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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables

With the continued rain hampering local
trade and the crippled condition of the railroads
preventing the movement of supplies to and
from the city the market for Potatoes and
Green Produce was in semdemoralized con-
dition. with prices unsettled and unsatisfactory
all around. Deliveries of Asparagus by boat
with stocks accommodating owing TO the inability
of exporters TO move the goods prices declined
sharply. The Gamers were quick to take adj
vantage Of the opportunity to reduce their bids
for stock and secured liberal quantities at 4Q5c
per pound. irrespective Of grade. Rhubarb was
in moderate supply and steady at the old quo
tations, while prices for all of the other vege-
tables were largely nominal. Potatoes were
closely cleaned mp and firm. despite the dull
ness of trade, and the market would probably
have been higher for fancy stock had there been
any shipping outlet.
PoTAToEs-Per ctl: River White, Si.75@
1.S5; Oregon Bsfrbanks, $1-50@2; Early Rose.
S160G1 so; Eastern Burbanks, S1.50Ql.I0; Gar
net Chiles. $1.30@1.40
ONIONS--Yellow 50e6S1. 10 per ctl.
GETABLES-Aspsragus, 406ac per ID;
Rhubarb, sl.50G2; Green Peas, - per ID
for southern and - for bay; Tomatoes. Mexi-
can, S1.25@1.75 per bog; Hothouse Cucumbers,
$xre512 per DOZEN Mexican Peppers, 15G30c per
ID; do local, - per ID; Garlics 2h @4c per lb;
Celery. 30950c per dozen; Cabbage, 81 per ctl;
Caulifower 50@65c per dozen; Carrots. Toe per
sack; Turnips, $1@1.25 per sack; Marrowfat
Squash, $25G30 per ton; Hubbard SQUASH $35g
40 per ton; Mushrooms, 15@25c per Id.
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Meat Market

Railroad washouts have restricted shipments
Of Beef and Veal from the country and both
higher in consequence. Mutton and Pork are
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con.Inued on Fage I5. column !. !
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

No violent changes Walstreet stocks Cotton steady
Copper stocks irregular. Call Money about the same
Silver l-3c lower Exchange rates show little variation
Codheld stocks advance under enormous transactions
Wheat quiet and featureless. Barley dull and steady
Oats Corn FIav and Feedstufs unchanged
Floods threaten TO down Bean crop this year.
Potatoes closely cleaned up Asparagus plentiful lower
Arrivals Poultry and Game light owing to the storm
Butter unsettled Eggs active and slightly lower
Beef and Veal higher Mutton and Pork unchanged
Nothing new in Wool. Hops or Hides
Provision trade good condition.
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CHICAGO BOARD of TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions


CHICAGO. March 2o.-Realizing on a liberal
scale caused Weakness in the last half hour IN
today's grain markets The wheat market was
nervous for the greater part of the day, but in
the latter part Of the session prices weakened
on the estimate OF a we'll known crop expansion
which declared the fall sown crop TO be IN
excellent condition. Closing quotations on wheat
were within shade of the lowest point. May
wheat opened shade TO 5sdAc lower at I5s4 a
55kc, advanced 10 7612c and then declined 10
1915. The close was at 75k NT5l.
The corn market firm UP to the last
half hour, when weakness developed because or
realizing sales. The market closed weak. May
corn opened unchanged TO isMAe higher at
46ks @46xc, advanced 10 47c and then declined
TO 46Lc. The close at 461z d463sc
May oats advanced even cent early in the
day good buying. Later the market declined
in sympathy with wheat and corn. The close
easy. May oats opened 4 a &c higher at
415s @42c. sold W 10 42s4c and then declined to
Al Sc Final quotations were at 417kc.
Provisions were weak because of sc decline
in the price of live hogs. AT the close May pork
was of Sc at S15.671s. Lard was down 1oc at
Ss.S2I5 and ribs were 1Oc lower at $S-S2l3@
SIS.
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Poultry and Game

As result of the Generalization of railway
traffic between this city and nearby points yes
terday's arrivals Of Poultry and Game were
practically NIL. few odd sacks and coops
came in at different times during the day aud
sold at high rates, but the volume Of business
not sufficient TO warrant quoting these
prices.
POULTRY (per dozen)--Hens, s5.50G10 for
large and $6@I for small; old Roosters, S4.50@
750; Broiiers. s5@6 for large and s3.50@4.5
for small: Pigeons, S1.50@1-75; Squads. 81 25@3;
Ducks. S7Gs for young and $5G6 for old; Geese,
$2.50M3 per pair.
GAME-Gray Geese $3.50; White Geese, 81, 90
a.; Brant. S3.50G4 for large and S2Qz00 TOT
small; Hare, 81: Cottontail Rabbits, S2.00
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Hay and FeedstuGs

Receipts of hay yesterday included seven cars.
One car OF choice sold at s25 The car question
time to get the hay here and even after IL
does get here it is not run out promptly ana
many such IN the San Francisco yards to-
day, but the trade cannot get at them.
The Total total srr,Sss ar Sser Of Hsy for for the past
week were 500 tons less than for the week
preceding, with the consequence that our market
is bare again and the situation is far from salts
factory from a buyers standpoint The total
shows 1850 tons. The diminution in shipments
has been principally by water AS II IS now
are available only by rail the situation becomes
more and more under the direct influence OF the
southern Pacific Company The bulk OF present
northern part of Contra Costa County, the
Livermore Valley and the Hollister country.
Ii is possible TO haul to water from the first
named section under ordinary circumstances al
though at the moment the roads are practically
impossible. Most strenuous efforts are being
made at Livermore and Hollister for transpor-
tation, but results are far from satisfactory:
There is quite a quantity of Hay stored at
Stockton, but owing to bar In the Stockton
from that point hence this city also becomes
veritably railroad shipping point only.
"As a result of the above condition OF affairs
prices are being maintained at high range.
The exception Is Alfalfa only which n being
shipped here IN considerable quantities from
San Joaquin. At the moment the demand is
very light account of green feeds.that IL
plentiful in many districts, 50 prices snow an
even lower range than a week ago.
The continued rain makes the outlook ex-
tremely dubious. There will be undoubtedly
a very heavy volunteer crop, but practically
all the volunteer has been ruined by the late
rains for the past several seasons we may lose
quite BIT Of It unless conditions are most
favorable. Unless the weather moderates I'm
mediately there will probably be not more than
half of the sown Hay raised next season as
compared with last.
'aThere have been several instances of choice
Wheat Hay selling for extreme figures. con-
sderably above regular quotations. AS these
sales are rare we cannot consider them In
dicating the true trend of the market
There were T496 sacks of Bran in from the
north yesterday. but most If not all of 1t had
been sold prior to arrival. All feedstufs con-
tinue firm and unchanged
BRAN-S22623 per ton.
knDDLINGS-s27G30 per ton
SHoRTS-S22. .50@ 80 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, S25. .5o@ 26. so;
Mixed Feed. s24@25 oilcake Meal. nominal: I:
Cocoanut Cake Meal at mills, $26 in 10 and
$3.50 in ton lots; jobbing, S27; Oil Cake
Neal s3O631: Corn Meal, S30@31; Cracked
Corn. s3I632; Broom Corn Feed. 9oc per ctl;
Alfalfa Meal. carload lots. S20.50; jobbng, S21.50
per ton: Mealfalfa S20.50: jobbing. s21.50.
HAY-Choice Wheat, $21 624 per ton; good
Wheat, $1,000; other grades Wheat. s13@16;
Wheat and Oat, $13@21; Tame Oat, S12@1s.50;
Wild Oat S9@13.50; Common Hay. $S@12; Al
falfa SsG10: Stock, $Sd12 per ton.
STRAW-40@75c per bale.
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Receipts of Produce
THE STOCK MARKET
Buying Orders From Goldfeld Send
Those Stocks LID

Trading was still light on the Stock and
Bond Exchange yesterday and aside from a
moderate advance In Associated Oil 10 $40 %
and lower quotations for Hawaiian Commercial
and Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph
there were no changes calling for comment.
The Comstock mining shares were easy and
auiet and the few fluctuations were rather
lower. as rule. The market featureless
The Southern Nevada stocks suddenly became
extremely active and transactions iu the Gold
fields under heavy buying orders from that dis
trict were enormous 1t was the largest vol
une of business for weeks. The sales In At
lanta. Blue Bull. Booth. Diamondfeld Triangle.
Dixie. Great Bend. Jumbo Extension and Red
Top Extension on the informal session ran away
M into the thousands. Marked advances &C.
eurred in these and kindred stocks. but toward
the close the market weakened slightly. The
closing quotations. however. were considerably
above those of the preceding day. Gold6eld
Consolidated sold up to $3.50. buyer 80 but
closed at $7621s bid. 1t was great rally all
around
OIL stocks ex-dividend yesterday were:
Union. roc, United Petroleum. Sl.5s.
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pathy with the decline abroad. Spot quoted
at $40 50040- so.
The London copper market was higher Wild
spot quoted at fI06 5s and futures at flOl lbs
Locally the market was quiet and unchangeo'
with lake quoted at $25 .37 y u25. .15: electro
lytic AT $25 .l2lz 925.3T15, and casting at
$24. .62l4 Gc4 .S7I5.
Lead was unchanged in the London Market
and at $6@6.30 in the local market
Spelter was rs Cd higher at 26s ad In LONDON:
bur was unchanged at Sc. s0@s.90 in the local
market
Iron unchanged 10 p little hEner IN tns
English market with standard foundry quoted
53s Sd and Clereland warrants az o4s 1t2o.
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WESTERN sUcAR REFrNrNe co.
The Company Announces It's ResumP-
ff0n of Operations


The Western Sugar Refining Company has
sssued the following letter 10 the trade.
s'Our refinery has resumed operations, hno
while we are from = week 20 Ten DAYS ne
mind on fruit granUlated, We can supply ali
other grades ~ eane sugar including Nuoa
and yellows. for prompt shipment
The sifuntion 20 far as z relates 10 beet
sugar remains unchanged. and we VIII there
fore b. unable 20 accept further orders Tor
fhis grade. until those now on our books
are filed. We have been, and are even nov,
irving every day 10 get the Southern Becinc
Company 10 sgnee 10 move beet sugar from
the factory AT Spreckels. California, 70 san
Frsncisco bur our efforts 10 date have met
with no success. The congestion OF freight
both OF the rails ~ the Southern Pacific Com
psny between Spreckels and San Francisco.
snd in its yards here, is most serious. ana we
sre Informed that until the situation improves
n will be impossible for them 10 move any
beet sugar from Spreckele 20 this point Just
- soon IS IN position once again 10
accept orders for this grade you win be prompt
~ advised either direct or through the med
ium Of brokers. In the meantime we re-
main. YOURS truly,
WESTERN SUGAR REFINING CO."
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EASTERN MARKETS
New Work rTOney Market

NEW YORK. March 20-Money on call steady
Ht 81 04lb per cent: ruling rate, per cent
closing bid. per cent: offered AZ = per cent
Time loans dull and steady: sixty days. 6Q6lz
per cent: ninety days. 6GeA per cent siS
months per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 6d6k per cent.
Sterling exchange weak with actual business
IN bankers bills at 81 $50 1905 for demand
and af 81 s7450z $3.50 for sixty day bills
Posted rates. 81 S00 ( .soi1 and S4.e4lz a 30
Commercial bills, 81
Bar silver. IS &c
Mexican dollars, q nc.
Government bonds steady rs ilroad bonds II
regular
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NEW YORK, March 20.-FLOUR-Receipts
600 barrels; exports. $780, Steady, with a
'WSS1H4E.4f-keceipts. $4,000 bushels. Spot easy;
No red. S21kc elevator. S35z T. o. b. a5oat.
No ] Northern Duluth. 91c Z. o. b. adoat. Op-
rsons closed 5<@%c net lower. May closed at
s3%c. July at SIC and September at Sale.
HOPS-SteadF.
WOOIs-Steady.
HIDES-Steady
sUGAR-Raw steady; fair refining &c: cen
trifuesl, 96 fest, 31zc' molasses sugar, 2ssc.
COFFEE-Futures closed steady at an ad-
vance Of points 20 a decline OF po1ufs. Sales
were reported Of q. 800 bags, including May.
B. 95d6c, and December, $500 Doc Spot quiet
No. Rio, Tskc: No Santos, s1scs mild quiet
Cordova. 9d12iac.
BUTTER-F3rm: Western factory. common TO
frsts. 19n211zc; Western imitation creamery
FGGS[Firmer: Western nrsts. l7xdlso.
DRIED FRUITS
EvAPORATED APPLES-The market contin-
ues quiet and rather easy IN tone Fancy are
quoted ST sik0Ssc, choice az 7@szc. prime at
61k66Ec
PRUNES-Remain unsetfled owing TO offerings
in second hands. but the general range is IN
changed. with Californis fruit ranging from &c
TO 13c and Oregon prunes from 9s<c TO 101ac.
APRICOTS-Are unchanged. with choice
quoted AT 1se, extra choice ct 1S1k 0lec and
PfACHES-Are quoted firm and reported tc
be in smaller supply the spot Choice. 1l6
12c; extra choice, 121 11Sc; fancy 12% Gl4,zc;
extra. I3dI3kc
RAISINS-Are nrm, with loose Muscstel quoted
at snec seeded raisine at TX 011c and London
LAYERS az 81 35nIzb.
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Eastern LiyeSfock Market

CHICAGO. March 2o.-CAITLE-Receipt
II 600: strong: beeves $4I066. so: cows. 81. 10
a 20: heifers. 81 6515.3o; calves. $5@I.5o;
good TO prime steers. $545@e.so; medium, 81 so
a . 90: stockers and feeders, s.. s0d4-S5.
e.T5: mixed. Sc 50@6. 721z heavy, $e.40@6.7o;
rough heavy. $s 40d6 80: pigs. S6d6s5.
SHEEP-Receipts. $4,000; market steady; ma
tives S4676 20: Western, $4d6.2 20; yearlings
Sem7 10. lambs SG67 90
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being dull and nominal as to futures and quiet
but firm to the cash grain.
CASH WHEAT
Callfornia Club, $1-2753 @13l15: 90 mii,ng; ~ II
.329l 40; California White Australian, m Sio5V a5
gl.ou, lower grades Of California. $l.luW 10,
Northern Club, $1.27i51 .35; Northern biuestem
Sl.425a Ql.45; Northern Red. Sl.S0@l.oz13 per
Genital
FUTURES
10 TO ii 80 a. m Session
No transactions. :,
BARLEY-Continued dull yesterday, Win sell
ers asking previous prices without maAins any
safes Futures lower.
CASH BARLEY
Good TO choice feed spot, 81. lse4 a ~ co,n .
mon to fair, Sl.10@1-171A per kctli Brewing ano no
shipping 81 .2215@ @1.25 per ctl; Cheyalier, si.zo
@l.35 per ctl.
FUTURES
10 TO IL :30sA. m. Session g..
4 Open. High. Low. Stose'
May - Isl .20A 81 .2o1a $l.20 fi-111s 11is
December 4 LES 1.15ls .l5h ZOE
oAIS-Afline<of 1868 centals came down Ioa I1on
Oregon yesterday. otherwise there was noun
ing new. Phe tone continues firm.
Good to choice feed. 81 400 80; common n1l, 10
81 .50@2; Gray, 81 .42A al so per ctl.
CORN-There is nothing new, tne .9 maIAS'
stll being dull, with quotations largely nominal.
California small round Yellow. Sl.e9; large
Yellow, Sl-271a @1.3215: White Sl2i q g % e
Western State, sacked-Yellow, SLIT q 30,
according to dryness: White, SILT u q LOO
mixed. $1.15d1.30; White Egyptian, $i.zo'
Brown Egyptian. S1l21s @1-15. .oa
RfE-Continues dull and unchanged al 81: :4vg
Lao per ctl for California and SlSogi.4p lor
RTTCEUtIrAr eo>ao os rar rtI
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, March 20-Cssh quotations were
as follows: Flour steady; No. spring wheat,
7sds4c; No. 3, T3dS2c; No . red. T25sc; No.
corn. z415c: No. . yellow. 45045Lc: No. .
oats. 411sc. No white, 43Ac; No. white
Al a 43c; No. 2 rye. CSC; fair 10 choice mailing
barley. 65d70c: No. L haxseed, $1.16; No.
Northwestern. 81 1.2315; prime timothy seed
81 45; clover. contract grades. SASS; short ribs
sides floosel. SIS. 45ds. go; mess pork, per bbl
SIS. .s0dI5.S5: lard, per 100 lbs, ss.75; short
clear sides, Cboxed) Ss.s7is d925; whisky. basis
of high wines. 81 %
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New York COTTON Market

NEW YORK, March 2O-Tbe market was
steady and closed higher than Tuesday, the
ginners' report not being as bearish expected
II gave the amount ginned to date at Is. .290, 900
bales The general impression has been that
Il would show arstotal from is. 600 to 49,
100000 bales. All dealers and Spectators are
operating cautiously. A well-rnown brokera ge
nrm SAYS: Things which have always formed
the basis Of values appear 20 have taken q new
low level during the past few months 1t is
possible that the activity IN cotton trade may
- rfrnff
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DRIED Fruits. Raisins. Nuts. Honey

FRUITS-Apricots, 16a @2oc per lb; Evapo-
rated Apples, spot 615 @sc; Peaches. 101a q
ls lse; Pears, I1a@i2ac; Prunes. 4size basis. &c;
IsINS-seeded. 9@1oHc: Loose Muscatels,
nc, &c and Sc for 2. 3 and 4 crown respec-
lively: Seedless Sultanas. 7A071sc; Thompson 8
Seedless. 71a@7%c for unbleached; London Lay
ers. 3-crown, $1.S5; London Layers, 2-crown.
$175: Clusters. $3.50 for Imperial, s3 for Dehesa
and $3.50 for fancy.
NUTS-Almonds. Nonpareis, 1715 @1sc: 1
x L, 1871 Q1Sc; Ne Plus Ultra. 16@17c; brakes.
fS15 @14c; LGnguedocs, 1874 @14c; hardshell, ga
1oc. Walnuts. jobbing price-Softshell, 15916c
for No. ! and 12@13c for No. q Italian Chest
nuts, 5@Sc per ID.
HONEY-16@165ac per lb for bright comb and
1212 @l4c for amber; water white extracted,
nominal-none here; amber extracted, 5s4@7c
per ID
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Reans and Seeds

The foods in the Sacramento and San Joaquin
valleys are causing considerable conjecture among
the local bean handlers, they fear that they
will interfere with the planting of the new
crop later on and thereby greatly reduce this
years acreage. Otherwise there is nothing new,
the market being quiet and steady.
BEANS (per ctl)--Bayos $2.3002.55: Pea, So
C13. %: small White, S2.7562.9 %: large White,
s.. I5G2 s5; Pink. $2a2.25; Red. S2.5o@2. 20;
Limas. s415G4.20; Red Kidneys, s3.35@3. 15;
Blackeyes, $475d490; Butter, nominal at $3.50;
Cranberry Beans, $3.1563.35.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, 363%c; Yellow Mus
tard, nominal; Flaxseed 81 @31ac; Canary, 4@
4Ac: Alfalfa, 141h 615c; Rape 1432c; Timothy,
nominal: Hemp. SC; Millet. 3hc per lb; Broom
Corn Seed, SlSG20 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles, nominal; Green Peas,
81 5O62T5 per ctl.
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Deciduous and Citru. Fruits

There were no new arrivals of any conse-
quence in the fruit market yesterday. and with
trade on local account quiet because of the
rain and with the movement in shipping chan
nes at standstill the market was in most
unsatisfactory condition. Handlers of Oranges
were expecting a firm market with the revival of
trade and showed no disposition to force sales
or shade prices. Quotations for everything on
the list were undisturbed.
APPLES-S1Q1. 20 per box for Newtown Pip
pins, $1@2 for red varieties. and S1.25@1.5 for
Belldowers
PEARS-Wi-ter Nellis. sl.5062 per box.
CITRUS FRU1TS-Per box: Navel Oranges.
$250M3 for fancy, $1.75@225 for choice and
$l25dl.15 for standards; Seedlings, S1q1.50;
TangeriDes. 50c@S1; Lemons. $2@2 so for fancy,
S1.5o@1.75 for choice and Sl@1. % for standard; /;
Grape Fruit, $2.25@2.T5 for seedless and $1.259
1.50 for common Lines, nominal.
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas, $1@2 per
bunch for Hawaiian and S1.T5@3 for Central
American; Pineapples nominal.
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xNheaf ana Ofher C,rainn

wHEAT-Chicago declined &c. The market
was affected by remarkably hot weather and
green bugs in the Southwest large receipts and
winter killing reported In Ohio and Indiana.
This market continued On Its pgeTsous basis,
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Provisions
Trade continues fair. with nrices steady

firm.
CURED MEATs-Bacon., l5Ac per lb for
heavy. 15Ac for light medium, 1870 for light,
17Ql7hc for extra light and 20@21c for sugar
cured <Dry salted Sides, lac; Bellies. IAN q 1oe;
Hams, 165c; Mess Beef. SO per bbl, extra
Mess, $3.50; Family. $40; Prime Mess Pork, 81;
Feet, So; Smoked Beef, lac per H.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 1oAc for California
compound, 10Ac for Eastern compound and 12%
913c for pure; halfbarrels, pure, 134 @1311c;
lob tins, 1917 @13%c; 5-lb tins. 1875 @1Ssc
Bib tins, 13az @14c.
CoTTOLENE~On half-barrel. 1o&c; three
half-baEels. 10&c; one tierce, 1015c; two
tierces, 10&c; Eve tierces 10Nc.
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Butfer. Cheese and Eggs

CHICAGO. March 20-on the Produce Ex-
change today the butter market was steady;
creameries. 2262ec; dsiries, 20G27c. Eggs
firm: at mark cases included. 15izc. frsts. Ice;
prime hrsts. 1870. Cheese steady at l419 19@1e14c.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. March 20.-Today's statement
Of the Treasury shows: Available cash balance,
S257 $40 093. gold coin and bullion, $I23 313 424;
gold certifcates sac. 443. 100.
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Foreign Futures
LIVERPOOL
,I,,neapoI,. yNbeat M.rI.et

MINNEAPOLIS. March 2o.-wHEAT-CIose:
May 77lsc; July, 7SIkc; September, 775s a 7sc:
No hard, 795k d7e1sc: No. i Northern 1885 al
7sskc; No . northern. 76ss G765sc; No. 8 North
ern, 74d15c.
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london CIoefuU StOcI1e

Bar sflver-Bsrely steady; 30s<d per ounce
Noney-SH G3H per cent.
The rate Of discount IN the open market 10
short bills is 565k per cent and for thre
months bills 5d5A per cent.
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.ouis Wool Market

dunn grades combing and clothing o4n2sc:
light fine 2o@23c; heavy fine, 16G1sc; tub
washed 3063Sc.
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London Wool sales

LONDON, March 20-The offering at the wool
auctions sales today amounted 10 IA. 5s5 bales.
Fine grades were very firm. Merinos were taken
by Americans.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores-TurpentIne and Rosin

SAVANNAH, Ga. March 20.-TURPFNTINE-
Firm. 74slc; sales, 90 barrels; receipts. 81;
shipments. Dds.
ROSIN-Firm 10 steady; sales. 44s receipts,
357; shipments. 7120; stock, 80 159; A. b. c,
d. T.. $40; F, 81 35; G. $40; II, Sz.85; 1,
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steady; Eastern storage. fancy. 171sc. firm; Ore
gon do. 15c. firm.
EGGS-California fresh extras PC per doz,
firm; frsts. 20c firm; seconds, lSc. firm; thirds,
l755c, firm; No. soied, 1870, firm
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Mining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Frar
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
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-Firmer: Western frsts, l7%d1sc.
DRIED FRUITS
Ner York nIetnl Market

NEW YORK March 20.-There was further
sharp break 10 the London tin market. with spot
closing al Ele6 and futures az f183 lis. The
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icKwHEAI-s2a2.25 per ctl.
FIour nnd rnrinnceous Goods

FLOUR-CaIifornia Family Extras, 81 sOg
BIO. net, without discount; Bakers Extras S4.1o
44.6O; Superfine $3.25@3-60; Oregon ana WASH
ington, per bbl $4.25G4.50 for Family and $5.io
for export grades.
FARINACEoUS GoODs-Prices In packages,
net cash. no discount are as follows: Graham
Flour, $3.50 per 100 lbs: Rye Flour. 3.40; Rye
Meal. $500; Rice Flour 1920; Corn Meal, 81
extra cream do, $40; oat Meal $40; oar
Flour s4; Cracked wheat So 40; ,Farins, "a 10;
Whole Wheat Flour, $40: Rolled Oats, bbls 30
@7.25, in sacks $5.10@6.75; Rolled Wheat oois
$4.30, In sacks $3.50; Pearl Barley, So4O; Split
Peas boxes, $5; Green Peas S5 per 100 lbs.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS
SALES
Morning Session

Board
: Associated oil ...........-.... AZ 90
Il Associated oil .-.-.-..-.-..-. A %
80 Cal Fruit Gamers Assn. JOB so
90 Cal Safe DeSfsit Trust. 129- 90
so Hawaiian Coml & Sugar Co... So IS
IS Onomea Sugar Co ......... "a .75
So oO9<Ios Angeles Railway 5s...1 III 90
81 300 Northern Cal Power 5s...... 102 90
81 600 Market-st Ry 1st Con 5s. los 10
SO 600 Pacific Electric Ry 5s....... 1O9. 90
81. 900 Sac Electric Gas & Ry SIS 104 80
50 600 s Arizona (1qO9l cash. h...... 103. .1215
$1,000 S p Arizona 1909) ......... 103. 10 y
$4,000 S Arizona t1910) ..-.-..-. l04 sd