The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 26, 1896, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1896. THE SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. Silver steady. - Wheat firm and higher. Barley strong. Oats, Corn and Rye unchanged. Hay as before. Leather very stiff. Dressed Turkeys sold poorly. Game firm and in demand. Oulons advanced. Potatoes unchanged. Mandarin Oranges offering. Dried Frait dull. Grapes scarcer and higher. Butter, Cheese and Eggs unchanged. Provisions rather qui New quotations for Paraffine Candl A STIFF LEATHER MARKET. ‘The Shoe and Leather Review of Chicago sa The tanners are buying caretuily and sparingly, but despite their best efferts the quotations for nides will continue to mourt upward. The mar- ket while strong and advaneing 15 not character- 1zed by feverish buying. Although some selections, of packer bides have advanced 76 per cent in twelve weeks 1o blame attaches to tanners. They have bonght only as hides were absolutely needed £o keep the liquors from going to waste. The rise in values is ot ip any degree the resuit of specu- lation or even competitive buying. If the past twelve weeks were o be gone over again it is dificult to see how the re- sult could be aifferent. Natural conditions have served to boom hidesand the tanners have no Tecourse but to accept the inevitable, and, as far as in their power, mark up the price of jeather. “The market_for country hides is less excited, but there is no disposition to abate pri The spurt in the quotations exrly in the week was cansed by several buyers competing for the scanty holdings of the desired selections. It is understood the dealers are paying high prices in the country for buffs, and the next saies will efther beat higher rates'than are now quoted or & considerable loss will ensue. The supply of upper lcather hides 18 limited, and despite il the efforis of buyers, values have nisen steadil OVERLAND SHIPMENTS. Overland shipments of freight from Northern and Central California via Southern Pacificlines in Octover were 75,060 tons, as follows: From San Francisco, 24,213 tons; Oakland, 2648; San Jose, 7 ckton, 19,005; Sacramento and East, 5 tons Beans, 412 do gals Brandy, 1094.750 do Wine, 2 s Canned Goods, 15,897 do Dried Fruits, 4669 do Fresh Fruit. do Honey, 558 do Hoj Leather, 174 'do_Potatoc do Powder, 99 do Quic] do Coftee, 741 do Tea, Sugar, er, 748 do Wool, do Rice and 8994 do O Clear ® Partly Cloudy | ® Cloudy ® Rain® Snow| Explanation. The aryow flies with the wind. The top fignres at station indicate maximum temperaturs for the days; those underneath it,if any, the amount of raintall, of melted snow in inches and hundredths, during 'the past twelve hours. Isobars, or solid lines, ‘connect poin s of equal air pressure; iso- therms, or dotted lines, equal iemperature. The word “high” means hizh Larometric pressure ami ally preceded y cloudy weatherand rains. usually first appear on the Washington When the pressure is high in_the interior and low slong the coast, and the isobars extend north and south along the coast, rain is probable; but when the “low” 1s inclosed with isobars of marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is improb- able. With a “high” in the vicinity of Jdsho, and the pressure falling to the California coast. warmet weather may be expected in_summer and colder weather in winter. The reverse of these conditions %1l produce an opposite result WEATHER BUREAU REPORT. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL- TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Nov. 25, 1896, 5 P. M.—Weather conditions an seneral forecast : The foillowing maximum temperstures are re- ported from stations in California to-day: Eureka 48, Fresno 54, San Diego 60, Ked Bluff 54, San Luis Obispo 58, Yuma 66, San Francisso 54, Los Angeles 62. San Francisco data—Maximum temperature 54, minimum 43, mean 48, The storm bas moved inland, and is central to- night over Utah. The isobars are usually steep north of Utah. Snow is falling along the Rocky Mountains. and there has been s decided cold wave. The temperature in Wyoming has fallen over 50 degress in the past twenty-four hours. Throaghout Utah and Northeastern Nevada there has been a fall of more than 20 degrees in the past twenty-four hours. Rain is falling through- out Arizons, with s10w in the northern portion. A thuoderstorm is reported from Phenix. The wearher has been generally tair over Califoraia, and Thankseiving day will probably be fair throughout the Siate. The following maximum wind velocities ure reporied: Point Reyes, west, 70; San Diego, west, 36: Y uma. northwest, 28. Hiver data.—Red Biuff 7.8 feot, falllng; Colusa 22 feet, falling: Sacramento 18 6, faliing; Marys. villa 14 feet falling; Folsom 10.4 feet. General frost is likely throughout the State Thursday morning. Forecast made at San Francisco for 30 hours ending midnight November 26, 1896: Northera California —Fair Thursday; continued coo! weather: light northerly winds. Southern California—Fair Thursday; ued cool weather; fresh westerly winds. Nevada—Fair ‘Thursday. Utah—Snow and freezlug weather Thursday. Arizona—Rain or suow in eastern poriion: con- titned cold weather; freezing in northern por- ton. San Francisco and vicinity—Falr Thursday; coutinued €ool weather; fresh northwesterly winds. ALEXANDER G. MCADIE, Local Forecast Cilicial. NEW YOREK MARKEKTS, Financial. NEW YORK. N. Y., Nov. 25.—Trading at the Stock Exchange was moderate again to-day, the sales footiog up 174,164 shares. In the total Resd- ing figured for 26,600 shares. Leather preferred for 22,500, St. Paul 22500 and Burlington ana Quiney 17,600. The course of prices were {rregu- far throughout. At the opening the prominent issnés scores ‘losses owing G _the lower quotations from London and the poor showing made by the St. Paul road for the third week in November. For the period named the decrease in gross earn: ings was over $121,000. The October statement now about due it 13 Kenerally believed will show & Dheavy loss in net earnings. In Industrials Leather preferred, Chicago Gas aad Consolidated Gas wers positively weak, The first named dropped from 63 to 5934, and the bulk of the selling was atiributed to bolders whio were disappointed ac the smallness of the FINANCIAL. HICAGO GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND NEW YORK STOCKS. WHEELOCK & CO., “: Leldesdorff St., Tel. Main 1054. CENTRAL OFFICE 623 Market St., Palace Hotel Tel. Main 5828. Uptown Office—Bald win Hote! éld}fllnlnteflu Koom). Tel. Muin 839. PURDY & ATKINSON Managers. Orders msiantiy exceuted on Intest, murket quo: z erence 1st Natio ok, 8. F. CHICAGU. PRIVAIE WIRE NEW. YORE W.A.CARROLL, BROKER CHICAGO MARKETS. NEW YORK STOCKS- Fast Wire East. Unequalod Service. STRICTLY CO; SSION. Private and Bank references quoted on application Wflice, 328 Montgomery St.,Sate Dejosit Bld el Mun 178l Private Parior for Ladieg COMMERCIAL WORLD. | 1 dividend deciared yesterday. Consolidated Gary which recently evjoyed asharp rise, fell back 584 to 164 on re:lizations, and_fioally’ recovered 1o 16514 Chicago Gas ran off a point to 733 ex- anidend. The reactioh was alse eredited 1o fiqu dations. “Sugar fell about 1 percent 0. the a nouncement of the closing of the refineries. Nearly the entire list moved up, and_a net ioss of Ls@lg was recovered. Manhattan, Western Union, Jie. ropoiilan Traction and American Spiriis werc notably firm. Spirits preferred bounded up from 307 t0 3314 on repor.s of a new trade deal. Man- haitan and Metropolitan Traction wers bought on rumors t negotiations 100king to a working ar- rangement had been resumed. In the final transactions the market was irregu- lar, but in the main firmer. Neat changes show gains of 14@7%s per cent in suger and Manhattan and losses of about as much in the general list. Jeather preterred lost %3 and Consolidated Gas per cent. he bond market was lower io-day. transactions aggregating $1.121,000. Denver and Rio Granae fours fell 34 to 89; Erie first extension sevens, 134 1010224 Brooklyn Rapid Transit fives. 3 to 7614: Louisville, New Albiny and Chicago 1 on- soliquted sixes. '4 1o 88: Missouri, Kansas and Eastern first fives. 2 1o 0: Northern Pucifics c- onds, 34 to 11614: Reading first preferred, T to 4834; Ao seconds, 1 10 37; do_thirds, 7 to 8.414a: and Minnesota and Manitoha first morikage fiv 710100%. In Government bonds $19.500 re tered fours of 1907 sold at 1105, $1000 do pons at 11014, $1000 coupon iours of 1925 1197 and $21,000 couron fives at 1133,@1183 Grain. FLOUR —Steady, quiet: winter wheat, low grades, $220@3 85: do fair to fancy, 83 20@ 460: do patents, $4 50@5: Minnesota clear, $3 40@4 16: do straights, 3 90@4 75: do patents. 3 85@5 05: low exiras. $2 “0@3 2o: city muls, @5;_do patenis, $510@b 35: rye mixture. 5@ 75 superfine, $2 40@3 15 fine, $1 80@ 295. Southiern flour. qieL; cOu MO L0 {AIX €Xtru, 82 85@3 40; good to cholce do, $3 45@3 60. Kye tlour, dull, steady, at 3 85. (URNMEAL—Steads; Western Yellow, 52 908 315. RYE—Quiet. firm: 40@44%4c, c. 1. 1. Buffalo. BARLEY—Firm; feeding, 28%@29¢, c. 1 % Buffulo. BARLEY MALT—Nominal. WHEAT—Dull, firmer, with options. No. 2 red, 1. 0. b, 90%4c: ungraded red, 87@89c: No. 1 Northern, w:,,éw%e. Options were active and irreguiar, openiug finn and advancing 23x@15k0 on higher cables, good foreign buying, firmer West and local covering: deciined 14@%4c on realizing and closed firm at 7S@T7814c over yesterdsy. May and December most aciive: No. 2 red, Jauuary, 881gc: March. 9lc; May, 8854e; No- vember and December, 8914c. COKN—Duil, irwmer; afloat; ungraded mixed, 26¢ elevator: No. 8 27. Opuons were dull and firmer with the West A on tocsl covering. May and December only aded in. November, 28%4¢; December, S0c; May, % 30c elevator; 3lc - Options dull, Y4c up: Decem- 2514¢: May. 263pc. Spot N vhite, 26c; No. 2 Chicago, 2434¢: No. 3 white, 2234¢; mixed Western, 22@24c: white State and West. ern, 23@32c. Provisions. nominal: Western steam, $4 20 5 December, $4 1734 nominal. efined, duli: Conunent. $4 50; South American, 84 90: compound, 434@44c. FORK—Quiet and steady. New mess, §5@8 50, BUITER—F ‘m.” Western dairy. 8@]6c do_creamery, 2lge: do tactory, S@ Elgius, 32@2214c: imiiation creamery, 1015@16c. CHEES:—Quiet, steady. Pari skims, 048 634c: fuil_skims, S1p@6c. EGGS—Quiet. Tcetouse, 1615@18c: Western fresh. 23@24c; do tresh, 21@25 do limed, 1612@ Be. TALLOW—Dull and weak. City, 3%4¢; coantry, 353355 CUTTUNSEED OIL—Quiet and weak. Crude, 22c: yellow prime, 25¢. RICE—Firm. Japao, 414@4%4c. MOLASSEN—Firm. New urleans, new, 25@ 34c. COFF! Weuk.15 points up. November, §875; Decembver, §9 25@9 40: Januar,, §9 35; March znd May, $8 35@v 45; June. 83 45; Seotember, #9 45 Spot Rio, qulet, firm. 'No. 7, 10¢ bid. SUGAK—Quiet, unchanged. Uff A.37@4c: mold A.45kc: standard A, 435c: confectioners A, 414c; ©ul iuaf de; crushed. bC: powdered, 455c; granu- Iated, 472; cubes, 454c. ¥ruit and Produce. APRICOTS—Bags, 8@11c. FEACHES—Peeied, boxes, 14@15¢; unpeelod, bags, 1@ 8c. PRUNES—Four sizes, nominal, boxes, 514@ Blge. RAISINS — Two - crown, 414c: do 3-crown. 56@5%c: do d-crown, 53,@6%4c: do London Iayers. »1 4581 50: o clusiers, 5. 15@2. ALMON DS_Softshell, 8g11c: do paper. 1135@ 1215c: Walnuts, standard, 834@9c; do softsLeil, 93,@10%c. 3 A;/;JPE*FIH‘D. fair demand. Pacitic Cosast, 3@ alge. WOOL—Quiet. firm. Domestic fleece, 16@23c; vulled, 18@31c; Texas, 7@12c. Merchandiss, PIGIRON —Falrly active; Amerirya, 11 COPPEE—Firm." Lake. £11 30@11 50. LEAD-Firm. Domestic. - 8 05@3 07% TIN—Firm. Straits, 13@13 50; plates, qulet. EPELTES—Firm. Domestic, $4 25. CHICAGO MARKETS, CHICAGO, Irr, Nov. 25—The bulls werein harness again this morning and wheat prices made a remarzable gain. The advance was established over night and was 10 recognition of an Improve- ment of 814d at Liverpool. Holders were heavy sellers at the openiog. the profits shown at the ruling quota:ions having an alluring appearacce, Maany *stop” ioss orders we're passed on the buige, and the filing of these efforded prices sustaining ower sgainsi tue heavy seliing. Kecelpts in the Northwest were very lieht at 445 cars, against 806 last Wednesday and 754 a year ago. Chicazo had but 37 cars and Inspected out 88, 460 bushels. Closing Liverpool cauvles reported a siight loss from the openiug. Coniinental markets were not very firm. Paris quoting declines and Berlin giving but 14 mark advanoce. Antwerp was unchauged. EXport clearances were liveral at 648,883 bushels. May wheat opened irom Bdc to B314c, sold between 8dc and 823c, closing at 8314¢ bid, 114@1%4sc higuer then yesterday. Es- timated receipis for Friday 25 cars. No. 2 red 8pot wheat chanced from 893gc to 9134, closing about 8974c to Slc. COR~—Was irm without displaying any of the buoyancy which was a feature of the leading grain. Privileges on corn s0ld at very close range last night, and any movement either upward or down- ward was met with the opposition incident to trad- ing azainst them. Moreover there was no bellef in the stabllity of any boom which might take place, hence the speculative cauiion. Receipts were 157 cars. and 344,174 bushels were tuken from storage. Liverpool ‘cables were 34d hizher. Exporis were exceedingly heavy at 1,055,413 bushels. May corn opened at 273jc. sold between 2744@%714c, ciosing aL 2714@:1%4c. Yic over yesterday. Estimated receipts for Friday 140 cars. OATS—Were not endowed with anything worthy of attention or mention. Business was local and very light. Firmnessin the :0ne was due to ihe strength prevaliing In the othe- markets. Re. ceipts were 142 cars. and 63,0560 bushels were taxenfrom storage. Exports wers 285,590 busi- els. May oats closed Yyc nigher. Es imated re- ceipts jor Friday 140 cars. FLAX—Was_firmer. Cash No. 1, 77 western, 79c: December, 7634 @76c; M. 82c. Receipts were 23 cars. PROVISIUNS—sSpeculation in product was of lighe proportions and the feelinz was easy, with prices showing declines from yesterday. The hog market showed weakness, and that was the coa- Vi ocing argument for a similar tone iu provisions, Prices partially recovered before the close on covering by shoris. Jauuary pork closel 21gc ! lower. January lard 214c 10 5c lower, and Jauu- arv ribs 2ac higher. BUATKR—Was firm to-day. Offerings were light and business consequently Iight. Creameries—Extras, 22c ® b: firus, 20@22c; teconds, 15@17c: imitations. fancy, 13@iboc. Dairies—Extras, 18c: firsis. 18@15¢: seconds, 10@ l2c. Ladles — Extras. 10@llc: firsts, ¥@8lpc; packing stock, Y@9Yac: grease, Zla@sc: roll butter, 11@l2c. EGGS—Were in good demand _and firm. Prices were unchan Fresh stock, 12¢ B dozen. as firm @7+ on call and tima MONE ! loans. New York exchange sold a: 60c premium., Closing Prices. ‘WHEAT~—November, 8035c; December, 79%0; May. 83tje, COKN—November, 2354c; December, 237c; T4 @27 Ysc, TS — November, 19¢; December, 1914c; May, 2234c. PORK—December, $6 65; January, $7 62%4; May, $795. LARD — December, $3 77%4; January, $4 00; May, $4 2215, BS-December, 88 75; 3 8214; January, Livestock. UNION STOCKYARDS, ILL. Nov. 25—Re- ceiptsof cattie to-day wers light, but the demand was poor and the feeling as s result was weak. Offerings of hogs were heavy. lhe demand was slow. Prices declined 6o to 10c. There was a §00d trade in sheep and lambs and the feeling in the market was steady. CATTLE— Eeceints. 13,000. Fancy beeves. 8520 @5 30: choice 10 vrime 1300 10 1700 ™ steers. $485@5 15: good to choice steers. 1200 to 1600 b, 44 50@4 80: meaium steers. 1100 10 1250 D. $4 15 84,407 inir beet sieers, 1000 to 1200 D, §350@ 00: common beef steers. 53 50@3 75: good 1o choice stockers and feeders. 900 10 1250 b, $3 50@ 410: dalr 10 good do, 60U to 875 B. 82 5@ 3 15: bulls, choie 10 exira, $5 00@3 75: bulls, poOr to choice. $2 00@2 90: cows ana beifers, cholce to ime. 3 504 00; cows, 1alr to cnoice, $2 4U@3 40: cows, common {0 falr canners, 1 50 @2 25; calves, good (0 choice. $4 60@5 00; calves, common to good, £3 50 ¢4 50; Texas grass steers, $2 60@3 60: Western range steers. 33 25 70: Western rauge cows aua_heifers. $2 30 15 60; milkers and springers, B Lead, §20@40; ‘exas fed steers, $3 601 00. H0GS—Keceipts. 30.000. Heavy . pacXine ana hippinz_lots. $3 10@8 40: common to_choice mixed, 38 15@3 40: choice assorted. $5 840: gl #310@3 40: pigs. $2 BUG3 37Y5. SHEEP—Keceipts. 13,000, 3Bie5ios (o~ £00IC6, 12@3 ¢0; lamos, $2@5 20. Receipts at Omaha. SOUTH OMAHA. NEsm. Nov. 25.~HOGS— Receipts. 5400. Market 5c 1o 10c lower, active. Light wnd mixed, $3 15@8 40: heavy, $3@3 25. CATTLE—Receipis. $200. Marset wea. 10 10¢ lower. Steers. 83 00@4 25: cows. $1 50@3 20; feeders, 82 75@3 70. SHEEP—Receipts, 700. Market steady. Mut- tors, §3. _NEW 1ORK STOCKS. Bonds, Exchange, Money and Ralirosd Shares. Money on call easy nt 2@214%: last loan at 2% and 1 ftered at 2% Prime mercantite paper, | River Reds, 40@50c; Burbank Seealings, 25@35¢ | FFGULAR MORNING &Fas1oN. coMMENCING 8:30. I o Ty hivee daae aeaioe ot | 1O Fivere Ak R ) for Satinae 300 Atpba.....J0{100 Chlar. . 1.85/300 Occld 5013.16@ 81 11-16c. Sterling Exchangs firm, with OISl gher at SOGBJC B otl oo | B0 Eelcher 34| 50 CC&V. 1.65/500 Potoui. actual business i Eankers’ bills ai 84 83@4 8314 | g yor c:nfgffim",',';gf,“’*:‘ Drorbuteons: | o) | AFIVRX0N memioN-—3:30. for 60 auys and 84+614@4 86%s for Gemand. POsted | Murruwtur L quaat, $405 % (on: EXS Piant. 506 | 890 Andes.....19) 80 cand ... 95250 Mxic. ....83 Tates. $4 +31o@a 67. Commercial bills, $48136@ | 406 B box: o ntoes 20@50¢; Cucumbers, are | 00 Belcner...57).00 Eureka... 25400 Occldil..... 20 4 8215 Guvernment bouds higher: Stule Dunds | qhoutour; Green Peppers, 25@50c B large box: | 100 Bullion... 1411w 6 & C.... 69 duli: tayroad conas lower. Si.ver al the board | Lrjeq Peppers, 7@se @ Ib; Green Peas, 1 15 ChoIr. . 2.00(100 ........ . 58 steady. > G String Beans, 4@bc B Ib: Green Okra, ¢ ..Lg:l 79 HaN.. 1010 CLOSING STOOKS. ® box: Difed Okra, 10@12%gc B Ib: Cabbage, 40@ ol Am Tel & Cable... 80 |Norfolk & Woatrn, 1134 | B0c ® ctl; Carrots, 50@4Vc ‘# sack: Garlic, 14@ | jolowing were the smes Inthe Pacific Stock Atent 14 Prefe "V: 2eP D 1(ard yesterday: .é"."mi‘i's?nm. BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS. BEGULAR spmerax—10:11, Alton, Terre Haute 58 1083, — 700 Atoha,...10/200 Chalige. ..3 ‘American Expresslll 149 BUTTER—No change In the situation. 200 Alta.. 06200 CCV.1.67 American Tovacco. 56 PaLy CREAMERY—Fancy, 25@26c; seconds, 23@24c | 700 Andes....18| 50 Confl.. Preferred. . B % Eelcner. .g:m Crwa Pt..31] Eay StateGas...... DAIRY—F u@23c: zood to choice, 20@ Sotamaaees - v Ealtimore & Ohio.- 21¢! lower srades, 10@18¢ B b 0 Eew....80 -T45/000 Scorvlon..04 Brunswick Lands . 1 [ &EN. H. . PICKLED—16@ 18¢c B 1. 300 Cueron.- 34 --05200 S B &M....13 Luftalo, Roch & 8. 16 & New Eng. 46 FIRKIN—15@17c B . 0 Saleda... 00 <o B2 2 Canada Pacitic.. Y. Svsq & Weo 1014 | CRiadiny 4 uneis@39¢ P B. 300 Lholr. ..2.00/400 Occd.. ..19]2 Canada Southera Prejerred. 2% | CHE:SE—Cholce mild new, 11@12c; common - 1.$5200 Ophirl 2314 Canton Land. .. Ontarlo. ., 2 10 good old,t@10¢: Cream Cheddar,1i@12c: Young Central Pacific.. |Ontario & Westera 15% | America, '113s@iylge: Western, 1134@123%gc; Ches. & Ohio. Oregon Insprovinas 1 | iagtern, 12100 3ip0 s b, Chicago Alton.. 6 Prefe; = EGGS—The market snows no weaknass. Fastern, Preferred. . 8¢, |Oregon Navigation 20 | 25@2714c for tancy and 20@22c for cold-s:oras QESRSET waotmatiTa a8 | WSTTLIENT St e 0 eee. 3 ymal for fancy: Duc) Preferred.. 95 (Veoris, D& ivans 2 | Hpge bpe colm aud S7i4 Bt Chicago Gas. 4 lzg%lznlmbungla W. pm“lsg Cleve& Pittsbrre.. ‘vliman Palace. rou! ND GAME, t‘onwlld-u:: legé‘ ‘QI;,ICI(I.II::; QUETEY A Consolidated G, 165%% ~ Prefer POULTRY—Only about 60 tons of dressed Tur- Creterred .o 4 R i Wadta 16 ° | keys came In yesterdar, but to the surprise of | 300 52300 L1 Colo. Fuel & iroa.. 25% Preferred. everybody the market broke. Everything wasin 109|400 Eenfuck 084 Preferred. . 1 70| Rock 1siand. favor of high prices. The weather was clear and S 01100 At e o=l Cotton Ot Cert ... 14%s|Home WatkOxdem 114, | culd and stocks small and the forenoon prices were | 500 Ui e oz 1~ 50 Commercial Cabie. 139~ |8t L & 8. W 412 | 18@20c. but fn the afternoon all ofterings were ne- | &' g ity Del. Hudson........ 1265 glected and quotations dropped o 15@18c, most e Tt e Del. Lack& W estra. 168 Of the sales being at 17c. The reason for this break. uoe Denver & R. G..... 123 will be & revelation to most people. It is thutthe . Y 4344/ e Panl & publc will no longer pay over 2Uc for thelr ) Ovrma....] B T Cbanksgiving Turkey. The retallers found this = sxj’}’ml&omnulgg% auny-ém#-nen ;’ney paid zof wholenlel:na CLOSING QUOTATIONS. referred.. tried to get 26 retail. The pubtic stopped short — z 55|80 P, M. & M. D0 prices had o give way. WEDNESDAY. Nov. 25-2 .. Fort Wayne. .. "".160 Suiver Ceruficates. 85% | A car of Eastern will be offered to-day. Fia. Asked. Great Nortnern pfai2l 15 Live Turkeys, 1i@léc # Ib for Gobblers, 14@16c 09 10| Green Bay.. Va|S I for Hens: Dressed iurke s, 15@21c; Geese, v6 07 Harlem. .. # pair. $1 26@1 50; Gos ings, $1 50@1 75: Ducks, 19 2 SH1 ] 8 50@4 50 for old and $3@> for young; Hens, 84 39 40 T 1714 @5 9 doz; Roosters, youns, $4@4 50; ag, old. $4@ B 84 K - 3414 5U: Fryers, $3 25@3 50: broilers, 83 25@3 50 - . H. & Texas Cent...— for large and §2 75@3 for small: Pigeons, §1 25@ 58-S Aliinols Central..... 93 1 50 B dozen for young snd +6c@81 for old. 13 lowa Central 8|1 G A K—~Is steady and in good demand. Quail = 28 [Tol & Ohio Ceus.. 20 | quotable at $1 12o@1 25 @ doz: Mallard, $4 50@ 10 1534 Preferred. - 80 | 6 dozen: Canvasiuck, 84 50@9: Sprig. $2 50@ 2.18 rred .. - 28% Tol.StLlonis& KC. & 8: Teal, $250@3 B dozen: Widzeon, 31 75@4: - L 1.70| Kingston®& Pem... 3 Preterred......e. 38 | Smali Luck, $1 25 % doz: English Smipe, $2: Juck | Cballence Con. 38 39| Lake Erle & Westa 2*1% Union ¥acifie...... 1018 | Snipe. $1: Hare, $1: Rabbits, $1 25@. 50 for Cot- | Con. Imperial. 01 U2 Preferred.. - 71% U. P. Den & Guif.. 2343 | tontafls and $1 for small; Gray Geese, $3; Whiie | Confidence.... 95 —|meg. 2 Lakesnore. | Geese, $1; Braut, §1 50@1 75. Con New York — 0xsyndicate vz - National Lead e Cown Polne.. 33 giauver HULTT ~ (3 Preferrad. DECIDUOU ND CITRUS FRUITS, | EastSlerraNev — U4|Sierra Nevada 34 Long lsland, .o DYBAND . ( UsL 2R Eureka Con... 25 nion Con. & s uisville & Nash ORCHARD FRUITS— xebeauer ... — Uiab. ... v s e Pomegranates are scarce at 75@90c B box. R e o o i) g Manhattan Gonsoi. Apples, 85c@$1 B box for choice, $1 25 for fancy Pl SR Memphis & Char.s. stern, $3@3 50 B bbl. NING Mexican Cenral. Wab. & 1. & Pao.. ek Mot F00GeL 25 SORD I DING KX OHANGR Michigan Cenical:. 90 | Preferred.. 16% | Persimmons, 25@7bc B box. 300 Lockwood Con. 25 MO &8 Ju....— | Wells-Fargo. ... 98 BERRIES— 200 Savaonan. 4 Preserred .—_ |Western Unio: 834 | Cranberries from Cape Cod, $8@9 B bbl; from R S i Ainn & St '1,Com. 19%| Wisconsin Central. 2 | Coos Bay, 82 50 3 box. STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE, lstpreterred...... 25 |Wheelng &L £.0 8% | >trawberries. sy 2dpreferred. .. 47%| Preferred. . 32%3 | Respberries—None in. WEDNESDAY. Nov. 26-3 7 x. Miesourt Facifie.... - Am Cotton Oii pid. 54 GRAPES—Very scarce_and still higher. _Black G N Moblle & Ohlo..... 2214 \W. U. Beel 6 Grapes, 50@85c P box: Verde:s, 75@85c B box: L S Tt daed ashville & Chate. 67 La AL Arbor. 8 | Cornichous, 7bc. Grapes in crates bring 10@16¢ S = wtional Linseed.. 1514 Preferred.. 28 | more than in boxes. U8 dscomn. 110 - (U S ReEn % N.J. Centrai...... 105 | Brooklyn's ractiom 21 CITRUS FRUITS—Mandarin Oranges are of- | U0 uew issueilgly — Aorth Awencui... 81 £ fering at $1 25@1 60 @ box: Grape Frull. $7 ¥ bx; MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. CLORING BoNDE New,Savel Oranges 83@4 35 ® box: Seediings, | Calmtcmiess. 110 = FacRoliMt — — Als Clasy Ads..... 10135 Pac1sts. 116 | $1 50@2 50: Lemons, $1(@| 50 for common and $2 | Cal Klec L, 83125 — = Do Ciass 15 4, Bs..101 7| 11614 | @2 50 B box for 200d to choice: Mexican Limes, | Cotra C W5 92%a 9734 - | Alsbama, ciuss G 96 7834 | 85 50@4 50; Cailfornia Limes, 50@75c: Bananas, | Dpntestex-co — 97k 9 “Atcnison ss. 787! i 66 | $1@2 ' bunch; Pineupples. $2@4 ® doz. Edsn L&Pés — 130 Do2ds A... ..... 416y/Olmprovement 1s: 86 et F&CHKREs — 109 CansdaSouth 2ds.. 10415 Do bs. -.20 | DRIED FRUITS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETC, | Seary-stR5s.100 — Cen Pac 1sts0£’93.102 | ( R & N iats. 11214 T LlosAngLés — 100 s Cherokeo 45, 1898.1024 110 ~onsol 5% 99 DRIED FRUITS Do Gnteed8s — 1033y SPRRAriZS: 38 67 Do 1897. ~10214 Or Short Line 6s...110 o Mkt-stCble8s119 — [KPRRCalds. 110 — Do 1898. 110: Quotations on the Frut Exchange are as fol- | DoRyConds. 105710614 SPRRCalSs. — 100 bes & Onio. -107 | Philag&ieading4s. 80% | CaRLOAD LoTs—Apricots are quotable at 6@9c | JeVONgRTs. = {osasiroges VA CB&N PIx Kowass_ 454 Do lat pidineam. 4874 | foc Koyl ‘and. 110a@i0c. Jor chowce o tancy | N b C KR8210014105 |SVWaterda.. B9i4 9235 DC3-65s. . -198%| X GrandeWest Lsts 75" | Moorparks: Prunes, 5ac ior the & sizes; Peaches, | N 1y Cal 64100 7108 |SIRnGEES] — vz Dena & <110 Stl&ironMtGen3s 75 | 4@5lac for prime to choice, 6Y4@7c for fancy and | N Ry Calde. — | S 100! SeiaStLlasy Gon6a109 | 9@10c for peeled in boxes: Apples 534cP B for [ SakUasfa.. — 104 |SutterscitSel09s; — 64lq 8 pavl Consols....129 | evaporated and 2@2%4c for sun-dr ed; Pears, 2 oY fa 5e. 1065610754 Nomal W O 43, MLE C & Py 1163 c f0r prime to cho.ce, 4@5Yac for quarters snd | YMuIbus ©a.119 11934 91 7 ko Carolina 4! 10215 140 for halves; Piums, 4c for pitted and 1igc WATER STOCKS. $9 'touthern kK Bs... 895% | for unpitted; Neetarines, 81a@4 140 for cholce aiid | Contrs Costa — 5814(%an Jove. s X 93145| Do Pac Cal 1sts. 107 5l4c tor fancy; White Figs. 5c; ‘Black Figs, 214 | Manu Co.vc 49— |Surog Valay €734 1814 05 " Tenn new Sa. 98 @ac. ©AS STOCKS. Lo con bs.. -100 |7exns Pacific 1ss. B8 | “johmiNG PRICES—Peacher, 434@5%%c B b 5 |Pacific Lt 49 49 Jowa Central 1sts.. 101 |7 exas Pacific 2ds.. 2344 | fancy, 66@7%¢ @ b: peeled, 1:lhc B Ib: Apri- Y rareaes “‘h Bazsus Pa Consols 69 |Union Pac laca DU 10213 | corn 60000 B B: fanvy 0o Mbormares, 156 506, e bu dats Dew divi1615) U Sds reg of 1925.119% | 13¢: evaporated Apples, “3ec: sun-aried, B@dc: | PRES LM REYE 33, = LaConsol 4s....... 86 | Lods, coupon.... 11975 | Prunes, 33,@4c for the 4 sizes: Figs, black, be for r Yl Missourl fanding .J— | ¢ ¢ 4n, ree of 1907.110 unpressed and 3@3Ygc for pressed; white Figs, INSURANCE STOCKS. ALK T 2ds. 581g) 4c; Plums, 43e@dc for pitted and 1lgc for un- | Fireman'sFa16213180 [snn B itied: Nécuarines, 4@6cW B for priuiatdliancy: COMMENCIAL BANK STOCKS. ears, 214@dc for whole, 412@3%4c for quarters | A g $iunding dene...- . 674 | RAISING— Baskorcai; 2nd 240 |Mewh Bee: 11 = ’l: Y C&st Louts 43103 Yoo registered. CABLOAD PRICES. F. 0. B. FRESNo—Four-crown | Cai's D&TGO — 110 e gy St - Nor&West den 6s.117 loose. Blic; Scrown, 43jc: crown, Bl4e: seed- | FiraiNaione180 180 [Swhec BUe: = — Do pras tan 4. 9D less Sultunas, 514c; seedless Muscaiels, 414c: 8- sl Sena .119 crown Loundon layers, $1 15; clusters, #1 5i 2 (SAFINON B4 NE, SFOCKS. ortuwest Consols. 139 Dehesa ciuiters. #2 50; lmperial clusiers, §3: | GeFS&1.Co. 1360 1500 [Save Losa.. — 105 46 Gk B........ 107 dried Grapes, 5¢ B 1. : HombS&L1los — [Securiiy.... 350 — e JOBBING PRICES—SAN FRANCIScO—Four-crowh, | Mutual...... — 40 |UwoesTous.770 — FOREIGN MARKETS, louse, B34c: 3-crown, 434¢: 2-crown, 334c;seedless | B&davUulon — 510 Sultanas. 534c; seedless Muscatels, 4 15¢; 3-crown STREEF RAILROAD STOCKS. WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL. London layers, $1 25; clusters, #1 50; Dehesa L107 110 100 LIVERPOOL, kNG, Nov, 25.—The spot market C-ugl-:s. in:b: Im perial c;:uur 'éxio‘leb- Walkut 50 - is higher, but quiet at 78 7d@7s 9d. Cargoes firm | N UTS—Chesinuts quotabie at i i 4314 T at 345 64, Repiamber shiprL. 6i4@7c B B Tor s.undarc and 8@9tec B I rowoxa (LI for_softshell: Almonds, 6@6%gc fof Langucdoc, FUTUBRES. 3@3%%c for hardshell and S@uc for paper-sheil, = 214, [The Produce Exchanze cable gives the following | jobbiig: Peanuts, 4@6c for Enstern and 4c for = = Liverpool guotations for No. 2 Ked Winter: No- | California: Hickory Nuts, b@e B Ib: Pecans, 100 83¢ SSTbeE s 939d; December, ts 9344 Jaouary, 6 | 7 B I Fliberts, 7Tle@8c; Brazil Muts, MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. 834d; February, 6s 934d: March, 6s 10d. 7 Coconnuts, 4@5¢H 10U, Almaka rkry. 97 981p Nat VinCo . — — SECURITIES. HUNEY—Comb, 1.@12%c for brizht and 5@9c | Bik)CoalCo. — 10 |OceanicSSCo 20 3315 Exo., Nov. 25. — Consols, 1113; | forlower crades: water-white extracted, 5@54ec: | Calot MUl — — |Pac AGZ A — & Fronch Rentes, 1027 650, 4| lght amber extracted. 414@43¢; dark amber. 3@ | Edison Light 1343 19634 I acBoraxCo. 05 — Lo 2 "fi’&"‘i{“' i@s‘c“g . s GasConAssn, — & = ;u':.'l::)‘lll Ml ~— = o SWAX-23 - Ger Lead 80 100 |Pa o — EXCHANGE AND BULLION. bt HawCdsoa: Teyi'To |icTrimCa: 1 Stariing v cbangabeoNays' — siesn PHKOVISIONS. puich S 700 065 uoy, Pac &L Ca. = e T et = 18, | CURED MEATS_Bacon 6% I for heavs, 7¢ | M KiecLighi — 434 United Ul = New York kxchange, sigh = 10 B Ib forilght medium. ax,gn';or light. 10¢ B 1 for o SALES—MOENING SESSIOS. New York Exchange, telegraphic.. — 1¥15 | extralight and 113%c P Ib for sugar-cured. tast- oA — Fine silver, B ounce 654y | ern sugar-cured Hams, 13@13lc: Californla | 70 Hawallan Commercial..... 19 00 Mexicaa Doliars 527 | hams, 11@11340: Mess Leef. 37@7 50; extra | 200 Hutchinson 8 P Co.. e mess do. F@H 00; family d"‘.“@%fé’:g’fiff - nalWay Py PRODUOE MARKET prime Pork, $7 50@8: exira clear, 51 50 g0 5 At 3300 . mess, $14 B bbl: Smoked Beef, 10c @ Ib. = : — LA RD-Baxtorn, tierces. is quoted at bc for com- it e st NESY N ] &3 und and 2@7c for pure: pails, c h: Call- 2 o=, WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS. f:,n;.(,em,:’,’g?@;. PAgts e 20 Edison Light & Power Co.. 125 00 WHEAT—The Dominion takes for Cork, 87,027 ctls, valued at $130,500. The market was higher all around, with some Shipoers de- mur at payinz an advance. but have to do it toget the Wheat. Quoted at $1 45@1 4714 B ctl improvement 1n business on call. for common grades, $1 50@1 b5 for average No. 1 215614 for choice and »15712@1 60 for extra choice for milling. CALL BOARD SALES. INFORMAL SESSION—0:15 ctls. §1 5614; 4000, 31 563/5: 2000, 31 5664, 81 5675: 20,000, $1 57; 4000, 81 57%a; 10,000, #1 7%, December—10.000. $1 50. SECOND SESSION—3iay—18,000 ctls, 81 5734 6000, $1 57 .000, $1 575, 35¢ P 1b; medium, 15@20c; winter, 7@c; ; KO Saw i ERasits — May_24000 | SHCChSS ot Shoar Ingk 100 choh: Rkt womy |, WAllem 1. Hansell (by K. T, Whelan, Shen) f,m. $15735; 18000, $157%a; 6000, $1 5714 g';v 832 2:2-'?; medium, 50c each; long wools, 17;0 Eo"'(",fl“{‘: :: ““h, snnu-'{?a':;' ch street, DEr—id, ). 34 bU. Thile > A FTERNOON Zox"u:osfluw;zmmg $15714: | | TALLOW=No. 1, rendered, 3c: No. 3, 214¢ B | o Guatay Hinrichs o Carl Uhlig, lot on § line of 600U, §1 5734: 4000, $1 5714: 16,000, $1 5744; efined, 5lqc; Grease, 2¢ B Ib. "’;" street, 8 E of Clayion, 5 25 by S 137:6; 12,000, $1 576k December—.000, $1 50 BARLKY—Futures are hizher and the spot mar- ket Is Vvery sirong at the advance. Shipment of 84,313 ctls Erewing and Chevalier, valued at $84.- | 000, to Autwerp. We quote Feed., 8215@8Sbc. choice bright, 8734c: Brewiug, 90@95c: no. 1 Chevaller, $1 10@1 20 B cul. CALL ROARD SALES. INFORMAL SESSION—9:15 o’clock —No sales. 9:)‘170. l;o?')umfllguaié M: 00““’9050! ctls, 96c: 4000, BgC; 2 2 ). l4c. December— 205 ke 15 0o e, = s REG R MORNING SESSION—May—4000 ctls, 261405 2000, 9614c: 10,000, 953c. " December— 2000, B815c; 2000, 88c. flg‘rr::jllj CNHJé &Bfllllflfl' —ol‘)lausn.:kl'—?ooo ctls, o ; 2 ), c. =i ), c: 4000, 96145c: 2000, 8634c; 18,000, 96 Vac: 8O0V, 9 -~ OATS—Show no change. ‘I'rade is dull. @l 35; nominal CORN—Continues weak and dull with 1 ceipts. L. $17 cu: White., 80@8714c B ctl. RYL—$1 05@1 10 @ cil. BUCKWHEAT—$1 25@1 35 B ctl. FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS, FLOU R—Net cash prices are as follows: Family extras, $5@5 10: bakers’ extras, $4 90@5; super- fine, #4 1£@4 50 B bbl. CURNMrAL kTC.—Feed Corn, $18@19 B ton. Cracked Corn, $19@20 B on. MILLSTUFFS—Prices in sacks are as follows, usua discount 1o the trade: Grabam Flour, $2 85 100 Bba: By 2 75 = VEAL—Large, 414@bc: small, 6@7c B b. SW line of East street, 137:6 N W of Mis:ion, N W To 70 Corntment, &0 5. erira. cosim i ‘3 | - MUTTON AL SEci® Evber 4@50 | 45110 by SW 50; $10. S Oatmeal, Oat Groats, $4: Hominy, B b J. hanna M. Carlson to Mary C. Walworth, lot @3 30; Buckwheat Flour, $3 8 50: Cracked h @B B 1b. on NW corner of Eighth avenue and K street, N Wheat, $3 50; Farina, $4: Whole Wheat Flour, | ( FORK—Live Hogs, 314c for large and medium | 100 by W 57:6; 310. $3: Rolied Oats (bbls), $6@6 40: Pearl Barley, | 304 3%4c for small; dreased do, 4@5%4c # 1. ALAMEDA COUNTY. 83 75@4; Spiv Peas, $360; Greea do, $4 25 100 bs. b: HAY AND KrEEDSTUFFS. Quotstions show no variation, except an ad. vance in Rolled Barley. BRAN—$14@14 50 for the best and $13@13 50 ® ton for outside brands. MIDDLINGS—8) 19 50@20 50 P ton for the best. FEEUSTUFF= — Rolled Barley, $18 50@19 Oilcake Meal at the nill, $23 3 ton; jobbing, $24. clipped Oats, #1 30@1 33 ctl. HAY—Wheat, $8@10 50; Wheat and Oat, $7@ @3 50 River Bariey, 0: compressed, $6@ U: stock. $0@8: Clover, $6@3 B 16 STRAW=$5G00c B oaic. 2> 1O e BEANS AND SEEDS, BEANS—Colored are firm and whi‘e weak at unchanged prices. Bayos are quotable at $1 40 @1 60: Small Whites, $1 20@1 35: Large Whites, $110@1 25 B ctl: 1 25; Blackey mas, ¥1 90@2; Buiters, $1 25@1 75: Pom, $1 @14)'% eu, . Sk Ds—Brown Mustard, $2 75@3: Yellow Mus. tard, $2 10@2 25 @ cui: Flax, $1 35@1 40 ‘clock—May—14,000 2000, White ranze from #1 10 to $1 30 B cul, according to quality. Black, for feed, $0c@81 05: for yeed, $1 20 Gray, nominal; Red, $1@1 10: Surprise, Arger re- e Yellow, 80@85¢c: Small Round do, ¥ 8@19 for lower grades and Pinks, 81 10@1 15: Reds, $1 20 £1@1 20; Ked Kidney, $2 50: : Canary 50 Hawallan Commercial 100 Pacific Lighting. SALES~A FTEENOON Foard— 300-Hawalian Commercial. . $5000 Marke'-st Ry Con 5% 31000 N P CR R Honds.. c B Ib for compouna and 614c for pure: hali-bbis, 834e; 10D tins. 71401 4o 5-b, Tac B . COTTOLENE—614@6%%c in tierces and T%@ 814 in 10-1b tins. HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS, HIDES AND SKINS—Heavy salted steers, 8@ 834¢; culls and brands, 7@744c: medium, 7@714c: XS0 cuils and brands, 6@6 light. €@BYgc: cuils e and brands, a@sx/.‘z?cmmdu agc?"cnu ana | 50 Hutchinson S P Co.. Dbrands, 6@5isc: salted Kip, 8@/c: saited Calf, | 20 Market-st Kauway. 7@8c; ‘salied Veal, 6@7Tc: dry Hides. 13c B Ib: Culls and branas, 1Je $ B:dry Kip and V. cull 10c: 8c @ Ib: ary Caly, 16¢c; culis. 1Lc; Goatskins, 85¢ each; Kids, Sc: Deerskins, good summer, REAL ESTATE TRANSAOTIONS. WOOL—We guote Fall Wool: Humboldt and Mendocino. 8g9c B Bb:_free northein, T1a@8Yac; middle coun les. free. 51o@T7¢; do. aefective, 4%a @be; San Joaquin, Go. foothill, d@7c; Fas- Crocker Estate Company to City and County of San Francisco, lot on N line of Frederick street, 412:6 E of Stanyan, E 68:9 by N 275: $1. f OTan o on sprine. 736@%c; Velley, Oregon, 1134 | /B8 of Yark sirees. 130'5 of T wertoionors 2: T T @11140. of A S VRS TET g 26 by W 100; als0 all ‘Intezest iu the estate of Jo- 18¢ for ,,n”g,f“ @ B for falr to choice, and 12@ | § o NN L Hela: 8100, Jacob and s Heyman to Maria Holtz, lot on N line of Alvaiado street, 2256 W of Douglass, W 25 by N 114, lot 15, Hey man Tract: $10. Martin Hessler et al. (by F. A. Wiil, referee) to Catherine Hessler, lot on N line of MerAllister 137:6 W of Leavemworth, W 27:6 by N 137:6; aiso 1ot on N line of Turk street, 105 W of Muson, W 82:3 by N 187:8; alsolot on' NW line of Waviand street, 55 SW of Beriiu, SW 52 by NW 100, being lots 3 and 4, block 21), Homesteads GENERAL MERCHANDISE, BAGS—The season is over. Calcutta Graln Bags, 8pot, 434¢ 1n & small way. Wool Bags, 2434@2614¢. COAL—Wel.ington, $8 B ton: New Wellington, 88 B ton; Southfield Wellinzion. $7 50 B ton; Seattle, 85 50@6; Bryant, 525 50: Coos Bay, § Wailsend. $6: Scotch, Brymbo, —: Cum- berland, £13F ton in butk and 814 In sks; Peansvi- vama Anthracite Ej $11@12 B ton \\Mm An- | °0 University Mound Murvey: §48. ). {hracite, $8G10: Cpuel, ss%s 50: Tk Springs. Ay, Yo sansy (D Plec), il Cnstle Giie “and Pleusant Valley, $7 60; Coke, apie M #11@121in bulk and $13 B ton in sk CANDLES—Following are new quotations for Parafice Wax Candes: 1's, 2's, 4's, @'s, 12's, white, B34c: colored. 934c. Mar.in Hesser to same, same (3 pleces), quit- claim cezd: $10. . Lou'ss Abranam o same, same (3 pleces), quit- ciaim deed: #10. SUGA v The Westers Gagar Heflatiig Corpe Lonisa, Adolpa, Min and Emil Mackwith and guotes, ,‘,,"‘“;,"“ o ‘_.f,::d and Crush e Josephine Katl (o same, same (3 pieces), quit- vdered, : Fioe Crushed, 6o; Dry Granu- s ibanes oAt Iated, 4%0: Confectioners: A- 4Tac. Meotagt Aona Burbs, Cacherine Lindmer, Phillip and 4340 KX 1a O, 4850k Gomden’Cr Pihe: mor o A | William Hessiér, Lonisa Baum (by attorney), we- glna Becker (1y attorey) and Cnristina Aatzen 10 saume, samo (three pieces). quitclaim - deed; N Cowerine Pacvieh tb same, same (three pieces), quitciaim deed: $10. Puul Gallagher to Mary G. Gallagher, 1ot on W Une ot Hiyde sireet, 26 S of Fiibert, § 34:6 by W 0; $10. A.B. McCreery to Walter A. McCreery, lot_on ", 4 ¢ more than'barreis, and boxes 140 more. SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET, Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh- terers are as follows: BELF—Chotce, 53gc: first quallty, Sc: second 40, 4@4%4c: third uz.fis%c # 1. J. J. Duon to Louis H- Sha of Shattuck aveoue, 180 N of Vine otreet, N 99:8 b, E 90, being (he K 90 feet of % 8:8 of 1ot 11 and & €0 teer oflots 12,13 and 14, biock 4. Antisell sl vt on F I RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE trect, ’ FOR 24 HOURS. 8,745 ‘iract, Berkeley: also lot on i line of Shattnck 5 S0ioas aveute, 354:8 N of Vine street, N 245:4 by r. 90, 8740 belng the k. 90 feet of lots 1 to's and k 90 feet of cuis 86,721 N 5:4 of lot 9, block 4, same, Berkeley : $10. Oate, Eastern,ciis 250 Mary J. Moss, Jessie k. and Perry H. Auseon % mprergeyn e and W. L. and Lulu 8, Tayior to May Ireland, lots Corn, ctls . 12 and 13, block Q. Amended Map or Moss Tract, Eye, ctls Brook yn Township: $10. 5 i | Polatoes. sks. < James A. Collins 10 H. W. Meek, 1ot on NW line i | Onions, sks, ot of B sireet, 200 NE of Third, NE 100 by NW 225, Bran, sk 39, being 10ts 5 and 6 and S 734 feet of lots 28 and 24, Middiings, scs S blocx 32, Tawn of Haywards, kden Township; Hay, tons 0. s10. Buter. ctia S e et 2k 288 | "3 -W. acd Harriet W. Meek 10 Annie B. Rey, same, Eden Township: $10. Angelo Beretta to Letitia Beretta, 1ot on NW corner of Market and Nolan streets, W 118 by N 10, belag lots 15 and 16, biock P, map of prop- erty of UCentral Land Compauy, Onkiand; also THE STOOK MARKET. Stocks ran along about the same yesterday and roperty in San Francisco: grant. business was dull, bat prices advanced at the psulh’fll!fll‘ toJohn B, lomon, loton N lin close. of Charter avenue, or Twenty-second 563 K of San Pablo avenue, & 25 by N 12v:4 34, the E halfof lot 42, Tuttle Homestead Tract: lot on K line of- stree. 40 S of Thirty-third, The Bulllon.Beck Mining Company of Utah re- cently paid a dividend of $80,000, making a total ©0f $248.000 for the year. or Notan, S 28 00, belng portion of lot 2, Col- The Eureka Consolidated Dritt M:ning Com. | lins ‘I ract, O 7 broeed i - - | PAOY Las levied an assessment of 5 cents per John B, aud Millie Solomon to Ida Marcus, share, delinquent Decem ber 28. same, two piec s, Lakland; §10. Seed, 234@: B; Altaits, 5 ;- R @lhe Pacitic Lighiing Company wiil pay a| I. N.and Seba A.Gard to Gustavis W. Gard, lot e a....,‘;f“;’y,! 2, S "Rape, | Botihly Givicss aung conts per share on De- | 9074, block 1, amended map of blooks G ana 1, IRIKD PEAS—Xiles, $1@1 15 § cil; Green, | c€mber 5. ¥ Vicente Peralta Reservation i ract, Oakland Town- $1 40@1 60 B ctl. “| ,The Silver King assessment of 25 cents per | ship: kift. - shure will be delinquent in the boards L0-mOrrow. ‘Thalmann to Ricbard F. Scott, lot 39, map POTATOES, ONIONS, VEGETABLES, | The boards will niot be in sesaion to-day. of the Lowle property, d Township: $10. 2 W 16 of Hagel strest, 164 8 ot SamEe eyt POTATOES—Firm, under continued light re- BOAKD SALES, on Wi e of Mapie or Stu- celpta. Sweet Potatoes are quotatle at $1 9 ctl in Following were the saies in the San Francisco fl“_r";‘?lnl‘::‘.b:'! fl‘/'f"'.' TRERL, UNiveniy sacks and $1@1 25 1n boxes; Early Rose, 40@50c; | Siock Board yesterday: - Edward and Man> L Rivest to Francls Rivest, s 1ot on SE. corner of Calals and Effie streets, 100 E from E Calais, E 51.55, 5 1328815 W 4251, N 13236, to begluning. being lots 5 and 6, block 'E, map of resubd vision of Smith’'s subdlvision of Matthews Tract, Berkeley: $10. Edward N. and kdith Lindsay to William Rob- ertson, the N half of section 0, Township 3 south, range 8 E, containing ¥20 acres, Muriay ‘Township: $10. P. H. Angelopuio to Thomas Scott, lot on S line of Front street, at NW corner of lands of James Callughan: thence SE to N line, richt of way of Central Pacific Kaflroad N tolands of Larrien, N W 10 S Front street, NE 60:6 to beginning, town of Livermore, Murray !ownship: $455. " Marguerite L. and F. |. KendaM to Annte N. Kendall (wife of ¥. P ), lot on E line of Harrison Srest T8 X of Durant, N 76 hy X 146, Cakland: William H. Knight, adminis:rator of the estate of John Brady (by commissioner), to the Union Savings Bank, loton W line of Linden street, 169 S of Third, § 25 by W 132, lot 36. block 443, Ade- line and Market-street Homestead,Oakland: $863. Nels Olsen to John Hanna, lov 18, block H, Map of Latham Terrace. Eest Onkland; $10. Eliza or Elizabeth Boutan (by commissioner) to the Oax!and Bank or Savings, lo: ou SE line of Thirteen.h_avenue, 57 Ni. of East Sixteenth street, SE 100 by NE 33, block 90, Clinton, East Oakland; $1425. J. A. r'astman, Peter E. Possen, John and Car- son ieid (by :ommissioner) o same lot on SW line ot East Twenty-secoud street, 353 SE of Twenty-first avenue, SE 72 by SW 140, being lots 18, 17 and a portion of lot 15, block 67, Map of Northera Addition o Brooxlys, £ast Uukland: F1500. A. L and Abble C. Payne to George W. R. Gunn, lot beginning at the intersection of N line of Ade line sireet and the S line of plat 47 of ranchoof V. and . Peralta, thence N 336.60, W 493. 307.78, k. 336.60 10 peginning, containing ¢ acres, quitclaim deed. Oakiand Township: $5. Theodore and Ida Wagner to Henry W. Tavlor, lot 24, block 3, Dowling Tract. Brookiyn: $10. Mary J. Moss, Jessie . and Perry H. Auseon and Lulu 8. and William L. Taylor to William W. Curnow, lot_4. block 1, Moss Tiact, Brooklyn Township: $10. Iohn R. Hodge, H. E. Jenkins, W. L Reed, Call- fornia Improvement Company and J. P. Cook (by commissioner) to Oakland Bank of Savings, lots 3 0 6, 17, 18 and 19, Sunnyside Tract, being portion of Boua Tract, Brooklyn Township; $1403. Peter Nolan to Isaac W. and ‘I heresa Whllflalq, lots 6 to 11, in section 33, township 4 S, range 1 &, containing 223.91 acres, subject Lo two mortgages, one to Danlei Gilmartin for 3700, and one to Ellen Howard for $1500, Washington Townsmp; 85. Builders’ Contracts. Mrs. Eugenie St. Paul with Willlam Linden, carpenter work, etc.. on building on £ line af Ninta avenue, 100 N of I street; $1600; Willism Curlett architéct. Joseph k. Theriot with John F. Millerick, car- penter work. etc., for & one-story frame buifiding on Eline of Mission street, 178:7S of Fair avenue; $1250; Mahouey & Ryland architects. cles Iuf for New Yor! Seattle for this port; sehr Carrier Dove, lumber on the Columbia 4 Guariian, lumber at Port Blakeley 10r Yokohama; Queenstown Schr Daisy Rowe, Oisen, 60 hours from Coos Bay; Tamber, to Simpson Lumber Co. Cieared. WEDNESDAY. November 25, Stmr Orizaba, Von Helms, Guaymas; Goodall, P;fi’:’vfi;&; Doran, Eureka: Goodal, Perkins ‘ & Ca : Br ship Dom{nlon, Meredith. Queenstown; G W MeNear. Br ship Bermuda, Kohn, Queenstown; G W Me- Near. Er ship Dimsdale, Rothery, Queenstown: G W McNear. Bark Chas B Kenney, Anderson, Melbourne: Dempster & Co. b} Haw bark ~antiagv, Johnsou, Hilo; J D Spreck- els & Eros Co. W hal bark Cape Horn Pigeon, Scullan, whalings J&W K Wing. Schr Volunteer, Bressem, Mollendo; W R Grace & Co. Sailed. WEDNESDAY, November 25. Stmr Orizaba, Von Helms, Guaymas. Sumr Slexico, Thomas, Victoria and Puget Sound. Sunr Corona, Je; sen, San Diego and way poris. Nor stmr Guernsey, Pettersen, AnLwerp. Stmr W hitesooro, Johnson. Stmr. Pomona, Doran, Eureks. Whal bark Cape Hori Pigeon, Scullan. whaling. Bark Guardian, Marden, Port Blaceley. Be bark British Princess, Scott, Sydney. Bark Gen Falrchild. Brannan, Seatle, Schr Ocean Spray, Jenson, Iversens Landing. Benr Nettie Low, Low, roint Keyes. Scar Etta B, Bourne, Fort Koss. Schbr Mary C. Campoell. Bodega. Schr Fanny Dutard, Peterson. Tacoma. Schr Bendeér Brothers, W e zsi, Point Arena. Scnr Parkersburg, Jorgensen, Coquille River. Returned. WEDNESDAY, November 25. Schr Bessie K, Anderson, from sea, on account of machinery being disabled. Telegraphic. POINT LOBOS, Nov. 25.—10 ». M —Weathe: wind NW; velocky 30 miles. Charters. George Stetson loads sugar at Kaho- o o Yark: bark. Gen Falfohild, cosl a; River for Honckons, 4Us: bark bktn J M Griffith, lumber at Port Hadlock for Honolulu. Miscellaneous. The brig Geneva from Unga Tsland for San Franclsco, put in:o Santa Cruz this aiternoon on account of rough weather. Domestic Porrts. 't ACOM A—Sailed Nov 25—Br bark Pyrenees, for chr Corona. for Redoado. CASPAR—3alled Nov 25—Stmr Caspar, for San Francisco. VENTURA—Arrived Nov 25—Stmr G Loom!s St BAUSEAS e hence Nov 25. in the habit of | sAtENBOCLXO—Salled Noy ¥5—8tmr £t Arent, i ty was e habit San Fi 18c0. P B w s Benl d | 8 "RAYHS_Passet Nov 25—Stmr Cres- curhing ber bair with £5 Bank of England notes. -Sne occasionally showed herself to | visitors with her hair in this costly paper. She soon captured a wealthy husband, Santa Barbara. POINT RoYH cent City, hence Nov 24, for Crescent Cliy. TACOMA—Arrived Nov 25—schr Haleyon, frm FORT BRAGG—Arrived Nov 25—Stmr Navarro who discovered that she was a deceiver— | hence Noy 23, - v Signal, fr for she had borrowea the money she had | , SEATTLE—Arrived Nov 25—Stmr Signal, frm displayed. THE CALL CALENDAR. NOVEMBER, 1896. 2 @ T Moon. = Nov. 20. 28 — | @ Lest Quaster) Nov. 27. OCEAN STEAMERS. Dates of Departure ¥From San Francisco. STEAMER | DESTINATION. | SAILS. Eurek |Newport ... INov27, fam | Pier.. Arcata Nov 28.10ax | Pler 13 Costa Kica..| Panama. , 12 PM SS Truckes ... |Coos Ha 5ruM | Pler 2 State or Cal. | Portiand . 1UAM | Pler 3L Santa Rosa. |San Diexo. Pomona..... | HumboldtBay | City Puebia| Vic & Pgt Snd Emplire.....|Orezon porss . Coos Bay.... | Newpor. City Peking|China& City Sydney Cent America Dec 1am|Pler 11 2ru | Pler 9 9ak Pler 9 5Py | Pler 18 Pam | Pler Ll 1pu PM SS 2 M|PMSS ool |Grays Harbor. | Dec 2. 12w |Piec 3 Coroni |San Diego..... | Dec Jam | Plerll Faralion. ... | Yaquina Dec 3. 6P| pler 2 Colum bt | Portiana Dec 4.10am ! Pler21 —_— e STEAMEEKS TO AKRIVE. STrAMER | Fros T Biate of Cal....|Portiana. City Puebla. Arcata Eanta Ros Mackinaw Progreso ‘Trackee | Victoria | Humbold: Honoiuiu Portland. Newport. China and Yaquina Ha: Crescent City 6 25 SUN, MOON AND TIDE. U. §. COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY TIDE Bu IN PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL } Thurs:av, November 26. 7.03| Moon rises 453/ Moon sets. November—1896. Feet| 1! ™| Feet| ™" | p L wi mwl [ 5.2 983 5.0[ ~05| &) 07 4| 56.310.10| 2.4| $.40| 3K | 13 % 621| 53121 16| 607| 89 LW | B W LW } 29| 0.08/ 18/ 7.00| 6.6 1.19| 08| 7.35| 4.0 | 30| 1oo| 22| 7.38| 5.8 2.17(—0.2| 8155 4.2 1|.1.64| 276 816 6.1| 3.15(-0.9/10.06] 4.4 2| 247] 2.9 8.58] 81] 40b—1.4/1110| 34 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 a3 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 sometimes | sccurs. The heights given are additions to the soundings on the United States Coast Survey charts, except when a minus sigi (—) precedes the height, and then the nuinber given ls subtractive from the depth given by the charts. ——— e NOTICE TO MARINERS. A branch of the United States Hydrographlo Office located In the Merchanty Exchange is maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of mariners without regard L0 nationaiity and free of exrense. Navigators are cordially nvited to visit the office, where complete sets of charts and salling directfons of the world are kept on hani for com- parison and reference, and the latest Information ©an always be obtained regurding lights, dangers to navigation and all matiers of interest to ocean commerce. The time ball ontop of the bullding on Tele- graph Hiil Is hoisted about ten minutes before noon. and is dropped at noon. 120th meridian, by telegraphic signal recelved each dav from the g.n.llafl States Naval Observatory Mare Isiana, A notice statlug whether the time ball was gropped on Ume. or giving the error. If any. is published the same day by the afternoon papers, #0d by the morning papers the following dav. W. 8. HUuGHES. Lieutenant, U. 8. N,, in charge The Time Ball. EBRANCH HYDROGRAPHIC OFFIOF. U.S. N.. MERCHANTS' EXCHANG® BAN FEANCISCO. Novemuer 25, 1898. The time ball on Telegrabn HIll was aroppsl exactly at noon 10-day—L e. ai noon of the 120ta merdiau, O eXaclly & 8 . M., Greenwich Lima, W. S. HUGHES, Lien| t U S SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Arrived. WEDNESDAY. November 25. Stmr Eureka. Parsons, 77 hours from Newpors A4vd way ports; pass and mdse,to Goodall, Perkini Stmr Whitelaw, Leland. 21 hours from Point Arena: wreckage from the stmr San Benilo. Stmr Newsvoy. Fosen, 56 hours from Santa Barbaca: hallas'. to J = Kimba'l. Schr Lena Sweasey, Johnson, 8 days from New Whatcom, via Port Angeles 6 days; 304 M 1t lumber, to A A Baxter. Schr Amethyst. Sorland, 7 days from Walds- gofl: 110 M filumber, 5 cds bark, 0 Harrison ros. Schr Ralph J Long, Anderson, 5 days from Sius- 1aw River: 150 M P Fambor, 10 Heslds & Lo =chr Free Trade, Hansen, 6 days from Nehalem River: lumber, 0 or ler. Schr Defender, Hellingsen, 4 days from Grays Harbor: lamber. 1o Wilson Bros & Co. Schr Gem, Oisen. 6 days from Grays Harbor: lumber. to k K Wood Lumber Co. Schr Joseph Russ, Matson, » daystrom FPort Gamble: iumuer. to Pacidc Pite Lumoer Co. Schr_Bertie Minor, Raven, 30 hoars from Eu- reka: 325 M ft lumber, to J & Hanity. Scnr Challenger, rad, 19 days trom Seattle, ;I:((?'lunn Bay 9 days: 400 Mf: lumber, toJ H xter. Schr Chas Hanson, Nielsen, 6 days frm Grays g:rbnr: 220 M frlumber, to 5 E sl{d- Enmbel’ Schr C A Thaye) gh-m: 56) M Lilyquist, 3 days from Grays lumber, t0 E K Wood Lumber FARE FOKT LOS ANGELES—Arrived Nov 23—Stmr Migeols, trom Comox. Foreign Ports. SHANGHAI—Arrived Nov 10—Schr Afda, from Tacoma. 4 MAZATLAN—Arrived Nov 24—Schr Czar, hoe h:(‘:JlY‘.‘iL ROADS—Arrived Nov 24—Swed bark Ana. C¢ i mbo. R AT coVei Ny 22-Sohr Nokomis, from Grays Harbor. . YOKOHAMA—sailed Nov 24—Br stmr Cuins, for San Francisco. Movements of Trans- Atlantic Steamers. NEW YORK- Arrived Nov z5—Stmr Western- land, from Antwerp; stme_Teutomic, from Liver- pool and Queenstown: stmr Massachusetts. from London: stmr Havel, from Bremen. Salled Nov 25—simr Germanic. for Liverpool; stmr ~t Louls, for Southampton: stmr Kensingion. ior Antwerd; stmr State of Nebraska, ior Glas- gow. SOUTHAMPTO! New York and Aller. 5 Sailed Nov 25—~.m- Trave, for New York. LONDON—Arrived out Noy 26—Stmr Mobhawk, ROTTERDAM—Salled Nov 23—Stm: Maarsder, or New York. Arrived out Nov 25—Stmrs Tmportations. NEW PORT—Per Eureka—134 bxs oranges, 12 bxs persimmons. 2 cscoffee, 1 bx walnuts and temond, 1 sk nuts. East San Pedro—1 bale hose. Ventu a—1bbl vinegar, 4 pkgs grocerie: bxs orauges. 42 bxs lemons, 1 bx hardware. Carpinteria—245 sks walouts, 45 bbls asphal tum. santa Barbara—18 bxs canales. 30 bxs lemons. Guviota—30 sks crawfish, b bd.s fish. Port Harford—2 bxs fish, 48 bdis hides and pelts, 7 bxs buiter, | cs eggs. Monterey—112 bxs apples. Conairnaa. Per Eureka—Gray & Barbleri; Walter Webster; Adelsdorfer & Co; Campodonico & Malcolm; A L Pollock G:ood vear Rubber Co: G kiarcon; C:nhope Bros Dunham, Carrigan & Co: Levi Spiegel &Co; Stanaard Oil Co: Susyman, wrmser & Co: Nash & Boessnecker; L Scatena & Co: J dw Martini & Co; Alcatraz Aspbait Co: American Union Fisa S0 : Wheaton, Breon &Jo: J B : H Waldeck: Unlon Ofl Co: S ew- veleth & Nash; W A 101 art Bros: Witzel & Baker; Rouse & Co. OCEAN TRAVEL. THE O.R.& N. CO. DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS TO PORTIL.AN D From Spearstreet Whart, at 10 A. . ®12 First-class Inclnding 86 Second-class | berth & meals SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS: State of California....Nov. 29, Dec. 9,19, 29 Columbi; -Dec. 4, 14, 24 Through tickets and through baggage to all Eastern points. Rates and folders upon applica ton to F. F. CONNOR. General Agent, 630 Market street. GOODALL. PERKINS & CO.. Superintendents PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP €0, TEAMERS LEAVE BROADWAY whart, San Francisco, as follows: For Mary Island, Loring, Wrangel, Jun Msnoo_and Sitka (Alaska), 8t 9 A. M., No For Victoria and Vancouver ( -~ - 10, 26. . C.J, Port Town- send, Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes and New Wratcom (Bellingham Bay, Wash.), 9 A. M. Nov. 5, 10, 15, 20,25, 30, and every ffth day there- after, connecting at Vancouver with the C. P. R. R., at Tacoma with N. P. R. R., at Seattle with G. Ry., 3% Pert Townsend with Alaska steamars. For J:ureka, Arcata and Fields Landing (Hum. boldt Bay), atr. Pomona 2 P. M., Nov. 1, 5.9, 18, 17, 21, 25, 28. and every fourth day thereafter. For Santa Cruz. Monterey, San Simeon, Cayucos, Port Harford (san_luls Obispo), Gaviota, Sani Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, San Pedro, East San Pedro_ (Los _Angeles) and Newport, &t 8 . i Nov. 3, 7, 11, 15, 19, 28, 27, and every fourin day thereafter. \ For San Diego, stopping only at Port Harrord (San Luis Oblspo), Santa Barbara, Fort Los An- reles, Redondo (Los Angeles) and Newport. 11 a.x. Nov.1,5, 9, 13,17, 21,26, 29, and every fourth day thereafter. or Ensenada, San_Joe del Cabo, Maz: Ls Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer Orizabs, 10 A. M. 25th of each month. ihe Company reserves right to change steamers or sailing dates. Ticket office—Palace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery street. GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Gen'l Agents, 10 Mariket at.. San Francisco. DAYS T0 HONOLULU oy §.5. AUSTRALIA. N S5, AUSIRALLA for HONOLULU oniy, Satur- day, December 5. at 10 A. M. Spectal party rates. 8’8, ALAMEDA salis_vis HONOLULU and AUCKLAND for SYDNEY, Thursday, December 10,802 P ar. O o t6 COOLG ARDIE, Aust. and CAPETOWY, South Africa. 3. D. SPRECEELS & BROS, CO., Agents. 114 Montgomery street. Frelght Office, 327 Market st.. San Francisco, COMPAGHIE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIQUE French Line to Havra. OMPANY’S PLER(NEW),42 NORTH ‘River, foot of Morton st. ‘ITavelers by CEANIC S.S. 0. s = 1hs line avold both :ransiz hy English rallway an ymfort of crossing the chunnel in & smalt ;’;::‘l{i\?ew York 10 Alexfindrlb. Egyph Vb Paog, first-cluss 816.: second-cluss, $ile. LA BRETAGN LA CHAMPAGNE. LA TOURAINE LA GASCOGNE. Ls NORMANDIE M £VE JUFLLEE LAFUCUIATS APPLY 1O A-FORGET. Ac No. 8. Bowling Green, Now Yorc 5. F. FUGASL & C0. Agsaia o Montgomees avenue, San kiancisco. STOCKTON_STEAMERY Lea ier No. 3, Washington se., reay 2 lr)anly.ml;"r:lflu received up to a1 R A% Accommoaations Reserved by Telephone. 13e only llue maxing through’ Tates on Valley 3 Boad frelght: g rrAMERS: T.C. Walker, J. D. Peters, Mary Garratt, City of Stocktom. Teiephone aain 803. Can Nav. and linpr. Ce VALLEJO AXD U. 8. NAVI.YARD. STEAMER “MONTICELLO,"” Daily at. Dec. 5. Noon Tec. 12,5 A. M. Dec. 18. 9 A M. Sa Landing Mission-stree: Dock. Pler 2. ‘elephone Biack 261. | SExcursion trip, giviag 6 hours a: Navy-Yara, FOR SANJOSE, LOS GATOS & SANTA CRUZ TEAMER ALVISO LEAVES PIER T 104 3. (Sundays excepted); Atviso natios 6P M. (Saturdays excepted). Freight and Das: genger. Fare belween San Francisco and alviss, to San J¢ Clay st, Pier 1. 20 We ose, 75c. Banta Clara st San Josa