The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 26, 1902, Page 8

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1902 SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. Exchange and Silver as previously guoted. Wheat and Wheat Freights show litile change. Barley neglected Ticre, but selling fairly in the couniry. Oats, Corn and Rye as before. Bran firm, Middlings steady and Hay weak. Beans and Sceds as before quoted. Butter, Cheese and Eggs in large supply and weak. Dried Fruit reporied in quiet request. Provisions firm and selling at cost of importation. Quotations for new spring Wool established. Hops steady at the old prices. { Inter Power NANCIAL B Wabash prefd W & L Erle . W & L E 24 p Wisconsin Central ‘Wis Cent prefd. ‘Wells-Fargo .. Miscellaneous— Amal Copper . Am Car & F Am Car & F prefd. ‘Amer Lin Oil. ‘Amer Lin 0Nl pfd Amer Loco ... 2,800 Amer Loco prefd. 200 Amer § & Ref. 2,600 Amer S & Ref pfd. 600 Anaconda- Min Co.. 5,600 Brooklyn R Transit 3,700 Colo Fuel & Iron.. 49,4 Cons Gas .... Con Tobacco prefd. General Electric. Hocking Coal . Inter Paper . Inter Paper prefd 8 ©can copper can be traded in under the new standard contract. ‘which is based on the con- tract under which business in copper is done in Tondon. The local copner market was rather easy to-day, 12%c being asked for electrolytic and casting, but there were nO bids, and that price was quoted. Lake was unchanged at 12@12%c. At London copper was 25 6d higher, with spot at £52 2s 6d and futures at £52. 4 7% Tin was a shade higher here, but Ts lower in London, where spot closed at £116 s €d and futures at £114 5s. Lead ruled steady and unchanged at 43c. At London lead was 1s 3d lower at £11 6s 3d. Spelter ruled unchanged here at 4.35c and also at London at '£17 10s. 5 New York iron was quiet and steady and unchanged. Pig iron warrants remained nom- inal. No. 1 foundry Northern was quoted at $18 50@19 50; No. £ foundry Northern, $18 50 @19; No. 1 foundry Southern soft. $17 H0@18. At Glasgow the closing price for pig iron warrants was 2d lower at 52s 7d. Middlesboro was unchanged at 46s 9d. # s Chicago Grain Market. # CHICAGO, March 25.—Leaving out crop damage reports, which traders in wheat refuse to consider seriously, there was little news to help the wheat bulls. Cables wer: indif- ferent and closed somewhat lower. May opened #@%c to %@lc down at T2c@7l%c, but Te- covered on some buylng for short accounts. The continued long selling took off the edge of the advances and prices fluctuated narrowly. Wheat was stubborn to any loss, however, and | LOCAL MARKETS. z i Exchange and’ Bullion. Sterling Exchange, 60 days. Sterling Cables, sight Sterling Cables New York Excha New York Exchange, telegra Silver, per ounce ......... Mexlcan Dollars, nomin: FLEEELL Wheat and Other Grains. WHEAT FREIGHTS—Are quiet on the spot and steady at 22s 6d, usual options, with a charter at this rate. For new crop, August loading, 27s 6d is quoted, with charters at this figure. The chartered wheat fleet in porf has a registered tonnage of 31,680, against 11,350 tons on the same date last year; disengaged, 26,150, against 7562; ‘on the way to this port, 190,125 tons, asainst 164,177, WHEAT—Forelgn futures were weak at & decline. Bradstreet’s gave the status of stocks of the Rockies, a decrease of 1,589,000 bushels; Europe and afloat, an in- as follows: Ea: crease of 600.000; net decrease, 999,000 bushels. Chicago was slightly firmer on the day, but quieter. There was a fair demand and less evidence of liquidation, with prices still on an export basis. Kansas' City reported 50,000 bushels Worked for export. Interlor North- ‘Western stocks were fald to be the smallest on record. A letter from Salina, Kansas, said that with present conditions from now on the lately been taking some Butter.from here, hav TnE thelr meeds from thels own sections. - The ng eir needs ym_their own 3 § tendency is to sell, even if concessions have t© made. Cheese continues weak, With accumulating stocks. Eggs remain about the same. What cannot Ve sold are stored, which means that a good many are going into store, as the supply is largely in excess of the demand and receipts are very heavy, as will be seex. Receipts .were 68,900 pounds and 5 tubs of Butter, 2261 cases of Eggs, 10.850 pounds of California ~Cheese, 3000 ~pounds of _Oregon Cheese and —— pounds of Eastern Cheese. BUTTER—Creamery, 2lc per pound for fancy, 20c for firsts and 19¢ for seconds: dairy, 17@19¢; store Butter, 16@17c per pound. CHEESE—New. _ 9%@10%¢; _old, _9@11c; Ye\lndx America, 8@10c; Eastern, 13@15c per pound. EGGS—Ranch, 15%@16¢c for and 14%@15c for good to cholc 14}he¢ per dozen. Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. The Orange market was dull, owing to the inclement weather and the large offerings at the .auction sale on the previous day. Quo- tations on all grades are unchanged. Three cars are announced for to-day’s auction. There is nothing new to report in the other fruits. APPLES—$2@2 50 per box for extra, $1 25@ 175 for good to choice and 60c@$l for ordi- nary. CITRUS FRUITS—Navel Oranges, 90c@$1 50 for standara, 31 5o@% for choie ahd $50% 13 for faucy; extra fancy, $3; Seedlings, $1@ 1 75; Tangerines, in quarter boxes, 75c@$1 and $1 25@1 50 In half boxes; Lemons, 7dc for common and $1 25@1 75 for good to cholce and Gauge. T s ; -+ ge; Blocks. ‘Seabright,” 6l4c; Tablets, 7c; Middles, 6%@ Sc: 5-1b_boxes, Fancy Boneless, Sc; 2-1b boxes, Fancy Boneless, 7@8c; Deslccated, per ‘Mx - :4:,; Pickied Cod, b‘ml;l ;ach $7; Pickle Cod. half-barrels, each, COFFEE—Costa Rica—14@1bc for strictly prime to fancy washed; 11%@12%¢ for prime washed; 1014@11c for good washed; —@13c for fizictly’ sood washed peaberry; 9%@103¢ for ir to prime washed peaberry; 934@10c for fair 1o prime peaberry: 10@llc for good to prime; :;g.cfl%c for fair; 6@7'3c for comshon to or- Y. Salvador—12%@13c for strictly prime wash- ¢d; 1014@12c for good to prime washed; 9@10c for fair washed; 1014@11%e for good to prime Wwashed peaberry: 914@t0c for.good to prime semi-washed; 0@9%c for superior unwashed; 8% @8%c for good green unwashed; 9G@9: 800d to superior unwashed peaberry; common to- ordinary. Nicaragua—12@15¢c for prime to fancy wash- ed; 9% @lle for fair to strictly good washed; 8%@9c for good to superior unwashed; 9@9%¢ for good to prime unwashed peaberry. Guatemala and Mexican—13@15%4c for prime to fancy washed: 114@12%e for strictly good washed; 11@11%¢ for good washed; 94@10%¢c for falr washed: 8@9¢ for medium: 6@1%e for Inferlor to ordinary: 1033@12c for good o ::I;: I;I-v:ne:edpe.begry 9%@10c for good to asl Peaberry; $¥@%c to superior unwashed. T e ER—Is easy both here and in the East. Sole, heavy, 20@32c: extra heavy, 30@40e per 1b: medium, 27@29c; iight, 24@26e: Rough Leather, 26@25c; Harness Leather, heavy. 308 39¢ for No. 1 and 30@33c for No. 2: medium, 30@37c; light, 29G35c; Skirting, No, 1, $0@42c: 36@38c; Collar Leather, 15@16c per foot- Trace Leather, $0@4ic; Kip, unfinished, 40@500 per Ib; Veal, finished, 16@i7c per foot: Belt Knife Splits, 14@16c; Rough Splits, 8@i0c per - pound. . Laclede Gas was as quick to_rally from a dip as to react | State would not raise over 50 per cent of & | $2g2 75 for fancy: Grape Fruic, $1g8: Mexi- | PR pi oo 7 1o, -, N1 crop. The ‘as be selli the | can Lij $4 ; Ba 2 per o Der tom; Stick, Dry Hides firm, salted weak and accumulating. Yational Biscuit o utae. Lata’ in e ‘day May sold fo | OB Thers “was' some" bear. selling on " the | can L imes. 34 30a's nanas, ' $1 23@: IR oy 259238 727c. The close was steady, May a shade ew Orleans and $1@2 for Hawallan; ational Salt prefd under yesterday at 72%e. North American Pacific Coast . Pacific Mail Beef steady, Mutton firm, Lamb weaker, Hogs higher. Poultry cleaned up and wvery firm. L OIL—California_ Castor O11, i t 'f}":;.“"::f continued quiet and not mater- | Pincapples, $3@4 per dozen. 70c; pure, $1 20; Lin Ok s S 1 Corn was heavy at the opening on cables and "'s - seed ; ; X oo ‘raw, Tic: cases, Bc more: Lucol, continued weak most o the session. A fe- | 1 F i1 135, per iy | | Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins. | bolied ana sic r Taw. i Sarvis: Lard O 11,400 R aal extra winter strained, barrels, Sic: cases, 90c: : % People’s Gas action on_covering purchases followed, but |® CALL BOARD SALES. China Nut, 574@68c per gall . es and Onions about the samé. Asparagus lower. Pressed § the close was weak. May closed 3¢ lower Informal Session—0:15 o'clock—May—6003 | _ Previous prices rule for all descriptions. The | foot. in haerels’ Jone See"hor Jure Neats- g Pressed § 5514 @08%c. o —o k 1 | 1ot perm, pure, . % e S Car ba oy Trade in oats was inclined toward dullness. | ctls, $1 00%. 5 market is steady, but more or less quiet al §5e; Whale Ofl, natural white. 40@30c per gal- Oranges dull and other Fruits featureless. Republi May closed easy, e lower, at 42%c. Second Session—No sales. gver the country. There i demand encugh. | lon: Fish OIL " barrels, 4l3c: cases. 47igc: 3 » 3 S o Erovislons' wire 'nervous Yor atime. but | Regular Morning Session—May—2000 ctls, | however, to clean up everything by the time | Cocounut Ofl. barrels Giis tor Cevion snd New quotations for Candles. Sugar 600 eventually lgst some of thelr recent gaiis on e enp o SN REYL ERG new crop makes its appearance and there | SRS TFSNNTRIN L L meiine e % Tenn Coai & ron. 10,000 liquidation by longs. ay por ! Is every likelihood that it will continue, as | higher. Water White Coal - Gasoline and Benzine advanced. Union B & P co.... 1,000 lower, lard Thse off and ribe BGTc Joner. | 2 N e Tooxl” dbonand asiounts to | there I8 10 surpius anywhere. Peari Ofl, In cases, 30c: Astral, 300 niar asoline an z v $ Unlon B & P Co pfd ... The leading tutures ranged as follows: nothing, all offerings being . neglected at the | | FRUITS—Apricots, '0G1lc for Rovals and | Extra Star. 2ic; Blaing 2o wocrss, Sear. 2e: Brisk trading in local bonds. U S Leather ...... 12,500 High. Low. Close. | moment, but in the interlor there is a steady ‘E‘)g”i“‘;‘g A - ety ’g"fmd Tks: | dorized stove Gasoline, in bulk, 153%c; in cases, S U 8 Leather prefd. 1100 i demand” for Europe and the northern coast | E¥ARorated Apples 8GOc; sun dried, Sc: | %c: Benzine. in bulk, 14ic: ih cases, Blor S Rubber ...... 1,300 %2% T1% 72% | States, where stocks have become very much A i 2 sk “ - P ; | degree Gasoline. in Eulk, 20c: In cases, 26140, 00 T 1 o 5@bc; unpitted. 1%@2%¢c;: Nectarines, 514@6¢ | ““FURPENTINE - 50 Jay 739 Tim 4% | dcpleted. The market continues steady. for red mnd 5i4@6e for white: fme, 4% for ENTINE—73c per gallon in cases and - . % 48 32 NW Cloudy .26/ 18 28, September ... WH 2% T | Feed, 95c for No. 1 and 92%¢ for off grades; | {07 KT NG, FIAGEE for, white: » 7S 1 Srasnie SUeE Weom D, Retail Meat Prices. § Ran T. Steel prefd.... 11,300 3 No. 2— wing and shippi des, 97%c@$1; Cheva- a “ - .|.,RED AND WHITE LEAD—Red Lead, 7@ ciau ] 52 28 Western Uni; Corn, No. 2 brewing an pping grades, 9§ Y%c@$1; PRUNES—1901 crop are quoted as follows: | 7 T - s 4540w, Cear- 28| Weeter Uolog.. .. 1,100 g% 38 B | ler, vacql 20 per cil 30-40's, CG0te; 40500 A%GIUC: 0008, 41k | e ook, D White Lead, 6%@The, according g : Vi Vi X s y . o= 4 5 CALL BOARD SALES. %e: k 4e; T 34,@3%e; 3 e following retall quotations for meats are Walla Walla 54 40 Total sales. ....554,400 5 @4%c; 60-70's, 3% @4%c; T0-80's, JU@I%c; 80- i 86 42 260 NW Pt Cldy 5 ol 57 0% hed by the San Francisco Retail Butch- | Winnemucca .29. SALT—Liverpool, $30@32 50 for the best and | Yuma . 64 36 SE Clear .00 NEW YORK BONDS. . 00-100's, 2%5@2%c per Ib. Infermal Session—9:15 o'clock—May—6000 | 90's, 2% @3% $26@27 50 for factory filled. Domestic—Imita- . P tls, 92%ic; 2000, 92c. RAISINS—Seeded, 3-crown, 8c; 2-crown, 6% | tion. Liverncal, 350 Boo: it . Protective Association: = L & N uni 4s....102% A2% - 1% A et Nammtor NG sales. @i%e; Loose Muscatels, 84¢ for -crown and | SO erpool, 25@27: H. R, H.. 326 5@ oF- Roast, 10@1Sc per 1b: Tenderloin | _Temperature, 7 a. m.—i6. § | Mexican Cent 4. 83 | U% 3. 35%| Regular Morning Session—May—2000 ctls, | B0 for secdless: S.crawn, “e: B-cromm S¥e: it T m s s+ S0.Ib Pags, $25G26; Rock c; Porterhouse Steak. 1714@20c CONDITIONS AND GENERAL P sty o 02%c; 2000 9214c; 2000, 02c; 2000, 91%c; De- | Seedless Sultanas, 53c for unbleached and 1@ | Granulated, $25 S0G27 por ton s S b io@12 Stew. Beef, 8@10c; "WEATHER CON ion & St L 15 90 15 9234 | cember—6000, 77%c. A\ 8ic for bleached. Clusters—Mmperials, $3; De- | * QUICKSILVER—$47@48 per flask for local Cormea ect st n T FORECAST. e MK & T s 18 02 16 05 Atternoon Session—December—2000 ctis | hesa, 82 50; Fanicy, $1 75 London _ Layers. | use and $446148 50 tor sxport. VEAL—Roast, 10@i5c; Cutlets, 15@18c. The pressure is rising gapidly along the coasi i ke TTte, 251 35, SUGAR—The Western S s MUTTOD %@loc; Chops, 124@ | from San Francisco northward. The disturb- | DO old 44 res. N¥Clsts, 0.0+ (/6 | OATREThe toarkcel has et (it for. 8 long | ° NUTS—Chestnuts, 11@12c: Walnuts, No. 1| pany auotes aa folewe s momcging Com- 15c; Stew, 8@l0c. 5@15c; | ance over Utah and Arizona has apparently | Do 0ld 45 coup.112 | Do gen $3s ° 970 9734 | time and there is no present prospect for lts | softshell, 0%@10c; No. 2 8@8tc: No. 1 hard- | Bagy: “Cubes, A. Crosned” and s Mroogsd ME_Spring. 15G25c; Roast. 13G15C: | inoved eastward, but heavy snow continued in | DO 58 IeE. .- Nicge M e = 9 o2 082t 0824 | getting any iiveller. Now and then a busy | shell, oc; No. 2 Te: Almonds, 10%@12c for | fc: Powdered, dtc. Candy Gesmmiien » 20c . | Northern Arizona. High southerly winds are [ , Do 5s coupon. 4|N Pacific 35 Bhort ribs, Der 100 1bs— day is repogted, but such days are rare. Quo- | paper-shell, 9@10c for softshell and 6@7c for | §35e: Dry Gramsiates Sine i age: Granu- PORK—Roast, 12%@1bc; Chops, 15c. | Teported in Southern Utah. High northerly | Afghison ger Noarsoe. i e 8 721 8 2% not changed for a long time. bardshell: ‘Peanuts, 5@7c for Eastern: Brazil | lateq Coarse, 4.25c; Fruft Granaias iy TR winds prevail along the coast of Northern Cal- | po;f 3 6hi; |Reading’ gen 4s... 7870 [y - 88215 88 1 30G1 40: whites, $150Q1 i5; Sur- | Nuts. 12612%c; Fiiberts, 12¢12%c; Pecans, I1 | Beet Granulated (100-1b bags ~ oniy), nome: The Weather and Crops. | e emperature continued from © to 10 de- - 45L& T M con Ba 1108, | Boptermber 80 B | and $1 221401 30 Tor sects red, $1 306 | HONEY—Comb, 11@150 for bright and 9@ite | Sontectioners: A, by e R 1o | Erees velow thie normal in California and con. |/, 10 cony 4s.. St L Swestrn lsts. 99% | Cash quotations were as follows: Flour, dull | { 421 per ctl. for licht amber; water white extracted, 5@ | 3.56c; barrels, 10c more; half-barrels, 2fe more: The weekly report of A, G. McAdie, section | giticns are favorable for heavy trosts “egl;\e:; Central of Ga Be. Do 2ds. ... 80% | and easy; No. 3 spring wheat, 70@72%c; No. 2| * CORN—The market continues very quiet, | 6c; light amber extracted, 4@5c; dark, 4c. boxes, 50c mbre; 50-1b bags, 10c more. for all director of the climate and crop service of the :i’a_v'hrzomx:: Il‘x;";he northern part of the Stute (‘hDo ‘;‘ f,“ E _:’ &“,\ 54,_ ed, -‘8.&31%;56 1;;0. %%fl}.};,“fé%"&-?;c-’"}&az | ;uun here and at Chicago. Prices stand as be- BEESWAX—27%@29c per Ib, l‘:ndl_ lBom}l'nou——dflllr;‘b;ml:, al_-m 3 h!‘)oxes, Fe s as ows J 4 %|S 1! . 2 ite, 44 e 0. 3 ' i, SR . o Der . jo order en tl ki g o el g s o Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty | Chess & O d3s. § Taliway Do, 123 % | Zone: Criess fati to cholce malting bariey, 630 | ' 55 ce Fillow.: §1 3501 50 smaall round” as, o barrels or its equtvalent. Y s 1% i 3 $1.30@ rovisions. ERAL SUMMARY. . | hours ending midnight, March 26, 1002: C B & Q new 4s %! Tex & Pac 1sts.. 120% ' 66c; No. 1 flaxseed, $1 68; No. 1 Northwestern, | g1 3541 50; white, $1 35G1 40 per ctl. - A 2 LUMBER—Retail prices are as follows: Cool weather has continued throughout the | Werthern CallfornlaZShovess 10 3O ines: | C,M & St P g 4811814 Tol St L'& W 45. 85 | §1 12; prime timothy seed, $0 95; miess D5k | * RYE—Dull and unchansed. at 0214@95 per . day. Mon. | PiDE. ordinary sizes. $18g10 30: extra. sizes. tate Guring the week, and light frosts have | Portion. clearing in morthern portion Wethes | Chic & N con 7. U Pacific 4 per bbi, $15 83G15 90 lard, per 100 1be; $5: 5:’,‘, ol B Chicago was rather easier on the day. Mon- | higher: Redwood, $19G20; Lath, 4 feet, $3 900 occurred in nea all sections. Northerly 'h}“ ‘m; Tulls 3 (C‘(B(}&&SPJ!-; 103?& “Dg C}O‘n‘l 4s. @9 40; ‘short nb.(;:’de-d )(lfl;::é.ficmmn leay | BUCKWHEAT—Quoted at $1 65@1 75 per | day's advance was due to the support given :i l;m:m-{' u; gnh"ifln"s g‘far No. 1 and ccurn = . v . s Y C C& St L g 45,1031 | Wabash 1sts. salted shoulders _(boxe The; | ot Irime iy Lo specu- or No. 2: Shakes, or split and $14 winds Lave prevailed, and light showers have |~ Southern California—Showery, followed by | Criicago Term 4s. 88 | | Do 2ds e O 1000 J0t - Whisis. " Dashe e 10 R e e s e el at;u:;l‘:i;, sy § YA R T ¥ 1 all parts of the State. |yglearing_weather Wednesday; warmer; fresh | Gojo"§’so Ly 9415| Do deb B. high wines, $i 30; clover, contract grade, $8 75. El q Millstuff. ying - e | O ANDLES, The following _Standard o1l in has made slow growth, owing to the{'southwest winds, changing to briek northerly. | Don\'s T G 4s1. 1103 | west Shore 4 e £ Sy our an illstuffs. Franciaco dealers are still predictine an 8d- | makes are auoted: Elsceric Lisht S5489% 0 on, and & few warm, sunny deys will €aus® | g, Mirranoisco and victnity—Clearing Wed- | 1 X0 £ 1utal1155; | Con Ton 5. | Wheat, bu . * 56,000 £ [Bwrigt s frecerpubs e s Seib codgsertl Boiogpnbig et gy By VBl § o T R Bl . & rapid growth. An unusually large vield of { o qay; fresh northwest winds. Hocking Val 4‘_5!_,09:&\ | Corn, bu . .- 154,000 27,000 | mand for flowur, both for local and export ac- el e | T tvamnd e el » 4 wheat and barley is predicted in the Sacra- | ‘\LEXANDE;(_ G. Mc%n[;lcl;.u NEW YORK MINING STOCKS. | Oats, bu . ceeaae 223.% lsg.% count. CURED MEATS—Bacon. 1% per Ib for San Fr Meat Market ento and San Joaguin Valleys, and good crops orecast = a0 0. Little Chief, 12 ; Rve, bu o 000 16,000 | FLOUR—California Family Extras. $3 50@ | heavy, 12%c for light medium, 13%e for light, ancisco Meat Marret. obable in all other sections. Pasturage | 1 40 Ontario 5 | Barley, bu . X el i 7 ‘ms; Bakers' Extras, $3 40@3 50; | 14lac for extra light and 15c for sugar-cured; Jentirul and stock are in prime condition. | 10| B 50! Ophi o] s ek g oo -5 e | B gar-cured Hams, 13@13%c; Califor- | Hogs have again advanced and et entiful and stock ar - | - reece. .. 50, Ophir . » | “On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter | Oregon, $2 75@3 25 per barrel for family an astern sugar-cured Hams, B > ogs have again advanced and are quote B e e e o] | | Brunswick Con..\" 00| Phoenix 6 | market was steady; creameries, 20q27c; dalries, | grai 5 R I T nla Hams 11%@12tc; Moss Beel '$9 50G10 | firm. Beat is steady at about previous prices. ating orchards and vineyards. Work | | EASTERN MARKETS. Con Cal & Va......1 25 Savage . (S et T R e Y 4 as fol- | 511 50@12; prime Mess Pork, $15; extra clear, | Jutton is T e Ly S0 S Rt in the hop fields of the Sacramento Valley 1s | | Deamcod. Toica.. ! BUlBlos Nevais 24 | easy; 3 MILLSTUFFS—Prices in sacks are as fol- | 307 53605 "Niess, ' $18 50G10; Smoked Beet, | toF supply and lower. Veal is about the same. progressing rapidly. . New potatoes and green | 1 % | Horn Silver. Hopes. 451, 4> | lows, usual discount to the trade: i seas have been shipped from Alameda County. At Pleasanton preparations ‘are being made | for about 3000 acres of sugar beets this season. So far as reported the frosis during the veek were too light to cause material injury to il Tarly deciduous fruite, nearly all varieties of | NEW YORK, March 2§—To- ¥ron_ Silver. i Leadville Con BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS. New York Stock Market. Money— Do prefd... y's stock | Call loans. .....3%@4% Westinghs com b Local butchers say that any further fallin, Standard Flour, $3 per 100 Ibs; Rye Flour, §2 75; Rye | 181@ldc ner ib. - e o LARD—Tierces quoted at 7%c per Ib for | off in receints of Mutton would probably cause Maal, Seu MIATRICRE A :;?‘h::,,; | compound and 10%@11c for pure; half barrels, | an advance. extra cream do, $1; fil TSiGs 25 Cracked | pure. 11%c;: 10-Ib tins, 113c; 5-Ib tins, 11%c; DRESSED MEATS. | $4@4 25; Buckwheat Flour, $4@G- H |3 ‘Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers o . s b ‘tins, 11%ec. . o * }‘il':?"n‘l#"kofité"a:«.‘fhiflée.l?“'fié%s%s“fif COTTOLENE—One half-barrel, 9%c; three | are as follows: Foreign Futures. which are now in bloom and give indications | market began to reflect the expectation of the | Time loans.....4 @5 e T e 36 BOGS: Pearl Barley, §5; Bpilt Peas, a'\'-ree“eynu’t“::s";;; ;I::cleb 9%e¢: two tierces. | BEEF—T@7c for Steers and 6@7 per Ib for of heavy yield. Trees and vines are in ex: | coming triple holiday from Thursday until llh; - TN o LIVERPOOL. $5; Green Peas, $6 50 per 100 Ibs. (i : 5w der] VEAL—Large, 7%@Sc: small, 8%@10¢ per ent condition in all sections. ne carl . interval of | p= - i i > July. PSSt A g :;“r:::bn;‘?/d wae shipped East from Alameda | Monday after Easter. So long an + 87 | Amalgamated; Wheat- March. May. ¥ O umty Guring the week. the first of shipmenis | o tradirg always prompts some closing out of | Mexican Cent 4s.. 81 |Baltic .. Opening 6% 5% B10% | Hides, Ta'low, Wool and Hops. |™irron—rwetners, 8%0% Hay and Feedstuffs. ; Ewes, 3@8%c | o 3 ) 6% 51% 510% ay r pound. x L L ts. There is an additional Incentive that | N E Gas & Coke.. 59% | Bingham . 5 Closing - per po g e Rl Kot B g ot il b e e s gl Calumet & Hecla.585 PARIS, i Prices for new Spring Wools have been | LAMB—TYearlings, 10c per Ib; Spring Lamb, LR R e E e R 1ia | = Atchison 7716| Centennial 20 3 March. May-Aug. | Bran continues fitm and Middlings steady. | PHices for mew Spring Wools have been | loNETRe thriving, _and 25;;"‘(-“1“““ of the Coachella | lead to a n;:m» in rates when t;ne':er;;:d d:; g Y s | Sonrennial gy -~ 22 ‘op\:;;;:(_ - Mureh. 7 kol Erew shydtue 001 and M3 sean ars | cptablished. Ti;m Do een below. Receipta = PO 2 DR e e S Telops for lopns to carry.over fro 242Y | Boston & Albany.264 | Dominton Coal....120 | O D290 23 36 i Hay is still weak, with | 3 LIVESTOCK MARKET. Sacramento Valley.—Grain_continues in ex- 3 . sz | : Closing d as previously quoted. Hay Is st . Bt Lol o ) iy e e e eck,-owing to cool weather; - . . ! Open! o 3~ 2 til it comes forward. [Francisco, SrumEing more healthy color, and with warm, | ket, but a number of important requirements | N s & - AT M - 33K | Closing. % 26 95 Zr50 | W5 BB Tt per. ton. of the southern Wools Is rather poor, being |per cent shrinkage for ettiv: Funny weather will make rapid growth. There | aro’ to be met for the first of the month and | Fitchburg prefd.. d_Dominion. ... | 7 avy ok, C: sers, 815@9c; Cows and Helfers, DDLINGS-$17 50@19 50 per ton, heavy and dack, while the foothills are pretty | CATTLE—Steers, . FERDETURFS. Rolled Bariey. $30@21 per | §0d. e e AT Q7%¢; thin Cows, iG5c per Ib. ton; Ollcake Meal at the mill. $25@26; jcbbing, Dry. es are quot irm, while salted are S—41@55¢ per Ib (gross weight). . "se | Union Pacifi * 807 | Osceola will be unusu heavy crops of wheat and | the beginning of the coming quarter. These 4 barley if conditions continue favorable. Green | requirements are known to be so considerable, | Mexican, Central.. Foon Eamrot feed is abundent, and stock are doing well. | ouwing to the projects of syndicates, that the lan Y .. Available Grain Supply. | - _ t Cake. $506a1; Corn Menl, | Weak and accumulating all over the Stat SHEEP—Wethers, 413@5c; Ewes, 3%@4¢ pe~ Z N rogres:s 1 v American Sugar..131% Santa Fe Copper. 436 50QXE; Cocoennt . | They are affected by weaker Eastern markets | Ib (gross weight). Work in hop Silds e progreseing k. 3 e o e 0. peatl 1119% | Tamarack ......180 NEW YORK, March 25.—Special cable and | §20g30; Cracked Corn, $20 30030 50; Mixed | TIev, ore SFected b freaker Bos MBS — Suckling Lambs, $2 5092 75 per Frosts o light and caused no damage 1o | would. pe. more than wiped out In meeting | Amer Tel & Tei. 168 | Trimountain | tetegraphic communications to Bradstreet's | Feed, $10@17 50; Cottonseed Meal, §26 50. | | “iooa Temain ‘s before, the demand being AL e TG0 e 15 et 02, & trul i, far as veported. Deciduous fruit trees | them. An extensive shifting of loans obvious. | Dom Iron & Steel. 441 Trinity .. ! show the following changes in available sup- HAY—Wheat, $9@: : % | merely fair. Dealers hold all but a small frac- | 4%4@5c per Ib. are heavily laden with blossoms, and prospect< | Jy' will be necessary to meet the situation. | General Electric..232 |United States. $8 50@11; Oat, $8@10 50; Alfalfa, $8@11: 5 B tion of the crop. HOGS—Live Hogs. 200 Ibs and under, 8%e: i rees Mass Electric.... 374 Utah . | e o Etates and Canada, east of | Clover, §7@9; Volunteer, $0 50@8 50; Stock. “HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell | 200 iba and over 8%c; feeders, Size: :w:*' e i L et e Dalien 8 | e e T i et 96% | Victoria the Rotkies, decrease, 1,00b.000 bushels; afoat | $0@8 per ton { about 1lc uuder quotatio Der cent off; boars, 50 per cent off, and st in good condition. Light rain has fallen in | of the money market will not sturbed, but | Do prefd. . 5w { the RocKies, . 1,509, - Aig % 3 4o i 3 3 nearly all parts of the valley. speculators on margin with borrowed money [ I I Cax & Coke. | rmanaiy { for and in Eurove, Mcrease 8§00,000 bushels, | STRAW-—0@63c per bale. | Steers, 1 medium, 9G0%c: light, 38%c: | 40 per cent oft from the above quotations. « and Bay Sections.—Cool weather Is Te- | know from costly experience that this does not | United Truit..... 01 - Total supply, decrease, 799,000 bushels. Eaar Cow Hides, 9 for heavy an for lig ———— tarding the growth of grain and grass and the | pecessarily mean that their call loan accom- a i - : | " Corn, United States and Canada, east of the ans and Seeds. development of fruit blossoms. Frosts occurred | modations will be undisturbed at & pinch. LONDON CLOSING STOCKS. | Rockies, decrease, 556,000 bushel Be Receipts of Produce. Salted Calf, 10c: Dry Hides, 16c; Culls, in some sections, but were 100 light to injure | There was a revival of apprehension this morn- | Cons for monay.94 1-16/M K & Texas.... 24% | = Oats, United States and Canada, east of the | Dry Kip, 1 and Brands, 3 Sruit Light ratn has fallen Quring the week. | ing of Jabor 1roubles In the antheacite reeion, | Cons for Becount: 93%| Do pra aaé | Rockles, decrease, 395,000 bushels. The situation in Beans remains unchanged. | j5c; Sheepskins, shearlings, '15G30c each; short TUESDAY, MARCH 25. Wheat and bariey are in good condition, and | which seems to be justified in view of the con- | Anaconda © 5%IN Y cCentral 67" | : e ; Whites are weak, but no lower, and colored | Wool, urs: a20070e; Jong | Flour, ar sks... 2,365 Wool, sks . A warm weather and late €pring rains will | tingent disorder of the miners’ convention be- | Atchison . * o | Norf & Weste % | Boston Wool Market rule firm, -Seeds’ tontinue. featureless. | Yool 80c@81 10 each; Horse Hides, salt, #2375 | wWheat, ‘ctls -...11,810 Peita; bils 193 make excellent crops. Green feed is plentiful, | ing committed for a strike unless certain de- Do pfd . 100 Do prd H 0SLU 4 3 BEANS—Bayos, $2 40G2 60; small White, | @3 for large and $2 25@: . Inr mfl “m-md Barley, ctls ....11,785 Hides, No . 558 &nd stock are in good condition. About 3000 | mands are complied with. Reassurances on | Balt & Ohio ....1091 Ontario & West i BJ e Fivhite, | $2350260; Pea, | 82 for small and S0c for Colts; Horse os: | Oats, ctis 480! QuickativerSilske. 554 weres of sugar beets will be planted at Pleas- | the part of those connected with the coal in- | Canadian Pac ...118% Southern Ry BOSTON, March 25. th the settlement of | $2 76@2 90; Large e, $2 by " | dry, §1 75 for l-r‘easwczalalc‘m:r me nuk'?n'— Béans, sks 920| Leather, rolls . 110 anton this season. Deciduous fruit trees ars | terests that no strike was anticipated were not | Chesap & Ohic... 48%| Do pfd the labor troubles here trade in the various | $3 50@4; Pink, $2G2 20; Red. $2 50: Black- | @1 25 for small an o Colta.. Deerskin Potatoes, sks ... 3,182(Wine, galy somewhat backward, but are in full bloom in | wholly effective and there was some active | Chi G Wester: 24% | Southern P; dustries has returned. The wool market is | eve, $4 50@+ 75; Limas, $4 15@4 35; Red Kid- | Summer or red .-slmu.m X i UM | Bran, sks . 780! Tallo: some places and slowly blossoming in others. | liquidation, especially in the Readings. The | Chi Mil & St P...171% Union Pacific | Sagastcite) : | ney’s,” $8 50@4 per ctl. R O e e | M b - A correspondent at Hollister reports that apri- | jssuance of injunctions against Western rail- | Denver & Rio G.. 44% Do pfd Inow on a steady basis, but operations are SEEDS—Trfeste Mustard, $2 50@2 65: Yel- | skins—Prime Angoras, 75c; large and smooth, cots will not be in full bloom before April 1. | roads-forbldding rebates and rate-cutting was | Do pfd ... . 5 Hay, 't 941, U S Steel quict. The call for Territory wools has been | ,u" Mustard, $§3 25@3 50: Flax, $2 25@2 50: | boc; medium, 33c. ay, tons . h . | Straw, tons and that peaches and prunes will be later. A |not unexpected, but the reported determina- | Erie ... . | moderate, but lots available on the market are | Canary. 3t for Eastern: Alfalfa from Utah | TALLOW-_No 1 rendered, 53G6c per Ib: carload of rhubarh was shipped East from Ala- | tion of the Interstate Commerce Commission to | Do ist b held steady. Purchases of new wool made in | 10%@lic: California, 10@103sc; Rape, $1%@ | No. 2, 414@3c: grease, 3@3! meds County during the weel hoid a further and more stringent inquiry into Do 2d pfd San Joaquin \"lw —The weather during the | the rete question was a surprise and had a | INlinols Centra. week has been generally favorable for growing | cooling influence. Preparations for further | Louis & Nash . crops, though mm-:;h-; cool dfurhlhe [rflw!l} Odf suits in State courts I(llmuhe A\'kkzrl:ldern ‘B:l- Bar siiver dull, 24 13-16d per ounce. Money i A2 ———— ®rain and grass. igh winds have prevalied | curities Company were to e reckone with. . 77! b dealers here is that too igh prices were pal . in some sections, and light showers have fallen | The testimony of the principals in the great | 233 ver cent. ' The rate of discount In the 505" row looks as though the new Territory | Potatocs, Onions and Vegetables. throughout the valley. Frosts were too light | contest for control of Northwestern railrgads, | CPen market for short bills 1s 2% per cent. ! | wools will open high this year. Fine Territory to injure fruit. Grain is in good condition, | which is being taken In a legal contest, is Yead | The rate of discount in the open market for,| 2 WOOL—Soring Southern, 12 months, 9@10c; | Oats, ctls . + 3% | Arizora that are coming in cannot be sold | 2%ec: Hemp, 33c per Ib. E 150 a Tmonths, @ile: Foothill, 11@13¢ per Ib. b e at within several cents ver scoured vound of | o DRIED FEASCAICS oW oeen. *HOPS11G12¢ for fair and 123%@14c per Ib ¢ | what they ccst, and the general feeling among | @2 ofiss g for zood to cholce. Local dealers quote 153@ | ¥—————————————————4 SE R STOCK MARKET. General Merchandise. = Y | wools are firm and comuiand on the scoured all descrip- but Would be improved by warm, sunny | with great attention in Wall street and mot | three months' bills is 2%/ per cent. basis 48@S0c, while fine medium Territory is | ‘The market was unchanged for Al CestTR- s R T T et weather: heavy crops of wheat and barley are | with altogether reassuring effect on sentiment. TP | qucted at_44@45c, with good staple lots Ifigher. | tions of old Potatoes. New w BAGS—Grain Bags, June and July, 6¢c; San expected. Pasturage i plentiful. Plowing and | There was a slump of more than 7 points in London Market. | Medium Territory wools are quotable at 38c £o | er under light receipts. Only 20 sacks came in. | o BAEF—FER o “pll Moagast "0 S0 | Althoush trading was light on the morning cultivating are in progress in many places. | Evansville and Terre Haute. The advance wi { 40c scoured, with occasional fancy lots gOINg | Two cars of Sweets came in, making 3 for the session of the Bond Exchangs thers were more Trees and vines are in excellent condition, and | renewed in Colorado Fuel after some early ey Twine, 7%@Sc. . Fl ls are quiet, but hol - et S JS — The than usual. Oceanic Steamsh: give promise of » laree yleld. The acreage of | heaviness and the stock gained 31, allowing | NEW YORK, March 25.—The Commercial | libisr- | Flecce wools are aulet, but hold | yoi and met with ready sales®at an a A e i e | s e e il . Sy, Speiita grapes and deciduous fruits is being largely | for the dividend off. North American made | Advertiser's London financial cablegram saye: | quite lberally, but arrivals are largely on | vance. ble of. | Fruit Canners’ Assoclation quotes the follow. . Spring Valley Water at increased a further upward dash. and late in the day | Th stock market had a sagzing tendency to- | manufacturers’ account.’ The market is glutted with undesirable of-| ;o rices for 1902, per case, 2 dozen cans to |$92.25 and California Frult Canmers’ at Southern California.—Light rains during the | the Kaneas City and Southern stocks and the | 11" R z The market for xood quarter-blood Austra- fons. Fancy offerings are searce : Mammoth White, $2 50@3 75; Large | $100 50. Glant Powder was lowen at $T9Gr week have been very beneficial to grain and | Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie | J8Y. With an absence of bustuxms. The public | y,.na€ TREICH OFF (Ha scoured basis of 40G4¢, L catily at full fgures. . 9\3:.&:“;2@1 75; Medtum White, $1 73@2 65; |70 25 and Alaska Packers’ at $160 50Q160. grass. The weather has been 100 cool for the | stocks forged upward without explanation. The | 15 inclined tc hold aloof bafore the holidave. | e Receipts of Asparagus were liberal and the | gpja))” White, $1 60; Medium White, $1 736 | The ofl stocks were quiet and unchanged 5 rapid growth of crops. but they are making | gains were the exception to the rule, which | Americans were dull, closing weak, with New | Lond: ! Sal demand for shipging was limited. The high | .75 " shajl White, $1 60; Mammoth Green, e~ fair progress. and a g0od yield of wheat and | was generally on the side of losses. -Amalga- | York coming ns A general seller, rartiouinrly onaon W‘w ales. rices have herefofore checked the local de-' 2,02 Small WOVEe & O TR0 yafioh | The feature of the afterncon was the lib- barley is probable. Early sown barley is head- | mated Copper was supported In face of the | of Erie and United States dtesd. Rio Tintos | Prand and dealers found It necessary to reduce | & S 5; JLaggs (SRS SEA N0, ¢ral trading in bonds, among which Oceanic ing in Orange County. Pasturage is plentiful, | postponement of the Anaconda dividend, and |sold at 42% and Anacondas broke B- i ¥ 5@; Steamship sold at _ $101@100 50. nok: to| LONDON, March 25.—The offerings at the to effect sales, Offerings met | &5 & RUITS — The California Fruft ship Honokas. and stock are doing well. Light frosts have ) closed with a_small gain. There was heavy | 5 6 in dread of the Amalgamatad Copper 8! prices in on‘i,e' ': :u-y ‘at the decline noted. “\NNLEOIQFISUIDIIDWI,‘ in 215-1b tins: Ap- | SUSAT Was easy at $10 25. The other stocks ceurred in some sections, but caused n wool auction sales to-day numbered 8500 bales. | with a steady inai Canners q! stood about the same. oces g Jonx. used no injury | selling of the Wabash debenture bonds, with a | situation. | Most of the supply consisted of New South | Rhubarb sold slowly and omy strictly fancy | LEETF (561° 57 Apricots, $1@1 50; Peaches, ook Sud So Bach fo fruit. Apricots are ]n, bloom u;’ Anaheim. | loss of 1% per cent. Otherwise bonds were ir- —_— ’ R %, Rt iy at fuil | stock sold at the top quotations.. There were | veiow $1 20@1 65: do. Lemon Cling, $1 30 | The ~ zs. MFM C)mt; will be closed new bude are rapialy forming. It 4k Feported | Uhited’ States bonds were ot Lo 00y on New York Money Market. ' | Tius® sorinos and: seoes-ireds. wory. steady. eiables received from Lot Angsies and | {5 bartiett Peart ¥ 2061 T5: Pl 000§ | on March 28 (Good Pridan) and March 30 that 280 carioads of cantaloupes will be shipped | the last call i A ‘small supply of Cape of Good Hope and pearing quotations are for $1.25; Nectarines, § vl East from Indio during Y. the bay were firmer for 35: Quinces, §$1 10G1 55; Strawberries, | Plantation Company, rendered at the annual fancy oterings. . ecelpts were 402 boxes | %501 7o Biackberries, §1 30G1 60 meeting yesterday, shows 2 total indebtednecs Neparagus, D08 Rhubarb and. 152 sacks bay | COAL—Grets. a famillar Australian house | At present of $55.044 15, with about one-third Li; k P s 3a3% b T eitingion S0 Seaiite; 36 B0 | for the resson that the. fecal soan hg biors : toes, 3@t per b | tons Soud e " $0; e; 5 Eastern Livestock Market. T e Bechanks from. (he Tiver: | Hryanc. $6.00; Tosiyh, #i: Coos Hay. $8 Gy | cut down o nine montne, to conforee o thn ] g NEW YORK STOCK LIST. Eureka Summary. —Conditions are generally unfavorable for farming. Grass and gram | , Stocks— made slow growth; some pruning is being | Atchison . done. Considerable snow on hills; a large per- | Atchison pfd. centage of young lambs lost. Baltimore & Ohlo. Los Angeles Summary.—Fine rains continuc; | Balti & Ohio pfd NEW YORK, March 2, —Money on call was | NGl ¥a8. withdrawn, as bids did not reach Sales. High. Low. Close. | irm at 41,@4% per cent; closing bid and . { 100, 7% T7% | asked, 41@4% per cent: prime mercantile | @ 10614 1055 | paper. 4%@5 per cent. Sterling exchange was | firm, ‘with actual business in bankers' bills at | o '$1 35@1 75; Oregon Garnet | Grata, §8: Wailsend, $8 50; Co-operative Wall. | calendar year. The disbursements for dividends - . | CHICAGO, March 25 —CATTLE—Receipts, | Oregon Burbanks, Reds, $1 501 60; | send, $8 50; Cumberland, $12 in bulk and | Were $117,500. The net profits during the nin: o et for peare T o, ot Beom 5 | Conads Sosthers. 200 81 o8 L BN e diany ant e gh 06T B854 com. | 6500; steady. *Good to brime steers, $6 80g1; | Chiles. $140@1 80 River, Bode, & 2007 O0: | sond, 8 o e enmmpivants Anthracis Eea | monty woce. S110.300 40 mes, Juring the o s aty: ey Pooaacts eaeaap are Mg | Cetpemke & Rl - 500 | 483 G | B pine G0 By, Ba | poor to medium, " $4 25@6 40; stockers and | o0y, FoR%ced, 1 20@1 40; Sweets, $1 85 for o ioNeleh Anthracite, $14; Cannel, 311 pet | beime reduced at the rate of about. $10,000 per and sunshine needed now. J Chicago & Alton... 600 35% 35% | 53%c. Mexican dollars, 43%c.. Bonds—GoV- | feeders, $2 50@5 25; cows, $1 40@5 50; neif- | Morceds. .| ton; Colke, . %% : ; . gers’ report states o Chic & Alton pfd.. ..... 5 ernments, steady; States, “firm; railroads, ir- *50@6; ', $1 4002 40; bulls. 50| ONIONS—Oregons, $2 1 25-for the best | Rocky Mountain de-crlvtu:i per 2000 | property is in excellent condition and that no Weather Report. Chic 1na & L pia. 100 %0 i b e Eg‘; TaRee 535000 0 Teas tea wtesrs. 8 10 87002 on loger wten: Nevadn, 290 dbg and 88 %: per §°;l&°fi;‘c€r‘ d.«‘:::“‘« : S e A T Tequired 25 3 : 3 - " |.auotes as follows: Pure Manla, 1615c per Ib: | 1902 1s estimated at 8300 tons. aso Chicago & Ot West 200 Condition of the Treasury. HOGS_Recelpte, 28,000; to-morrow, ~——: | 30GISC bef BOK, yooaragus, extra fancs, | Sisal size. 13%c: Bale Robe. 123 fof Sisal | *The following. Quotanions for United Rail- 120th Meridian—Pacific Time.) Chic& G W A pfd. 100 j market 5@10c higher. Mixed ani butchers’ EGET, 9@11c for No. 1 and §@8c for No. | and 16lsc for Manila: Duplex, 11%e. Terms, | ways of San Francisco were received from New oo AN FRANCISCO, March 255 p. m. | Cnio & G W B pra. 100 WASHINGTON, March 25.— To-day's state- | $6 3030 65 good, to choice, 36 5026 70; vough | 12%¢ ver 1D 3006815 ‘per box: Green ~Peas, 60 duys or 1% per cent cash discount. Lots | York yesterdsy by Bolton, De Ruyter & Co: e following are the seasonal rainfalls to | Chicago & Nwstrn. 1,300 Pl el valiable. casn | heavy, $1 25@6 40; : B Angeles, 2%e; Bay Peas, 3@ilc: ! of 10, T 2 £s i y at | 6 35@6 50. from Los Angel 5@20c; Cab: | - PACIFIC CODFISH—Bundles, per Ib, 3%c ite. e comumni. i Thoas of tie"maimef Liicato R 4% Tac-! 608 balances, $172.249,047; gold, $00,741.335. “;fit’axz}fi?lng.‘u.m:fl stzong: Juabs 10c | Bring, eang, fi“‘rA%fle’i«L-msfi Soett | cases, Regular, 43c: cases, Extra Large, b33 Continued on Page Eleven. ty-four hours: 4 Chic Trm & Tr pfd. 300 % 5 | nisber. o choice wethers, 1333 60: good | bage; 30c per ctii 1os, SnERISS TR Eh & St Louls. ... to choice mixed, $4 45@5; Westérn sheep, §5 25 | $1 25 pe e e Stone— 24 boure, Season oloras Souiers, 4 New York Grain and Prod Sus P W i e v | i Feopars, 10812 b 1 10T U | 0.9.9000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Bureka ... . 0.32 % orado st pf ew Yor ram an roauce. 80. ol iRl Ve g do, 13@1T3c; Dried Okra, 12 g Red Bluff . 0.00 Colorado 8o 24 pfd. 2,600 10, 50c per sack: Hothouse Cucumbers, 1 Sacramento .00 Delaware & Huden 400 i ) Necw York Cotton Market. ot 3 Oar agzen for small and §1 80G2 for | S = ' P dnde e T Tl O L it BT ARG LGB BR B2 5L | 51700 baceels. Aveut siendy ant mominciy | o N YORK, Murch 23-—The cotton market | DRSS " Fou " Angnics, Sga0e; e San Luis Obis) irie . 4 N Tels. steady and nominal opened easy and closed barely steady, net 3@13 , from Los Angeles, §1 75; rrowfat : ls':': o Enie 22 bia 3% S VHEAT—Recelpts, 114,900 bushels; exports, Beis dover 23‘3&3,11:1'30“ T St 0t Sie aporaten of Old Tyne: Hsat Furnace | pedersd 3 —] X 3 ® e TR T 15; Mushrooms, J : B B i 2 o "B mewsyt SSRGS | T Northern Business. | oo Come. |8 s against the furnace of the Vulcan Smelt- The following maximim and minimum tem- | HICGRETRL PO 580 Duluth, $1%c 1. o, b. adoat. There was littla e Poultry-an g {® ing and Refining Company at the Ivanpah peral cere repor rom ern stations: Conteal 500 ant Il AkY. SEA ., March 25.—Clearings, 8T o s Boston. ... .......44-34 Kansas City ....58-48 | Lome Ceniol pid.. . Tower. Marent slosed 13%&;712:{'%’54?5\.‘1}‘ balances, $104,032. A car of, Eastern Foultry was recelved late : Smelting Company’s plant at Valley Wells, Cincinnat! .......64-38|Omaha -52-48 | Toke Erie & West. . 78%c; September closed iSc. P27l UTACOMA, March 25.—Clearings, $183,434; | yesterday and will be sold to-day. Receipts of B di C t > & 3 Philadelphia . -46-38 | Lake Erie & W pfd . HOPS—Firm, balances, $12,001. : " | Caltfornia were moderate and the market was | @ San - Bernardino Coun y, California during m}‘?:'toll; k .38-32 %r::mt nN;,'h %o\g {iv!é)ons—mmfly. hmflfila),‘gucn 25.—Clearings, $676,859; strong and active. All amm e':e-ne-;“nn E ko ays, EA0 New Yorik 4524 | Metropoiitan BTy 1700 COFFEE “&pot Rio, Gull: No. 7 _invoice, SPOKANE, March 25.—Clearings, $205,008; | and most young stoce #ee Slotel eIt X e ] SR ks THE COAST RECORD. l!exifl:.l‘ (;‘.flx"‘ - 2500 5 11-16¢; ‘nlfl,;“ét :‘:‘:hans:drdto:" 8@11% Fu- | balances, $50, . = \Irn'll Losipe . Diameter of furnace. 2 % w:‘,n Minn & St Louls.. 300 Totah sates, 10250 bags, Ineluding” Mazs Son: QuSLations, re mo changes in Game. Receipts | @ < RIZTMELST O furnace D Tfeet 3% teet E FE 2 i 015, Bi50c; September, 50700 Gotober, 5150, Nonthern Wheat Market. e N ARY -Live Turkeys. 14@13c for Gob-| @ Smelted per 24 hours. R e 2 tons E Mo Kansas & Texas 200 December, 5.90¢; January, ‘Gc. A b iy = melting zone. L . 31-Ttons 29-10 tons PEE G o PRt m U B T e 3 . oREEy. T I o TS G5, R | @ e e o o i sl Do e £ E | New . A ro s ; 2 it 2 STATIONS. 2 Re%S P#§ 51 New Yor Oumteal: . 900 Seattitagal, 95 tast 3 c; mol Sugan | PORTLAND, March 25— Wheat — Walla | $1 5061 757 U for young: Hens, $3@6; | G g ow dvd‘"y 3 tons 214 tons g8 g33° ¢ = | Norfolk & Western 300 DRIEDMFRU.&!TE Walla, 6i@65c; blue stem, 65@85%c; valley, Roosters. 88 50GT 00 old Ro:a‘é'amm"rm' o p!p:r lost 1n singe daily. & ’fi llg:nl %ol-:’s‘ sl . 5 ol e a & o 5 ;o B 8 g e e b A = EVAPORATED APPLES — Dullness con- | WASHINGTON. s oo ait; Pigtons. B 50 ner Gopper bullion produced daily. 2585 Tbs 2660 1bs 3 3 : " 12,100 1507 | e O s o fael: Jobbers hav- | TACOMA, March 25.—Wheat—Unchanged. | oson for old and .3 tor Squabe. "7 Copper produced from one ton of s Ibs 95 Ibs X A . State, 3 86¢; club, GSc. - , 5 ts, or % . (Ore r cen g TR E X k! Hi | e, 5 o, Joslicy promn "Souiic | Fee o B < Rty S B S R Cefrm o s susmny o gt o ™ e -28. Cldy . 3 i 0 3 - 3 3 T ton bullion U BELES oo T i G | i peitmen W Sred K s, o Foreign Markets. {90 Wae cos, SOL DTN MR i1 @ Bevor cort per ton bulllen peodueed e g -30. y 32 82 o | Jack Snipe, §1 60@2. 7 Value of copper Iost in siaz per fon 129090 58 36 SW Cloudy .00 ion m*‘ feeling is steady to firm. New frult, large S ¢ f s o Y PR Boisbi 3 ¥ 3 izes, is meeting With a fair jobbing .| _ LONDON, March 26.—Consols, 9434; silvef, Sproduced ... 3 344 %7 35 g a svw 5"2‘," E 100 3 'A,;;l.fi.’z :'51:’“53 are quiet without change, | 24 xn-xa&mm‘ Nnt-,d:‘?;@“e..' ::..; Butter, Cheese and Eggs. ® To(fi:ms;%lc e:‘n Vulcan fu e 2. dy .00 1 g ’ cargoes ©n_passage, steadler; cargoe ot o = 2098 60 38 SW Pt Cldy .00 5 giicoTS—Royal, 10@14c; Mooroark, 11% | Standard Callfornia, 20 94; cargoes Walla | peceipts of Butter were very heavy, as witl B = iy 3 64 e Peetea, 14@15c; unpeeled, 8@10c. | Walla, 285 10%d; English country markets, | o seen below. , Prices were no lower, as deal- In- adverticement of March 234 an | 2995 56 42 NW Bt Cidy 00 b | "LAVERPOOL. March 25, Wheat. quist; No. | €rs were walting for answers (o quotations sent : error regarding copper loss in siag | Signed) Jo W. BENNIE, 13036 50 40 NW Pt Cidy .24 0 New York Metal Market. 1 Standard Cai¥ornia, 6s 3d@6s 3 wheat in | up north on the basis of the last decline, and if was inadvertently made. The cor- imed 56 &2 £ Pt cay %0 21 Parin, aulet; flour in-Paris. quiet; e A T aire nart otepls InT ANt A nipning Deian Zestion Is madaly) CHIN SNV OVOL: M. Inst. M. & M. (London) 2068 52 40 W Cloudy .18 901 NEW YORK, March 25—The new copper | “Y0RrON" {plands v R dn " | S lenst.. But It they are turned down a further L. Obispo..29.98 58 23 W _ Rain T. 871, | Tules will %o into effect at the Metal Receipts of wheat during t three days, | decline is not unlikely, as the market is over- 130.00 5 4 EW Pt Clay .00 284 on Avril 18 next. Under these rules all Amerf | 237,000 ctls, including xu,wi‘ “American. | & and some Intericr towns, which have J