The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 23, 1896, Page 12

12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1896 THE SUMMARY OF THE MARKEILS Wheat and Wheat Freights dull. Barley and Oats quiet Rye and Corn lower. Hay and Feedstuffs unchanged. Flour plentiful and dull. Beans aud Seeds neg.ected. Sweet Potatoes higher. Vegetables dull. Butter and Eggs unchanged. Cleese scarce'and firm A car of Eastern Tur keys arrived. Game easier. Deciduous Frults quiet. Oranges in beavy supoly. Dried Fruits and Rais ns still dull, Provisions inactive. Hops ant Woo! very dull. Hides and Leather depressed. Coffee unchanged Beet, Mutton and Veal advanced. YORK MARKETS. Financial 3 Y. Dec. 22.—After a weak opening and a fractional decline in prices, stocks improved on covering of sort contracts. The ad- vance ontside of sugar which moved up about & point was insignificant. The réduction of the divi- aend on Canada Sou hern, however, started a sell- ing movement wiich gaihered force as the day advanced. The bank faflures at the West also bad a disturbing effect, and timid holders cut down their lives. Delaware and Hudson scored the heaviest loss and dropped 855 per cent; iong Jsiand fell 5; New Jersey Central. 414: Sugar, 134; Capeda Southers, 2%4; Burlingion and Quincy, 17: Chicago Gas, 114; St. Paul, 13/ Rock Island. 134; Consolidated Gas. 134 Tille and Nashville, 134; Manhattan, 23;; Read- ing, 1; Tennessee Loal, 114: Rubber, 154, and Western Uplon 114. Specuiation closed weak in tone. Net changes show declines of 14@17 per cent ontside of Delaware & Hudson, Jersey Centrai and Long Island, which lost 314@85% per cent. Tobacco made an exceptional gain of 1 per cent. NEW Considering the shrinkage in prices the dealines were compuratively small, footing up only 156,478 shares Eonds were qu Sales ageregated $765,000. Alton and Terre Haute fives rose 1; Bur- lington and Quincy Drover fours of 1922, 114: Chi- cago, St. Lonis ana Paducah f Valley Comso.idatea fives, 1; American Spirits sixes, 114: Nashv Chattanooga and St. Louis first consolidated fives, 1, and New York Central first coupon_sevens, 1: Utah Southern general sevens fell 135: Stanaard Rope ana Twine s xes, 134: Northern Pacific third sixes, 1%, and Kan' ss8 Pacific consoladated fives. certificates, 2. In Government bonds coupon fours of 1925 sold st 11934@11955 aua coupon fives ai 1133 Grain. Winter wheat. low grades, 83 35@4 75: do pat- FLOUR — Dull 22 20@3 30: fair to fanc ents, 84 90@5 25: Minnesois clear, $3 50@4 do straights. $4@4 50: do patents. ¥i 25@> 15 low extras, $2 £U@3 50; city milis. $4@5; do pat- ents. $5 1045 15: rye mixture. $380: su- ertine, $2 10@3 30 fine, 31 80@5 05. Southern Hourull, steady; common to rair, extra, $3@355: good to choice do. 85 05@3 85. Kye fiour, quiet, steady, 82 85@3 2. ¢ : CORNMEAL—-Quiet, steady. Yellow Western, %1 95@x 0. RYE Western. 45c. BARLEY—Firm; feeding, 253gc. WHEAT — Spet <el' moderately * active; firmer; 1.0.b., ungraded red, S0@98%%c; No. 1 Nort Options opened 1 vance on firmer cabies, fell 3 clised | firm at nd_ July most active. A0 2 red Januars March, 5857 86%3c; Juiy, 817 December. 88imc. {5 COXN—Spots. dull, firmer: No. 2. 28%c ele- e afloat: ungraded mixe and Opions’ were dull tirm a vance. May most active. December, May, 3114c. Spots, dull, steady. Options quiet. steady. December, 23c; Janu- gc: Februars May, 24c. prices: No. %c: 'No. 2 white, 2514c: No. 2 Chicago, 'No. 33 white, 19¢: mixed Western, 20@23c; waiie do, ¥2@Slc. Provisions. LARD—Easy, quiet. Western steam. $4 1214: tiy, $) 8214@: December. $4 05, nominal. Refined dull. Co £4 40; South American, 4 75; compound. 4 3 ss, §8 25@8 75. inen 3 cy firm. @22c: do factory, 7@ creamery, 11@16%% CHEESE skims, 524@7c; ful 215@ EGGS—Firm. Leehouse. 15@18c; Western fresh. 21@23c: do case, $2@4: limed, 15@15%kc. TALLOW—Firmer. City, 8%c. couutry, 3353 COTTONSEED OIL—Firmer. Crude, 20c; yel- o RICE—Fairly active, firm. Domestic, 33,@6c; Japan, 415@4 MOLA: leans. new. COFFE unchanged to 5 up. December, Janvary. 36 40: Marcn, $9 45; May. $9 45 and September, §9 50. Spo: Rio, dull, steady No. 7, 10c. SUGAR — Duil. O A. 4@4l4c ® Bb; mold A. 45%c: standard A, 434c; confectioners’ A. 4ige; cut loaf, be: crushed, 5c; powuered and cubes, 45c; granulated, 434c. ¥ruit and Produce. APRICOTS—Bags. 8@11c. T ACHER—Peeles, boxes, 14@15c; unpeeled, bags, 7+ 9c. PRUNES—Four sizes, nominal, 513@5%4c. irm; moderate demand. New Or- RAISINS—Two.crown, 100se mu catel, 43gc B B: 3-crown, 514e; 4-crown, 6%4c: London isyers, $1 45; clusters, §1 65@: A MONDS—Soft shells, 8@9%4c; paper shell, 11@12c. WALNUTS—Standard. 7% 110PE—Qulet; Paci WOOL—Quiet, firm; pulled, 18@3lc. Merchandiss, PIGIRON—Quiet; American, $11@13. COPPFR—Quiet: Lake. $11 20@11 50. LEAD—Firm. Domestic. « 3@3 05. TIN—Frm. Straits, $13. Plates quiet. EFELTER—Quiel. Domestic, $1412@15. CHICAGO MAKKETS. CBICAGO. Iir. Dec was extremely 1ight to-day, brokers and commis- sion Louses baving few orders and scarcely any in- terest being shown. There was auite a degiee of firmness present, however, the opening price ¢ eing from e to G above yesterday’s ciose. - The in- centive for improvement came from Liverpool, where an advance of 14d agalnst oar decline of Yuc of , esterdsy wes quotea. The lighs business tend- d to check the msing inclination after the open- 1ng. & dull, featureless marxet ensulng. Receipts at Chicago were 75 cars and 68,334 bushels were n from store. The Northwe:t had 359 cars, ns. 440 last Tuesday and 688 & vear ago. Bradstieet’s report of an increase in the world’s stocks of #12,000 bushels being received about the same time U at news of the closing of a St. Paul bank became known. the market was impel'ed downward, [0sing about 3, of & cent, but recover- ing later. Closinz Coutinental cables were irregu- lar. Export ¢ earances amounted to 364,095 bush- els. May wheat opened from 80%/c 10 K0F/ac. soid between 80%ec and 7814¢. closing at S014@>0%/4c, 54 bigher thun yesterany. Estimated receipts for 10-morrow 20 cars. No. % red, spot, wheat ranged from 5814¢ 10 8934c, closing about 8914 . 8534¢. CORN—Moved ' through the session quieily, Deither activity nor incident developing and prices hold ing fairly steady. The inspiration j0r firmness wa< derived s a natursl course from wheat. Re- ceip's were 432 cars and 42,284 bus els were wiLh- drawn from store. Liverpool c.bles were quiet and un hanged. Export clearances amounted Lo 197,554 bushels. Bradstreei’s reporied »n increase in avallable siocks of 1,884,000 busnels. May corn opened at 2615c, advanced 10 2514c. closing at 2Blac, unchanged from vesterday. kstimated Teceipts for (o-morrow 240 cars. OATS—At the opening oats had more than their customary share of activits. but with the execu- tion of the orders then on hand the animiion gave way to quiet and dullness Prices exbibited a firm tone, sympathy with wheat regulating the foeiiug. e arawals from store. ¥xports amounted to 40,550 bushels. Bradstreet's reported an increase in stocks of 1 U0 busheis. May oats ¢ osed i 14c higher. } stimated receipis for L0-morrow Z3 curs FLA 733fec: December, -Steady. Casn, No. 1. 72 Northwestern, 2c;'May, 75@T5%c. Receipts were 30 cars. PKOVISIONS—The product market the zeneral holiday aspeci. Fluctus.ions were confined within narrow limits. AD essy feeling was communicated to prices by adecline in hog values. but it was offset in a measure by the firm- ness of wheat. May pork closed 23ac lower, May 1ard aid ribs each a shade lower. partook of Receipts were fair and the demand g00d. Prices were unchanged. Creameries—Extras. 2lc B b: firsis, 18@19¢; seconds, 15@16c: imitauious, fancy, 1>@15c; June £00ds, exiras. 18c: firsts, 14@15¢. Lairies—kx- iras. 19c: firsts, 14@L7c: seconas. 10@lzc. La- dies — Extras, 10@llc: firsis, 5@815¢; packing stock. ¥@yYaC; roil buiter, 10@llc. EGGS—Receipts were sma'l and buyers had s>me difficuity in supplying their needs. Prices were unchanged. Fresh stock, 20¢ B dozen. MONEY—Was steady at 5@6% ou time and call loans. New York exchange sold st par. Closing Prices WHEAT—December, 77c; May. 8014@S08/4c: July. 75%4¢. CORN—December, 225jc; January, 2214c: Ma; Ve Part | 22.—The trade in wheat | pis were 475 cars. There were no with- | COMMERCIAL WORLD. 0A December, 1:34c: May, 19%4c. January, $°60: May. $7 90. LARD—January, ¥3 5215: May, $4 0214 RIBS—Junnary, $385; May, $4 0215 Livestock. UNION FTOCKYARDS, Trpn. Dec. 22.—The recelpts of cattle to-day were about as usual for a Tuesday. Thedemand was slow and prices were generally 10c lower. The run of hogs was lloeral. Only aslow demand was noted and a decllne of 5¢ took pluce. Sheep were dull and steady. CATTLE — Receints. 4000. Fancy cattle, 3 cholce 10 prime 1350 10 1700 ™ steers. &00d to choice sieers. 1250 to 1500 . $450@4 75; mealum steers. 1200 101350 1. §4 00 €4 45: inir beet steers. 1000 to 1200 ibs. 85 30@ 890: con:mon beef steers. $3 50@3 75: g00d to €lockers and feeders, S0U to 1250 Ib, #3 45@ tair 10 rood do, 500 to B75 b. &z 85Q 345 bulis. choice 10 extra, $526@3 75: Lulls, poor to choice. $1 S0@3 20: cows ana heifers, oice to prime. $5 6U@A4 VV; cows, ialr to cnoice, 40@3 50: rows, common 10 fair canners. £1 50 @32 35; calves. good (o fancy. &4 75@d 50; calves, common to £ood. $3@4 70; Texas gra: steers, $2 75@3 25: Western rapge steers. $3 25 @3 8U: Western rauge cows ana belfers. 2 50 @3 50; milkers and springers, ® head. $25@40; Texas fed steers, $3 30@: 25. HUGS—Keceipis, 53,000, Heavy pacxine ana fhippine_lots. $3 10@S 35: common 10 Ghok mixed, $820@> 40: choice assoriea. $3 3083 405 nght, ¥3 20@3 40: pigs. 82 B0&3 45. SHEEP — Keceipts. 11,000 1DIerioc to €a0ioe @3 75; lambs, 33 26@5 20. Keceipts at Omaha. SOUTH OMAHA. NEBR. Dec. 22 ~HOGS—Re- celpts, 3300. Market opened 5clower and c.osed :euer. Light and mixed, $3 16@3 8214; heavy, 5@3 20. &L — Receipis. 2200. Market weak: feeders lower. Steers, 38 30@4 10; cowa $1 50 @3 40; feeders, $3 10@3 80. SHEEP—Receipts, 1200. Market steady. Mut- tons, $3 70: lambs, 85 25. Receipts at Kansas City. KANSAS CITY, Mo. Dec 22.—HOGS—Re- ceipts, 14,000. Easy; 5c lower. Light, $3 20@ | 845: medium, $325@5 2714: beavy, $31234@ | 32214: pligs, $2 95@S 05. CATTLE — Receints. 6500. Firm. Native steers. $4 10@5 00; fair to good, $3 10@ | 410; cows and_neiters, best. §3 00@3 50: fair to 00d, 81 70@3 00; vuil | ana ‘eeders, #3 10@3 70; $2 60@3 757 calves, $4@: & SH L EP—Recelpls, 1100; strong. 82 2 70. stockers Texas and Western, NEW )OUK STOCKS. Bonds, Exchange, Joney and Raliroad T | Money on call 133@2X; last loan at 3% and closing offered at 2% Prime mercantile pa- per. 3%4@4%. Bar sllver, 6514c. Mexican dollars, | B03,@517%c. Steriing exchange weak. with actual | business in bankers' bills st $4 8334@4 8334 for | 60 days and $4'87@4 8714 for demand. Posted | rates, 34 8415@4 B8 Commercial bills, $4 83 | @4 ¥3. Government bvonds firm: State bonds | aull; rallroad bonds easy. Silver steady. CLOSING STOCKS. Am Tei & Cable... 85 [North American... 414 | Atchison. 13 |Northern Pacific.. 13 Preferr 2134 Proferred % Adams Express...148 " [Northwest Alton, Terre Haute 58 Preferred American Express108 American 1obacco_77%4|) | _ Preterred 1011 1t preferred | Bay State Gas..... 1034 2d preferred. Baltimore & Oh 143N Y& N H. Brunswick Land % N Y. & New | Buffalo, Roch & 157 N Y Susq & W. Cauada Paclfic..... 543 Preferred 28 | Canada Southern.. 46 " Ontario. . Canton Land 6075 Ontario & | Central Pacitic. 1414 Oregonimprovmn! Ches & Obl 15 %" Prete-red | Cuicago Al 1160 |Orsgon Navigation 14 |~ Preterred ‘172 Oregon Short Line. 13 | Chicago, B & 7034/ Pacitic Mail. a3 | Chicago'® ET0'.1] 40 (Peoria. D& Evana 2 Preferre Plitsburs & W pfd. 16 Chicago G |Puiiman Pulace....167 eve & Pittsburg.162 IQuicksilver . 114 Consolidation Coal. 3& | Preferred Consolidated Gas..146 |Reading. 3 CC C& St Lous... 200%3 RioGrande& Westa 15 Preferred. . 85 | 1 referred . 40 Colo Fuei & Irca.. 24 |Rock Island........ 65 Preferred. . 70 |RomeW Cotton O:l Cer: .10 St L&S W, 4 | Commercial Cabie.150 |~ Preferred 834 | Del Hudson . 117355t Paal.. 728, | Del Lack&Westrn. 155 | Preferred 130 Denver & K - "11%4'st Paul & Duiath.. 19 Preferred . 41y Preterred......... 81 Distiliers. —— ISt Paol & Omaha.. 47 General Electric... 31 | Preferred 125 D 14158t e M & M 11 . 82 " Silver Certiticates. 65% |Southern Pacitic. .. |Southern B R . 4 Preferred 90 |Sugar Ref 514 Preferred 17 Tenn Coal & I | | Erte. | Homestake......... 35 | Preferred. | H & Texas Central— |Texas Pacifi | Jllinois Central.... 92 (Tol A A & N Mich.— | Towa Central...... 7%|Tol Uhlo & Central 20 Preferred.. . 25 | Preferred. 50 Kansas & Texas... 1214Tol St Louls 5 Preferred. . 64y| Preferred. 15 | Kingston & Penu.. Union Pacific. 9 Leke Erle & Westn 16%|U P Den &Guif.... 2 Preterred . 68 U S Cordage.. — | Lake Snore_ Preferred — | National Lea Guaranteed ......—b3 | Preterred 1US Express. . 408, i Long Isl; . 65 |U S Leather. . Blg | Louisville & Nash. 47 Preferred . 59 | Louisvilie,N Albny 14U S Rubber. 2434 | _Preferred. .. 114| Yreferred. 50 Maohattan Con. 87 ‘Cllcl& B Rive Memphls & Charls 15 (Wab S L & Pacific. . 814 Mexican Centra... 7 | Preferred 1614 Michigan Central. 80 |Wells-Farzo. 9814 Minn &S L. |Western Union.... 82 Preferred |Wisconsin Centrai. 2 Minn& St L'com.. 18 |Wheeling &LE... 6% 1st preferred 86 | Preferred... 27 2d preferred...... 47 |Am Cotton Oil pfd. 5015 Missouri Pacific... 1935'W U Beef. 5 Mobile & Ohlo..... 18 |Ann Arbor 9% Nushvlile & Chait. 67%al Preferred. 22 National Linseed.. )2 Brooklyn Traction. 18 J Central . 8834Erie 2d ptd.. 20 Norfolk & Westrn. 103 American Spirits.. 11 Preferred......... 1614 Preferred... 26 CLOSIXG FONDS. Ala Class A 4s.....104 (Northern Pac lsts.115%, Do Class B 4,85.104 | Do 2d=. 18 Alabama, cluss C.. 96 | Do 3ds. 7614 Atchison 4s. Do cons: 53 . 783 Do 2ds A . 41 % Canada South 2ds.10434) | Cen Pac 1sts 0'96.10415 Cherokee 4s, 1896.103 |0r Improvmn Dobs...... Do 1897 102 Or Short Line 6s. Do 159K 1102 | Do consol 5s..... 63%4 Do 1899 102 Pacific 650t ’97.... 9915 | Ches & On1o 5s....107 |Phiia & Reading 4s 8054 Ch&N PTr Rets8s 41 . Do 1stpfd Incom. 45 D C 3-86s.. L10814 R Grande West 1sts 7814 Den & & G1st.....110 St L&IronMtGends 7514 Do s D903, SLL & S F Gen 68..110%a Eris 245 . 64" |St Pl Consols....130 FtW&DenCity ists 50345t P C & Pa lsts . 117 GH&SB A bs. . 91 "[So Carolina 413s...102 Do2d Ts... . 95 [Southern R R 91 Gen Elec Deb85... 90 | Do Pac Cal 1sts..107 H & Tex Cent bs...109 Do con 6s.. 105 Towa Centrai Tsta.. 953 Kansas Pa Consols 66 Ks Palsts Den Divli3 La Cousol 4s... 96 | Missour tanding. .. — M KT 2ds. Tenn new 3 Texas Pac lsts. I'axas Pac 2ds. Union Pac 1sts 96. U S 4sreg of 1925, Do 48, coupon. ... U S 4s reg of 1907, | Mutoal Union 6 N ¥ C &St Louts 4510314 Nor & West Gen 6118 rolina con 4s.100 Do 6s 120 Northwes:Consois. 1393 West Shore 4s. Dodeb bs. 095| FOREIGN MARKETS, Va funding dent. Do registered. Do deferred 6 ) WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL, Lx6., Dec, 23.—The spot market 1s quiet at 7s 144@7s 134d. Cargoes steady ai 365 64, sellers, prempt shipment. ¥UTURES. The Produce Exchange cable gives the following Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter: December, January, €s 84; kebruary, 6s 814d; March, 6s9d. SECURITIES. LONDON, Exe.. Dec. 22.—Consols. 111 1-16; siiver, 20%d; French Rentes, 102f 323/c. EXCHANGE AND BULLION.’ Steriing Exchange, 60 days. — 84y Sterling Exchange. sight. — ass Steriing Cabies... = sy New York Exchange, sight. - 123 New York Exchange, telegraphio.. — 15 Fine silver, % ounce. = 8614 Mexican oliars. 52 buiy —_— | FRODUCE MARKET. WHEAT AND OTHEER GRAINS, WBEAT FREIGHTS—Spot freights continue neglected and nominal at 17s 6d4. The chartered Wheat fieet in port has a registered tonnage of 52,000, against 87,400 10ns on the same date last yeac: disengagea, 57 450 tons, against 10,540; on the way Lo Lhis port, 191, 338 tons. against 256,200, unchanged prices. Dealing: much smaller than for several months. Quoted at CALL BOARD SALES. 81 5334, FINANCIAL. CHICAGO GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND NEW YORK STOCKS. WHEELOCK & CoO., 4 Leldesdorfr St, Tel. Main 1954. CENTRAL OFFICE 638 Market St Palace Hotel. Tel Maln 5828 Uptown Officc—Baldwin Lote! (udjolning Grill Room). Tel. Main 339. PURDY & ATKINSON Managers. Orders instantly executed on latest market quor tations. Reference lst Natlonal Bank, 5 gh BIVALTE Wik SECOND SkssloN—May—6000 ctls, $1 bi: 10,000, $1 5314. REGULAR MORNING SESSION—May—28,000 ctls, $1 54: 4000, 81 bdly: 6000. $1 54l AFTERNOON SESSION — May — 22,000 ctls, $15434: 6000, 81 5414: 20,000, $1 64l BAKLEY— Business Is ulet, bot the market is i wiug, i No. 1 Cheva- ber, 31 10@l 20 B ctl. CALL BOARD SALES. 1XFORMAL SESSION—9:15 0'clock —No sales. SECOND S¥8810N—NO sales. REGUIAR MORNING Ewssiox—May—2000 ctis, 93c. AFTERNOON SESSION—May—2000 ctls, 9234c. OATS—Trade continues duli. Fancy Feed bring as bigh es 31 45 9 ctl. Common to ood Wheat fange o $LI0T o LS s nmdu.:f quality, Black, 10r feed, 95c@¥1 10; for seed, W HEAT—Eoth shipping and miiling are dull st | o5 in tutures are also INFORMAL SES810N—9:15 o’clock—May —10,000 | 8%ac; middle countles, free, 65 ctls. $1 5414g; 18,000, $1 54; 2000, $1537%: 8,000 | 4%2@6c: San Joaquin, 1o | 214-b, extra. $2 20 | exira, $2 B0; 2%4-] @1 30; Gray, nominal; Red, $1 05@1 1214: Sur- pase, $1 50@1 60. CORN—Receipts_are too large for the slack de- mand and Large Yel.ow is lower. The other de- scriptions are unchanzed. Large Yellow, 7714@800 # ctl: Small Round do, $1; White. 85@873ac. RYL—Weak, neslected and lower ai 9215@95¢ etl. BUCKWHEAT—Quoted at $1 16@1 40 cil. FLOUE AND MILLSTUFFS. Flour rules dull. FLOU R~ Net cash prices are as follows: Family extras, S5@5 10:_hakers' exiras, $4 90@5: super- fine, 84 15@4 50 B bbl. CORNMEAL. KTC.—Feed Corn, $18@19 B ton; - Cracked Corn, $19@20 ion. MILLSTUFFS—Prices in sacks are_as follows. usual discount to the .rade: Grabam Flour, $2 85 $ 100 Bs: Rye Flour, $2 75 ® 100 Ibs; Rice Fiour. $575: Corumesl, $ 35: extry cream do, $3: Oatmeal, $3 50; Oat Groats, $4: Hominy, $3 10 @3 30; 'Buckwheat Flour, $8 25@8 50: Cracked Wheat. $3 50; Farina, $4:° Whole Wheat Flour, $3; Rolied Oats (bdis), $6@6 40: Fean Barley, §375@4; Spile Peas, $330; Green do, 34 25 Ibs. HAY AND rEEDSTUFFS. Receipts of Hay are about as usual at this time ofthe year. Bran and Middlings are steady and unchanged. BRAN—$13@13 50 for the best and $12@12 50 ¥ ton for outside brands. MIDDLINGS—S$18@19 for lower grades $20@21 @ ton for Lhe best. FEEDSTUFFS — Koiled Barley. $19 50@20: Oilcake Meal at the mill, $26 50 B ton; jobbing, $27 50: clipped Oats, $1 50 ® cti. HAY—Wheat, $8@10 50; Wheat ana Oat, @87 10; Oat. $6@9: Buriey. $7@8 50: River Bariey, $5@6 50; Alalfa, $6@7 6V: compressed, 6@ 9 60: stock. $5@6: Clover, $6@5 ¥ ton. STRAW—385@50c B bale. " BEANS AND SEEDS. There is no movement in_elther Beans or Seeds. BEANS—Bayos, $1 40@1 55: Smali Whites,$1 15 @1 30 ctl; Large Whites, $110@1 25 ® ctl; Pinks, $1 05@1 20: Reds, $1 20@1 30; Blackeye, $1 10@1 20; Red Kiduey, $2 20: Limas, 31 75@ ‘Butters, $1 25@1 50; Pea, $1 15@1 25. DS—Brown Mustard, $2 75@3: Yeilow Mus- : Flax, $1 36@1 40 Altali, 4@6Yac: 235c; Hemp, Slqe. PRIED PEAS—Niles, $1@1 15 ® cil: Green, $1 40@1 60 B ot POTATOLS, UNIONS, VEGETABLES. The Vesetable market 1s we!l supplied and dull. Potatoes and Onions are steady. POTATOES—Sweet Potatoes, $1@1 35; Early Kose. 70@8Uc: River Reds, 40@06c; Burbank Beedlings, 26@40c B ctl for Rivers and 60c@$1 for Salines. ONIUNS—40@55¢ B ctl. VEGETABLES—Los Angeles Summer Squash, 6c B Ib; Los Angeles Green Peppers, 4@5C % bb: Los Augeles kgg Piani, — @ Db: Mush- rooms, 5@15¢, latter figure for buttons: Marrow- fat Squash, $0@7 ® ton; Los Angeles Tomatoes, | Buc@=1 B box: Driea Peppers, 7@8c B Ib; Green Peas, 3@ic B Ib: Los angeles String Beans, 3@7¢: Dred Okra. 8@9c ¥ 1b; cu; Carrots, 50@4Uc # sack: Garlic, 14@2c B Ib. BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS. BUTTER—Suppl'es are ample and the market is easv. CREAMERY—Fancy, 22@28c B Ib: seconds. 21c. DATRY—Fancy, 20c: zood o choice, 1734@1vc: lower erades, 15@1614c B Ib. PICKLED—15@17¢ B 1. FIRKIN—15@16c B b. CREAMFRY | UB—17@18c B b ' CHEESE—Is very scarce and firm, though no hiyher. Choice mild new, 12c § Ib: common to good old, 8@10c: Cream Cheddar, 11@12c: Young America, 1113@12%c: Western, 11Y@12%c; Eastern, 1215@13%C 9 b. EGGS—The demand aud supply about balance at the moment and prices show no change. Eastern, 24@25¢ B dozen for fancy and 21@22c for cold-storage; ranch Eggs, 20@27c for small and medium and 271,@30c 1or fancy; store Eggs, 22@ 25¢; Duck Eggs, 20¢. POULTRY AND GAME. POULTRY—A car of Easiern Dressed Turkeys | is selling at 18c. Domestic Turkeys are selling fairly; about 75 tons came in. Other Poultry is plentiful and unchavged. Live Turkeys, 13@14c B B for Gobblers. 13@14c $ D for Hens: Dressed Turkess, 15@l5c ® Ib: | Geese, @ vair, 81 6U@2: Ducks, $5@6 @ dozen $3 bu@4 50; Roosters, young, £3 50@4 50: 0 £3 5u(@4 50: Fryers, Broilers, 83@3 25 torarge and $2@% 50 for small: Pigeons, $1 25@1 50 P dozen for young and 75@85c for old. GAM—The market was racher lower. Quoil are quotable at $1@1 121 B doz: Mallard, $4@ 5 P dozen: Canvasback, 85@9: Sprig, $2 26@* Teal, $1 50 B dozen: Widgeon, tmali Duck, $1 25 P dozen; English Snipe, $1 50: Jack Snipe. #1; Hare, $1; Rabbits, $1 26@1 50 jor Cottontails and $1 for small! Gray Geese, $2 b0@3: Whiie Geese, $1@1 25: Brant, §1 508 175; Honkers, $8 50@4 50 » dozen. DECIDUOUS AND CITHUS FRUITS, ORCHARD FRUITS— Grapes, though scarce, are ¢ull. Apples are in zood supply and quiet. Persimmons are seliing rather better. Cranberries are plentiful and weak. Apples, 76@90c B box for choice. £1@1 25 for fancy Red, 36@65¢ for common; Lady Apples, 82 50; Eastern, $1 50@3 B bbl. Pears, 76c@81 26 ¥ box. Yersummons, 35@75¢ ¥ box. BEKRIES. Cranberrios from Cape Cod, 87 50@8® bbl; from Coos Bay. $2 25@2 50 P box. GRAPES—75c@$1 in crates. CITRUS FRUITS—There {s no further change. Oranges are in heavy supply. Mandarin Oranges, $1 | @126: Navel Oranges. $2@2 50: Seediings, $1@ 1 50; Grape Fruit. $5@6: 1 emons,$1@1 80 for com- mon and 82@2 60 B box for good to choice: Mexi- can Limes, $4@4 50; California Limes, 50@75¢c: Bananas, #1@2 ¥ bunen; Pineapples. $2@4 ® doz. DRIED FRUITS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETC. DRIED FRUITS— The market continues motionless. Quotations on the ¥ruii Exchange are as fol- lows: CARLOAD LoTS—Apricots are quotable at 6@9c for Royals and 1134@12c for choice to fancy Moorparks; Prunes, §34c for the 4 sizes; Peaches, s@d14c for prime to choice, 634@7c for fancy and $@10c for peeled In boxes; Apples, 534c P B for evaporated and 2@2%4c for sun-dried; Pears, 235 5 for prime to choice, 4@5%gc for quariers and 1/5¢ for halves: Plums, dc for pitted and 1340 for unpitted; Neetarines, 8,@44e for cholce and Sl4e tor fancy; White Figs, 5¢; Black Figs, 234 @5 e JOBBING PRICES—Peaches, 41,@5%%c B M: fancy, 6%@7%c B M: peeled, 1235c B Ib: Apri- e sG8: B B: tenby: 200 Mborvarks, 156 18c; evaporated Apples, 34c: sun-dried, 23, @3c: Prubes, 33,@Ac jor the 4 sizes: Figs, black, 8¢ for unpressed and 3@3%o for pressed; white Figs, 4c; Plums, 4p@bc for pitted and 1lec for un: pitted: Nectarines, B Ib for prime to_fancy: Pears, 214@bc for whole, 432@5%gc for quarters and 435@6Y/4c for balves. RAISINS— CARLOAD PRICES—Four-crown 10ose, 53/40: three- crown, 4% ® M: two-crown, S¥sc P M: seed- less Sultanas, 5lae; seedless Muscatels, 43j4c; 3- crown London lsyers, $1 16; clusters, &1 50 Dehesa clusters, #2 50; lmperial clusiers, $3: dried Grapes, 3¢ B D. B JOBBING PRICES—SAN FRANCISco—Four-crown, louse, B34c: 3-crown, 43c: 2-crown, 334C; seedless Sultanas, 534c; seediess Muscatels, 4 Jgc: s-crown Londou layers, $1 25: clusters, $1 Dehesa clusters, $2 75; Imperial clusters, 83 25. NUTS—Chesinuts quotable at H@10c: Walnuts, 614,@7c B b lor saodarc and 9@9lgc B B for_softsheil: Almonds, ts@sl/gc for Languedoc, 8@3Yec for hardshell and S@bc for paper-shell, jobbing; Peannts, 4@6c for Kastern and 4c for lifornia; Hickory Nuts, 5@6c ®_Ib: Pecans, c B 1b; Fiiberts, 7%4@Sc; Brazil Nuig, 73@8c: Cocoanuts, 4@5¢H 100. EY—Comb, 1u@12Yac for bright and 5@9c for lower grades: water-white extracted, 5@5Ygc: light amber exiracted, 415@4%¢; Gark amber, 4@ s aurc 2GR B, E5WAX—23@6c B b i1 PLOVISIONS. Al descriptions are quiet. CURED MEATE—Bacon, 6c B b for heavy, 7¢ ® B for light medium, 8140 for iight. 10c B M for extralight and 1134c P Ib for sugar-cured. iast- ern sugarcured Hams. 1215@13c: Hams, 11c B Db: Mess Beef. £1@7 mess do. $8@8 50; family do, §9 5 prime Pork, §7 50@8: extra ciear, $16 B bol; mess, $14 P bbl: Smoked Beef, 10c.® 1. LaRD—Eastern, tierces, is quoted at 54c for compound and 6@6Y4c for pure; palls, 7c: Cal forpia ulerces; $@Bi4¢ ® B tof campound and gigc for'pure: half-bbis, 6%4c; 10-Ib Uns. 744c: do 5. Tic B b COTTOLENE—6@6%c In tierces and 73,@8Ygc 10 10-1b tins. HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. HIDES AND SKINS—Continue dull and weak. Heavy salted steers, 8¢ @ Ib; culls and brands, 7 medium, 7c; culls end brands, 6¢; light, 6¢; culls aud brands, bc; Cowhides, 6@6Ysc: culls brands, fi@ul‘?c saited Kip, 6@ saited Cal 7@8c; salted Veal, 6@7c: dry Hides. culls and brands, $@1uc: dry Kip and Veal. 951 culls, 7@8c: ary Cait, 16¢; culis. 1Uc: Goatskins, 20@35c each; Kids, Bc; Deerskins, geod summer, 20@35c B b; medium, 16@20c: winter. 7@8c! KLeepskins, sbearlings, 10@i5¢ each: short wool, 45 each; long Woois, 5c each: medium, TALLOW—No. 1, rendered, 3@3%4c; No. 2, 235¢ 4(@80c each. 81 35?1 45 P cu for common grades, $1 4714@ | P 1: refined, bc: Grease, 2¢ B . 150 B ctl for average No. 1,31 5214 for choice i Y s and $1 55@1 60 P l’:j S choley.,fir ‘miliing, ‘WOOL—The market is of a holiday char:cter, being neglected. We quote Fall Wool: Hum- boidi and Mendocino. 8@9c; iree northern, T34@ @7c; do. defective, 5e¢; do. foothlll, 5@7¢; 9c; Valley Oregon, ERstern’ ( regon spring, 1114 @12%4¢: do, fall and lambs’, 11@11 HOPS— for fair to choice ng s%lcbn D for fancy. There Is no business. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. BAGS—Calcutta Grain Bags, spot, 43,0; June- Ju'y delfvery, 4%c; Wool Bags, 2414@26140. COAL-Wellington, $8 P ton; New Welllngton, #8 P ton; Southfield Weliingzton, $7 50 9 ton: Seattle, $5 50@6: Bryant, 5@d 50: Coos Bay, 85: Wallsend, §6: Scotch, —; Brymbo, —: Lum- berland, $13 % ton in bulk and §14 in sks: Peansvl- vana Anthracite Egg, $11@132 @ ton; Weish An- thracite, $8@10: Cannel, 50; Rock Springs. Castle Gate anc Pleasant Valley, 87 60: Coke, $11@121n bulk and $18 B ton in sks. CANNED FRUITS — Cherries, black or red, doz; White Cherries—214-Bb standards, $4 10; Peaches— | Yellow, free, $1 1u@1 50; Apricots—90c@81 05: Raspbe; 51 75; Rtcawbornes, 1 76. VEGETABLKS — Tomatoes, 70¢c § doten, 314°D tins. Peas—$1g1 26 B dozen. o e Costa RICA—173,@191c nom. for good to Fimes 17@1T7¢ o forgood mixed with black vans: 1535@1630 for tair; 12@ldYec for com- mon 1o ordinary. R SALVADOR—I8@19¢ B Ib nom. for gt washed: 17%@??%: nom. for fair wi "Q" for good to prime washed peube: 11%@.T%e for superior inwashed: 17c for unwashed; 1775@1~Y4c for good to prime unwasied peaberry. GUATEMALA AND MEXICAN—2014@21%2¢ nom. for prime to strictly prime washed new crop; 19 @20c for good o sirlctly good washed new erob: 815@19¢ 1or zood washed old crop: 16@1814¢ for fair washed old crop: 14@15%4c for meaium old crop: 1114@1814c for ordinary o d cron: Blg @11c tor infecior to common o:d_crop: 19%,@20¢ 10r good to prime washed peaberry old crop: 1734 @1¥%4¢ for gooa 1o prime unwashed peaberry old o o FISH—Pacific cod. catch of 1896.100-1b cases 4lhc B 0-1b bundles. 814c: Boneless, be: Mid- dies, 64ac: Blocss, be: Desiccated, $1 70: Pacific Herring, 15¢ 3 box; Dutch do, 99c@31 10 B keg: Whitefish, $1 50 in balf-bbls «<nd $175 in_kits: rime 20¢ Tongues and Sounds, $12; Mackerel, bbl—No. 1, $20-'No. 2, $18 50: "“o. 3, $17: hal-bbls—No. 1, $9@95); No. 2, 88 60@9: No. 3, $8 50; kits—No. 1. 8) 50:'No. 2, §1 25: No. 3, $L. QUICKSILVEK—Quoted for export at $34@ 36 50 P flask. OIL—Caliiornia Castor Oil, cases. No. 1, 95c: bbis, 80c ¥ gal (muaufaciurers’ rates): Linseed Oll. iu bbls, boiled. dUc; oo raw, 38c; cases. 5¢ more; Lard Oil, extra winter strained, bbls. 65c: No. 1, 45¢: cuses, 5¢ higher; China Nut, 45@52c ® valion. PETROLEUM, GASOLINE, ETC.—Water-white Coxl Oil, 1n bulk, 1134c; 1earl Oil in cases, 17c ® gali Astral. 4o, 17¢ ¥ gal; Star. do, 17 Bgal; Kxtra Star Oll, in cases, 21c: Elaiue, do, 22c; Eocvne, do, 19¢; Deodorized Stov- Gasoline, in bulk, 1234¢: do, in cases, 18%4c: 63° Deodorized Naphtha, {u bulk, 12c; 63° do, 1n cases, 1735c; €6° Gasoline. in bulk, 20c; 86° do. in cases, 25¢ B gal. WHITE LEa D—Quoted at 314@5%4¢ B 1b. R1i-D LEAD—Quotab.e at b‘/:@&hc B b, TURPENTINE—In cases. 4lc; iniron barrels, 89¢: in wooden parrels, 41c Ib. . CANDLES—Electric Light—6's, 16 oz, 7c; do, 14 oz, B14c: do, 12 oz, 6c: do (Lotel), 83, 10 07, S14c: do (hotel), 12s, 12 oz, 408, 614c. Granite (miniu ) Candles—6's, 16 oz, 814¢; u0, 14 oz, 734c: do, 12 0z, 7¢: do, 10 0z, 634c P Ib: Parafline dle«—1s. 7s. 4s, Bs, 12s. white, 8Y4c: colored, 914c. LEATHER—Harness, hoavy, Is quotable at 30@35c B b; do medlum, 28c; do licht. 24@36c: Rough Leather, 19@21c; Kips, $40@45 # doz; Calt, 70@90c; Rough Splits, S@8c:. Belt-knife Splits. 12 @lic: Collar Leather, biack, 1134@13¢ # foot: do, Tusset, 1134@15c: Skirting Leather.3235@35¢ $ b. SUGAL—The Western Sugar Kefining Company quotes, terms net cush: Cube and Crushed, be: Powdered, 5l4c: Fine Crushed, 6c; Dry Granu- luted, 474c: Confectioners’ A, 475c: ' Magnolia A, 4lpc; Exira C, 43/gc; Golden O, 434¢: baif barrels Y4¢ more thau barrels, and boxes 2 more. SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET. Bees, Mutton, Lamb and Veal are ail higher and in light supply, and dealers expect & further ad- vance. Hogs remain unchanged. Wholesale rat=s for dressed stocs from slaughterers are as follows: BEEF—First quality, 6@6%c: second do, 5@ 6Yac: third do, 4@4ec ¥ Ib. V A L—Large, 6@7c; smail, 7@80 B 1. 5 LDTTON= Wetters. | 63481c; Ewes, 6@6%c LAMB—7@8c B b. PORK—Live Hogs, 316@3%c B 1b for large and medium and 534@374c for smail; dressed do, 415 @bl4c ® . ‘WOOD, LUMBER, ETC. Posts, 9@10c each for No. 1 and 634@Sc for No. 2; Redwood, #5 @ cord; Oak, rough, $6 50; peeled, $9: Pine, 85 75. TANBARK—$14 per cord. LUMBER—Rates are nominal, every dealer having his own price. RECEIPTS OF YRODUCE FOR 24 HOURS. Flonr. ar s 8,880/ Butter. ctis. 68 Washington... 4,700|Cheese, cus...... — Wheni cos...... $70| Kggs, doz 1,560 Washingion... 2,485 Hides. no 513 Barley. cus...... 605| Pelts. bdis. 280 Ozts, ctis, 195| Wine, gals. 88,650 Eastern. 935| Brandy, gals.... 2,600 Washington. .. 60| Wool, bis 24 Corn. ctls. | Sugar. bbis. Eastern. 500/ Lime, bb. Beans. sks. 128/ ) eattier, rolls. Potatoes, sks.... 3,703| Hops. bis Unions, sks. . 870 Quicksilver,tis<y 45 Bran, sks......., 1,860/ Alfalta Seed, sks 15 Middiings, sks.. '210| Raisins, boxes.. 1,600 Hay, wns........ 308 e REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Albert F. Knorp to Mary Louise Knorp, lot on § line of Ellis street, 276 W of Franklin, W 49 by § 120; gite. Thomas <. and Marcia M. Hayes to John Hayes, 10t on NW corner of Buchanan and Fulton streets, W 37:6, N6U, W 25, N 27:6, E 62:6, 8 87:6: gt John Hayes to Catherine Haves (life estate) Thomas F. and Timothy Hayes (undivided third each). Tessie Reuben and Mary Kich (undivided sixth each), same, with cerain reservations: gift. Ray and Jacob Wertheimer to Nancy G. Davis, loton NE corner of Clay and Baker stréets, £ 31:3 by N 105; $5625. Pacific Baunk to Nancy M. Bradbury, loton E line of Cook street, 539:10 N of Point Lobos ave- nue, N 25 by E 120; 8300. Paul and Minna Ritter to Albert Sturzinger, lot on E iine of kirst avenve, 176:1.37 NE of Fuiton street, NE 25:1, £ 94:10 8, S 25, W 97:5.44: §500. Sophia Johustone 1o Susle B. Adams, loton W line of Cayton street, 110 X of k'rederick, N 25 by W 125; gitt. Susl - B. Adams to Katle E. Rieser, same; $10. C. B. Adams to same, same: $5. Pacific Improvement Company to Evap L. Reese, iot on SW corner of Valencia and Fifteenth streets, S 40 by W 137:6: $10. A. Jouas toJ. G. James, loton E line of Guer- rero street. 172:6 N of Nineteenth. N 25 by E 106; grant. Charles S. Holmes to Port Blakely Mill Com- ‘| pany, 10t on_ W iine of Belcher street, 150 N of Fourteenth, N 50 by W 12b; $5. Edward McSweeney to Peier J. McSweeney, lot on W line of Capp s.reet, 160 N of Twenty-third, N 20 by W 122:6; giit. John E., Waliér H., James C. aud Ruth V. Adam and Elizaveth G, Jackson 1o Adams Com- pany (a corporation). undivided five-sevenths of all folowlng: lov on NE corper of Kearoy and Sutter s reeis, X 59:6, K 40, N 8 inches, £ 30, S 60, W 70; Tovon NW Iine of Mission sireet. 75 N of Sixth, NE 50 by NW 160; ot on E line of Valencia street, 80 N of Ridle: 25 by E 100; 1ot on E line of Fifth street, 137:6 NW of Bryant, NW 137:6 oy NE 275; also, property 1n Oukland; Valuable consias ration. J.hn E. Adams to same, all interest in above proverty conveyed to me by deed from Thomas 5. Adaws, 1619, d 49; valuable consideration. James C. Adams to same, all iverest in above property conveyed to me by deed from Frederick 8. Adams, 1707 d 217; valuable consideration. Albert & Knorp to Mary Louise Knorp, undi- vided half of Jot on I iine'of Larkin streel, 62:6 N of Elils, N 25 by K 68:9; gift. Andrew’ J. Reavey to Clura lteavey, lot on SE line of Freelon sireel, 225 Nk of Fourth, NE 25 by SE 80; girt. Felix k. Gunn to John H. and Margretha Kusel, lot on 'S corner of Fifih and Shipley streets, SE 25 by SW 76; $10. ALAMEDA COUNTY. Poter and Clara Harder to Abbie Martin, 1ot on treet, 500 E of Calals, N 135, i . W 58:11% to beglnning, biock I, Harmon i ract, Berkeiey: $10. Marianna Boh to Mary Geisiberger, lot on W line of Sixth street, 100 N cf Jones, N 52:6 by W 130, being lots 16 and 17, block 46, Tract B, Berke- lay ‘Land and Town Improvement Association, Berke ey; $5. Timotby ! aige, H. B. and Laura A. Pinney to Anna Vosseler, lot 13, block B, Melrose Station Tract. Brooklyn Township; $10. same to Christina Vosseler. lot 11, block B, same, Erooklyn Township; $1 Wilism M.and Annfe K. F. Stewart to George H. Masuck, undivided half interest in_blocks 37, 88, 45 and 46, map of Alameds, surveyed and drawn by J. T. Siraiton in 1863, excepting lots 4 and 5, in blcck 46, on said map, Alameda; $10. Eoward J Hampel to Fredeiick C. Hampel, lots 3 and 4, block 1,San Antonio: also ibe NE 100 feet cf 10:s 19 and 24, ulock 69, Clinton, East Oak- land: graot. Fred rick C. Hampel to Kaward J. Hampel, lots 13 1o 16, block 19, San Antonio, East Oak- land; grant. Amador Marble Company to Oakland Consoli- dated Street &ailway Company, lot on SE line of Howe sireet, Nk 67505 distant from N line of Mather, thence along Si: liue of Howe NE 51.10, ihence feaving Howe NE 12315 to iine dividing lands of Amador Marble Company ftom St Mary's Cemetery, ihence SE 24.:8, 179.56 to be- ginning, belng portion of trucy marked ‘Teserved” upon Howe Tract, Oaklana Township: $10. 8. C.and Tsubel O. Bigelow to P. W. Riordan, lot 1, block Q. map of Thermal Hill, formerly Howe Tract, Uakland Township: $10. G. F., Madge ¥. and H. N. Gray Lo Frederick H, Gabb, lot 11, map of the Potter Tract, Berkeley: $10. James R. Sloan to Bessle I. Sloan, lot on 8 line of Eagle avenue, 51:6 W of Willow street, W 52 by S 100, being portion of lot 10, block 12, lands adjacent to Enclual, Alameda; gifi. B. Keisey to Margarer Babue, 1ots 4, 5and 6, block 2, Beaudry and Peluasan ‘Iract, quitclaim deed, Uakland Township; $10. Mountain View Cemetery Association to Caro- lite . de S. Marina, lot 15 In plat 27, Mountain View Cemetery, Oaxland Township: $253. Same to H. A.Smith, lot 22 in pl Oakland ' ownship: $86. Marie Werner and Gertrude M. Hoyt to Joseph M. Castet, lov on W line of Grove street 88 now ex- terded, 68:814 S of W oolsey, W B3.58, 5 25, E 77, N 26 to beginning, belng jot 8, except toat portion deeded 1o the town of Berseley, Berkeley: 8:50. Nathan Mansfield to Nathan T. Mansfield, lot on N_line ot Carlton street, £02.42 K 0! Shattuck avenue, N 135 by E 50, being lot 20, biock 1426, Berkeley property maps 1 and 2, Berkeley: $10. Joseph A.and Anule E. Leonard toJoseph A. Leonard Company, lot_on E line of Cedar street, 280 S of Ciinton avenue, > 120 by E 130, beinglots 16, 18 and 20, block £, Bellovue Tract, Alameda; #10. Ella E. Smith to Rafino F. de Nobria lot on W line of Orchara avenue, 1358.3 S of Davis street, 8 76 by W 104.2, being lot 66 and N balf o: jot 87, 33, same, map of ~mi.h’s subdivision of San Leandro, Eden Township: grant. Mary Amarel to same, lot on W line of Orchird avenue, 1428.2 S of Davis street, § 75 by W 104.2,101 68 and S half of lot 67, same, Kden Towuship: grant. J. aud H. Glean (by P. §. Wilcox and T. B. Bigelow trustees) to Philip Rogers, all interest in loton W line of West street, 4:2 N of Lydia, N 40:2 by W 100, block G, Curtis & Willlams Tract, Cakiand: $875, Henry H. Callaghan to ey Moouey, undivided interest in iots 1 to 4, block 3, Oskiand; $10. Edward aud Mary A, Hackett, Mack and Nettie Webber to 0. C. Miller, lot on NE cornerof Mad- 1son and Twelith streets, E 150 N 100, block 168, Oakland; alsa block 110 bounded by Ninth, Market and West streets, Oakiand; also fractional block 26, bounded by E Twelith and E Eleventh streets, First avenue and the creex, and: also lot on NE corner of Fifth and reets, K 254. N101:2, W toapoint 101:8 W Fifth street, thence S 101:3 to begin- nine. « akiand: also lot on Nline of W Fifth sireet, 314 E of Adehine, E 164 by N 102, Oakland: a'so lot on SW .ine of Fifth street, 35 E of Adeline, E 32 by S97, Oakland, $10. M. F. and Leander Griffin to Eunice Hendricks, lot on SW corner of Fourteenth and Peralta streets, S 40 by W 100, block 726, Oakiand, sub- ject 10 a mortgage for £4000; $10. ~ame 10 : eonard Cox, iot on S line ot Four- teenth s.reet, 100 W of Peralta, S 126:6 by W 50, Oskland; $10. Lucy Mooney to Ella Fowler, lot on W line of Fllis street, 9 S of Mason N 75:3 by W 120, being lot 85, block 8, lands of the Hegent-street l‘-lfl,me::em Association, Berkeley, quitclaim deed; A D Arthur M. Carrier to Xliza J. Hall, lot on N line of Chicago avenur, 52 W of Prospect, N 109 by W 78, Lein lots 10,11 aud 12, 1lock ¥, Kevised I‘Mfl‘p of Prospect iill Tract, Brooklya 7Townsuip; 1. W, Minnie L. and A. A. Smith to H. Le EBaron Smith. 10t on 8 line of Central avenue, 100 E of Caroline street, E 30 by S 125, block 159, Encinal Parc i Alwineda: 810. Emil Greenebaum to Maria A. M. dl Peralta, lot 8. block 89, Northern :ddition to town of Livermore, Murray Township; $1 THE STOOK MARKET The mining stock market remains dull, though prices were rather stronger yesterday. The German Sayings and Loan Soclety has de- clared a dividend of 4 26 per cent per annum on term deposits and 3.55 per cent on ordinary de- posits, payable ou January 2. The Hope mine of Montana paid a dividend of $10,000 on the 1st, making $£0,000 this year and $612,252 since the beginning. The Last Chance mine of British Columbia paid its first dividend of $20,000 on November 20. The Fortuna Mining and Milling Compauy has declared a dividend of 10 cents per share, payable December 26, The Pacific Gas Improvement Company has re- elected the old directors, with Albert Miller as president. J. M. Liviugston secretary and C. 0. G. Miller treasurer. During the past year regular monthly dividends of 50 cents per share were paid without omission. The Kennedy Miningand Milling Company of Amador County has re-elected the old age- ment, with John sarton as president and L. F. Keichling as secretary. . At the recent annual meeting of the stockhold- ersof the Kentuck Con. Mining Company R. K. Kelly was clecied president, Aug Waterman sec- retarv and J. H. Kinkesd superintendent. 1t 18 reported that the Jarge stockholders of the powder companies prefer a fixed schedule of prices by all the companies rather than consolida- Lion inty one corporation. Assessments endine. Following isa list of essessments now pending: Courax. Bilver King. 15, 25.Nov 26/ .Jan b Excheque 89' 0B.Dec 1b/.Jan 11 Occidental. 25, 15.Dec 25{.Jan 18 Overman.. | 10(.Dec 29 22 Hale & 8l.Feb 1 Con. 8.Feb 4 Crown Polnt, 9. Feb 3 Gould & Cu 14/.Feb 9 Alta 05l.Jan 14/.Feb 8 BOALD SALES, Following were ihe sales inthe San Franciseo Btock Board yesterday: RXGULAR NOFNING SERSTON: rmueNores 9:30. 100" Belcher ...85/400 Chol 90 100 B&B......51/1000 Gac. 100 .. .62 200 Bulijon....0 10U X Juokes..28 200 Chbalige. ..3]] AFTERNOON EESSION—?:30. 200 Alpbs.....09100 C Poln....19| 500 Andes.....18(100 Ocelddl....07| 1000 Bullion..08| 50 Ophir.....92] 600 Chliar. 100 Savage. .. 31/ 200 CC&V..... Following were It bios In the Pacific Biock Ecard yesterday: BEGULAR sremtax—1 |450 Chollar 700 Belcher...35 400 ... 36| 400 B&B... 500 Bullion....0 500 .. 300 Challge. .30 32 30) Bavage.. . 00 Scorpion..03 150 HEN1 1714 100 R 200 ¥ Jokio 32 '200 . 34 CLLOSING QUOTATIONS. TUESDAY, Dec. 322 P. . i Asked, 09 1 03 0g 14 10| 47 by| 49 5L — 10/ U§|Nevada Queeax — 04 —{Occidental.... 07 08 15 93 86| 06 L 59 Challenge Con. 33 35| 82 Con, Imperial. — Uz 03 Confideuce 86 | 11 Con Now Y| = vy [ Crown Poiat... 22 2| [ EastSierraN — 48 kurekalon... 25 — 40 kxcheauer — el 07 Yould & Cu; 27 28 3¢ Luive Norers 1,16 1,20 GOLD Mi-anv EXCHANGS. 200 Lockwood Con R 4 100 do do 28 200 Savaunah 42 200 do ] 45 STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. TUESDAY, Dec 23 2P M UNITED STATES HONDS. B, Asked, U S 4s coun.110 Do new 1ssuelld MISCELLANKOUS mONDN. Cal-stCbleSs. 110 Omnibus 6s.. 1189, 11834 Bid Asked. U S4sreg...109 11035 CalElecL 68125 — [PacRollMts. — — CnuaC W bs 935 97%4(00 2418 8s... — — Dpot-stex-cp — 9714 P &0 Ry6s. — 118 Fdsn L&P 631261512735 P&Ch Ry 6s. — 103 F&CH RR 6310134100 |Pwl-st RR 65112 113 Geary-st R58100 — |keno, WL&L — 103 H C&S5149.108 — SactoP&L. — 100 Losang L8s — 100 |SFENPR6.. — 10114 DoGuteed 8s — 101 [SPRRAriz6s 94 — Mit-stCble@s128 ~ — (SPRRCalés. — 1137 DoRyCon 03.106% — [SPRR(albs. — 100 NmVings st — 100 [~PBrRCals. 97 9815 NevCNgR7s.100 — |SVWater63.11814 N P CRR63.10054105 |SVWaterds. 99 N Ry Cal 65100310514 SiktnG&E 63 N Ry Cal 8s. — 95 |sunsuidifs. — — Onk Gas 6s.. — 104 [sutter-stR9s.110 Do2disbs..108 — |VienliaWCts — — STOCKS. San Jose. e $prog Valiey 9714 98 ©AS ETOCKS. — 35 (Pacific Light 48 4814 95— (SanFrancsco 9754 95 Onk G L &H 5314 64 [Stockion..... — = 20 Pac Gas Imp Bbij ¥usy| INSUBANCE STOCKY. Fireman'sFa165 — |Sun. e A COMMERCIAL BANK STOCKS. AmerB&TC. — — (LondooP&A.138 128 ‘anglo-Cal.... 64 59 |London&sF. — ~ — Bank of Cal, 23814241 |Merch Ex.... 13— Cal SD&T Col02 Nevada..... — ~— First Nationi18414186 [Sather BCo. — — SAVINGS BANK STOCKS. Gers&LCo. 1485 1675 | 108 HumbS&L.1100 — A Mutual....... — 4214 - SFsav Union 500 BTREET RAILROAD STOCKS. California....107 110 (OakSL&Hay — 100 Geary-st..... — 80 |Presidio. 5 — Market-st.... 4835 44%4Sutterst. - - PUWDKS STOCKS. AtsntieD... — — (GlantCon.... 28 34 Esstern D 74 85 Judson D0 — — California.... 76 — |Vigorit.. 7 B¢ MISCELLANEOUS STOCK3. Alaska Pkrs. 99 100 kot g BikDCoalCo, — 20 Cal Cot Mills — -t —_ Ed son Light124%3 — |PacBoraxCo. 95 GastomAssn. — — [Pac Koll Mill — Ger Lead Co. 80 100 |vart PalntCo — HawC&sCo., 17 1734 Pac TransCo. — Huteh S PLO 24%4 24%4(Pac T€T - MerkixAssn.. — 110 [Sunset T&T. — M ElecLignhi 6% 7 [Unlted Clo. — BALES —MOBNING skaslo. Foard— 5 Edison Light & Power Co. 124 75 25 Giant Powder Con. 24 00 25 Market-st Raliway oaas N e 10 Pacific Lighting.. 48 25 30 8V Water..... . T 6214 EALKS—A FTEBNOON su83(0¥. Board— 85 Giant PowderCon. 10 S F Gaslight.. Etreei— 25 Mutual Electrie 700 it o 875 LI S S The use of iron in architecture is not so new as people are accustomed to think. At Delhi is a forged iron column 60 feet high. TJtis 16 inches in diameter at the base and 12 inches at the top. Its weight is estimated at about seventeen tons. From records extant it is reasonably cer- tain that it was in existence 900 years B. C. HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HOTEL. B T Jackson, Stanford W ¢ Hubbard, Stanford R A Blair. Sucto, A J Mc orley. Calaveras 3 J Halley, Calaveras W A Morrisey, Stockton Miss 1 Morrissey, Stockn 0 F Cooyer, Ukiah T G Flynn, Cal A stump, N Y T Wolskili, Cal J Roche, Niles C B Syeracker, Nlles J E West, Asnew W J Smith. €acto Stanton, Los Anj §£n nlo\%, eio © G Rogers, Stanford A'W Stuart, Southland E Aram. Woodla:d A E Green, Los Ang ag \\Ir‘m“:?n. sacto b klan oc] l‘)vrfin‘“-rv‘linf(?: and C Ruie, Duncans Mill J A Brown. Oacland J H Topiey, Vallelo || G M Fortune, Chicago P S Bragdon, Vacaville G 8 Willlams, N Y John Lodge, Sac:0 W Murray. Sncio A Linning & w,N Y W S Linning, ' artinez Miss I B Pollurd, Cal J R Mason & w, Oregon Mrs Ogden, Santa Cruz Miss L Ogden,Santa Cruz J W Searles, Salt Lake C 1. Wright, Omaha 37 White, Fresno M de Vries & w,Stockton E L Wilboit, Stockton D N Wiliiams, Traver F R Jackson, Los Gatos Miss Lucy Gocd, N ¥ A ¥ Noher & w, Stocktn J W Davis, Tulare J H Maggard, Uhio C G Graut, Stockton B Barnar, London J b Bradley, Merced F H Blake, B C N E Stevens, Trinidad R Shaw. Hollister € W Ealand, Beimont ‘T F Broome, Belmont i V Sebell, Palo Alto & F Bacon & w, Cal G Hook, Columbus G F Woods, Sacto PALACE HUTEL. CJ Shepherd. N Y C A Rohrabacher, Portld C N Royce, Pittsburg R C Rohrabacher, Portld € A Royce, Pittsburg R L Guerne, N Y H Stowell, Sun Matco _H H Hinshaw, Burlngme Miss Champlin, Ra Bluft D P Mumbrice, Mont Lieut Reifs, Chelmshavn Lieut Boethke, Wilhelm- H Menzei, Hamburg haven C k Brown, S S Belgic J E Story, selmont H Youngton, Belmont % J Peakes, Stockton MrsJ A Burk, Sn Jose G M Colburn, N Y A Thorne, Chicago E Thorne, Chicago C Holcombe, Wash Mr McMfllun & wi, Mo E M Lang & wf, Washtn C F Best & wf, Wasngtn C C Perkins, Stanford S H Y onge, Council BIff E Bosserman, Colo H E Lews, Portiand ©8 Jacobson, Portland Mrs F Moffitt, Oakland Miss B Joft -, Vakland NEW WESTERNS HOTEL. hicago J L Payetto, Portland es, Portland J A Bover, Newcastle H A Mclntyre, Carson 1 B Fiemming, Cal H C Crawford & wf, B L Fisher, Alameda _ Cooperstown J Zetz, Fresno 3 Jackson, £'ast Oakland P Wraity, Kast Oakland J Willlams, Los ngeies D S Kimerer, Meridian P E Ti tzain, Meridian 1} G Brown, Cal G K Reed, Los Angeles L A Long, Los Angeles G W Webber, Los Ang L A Jautz, San Joss E E Sullivan, Seattie S Wrigbt, Portiand J S Barnes, Tacoma D Stampa, Seattle Miss M Hunter, SpokaneJ B Wright, Seattle Miss M Woods, Seattie A G Arlett & fm, Seattle Miss I C hawley, Wash H Sevent, Nebr W H Lincoln, San Jose J Andrews & wf, Seattle BALDWIN HOTEL. G Miglicoacca, Napa J McAulifte, N Y W R Clark &wf, Stocton G Clark, Stockton Miss Clark, Stockton ¥ Burr-ll, Fresno ¥ Dale, Denver G W Strong. San Jose W b Hartley&w, Merced J Jones, San Jose J B Lowe, ~an Jose LW Legg, San Jose N R Rayner, Yre| J M Mattson, Beivedere T J Duffy, >an Rafael J P Gibbs, Stanford N Todham, Detroit W D Grady, Fresno 8§ Newell, Stockton ————— Teach Boys and Girls. How to keep a set of books. How to write a rapid business hand. How to spell all the words one uses. How to write a promissory nute. How to write a receipt. How to add a column of figures rapidly. How to write a bank check. How to make out and receipt a bill. How to write good social and business letters. How to write an advertisement for a newspaper. How to know good soil at sight. How to measure a pile of lumber. How to live within one’s income or al- lowance. How to calculate interests snd dis- counts, at any rate, for any time. How to write a call for a public meeting and a report ot the same. How to tell the good points of a horse and how to tell its age. How to make common repairs about the home. How to know at sight all the common minerals and rocks of the neighborhood. How to recognize at sight the common trees of the farm and the forest, and to know the uses and comparative value of each. How to measure a bin of grain, and to calculate its market value in pounds or bushels. How to gain the love and respect of those with whom we mingle. How to know in the fullest details the business or the profession or the special study which we are to follow, that we may with patience and industry have a reasonable prospect of success in our daily labors.—Philadelphia Record. e ———— Rain marks may be removed from cloth by damping the marked part thoroughly, then ironing with a hot iron. —_———— THE CALL CALENDAR, DECEMBER, 1896. Mo.|Tu.| W.|Th.| Fr.|Sa | Moon’s 9 (10|11|12 141516 |17 |18 l'@? 212333 (2425|326 27/28)|29 (3031 @Lnbzeqcum, STEAMERS TO AERIV STrAMER | FroM | Dux Aivion. - |Tillamook Bay “Dec 23 Washtena “Dec 23 Protection. .Dec 23 Fonolusu . Crescent City.... Coos Bay. Progreso S Coos Bay. 24 Sunot. 24 Home! 25 Corona. ” 25 Pomona . Humbold: Bay. 26 State of Cal....| roruand.... North ¥orx. . City Puebia. .|Chinaand Japan. Coos Bay . Panama. 29 San Diego. - 29 Crescent Ci % Grays Harbor .. : tlana B ] SUN, MOON ANO 1IDE. T.8. CoAST AND GFODETIC SURVEY -rm} BULLETIN PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT. December—18986. ‘Wednesdar, December 23. .7.24| Moon rises 4.56/Moon sets. Fee:“' "Irm' il | LW H W .01 725 2.9|12.54 827 2.6 15¢ 5.3| 9.34| %1| 305 10.45| 12| 4.3 09| .00 0.1| 7.40 = 1 Lw H 27| 6.5:] 57] 2.03|-1.0| 9.01] 3.9 NoTE—In the above y morning tides are given in the left hand lumn, and the succeasive tides of the day in © 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 tae last or right hand column gives the last tide of the day, exceps when tnere are but three ildes, as sometimes sccurs. beights given are additions to the soundings on the United States Coss: Survey :h'.‘flhg $XCept when a minas sign (—) precedes U efght, an number giv fromh the deoth £1ven by 1he cngra. | T T NOTICE TO MARINERS. ranch of the United States Hydrographie ofce locaied in the Merchanty Exchange ls maintained in Bam Francisco for the benefit of mariners without regard t0 nationaiity and free of ll;flvlil:.‘ avigators are cordially favited w0 Visit the office, where complete sets 0f charts and salling directions of the world are kept on hanl for com: Pparison and reference, and the latest information oan always be obiained regarding lights, dangers to navigation and all matiers of interest to ocean The time. batl e time ontop of the buflding on Tele araph Hill 1o hoisted about ten minutes before 50gp. and s dropped at noon. 120th meridian, by telecrapic received each day from the Oal A ited aval Ob. ory Ay A notice stating wheiher the time ball was BURaned (e suime Ay b b eroon A atternoon aad by the morning p.gtll’lho lolln:::l 4.’}'-.’“ W. 8. HuemEs, Lieutenant. U. 8 N., in charge The Time Ball. ERANCE HYDROARAPHIC OFFIOR. U.S. N.. } 1 a MERCHANTY EXcHANG® SAN FRANCISCO. December 22. 1893. The time bali on Telegrava HIli was a exactly at noon 10-day—L e.. ai noon of the 1. meridian, O Xa0ULY %t B £ A.. Greenwich tima. . 52 - W. S HueHESs, Lieutenant U. 8, N, in charge OCEAN STEAMERS. Dates of Departure ¥rom San Francisco. BAILS. | PIKR. Caorina..... | Coos Bay......|Dec 23, 6Pu|Fier 8 Sania Kosa. |=an Dieo. .| Dec 23.11au | vier L Pomon..... | HumboldtBus [Dec 25, Zru |Pierd 24.10an | Pler 34 24. 5w | Pler 18 25,10Ax | Pler 11 26. fam ‘ Pler 11 26, 9| Plord c 26, 4pu | Pler 13 26, Ham| Ple 2 27.11aM | Pier 11 27. 9au (Pler 3 49,12 | PM S8 29.10ax| Ploc 24 29, 1PuM|P M S8 STEAMER l. | Portiand o Chiva&Japan Dec H0nOlulN..... | Dec 20.10aM | Pler 7 _ | Newport . Dec 29, ¥am|Pler 11 ial Vie & Pet Snd | Dec 30. #am ! Pler 3 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Arrivod. TUESDAY. December 22, Stmr Mexico, Thomas. 77 hours from Vicioria and Puget Sound; pass and mdse, o Goodall, Perkins & Co. Stmr Pomona, Doran, 17% hours from Eureks; pass and mdse, 0 Goodal, Perkins & Co. Stmr ¢ zarina, Drisko, 45 hours from Coos Bay; pass and mdse, 1o J D Spreckels & Jros Co. Schr Corinthian, Zaddart, 61 hours from Poing Arena; 100 cds wood, to Bender Bros. Cleared. TUESDAY. December 2 Brig John D Spreckels. Christiansen, Mahukon; I D Bpreckels & Bors Co. Sailed. TUESDAY, Decem ber 22 Stmr Gipsy. Leland, Santa Cruz Stmr Greenwood, Carlson. Bark Undaunted, Olsen. Port Blakeley. Schr Mary Bubne, Ramselius. La Libertad. Schr Moro. Jorgenson, Coquille River. Telographic. POINT LOBOS, Dec. 22.—10 P M.—Weath cloady; wind NE; velocliy 6 miles. Charters The bktn Addenda loads lumber at Chemainus for Shangnai, 42s 6d. Domestic Ports. SEATTLE—Ssiled Dec 22—Schr Transit, for San Jose de Guatemala. GRAYS HARBOR—Arrived Dec 23—Schr De- fender, hence Dec 7. ASTORIA—sailed Dec 22—Br bark Zinita, ‘or Queenstown. SAN DIEGO—Arrived Dec 22—U S stmr Thetis. Suiled Dec 22—~car Excelsior, for San Frap- cisco: bktn Uatherine Sudden, for Grays Harb SOUTH BEND—sailed Dec '22—Bkin Gardly Ci v, ior 8an Fraucisco. BOWENS LANDING—Safled Dec 22—Sohr Bar- bara Hernster, for San Fran. isco. COOS BAY—Arrived Dec 22—stmr Alliance, hoe Dec 19, Satled Dec 22—Stmrs Arcataand Bonita, for San Francisco. SANTA BARBARA—Arrivea Dec 22-Scar Gen Banning, from Grays Harbor, CLALLAM BA Y—In pori Dec 22—Schr Lyman D Foster, from Port Hadlock, for Freemantle. ASTURIA—Salled Dec 22—Ger ship Magaalene, for Queenstown; Br ship Vanduara, for Queens: town ALBION—Arrived Dec 23-Stmr Rockport. YAQUINA BAY—Salled Dec 22—Stmr Faral- lon. for San Francisco. PORT GAMBLE—Salled Deo 32—Ger bark See- stern, for Valparaiso. SAN PEDRO—sailed Dec 33—Stmr South Coast for San Francisco. PORT BLAKELEY—Salled Dec 18—Schr F Witzemanu, for San Jose de Guatemals. PORT HADLOCK—Satied Dec 18—3car Lyman D Foster, for Freemantle. SAN DIEGO—Sailed Dec 21—-Bktn Catherine Sudden, for Grays Harbor. TACOMA—sailed Dec 22—Schr Fanny Dutard, for San Diego. Salled Dec 22—Ship Yosemite, for San Fran- cisco: Chil bars Lake Leman, for Gusyaqull. BOWENS LANDING—Arrived Dec Zi—Schr Monterey, hence Dec 21. FORT BRAGG—Arrived Dec 22—5tmr Caspar, hence Dec 21. EUREKA—Arrived Dec_22—Stmr Weeott, frm Crescent City: schr Bertie Minor, hence Dec 16. SOUTH BEND—Arrived Dec 22—Stmr Alcazsr, hence Dec 18. Scotla, from Wm Foreign Ports. VICTORIA—Salled Dec 18—Brship Drumcliff, for London. Arrived Dec 18—Br ship Sierra Blancs, from Caraift, CALCUTTA—Arrived Dec 31—Brstmr City of Dublin, bence Oct 30. PANAMA—Arrived Dec_5—Stmr Colon, hence Nov 10. Dec 10—Stmr City_of Panams, from Chamoerico. Dec 13—Stmr Newport, hence Nov 19. Sailed Dec 12—Stmr Colon, for San Francisco, SWANSEA—Salled Dec 19—Br bark Afon Alaw for San Francisco. YOKOHA MA—Salled Dec 21—Brstmr Tacoms, for Tacoma. HONULULU—Arrived Dec 10 — Ger ship Mario Hackfeld, from Bremen. Dec 11—Bark Martha Davis, hence Nov 22; stmr Australia. hence Dec 5. Dec 12—Bark Ceylon, from Eureka: schr Aloha, hence Nov 24. Salled Dec 12—U S stmr Adams, for San Fran- clisco. Passed Dec 12—Bark Coloma, from Oregon, for Hougkong. DEPARTURE BAY—Ready for sea and waltlng for tug, ship Orlental, for San Francisco. Movements of Trans- Atlantic Steamar NEW YORK—Arrived Dec 22—Stmr Havel, fr) Bremen and Southampton: sumr Mobile, fro: London; stmr Kensiogton. irom Antwern. Salled Dec 22—Stmr Lahn, tor Bremen. GENOA—ATrived out Dec 22—Stmr Werra. MOVILLE—Arrived out Dec 22—Sumr State of California. | _LIZARD—Passed Dec 23—Stmr Schiedam, from | New York, for Amsterdam. | "BEACHY HEAD—Passed Dec 22—Stmr Maas dsm, fron New Yor. for Rotterdam. Importations ; TACOMA—Per Mexico—3 cs shoes, 4 o8 wine, 1 cs gioves, 4 drums ‘cheese, 1 cs cigars, 1200 bars bullion. Tacoma west of Fargo—2810 aks wheat. 650 sks | flour, 1000 qr-sks flour, 26 bdls hoops, 1 cs shoes, 1bx Splate. East via N P R R—700 bxs 50 crts b bbls starch. Evereti—625 kegs nalls, 1 keg fish, 1400 bars | buiiion. Anacortes—2631 sks oats. New Whatoom—5 pkgs boilers, 1 c3 dry goods, 3 pkgs castings. Vancouver—2 pkgs mdse, 1 kit 3 tubs butter, 4 bds hides 147 bdls salc hides, 20 bals sait pelis, 1 piano, 99 bdis hides. Seattle—10 pkgs mdse, 12 bxs type, 3652 sks oats, 2 cs clothing, 6 pkgs metal, 3 cs shoes, 263 (bals salt hides, 35 bdls C hides, 5cs fresh fish, 1 bx giassware, 7 sks coffee, ;8 cs 9 cris starch. 3 cs dry goods, 28 pigs tallow, 68 cs salmon. 14 cs halibut. 8 bois copper, 5 pkgs brass, 58 pkgs fur- niture, 9 pkgs express, 2 sks coin. G N Ry via Seattle—1 cs gloves, B0 csrubber 0ods, 1 s rubber hose, 500 sks flour, 1747 pkgs 24 | copper ingots. Port Townsend—3 bxs hardware, 15 sks peas, 1 pkg express. 1 sk coln. Juneau—1 bx bulllon. Douglas Island—1 bx bul'ion. East via_Vancouver—7 cs Cig tobacro, 684 cs tobacco, 61 cs cigarettes, 34 cs cigars, 1 cs dry £00ds, 747 cs oOIs and ahoes, 10 pkgs mdse. 1 cs 9 rolisleather, 1 cs laces, 3 cs welting. 3246 cs hats, 350 rolls carpet. 1cs arc lamps, 4cs hard- ware, 875 cs condensed milk, 14 ¢s wooden ha a es, 10 cs hosiery, 1 cslining. 2 cs planos, 1 bxs Cara ammonia, 1°¢s forging, 1 cs tinware, 3 cs drugs, 75 crts wheels, 5 pkgs chairs, 6 pkgs farnitare, 45 cs canned lobsters. 195 pkxs cheese. Victorla—1 pkg mdse, 10 pkgsexpress, 2 sks coin LUREKA—Per Pomona—1 cs leather, 4 cs dry goods, 1 cs glass. 6 bxs type. 41 bxs buiter, 3 bxs pulleys, 2 pkgs mdse. 5 sks potatoes. 7 bxs apples, 1bx cake, 2 bxs poultry, 1 sk coin, 7 pkgs hides, 19 pkgs express, 1 sk wool, 1 cs cigars, 1 roll belt- iug, 2 bxs zroceries. ERand E R R—65 bxs 86 hf-bxsfish, 7 kexs 143 bxs butter, 2 cs shoes, 2 bxs frogs, 10 cs con- densed milk, 28 M ft lumber. 1 bbi fish, 21 doors, 5 pkgs mdse, 1 coop chickens, 2 bxa frozs. COOS BA Y—Fer Czarina—874 tons coal, 30 bb salmon. 85 bxs apples, 3 bales flaunel. 1 ks coin, 7 bxs butter, 1coop chickens, 20 pkgs mdse 8 chts ebpress. Consignees. Per Czarina—J D Spreckels & Bros Co; Hibernia Brewery: Hilmer, Bredhoff & Schuiz; M P Detels: Bandou Woolen-mills: Getz Bros & Co; Bay City Soda Works: Wieland Brewing Co: M Painter: H H Hogan; Wells, Fargo & Co: Standard 0l Co : Enterprise Brewery: Willows Brewery. Per Pomona—A C Nichols & Co: A Crocker & Bros: Amer P'ress Assn: Brigham, Hoppe & Co; A | J salazar: Dodge, Sweeney & Co: J B Ingugia: C J Kennedy: Dairymen’s Union: Weils, Fargo & Co; W BSumner & Co: American Unlon Fish Co: H K edorn; Henshaw, Belcher & Co; L P Degan & S Dennins; C O G Miller; E T Plerce: B Call G Ghighezola; G Camillonl & Co; Ross & Hewlot Rinaldo Bros: W L Gordan: C K Whitney & Co A Belianu; Milani & Co; Cahn, NicKelsburg & C Hilmer, Bredhoft & schulz: Norton, Teller & C: A Paladinl: Pacific_Coast Fish Co: A O Bryan 8noe Co: Brigham. Hopre & C'o; Standard Ofl Co; Chas Neison: Hills Bros: F B Haight: Wolf & Son: J H Newbauer & Co: Marshall & Reim rs: tecitic { Coast Lumber Co; McDonough & kunvon: G Bertl & B Smith & Co: Getz Bros & Co: D Verva- iin; J de Haven: L Scatena & « Dk Alllson & Co W L Gordan. Per Mexico—Cahn, Nickelsburgd Co: A Herr: mano: California Wine Assn; Getz Bros & Co: G W Howard: Miller, Sloss & Scott; Davis Haver & Co; Miller, Sloss & Scott: Pacitic Rolling Mills: H A Higgins & Co; Selby Smelting and Lead Co: 3 Bachman & Co: Allen & Lewis: J Everdinz & (0} H Dutard: Allen & Lewls; Moore, Ferguson & Co: J P Thomas: Buckingham, Hecht & Co: Demin Paimer Milling Co; Amer Press Assn: A H Kipp S Stiefvater: Tfilmann & Bendel: L D Stone & Co: Haker& Hamilton: Dunham, Carrizan & Co: M H Barchel: Pacitic Cooperase Co: C H Meyer & Bro: Fredericksburg Brewery: AmericanTobacco (0; H Levi; A Giry; D N &E Walters; F A Lawson: J C'Iurner; Johnsou-Lucke Mercanile Co; Lam- son CS ~ Co: Standard :iscuit Co: P Berwin & Bros: Michalitsckhe Bros; Sherman, Clay & Co: 3 Fand San Mateo hlectric Kailway Co: Waketield Rattan Co; W A Gougn: Bates & Suydam; Bunx of Britlsh Colunibia; Bissinger & Co; Triest & Co; J Baroford; Kowalsky & Co: Schlegel & Bunk A Schilling & Co: A G Preiitt; A J Praver & < Brokaw Bros; Brown Bros & Co: B Cohn; Bu side Bros: G Camilloni & Co: Duff & Co: F Bros & Nites: F B Wright; C W Scott: Hiils Brlls: Wieland Brewing Co; f W Higglus; Iial.an ~wiss Agricultural Colony; Joseph Mun: Knudsea & Iu- id; J B McAdaws: M J Brandenstein & Co; w £ 'Fuiter: Maniall, 1urib @ Co: The Caiffornia Canneries Co: Sawyer Tanning Co; P Greenbers % Co: Wheaton. Brega & Co: er'& Ho den: Tn Crane Co: W P Fuller & Co: Wells, Fargo & Co; W T G rrett; Thomas Marum: Unicn Fish Co: W A McDonald: Roya! Mliling Co; B Llumenthal & Co; E J Bowen & Co; London, Parls and American ‘Bank; Bank of Callforaia, :Witzel & Baker: