The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 10, 1904, Page 15

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1904 - timothy-seed, $3; mess pork. per bbl.. that if no made on | the rallies. Alaska P A 15 811 dard, per 100 Ibs. $7 107 1 us we will have sufficient to Jast us through D MEATS—Bacon, 10%c per Ib for | Cal F ribs sides (loose). $6 ST@7 12%; short clear | in a comfortable ner. Several shipments 13c for Mght. | Cal W 1$105: No. 1 Northwestern, $1 1 mlmm‘n or mot We are inclined bellmlpflm. We still think they should be sold om man tn-ty. 11c_for 1 ’cldes (boxed), $7 15@7 50; whisky, basis of [of samples of various grades of Hay | 13l4c for extra light and 13c for sugar-cured, | MV4 bigh wines, $1 28; clover, contract grade, |have been sent to Japan and should any | Eastern sugar-cured Hams. ; California $11 €5. " | orders materialize within the next month or | Hams, 12%c; Mess Beef, $10 50G11 bbl. Ly e R T e e Mo e T o 2 Flour, barrels . A 600 ¢ ‘country. We a 3 : a 24625 1 30 - 45,500 some ill be pl be- ess, $18. Dry Salted 105@11g; Pig IE::,"},..';'\'-':?:I{ }unm'[ :z::kllhl.!‘u( wu}‘lle,bem_‘:: ‘Belleve. that no very mhm: Pigs' Feet, $5; Simoked Beet, 14 s ¥ : ne 2 b 1400 | great amount pped across the oceas B | el e S e qute | olbeing T PR e st A S v SRR S5 s SO S & B —_— - g Bariy tasey B e R eTia Sorat Supectations She; 101y tins, 100 5-Ib tins, 10%¢; 3-1b 5 ST Gas & Eleetric.......ccecene 30 30 t Hay continues to | tins, £ . Seroet— SNEATR e et | Siork Butter, Cheese and Eggs. plentiful supply of tame oat Moy oo Tapply. | | COTTOLENE—One balf barrel, 9%e: three | 10 Calffornia Fyuit Canners’ Assn. 96 30 St OF THE MARKETS. | Boston Stocks and Bonds. 5 88 T A tnie” purticular. zrade of | haif barrele; 9%c: ome tierce, 934c: two tierces, | 100 United Gas & Electric.......... 30 00 o s S 10 8 Steel CHICAGO, March 9.—On the Produce Ex- | Hay Is nn.d-:r nmmgd '.:‘l; time of year. Other | S¢; five tierces, 8%c per Ib. U IBW. ities foney— - change to-day the butter market was quiet and | grades continues as % Tn ecurities. A York wi the same. Cotton higher. jos e Gy creamery, 14G23%e; dairy,. 13%G2lc. | | BRAN-$21@22 per ton. Hides, Talloww, Wool and Hops. - 2 3 e SaMme, S T Eqis_were steaty at 17@19%¢c. Cheese was :ll}ggbmus—g mnm ton. = e S / change lower. Atchison ds . . 3 | Sfedy acl0%eli¥e . oo- FEEDSTUFFS—Rolled Barley, $24G25 per | HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell o~ > L ! £ Do adj 4s ..... 87 |Allouez 31, p b ton; Oflcake Meal at the mill $29 50@31: | about L@lc under tions. _Heavy Salted | . e gy 100 108 (S P Co 4%4s. 98 90 h ! Bonds continue inactive. Mex Cent ds 63 | Amal Copper 3% Livestock Market. Jobbing, $32; Cocoanut Cake. $22g23; Corn | Steers, 9lic; . 8ie: light, TXe; Cow | B37 PR G100 100 1S F o ey = ponds conlimuce macive. Railroads— Amer_Zine T4 Lteal 320 50G30 50; Cracked Corn, $0@31: | Hides: 8 for heavy and T8c for iieht: Sass, | &1 O 2043y ' 2 |59, 3 "2y, R . YOC. Aden + - ML 12% | CHICAGO, March 9.—CATTLE—Receipts, | Mixed Feed $22G23: Horse $00g | So: Salns Mape St Smae Soar 16e: Drdk 5. — 1133 Suter-st_RSe 108 113 : eady to strons: g00d to prime stecrs, | 40 per ton: Broom Corn Feed. 00c per ctl, B Ige o oor Ko medtum, U35 S0@8 00, | | HA $15G15; Wheat and Oat, $15@ na feeders, §2 504 25; cows, $1 30 ; % | @4 007 neifers. $2 5. canners, $1 508 84 | 2 50; bulls, $2@4 00; calves, $3@6 50; Texas ; . Boston & Albany.24% |Calumet & Hecla. 445 ther fraction. Boston & Maine 107 | Centennial 16 Boston Elev 1381/ Copper Range . SF . SF & NP S5s.111 — |UR of SF 45.79% 0% BPCR4 — 100 MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. advanced a . ecr =il to Fitchburg pfd....136 |Daiy West . Ala 8 Co. 244 — |Mlls Bk ¢ ers now willing te N'Y. N H & I..189%| Dom Coal 33 | fed steers, $4G4 6. peér bals. ol - R Toh = 4 nt 2000 tons of Barley here. Pere Marguetts., 31 [HeuRt; 7% | HOGS—Receipts to-day, 20,000; to-morrow, C Jockey CL 80 120 (N C P Co. saxd 3000 fons of barle) c. Union Pacific.... 73% Graney 516 | 30,000; steady: mixed and butchers, $5 350 Beans and Seeds. Cal Powder.135 — |Osk : $ i ST | Miscellanecus— |isle Royale . (EE) ngi. good to_ choice heav- 85 '70@5 83: e ot » ok Tom'® 7 G Rye as pres v quoted. l ,\rseqr v,\{;xe “h‘e . 1xa:§g‘:;n|u S i:‘m he;g. ss“«gs 65; light, $4 90@5: bulk f‘u Tm: ‘o:ilga‘w [IOOF Hall A. 5% A c v i is marke Amer Pneu Tube. 4 {Mohawk SHEEP—Receints, 25,000; she nd lambs, = " ; | Com B =3 - ks on Hay in this market. e e T [Pt e heep and lambe. | sl some movement in a speculative and ship- A m"zl"?&me', . 1 nmfx.m%e per 1b; rg reported burned at Pleasanton. Do ptd.. 12%% 10N Deminion. D e e T, ORI I e WOOL_Fall clip—8an _Joaguin Lambe’. 99 Amer Tel & Tel121%; Caceola 10 -3 ] g . Amer Woolen . other Fecdstuffs unchanged. e 11c; Mlddle County, 11@12¢: Northern dcb;\.» 2665 90; Western lambs, 34 50G6. ters_ $3; small White, large White, 3 . $3@3 15; 20@3 35: Beans ‘are reported quieter, though there is ‘ 35 | | | H 5 :\'mem sheep, $3 50@5 25; native lambs, | BEANS—Bayos, $2 35@2 35; Pea, $3; But- 4 T ; 1 . 33: - Nevada, 13615c; Oregon, fine, 1 ting 3_ | Quiney o 32 50G2 s0; Pink, : Red, $8 7503 | j9. Oregon. medium, i7c per Ib. i Dom Iron & S 73 Shannen 1% 5 #* | Lima, $3 30@3 33; Red Kidneys, L A3 HOPS—25@30c per Ib for California, 1008, J an. s about as before quoted. Ea ‘Elect Iium.230 |Tamarack -5 Miscell e Mt ol Biackese, $2 1062 25 per otl; Horse Beans, $28 ong 20c for crop of 1904. i e ks iscellaneo rEets. - . s R 0 R o tut no lower. Onions steady. B i i i O ‘ M ey 5; Fian. §1 8001 30, Canary, Meat Market. Mat Nav Co — 90 | Do com ... 10% — 9 ith fmr Tll["’[l Mass Gas 5i.ab%e for Entecr;':“:nufim “Gzl!régyghpe Morning Sesston. ! aid s Wil 3 €S, “nited Fruit 13,@2¢; Timothy, 4c; Hemp, 3%@3i4e per P pomarey Board— Y Fo £ T Giiiiet, 3G8%e: Broom Corn Seed, §20g21 | ,, There fs no further change in any P"| 400 Cal Gas & Eiectrie Corp....... w0 o yuict and featureless. per ton. | DRESND MEATE = - AS—] y 25@2 P s P NPRyS cent......111 30 Ruts = Eoos stea Moy DRING FEA S s N s, G |, S¥noteshte rates from slaughterers to deaters ; ~3A-LEE8. Ay bopitig 1 - o na o . - S 4 = E : are as follows: 3 4 > - ; 61, och 2 Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. | BEEF TG for Steers and 6G8%c per 1o ‘Afterncos Seesten R AR e ; ket & B P o Boa: ’ . ¢ . ; —_— % . 100 Alameda Sugar Co.............. 24 00 The Potato market developed a weaker tone, | \EAL_Large, THOSe: small, 8G0¢ pec b | Tyg Pacifie States Tel & Tef Co..... 100 78 ¢ as il outside orders were mx‘.tlsfled“and e . d local buyers were confining their operations : 2 & 3 3 g to the flliag o small Orders for immediate | LAMD—Yearlines 1lc: Soring. fee., California Stockand Oil Exchange wants. Sellers were firm in their views, how: | R ERTOCE MARRET R Can: Pacific ... e e Bad D0 T sy with | _ The following quotations are for good, eound | Oil Stock— Bid. Avues. : i oreat Wast.. 15 20 | T St 5000, sacker A "tarioal ot Swects was | Livestock. ' delivered in San Francisco, less 0 | Alma .......... “ v ressure on Penns; e, Shvent e Sa2 | ;. = er cent nkage for: Cattle: | - sdoioans Jence in the market and | Chi_ Mil & St P.14d% &»D;n'w‘;uy L 197 | St. Louis Wool Market = .rk"e:xc: ;‘_l:'sflwedui\;fl:.e E;(u?:a“x! P ATTLE "'"'.52"“ Cowe and Heiters, | Atsociaied Tris: Cortitcates. 20 g e eers ... - 19% B S T ows, per e ........ - T e ! 3 v dy and unchanged. | 2 : i o Den & Rio G.... 19 [So Pacific . LOUIS, _ March 9.~WOOL—Steady. | 2%, frade. "Onicos wer o 1€ S—1@4ige per Ib (gross weight). | L Ry ] (o , combing and clothing, 116 | the seieting ey bt there was duite a quans | SHEEP_Wethers, ‘433G3c; Ewes. 44@4%c | Chicago . B ® Do T B vy sear i licht fine, 15G17Tie; heavy finé, 128 | tity of carried-over stock offering, and, despite | PeT Ib (gross welght) = | Glaremont . s s » - . RIS - 1 tub washe c. | a fair demand for shipment, prices were lower. Hoo“;m‘_’t@wfl gy Four . S ¥ A gte o il Re ot bath . ; Bay Peas wers easler under fncreased recoipts. | o 0000 15 53, gbke: soft Hoss, $L@A%e: | Hanterd TS 1808 Uiy are insig- | Louls & Nash London Wool Sales. Frices ot the other Vegetables showed but | S¥F, 200 Ibs. Bi5@SKc: soft 5 s o, | Hamerd : 3 . s o 2 BOTATOES.-Burbanks from the river. $1 05 | &nd Stags. 40 per cent off from Quota” [ Indepe <3 » 162 per ounee. LONDON, March 9.—The offerings at the | @1 20 per_ttl: Oregon Burbanks. $1 23@1 85 | ¢~ gancord p Bt wool auction sales to-day numbered 13,425 Petaluma and Tomales Burbanks, o | Monarch (of Ari: 2 oy - B the open market for | bales, including a good selection of merinos, 20 per ctl; River Reds, $1@l 10 per General Merchandise. | Monte Cristo ........ 2 s short biils s 333 1-16 per cent and for ihree | Low ‘meriios were irtexular and in buyers | il" Oregon Burbanks for seed. 80c@$1 ¢ | Of1 City Petroleum o - : months’ bills 3@3 1-16 per cent. | favor. = Victorian wools were strong. France ' 110 ! * - - | Bousht = sood supply of scoureds and several | Bac 41 20G1 50 or Tt Sweet. Botat | BAGS—Grain Bags, higher af’ 5%e spot and piucpory 15 Neww York Grai d Prod | lots were bought in. A few parceis of Vic- | per ctl: new Potatoes, 3¢ per ib. 5%c June-July; San Quentin, 3.55c; Wool 125 a New OrR ram an roduce. tcrian greasy and combing were taken bLy ONIONS—Yellow. $2 80@2 75_per ctl for Or- | Bags, 32§35c: Fleece Twine, 734@Sc. | Senator .. s P Adserigea. DI egon and §2 90@3 for Nevadan; Green Onions, | COAL—Weilington, $8 ner ton: New Wel- | govereign “® I NEW YORK, March 9 —FLOUR—Receipts, R e meras A 30g30c per box. | e B fos Seanard. §1: Toalym, $1. Cooe s i exports, 643 barrels. Dull and | Northern W heat .Mark“_ N .a:;rn.:xsx;;s—,;_-;arvn:;dl.fi'é&vgrlh Jor | Bay, 95 50; Greta. $5: Wallsend. $3 - . WHEAT—Receipts, 34,100 buskels; spot, | 2; Rhubarb, 6@Sc ver Ib: Green Pen,-. _lha.-'»c_, Cumbe; m'_l"’ j\".“b““‘ :.“d ;: i a2 1ed, 91 L Mewntoc; Nd. § sl | by [ Ber Ib for Los Angeles and OO ome 7oen | Welsh Anthracite Egx, $13; Welsh % Hor- b @t 5 b, afoat: No. 1 Rorthern | PORTLAND. Mareh. 9. Wheat — Walla | String Beans. 10915 per ib: Tomatoes, ocd | Nulgh Antiaciie jEwx $13: Ueish, sied Bonds . 52 % $1 043 £ o', afloat; No. 1 nerthern | Walla, 75c; bluestem, 79§60c; valley, | §1'0 per box or crate for Los Angeics and | B {0 (MG I0d 315 in sacks: Rooky Moun | Abby Land & X : 18 nominal, £, o. float. Options WASHINGTON Hap sl i *per box: | Cabhage, | tain descriptions, $11 45 per 2000 Ibs and $12 80 e e 20 frm all day, closing 3sc met higher. | TACOMA. ~March 9.—Wheat—Unchanged: | §°50 AP¥9®%, ). ~Gorote, 50 per sack: | Per long ton. according to brand. e i f e 6 13-16c; July, 943%c; September, S634c. | bluestem, Sic; club, T6c. 'uwmus‘e”o-n:nn'ben T5c@$1 25 per dozen; OILS—Quotations are for barrels; for cases. | 's::m:y“ fetion Woshs. . 190 Es—Firm : 4 Gerlicy §Q6c Der 1. Ees . Plant, 35 | 204 Se: Linaved, 40c por galitn (of safieg and | e -} Northern Business. B i tor somthorn; Drica Onra, | Bakers' AX. 81 10a1 1, ¥ | r refinine. 2 15-16c; o 2% R s e I or raw: China COFFEE—Spot Rio, dull; mild, ’dull. The | M S chiatings, ionasy: | PAUesH. 1@1%¢ per 1b; Hubbard, ¥ per ™. | Gii, Sfc: natural winter Sperm Ofl SOc: extra | » 2 market for coffee futures closed steady at a | balances, $43,868. ) y bleached winter Whale Ofl. €fc; natural Whale | decline of 10 points on April, but generally | PORTLAND, March 9.—Clearings, $680,209; Pou];ry and Game. Ofl, 80c: extra winter strained Lard Ofl, i8c; | 5 points lower to 5 points higher. Sales, 7l.- | balances, $141,037. vl B [ No. 1'Lard Ofl. 60c: pare Neatafoot OIl. Toei s 000_bags, including May., £525G5 30, July, | SPOKANE, March 0.—Clearings, $391.162: | 1y fourth car of Western Poultry for the | 1oo: Hark Hersing ONl 43¢: Saimon Ofl, 38¢: L £5 355 00; December, $6 05G6 10. alances, $35,04S. | current week was on sale and the market had | bojled Fish Ofl, i0c: raw Fish Ofi. 38c: bolled Street e DRIED FRUITS & 4 | an caser tone, particularly for Hens. which | Paine Ofi, 35c! raw Paint Ofl 5000 Twenty-etght 01l . e, A S constitated the bulk of the offerings of West- | COAL OIl~Water White Coal Oil. in bujk. > { > ern. Fins young fowl, such as Broilers. Fryers | 14c; Pearl Ofl, in cases, 2014c; Astral, 20%c; Mining Stocks. LOGAIJ MAB:I&ETS. ! and fat youne Rcosters, were in small supply | Star, 20%c: Extra Star. ‘24ic: Flaine, 26! 5%c: choice, 6@6%c, and fancy at Te. : and were readily disposed of at unchanged | Focene, S3i4c; Deodorized Stove Gasoline. in PRUN ppear to be meeting a little B = "o * | rates. Geme was In light receipt and prices | pulk, ic: in cases 22i4c: Benaine, in bulk. SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE. | better demand and rule steady at from 332@ E,rrhanqt! and Byl[ion were without quotabie change. 13c: in_cases, 193;c: S6-degres Gasoline 18| pyjlowing were the sales on the San Fraa- e de POULTRY—Live Turkeys, 16@1Sc per Ib: bulk. 25c: in cases. 3lc. | o 6%c, according to grade. B T R e Doz 25 | cisco Stock and Exchange Boand vesterday: firmer with demand good and holders mclined to ask higher prices. Common. 4@5%c; prime, EVAPORATED APPLES—The market is ‘ [l e et sioun it ] Silver e E Ducks. $5 5086 50 per dozen for old and $6 50 | -mfimmmwmh g e | onrerte: etra. ehores, 10RO o Tancy 155 | Stetling. Bashbnee retiaitear herore” T | @7 for youns: Hens, $6 5067 for large and 85 | RED AND WHITE LEAD_Red Lead, | 9% @10c; extra choice, 1034,@10%c; fancy, 12 15¢. . young Roosters, $8 50@7 5(; old | White Lead, 6%@fc. Imlu%g — sama | B0 o 0 Frvers. $6 500 50: Biroll 4 87% | orc g5g5 50 for large and $4 50@5 for small; i 488% Dieons, 81 2591 30 per dozen for old and §2 23 r Refining Company quotes as follaws, 12% | @2 50 for Squal 1 Ib. in 100-Ib bags: © 1 | B Bl TR S5 pomiensa. ‘5500 Sterling Exehange, siXty days. @7%c; extra Sterling Exchangs Sterling Exchange, cables New York Exchange. sigh New York Exchange, telegraphl Silver, per ounce ... Mexican Dollars, nominal PEACHES—Firm: choice, cholce, T%@8%c; fan 4 GAME—Gray Geese, $3 per doz; White Geese. K 7% | 75c@$1 25: Brant, $1 50 for small and $2 for | Gratiiated 5.56c; Dry Granulated. fine, 5.40e: 47% jarge; Honkers, Rabbits, $1 50@1 75 fer | Do Granulated, coarse, 5.40c; Fruit Granu- Cottontalls and $1@1 25 for Brush; Hare, $125. | 15¢q 5.40c; Beet Granulated (100-1b v only), 5.20c: Cpnfectioners’ A, 5.40c; Magnol! New York €Cotton Market. NEW YORK, March §.—The cotton market & R closed steady, 29G59 points advance. Wheat and Other Grains. LEABREUS srAASTEEER | /00c; Golden C. 4.80c: “D.” | LRl Butter, Cheese and Eggs. - | A e Extrn G . Bait basrote. S5 mors New York Metal Market. | pHDAT Trere wae nothing mew Fast or e S e e S e lnes;l:'::n tor ali | 400 e Readin SR road. an e ground was about covered by before, \ds. _Tablets—Half barreis, 5.90c: xem | | Beading ist NEW YORK. March 9—Tin was a jitile | the private Chicago. wires of Mitchell, Mulcahy | with tho excention of Checse, which declined | 6.1%: H. & E. Crystal Domitios. S.40c per Ib | 200 Crown FPoint. 18 80 Stiver Hitl lower in on, spot there declining 2s 6d | & Co. as follows: “‘While it was an irregular | again. The Cheese market 1s in bad shape. | orders taken for less than seventy-five bas | a1 UMM to £123 15s, and futures 5s to £124. Locally | mll’k"i_, there was less selling pressure from Butter is falrly steady, but the warm, wet ' rels or its equivalent: ~ 4 ." 400 Yello: - Jack b the market sympathized with declines and | )’_?fll’“'wll ;nd r&fldrn :hv;lwed more resistance. | weather is causing a rapid growth of grass | g . Jadnet closed about unchanged, with the tendency | Foreign markets did not follow the decline here | ed to 1ght | i oK lower. Spot was quoted at $28. ”| of vesterday and Broomhall reports a' littie | ajoris mow. Humboldt aill be seading i libeeal | Receipts of Produce. PACIPIC STOCK EXCHANGE. Copper was unchanged in London, at £36' better Continertal demand for carzoes and the | supplies shertly, o0 nobody cares to carry more | [— | _Following were the sales on the Pacific for futures. Lake, | Argentine strike still in force. The Southwest = Butter thun he can help now. ! FOR WEDNESDAY, MARCH 0. Stock Exchange yesterday: ytic and casting, 123733 | i still without rain, although it is predicted. | The Egz markst is now steady, as the move- | py . 22 toms . Morning Session. Southern Ratlwas 72 Pr: receipts are again large and the whole | ment into store has absorbed the huge surplus | [Pl . bales 100 Best & Beich:2 06| 200 Overman . 2 g S was unchang: in_ both marketa | c2¢h situation is slow. The Government esti- | which has been dragging the market down for | P43t 457 Tallow. ctls 700 Caledonia -1 12%| 500 Potost 5 X By 3 Locally spot is quoted at 4.60@4.65¢c, in London te on farm reserves is expected to-morrow, | weeks and the piles on the floors of the com- | . 430/ Sugar, * ctis 100 Caledonia pod Toledo, St L & W. piot 4 . and it is aiso expected it will be bullish. While | mission houses are now down to more reason- | O8ts. ctls . -y o 100 Caledonia . n 3 Spelter, steady, ‘unchanged, at 5.00§5.10c | We are not particularly strong on Wheat. with | able proportions. It was reported vesterday | COrm. Ctls s 800 Chollar oz locally, and at £22 3¢ in the English market. | steady cables, dry weather in the Southiwest, | that ihose buyers in the country who have | Rye. ctls 160 Con C & 1 Trop ‘at Glasgow closed at Bls 3d, and at 4zs | and after a i0c to 15c break we are inclined | been purchasing for storage had reduced their | Beans. ske . 300 Exel "0 }d in Middlesboro. Locally the t0 think we siould have some reaction. Liquid- | price from 18c to 15 net. | Potatoes, sks e - e g - t. No. 1 foundry Northern. $i4 ation has been pretty general and the specula- Recelpts were 43,100 bs Butter, 1538 cases | Omions. . > VR - | No. 2 foundry Northern, §14 25G14 75: No. 1| tive situation therefore is léss strained.”” Eggs and 33,600 1bs Cheese. | Bran, 450} Brw - 3 foundry Southern and No. 1 foundry Southern| In this market there was a decline in cash | BUTTER-Creamery at first hands, 21%@ A Middlin ko TBILE 5 | pLLT) soft, §13 25@13 5. | grain and futures wers also weak. The ten-|92ic for extras, 20@2ic for firsts and 18@19 | OREGON. 400 Andes . u =, | , Express Comvanies— | dency Is to sell. for seconds; dairy, 18@20c; stors Butter, nom- | Potatoes, sks .. 488] S 100 Best & Beich.2 10 100 Savage - % | Adams B 3 * — - CASH WHEAT. | inal; cold storage, 20§21c for extras, 18@19¢ 100 Best & Beich.2 15/ 200 Seg Beleher.. 11 1A . I Chi Board of Fead I | Calitornia Club, ’slx doat s c.mmmmm-_‘egga “fl.éfl,‘“:"" Indle-packed. . T oo SRt 17 :m Nev . 3 i ‘hite | Australian, $1 50@1 5715: Northern FK3 o for good to choice new 5 i hicago boa 0 rade. | Club. 81 40@1 4214: Northern Bm:’nem. ot?uo. and 7@8c for lower grades; Young Americas, | { STOCK MABKE l C 400 Stiver fi -. & Amal per 22 200 *- e - - 155 per ctl. lofllgfie; Eastern, 15@16c; Western, 14@15¢c - g m gh- - : r & ) ; per_Ib. * e S BT | z Amer Car & Foun 400 " ~ P EGGE—Ranch, 15@17¢; store, 1414@15¢c per 5 } — {Amer C & Fpa. 20 Future Grain and Provisions. . m oy y Yesterday a Quiet Day on All the NG EXCHANGE. Amer 7 Ry = $1 405 81 41% G 3 5 Be sales on - | American soe o P P 3 Srpecttianat K 13t s Tisen 1aek Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. Local Exchanges. 24 Tesepdn Miuing edungs Vet { Amer Jce nfd .. 0 0% at pit the demoralizing ten- . m. Session. L s -~ Jmer Limmged OB ...... .-.- dency of beavy liquidation in coarse grains. I No sales. The Orange masket was amply supplied and | _Trading on the exchanges was tame yester- 200 Ray & OBrien 08 B . s 1 P | S Ry b 5% | May_ wheat made & net gain of %o July is | BARLEY—Cash quotations showed no further | exceedingly dull. as there was absolutely noth- | day. _Gas and Electric sold ] tuuuhg E % fi -3 Bisturbance of ‘some energy | Amer Loco ptd | 400 &2 C 2 e s Ll e it R S g i ; ing doing in the shipping line. and local deal. | 1o 836 W7 13, U Bomng, o e was Sesston. i & Washington e Rz 7% i s e It was reported on 'Change that Japan is in | ers were ntly well supplied. There was | again In the . < Washingion and Oregon and will prob- | ) o g R A ::"‘ Comparatively firm Enlish markets, not- | this market for 3000 tons of Barley, but cannot | g tale attondance. of y,»mw at the auction | higher at $139 50 and there was a sale of | 299 400 Ray & OBrien 08 ably m uthward, causing rain gemerally | 2% £ 1558 % withstandinz the weakness in Chicago yester- | get freight space for its shipment. sale, but the bidding was very slow and what | C: 500 400 Ton Belmont. 38 Calfornia B e IR 1243 | day, caused wheat here to open with a con- CASH BARLEY. stock was taken by outsiders was bought | and mining stocks were featureless. 2200 200 Ton Beimont. 80 s ast ® warnings are displayed | Anaconda ,,“,";'d - shdn e siderable skow of strength. May was t‘@scl Feed, $1 06%@1 05%: Shipping and merely because It was cheap. Nine cars, in- Ex-dividend yesterday: California _Street | “400 Paymaster .. fl 100 Ton Midway.. 39 b . rom San Francisco portaward | Brooklyn Ran T 14.200 413 hizher at 92G921c. July was up 4@wme at : 1 d . Boger 3 %ruit, | Railroad Company. regular monthly, 8¢ per piafie oo, s ~ 4 Colo Frel & Iron 300 251, | ing. $1 123@1 15: Chevaller, $1 15G1 35 for | cluding ome of extra fancy Redlands t, cecages have been sent to | Colo Fuel & ) 2. 2 8S1,@88%c “These were the fop figures of | in€. $1 1236« Were Sold, The car of extra famcy sold from | share, amounting fo $7500. CLOSING QUOTATIONS. . Ces Progncts - Aite 2~ the dav. Prices were sustained for & time | faiF o cholee. 00 3135 to §1 60, with one lot of twenty-nine | The Ameriean Beet Sugar Company has de- B has fallen 10 degrees or | - b il o . near that level by a prediction of a cold wave | - 0 3 clared a regular quarterly dividend of 1% per WEDNESDAY, March 0—4 1 Southern Arizona e it 800 Gy extendinz as Tar south as Nebraska. After | Session 9 to 11:30 a_ m. boxes of large sises, selling at 82 ’8..4 T e s %eiti. pesaiie” At L. . & g B v TR re r.. 300 23% the first installment of buying orders had been | High. Low. Close. | Other eight cars sold as follows: inary | © ) md,f'c."’.,,e Cabaats Rt Sadiasse Bid. Ask. S 46 miles Boltheast: | Lo oy Eictr! filled, however. the market began o sag grad. | $1 07T 81 06% $1 8% | fancy 155; cholce, 60cG¥1 05: standard. | Teeuiar quarterly dividend of 2 per cent on S Eureka 26 southeast: Point Reyes. & south: | 1over parer pid | ually, The downward tendency was el 1o Mok 8 s in TR G ey .| Ta eptial stofk. payaily AgL Y. ool Foutheast Faralion, 30 south, and. Pocatello. | Inter bams D1 erated by e extreme weakness which de- 2 p. m. Session. e I R s v e =~ - i | Veloped in coaras zraine under heav ida- thick z at Ban Premcams o ik P tion ~ Later tre demand {mproved Tnd these b TR AR STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. 13w 3 March 10: 72 wes a cessation of vrofit taking. The ad- B Califorais_Fiain Thurstay; Beisk | Bocin 20 ance was met by heavy el by earlior ok Croiy 1ok 'ioiw WEDNESDAY, March 92 p. m. ‘040 hign southerly wind Pooots Ghs buyers, the result being another setback. A | OATS—The Situation remains as before ~— 2 % : alifornia—Cloudy, _ unsettled | Pressed Steel Car. | rumor ‘that the Government crop report fo be | Stated. The demand is nothing extra, but the UNITED STATES BONDS. o B i g e el - A Steel . issued to-morrow mizht show a de- 9 . Ask. | Confidence ... et et e & o Crease. 1 Tarmers’ Teamrven brousht e conr | | White,. $1 Z14G1 3T%; Biack. $1 2301 55 4s ar mnv-‘lfli-dlfi 4s ar cp new 133 ' | Con ' & Va1 %01 S = dy Thursd: | Al siderable buying orders late in the day. Shorts | Red, $1 25@1 35; Gray, $1 3213 per ctl. r w_._m.’j" Con Imperial. 02 % n Thursday, probably rain in | Republic Stee: ... covered freely, forelnz up the price of May | CORN—Very few samples are seen on = 29 SPRIS I Con N Y ... 68 = 58 ant vicity B | T B end July to ‘about fop flzures. The close 'Change at the moment and dealers quote a MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. el Tl “ = scuth wind ¥ | Rubber -Goods prd ;I‘um{l.rm. with May at 92%c. July closed | fairly steady feeling, With no further change Ala A W g: = a O T Co 6s.118 119% | Eagt Sierra N 05 ) = a M District o or LBNc. in_guotations. Bay CPC Js. — - " District Forecaster, | Tenn Cosl & Iron el Pder whclessle liquidation the comn mar. | Western sacked. $1 331 37% for Yetlow, Cal C G Bs. 43 22 G SRS~ NS X ruled extremely weak, losses of over 3 ' §1 32%@1 37% for White an for CalG&EF® - 5% Rter it - T e I Tt o E Tt & Rt LR ed SRR 2 e . Ini uotations | small d_do, te, Cal-st C EASTERN MARKETS. l R v . : in dres"wern MGN< Wigher at Hioolise: due | 1423 ';’:."cu;"mpu:m $145G1 56 for white T Pineapples, $1 50G2 50 per dozen. e e 3510 e - —_— & Rubber pfd . 8L 48 | atter the opening, however. heavy liquidation | *“aye._ 41 J0G1 351 per ot : i ici WL &P BldAsk. Bia Avk, M . B Sy i e 0% io% | met . prices started q.,h,..,,,,;{mflgm foa | e sl ReE b et Dried Fruits,Nuts,Raisins,Honey. | ¥ & ¢ e = -‘I"v-—nr -z B Money Markex. Westinghouse Elec 500 157% 27 LIRS EEIas ok e cr WSS WS Fenctien. i H Cas 5Y%s.10¢ — — 30Ray Ton 10 ) . 4 - 7 2 Slisc. July ra - UIT—Apricots, 8% @10 Royals = 3 M i T Western Union .. 100 8§81 | tween G55 ana “siseabine nd e ot Flour and Millstuffs. .@mwf&ufifl.fl"'m P | BRCY R s B Ry & OBrien 3 ] NEW YORK. March 9— on eail, Total Bales ..185,500 Shares. 5c a net loss of 1%c. - B%c; sun-dried, 3%@4%c: Peaches, 5@ilsc: | I, A Elec 58 — 105 | T .- v, 3 i/ 3 %2 ..163.500 Shares. The testure of trading : : % — 15lTon Belmont. 0 % per cent: | UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO, | liquidation credited - o tha principar 'imag | A FLOUR—California Family Extras, $4 809 o ,;'.,“.‘:‘m“‘;;g*“?'m,:g LA 2’;;‘3*‘2“[ e Ton Exten .. 65 8 B TR | e Riion b o e Foancis o SO SR | Bt e e B men e " STy | OieGon and Wadhiagton. Joobine st $3 Sh@n 25 | 1o SGEC P e tor the four| B0 B S ClETR s m = . y tros : ~ 5 : . July . N e for our 5o 103% — & B $79. | closed with a net loss of %c at 38ige. pér bl U i Do gtd 18 ‘'on N Star 2 3 St v | oo s 5, el B Pre. | D UL 8 Doy A et US| ol G T, 55D 100t | e T it v e ol | TR i te™ » w2 = b Slls ne ¥4 %5004 8805 for de. | ferred—Bid. £30 123 axked. $30 @23, i) sellioz, which was mainly by small holdoray | Rye Flour, 8325, Rye Meal, 3. Rice ¥ -y (2 lom Be.113 i ey <% ° ts oo > ot o taut) chsier. B Tiaht s Corn Meal H > —_———— Rt . ¢ B wiaie Chaou fh Mo i te. 34 50; Hominy, $4@4 25; Buckwheat NRR of Con107 — | Do 108 100" ¥ . B4 BG4 STL D T 1105 | B unified 4s. 9835 | tone was firm in sympathy with higher prices | Flour, $4 75; Cracked Wheat, $3 75; Fa- Do §s ....118% — [S P B R 65134 — Chamber of Commerce Meets. bilie, $4 83764 53%. B SUDTeIIliiive (mew oom S 43633 | av tne yards. ‘but the Tacked”"any | rina, 84 50; Wholé Wheat Flour, $3 80 Holled NEGRESIS — |8 aam 8% =% | At a meeting of the trustees of the : marked support. an a | Oats, . $7 25@S 60; sacks, $6 75@S 10; . — — 24am. - "e. - By Sowpe tomsl Do Baincs o 12 | TYThe’ wenicneng i araine. May bork ey | Dearl Bariey, $0; Split Peas, boxes, $7; Green NEECte — 100 | Do tagim — = |Chamber of Commerce held Tuesday Zove , steady; railroad bonds, Gt at ower, May lard 2%c lo ribs | Peas, 100 1bs. 8 — 1004 Stkn G&ESs. — — % Do oo "ae e 100! Do o T 40 9% | e lower =i e it s G ralimim Z'[UG &'E be1is% — |resolutions were adopted favoring the —_— : - 7 The leading futures ranged as follows: O W gtd Ss. — improvement of Petaluma Sac- New Viork Stock Mt W55 couven. " IOTINR of Mex o | Articles— . Open. High. Lomrlose Hay and Feedstuffs. 38 W Elie ot improve: ent of Pat m—mm Sac £ ik 3 . e1 b S Con Costa — 41 |Port Costa... Py a0 Attantie & L% 91 I"o:' 9% 92| A telephone message from Pleasanton Sarin Core — @ |8V wat the removal of rocks near the Pacific Tt the Sbarwie oy, & | Bal & Onio 4a....101%| Do 5% Sog | lerday mo g v e B L Mail dock. The harber committee re- ok warket. During the g;g!‘ch" :"2 84 ‘.,g Hay. G ported that it had exerted every ef- - . § 3 Local dealers are reporti easier fort to secure additional facilities for wn;‘lh‘:n:{:;:l “,h"m' ki hmmnzu‘r-o!mly..:m- to prescnt 8ull period has et fn, | Ches & Ohlo -',.“%2151"2"{ 50% 513 | who have beén holding to see how the the and unloading of vessels 1 te: t he on 5 8L 3 Cxiend the effect of the | C.B & Q new is. B%IS L. PN S| i thrs nat b o shivelng at the water front. The death of Al- treat wes apparent. It | .M & SP gn 45107 |St Louis SW lsts. = change. Japan has t a1 vinza Hayward, for many years a cred to some traders that | C & NW con 75 129% Seaboard ° 1% house asking for quotations for 500 tons of prominenf member of the chamber, e —] h;anmvfld the c,l;llt;«h- gaii"nl: P ;-:u gz Hay for shij to that country. = s ctor ae proved able to stir the col 58 ...... Y ivnu Temain steady, with light was officially announced and suitable s T bt e o | GG 16 e | recerpts and stocka: resolutions were adopted. he meck wilh a reaction after the sitting of { Chi Term #s ... BYIT. St -13 9214 18 05 13g 18 77 Somers & Co. say in their Hay circular i, B o i B0 p preme Court on Monday. To correct this | Cons Tobacco 4s. 56%/ Union 1415 1415 14 87 14 00 “The total of Hay for ~n.gmnv_‘:-um-‘mm‘:‘:mmm}a;.:'uu‘g ‘lrzn p-rmlgt;“ BILELE S ended amount to tons. an increase of Mining Sait Out of Court. s- = t abandan c v o J . p ’.,’;’,"‘“.z?,";““‘““”"‘.‘.‘"'::"""*"n::g!"m,.m TTE LTI T80 T | e et Tn The suit of George E. Riley against cirimn unexpectedly on some other than the | Erie prior lien B | frading is rather dull. principaily Company for reciar decision day om Mondsy. But. thie | 1o wen 88 84 {W & L Erie 715" | the " weather. the North Star Mining "{4""'4' -x«u the market, wancm:"mmu“ 1:1*.mm-mn- trade, $800,000, alleged by him to be due - ocking Val 435e.1 A, TG | people like to even consider from the corporation for 100,000 tons NING Cash Grain and Provisions, | yeather bs favorsblc for, fhe s of ore he says the corporation took Ontario . 428 e deliveries to e {3 cmicaco. Marcn o—cam i et il ratarany by fraudulent —-hm his claim, follows: - neglect market to a greater or the Massachusetts quartz mine, 25 and weak: No. 2 i TR in Judge Murasky's e e A TR | Pl e ey e oy A el Wels S an el T P 3 1 .~ we have a ta ley. 5 2 - L 3 X s >