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stopped in hard porphyry. On the 700 level they
have started crosscut to the west 10 feet south
OF n o. and advanced it % feet through porphyry
and small seams of quartz
The raise from the south drift on this level baS
been extended but feet during the week, owing
10 heavy ground, requiring careful opening. Oh
the 800 level they have cleared out and repaired
the east crosscut 16 feet total length "a feet In
this drift there is exposed streak of quartz about
feet wide, giving assays from $15 to $50 per ton
The south drift on the seventh floor of the lOO-
OF porphyry and quartz assaying from 81 TO so per
ton.
The Belcher mine yielded 40 mining carloads OF
ore during the past week. The average car sample
value of the $1S SO per ton. The gross
yield In bullion from 336 tons and 1860 pounds OF
ore worked by The Brunswick mill during the
week was $7025 O5.
The yield of the Seq. Belcher mine for the past
week was IA mining carloads of ore, the average
assay of which was S26 15 per They shipped
during the week to the Brunswick mill ia tons
of which was $25 81 per ton. The gross yield in
bullion from the same was $3129 22, which has
been shipped to san Francisco.
No ore was hoisted from the Overman mine dur
ing the past week. The usual prospecting work
has been done on the 900 level. Fair progress has
been made in retimbering the HOO Level. There
about 100 tons of ore in the orehouse ana they
will ship the same to the Brunswick mill at once.
In he Confidence mine they extracted during
the week mining carloads of ore, the average
top-car sample of which shows an assay value OF
$50 81 per ton. They shipped to the brunswick
mill for reduction during the week 103 tons and
$50 pounds of ore, the average battery assay OF
which shows, far, value of SlS 81 per ton.
The bullion returns will be received next week.
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IPSWICH-Arrived Apr 14-Br ship Levern-
bank, hence Nov 29.
sYDNEY--ArrivedA Apr 15-Br ship Bracadale,
hence Feb 20.
FREEMANTLE-Arrived Apr 16-Bktn Mary
Winkieman from Port Gamble.
eISTAPA-Arrlved Apr l5-Schr Allen A henca
Feb 29.
zmportasions
COOS BAY-Per Homer-337 tons coal "a pkos
hides, l pkg picks, 301 SKIS potatoes pkgs wool
ems, 3 SKIS prunes bx dry goods, l bx hardware
% pkgs but1er TEL pkgs & express ' 20 SKIS potatoes.
bxs butter, dressed hogs. l dressed veal < AXIS
peas, l cs lard, dressed hog. 8 bdls hides
Mend9cinomz IN a99s sS Ilqaor pkgs mdse, bx
PORTLAND and ASTORIA-Per Sontb Coest
117.lS8 it lumber, 1888 SKIS flour. 2I56 bdls
MoNTEREY-Per Gipsy-2 pxs butter. 4 "a
cheese.
Salinas-992 SKIS barley.
Watsonville-1 empty drum.
Santa CRUST cs cheese bxs b1ttar r,,
mdse bxs fish 500 bbls lime ''''ei' L pig
EUREKA-Per North Fork-2 bxs platas Io,
junk SIX coffee, ! cs groceries cs hardware. II
SKIS glueStock, bicycle, stove 1922 NJ IL Inrnhar
Alb NJ sh ngles. 10 NJ shakes.
Conscience.
Per South Coast-San Francisco Lumber %. ID
Bros Il Co; NJ Detels.
Per Homer d Spreckels & Bros Co. Ir,n,et T.
Co; Bandon Woolen-mlIs; Wells Fargo 4, CO. NJ
p Detels; Schweitzer & Co; Thomas I o1,,rr y. VI
Enterprise Brewery: Hills Bros STANDARD Oil Co!
Tatum & Bowen.
per Point Arena-Wheaton Breon & Co. Tr,to-
Lumber Co; Dairymen's Union: Ross q Hewiattt.
Rohlffs d Cierdan Wilson IS Baechte; F b Haigbt:
Brigham, Hoppe & Co: Norton. Teller & Co; Tho,
Meherin; Standard Oil Co: COghill & Kohn; Golden
Gate Park; w Sumner & Co; Nj FItzgeraId.
Enterprise Brewery; Braunschwelger & Co; Men.
docino Lumber Co.
Per Glpsy-Standard OIL Co; Dairymen's Union
Hilmer, Bredhon a. Schulz; Norton, Teller & Co;
Cal Bottling Co: Brigham, Hoppe & Co: Eiils Bros.
Getz Bros 81 Co; w f Mitchell; Herman Joost. q I
Wolf; Goldberg, Bowen & Co: G Carpy & Co; Pac
Fruit Market; II Dutard; a Paadini: Berges q
Co; Arctic Oh Works; Wheaton, Breon & Co: +
Kessing; san Francisco Fish Co; H CoweI & Co;
Dodge, sweeney 6 Co.
Per North Fork-Amer Press Assn: Chas Nelson:
Standard Oil Co; Langley & Michaels; Arctic Oil
Works: Lievre, Fricke IL Co: Braunscbweiger &,
Co; Miller, Sloss q Scott; Chas Harley & Co; Cal
Glue Works; G w Shreve.
For Late Shipping H'teut0ence See Fifteenth Pag,
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PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-Is dull and unchanged. No. 1, 81 071a
al 10; cnoice 81 1114 lower grades, $1@1 O6A !:
extra choice for milling 81 1901 221a.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SESSION = 10 O'Clock December
100 tons, 81 0s1a May-70O, 81 0S1s.
REGULAR MORNING SESSION -Decemher-100
tons, 81 0s12; 800 81 0S34. May-l00, 81 0S14 ::
500. 81 0Sss: 200, ST. 0S12.
AFTERNOON SESSION : December - 600 tons,
81 USTs: 200 81 0S5s. May-100, 81 OS1R; 100,
81 0S3s 100 81 OS14.
BARhEY-Feed is doing better. Feed. 7O@721ac
2 ctl; choice, 7334@75c; Brewing, sO@S71ac.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SFssIoN-May-100 tons, 7lAc.
REGULAR N oRNING SESsIoN-December-30
tons. 731ac: 200, 1880; 300, 73s4c May-l0o
71Bc
AFTERNOON SESSION = Decem ber 200 TONS
7312c: 800, 1886; 1O0 T314c May-2OO, 711aci
100, 7114c.
oATs-No change. Milling, 75@s21ac; fancy
Feed, S2A2@S7 12c; good 10 choice 10000 com
mon TO fair, 6712@721a; Gray, 721a@s0c; Sur
prise, 90cG$1 q cI.
CORN : Duh and unchanged. Large Yellow
S712@90c; Small Round do, 971ac@$1 White
S5@S712c p ct
KYE-7644@7S34c p ctI.
BUCKW WHEAT-S5@D9Uc q ctI.
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General webb of gettysburg.

Brevet Major-GeneraI Alexander Stewart
Webb went into the war as captain, and
all his promotions were for eallantry on
the field of battle. He participated in
seventeen different actions, among them
being Mecnanicsville, Antietam, Chancel-
lorsville, Gettysburg, Spottsylvania and
the Wilderness. His conduct at Gettys-
burg is particularly noteworthy for its
daring and absolute fearessness- He was
in command of the Second Brigade OF the
Second Division of the Second Corps. He
had been with the color-guard Of the Sew
enty second Pennsylvania Volunteers, OF
whom every man was either killed or
wounded. General Webb, when he left the
stricken guard, went across the from OF
the companies TO the right of the Sixty
ninth Pennsylvania. all the way between
the lines, in order to direct the fire OF the
latter regiment upon company OF rebels
who had under the leadership of General
Armistead. sprang over the low stone wall
behind which they had been ambushed,
and were starting for a charge. He
brought on himself the fire of the rebels
and received wound in the groin. He
remained in the saddle directing his men
and holding them up to their work until
more than half were killed or wounded.
General Meade, in his letter presenting a
medal to General Webb, mentions this act
as one not surpassed by any general in the
feld.-Records of the War.
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WORLD.
THE COMMERCIAL

COTTONSEED OIL-Quiet. steady. Crude, 211a
@22c; yellow, prim9 251ac: do, OF grade, 251ac
RESIN--Scarce: firm. Straine common tc
good 81 9bt02.
TURPENTINE-ouiet scarce and firm at: 29@
2e1ac
POTATOES-Weak unchanged.
RICE-Firm, fairly active. Domestic fair to
extra, 3G534c; Japan, 4@414c.
MOLASSES-Firm, unchanged at: New Orleans
open kettle, good to choice. 27G37c-
Z COFFEE-Quiet, 10 to 20 points down. April.
s12 s0@12 95; May, S12 95@13 90; July,
So 35: september $ll 40@ll 90; October,
@10 20. Spot Rio dun, steady. No. z. 1890.
SUGAR-Raw firm; dull; fair refining, 334 q
31sc; centrifugals 90 test, 414@43sc. Refined,
active, unchanged. OF ID 6@51sc; mold A,
cut loaf and crushed 6lsc; powdered, 6s4c; gran
ulated, 512c; cubes, 554c.
Fruit and Produce.
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
-soft-sheII, 71a@sc; do paper-shell,
NPkTCoTs-Bags. s1a@l2c
PEACHES-Peeled 12@15c; do unpeeled, 8
@S1ac
PRU NES-Four sizes. &c
RAISINS-Three- crown loose Muscatel, 314@
31sc: do four-crown, 4@15c: do London layers,
Sc690c do Clusters. ST 25(9l 40
WALNUTS-Standard 612@7c; do soft-shell,
S19@I0c.
HOPS-QuIet. State common TO choice, 21aaSc;
Pacific Coast. 2120Sc.
WOOIs-Firm; quiet domestic fleece, 16@22c;
pulled, 15@33c; Texas e@12c.
Merchandise.
PIG IRON-Moderate demand; American. s11
OILS so.
COPPER-Nominal: Lake $11.
LEAD-Easy; domestic, So 05.
TIN-Firm: straits, $1S 3O@11S 40; plates mod
erately active.
sPELTEk- Quiet: domestic, 81 1O@4 Is.
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Explain alton.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
at station indicate maximum temperature for the
days; those underneath it, If any, the amount of
rainfall Of melted snow in inches and hund redths,
during the past twelve hours. 1sobars, or solid
lines, connect points OF equal air pressure; iso-
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. ne
word "high" means high barometric pressure and
is usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather: ''low''
refers 10 low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains.
Lows" usually first appear on the Washington
coast. When the pressure IS high in the interior
ana low along the coast and the isobars extend
north and south along the coast. rain is probable
but when the "lOw' Is incosed with isObars OF
marked curvature, rain south OF Oregon is improb
able. With a high" in The vicinity of idaho. and
the pressure falling 10 the California coast warmer
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter. The of these conditions
viii produce an opposite result.
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M1Inscatels, 21a@2s4c; tbree-crown London layers,
es39999c; clusters. 81 35@l SO; Dehesa clusters.
% dotgz 20; Imperial clusters, So 60@2 75; Dried
grapes, 212c p ID.
JoBBdNe PRICES = Four-crown loose, &c; 3
1nowh t aa4f9212c: 2crown, 134@ @2c. Seedless Sui
Ianas os4 @4c; Seedless Musca;els, 21sc: 3-crown
bohoon hohao LAYERS, 75@90c: clusters, 81 4O@l 90:
Da clusters 81 25; Imperial clusters, $2 70;
niNe'uIs-Chestnuts are quotable at 6@Sc p h;
w ainuts. SglOc for No hard and lO@l2c for pa
per, PEI. SSopplng ots Almonds, 6@712c for Languedoc
ena en o29l0c for paper-shell, iobbng; Peanuts 59
or or 'oT eastern and 31a@41ac for California; ick-
Dry y uls, 5@6c; Pecans, &c for rough and &c for
pbonsned 20 Filberts, s@9c: Brazil Nuts, 71a@sc o
i0i SoGoanuts, 81 5O(45 p 100.
bright and s@sc p Ii for lower grades; water
tva. wnlte extracted 5@51ac q ID; light amber ex-
i4SIeu, 4I4g434c; dark am ber, 4c; dark, 2@3c.
6EES WAX-H4m27c "A Lii.
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GENERAL MERCHANp1sE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, JuneJuly delivery,
81 %; San Quentin, $4 20i Wool Bags 24129
261ac.
COAL-Wellington, So q ton; New Wellington,
SO u ton; Southfeld Wellington, ST SO p ton;
Seattle S5@5 so; Bryant, So so; Coos Bay, 81 SO:
WalIsend, $6 so; Scotch, 81 80; Brymbo. ST So;
Cumberland $13 SO in bulk and $l5 in SKIS;
Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, $13; Welsh an
Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley. 81 so; Coke,
$40 so in bulk and S12 80 p ton in sacks.
COFFEE-C. f. Bickfords circular gives the re-
ceipts OF Coffee at thit port during the first three
months of the year at 51,759 bags, against 6S.776
first hands We're 4 O22 bags against 423s7. The
stock on hand Mar. n 81 1901 bags, against
1850 The worlds visible supply April l was
2,63467O bags, against 2,154.0e4 April !. 1895
The circular says: 1.-The market continues steady
and demand fairly active Dealers.nave paid more
attention to Costa Rica ian 10 other in view
of the prospect of diminishing receipts from that
quarter and the desire on their part to buy while
stocks still afforded good assortments Good and
superior unwashed Salvadors have shown un-
dercurrent of strength not felt by any other de-
scrption. 1t is generally believed the crop of that
country will be heavily short of last year's-esti-
mates running from 4O% to 60% less-and at one
period a large business was possbe had importers
been disposed to let 90 their modera holdings at
current prices. AS IL is, the tension of the past
week has been relieved by the arrival of the ca
pulco, and by advfces of cargoes afoat per Zea-
landia and San Jose, although dealers evil
IDENTIFY ready TO buy IL offered even very slight in
ducements Washed Salvadors have not in any
way improved but follow in the wake of Guatema-
las of similar quality. The latter occupy their
poslblOu ana are Stllt IN ROOu demand Tor
overland shipment. Io-day's stock is 1888 Costa
Rica, SO Nicaragua. 90S3 Salvador, IL ,475 Guate-
mala and 4O7 MeXican-in all ~ S37 bags. The
steamer Zealandia is due April ] 8 with 1880 and
the San Jose on the oath with 1850 bags.' We
quote
COSTA RIcA-1ss4 @20c for good TO prime: 171h@
1S12c for good mixed with black beans; 16i46
1712c nom for fair; 13@16c for common to ordi-
nary.
S1ac for fair to good washed;
1912@20c for good washed peaberry; 17@1 712c for
superior unwashed; 165s@l67sc for good green
washed 19c for good unwashed peaberry.
GUATEMALA AND MEXICAN - 20G21c p h for
prime TO strictly prime washed; 1S12@191ac for
good TO strictly good washed; l71s@ 814c for fair
washed; l6@11c for medium; 149l 51ac for ordi-
nary; 129l4c for inferior TO common: 20@2034c C
for good to prime washed peaberry; 19c for good
unwasheu peaberry.
SUGAR-Tne Western Sugar Refinery Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 61ac; Dry Granulated 1sc;
ConfectioneIs' A, 5Ac; Magnolia A, 514c; Extra
than barrels, and boxes 1ac more
SYRUP-Golden, in bbls 15c; Black Strap. lOc
. gal.
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HIDES, TALON. WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKINS-The circular OF w. B.
sumner q Co. is follows: ''Our Hide ana
Leatner market continues very quiet ana prices
remain about the as those which have been
quoted Values generally are weaker. and the out
look 1or the Hide and Leather market Tor the next
TWO or three months is not encouraging wet
Salteu dloes remain about the same nut prices
nave oeen sustained from the fact that very teW
dlues nave been coming into market rather IMAM
py any actVlty in business. Tanners therelore,
re Worklng IN less quantities and are more care1ui
IN Gnelr selection and buying. Dry hlnttHldes are
WeaHer ta @ al lower prices. The dry Hoe market IN
Tue East is very dull and prices gradually tendlug
DOWNWARD We. therefore, are obliged TO quote
ary hides at about Ic less. Dry kips continue
very duu and are worth about &c less than dry
mint Tides. Horsehides nominal and very rev
purchases are made of this class OF STOCK. Wool
ana sheep skins quiet and rule at lower
figures. Deerskins are very quiet and the only
STOCK thai is in demand at the present time are
the summer and medium skins The poor and
winter skins are very dull at 9@lOc p ib' Heavy
salteo steers quotabe at 62@7c; culls and brands,
5H9@6c; medium 51a@6c; culls and brands, !la
goc; nght, DC; culls and brands. &c; Cowhldes, &C
ID; culls and brands, 4c; salted Kip, SC q ID;
sailed Calf SC o 10; salted Veal, &c; dry Hides,
Sg9c; euIls, 612c; dry Calf, l5c; culls l0c; Goat
skins, 2o935c each; Kids, SC; Deerskins, good
Sheepskins, shearllngs, 10@15c each; short wool,
2093oc each; medium, 40(d5Oc each; long wools
o6G each. ,,, Gulls OF all kinds about 12o less.
IALLOW-No. !, rendered, 312G4c; NO z, &C.
refined 512@534c; Grease, 212c q 10.
WooL-A local circular says: "The local mar
ket continues 10 hang fire. and no relief or actlVe
trade can be expected so long the markets on
the Atlantic seaboard continue Inactive, as has
been the case all winter. Business must be active
and the outlook fairly promising at that end be-
fore much Can be done on the Pacific Coast We
have no new buyers to report, nor is there any
thing doing in local way except iii years WOOL a
moderate share of which has been taken by one Of
the principal scourers. Wool receipts average TOO
TO SUI bags per day and out of these arrivals not
over lO% finds buyers. The latest advices from
Boston are very discouraging, so much so that
local shippers who would be inclined to deal
largely while WOODS be had cheap have no
spirit for speculation, expecting from the tone Of
their latest kilograms that prices will be lower
rather than higher before business in Wool
throughout the country assumes a more active
phase. No sales" We quote Spring Nevada. 6@9c;
San Joaquin and Southern Coast, months, 4G6c;
san Joaquin, foothill, good TO choice 7@1Sc; san
Joaquin, years fleece, 41a@612c
HOPS-Nomlnal quotations are 214c p ID.
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DRIED FRUITS. KAIsINs, NUTS, ETC
DRIED FRUITS-The following nominal prices
rule on 10 Fruit E,ychanoa-

DRIED FRUITS-The following nominal prices
rule on the Fruit Exchanges:
CARLOAD LoTs-Apples, 119@21zc p ib for quar-
tered, 2l3c q Id for sliced and 414c p fb for evap-
Grated; Peaches. 31a(04c Fs ID and 51s(06c for
fancy; peeled in boxes. 12c: Apricots, TI2@s 1ac
for prime to choice 91ac for fancy and lOGIlc "a
h for fancy Moorpark: Figs black, 21sc for ur. n.
pressed; White tigs, 4@5c in sacks; Pears 7c p
70 Tor evaporated halves, 4@61sc p b for quarters
l12@212c Tor nnpitted; Nectarines, bGp6c p 10 for
prime TO choice and 6izc for fancy.
JoBBING PRICES-EVaporated Apples 4641hc
p. ID: sun-dred, i12@2c o ID: Peaches 3@4c d III
and DC q ID far fancy; peeled in boxes, loo l2i5c;
Prnnes dc for fonr sizes, &c for 40050's and Sc.
for 50@60's: Aprcots 6@91ac for prime to choice
IOGllc for fancy Moorpark: Figs, black 214@
254c; White ligs, S@l5c: Pears. 61ac for eyapol.
ated halves and 3@514c for quarters; Plums,
312@4c for pitted and 1@11ac for unpitted Nee
tarrnes. 495c p ID for prime choice
,RAIS1NS AND DRIED GRAPES-Prlces are
as follows, carload lots, f. o. b. San Francisco !.
London layers $4,000 p box: four-crown, loose.
sac q ID: three-crown. loose 214c p ID; two.
crown. &c: seedless Sutanas, 3sl6l4c; seedless
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PROVISIONS.

CURED MEATS No change In quotations.
bacon is quotable at &c . ib for heavy, 7c q
10 ior light medium, &c u b for light, l0c for extra
light and 12c p ID for sugar-cured; Eastern Sugar
cured hams, 111ac; California Hams. lOc q ID;
Mess Beef, $S y Dbl; extra mess do SO so; fam
iiy do' $40: extra prime Pork 50 q bbl; extra
clear, Sl4 q bbl: mess, $l3 q Dbl; Smoked Beef,
10c p ID.
hAhD-East ern, tierces is quoted at 6i4c q ID
for compound 63l for pure pals, 713c: Cali
fornia tierces, 51ac for compound and 613c for
q ID. " ~ ~ '
u oCoTToLENE-ss4 in tierces and 1880 . ID in
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POULTRY AND GAME.

POULTRY-The market was weak and dull at
the prices OF the preceding day. Live Turkeys.
l3@l4c p b for Gobblers, 15@14c q ID for Hens.
81 4r essea ss@a. Tprseys prss ,os ~ Geese pair
81 50@8 SO for young: Hens, s4@4 so; boosters,
Young ST 50@S so: do, old, S4@14 so; Fryers. $6(0
b 5o; Broilers. $G@6 for large and S2G2 So for
small; Pigeons. 81 50@2 for young and 81 5O@
l rs for old.
GA ME-Arrivals are almost too small to quote.
Hare, 75c(11 q doz; Rabbits 81 rs for Cottontails
and $l@l rs q doz for small.
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET

Wholesale rates for dressed stock from the
slaughterers are as follows
BsEF.First quality, 512c; second do, 41a@5c;
third do, 31a04c p ID.
VEAL-Large 5G6c; small, 6t@7c q 10.
MUTTON-Wethers, &c; Ewes, sligo p ID.
Handspring Lamb. 7c p ID.
PORK-Live Hogs, $3.50 334c Ts h for large and
37s@4c for small and med um: dressed do 51a@
&c fs H. |NS
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

BEANS-Rule dull. Bayos quotable at coca
81 q ctl; Small Whites, 81 25@l so: Pea, 81 25@
81 so e ctl: large Whites, sl@l 10 . cu; Pink,
90c@$1; Reds, 81 10; Blackeye. 81 4O(6l 90; Red
Kidney, nominal; Limas, 81 45@2 50; Buffers
81 25@1 80.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard is quotable at S. 5O@
25 2 ctl; Trieste, S262 so; Yellow Mustard
81 40tgi so; Flax, 81 70@1 50; Canary, 234c q
h; h Alfalfa, 712@91ac q ID; Rape, 21ac . ID;
DRfED PEAS 81 25@l 40 p ctl for Niles and
81 25Gll AS for Green.
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BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.

BUTTER-Weak and topheavy, with large
stocks.
CREAMERY = Fancy, lac; seconds 1S@ls1sc
q ID. ~
DAIRY-Fancy. 121ac . ID; good to choice, 12c;
lower grades, 11@1l12c.
EASTERN-Nomn nal.
CHEESE-No change. Fancy mild, new &c;
common to good, 7@S1ac; Cream Cheddar, loo
lie: Young America, 5@lOc; Western 1O@l1c;
Eastern, 12(0l4c p h.
EGGS-The market very strong, and some
dealers reported sales Of ranch over the
top quotation. store Eggs, 13Gl31ac; ranch Eggs
14@I5c; Duck Eggs, l6@ll7c . doZ.
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EECIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

APPLES-sl 50@2 q box for good to choice
$l@l 25 for common to fair, and So 25@2 SO for
fancy.
BERRIES-Re Receipts of Strawberries were 2O4
chests, selling at $5@7 per chest for Longworths
and $395 for large berries
Fifteen drawers Gooseberries from San Ieandro
brought 100000 p drawer.
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges 6Oc@S1 90 p box
1or seedlings, $2 25@3 80 for Navels and $2@3 for
Malta Bloods; Lemons, 75c(GS1 so Tor com
and S2g2 so for good 10 choice; Mexican Lines
% 50@6; California Lines. 81; Bananas, Sl@2
q bunch; Pineapples nominal.
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POTATOES, ONIONS, VEGETABLES.

POTAToES-old are in good shape at UNCHANGED
prices. New Potatoes, 75c@$1 q ctI: River Bur
banks, 25@35c = sack; Oregon Burbanks 55@65c
p ctl; Oregon Garnet Chies, soc; Early Rose, 3O@
40c Petaluma and Tomales, 4O@5Oc p sack |;
il umboldt Burbanks, 50G65c y ctl.
ONIONS-Continuef firm at 81 75d2 Ts ctl.
VEGETABLES-Arriv were 400 boxes AS
Peas.
Asparagus was higher. owing to the light re-
ceipts.
Egg Plant, 15c q Ii; Summer squssh, =
2 10; Mexican Tomatoes 81 50@2 so q box: Los
Angeles Tomatoes = q box; Cucumbers, 5Oc0
nary anu 81 5O@2 rs for extra; Rhubarb, 35@
75c; Dried Peppers, 6(9Sc: Green Peppers -;
Green Peas, 11a@212c; String Beans, S@l21Sc
Dried okra, 1212c; Cabbage, 4Oc q ctl; Garlic
596c q ID; Marrowfat Squash. - q ton
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FLOUR AND MILLsTUFFs.

FLoUR-Net cash prices follows: Family
extras, S3 7543 So; Bakers extras, $3 55(93 65;
superfine, s2 1898 q bb.
CoRNMEAL, ETC.-Feed Corn, s20@2O so;
Cracked Corn, $2l p ton.
MILLSTUFFS-Pricesi in l0-rb sacks are as fol.
lows. usual discount TO the trade: Graham Flour,
meal, 2s4C93c; extra cream do 315c; Oatmeal,
3s4c; Oat Groats, 412c; Hominy, 4G412c; Buck-
wheat Flour, 4c; Cracked Wheat 312c; Farna,
Pearl Barley, 412c: Split Peas, 4Ac; Green do,
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-17
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
OVERLAND SHIPMENTS.

Overland shipments of merchandise and prod
uce from Northern and Central California in March
via Southern Pacific lines were 26.O33 tons
as follows: From San Francisco, 16, ,43l tons: Oak
land, lSZ; San Jose, 1924: Stockton 2O7S; Sacra-
mento and East, 1857: MarysvlIIe, 571.
The leading items were: IC0 tons Beans, 262 do
Borax, $4,000 gals Brandy, ,3US, 500 do Wine,
49O tons Canned Goods, 2743 do Dried Fruits, 1854
do Raisins, 13 do Nuts do Honey, III do Hops,
! 81 do hay, e7 do Hides, 452 do Leather, SSl DO
Powder. 6S do Quicksilver, S45 do Vegetables, 1922
do Wool, 65 do Canned Salmon, 43 do Picked
salmon, 6O7 do Coffee 1928 do sugar, 1l0 do Rice,
and Sc q Tea
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-17
HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS.

BRAN-Firm at $140l4 80 p ton.
MIDDLINGS-$17@1s q ton for lower grades
and SIS 5O@19 so p ton for the best.
FEEDSTUFFS - Rolled Barley, $166l6 so:
oilcake Meal at the mill, $50 3 ton; iobbing S2I ;
Cottonseed Oilcake, S21 q ton.
HAY-Wheat, $S(gI1 so; Oat, SS@9: Wheat
and Oat, $s91l Barley, $7@9; Alfalfa, s7G9;
Clover, $6@S so; CompreSsed s7@I0 SO; Stock,
$697 p ton.
SrRAW-35@55c p bale.