The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 1, 1896, Page 10

THE SAN FRA ISCO CALL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1896. L S e e Rl A TS T S THE COMMERCIAL WORLD. SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. Eflver a fraction weaker. Wheat and Barley quiet and steady. Otlter Cereals dull. Hay and Feedstufts unchanged. Beans inactive Potatoes and Onions firm. Putter and Cheese unchanged. Eggs weakening. Poultry auiet. sSharp decline In Game. Heavy arrivals of Eastern Avples. Grapes dull. Citrus Fruits quiet and unchanged. Dried Fruits still dull Provisions as before. No change in Hides and Leather. Bank Clearings show a decrease. PRODUCE EXCHANGE SALES. Sales on call at the Produce Exchange in No- vemper were 571,200 tons Wheat and 30,300 tons Barlev. For the first five months of the current crop year they were 9¥2,600 tons Wheat and 90,- 900 tons Bariey. BANK CLEARINGS. Local bank clearings in November were $62,- 371,642, against 866,006,501 for November, 1805. For the year to date they are $621.598.RU3, against $628,686,571 for the same period in 1895, O-Clear ® Portly Cloudy | @ Cloudy ® Rain® ‘s"?f"i Explanation. The arrow flles with the wind. The top figures tation indlcate maximum temperature for the those underneath it:if any, the amount of rainfall, of melted snow in inches and hundredths, during the past twelve hours. Isobars, or sciid | connect poin's of equal alr pressure; iso- otted lines, equal temperature. The means high barometric pressure and lly accompanled by fair weather: “low” to low pressure. and s usually preceded and accompunled by cloudy weatherand rains. “Lows” usually first appear on the Washington | coast. When the pressure is high in the interior | low along the ‘coast, and the isobars extend | north and south along the coast, rain is probable; | but when the “low” 15 inclosed with isobars of marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is improb- 1in able. With a “high” in the vicinity of Idaho, and the pressure falling to the California coast, warmer weather may be expected in summer and colder ‘weather in winter. The reverse of these conditions will produce an oppo: result. WEATHER BUREAU REPORT. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL- TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.. Nov. 30, 1896, 5 P. M.—Weather conditions and general forecas! The following are the sessonal rainfalls to date as compared with those of the same date last year: Eureka 12.91 inches, last season 7.14 Inches; Red BIoff 5.21 inches, last season 3.81 inches: San Francis 0 6.76 inches, last season 2 67 inches; Fresno nches, last season .41 of an inch; San Luis Obispo 4.69 inches, last season 3.32 inche Los Angeles 2.99 Inches, last season 1.08 San Diego 2.07 inches, lastseason 1.31 Yuma 110 inches, last season.32 of an meh. San Francisco data—Maximum temperature 52, minimum 43, mean 48. he area of high pressure which has overlain the Rocky Mountain slope and country to the east is moving slowly eastward. An area of high pres- sure Is over Utah, Nevada and Norchern Arizona to-night. There has been a rapid éail in pressure over the northern half of the Pacitic Siope. Dur- ing the psst 24 hours there has been a fall of three-tenths of an inch over Washington and Ore- gon. A storm is coming in on the northern coast and heavy rain and snow are falling from Eureka northward, g 7The temperature nas risen more than 8 decrees over Washington aud Oregon. Storm southeast signal is displ ayed at Eureka. Forecast made at San Franeisco for 30 hours ending midnight December 1. 1896: Northern Culifornia—Cloudy weather with rain in northern portion Tuesdry: warmer in the vals eys: iresh southeasterly wind. Southern Calitornia—Cioudy Tuesday: southerly wind: Nevada—Cloudy Tuesday and probably snow In the northern portion; warmer in the western por- tion. Utah—Clondy weather and probably snow Tues- day night; warmer. Arizona—Fal= Tuesday. fresh San rrancisco ana vicinity—Cloudy weather and probably rain Tuesday; warmer; fresh souih- easterly winds. ALEXANDER G. MCADIE, Local Forecast Utficial NEW YORK MARKETS, Financial. NEW YORK, N. Y., Nov. 30.—TradIog at the Stock Exchange to-day, as usual of late, ‘was en- tirely “professional. In the early dealinis the mgrket was barely steady, but subsequently on moderate selling the leading issues yielded frac- tionally. The selling was based on the poor show- ing of-the Pennsylvania system for Octcber, & belief that the returns of the Western roads for the fourth week of the current month will be un- favorable on account of the snow biockades and Jower cables for American securities from London. Later on_the active issues improved slightly, the Octnber statement of the St. Paul uaving proven a lot better than generally expected. For the month named the decrease in net earn- ings was $207,413 The road was operated for 58.72 per cent, sgainst 50.46 per cent for the cor- respondiug petfod in 1895. In the last Loar of business the traders became more aggressive. Bugar and Jersey Central were the objectiva points. The last named was raided down from 1 t0 101. Sugar sold down from 11754 to and closed at 11565 This stock was ham- mered by the traders on the announcement that tbe Williamsburg refineries hag not resumed op- erations. Mauhattan. the grangers, Consolidated Gas, New York Central, General- Electric, Laclede Gas. common and preferred, and Chicago Gas de- clined anywhere from %4 to 214 per centand lacked supiort. There was little news afloat. Commission nous:s were without orders, and ns.a result re- poried that their clients were disposed to await ihe President’s message to Congress before mal ing new ventures. Money was in abundant sup- ply and sterling exchange was firm on buying by forelgn houses. Speculation left off weak 1n tone. with the prominent stocks at_or near the Jowest figure« of the da; Josses of 14@~254 per cent, ersey Centre, eading. Total sales were 179,787 sharas, inciud.nz 56,000 shares Sugar, 19,200 Reading, 12.%00 Buriington and Qulacy. Bonds were irreguar. Sales were $1,452,000. Faliimore and Oblo fives rose 8 to 90, iucinnati, Indisnopolis. St. Louis and Chicago fours 2 10 97, 5,100 St. Lake Shore consol second sevens 114 to 1214, Northwest consol firsts 1to 140, and Ohfo and Mississippl consol sinking fund sevens 3o 105, Burlingion and Quincy debenture fives fell 334 to 96, Knnses Pacific consol sixes certiticates 4 1o 66, Kunsas and Texas seconds 1 to 58, King County Elevaied first fives 5 10 45, Nashvlile, Chatt nooga and St Louls first sevens 2 Lo 178, Susque- hanna and Western general fives 214 to 70, and FINANCIAL. CHICAGO GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND NEW YORK STOCKS. WHEELOCK & CO., 4 Leidesdorf St, Tel. Main 1054. CENTEA L OFFICE 633 Market St., Palace Hotel. Tel, Main 5828 Uptown Office—Bald win Hote! (adjolning Griil Koom). Tel. Main 839. PURDY & ATKINSON Managers. Orders instantly executed on latest, market quos tations. Refereace 1st National Bank, 8. F. CHICAGO. PRIVALE WiRE NEW. YORE W.A.CARROLL, BROKER CHICAGO MARKETS. NEW YORK STOCKS. Fast Wire East. Unequaled Service. STRICTLY COMMISSION, Private and Bunk references quoted on application ©Office, 328 Montgomery Si.,Safe De| osit Bid e A B o vy Pasior Tor Ladiot Toledo, St. Louis and Kansas City first sixes cer- tificates 2 to 66. In Government bonds $20.000 con 1925 sold at 1197, $8000 do of 1 and $25,000 coupon fives a: 11055, Grain. FLOUR —Dull; winter wheat, low grades $220@3 25: _do fair to fancy, $3 26@4 60: do patents, 84 50@5; DMinnesota clear, $4@ 416: do straights, $390@475: do patents. 33 85@5 15: Jow extras, $2 20@3 25; city mills, $4@5; do patents. $515@5 3o: rye mixiure. #825@3 75; supertine, $2 40@3 15: fine. §1 80@ 295. Southern flour, dull, stead ‘ommon 1o fair eXirs, 828593 45. ~ kye' four, quiel, steady, at 8 2 5 OENMEAL-Dull, steady; yollow Western, $1 90@2 10. RY&i-pull, firm: Western, 45 delivered. BARLEY—pull; 28@28%4¢, c. 1. f. Boftalo. BAREEY MALI—Nomitat: - Westert, 50@80c. WHEAT—Spot markei._dull, firm, 1. o. b, 99@34c: ungraded red. 87@39¢: No.1 Northern. ¥314@23%5c. Options advanced 34@7c on higher cables, forelgn buying, firmer ‘West und local covering: declived 115@135c on local liquidations: rallied 35@1c on free iocai COv- ering aud clossd steady at Jgc decline to 4@ sdvance with trading fairiy active. May. Du- cember and March most sctive. No. 2 red Janus ary, 90%,c; March, 90%4¢; May, 90%/gc; December, 9t COKN—Spot, dull, easler: No. 2, vator, 30%gc afloat, .steamer; mixed, vator. Opuions were moderateiy active and steady at 34@5kc deciime with the West and increased visi- bie supply. December and May most active; De- cember, 36%gc; January, 80c: May, 8254c. OATS — Spot " aull, firm; options _easier. dull. December, 2834c: January, 24%ac: May. 263pc Spou prices: No. 2, 2dc, No. 2 wlte, 266: NO. 2 Chicago, 25¢; No, '3, 2134c: No. 3 white, 280; mixed Western, 23@26¢: white do, 28@y2c- Provisions. LARD—Firmer, quiet: Western steam _closed at $4 85: Clty. #3 87%4: December, 84 80. Refined duil: Continent. $4 65; Bouth American, $2 80; compound, 4Ys@434c. PORK—Firmer. New mess, $8 50@9 00. BUTTEK—Light receipis. Choice, irm. Western Aairy. 8@13c: a0 creamery, 14@2ic: do factory, 7@)2c: kieins, 28¢; imitation creamery, 10%g @16c. CHEESE—Steady. Part skims, 314@6%c: full skims. 215@3c. EGGS—Choice, firm. Ligh® receipts. Icehouse, on fours of 7 at 110%4, 2914¢ ele- 18c ele- 16@18c: Western fresh. 22@24¢: do per case, $2 50@5 00. TALLOW—Dull, easier. City, 8%4c: country, £15g3%5e. % CUTTONSEED OlL—Easy. Crude, 22c; yellow prime, 25¢. RICE—Firm: fairdemand. Domestic, 33,@6c; Japan, 414@44c. MOLAS gEsf. teady. New_Orleans, 26 COFFEE—Barely steady: unchanged to 5 points down. December. $8 85@9 00; March, $5 90@9 05: May, $8 95@9 05. June, $9 05: Augusi. $9 00 Seotember, #9 00@9 10. sSpo. Rio, quiet, easy. No. 7, 934c, DOmIDaL. SUGAK—Quiet, Uff A, 87 A, 454c: standurd A, 43ge; confectioners” A, 414c; cut foaf. 5¢; crushed, oc: powdered, 4540; SrauU- lated, 435c; cubes, 454c. ¥ruit and Produce. APRICOTS—Bags, 9@11c. ¥k ACHES—Unpeeled, bags, 739¢; do peeleq, new, 14@15c. PRUNES—Four sizes, nominal, 534@5Yc. RAISINS—Two.crown Loose Mus._utc1. do S-crown, 513@53c: do d-crown, 6@E% London layers, »1 4021 50; do clusters, $. 75@2. ALMO YDE—Paper shell. 1116@12%gc: do, soft shell. 9@11c. WALN UTS—Standard, 8%2@9c; 934,@10%4¢. BUPS—Firm. ° Pacitic Coast. 3@141%¢c; London market. ficm, steady ; Pacific Coast, T@sc. WOOL—Quiet, firm. - Domestic fieece, 18823c; pulled, 18@31c; Texas, 7@12c. Merchandise. PIGIRON—Steady, fair demand. £11@! CUPPER—Quiet. Lake. §11 25311 50. LEAD—Firm. Domesrie. :3 0o@3 10. 1IN—Qulet. Stralts, $13; plates, moderate de- mand. srsLTER—Firm. Domestic, $4 25. CHICAGO do sofishell, Americaa, MARKETS, CHICAGO, Tir., Nov. 30.—The wheat market was stroog fora psrt of the morning. an easler tone then becoming prominent and prices slump- Ing from the early high points. Liverpool cabl which were from unchanged to 3d higher at the opening, and light Northwestern recelpts—400 cars, against 770 last Monday and 1542a year ago—caused the initial hardness in the tons, but the heavy world’s shipments for the week, estl- mated a 8,378,000 bushels, kept buyers from dis- playing too much enthusiasm. Receipts at Chi- cago were 15 cars, and 20,359 bushels were taken from store. The amount on ocean passage increased 240,000 busheis. The visibie supply decreased 1,057,000 bushels. When it was posced there was a realizing movement, prices melting away under the selling. The English visible sup- ply increased 276,000 bushels. ‘The official re o of the worid’s shipments made the amount 7,500, 000 bushels, which steadied prices for atime. sing Paris cabies were very strong, but other Continental marksts showed ind fference. Expori clearances amouuted t0246,657 bushels. There was a rally of aboui & cent in the last fifteen min- utes. shorts covering freely. May wheat opened from B¢ 10 85%4c, sold belween ¥534c and b53jc, closing at 8434¢. 34¢ 1o TsC higher Lhan =a: Estimated receipis for to-morrow 27 cars. No. 2 red spot wheat ranged from 9U4c to 93c, closing from 9114c to 9214¢. CORN—Exuibite. a disoosition to remain fa a stationacy position. The earlv sirength and later weakness of wheat naturally produced an impres- sion on the feeling in corn, but not enough to materially affect prices. There was no trade to speéak of, local scalpers being the only beople tak- ing any interest in the situation. Hecelpis wers 108 cars. and 165,905 bushels were taken from store. Liverpool cables were qulet and ua- changed. The amount on ocesn passage decreased 1.840.000 bushels. The visible supply increased 78.000 pusheis. Export clearances amounted to 433,254 busbels. May corn opened ac 273/c, sold between 2655@2634c and 2714@2714c, ciosing at 267e, Yyc uuder Saiurday. ~Estimuted receipts for Lo-morrow 272 cars. OATS—Moved indifferently, but always in the same course as the more Important grains. Busi- ness was siack and ‘devoid of feature. Receipts were 118 cars, aud 189,216 bushels were with- drawn from store. The visible supply increased 266.000 bushels. Exports were 51,038 bushels. May oats closed l4c lower. Estimated receipts for to-morrow 220 cars. FLAX—Cash Northwestern, 77@78c: December, 74@T514c: May, B0@Slc. Recelpts were 37 cars. PROVISION 2—Hogs were up 5@10C this morn- ing. Logically provis.ons opened higner on the fact. Theopening strength of grain heiped to firm the feeling. There was a good trade a: times. Januarypork .losed 734c bigher, January lard 214@>5¢ higher, ana January ribs 5@7%c higher. BUTTEK—\Was firm to-day. Lusness was 1ight because of the scarcity of offerings. Creameries—Extras, 22c %, b: frms. 20@21c; seconds, 15@l7c: imitations. fancy. 13@15c. June goods—kxtras. 16Y%@i7c; firsts, 16c; Lairies—Extras, 18c: firsts, 13@15¢: seconds, 10@ 1zc. Ladles — Extras. 10@llc: firsts, 5@814c; packing slock, 9@ylac: grease, 2l@sc; roll butter, 11@12c. ‘—There was a sharp demand for ezgs with but littie fresh stock on sale. The feeling was resh stock, 22¢ B dozen. —Was firm at 6@7% on call and tima loans. New York exchange sold at 75c premium. Closing Prices. W HEAT—November, 8134¢: December, 8114¢; May. 843 CORN—November, 2#4c; December, 2314 May. 26%c. OATS—November, 18¢c; December, 185@1814c; May, 217 PORK—December, $7; January, $792%4,; May, 27 “LA;{B—Deczmur, 83 95: January, $4 1 May, $3 874, RIES—December, $3 97%g: January, $4 05; May, $4 2233, Livestock. UNION STOCKYARDS, ILL. Nov. 30.—The aemand for cattle to-day was brisk, and prices for choice kinds were up l0c. The offerinis were moderate. Hogs were in sharp demand and 10c higher. The supply was light. The demand for sheep was eager. Offerings were light. An ad- vance of 10@25¢ was noted, lambs advanclog the most. CATTLE—Receipts. 15,000. Fancy beeves. 36 50 @5 _45: choice 10 vrime 1500 10 1700 I steers, 4 85@5 2 teers. 1200 to 1500 m. £460@4 80; meaium steers. 1100 10 1250 1. $4 10 @4 4d: iair beef steers, 1000 to 1200 Ds. &3 60@ 400: common beef steers. $3 50@3 75: rood 1o cbolce stockers and feeders, #5 50@ ir 10 xood do. 50U to 875 . 52 5C@ : bulls. choice 1o extra, $3 00@3 65: bulls, poor to choice. $1 90@2 90: cows ana heifers, cholce to prime, 83 504 00; cows, fair. to cholce, $2 30@5 40: cows, common {0 falr canners, $1 50 @2 25; calves, good (0 _choice. $4 60@5 L0 calves, common"to g0od. $3 25 44 50; Texas gra steers, $2 60@3 50: Western range steers, ¥3 25 @3 80: Western range cows and_ beifers. 2 50 @3 »0: milkers and springers, B head, $25@40; Texas fed sieers, $3 60@4 25. HUGS—Keceipta. 54,000 Heavy pacxing ana shipping_ lots. $3 35@3 65° common 10 choice mixed, 83 85@3 70: choice assoried. 35 50G@ 365: heht §335@3 65: pigs. $2 9083 65. SHEEP—Keceipts. 12.000. iRiecic 0 choice, 12@3 75; lambs, 33 50@> £0. Receipts at Kansas City. KANSAR CITY. Mo.. Nov. 30.—HOGS—Re- celpts, 8000. Market strong. Light. 83 40@5 45; ?‘G;lslgs 83 35@3 50: beavy, $3 30@3 45; pigs, CA'I TLE—Receints, 9000. Marketsteady to 10c highier. Native steers, best, $4 10 @ 4 50; fair to 83 15@4 10; cows and beifers, best, $295 )3 fair o good, $1 75@2 95: stockers and Ofl: gzllm 1 7. 0 $5@11. s, 4 : ca Vs, SHEEP—Keceipts. 400u. Market steady. Lambs 82 75@+ 30: mutions, $1 30@3 20. Receipts at Omahna. SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 30 —HOGS— Receint+, 2500. Mark tive, Light IMBmllEd, 83 555 60 heavy, §3 30@5 45. 3 i co H tesders, £37562 85, S P I SHEEP—Heoripts, 400, Market strong. Feed- {ng lambs, $3 25; saeep, §2 85, o NEW YORK STOCKS, Bonds, Exchange, Money and Raliroad Shar Money on call eafly at 2@214v: last Joan a* 2% and closing offered a 2%. Prime mercantile paper, 4@4%,7. Bar siver, 60c. Mexican doiiars, 5054c. business in Benkerd for 60 aays and $4 863,@4 Pills n 4 83. Government’ ponds steady: duli: raurosa ponds weaker. was negiected. CLOSING STOCKS. ‘Americar Express111 Amerlcan Tobacco 7434 Preferred. 01 Bay Staie Gas. Baltimore & Oh Brunswick Land: Buffalo, Roch & Canada Pacific. Southe: Canton Land. N ¥, Chicag 1st preferred. |- 2d preferred. N Y& N H Central Pacifi Ches & Ubio. 6 Chicago Altor 160 Preferred. 162 Chicazo, B Chicago & K Til Preferred. Chicago Gas Cleve & Plusbarg. 160 Consolidation Coal. 31 Congolidated G € C C& St Louis. Pacitic Mail Peorin. D & 15/ Reading. . Erfe .. _Preferred. 14/St P M & M Fort Wayne. Silver Certiticates Great Northern pid131 uthern Pacific. Green Bay. Texas Pacific Kansas & Texas. Preferred. . Preferred. Kingston & Penn Lake Erle & Westn 1814 Preferred Union Pacitic Preterred. .. 70 "|U P Den & Gul: Lake Shore. 16014, U 8 Cordage.. Natlonal Lead..... 2434 Preferred Preferred. Gunranteed Long Isiand U S Expres: Loutsville & Nash. 487 U S Leathe Louisville, Na&Ch 3 Preferred Preferred. 114/0 S Rnbber. Manhattan Con.... 94 | Preferred. .. Utica & B River. Wab S L & Pacific. Memphis & Charls 15 | Mexican Centrs ez Michigan Central.. 90 ~ | Preferred Mion &S L — | Wells-Farg Preferred. —— - |Western Union, Minn & St L com 1st preferred. Wisconsin Centrai, 19 756 |Wheeling & LE. 2d preferred 47 | Preferred. Missouri Pacific... 2234/Am Coiton Oil pfd. Mobile & Uhio. 22 'W. U Beef | Nashville & Chatt. 673%|Ann Arbor, National Linseed 15 Preferred. N J Central.. 101%{Brookiyn T North Americas 474/Erle 2d ptd. CLOSING BONDS. Ala Class A ds.....10134 Do Class B 4, 55,101 1| Cen Pac 1sts 0f'95.102 Cherokee 4s, 1896.102 108 102 102 UR& Do consol 5: Or Short Line 8. Do consel 5 Pacific 630! '97 Den & R Glist.....114 Kansas Pa Consois 68 Ks Palsts Den Divlis N J Cent Gen bs...118 N Y C & St Louis'ds108 Nor & \West Gen 65117 N Caroiina con 4s. 9714 Do 6s. 119 |Va tanding aent. Do reglstered. . Do deferred 6s. Wasbash 1st Ga | West Shore_ 4 FOREIGN MARKETS, WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL. is firm at 7s 6d. Cargoes firm at 86s, arrived. FUTURES. © Sterling Exchauge, 60 days. Steriing Exchange, sight. Steriing Cabies..... New York kxchange, sight. New York Exchange, telegrap Fine silver, P ounce. Mexican Doliars. 114 PRODUCE MARKET. maintained with and $1 6U@1 6234 for extra choice for miiling. CALL BOARD SALES. ctls, 31 617: 4000, $1 6;/1.6. 20,000, $1 6134 ctls. $163: 22,000, $1 6814 14,000, $1 627 December- 00, 81 52%45; | valued at 860,300, to Cork. choice bright, 92145c: Chevalier, $1'10@1 20 B cul. CALL BOARD SALES. 981je. | 89c; 2000, 9934c: 2000, 9914 2000, 877 ubje. BUCKWHEAT—$1 26@1 85 P ctl. FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS, FLOU R—Net cash prices ate as follow extras, $5 fine, $4 15 4 60 B bbl. Cracked Corn, $19@20 § on. #575: Cornmeal, $- 35: extra cream do, #3; Rolied Oats (bbls), lg@s #3 75@4; Split Peas, $350; 100 s, HAY AND ¥rEEDSTUFFS. All descriptions remain unchanged. ton for outside brands. MIDDLING=—$18@19 for lower grades and 425 Wine, gals. $19 5U@20 60 B ton for the best. 870} Wool, b FEEDSTUFF~ — Rolled Barley, $19 50@20; Oilcake Meal at the mill, $23 B ton; jobbing, $24; clipped Oats, £1 50@1 33 @ cti. AY—Wheat, $8@10 50; Wheat 10; Ont, $6@9; Barley. 87! $5@6 50; Alaifa. $5 50@6 9 b0: siock. $5@8: Clover, $6@3 B ton. STRAW—35@50¢c B bale. BEANS AND SEEDS. BEANS—Quiet. No further change In prices Bayos are quotable at $1 40@1 60: Small Whites, $1 20@1 35: Large Whites, $110@1 25 B otl; : Reds, 31 20@1 25; Blackeye, 2 50: Limas, $1 78 Pinks, 31 15@1 2 81@1 20; Red Kiduey, $2 2 @1 ¥5: Butters, $1 25@1 50: Pen, $1 25@1 45. SE ¥ Ds—Brown Musiard, $2 75? tard, $2 10@2 25 B et1: Fiax, §1 8o Seed, 114@z%c B o: Hewp, sbac. POTATOXS, POTATOEF—Receipts are not heavy and the market rules firm. Sweet Potatoes, 65c@8$1 P ctl in - Early Rose, 35@50c; ver Reds, 456@50c; Burbank Seealings, 25@10c %a@!l - sacks and 75c@$1 26 In bx for Rivers and ctl for Salines. ONIUN=S—Firm at 44 B ctl. VEGETABLES—Musnrooms quotable at @ I for common and 10@1%%ec B I for buttons; Marrowtat rquash, $4@b ¥ ton; Egg Plant, Bterling ¥xchanze steady, with actual £ 8816@4 u3%, 87 for demand. Posted Tates, 34 24@é 57hs. Commercial biils, $4 ¥2@ State bonds Siiver a the board Pittsburs & W pfd. 15 i 168 14/ Tol A A & N Mich.— Tol Oblo & Central 23 5 Tol 8t Lonis & K C * 6 15 .20 Northern Pac 1sts.115 Do 2 116 . 9934 107%4(Phila & Reading 4s 80%4g Ch&N P Tr Rewsbs 42| Do 1stpfd incom. 47 DC3-65s... 10934k GrandeWest 1sis Tdlg St L&IronMiGenbs 74 [Union Pac 1sts 96.10214 U S 4s reg of 1925.1193, Do trust reptscpd_ 7 .105 LIVERPOOL, ENG., Nov. 30.—The spot market The Produce Exchange cable gives the following. WHEAT AND OTHER (;RAENS. WHEAT—The Socoto takes for Cork 18,247 ctls, ‘valued at §22.871. Both spot and future prices were some falling off in business. Quoted at $145@150 B ctl for common grades, $15214G1 b5 for average No. 1,31 0744 for choice INFORMAL SESSION—9:15 o’clock—May— 30,000 24,000, §162; 18.000, #186i3; SECOND SESSION — May—4000 ctls, $1 6114; REGULAR MORNING EESSION — May—31,000 26,000, $1 6315; 000, | 20@35¢c B b; | TBARLEYShipment of 62,88 ctls Brewing, The market Is firm at the advanced prices. We quote Feed, 85@30cs Brewing, 95¢@$1; ~o..1 SECOND 8xss1oN—December,2000 ctls. 90c: 4000, 8014c. May—2000, 98Yc; 400U, 98%4c; 10,000, KEGULAR MORNING SESSION—May—4000 ctls, AFTERNOON SESSION—May—2000 culs, £8%c; 0ATS—No change to report. White range from 81 10 to $1 35 B cil. according to quality. Black, _Family 10: pakers' extras, $4 90@5; super- CORNMuAL. KETC.—Feed Corn, $18@19 B ton; MILLSTUFFS—Prices 1n sacks are as follows, usual discount to the trade: Grabam Fiour, $2 85 100 1bs: Rye Flour, $2 75 § 100 1bs; Rice hnuur. $3: Oatmeal, $3 50: Oat Groats, $4: Hominy, 83 10 @3 30; Buckwheat Flour, 83 :5@3 50: Cracked Wheat, $3 50; Karina, $4: Whole Whea: Flour, 40: Pearl Barley, Green do, $4 25 BRAN—$14@!4 50 for the best and $13@13 50 d Oat, 87@ 50; River Barley, : compressed, $6@ Yeiow Mu 1 40: Cana ;" Altalis, 53,@6%c: Rape, Niles, $1@1 15 ctl; Green, ONIONS, VEGETABLES, Okra. 8@9c B Ib; Cabbage, 40@50c B ctl; Carrous' 80@4Vc @ sack; Garlic, 1%3@2c B Ib. BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS. BUTTER—Dealers quote previous prices. R mANERY—Fancy, 15@260; seconds, 221424 1 Norfolk & Westrn. 1054 | = DATRY—Fancy, 22@23c: 200d to cholce, 20@ Preferred 187 | 21c; sower grades, 16@18¢c B b 2 Northern PICKLED—16@ 18c B I. _Preferred.. FIRKIN—15@17¢ B . CREAMKRY | UB—18@ 190 B . CHELSE—Cholce mild new quotable at 11@12¢ ‘common to good old, 8@10c; Cream Cheddar, 11@ 12c: Young America, )1%5@12%gc: Western, 113y @12%j4c¢; Kastern, 1214@13%4¢ B b. EGuS—Are weakening and_stocks are gradually Increasing. Eastern, 25@27Yc for fancy and 21@ 22c 1or cold-storage: ranch Kggs, 2714@30c for nllety’, 3214@35¢ for smail to medium and 36@ for fancy: Duck Eggs, 206¢. POULTRY AND GAME. POULTRY—A car of Eastern will be offered to- day. Live Turkeys, 12@1%c @ 1 for Gobblers, 12@13¢ B I for Hens: Dressed Turke s, 12@15c; Geese, # palr, 31 26@1 50; Gos Ings, 81 50@1 75; Dacks, 53 60@4 50 for old ‘an 5 for young; Hens, $4 5 B doz: Roosters, youns, $4@4 50; o, old, :4(3 50; Fryers, $5 25@3 50 broilers, 88 25@3 5 for large and 82 75@3 for small: Pigeons, $1 26@ " Preferred. RioGrande 1 50 B dozen for young and $1 for old. Colo Fuel & Iro 1 referred GAME~-Dechined sharpiy yesterday under free Preferred. Rock Islaod.. receipts and a decreased demand. Quail. $1@ Cotton 01l Cerr. 1434 RomeWat&Ogden.118%; | 1 25 9 dozen: Mallard, $3: Canvasback, 83@y;: Commercial Cabie,150 St L &S W. 434 | Sprig, 81 50@2; Teal, 81 25: Widgeon, $1 20@ Del-Hudson........126 Preferred. 20 150: smali Luck, $1: English Suipe, $1 50: Juck Del Lack&Westro. 168 [st Paul. 733 | Soipe, 75¢; Hare, $1; Rabbits, $1 26@1 50 for Cot- Denver & R G..... 1134 Preterred 2954 and 81 for small: Gray Geese, $2 50@3; Preferred. St Paul & Diiath... 20 . | Whiie Geese, $1; Brant, 81 50@1 75 B dozen. Distillers. Preterred P General Electric. St Paul & Omal DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS. ORCHARD FRUITS—- ¢ Bix cars of Eastern Apples, aggregating about 8000 boxes, have arrived since Friday and prices are much-lower in consequence. goc:lln( Coal. [Sugar Refldnexy ] Apples, 85@90c box for cholce, $1@1 25 for ocking Valiey. ‘referred .- fancy Red, 31 : . T omestakbn... {Tenn Coul & Ixon.. 28" | FoL. R B S Preferred. . ¥, | pearm 40@78c ® box: Winter Nellis, 75c@$1 2. Persimmons, 25@76¢ B box. BERRIBSS s R Cranberries from Cape Cod, bbl; from C00s Bay, $2 50 B box. . Strawberries—None in. Raspberries, nominal. GRAPES—Ars dull. Black Grapes, 40@50c B box; Verde s, 40@:0c B box: Cornichois, sv@50e. Grapes in crates bring 10@15¢ more than'1n boxes. CITRUS FRUITS—No change in any kind. Mandarin Oranges are quotable at $1@1 25; Grape Frult, 6@7 B box; New Navel Oranges. $3@4: Seedlings, $1 50@2 25. Lemons, $1@1 50 for com- mon and $2@2 50 P box for good to choice: Mexi- can Limes, $3@4 50; Callfornia Limes, 30@75¢: Bananas, $1@2 $ bunch: Pineapples. $2@4 P doz. DRIED FRUITS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETC. DRIED FRUITS— The New York Commercial Bulletin says: *The scarcity of French Prunes beretofore has had lit- tle influence on the market, as the majority of buyers seem to prefer the Callfornia frui at the comparatively low prices that have prevailed. The imports of Krench Prunes so far this season are about double the quantity recelved during the cor- responding period a yesr ago. but stiil fall much short of the average for the past fonr years. 1t is reported that tie shortage in the supply of small size California Prunes may result in the revivai of the imporiing of Turkish, and that thie deficlency Alabama, class C.. 98 8 of iurge sizes will be made up by France. Nothing Atchison 4s 7834 . 5434 | definite on tmis peint can be learned, but it Is un- Do 2ds A. 4134 85" | derstood that several of Lhe steamers now in the Canada Souih 248.104: Do b Y4 | Megiterranean loadiag Dried Fruits for New Yorx may when they arrive be found (o have a quantity of Turkish Prunes in their cargoes.” Quotations on the Frui: Exchange are as fol- 3 CARLOAD LoTS—Apricots are_quotable at 6@9c for Koyals and 1114@12c for choice to fancy Moorparks; Prunes, 51/ for the 4 sizes; Peaches, 4@bje for prime to choice, 644@7c for fancy and 10cor peeled in boxes: Dples 5340 B B for Do 4s. 89 ISt L& FGen 6s.108 | evaporated and 2@21he for sun-dried; Pears. Eri» 2ds.. 64 (St Panl Consols....1 2% 5¢ for prime to choice, 4@5Ygc for quarters a. FeW&DenCity 1sts 6414(3t P C & Pa lsts ..117 1uc for halves: Piums. 4c for pitted and 134¢ GH&SAESs 9L ""|So Carolina 434s... 10214 | for unpitted; Nectarines, 315@44¢ for cholce and Do 2d Ts.. 100 [Sounthern R K ds... 89 Bljpe 10r fangy; W hite Figs, 3c; Black Figs, 214 Gen E_‘r('c Deb bs. 22 Do Pac Cal 1sts.. 107 @<iac. H & Tex Cent 5s...108 (Tenn new 8s....... 78 JOBBING PRICES—Peaches, 4%@6%c B I: Docon6s.........100 |Texas Pac 88 | fancy, 61@7%c ® h: peeled, 12100 ¥ I Apri- Towa Central Isis.. 100 |iaxas Pac 2ds.. .. 21 | cois, 63@9c @ Ib: fency, 10c; Moorparks, 12@ 13c¢; evaporated Apples, v84c; sun-dried, 234@3c; Prunes, 3%,@4c for the 4 sizes: Figs, black, sc for | La Consol 4s.. 86 | Dois coupon....1194 | unpressed and 3@334c for promed: white Fies, | Missouri fundipg...— |U 8 4s reg of 1007.169 " | dc: Plums, 44@bc for pitted and ilge for un' MKT zd 5814/ Do 4s, coupon pitted: Nectarines, 4@6c B Ib for primé to fancy; Do 4s. 841 Do2s Pears, 215@bc for whole, 432@5%ac for quarters Mobile & Uhio'ds. 68 | Do bs, reg and 415@6Y4c for halves. Mutual Union 6s..108 | Do bs. coupon RAISINS— CARLOAD PRICES. ¥. 0. B. FRESNo—Four-crown loose, 5l4c; 8-crown, Al4c: d-crown, Blge: seed- less Sultanas, Sige; seedless Muscatels, 414z 8- crown London luyers, $115; clusters, 1 50: Dehesa clusters. #2 50; lmperial clusters, 83: dried Grapes, ¢ B D. JOBBING PRICES—SAX FRANCISCO—Four-crown, Iouse, B34c: 8-crown, 434¢: 2-crown, 834c: seedless Sultanas. 534c: seedless Muscatels, 4 Jac; 8-crown London layers,” $1 25: clusters, $1 50; Dehesa ciusters, $2.75; Imperial clusters, 83 25. NUTS—Chestnuts quotable at 8@10c: Walnuts, 815@7c B I for s.andarc and 9@9%ac B b for softshell: Almonds, 8@B%ac for Languedoc, agw,a for hardshell and S@dc for paper-shell, jobbiug; Peanuts, 4@6c -for Eastern and 4c for California: Hickory Nuts, 5@6c B_Ib: Pecans, Liverpool guotations for No. 2 Red Winter: loko: : 3y December, 75 yd: anuary, 74 %ad; Febroary, 7a TH0%. 8 n e ST R N Yad; March, 7s 34d. HONEY—Comb, 1u@)2igc for bricht and 5@9¢ SECURITIES. for lower urades; water-w hite_extracted, 5@54e: LONDOYN, Exa., Nov. 50. — Consols, 11214; | light amber extracted, 4%4@4%4c; dark amber, 4@ silver, 287gd; French Rentes, 1021 65c. 4o darks, 2G5 B . 4 paen e N EESWAX—25@:6C ¥ . EXCHANGE AND 5 : ey A PLEOVISIONS, CURED MEATS—Bacon, 6c 8 Ib for heavy, 7¢ B b for light medium. 94c for Iight. 10c B B for extra light and 1134c B Ib for sugar-cured. 1 ern sugar-cured iams, 13@13l5c: Californla Bams, 11@liYhe: Mess Beef. #7@7 50; extra mess do. $8@S 50; family do, §9@9 50: exira prime Pork. £7 50@8: extra clear, $18 @ bbl; mess, $14 B bbl: Smoked Beef, 10¢.3 . LA'RD—Kasiern, tierces, is quoted &t bljge for compound aud 6@BYc for pure: palls, 7ci Call- foralu Uerces, 5@5Y4¢ @ B for compound and Gi4c for pure: hali-bbis, G34c: 10-1b tins. T34cs do 6-1b, c @ b. ‘@U'l“lu«.ENE——Sl/‘@Gl,fic in” tlerces and 73,@ 8%jc In 101 tins. HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS.. HIDES AND SKINS—Heavy salted steers, 8@ +| 83uc: culls and brands, 7@7Y;¢: medium, 7@74¢: culls and dbrands. 6@6lgc: light, 8@6Ygc: culls and brands, 5@54c; Cowhides. 6@6bgc: culls ana ted Calf, 8c B Ib; ary Calf, 15¢; culis. 1Lc: Goatskins, be each; Kids, 5¢; Deerskius, gooa summer, medium, 15@20 winter, T@9c; 81 5234, s Sheepskins, shearlings, 10@ :5¢ each; short wool, AFTERNOON SESSION—-May—2000 ctls, $1 631y: | 20@35¢ each; medium, 40@50c each; long wools, 6000. $1 6314; 12,000, $1 6315; 2000, 81 63; | 6U@BUC each. 2000, $1 62%;:'14,000, $1 6274, 2 TALLOW—No. 1, rendered, 8c; No.2, 21ac B : refined, 5iyc; Grease, ze“r . WOOL—We quote Fall Wool: Humboldt and Mendocino, 8@yc B Ib: free_northern, 7 Vac; middle counties, tree. 516@7c; do. defective, 4y @6c; San Joaquin, 3@5c; do. foothil', 5@Tc; Fasi- .ern . regon spring. 75%@%: Valiey O,egon, 1135 INFORMAL Bx8s10N—:16 o'clock —May—a000 | @12¥3C: do.fall and inmbs’, 11@11%ac. Hrd e y OP~_p@1lc® b for fair 1 choice, and 12 s 9B%c: 4000, 9B%4ci 2000, 963ci 4u00. | 30y, ,...?}. F_ " @ GENERAL MERCHANDISE, BAGS—Cgleutta Grain Bags, spot, 414c. Wool Bags, 2414@2814¢. - 88 B ton; Southfield Wellington, $7 50 § ton; Seattle, $5 50@6; Bryant, 5@5 60: Coos Bay, 85: Wallsend, $6: Scotch, —; Brymbo, —: Lum- for ieed, 90c@81 U5: for seed, 1 20@1 5; Gray, | berland, $13 % ton in bulk_and 814 in sks; Peansvi- nominai: Red, 8181 10: Surprise. 51 50@1 60, " | vanm- Anthricie Kea S11G15 B tons Weran A CORNInaciive and weak. _Large Yellow, 8@ | thracite, 88@10; Cannel, 88@8 50; Rock Springs, 8214c: Small Kound do, $1° B cil; White, 80@ | Castle Gate ang Pieasant Valles, 87 60; Coke, 87350 B ctl. 12 in bulk and $13 9 ton in sks. KYE—$10214@1 05 cul. SUGA tt—The Western Sugar Refining Company quotes, terms net_os Cube and Crushe e FPowdered, 5lgc: Fine Crushed, 6c; Dry Granu- lated, 4%c: Confectioners’ A, 47c: Magnolis A, 4lgc: EXira C, 4%c; Golden C, 4%4c: half barrels 34c more than barrels, and boxes 3¢ more. SAN FEANCISCO MEAT MARKET. ‘Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh- terers are as follows: VISA L—Large, 414@5 PORK—Live Hogs, 3340 for xme and medium cms;i:;:_sg,.?lfi %!ffl"r. Bijgc: second do, 4@5¢: HTTONTNL s e Ewes, 600 B b d B14c for small; dreased do, A@54c B 1. RECEIPTS OF YRODUCE FOR 24 HOURS. 1,125/ Raisins, boxes. 4,908 Tallow, ctls. '800|Quicksilver,fisky 180 845 Flaxseed. sks.... 5,034 850 Paper, reams. 4,800 418/ Chicory, bbs.... g; 134| Lime, dbls 44 THE STOOK MARKET. There was quite a spurt in the middle stocks on the noon informal session, and Chollar sold up to $2 35, Potosi to $1 10 and Savage to 67¢; but the market did not hold up, and prices on the after- noon call were off again. After the board nere was a bad break, Chollar selling down to $1 75, Con. Cal & Va. to #1 55, Potos! to 85c, Savage to 49¢, Gonld & Curry to 51c, and 80 on. Overman is assessed 10c. Additlonal reports from the Comstock are as follows: . In the Ophir mine during the week they extend- ed west crosscut 2 from the somth drift on the 1000 level, 17 feet, passing through porpnsry 8LOWIDg clay seams; total length, 214 feet. In:he ©ld central Jtunnel ‘workings of :he Ophir, from the sill floor from the west crosicut from the Mexican shaft, at a point 132 feet in from its mouth, the south drifc has been extended 6 feet y ;ge.u%ob:xli ou;-m].mn 950ci Gmo‘,n.g: s :m:n:?‘n‘two worklnn.;nqlnu $5 to $10 rge box: ‘eppers, : T ton; length 14 feet. From the west cross- Green Peas, 4@6c; String Beans, 4@5¢ B 1b; Dited | cut from the d'rl‘l":nn northwestérly from the Mexicun shaft—56 fee: above the tunnel level—a point : 04 feet in from its mouth. from an old upt raise 13 feet above the sill floor of this level, the south drift has been extended 4 feet, passing through a quartz formation assaying $4 to 87 per ton: (otal iength 64 feet. From this level they have removed 52 tons of ore, being the remuinder of the ore stored in the mine, {0 the surface ore bins. The ore ion. gnve an averageassay of $34 79 per Jn the Hale & Norcross mine, on the 900 level. upraise 2 has been carried up 7 feet: total height, 44 feet: top In porphyry and bunches of ore. Have been repairing main northdrift on this level 1100 level—advanced east crosscut from the bot- tom of the winze 12 feet; total length, 32 feet; face 1 porphyry and stringers of quartz. Repor:s from the other mines are unimportant. BRUNSWICK LODE—Conxolidated Caiifornis and Virgiula, Best & Belcher and Gould & Curry— Shaft 2, 300 level—Kast crosscut 1 staried from the siation was extended 40 feet, passing through porphyry and quart tutal length, 133 feet. Tun- Del—The main nnel bas been extended 29 feet, passing through porphyry aud quartz; total lengch in Best & Belcher ground, 136 feet. West crosscut 5, which started 0 feer from the mouth of the tunnel, was advanced 13 feet: total length, 170 feet: face in porphyry. The joint west crosscut on Gould & Curry boundacy has been advanced 18 feet, passing through porphyry and quaetz: totul lengia, U8 feet. HALE & NORCROSS (Brunswick lode)—Shaft 1 has been sunk 12 feet on the Incline, passing through hard footwail rock, total depth 727 feel. 400 level—, . 1 east crosscut started from Lhe sta- tion and turned south was advanced 12 feet, toial length 8O feet; face in POTphyry. Siarted & west crosscut from the face of this drift and extended the same 16 feet, connectiug wi.h the north drift from No. 2 east crosscut through porphyry and str ngers of quartz. After makiug the «onneciion staz.cd an esst crosscut in this south drift ana ex- tended the same 18 feet; face n porphyry and quartz. No. 2 east crosscut—Advauced the north drift started from this crosscut 66 feet from the main south drift x4 feet: total lengih 45 feet, through quartz und porphyry varsying from 14 to 18 inches in wiath aud sssaylug from $5 to $10 per ton. Started an east Crossout from this norch dritc b feet from the face, and extended the same through quartz and porphyry assaying $3 to $10 per tou. feet; face in quartz and OCCIDENTAL LOX. week ending November 27 says: Tphyry. hard porpuyry. advanc, winze. payab.e to-day. idends during the past month: NaxE. Per Share. Centrui Gaslighi $1 00 (Gas Consumers’ 15 Xdison L. and P. Co. 6635 Oakland Gas Co 26 Pacific Gas 1mp. 50 Pacitic Lightug G 35 & F. Gaslight 35 Spring Valley b0 San Jose Water. 50 Caltfornia-street 50 Culifornia Cotion sl 100 Pucitic Auxillary Fire 5 Pacific * onst Borax 5 €0 Alaska Packers’ Ass 7 Hutchinson Plantation. 25 Pucific Telephone. 40 Sunset Telephone.. 25 Homestake Mining 26 Ontario Mining C 10 Total.. pares ds follows: 1895 Gas compantes. $96,833 Water companies 62,741 Raiiroad compa Sugar companies. Telephone compa: Mining companies. Miscelianeous com; Totals. .$266,406 EOAKD SALES, 14/ 50 CC&V..1.70) 15| 56 08/150 er...411500 = 1080 100 Mexcn... 600 Alpha. 200 300 A 200 Belcl 200 Beicner. 200 100 Bullion.. 100 . 00 CCEV Toard yesterday: BFOULAR rreavnv—1n:wy, 180 m&vf;l""' )i500 Mexican .57 COAL~—Welington, $8 B ton: New Wellington, | Challenge Con. Con. Lmperial. Confidence mwn Polnt... tSierraNev Icureka Con ... Excheauer . Goula & Curry. 52 bl & Norer. 105 t3|Utah. . 100 Lockwood Con 200 do do 100 Savannah 100 do stopped this crosscut and resumed work in No. 2 east crosscut 92 feet from the maln south drift and extended the same 4 teet, total length 96 —The_ofiicial letter for the 550 level—Tne upraise from north drift has connected wiih the sheft and we haye good air. The maln east cross- cut oa this level has been extende. 17 feet; total lengin, 5u9 feet. At a point 56y feet in we cut through a streak of quartz 2 leet wide showlng some value, and the face of Lhe crosseut is now In 800 levei—The south Gnft was 20 feet; total length, 48 feet: face in quartz and scft porphyry, with a litle water. suve siarted an east crosscut frem bouom of It Is now.in 6 feet iu porphyry and quartz A alviaend of 50 cents per share on the capital stobk of ihe Pacific Sheev Metal Works will be ‘I'he 10liow1ng local Incorporations disbursed div- Amount. ....5398,964 A°summary of the dividends for November com- 1896. $99.991 65,7 41 393,964 L CLOSING QUOTATIONS. ° MONDAY. Nov. 80-4P. x. . Bb| Yellow Jucken 1600 Scorpion. .04 341400 8 B &M...14 15/200 8 Nev. 55300 Utah... 300 ¥ sckile 30 400 Scorpion..04 700 5 Nev. STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE, Following were the saivs in the San Francisco Btock Board yesterday: REGULAR MORNING SESSION. ~nMMWNCING 9:30, 400 Potos!. 00 10 Unlon C...49 Tollowing wore ihe :aius in the Pacific Stock 61 40 51 13 1a gk 01 (2 a0 Bl . 46 47 . V& 08 84 35 26 27 44 45 MONDAY. Nov. 30-2 2. u. UNITRD STATES BONDs. Drd, Laked. Bid Asked U S 4s coun.110 — [USdsreg...100 1103, Do new 1ssueil9dy — MISCELLANKOUS BONDS. Ca'-stCbleSs. 111 112 PacRoll Mfs, — - Cal Eléc L 65125 — |U0o2d1s6s.. — g CotraC W bs 9215 9714 P &0 Ryos, — 116 Dpy» tex-cp — ~ 9734/P&Ch Ry 6s. 95 100 Fdsn L&P 68125141271 Pwi-st KR 65105 116 F&CH RR 68101 7105 " |keno, WL&L — 105 Geary: R6s100 105 I|Sacto P& L. — 100 losang L6s — 100 |[SFENPR5:.100 101 DoGnteed 8s — 10 PRR Ariz6s 9814 Mxt-stCble6s120 — ISPRRCUal ds.11 — DotirCon 0s. 105710834/ PRK (al b5, — 100 Natvints 35t — *100 - PBIRCHIGs. 963 N R 10034105 19502 oo N Ry Cal 6s.100° 105 GEE 63 — lfl:% N Ry Cal 38, — 80 Xl . Oak Gas bt — 104 |sutter-stR3s.1093; — Do 2 Is 5s...106! Visulia W Cbs Ohiaioas g 210024 . WATER STOCKS. Contra Costa — 3315San Jose. MarinCoi.... 49 — " prng Vi @AS STOCKS. 35 |Pacific Light Stockton. ... b4 Pac Cas Imp 8815 &9’ . INSURANCE STOCK3. Fireman'sFd16214180 |Sun. 49 4934 [§an Francsco 9734 95 COMMEMNCIAL BANK m’zx\.' 126 AmerB&1TC. — — |LondonP&A.. anglo-Cal.... 64 59 |LondoW&sF. Bank of Cal..284 240 |Merch Ex. Ual SD&T ColUS 110 |Nevada. First Nationil80 185 [Sather BCo. BAVINGS BANK STOCKS. Gers&LCo.. 1880 1500 . |Sav &1oan HumbS&L.1100 — [Securls Mutual....... — 40 SFsav Uniond70 495 STREET RATLROAD STOCKS. g'u:gnu....m 110 Sardecst,.. 435 43 0. ter-st. ... SL&H: - 1 A.' ilju: POWDER STOCKS. AtlantieD... — — [Glant Con.. 7215 — |Judson D. 70 7100 [Vigorit. o > MISCELLANXOUS STOCKY. Alaska Pkrs, 97 98 (NatVinCo. — 2o BlkDCoalCo. — 10 | ceanicSSCo 31 2§ CaiCot Milis — — [PacAuxFA — 4 Edson Light124 125 |PacBoraxCo. 9! = GasConAswn. — — [Pao Roll Mill — = Ger Lead Co. 80 100 [Part F Painico — 7 awC&sCo.. ) 17 ic Tra il Hutch S PLo zc?/’.' 2514lba T&TC.0 = = MerExAssn..100 110 (Sonset T&T. — — M Elec Ligni — 43,[United CCo. — SALES—MOENING ss83104. Foard— 140 Giant Powder Con. . 50 do do.... 32 50 Hutchinson ¥ Co.. 138 80 $5000 S V 6% Bonds 15 80 185 Hawalian Commercial. 18 51 180 do do .. 23 00 #3000 Market-st Ry Con 5% Bons W s 97 624 97 50 Street— o0 50 Giant Powder Con. 50 8 F Gaslight. 10 do do 18 Py HE 0. 5 10, s 258V Water. ¥7.80 8 do do 85 do do 5 do do Street— 25 Oakland Gas, REAL ESTATE TRANSAOTIONS. Bryan and Loulsa Page to Delia F. Page, lot on SW corner of O’Farreli and Laguna streets, W 275 by S 120; $5. Delia F. Page to John J. Brady, same; 85. * Joseph M. Wood 10 same, same, quitclaim deed; $10. Stetson G. and Jaretta B. Hinds to Christine R. Coilins, lot on N Itue of Union streat, 137:6 E of Devisadero, k 27:6 by N 13 0. Jens P. Lersen to Inger Larsen, loton S line of Post stzeet. 26 W of Baker. W 30'by 5 80: gitt. Francis Deekelman to Amalla Deekelman, lot on N W line of Lyon and Grove stree:s, W 31:3 by N 100; eift. Thomas Bromley to Elizabeth Bromley and Alice M. Snape, lot on NW corner of Fitteench and Harrison treets, W 150 by A 120; sifi. James H. Haidley to Eliza_A. Handley, lot on W line of ‘Treat avenue, 165 N of Tweniy-secoud street, N 28 by W 122:6: sift. Frabk aod Minnle M. McMullen to Pacific Mutuar Benevolent and. Loan Association, 1ot on SE corner of Hill and Noestreets, E 110 by 26: also loc on E line of Noe street. 26:6 3 of Hill, 5 25 d Ella C. Henkenlus to same, same $10. (two pieces) James H. Hardl>y to Eliza A. Handlev, lot on W line of Columb.a (Florida) street, 182 N of Twenty-thd, N 52 by W 100; also lot on NE line of Fourteenth avenue, 75 Sk of M_street, SE 50 by NE 100, ~outh San Francisco: gift. 1 Zita Perin', Lugeus and Jacoo Paperato Letizia Favilla (wife of Cueribino), lot on E line of Mont- gomery street, 112:6 N of Vallejo, N 25 by E 20: 810. John T. and Hannah Hansell, Fanny and Wil- llam Hencke, Julia R and Danlel Kennedy to Harry Block, iot on E line of Larkln street, 112:6 N of Eilis, N 25 by E 68:9; $10 George £i. Jones 10 Elia Lee Jones, undivided half of lot ou SK'line of Sherwood-piace, 100 NE of Third street. NE 60, SE 110, SW 20, NW 65, SW 40, N'W 55: gi A.%. and Emma C. Baldwin to George H. Zeh, lot on_W line of Seventh avenue, 178 N of D street, N 25 by W 120, $10. Fr derick B. Joyce to Julia H. Small, lot on N Jine of M street, 110 W of Ninth avenue, W 27:6 by N 100; $10. “John J. aud Margaret E. Moran to Frederick C. ‘Renz, lot on SE corner of Brazil avenue aud Athens street. 150 by K 160. lot 1, block 73, Excelsior Homestead Association: $10. . Houora Be 1tly (Townsend) to Thomas Weich, 1ot on NE line of i welfth avenue South, 175N W of F street South. NW 50 by NE 100, block 2: South San Francisco Homestead 'and Railroad Assuciation; $10. Estate of Patrick Cosgrove (by Joseph Cosgrove adminis.raior) 10 Jane McWillfams, iot on SW corner of Thirtletn and Merced streets, W 70 by S i25, belng lots 116 and 117, Mission and Thirtieth Streets Homestead Uniou; $1000. ALAMEDA COUNTY. A. M. Meyer to Willam Jenningson, lot on SW corner of Nneteenth and Cypress streets, W 122:9 by S 75, block 805, Bacge 1 ruct. Oukiand: $10. Catnerine E. and George N. Walton (0 M. E. Psolo and Caroline Gaveiln, ot on S line of West Toirteenth street, 136 E of Center, E 50 by S 110, belng lot 46 and portion of Iot 45, Map of Center - street Aome l0ts, Okland; E535. Martha Bixby to Levl &. Bixby, lot on E line of Brush sireet, 65 S-0f Tweatiesh, S 33 by K 80, black 293, Oakluna: gift. Joseph . and Mary E. Fleming to Alfred Bush- nel', ovon W line of Twenty-first avenue, 65 N of Fast Twenty-third stre-t, N 50 by W 127:6, being lots 49 and 30, block 76. map of lots in Brooklyn, East Onkland: $10. ‘Alred Bushnell to R. H. Maddock, same, East Oakl.nd; $10. Mary Jucksch to Pierre and Marie Laulhe, lot on W line of Seventh street, 201:3 » of Holyoke, 8 100 by W 130, block K, Trace B, Berkeley Land anaTown Improvement Assoclatfon. Berkeley: §5. Charles 5. Holmes to Port Blakely il Com- pany, loton S line of High street. 41 & ot Howard, % 80 by S 116. being lots 2 and 3, Howard Tract, Brooklyn Township: $10. Elizabeth Farwell to Port Blakely Mill Company, same to correct 314 d. 89, Brooklyn Township, quitclaim deed: £5. ‘Annie Wynne to Mary £. Connell, lot on N line of Pacific svenue, 75 K of Ben:on street. E 25, N 101:11, W 25,8 10184 to beginning, being 1ot 4, block 4, Fiich Tract, Alameda: $10. ‘Ann B. Wright to Anaa A. Cousins, lot on E line of Latayette sireet,81:6 50f Kailroad avenue,S 42 by K 108, Alameua; §10. F. W.and’Anna A. Cousins to Aun B. Wricht, loton W_lineof Walnuts ree, 60 N of Xailroad avenue, N 45 by W 123, being a portion of lots 7, 8and 9, block 24, lands adjacent 10 Encinal, A meda; $10. James Stanley (as administrator of the estate of Thomas 1L Downie) to Constance Sigrist. lois 32, $3.and 33, map of Roberts’Addltion to town of Trvington, Wasnington Township; $270. Constance and Julla Sigrisy 10 Luigi-Valente, same: $20. James and Vina Stanley to same, lots 35 and 36, map of Rover s' Addition to town of Irvington, ‘Wa hington Township: $175. Kichard M. Anthony to Lucy H. Anthony, lot on N W iine of Eighteenth street, 50 W of Myrtie, N 115 by W 200, being lots 2 and 3, block 814, subdivision Alired Barstow ‘Tract, Oakland: $10. James T. and Minerva Glenn t0 Alexander S, Dalziel, lot on W line of Telegraph avenue, 83 S of Thirty-third or Nolan streets, 40 by E 100.95, lot 20 and portion of lots 15 and 18, Boston Tract, Oukland; $10. Jeannette C. Temple to A. J. Samuel. lot on E live of Chestnut street, 80-11 S of Twenty-first, 8 25 by k 102, lot 4, block B, Adeline-street prop- erty, Uakland; $650. David and Nesse Jacobson to Leon B. Goldberg, ot on E corner of Nineteenth avenue and B ‘I'wenty-seven h sireet, SE 250 by NE 140, block 92, N addition to Brooklyn, East rakland; §416. Melanie Langiey to Millie L. Wright and C. F. Langley, 10t on E 11 6 (f Seventh avenue, 100 3 of Kast Twelf:h street, S 50, E 100, N 50, W to be- ginning, East Oakland: also property in San Francisco and Mendocino, subject L0 life estate to ficst party: alao personal property; grant. Pelerand Dorothea K. Madsen to Jacob Junker, 1ot on E line of Ellis street, 75:3 N of Falrview, N 87.60 by k. 12), being the S half of lot 119, Re- gent- treet Homestead, subject 1o contract of sale, v cg'w'm a Coltran 1. H atrick AN ‘ol n 1. Ha'l (Cahill ‘Hall) to Cahill & Hall Elevator (.‘omplgy lco: poration), lot 12, block C, Peraita Park, Berieley: $10. Same tosame, 10t 6, subdivision of map of lots 19, 20..?6 and 31, Peralta Park, Oskiand Town- shi) ¥ 's 'and Dell C. Woodward to John E. Morris, lot on 8 line of Butterworth street, 100 W of Calals, W 25 by S 135, lot 19, block 31, map of re- subdivision of Smith’s subdivision of Matthews’ “Tract, Berkeley; also, lot on N iine of Moss street, 40 E of Lowell, & 40 by N 135. 10t 29, biook 81, same. Berkeley : 2150, 10t _0n & Iine or Kffte sireet, 125 W of Calais, W 50 by 3 182:6, lots 18 and 19, biock 33. same, Ber:eley; also. lot on NW line of Twelfth avenue, 100 NE of East Twent; fourth street. NE 25, NW 100, NE 25. NW 26, Nt 150, ‘i:\\:l flfi,law 200, SKE 150 10 beginnind, East Oak- nd: 3 J. E.'and Jennie L. Morris (o Francls J. Wood- ward. [0t 0n S 1ine of Eff street, 00 W of I omol, W 45 by § 1%2:6, lot 9 rna E 20 jeet of iof & block 24, map of resubdivision of Smith's ubdi- vision to Maithews’ Tract, Berkele; 010 on N line of Moss street, 240 & of Lowell, E 80 by N 135, I 28and 24, block 31, same, Berkeley: a!so lot on Sline of Butierworth sireet, 125 W of Calats, W 25 by S 185, Iot 18, block 31, same, Derkeley: alsolot on Wil of Eie street, 125 W of Cala v S 132, lots 14 and 15, bl tame, Betieley: 10, D ames an artha A. Williams to Ru . Staul Jr., lots 16, 17 and i block fll,flu lrnfr 'er::'Il‘iBDr:rkl!n ‘l'll;’vnlhl 0. - noy to ¥. N. Delanoy, lot on E line of Grand street, 30 S of Encinal avenue, S 30 by E 105, quiiclaim deed, Alameda. $10. Green and Cora Majors to Helen H. Sever- ance, rerecord of 565 d. 419, lot on S !ine of Clin- ton avenue, 393 E.of Union street, E; 49 by S 14 'blsoc’g(nl'l. wap of the Bartlett Tract, Alamed: William F. and Albertina E. Lewls to Lu|z| Val- ente, lot on W line of Harri<on street, 396.65 N of Washington, N 180, W 212,48, S 180, i 2u9.17 to beginning, being lots 29, 30 and 31, Koberts Addi- tiou to Irvingion, W ashington Township; $10. Builders’ Contracts. Royal Eagle Distillers Company with Le June Stucco, work for a 4-s:orv brick bullding, NE cor- ner Powell and £1i 8 streets; $1500: £. Kollotrath, architect. . Same with S. Levi, finish of cabinet work in 2180: same architect. with George Brandiem, walnscoting, etc., sanie; $1750; same architect. Seme with W. G, Watson, plastering, etc., same; O it Wi Rufino& Beanchl, marbl ete. =ame wiih Ruftino chi, marble work, same; $1880; same architect. NOTICE TO MARINERS, !IT‘ ¥rancisco Bar—California. Notice is hereby given that the wh buoy outside San Francisco Bar, Cflllor'l’lll..l"!.::fll in good working order, the whistle having been re- 3 By, omi;;x ucun Ulhaom FRANK COURTIS, Commander U, Inspector Twc?hh e 8. N, Lighthouse District. THE CALL CALENDAR. NOVEMBER, 1896. Mo.|Tu.| W.|Th. | Fr. 2|3 4|5 8 111218 1 —‘..i 18 (19 (20|21 Fall Moon. g e o o Nov. 20. 2323|2425 262728 | | | [ | — @Lmqu-m., Nov. 27, OCEAN STEAMERS. Dates of Departure From San Francisco. | PiER. STEAMER | DESTINATIO SATLS. Coos Bav.... [Newpor. .| Dec e City Peking China &Japan | Dec 1, 1ou/Eh §'s City Sydney |Cent America Dec 1,12 M PM 5 S |Coos Bay......[Dec #. brw | Pler 8 .. |San Diego. . | Dec 5.11am|Pieril HumboldtBas Dec 3, 2rw |Piec9 Portland ... |Dec 3.10aw | Pler 24 5. 12u (Piee 3 5. fau|Pleril 5. 9ax|Plery 5.10aM Pler 7 5. 9w viee 2 8.104x| pler 13 | Xaquina Bay Coos Say .. Grays Harbor. Santa Rosa. |San Diego..... ABlanchard | Oregon ports.. San Jose....|Panama. STEAMERS TO AKRIVE, T 104w ) Pior i1 8. 12u|Pler1$ 812 [P STRAMER | Frox o ¥arallon Yaquina bay Y San Diego. . 1 Portland. - 1 Victorla & Puget 8ound |..Dec 1 Panama. IDec 1 Dec 3 ‘Dec 3 ..Dec 3 «.Dec 3 I Dec 4 Dec & "Dec ¢ San Diexv.. ..Dec B Grays Harboi liDec & |Victoria & Puget Sound |..Dec & IDec & AliceBlancha . IES North ¥ork. H Coos Bay. 7 Citr of Par: SUN i U.S. COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY TIDE BULLETIN PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT. ) December—1896. Tuesda-, December 1. .7.08| Moon rises 3.26A% e £62|Moon sets. < ] S O L ;;"""‘ | Foot] 1= Fees|T! I w | iwl| [EET 104 516 6.1 5.10|—0.510.U1 3| aet | 858| 61 Los|—1.4[1020] 44 3| 534 9.40| 6.3| 45818, lu.eee |H W I HW L Wi 4 0.08 2| 3.4/10.24| 6.0/ 5.45—1.7 | 108 512| 3.5(11.10/ 58| 6.82/16 NoTE—In the above exposition Of the tides the early morning tides are given in the left hand column, and the successtve tides of the day in the order of occurrence as 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 sre but three tides, as sometimes sccurs. The heights given are additions to the soundings on the United States Coast Survey charts, except when & minus sign (—) precedes the height, and then the number given is subtractive from the depth given by the chart. NOTICE TO MARINERS. A branch of the United States Hydrographio Office located in the Merchanty Exchange ls maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of* mariners without regard to nationaiity aod free of expense. 5 Navigators aré cordially Invited to Visit the office, where complete seis of charts and sailing directions of the world are kept on hand for com- parison and reference, and the latest Information can always be obtained regarding lights, dangers 10 navigation and all matters of interest to ocean commerce. The time ball ontop of the buflding on Tele- graph Hill is hoisted about ten minutes before noon, and is dropped at noon. 120th meridian, by telegrapbic signal received each dav from the Unlted Statea Naval Observatory a: Mare Island, A notice stating whether the time ball was Sropped on tme, or giving the error. It any. s published the same day by the afternoon papers, ‘and by the morning papers the following dav. W. 8. HUGHES, Lieutenant. U. 8. N., in charge The Time Ball. BRANCH HYDROGRAPHIC Orrrow, U. 8 N. MERCHANTS EXCHANG® } Bax FBANCISCO. Novemoer 50, 1898 The time bail on Teiegraph Hill was aroj Bfl ‘exactly at noon to-day—Li &, al noon of the 12 meridian, or exacily at 8 P. M., Greenwich time. W. §. HueKES, Lientenant U. 8. in chare SBI.PPING INTELLIGENCE. Arrived. MONDAY. November 30. Stmr Crescent City, Alien, 36 hours from Cres- cent City: pass and mdse, to Hobbs, Wall & Co. Stmr Greenwood, Carlson. 2i» nours trom Cieone; wood and posts, 1o L E White Lumber Co. Schr Etta B, Rourne, 7 hours irom Bolinas; bal- 1ast, to Ross & Hewtett. Cleared, MONDAY, November 30. Stmr Empire, Nelson. Astoria; N PSS Co. Stmr Coos Bay, Jansen, San Pedro; Goodall, Per- - kins & Co. Haw stmr Mauna Los, Godfrey, Honolulu; J D Spreckels & Eros Co. 8r ship Sokoto, Vaughan, Queenstown: Balfour, Guthiie & Co. Brship Carubusdoon, Macdonald, Queenstown; Eppinger & Co. Fr bark Lamoriciere, Pofreur, Cape Town; G W McNear. Bnig Galilee, Dingmore, Tahiti; ‘{ Turne Sailed. ki MONDAY, November 30. Stmr City of Puebls, Debney, Victoria and Fort Townsend. Stmr Excelsior, Higgins, Coos Bay, Sumr Truckee. Daniels, Coos Bay. Stmr Progreso, Storrs, Seattle. Telegraphic. POINT LOBOS. Nov. $0.—10 p. M.—Weather hazy; wind NE; velocky 1% miles. Charters. The seht Joseph Russ loads mdse for Central America: Br bark Snowdon, sugar at Honolulu for New York: Br bark Zinita, wheat a¢ Port.and for Kurope, 30s—prior to arrival. Domestic Ports. CASPAR—Arrived Nov 80—Schr Maxim, hence Nov 2. VENTURA—Arrived Nov 30—Stmr G Loomls, hence Nov 29, and sailed for San Francisco. SAN PEDRO—Arrived Nov 30—-tar Alcazar, from Navarro; schr Ethel Zane, from Port Los Angeles. ‘Sailed Nov 30—Schr Einorah, for Kureka. GRAYS HARBOR—Arrived Nov 80—Sumr Del Norte, hence Nov 25. Sailed Nov 30—Schr Chas R Wilson, for San Franciseo. PORT GAMBLE—Arrived Nov 30—Schr Guide, hence Nov 16. TACOMA—Arrived Nov 30—Swed ship Lady Lina_irom Royal Roads: schr Robert Searles, hoa Nov 17, COOS BAY—Arnved Nov 29—Sohr Sacramento, hence Nov 18. Nov 30—Stmr Alcatraz, hence Nov 21 Safled Nov 30—Stmr Homer, for San Francisco. BANDON—balled Nov 30—Stmr Coquilie River, for San Franclsco. GASPAR-—Salled Nov 30—Schr Abble, for San F'l'vnf!::;‘—smm Nov 80—Stmr Farallon, for San Francisco. Arrived Nov 30 — Stmrs Pomona and North Fork, honce Nov > 9. Eastern Ports. NEW YORK—Salled Noy 30—Stmc Advance, lon. for Colo% . porelgn Parts. AUCKLAND—Salled Nov 28—Stme Mariposa, Francisco. '%?Enm«m—*.um Nov 22—Bt sbip Drumlan- erpool. e O aied Nov 12—Jap stmr Sakura Maru, for veattle, via Yokohama Nov 14—Brstmr Iawauloy. for Oreson, via Yokohama. HANGHA I—Salled Nov 14—Br ship Indore, for Vancouver. Nov B-Nor stmr Florids, for Royal Roads. 4 PORT NATAL—-Arrived Nov 286-Ger ship s, tor Portland St VINCENT—Pasted Nov 21—Nor stmr St Andrews, hence £ept 16. Movements of Trans-Atlantle Steamers. NEW YORK—Arrived Nov 30—Stmr Albano, from Hambur: stmr Armenis, from Hamburg: stmr Palatia, rom Hamburg. GLASGOW—salled Nov 8)—Stmr Ethiopla, for New York. JAVRE—Armrived out Nov 30—sime La Tou- ne GIBRALTAR—Arrived out Nov 30—Stme Kal- ser Wilheim 1L Sallea Nov 30—Stmr Fulda, for New York. GRRENUCK-Salled No/ 28—sSumr State of California, for New York. Importations. CRESCENT CITY—Per ' Crescent Clty—3 K Eh hx‘s nwr, d' hlg-kmm;m. 1 :oop geese, 8 ype, mdse, 5 kegs feet Crackings, — M fi lumber, o o0 sk 1 b Counsignaas. Par Crescent City—Witzel & Baker; Dodge, Sweeney & Co: Hilmer, i g S5 R e ows, & Co: : ‘Thomas Loughran: _Getz Bros & ct:hfl"srfifin?f: Amer Press Assn; Stanaard Ofl Co: Philadelpbis Brewery: Murphy, Grant & Co; Hobbs, Wall & Co; C Z:vierine; Pacific States Type Foundry; Enters prise Ty ; Chicago Brewery. F B Halght; Brednoft & tohais: Sanders & Co: George