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BradStreet's on Trade.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-Bradstreet's to-nor-
row will say; Holiday observances and stock
taking limit new business, but do not deerea 90
satisfaction and confidence Wholesale distri
button has been down to minimum while
retail buying, although satisfactory, feels re-
action from previous activity.
Additional returns as to 1902 trade confirm
earlier estimates of increases in nearly all
lines of distribution and industry Aside from
this developments are scarce. Perhaps tho
most notable features are the strength of
prices of staples as the year opens and the
hopefulness to the outlook for next snrins,
is the continued shortage OF anthracite coal in
the East.
Reports OF increased trade in 1902 over 1901
continue to come from nearly all northern
eastern, southwestern and Pacific Coast ponts
Examples of this given in the case Of
Kansas City, which, despite the corn cron
shortage OF last year and the winter wheat
crop shortage Of this year, shows a net ea1r
in all trade 1901 The same report comes
from St Louis. Chicago reports jobbers having
more orders on their books than in previous
years; that 100000 tons of pig iron was
made or handled in that district during the
year, and that Chicago banks hold per cent
more OF deposits. while loans 145 per cent
more than at the beginning of 1902 The out
look for 1903 on the Pacific. Coast is almost
unanimously favorable. The largest business
ever done was transacted at Portland. Ore.
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DeciduOnS and Citrus Fruits.

AS was to be expected after New Years
day there very little inquiry for fruits
and prices had but little Quotsble change.
Shipments of Oranges on the Puget Sound
steamer were very light as the northern mar
kets are already overloaded with fruit shipped
direct from the growing districts OF this State.
AT the regular auction sale of Oranges TO
be held by the California Fruit Exchange
Monday there viii be six cars offered. The
new auction company will hold its first sale
on the same day but how many cars it will
offer cannot be ascertained.
CRANBERRIE--Cap Cod, $12 50613 per
barrel; Wisconsin, nominal.
APPLES-35d5Oc per box for common COG
soc for choice and $lG1 25 for fancy; extra
fancy. 81 so.
PERSIMMONS-5OcGS per box.
PEARS-Wfnter Nellis 81 20af1 10 per box,
including cold storage; other Winter Pears.
50cQ$1
POMEGRANATES-$ per small box
CITRUS FRUITS@Navel Oranges S2d2 so
for fancy, 81 25G1 80 for choice and S1a1 -
fer standards; Seedlings. Slq1 25; Tanger-
ines, 81 25G1 80 for half-boxes: Lemons, 7jc7
81 for standards 81 25Q1 90 for choice and
S2d2 so for fancy; Grape Fruit. 81 5Oq2 80:
Mexican Lines. $404 30; Bananas, 81 1913
per bunch for New Orleans and 81 25Q1 80
for Hawaiian; Pineappes, $3g4 per dozen.
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Dried FyHitS, Nuts and RaiSinS.

Business opens quietly after the holidays.
but Is expected to pick up soon and in the
meantime the market rules firm
FRUITS-Apricots, 51AGSc for Royals and
S1sG13c for Moorparks; Evaporated Apples. 4
Q1c; sun-dried, 4d4kc; Peaches. 41197Hc;
Pears. 3hd4Ac for quarters and 5q10c for
halves; Nectarines, 4&4 d51sc for white: Plums,
bQ6c for pitted and 1uI nc for unpitted; Figs.
4Q5c for black and 4Q5c Tor white
PRUNES-19O2 crop, 212d2Ac for the four
sizes, with l2a115c premium for the large
sizes.
RAIsINs-19o2 crop are quoted follows;
2-crown loose Muscatels, 50-lb boxes, Size per
ID: 3-crOwn. 5Iac; 4-crown, &c; SeedIess. loose
Muscatels &c: Seedless Sultanas, &c; Seedless
Thompsons. size; 2-cr0wn London Layers. 20
lb boxes. 81 40 per box; 3-crown. 81 so: 4
crown fancy clusters. 2O-lb boxes. 81; 5-crown
fancy clusters, 20-lb boxes. 50; 5-crown Dehe-
sas. 2O-Ib boxes, 81 so; 6-crOwn Imperials
2O-lb boxes. s.; Seeded. (. o. b. Fresno, fancy,
10 o.. 6Isc; u o., She; bulk. 5Ac choice, 10
o. csc: II o.. 5kc: bulk 6isc-
NUTS-Walnuts, Nc 1, softshen. 13d13Hc;
No ?. 10d11c; No. l hardshen 11G111ac: No
>, 0l5@l0c; Almonds, lie for NOnpareils, 10i3G
lie for I Y l.. I0d10Iac for Ne Plus Ultra and
SQS1@c for Languedoc; Peanuts. SAFE for East
ern; Brazil Nuts 1201Sc; FiIberts. 12G12hc:
Pecans. uQ1Sc; Cocoanuts, 81 5OQ5; Italian
Cbestnuts 1Od12i2c per ID.
HONEY-Comb 12d13iAc for bright Ike
for light amber and SQ1Oe for dark; Water
white extracted 6d7lac; light amber extract
ed 5lzG6c dark. 4d4iac.
BEESWAX-2T1 q23c per 10.
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year by over $500 600, thus explaining the large
customs collections OF the week The stiffen-
ing Of the call loan rate late in the day indi-
that there Will be the usual delay in the
return OF funds to the channels of the New
York money market, following a disbursement
period.
To-day'S statement of the Readings earnings
for November proved disappointing, and the
late advance in this stock was unexplained.
Other statements of November earnings showed
gross increases none than wiped out by incor-
porating expenses. Louisville and ST. Paul,
however, showed moderate net gains remain
ing. but these stocks rather more affected
by realizing than others. The announcement
Of the proht-sharing plan Of the United states
Steel CORPORATION caused a sharp rise in the
preferred stock. Amalgamated Copper con-
tinued to advance on the rise in copper, but
reacted sharply. Brooklyn Transit some
what depressed and affected the other local
fractions Missouri Pacific, selling eX-divl-
dend, was notably strong and helped the South
westerns generally.
The early hrmness in the bond market gave
way 10 an irregular tone in SYM thy with
stocks. Total sales, par value. $500 600
United States bonds were all unchanged on the
last call.
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Poultry and Game.

The holiday demand for fowl cleaned the
Poultry market up and yesterdays receipts
were very light. Live and dressed Turkeys
we're lower as is usually the case after New
Years but the light receipts Of other Poultry
sold readily hrner prcies-
AS a result of the short supply Of Poultry,
there was better demand for Game especially
for Mallard Canvasback and Teal Ducks
which were higher
POULTRY-Dressed Turkeys 21023c per lb;
live Turkeys 17GISc for GobbleTs and 1Tg1Sc
for Hens Geese. per pair. S2G2 20; Cos
lings S2Q2 25; Ducks, SJq5 80 per dozen for
old and $6dl7 for young; Hens S546; young
boosters S6Gl6 80: old boosters S545 so: Fry.
ers $5 5Oq6; Broilers. $595 30 for large and
So 506l4 80 for small; Pigeons S1q1 70 per
dozen for old and $2G2 so for Squads
GAME-Doves, 81 per dozen; hare, 81 25 per
dozen; Cottontail Rabbits, 81 so; Brush Rab-
bits 81; Mallard Ducks. $344: Canvasback.
$3G4; sprig. s2g2 so: Teal 81 5o92; Widgeon.
81 25dl 80; Black Jacks, 81 so; small Ducks,
Sl6l 20; Gray Geese. So 50 White Geese.
81 25@1 so; .Brant. 81 for large and 81 25
Tor small; Honkers. $4Q5; English Snlpe, - 90;
81 So
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Neav York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-FLOUR-Reoeipts
6T79 barrels: exports. more. Firm on spring
patents. but otherwise easy. Winter straights,
50 45N3 55.
Wheat Receipts. 126,S50 bushels exports,
32 $50 bushels. Spot. steady; No. rel. I9e
elevator; No. red, 7Ss4c f. o. b. afioat; No.
1 Northern Duluth. Soc f. O.. b. ahoat; No.
hard Manitoba. S6l5 +. 0. b. ahOat Options
dull all day and generally weak under liquida-
tion induced by cables.s Argentine news. an
entire lack of support ana large Northwestern
receipts. The close was weak at $4c net de-
cline: May, 7012gS0lsc, closed I91ac; July,
17&GISc, closed 71Ac.
HOPS-Quet
HTDES-Steady.
WCOL-Firm.
COFFEE-spot Rio quiet; mild. easy; Cor
dova. 712N12c. The market for coffee futures
closed quiet. Sales were 1929 bags. including:
February, "a As; March, 81 45d4 co. May.
81 20; September, So; October, So 90; Deem
SUGAR-Raw nominal: fair refining, T-16c:
centrifugal, SO test, 33sc; molasses sugar.
3 3-16c refined, quiet.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES@The market is
unchanged, however at 4@5c for common 51t
G12c for prime: 5&@6hc Tor choice, and at
7d712c for fancy.
PRUNES-Spot show no Improvement in
volume of demand ard instances reported
where prices have been slightly shaded IN
dividual transactions but quotations remain at
from 3iac to TIC for all grades.
APRICOTS-Are quiet and unchanged at III
Q12c in boxes and 713d1Oc in bags.
PEACHES-Are also quiet, but fairly steady
at 10q1013c for peeled and 6aG10c for un-
peeled.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
AeT0 York Stool Market.


INV YORK. Jan 2.-The trading On the
stock Exchange started Off with great anime
ton this morning and something ike = b,,I1,.
IN .brices- Buyers OF Tuesday and Wednesdsv -
TOOK advantage Of the rise 10 secure their
profits Prices ran OF under this process ana
me market became duh. The advance 1vas
feleWea again at some points, but the snan
seemed 10 be taken out Of the market and
iairiy steady selling movement develoned in
ine afternoon, when call money rates stfffe,aa
70 - Der cent Reading was vigorously, a.
fanced 10 above G9 and served 10 steady nrices
utl ne selling was renewed before the close
hLlch vas highly Irregular. Sugar ran on a
point below "wednesday ia
ne opening call loan rate OF 10 rer csDt ra
Ff-leo sun oemsnd for funds but calIsed
h' uheasiisess. Other developments pointed TO
ie4~Ato condition IN the loan and the eferl-
li-s elcnaflGe market made a sharp break with
- - cssAllon OF the demand for cables to meet
the s+ar-eno settlements in London which was
~ feature last week. The London market
showed It's usual prompt response 10 the turn
eL lie year and money discounts made addad
ot-ilnes under the abundant Offerings in the
market Ihls was accepted as a hopeful fnd5-
catioh oi light demand for the future from
tlal cefter upon New York Preliminary figures
~ ne Week currency movement which rras
~ 70 Wednesday night, indicate thar the hanks
lar EXPRESS movement with the interior while
sie slD- treasury has taken from the banks
sl.tZ9,vO0, this indicating a net gain Of about
flsSDVsoDV Tor the banks. The weeks grain ex-
PoftH were disappointing. while the imports of
eIs goods at New York rose in value several
hundred thousand dollars over those of last
@eek ano exceeded those Of this week last
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

Everything under this head was in free sup
ply and prices showed little variation. Fancy
Potatoes and Onions were in fair request for
local use but otherwise We're dull Los An
geIes vegetables moved off slowly and there
were large quantities unsold at the end OF
the day One car of Sweets came in and sold
readily at the recently advanced quotation.
Observation-Disclosures from the rtver .SU6D
55c per ctI; Salinas Burbanks 0Oc1S1 10 per
ctI; Oregon do T5cqS1; River Reds, 35Q4Oc per
Potatoes 81 so per ctI for Merced.
ONIONS-70GS5c per ct for choice and
fancy and 4OG5cc for lower grades
VFrGF.T F8I. .ESS-Green Peas, 5G7c per III
String Beans, 10G121sc; Wax. 6qSc; Cab
haze 75nS5c per ctl Tomatoes from Los Ange-
les, 75c per box and $lal 70 per crate; Carrots.
Peppers. from Los Angeles SQ6c per ID; Dried
Ienpers Sa19c per lb for Stockton and lU6I = ~,
for Los Angeles; Egg Plant from Los Angeles
SG1Oc per 10; Dried Okra. 15d2Oc per 10; Sum-
mer SQUASH from Los Angeles. $lG1 20 per
box: Marrowfat Squash. $40 per ton; Hubbard,
s1OGi2; Mushrooms 3oG4oc per h.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

The current cold weather tends to cut down
the output Of the poultry ranches and were
the demand good the market would probably
show some Improvement, but dealers quote it
very quiet
Cheese continues weak at previous prices
Butter is steady, but 3Oc is about the top
of the market. except for small, broken lots.
long time distant deliveries. etc. when Sic
is asked by most dealers Stocks continue
evenly distributed. some dealers having more
than they handle and others being we'll
cleaned W.
Receipts were 81. 300 lbs Butter 555 cases
Eggs and 80 800 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery. hrst hands. 2sI a3Oc
per 10 for fancy and 27 71zG2Sc for irsts; dairy,
25Q21c: store Butter nominal.
CHEESE-New, 14hq15c; old, nominal;
Young America, Ice; Eastern, 17GI7hc;
Western, 161@d1Tc per ID.
EGGS-Ranch. 31Q33c for fancy and 3Oc for
lower and medium grades; store, 271a q20c:
cold storage. 22q2Te; cold storage Western
Eggs. 25c.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Cattle. Sheep and Hogs. alive and dressed
remain as before quoted. ..9 q
DRESSED MEATS. &
Wholesale rates from slauEhteyers to dealers.
are as follows; -.
BEEF-7q7lsc for Steers and e8s1se Per is
for Cows
vEAI-Large. E7IA.I s7a99c, SMALL. a3a6loi4e.
MUTToN-wethefs. s3aa9ci Ewes. sGShe
per ID. = -
LAMB-1Oc per n. o.. =
PORk-Dressed IIpgs. 50 d0 nc Der In t-..-,
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are Tor good sound
livestock delivered In Sar Francisco ...lsss' "a
per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers SlSQ9c; COWS and Hersrs.
7QTIac: thin Cows. AL per ID
CALVES-4G51ac per 10 gross weishD< :.
SHEEP-Wethers. 3s G4c; Ewes. 80 5i3fsc
Uer ID (gross weightls
LAMBS-Yearliugs. 4d41sc per 10.
HOGS-Live Hogs. 160 TBS and up. 6iSr-
under 100 lbs. 6l4 d6Ac; feeders. 666fsc. sous
20 per cent on; boars 90 per cent on and stsss.
40 per cent on from above quota tious
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e121 12s Cd for futures. The market was
quiet here with spot at 26. 50Q26 CSC.
Copper also advanced los in London at E5S
5s for spot and sos 12s Cd for futures but
was quiet and about unchanged here. Stand
ard is quoted at IL 20G11 soc. lake and electro
lytic at 1.95@120 05c and casting at IL 9oQ
II .95c.
Lead, quiet and unchanged at 41sc in the To-
cal market, but advanced Is Sd in London to
s10 lis Sd.
Spelter was quiet and unchanged here at
4.70c and in London at s19 It's 3D.
Iron at Glasgow closed at 53s Sd and in Mid
dlesboro at 46s 4i5d.
Locally iron was dull and unchanged. War
rants continue nominal. No. 1 foundry North
ern is quoted at $23d25. No. foundry North
ern. No. 1 foundry Southern and No. 1 foun-
dry Southern soft at $22G23.
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2.-Wheat ruled quiet and
lower. with a good deal OF long stuff on the
market and but little demand Northwest re-
ceipts much in OF those Of the
corresponding time last year Advices from
Argentina reported favorable harvesting wealth
er, and a report was current that offerings of
wheat from Russia more liberal on ru-
mors of the speedy Tsopening of navigation on
the Danube. Offerings continued very free dur
ing the entire session and the market declined
gradually, closing easy. May opened Lsc lower
at 16M76hc and sold between 75L dT5Ssc and
76A0T6Ac. closing &c lower T5ssc.
The corn market was rather dull. but firm
ness prevailed at the start, on unfavOrable
weather in the West. Large estimated receipts
for tomorrow were a bear factor. May closed
1s lower at AZ Tsc.
Oats were quiet and easy, the weakness in
wheat being the principal depressing factor
The close was easy. with May A9%c lower at
$3.50.
The chief feature in the provision market
was the marked gain IN January pork caused
by active covering by shorts, which resulted
in an advance Of from 25927 1le TO 50G52l4c at
the opening. sales being at $lT 75d1S. The
close easy. with January pork 35G37 u C
higher at SIT 3d. May pork &c lower at
$i6 80; lard, 10G12Ac lower at 50 1000 421a,
and ribs down 1ac.
The leading ranged follows
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Grain Bags. 5l5a5ssc for June-Julv
delivery; San Quentin. 5.55c; Wool Bags a2Ts
35c: Fleece Twine. 71adSc: Fruit Bags 51Sc
&c and 6Ac for three sizes Of Cotton and 81, IA
size for Brown Jute.
COAL-Weilington. So per ton: southaeId
Wellington. IS; Seattle SO so: Bryant Sc 5O-
Roslyn. 81; Coos Bay. So so: Greta. 81; walls
end SO so: Cooperative Wallsend. So 30: Rich
mond, 81 80: Cumberland s12 in bulk and
$13 25 in sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite FQo
-; Welsh Anthracite Egg. $13; Welsh
Lump, $11 so; Camel 50 per ton: Coke, SIS
per ton in bulk and S17 in sacks; Rocky Noun
tain descriptions. SS 45 per 1000 lbs and Ss 5O
per ton according to brand.
OIL-Linseed. 56c for boiled and SAC fo-
raw in barrels; cases. &c more; California
Castor Oil, in cases. No l. 70c: purr 81 1c.
Lucol. SOC for boiled and 4Se for raw in baT'
rels: Lard OIL. extra winter strained. barrels
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Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-Foreign cables indicated dullness
everywhere Broomhall eabled thaw in the
Danube which points to early reepening Of
navigation if the mild weather continues.
Buenos Ayres cabled: weather improved,
but rains have seriously damaged the crop
in the Northern rios"
Chicago was &c lower and tame Mime
apolis stocks increased 500, 600 bushels for the
week. The Modern Miller reported the con-
dition OF the winter wheat plant good Brad
streets gave the exports from the United
States last week at 1850 COO bushels.
In this market futures were slightly lower,
but cash quotations remained about the same.
CASH WHEAT.
No. 1. 81 S7l4G1 421a; Milling. 81 45G1 50
FUTURES.
Session to IL a m.
Open. High. Low. Close.
December 81 211s bid
D. m Session.
May ....si 80 81 3gls 81 55Is 81 855s
December-No sales
BARLEY-stoGks in regular warehouses
against 80. 523 tons December l. Futures
opened the new year firm at an advance. and
sales Of No at p 81 iSq3 ~ and Of somethine
slightly better than No. / at 81 21A.
CASH BARLEY
Feed. 81 1901 20; Brewing. and shipping
g
for fair to choice
FUTURES
Session TO IL a. m.
Open. High. Low. Close.
December-No sales
May 81 161s 81 IS 81 1915 81 I71s
p. m. Session
Open. High. Low. Close
May ......$1 173. 81 1iB 81 lIX 81 17$,
December-No sales
OATS-The market continues at a stand
still, but steadily held. Stocks on wharf and
in regular warehouse January ! were 9312
tons against 6962 tons December L.
" mite. 81 211au1 %; Black, III 2Oq1 % for
feed and 81 25dI 80 for seed Red 81 goal 30
for common to choice and 81 ~ 1sQ1 30 for
fancy: Gray. 81 25Qi 2711 per ctl
CORN-Loca stocks January l were $50
tons against 42+ tons December 1. The market
continues quiet at previous prices.
western tsackeC) Is quoted al 81 25Hl % 1,
for yellow. and 81 25@1 80 Tor " hite and 81 -,
for mixed; California, Large Yellow nominal;
small round do, nominal White nominal:
Egyptian, 81 25G1 50 for White and 81 I5GI rs
for Brown.
RYE-$1 121a@1 Is per ctl
BUCKM HE-A1-Nomlnal 81 1892 10 per
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csc: cases. SIS China. Nut- 6S6s2c per gallon:
Puye Neatsfaot, in safTetsa zoe: cases. f5c:
56055c per gallon; F.ish Oils in barrels, 45s;;
cases. soc: Cocoa1ut OIL, in barrels, nc Tor
Ceylon and 5S13c for :Australia.. '..:. :. g.
COAL OIL-@WateF Whiss Opal OIL In bulk:
Ice: Pearl OIL in csses,. 224zc; Astral. % saSs
star 22lsc: Extra star 2555c: Elaine. 27.issS;
Eocene 24tac3 'deOdorizsd stove Gasoline. -:
bulk. I7c; IN cases. 23Ac; -dp, y degrees ln
bulk 1S1ac: in cases. 256: BenEiHe in bulk,
Ice: in cases. 221sc; S6-aegrees Gasolines. lr.
bulk. e1c; in cases. p 1sc-
TURPENTLNE-T2c Der. gallon in cases and
&c in drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHPBE .L4EAD-.Red Lead Ga
615c per ID; White Lead, 6a615c. according -
quantity =
SUGAR-The Western Sugar sRehsing Conf
pany quotes :as follows per pound IN 1OO-Ib
bags: Cubes "A Crushed. and Fine Crushed
5 30c; powdered. 5.15c:. Candy GranHiated
5.R5c: Dry 'Granulated Fine. 5 .O5es Dry Gran.
ulated Coarse, 3. O5c; Fruit Graduated. 3. .G5c.
Beet Granulated 0OO-ib. bags only) 4 05c:
Confectioners' a, 5.05c; Magnolia A. 65c
Extra c, 4.55es Golden c. 4.45c: d. 4.35c.
barrels. 1Oc. more: halfsbarrelss- 25c slQrs:
boxes, Sc more; JO-lb bags 1Oc more for all
Kinds. Tablets-HaK- barrels, 3, soc: boxes
soc per ID. No order taken for less than IS
barrels or its equivalent. S~.5'. s.
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STOCK MARKET.


The new year opened quietly as far rs focal
securities were concerned. business being dull
on the Bond Exchange. The oil stocks .wers-
also quiet but a fair business was done in~
the mining stocks Co. :.
The Ophir Mining Company has levied an
assessment Of 15c.
Alaska Packers viii payo dividend OF sia
on the 18th.
The city savings banks paid their regular
annual dividends TO deposito-s yesterday a.
per announcements already made.
The following We're ex-dividend vestor7s,,- ?.
Sacramento Electric Gas and Railway. 15c n.
$2IS9; Trinity County Gold MIXING Compenv
y per cent per share; California Title Insl,r.
snce and Trust Company. quarterly at tho:
rate OF per cent per aanum: Greene Consists; +.
dated Copper. per cent New Idria Cnicl,sil
Yer, regular quarterly OF 1Oc and two &C.
ones of lOc each; the Continental Ruildine. srI
Loan Association a half yearly dividend AZ "a
rate OF per cent per annum on monthly, -.
ment stock, per cent term deposits ana =
per cen. on ordinary deposits
The following were ex-couno, ,.
Alameda Artesian Water hves SIS Oo0- f,--ely
nia-street Cable ives. 500 250 S'orr. ~a1.loI-
Water hves, SOC. .OOO. Los Angeles Ilsttsa "a
SKIES. $50. 600; Market-street 90 hIe e.5ts--is
SSO,OOOs Nortnern Railway OF California si,~
$l94, 6SVi North Pacific Coast RaiIwav 49, a.
w. tU9i oakland Transit skies $40 O00. 49,
land Transit hves $40. .OOO: OaxIand V~. 80
nves 81. 300; Oceanic Steamship dvaS SEQ 49,
I 1a,h ~.ts ana ocean Railway skies $500. Ps~t.
ana Clil Rouse Railway skies. $40. 500: soprbN
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@nrltRt'Al1 FINANCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

LocGi Securities continue quiet.
Nc5c York Stocks fyuley and tn good tone.
Sil5cr Se5rGl fractions higher Exchange unchanged
Uhoat dull and easy, in this country and Europe.
Cash Barley higher, in sympathy 71ith futures.
Oats, Corn and Rye as previously quoted
Butter, Cheese and Eggs not materially changed.
Large Wtte Beans selling freely for Ne50 York.
Dried FriGts still quiet but n-frm tone.
Provisions continue dali in all positions.
Cattle Sheep and Hogs unchanged.
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables about as before
Except Turkeys, Poultry and Game in demand and higher
A0t much inquiry. for Fresh Fruits
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Hides, TaHO7O, Wool and Hops.

HIDES AND SKINS-Culs and brands sell
about 1hc under quotations Heavy Sailed
Steers. lie; medium. 1Oc: light SIC: Cow
Hides. &c for heavy and Skc for light; stags
&C; salted KiD, SAC: Salted Veal. 9hc; salted
Calf. 1Oc: Dry Hides. 161aG1Te: Culls. Ike.
Dry Kip. I3c: Dry Calf. 1Sc: Culls and Brands
Ice; Sheepskins. shearlings. 2513Oc each. sbor,
wool. 40l60c each; medium. 65dTOc; long vvnol
SOcG$1 20 each; Horse Hides, salt So for Iar.S
and SO so for medium. $1d2 for small aSS
soc for Colts: Horse Hides. dry 81 Is for
large, 81 so for medium. $lu1 20 for small and
dry Salted Mexican. 25c: dry Central Ame-i'
can 32Ihc. Goat Skins-Prime Angoras T5c.
large and smooth; soc: medium 35c '
TALLOW-No- 1 rendered, 5I666c uer III
No q 41245c; grease, 3lt31hc
WOOL-Spring-Va Oregon. Lambs. 1sl1
16c per ID.
Fall CliD-San Joaquin and Southern 7f71O,
per lb: do Lambs, SQ10c; Northern defecftv-a
3QIOc per ID; Humboldt and MerdocIno 15Ss
15c: Middle County. 9d11c per Ib
HOP@23d26c per H.