The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 26, 1901, Page 8

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. Silver a fraction firmer. Exchange unchanged. Wheat dull at previous prices. Barley weaker. Nothing new in Oats, Corn or Rye. Bran 50c higher. P, Butter lower and accumulating. tcen cars of Oranges sold stull firm, ovisions firm, but not Hay in liberal receipt-and unchanged. Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables stand about the same. Cheese firm and Eggs steady. at auction. citrus fruits as before quoted. with an advance possible. very active. Jning new in the Meat market. the salmon market' this Gazette of March 91 in- per heavy arrivals, lumbia and the Afghanistan Hiddekel with 53,184 cgser o to Liverpool. One or twx small quantities have offered | ut these parcels have been | i the market may be | y all around. Prac- | that has arrived in ing into consumption, be- | ve. Further arrivals of | ived st Liverpool \'l"ln\sl:n with 91,39 kel with 55,184 cases. The ed remarkably steady in - , | aisins a es in New Yerk. . s Iy ew York say ““Holders 1 dec jedly bet- Association making a European | b. coast on 3-crown | ctual effect of this slencias, both imported and g with some demand ade at 64@T%c for im- | for California. Of are now quite well | g0od demand sxn- g e arriving daily from the coast, but | . e up to date t ifties are hardest to are asking are offering of all basie. Trade in is of small pro- ific Time.) March seasonal those ».m rainfalls fo of same date last hours “This rapidly during the e country west of the | except along the immediate Sountatns where there has been a slight riee. A | - n { considerable energy overlies s Idaho. extending southward the valley of the Colorado. | re reported at Winne. Independence. ty and Pocatello at Boise. ed_this morning in the ow A ncigco for 30 hours 1901 Cloudy, unsettied fornia Cloudy. unsettled with fog along the coast: r snow Tuesday; high west- York Stock Market. New YORK, March —The closing of to- market was in contrast with the nz. The first prices of stocks showed the | t e large buying demand which had | ted from outside speculators over ! rable bank statement and art_of prices in the = results oOf to-day: v clearly that un mn'w\ outlook was rot en- he Saturday bank state- | operators fed the outside reely during the first hour. ea re were no Jmportant advances after ng. except where some special influ- | at work. When the accumulation rders in commission houses had d off this mfll taking began to get ed a general de- | the lendcrs of The. mpecn: d ¢ of the day was 1o make | sing show of sharp advances in the f minor railroad companies concerning |‘-unNr reports of consolidation with | “ystems could be devised and of which over the narrow to make possible effec- | ulation by speculators of large re- | There were 6 many of these gains | were #0 impressive in extent the bear operators gained courage ade & general attack on the market | day, forcing some rather violent | the Grangers, Pacifics and South- | making ihe close a_ very active one | weak. There were gains of from n a of standard rafi- | and specialties in the first hour, | Pacific and Ontario and Western | o heavily bought for London account. weskness developed in the local traction | and in Sugar. but Jt did not imme- | affect the whole market. After the | go som utside demand hsd been partially satis. | tharp advances jvere caused r Vanderbilt stocks, sver § points. The Wheeling and stocks were quite prominent, as | and St Louie. the express . General Electric, North gamated Copper, Consolidated | r of minor spechalties. The »d U]r even after the general market | hecome Slatinctiy weak in'the late drop | pwer and Rio Grande lost Ih Dur!ln‘tlm Tbash preferrd 314. Great N ¥ point, €. Paul over Zna & I..r'z num- of the principal active stocks from 1 to 2 Thy stocks which had been made | ance retained part of their gains | vh- close. aithough lh iy be low the best brices. <iness The spparcnt aifficulties ahesd of the Torcicy money markets inciflent to the requirements for the coming German and British loans.i The | Jward course of exchange arow Venrions that gold tinued drain of the us is also e ness and the maintain to the full redemption of its “ubreription unsettled the loan market to extont. WUt thers was no Dotsble Fiet in X m:r { ot T:v-fl bond market continued active and re- actionary in Toul sales 490000 Uniied States refunding twos coupon advanced 3 per cont on the last wall. relieve the | . with fog along the coast; | ‘Lg.\nuu ock market ve payment of | peall lywdle-telm“"’ % 000 00 1t 600 sS4ty ,700 Canada Southern . .6 .900 Chesapeake & Ohio. T 1100 Chicago Great Western. L% |10 Chicago Burlington & Quincy.......163 400 Chicago Ind & Loutsville.. - 3% 800 Chicago Ind & Louisville prefd...... 78 Chicago & Eastern Illinois 10, 000 Lolondo Southern 1st prefd. Colorado Southern 2d prefd. 900 Delaware & Huds: Delaware Lackawanna Denver & Rio Grande. Dw\er & Rio Grande p1 Hocking, V Tilinois Centra} Iowa Central .. Towa Central prefd.. Lake Erle & Western Lake Erie & Western prefd. Lake Shore Loutsville & Nashville. Manhattan L.. Metropolitan Street Rail Mexican Central Minn & St Louls Minn & St Louis prefd Missouri Pacific . Mobile & Ohio, t r.. Missouri Kansas & Te: Missouri Kansas & Texas pi New Jersey Central New York Central. Norfolk & Weatern pr Northern Pacific - Northern Pacific prefd. Ontario & Western.. Oregon Railway & \1\' Oregon Rallway & v prefd. Pennsylvania Reading . . Reading ist prefd Reading 2d prefd Rio Grande Western... Rin Grande Western pred.. £t Louis & San Fran. St Lonis & San Fran 1st prefd. &t Louls & San Fran 2d prefd.. St Louls & Southwestern St Louls Southweste st St Southern Pacific Southern Raflwa. Southern Railw Texas & Pacific Union Pacific .. Union Pacific prvfd Wabash .. & Wabash prefd Wheeling & Lake Erie. Wheeling & Lake Erie 2d prefd. Wisconsin Central Third Avenue ...... Baltimore & Ohio tional Tube t r. . onal Tube prfd Express Companies Adams . American o United States . Wells-Fargo Miscellaneous. American Cotton Ol . American Cotton Of! prld A 3 Ameri, Malting.. American Malting prfd.... - American Smelting & Refng % American Smelting & Ro'\n prefd. American American American American ‘American American Amerfean Spirits . pirits prid Steel H, Steel Hoop préd Steel & Wire t r Steel & Wire prr Tin Plate t ¢ 4 | 6@6ic for fancy. New York Money Market. NEW YORK, March 2.—Money on ecall, steady at 23 per cent; prime mercantile paper, 21:@43¢ per cent: sterling eh-nn firm, with ;:tunldb:lgn‘:u M’H. rb‘nk;r“"dbm 2 5% tor 'mand an; or sixty $4 853,04 slive rxtslfl c?mmesrlclll.‘:ll “l! ““ : T oel cates, bll' ver, Mexican dollars, “c%c M.l—lt-. e, lnlc{“l% : Government, firme: Condition of the Treasury. WASHINGTON! March 2.—To-day's state- ment of the Treasury balances shows: Avail.. able cash b-llm.e, $152,858,077; gold, $95,231,047. London Market.” NEW YORK, March 25.—The Commercial Ad- vertiser's London financial cablegram says: Business was fairly brisk to-day. Considering the fact that to-morrow is settlement day the tone was good except for investments which are suffering somewhat from the tightening of money rates. American shares were bought steadily all day. Iemnd ‘were Denver The favorites in the | | fyere motadly strong, Eries hung back on the | Jarge account open in them and heavy profit- | taking: also there was big selling againgt op- tions which are maturing to-morrow. ey was in great demand and the market is (oor rowing heavily from the bank. The bought £13,00 of xold bars. CLOSING. LONDON, March 2.—Atchison, 62%; Cana- dlan Pacific, 974; Union Pacific preferred, 81: erred, 91; 8%: Anaconda, 9%. Bar silver, steady, 27 13-16d. Money,. 3%G4% per cent. ¥ e e New York Grain and Produce. 13 | Northern Pacific 'pref * NEW YORK, March 25.—FLOUR—Receipts, 29,108 barrels; exports, 8313 barrels; held at old | prices, with demand generally 5@10c lower. { WHEAT—Receipts, 26,100 bushels; exports, {83,770 bushels. Spot, easy; No. 2 red, Si%c f. o. b. afloat: No. 2 red, 80%c elevator; No. 1 North- | ern Duluth, 88%e f. 0. b. afloat; No. 1 hard Du- luth, ®2c f. o. b. afloat. Opfions started off i rflyr steady on foreign cables and lower con- sold but developed subsequent weakness under a small export trade. liquidations and specuia- tive indifference. Closed easy at #@%c_net | decline. May, §05-16@80%c, closed 80%c: July, 803@S0%c, closed $0ic; S!ptembef. 9% @79%¢, closed 79%c. HOPS—Quiet. HIDES—Firm. WOOL—Quiet. "OFFEE—Spot Rio, steady; mild, quiet; Cordova, closed quiet, 5 points higher. | bags, including: May, 5.86c; tember, 5.85@5.99c; October, No. 7 involce, Futures 5.90c; December, AR—Raw, steady to firm; (ll‘lr refining, : centrifugal, 95 test, 41-3%¢. Molasses su- b plcklm Firm; West- ern at mark, 13%c. | ] DRIED FRUITS. | NEW YORK, March 25.—A slow but steady | market prevafled all day for evaporated Ippies without an apparent change in gquotatl | which were on the basis of 3@ic for State com- | mon, #4@4%c for prime, 5@bd%c for choice and California dried fruits inactive and un- | changed. Prunes, 3%@7c per pound, as to size and_gquality | "APRICOTSRoval, 75@12¢; Moorpark, §4@ 13, PEACHES—Peeled, 124G20c; unpeeled, $%Q 10c. *- | b —=x Chicago Grain Market. —— —The corn crowd came into the pit in a bullish.frame of mind and at once began the strenuous activity which | CHICAGO. March 25 | | ] made the coarce cereal the feature of trading. { | May opened Isc higher at 41%@i1%c. and ad- | vanced early to 42c with but slight opposition. New sround being broken, bears offered what looked like the whole crop. but the ranks of | bull professionals alarmed shorts and a good- | Iy force of out-of-town traders absorbed every- v closed =trong $@%c over yester- ened firm in higher cables 4id moderate world's rhipments and was sparifig- ly offered during the first hour. A strong contingent of active local traders of optimis- tic temperament attempted to create a feel- ing of strength, but the mild spring weather, liberal receipts and lack of vigor in the &x- 20 American Tin Plate prtd f r. 115 | port demand were factors against them, and .00 American Tobacco.. May. having opened 14@%c higher at T6%@76%¢, 5 American Tobacco prid sagged during the forencon to 7T5%@75%e. 5.000 Anaconda Mining Co.... | “The corn strength and heavy seaboard clear- 21,100 Brooklyn Rapid Transit ances caused cuy by shorts, under which 4200 Colorado Fuel & Tron . May later rallied tn 7%c, but plenty was for 4,800 Continental Tobacco . | sale on :he rally and May again sagged off 1,200 Continental Tobacco pri to T5%@75%c and closed easy %@%c at 75%c. 4100 Federal Steel t r 1. | The market as & whole was dull and local. 2300 Federal Steel prfd 003, | Oats were dull and heavy, but steady with 4000 General Electric { corn. May outs ciosed unchanged. 1000 Glucose Sugar .. Provisions were rather quiet, but had a --..... Glucose Sugar prfd. strong undertone throughout. There was a 4100 International Paper fair amount of buying of May pork on tn: 469 Internstional Paper prid . 7815 | theory that a reaction was due. May p.rk - lede Gas . Z 814 | closed 30c nigher; lard and ribs each 1% 100 fonal Biscuft . - The leading futures ranged as follows 30 North American Pacific Coast . Pacific Coast 1st prfd. Pacific Coast 2d prfd. Pacific Mail People’s Gas Pressed Steel ¢ . Y ‘) Amalgamated Copper Republic Tron®¢: Steel Co prafd Relvubllc Jron & Steel Co prtd. P C C &"St Louls Shares sold. CLOSING BONDS. 106 IN Y Cent 1sts. 108% (N J Cent gen & 1113 | Dis of Col 3. Atchison gen 4 Do adj 4s Canada Sou Ches & Ohlo BN Do 8 F Deb 5s..121 Chic Term ds. ¥ W & D C ists. General Elec 5s. M X% T 20 Adame Con Brunswick Con Comstock Tunnel g & (b‘ Standard BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS. Money— Call loans Time loans . Stocks— Atch Top & 8 F Do prefd Sugar . prefd | Amer prefd. | i tchburg prefd . Do prefd.. m Ed o, N E Gas & Coke. Ol Colony .. %% | TCash quotations were as Articles— Open. High. Whedt No. 2— Low. Close, | May | July yolard per 100 fbe-o follows: ,Flour, gfigady; No. 2 red wheat, T%c: No. 41%c: No. 2 yellow, 4lige: ot No. 2 white, 28c. prime tim. %5 Jard, ‘per 100 1bs, Lt B Hdes (loose), §7 908 10; dry. saited shoulders Ly D s*mh:i n?-r-tl °’§‘v‘.’-¢7.""7 'Ms‘f?' 3 50; w Y. s of ‘Wwines, over Soniract Erades $10 S5 Articles— Rye. bushels Barley, bushels On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was qulet; creameries, Mflc' dalry, o 18c. Cheese, falrly active; 04@I%c. Eggs, o. uiet; fresh, 3 Foreign Futures. # LIVERPOOL. L1850 - 18 50 ning .. @ ue Heing B0 ue Chicago Livestock Market. CHICAGO. Maich ~ %.—CATTLE—Receipts, 21,000, including 00 Texans; steers active, firm; butchers' stock active. Good to prime steers, §5@6: poor to medium, $3 T5@4 85; stock- . steady, §3 504 65; 3270 35; heifers, 327504 60; ca S 4 TR s Sl as o i g;..::_. T i S -wm o;elny 36,000; to-morrow, g chers, % 9905 0245 i flkw 2 A -ug smz > | P- pts, mm.m-qu and I--h-. a” fair to choice mlxn. H ; West- orn sheep. $4 S0@05; vearlings, $4 16: native | \-b-.uma. Wew lambs, 3 2085 . . New Yark Cvmm Market. NEW YOBK. ‘Maren 25.—Liverpool _again to-day roints in cotton fu- tures and 14d In spot, while there were pri- ShEHE S St i Increased teady -bmn e Lowet e S8 s et b New York Metal Market. NEW YORK, March 2%.—The metal market exhibited a healthier general undertone to- day. “Tin closed firm at $25 75@2, while, at London the close was steady at £114 10s for spot and £112 10s for futures. There were undertone n.ug. ‘ha |n yalyes, the close beins R 1ron matkets Were Aciive and Bom: nulv my. but. unchanged. Foreign Markets. LONDON, 'March 25.—Conséls, 954: siiver, 27 13-164; h rentes, 101f 42%ic; wheat car- goes on rather rmhdr; Walla. Walla. denrer’ Tmrorts ofuens e Wine 7 wheat into Un - dom, T.005 ars; ‘4o Fiosr, R0 dre: whest and“flour on passage to United Kingdom, 2750000 ars; do Continent, 1.460,000 gra. 1 ltl‘;%‘!d m“fll’lll hfi”x”.‘ 4a; 'h.lt ln s Paris, stcasy four i steady; French dy; WmN—Uplu:cm a%a. CLOSING. WHEAT—Spot No. 2 red Western wlnm steady. 6s %d; No. 1 Northern spring firm, 63 3%d: No. 1 California firm, c. Fu- tures, guiet: May, 6 %d; July, 1050 do oid: m‘“fii‘:&"’éfin""fi.y 30 904; 30y, 3o The uce chuc will B closed on London Waol Sales. LONDON, March 25.—The offerings -at the wool auction sales to-day _numbered 12,745 bales. The quality was good and free buying resulted. South Australian and West Austra- Jian‘realized good rates. American represen- tatives purchased light merinos and cross- breds freely at top prices. The Continent was active and secured the majority of locks and pleces uwnl Ilnel or which wen v.lken for America. A ipply of Cape of Good Hope and A readily €5 the homs trade, the Continent and America. Portland’s Business. PORTLAND, Or. 303; balances, $23! Northern Wheat Wheat Market. March 25.—Clearings. $73,- OREGOB PORTLAND, March 2. — Wheat — Walla, §7c; bluestem, 59@0c. WASHINGTON. TACOMA, March 25.—No change in wheat. Bluestem, 69c; club, Walla LOCAL MARKETS. Exchangc and Bullion. suruu Exchonge, 60 day days. - HsY terling Exchange, s - 4 888, Sterling Cables . 4 895 New York Exchange, sig} - 15 New York Fxchange, telq-nphu Iy Silyer, per ounce. — 60% Mexici Loliars, nominal... 0 @ & Wheat and Othe Other Grains. WHEAT—Paris was Iower Liverpool firmer and New York about the same. The world's shipments for the week were as follows, in quarters: Russian, 75,000: Danublan, 40,000; Argentine, 22.000; Australian, 6,00. The Almeflclu H!lble supply decréased 410,000 bush- ele. Chicago was firmer, but not Quotably higher, with & HEht demand. cniefly. spocalaive Faers was some Wheat taken for axport. Commis: sfon houses were fair sellers, d'll':-e loczl market was unchanged and very ul Spot Wheat—Shipping, $1: milling, §1 2%@1 05 per_cti. \ CALL BOARD SALES. Informal Sesslon—9:15 o'clock—No eales. Second Session—No sales. Regular Forenoon Session—December—14,000 ctls, 81 055, Aftennoon” Session—No_sale: BARLEY Dealers quoted quiet and rather easier market. Feed, T6%c for chdlce brlxh( e for No. 1'and i2%@T3%c for off grades; Hrewing lnd Shipping grades, 80@85c; Che: ler, nomi- CALL BOARD SALES. Tnforma! Ression—9:15 a’clock—No sales. Second Session—No sales. Regular Forenosn Eelskm-—)ao sales, Afternoon Session—No sa Gray, nominal; far Feed, $117 for fead, 1 251 30. par ot b Thére i Bothing. e oing on. Yellow, : Jhite, $11081 15; Has <« itern mixed, 1. BUCKW! fl!:n-uro:um Flour and Milistuffs. FLOUR—California Family Extras, $3 %@ 350, usual terms: Bakers' Extras, $3 15@3 25: Oregon, $2 75@2 85 per barrel for family and 32 75@3 for bakers'; Washington, bakers' $2 75 OMILLSTUFFS—Prices in sacks are s fol- lows, usual discount to the trade: Graham Flour, $3 per 100 lbs; 2 75; R: Meal, '250: Rlco Fiour, e u roats. ‘e:;.rl $3 50@3 76 Buckwheat «Flour, u.4 Cracked Wheat, $350; Tarina, Wheat Flour. $ 23; Rolled Oats Oats (oarreiny b5, 610 $0;_in Pearl Barley. $5; S PSRN o en_Peas, 3850 per 100 T ‘Hay and Feedstuffs, Bran is quoted 8c higher. Receipts are | nght. Hay Is in liberal receipt, and quota- uon. Im\e not changed for a long time. —$15 50@16 per ton. K!D‘DL"«GH‘ mfl 50 per ton EDSTUFES Rolled Barley. 1650017 per !Bfl ollflkln":‘cl.r fl?"ll JODNI!K. c:mx° ea Cotn, 555 S0, Mized T Y—Volllnm el x Beans and Seeds. The market stands precisely the same. col- ored Beans being weak and white firm. There 18 nothing doing, however, outside the Govern- TEEAN B.‘y" " "u.sxa Small White, $4 6 te, $G4 55 Pink, tus;.‘zn' dneys THGY por ; Wheat," SIl.ll Wheat 1 80; Clover, riominal; rle'y. fl Sfl.! per ton. etl, BEDG—Bm'n Mustard, nom%:l. mm A A aorinal; FleE, '-’1 {fi 2 i and S@sise Tor Uial e m‘b hikD Pn&xuu, Om 50; 3 per ctl; Blackeye, nominal Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. The Oregon steamer brought down less than m-knoll’om'flunw:o!sm . Onions continued stcady. that Tomatoes firm. ccvtm kinds were llé.!" R rubuh: bt cacks Boy sacks New Pofatoes. - Visible Gram Y upfly. R s Bnu. 42708 | sacks: Pennsy] $1; Rabblits, Snipe, $150; Hare, @1 o0 for Cottontail m;" Wu for Bnuh.‘l Butter, Cheese and Eggs. Though the north wnunm to take more or les$ Butter, receipts are too .large and as stocks are accumulating another decline is an- nounced. Dairy descriptions are especlally de- pressed. Cheese rules firm at previous prices. Eggs are steady. Arrivals are not excessive, Dounds of Butter, 1191 casce Eggs, | E s pounds California Cheese and — pounds Eastern Cheese. "ER- ; ‘((:teunery—-zxu-u 18%c; firsts, 14%c; seconds, Dairy—Extras, U%c; firsts, 13c; seconds, 12; store, 11 8c¢; common, oan e weflh Ranch — l;llc!ld ‘White, mcdflornl‘.“’ GI!M—CQI.:!.’. 12%e; ud. 12¢;_seconds, —. mum—r-.m =i um—eumml- “fandy, —: — ——; standard, %e; stand- standard, —; standard, —i sec- l?ecxduous and Citrus Fruits. One-half chest Strawberries came in from Redwood City, selling at $1@1 50 per drawer. Fourteen cars of Oranges were auctioned, as follows: Fancy Navels, $1@150; cholce _do, eg8l ; atandasd do ; Lemons, .60cG Citrue frults remain the same. Oranges an Lemons are in free supply and weak, vhll. Limes continue scarce ‘and firm. Stocks of Bananas Sontinue limited and Apples are aiso Ln llxht I\lw y and firm, with some sales as as $2 25. UBCIDLQLB FRUITS— PPLES—: per box for rommon and $1 ox'rstorpod(a Sholes asid 803 & for faney. Cl‘.I'RlIS FRUITS—Navel Oranges, 50c@$l 75; ‘angerines, 50c@$1 25; Japan- ese l(lndlflll‘ $1 1-0 Lemons, 50c@$1 for for good fommon and 41 W, Mexican Limes, nom! c.ym—nu Limes. mominal; Bananas, Jocat 15 per bunch: Pineapples, 75c@$2 per dozen. -Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins. During the clean-up of outside Prunes th far in March there have been some large pur- chases, notably one of 40 cars and one of 23 cars. 'As previously mentioned, these outside Prunes are now all cleaned up. The: associa- tion s now said to command the situation, and is reported to be meditating an lyineg in the price of 100s. 110s and 120s, as th sizes are not plentiful. The East reports that sizes 50-60 and 60-70 are also becoming scarce there, so it would appear that both large and very small Prunes are getting scarce everywhere. So the market is not in bad shepe, atter. all FRUITS—Apricots. 5@7c for Rovals and $4@ 10c for Moorparks; Evaporated Apples, 3%@ic; sun-dried, 14@2%c; Peaches, 3@3%c for stand- ard. 4@4iec for choice and b@6c for fancy: Pears, 2gic: Plums, pitted. 4gSc: unpitted, 16 1tkc; Nectarines, 5@s%c fof red and G#@6c for -wh PRUNES~Santa Clara, 4 sizes, 3c: Tes 40-50s, Glc; 50-60s, dl4c; 60-70s, 3xc- 70-808, Ic: 100, o 100-120s, 1i4c; rubies, Kc premium; Sonomas, Ye and Sdn Joaduins %c less than Santa Claras, except 100 cnd over, which stand the same. RAISINS—The Raisin Growers' Associatlon has established the following prices: Bleached Thompson's fancy, 12¢ per Ib: choice, 1ic: stand- ard, 10c; prime, Sc: unbleached Thompsons. Sc per Sitanas—Fancy. 10ike. per 1b; choice, e: standard, Ske; prime, Sc: unbleached Sul- {anas, fc; Seedless, 50-Ib boxes, S%c: 4-crown, 3-crow, 2-crown, 6c. ' Pacific brand, 2-crown, 5c: 3-crown, bie, ai seeded (Fresno prices), fancy, 16-ounce, 7c: 12- ponce, S4ci cholce, if-ounce, @Xc: if-ounce. 8%c: London Layers, 2-crown, $150 per box; crown, $160; Fancy Clusters, $2; Dehesa, $2 so Imperial. $3 Ail prices f. o. b. at common ship- Dln! Doints in Californis. stnuts. >%10c Walnute, Ne- T soitanets. 1 i No. 2, Te: 1 hardshell. 9%4c: No. 2, 7c; Almonds, umsc for p-ver--hell 9@llc for s{tshell; Peanuts, 5@ for Eastern: Brazil Nuts, 13c: Filberts, 13c; Pecane. 11@13c: Cocoanuts, 53 'ONTF. Y—Comb, 13%@14c for brl.hl and 12%4® 130 fox Tt A e pth extracted, T#c; tht amber extracted, 6%@Tc; dark, 6G6%c BnSWAX—!ch per 1 Ib for Itatian: Provisions. ‘There {s no especial change in thé situation. Stocks are moderate and the market is firm, though the demand is not over active. CURED MEATS—Bacon, li%c per Ib for heavy, 12@12%c for light medium, 13c for lght, 13% tor extra light and l-:fifihe for sugatou Eastern sugar-cured Hams, 12Q1ic; Mess Beef, $12 per barrel; cxira Mess. $1256; Family, 313 50; prime mess Pork. $15@ gc xtra cléar, §22; Mess, $15; Smoked Beef, 3¢ per pound. LARD—Tierces quoted at §%c per 1b for compound and 10 for pure: haif-barrels, pure, 10e: 01 tins, Toxe: Sib tins, 10%c. COTTOLENE—One half-barrel, 8$340; three half-barrels, 8c; one tlerce, 7%c; two tierces, Te; five tierces, mc per Ib. Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands seil about 1%c under quotations. Heavy Salted Steers, 9%c: medium, 8%c; light, So: Cow Hides St for heavy and So for light: Stams. fc; Salted Kip, Sc: Salted \ul, Saited Calf, 10c; Dry Hides, 15%c; Culls, 13¢c; Dry Klp. 16c; Dry Calf, 16¢: Culis and Brands, 12 qnee,. skine, shearlings. 15G25c each: -hm Wi 0@6sc: long Wool. oo 3250 for large and 3292 % for medium, $1G1 2 for small and S0c for Colts: Horse Hides, drv, $1 75 for large $1 % for medium, $1 for small and & for colts Deerskins—Summer or red skins, c; fall or medium skins, 30c; winter or thin skins, 20c. Gosteking_Prime Angoras. Tics Taree and smooth, & TALLOW--No, l r!ndmd, 4%c per Ib; No. grease, b el s, l%flumhuldt nd_Mendo- cino, 15@16c per Ib; Northern, fre fective. d0@Tic. Middle County, i do, defective, 3@16c; Southern, 12 dci ‘Southern, free, T fective, 7 manth, val 16@16c;, do. medium and coarse, UGIse: O -su‘i Eastern. choice; ucm do. falr to good, undoel o ae: Bddle’ Counts and Nomt D 01 . f@sc: San Joaquln 7@8e. - “HOPS—i5gtc per Ib. San Francisco Meat Marke?. Previous prices rule for all descriptions. BEEF—i@sc tor Steers and 6@ilsc per ib for cows. VEAL—La 7@fc; small, ¢ u%t'ro W ethers, SiE@te; Ewes, 348%c per ;mw—llwnnr. 10@11 povnd. FORK_Live Tone. 180 o et ter, o%e; 180 to 2% Ibs, Gic: 295 and over, é@onc. feeders, —; dressed H’ofil 81%2@9'4c. General Merch Mgrthandise. BAGE—San Quentin Raee, $565: Caleutta Grain Bags, June and July, 7e: spot. 6%@ic; | local make, %c less -than Cajcuttas; Wool ‘estern Sugar Refining Com- ;:. In 106-Ib bags: % — s . STOCK MARKET. l Trading on the morning session of the Bond Exchange was very lair. Hawatian Commer- clal declined still further to $55 and Hutchin- son to 3§22 25. Oceanlc was higher at $49 0@ 51, and Spring Valley Water was fifmer at $94. In the afternoon Oceanic advanced to $3 25 and Hawailan: to $66. The oil stocks wers weak in the morning and most of the leaders were somewhat lower. Business was good, as vsual. There was noth- ing new in the afternoon. STOCK AND EOND EXCHANGE. MONDAY, March %—2 p. m. UNITED STATES BONDS. Bid. Ask.| 42 coup ... UKL s coup (mew). IS 4s registered..113 1if |38 quar coup..lilizlis MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. Bay C P € 5s.108% — \ouum.» s s 55.1031510415 128% P-:En Cab oo 1!5‘»3 10035 Pk & C1 - gl % - Powell- - SEG - SF & - S R of - S PR &ntd s gntd 3s Do 1910) . - LAPRR s, SPC e Markt-st C fs. Series A 10 Do st ¢ 3s. Do smumms.m's NCN Do N Rot Do NRot S P NPC ‘s p NPC sV i Z Do Oak WATER STOCKS. Contra Costa.. 70% ‘lll/' Vall % Sota:: e 714 Spring Valley. 9% 03% 510 STREET RAILROAD STOCKS. California- Geary-st » Market-st . » POWDER STOCKS. Giapt Con Co. — 8 |Vigorit SUGAR STOCKS. Ta !‘fi thu- 66 well . 32 n Onomll = mylenaunau LLANEOUS STOCK: ka Pack..120 122 |Oceanic §S Co BZ'K“ Cal Fruit Can. — 99 [Pac A F A.. Cal Wine Asn.100 ncsoecom Mer Ex Assn.105 |Par Paint Co.. - Morning Sessfon. Board— 50 Maska Packers' Ass'n 29 California Fruit Canners’ 5 California Safe Deposit. 25 California Vine Ass'm. 10 Glant Powder Con. 10 Glant Powder Con., b 3. 5 Hawalian Com'l & Sugar, b 10. 450 Honokaa S Co.... 10 Hutehinson 8 5 Hutchinson S 3 10 Hutchinson § 25 2 Hutchinson S 2 313 75 Hutchinson 8 222 35 Makawell ... 4135 20 Oceante 95 10 Oceanic 30 00 5 50 51 00 102 50 102 75 3200 450 % 00 5 Bank of Californi: 410 50 $4000 Los Angsles Ry Sl 112 50 Afternoon Session. 100 00 66 00 32 00 -~ 22 00 25 i1 25 121 0 32 50 53 00 5 25 102 75 108 00 18 75 1 0 93 50 9 3% PRODUCERS'- OIL EXCHANGE. Morning Session. Board— 1000 California-Standard, b 30 5 12,660 Caltfornia-Standard ] Home Ol 3% 130 Kern Oil 800 3 Kern O11 B 1000 Lion Ofl Co, & 3 » 500 Lion Oll Co - n 100 Monarch of Arizona # 2000 Off City Petroleum =5 4500 Ol City Petroleum o 100 Petroleum Center 13 600 Reed Crude ..... a8 50 San Joaquin Oil & Dev 11 00 250 Stering Ofl Co .. 2% 100 Sterling Oil Co, b 6 . 2 100 Sterling Ol Co 2 100 Sterling Ol Co 21 100 Sterling Oil Co, 223 100 Sterling Oil Co . 210 100 Sterling Oil Co 205 100 Sterling Oil Co 200 900 Superior 5 200 Twenty-Eight 135% 500 West Lake, cesh b 200 Wolverine .. 12 Afterncon Session. lm C.Ilffll'nll— tandard 4 ’L‘!‘ 100 Home Off,.» % 3% 100 Junction .. 8 50 Kern 0fl Co 15 5 H £ 13 o 5 Reed Crude Ofl Co . 8 “‘)g San .'Mr:\lien Ofl & Dev, 108 50 San Joagquin Oil & Dev 27 5 San Joaquin Oil & Dev, b 60 10 200 Senatar <. 17 00 Sterling Ofl 205 50 Sterling Oil Co, 208 200 Sterling Of1 Co 202 SAN FRANCISCO OIL EXCHANGE. Morning Session. * Flag ... P "0 Cattornia-standard H 500 Four Ofl Co % 200 Kern Oil 8 1% 1000 Lion Oil Co » 2000 Lion Oil Co 500 Lion Of1 a2 500 Monarch_of F 150 Monte Cristo 23y 250 Mcnte_Cristo 2% 5000 Petroleum Cen $oon Reeq Crdae O o 200 Sterling Ol Co . 100'San Joaquin Ofl & Dev Co... Afternoon Session. 1100 Four on Co . WPt!mlflml Center, b 90 . 2000 Petroleum Center, s 30 ... 1000 San Joaquin O & D Co. MINING STOCKS. Following were the sales in the San Fran- yesterday: “cisco Stock and Exchange Morning Session. 200 Best & Belcher her ,5 7 gez2ees:d Eée gegee gg&?ig eERgRzna PrE“DS Ra~R gaeassstey o 3 ?ih | : E i g-._ g 3 | der ‘Heid, £ Vet AUCTION SALES SPECIAL AUCTION SALE AT GRAND ARCADE HORSE MARKET. 327 Sixth street, WEDNESDAY.. Mareh 27, at 11 A. M. By order’ of Mayor Phelan we will sell A LOT OF CITY HORSES. Also Tvflny Head of uoub YOUNG HORSES. All Horses guaranteed SULLIVAN & DOYLE. Auctioneers Afternoon Session. 500 Andes . 06) 200 Mexican - 200 Belcher 560 Mexican 500. Beicher . 8’ 300 Ophir . 300 Best & Beicher ”I 00 Savage 200-Chollar .. 100 Sterra 200 Con Cal & ls7',)mln-an Con...... 300 Gould & Curry. 15/ 200 Yellow Jacket.. 20 Gould & Curry. M| CLOSING QUOTATIONS. MONDAY, March %5—4 p. m 3:\..,&? REEER - ERWIN| 283 ———————— REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Ludwig H. and Martha B. Hansen to John H. Bo: lot on W line of Van Ness ajenge. 5T N of Union street, N 8, W i%.2, SE 39:315, E 105; $4000. Mattle, Esther A., Elfzabeth A, Eva B and Emma M. Watson to Board of Trustees of Calvary Presbyterfan Church and c tion of San Francisco (a unrponnon) ¥ ling of Fillmore street, $0 8 50 by W 100; 27 C Chumbers, Wells, Fargo & Co. and John . Glynn to Mary 'E. Giyen, lot on § line of MeAllister street, 153:9 W of Scott, 2:8 by George Brown to Wlllhm C. Hamerton. lot on SW corner of Waller street and Masonic avenue, W 36:3 by § 100; $5000. James B. and Sarah Mahoney to Albert J. Runyon (as guardian of Stanley T. Runmyon, minor), lot on W line of Clllro street. 50.2 S of Twenty-third, S 43:10 by W $0; $3500. Alvinza Hayward to John D.. Fredarick W. and George P. Tallant, Elizabeth T. Brice (wife of Jokn J.) and Anne T. Tubbs, lot on NE corder of California and Battery streets, N 82 by E 53:6, quitclaim deed; $50. Jeanne L. Sawyer to A. A. Moore Sr., lot on S line of Geary street, 3 E of Brooks, E 20:6, § 71:6, W 5016, N 3, B 30, N 74:6, and all interest in Brook street (or way); $50,000. Salomon and Caroline Reles to Henry vom lot on NW _ corner of Lombard and Leavenworth streets, W 40 by N 137:6; $5000. B. Kelsey to Margaret Crossley, lot on_N: corner of Greenwich and Hyde streets, B 28 by N 36 nllclllm deed; $10. rgaret L. G. Crossley to Frank B. W aahington, Medivided one quacter. imterest in lot on NE corner of Greenwich and Hyde N 56:6 by E 28: $10. Mary A, Behan to Eiizabeth J. Halley, lot on NW Iline of Mlnn street, 122: Ninth, NE 35, sw L‘- Capltol, V 25 by N 125; also lot on_N line of Sagamore street, 25 W of Marengo. W 25 by N 125; also lot on N line of Farallones street, 400.E of Marengo, E 50 by N 125: also lot on W _line of Berlin street, 271 S of Silver avenue, § 100 by W 120; also lot 421, Molliday Map A; also lots 1 to 4 Gift Map & gift. Charles H. Bell to Mary E. Bell, lot on W line of Thirty-fifth avenue, 225 N of B street, N T by W i20; gift. Charles H. and Mary E. Bell and B. Bannan to Lucinda M. Bannan, lot on line of Thmmu;:fl:venu-, 200 N of B un«. N % by W Builders’ Contracts. Emma L. Palache and Jullet H. Lumbard (cwners) with E. T. Leiter (contractor), arehi- tect E. A Mathews—Brick and carpenter work, painting, plum*fl . t(ln._ tinning, sewering. plastering d n‘ for & two- story frame building 'll surrounding {m- provements on N line of Green street, 56 W of Scott, N 107:6 by W 21:6; Same owners with same contnnor archi- tect same—Same work for same la of bulld- N of Green, B. Hays (awner) with C. Campbell (con- tractor), architect —. Pl three-story m& hotel building on v |1 Eddy of Leavenworth, W S gt Mary E. Glynn (owner) with Whits Bros. (contractors), architects Martens & Coffey All work except plumbing, painting, mante! | 5as fixtures, .electric work and shades for | two-story frame building on S line of MeAll ter street, 133:9 W of Scott, W 27:8 by S | _Eastman Kodak Company (owners) with W. H. Bagge (contractor), architect nome—Office partitions, doors. tables, racks, shelves. etc. luding ‘painting on top floor of a five-story brick DanaIng 643 Market strest (Bishop tullding); $1290. . ———————— HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HOTEL W P Hussey, Ind Miss D B K Hussey, do D Lipman, ittle D E Stifft, Chicago |H M Hollister, Cal A Brown. 'Eenville o [ous, Mauust O Scribner Bakersfleld |A M All T FCooper. Texas |1 B Hosherte L a G W McMinnan, Or |Mrs J M M R L Van Sandt, Texas| Lowell, Mass F D Matthews, Texas/D D Rosewarne, N ZI4 G W Winship & w, ND|T E Barkworth & w, L O Feset: N D | 3 D Sproui & w, Chico ew £ “Stetn, Titnots R E Morrow, Baks M_McWhorter, do I N Reed. Chicago Mrs Wilkins, Cal 3 F_Lewis, Colfax L W Hancoek, Nev C. H Levy, Loulsville J H Russell, San Jose 7 Retting, Vermont L A Biasingame & w, e A M Slauson & w. N Y Miss G M Carpenter,do JA Bltt:l Cal G W E Saf U S NP 3% Fanais & w. |U Mass \3 Miss Fanning, do I | W P Dickson, Tacoma G R W _Tureman, Mo |Mrs E H Vance, Eurk B B Tureman. Mo Miss E $ Vance, do D A North, Boston |J C 3 S T B DS M C Nut H W w wd ‘al , Willlams & w. Cal{Pr Poniatowski, Cal Deering. N Y |F H Newton. [ | Bow P mqwcq;—{»g_’-i = = ] g 5 we? 4R r 2 yan, U 5 A Jung. 2 eh, Cal Purnell, Sacto ot} ERERH 054 ) 2 Wheeler, U Harris, N Zealand Dyl g v MALSAZOR R 29 "\ A c L J T |3 Y es Tillman, Cal au}n»u ] 9 Tan? ! » e & sorvant, | M o> z:! ! er Jr, Pltllbrl m. lich Edsall, Colo Colo Srpgs Kinnon & w,| o i Cal ] g® m i»=0 ¥, 4 B 3 Carson, Clifcazo W King. Cincinnati INVESTMENTS—LOANS. Gilt edge bonds, bearing § per cent intersst, 14 for sale. Aflmmwhhm’ Coast Investmeat Co, 118 Phelan m SAN FRANCISCO, CAle