The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 25, 1896, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1896 i 10—Stmr Mexican Central. KigWab. 8. L & Pac.. 53, | steady. Tsabellas, 50@65c P crate: Tokays, EEGULAR MORNING & A crxe 9:30. | Of Guerrero street, 77 N of Twenty-seventh, | 9—Stmr San Blas. for San Francisco. H E OMMERCIAL WO RLD. Michiga, Centeal.. 92 7| Preferred......... 4% | 50c B box: mu.::anpu. 21 : Muscas, 528 50 Belcher. haline 58100 & $1182; no architect. s Costa Rica, for Cham perico. 24 e Wi An I : M & S, L. Wells-Fargo.. 80 " | 40c: Sweetwaters and Fontuinebleaux, 36@i0c # Charles T. Parker with Val Franz.toerect a| CAPF TOWN-Sailed Sept 22— p Western Union. " 37 | box; Grapes in crates bring 10@L5¢c more than in two-story building on § line of Jackson street, 110 | aurns, for Newcas le. NSW. i Wisconsin Central. 1% | boxes. W _of Walnut, $i250; Charles M. Rosseau, archi- | YOKOHAMA—=ailed Sept 18—Brstmr City of SUMMAKY OF THE MAKMKLE datry. Ta@108c: do creamery. 11@11340: Eigim. 3 Wheellng & L. .. 63 | Zinfandel Wine Grapes, $20@25 ¥ ton; White tect. Dubl n. for San Francisco. Hmt imitation creamery, 8@11c. B Preferred. ... . 24l4 | Grapes, $11@16. Jockey Club with Alexander Campbell, arrange | SYDNEY—Arnived Aug 16—Br bark Wool- Mexican Dollars higher. e n Bl s aEER RO | Missourt racific.... 1944/am Cotton Ol pd. 48 MELONS—AL kinds are weaker. Watermelons, sheds, etc. on racetrack, $1833; Thomas J. |lahra from Port Blakeley. Sepi 24—Ship Ster- SllvarGoIHRTe mb fore. S TN i TML 81T § | Moules e Lo 8% | 82678 100. Cantaioupes, 10¢@81 ® crate; Nuz: Welsh, architect. e ATMO. A erived Sept 20—Be ship Cambas- . N e | abn megs. 25@80c 5 —_— e N —Arrived Sept 20—Br s Wheat stiil higher and active. JALLOW—Firm, wanted, 334c asked: couniry, | Nutional Linseed.. 163,| Preferred. 1815 c?TnLu vn‘u?'.i‘xs—umnns. 75¢@81 50 P vox VoA SaiEAsEGS. doon. from Vancouver, to ioad for San Francisc Bright Feed Barley firm. 3%@814c. g -102%g| Brooklyn Tractloa. 20 | for common and $2 50@3 50 for good to choice: 701800 Occidtl.... 46 S A ax £k SHANGHAI—Sailec Sept 20—Br stmr Wei Ry, R PR e i SRR e L - 4% kmesdpml. .. 1734 | Mexican Limes, 85@5 50 P box: Call:ornia Limes. 1/50/100 Ophir... 9. & 2 L A e .20 S bdiir i crude, 21c; yellow, prime, 3314@34c. 5o ananus '$1@2 B bunchi Pineapples, 529 -9U1100 € Point....48(20) Potosi. Do o N T o B ranatoo | AN .S W -Gallsd Ausust 10-Br Oats and Lnrl{dulL RICE—Fair demand, firm: nuchanged: domes- 3560 B doz 100 Exchgr....u4/100 8 Nev. STEAMER | DESTINATION.| o s ship Port Logan. for San Diego; Br ship Winde- F.our firm Feedstufts unchanged. e, 5@3%c: Japan, i@iac. 3 = g}m Mex....".48( 50 Union. - = Ttbo. tor ~pa Franciabo. X1 Bxohih Rebane, for Boans as before. NMOLASSESS als aemand, unchanged, firm: | 4 jabanie” S G 04 - 1851 | PRIED ¥RUITS, RA1SINS, NUTS, ETC. Truckes . Sev:Z5, ZFM|Flers | G Francisce. 13-Br s ip Grassendale, for'san Adgiterpopipia of Far. C “Inact: 8 n as. Do consol 85.0.0. 46 — Followt i Franciaco, rench bark Jeanne d’Arc, fo T eotobica o hutoss: o850 o, Lasoue, 8@15 points up: October, | *5ouisy 2 5o Memeovemeni ist 18 | DRIED ¥RUIFS. e e el i e A blerdt | San Francisco; Br ship Pendragon Castle, for ~an Butter no lower. Eggs auleter. g e B O B e ] Canadasouiigds 101 | Do 10 Dealers are getting rather more for Prunes. R ETA s e i TD D h¥ spame ey bier s | Braucisco. 17-Brship Bracadace, for San Fran- Poultry steady SUGAR—Quiet, Steady; off A. 4 7-1 Cherokes 4o 896,100 2| O R & N lsta...... L0834 | Peaches and Apricots are also tending upward. | 500 Atpb: 400 Conil.....1.45/300 Oced........48 HumboldtBay [Sept26, vru|Pior § §:‘_"H.,‘,§_@f“[“";“"‘ Pt Rt il o Peaches weaker. Melons lower. mold 4, bor atandard A, '434c; confec loners' A, | “IOKes ¢ 100 {or Short TlneGs. 110714 | Pears are pientitul, cheap and dull. 100 .......i.4734/500 Overian. 16 | Santa Kosa. |San Dieco. . . |Sepi28 1xow(Plor Lt | i -Hark Coluse for Homoloju | 25-—fr sbip Dried Prunes somewhat higher. Kianhiaied. T3ic) cupen, ce OYCt Powaered, 8¢t | Do 168l 1111100 1 Do canabe. | 60 | Quotations on the Frai: Lxchange are ss fo- 900 - 85 | Qmatilia_-.| Vic & Pyt Sud|Qept:s 9au|Rierd | Canilentor Sun Erancleco, Z0-.Br ship. Moncaster Eipeisary. e e i i i ' o TR o 4 b 200 © €008 B8y-...| Newpor: Sepi28. SAm|Pler 11 for San Francisco. Provisions unchanged. Fiuit and Produce. E:;u;g)]x_floxzu. 10534 Philac . eading ds. 75 CARLOAD Lots—Apricots, 6@8c B for Royals “i&?e.-,.n;'_‘;fig - Ay Septz0, 9Am|Plerl$ H‘on pori—August 31—Nor shlpgAn(}:vnke.‘ for Hides very dull. APRICOTS—Bags, 814@10c. DOsem s bt B s o, 35 5 f ana S@106 1 fer Sholce 1o fancy Moornrka: 100 Exchar....05/600 Scorpion.07 San Dleco. .. [Sept80.Llax |BlerLl | Brgnin "3, B ship Anglesey, for San Frapciaco: Linseed Oil advanced. PR T i@ léc, unpeeled, 6@8c. | Den & b G4l 11111015 st)E1ronMeGon5s 73 | choter o1y s Leachts 3QUi4e for prime ¢ 400 G&C . .-..51(300 SB&M....09 Portland Seprat.lUam | Pler 3t | Chrysomene, for ~an Francisco; Br bark Edin- A TSI N Towoormesi o Muscatel, 4@4%% 87 V16 L& B F Gen 65,108 | boxes: Apmies, po mae eenooraced any 205iemn | 400 Dol Sclron A 8 Y. T | e ichia | vaioa & Japan| tepe30, Sri|P M 88 | burghanire, jor.Oregons A ship Hiddekel, for San do three-crown: 536 do wour-crowis 65 Lo | ey aerCiiy sia, Sg ISk £ApLConsols. - 128 | vun-dried’ Pears, 13a@S0 jor prime to choice. 800 Caled.... ' 13(300 Julii.. 107 Eureka .| Newport..c (0ot Vam Pier1l | Brtiiclaco: Be ship James Kerr. for Sun Francisce L Tl 81 40 S oes for quart 0 tam E ¢ e AL = : i 1ip Lan. dale, for San Francisco; WALNUTS—Standar |, 761 do sofc shell B14¢. | Gen iio. Db 5.1, 08, | mern tar s 100 7 | {oF cbylce and e for fancy; white Figs, #¢; black 3 s e clsco: Br bare Spowdens for Bo ol Wb Qulet, eaay. | Pacific Coas. 6@8Yec. | B & Tex Gont Ga. 10614/ Tenr. new oo 75 oA BING Paicms Peaches. £34@834c: ficy. 7o L : Chartered to load a: Newcastle, N S W—Br ship T e e P AP Lo con Bs... - 89 |Texus Pacific sis. 8534 | ®'h; Avpricows, 6@70; faacy, 8¢i Moorparks, 10@ | 20y Fel River. Buckhurst, for ~an Franclsco: Br ship Uity of 6@z8c: putied, is@slc; s, > Jowa Cencral lats.. 8134 Texas Pacitio 343, 1744 | T1c: cvaporated Abples, 8¢, sub-dried, 30: Pranes | i Madras, 1or San Francisco: Br ship Buchalburn, Merchanitdisa, pansus Fa Cousois 64 | Union Pac 1w 96.101%8 | 814@3%%e for the toar sizes: Figs, Dlack: 214 for | Huwmbold: Bay. for San Francisco: Nor bark Fabiasi, for tiono: PIG TRON—Fairly actt American, £10 25@ b Fu oty Den aivi08 | U8 4s reg of 1925116 unpiessed and @314 for pressed: white Fi, s, 4c: Huniboidi Ba lulu; bark Geo K Mans:n, for San Francisco; bark 1% 30 N—Falrly actlve, American, LaConsol 4s.... .. 89 D és, coupon. ... 116 Plums, 5c for pitted ana 134c for unpitted; Nect: Coos Bay Les Adelpnes, for Sun Francisco: £rship Leicester COI'PEI'~Very dull. Lake. $1070@11. Missourl funding...— | & 4s. rec of 1907.106% | rines. 4@oc Ib for prime o fancs . beats, 2140 o Newport. Ca tle. for San Franciseo: schr Louls, for H. no- 1AL Steadyy D omestic 7 T501 80, ALK T 2ds.. 55 | 8¢ for whole, 234@3%4¢ for quarters and 4@5c for AFTERNOON SESSION—2:30. Victoria Inlu: bkin Newsboy, for Hono.ulu: schr Novelty, AEAD—Sieady. ‘Domestic. 72 7582 30. Do da. . tow { 2ooas 200 Atnha..... 16 50 Cont. 1.42yg(300 Oood. _| Portjana. for Honolulu: Br ship Pendeen, for <an Fran: IINTQuier Suiis. 312 90@13, ek Mobile & Ohito 4s.. 81 | "R BINS_ 700 Alta. 01400 .. - |San Diegt Cisco; schr Robert Lewers, or Honolulu: 8r bark A Likk—Steady. D 3 55@: M ?zma ;1})2%,' UARLOAD PRICKS, ¥. 0. B. FRESNO—Four-crown | 400 .. /5200 Ophir, . E:fi::‘x‘{u ;»mou,l for Houolulu; Nor bark Whi.e Rose, for A R O loose, 4c; 8-crow 3 2-crown, 334c; Seedles: 200 . 5 'y ouolulu, 60_.- CHICAGU MARKETS, N ¥ C&~t Louts #1023 Sultanas, o7 Soines Smseis S s | Honolulu. SYDNEY—Salled August 4—Br ship_Cromarty- s ¥ Nor&West Gen 6s.115 London ayers 8L 30; siusrers 81 85; avees 2 51(100 Potoal. ‘| Newport. shire, for San Francisco. 18— Br ship Blairgowrie, Jdz3ho Folls CHICAGO, Irr, Sept. 24.—Wheat started in to- | N Carolina con ds.. 85 clusters, 81 76: Imperial clusters, $2 60; dried -91300 Excnar.. .05/100 .. | Departare Bay . for San Fraucisc Br ship Miltiades, jor San day’s session about a cent to the better of yester- | (Do8s..... ... 1110 (Wabast 1st 104 | Grapes, 2840 D, 84200 G & O *|Coos Bay ¥rancisco. 20—Nor bark Stjorn, for San Fran- day's close witn traders nervous and anxious. | * g iyvest Consols.133 ]Wslfihmh- JOBBING PRIcks—Four-crown, 100se, 41gc: 3- | 200 Bullion, . cisco; Br ship Laurelbank, for San Francisco. Y Buying orders were in the majority and a heavy | 20 900 B5........104 crown, 334c M: 2-crown, 8¢ B 1b; secdless Sul- | 100 Bulwer, Coos Bay In pori—August 51-Br vkl Arctic Siream, for danelfrn A i Sr ATy Tanas, SO B: Do Mcanin, B brons | 500 Caede 300 Unioa .58 Fortland. San Francisco; Br ship Drumalls, for <an Fraa- business was transacted, the tone. being firmly FOREIGN MARKETS. London layers, 81; clusters, $1 50: Dehesa clus- | 200 Chalng 200 Utab.....07 San Diezo cisco; Br ship Falls of Halladale, for Sau Eran- strong and prices during the first hour advancing ters, 82 60: Imperial clusters, 2 50. 2BJ Cholr. 600 ¥ JACKek.. 52 Yaquina B cisco; Br ship Halewood, for Francisco: Haw 34c further. A great many traders were working WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL. UTS—Quotations are 23 follows: Walnuts, | 160 COV.. ship Hawalian Isles, fof San Francisco; Brship for & reaction on the assamption that much of the [ LIVERPOOL, ENG.. Sept. 24.—The spot markst | DeWw crop, s id at 10c for sofisheil; new Almonds, MOON AND TIDE. Largo Law, for San Francisco: Fr bark Les CLOSING QUOTATIONS. : 7c for Languedoe, — for hardshell and 8@10c for Adelphes, for San Francisco via Newcastle, NS wheat accumulated on the bulge would soon be | ¥ bigher at 5s 1035d@Ss. Corgoes firm at 28s 6d, | 1€ Jo7 Langusdoc nuts, 4@6c i ern — U.S. CoasT AND GEODETIC SURVEY TrDE W; Br ship Hawksdale, for San Franeisco (in offerea for sale. This inclination on the part of | J *IUATY-February ‘:“";‘““'- B0i 4o 1ot Celttoris! Bisais NO5: sue o b: . THURSDAY, Sept. 24—4 P. x. A BULLETIX PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL } ballast). s some was a cneck on the.advance and held prices DTURIS. Pecans, T: ic; Filberts, 7Tls@8c; brazil Nug Bid. Asked., Bid. Asked. CTTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTEN DENT. M £ T 43 s % pote <l g s ey ,,";Wl and Gonit. | - The Produce Exchane cabiegives the following @5 % B Coconnuts, 546! 200, o Jackson........ 25 40 e aheana- Atlantie Atanmors.. nental cables ully reflectea our xai of yesterday, |- LAYerPool quotations for No. 2 ked Winter: Sej NEY—Comb, 10@13%4¢ for bright and b@9c 3 08 08 Fridav, September 25. manic, from Liverpool and Queensiown . * thyt fact being the leading factor at the start. ' | 30 1%,08 Bads October, 8 8b4d: November, b | for lower grades: Gater.white g ey i o8 0| sunrises 6.01|Moon rises 7.34rw | “Sailéd Sep 2é—simr Colambia: jor Hamburg. Nnnnwlo l‘ans’rrlcellp(’:hwe? mmerln‘;;oll 806 5 d :w%l;nm ¥y b l;fl“‘f_u":%u& 4%4@4%4c; durk amber, 02 4 | Sunsets 6.01 | Moon sets. QUEENSTOWN—Arrived out Sept 24—Stmr Cars, agai last Thursday and 2 & yea o -1@3_ Britannie. ago Chicazo receipts were 186 cars and inspected | LONDON, Exe., Sepl. 24 —Consols. 10954; | SEESWAX_25@27c® n. 51 P TRy CHERBOURG—Arrived out Sept = 24—Stmr out 69,000 bushels. The Cincinnati Price Current | silver, 305-18d: French Rentes, 101f 98c. N a L n Fuerst Bismarck. SUmMMmary gave 0o imporiant information to-day. e e PLOVISIONS. alocoenat . & 48] = T BREMERHAVEN—Arrived out Sept 24—Stmr The market showed evidence of being strained EXCHANGE AN BULLION. 13 -1 ;“I‘mu Foot| 110 | poe|Time| roq, | Tima| poq, | Trave: about noon, and from that time on recessions were In falr demand and unchanged. 2.20) 14 15| 2 EH W T w AW T wi| NAPLES—Arrived out Sept 24—Sumr Kalser ety Combomn ey Can Bers prsoil pshels | Sieriog Bxchars 00 davs...... — 483 | CURED MEATShaeon, 6340 B B tor beavy, i 3 8| s oo wib o 10 auotabiy barely steady. - December wheat opencd | Sterling Casies s 22 Z &8 [ ® D for lign medium. 9@936c B B | Chailenco Con 52 63 59 60|25 210 4.5 6.55 o el e SR Swur At from 656%C (0 6574c, 80id between 665ac and | New York Exchange, sight = A A0s for light, 10@11c for extralignt and 120 for sugar- | COn imperial. | 41 Oiseorpion.. = 8|z 807 41| 7 LONDON—Arrived out Sept 24—Stmr Mobile, 6470, civsing at-65hbe bid, @54 higherthan | New York Exchange, telegraphic. — 10 cured; Eastern sugar-cured Hams, 1214@15c: | Gon New York — 0d|scodicac . 03 0 el D hoe Saifed Sept 24—Sumr Mohawk, for New York. yesterds Estimated receipts for to-morrow 285 ix:xelnuve& i‘n' ounce. - 65! California Hams, 10@11c B Ib; Mess Beef, $7@8: | Crown Point... 48 50|silver HilL. — 03{99| 7.00| 3.9/ 9.55 Tmportations. CODEN= A tow adfitans Doctbrs e atten e e 53 extra mess do, $8 50@9: family do, $10@11: extra | EastSlerraNev — d|Sierra Nevada 69 70 | 50| 7.0 4.3/11.24) PORT HARFORD—Per ~anta Rosa—2 0o ® Clear B Partl Cleud to the prices of corn simply through the influence prime: Pork, $8@8 50; extra ciear, $13 @ bbl; | EurekaCon... 25 —|UnionGon. 38 40 poultry, u2 dressed calves, 6 coops chickens, y Yl e on the general speculative mind by the PRODUCE MARKET. mess, %51 50@12 B bol: Smoked Beet, 10c ® 1. | L:XCheal 0% STk 98| NoTm—In the above exposition of the tides the | bals hides and pel 8, § plgs mdse. 1 8K peanors L ® Cloua) ® Rain ® Sn toom in wheat. Very few entertain the ides that etnbut i LARD—Eastern tierces is quoted at 4igcpm | GoUldEcury. 00 BllYclow jacket 32 34| early morning tides are given in the lefi hand | sk nute s oo chens SO Ny pears. 201 bxs apples, y ow corn has the abilliy of Itoelt to 8Avance matorl: WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS. Lo,‘aommwu and q“/‘cx Tor pu“; 7:“"".1 gtyf »: Mled Norera.l.46 1.50, .;“.’\'1‘2'?5‘;.?é’é‘..;l‘:.fé‘fii“&,'fi.‘.:i“%S”‘i.gfiu‘"ufi: 1c3 sanse, 1 keg 9 bxs butter, 26 cs eggs, 2 bbis 11 Ny, et ‘alifornia tierces, d14c for compound and 5lge ior T . Boring mmeret G148 nor enconrags ahoves setink. | w: ure: D tbbis, 53¢a; 0D tias G140 48 5 GOLD MINING EXCHANGE. column gives the second tide of the dav, the third | " ania Barbara—1 sk walnuts, 1 bx hardware, 4 rxpranation. Liveryoak, cables, were firm, . Recelpts were 05 WHEAT—The Loch Linnhe takes for Cork 47, Loc B Ib. time column the third tide, and tae last or right | bxs fisn, 20 bxs lemons, 14 skscrawfish, 177 bals The arrow flies with :hie wind. Thetop Agures | cars, aud 104,632 bushels were taken from store. | 102 cils, valued a: $46,0.0. . COTTOLENE—614,@6%sc In halt-bbis and 6%@ P00 Kockwood Con. 28 | hand column givesthe last tide of the day, except | mdes and pelts, 3 pigs mdse: ; t ul!n‘n -ndmn’; "?H\mfi"’i‘x”myp“lm:'r‘ng?.;:‘: | The (!')lndum-ll Price rurre;u reported no inju y to | The market is quoted still higher and very firm, | 7% # Ibin 10-Ib tins. “kmfl""“ 70 ;';fll;‘m,'i_’;e .l::xgl::l[: ;lil\l‘:f' ‘.'?.“m;fujf,:’:.‘,‘":.f: mx; C Ry stations—364 sks whem; 'wfl sks corn, s; those underneaf . 12 any, | corn by the recent frost. Export clearances were | with an active demand. No. 1, $1 05 B ctl; cholc v 1 vani L 8ks barley. 245 sks oats, 61 sks flax, 1 box fainfall, of melted snow In inches and hundredths, | heavy ay 775,287 bushels. Prices eased off with | g1 0834@1 074+ lower "M”‘%t “‘ [rive e;_- HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. 100 fiv-nn“fl 48 | soundings on the United States Coast Survey | gneils, 707 sks bit rock, 187 sks beans. during the past tweive honrs. - isobars, or solld | wheat later. May ' corn Opened from 2514¢ 10 | tra chosoe fof ciliin bL N1 10 ot T e g6 | Sharts. except when a minus sign (—) precedes the | * Arro,0 Grande—1003 sks barley. lines, connect poin s of equal air pressure: 180 | 5514c, sold between 2534c and 2534c. closing at | PR i g 2 HIDES AND SKINS—Dealers report a very dull 60 Ohoiiar . 216 | from the deoth £iven by aoer. glvenis subtractive | YLos Berros—215 sks oats. N ord Bl sacats hish BaromerHie. pressure and | 2024 Did a shade higher than vecterday. Est-| . o CALL BOARD sALEs December—. | MArket. Heavy salted steers are quotable at 534e; 50 . 3 220 | m— e e | N170mo—102 sks Hax, 255 sks wheat. P P i e i D A D o o O AT derived | 4000 cis: ‘81 08: 8000, $1 0813+ 4000¢ oxnya: | cullsand brands, 534c: medium, 51o@8c; culls and 65 00/100 Cnallenge. 54 BYDEOG<AIrHIC BULLETIN, &:;{-\":‘T?fi__ug?,“:k';“.fl.,lg, 888 sks corn, 549 rs 10 low pressure, and is usually preceded | girengih suifolent from wheat 1o Imorove s itte | 2000, $1 UBMG~ May — BOOO." §1 1154, 600D, | brands, 4e@5 B B; lght, 4@4Lac: calls and 100 Con Virginia... 170 8 d 10 accompanied by cloudy weather and . rains. we” usially first appesr on the Washinzton st. When the pressare is high in_ the interior iow along the coast, and the lsobars extend north aud south along the comst.rain is probable; but when the “low” 1s inclosed wilh Isobars of jarked curvature, rafn south of Oregon i improb- ble. \With a “high” in the vicinity of Idaho, and the pressure falling to the California coast, warmer weather may be expected in summer and coider weather in winter. The reverse of these conditions will produce an opposite result. WEATHER BUREAU REPORT. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL- TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1896, 5 P. M.—Weather conditions and general forecast: The following m~zimul temperatures are re- ported from stations in California to-day Eureka 58, Red B:uff 80, San Francisco 71, Fresno 82, nis Obispo 90, Los Angeles 80, San Diego 76, Yuma 94 ~an Francisco data—Maximum temperature 71, minimum 52, mean 62. AD area of high pressure is central to-nighs over the northern balf of the Pacific Slope. The pres- sure has risen rapidly over Montana, Idaho and Washineton. It has also risen over Utah. The temperature has risen about 8 degrees over Nevaaa and California. It has fallen slightly over There 1as been 1o rain on tbe Pacific Slope. al- though cloudy weather prevails over the northern por.i0n of it. Conditions weather Friday and Friday night over the Pacific Slope. Forvcast mage at San Francisco for thirty hours are favorable for fair warmer ending .idnight, September 25, 1896: Northern California—Falr Friday: warmer in northern portiou; fre h northwesterly winds: fog on the coast Fridav morniug, Southern California—Fair Friday; winds; fog on the coast. vadi Falr Friday. Utab—Fair Friday. Arizona—Fair Frirday. San Francisco aud vicinity—Fair Friday; fresh northwesterly winds; f0g in the morn ing. ALEXANDER G. MCADIE Local Forecast Official. NEW YORK MARKETS. light west- Financial. NEW YORE, N. Y., Sept. 24._Stocks were less active to-day, the sales footing up 180,064 shares, against 221,000 yesteraay, but the tone of the market was firm throughout. The strength of prices was a surprise to the average operator, in view of the advance of the rate of discount by the Bank of England to 3 per cent and the poor show- ing of the St. Paul road for the third week of Sep- tember. Certain traders sold on the idea that the developmen:s referred to would lead 1o liquida- tions, bul, Instead of selling, commission-houses were buyers of the standard issues. Money on time also worked easier, transactions being re- poried at 6 per cent for three to four months. Adaitional purchases of gold in London for ship- ment to the United States had a strensthening in- guence on the share market. On the other hand Sterling exchange was a shade firmer owing (o the raise In money rates abroad, and in some quarters it was thought that this would check the tlow of gold this way. The notably strong stocks were Chicago Gas, the grangers, Manhattan, Louisville and Nasnville, Tobacco and Western TUnion. Manhattan was benefited by reports of better earnings, and Chicago Gas by purchases sald to be for inside account. Sugar was feverish throughout and ranged between 11034@11214, closing at 11135, The reports that the Molicn: hauer Refining Company had increased its capiial stock coidd not bz confirmed. This rumor had a good deal to do with the break in the stock yes erday. ~peculation closed steady 10 firm. Nei chaoges in the usually active lis show gains of 14 t0 134 per cent outside of Read- ing, which lost &g per cent. In the specialiies Minoesota 1ron rose 4 to 55; Michigan ntral’ 2 to 92, and Metropolitan Traction 234 t0 9414; New England brought 45 against 36 the -iast previously reported sale at the Siock Exchange. Bonds were strong. Total sales, $1.288,000. Hocking Valley consolidated fives rose 114 to 83; Iron Mountain generai fives, 1to 72: Peoria, De- catur and Evansville firsts, 134 to0 100; Richmond and Dauville consoidaed sixes, 134 to 117; Southern Raiiway consols fives, 134 to 85%, and Western Pacific firsts, 2 to_100. In Government bonds $5000 coupon fours of 1925 brought 11614 and $100b coupon fives 11114, « rain. FLOUR — Quiet; firm. Winter wheat, low grades, 81 70@2 55; do, fair to fancy, $2 40@3 40: o, patents, 82 50@5 80 Miunesoia clears, 82 3Ug do, patents, $3 25@4 35; low extres, $1 70@ .255: ci'’y mills, ¥ 15@3 90: do, patents, $4 10 @4 25. rye mixtures, $2 80@3 10; superfine, $1 55 @2 10: fine, $1 40@2 00. liye flour, dull; steady; §2 25@2 75. L —Quiet; steady. Yellow West- CORN ME em. Wlot@l oa oa KY i-—More active; firm. No. estern, 43c. BARLEY—Firm: 31bgc. WHEAT—Spo. market dull, firmer, with op- tions; £, 0. b. 7414@74%4c: ungraded red, 83@75c; No. ' Northern, 71%@i34c. Uptions were active, ‘aud excited, advancing 136@134c on continued forelgn puying, decidedly higher cabies, better West and locai covering; de- cliaed 114a13gc on free realizing and weaker West, raliled 155 5fc on covering, closing firm at 34@7sc over yesterday. December and Mwy most active, Moy closed 7dSge: “eplember, §9%c; \7);;;»", 6i%gc: November, 70%c; December, o COURN—Spot more acilve, stronger. No. 2, 273fgc elevator; 281ge afloat. * piions aavanced 15@5s¢ on firmer cables, bet- ter West and local covering, fell HBYac win whea, closing steady at unchanged prices to Yac advance with a fair trade. December aud Miay most_ active. September closed 273gc: October, 273fc: Lecember, 2815c: May, 30%c. GATS—Spo. more active, strong. Options dull, firm. September, 2lc; October, 21¢; Décember, 226 spot prices: ' No. 2, 2034c: 243jc:- No. 2 Chicago, 21 3 white, 313hc: mixed ‘white do, 20@29c. Frovisions. LA)D—Firmer: Western steam, $4 171g; city, $3 70; September, $4 15, nominal; re- active; conunent, $445; Soun Amenican, £+ 75: compound, : 34@ic. PORK~—Quiet, firm; new mess, $7 75@8 50, BUTTE .~Choice firmer; zood demand; Western No. 2 white, No. 8, 19c; No. Western, 19@21%4¢; FINANCIAL. CHICAGO GRAIN, PROVISIONS " AND NEW YORK STOCKS. wWHEELUCK & CO., < Leidesdorff St., Tel. Main 1954. BRANCH OFFICE 623 Market St, Palace Hotel. Tel. Main 5828, PURDY & ATKINSON Managers. Orders instantly executed on latest market quo- tations. Reference 1st National B, F. CHICAGO.” PRIVATE WIBE NEW YORK, in price. Nothing approaching importance (rans- pired duri gthe session. Recelpts were 205 cars and 57,516 bushels were taken from store, Ex- ports amounted to 30,821 busheis. May oats cosed 1gc under vesier ay. Estimated receipts for to-morrow 300 cars. FLAX—Was firm. Cash, 7014@71c; Septem- ber, 70c bid; December, 7134@72%4c. Receipts 44 cars. PROVISIONS—Were fairly active and firmer; the bull sentiment which prevailed in wheat seemed to have extended to product and prices advanced moderately. The Log markel was stronger, which was necessarily a strencthening argument in provisions. January pork closed 15¢ higher, January iard 12165@15¢ higher. and Janu- ary ribs 714@10c hicher. UTTEK—1he butier market was quiet to-day. No important change in the situation was noted. Offerings and the demand were both moderate, Creameries—Extras, 143gc 8 1b: firsis, 12@13c: seconds, 10@lc; imitations, fancy, 12@.5c. Uairies—Extras, 13¢; firsts, 11@12c: seconds, 10c. Ladles—Extras, 9%2@10c: firsts, 5@8Yac; vacking slock, 6@7c: grease, 4@bc. EGGS—steady. The demand was not s0 urgent as it has been Lut the Offerings Wers no pressing. rresh siock, 14@1414c. MONEY—Was firm at 6@7% on call and 7% on time loans. New )ork exchange sold ai 70c dis- count. Closing Price WHFAT_Sentember, 6434c; December, 8475@ 85c: May, 68540. COKN piember. 216gc: December, 2234c; May, “515@2514¢. OATS"Sepiember, 16%3c; December, 1614@ 17c: May. 1684c. FORK—Octover, $5 95: Janoary, $7 0215, LARL—October, $3 62 January, $4 0214, Xlbb—October, $5 1714; Januacy, 85 50. Livestock. UNION STOCKYARDS, Irr, Sept. 24.—The ofterings of cattle to-day were moderate. Com- mon and medium grades were steady and choice beeves 10c 1o 15¢ higber. The demand was good. The hog market was steady, with good offerings and the demand fair. The sheepsnd lamb mar- kets were steady. CATTLE — Receipts. 8500. $4 504 85 good 1o choice steers, 1200 to 1600 b, £4 1U@4 45; meaium steers, 1000 10 1300 B. $390 @4 05: falr beer steers. 950 to 1300 Ds, $5 60 @3 85: butcher steers. $3 25 @R} 50: choice siockers and feeders, 800 to 1250 Bb. $3 25 @375; fair do, 500 to 875 B, 52 50@3 20: bulls, choice to extra, $2 80@3 00; bulls, poor 1o choice, 81 50@2 75: cows ana betfers. choice Lo extra, $3 50 @3 7o; cows, zood to choice, 82 5U@3 5U: cows, common to fair canners. $1 10@2 00; calves, good | 10 choice, 85 b0@8 U5: culves, common 10 €00d, 83 V0@5 26; Texas grass swers. $2 4U@3 V0. Texas cows and_bulls, $1 76@2 50; W estern can- Dning steers, $2 65@4; W estern rauge cows ana heif- ers. 82 15@3 25 miikers and springers, % nead, $26@40: Western range steers, $2 70@3 70; West- ern rangers, $2 25@3 25. HUGS — Keceipts. 34,000. Heavy packinz ana ebipping _lots. $2 80@H 40: common 10 _choice mixed, $2 90@3 40: choice ried. $5 30@ $40: light, $2 90@3 40: pigs. $1 50wS 35. S5 Ek P Keceipts, 16,000, ARIeior 10 choloe, $176@3 10; lambs, $344 50. CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALFS. CHICAGO, IrL, Sept. 24.—The Earl Fruit Com- panv sold California fruit to-day as follow Grapes—Tokay, $1 15@1 40; Muscat, $1 10@1 26. Pears— Bartiett, $1 60@1 80. Peaches—salway, 50@65¢. NEW YORK, N. Y., Sept. 24.— Porter Bros. Co pany sold California frult to-day as follows Grapes—Tokays, $2 85 B double crate and $1 15 @) 45 singie. Pears—Fartielts, $1 95@2 56 B box and §1 80 B half box: Comice (seconds), 95¢ @81 90 @ box: Nellis, 81 50; Sickels. 8131 0. lums—Columbis, $1 P half crate. Peaches—Sal- ways, 45@80c B box: Clings, 55@70c. NEW YORK STOCKS. Bonds, Exchange, Money and Raliroad ares. Money on call easy at 4@414%: last loan &t 4% and closing offered at 4% Prime mercantlie pa- per, 7@9x. Lar siiver, 605pc. Mexican doliars, 508/g@523/zc. Sterling Exchange firmer, with actual business 1 bankers' bills at for sixty oays, Posted rates 84 50@4 B1. dull. was dutl. CLosING wTooRs. Am Tel &Cable.... !‘43 Adams Express. lton, Terre Haute 65 American Express10K ‘American Tobacco. Preferred. . % Bay StateGas...... Baltimore & Ohio.. Brunswick Lands.. Euftalo, Roch & P. 25 167 ew Eng. 45 Canads Pacific. Y. Susq & Wo.o ¥ Canada Southern.. 40 Preferred. 221, Canion Land. . 50% Ontarto. . 10 Central Pacific. 1314 Ontario & Westera 1314 Ches. & Ohlo. ... 145 Oregon Improvmns _¥a Chicago Altoi....185 " Preferred. —_— Preferred. . .164 lOregon Navigation 12 Chicago, B. & Q... 69 (Oregon Short Lins. 1814 Chicago & E. Li... 8% [Pacific Mail 19 Preferred.... .... 84 |Peoria, D.& Kvans 1% ChicagoGas. 61 %/ Pittaburg & W. ptd_15 Cleve& Pittsbarg..150 ' | Pullman Palsce. Consolidation Coal. 3 Consolidated Gas..145%4 €. C.C. &St Louls 26 Preferred......... 73 - 18%| Preferred.. - 20" |Rrock,Isiand. I blig . 13 |Rome Wat&Ogden.110 Commercial Cabie.135 [St. L. & 8, Wa.... 334 Dei Hudson........123 Preferred... ¥ Del. Lack& Westra. 155 3 Great Northera pial1g Southern Pacific. Green Bay.. s Southern R. K.. | _Preferrea. . #1118 2000, 81 1134, SECOND SESS10N—December—6000 ctis, $1 05 30,000, $1 0535 May — 2000, 81 11%: 2000, | $1 121 4000, 1 1234 HEGULAR 'MOBNING SESSION—December—2000 | ctls, $1 0874 2000, $1 09: 2000, $1 U94: 14,000, 81 0814; 8000, $1 0v34g: 50,000, $1 09%a; 14,000, | $1 ' 96a. May — 16,000, $1 18; 2000, $1 loly! 8000, $1 1314: 6000, $1 1334: 4000, $1 13%4. AF.KRNOON _SESSION — May — 14,000 ctls, | 8 1% 4000, $1 1354 December—2000, $1 014 BUOU, 8. 0955: 10,000, $1 10; 18,000, $1 097 4000, $1 0934 : 16,000, 81 09%4. | BARLEY—Choice bright Fed is firm, but dark | grudes are dull and easy. We guote Feed, 5712@ 623p° B cti; cholce brizht, 633,@65c; Brewiug. T23,3@80c B cul; Chevalier, 90c@s1 for No. 1. CALL BOARD SALES. INFORMAL SESSION—0:18 o'clock—No sales. EECOND SESSION—No sal REGULAR MORNING SESSION—December—2000 ctls, 71ligc. AFTERNOON SESSION—NO sales. | OATS—Dull and unchanged. Biack, for feed, 70 | @80c® ctl: Milling, 8734@¢2%%c B ctl: tancy feed, | Ptaeose B cil: Kood 1o cuoice. §o@o2igc: com | mon 0 sair, 75@80c; Gray, 35@87%c;: Surprise, 95c@$1 0215 CORN—Is stll neglected. Yellow, 80@ 823kc: Small Kound do, 85¢ B ctl: White, 76@80c. HYE—Very strong at 65@70c % ctl. BUCKWHEAT—Nomine, at 85@95¢ @ otl FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS, FLOUR — Firm at the advance, Net cash | prices are as follows: Famlly extras, $3 75@3 90 P bbl; Bakers' extras, $3 50@3 65; superfine, $2 80@8 15. CORNMEAL, ETC.—Fned Corn, $1850@19; Cracked corn. $19@19 50 9 ton. MILLSTUFF —Prices in sacks are as follows, nsuat discount to the trade: Graham Flour, $2 107 Rye Flour, $250; Rice riofir, $575; Cornmeal, $2 10; extra cream do, $2 75: Ustmesl, $2 80; Oat v.roats, $3 50: Hominy, $310@3 30: Buckwheat Fiour, $3 10@3 30: Cracked \Wheat, $2 76: Fa- rine, $350; Whele Whent Flour, $2 80: Rolled Oats, 3 50; Fear! Barley, £3 50; Split Peas, $3 20; | Green'do, $4 10 ¥ 100 Ibs. HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS, BRAN—312@12 30 for the best and $11@11 50 | ¥ 1on for outside brands. MIDDLINGS—$15 ¥ ton for lower grades, and $16@18 % ton for the best. FEELSTUFFS—Rolled Barley, $14 50: Oficake Meni at the mill, $21 @ ton: jobbing, $22; clipped Cats. 9745c@$1 05 B ctl. HAY—Recelpts continue to decrease and the market is less demoralized in consequence. Wheat, | #7@9 ® ton: Wheat and Out, $6@8 50 B 101 Osi, 35@7: Barley, $6@7; iiiver Bariey, §4 50@ Alfaifa, 85 50@6 50 for ‘second und $4 fo first cutting: compressed $6@9; stock, $4@! Cioyer, 6@7 50 § ton. STRAW— 5¢ B bala. BEANS AND SEEDS, BEANS—Bayos quoable at 950@$1 156 B ctl; Small _Whites, 85c@$1 10 8 ctl: Pes. 95c@ #1156 B cul; Large Whites, 80@90c ® ctl; Pink, 75@:5c B ctl: Reds, 8181 10 B ctl; Blackeye, $1 25; Red Kianey, tlgl 10; Limas, $1 6@ 1'80: Butters, $1 26@1 4 SEEDS—All_kinds are dull. Brown Mustard, $2 5U@2 66: Yellow Mustard, $1 40@1 60: Flax §1 26; Canaty, 214@2%0 9 s Alfaiia, nominal] Rape, 214c;: Hemp, . DELicD PrAS—81 10@1 40 B ctl for Niles and $1 26@1 50 for Green. POTATOES, ONIONS, VEGETABLES. POTATOES—No change. Sweet Potatoes are guotable at 75c@81 25 B cul; Early Rose, 25@36¢c ® sack: Burbank Seedlings, 30@40c ior Rivers and 60@90¢ B c.1 for Salinas. GOAIYYS Quiec at 26@0c B sack; Fiokies, 40 0c B sach VEGET A BLES—Show no material change. Mar- rowfat Squash, 86@8 B ton; Green Corn, 35@65¢ P sack: Alameda Corn, 51@) 25 B crate; Berke- ley Corn, 35@60c box; Summer ‘Squash, 25c B box: Egg Plant, 26@40c ® box: Tomatoes, 15@25¢ 8 box: Cucumbers, 25@35¢ 3, 00xi Pickioy 1340 B B for No_1'and T6@ 8uc @ ctl for No. %; Green Peppers, 26@35¢ | large box for Chile and 25@35c for Bell: Peas, 50c@$] B sk_for common and 2 | for Garden; String Beans, 500@81 B suck for com. mon and 2@234c P 1b for garden: Limas, 60@76c F,gack; Green Okrm, 409850 B box: Dried Okrn, C ; Cabbage, i Carrots, 30@40c % sack; Garlic, 1@134c B b BUTTER, CHEESE AND KGGS. BUTTER—No further cecline s noted. REAMIRY—Fancy, 21632354c: seconds, 200 b, DAmsY—Fancy, 2003 Ib: g00d_ to choice, 1734@ 18c; lower gradvs, 1215@16c B b PICKLED—15@17¢ B Ib. FIRKIN—14@160 B Ib. CHEESE—Choice mild new, 8: 10 £00d 0ld, G@8c: Cream Cheddar. 10@11c: Youug $merica, d@lle: Western, 10@11c; Eastern, 119 | ., [°GG~—Steady at the advance, bat not as active. Oregon quotable at 18@16c doz; Esstern, 16@ 19¢ for fair to choice and 20c for fancy : siore Eggs, 13@16¢ tor ordinary and 17@20c for good: ranch ;‘Jszé:.u 25@80c; cold-storagd, 18@20c. Duck Eggs, “0c. 9c: common POULTRY AND GAME, POULTRY—A car of Eastern sold at 13@lc for Turkeys, $5 50@6 for Hens, $5@5 50 for | youns Roosters, $4 50 for old Roosters and 83 25 @8 B0 for Fryers. Local stock 1s steady and large fai Hens sell over the quotations. Live Turkeys, 18@16¢ for Gobblers, 12@)5c for iiens: young Turkeys. 16@18c: Geese, pain, 8.@1 25; Goslings, 81 36@1 50; Ducks, 83 P dozen for old and $4@5 for_young; Hens, 6o $4@4 50: Fryers, 55 71565 n?ou'::."gi 503 ola, i g h 5 %or farge ana $L@: 60, for small; 1 76 % dozen for young and $1 50 for old. GAME—Nominal, DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS. ORCHARD FRUITS— Peaches are not as firm. First-class Quinces are scarce. Fancy Apples are wanted. Figs are dull Plums are scarce. Quinces, ® box. Peaches, 20@40¢ B box for ordinary and 40@60¢ tor Mountaln frea " o ums, 36@50c : Prunes, 50@ Pomegranates, 5¢c B box. box for choice, $1 25 for common. pples, 6! 1 fancy llfl.’fic for wim B vox; Bartetts, 50@75¢c B large Figs, 20@86c B box for white and 25@40c for BERRIES— Strawberries, $2@4 for large berries and $10 for u;:xpmnm. nuetumm-.—‘g“ “Wmmm ‘Cape Cod, 88 25 GRAPES—Essler and quieter. Wine Grapes are ! ; saited Veal. 5@6c; dry Hides. 9@10c: culls ana bravas, 7@7%4c; dry Kip and Veal, 8c: culls, 69 | | there 1s nothing doing.” New San Joaquin Fall, 214 branas. 8la@4c; Cownides, 4@5c: cuils and brands, | 8Y2@4%c; saitea Kip, oc; salted Calf, 7¢ @ 1b; dry Calf, 16c; culls, 10c Guatskins, 203 gooa summer, 20@25¢ @ B: medium, 15@ Oc; winter, 7@9 Sheepskins, shearings, 10@15c each: short wool, 20@35¢ each; medium, 40@50c each: long wools, 50@60 each. Culls of all kinds about T ALLOW — 2@2%c; refined, 4 3 WOOL—A local :{.rc@nllr S8 ‘Some business has been don- within the week embracing the poorer descriptions of free spring stock and also mountain fall Wools for scouring pur poses As yet no business has been done locally in the choicer northern Meudocino Wools, of wuich there are large lines (0 be had. The prices asked for this | class of stock places them for the moment out of the markei, but with strensthening hopes of McKinlcy's eiection Lhere is reason to belleve that these choice Woois will soon find purchasers. Out- side of the scouring business, as reported above, @4c B B; Spring ciip: Humboldt and Mendocino, | 10@11c; Nevada, 6@8Luc; San Joaquin and South- ern Coast, six_months. 314@0c: northern free de- fective. 415@51hc B 1. HOPS—are nominal. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. BAGS—Calcutta Grain Bags, spot, $4 1215@4 20: San Quentiu, $4 20; Wool Bags, 2414@26l4c Frul: Bags, 514@53%c. COAL-Wellington, $8 % ton: New Wellington, #8 B ton: Southfield Wellington, $7 50 ® ton; Senttle, 85@5 50: sryan.$5: Coos Hay, 84 Bl Wallsend, $7: Scotch, $7 50; Camoe: $13 50 B ton in bulk and $16 In sk: Pennsyivania Anthraciie Egg, $11 8 ton; Welsh Anthracite, $9; Cannel, $7 50; Lock Springs, Castle Gate and Pleasant Valiey, $7 60: Coke, $11@12 in bulk and $13 B ton In sks. OIL—The Standard O: Compa: advanced Eastern Linseed (0 59c for raw and 41c for boiled in bols, and 4dc and 460, respectively, in cases. | SUGAR--The Western Sugar Refining Company | quotes, terms net cash: Cube and Crushed, 5%c: Powdered, 534c: Fine Crushed, 5%¢; Dry Granu- lated, 454°; Contectionery A, 3¢ "Jagnolia A, 434c; ExiraC, dl4c: GoldenC, 41c: half barrels, 34¢ more than barreis, and boxe more. SAN FRANOISCO MEAT MARKET, Wholesale rates for dressed stock from siaugh- terers are as follow: BEEF_Fisc anality, 6@53o; second do. 4@ B . small, ) g 5@6c B VEA ree, 'a&ufl'os—wamem 5@5%c;: Ewes, LAMB—5%,@6%40c @ b. PORK—Liod . 215@25%c B D for large and g‘l/g for small and medium; dressed do, 414@4145¢ 4%5@dc RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. FOR 24 HOURS. Flour, ar sks. 8.008| Cheese, ctls. 284 Oregon. 1,914 | Eges, doz. . 13880 Wheat, ctl 180,626 | Hides, no. - 1,260 Oregon. 2,315/ Pelts. 'bls. 6,850 Barley, ol 87,145 Wine, gals. - 28,000 o 1,670/ Wool, by = 50 505|Sugar, bbis....... 2,751 575| Lumber. M feet.. 10 260| Leather, rolt 14 2.577| Hops. bs.... 40 Potatoes. sks. 3,684/ Quicksilver,fisks 58 Onions, sks.. 1,018 Mustard Seed, sk 420 Bran. sks.. 5,920 Flaxseed. sks.... 163 Middlings, s} 1.086| Raisins, boxes 885 Hay, tons.. 434/ Tallow, ctls. 48 Buiter. ctis 283 TRE STOOK MARKET. The market for mining stocks was rather firmer yesterday. ‘Ihere was an advance in Challenge and Confidence at noon, but in the afternoon they weakened off again. The close showed a further falling off. The Union assessment falls delinguent in board to-day. Mining dividends will be paid to-day as follow: Calumet and Hecla, $5 per share, or $500,000 Homestake, 25 cents per share. or $31,260: Isa- bella, i cent per share, or $22,500. The Mammoth Mining Company of Utah has de- clared & dividend of 6 cents per share, amounting 0 $20,000, payable October 1. Particulars of the August clean-up of the Alaska- ‘Treadwell gold mine are as follows: Period since last return, thirty-one days: bullion shipment, $88,817; ore milled, 22,475 tous; sulphurets treaied, 38 tons; of bullion there came frow sui- P:rupr:zfimn 7732 unable o state expenses rioa. The aver: priEroafey average y! was $3 95 per ton At the Savage mine they are sull engaved in surface repairs and are making rapid progress toward their completion. On the Brunswick lode at shaft 1 in the main shaft the week has been devoted (o repairing it where necessary and easing timbers on the 200 and 300 stations.” On the 300 level the north drift has been ex:ended and tim- bered 32 feet, making its total length 88 feez. The face is suill in soft nd composed of porphyry and clay. On the 400 level the joint Savage-Nor- cross north drift, under the supervision of the Norcruss Company, has been extended 46 feet, making its total length 54 feet. 1he face is in Pporphyry. The yield of the Belcher mine during the past eek was 50 mining carloads of ore, che average assay value of which was $16 62 per ton. There were shlgw to the Brunswick mill during the week 117 tons and 250. pounds of accum ula:ed ore. making a total now at the mil of 478 tons and 1100 pounds of ore. This ore is now being worked, and ¢ .e assay of the battery samples up 10 date is $20 41 per ton. In the Crown Point mine the east crosscut from the statlon on the 700 level is now out 38 feet. The face Is in quartz of low (frade. Are encaged in putting in square sets on the eleventh floor of the 700 level raise. Completed the chute jn the 800 raise and are now opening to the west on the Lwelf.h floor, The usual repairs are under way. The soin: Confidence, Challenge Con. and Con. Imperial west crosscut 1, from the surface tunnel, Is out 727 feet, having been advanced 14 feet dur. The face shows porphyry. West g Ahfl‘ :&;k. crosscu m the surface tunnel is out 62 fee: Laving been advanced 6 feet during the week. Tnll' face is in quartz of no value. The Seg. Belcher mine did not yleld any ore dur- ing the past week. Th prospect| being done in the mine. i The Confidence mine durl: the week yielded ten mining carloads oOf ore. the average assay value of which was §20 69 per ton. The Overman mine produced nine tons and 425 pounds ore duriug the past week from the north drift of the 900 level. T Was 338 30 o0 1ore 'he assay value of this ore BOARD SALES, Following were iho sales lo Francisco Siock Board yesterday e ten 5 100 Hale & Norcrs. -1 46 LOCAL SECURITIES. Bid Spring Valley Water. 97 00 Bid San Fraacisco Gas 9300 STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. THURSDAY, Sept. 24—2 2. M. UNITED STATES BONDS. fv':'t’i 5 U s\ 107 Us coup. .. 48 reg... — Do new 1ssuelisag — bl MISCRLLANFOUS nowne Cal-stChless 10974 — |PacRoliMSn . - Cal FlecL, 8311915 — [Do2d1s68s.. = - CniraCWss — " 84 [P&ORy8s. — 118 Dpnt-stexco — 9714 P&Ch Ry8s. — 107 Edsn L&P6311934 — |Pwlst KR8 — 118 F&CHKRESs. — 108 [Reno, Wi&L — 105 Geary-stRSs. — 1071p[Sacto P& L. — 102 LosAngL8s. — 100 |SF&NPRSs. 98 100 Do Gateed8s — 101 |SPRRArizss — 94 Mkt-stCble6s1171511514 SPRRCal 6s. — 11034 DoRyConbs.. 1028410844 SPRRCaibs. — 100 NatVin6sisi 96° — (SPBrRCal8s — 99 NevCNgR7s. 95 — |SVWaterfs.. 11614 — NPCRR63100 — |SVWaterds. 9735 9734 N Ry Cal8s. 9934101 |StktnG&ESS — 100 N Ry Calds. — 100 |SonsiT&Tés — = Onk Gas 85..100 105 |Suttersikos 1078 — Lo d 1s £3..10214105 |VisallaWCtd — ' = Oninibus oa. 11834120 % WATER STOCKS. Contra Costa 30 40 San Jose. = - Murin Co.... 00 — |Sprogvalley 7 9714 € A® BTOCKS. — 30 |Pacific Liehe 4R3; 50 95— |San Francsco 923, 9314 Oax GLEH 61y — |Swockiom.... — * 0 Pac Gusimp. 8353 [TEA NSURANCE sTOCKS. Fireman'sFd162% — ([Sun... .. 25 50 COMMERCIAL BANK STOMRS. Amer BETC. — — [LondonP&A.124 126 AngloCal.... — 57 Bankof Cai.. 225 233 Cal § D&TC0107%4110 FirstNacionl. 180 RAVINGS Ba: Ger 8&1.C0.1200 1260 Humb S&L1100 | — Mutval. - 4 B¥SavUnion — 480 STREET RAILROAD aTo~<s. 106 108 |Oak SL&Hay 100 g 20 |Presidio. —_ 42 43 |Suttersi. - FOWLER sTOCKS. 15 GlantCon..., 17 1814 70 — udsonDisw - — .65 75 |Vigorin - . %0c MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. AlnskaPkrs. 96 — (NatVinCo., — _ BIKDCoalCo, — 10 |OceanicSSGd — 20 CalCot Mills — — |Pac AuxFA 1 _— Edison Light 11854119 PacBoraxCo. 88 100 GasConAssn. — — [PacRollMili — = — Ger Lead Co. 80 100 HawC&SCo.. 13 Part PalntCo 64 ’zl/. nutch S PCo_193, 1934 PacTransCo. — Pac T&T Co. 70 MerkxAssn. 100 110 |[Sunset T&T. é1 — MElecLight — 43p/United CCo. — 25 SALES—MORNING SESSION. Board— 115 Hutchinson 3 P Co. 19 50 6 Oakland Gas. 51 50 28 Pacific Lighting. 48 50 70 do do 48 75 5 SV Water. 97 26 Street. 10 Alaska Packers’ Association.. .. 28 00 100 Market-st Rauway ... o 42 00 SALES—AFTERNOON 3ESSION. Foard— 10 Giant PowderCon...... 17 50 Street— $5000 Oakland Gas Bonds, 20 102 75 S ey Sa REAL ESTATE TRANSAQTIONS. I J. Truman to John Hayes, lot on N line of ’,’;‘7"3":{' 168:9 W of Larkin, W 21:414 by N Kate Kenney (at administrator of the estate of Catherlne McLaughlin, by J. F. Lelcester, Com- missioner, etc.) to James W. Cudworth, 1ot on S line of Filbert street, 137:6 W of Buchanan, W 75 by S 187:8; $6182. Wiliiam H. and ©ithei W. Crocker (o Albert Gal- 1atin, 50-vara, lot 5, on N line of Union street, be- tween Steiner and Pierce, 137:6x137:6 (S of Tnion, 137:6 W of Stelner, W 137:8 by S 187:6): also lot on NE corner of Plerce and Green streeta, 187:6x187:6; also lot_on portion of block 403, bounded by Kentucky, Marin, Lilinols and Colusa sireets, 400x200: also 1ot on N W corner of Point Lobos ‘avenue and korty-third sireet, W 128:8, NE 80, 5E 10538, > 82:10, being Iot 1; also lot on SE corner of Forty-fourth avenue and A street, S 8142, Si 85:4, NE 330, W 164:6, being lot '6: also lot on SW corner of Forty-fourth avenue and A streei, W 8317, SW 817:6, L 185, N 310:1, be- ing ot 3: $10. Munning F. Bowes to Minnie E. Bowes, lot on § line of Pacific.avenue, 102:6 E of Scott street, E 35 by S B7:814: gift Henry and Wilhelmina C. Lohmann to Calvin E. Knickeebocker, 101 0n N line of Page street, 181:3 E of Cole, £ 25 by N 157:6; £10. Nellle &. and Edward C- Kigney to Edward J. Vogel, lot on L line of sanchez street, 80 N of Day, N 27:6 by . 80; $10. H C. Good to Hortense N. Good, lot on W line of Taylor sireet, 157:6 8 of Sutter, S 28:9 by W 80; also, lot on SE coruer of Ellis and Octavia streets, E 52:6 by S 120; $10. Johu' K. Moore to Jacob R. Hibbets, lot_on N corner of Turk and Larkin streets, £ along N line of Turk street 10 & point on NW line of Marke thence atan acute angle SW to Larkin, N to N gorner of ‘Turk and Larkin and potat of beginning (as recorded), quitclaim deeq; Wiliam S. Alexanaer to Katherine H. Ford, lov on E line of Nincteenth avenue, 326 8 of A street, 8125 by £ 120 $10. Louls'and Rose Lipman and Loudon and San Francisco Bank (limited) to Frank C. Shepard, lot on N line of I street, 32:6 W of Ninth azenue, W 25 by N 100; 810. Park Hill Homestead Association to A. L. Frank, 10t on E line of South Broderick street, 226:3%4 N of Fourteenth, N 50 by £ 115: 85. A. L. Frank to Lotta Frankenthal, same: $5. Annie Mitchell 1o Louis Daray, lot ou W line of Vienna street, 756 N of Brazil, N 25, N 100. E 25 by S 100, * portion of block 54, Excelsior omes Mrs. H. A. Blake to Charles McCartby, lots 82, 85 and 86, biock 15, Lakeview, quitclaim deed: §5. Masonic Cemetery Association 10 John Stumpt, lot 17 in section $1 North Masonic Cemetery; 3103, ALAMEDA COUNTY. i Malcom Macdonald to John M. Macdonald, iot on N line of Merrimac stree(, 321 K of Telegraph avenue, E 54 145, Uaklaod; $10. ‘H. LeBaron Smith to Emma J. Smith, 'ot on E Iine of Houlls street. 225 S of Park avenue, S 50 by E 1265. Onkland Township: $10. James L aud Mary C. Barker (0 G. Wick- son, lot on S llne of Durant avenue, 100 W of Tel- thence aloug S line of Durant 50, thence S 130, E 50, N 130 to nning, beiuk lot " $1, block 2, Beaver Tract, Bes ; $100. Builders’ Oonrmh-“ o Hally J. Baln with A. Klabn, alterat| and 8dditions 10 a two-story frame bulldivg on E line BRANCE HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE, U. 8. N., MERCHANTS' EXC) " SAN FRANCISCO. September 24, 1896. The time ball on ‘ielegraph Hill was droppel exactly at noon to-day—i. e., at_noon of the 120th meridian, or exactly at 8 P. M., Greenwich Lime, 3. T. MCMILLA Assistant in cha: IN1ELLIGENCE. Arrived. THURSDAY. Sentember 24. Stmr Mariposa, Hayward, 24 days from S; ney, via Honolulu 6 days 20 hours; pass and mdse. to J D Spreckels & Bros Co. Stmr Farallon, Roberts, 45 hours from Yaquina Bay and way poris; pass and mdse, 1o Meyer & Akmann. Stmr Point Arena, Strand, 18 hours from Mendocino and way ports; pass and mdse, to Men- doeino Lumber Co. Stmr Sants Rosa, Alexander, 62 hours fm San Diego, eic; pass and mdse, 0 Goodsll, Perkins & 0. ational City. Andresen, 22 hours from ass and lumb-r. to C A Hoope: & Oy Stmr Protection, Ellefsen, 21 hours from Usal; 130 cds bark. to J = Kimball. Stmr Rival, Johnson, 02 hours from Cres- cent City, via Trinidad; lumber, etc, (o Samuel lair. Stmr Paclfic Bertelsen, 11 davs from Copper River: ballast, to Alaska Packers’ Assn. Stmr Truckee, Thomas, 4> hours from Coos Bay: pass and mdse. (0 J 5 Kimball Stmr Arago, Reed, 44 hours trom Coos Bay. via Port Orford 34 hour: pass and mdse. to Oregon Coal and Nav Co. Stmr Gipsy. Leland 21 hours from Moss Landing, etc: produce. to Goodall, Perkins & Co. Stmr Westport, Jacobs, 18 hours from West- port: 302 cds bark, to Poliard & Dodge. Br ship Pytbomene. McAusiand, 90 days from Mauritius: bailast, to Balfour, Guthrie & Co. Duch ship Nederland. Eons 237 days from Girgentl, via Port Staniey 80 days: 3025 tons sulphur, to W R Grace & Co. Bark Alaen Besse, Potter, 30 days from Hono- lolu: sugar, to J D Spreckeis & Bros Co. Schr Arcine and Fonue, Colstrup, 48 hours from Stewarts Polnt; wood, bark and posts, to Higgins & Collive. Schr Fanny Adele, Ogilvie, 8 days from Aber- deen; lumder, to S K Siade Lumber Co. Schr Daisy Rowe, Oisen, 2 days from Bowens Landing: 185 cds bark, to Higgins & Collins. Schr Christina Steftens, Nordling, 29 hours from sh Landing: 70 cds wood, to R A Gilbride & [ Schr Herman, Scott, 11 days from Neah Bay: 85 otter skins. to Pacific Trading Co. Schr Bender Brothers, Wetzel, 72 hours from Point Arena; 85 cds bark and 2000 rr ties, to Bender Bros. Schr Netue Low. Low. 6 hours from Point Reyes: 30 bxs butter, to J H Newhauer & Co. Schr Confianza, Weber. 9 days from Nehalem River;lumber, to S H Harmon Lumber Co. Schr Mary E Russ, Blum, 10 aays from Port Gamble: 250 M ¢t lumber and 200 telegrapn poles, to C A Hooper & Co. Schr O M Kellogg. lverson, 84 days from San Marcos Island: 500 (onsgypsam, 1o Lucas & Co. Schr Monterey, Beck, 18 hours from Bowens Landing; 160 M ft lumber, to ¥ Heywood. Oak- lana direct. Cleared. THURSDAY, September 24. Stmr Umatilla, Hunter, Victoria and Port Town- send; Goodall, Perkins & Co. Br stmr Wellington, Salmond, Nanaimo; R Duns- muir & Co. Stmr Columbia, Bolles, Astoria; Oregon Railway and Nav Co. Br ship arraaale, Smith, Queenstown: Balfour, Guth-1e & Co. Dunkirk; Brship Jordanhill, Taylor, McNear. Schr Kate and Anna, Bartels, otter hunting; Chas Lutjens. Schr Beulah, Johnson, Klawack; N PT & T Co. Sailed. . THURSDAY, September 24, Br stmr Wellington, Salmond, Nanatmo. Stmr South Coast, Hansen. Eureka. Stwr Crescent City, Allen, Crescent Uity. Stmr Eureka, Jepson, San Pedro. i Stmr Noyo, Levinson, Fort Bragg. Brship Loch Linnhe, Cumming, Queenstown. Senr Etta B, Bourne, ¥ort Koss. Schr Emma Utter, Alien, Grars Harbor. Schr Beulah, Johnson, Klawack. Schr Mary Etta, Zaddart. Schr Kate and Anna, Bartels, otter hunting, Telegraphic. POINT LOBOS, Sept. 24—10 2. hick: wind S; velocity 6 miles. Charters. The Haw bark andrew Welch loads mdse for Honolulu: bktn Irmgard, same voyage: Haw ship Roderick Dhu, mdse for Hilo: ship Louisians, madse for Svdney: Brsbip Glenogil, salmon and mdse at New Westminster for Liverpool: ship Columbia, coal at Departure Bay for this port. Wheat 'charters prior to arrival are: Br ship Armida, zurope, 27s; Br ahip Bermuda, Europe, 285 94. The rate of the Valkyrie is 26s 3d—9d less die rect. Geo W M.—Weatner Spoken. Sept 3—13 N 26 W,GerbarkJ C Glade, from Liverpool for Honolulu. Domestic Ports. BOWENS LANDING—Arrived Sept 24—Schr Newark, hence Sept 23. SANTA BARBARA—Sailled Sept 24—Schr Ec ipse, for Eurekna. PORT LOS ANGELES—Arrived Sept 24—Stm- Alcazar, from Greenwood: stmr Mineols, from Comox. Sailed Sept 24—Stmr Alcazar. ALBION—Salled Sept 24—Stmr Scotls, for San P ORI A—Amved Sept 26—B e Pt 24—Br ship Li S RRR A Avrved Sept 24 hr iy ey 2 AL t 24. 3G Wal Santa Barbara. 43 L, fm ~alled Sepi 24—Stmr Pomons, for San Fran- cisco. Eastern Ports. NEW YORK—Arrived Sept 22_Ship Pactolus, Forelgn Ports. e i N Sals Gy a8_ne anip Catrns- T OR T Saed July 23_Bxtn Mary Wink- R CAPULOO- Safe Sapt 21-Stmr San Blas PR T iR :;m‘gi‘fnr ship Auchen- :‘fl::%‘b%;;nyfimv'm Aug 24—Bark Nonan- tenbeck, from Liverpoo: for Honolulu to land in- ,ugledfl%exné—.\mm Sept 22-Brship Princk P SR ONG S Abrived Sept 33-Br st Gop- e, hence Aug 26. X City of PANAMA _Arrived Sept 13—Sume Salled Sept 5—Simr San Juan, for Manzaalllo. Para. hence Aag 22. sks outs. Los Olivos—3263 sks wheat, Los Angeles via Port Los Angeles—28 bdls hose, 4 pkus mdse, 77 cs syrup, 400 cs oysters. Redondo—30 bxs lemons, 87 bxs raisins, 1 sk beeswax, 3 pkzs mase, 18 puncheons wine. Los Angeles via Redondo—13 cs picsles, 3 bxs 26 cs mach ines, 4 8 type. =an Diezo—i66 pkgs mdse, 3 cs seed, 30 bdis ground coffee, 11 bxs oranses, 2 sks beeswax, 1 cs honey, 7 pkgs dry fish, 1 coil copper wire, 11 bxs limes. 92 sks abalone shells, 259 bxs lemons, 28 Pkes sundries. HONOLULU—Per Alden Besse—21,211 bags sugar. SANTA CRUZ-Per Glpsy—2 bxs apples, 25 rolis leather, 40 bxs pears. 2 bxs butter, 600 bbls 1ime, & cs cheese. Monterey—2 cs cheese. Moss Landing—1 bx butter, 1579 sks potatoes. Pigeon Point—84 bxs cheese, 13 bxs apples, 53 sks beans. 1903 sks barley, RFORD—Per Arago—2 horses, 25 kegs er, 24 calves, 14 steers, 1 bx mdse, 2 ks wood, 1 hide, 3 pks hardware,2 pkgs express. Coos Bay=725 tons coal, 40 bxs butter. 1 box seed, 23 cs cheese, 9 rolls leather. 59 bdis hides, 2 x5, 25 cds ' wood, 6 chests express, 2 sks comn. COOS BAY—Per Truckee—436 tons coal, 5 bls flannels, 28 M it lumber, 49 bxs butter, 25 bxs cheese, ‘1 household goods. MENDOCINO—Per Point Arena—4 pkgs mdse, 1cscoffee, 2 emply tanks, 1 bx batier, 50 M fi lumber. Point Arena—18 sks ollcake meal.8 bbls 2 firkns 42 bxs butter. 6 cs exgs, 2 dressed hogs, 735 hides, 9 bxs becrles, 1 cs mdse, 30 sks peas, $ sks tails, 20 cs household goou: YAQUINA BAY — Per Farallon — 1654 sks wheat, 562 sks oats. 1020 qr sks flour, 162 bales do, 1102 sks bark, 16 coops chickens, 33 cs eggs, 31'bdls hides. 2do, 1 bx furs, 8 coops chickens, 4 bxs groceries, 10 M feet lumner, 1 bbl_sa mon, 201 cs do, 7 tons stone, 7 empty tanks, 1 bx m 1- linery, 1 bale c'oth, 1 bale p=rsonal effects, 15 rolls leather, 6 emjty carboys, 1 pisno, 1 sk twine, 1 bbl baking powder, 3 bxs extrac:, 12 bbis balsai, 32 sks oys:ers. Coos Hay—7 pkes spice, 2 oll tanks, 7 bales flan- nels. From Port Ordford—4 bxs butter, 1 bale hides. From rureka—1 cs mase, 1 cs tobucco, 16 bdls hides. 8 pkgs personal effects, 52 pieces boilers etc, 51 pkgs housebold goods. SYDNEY—Per Mariposa— 85 cs soverelgns, value £425,000; 2 horses, 14 empty cylinders, 663 sks ore, 20’ drums glycerine, 148 Ingots tin, 176 bis furs, 28 pkgs old wrappers, 2 cs seeds, 2 cs books, 1cs lexther, 1 cs piated ware. Aucklend—g8 sks seed, 5 sks coffee, 100 pkgs theatrical scenery. Honolulu—2952 sks sugar, 918 bnchs bananas, 819 cr pineapples. Consignees. Per Arago—J Schoenfeld; Hilmer, Bredho! & Schulz; Dodge, Sweeney & Co: Getz Bros & Co: F B Haiuht; Triest &Co: Hulme & Hart: S 1 Frank & Co; Smith’s Cash Store; Wells, Farzo & Co: D ae sernardi & Co: H Kirchman & Co: Mar- shall. Teggart & Co: Thomas Loughran; J C Joho- son & Co; Farnsworth & Ruggles; OtLo Schroeder; Lowenberg & Co; Lane & Convelly: J W. Wieland Brewery; Oregon Coal & Nav Co. Per Point Arera—Captain Nelson: J M Jared: AW King: Mack & Co; Lievre, Fricke & Co; El Dorado Lingeed Co; Standard Ol Co: W hea‘on, Breon & Co; Mendocino Lum ber Co; Ross & Hew- lewt; Dennison & Wilson; Dairymen's Union; Rob- s & Tuft; Russ. Sanders & Co; Wetmore Bro: Smith’s Cash Store: Bailard & Hal W Leato: Breon & Co; L Redemever; Rholifs & Gerdon: G 3 Mecso; ‘Marun, Feusier & Co; W B Sumier o. Per Glpsy —Standard Oll Co: Gray & Barbieri; W R Larzelere; Western Meat Co: C Carpy & Co: Enterprise Brewery: Wieland Brewing Co: Union Ice Co: Cal Bottling Co: W F Mitchell: H Dutard; Herman Joost: Moore, Ferguson & Co; H Ham- nier: Dalton Bros: Wolf & Son; H Cowell & Co: Thomas Loughran; Wheaton, Breon &Co: Kron Tanning Co: Dodge, Sweeney & Co; Geo Starr &Co: Dairymen's Union: Norton, Teller & Co; A W Fink & Co: Kron Tauning Co. Per Alden Besse—J D Spreckels & Bros Co; M S Grinbaum. Per Truckee—J D Spreckels & Bros Co: H H Sattler & Co; Simpson Lumber Co: Hills Bros: Wieland Brewing Co; Marshall, Teggart & Co; De Bernardi & Co: Bandon Woolen-mills. Per Mariposa—J D Spreckels & Bros Co: Lon- don, Paris and American Bank; Anglo-Cal Bank; Wells, i'argo & Co: Willamette Pulp and Paper Co: H H berger & Co: W Laidiey & Co; D Ha li- Am ‘iype Co: J D Spreckels & Bros Co; ri & Co: M Vamvales; Wetmore Bros; J Ivancovich & Co; H 5 Prau; Tong Wo & Co; T L Sing & Co, Per Farailon—Moore, Ferguson & Co: J P Thomas & Co: Price & Co: Wellman, Peck & Co; Allen & Lewls: CJ Leist & Co; Allen & Hig- : J D McGilvray: H Levi & Co: Russ, Sand- ers & Uo; k R Stevens & Co: R L Toplitz; Chas Jacobson & Co; P Greenberg & Co: A B Thomas: Brown & Adams; Stautfer & Co; California Chem: ical Works: Kohler & Chase; G A C Lievre, Fricke & Co; Mau, Saddler & Co; Stillma & Fulton: EJ Bowen & Co; D E Alison & Cc Morzan Oyster Co; Standard Oil Co; Chas Lu SJ Bryan: Bandon Woo.en-mill Co; F B Hal; & Co; Dodice, Sweeney & Co; Legal.et & Hellw Sunset S & T Co; Hurrold Bros; Bissinger & Co: J Loffalhart; Santa Rosa Lumber Co; S G _Galli. Per Santa Rosu—sinsheimer Bros; H Dutard: Erlanger & Galinger; Pucific Paving Co: Jouas Erlanger & Co: Southern Pacific’ Milling Co; 3 Silverberg: Chas Tetzen: American Union Fish Co: G Camilloni: Pacific Coast Fish Co: J B Ingulia; G Camilloui; H Ki.chman; Wheaton, Breon & Co: Milwaukee Brewery: Buffa o Brew- ery; Enterprise Brewery; San Francisco Brewery Jonas & Co: L G Sresovich; Wm F Miichell; Dodge, Sweeney & C L Bennusi: California Bottling Co; Stone & Co: Bissinger & Co; L D Stons & 'Co; B_G Ruhl & Co; Marshall & Co; Hilmer, Bredhoff & Co; H Heck- man ‘& Co: Russ, Sanders & Coj Hilmer, Bredioft & Schultz; J H Calj & Co; i Heckman; Western Meat Co; Labor Exchange; John Koss; S P Thomes: Dunham, Carrighsn & Co: Wilson Bros: A Paiadini: Milani & Co: Long Syrup Co: Viking Brewery; Haas Bros: Osmund, Shine & Co: Dalton Brs; Lucuman & Jacobt; Kavanaugh & Co; Bibo, Newmun & Icenberg; ‘Amer Press Assn; S F Chronicle; Wi cox & Gibbs; ¥rappoll & Co; interprise Brewery: S F Brew- erfes; C E Whithey & Co; O B Smith & Co; Wilson & Biechtel; Ross & Hewleti: Castle Bro cu. siadier Bros: Revere Rubber Co; Washburn. Moen Mfg Co; A W Burzess; W T Sweet: S H Tyler & Son; James Scott; Wetmore Bros: Wolt & Sons; adams & Son; B J Kowen & Co: Hoff. man & Kothschild; Neuourger, Reiss & Co; H O Greenbooa. Per Rivai—Simpson Lumber Co; Gray & Mitche ell; Bredhoff & schultz;Callfornia BottlinsWorks; Dodge, Swneeey & L0; ' Getz Bros & Co; Thomasy Loughra > E Whitnev & Co. e TELEPHONE MAIN 871, MAX BROOKS & G0, ] BROKERS, 329 (RINE CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. NEW YORK STOCKS and BONDS, ONTINUOUS QUOTATIONS OVE C OWN PRIVATE Wikg —& OUF @rain—1000 Bushel and upward, l 10 Rallway Stocks— Shares and upward,