The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 30, 1896, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1896 THE COMMERCI AL WORLD. SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. Siver unchanged. Wheat Freights firm. Wheat continues 10 advance. Barley steadily rising. Oats steady. Corn tending up. Rye auoted higher. Beans dolng better. Hay stesdier. Feedstufs unchanged. Potatoes weak. Onions higher. Vegetabies cheap. Butter, Cheese and Fgss steady. Pouitry in good supply. Grapes ower. Other Fruits quiet. Dried Fruits very suff. Ralsins firm. Provisions active. Wool doing better. No call for Hops. Hogs weak and plentiful. Merchandise as before. ?&?fi' burg. T6 Jdaho FN Explanation. with the wind. The top figures at station indica ¢ maximum temperature for the days; those underneath it, if any, the amount of rainfall, of melted snow in inches and hundredths, during the past twelve hours. lsobars, or solid lines, conncet poin s of equal air pressure; iso- therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The word “high” means high barometric pressure and is_usually accompanied by fair weather: “low” rifers (0 low pressure. and is usually preceded and accomp:nied by cloudy weatherand rains. “Lows" us ally first appesr on the Wushinzton coast. When the pressure is high in the interior and low along the coas, and the isobars extend north and sonih alonz the coast. rain is probable; but when the “l.w" is inclosed with isobars of marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is improb- able. With a “high” In ihe vicinity of Idaho, and the pressure falling to the California coast, warmer weather may be expacted «n_summer and coider weather in winter. The reverse of these conditions will produce an opposite result. WEATH: K BUR: AU REPORT. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUI- RE, WEALHER BUREAU, AN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9. 195, 5 p. M.—Weaiher conditions aod generai fore ast: The iollowing maximum temperatures are re- ported from sta ions in Ca'ifornia to-day: ure:a 58, Red Bluff 82, <an Franclsco 58, Fres .0 52. San_ Luix Obispo 74, Los Angeies 76, Diego 68, Yuma 95 Francisco data—Maximum temperature 58, minimum 53, n.ean 56. ‘The pr-ssure has fal en about a tenth of an incn during the past twent -four hours over Utah, Ne- vide and ast'rn Arizona. It has risen siowly over California. An area of Iow pressure is cen- tral to-night over Arizona. ‘The pressure is below he normal over the northern haif of the Pacific Siope. ‘Ihe temperatare has risen over Nevada and Utah: elsew here it nas been statfonary. Light fog is reportéd along ihe coast of Califoraia. Forecas: made 8. San i rancisco for thirty hours ending midnigh . Septembe 0 1893, sthern Calif-rofa—Cioudy weather Wednes- day forenoon, with fogou tué coast; resh north- eriy winds. uthern California—Fair Wednesday, except foggy in the morning on the coast; light wester.y winds. Nevada—Fair Wednesday. Utah— Wednesd v Arizosa—Fair Wednesday. San Fran iscoand vicinlty—Cloudy Wednesday morning with fog; resh northwesterly winds. ALEXANDER G. MCADIE, Local Forecast Official NEW YORK MARKETS. Financial. NEW YORK, N. Y., *ept. 29 —There was a slight recession in prices at the opening of bust ness a- the Stock Fxehange this morning owing to the receipt of lower quotation: from . ondon and the expectation that the Chicago, Burl'n ton and Quincy s aten.eat for August wouid show a 108s in met ~arnines of avout $,60,000. 1The gen- eral i<t yielded 13@73 per cent, while Mannaitan deciined 1 10 8532 and Toba co 155 ‘0 6155 Tie forelgn hcuses were moderate se ers o the inter- | national stocks, and his con‘riuuted to the weak- ness of the market. 1t 5007 brcame #; parent, however, tha: the offerings were being promp:ly absorbed. for despite the brar pres-ure the market began Lo improve and speedily recovered the early deciine. The explanation of the renewed purchasing ower was found in the official statement of he uriington. Instead of showing the decrease in net e-rnings generally ex,ected, the 10ss reporied was only $23,215. Other favorable deve.o; men’ were the heavy exports of produce and mercha dise from the port of New ) ork, ‘he snnounce- ment of the shipment of over $2,000 000 in goid from Svdney 1o San Francisco. aud a recuction in the urice of gold bars in Londou. The istter, it was contende:, would offsetin a measure the re- cent rige in sterling exchange. Prices for 810ckS ‘n_Consequence moved up any- where from 14 10 234 percent. Manhattan, .he grangers. Western Union, the coalers, Sugar, Louisville and Nashbvile, Atchison and Missour! Pacific were promiuen: in the rise. close Sugur aecliad 10 111%, checking the ad vanclog U ndency. ‘Tne market in the final deal ings was steady to firm. XNet changes show gains of 14@lls per cent, Manhaian lending. Chicago s .0s1 14 and ‘Tobacco 11/ per cent. In the specialties Minnesota and St. Louls second preforred rose 4 lo 43. Iliinois Steel brought 4@ .46 - total sales were 239.021 shares Inc ud- 200 Reaiing, 35,000 t. Paul, 34,700 Bur- d 26,400 Sugar. Bonds were active and strong. Sales footed up 1,:15,000. Atchison sdjustment fours rose 114 10°37; Cincinnati and Ohi> conso:idated fives, 314 16 107: Cleveland, Loram snd Wheeiing con- soudated fives, 2 to 1063 General Electric sen- erul deben.ure fives, 116 81: Louisviille and Nash- ville gold fives, 21 (0 Y23a: Northwestern con- solidated fives, 134 (0 135: teading general fours, 1 10 768s; do firsc preferred. 214 to 303;. do seconds, 210 23 do .hirds. 210 2! San Francisco general shes 3 (0 1 6: St h.cago and Miss url_River s-vens, 8 10 125; do Jiineral Point fives, 8 to 10! lennessee Coal, Tenuessee 0iv sion sixes. 214 to 5134 and Wis: consln Uenira hves certificaces, 14 .o db. In Government bonds $65,000 coupon fours of 1925 so.d aL 117%4@117% aud $10,000 coupon fivesar 11134 au Grain. FLOUR—Firm, moderately active. Winter wheat, low_grades, §1 50@2 75: do, fair o fa.cy, 82 60¢ 8 45 do, prtents, $3 80@4 Minn soia c.ears, 20: do, straighis, $310@365: do, vatents, 40@4 80: low extras, $1 90@2 75: ¢l y mills 88165 60 do, pavenis, 84 1.@4 25 rve mix tures, $z superfine, $1 60@2 20; fine, $1 40@2 10. Rye flour.q iev firm; $x 40@2 85. Y s —kirm. Western, 4314c. BARLEY—Quiet, 3984c; feeding, 2734c. WHEAT—Quiet, easy, clos ne sieady’s f.0.b., 73487 c‘:\lAuurlded Ted, 6.@76¢; No.1 North: ern, 721e@1234c. 110413 were moderately active and closed weak atlc to 13jc deciine, following the We.t and on local unloadiug, with fair jor-izn buying. May closed a 73¢: “eptember. 70%c: October, 7034c; November, 718/sc: December, 1234c. CORN—Spot. dall, easler; No. z, 27@27%c, ele- vator: 28@=814c afioat. Options were moderately active and weak at o 14c decline on free reallzing, easier West snd foliloxing wheat. September and October closed at 7c: Lecemoer, 2815c: May, 3lc. OATS—Spot, tairly active, stronger. Options modéra.ely active. firu. September, 2084¢; October, 20c; December, rpou prices: No. 2, 2lc; No._ 2 white, 24%ge: No. u Chicago, i2¢: No. 3, 18c; No. 8 white, 22c; mixed Western, 1834@23¢c; white do, 20@29%4c. Provisions. LAKD—Essier; moderate demand. Western FINANCIAL. CHICAGO GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND NEW YORK STOCKS. WHEELOCK & CO., 4 Leidesdorff St, Tel Main 1054. BEANCH OFFICE €23 Market St., Palsce Hotel. Tel Main 5828, PURDY & ATKINSON Managers. Orders stantly executed on ‘latest market quo- tations. Reference 1st National Bank, S, F. CHICAGO. PRIVATE WIRE. NEW YORK. L Louis aud | Near the | P steam. 84 18: city, $3 80; September, $4 17 nom!- nal. R.find, dull: conunent, ¥4 55: “outh America, $4 75: compound, : Ts@4c. FUKK —Stroug; moderate demana, 7 75@8 50. BUIS k1. —Falrly active; fancy, firm. Western dairy. T3a@!lc: do creamery, 1l@i6e: Kigins, 16¢: Imitation creamery, 8@11¢. CHEESE—Firm, moderate demand. Part skims, 3@6c; full skims, ) 15@-c. £GGS—Steady. W estern, fresh, 1614@18c: do B case, $2 10@4. TALLOW—Quiet, firm. City, 8%c asked: coun- sry, 334@36kc. COTTUNSEED OIL—Stronger; fair demand. Crude, 21@2134c; yellow, prime, 243c. RICE—Fair demand, firm. Domestic, 344@5%4c: Japan, 4@4luc. 5 OLASSES—Falrly active, irm. New Orleans, e _steasy: 10 pot COFFEE—Steady: points up. $9 90; December, §8 7U@8 75: May, 88 7U@8 80. Spot kio, auli, steady: No. 7, 1035 . SUGA(—Quier, Uff A. 4 3-16@4igc: mold A, 434c; standurd A, 414c; confec loners’ A, 434 cud Joaf anu crushed, 51/5c; powuered, 434C; K1aLl Iated. 434¢; cubes, 434c. Fruit avd Produce. APRICOTS—Bags, 814@10c. PEACHES—Peeied, I.gldc: unpeeled, 6@8c. PRUN ES—Four sizes, RAISINS_Two-crow . loose Muscatel, 4@435c: do three-crown. 5l,@B%c: do tour-crowu. 6 London iayers, 3110@i15; uo clusters, $1 2! @1 40. HUPsS—Quiet: Pacific Coast, 3@6%ac. WOOL-Stead ueece, 16@23c: pulled, 8@sle; New mess, September, exas, Tglic Merchandise. 1535 IRON—Fair demand; american, 810 25Q % 0). LUl PEK-Quiet: lake. $10 85@10 75. LEAL—Firm; domestic. #2 1734@ 80. 31N - Quiet; 8 tuus. 313@18 05, PLATES—Mioderately active. EXEL1kK—Firm; din . .. . 83 8083 65. CHICAGO MAREKETS, CHICAGO, ILL, Sept.29.—There were some sta- ustical fizures on wheat to hand this morning which were not exactiy in line with holders’ de- sires and anticipations, and In deferenc (o thelr welght and sigoificance prices declined. The worid's shipmenis for last week were lurger by 600,000 bushels than the estimates of yesterday made them. Recelpts in the Northwes: were beavy st 1182 cars, against 903 last Tuesday and 1226 a year ago. Chli 0, 100, bad quite liberal arrivals, 319 cars. Liverpoo. cables were 34@1%d higher, but private advices from that place report- ed the advance as being unatiended by enthusi- asm. About an hour aiter the opening European crop advices showmg large deficiencies were re- celved an . unaer their influence & rally took place but on free selling a later decline was noted. Local ins ec:ions from store amounted to 6000 bushels. Bradstree: repor.ed an increase in the world’s available supply 01595,000 bushels, whi b tended 1o weuken prices. KXport clearances were iberal at 808,807 bushels. C.osiug Lon inental cab.es were Irregular Paris was higher and Antwerp and Berl n lower. December wheat opened irom 0 8834¢c, suld between 8755c an. 6614c, closiug 816014 @-63sc. 135@135¢ under yes erday. Esti- mated receipts for Lo-morrow 195 cars. LORN—Like wheat, corn showed less strength to-day than recently. It was due, however, as much to the sympathy exisng be ween the mar- kets as t any o.Ler irotive. Receipts were large at 1027 cars and 240,000 bushels w ere witk.drawn from s.ore. Liveryool cables wer: 14 higher, in response to yesterday's advaunce In this market. Bradstreet’s reported & decrease 10 8L0cas 0f 154, U00 bushels. EXpirt clearances were large at 474,385 bushels. Muy corn opened at 281sc, soid between 25%c and 2534, ciosing at 26yac, Ysc under yesieray. Esiimated receipis for to-mor- row 610 cars. OATS—1he trade in 0a's was very light and the tone partouk In a messire of that prevailing in the surrounding pits. HKeceipts were 856 cars and 65,700 busheis were taken irom store. Exports were iight, only 171, bushels cCiearing ) rad- sireet’s reported an .ncrease in siocks of N56,000 bushels. ) ay oats closed unchanced from yester- day. kstimated receipts for to-morrow 580 cars. FLAX-Was firm. Cash, 741a@75%sc: Decem- ber, 75@T6%4¢; May, 804:@81 vgc. Keceipts were 17. curs. PROVISIONS—Trading in provisions was spas- modically active w prices as a general rule ranging lower than the closing ones of yesterday. The depreciation was partly attributable 10 &o easy hog marke( an i partis 10 the existing heaper gralu values January pors c.osed 10c lower; January lard and rins each 5@7%ac lower. FUTTER—Firm, particuiaris for fine make demand good. Creameries—Extras, 15¢ B b: firsts, 13@14c: seconds, 10@l c:. imitations, fancy, 12@.3c Laines—Exiras, 13¢: firs.s, 11@1:2c: seconds, 10 Ladles—Extras, §Yo@10c: firsis, 5@81ac; packiug 510: k, b@ic: grease, 4@be. EGG@~—In brivk demand; offerings not large: fresh stock, 1415@13¢. —Steud, &L 6@7% ou call aud 7% on s. Dew dork €xchange sold sl 75¢ dis Closing Prices. WHFAT—Sevtemoer, t0%gc; December, 6614@ 663mc: May, 697jc. COKN —Weptember. 21%c; December, 2214@ 2.3jc; May, Slgc. CATs—repiember. 16%c: December, 1734c: May. 1€35@19%4c. FORh—ucioter, $6; Janoary, 87. 1L.AKL—Octover, $3 7215: January, $4 07%4. 4.dks—Uctover, $.18; Junuary, 33 4735 Livestack. UNION STOCKYARD=. Irn, Sept. 29.—The supply of cattle on.sale to-iay Wwas larger than nsual on Tuesday. Ther:was an act.ve demaud, however, and prices were steady. Offerings of hogs were fair. The demand was not brisk and the feelin: wasa little easier. Sheep «nd l.mbs were slow and s eady. The damp weather served toredrict iradiug. CATTLE — Heceints, 6000. Fancy beeves. $185@500: choice o prime. 1300 10 1700 M steers, 84 50@4 8): good Lo choice steers. 1200 10 1600 ib. $4 10G4 4 -: medium steers, 1000 10 3200 . £3 90 @4 00: iair beef steers. 960 to 150U Da, £5 60 @3 55: buicher sieers. 85 3U@. bU: 2004 10 clioice siockers and seeders, 900 0 1250 1 &3 30@3 90; 1uir 10 .00 do, B0V to K75 M. 3z 5U@3 <5; bulls. choice 10 extra, $2 BU@3 25: bulls. Poor 10 Cuoice, #1 TH@2 T5: COWS ana n-ifers. cioice Lo extra. $3 30 @3 5U: cows, Ar Lo choice, §2 25@3 5 -ows, common 1o falr canners. $1 .0@2 00; calves. good 10 choice, $5 50@6 1U: culves, common Lo 0od, $3 V0@5 40: Texas grass siers. ¥z 4ui Texas cows and buils, $1 70@2 30: W . st DIDg steers, $2 60@4; Western range cows and heit- . 2 15@3 25 miikers and spriigers, @ bead, Western range steers, 82 10@s 50; Wesi- 13, 82 15@8 2. — Keceipts. 19.000. Heavy pacine erippins_jots. $2 <bad 5): common o mixed, $2 95@3 50: cuoice assoried. < B0: lehi 33 3.@3 5 4 PiikEF—Receipis 20.000. <176@3 16; smmus, 38 , 4 75. NEW YORK STOCKS, Bonds, Exchange, Honey and Railroad Sharee. Money on call easy at 4@4l4y: last loan a: 4% and closing offered at 4% Frime mercantlie pa- per. @8z iwr miver. 6bBge. Mexiean aoilars, 5033@5-Y4c. Bterling Exchange is firm, with actual . n bankers' bilis ar 84 B13,@4 82 v oays, and $i 8414@4 £434 for ieman €a rules. $4 2@ 85. Commercial bil £4 B1@4 B35 GOverument bonds firw. St vonds dull. Kaliroad bonds strong. Sliver ai ibe bourd wis quiet. iulenivd Lo choice, CLORTXG Froce. Am Tel & Cable.. Norfolk & Westrn Atchison. preferred. 4 vreteorred imore & Brunswick Lands. Eeffulo, Roch & T 0 157 %/g|Uregon Improvmans 1y Preferred. % Pitiaburg & W. ptd 15 Pullman Paiace....147 Cousolidazion Coal. 32 Consoligated Gas..14K C. C. C. &St Louis 26% Reading. .. .19 Preferred. . . 80| KioGrande&Westa 15 Colo. Fuel & 20%/ Preferred......... 40 Preferrea. 75 " | Kock lsiand...."... 63 “otton Ol . :g Rome Wat&Ozdemn111 124 154 11%| 43 — | Preserred......... 78 254/51. Paul & Omans. 881y 14y Preferred. .......117 B0lg st P M. & M. 110 143 |Miver Cernficates. 63 117 Southern Pacitic... 15 Lake Erle & Westn Preferred. Moblle & Ohlo. gnnvul-fi Chaze. N. J. Central CLORING BONDS Ala Class A & 100 (Nortbern Pac 1sts.112%4 Do Ciass B 4, 55..100 | Do2ds. 1107 Alubsma. ciass G 94 Atcnison 4s. Cen Pac 1stsot '95.102 CLerckee 4s, 1896.100 Fhia& eading 4s. 7655 Do 1st pfd incam. 3644 LGrandeWes: 1sis 69 Stl&lronMiGen s 75 ML &S F Gen 63.104 Ch&N P Tr Rets8s_4l1 D C3-65s. Den & G Tst. Lo ds. 148t Paul Consols.... 125 StPC&Pa 14 €0 Carolina 4 . 104 Southern RK Bs... Do Pac Cal 1sts.. 108 Tenn new 8s. .. 78 14 Texas Pacific Tas. 81 Towa Cen:; Texas Pacitic 2ds.. 19 hansas Pa Consois 67 |Union Pac 1sis 96.101 B> Fadsis Len divi08 | U S4s reg of 1535.117 La Consol 4s.., 90 | Yods, coupon....117 Missouri fandifg .. — | U & 4n. ree Of 1907.1075% M KT 2ds 55 Do ds_ (37 Moblle & Ohito 48 84 Mutual Unton 8s...106: N 3 Cnt Gen Bs. 114 N Y (&~ Louts 4810214, Nor&West Gen 65.116 | Lodeferred 65... 5 N Carolinacon 4s.. 85 | Lotrus: repiss. & Dobs............ 110 |Wabash 1si Bs.....10 Noriuwest Consols.135 | W est Shore da... 1o deb Bs.. 104 FOREIGN MARKETS. WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL, ENG., Sept. 29.—The spot market is firm at 6s 15d. Cargoes firmer at 29s, Septem- ber shipments. FUTURES. The Produce Exchange cable gives the following Liverpool guotations for No. 2 Red Winter. Sej tember, s 33d: October, by 9140: November. 914d; December, 55 934d: January, bs 934d. SECURITIES. LONDON, Exe., Sept. 20.—Cousols, 109%; sllver, 50 5-16d; French kentes, 101f 7754C. EXCHANGE AND BULLION, Sterling Exchange, 8) days.. . — $483 Ster ing Exchange, sight L= 4ss Sterling Cables. . - 4 87 New York Exchange, sight. — 05 New Yorx Exchange, telesraphic.. — 10 Fine siiver, % ounce. cees == 8556 Mexican Dollars 52 5215 TR e PROLUCE MARKET. WHEAT AND OTH R GRAINS, WHEAT FREIGHTS—Rule firm at 31s 3d, usual options. The chartered wheat fleet in port has a registered tonnage of 65,750, against 67,360 tons on the same date last year; disengaged, 11,. 152 tens, against 17.032: on the way to this port, 293.000 tons, against 305,200. WHEAT—The Muskoxs takes for Cork 79,915 cils, valved at 486.876. ihe market for spoc Wheat Is very stiff with a sharp demand, and iutures are also much higher than they have been. The visible supply of the word shows an important decrease. Mo 1, 41 0834@1 10 Bctl; choice, $11114: lower arades, $1@] UT35; extra choice for milling, $1 12126 CALL BOARD SALKS. INFORMAL SESSION—9:15 0'clock—December— 4000 c Is, $118: 2000, ¥1 1334: 4000, $1 1314; 6000, $115%5. Mauy—2000. §1 1614 SECOND - ESSION—DeC m brr—16,000 ctls, $11 6U0u, $1 1+ 76, 8000, 81 1134, Nay—4000! $1 17 10,000, $1 To%. HEGULAR 3.ORNING SESSTON—May—4000 ctls, 811614: 4000, $1 16145: 8u00. $1 12.000, £1 1655: 4000. 1 1674: 8000, $1 40,10, $1 1715 2000, 81 1714. vecember—8000, $1 8000, 21 1555: 18000, $ 1334; 20 81 1a 2000, $1-1435] 6L00, $1 1414 AFTERNOON >ESSION—Lecember—6000 ctls, 81143, 000, $1 1515 56,000, $1 15: 14,000, $1 147 May—4l0u, $1 1.3 4000, $1 18: 6000, 1177 'he mrrket con.inues to advance and is very firm. No. 1 Cuevailer is nolou: er quotable. as it has praciica.ly passed out of first | hands. We quoie Fevd, R0@67%ec ® cil, choice hrlxghl., 653,@70c B c.l; Brewing, T714@82%¢c B cul. CALL BOARD SALES. INFORMAL SESSION—9:15 o’clock —No sales. SECOND ~ESSION~—No sit es KEGULAR MORNING SESSION—December—2000 ctls, 7 &gc; 4000, T534¢: 2ULU, Toc: 2000. 76 Tke. AFTERNOON SESSION— Dect mber—2000 75%c. CUKN—The tendency is upward. Large Yellow, 80@82Y4: Smail Round ao, 85c B ctl; White, S0c. ¥ r—di.her and weil hela .1 672@72Ya B ctl. BUCKWHEAT—Nominal 8t 85@50 @ cil. FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS. ,FLOUR—Very firm st the advance. Net cash prices are as follows: Family extras, $3 80@t 05 ® bb; Bakers’ extras, §3 7083 80: superfine, $3@3 30. CORNMEAL, ETC.—Feed Corn, $18 50@19: Cracked Corn, $19@.9 50 B ton. MILLN1UFFS—Prices in sacks are as follow; usual discount to the trade: Graham Flour, $2 1 Kye Fiour, 82 50; iice Flour, $5 75: Cornmeal, $2 10: extra cream do, $2 75: Ua.meal, 32 90} Oat Groats, $3 50: Hominy, 3 10@3 30: Buc<- wheat Flour, $8 10@3 50: Crac<ed Wheat, $2 75; Farina, $3 50; Whoe Wheat Flour, $2 30; hoiled Uais $3 50; Pea | bariey, $3 50; Spiit Peas, $3 20: Greeu do, $4 10 B 100 Ibs. HAY AND 1 EcDSTUFFS BRAN—$12 5(@12 80 for the best and $11 50 @12 B ton for outside bratds. MIDDLINGS—§15 ® ton for lower grades, and $16@18 B ton for the best. FErDSTUFFS—Rolied Barley, $15@15 50; Olicake Meal at the mi 1. $21 B ton; jobbing, $22; c.ipped Uats, H715c@$1 05 B ctl. HAY—Steady und.r the diminishing receipts. Wheat is quot b e u. 87@9 # ton: Wheat a.d « 86@% 50; Uat, 83@7; Bariey. 86 <7; Iiiver Barlev, $4 50@5; Alfalia. 85 50@6 50 for second and $4 5L @5 for first cutting: compressed, 36@9 $4@5; Clover. $847 50 B ton. STHAW—30@35¢ B bale. BEANS AND SEEDS, BEANS—The market rules s v, but there 1s no wetivily In any descriptions except whites. Bavos quo.able at $1@1 20 ® ctl; Small Whites; $@1 20 B ctl: Large Whits. 90c@s1 cti; Plnks, 8(@85c P ctl; Reds, $1@1 35 B cul; Biacceye. $1@1 15: Red Kidney, $1 25@l 5 Limas, $1 €0@1 75: Butters, nominal; Pea, $11216@1 26 B ctl, S| ~—Brown Mu D Sye B bCA b 3350w b He DRi+ D PlaAS—$110@1 35 P ctl for Niles and Green. $1 25@1 50 f POTATUES, ON.CNs, VEGETABLES POTATOES—Arrivals are too large and the market is weak. Sweet Potatoes, 75c@gl B ctl; Early Rose, 30@35c: Purbank Seedl ngs, 25@35¢ for Kivers and ?u@wa B il for Sauinas O ard, $2 50@2 65; Yellow Flux, $1 ‘2-'1?Cln-xy Sved, a, nominal; O :0NS—Are higher again at 8,@40c. Pickles, 40@50c B sac V. GEI ABLES—FEverything is cheap, du'l and plentiiul. “Marrowfat *quash quotable at $5@8 @ 10u; Graen Corn, 20@B0c % sack; Alameda 50c@# ) B crate: Bericley Corn, 15@5 ox: Summer Squash, B¢ B box;: Kgg P aut, *5@3sc @ box; Tomatoes, 10@20¢ B box: Cucumbers, 20 @3Uc B box: Fickles, 11c B Ib for No. 1 and 75 @8ic ¥ cu for No. 2; Green Peppers, 20@35c 3 iarke box for Chile ‘and 20@#bc for B il: (-reen Peas, 50c@%1 P sack for common and_ 2@2%e- P b for Garden; String Beans, 5 (@1 9 sack for cor mon and 2@2Ygc B Ib for Garden: Limas 40 @75¢c B sack: Green kra, 30@50c P box: Dried Ukra, 1.15¢ @ Ib: Cabbage. 40¢ B cti; Carrots, 50 @4vc P sack; Garlic, 135G3c B b. BUTTER, CHE: SE AND EGGS. BUTTER—Steady. Stocks are moderate. CREAMERY—Fancy, 21@22%ac; seconds, 20c B Ib. Darry—Fanc , 20¢'® Ib: good to choice 1714@ 18c: lower grades, 315@i6c B b. PICKLED—15@17¢ 3 1. FIRKIN—14@1ic B Ib CHLE E—Prices uave not chanzed for some time. _Cholce miid new, 835@9¢; common to £o0d oid, 6@Sc: Cream Cheddar. '10@1lc: Youny fmerici, 9@10c: Weatorn, 10@11c: Lastern, 11 1 EGU>—Qnotations seem to be pretty weil estab- Mshed for he n.oment. Oregon, 14@16c B Easiern, 16@lve for tw choice and 20c 7 fancy: store c<e, 16@16c l:;g;l.lenny and 17@ ‘or good: ranch Kegs. 3 : cold-storage, 18@20c: Duck Eggs, 18@20c. POULTRY AND GAMNE, POULTRY—Turkeys are declining. Ducks are weak. Good fat Heiss and young Roosiers are firm.” Avother car of Lastern wili beoffered to day. Live Turkevs are quotavle at 12 Gobblers, 12@13c¢ for Hens; young 16c; ese, 9 pair, $1@1 2! 1 50: Ducks. $3@: 60 or old and $.@4 50 for : Roosters, youne, $i@é 50; 13¢ 8 B for urkeys. 14@ Goslings. §1 25@ young: Hens. 34@5: do, 0d, $1@4 50; Fryers, 8: 75@3 23: Eroilers, 2’ L0@3_for large and $< 25@2 50 for smal ons, $1 75 B dozen for young and $1 50 for old. GAME—Nominal. DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS. ORCHARD FRUITS— Quinces are in light supply and firm. Peaches are p entiful and weak, Plumsare scarce. Quinces. 40@60c box. Peacaes, 20@50c # box. Plums, 40@75 B box. Pomegrana:es, 5U@75¢ B box. oADples, 65@F1 B box tor cholce, 26@50c for mon, o e, 25400 B box; Bartletts, 50@90c Blarse x. Figs. 40@75c for black. double Iayers. BERKIE-— Strawberries, §1 50@4 for large berries and $8 @10 for Longwor:hs. Raspberries, $3@4 B chest. Black verries, $2 F chest. Huckleberrigs, — Ib. iy FABDerTies frim W sconsin and Cape Cod, 88 B bl GRAPES—Receipts of both Wine and Tabie Grapes are large and piices are w B0 atbe B crate: T Grapes, “0@35¢; cus, | arge | 20@30c B box: Grapes In crates bring 10@15c mote than in boxes. aie® a: ot nfandel Wine Grapes, m; lots, $20: California mm'x Grapes, $:0@IZ; White. $15@1 ;. MELONS—Suppiies of all kinds are ample. Waterme ons. 85@7 B 100; Cantsloupes, 25@75¢ ® crate: Nutmegs, 25@35¢ B box. CITRUS » . UITS—Lemons, 75c@150 ® box for common aud §2 503 50 for g0od to cholce; Mexican Limes, $5@5 60 § box: Callfornl | imes, e ‘ibananas, $1@2 ¥ vuuch; Fineapples, $2 508 DRIED FRUITS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETC. DRIED FRUITS— Sull higher prices are expected for Prunes, Peaches and Apricots, as they are all very stiff and 1o active demand. In fact all kinds except Pears are firm. Ruisins continue strong. JoQuotations on the Fruit Exchange are asfol- ows : CARLOAD LoTs—Apricots, 6@8c B Ib for Royals an1 9@10c B b for choice to fancy Moorparks: Pranes, Sljc; Peacnes, 3%@6c for prime to cholee, 61ge for fancy and 9@10c for peeled in boxes: Ayples, 514c for evaporated and 2@2%c for sun-dried; Pears, 112@3c for prime to cho.ce, 2@3c for quarters and 4(@bc for halves: Plums, 4c for pitted and 134@20 for unpltied: Nectarines, 8@éc for choice and 6y for fancy: White Figs, 3¢i Biuck Figs! :14@2140. JOBBING | RICES—Penches, 4%@6c; fancy, 7¢ P B Apricots 6@ c: fancy, 8c: v gorparks, 108 1lc: evapora.cd Apples, 6¢c: sun-dried, 3c: Prunes. 814@3%4c for the four sizes: Figs, black, 214¢ for unjressed and 3@3Y4qc for pressed; white rlgs, ic; Plums, 5¢ for pi-ted and 1Yec forunpitted; Necta- rines, 4@5c B Ib for prime to fancy: Pears. 214@ 8 for whole, 233@854c for quarters and 4@6c for ves RAISINS— CARLOAD PRICES, ¥. 0. B. FRESN0O—Four-crown 10ose, 4c; 3-crown, Bige; 2-crown, 234c: Seedless Bultanas. dc; Seedless Muscatels, 23gc; 8-crown Loudon layers, 31 10: clusters, $1 55: Debesa clusters, $1 75; Imperial clusters, $2 50; dried Grapes, 234 B B. JOBBING PRICES—Four-crown, loose, 4%4c; 3- crown, 534c @ 1b: J-crown. 3¢ B Ib: seedle,s Sul- $20a, 01 8 I: acedicss Muscatels, Biac: S-crown Loudon layers, $1: clusters. $1 b0: Denesa clus- ters, $: 50: Imperial ciusters. $2 50. NUTS—Quotations are as follows: Walnuts. new crop, 1. 0. b. shipplug polnt, 8%c B 1 for standard and 8c B Ib f r softshell: new Almonds, 7¢ for Languedoc, — for hardshell and 8@10¢ for paper-shell. jobbing; Ieunuts, 4@6c for «asiern and 4c for Callfornia: Hickor: . b@6c B I Pecans, 14@8e: Filberta, 114@8. ; Brazil Nuts, c B “ocoanuts, $4@> ¥ 100. 734 B Doy 10@127,¢ for bright and 5@9c for lower graoe: ater-u hite extracted, 5@5: Jight amber extracted, 44,@434c; dark amoe 43jc; dark, 2@%c B b BEESWAX—-25@27c ¥ . 3 RUVISIONS. Business is brisk at steady prices. CURED MEA |S—Bacon, 615¢ P I for heavy, 7%c B I for light medium, 9@9%c B B for light, 10@11c for extra light and 1lzc for sugar- cured: hastern sugar-cured Hams, 1214@1 Callfornta Hams, 10@11c B Ib; Mess Beef, $7@% extra mess 4o, $ 50@9: samily do. $1U@il: ex-ra prime Pork, $8@ . 50; exira clear, $13 % bbi: mess, 8110012 ® bbi; Smo.ed Beet, 10¢ LARD—Eastern tierces is quoted at 414¢ § I for cumpound and Hlsc for pure: pails, 6c B Ib; Callforniu Uerces, 414¢ for compound aud 514¢ for pure:_baltbbi, 534c; 10- iins, v¥4cs &0 S, b3ac COTTOLEN * —61426%4c in hali-bbis and 634@ T @ B 1a 10 B ving o0 HIDES, TALLOW, WOUL AND HOPS. HIDES AND SKINS—No fursher change. Urade is quiet. Heavy salted s eers, 6%4¢; culls aud brands, 53%c; medium, 534@6c; cul od brands, dlgebc B Ib: light, 4@iYzc; cullsand brunds, 8lpadc: Cowhides, 4@bc: culls and brands, 3%,@4%40; salted Kip, o; salied Calt, 6@ 7c @ 1b: salied Veal, 5@6c; dry Hides, 9@10c; p culls 10c: Goat- Deerskins, good summer, 20@ 5¢ B b: medinni. 15@20c; winter, | Tw8c: Sheepskins. shearings, 10@:5" each: short | wool, 20@35¢ each; medium, 4b@50c ench; long | wools, 50@6uUc each. Culls of ali kinas about 3¢ less. I'ALLOW—No 1, rendered, 214@3c: No. 2, 2@ 2%4c; refined, 43,@50: Grease, 133 B Ib. W OOL—Busin ss is pleking up. ~ihere is now a good Inquiry und free Fali c.ips sell as fast as they | arrive. We quoie mew Fall as follows: Southern | mountain, 3@d4,c; middle counties, free, 5lo@ 5lg¢: do, dereciive, 415@6c; San Jo ib: *pring cip: H mooiat and Mcndocino, s@ Nevadu, t@8%4c: ~an J.aquin and Southeru | Coast, six montls, 316@5c. | HOPS—.re nominal. The best bid for fancy 1s | Bi4c, with no seliers at this figure. GENLRA. MERCHANDISE BAGS—Calcutta Grain Bags, spot, $4 10@4 15; San Quentin, $4:0: Wool Bags, 241,@26%c: Frult Bags, 514@034c. COAL—Weliiug. un, $8 ton: New Wellington, $8 ¥ ton; Southfield Wellington, $7 50 B to Seat.le, $5@5 50; Bryavs, $5: Coos Bay, $4 50: Wallsend, 37: ~coich, $7 50: Brembo, $7 bt Cumberiand, $13 U P ton In bulk &nd $15 insk Pennsvivania A. bracite k.g, $11 9 ton: Anthracite. $9: Cannel. $7 50: Rock Springs. ‘a8 teGate and 1 ieas nc Valiey, $7 60; Coke, $11@ 12 1n vulk and $13 B ton in sks. CAN . free, §1i- @2 50; Yeilow, eling, = ards. $—; ~eco.ds, $—. APrvois. buc Ruspueiries— b 1b siandur.s, $15.@175. straw- berries—>tandards 81 J0@1 76. LD ViGLTAB ES—Tomstoes, 80c B 21.0b tins. Peas—8i@1 x5 B dozen. EE—Conifnues qu & CosTA RicA—178;@19c for good to prime;: 17@ 173 10r 4uod wiXe wih black be 5 16{3¢ .or fuir: 1 @14gc for common ~ ALYADOR—1734@19¢ for g0od 1o prime washe 17@iT% B Ib i suir washed: 19@z0 {to primie woshed peaberr, : 1.3,@.6%¢ for s T unwashe.: 1014@15%4¢ 0F g0 4 aDWasHe 17%jc for good tu prime un _ashed peaberry. UATEMALA AND MEXICAN—2014@2034c now. 1745¢ 107 z0ud 10 rime unwashed peaberry. FIsH—Pacific cod. vaich of 1 88, 100-1b cases, 4@4%0c P . 50-1b bundles, dc; Bunt.ess, 5@514c: Bilces, v@7Yac: vesiccated, $1 70: Pactfic Her- rius, 15c B vox; Dutch do, 110 B ke Whitetilsh, 21 50 'in bali-bbis aud $1 75 fn_kit | Tongues wnd Sounas, $12; Mackerel, bbl—No. 1, $20; No 2, $18 60; No. 3, $17; balt-bbis—No. 1, 0. 2,38 50@9° No. 3, $8 50; kits, No. k3 No. 2,81 25: No. 8, §1. Q 1CK-ILViR—Quoted for export at $34@ | 36 60 P flusk. OlL— ailornia Castor Ofl, cases, No.1, 95c; bbl:, BUC T gu (MABUICLUTers’ rates): Liuseed Ol 'in bbls, toiled. 4ic; doraw, 39c; cases, 5c more: 1 ard Oil, Xira winter strained, bbis, bbo: 0. 1, 45¢; cases, bo higher; China Nut, $i 70@ 5% case PETROLEUM, GASOLINE, ETC.—Water-white Gil. in vui ac; Pearl Oil, in cases, 1714c ‘Astral, do. 1 Star, do, 171 i.xtra Star Of , In cas s, 2134c: Elaine, do, 2235c; Eocene, do, 1933¢; Deodor.zed Stove Gusoliue, 1n bulk, 13c: do, i cases, 19¢; 63° Leo lorized Naph- tha, 'in buik, 12c: 63° o, in cases, 1714c; H6* Gasoline, 1o buik. 2 C; 86° o, in cuses, 25 @ gal. WHITE LiAD—Quoted at 6ac . 3 A D—Quoiable at 815¢ @ b, TN k—In cases. 4ic; - in iron barrels, in wooden barre!s. 38¢ B Ib. ANDLp:—Elec 1ie Lighi—6's, 16 0z, 7%c: d 3hac; do, 10 oz, 5lge’ wras 3 % i 00, 1407, blaci o, 12 vz, 7#4c; do, 10 0z, 7¢ v B; Parafiine Wax Cand! eic., assoried €0.018, Hc; Chrisimas Ca Sole, 26@2 f HER—ExXtra heav) © for No. 1 and 25¢ @ b for ~o. 2 “4@26c for No. ) and 22c for No. 2; ligl Soie, 23@z4c for No. 1 and 20@22¢ B B for ~o. Haur.iess, beavy, 30@8dc; du, medium, 28c: do, ii-nt, xd@zoc; Rou.n Leathér, 18@20c: Kips, $40@50 '@ doz. Calf, 90c; Fough Spil.s, 4@5c. SUGAR—Tne Western Sugar Refiniug . ompany quotes, terms vet cash: Cuoe and Crushed, b7gc: ; heavy Powdered, 53:; Kine Crushe, 57%0; Dry Granu- inted, 434C. Cuniec ioners’ A, 434¢; Magnolia A, PED R 140; Goiden C, 4hgc; holt barrels 3/4¢ more han barrels, and boxes Ygc more. WOOD, LUMBER, ET Posts, 9@10¢ each: Redwooa, 85 per cord; Oak, roush, £ 50: peeled, ¥9: Plne, 86 76. TANBARK—$14 % cor LUMBER—Re: il prices for Pine are: No. 1, rough, $:3@17 B0 for the d/fferen. length £11: No. 1 Floorin , $21@26; Lath, # 818 for No. 1avd §13 for No. 21 ki Sulngies, common, $1 50; SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET, Hogs continue plentiful and weak. The other descriptions are unchange . Wholesale races for dressed stock for slaugh- CRTE e quiiity, 5@5%c: second — wlity, : secol 4%gc; third do. Shec @ b, s AL—Large, 4@dc: small, 6@bc B 1b SOLUT-ON — Wethers, 5@3%4e: Ewes, 4140 LAMB—51,@6%4 % 1b, PORK—LIVe Hots, 256@255 B Ib for large and 254@234c for small and medium: dressed do, 4@ c B 10 RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. FOR 24 HOURS. 81,008) k.zgs. doz. . 1,858 620! Hides, no. . 918 128,674 Pelts.'bdis. .00 432 15.49%| Wine, gais. .20 12,800 6.8.0| Wool, bi . 31 425|Sugar, bb ee 690 4,221 Lumber, M feet.. 40 829 Leather, roll 78 760 Lime, bbis....... 243 1,188 Tatlow. ctls... 193 Hay, tons 280| Quicksilver, fisks 40 Butter, cus 68|« nicory. bbi 58 Cheese, ctis 9| Hops. bis. 50 e Not Badly Wounded. Another story discreaiting to Lee-Met- ford rifle comes from the Transvaal. A young Boer wounded at Kruegersdorp by Jameson’s men was taken to the hospital Wwith four bad Lee-Meiford bullet boics in body. One Sund:y morning he disap- pedred and the nurses thought he had be- come deiirious and had run off to aie. Later in the day, however, he walked in and explained that he had gone to church. uin, s@5e | for uriwe 10 siricily prime ed; 19@Tuige for 16@18° for fair 1i@l1olge ‘or medimw: 1.@18%¢ for | ordinury; @il%ac for interor to commow; =0 ©2034¢ for §0ud ‘(0 prime washed peaberry; 17@ THE STOCK MARKET. Stocks were lower Axsessm. Following isa list of yesterday, the leaders de- elining 5¢ to 15¢ Business was dull as usual. Tue Belcher delinquent sale takes place to-day. ents I'endine. sssessmen:s now nending: Compaxy. Alpha Con. Belcher. ! Sterra N Bu:lion Crown P Union Gould & C: Qceldental. 500 Alpha.....12 300 Belcher. 200 B & B... 350 | 850 Chaling. .4 | 700 Chliar...1.95'350 <114 Board yesterday : BEGULAR 131400 400 Andes. .mlg 200 Caleda. .1 CLOSING QUOTATIONS, TUESDAY. Sept. 204 ». . GOLD MINL Champlon id. ‘Asked San krancisco TU ONITED AFTERNOON SKSSION— 12300 Challge.. .4 1200 . 300 Challge...47|300 Justice. 0 200 Choir... 2.0t 100 Kentuck.. 100 mex... 1500 Ophtr.. 130U Chalng.. 150 Choir. 100 CCV Huic& Norern .30 1.35) . 630 P T T tad e GRS 2! 12 Nov 26i0ct 29'.Nov BOAKD SALES, Following were the sales inthe San Francisco Stock Board yesterday : REGULAR MORNING SKESSION. COMMENCING 9:30. 100 L&V, 300 C Point...45 60| 50 Ophtr. 6 5, Following were the sales Inthe Pacific Stock SEASTON—10:30 CCaV..1.60] 300 Overman. 70) Potost. 300 Scorpion..07 >0U SB&M....07 6) 85 -95| 38 ..1.6U| 12 200 Unioa C.,.b0 300 X JROK6. 2T (d. Asked. L2 FEBE A0, — 05 04 05 5 08 = ok 46 47 15 16 Bullion 17|Nevada Queen. — 04 Buiwer. .. 87 380ccldental. 35 36 Caledonia.;.... 10 _11{Ophir 82 84 Chollar 1.85 2.00 Overmao. 12 18 Con.Cal&Va...1.55 1.60|Potost. 68 7 Challenze Con. 47 48| 46 48 Con. Imperial. 02 03, — v Confidence....1.25 3y 07 08 Con New York — 04: 03 Crown Pain 45 46/~ — EsstSterraNev — L4 60 Eureka Con... 25 — 49 Exchequer = 04 05 Gould & Curry. 43 43 28 A 50 Con Virgint Asked ... ... 100 Hale & Norers. 135 100 Lockwood Con. ' LOCAL SECURITIES. Bid Spring Valley Water. ~ 9700 Arked Spring Valley Water. 88 0 Bid San Fraacisco Gas. 93 00 Gas. 9350 STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. ESDAY, Sept. 20-2 r. M. STATES BONDS. Bia. Asked, Bd Askea UB4scoup..108 ~ — |USdsreg.. — 107% Do vew isuell6y, — 23 LLANKOUS mowne CalstChlesy 10934 facRollMSs . . Cal Elec 83120~ — |Do2dis6s. . = CouraCW5s — 87141 &0 Ryfs, — 318 Dpnt-siex-co — 8754 P&Ch Rydy. — 10714 kdsn L&P6s120 —"|Pwlst RRE. — 113 F&CHRREs. 104 [Reno, Wikl — 105 Geary-stR5s. — 107iplsacto P& L. — 30314 losAng L8y — 100 [~F&NPR3s. 98 8944 Do Ginteed8s — 101 (SPREArizds -- 95 Mkt-siChlegs118 11935 SPRRCalds. — 11003 DoRyConss. 103 ~ — " SPRRCai - 100 | NatVings 14t 98 — ISPBrRUalBs 97 9914 NevCNgR7s. 95 — (€VWater6s.. 1163411714 N PCHER8:10315 — [EVWaterds.. 974e 98 N RyCalgs 913, — [SikinG&ES: — 100 N Ry Calds. — 100 |Suns.T&l6s = — Oak Gas 55..100 10414 Suiter-stios 108 10845 1.0.2d 1s bs.. 10283, 1055, VisaliaWios — = Cwuivus ve. 1183120 LATER sTO~RL Contra Costa 3235 — |San Jose. = Murin Co... 50 — |SuragV 07 9T €% #10CKS. Canttay o 30 |Pacific Liens 4934 — 95— |SauKrancsco 92 9314 Oaz G L&H 5214 0234/5w0CKion s = 20 FucGusluwp. b4 85| INSURANCE srocmt | Fireman'sFa180 — [Son 25 50 COMMERCIAL BANK STo-K%. | — [LondonP&A.13414126%4 68 |London&sF. — & 9714 283 |Merch Kx... 13 - Cal S D&TCO10T4109%4 Nev etk Fusiduaon. — 180 |Saner B0 ~ = FAVINGS BANK TO~KY. GerS&y(0.1200 1260 [Sava& Loan.. — 100 Humb S&L1I00 = |[Securiiy.. Z Matual. — 40 |Union Trusi750 = Bisav U — 480 BTREET RAILRO\n ava~ry. 105 108 Ok SL&Hay 100 €0 |Presidio. s - 42 4234 Sutterst.. S POW et STOCKS. 15— (GamCon... 1734'1834 Calitoruis..l 65 76 . = 7900 MINCKLLANFOUS SToCKL. Alnska Pkry. 8515 9714 NatVinCo., — — BIkDCoaiCo. — = 10 |OceanicSSCo 16%4 20 CalCot Mills — — |Pac AuxFA L & — | Edison Light1185411934 I'acBoraxCo. 98 100 GreConAssn. — = PacRoll Ml — ~ — Ger Lead Co. 80 100 6% 71, HawC&SCo. 1414 143/ — " 24 nuteh S PCo 19145 1934 70 - MerExAssn.100 110 L MEwclighi 8 434 - Board— 5 Pacific Gas Imp, 99 S F Gasliht 200 5 V Water. SALES—AFT! Board— 680 S V Water. Sireet— 80 Oakland Gas. N of Broadwav, N 2i Dnagh, lot on Slineof ¢ W of Baker streer, W Emma J. Batcelle ( Tsaac Jessup to Em: 50:11 by N 114: $10. N 25 by W 1:5: also ;I‘;eel. 147:6 Nof T Bergfeld (b arc Be g, S of iwenty-fourth, $1826. Sarah B $10. vara lot 621 and & SALES—MORNING SESSION. REAL ESTATE TRANSAOTIONS. Walter E. and Emma H. Brown to Charles f. Huffman, lot on W line of Bu-hanan street, 137:6 by W 91:6; $10. Jumes and Ellen E. Moore to Frank D, Monck- ton, Iot on F Iine of Baker street, 140 N of Jack- son, N 37:514 by I 110; $10. Siephen A. and Mary L. Born to Anna E. Kava- ~olden Gate avenue,146:10; 25 by 8 157:6: $10. = formerly Laws) to Richard Tiddy, lot on N line of Grove street, 156:3 W of Lyon, W 25 by N 157:6: $10. anoel Lewls, lot on N line of Twenty-sccond street, 208:7 W of Church, W ‘Thomas Sexion to Mary Sexton, lot on NF cor- ner of Sixteenti and Sanchez str ets, N 9:7: E 85, N b9, E 25, 109 W line of Sharon street, 2 W '120: also iot on :1‘” N of Sixteenth, lot o W line of Diamond ‘'wenty-first, N 25 by W 125; Thomas and Johanna Hallahan and Robert C. E. Hatch, commis.ioner) to Kob- lot on W line of Diamond street. 89 5 26 by W 100, 53,333; rady to Martin O'Rellly, 1ot on N line of Jackson street, 53:6 W of Powa{ v , N 86 by W 80; Patnick J. and Ellen McDonald to_Timothy P. Riordan, beginnng 80 feet E irom W line of 50 6 S of Broadway, 20 by W 60 (fot on W line of blll:;on alley, 57:6 S of Broad- way, S 20 by W 60 Same 10 same, 250 N of I s reet 25 by S 100; $10. Elese Jane Tennent line of For.ieth avenu: E 120; $10. lot on N¥ line of Twent; street, NW of Tchama, W 25 by NE 80t 1L and Bertha Cohnreich :0 Gustav Brenner, ot on E iue of Thir y-sevenith avenue, 100 3 of C street, S 200 by E 120: 810, Louis and kose Lipman to James H. and Mar garet Donohue, lot on £ (ine of Twelfih aveuue, . N 25 by k 120: $10 Solomon and Dora etz to Ne S line of R street, 57:6 & of Thirtieth avenue, E | port or Guaymas. -fitth ie Flaherty, ot on to Solomon_Getz, lo: on E e, 175 N of T street, N 75 by Patrick J. and Ellen McDonald to Timothv P. Riord: , 1ot on N line of Bright, E 100 by N 100, lots 1 to 4. of Randolph street, 100 W block 49, City Land Association; $10. piR TR S s s =7 Rallroad Bo-‘-’;lfl Association; $10. 12 70 | man, lots 182, 184, 186 and 188, Holiday Map A: $2000, Emma and Milburp Graham to Mary A.and George W_Haskels, 1ot on NW llne of Micuel street. 200 NE of Mount Vernon avenue, NE 80 by NW 103:6, lots 52 and 63, San Miguel Home- stead Associatio ; $10. D. V. B. Hevarle to Kate C. Daly, lot on E cor- ner of henery and San Mateo sirects, NE 25 by SE 100, being 1ot 17, Henarie subd:vision of bloc k 9, Fairmount Tract: §700. Jumes F. Kock to Elizabeth Rock, rerecord of 1707 d. 88, lot on N'W Iive of e legraph street or county roud, 81 NE of Ottawa avenue, NW 284, NE 80, SE 20, SW 81, lot 14, block 2, West End Map 17 gife. Builders’ Contracts. Mary E. Ryan with William and Henry White, t0 erect a two-story buildi g on E line of Guerrero street, 235 S of Nineteenth; W. H. Liutle, archi- tect; $2720. —————— A Storyette. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith did not live happily together. He was a pretty fair average husband and got along pretiy well with her when she let him. She a1d not get along so well with him and oft- times let him know it after the manner of her kind. But the trodden worm will turn. Time, the great leveler and evener up of all things, brought the occasion. Her tombstone, erected by th= bereaved husband, has inscribed upon it, after the customary birth and death announce- ments, the scriptural quotation: *‘There remaineth therefore a rest unto the peo- ple of God.”—Judge. ————— THE CALL CALENDAR. SBEPTEMBER, 1896. Mo.|Tu.| W.|Th. 1|2 7|8|9 irs: Quarter| Sept. 13. Fuil Moon| Sept. 21. Last Quarter.| Sept. 29. 1415|168 ULLAN SiEAmnos. Dates of Departure From San Franeisco. BTEAMER | DESTINATION. | San Diezo. Portland .. China & Jaj . |Grays Haroor HumboldtBay Vic & Pgt Snd . |Newport .. SALLS. Septs0.11an Septiv.1Vam ept30, e Sept80,12 w Sept30, 2rm Oct 1, fam ot 2, Yam Oct 3.10aw Oct 3, 2pu|Pler8 Oct 4/11aM | Pler 1L Oct 4. OPu|Plerl$ Oct 5,10am | Plec 2% Qct B bew| Pler 13 Oct 6 9am|riersd Oct Pler 1L Oct Plery Oct | Pixm. PierlL Pler 3% PMSS Pier 3 Pler 9 Pler 9 Pler Ll Pler 13 .| Yaquina Bay. . |Newport.... Vie & Pgt Sna | Oregon port Farallon! Coos 6, fam San [ 2 STEAMERS STEAMER | Kureka... Progressist. Araxo . Aztec Newsnoy Mackinaw. Truckee . 10 AL RIVE, FroM _|Newport.... .|Departure Bay . - |Coos Bay - {Honolulu’, - [Portiand. i -| Victoria & PuretSound | . China and Japan. o - |¥squina bay .. *|Eel River, < {Seattle -|zeattle....... .00 - | Aumbolde Bay. .| Newport, Portland. Oregon port: Humboldt Bay... ~an Diego. Creseen: 000205 O 08155 0G0 60 19 15 19 13 13 bk 1t e ot MUUN AND TiDE. T. 8. COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY Tu)l} BULLETIN PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL ATTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTEDENT. Wednesdsv. September 30 6.05| Moon rises 5.54|Moon sets. September—1896. 11.40Pw NoTE—In the avove exposition of the tides the early morning tides are given in the left hand column, and the successive tides of the day in the order of occurrence as io time. The second time column gives the second tide of the day, the third time column the third tide, and tae last or right hand column gives the last tide of the day, except when there are but three tides, ss sometimes sccurs. The helghts given are additfons to the soundings on the United States Coasi Survey charts, except when a minus sign (—) precedes the beight, and then the pumber givenis subtractive from the depth given by * he charts. BYDROGUAPHIC BULLETIN. BRANCH HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE, U. 8. N., MERCHANTS' EXCHANGR SAN FRANCISCO. Sentember 29, 1896. The time ball on lelegraph Hill was aroppel exactly at noon to-day—i. e..al noon of the 120th meridian, or exacily & 8 . M., Greenwich time. J. T. MCMILLAN, Asafstant {n charze, SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, Arrived. TUESDAY, September 29. Stmr Santa Cruz, Nicolson, 10 hours from Moss Landing: produce, to Goodall, Perkins & Co. Stmr Pomona, Doran, 17 hours from iureka; pass and mdse, to Goodall, Perkins & Co. Br ship Jane Burrill, Robinson. 101 days from Meibourne: ballast, .o Williams, Dimond & Co. Ital s'ip Salvatore Ctamps, Cocur ello. 64 days from Newcas le, NSW; coal, to J J Moore & C Br ship Pegasus. Moulton, 127 days from Swan- sea: 3603 tons coal, to E C Evans. Brsnip Pori Caledonia. Anton, 85 davs from Newcastle, NSW: 732 tons coal, 1o J J Moore & Co. Ship Glory of the Seas, Freeman, 10 days from Departure Bay; 3400 tons coal, to R Dunsmuir & Sons. Bark S C Allen, Thompson, 22 days from Hono- Iuin: sugar, to Welch & Co. Bark Gutherer, Nervick, 23 daysfrom Prince Wiiliam Sound: 40,000 cs salmon, to Alaska Packers’ Assn. Br bark Invermark, Philip, 78 days from Syd- ney: 2827 tons coal, to Ealfour, Guthri- & Co Bark Gen Falrchiid, Rrannan, days from Seat- tle; 2435 tons coal, to John Rosenfeld’s Sons. Schr Newark Seck, 48 nours from Bowens Landing, 155 M ft lumber. to F Heywood. Schr Maweema, Smi.h, 73 days from Port Had- lock: 565 M ft lumber. to WJ Adams. Schr Ralph J Long, Anderson, 3 days from Usal: 76 cils ba K. to Healle & Co. Schr Ottillie Fjord, Segethorst, — days from Grays Hurbor; lumber, to Wilson Bros & Co. Schr Gen Siglin, Thomas, | 8 days from Kodiak; 29 bdls 1> ©s furs, to North American Commercial | Co. Schr Ocean Spray, Rasmussen. 55 hours from Iversens Landing: 75 cds wood. to N Iversen. Sehr Al: eri Meyer, Marshall, 12 days from Seat- tle: lumber. to A A Paxt Schr Barbara Hernster, Jensen, 24 hours from Deviibiss 1 an ing: 160 cds bark, t0 J S Kimball. Schr Bessie K, Anderson, 26 hours from West- port; 118 cda bark, 10 J S Kimba L Clenred. TUKESDAY, September 29. Stmr North Fork, Hansen, Kureka: Charles O state.of Californts, Green, Astoria: Good- 1. Perkins & Co. el W yan_uy. McBryde, Queenstown; Sal four, Guturi® & Co. Branip Port Douglas. Trask, Queenstown: G W MeNear. - Bark 4nnte Johnson. Matson, Hilo; J D Spreck- els & Bros C» ik J D ~preckels, Christiansen, Mahukona: J D Sprecke s & Bros Co. Schr Aloha, Dabel, Honolulu; Willlams, Die mond & Co. Sailed. TUESDAY, September 29. U S stmr Thetis, Seabury, San Diego. Ktmr Gipsv. Leland. Sania Craz. Stmr Rival, Jonnson. Crescent Clty. Stmr Geo Loomis. Bridgett. Ventara. Strur Alcatraz, Wa vig, Coos Bay. Sumr Laguna, Peterson. Sumr Scotia. Johnson. Stmr Jewel, Madsen Br ship Muskoka, Crowe. Queenstown. Ship Invincible. Clipperfield, Port Binkeley, Bark Mercury, Colby, Port Elgkoioy. Schr Norman Sunde, 'B:.ck, fi bing cruise. Behr Nettie LOw, Low, Point teves. Schr Christina Steffens, Nordling ‘Lelegraphic. POINT LOBOS, Sepi. 29—10 p. M.—Weather fogsy: wind W; velocity 16 miles. Charters. The Brship Drumrock was chartered prior to arrival ‘or wheat and mdse -0 Liverpoo.. z9s 3d. The sehr R W Bartleit 1oads raliroud ties at tuls spoken. Per Br ship Port Cale onia—Sept 20 passed bktn Bfi:’;:vllsl’, mmfl;-s,nl‘ Bu(:ilvfi.“f,nl' hlplll';’;illdloek. from New Yorx, tor S-:f!‘nnclw; Do, Hiak Dometic P ris RKEDONDO—Sailed Sep. 29—Stmr Protection. s PORT LOS ANGELES—Arrived Se; X R o S s e ey 5] 5 Sej -Schr oL e Mary Ktts, | ALBION—Sailed Sept 29—stmr Cleone, for Sa Ft‘,{".’\ufx‘}'?an—unvn Sept 29—Schr Lo tie Car- reka. O A Arrived Sept 29— Br ship Melanove. srom Adelaide. —Stmrs Arcata aod Empire, for 29—Sumr Sailea Sept 2 Francisco. SEREBNWOOD — Arcived Nationa: City, hence Sept 28, SEATTLE—Arrived >ept 29 T Gept 29—Simr Progreso, for tan Fran- Br ship Sept —Schr Volante, fm clsPFS-RT ANGELES—Arrived Sept 25— {elat, ri: % 1 hi'qug{‘AM;: Y—A rvElVedk-eDL 29—Stmr Faral . Sopt -5, via Bureka. oG 00n B Y e alicd Sep. 20-Sehr Gotama for San Francisco: stmr Arago, 10r San Francisco. Eastern Poris. NEW YORK—arrived Sept 28—Ship Dirigo, fm Honolulu. Foreign Ports. CALLA\O—Arrived Sept 22_Br bark Pass of Killiecrankie, from Plsco. Sept 27—Br stmi Stra hgarry, hence Sept 2. for St Vincent. Hont SAN JOSE DE GUATEMALA—Arrived Sep! 21— Haw stmr San Mateo. hence Sept 8. VALPARAISO—In port 3ug $—Br stip Mont- gomer shire, for n Fraocisco; Brship nator, ior Ro al Roads; ship Louis Walsh, lor Fort Townsend. YOKOHAMA —Arrived Sept 26—Br stmr Olym- pia. from Tacoma. Sept 27—Br stmr kmpress of Choina, from Vancouver. FALMOUTH—-ailed Sept 28—Br bark Routen- beck, 1or Honolulu. KUCHINOTZU—<ailed Sept 25—Br stmr Wen- nington Hall, for San Francisco. 2 SHIELDS—Salles Sept 27—1tal bark Casabona, for San Francisco, and not as previously re VICTORIA—AFr.\ =i Sept 28—Br oark Vil trom Newcastle, NSW. SANTA ROSALIA—Arrived sept 21—Brk Alex McRell, from Victoria. Sept 17—Bark Melrose, from Esqu.malt. 1N —Salled Aug 29—Bark Hesper, for Port Townsend. Movements of Trans-Atlantic Steamers. NEW YORK—Arrived Sept 20—Stmr Ntate of California, from Glasgow and Moville: simr Saale, from Bremen and Cherbourg stmr Circassia. frm Glasgow and Movllie; stmr Ems, from Genoa. Salled Sept 29— L ur Auranls, for Liverpool: stmr Lahn, for Bremen. GLASGOW — Arrive out Sept 20—Stmrs State of Nebraska and Ethiopia. SOUTHAMPTON—>3Salled Sept 29—Stmr New York, for New York. STETTIN—Salled Sept 29—Stms Venetis, for New York. LIZARD—Passed Sept 29—Stmr Obdam, from New York. for Ro:terdam. BROWHEAD—Passed Sept 29—Stmr Majestic, from New York, :or Liverpool. ISLE OF WIGHT—Passed Sept 20—Stmr Rot- terdam, from Kotteraam, for New York. Importations. BLANCO-—Per Santa Cruz—549 sks barley. Salinas—217 sks potatoes, 900 sks barley, 847 sks chevalier ba-lev. Moro Cojo—579 sks potatoes, 480 sks barley, 525 sks chevalier ba ley, Moss Lunding—1046 sks barley. Monterey—1007 sks barley. EUREKA—Per Pomona—66 pkgs mdse, 18 rolls leather, 920,735 shingies, 8145 bxs 2 tubs butter. 40 M shaxes, 10 sks potatoes 2 coops cuickens, o7 ska peas, 2000 ft lumber, % bbls mineral water, 6 bdis bides, 6 pkgs express, 1sk coin. E R and E R R—28 - bxs butter. Consigneer Per Santa Cruz—H Dutard; JonasErlanger & Co: Balfour, Guthrie & Co: S P Milling Co;_Thos watson: G W McNear; Frederickson & Jacob- son. Per Pomona—Amer Press Assn: A Galli Fruit Co: Brown & Adams; Brigham. Hopre & Co: A Faye: A Crocker & Bros; Anspucher Bros: C Sbarp: J K H nity: Dalrymen’s Union; C E Whitney & Co: C Doscher; Dodge. Sweeney & Co; Getz Bros & Co Baker & Hamiiton: F B Haight: Ross & Hewlet: W Sumner & Co: Hilmer, Bredhoft & Schulz; H Ferguson; Kowalsky & Co: Standard 0l Co: B M Atchisou: Enterprise Brewery: Schweljzer & Co; Marshall, Teggart & Co Humboldt u1.eral Water Co: Wieland Brewing Co: Witzel & Baker: Kansas City B R; Wheaton, Breon &Co: United States Brewery: Russ, Sanders & Co: Kowalsky & Co; F A Merchant: Wells, Fargo & Co; Hills Bros; Nor- ton, Teller & Co OCEAN TRAVEL. PACIFIC COAST _STEAMSHIP ¢0. QTEAMERS LEAVE BHOADWAYfl whart, San Francisco, as follows: For Mar Island, Loring, Wrangel. Junean, Kil- 118000 _and Sitka (Alaska), ac § A. X., Oct. 11,36, For Victoria and Vancouver (B. C.), Port Town- send, Seattle, Tacoms, Everett, Anacortes and New W aitcom (Bellinvham Bay, Wash.), 9 4. M Oct. 1, 8,11, 18, 21,28, 31, aud every fifth day there- after, conneci ng st Vancouver with the C. P. R. R., atTacoma wi:h N. P. R. R., at Seaitle with G, N. Ry., at Port Townsend with A'aska steamers. For I'ureks, Arca a and Fields Landing (Hum. boldt Bav), sir. Pomona 2 . M., (cL 4, 8, 13, 18, 20. 24, :8.'and every fourih day thereafter. For Santa Cruz. Monterey. San Simeon, Cayucos, Port Harford (San_Luls Obispo), Gaviota, Santa Barbara, Venturs, Hueneme, san Pedro, East San Pedro (Los Angeles) and Newport, at 9 4. A 10, 14, 18, 22, 26, 30, and every fourth day thereatter. ¥or ~an Diego, stopping only at Port Harrord (San Luis Obispo), ~anta Barbars, For: Los An- peles, Redondo (Los Anzeles) and Newport, 11 A. 3. Oct. 4, 8, 12, 18, 20, 24, 28, and every fourth day thereatter. or r-nsenada, San Jose del Cabo, Mazatlan, La Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer Orizaba, 10 4.3 25th of each month. ‘he Company reserves right to change steamers or salling dates. Ticket office—Palace Hotel, 4 New Monigomery st reet. GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Gen'l Agents, 10 Markei st., San Francisco. THE O.R. & N. CO. DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS TO PORTIL. AN D From Spear-street Whart, at 10 a. . FARE({8.3 ixst;class Includt £ 86 Second-class Jberth & meals SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS: Columbia -Sept. 15, 25, Oct. 5, 15 State of Callfornia....Sept. 20, 50, Oct. 10, 20 Through tickets and through baggage to all Eestern points. Rates and foiders upon appleae ton w F. F. CONNOR, Gene-al Agent, 630 Market street. GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Superintendents CEANIC S.S.CO. g\ _DAYSTO HAWAII, SAMOA, HONOLULY NEW ZEALAND, oy AUSTRALIA, S.5. AUSTRALIA. S 8 MARIPUSA s8ils via HONOLULU sad AUCKLAND for SYUNEY, Thursday, Octobee 16 atZ P M 8. S. AUSTRALIA for HONOLULU only, Tues day. October 20, #: 10 oM. Special party rcies. Line 1o COOLGARDIE, Aust., and CAPETOW N, South Africa. J. D, SPRECKELS & BROS. CO.. Agents, 11i Montgomery straek. Frelght Office, 327 Market st., San Fraacisco. COMPAGNIE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIQUE French Line to Havrsa. OMPANY'S PIER(NEW),42 NORTH River, foot of Morton st. 1 ravelers by this line avoid both transit by English rallway and the discomfort of crossing the channel in a small boat. New York 10 Alexandris, Egypt, via Paris, first-cless $160; second-class, $116. LA CHAMPAGNE Oct. 10, 3 a. a. LA TOURAINE Oct. 17.6'A. 3 LA BOURGOGN Uet. 2 P.s. LA GASCOGNE. Oct. 81,64 3 LA BRETAGN Now. 7, 1n A&~ For further particul: anply to A.FORGET, Agent, No. 8, Bowling Green, New York. J. F. FUGAZI & CO. Agents, b Monigomery svenge, San Francisco, WHITE STAR LINE. United States and Rogal Mail Steamers BETWEEN New York, Quesenstown & Liverpool, SAILING EVERY WoEK. ABIN, $60 AND UPWARD, ACCORD- ing to steamer and accommodations p selected ; second cabin, $ and®i 0; o an'! Teutonic. Steerage Tickets from England, Ire- land, Scotland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark through to Sau Francisco at lowest rates. Tickets, sailing dates and cabin plang may be procured c from W. H. AVERY, Pac General ¢ flice of the Cour 613 Market street, under Grand Hotel. 4 FLETCHER, enera_Agen’ for Pac'fic Coast. ROYAL MAIL STEAR PACKEL COMPAXY. QTEAMERS LEAVE ASPINWALL ) fortnightly for the West Indles and Southampten, calling en route at Cerbourgh, France, and Plymouth to land passencers. Through bills of lading, in connection with the Pacific Mall . S. Co., issued for freight nad treas. ure to direct ports in England and Germany. Through tickets from San Francisco to Plymoath, Mail_Dock, or at the Cherbourg, Southampton. First class, $196: thi class, &9’; 50. For further nrucu;ir: Apbpl)' wm PARROTT & CO., Agents, 308 Calitornia st STOCKTON STEAMERS Leave Fler No. 3, Was At 6 P. M. Daily. rrei ...".-‘.’LEE‘.’:'a up Lo Llie onlv lue muxing O b iAe RN T. C. Walker, 3D, Peters, Mary Garratt, City of Stockton. 1ewpuous slain 805, Can Nav, wau lmoi Co SAY IRAVCINGD TO VALLEJO AND MARE ISLAND NAvY inStEAmEE, moRmichTloX > Leaves San Francis 0 Daily 7 one 251 B ack. Leaves Vallejo Daily . i Suuday 3 Gives four hours a: Navy Yard. HATCH BROS. FOR SARJOE, L0S GATON & SANTA CRUZ TrLAMER ALVISO LEAVE PiKw1 DA LT 104 2. (Sundays excepted); Alviso daily at 6P M (Saturduys ex epied). Freigat and Pas- 3005 To S Toger Foe. iy Smchgo uod Aivise, soc: ¢ e e 8k, Pier 1. 20 W