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OFFICE.
SANE.

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aPsrkinson, J. H.. 42G}55 J...........,.......
fSimmpns, 6. L.. ~ 2J......................
t3EideT, 7. A.. .....S. Z. cor, "a and i
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Voeller. S............. 1920 9th. bet. J & x
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White, G. A....-.-..... County Hospital. =,
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PACIEIC HOTEL

n PEN DAY AND NIGHT. ICE-CREAM PAR
" lors. Everything first-ciass. Wedding din
ners and cakes a speciality. The only dining
rooms in the city made cool by artificial pro-
aac
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w. J. KAVANAUGH,
" TT ID I'd R TT a TX u Ia
No. S13 j st., bet. Fifth and SIXTH

IlWANS on HAND a fAEssS zSSOg-
Z. Inent Of AeialIic and %o1iss. Casksss,
Burial Case, Citffira and ShToa3s t-raishe.l
Gofiu ortiefs wiz receive pronlpg astept!c- or
shod notiee and at the logess rata once
open day and night. 4p
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A Woman EWay.

A little over six weeks ago Mrs. Fowler, of S27
Ellis street, San Francisco stopped in at a lead
ing city druggists to ask what effect joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilla, would have in cases OF
dyspepsia and sick headache She was assured
that it would relieve both She was, however
so incredulous that finally the druggist gave he1
a bottle, not to be paid for unless it effected a
cure. A proposition so startlingly practical has
Just received is the convincing conclusion, and
tells is own story.
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UNDERpAKERS
---------------- -----------------
REEVES & IOHf

~ ~ I'd I R r - K m EE ~
8o9 St., bet, Sixth ana Seventh (n0rSh sidst.
NTE,KEEP ON HAND Il COMPLETE ssy,s,ss,.
w Stock Of Cofins and Caskets; also =Issazs7s
ShTouds OF every description. Orders from oisJ
or country will receive prompt attention, day O.
night. EMBALMING done in the best manner,
ct reasonable rates. 10
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REs1DEScE TELEPHONE

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1904 I...~.......lS1
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Sutter buildgI9l
SIS 18th St.. 1S. 81 & 100
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lT2H J.......... i53
Il027 G............ ..................
l030 I............ 81 and 1853
N and 10th. -. 81 and 123
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lt;o, hospital. !55 ~
tNo evening hours.
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sAN FRANeIsco. February 5. IS.

cAN FRAl9NIslO, rtDIudIy . 7 o.
DEAR SIR: l write to admit that, notwith-
standing my misglvings, joys Vegetable Ssr-
saparilla did all that you promised. had tried
so many prescriptions, to no purpose, that | had
come to believe nothing would relieve my
dyspepsia and sick headaches but l have not
had return of either since commenced taking
it. I believe l am permanently cured, but VIII
continue to take it regularly for while yet.
You will have my permission to make this pub
lie. for remedy that viii cnre dyspepsia and
prevent sick headaches should be generally
l-,,oU-u Raenpctfj11.v
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SAPOLIO

Instead of other means for securing. The old
Iuts and old methods are not the easiest by tar.
Many people travel them becaWe they have not
tried the better way 1t is relief from sort of
slavery to break away from old-fashoned meth
| ods and adopt the labor-saving and strength
| sparing inventions of modern times. Get out of
| old Iuts and into new ways by using a cake of
| Sapolio in your house-eleaning.
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ICE CREAM.

TyHE ONLY PLACE 70 GET PURE ICE
i CREAM made from rich cream, not corn
starch or fsH lilies -ocial gatherings etc is at
WkL1ER'f ANDY STORE and ICE CREAM
PARLORS, S24 j street.
4plm A. WALTER. Proprietor.
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
EEAT DAYLIGHT ROBBERY OF A
MONTREAL BANK.
The London Times" and The Par
s-Reassembling of the
French Congress.
THOSE AWFUL lRIsHMKN.

lsrncrAL DISPATCHES TO THE RBooRD-Usvos /
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J. FRANK CLARK,
COUNTY CORONER & UNDERTAKEE
No. 1oI7 Fourth st., bet. j sud e.

A LWAYs ON HAND TIE MOST COMpLETB
"A Stock OF UNDERTAKING GOODS on the
coast. Country orders, day or night, viii 70.
eeive prompt attention. TELEPHONE NunBHR,
IS4 izpl GEO H CLARK FTlnera1 Dfreotnr
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APPARENTLY a VERY WEAK CASE.
FRENCH POLITICS.

Congress Keessembled-T The Revision
Agitation Resumed.
Copyright. 1855, by tie California Associated Press
PARIS, October 15ih-The Senate and Cham
ber of Deputies reasSembled this afternoon.
Boulanger and several of his supporters took
seats in the Chamber, amid much excitement
There was greet commotion on the streets as
Boulanger drove to the palace. H was cheered
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old, s1450015 new. Cat raeats quiet and
steadily neld. Lard shade lower dull and
heavy; Western steam spot, by ~ Q .szae; April
T.S7 "a SSc: August. 79l elsie; October. 7.96 d
Sc: city steam. 4 Coo.
Butter steady and in fair request at Il q Doe.
Cheese firm aud IN better demand Western, liz
dI2c.
started out weak TO-DAY, and the conditions
rounding them. instead of being bsarish, were
the reverse. The cause Of the weakness, judg
ing from surface Indications. was that the recent
heavy sIumps have put the professionals in
mood of selling, and little rally has no terrors
for them. There was pleuty OF wheat for sale
at the start May wheat opened at 7Ta a 77ac,
selling of IN few minutes 10 Tie. There ap-
peared to be little help for wheat for nearly all
OF the heavy dealers sold the session advanced,
and the few firms who had been buying early
stopped when they saw that the temper of the
crowd was all ons way. May continued to de-
cline until 76tc was reached which is she low
est figure this option has ever sold at IN March,
There little reaction from bottom figures.
which was caused by covering by the small
professionals who had sold earlier. and who
were trying to take IN their prohts
May advanced to 76sc and closed st 76sc. The
corn deal was much the most interesting on the
floor. The course of prices Was much the same
as yesterd ay-strong at the opening, then a con-
siderable decline, followed bv sharp rally.
Receipts were much smaller than expected. and
that made the opening firm, but there was free
selling by several of the larger commission
houses. wheat was going down the run. and
a decline of &c easy But the temper of the
corn buyers far different from that of their
brother wheat bulls" Strong house seen
be liberal buyers, and the shorts"
took fright In their hurry TO cover their
early sales they carried the price of the
May delivery up from 49Ic to 5Osc and
it did not take long do it. Then
the market eased of to 50f a 503c advanced
swiftly to sole, and as rapidly reacted. closing
at 493c. The speculative trade in oats was not
large, and the course of prices was largely guided
by the fluctuations in the corn market May
and June opened at 303c, and closed at 304c
The provision trade commanded fair attention
The old raiders made their influence felt, and
they were comparatively moderate in their
movements and acted IL th5y considered the
time inopportune for ''bear" turn. Still they
made the market all around average little low
Pork was again the favorise article with the
raiders, but trading was spasmodic and of only
moderate volume. May sold st $l3 IS 0l3 S23
and closed at $13 80. May lard sold at 1900
525c, and closed at 7.524c May short ribs,
7.15O720c, and closed at 7.1T4c. The leading
futures ranged AZ follows:
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washed. medium and common grade il in good order
xo022c; unwashed fine. 1701Sc; feece-wasned. u
ngnt Well washed aud IN good order, 70 I5uc purry
and understandable. according to their value
PROVISIONS.
JoBBING Prices Smoked Meats Sugar-cured
nans' 10 70 IL lbs average, 12aac; Is lbs average
24ci IL ms average lie; 20 tos average IL lac;
- IDS average ae; English cured breakfast baco
ngnt or medium 12c; sugar-cured shoulders 10 10
II lbs average, s19c; California hams light
dium, SAG; cottage hams, light or medium, 44c
pieces. lie Bacon clear Sides about Is ms
average, 91sc. about 30 lbs average, 93sc
clear backs, medium average 9l4c; clear bel.
lies. middle weight. Zoe. Dry-salt and Picked
Meats-Clear sides (unsmoked), 9e clear backs (un.
smokey, 9c clear bellies (unsmoked), 914c; clear
bean pork p brl 200 lbs, $17. so; family pork
q br1 200 ms, $3.50; ham rump y brl 200 fbs.
$3.50; pig pork in 1O0-D kegs, key, $40. 90.
Bolcgna-Skin large small. 71oc; cloth. large or
small &c. Lard-Pure winter leaf kettle-rendered,
in tierces 9lac; in one-haf brls, 9aec in 50D
in 1OO-b cases 93sc; in pom in SON cases,
91ec prime leaf lard in tierees, S1ac. Refined Lard
in tierces S14c; in 5Ofb in 100fb S12c
SEEDS.
C1ovsr-Comrnon red June, prime (recleaned),
$3. 9OD4.15 y Blu; English mammoth. prime tre-
cleanedl $4.O004.25; Alsike prime, s.. 25 07 so;
Alfalfa, prime $7.50OS.0O; white. S7.50O8.00;
prime timothy. $2.7O03.Oo " bu; extra clean blue
orchard grass, 81. 5OO1.65 ~ bu; Southern grown
Inet % per bu; millet ST. 90 per bu fax
seed. selected 81. 40O150 per bu;,od popcorn. 3O
DO per 10; popcorn, so O7Oc per blu: hemp. iac;
canary sc; rape Sc per n. Acme lawn grass seed,
zoe per 10; 80. % per bu. Spinach-Bloomsdale
savoy-leaf (sealed bags). SOC per i6 Landreths
ira early peas fsealedl, Sd. so per bu.
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1sD1ANAPoLIs MARKETS.
With nFilder Atmosphere Trade Improves
-Firmness Characteristic of Prices.

With Milder Atmosphere Trade Improves
-Firmness Characteristic of Prices.
INDIANAPOLIS March %.
Mild weather and pa ssable roads had a good
effect on trade to-day. There were number OF
buyers in from the country and mail orders were
liberal. and with this q firm tone to prices pro-
walls. The dry goods market especially was
active, and the stocks to select from unusu-
ally large and attractive. TIE firm tone to prices,
which has been characteristics of dry goods for
several months, is still noticeable. and this
tends to increase trade in this line of goods
Grocers were busy to-day. Sugars very firm
at the advance of Thursday, and higher prices
are anticipated. Coffees are still unsettled and
tse bears on the bean are fully numerous as
the bulls. Recent cablegrams tend to weaken
the market. Canned goods are getting low. and
the market has not been so well cleared OF
Stockton March for many years. Dried fruits
have been selling better of late, and prices
Steady and firm. Mackerel are in light supply;
no frst-class stock the market; prices firm
fand the demand good. The provision market is
aEnore active in a jobbng way, and prices frmer.
eGommisslon men speak of trade as being rather
dull, which is probably due to the fact that
ethere is such an increase il commission-houses
year by year that the trade of the city and sur
rounding country does not keep pace with the
new houses, as compared with five years ago.
The trade of commission houses is at least fifty
gper cent ahead of that of five years ago. Pota-
toes are firm at the recent advance. Arrivals
looked for Apples in lighter supply and in
Ilight demand at prices ruling Poultry coming
in quite freely; prices barely steady, with indi-
cations of break in values at an early day.
Eggs firm, receipts the last few days having
fallen off Choice butter IN light supply and in
good request. The seed market is active; prices
steady and firm The wool market il moving
along much in the rut of several weeks past;
prices unchanged and the movement quiet.
4<r GRAIN.
49, The local market was rather tame to-day, and
so was the the bidding on Change. The Board
Of Trade Price Current says OF wheat, local
eepts are some better. Prices here, sympathiz-
ing with markets elsewhere, show decline. al
though present light receipts are easily disposed
of, yet the demand is small. Corn inspections
Z show slightly better receipts There is fair
demandfor local at about same prices
Yesterday Offerings from country small.
Some sales of corn in elevator are reported at
prices below quoted. After call No. 2 yellow
was offered at 494c track, and No. white at SIC
I. o. BIS Oats, receipts and no track offers.
Local dealers are wanting track oats at
slightly better figures than yesterday. Elevator
oatsjwe quote easier Rye. no offers; few
wanted at 63c. Bran, no Offers buyers biddiDgs
are at old figures. Hay. offerings
arrive. Buyers continue their limits about the
same. Track bids to-day ruled as follows:
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. March 23.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Cattle-Receipts. 5000; shipments. 4, 600.
5 O5; stockers and feeders So. So 03.75. cows bulls
and mixed, $20o03.35; Texasfed steers. SO. 35O
Hogs-Recsipts $4,000. shipments 2, ooo Mar
kss s'sSsy sSsfHs wssksT; mixed
ssh as %. '''O 0000' Asn' % % ''' sA'pa' 9Ao0
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $500; shipments,
poor ones; natives 81 00D615; Western IS 500
&. 10; Texans. So 75o4.75; lambs. $56oo6.50. ~7as
KANSAS CITY, March 23.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts, 2352s shipmentSy
sos. Slow and weak; shipping and dressed beef
steers 106 15c lower butchers steers Sd 1o5 Iower,
good TO choice corn;fed. 81 -400a So; common 70
steers, So so; cows, s2D3.50.
Hogs-Receipts. CAT; shipments, none. Steady
to shade lower; light weights selling-best; good t5
choice, S.. 80; common 10 medium. $4 coz
$40; skps and pigs. S2.7504.4
Sheep-Receipts. 62I shipments. none Strong
for good TO choice; rnuttons, $4.9OO5.40.
NEW YORK. March 23.-Beeves-Recepts, L 800
saughterers direct. The market steady for good
grades and duh for common and medium Common
pounds; bulls, $2.50R3.75. Calves-Recepts 1856:
market dull at 4 07c per pound for yeaIs.
steady at "a. .2o yearling lambs So 0o07 40;
spring lambs, 81 90 each.
inai value, So so q 5. so per hundred pounds --'
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, March 23.- Cartle-Receipts,
consignments No cattle shipped to New York to.
day.
Hogs-heceipts, 1,oOU; shipments, 1900 Mar
ket active; Philadephias IS 80 95.S5; mixed SIS IS:
Workers, $5.5O15.60. common to fair $3.50
$40; pigs, $5 $500. Seven cars Of hogs shipped
New York to-day.
sheep--Receipts. 600; shipments, / 500 Mar
ket fair at unchanged prices
ST. LOUIS, March Observation-Disclosures 100;
shipments, LOO Market strong and unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts. 2,100; shipments, 2 ZOO Mar.
ket active and firrn: choice heavy and butchers
selections $5.4o05.5o. packing, medium to prime,
S5.15 0545; light grades, ordinary 70 best $4-95 a
5. 20.
Sheep-Receipts. 200: shipments. 700. Market
steady; fair to fancy. II d61O.
CINCINNATI March 23.-Cattls-Receipts OF;
shipments, 1877 Market steady.
sheep-Receipts $40; shipments, 10. In good de-
mand. Lambs firm at 81 1850.
Hogs-Receipts, 500 shipments, 1850. Market
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Yesterdays Quotations on Produce as the
Two Great Commercial Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce ae the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK. March 23.-Flour-Receipts,
Is, 922 packages; exports, 1895 brls, and 1926
sacks. Market moderately active Sales, q. 700
brla Common to choice white wheat Western
extra, s3.908550; fancy white wheat Western
extra. $46o05
Whsat-Receipts, 270O bu; exports, as. 740 bu;
sales, II, 24s,000 bu futures, 10000 bn spot;
cash less active. and 303c lower. closing easy;
options opened firm, and in some cases trife
better, subsequently, weakened and declined
about ia &c; closing at the bottom; speculation
moderately active; No. spring, nominal at
Ss4c; No. / hard, 92Ac in store; ungraded red,
sIa es2le no COS. red So SSe OIL III store ana
No. red, March, S8a a IS l5-16c, closing at
ss1c; April. $50 $780, closing at SSsc; May,
s Sssic Closing at az gSsc june e. 81 $50.
August s6l 0s7sc. closing at 66tc; September,
B706Sc, closing at SIC; December. 80 6091c.
closing at 904c.
Corn-Recsipts, 81, 800 bu; exports, 500 bu;
sales. 1896 600 bu futures. and 10000 bu spot;
options opened firm, afterwards declined s0sc,
later rallied a lite, closing. however, weak, with
reaction of 10; spot firm but quist; I'M
grated, 46 a Gle; No 3, 5S4 a 5Ssc; steamer. $50
059c elevator. 600614c delivered; No. 2. 593 a
soc elevator, 6l4c delivered; No. April, SEA-
COLO, closing al 59ae; May, 57t 759c, closing at
5s4c; June. 81 95se, closing at 57ac; July, 57aD
58ac. closing AZ 57Ac; August 5I4 d584c. closing
NJ oT4c, Septe Der, 56D0S4c, closing al 0oci
October So a5s4c closing al 5sc; November,
57a z574c, closing at SIZE; December, Sea 56zc.
closing at SIC.
OAts-Rsceipts as 900 hu; exports, SO bu;
sales. 365. GOO bu futures; I27,000 bu spot 304c
better mixed Western. 37040c; white West
err. 40145c.
hay steady; demand moderate; shipping. 55c..
Hops quiet aud unchanged
Coffee spot fair Rio steady nc l4c; options
fairly active and higher; sales, lis, $50 bags;
March, 10 rs 10. soc; April. 1910 a 10 S5c; May.
1865 a 10. 65c; June. 10 So a 10.s0c; July, 1900
10 65c. August, 10 10 a 10 35c September 1850
10 20c; October, O. 90 a 10. Zoe; November, 1905 d
10 l0c; December. 9900le. Zoe: January. 1Oc;
February. l0.o5c. Sugar fairly active and firm;
fair refining quoted ~ 13-16c; centrifugal,
sc test SIC; molasses grades, 414tc; Ioilo, 44c;
Muacovado, 40; refined Arm; extra @, 5aD5z;
yellow, TIC SIC. MolAsses steady; 80 test,
20Ac. Rice steady.
Tkllow Arm at 4 ll-I6e Rosin steady.
Eggs firm and in good inquiry; receipts 7,176
packages; Western. liz DISC.
Pork fairly astive; mess quoted at $l4 251I4 so
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia, BaItf-
more. Cincinnati and Other Points.


more. Cincinnati and Other Points.
ST. LOUIS, March 23.-Flour dull and weak.
Wheat opened lower and declined rapidly, the lowest
was Slight reaction only and advanced lsc June ad-
vanced lac but fell off 10 later; No. red. cash,
S0l9c May, S01A DS1 38c, closing at so SSc; June,
1854 OS0c closing at 79c July. 76 etc, closing at
76Ssc; August. 7615D77c, closing at 76asc; Decem-
Der, S0A1 lac, closing at SOtsc. Corn opened
lower, but reacted and closed steady cash IA
May, 44n045c. closing AZ 40 lee bid; June closed at
A Asc; july 40 7sc closing 46e bid. Oats active
and very strong; cash, 3O4c; May. 2S7sc. Rye, Gle
bid. Barley, 750s7c. Bran easy at tie. Hay frm
prime timothy, $12117 prairie $S012. Batter
FIRM; creamery, "a a SOC; dairy 20026c. Eggs, lie
Corn.neal S2.45O2.50. Whisky steady at $1.O9
Provisions weak. PORK. $14.12sa Lard, 7.150
5.7506c; long clears 7O5 al. Zoe; clear ribs 725c;
short clears 7 .4507.55c Bacon Observation-Disclosures,
637lac; long clears, IT'S NJ iac clear ribs 1870
07.95c; short clears &. i00S. zoe. Hams steady at
1o012c. Afternoon board -WheEt weak and lower
April S0i0c; May, SOlsc; July, 76lscc. Corn
lower April 441sc; May, SIC; July, $40. Oats
easy; Nav. 2s7sc. Receprs-Fiour. 5000 brlsi
rye none; barley 1000 bu. Shipraents-Flour. TO-
600 brls; wheat, 600 bu corn. 81 900 bu; OATS
l., 600 bu; rye. none; barley, none.
PHILADELPHIA. March 23.--Flour quiet and
weak. Wheat weak and lower: No. 2 red March.
S9la19Oc: April, 9o09ol4c; May, 90i91 ole; June,
9O14 190a4e. Corn-Spot steady, with moderate
demand. bat nothing doing in futlres. Sales: Un-
graded in grain depot 5TA2c No. 3 mixed. in grain
depot 57iac; steamer No mixed in elevator 81 0c;
57lac; April. 567037c; May, 5Tsa05slac; June.
5S14 059c. Oats-Spot quiet AMI steady Sales;
Rejected white 35c ungraded white. 10 D4o1ac; No.
white. 30Aac; No. white, 40iz0a0Aaci futures
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OIL.

NEW YORK, March 23.-Petroleum was weak ali
day. and although the sales only moderate thee
cline at times very rapid Market opened weak
at 80 1sc and fell lie IN the first hour. period of
dullness then ensued during which the market sagged
off steadily but in the last hour the decline became
very rapid and the market closed weak at $3.50.
Sales, 2,78I. 900 brls. Opening 931sc:ghighest
9314c; lowest SS14c; closing, $780, Turpentine
steady at 80 81 $3.50.
OIL CITY, March educational Transit certificates
opened 9314c highest So lac; lowest i2c; closed
$780, sales, g. 496 900 brls; clearances, 1902 coo
brs; charters 1882 brls; shipments, Sc S44 bris
runs, ~, % brls Fl
PITTSBURG. Pa. March 23.-Petroleunn excited
weak and lower National Transit certificates npened
at 931ac; closed at sslac; highest 3c; lowest $3.50
WILMINGTON. N. O., March 23.-TurpeuSiAe
firm at 36c.
CHARLESTON, March 23.-Turpentine, quiet at
$50.
SAVANNAH, Ga. March 23.-Turpentine firm at
$50.
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April 40 40I4c; May. 4o040ise; June. 4004Olae.
ss2 Weas srn a eo1a Eggs Srmsr With
good demand; Western frsts, lse Cheese quiet and
800 bris. wheat 400 bu; corn. SOB bu; oats,
II,I0o bu- shipmsnts-Wheat, 7,4oo bu; corn.
MINNEAPOLIS March 3.-wheat--Receipts %
earsshipments SO There fair inquiry at the
pose of the best milling wheat before the break
occurred in the outside market. Early sales
could not be coaxed into buying Closed dull
Closing-In store: No. HARD, March, T4Aac: April.
zasc: Nay; 75s July s6e N1. NqTshsz1 Mar S
2 Northern, March, zoe; April Z014c:ssIay. lie;
NeFthern.. 7s14o74lac: No. Northern, 7oo73c.
Flour unchanged.
BALTIMORE March -wheat-wastern about
ssed M faesn SIZE aa asked so Man Fss
ssa40 s9c. Corn-Western steady and dull mixed,
asked May. 56056lsc. Oats firm and scarce; Western
white 41642c; do mixed 39c..Provisions
tar Rasr PSa Rio as car
goes. ordinary to fair, 13l4014c. Receipts-Flour,
LOO bu. Shipments-Flour, 1855 hhls wheat.
5000 bu; corn, Al 800 bu. -
CINCINNATI. March 23.-Flour easy Wheat
dull; No. red, s51oc. Receipts 1900 bu; ship
ments, 500 bu- Corn barely steady; Ne. mixed,
PC. Oats in moderate demand; noszZz mixed,
$14.37l2c. Lard dull; current make. 3z1ac. Bulk
meats and bacon quiet and unchanged. WHISKY steady:
sales of 800 brls of finished goods the basis of
$1.O9 butter in good demand. Sugar steady.
Eggs stronger at 1401412c. Cheese quisss
LOUISVILLE, March 23.-6rain quiee and dull
Wheat-No. red, 85c; No. ng-berrysss7c. Corn
--No.2 mixed, sic; No. white, So Il 4b4c Oats
steady-No. mixed, $50 33l9c. Provissons quiet
but fairly steady. Bacon-Clesr-rib Sides Sc; clear
sides. s.5Oc; shoulders. 65oc. Bulk meats-Clear-
rib Sides 1850; clear sides 1900; Shoulders T5c.
$1475. Lard-Choice leaf, 925c.
DETROIT, March 23--Wheat-No. l white, cash.
84c; No. red. cash 83c asked: May. 831sc asked;
June S314c; July, Sic. Corn-No. z, 5Oc asked 1
Oats-No. 2 33aac bid; No. white, 35Aac. Re-
ceipts-Wheat, s, 400 bu oats. i, 100 bu.