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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.


BAGs-Calcutta Grain Bags nominal; Wool
Bags nominal: San Quentin, s. 80
COAL-Wellington. SIC per ton; New We'll
lngton $40; Seattle, IS 50 Bryant. So so; Coos
Bay So 70: Wallsend SO; Scotch, $40; Cumber-
land, $40 in bulk and s11 80 in sacks: Pennsyl-
yania Anthracite Egg. SIS; Camel, $40 per ton ;
Rock Springs Castle Gate and Pleasant Val.
ley. 81 go; Coke s12 per ton In bulk and sl4
in sacks.
COFFEE-C. E. Bickford's circular gives the
receipts at this port thus far this year at
%, 453 bags against %, 730 during the same
time last year The sales from first hands
were 1850 bags, against 1888. The stock on
hand March is Hiss bags, against S446 last
year. The worlds visible supply February l
was 6.O31.47 bags, against 3,SS2,23 February l,
1887. me circular says: -; 49,
Our last Review was dated nth inst. The
early part of the period found business rather
quiet, but during the past three days the
demand has revived, and most OF the sales
given below contaminated IN TINS time
As to quotations, a decided drop has occurred
IN Salvadors. The ordinary current quailty OF
unwashed has gradually sold downward, under
pressure from holders, to SC, which is the
closing figure. Washed Conees or every de-
scription also quotabiy lower more
markedly those grading merel- good or be.
low The fancy styles being stu IN request
and not abundant, have not been affected
to the same extent, although these, too. are
slightly easier. The New YORK market remains
as last quoted. To-day's stock consists OF S4I
Costa Rica, 81 Nicaragua. 24II salvador, Azs
Guatemala, and 40 Mexican; In all HlSs bags,
as against SS17 bags same time last year Inc
steamer Acapulco is due about March 2. with
800 bags
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LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-An advance in futures at Chicago
and an insignificant rainfall In the San Joaquin
Valley hardened futures. but produced no eff
feet whatever on spot prices. The market con-
tnued duh.
Tidewater quotations are as follows: 81 Az
for No. l. 81 42h for choice and 81 459
/ 471a per ctl for extra choice for milling.
CALL BOARD SALES
Informal Sesson-9:15 O. clock-May, 1000 ctls
81 40; 1000, 81 4o1s; December y 600. 81 80
Second Session-December, $4,000 cts, 81 81.
Regular Morning session-December, 1000
1000. ST 407s; TO- GEO, 81 40% 30
Afternoon Session-May, 5000 ctis, 81 4o1k;
29Oo 81 4os 2oeo saod 4o 1900 . q 4o S0eo
1000 81 305s 1000, 81 30le.
BARLEY-The continued deficiency in the.
an advance in futures, and holders of spot
Barley tried to advance Feed, but with in
different success. The market was firm, how
ever.
Feed, 81 O21eG1 o5 for dark to good and 81 OH
for choice Brewing. 81 156D1 i7i9 for No. l and
81 1901 l2!k per ell for dark Coast.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-s;15 o'clock--May, 2COo ctls.
Second acknowledgements, 1900 ctls, ss1hc;
200e sec.
Regular Morning session-May. 1900 ctls
81 OH; 2OOO 81 O17s; 10000. 81 02.
Afternoon Session-May, COCO ctls. 81 oO1a /;
40o0. 81 o. 1000. 81 CO.'S 2000 81 0O5s; 2G0O 81 01
December 1000, sec.
oATS-Heavy receipts from the north, which
will be seen elsewhere, keep the market de-
choice 81 17isQ1 221S; common, 81 1211@1 Is;
Surprise s. 25@l So BOD bod, s. s5gl 45 gray 81 Is
81 35GR1 20. Clipped Oats sell at s102 per ton
over the raw product.
CORN-The feeling is weak ard the demand
slow. but there is decline
Small round yellow. 81 1o61 121z per cti large
yellSW s o5@1 073E; white; 81 o5a1 O71s
Observation-Disclosures none here
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most are getting very little of the current

fall.
Feedstuffs show no change
BRAN-sf7d1s per ton
MIDDLINGS-s1SGi24 pei. ton: .o.eso. -
tor; oneake Meal at the mill, SIS 5o ga ga. 90;
{o6sns $50 Coseanut Cake 81 nr 59 Mea IT, s
@24 so; Cracked Corn. s24925; Chopped Feed
s1SG1e.: ;
per ton; Wheat and 0at s16G1S Dat. s14 50Gp
1s o Barley sl4ais compressed SIG 'Cg nys 90
Alfalfa, $40 50911 80; stock. sli1iz Slo te,
s1l 50G13; Nevada Timothy, S13 ooql4 per toh
STRAW-35m45c nor hale
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

There was no further change of any de-
scription yesterday.
Wholesale rates. for. dressed stock, from
| slaughterers are follows: =
BEEF-First quality, 61k97c; second do, 51aQ
&C; third do. 4M5c per ID.
VEAL-Large. 6a61ac; small. 7@71ac per ~ .
/ MUTTON-Wethers, .712@Sc; Ewes, 1q11ec
per 10. =
Handspring. 121Ac per Id. -
PORK-Live Hogs, 415c for large. 4Ad41sc
for small and 4ssd4s4 for medium; stock Hogs,
303hc; dressed Hogs, safe per h.
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cooler. and the barometer rises. The average rage
storm, track traced on the Pilot Cnart s i
tbe average path of the centers of these lows.
"Typhoons are usually tnfrequent auIinS
March The NE monsoon on the 81, coas IL VI
Asia may be expected to continue to blow our
ing the month. s.. : 49, nort or
Occasional fog will be found in that part ao %
the ocean north of the forty-hfth parallel' anu
along. the coast of the United states 11re
:. -. -. ..:.:-: =: I.ielItenant. U. S. NJ :.
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THE RAIN

: Sundays rain was like all its predecessors
this season in that it was mainly confined to
the coast and northern counties, the San ~Joa-
quin and Salinas valleys, which: need 1t the
most, getting very little. The storm in ques-
ton while il gave the north good wetting
gave the Salinas only from .03 to 30. of an
inch, and only one point received the latter
amount the average for the valley being
about one-eighth of an inch.::- The fall in: the
San Joaquin ranged from .02 to-. %, and some
points got none at all. - = -. -. :,
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DEc1DUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

AT auction Navels brought s1@1 so and
Lemons 81 1901 80. s..:.:
Fancy Naveis are doing better under light
supplies Good Lemons are steady.
UECIDUOUS FRUITS -.
Apples 4Od5Oc per box for common, 65QSl
for good to choice and 81 Is for fancy.
CRANBERRIES-S7GlS per Dbl. -. :.
E CITRUS. FRUITS = Navel Oranges, 81 50G
SO: Seedlings. 75cG$f 40; Mdndarins s1G1 25. for
large and 50G75c for email boxes; Grape Fruit,
5OcSDS2. 30 per box. Lemons, 75cG$1 for COM
mon and 81 25G2 for good to choice; Mexican
Lines. IS: California Lines. In small boxes,
6-d75c; Bananas 81 25G2 Is per bunch; Pine
apples, S3Gi per dozen -. e. 49,.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. Feb. 2S.-CATTLE-Were about
lo@15c higher. Poorest beef steers. SO SOd4 20;
strictly choice to extra fine; So 50d5 So. bulk
of the cattle going at 81 3oa5 Is. Stockers and
feeders, 50 SOFAS 50; calves: best grades, Sc so
al 12tz common, 81 a 25.
HOGS-Were. about 215c lower. Hogs sold at
50 s21k@4 O71k, chiefly 50 a5G4 o5; pigs. selling
SHEEPZThere was fairly active demand
for sheep and lambs. Lambs sold at 81 5OG4
choice focks and yearlings, 81 60Gs5. sheep.
inferior, S3dl3 So prime focks, 81 50d4 60. Fed
westerns predominated and sold largely at 81
Receipts=-Cattle 1880; hogs. $4,000; sheep,
% GOO.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 2s.-cATTLE-
Receipts $500 strong to loc 90 higher Cher dressed sd
Idahos. s.; feeders, SO. 25G4 20; fancy stockers
UP. to S. %: cows heifers and bulls. 81 500
HOGS Receipts: Il 700: market steady, so
oc lover bulk s. a. sS he ga and Pa 5d
sr7 s8 Sss i @ 396s g. 50 S0a$ 3d. lights 500
! SHEEP Receipts, 400 Muttons active and
top price. IS 80 for fair Westerns.
~. DENVER.
. DENVER; Feb. s-CATTL e. Receipts, 1000
25;. cows, 81 50a4; feeders. So S5Q4 25 freight
paid. to river; stockers, 50 90 q so, freight
PAID & pas and MaTke Steady bulk
of sales, s. sly; light packers. 8 SOFAS IS;
m4ff 8 @i heaHy s. a 5ssS So Good
demand for muttons wethers, SO 9Oa4 Is :. ewes,
S3G3 90: lambs 81 SOFAS 20.
OMAHA
OMAHA. Feb 2S.-CATTLE-Re Receipts. 1900.
Market strong to Toe. higher: native beef sters.
50 7OG4 IS; Western steers. 50 50@4 40: Texans,
$3G3 so; cows and heifers. $3d3 go: stockers and
feeders, 50: 60d4 10; bulls and stays 81 40d3 TO-
:. HoGs---Receipts. $500. Market a shade lower
heavy, So 1913 So: mixed 50 1903: So. light,
So 75G3S5: bulk of sales. 50 75G3 so. .--
SHEET Receipts. 1000. Market easier; fair
to- choice natives. SO 75G4 10; do Westerns.
50 SOFA so; common and stock sheep, S3G3 90;
lambs, 81 25fi5 so.
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NoRTHERN WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Or. Feb. 2S-There was a
little more activity in the wheat market to-
day, and while prices show little change some
dealers who have been out of the market sew
eral days back again and bid as high as
75c. for Walla Walla, and 77G7Sc for Valley
and Blue. Stem.
Cleared: British ship. Windrush. Sc, 522: bush
els wheat; British ship Cypromene, ,S21
bushels wheat. both for Queenstown, T..
Total shipments from Portland for the sea-
son to date are; 10,6 500 bushels wheat, and
551, 7S5 barrels flour. !. {:i
-. :. WASHINGTON.
r TACOMA, Wash, Feb, 2S.-Wheat quiet and
steady. No. 1 Club, 74c; No. Blue Stem, TIC,
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

Beans rule Arm at Saturdays prices: Buyers
are still actively at work in the country PICK
ing up supplies
81 55Qt 65; Large Whites, 81 55GI 60; INKS rs
g. s4@a 7 Reds s2g2 Is Blackey 1s = aSa Pea a.
81 5OGI IS; Red KiSnevs 81 2562 80 per. ctl.
sEEDs-Brown Mustard, 81 75 as per. ctl vel Vel
low Mustard. S262 so; Flax 81 80 ssc9se
Hemp, &c; Timothy SIC soa
DRIED PEAS-Niles, 81 409l 30; Green' s@~
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BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS.

Butter has again declined There is no
change in Cheese and Eggs. though receipts
of the latter are heavy.
BUTTER
Creamery-Fancy creameries, 22a221zc; sec
onds, 20G21c.
creamery-Fancy creamertes. 22a2sc; seconds,
20@21c. .:....
Eastern Butter = Creamery. 1Sa1sc; ladle-
packed, 15dl711c per 10. =.
CHEESE-Choice mild new. 1oe; common to
good. S@91kc; Cream Cheddar, 10Ql1c; Young
America: 10011c; Western 1f412c; Eastern 12I2
Ql3Iac. per ID
EGGs-Ranch Eggs. 111zG18c per dozen: store
Eggs 1l6I1l1hc.
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COMMERCIAL WORLD.
SUMMARY.

Silver unchanged: " =.
Bank Clearngs gain heavily. -.
Wheat and Barley futures advanced
. Oats. Corn and Rye dull
: Hay weak, but no lower. = Feedstuns un-
changed. ~ 49,
: Beans still. firm and in demand. :
Coffee active. but weaker. - -.
Wool dull. hut steadily held - =: :. =.
Potatoes steady. Onions unchanged.
Butter lower. Eggs, as before. ~ " -. =
Fancy Navel Oranges: frmer.>.. Lemons,
steady -. =; -: -:;;s.
A car Of Eastern Poultry. in: :
Quail and Wild Dnel1 .out.=of. season: >. : -:
Dried Fruits still: dull: ! -. -: =
. No change in+Provisions. t. H. &:
Meat market about the same: r.: 81 . :.
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HIDES, TA1Low. WOOL AND HOPS.

. The circular of Charles II. Abbott says of
Wool Market is quiet at this date, with
values at the same quotable range as they
have been since the first of the year. large
portion of the wool carried over from 1897 Is
still on hand, much of it in a secured state
and all is being quite steadily held; AS to the
quantity and quality of the coming clip it
is 100 early TO predict but with favorable
weather and plenty of feed, the focks OF sheep
on this coast will doubtless show an increase -
HIDES AND SKINs-Culls and brands sell
1e under sound stock. Heavy saitnd steers.
le1zqllc; medium. 9lkc; light, sg91ac; Cowh!des.
SQs12c; stays, 6Q61ac; sailed Kip, 1Oc; Calf.
lie; dry Hides, 174l7lzc; cUls and brands. 1874
g14c; dry Kip and Veal. 14@15c; dry Calf, lsg
2ec; culs. 16Q17c; Goatskins. 20Q371Ac each:
Kids; 5@1oc: Deerskins, good SUI, summer. 259Soc
per ID; medium, zoe; winter, 10c; Sheepskins.
shearlings,. 20q30c EACH: short: wool. 4oQ70c
each; medium. 10000; long woods, sOcqS1 30
each.
TALLow--No rendered. s@31ac per ID; No.
z, 12Q21ac; refined, sc; Grease 2q2hc.
r WOOL-FalI clip-Middle counties-free, 100
i've. 7d9c: Southern Mountain. sG1ic; free
Northern, 12@13c; do defective. 9d11c: Hum
boldt and Mendocino, 13G15c; Eastern oregon,
sIl3c: Valley Oregon. 16d1Sc.
HoPS-Old CROP Pace for poor to faIr ana sg
luc Tor good new crop. 11G1S1Ac per ID
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|. NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-The statement of the
visible supply of grain. in store and afloat.
Saturday, February 26, compiled by the New
York Produce Exchange. is as follows: Wheat.
81 0SS 900 bushels; decrease, 1,344t000. Corn, 40
$40 600 bushels decrease, 1862 coo. Oats, 10 473,
600 bushels increase. ,000 Rye. 3 go. 900
bushels; increase &c, 000 Barley, 2,165 900 bush
els; decrease, 1i9. 000
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FLOUR AND MILLsTUFFs.

FLOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras
81 55d4 e5; Bakers extras, 81 1904 40 per Dbl.
MILLSTUFFS-Prices In as fol-
lows usual discount to the trade: Graham
Flour. 50 per 100 his Rye Flour 50 80 per 1907
Rice Flour. IS rs; Cornmeai, 50 rs; extra cream
do. IS; Oatmeal, So so; Dat Greats, 81; HON.
inv, SO 1903 30: Buckwheat Flour. 81: Cracked
Wheat. 50 so; FarIna, 81 so: Whole Wheat
Flour. IS %: Rolled Oats (bbls). IS 2565 65 in
sacks. IS 05d5 As; Pearl Barley, 81; Split Peas.
So Is; Green Peas. 81 % per 100 lbs
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CLos1NG .ouoTAr1oNs. !.

Fanny-of course, dear, now your
engagement is broken, I suppose: you.
will. return at once everything he gave
to you? II
Sally-Oh dear no! I shall keep them
all and send them to him, one by one
for Christmas presents as long as he
lives-Harper' Bazaar.
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s. STEAMERS TO SAIL.
THE TIME BALL.

= zs THE TIME BALL r. -, =. -
Bra nch photographic Office. u. s. N. Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco. February
The time ball: on Telegraph Hill was dropped:
exactly at noon to-day-t:,e, at noon of the
10th. meridian, or ct exactly p m, Green"
Wich time. - ~. S. HUGHES. ii.
. Lieutenant u s N. in .cnarge. =:
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San Francisco data Maximum temperature.
so; minimum, 80: mean So: - 8: " ~
WEATHER CONDITIONS. AND. GENERAL
.+:i.'e.. 80 :TEOP EC ST

- FORECAST. 49,.
THE pressure has risen rapidly in the past
: twenty four hours over the northern half Of
the Pacific slope. over Vancouver Island and
Northwestern Washington. there has been: a
rise of more than half anEinch. The pressure
!. has. fallen. over Arizona and Southern Cali
forIlia.. An area Of low pressure lies over
Arizona, and may move east :. ::..::= :.
The Temperature has remained nearly. sta
tonary west. Of the RoCky Mountains. In
the great valleys of California .the.*tempera-
ture is from ) to S@degrees above the normal.
: Light rains falling at Tatdosln Island. = :. d
Forecast made at San FRANCISCO for; thirty
hours ending midnight March !, 1885, 80. =:
Northern Caifornia--Fair Tuesday; northerly
wind probably fog on thecoast in the morn
ing. z. -. = - :. -.
Southern Caltfornia-Fair Tuesday; cooler
extreme north: westerly wind: - -
.Nevada-Fair Tuesday " $500. g.. =:
=. Utah-Fair. Tuesday: -. =. az:
d. Automatically Tuesday :.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair. Tuesday,
with a fog. in the morning; northerly changing
90 westerly winds. - 80
Special report: from Mt. Tamalpais-Partly
cloudy; wind north, ten miles; temperature, SO;
maximum Temperature, So. =.
j.: :. =. ALEXANDER McADIE, :.
80; Local. Forecast. Official.
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FOREIGN MARKET.

LONDON. Feb. "2s-Consols, lib; silver. 255sd;
French rentes. 1887 S2'zc. ...,:'
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2S.-Wheat, steady: No.
i standard California wheat. BIS; cargoes Of
Malla Walla wheat. 37s Sd; cargoes off coast.
quiet and steady; cargoes- on passage. easier;
English country markets, part said lower;
French country markets, steady, wheat in
Paris. steady; flour in Paris, steady; quantity
- vrneni. & id -four passage - United Kr5g-
dom, 8, 170, 900; quantity of wheat and flour On
f 10 comment 0o indian ndia ship
ments of wheat to Continent, none; import
into United Kingdom for the week, 900 bbls
OF flour, POS 00p qrs wheat -
COTTON-Uplands. 3 T-16d
:... CLOSE.
CORN-March. steady, IS 41sd; May. steady.
IS 22sd: July steady SIS 22sd.
Exports of wheat into Liverpool for the
week: From Atlantic ports, 30 100 quarters;
from Pacific ports, $1,000 quarters from other
ports, b. 0Go quarters.
Imports of corn into Liverpool for the week
from Atlantic ports were 2S, 900 quarters:
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BANK. CLEARINGS.

Local bank "clea4ings in February were 500
C52, 615 against S44 500 4O6 in February. 1897.
For hte year to date they: are 1925. 5ls ,lss
against 500 S12, S3S for the same time. in 1891
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Flax Seed. 81 Ply Prime Timothy seed,s2 80;
Mess Pork, per Dbl, $40 30d10 80; Lard. per 100
lbs, So 1905 1217; Short Ribs sides doose), 81 90
90 25 Dry Sailed Shoulders lboxed). 1905;
distillers, finished goods. per gallon 81 1Sis:
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SWISS AMERICAN BANK
OF Locarno Switzerland and
CALIFORNIA MORTGAGE & SAVINGS BANK,

524 Montgomery street. San Francisco
Paid up capital and reserves. $500. 600
A General Savings and Commercial Banking 1
business transacted. -
Interest paid on savings deposits.
Loans approved real estate security and
on commercial paper.
DIRECTORS:
Ernst A. Denicke, a. Sbarboro. ]. c. Rued
E. Martinoni, F. c. Siebe. A Tognazzini, H
Drummer, Med. R. Venable. A C. Wieland,
F. Kronenberg, Chas Martin, c. Gehret p
Tognazzini. S. Grandi. G. Rottanzi.
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HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.

The same condition existed yesterday after
every rain thus far this seasonal soft market
with buyers holding off. without effeeting any
decline, however The sections that need rain
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!. pRODUCE EXCHANGE SALES.

: Produce Exchange .sa les. on .Cali.:in Fehru-
airy were l65 500 IONS wheat and 70, 300 tons bar
ley. making total sales thus far this crop
year Of 2,27550G tons wheat and 229,fo0 tons
barley. .. - :. =: :. y.
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:. NEW YORK. Feb 2S.-The Evening Post $
London financial cablegram says: The stock
markets here were heavy and dull to-day, due
not so much to the later political news as to
the liquidation of accounts by dsfaulting CLIENTS
at the settlement and to other forced closing
of accounts "A sharp fall in Spanish stocks
was also. adverse fea ture. -.
:: Americans opened dull and lifeless, There
IS little: business in: them here, recent buyers
awaiting developments in the United States.
Gold is in strong demand for New YORK at
rs 924d >: There are practically no supplies
here and $500, 900 has been arranged for ship
inent from France. am told on good author
ity that :some eagles may leave the Bank of
England this week. cannot confirm it anG
the rate.
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WEATHER REPORT. :
o2oth me:.idiaD-Pacifc Ttme.J

:. .=:-,...< u2oth Mertdian-Pacifc Time.) =
= SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. rs 1885 p. m
The following are |the seasonal rainfalls to
date as compared with those: of. the same date
:. last season, and rainfalls during. the: past
twenty -four hours - r.. IL 49,. 49,.
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.l.- co.
NEW YORK. Feb. -FLoUR-Receipts.
%, 974: exports, Sc, 255. Quiet owing to the adj
vanced views of holders. ::
F., WHEAT Receipts. 77,7Oo; exports. 7o,445.
Spot firm No 2. 81 061s f. o. b. afioat to ar
rive. Options opened firm at partial &c
advance, and with few exceptions ruled strong
all day, closing 1kq112c net higher. The rise
was directly attributed TO a scare of shorts
over Unexpectedly higher Liverpool cables a
big reduction in the visible supply and for
81 O09s f..
HOPS-Steady.
WOOI-Quiet.; ..:-.- r..
PETROLEIJM-Stronge
r. METALS-Higher prices are noted in several
of the departments OF the metal market. and
lead is the: only weak member at the moment
At the close the Metal Exchange called;
PIG IRON-Warrants, steady. at $3.50 bid
and Sc 20 asked. :-'.'s
r LAKE COPPER-Strong, with $11 70 hid and
- TINMFirn, with sf4 Is bid and s14 % asked.
+ SPELTER-Quiet. with 81 10 bid and 81 %
IEAD-Easy, with So 20 bid and SO rs asked.
. The firm fixing the settling price for miners
and smelters quotes lead at 50 50.
Gsed st eeS bass ndgd
ing March. So As. Spot Rio, dull; No. I in
voice, SIC; No. tobbing. 674c Mild. steady;
: sTGARERaw steady; Refining. 3 Lie; Cen
t trlfugal SO test, 1910; Refined steady;
BUTTER,1Reeeipts seas packages z Western ,sIf
EGGS-Receipts, $500 packages. State and
Pennsylvania 154q151zc; Western, 15a4c;
Southern 14q1412c.
- -: DRIED FRUIT.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2S-california dried
.iiAAsPPI.Es-Firm; others steady.
EVAPORATED APPLBS-Commotl, 5qa%c;
prime wire tray, SIC; wood dried prime, S1sc'
choice :Sad9c; fancy; 9i3q1Oc.
APRicoTs~ 5G71kc; Moor Park. 9911c.
(,IJI ITnr,e 5GJ9c: peeled, 12GI2OC.
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NC STOCKS.
BOSTON,
LONDON MARKET.

p. BOSTON, Feb. 2s.LAtchison, -1I}4; Bell Tele-
phone PSI: Burlington 3d.: Mexican Central.
SIS; Oregon Short Line %, +. - -: ~
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Receipts. Shipments.

On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
market was firm; Creameres, I3G20c: Diaries
116p17c; cheese. quiet, S@S1ac; Eggs, weak;
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Geary ......... 40
Market-st 49,. 537s 54L
Oak S l. e. H.
Preside ...... Az 81
Powder
California lilo 125
E Dynamite :. 80
Giant Con Co 43i4 4315
Vigorit ........ 3A as
Miscellaneous
Al Pac Assn. 97A 97A
Ger Id Wks. 100 $50
Hama z Co... 20
II G & S CO.. 1884 33A
Hutch S P Co. 44ls =
Mer Elk Assn. 90
Nat Vim Co. :. 7i9
Oceanic 8 Co. SO 5SA
Pac A F L.. liz =
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N Ry Cal IS. .111K =
II Ky Cal IS. .102. -;
n p c r r IS. 104Ia =
n p c Ry 5s. 100l5 -.
n Cal r S.. -:
Oak Gas 5s... 104 -.
Do I'd. is IS. -. Ill;
ON Rv 6s.. 12934 =
P & o 6s...,. lilo lis.
P & Oh Ry 6s: 1851 =
Powell-st Is. =. 119%+-
Reno WILL. : 100 -.
Sac ElecRy5s. = 100
S r & N p 5s. los .1O6Ss
S P of Ar IS. .10S 1885,
S P Cal 6s.. -. ITO -.
SPC.: Is cg IS. .:991s
S p Br 6s. -. 112l5
s " Wat 6s... .120%121
S ~ Wat. As, .103&lO37s
Stock Gas IS. -. 1921
Water T.: :. :
Contra Costa. So. SO !.
Marin Co .....50 -.
Spring Val -. 1011sl01Jb
Gas & Electric
Street Railroad -
California: 10S1LJ10
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Cash quotations as follows Flour,
steady; No. Spring Wheat. 92Q94c: No 8
Spring Wheat, sSQssc; No. red. 81 03st9 OAK !:
No. Corn, 2Ss4 q29c: Ne. Oats, PC; No. 2
Rye. 4s12c; No. Barley. (. o. b.. S1940c; No
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sun. MOON AND TIDE

United states Coast and Geodetic Survey:
;. at Fort Point: Entrance to san FranclsgCo
Bay Published by. Official Authority Oh tno
Superintendent. -.
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front CMisson-street WIZARD ABOUT
twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point;
the height of tide is the same at both places
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