The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 9, 1895, Page 10

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1895. May 5 for Tacoma: stmr Gertie Story, hence Ma; 4 for Port Townsend; Nic stmr Costa. Rica, from HOTEL ARRIVALS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS! supplies, both in the bankers’ and brokers' hands, | $1 40@1 55; choice do, $1 10@1 50: 75(‘@0‘9 80: fancy Seedlings, 25C@: choice do, are becoming scarce. We understand a large sale oo L of Manhattan Elevated Railway bonds by bankors | 2! ; standard d Malta Bloods. $1@ % : parture Bay for San Francicso, * e Ty “raeicaly conchued. ~Seseriay they | 190 S Attt $1 SEMCNITOSL SRS | 1 i, oA e Bonae, alameda | sond s ¥ Waisonehr ror Totaen 7 | ROAL MAIL STEAN PACKET CONPAXY, H E N here was & 00d_ demand for Chesapeake and | Fine '.%fiflmcfmi e od. Lemons rulc | J W Horton, California M Bloomfield, California | ~ Arrived May 8-Sumr Jewell, from Eureka. j 3 Southern Hailway securities to-day, but the &d- | dull. California Navels sre quotable at $1 50 [ B C Tolly, Valieio J H Levy, San Jose BOWENS LANDING—Armived May 8—Stmr| QTEAMERS LEAVE ASPINWALL A vance was very general, although the closing was | @2 75: Seedlings, 60c@s] 25; Sicily Lemons, $4 | W S Leake, Sacramento W Nelson, Oakland | Cleone, ience May 7. oktlghtly for the West Indies and under the best rates. Kaflirs are becoming very | ¢ box: California Lemons, ‘$1@1 75 for com- | P Rohun, Sactamento J B Whajen, | Portlan Salled May §—Sehs Newark, for San Francisco. Southamiton, calling en route ¢ Gerboutan, . G to be asked (0 | @ % Mexican | A Smith,wdch, Stoc , Chicago 7x 2 —Schr Fanny Du- nce, and Blymou and passengers. silff in price. The Government s on and $2@2 50 for good to choice; Me A CDIERE, N | e o Tast Mlabticy y ance, and Plymonth fo land passengers. | | H H Coppin, London rker, Liverm D T Elmore, Arizona G C Hyatt & w, Stockton J D Kinne, Michigan eld JR Hubbard &fm,Grmny avoid proposals which mignt lead persons abroad and at home to believe England Is preparing to depart from the gold standard. FORE;(—} MARKETS. Limes, $3@3 60 @ box: Benanas, $1 25@2 B bunch Fincapples; nowinal Sailed May 8—Schr Barbara Hernster. SANTA BARBARA—Arrived May 8—Schr El- norah, from Eureka. MENDOCINO—Sailed May 8—Stmr Point Arena, Pacific Mall S. S. Co., issued for freight and treas. ure to direct ports in England and Germa Through tickets from San Francisco to Plymouth, Cherbourg, Southampton. First class, $105; third Clzss, lfi Mrs B P J Gerry, Parls J H Manning, Chi TP Cook &w, Bloo Creameries, 10@16c; Darles, DRIED FRUITS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETC. dy, 1112@12Vac, G Aull; , Murysville A Neilson &w, Sacto for San Francisco. 50. For further particulars apply te sl E 4 DRIED FRUITS—The market does not respond | § & PIRIY UREETE G P Morden dw, Omaha | 'SAN PEDRO-Arrived May 7—Stmr National PARROTT & CO., Azents, o WHBAT IN: LIVERFOOL. atall to the prospects for a short crop in several | A Cooper, Grass Valley JH Leyda, AlleghaneyCy | City, hence May 4 6 California st 1 Ao L MARKETS, The cattle trade was rather slow and prices were 1o more than steady as a ruie. The exporc trade mmon 1o choice native stecrs om 930 to 1680 pounds were salabie with the bulk of the transactions at For butchers, and_canners ,stock there LIVERPOOL, ExG., May 8.—The spot market 18 higher, but quiet at 5s 3d. Cargoes are sironger at 265 17/2d loading. FUTURES. The Prodnce Exchange cable gives the following Liverpool No, 2 Red Winter: Sailed May 7—Bktn Catherine Suden, for Grays SUMMARY OF THE Harbor, H A Preston, Johnstown A Rose, Los Gatos descriptions, tely dead. How- eseriptions, and indeed, is completely e ever, a good year is expected, as the cropsare short, frelghts to the Eastern markets have been reduced and times are much better in the East. | v'runes, four sizes, are quotable at 4@4%4c; larger RAILROAD TRAVEL. L M Lasell, Monterey O P Stearns, Duluth Miss S M Stearns, Duluth C E Tinkham, Chico € H Oatman, Sacramento AL Levinsky, Stockton W D Buckley, Stockton C G Megrue, New York W H Allison, California Foreign Portsa, DUMOT HEAD—Passed May 6—Brship Star of France, from Newcastie, Eng, for San Francisco. NEWCASTLE, NSW—sailed May 5—Br ship Silver firmer. Wheat freights held high. Wheat soft and quiet. (ISCO & NORTH PA- Barley dull. ker demand than for dressed 'beef_cattle quotations_ for 2 I i S oo, Tuled SLTONE, COws amt heitera scll g ag | APril, 58 1340 Mav, 55 2d; Jube, 55 234d; July, | S1z€s, 43,@5c: smaller sizes, 2@3c: Apples, 4@ PALACE HOTEL. Port Stanley, for Oregon,via San Diego. 7—Er ship CE AR ; bulls sold freely at $2@4 50 and veal | 58 3d; August, 53 31ad. 414c for eliced and b@pge for evaporated ;Bleached | 1T Wilson, Carson Mrs B Johnson, London | Allce & Leigh, for fan Franclsca, = o © ke g ; realy sales at 360 per 100 ponnds, SECURITIES. Peacties, 4346e: Apricots, 5666 10r Tair to choice | S Fehr, Loudon IS Hemry, Cloveland e e e e CIFIG RA[L‘VIY 00 products lower. an adva ithin a_week of fully 50c. The NDON, Ex6., ) —C ; siiver, @y # : P @4y M Roger, N Mex xS ynkoop,Prild | Shanghal. ¢ ) 4 Bran and Middlings urichanged. stocker and feeder trade was fairly active at an S o T@Tiec for fancy Moorpark: Pears S@Yac | Mrs T Messeriey. Mo _ 0 M Ladd, Denver Arctarus, from Santa Rosalla, to load lumber for . Santa Rosalia. Movements of Trans-Atlantic Steamers. SOUTHAMPTON—Arrived May 8—Stmr Traave from New York for Bremen. for evaporatea nalves, 3@4c for quarters and 134@ 2c”for inferior goods; Plums, 3@3%ac for pitted and 1%c for unpitted; Figs, black, 3ge for pressed and 2@2%sc for unpressed. W S Aldridge, Rochester G G Barnett, N Y Tiburon Ferry—Foot of Market S8, Mrs G G Barnett, N Y J Goldsmith Jr, N Y G F Kleinberger, NY J G Cooper, N Y J Lownsbery, N Y N E Heitt, Toledo P $265@4 80. Texas cattle re- ceipts were about 2000 head and there wasa 0ol and at firm prices, not many grass cattle be- ered. The best sold around $5 25, firm and selling well, Straw in light receipt. for Seeds. PORTLAND’S BUSINESS. San Francisco to San Rafael. an: nd nominal. 2,000 hogs arrived to and the re-| PORTLAND, OR., May 8.—Exchanges, $150, a 2 anprel O N Mot Toledo A A Miller, beio Alto and for Flour. » first nalf of the w balances, $40,509, MAISINS AND DRIED GRAPES_Prices ¥0 | P gohndcntell, 1 £ G Nihiim, Chicago ST LpOREREIONE: WEEK DAYS_7:40, 9:20, 11:00 a.3.: 12:35, : i v ishel; Val- | Along uniformly with discouragingly dull market. | 3 inachtell COOS BAY—Per Arcata—38 pkgs mdse, 85 cds 2 , 6:30 P . ‘Thursdays—Extra txl Coffee quiet and firm. Walla Walls, 48@48%c P bushel; Mrs P C Severance,Mass Miss Severance, Boston < = f 080 1 ) ) bushel. Raisins—four-crown. loose, are quotable at 8Y40 | Mrater evermmre buss MMy B Amith,S Oruz | Wood, 10 bxs butter, 3 cs cheese, 198 sks potatoes, O F' 3. Satirdays—Extra trips at 1:5 —— % Ib: threc-crown, 214c B Ib; 2-crown, 2¢ B b: | C Btidball, L A H F Ferguson, Chicago - | 1 DX clgars, 4 pies express, 408 o puiter, 310 | SUNDAYS S:00.9:30, 11:00 4.2c; 1:30, 8:30, EXCHANGE AND BULLION. | seedloss & , o seedless Muscatels, 20 8 B | Mlss L brown, Fall Rvr Miss | . Brows, Fall vz OO o a0 ] 5:00,'9:30, 11:00 4,305 1:30, 8: | s 3-crown London lavers, §1 35@1 45 box: clusters, " LICK HOUSE sks potatoes, 19 pkes 3 e | Sterling Exchange, 60 days. — sasm8 96@2 75; Dehesn clusters, 82 Imperial | R yates, Chicago T s Cratlon | N Lt 01 ks sotaiesi D " Rafacl to San Franelsco. Stexling Exchange, sight .. SO hg 50; Dried Grapes—112@1%c B Ib. G S Starbuck, N Y 3 W Minor, Folsom - Dbdls hides, 12 cs ezgs, 27 bbls scrapiron, 2221 ft NS 7:55, 9:30, 11:10 A. i ew York kxchange, Sight. . = 0215 N0 business at all. There never is at this | W' Tonglish, Onkland W Hill, Petaluma maple lumber, — M £t lumber. ! 45, 3:40, aturdays—Exira trips W York Exchunge, tejezraphic.. — 007 | ttme of the - yeas However, siwoks are not | 3 Saunslish, Onkiand 3 M, et on e er Homtars kgs 180 bxa butter, 13 | gpAtL:8% F 2 and 6:35 p. x. supply. the hogs 500 ac 4 BOGA £8, and ons ot beonsht | ine Shver, spot, ounc = i, | rxe. Chestouis are quotable at S@0c B I L Holland & w NevCty Miss L Burfis.SnLeandro | sks aricd fruit, 3 coops chickens, {es books, 18 cs | SURRAYS- 8110, 9:40, 11110 a. a.; 140, 3:40, . oy n s 5 om0, e = Walnuts, 7@9%4c for paper-sheli and sottshell, Miss Harris, Nev City ~ Miss Crabb, San Leandro | honey, heese, L bl green hides, 17 cs eggs, :00, P. Fgs continue to advance slowly. $4 80 Alexican Dolincsts 58 63% | 6@7c for hardshell; Almonds, 2@2Ygc for bard- | WEEnglanright NevOty R I Bentley, Sacto i Ll et ey Bt il ranclsco and Schuetzen Park same There was an active demand for sheep and the J N Gillis. Sonora SR shell, and S@be @ M for softshell, and— for | A'prs CF R il (b Dyl Leave 1 GOLD COIN MOVEMED _ recent advancein the British market helped the er-shell; P for lLiastern and 4@ 4 Dried Fruit completely dead. export irade in a marked degree. Prices were ¥ R hitiaute, L6@O0 (0% S aeGs Prof E E Barnard, Lick W E Clark, Pa San Simeon—284 hogs. | o Arrive Nutsand Raisins ditto. SEoie o 100 ighes ity eelie ot i derion . T L el P S@c: Feesne: | _Observatory Mrs F Doud, Monterey CRESCENT CITY—Per Crescent City—78 tubs | San Francisco. oo [ Man Franitney o pacon Tt e quleter: sheep at $1 60@s 65, the bulk going ac | Tee1ocal movement in Gold Coln last month was | G (o6 roveh 4d. ol 5068 66 | ¥ Currier, Portland, Or Miss M Doud, Monterey | 86 bxs butter, 6 pkgs mining machiners. 2 sks 6 1595, - = Ko hants iniacd 450. There were numerous sales of | 88 follow: PA0 D (GTASRD; . N O Bradley, Visalia bdls hides, 1 ¢s syrup, 1 pkg mdse, 6 rolls leather, 1 76, | Destination.| SoX- | wWxEw D oloontiaes Rotive. o sheep 8t $4@4 40, and lambs so0ld actively | Cotned in April. $1,610,000 | "1 ONEY—No new crop yet reported. The mar- NEW WESTERN HOTEL. Ppkg dry goods, 2 sks furs, — M ft lumber, 25 veal, 2 - | _Davs. | Davs, 5 = 21 $5 60. Wooled sheep sell more slowly than | Paid in for dutles .$368,500 Ket continues stagnant and largely nominal. Comb, | C H Perkins, Pa W Kichaman, N Y s sand. 00 M| Novato, 40 an et Hops demoralized and neglected. clipped, and a large part of the arrivals have been | Exported 46, 6@10c th: water-white extracted, 614@7c: light | W H Gray, Stockton R Strette, Oakland Consignees. 30 ax| Petaluma, Soft Hogs declined. shorn. "Twenty thousand Texas sheep are now on 415,000 | yrmiber extracted, 514@6%4c; dark amber, 4%2@be | I McNamran, Alameda D Crums, U S A per Bonita—Wneaton, Breon & Co; S Levs 5:10 px|5:00 P Santa Rosa. Beet, Veal and Mutton unchanged. the way here, and lare receipts from that State Deiin el ad ml o 2 3 Powell & wi SanJose BJMcDevith NY | South San Francisco Packing and Prov it 2l gy ® expected by next week. ed to local circulation............. 195, BEESWAX—: B no L Vann, N Y J B Van Landingham, | C E Whitney & Co; srigham, Hoppe & C > e Chotes ?.?\-:lpgr::&t;:ram gateceipts—Cattle, 11,000; calves, 700; hogs,| The gain to local circulation during the first four et sl J W Ellsworth, Chicago _ Idabo Meat Co; Dairymen's Union; Standard 01l Co: Pac | 7:40 4 H\e\flmmr.& 0 B 7 22,000; sheep, 12,000. months of 1895 was $2,148,000. PROVISIONS J Downey, Los Angeles W C Olinger, Boston Mtg Co; Dodge, Sweeney & Co; Getz Bros & Co: Cravaaryilte Cherries lower. e oo . e BIONS. 8 Keating, St Paul T L Blacd, Minn Kowalsky & Co: F B Haight; De Bernardi & Co; 4 | g.20 pae|8:00 ane| Cloverdale. | Strawberries firmer. OOL MARKET. SPECIE SHIPMENTS. CURED ME i . o0o0d as it | £, Morgan, Brooklyn J F Jacobs, New Haven | P Thomas: H Dutard: Smith’s Cash Stor EOSIEMIC e Cabbage continues to decline. BOSTON, Mass., May 8.—The American Wool S has hefn hllnhu;s_dmlsmm ;ewno“cgmmnu: Coss ik Y ZE DL &IZ'H C{suenwi;i‘ mfo m\?‘? &C H lep'wci & ehinment STON, Mass,, May 8.— , though dealers mal Ct . B. ‘WIN HOTEL. '0; Wieland Brew Jo; W B Sumner & C P | Hoplane Decreased shipments of Spices. and Cotton Reporter will say to-morrow of the | Specie shipments from San Francisco during the | p ;000 oo no further change. Bacon, 9@9%Y4c for SED) Murphy, Grant & Gos. Thomas Loaghran; J Hoft. | 3:30 #|8:00 ax| Ukiah. H Strelitz, Utah T J Stites, Oregon New York and Sterling Exchange lower. first four months of 1895 were $8,903,960, against man; Norton, Teller & Co; Dodge, Sweeney & Ct | wool trade: 'The market ruled quiet. Now and heavy and10c for light medium: 1034c for light, 11 F B Alverson, L Angeles W T Craycroft, Kansas O 1 B e Be £ 2,920,740 during the same perlod in 1894. The | o : , R 41 | OB Smith & Co; Wheaton, Breon & Co: Pope Nfg | WEATHER BUEEAU REPORT. | thenround lots of wool have heen disposed of, but | $1 Y e s @11%c for extra light and 1216@15¢c for sugar- | H Hayward, Phil T A Falkenburg & w, Col B Smith & Co; iton, ] L & Co; o N8 :00 ax|Guerneville. the trapsactions of the past week have been mostly | lescritions shipved this year, welugeds, GO | ourea; Kastern Sugar-cured Hams,123c:California | 4 Cox, Boston 3 Dowdell &£, St Helena | £0! SRR (o SL08e3 N om e Co 3G o | UNITED STATES DUPARTMENT OF AGRICUI- | Of small parcels. The number of purchasers in the | aguxican Doliars, $1,399,900; Silver Coin, §245, | Hams, 11ygc; Mess Beet, ¥1@ /0 B bbl; extra | 3/ D G T pasoe Ohicago & Co: Sawyer & Halght: Vohn Rohn & Co. 40 A 8:00 A, Sonoma sURE. WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCo, | market has been smail and most of those who have | 540; Currency and Bonds, $232,500. mess do, $8@8 50; family Co. $10; extra prime | §F Harrs, Lonisville g Per Arcata—Hills Bros; De Bernardi & Co; Union | 5:10 e 5:00 x| and May § 1 . 3.—Werther conditions and | appeared have bought sparingly. - In foreign wool | ~Hongkong took $6,475,800, the lion's share of | pork, #9 50 @ bbl; extra clear, $17 50@18 B bbi; ; Gas Engine Co: cok, I i | Glen Ellen. this treasure: New York comes next with $4,023,- | Daldo Bros: Marshall, Teggart &Co: 0C & i B e mess, $15@15 50 P bbl; Smoked Beef, 812@10c LARD—Eastern, tierces, 63,@7c B b for com- sre has been less doing than last week, while in xcept [n California and Mon ¢ have been few transactions wo; to while general fores crease thro H Dutard; Baker & Hamilton; Wells, Fargo & Co; 1 Rasky & Co. Pe; THE CALL CALENDAR. Sebastopol. May, 1895. 460. The shipments of Gold Coin were $3,631,480, 8:30 PM 5:00 Py ages connect a Iy of ‘Arago—Marshall, Teggart & Co; Hills Bros; w00ls, th 1t is fal a and Ari- : > z 7 il #. O D @ P - | Hote. The weak opening of the London sales an- | 8gainst $8,781,300,in 1894, quite a falling oft. OB | pound and 834c @ Ib for ‘pure; pails, 9zc; Cali- I 3 2 . zona. erence in K oRenIng of ihe London sules unl- | e ottier hand tiie shipments of Silver Bullion | Jornia Horcen' b tor e mpound and 8c for pure: Thomas Loughran; Wieland Brewing Co: Hintz & | _Stages connect at Santa Rosa for Mark West Moon's Phases. Landt; O C & N Co; Jacobson und Lobree. Sprinzs. ressure between E « and Yuma. Ariz. ispatches indicate a hardening ten: 3,390,800, against $1,856,148, quite anin- | half-bbls, 8ljc; 10-1b tns, 8lac B 1b; do 51, reka, hese are the ty conditions for causing high v in the prices of wools, which has somewhat ) = Per Truckee—Truckee Lumber Co: J H Burgess; | Stages counect at Geyserville for Skaggs Springs. temperatures and dry north winds for severai days | stiffoned the ideas of those interested In foreign T COTTOLENE—739,@77e¢ In tierces and 8%@ o) May 1, H Waldeck; Reithit & Co; Steriing Mg Co; Jack- | - Stages connect at Cloverdale for the Geysers, in the interior valleys of the here has been | stocks. PRODUOE MARKET, 8750 B 1bin 10-D tins. First Quarter. || | son & Co. Stages connect at Pieta for Highland Springs, but little change in during the past | A factor which has acted unfavorably on the . SRk Kelseyville, Soda Bay, Lakeport. twenty-four ho: ther is ex- | market has been the labor disturbances in Olney- S b nxhl}.f}o%u PE Stages _conuect at Hopland for Lakeport and cted during T The river at | ville. near Providence. The mills affected by the WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS, HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. 5 i Bartlett Springs. Sacramento reac e 0f .1 of a foot | troubles of labor are very large purchasers of wool, e 4 & = May 16. AND FIXTURES Stages connect at Ukiah for Vichy Springs, Blae inthe past twe It is falling stightly | and the withdrawal of the demand from thissource | WHEAT FREIGHTS—There Is no spot business | HIDES AND SKINS—The market continues € 1Last Quarter. 5 Ladces, Lauret Dell, Upper Lake, Booneville, Green- at Red Blut and Margsville, : has certainly exercised an ap; ble effact on the | fust now, as holders of ships demand 358, which | A¢tive and firm with an aduancing tendency. Salt- C. F. WEBER & CO., | 5o% e m:;g:& Fort Braigg, Usal, Westport, he following are seasonal rainfails to date as | week’s bu t advices from the wool- ey 4 e Saat &0 3 ance: = to. mo, 3 compared with those of the same growing section indicate the purchasing fever has | SBiPpers refuse to pay. The chartered wheat | :,‘ "f:tg;“,“"';. STy "(;ml"mhe:,:.d:‘,lz = 1%‘,:,’&35,, 300 to 306 Post St.. cor. Stockton | Day’s, Lively's, Gravelly Valley, Harris, Blocks- Fureka 41.76. . Somewhat cooled off, and that affairsare somewhat | fieet in port has a registered tonnage of 42,000, | A€ 1o or. Heavy salted steers quot - — - burg, Bridgeville, Hydesville and Eureka. Saturday to Monday round-trip ticketsat reduced OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, ;;uwwr. There has been developed season, | against 6350 tons on the same date last year; dis- [ 8¢ B Ib; medium, 7¢ § Ib; light, B@G%Z‘r’:"n‘ rates. lowever, & tendency amos traders in the | engaged, 6750 tons, against 55,900; on the way to | hides, 6@6sc B 1b; salted Kip, 5@6c; salted Calf, 5 e On Sundays round-trip tickets to all pot nterior. who are not regular buvers, to buy wool | rp 264,900 tons. against 238,600. | 8@9c: salted veal, 6@7c; dry hides, usual selec. OCEAN STEAMERS, STEAMSHIP LINE yond San Rafacl at Dot e e ant of Wwho wou PANAMA (P. R. R. CO.) Panama Railroad Co. s low price. anythi tside part t was cheap, whe! tion, 12c: ary Kip, 10c B ;' dry Calf, 12@13c prime Goatskins, 20@35c each: Kids, 5¢; Deer- T—Exports of Wheat last week (flour in- rés. Dates of Departure From San Francisco. s el . pomay d mum temperature 66 | cotton, leather or iron, have been led to take hold | cluded as wheat) from both coasts of the United | 9 T oW minimum 51 de f wool. basinE their Aetion on the theory that there | States amount to 2,555,660 bushels, against 2,431.- | skins, good summer, 30c % 1b; medium, 15@26c; | STFAMER. [DESTINATION | _sans. | PIER | ooy soqurasy AN raN®E| %WV recast made at birty hours | has been an ndvanc r lines of staple | 00 bushels the preceding week and 1,733,000 | winter, 10@15¢; Sheepskins, sheariings, 10@20c [Coos Ba May 9,104% Valleio 03 Portland ay 9,10aM | Spear ollo May 9, ¥aM|Bdw'y 2 nd & g those outside of |'merchandise, a ive bayin bushels the week a year before. 'This week’s outgo ench; short wool, 25@: medium, 30@45¢ WOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. TO NEW YORK N ewnort 711, ax Miss'n 1 11,11ax| Bdw’y 2 May13, 8am Bdw'y 2 .. May —, 5rM Miss 1 304 San Leandro, Haywards& Way 8t'ns 9:154 %:004 Atlautic Express (via Martinez and Lathrop) Ugden & 7:004 Port Costa aud Benici: ationary: temy New York, South Americn & Furovean Ports, No cargo received or bills of lading signed on day of sailing. THE JOHNSON-LOCKE ME] nd’ Arizona—Fair; ne the basis of in good - shape, but prices do not advance. Quotations for the spring clip_are as follows 10@llc P M; San Joaguin, continued warm; | This specul verage for months past. peach: $ : . moderately hot norther Thursdas and Friday in | the wool trade b sumed large propor- | *The marker i3 soft and quict at. the moment. | Spont 1ae reg - Co 0 et Cullsof ail Kinds Portland, May10. dpu| Valleo S. S, “SATURIN (PACIFIC SYSTEMN.) s o e m ey Bb L wortliy of note, | Chicago is weak, but Engiand is firm, and this | TALLOW—No. 1 rendered, 414@4%5sc; country Coos Bay May10,12x | Vallejo, Will be dispatched for Panama on Wrains leave nnd are due Lo arrive L alith o 15 imembers of | market follows the former in preference to the lat- | Tallow, 4@4de: refined, 6c:'Grease, da8loc® 1b. M LR A THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1895, SAN FRANCISCO. temperat brisk northwest winds, s i g iy c @ ctl; choice, 90c: lower | WOOL—Continues 1o sell brisk Cweek's X e | okl der through Bills of Lading for T B — _ ARRIVE < : Sihiadafarid in this market, xira cholce for milling, 9214@ | sales footing up about 750,000 Ibs cet 13 May1l,11am Washt'n e T g ERAVET — . | | . The sales of the 800 pourds domestic and , making a total of 2,864, . BOARD SALES. SEss10N — 10 o'clock—December— — Fair; warmer; Choice Northern, ¢ year’s staple, 6@7¢_3 Ib: do, seven months’, 6@ 974,900 po CO., Agents. st Official. 700 pound: a total of 3,346,100 pounds for SION 13 + O vel e N eV Mayld, 3pM PM S S DA Pet 1 Milton.. ARG . the previous week, and a total of 1,566,500 pounds e e £@10c; Nevads, 7@9¢ | G opon” v14,10ax Spear e e e ey § EW YORK MARKETS. for the corresponding week last year. The sales el bl e ! OP: . inferi Corona. 3 v15.11aM Bdw'y 2 SR FEE i Pan s, Calistoge and *Santa Rosa = > oohe sales | CAFTERNOON SESSION — December—1100 tons, | HOPS—Good to choice, 4@6c @ 1b; inferior and | GO anama o. 3 2 s D sin 1, 1895, amouni to 55,962,850 | g7h’ " | o1d Tops, 2@3c. Dealers say they can sell 2c Hops, | WAlla Wella| Vic & Pyt Snd| May15, 9am, Bdw’y 1 = Vacaville, Esparto, Sacramento, ¢ YORK. N. Y., May 8.—The trading on the 00 pounds & year ago.” | 3 | i St ol ot tha 3 | Alce Binchd|Portland....... May15, 5e| Valléjo e N and Redding vis Davis; Martinez ‘ D oot 50, ave | BARLEY—Brewing continues neglected and | but when they ofter choice ut 6c they find no | £ S 1 1 \| St P Exchange to-day was unusually heavy, but phia have | nomunal, Feed is steedy and there Is no demand | buyers. The market is ntterly demoralized. e e L L e B [ ANE i, i San Hamon. A on was more unsettled than for some ol MR s | except from the local millers. Feed, 6212@65¢ for | EN— S el Rive P b e e L 4 e Although the first prices made were LONDON WOOL SALES. e oo fur SIIOYLEENS rems | GENERAL MERCHANDISE, o0 X0 | Leave Pier No. 3, Washington St., Lodivse S 2:a5e generally higher the market soon lost its strength. 5 S % s, T c At 5 P. M. Daily, Except Sunday. 2804 Port Casta, Beui ay Stations _6:45p, Sugar and the grangers showed re weakn LONDON, EN6., May 8.—There was a good at- CALL BOALD SALES. § BAGS—Steady and In fair request. Calcutta Grain Tfl‘,m SN TON N STEAMERS: 9:060A San Leancro, Havnnll&'{\'ny&'ns 11:454 The reactionary tendency was due to sales made | tendance at the wool auction sales to-day, and the | Bags, 435@435c ex-ship and 416@454c for June 1 Frox [ S v el SRR SR Lo to realize some of the profits of the advance which | demand was brisk, especially for the better grades. S rdRaaior Dutl Ry ol A0 JUIE (ARUN SRy W 00! Bege, 2015, 25Oy W alke, 3 S OROIN, (el Bl i has been pa: ated in by nearly eve: American buyers bought superior greasy. The | 200, 87%gc; 700, 67/4c; 200, 6714¢. | o CUALfl—“Olm?nc grades are steady Leno:‘shl,“hul Mary Garratt, City of Stockton, New Orleans and Bast. . S:np the list. Ther® was some little selling for the shory | Dumber of bales offered wao 13.714, of which | N SESSION — December — 100 tons, | foreign descriptions to arrive are weak. Welllng- = 28:004 San Leandro, Haywerds a s T h T Hoconnt, but the hear opeTators were quick to cover | 1500 were withdrawn. Sales in detal G | ton is quotable at $8 P ton: New Wellington, $8; OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY. 12:00x San Leaudro, Haywards & Way Stns 2:45% e icat i on Reactions and rallics | . New South 6117 bales; scoured, 534d@ | OATS—Receipts have been light of late and deal- | Southiieid Wellington, $7 50; Coos Bay, $6: Wally- e 00> Nilcs, San Jose and Livermore. 8:454 followed each other in quick succession and at | ers report a firmer and more active market, though | end. $750: Scotch, £3: Brymbo. £750; Cumberland, | B4t joscon 2 Coolgardie gold flelds 00> Sacramento River Steaumers. *9:00p noon the dealings A assumed a steady tome, prices show no improv nt. Milling are quot- | $13 50 in pulk and $15 in sacks: Pennsylvania S"P“"" fifi iyt (Fremantle), Austra 301 Port Costa and Way Statious. 18:45p e d the two nours followin 4d@ls 1od. @ Yo % 0od 1o choice. 92Yacy ‘annel, $8; Rock Springs, Castle Gate ai Pleas | Clt | - steerage. Lowest 8 eandro, Hay o 2 e e theo South Australia—59 bales e 4 A 0: Gy, | ant Valley, 8760 Coke, $12 In bulk and $14 in | Walla Walla.. | Victoria & Puget Taies "To Capetown, | 4:00r Mart n * Ramon, ~Benic ; greasy, 414d@1s Y4d. | common to fair, 85@90c; Red, $1 15@1 20: Gray, After delivery hour there was a renewal of the Yaquina Bay . Bouth Africa. realizations, and under the leadership of the | Tusmania—251 bales: scoured, 55,@9d. 85c@$1 02%4; Surprise, $1 076@1 17% P ctl. sac : grangers and sugar a decline set in which con- | N Zealand — 1681 bales: scoured, 634d@ | CORN—Dealers quoted pn:{gi@muchzloweryl‘& LEATHER—Firm and rilmg. with an active Departure Ba; St At 8 tinued to the close. Compared with vesterday’s | 18 % greasy, 53,@91ad. terday end _reported the market weak and ve, trade. Ixira heavy Sole, 28@30c ¥ Ib for No. 1 Coos Bay Aendlgicsont "‘"‘* .y closing figures the last quotations are about evenly Cape of Good Hope a Natal—387 bales; | dull. Large Yellow quotable at $1 10@1 1215 ci c for N heavy Sole, 24@26c for No. Portland o S anlyy ;u{l‘; L S divided between gain and loss, with perhaps a pre- | scoured, 63;@11d 5@64. Small Round Yellow, $1 10@1 1212 @ ctl; White, | 1. ‘@24c for No. 2; medium Sole, 23@2dc for Wacr oty 2 N R S ponderance on the credit side of the account, The | Punta Arena—1656 greasy, 334,@6d. $110@1 15 B ctl. No.1and 22@23c for No. 2; light Sole, 22@23c A :30p Niles, Sau José, Livermors ‘and - most noted advances are Great Northern pr e RYE—Fair eady at 85@8734c B cil. for No. 1 and 21@22¢ 8 1 for No. 2. Austrafian steamer o stlurhmln . RSl ’3‘3,5 43, per cent; Distilling, 1 per cent. Tk EASTERN COTTON MARKET. KW omingl at 90c@$1 10 Botl. | CANNED FRUIT—Apricots, $1 10 Peaches, M U-A salls via :007 San Leandro, sris & Way Sins - 8:43% exceeding & fraction are: Pullman, Or o e - '$130@1 40; Pears, $1 30 P doz: White Cherries, | Oregon Honolalu and” Auck: | B:00FLos Angeles lixiers, Trosno, Kay. provement, Rock Island and Buriington, 11g: | NEW YORK, N. Y., May 8—Cotton qulet; FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS, (RIS Gl "5:.‘3;;]'{;31.5 oo S Il Ehoatsy. | Moy Falies Ag:*fifi;m;m,:;' 105154 Sugar, Northwestern, Leather preferred, 114; Can- | middlings, 6 13-16c. Net receipts, none; gross, . ANNE G E’ = B B 40, av 2 8 Bax s . am Pacific, Colorado Fuel, 13, : "LOUR~ Continues 5 Peas, 95c@$1 10 B dozen. Eureka.. ‘e t g ©:00P Santa Fe Loute, Atlautic Express adian Pacific, Colorado Fuel, 11/5. 1211: exports to Great Britain, 2840; sale: FLOUR-Continues in active request for export. cour:%’ & Efflmwmm,a Btronlar givesthe re | Beate 0F G "ch:.lnx;:lé&s to Honolulu, 1. Reduced Tox Mojava and. Kast: * 20:13al rule stead, Ticket office 138 Mont; ropean Mail (via Martin: The bond spec: on t0-day was buoyant and fu- | The local demand is also good. Price Umatilla spil ‘otal to-da; ceipts at this port since Jaruary 1at 101,493 bags, mery street. ners, 770: stock, 2125,949. 9 ,037 bags May 1. 1864, The wor bags, againg ¢ animated, the sales aggres { . A ¢ : 2 4 1 : ) ] 000 ot whicn. 81,386,000 were Northern Facife recelpts, 4199; exports o Great Britain, 4543; | Net cash prices an follows: Family extras, | against 86,621 bags during the same period in 1894. ‘reight oflice 527 Market streat, ckton) Ogtlen aud Kast issues and 000 Texas and Pacifics. The deal- | 510CK 630.896. | kers' extras, $3 30@3 40; | The sales from first hands were 62,6 D. SPRECKELS & BROS., General Agents. 10:000 ¥ lpar e ings wide range of securities. Govern- CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES. 2 50 B bbl. 95; the stock In first hands Ma s SUN AND TIDE TABLE. fifll“w’ OAST = 6:00r Oregon i I ) Sucramento, Marysville, THANSHP COMPANY ment bonds stro MILLSTUFFS—Ry+ Flour, 315¢ 3 Bb: Rye Meal, Sox. Shookton) ' - f ible supply May 1 was 3.115,094 bags, against . 1LOW WATE! ] Grain and Merchandise. (‘HI(“—\‘V‘GO,‘IH. May 8.—The Earl Fruit Com- | 3¢: Grabam rlour, 3;; Ocn!;:‘:‘l(:;::‘ ;:2:;;‘;‘; z,?uufz;;‘l:v‘.\';fi.n.‘iau JThe circular “:‘s:gy 'he é me ey o ilwu' JDISEATCH STEAMERS KROX S, ey ‘Wheat—May, 6555¢. pany sold erries’ to-day as follows Blae: Flour, 434¢; | article has been in good demand during the past | < |Small. Large./Small. Large. [Rises Sets | Rises. 2 5 SAN Floar—5teady. Fonc : Purple, 52, Some were in | Pearl 34c B 1b; Rice Meal, $12@15 | ten dayes, transactions being privclpully confined to | — i e 2 oS ] | i s mf;“fifi"§?.,’£'4“"9"§;,"g“"fi.‘it-f Hops—Qi ad order, which had to be sold for less. 3 ton. 2 e Costa Rica and unwashed Salvador, both of which | o 1.10% 11,387 5.407 6.04] 5.05 7.07 8. y 5. 20, Tune 4, 9.19, 24. July Petroieun3 CORNMEAT, T, -Table Menly SO3340; Teed | auiract attention on sccount of incir scarelty, | 101 215w 0:00x] 6206, 650 604l T08 658 | ay's, 10, 15, 20, 23y 50, and svery teh day SANTA CRUZ DIVISION (Narrow Gange) Corn, $24 50@25: C) OCK MARKET. cked Corn, $25@25 507 ton; OMAHA L1V present and prospective. The stocks of the former Petroleum—Higher; United closed $1 70 bl thereafter. iehisgton Biirtis. 89 0 H TS -E oI YAl ridmlt Hominy, 412@434cd b are rapidiy p:ssing into consumptive channels, and HYDROGRAPHIC BULLETIN ot E: 7:45A Sunday Lxcursion for Newark, San Baltimor: uo\_Ln bul 5. = 1100. Marzet stronger. teers, $4 40@5 75; * E;‘I‘;‘"‘m were moving freely at ”,’ G bit:the de- BRANCH HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE, U. 8. N., For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports, Cruz . 18:052 Scouen, s AR, |y ucticls, BI SOCR0; meckavsad oo, | BRAN 15 0001460 § (n mand has lutterly beet checked by the higher ideas MERCHANTS EXCHANGE } May. 1,5, 9, 15,17, 21, 25, 29, and every fourtn | 8134 Newark Centerviye tan.Jone Feitons S rokers girice) §10% exchanys'| e - MIDDLINGS—$17@19 B ton. of importers, and not more than 200 bags have el S R e hike stonibe only s Pors Hactord) Stations. sizer The time bail on Telegraph Hill was dropped exactly at noon Lo-day—L. ., at noon 0f the 120th meridian, or at exactly 8 P. M., Greenwich time, A. F. FECHTELER, Dbeen taken at the outside quotation. Guatemalas have not felt the effect of the improvement in other descriptions, and being in abundant supply are somewhat neglected by the local trade, although FELDSTUFFS — Ground and rolled Barley, $14 50@15: Oilcake Meal at the mill, $25 B ton; Cottonseed Oflcake, $24 @ ton. Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeéles, Redondo (Los Angeles) and Newport, May 3, 7, 11, 15, 19, 23, 27, 31.and every fourih day thereafter, at 11 A. M. price, $10 10. Lead—Dull; price, $3 0734, *2:15P Newark, Centerville, Almaden, Felton," Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz and Principal Wa; Stations NEW YORK STOCKS. brokers' price, $2 95; exchange Bonds, Exchange, )Money and Railroad Tin—Quiet: straits, $14 15; plates steady. Eharen HAY—Dealers report the market firm with & gl Lientenant U: 8 Dierg For ports m Mexico, 10 A. 3, 25th of each - e et peioes fitus, | Money on'oall esay 6 1i4%: Test dosm Tigy: | SO0 dettand, mowiOtsimitiogsiie’ sburxianc of e ana rock conmistod 5313 bats Conta Rick, 38 - e e O T IR e 4:452 Nowark, fant Joss, Loa Catos.....o.._2:30K - 8 open v ) s 'y 7% d nd the brilllant_crop outlool Vheat, N o SRAE bt o a7 N 9y " 3 Icket Offic l, tgome 7 ST INTON ' & S18.) changed 10 5 poinis lower. The market was | closed 11o% Prime mercantile paper, 3@4%a%. | 1150; Wheat and Oat,8 s'r@abn:fis@ DG aicaskg A OLGES bags HaLy e o TN SHIPPING INTELLIGENOE, street. it e P e :2;"; "lJ" ",'\; “‘:',m' ‘t M“d"“;"d S fg.x;ln»lefu throughout the day, and closed dull | Sterling exchange was weak, with actual busi- | $8@10 50: Alfaifa, 3 @ over, $7@8; ‘:‘1‘69561:5“"1'{«1, ‘0! un?msIA lul:l UGNy 73 GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., General Agents, o e e ol Way 2:45; R B e B sy | mess in bankers’ bills at 84 8515@4 583 for demand | Compressed, 88@10 60¢ Stock, 3607 Bton. = " | follows: 1034@20340 for good 10 prime wvashed T RDNESDAY, Moy 8 0 ares sb sen Francioes. LU R T Sane: 1430614 15: Decersber. 814 40@1 446, -7 | and 84 B71e@4 873 for sixty davs. Posted rates, | STRAW—40@85c ® bale. Arrivals runsmall. | Gouiq Rica: 18%,@19%4c for good Costa Rica: 18 | gymr Bonita, Doran, §4 hours from. San biogo TO PORTLAND Pacilic Grove, Paso Robles, San Luis Obispo and Principal Way Stations... 20:404 San Jose and Way Stations. 11:454 Palo Alto aud Way Station: O.R. & N. @19 for good CoSta Rica mixed with black beans 714@15%50 for fair Costa Itica: 14@16c for com Dot (0 ordinary Costa Rica: 19@20¢ % b for z0od to and $4 89@4 90. Commercial silver certificates, 67Y4@87%c. cLOSING sTOCKS. | 84 8T o@s | vills, $5 8614 Spot Coffee—Rio: di Cordova, quiet, 183,@ Nales—1200 bags Ma and way ports; produce, to Goodall, Perkins & Co. Stmr Crescent City, Allen, 28 hours from Cres- cent City ; pass and mdse, to Hobbs, Wall & Co. AND ASTORA. No. 7, 16¢. mild, quiet; BEANS AND SEEDS. BEANS—N3 business of any consequence. Quota- aibo ordered shipped to Europe; 1100 bags Maracaibo p. t.; also a ramored | s Northern Pacifi . prime washed Salvador; 17%gc @ Ib forgoodgreen | “gymy ‘Sat Le TEAMSHIPS DEPART S| sale lace yesterday of 1400 Dags Rio No. 8 (0 ATTive, | A e Expre B tlons are more or less nominal. Bayos, §1 50@1 80 | unwashed Salvador: 2034@2154¢ for prime washed | paiiit o2 masd, to ALk ’,;"h‘{; hotrdsrom troct whart at 10 a. M. every Sre daye con | "2:20F San Jose, Gilroy, Tres Pinos, Santa sigas © G A s 45 Ui e Gt ® cl; Smalt Whites, $2 6062 85; Fon, 826002 85 | Guniemala: 1914620%6¢ or ool tostricty gond | ianyof "T45 'fous from Now. York. 570 tons | necting ot PORTEAND with tirec il lnes 1o a1 Criz, Satinas, Montercy and Pacito ugar—Raw firm: refined firm. erre Sy ves i tes, 32 65@? ctl; Pink, washe: mla: o air W 3 2 REGON, WASHINGTON iroy ¥ , Preferr orthwestern. Large s, 32 65@: B #1 60@ Ghitemaln; 16@1734c for medinm Guatemala; from European ports and 2177 tons from Central | Poiuts in OREGON, WASHINGTON and IDAHO. 0P San Jose and Principal Wagtations America. lackeye, $325@3 50: Red American Express.113 | Preferred 1 65; Reds, $1 60@1 7 *4:25p Palo Alto and Way Stations CHICAGO MARKETS. | ‘American Tobacco.10414 | Kuaney, nominai; Limas, 34 60@4 63; Butters, $2 | 14@16%4c for ordinary Guatemala, 9@13c for in- | “gimr {rcata, Cousins, 54 hours from Coos Bay; | s i v % v 9 | “Preferred.........109 @2 25 for smail and $2 25@2 50 c(l for large, ferior 0 common Guatemuls; H1@419c for £90d | pass and mdee,t0 0 O.i N Co. O S e e A Ly, 2, dune 8, SR RO = CHICAGO, 11, May 8.—Wheat started with a | Baltimore & Ohio, SEEDS—There is no demand for any description :u;f"":‘e‘_"':’"‘:d"ye“h:’r berry: 19@18%a¢ T | Stmr Caspar, Anfindsen, 68 hours from Redondo; it s 2 n 4:;,'7p:m’Mlg,.':.':\ni:{i}u'x‘\v:’; tations 17:38p show of strength to-day and the prices stood up | Bell Telephone. atpreseutiYellopaustar, §156 Trieste, | KR I Bacific Cod, 100-1b cases, is quotable at 6 | Dallast, to Caspar Lumber Co. Until farther notice rates will be REDUCED to e > Oregon Navigation 23 $150@176; Native Brown, $1 25@l75; Flax, %/ Oregon Short Line. i Stmr’ Truckee, 80 hours from Tillamook Bay; $2 25@2 50: Canary, S@dc B 1h; Alfalfs, T@734c; lumber, and mdse, to Truckee Lumber Co, CREEK ROUTE FERRY. | Canada Pacific. Canada Southern. remarkably well until about- 12 o’clock, but about P 1b; 50-1b bundles, 4c: Squares, T4c: Norway $15 CABIN. that time the props were withdrawn and it had a | Central Pacific. Rape, 15,@214c; Hem) 534C P b, Strips, 534c; Anchor Strips, blac: Middles, 6342¢ | “gimr'Sunol, Walvig, 57 hours from P = From SAN FRANOISCO—Foot of Market Street (Slip 8)— severe tumble. ‘Some of the early strength was | Ches, & Ohio. RIE b PEAS_Spiit Poss: 4&;4?:/,«;:6\'”-: Peas, | Silver: Kitig Strips, 7c; Narfow-Gauge do, 614C 8 | geiea: raiirond ties, o 1 Wt et Lios A 87 50 STEERAGE, +7:00 © §:00 9:00 *10:00 11:00A.M. aue to the bullishness in corn and some of it was | Chicago Alton......1 nominal; Niles, $1 25@1 85; Blackeye, nominal. ; Tablets, 7lc: Orlental Blocks, 6¢; Seabright | “sonr Arago, Reed, 41 hours from Coos Bay; *12:30 1100 *3:00 3:00 *4:00 8.00 : B M bbls. §9 for No. 2and \¥iPass [ For th ‘who bought July wheat frecly all morning and re- | Coneelidated Gas.. 1 EOTATOES, \ONIONA, NEGETABRES. || @k wuteraol 125 Xeg; Whitelish, | oiiohr LEUItiS SiEkobye, 13 days from Portland; | GoonaLl, PEEKINS € CO. FmED.F.Cowxos, | Mo UAWND-fest of Bruiwmy— o600 ‘709 placed their hedges. by selling September to an | C. C. C. & St. Louis e POTATORS—Old are weak and dull, as new are g‘mn‘ug.{gv bbls and $175 In kits; Tongues and | *sep; " Neuje Low, Low, 4 hours from Point ‘mffixoi‘?u;;fi:&v ; S nAnent ©12:30 200 *3:00 400 *5:00 P gaual extent, The opening trades in July wero at Golo. Coal & Tron [RioGrandecWesin 16 | sast superseding them. Receipts of new were 1190 | “NATLS—$1 85 for fron and steel and $175 for | REYes: 50 bxs butter, o C 13 Whitney & co. BTy AL ontgomany et S = - T @631/ e price did not get sub- | cks, melling at 760@$1: Early Kose, SO@40c | wire , Rosich, urs frm Eureka; 185 for Morning. or Afternoon. stantially below 63c until midday. It had in the | Del. Hudson. Rock Island . 677 | sacks, " BE s Xy 1t lumber, to McKay & Co. * Sundays o . 1 days only. Tneantime 5010 as Hich hs 6354eB3se . bt by | Dl Luck&W estern]6036/St L, & 8. ¥ 15t pf.— > | ® ctl: Kiver Reds, 25@30c; Petaluma and Tomales | - QUICKSILVER 838 50 9 flask. _ : A CoHPNMEGEKEflALETRHSATLM“QUE Sunilaps excoptat. Sy sbout 12:15 it tumbled to 629c in quickibrder, | Denver &R.G.pid. 455 St Faul. 6434 | Burbenks, 40@50c: River Burbanks, 30@40c; Ure- bg:‘g%‘g'fgfim,fifx‘gg,“;.‘:::fiL;n‘;‘e,,{i e WEDNESDAY. 5 French Line to Havro. ++ Monday, Thuredav and Satnriav nirktaonly. Some 200,000 bushels of hard spring wheat were | Distillers. _20%4 _Preferred. -119% | gon Burbanks, 40@75c @ ctl. bbls, boiled, 67c: do raw, 6c: cases, 5c more: | Stmr State of California, Ackley, Astofia; Good- | (OMPANY’S PIER (NEW), 42 NORTH s e reported worked for export from Duluth and FEast Tennessee. . Paul & Omaha. 36l | ONIONS—New Ked aresiow of sale and plentifal . Vut, 40@46¢ | all, Perki 5 Good- River, f , X e s e o e s D 12 e 13272 | ot BO@EDS P sotks o1 Ontone, HOTMGAL Lard OIl. bbis, G4c: cases, 69¢; China Nut, 40@45¢ | all, Perkins & Co, \J, River, foot of Morton at. “Travelers by arity with Glasgow c. i. {. prices | Preferrea. 26 Southern R.K...... 1413 | VEGETABLESCabbage declines every day | ¥ gallon. - Stmr Eureks, Green, San Pedro: Goodall, Per- | this line avoid both transit by English railway and R D RIS SR | fo e 57 3952 | now. Rhubarb 1s lower and weak. Beans bring | . PETROLEUM—Starlight, 22c: Eocene, 24c; | Kins & Co. the discomfort of crossing the channel ina small cermed Specnlators sy that prices Ress s (oo | Great Northerd pid109 [Se. B S &3 '~ | good prices. Asparagus and Peas show no particu. | Agiral, 220 B gal; 150° Elaine, 27c B gal; Pearl, | - Stmr Acapulco, Searle, Panama; PMSS Co, | boat. New ¥ork to Alexandria, Egypr, via. Paris, Tessels for the Shipment of 253000 busheis canea | Hocking Valley. - 37 Sugar Tennery... 1143 | 81 25@ 50 . box: hothouse Cucumbers, 0@ | 1107 cises, 94c ¥ gal; Mineral Seal, 500°, 634¢ | kina & Co. 0\ "V AT i & & slight revival near the close, and. there were buy- | 1linois Central. Tenn. Coal & Iro «}. 75c @ dozen. Arrivals were 829 bxs Asparagus, | () CASea7 SAROATC, l’:m e & S gton, Salmond, Nanaimo; R Duns- . ooo..May 11, 5:00 A, 3. SAUSALITO FERRY. ers at 6214c as the session ended. | St Paul & Duluth Texas Pacific . 1174 | 307 bxs Rhubarb and 490 sks Peas. Asparagus, 50¢ | 9808 (apa), 21c faucersand 16460 IAUK: = LA TOURAINE, Capt Santelli..... = The corn market was firm and averaged higher | KAanses & Texaspf. s Tol. & 0. Cen. 78" | @1 % box for ordinary and $1 26@1 75 B box for | o, 7y 1 SRR S n 930: 864 Gase: Sailed. LA May 18, 10:00 A. . From Araiv 21, 18085, than onthe day before. but in the end there was | L#Ke Erie & Westn s Union Paclfic 15 | choice; Rhubarb, 25@35c ghox for ordinary and | £7¢3 [T B4SOHLE, bulk, g “”'] il WEDNESDAY, May 8. GASCOGNE, Capt. Baudelon o3 Leave S. F. WEEK DAYS. AmiveS.F. | > very little change. The opening for July was 603;c¢, | , Preferred. 35 40@30¢ for choice: Green , $1@1 26 ¥ sk for | 150K, 200 cases, 30c P gal. ». Stmr Acapulco, Clark, Panama, etc. =~ [ o s - ... May 25, 5:00 A. M. (o o) e and it advanced to 51c before it had any decline, | Jake Shore. common and 2@3c for sweet: Garden Beans. 5(.{,9., mznux..a EAD—Quoted at blzc B Stmr Pomona, Hannah, Eureka. LA CHAMPAGNE, Capt. Laurent. . 7.00A.M. Mill Val., Rocs Val, San Rfl.. 1t then turned down to 50%c, but had @ qui. Lead Trust. 35 | 1 for Los_Angeles, 7@10c for Vacaville and 6@10c Tun:-px}‘mfl?fi"’"“ at 5%382 . s Stmr Whitesboro, Johnson. June 1, 8:00 A. . 8.00ax, 4 & wance to 5114c on the covering oi a heavy Louisville & . 8734 Wells-Farge for Golden Wax; Dried Okra, 15¢ @ b; Dry Pep- | oy Uprpe —Quoted ;{ m’-\ Ku - Jo140: Stmr W eeott, Magee, Eel River. A For further particulars apply to T b line by & proniinen: commission-house. It worked | Louisvile &Nowal 93s Western U pers, 1214@16¢; Canbage 75c B cl; ‘Feed Car | g0 140y Busos do. 12 op, B3gc: do. 100%, Stho: | Bromravellington, Salmond, Nanaimo. A FORGIST, Acen, P EER S it 5 re only cars and the | 1 ¥ R — ; ndles, s, el L) , - a Harbor. . F. 7 % n “ ats were fairiy active during the great: = enver R o 2 Z > ger, Coquille River. £ g “ = the session. Fluctuations were to & groar exiens | Missourl Paciiic.. . 289 General Electri BUTTER—Stocks show no diminution and there | , SUGAR—The Wesiern Sugar Refining Company | Schr Parkersburg, Ellinghouse, Coquille River - & Lice. ruled by com. The cash market for oats was | MoUlle & Ohlo 14 National Linseed 18 & growing disposition among dealers to cut | JsaFounadVanced its prices and now quotes A rod | - Schr Helen Merriam, Crangle, HAMBURG. 415pm, B 3 05e.x, S ery and September wevs lower nehcclveHes, | National Cordage e prices, especially in creamery descriptions. and Fiue Ornshed, all 5%6: ry Granuisted, 5ygo; | SChr Lens Sweasey, Jensen, Clallam Bay. -AMERICAN LINE. a6, S e ¢ gy 2014 from 2815@283,c and closed there: JoaS | _ Preferred. CrEAMERY—Fancy, 121,@13c; seconds, 11@12¢ | Confectioners’ A, bc; Magnoils A. 45kc: Extra Returned . it S “ “ staried at 285a@28%ic, sold at 28340 down 1o | N Cenural. B Cioiuclden ©, alc: D, 4c; hatt PTOIs € | oy Heten Meriam. nence May 4, réommato | 1@ Only Lipe meinteininga A e Z8yc and resed ag 26t © | Sotilk & et DarRy—Fancy, 103:@11c; good to cholce, 9@ Arsels, e xS Dartonaccquaratrat NI ¥ € regular service to . R al, Saa K1, San Qo of 2334c in pork, 234¢ in lard and bc in ribs. CLOSING BONDS. TR S el e SAN, RRANCISOULNEAT, MARK S il %he i TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS. e s o < din, The demand <as uite moderate, but izht asit | U & ds, registerea 14 Cen Pac 1sts ot '95.102%4 B A The farket contizines’ ovaratocked Hogs are weak and soft and are lower. Cholce ngmmfl?&ofl;xfi’ s Mo sAther contment wilh *Saturdays only. xMondaya only, Toove" Batuea svance: Hof recipie were o o0 | U B rosimonsy 1A DR £ LG 113 | and wea, ancy mild 2ov, 8@7c 8 b Common | Beet i sieady. Mutton, Lamb and Veal continu | ' Movements of Vessols. | Hewdieg theyemernion Sondom Parle) Hambg SUNDAYS, 1 3 : 2, , registe Yo Do, 4s.. 0 200, 4@5%4c; Young America, 5@8c: Eastern, | £ ] ~ . olding the record fo v he’l“ge‘x‘:x"m’i?:it::::e?;tl:‘fl;’:ldl:\' )lu‘g;nn. Do, b8 coupon. ... 116 " Erie 2ds. 1214,@14%c, Iatter figure for cream; Western, 8@ ghelrl and in sufficient supply. Wholesale rates for | Yesterday the schr Halcyon was taken to the Spring Slllln‘: hl‘i;e“r‘ex:?;: Lt 8.00A.M. Xill Val., Ross Val., San Rfl., San Qta. ... Aiodsonbie iy S market were | Do, 45 registered. 1124 G H & S'A 6s. 9c B b, '{;‘,;‘i.é‘;“’fi“ from staughterers are as follows Spear-street drydock and thie stmr Solano to Oak- | A. Victoria, May 16,9 A e ST v+ +2ero RosS Valloy, San Rafael, SanQtn... chiefly respos ce in Tates. Do, 48 coupon. .. 1124, Do, 7s.. | “EGGS—The marker 1s quite brisk sud firm and | BEET st quality, 834@8e; cholce, 614c; sec- | land whart. Normannin My 25 11 ans| WorlOFis, June8, 9 A | §,00a.x. Mill Val, Roes Val,, a2 R, San G, Highest Lowest. | D0, e resisieréd 9771 &'ex Gini 641107 | prices continue to improve, Receipis and stocks | O guality, ©¥4ig5e; hird do, ¥R The ship Spartan was taken to the stream and | F.Bismarck, My 30, 11 oa | & proaniia, Jne 20, LLAx . [z 6130 | Pacific 6501'95....100 | Do, 6s. 101 | are moderate. Duck Eggs are weak at 14@16c; | yEALLarzs 4@se; small, d@7c 9 b, the bark Carrollton to Fremont street. Columbia; Joné 6, 11 s | Goramarek.Je. 9T, 114X | 19,0040, ~ ‘% . i Sy 5 Als Class 4 M KT first 4s. 859 | store ges, 1212V4c; ranch Eggs, 13@14%c # | MULTON~Wethers, 4@sci Ewes, 4@4%,c B B. | To-day the schr Bangor will be taken from Chan- | 1-Cabin §95 aue a Ax|Columbla, July 6, 11Ax Ross Valley, San Rafael, San Qtn Do, Class | Do, second ds.... 5934 | doz, with sales at 16c. LAMB—Spring, 114@60 8 b. ft. 4@414e | € Sirect to Oakland Creek. abin 95 and upwards; 11-Cabin $60 and $75. | 1160 x. Sausalito only. 3 ), Class Mutual Union 6s...109 —Live Hogs. 3¢ @ 1 for soft, 4@4l4c Charters. Besides DIRECT HAMBURG SERVICE Semsalito anc Do, Currencies N J Cent Gen 5s...114 POULTRY AND GAME. 1 for hard and 834 @4c B Ib for feeders; dressed The schr Glendale loads sugar at Kahulni for this | Lot s gno il S: i BeX, Hamays. il Vally, Boss Valley’ §an E,, 5@7c B Ib. La, New Consols 459414 Northern Pac 1ss.117 1st Cabin, $50. Interm $18. M ! 8. & ) RN rt: Brship Troop, sugar at Honolulu for N k ate, $30. Steerage, Mill Val., Ross Val. S Pk per b N CaTaon6a1 1100, INothony onsois1sa Lt | pEOUUIBY—Turkeys are in moderate mppl.( WOOD, LUMBEE. TIES, ETC. ork; bark McNear, coal at Departure Bay for thy HAMBURG-AMERIUAN LINE. " d, Saw ., S Qi 1207 o, Tuty $1220 $11 071 Boras, 108 e e pein-1594% | Ducks and Geese are lower. Hens and young priced port; schr Alda. lumber at Moodyvillefor S hang- 37 Broadway, New York. “ a0 Lo Seprbniter.. $12 371 812 1912 | §€ Non-fand T14 R Grandewes: 15i4 74 % | Poultry sell fairly at steady prices. We quote | Posts, Sc each; Redwood, $5 B cord; Oak, | hai, brior to arrival, 47s 6d; bktn Amelia, lumber A.W. MYER, 401 California st., Mill Yal,, Ross Val., San Rfl 2,058, Lard per 100 1bs— ¢ 72 | Tenn new set 8. . 81 St. Panl Consols75.128 | Callfornia stock as follows: Live Turkeys, 12@ | rough, $650; peeled, $9; Pine. $5 75; Railroad | 3 POrt Gamble for Honolulu: Haw ship Hawalian General Pass. Agent Pacific Coast. S TS 8308, Jul $670 :E & Doice 100 DAL ER W ta xg"éz: o @ g for a?\.%g;: alie @ n‘{% Hena; | Ties, 35c aplece for 6x8, 41c for 7x8 and 45@50c S Aumbar dNithe soMpOHoF Rary kirle, S0 bitar, ¥ ig0ea, “ “ SanQio., 4.550.m. , 3 — MtGen 8. Geese, ., $1 2 ; Goslings, 2 25 | for 7x9. 3 1600 o “ “ o = {,:n&t;;lr} st 69 St.L.& en 6s.108 Duck: J@s % dozen for old and 35@1% for | TANBARK—Ground Bark, $20 @ ton. g Miscellaneous. GI]HARID LINE. %41;45);; .“ “ ;‘;3:_‘:' 26 1216 360744 | Vo Centuries. 597 Southern R. R. 0s.. 923 | young; Hens, $4 60@6 B dozen; Roosters, young, | LUMBER—The Redwood Manufactnrers’ Asso- | LONDON, Apr 7—Br ship Forteviot, at Liverpool | New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown, | 5.0y, « “ > % 862715 8620 " | ,Do-deterr 614 Texas Pacific firsts. 91 10 @ dozen; do, old, $5@5 50 B doz; - | ciation quotes: No. 1 Roush, $18@17; No. 2, $9@11 | from ’l‘mm reports on Mar 6 in 87 § 38 W the foom Plas a0 Sae Ei CAsEm “ % s Cash guotations were ax follows: Flour, steady: | * Do, o0 o 7% Texas Pac seconds. 2914 | ers, $7@7 50 P dozen; Broilers, $6 BU@8 for large | B M: Plckets, ron h, pointed and fancy, $10, $12 | vessel labo nenvll{, shipped much water and om Pier 40, North River. . AN i " L Winter Patents, 85 10@3 40; Winter Straighis, | Canude Sont 2355 Union Paclstof’97.1047 | and $2 5 small; Pigeons, $1 75@2for young | and $18 haltinch gurfaced and_clear, No. 1, | Washed off roof of skylight. FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE. . .. Ros y Rafasl . 8.16p.M, . $2 16: Bakers', 818502 40; Spring Patents, | 1, N unifed ds... g5 74| SUOreds......106%; | and $32 95 for old. 32636 B M Mo 3 92@$28 B M: Rustic No. 1, Domestic Ports. Lucanla, May 18, Noon {Lucania, June 15,10 A 3 | 5:00A.). Point Reyes, Gasadero and Way Stus. 8.157.x, $3.200 S38; Sucing Sieaiehts, 32406525 No! X ed 4s... 81| [@ ‘Nominal. 15@2s; No 2, gma}‘. gurfaced aid fough clear,,| | SEATTLE—Arrived May ¥—Ship Columbls, hos Gtruria, May 25, 3 x Etruria, June 2%, 3P X 9.004.. Point Reyes and Way Stations...... 7.202.u, n, , - B535@! : N s 8@22; No. 2, s T = L Cam; s & 29,10 A M Tk S i b Ao s85c STOCKS IN LONDON. DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS. | 81%; No. 2 8tsa . T 2@ ? ug’AePAB—Amm Maj S—Bohr Abbiey Henos | UTbris Sune. Bod & o ey &5 = ATLARTIC AXD PACTFIC RATLROAD 0. 2 Oats, c: No.2 W 234 :No. 3 San— — Y s Wiiite, 8234¢; No.2 Tiye, 63c: No. 2 Barley, 51341 | p =W YORK, N. ¥, May 8—The Evening | ORCHARD FRUITS—Arivals of Cherries were RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. IVERSENS LANDING: Acrived May T sons | durants). P ARBACBAILING. | SANTA FE ROUTE & b2c: No. 5. nominal: No. 4, nominal: No.'1 Fiax | PoSU'S London cable savs: The stock markets { 1077 boxes, selling at 25@50c for red and white —WEDNESDAY, May 8. | AftburL hence May 5. - ---.. Thursd i E. Bhor: | Ribs, Sides (100s), $666 05: Dry Salted | althonen e oomericans were only 3 per cent, | - BERRIES—Gooseberries are in better supply, 10,0g0l0nora o i o 3 schr Ruby A Cousins, for San ) 335 840, 845, ing to st L ¥ran 2 . Ferry): Shouiders (boxed), $535@55s;: Short Clear Sides | S hOugh the account was much larger, stocks | dull and lower at 20@25c @ drawer for common ) i 1 [ ti srom all parts of Europe MARCH 11, 1895. ABRIVE rs ( ), $53/5@5Ya; es | pein, 2,975 Middlings, 410 | PORT LOS ANGELES—Arrived May 7—Stm; ckets to and » DaILY. (boxed), 8 Phisky, distillers’ finished g scarce. There was asmall boom in Ameri- | 4nd 3¢ 3 B for SER improved. Receipis of 1,536 Hay, LODS...... 80) | Alcazar, from Greenwood. . T | at very low rates. For freight and Dassage apply & 2 5 s, % gal., $1 72 Sugar, cut loaf. 4.90c: granu- | 4% French and_Germans buying, and espociaily | Firawherties were B3§ chests, sciling at foe 1)950/Strat, tons. 8 |~ Sailed May 8—Stmr Alcazar. 2 8t company's otice, 4 Bowling Green, Xow York. | £:00 7. Xest Express vie Molave 5a e s st o its Datteriine. | o Bata paatrI, puilo e ST eI RUS FRU ¢ cars of off stock were o L= ed May 81 8 stmr Thetls, 10r | & o womorsni o con aiiays b sconred on | © Ticket. Ofice— 850 Marker. sty Creonicie baidy ‘mar- | on. Kailroad bouds wero readily absorbed And | suctioned sa followss Navels (of sizes), RS ~Passed Moy S—Stmz o | APPlGaton 10 WILLTASS, DIMOND & COu - | tog, B ¥ C. H. SPLERS, Msckine Agents, San Francisco. R (Y Pagienges A50nk