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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-29
THE STOCK MARKET.

ThAre was more life to local securities yes
terday. the leading stock being Gas and Elec-
ttrc which sold down TO $s1 so.
Mining stocks were rather better though
business continued quiet
The regular so cents per share quarterly divf-
dend of the Market Street Railway Company
will be paid on April TO-
The weekly report Of the manager of the
humping operations says: mo pumping has
been done during the past week. The pump
ing association has been engaged in doing work
for several of the mining companies, as ap-
nearg by their weekly letters. The rearranged
elevator is suspended in the shaft and will
be lowered. There have been number of de-
laws in getting the pump into the shaft, due
10 the fact that great many changes had
to be made to accommodate the new work
This elevator is to be sent down nearly 100
feet lower into the water in the shaft than
the first one used and the providing of the
ways and means for handling this additional
weight has taken up good deal OF time The
shaft has been examined by means of sound
ing devices, and found to be free of obstruc-
lions for 225 feet below the 1850 station. as
deep as the soundings were made. so that no
trouble is anticipated in lowering the elevator
and columns TO the depth OF 200 feet below the
1850 station. The water stands now at a
point twelve feet below the 1850 station in
the @. and c. shaft where it was before we
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ASSESSMENTS PENDING. &
Company.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

branch Of the United States Hydrographic
Office located in the Merchants ExchanKe is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners without regard to nationality and
free of expense.
NaVgators 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 hojsted
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
A 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
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DRIED FRUIT IN NEW YORK.

The New York Commercial says: There ap-
easrs n be a strong demand for peaches al
et-..r r~e,-icus prices. especially from the Mo
=ra Vest Conditions favor holders but to Sc
,-,-s III. possible large business some shadins
a. existing quotations would be necessary rms
holders refuse ard trade is restricted IN conse-
o-,e-.e with supplies unusually short, prac-
-..sf,v everything gone from first hands ana
her varieties held IN smaller QuailtlIy IMAM
.,.-.sr al this season, holders think they nave
49, hest OF the argument and refuse conces-
s.rrs believing that prospective puICt1ls-5s .
must come t. their terms or 80 without lIleIo
j.. no 1uctabIe change in prices, but buyers
md sellers make their own terms.
Arricots ara IN small supply ana quotations
an, steady all grades, with some p4osPeSe
IT further advances. as stocks move out n
fg-rnf-br ago a conservative estimate placed
available stocks al FIVE cars on the spot ana i
l. said that 9 larger proportion OF those d (
s-rf If not all on the coast the SITUATION IS
--a same There are almost none IN hTst
hands and second hands hold suPpl! --z ~ III
refusing the slightest CONCESSION. mere 10
strong inquiry from the Middle W est pVt no
t-g1-rta-- sales are reported, because holoeIS
views are shove the ideas OF buyers ,
-Fe~--es continue in active demand with prices
tending upward. Il is reported that prices on
rrs --lsr have been advanced an average OF &c
an nearly all sizes Tor the past lev Gays oe
r-evE here has been principally Tor Fo-l1y anu
tr- sizes nearest 10 that No large safes are
--rort-s but there are negotiations utloer Wy .
re remainder Of last year crop heto ii nteI
hands anywhere in the country no price
.,s.s-zaz If inheritance were noted ana theEe
v.ss no change N the general condltions sur
--IIr he trade. The fact that all suPPhes
5l5ss II their position are nrmIy neid' Is
-,.-szr--a enough according 10 holders, TO prove
- -r.res viii advance gradually with en-
t--g--g demand.
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CITRUS FRUITS IN THE EAST.

NEW YORK, March 2S-The Journal Of
Commerce says: Notwithstanding the fact
that supplies of lemons in jobbers' hands are
reported 10 be quite full the market appears
to be much armer than at this time a week
age. Recent arrivals have shown a rather
small percentage of good shipping stock, par
ticulary OF the small fancy grades, and these,
being especially wanted. are held with conf
dence and it Is believed that with even mod
crate demand prices Will keep up to their
present level for some time TO come.
on ordinary grades the feeling is steady and
jobbing grades have gone back to the ng-
ures ruling before the sale on last Tuesday
by a prominent broker as one OF the worst
that ever came to New York The fruit was
all right when the vessel left Sicily, but the
cargo shifted IN transit. ana consequently d
large number OF boxes were badly damaged.
At present writing there are no cargoes IN
port unsold, but three vessels are hourly eN-
boxes the California with $500 boxes and the
New Quay with ., 800 boxes. It had been in
tended understand. TO sell the hrst on
Tuesday the second on Wednesday and the
q, coo boxes, is also expected about the END
While shipments of lemons from primary
ports have been liberal of late, as shown BY our
list OF steamships sailed and about to sail,
a prominent jobber, speaking Of the statlstioei
pOsitfOn said. Weekly statements OF sup
plies a1Oat and at the wharf unsold indicate
clearly that shipments from Sicilian ports are
decreasing and the quantity now IN sight Is
assuming normal proportions. During the next
thirty or forty days 100000 boxes OF lemons
boxes for the same time last year and nearly
400 600 boxes in 1897. In 1896 the total guam
tity available during the corresponding period
was in round numbers, 400, 600 boxes. Inc
average loss to importers at current prices Is
said to be SOC per box and operations Will
naturally be on more conservative lines.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 2S-Strength prevailed
nearly all day in the stock market, with total
dealings Of over q million shares The effect
Of extensive realizing was not felt until near
the close when the tone was easy; but recess
siors still left material advances in many
stocks London after some early purchasing
sold freely on the advance here, but the stock
vas well taken Sterling exchange was strong
had touched per cent, loaned at the
close at az. An incident bringing forth fav-
orable comment was the week Increase OF
over a million in exports OF inerGhahalse.
Practically the only laggards In the list were
the Morgan stocks. including the coaIers'
Louisville. Atchis0n preferred and Manhattan
The latter vas weak on threa tened increase in
the competition by the underground road which
the metropolitan company oTtereq 10 construct
Metropolitan jumped to 269 at the opening on
the assumption that il would profit by an
underground railway, being thus relieved Of
the land haul its surface cars The stock
la+eT lost TWO points Of its advance The
conspicuous strength Of Northwest, which
made net advance Of ~ after an extreme
advance of five points more, had good eff
fect on other railways particularly the Van
derhilts, Pacifcs. Omaha rising Pa points The
decrease OF February surplus earnings for Bur
hngton had nomentary depressing effect on
Sugar on comparatively moderate dealings rose
III. retaining more than half Of its advance.
ticipation OF the increased capitalization Of the
American Tobacco Company at the stockhold-
vanced I'VE points and Consolidated Gas four,
while American Tin Plate and Peoples Gas
also showed strength one reason assigned for
the strength in number OF the standard rail-
ways was the reinvestment of money received
by the sale Of Chicago and Alton stock to the
purchasing syndicate. The advance in North
west Union Pacific and New York Central
was coupled in some quarters with expressions
OF confidence that the roads would be amalga-
mated, although this story recently met en-
-phatic denials from the Vanderbilt interest.
The bond market moved strongly upward in
sympathy with the stock movements. Total
sales, 81, 40 GOO.
United States old As and the IS advanced
u in the bid price
The total sales Of stocks to-day were l. oS3. 200
shares including: Atchison preferred, 46 9e0;
Central Pacific, 3439; Burlington. 80, 100: Man
haitian. 2l525; Metropolitan, 2o,7O0 Missouri
Pacific, $500; New York Central, 16, 972; North
ern Pacific, IS, $50; do preferred. $500; North
western, Is, 635; Rock Island, 1885; Union Pa
cihc, "a $50; St. Paul. 1851; Texas and Pacific
49l0; Union Pacific preferred. o, $40; American
Steel and Wire. 1880; Paper, 1850; Tobacco.
IT, $50; Federal Steel 70 125; do preferred 49, i6O
Peoples Gas. l3. 800; Colorado Fuel and Iron,
1900; Brooklyn Transit, IS $40; Sugar ID 472;
Tennessee Coal and Iron. 1850; Leather pre-
ferred, 1850; Rubber, 1920; St. Louis and South
western, 654S: do preferred, 1895; Chicago
Great Western, $40
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PROVISIONS.

The market is quiet at unchanged quotations.
CURED MEATS-Bacon SC per ID for heavy.
SIzq9c for light medium, 1O1sq11c for light,
I2c for extra light and 121zQ13c for sugar
cured; Eastern Sugar-cured Hams. 10hG11c;
California Hams, 1Oc; Mess Beef, S12912 so per
Dbl; extra Mess Beef SIS so; Family Beef,
SIS; mess, SIG; Smoked Beef, 1012G11c per Id.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 5G5$4c per lb for
pure, u. QSc; 1O-lb tins, sic; 5-lb tins, SIC.
COTTOLENE- Tierces, 65sG67sc; packages.
less than 300 lbs. lib pals. so in case, 9I5c;
S-lb pals. 90 in case. S9sc; 5-ib pals. u in
a case. SIC; 10-lb pals. in a case, s2sc;
5o-lb tins. l or in a case. 77sc; wooden buck
cts, 20 lbs net. SEC fancy .1os, SO lbs net,
nc; half barrels. about 10 lbs. zAc.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

on Eth line Of Steiner street 70 of Ellis 17s
by f S7:6; $40.
Henry and Marth9 whitening c to Charles les
John A Travis and Charles A. Walker TO s.
S. Bradford. lot on SW corner OF IWenty-sec-
ond and Sanchez streets, 1876 by los; also
lot on n line of Twenty fourth street. 1928
w of Sanchez, W 5O:11 by n IA; $40.
George F. and Elizabeth Kincaid TO Phebe A:
Hearst lot on n line of Union street, 1876 E
OF Stockton. W BIAS. by 1875; $40
A. H. Payson (trustee) to Santa Fe Terminal
Harrison street, 275 NE of Spear, NE 1915 by
Sc 1910 quitclaim deed so.
Same to same, lot corner Of Harrison
and Spear streets. SW 275 by Sc $50; also Il of
lot on Sc line of Harrison street. 45;lO NE Of
Spear NE 229:2 by Sc 1876; SO.
San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley Rail-
way Company TO same, Y of lot on p corner
of Spear and Harrison streets, NE 45:lO by Sc
William and Isabella NJ. Romano to Robert
r. Hind, lot line of Twenty-flrst avenue
268 n of D street, n 50 by E 120; $40.
A A. Ritter to josephine Ritter, wife of A
A., lot on E line of Thirty-second avenue, 175
John Hoss to George Ryan and wife, lot on
NE corner of Alabama and Montcalm streets
Aaron and Louise r. Heringhi TO Edgar L.
Hoag lots g. and %, block g. Mission and
Thrteth Streets Extension Homestead Union;
Ellen Flynn and Margaret Barratt wife of
John j., lot on line Of Hin street. zoo e Of
Canitol e 200 by S 125 lot 2, block V, Railroad
Homestead Association; $40.
Odd Fellows Cemetery Association to Daniel
F Meissel. lots and 2k plot !, Garden Sec
Mary S. and Joseph S. McGinn to Joseph F.
Dolan lot on w line of Mercer street. 125 s
of Cortland avenue, % by TO- lot 1877, Gift
John Pforr TO August and Christine Straub.
lot on sW corner Of Berkshire and Diamond
streets w % by S 100. Ulshofer Tract; $3.50.
Glen Park Company to Market Street Rail-
vay Company right of way 20 feet on each
side of lands described follows: Commenc-
ing center line of Berkshire street at W ter
/ line nd
n 81 degrees Il minutes " 100. y II degrees
& minutes w 159; grant.
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HIDES, TALLow. WOOL AND HOPS.

Hops are dull and nominal. Hides are quiet
at the old prices. OF Wool a local circular
says: we have no recent business to report
Locally we have no demand and prices are
nominal Some shearing is being done in Kern
County and hear of shearing in Nevada.
but nothing is reported so far in the way of
interior business, which no doubt will be in
different until there is some general trade
through the whole country
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about 1c under the quotations. Heavy sailed
steers, lOc; medium &C. light. sQS1Rc; Cow
hides, 81zG9c; Stays, &c; Sailed hip, SC; Calf
10c; dry Hides, sound, $50; culls and brands
lie: dry Kip and Veal 15c; dry Calf, 17c
Sheepskins. shearIings, 1O@30c each short
Wool. 35q60c each; medium, 70Q90c; long Wool
90c@s1 10 each Horse Hides, salt, 81 1902 25
for large and 81 for small; Colts, 25Q5Oc foI
small.
No. 2, 2%9sc; refined, Az 35c; Grease. 292Iso.
WOOL-Sprins Clips-Southern Mountain, Z
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1000 cts, sac; 2sOoO, ss44c; eoco, sa%c; 2ooo
S37sc.
S3lsc; 4000 SIC; 10, 900, S314c.
Regular Morning Session-Seller go, new
Il 900 ctls SIC: 1000 sake
Afternoon Session-SeIler go, new-22. coo cts
S3c 40O0 S27sc % COO S2a.c; SIS 000 SS1sc; IS 600
S34c; 10000, S3Ssc; December-2oN0, SIC; 4OVo'
S6Tsc. .
oATS-Are very dull at the decline already
noted. Offerings are ample for all immaculate
needs.
Fancy Feed, 81 421sG1 As per ctl; good 10
choice 81 stool 40; common. 81 32l2G1 50; sur
prise 81 1901 so; Gray, 81 3212dl Sfl2; Nlltlhs e.
81 4GG1 421s per ctl; Red 81 45Ql so; Black q o.
al 40.
CORN-The market continues very dull AZ
the old quotations. Small round Yellow, q -
Eastern large Yellow, 81 10d1 12ls: White; Il ~;
mixed, 81 G712Q1 10 per ctl; California " hlte'
s. 121z
RYE-Is weak and dun at 81 o714q1 10 per ctl
BUCKWH EAT-NOmfual
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POTATOES. ONIONS AND VEGETABLES
Raceints were 1895 boxes Asparagus. 7es boxes

Receipts were 1895 boxes Asparagus. 766 boxes
Rhubarb and III sacks Peas.
The Potato market rules steady at the ad-
vance and three local firms largely control the
situation. The Government contracts use up
more or less of the receipts. 1t Is reported
that Eastern Potatoes will soon he received on
this coast as the northern railroads nave re-
duced freight rates to that end
Onions are firm. Peas are coming IN. IN pool DOT
as a ruIe though fine lots will bring the Top
quotation Rhubarb continues weak Aspara-
ttus Is "a Their lower again 49,
sT Ps0T7ATOES-s1 6o931 70 per ctl for Early Rose;
81 5od1 10 for River Burbanks; Sonom AN, ana
Marin Burbanks, 81 50G1 Is per ct; oregon.
81 4nGf1 60 for seed and 81 75a2 for large
Sweet Potatoes. 81 50 for MERGED; New Pota-
oNIoNsIS1qi IS per ctl. outside quotation
io T7EGF2TABLEs- asparagus, JocGs1 per box
for No. 2. 81 25G1 80 for No ! and 81 70 IoT
run and 81 % for fancy Green Peas s7 $ To5
string Beans 12Iz615c; Cabbage, 81 p; roma
toes. 81 5od2 for Los Angeles; Egg Plant, lz.2o
per III; Garlic 6d7c per 10; Dried ORra, loo
per III: Dried Peppers. 1oc; Green Peppers
-: Carrots. 25d35c per sack; Mushrooms, 30
1oc per III; Hothouse Cucumbers' 81 Z9eI % per
dOz
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DRIED FRUITS. NUTS AND RA1sINs.

The situation remains unchanged. Stocks Of
everything except Prunes and Ratsins are too
light for any activity. A review Of the New
York market appears in another column.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes, &c fora A0-5Gs, 59
SIC for $3.50 s.4q41zc for 6o-7Os, 3h@31zc for
7o-s0s 2s4d3c for S0-90s. 211G2%c for s0-10Cs
and 2d2Ac for 1o0-110's; Peaches. Si5Gg9i5c fer
coed to choice 10c for fancy and for
peeled: Apricots, 12l5dl5c for Royals and -
for Moorparks; Evaporated Apples, S12q9c; sun
dried, 5d5]zc; Black Figs, sacks, 2Q2Nc:
Plums, nominal, &c for unpitted;- Pears, nomi-
nal.
RAIsINs- SIC for two-crown. 4% for three
crown, sac for four-crown, 4l2@6c FOR Seed
less SuItanas, SIC for Seedless MuscateIs
and 81 20 for London Layers; Dried Grapes
NUTS-Chestnuts. &c per Id: Walnuts, 59Sc
for hardshell, 1oq11c for softshell; Almonds
SN9c for hardshell, 12G1Sc for softshell. 14G16c
for papershel; Peanuts, 6@7c for Eastern and
4l505c for California; CocOanuts, 81 SOFAS.
HONEY-Comb, 10Q11c for bright and Sq9c
for lower grades: water white extracted, IA
071kc; light amber extracted, &c; dark 5Q5lAc
per 10.
BEEsWAX-25G27c per III.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, March 28.-The wool market here
continues unsettled owing to the many trade
combination rumors. Fleece wool continues
quiet but some sales are noted at 26G27c for
Ohio and above. Territory woods are quiet,
with prices nominal. For fine medium and
fine wools 4OG42c is quoted for secured. The
price Of Australian woods holds about the
same.
Territory woods: Montana, fine medium and
fine, I2G15c; secured, 41q42e; staple 45c
wyoming, fine medium and fine, 12Gl5c;
secured, 4OG42c; staple, 44G45c.
Australian, secured basis Comoing. super
fine, 60Q72c; do good, 65q6Sc; do average, "
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DEc1DUoUs AND CITRUS FRUIT.

Apples are firm, as they are getting scarce.
Choice Oranges continue in good demand and
firm. but common stock is quiet. Lines and
Lemons are unchanged.
Strawberries continue to decline as receipts
increase.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Apples. 75cds1 % for common. 81 5011 IS per
box for No. l and $2d2 80 for choice to fancy;
Strawberries. 50cd$1 per drawer.
CITRUS FRUITS-Navel Oranges, 81 25q3 80
per box; Seedlings. sal 70; Mediterranean
Sweets 81 5O62: Mandarins -: Lemons, csc
al 80 for common and S2d2 so for good to
choice; Mexican Lines, 81 50@5; California
Lines, 75c0S1 per small box; Grape Fruit - 90
az; Bananas 81 5oa2 so per bunch; Pineapples.
S2G4 80 per dozen.
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F5 minimum, 81, mean, 81
VIZ ArHFR CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
The weather is cloudy and threatening over
the Pacific slope Light rains or SHOWS nave
fallen in all districts except Southern Cali
forula and Arizona
The storm off the Oregon coast this morning
has moved inland and divided. One portion
is now central in British Columbia and the
other in southern Nevada
The barometer continues to fall slowly
There has been a fall in temperature west
Of The Rocky Mountains and a rise TO the
east Of them.
The rivers gre falling slowly throughout Cal
Forecast made at san Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight. March g:
Northern California Showers Wednesday;
fresh s1utheriy wind
Southern CaIifornia--Sh9wers Wednesday;
cooler in northeast portion, fresh west WIND
Nevada Rain or snow Wednesday.
J-tah-Rain or snow Wednesday; cooler
Arizona-Rajn in north portion; fair in south
portion Wednesday; cooler
san Francisco and vicinity-Showers Wednes-
day. fresh southwest wind
G. H WILSON, Local Forecast Official
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ILYERPOOL Futures.
AVAILABLE GRAIN SUPPLY.

NEW YORK. March Especial cable and
Geographic advices to Bradstreets indicate the
following changes in the available supplies OF
grain last Saturday, compared with the
preceding Saturday:
Wheat, United States and Canada, east of
the Rockies increase, 81, 900 bushels; Liver
pool Corn Trade News afioat for and in Eu-
rope. decrease. 1100 600. Total supply. decrease,
7s9 900 bushels.
Corn, United States and Canada, east of the
Rockies, decrease, 122, coo bushels.
Oats United States and Canada, east Of the
Rockies increase ia 600 bushels.
The aggregate stocks OF wheat held at Port
land Or and Tacoma and Seattle, Wash,
decreased lis, 900 bushels during the week.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. March 2s.-CATTLE-The less
ened offerings to-day stopped the downward
course of prices but there no rally. Fancy
cattle IS 70q5 90; choice steers, IS 30a5 s.; me-
dunn steers. 81 s0G4 IS; beef steers. SO 96a4 80;
stockers and feeders, 50 4od5 IS; bulls. 81 6o9
4; COWS and heifers 50 1901 70; Western fed
steers 81 2005 so; Texas steers, 50 e0Q6; calves,
HoGs-Prices ruled 2B@5c higher early. but ut
turned weak Fair TO choice grades, 50 77lz9
2 e2is. heavy packing lots, SO 5od3 49, mixed,
So 6063 so: butchers, 50 6oa3 S234; light. 50 $50
S2I2: pigs SO 25G3 65.
strong TO 10c higher. Poor to prime sheep,
So 25G5 10; yearlngs, 81 6Oa5 10, and lambs, $50
iRseceipts-catue. 300; hogs, 5000; sheep 49,
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POULTRY AND GAME.

Another car Of Eastern came in during the
afternoon. Local stock is firm at about pre-
vious prices, receipts being moderate. Game
is in light receipt and nominal
POULTRY Turkeys, 14a16c; live
Turkeys 12d13c for GObblers and 13Gl4c for
Hens: Geese. per pair. 81 5OG2; Goslings g 256
? 5n. Ducks s. soar for old and s76S for
Young; Hens s. 5096 80; young BOOSTERS. SSqs;
old boosters. "a 5085: Fryers, Iq7 so; Broilers,
ss66 so for large S4d5 for small; Pigeons, 81 80
al Is per dozen for old and 81 25q2 so for
Squads. Co.
GAME-Gray Geese: S$G$ so; White ;, Geese Sc
Cottontails and 81 for small; English Snipe.
81 Ter dog.
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per bale.
BEANS AND SEEDS.

Alfalfa Seed is firm and scarce at the ad-
vance. The other Seeds are dull There is
nothing new in Beans. the market being quiet
and rather easy than otherwise.
BEANs-Bayos. 81 7591 IS; Small Whites
50 10a2 20. Large Whites. 81 SOG1 90: Pinks,
q 65G2 Is; Reds, s. 25G3 So; Blackeye, 50 I5g
buffers g 2g2 5o L d 49, s5 g 59$ 5S t Pea
yellow Mustard g 25a5 90 FIaT 81 s Egg 2
Tana az 623tc: Hemp. 21zG3c: Timothy, 5q5i ac;
DRIED PEAs-Niies, 81 6581 70; Green $2@
20 nfr ctl
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HAY AND FEEDsTUFFS.

Receipts Of Hay are liberal and the market
shows a further slight decline. Bran and Mid
dlings are easy at the reduced quotations al
ready noted.
Alfalfa Hay is a drug on the market. as ar
rivals are far in excess Of the demand.
BRAN-$17G1S per ton.
MIDDLINGS- $l9d21 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, S25G2I per
ton: Oilcake Meal at the mill. s3ldS1 so; job
bling. S82Q3Q 80; Cocoanut Cake. <24Q25; COT,
tonseed Meal, S2SQ30 per ton; Cornmeal S23 50
G24 so; Cracked Corn, S24Q25; Mixed Feed
CALIFORNIA HAY-Wheat. SIS 50917 for
Wheat and Dat, s1Sq16; Dat, $12q15; Island
Barley S12614; Alfalfa, s9q1L
OUTSIDE HAY (from Oregon. Nevada. etc }
Wheat and Wheat and Oat, s1S44; Cheat;
SO 50al1 80; Grass Hay, So 50gl0 80; Oat, SlSq
ton.
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FLOUR AND MILLsTUFFs.

FLOUR-Califorria family extras, 81 bakers
extras. SO S5G3 so; Oregon and Washington
S3Q3 s. per Dbl.
LLsTUFFs-Prices in sacks are as fol-
lows usual discount TO the trade: Graham
Flour, 50 % per 1oo pounds Rye Flour - 20
per 100; Rice Flour, 81; Cornmeal, 81 60t extra
cream CornmeaI, So 25: Oatmeal. 81 50q4 75;
Dat Greats, 81 rs; Hominy. s. 25gS 80; Buck
wheat Flour $494 25; Cracked Wheat, So Isl
Farina. 81 50: Whole Wheat Flour, IS 90; Rolled
Oats Cbarrels), Sc 5566 50; in sacks. So 35q6 l5;
Pearl Barley. s.: Split Peas 81 90; Green Peas
81 per 100 pounds.