The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 11, 1902, Page 8

‘THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1902. SUMMARY OF Local stocks and bonds dull. Silver and Exchange about the s W heat unsettled, with. poor pros Barley, Oats and Rye firm. Co: Hay and Feedstuffs as previou Beans continue to come in freely. Butter and Cheese about the sam. Dried Fruits unchanged. Provisions continue inactive. No change in the Meat market. THE MARKETS. ame. pects for the Eastern crop. rn dull. sly quoted. - e. Eggs unscttled. Oranges steady and in fair demand. Lemons weak. Poultry in light receipt and unchanged. Potatoes and Onions about as b cfore. Vegetables easy. LONDON CLOSING STOCKS. Con for money..94 3-16 N Y Central . Con for account...94% Norfolk & W. Anaconda ... .... 6%| Do pfd . Atchison ... . T6%|Ontario & West. 33% Do ptd . . 98% | Pennsylvania TTH Balt & Ohio ....107% ) Reading Canadian Pacific.115%| Do 1st pfd . Ches & Ohlo ... 46%| Do 2d pfd Chicago G W .. 24%|Southern Ry . C M & St Paul.168 Do pfd . Denver & R G ... 44%/Southern Pacific Do pfd . 94 |Union Pacific . Erfe ... 1 37%| Do'ptd . Do 1st pfd .... 693 |U S Steel Do 2d pfd ..... 56%| Do pfd - Illinois Central ..143 {Wabash . Louis & Nash .106%| Do pfd . M K & Texas ... 24% Spanish 4s . Do pfd . 564 Bar silver uncertain at 25 11-16d per ounce. Money, 2%@3 per cent. The rate of discount | In the open market for short bills is 28 per cent. The rate of discount in the open market for three months’ bills is 2 8-16 per cent. New York Money Market. NEW YORK, March 10.—Money on call, | firmer, at 213@3% per cent; closing bid and | asked, 234@3 per cent. Prime mercantile pa- per, 4@4% per cent. Sterling exchange, easier, with actual business in bankers' bills at 34 87% steady. Good to choice wethers, $4 50@5 25; fair to choice mixed, $3 7! 40; Western &leep and yearli; 3 ; native lambs, mJ’ w.mr:'flm‘é., 5zso(s 50. =0 _ “ST. JOSEPH. 2 . JOSEPH, Mo., March 10.—CA’ Receipts, 12,000, © Steady. . Natives, 8 75; cows and heifers, §1 75@5 60; veals, 5; stockers and feeders, $2 50@0 15 3; 5@ 3@ HOGS—Receipts, 6500. Five to_ 10 cents {-?;e!x(-’- i !‘ilxhhz D:na light n‘uxedl.“¥ga1 20; eavy, 5; pigs, - SHEEE Recopis, 500, Ltoaay, . Western lambs, $5 50@6-35; Western sheep, §3 65@5 50. New Yerk Metal Market. NEW YORK. March 10.—Brighter conditions were noted in the tin market here and abroad. There was a substantial gain over the prices last quoted here, while the sain at London amounted to 15s, closing spot there at £115 15s and futures at £112 5s. The local guotation was 26%@28%c for spot, with March quoted at 25%@26%4c and April at 251@26%ec. COPPER—Was steady here, with Lake un- changed at 121, @1234c; electrolytic and casting quoted at 121 @12%c. 'The London market for copper was 12s 6d lower. closing with spot at £54 2s 6d and futures at £54., LEAD—Was steady but quict at New York, with Auzcdqumzd. London was 1s 3d lower at SPELTER—Was dull and unchanged at 654"221%24 27%. London closed unchanged a JRON—Was steady but unchanged at New York. Pigiron warrants were nominal. No. 1 foundry, Northern. '$18@19: No. 1 foundry. sfilglhem, $17 50@18; No. 1 foundry, soft, $17 50 othe Enl‘llnh markets were a_shade lower. asgow closed at and Middlestoro at 465 Tid. i g Visible Grain Supply. Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. Oregon Burbanks are well cleaned out of first hands and a steamer is due to-day with about 8000 sacks. Early Rose Potatoes were quoted lower, as 1618 sacks were received from Victorla and there were no /sales re above $1 75 per ctl. Four cars of Sweet Pota- | toes came in from Merced and sold well at an "advance. Choice offerings of Onions sell readily and prices remain as previously quoted. One car came in from Oregon. Tomatoes are weak and 1370 boxes have come to hand from Mexico within the past two days. These sell In preference to the Los Angeles ar- ticle, owing to the poor condition of the latter. Receipts of Asparagus were 35 boxes and prices | had a wider 'range, as considerable poor stock was received. About 50 boxes of Rhubarb came in and sold at unchanged prices. Receipts of | Los Angeles Vegetables were light and prices | showed little variation. POTATOES—$1 10@1 30 for Burbanks from the river; Oregon Burbanks, $1 35@1 70; Ore- gon .Garnet Chiles. $1 35@i 50: River Reds, $150@1 60; Early Rose, for seed, $175; small Burbanks, ‘for seed, $1 35@1 50; Sweets, $1 50@ 160, for Merceds. ONIONS—Oregons, $1 75@2 15, first hands; s(:utnllln, $3@3 25; Green Onions, 50@65¢c per x. VEGETABLES—Asparagus, extra fancy, 25 @30c per 1b; 1714@22%c for No. 1 and 10@15¢ for No. 2; Rhubarb, 1@10c; Green Peas, from Los Angeles, 6@8c; Bay Peas, 8@10c: String | Beans, from Los Angeles. 12i4@1bc, in- cluding Wax: Cabbage, i0c per ctl: Los Angeles Tomatces. T5@$1 25 per box and $1@ 150 per crate; Mexican Tomatoes, T5c@$1 25 per box for repacked; Dried Peppers, 12%@1o per 1b: Los Angeles do, 15@173%c; Dried Ok 12%G%0c per Ib; Carrots, 35@30c per sac Hothouse Cucumbers, $1@1 50 per dozen; Gar- lic, 1%@2%c: Los Angeles Green. Peppers, 15 | @20c; Mexican do, 10@1c: Egg Plant from | Los Angeles, 25@30c; Summer Squash, from Los Angeles, $1@1 o0; Marrowfat Squash, $10 per | ton: Hubbard Squash, $10; Mushrooms, 50c@ ser 1b. ES 474 @5%c per Ib (Eross weight). bs&‘n’p—w&;& 4% @bc: Ewes, 8 pae Ib_(gross wel . Lambs, $2 5082 75 per :IE;A.: B e of. 18 livewsight: vearlings, per 1b. Hogs, 200 Ibs and under, 6@ O4e- 300 Ton, and over, SK@0%c: feeders, Sihc: SOWS, 20 per cent off; boars, 30 per cent off, and stags. 40 per cent off from the above quo- tations. General Merchandise. 6c; San BAGS—Grain Bags, June and July, Fleece Quentin, 5.55c; Wool Bags, 32@35c¢: Twine, T%@Sc. COAL—Wellington, $9 per ton: Southfield Wellington, $0; Seattle. $6 50: Bryant, $6 50: Roslyn, $7; Coos Bay, $5 50; Wallsend, $8 50; Co-operative Wallsend, $8 50; Cumberland, $12 in bulk and $i3 25 in sacks; Pennsylvania An- thracite Egg, —: Welsh Anthracite, §14; Cannel, $11 per ton; Coke, $15 per ton in bulk and $17 in sacks; Rocky Mountain descriptions, $8 45 per 2000 Ibs and $8 50 per ton, according to brand. OIL—California. Castor Oll, in cases, No. 1. 70c; pure, $1 20; Linseed Oil, in barrels, boiled. | 76c; T4c; cases, Sc more; Lucol, %6c for | Datied "aria 846 For faw. In_barrels: Lard OIl, extra winter strained, Mrnl-fi i&:p ‘::::u‘_ e:\:; China Nut, 57%@68c per gallon; > - Soorin barrals. Joc; cases, T5c: Sperm, pure, Whale Oil." natural white, $0@30c per gal- lon: Fish Oil, barrels, 42%c: cases, 473c: e R €318 Ceylon and c for Australian. COAL OIL—Water White Coal Oil, in bulk, 13%c; Pearl Oil, in cases. 20c; Astral, 20c; Star, 20c; Zxtra Star, 24c; Elaine, 25c; Eocene, 22c; deodorized stove Gasoline, in bulk, 13¢; in 21%c; Benzine, in bulk, l4c; In cases. 203c; 36-degree Gasoline, in bulk, 20¢; in cases. 2614c v TURPENTINE—67c per gallon In cases and for AUCTION SALES+ 2 2= Py “AUCTION SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. 25 head of trotters agd pacers; as %0od as ever offered at public auction, and must be soid without reserve at the Mascot Stable, 1106 ana 1108 Golden Gate ave. Pedigrees and descrip- tion given day of sale, FRIDAY, March lith, at 10 a. m. & 150 150 150 ARRIVED! Third Consignment of D. MILLER HORSES. Weight from 1150 to 1500. OCCIDENTAL HORSE EXCHANGE, 721 HOWARD ST. o o~ LN JFS.T ARRIVED, carload of the FINEST WORK, CARRIAGE and DRIVING HO £ ever brought to this market, weights 1150 to 1500, all sound and broken. SANTA CLARA MILK CO., 721-723 Howard street. g Morning Session. Icher ..... 06 100 Con C & V.1 27% 300 Best & Beich 23| 05 200 Caledonia ol ‘ 400 Caledonia 2 €00 Caledonia 400 Caledonia 300 Crown Point. 200 Hale & Nor Mexican . 00 Ophir 500 Overman o 11 200 Caledonia ... Shg! for demand and at $4 85@4 85% for sixty days. | NEW YORK, March 10.—The visible supply | $1 50 per box. R s g oy S caiadenis . 500 Seg Belcher.. 04 -ied Fruit in New York. Southern stocks and large buying of Mexican | Fosted rates §4 86 and $156%. Mg:;"mgfi;l} of grain Saturday, March 8, as complled by the e o | ©SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Com- | 400 Challenge Con 33| 900 Shere Nenada 14 Dried Fruit in New York. Central and Mexican National securities. | bllle, §4 841504 §0%. Bar silver, ; New York Produce Exchange, Is as follows: \ Poultry and Game. | pany quotes as follows, per pound. in 1001h | 200 Challenge Con 25! 200 Union Con... 28 York say: “At the s e o e e e s ana | | Government bonds, steady; State 'bonds; bupnieat—3,155,000 bushels; decrease, 938,000 | 235 Powored d5es” Candy | Granulated. Afternoon Session, Nl pviens Svotn Mow SERrb Standard Rope and Twine 6. Otherwise the | weak; railroad bonds, irregular. o 10,108,000 bushels; decregse, 248,000| One car of Eastern Live Poultry was placed | 4:35c; Dry Granulated Fine, 425c: Dry Granu- | 300 Best & Beich 25 1000 Mexican . moment the spot market for the more Impor- | ;oo Sag quiet and irregular. Total sales, | Silver Certificates—10,000 ounces sold at) , —prr—0,108, ushiels; | decreguc, d on-the market yvesterday and one car is an- | lated Coarse. 4.25c: Fruit Granulated, 4.25c:| 500 Caledonia ... 46| 300 Ophir tant articles continues steady and presents | g3.855,000. L oo Oats—4,014,000 bushels; decrease, = 232,000 | nounced for to-day's market. Recelpts of Call- | Beet Granulated (100-1b bags only). nome: | 200 Caledonia ... 40 200 Overman several strong features. There is reported 2 | Tnited States bonds were unchanged on T bushels, J fornia were small and all descriptions remained | Confectioners' A, 4.23c: Magnolta A, 3.55¢ e vee 1390 Ses_Belche somewhat firmer feeling in prunes. with 40- |last call. X STOCK LIST. London Market. Rye—2121,000 bushels; decrease, 82,000 bush- | as previously quoted. DR Saiat 1 e ke e % s 2 Caletintn . - e A S oo e g et Hkan - Tiow, Cioea “hartey—1,885 153,000 | 45 2me was in more lberal recelpt, but con- Doyl "F0c ‘more; 50.1b bags, 10c more, for ali | 400 Challenge Con Zi 500 Siiver Hill .. 36 eral lots are said to have es. . Low. Close. rley- ,000 bushels; decrease, , tinued to bring good prices. Sixty-three sacks | o o .2 4 Ch 3 V. J 2 the spot at & shade under 6%c in 25-1b boxes. | Atchison ... 7,100 T5% 74% T4% | NEW YORK, March 10.—The Covmmerclq bushels, pacibandly igénds ‘Poml‘?ol—fl{ll(»h;rnllf ?Hc,‘ box_'; ;03 ‘L:g: (‘.: &. \"1 ‘-;7?‘:‘ 500 Union Con .. 28 Coast advices report holders firm on the 8%c | Atchison pfd . 1,900 96% 96 | Advertiser's London financial cablegram says: POULTRY—Live Turkeys, 13@14c for Gob- | 5c per 1b - No order Jaken for Jese han 7 - four-size basis for new Santa Claras in bags | Balt & Ohio 5200 105% 103% | *The stock market was idle and dull through- N ¥orh Corton ' Mopbe: blets, and 160100 for Heps: Geese. per pair, | barcels, or el Gmisinn and 3c for old Senta Claras, Epot posttion I | Bait & Ohio pid:!2 .o oo 124 | out the session. The capture of a Boer maga- ew York Cotton Marret. $1 50G1 75; Goslings, $2 25@2 50; Ducks, ¥5@ R e d ’ : under 40- rathe o 3 3 i e Steptat, Dut the wiows Gf heliers are o0 | Coaaoinn, Pactflc - 00 sil 57" | Zine of arms and ammunition was counteracted P A R e L Pl eccipts of Produce. MONDAY, March 10—4 p. m. higher. In old fruit the feeling is reported | Chesap & Ohio 200 46 pt3 by the disquieting news about ‘g\elh-;“:l of NEW YORK, March 10.—The cotton market fifi. .“y:“:)ncx4 B oe hern. $ ’gimm. A oo ik Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask. romewhat easy on the small sizes, due to large | Cni & Alton ... 200 3 | Derneen Mussia and Japan. Katfre were very | opened easy, with prices off 4 to 7 points, and | {gk G for laree and $3G+ for small: Pigeons, ] FOR MONDAY, MARCH 10. Alpha — 03 Justice . 167 11 arrivals and quality of some of the fruit. IN{ Chy & Alton pfd. 300 flat after the close of business in the street on | Ciosed barely steady and net 5 to 7 points | §1 50 per dozen for old and $2 50@2 75 for = Alta . 04 08 Kentuck o o apricots the market continues to show firm-, Cpy 1ng4 & Louls 500 ths- announceiment in the House of Commons lower. Squabs. Flour, qr sks 1 Middlings, sks.. 851 | Andes . 04 03 Lnd{ ‘Wash . - mess and a good jobbing outlet is noted. Strict- | cpy 1 & Louls prd. 200 that the Boers had captured General Methuen, % GAME—Hare, $1@150; Rabbits, $150 for | Wheat, ctls Shorts, sks .... 265 | Belcher . 06 07 Mexican 2 1y choice rovals are very firm, but some offer- | 800 400 men and four guns, Consols dropped Foreign Markets. Cottontails and $1 for Brush; Gray Geese, $3@ | Barley, ctls Broomeorn, bdls 96 | Best & Beich 22 24 Occidental ... 08 10 ings of dark fruit are avallable at less than | cpi 2,400 o Dia om th. Hauchanse; ‘but:ihe captare g ‘ 8 50; White Geese, $1@1 25: Brant, $1 50G2 | Oats, ctls Tallow, ctis ... 205 | Bullion ...... .02 03 Ophir 100 quotations. Peaches are active and the views | oy 200 Methuen at that time was only rumored. r dozen: Honkers, $3@4 50: English Snipe, | Banns, sks Leather, rolls... 7 | Caledonfa ... 46 47 Overman . 12 ©of holders are maintained within the quoted | Gy < e At T s T amoril New | _ LONDON, March 10.—Consols. 94%. Siiver, | §3@3 50; Jack Snipe, $1 50@2. i otataes, sks Juicksilver, fiks _ 19 | Challenge Con 23 2% Potosi it Tanee o currente s Cable from Greece to.dsy | Gt o York came stightly harder. 2 251-164. French rentes, 101f 35c: cargoes on e | Comn. ctie Sugar, ctls ... 5079 | Chouar.... 00 10 Savage . o faid down here on fine Amalias in barreis. | Ghy 1 B A U0y X asttian D i S ious gt Butter, Cheese and Eggs. | Hay, tons Wine, “gals -... 71,200 | Gon G & Vé.1 25 1 30 Seg Belcher.. — Thie chows an advance of lc in the primary | cy * 2300 sy ¥ CE e N Lk tabwese Whlia Pt M % | Straw, tons Peits, bdls . 242 | Con Imperial. — 01 Sierra Nevada 14 market over cable advices of the previous day. | ¢'c ¢ & St Louis. 1,000 h 0 D W K ta ipors hors | Prices for Butter remained about as before, | Wool," sks Hides, No. . 229 | Con N York. 01 02 Silver Hill... 55 The spot market is showing easiness, with 51 By = nto U. K., wheat, 313,000 quarters; import into 5 < | Bran, sks . 91 Lime, bbls . 364 | Crown Point. 05 07|St Louis . - T i quted on fne. Amaalla grade in bat- | Colo Southern ... 4400 Condition of the Freasury. U. K., flour, 112,000 quarters; wheat and flour | but the feeling was weak as receipts were free | S0 0TS e R S = rels. A moderate jobbing interest only s e h %S‘,,?; S So:pastase & 'Jl(y;“{‘(';,e :‘,uio“%c:'oéozheu and flour .nghme d‘em,-nd ham;n". S A BRI s oy Exchequer o & |Tnton Con 3 noted for uncieaned and cleaned. In rai- . 2 5 - passa; . 1,180,600, eese s in a peculiar condition, as already . Gould & Cur. 10 12|Utan . ] .man: some | Dela & Hudson . 1,300 WASHINGTON, March 10.—To-day's state- LIVER March 10.—WHEAT—Firm; WASHINGTON. | - he & d 1 ded s fair, and i arc . rm; 4 SHING 2 Gariers “the Yiews of selicrs sfow frmpess. | Dela Lack & W..l 100 ment of the Treasurs shows: Avallable cash | wheat in Parls, firm: flour In Paris. firm: | mentioned. Ol ls bringing as much If 00t o, oo o 4722 Flaxsesd sks .. 451 e - L - Eecded in 16-ounce cartons can, however, stili | Denver & Rig G .. balance, $180,542,587; gold, $02,543,603. French country markets, firm; Weather 1 Eng- | MOTe that nev, And Younk AMCricen 1% &) har | Potatofs, sks - 1,613 Corn Meal, bags 530 D0 okl 51 S5 hr thikon ol e ey Ty | mvte ... ... T 15,100 * # | COTTON-Uplands, 4 25-320 gesciplions ‘aaihe; deniand Tor them (v Simell R 1L REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. held et de " Valencia layers are steady and | Erle ist pid 200 g 4 20, Congitions " secm completely reversed fn. this | it bl 4 Erle 24 pfd 500 . h product. . i fom o Vige, I Satos the ket e showing | oot diocth pid... 200 New York Grain and Produce. Northern Business. The feeling In Eggs yesterday was mixed. Emeline C, Thomson to Arthur R. Freder- Gre moving out in & fair jobbing way and are | Hocking Valley (I 300 | Wholesalers generally quoted e as ihe best | STOCK MARKET. ek, lot on NE corner of Van Ness avenue und ‘Brazils | Hocking Val pfd 400 price for ranch, and heavy retailers adves ondway, 8 by N :6; $10. i T e o s s ouoets | iaate Cuntini ... 3208 * March 10.—Clearings, | Yised to sell their finest ranch at 1oc. This | g— 4| Jugusta and Kenneth Melrose to_Grace C. st 8i,c. Reports of purchases at Sc are | lowa Central . 7,000 A CBEW ORK, March ~10.—FLOUR—Re- 5OS. they could afford to do, as they bought down- Davis (wife of Morris W.), lot on W line of heard. A moderate trade s moted in Marbot | Iowa Central pfd.. 4,500 - NE OB, =i ' PORTLAND, 10.—Clearings, $685,- | town at 13@lic, but even this margin of profit | Business was quiet on the morning session | Octavia_street, 70 S of Vallejo, S 25 by W uts st the lower range. Naples show | Lake Erie & W... 100 ceipts, 10,140 barrele. Qulet but firmly held at| g40; balances, §101,243. \. | Is very small, if indeed there is any margin. | of the Bond Exchange, with no marked fluctu- | 112:6; §10. Armnese, with 11%c quoced. Shelled almonds | Lake E & W pid. 100 full prices. Winter patents, $3 95@4 30; win- | TACOMA, ‘March 10.—Clearings, $244,811; [ The clear dry weather enabled the commis- | o, 8 =il 0 oY water sold at $91 Mary P. and J. C. Stubbs to Isabelle Lewis are steady and thow a little firmness for | Louls & Nashvill 800 | ter straights, $3 80@3 95; Mihnesota patents, | balances, §69,313. sion merchants to place considerable lines in | Stio0s: =prioe VAT SWEEL SO0 O oo Mm (wife of Sob), lot on S line of Pacific avenue, PR Manhattan L 100 $3 85G4 10; winter extras, $3 20@3 30; Minne- | SPOKANE, March 10.—Clearings, $254,146; | store. and thus reileve the market of some | 91 ond - HENREL AEoe) A 90 E of Plerce street, E 47:6 by S 127:8%: $10. P Metropolitan '900 Zota bakers', §2 65@3 30; winter low grades, | balances, §56,78S. o |o dta surpius. | The jobbers and fruit men, EI O i Tt ke o the St Ehw-:l;:n P. and Cl?r; V. Sw:t;::“wr;.‘h:{l;: 3 o 3 —_— who receive smal ots of 'ggs from e cou. - ~ in, on ine of ackson W eather Report. Mexican Netionst | 30900 B T Beceipta, 27.760" brsheld Gerpbets: Norihévs i hzat Marbel, try. quoted rather more steadiness to the mar- | bevond an advance in Contra Costa Water & | Baicc, “’35 by S 12785 $10. Minn & St Louls 1200 87,836 bushels. Spot, weak; No. 2 red, 87%¢ 2 ket. but for the great bulk of the day's busi- [$7680. |\ L g worthy | Le H. and Lizzle Sly to Silvio and Frank 3 Missouri Pacific 500 170 b, afioat: No, 2 red, 87c elevator; No. 1 ness 14c was about the top quotation. The | The ofl stocks Rocca, lot on W line of Broderick street, 27:9 (120th Meridian—Pacific Time.) M K & Texas . 400 Torthern Duluth, 85%c f. o. b, afloat; Ne, 1 OREGON, general impression, however, 1s that the bot- | 8O0 = 1iii4enq yesterday were: Giant | S Of Greenwich, § 35:6 by W 73; $10. 2 SAN FRANCISCO, March 105 p. m. |M K & T pfd | Manitoba. $23c f. 0. b. afioat. Although| PORTLAND, March 10, —WHEAT—Steady | tom has been‘reactied. Powder. 56, or $15.000; Californla Wine, #0¢, | Hannah Rendell (single) to Emeline C. T Dillowlik et 'Cho. Disbinbl iuiantts 6o 13 & Daarat® e Er Azt Eatathe GG o SR 2 b b ¥ | Receipts were 47,000 pounds § tubs of Butter, b Thomson (single), lot on E line of Lyon street, & ral a shade steadie: 5 but inactive; Walla Walla, 65%@66c; blue p or $26,025. : 4 fost wsescw, mnd wmlafall ta Sast twoaty-fowr | OSSOt | BiEiiona i e "Eouthwesr, arse world's ship: | TACOMA, Maron so O\ HEAT—Steady, | POURIS of Fastern Cheese. STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. | .n Stecl and Wire Company of New Jersey, e Ontari - | mente, “unioading and less’ export demand than |-Biue stem. 66c: chn 65 AT—Steady. | “"BUTTER—Creamery, 26@27c_per pound _for lot on NE corner of Sixteenth and Folson = N e i apected. Cloasd weak at . H@No LARItnA LT Hoa + club, 65c. fancy, 25c for firsts and 2213@24c for seconds; MONDAY, March 10—2 p. m. | streets, E 312, NE 53.85, NE 51.66, NE 40.69, Statione— 24 H Season Read! Closed at. 8350, May, S21p@S3 15:10¢ © | atry. P0@24c; store Butter, 1i@l19c per Ib. NE 75.85, NE .61, to Harrison, N Burcke 0.0 SL.14 25 | Reading ist pid Moma S5 Tiv. Gisasie, closed Sirge; | ¥——————————————% | CHEESE—New, 10%@11¢; ‘old, 103@lic; | UNITED STATES BONDS. Do, W 550, & 320; $10. Red Bluft 0.00 27.78 117 | Reading 24 ptd September, 821,@Rile, closed 82%c. g Young America, 10@1ic; Eastern, 13@15c per | Bid. Ask. Bid.Ask. | Jobn Center to Jean and Rosine Allec, lot on Sacramento . 0.00 04 | St Louls & S F . HOPS—Quiet. pound. | 48 ar coup..1124 — 4s qr ¢ (new)139%139% | N line of Twentieth street, 95 E of Folsom, B Sen Francieco. . 0.00 68 | StL &S F 1st ptd. WOOL—Quiet. . EGGS—Ranch, 14c, and in a small way 15 | 45 qr reg....111%4111% 3s qr coup... — 100% | 25 by N 95; $10. Freeno -..... 0.00 94 | St L & S F2dpra. 1,400 HIDES—Steady. \ Bt de Dan R T e TS v S MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. John_and Christine Scharff to Richard and Indepengence . o.% 76| St Louls 8 W..... 100 COPFI—fipot, Bio. aul ug?é 7 javolce, * 4 | cholce; store, 12@12%c per dozen. Ala A W Co. 76%108 |Oc SS Co 5s.101 102 “'myhsch;¥unulz;‘u.lmgn - R 4. o an Luis Obispo.. X St Louis § W pfd. 900 Boc ild, quiet; Cordova, c. ures Y b ;i Bay CPC bs.106% —. |Ombus C 6s.131 — | teenth and Folsom s 3 ). Los A _ 0.02 63 | St P losed iet, with pri t unchanged. Total » SARPE G e Ei 1. and Wilhelmina S. Flieger to Emm: Los Aoseler RX; 65| S’ - w0100 closed quiet, with prices net unchanged. _Total Exchange and Bullion. Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. | Calst 5s.. 1168 ' |Pac GIm 45’ 833 — | , Enos I and WUBCR S F e W corn & Southern Pacific .. 15,600 ‘August, 5.65c; September, 5.70@5.75¢; October, ' | Ea L&P 6s. — — |Pk&0 R 6s.117 120 |Oof Twenty-first and Hampshiire streets, W : San Francieco date: Maximum temperature, | Southern Ry . ; 5.80c; December, 5.95c. Silver declined Jc. Three cars of Oranges were offered at the | FergC H 6s.116 — |Pwl-st R 6s.117 — | by S 97:6; §10, 56; minimum, 47; mean, 53. Southern Ry p 500, SUGAR—Raw, unsettled. Fair refining, | Sterling Exchange, 60 day — $4 86 | auction yesterday and sold readily at the fol- | Geary-st 0s. — — |Sac EGR Bs. 951 98 Clayton B, Wilson to Daisy M. Tunnicliffe, The following maximum and minimum tem- | Texes & Pacific... 2,100 2:2 entrifugal, 96 test, 3%c, Molasses sugar, | Sterling Cables, sight « — 488% | oning prices: Fancy Navels, $§2 05@2 65; | H C&S 5%s. — — [SF ,s,vg;._w:zm lot on E line of Bartlett street, 185:9%3 S of peratures were reported from Eastern stations: | 7o) 8¢ L & West. 'so 3 Refined, dull. Sterling Cables’ . o — 480 | e do. $1 75@2 10; standard do, $1 10@1 80, | 10014 Sterra Cal(s.10513110 | Twenty-third, S 50 by E 125; $10. Boston Tol#t L & W prd. 3 DRIED FRUITS. New W¥ork. Exchaiige, sight 3k 10 > Y wer d | — |8 P of A 6s Charles and Anna Stepp to Julius A. and Cincinnati . Union Pacifio.. ... 11400 -+ [N New York Exchenge, telegraphic — = R el et nanneed | (1900) 11214 — | Bertha J. Eichorn, lot on W line of Chatta- Enfladeiphia D “400 el PR e W e I T | goom $4% | brices. “Seedlings were scarce and what fow | (sl G919 S10e” = | moaga sixeet, 78 8 ot Twenty-second, B 125 by vashington Vabas! 1,400 23% | business, with the demand, however, for the O S s Were offering eold readily. = Lemons were in - OB e Lo g s Jecksonville Wabash 800 it J i R 3 liberal supply and the market was a littis |” (1903)Sr A. — 100% | _ Jobn J. and Eleanor McMahon to. Susan o b e et e i Wheat and Other Grains. weaker, although prices were unchanged. The n 5 (908)Sr B — 111 | Brady (wife of Jsmes W, lot on E line of 30_ | prime, 8g0%c; cholce, Hi3@10c; fancy 104 @llc. e e A ST R S T e S R e | - Sl - e 21% | In California fruits the market continued to . can Limes. 0 lem Bs. ; $10. i 7 Wis Central pfd... 700 el . WHEAT—Chicago was firmer at the opening | ~ There {s nothing new in the other fruits. | N R of C 6s. SP of Cal ‘William C. and Huldah Hildebrandt and Max Foxxoy e 3 A Express Compasies— % | show activity on the princlpal articles and & | op better cables, and continued dry weather in | APBLES—§2g 25 per box for extra, $1 5@ | _ Do 5 ... c'entd 5.120 — | and Bertha Pomer to Francis Korbel, lot on 2 ko 4 £L 4 dams . S 202 the Southwest, and there was more disposition |1 75 for good to choice and 60c@$l for ordi- | N Pac C 5s. Do stmpd.111341: N line of Jackson street, of Fron! § E5E5 53 2% & |American 200, | Brices ‘for pruiies jand, sEDicots; e Mot J piva b el nary. N Cal R 5s. SP Br Calés. 1399141 | N 120, W 114, S 60, B 85, S 60; $10. ETATI 2 3232 8% 22 I |United Sea Seady, with BaRE AR by e O ek ar cotoas ) CITRUS FRUITS Navel Oranges, 31 509 | Oak Gase.: |8 ¥ Wat 6s.111 1115 | _ James Mulcahy to Bridget Mulcahy, lot on g g8g3:% s £ | Wells Fargo . Prunes—3%@1c. joalisiag and short @eHifisyan. ok (o5 0% 1954 1,90 for, standards, $2G2 25 for cholce and | Oak'Trn 6s. Do ds ...103% —" | & line of Larkin strest, L3:¢ N of Bddy. E e 58 EF 5 Miscellaneous— Apricots—Hoyal, 10@l4c; Moorpark, 11@ | Support and weakness in corn. The world's|§2 25@2 75 for fancy; Seedlings, $1 26@1 50: Do 1st cBs. Dods 3d m.102% — o 37 :6, X 258 ] 5 : s :mgaml; goxawr» 2;% 1234e. % 2 : shipments for the week were as follows, in | Tangerines, ban duaiter bnxe;.sggc‘@n and $1 50 | Qak W G 3s.102% — 'Stkn g;- 6s.101 — cf "'.'fi-'é.{ 7% | 2 : |Am Car & Fndry.. 2, 4 ¢ X A tan, 53,000; | @2 in half boxes; Lemons, 1 for common | WATER STOCKS. app st i B 5P : P |Am Car & Foprd.. 300 P e e, . | S mtin. 145,000, Indian 0000: Austraitun, | 213, 12901 50 for B0odto choice 'and $1 10 | contra. Costa 11 791 Port Costa.. 63% 64 by N 33:1 Astoria. 30.2¢ 48 - 40 e B ] * | 180,000, ‘The American visible supply decreased | @2 50, for fancy; Grape Frult, 50; Mexi- | yarin 5" = Spring Val.. 91% 02 | also W portion of lot 86, being 35:6 on S line e ‘3016 38 30 L | Amn Eers A Ber. 1500 838,000 busheis, while the amount on passage | Can Limes. $6G7; Bananas, $3G2 75 per bunch | GAS AND ELECTRIC. W 5 gy A g g ~Fen - AT ? g . ishels, ew Orleans and $2G2 50 fo iian; | % : ; 165:8 e an: - Furena 13036 52 30 05 | Am Smeic & & pfd 190 Chicago Grain Market. to the United Kingdom increased 1040.000 | B cappies, $3G4 per dozen. o R T |gemtrar 2 5 EmcLigh tion Precita Valley 10t 88 gitt. 2 301 3 naconda. in-Co.. R T | Eqt 0. & ey Josiah R, Howeil to Rasmus Johnsom, on Promuw o ----- 018,80 48 -9 | Brooklyn Rap Trn. 2,000 Bueicama out Billy & siatement ot cxenican- |2y 0y Bt N SR | Mutual ..... 3 4%/SF G & E. £ Tine ot Texas strest. 177:3 N of Twenty-third, agstaff ....20.86 34 26 W Cloudy .59| Colo Fuel & Iron.. 8000 #* ditions, which attracted general attention. He ried Fruats, Nuts an atsms. |oGL&H. 5 5 |3FGL Co N 27:3 by B 100; $10. Tocatello 1823004 2 30 W Cloudy 00| Coneolidated Gas.. 3800 2 7 : says that the situation warrants grave appre- | Pac G Imp. 3714 40 [Stktn G & E “ Estate of Caroline Scherrer (by Gustav Los Angeles. 30.02 70 4 NW Pr Cldy .02 | G0t Tobacco ptd.. 400 CHICAGO, March 10.—At the start in. the | hension over the moet inmiportant territory. The ppuymg apricots, 8%@103%c¢ for Rovals and | INSURANCE. Scherrer and Gustav H. Beisel, executors) to ¢ W y General Blectric. gt crop 1s late and the growth is small. The root = p> < e b Phoenix 2983 62 44 NW Pt Cloy .01 | Gracose Brear . So9 T e s, Soodly array of bullish | Gevelopment in Texas and Arkansas is hurt | 8%@18c for standard to fancy Moorparks; | Firem's Fnd.257 25, | Donasl Stoney, lot on W e et N 150, W Foos Bhe. 3038 6 4 04 | Hocking Coal..=-: ... and Paris; continued dry weather was reported | T ovis it s ooy, oKiabme 10, by | eaine, OU@MAG Pess sve: Frama ity | Anglo-car - 58% BN & A 17170 B H 1000 W 108, SW to point, § 3:6, B 200; ; nternatnl Paper. . i Deat BoKts ot Nent, | e crop. eaches. «¢; Pears, c; Plums, pitted, | Anglo- . 88% — - - 16734170 A LTS TR Intern Pacer pfd.. 300 and commission houses had good baying or. | comaged = Kentucky and Tennessee show a | pgnijc: unpitted, 1%@2ics Nectarines, Stguo | California . 422/ —o Mer EX (ia). 180 Emima N. Hurley (Belsel) (wite of Dantel F.) Salt Lake........ .. 32 i b o ders. Coarse grains were improved and aided | 0TSSR 50102 10, 00 fEF CUR0, OPCR 8 ONSY | for red and 8%@le for white; Figs, 3c for | Cal Safe BRITH ' P to same, undivided one-sixth of same; $10. San Francisco30.20 58 44 Mattonad Blucut .- o3 In the up-turn. Under these influences May | mal Kansas will have a serious shortage of | U sapasme 108y mop mre” j st NeH CAVINGS BANKS. 1. G Jaet B e S e 8. L. Obispo..30.16 62 42 s e s opened %c to e up at T8%c to T7%c and ad- | mei B tage of | PRUNES—1901 crop are quoted as follows. | SAVING: ; Agnes E. 0’Brien to Margaret O'Brien, lot on San Diego....30.06 60 48 ) XN 1 vanced to 7Sic. On the advance numerous | [MOIStUre, and the conditlon of the crop 1s critc | 30.40's, 6@6thc; 40-50's, 4%@S4c; 50-60's, 4% | German ...1975 — [Sav & Loan. — 100 | gw ‘corner of Ninth avenue and K strest, W Seattie 30.12 54 44 L g % 951 | longs who had bought early last week sold for | 18l Nebraska fs perfect, and the condition of | g4sic; 00-70's, BU@AYE; T0-50°s, FUGIHC: 0- | Humboldt ... = |Security Saviaos 350 | 5% 578 100: also lot on W line of Ninth ave- S| 2996 52 34 = fic Coast 500 74 7 profits., Prices steadied for some time around | *'f,faclc Foast 1S Bish. L 90's, 2% @s%e: 90-100's, 216@2%c per Ib. Mutual Sav. 821 |Union Trust. — 2200 | po 13575 of K street, S 50 by W 120; $10. 3012 50 38 acific Mail 6,400 48 48 | 78c, bt when reports arrived of showers i1 [his market was fractionally higher on the | ~RAISINS—Seeded, 3-crown. &c; Z-crown, 6% | § I Sav U..515 — John H. Galllvan to Margaret E. Gallivan. 30.10 52 40 People's Gas - 500 93 9% | some localities of Kansas and Nebraska the | *Pgh and fractionally lower as to futures. @7%c; Loose Muscatels, 6%¢ for i-crown and | STREET RAILROADS. lot on W line of Tenth avenue, 125 S of M Winnemucca .30.20 44 22 RNGUL I D 80 30% 39% | prop under wheat gave way, selling became | ¢ SPof Wheat—Shipping, $110G1 11%; milling, | 5y for scedless; 3-crown, 6c; 2-crown, Sic Rl = 1 M e 99% 90% | sireet, S 25 by W _120: also lot on E line of Yuma 2090 70 44 Erassed 8 Car pfd. - 400 83" 83% | general and somewhat heavy and brices de- | ¥1 12%@1 15 per ctl, Seedless Sultanas, Blsc for unbleached and {g | California ..172% “0 WATEEt 0% 50" | Eleventh avenue, 125 S of M street, § 50 by —— &% Puliman Pal Car.. 100 234 230 | Clined. There was much speculation as to| - CALL BOARD SALES. 81 for bleached. Clusters—Imperials, §3; De. | GCATY - & T ke ¥ 120; also lot on E line of Thirteenth avenue, Temperature at Republic Steel..... 11,900 173 what the Government report of grains in| JInformal Session—9:15 o :lock—December— | hesa, $2 50; Fancy, $1 75; London Luyers, POWDER 125 N of N street, N 25 by E 120: also lot on et — Republic Steel pfd. 3,100 21 farmers’ hands would state. There were bear- | 4000 ctls, $1 (09%. $1 _25@1 35. | Glant .....- 70 9% Vigorit 4 | SW corner of Tenth avenue and N street, W WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL |fuSar ........... e 1@3, ish preliminary estimates that the reserves | Second Session—No sales. NUTS—Chestnuts, 11@12c; Walnuts, No. 1| SUGAR. 32:6 by S 100; $10. T | gnion Bag & PCo. 400 155 0 umbele,Trada wan falnly active. My | ctis, Blchs. o SesmlonDecember 2000 | B0 ot s Y A Ninonda; 05s@ise. Yor subes: | Hana . R Bt ey Tant Attt T X pressure has risen steadily over the | Union B&P Co pfd. 200 79 closed weak, %c lower, at 77c. Afternoon Session—May—2000 ctls, $113; | sheil; 9@10c for softshell and t@ 1 EaRaan . o 12 ° 12% Onpmea . Abble H. Goff (Randolph) to Willis Lamb, lot Ereater portion of the coast and fair weather (U S Leather.... 1.300 1% Corn was influenced chiefly by wheat, rullng | 6000, $112%. December—2000, $16913; 6000, | shell; Peanuts, 5@7c for Eastern; Brazil Nuf Honokast .- 32 b 'SW line of Twenty-sixth avenue, 225 SE of prevalls over all of California U 8 Leather pfd... 1,100 813, a At 1 06 2 : 3 " | Pogth i 2@ 12500 Hutchinson . 13 14 auha on o 3 2 % firm at_the outset and sagging off on bearish | §1 09%. 12@123%c; Fiiberts, 12@1215c; Pecans, 11@Lic = EOU! | T'Street, SE 75 by SW 100, block 492, Bay View The femperature has risen from 2 to 8 de- 100 16 ews. though mot to such an extent as wheat. | = BARLEY—Is firm at previous prices. Coccanuts, $3 50G5. | MISCKLIANROUS. Homestead; $100. T S !;:,“‘:;'::mh mr‘l;ce-n of the State. | 200 5613 y closed weak, 14@%c lower, at B1%@61%c. Feed, 95@96%c tor No. 1 and 92}3@93%c for | HONEY—Comb, 11%4@13c for bright and 10 | Alaska Pack.163%1641: Pac A F A. 2% — Mary T. Carson (single) to George E. Ran- s a8 been & rise of 16| ,600 424 Oats were dull, with an Inclination to sag In | off grades; brewing-and shipping grades, 97l4c | 12c for light amber; water white extracted, 54 | “al Fruit As. 07% 98 ~[Pac € Borx.165 — | o UA" 0 0" line of Hill street, 310 W of goees in the last twenty-four hours. 500 941, sympathy with other grains. Closed easy, %c | @$1; Chevalier, 95c@$1 20 per ctl. Ge: light amber extracted, 4@3c; dark, 4c. "l Wine As. 9974100 |Par Paime .. 1 — | dolph. loCoon N on o8 S e X, Ratlross nu‘::ée::;‘m:u R S ey ng ety 300 i g e, e S i ! CALL BOARD SALES. BEESWAX—27%@2Vc per Ib. 2 Oceanic 8 Co 37~ — 3 Somestead; gift. ' 3 Northern _(Wiifornia—Fair Tuesday; light 9215 A o O ey S tmemrimated | Intormal Sesslon—0:18 o' clock—Desember— BySriei oy Morning Session. tnte of Tamis O Weiy Chw 2. & Aswh. 7. northerly winds. T e e e e L ladiclie o, Frovisions. Board— so |G Crothers and W. S. Goodfellow, executors) pouthern Californla—Fair Tuesday; light | Total maler.......000.100 sharer. Ciosed B Tower, lard 214@bc down and-tibs | Second Session—No sales. 10 Grant powaer Con’ 125 | 1000 8 of Courtland, © 25 by B 100 1ot o B RGN VAL B NEW YORK BONDS. 235c lower. 02500 D000, Ui pesslon——May-2000 % | Chicago continued dull with large receipts | . 50 Hutchinson § P Co 135 | Block's, Fair's subdivision to Holly Park; 317, Francisco and vicinity—Falr Tuesday: The leading futures ranged as follows: WHe: 6000, T9%e; 2000, 19%c. 3 "% | o Hogs ana little rallying power, though the | 20 Market-st . ¢ 8 5115 | o D Jessup “::dlmm mg,‘ Jot on SE orthwest winds. | | Afternoon Session—No sales. ket was lightly higher on the day. The | = 2 50 g ALEXANDER G. McADIE, | Articles— Open. High. Low. Close. | OATS—The market stands without change. g‘:nrhanclluo market was dull and uncmn‘e:. e u"k".,“\\".(i'e':-w;e’( ;3 50 | 416. SW 195, NW 339, N 94, containing 1% Forecast Official Wheat No. 2— - “ Grays, 319061 40; whites 1 J0ws 10: Sur- | CURED, MEATS—Bacon. 126 per. 1o Sas | $1000 Oakland Water 5 g0 | actes. portion of Rancho Rincon de las Saiinas - A TARE | May . +5, 8% :‘r’l e 77, | prise, $1 40@1 4 ; black, $11210@1 2214 for feed | heavy, 12%c for light medium. 1334c for light, a7 Svring Valley Water Bo o | ¥ Retro ¥ o Beaatlin M o e % | Do old 4s reg...111% | Do 2ds. July . 8 8% TI% T1%p | and $1224,@1 32 for seed; red, §130@1423 | 14lc for extra light and 15c for sugar-cured; 25 Spring Valley Water . 6245 | Read, lot on SW corner of Holloway and Bly. Do old 4s coup..11233/N Y Cent lsts. September ™ i 6% T6% | per ctl. Eastern sugar-cured Hams. 12L@Lic; Califor- 10 Spring Valley Water .. T " | mouth avenues, W 25 by § 100, lot 34, biock 8, EASTERN MARKET! Do 55 reg......108%1 Do gen 3%s... 108 Corn No. 2— 4 CORN-—There is nothing new. Large Yel-|nia Hams, 111:@12%c; Mess Beef, '$0 30@10 e B, S s 2 ock 8, S. Do 10643 N 3 Cent gen 5. 1933 | May - @2 62% 61% 1% | low, $1334145; small round do, §135@100; | per barrel; extra Msms. $10 3011 Famils, IR B I s L1105 | Northern Pac 4s..1033, | Jul¥ - % 02% 61% 613 | white, $1 35@1 40 per ctl. $11 00@12: prime Mess Pork, $15; extra clear, 5 Cnte Water - i 77 50 3 Ger- - —% -8 | Do 3s 74%, | September ... 60% @0% Bo% 5% | RYE_021,@9Tic per ctl. 322 G0@23; Mess, $1S 50G1V: Smoked Beef, | 15 Eomitable Gas 3 00 | I o awsntBalen, Tot . Laurel its No. BUCKWHEAT—Quoted at §1 65 per ctl. 15%@14c per Ib. 4 o 1 . by 44 b x 10 Kilauea S P Co. 9 50 Daniel J. Mahoney and Dennis and New York Stock Market. Ty b4 ¥ : e e ol gi1s for Ut habe barenr | $9000 Northern Ry of 23 30 | McCarthy. lot on SW Corner of Corbett road =i September 11111 504 Flour and Millstuffs. e 11%e: 10-1b tins, 11%c; S-1b tins, 113 | 52000 N P C RR os. 09 % | and Hattie atreet, W 25,54, 8 88, SE 25,15, N NEW YORK, March 10.—Efforts were made | May oo D8 1T 35 elbitng WNe e Tan 30 Oceanic 8 8 Cor 31 25 Marth O il Almanton. v dhdis to contest the influence of the Saturday bank | D0 Jst tnc.... i 15 35 ° 15 FLOUR—California Family Extras, 33 50g |, COTTOLENE—One halt-hareel, 9%c; thres | 133 Spring Valley Water . 9200 | Robert S. and Margaretha Chatham to Joseph siatement during the early hours of to-day's | Chic & Alt 3tgs.. Lard, per 100 pounds— 3 75, usual terms; Bakers' Bxtras, §3 403 50 | g3 UP0Ve Herces, 9%e per 1b. Rk o 0050 | B Corvell, undivided two-thirds of following: Dormowers. Tai, p. the ey rate by s | S B A Q mev - 25 Ba” g i b ekt S G A SRS Sn BT linas wveme, N 150 5y v 100 black 3. Qerdcn . y > s AV t 8@ & CCE A 3 bidding against each other and predictions were | ¢ Mo e ¥ Reprember ... 9 62% ® i S e e Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. PRODUCERS' OIL EXCHANGE. Tract Homestead Assoctation: also lot on B Has heard from the best authorities that money | C R T Short ribs, per 100 poun MILLSTUFFS—Prices in sacks are as fol- 3 iy B of Exeter (Starr) street, 175 N of Salinas, N 50 ypuld rule higher in the immediate future. | CCCAS May . 83 8 lows, usual discount to the trade: ~Graham | ppES AND SKINSCulls and brands sell & by _E 100, block 3, same; $10. C Jisaster to the British arms in South | Chic July . 8 8 Flour, $3 per 100 lbs; Rye Flour, $276; Rye a tati 0da Fellows’ Cemetery Association to Thomas, Africa hed a strong sentimental effect, Colo September 8 Meal,'§2 50; Rice Flour, $7; Corn Meal, $325; | about 1l4c under quciations. Heavy salted s . Holt, lot in sald cemetery; $135. it Tl T e ety | D Cash quotations were as follows: Flour, | SXU3 cream do, $4; Oat Groats, §3; Hominy, | Steers, 1lc; mediam, 3“‘;,; ","‘"":h"‘ Low - - e fact e London stock market was | Brie anh, o ; i $3@4 25; Buckwheat Flour, $i@4 25; Cracked | Hides, Yo for heavy and Siyc for Stags, | D ’ ) glosed when the news was received. Traders Do s gy Lo I e T w&e‘& No¢l | Wheat, 33 50; Farina, $450; Whole Wh.at |tjc; Salted Kip, ; Salted Veal Wei Saited | 700 Momarch of Arizona ] & S Builders’ Contracts. < here sold stocks on the supposition that the | F W & D C 1sts..113 | Wis Cent 4s. ihite. 451 A451h0: No. 3 whi Cio0: | Flour, '$3 25; Rolled Oats (barrels), 36 85@8 35; | Calf, 10c; Dry Hides, 16c; Culls, ldc; Dry | SR . P. Pizochero (owner) with P. A. Antonelll news will induce some liquidation for London NEW YORK MINING STOCKS X o No. 3 white, #4%@454c; | i sacks, $6 50@S; Pear] Barley: ' $5; Spiit | Kip, 14@ibc; Dry Calf, 18c; Culls anc Brands, | 7000 Petrolenm Center o 8 | Contracton), avchitect J. & to—All @ccount and also may affect the money mar- | 3 No. 2 rye. 58@ %C.l ;. r to choice Malting | peas, §6: Green Peas, $6 50 per 100 Ibs, 15c; Sheepskins, shearlings, 15@30c each; short 1 San Joaquin Ofl & Dev 700 |work except finish hardware, mantels, shades ket by accentuating fhe pressure for Soit on . 30 Little Chief. 12 | barley. 60@6dc; No. 1 flaxseed, §1 68; No. 1 Wool, medium, 60@75e; long | 500 Sovereign 18 | and gas fixtures for a three-story attic frams Tonbon.. Reporis By accigied mubois e 45| Ontario 75 | Northwestern, ~$1 71; prime ‘timothy = eeed, H B Fecdshift Wool, §0c@$1 10 each: Horse Hides, salt, $2 vg | 100 Sterling . 115 | building (three flats) on N line of street, the condition of winter wheat was mot prom- | gg Ophir . o5 | $6 c&'{0; s »ork,d W{a %mlv 2'51{5 10@15 15; ay an ceas S, @3 for large and $2 25@2 50 for. medium, '$1 75 | 900 Sterling, b 90 . 120 |137:6 W of Powell, W 28 by N u:c%. y Ising were also a bearish influeice. The whole | Brunewick Con.... 0| Fhoentx 08| Iasd, ‘per 100 ponnds. §0/221460 35 shast zibs 3 for small and d0c for Colts; Horse Hides, dry, Afternoon Session. John H. Gray (owner) with Frank Bosrner oat et gave way and closed active and weax | &Wm o S B ey 1 Brrcoadlly il i e shoul- | - 4y} kinds remaln as quoted at the close of | $1 10 for large, $125@1 50 for medium, $1@1 25 Board— (contractor), architect Hermann Barth—All th a large number of leading stocks frem | Con a...'1 30| Savage 0 | ders (boxed). T%QTXc short clear sides | ANl inds remain es quoted mt the o for small and 50c for Colts. Deerskins—sum- | 50 Home .. 385 | work except mantels, gas fixtures and shades J to 23 points lower than Saturday’s closing | Deadwood Terra... 050'Sierra Nevada. 10 | (boxed), $8 55@8 €5; whisky, basis of high | the - ¥ ey firm | mer or red skins, ,,!flc; fall or medium skins, | 500 Independence . 08 |for a two-story and basement frame cottage prices. There were many sssurances put foris | Horn Silver. ‘1 40 Small Hopes, 40 | wines, $1 30. and Bran and Middlings weak. 30c: winter or thin skins, 20c. Goatskins— | 500 Independence .. ... 06 | on E line of Twelfth avenue, 75 N of Clement This' morning. apparently in concert, that noth. | 1ron Silver..\ll.. 76 Standard . 0 e ts. Shipments, | BRAN—$16 50617 50 per ton. Prime Angoras, T5c; large and smooth, Suc; | 200 Occidental of W V 21 | strest, N 25 by E 120: $2155. ink was 1o be feared from the money market BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS. e s £ B mente. | MIDDLINGS—$19G20 per ton. medium, 35c. 1000 Reed Crude 36 Carrie. Green (owner) with A. S. Ruch (con. 5 spite of the low stage of the reserves. The | Money— Do prd L ey 1000 | ( FEEDSTUEFS —Rolled Barley. $20@21 per | TALLOW—No, 1 rendered. fc per Ib; No. 2, | 1000 Reed Crude % | tractor), architect Edgar A Matiems " principal burden of these.arguments was to | Call loans .31@4| Westngh by e 59,000 | ton; Ollcake Meal at the mill, $37@28; jobbing, | 46@dc: grease, 303?95- 800 Sovereign 18 | work for a two-story frame building (two flats) the effect that a large proportion of the bres. | Time loans ... G435 | Mintag— o Jneia 130,009 | §2430620;, Coconnut Cake, ; Corn Meal, | WOOL—Fall, San Joaquin, 6@Sc; San Joa- | 100 Sterling 1113 |on N line of Page street. 165:11° W ot Con: ent ‘large loans of the New York Clearing Adventure e baghel - 1@32; Cracked Corn, $31 50@32 50, Mixed | quin Lambs’, T1e@8lsc; Middle County, $@luc ———— tral avenue, N 137:6 by W 33: $10, “0 ot ouse banks are to ratiroad and industrial syn- Allouez . Toxicy: Dostiels .00 | Feed, $16@17 50; Cottonseed Meal, $26 50. per 1b: Valley Oregon, spring, 15@15%ec; do MINING STOCKS. 3 e dicates, made up of the most prominent capi- HAY—Wheat, $10@12 50; Wheat and Oat, | fall, 14@idc per Ib. Mrs. Mary L. Jackson (owner) with Georgs : : Eber (contractor), architect D. F. Oliver— At talists. The point is al that sufficies v 12; Oat, §8@11; Alfalfa, $8@11; Clover, OPS—11912¢ for fair and 1214@l4c per Ib | Followi the sal San Fra g account has nocux;e:n dt.:k:f:.l e Wy o e e R T ?20 Volunteer. $6 50G0; Stock 3645 50 per loin;fi to sholce, Local et e ctets, SEAE o B Btsnlnlinennzragy-m e Ao vt e G g paint. capital and surplus of the banks 18@25c. Cheese, steady, 10%@12%c. FEggs, | ©°F; ATMa)tan shigmenl Morning Sessi. * | two-story frame building (six flat and exaggerated account taken of the small weak; fresh, 14%c, ¢ * | STRAW—40@65c per bals - = e e > 0 3 - - 206 Be i helon’ 25108 of Ivy avenue. 80 W of Octavia street, W 15, = ety e ot Thome, SiEutienis ke 3 B T s San Francisco Meat Market. | 300 Cateaonta -~ 32] 100 Opats™ ooy 3|8 564 £50. 5 8, & 35, N 58, 1o heginning; o S s d‘““m"""- Eastern Livestock Market. eans an eeas. 200 Caledonia 38° 700 Ophir . 3 Fpeculator. from selling ‘ut. stocks whee Bo g i Ats s Seeito. cabale 200 Caledonia 39 1000 Potosi . 98| Mrs. A. Domeniconi (owner) with Louis Cer- saw the index finger of the rate pos ¢ € Be: - g 200 Challenge 19 100 Sierra N, eghino (contractor), architect H. Hess—All ing to higher fgures. It will require a ses- | Fitchou CHICAGO. Hacejpts of Paans Wers Twes sgafl hekier DRESSED MEATS. -, 500 Chollar . s 200 Sitver g% M (work except mantels, gas fixtures and shades sex- | Fitchburg pta. CHICAGO, March 10.—CATTLE—Recefpts, | 487, but the market was quoted steady, with | Wholesale rates from siaughterers to dealers | 400 Con ¢ & Va.1 30| 300 Unfon Gon’ ' 35 | for & ‘two-story and basement frame building 3 211000, iholuding 400 Tetans. Steady, Gons's, | some changes. Blackeye are hisher, being in | are as follows: 3 200 Crown Point. 04| 200 Yellow Jacket 17 | Gmecamich koo o aecs oiween Filbert s prime steers, $6 G0GT; poor to medium, $4 50@ | “B5 NI, 52 60; Small White, mngm‘m”’ e B S o A,‘Ane.rmloln‘ Sessi o i B 4 i ; ; or: for 8 2 $i gtockers and feeders. $2 50@S 25; cowe. | g5 90@3 15; Large White, $2 65@2 00: Pea, $3 50 | ~VEAL— Large. T%@8%c: smdll, 8@10c per 1b. | 500 Belcher = Katharine E. Walsh and Marle J. Gagan $1 265 50; heifers, $2 50G6 25; canners’, §1 25 | @4; Pink, $2G220; Red, $220@250; Black- | MUTTON—Wethers, 8@8%c; Ewes, T14@8%0 | 200 Bost & Heich < 10 | (owners) with Tra W. Coburn (contractor). @2 10; bulls, $2 65; calves, $3@6 75; 90@4; Limas, §1 0G4 65; Red Kidhoss, | per. pound. e D . 31 | architects Mever & O'Brien—All work for & Tadniey e Texas fed steers, §4 165 90. e | B304 per cu ;i | P A MB Yearlings, 9%@10s per Ib: Spring | oy Donion - 1,00 | two-story frame building (two flats) on N line e es . HOGS—Recelnts_to-day, 57,000; to-morrow, | = SEI Trieste Mustard, $2 65G2 75; Yeliow | Lamb. 12%@15c per Ib. 300 Caledonia . + 99| of Union street, 24.41 E of Franklin E 35 by 0,000; lett over. 5000; 10c lower. Mixed and | Mustard, §3 26@3 60; Flax, $2 2062 60; Canary, | PORK—Dressed Hogs. 7%@9c per Ib. 500 Chatlepge . D12 (N 117328 W, A 07: sasi0. ;,:xcnenwpamg:fio 0; tlom.-.we.‘ha\-_}-s 3 ‘l:‘m Eastern, Altaifa irom Ui 1o} LIVESTOCK MARKET. 100 Choilar .. X — m:ka OF Caton 35, mm ; light, S mnies 10010%e; Tiave, 1508 emp, | The followiag quotations are for good sound The mortality from cancer among saf ock delivered at San Franclsco, less 50 mfi shrinkage for cattle. SHEEP—Receipts, 25, i Following were the sales in the Pacific Stoek Exchange Board yesterday: ors i very per 100,000, while that of miners is only 12.2.