The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 24, 1895, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALIL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1895. SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. Silver firm. Shipment of $7° Wheat off again. Barley and Oats dull. Corn fin ,950 to China. ati weak. Feedstuffs as before. More Cherries and Gooseberries arrived. Strawberries weaker. Cabbage getting dear. A corner in Garlic. Rhubarb and Peas Asparagus, String Beans, lower. Another advance in Poultry. E ing to do better. > unchanged. n firm. Dried Fruit quiet. Shipping demand for New Potatoes. Onions quiet. Citrus Fruits wea EATHER BUR U REPORT., UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL- | TURE. WEATHER BURE Saxy FRANCISCO, April23, 5 . M.—Weather conditions and general forecast: | The pressure continues highest in Nevada and Utah, and lowest in California, but it is falling in all sections except along the immediate coast of California. The warm wave which has prevailed | throughout the Pacific Coas Sunday has been succeeded by cooler w noon in the nor portion of Je Temains werm in the Su southward, but condi weather to-night. The most unusual weather is in Nevada and E and Washington this | about_twe extremelydry. | { n Orego: ire s aj is so he humidit cannq Cloudy weather prev slong the coast shower oc- curred a) ndtio are such as to ca in various portions of t The following compared with 39.90, st ve 19.15: Sacramento light showers | ! Famtalls to date as | Francisco Iast year 16.1 vear Los Angeles 15.41, ¢ year 4.03: Yuma Maximum temperature 58, | tnimnm 50 Forecast made at hours ending & North an Francisco for the thirty ered very v along the ; cooler in north portion: . except cooler in resh westerly wind h portion. | except goutheast portion to-n. occ: westerrly " NEW YORK MARKETS. 28.—The upward | ved fresh | e of values was | iber of the shares t the ope: ot were generall In the de, except in h bear demonstration tions down 1 per cent on for the rest established dealt in. busin higher t early tra the Coal was made, s for New Jersey Central and a fract of thel The rket soon became irregular. | ke 3 per cent, and Bay State n 115 and others fra ter 11 o'clock prices took an upward Central_rising 115, Pullman, Long 1sland Traction and B. S. and A. 10. Southwestern 1, D. | 7, and_other s 1l back 54, N. preferred 1 ps cent. Before noon the ma had recovered its tone. | Tn the afternoon there was an easing off of pri which did not exceed a fraction except in New Jersey Central, the l0ss in that stock being 134 per cent. » cords »s about this time devel- oped mon moved up T, the | preferred 134 and the guaranteed s The’latter gtock reacted 3o before the close. Laclede Gas also arose 1 per Cent. The changes between 1and | 2 o'clock were unimportant the recovery of 1 per cent in New Jersey Ce and a decline of % in Manhattan. 3 | "As dellvery hour approa speculation grew active and stron pecially for the Granger Northwest rose 21, do preferred, Rock Island 114, St. Paul 34 and ¥ ton 55. The coal also in good buying, Delaware and Hudson appre- ciating 134. Reading 1%s. New Jersey Central and Lackawanna 115 and Susquehanna 1 per cent. The | eneral list sold up 15@134. the latter Pullmanand | §lissouri Pacific. At the close the market was ac- tiveand buoyant wi rangersand other stocks | at the best price of the vear. The trading in_bonds was again heavy brisk Inquiry for Reading issues at the cl 00, in_which A tha | The aggregat 245, son 2's fig ,000 and the Reading b $480,000. < Government vonds firm. State bonds inactive, Raitroad bonds strong. closed $2 10 bid. Grain and Merchandise. Petroleum steady; May State common to choice old, 6@ Pacific Coast old, 3@7c. brokers' price, $2 95; exchange ominal; united closed $2 10 bid. Pigiron—Steady; Scotch, $18¢ American, $9 50@12 50. Copper—Quiet; brokers’ price, $9 62%%: exchange $9 55, traits, $13 85@13 90. Spelter — Quiet: domestic, $8 20. *change: 25 tons June at $13 85. Coffee—Options opened barely steady at 10 to 15 points decline on the failure of fhe Havre market to respond to our firmness of yesterday afternoon. In the_afternoon there was a Fally on demand by E. M. Minford & Co. for the July contracts. Closed steady at 5 and 20 points n Sales, 13,250 bags, including: May, $13 June, ¥1370 @13875; July, $14@14 15; September, $14@14 10; December, $13 95@14. Sales on Spot Coffee—Rio, dull; No.7, eady; Cordova, 1814@19c. & Central American and 5 Sugar—Ra: centrifugal 95 at 2 bags do do, New Yor sugar 89 at 1 11-16¢ do_Canad: April 2: bags centrifugal 95 at 2 7-32c, c. And 1., Ne and 900 bags molasses sugar 89 at 1 New York. Refined, steady. CHICAGO MARKETS. CHICAGO, TiL, April — Wheat turned sharply to-day and started down at & hot pace. Lack of demand and free selling weakened wheat and the other markets followed. Wheat started at 1%jc deciine. Shorts had apparently covered to Pt contentment and there was much bearish news to | Liverpool cable, | encourage seilers. The public giving the opening of the market, described it as steady at 14 decline. ~Another Liverpool cable sald that miliers were refusing to follow the ad- vance: prices 1d lower since the opening. The Russian shipments of wheai and flour for tne week were reported to be 2,400,000 bushels, and an addition of the clearances from all the ex rting countries reveals a total of 5.389,000 ushels, compared with the estimated weekly re- quirements by the importing countries of 6,700,000 bushels, or an excess of 1,689,000 bushels for' the week. The receipts for the day at Minneapolis and Duluth were 286 cars, compared with 138 cars on the corresponding day of the year before, New York dispatches reported %0 boatloads of wheat taken for export there vesterday, and com- mission-houses here had pleniy of inquiries from country millers for N Red. The opening of May was at from 60%4c to 60c, and July at from 613sc to 61c, compared with the respective closing prices of 613/sc and 6284c on the day before. A few sales of May were made as low 88 59%c. The latter recovered to 6075cand July 10 62¢ before the second break began, and at about the bottom at which the market closed. May de- clined to 59%5c_and July 10 6054c; the latest trad- ing wes 5974c for May and 607sc for July. Dy mary market receipts amounted to 233.000 bush- els against 181,000 on the corresponding day of last week and 221.000 bushels a year ago. ¥xport clearantes from the Atlantic ports were ‘equal to 455,000 bushels in wheat and flour. Brad- street’s statement of the stocks of the world gave them at 2,388,000 bushels less than they were a week ago. ‘The corn market was weak at the start under the influence of the break in wheat. May, which closed yesterday at 4814c, was for sale at the start at from 4784c 10 47%c, and sold as faras 4714@48340 before it hiad any reaction. It reacted to 473, @47 ige, but broke from that point gradually at’first. then rapidly until it touched 46%c near the close, the latest trading being at 471, Oats wree fairly active thronghout. To a great extent reactions followed the course of the wheat market. Bradstreet's increase in the visible supply of oats of 325,000 bushels was credited to assist in the decline, The feature of the market was the widening of the differences between May and June. At the opening of the session May was selling at a mium of 4¢ over July: at the close prices were Fiir'a cent apart, caused by an improved inquiry for May, while the late buyers of July to-day were disposing of some quite freely. May sold from 281/sc t0 2874c, declined to 2814c and closed at 2814@ 8 July ranged from 28%2c o 28c, rested at 28@28Yc, Ya@7sc lower than yesterday. The provision market was rather quiet, with very little di sposivion 10 trade shown by the speculators, George Baldwin tried to wake up some feeling on the bull side, bat received very slender support, &ud retired. The decline in wheat and dullness in . e COMMERA | strictly | Mountains— Wheat | blood, 12@13c; coarse, the hog market were given- as the reasons for the apathy in the products. Fluctuations were light, and at the close the reductions in_prices were not Pork, compared with its value at the close @5c lower; lard from be@ s show losses about equal to the 7c lower, and decline in lard. The leading futures ranged as follows Wheat No. 2— Highest. Lowest. Sejtember. Corn No. Septembe Mess Pork May % July . : 5 Lard per 100 1bs— per bbi— $1240 81 #1270 $12 $69714 56 107 ¥ S 7 $6 2714 26 4215 $6 55 Short Ribs per 100 1bs— k] B .86 50 e L...86 tions were as follows 1), 86 55@6 60; Whisky, © gal., $1 20. change to-day the Butter mar- neries, 10@20c; Dairies, 10@18c. 214c. Livestock. On! about 3500 head of cattle were received to-day, and the small supply prevented any weak- ness, prices ruling particnlarly strong for good, fat b €s. ‘Fhere was a fair advance and native steers s0ld all the way from 84@6 10 for very common to choice lots weighing from 950 to 1600 pounds. The top price was §6 10, paid for & car- d of choice Iliinois 1500-pound steers, and an- of fat Illmois cattle that averaged s brought $6 05. A large part of the Cows_sold at $1 76@ going at $3 25, and bulls 5. Texas catile arrived ket was firm. O Eggs, firm, 12@1 greater part v at $2 25@4 oLy, the receipts being estimated at_about 1500 ad, steers going chiefly at §3 40@4 75. The supply of hogs is running ahead of last 1 he | week, the arrivals so far showing an increase of | abont 8500 bead. Heavy hogs sold at $4 75@5 10, lightweights and mixed hogs at $4 70@4 85 and pigs at ¥4 25@4 50. The receipts of sheep are much larger than those of last week, and the lack of a vigorous export demand is giving local slaughterers an opportunity Lo de jress the mark; The offerings included a good many choice Montana sheep, such as are selling around at $4 25, as well s prime Mexican lambs worth 0@5 60. Sheep sold from #2 25@2 50 for mmon up to $4 50 for choice, and lambs cable at $3 80@5 60. 500; calves, 2500; hogs, STOCKS OF GRAIN. NEW YORK, N. Y., April 28.—Special cable and phic advices to Bradstreet's covering princi- pal pol of accumulation in the United States, Canada and Europe, together with supply afloat , indicate the following changes in s last Saturday as compared with ¢ Saturday. Available supply in ates and Canada, east of the Rocky 451,000 bushels. available stoc the prece United S Tnited c heat, decrease, 2 decrease—Wheat stocks, both 80,000. for and in Europe—Wheat, _increase, )00. The decreas 8,000. ited States and Canada, east of the Rocky .\Iu\lnta'm-okfllénx. decrease, 640,000; oats, in- n world's available wheat, creases of wheat last week not reported by the official visible supply statement include 310,000 bushels in Northwestern interior ecleva- tors, 164,000 at Louisville, 48,000 Newport News aud 33,000 at Leavenworth. The ouly cor- responding increase was 102,000 bushels in Minne- sota private elevators. THE WOOL MARKET. BOSTON, Mass., April 23.—Although the in- activity which has been pervading the wool market here for some time past still prevails, prices are steady, and the firm tone of markets abroad is hav- ing a beneficial effect in strengthening the market | here. The near approach of the new clip is the prin- cipal factor in keeping buyers from making large purchases, as they are naturally inclined to awalt the arrival of new stock before making any large purchases. There is a fair supply of old wool, how- ever, in the market, but lots are more orless broken, and before closing up the old stock manufacturers desire to know more about the quality and condl- tion of the new crop. The Australian wool market issteady. Although the offerings are liberal values head firm. Montana fine, 9@11c: scoured, 30@32c; North- ern California_spring, defective, 6@6%ac; scoured, ustralian’ combing, superfine, 41@- Australian combings, 38@40c; cross breeds, quar- 28c. DELPHTA, Pa., April 23.—Wool dull, but without important changes. Territorial and Northwestern light, fine, 8@1Uc; heavy do, 7@ fine medium, 10@ilc; medium, 11@1 0@12 OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET. OMAHA, NEBE., April 23.—Cattle, receipts, 1000; market was steady; steers, $4 25@4 60: bulk, $4 75@5 35: cows and heliers, $1 25@4 00; bulk, 82 50@4 50; stockers and feeders, $2 25@ 350; bulk, $2 90@3 40. EASTERN COTTON MARKET, NEW YORK, N. Y., April 23.—Cotton, qulet; miadlings, 6 15-16c; net receipts, 135; gross, 12, ports to Great Britain, 4510: to _the Conti- 852; forwar 000; sales, 290; spin- ock, 214, Total to-day: Net 5, 11,569: exports to Great Britain, 9654; to the Continent, 2852; stock, 726,539, | o | NEW YORK STOCKS. Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad Shares. Money on call easy at 13,@2%; last loan 115%; closed 1%y Prime mercantile paper, 33,@5%. Sterling exchange firm, with actual business in bankers' bills at 84 8933@4 8915 for de- mand and $4 883/s@4 8814 for sxty dav | rates, $4 89@4 891, and $4 90@4 901 | mercial bills, $4 8732@4 8734. Silver certificates, | 6634@67c. | CLOSTNG STOCKS. | Atchison.. 61 Northern Pacific... 454 | Adams Express....143 " Preferred......... 20 ‘Alton,Terre Haute. 394/ U. P. Den. & Gulf.. 53 orthwestern. Preferred.. Preferred.. American Express.118 | ‘American Tobacco. 9874 Preferred. 109 |N. | Baltimore & Ohlo.. 56 Ontario & W ‘182 |Oregon Improvmt. 10 . 45 |Oregon Navigation 17 | Canada Southern.. 53 |Oregon Short Line. 714 Central Pacific. 1735 Pacific Mail......... 24 | Ches. & Ohio. 197/ Peorie D. & Evans. 434 | Chicago Alton......147 " Pittsburg. 157 | Chicago, B. & Q... 74% Pullman 16614 | - 373 Reading. 1614 Consolidated Gas.. 1351/ Richmone % C. &St. Louis 4134 844 RioGrande, 76k Preferred. Hudson. . 301/ Rock Islane 673 Del.Lack&W est Denver & R. Distillers. | East Ten A | Erte | Prefern {Southern R, L2y | Fort Wayne 57 | Preferred. 1 343 | Great Nortn st. P. M. & (106 | Chicago & ETil ptd 97 Southern P -aan | Hocking Valley.... 2614 Sugar Rennery.....106! | Illinois Cents Tenn. Coal & 1 . 22 | St Paul & Duluth.. 27 |Texas Pacific . | Kansas & Texaspf. 3214 Tol. & O. Cen. Lake Erie & Westn 208 Union Pacifc. Preferred. U. S. Express. Lake Shore, 14133 Wab. 8. L. & P Lead Trust, 337 Preferred. Touisvilie & Nash. 5%, Wells-Fargo. Louisville &NewAl 8" |Western Union.... ¥9 Manhattan Consol. 11814 Wheeling & L. E... 18 Memphis & Charis. 10 ™ Preferred. 43 | Michigan Central..100%4 Minn. & St. Louis.. 27 Mexican Central... 9% Denver & R10G.... 14 Missouri Pacific.... 28 " General Electric... 33: Mobile & Obio. 181 National Linseed.. 233 Nashville Chat . 70" Colo. Fuel & Iron.. 24 National Cordage. . 654 Preforred. . Preferred. 1144 H. & Texas Cent N. J. Central 9634 Tol.A.A.&N.Mich.. Norfolk & West pf. 1614 Tol.St. Louis@K.Cw North American... 5lg| Preferrod.......- CLOSING BONDS. U & 4s, reglstered..120 (Cen Pac lstsof '95.102 Do, 4s coupon, . U'S Bs, registered . 1147/ Do, 55 coupon... 116, Do, 4s registered . 11134 Do, 4s coupon... 11235 Do, 25 registered. 96 Pacific 6s of '95....100 Aln, Class A Do, Ciass B. Do, 95 , Class Do, Currencies. . 95 La, New Consols'ds 9334 N, Missouri 6s. -100 | Do, 2ds . 92 N Carolina 6s.....7128 |Northwest 139 Do ds...... . Do, S F deb bs...109 §C Non-fund | R GrandeWest 1sis 71 Tenn new set 8. St. Paul Consels 7s.125: Do, C & P W 5s. 112 StL&IronMtGen b5 77 St. L. & 8.F.Gen 65.107 60 Southern R. R, 58.. 50 67, Texas Pacific firsts. 89 7894 Texas Pac seconds. 27 % 23" |Union Paclstot’97. 0434 West Shoreds...... 10544 STOCKS IN LONDON. NEW YORK, N. Y., April 23.—The Evening Post’s London cablegram says: The settlements in the Kafir markets mark the further boom T there, absorbing attention to-day, but the tone gen- erally was good. ~Americans were better and firmer, which, on the eve of the settlement begin- ning to-morrow, looks well. Stock is said to be scarce. Denvers were active and strong on silver. FOREIGN MARKETS. WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL, ENG., April 28.—The spot market and 10¢ Hams, Pork, gx mess, $1 BIb. [ 50; ext 850'% bbl; LARD—Eastern, tierces, 63%@7c B b for com- poind and 85, B for purcs pails, 9 fornia tierces, 6c for compound and Sc for light medium; 10%c for light, 11 » e TP Gr lighe mediuim; Cired agtorn Sapien, and, 19160 clear, $17 18 moked Bt 03 T ¢ for sugar- e 5 2 c;‘(,:bnlmur?ln 3 Mo , BT ; extra mess ““‘%fi, 50 ’f’.’mfifio.’u%?u; fxtra prime )1 , 914@10 HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HOTEL. D Hollister, Courtland ~ Miss A Goddard, Muncie bbl; [ R W Alcock, Courtland Mrs C Sobimo, Denver C E Blake, Los Ang A W Furlong & w, Gilroy M Nelis, Sacto Dr T Flint, San Juan H H Wood, Wrights G W Morgan, DuncanMls Cali- | O Fox. Seattle € J Murphy, Sta Barbara J ¥ Church, Fresno e pure; € A Hughes, Wash is higher nt 5s 1d@5s 2d. Cargoes ure stift at i > = priina 2884 on passage, 34 4 for promp snipment and | galg e Bei 100 tins, Sk W i do OB, | § g cionle fuankion Mo g D e e Are . COTTOLENE 7. in tierces and 83c | A Weilneimer, Fresno W D Grady, Fresno FUTURES. B0 10D tins, 4C PP T Ashman, Fresno D Bailey & w, N 1L ‘The Produce Exchange cable gives the following Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter: April, 5s 114d; May, 5 114d; June, bs 114d; July, 5s1%4d; August, b5 214d. SECURITIES. LONDON, Exa., April 23.—Consols, 10514 Cowhides, 61uc; salted Kip, 4 5; salted Calf, ver, 3034d; French Rentes, 102f 75¢. T@8c: salty v(i.,""h; d,; h o@Q usual selec- tion, 1016@12c; dry Kip, 9¢: dry Caif, 12@13 PORTLAND’S BUSINESS. PORTLAND, OR., April 23.—Exchanges, $127,- 288: balances, $12,598. Wheat—Waila Walla, 48c B buShel; Valley, 80 @82%4¢ P ctl. EXCHANGE AND BULLION, prime Gontskl winter, 10@1 each; short wool, about g less, Sterling Exchange, 60 days. — $4.88% Sterling Fxchange, sight, — 489 o New York Exchange, Sight. - 05 " | Foothill, 8@10c. New York Exchange, telegraphic.. — 0714 | Fine Silver, spot, P ounce - 6675 | B . Fine Silver, 30 days — 661 Mexican Dollars. . 54 541y TREASURE SHIPMENT. The Coptic took out a treasure list of 775,950, consisting of $480,535 in Mexican Dollars, $4015 in Gold Coin and $291,400 in Silver Bullion. — - PRODUCE MARKET. WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS, 26¢. New Wellington, WHEAT—The foreign markets ruled firm ves- | 8acks. terday, but Chicago declined from 813jsc to 5934¢ and this market fell back slightly in sympathy. A rumor on 'Change that_there was a prospect of the Falr estate Wheat being thrown on the market for sale intensified the weakness and the market was very soft all the morning. No. 1, 871@8834c; choice, 90¢; lower grades.” 80@85¢ B cul; extra choice for milling, 9216@97Vuc, CALL BOARD SALES. INFORMAL SESSION — 10 o'clock—December— 1300 tons. 97c: 600, 871xe: 800, 96%c: 900, 9834c. May—100, 8914c: 00, 8914 —December—100 quotes, terms et and Fine Crusheq Confectioners’ A, C, 415¢; Golden C, more than barrels, BEE t second qualit; 2 VEAL—Large, 4 REGULAR MORNING SESSI 900, 9614c; 300, 96 100, 8834¢; 200, 887ge; 7 — December — 700 tons, May—900, 89c; 100, 887 c #Y—Dull and unchanged. Feed, 65@67Yac do, 5@7c B Ib. BARL! for ordinary and 68%c for choice bright: Brewing, 80@871hc B ctl. CALL BOARD SALFS. Flour, qr. sks Barley, ctls Oats. cls. INFORMAL SESSION—10 0'clock—No sales. FGULAR MORNING SESSION—December—100 tous, 8914c; 100, 6954c; 100, 6974c; 500, T0c. Beans, sks. AFTERNOON SESSION — December—1300 tons, | poiatoes, sks. 70c. Onions, Oregon OATS—The market_continues quiet and feature- less. Milling, $1 0716@®1 1714; fancy Feed, §1 0214 @1 0714 ; 200d Lo choice,8215c@$] ; common to fal Rb@d0c; ed, $1 13@1 20; Black, $1 1215@1 25; ray, 95c@$1 02Ya; Surprise, $1 0715@1 1745 tl. CORN—Quotations are bobbing about again. Small Kound Yellow is held higher, being scarce. Bran, sk Large Yellow, $1@) 15; Small Round Yellow, #1 fs@l 24 31 10@1 15 @ ctl. @1 20. R Holde: ask B5@8714¢ B ctl. BUCKWHEAT-—Nominal at 85@95¢ B ctl. FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS. FLOUR—Net cash prices are: Family extras, 35 @ bbl: Bakers' extras, $315@3 2 superfine, $2 10@2 35 § bbl. MILLSTUFFS—Rye Flour, 335¢ 8 1b; Rye Meal, raham rlour, 3c; oatmeal, 414¢ Groats, c; Cracked Wheat, 3l5¢: Buckwheat Flour, bc; Pearl Barley, 414@43,¢c @ b. CORNMEAL, ~—Table Meal, 3@314¢c; Feed Corn, #25@25 50: Cracked Corn, $26@26 50 @ ton; Hominy, 414 34c P . quartz. Nevada County. day. the Bulwer Con. HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS, BRAN—318 50@14 50 B ton. MIDDLINGS—$17@189 3 ton. FELDSTUFF round and rolled RBarley, #15 50@16: Oilcake Meal at the mill, $25 B to Cottonsead Oilcake, $24 B ton. HAY—Wesk at the quotations. Wheat, $8@11 Wheat and Oat, $8@11; Barley, $7@8 b $8@10 50: Alfaifa, Compressed, $8@10 50; STRAW-— E Mount Gregory Company, all of Times Mining County. BEANS AND SEEDS. BEANS—Large Whites are quoted higher and | mining will be granted. All these washings will | ([Sa far. [Tu] W.(Th Fr]Sa] Moon's Phases. Pea and Small Whites are lower. No other | drain into the American River. t T changes. Bavos are quotable at 81 50@1 80 7 \ED SAL 5 6 el c: Slm‘l\lh\‘\'hllu‘.?‘g‘;’.!@mgglfi:ml‘vn, ‘l.'gwgiv 85t NN et 1 2 i Rl First Quarter. arge Whites, #2 85@3 85: Pink, $130@175: | Following were th in the San Francisco ] S Reds, $160@175; Blackeve, $325@3 80: Red | tstook Boast yemserdays = " ¢ 7). 810110/ 111 181815 gAPdLS: Kidney, nominal; Limas, $4 60@4 65: Butters, $2 FR B PR ey I~ { (@2 25 for small and $2 25@2 50 @ ctl for larg 111750 C 9.80,200 Ophiz l14{15{16] April 16, SEEDS—Yellow Mustard Is quotable at $1 75@2 | 8 -LU#S0.0 G & VE3.£9:300 Ophlr. ——— C raldaner B ctl: Trieste, $1 50@1 200 .. 1121100 C Point.. 671200 Potosi . = : e 100 Andes.”..28 20 H & N..1.15100 Savage. 21122/28 522 - ! : April 24, Bape, 1% 368 3 408 i agA° v 28 [an e 0| ® i | Spl : Bigone: 100 Bulwer. ..10100 Kentuck 01000 Sil King.10 — — = o) 5; Bracker e ot "= | 100 Chalnie. 41200 Mex ... 76200 Union ..+ 48 = 200 Chollar. . 43300 . 50 Y Jucket. STEAMERS. 200 (421200 Oeeldt POTATOES, POTATOES—Old are very weak. New were in ABLES, 100 Alta. 100 . demand for shipment vesterday and one ship- 200 Andes. 24300 . 350 Oceidtl.... 19 2 B per cleaned up the market at the lower quota- | 50 Belcher...64/350 100 Ophir. ..1.55 5| Apr 24. 2vx | Bdw'y 1 tion. Recelpts of new were 427 sacks, selling | 600 B & B....75200 E 300 Savage. ...26 . :m‘g‘v -{‘:mvmm at 31@1 25 B cil: Early Rose, 30@i0c B ctl: | 100 Bodie...1.051350 G & C 200 SB& M..16 . nr2 A B River Reds, 25@35c; Petaluma and Tomales Bur- | 200 Chal C....42 300 H&EN. 100 S Nev. 7 | Queen. A Aol Tomid banks, 40@80c: River Burbanks, 40@50c; Uregon | 100 Chollar 200 Union.....48 | Progreso. soo[Apr 35, drw) Burbanks, 40@80c 8 ctl. 50 Conid ..1.30.200 Julia.. 300,¥ Jncket 39 | el Nomke. ;| Orays Haruar | ADE o el i ONIONS — California continue neglectcd and | 20 0 | Ui e LA A A Pawy 2 nominal at 66@80c for 00d. to choice and 40@50c | oo Sales In the Paclflc Btock | Hamer v <008 Bay. . ..| ApE 35, DF Oeearic for cut: Nevadas, $1@1 25 B cu; Oregons, $1 35 | Following were the sales In the o Homer Coos Bay......|Apr 20, bPM Oceani Board yesterday: @1 48 Goos B | 4pr2670a% Vallelo VEGETABLES—Garlic Is cornered by one dealer REGULAR SESSION—10:80. Portland. Apr 26, 4px| Vallejo who wants high prices for it. Cabbage has again ~11,150 C Point... 58200 Occldtl....18 LR e e gone up. Asparagus, Seans and Rhubarb and Peas 2121100 G & 44/100 Ophir.... 114 o AP 27, Bau|Baw are all plentiful and lower. Hothouse Cucumbers 200 HENT0T100 o L5204 o itEay | Ak 37.1 1| Wast quotable at 50c@$) ¥ dozen. Arrivals were 1303 | 500 Belcher. 08/ 50 Potosi ....4 Oy e sD boxes Asparagus, 469 boxes Rhubarband 371 sks | 150 Bodie. 1200 Savage. ...27 Joagt Dieen, e bk Peas. Asparagus, 40@75c @ box for ordinary and 50 Cnion....47 s e G 292w DM 88 e e rpoean |00 Cliolies ¢ /300 ¥ Jacket.87 | Wolia Walla Vi & et Sud| A e 30, Bas| Baw'y 1 2535¢ B box for ordinary and c ¥ box for | 550 C C&V CO ... | ¥ cholos; Ureen Beas: $1GT 35D seck for womcion e e SR Sex| Vallejo and 2@3c B 1b for sweet; String ]xvnnn.b? B Dried Okra, 15¢ 8 Ib; Dry Peppers, i216@15¢ Cabbage, $1 B ctl; Feed Carrots, 30@40c; Garll 12@15¢ B Ib. BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS. BUTTER—The situation remains unchanged. CreAMERY—Fancy, 13@13%ac; seconds, 12@ 12%%c B 1. 13 75, 7 Dairy—Fancy, 11@11%%c¢; good to cholce, - LT A L G 10c: medium gndes.@ O b et Bt Su e R el R 1@T14¢ B 1. i Bid. Asked, Bid. Asked. Esdy oo S Fancy mild new, 614@7c; common to = RS el River 00d, 41/4@6c; Young America, 7@8c: Eastern, o) 08 Puget Sou d235alilan latter fizure for oream: Weatern, 56 o Yaquina Bay c E(G(S—The market shows symptoms of working | Best& Beichier. 8 R around into better shape, thera being considerably | Benton Con ke Newport., . loas on hand. Prices, tiowever, ure undisturbed. | Bodlo - 3 2y Crescent City. uck Eggs, 16¢; store Eegs, 10@11340; ranch X 1 o |Victoria & Pu B, L0160 it e s ! | Buwer. = 10NevadaQueen. — 06 BB only Tapsirictty Taney. - oL Mgure obtaln: | GG 5 990ccidental.... 18 i Challenge Con., 440phir. , POULTRY AND GAME, POULTRY—The market is very stiff under light recelpts, and Turkeys, Hens and old Roosters are Con. Imperial. nfldence. ... skins, good summnie; J0@3be each: Kids, be: Deer: 0c 1b: medium, ecpskins, shearlings, 8 cas! s i 3% and (@5e; HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS HIDES AND SKINS—Heavy salted steers, 7@7%c B 1; medium, 8@6%ec; light, 6@6Ya; 5c each: medium, 3 TALLOW—No. 1 rendered, 414@: Tallow, 4@4140; refined, 6c; Grense, WOOL—Quotations for'the spring clipare: Choice Northern, 10@11c; San Joaquin, year's staple, 6{% Tc @ Ib; do, seven months', 6@8¢; Calaveras an 4 HOPS—Choice, 614@7c; common to good, 5@6c GENERAL MERCHANDISE, BAGS—Calcutta Graln Bags, 435@434c spot, and 41gc for June and July delivery; Wool Bags, 24@ COAL—Wellington is quotable at $8 @ to ton; Southfield lington, $7 50 ¥ ton: Coos Bay, $5: Wallsend, $7 50; "Scotch, $8; Brymbo, #7 5 #1350 in bulk and $16 in sacks 3 Antnracite Egg, $12; Weish Anthracite Egg, $ Cannel, $8; Rock springs, Castle Gate and Piea ant Valley, §7 60; Coke, Cumbes Pennsyl 12 in bulk and § SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Company Sube, Crushed, Pows ; Dry Granulated Magnolia A, 414 D, 354 boxes ¢ more. SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET, Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh- terers are as follows: uality, 516@6c; choice, 614cB 1b; Ya@de; thiird do, 3@dc B b, small, 5lp@6e 3 1. MUTTON—Wethers, 5c; Ewes, LAMB—Spring, 6@7c PORK—Live Hogs, 3@8Y4c for soft, 414@4%c F I for hard and 33,@4ic 1b for feede: RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. 89,460 Hay, tons.. 2,530 & 540 Wool, bls. 250 Hides, no TUESDAY, April raw, tons. 427 Quicksilver, flasks 41 865 e THE STOCK MARKET. Stocks continued dull yesterday and prices made 1o change worthy of note. .. B¢ | Wine, gals.... NOTES. 450verman 1.3 Seg. Belcher. The report from the Occidental says that the south drift from the west crosscut, 500 level, has been extended 6 feet, and continues in ore of fair quality, Have done no work in the north drift doring the week. The west crosscut on the 500 level is in 113 feet, having been extended 9 feet | during the week: face in porphyry with seams of An assessment of § cents per share has been levied by the Granite Hill Mining Company of The Osborn Hill delinquent sale will be held to- Bullion valued at $6017 has been received from The delinquent assessment sale of tne Gray Eagle takes place on the 26th. The California Debris Forest Hill, Placer 5 Pl J B O'Reily, Minn e o Juehor Sullivan, T Astor Placerville the PDM? Dam | I Montgomery, San Jose J J Lynch, Visalia AFTERNOON SESSION—2:30. 141200 CC&V. 215/100 C Point. 2.85600 Justice. AFTERNOON SESSION—2:30. 50 CC&V..2.85 ..24200 2 41250 800 C Point. 1200 H&EN .. 500 15@25¢: 10@20c 45c each’ long wool, 40@60c each; Culls of all kinds count xé?;sy,cu i half barrelstjc @4Yec P . i dressed The only business of any consequence wasin Hale & Norcross at $1 10 mmission has granted permits to mine by the hydraulic process to the Mining Company, the Gold De- posit Mining Company and the K 1 Dorado County, and the Hard Company, The following ized to build impounding dams: nel and Spring Canyon Company. Company, and the William Frauklin Company, El Dorado County; the Towa and Western Gold Min- ing Company, and the Tiger Claim, Placer County. The dams are to be constructed of brush and stone, and, if satisfactory, permits to conduct hydraullé Dorado Placer 58300 Mexican..77 300 Justice....09 STEAMERS 10 ARRIVE 2.8215100 Mex.......77 274300 Ophir. . 1.5 STEAMER | Frox [ Due ; 1511800 Overman.08 e » Savage. o 300 Y Yokt Portland. Miss B Bailey, Il C L Zuke, N Mex J Bellls & w, Indianapo C A Williams, N London T F Morgan, New Londn N N Brown, Tustin J B Campbell, Fresno D S Banks, Santa Cruz E R Hoit & w, Malone Miss I Hoit, Malone R W Leighton, Malone Mrs H M Gurley, Malone J F Devendorf, San Jose S E Holden, Napa O Ellsworth, Cal H C de Wolfe, N Y L Peters & w, Detroit ~ Mrs M A Evans, Ind Miss S Hussey, Ind Miss M M Evans, Ind Miss S C Evans, Ind Miss 8 Nicholson, Tnd Mrs J A Goddard, Ind T R Trayner. Marysville J M Stillwell, Los Ang J M Levee, Vallejo ‘W H Allson, Cal H C Wolf, Sacramento I E Wolf, Sucramento J Cosgrove, Angels D Lubin, Sacramento G A Wiley, Danville E C Harlan, San Ramon G A Smith, Courtland ¥ J Brannan, San Jose ¥ P Black, San Jose © Man, Modesto Mrs A C Heinrich, Minn J Heinrich, Minn G Heinrich, Minn Miss M Mueller, Minn C F Hargrave, Napa Jesse Cope, Santa Cruz PALACE HOTEL. P B Armstrong. N Y J Phillips & w, Oakland J H Rowland, Vallejo R € Hall, Belvedere J B Buddell, Burdell W T Fairbanks, Petluma Mrs M Tebbetts.Sn Diego E Germain, Los Angeles J C Russell, Chicago M Ratzensky, N Y A R Corey, Chicago N W Blanchard, St Paul EC Bliss, N Y 1 E Searles, Brooklyn 3D Bliss, Glendale Searles, Brooklyn 1 C Fenno, Boston Mrs A B, Jones,Brooklyn G S Nixon, Nev Mrs W Pettitt, Brooklyn M Bonnefind & w,Carson ¥ S Keating & w, Dallas J L Robbins & w, Conerd Mrs L Payson, Washingtn W Watkins & w, Chicago Mrs M G_Gillett. Buffalo Miss Gillett, Buffalo ~ Capt & Mrs A Rich, Ba- J Wischmeyer & w, Chgo _ kersfield A J Warner & w, Ohio K J Stephens, Ohio F Gllbert, Ohio W A Grant, Ohio W FBuchanan.Winnipeg G P Tangeman, N Y L Kaufman, Mont H Lengetacken, Or W A Clinch, San Jose M Mitchell & w, D C G F Kleinberger, N Y J A Rithet, San Rafael E P Rithet, San Rafael B Byrnes, Coliux i Beaty, Ontarlo W H Lee & w, Minn Mrs H A Taber, Minn W M Ruth, Milwaukee J H McKelvey & w, Pa J V Prosser, Davenport T Field & w, Monterey J 8 Munro, Victoria T E Oliver, N Y J H Stott, Chicago LICK HOUSE. C H Jordan. Pasadena Mrs A G Blakeley, Gilroy Mrs A M Bromell, N J D McKennon, Salinas L Newman, Los Angeles R H Brown & w, Pescadro W A Taylor, Los Angeles Mrs C L Hancock,Clarion W rland, vania 14 in dered A%4c: xtra C B Floyd, Napa Miss L Bogart, N Y Miss Taa Bromell, N J W H McBaln, Orange R Linder, Tulare Mrs A Milpas, Los Gatos J H Savile, Coulterville J A Mullen, Colo River P McRea. Haniord Mrs H L McKay, Clarion 23, | Miss J C McKey. Clarion Miss M Leonard, Chicago 239 | C K Meserve, San Jose Mrs A R_Chambers, Nev 3 | O R Runyon, Courtland H L Robinson,Porterville 1,321 | R Douglass, Porterville John T York, Napa "38% | DrG Burdell, Marin i3 RUSS HOUSE, 0,350 | Dr J W Dawson, Geyser G E Ring, Marln B Miller, Vancouver,BC T N Richardson, S Diego Miss F Miller, San Diego R H Lloyd, San Diego M Rippen. Fia CL Whitedw,Bakersfield R inas Miss C Dougherty, Cal J O'Hare. Los Angeles G Motherel, Cal H Lee & w, Mont Mrs H Kral Colo K Flint, Paso Robles Mrs L Batchelder, il A'M Davis, w &d, iowa C A Thomas, lowa Miss T A Coldwell, Cal Mrs L J Growford, Mex WESTERN HOTEL. € Macconechie, Labrador A H Bond. Tacoma R Roe. Modesto TS Stewart, N Y J K Abbot, Angel Isla D Lummins & w, Ohio S A Hansen, Oakland G D Hayford, Sacto E W Farrel, San Jose J Borden, Courtland Miss Crisman, Milpitas J F Flint, Los Ang Miss Dresser, Stockton W McEldowney & w, Il Mrs B C Johnson & 1, 11l D H McDonald, Dixon S Easton, Stockton Miss F W Strother, Cal NEW T Mason, Phila M S Nevis, Sacto J Dooley, Angel Isld W Russell, Berkeley H R Mawer, N Y Mrs Broulling, Los Ang Miss Bruin, Ohio Mrs H More, Phila J C Alien, Seattle H Cook,Courtland E B Webster, Arcata C Volker, Milpitas H Esborn, Vallejo B Reed, Martinez BALDWIN HOTEL. W H Bulson, Stockton TJ La i L Dargin, A B Dowdell, St Helena T Arno, O'Brienville J J Sharp, Oakland G Rothermer, San Jose Mrs Bulson, Stockton G L Rice, Mass W R Clark, Stockton THE CALL CALENDAR. ArpriL, 1895. Dates of Departure From San Francisco. ESTINATION | |_piEm, _|Apr 24,10AM | Spear .08 sAnLS. Humbold! Newport Portland. State of Ci SUN AND TIDE TABLE. > |HIGH WATER., ° [LOW WATER| SUN. |MOON. 2 [Large. Small. Charters. The ship Levi G Burgess loads sugar at Hilo for this port: Br ship Aigburth, lumber on the sound for Valparaiso for orders, Pisagua range, 41s 3d—2s 6d less direct. The Br ship John Cooke is chartered for wheat to Europe, 275 6d net. Movements of Vessels. Yesterday the ships C F Sargeut, Holt Hll Ster- ing, and the brig Alexander were taken to sea. he steamer Wellington was taken to Beale street and the schr Ivy to the oil works. The ship Moresby and the bark Sea King were taken to the stream. The ship Elwell was towed to Mission 2 and the ship Kinrosshire to the refinery. The ship Valkyrie was towed to Port Costa and the bark Leahi to Howard street. The steamer Queen was taken to Broadway and the schr Spokane to Spear street. To-day the stmr Oregon will go from the Union Tron Works to Hunters Point and the bark Carrol- ton from the seawall to the Mail dock. The bark Sew King will tow from the stream to sea and the bark Germania from Port Costa to Pa- cific street. The stmr St Paul will go from Broadway to Spear street and the bark J D Peters from Union street tothe stream. The schr Paritan will tow from the stream and the ship Rafael from Pacific street to sea. The bark Larnarkshire will tow from the seawall to Port Costa and the ship Almora from Mission | Bay to Vallejo street, Misccllaneous. Per stmr Rival—Apr 23, saw the bark Will W Case anchored about three miles off Duxbury Reef, hence Apr 21 for Bristol Bay. Domestic Poris. GREENWOOD—Arrived Apr 28—Stmr Alcatraz, hence Apr 22. ASTORIA—Arrived Apr 23—Stmr Hueneme, for Redondo. SAN PEDRO—Arrived Apr 23—Stmr National City, from”San Diego; schr W F Witzmann, from Portland, Or. PORT ANGELES—Cleared Apr 23—StmrJeante, for Comox.. ¢ BOWENS LANDING—Arrived Apr 22— Stmr Jewel, for Port Los Angeles. hence’ Apr11. NEWPORT—Sailed Apr 23—Schr Wm Renton, for Seattle. *| man; Stockton C H Works: J Schweitzer; S Bruns- COOS BAY—Sailed A San Francisco. PORT LOS ANGELES—Arrived Apr 23 Sunol, from Greenwood. Salled Apr 23—Stmrs Greenwood and Whites- boro, for San Francisco. PORT BLAKELEY—To sail Apr 21— Br ship Howth, for Port Pirie. Eastern Ports. NEW YORK—Arrived Apr 22—Stmr Advance, from Colon; stmr City of Para, from Colon. Foreign Ports. HONGKONG—Arrived Apr 22 — Br stmr Em res of India, from Vancouver; Br stmr China, hee pr 23—Stmr Arago, for far 26, LONDON—Arrived Apr 22—Br ship Yolo, from Oregon. PLYMOUTH—Arrived Apr 22—Ship Francis, fm ‘Tacon; WANSEA—Sailed Apr 21—Ital ship Emanuclo Accame, for San Francisco. ANTWERP—Sailed Apr 23—Brship King Ed- ward, for San Francisco. ACAPULCO — Sailed Apr 22—Stmr for San Francisco. VANCOUVER—Sailed Apr 22—Br stmr Ej press of Japan, for Yokohama. FLEETWOOD—Arrived Apr 22—Brship Anca- los, from Tacoma; Brship Port Crawford, from Oregon. HULL—Arrived Apr 21—Brship Lawhill, from Tacoma. UAYMAS—Arrived Apr 23—Schr Norma, frm Grays Harbor. Acapulco, tmportations. PORT ORFORD—Per Homer—1 pkg fur. Coos Bay—8629 1t fumber, 732 sks potatoes, 26 cords matchwood, 1 pkg furs. Maurshfield—25 bxs butter, 1 _cs dry goods, 3 pkgs blankets, 2 coops chickens, 431 sks potatoes, 8 pkgs hides, 205 tons coal. ROCK SIDING—Per Santa Rosa—605 sks roc Port Harford—1 sk heads, 23 zks dried frui keg wine, 8 bdls shovels, 1 keg 5 tubs bxs butter, 7 cscheese, 17 cs eggs, 1 pky tal bdls dry hides, 1 ht-bbl mineral water, 4 cs hone 80 sks wool, 2114 bales do, 35 bdls pel nta Barbara—120 bxslemons, 7 bxs oranges, s crawfish. ort Los Angeles—41 bxs oranges, 12 Redondo—13 pkgs mdse, 1 hi-bbl olive wine, 65 bxs lemons, 49 bales wool, 26 p! woods, 320 sks wall plaster. 8 cs tobacc beeswax, 15 bdls salt hides, 81614 bxs oran Los Angeles via Redondo—5 pkzs mdse. San Diego—27 pkgs mdse, 435 bxs oranges, 6 s| beeswax, 1 keg olives, 149 bxslemons, 13 pkgs pickled fish, 33 pes curbing. Consignees. Per Santa Rosa—Selby Smelting and Lead Co: C S Harn; Hills Bro W & J Sloane & C < nagh & Nolan: Gould & Jaudin; Eveleth & Nash; Vood,Curtis & Co; D E_Allison & Co: California Wire Works: Wetmore Bros: Darby & Immel; J M Moore: San Francisco Brewing Co; F Uri & Co; L Scatensa & Co; Overland Freight Transfer Co; A Fay; & rancisco Fruit Auction Co: Harrls Packing Co: Garcia & ; Hulme & Hart; N Pacat; J H Cain & Ce 0ss & Co: Irvine Bros; ' Bissinger & Co; Cal & Nev Creamery Ce J Ivancovich & Co; A American U Fish Co: G Can Smith’s Cash Store H Glaser: Thos Denigan Son & Co; Christy &Wis CCarpy & Co; W P Fuller & Co: Kowalsky & Co: Wheaton, Breon& Co: C E Whitney & Co; S T Co; Getz Bros & Co; H N Tilden &Co: F B Haight; Fhillips Bros; Witsal & Baker; Dodge, Sweeney & C ulme & Hart; Standard Oil Co; H Heckman & Co: Russ, Sanders & Co; Captain Bennett stadter Bros; Thornton & Pippe; T Garrett & Co: California Cas re; B Hart; Chas Tetzen; Lacke & Pike; Gray & Barbi : Kuchmeyer & G W Leitch: FC Burnett: J H Thompson: Wood: A BWood; CC Pennell: Davis Bros: Dinkeispiel & Co: V March B'Raleigh: Mc lan & Hamilton: J S Reed: E L Snell; Haas, Ba- ruch & Co; T I Speede; B Lichtig: Paul Keyser: order; H Cosgrove: Newman & Inkberry; Milam & Co: Italian Swiss Do; Edwards & Co: Jonas, Er- langer & Co; W H Nolan; Lowe fros: H Kirch- Waterhouse & Lester: HS L wick. For Late Shipping Intelligence See Thirteenth Page- OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP, COMPANY ISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN Franclsco for ports in Alaska, 9 A. X., April 5. 20. May 5,20, June 4,9,19, 24. For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports, April 5,10, 15, 20, 25, 30, and every fifth day thereafter. For Enreka, Humboldt Bay, steamer Pomouna, every Wednesday at 2 p. M. For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports, April 3,7, 11,15, 19, 23, 27, and every fourth day thereafter, § A. M. For San_ Diego, stopping only at Port Harford, Santa Barbara, Port ‘Angeles, Redondo (Los Angeles) and Newport, April 1, 5, 9, 13, 17, 21, 25, 29.and every fourth day thereatter, at 11 A. 3. For ports in Mexico, 10 A. ., 25th of each montk, steamer Willamette Vailey. Ticket Office—Palace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery street. GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., General Agents, 10 Market st.. San Francisco. O.R. & N. TEAMSHIPS DEPART FROM SPEAR- street whari at 10 A. M. every five days, con- necting at PORTLAND with direct rail lines to all points in OREGON, WASHINGTON and IDAHO. TO PORTLAND | AND ASTORA. State of California sails March 30, April 9, 19, 29. Columbla sails April 4, 14, 24. Until further notice rates will be REDUCED to $12 CABIN. 86 STEERAGE. For through rates and all other information apply to the undersigned. GOODALL, PERKINS & Co. FRED. F. Co Gen'l Agent. Gen'l Supts. 4 New Montgomery st. 19 Montgomery st. OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Coolgardie .gold_flelds (Fremantle), Anstra- lia; $220 first class, $110 steerage. Lowest rates to Capetown, South Atrica. Steamship Australis, OF, A Australian steamer | ALAMEDA saily via Honolulu and Auck- land ‘Thursday, May 2 2,80 2P Speclal Parties to Honolulu, April 27. Reduced excursion rates. Ticket office 138 Montgomery street. Freight cilice 327 Market street. J. D. SPRECKELS & BROS., General Agents. COMPAGNIEGENERALE TRANSATLANTIOUE French Line to Havro. OMPANY'S PIER (NEW), 42 NORTH River, foot of Morton st. ‘Travelers by this line avoid both transit by Knglish railway and the discomfort of crossing the channel ina sm boat. New York to Alexandria, Egypt, via Parls, it 4 Large. Small. | Rises| Sets | Sets. higher. Young stock Is very firm, being still [ Com-NewNork. & T = el il Towl o scarce. We quote Calfornia stock: Live Turkeys, | JastSierra Ney o 05/Shver Hil 0% 05 |24 w.sn‘n.;hl 5.024/ 4.48p| 5.22/ 6.54) 6.51p 11@13¢ B b for Gobblers; 12@1ldc % 1b for Hes! | Kxeneque 02 O4Silver King.... 10 — | 25.11.22p 0:32v! 54041 5:23¢| 521 6541 7.57¢ Geese, 8 pair, $1 60@1 75; Goslings, $2 26@2 75: | Kureka Con.... 30 35Syndicate RS Ducks, #1505 50 8 dozen for old and 86@9 for | Gould & Curry, 44 _ 45 Union Con..... 48 50 HYDROGRAPHIC BULLETIN, Joune: Lens, $4 60@6 don; Roosters; young, | Hale & Norcrs1.15 1.20|Uta. — 08 i 50@8 B don.. Brotlon Foad ?‘o:"}i".ge AKa: = Odvamw dackek 87, aR] A e N"} asd g AR 5@ 36 tor youss | STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. T b oAt ST FG AN Nominal, TUESDAY, April 253 r. ur. | exactly at noon today—. e. at noon of the i . AN T RONDS. Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked. , OT At exacily 8 P. M., Greenwich time. DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS. | 'S 45 conp. 111 © | Banks, Commerciale Lientenan {F &F KCUTELER, S 45 - TC. — —_ . 8. N., e, ORCHARD FRUITS—Four boxes Cherries came t,fi,‘,?;;'{,‘.‘,;;%},,‘,% I o L S in and sold at $1 80@2 for White and $2 76 B box | Cal Elec L 63107~ — |Bank of Cal..21714222 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, for Purple Guignes. Apples, $2 60@3 P box | Cntra C W bs 9934102 [Cal SD&TCo. 40 6114 m«wrem..n.-,,..,..lfic@;gmwmm,mm_ Dpnt-stex-cp 88°* 91 [FirstNationl.177% — Arrived. Hiockg ro HURHINg pretty low. ?ggfi%;&;-}gf‘! 109%‘?‘;“&5;!; 195 14197 W e s {ffs%“"‘.‘" April 2 BE: iS—Four dras ‘berri . = ne - 2 tmr Mackinaw, Littlefield, 80 urs from Tacoma; and sold at 65@75¢ ""'",,,G“,'{:zefi,,.”;,c;'{‘,fi,'fi Geary-stR5s.107 — |London&SF. — " 82" | 8600 tons coal, to'S P Co. Oakland direct. berries were 175 chest#) selling at $7@10 for Long- | 10sAng L 6s. 9714 — |Merch Ex... 12— Sumr Homer, Paton, 43 hours from Coos Bay: Worths and 86@7 9 chiest for Shafpless. DoGinted.65.101 "'103 |Nevada...... — — | pass and mdse, to J D Spreckels & Bros Co. CITRUS FRUITS—Oranges, Lemons and TAmes | MKUStCblebs12214 — |Sather B Rt Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, 61 hours from :t;n;lbmm Pbundlnl[ and _cheap. California Navels, g’;(é?‘l&gl"’; 1o Banks. Savings— San Diego, etc; pass and mdse, to Goodall, Perkins HE) ;.'élgx‘r%%ff:y 'I;:‘::ln; fi‘@flfy"s"fé";gfl:. Nt vele e ;ts(;'éz Rival, Johnson, 15 liours from Fort Brags: mon an 2012 lor to ice; Mo g, e rope umber, to A tchell. Limes, $3@3 50 B bog: hn‘g;:‘cp'x uf(;!‘“; Ouak Gas 53..10114 — (& 495 505 Stmr Truckee, — days from Portland, via Tilla- bunch; Pineapples, nominal. g::h‘ffi. :‘l‘ag: 1‘1’% V4 — (Sav&Loan ;:g &3‘5’ inook B-bvo — hours; pass and mdse, to Truckee s e - E umber Co. PacHollM6s.108 — — 760 K t, Reynolds, 11 days from | DEIED FRUITS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETO. Dozdisséa. — - | Sireet Railway— = Port Biakeley s 11, daym tom DRIED FRUITS—Some holders have recently | b &&f‘,{)"‘ 220, An0 100 - 10754 Fetip Malph T Tong; Jorgenson; 10 days from Co- been shipping to the, East, hence spot stocks are | bwiathli oy 1y 00 86%% 34 o gyl e slowly being reduced. If the fruit is merely con- | Reno, WL&L102 105 —"100 Schr Rachael Wilson, 48 hours from Black Mpnecte :’;»Z’ff,"n ?."":”;‘ howsyex; wittiout being g{,‘f;‘;’k&g: % Point; 76 cds wood, to J Johnson. Whether it s i New York or San Francisco. Thers | SERRATiz6s 85 87 b is really nothing gained by shifting it from one | SERRCal6s.109 — |Atlantic 14 20 TUBHADA ¥, Apsil 23, oint {o another. ‘Prunes, four sizes, 414@434c: | SPRR Cal5s, 89 [California.... 80 — Stmr Oregon, Poleman, Astoria: O R'& N Co. arger sizes, b@blec B 1b: smaller sizes, 2 c# | Dodconwd. — 90 (Giant. Br stmr Coptic, Lindsay, Yokohama and Hong- 1b; Apples, 414@dc for quartered, 4 - ‘tor | SPBrRCal6s. 8414 8514 Tudson. kong via Honolulu: 0 &0 8 Co gliced ‘and_ b@3lgo for evaporated; “lencned | S Watergs. a1 Vigoric. Ship Raphiael, Waituey, Karluk; Alaska Packiog eaches, 8¢ Apricots for fail aterds.. 98145 Miscel A a0t Te@Be for amer 'aorngk;";:u'g,"l&'?x'/,cz SUNGEI 63 10042 Bik DOoM Cor 12 Bark J D Peters, Townsend; Comox; Pac Steam for evaporated halves, for quarters and 1 SunstT&T6s — — |(CalCot Mills. = | Whaiing Co. 2¢ for inferior goods; Plums, 31,@4: for pitted | Sutter-stR6s.108 — |Cal Dry Dock — — Bark King, Pierce, Nanaimo; John Rosen- and 1l5@2c for \n?m/ed: Figs, black, 8Sc for | VisallaWCés — 92 |EdisonLight. 9714 98 | feld’s Sons. pressed and 11,@2c or unpressed. STOCKS—W ater— GasConAssn, — Brig John D Spreckels, Christiansen, Kahului; BAISINS AND' DRIED GRAPES- Raisins-— | ContraCosta. 5415 — [HawC&SCo.. 83 814 | 3 D Spreckels & Bros Co. 4-crown, loose, dc B 1b; 3-crown, 234c; 2-crown, 2¢: | Marin Co.... —"° 50 |[HutchSPCo.. 11%5 1214 Satled. seedless Sultanas, eedless Muscatels, 2c § t; | San Jose, — 100 |JudsonMfgC. 1 = TUESDAY, April 28 ;;.'rzogg[?gdorll)le:‘:en, 13501 459 box; clusters, Sprng Valley 974 98 iR s LR Stmr Eureka, Duggan, San Pedro. 2 B esa clu i — ceanicSSCo — . It maeile R el g BRL % | RRRR ARG 'S—Chestnuts are guotabie at S@dc; Wal- — [Pac Borax. — Stmr 5 nuts, 7osygc for paper-shell and softshell, and 6@ | 98K GL& . 46 47 [PacI&NCo. — 30 m“;mi'fi"c‘opn’é""ifi‘fi-fi‘f" ‘okohama and Hong- 70 §i B for bariahiell: Almonds, 26230 for hard- PacGasimp. — 86 (PacRollMill 17— | xong via Honoluiu, ;:;e ) and “9&.,.3.,' Zor wot hell, o S Pwlfl;l:c:;% ,?g _4“ G ag nnngnou Hill, Jenkins, Queenstown. : b@éc o tern ac Trans Co — & 3 S5c'Tor Caiitornla: Jickory Nuts, 8@6o; Pucans | Siockion. . 4 50 |PACT&TC 50 80 | Bhib Sienime Wb ot vnsend. 6¢ for rough and_8¢ for_pofished; ;| o Insurance— Sunset T&T. 20— Brig J D Spreckels, Christensen, Kahulul. Brazil Nuts, 7@7%c P 1b: Cocoanats, $4 50 | FiremansFd.15214167%4 United CCo.. — 25 Schr Bender Bros, Thompson, Fisks Mill. # 0N BY_Comb, 9@1134¢ B: waterwhiteex. | i Botraasion: Gemaroons Grash Harobe: o > = . o X MORNING SESSION, T lon, Genereaux, Gra; arbor, 3'.“&':’&.%2’? 705: llggn.ggl T extracted, 532@6%4c; PBondm b Edison Light & Power Co. 0774: 65 gg;ifi’:nmj Wlllhm:. MAWI-n- 3 R 3 acific Gas 1 : ¥ Gaslight, 72; 408 V nce, Jensen, Polnt Arena. BEESWAX—26@27c B b, Wateon 8033018 Gadlls] Sehr Nettie Lot Tow, Polnt eyes. ERNOON SESSION. xe, yville. EROR I oNb. Board—10 Marketst Rallway, 7. Seax dlien 4, Bcnde, Bureka. treet—5 Oakland Gas, 46%: $5000 Omnibus 2 Telegraphic. CURED MEATS—No furttier change in prices. | Cable Bonds, 117: 320 ut, 72; $10,000S | POINT Bacon is quotable at 9@9%c B I for Beavy | P of A Bonds, 8514 LOBOS — April 25-10 P u~Weather thick; wind calm, e first class $160; second ciass $116. LA BOURGOGNE, Capt, Leboneut. . April 27, 5:00 A. M. LA CHANMPAGNE, Capt. Lairent LA NORMANDIE, Capt. Boiror. 3 May 11,5 LA FOURATNE, Capt, Santeiii. .-, M A4~ For further particulars apply to A. FORGET, Agent, No. 3 Bowling Green, New York. % F. FUGAZI & CO., Agents, 5 Montgomery ave., San Francisco. ROVAL MATL STEAM PACKET CONPAYY. TEAMERS LEAVE ASPINWALL fortnightly for the West Indies and Southampton, - calling en route at Cerboursh, France, and Plymouth to land passengers. ‘Through bills of lading, in connection With the Pacific Mall 8. S. Co., issued for freight and treas- nre to direct ports in England and Germany. ‘Through tickets from San Francisco to Plymouth, 3 &uthmmon First class, $195; third Class, W For further fimcuun apply to P & CO., Agenis, 806 Calitornia st 28—Schr Rio Rey, | OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. . OGRS WHITE STAR LINE, United States and lluyn: Mail Steamers BETWEE 5 NewYork, Queenstown & Liverpool, orke R EVERY WEEK. ABIN, 860 AND UPWARD, ACCORD- ) steamer and_accommodations. second cabin, $85; Majestic and Teutonic, and 140, Steerage Tie s from England, Ire- ., Scotland, Sweden, Norway and Dv‘nmnrk ) San Francisco at lowest rates. Tickets, iates and cabin plans may be procured H. AVERY, Pacific Mail Dock, or at the Office of the Compauy, 613 Market sty rand Hotel. G. W. FLETCHER, ‘General Agent for Pacific Coast. RAILROAD TRAVEL! SIVFRANCISC0 & NORTH PA: (IFIC RAILWAY (0. - | Tiburon Ferry—Foot of Market St. San Francisco to San Rafael. Y DAYS—7:40, 9:20, 11:00 A. A 5:10, 6:30 P. M. 'k ursdays— al 11:30 p. M. Saturdays—Extra trips at 1:56 | 11:30 P. M. (' 5—8:00, 9:30, 11:00 A. M.; 1:30, 3:30, | 50, 6:20 P i san Rafael to San Francisco. 5, 9:30, 11:10 A. M.} Saturdays—Extra trips 5 P. M. \ 10, 9:40, 11110 A, a.; 1:40, 340, 10, 6:25 P. M, n San Francisco and Schuetzen Park same lule as above. | Atrive rancisco. | TBeMeSt | san Franc | 1894, Py Destination.| SUS | WerEx | " Novato, [10:40 AM| 8 w810 18:00 4x 6:05 Py 10 0 vy 9:30 aM| Petaluma, 5:00 PM Santa Rosa. | _Fulton, T:40 ax Windsor, Healdsburg, | Geyserville, 3:30 pur|8:00 ax| Cloverd: 7:30 Pu| 6:15 Pm | 1 Pleta, | Hopland & | 7:40 4x/8:00 x| Ukiah. 30 P| 6:15 P TdOaw|_ T - 2 10:30 Ax ect at Pleta for Highland Springs, ville, Soda Bay, Lakeport. connect at Ukiah for Vichy Springs, Blue % Upper Lake, Lakeport, Booneville, Green- Orr's Hot Springs, Mendocine 1 'ore T'sal, Westport, Cahto, Will Potter Valley, John Day’s, Lively's, Harris, Blocksburg, Eridgeville, Hydesvill | and Fureka. irday to Monday round-trip tickets at reduced y 9 rates. On Sundays round-trip tickets to all points be- yond San Rafael at half rates. Ticket Offices, corner N Market streets, under the Pal H. C. WHITING, Gen. M. SOUTHERN (PAcy Treains lenve nnd o to nrrive at SAN FIRANCIN Montgomery and ace Hotel. R.X. RYAN, Gen. Pass. Agents MPANY. ager. 304 San Leandro, Haywards £ Way 004 Atlantic Express (via Martinez and Lathrop) Ugde 004 Port Costa and 004 Peters and Milton.... ro, Haywards & Way istoga and Esparty, | nd 8an Ramon 6:45p 3 Jose, * Milry and *Oroyil .. 4:03p 04 Port Costa, Bevicia and Wag Stations _6:43 004 San Leandro, Haywards & Way St'ns 11:45A4 9:004 New Orleans 1 (for Yosemite). Los A les, De New Orleaus aud K 04 San Leandro, Haywarda and Nil udro, Haywards & Way St'ns 3, San Joso and Live 0P Sacramento River o 0 Port Costa and Way Stations 0r San Leandro, Haywards & W 0r San Leandro, Heywards & WaySt'ns 06r Martivez, San Ramon, Benicia, ‘Vallejo, Napa, Calistoga, El Ver- ano and Santa Rosa . 4:00p Vacarille, Woodland, ~ Kuights Landing, Marysville, Oroville end Sacramento ... 2 4:30r Niles, San Jose, Stockton .. 15:00r San Leandro, Haywards & Way St'ns B:00r Los Angeles Exprees, Fresuo, Ray- mond (for Yosemite), Bakersfiel Livermore and Santa Barbara and Los Angeles.. 10:134 3:00P Sauta Fo Route, Atiautic Lxpress for Mojave and Tast. 10:134 5:30¢ Enrope: Ogden and Iast Nilesand San Jose 4 (via Martinez an Stockton) Sacra nto, Marysville, Redding, Portland, Puget Sound aud East. .. Z:00p San Leandro, Hagvards& Way. 9:00r San Leandro, Hayfards& Way Stns 1112: 15p San Leandro. Haywards & Way St'ns_*7: A_CRUZ DIVISION (Narrow Gauge). 17:454 Bunday Excursion for Newark, San Jose, Los Gatos, Felton and Santa Cruz : 18:052 8:15A Newark, Jose, Felton, Boulder Creek, Santa Cruzand Wag Stations. . Biser *2:15P Newark, 2 Almaden, Felton, Santa Cruz and Prin Stations.. 52 Newark, o Sis.) u Jose, New Almaden and Way atious 8:134 8an Jose, a Pacilic %Grove, Paso’ Robles, Luis Obispo aud Princips Stations. 10:404 San San Way Q4 Way < *2:207 San Jose, Gilroy. Tres Pinos a onterey and Pacilic ay 5:10p San Jose and Way 6:30p Palo Alto and Way & r Palo Altoand Princiy CREEK ROUTE FERRY. #rom SAN PRANCISCO—Foot of Market Street (Slip 8)~— ‘R gg 8:00 g‘\ua 'lgzoo - 1100 +2:0 00 *6:00v.m. Prom OAKLAND—Foot of Broadway.— 8:00 10:00 *12:30 - *3:00 A for Morning. P for Afternoon. *#Sundays excepted. i Satnrdays only. Thursdays only. £ Sundays only. 1 Monday, Thursday &3d Saturday nights only. SAUSALITO FERRY. From Arair, 21, 1806. Leave 8. F. WEEK DAYS. Arrive S. F. T.00A.x. Mill Val., Rocs Val., Ssn Rfl........ . 8.00am. ¢ o & SanQtn. 6.45a. 9.16AM, “ - 5 T.40A.X, 1016, - . 845ax. 114540 0 R 0M 145, o “ SanQtn. 1045 3.20p.M, L aceeees 1L35AN, z SanQta. 115ea, 415P.M, coeeee. S05PML 5157, San Qtn, 4.40vm. 5.50PNM, ¢ % . B.30rM. 635pa. - . G5, 11 . Ross Val., San Rfl,, San Qtn, 8.004.M. Cazadero and Way Stations *145p.. W fi *Saturdays only. SanQin. 7.45e.. : X S.454.M, X Mondays only, SUNDAYS. 8.00A.x. Xill Val., Ross Val., San Rl., San Qta. ... 6,003, Boss Valley, San Rafael, San Qtn. Al yal,, km‘ Val., fan i .Ms’;num. © Ross Valley, S ¥ - Ros Yeley, Saa Rl Sua San ta. aeee 8.16P0, Reyes, Cazadero and Ws ¥ 8.00A.3¢. Point Reyes and Way Shtion‘x’...m '7*}8‘.":: ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD. R‘msSALNTA FE ROUTE. EAVE AND ARRIV Francisco (Market-st. Ferry) I IAT, SAN LEY=} marom 11,189 Annv Damwy. f 100 A Atluntic Express i Ticket Ofice—b! o 8. F 45 Market st Chironicie baidy C. H. SPEERS, —-Asv't Gengral Rasacasar Agenh P