The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 3, 1896, Page 12

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1896 THE SUMMARY OF THE MARKET: Sitver unchanged. Wheat and Barley dull. Wheat Freights firm. Oats continue to improve. nd Buckwheat dull ower aud neglected. Some in Bran. Hay rather weak. s s'eady. Onions firm. s unchauged. ern Poultry in. ables weak. ries firm. Other fruits steady. v Limes higher. Provisions unchanged Hides, Hops ana Wool as before. Grain Bags steady. Canned Fruit unchanged. Coitee quiet Beef firm. Mutton higher. PUBLIC MONEY IN SAN FRANCISCO. C.P.F San Fr +96. United States n Treasury notes ank notes rry, Assistant Treasurer United § hand M. 31 casi Sc0, reports 00 681,445 00 70.835 00 54,130 00 5 00 5 00 400 610 AT 450 82 coin from the same office in 6, were a8 follow )1,000; subsidiary Stan ilver, rxplanation. The arrow files with the wind. The top figures tation indicaie maximum tempersiurs for the those underneath it.if any, U houat of raintall, of melted suow in inches and hundredths, during ‘the past twelve hours. Isobars, or sol lines, connect points of eq:al air pressure: therms, or dotted Jines, equ erature. gh” means high ta: pressure and Iy accompanied by fair weaibei: “low” ow pressure. and is usually preceded by cloudy we: first appesr on ire is high and the t t. T " 1s inclosed with rain so erand rains. e Washi i~obars e is prova 1sobars of b of Uregon is improts n ty of idano, and ia coas 0 summer a rse of these conditions he WEATHER BUREAU REPOR USITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO. June | 2,1596.5 . M.—Weather conditions and general forecast: I'ne following are the seasonal rainfalls to date a8 compared © hose of same date last season reka 51.70, iast season 46. on 20.71: San Francisco Fresno 8.16, las. season 14. , last_season th Angeles ast season 9.15, last scason 16.10: Sa 12.20: Yuma .88, last season i'he’ folowing maximum temperatures are re poriad irom stations in Catifornia to-day Kureka 58, Red ¥ Sin cisco 56, Fresno 76, ~an_Luis Obispo 66, Los Angeles 70, 102. Maximum Yum: o diita 1eRD temperature 5 The pressure is highest this evening along the | Caifornia coast, and fowest from Arizona morth: eastward to Mont Unusually cool weather vrevails in the interior of California and Ne- vada, where ih perature is trom 15 to 30 degrves Lol e normal. [ will probably grow warmer in California Wednesduy, whicn will be accompanied by clearing skies at San Francisco for thirty hours, Tuesday, June 3, 1896, air; warmer in the in- ortion Wednesday: high coast. hern Cal — Fair Wednesday; Iy sbitiing (o northerly winds. a—Fair Wednes iay, ir in the south portion; showers and er-storms in north portion; much cooler _Fair Wednesday. : and vicinity—High westerly winds. W. H. HaxMox, Forecast Official brisk NEW YORK Financial. NEW YORK, N, Y., June 2.—Stocks were dull again to-day, but the tendency was downward. London, which gave the local market quite a little support vesterday, turned up as a seller of St. Paui and Louisville and other specialties. The MARKETS. strength the radical silverites and the chances of an eariy pa of the But er a bona bill by be Senate disturbed the foreigne and for these reasons they were disposed to reduce their holdings of American securities. Inci- dentallv the further reduction of Ysc per pound 1o refined gugar 8na_the veto of the so-called Whit- ney bill by ihe Governor of Mussachuset:s con- tributed to ihe depression. reduction in the posted rate for demand bills 10 #4 89, and liberal offerings of acceptaznces down against securities recently sold abroad, which ought tostop gold shipments for a time at least, were ignored. German bankers, who evidently have unfilled orders for Russian account, advanced their price 1-32 of 1 per cent. but local baukers are of Lhe opinfon that the shipments in the near future will be light. Some of them assert that gold cannot be shipped at a profit_even at _the ad- vance offered by the Berlin financiers. The sell- 10°al covering: peealation attos closed more active ast, 62540: September, 62 June, 63 COMMERCIAL WORLD. teady, 1c decline, with July. C; Decem- Options opened weak and elosed firm at 1s@l4c \dvance, following the West and on local covering vith trading i 351 hams, dull, $1 erate deman: n: meats, 4150 low, o shoulders, a14c: ¢ "ARD—Dull, firmer; Western Juty 4e: mi D BRAN-55@60c. DDLIN GS—6U@65¢. E—Feed, 60c. 5 3 xed Western, Provisions. BEEF—Quiet, easy: extra mess. $6@7: beet 4 50 city extra casy tierced oeef, firm India mess, $1 pickled bellies, H@9 4. September and July most ac- August, 36%4c: Sep- . ‘mod- 1@ e : pounds, $4'45; itefined, d outh Ameri $51 Fair den State dairv, 1@15¢: do creamery. J1@ Western dairy, s@llc; do creamery, 11@ibY3: do factor. 18, 15%pc: lnitation creamiery Quiet: State large, new, do small, new, EGGS— RESIN—Quiet, 200d, $1 80. TURPENTIN POTATOES ) RIC! 4@414c. MOLASS] g E—Stea ber, $10_ 60@10 $10 15@10 =0: J. Spot Rio, aull, ST centrifugals, 96 ALMONDS— APRICOT COPP. LEA D—Ina: TIN—Dul), PLATES—Q s AC t- rday this morning cent 1oss w growing tire« W Or Statist ar ago. d out 30, g in nce lower. sold_be ¢, Ya@Lec hi supply ai ) cl o whes N us| Liverps s reet’s gave an Lustels. Export July corn opened 34¢, closing erday. ¥ cars, OATS—Were in much the same positiun as corn, both as regards sympathy with wheat and on their indepe and port nt me ciearances shels. July vesterday. nom market w 1h soon re: wheat e some ex ent. yesterday and 71 BOT1 day. A tions praciics: W HEAT—Jun tember, 574c. COKRN—Juue, 28%c. UATS—July, UNTON better. CATTLE steers, $4@i 2 950 10 1400 poul stockers. fair to cuolce, $1 60@2 85: o shipping lots, 1aed, 5 40 ing of stocks for Loudon was taken advantage of by the room traders and the bears generally and the active sist recorded declines of 14@1% per cent. Sugar, the Industrials grangers and Tennes- sce coal all were prominent. Leather preferred first dropped 10 63 on reports that the dividends would be passed, but later on when it was an- nounced (bsi thé management had decided (o distribute 1 per cent ou July 1, the stock jumped 10 613 : State G as broke from 2814 10 2314. The marxet closed weak at about the lowest point of the day. Net changes show losses of 14@1yy perc Buy State Gas, however, 108t 14, Local salcs were 107,000 shares. . Bonas were quict and weak; sales were $790.000. Atchison adjusiment fours fell 110 41; Loulsvill d St. Louis, consolidated tives cer- Oregon Tmprovement, first s/ xes, .1 to 7314: Western and Pennsylval income es, 1 to Visconsin Ceutral, fives certifizates, 114 Grain. I'LOUR—Dunll. weak: Winter wheat. low grades, $1 70: do falr to fancy, $2 40; do patents, $3 70. Minnesots clear, $2 45: do siraits, $2'95: do patents, $3 45; luw_extras, $1 70; city milis, ¥4 05: do_patents, $4 20: rye mixture, $250; superfive, $1 95: finie, $1 70. Southern fiour, dull, casy ; comm fair ex 20; good do, $2 80° flour dull; easy COR: L-Quier, steady: vellow Western, $2 01 ne, $2 15. RYE—Nominai: Siate, d434c. BARLEY—Ungraded Western, 38@41c. ~ BARLEY MALL-Quiet; Western. 48@53c. Duil. firmer; 1. 0. b., 72¢ o arrive: 1 Nortnern, 36L4c 10 ernive. Options opened weak and declined %@13kc on lower cables, fine crop weather: good sellng, weak West and free liquidadion; rallied %@1%gc on FINANCIAL. CHICAGO GfiAIN. PROVISIONS AND NEW YORK STOCKS. whEeLUCK & Co., < Leidesdorff St., Tel. Main 1954. BRANCH OFFICE 623 Market St., Palace Hotel. Tel. Main 5828. J. 8. PURDY, Manager. Orders instantly executed on latest market quo- land, $1 40. day California tarians, $1 25@1 pany soid ¢ M @: %5 Cherries—Royal £1 0 BOSTO The ries—Black £1 20@1 50 Wood, $1 2 rates. Am Tel & Cable.. tations. Reference 1st National Bank, 5. F. CHIC, No. Raw. dul ard A, dc: conf ana_crushed, 555c; lated, 5¢; cubes, dijc. Estimate for Juiy higher for July ribs. —The bu seconds. 9e. packing stock, 7c. Receipts were moderate. 1ge B dozen. EY—Was 6% on call and 6@7% on time New York exchange sold at 8Uc premium. Closing Prices. 5674c; at the following price: 81@1 65: Bigarrea Duke, Boc. Pringle, 65c@90 per single crate. iorier DBrotuers Company sold at open auction w-day California fruit at the foliowing prices: Anne, $1 65@2 15; 50c@8] 50: Biack. 95¢ i@ tull skims, 135@c. m, fair demand: State and Pennsyl- Western tresh, 1134@12%3¢:do, w. i —Domestic, fairto exira, 3@5% anuar. @10 4c: part skims, Duil, nominal. O1L— do off grades, Quiet, easy; crude, sirained, rw, good demand. 4ci od to choice, 2T@37c. d points up; ¥, $10'10; March, § 1314 mold A, Bi4c p 474c 5 'I-16e; ¥ruit and Produce. ominal xas, recorded. ics. ter in the session, twe ] It s 001 i cl a ).500 bushels were amou Bradstreet's gave an increase in stoc} oats closed Estimated receipts 10r (0-morrow 276 inal; of Laa o 27¢; v wheat ope — Bags, 815@10c. —Peeled, § b, 12@13¢: do unpeslea. | do four-crown, 41 ommon to choice, i@ Merchandise. — Moderate demand; ic. $3@: 3 SPELIER—Firm: domestic, $4 05. Chicago Markets. After good. in the Tuesd Receipt A firmer tone Bradstreet’s rep better f agRT erving_the Atlantic ports & Continental 553 gand 5674 han vesterday [ c Eati ipts 10T (0-MOTTOW, 10 Cars. The corn market jdepended mostly on for direction, but at the same Lime was not , which were 1115 the belief that abies , 19c; common o Japan, —Steady, quiet; New Orleans open Septem- October, $10 30: December, 10 05. teudy: fair refining, 364c; | stand- v loaf Branu- loose Muscatel. 3@814¢: 2@5 2@ ac. aomestic fieece, 16@21c; American, —Quiet, firm: lake, $11 45@11 75. ive: dome: straits, 315 45 ), T, June 2.—The weakness of yes- was continued into the market for whest and shortly after fhe opening another that he snorts, of selling, concluded to cover; their arally to about yesterday’s closing he action of the market wa: erof sentiment, without regard to questions The bulls contemplate the | situation with discouragement, while the bears in the exhilaration of success predict yetlower prices. The weather through the West w e 1d lower. were 666 cars, agalnst 514 largely a | Liver- North- and :ived 48 cars and in- devel- port of D00 bushels decrease in the world’s available 1 pres: at ng. ted ere 5615 sing at mated cars. portunate creditors has t from ovement will be something unprece- hdraw fro n store were 1 ies were steady. Brad- stocks of 815,000 were 460,625 bushels. Tec The reciipts were 97: taken from store. nted to 315,138 b s of 1 Ls@lge highe September, the estimate. The erate offerings. th tles— Fresh July, July, 273403 s¢, S0ld between 27 at the outside, Lac higher than for to-morrow, 56540; Septem ber, c and 25 cars Ex- ashels. 59.000 r than Was weak and lower. Cash, 7914@80c: 80@sze. —The receipts of hogs to-day fell 50 per_cent short Re- yards h gher in recognition of the shortage and product was influenced for good by the fact. trenzth was 10t permanent. however, prices ding on mod cted to advance product svmpathized to The close was 1734 bicher than pork, 5¢ higher for July lard When r market was steady to- z00d business was transacted the same condi- heretofore reported. Prices unchanged, Creameries—Extras, 18¢c; firsts, 14@1414c; seconds. J0@13c: imi ations, fancy. 11@lsc. Dairies—Extras @Lsc: firsts, 10@ Lxiras, 9@10c; firsts, | stock, Bep- 1734c; September, 1814@1814c. / prember, 84 30. 2 i Sel Livestock. STOCKYARDS, Iir., offerings of cattle to-day were moderate. mand was slow and the feeling easy. of hogs were light, and for that reason a firmer feeling prevailed. Prices were from a shade to 10c Sheep were firm. strong demand was noced. The run was fai PORK—July, §7 025 September, $7 1714, LARD—July, $4 17 Libs—July, $8 72%,: September, $3 8il4. June 2.—The The de- The receipts T, but a Receipts, 4000. Fancy beeves, nd 1ve 5 20: calves, common to good. $3 2564 BU grass steers, $2 65@3 30: Texas fed steers, 83 10 @3 95: Texas cows and bulls, $2 30@s3 2! ana springers. per head, $20@35. HOGS—Keceipts, 13,000 Heavy packing ana 32 '95@3 20: £3 00@3 30; iight, $5 10@3 40; pies, 82 50@3 40. SHEEP—RKeceipts. 15.000. Interior w caolce, $340L350; lambs, $5 5086 15. to choice steers. cholce 1 ouls, £00d 1o _choice. common to cnoice $4 20@4 35; cuoice o prime, 1300 to 1700 ponnd 0od 101600 pounds, $3 75@4 00; medium steers, 1000 10 1600 pounds. $5 60@s 10; common to falr steers. 33 35@3 5! | 900 0 1200 pounds. 83 60@3 90: common to choice | $2 B0@3 bSu: extra. $2 80@3 25: bulls, poor 1o cnoice, $2 00@ 75 cows and heifers, ‘exira. $3 60@3 O 40@3 50: cows, common to fair, 4 60@ 1200 reeders, | 10 cows. Texas mukers choice choice assoried, 33 30@ fruit Cherries—Napoleons, $2 80: Rockports, $210: Governor Woods, $170; Tar- 60, 5 ‘Tartarian Republicans, $1 Eigarresus, 95¢@#§1 07 Apricots—Seedings, $1 J0@: Pringles. §115; yman; 50c@32: Cherrys, 90c@$1 30. , Mass., June 2—Porter pany sold to-day at open auction California fruits | Bross sale of 987 packawm Froit Compuny T.rtariun, Sl at the Cnerrie Apricots. Seedling, @1 10; Oxhi rts, 2 3 Bros. $1292 76. NEW YORK STOCKS. hares. $3 BE@4 89, Commercial CLOSING STOCKS. 150 . 245 Northern Pacific,.. | Preferred..... (Norfolk & Westrn. CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES. CHICAGO, 111, June 2.—The Earl Fruit Com- pany sold California fruic at open auction to-day, realizing prices as follows: tarian, $1 25@1 60: Bigarreau, $1 20@1 50; Cleve- Cherries—Black Tar- Porter Bros. Company sold atopen auction to- following prices: Clevelands 32 10; NEW YORK, N.¥., June 2.—The Earl Fruit Com- liforuia fruit &t open_auction to-day, Black Tartarian, 1@1 65; Centennial, $1 05@ $110 Rockports, $120; mixed, Royals, Newcastles. 5bc, Com- as 10llo herries—Oxhear:s, $1 55: Tartarian s, 8112 Rockporis. $1 30: Assorted, 81 25} Bigarreaus, 8118, Plums—Purple Dusnes, §1 25 California fruit at open auction to-day at the following prices: Cher- $) 20@1 50: Bigarreau, | orted, $2 30 per box; Governor Elton, $1 10. Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad Money on call easy at 114@3%: last loanat 2% and closing offered at 2%. Prime mercantile paper, 434@5% Bersilver, 68%4c. Mexican dollars, 531 @Bab4c. Sterling Exchange easy and quiet. with actual business in bankers’ bills at $4 87 14@4 8 for sixty days and 84 BX14@d 8814 for fi@;um Vx’ biil; $4 5614@4 56%. Government bonds steady; State bonds luwer: raliroad bonds steady. Silver at the board was ctive. | Alton, Terre Haate 58 |Northwestern . American Express1l4 | Preferred. 14815 American Tobacco. 6634 N. Y. Centrai 96 Preferred 95 ..Chicago& -, L. 13% Bay State ¢ 2414] 1st’ preferred..... 76 Baltimore & Ohio.. 1704| ¥a preferred 14N, Y. Brunswick Land: ol ) ¥uffalo, Roch & P, 1¥1j Canada Pacific..... 6114 o Canada Southern.. 50 | Preferred. 2315 Canton Land. Central Pacitic 507 Ontario. .. 14 Ontario & Western 1a Ches. & Ohio Oregor: Improvmnt 1 Chicago Alton......1571g| Preferred.........— Preferre: 370 “loregon Navigation 14 Chicago, B 77 |Orecon Short Line. 5 Chicaco & E. Iii... 41 [Pacific Meil .. 251 Preferrcd 97 |Peoria, D. & Bvans 2 Chicago Gas. 6734 Pittshurs & W. ptd_15 Cleve & Piutsbnrz.. 163 Puliman Palace....158 |Quicksilver. |~ Preferred. . . Louis 33L4 Reading. ... 95 Preferred......... 80 |RioGrande&Westn 15 Colo. Fuel & iron.. 27 | Preferred. 40 Preferrad. 00 |rock Isiand........ 6914 Cotion Ofl Cert, ..., 1134 Rome Wat&Ogden. 441a Commercial Cabie 150 St. L. & S. W 40, Del. Hudson. %, Preferred. 10 Del. Lack&Westrn. 161 St. Paul... 7634 Denver & R. G Preferred... .. 12714 Preferred.. . Paul & Duluth. 25 Distillers. . 1714| Preterred......... 85 General 315 St. Paul & Omaha. 4234 £ri 7 1+ Preferred. ... 23 Preferred.. 11 YB3 SL P M. & M.... Fort W . 1u3uy/Silver Certificates. ¢ Great Northern pfd115_ Southern Pacific. . Green Bay..... ... ISouthern R. R. Harlem. 295 | Preferred. 244/Sugar Kefin Tiocking Coal Hocking Valley. 18" Preferre Homestake. 32 |Tenn. Coal H. & Texas — | Preierred. Tllinols Centra 93 Texas Pacif Iowa Centra 8 |Tol.A.A.& ) Preferred. 3214 Tol. Kansas & Tex 1114 Preferred. .. Preferred. . 2484 Tol.St. Louis& K.C. Kingston& Pem... 8 | Preforred. Lake Erie & Westn 173jUnion Pacific Preferred, 7044 U. P. Den & Gul 14974/U. S Cordage 2484| - Preferred. aranteed 88af, Long Island. 79 U Louisville & Nash. 4914/0. Louisville Na&Ch 9| Prefel Preferred. . ... 20 [U.S. K 2 Mannattan Consol.10214| Preferred.... Memphis & Charls, 15 |Utica & B. 3 Mexican Central... 934/Wab. S, L & Pac Michiga: Central.. 96 Preferred. Minn & S. L. —— |Wells-Fargo..... Preferred. — |Western Union. .. Minn & St. Leom. 17 |[Wisconsin Central, 1st preferred. 78 IWheeling & L E. 24 preferres . 46 Preferred. ... . 4 Missourl Paci 24 Am Co:ton Oil ptd. 5434 Mobile & Ohio..... 1815 W. U. Beef. 3 Nashville & Chatt. 68 “lAun Arbor... 9 Nailonal iLinseed.. 15 Preferred. . N. J. Central.......10& |Brooklyn Traction. North American 5 |Erie 2d ptd... CLOSING BONDS. U S 45, registered..1073 M K T 2ds. Do 45, coupon. ... 1091 Do 48 U S 4s new, regstrd11635 Mutual U Do 4s, coupon.... 11614\ J Cent Gen Bs Do . 9413 Norihern Pac 1 Do 5s. | Doz 1 0Bs, %4l Do 8ds. . Cherokee 4s, 1896100 | Nozthwest | Do 189 Do 1888, Do 1899 ; Pacific 5s of '95. DC 3668 . t Paul Consols. .. StP C&Palss... | Do Pac Cal 1sts Southern R K 5s. Ala Class A Do Class B 4, La Cdnsol 4s. Missouri fundi {Texas Pacific 1sts N Carotina con 6 Texas Paclfic 2ds.. 3 Do 4s.. ion Pac 1sts '96.11 So Caroli West Shore 4s. Mobile & Ohio 4s... 6514 6014|k GrandeWest 1sis_ 76 ‘enn new 3 Va funding debt Do registered.....— Ches & Oaio bs....107%4 Do deferred 6 5 |Atchison 4s.. 78i Do trust repts si. 6 | Do 2ds A. CanadaSouth 2ds. 10414(G H & S A 6s .. Cen Pac 15t801'95.103 | Do2d 7 Den & B.G 1sc.....11015H & Tex Cent 8s..10: Do 4. 9114 Do cor 6s. 1 Erie 2d: [.. 66 Reudingds. ...l Kansas Pa Consols 72 |Missourl 6s. Ks Pa 1sts Den divl1 114/ FOREIGN MARKETS. WHZAT IN LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL, Exc. June he spot market is quiet at b3 316@Is 4led. Cargoes dull and weak at 26s 6d sellers, on passage. FUTURES. Tne Produce Exchanege cablegives the following Liverpool quotations for 2 Red Winter: June, 4s 1114d; July, 45 1114d: August, 4s 1114d; Sep- tember, 48 1134d: October, 4s 1114d. SECURITiES. LONDON, ENG. June Consols, 113 3-16; silver, 31 3-16d; French Rentes, 101f 50c. EXCHEANGE AND BULLION. Sterling Exchange, 60 days. — sa88y Sterling ange, sight. - 4801y Ster.ing Cables s et 490 New York Exchange, sight. - 1214 New York Exchange, telegraphic. — 15 Fine Silver, # ounce - 6814 Mexican Dollars....... 5414 bau PRODUCE MARKET. WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS, WHEAT FREIGHTS—Are firm, & ship having been chartered for August loading at 27s 6d. Chartering, however, is slow. 1'be chariered wheat fleet in port has & recistered tonnage ot 18,700, against 60,200 tons on the same date last year: disengaged, 72,700 tons, against 10,000; on the way 10 Lhis port. 223,300 tons, agalust 306,300. WHEAT—The murket continues lifeless as far as shipping wheat is concerned, there being no de- mand for it. Choice milting still sells well. Futures are rather steady choice, $1 05 B cil: for milling, $1 10@1 171, # c CALL BOARD SALES. INFORMAT SESSI0N—10 0'clock—December—100 tons, 98c; 00, 953kc: 1100, 981 AR MORNING SESSKH December—100 500, 9n4c: 1000, 9RTpe, 300, H9c. Seller ‘o, new, storage baid—100, 96c: 100. S63gc. AFTERNOON SESSSION—DUecember—1700 tons, 99¢: 8OO, 98 Tc. BARLEY—The market continues very dull. Feed, 70@71%c B cul; choice, 72%4c; Brewing, TT14@85c. CALL BOARD SALES. INFORMAL SEss10N—10 0'clock—No sales. FEGULAE MORNING SESSION—December—100 tons, 7084c, 100, T0%c: 200, 7114¢. AFTEENOON SESSION — December—100 Tlige: 400, 7134c: 1400, 7134c. OATS—Quotations continue (o advance slowly and the market fs Milling are quotabie 3 ‘e, 871a@92Ys B ctl; No. 1, $] 023,@1 0334; des, $1; exira choica tons, FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS, FLOUR—Net cash prices are: Family extras, $3 76@3 55 P bbl; Bakers' extras, $3 55@3 65; superfine, $2 75@3. » CORNMEAL, ETC.—Feed Corn, $19 50@20; Cracked Corn, $20 50@21 @ ton. MILLSTUFFS—Prices in 10-b sacks are as fol- lows, usual discount fo the trade: Graham Flour, 234¢: Rye Flour, 8l4c; Rice Flour, 73c; Corn’ meal, 23,@3c; extra cream do, 314ci Oatmenl, 334c: Oat Groats, 41yc; Hominy, agu/,c Buck- ‘wieat Flour, 4c; Cracked W heat, 81gc; Farina, 435c; Whole Wheat Flour, 8¢: Rolled Uats, 414c! Fearl Bariey, 4%c; Split Peas, 434c; Green do, 54c B 1. HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS. BRAN—Tg now quoted at $15@16 B ton. MIDDLINGS—$16 50@17 59 ® ton for lower grades and $18@19 B tou for the best. FEEDSTUFFS—Rolled Barley, $16@16 50; Ofl- cake Meal at the mill, $20 per ton; jobbing, $21: Céttonseed Oiicake, $21 @ ton. HAY—The market is rather weak than other- wise. New Alfalfa brought #4: New Wheat and Oat $7@8 50; Old Wheat, $5@11 ® ton: Ont 9: Wheat and Uat, 8:@11: Barley, 87@8 falia, $7@9: Clover, $6@7 50; Compressed Oat, 6 50@s; Compressed W heat, $7@10 50; Stock, $b@7 per ton. STRAW-—30@50¢ B bale. BEANS AND SEEDS. BEANS—Lower prices are quoted and the market is distressed and neglected. Bayos auotable st 90c@$l P cil; Small Whites, $1 25@1 35 ¥ ctl: Pea, $1 20@1 30 B cu: Large Whites, 90c@$1 @ ctl; Pink, 85@95c; Reds, $125; Blackeye, $175: Red Kidney, nominal: Limas, $2 50@2 70; Butters, §1 40@. 60 for small and $1'25@1 60 for large. SEEDS—Brown Mustard is quotable at $1 50@ ctl; ‘Irieste, $2@2 10 ¢ ctl: Yellow Mus- #1 40@1 50: Flax, ¥] 70@1 80: Canary, 234c 3 Alinifa, T44@9%% B b Kape, 21oc ib: emp, c B b, l)lllEA‘)/,l'h?AS——Jl 256@1 40 P ctl for Niles and $1 261 45 for Green, POTATOES, ONIONS, VEGETABLES. POTATOKS—New Fotatoes in sacks, 75c@$ arly Rose in boxes from the River, 1@1 rnet Chiles, ¥1 16@1 20; New Burbank edlings, $1 50: Oregon Burbanks, B0@S5C B ctl: Iy kose, 60@75c: Petaluma and Tomales, 3 Hunbolat Burbanks, 65@75c 8 ctl. TONS—steady at 30@5712¢ B cil. VEGETA BLES—Arrivals were 741 boxes As- paragus, 74 boxes Rhubarb and 390 sacks Feas. ‘lomatoes are lower and the other descriptions are generally weak. Alameda Summer Squash, 7¢; Los Angeles Sum- mer Squash, 75c@$1 P box; Egg Plant, 1215¢ Ib; Los Aungeles Tomatoes, $1 50@2 B box: Cucum- bere, 50c@] B dozen: Asparagus, 40c@$l B box for ordin.ry aod S1 25@1 75 ior'exira: Rhubarb, T6c@s! 25: Dried Peppers, 7@tc: Green Peppers, 10@1 255 B b, Green Peas, 50@75¢ B sack for conimciiand $1 for Garden: String Beans, 4@be I for Los Angeles und 6@8c B Ib for Winter. riorse Beans, 40@50c B sack: Dried Ukra, 1234c! Cubbuge, 46@50¢ % ctl; Garlic, 4@5¢ B . BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS. BUTTER—Cheap grades are easy, but fancy Butter Is firm. CreaMerY—Fancy, 14@l4%ac. seconds, 13@ 18%c B b, DATRY—Fancy, 13c; good to choice. 12@12%4c; lower. es, 1i@1114c. fil? nESEs Prl;on continue to' shade off. F&n’cb\' mild new, o; common to godd, 5@sc B 1b: Cream L‘h(—(l:/:?s«. Youus America, 7@8c @ Ib; Western, 10@11c; Eastern, 12@12%c. FGGS—The situation is uncaned. Eastern Eggs, 11@12c: store +:gzs, 11@11%4¢: ranch Eggs, 1234@14c; Luck Eggs, 14@loc P doz POULTRY AND GAME. POULTRY—Two cars Eastern came in and sales were made at §5 50@6 for Heus and §1 50@5 for old Roosters. Local stock was dull and weak. Live Turkeys are quotable at 1215@.4c B Ib for Gobblers, 11@ 1214¢ for Hens: (.{”-@ B par, $1@) 25. Duck-, #3@4 for ola and $4@5 for vouns: Hens, 83 0@ #4 50: Roosiers, young, $7@5: do, 0.d, F#@i 50: Fryers. 85 50@6: Bro‘lers, $4@b for larg- and $2 @3 for small; Pigeons, $1 25@! 50 B doz for young und old. GaME~—Is not quotable. DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS. ORCHARD FRUITS—Arrivals of Cherries were 2575 boxes, selling at 60@75c for White; 40@T5¢ ® box for Back, and 85¢@$1l for Royal Anne. Cherries 1 huik, 5@7 I for White, 5@7c for Black and #@9c for Royul Annes. Peaches, §. 25 5 Wrapped Peaches, §1 75. Cherry P.ums, bt Clym Pluws se.l s y st 8125 ® crate. They have been hurt by hatls.orms, and uieir ap- pearance is accordingly vgainst them. Green Apples, — 3 box. Green Pears, 10@50c B box. Figs from Yuma. neglected and nominal. Pringle Apricots sold at 50@75c ® box, 400 boxes coming in; Loyals were haid to sell at’ $1@ 125 # box, being green aud ha.d. ‘:hflr{lflfil I~Hecfllpls of Strawberries were 290 ests. selling av $8@11 B chest for Longworths and 83@7 for Inrgo beeries. : Gooseberries, 20@25¢ ¥ drawer and 114@2¢ B 1b in bulk for small, aud 25@30c B drawer, and 2@ 214¢ R 1 in bulk for large. Raspberries, 50@75c B drawer; Raspberries, §1 25 @ crate. No Blackberries from ~outhern Califorpia. Currants, $3@5 B cnest for good to choice. CITRUS FRUITS—Oranges are quiel. Lemons are not as firm. iimes are higher an. scarce. Oranges, 75c@$] 50 for Seedlings, $3@4 ior Navels, §1 50@z 50 for Malta Bloods and »1 26@ 5 f0r Mediterrancan Sweets: Lemons, 75c@ $150 for common and $2@3 for g0od to choices Mexican Limes, $6@7; California Limes, $1 § bx; bavanas, $1@z ® bunch: Piueapples, $3@6 dozen. . DRIED FRUITS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETC. DRIED FRUITS—Pea:hes and Raisins continue in demand. Prunes and Apricots are dull. Nuts and honey are nominal. The following prices rule on the Fruit Exchange: CARLOAD LoTs—Apples, 114@2c B 1b for quar- tered, 2c for sliced and 4@43zc for evaparated; Peache b and 6c for fancy: Apricots, 616@ #c for prime to choice. 9c for fancy aud 10@1lc @ Ib for fancy Moorpark; Figs, black, 2%jc for un- pressed: White Figs, 4c in sacks; Pears, 7c B 1b for evagor: balves, 3%@6c @ I for quarters: Pranes, 3@314c; Plums, 315¢ 8 Ib for pitted and 1y@2c for unpitted; Neotarines, 312@5¢ @ 1 for prime to choice and 514c for fancy. _JOBRING PRicEs—Evaporated Apples, 4@4%ac % Ib: sun-dried, 175@2c: Peaches, Sia@be wnd 6o for tanc; peeled iu boxes, 1215¢ B 1b; Pranes, 4¢ for four sizes, 5@o1ee for 40@50's aud 414@5e for 50@60's; Apricuts, 61p@9c for prime (o choice, 10@@11 for fancy Moorpark: Figs, biack, $14e: White Figs, 8@be; Pears, 8¢ B Ib for evaporated halves and 4@7c for quarters; Plums, 3Lo@4c i0r pitted and 1@ll4c for unpitted: Nectarines, 4@bc § D for prime Lo choice. RA[S,NS AND DRID GRAPES—Prices are as follows, carioad lots, f. 0. b. San Francisco: Four- crown, loose, 33,c; 8-crown, loose, 3¢; 2-crown, 214¢ B B seedless'Sultanos, 356@3% C; seedless Muscatels, 216@254c: 3-crown Loudon layers, 70 ¥ box: clusiers, ‘81 85@l 50; Debesa clusters, 32 10@2 25; Imperiul clusters, $2 60@2 75: Dried Grapes, — @ b JOBBING PRicEs—Four-crown loose, crown, 14c @ M; 2-crown, 23 tanas, 4¢c 8 I edless Musc: i vi London layers, 76@90c: clusters, $1 50@l 75 Dehesa clusters, $2 o0; Imperial clusters, $2 703 Dried Grapes, . UTS—Wainuts are quotable at 9@llc B I for No. 1 bard and 11@l3c § 1b for paper-shell, jobbing lots; Almonds, @712 I for Langue- doc and 815@10c for pupe . jobbing; Pes nuts, 515@7c 1or Eastern and 415@blec for fornia; Hickory s, b@6c: Pecaus, B¢ for rough and Sc for polisned; Filvert 9c; Brazil Nuts, 8@10¢ % Ib: Coconnuts, $4 5 00. table al 10@12c B 1 for for iower xrades; water- Newcastle CURED MEATS—Dull and unchanged. Bacon, 6¢ B b for heavy, Tc for light medium, 9¢ B 1b for 1ight, 10¢ for extra light snd 12¢ ® I for sugar- cured; Eastern Sugar-cured Hams, 113gc; Cali- fornia Hams, 10c B 1b; Mess Beef, $750@8: exura mess do, $8 50@89; tamily do, $10; extra prime Pork, 8 50@9; extra clear, $14 B bbi; , 812 § bbl; Sioked Beef, 10¢ Ib. RD—Eastern, tierces is quoted at 6%4c ® 1 for compound and 634c for pure; pails. 7ige; California tierces, 5%4¢ tor compound : nd 614 10r pure: hali-bbls, 6l4@6isc; 10-B tins, Tige: do # bb. -1, T34 B TOLEN E—614@65¢ in tierces and 7@T%4c cOT B 1 in 10-1btins. HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. HIDES AND SKINS—Heavy salted steers are quotable ut 7¢ B 1b; culls and brands, ¢ P Ib: medium, 6c % b: culls and brands, 5e; light, : culis and brands, 4¢; Cowhides, 5@53z¢ B 1b: culls and brunds, 4@iYac: salted Kip, 5c B Ib; saited Calf, Tc: salted Veal, 6c; dry Hides, 1 B¢ B 1. dry Kip and Veal, ry Caif, 16c; cuils, 10c; Goatskins 30c: medjum. 15@25¢; winter, 10@is¢; Sheep- skins, shearlings. 10@l5c each: short wool, 2@ doc each; mealum. 40@50c eacn; long wools, Buc each. Cuils of all Kind. about lgc less. TALLOW—XNo. 1, rendered, 334@3tge: No. 2, 8c: refined, 51p@5¥4c: Grease, 2hac B . WOOL—No 1. provement to re ort. Business is still siagnant. \wley « regon, 9@:015¢ B b do Vada, G@9c; nd ~outhern Coust, SIX iLontus, 4@6c; 100thiil, g0od ' choice, 7@8c, Sun vear's fl-ece, 4lg@blac; northern free, tective, 5@bLat ’S—Neglected b the nom! 1@3c B b. GENEI:AL‘ MERCHANDISE. BAGS—Calcutta Graln Bags, spot, $4 25; June- July delivery, $4 87%4; San Quentin, $4 20; Wool Bags, 241,@2614c¢. COAL—Wellington, $8 B ton; New Wellington, $8 @ ton; Southfield wellington, $750 B ton: attle, 05(%5 50; Bryant, $5: Coos Bay, 84 50: Wallsena, $7: Scotch, $7 50; Brymoo, 37 50; Cumberland, $11@12 in bulk and $13@14 in ske: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egs, $11 50: Welsh Anthracite, $8: Cannel, $7 50: Rock 'Springs, Castle Gate and Pieasant Valley, $7 80: Coke, $11@12 in bulk and $13 P ton in sks. CANNED FRUITS—New pack of Cherrles, black orred—3-D exira, $2 60 @ dosen: 234-B siand- ards, §1 65@2; seconds, $1 55@1 85. White Cher- ries—3-1b extra, $2@3 50; 214-Ib standards, £1 90 2 25. Peaches—Yeilow, free, gallo ) pie. $2@2 50; Fellow dlink Saie slanniecay 81 25@ . du. sec- onds, $1 10@1 30: gallon pie, 8@z 50: white cling, 215-1b standards, 81 25@1 45. Apricot lower grades. B@91gc B I SPring N Sun Joaquiu San Joaqui inal quotations of 234-1b pie, T6@S5¢: xailon pie, $2@2 25, Urapes— Gallon pit $2g 235, Raspbirrier-2im stand- ards, $1 55@1 seconds, §1 1 Straw- berrles—24y-b siandards, $1 85@1 76 seconds, $1:0@1 55. CASNED VEGETABLES—Tomates, 80c § dozen, 21a-1b tins. Peas, $1@1 25 @ dozen. COFFEr— T COSTA RICA—19@20%/4¢ for good (o prime; 100 105 $008. Tieal \th bLSOK: bencas 1634 1734c for tuir; 1314@16%c for common to oiu.- nary. SALVADOR—18@1914¢ for g0od t) prime washed ; 1734@1734¢ B Ib for inir_wasted: 193%@20c for Kooa washed peaberry: 1714@]783c 10r superior unwashed: 163,@1674c forxood green unwashes 19@19%4¢ Tor £ood to prime unwashed peaberey. GUATEMALA AND I EXICAN—2012@211/5¢ ~for prime io sirict.y prime washed; 1954@-ve for £00d 10 sirictly Zood washed: 1733@1834c for fair washes 6@1714¢c for meditm; 1434@ 15634 ¢ f.r ordinary; 1-@14c for Inferior o common: 1014@ 21c for good to prime washed peaberry; 19@19%5c for 400d to prime unwashed peaberry. FISH-—Pacific Cod, caieh 0f 1585: 100-1b cases quotabie at 6c B 1b; 50-1b bundles, 5¢ B fb: Silver King Strips, B @ Ih: Narrow-Gnuge ao, 7¢ @ ib: Tablets, 8¢ 3 b; ~eabright Biocks, 74ac: Pacific Herring. 18¢ @ box: Dutch do. $1@1 25 B ke White Fish. $1 £0 1n half-bbls and $175 In_Kic Tongues und b unds, $14; Mackerel , $24: haif-bb) F‘fl ICKNTLVIci=—Quoted for export at 83 @30 ask. OIL—t alifornia Castor Oll, cases, No. 1, 95c; bbls, 80c B gal (manufacturers’ rates); Linseed Oil in bbis, boiled, 48c: do raw, 46c: cases, b more; Lard Ofl, extra winter strained, bbls, 85c: ci cases, be higber: China Nut, $i 50 @ P UM AND GASOLINE—The Stan- dard Oif Compuny quotes as_tollows: Water-white Coal 0il, Yyo; Pearl Oil, in cases, 18c; n buik, 12 ; B¢ Star, do, 19c: Extra Star Oil, in Elaine, ‘do, 24c; Eocene, do, #lc; cuses, Deoaorized Stove Gasoline, in_buik, 14c;do, in cases, 11y i 63° Deodorized Naphha, {n bulk, 1 63° do, in cases, 181pe: 86° Gasoline, in bulk, 86° do, in cases. 200 P gal. ITE LEAD- Quoted at 6440 B tb. 5D LEA D—Quocabie at 634¢ B 1b. KPENTINE-In cuses, “42c; iron barrels, wooden barrels, $9¢ B gullon. NDLES—Granite Caodles, 65, 16 cz, are quotable ut 914c: do, 14 0z, 8Yac: do, 120z, T9c: d 0 oz, Fc;_Electric Light dles, 6s, 16 0z, 0, 14 0z, Ti4c; do, 12 0z, Blge: 10 oz, 6Y4c; Parafline Wax Canoles, white, 13, 2s, dx, 63 and 12s. 14 oz, 9¢; assorted colors, same sizes, 10c. LEA (HiR-xxtra_heavy Sole is quotable at 26@28c P b: heavy Sole. 27c for No. 1and 25¢ ior No. 2; medium Sole, 24@26¢ for No. 1 and 22¢ ® I for No. 2. Light Sole, 23@24c for No. 1 and 20@22c B 1 for No. 2; Harness, heavy, 50: medium, 28¢; do, light, ugflbc Rough Lether, 18@20c: Kips, $40@46 B doz: Calt, T0@ 90c; Rough <plits, 4@He. AR—The Western Sugar Refinery Company quotes, terms net cash: « ube, Crushed, Powdered and Fine Crushed, all 614¢c; Dry Granulated, 654 ; Contectioners' 4, 5igc: Magnolia 4. 5¢; ExtraC, 47e: Goiden C, 1341 ; half-barrels, v4c more thun barrels, and boxes Je more. SYRUP—Golden, 1n bbls, 16c; Black Strap, 10c P gal. TIES, WOOD, LUMBER, ETC. Posts, 9@10c each; Redwood, $5 B cord; Oak, rough, $650: peeled, $9: Pine, §575; Railroad Ties, 35c aplece for 6x8, 41c for 7x8 and 46@50¢ for 7x9. TANBARK-$14 B cora. Retail prices for aplne are: No. lzrc:xlgh, $13( 17 50 for the differe.it lengths; No. @26; Lath, $2: Redwood, $18 for ; Rustic, $18@283; Shingles, Flooring, $21 No. 1 and $13 ror No. 2 1 common, $1 50; Shakes, $9 & M. SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET. Mutton 1 scarce and higher and Beef is firm. All other kinds ren, n unchanged. ; No. Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaughterers are as follows: DEEF—First 434¢: third VEAL—Large. NUITON LAMB—Spring L b. FORK_Live Iogs 81 do, Wetl Hogs,. 815 6¢; small, 6@7¢ B . hers, = ‘,’;4/"‘. B . quality, 5@5%4e; second do, 412@ v ety 535@ge: Rwes, 5%ac B Ib. @ b for large and 314@3%4c for small and medium: dressed do, 4% @5%ac B b, RECEIPTS Flour, qr. sk Wheat, ctls.. Oregon.. Bariey, ctls.... OF PRODUCE. ¥OR 24 HOURS. Potatoes, sks. . Middiings, sks i1 . 13355 6,140/ Hay. tons 21.082 Batter, ctls.. 1.080(Cheese, ctls. Fgas, doz Hides. no. 505|velts, bals.. . 194 Wool, bls 1,080 Wine, gals. 535 Leather, Tolis. 613Tatlow, c Is. 250 Lime, bbls. 1,360/ Raisins, box 1,025 i THE STOCK MARKET. Stocks were steady enough early In the day, but on the afternoon board they weakened off, as will be seen by the list of sales. The close wasdull. On the Bond lxchange Hutehinson Plantation 4014 up to $26 50 and for Hawalian §19 50 was Mono is assessed 10c and Occidental 15¢. The' Savage assessment of 20c per shure will be delinquent in office to-day. 331 543 142 18,420 938 670 195 59,100 113 21 240 1.220 OCCIDENTAL Cox.—550 level—The east crosscut from the lower tunnel, which is being an to con- nect with the Edwards shaft, fs_now in 112 feet. Formation, crossent 2, 387 teer. hard porphyry. 650 level —West 5 feet south Of the main winze. is in Face is in 750 4 porphyry. level— In the north drift from the west crosscul they bave been cutting out and preparing o raise for a connection with the 660 level. ‘The east crosscut from the south driit is in 43 feet and ¢ ntinues in low-grade ore. They have started a winze in the wesL crosscut in the ore found on the hanging wall, Tue first of a course of free lectures upon Cali- fornia mining, under the auspices of the Gold Mining Kxchange of San Francisco, will be given at Union-square Hall, Post street, this evening. Professor Huarold W. Fairtanks will be the lecturer and his subject will be “The Mother Lode.” He will be assisted by stereopticon views. Asrsessments Pending. Following s a list of assessments now pending: p‘)ennqt Couraxy. No. |Amt. Inthe | Sale Day. Board 16 05May 7.June 3 45 20Mayl0 June 4 Mexican 54 20 May24|.June 18 Savage. 89| 20.Jne 1/.June 23 Overman 75 1 26 Alta. 0 Silver King. Mono Oceldent Biocx Bos 100 Challge. 300 Choilr..3.50 100 Oyrmn, 3.35:200 . 1050 BOAED SALES, Follawing were the saics (0 the $aa Franolsce 244 44300 C Point. 78 31 671 31 467 vesterday: - BEGULAR MORNTNG SPSSION coMMENCING 8:30. 45800 HEN . 50 CC&V. 90,200 Ophi! 00 G & C. 20 Oceidtl... giloo.. AFTERNOON SESSION—2:30. 76/1 1 4511 08,650 Chollar. 43300 U 901200 00 C Pol 6350 00 Mon 00 Ophi 150 Potosi.. 80200 ¥ Jek! 175 8K%00 Potosi .. 1.58 .55/600 Savag..1.70 98100 Seorpion..10 -6X/100 Kentuck..07100 8 Nv 00 Mxcan.1.05/:00 Union 50 . 00/200 Utah 50/100 ¥ Jackt..58 .57 Following wers tne saies In the Pactdo Siook Board 3 esterday : . 200 Alpha. Con.Cal. Challenge Con. Imperial Confidence Con New Y Crown Poin..... EastSicrraNev — 09 Gould & Curry.1.45 Hale & Norers 2.80 Exchequer 1000 Alta. REGU! 4 45 L1421 2 +8.1214/500 Justice. -8.0. Con. 46 orl 6500 Con Tm.-03 02 6 AR BESSION—10:30 50 Crwn PL...70/100 ... 00 Justice. 00 Kentucl 1215200 10200 65200 27800 .. 03 69100 .. 00 Exchar. 00 G &C. 00 Kentug 75| Ken: ucl 2.85] GOLD MINING EXCHANGE. Bid 2 Humboldt Bank.... Asked 100 Atlas Iron Works. Asked 50 Tuscarora Water. 2 50700 Lockwood Con.. 455 Providence. Bid. 001200 Savannah. 45/300 45500 - | horpe .. 165 00 Asked. LOCAL SECURITIES. 400 Ovrmn, 15300 Union C. 100 Ophir -1.00 Foici 10 2.90/200 3 Nv.1.03 500 St Hill 10214 08 SDAY, June 2—4 p. M. Bid.Asked. 23Jackson.. . 0 — OBl nli; 14 15 46Jus 10 1z STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. U S 45 coup. 107 Do new issueliss — UNTT! Bid. TUESDAY, Jone 2—-2 ED STATES BONDS. Asked.| Bid. MISCELLANKOUS BONDS. roM Asked. U'S 48 reg...108% — | C P McLaffert = JMISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. Aluska Pkrs. 9614100 (Nat VinCo.. — — BikDCoalCo. --"" 10 [OceanicSSCo 23 24 CalCot Mills — — [PreauxFA 1 — Cal Dry Dock_ — ° — |PacPoraxto. 88 100 Fdison Light119341193 Pac Roll Mill — GasCon Assn. = {vart PainiCo 6% 27% Ger Lead Co. 85 — PacTr nsCo. — 4 HawC&SCo.. 1934 20 |Pac T&T Co. 55 70 Hutch S PCo 2514 255 Sunset T&T. 41 — MerExAssn.100 110 [United CCo. — 25 SALES—MOENINS SESSION. Board— 25 OceanicS S Co. 110 S V Water. 80 do do . $11,000 U S 4% (new) Bonds.. Street— 200 Hutchinson S P Co. SALES—AFTERNOON SESSION. Board 25 Edison Light & Power Co.. .. 119 50 30 Hutchinson S P Co.. 26 50 210 Market-st Rallway 43 25 50 Pacific Lightin 47 00 100 Vigorit Powder. 80 Street— 50 Giant Powder Con. 25 25 508 V Water. . U8 6214 $4000 U S 4% (new) Bonds. ... . 116 50 HOTEL ARRIVALS, PALACE HOTEL. P Jacobs & w, Danvill Mrs P Couk. Danviile S Churchiil, Napa A C Hudskamp & w, Pa B Gilman, Los Gatos K H Walker & w, Wis Monroe, Los Ange'es C A Marriner, Los Ang H Gillett, Los Angeles Mrs C H Gillett, Los Ang S Ivinson, Wyo MisC W Blodgett, N Y R Toberman, Los Ang J R Baker. Chicago N Burk & w. San Jose J E Ransom. Cnicago J Wylie, Washington F H Hopkins & w, Or Clayton, Guatemala ~ Mrs Jones & d, San Jose NEW WESTERN HOTEL. B Gardner, Loomis C & Rother, Loomis Washington,Mendocno G J Bauer, Alca:raz Morton, Los Angeles K E Root, Los Angeles J D Hamilton, Portiana H O’'Donnell, Portland J G Wilber, N Y E Lucker, Bufalo R E Vaughin, Buffalo Mrs E Keeley, Los Ang J Howard, N'Y Miss E Keeley, Los Ang J M Monroe, Atianta M Alton, Sacto H Peterson,'Los Angeles D Reinersen, Ogkland P King, Galway Miss R Riegal, Alviso Miss C Curcuer, Irvingtn A J Morrs, St Louis E Unaugst, San Diego M Welch & wf, St Louis J E Buckner, Santa Kosa BALDWIN HOTEL. mpbell, GrassValley J O Sciarvin, St Helena thbert & wf, Oakld Miss P Graham, N Y J Madison, Alameda Miss L Larkin, N ¥ W M Leonard, New York J Scott & wt. Seattle H E Cleveland, N Y W B Macannald, Napa E R Cowles, New York H W Aldis, New York Miss Timmons, Colo K K Grifford, Auburn s G c G Ca; o 3 D Marysville T Fitzgerald, San Jose H Ecott, Sacramento Miss Muller, Portland H A Clark, St Paul E T Williams. Fla F A Brannan, Denver H O Lyon, Salt Lake R J Morgan, Selma Miss Watts, Monterey E J Burton, New Jersey GRAND HOTEL. T V Hartley, Vacaville J C Ruddock, S Cruz EB McNear & w, Cal W A Marshail, Pledmt J K Pruvett, Auburn H H McIntyre, Vermont A C Murdock, Arbuckle W J Bozle, M endocino T Kennedy, Napa S 'S Nathan, Sac J Smith, Los Angeles J A Haskell, Cal C W Ferguson, Seattle W Murray, Pleasanton W Mueruch, Nev R B Wilson, Tacoma W Beckman, Sac ¥ W Reinig, lowa Dr E Shuids. Cal H A Gray, Pleasanton B A Bartleit, New York Dr T Fiint & w. S Juan Mrs L O Reinig, Towa M E Martinelli, Cal C E Martinelli, Cal Mrs H A R Adams, Cal Miss Ella Adams. Cal F A Taylor, Portland Mrs Harrls, Santa Rosa F Kramer. N Y J A Mclntyre, Sac B 8 Hirsch & w, Ukiah B J Devlin, Benicia L B Johnson & W, S Jose Miss G Krummer, Wash Miss Beckingham, Wash Mrs Hattrass, San Jose Miss Hattrass, San Jose Mrs T Ailen, Ang E AS Whi Angels J E Holland & w, Sac Mrs J M Kile, Los Ang BJ Bacon & w, SCruz J S Topley & w, Vallejo J'F Conlon, Nev J H Batcher, Sac C Wetmore, Suisun C F Burns, Cazadero Rev J Reynolds, Cal RUSS HOUSE. G T Horne, Nashua, N H W P Lanphor, La Mrs Pogue, Tulare M Stewart, Rio Visia Mrs D B Kimball, Wash J Mead. Healdsburg H McCormick, Cal H H Jarvis, Mendocino J Avery. Oakland A T Stream, ~ea tle 3 J sullivan, Los Gatos . Ft Wrangle Miss C Neilson, Chicago rris, Towa L F Jones, San Miguel or, Bukersfield J Blepham, Modesto tt, Hanford H D Long, Fureka A B Boland, Eureka R Cole, Chi G W Hursh, Watsonville S S Bart, Auburn W T Hughes, Denver CS Amidor, Stockton T M Yates, Santa Fosa R C sargent, Stockton ewart, Rio Vist: W F Price, Cottonwood M Brown, Sonoma , San Maguel New York H G Squire, San Jose P H Mack, Inyo A M Mcuarthy, Sacto J A Whitney, Lowell _J Gavin, Paso Robles Mrs T A Rudesill, Paso R LICK HOUSE. C H Castle, Merced Miss Annie Smith. Cal Mrs M I Carothers, Cal Mrs J T Tayior, S Rosa H M Barstow. Napa J lHughes, Portiand Miriam Jones, Stockton Frank Devlin, Cal L M Ludovict, Cai D B Francis. Cal K Casper, Nevada City H Hirschfeld. Bakersfield D S Roberts, Bakerstield Mrs J W Mears, Jerome R T Price & fm, Lundy W W Hurt, C J A Hosher, Tacoma J Moody, Witlows 88 Bradford, Sonoma R Barnett, Ukiah C MacLafferty. Tacoma Mrs W T Taylor, Cal C Furgeson, San Jose R S Barber & w, Cal Miss Barber, Mllpitas D Evans, Eureka Mrs G F Robinson, Dtrolt | Mrs G S Robinson,Dtroit Mrs F Spalasbury,S Cruz Mrs W B C Brown,S Jose J ~ Dore, Fresno T K Stewart, Reno Mrs i Green. ~tockton J E Ward, siodesto R C Miner, Stockton E R Stokes, Astorls G B Griswald. Cal E W Ellen, San Jose Mrs I' White, Alumeda Mrs Gottschalk, S Andrs J B Welty & w, Pa Andrew Kocca, Cal 3T Burch, Tulare S Holland. San Jose kP Colgan, Sacto W G Roberts. Cal C Cadwalader & w, Cal Tacoma H Wallace. Stockton W H Merritt & w, Oukld P W Dawzon, Oakland George F Mott. Sacto C H Warfield, Merced J H sowell, Merced J J Trabucco' & w, Phila J H Lane, Oakland Horace Hawes, Fresno A C McMeans, S Kosa Miss E L Dicl Miss H 11 Winsiow. Cal E D Goodrich, > Mrs A L Boyan, Napa R C Starkweather, Cal J D Lynch, Los Angeles J H Mulholland, Cal A'Clark, Forest Hill Mrs P tiequeth, Forest H1 ——————— Making Coffius of Glas: The revival of the idea of making coffins from plate glass is attracting a good deal of attention from local deslers in the two articles which it is intended to bring to- gether, namely, glass and coffins. Coffin dealers while they take the matter seriously enough to refrain from ridiculing it, un- dertake to point out its impracticability. The chief objection urged ugainst coffins made of glass is that they would retain for an indefinite Eeriod the decomposed ele- ments of the body. This is an objection which applies as 11 to metallic coffins, the use of which is requir-d by law in many cases of contagious diseases. The chief advantages of coffins made of glass, according to 8 prominent glass job- ber on Wahash avenue, is their cheapness. A good coftin could be made of glass, he said, at one-fourth the cost of the low- grade wood coffins. The attempt madeby the Ohio concern about fifteen vears ago to manufacture glass coffins failed mainly because of the relatively higher cost of glassmaking as compared with the cost to-day. Glass is now put to a large variety of uses. Among other tiings, it is made g0 as to imitate wood very closely, so that burial caskets constructed in this way could be made to have the general appear- ance of caskets made of very costly woods. —Chicago Inter Ocean. —— Dumnbbells used twice or thrice a day is the best remedy for round shoulders. Such exercise is well calculated to restore a naturalily tall figure, bent by following a stooping occupation, to its original erect- ness. ——————— Col-stCblebs. — 113 PacRoll Més, — Cal ElecL 88 — 12212 D0 2d is Bs.... & CniraC W55 96 97151 & O Ry 65.105 120 Dput-siex-cp 77 €6 [P&th Ry 65 107 Fdsn L&POs — 12214Pwi-st KR8 — 116 FaCH1 0681045 — |Reno, WL&EL ~ 105 Geary-siitss. 1028, — ISacto P& L. — 10z LosAug L Ba. 103 'SI&N PR 5310134101 Do {inteed 65 108 |SPREArizés — ™ 9y Mkt-siChle6s128 — |SPRKal6s. 10844111 DoiyUonss. 105 [SPRRCa bs. e NevOCNcHT7s 45 105 |SCHrRCalBs. £ 9151001, | N PCKRB&101 108 [SVWute 65119 " 1Lang | N Ry Cal 68102 105 |SVW 959, B91y | N Ry Calbs. — 100 'StkinGéls 100 Onk Gas 53..101 10414 Suns T&TEs 100 — Do2d is 8s.. — 106 |Su.ier-stk5s10/1p — Omuibus ©8.119 12014 VisallaWC6s — " 92 WATER STOCKS. Contra Costa 38Y, 39 (SanJose..... 75 100 Marin Co. 50 — |Sprng Valley 9334 99 GAS STOCKS. 20 27 Pacfic Licht 47 95 San Francsco 9314 831 Oak GL&H — B3 |Stockton..... ER) €74 Pac Gaslmp. 86 863 . INSURANCE STOCKS. Fireman’sFd166 — [Sun........ 26 060 COMMERCIAL BANK STOCKS. AmerB&TC. — — LondonP&A.12815130 Anglo-Cal.... 51% — |London&SF. —" 2734 BankofCul..238 24214 Merch Ex... 13— Cal S D&TCo 5414 5714 Nevada.. - - FirstNa lon}.178 ~ 18214/Sather BCo. — — Grangers . =l SAVINGS BANK STOCKS. Ger S&LC0.1410 1500 (Sav& Loan.. — 100 Humb S&L1100 1450 Securit — 280 Muwal....... — 40 |Union Trust.750 800 8FSavUnion — 485 STREET RAILROAD STOCKS. California.... 108 ~ |Uak SL&Hay — 100 Geary-st....,. — 56 |Presidio..... 6Yg 20 Market-st.... 4814 43%5iSutter-st. —i— & |POWDER STOCKS. Atlantic D... 15 — Giant Con. 35 26 Destern D... 80~ 8215 Judson D. - = California.. . 763 = |Vigorit. - 95¢c THE CALL CALENDAR. JUNF. 1896. W.ITh. | Fr.[Sa. Moon's Phases.| i1 ’ 2(3 |4 6 — === 115|s 10111218 st o _’_ 5o New Moon.i‘ 14(15/16(17 18|19 |20 & _Tune 11 | ey e g e £ e e Uy Qu.ml 1121122 28 24|25 26 27 June 18,/ | | | — | — | ——— ST. AMERS T0 AKRIVE. STEAMEE | FROM | voe ~June ~June June “June “June June “June “June “June “June “June June June “June June “June ..June 8 ..dune 9 .June 9 ~June 9 . Jupe 9 .June 9 Junel® . Junel0 Junell E s I E YL P PP Victoria & Puget Souna vortand., 003 Bay Newport. Honoiniu . Mexico. HYDROGEKAPHIC BULLETIN, BRANCE BYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE, U. & N. MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. BAN FRANCISCO. June 2. 1898 The ime ball on Telegrapn Mili was drop) at noon to-day—L. e., a noon of the 120ih or exactly at 8 ». M., Greenwich time. A. F. FXCHTELER, Lieutenant U. S. N., in charge. OCEAN STEAMERS. Dates of Departure From Sau Franclsco. SAILS. | PIRR. June 3.10ax | Fier 13 Tune & 9ay Pler § Newpor: June 4. 9AM|Pier | Oregon ports.. | June 5. 9aM Pler 24 Grays Harpor June 6. 5eM 3 Chnina & Japan June 6, 3px/PM S8 San Diego... . June 6.11ax Plec 11 Oregon ports.. June 6. bea Pier 13 Humboid: Hay |June 6 2Px | Pler 9 "BTEAMER | DESTINATION. | Pomona- Colurnbia. | Portland ...... [June 7,10ax Pler 24 San Blas ... | Panama. June 8.12 M P MS S June H. 9ax Pier 9 Jupe 8. 9aM | Pier 11 3ne 10,1144 Bler 1 el Kiyve Jne 10 5pw | Pler 13 srays Harbor. Jne 10,12 w | Pier 2 Yaquina bay. Jue 11, 8Ax pier 2 Jne 12.10aM | Pier 24 } 12.24aM U. & COAST AND GEOD¥ETIO SURVEY TIDN BULLETIN PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL AUTHORITY OF THE SUPFRINTENDENT. Wednesdnv June 3. 4.47| Moon rises. 26| Sun rises. Sun sets. Time | Feet| > 1 Li 00| Feet z Y 3 30 Tu, 651 50 4 1 5| 7.41 5.0 Hi 20| 748 51 HE 4| 810| 53 HE 6 8.37) 5.5 g} q‘ 9.07| 56 H 81| o.42| 58 arly morning tides are given in the :\)lu)r,nn. and I!Ea successive tides of the di order of occurrence &s 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 band 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 charts, except when a minus sign (—) precedes the beight, and then the number given Is subtractive from the denth n bv he charts - SHIPPING INTELLIGENC Arrived. TUESDAY, June 2. r North Fork, Hansen, 24 hours from rel pass and mdse. 1o Charles Nelson. Stmr Eureka, Jepsen, 70 hours from Newport and way ports; pass and mdse, 0 Goodall, Perkins & Co. Stmr Albion, Lundquist, 16 hours from Al- bion: lumber. to Albion Lumber Co. Stmr Arago, Reed. 37 hours from Coos Bay, via Port Orford 52 hours; pass and mdse, to Oregon Coal_and Nav Co. Schr G W Watson. Friedberg, 9 days from Port Blakeloy; 550 M ft lumber, to Puget Sound Lum- ber Co. Schr Excelsior, Burmeister, 10 days from Port Blakeley; lumber, to Renton, Holmes & Co. Up river direct. Schr Dora Bluhm, Larsen, 5 days from Grays Harbor: 400 M ft lumber, to S E Slade Lumber Co. Sehr Rio Rey, Isigkeit, 76 hours from Coquilie River; 110 M ¢ lumber, to Kronberg & Carpen- ter. Oakland direct. Cleared. TUESDAY, June 2. Stmr Orizaba, Von Helms, Guaymas; Goodall, Perkins & Co. Symr Uity of Puebla, Debney, Victoriaand Port Goodall, Perkins & Co. Stmr Corona, Hall, San Diego; Goodall, Perkins & Co. Stmr Pomons, Doran, Eureka; Goodall, Perkins & Co. Ger bark Poul Isenberg, Wuhrmann, Liverpool; Girvin & Evre. Br bark Bass Rock, Kain, Cape Town; Balfour, Guthrie & Co. Sailed. TUESDAY, June 2. Stmr Corona, Hall, San Diego. Stmr Furallon, Roberts, Yaquina Bay. Stmr State of California. Ackle: Stmr Tillamook, Hansen. Stmr Weeott, Eel River. Stmr Laguna, Peterso Stmr Jewel, Madsen Stmr Gipsy Stmr Pomona, Doran, Eureka. - Stmr Cleone, Miller Crescent City. Stmr Empire, Anderson, Astoria Br ship Walden Abbey. Sherris, Queenstown. schr Mary Etta, Wetzel, Collins Landing. Schr Emma Claudina, Nlelsen, Eureka. Schr Chas Hanson, Nielson. Grays Harbor. Scnr Netie Low, Low, Polut Reyes. Charters. The Br ship Celtic Monarch is chartered for wheat to Europe, 27s 6d—1s d less direct—Aug- ust loading. The ship Alexander Gibson loads lumber on the Sound for Cork. Telegraphic. POINT LOBOS, June 2—10 r. a.—Weather, foggy : wind NW: velocity. 20 miles. Spoken. April 24—Lat 24 S, long 42 W, Br ship Errol, fm Cardiff for Esquimalt. Domestic Ports. SAN PEDRO—Satled June 2—Schr Montere; for Bowens Landing: stmr Pasadena, for Eurek; PORT GAMBLE—Arrived June 2—-Schr Okano- gan, hence May 16. GRAYS HARBOR—Arrived June 2—Schr Nep- tune, hence May 19. NAVARRO— Arrived June 2—Stmr Point Arena hence June 1. IVERSENS LANDING-—Salled June 2—Scbr Ocean Spray, for San Francisco. TACOMA—Arrived June 2—Ship Yosemite, hnc May 15. POINT ARENA—Arrived June 2—Stmr Green- wood. hence June 1. SOUTH BEND—Arrived June 2—Bktn Tam o' Shanter hence May 22. EUREKA—Arrived June 2—Bktn Amelis, frm Honolulu. iled June 2—Schr Eclipse. for San Francisco. VENTURA—Arrived June 2—Stmr Geo Loomls henceJune 1. PORT HARFORD—Arrived June 2—Stmr Scotia hence June 1. REDONDO—Arrived June 2—Schrs Maweensa and Jennie Stella, from Seattle. Suiled June 2—3ume South Coast, for San Fran- cisco: stmr Protection, for San Francisco. ASTORIA—Arrived June 2—Simr Signal, from Puget Sound. Safied June 2—Stmr Columbia, for San Fran- gisco: Br stmr Altmore, for Hongkong and Yoko- ama. FORT ROSS—Salled June 2—Schr Reliance, for San Francisco. Foreign Ports. ANTWERP—Salled May 30—Br ship Manches- -t'lr‘ Vi)r San Francisco, and passed Dungeness une 1. FALMOUTH—Salled Mdy 30—Ger ship Vasco de Gama, for Hamburg. SWANSEA—Sailed May 80—Brship Lancing, for San Francisco, YOKOHAMA—Sailled May 30—Br stmr Em- press of Cnina, for Vancouver: stmr City of Rio de Janeiro, for San Francisco via Honolulu. PANAMA—Salled May 30—Stmr San Jose, for San Francisco. DUBLIN—Arrived May 80—Br bark Routen- burn, hence Jan 8. HULL—Arrived May 30—Ger ship Marie Hack- feld, hence Jan 28. HONGKONG—Arrived May 31—Stme City of Peking, hence May 5. Movements of Trans-Atlantic Steamers. NEW YORK—Salled June 2—Stmr Spree, for Bremen. Arrived June 2—Stmr Ems, from Genoa, Naples and Gibraltar. LIZARD—Passed June 2—Stmr Venets, from New York, for Stettin. GIBRALTAR—Arrived out June 2—Stmr Werra. Importations. NEWPORT—Per Eureka—8 pkgs mdse, 48 bxs oranges, 36 bxs lemons. Los Angeles via S P Co and San Pedro—3 os glassware, 95 pkgs mdse. East San Pedro—100 bales wool, 3 sks mohair. Los Angeles vin East San Pedro—18 pigs mdse, Hueneme—1 cs glassware, 1 pkg m se. Veniura—3 cs exes, 11 pkgs mdse, 56 cs honey, 124 bxs lemons, 186 bxs oranges. Santa Barbara—32 bbis mineral water, 1 cs but- ter, 191bxs lemons, 16 bxs oranges. Gaviota—3 bxs butter. P C Ry stations—4i15 bxs butter, 2 sks wool, 2 pkgs castings, 6 cs houey. 17 bdis sali nides, 14 cans taliow, 1'bdl peits, 1 sk tails, 1 bdl dry hides, Tes exgs. Santa Maria—900 sks beans. Arioyo Grande—84 sks beans. Port Harford2 bxs fisn. Cayucos—1tub 68 bxs butter, 7 cseggs, 1 coop chickens, 11 dressed calves, 1 pk mdse. San Simeon—9 tubs 7043 bxs butter, 1 cs eggs, 4 dressed calves. pifonterey—d aks banes, 5 sks sl ark fine, 4 bxs utier. EUREKA—Per North Fork—1cs1bx mdse, 14 sks wool, ¥ kegs butter. 2 pegs dry goods, 50/ sks Deas, 1 deésk, 2 ¢s saws, 1 bbl wine. 1 cs crockery, 1 bbl crockery, 121 M ft lumber, 50 M shakes, 53 ©ds stavebolts, 1963 M shinzles. COOS BAY—Per Arago—8 tubs 1 bbl 19 bxs but- ter, 4 bdls pelts. 1 bdl hides, 1 bale flannels, 1 pkg chévio.s, 3cs biankets, 1 ©s cizars, 1 piano, 24 pkis household goods, 4 pkgs mdse, 2 sks coln, 22 piles, 1 deg, 1 locom otive, 750 tons coal Port Oriord—7 bxs butter, 1 sk coin, 1 pkg ex- press. Consignees. Per Arago—Hilmer. Breahoff & Schulz; C S Mil- ler: Marshall, Teggart & Co; Thomas Loughran; W B Sumner & Co; Liiils Bros: Dairymen’s Union: Wellman, Peck & Ce: Bandon Woolen mills; £ Rowlands: Wells, Fargo & Co: 0 C & N Per No:th Fork—saker & Hamilion: California Gjne Works: Levi Strauss & Co: Standard Oil Co: enderson Woolen-milis: Marshall, Teggart & Co: Revere Rubber Co; G W Sureve & Co; California Saw Works: < S0iomon Jr: Carroll & Carroli: Son Bros & Co; Miller, Sloss & Scott; Chas Nelson Per Eureka—Eveleth & Nash: Standard Oil Co; Minnaker, Welbanks & Co; Wood, Curtis & Co; W Cline: MaTsh & xidd; Brigham, Hoppe & Co; S H Emerson; McDonough & Runyon; Lender roa; B P Flint; Wheaton, Breon & Co: Schweltzer & <o Amer Card Acid & Gas Co: Enterprise Brewe:, Erlanger & Galinger; Gelz Bros & Co; J D Martin Garcia & Magginl: i, Scatena & Co: A Levy & Co: Baker & Hamilton: Dalton B Wendt: Marshall, Teggart & Co: M T Freitas & 'o:‘- American Union Fish Co: Western Meat Co; (f Jetzen: Dodge, Sweeney & Co: De Bernardi & H Kirchmann & Co; _Hilmer, Bredhoft & Sobuly. Main & Winchester: Kowalsky & Co: H Dutards # Uri & Co: W C Price & Co; Hilmer Bros: William Cluft &Co: H N Tilden&Co: O B Smith & Co: ‘.‘m‘;“ , Ferguson & Co; Wilson Bros; Dengan