The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 30, 1901, Page 10

P . SR ‘ o a > THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY. MARCH 30, 1901. periods, while the future, with somewhat | and Oat, $@12: Oat, $9@11 80; Clover, nominal; | choice, : do, falr to good, 9@1ic; Nevada. et with Eiparnt comRdaace Tha'| seutbe. e Harley, 37 5060 oo B mbolat and ‘Mendocino. 110 :’:fli:'l;e‘:::mfluw . ucm'&r’"mm - %fi‘:fig n'-u-“ e 12; nm‘u'u.m-qn and Northern, 3G%: Sau ‘ X e for the feeling ‘men: tioned, allowing as it dues better opportunity Beans and Seeds. FRNSOD I e e ot opinons fah Tes o ; . San Francisco Meat Market SRR S [ g 3% | Limas, Whites and Pinks are the prominent an F'rancisco Meat Market. . Bank dl ik Ayt . nent. Limas are stiil higher steady gains over unprecedentedly large totals < sorts at the moment. It hi in any de- 3 . thoash. den There is nothing new to report in any ?ne’n'.'."\-,mm.'fl‘!u.r{x.:‘fififl" Muwmy to'con. e fi fi fi :l.:lf:fl:" ?:::-:v: down as easily as x:: :flpflen-mflfl" '_:;t:;!nn to lead In point bf rmness 3 5“::3-‘5"-?fi#nifi,”fl?@e'."?fifl%"s‘fid‘fi% Bz | GDle Stocks are o0 oE et COMIMIed AT | N R 16t for Steers and 6QTHe per b for is regarded as & rellable index of good general %% MWh %% | TREANSBayos. $250G2 65; Small ynite, S8 cowit ; T, - 5 g'v:e"m'.n&r:?:;uflflfl"fi,r:h"E:‘ 3’;":5;2;:\:;& BB mes ux 5w P e | e 7 ' . v CF = . . 3 pound. SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. Q1 Dominior N 18 1800 a1l Nhws of Bailary Rasduare Hots son Lnrd per 160 pounds— SEEDS rown Mustard TAME—Spring, 10911c per pound. Rubber ... tinued growing activity. Tne demand in the fu 810 30 330, |sustard, nominal: ¥ 30@3; Canary, 34@ | PORK—Live Hogs, 180 Ibs ond under, $%@ | latter line in asricultural implements at 9 to say e for ‘Eastern: Almr- P ovie tor Caniten stic: 180 to 25 Ibs. Gc: 25 and over, s@he: " ¥ London Mark: the West is. In fact, most notabl r rorh & W‘fi THY% 800% | T ana W Utah: Rape, 3G2i4c; Hemp, | teeders, —; dressed Hogs. Sa@9isc er off again. Exchange unchanged. it S8 TouieY ke Ao ‘:',f"' has been | yonot Ty 15 s :ssc. Timothy. e e A 5 e = parent turn in the tide in the wool e 5. ED PRAS Niles, : Green, ] i 1Wheat in good demand and still higher. v BW TORE. Mk trire Cisimsedal A LMD Ol B Fi ot tenitely S18e 17 18 T38| o Blackeye ominal General Merchandise. > = 2 . BOIN] ShblgEan Ny dana at the leading Eastern markets and values e b s . et~ Lo Je - b Business was slack I3 Cash quotations were as follows: Flour, o les. BAGS—San Quentin Bags, $565: Calcutta " or 2 ’ el y R the mm— holidays. The t - | 000 nds, ht i . Y of! — % local make, ¢ less than Calcuttas: Wool . Corn and Rye as previously quoted tary " ven Ameritans were ahectes: Toat de. | the Sooks of Montans ‘:.::,.";.‘f. il | Mo ots s N BhiGIo: No. | sparagns confinues o savance under stead- |10al make o lem Hon cole 2 et 253c 2 rye. 53GdAC < The demand for East- | Dot 7 SSRGS 5 b5 TN 7 - 14 cleared uj S 49@ssc: | 11y decreasing receipts. e COAL—Wellington, $9 per ton: Southfleld Wel- Lima Beans higher, Pinks weaker and Whites firm. partment was idie and London was taking | ‘TG o1 Snos trade is in good condition. i ion dectus zg:hflgnm‘."{"n"’u“ ern shipment is taking & good deal. Rhubarb | yngion §9; Seattle, $7; Bryant, $1; Coos Bay, fam W in a leisurely fashion until New York caused | Another gain in shipments is indicated this @1357; prime timothy seed, $4: mess pork, per | and Peas continue steady. Tomatoes are firm, Reeel%u were 079 boxes Asparagus, 530 boxes | T to the reports of the deal for the comtrol of 525 sacks Bay Peas and 192 sacks New s“dv.a AR_The Western Suar Refining Com- week, corn being cspecially active and in | 4. 5.16c; clover, contract grade, $1i. e, 7 soft and in ampie supply. hardening of prices by purchases of the | week ard the total I8 ¢C0D cases ahend Of this | Larsal, Jis 15@1 S Jar . per 100 pounda, 35 1 | 1o ot e v o b § LSO Lo R n o Bty o B 2 | Northern Pacific issues, Ontario and Westen | week last year, while tne unfavorable balance | § sor short oo sides um) S Poandn ¥ 1o@ | in_epite of the recent emorting & firm and | Pennsyivania Anthracite EgS. $l4: Canaei, $u r s show mo changes worthy of notc. {and a sharp spurt in New York Central. This | for the season has beca cut down. The situa- | ealted shoulders (boxed), $6 75@6 5tis; ~short [ The Potato men are per ton: Coke, $15 per ton in bulk and 3i7 in ] 7s shou g N |1ast ‘was on bldding in the strest after the !l{on 1].. llenlr‘.‘er is guits satisfactory and stocks | clear sides (boxed), $8 15@8 30; whisky, basis lplelchlfl!g ;:Ptvlled :z-r;:;-m:‘:;b:!‘:;ymm €%~ | sacks; Rocky Moun!:oln delc'r!mlani. r::«. per 7 3 3 % 3 P * | of so £ xt weel 2 b e ton, Potatoes and Onions in moderate supply and firm. | close. Part of the late strength was attributed e e e ot g et O, AR, oY S i1 sugars, cut, loat; €M, I iyl el oo g | P ou ' - Mexi A agus in brisk demand for the East. > wi‘:;'?\%'?m??".fifll'“f‘ Lo, Independence E «E:“@'n&;;:;‘lfi';&::fign%m Articles— Recelpts. SHIpments, | | FOTATOESEarly Rose o3y Burbanks. B Tl S ety Gute- or Leese 3 2 g o ng in Amerlcan stocks. | and strengthened”slightly in sympathy with 30,000 28,000 for River and 65@9%0c for Oregon; Gar- | 1ateq " 5.65¢; Dry Granulated, 5.56¢; Confec r, Cheese and Eggs :nchanged. Everybody here 1 simgly followiny the N ightly in sympathy 5G50c ® Oregon; : , ontin to gfakm nndfr increasin, :u/vflic.; !t‘;:?:‘hkfinfl ‘é‘& :fll’: .1:; bnv':cfl'f:'nré; Tiaveind Sesl nave made steady progress N e e e T Gotden t’é:c““h‘:‘r‘ml‘-: inxc“cn;g: o con 1t =N g ¥ bre: n st ». X 6 : g 4 { 'The”vank has bought £302,000 of §old bars, | fer of ‘price. The. lons expecied 'advance. in 1500 | 5130 per mack: A Aunrflunl. 1850g4; Green ;""gc e e e e .,.."“,. % cars of Oranges auctioned. Strazwberries declining. which came foom India. o say back the | STUCtUTal material cume this week with a 1300 | Onions. 25@dte ver box. 15 per box: | DATOR,SF, s eauivalent, Dominos, haif-bar- Prunes and loose Raisins firm in the East {heavy sums recently borrowed from the bank. f,:?..g{..u gin:e‘r '2:.’:;,‘:?,“,&“:1‘2?.‘2&".’233: m°" the Produce Exchange today the nutter Aspa N,.O,“l,"m‘nd“_ 50 tor tancy. $1 7562 per oz | T . v 2 wan . CLOSING. it g 1 bee: -t 15@21c: . anc lor 3 Peas, . } . S s 3 | LONDON, March 25 -Atchison, 62%; Canadian | than ‘for Some time st a Teature being re | I necse, TRy - BOvE, HQTNS: ESE | damie o By Gy Beans. st ca Cavbage, Receipts of Produce. | Provisions continue in light supply and firm. | Pacifc, % Union Pacific” preterred, imy; | Jorted sales at Pittsburg of 4000 tons of aciive; fresh, TG Séc: Tomatoes, Los Angeles, $1G150 per crate: L LE g X | Northerr. Pacific preferred, 85%; Grand Trunk, | Bessemer pig on a delivered at RSO EC from Mexico, uol 50 ger crate: t. Los FOR FRIDAY, MARCH 2. Wool d Hops firm and Hides weak and dragging | %; Anaconda. 3. % P T D LT S e e g || #——————————————————————% | Angeies Fosoers: Low Ange: ; £ 4 # Bar silver flat, 27 5-16d per ounce. sold at 324 At least twenty Mahoning, i les. 30 per 15 or Chile and 1o for Fook Dried Meat market as before, with Hogs still scarce. Mposy, SWOL oer oRt e T B e e Foreign Futures. I T B Do Gl i o Iovi e : g : i to Be {s. The feeli . per dogen; Summer Squash, $125G1 50 per box: Local stocks and bonds active. Oil stocks quiet. New York Money Market. that iron ore prices w ru‘not e far from $4 60| e % Glrhe 2i@3c per ms.°x._.|-m ‘Squash, 1200 per ton. Current export flgures poine s e .| 30 per’ton; Mushrooms, - & shipments of ‘oodl abroad, but the strength NEW TYORK, March ®—Money on call | noted in forelgn markets last week may post- | Wheat— steady, at 2G3 per cent; last loan, 2 per cent; | pone and even temporarily avert the decline | Opening | prime mercantile paper, 3%@4i;. Sterling e: 11544 of_our export business. Closing .. .12’ | change, firm, at a decline with actual busine: ‘Wheat, including fluur, shipments for the 23 | in bankers' bill, at $4 §3:,@4 8% fordemand an e 81 3 12 a Poultry and Game. Poultry continues to weaken, as the demand is less and the supply larger. The decline has not been pronounced thus far, however. 3,50 Chicago Ind & Loulsville prefd £00 Chicago & Eastern Illinois o & Northwestern ns in New York. ew York say: continues to be supplied ‘week aggregate 4,434,635 bulh!ll. against 3,256, - ‘Wheat— | at $4 84% for sixty d Posted rates, $4 5% | 644 bushels last week, 2,962,340 bushels In the | Opening Colorado Southern 458 Commercial bil 434, Silver cer- | corresponding week of 1600, 3,080,538 bushels in % e i, o el O Sl A i pred A i | SONHROPOIRN L L, T S The little Game coming in brings the estab- especially on the desirabie Colorado Southern | dollars, 4%c. Government bonds. strong; State | season wheat ex- | Gpening . lished quotations. g . o a few goods ere offered from Delaware & Hau | Donde, " frmer; railroad bonds, {rreular. i TRainst 147,152,050 | Closing A car of dressed Eastern Turkeys ls offer- tity i small and made up Deliware Lackawanna & e adiiok 3F S W s Ao b Market CEOULTRYS P Burkeys. 1g1c for G- assortmen The range for f. o. b. Deiver & Rio Grande | onaition of the lreasury lires for the week numbered 189, amuinet Chicago Livestoc arket. e T e g fen . Qe f g= is varicusly re- Exie o ! ity 231 last week, 178 in ilis weck a year ago, 189 Cier s §1,750%; Costings. #1002 2. Ducks. o & - ; | Zize for the “four sizes.” “Erle st prefd’ WASHINGTON, March 28—To-day's sttae- | in 1899, 226 in 1598 and 212 in 1897. CHICAGO, March 2.—CATTLE—Receipts, | for old and $g9 for youns; Hei Family Retail Market. Great Northern preld Hocking Coal . Hocking _Valley Tilinoie Centrai lowa Central lowa Central pretd Lake Erje & Western Lake Erie & Western vrt{d Lake Shore . can be learned, has the policy of be unfavor- : eyvid] k number 25, ', - ounz Roost X ment of the treasury balances shows: Avail- | Canadian fallures for the weel a0, Steers strong, active. Butchers steady to | YOUnZ Roosters, §7@S; old Roosters, u 7 g | last week, % in this week a year d F) <17l able cash balance, $155,1%.406; gold, $97,036,465. | against i last week % in this week a y strone. Good to prime ateers. $508 03; poor to ":':‘ J588 50; Brollers. (545 % for large and Sk s e : ik medium, $3 90@4 %: stockers an 75 | and $2 s0m2 15 ‘ BT T @ ows, $2 70@4 40; helfers, $2 T5@4 60; c (;-\HM y $3; White Geese, $1; Butter, Egss and Cheese stand about the | ners, $2g2 65; bulls, §265G450; calves, # 7@ | Brant, $150 for small and 12 for large: Emglish | same as last week. B lesus fed stoers $4@5; Texas grass steers, | ShiDe. $330; Jack Snipe. §1 §0; Hare, $13.| Poultry is not as scarce as it has been for 33 40@4: Texas bul Ig;‘::ag}:, $12 for Cottontail and 75c@$l for | the past fortnight, but prices still k - 5 spot prices will have of a good jobbing trade | 8 Bank C[ra;ings. * et % | HOGS—Receipts ‘u vuln some bu{\ l;s i Loulsville & Nashville s i “&“_L.L"cfif.':snfi:“mmm s 1 basis. In 30-60s stocks Mannattan Elevated CEW < | 000; left over, 2000. Choice about steady. Top, o e thcgau® et | NEW YORK, March 20.—The following table, 15,000; left over, Buiter, Cheese and Eggs. berries are coming in every day, but are very Metropolitan Street mu Mexican Central 2 | compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank clear- | NEW YORK, March 20.—R. G. Dun & Co.'s | $6 15. Mixed |l|‘d8 butchers, $5 80@6 073 ":dmg Minneapolis & St Lo v cav. | ings at all principal cities for the week ended | Weekly Review of Trade to-morrow will say: | choice heavy rough he 95a6 dear. $90; “Ught, 3 S8 024 bulkc of sales, K9G | The quotations for B RanDolis St Touts Lata March 28, with the percentage of Increase and | The condition of gen=ral business is in more gs represent the | Vegetables show no changes -u-my of note. g Missour! Pacif e dccre::so. as \omysr‘ed With the corresponding | respects satisfactory. 'The dry goods trade-is o s}‘?EEP—Recelpu. 5000. Sheep strong; lambs | pricss fixed at the daily eession of the Dairy ’gmuz will be in season next week. 3 Mobile & Ohlo week last year: Eloomy, ‘with further reductions -in: prices: of o o T ice s thetn. 36 fair | Exchange. The same observation applles to| Coal, per ton— Missouri | h $4 70 | Butter and Cheese, of course. Cannel $-—@12 (9| Bouthfleld iy staple goods this week and demand failing to | mixed, 346004 90; Western shecp. e o | Mgt S g e . N T 1$1,619.789,317 increase with the shading of quotations, but | Jeu llnnl s':os;fioo"c‘:;" lambe, $48 | The Butter market i still quoted weak. wit mm G =S d at from 5iec to | Boston ....... 139,049,630 from every other department of business re- ; Western lam il :r;'vd}a::m‘ he medium and lower s Some lowe: | Chicago ... 30 orts are cheerful and the outlook for a good . 2£81ng. Soat s ng’f.'r-sl Tre orfolk & Western pretd | Philadelphia B e ikl ol i s, eatastnn Tk New York Metal Market. Checse and Eggs are quoted steady., and the Tv "h s[‘,',',{‘s’f";?“‘ i Ontario & \.m‘,,fi T rection_and the mercantile demand for money | NEW YORK, March 22.—Demand for tin in | [3f, Saportit Sutionts | Oregon Railvay & Baltimore from numerous quarters s proof of the con- | the local market was very poor and Drices | Receipts as reported by the Dairy Exchange “ n. 13c for three- | Cinctnnati fidence felt among manufacturers and jobbers. | sagged off with a weak undertone apparent.|were: 40,400 pounds and 18 tubs of Butter, 1460 | _Poultry and Game— Oregon Railway & Fennsylvania . Kansas City New Orleans . Minneapolis . | Detroit Cleveland Loulsville Providence Milwaukee st. Paul Ruffalo own. In | sent continues r stocks and a better con- | 3 wk more favorable. | es a little trade s | u uuts we hear of ‘Jordan shelled aimonds me quarters and a fair | <y Report. | : The close was weak at $26715@26 30. cases Eggs, 14.210 pounds California Cheesé and | Hens, each -80Q73 Ttrn:s-:‘;rm::mtln:e‘u:x;:ec‘:‘ezm.gvfl::\t‘:llln struct- ;op%er. whl:’e elxm:i;lngu"um:e olrn ;.;xrx:;: T Eastern Cheese. Hogatars, was_deploral ural shapes there Is comparative steadiness in | SR80, WS GERCOTEN on the basts of §17 | Creamery—Extras, 16c; firsts, Me; seconds, iron and steel. After more or lessi advance | for lake and $16 621 for casting. Spelter ruled | —. every week for two months it is gratifyIng | inactive and mominally unchanged at & 553 %, Dairy—Extras, l4c; firsts, 13c; seconds, — to find that Bessemer pig remained seven days | Lead rem-(ni ‘dormant. Prices were unchanged | Store, lic. Without alteration. The tone is firm and pro- | at $ 87%s. A Aup. Cremiutty Xt o Sues . ducers report all recent sales for early delivery. | Pigiron warrants, steady, at §050@10350; | seconds, —; dairy extras, 3 While exports of cruder forms are light, other | Northern foundry, $15 25@16 50. Pickle, — per pound. countries having reduced prices until compe- | — e . tition is felt, there Ia no diminution in the | Portland’s Business. e Reading .. Reading ist prefd . Reading 2d prefd .. Rio Grande Western Ffl St Louls & n Fnrfisl prefd . St Lous & San Fran 2d prefd. St Louts Southwestern st Lu.xil Scuthwestern prefd Paul pretd $6s | Columbns, Onto” foreign demand for bridge material and other | P AR e R B PN Paul & Omaha * | Savannah finished products. Ry Eastern, full cream, 15@18c per Ib. - - uthern Pacific Denver . Prices of boots and shoes are well -uazuned, PORTLAND, Or.. March 20.—Clearings, $253,- EGGS— March 2, 19015 p. m 1 rainfalls to ¢ the same date in the last twenty- | = w c - Wi : without any quotable change. New Engla T iRt wEa pSalifornia Ranch-Selected White, 134c; | Pave” safcient work for somne. x:’a‘;'«'hf":fiei'fli . Calitornia_Gathered—Selected, 124c; stand- contracts. Japanned gacds and chromo patent | Northern Wheat Market. ard, 1lc; seconds, —. ; | kid are in special request. Most lines of sole | Fresh Eastern—Fancy, —; standard, —; Hartford itichmond X Memphis .82 | Washington % | Pearia. Union Pacific prefd — Wabash Rochester leather are firmly held, while receipts of glazed WASHIVETO\' seconds, — al T New v H " s Storage—California fancy, -—;: standard, 3 i eta New Haven R B e e ety R T e e e fancy, —; standard, —; sec- : V| Atlanta That the bottom prices for wool have been | changed. Dluestem, 57isc: club, dic. onds, . —. | Salt Lake City ... reached at last Is evidenced by the growing | OREGON. | 2 willingness of holde:s to make concessions, LAND, M P & § % % | Eorngbeld;, Mase | Eroater activity of dealers and INICAtIons | Wit Ly h . — Wheat —Walla | Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. - Port'and, Me lhnl‘ purclhxlel '_f_f !W?I';llonh;: :(mc:(';fll | By srvds — o Trace Portiand, Or erable volume. Transactions sl : As the scason advances Teceipts of Straw- | Cabbage, each.. o 0.1 A Exore | 8t. Joseph . gain at the leading markets, p'r’,"c'lfi«fl"&me:fi? Foreign Markets. berries are Increasing and vflc:l are slowly c.uunfmm mn |age, doz bnchs.. - | an s 1 y n exc o ; Sarimmin Sampaatore, | 30 Ametiesn o e oacurs phes. fraciional advences M| ;o oo oo e 25 11.16: sitver, | dcClining. Some came in from Bouldin Tstand | Celery. Jg:;;,-;g,, sane. . . Maximsemn ek -1 e Biaites Boonee i, Thowever, ond megotiations. Sianu. | TONDON. March 25 —Consols. % 11-16: sitver. | {Zoicrayy. - e { Wells Fargo Des Molnes | facturers are not inclined to accumulate stocks. | 27 5-164; French rentes, 101f 3c; cargoes -n Nine cars of Oranges were auctioned, as TON: . consignors | passage, rather firmer; cargoes No. 1 standard s AND GENERAL Miscellaneos— The new clip moves ry slow! accompanying shipments with instructions not | California, 29s 4!2d: cargoes Walla Walla, 29s; shville Fancy Navel Tic@$1 60; choice do, i i 4 100 American Cotton Oil | Wilmis n, Del... i - n siowly over the north- 1% American Cotton Ofl pre P, o sell at current figures. English country markets. quiet and steady } oS sked MG, L, N ! Ok 3 Turnips, per doz. Pacific Slope, and has | -- American Malting | fcranton . It was not possible to maintain the small | p v SRRI . Whest. steuidy: { rus fruits show no change. Oranges an e M TS rihern Arizona and Colo- | American Malting prefd.. Grand Ranld: | recovery late last week in raw cotton and sub- | 1 standard Cailfornia. 6s 4d: wheat in Paris, | lemons being weak and plentiful, while Limes ns are less favorable for settled | American Smelting & Refining. | sequent reaction established a new low record | gieady; flour In Paris, steady; French country | & in moderate supply and steady. Bananas er than for some days past American Smelting & Ref prefd for the crop year. markets, quiet and steady: weather in England, | are firm and good Apples scarce. American Spirits American Spirits prefd American Steel Hoop.. ‘American Steel Hoop pref American Steel & Wire.... American’ Steel & Wire ps American Ten Plate.. | American Tin Plate pref American Tobacco American Tobacco prefd Anaconda Mining Co. Brookiyn Ranid Transit Colorado Fuel & Tron.-.. Continental Tobacco ... Continantal Tobacco pref Federal Steel ... Wheat did not respond to rumors of damage. | fna. DECIDUOUS FRUITS— but found reason for strength in Atlantic ex- | "o rron_tplands, 4 11-164. STRAWBERRIES 13g0c per drawer for ports, Including fious, 1 o wecks of, 13652, CLOSING. Lflngwi)‘;‘(;'_ nd S@sio for Molindos s 847 bushels, against ushels in & e 2 APP) 30@T5c per box for common an Failures for the week numbered 206 in the | WHBAT—Spot, firm; No. 2 red Western win- @175 for good to choice nnd $2@2 25 for tlm:y United States, against 208 last year, and 20 in | ter. 65 %d: No. 1 Northern spring, 6s 3%d; No. | "CITRUS FRUITS—Navel Oranges. s0c@Si | Canada. against 33 last year. 1 Calitornia. €s 3i¢d. Futures, quiet: May, 6 | sccalives. —; T sl iz : July 2 CORN-Spot, firm; American mixed new, 3s | 4d; do. old, 4s %d. Futures, quiet; May, 3s * | |l ; lNew York Grain and Prodm:e’ Abd = iy e et ] Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins. sing slowly over the weather will probably pre- Three days me ations of a disturbasice of Southern California | Francisco for thirty , 1901 Sioux City ... New Bedford . Knoxville, Tenn. Topeka. Birmingham Wi gerin g !Amonlv for common and $1 %@2 for sood to ; Grape Fruit, 30c@$2; Mexican Lime: California Limes, nominal; Banana: 2's0 per buach; Pineapples, 75c@$2 pe Saturday, becoming | light northerly | 3v unsettied weather | s, changing to Cloudy; warmer Saturday. | warmer Saturday T r Saturday; warmer. Federal Steel pref 3 NEW YORK, March 2).—FLOUR—Receipts, l LOCAL MARKETS. ¥ vicinity—Fair Saturday. | General Flectric - | Rockford, Tl ... .. 372,954 20,800 barrels; exports, 16,800 barrels. Fairly | - New York reports a continued firm and slow- ( -« - et oibe | s e o T Bt T active and firmer on the strength of whea #———————————————————————# | Iy rising market for Prunes and a better feel- STOCK MARKET. \DER G. McADIE, Aotiosatinat] Saver s | Pargs N Do 5760 WHEAT—Recelpts, 9,50 bushels; no exports. ing In loose Raisins, with hardly any demand Forecast Official. International Paper prefd T8 | sioux Failg £D mime | Spot, firm: No. 2 red, 82 f. o. b. afloat; No. 2, Exchange and Bullion. tor Pears, Peaches and Apricots, except in a -— Laciede Gas .. s13; | Fremont, 144531 $0%:c elevator; No. 1 Northern Duluth, 90%c jobbing way. The late port appears in . S 78 o T B National Biscuit 4013 | Davenport L s T 0. b, ‘afloat; No. 1 hard Duluth, %0 I. o, b. | Sterling Exchange, 0 ays....... — § st | the first column.” This market shows no new | Local stocks and bonds were active on the il L, Y 4 e c R float. Options were dominated all day by | Sterling Exchange, sight = Nk teatures. morning session. Contra Costa Water was | National Lead . 15% | Galveston . T.887,000 R | Sterling “Cables -. ey 4% FRUITS—Apricots, 5@7c for Mlll And l;fl higher at §71 26972, while Makawell declined EASTERN MARKETS. H 183" | Houston 7,394,375 strength of corn and ruled generally firm, al- | Sterling Cables ... e Thq | 106 for Moorparks. Evaporated A to 40, ana Spring Valley Water o %2 55% | Colorad 725,568 ufet. Closing firm at %c net advance. | Now Yok Eaonanse ¢ .,.,‘,._,m, 12 | sun-dried, 14@2%c; Peach s i Contost Chtte. Wk o & RISt e R S E T 16% | Helena 661,855 lc, closed Sic; July, 81@Slic, closed | G{UC"Per ounce . = 59" d, 4@4ige for choice and for tu:cy vanced .." further to mmg, and thers wers R 15935 | Little R 526,138 81iyc; September, 50 9-16G80%c, closed 80%e. Mexican Dollars, nominl L0 @ b B for 108 and Bisiec: 10 | dles of Oceanic at $S6QSS 35. g 5 3% | Springfleld, Tl 91,582 HOPS—Quiet. E ginieir 5 Te. Nectarines, 5Gsho fof red and S4GAC for The ofl stocks were only moderately active Vezw Vork Stock Market. B4 | Evansville . L% HIDES-—Firm. - Wheat and Other Crain il MY e TR B Ry A —— II Pacific Coast 2d pretd S8 l\\‘heelln W, COFRER Steady: ot Rlo No. T, s%aic: 1eat-g g o ke 0t c; To- The Best & Helcher Mining Co: hes lovied on NEW YORK, March % —There was another | 30 Pacific Mall 3 ¥ mild, quil: Cordova, SL@12%c. Futures closed c: 90-1 assessment of lsc, delinquent May 3. People's Gas . The Market-street Rallway Company has de- 90, Ay of very heavy speculation in the stock | 17,100 Totals U. §.. <e | quiet and unchanged to 10 points net lower.| WHEAT—AIl markets were firmer, though | jo premium; Sonoma market to-day. The individual examples of [ 50 3% | Totals outside ;oul sales were 13750 bags, including: March. | there was no particular advance except at San | 4 less than'Santa Claras except 100 and ovtt, GRS SIS o S iy e P notable wtr h served as an effective prop | 5 e Bhe Auly. 5.65@5.70c; September, | Francisco, this market being higher, both on | Which stand 18 TG, o owers The Pacific Coast Borax Company will pay ¢ market and kept the bullish 4 A 7;‘60%‘1"{;' Socin: fair refining, 3 1-32c; cen. | And OFF call. With a good demand for shipment. | nay established the flnllowlnxlgflcuho Bieachod | a dividend of §1 per share to-day. sscendant, although profit-taking | 27,700 4. ' $1-32G4 1-16c. Molasses Chicago ovened dull and unchanged, with a | Thompson’s fancy. per el lc-, 1le; mratagiiuinee an enormous scale all day. The move- | 10 L R Yo BB | erond, bt te strength fn coarss | standard. l0cp Diime, % unbleached “Fhomp: | STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. as fally connected with any | 580 5.5 BUTTER—Receipts, packages. Firm; | grains made the shorts nervous and they did "n:fc»ks e o —_— but eversthing received a | 3109 | Bamiiton - fresh creamery, 16@2ic: factory, 11@14ic. Some covering. There was more talk of insect | fleicieq’ Sultanas, Sc; Seedless, S0-Tb boves, FRIDAY. March -2 p. m. 2 tation from the enthusiastic { 1§00 United States, Rubber...... | §t. John, N. 148 ‘l-:uGS—R«sew;-. "“v!“* packages. Easler; | jamage, which may be a factor later on. Du- | gie; 4-crown, ic; 3-crown, 6%ei 2-crown, fc. TATES BONDS. , untasorable came to| 3200 United States Rubber prefd.. Vancouver . s Western at mark, 13%@13%c. luth reported that stocks would increase there | pacific brand. 2-crown, 5c; 3-crown, UNITED STATES BO! the v ignored. Burlington | 93.300 Victoria .. DRIED IO TR halt a million bushels for the week. while | and 4-crown, Sic: sceded (Freemo pri L Ask. . s ity The fais ] T | NEW YORK, March 29.—A quiet and steady | Minneapolls estimated a decrease of 500. Ar- 7 . 3 4= in the market, as was | 2% Totals | market was noted for evaporated apples with- | gentine shipments for the week were 1,386,000 i rel'l-l o ~ d . n - 1 200 aterial change in prices. Export bus bu hel! llllns! ! for the same week » Sha g < iy - gy el light. State common were qulet a y C P C 58.108% — a "u{ the ':h.\\" list. Bur- m g ; Fs'(.:e‘l Py - prime, 42@4%c; cholce, 5@5%e; fancy, 0%0 Wll‘ilellk—-fii':l&pchl\(fi $1 l\l“ol 021 choice, g’."mml C-l<lle‘b .;:lg‘i ¥ wa an rom e outset, mount- - '3 i { o 3 H 3 . ing st night's close in the | Bradstreet’s Financial Reviet. | | *( i mia ariea truits were imactive. P oAt Barun T e N A aats EL & 1 | 1sns'm Fhares sold. 7 q, V\rllnllt! No. 1 !oh-hell. lflc No. No. S = y successive stages of PRUNES—3%@7c per pound, as to size and | [nrormal Session—9:15 o'clock—May—2000 ctls, |y hardshell, 9%c: 3 fc; Almsonds. shoie | E & C1 s & Foweil a time on absorption of 15.000 CLOSING BONDS. R DN 03% ; 1 03%;; 2000, $104; 5009, for_paper-shell, mm for softshell; Peanuts, | GeArY St R de. A , b -l e Ly s : s APRICOTS—Roval, T@llc; Moorpark, 84@ | ° gecond Session) oy 40w ctls, §1 04, Decem- | §@6c for Bastern: Brazil Nuts, i3c: Fiiberts, | HAW C ¥ - o St the St Tt e e = £ | NEW YORK, March 29.—Bradstreet's finan- ber—4000, §107: 1.06%. IO Pecans, *1@l3c; Cocoanuts, $3 Haw € LEg 1 i bt the speculators accepted 111%|Northern Pac 3a... 12y | €'al review to-morrow will say: PEACHES—Pesied, by s oleslar Morning Session—4000 ctls, $104%; | HONEY—Comb. 1i%@Mc for bright and 12% | & A R S P A h t the plan was “ripe.”” There | 3, ifst | Transactions have ngain been of large vol- | 1% $104. December 2000, §107; 000, $L07%. ° | gito for light amber; water white extracted, | 1/ 1908y - ulation in this stosk which ume and publlc interest in the stock market A(lem‘wH Beasion—No sales. o hen amber extracted, 64@7c; dark. 60 | Do En Do (191 cactions to 08% | —_— ARLEY—Some dealers are reporting a very En s ; 3 o #hade Delow that 5 e ke g o Ao Sy v e 23 dernand for shipment and the tendency of BT WAX—2@2%e per . e TR E o v it -takin Northern Pacific v IO ’ i et §s upward. TR P S3inE the stock down 15 Trom dhe 04 ’mumel a form which might be described as Chicago Grain Market. th;“nz"‘,& B o chlco brght; Tio_for P B Docs in mly a small rally 28% | even approximating a ‘boom.” Conditions No. 1 and ff grades: Brewing > N R of Do ¢ The Sroat Yolume ;;% | have bLeen generally favorable and sentiment | #————— % .lndl Shipping ll'ld“- mc Chevaiter, nom- R N R of Cal SPC s Steel stocks | «favors & continuance of the bullish move- nal. Dealers are still predicting a further advance | N P C sP by e o "‘ ~ %0 the commission | 4t ‘ment, even though prices In many. cases have | CHICAGO, March 20.—The corn pit was over- ) AL B kTS0 sales, | In cured meats and report a.very firm and | N P C sy shares. s e 18415 | terests to indul v nIl imes th | eyes were fastened on rge ps, who was i " K.ED MEATS—Ba ! e Soma MoCE RS e 18 et e e e s inbeing, Somewhat | peljeved to have control of the market, or to be wg;“;"“ e e R, 12@12%c for light -nd“l?znmu: for (B M bk il | in the preferred (o 12,00 shaves. | T% | feen are of brief duration and the Cupward | YTY close to a commanding position. Light | ' Afternoon Session—No sales. e 190 fo extra. Hight ‘and Lgusse tor WATER STOCKS DI S e i e 185 | movement s soon resumed. country offerings, despite higher bids sent out | OATS—Dealers reported rather more business | sugar-cured; =Eastern s , Hams, (Costa. 5T |Spring. Valle. 98 Che DImtained 155 to 00 The G| The announcement that about $250,000 in gold | last night, small receipts and the diminishing | yesterday, with some blds for round lots. | 134@13c; Mess Beef, $I3 Der, barrel: ' oxtra | Contra Costr- T8 T |Spring Valley. 82 — nt out at this level were enor- T P Tt e o R L this week | proportion of contract grade in them were i g;",‘;?'nh:’f’ w{;:;";""' Dominal; Red, 3130 | Mt bo: eitva clams ees, $18: Smoked Jand ‘apparently” the kubporters' of ‘the % | li""“mm_ry Rt in the Batlieh T (hoUED | fuences which kept the bullish biood cireutat- | YORN"Gffrings continue nemenq Yellow, A which s’ dese 19 100 St Thee fi% | fears of ‘war between Japan and Russia Fad | ine. Philips, whote line of lons stuff ls va- |oilog f5: White, $110G115; Eastern. mixed, | LARD Tlercs . quoted at, 6o per 1o for g o - % | an efrect also. e gold shippin; y estimated in s, met the tide ctl. s i s 105 | Voo cpecial arransement and agparentiy hay | of bUyIng orders and (hese came from hearly %?r xmm I folb, m. 10’ T L dividend return is still at a M:: { | e o M B, A THion bt the L"né‘"fi?f"o%n"}':.fi:“.’{x‘.{“&“fl” S B Is quoted, at FLEOLT0 per | | 00T e one terce. $¢: two terces, | Pac Gas Imp. — @ [Stkin G & B.—" 1 | rman loan of @43c a -warehouse. ' STOCKS. e class Northwestegn was lfted | 35 | i oreien, cxcnangs Nap been, strong_ana | during the fiat fl_f_!:tn,fillnum ne market | XV 56 five tlerces, Tho per Ib. INSURANCE KS. 4 Hudson 6% New York Centrai | g g gk o B R R e tredecr b Flo d Millstuffs. v | that London and Paris lue-nwnu:o in its wake other holdings traders wh ur an - low, 0ol idena; Tiinois Central 24 ind West- | conmacranle amount of epecte’ Guring the Dres- | are’ secottomed 1o tollow Wim. The quantities " Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. were vario: = | soring.The " banking clrer tossed about were of record-breaking volume. e o T Tt o Mwsph, 4| however,s optimistic as'to the .«.3 cta ot it | So broad was the demand, however, that the | FLOUR—California Fam “ramily i All kinds quoted under this head stand as oty o e i 1 | a movement, and money. Stock | intense pressure succeeded In forcint the mar- uo un-n terms; Bakers' Extras, §3 1583 25; |\ f0 " (ool is dull. Hops are firm and . i Ty oo | | market borrowers bdngeltm able to supply All | Ket only {0 HKe. Here Philiips coased mis $275G2 & per barrel for family and | NUE L o) ara aragging. < other stocks, including the Grangers. | ; thelr requirements a helow 3 per cent on call | liquidation. ' In mounllnl LLor Philips’ move &'flfl for bakers'; Washington, bakers', 32 75 | PR el T L0 S T ulle and brands sell Southarcaiorn Eroop showed the ltscie ot reat | & | wim> noticed that lenders of money as Mers ho: were Feally hia aa s Pricen n sacks are as fol | about I under quotations. Heavy Saited t that no engamements of SUE weee sy | dustrial col The success of the wreat f a2 15 Fiye | diten: Viko for Deavy-and fo for lights Stacy, sToCK orTow’s steamer was regarded | steel and the bellef that the new United Corn 1, 82 75; : . STREET RAILROAD 8 estons as a | Btates steet stocks will ot only be. 5. 16n G i | 6c; Salted Kip, 9¢; Saited Veal, Sc: Salted Calf, = able factor, although the sterling ex- | feat: OF th Sharioaty et Tirm: s "fi its, $4 50; Hom- California-st » (hance marke was calicd arm af & dighil | Gevelop ‘an'intrinsic. value. of v& high b o5 lower level, in sympathy, with somewhat easier | Atchison $4 505 e Ascounts in London. promise of an unfa- | ), vorable bank statement was fgnored. There was less activity in the bond market to-day and the price movement was irregular. ‘Pearl Barley, i6 50 per 100 1os. Total sales. 35.85.000. United States new 45 — % hisher & 3 afvanced 1 per cent on the last call. | | Boston & Al = 7 e s o -1: nm: favor of of the de Md F:cdsmff:. NEW YORK STOCK LIST. Boston 194% At s B Rreater lllnmion. s in — Stock— Bid. | Dom Coai : ; e..:".:: 1790 mhfi'..'m o do Alaska Pack..121 240 Atchison prefd Fed Cal Fruit Can 973100 1.000 Baltimore & Ohlo . do. Cal Wine Asn.100 — 20 Canadian Pacific Fiten! Mee Ex Asn. MBS — 11500 nada Southern Gen 216 Chesapeake & Ohio . do % Chicago Great Western Ed. 1700 Chicags Burlington & 1747, | Mex B 5 i I 8.0 Chicago Ind & Louisville 2| L