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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-03-09

UH1EH1 1AAttAs N&&fEa u AS&8.
Messss. Editors This winter, 50 far,
has been . remarkably had one. The
roads hare been almost impazsaole, and
il has bsea raining and snowing nearly
every Day. Very little work has been
done, and noshing going on bat eat,
drink and be merry. But now that the
time for festivity has PASSED aud The So
Der and solemn time Of Lent has come
around again. it behooses everyone 70
be preparing himself 20 meet the future
in a better spirit Of thankfulness for all
the good that has been bestowed. Noa
Is the time to forgive all oar enemies.
and 20 pray that we may be forgiven, 30
that when the dread Messenger shals ar
rive, we may be fully prepared to enter
tina, abode where the wicked cease from
troubling and the weary are 81 rest.
The Branch il still in very prosper
Gus condition, and is in no way affected
by tie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of .Old Gran
NY Mckinley or his bloodthirssy and
cut-fhroas advisers.
As Lovcvil.e the Love Brothers are
doing fourishing business. They have
on hand very large and carefully Sc
lected stock of goods, which they are
selling very low for cash.
The Hurry Brothers are still at the
Cross Roads, and they never lei GUS
toner leave without beins scnommoiat-
ed. Cali aud see them aud you viii be
pleased with your visit.
Gentleness The habit Of mind which
c0nfounds gentleness and weakness is
wrong. Gentleness is also supposed 90
be woman's virtue. Some of the most
positive characters are distinguished for
this habit. Gentleness Is no barrier TO
mental or physical yigor II both pro-
notes and directs effort. 1t should new
er be fawningly submissive. but rather
proud of conscious power While il
fearlessly holds in check a coward blow.
with a strong arm il metes out punish
ment to the cruel brsggart. Il lends To
the loveliest woman an undying charm,
and from it the brayest man can borrow
subtle fascin alton. 1t il a test of high
er education, and shining proof of
mental equipoise. It Is the boon COM
panion of gayest pleasure. and the un-
relentiug avenger Of malicious injury
Gentleness makes children endurable.
woman beautiful and loyable, and man
brave and companionable.
HoT Box
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-03-09
chanbsrlssns Cough Remedy.

This remedy Is intended especially for
coughs. colds. Group. whooping cough
and infiaenza Il has become famous
for ifs cures Of these diseases. over q
large part Of the civilized world. The
most flattering testimonials have been
received. giving accounts of It's good
works; % the aggravating and persist
ent coughs ID has cured; Of severe colds
that have yielded promptly to lis sooih-
ing effects. and Of the dangerous attacks
of Group Il has cured. often saving the
life Of the child The extensive use Of
IL for whooping congh has shown that il
robs that disease Of all dangerous con-
sequences. Sold BY William r Green
well & Son, Lepnardtown, and all coun-
try stores.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-03-09

tfrom Our Regular Correspondent
Mr.. Austin Ridgeil occasionally ships
carp and mud shad 70 Baltimore and he
realizes fair figures per ID.
Captain James Dowdy has gone to
North Carolina for load of oysters foz
w. p. Powell. Esqr.
Howard Adams, n thirteen year old
step son uf Dir. Manrie Norris, Of Point
No-Point, was thrown from q colt few
DAYS ago and had his skull fractured.
A Cat jumped from pile of brush and
frightened the animal DR.. Tippett il
attending him. Mr.. w. II. Raley. of
81. Inigo's Neck, il quite sick.
Examiner Joy visited the schools of
the district recently.
Some ploughing and tobacco beds
have been seeded,
Lambs are healthy and they grow rap
idly during the warm days.
Persons who know tell US that wheat
is growing fairly well, and barring un-
forseen accidents fair yields will be rea-
lized
Woodman, well, chop. chop il il the
owners orders to turn the woods near
by into cord wood.
How bleak it will be and cold winds
will greet rs at many points of the CON-
pass. Whewl how we shiver in antici-
patton of the culd blasts Of the current
month which. up to date. has been re
markably mild, etS, In It's actions to-
wards man and inferior creatures.
Now. don't laugh please at what we
say-'Tall oaks from little acorns grow
See! There goes, perhaps, a future gov
ernor of Maryland. How that boy es-
lays to gain knowledge. Slowly he is
climbing the stairs of knowledge, and so
lid Washington, Jefferson. Cleveland
aud Mckinley. Governors, did we say |?
Pshaw! That boy. sirs, may make a
resident yet. We know that his teach.
~r endeavors to get good principles
.leeply impressed upon his mind. She
takes great interest in all of her pupils.
and would be pleased to see them grow
60 be not only intelligent but God loving
men and women.
A heavy rain accompanied with light
ming and thunder visited the district 6
a. m, 5th, instant.
Death has again visited this section
Mr. Thomas Fenwick's eldest daughter
Miss Lottie died recently OF brain
trouble. The sympathies of the citizens
Of the entire vicinity go out to the be-
reaved family.
Since the blizzard the roads of this
section have become almost impossible
IN many places. The presence of the
Commissioner who has charge of our
reads is needed just now; for, perhaps,
ne could advise the Supervisors hoac 60
repair the worst places as they seem 10
ne at their wits end To know exactly
what To do. Carroll and Biscoe want
-hells for the worst places, but they are
.Owerles To act Their ideas are NOT
crude and Inconsistent. Come along
md help them. Two heads plus one
head containing Caucasian brains pre-
sumably may solve the problem
AZZANA.
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aull Of Eunar.

Rell OF Homer.
The following is the Roll % Honor
for St. Mary's Academy, Leonardtown,
Tor tue month Of February.
Misses Katie Bowes, Mamie Milburn,
EstelIe Norris, Rose Miiburn, Maud
Duke, Agnes Kennedy, Bertha Free
man, Louise Guy, Kitty Morgan, Agnes
q Brien. Marie VanRyswick, Mabel
Waite, P4ttie Stone. Alma Mattingly.
Lucille Herbert. Eva Rnftr Marie Brew
rr, Noema .Wathen, Marie Corcoran,
Rose Hayden, Ruth Cama'ier, Marie
Lnngmore. Violet Russell. Lodie Green
~ell, Mignonette Fowler, Genevieve
Johnson. Genevieve Herbert, Helen
Joy, Annie Morgan. Lizzie Brewer. Lii
liam Mattingly. Nettie Wise, Marguerite
Abell, Agnes Johnson. Rowena Holmes,
oretta Corcoran, Ethel Joy. Martha
line JOHNSON, Josie Mongar, Anne May
Boyd. BesSis Abell, Lillian johnson,
Ma teline CamaIier. Nav Mattingly. Ad-
die Lynch, Mavis Lynch, Aubrey Abel,
Kennedy Abel. Tommy RDbey. GregoE
Dstrman. Joseph Morgan. Leo 0ster.
man, Berthe AbeII. Albert Murgas. Mace
Hayden. Fr~nklin Abell Paul Green
Neli. George Osterman, lie Grade
johnson.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-03-09

The smallpox scare Is said 10 have
somewhat abated in Washington and
Alexandria. The Richmond Beard of
Health has declared . conditional quar-
aniine against Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Newport News. Hampton and Suffolk.
The disease Is widespread over the eoun-
try.
Il G. Sale, Of panburg. Ca, has mar
ried his sons widow. A Baptist minis
ter refused TO perform the ceremony,
but Justice Of the Peace tied the knot
According to the Atlanta Constitutions
Mrs. Sale continues to call her husband
father" and her little dasghteI calls
him grandpa"
Mr. Richard III. Garner, of Milestown.
is the fortunate posscssor Of four year
old Happy Russell colt, which is decid-
edly the handsomest piece of horsefiesh
in Southern Maryland Mr.. Garner
raised the colt and says it is quite speedy
We HOPE that Happy. IT.. viii become as
noted as his famous sire.
The March Term Of our Circuit Court
will convene Monday. the Goth. ins.
tant. Between this and that time we
hope that our patrons who owe as little
bills will hunt around IN their ..old
clothes" and see il they cannot scrape
together little cash for MS. We can
assure them that it VIII be most accep-
table.
Gov. Lowndes has determined 90
appoint Mr.. George r. Gather, jr.,
Attorney General to succeed Mr.. Cla
baugh. We had hoped that His Excel
lency wouli have named oar towns
man, Daniel G. Hammett. Esqr, for
the position. Mr.. Hammett's name, we
are told, was strongly urged for the
honor.
Sportsmen in Talbot, Montgomery and
Prince Georges counties are collecting
money to import birds TO replace those
DESTROYED by the severe weather VIVA,
are cur people doing in the matters II
birds cannot be imported here. we trust
that the county game wardens will al
least interest themselves in preserving
the few that have survived the freezes
and SHOWS.
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tcorrespondence Of Che Beacon.,


POINT LOOKOUT, Mp, March 0. 80
UScLE NED IL am so thsnk to the
good Lori that the recent SHOWS did not
snow me under How very kind of
YOU tn think of me away down here in
this lonely sectioa of st Mary's. Pa
says tha. you have made yourself name
and praise ia the county Your letters
are always read with interest. How
thankful | am that Won help to- make the
dear old Beacon newsy paper. II
seems to me, sir. that each man, woman
aud child has special work to do and
God and circumstances fits them Co per-
form it. Your (howery) disquisitions
ON the various duties of life are no doubt
appreciated by the readers of the dear
old Beacon wherever il is read
Oh, how time passes, or as Pa SAYS.
TempUs fsgitl March is with US and il
my memory is not at fault Julius Caesar
was assassinated by Brutus on the 18th
of this month like to read about men
and things although am so little Pa
often tells me that good reading-no'
the trashy sort-improves the mind. /
wonder, sir. il March will bring us more
snow. Old folks say it is good for
wheat. suppose it laiently contains
fertilizing ingredients and / know that
il keeps the roots warm. for Pa says 80
Well, i reallv do not know how TO
write like grown up folks. so I'll come
to close wishing that you and each
reader of the dear old Beacon may vi III
your hearts. yonr wills and your affect
ions to God: Behold, sir. what manner
OF love He shows US, aud how He is en-
gagged in the salvation of each one Of US.
As ever,
ETNA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-03-09
Special to the Ladies.

+. o. Morgan. of Leonardtown. has
just received another lot If Ladies' and
Misses made fo-order Oxford ties In
verck and tan. They are beautiful and
hlay cheap considering quality
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-03-09

gB- A. A. LAWRENCE Il selling ons
"a make change.in business In thi
well selected Stuck you viii have rare
chance for bargains
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-03-09

~ Most of my Large Stock is yet
for hand and MUST an SOLD. Come
on bargains aud you shall have them
A. A. LswRRScR.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-03-09

NOTICE
70 the Ta.rDayers Of Ist, 2d.
Sfh and 9th Districts.

will he in the End district. Valley Lee
on LIST and Bird SATURDAYS
list district. 1t Inigo's Store, cad an 4
4th SATURDAYS
9Th district. Park Hall. LIST MONDAY
California 3rd MONDAY
9TH district. Trice & Hobbs store. 3r
TUESDAYS of each month for tb'
purpose of collecting taxes for the yea
1897 Prompt settlements are requisite 2
JOHN w JONES.
Ian 2n--tf. Collector
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-03-09
Millinery.

Miss Ida Abel. one of Leonardtown's
most popular milliners. has just received
from Baltimore a second supply of
Spring and Summer millinery such as
Ladies' and Children's bats and trim
ming. Hamburg. Gimp and everything in
the line of dress trimming Also beau
tiful assortment of Ladies' dress goods.
Lawns. Percales, &c. In addition TO this
she also has large assortment of Lace
Window Curtains. ranging In price from
50 cents up. II. Dc G. Corsefs speciality
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-03-09

E- Bear in mind I am SELLING
Our NV large Stock To make a change
in business. No reasonable offer re-
fused. This Is your chance for bargains.
A. A LAWRENCE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-03-09

THE undersigned have forned q CO.
L partners. hip for tbs purchase and sale
of real estate in this and adjoining c0un-
ties. and have formed connections with
agents in the North, West and with State
immigration Agent. Parties desiring TO
sci. land or exchange. viii lind il TO their
advantage To communicate with the un-
dersigned. MORGAN & LUCAS,
Nav g--tf* Lsaona rit1wn. Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-03-09

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|cembsr "a,
| will leave
b. II 5pm.
10 Potomac
.'me's, Ba-
b. Kinsale,
ms, Piney
Cobrurn's,
= day only
| Riverside,
Alexandria
Fest wharf,
Irsday, for
|bove men,
|Jnarsitown
FRIDAY
| at l y. IA,
|ut q p. M,
i Tuesday
Ter 0, Light
4. Agent.
|tington,
b., Alex.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-10
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
THURSDAY, March 81 p.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Mary NJ B. Martin to Zala e. Fitch. lot on
w line of Tenth avenue, $50 n Of M street. N
rs by w 120; $40.
Emil ]. and Hedwig J. Frsk to George d.
Shadbourne lot on S line of Richland avenue,
800 f of South avenue 1853 by S 100. lot %,
block s. Holly Park; $40.
Sullivan lot on line of Crescent avenue, 46:S
E of Roscoe street, e 23:4 by S 70, lots 27. 20
az Estate tat of j. Koib tby A. c. Freese. admins-
trator) to Donzel Stoney. lot on SW line OF
by SW 100. block 800. South San Francisco
Homestead and Railroad Association; $500
Donzel Stoney to California Fireworks Com
pany Ga corporation), TO same; $40.
Eliza Cosgrove to Thomas and Bella Nc
Grath, lot on W line Of Prospect avenue; 1OS
of Virginia avenue, % by w 70, lot 22O, Gift
G. E. and Janet Knckerbocker to Harlie E:
Irish lot on line of Page street, 1924 E Of
Fillmore E 24:sh by N 100: $40.
Julius and Fanny Newman to Lucien J. Ger.
hardt, lot on line of Fulton street, 11O W of
Scott, W 27:6 by 1875; $40
A. c. Freese administrator of estate of John
s. Little) and B. Goldberg (by Eugene D.
Sullivan commissioner to First National Bank
of Cobleskill n. Y, lot on n line of Suffer-
street, 1876 w of Scott. w 3O:6 2-3 by 164:l;
e. B. Burr to Carrie L. Burr (wife), lot on
e line of Baker street. so S of Oak. S % by E
Eiizabeth cullen to James F. and Henrietta
G. Mackey. lot on line OF Clinton Park
(Quinn), 215 Z of Guerrero street, 25 by N
Martha Nj Trask to Mary smith. lot on S
line of Twentieth street, 1876 w of San Carlos
avenue, w % by So; $40.
Catherine f. and George S. Cheesman to
American Surety Company of New York; lot
on Sc line of Market street, 100 SW of Four
teenth SW 91:SIs. S 61:Sa4. E "a. NV 1Os; also
lot on Sc line of Market street. 105 SW of
Church, SW so by Sc 100; so.
Patrick Lynn to Henry F. Lynn, lot on S
line of Duncan street, 225 E of Dolores, ia
by Z %: gift.
Jacob J. Rauer to Hibernia Savings and Loan
Society, lot on Sc line of Hunt street, 200 NE
of Third, NE 4S by Sc SO, quitclaim deed $40
Timothy ]. McAuliffe to George p. McAuliffe
lot on NV corner of Freelon and Zoe streets
NV 20 by SW 60; also lot NV line of Free
S3000
Catherine and Mary E. Ryan to James A
Ryan lot on SW line of Laskie street 143 NV
of Mission. NV 80 by SW 90; SO
Estate Of John O Donnell (by Mary z. Ryan.
administratrix) TO same, same; s35oo.
A. c. and Bessie Hammond to Olive Yer
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-10

scbr Winchester. HGhs. p days from senak
schr Maxim, Olsen. days from CasPsr' 2s hours
Schr Barbara Hernster, Hansen :"
from Coquille Rier
Thursday, March 9.
Br stmr Gaelic. Finch. Hongkong ana i0A0
hama via Honolulu; o & q , , 20: p
Br stmr Bristol. Mcintyre, Nalaiii0' "
Dunsmuir's Sons Co
Thursday. March ..
Stmr 3trr,r Arcata. Reed, Coos Bay.
stmr orizaba Hall. San Pedro Paau Astoria.
Stmr State of California. GoodaH' As'Oi
Stmr Leelanaw. Storrs, Seattle.
Stmr Empire. Nelson. COOS CXoSotsna Pan and Hong
Br stmr Gaelic. Finch fohoiiaiii' "-'
kqqsi s 'la BARK stefano Razeto schappacaso
Schr La Ch:Iena. Matsen, Fort Ross:
Sehr Jennie Stella, Krebs, Grays f1ar Il ondin0
Schr Laura Pike Anderson, Coos Bay
Schr Eppinger, Colstrup, Foihl al
CHARTERS.
Tho Geo p skolfeId loads sugar at Hilo for
The oTebanE loads lumber on the Sound FOR fos
relagoa Bay: Port Stanley. lumber on tns
SOUND for Port Prize.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS. March 9. 10 m-Wea'heF
hazy; wind NV; velocity 80 mites
Feb 24 lat % 90 \, long 50 II W-ship serVl0'
hence Nov 23 for New York.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
WHATCOM-Sailed March S-Schr esther
Buhne, for San Francisco s+nr George
A'IStlilS BAMDON|ArriVed March S-Schr Coquille
nerse T4coMA@Arrived March s-stmr CzarinsS; s1dsS
from Seattle: stmr Washtenaw, hence March
f'P1O1iRT 11i TOWNSEND-Passed March S-Bark
Topsaliant. hence Feb a. for Port BlakeieSgi, S,o,-
SAN PFDRO-Arrived March 9-Schr Glen. Gp.
dale from Tacoma; schr Ethel Zane, from Fort
SFHTTIE-sailed March 9-Stmr Humboldt
har Il Cheney.
Arrived March 9-Stmr Charles Nelson hence
~&rSI MEA& Fl BAY-sailed March s-Bark Hesper'
ioP Passed in March s--stnr Queen hence March
l. 4SToRI%HArrived tST yaIl8rlid March sBr ship Glen
fnart hence Feb "a; stmr Fulton hehce
1NsaiIe Sailed March 9-stmr Columbia. for San
Francisco; Br bark Eagle Crag, for Queens
town: bktn Cleaner, for Coquimbo; Br ship
GabFath for asaeG 2gesnSfeGGn March sstmr AL
bion for San Francisco. Co. ,,
EUREKA-Arrived March S.stmr Bruins
wick. hence March Z March s-Stirir Seiiioa'
saiIed March s-stmr Luella, for San Fran
''TS9 FORT BLAKELEY-Arrived March s-Bark
| Topgallant. hence Feb "a. . c+,,r caorga
VENTURA-SaiIed March 9-Stnr Georse
Loomis, for San Francisco
FOREIGN PORTS.
sYDNEY-sailed March S-Bark Rufus q
LON L0NiDoN~Arrived March s-Br ship Water
ioI PANAMA|Arrived isSlA Feb 28-stmr City of sgd
new hence Jan 29. -,
COLON-saled March 4-Ger ship Flottbek'
iUt UottiEENsToWN-s March s-Br ship
Yola for Hull; Br bark Invercauld, for DUB
lin; Br bark Large Bay, for Dublin
TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS.
BALTIMORE-Safled March 9-Stmr Dres-
ue5 oUEENsTo ET5 March s-stmr Teu-
! tonic, from Liverpool, for New YORK. stinr
/ Waesland, from Liverpool for Philadelphia-
! Arrived March 9-Stmr Britannia from New
! York. -, CO..
! Auglste Victoria. from New York.
! CIASGOW-Arrived March 9-Stmr Furnes-
! sia from New York.
NEW YORK-Sailed March gvStmr OIden-
! burg, for Bremen
R0TTERDAM-sailed March 9-Stmr spaarn-
| dam. for New York.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-10
For Thursday. March 9.
The 81 0Gh MARKET.

There was a good trade in local securities
and Hawaiian Commercial advanced still fur
ther to $S1- Paauhau Plantation sold up to $40
and Contra Costa Water up to $64 %.
Mining stocks were off again under decreased
trading When the pump stops business follows
suit.
The Alta assessment falls delinquent in office
to-day.
The weekly letter from the Justice mine
reads: On the $40 level in upraise No. l we
followed the ore south distance OF 10 feet
and have resumed work in the top, carrying
same UP. The face is in ore assaying $20 81
gold ounces silver; total, $50 AZ per ton. Dur
ing the week we have hoisted "a H00-2000 tons of
ore: sample of same: Average gold, - 6S;
silver, 3.5 ounces; total, S11 81 per ton.
The Welsbach Commercial Company pays a
dividend of 1 per cent on preferred stock to-
day.
The Yellow Jacket Mining Company has re-
elected the old Board of Directors with j. w.
Eckley president, w. H. Blauvelt vice president
and w. E. Sharon secretary.
The Wolverine copper mine of Michigan will
pay a dividend on April l OF 81 90 per share.
The previous dividend on October l was 81 per
share.
The following dividends will be paid to-day:
Giant Consolidated Powder Company, 90 cents
per share: Pacific Gas Improvement Company,
so cents per share; Paauhau Plantation Com
pany, 80 cents per share; San Jose Water Com
pany. so cents per share.
The regular monthly dividend of 90 cents per
share by the California Street Cable Company
was paid Wednesday.
The Oakland Gas Company Will pay dlVl-
dend of 25 cents per share on the 18th
Since the mill OF the Standard Console
dated at Bodie started about month ago,
the company has received S13, 437 in gold coin
as the net proceeds of bullion shipped and sold.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-10
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

A branch of the United States photographic
Office located at the Merchants Exchange. is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners without regard to nationality and
free of expense.
Navigators are cordially invited to visit the
office where complete sets of charts and sail
ing directions of the world are kept on hand
for comparison and reference, and the latest
information can always be obtained regarding
lights dangers to navigation and all matters
of interest to ocean commerce.
The time ball on the tower of the new Ferry
building at the foot of Market street, is hoisted
about ten minutess before noon and dropped at
noon 10th meridian by telegraphic signal re-
ceived each day from the United States Naval
Observatory Mare Island, Cal
notice stating whether the ball was dropped
on time or giving the error, if any. is published
in the morning papers the following day.
W. S. HUGHES.
Lieutenant. U. S. N. in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-10
DRIED FRUITS, NUTS AND RA1sINs.

During the past week the demand for Prunes
has picked up and they now going off we'll
at an advance. Other fruits are very scarce
and firm The market has not been well
cleaned up at this time of the year for a long
time. Raisins continue dull
DRIED FRUITs-Prunes, 64.g7c for 4O-5Os.
4&4G5c for 5O-6O's 9%4a4c for 6O-7Os, 3AG@Tsc for
7O-SO's. 2&@3c for SO-90s. 2@21zc for 90-1Oo' 8
sc. Peaches. 715GS1sc for good to choice; 9q9lac
for fancy and - for peeled Apricots. 1870
1910 for Royals and 141aG15c for Moorparks
Evaporated Apples. 7QSc: sun dried. 5d5hc
Black Figs, sacks. 2@2Hc; Plums. nominal.
1@1bc for unpitted Pears. nominal.
RAISINS-334c for two-crown. 4ac for three
crown 5%c for four-crOwn. 4lAG6c for Seed
less Sultanas 312c for Seedless Muscatels and
81 20 for London Layers: Dried Grapes. 2&Q3c
NUTS-Chestnuts. &c per Id; Walnuts. so
&c for hardsheH. 11@12c for softshell; Almonds
Ease for hardshell. 13d14c for softshell. 156f17c
for paper shell: Peanuts, 6@7c for Eastern and
41k65c for California: CocoanUts, "a 50dp6
HONEY-Comb. 10G11c for bright and Sc for
lower grades; water white extracted &c; light
amber extracted 6G612c: dark, 5q512c per lb.
BEESW WAX-24026c per Id.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-10
HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.

Hay advanced another SOC. The receipts were
light. the demand was rather better and the
prolonged dry weather began to make itself
felt Dealers are inclined to think that the
long expected spring advance has at last set in
Bran is firm and slightly higher. Middlings
are unchanged.
BRAN-S20G21 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$21Q2250 30 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS = Rolled Barley, s26427 per
tor; Oilcake Meal at the mill. $31@31 so; job
binE S32G32 so; Cocoanut Cake, S24G25; Cot
tonseed Meal. s2S@3O per ton; Cornmeal. s23 so
a24 50 Cracked Corn. $24G25; Mixed Feed,
$1s 50G2O
CALIFORNIA HAY-Wheat, s16a17 50 for
good to choice and $14d15 so for lower grades {;
no fancy coming in Wheat and Oat S14q16 so;
Oat, s13 50615; Island Barley, s13GD14; Alfalfa,
S11612; Stock. s10911; Glover. nominal.
OUTSIDE HAY from Oregon, Nevada, etc.)
Wheat and Wheat and Oat s13614; Cheat,
$11G11 so; Grass Hay, $10GD1O 80; Oat, s12d13 50;
Clover S10q11; Timothy, SO 50G12 per ton.
STRAW-3ON65c per bale
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-10

san Francisco data: Maximum temperature
81: minimum, 49, mean, As.
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL