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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-22

Ann Donovan 10 James and jeremiah Donovan,
i n on ; line OF Green street. ll0;4 OF Lark1n,
Jacob Levy to Judas Boas, lot on line OF Tyler
street Golden Gate avenue), 165 w OF Franklin,
Frederick G. and Frleda G. Sachs to Ffdie C.
French lot on line Of Post street, 1926 of De
visadero, E 80 by S 137; 81 SO.
William and Lizzie Hinkel to Eva D. Minear, lot
on = line Of Clayton street, 229:9 n of Frederick.
% by E 1861 IS; $40.
John Center to George and Anne NJ. Hansen lot
on NV corner of Twentyfrst and Harrison streets,
W 80 by 100; $40.
Jacob and Lima Heyman to Jonathan Anderson,
lot on line of Elizabeth street us E of Hoffman,
Is by n la, Heynlan Tract $40.
GustaVe Paturel to Adele Paturei, undlvloed "A
OF 10. on 5 line OF Bush street. 5S:53z L of Hyde,
2S:9 by S S7:6: SO.
Henry P. Conrady to Charles Tobner Jr., lot on E
line of York street. 125 of Butte, n 25 by Z 100,
subject to a mortgage; $40.
solomon and Dora Getz to Jessie g. Brownie. lot
% by 100; $40.
Charles and Dorothea Harris to Michael ]. and
Of California street, S 20 by W 100: $40
Jonn C. and Annie N. Spencer to Harry U Jau.
oe lot on ne of Of " @ s avenue 100
E. A Breed to Isabel III. George, lot on line OF
street, 67:6 E of Forty-third avenue, E so by
Bernhard Strauss TO Lena Strauss, lots 1925 to
1l31, Gift Map 8; gift.
Ann J. Patterson TO Elizabeth Burnett, lot on n
line OF Randall street. so E of Whitney, E IS by n
125, block q, Paramount Homestead; $40.
r. NJ. and Elizabeth Burnett to Henry Feige Jr.,
Henry Horstmann to Anna N: Horstmann, all
Interest in lot on corner SW OF Mission and Thir-
tieth streets, w l04, to S line of Precta Valley
lot 4O2, Z TO Mission so; SIS.
Ella Fl. and Manoei ]. Silva TO Adolphine Squres
lot on NV line of Railroad avenue. 79:S.15 NE of
Eighth, NE 26:605, NV 81, SW rs, Sc 81, O'Nen
and Haley, 13S; $500.
John ]. and Mary L. OFarren to Joseph W.
Schied, lot on NV line of Mission street, so Sw of
Morton, SW v, NV 100, NE SO, Sc 100, block
z, Academy Tract; $40.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
f. and Charlotte H Elliott of Oakland TO Charles
Z. Jewell OF Oakland, lot on NV line of Thirteenth
avenue walker street,, rs SW of East Seven
teenth street tHarrison street), SW 37:6 by NV
100, block SO, Clinton, East Oakland; 81.
Sarah j. Miller OF. Oakland to Frederick Borlnan
OF oakland, lot beginning at the corner .35acre
tract OF L. Borman, thence SW $50, Sc So, n 238
TO point on the first herein distant IL feet
from point OF beginning Brooklyn Township: SIS.
f. NJ and Mary r. Smith OF Oakland to Eliza
Krohn of Oakland, lots IS TO 81, block A, Everett
tract, Brooklyn Township; SO
Frederick Marks OF San Francisco to EliZabetha
metZger OF San Francisco, lot on w line of Sher-
man street thirteenth street) 800 of Railroad
avenue 90 by W $50, being lots 81 and %, block
20, Fitch Homestead Tract, Alameda; S2650
Thomas A. and Aida B. Smith of Alameda TO
John Barton of Alameda, lot on w line OF Chest
nut street, 100 S of Clement avenue, 70 by w
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON, March Plat the wool auction sales
to-day good quality was offered largely crossbreds
which keenly contested. Prices were lGal 15d
above January sales. Not much was taken by
Americans. In detail:
New South Wales-211S bales; secured, 51sdG.
Is I'd; greasy, 4@91ad.
Queensland-137O bales; secured, 7l4d@1s I'd ;
greasy, 4S4 G71ad.
yictoria-1244 bales; secured, 6d@1s Sd; greasy,
5@915d
Southern Australia-15S7 bales; secured, 1s@
Is led greasy. 4@71ad.
Swan River-9S bales; secured, 9@11d greasy,
41a@5s4d.
New Zealand-51s4 bales: secured, 41bd@
is 11ad; greasy, 412@10d.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal - 463 bales {:
secured, 91aG101ad; greasy. 5sl 66d
The number OF bales offered was II ,997, of which
400 were withdrawn
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POULTRY AND GAME.

POULTRY-A car OF Eastern brought high
prices, young BOOSTERS going IS. old BOOSTERS
Domestic was firm and in very fair request,
young stock in particular. We quote Cali
foruia stock: Live Turkeys, 9G10c 2 ID for Cob
blers: 10@11c 3 h for Hens: Dressed Turkeys,
l0@13c 2 n; Geese . pair, 81 50@2; Ducks,
S697 ? dozen: Hens, S4G5 q doz; BOOSTERS,
young. Sc 5oG7 so; do, old, 81 5O95: Fryers, IS
as SO; Broners, SIS 5O@6 for large and s46a5 for
small: Pigeons, 50 25@2 so for young ana 81 rs
az for old.
GAME-Honkers have disappeared Other birds
are scarce and in demand GRAY Geese 50 5O613:
White Geese, S1@1 %; Brant, 81 5O@2: Hare,
81; Rabbits, 81 50 for Cottontails and 81 25 2 doz
for small.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO. March 21.-Wheat opened lac above
yesterdays closing price for the May delivery but
without animation enthusiasm even among
those who were doing the buying. The firmer feel
ing was caused by what came over the wires from
New York. Wheat was taken by millers for home
use and by exporters. Something like 100000
bushels was counted up including in that the guam
tty taken here. In addition TO that the faction
might have been nervous from the summary OF the
Cincinnati Price Currents remarks, wherein it
stated that Glow supplies Of wheat almost uni
formly reported" One cause for further satisfac-
ton lay in the frmnessfof the European Cont
mental markets. notwithstanding the weakness
which had prevailed here yesterday. The advance
referred 70 as having occurred at the opening did
not last long but was soon succeeded by weaker
feelns, ior winch the domestic situation re-
sponsibie- The receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth
to-day were 262 cars against 273 on Thursday a
week ago and 24o on the corresponding day last
year.
Advices from the Northwest were TO the effect
that the receipts from farmers this week would
amount 10 about 100000 bushels, or 100000
more than last weeks farmers deliveries The
winter wheat receipts are again indicative OF freer
movement from farmers. The Atlantic port clear
ances, including $4,000 bushels of wheat from New
Orleans, amounted 10 total of $4,000 bushels
including the -four In addition TO these bearsh
features the later cables came lower and Nav
wheat under that combination, dropped about
1:30 A. Il. 10 551sc. The decline made il possible
TO work some wheat for export, and when that was
known the price rallied again TO 55ssc. Nav be-
came weak in the last hour and declined sharply,
closing 545sc.
Corn-Dtd not show as much advance upon the
receipts OF the favorable news II had been giving
for three days past 10 jump without any news at
all. May opened at 471,sc and for a long time
huctuated between 47@,467sc, with the tendency
in favor OF the lower prices, which came later.
About twenty minutes from the close OF the ses-
sion the trading was 46ssc- The finish was at
4612c.
Oats-were fairly active. The present feature of
the market was the selling OF May and buying OF
July, which reduced the difference in their respec
tive value A@lc. Cash prices were i4G1ac
lower and that depressed the futures somewhat.
May started at 29ss@2S12c, sold at 291ac, de-
cllDed to 291sc and rested al 2914c.
Provisions were the only one OF the larger specu-
iatiye markets which gave the least indication of
bulIshness, from which cause the general pro-
vision market was very firm and the whole trade
talking higher prices. At the ose com pared with
yesterdays final rates pork was 25c higher. lard
71z@10c, and ribs 71ac higher.
Estimated receipts for Friday: Wheat, 2i0
cars corn, $50 cars; oats, 100 cars; hogs, % 600
head
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42,O07 centals, valued at S37,S06. The market
weak again yesterday, with further decline
in futures and spot prices. No. l, S3s4@S5c 2 ctl;
choice S614c 2 ctl; lower grades, 751S212c;
extra choice Tor milling. S712@e212c; Walla W AHA
Wheat, nominal.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-10 o'clock-May-20Ot tons,
Ss1sc; 200, SS14c. December-140O, 9614c; 100,
961sc.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-De cember-2500
tons, 955sc; 400, S5S4c; zoo, 95 7sc. May-300,
S75sc; 700, S712c; 100, S7S4c; 200, STJsc.
AFTERNOON cember-1100 tons,
957sc; 500. 95szc May-SO0, S77sc.
BARLEY-Lower prices ruled on call and spot
values weak in sympathy. Feed is quot
able at 7712@7Ss4c for ordinary and soc ? ctl for
choice bright Brewing s212@sOc 2 ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SE.ssIoS-10 O'Clock December-9O0
tons. 74s4c. Seller '95 new-1o0, CSC.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-Decembe r-100
tons, 741ac: 200, 74ssc: 200, 741sc; 1900, 7414c.
May-100, 77i2c; 100, 773sc: 100, 7714c; 100,
771Sc; 100, nc; 100, 1890.
AFTERNOON SESsIoS-December = 800 tons,
I5Ssc; 100, 741sc: 500, 7414c. Seller 'S5, new
200, 6S3sc; 100, 6Ss4c.
OAIS-Business continues dull at the old prices.
Milling, 81 07l2R1 1712; fancy Feed. 81 0212@
O11a; good to choice, 921ac9$1; common TO fair,
$4,000; Red, 81 1901 20 z ell; Black, 81 LOO
! 20 Gray, 95c@$1 0212; Surprise. 81 071a@
CORN-Inactive and unchanged. Large Yellow,
81 171291 2212 2 ctl Small round Yellow, 81 2212
@1 %: White, 81 171a91 % r ctl.
RYE-Slow OF sale and weak at S5GS712c p ctl.
BUCkWHEAT-S5@S5c p ctl.
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POTATOES, ONIONS, VEGETABLES

P0TATOES-Six sacks new came in from Niles
and sold a, &c 2 h. Early Rose weak, but all
other kinds firm. Sweets quotable at
s1@1 % ? ctl for Rivers and 1922 so 2 cu for
choicer kinds; Early Rose. 4095Oc; River Reds, Is
@S0c 2 ctl; Pet aluma and Tomales Burbanks.
4o955c; River Burbanks, 45@50c; Oregon Bur
banks, 50195c; Salinas Burbanks, 1881 . ctl.
ONIONS-Are in light receipt and frmer again
at 90c9S1 Is ? ctl for good to choice and 5oG75c
for cut.
NEGETABLES-An kinds sold on well at steady
prices. Seven sacks Green Peppers came in and
brought 15c 2 10. Arrivals were 40 bxs Asparagus,
3S4 b1s Rhubarb and 90 sacks Peas. Asparagus is
quoted at 5GSc 2 % for ordinary and 10c for
Green peas. 4asc = Is: Bay Peas sage; String
Beans. 20t622L2c 2 n; Mushrooms. 15d25c; Dried
0kra, l5c; Dried Peppers, 11@1212c; Marrowfat
Squash S12@14 2 ton; Hubbard Squash, Sl0Gl2:
Cabbage, 50G60c ? ctl; Feed Carrots 30G40c;
Garlic. 416c = b.
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DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs, NUTS, ETC.

DRIED FRUTTS-Shipments East in February
1854 TONS $50 carloads. Prunes, i Sizes
41a@45sc: smaller sizes, 212@4c; Apples, Az
@5c rquartered, 41295c for sliced and for
evaDorated: Bleached Peaches. 4G6c: Apricots
51sd7c TOR fair TO choice and 712c for fancy Moor
pax: Pears, 49412c for evaporated halves, 3G4c
for quarters and 112@2c for inferior goods: Plums
31a@41ac for pitted and 114@2c for unpitted
Figs, black &c for pressed and 11a@2c for un-
pressed.
RAISINS AND DRIED GRAPES-Shipment
East in February were 1873 tons, or 144 carloads
Raisns-4-crown, loose, &c; 3-crown, 212c; 2-crown
&c; seedless SultanaS, 234 3c 2 ID; seedless Mus
catels, 134@2c; 3-crown London layers, 81 $50
50 3 box; clusters, So 25d2 rs; Dehesa clusters
81 50@3: Imperial clusters, So 70; Dried Grapes
11291$4c q H.
NUTS-Cnestnuts are quoted at safe q h:
Walnuts, 7@912c r ID for paper-shen and softsheIl
and 6@7c for hardshell; Almonds, 2@21ac for hard
shell, 596c p ID for softshel, and for paper
shell; Peanuts, 5@6c for Eastern and 4@41ac for
California; Hickory Nuts, 596c; Pecans, &c for
rough and &c for polished: FIlberts SG9c; Brazil
Nuts, 7GT12c 2 n; Cocoanuts, S5G5 SO p 100
HoNEY-Comb, 11@1Sc q ID; water-white ex-
tracted, e; light amber extracted. $4,000; dark
amber, 59512c 2 h.
BEESWAX-25d27c = h.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

The whole market was dull yesterday and prices
showed no change worthy OF note. There was
some demand for Occidental at a slight advance,
owing to reported improvement in the mine.
NOTES.
The weekly yield of the Belcher mine was IS
tons of ore the car-sample assays of which were
S17 26 per ton. Seq. Belcher yielded tons OF fair
grade ore.
In his annual report, Just rendered, Superin-
tendent ii. N. Gorham of the Chollar says: From
the various openings in the mine during the year
we have extracted 4125 tons and 1000 pounds Of
ore yielding bullion valued al S9b,522 62, from
which coin returns OF S579S2 "a were received. or
showing a discount OF SSS.590 Is, due IN measure
10 the low percentage OF gold contained In the ore
put sttrinuted mainly 10 the abnormaily low price
The assessments on the Challenge Con. New
York and Eureka Con. are delinquent in the board
to-day.
The yield of the Crown Point mine for the past
week was 64l tons OF ore, which was shipped to the
Mexican mill. The average battery sample assay
was SO SO per ton of which So 70 was gold.
Inc yield OF the Savage mine for the week was
1Oo carloads of ore, averaging S24 At per ton, and
12212 tons were shipped to the Nevada mill, where
the battery sample OF 140 tons worked was Sl9 Sc
per ton.
In the Justice during the week they have
tracted about 20 tons OF fair-grade ore from the
slopes above the drain tunnel. Have shipped from
the ore dump As tons Of 10 the Taylor mill for
reduction
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A Washington Romance.

Miss Anna Gould's and the Count de
Castellane is not the only interesting in
ternational marriage that is on the cards.
The Duke di ARGOS. Spanish Minister to
Mexico, has been in Washington, and those
rare people here whose memory goes back
twenty years wondered if he had come on
to see certain lady to whom he had been
engaged long years ago and who is still
alien son-in-law had interfered in those
days, when the Duke was no duke at all,
but merely young attache. He had not
forgotten his first love, though, and when
he came back like loyal gentleman to ask
for her no decent father could have re-
fused him, and so the engagement has
been renewed and an early marriage will
follow. Is not that beautiful contrast to
the usual international match Boston
transcripts Washington Letter.
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l0S, lots IL and IL and % feet of lots II to 20,
block so, property OF Columbus Bartlett near En-
cinal station, Alameda; $40.
d. w and Elizabeth B. Hitchcock TO Mary A.
Tract, Livermore, Murray Township; $50.
John r. and Mary +. E. Hodge TO G. Z. Bowles
of Oakland. lot on Sc line of Seventeenth street,
Is of Fifteenth avenue 140, w 4S, NE lab,
e 20 TO beginning, being portion Of lots and Z,
block 80, San Antonio, East Oakland: SO
George W. Hoguet OF Oakland to Alice [. Wells
OF Oakland, lot 9, block D. J. E. McEIrath Tract,
Oakland Township; $1,000.
j. 81. T. Watkinson of Oakland TO Louise Mon
nier and L. G0don, lot on W line OF Pleasant Val
l25, n AT .95, NE S.71, 12l. 95 to beginning be-
ing lots and 8, Bowie property, Oakland Town
ship; IS.
J. S Myers OF Brooklyn Township 10 A F. Hass
OF oakland, lot on line of Ellis street. 1906 OF
Frlnce , 1913 by L 12O, lot lis, block 4, Regent
street Homestead Association, Berkeley: SO
george P. w. and Matte L.Jensen to Meta Jen-
sen, subdivisions 20 TO %, in lot g. block "a Da-
icy scenic Park tract map of subdivision OF block
% ana resuolv1son lots q "a, block Is, lot g.,
olock 10 lot g. block "a lot 6, block 3D. lots and
y, olock 20, DaIey'S Scenic Park, Berkeley; SO.
Meta Jensen of Berkeley to Theodore c. w Pc
tersen OF San Francisco Subdivisions 20 and 81 in
lot b, block "a, Daley's Scenic Park map, showing
SUBDIVISION OF block 25 and resubdvsion of lots II
10 "a block To- lot g. block H. lot 6. block "a lot
8, block %, lots and 8, block e. Daley's Scenic
Park tract, Berkeley; s1O.
James keames of San Francisco to Eva Farrell
or San Francisco, lot S line OF Garrison street,
20 y OF san Pablo avenue 5 1857, Il 80 a,
IZo,13, 1914 TO beginning. being the " 80: OF
lot =, block ID, Garrison Tract, Berkeley; gift
Lucy A. S Batterman OF Oakland to Nellie P. s.
batterman (wlfe of c. s., lot on NV line Of Dana
AID Haste streets, w 80 by y 135, being subdi-
vision and E 40 feet of subdivision w of lot 5,
oiocH D. college Homestead, Berkeley; gift.
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HIDES. TALLow, Wool AND HOPS

HIDES AND SKINS-Heavy salted steers 60
61ac; medium, 5@512c: light, 4l46941sc; Cowhides,
414@5ci sailed Kip, 41ac; sailed Calf, 7c sailed
Veal, 51sc; dry Hides usual selection. e6e1hc. dry
Kip, 71sc; dry Calf, 12913c; prime GoaisEips.
20935c each; Kids, SC: Deerskins, good summer
25@3Oc; medium, 15@25c; winter, 1Oc: Sheen,
skins, shearings, 10t02Oc each; short WOOL 25ia
35c each; medium, 3094bc each long wool, 4Oa
SOC each; Culls of all kinds about 1ac less
TALLOW-No. l rendered is quotable at 4G41Ac
SC p n.
WooL-Quotations for the Spring clip are as fol.
lows San Joaquin, years staple, SAFE: do seven
months. 69Sc; Calaveras and Foothil, SGloc We
quote old Wool as follows: Free Mountain FAN b6S
&c 2 10; defective Fall, 4sG5c w
HoPS-Choice, 61a@7c, common to good, 5G6c
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LONDON sHEEPsKIN SALES.

LONDON, March 2I-At the sheepskin sales to-
day 2s4S bales were offered and all were readily
sold. Longs were 1 farthing TO 1ad and shorts
I'd higher, while coarse crossbreds showed 1ad and
fine 1ad dearer. Following are the sales in
detail:
New South wales-2s2 bales; clothing and comb
ing, 11a9512d.
oueensand-2os bales; clothing and combing
214655sd.
South Australia-117S bales; clothing and comb
ing 1s4 G534d.
Swan River-15o bales; clothing and combing
tasmania = lo1 bales; clothing and combing
2@614d.
Pnnta Arena-Io7 bales: clothing and combIng
2G6d
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN AEa.
IL Francisco for ports in Alaska, 9 A. NJ SiESSzRsf
March 6, p. April 5, 20. May 5. 20.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports.
March 6. II, Is, u, 20, 81, and every fifth day
thereafter
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, steamer Pomona.
every Wednesday at p. NJ.
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports,
March 2 6, 10, a. Is, %, 90, 30,and every fourth
day thereafter, 8 A.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford,
Santa Barbara Port Los Angeles, Redondo clos
Angeles) and Newport, March 4, 8, IL, 16, 20, "a
g, and every fourth day thereafter at IL A. II.
For ports in Mexico, 10 A. n, 25th OF each
month.
street.
GoODALL, PERKINS & CO., General Agents,
10 Market ST. San Francisco
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PROVISIONS.

CURED MEATS-An kinds of Pork products
are moving OF actively at very firm prices. Bacon
S12c p b for heavy and &c for light medium; eleG
l0c = b for light 1012c ID for extra light and II
@14c for sugar-cured; Eastern Sugar-cured Hams
12c: California Hams. q ID Mess Beef s7d7 90
q bbl extra mess DO. SS@s so: family do SIO0ll:
extra prime Pork, $10@10 so; extra clear, SIT 500
10 ? Dbl; mess, $l6916 so 2 Dbl; smoked Beef.
91a@10c p n.
LARD-Eastern, tierces, is quotaple at 61A0
6s4c 2 ID for compound and S15c = b for on re:
pals, 914c California tierces, &c for compound and
7s4@Sc Tor pure halfbbls, S@S14c; 10 ID tins size
2 h; do 5-fb &c 2 ID
CoTToLENE- 7s4c . ID in tierces and s1sc p
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FOR PORTLAND And ASTORIA, OREGON.

THE OREGON R'Y d NAV. CO. E.
MCNEIL, Receiver, Ocean Div-<NEEEA
viii dispatch from Spearstreet wharf at
10 a. N for the above ports one OF their Al iron
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-March 10, 20, 80,
April 9. IS. 20.
CoLUMBIA-March 5, Is. 25, April 4, a. "a
Connecting via Portland with the o. r. & N Co.
system and other divergng lines for all points in
Oregon, Washington, British Columbia, Alaska
Idaho, Montana, Dakota, Utah, Wyoming, Yellow
stone Park and all points east and south and TO
Europe
Fare to Portland-Cabin, $16 steerage, So;
round trip, cabin, unlimited, $50.
Freight and Ticket office, 19 Montgomery ST.
Ticket office, Palace Hotel, New Montgomery St
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Supts Ocean Div,
10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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STOCKS IN LONDON.

NEW YORK, March 21.-The Evening Posts
London cablegram says: The absurd police raids
on the Katfir street market continue to-day. 1 am
told Mr. Paxton has Just been arrested for obsruct
ing the thOroughfare. General opinion supports
the law as far the principle of obstructing the
tboroughfare goes, but II strongly censures the
forcible means that are employed. Americans
opened strong on German buying, but gave way on
realization by professional here who began the
recent small squirt. Street dealings are entirely
checked by the crowd The other markets were
firm. Paris exchange was weak. Gold IS coming
from there TO London.
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EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
OVERLAND SHIPMENTS.

Overland freight shipments from Northern and
Central California in February were as follows
From, San Francisco, 1854 tons; Oakland, go;
San Jose, 1855; Stockton, 26SS; Sacramento and
East, 1926; MarysviIle, 500; Portland SO3 To-
tai, ,S14 tons.
The leading items were as follows: 1885 tons
Beans Az DO BoraS, 3S,250 gals Brandy, 1901
$50 do Wine, 456 tons Canned Goods, Gil do
Fresh Fruit, 122 DO Citrus Fruit, 1924 do Dried
Fruit. 1888 do Raisns, 80 do Nuts, 10 do Honey
5l3. do Hops, 277 do Hides $50 do Leather. 327 do
Potatoes, S26 DO Vegetables, 2e4 do Powder, SO do
Quicksilver, $50 do Wool, 144 do Canned Salmon
l57 do Picked Salmon 800 90 Coffee, lot do Tea
80 do Rice, 1874 do Sugar.
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7HtCoMMER(IAL


Cash quotations were follows: Flour. dull
No. 2 Spring Wheat, 5634 660s4c: No. Spring
Wheat, nonli nal: No Red. 531e05SSzc: No. 2
Corn. 45l4c; No. Oats, 2ec; No. 2 White. 1914
No. White. 311&@S2c: No. 2 Rye, SIC; No 2
Barley, 5412c; No. 3. 521a@54c: No. a 4sc; No.
! Flax Seed, 81 ~: Prime Timothy Seed. SIS 60
Mess Pork, p bbl $1l 1911 S712; Lard, =
100 Ms, SIS 65(65 7712; Short Ribs Sides Qoose).
SIS S0G5 SIS: Dry Sailed Shoulders (boSed) S5@
SIS: Short Clear Sides (boxed), Sc 1OG6 20;
Whisky, distillers' finished goods, per gal 81 20.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter mar
ket was steady. Creamery, l0919c. Diaries, Sc
tic. Eggs, firm, 1O12@11.
Livestock.
Cattle-Prices were firm. Receipts small. The
highest price of the year reached. Sc 20 being
paid. There were many sales ST better than ST,
and the bulk OF the steers brought S5@6. Cows,
heifers and bulls of prime quality sold equally
well. Texas cattle were light in supply and again
sold strong.
Hogs-There were many sales at 81 1904 so. and
in but one instance 81 IS was paid. The most OF
the lights were 81.
Fancy sheep were quoted as high as SIS, and
fancy lambs az SIS 90G6. Sales OF sheep were
principally at IS 1904 20, and most OF the trading
in lambs at S5@5 so.
Receipts - Cattle, 5000; calves, 500; hogs,
$4,000; sheep, 5000
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-22
BUTTEs, CHEESE AND EGGS.

BUTTER-Prices are stationary and weak.
Stocks show no material diminution.
CREANERY-Fancy, 15c 2 ID; seconds, lac.
DAIRY-Fancy, 121a@131a good to choice, log
12c: medium grades, 712G9c ? h; store Butter,
6@7c 2 Il; picked roll, hrkin and creamery tub,
nominal.
CHEESE-Fancy mild new, T@sc: common to
good 6@612c; Young America, So 10c; Eastern,
13G15c, latter figure for cream; Western, l0,911c
= b.
EGGS-The market continues very strong, owing
chiefly the remarkable scarcity of Store Eggs
Ranch Eggs are not at all scarce, however. Duck
Eggs, 16c; Store Eggs, 12Gl21ac 2 doz; ranch
Eggs. 13Gl4c q doz, with sales reported by some