The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 13, 1901, Page 8

WEDNESDAY. THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, 8 Good to steers, $5@5; to_medtum, | o Bran ana about balance the demand. [27c; Culls and Brands, M4@iSc; Sheepskins, 004 207 sockers " and 355004 6: | BRAN. T per ton. Mgt onch short” wool "HOE: | Hana ww-i 1‘:“ lu urm‘aw‘cu-. e':nnu’:. mnuuus—nmn-m n‘:‘a‘ ' ::25 mum. _.:' - ";fliu - Haw Tomna il aoirs THgTie: e, B | ton Ollcaks Bleal at the il T25050 J00bing, | And $262 5 tor medium. §1 5 g wmat ani o | Honokaa bulls, $2 50@3 5. HOGS—Receipts to-day, 21,000; 28,000; left over, 300 Strong to closing firm; top, $5 7215: mixed a to-morrow, higher, bu [INANGIAL London Market. NEW YORK. March 12.—The Commercial Advertiser's London cablegram says: The stock market here was idle to-day and prices were irregular. The settlement, which is proceding isclosed very light speculative ac- even in Americans. Investment securi- Tiew were dull. The American department was quietly firm, 4025 6715 good t heavy, $5 60G5 T2%: Tousn heas. 3 40as 30, bt 5 1005 Gy bulk of_sales, § 65. SHEE! ceipts, 11000, Sheep steady to strong; 1 , Strong to ten cents higher; £00d to cholce wethers, $4 40@4 85: fair to cholce mixed, $4G1 50: Western sheep, $4 40@ 485, yearlings, $4 75@5: native iambs, $i 50% 545, Western lambs, $4 905 45. Boston Wool Market. BOSTON, March 12.—The same conditions which have ruled the wool market here have been continued. Notwithstanding some sales values do not strengthen. The bulk of tran- sactions have been in the Territory grades and Include many lots of standard quality. The SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. 3 | Silver and Exchange unchanged. heat and Wheat freights dull and easy. ey in fair demand and steady. Oats dull. : : f . although in the arbitrage transactions New | market is no casier than last week and more Corn neglected and mominal. Rye freely offered and lower. Fork was & selier on Delances; Bttt BoOshE| cobBieucs'ie expressed by dealers than at the = Northern Pacific and Canadian Pacific, offer- | last report. G Wwools in the Territory grade ing freely calls on Northern Pacific at 3% per rcent for the end of June and 4% for the end of September. The bank has hought £6000 in gold bars. Money was easier. are showing little change in price. Fine me- dium and fine. good fair staple scoured is quoted at 40G43¢, while the strictly staple article calls for 45@46c. Fleece wools are slow. Quotation: Jay, Beans, Sceds and Fecdstufis quiet and unchanged. Potatocs and Onions wweak under liberal supplies. Swmmer Vegetables slozwly tending downzward. CLOSING. Territory, scoured basis—Montana o 45408 ol s Atchison, tg; Canadian Pacific, st; St. | diam and fine U@tse: scoured, Butter in large supply and quoted weak. Paul iy Union Pacific preferred. ‘s | G, Vi Waoming and faerer Northern Pacific preferred, %; Grand Trunk, ; Anaconda, $%: Rand Mines, 42. Bar silver, steady, 28 1-16d per ounce. Money, 3@3% per New York Money Market. NEW YORK, March 13.—Money on call, steady, 2% per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 4o, Australian, scoured basls, spot prices—Comb- ing_superfine, nominal, 70@7c; good, & &verage, 63@6ic. New York Cotton Market. NEW YORK. March 12.—On market was easy, with prices 4@7 points lower Eggs and Checse in satisfactory demand and steady. Oranges in fair supply and steady. Limes firm and Lemons easier. All Dried Fruits except Prunes neglected. the call the Tut it y 1 ices. F t. Sterling exchange firm, with Nuts, Raisins and Honey stagnant at previous prices. R e 1 e Slha e S B fo |8 resent crop optlona and 3 ponte” lower Provisions steady, but in poor demand. demand and $ 84g4 $1% or stxty days. Posted | (90 POIRL DIEHEE o mext crop o, o5 "the < bills, 4 84%. Silver certificates, 6114@6234c. | NOOR hour. May reached §.28c soon after mid. day under general selling, brought out by es- timates for large raceipts to-morrow and re- perts that Southern spot cotton markets were easing off under pressure from the interior. But before 2 p. m. a steady undertone ob- Hops going off fairly. Tallow in fair demand. Hides duil. W, ¢ quiet and not firm. Mutton and Lamb lower. Beef, Veal and Pork about the smie. Local stocks and bonds sclling very well. Bar silver, 80%c. Mexican dollars, dfc. Bonds—Government, irregular; State, steady; railroad, irregular. Condition of the Treasury. ool ve tained and somewhat hastily local orts turned for profits. This buying resulted in Seerne slarp rise in May to 8%c, with other mont!l WASHINGTON, March 12.—To-day's state- 1! barel. Oil stocks rather quicter at previous quotations. P A T g A g M BT el e 100 i ower. U StOCRS % . o lance, ,49 L, 339,555, i 4 New York Metal Market. Cordage quoted higher. % % New York Metal ] NEW YORK, March 12.—After a_continued i lk’ezu York Grain and Produce. decline of nearly a week tin In New York I D«n\:u & Rio Grande. 89y ! | ; | took a decided turn for the better to-day, = e P o e 3E # | prices going up about 25 points to $25 80, with rector of the climate | Erie ist pretd o NEW YORK, March 12.—FLOUR—Recelpts, | (¢, cIo%e firm but quiet. ' The copper market { ruled {nactive and unchanged. and unchanged, while spelter was weak and 24 points lower to $3 90G3 95, in sympathy Great Northern Hocking Coal Hocking Valley e Weather Bureau, makes | for the week | | 20,534 barreis; ately exports, 14,191 barrels; moder- active and tending lower, showing weak- ture has been nearly normal Iilinois_Central ! ness at the close in synipathy with wheat. v‘vm;‘ ""d decline abroad. Pigiron warrants the State during the week. | SO P WHEAT—Receipts, 105,50 bushels; exports, | Unchanged. r m lower toward the clc - : o -3 > 131,380 bushels; spot, siead; 0. 2 red, 79%c | ' - ng week. Dry morth- e e . | £. 0. b. afloat; No. 2 red, T8%e elevator: No. 1 London Wool Market. . W me sec ns and | Lake Shore . * northern Duluth, FX"f 1. o. b. afloat; No. 1 in has fallen in near Louisville & Nash! hard Duluth, S1%c £/ o. b. afloat. Options | LONDON, March 12.—The second serles of opened guietyand firm on the Government re- | port of Yarm reserves, but were quickly af- fected by realizing on the part of roof traders, { becoming weak andgunsettled late In the ses- | slon. Bearish intimAtions were encouraged by disappointing clearances, liberal Northwest re- | ceipts and liquidation; closed weak. s @%c d Manhattan Elevated . the 1901 wool auction sales opened to-day with a good attendance. The offerings numbered 11.600 bales. There was a strong demand from the home trade, the Continent took moderate uantities and the American operators were uiet. Several parcels were withdrawn. A Metropolitan Street R: Mexican Central .. Minneapolis & St Minneapolis & St Missouri Pacific Mobile & Ohio. ouls. | snow in the moun- i ouis sufficiently dry for rain and work had nd orchards, Grain - —— oot AERS oo | foir selection of merinos met with a good de- ; pleted and all re Anmiuar), (Eaney A TR o, 8 k@S 15-16c. | hand” and sold Treely at unchanged DFices. Missouri, Kansas & Texas prefd closed a 4c, closed at 9c. | M G i 3 ge acreage has been or Dirks Cantens HOPS—Quiet Cross-breds were 5@7% per cent lower. sow ¥ are in excell ew York Central..... HIDES -Steady. § S P g Erowth ¢ Norfolk & Western... WOOL—Dull Livzipool Wheat Mark:t. folk & Western Northern Pacific pretd R—Raw, qulet and weak;: refined, easy; | ard A, confectioners’ A, 5.05c. LIVERPOOL, March 12.—WHEAT=Spot, ted | Northern Pacific prefd « Rio, dull; mild, ‘quiet. Fu- . v n Omtario & Western........ tures clcged steady, with prices 5@10 points net | firm: No. 1 California, 6s 2d; No. 2 red Wes y Oregon Railroad & Nav....... highe: total sales 6. bage, including | ern, §s 114; No. 1 Northern spring, 6s i abun | Oregon Railroad & Nav prefd March, $5 9. April, 95@6; July, §s 11%d; July, 58 11%d. Cattle and sheep are [ 45300 Pennsylvania - $6 05@6 10; September, October and | i American mixed, | 4100 Reading K 36 15; Deceniber, $6 3. | 35 10d; American mixed, old, 3s 11d. Futures Ste_have occurred and at| 11100 Reading 1st prefd.. —Recelpts, 10, packages; firm; | quiet; March nominal; May, 3s 9%d; Jul pres ®e yield of d 5200 Reading 2d prefd | tresh creamery, 16G23c; June creamery, 15@20c; | 3s_9%d. cidu, uraging. Early - Rio Grande Western....... factory, 10@14%c. | Receipts of wheat during the past three ¥ varieties of these | io Grande Western prefd. Receipts, 11,516 packages; firm and | days, 127,000 centals, including 125,000 centa o | ntral and north- | ng rapidly in_ the ards have been | Citrus frufts con- large quantities of ped datly."” Weather R:[‘art. dtan—Pacific T Louis & San Fran..... Louis & San Fran ist prefd... Louis & San Fran 2d prefd.. Louis, Southwestern . Louls, Southwestern prefd.... St Pawl e St Paul prefd.. €t Paul & Omaha Southern Pacific Southern Rail Southern Railw: unchanged: Western, at mark, 13%@l4c; South- ern. at mark, 13@13%c. DRIED FRUITS. Selling orders were numerous on fine and fancy grades of apples, and as consumers were not anxious to take hold an easier market re- sulted, though prices were not quotably lower. State common was quoted at 3%@4%c: prime, 4%@sc; choice, 5@éc: fancy, 6@ic. California dried fruit continues inactive and nominal. American. three days, 229,500 cental | | Foreign Markets. BERLIN, March —lr—lnlemn(mnnll ‘were quiet on the Bourse to-day. Americans were well maintained. Canadian Pacific improved .. ) 2 B e & PAANS. 3% | PRUNES—34@Sc per pound as to size and|on favorable traffic news. Iron shares were 0, March 125 p. m. Union Pacific .. ‘" quality. | Srm, owlng to an unverified rumor that the g seasonal rainfalls to Union Pacific prefd. 5 APRICOTS—Royal, 7X%@12; Moorpark, 8% | American steel combination was seeking ac- ared with those of the same date et .55 .. 181 | @15c. | tion with the Boehumer cast steél factorie: nd rainfall in the last twenty- Wabash prefd PEACHES—Peeled, 11@15c; unpeeled, 6%@10c. | 1 be followed by a combination of the Ger- | Wheeling & Lake Erie...... ety | man and American steel syndicate. Banks Wheeling & Lake Erie 24 prefd —# | were lifeless. Transvaal rails were firm. Wisconsin Central -...... LONDON, March 1%.—Consols, 56 Third Avenue ..... . ot 23 1-16d; French rentes, 2%e; W Baltimore & Ohio prefd.. Chicago Grain Market. Foes on passage, quiet and steady; No, 1 National Tube ........ § | standara California, 30s 3d; Walla Walla, National Tube prefd # | 28 Tiad: English country markets, quiet. Express companies— LIVERPOOL, March 12, Wheat.' strons; No, Adams - ol 1 standard California, 6s wheat American ... e ey He e A MAy, hest Opeid | e weak: Mur in Paria: weaki Teanch 4 United States ... %@%c higher at 75%c to T5%c under the short- | {7 Far's. Weat: foUC ! Walls Paren . | lived support resultant to higher Liverpool | “COTTON~Uplands, 4 31-224. Alllncvlllneou — s cables and the mildly bullish Government re- ——:7 86| 338 | 400 American Cotton off .. port made yesterday. There was a fair amount rtland’s Business. S ximum temperature, | g0 :;::::::: h{:m:‘on prefd | of outside buying the first few minutes, but tha Portla e 4 L | 3% Americen Malting pretd . | bulk of purchases was made by local shorts. | popry N O March 12 —Clearings, $586,- AT ITIONS AND GENERAL| 5800 Amerfcan Smeiting & Refin .. 5% | It was oon left to local bulls to take care | FORTLAND. 5 FORECAST. American Smelting & Refin prefd.. 843 | of the market and they proved unequal to the > % Y e . cricengra SR, ‘American Epirits . - 1% task, although the bear pressure was at no 7o 7 v R ey e Nt 1 American Spirits prefd . | time’ severe or even merious, . Considering the Northern Wheat Market. ear in California and Arizona. | American Steel Hoop . 36l | divergent views expressed by leading traders iy - from Cape Mendocino | American Steel Hoop pretd . So% | the comparative inactivity of the market is a OREGON. Coast and o ol | o & Wire ... uzzle. bull_arguments embracing recen e N 4 t and over the plateau American Steel & Wire prefd. % | reductions In crop estimates for Argentine, | PORTLAND, March 12.—WHEAT-Nominal; rapidly over the P R e ‘4% | Australia, France and in the Northwest are | Walla Walla, vs‘{- A cif An area of hi American Tin Plate prefd . B | answered by pointing to the fact that May ASHIN! N. ¥ Northern California | American Tobacco ...... wheat is now Sc higher than it was a year ago. | TACOMA, March 12.—WHEAT—Quiet and « & American Tobacco prefd . It was this answer which was made to the | unchanged. Blue stem, 57c; club, 54%ec. Anaconda Mining Co . Brooklyn Rapld Transit Colorado Fuel & Iron Continental Tobacco .. Continental Tobacco prefd . Federal Steel .... Federal Steel prefd . General Electric .. Glucose Sugar. . Glucose Sugar pref. International Paper . perature has remained nearly sta- Governmuent. report. stricts e maicrially changed during ons are now favorable for weaddicr in California Wednes- The market, without any particular pressure, worked off during . | forenoon_to T1a@ 4% | noon to K@ Tske, reacted to Té%e and closed %0 | easy, %c under yesterday at Tic. 3% | “Comn very active during the first hour $9% | and higher on the Government report and un- 2 | settled weather. It became quiet later and 474 | eased off somewhat. The close was K@%c | higher at 40%@4lc for the May option. Oats were more active and stronger than — e - the . rallled during the after- | % h LOCAL MARKETS. & San Francisco for thirty eht, March 13, 1301 air, warme: Wednes- International Paper prefd -+ 5% | usual in sympathy with corn. May closed e Laclede Ga: 80 | Bigher at Mica2ise. . %2 | Sterling Exchange, 60 Qays coee — 8 8% National Biscu 413 | Provisions were firm, without much business | Sterling Exchange, sight . . = 4 88% ;gmon-l Biscuit £ | being transacted. Near the close the market Sterlh;; Cables .. e 4895 nd. % ational Lead . s 15 | was bare of offerings and the price was bid | New York Exchange, sight...... — 5 G. H. WILLSON, National Lead prefd | up by local packers. May pork closed 1sc | New York Exchange, telegraphic — 17y Local Forecast Official. Natlonal Steel . higher, lard 5c up and ribs Tic improved. Silver, per ounce .. st 607 —_— M ’,: 1‘0';10‘"‘5!;71 s The leading futures ranged as follows: Mexican Dollars, nominal . .50 @ & - 3 * North Ameri Articles— _ Open. High. Low. Close, . | ; | Pacific Coast - Wheat No. 2— AN Wheat and Other Grains. | EASTERN MARKETS. l B e v i Ry e nE | = > acific Coast 24 prefd . April L x WHEAT FREIGHTS—Are dull and easy at P < * o % | May. - v % WK T |6 30g3ts €4, usual options, according to the Pressed Steel Car . | March . PO ;fl:a ot !h;uc-rrle- "l:h-e;h tered 'hglllsfl;;nt Vew Yo 4 It W% 41 |in port a registered tonnage of 15,90, New York Stock Market. R st Car e = % against 21,200 tons on the same date last year: Standard Rope & Twine 2 2% 23% | disengaged, 9246 tons, against 267; on the way NEWE YORK, March 12—The stock market Sugar 24% 24% 248 | to_this port, 140,000 tons, against 166,530, continved spotty to-day and largely made up Sugar pref WHEAT—The ‘Government report announced of the operations of professional traders in in- Tennesseé Coal A SRRk, B 3470 | 126,100,000 bushels of wheat in farmers’ hands, Siviteal ook, May ot O . United States Leather . 48 1490 14824 1490 |or 245 per cent of the last crop, as compared i 5. Many of these operationr were Tatted Seabes Soethar Sapaes (4 57% 1457% 1450 1450 | with 158,700,000 bushels in 1900, or 20 per cent s . ~ Uni -ather p sased on causes peculiar to the stocks affected United Stotes Rubber .. 160" ‘pounds— of_the 1899 crop. &nd the traders professed to be following the United States Rubber pref 757% | News from the different markets is meager, leadership of insiders in their buying. How- Western Unlon . 7% 78 760 |owing to the general apathy everywhere, over s may b5, It was exifens that parsiy Republic Iron & Sicei G /11" “Ims 1% 1@y 1% | Bradatreets gives the siatistical position of sl BB B n gy g b o Republic Iron & Steel Co pretd. 765 77 76 | 770 |the market as follows: East of the Rockles, i culat p play ze P PECa st Loute.... Short Ribs, per 100 pounds— a decrease of 1,404,000 bushels: Europe and the a7 s dealings as realizing maies came into Amalgamated Copper | Jaren =l 730, |afloat an increasé of 500.000; total net dec;eas, ce 10 every ere. 2 oy ,000. D g s ,“‘"i;';“"“’:j“ Shares sold. | Beptes 13 Chicago opened a shade firmer on better for- he s more or Jes realizing going on 4 = R 3 3 ining influence of the strength CLOSING BONDS. Cash_quotations were ns fol e ot Do, e WA A in special stocks being availed of to take profits 1926 - op | 0. 3 spring wheat 68@72c:.No. 2 red. | “'rhe local market has not changed much for in the general list. The result of this is seen In | cog - sopanIuaD ®WA | 6L 3 gy | DR@T6%e: No. 2 corn, 3%c: No. 2 yellow. | geveral weeks, and ls dull the net ® prevailing here and there, some | %gg -+~ -g38] U0 SIAL | NLoT | Be 2 oate, DGiacs No 2 white, 2T4® | “'5pot Wheat-Shipping, 9c; milling, 97%c@ of them in important stocks. TIhe principal | Yerr-- sy s30ug 1828 | 911 waop | 27%¢i No. 3 :nug,} z‘nfi%_an : No. :‘rye. 33¢: | 517025 per etl. eatures of the news of the day was the ex- : 0z op | wr shep | 000 Lesting: hesiey,, fe: Iuby: 10 ahotod stty CALL BOARD SALES. it traffic returns of the railroads. Eepeci- e st usvawas | 16 2 | il e | storraad " Semsiin = $:18!7ofcloak /> Muvoaidk Carriers ana some o Lie Houthern oeds | o7, JISd toln |Xas S | R0 e Dork. et batrel 514 To014 15: Tard: | ctin Biacs 400 Soc 5500, SeRer Decrmbons s ers ana so % - % : A . : lard, ;, 4000, 9534c; 2000, 3 s ddog i mpemdad ol oy TEE A (S0 S “""{“ 0100 | B85 201 io: ry snited: shouiders (bomasy, | - Second Hession—May—2000 ctls, 98%c: 400 cver those of the corres veek of last = Q . §1 25a7 40; % ) ; 3 e« e mantgn ot S A e $¢ Tigérs 62 short clear sides (boxed), §1 60 | 98%e. December—000, $1 04%; 2000, §1 04%. was perbaps the cause of the dulingss and apioRg os| o 7 80; whisky. basis of high wines, §1 27; clover, | Regular Morning Sesslon—May—4000 ctls, T Ak e W T ik confract grae, $10 75. SEic), SO0, S8%c 14000, SRige. December—io000, S . D1 pransed - Shat 0 | 3 2! 201 icte Recelpts. Shipments. rnoon § — May— : #trike was 1o be feared. The continued low | %¥§1°*"****6u0d [neg IS {34801 |r1'.:|?,-dg7r-,|- 003t o pml-";;o w{;fi‘-"‘{f;‘“»?«? fisfl';’c‘?;‘l g‘m"‘nw cDmu-. ::’.‘.i_% rate for call loans neutralized the effect of the | 1eUey uod 48 % 7138 g5 | Wheat, bushels 65,000 | $1°04%: 2000, $104: 4000, $1 04%. 4 S e o G T TR ity an | St et 2 B | e San Mol Hehe | quaear e, ket rmaine s betore the ‘growing demands from the interior. A | 48 < - W5 us3 SOIPROH Sl R %000 | Quoted. ' There is a moderate demand for ac- number of the important movements of the | &SIl " 53 u03 op |BelIl Tarley, busheis IO e TR Soup AChe T e Thecianed day were in the stocks of minor railroad com- ] 8 10 M1 - e e lel"I ) espe 'u panies and rumor was busy with stories of pro- On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter | have not var or gome little time. Jected consolidations to meeoumt for those 8. market was inactive: creamery, 15@2lc: dairy, | Feed. T2%c for cholce bright, 0@TIke for No. noes. The »stocks of express companies, 11@1%¢. Cheese, dull, 10%@11%c. duil; | 1 and €7%c for off srades; Brewing and Ship- ch have been dormant, advanced: sharply 38?0 X N|%OIT fresh, 114@12c. ping grades, 75G80c; Chevaller, nominal. over the last quotations. Amierican Express e sp oD | %0n S CALL BOARD SALES. rose 3 and lost it; United States Express 43 2_opIoBa ON | %ol * ———————————#%| Informal Session—9:15 o'clock—No sales. obacco was Gue to : : a. % e i Do e St TER AN A e o Foreign Futures. e e = Copper weakened on reports of & renewal of hostile projects in Montana. The smelting etocks fell on the notice of appeal of the sult eguinst the absorption of the Guggenhe!m in- terests. The enumeration of #special in- fluences might be considerabflf extended. but OATS—The demand continues very Nght and quotations show no change. White, $1#@145; Surprise, nominal: Red, 81 25@1 40 for Feed and $1 35@1 45 for Seed: Gray. nominal; Black, for Feed, $1 1T%@1 20; for Seed, $1 %@1 30 per ctl, 23| Little Chief. 35 Ontarlo the resulting price movement In other cases CORN—Sales are few and far between and s Ithough it extended from 1-to 2 quotations are nominal. Offerings, though pointe in'a number of stocks. The closing was small, are neglected. considerably unsettled by the profit-takin Yeliow, $1 1001 15; White, $110@1 15; East- The railrosd bond market continued active ern mixed, $1 1: r ctl. end generally firm, but some of the less active 2 el RYE—Is freely offered, lower and weak at Dcinware. Lack & Western. bonds vielded to some extent. Total males, |Union Pacifie. ,% mw{- e ot JFarmers are letting go on it declmdh!:( .;1‘ e & o 2. gm‘z!n‘dnd oo 25 00 account of e fine crop prospects. NEW YORK STOCK LIST. S Bondss i Visible Grain Supply. Flour and Millstuffs. Skares Closing Atchison 4s 0w bl A Raold. Stock— L Bid. N E Gas & .. 83 NEW YORK. March 12.—Special cable ana | FLOUR—California Family Extras, $3 256 500 Atchison ... - 50 Adining Shares— 53 | telesraphic communications to Bradstreet's m,‘;g;;s by sdloga R Y A S e A -5 By | T o i e s o | 85 & LR R L i **"'300 O T8 Vheat, Units tates and Canada, east . . e PR T the Rockles, decrease 140600 Vusheis: St 1o ILLSTUFES Prices in sacks are as fol- o R e 504,000 bushels. Corn. Uniteq | Flour. B per 10 Ibe Chicago, Ind & Louisville... 33 Statés and Capada, east of the Rockies, in- | Meal $250: Rice Flour, Pt e P o g i crease 1,202,000 bushels. Oats, United States | X9 Sréam do, §3 50; Chicago & Fastern Ilinol s and Canads, east of the Rockiés, decrease 34z, | 0% , 8 088 75; Caiate 44 oubioten. g IR % | Seat Figars b o icago, Rl n. Pacific.. 125% % ST '0; = 5 ¥ G e B Lo S Chicago Livestock Market. Bouie penn, "85 Grdon Feans 10 30" pur 130 185, *7 Colorado Southern 1st prefd . fi g & Colorado Southern 24 prefd CHICAGO, March 12.—Recei, 4500, includ- s Delaware & Hadson:. o Ing 200 Tezans. Cholce -uerl:“ steady, Hay and Feedstuffs. Everything etands as before quoted. Recelpts Recelpts of American corn during the past | $26 50; Cocoanut Cake, $17@1s: Corn Meal, $25G % wileum" ‘Corn, " $25 30@%6; _ Mixed Feed, AY—Volunteer, $5@5; Wheat, $11@13; Wheat e Ay O B RLaT et STRAW—35G17i5c per bale. 2 Beans and Seeds. Beans continue dull at the quotations which have ruled for some weeks, and the market is featureless, Holders, however, are firm in their views, and not disposed to make conces- slons to work off their stocks. There is noth- ing doing in seeds. BEANS—Bayos, $2 50@2 75; Small White, $4 60 @4 90: Large White, $4@4 25; Pink, $2 15@2 35; Red, $3G3 50; Blackeye, $3G3 25: Limas, $5 680G 570; Pea, cleaned up and nominal; Red Kid- ney, $3 5@+ per ctl, SEEDS—Brown Mustard, nominal; Yellow Mustard, nominal; Flax, §2 $0@8; Canary, 3@ 3% for Eastern; Alf; T4@Sie for Califor- nia and 9@94c for Utah: Rape, 2G2%c; Hemp, 3ikc: Timothy. 6%e. DRIED PEAS—Niles, $2G2 50; Green, $2 709 8.per ctl; Blackeye, nominal Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. Another large quantity of Potatoes s at hand, arrivals yesterday being 8406 sks, of which 7284 were from Oregon. The market is naturally weak under these free supplies, and the only description to show any strength is Garnet Chiles, Onfons are also weak and dull, as the las receipts which followed the recent boom have not yet been worked off. Vegetables are weak all around, and prices are gradually settling. Supplies are ample for all current needs. Receipts were 508 boxes Asparagus, 232 boxes Rhubarb and 63 sks Bay Peas. POTATOES—Early 75@0c; Burbank: for River and tor Oregon: Garnet Chiles from Oregon, 60@8lc: Sweets, 50gTic for Merced; New Potatoes, !W!g per 1b. | ONIONS—$2G2 76 per ctl; Cut Onions, 50c® | $150 per sack; Australians are jobbing at bc: Green Onions, per box. VEGETABLES—Rhubarb, 75¢@$1 50 per_box; | Asparagus, 10@1lc for fancy, for No. 1| and 4@ic per Ib for No. 2: Green Peas, 2@4c for Los Angeles and 4@6c for Bay: String | Beans, 6@10c: Cabbage, Sic; Tomatoes, Los Angeles. G0c@$1 25 per crate; from Mexico, 75c@§1 25 per crate; Ej Los Angeles, 12%@1ic per 1b; Green . Los Angeles 8@10c per Ib for Chile and 12%c for Bell: Dried Peppers, 12@1Sc; Dry Okra, 2c per Ib; Carrots, 26@35c per sack; Hothouse Cucumbers, Tse@ $1 60 dozen; Summer Squash, $1@125 per box; Garlic, 2%@3c per Ib; Marrowfat Squash, $30 per ton; Mushrooms, 10@15c per Ib. Poultry and Game. One car of Eastern Poultry came in, making three thus far this week. The market con- ticues firm at the good prices, with moderate recelpts. Game Is nominal, as usual at this time of the year, and there is comparatively little coming in, POULTRY — Live Turkeys, 10@1lc for Gob- biers and 12%@l4c for Hens; Dressed Turkeys, 12%@14c: Geese, per pair, $1 50@1 75; Goslings, | $2 50@2 Ducks. $4@5 for old and 35@7 for | joung: Hens. $4@6; Young Roosters, $5@7: old | Roosters, $4@4 0; Fryers, §4 50@5 for large and $3@4 for smal $! 75@2 per dozen for old and $2 50G3 for Squabs. GAME—Gray Geese. $3; White Geese, $1@ $125: Brant, $150 for small and §2 for large: Honkers, $3@4 50; English Snipe, §3; Jack | Snipe, §150; Hare, $1@1 Rabbits, $1@12 | for Cottontall and 7ic for Brush. Butter, Cheese and Eggs. All quotations still stand without change. The Butter market is overstocked with dlh‘)" Cescriptions and they are dragging. Fine | creameries continue to take care of themselves, | being in good demand for the local market | and the north. There are no southern orders | on_the market. Cheese is In fair supply and steady. Eggs are quoted steady, with a continuation | of the demand for storage. In addition the | local demand Is good, as the low prices have | stimulated the consumption. There is no ac- cumulation of stocks and dealers are sat.sflad with the demand. Receipts as reported by the Dairy Exchange were: 74,000 pounds of Butter, 2097 cases Eggs, 7 pounds California Cheese and — pounds stern Cheese. BUTTER— Creamery—Extras, 17c; firsts, 15c; seconds, Ue. Dairy—Extras, store, 1lc. Storage—Creamery extras scconds, —; dairy extrs Pickle, — per pound. Keg, ~— per pound. CHEESE — Fancy, full cream, 8c: cholce, Sc; common. nominal: Young Americas, 9iac 15c; firsts, 13 Eestern, full cream, 15@i6%e per Ib. EGGS— California Ranch — Selected White, 124c. = colors, 1l%c per_dozen. . | Californla Gathered—Selected, 11%c; stand- | ard, llc; seconds, ——. Fresh 'Eastern—Fancy, —; standard, —; | seconds, —. ! Storage—California fancy, -—: standard, | oa;, Eastern fancy, —; standard, —; sect onds, —. Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. Seven cars of Oranges are announced for to- day's auction. The Orange market continues steady and choice fruit, untouched by frost, is firm. Stocks are moderate. Limes continue scarce and firm, but Lemons are reported rother weaker, owing to larger supplies. The Honolulu steamer brought up 1600 yunches Bananas. This fruit is steady under a moderately supplied market. Apples are in falr demand and very steady. Trey will soon be out. DECIDUOUS FRUITS— APPLES—50@75c_per box for common, 90c | $150 for good to choice and $1 %5@2 for ‘ancy. PEARS—T75¢@$1 50 per box and nominal. CITRUS FRUITS—Navel Oranges in good condition, $1G2; Seedlings, G0c@$1: Tangerines, @ for §00d to choice; Grape Fruit, G0c@$2; Mexican Limes, $8;: California Limes, nominal; Ba- nanas, $i@2 per bunch: Pineapples, 75c@$2 per dczen. Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins. Prunes continue the only description to show any life. The medium and large sizes are firm and are getting scarce in the East. The market is still glutted with the small sizes, which formed 90 per cent of the crop. Ral- sins, Nuts and Honey are reported neglected at_the oid famillar quotations. FRUITS—Apricots, 5@7c for Royals and 8%@ 10c for Moorparks; Evaporated Apples, 4@3%e sun-dried, 14@2%c: Peaches, 3@3lic for stand. ard, 4@4le for choice and’ 3f@éc for fancy Pears, 2@7c; Plums, pitted, 4@5c; unpitted, 1% l‘%fi: Nectarines, 5@i%c for red and 5%@sc for white. £ PRUNES—Santa Clara, 4 sizes, 3c; 30-40s, Tc; 40-50s, 6%c; 50-60s. 4igc; 60-70s, 3%c; 10-50s, e: 80-90s, 2%c; 90-100s, Z4c; 100-1208, 1éc; rubles, %c premium; Sonomas, ‘Wc and San Joaquins %c less than Santa Claras, except 100 and over, which stand the same. RAISINS—The Ralsin Growers' Asscciation has established the following prices: Bleached Thompson’s fancy, Ib; cholce, 1ic; | standard, 10c; prime,. 9c; unbleached Thomp- sons, 9¢c per Ib. Sultanas—Fancy, 104c per Ib; cholce, 9%c; standard, $%c; prime, Sc; un- bleached Sultahas, Sc: Seedless, 50-1b boxes, G%c: d-crown, Tc; 3-crown, 6%c: 2-crown, fe. Pacific brand, 2-crown, 6¢; 3-orown, 5Yc, and 4-crown, 5lc; seeded (Fresno prices), fancy, 15- aunce, 7¢; 12-ounce, 5%c; cholce, 16-ounce, #%c; 12-ounce, 5%c; London Layers, 2-crown, $15) r box;'3-crown, $1 60; Fancy Clusters, §2; De- esa, $250; Imperial, $3. All prices f. o. b. at common shipping points in California. NUTS—Chestnuts, $@10c per b for Itall: Walnuts, No. 1 softshell, 10c; No. 2, Tiéc 1 hardshell, 9%c: No. 2, Almonds, 1 for papershell, S@lic for softshell; Peanuts, 5@ 6¢ for Eastern; Brazil Nuts, 13¢; Filberts, 1 Pecans, 11@13c; Cocoanuts, $3 50@5. HONEY—Comb, 13%@14c for bright and 1240 13c for light amber: water white extracted, 7ic; light amber extracted, §%@Tc; dark, 6G 6%e per Ib. BEESWAX—24@2¢ per Ib. Provisions. Hams and Lard are firm at the slight ad- vance already noted. Bacon is steady and inged. There is nothing new in barreled The demand for all descriptions is CURED MEATS—Bacon, 11@11%¢ per 1b for heavy, 11%@12c for light medium, 124@13c for fi, 13@l4c for extra light and 15@15%c for T-cured; Eastern sugar-cured Hams, ‘Meos Beef, 312 per barrel; exiva Mose Family, extra $19 50@20; Mess, $17; Beef, LA’ e ind. o $14; extra fine Pork. $15@15 50: Smoked oted at 6o compound and S@Ue for Duse: Balf-barrer pure, 10c; 10-1b tins, 10%c; 5-1b tins, 10%c. - LENE—One half barrels, 8c; three | defective, 10@1lc: Middle County. fr | 23¢; Elaine. 24c: Eocene, 21 Gasoline. bulk, for colts: Horse Hides, dry. $1 75 for large, $1 50 for medium, 3125 for small and e for colts. Deerskins—Summer or red skins, 3uc; fall or medium skins, 30c; winter or_thin skins, 2c. Goatskins—Prime 'Angoras, large and smooth, 30c: medium, 8tc. TALLOW No. 1 fendered. 43%@4%c per Ib; No. 2. 4@i%c; grease, 2@2%e. WOOL—Spring, 190—Humboldt and Mendo- cino, 15@16c ver Ib; Northern, free, 11::; ?n. 10@ile: Gefective, Sa10c: Southern. iz monther 36 Southera, free, 7 months, 7@10c: do, de- fective, 7 months, 7@Sc; Oregon Valley, fine, Li@ibe; do, medium and coarse, 4@lic; Ore- gon Eastern, cholce, 12Glc; do. fair to good, $@lle; Nevada. 10@i2e. Fall-Humboldt and endocino, 11G1z2c; Middle County and North- an Joaquin, 1@sc. 15§20¢ per Ib. San Francisco Meat Market. Motton and Lamb are quoted slightly lower. Beef and Veal remain unchanged. Hogs stand about the same, though the local packers have idopted a different series of weishts and prices, as will be seen below. BEEF—7@Sc for Steers and 6@Ti4e per Ib for cows. VEAL—Lar, ern, HOP: 7@Se; small, ¢ per Ib. MUTTON—Wethers, 9G4c; Ewes, §14@9c per * pn,‘::dlffl Y 1 10¢ b, —Yearlings, per 1b; 1ie per pound. - PORK—Live Hogs, 180 to 225 Ibs, e: Sise. Spring, 1@ 130 1bs and_under, 64c; 5 and over, 5%c; feeders, General Merchandise. BAGS—San Quentin Bags, $5 6: Calcutta Grain Bags, June and July. 6%@6%c: local make, 6%c; Wool Bags, 30@32c; Fleece Twin T, CANNED FRUITS—Extras in 2%-1b tins are quoted as follows: Apricots, $150: Cherries, $2 for black and 32 for Roval Anne; Grapes, $1 35; Peaches, 6ic@S$l 75; Pears, $185; Plums. §135@1 40; Quinces, 31 63; Strawberries, $1 75. COAL—Wellingtcn, $ per _ton; Southfleld Wellington, $3. Seattle, $i: Bryant, $7; Coos Bay, 35507 Wallsend, $3; Co-operative ‘Walls- en Cumberland, $12"In bulk and $13 2 in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, $14; Can- nel, §10 per ton; Coke,.$15 per ton in bulk and 417 in sacks; Rocky Mountain descriptions, 3§ 4 per, 2000 vounds and 38 0 per ton, according o _brand. CORDAGE—Prices are higher. The local cordage company quotes as follows: Pure Ma- nila, 13%c per Ib; Sisal Size, 10%c; Bale Rope, hci Duplex. $igc. Terms, 60 days, or 1% per cent cash discount. PACIFIC CODFISH—Bundles, per 1b, 4%c: cases, regular, 5c; do, extra large, 5%c: do, tern style, 6c; Boneless, 8lc; Norway, fige: rrow Gauge, 6%c; Silver King, 7'%c; blocks, do, Seabright, 6%c; tablets, olden. State, 6%c;: do, White Se 815 b boxes fancy, Boneless,f%c; 2-1b do, 7c; Desiccated, per dozen, 7oc; Pickled Cod, barrels, each, do. half barrels, $ 75. Criental, middles COFFEE—Cvsta ‘'Rica—13@l4c nominal for prime washed: 11@12%c npominal for good washed; 12Glic nominal for good to prime washed peaberry; 11G1i%c nominal for good to prime peaberry: 1014G1% for good to prime: $4@10c nominal for good current mixed with black beans; %@10c nominal for fair; 6@7i%c nominal for common to ordinary. Salvador—1¢4i 13%c for good to prime washed; 8%@%c for falr washed; 11G12%c for good tc prime washed peaberry: 3@9%c for good to prime semi-washed: $@S%c for superior un- washed; §4c for good green unwashed; 10 r_good to superfor unwashed peaberry; | 1%¢ fo 6@7%c for commen to ordinary. Nicaragua—13@16c nominal for prime to fancy | washed: $:@12 nominal for fair to strictly | go0d washed: S@Siyc nominal for good to su- perior unwashed; 10G10%c nominal for good to prime unwashed peaberry. Guatemala and Mexican—13@16c for prime to | fancy washed; 11G12c for strictly good washed: 16@10%c for 'good washed; @9 for fair washed; $GS%c for medtum; %e for in- ferior to ordinary; 11G13c for good to prime washed peaberry; 10@10%c nominal for good | t) prime unwashed peaberry: $4@S%c nominal | for good to superior unwashed. LEATHER—Sole, heavy, Ieather, medium, '25@30c; 100 Rern Ofl . ’i'.'a'.'i, lherhhonvy,,_:‘m:fiv. sou | 1000 Lion, b %0. s Leathe : Harness Leather, beavy, | 5 San Joacuin O & D Co. 3G 1 for No. 2| 8 Wolverine .. . and 30@33c Harness Leather, medium, 3)@37c: Harness | Leather, light. 29@%c; Skirting, 36@40c; Collar Leather, 15@16c per foot; Kip. unfinished, 40@ | e per Veal, finished, 95c; Calf, finished, | T5c@$1 20: Sides, finished, 16G17c per foot: Belt | Knife Splits, 14f16c; Rough' Splits, §@loc per | pound, | TANBARK—Ground, $26G25 per ton; Stick, | $15G20_per cord. { OILS—California Castor Ofl, . No. L | T5c; pure, $130; Linseed Ofl, botied; | i raw. i3c; cases, 5¢ more; Lard Ol extra inter strained, barrels, 70c; cases, T5c: China pure Neatsfoot Ol Sperm. pure. 63c Nut, 5 per gallon: barrels, 63c; cases. 70c: Whale Oil, natural white, 37%@42%c per gal- Icn: Fish Ofl, barrels, 3c; cases, d40c. COAL OIL,” GASOLINE ' AND ' BENZINE— Water White Ccal Oil. In bulk. 13e: Pearl Ofl, cases. 1fe: Astral. 19: Star, 19c: Extra Star. | Deodorized Stove in bulk, 14%4c: cases. 20%c; Bensine, 13igc; cases. 1934c; Se-degres = Gasoline, : cases. 26c per gallon. E —H. R H. is quoted at $15 50 per ton | in large sacks and $17 in 0s. Livernool is quoted at §II@IS 50 for the best and $ITM TS | for lower grades. . TURPENTINE—60c per gallon in cases and S4c in drums or iron barrels. | RED AND WHITE LEAD—Red Lead. 4@ T%c per 1b; White Lead, 7@7%c, according to quantity. QUICKSILVER—$47G47 30 per flask for local use and 5 for export. SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Com- pany quotes, per b, in 109-Ib bags: Crushed, 6.06c: Powdered, 5.0c; Candy Gran- ulated, 5.65c: Dry Granulated, 5.55c: Confec- | A : Magrolia A, 5.15c: Extra C. | c; barrels, 1c more; halt- Xes, 50c more: 50-1b bags. No orders taken for less than 75 Dominos, half-bar- s | i 10c mdie. barrels or its equivalent. rels. 6.30c; boxes, f.55c per Ib. LUMBER — Retail prices are as follows: Pine, ordipary sizes, $1S@I%; extra sizes, higher: Redwood, $15G19; Lath, 4 feet, $3 %07 | 4; Pickets, $20; Shingles, §2 for common and | $ 75 for fancy: Shakes '$13 for spiit and $14 for sawn; Rustic, $23@29. Recéipts of Produce. . MARCH 12. Wool, bales Shorts, sks . Pelts, bdls Hides, No Leather, rolis . Sugar, ctis . Flour, qr sk Wheat, ctls 1,022 385 14 lings, sks 490 Lime, bbls i‘-fiay‘? o 435\ Wine, gals ...... Straw, tons 5/ Quickstiver, flsks OREGON. Flour, qr sks.... 14,41§| Potatoes, eks . Oats, ctls .. 1,910 Onions, sks ... { STOCK MARKET. i Business was very geod on the morning ses- | ston of the Hond Exchange. Pacific Borax de- | clined to $i50 and Contra Costa Water sold | from $69 up to 369 T5. | In -the afternoon trading was lively and | fluctuations were more numerous than for some time. Spring Valley Water declined to 91, | Alaska Packers' to $119, Gas and Electric to $47 50 and Oceanic to $54 25. Contra Costa Water advanced to $7L The ofl stocks showed no particular change. | Business was lighter. STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. P TUBSDAY, March 12-2 p. m. UNITED STATES BONDS. BIdAA-k.I Bl Asic. 4s coupon -114 11433'4s coup (new) 137%138% 4s registered...113 113%z,3s coupon "y - MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. |0ak W Co 5s. — 101 Cs |Oceanic SS 5s.106% — € |Om C R 6s.... — 130 EL -128%133' | Pac G Imp 4s. — 100% F& Cl Ry ts..12% — | &3 Haw C Ss.....1105% — LARR an — L ALCo és. — Do gntd 6s 104 Do gntd 3s..100 — L A P R R 5s5.101%5102% Markt-st C fs. — 127 Do 1st © Gs..121% — NCNGRTs — 113% FRranse e o x NPCRR 6. NPCRR s N CR R 3. OGL&H Osk Tr Co half-barrels, 8c;¥one tlerce, 7%c; two tlerces, 7%e; five tlerces, T%c per Ib. Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. Tallow is reported in fair demand for local account and steady. Hides are slow and out of favor, as most of them are grubby. ops remain as previously quoted. There is a_steady but slow aemndwwhluh 1s making Wool continues motionless and without feat- gradual inroads upon HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell gbout ge under quotations. * Heavy" Salied ifi“% 4, XKip, 9c: Salted Veal 96 i, iy Kip, e, Bpons %iSec EG & R. — w0 SISFG & E... a0y 51%;[San Francisco. 4% 43 & IStktn G & B.. — 14 RANCE STOCKS. K STOCKS. — Lon P& AT — 1% | Mer Ex dip).. 1§ — Cal Safe Dep 100% S F National 137 135 1st N of S BAVINGS BANKS. .1830 1900 (Sav & Loan. Uion Fraat: Alaska Pack...119% — (Oceanic SS Co 54 8 Cal Fruit Can. — 100 Cal Wine Asn100 — L‘:é“md‘—m Mer Ex Assn 102 — |Par Paint Co.. 12% — Morninz Session. 5 California Depost alifornta Safe €. 5 Contra Costa Water, ntra Costa Water. tra Costa Water. itable Gas o 32006 Hawastan C & § Co, 250 Honokaa S Co. 5 Honokaa S Co. akawelt - X 15 Oceanic Steamship Co. 3 Onomea Sugar ¢ 110 Paauhau S P Co 10 Pacific Coast_Borax . 105 78 . 80 . 89 50 is. Spring Valley Water. : 32000 Spring Valley 4s bonds (3d mtg) | Street— | 10 California Wine Association. 100 Equitable Gas ........ #0 Market-street Railway 3 Oaxland Gas . #5000 § P of A bonds........ Afternoon Session. Beard— 10 Alaska Packers’ Association. 15 Aluska Packers' Association. 20 Alaska Packers’ Assocation..... 20 Alaska Packers’ Association... 15 California Safe Deposit 30 Centra Costa Water... 3) Contra Costa Water, b 3. 25 Giant Powder Con $200 Hawalian C & 8 C 50 Honokaa Co.. 100 Hutchinson 8 P Co. 200 Makaweli ... 0 Makawels, 50 Makaweli, ke | 8 Oceanic Steamship Co. 5 Oceanic Steamship Co. $1000 Oceanic Steamship bonds. 20 Pacific Coast Borax.. 35 Pacific Coast Borax 26 S F Gas & & Spring V- 2 Spring Valley Water | 1% Spring Valley Water * $7000 Spring Valley 4s bonds (33 mtg) Etreet— P of A bonds....... $4000 Oceanic Steamahip bonds. PRODUCERS' OIL EXCHANGE. Morning Sessfon. Beard— 200 Bear Flag 20 Blue Goose . 1 Hanford 300 Junction 100 Junction 0 Kern ... . 300 Menarch of Arizona 200 Monarch of Arizona.... tal of West Virginia.. | | { 200 MeKittrick | 200 Four .. 100 Californta | tandard .......... Afterncon Session. Board— | 100 American Fuel . | 50 Blue Goose ... | 100 Caltfornia Mutuai . | 200 California-Standard | 500 Four (b 90)...... 2000 Independence . 30 Junction 115 Kern 2 . 2 200 Occidental of West Virginia 1000 Ol € Petroleum. . 80 Peerless ............ 5 San Joaquin Ofl & Dev. 50 San Joaguin Oil & Dev 200 Twenty-elght 100 Yukon .. SAN FRANCISCO OIL EXCHANGE Morning Session. Board— 1000 California-Standard .. 5000 California-Standard, B 30. 1000 California-Standard ... 00 California-Standard, b 60. Board— 500 Bear Flag . 2 200 California-Standard, b 80 R 1500 Independence .. n 100 San Joaquin O & D Co. ns 0 San Joaguin O & D Co. 1w 100 Wolverine 1424 MINING STOCKS. The following were the sales In the San gtnnclm Stock and Exchange Board yester- ay: Morning Session. 100 Best & Belcher 19 100 Potos! . 5 500 Justice . o 500 Overman . 2 200 Overman . it (24 » 100 Chollar . o) 200 Chollar . 2 100 Crown Point... 11 ) 100 Gould & Curry 18 200 Silver Hill ..... 43 100 Mexican ........ 13| 25 Yellow Jacket.. 15 The following wers the sales in the Pacific Stock Exchange yesterday: Morning Session. 100 Con Cal & Va..1 | 200 Slerra Nevada. 29 800 Kentuck . 02, 200 Silver Hill bd 225 Overman . ' 100 Stiver Hill “ Afternoon Session. 200 Crown Point... 11| 20 Savage .o 500 Justice . 03| 500 Sierra Nevada. 30 500 Justice . 04| 600 Syndicate .. - 0§ 100 Ophir . L CLOSING QUOTATIONS TUESDAY, March 124 p. m. Bid. Ask. 1. Asike. Alpha . . 05 08l Justice . 03 o4 Alta . 2 03 Kentuck . o oz Andes . 05 06 Lady Wash 0 oz Belcher _ . 11 12|Mexican 17 18 Best & Belcher 15 19 Occidental . e o5 Builion .. . 01 02 Ophir % &7 Caledonta ...... 7 75 Overman . 2 B Challenge Con.. 18 18 Potost B Chollar .. . 05 Savage o 10 Confidence ..... T 13 Scorplon . — o4 Con Cal & Va..1 6 165 Seg Belcher. a 02 Con Imperial... 61 02 Sferra Nevada. 29 30 Con New York. 01 03 Siiver Hill e a rown Point... 10 12 St Louls — | Bureka Con....*08 — Standard 390 — Exchequer ... 01 02 Syndicate - Gould & Curry 17 13 Union Con B 1 Hale & Norc... 14 15/ Utah . o e Julta 01 02 Yellow Jacket.. 18 20 HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HOTEL. G A Ryan. Hanford |E Kauntz, Hanford L F Mouiton, Colusa |J McCudden, Vallejo J F Schlingman, Mill V| Miss McCudden, do G L Korts, Cal H H Forney, Sacto W F_Powell, Sacto R L Polk, Detroit, Mch Mrs J H Smith, S Jose O Ryan, Hanford J F Figuerca, S Quen |T A Gill & w. Kans R _E Houghton, Cal Mrs M Alexander, L A W A Morehouse, N Y Mrs B B Sherman, Pas Goldstein, Cal Blackstock, Ventur: L Quackenbush & Paterson. N J A L Brockney, Cal E M Wilkinson. Cal rwick, Mont L Harris, Cal T LEL ‘W G Taylor, Los A R Lumiey, Pittsburg J.P Davenport, Los A/J A Nelson, Pa M J Montieth, Chicago| W L Nelson, Pa ‘W H Hammond, Eurek C S Rennepl, Pa oL Fendieton, Saratos Mrs A Stevins. Los A E Baker, Mo H Walker, Los A Mrs R T Nickerson, |A J Larson, Lodi Sonoma. J W Glenn, Stockton W P Fox. Mont {TT Crate. w & Miss M Cratg. Woodid R Miller,” Omaha J D Bradley, Merced |Mrs M Green. Woodld Mrs C J Tyler, Sacto |T Holland, Phila P L Becker, N Y | E Richards & w, Seat € L Galvin, Redding |Dr O E Cohen, Napa J B Porter, Salinas _ |L M Morgan, Cal wow Jol‘n ton & w, O Bohler, Phila Wichita,® Kans |0 Ralston, Oregon =] R . A H Sweeney, Fres Mrs. Gandalpo, Seattle Mrs H Hollar, Concord Miss Gandalpo, Seattle J B Galbraith, Los A | A Reiter, Cincinnatt Geo Conway, Portland Miss Reiter, do W H Atkinson, Napa |J R Patton, S Joss ‘W D Tuxbury, Vt | Mrs. § Pati 8 Jose J L Robertson, Hanfrd| PALACE HOTEL. O R Woife, N Y S A Watson, Pa J Robison, ‘Berkeley |E L Toucar, N Y Mrs J R Stuart, Bostn| S C Hurbst & w, Wis Mrs J F Clark,. N Y |Miss A Hurbst. Wis Miss H W Rice. N Y |Miss H Hurbst. Wis B F White, Mont J A Evans -, A J Hart, St Paul B F Watkins & w.N ¥ A Bettens, Byron J M Burns & w, W D Wood, Seattle A B Duncan, N Y A L Hawley, Seattle |L F Graham. San Jose R B Snowden & w, 1l F H Yost, Stanford Mrs H H Flint, Chgd T Holland, Pa L Kahn, Chic: N W Wiillams & w. L E Mosher, N Y Chicago N B Kooser, San Jose Miss Blaury, Mt View E J Streuber. Erls |R C Kirkwood. MtView 8 J Tanner, Erle J B Porter, Salinas O Gramm, New York F S Glass, Berkeley N K Biswell. N Y |O C Bersback, Chgo L C Mandeville, Ga |W A Cartin, Portland EETes siwmrsats 3 | e Jr. Ohlo Miss Camilla. Ga |3 R Campbell, U S A © C Hanson, Ga C S Farlton. U 8 A J Stewart & w, N.Y J R Parsons. U S A W H Hammond, Mont Capt & Mrs L M Koeh- A B Hammond, Mont | ler, U S A N W Jonnson, N ¥ | Mre M S Steele, U SA H Bellas, N Y Mrs C E Rule, US A W B Timms. NY_ |J W Piver. U S F La Manna, N Y [N W Iiles & w. Colo W M Baird, Denver Mrs N Kimball, Ia T_A Baldwin & w. B Jefty & w Ty of Hawail Miss Jeffy. Portland WESTERN HOTEL. C R Smith, Cincinnatl; O Graffenberger, Mantl M C 8 Ewers, Napa | S P Sanders, Bowen J A Demenus, Naga | Morton Tryon, Ind 8 C_Gates, Chicago | John McBride, Ind H Holt, New Haven IAII.!.I Jansen, Chicago A Wade, Cal James Quinn, ‘W W_McCandlish, Cal Thos K Miss Smith, Vietorfa Chas i &, Can| o o I Bt Laute - An 3 : : A 'm’ Ohio