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FreiEhts and Charters
The British bark Adderley in Puget sou.d rs
under charter for lumber thence to Sydney snN
the British steamer Cape Breton. also In the
sound is engaged for the same business thence
to Calcutta. Both were chartered prior to ar
rival.
The bark Diamond Head has been purchased
by the Tyee company.
T. Change of Masters
Steamer Newburg-0ld master. John Norberx1
new master, Andrew Andersen Steamer Alvirs
Old master, A. r. Paul. master A p
Christensen. Steamer Tallac-Old master Louis
Hanson: master, John Norberg Steamer
Union-Old master, o. F. Shredder; new master
John Werner,
EnroIIed-Bark Diamond Hesd-Master, T. s.
Cameron
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Loans. Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

There was good business of S92, 600 In bonds
on the stock and bond exchange yesterday, with
prices about the same, except an advance in
Spring Valley water As TO $92.25 Spring
Valley water stock continued active and rose
from $49.25 to 5000, but subsequently, fell
back to S49.s7I2. Hutchinson sugar was higher
at $3.50 and Hawaiian commercial at $40.
Giant powder was dividend Of SOC.
In mining stocks the Comstocks were about
stationary, with fair business in the leaders
The Potosi mining company has levied an
assessment Of 10 cents per share, delinquent
The Sierra Nevada mining company has levied
an assessment Of 10 cents per share, delinquent
April 5.
Fluctuations in the southern Nevadas were
few. Tonopah OF Nevada higher at s6.a5,
against $3.50 the preceding day. GoldheId
lost Sc at $3.50.
Fred r. Hadey. son of Fred A. Hadley Of the
San Francisco stock and exchange board, has
been elected member of the California stock
and oil exchange.
Al the annual meeting of the stock holders
the following directors were elected: a. H.
Scott j. V. Ainsvorth. Z. {. Bradley II. J.
Csrolsn. j. c. Cebrian, Walter S. Martin Will
liam II. Crocker, r. G. Drum, r. ". Eaton
NJ. Ehrman. Louis Glass, George u. Greenwood, ,
Timothy Hopkins. Homer S. King Theodore n
fcers were chosen as follows: H. 7. Scott,
president; z. c. Bradley, vice president and
general manager; z. J. thinner, vice president.
Louis Glass, vice president: +. ". Eaton. Sec
retary and treasurer; T. G. Phelps auditor
The company has made a sale to Bond & Good
50, 900, 900 of the authorized issue Of S35 o0o 600
; per cent bonds, of which 500. 900 600 had al
ready been issued and 81 O0o. 900 of Az per cent
TWO year notes at satisfactory prices
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Barley Market Continues to Rise
Ee6Market Quieter and Weaker

Eggs-E1trs select. 24c; local ranch. csndlsd
6rst, PFC: ease count zoe: storage packed e1
trss. 22c; storage packed seconds. zoe.
Cheese-Northern fresh, Gle; eastern singles,
20@21c; eastern longhOrn, 2lc; eastern daisy,
Besns-No. pink. s525@5.50; No. limss.
- toa 80; Lady washington, $40; small
Potatoes-ssiinss. u.s5aL75: Highlands.
81 il5gl-5o: Lompoc, s1.65a1TS; Watson,tlls.
s2G2 26: red. 81: oregon early rose, 81: white
rose, 81; Merced sweets, s.. 5012-15-
New York Metal Market
NEW YORK. March THE market for stand
firm today. with spot quoted at 1880 y. toc !;
March. i3.20N13.35c; April 13.f2i3 di3. zoe.
May. Is IL y "a ~. 45c: June. 1320Q 15- Soc. The
London market drm. with spot closing Al
report more favorable business and decidedly
hrmer tone to the market. with lake quoted &C
Is. 81 Y "a rs. "a NC electrolytic Al 1851 q
lS- 621ac and casting at 1Sl2l. q II. 2oc. Ar
matte. amounted to l55 tons No exports re
ported.
Tin, hrm with spot quored az g. T5as2. a5e;
~ sSi Sc re- london market was sseady a.
an advance. with spot quoted at fl49 los and
futures AZ E1Jt los
Lead closed steady. with spot quoted al q 500
4 zoe New York and at 400 4.f5c East ST
Louis delivery. The London market was higher
Ei3 IS
spelter closed 6rm. with spot quoted az 5-s5S
louis. The London market was unchanged at
Iron was higher at 51s Sd for Cleveland war
rants In London. The local market was quiet
and easy with No. foundry quoted at StS.25G
1880; No ? SlSG1s2J; No. 1 southern ard
No. 1 southeus soft. slS6 1880
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PRICES RISING IN
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, March 3.-Opara-
tors in stocks still found their
advantage today in working for
higher prices. The supply OF.
stocks for sale was increased as
the level of the market rose and
the profits on speculative holdings
became more attractive.
United States steel was the spine
OF the market The stock was
taken in large amounts to the
accompaniment of various rumors.
Conditions in steel were de-
clared TO be improving and large
orders from the railroads for new
equipment were adduced as spe-
cific evidence of this. The news
of the withdrawal of John d.
Rockefeller Jr. from the Standard
oil board was cited to prove that
his withdrawal from the United
States steel board need have no
sinister significance.
The mood of hopefulness was
fostered by the increasing num-
Der of bond issues being offered
bA OdnhtIS 4iCSS NClC dhNii
as an index of an Improvement in
the investment situation and as a
promise of fostering care of the
securities markets on the part of
the banking powers. The re-
sources thus supplied to the cor
porations also are expected to
keep UP the consumptive demand
for materials of the various sorts
to be used in the pursuit Of i'm
provements and extensions.
The foreign exchange situation
has a bearing also on this invest
ment situation and the money
market outlook. Abundant money
conditions are reported from Paris,
but there We're heavy Withdrawals
of gold for export from the Bank
OF England today. February entries
of imports at the New York Gus
tom house were S11, 200, 900 in ex-
cess of February last year, show
ing the persistence of the balance
Of the merchandise movement
against this country.
the destructive storm blockades
in the northwest were without
apparent influence
Bonds were firm. Total sales,
par value. so,7So.0 600.
United States IS declined 4 per
cent on CALL
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Foreign Futures
Northern Wheat Market

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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, March 3.-Bears had all the best OF
il in the grain pits today, flooding the market
with offerings and hammering prices down to
finish ssc to 2Ac for wheat, 1sse to 1%c down
for corn and &c to NC lower for oats. Prices
we're lower in all provisions, lard aud ribs clos
Ing from l5c to 1Tlac OF and pork declining to
close from 4oc TO 42lcc down.
Large offerings of wheat gave the bears early
control. The weak start was rapidly changed to
decided decline. which bore May down from
$1.1tas to Si.l3. The close was weak, with May
1ssd11ac or at $1.13h.
Corn fell Of throughout the session liquidation
being the moving factor. May fell OF from
65Ac to 631z &c the old futures declining in a
less degree. The cash market suffered a
severe setback. dropping from 2e TO 4c.
Trade In oats developed into steady falling
OF the day progressed September resisted
the decline more than the nearby months
In provisions pork touched low mark at
S24 421a, 671.c below yesterday. Closing figures
for the May products were: Pork, s24.61l1
AZ lac of; lard $1S.32la G15.35 15@171sc down,
and ribs. $12. II y 6112 so. 15d11 ihc lower.
Articles Open High Low Close
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Prices for asparagus continued to weaken on
increased arrivals and, while "A few small sales
were made at 25c pound in the early trade,
zoe was top price with most sellers, with
green and thin lots selling low at 1215c.
Rhubarb did better light arrivals. most OF
which came from across the bay. Southern vege-
tables showed little change. Green peppers from
the south were on sale at 15@20c pound. while
imported lots Of that vegetable and eggplant
brought $50 3Oc Repscked lots OF Mexican to
dS.5o crate. Nearly all of the recent impor-
tations we're bought on the wharf by one firm.
The potato market was decidedly weak and the
quotations showed considerable revision in the
direction of lower prices. Onions were steady
to firm.
Potatoes (per ctD--River white, 65@ zoe for
common 10 choice and S0G90c for fancy: Sa-
linss Burbanks. 81 $50 30; Oregon Burbsnks.
sff0@f.a0 Oregon early rose. 81 IS 11 40; sweet
potatoes. 81 .90M2.1 10.
onions-sl .25@1.a5 per ctl for local and s1.4o
@1.5o for Oregon
vegetables 12ia Q25c per Id; toma-
toes. nominal; green peas, s@12iac per 10; garlic,
4@5c per ID; cabbage. 65@75c per cti; cucum-
bers. si.5o@1.75 per dozen: caulidower. 5o06oc
per dozen; turnips, SOC per sack; carrots. SOC
per sack: rhubarh sd 1Oc per ID; celery. S3 for
large and sid1.25 for small crates: mushrooms.
250 4Oc per lb; lettuce, $5.50@4 per crate for
southern
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. March S.-Hops-Dull.
Hides-Dull.
Petroleum-Stesdy.
Wool-Steady
Sugar-Raw, Arm; muscovsdo. 80 test. s.s2c:
centrifugal 90 test. 4.42c; molasscs sugar, So
test. 3.6ic. Refined steady; cut loaf, 6.O0c;
crushed, 5.95c: nodded A. $500: cubes. 5.soc
lated. 5.25c:. diamond A. 525c; eonfectioners'
A. 5.05c; No. 1, Sc; No. ., 1880; No. S, 4.SJc;
No 4. 4.s5c; No. ., 4.sOc; No 6, 4.75c; No. ..
r. hD 4.1oe. ID 4''Oc NO l. 4'4'c' No, ID f'O NO
Conee-Futuress closed quiet, net unchanged to
points higher, in sympathy with the higher
bags, including 5000 switches. Closing quota
tions follow: March, $500; april 6.95c; May.
rose: June, 7.foc: Julys August, September.
October and November, I: I5c; December, I.1oc;
Rio, Ss4c; No. Santos. 9l4c Mild quiet;
Cordova, -9hG12hc.
Butter-Strong. Creamery specials, Sac: ex-
tras, s3c thirds to frsts. 2TQ3Ic; held seconds
TO specials. 26@32c; state dairy common to
finest. 24dS2c.
Cheese-Firm. unchanged.
Eggs-Unscttled. closing higher. Western
drsts, 21921lsc: seconds 2oiae.
Evaporated Apples-Quiet and prices nominally
unchanged spot Fancy quoted at 10t1 d1fc;
choice. sG9lac;- prime. 6A@Ilsc; common to
= "PrunesGouiet. but prices are steady on light
offerings. Quotations range from 2s4c TO 9He
for California up to 30-40s and from Sc to &c
Apricots- Steady. with fair demand for small
12Hc; fancy. l2@13Ac.
Peaches-Firui with fair demand, Choice,
6la@7c: extra choice, TdTlac; fancy. "a @sc.
Raisins-Quiet Prices steady. with small Of
fancy seeded, 5@6fsc: seedless, 3i5 94s.c; Lon
don layers, $1.15@1.25.
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Los Angeles Markets
I Special Disrateh 10 The Cnlll

Los ANGELES. March s.-Ranch eggs again
declined today. This is the third drop in three
days, as the warm weather .is helping the
southern California hen TO. do her full duty
Butter and cheese remain unchanged The but
shortly.
Receipts of produce Eggs 51J cases:
butter, 3. t64 pounds; cheese. 1851 pounds: Do
tatoes. LOTT sacks; onions, 1,:OO sacks; beans
l.ao0 sacks; sweet potatoes. s sacks; apples,
none.
Butter. per Id rclf-Creamery extra 10c:
creamery first, soc; eastern creamery extras
65c; cooking butter 22c per ID.
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Eastern livestock Market
ZANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY, March 3.-Cattie-Receipts.
8. 900: market strong. Native steers, S.. 75GS;
native cows and heifers. So 2566.s0; stockers
and feeders, ,S4.25G6.25; bulls, s3.25d5.75;
calves, $4.50@9; western steers, $500 7.50;
western cows, $9. 5066.
Hogs-Receipts 1000; market steady to sc
lower. Bulk Of sales, So. .4oG9. 10; heavy. So $50
$50; packers and butchers, $s.5OG9.75; light.
So -30Q960; pigs S. 5069
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady. Nut
tons, So 625617.I5: lambs. IS. 25T9. Is: fed west
ern wethers and yearlings, $6-75@ S.75; fed west
ern ewes. $6.25aT %.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. March 3.--Cattle-R Receipts
8 ZOO; market slow to Zoe lower Native
steers, $50 I.65: cows and heifers. $4.2566:
eanners. $3@3.75; stockers aud feeders. S325G
40; calves, s4@7.25: bulls. stays, etc., $3.50
$50.
Hogs Receipts. $500; market d1Oc lower.
Heavy. $a.60@9.70; mixed. So 40G9.5O: light
$9.30d955; pigs. ss.25@9.25; bulk, SO. 4067 g. IS.
Sheep-Reeeipts. $500; market steady. Year
hngs. $I.35dS.50: wethers S767.75: ewes S76
$50: lambs. ss.50de.35.
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Marine News
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
suppIie. for Honolulu

The steamer Lurline sailed for Honolulu on
Wednesday with cargo valued at s275,423, ana
including the following: 80 bbIs -four, 6.91f ctsl
barley f4.6T4 lbs beans. 81 ctls wheat. IOt
bales hay. 6.2S2 lbs middlings. 4,139 lbs bran.
2,219 lbs fresh meat, 1.069 pkgs fresh fruits. 50
pkgs vegetables. els pkgs potatoes. 912 lbs
garlic, n.796 lbs sugar, $500 lbs salt. SIS es
canned goods 13.050 lbs and 80 cs meals, 6.T27
lbs and 10 cs butter. $685. lbs and IA bxs
cheese 80 es eggs. 1906 lbs and 35S bxs bread.
8 4S3 lbs and 50 bxs dried fruit, $50 lbs and
cs raisins. 1850 lbs and Is es coffee, 100 lbs
goldfish. S.972 lbs hams and bacon, IL. 40 lbs
lard. $40 lbs and cs tea 2S casks beer. 6.454
gals and % es wine. 500 gals and 145 cs whisky.
20 es liquors. 156 gals and so cs gin. 60 GO
champagne. 26 gals and cs brandy. 30 cs and
325 bbls salmon, 81 pkgs drugs. 80 cs boots and
shoes, rolls leather. As pkgs saddlery and har
ness. PSI pkgs dry goods, "a cs hats. 20 bales
oil clothing. go pes and ISL cs car material.
S6S pkgs railroad material so 1855 II lumber. $40
railroad ties. 81 bds windows 80 pcs and so
pkgS doors. so pkgs machinery. 10 tons pig irOn.
253 pkgs wagon material. $40 Dkgs paints, JS2
es soap. 200 Kerosene. 10000 bblS crude oil.
1O2 cs and S5 bbls refined oils. 400. 400 lbs fer
tilizer. IL $50 lbs sulphur, 80 730 lbs bone black
is pkgs agricultural implements, So cs sewing
machines. 15 lis lbs and IL es tobacco. n cs
cigars and cigarettes. 4.S00 SKIS cement, 40 coils
rope, Il automobiles and Is cs parts. % mules.
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New yorlx MONEY Married

NEW YORK. March 3-Money on call easy,
"a as per cent; ruling rate, ~ per cent; clos
ing bid, 25s per cent offered at per cent
Time loans steady; 60 days. 81 per cent; 90
days. 3A per cent; six months, 3a4G4 per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 415d5 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. S505M4.S515 for 60 day
bills and AT 81 s720 for demand
Commercial bills. s4.s41s @4s51s.
Bar silver, 50Ac.
Mexican dollars 44c.
Bonds-Government, weak; railroads, firm.
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Cash Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO, March 3.-Casb quotations were
as follows: Flour steady; No. rye, 7SGTac;
feed mixing barley, 60@64c; fair TO choice
mailing, ,65G7Oc: nax seed No. Southwestern
$2o91a No. 1 Northwestern, $219ia: timothy
seed, $50; mess pork, per bbi.. $24.I5@2o;
lard. per 100 lbs, s13.25; short ribs, sides
Qoosel, $12.SIh @l2-s7h; short clear sides
boxed, S1S.3T1a 1t3.50.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to ISf 900 bushels. Primary receipts were
7e3, 600 bushels. compared with $4,000 bushels
tho corresponding day year ago. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow: wheat. II cars; corn, 29l
cars; oats, 1856 cars: hogs, 900 head.
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Treasury statement

WASHINGTON. March 3.-The condition of
the treasury at the beginning Of business today
was as follows:
Trust Funds-Gold coin. ss5s, lbs. $50; silver
dollars. S4S5. SOL. 900; silver dollars of 1890,
81. .SS9. 900; silver certificates outstanding, s4S5
S5I 600
General Fund-Stsndsrd silver dollars in gen
eral fund. $5. 763, 022; current liabilities. S91-
4s3471: working balance in treasury Offices,
SD 002. l23; in banks 10 credit of treasurer OF
the United States. S34 9T9, ,566; subsidiary silver
coin $2l.2 .2iS, ,o65; minor coin, 81 1856 sol. Total
balance in general fund ssl. O71, 134.
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Water and Sugar Stocks Hi6her
Mining Shares ShowLittl> c lan9e
GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grains

~ VmCdI ana OtDGG 1TubnB
Wheat-This market remains in the same old
groove. Chicago lc lower yesterday.
CASH WHEAT
California club $l.s7is @f.e5; Sonora, S2o5 a
2.io; Propo and white Australian, S2.05@2.lO.
Northern wheafECIub. sts5; Rurrian red,
~ sS& al IS; turkey red, s1t90I1.95; bluestem,
$2@2.05.
Oats--Continue inactive at unchanged prices.
The feeling is easy
: Reds for feed, sI471a6i5Ils reds for seed,
u. I.e0@1.f0; black, $1.50M2.3o; gray, s1.6oG
l:6' y; white $l.6o@1d e7ls per ctl for fair to
Barley--Futures lower yesterday but the
cash grain ruled firm. with sales Of cars Of
choice feed at $l42E. Trade continued quiet
CASH BARLEY
No. feed, t.4on1. 42la of grades. $1.35 a
1:SS& per .ctI;. brewing, $1.42Is M1.4S%; ship
ping lots 81 al. .43M; chevalier, $1.6e@1 50
per ctl.
FUTURES.
10 an Session
Open High Low Close
May T.s-. $780, 1.40l5 t.4o1a 1.40ha L. 14oia
December 49,. l.3lM 1.S1M 1,SO 1.S0
pm. Session
May-s1.40 bid, Sl4I asked
December ,.....f ,ao1a 1905. 1.soh 1.sos.
$165 per ctl asked in sacks; California small
round yellow. $1.7O@l.75:. white, $3.50; large
yellow. 81. 1.70@1.T5; western states yellow. in
bulk. in San Francisco track, $1.57: white, S1.59;
mixed, $l,55: white Egyptian, $1.65G1 1.I0; brown
do. 81. 81 y dl.60 per etl.
Rye-Utah is quoted at 81 California 81
per ctl.
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SEATTLE, March SHILLING quotations:
Bluestem, IL; club, s1.09; 6fe, S1.09; red
Russian, si07. Export wheat: Bluestem, 81 .09; (;
club, 81 .06; ffe. sf.06: red Russian, $1.04.
TACOMA March Observation-Disclosures. 81. IL y
G114; club, 81. .05d 1.06;: red Russian S1.04-
OREGON
PORTLAND. March 3.-Wheat-Track prices:
Club, $1.05; bluestem,s 81. 12d l.. IA red Russian
81 03; turkey red, s1.07; forty fold, s1.06G .OI
valley, $i.03.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks strong.
Cotton market lower.
Local bonds fairly active.
Mining shares show little change.
Wheat stiIl quiet. Barley higher.
Oats and corn inactive.
Beans continue hrm. Hay dull.
Hops active in Oregon.
Eggs and cheese lower. Butter
- unchanged.
Potatoes lower. Onions firm.
Fresh fruits moving OF freely.
Poultry firm. Game lower.
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Nev York Cr.in and Produce

NEW YORK, March S.-Flour-Dul and
lower 20 sell. Receipts, 0,669 barrels; ship
ments. I4I barrels
Wheat-Spot weak; No. ? red, $1.2s bid ele-
vator domestic and nominal f. o. b. ahoat No.
l northern Duluth and No. hard winter,
81 27,. nominal {. O. b. ahost. Options
Wheat was active and weak under great selling
by longs on lower cables, more favorable crop
news and estimates of large farm reserves and
In sympathy with corn. closing 1ac TO 2aac net
lower May $1.21@1.24 5-f6 closed $1.21 !;
July s1.12MMl.l4L, closed $1.12N September
closed 81 OsX. Receipts, 80, 400 bushels.
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Egg Market I'm Nearby Counties
[Special Disnutch 10 The CALI

-PETALUMA, March 3.-Eggs took drop OF
i hc today after receipt OF quotations from the
San Francisco dairy exchange. The best offer
ings were 20fac time receipts, 1870 and
iS12c cash. The Petaluma egg exchange shipped
carload of eggs TO Seattle today Large ship
ments are being sent out daily by local dealers.
The packing houses are Offering inducements to
poultrrmen for all the eggs they supply,
and packing for cold storage will soon begin. The
weather is warm and dry and eggs are in good
condition
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London Wool sale.

LONDON. March 3.-A sale OF sheepskins
was held here today. A good selection amount
ing to 5000 hides was offered. The demand vas
principally for home and French buyers. Full
wooled and half wooled merinoS and crossbreds
ranged unchanged 10 a fsrthing dearer- vsiie
short wooled and shorn were unchanged to
fsrthing lower. Americans bought few lots
Of the best grades
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Beans and Seeds

Beans (per ctl)-Bayos, $5.40da5.6 90: pea, nom
inal: small white, so, large white. s.. 80
@3.90; pink. $4.50614.70 red. So. 50@6. %; black
eve 81. .1Oa4.30; lima. $4.25614-SO: red Kidneys
$5@5.25; cranberry beans. $4.50@4.60; Garvsn-
zas. $2.5o@3-25; horse beans. $2@2. .25-
Seeds-Brown mustard, 4lSc; yellow mustard,
SIC; haxseed. &C.. carload lots; canary. 3< n4c;
alfalfa, 161z@17c; rape. 2@2&c; imported rape
4@4hc; timothy. Sc; hemp, 31s G4c; millet. &c
per lb,
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SAVANNAH. March S-Spirits 81 rurpeDtise
6rrn. 59s.c bid: sales. none; receipts. 35s ship
ments. 161: stock. l6.469-
Rosin. firm; sales, 63J receipts, none; ship
ments sos: stock. 1OS.74 Quotations: p
81 %: D. $40: z S445: +. $3.50: G. 81. s..
RI. 81. 30; l.. $3.50; X, $3.50; M. s6-S5; y, $3.50;
We, s6.S5: WV, 81.
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COTTON FUTTRES
st. Louis Wool Market

dunn grades eombing and clothing. 24629c
light fine. 22d27c; heavy dne, 12G21e; tub
washed, 25dS7e.
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Norfhcrn Businenr

PORTLAND, March 3.-Clearings 81 .S43, ss7; ;
balances. $500
TACOMA. March s.-Clearings. s72s, ,2ss; bal
ances. $4S, SS3
SEATTLE. March S.-olearings, s1.s12, ,5ss;
balances, $21e, ,257.
SPOKANE. March s.-CIearings, s7s2, ,2s5; bal
anees S5sl2S
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Portland Butter Market
Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables

PORTLAND, March 3.-Butter-City and
country creamery extras, 37GI39c; fancy outside
creamery, 34d36c; store, 20d24c.
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poultry and Came

The situation in the poultry market remained
exactly the yesterday the preceding
day. prices for everything on the list being firm
on slender supplies. and premium occa
sionaly obtained for desirable lots of young
chickens Wild geese. hare and rabbits were
effects of the warm weather. being more or less
tainted
Poultry tper dozen)-Hens, S6@6.50 for small,
s75Od1e.5o for large and $l0@12 for extra;
young ROSTERS. $7.50@s.50: do extra large.
$s1i1; old ROSTERS. $5@6; fryers. $6.50@750;
broilers $566 for large and S4@4.50 for small;
ducks. nominal; pigeons. ST. squads. $3@4;
geese, 81. SOFAS per pair.
Game fper dozen)--Gray geese, So; white
geese. 81. .50@2: brant. s2G2. 80: hare, s1@1-50:
rabbits So62.2J
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LOCAL MARKETS
receipt. of Produce March ;
Provisiona

Cottolene-one half Dbl, 131sc; . half bbls,
13c; tierce, 12sc; 2 tierces, 12%c; tierces
l2xc.
Hams and Bacon--The Western meat company
quotes ss follows: Hams, 19@19iAc; picnic hams
l4Mc; California hams, 1s@1Shc extra fancy
bacon. 25c; fancy bacon, 6 to s lbs, 23c; to
10 lbs DC; 10 to IL lbs. 22c, light dry salt ba-
dlum bacon, 1sc; light medium bacon 1sc.
Lard-Tierces 1870. SOS 1890, los 11Kc, IS
11sSc, 81 175s; compound lard, tierces lie, SOS
11Ac los III &c, 5s i5sc. IS 12c; yellow cooking
OIL, Csc per gal; white cooking oil, &c per gal;
salad oil, 6sc per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots.
inspected BY the. government, are 81 per bhl
higher. Extra family beef, $14.5e per Dbl; fam
lily beef $14 per bbl; extra mess beef, $3.50 per
Dbl; smoked beef 1sc per lb.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels, $26; clear $50;
mess $26; pig pork. $3.50; pigs feet, So. 75 for
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cows and heifers.
veaI-s@9Hc for large and sl59110c for small
Mutton-wethers, 11@1 12e; ewes, 1h@12c per
pound.
Lamb-13@14c for yearlnss and 1oc for
spring.
Dressed Pork tper lb)-1Sls a. 14c for light and
11di2c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No. fat steers. over 900 lbs, alive. 81 d5he
per Id; under 300 lbs, Sc; second quality, Ak a
DC; third quality, 4@4kc.
No. cows and heifers, AZ @41ac; second quail
ity, 3% gee; third quality, Sk @s14c; common,
thin, undesirable cows, 2Z @3e.
Fat bulls and stays. "a @2lsc; half fat or thin
bulls, 1iaQ2c.
Calves-Light weight per h., 5A@6c per ID;
medium, 51z G5Ac; heavy, s4&4Hc. gi
Sheep tper lb)--wethers, No. I, eG619c; ewes.
5@5hc.
Lambs tpcr lb)--Thts years milk lambs: "a
1l5c.
Hogs (per lb,--Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to 40 lbs, 9c; 140 to $50 lbs; 9kc; $50 to $50
lbs, 9i4c; common, undesirable hogs, 6@7c.
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NIirneapolis Grain a,N Produce

MINNEAPOLIS, March 8. = Wheat May,
81 12X@1.12I5; July, $1.121a; cash No. 1
hard. s1.13M @f.14la; No. northern. LIPS
1.1S%; No 2 northern, s1.io@1.11%; No.
/, s1.O6G1 .l0ls.
Flax-Closed at $2.1SL.
Corn-No. 5 yellow, 5s4 @56%c.
Oats-No. 5 white, 43az @44kc.
Rye-No. q 743 676Tc.