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

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1896. THE SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. Siiver a fraction up. Wheat steady: freights dull. Barley advanced. Corn vers weak. Oats and Rye aulet. Colored Beans firmer; whites weaker. Mustard Seed firm. ¥lour and Millstufls steady. Hay and Feedstufts unchanged. Potatoes and Onions firm. Some changes in Eggs. Butter and Cheese as before. Turkevs advanced under light receipts. Hens and Roos:ers firm. Game sells well. Grapes geiting scarce. Oranges steady. Fastern Appies arriving steadily. Dried Fruit and Raisins quiet. Provisions show no change. Tiops a point higher Wool dull. 3 Hops lower. Teefand Mutton unchanged. Hides and Leather firm. Coftee unchanged. Oils remain the same. Explanatios. The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures ndicate maximum temperature for the underneath it, if any, the amount of | rainfall, of melted snow in inches and hundredtbs, | during the past tweive hours. Jsobars, or solid lines, ‘connect poin s of equal air pressure; iso- therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The 1igh” means high barometric pressure and accompanied by fair weather: “low” 10 low pressure. and is usually preceded and sccompanied by cloudy weather and rains. first appear on the Waushington e pressure is high in the interior low slong the coast,and the isobars extend north and south along the coast. rain is probable; bu en the “low” 1s inclosed with isobars of ed curvature, rain south of Oregon is improb- Wi 151" in ibe vieinity of Idaho, and the pressurs fallinz to the California coast. warmer weather may be expected in_summer and colder weather in winter. The reverse of these conditions ¥l produce an opposite result. WEATHER BUKREAU REPORT. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL- ., WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.. 5 P. M.—Weather conditions and general fore The following maximum temperatures are re- poried from s:ations iu California to-da ureka 50, Fresno 60, San Diexo 64, Ked Bluft 54, San Luis Ob'spo 58, Yuma 74, Sun Francis:o 58, Los Angeles 58, San Francisco da’a—Maximum temperature 58, minimum 50, mean 54. he siorm continues central over the southern half of the Pacific slope. The pressure has fallen over Canfornia south of San Francisco and also in Aev.da, Utah and Arizona. There has been s sii:ht rise during the past twelve hours along the coast. Heavy rain is falling over Cail- fornia south of Fresno. The temperature bas 1isen over Utah and Ne- vada: elsewi ere i has remainea abou: stationary. —Fo sof e 19 feet, Nevada City 29:6 8 feet and rising, Uroville 13 mento 19 feet. The rf will continue 10 rise ut Sacramenio for 24 hours or more. Eurekr, maximum veiocity 38 uorthwest. Poing 1 reporis a maximum wind ve.ocity of hwest. Forecast ma e at San Francisco for 30 hours ending midnignt November -5, 1898: Northern (alifornia—Unse tled weather Wednes- day. but probably without rain from ~an Francisco northward; witds. *ouchern California—Rain Wednesday; northwesterly winds. Nevada—Cioudy weather Wednesday and prob- abiy rafa or snow: colder. Utah—Cloudy weather Wednesday acd probably roin or snow in the mountains: colder. Arnzona—Cloudy weather W endesday. San rrancisco and vicinity—Unsetiled weather couditions continue, but Wednesday will probably be fair, with fresh nor hwesterly nds an! con- tinued’ cool. ALEXANDER G. MCADIE, Local Forecast Cflicial. ceider norihi; iresh northwesterly fresh NEW YORK MARKETS, Fivancial. NEW YOR Y., Nov. 24.—The tendency of prices at the Stock Exchange during the early ses- slon was upward Sterling exchaoge, whicn ruled decide 11y strong for the pas. few days, weakened and pested rates wero reduced 14 to $4 8334 and §4 7. Locslly money was even in better supply than of late, 1solated ausactions in call loa having been repor: £slow #8 1 per cont. These infliences competled some of the smailer shorts (o cover and advances, ranging from 14 to 2 per cent, ere recorded. In the af.ernoon session a tne advance in the general list w lost. United es Jeather preferred was the particularly - spot, tne siock falling from 6614 t0 62, s due to the disappoin ment at the action of the direc.ors in declarng a dividend of only 1 per cent on the preferred. Chicazo Gas ran off from 763 to 7514 on a vague rumor that the courts would be asked 10 enjoin the idend of 1%, per cent payable to. IMOTToOw. ugar was the most active stock. The reneral run of stocks were not speclally affected by the deciines noted above and receded 15@b%. In ibe specialties Lounisville, New Albany and Chicego fell and the preferred 34 to 2; Central Pacific jumped New York, Lauckawanna a Wesiern 9, eat Northern preferred 2. Specula- t'on cosed quiet and steady. Net changes show 10sses 0f 14 and 14 per ceut In the general list und 2834 in leather preferred. The Grangers and 1 Gulsville and Nashvilie, however. gained g and Bf per cent. Total sales, 159,329 shares.- ‘The bond market was irreguiar. The transac- tlons were $1,688,000. International and Great Nor hern thirds fell 1; New Jersey Central geu- eral fives, New York Central first_coupon sevens, i3, thwest debentures of 1907 +5. Northern Pacific thirds rose 1; do terminal sixes, 1: doconsoliduied fives, 1: Peoriaand Eus ern consolidated fours. 2; St Paul terminal fives, 3% and st Paul, Iowa and Michigan sevens, 2. In Government bonds $107 500 coupon fours of 1925 sold at 1103,@110%. $15.000 registered fours of 1907 ut 11014 and 4000do coupons at 110211014, Grain. firm. Minnesota patents, 83 B5@4 95: low zrade, winter = wheat, 52 falr to fancy, $3'20@4 45: patents, Minnesota ' clear. 34 10@4 straichts, $3'90@4 75: patenis. $3 K5@4 50; low exirus. 2 20@3 Z.: city mills, #4 40@5; paten's, 85 10@5 35: rve, ¥5@D 25: supertine, 52 40@3. fine, $2 20@2 90. Southern flour. quiet, firm : com- mon 1o tair extra, $2 85@3 45; guod W choice do, FIOUR — Quuet, $3 45@3 6U. Rye flour, duil. Seady, st $5@3 u5. CURNMEAL—Quiet, steady; stern Y ellow, £2 90@3 15. Ry ki~Duil: Western, 453jc, . 1. £. Boftalo. BAKRLEY—Firm; feeding, 28%@z8¢c, c. 1 1, Buffulo. % RLEY MALT—Nominal, WHEAT—Quiet, firmer with options. No. 2 Ted, 1. 0. b., 9744@8Tsc: ungraded red, 86@9Kc: No. 1 Northern, $134¢. Optious declined 15a34c FINANCIAL. CHICAGO GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND NEW YORK STOCKS. WHEELOCK & CO., 4 Leidesdorfl St., Tel. Main 1954. CENTRA L OFFICK 623 Market St., Palace Hotel. Tel. Main 5828, Uptown Uffice~Baldwin Hote! (adjolning Griil Koom). Tel. Main 359. PURDY & ATKINSON Managers. Orders iustantly executed on latest market quo- tations. Reference 1st National Bank, S. F. GO, PRIVAIE WIRE. NEW_YORK. W.A.CARROLL, BROKER CHICAGO MARKETS. NEW YORK STOCKS- Fast Wire East. Unequaled Service. STRICTLY CO SSION. Private snd Bank references quoted on application Office, 323 Montgomery St..Sute e, osit Bld Gl Maln 1751, ivate Pazior for Ladies COMMERCIA L WORLD. on forelgn selling. advanced 214@3%4c on tocal coyering, better cables and firmer wes., 1ell 33@55¢ on reaiizing, and closed unsettled 115@234c over yesterday, with a fairly active trade. May, De- cember “and March mos: aciive: No. 2 req, January, B¥lge: March, ~934c; May, 87%a¢; No- vember and December, 8835 COKN—Dull, firmer; No. 2. 281gc elevator; 30%gc afloat. ~ Opifous dull, unchanged to lgc lower, May und December only traded iu. Noveu- ber, 2914¢: December, 26 v4c: May, 5335, OATS—vull, firm. Opuoas dull, firm-r. ber, 2334c: May. 2614c. ~pou prices o. 2 white. 253gc: 0. 2 Chicago, 2414¢: No. 2lc: No. 8 white, 9214c; mixed Wes.ern, 243c: while State and \» estern, 23@32¢. Provisions. LARD-Quiet, easter; Western steam, $4 2215 @4 25: City. #875; December, 34 20 nomiual. Refined, slow: Conunem.’ld 50; Bouth American, compound, 4Y6@44c. teady. New mess, §8@8 50, —Fancy, scarce and_firmer. Western 8@13c; do cresmery. 13%5@2215e: do fac- Eigins, x2@22%4¢; imiialion cream- ery, 10ig@ldc. UHE bt Noderate demand. Part skims. 814 634c: fuil skims. 216@3e. O A ek, “lens Betas Tcohouse. 1616@180: Western tresh, 22@24c; o case, $2 25@b; Limed, l6c. OW—Active, strong. City, 3%gc; country, SEED OlL—Moderate demand, 4c: yellow prime, 25¢. apan, 4 c. MOLASSES—S, a _{’g‘.fi‘j@mm,‘ 25@ Bdc. COFFEE—Quiel, unchanged to 10 points down. Decemver. $% 20: March, $3 30; May and Seo- tember, $9 35. Spo: Ri AK—Quiet, steady. Cff A, 3 standurd A, 433¢: confectioners’ A, 414c; c; crushed, b¢: powaered, 455C; grauu i cubes, 45c- ¥ruit and Produce. APRICOTS—Bags, 9@11c. easy. new, PrACHES—Pecied, boxes, 14@15¢c; unpeeled, bags, 74 oc. PRUNES—Four sizes, nominal, boxes, 54@ B 24c. JAISINS—Two-crown, L. ., 434c; do_S-crown, 544@b5c: do 4-crown, 53,@6%4.: do London iayers, «145@1 50: Go clusiers, 3. 75@2. LMOND>—sottshell, 9@11c; do paper, 1135@ c: Walnuts, standard, 812@9c; do sofistied, 93,@10%4c¢. i A‘;;u‘b—l-'lrm. fair demand. Pacitic Coast, 3§ alc W UOL—Quiet. firm. Domestic fleece, 16@23c; pulled, 18@31c; Texas, 7@12c. Merchandise. PIGIRON—Steady. Americur. $11@°8. CUPPER—Firm. Lake. £11 30@11 60. LEAD—Firm. Domes'ic. s 3@ U5, 4IN—Firm. Siraits, $13; plates, moderate de- mand. t¥ELTER—Firm. Domestic, $4 25. CHICAGO MALKETS, CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 24 —In total disregard of a weak feellng at Liverpool ihe market for wheat here was strong and higher to-day. The disposi- tion of traders was to go it alone, and reported sales of flour at Sun Francisco and of cash busi- ness at tnis place but stimulated that idea. There was some apprehension of a squeezz in December, which added to the strength dispiaved. Lisht re- celpts in the Nortnwest—662 cars, agaios: 538 last Tuesday and 1111 & year uco—were an_argument Second L th in favor of higher price: were even weaker th early omes, but no recoguition was accorded m. Chicago reccdved 83 curs und inspected out 93,682 bushels. The Liverpool Corn Trase - ews was out with an esimate thut kurope wouid regiire 17,000,000 bushe's mouthly from America betneen how and next harvest. ‘Ihis was the ieading sactor in cavs- ing the advance. brads.reet’s report of ouly 1,500,000 bush ls increa e ia (he worid's stocks cavsed harp bulge around the noon hour. Clos- rpool cabies gave a net advance of 141 for Lontineatal marsets were irregular. Kx- port clearances aggregated 341,875 busie.s May wheat opeued from BOT4c to SUbac, s0.d | etween 8214 and budac, (losiik nu B17a@2c, 35@iac higber than yesteiday. Estimate. receipts iof 10- morrow forty-five cars. Nu. 2 red spot wheat ranged from 86b3¢ 10 H0c, closing at abou. 88%,@ 893c. Corn moved upward fractionally ear! inciined to act siowly, and the xain wus not co sidered legitimate. The trade consisted mainiy oi scalping and local operations of Lo particular moment or significance. Recelpts wers 364 cars, and 90,956 busheis were withdrawn from storace, Livirpuol opening cables were quiet and 14d higher. Closing ones were 144 lower. Kxports amounted to 198,776 busheis. Bradstreet re- poried a decrease in stecis of 329,000 bushels. The caly advices fated 10 hoid, the offerings Proving Lo be in excess of the demund. May corn opened from 271@2714c, ana then sea 1o 87c, closing ac =i 8c—Yge under yesterday. Estunated receipts 10r L0-moriow, 140 cars. UATS—The tone aud direction of oats were ob- tained from wheat, but iike in corn, there was no enthusiasm. A siight rdvance 100k place, though the fee.ing was quotably oaly steady. heceipts 308 cars, and 120,025 bushels were taken from storage. ' kxporis were 67,273 bushels. Brad- sireets reported a decrease in stocks of 858,000 tushels. May oats closed & shade over yesterday. Estimated recelpts for to-mo , 135 cars. FLAX—Was firmer. Unsh No. westcrn, 7715 @ 78c: December, 75144 Niay, 818881540, Keceipis were 47 cars PRUVISIUNS—A steady 10 firm feeling ob- tained In produce st the start. Hogs were up be, that belng the maln proposition of an encouraing nature. Decalings becamne hexvier near the (lose and dec.ines become he . January pork closed 7% @ 10Uc lower, Jauuary lard Zig @ 5¢ lower and Junuary ribs bc lower. BUTTER—Theére was agood demand from all sources for bulier, bui on account of the lizht supply sales were few. The feeling was firm and prices were unchanged. Creameries—Extras, 21c B B: firsis. 19@20c; seconds, 15@17c: imitations. fancy, 12@:4c. Daines—Exirus, 18¢: firsis, 15@15¢: seconds, 0@ lzc. ladies — Extras, 10@lic: firsis. B@Sige: 2Y2@sc; roil packing siock, $@ylac: grease, butter, 11@12c. Were In good demand and firm. Prices xed. rresh stock 21c @ dozen. Was firm at 6@7° on cail and time TPoOI cables but was loans. New York exchange sold ai b0c premium. Closing Prices. WHEAT—November, 7934c; December, 78%@ T87c; May. 8175@82c. COK 2534 May. 187 May, 221jc. PORK—December, $6 57%4: January, 7 63; May, $7 9735 Muy, 84 26. KIBS—December, 83 72%a: $3 80; May, $4. December, @27Vsc. OATS—November, 1854c: December, LARD—December, $38214; January, $4 0214 January, Livestock. UNION ETOCKYARDS, ILL. Nov. 24.—The supp’y of cattle to-day was light and the demand siow. Prices were about sieady. Offerlngs of hogs were moderate. Tne demaad was not brisk ana prices declined 5c agains: a previous firmer feeling. Receipts of sheep were light. Prices were good and inquiry sdvanced 10¢ per hundred poands. CATTLE—Receipts. 4500. Fancy beeves. 3520 @5 80:_choice 1o orime 1500 10 1700 b steers, art of |* 84 83@5 15: good to ckoice steers, 1200 to 1500 B, £400@450; mealum steers. 1100 10 250 B, $4 15 (@4 45: fair beef sieers. 1000 10 1200 Ba. $£550@ 400: common beef steers. ¥3 503 75: rood to choice stockers and feeders, 00 (0 1250 Ib, 2 5 402 400: falr 10 kood do. 50U lo 875 W. =2 758 # 35: bulls, choiee 10 extra, $3 00@3 7b: bails, poor to choice. 81 $0@2 90: cows ana beifers, cholce to prime. 83 5Ug4 00; cows, iair to choice, $% 4U@3 40: cows, common (0 fair canners, $1 60 @2 25: calves, g00d 1o choice. $4 60@> 0U; calves, commion 0 good, 83 00 44 50; Texas grass steers, §2 65@3 50: Western range steers. 3 50 @4 0U; Western range cows anu heifers. $2 50 @35 o0; milkers and springers, B head, $25@40; Texas fed steers, $3 6U@s 00. #0GS—Keceipts. 18,000. Heavy pacxine an hippinz_lots. 88 15@8 50: common 10_choice niixed, 83 15@3 50: choice assorted. $5 4U@ +50: hght, ¥315@3 45: pigs. 82 5083 45. SHEEP=Xeceipts. §00U. JBlefivc ww €BOCe, 12@3 50; lamus, $3@5 20. Receipts at Omaha. SOUTH OMAHA. NEBR. Nov. 24.-HOGS— Receipt=. 4900. Market steady. ght and mixed, 83 20@3 45: heavy, $3 124,@3 25. CATTLE — Heceipts. 3800. Marnei steady. Steers. $3 25@4 85; cows, $1 50@3 25; feeders, 2 25@5 60. SHEEP—Receipts, 800, Market stronger. Mut- tons, $3 25; lambs, 4 85. Recelpts at K KANSAS CITY. Mo. ceinis, 1 s City. 24 — HOGS— Re- 5c lower. Light, Nov. 000. Market dull, #3 30@3 40: meatuw, $3-5@3 35: heavy, §3 10 @3 15. : CA'I TLE—Receints. 11.000. Market steady. Na- tive steers, best, $4 16@4 60; fair 10 vood. $3 40 @4 10; cows and heliers, best, $2 95@3 20: fair w good, $1 70@2 95: stockers and feeders, £2 40 90: Texas und Wes ern, $2 95@$ 50; bulls, 1 6U@2 50; ca ves, $5@5 10, SHEEP—Receipis. 5U0J. Market steady. NEW YULK >TOCKS, Eonds, Exchange, Money and Raliroad Shiras Money on call easy at 2a3y: last loan a 214% and closing offered ai 215% ¥rime mercantile pu- per, 413@434 7. Bar siver, 60347 Mex.can dollars, 505gc. Sieiung kxchange easier, with actual business m rankers' bills at 84 53@4 8314 for 60 Gay: Yosted and $4 ¥614@4 8614 for demand. Tutes. 84 281o@a 51, Commercial bills, 4 51756 4 8214, Government bonds firm: State bouds quiet: raliroad LONGs esasier. SL.ver althe board was dull. CLOSING STOCKS. Am Tl &Cable... 0 [Norfolk & Westrn, 1134 Atchison... 1a34|" Preferroa. Preferred. Agams Express. Alton, Tecre Haute 58 American Expressili ‘American Touacco. 76 Preferred.. Joy SiateGas .. Feltimore & Uhio. Erunswick Lands. . Euftalo, Roch & &7 Canada Panific..... Canada Southera.. Preferred.. 95 ChicagoGas. . 755 Cleve& Piutsburg.. 150 Consolidation Coal. 34 Consoliaated Gas..16714 €.C ¢ & e Louis 504y 26 70 14 Fprt Wayne, . Great Norcne: Jliinots Central... lowa Central. {10l & Ohio Ceat. 18 Preferred. . .. S 2814 Tol.St. Lonis& Kingston& el 3| Preterred. Lake Yorie & Westa 1Y%/ Uplon ¥aeinc. Preforred. 71 7|0, LakeSnore. 152 National Lead. 26 Preferred........" 90%4) Guaranteed Long lsiand 60y Loulsville & 5034 8| 3 nsoi. 9534 Preferrea. Memphis & Char.st 15" Utica & B, MexicanCentral.. 815 Wab.s L &Pac. 7 Michigan Cenceal:. 90| Preferred. Minn & S 1. Wells-Fargo., 95 Preferred. | Western U > Minn & St Lcom. 25 |Wisconsin Central. 2 18t preferred... 73 |Wheellng & L i6.. 84 2d preferred. 473! Preferred. . 32Yg Missqurt Pacil 2235 Am Cotton Oll pla. 05 Mobile & Onto. 22 W, U. Beet. 6 Nashville & Chait! 67%lAnn Arbor. N 168 Preferred. 10634 Brooklyn i raction. B3/ Krie 20 pidvverrees 20 CLneine RONDL AInClass A 4s..... 10134 Northern Pac 1ats. 116 Do Class B 4, 5. 101 Alabama. cinss C. 96 Atcnison ai Do2ds A, Croada South 2ds. Cen Pac 1sts ot 95, 10214 Cherokee ds, 1898.102 Do 1897 w2 17 10 2onsol Or Stort Line | Pacitic s of ' c 55... 10714/ Fhilad kending CB&N PI'r Reisds_35%ul Do lst pidinca 10914 X Grande Wes: 1s: 111 7 BtL&lronMiGen 89 |S(L&SF Gen 6510 G T/ B £ 129 643, 8t P C 91| £o Carouna 4! 99 | Ecutbern KR 93345 Do Pac Cai 13 108 " Tenn new 3s. Do con 6. 100 lexas Pacific lglllien:ml 1sts.. 102 Texas Pacltic 2das. Kansas Pa Cousols 69 B Fulats Den divils 9 o Muytual Unfon 6. N J Cent Gen 5 N Y C&st Louts 1031 o registered. Nor&Weat Gen 65.116 | Lodeferred 63... 5 N Caroinacon ds.. 99 | Dotros: repts 714 Lo & 119 | Wabasn 1sc o 0514 189 | West Suor a1 Uiy 107 FOREIGN MARKETS. WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL, Nov. The spot market is dull at 7s 5d. Cargoes firm at 34s 6d, Novem- ber-Uecember shipment. FUTURES. The FProduce Exchange cable'gives the following Liverpool quatations for No. 2 ked Winter: N vember, 6s 614d: December, 6s 614d: January, 68 €34d; February, 8s 634d; March, 6s 7d. SECURITIES. LONDON, E ov. 24.—Consols, 110 15-16; sitver, 30; French Rentes, 102 65c. EXCHANGE AND BULLION, Sterling Exchange, 60 days.. — s4831 teriing Exchange, sight. — 487 Steriing Cabies.. - 48T New York kExchange, sight... - 10 New York Exchange, telegraphic.. — 1115 ¥ine silver, § ounce. - 6514 Mexicau Doliars. 2 [ZEPRN WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS, WHEAT FRE1GHTS—Spot chartering Is very dull and rates are nominal at about 1¥s 9d The chartered Wheat fieet in port has a regisiered tonnage of 79,800, against 8500 tons on the same day last year: disencaged, 6-200 tons, sgainst 31,350; on the way to this port, 203,000 tous, against 232,800, WHEAT—Tue British Princess takes for Sydney 87,980 cils. valued at $33,000. A Chicago di<patch states that the Russ! Ists r 01 Agr'culture reports the W heat harv that country this year as 245,000,000 bushels, agsiust 575,000,000 bushels in 1595 ‘and 461,000, 000 Lushels in 1894, A press dispaich dated Bombay. says: Rain has fallen in Rsjputana and is a pected in Centrai India. 1t is believed th aistress of the famine will diminish where it has rained, but wiil not be totally removed. The fuil in the temperature Is increasing the plague. Futures are firmer azalo. Spot Wheat Is steady at prices 1hat have ruled for several d Quoted at $145@1 4714 B ctl for common grade 21501 b23; for average No. 1, 31 5% for cholce and $1 55@1°60 for extra choice f rmiiling. CALL BOARD SALES. November 22, INFORMAL SESSION—9:15 o’clock—May—6000 ctls, $1 b4l4: 14.000, ¥1 543/5: 10,000, $1 54. Sk ay—6000 ctls, §1 55: 4000, ) $1 54 : 4U00, $1 5414: 20,000, — May—22,000 i 1y —22, 2000, '$1 6534 ; B0V, £1 5544; 20u0, 31 55 AFTERNOON SESSION—Mar—8000 ctls, $1 565: 2000, $1 8514 4000, $1 54%: 2000, $1 5434; 12,000, $1 5i%g; 12,000, $1 0dls. December— 4000, $1 4734, he market i8 stronger, though there BARL i8 no particular sct ysuote eed. 82140 4@87Y5c: Brewing, U@ 5 04 85c; cholce bright, S 95¢c; No. 1 Chevalier, §1 10@1 20 B ctl. CALL BOARD SALES. INFORMAL SkssioN—9:15 o'clock —May—2000 cys. 9: . WECOND SESSION — May — 12.000 ctls, 9414¢; 6090, 8434c. December—2)00. K8c. BEGULAR MORNING SEs<1oN—May—2000 ctls, 84550; 2000, P45,0: 4000, 94 The. - SESSION — December—2000 ctls, 87lac. May —20.0, ¥a3jpc. OA1S—Are aulet. Pr.ces have not chaneed for some time. White ranze from $1 10 (0 §1 80 B ctl, according to quality. Black, for ieed, $0c@ $1'05: tor seed, £1 20@1 5. y, nominal; Ked, $1@1 10: Surprise, nominai CORN-1he recent heavy arrivals from the East have demoralized the markel. Large Yellow, a @ ga Small ftound do, $1 B cu; White, F0@8T14c cv RYE—Quiet and steady at $1 05@1 10 B cul. BUCKWHEA1—$1 25@1 36 B 2. FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS, FLOUR-Shipmen: of 5102 bbls, valued at $22,- 000, to Sydney. The market is steady and un- chunged. Net cash prices ar® as follows: Family extras, $5@5 10: Bakers' extras, $4 90@5; super- fine. $3 1:@4 70 B bbl. CORNMLAL ETC.~Feed Corn, §18 5.@19 3 ton; Cracked Corn, $19 50220 B ion. MILLSTUFFS—Prices in sacks sre_as follows, usua discount (o the irade: Grabam Fiour, $2 85 % 100 1bs: Rye Flour, $2 78 % 100 Ibs; Rice k.our. ¥575: Cornmeal, 8 85; extra cream do, $3. Oatmeal, $3 50: Oat Groats, $4: Hominy, 83 10 @3 30; Buckwheat Floun, §8 25@3 50: Cracked Wheat, 83 50; Farina, $4: Whole Wheat Flour, 331 Holicd Oats (bbis). $6@6 10: Pearl Barley, 8,7 0@4: Split Pess, $300; Green do, 8425 % 5. HAY AND ¥rEEDSTUFFS. S The rain has ciecked business in Hay for sev- eral days. Bran and Middlings are unchanged. BRAN—$14@14 50 for the best and $13@13 50 B ton for outside brands. MIDDLING~—8$18@19 for lower grades and $19 50@20 50 B ton for the best. FEEUSTUFF-—Roiled Barley, $18@19 ® ton; Oileake Meal at the mill, §23 § ton; jobbing, $2 clipped Onts, £1 30@1 33 @ cti. HAY—Wiieat, $5@l0 50; Wheat and Oat, 87@ 20y, 500 Barier, 378 00; River Barley, 83@6 50: Al aita. $5 50@8 60: compressed, $6@ 9 bu: stock. $5@8: Clover, $6@3 Lon. STRAW—85@50c B baie. BEANS AND SEEDS. BEANS—Colored kinds firmer and White kinds weaker. Business continues dull. Bayos, $1 40 @1 60: Small Whites, 81 20@1 85;: Large Whites, 51,1081 25 @ cll; Pinks, 1 10@1 15; Reds, 81 20 @1 uo: hlackeye, $1@120; hed Kidney, §2 605 imas, §1 SU@2; Buiters, $1 26@1 75; Pen, $1 25 @1 40P cut. f SkELs—Mustards are irm, but quiet. Brown Mustard, $2 75@3: Yellow Mustard, $2 10@2 25 B cul: Klox, $1 30@1 40: Canary Seed, 234@<%c o : Alfaita, 5k : Rape, 23sct Hewp, sige. DRIFD PEAS—Xiies, $1@1 16 # ot $1 40@1 60 B cu). POTATOLS, ONIONS, VEGETABLES, Fabiy POTATOES—Recaipts are moderate and the market rules firm. Sweet Potstoes, $1 B etl in sacks and $1@1 25 In boxes: Early Kose, 40@50c; River fleds, 40@50c; Burbank Seea’ings, 25@3bc for Kivers and 4Uc@8$1 B il for Saiinas, ONION=— Are firm at 46@>5¢ @ ctl. VEGLTABLES—The mar<et for Summer kinds Is firm. Stocks are small. Musirooms, S@Sc 3 ™ for ‘common and_10@15c B I for buttons: Marrowfar =quash, $4 ‘ ton: Egg Fiant, 30 @40c ¥ box; Tomatces, 15@50c; \ ucumbe 40@60c; Green Peyrn 25@50c B 1arge bx: Dri Yeppers, T@Sc B Ib; Green Pess, 3@dc: String Beans, 4@5c ® Db: Green Okra, $0@g0e ,lox: Dited Okra J0@1235c B Ib: Cabbage, 404 ¢ B ctis Currots, 30@0C @ sack: Garlic, 134@ 2c BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS. - BUTTER—Quotations for all descriptions re- main unaltered. CREAMERY—Fancy, 6@26c; seconds, 2:@24c B DAIRY—Fancy, 2u@23c: x0od to choice, 20@ 21¢: .ower crades, 15@18c B Ib PICKLED—16@ 18¢ B Ib. FIRKIN—15@17: 9 B. i CREAMNRY ' UB—18@ 18¢ B CHERSE The market, contionies firm. Choice mild new is quotabie at 13@]#c; common to good old, ¥@10¢ B 1b: Cream Cheddar, 11@12c: Young Anerica, 1115@193pc: Western, 11%@12%c; Eastern, 1216@13140 8 1. EGGS—The market s steady &t the revised duoiations. Kastern are quotable at 25@ 27V doz for ancy and 2 e % doz for cold-stora: ranch Eggs, 2715@3vc for pollets’, 35@; small to medium and 3734@40¢ for fancy: Duck Eggs, 25c. FOULTRY AND GAME. POULTRY—Receipts of dressed Turkeys were only 123 tons, against 250 tons on the same day Iast year, and prices advanced in consequence, There was no grest rush to buy, however. Good fat Hens and young Reosters were also firm. What to-day’s marke: will be dealers do not venture to hazard an opinion. Live Turkeys, 15@16c @ I for Gobblers, P I for Hens: Dressed ) urke s, 16@18c @ pair. $1 25@1 50; Gos Inis, 81 £ 0@ 28 50@4 50 for oid ‘und $4@5 for youn: @4 P doz: Hoosters, young, $4@4 50: ao, ol Fryers, §; 25@3 60: brollers, 88 25@3 5t for large wnd $2 75@3 for smali: Pigeons, 81 25@ 1 50 @ dozen for young and £5c@$1 for old. GAME—Arrivals bring the goul prices without d ficulty, receipis being mod 3 Qudtable #1@1 26 @ dozen 5 % doz; Canvasoack, 81@9: Sprig, B doz 2 50@3 B dozen. Widzeon, $1 75: Smali Duck, #1 25@1 50: English Suipe, $1 ol Juck Snipe. $1: Hare, $1; Rabbits, $1 20@1 50 for Cot- tonialls and $1 for small: Orav Geese, $2 50@3; Whie Geese, $1; Brant, $1 50@1 75. DECIDUOUS AND CITKUS FRUITS. ORCHARD FRUITS— Eastern Apples are coming forward freely, Per- simmons, Pomegranates and Pears are dull. Pomegranates, 50@70c @ box. Apples, 85¢@$1 P box for choice, $1 25 forélncy Re+, 35@65c for common: Eastern, $3@4 P bbl. Pears,@zbb@ehc % box: W inter Nellis, 27’?0@'1 25, Persimmons, 30@76¢ P box. BEKKIES. Lranberries from Cape Cod, $8@9 bbl; from Co0s Bay, $2 50 B box. Strawberries— Raspberries—Nore in. GRAPES—Aregoing out. and several kinds have atready disarpeared, at least 1or the present. The remaiving descriptions are scarce and higher. Tokays. nominal; Biack Grapes, 50@63c 3 box Verde s, B0@75¢ B box: Cornichows, BU@Tbc; Mus- cat nominal. Grapes iu-crates bring 10@16¢ more than in boxes. CITRUS FRUITS—There is no further decline In Oranges. Lemons are dull. Grape Fruit, 87 % bx; New Navel Oranges. $3@i 20 @ box: Seedlings, $1 50@2 50; Lemons, $1@} 50 for common anc $2 @2 50 B box for good to choice: Mexican Limes, 3 50@4 60: Californta Limes, 80@75c: Bananas, #1@2 ® buncn; Pineapples. $ doz. DRIED FRUITS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETC. 5@16c Geese, Ducks. DRIED FRUITS— Fruits are dull. Raisins also are quieter. are firmly held. Trade in Honey Is slow. Quotations on the Fruit Exchange are as fol- lows: CARLOAD LoTs—Apricots are_quotable at 6@9c for Koyals and 11iz@l2c for choice to fancy Moorparks; Prunes, 54c for the 4 sizes; Peaches, 4@b14¢ for prime to choice, 615@7¢ for fancy and @10¢ for peeled in boxes: Apples. 6340 @ D for evaporated and 2@2%4c for sun-dr ed; Pears, 214 @>5c for prime to cho.ce, 4@5Yc for quariers sn 614¢ for halves; Piums. 4c for pitied ard 13pc | fur uiplied; Neotarines, $15@434c for gholce aud c 10T fancy; White Figs, sc; Black "Figs, 214 i o 415@5%ec ¥ b Nuts o_PRicEs_Pescher * La@7lac P M peeled, i Apri- ‘@(gs ®: fency, 10c; Moorparks, 12@ 13c: evaporated Apples, . 34c: sun-dried, 23;@3c: Pruues, 3% @4c for the 4 sizes: Figs, biack, e for unpressed and 3@3%ac for pressed: white Figs, 4c: Plums, 4%@5c for pitted and 13pc for vn- Nectariues, 4@6c B I for prime to_fancy: 214@bc for whole, 4%2@5%c for quarters and 415@6Y4c for halves. RATSINS— CARLOAD PRICES. F. 0. B. FREsNo—Four-crown loose. Bijc: S-crown, 414c: Z-crown, 3ijc: seed- less Sultanas. 5lgc; seedless Muscatels, 414c; 8- crown London 8, $1 15; clusters, 31 50: Dehesa ciu-ters. $2 50; Imperial clusters, $8: dried Grapes, 5¢ @ b. JOBBING PRICKS—SAN FRANCISCO—Four-crown, 1ouse, B34¢: S-crown, 434c: J-crown, 334¢; seediess Sultanas. 534c; seedless Muscatels, 4 Jac; 3-crown London layers, $1 clusters, $1 50; Dehesa clusters, $2 75: Imperial clusters, $3 20. NUTS—Chestnuts quotabie at X@10c: Walnuts, 612@ic B 1 for s.andarc and £@9%c B B for softshell: Almonds, 6@6%ac for Languedoc, 3@3l4c for hardshell and S@¥c for paper-shell, jobblig: Peanuts, 4@6c for Eastern and dc for California: Hickory,Nuts, B@6c B _1b: Pecans, 714@8c P B: kiibes Tip@8c; Brazil Nuts, Tha@Sc: Coconnuts, 4@5¢P 100, i1 UNEY—Comb, 1.@)2%ac for brigbt and 5@9c for lower rades: water-whice extracted, 5@55ac: light amber exiracted. 4143@434¢; dark amber, 4@ 41 k. 3@-60 B b PHOVISIONS. Dealers quote unchanged prices with s quiet market. RED MEATS—Bacon, 6c B I for heavy, 7¢ ® I for light medjum., 9%4c for light. 10¢ B i for extra light and 1134c Ib for sugar-cured. Kast- ern sugar-cured Hams, 13@13; Californla mess do. $6EN 50; Tamily do, £9G9 S0:_exira mess do. 8 50: fam R A prime Porks §7 50@8: excra clear, $18 B bbi: mess, $14 B bol: Suoked Beef, 10c B 1. La'RD—Eastern, tierces. is quoted at 6c for com- pound and 61,@7¢ for pure: pals, Thac @ b Call- fornin terces, 5@515c B Ib for compouna and 614c for pure: hai-bbis, 634¢; 10-Ib tins. 7h4¢: do 5-b, Tiac # . 614@61gc in tierces and 7T%@ Cu 8l HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS, HIDES AND SKINS—No chante to report. Heavy salted steers are quotabe at 8@Siyc B B: cullsand brands, 7@7%4c; medium, 7@7%4c: culls and brands, 6@6%ac: !ight, €@8lac: culls and brands, 5@5%gc: Cowhides. 6@63ge: culls ana brands, 6@b5igc; salted Kip, 6@/c: saited Calf, 7@8c: salted Veal, 6@7c: dry Hides. 13c B I culls and brands, 1Uc B b:dry Kip and Veal. 10c: culls, 8c B Ib: ary Calt, 156¢; culis, 1Cc: Goatskins, 20@36c each: Kids, Sc: Deerskins, £001 summer, 20@25c B b; medium, 15@20c; winter, T@de; Sheepskins, shearlings, 10@ 20@35¢ each: medium, 40@d0c each; bl@sUc each. TALLOW—No. 1, rendered, 3c; No. 2, 2l4c B 1: refined, Sy4c: Grease, 2¢ B 1. WOOL—1s duil at unchanged prices. We quote Fall Wool as 1v:lows: 1 umboldt and Mendocino, 8G9c P Ib: iree northern, T44@8%ac P 1b: middle coun.les, fres, 51@7c W Ib; uo. defective, dly @6c; San Joaquii, 8@3c; do. Toothil , 5@7c; Fasi- ern regon sy @¢c; Vuliey 'O.cgon, 111y @1234¢; do, fail and inmbs’, 11@11%4c. HU?‘ N firm at $@llc¢ P ib for fair to ¥ choice, ma‘u@mn for 1an “There i3 & x0od de- mund for fancy Hops and the tendency is suill up ward. 8 GENERAL MERCHANDISE, BAGS—Calcutta Grain Bags. spot, $4 10@4 15; San Quentin, $1 20 Wool Bags, 2}e@26%c; Frult Bags, 54@6c. COAL—Wel ington, §8 B ton: New Wellington, #8 B ton; Southfield Wellington. $7 50 ¥ ton; Seattle, $5 50@6; Bryant, 525 50: (00s Bay, 85 Wailsend, $6: scotch, —; Brymbo, berland, $13 % tonin buik and $i4 in si vaoia Anthracite Egg, $11@12 % ton; Weish An thracite, 88@10; Cannel, $8@8 50; Rock Springs, Crstle Gate “ané Pleasant Valley, $7 60; Coke, $11@121n bulk and $13 8 ton in sks CANNED FRUIT>—Cherries, black or red, 214- 1, extra. 82 10 P doz: White Cherries—Sig-1b exira, $2 80; 234-1b standards. $2 10; Peaches— Yellow, free, '$1 1u@l 50: Apricots—80c@s$1 05 Laspberries~2i4-1b standards, $1 75; Strawber- ries—Siandards, 81 76. CANNEL ViGETABLES —Tomatoes, 70¢ dozen, 214D tins. Fens—$181 5 B dozen. 10\—173,@19%,¢ nom. for good to 3 17@17 Voo ks n:?good mixed with black cans: 1515 18145c for fair; 12@lalec for com- mon to ordinary. SALVADOR—TS@1flc for good to prime washed: 1T%4@17T3%¢c B g for fair washed: 19@20c for ©00d to prime washed pesberry; 17 34 for superor unwashed: 1/@17%4c for good unwushed; 17%@1* Jgc for kood tu prime nnwasned peaberry, GUATEMALA AND MEXICAN—2014@2ic nom. for piime to strictily prime washed; 19@20c for &00d o s.rictly good washed: 17 L 814¢ for fair washed: 1414@16c for medium: 12@.3%ge for ordinary: §@i1yse for inferior 1o common; 1934 @2044c jor good to pr me washed borry; 18@ 1¥Yac for cooa 10 prime unwashed peaberry. EISH—Pacific cud, catch of 1596, 100-Ib cases. 4Yac B Ib: 50-I bundles, 4c: Boaeless, Sige: Mul- dles, 63ac; Blocks, 6c: Desiccated, 81 7o Pacific Alerring, 15¢ @ box; Dutch do, 80c@$1 10 B ke White fish, $1 50 i’ halt-bbls and $175 fa_kits; ‘Tongues and No 12; Mackerel, bbi—No. 1, 8207 No. 2 818 50; N0 4 FIT: Talf-bbls—No, 1, 9@ 5 ); No. 2 88 50@9: No. 3, $8 60; klts—No. 1, 8150 No. 2,51 25: No. 3, $L. % éa&tg};su.vxn—q.mm for export at $34@ ask. OIl—Cailiornia Castor Oil, cases. No. 1, 95c: bbis, SUc gul (muaufacturers’ rates): Linseed I, 1u bbls, pokied, 43¢; co raw, 4lc; Cases, be more; Lard Oll, ex(ra winter strained, bbls. 55c; é\% 1, 4be: cases, b higher; China Nut, $470@ case, FPETROLEUM, GASOLINE, ETC.—Water-white Coul Ofl, 1n bulk, 1114c; |earl Ol in cases, 17c ® rali Astral. do, 17c o gal: Star. do, 17 B gan Extra Star, Oil, in_cases, 2ic: Elaiue, do, 22c: Kocne, do, 19¢; Deodorized Stov: tiasotine, in bulk, 12340t do, in case. uyfc: 63° Deodorized Naphthe, 1n buik, 12¢: 63° do, 1n cases, 174pc; 86° Gasoiloe. {a bulk. 20c; 86°do, in cases, 25¢ B gul. SAN FRANUISCO MEAT MARKET, Hozs are off azaln. No change in Beefor Matton. Wholesale rat-s for dressed stock from siaughe terers are as follows: BE “ F—Cholce, 5lgo: first quality, Se: second o U Large, i small, 6@7c B b. l'lh UTTOXN — Wethers, seay,ce:o A:n:‘:s. 4@5¢ LAMB—5@6c B 1. POI:K—Live Hogs, 54c for large and medium a0d Bijc for smally dreaad G, 4@5%c ® b WOOD, LUMBER, LTC. Posts, 9@1 1c each for No. 1 and 634@So for No. 2: Redwood, $5 B cord; Oak, rough, $6 50; peeled, 29: Pine, 85 75. TANBARK—814 per cord. LUMBER—Retail prices for Pine are: No. 1, rough, $13@17 50 for the different lengihs: No. 2, #11; No. 1 Flooring, $21@26: Lath, §2; Redwood, #16 for No. 1 and $13 for No. 2: Rustic, $18@22} Shingles, common, $1 50; Shikes, <9 § M. RECEIPTS OF I'RODUCE FOR 24 HOURS Flour. ar skx.... 8,315 Wheat, ctls.. 164,547 Farley, otl: 1.991 Oats, cus. 478 870 1,304 %684 b 300/ Raisins, boxes.. €07 185 Lime, bbls. ... 120 14t | Alfalfa Seed, sks 121 150|Quicksliver,ds<s 112 7o| Lumber. fest. 36 9| Hops. bl .cceee r e o G THE STOOK MARXET. The Comstocks ruled rather lower yesterday under dull trading. Occidental Is assessed 15 cents. Inthe Chollar mine in the south stope above the 450 level they have raised up to the tenth floor and find the old filliogs to be of low grade. On the ninth floor going north the west casing car- 1es some bunches of good ore. On the ninth and tenth floors between the morth and south stopesithe pay stringers continue to Jook well as they work south. On the 650 level the stringers onthe sixth floor continue to yield the usual amount of ore. On the trick floor the stringers are small and of low grade. The west crosscut on this level, 840 feet from the south iine, 1sout 97 feet: theface is in clay and porphyry. s They saved and sent to the mill during the week 125 tons and 1600 pounds of ore, the average of the bat ery assays belnz #8637 in gold and 10.68 ounces in fine silver per ton. Inthe Fotosi mine they are timberinz up the connections beiween the top of the rase and the tunoel level. This work is not yet completed. In the stope at the bottom of the raise (or interme- diate level) they have ihree men working on pay ore. The pay improves as ther go west. They saved rom the various poin:s during the week 26 tons and 700 pounds of ore, th average of the batiery sample assays being $673 in gold and 12 03 ounces fine siiver perton. Inthe crop- pings part of the week was spent in repairing the south drifi. hisve staried a drift west jrom this drift 80 feét south, which is now out 6 feet; the face Is in porphyry and quartz of low grade. Arrersments Iendine. Following jsa list of assessments now pendine: TH] | Delingt Compax. No. Amt.| Inthe |Sale Day. || Board. Mexican. [ 9. Dec 8 Chalenge 22| ovld.bec 8 Justice, [ ov 14| Dec 8 Seg. Belches pra Dec 11 Bilver King.. 18} 20 Novi6.Jan & North Gould & 17| 10.Dec b|.Dec 22 Lk xchequer. 89 05.Dec 15.Jen 11 Occidental. 15 Dec 24|.. case EUALD SALES, Following were ibe suies in the San Francisco Eiock Poard yesterday RFGUIAR MOFNIXG FESRION. COMMENCING O 200 Alpha.....08/200 Challge...35/200 Potosi. 500 Leicher ..32200 G&C g 100 E&B.....'50[300 Mexen... 180, 860 Choir...2.00/ 100 Mxie. 100 ¢ Fointa..81 Jollowing were ibe Baies Inihe Pacific Stock 1euie yesterday: BEGUIAR rrearoN—10:%1, 100 Confi. 300 Ovrmn....09 400 Crwn Pt..8( 8. 200 kxcnar ...02/100 Eavage....54 450 G&C . 55 800 Seorpion..04 15200 SB&EM...13 260 S Nev.... 51 400 . -L.151450 Ophirl 223 200 CCV.1.6714'300 1% AMTERXOON SESSION—7:30. 07550 Cholr, 600 Oceldtl....21 330 Ophlr, .1.25 209 Ovrmn. .08 40U Y Jiavn..33 TUESDAY. Nov. 24-2 p. a0 l'gilllkld. X Alpha Con. 09} e o5 07 Andes. 19 2 helches . 83 B4 Best & Belcher 79 £0) Benton Con... = 1 1] - 14 15 —|Uccldental. 10{0phr. 2.00/0verman... 1.70 Potost. . 82 ¥3 34 35savage. .. bt 65 01 CifScorplon.....0 02 — ... 88 —|Seg. Beloher.. 12 13 Con New York — Oilsyndicats..... 02 — Crown Poinl 29 Bo|Silver HUL.... — (2 EastSlerraNev — Ué|slerra Nevada 31 b2 kurekaCon... 26 —|UniouCou..... 47 49 Excheauer . — (gCiab. .. 08 09 Goula &Curry. 57 S| Yellow Jackee 33 34 b Norers 110 1.18) GOLD MINING KXCHANGS. 100 Lockwood Con. 26 200 do do ... 27 STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE, TUESDAY. Nov. 24-3p. M. UNITED STATES BONDS. WHITE LEAD—Quoted ut 514@515c R b. 1t D LEAD—Quotab e at 554@5%c. 8 Ib. 4 TUKPESTINE—In caes. 41c; il iron parrels, 38¢: in wooden barrels, 41c ® M. . CANDLES—Electric’ Livht—6's, 18 €z T3c: do, 14 oz, 7c: do. 13 oz BY4e: o, 10 oz, bigc: Granite—g’s, 16 oz, 914 ; < 0. 14 oz, 8 do, 12 gl-7%=: do, 10 0z, 7c P bb: Piraflite Wax Can- White, etc, ussitiea colors, 9e; Christmas s Harness, heavy, 30 'H ER—Continues firm. , hea vy, @35¢: do, medium, 2he; oo, lizht. 24@5¢: Hobeh alber, 19@21c; Kips, $40@45 ® doz: Caif, 90c ¥ 1 Kough Spilta, 8@c: Belt-knife Spilis. 1 @14c: Collur Lenther. ik, 3134615 @ foot: do, 1114@10: Skirting Leather. 535a@860 P b ‘A" 'he Western Sugar Keflning Com, terms net cssh: Cube and Crushed, 6c: rowdered, 5lac: Fine Crushed. 6o; Dry Granu: lated, 47g¢: Cunfectioners’ A, 47ge: Magnolia A, 43ae; Exira C, 4343¢; Golden C, 4l4c: half barrels 34¢ more than barfels, and boxes Yac more. B, Asked,| Bld Asked. US4anconp. 110 — (CSdsreg.. —~ 1073 uew ssue1lfly — MISCKLLANEOUS BONDS. aleiChlesy 110 = PackolMTt — - {umznmlfl —_ | Do 2d i 61 - - Cntra CWas 92% 9734 P& ORyds. — 318 Dont-stex-co — 8744 P&CL Ry8e. 95 — Ydsn L&PS3126%5 — |Pwl-st KR8w. — 11834 F&CHRR6s — 109 |Reno, Wikl — 306 Geary-stR5s. 100 — |Emcto P& L. — 100 LosAngL8s — 100 |SFENPHOs. 100 101 Yo Gnteed8s — 10315(SPRRArizds 34 6634 Mkt-siCble8s118 — EPRRCalds. 110 - DoRyConds. 105551067 EPRRCalSs. — 100 NatVin6sisi — 100 |SPErRCaiSs 9634 9714 NevCNgR75.100 — |EVWater6s.. 1181511924 N PCER84100 — |SVWaterds. 8915 943, N Ry Cal8s 102 108 |SktnG&IEds — iv2 N Ry Calbs. — 90 |SunmT&Tds — ~~ Oak Gas 53.. — 104 |Sutter-atiids 1093, — L0 4d 1s 08..1065510710| VisaliaWios — = — Uniibus . 11914511934 WATER STOCKS. ContraCosta — b38lg/SanJose.... — it Marin Co.... 49— |sprag Valley £73% (7% ©AS STOCKS. . — b6 |Pacliic Liens 49 49 s — |San Franceco 973 el Ouk G L&H 06214 54 |Siveskivu. - w . = 8k INSURANCE STOCKS. Fireman'sFA16242180 [Sun Ao i COMMENCIAL BANK STOCKS. — |Londont'&a.126 128 59 |London&s¥. - 30 BankofCai. 250 240 |Merch Ex.. 13 — Laild D&TCOI0S 110 [Nevada...'. = = Fusdaaoui 180 185 [Saiher 8 ERAT MAVINGS BANK STOCKS. GerSRTLCn. 1860 1500 |Save Loaa.. — 106 HumbS&L10 = |Security.... 250 ~ — Mutval....... — 40 | Uliva Truse. 779 - sesavUnion — 610 STREET RAILROAD STOCKS. 108k SL&UA7 — 100 MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. CalCot Milly — — Edison Light 12414126 |1 GusCon Assn. — Ger Lead Co. £0_ 100 HawCasCo. 133 1434 nuich S PGS 2535 26 Merkxdsan. 100 310 MEleclighi — 434 BALES —MORNINU BESSION. " o FOAT— 20 Giant Powder Con.. 45 Hawalian Commercial. . $2000 Omnibus Cable Bonds. 105 V Water. 40 do do Sirent— $15,000 Sutter-st Railway Bond: b Foard— 20 Giant Powder Con... 21 50 25 do do. 20 78 21 00 18 75 88, 43 25 106 7> 100 Vigorit Powder 50 Stree— 65 Edison Lizht & Power Co. . 128 6215 5 Hawailan Commercial , 18 76 20 S F Gaslight.. 97 75 e REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS, Crocker Estate Company to Thomas Kirtlcy, lot on W line of Cule street, 75N of Frederick,N 25 by W 100; $10. * Thomas Colestock to Edward Darcy, lot on N line of Hancoc< street, 166 W of Sanchez, W 25 by N 114: $10. Henry Feige Jr. U gz?‘"ch“ street, 7/ : $1u. Hln:o.yle, Louise L., Henrletta M. B. and Rose M. Doreau. Armandine D. Fiezefond and August ine M. L. D Cahitte (all by E. J. Le Breton, attor- ney) to Howard Park, lot on E line of Waverly place gPlke street), 88:9 N of Sacramento streei, N 22:11 by E 50; $10. Z > Wiiliam Leowl 10 Charles H. and Nettie Morell, loton E line of Secona avenue, 50 S of Clement street, N 25 oy E 82:6; £10. 5 Delia Bereita to Frederick W. Kraft, lot on 8B corner of N street and Thiriy-fifth avenue, S 100 by E 57:6; $10. Thomas Mulloy to Mary French, undivided one- hird of iots 639 and 631, Gifc Map2: $10. ~alomon and Emma Ducas to Mariha Mason, lot on K line of Schuyler street. 150 S of Unlon. 8 50 by ¥ 70. lots 1026 and 1028, Gift Map 3; $10. Syndica e Investment Company to Mat hew Mahoney, lots 3 and 4, block 11, Syndicate's First Adaition: $10. E Estate of James McGinn (by Johanna McGinn, administratrix), to Henry uler. loi 104, Benjamin Franklin Homestead Associazion; #55. 7 Edward McGinnis to Delia Harrinston, lot on N line of Wal ham (Mary) street, 80:9 W ot Colum: bia. W 80 by N 150, 1ots 6 .0 9. map of subdivision of Precita Valley lots 182 to 193; girt. ALAMEDA COUNTY. Bary J. Pinker on to Sarah A. McKee, lot on SE corner of Jeferson and Tweifth streets, £ 70 by S 95. b'ock 156, Oukland; 8$5. Sarah A.McKee to Mary J. Pinkerton, lot on NW corner of Tenth ana Adeline stree.s, N 118.8 by W 12U, block 563, Oakland; $5. Charles H. Kaufman to Rosalie Kaufm-n, undi- vited haif-interest in lots 8,9 and 10,block D, Map of veralia Heights, East Oakland; $10. i.aud Mary Peladeau and Annie Beaudry to Victor Pinot, lot o E line of Ninth street, 100 5§ of Foisom. S'i60 by E 100, being lots 6 and 7, block 21, Beaudry and Peladeau property, Oak- 1ana Township: $10. Roger Davies to Hugh Davies, ot on 8£ line of Rose aveuue, 52.55 N from point of Intersection of Rose avenue with E !ine of Echo, thence NE 40, SE 145.19, SW 40.03, NW 143.71 to begin- ning, b:ing sutdivision i on map of subdiv.sion of lots =0, 21 and 22. Glen Echo Tract, Map 2, Oakland Tow nshi 10. Mountain View Cemetery Association to Martha Mesick, lot 1 in plat 37, Mountain View Cemetery, Oaklaud Township: $55. Louis N, Blake to Mury E. Newton, lot on W line of Deakin s:reet, 350 N of Prince, N 60 by W 125, being lot 10, block B, Woolsey Tract, Berke- ley: gift. A. 8. Ruch (by Sheriff) to Puget Sound Lumber Company, lot 14, block U, uburban Tract, Berke- ley; $5%1. Timothy Paige, H. B. and Laura A. Pinney to George Doug as, lots 9 und 10, block B, Melrose Station Tract, Erooklyn Township: $10. Fiancie H. Merle to Felisishana Gonsalves, that portion of lot 46 which is bounded on the Sk by the line dividing lots 45 and 46. NW by a line parallel with and iyiug =6 feet 10 NW of dividing line aforesald, being portion cf Peralta aveuue Aract, 1o coriect 567 d 260, quitclaim deed, Brooklyn Township; $10. Fred and Nina Saudeiin to Albert Meyer, lot 5, block 1, Bellevue Park Tract, San Leandro, Eden Township; $10. K. M. Koot and Sarah D. Sanderson to E. M. Root, George H. and Famuel A. Sanderson, lot_on N corner of Livermore and Park streets, NW 150 by NE 300, being lots 4 to 9, 0.0ck 26, Northern Addition to town of Livermore, Murray Towuship; alsolots 91 (0 88, 185 to 140, Hemme Tract, San Lenndre, den Township: also lot commenciig at & pointin K line of 1ot 5, block 1, Shaw Tract. 136 S by the cousse of sald lin» from'S line ot Unt veisi.y aveuue, thenc: S 166, W 52, N 166, E 02 to beginning, being the SKE quarter of lot 5, block 1, Shaw Tract, Berkeley: also property In other counties, trust deed: $10. Unlon Savings Bank and SabinaiHeavey. 1 ot on Sline of Alden avenue, 340 W of W est street, W 50 by S 140, being lot ¥, block A, Whitcher and Brockhurst Tract, Oakland: $10. Sabina Heavey to Mrs. Mary McD. Roach, same, Oakiand; $10. — OCEAN STEAMERS, Johanna Hund. lot on W line N of Thirtleth, N 25 by W Dates of Departure ¥rom San Francisco. _STEAMER | DESTL 10N sATis. | Haroor, 12 | Pier 28 Sau Diego..... | Nov 25,11am | Pieel s |Mexico........ | Nov 2510au | Pler 11 Vic & Pgt Snd Nov 25, 9aM|Pler 8 .. Humboldt Bay ‘}.\0 25, irM Pier 9 | Newport . - INov 27, $am Plaeil Coos Bay..... |Nov27.10ax|Pler 13 |Oreon ports’. | Nov 2% 5w | Pjer 18 ‘|Panama.....[[Nov28, 12M PM SS |Coos Bay. Nov 28, S5pm Pler 2 Staie or Cal. | Portland . «|NOV 29.1UAM | Pler 24 £anta Rosa. Saa Diego... . Novi9,11am|Pler 11 Cliy Puebla| Vic & Pgt Snd| Nov 30, 9am| Pler 9 Coos Bav.. Newpor.......|Dec 1, fam|Pler il City Peking China&Japan Dec 1. 1rm|PM S S City Sydney Cent America|Dec 1,12 M|PM S S Sunot |Grays Harbor | Dec 2, 12w |Pier 2 Columbin, .. | Portana ... | Dec STrA Empire. Eureka.. State of Cal 1 Fros 1 Portland. ew port. Portlanad. City Puebla. ctoria & Puget Sound Arcata.. |Coos Bay | Santa Rosa. ... |San Diezo. Mackinaw | Progreso. Truckee ‘L'ool Hay . Suno! Grays Harpor. Nov 28 Pomona Humbold: Bay. Nov 28 Australi Honolum Newport. -|China and Japan | Yaquina sav Crescent City .. Corona. . Columbia. Walla Wail n Diego. | Fortiand. | Victoria & |Coos Bay Panama. SUN, MOON AND TIDE. BULLETIN PUBLISHED BY OFFICTAL AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT. TU. S. COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY ’rrm:} Wednes.a -, November 2! 7.02| Moon rises 9.35Pu 453 Moon sets. November—1896. ElTimal R | 1 Time 5 Feet . Feet| | Feet Foor Smwi |Lwl Ww| W B €Z8 &9 55w 7 v 26 505| 5.2/ 953 0.7 27| B.44| 5.3/10.10| 28| 6.21( 533121y LW B W b 29/ 0.08| 18| 7.00 ¥ 30 1.60| 22| 7.8 3 86 1) 1.54] 26) 816|° 61 315/-09(10.06] NoTE—In the above exposition of the tides the early morning tides are given in the left hand column, and the successive tides’of the day in the order of occurrence 83 to time. The second time column gives the second tide of the day, the third time column the third tide, and the last or right hand column gives the last tide of the day, except when there are but three tides, as gometimes sccurs. The heights given additions to the soundings on the United States Conat Survey charts, except when a minus sign (—) precedes the height, and then ihe number given is subtractive from the depth given by the charts. NOTICE TO MARINERS, A branch of the United States Hydrographle Office located in tha Merchanty Exchange 1z maiotained in Sam Francisco for the benefit of mariners without regard to nationality and free of expense. Navigators are cordially invited 10 Visit the office. where complete sets of charts and salling direc:fous of the world are kept on hani for com- parison and reference, and the latest information ©an always be obtained regarding lights, dangers to navigation and all maiters of interest to ocean commerce. The timo ball ontop B¢ the bullding on Tele gTaph HUI 1 hoisted about ten minutes before noon. and is dropped at noon. 120th meridian, by telezraphic u&nd recelved each dav from' the &H“ States Naval Observaiory a. Mare Isiand, A notice stating whether the fime ball was dropped on time, or giving the error. It any, i3 published the same day vy the afternoon papers and by the morning papers the following ua: W. 8. Hucmrs, Lieutenant, U. & N., in charge. The Time Bail. ERANCH HYDROGRAPHIC OFFIOR. U. S. N.. MERCHANTS' EXCRANGR } SAN FRANCISCO. Novemver 24, 1894. The tme ball on Telegranh Hill was aropps! exactly at noon to-day—L e.. at noon of the 120t meridiay, Or exactly at ¥ . AL, Greenwich Lima. W. 8 HueHzs, Lieutenant U. 8. N.. in char NOTICE 10 SHIP CAPTAINS. Forecast of Wind and Weather in the North Pacific Ocean for December. U. & BRANCH HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE. ANTS' EXCHANG! SAN F n‘ggm Cal., November 24, 1896. hTh;::llDWll B ier'e;nn 0“( ln'l'f";z'l.o mariners has st been received from Washington: wTne trade.wing limits will be found a litle far- er in the previous mo: T sone botweon 35 hok. N. and 30 des. N. rnd extending from lonsi:ude 145 deg. E. (0 longitude 125 deg. \W.. frequent squalls and gales, accompa- i be expected. o the Chia Sea and the vicioity of the Philip- ine Inlands rain squalls and_thunderstorms may g'!xb.tl('d much less frequently last month. Occasional squa'is may be expected In the Vi cinity of the Hawalisa Islandsaud iu the region of the doldrums, though much less frequently iban receding month. e iomat sog will e foand along the American coust durinx this month tlough rot suficient to warrant it being indicated on the chart. Occasional spiral circalations, viz, thie cyclonic (aguinst the sun), with low barome ud anti- the san), with high barometer, will southwestern portion of this front of the eyclonic area or “Generally, 3'16'3'. lhnh Iln{h" is damp with thermometer rising and birometer falling, while in frout of the anticvelovic circulation, or the high, It 1s dry, ccoler and the barometer rises. The NI. monsoon on the coast of Asia will con- tinue o blow steadily with dry, ciear weather. ‘Typhoons are usually infrequent this month. Licutenant United States W. S. HUGHES, avy, in charge. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Arrived. TC 2SDAY. November 24. Stmr Pomona, Doran. 13 hours from Kurexa; Pass and ma: 0 G Stmr Was tenay, tle, via Tacona 4 duy Imp Co; 5 oodall. Perkins & Co. Crosscup, 6 days from Se: 500 tons coal. to_Orewon 0 tons ¢rain, to Goodall, Perkins & Co. Stmr City of Everett. Laverge, 4la davs trom Depar ure Biv 3562 tons coal Stmr City of Peking, Smith, 40 min irom Hongkoug. via 1 and 43 min: pass an W Yo d mdse. to P M 55 Od. -egon Imp Co. 28 days 8 hours and 9 ohams 17 davs 2 hours aud 17 min, v a Hono . alu 6 aars ¥ hours Stmr Homer, Jessen, 49 hours from Coos Bay; PAss and mdse, 10 Geo Fri: Stmr North Fork, reka: pass and mas. h. Ha; 10 Charles Nelson. en, 26 nours from Eu- Stmr Greenwood, Carlson, 18 hours from Albions rrii=s. to LE White Lumber Co, Stmr Alcatraz, lumber, to L k. Wh! Sumr Sonita, Re etc; mase, to O'C & Stmr Kodiak, Johnson, e Lumber \'o, 50 b N Co, Kadlak; 1000 ¢s saimon, to Alaska Imp Co. Ship Samaria, McKae, 9 days rrom 2319 tons coal to R Brship Andromeda. Kliersteaa, b Valparaiso: ballast. D Chandler. 10 master. 6lvig. 14 hours frm Greenwood; ours from Coos Bay, 7 davs 8 hcurs from Tacoma; 2 days from Ship John C Potter, Meyer, 17 days from De- parture Bay; 1927 u ons coal, to George Frivch, Bark Kate Davenport, Reynolds, 11 days from Port Blakeley, via Port Anugeles 7 days: jnmoer and plles, to Renton, Holmes & Co Bark Forest Queea, Rice. 14 days from Tacoma; 550 M £t lumber. to S P Co. Schr Eliza Miller, Christiansen, 6 days from Coos Bay; 00 M ftlumber, 10 Simpson Lumber Co. Schr Maweema, Smith, 8 days from Tacoma; Ilumber, to Hanson & Co. Schr Mary and Ids, Ristine, 8 days from Grays Harbor: lumber, to S E slade Lumber Co. Schr Western Home, Neilson, 4 days from Coos Bay: lamber, to Simpson Lumber Co. River; 150 M ft lumber, to Pacific Box Factory. Cleared, TUESDAY. November 24. hr Arthur I, Krog, 6 days from Nehalem Stmr Mexico, Hunter, Victorla and Port Towns- end: Goodall, Perkins & Co. Stmr Corona, Jepsen, Perkins & Co. San Diego; Goodall, Stmr Alice Blanchard, Hughes, Portiand; N PS S Co. Nor stmr Guernsey, Pettersen, Antiwerp; G W McNear. Sunr Sailed, TUESDAY, November 24. Stmr Columbls, Conway, Astoria. nta Cruz. Stmr Yaguina. Hali, Santa Cruz. Stur Crescent City, Allen. Crescent City. Stmr Alice Blanchard. Hughes, Portiand. Schr Aloha, Dabel, . Honoluiu. Telegraphic. POINT LOBO! cloudy; wind NW Nov. velocl.y 24 miles. Charters The Brship Chiltonford loads lumber on the Sound for Port Pirle 35s 34. Sydney 31s3d; Br ship Vanduara, wheat a: Portland for Kurope, 28s gd—prior to arrl Miscellaneous. LONDON Two deaths. Memorandum. Per Brship Andromeda—Have been off this port nine days awalting orders. Domestic Porty TORT ANGELES - Arrived Wilna, hence Nov 1 ASTORIA—! tled Nov 24— Br ship Noy 2. and salled for anaimo. 24.—10 p. M.—Weather Nov 24.—The Brship Celtic Queen, from Santa Rosalia for Falmouth, put into Monte- vedio with scarvy aboad. 22— Bark rasia, for Queenstown : Br ship Poltalloch, for Queenstown stmr Emplre, tor San Francisco; Callfornia, 10r San Francisco. Arrived Nov 24—Schr Carrier Dove, from Hako- date. SEATTLE—Arrived Nov Wood. hence Nov 13: schr W F Witzeman, hence Nov 13. for San Francisco. TACOMA—Sailed Noy 24—Ger ship Barmtek, mouth. PORT TOWNSE! Haleyon, from Sants Barbara. ND—Arrived Nov Grifiths, from Hono.ulu. PORT GAMBLE—3alled Blum. for Guaymas. Arrived Nov 2U—Schr W F Jewett, from Ev- erett. COOS BAY—Salled Nov 24—S'mr Arcata with schr Benlah in tow, for San ¥ranclsco. stmr tate of 24—Bark Kufus E DOCINO—Arrived Nov 24—Schr Eobolinlk, v 17, N WOOD—Sallea Nov 25—Stmr Alcatraz, Br ship Pyrenees, for Fal- 24—Senr Nov 19—Bktn J M Nov 24—Schr Dora SAN DIKGO—Salled Nov 23-sonr Hueneme, for Puget Sound. EUREKA—Arnved Nov 24—3:m: Weeott, hce Nov 21. Satled Nov 24—Stmr Weeot, for Portland; stmr Farallon, for Yaquina Bay, Eastern Porta, NEW YORK—Cieared Nov 24-8hip Dirigo, for San Francisco. Foreign Ports. COMOX~—Arrived Nov 19—Simr Mineola, hce Nov 14 CHEMAINUS—Salled Nov 18—Bark Colorado, for Meibourne. Port Angeles. Nov 16—Nic bark Bandaleer, frm VANCUOUVER-—Arrived Nov 11—Br bark Trow- bridge. 'rom Valparalso. Nov 15—Br bark Artel, from Tacoma. VICTOXIA—Arrived Nov 11—Brsbip Ciiy ot Fiorence. from Iqu! Sailed Nov 17—8r bark Snowdrop, for Liver- kohama: stmr Aust Satied Nov 12—t Talant, for Port Tof Townsend. cisco. YORKOHAMA—Sailed Oct 29—Br sh:p Hutton Ha.l, for Oregon. NEWCASTLE. NSW—<alled Nov 23—Br ship Swanhilda, for Hon| que. ralia, hence Nov 10. mr Alameda, whsen 0'ulu and San Francisco. ONOLULU—Arrived Nov 16— Whal bark Gay- head. from Arctic Ocean; stmr City of Peking, fm Yokohama. Nov 17—br stmr Altmore, from Yo- for San Fran- olsco: Ger bark ~pics. for Punta Arenas: bark Ed- wara May. for Hongkong. Nov ;3—Scar Jobn D bark Colusa, for Port Nov 1u—Bkin Irmzard, for Ran Fran- cisco. Nov 17—Bktn W H Dimond, for San Fran- SYDN kY—3alled Nov 17—Schr Lizzie Vance. for Hoao ulu. lula b San Franclsco. Arrived Nov 18—Stmr City of Para, hence 17. Nov 6—Stmr City of Panama, from Cham- perico, and salled N YOKOHAMA—A press of Japar, from Vancouver. sunr Herman Wedel Jarisherg. hence Uct 11, tor ov 12, for Champerico. rrived’ Nov 22— b N Calcutta with thrust shaft broken. NANAIMO—Arri Nov 7. Adrina, for Roiterd! ved Nov 23—Ship Klwell, hce v RIO DE JANEIRO—Sailed Nov 24—Dutch ship am. Nov 22—3tme Mariposa, for Hono- nd San Francisco. AMA—saiied Nov 12—Simr San Jose. for mr Em- 25—Nor KAHULUI—Sailed Nov 11—Schr J M Colmaa, for Port Townsend. GUAYMAS—Arrived Nov 20—Schr Bangor, for Olrmpia. TImportations. COO0S BAY—Per Fonita—3 sks bark, 17 sks coal, 1keg 2 bxs butter. 19 cs cheese, 11 head ca.tle, § dressed calves, 2 pkgs express. 1 sk coin, 700 tons coal. EUREKA-— Per North Fork—21 pkgs mdse, 15 sks glueatock, 1 cs cigars, 1 ¢ oil cloth, 1 cs cloth- inz. 1 cs horns. 145 green hides. 2 sks hides, 1 sk tails, sbakes. 209 M ft lumber, SEATTLE—Per Washtenaw—3500 tons coal. TacomA—7018 sks wheat, 285 sks flax. COOS BAY—Per Homer—547 tons coal, 9 bbls salmon, 5 bxs-butter, 8 bxs cheese, 87 pkgs mdse, 3 ONGKO! oranges. 1 pkg treasure, Kgs express, 2 sks coln. 5 —Per Uity of Peking—2389 pkgs 177 pkes joattine. 38 15985 M shingles, 53 M DpKgx itk goods, 37 pkgs parce s, 246 pkgs tapioca, 1936 pikgs tin, 65 pkgs pkgs coffee. 11 pkss curios, , 50 pkgs spice, 100 58 pkes oll. 1 pkg raw silk, 4078 pkgs tea, 006 pkgs Deans. 6394 kgs rice, 67)4 pkgs mdse. P erland. 10 pigs matiing. 18 pkgs sii_goods, 42 pka: 9634 pkga tea, 56 pkas mase, British Columbia—10 p: Central and Sou h America—5 pkgs matting. 68 pkgs silk goods, 12 p<gs curlos. 1pig oll 1 pkg tea. 452 pkgs rice. 1 LUREKA—Per P cs lea:her, 59 bxs b bar. rinz, 16 pks mdse. pkes express 1 horse, 1 sk colu. g 3 K K—70 hf-bxs 67 bxs fish, azs 75 b bucter, B pkga mase.. 19 aks posatoes, 3 £05 bxs butter, 3 cider, 1 po bur!, 2 cs eggs. 47 bxs apples. 1 prunes, 3 kegs fish, Congizn Per Vomer—J D horne: Miller, Sloss Ander: 49 M 1t lumber, er, Bredho & Sehu, Standard Otl Co: 41 pkgs mda-. omona—3 bxs fish. 1 sadale, 5_cs shoe: 13 17 sks peas, 18 sks wool. Spreckels & Bros Ce & Scott; Wirl=nd Br Wells, Fargo & all, Teggart & Co. 2 I i e nshiesaw~H Dutard: Klttle &Co: G W McNear: Adams B L Evereit: Tho Per North Fors— 103 Arctic Oit Works: 1 reels, 44 pkas curios, 464 pkgs raw slik, r, 10 bxs apples. 1 10t 2 pes cs millipers. 3 bbl her- 1 cs fur goods, 10 Moore, Ferzuswn &Co; B ; Everat & Co. Thos Watson: E B Works: 8 H Frank & Co; Standard Oit Co: N S S%an: Chas Nelsop: 11 Levi & Co; Ind:anapo.is Furniture Co: W 6 Tibbetts Per Bonita—Coghil M Volkman Ie Hilmer. Béaglzzl{& Schulz; Wells, Fargo & Co: O C & N Co. Yer c’n}; of Pexing—Anglo-California Bank: C B 1l & Kobn:_ Getz Bres & Co; c H Net- : Alivan & Co: Danfel Meyer: D Boos: H i‘:‘;\nelrng?r & Co: Ed A Stevens; H R Bashford; M J Brandens:ein & Co; ican B toon & Dang. ada; M Nash & Boesenecke: London, ndray & Co: Parrott & Co; Paris and Amer- London and San Francisco Bank; Mat- ‘The Fuji Cog Wermore Hros: We Imau, Peck & Co: ~outhern Pacific Co; Wells. Fargo & Co P M SSCo; order: and Japanese merchants. Per Pomons—A Paladini: American Union Fi: Co; A C Nicnols & Co: odge, Sw Nahan: McKay & & Co; Western Carb Frost; Weils. Fargo G Camillont & Co: J Brigham. Ho) ehey & Co: ¥ Top & F oplitz; G P EKuz& Co Co Acid Gas Co: W P Prats L Ch,nese ish (5] B Dairymen’s Unlon: Goodal, Perkius & Co; Ueiz_Bros & Co Hoim & X Hoanes: Standard Off Co: Scott & Van A sdule Lumber Co Switzr & Boyd: Wiilinms, Marion & Co: W _Cohen, Hirscr & Co: A Belanti: ~ Magin, B Inguglia: Milani& Co: P, Coast Fish Co; P Fianizan; Adolph Biaich: A Carb Acid Gas Co: C E Whitney & Co; McNab & : H JL Smith; Doane: Norron. Tell F Micheli: Pacific Coast Lumber and Ml « Wooluer: Koss & Hewleit; Russ Sanders & i Witzel & Baker:. Wheaton man, Peck & Co; Hulme& Tillmann & Bendel: Breon & Co; Well Hart; Wolf & Son, eubauer G Co. fer & Reimers: M Kalish & Co: M er & o; OB Smith & Co: W C Co