The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 20, 1896, Page 12

12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1896. e e e e e e e e e e ——————— e O e S R Y THE COMMERCIAL WORLD. SUMMARY OF THE MARKKETS. Tarpentine declined. Sugar lower. silver unchanged. Whest and Wheat Frelghts quiet. Barley weaker. Oats, Corn and Rye unchanged. Hiay and Feedstufls as before. Yseans very dull Potatoes and Onions weak. Tomatoes and Rhubarb higher. Butter and Eggs steady Cheese in large supply. T'wo cars Eastern Poult Apricots arrived from Vacaville. Berries and Cherries steady. Navel Oranges scarcer and firm. Dried Fruit and Raisins in better shape. Cattolene lower. Hams, Bacon and Lard unchanged. Wool quiet. Hops demoralized. Hogs rather firmer. n Bags very steady. firm and active. @ (loudy € Explanation. es with the wind. The top figures ¢ maximum temperatare for the derneath it. if any, the amount of suOWw in inches and hundredths, twelve hoy Tsobars, or solid air pressure; /8o~ mperature. The ometric pressure and 5 Iair weather: ‘low” e. and is usually preceded cloudy weatherand rains. ¢ appear on the Washington ire is high in_ the interiot the isobars extend ajong the coast. Tain is probable; W15 inclosed with isobars of h of Oregon is Improb- nity of Idano, and Jrnia coast, warmer summer aud coider © reverse of these conditions during 't lines therm. north and south but when the UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL- TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, May 19, 1896, 5 . M.— Weather conditions and general T'he following are the seasonal rainfalls to date s compared with those of same date last season: ¥ last scason 41.91; Red Bluff 21.79, 26.25: San Francisco 20.84, last sea- Fresno 8.16, last season 14.67: San 64, last season 25.95; Los Angeles season 16.04; san Diego 5.92, last sea- 5; Yuma .58, last season 3.01. owing maXimum temperatures are re- from stations in Calitornia during e past twenty-fc irs: Eureka 56, Red Bluft 50 Ban Eranciune by, Lresno 15; San Eats Oblapo les 68, San Diezo 64, Yuma 88, cisco data—Maximum temperature 57, 46, mes ported to-day minimun A1 ures tween pressure, pressure lies off the coast be- s Obispo and Fort Cauby. The hest at Fureka and Fort Cauby. en a general rise in pressure during ~four hours over the country west of Mountaius. Over Utah the rise amounts to two-tenths of an inch in twelve hours. An area of low pressure is central over Arizona; but ¢ norma en there the pressure is slightly above the The tem vada, So; easter. perature has risen over California, Ne- ern Oregon and Iaaho. Over North- Culifornia and Western Nevada the tem- has risen more than 8 degrees in the past four hours. Thers has been a siignt fall over Washington. The temperatures are still from 3 to 15 degrees below the normal on the Pa- cific Slope. oudy weather, but with very little rain, has ed. has allen in Northern Utah, and o Taining at Baker City and Spokane. ditions aj favorable for cloudy weather the. coa: but without rain, Wednesday. Fog is likely off the shore. Forecasts made at San Francisco for thirty hours ending midnight. May 20, 1896: Northern California—Clondy weather, possibly y light rain in the extreme northwestern por- lon Wednesday morning: warmer in northern por- tion; fresh northwesterly winds. Sonthern California — Fair Wednesday; Hght westerly winds Nevada—(Clondy weather Wednesday. Utah—Fair Wednesday: warmer. Arizona—Fair Wednesday: warmer. San Franciseo and vicinity—Somewhat cloudy; warmer; 1 westerly winds, increasing in force in the afternoon; light fog off the coast. ALEXANDER G. McADIE, Local Forecast Official. NEW YORK MARKETS. Financial. NEW YORK, N. Y., May 19.—Business st the Stock Exchange was quiet again to-dsy. The dealings amounted to only 116,500 shares. The tone of the market at the Opening was character- ized by firmness the comparatively smail exports of gold and a belief that the recent sales of Ameri- can_securities abroad will furnish sufficient ex- change to keep shipments of the metal within moderate bounds, have contributed to the strength ofthe market at this time. The improvement, however. was confined to narrow limits, save in the case of the Rubber stocks, which gained 134@ Y per cent on a statement submitted to the stockholders at their annual meeting at New Brunswick to-day. Mr. Bannigan, who was sald to be opposed to the prescnt management, stated at the meeting that he was 0. interested in a new company. as pub- lished some time ago, and that he would support and co-operate with the trust directors. ‘ihis also had a strengthening influence. The report submitted was considered favorable. Soon after the opening Sugar and Manhattan weakened. The former fell from 122175 to 120 and the latter from 10 10034, Sugar's weakness was due to the price of refined, which has led to realizations by brokers alleged to have inside connections. Man- hattan wes again sold on unfavorable report for the March quarter and on an unfounded statement that its chief competitor had obtained control of the Madison-avenue horsecar line. Jetropolitan traction on the other hand_was In request and advanced from 10614 10 108. Friends of the stock say that the forthcoming quarterly re- port will be favorable. Tobacco was bought on early advices from he West that efforts were mak- ing to bring about a settlementof the rate war. The raliway list moved within a very narrow radius and at the close showed declines of 15@1 14 per centas com pared with yesterday’s finals. The loss in the industrials was equal t0 5 to 154 per cent outside of Tobacco and Rubber, which scored gains of Ly@bf. Bonds were firm 1o tone. The sales footed up $1.593,080. Northern Pacific second sixes rose 165@l 1514; do consolidated fives, 14 to 50; do collateral trust sixes, 34 to 9134 ; St. Paul South- west division sixes, 114 10 117, and Burlington and Quincy consolidated sevens &4 10 11934, In Governments bouds $60,000 coupou fours of 1925 sold 2t 11654. Grain. FLOUR—Duil, easy: Winter wheat. low grades, $1 75@2 90: do fair to fancy, $2 50@3 65; do pat- ents, §3 Minnesota clears, $250@310: do siralts, $3@3 50; do patents, $3 45@4 80; low extras, $175@2 90; city mills, 84 104 2 patents, $4 30@4 50: rye mixture, 32 60@3 50 supertine, $2@ 2 25: fine, $175@2 10, South- ern flour, dull steady ; common (o fair exirs, $2 30 2 40; Kood to choice, $z 9U@3 20. Rye flour, all, easy : $2 402 50. CORNMEAL-Quiet, steady: Brandy vellow Western, , $2 50, 4i@Adlge: State. 46c. Y —Quiet; ungiaded Western. 39@dic. BARLEY MALI~Quiet; Western. 47@54c, WHEAT—Dull, firmer; . 0. b. 76¢ 10 arrive; ungradea red, 65@76c: No. 1 Northern. 7030 Options opened weak and declined Bsc on easier cables, foreign selling weuk West and’ jocal realizing, rallied 33@Yec on bullish crop news ami local covering, closing firm ut l4c over yester day, with & fairly active trade, July and Septem- ber ‘most _active. No. 2 red, May. 88%4c; June, 688jc; July, 68i4c: Sepiember, 68c: Lecember, 6934 CSix_spot aull, Srm. No. 2, 8534, elevator; 3614c, afioat. Options were dull and firm at Ysc advance, fol- lowing the West, September and May most active. My, 56340; July, 3694c; September, 3855c. OATS—Active, easier. tions dull, firmer. May. 2434¢: mixed West- erby -5@26¢; Whise 00 and white S $:, 26@28c. FEED BRAN—55@65¢. . MIDDLINGS—65@70c. EYE—Feed, 66c Provisions. BEEF—Dull: family, $9@10: extra mess, $7@8: beet hums dull,'$14 50@15; tierced beef inactive; ity extra India mess, $13@15; cut meats slow, '2!0!1(. unchanged: pickled beilies, 12 pounds. 414¢; do shoulders, 44@4%4c: do hams, 9@91ac. ARD—Quiet, weak : W estern steam, £4 85: city, $4.25: May. $4 85. Refined, slow;continent. 5 15! Sou'h American. > 50: compound, @4 ac. PORK—Dull; old mess, $5 75@9’ 25; new mess, $9 25@9 75. BUTTER—Large receipts; weal State dalry, S@15c: do creamery. 11@1514c: Western dairy, POite! o creamery, 15150 do. pare DS Elgins, 15@155¢. CHEESE—Moderate demand: State large, old, 5@91kc; do new, 714@8%4c: part skims, old, 2@sce; full skims, 2V 2 ctive: State and Penosylvania, 1ic: y T fresh, 9@10%4¢; do, per case, $1 25@ 140. TALLOW-—Quiet; weak: olty, 314@3 316c: country, 313@3 3-16¢. COTTONSEED OVL_Dull, easy: crade, 2lc; yellow, prime. 25¢; do off grades, 25c¢. ROSIN—Steady: strained, common to good, $1 85@1 90. TUKPENTINE—Quiet: 2614@25Y4c. POTATOES—Choice fairly active. RICE—Steady, fair demand: Domestic, falr to extra, 3@ c: Japan, 4@414 MOLAS Fair demand: firm; open kettle, good to choice, 27@37c. COFFEE—Firm, 10 points up to 5 points down: New Orleans May, $1290@12 95: June, §12 5 60; July. $13; Augus, $11_50@11 60; September, $11@ 1 Octobeg, §10 75; December, $10 35@ 10 45; 'March, $10 20. Spot Rio, firm, quiet; No. 7, 14v%@1414c. SUGA R—Kaw, firm, more active; fair refining, Yac; centrifugals, 96 test, 4c: refined, quiet; A. 4 11-16@4%c: mold A, blge; standard A, 514c; confectioners' A, 534gc; cut loaf. 57gc: crushed, 57sc: powdered A, 6l4c; granulated, Slgc; cubes, blac. Fruit and Produce. CALIFORNTA FRUITS— ALMONDS—Nominal. WALNUTS—Nominsi. APRICOTS—Bags, 815@10c. PEACHES—veeled, m, peelea, 5@7c. PRUN ES—Foursizes. 5¢. RATSINS—Two-crown loose muscatel. 3c; three- crowu do, 4@1l4c: four-crown do, 434@5¢; Lon- don layers do, 90c@$1. HOPS—Quiet, easy; State common to choioce, 245@Sc: Pacific Const, 21o@7c. WOOL—Quiet: domestic fleece, 16@21c; pulled, 16@35c: Tekas, 7@12¢. Merchandise. TRON—Moderate demand; 1031 do un- PIG American, : Iake. $10 95@11 25. domestic, $3 05 Siraits. $15 55@l13 60; TIN—Stendy moderately act SPELTEK~—Firm: domestic, $4 10@4 1214 CHICAGO MARKETS, Plates, CHICAGO, Irr., May 19.—The same air of dis- couragement seen in the wheat market yesterday was again present this morning. The bulls were st a loss for an argument that would suit the case, and It was tactily agreed that something In the way of an unexpected happening was necessary to impart health to the tone. It was hoped that Bradstreet's report might give the necessary help, but the trade bad tittle faith in it. Liverpool de- clined 15d In response o the 1oss of yesterday on this side. Receipts in the Northwest were 464 ¢ ars sgainst 518 last Tuesday and 186 a vear ago. Chicago received twenty-three cars and inspected out 29,000 bushels. Before noon prices recovered the early loss through firmness resultiog from buying by “shorts.” There was, however, no con- fidence in values exhibited. Bradstreet's gave a decrease In the world's avail- able supply of 1.181,0 00 bushels, the smaliness of the reduction causing dissppointment. Expori clearances were modera'e at 261,526 bushels. Continental cables were irregular. Paris were 5@10 centimes higher for flour and 5 centimes lower for wheat. Antwerp was unchanged and Berlin unchanged to 114 marks lower. The ofticial Teport of the worid's shipments for last week placed the amount at 7,603,000 bushels. During ihie iast hiour prices improved on talk of heavy rx- ports at the seaboard. July wheat opened from 6115 to 61@61lge, s01d between 6034c and 6155@6134c, Closling at 6154c, 35@Lec higher than yesterday. Estimated receipts for to-morrow, eleven cars. —Prices were weighed down early by the s3 and heaviness of wheat. The trade bore 1O traces Of activity, and the market was prac- ticaliy a repetition of that of previous days. Busi- ness was confined to local scalpers and priviiege- holders. Receipts were 406 cars, and 238,947 bushels were withdrawn from store. Liverpool cables were quiet and steady. Prices rallied with those of wheat later in the session. Bradstreet's reported a decrease in stocks of 945,000 bushels. Exyport clearances amounted to 253,443 bushels. July corn ovened at 2634@2914c, sold bet 2935@2954c, closing at 261.@2955¢, & shade over rday. kEstimated receipis for to-morrow, 200 No feature or incident out of the ordi- nary everyday routine developed in osts. The trade was not marked by any unusual activity, the transactions of the day being of minor impor- tance. Receipis were 329 cars and 122,958 bush- els were taken from store. Expor. clearances amounted to 176,337 bushels. Bradstreet's re- portea a decrease'in the available stocks of 160,- 000 bushels. July oats closea unchanged from vesterday. Estimated receipts for to-morrow, 150 cars. FLAX—Was steady. Cash, 8814c; July, 85%hc; September, 87@87%sc. Receipts were 17 cars. PROVISIONS—TTe action in provisions was slow and prices were as near stationary as it was possible (0 be. The nog market was unchanged, and its failure to fluctuate tended to steady pro- visions. July pork closed 714c higher; July lard, 216@5c lower; July ribs, 224@5c lower. BUTTER—A steady to firm feeling was noted in the butter market to-day. Receipts were liberal. Creameries — Extras, 15¢; firsts, 14@ 1414c: seconds, 11@13c: imiiations, fancy, 11@ ldc. Dairies—Extras, lic: firsts. 10@llc; sec- onds. §c asked. Ladles—FExtras, 9@10c; firsts, 8@ 8ac: packing stock, 7c asked. EGGS—Were about steady with busivess dull. Trade was entirely local. Receipts were moderate. Fresh siock was quoted from 734c 10 9c B dozen. MONEY—Was 6% on call and 6@7% on ume loans. New York exchange sold at B0c preminm. Closing Prices. WHEAT—May, 605%c; July, 6164c; Beptember, 6214c. uly, 297,@29 5sc; Septem- COKN—May, 28 ber, 3034c. o OATS—May, 19%4c; July, 1914@19%4c: Septem- ber, 1954@1934c¢. PORK—July, 7 7214: September, $7 8734, LARD—July, $4 60; September, $4 75. RIBS—July, $4 02%5: September, $4 1744 Livestock. UNION STOCKYARDS, ILw, May 19.—Offer- ings of cattle to-day were light. There was a good demand and orices were steady at yesterday’s de- clive. The arrivals of hogs were moderate. The demand was brisk and prices held firm. The run of sheep was moderate. The demand was good and prices were strong. CATTLE — Receipts, 2500. Fance beeves, $4 25@4 30: choice (o prime, 1500 0 1700 pound steers, $4 05@a 10: good to choice steers, 1200 10 1600 pounds, $380@4: medinm steers, 1000 10 1400 pounds, $3 65@s3 75 : common to fair steers, 950 to 1400 pounds. $3 50@3 60: choice feeders, 900 to 1170 pounds. $3 55@3 90; common to choice stockers. 82 85@3 50: bulls and siags, choice (o extra. 83 00@3 25: bulls, poor o choice, 32 00@ 2 90; cows and heifers, extra.#:s 70@8 90; cows, fair 10 choice, 83 4U@3 65: cows, common to fair. 81 50@2 35: calves, good (o choice. $4 50 @b calves. common to good. $3 50@4 25; Texas grass steers, $3 40@4: Texas fed steers. $2 75 @>5 25: Texas cows and bulls. $2 25@3 25; mukers ana springers, per head, $20@30. HOGS—Keceipts, 18.000. Heave packing ana shipping lots, 88 26@5 4739: common to choice mixed. '$3 25@3 50: choice assorted, $3 50@ 355; light, 33 30@8 55; plss, $2 50@3 60. SHEEP—Kecelpts, 14,000, inferior 1o cholcs, #2503 00; lamus, $5G5. NEW Yush STOCKS, Bonds, Exchange, Money and Rallroad Shares. Honey on call easy at 2@2445%: last loan at 2145%; and closing offered at 215% Prime mercantile paver, 6@5%3%. Bar silver, v7%gc. Mexican doliars, 531gc. Sterling exchange steady, with actual busiuess in baukers' Oils i 84 57 8734, for sixty aays and $4 B814@4 889 for demand. Postea raten, 34 BBG4 8915, Commercial bills, 84 863, @4 87. Government bouds quiet; State bonds neglected; railroad bonds firm. Silver at the board was quiet. CLOSING 8TOCKS. 91 (Norioik & Wes 1374 Preferrea. e~ Northern P A¢ams rxp -147 Alton, Terre Hauta, 85 American Express. 114 American Tobacoo. 6534 Preferred. 9 Bay Slate Gas...... 29% 20674 b8 Am Tel & Cable... Acchison.. Preterred Baltimors & Obia.. Erunswick Lands.. Buffalo, Roch & . Capraa Pacific.... Canada Southera, Canton Land. Centrai Pacifie Chbes. & Ohio. Chicago Alton.. Preterrea. |Oregon Nav Chicago, 8. Orexon Short Line. 7 Chicago & Eu 8 bacin Ma - 258 Preferred. Peona. D.& Evans 214 Chicagouss. 5 Pittsburg & W ptd. 15 Cleve & Pittsburg. 162 Consolldation Com. 31 Consolidated Gas..15114 C. G C. &St Loais. 331 Preferrea. . 83 Colo. Fuel & 106, 273 Pullman Palace,..157 Quicksilver. . .ov Preferred. o 103 Mot &W rande &Wesa 15 Preferred......... i3 3 Commercial Cabie. 150 Del. Hudson.......125 Del. Lack& W esteral 50 Denver & K Gu.... 14 Preserred.., 18 . 83 14 6 For: Wayne.......160 Great Northern pia.115 Green Bay. Hariem JIowa Central. £14/TOLA.A.& N MICh. = Preferrea. 331410l & Ohlo Cen.... 82 Ksnsas & Texas.. 111y Preferred......... 78 Preferred. 243401015 Louls § K 61, Kingston & Pem., 3 Preferred. .. Lake Ere & Westa 167 Union Pacifie...... Preferred. ... U P Den & Guig Louisville & .y Louisville Na& G 9ig Preferred. . 20 Manbattan Consoi. 1011, Preferred......... =2 Mempuis & Charis. 15~ Utica & B, River..150 Mexican Certral. 3; Wab. 5 L & Pao.. 7 Preferrediaaee... 17% ‘Wells-Fargo. wee 97 — |Western Uniolcee 8i% Minn. & Bt Loom. 1% (WisCentral.,....n 1 lstpreterred..... 78 |Wheeling & L B.. 954 2d preferred, 48 Preferred. . - Migeour! Pacific.... 2434 Am Cotton Mobile & Ohio, Nashvilie Chatt.. Rational Linseed 4. Ceniral. 04 North American... 5% Erie 24 pfd... 21 CLOSING BONDS. TEdnree... JAUS3HM KT 2ds........ 083 Do, 48 coupon...10914 Do, ds. 854 U E s new reg.....11674|Mutual 114 Do, 167 N J Cent Gen bs...119 9414 Northern Pao lsta 117 11265 Do, 2ds. 115 11254 Do. 3as. 74 Cberokee 4s. 1896. 106 Northwest Consols. 1 $0 Do. 1897.. 100 |" Do, deb B....... 10814 To. J89K.... 100 OR&N 1sta..... 110 Lo, 1899.. 100 SiL&lronMtGends 78 Pacific 68 ot '95....— KU L& 8 F Gen 68. 11214 D. C. 3-6 s....... 10914 £t Faol Consols ...150 Aln Class A 4., L1068 K. P.C. & Pa lsts. 118 Do. Class B4, 68106 | Do, Pac Cal 1sis. 110 La Consol 4s. . 98 Miseour! funding..— |Texas Pecific firsta 90 N Carolinacon @s..125 Texas Pacseconds. z134 5 | UnionPac lator 96. 10514 Fouthern K. R. 05, 9334 a 08 |West Shore 4s.....106 Tenn new us. 84 afoblle & Oblo 4a.. 86 Va funding 615 R GranaeWest lsis 76 Lo, reg....... | 10754 LDo. deterred 8s... 5 |Atchison ds....... 79 Do trust repes 58 7 Canada Soutn 2as.. 10415 Cen Pac 1stsor ‘95 101 Dtx-)l;,fi R G lst. —_— }Chna O ba. Do, 2ds A" H&BA 6. Do. 2d 7. |B & Tex Centbs..109 91% Do. con 6s. ‘n FOREIGN MARKETS. WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL, ENG., May 19.—The spot market Is quiet at bs 434d@5s 53ad. Cargoes steady at 275 714 sellers, prompt shipment. FUTURRES. The Produce Exchange cable gives the following Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Ked Winter: May, 5s 2344; June. bs 234d; July, 63 3d; August, 68 3d; ~eptember, 5s 3yl SECURITIES. LONDON, Ena.. May 19.—Consols. 112 13-18; silver. 31 1-16d: French Kentes, 102¢ 73%c. Bullion into Bank of England, £253,000. EXCHANGE AND BULLION. Sterling Exchange, 60 days. - 848814 Sterling Exchange, sight - 48914 erling Cables........ - 490 ew York Exchange, - P New York Exchangy - 15 ine Silver. @ ounce. — 67% Mexican Dollars. (778 5 PRODUCE MARKET. WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS. WHEAT FREIGHTS—Are nominal at 32s 64, usual options, and possibly 25s. ‘rhe chartered wheat fleet in port has a reglstered tonnage of 18, 910, against 39,000 tons on the same date last year. Disengaged, 78,550 tons. against 7190: on the way {0 this port, 210,500 tons, against 281,400. WHEAT—There is not much demand on ship- ping sccount, though another vessel has been taken for Australia, and the market continues dall and unsatisiactory. No. 1. 81 0614 :ichoice,§1 0715 @1 Oy : lower grades, $1@1 Ub: extra choice for milling, $1 15@1 20. CALL BOABD SALES. INFORMAT, SESSION — 10 o'clock — December— 1000 tons, $1 0334; 100, $1 03%: 100, $1 0355, EEGULAR MORNING SESSION—December—1000 tons. $1 04: 700, §1 037 — December—300 tons, G Dot Feed is off a fraction again and the market is weak. Feed, 7114@73%c; choice, TBc; brewing, K0@S5c CALL BOARD SALES. INFORMAL SESSI0N—10 0'clock—No sales. REGULAR MOKNING SESSIGN—December—200 tons, Tagc; 100, 743 AFTERNOON S¥8s10N—December—100 tons, 74c. OATS—Seilers are firm and are getting their prices. The demand, however, is hardly as brisk. Milling are quotable at 75@8214¢c ¥ ctl; fancy Feed, 8212@57hec: good 10 choice. 77%2@ common’ to fair, 70@75c: Gray, 7213@ zci Surprise, 90c@$1 B cil. CORN—All kinds are dull. Large Yellow, 8834 @92, ’,cr sninfll Hound do, 97%4c@81: White, 55@ KYE—Unchanged at 76 )7 c®ctl BUUK“HLA'I—&‘:@%? cle.u FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS. FLOUR—Net cash prices are: Family extras, $3 75@3 86 P bbl: Bakers' exiras, 83 05@S 65: supertine, 82 75@3. CORNMEAL, ETC.—Feed Corn, $30@20 50; Cracked Corn, $21 § ton. MILLSTUFFS—Prices in 10-b sacks are as fol lows, nsual discount to the trade: Graham Flour, 284c; Rye Flour, 814c: Rice Flour, Tl4c: Corn- meal, 23,@3c; extra cream do, Bk tmeal, 8%4¢1 Ou Groats, 41ac; Hominy, 4@4isc; Buck: wheat Flour, 4c: Cracked Wheat, §’ Farina, 43zc: Whole Wheat Flour, 3¢; Rolled Uats, 4150: Pearl_Barley, 4 bigc I HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS. BRAN—214 50@16 B ton. MIDDLINGS—$16@17 B ton for lower grades and $17 50@18 50 B ton for the best. FEEDSTUFFS — Rollel Barley, $16@16 50; Otleake Meal at the mill, $20 ton; jobbing, §21; Cottonseed Olicake, $21 ton. HAY—Neither buyers nor sellers show any dis- position to change values. Wheat is quotable at $8@11 50: Oat,|87@9: W heat and Oat, $8@11: Bar- ley, $7@8 50: Alfalfa, 27@9; Clover, $6@7 50: Compressod Oat, $6 50@8; Compressod Wheat, §7 @10 50; Stock, $6@7 P ton. STEAW—30@50c # bale. BEANS AND SEEDS : Split Peas, 4%4c; Green do, BEANS—Dealers report the market very du Bayos are quoiable st 90c@$l B ctli Small Whites, $1 25@1 40 B ctl; Pea, 31 25@1 45 % cu: iarge Whites. 81@1 16 B otl: Pink, ¥5@9714¢c; ileds, 81 26: Blackeye. $1 40@1 6! Red Kidney, 81 50@1 65; Limas, $2 60@2 7 Hutters, $1 40@1 60 for small ana $1 25@1 50 for large. Py SEEDS—Brown Mustard is quétable at $1 60 @2 25 B ctl; Trieste, $2@2 50 Yel- low Mustard, $1 40@1 50; Flax, $1 70@1 80; Ca- nary, 2%c B 1b; Alfalfa, 714@9%¢ # b; Bape, 215c @ fb; Hemp, 8lgc B b, DRIED PEAS—$1 £5@1 40 B ctl for Niles and $1 25@1 45 for Green. POTATOES, ONIONS, VEGETABLES. POTATOES—The market for all descriptions s weak. New Potatoes are quotable at 75c@8l 25; River Burbanks, 50@56c; Uregon Burbanks, 60@ 76c® cil; Oregon Garnet Chiles. 85c@$1 % oti; Early Rose, 60@0c: Petaluma and Tomales, 65 @55¢ B cil; Humboldt Burbanks, 60@70c ® cti. ONIONS_New are dull at VEGETABLES—Arrivals were 540 boxes As- paragus, 14¥ boxes Rhubarband 531 sacks Peas. Tomaioes are scarcer and higher. 0 18 Khuburb. The otber descriptions show no particular change. Summer Squash, $1 45@1 50 B bx : Egg Plant, 16¢ B Los Aneeles Tomatoes, $2@2 50 box: Cu- cumbers, 50c@$1 § doz; Asparagus, $1@2 P bx for ordinary'and $2 25@2 50 for extra: Rhubarb, 60c@ #1; Dried Peppers, 7@c: Green Peppers, — Ib; Ureen Peas, BUC@S1 # sk for common and 2@2 vgc #1b for Garden: String Beans, 8@10c B b for Los Angeles and 10@123c B 1 for Winters; Horse Beans, 35Gb0c @ sack: Dried Okra, 1234c; Cab- buge, 40c % ctl; Garlic, 414@5¢ B Ib. BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS, BUTTER—Continuous packing by dairymen and commission merchants keeps the surplus down and the market steady. n(,;'l‘u:mxl!- Fency, ldc; seconds, 13@1334c Darny—Fancy, 182 good to cholce, 12@13%4¢; lower grades, 11@1134e. e CHEESE—Tnere is plenty on hand and the mar- ket Is quiet. Fancy mfld new, 7c: common togood. 6@blge; Cream Cheddar, 10@llc B b; Young $anise 569c B B; Western, 10@1ic; Eastern, EGGS—Prices seem pretty well established for they do not change. Oregon Eggs, 11c B dozen: Enstern Egzs, 11G11340; Store 11@12c: ranch Eggs, 12@13%4c: Duck Kggs, 14636 # doz. POULTEY AND GAME. POULTRY—Two ears Eastern came {n and some sales were made at 15c for Turkeys, 86 50 for Hens and $5 for old Roosters. Local stock Is quiet. Turkeys are lower. Young Roosters are scarce and higher. Hens are in large suppiy and dull. Live Turkeys, 13@14c for Gob. blers, 12@13c for Hens: Geese, B pair. $1@1 25 @oainge. 81 4591 50; Ducks, o35 SORL B0 dor od an doz for 'young: 0@t Koosters, Foung: $7 : do, old, $4@ 4 By roilers, a ers, $6@¢ 50 for large and ’2?8 for smdll; Pigeons. $1 26@1 50 for youag and ola. GAMF—The market is neglected and nominal, Hare, 50@75c: Rabbits, 75c for Cottontalls and 50 @75¢c ¥ aoz for small. LECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS. ORCHARD FRUITS—Arrivals of Cherries were 2629 boxes, selling at 25@65c for White and Red and 50@85c » box for Biack. Two small shipments of Pringle Apricots were received from Vacaville and were quoted at 81 50 box. ‘HEXKRIES—RmI ts of Strawberries were 441 chests, selling =868 B chest for Longworihs @6 1 es. obscbermien. Soe B drawer and 1@%c B b in sacks for small and P drawer and 2@3c b in buik for large. 'Raspherries, $1@1 26 B drawer; Newcastie Rasp- berries, §1 56 % crata s l No Blackberries from Southern California. Currants, 5¢ 5¢ § box. CITRUS FROITS . Navels are very firm, but Secdlings are rather quiet. Lemons are dull Oranges are quotable at $1 25@2 7 box for Seed linzs, $3@4 50 for Navels, $1 75@2 75 for Malta Bloods and $1 5 50 for Mediterranean Sweets: Lemons, 75c@s1 25 for common_and $1 50@2 50 for good to choice; Mexican Limes, 35 b Callfornia Limes, $1: Bananas, $1@2 8 bunch; Plneapples, $3@6 B dozen. DRIED FRUITS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETC. Buyers are after Raisins, Peaches and Apples, but neglect Prunes and Apricots. The market 100ks better than for some time. DRIED FRUITS—The following prices rule on the Fruit Exchang CARLOAD LoTs—Apples, 114@2c B B for quar- terea, Zc for sliced and 4@iigc for evanorated: Peaches. 214@4c and ¢ for 1ancy; Apricots, 6la@ 8Bc for prime 1o choice, 9¢ for fancy and 10@l1c B b for fancy Moorparx: Figs, black, 2lac for un- Rmud: White Figs, 4c in sacks: Pears, 7¢ @ for evaporated halves, 35@tc B Ib for quarters: Prunes, 3@3l4c; Plums, $iec ® Ib for pitted und 134@2c for unpiited; Nectarines, 312@0c ¥ Ib for, prime to choice and 5lic for fancy. JOBBING PRicks—Evaporated Apvles, 4@’ P Ib: sun-arled,114@z2c: Peaches, 214@4c and.5@! forfancy; peeled in boxes. 11@l2lac; Prunes, 4c for four sizes, 5@blgc for 40@6U's and 41 10r 50@60's: Apricots. £15@9c for prime to cholce 10@11c for fancy Moorpark: Figs, black, 3lgc: White Figs, 3@bc: Pears, 8c B b for evapor- ated halves and 4@71c for quarters; Plums, 835@dc for pitted and.1@13ec for unpitted; N tarines, 4@sc B 1b for prime to choice. AISINS AND DRIED GRAPES—Pricesare as follows, carload lots, . 0. b. San Franeisco: Four- crown, 100se, 334c @ W; 3-crown. loose, 214c: 2- crown, 2c; seealess Sultanas, 315@334C; seedless Muscatels, 235@234¢; three-crown London layers T0c B box: clusters, $1 36@1 50: Dehesa clusters, 2 26; Imperiul clusters, $2 60@2 75; Dried Grapes, — '8 . JomsING PRICEs—Four-crown loose, 34c; 8- crown, 23,@3c: 2-crown, 214@2Yac. Seediess Sul- tanas, 4c @ Ib; Seedless Muscaiels, Sc; S-crown London lavers, 76@90c: clusters, $1 50@1 75: Dehesa clusters, $2 50: Imperial clusters, §2 75; Dried Gra) — NUT! alnuts are guotabe at 8@llc B B for No. 1 hard and 11@13c ' Ib for paper-shell, job- bing lots: Almonds, 6@7%zc ¥ I for Languedoc and 815@10c for paper-shell, jobbing; Peanuts, 514 @?7ec for Eastern and 415@54¢ for California: Hick- ory Nuts, 5@6c: Pecans, 6¢ for rough and o for lished: Fliberts, 8@9c: Brazil Nuts, 9@10c @ : Cocoanuts, #4 50@5 B 100. HONEY—Comb is quotable st 10@12¢c b for SApLE Andi 600018 1o/ tue loer pralliey At white extracted, b@b ® b lg fi tracted, 4147 41‘/‘;'?%.:?61"1!)1‘!. dc; dark, 2@3c. BEESWAX—3 PROVISIONS. Cottolens is lower. Hams, Bacon and Lard show no change. Trade continues dull. CURED MEATS—Bacon, 6c 8 I for heavy, 7¢ for light meatum, 9c % b for light, 10< for exira light and 12c $ 1 for sugar-cured: Kastern Sugar- cured Hams. 1115¢; California Hams. 10c 8 Mess Beet, $7 B0@5; extra mess do, $8 50@9; fam- ily do, 810: extra prime Pork. &8 50@9; extra Siear, 834 Whhi: mess, $12 9 bbl; " Hmoked Xiser, o LARD—Eastern, tlerces 1s quoted at 614c B b for compound and 634 for pure; pails, 734c: Cali- fornla tierces, Sige for compound and i4c for pure: half-bbls, 814@834c: 10-1b tins, 734c; do 5-1b, TBe B D ST COTTOLENE—614: @614 in tierces and 7@7%4c B 1 in 10-1 tins. HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. HIDES AND SKINS—Are firm at the advance. Heavy salted steers, 7c @ 1b; culls and brands, 6c; medium, 6c ® D: culls and brands, 5c:light, 6c: culls and brands, 4c; Cowhides, 5@54ac B 1b; cuils and brands, 4@ilac: saited Kip, 8¢ @ salted Calf, 7c; salted Veal, tc: dry Hides, 10 culls and brands, 8c® Ib: dry Kip and Veal, 8@9c; cuus, Te: dry Calf, 16c: culls, 10c; Goat: skins, 20@35c each: Kids, 6c: Deerskins, good summer, 30c; medium, 15@2bc: winter, 10G15¢: Eheepskins, shearlings, 10@15c each: short wool, 20@36c each: medium, 40@50¢ each’ long WoOIs, 60 ench. Culls of &ll kinds about Lac less. TALLOW—Is dull and weak. No. 1, rendered, 314@3%c; No. 32, 3c: refined, 515@5%4¢c; Grease, prert) WOOL—Light free Wools are wanted, but there are very few coming in. Heavy and defective clips are negiected. We quote Spring Nevaas, 8@9c: San Joaquin and Southern Coast, six months, 4@6c: San Joaquin, foothill, good to choice, 1@¥c; San Joaquin, year's fleece, 412@614c: northern free, 7 @9c; do, detective, 5@6izc B b HOPS—We quote nominally 113@3c B 1. These are ruinous quotations, but they cannot be heiped —the goods will not bring any more. GENERAL MERCHANDISE, BAGS—Are quoted firm. Calcutta Grain Bags, spot, $4 15@4 20; June-July delivery, $4 35; San Quentin, $4 20: Wool Bags, 2415@2614¢c COAL—Wellington, $8 ¥ ton: New Wellington, $8 P ton: Soutnfleld Welllngton, $7 50 B ton; Seattle. 85@5 50; Bryant, $5: (00s Bav, $4 5 Wallsend. 86 50; 'Scotch, $7 50: Brymbo, &7 b Cumberland, $13 50 in bulk and $15 in_sks Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, $11: Cannel, $8: Rock Springs, Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley. 87 60; Coke, 810 50 in bulk and $12 50 @ ton in sacks. CANNED FRUIT—The canvers are working a little on Cherries and Gooseberries. Aprico’s are quotable at $1@1 05 # doz: Peaches, $1 1 Pears, $1 25@1 35 B dozen: Plums, 90c@$1. CANNED VEGETABLES —Tomatoes, 80c B dozen, B tins: Peas $1@1 25 B dozen. COFF Firm and perlean e e CoSTA R1cA—1915@20%4c for good toprime: 00 Tor. mopd mined with: Bisch bewas: 164,@ 734c. for fair; 1312@16Y4c for common 0 ordi- nary. ALVADOR—1814@18%4c for good to prime weshed: 1704@1 8. for fair washed; 193,@20c for g00d washed peaberry: 171@)754c for superior unwashed; 17c for good green unwashed; 19@ 1814c¢ for good o prime unwashed peaberry. GUATEMALA AND MEXICAN — 20L4@2114¢ for prime 1o strictly prime washed: 19@z2uc for good 1 strictly good washed: 171@183;c for fair Washed; 16@1714c for medium} 1414@15%c for ordinary; 12@14c for Inferior to common: 2014 @2lc fof good to prime washed peaberry: 19@ 193¢ for good unwashed peaberry. VESH - Bucific Cod, catch of 1995: 100-b cases quotable at 6c B Ib: 50-b bundles, 5c ¥ B Siiver Ring Strips. 8¢ Ib: Narrow-Gauge do, 7¢ § Bb: Tablets, 8c P M; Seabright Blocks, 71gc; Pacific Herring, 18 w1 box: Dutch do, $I@I728 @ keg: White Fish, $1 50 in balf-bbls and #1 75 Lo kits' Tongues and Sounds, $14; Mackerel, bbls—No. 1, $30: No. 2, $26; No. 3, $24; bali'bbis—No. #12'50: No. 2, $11; No. 3, $10; kits, No. 1, $2; No. 2, $1 60; No. 3, $1 50. »SUICKSILVER—Quoted for export a: 35836 Hask. O1L—Californla Castor Oll, cases, No. 1, 95c; bbls, 80c B gal (manufacturers’ rates): Linseed Ofl in bbis, boiled, 48c: do raw, 46c: cases, S more; Lard Oil, extra winter-sirained, bbls, 61c: No. 1, blc; cases 5c higher; China Nut, $4 50@ 4803 case. PETROLEUM AND GASOLINE—The Stan- dard Oil Company quotes as follows: Water- white Coal Oll, in bulk. 12lgc; Pearl Oil, in cases 18c; Astral, do, 19c: Star, do, 19¢: Extra Star Ull, in cases, 23c: Elaine, o, 24c: Eocen-, 4o, 2lc; Deodorized Stove Gasoline, In bulk, 143pc: *do, in cases, 20c: 61° Devdorized Naphtha, in buik, 1535¢: 63° do. in cases, 19¢; 86° Gasoline, in bulk, 20c: 86° do, In cases. 25e B gal. WHITE LEAD—Quoted at 6%2¢ B b. RED LEAD—Quotable at 614¢ @ . TURPENTINE— In cuses, ilc; iron barrels, 87¢c; wooden barrels, 38¢ B gallon. CANDLES—Graniie Candles, 8s, 18 oz, are 3“0“!}““9\/‘!‘ do, 14 oz, 814c; do, 120z, 73405 0, 10 0z, 7c; Electric Light Candles, 6s, 16 oz, 8¢t do, 140z, T/ac: do 12 oz, 6%gc: do, 10 0z, dije: Parafline Wax Candles, white, is, 9s, 48, 8s and 125, 14 0z, 9c: assorted colors, same sizes, 10c. LEATHEK—Quiet, but firm in symrathy with the Eastern markets. Extra heavy Sole quotable at 26@28c B B: heavy Sole, 27¢ for No. 1 and 25¢ for No. 2; medium Soe, 24@26c_for No. 1 and 22¢ § Ib for No. 2: Light sole, 23@24c. for No. 1. and 20@22c B 1 for No. 2; Harness, heavy, 30 85c; do, medium, 28c: do, light, 24@25c; Houg Leainer, 18@20c; - Kips, $40@46 # dos; Calf, 70@90c: Rough Spilts, 4@bc. SUGAK—The Western Sugar Refinery Compan: has reduced 1ts prices aud Dnow quotes as fol- lows, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed. Powdered and Fine Crushed, all 63c: Dry Granuiated, Contectioners’ A, b “Magnolia A. Sljgc:’ Extra & ucl:m Solden G, S¥gp: Shatihardla, more than barrels, and boxes lgc more. ‘sz(L’P—(., iden, in bbls, 16¢; Black Strap, 10c gal SAN FRANCISCO. MEAT MARKET. Hogs are rather steadier under lighter receipts, but prices show no change. Beef, Mutton and Lamb sell at previous prices. Wholesale rates for dressed stock from siaughterers are as follows: BEEF—First quality, 140; - second do, 434@ 4340 third do, MGG B EAL—Large, b@6e; small, 6@7¢ ® . MUTTON—Wethers, 5@6%c: Ewes. d%4@5c LAMB—Spring Lamb, 6@6%4¢ B . PORK—L , 3@3 B for large and a:‘.lgs kf::lm:fmd S aiiom aressed 4o, 43 o WOOD, LUMBER, TIES, ETC. Posts, 9@10c each: Redwood, 85 B cord; Oak, rough, 86 50; peeled, $9: Pine, 85 75: Railroad Ties. 85¢c apiece for 6xs, 41c for 7x8 and 45@50c RN BARK rd. 'ANBARK—$14 3 coy Retail prices for glne are: No. 1rough, $13 $17 50 for the different lengths; No. 2, 8113 No. Flooring, $21@26; Lath, $2: Redwood, §16 for No.1and $18 for No, 2; Hustic, $18@23; Shingles, common, $1 50; Shakes, ¥9 P M. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCKE. ¥OR 24 WOURS. Fiour. ar. sks. A Sharp Drop in Mining Stocks and Less Business. Comstock mining shares broke badly yesterday, especlally on the afternoon call, as will be seen by the list of sales. Business fefl oft in proportion and altogether the market looked very soft. The close was firmer as will be seen below. On the Bond Exchange, the SUgAT SLOCKS were 3403 | F lower, Hutchinson declining to $2433 and Ha- wailan to 81814, The Gould & Curry and Challenge aueu sl takes place to-day. Con. delin- he annual meeting of the Crown Point Mining Company has been called for Juue 1. The Con. Cal. & Va. Mining Comvany has a cash Dbaiance of about 844,000 in its treasury, with all bilis for the month of April paid. In the Choilar mine (Comstock worklngs), in the stope above No. 2 crosscut on the 450 level, they are ralsing on a streak of fair grade ore and Are preparing to crosscut from the seventh floor. ‘There is no change in the south stope on this level. In ihe winze below it they are working on the west 8 de of the old stope on a streak of fair grade ore three feet in width. main incline and other thoroughfares. They are also repairing’ the They saved during the week 125 tons and 1600 pounds of ore, which they shipped to the Nevada Mll. age baitery sample, with that from ore extracted, was $25 12 per ton. ‘The aver- theretofore In the Potosi mine (Comstock workings) the raise from the south stope on the 450 level was ad- vanced nine feet during the past week 121 feet. The 1op is in vein material composed chiefly of low-grade quartz _On the 650 levei the main west drift {s now out 472 feet from the shaf:. On the tunnel level they have stopped thé winze from the southwes. crosscut and have started a crosscut from it east on the fourth floor, which 1s oW out twenty-seven feet in low-grade quartz. and is up Assessments Pending. Following is a list of assessments now pending: Delinqt Coxpaxy. | No. |Amt. intho | Salo Day. Board. Gould & Curry......| 78 15.Apr2b May Chalienge. .. 21{ 05 Apr2 Caledonia....... 46 05May 2| May Crown Point. 67| 200May 3 May Oceidental.. | 22 loMay 3 'May Utah........ 22| 0May 4. May Alpha.. 16, 05 May 7 .June Potosi - 45 20May10 June Mexican 64| 20 May2d June 1K Savage 89| 20.Jne 1.June 28 Overman ... b, June 25 Alta. 52 June H0 Silver King. 14 7Juy 14 BOAKI, SALES, Following were the saics in the San Franolsos Stocx Board vesterday: REGULAR MORNING SFSSION COMMENCING 50200 Oceldtl..1.90 23 50 Chaline. 160 Chollar. 200 . .10 600 CC&V. 45100 . 13700 o= 3100 Cont....1.40 450 %0 100 -8.30 200 . -6011000 ..........68/1100 155100 ... 75200 Exchar. -74[100 .. 721100 G & C.1.65 100 ....75300 H&N ... 2.00 300 800 Balion... 31300 _. 10,500 & 82/100 Kentuck.. 40(1650 Mxicn. 41/400 Overman . 300 Alpha, 600 Alta.. 10/900 . o -69/600 Excngr...10/300 . 650 B & B..1.43450 G & C...1.45 250 . 1.501100 .. 100 Bodie. .. ISP 450 Buillon. 200 . 550 .. 200 Caled: -1.501100 “2.00l100 . -881100 . Following wers the saies in the Pacta Stook oard yesterday : BEGULAR SESSTON—10:30, 200 Alpha.....20,500 Exchar. 200 Al 1 5800 180 600 -~1.35 | 33 1.40 00 Kentuck..06 50 ..., " 134 | 200 .. +-85 100 Mexcan.. 99 200 Scorpion.. 100 ... 2000000 86/200 . 98900 SB&. 500 Bulwer....40200 . 97200 ..... 100 Challge. b/ 850 Choliar. 2,50 100 Occld. 200 5 450 350 ... 2.76.250 100 CCV.8,3234 20 Ophi 950 . 8.50200 ... 150 Conti....1:30 300 . 12.15100 . 350 Con Im...03 350 Ovrmn....22/200 ¥ Jacies 100 Crwn Pt 0/300 .. 200 ..... 11100 AFTERNOON SES&ION—2:30. 200 Alta. ......22650 G & C. e 1.80) -1.5314 50 . 150 B & 8..1.50 100 .2.00100 . 1.95100 . .05(100 - 1101750 .07?, 2000 .. 2.10 400 . 2.20100 . 450 Chouar..2.60 1100 Justice .15 400 . 100, 2.55 100 +15/200 300 5 50 Mxcan...93200 S Hill 200 8230 350 .. +.92:200 Union. 450 CCEV...3.08 350 . 90, 50 ... 100 Contl....1.40 300 Mono......14/300 . 200 C N Y.....07/100 Ocedui..1.85100 | 500 Exchar. 500 12300 Ovrmb... 16,250 10/ | CLOSING QUOTATIONS. TUESDAY, May 1 ++2.75350 Ophir. .. 78100 Crwn PL..70 400 Savage. 269/300 Scorpion..10 | g B.....2 11300 S Nev...1.15 +1.93/100 Union 6/400 Y Joki L1300 AFTERNOON SESSION—2:30. 1350 Chollar. 2.60(250 Mexican..87 51200 Occdtl 50 Potosi. +2.05/100 Scorplon.. .10/400 Seg Bel. 23008 Nev..1.19 ~12 300 Potosi..1.45 5 -2.00 550 Savagl.321, +1.55/160 Ophlr....2.10 [ 50 i 2: .70 500 H&EN 1.9714 750 Potost. . et 2314 150 Scorpion. 0! 225100 S B&M. 85300 Kentuck..06 400 §' Nev 1115 | | 3 .1.30 RREET yndicate05 | i Savagel. .10 2.05 17801 ~1.35 Tlod3 | Bavagel.3) L5 L25y, oL 2T .% 0 121 9-4P. . | ®anta Roas. |San Diego..... | | Eureka. Newnport.. Columbi: Portiand . Arazo. Coos Bav Eanta Hosa... Han Diego.. .., 8000 X FoR 0 N R Bonds.. 50 Pacific Lighting ... = 10 00 86000 S F & N P Railway B nd. . 102 25 5. #5000 S P Branch Rallway Eonds....... 100 00 SALES—AFTERNOON SESSION 10 Hawa awaiian Commercial. .. 100 do do he et IR gg 24 Hutentnson § i ueTs o do 2 2 50 do do 31807 75 do do 24 3714 25 do do 24 W71 B do do 25 00 20 Pacific Gas Imp 86 12 508V Water...... ..l 99 00~ o ireet— Edison Light & Po 2 30 Oakland Gas. .\ orer 00 e 108V Water. 3 : 99 G0 — REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Frederick Dittmer to Joseph M. an Filiatrault, 1ot on W line of ll‘u\\-nrd sl.n(}@l I‘?\';“s)? of Fourteenth, N 25 by W 75: $10, 5 Joseph Moore to Moore Investment Company, loton I line of Valencia street, 208 S of Twenty. second, S 37:6 by E 125; $10. 2 Bridget 0’Day to Thomas F. 0" of Twenty-fifth- street, 75 K 90: 810. ouis and Rachael Landler (by J, B. Reinsteln, attos y) to Wells, Fargo & (10.?Ifll on N ;:nvnl street, 25 E of Chareh, E 25 by 114; also ll}! on S line of Twenty-first street, 155 E of Noe, E 150 by S 114: also lots 456 and 1 3ift Map 3; also lot on Sk corner of Porter av 200 NI of Nagiee avenue, NE 40 by SE 1.5, block 24, West End Map 2: also lot on & E line of Twenty- fifth screet, 80 E of Fountain, E 55 by S 120 nls Joton W line of Stanyan street, 50:3 S of Belgrave avenue, 8 75:3, W 122, N 75:214, E 110: also lot on W line of Sixth avenue, 100 Sof Call- fornia, S 60 by W 120; also lot on N line of Rivoll avenue, 100 E of Stanyan, E 50 by N 100: also lot on SE corner of Diamond and Twenty-third streets, 28 by E 100; also lot on S liné ot Jackson street, 60 E of Laurel, & 77:6 by 8 127:814 1s0 1ot on N line of Twenty fifth street, 160 E of Diamond, E 80 by N 114; also 1ot on NE corner of Elizabeth and Sanchez streets, N 25 by E 92:6; also lot on S line of Fred. erick street, 55 E of Tremont avenue. E 25 by 102; also lot on SE corner of Stanyan street, and Alma avenue, S 100, E 197:9, N 100:714, W 204:6: also lot on E line of Hartford street. N 9_! ‘I'wentieth, N 25 by E 125; also lot on N line of Twentieth street, 50 W of Hariford, W 25 by N 82:6: quitclaim deed; $25. Otto Luhn to Louise Luhn, lot on W line of Dia- moud street, 186 N of Nineteenth, N 25 by W JLouisa M. Babcockto Kate M. Fitzgerald, lot on W line of Graut avenue, 40 N of Sutter street, N 42 by W 30; $10. Peter and Bertha Johnson to Eberhard ana Anna Soedier,ioton N lineof Fraucis-o street, 157:6 W of Stockion, W 45 bv N 137:6; $10. Vanderlyn Stow, A. N. Drown and W. ¥. Herrin (executors of estate of W.W Stow) to W H. Brown, undivided 14 of block bounied by Jeffer- son, Beach, Powell and Mason streets; 8- - Joseph Moore to Moore Investment Com 'ot on S corner of First and 27:2 by SW 75; 810, Same to same, lot on SW line of Second street, Day, lot on S lne of Bryant, E 25 by § pany, Clementina streets, SE 150 N'W of Townsena, NW 60 by SW 160; aiso | lot on NE corner of Carver and Powhattan streets, N 350 by E 140, 1ots 1161 to 1188, Gift sap 3: also 1ot on NW' corner of K street afid Thirty- eighth avenue. N 300 by W 120: 210. Benjamin Healey to Albert Becker, lot on SW corner of Minna and Mary streets, W 57:6 by S 27:6; $10. Same, as administrator of the estate of Mary E. or Mamie E. Medovich. to same; $6000. ALAMEDA COUNTY. Brida E. Noisat to J. West Martin, 1ot on NE corner of Fourth and Jefferson streeis, k75 by N 100, beiag lots 1 to 4, block 45, Okland; $10. rliza E. Frye to John V. Cook, loi on N line of Isabella street, 700 W of San Pablo avenue, W 27:8.N 139:215, E 28, S 159:21p, to bezinning, being & portion of the Gunn i ract, Uskland; $10. Duncan S. McBean to Alexander McBean, lot on W line of Broadway, 37:6 S of Durant sireet. W to E line of Telegraph avenue, S to & polnt 77 :81 Portland, via Coos Bay 47 hours; pass and mdse, to Norch Pacific Steamship Co. Stmr Navarro, Hardwick, 14 hours from Na- varro: 9432 rr ties, to U A Hooper & Co. Stmr Newsvoy, Fosen, 57 hours from Vem- tura: produce, Lo Soaihern Pacific Milling Co. Simr Geo Loomis, Bridgett, 42 hours rrom Ven- tura: 6220 bbis oil, 1o Pacific Rolling Mills. Stinr State of California, Ackley. 48 hours fm Portland, via Astoria 39 hours; pass and mdse, to_fi00dall, Perkins & Co. p John Cooke, Magee, 149 days from Car- 597 tons coal, 400 tons coke, to Williams, Dimond & Co. Sehr Bender Brothers, Thompson, 16 hours from Bihlers Point: 85 ¢ is wood, to Bender Bros. Schr C T Hiil, Rudbach, 5 days from Grays Har- bor; lumber and laths, to ¥ K Wood Lumber Co. Cleared. TUESDAY, May 19. Morrison, Honolulu; Haw bark R P Rithet, Welch & Co. Brig Pitcairn, Graham, Pitcairn Islands; Pacific Press Pubiishing Co. Schr Corona, McAllep. Nicolaefskl; Freeman, Smith & Oo: Sailea. TUESDAY, May 19, Stmr Gipsy. Leland, Santa Cruz. tmr Alcazar, Gunderson. tmr Tillamook, Hansen. Stmr Emplre, Anderson, Astoria. Stmr Eureka, Jepson, S&n Pedro. pSimr City of Puebla, “Debne ictoria and Port ownsend. Sumr Scotia, Johnson. e ship British Yeoman, White, Queenstown. Rr ship Yarkand, Elliof, Port Townsend. Haw bark R P Rithet, Morrison, Honolulu, Briz Pitcalrn, Graham, Pitcalrn Islands. Schr J N Ingalls, Thomas, Guaymas via Mazat- lan. Schr Nettle Low, Low, Point Réyes. Schr H C Wright, Olsen, Eureka. Dart, Eureks. Scnr Etta B, Madsen, Fort Ross. Sehr Neptu void, Grays Harbor. Schr C H Merchant, Brannan, Coos Bay. Charters. The schr Ida Schnauer loads mdse for Port Clar- ence, Alaska; Brbark Belmont and Haw bark Tolanl, sugar at Honoluiu for Philadelphia; schr Twlilight, lumber at Tacoma for Guaymas. The Br ship Drumbarton is chartered for wheat to Brisbane, 22s. Telegraphic. POINT LOBOS. Mav 19-10 p clear: wind NW; velocity 18 miles. Spoken. Per Occidental at Kureka—No date—Lat 3118 N, long 125 38 W. Haw bark Andrew Welch, hne May 7, for Honolulu. Domestic Ports. PORT LOS ANGELES—Arrived May 19—Stmr 1 Bear Harbor. A BAY—Salled May 19—Stmr San Francisco. REKA—Sailed May 19—Stmr Pomona, for San Francisco. ALBION—Arrived May 17—Schr Bessie K, hne May 16. ASTORIA—Arrived May 19—Bark Vidette, frm Redondo. GREENWOOD—Salled May 19—Stmr Whites- boro. for San Francisco. PORT GAMBLE—Sailed May 19—Schr Spokane for Honolulu. 2 Arrived May 18—Schr Roy Somers, hence May A —~Weathar Fara- REDONDO—Arrived May 19—Stmr Protection, from Westport. SAN PEDRO—Sailed May 19—Stmr Pasadena, for Eureka: schr Bertha Dolbeer, for Eureka. SEATTLE—Safled May Sudden, for Acajutla; cisco. Arrived May 19—Stmr City of Everett, from Nanaimo, for San Francisco. COOS BAY—Arrived May 19—Schr Daisy Rowe, hence May 10, 15—Bktn Catherine stmr Albion, for San Fran- S of SE._corner of Telegraph avenue and Durant, | E182:514 10a point in W line of Broadway, 75 | S from SW corners of Broadway and Durant, thence N 37:6 to beéginning, bloek A, Fountain | place, Uakland; 5. Florence M. Athearn to F. M. Nottage, lots 3 and 4in pat 17, Amended Map of Lakeview, b subdivision of plats 16, 17 and 18, Watson ' East Oakland: $5. John C. and Alice Rouse to John Brawley, block D, Broadway and Tract, Oakland Townshi Tact, lot 11, Telegiaph-avenue Park ; $337. Builders' Contracts, P. Morasson with J. B. Pene, to erect a one-story | brick building on S line of Twenty second strect, | 67_E of Shotwell, $1430: G. A. Berger, architect. Suss Brothers with Carl Krecker, a terations and additions (0 building at 1530 Kentucky street, $1940: H. Gellfuss, architect. —————— THE CALL CALENDAR. May, 1896. [SuMo. Ta. 1 W. Th. 2. St ooms pases] ) i 1 ast Quarter. || B B I o e I May 4./ HE ] 1 a{5|6(7|8 4 % P —|—{—|—!|n New Moon. || ‘llo‘u‘u:ls(u‘xs 16 | May 12.f| 1 | 1 | \ {{17 {18 {19 | 20 | 21| 22 | 28 | 5 First Quarter) oSl e e o i e Ll May 19, l|24| 25| 26| 27|28 | 29 | 30 e f— —_'—l———‘—\——l4 22 Full Moon. || 31! B May 26, OCEAN STEAMERS. Dates of Departure From San Francisco. STEAMER | DESTINATIO! TGoos Bar. Eel Kiver. . |China & Japn. | samms. [Poem. May20.10ax | Pier 13 May20. 9am Pier 13 May20, Sem PM8'S May2111ax/ Pier 11 9au Pler 24 Ty Pier § Seu| Pier 13 China..... |Oregon poris | HumbolacBay | May A Blanchar |Oregon ports.. | May2: Del Norte . ‘Ul"ys Harpor May22, 5pm — Btate of Cai|Portiand....... |May28,10am Pier 24 | Newoor: 1.1l | May23] 0au | Pier 11 Honolulu:.".. | May23.10aM Oces Farauon. | Y aouina Bay. May23, 9ax pier 2 Walla Walla | Vic & Pgt Snd | May23. 9am Pier 9 Coron: “an Diego.....|May25,11aw Pier11 ays Harbor. May27,12 w Pier 2 ic Eurexa Newoor: May27, 8am Pler 11 Columbia .. | Portland .17 | May28,10ax | Pier 24 STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. STEAMER | Frox | puw Beigic.. ~|China and Jaoan. May 20 Walla Walls Victoria & Puget Sounad |..May 20 Del Norte Grays HATDOT. .. ........| .. May 20 Pomona... Humbold: bay.. St Paul. Sewport. Yeanins Crescens City.. - |San biego...... Nanaimo. . Grays Harbor. Eel River.. Portlana. o Mexeo.. Sol LT Victoria & Puget Souna San Blas. -/ Panama SUN, MOON AND TIDE. > BULLETIN PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL U. 8. COAST AND GEODETIO SURVEY Tinm' AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDEN" } Wednesday May 20 Sun rises. pos 4741 Moon rises Sun sets 1171.7.19| Moon seta. 0.52ax May—1896. g =|-nme Feet|T'1° | gy |Time| poo, [Time LW LW W LW 20] 522 L11151] 03 6.66| 4.9|...|=.... L W/ Feet H W Fecz‘L W| Feet|H W | Feet 211 0.67| 17| 656/ 4.0/12.48| 0.5/ 7.34| 5.0 22| 1.50| 1.0f 8.10 4.2 138 12| &10| 53 23| 2.45| 02| o224 41| 2:30| 16| 8.46| 57 24| 3.39/-0.6/10.30| 43| 817( 20| 9:27| 5.9 25| 4301-11/11.33 41| s04( 201008/ 60 26| 5.18{-1:6/12.31] 4.3 4.48| 2.9/10.50] 6.1 NOTE—ID the abOve exposition of the tides the early morning tides are given in the left hand column, and the successive tides of the day in the order of occurrence as to time. The second time column gives the second tide of the day, the third time column the third tide, and the last or right hand column gives the last tide of the day, except when there are but three tides, as sometimes occurs. The heights given are additions to the soundings on the United States Coast Survey €harts, except when a minus sign (—) precedes the height, and then the number givenis subtractive from the danth o van b b HYDROGRAPHIC BULLETIN, Bid. Asked Bud. Asked. 2 - 40 — 11Joha, 5180190 4zlJustice.. 00 13 11 T2/Bentuck. . vem 05 06 | 1.60 Lady Wast... 05 08 | - 90 92 30 Mono . --d3 — 31 NevadaGueea — 05 41/0cclaencal..... 180 1.85 | Choliar, a1 Con. Cai'& 130 | Challenge Con. 46 133 Cua. lmpena. 02 19 21 1.25 Scorpion 10 - —Syndicate. 0 05 70 Siiver HIL.... 03 — 09 slerms Nevida 1.1 120 | — 0! Gould & Curry, 1.5 2 Hale & Norors. 2,25 68 GOLD MINING EXCHANGE. Amalte.... Keystone....... 300 L Bia..o .. es 00 Champion ... 500 Lockwood Con. a1 42 200 Sebastopol. 55 TUESER 56 | STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. TUESDAY, Mey19 -2 ». % ONITED STATLS BONDs. Bid, Asked. Bid. Asked, O R4scoup..10824111 |U B4s reg...109% — Do, new 1s...117 ~ — MISCELLANEOUS RONDL Cal-aiCbleSs. -~ 113 Do.201ss s — — ol Elec b6 — 12815 P& O By 65105 130 CotraCW b 961 98 | P&Ch Rves — 107 Dpntstexcp 77 = 95 |Pwlat.RR6s. — 11615 EdanL&P 6s. — 12234 Reno. WL&L — 105 "&CH RRG8.10415 — | RiverW Coss — 100 Geary-stR5s. 102 105 ISactor & L. - 10314 LosAncLss. — 103 |SFENPRESs10Z 10314 Dotnted.dy. — 103 |SPRRAriz8s — 9814 | MKt=iCblegs143 — |BPRE Cal6s. 108411 DokiyCons.. 10514105%|SPRK Calos.. — = NeviNgR7s 96 105 ' [SyBrRCaigs 9015101 NPCKEGL — 108 [SVWaterss.11873119% N Ry Cal6s.102 106 [SVWaterds.. — 894 N Ry Catds. — 100 |(StkinG&ESs — 101 Onk Gas 5v..100 — |SunstT&T6s100 — — Do 2d isy 55104 — |Sutter-stR5s1073y — Omnibus 65119141193, VisallaWCds — " 94 PackollMus. = 7 - Sazio sroaks. « 5o Contra Costa 3913 40 San Joss. Marin Co.... Asux/l — |SpringValley 985 9914 <7t ETOCKS. 20 356 | P'acific Li 46’ - 5 - !k:nmncmm 827 gans L& 5214 53 | S100KIOD.... = 3lig FacGaslmp 86 t6%a| INSUMA i BTOSKS. FlremansFa.165 . — [Sun.. T COMMERCIAL HANK <Th Kt AmerB&TC. — ~ (LondonP&A.128141%9 Anglo-Cal ... 51 59 |London&SF. — 2734 Bankof Cal. |89 2421 Merch Bx... 12— CalSD&TCa.. 5314 — |Nevada . .. — = FirstNatlonl.178 18234 sather B0 — = Grangers.... — - 8AVINGS BANK STOCK 2 BerS&LCo..1425 1660 (Sav& Load.. — 10 HumbS&L1100 1450 (Security..... — 260 Mutual, — 40 |Union 700 800 BE Savi — 48 STREET RAILROAD STOCK'L California.... — 110 (Oak.SL&Hsy — 100 Geary-st....[ 66 75 (Fresidio..... 73 10 Markel-st.. 45 46 [Suttersti i — " — POW. KR STOCK 163, = = — 90 25: California... 80 100 s T g S o wrnaxs Alasks Pkrs. 9613100 |OceanicS300 2833 20 BIkDCoal 08 = 30 [Peeaneras 7 LY CalCorMills. — — |PacBorax . 98 100 EdionLigt 117 18 ot S B s HbtehSPCo. 434 Jove JudsonMfgC. — Mer Ex Assa 100 BALES—MORNING SENSION. 50 Hawailan Commercial. 19 25 278" do ao . 10 00 50 do do 1475 50 Hutchinson 8 P'Co.. 26 25 75 do do 26 1214 50 do do 26 00 258 V. Water, . 9900 BEANCH HLYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE, U. S N. MERCHANTS EXCHANGR. SN FRANCISCO. May 19. 1898 The time ball on Telegraph Hili was dropped exactly at noon to-day—i. e., at noon of the 120k Taeridian, or exacily a; 8 7. 2. Groenwich tma. AL F. FECHTELER, Lieutenant U. 8. N.. in charga. NOTICE TO MARINERS. San Fraucisco Entrance—California. Notice is hereby given that on or about June 5, 1893, a first-class can buoy. (0 which is attached a beli buoy, painted red and black horizontal stripes, will be placed as an aid_to navieation 0 mark Mile :.ocks, entrance to San Francisco Bay, Cali- fornia- Due notice will be given of the exact loca- tion of this buoy. By order of the Lighthouse Board, £ FRANK COURTIS, Commander U 8 N, Inspector Twelfth Lighthouse District. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Arrived. TUESDAY, May 18. Stmr North Fork, Hansen. 24 hours from £u- reka: pass and mdse. to Charies Nelson. Stmr Cleone, Ailler, 34 hours from Crescent Clty:elumber, ' to Simpson Lumber Co: 18 tubs butter, to California Creamer Co. Stmr Arago, Reed. 40 hours from Coos Bay; pass and mdse. 1o Oregon Coal and Nav Co. Stmr Sants Rosa, Alexauder, 133 hours fm San Diego, etc; pass aud mdse, 10 Goodall, Perkins & Stmr Alice Blanchard, Dunham, 4 days from GRAYS HARBOR—Arrived May 14—Schr Dora luhm, hence May 2. May 19—Stmr Sunol, hence May 18, Sailed May 19—Schr Webfoot, for San Francisco, Foreign Port FALMOUTH—Arrived Mav 18—Br ship Thom- asina MacLellan, hence Jan 9. QUEENSTOWN—Arrived May 18 — Br_ship Glenfin , hence Jan 23; Ger ship Marie Hack- feld, bence Jan 23. Movements of Trans-Atlantic Stea ners. QU TOWN—Arrived May 19—Stmr Bel- ng a | genland, from Philadelpbia, and proceeded for Liverpool. NEW YORK—Arrived May 19—Stmr Kensing- ton. from Antwerp: stmr Scandls, from Mediter- ranean ports. Sailed May 1§—Stmr Havel, for Bremen. AMSTERDAM—Arrived out May 13—Stmr Zasnasm ANTWERP—Arrived out May 18—Stmr Southe wark. HAMBURG—Arrived out May 18—Stmr Scan- i MARSEILLES—Arrived out May 19—Stmr Neu- stria. OUTHAMPTON iled May 19—Stmr Berlin, for New Yor LIZARD—Passed May 19—<tmr H H Mier, fm New York, for Bremen; stmr Manitoba, from New York, for London. Importations. | VENTURA—Per Newsboy—6678 sks beans, 203 sk corn, 141 sks dry fruit, 50 cs honey, 22 bales | wool. COOS BAY—Per Arago—13 pkgs mdse, 1 bbl syrup, 108 tubs 18 bxs butter, 10 rollsleather, 10 8 cheese, 34 bdis hides, 15 sKs bark, 760 tons coal, | 20 piles, 3'sks coin, 7 pkgs express, 5 bis blankets, | 409 sks potatoes, 16 kegs uails, 1 bx hardware, 1 bx dry goods. 1 1ot old iron. D—Per Alice Blanchard—114 bbls kraut, 2kegs 7 cs pickles, 1 pkg s beer, 31 bbls 110t fron, 1 bbi brass per, 90 sks bones. 876 sks potatoes, 314 sis 5 sks wheat, 15,823 ft lumber, 100 bbls bleaching powder. SAN DIEGO—Per Santa Rosa—310 bxs oranges, 293 pkgs mdse, 10 cs canued goods, 2 bbls cur- rants, 287 bxs lemons. 1 cs hooks, 3 bals burlap, 1 | cs shoes. 1 bx linens, 10 tubs butter, 14 sk raisins, | 2 buls olives, 14 s<s abalone meat 2 bxs tobacco, | 303 baissalt hides, 9 bils calf hides, 6 bdls glue- | stoci. | Los'Angeles via Redondo—1 cs olive olf, 43 cs | mdse, 60 tierces lard, 20 bbis hams, 17 cs D S wax, | 310t 0l copper. | . Redondo—36 puncheons wine, 5 cs mdse, 5 bxs beeswax. 79 bxslemons, 472 bxs oranges, 1 cs bams. g Port Los Angeles—7 cs Japanese goods, 2 drums. cheese, 6 cs mdse, 10 bxs oranges. 5 cs honey, 19 bxs tomatoes, 10 bxs squash, 1 bbl brandy. Los Angeles via Port Los Angeles—43 cs mdse, 7 bxs tomatoes, 7 cs cigarettes, 43 bxs oranges, 50 kegs ails. Sants Barbara—2 bxs butter, 11 skshorns, 2 cs* mdse. 75 bxs lemons. 28 bxs oranges. Port Harford—-34 cs mdse, 15 bdls pelts, 2 bdls dry hides, 8 bdls skins, 41 green hides, 2 bbls tal- loiv. 4 cans tallow, 44 kegs nalls, 1 firkin 7 tubs 12414 bxs butter, 11 cscheese, 31 cs eggs, 1 bx mussels, 7 bxs fish, 38 dressed calves, 8 coops chickens, 2 cs cigars, 8 cs honey. San Luis Obispo—197 sks barley. Rocksiding—1000 sks bituminous rock. Nipoma—131 sks beans. ania Maria—1434 sks beans, 330 sxs mustard seed. Los Oltvos—450 sks wheat, 156 sks barley, 50 sks ustard. ARCATA Per North Fork—12 sks gluestock. 6 kegs nails, 1 bx haraware, 4 bdls sheep pelts, { sk wool, 2 sheets iron, 1 bar steel, 110 M ft lumber, 86 M shakes, 2487 M shingles. PORTLAND—Per State of California—99 sks meat, 100 cs eggs. 20 bxs butter, 281 pkgs barrel heads. 25 sks horse radish, 787 pkas furniture, 154 8ks oats, 1570 pkgs paper, 313 pkgs hides and pelts, 10,700 ft lumber, 1670 sks bran, 488 qr-sks 156 nf-sks 2076 sks flour, 600 sks wheat, 4759 sks potatoes. 75 bdls barrel heads, PORTLA vine Astoria—2323 bdls shooks, 88 8ks oysters, 3 pxgs express, Consignees. Per Alice Blanchard —Lachman & Jacobl: Capt LE Poleman; G Revnolds: Neville & Co; Baciie Paving Co; Chas Harley & Co; W R Grace & Cos Russ, Sanders & Co; G I Atkinson: San Francisco Furniture Co; Thomas Loughran: N Ohlandt & Co: Erlanger & Galinger; Moore, Ferguson & Co; L O Buslack & Co: McDonough & Kunyon: H Datard: A Pallles: Wolf & Son; F A Jones; Toredo Proot Pile Co; A Dapelia. Per Arago—Wleland Brewing Co: John Magee; Hllmer, Bredhoff & Schulz: Bandon Woolen-mills: Redingion & Co; M P Detels; Wellman, Peck & Co Standard OilCo; W B Sumner & Co; J C Johnson Hills Bros: C E Whitney & Co; Thomas Loughran Marshall, Teggart & Co: C E Whitney & Co: 4 B Lindverg: Hibernia Brewery; Murphy, Grant & Cos Erianger & Galinger: Dunham, Carrigan & Co: H Dutard: Dodge, Sweeney & Co: ‘Wells, Fargo & Co; 0 C &N Co: Frederickson & Co, Per Newsboy—Southern Pacific Milling Co; H Dutard; J K Armsby & Co: Field & Stone. Per Santa Rosa—Hilmer, Bredhot & Schulz; © W Chamberlain; P J Howe: T H B Varey: § Jacobs; Rosenburg Bros & Co: O C &N Co: A b Bryan Shoe Co; Eunterprise Brewery: Milwauk eo Brewery: San Francisco Brewery Co: Amerioan Trust Soclety; L Scatena & Co: Doernbecker Far- niture Co; Immel & Co; Ross & Hewlett: Martin Grau; Whitaker & Ray Co: Goodyear Rubber (o ‘Wetmore Bros; Ch: Tetzen: Horn & Co: Geo R Starr & Co: A Galli Fruit Co; Hooker & Co; Cox. Seed and Plant Co; F Mebach: Troy Laundty Gos W B Sumner & Co: Dunham, Carrigan & Co: H O Greenhood: Selby Smelting and Lead Ce S Con- nell: Grav & Barbleri: Levi Spiegel & Co: Hender- son, Brown & Co; Amer Carp Acid & Gas Cos J L Crittenden; Eveleth & Nash: Hawley Bros; Labor Exchange: Eiils Bros: Norton, Teller & Co: 5 Strauss: F B Haight: Dairymen’s Union; Paefie Paving Co; Witzel & Baker: C E Whitney & Gos L Benussi: H N Tilden & Co: Wheaton, Breon & Co. Sinsheimer Bros; Dodge, Sweeney & Co; H Dutard American Union Fish Co: S P Milling Co: Harris Bros; Bassett & Bunker; G Camilloni & C Moore: S verbert: H Kirchmann & Cq U1 Ice Co: Marshall, Teggart & Co: L D Stone & Cos B G Ruhl & Co: Western Meat Co: S Brunswick W C Price & Co: Brigham, Hoppe & Co: Peoples Express: Enterprise Brewerys Frederickairg Brewery: H Heckman& Co: Norton, Teller & Gos De Bernardi & Co: A Palliea: Wood, Curtls & Gos C Carpy & Co: Pacific Powder Works: Zinole Mig Co: F G H Ames: Cudahy Facking Co: Pacific Ammonia and Chemicai Works: T W Phelps: Cat Wine Association: Amer Press Assn: H Vernes L Cleveiand; Getz Bros & Co; D E Allison & Co: E G Saunders; John Stove: Paclfic Buichers' Supply Co: Campodonico & Malcolm: J Ivancovieh & « CH R T Philips: Mendelson Bros; Samusl Bros H Schacht; J Murray: The Rosenblatc Co: Caj skt Co: Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson; Simond Saw Co: Greenbaum, Weil & Michels: Wrm Clines A Levy & Co: Tillmann & Bendel: Pacific Trans. fer Co; Pacific Coast Ol Co: P C Jacoby; Judson Mig Co: T A Silveria. Per North Fork—Dunham. Carrigan &Co: Cal Glue Works: Miller, Sloss & Scott: Bissinger & Co Standard OIl Co: Chas Nelson: Carroll & Carroll, Per State of California—Clatsop Mill Co; M 1 A Wagner; M B Moraghan; A Cerl: Weils, Fargo & Co: Dairymen’s Union; jacobson & Co: Hilmer, Bredhoff & Son: Callfornia Barrel Co; Doern: becker Furniture Co; Crown Paper Co: Wolf Son; A Dspacher Bros: Flint & Wise: Crombie & Co:'J P Thomas; W C Price & Co; M P Detels: Moore, Ferguson & Co: H Datard; Page & Song Daton Bres:, A Heney & Co; McDonough & Run- yon: Wolf & Son: J H Cain & Co; Erlanger & Galinger; Murray & Steinhagen: Thos Looghrans White Bros; Theo Ficher; Willamette Pulp and Paper Co; Armour Packing Co.