The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 23, 1896, Page 31

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 1896. 81 THE COMMERCIAL WORLD. SUMMARY OF THE MAGKKETS,. Silver off again Wheat and Barley firmer. Rye lower. Oats and Corn dull and unchanged. Receipts of Hay 100 beavy. Bank Clearings lose 7.5%. Coftee dull and weak. Quicksitver declining. Dried Apricots and Apples firm. Dried Peaches weak. Fresh Fruits slowly cleanifig up. Citrus Fraits quiet. Potatoes and Onions uchanged. s selling up a little, No change in Butter and Cheese. Provisions quiet. Poultry nominal. Vegetables still cheap. Twenty-oze Fallures last week. Increase in foreign imports. NED SALMON. The circular of the Cutting Packing Company says of canned samon: “The se son of packing spring run of fish on the Columbla River closed the 10th fust., and although during the Iast days of July the run had been small & large quantity of fish came in early August, with the result of bringing the volume of the pack up 10 approxi- mately 440,000 cases. The fish kept up iu size &nd qualiLy (o the ena of the season, and 5o plenti- ful were they that some fishermen were willing snd anxious to sell their catches at less than yegu- lation prices of 434 cents per pound. The presen: pack of Columbla River fish is from high-priced material and to make the canner whol€ the canned shouid command a-fairly good price. “From Alaska the news is meager, but that received indicates that packing is progressiog in & favorabie manner and thai volume of same shouid be about as usual. No new saimon from that section can b ked for until mext ronth. The demand has been good for this variety of fish. and so much of the pack has been placed in ad- vance of receipt that ideas of holders are very firm, and prices have been sdvanced on some favorite brands. “British Columbia is still packi , and alghough the outlook on the Frazer River was discourugi ng in the extreme, this iast week has quite changed the aspect, and & good supply of fish is now In sight ckers are encouraged o hope that It i P will continue to the ¢ s of the season. FOREIGN IMPORTS, Foreign imports at this port during the first seven months of 1896 were $25,040,200, against 544,500 during the same time in 1893. Ofthls ar's Imports $2,808,700 was from Japan, 74,000 from (hna, $9.505,500 from the ki awaiian Isiands, $1,883,000 from Great Britain, $2 303.000 from Central Awerica and $1,118,800 from }British Columbia. IMPORTS OF GROCERIES. Imports of staple groceries at this port during the first seven months of 1896 were as follows, against 6. agai ,+00 pounds, against 1,6 %69,000; 39,0005 rice, tea, Exports of lumber from this port during the first_seven months of the vesr amounted to 16.854.060 feet, ngains: 9,096,000 feei during the same period in 1895. THE WEEK’S FAILURES. The Bradstreet Mercantile foilures for the Pacific Coast States and Territories 407 the, week ending vesterday as compared with 22 1or the vrevious week and 15 for the corresponding week of 1895. The fallures are divided among the trades as follows: 2 boois and shoes, 6 groceries and liquors, 3 caloons, 1 laundry, 2 contractors, 1 tailor, 1 dr estate” agents, 1 station- ery, 2 carpent Agency reports 21 Local bank clearings last week were $10,054,184, sgainst $11,822,820 for the same week in 1895, a loss of 7.3%. O Clear ® Partly Cloudy Cloudy ® Rain ® Snoud rxpianation, The arrow flies with he wind. The top figures »¢ station indicate maximum temperators for the y those underneath it, if any, the amount of rainfall, of melted snow in inches and huudredths, during 'the past twelve hours. Isobars, or solid lines, connect poin s of equal air pressure; igo- therms, or dotted lines, equal temperatiire. The word ““high” means high barometric pressure and is ususlly accompanied by hr weather: ‘“low” refers to low pressure. and is usually preceded and accompunied by clondy weatherand rains. ows” usually first appest « the Wushington comst. When the pressure is hi, in the interior and low along the coasi, and the isobars extend north and south along the Comst, rain is probable; but when the “low” 1s inclosed wish isobars of marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is improb- sble. With a “high” in the vicinity of Idaho, and the pressure falling 1o the California coast, warmes weather may be expected in ‘summer and coider weather {n winter. The reverse of these conditions *tll produce au opposite result. WEATHER BUREAU REPORT. T#1TED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL- TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 22,1896, 5 P. 3. Weather conditions sod general forecast: The following maximum temperatures are re- ported from stations in California to-day : Eureka 64, Fresno 100. ~an Diego 72, Red Bluft 98, 8an Luis Otispo 78, Yuma 104, San Francisco 69, Los Angeles 76. San Francisco data—Maximum temperature 595 minimum 62, mean 56. The pressure is highest to-night in Montana and lowest In Central Caiifornia and Central Oregon. A slight depression Is apparently central nesr Roseburg, which is causmg cloudy weather in Nor hern'California. It will hardly be sufficient to cause rain. Forecast made at Sao Francisco for thirty hours enditg midnight August 23, 1693, Northern Califoraia—Parily cloudy in north portion, fair in south portion Sunday; fresh porthwest winds. Southern California—Falr Sunday; fresh west- exly winds. evadn — Partly cloudy Sunday, probably warmer at Winnemncca. Utab—Fair, warmer Sunday. Arizona—Fair Sunday. Ban Francisco and vicinity—Cloudy Sundsy morning, fair during ;he day: brisk to high west- ly winds. erly ‘W. H. Hamuox, Forecast Official. ! NEW YORK MARKETS, Financial, NEW YORK, . Y., Aug. 22.—Less than 56,000 shares were traced in at the Stock Exchauge to- day, and in vhis small total Sugar and Western Union figured for nearly 50 per cent of the busi- less. Notwithgtanding the dullness the market vas strong, and the weakness which characterizea the close on Friday was not noticesble at the Olening, Western Union was strons at the start, this stock jumping nearly two points t0 7514 on a rejort, which was subsequently denied by Director Russell Sage. that the cowpany had secured con- trol of the Bell Telephone Company. The denial resiited in & reduction to 74, but later the stock 1m£~o\e¢ with the geueral list, and rose t0 753,@ A i s firmness of the market, especially at the B — FINANCIAL, CHICAGO GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND NEW YORK STOCKS. close, was due 10 the fact .hat the bank statement showed a much smaller loss in reserve than was enerally expected. The announcement that the ocal banks were making preparacions for an issue of clearing-house certificates was favorsbiy fnter preted in some quarters, as it means rellef for the uptown merchants. Speculation In eall money i 80 limited nowadays that the s.reet’s requirements Are easily satsfied so far as money is concerned. It1sdecidedly different in mercantile circlies, how- and the fact that the banks intended to adopt measures which will be of benefit {0 the merchant met with approval The ad vance in prices, outside of Western Union. WAS equal L0 14 (0 14 per cent, Sugar, the Grang- ers, Loulsville and Nashvilie and Manbatian lead- 10g. Speculation closed dull and firm. Net changes 8towed gains of 34 to 184 per cent, the 1a ter in Western Union. Bonds were weak. Sales were 000. sas and Texas fours fell 214 to 777 Nonnem Pacific of Montana sixes. certificates, Blh to 26: St. Jo and urand Island, first, HXXPJ. 3to3 ver and Guif, consolidated, es, 1 10 26, ana Southern Railway, consolidated. fves, 4 to 80L4. In Government bonds $72,000 registered fours of 1907 sold at 1U5, and $1000 coupon foars of 19:5 at 112%. Grain. FLOUR - Dull, stéaty, unchanged. Rye flour steady, quiet, at $2 25@3 7! Yellow Western, COR \;nihAL-—inel-, sr.udy. u U{\ y: quiet. No.1 Western. 881 0.b. BARLE\'vqueL und steaay: 49-pound, Slc f.o. b, BARLEY MALT-Steady; dull. Western, 48@ th firmer. (F. © b. 3/ No. T Forthern, AT—Spoe Joarker gt ungraded red, 58@69 Uptions were falrly active and. firm at 3%@%c advanmc: on better cables, firmer West. fwif for- eign ing and light offerings. September and December mos: netive. May, 7054¢; A ugust,6414c; septe mlwr 6414c: October, boljge; November, y nichanesd, eptemher. 2855c c: May, 3234 . Au- ATS-Spo., dull: firm. Cptions neglected; nominally unchanged. sust, 22c: September, 22c: October, 22¢ ~pot prices: No. 2. 2@2214c: No. 2white,28 mixed Western. 19@:3%pc: white do, 19@: white State, 19@30c. Frovision ,And _steady. western steam, 8 50; Sepiember, 83 7534: refined, u\l\lhenl 84 25:'Souin American, : compounda, 57 PORK-Steady. New mess, S8 25, BUTTEK—Steady and quiet. Western dairy, do creamery, 11@l6c: do fmclors, 74 ic; Eigins, 16c. CHEESK_hull, sieady. Part skims. 2@6c. Quiet. Westery fresh. 12@14c. TALLOW--Guiet City, B 11-160: country, 3@ EED O1L—Steady. dull. Crude, 190 " Domestic, 3@5340: Japan, dull. New Orleans, 27 TAK I’\~Quh’| clt Yac. COTTON 20c: yellow. 4@4% MO LAssEs—suwdy, COFFEE—Quiet; 5 poinis flnwn to 5 points up. Augus:, $10 10; ~eptember, 89 75: November, 89552500 100 aull, ateady: No. 7, 10340 SUGA R—Raw, dull, steady; refined. 5c: centri fogal, 96 test, 3%ge: refined, quiet, steady; ba- changed. Fruit and Produce. APRICOTS—Bags, 8@9c. PEACHES — Peeled, 12@l4c; unpeeled, 61.@ — Four sizes, nominally, 434@5c. S| wo-crowr, loose Muscatels, 33,@ 4c: do three-crowm 5@544c: do jour-crowu. blac: do’ London layers, $1@1 15; do clusters, $1 2.6 1 40 HOPS—Steady, quiel. London market unchanged. WOOL - Quiet, steady. Domestic fieece, 16@23¢: pulleq, 18@31c;’ Texas, T@1%c. Merchandisa. y1c JRON—Duil, steady; American, $10 25@ 12 10. 5 33855 o COFPER—Dull; lake. 810 £ LEAD—Quie:; domestic, $2 6! 7l TIN—Firmer; suraits. 313 55@15 407 plates, dull, steady. SFELTEK-Dull; domestic. 88 70@3 75. CHICAGU MARKETS. CHICAGO, Trr.. Aug. 22.—The early part of the half session of the grain markets to-day was nary import. Prices of wheat were higher, the early buying being principally for short «ccount. The inducement to buy was mainly attributable to smaller Argentine shipments for the week--24,- 000 bushels, higher Liverpool cables: falr exports rom both coas:s for the week—2,991,698 bushels —and to a reported foreign demand at the sea- board. Receipts at Chicago were 180 cars. and 92.850 bushels were withdrawn from store. Tha Northwest receivea 433 cars against 536 last year. The closing Contin ental cables proved themselves of great importance as a buil factor. serlin_ quotations were 3 to 834 marks higher and thelr positlng was the signal for some quick work by shoris, who bought freely and whose pur- chases quickly rushed prices 1c higher than they were wlien the spurt began. Closing Paris cables were 40 to 45 centimes higher for flour and un- Pacific Coast, 3@6%gc. | not enlivened by any occurrence of more than ordi- | Pullman Palace.. Llevah Piutsbnrg. Quicksilver. Preferred. 155 Consoliaation Coai.. 31 Consolidated Gas..140 C. C. C. & St. Louis nwflmln-. Preferfo. T Bloennd.awmn 15 referrad. . 40 8614 22 F 50 201 3 Kingsion& Pem... 3 ferred... ® Lake Erie & Westn 1334 Unfon Facinc..... 014 Preferred. . 60 " U. P. Den & Guit.. 135 % .np 1u. & Cora 3% Prete; 6% ot e B T, b33 . 658 |U.S. kxpress 80 89 |U.S. Leather. 63 Louisville. Na& U 114 Freey Preferred. . 5" U. . Rubbe 15 Manbaitan Consol. 753 rred. . 89 Memphis & Charis. 15 ' |Utica & B. River..150 Mexican Central. 7 |Wab.s. L & Pac.. B33 Preferred. 12% Welis-Farg: — |Western Union.... 76% Minn & St. 'Leom. 11 |Wisconsin Cencrai. 184 1st preferred.. Wheeling & lu E.. 53 2d preferred . Preferred. 21 Missouri Pacific. Am Couton il pHd. a1 Mobile & Ohlo. 8 Nashville & Chati. (3 National Linseed.. 15 NodyCenerat ... 81 |Brooklyn Traciion. 19 North American... 87l Krie 2d pid.. 153 CLORING BONDS. L roclnwnd ;uu/‘ UE s new, "‘“min% 12 Do M. coupon. e POl 1 08s. coupon. ... 10884| Cherokee 4s, 1896.100 Do 1897. -100 SiL&IronMtGen bs 69 StL&SF GenBs us Le Consol Missouri mumn: — Nsflmun- con 6s..110 Texas Paclfic 1sis. 76 Texas Paclfic 2ds.. )5 |Union Pac 1sts 96. 99 | West Shore 4s......102 Mobile & Ohlo 4s.. 57 RGrandeWest 1sis o Ches & Ollo B8 bl Alabama, dm C. 90 MARKETS, WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL, EN@., Aug. 22.—The spot market is firm at 5s 5d. Cargoes firmer at 268 3d prompt shipment. Pa Cos Ks Fu lyts Den nlvlus FORELG) FUTURES. The Produce Exchange cable gives the following Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Ked Winter: -Aug- September, Bs: Uctober, 08 Lad: 544; December, 55 1d. SECURITIES. DO! Aug. 22 — Consols. 113%4: stiver, 56 11-184; "French Menten J0SF 150, EXCHANGE ANO BULLION. Sterling Exchange, 60 days.. 84 86 Sterling Exchange, sight. 488 Sterling Cables. 4 893, New York Exchange, sight. nominal New York Exchange, telegraphio. nominal Fine silver. § ounce.. Mexicuu Doliars. PRODUCE MARKET. WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS, WHEAT—The Sir Robert Fennle takes for Hull 87,800 ctls, valued at $84,802. The market improved again, both on and off call, in sympathy with higher Eastern and forelgn mar- kets. No. 1,95@9614c¢ B ctl: choice, 9714¢; lower rades, S7ViGUIYAC: exira choice for miliing, 31 1 CALL ROARD SALES. TNFORMAL SESSION—! 2000 ctls, 9814c. SECOND SxSs10N—10:16 0'clock—Decemberm 80,000 cuis, 984c; 6000, 89¢: 34,000, i8%e REGULAR MOENING SESSION — December 2000° ciis, 9834c: 2000, BRG4C: 10,000, 9irper 2000, 98%c. Seller '96, new, storage pald—10,000, :15 o'clock—December— s 9,819 bushels. December wheat opened irom 34@5954c, s0ld between 59545c and 6134c, clos- m., aL 6114@61%gc, 2@23cC under yesterday. Estimated receipts for Mond ay 125 cars. CORN—Did not depart from its traditional in- activity and features ‘were entirely avsent from the trade. The only influence on prices was de- rived from the tone of wheat, and as thai was strong corn advanced. Recelpts were 502 cars, and 621,783 bushels were Laken from store. Liver- pool cables were s.eady. Export Clearances were 240,462 bushels. May corn opened from 2674C to 2.c, sold at 2534¢, closing at 23 Tac 10 27¢, & suade bigher than yesterday. Kstimated receipis for Monday, 480 cars. OATS—Trading was restricted to very narrow 1imits, probably more from the usual bait holiday indisposition to do business than from any other cause. Receipts were 300 cars, and 36,384 busheis were withdrawn from store. May oats closed a shade higher than yesterday. Esiimated receibts for Monday 350 cars. FLAX—Was firm. Cash Northwestern and Southwestern, 6624@77c, closing at 67c. Septem- ber, 661,@67c; December, 70@70%c. Receipis were 12 “cars, PROVISIONS—Were slightly reduced in price through the detiimental effect of a weaker hog mazket. Trading was iairly sctive. The packers on both sides of the market to a limited ex- tent, but_professionals took only a lukewarm in- tereat. A slight hardening of the ione in sym- pathy with the bulge in wheat took place at the close. January pork ciosed 2ygc higher, January iard and ribs each unchanged. BUTTER—The feeling in the butter market to- day and business was as sctive as limited offerlngs would permit, Creameries—Extras, 1615c: firsts, 1414@15%4¢; seconds, 11@138c; imitations, fancy, 12@.sc. firsts, 11@12c: secouds, 10c. Extras, 14c: Ladles—Extras, 92@10c; firsts, 8@8%4¢; ing stock, 6@7c; grease, 4@bc. LGG\-—‘VEI’Q firm. Recelpts were light ana fresh stock was in good demand. Freah siock, 11 1 jc B dozen. CHIN at 6@7% on call and 7%on ume lokus Mew YOIk excuange sold at &1 10'dis- count. Closing Prices. WHEAT_Augnst 57%0: Seotember. Decembn, 611,@813/5c. 8754¢; fifi" 5;1—Au'u.l.. 28¢c: meptember, 23c; May, %@27c, UA't S September. 16%4c; May. 19%@19%c. TORK—September. $6 9734 LaAKU—sSeptember, $3 L2’ January Lizo—seplemoer, 85 27%; January, 83 50. Livestock. UNION STOCKYARDS, Iri, Aug. 22.—Only a few cattle were recelved to-day, and the market ruled steady. As compared with a week ago prices were 10c higher for choice and 10ct0 15¢ lower for other kinds. Trade in hogs was fairly activeand mixed lois were steady, while heav, kinds were bc lower. The sheep MArKei was nomina'ly steady. CATTLE—Heceits. 400, Fanoy beeves, uso 4%6: choice (0 rime, 1300 to 1800 b s 4 40@4 6U; 10 choice steers. 1300 to 150“ h- S4154 35 medinm siaere, 1000 102450 B 45,50 410: common to falr sicers. 850 to 1300 s, S 1@ R T8 onn Westorn sicors 3°40: 168ders, 00 o 1200 o, 83 00@H 56 siocker o 800 to 875 ib. $2 60@3 60; bulls, choice 10 ex- s, 82 80@3 23; bulls. "poor lo' cnoics. 1 78 cows and heifers. choice to extra. $3 503 B2 coma, talx 1o chorce, $5 26@5 401 o common to fair canners. 31 20@% 10: calves, good io choce, 85 B0@D 85: calves, common to' g0od, 23 00@b 4b: Texas grass 82 40@5 50: Texas Cows and_ bulls, §1 75@3 75; Western can- ning steers, $2 65@4; Western range cows and helf- ers, $2 00@3 6U. miikers and springers, # head, $20@30: Western range steers, 82 75@3 85. HUGS—Keceipts. 15.000. Heavy packing ana shipping lou\. $2 90@3 30: common 10 Choice mixed, $295@3 50: choice assoried, $5 b 365: ight, 83 40@S60; pigs. $2 603 B thP»k!fllDlL 5000, iuferws 10 choice, 4228 60 lambs, $386 50. AEW duan »TOCKS, Bonds, Exchange, Money and Raliroad Shares. Monéy on call 3% Prime mercantile paper, H@9%. Lar silver, €6l4c. Mexican dollars, 5153 @5534c. Sterling Exchange easy, with sactual tusiness 10 bankers’ bills at $4 8414@4 8414 for 80 days and $8 8614@s »b: mmercial biils, §: 4 83%,. Governmen: bonds easier; Siate Booas dull: Falirond bonds weak. Shver at the board was neglected. American Express)05 4 perican Tovacea ferred.. b e ls.fuman & Ohio. . Brunswick Lanas.. WHEELUCK & CO,, 4 Leidesdorfr St., Tel Main 1054 8 Markes ., Palace Hotel, 83 el, S, ace . PURDY, Manager, Orders mildntly enocuted'on atos mmn quo tations. Reference 1st National Bank, 3. F. uioaes “PHIVATE Wike NEW YORK. buffalo, Roch & . Canada Pacific..... RARLEY. valued at 855,109, to Le The market shows no change, except an im- provement n futures. Wequote kéed,07%@833, 01 Brewing, 7215@80c % cui Chevalier, 80@80c for No. 8714c. Shipment of 67,761 ctls Browing, th. CALL BOARD SALES. INFORMAL S¥Ss10N—9:15 0'clock—No sales. SECOND SEssI0N—10:15 o’clock—No sales. EEGULAR MORNING SEssI0N—Decomber—2000 ctls, €8500; 6000, 65 % GATSSNew Oals, 1314@80c: 0l milling, 85 90c; sanoy iced, 90G92450; sood 0 r.holcg. w,‘,' @80c; common 'io far, ;zx/,@ T%¢; Gray, Buljc: Surprise, 95c@$1 CORN—Dull and weak. hr‘oYel.ovqnoublen 8745@92340 B ctl: Small Round do, $0923zc B ctl: White, 7214@7614¢. Y E Tower ag 70@72%c B ctl for old and 6314 @8oc for new. BUCKWHEAT—Nominal st 85@95¢ B etl. FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS. FLOUR—Net cash prices are as follows: ¥amily extras, §3 60@3 70 P bbl; Bakers' extras, $3 40 @3 30; supertine, $2 75@3. CORNMEAL. ETC.—Feed Corn, $19 60@20: Cracked Corn, $20 50@21 ¥ ton. MILLSTUFFS—Prices in sacks are as follows, psual disoount to che trade: Gratiam Fiout. 82 10 e Flour, 32 50; Rice Flour. $87b: Cornmeal, 10; extracream do, $2 7| vmeal, $2 90; Oat $3 50% Hcmlny. 83 1 Buckwheat $3 10@3 30; Cracks 2 75; Fa- 50: Whota' Wheat Fiour, $2 Kolled Oats, §3 b ‘earl Eariey, $8 50; Spiit Peas, $3 20; Green do, $4 10 8 100 Ibs. HAY AND FEEDSTUFF. BRAN—812 50@18 for the best and $11 50313 ® ton for outside brands. MIDDLINGS—8$15@16 B ton for lower grades and 817618 ton for (he best. DSTUFFS — Rolled Barley, $14 50: Ofi- (‘Ake Meal at the mill, $21 ¥ ton: jobbing, $22: clinped Oats, 9714c@81 05 B ctl. HAY —Receipis were over 1000 tons and t market weak. Wheu is quotable at $7@i0 B fon; Wheat And Oat, 86 50@6 B tons Gac 250 7 Barley, $6@7; Yiver Baal falta, 50@6 50 for second and $4 U@ ior firse cnt- compressed, $6@9; stock, $4@5: Clover, mgw-mw B bale. leA.NB AND SEEDS. BEANS—Not much demand. Prices nominal. Bayos quotable at 90c@$1 B ctl; Smail Whites, $1@1 10 B ctl: Pea, $1@L 20 B cul; Large Whites, Pink, 66@750 ctl: Reds, $1@ it 1 15@1 40: Red Kidney, nomi- nal; Limi 2@2 85: Butters, $1@1 25. KEDS—Brown Mustard, 81 o im9 \"euow Mustard X, C ; Alfalfs, nomidal; Rap. Jt,ac Y e..."é. lh’.e. DRIED PEAS—$1 10@{ 40 Bcu for Nles ana 81 25@1 60 ior Green. POTATOKS, ONIONS, VEGETABLES. POTATOES—The demand and supply about balance at the moment. Sweet Potaloes quotable 8t114@<c P ib; Garnet Chiles, 55@65c ; nm‘f"?m. 25@s5:: Burbank 'Qee:l?n‘l, 06 for Rivers and b@w& for Sallnas. ONIONB—QummA at 30@37%g¢c: Pickles, 60@ 80c B ¢ vEGL'rABLEs-M-nowm Squash is in larger supply at $.@10 B ton; Green Corn. 2 PS P sack: Alameda Corn, $1@1 50 B crate: s-nw ley Corn, 85@86c § box: Summer Squash, 15 @iioe for Bly. L.‘f Pluukzbadl)c ‘Tomaioes, 15@ iS¢ for Rivers an 1, 20@1be for Bay: Alsmeda Cu- 15¢ bux; Pickies, 1@1ac B Ib for oo cat i No, 3; Green Peppers, 25 @380 ® large box for Chile aud 20@3be for Bell; reen Peas, 25@50¢ B sk for cominon and 2@2 140 Bb for Garden® String Beans, 50c@SL B sack for common and 2@2: 1 for garden: Limas, 1. @3c: Green Ukra, 40@75¢ B box; Cabbage, ‘loe cul; Carrots, 25@30c ® sack ; Garlic, 14@3c # b. POULTRY AND GAME, POULTR Y—Was nominal yesterday. keys quotable at 13@1iic for Gobblers, 12@13¢ for Hens: young Turkeys, 16@18c: esse b 536i1'50; Dcks, 83 50a S ans 28; Goslings, $1 33 504 60: 20: Fry for large and # dozen for E—~Nominal. BUITER, CHEESE AND EGGS. BUTTER—NO change in prices. CREAMERY—Fancy, 18@18¢; seconds, 17@17%¢ lower %‘mfi“l'wum b ® z ’nfily..vncy- l’lcxl.l‘l"?—c Puxm—_{? CHEESE~Fancy mud Dew, 8: e B mon to good, : Cream > 6%..1:': 10c; western, 10@110; Ynnrfi‘mn(fl. .'E;'G(is—an!:xr Eqxs are quoted bmn and oes ere well reduced. Orego: Kastern, 14@156c dozen; -ur- u h Iive Tur- |- T e T e DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS, . ‘ORCHARD FRUITS— Stocks of Peaches, Pears and Plums are more moderate and prices Show more steadiness. Crab- and Nectarines couunnc scarce. sidluary aud u@n @22%4¢; D appl 40@50c B bo: e A Oos. 40@ 50t White, 40@75¢ B box. ot TerTroctand 815645 e eess ‘and $15 ‘gl):m‘: 16@30c P _box and 85@30c B crate: Whlie b balk, = B o Japaiess Fluse, 56 Gu0c:; Pfl,-,ggflé‘ QA0 % "or chotes and 40@800 Sies, 50@60C B bo: Cn‘t:?:p s, “@, D artiotta, 20@30c B box and 8515 3 o8 box for white and 40@75¢ for blac donnla layers. BE = B chest for un‘womn and e erncs, $5 Rasp Blackberries. .2@3 bo y\ chn«. Huckleberries, 7¢ GKAPES—The m..rm isqu Scediess, 40@30c @ box: [Lsabellns, §:63 i crate; Tokays. 60@75¢c P box: Black Grapes, & @66c @ box; Muscats, 35@65¢ B box; Sweetwa- ters and Fontainebleaux, 35@50c B Dox: Grapes in crates bring 5@10c 1o ore thad 1n ho M KLONS— Cantaloupes ar» lower. w-mm-lonl‘ £4@12 50 B 100: Cantaloupes, 40c@$1 B crate: 50c P box. L!Tb—Omnl’! are quotable at $2 @8 for Valencias and 81 5| bx for Mediterra- nean Sweets: Lemons, $1@2 % box for common and 32 50@3 for good to choice: Mexican Limes, $boxxcunoxmn Limes, 75c@$1 50: Ba- nuuu. u@s @ buach; Pineapples, $2@3 50 B doz. DRIED FRUITS, RAISINS, NUT3, ETC, DRIED FRUITS— New Apoles and Apricots are firm. Prunes have not fully opened yet. Peaches dull and weak. Quotations on the Frult EXchange are asfollows: CARLOAD LOTS—New A Ppricots, 8@614c in sweat- box, 6@7c B Ib . o, b. const and s@fe for fancy Moorparks. Old Prunes, new Prunes sijg 814c: new Peaches, 8¢ fi in the sweat-box. 4@434¢ 1. 0. b. coast. JoBBING PRICES—New Peaches, 414@bc: new Apncnu, 6@7c: new evaporated Apples, 5;,?@34 b; old Prunes, Sc for four sizes: new Figs, b 'zmsc for unpressed and 3@3lac for pand @Ac for pitted and 1@134c for unpit- tea: new Nectarines, 4@5¢ B b for prime 10 choice. RAISINS—Prices are as follows, carload lots, 2. Four-crown, loose, ES,A@AQ 3-crown, -crown, 2340 B Ib; seedless Sultanas, uiet at the good prices S #] Bc: malf‘esi Muscatels, 134¢: S-crown London lay- L 50; Dehesa clus- 2 60g2 75. ers, T0¢ B box; clustes ters, ¥2 10@3 95: Imperial cl usters, JOBBING PRICES—Four-crown, I erown, 834c: 2-crown, 33sc B . b7 Leodioss Moscaisis, Sos 75@90c: “clusters, ‘§1 “Q Wi 0: Tmoerial clusters, ulons are as follows: w-mms, nomm-|~ new Almonds, 7¢ B B for Languedoc, Ly bhardshell a el1, obbing: PeAnots, S@5Yec llll‘l —— for California: Hukor)' 7i4@Ho: Filberts, 7 Pecans, T55@86 W 1B Cacoanuts, 8 %o, 10@12740 for bright and 6@9c 0@ right and 6@ ous & ‘sm- HONEY—Comb, for lower grades; water-white Jight amber exieasiod 4%@4%0. dark smper, tC 4140: dark, ‘7%0 B 2@3¢ EESWA X2 PROVISIONS, Prices show no change. CURED MEATS—Bacon fs quotable at 614c for heavy, Tlc B I for light medium. 9@9%ge for tight, T0@To for extra light and 12¢ Jor suga urea; Easiern Suzarcured Hams, 12@12 Caiifornia Hams, 10@11c ® D: Mess Beef,’ §7 @8 extra mess do. 38; family do, $10; extra prime Pork, $8@8 50; extra clear, 313 B bbi; mess. 811 50@12 B bbi: Smoked Beef, 10¢ @ Ib. LARD—Eas:ern, tierces is quoted at 434c 8 1 | for compound and 534c for pure; pails, b¢ B Ib; Calitornia tlerces, 43¢ for compouna and 534c for pure: bait-obls, b3uc; 10-b tins, 634c; do b-lb, IG&I’IULEVE—G 614c¢ In half-bbls and @ THo B bn 20D W T % HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. HIDES AND SKINS—Weak and dull at the decline. Heavy salted steers are quotable at 6¢ P Ib: culls and brands, 5@5%ac B 1b: medium, 4@44ec B B: lignt, Loc: Cowuldes, 4@4 Y salied Kip, dc; saliea Calt, A‘dr}' Bld‘em pand Veal, 7@8c; ci B@9c; uo-mkxu. 2 $ood summer, 3 27140 mmmm. lflfl g lnmr.'7@ 1 Sheep- skins, shearlings, iv@loc each; shott wool, 20@ 85c each: mediam, 40@50¢ each; 1ong wools, 50 @80c each. Culls of aii kinds about % TALLOW—! 1, rendered, ¥ 2ige: refined, 434 @bc: Grease, Jo WOOL—Humboldt and Mendocino atio'able at 10@i1c B B: Valley Oregon, 10@1lc; do lower grades, 8@10c; Nevada, 6@8Yg0: e Joaquin and Southern Coast, six months, + San Joaquin, SN Soct SagiNes sx/,@vm San Joaquin, c; northern tree, 7@dc: do d: 8‘/]0 B Nominal at 2@éc B b for 1895 and 6c Deerskin 's tleece, Tective, o HOPS— for 1886. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. BAGS—Calecutta Grain Bags, spot, $4 20@4 25; San Quentin, $4 20; Wool Bags, 2434@26%c. COAL~—Wellington, $8 B ton: New Wellington, 88 B ton: Southfield Walllnflon. $7 50 B ton; Seattle, $0@5 00: Bryant. $5; Bay, $450; ‘Wallsend, $7; Scotch, l'l 50; Brvmbo‘ &7 50; Cumberland, $18 60 B ton in buik and 15 in sks} Pennsyivania Anthracite Ege, $11 % ton; Wem Anibracite, $9: Cannel, $7 b1 oc! Sisile Gate ana Dloasans "Vally. $1 60: Cone $11@12 In bulk and $15 ton n sks. FEE-C. k. Biokior@’s circular says: “The rabispaleimaing duil and aroopinz. Since the 7th inst. the New York market_for Brazlls has experi- enced a further decline of 3c # Ib, the closing quotation being 1034¢ for No. 7 Rio, and in the face of deciining marxets evarywhere business has hardly been possible here. The few transactions made were either in the way of supplving some temporary require . ent Or the result of efforis to close out remuants. Some 400 bags fair 10 good bleached unwashed Saivador were placed on pri- vate terms, understood 0 indicate a concession from the general asking price, ‘To-day s stook con- sists of 2285 Cos 304 Nicaragua, 13.068 Sl eator 15117 Guatomain, 255 Mexiosn- e} £6,620 bags. against 20,259 same time last year, There are no cargoes Afloat.” We quote market dull aud nominal: @20c for good to prime: CosTA RICA—1¥’ 18l4¢ for good mixed -mn black beaus; 18 17i4¢ for 1air; 13@l6c nary. NaivaDon—18@19%4c for goodto prime washed: 1714@17%¢ B ug for 1alr washed: 194@30c for ®oed wasned praberry: 16@17¢ for superior un- washed: 15@1544c Tor uooa unwashed; 1634 @17 Yac for k00d 1o prime unwashed peaberry. ‘GUATEMALA AND MEXICAN—2035@31¢ for prime riclly prime washed; 18% ¢ for good go.,fl washed; 1STAS ok Shas c for medlum 15@14%c tor 10@12 cform!eflorweommon' e washed peaberry; unwashed peaberry. q TCK LV ER—The local prico s lower at 'Eli M’h;‘ anh Export lots are quoted cheaper than this CANNED SALMON—The Alaska Packers' As- sociation quotes Kea Satmon as follows: In lots 0f 26,000 cases. 95c B dozen: Ml.woga«. nu.c @ dnze:’ ;Ib ,000 cases, 90c B dozen. net cash 1. ex- SUGAR—The Western sugar Refining Company uotes. terms net cash: Cube and Om.llad.fl',fiu' ‘owdered, 58¢c: Fine Crushed, 57sc; Dry Granu- lated, 484c; Confectioners’ A 4o for common to om(?- M-fnolll A, 4845¢: Exira C, 434¢; Golden C, barrels, 348 ore than barkels. and boxes SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET. ‘Wholesale rates for dressed stock from siangh- terers are as follows: BEEF—Furst gnality, 414@5c; second do, 4@ hll‘fl do, Bl& 6¢; small, 5@6c ers, w.éuo. Ewu. @45 Pou—m fim e and 8 for small and medium: anma do, A%bu.u RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. more. Flour,ar sk Wheat, 120 ‘295/Quicksilver, f3ks 129 8,908/ Lime, bbis. 81 30 I.U{U 1,470 (R A S REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Michael Winterson to Catherine Winterson, lok :n N lne of R”u street, 187:8 E of Gough, £ 25 N 120¢ gift. Margaret J. Nichols to Isadore and Lena Le LT ine of Hollls stzeet, 145 N ot ilis, ¥ 38 hner Doblu:ompm 0 David Samuels, lot on SE S of Lombard:and Pier-e sireets, 15 68:9 = i Heary 1 Comel!? Charlotte and Emily Hass 1 meyer to m l.lfllllbnh lot on N line of Bush street. 87:6 £ of B, , E y N 187:8: al-0 lot 969, Lone uonnu n Cemeiery; 'rty in otheg coanties: ardian of Louis Meyer. & minor) to lel Mover, lot i W line of Lott stree N of Fell, N 2 by W I 8 N, 2y nwlel ‘ind Clara dleyer & -mma A lot on NVJ T _of 'lpo;?i‘l‘zflu. 125, w 10. 3, S 25,! 75,8 100, E and Locust st NOKI.WB!‘DI J ‘Kibfiln to Innocent Ca ireet, 195 & ot St Hosers, 3 of estate of Margaret trustee ate ne, 10t on SE corner of Bry- Pair ok H. n‘m avenue and Twenty-fourth street, E 100 by S 30: §10. Edmund F. Clark to ‘“ri E. Clark (wife of Ed- mund F.), 1ot on A line Bire 245 E of )éxmen N 25 by 'T“"'"m'h P Wiiliam w Eua c”flm t athias loton & line.of (140 Stihee teyer. wgnn w i n,g'%, 15T 10, Lot Leaven- Mvh and James .flfl“ ot o Wit ) ireer 0TSSR of FItthy N 22051 nn\g e SE coruer of Kansas and Army (com-) streets, E 200 by S 433; $10. San Francisco Land Company to Mét n- berser lo: on & line of Ninih Toous, 125 N oF California street, N 25 by Mary A. and Martin B. hndlner. Flora and John Auger to Charles F. Mueller, lot ov W lLine of Tenth avenue, 244:8 N of Clement street, W 120 by N 7:0%, E 120:2, more or less, to bégia- ning. Celsus and Ida E. Brower to Sarah S. Hergens, 1ot on W line of Secona tv‘nue. 175 S of Deelll (Cllliornh street Soutn), y W 190 on and Emma Duc: P.In?. lm O W line-of Brentics streck, ‘15 N ot B'aine, N 25 by W 70, betug lot 575, Gift Mapl: ulgo 1ot :; N ynl of Silver avenue, 225 £ of Merrill, E 25 $10. Same to Jacob C. and Mary E. Konrad. lot uni W ling of Prentiss acrset, 18 :no X of Biaioe, N 25 by W 70, lot 577, Gift Map 1 Thomas And Toaie - Dsuuell to Mary As Reiter, lot 47, block 19. Suunyside; $10. ALAMEDA COUNTY. o Agnes Stecker to F. W. ttecker, lot on § line Eim or Twenty-ourth street, 208 I of Grove, 1 35, 8137, W 35, N 186:7 to beginuing, being lot 18, block P, Kelsey Tiact, Osklaud: gift George L. Brown 10 J. Mitchener, iot on E corner of Fast Twentieth stroet and Twelith avenue, NE 187:6 by SE 73, block 147, Cllnton, East Oakiand qu.t ciaim deed’; $5. Puilippina ‘o Beter Schater to 3. C. Love, lot on South Channing Way. 160 W of Dana street, W 50 by S 185, being subdivision 1 of Jot 6, block 5, Col- lege Homestead, Berkeley; $1507. Builders' Contracts. The San Francisco Gaslight Company with the Diebold Safe and Lock Coupany, vaults fof build- ingon S iine of Poststreet, 115:4 W of Powell, $:626; Clinton Day, architect, M. A Moldenhauer wih Henry P. Conrady, carpenter work, ete., on building on NE corner of Fell and Clayton streets, $6300; no srchitect. THE STOCK MARKET. Stocks were lower yesterday than on Friday snd business was much quieter. Beéyond the Con, Cal. & Va. report there was nothing new from the mines worchy of note. The Con. Imperial sssessment falls delinquent in board to-morrow. ‘The output of ore from the Con. Cal. & Va. mine last week amounted to 114 tons of the average mine car sample assar 0t $43 per ton, against 142 tons averaging $45 65 per ton for the previous week. Duiing the last few days preparations have been made o upraise in the 6 feet of o-e found some time ago in the south driit on the 300 level ¢t the Challar Brunswick workings. The Andes Company has recelved $4247 from the sale of low-grade o'e stored away inan old drift twen.y vears ugo. This saves an assessment. The total cost to the company for shipped, concentrated ana treated per ton, or $702 for the 50 tons. Following Are the Highest Prices Daring the Pas’ Week. Mon. [Tues.|Wed. Thrs. 04 05 08 0 07t 08 07 07 28l 28 50| 30 24 25| 25| 29 &7 91 1.0 1.1 490 51 80| 60| 07l 07 08 08 81l 51 us| 85| 10, 10 10 10 8ol 86l w7 38 2.10 1.95) 2.59| 2.15 15| 1.70| .85| 1.95| 76 76 85 93 36 28/ Gould & Cuery.| 5 Hale & Norcross| 1.20/ 1. S. Following were the e San Francisco Stock Board yesterday * REGULAR MOBNING SESSION, COMMENCING 9:30, 100 Alta 100 N G & C..10 150 Andc Following wer the sales inthe Pacific Stock Board yesterday : REGULAR SESSTON—10:30. 800 Alpha.....08 800 Alta......08 700 Andes. BUOG 1200 .. 03 300 © Point....25/ 400 Belcher 0 B&B. 400 Excha; 200 SB&M., 0 9 300 Challge Bb 400 Choirl. 97 1200 Utah. 08 1600 CCV ...1. 29100 ¥ Jeki.. 83 2 171300 3 CLOSING QUOTATIONS, SATURDAY, August 22—12 8 Chaitengs Con. 51 62 Con. Imperial. b4 i - 06 Confidence.... 4 —Seg. Belcher.. 09 10 Con New York U4 —|Syndicate — 04 Crown Point... 35 26{silver Hi 01 03 EestSierra Nev — Ud|Slerra Nevada 43 44 Eureka Con... 25 —|Union Con 88 40 kxcheauer.... 0! 04/Utab. 06 U8 Goula & Curry. 58 Yellow Juckee. 33 34 Ha N30 158 GOLD MINING EXCHANGE. Champlon ...... 100 Lockwood Con. 80 a 70 00 0o 49 32 Bid. Ask ked 150 Con Virginia, 400 Lockwood Con.. 2 STOCK AND BOND EXCKANGE. SATURDAY. Aug. 22-10:30 A M. UNITED STATES BONDS. Bl daked Asked. U S 4s coup. U S 48 reg... — 107% Do new mneu!%nx% MISCKLLANEOUS nowwe. CalstChbless. — 111 |PacRollM8S — = Cal ElecL8s — 118%4[Do2d1s6s.. — Cntra CWos = 93 (P&ORy6s. — 116 Dpovstexcp — 08 |PachRydy — 1073 sn L&PBS — 120 [Pwlst RRO. — 1185 F&CHKKEs. —~ 10614(Reno, WL&L = 10b Geary-siRSs. — 10715i8acto P& L. — 10214 LosAngLs. — 99 "[SF&NPROs. 9614 9714 Do um«d Cu - 100 P S | 121 |SPRRCalfs. — 11034 [SPRRCal 6. — — 8 — 9914 18 118 = Toray L M 1s Bs. g: lllb B = 11—0 o =03 Onuuibus os. —% % w. nn Contra Costa 40 pos Marin Couere 80— 943 95 €ABBTOCKS. Gavteat. 11% 30 o it ou: g:‘:: $ose slulum..’.? i Ya u-dnnue: 8TOCKY. Fireman'sFa160 165 COMMERCIAL BANK Amer B&TC. — lnndon?&A. 123 126 Anglo-Cal. - 58 on&sE. — 27 Bankof Cui., — 23& 1 i Cai 8 D&ICo — 120 - - FirstNaionl. — 150 s - FAVINGS BANK STOCKY. Ger S&LCo.1260 — [Sav& Loan.. -~ 100 Humb BC.L‘IW ICW &cufll&.‘. 235 275 Mutual, Union Trust.760 — Blouy - IMI STREET l:ll.lo‘n oL 8. - Marker-st... 4034 — - FYOWDER STOCKS, Atlantic D. - - Eastern D... 70 — ~ llntmm 0 - 90¢c MISCELLANROUS STOCKS. Alnaka Pkm. = 92 i BiknCosiCo. — 1 [OcenioSSCo — 30 Cal Cot Pac Aux FA 1 — Edison Light muy.we P'ac BoraxCo. 100 GasCon Assu. Pac Roll Mill — © — Ger Lead Co. su Part PainiCo 6% Tl HawC&SCo.. mwvnr: ‘usCo. — = 24 Earen 560 18 Pac T&T Co. 70 80 MerExasen. 100 uo Sunset T&T. 61 = M Elec Light 341U - 4 IAI.*'II)I.IA.h * BKAS(O Board— 25 Edison Light & Power Co.. 108 75 26 _do do ... 108 50 § Fireman's Fund 162 00 a0 623 Mrs. “Her whole nature has been revolution- Hetty Green in Politics. ized,” said a Washington hotel-keeper, speaking of Mrs. Hetty Green’s reported inunnon of spending $1,000,000. or, "lo much thereof as may, be necessary,” elect her son Governor of Texas. “Unever knew anybody to loosen up as Charles S. Harker to Wesley B.lhrm. lot on Mrs. Green has of late,”” continued the boniface. ‘‘About eighteen months ago when she came on here she haggled with me over the price of one of the cheapest rooms in the house, and actually made me give her a reduction because she staid a week. The next time she came she had on the finest sort of a dress, such a one as nobody had seen her wear, and this time my house was not good enough for her, so || 8 . went to.the highest-priced place in town and never asked the rate. Her lib- eral streak was late in donlo{nnl. but if her son does go into pelities it will be a fortunate thing for him that his mother from ‘racoma; Brship Fannie Kerr, hence Aj Foreign Ports. HONGKONG—Satied Aug 21—Brship Socotra, for San Franeisco, FALMO! m‘q-amm Aug 21—Br ship Sondan. pril uman—AmvadAn: 20—Br ship William » ¥ Law, hence March DO\—Anlved An: 20-Gership J D Big off, from_Vancou nu!tex,u,—unvu .Aug 30-—Ship Big Bo- nanza, from Columbia River. HONOLULU—Arrived Aug d—Bark Alden Besse heénce Juiy )5. Aug 7—Bken- Kobert Su ‘den, frm Newcastle, NSW. banon. from Oreg fromi Newcastle, Aug 8—Brstmr Mount Le- n. Aug 10—Bark Harvester, W. “Aug 11—Sem? Australia, hence Aug 4. 3=Haw back Andrew Welch, changed her system fn the way of shings honce July (N.nxug uiimm Belgic. hence pecuniary.’ . Aug ——————— . Effect of the African Climate. It must be fully recognized that th Matabele murders of unarmed whlu: merely because they are whites, put them almost out of the pale of mercy, and that the absence among them of any leader who can answer for their conduct makes general arrangements for peace exceed- ingly difficult. At the same time we regret, if only on grounds of policy, 1o see the temper of the white settlers hardening, to no a cer- tain readiness to execute as well as to slay in fighting, and. to. read exulting expres« sious as to the number killed. Wedo not want dead bod‘es in Rhodesia, but quiet subjects who will work for wages and ulti- mately become taxpayers. Lenity is good policy in Africa as well as Asa, but it is very seldom that it is aisplayed on the for- mer continent. Something in the climate or the sur- roundings seems to make all Europeans— Germans, Dutchmen, Portuguese, and even Eng! lhmen—-lhnormauy nard.—London Spectator. THE OALL CALENDAR, Mnon 's Phases| AR Mo.| Tu. W.|Th, .k'r 10 11 | 12138 {214 |15 Firs: Quarte: August 15 1718|1920 21 —-———‘—%" Hoon) *'_—‘—‘*_® An‘unfl? 2435|264 27|28 @Llllquaflfl' Augnst 31 V MERS, HI i, hehos July 19, 8. Sailea Awe 5—Br birk Pelmont, for New York: Brbark Kosciusko, for Port Townsend. Ang 6— Br stmr Chins. 16r 'Yokohama, hican, for San F¥hmeisco. - Aug'10—Br stmr Mount Lebanon, Griffith, for Port Tow. Hongkong. jmma. Aug 7—Bark Mo- Aug 11—Bktn J M Br bark Velocity, for Haw bark for Yokobama. nsend; In port Ang 15—U S stmr Adams; lolAn 10 8ali for New York aboat Aug 18: bark Harves.er, bktn Robert Sudden. bark Alden Besse and bktn Archer, for San Francisco; Ger bark H Hackfeld, for Lavsan Island; Brstmr Belgic, for Yokohama; schr Aloba and Haw bark Andrew welch. for San Francisco. HULUI—Arrived Aag 4—Schr Mary E Russ, trom Eoreka. and sat'ed Aug 8 for San Franciaco, MAH > — Arrived Aug 15—Brig J D Spnekab. hence Jul Ly 0. ‘Arrived Au 13—Haw ship Roderiok Importatiany, MOSS LANDING—Per Santa Uruz—60 sks oats. Blanco—7201 sks barley Watsonviile—%39 sks oats. Salinw—589 sks barley. ¥60.sks oats. 7 HONOLULU—Per Australia—4%64 bags sugar, 810 bags rice, 76 bags cofiee, 5108 behs bananas, 795 bxs bananas, 279_oxs pinespples, 389 bales wool, 8 pkgs mdse. ,.ua bdls dry bides, 17 bdls sheepskins, 601 empcy beer kegy 36 empty wine csks, 145 8ks ;lnelpvle plants. 10 parcels, b bxs Detel leaves, 49 bxs fruits. Consiznaar. Per Santa Cruz—H Dutard; Geo W McNear; J O Wilson & Co. er Australia—A L Taylor; California Wine : Chicago Brewery: Dunham, Carrigan & Co: H-yd-n & Co: D C Bates; Enterpnse Brewery: H. S Emerson & Co: Eveleth & Nash: John Grace: H Schussler: Garcia & Maggini; J Ivancovich & Co: L G Sresovich & Co: Gordau & Co: Hyman Bros: ID spn-m.el- & BrosCo; L Scateua & Co; G _Angust 1] | McC eaney & M S Grichaum & Co; M Phil- — | 11ps & Co: M D Vanvalis; Nationai Brewsry: Pac Q m Moon.| Fruit Co; Royal Eagle Distillery Co; R H Collfer: o August 8 S Walker; Stewart & San Francisco Brewerje: Co: S Hoftnang & Co; i‘ H pavis&Co: T H B Varney: W Johnson: Williams, Dimond & Co; ‘Wetmore Bros; Welch & Co. For Late Shipping Inwlfignw See Fourteenth Page. —_— WANTED---Overdue Accounts FOR COLLECTION. orTY COUNTRY —— FOREIGN Dates of Departure From San Franciscos w S M O R Row STEAMER |DESTINATION. | SAILS. | PIER. . 2 5 Newpors .. |Aug 23, $am|Pler Ll . 130 Sansome St. (Tel. Red 411). ug25. bew (Pler 13 . B.—No charge unless successful. Lis: of S. F. ug 25, 9au | rier2 references, mercantile and professional, gratis and San D Aug95,11am | Pier LL | post free. Mllm;.;lfll A\llgn l;" 5{8‘; ¥, LA g b4 ler Portiand Ao 20.10a% | biee 33 UCEAN TRAVEL. ofAug 26 dew |2 M S8 : CEANIC S.S. CO. DAYS T Mexico. . |Aug27.10am | Pier 11 HAWAII, SAMOA, HONOLULY Panama. .\ [Aug28/13 u PM S8 V7 NEW ZEALAND, ey San Dieo. " {Aug 20!} Lau | Pioe Lt AUSTRALIA. $.5. AUSTRALIA. -|Auk20.104% Oceanic | 'S's, AUSTRALLA for HONOLULU oy, sftur- oyl di a-y. August 29, 8110 o M. Special party rates. forrp et iy 8. ALAMEDA sails_via HONOLULU and {_’UCRLABD!“BYDVEY Thursday, Seplember . M e T b e 10 COOLGARDIE, Aust, and CAPETOW uth Africa. ERoN i J.D. SPRECKELS & BROS. CO., Agents, sesses ..... .. Aug 283 114 Montgomery street, oo i Aug 28 | _Freighs Office, 387 Market si., San Franclsco. ..Aug 51 CAuz sl MUON AND dis, 6.00Px nama.... . luravs Harbor SUN, T_£. COART AND GFODRTIO STRVREY Tinw BULLRTIN PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAG AUTHGRITY OF THE SUPEBINTENDENT. Sundav, August 23. 5.31| Moon rises -8 51| Moon sets. August—1896. Feet Feet. Time FB"ITlmafpm Time Hv Tw| W LW | ¥3[ 5.48/—0.1|12.40| b6.a| 6.02 H'W Lw W 24} 0.01| 58 8.3 0.4] 104 1 26| 0.a8| 5.2 0.8| L27 1.9 26| 132{ 4.7 ’l.lb 1.b| 1.48) L7 27/ 2.09| 4.4 2.0| 2.07 1.5 25f 8.03| 4.0 s.us 2.4| 2.80 5.8 13 28| 416| 8.9| 834| %9| 255| 5.2(10.24| 1.2 NOTE—In the anove exposition of the tides the early morning tides are given in the left hand column, and the successive tides of the day in L order of occurrence as to time. The second tim gives the second tide ot the aay, the third time column the third tlde, and the last or right band column gives the last tide of the day, except when there are but three (ides, a8 sometimes occurs. The heights glven are addisions to the soundings on the United States Cosst Survey charts, ex¢ept when a minus sign (—) precedes the helght, and then the number given is subtractive from the depth given by 1he charta, HYUDROGRAPHIC BULLATIN. BRANCH HYDPROGBAPHIC OFFICE, U. 8 N., MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE. } EAN FRANCISCO. A""};," kg TSI exrapn Hil Was aroppe: €., al poon of the 120ta U, OF eXaCUY &L 8 £. M., Greenwich tima, AF. Fxcn-unn. 1 Nt U, & SHAPPING INTELLIGENU. Arrived, SATURDAY, August 22. Stmr Australia. Houdlette, 6 days and 213; hrs from Honolulu; pass and mdse, to J D Spreckels & Bros Co. Stmr Santa Cruz, Nicolson, 11 hours trom *anta Cruz: producc,'to Goodall, Perkins & Co. Sumr Portland, Kidston, 21 days fm St Micasels, via Seattle 96 hours; ballast, (0 mas:er. Brig Galllee, Dinsmore, 40 days from Tahiti; pass and mdse, to M Turner. Schr Bender Brotners, 1'hompson, 16 hours from Phelps Landing: 86 cds wooa. A Bender Bros. Schr C T Hill, Rudbach, 7 days from Grays H. bor; —— M ftlamber, to'F K Wood Lumber Cor Schr Monterey, Beck, 16 hours from Boweus Landing: 150 M ft lumber, o F Heywood. Schr C A Thayer, Lilyquist, 8 fllyl from Grays Harbor: lumber, o B Wond Lumber Co. vieare:l. SATURDAY, August 22. Haw stmr Aztec, Brown, Nanaimo; ¥ M 8 S Co. B;nsu' City of Para, Mortensen, Panama, etec: P Bémr Alice Blanchard, Dunham, Portland; N PS ufllmr Eureks, Jepsen, SanPedro; Goodah, Per. railea, SATURDAY, August 22, Stor Walla Walla, Wallace, Victoria and Port Townsend. Stmr Geo Loomis, Bridgett, Ventura. stmr Arago, Reed, Bay. Stmr City of Para, Mortensen, Panama, ete. Sumr Alice Blanchard. Dunham, Portiand. Br stmr Aztec, Brown, Nanaimo. Sumr Caspar, Anfindsen. Stmr Sunol, Dettmers, Grays Harbor. Br ship Ulricu, Jobnston, Queenstown. r ship =ir Robert Fernie. Canuon, Hall. ‘hr Dora Bluhm, 'n, land, Schr Arthur I, Krog, Nehalem River. Schr Webfoot, nonneuy. Columbia River. Scar Gem, Olsen, Coos Bay. ietegrannio. POINT LOBOS. Aurust 22-1) p. x.—Weather thick : wind W; velociiy, 20 .ailes Charters, ‘The scbr H C Wright loads redwood at Eureka for Honolulu. Last wheat charters reported are: Br ships For- mosa, Kiimallie, Awnlflc and Wynnstay, l.“ for Europe 2_!.] ";;ed- 8d; Br ship Venscourt, same, ., 278 "?-.. Chil ship Atdcams loads jumber on the Bmlnd for Valparaiso for orders, Pisagua range, Domestic Porte Am‘olu—Arrlua Aug 22—Sehr Enterprise, ? 2:stur Empire, honee Aug 17, I‘DBT GG—Arrived Aug 22-Simr Noyo. with Ger bark Assel, in tow, hence Aug 20. IV NS LANDING—AmvdA-‘ 22~Schr Mary I ta, hence Aug 20, COO0S BAY—Sailed Aug 21—Stmr Truckee, for San Francisco. DEVILBISS LANDING—W Aug 26—Schr Bessie K, for San Fra. EUREKA—Arrived - A'l' e 82_stme Pomona, hee ‘Aug 21; ssmr Farallon, from Yaquina Bay. Sailed AUg 22— -umt Atcata, 10r Poriland; schr Elvenia and stmr Faralion, for Ssa Francisco: Haw bark Leanl, ior Sydney. OOSBAY—AHIM July ll—-&hrdohm‘ hee O R. & IN. ASTORIA AND PORTLAND §6 Second Class, $12 Firs Class, MEALS AND BERTHS INCLUDED, Columbls sails.. Aug. 18, 26, Sept. 5, 15, 26 Etate of Callfornia salis .. Aug. 21, 81, Sept. 10, 20, 30 From Spear-st. Whar? (Pler 24) at 10 a & GOODALL, PLRKI\‘; & CO., Genl. Supts, F. F. CONNOR, General Agans, Market stroeh. PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY TEAMERS WILL SAIL FROM Hroadway wharf, San Francisco, as follows: For Mars Ialand, Loring, Wrangel, Junean, Kil 118100 and Sitka (Alaska), ac 9 ‘Victoria and Vanconver (B. ¢ send, Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, A New W atcom (Bellincham Bay, W: Az 2,712, 17, 42, 37, and every Aih Vancouver with the C. P. R. , R. R., at Seattle with G at Port Townsend with Alsska steamers. reks, Arew'a and, Flelds Landing (Hum. hnld:Bly) str. Pomona 2 P. M. 5.9, 13, 17, 21, 25, 29. and every fourih day thereafter. For Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Simeon, Cayucos, Port Harford (San_Lufs Obispo), Geviots, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, San Pedro, Zast San Pedrvflm Augeles) and, Newport,at 6 4.3 At gust 5 7. 11,15, 16, 25, 27, 51 and every fourth d For San Dicko. stopping onl ly at Port Harrord (San Luig Obispo), *anta Barbara, Fort Los an- reles, udo (Los Angeles) and Newport, 11 A. M. August 1,6, 8, 18, 17, 21, 25, 29 and every fourth day thereafter. For Ensenada, San Joie del Cabo, Mazatlan, La Paz and Guaymas &anleo) steamer Orizuba, 10 A. M. Augus: 27,and 25th of each month there- T, Ticket office, Pflme Hotel, 4 New Montgomery street. ‘GOODALL, PERKINS & CO.; Ge: Agents, 10 Market San Francisco. . COMPAGNIE GENERAL ’l‘M‘lSA’lL“TlQUB Fra ch Lins 5 Hav~ IOMPAN '\l‘I]SR(\EW)QQ\URA‘K Blver. M of Morton st. Travelers by Q this line avoid both transit by English rall way ax the discomfort of crossing the channel in asmal boat. New York to Alexandris, ls‘nl.. Via Patia firsi-class 5180. secoud-class, $116. LA BheT * LA BOURGOG!\E LA NORMANDIE. ., LA’A‘O RAILN. LA GASCOu. 4 For nnum s ap) ¥ A. FUl\'JM‘T Agent, No. 3, Bowling Green, Ne v York. J. F. FUGAZI & CO., Agents, 5 Montgomery avenue, San Francisco, WHITE STAR LINE. Unfted States and Royal Mail Steamers BETWERN New ‘Iork. Queenslawn & Liv rpool, LA EVEKLY Woaes, selected ; second cabin, § and Teutonic. Steérage Tickets from England, [re- Scotland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark tiroagis to e Fraucisco at lowest rates. Ticke sailing dates and cabin plang may bo proci from W. H, AVERY, Pacific Mail Dock. or at the General Office of the'Cox apény, 613 Market streen under Grand Hotel W, ER, et e s ROUND THE WORLD. SELECT PARTY, ACCOMPANIED BY A gentleman of many s ears’ experience in round- the-world travel and thoroughly conversant with all countries visited. will leave Vancouver septewber 14 For itinerary, etc., apply THOS. COOK & SON,,’ 621 Market Street, San Francisco. ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY, PINWALL “ TEAMERS LEAVE fortnightly for the West Indies and Southampten, calling en route at Cerbourgi, France, and nymmuh to land passengers. Thiongn bills of lading, in connection with the Pacific Mail 8. 8. Co., issued for freight and treas- ure to direct ports in England and Germany. Thmn[h tickets from San Francisco to Plymout l’? 5Salllflbu\lfl OB... Hrsv.filuls, $105; i thil Y’ For further particulars aj o Eey PARROTT & CO., Agente U.S. NAVY-YARD, MARR ISLIND, VALLEJO, ‘Benicia, *Port Cl“a. 'h-ncl\m and *Yalona. STR. M Daily 10:30 4:00 T 0: ly 10:30 A. M., 4: y u Suturdays **1 A.3.), 3:30 . M.' Sundays s(r. i onty. Offices .:g landing, Pier 2, Mission st. Telaphnne Blm 2 CH B »aand 8 e tripsonly, o LoH BROS ** Excursion trip. Gives 5 hours at Navy-yard. STOCKTON STEAMERS mv. Pier No 3, Washington + 6.P. M. Dai, ;'mg.. ru‘-tlvods:; -nmmwu b g g n-erv-u by-mopmu . C. er, Mary Garratt, “Teiephoue Main 803. mcl 7 oF Bigukton. S e e e e cisca. 2% ™ > | FOR SANJOSE, L0S GATOS & SANTA CRUZ IVERSENS I.ANDINGcA.n‘tM Aung 32-Schr an Spray, hence Au, Sailea Aug 22—8chr i.ry Etts, for San Fran- HARDY Cllll—m Aug 12—Stmr one, hence Aug 21 o o TP A (Saturdays excepted). senger. Fare AV ES P 6104 % (Sundays ex e LS