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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-02
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

-'--' 4NT@'AN
NEW YORK, March stocks to-day opened
~ anc then worked lower with some rallies.
Dealings were on rather a less extensive scale
than of late. The sDeciaIties displayed
treme irregularity and the standard stocks
showed weakness most of the day. The open
ing rise was associated with the more favor
able aspect of the Philippine situation due TO
Germanys withdrawal of her cruiser. sup
posedly lessening the chance of complications.
The SIS OOO, 900 in dividends and interest which
payable to-day had but little effect upon
the money market. Atchison preferred and
Burlington had an early appearance Of
strength, but large volume of selling orders
appeared which. rightly wrongly. at
tributed TO some of the leading bull interests
that had been conspicuous purchasers for two
months The same interests appeared to be
sellers Of the standard stocks. AS the market
ran off stOp-lOss orders were reached in some
cases While LONDON was source OF support
taking about 20, 900 shares balance. The eff
rect OF TINS purchasing was rejected IN q
weaker tone FOR sterling exchange Prices after
the extreme decline rose on moderate dealings
and then wavered downward and upward in a
sluggish manner. there appearing little pres
sure OF offerings urgent demands. The
specalties which were conspicuous in the ini-
tial advance were about equally prominent on
the declines. Among the high-priced stocks
Third-aYenue Railroad, Consolidated Gas and
Tobacco made notable gains part of which was
lost in the late trading The professionals were
in control of trading most of the day and most
Of the large interests were not very active
giving the bears confidence in their aggressive
tactics Southern and Central Pacific were
under pressure much OF the day. The market
weakened toward the close, the activity being
at the expense of values with considerable
selling OF the grangers, and the market left off
with fractional net losses In most stocks with
the tone weak.
Trading in bonds was considerably mixed
weakness and strength developing in important
issues Total sales, $3.50 900. United States
bonds were unchanged in the bid quotations
Total sales Of stocks to-day, COZ, 800 shares
including 1920 Atchison 80 go Atchison pre-:
ferred, $3.50 Central Pacific, 62. 800 Burlington.
1853 Metropolitan, p. 800 Reading preferred
6575 Missouri Pacific. 1900 Missouri, Kansas and
Texas preferred, 1850 North American, r. $50
Northern Pacific. 5205 Northern Pacific pre-
ferred IL, $50 Rock Island. Is, 225 Union Pacific
Is 407 St Paul, 1895 Union Pacific preferred so75
American Spirits, 700 American Spirits pre-
ferred, %, $40 Tobacco, 1850 Steel l0S59 Steel
preferred. 4075 PEOPLES Gas, 5166 Consolidated
Gas, u.509 Brooklyn Rapid Transit 6125 Pacific
Mail l5,523 Sugar, 1890 Rubber 43I7 Western
Union, 474o Chicago Great Western
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HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.

Hay was dull and unchanged. Receipts were
light but the misty rain. while not heavy. was
sufficient to interfere with trade.
The quotations for Bran are nominal. as
there is hardly any here. Middlings are in fair
supply and unchanged.
BRAN-s19 50120 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S 21G22 go per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS = Rolled Barley, S269T per
ton; OiIcake Meal at the mill, s31631 so; job
bling, $32G32 50; Cocoanut Cake. s24425; Cot
tonseed Meal, s2SQ30 per ton; Cornmeal, S23 80
d24 so; Cracked Corn, s24d25; Mixed Feed.
s19 50120.
CALIFORNIA HAY - Wheat. s1591s so for
good to choice and s13G14 so for lower grades:
no fancy coming in; Wheat and Dat. s126D15 30;
Dat s12T13 50; Island Barley. s12G13; Alfalfa.
S11612: Stock $9610: Clover. nominal.
OUTSIDE HAY (from Oregon, Utah. etc.)-
Wheat and Wheat and Dat. s13d14 80; Cheat.
10 70; Clover, $1o911; Timothy. $40 5o912 per
sTRAw-ao9s7hc per bale.
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Morning Session.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED.
wednesday, March l.
Stnr city of Picking. Smith. Yokohama,
Stmr Columbia. Green ee1a hours from Port
land. via Astoria S61z hours; - 49,, ror4
stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander. 5SA hours from
90" '''esO' e' CLEARED
Wednesday, March I.
stmr City. of Picking, Smith, Hongkong and
stmr umatilla. Cousins. Victoria etc; Good
d stmr czarira, Seaman. Seattle: E Kruse.
wednesday, March L
Strnr Sunol Jacobs Columbia River.
Stmr Czarina, Hail. San Pedro
Whaling stmr Belvedere, Devoll, whaling.
schr Jennie Wand. Christensen. Eureka
Schr c A Thayer. Lilyqulst trays harooE'
RETURNED
Wednesday. March l.
schr Jennie Wand, Capt Christensen. henee
this afternoon for Eureka returned to port on
e ennonnt af second officer E. Matsen. while
furling foresail falling from fore rigging to the
deck. dying instantly. He was native Oh ger
many, aged SO years.
CHARTERS.
The Azalea loads lumber at Port Gamble for
Honolulu; Fred E Camden. same voyage
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS, March 1. 10 m-"eather
cloudy; wind SW: velocity IA miles.
SPOKEN.
Feb 90 SO n, "a W-Br ship Yolo. from Ore
pon for Queenstown.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
TACOMA-Arrived Feb 2S-Stmr Mackinaw.
hence Feb 49, schr Lena Sweasey. hence Fe6 "a
iii Sailed March 1-stmr Geo Loomis. for San
San PEDRo-Arrived March 1-stmr Navar-
TO. from Caspar. g.. ca,oa
hence Feb q: stmr Pomona, hence Feb 2S
stmr Pasadena. from San Pedro CHI
BOwENS LANDING-Sailed March t-Schr
Newark for San Francisco
y NEWPORT (s)-Arrived March 1-Stmr AL
cazar, from San Pedro, and saIied I SSrcbr-0-,-
PORT CAMBLE-Arr1Ved NaalcH N'0Ai III
emf En- iEAslTTI,ENArrived March 1-Br ship West
Le eailad March stmr Progreso for San Fran
cisco strnr Cottage City, for Dyea; stmr Far
aii hSrd 5Pi ARRIVED March 1stmr State Of
california, hence Feb 27; Br bark Birkdale. hno
Fe EoR T. BRAGG-sailed March 1-stmr Noyo.
for San Francisco.
ioi EASTERN PORTS.
NEW PoRK-Arrived Feb 2s-stmr Finance.
from Colon FOREIGN PORTS.
CoLoN-sailed Feb 27-Stmr Alliance, for
NeT E1RSrNHsTowN-Arrived Feb 2s-Br ship
Clan Mcpherson, from Seattle; Br ship Clan
Mackenzie. from Oregon, March i-Ger bark
" NsALE-Passed Feb 2s-Br ship Dun
how're from Tocopilla, for -; Ger bark
Windesbraut from Oregon for Queenstown.
MANILA-Arrved March 1-Ship Tacoma,
hence Dec %. via Honolulu Jan p.
HILO-Arrived Feb 11-Bark Annie Johnson
hence Jan 20.
Sailed Feb 17-Schr Ottillie Fjord. for Hama.
to load for San Francisco.
- sYDNEY-Arrived Feb 2s-Ship Hecla. from
Observation-Disclosures prior March lily
stmr Tartar from Tacoma.
s' Observation-Disclosures Feb 25-stmr City OF
Rio de Janeiro, hence Feb 2, via Honolulu.
ISLE OF WIGHT-Passed Feb 2S-Br ship
HeIga from Caleta Buena, for Queenstown.
IIVERPOOI-Arrived March 1-Br ship AcA-
mas, from Fraser River.
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CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.

CHICAGO. March Wheat started about
where 1t left off yesterday. but the tendency
was rather downward for an hour or so. The
early news brought matter of comfort TO both
bulls and bears The former were encouraged
by the f1rTnness of foreign markets. bad crop
reports and diminishing domestic receipts. The
latter were consoled by rains in California.
where drought has existed and weather
throughout the winter wheat country less Sc
verely cold than had been expected Thoman's
estimate Of wheat in farmers hands March
made the quantity $4,000, 900 bushels, and the
market became weak on that announcement.
New York reported very little inquiry for
export. May opened a shade higher at
1870. and declined to 73144732sc. 1t reached
its low point on the Thoman figures The
shorts did the selling, and when they held
their hand a few minutes the price bobbed
again to 73Ac and closed with sellers at 73J4c
loss of KGssc.
Light receipts and heavy clearances held corn
steady within narrow range May left off
unchanged.
Oats were dull and followed corn. The close
is unchanged.
Provisions took an unexpected turn The
market opened heavy, but shorts for some un-
foreseen reason took alarm and advanced the
prices quickly. Pork closed with a gain Of
7zG10c lard and ribs 5g7Ikc.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

A branch of the United States Photographic
Office, located in 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 hoisteF
about ten minutes before noon and dropped at
noon 10th meridian, by Geographic signal re-
ceived each day from the United States Naval
Observatory Mare Island. Cal.
notice stating whether the ball dropped
on time or giving the error. IL any is published
in the morning papers the following day.
w. S. HUGHES
Lieutenant U. S. N, in charge.
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QUOTATIONS.

WEDNESDAY. March IA p. m.
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE

NEW YORK. March 1.-FLOUR-Receipts,
1921; exports. 1874. Exceedingly dull with
no feature save steadiness. Minnesota patents.
s3G4 %.
WHEAT-Receipts, 11o.10o bushels; exports.
"a S07. Spot-Steady. No. red, S6GS7c T. O. b.
aioat TO arrive and spot. Options-Opened
steady and until weakened in the afternoon
by the bearish Thoman were FAIRLY we'll sup
ported on cable news. Argentine damage news
and crop complaints. The late market was
inactive and rather easy, closing sc net lower.
March, S49S4Ac, closed S4}sc; May, T5sq7S1zc,
closed 7Sc.
HOPS-Steady.
HIDES-Steady.
WOOI-Firm.
METALs-As contrasted with the wide. even
violent variation of the past few weeks,
changes to-day lacked special significance. The
market was a small one as regards transac-
lions and the close sentiment was more or
less mixed. the cable news averaging less fav-
orable than expected. while on the other hand
TO sellers. The Metal Exchange called;
PIGIRON-,Warrants strong at the close at
LAKE CoPPER-Unchanged ST 75 bid and
SIS asked.
TIN-Unchanged at ST.
LEADS 80 bid and 81 IS asked The brok-
ers price for copper is still SIS, and for lead,
sPELTER-Unchanged with So 25 bid and
COFFEE Options closed unchanged to s
May. IS 40; July. So So; September, s. 70; Octo-
Der, So 75q5 50; December, 50 %. Spot coffee
Rio, dull. No. Z invoice, 614c; No. jobbing,
6%c. Mild-Quiet. Cordova-S014c.
SUGAR-Raw, firm. Fair refining. 37sc; cen
trifugal, Sc test, 49sc; molasses sugar, 11-16c.
Refined. steady.
BUTTER-Receipts. 5761 packages; steady
Western creamery, 16921c: Elgins. 2ic; factory,
12G14c.
EGGs-Receipts, 22ss packages. Quiet, firm.
Western, 2315c; Southern, 2212G23c.
DRIED FRUITS.
NEW YORK, March 1-California dried
fruits firm.
EVAPoRATED APPLES Common, 7asAo;
prime wire tray, s%d9c; choice, eAds1zc
fancy. 924 G10c.
PRUNES-4010c.
APRICOTS-Royal, 12G14c: Moorpark 13G17c
PEACHES-Unpeeled. 9611c peeled 2562sc
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RosroN wooL NfARK %

BOSTON March L The American Wool aud
Cotton Reporter Will say tomorrow; The wool
market has moved along at about the same
pace that previously characterized t. A few
large manufacturers have been seen, bat moth
ing Of q trustworthy nature seems to have re-
suited from then, inquiries
Prices are steady. Low woods have the vogue
now and many persons are Of the opinion that
they viii continue to be i'm relatively strong
demand tor 8 very considerable period
We have il on the authority OF we'll known
retailers that cheyiotS and ladies' dress goods
are likely next year to be made very largely
OF low woods. Large sales OF carpet woeis
were 81 feature OF the weeks business, The
sales in Boston were S,2SS. coo pounds, against
S5eS, COO for the previous week and 2SS,o 900 for
the corresponding week Of 1888 Since January
sales have been S. 4So. 500 pounds. against
81 49, $50 IN 1885
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Francois and Hannah Marx to Henry Marx,
lot on Sc corner of Hilbert and Laguna streets.
Albert M WhittIe to Elizabeth A. whittIe,
lot on SW corner of Page and Laguna streets.
William A. c. LANCE to Josepha LANCE, lot
on S line of Frederick street, 450 E of Stanyan,
John Crowley to Annie E. Crowley. lot on
NV line of Howard street. 1856 SW of Elev-
enth. sW rs by n 7764; $40:
Westphae. undivided half of lot on line of
Liberty street. $50 w of Sanchez. w % by s
Henry A. and Annie westphale to Hermann
Fl. Lange undivided half of lot on line of
Liberty street 1855 w of Sanchez. W rs by S
Arthur A. and Florence NJ. Martin tby S. c.
Bigelow and A. A. Smith. trustees) TO Savings
Twenty first street, 125 w of Castro. w 125 by
N 40, trustees Decd $685.
to Margaret Kelly wife of simon. lot on n
line Of Eddy street, 1876 E of Hyde. e 1876 by
Isaac Friedman to Mary. Friedman, lot on E
line of Larkin street. 100 Of Pacific, N 0:6.
s and S Fra gs e IT, to Ssf Eliza ga CARAT
(widow) lot on SW line of Ritch street 175
Sc of Folsom. Sc 25. by sW 70: $500
lot on Sc line of Mission street. 1s5:e% NE Of
Ninth. NE ss:5s by Sc 50; $3.50.
velopment Company undivided half of follow
ing: Lot NV corner of Connecticut and
Mariposa streets, $50, w 100. n $50. w 100.
S 400, E 200 lot on NE corner of Mariposa and
Connecticut streets 200 by E 100; grant.
Jane Hamilton wife of George W) to Hugh
nessee street. 200 8 of Solano. rs by w 100;
lot Il. block 53l. Bay View Homestead Asso-
teenthl street. 200 Sc of street. Sc 100 by
NE 100 lots 80 TO AZ. block $780, Case Tract:
estate OF. James shannon. No S 1888; $3.50
Katherine Frierson to Rowley Investment
Company lot on line OF Ei g Ia avenue
Imogene Eldridge (RowelD wife of John r }
to James D. Coon lot on w line of Fourth ave
nue. 300 S Of Point Lobos, S % by w l2o; $40.
Thomas and Mary P. Archer to Louisa Silva
and Dora L. Norris. lot on S line of street,
rs E of Twenty sixth avenue 80 by 49, SO;
line Of twentieth avenue 209:6 of B street,
1915, E 120, S g. w 1902; $500.
IT q Crothers and w s. Goodfellow. execu,
tors) TO Mary Miller. lot on w line of Elsie
street. so of Santa Marina, s 25 by W 114:6.
Fairs subdivision of Holly Park; $3.50.
Margaret Norris to Joseph d. Norris, lot l.
block IL sunny Vale Homestead; $.
t Moses 81 and s bock IL lot as block Tret
A Peoples homestead Association; $40.
Mary and Mary A. o'Brien to Agnes McCor-
William n and Ethel W. Croker to Charles
L. Taylor lot on sW corner Of Clay and Web
ser T. and Annie Taylor to- to Frederick
w Noltemeier, lot on sW corner of Clay and
ws0Iser and Janet Knickerbocker to Florence
Miller lot on line OF Page street. S1:3 E OF
CLAYTON. E Is by 100; SO po...
mencing SIS n of NV corner of Twenty-sixth
and Valencia streets, N 80 by w 90, valuable
F,state of George Morrow. George P. Morrow,
Cby b p oliver. commissioner to Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society. lot on s line of Clay
street. 200 E OF Drumm. E 10 by S 1896, 50, 2o2.
Peter ]. Finley to Henry B. and Lizzie Hill
3 of Leavenworth, Z 25 by 1926; $40.
Andrew s. and Nellie g. Moseley to John
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POTATOES. ONIONS AND VEGETABLES.

Potatoes and Onions are both weak though
prices stand about the same. Vegetables were
also easy
Receipts were 1873 boxes Asparagus. l42 boxes
Rhubarb and 80 sacks Peas.
Hothouse cucumbers from San Jose. 81 5o92
per dozen.
POTATOES-s1d1 Is per ctl for Early Rose.
90c6$1 10 per sack for River Burbanks; Sonoma
and Marin Burbanks. 90cqSl 10 per ctl; Oregon.
s5e@$1 %; Sweet Potatoes 75c for River and
81 IS for MERGED; New Potatoes, 2j21ac per lb
ONIONS-65cGs1 per ctl, outside quotation for
Oregon.
VEGETAB LES-Asparagus. SAFE per Id for
No. q s09c for No. 1 and 10d1214c for fancy:
Rhubarb. 4G97c per lb; Green Peas. 3G6c; String
Beans, -; Cabbage, 40d50c; Tomatoes, 81 PED
2 for Los Angeles; Egg Plant, d per ID;
Garlic. e67c per ID: Dried Okra, 15c per ID;
Green Peppers. 35G40c per ID; Dried Peppers. Z
ta121ac; Carrots, 25@l35c per sack
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pRIEp FRUIgs- NUS Ann RAIsINs.

DRIED FRUITS -Prunes, s1se fer 4e=bo's, 41s
Ga4Ae Tor So s9s slt @slse for So 79's 2&ase for
roses. 21aa2Ao for So s9s, s82Ao for so-l6a' ;
and l4a2c for loQ-ne's; silver Prunes sis9
Sc Peaches, 7aQs5se fer good to ehoieei sqsbo
for fancy and Tor peeled Aprieots, l0lsg
1870 for Royals and l41sa15o Tor Moorparlss.
psvaporated Apples, 74so; sun dried 5q5lae.
Black Figs, sacks 2Gp2ise; Pipms, nominal.
lalI5c for uupitted; Pears, nominal,
RAISINS- aAao tor two-crpwn, 4&e for three
crown, sac tor four crown, 4is@6e for Seed
less Sultanas, s4sc for Seedless Muscatels and
q 20 Tor Ionden layers, Dried Grapes, 2AQ3c.
NUTS ChestnuIs, 70 per 10! Walnuts. SGp
q, tor hardshell, nd1se for softsheu: Almonds.
TGsSe Tor hardsheii i8al4e for softshell, 15G17c
Tor paper shell; Peanuts. 6Q7e for Eastern and
4lsSlSc for California; Coeoanuts 81 50G5.
HONEY Canh, tegp11e for bright and &c for
lower grades; water white extracted. &c; light
amber extracted, Gq6tae. dark, b461sc per 10.
HEESW AK 24Q2ec per 10.
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Ao7H1 III, BI"WIIIB, IUIIIIIIdI
CALL BOARD SALES.
FLOUR AND MILLsTUFPs.

FLOUR-California family extras. s474 Is:
bakers extras 80 9o94; Oregon and Washing
ton, s3d3 s. per Dbl.
MILLSTUFFS - Prices in sacks are fol-
lows. usual discount to the trade: Graham
Flour. SO % per 100 pounds; Rye Flour 50 70
per 1907 Rice Flour. 81; Cornmeal. s2 so; extra
cream Cornmeal, s. Is; Oatmeal, a 50d4 10;
Dat Greats "a 70; Hominy, SO 2563 so: Buck
wheat Flour s414 %; Cracked Wheat, 50 rs:
Farina 81 80: Whole Wheat Flour, SO so; Rolled
Oats (barres). Sc 55G6 So; in sacks. So 35d6 IS;
Pearl Barley, s.; Split Peas 81 25; Green Peas,
81 so per 100 pounds.
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PROVISIONS.

CURED MEATS-Bacon SGSho per ID for
heavy. SIs09e for light medium. 1ols@11c for
light re for extra light and 12sG13c for sugar
cured; Eastern Sngar-eured Hams. lie; Cali
foruia Hams i0es Mess Beef. s12@12 30 per Dbl;
extra Mess Beef. SIS so; Family Beef. sli 50Q
Is; extra Prime Pork $ts 80; extra clear. SIT so;
mess sic; Smoked Beef, lie per Id.
IARp-Tierces quoted at 4AG5a4c per ID for
compound and TGA7isc for pure; half barrels.
pure. ~ QSo: lo-lb tins. size 5.lb tins. SIC.
COTT0LENE- Tierces 6Ssl6Tsc; packages.
S-lb pals. 20 In a case. SSsc: 5-lb pals, Il in
case size; 10-ih nails. in case. S9sc: 50-lb
tins l or . in a case. rae; wooden buckets. 20
lbs net, s,sc fancy tubs, so lbs net. 77sc; half
barrels about 10 lbs 7&c,
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, March 1-Consols. 11oZ: SILVER.
271kd: French rentes. 1887 2214c; wheat cargoes
off coast, buyers and sellers apart cargoes
passage quiet and steady: No. l Standard
California, 2Ss Cd: English country markets.
firm.
LIVERPOOL, March 1.-WHEAT-Ffrm; No.
l standard California, IS Sdd6s s13d: wheat IN
Paris weak; flour in Paris, weak: French
country markets. weak.
COTTON-Uplands. 3$sd
WHEAT-Spot. firm No. California IS
Sd ass SID. Futures closed steady; March, IS
724d; May, IS SID; July. IS 75sd.
CORN-Spot; firm; American mixed. new. IS
IS 6esd May, IS 6tkd: July, IS 64sd.
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POULTRY AND GAME.

There were no arrivals from the East yester-
day though carried over Hens sold at IS so.
Local stock remained about the same.
Quail and Wild Duck are out of season.
POULTRY-Dressed Turkeys. 13Q16c; live
Turkeys, 12@14c for Gobblers and 12914c for
Hens; Geese per pair. 81 50d1 70; Goslings 81 25
az so; Ducks 60GD5 80; Hens. s5q5 so; young
BOOSTERS $777 so; old Roosters 81 50615; Fry
ers. S6as so: Broilers s5a5 50 for large. 50 500
4 so for small; Pigeons. 81 5o91 rs per dozen for
old and 81 25G2 rs for Squads.
GAME-Gray Geese, 81 50 White Geese zoe:
Brant $lG1 %; Honkers 500 so; Hare 81 %;
Rabbits, 81 so for Cottontails and 81 for small.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

RAGsCalcutta Grain Bags. 5A@5sc for
June and July; Wool Bags. 2sQ2sc; San Quen-
tin Bags. 81 95.
COAL-Wellington, IS per ton: New yelling
ton IS; Southfed Wellington. 81 80: Seattle.
So Bryant. Sc; Coos Bay, s.; Wallsend. 81 so;
Scotch. IS; Cumberland So so in bulk and So rs
in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. s14;
Camel IS so per ton; Rock Springs and Castle
Gate, 81 60; Coke, s12 per ton in bulk and *14
In sacks.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes terms net cash: Cube. Crushed
and Fine Crushed. SIC: Powdered. CSC Candy
GRADUATED, SIC; Dry GRADUATED, SIC Con-
fectioners' A, SAC; California A. SIC; Magno-
liza A, $50 Extra G, SIC; Golden c, 51sc; half
barrels, &c more than barrels, and boxes re
more. No order taken for less than rs barrels
its equivalent.
CANDLES-Following are new quotations on
Electric Light Candles: IS. 16 OF. SAc IS. IA
OF, nc; S. II OF. 6Ikc; Is, 10 OF. SIC; 12s.
Il OF. 4Os, (hotel candes). nc.
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BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.

Butter is lower and weak. Cheese is easy
but unchanged.
The Egg market is gone. The shipping de-
naand has ceased and arrivals are already ac-
cumulating. Dealers standing from under
and making liberal concessions to get rid
of their stock. "A further decline is expected.
BUTTER-
Creamery--Fancy creameries. a4a25c; Sec
onds. 22AQ23c.
Dairy-Choice to fancy, 21G23c; common
grades, 17G20c
Picked Goods-Firkin. is@17c; picked roll.
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Cash quotations were as foIIows:
Ftour' modera eae7 nfEahS aha s1eaoy' No
650D7lc; No 2 red, 75k974c; No. 2 corn. SEC;
No. 2 oats, PIX d2sc; No. white, 3OAQS1c; No.
white 2esz d3011c; No. 2 rye, sec: No bar
ley. 42q52c; No. j fax seed 81 14G11 1917 prime
timothy seed. 81 42h Mess Pork, per barrel,
50 250S 30; lard, per 100 pounds, s. 25G5 27I2
short ribs sides doosel, "a 55@4 70; dry sailed
shoulders (boxedl. 4A447sc; short clear sides
goods, per gallon. 81 2e; sugars. cut loaf. s. TO-
Rranulated, s. 20.
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bulls 50 6o6B4 20: COWS and heiters, So SoJa;
Western fed steers, 81 15a5 20; Texas steers,
s. 50GH4 IS: calves. S. 50gT
HOGS were sc lower early, bat closed steady,
With decline regained- Fair 70 choice. s. rag
So packing lots 81 secs 20; mixed s. 5oqS % /;
butchers, So 55QS SO: hghts, s. 5O9S Flhs' pigs.
S 200.3 90.
ShEEP were active inferier e enotee
Reeeipts-eattle, u, 80; hogs, 5000: sheep.
Is. 200.
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

Beans are quoted firm rule at unchanged
prices.
BEANs-Rayos. 81 eo91 So Small Whites
S2a2 Is; Large Whites. 81 7o91 80; Pinks.
81 e0G12 05; Reds So 2593 35; Blackeye 50 1903 80;
Buffers 50 25G2 50; Linas So 200D3 40: Pea 81 Is
az 50; Red Kidneys, 81 40q2 80 per ctl.
SEEDS-Browu Mustard. 81 5G94 70 per ctl
yellow Mustard, So 75Q4; Flax, 81 15G92 %: Ca
nary Seed 2Ad2atc per Id: Alfalfa. SQsJkc:
Rape. 9k4@2a4c; Hemp, 21h93c; Timothy, 5G51c
30 nor cfI
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
-. ~ ,oao n1s 70 China

Shipment OF 1928. o1s to China
Silver a fraction hrmer.
Wheat unchanged
Barley futures unsettled
oats. Corn and Rye unchanged
Bran very scarce
No change In Hay
Beans rule firm.
Some changes in Candles.
Potatoes and Onions easy
Butter and Eggs lower
Poultry about tie same
Quail and Wild Duck out Of season
F-esh and dried fruits unchanged
Hogs coming from the East
Toc1sss4d coinage OF the Mint