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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-02

d A. DOLAN a CO,
i REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE BROKERS',
$50 Market St, opposite Palace HOTEL
Branch office Seventh ave- and ST. opposite OiyHl-
mic
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C.frQ RESTAURANT AND COFFEE SALOON,
u tON- north o. Market St: clearing Sl95 to
$3.50 month. CONRAD Il CO., II Fourth St. It's
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FURNITURE F0K SALE.
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

IF FURNITURE YOU WANT GOODAND CHEAP
i see H. SCHELLHAAS. 40S Eleventh ST. de6 If cod
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CARPETS.

CARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSE ELS. Soc A YARD;
- iuStallment price elsewhere 81 yd. NJ. FRIED
MAN q co, 229-230 stockton. and 237 POST 1t #
brussels CARPETS Coo LAID; FLOOR
- cloths, 25c. :. W. SHREK, 1894 Stockton. m2tf
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
~ eight-page WEEKLY CALL sent to any address
in the United States or Canada year Tor 81 Is.
postage Tree.
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C.ODn SALOON. NEAR MARKET ST; DO
SNt)tV. ing goua business: sickness cause selling.
CONRAD & co. r Fourth ST. Its
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Gl500 5 MT @E M4F y 55e s ST
CONRAD s. CO.. Il Fourth st. Its
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ClSO WILLGIVE THIS AMOUNT FOR HALF
- ~. nteIcs in sa con that VII! pay fair wages
i-r .; 40 agents. address n L., Box $50, CALL
Branch once. 1t~
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E4-AGON AND HORSE; CHEAP: NICE RIG:
" dairy produce route with it. 1923 Union.3l 7$
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$4,000 -BU1CHEHING 81 SiNEsS, PACK
GtbbO. ing house and market. with valuable
lease; q very old and profitable business; offered
only on account OF imperative de- aTture from the
S-l.e. / d. BAENAR0 80 keArnF 81. IL
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OAKLAND HOTELS.

Il ELSEY HOUSE UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
N III X. WRIGHT, late of Santa Ana; popular
family hotel: large grounds; fine table; terms
sonabe. Cor. oath st. aud Telegraph ave. my22 I'm
DARK: HOUSE. AIS FOURTEENTH ST. OAK
L land, o. h. Stampey, Prop. just opened every
thing new and frstclass; central location special
rates for families. my20 I'm
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CsQ0l RESTA RANT; FINE BUSINESS AND
= cNO. location. sold only on account OF disa-
mt Of partners; absolute bargain. BAILEY,
% Market. lJ&
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nLD-ESTABLIsHED GROCERY AND BAR: 3
- living rooms and furniture; must be sold this
week; owner going Eas, Il. B., Box 13, CALL
y .Lnl NfIce. ie2 StE
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TwO-SEATED, MILK BUSINESS, PEDDLING
i wagon cheap. 11l4 Harrison ST. my3O Ct
NEW AND SECONDHAND BAKER-WAGONS.
" laundrY-wagon buggies. s28 Harrison. y 7tE
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ro CENTS FER SHARE PER MONTH; No IN
~ teress; no taxes; secures landed interest;
cure home IN the finest climate IN the world Tor
health and comfort: land planted "a fruit and cutI
waited until IN bearing: you can then select your
site for a home. send call The California Land
Commercial ana Fruit Company, 3l9 Pine ST. San
f.-.r,-rcr, mv3I II
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HORSES.
C46O HACK AND TEAM HORSES: GOOD.
- -tOO. young horses: weigh 1900 pounds each;
bargain. 10 Masonic ave, of Geary Je2 IT.
L1OR SALE-NEW WAGON. HORSE AND HAR.
I ness; cheap. inquire at 81 Broadway. 81 3tF
II ORSE AND WAGON FOR SALE AT 80
- Pacific ST. iny2S IT.
DOOKERS NEVADA HORSE MARKET: 1905
IA Harrison: new stock OF horses arrived. fe7 6n
i and rOckaway Apply 1919 Market 81. myZO II
IA ANTED-TO TRADE A HEAVY DRAUGHT
~ stallion. weight 1900 pounds, true aud well
broke for pair OF out heavy brood mares;
also span OF young horses for sale aud year old
$500 pounds weight. Apply ranch Of Il. BEHB-
MAN. Alvar3do Alameda Co., Ca. myl7 / IL
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LAMBDA A g L CY ADVERTISEMENT
y and subscriptions received at the Alameda
Branch ONCE OF THE MORNING CALL, SCHNEE
DER il CO, 1885 PARK ST.
GSOOA GREAT BARGAIN; ONLY $3.50
t0OOOO. cash: balance $40 monthly; modern
2-story house of rooms. ba h and basement; nice
garden: large lot; in the best ueiEhb0rhoOd. Gail
Sunday. 1880 San Antonio ave Chestnut Station
Alameda. or 1872 MarkeG ST. san Francisco. ie2 81
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Nj CAFEE, BALDWIN & HAMMOND. REAL ES-
W tate Agents and AuctiOneers, members OF the
Real Estate Exchange, 0 Montgomery ST.
NAEANT
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C.D.2S BRANCH BAKERY AND VARIETY
90. store. " tn furniture OF ! rooms. com
p.ete Tor housekeeping; REM ouIy SIS; positive
l.r..Lm- i Ed 30 haIrnY IL
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C.SGQ FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STORE;
- tJOs horse aud ga gen: . rooms: big trade.
must lie sold on account Of departure. WOOD
RUFF 81 CO, S4l Market. JeZ "a
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G.IEO EACH 3 MINUTES WALK FROM
y ~ electric railroad tuilding; lot 25x
100: ready TO build on. FOSTER, BENCHLEY d
WOODSON. 634 Market st. my3l SuTuTh
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C00O BAKERY FOR SALE; INCLUDING
s@DDU. brick oven tools and fixtures; must sell
o. account OF sickness. Apply CALL Branch. 81 3t*
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C,ALOON AND ROOMS AT INVOICE; GOOD
- stand. other business. 26S Stevenson. jel 2
GOOD EXPRESS BUSINESS FOR SALE; WELL
u established for 20 years. Inquire at cor san
some and Suffer SIS my3l At
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G0oO a FINE CORNER SALOON AT THE
- DtO. Mission; : living rooms; must sell this
" eeh. w. +. Hl-ALl. has MUrktt st. It,
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MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS FOR SALE IN
Ih monthly payments equal To rent EaSIiaAe nu-
ished cottages of or rooms each. with all the
latest modern Improvements; also 2-story houses
and rooms eacn, haf block from caDle-car In
fine neighborhOod; must be seen to be appreciated;
come aud see me; nave property IN ali parts Oh
the city aud Will build you house thereon accord
ing TO your own plans and your own terms; COM
pleted and so 81 houses IN 1890. For particular
apply to L. LANDER, owner and builder. 10 mont
goneTy mY20 TuIhSdSut1
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ESQ QOO FINE CORNER ON HAYES ST. !:
y CU.UUU. only block from Market; frame
Improvements; rented low az 1928 So lot 6OxlO0
MCAFEE, BALDWIN & HAMMOND, 10 Montgom-
cry st
C.eOiO RENT S5S; GOOD 2-STORY And
,DOOVO. basement house on 18Th St., near San
chez; 3. / and room fats; lot 25xI14. MCAFFE.
BALDWIN HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery st.
C.O.1SA VERY CHEAP: MISSION ROAD.
tgO-OO. near Silver ave. fine level lot; l5OX
IS. MCAFEE BALDWIN u HAMMOND D, 10 Mont
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C.to0 GROCERY AND BAR: SELLING FOR
- IOO. the best Of reasons; living rooms: liz
vssJi-are this barsaia; cali to-day. W, F. HEALY,
JAS Market 81 Its
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G.e2SA PART CASH; WORTH $1,000:
sCO-OO. fine home; 2-stoTy house: IL large
ROOMS, D fre-places and other buildings; choice
cOrHer lot 75Xl75, with unobstTucIed view Of Ala
media and San Francisco and convenient 70 local
ana Srreet-car. HUGH NJ. CAMERON, 479 Ninth
ST. Oakland mV2S II
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EIRST-CLAsS SToRAGEi UPPER FLOORS; Gag
L 644 Mission st. CHAS l.. TAYLOR my2S limo
FURNITURE STORED; EASTERN PLAN;
i terms moderate Sterling Furniture Co.. 1883
Market ST., opposite Joaes. mr20
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To LEASE.
DOOM WITH POWER CHEAP; IN THE BRICK
IL building, cor. Folsom and Eighteenth SITS also
lots TO rent cheap ia same block. ASHTON, All
Montgomery ST. my31 cod I'm
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ID HUI. dent? If so. don't delay, but secure one
OF those fine Richmond lots. 25x12O, only block
n OF the park: $50 cash down and $40 per mouth
before they paid for they will be worth SIOOO;
think OF it, only ~ 80 per week; any one can save
that out of their spending money; title insured IoI
By Cal Title Insurance Co; we are tie leaders IN
making money for our patrons. p. A. DOLAN ~
AZ rLata
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S0UU. ag business 81 partner wanted in ne
store on kearny ST.. must attend store, keep plain
accounts mems time, act as salesman, collections,
ETC.; employs 10 hands; plenty of work for them
90 DO; clears $3.50 per month; has stock material,
tools, machinery; is a remarkably growing prom Ia
Die and solid business, suitable for any steady,
sober, industrious man, willing 10 work and make
himself generally useful: will find plenty 10 do;
fUu Investigation and best of references. GEO.
SILMARr ! IS keaTnY s.. IL
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GO 600 LOT 81 :6xl2O: SW. COR. ELLIS
tDJO.OOU. and Cough SITS; trontages; desir-
able location for church club; will sell in sub
divisions MCAFEE, BALDWIN Il HAMMOND, 10
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e LOTS, 25Kl20 EACH, IN AS GOOD BLUM
IO as there is s. of the park; must positively DC
sold before the 18th inst at any price, as 1t Is the
wind-up Of this b ock contract, and the re-
naming lots viii be sacrifced; abstract OF ttte
complete UP date; don't delay; this chance 20
make $500 clear in a very short time For such
enanre annlY To Z. A. pOIAN x co. $50 NaTket So
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GARRETT CLEANING.


CPAULDING'S PIONEER CARPET-BEATING
y Works do the best work. $50 to 357 Tehama st.
telephone SOIO. lnrla II
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$1,000 dd 6d5 6ocs, from Gas2d eae
line; grand city, bay and landscape view. FOS-
TER, BENCHIEY & WOODSON. ga Market st
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n OTICE-s3O0 To $3.50; LOTS AT FRUITVALE
IN Station, opposite the depot, offered for
sale at the most reasonable terms follows:
OnefOurth cash, balance in 6, II Is and q months,
or in monthly iuStameBts from SIC upward: these
lots are the most accessible to railroad
venienees of any lots in East Oakland. Apply to
JEFFRESS & WHITE, or Tweuty-thirdaye Laud
Co., Twenththird-ave. Station. East Oakland. mrltf
A WEEK NEWS FOR CENTs-THE WEEKLY
II CALL. in wraDper. ready for mailing
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C.sonn COFFEE SALOON AND BAKERY:
- -bJU. good ,oven; aest bargain in the city.
NCLAUGHLIN 81 CO., 26 kearny. my27 It's
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Gel E00 BOARDING AND LODGING HOUSE;
- OUO. owns building; bar trade Of s. to $40
pr day. Apply W. T. HEALN, has Market So. It
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-03
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

The District Court of Green county, Ia,
has decided that signing of mans name to g
railway mileage book by another is not forgery.
Joseph Stangel who was wanted by the
authorities of Thorpe Wis, for shooting his
half sister, tried to kill himself when about
being arrested.
During fight at Reed City, ILL.,. a man
named Simon was fatally stabbed by Sim on
Stevenson. An unsuccessful attempt was made
to lynch the latter.
Over 15U shopmen, clerks, and with other
laborers, have been discharged by tie Chicago
Burlington and @ uincy road at Burlington, L.,
and at West burlington,
News comes from Hong Kong that the
American ship Vigilant, which recently ar
rived at that port from New Y ork lost six of
her crew while on the outward passage.
AS result of the decline IN silver nearly
mint at Carson, New, and sent To China, where
higher price prevails for 1t than in America
= By an explosion of the boilers of James
Fugate's mills at Hainly's Switch, south of
Charleston, Mo-, Jefferson Cobb. Charles Cobb
and man named Dowdy. all mill hands, were
killed.
The owners of farms in Minnesota and
North Dakota. for 100 miles along the Red
River Valley, from Wahpeton to Pcmbina. are
greatly excited over the prospects of losing
their property through defective titles.
w. ]. Elliott and his brother, p. j. Elliott,
were removed from the Columbus City prison
to the county jail shortly after midnight yes
terday morning. it being deemed safer IN view
OF the feeling which pervadeS the community.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-03
Grain, Flour and Feed.

The only sale on call at the Grain Exchange
was a car OF sample shell corn at 60c, free in
elevator. Receipts as bulletined, 42 cars, of
which is cars were by PittsDurg. Ft. Wayne
and Chicago Railway. as follows: / car of
bran, z of oats, 8 of hay, l of straw, of ear
corn, of -four. of feed. of barley. By Pitts
burg. Cincinnati and st. Louis car of shorts,
3 of corn, of bran. of corn and rye, of oats,
l of hay. By Baltimore and Ohio, l car of ear
corn, of hay. BY Pittsburg and Lake Erie,
2 cars of hay, l of oats, 2 of -four The bidding
is very slow all along the line, and offers are not
cago price oil No. 2 white oats is up to the best
offer made at the Exchange to-day. AS will be
seen by quotations, rye has taken an upward
turn. No. PENNSYLVANIA and Michigan rye is
S to &c per bushel higher than it was week
ago.
Prices for carload lots on track:
WHEAT-No. red, 81 02@l %; No. g. 97G9Sc
CoRN-No. 2 yellow shell. 60@6lc: high
mixed, $4,000: mixed shell, 57@5715c; No. 2
yellow ear, 63@64c; high mixed ear, 6I@6l1kc;
mixed ear corn, 59@5919c.
OATs-No. /. 5315@54c; No. white. 521z053c;
extra, No. 3, 5O15@olc; mixed oats. 49@5Oc.
RYE-No.1 Pennsylvania and Michigan, 93@
94c; No. l, Western, S7GSSc.
Provisioning prlces-Fancy spring and
winter patent -four, SIS 75G6 90: fancy straight
winter, 81 S5@5 15; fancy straight spring, 81 IS
90 Is; clear winter 81 7505 90; straight xxx
bakers 81 5OQI rs Rye -four, 81 O0@4 Is.
Buckwheat -four, 214@3c q b.
MILLFEED-No. ! white middlings. S23 5O0
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toward the close by the strength of the latest
foreign dispatches. The London market was
quoted to the Board of Trade Is per quarter
dearer for wheat (eQual 10 Be per bushei). and
Cd per sack higher for -four. The MAY delivery
was advanced to 81 and closed at 971sQyl14c.
OF the 259 cars of corn received to-day not one
was of contract grade. The weather was moist
over considerable stretch of country, which
is against any increase OF contract grain The
market opened firm for May. and the offerings
were SO slight in response to the bids that II
soon advanced to 56c. There was dull spell
and somewhat heavier feeling when the es.
um2ted receipts for tomorrow were report
as 4l2 cars, but the shorts were the uneasy
party in the days dealings, and it did not re.
quire much effort on the part of a few GOOD
buyers to run good many of them ina sale
or two as high as $3.50 took place.
Oats opened steady, advancing with corn
and declining when that cereal weakened, The
market was quiet and uninterestiug.
The provision market was firm at the COM
mencement of the trading, and gathering
strength as the day progressed considerable
advance in price was established for all the
leading speculative commodities. Pork opened
up &C and made an advance of about nc near
the close. Lard was advanced from So s. for
May at the opening to S. 9215. and closed at the
latter quotation compared with SIS IS on Satur.
day. klbs gained nc.
Inc leading futures ranged as follows as cor
rected by John NJ. Oakley & Co., 45SiXth street,
members Chicago Board of Trade:
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HOME SECURITIES.
Mr.. Westinghouse Delays His Return-Talk
About the Scrip Dividend-The Stock
Somewhat Neglected-Philadelph

About the Scrip Dividend-The Stock
Somewhat Neglected-Philadelph
Gas Holds Up Under Adversely.
The market for local stocks was quiet and
trifie weak yesterday. There were no outside
buying orders, and but few of home origin.
Total sales were 52l shares. furnished by Eiec-
trio, German National Bank, Philadelphia Gas,
Luster and Switch and Signal.
. There was very moderate demand for cleo
trio and although there were no material
changes in figures, it ruled weak all day, clos
ing good fraction below the opening bid
Mr.. estinghouse did not make his appear
ance as expected, and it was stated that he
would not be here for four or five days. In.
terest was dull on the scrip. but no one could
be found VINO had received check for his
share. he amount to be disbursed is about
S6,OOO. There were two reports about the In
terest business-one that the books had not
been closed and the time been extended some
hoT by somebody for one week; the other
Coming apparently from an unauthoritatiye
source, that checks would be made out to
holders of second March l. That the situation
was unsatisfactory could be seen in the dalnti-
ness with which the stock was handled. With
confidence already shaken, it was no wonder
the disappointment had bearish effect. Moth
ing could be done, however, but to accept the
situation and wait for Mr.. Westinghouse to
show his hand. The next move will be decisive
one way or another.
Philadelphia Gas held its own remarkably
well, in the face of reports of scarcity of the
fuel coming in from all over the city. 1t was
offered down trife at the close. Luster was
steady, but Switch and Signal dropped big
fraction. Ceptral Traction closed up little.
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal was wanted
at 80. but not offered below Al. Sales were:
First call-ll shares German National Bank,
3O5; 20 Electric liz.
Second call-142 Electric, liz; 200 111; 90 111a:
10 Philadelphia Gas. 125s; Is Luster 10; lO l51s.
Third call-l0 Philadelphia Gas, 1913; 40 l21s;
3 Switch and Signal, II.
Before call-SI 900 Electric scrip, A.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
A Cold Monday Proves Unfavorable
to the Produce Trade.
BUTTER AND EGGS TEND UPWARD.
Cereals Firm at Sources of Supply, but
Slow and bull Here.
GENERAL GROCERIES UNCHANGED
OFFICE OF PITTsBURG DISPATCH,
MONDAY, March z

OFFICE OF PITTSBURG DISPATCH,
MONDAY, March 2
Country Produce-Jobbing Prices.
Monday proved cold day to trade at COM
mission houses. The first business day of the
week is uniformly quiet but this week it has
been more SO than usual The cold snap has
stiffened price of eggs, and sales are reported
as high as l9c per dozen. A change to milder
weather will very soon bring markets back to
the old level. A drop is highly probable before
the week is out. Advices from the West indi-
cate a very short supply of creamery butter
and higher prices are sure to come before the
week is out. Chicago markets are already
close 10 last weeks quotations here. A dis
patch from Chicago to one of our leading firms
here reports a wild and advancing butter mar
ket there.
APPLBs-s4 5O@6 so a barrel
BUTTER-Creamery Elgin, 32@33c: Ohio do,
2702Sc common country butter, 1O@15c; choice
country rolls, 1S@9Oc; fancy country rolls. $50
25c.
BEANs-New crop beans, navy. 81 1902 30;
marrows, 50 35@2 40; Lima beans. 514G6c.
BEEswAx-9S@30c q b for choice; low grade,
22@25c.
C1DER-sand refined, $40 OO@12 90; common.
S. 5OG6 90; crab cider. $40 OO@l1 % q barrel;
cider vinegar. 14@15c 7R gallon.
CHEEsE-Ohio cheese. fall make, lie; New
York cheese, 11@ll19c: LImburger, iS14@l4c;
domestic Sweilzer. H@l5c; Wisconsin, brick
Sweitzer. l5c; imported Sweitzer. $3.50.
CRANBERRIES-Cape Cod, So 1904 90 box;
S11 50@l2 % barrel; Jerseys, So 60GD3 70 box;
Sll 00@ll so barrel.
DRESSED HoGs-Large. Ha@5c u d. small.
5@6c.
EGGs-lSc for strictly fresh.
'FEATHERS-Extra live geese, 50060c; No. L,
40@45c; mixed lots 30Q35c % ID.
HoNEY-New crop white clover, 2O922c ~ b;
California honey, l2@l5c p b.
MAPLE SYRUP-New. 90ClSl 90 fa gallon.
NEW MAPLE SUGAR-10c ~ h.
NUTS-Shell bark hickory nut, 81 50G0l IS a
bushel: peanuts, 81 5001 70, roasted: green, AZ
acc % b: pecans l6c p b; new French walnuts,
71a@16c p N.
PoULTRY-Alive-Chick 75@90c a pair;
turkeys l20l3c pound; ducks S0Gl90c a pair;
geese, choice, ST 90 a pair. Dressed-Turkeys
16@l7c pound: ducks. 14G15c pound; chickens.
14@l5c: geese, 9Ql0c.
TALLow-Country. 4c; city rendered, SC.
SEEDS-Recleaned Western clnver, s4 900
15; timothy 81 50lll 81; blue grass, S2 S503 90;
orchard grass, 81 IS; millet, 75@90c; lawn grass,
25c p b.
TROPICAL FRUITs-Lemons, IS 50; fancy,
S4 90; Jamaica oranges. .s66l6 so barrel; Messina
oranges. 81 50@3 90 box: Florida oranges.s3 90
@3 so a box; bananas 81 Is firsts, 81 Is good
seconds. y bunch; Malaga grapes, 81 0060l2 so a
half barrel. according to quality, figs 15@l6c r.
b: dates 415@51lc q b.
observation-disclosures 81 1901 20 p bushel;
Jersey, So 50@3 rs; cabbage, 1904 ~ hundred;
German cabbage, ,Sl2Ql3 l3;onions. 81 0004 25S bar
rel; celery, 75c@$l % dozen punches: parsnips,
35c dozen: carrots, 35c q dozen; parsley, l5c
dozen: horseradish, 50@75c a dozen; turnips,
75c0Sl ~ barrel
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g, s94, $50 90
How Settlers in New Zealand Do Their
Money Changing.

Money Changing.
New Zealand has set an example which
might adyantageously be followed in certain
parts of this country. In the same way as
we have cathedral cars" it has travelling
banks" A clerk, representing the bank,
travels up and down a railway line for
the transaction of the ordinary busi-
ness of the bank with those who
have not sufficient facilities for coming
into the city. Laden with a satchel con :
tanning his supply of cash, and provided
with a teller's usual precautions against
robbery, the clerk makes the carriage his
headquarters, and there receives visits from
customers at the way stations, changing
checks or taking deposits as occasion may
require.
This plan is said to prove profitable to the
bank and a great convenience to the
settlers, who are saved all the trouble of
journeying to town to relieve themselves Of
surplus money or to procure change. 1t is
not difficult, however. to see that the New
Zealanders are not properly educated in the
matter of train robbery.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-03
Oil Markets..

NEW YORK. March o.-Petroleum continues
narrow and the volume of business is very
small. The opening was Steady and prices ad-
vanced on few buying orders from the W est,
then reacted slightly and closed dull. Penn
sylvania oil. spot: OPENING. 75ssc: highest,
1910; lowest. 1873; closing, 753lc. April option:
Opening, 761sc: highest. TIC; lowest, 761sc;
closing 1910. Lima oil: No sales. Total sales,
43, 900 barrels.
OIL CITY. March 2.-National Transit Ger
tiAcates opened at TIC; highest. TIC: lowest,
1910; closed, 7634c; sales. 1900 barrels; clear.
ances. $4,000 barrels; charters none; ship
ments, 59.666 barrels; runs, 105.036 barrels.
BRADFORD. March 2.-Nationa Transit Ger
tifcates opened at 1712c; closed at 1910;
highest, 771c; lowest 761ac; clearances. 595, zoo
barrels,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-03
New York Coffee Market,

NEW YORK. March 2 Coffee - Options
opened firm 1925 points up closing steady,
10@30 points up; sales 81, $50 bags. including
March. I.S591z9O; April 1750@l7.6O; Nav,
August. 1910: September. 10. 5O@15.65; October.
15.00@15. 10; November. 1i.70; December, 14.000
H.l5 Spot Rio active and higher; fair car
goes, 1954c; No. 7, 1S2s@1S15c.