The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 22, 1897, Page 10

1 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1897 - e SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. Cement advance Wheat Futures declined. Barley, Oats and Rye dull. Heavy receipts of Kastern Corn. Beans and Seeds dull Hay and Feedstuffs unchanged. Potatoes and Onions still higher. Butter and Cheese unchanged. Eggs off again. Poultry in ample supply. Game dull Oranges steadler. Limes scarce. Fancy Rea Apples firm Dried Fruits unchanged. Provisions as before. filfirm@mu& % S iohS Cargondgy, 79 %/a?/@ O Clear ® Partly Cloudy @ Chudy ® Rain® Snow Explanation. The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures st station indicate maximum temperatars for the days; those underneath it, if any, the amount of ralnfall, of melted snow in inches and bundredtbs, during 'the past twelve hours. Isobars, or solid lines, “connect pagn s of equal air pressure; iso- therms, or dotted” lines, equal temperature. The word “high” means high barometric pressure and is usually accompanied by fair weather: ‘low"” refers 1o low pressure. and is usnally preceded and accompanied by cloudy weatherand rains. “Lows” usially first appesr on the Wusbington coast. When pressure is high in the interior and low along the coast, and the lsobars extend north and south ulong the coast, rain is probable: but when the “low™ 15 inclosed with isobars of marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is improb able. Witha “high” in the vicinity of Idaho, and the pressure falling to the California cosst, warmer weather may be expected in_summer and colder weather In winter. The reverse of these conditions wll produce an opposite resul WEATHER BUREAU REPORT. STATES DEPARTMENT OF THER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 5 P. M.— Weather conditions and general UNT TURE. W 21. 1897, forecast: The following are the seasonal rainfalls to date as compared with thase of same date last season: Eureka 23.48 inches, last season 21.26, past 24 hours.00 of an inch: Red Biuff 11.84, last season 10.18, past 24 hours .00: ~an Fraucisco 11.14, last season 5.99, past 24 hours.00: Fresno 4.73, season 3.14, past 24 hours .0U; San Luis Obispo 9.70, last season 9.8, pust 24 hours .00: Los An- geles 8.40. last scason 4.18, past 24 hours.00: San DieRo 6.52, last season 2.u2. past 24 honrs.00: Yuma 4.62. last season 32, past 24 hours .00. San Francisco cata—Maximum temperature 56, mipimum 45, mean 50. Au ares of high pressure lies over Utah and Ne- vada to-uight. A area of low piessure lles over the Missouri Valley. During the past twenty-four hours there has been & rapia rise in pr ssure over the northwestern portion of continues southward much colder weather may b exp-cted Saturday throughout California, Nevada and Utah and on Sunday in Arizona. The temperature bas falien over Northern Call- forria and bas ris n ov ern California. Rain is falling in Northwestera Washington. Fog is reported in the great vall Forecast made at San Fran sco for 30 hours ending midnigh. January _2. 188 Northern California—Fair Friday, except cloudy on northern coast; fog in the valléys: continued cool weather: light variabl- winds. Southern Californla—Fair Friday; colder Friday and Friday nignt: light nor hwesterly winds Nevada—Fair Frilay; Colder. Falr Friday; colder Friday and Friday va—Fair Frid Ban Francisco and vicinity—Fair Friday; con- tinued cool weather; light northerly winds. ALEXANDER McAD E Local Forecast Official. NEW YORE MARKETS, Financial. NEW YORK, N. Y., Jan. 21.—The tendency of the stock market was toward a lower range of prices again to-day. Considering the sharp break in some specialties and other develupments, how- ever, the general list heid steady, the decline for the day iu such stocks as the grangers, Chi- cago Gas, Sugar and Louisvilie and Nashville showing losses of 14 to 11 per cent. Quotations from London came lower & the opznins, showing that the reduction in the Bauk of England rate had been discounted. This was a disappolntment 10 the bulls, while 1t encourfiged the bears to re- new their eftrts at bammering the arket. The dullness and absence of the outside orders was agninst an Improvement in prices. Sugar figured for 51,300 for a total in the whole list of 163.700 sbares, but in a majority of instances the demand ‘was unusually light. The sensational event of the day was a break of 1284 in Rocking Valley preferred to 40 and of 833 in the common (0 8%. The decline was started by an effort to margin & small amount of stock. In the sbsence of supporting orders the bears found it an easy matter to briog about the subscquent sharp fell, especially as & rumor was circula ed that u receiver for the properly was immivent. Vice-President Samuel Davis subse- quentlv denied the rumor and the common ral fed 10115 The company, In common with other bituminous coal carriers, bas suffered from the fierce war tht has been waged beween them for & long time ves:. Prices have been so reduced that the very ne- cessities of the sicuation may bring ahout a speedy @ettiement, wh ch up to the piesent time the man- Bgers have been unab.e to accomplish, although they cialm to have made Importaut concessions. Long siand was auother noticeavly weak featore. It broke four points to 45 rexular, but saies were made at 41 sellec 30 days. The selling is In an- ticipation of an unfavorabie report by Expert Ac- countant Litile, who is now examinng tiie baoks of the company. Chesapeake a.d uhio and Baiti- more and Ohio were both weak at dec'ine of 1 P T cent lu sympathy with the heaviness of the bituminous coalers airesdy named. Speculation closed steady in tone, with & raly of Y4 to g 1rom the lowest poin: of to-day. _Bonds were lower 0-day. Nales 100 ed up §1,- 173,000, The feature of ‘the trading wus a drop of 4 polnts In Columb s und’ Hocking Valiey consoli dated fives to 83 and 234 do general sixes to 804, Duiuth and Iron Kange first fives feil 1 to 100 Equitabie Gas and Fuel of Chicago sixes, 113 to 8914: 1.ong Island fives. 55 10 1104, and 10.cdo and Objo Central Western fives, 1 .0 10i%4. St Paul, Minnedpolis and Manitobs extenson rose 13410 90; Missouri Pacific con«ols 114 to 9614, and Beéec Creek first foars, 17 to 106. In Governmen: bonds $42,000 coupon fours of | 19256 sold ai12234@12-14: $4000 coupon fours ©0f 1807 at 112, $13,000 do registered at 11115@ 11154 Grain. FLOUR-—Neglectea: easy. r_wheat, low grades, §2 30@2 25: do fair to fanty, 83 50@4 75: do_patents, $4 95@5 15. Minnesota clear, $3 50 5: do straighis, $4@4 45: do patenis, $4 35@ 15:Jow exiras. 82 5U@3 35. city” mills, $4@.; do patents. -85 20@5 45; Kye mixfure, $3@3 70: superfive. $2 2095 10; tive. $1 80@2 85, ~outhern flour dull. Common to fair extras, $3 30@3 65; £00d to choice, $3 45@4 05. Rye flour steady ab #2 85@3 15. COKNMEAL—Dull, steady. RYE—Steady, firm, 48ct.0. b, BARLEY—Steady. Feeding, 2315@30c c. L £. Buffalo. W HEAT—Spot market du'l, Jower, with options closing firm; . 0. b, 95%c; ungraded red, 77@ 97c; No, 1 Northern, 917 Opiions opened weak and_declinea T4c on easier cabies. moderate loreizn selling. weak W es: and local 1 quidation, raliled 34e with the improved West, ciosed stéady at 5s@3%c under yes erday with ‘trading mo erately active. May sad July FINANCIAL. CHICAGO GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND NEW YORK STOCKS. WHEELOCK & CO., < Leldesdorff St., Tel. Main 1054. CENTRA L OFFICE 623 Market St., Palace Hotel. Tel. Maln 5144 Uptown Office—Bala win Hote! (adjolning Grill Hoom). Tel. Main 339. PURDY & ATKINSON Managers. Orcers mstantly executed on latest market quo- tations. Reference lst National Bank, S, F. CHICAGO. PRIVATE WIRE. NEW YOBK. AGRICUL- | last | | packing stock. 8¢; grease, 212@! he country and If this | | | | 1 | | | | | | | seconds,14@16c: imitations, fancy. THE COMMERCIAL WORLD. only iraded in. No. 2 red January, 883c; March, 895c: May, 857, CORN—Spots more active for export: Ys@Wc ,steady. No. 2, 28@.854c eievator; Z9%ac afioat. Options were dull and weak at Ys@%4o decline with the West and /ocal reallz ng. 'May and July ouly traded in. January, 28%c; May, 30¢; July slc. OATS—Spot dull, steady. Options auil, easier. January, 22%c; February, 223c; May, 22340 Spot prices: No. 2, 2% No. 2 tnicago, 23c; No. 22¢; mixed Westeru, L2@28: Provision. LARD—Firm. City. §4 26: steam, $3 70@3 75; 84 25: refined slow: Continent, $4 65 merican, 84 N0; compound, 414@4Yac. —Firm. ' New mess. §8 60@9. } UI'TE «—Fancy, firm. Western creamery. 13 @20c; Tigins, 20c; imitation creamery, 11@16c. CHEESK—Firm! Parc skims, 3@9¢; full skims, Xo 2, white, 24%40; 20%40: No. 8 white, white do, 28@30c. eady, Icehouse, 12@13c: Western fresh. 1514c; do case, $1 50. UALLOW—Firm;: light supply. Oy, 8%c; country. 335@:%: COTTONSERL 2314@254c. 1 “—Fair demand. Domestic, $%@6c; Japan, 414@4%;c. OLASSES FEKE March. $9 45@9 5 89 50: Sepiember, Bb tL@9 6 SUGAR—Dull. Off mold A, 45sc: standard 3, 4¥ge; A. 4lgc cuc loaf, be: crushed. 5 484c: sranulated, 435c: cubes, A54c. Fruit and Produce. c. OIL—Crnde, 20c; yellow prime, Firm, unchanged. teady: unchaoged to 5 points April, $9 50; M Décember, §9 60. 75 @4 1-16c B D confectioners powdered, APRICOTS—Bags. 8@11c. ¥¥ ACHES—Unpeeled, bags, 7@9c; peeled, bxs, 121%@15¢. FIUNES—Four sizes, nominal, 53jc. RAISINS—Two.crown. loose mucatel. 434c B B S-crown, 5lgc: 4-crown. 63ge: london layers, $140@1 50 clusters, 31 50@1 90. A MONDS—Soft shell, §@9%ac: dopaper shell, 1@12c. S ALNUTS_Standard. 7c: soft shell, 9c. HOPS—Pacific Coast, 3%@15%gc. WOOL—Quiet. Domestic fieece, 16825c; pulled, 18@81c: Texas, 7@12c. Merchandise. FIGIRON—Quiet. American. $11@16. Firm. Lake. $11 871,@12. LEAD—Firmer. Dumestic, +3 06@3 10 TIN—Firmer. Straits, 813 55@13 65; plates, quiet. ? SPELTER—Quiet. Domestic, §3 75@3 90. CHICAGO MARKETS, CHICAGO, ILx.. Jan. 21.—Not a vestige of yes- terday’s sirength existed In the wheat market this morning. The bulge to-dsy wasthe direct result of reported heavy sales of cash wheat at St. Louls, sud when the ciaims were emphatically denled prices flattened out and aropped to yester- day’s lowest figures. The Liverpool cables were & disappointment, only a insignificant response to our gain of yesteraay being reported at ine open- 1ug and that was lost later. The Cincinnati Price Current summary gave an encouraging ou 100k, and reported the flour trade slack. Receiptsat Chicago were 29 cars, and 99,195 busnels were withdrawn from store. Tne Northwest had 252 cars against 272 last Thursday snu 436 a year azo. Ciosing Continental cables were slightiy higher. Exports amounted to 411,081 busheis. The murker continued weak untii the last haif hour, when covering by ‘xhorts” cansed a raily. May wheat opened from 797@7934¢, closing at 763 @79%ac bid, L4c under yesteriay. Estimated r Ceipis’ for to'morrow 35 cars. No. 2 spot rei wheat ran el from 8776@B554¢, Ci0sing at 85330 CORN—The Lone was easy. reflecting that of wheat. There was no important buying or seiling orders. The Clncinuati Price Corrent explaine the duliness In_flour trade velog due wo corn prod- ucts, which would argue a (reater consumption of this cereal. Keceipts were 205 cars, and 108,400 bushels were taxen from store. Liverpool was quiet_snd unchanged. Exports were heavy at 500.461 bushels. May opened at 2414c. decimed 10 24c and closed at 24@243sc. Ya@Y4c lower tha yesterday. Kstimated receipts IOf Lo-morrow Were 220 cars. OATS—Very little to attract attention occurred {noats. This was asmuller edition of the wheat m rket in that it moved up ot down with the lat- ter. Receipts were 187 cars, and 26,672 bushels were wichdrawn from_store. ports were light aU 5145 bushels. May closed Ta@laclower. Es- timated rec ipts fOF L0-MOFTOW 23 0 CaTs. PROVISIONS—Were .nclined to improve at the opening. and by 8o doing r flected the action of the hog market. ~The depression in grain, how- ever, worked to Lhe disad vantage of geueral specu- iation. product suffering With evervthing else. May pork_closed 5¢ lower, May lard a shade and May ribs 235c lower. BUTTER~—The butter market was fairly active fancy makes were in good de- mand. Cresmeries—Extras, 193¢ asked: firsts, 17@1 5@14c. Dair —Extras. 17c asked: firsis. 14@)bc: seconds. 9@ 10c. Ladles—Extras, 10@llc: nrsta Blo@Yia ; roll butter, 10c. [EGGS—Were steady. Buyers were cautious, but the colder weatner served to encourage holders. Fresh stock sold a¢ 133mc. MONEY—Was 5@6% on ¢all aud time loans. New York exchange sold at bUC dscount. Closing Prices. WHEAT—Janusry, 777%e: May, T63%@75%c: July, 753sc. CORN—January, 217%c: May, 24@24%4c; July, 25 0aTs—January, 1533 1655c; July, 1754 . FORK—January, §780: May, 87 95. LARD_January, 3875: May, 84 35. KIBS—January, $4 0732 May, $4 1234 Livestock. UNION STOCKYARDS. IiL. Jao. 21—The supply of cattle was small, and this served to simulate the market. Choice kinds were 10c higher, but other kinds were only steady. Thers wasa Lvely demand for hogs. The supply was light and prices were 5c higher. The sheep market was fairly active and sieady. CAT1LE—Receints 8000. Fancy beeves, 85 30 @ 60: choice to prime steers, $4 »5@5 25; govd to choice steers, 4 40@4 B0: medium ' steers, $4 10@4 35: fair beet steers, $3 85@4 UU: common bect steers, §3 50@3 BU: good 10 prime stockers ana feeders, $375@4 10; falr to good stockers and_feaders, $3 10@3 70: bulls, choice to May, extra, $3 30@3 75: do, poor 10 choice. 82 25@3 25; 85 50; cows and heifers, 'choice (o prime, cows. fair to choice, $2 35@5 4 10 fair canners, $1 75@2 55 40@5 50; calves, cOMmOD 10 go0d. 83 HUE! lexas ted steers, $3 5U@4 26: milkers and spring ers, % head, 325@40. HUGS—Jeceip.s, 51,000 Heavy packing and shipping_lots, 83 30@3 85: common to choice mixed, $3 83@3 55; cnoice assorted, 3 4734@ 355; light, 83 35@3 60: pigs, 85 20@3 60. SHEEP—Receipts, 8000. Inferior to cholce, $2 50@3 90; cho.ce lambs, 83 50@5. Recelpts at Omaha. EOUTH OMAHA. NERR. Jan 21.—HOGS—Re- ceipts, 8500. The market averaged steady. Light and mixed, $3 20@5 40; heavy, $3 16@3 50. CATTLE—Receipis, 260). Market strong (o 10c_higher. Steers, '$3 50@4 73; cows, §1 500 365; feeders, $3@4 26. SHEEP—None. Receipts at Kansas City. KANSAR CITY. Mo. Jan 21—HOGS—Rs- celpts, 16 000. Market opened firm and closed Sc lower. Light. 3 30@3 40: medium, §3 30@3 42v; heavy, 83 25@3 4 igs $3@3 i CATTLE—Re: ts, 6000. Strong. Native steers. best, $4 25@+ 50: fair to good, $3 25@ 4 2b: cows wnd heifers best. $300@3 50; 1air 1o xood. $1 80@$ 00Q: bulls. $2 20@8 10: stockers and teeders. $3 20@4 OU; Texas and Western, 82 50@3 90; calves, $4@9. SH i EP—Recelpts. 1500. Strong. Lamos, $3 50 @4 90: mutions, $2@3 60 NEW YORK STOCKS. Bonds,” Exchange, Money and Railroad Shares. Money on call easy at 114@2%: last loan at 114% and closed at 135% Prime mercantile paper, 3@3%,%. Steriing exchange dull, with actual bust- ness in pankers’ bills a: §4 8414@4 85 for 60 days and £4 8714@4 87l for aemand. Posted rates. $4 8515@4 85 Commercial bills, 84 8514 @4 5414 Bar sliver, 64%c. Mexican dolia 5034@51%4c. Government bonds firm: State bonds duil’ railroud bonds lower. Silver quiet. CLOSING 8TOCKS. Am Tel & Cable... 85 |North American... 434 Atchison . 1814 Northern Pacific.. 133 Preferred. ........ 23834 Pr-ferred. 3814 Adams Express...150 | Northweste: 10414 Alton, Terre Has 58 Preferred. 162 American Expressi10 [N Y Central. 84 American Tobacco 761N Y, Chicag 11, Preferred... 1st preferred. 3 Bay State Gas. . 14| 2d preferred.. 26 Baltimore & Ohi BILNY &N R, Brunswick Lands. 14N Y & New Eng... 45 Buffalo, Roch & P. 20 N Y' Susq& W.... 8 Cansaa Pacific..... 6415 Preferred. 45 4lontarto. .. 507 Ontario & Wi 13" "|Orezonimprovmnt— 1 1714/ Prete 184 Oregon Navigation Oregon Sbort Line. Pacitic Mall.... Peoria. D & Evans Flusbure & W otd. 15 13! Chicago Gas.... Vs Puilman Palace.. Cleve & Pittsburk. 166 (Quicksilver .. Consolldation Coal. 37 | Preferred. ... Consolidated Gas..147 |k CCC &St Lous... 2814 Preferred . 81| ireferred. 40 Colo Fue! & Irca.. 2515iRock Island........ 6814 Preterred.......... 70 |RomeWai&GOgden. 11715 Cotton 01l Ce: g8t L&S W, 41y Del Hudson, )i Del Lack&Wesirn. 166 | Denver & R G...... 11% Preferred. 4205 Prelerred......... 85 Distillers............— St Paul & Omaba.. 5054 General Electric.. 3414! Preferred. 30 Erle .. NS Pmam 12 Preferred. 34"|Silver Ceruficaies. 85 Fort Wayne. (188 [Southern Pacific... 14 Great Norihern pid117 Southern R K. 914 Green Bay. Preferred. 2875 Harlem, Sugar Refinéry. 11614 Hocking Coal...|. 3| Preferrea Hocking Valiey Tenn Coal & Lron. Fomestake.. H & Texas Central— Tllinois Central. |, Preferred. ¥o |Texas Pacific """ 93 |Tol A A & N Mich— Jowa Central....... 7%/Tol Oblo & Central 20 Preferred 26| Preferred......... 60 Kansas & Te; 1534 'Tol St Louts & 514 Preferred 3014 Preferred. b0) Kingston & . s |Coion Pacfi [ Lake Erle & Westn 17 |U P Den & Guil 27 Preterred......... 68%4|U 8 Cordage.......— Lake Snore........152 | Preferred.........— National Lead..... 2534 Guaranteed ......— Preferred D ¥97|US Exvress. 88 Long Isiand [0 42 |0 S Leather.. ) Loulsville & Nash. 5115 Preferred. 623, Loulsvilie.N Atony s U § Rubber. 245 Preferred. .. ..... 1V Preferred........ Tdlg Manhattan Con...: 9144 Utica & B River. 150 Memphis & C 15" Wab S L & Pacific. 654 Mexican Centra... 7% Preferred. ... Michigan Central.. 80 |Wells-Fargo.. Minn &S L. Preferred. . Minn & St L'com.. Western U nion. | Wisconsin Central. 18%4 Wheeling & L E. 1st preferred..... 78 | Preferred. Sd preferred..... 46%|Am Coiton Oil pfd. Missourl Pacific... 2214|W U Beet. Mobile & Ohio..... 21Va Ann Arbor. Nushville & Chaii. 67%a Preferred.. ... 25 National Linseed.. 1415 Brooklyn Traciion. 18% NJ Central........ 1003 Erie 2d ptd.......... 19 Norfolk & Westrn, 11V4 American Spirits.. 183 Preferred......... 17 | Preferred... 3044 CLosING BONDS. Ala Class A 4s.....10434 Northern Pac 1sts.115 Do Class B 4, 55.10315 Do 2ds. Alabama. class C.. 85 Do 8ds. . Atchison & Do 2ds A. . 4514/0r Improvmnt 1st. 83 Canada South 208.106%s Do bs. 18 Cen Pac lsts 0’85, — |0 R & N ista .. Cherokee 4s. 1896.103%5 Do consol 55 Do 1897. .10534/0r Short Line 6s. Do 189K 110335 Do consol 5s. Do 189977711 1035 Pacific st 167 Ches & Ohio Bs.... 1014 Phila & Reading 4s 8134 Ch&N P Tr Reis by 43 Do 1st ptd incom. 4613 DCB365s.......... 10934 K GrandeWest 1sis 789 Den'& kG5t 11111 St L&TronMiGends 763 Doss........... B8 [StL&SF Gen bs.110 Eri» 205 64 |St Paul Consois. ... 130 FLW&DenCiy ists_ 543415t P C & Pa 1sts . 116 GH&BAGS...... 104 [So Carolina 4. . 100 D02d 7s.......... 96 |Southern K Ros... 9033 Gen Elec Deb8s... 93 H & Tex Cent 65...10614 Do cou Bs......... 101 Jowa Centrai I Kansas ¥a Cons Texas Pac lsts.. ‘Texas Pac 2ds. 34| Union Pac 1sts 9671051 U S 48 reg of 1923.12115 Do 4s, coupon. ... 1228 U'S 4s reg of 1907.11 13 Do s, coupon.... 112 Do 2s. 953 Do ds. 1134 i Do 8s. coupon. ... 11414 N J Cent Gon Bs.. 11614 Vs funding deot... 62 N YC&StLouisdal)s ' | Doregistered.....— Nor & West Gen 63117 | Do deferred 6s.. & N Carolfua con 45,100 | Dotrust reptsipd 6 Do 6 124 [Wabash 1sc 10714 (141 |West Shore 10633 ‘110 FOREIGN MARKETS, WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL, ENG., Jan. 21.—The spot market fs quiet at 7s 10@7s 2d. Cargoes are steady at 355 94, sellers, prompt shipment. FUTURES. The Produce Exchange cable gives the following Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Rea Winter: Jan- s 75d; February, 6s 784d; Marcn, 6s 834 ;65 534d: June, 65 Thad. SECURITIXS. LONDON, Jan. 21.—Consols, 112 9-16; ver, 29 11-16d; French Rentes, 1027 60c. EXCHANGE AND BULLION, Sterling Exchange, 60 days.... — 4851 Sterling Exchange, sight....... — aBsig Sterling Cabies...... . D= dsssy w York Exchalge, Sight.... ... — 15 w Y ork Exchange, telegraphic.. — 1734 Fine sllver, per ounce. . —— [en Mexican Doliars. i T b214 PRODUCE MARKET. WHEAT AND OTHEK GRAINS. WHEAT—The Port Crawford takes for Cape Town 54,5637 ctls, valued at $9.,965. Futures con.inue to decline, but the spot market keeps up. Quoted at $1 35@1 50 B ct! for common grades, ¥1 5215@1 55 for average No. 1, $1 56: @1 574 for cloice and $1 60@1 6235 B cul for e tra choice milling. CALL BOARD BALES. - INFORMAL SESSION—9:15 o'clock—May—8000 $15114: 14,000, $1 5114: 8000, 31 61%4: 42,000, $1 5134 SCOND SESSION—May—18,000 cus, $1 51 8000. $1 6114, REGULAR MORNING SESSION—May—4000 ctls. $16114; 6000, $1 5134; 18,000, $1 51: 6000, $) 5054; 2000, 81 504; 6000, 81 5034. Decem~ ber—14,000, 31 2514 AFTERNOON SESs10N — December—6000 ctls, 81 25y, 1000, 81 2516, May—2000, $1 5015} 8000, $1 505 400U, 81 5034. BARLE iues remain undisturbed. We quote Feed, *0@»2%5c; choice bright, BY34@8c; Srewing, 90@5T5c; So- 1 Chevaller, 1106120 o CALL BOAED SALES. s—9:15 0'clock—No sales. 0 saies. @ SESSION—May—2000 ctls, Yac: BOOU, B3Ypc AFTERNOON SESSION—May—2000 cils, 82c. OAT~—The market coniinues exiremely dull. Fancy Feed, $1 45: Common 10 g0oa White, $1 10 @) 85 B cil, according to quality. Blackfur feed, 95c@81 10; for seed, $1 20@1 30; Gray, nomina : 1 0715@1 125p: Surprise, $1 5@ 60 B ctl. Arrivals jrom the iast are scill large and keep the market_overstocked and depressed. Large Yellow, 75@77%c¢: Small Round do, 9U@ 8235c: White, 75@80c # cll. KYE—90@g5c B ctl BUCKWHEAT—Quoted at $115@1 25 ctl. FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS. FLOUR—Net cash prices are as follows: Family extras $0@5 10; Bakers' extras, $4 90@5; Super- fine, $4 15@4 50 B obl. CORNMEAL, ETC.—Feed Corn, 817 50@18; Cracked Corn, $18 50319 B ton. MILLSTUFFS—Prices in sacks are s follows, usual discount to the trade: Graham Fiour, §2 85 % 100 ths: kye Flour, $2 75 ® 100 bs: Rice Flour, ¥ 75: Cornmeal. $2 35: exira cream do, $: Ustmeal, 3 50; Oat Groats. $4: Hominy, $3 1 @8 80: Buckwheat Flour, $320@3 50: Cracked Wheat, $5 60; Farina, $4 Whole Wheat Flon $i:_ Rolled Oats (bbls), §8 80@5 90; Peari Burley, $375@4; Spllt Yeus, §3 50; Green do, $4 20 @ 00 tbs. HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS, Valued of all kinds under this head remain un- changed. BRAN—312 50@13 for the best and $12 B ton for outside brands. MIDDLINGS—$18@19 for $20@20 50 ¥ ton for the best. oFEEDSTUFKE—Rolied Barley, o lower grades and $18 50@19: e Meal at the miul, 826 50 ¥ 10n: joubing, $27 50: clipped Oats, 81 4@l 50 B ctl. HAY—Wheat, $6@1 Yheat and_Oat, $7@ 10: Oat. $5@3: Buriey. S 50; River Bariey, 85@6 50: Alfaita, $6@7 bu; compressed, 60 9 50; stock, £5@6: Ul ver, $6@8 ¥ tun. STRAW—30@50¢ B bale. BEANS—Bayos, 81 40@1 55 B ctl; Small Whites, 81 15@1 80 cil; Large Whites, $1@1 15 8 cul; Pioks, $105@1 20; Reds, $110@1 20: Black- eve, $1 10@1 20; Red Kidney, $2 50: Limas, $1 60 @1 80: Butters, 81 26@1 50; Pea, $115@1 0. SEEDS—Brown Musiard, $2 75@3: Y eilow Mas- tard, $185@2 B cil: Flax, $145@1 40: Canary Seed, 134@2340 % b: Alfaita, 614c; Rape, 2@ 234c. Hemp, 3c; Timothy, dlac. DRIkD PliAS—Niles, $1@1 15® ctl; $140@1 60 B ctl. POTATOES, Green, ONIONS, VEGETABLESe Both Onions and Potatoes have again advanced. POTATOES—New Potatoes, 214@3c B b: Sweet Potatoes, 81 25@1 75: Early Rose, 66@75¢: River Reds. 65@73c; Burbank Seedlings. 50@70c B ctl for Kivers and 76c@81 05 for Salinas; Uregon Bur- bunks. SUc@$1. ONTONS—81@L 55 B ctl. VEGRTABLES—Hothouse Cucombers, 50c@81 ¥ dozen; Hothouse Aspara:us, B@25c ® Ib: Rhu- Los Angeies Summer Squash, Los Angeles Green Peppers, 25@ .ushrooms. ¥@15c @ b, lat er fix- ure 1or buttons: Marrowfal Squash. $5@8 B ton: Los Angeles Tomatoes, $1@1 25 B bux: Dried Peppers, T@sc ¥ Ib; Green Peas. 3@4c B D: Los Angel s String Leans, 5@10<; Dried Ukra, S@¥c 3 : Cabbuge, 40@dUc ® ctl; Carrots, 26@slc B sack; Garlic, 112@2c # b. CHEESE AND EGGS BUTTER—Fancy Creamerles keep up, but lower grade Buiter s still weak. CREAMERY—Fancy near-By Creameries, 21¢; some specials bring more; seconds. 18@18c; tancy Humboldt, 25@24c § b. DATRY—Fancy, 15@17c: good to choice, 13@ 14c: lower grades, 10@12c ¥ D PICKLED—13@14c 3 1b. FIRKIN—15@ (4c B Ib. CrEAMERY TUB—16@18¢ B Ib. CHEE hoice mild new is quotable at 11@ 11l4c B Ib: common to good old, 8@10c ¥ Ib: Cream Cheddar, 11@12c: Young America, 11@ 120; Western, 1114@12Yg0: Eastern, 18@184c. g <er. Ranch Kzes. 22@ 22%c: siore Eggs, 18Q20c; Eastern, 16@16c 3 ozen, BUTTER, POULTKY AND GAME. POULTRY—-Not much change. The market continues well supplied. Live Turkeys, 12@13c B 1 for Gobblers, 12@ 13c ® 1 for Hens; Dressed Turkeys, 13@16c 8 B Geese, P pair, 81 76: Ducks, 34 5)@6 B do; Hens, $4@5 ¥ doz: Roosters, youny. 84 50@5: old, $3 50@4; Fryers, $4@450: Broilers, $3 @4 tor large and $2 50@3 for small; Pigeons, 81 7! @ ® oz 1or young and $1 for old. GAME—English “nipe are_quotable at $2 50 ® dozen; Jack Snipe, $1@1 50 B dozen: Hare, 81; Kabbits, 81 50 for Coitontails and $1@1 25 for small: Gray Geese, $2 50; White Geese, $1; Brang, $125@1 5V; Honkers, $4. DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUIT: Fancy Red California Apples are firm. DECIDUOUS FRUITS— Apples, 75¢@$1 B box for cholce, 81 25 for fancy Red, 35@66¢ for common; Eastern, $1@3 B bbl. Pears, 25@80c B box. Persizmons, 35@65¢ B box. BERRIES— Eastern Cranberries. £6@8 3 bbl. CITRUS FRUITS—Limes are bigher azain and very scarce. Oranges seem to be geiting firmer, though trade is duil. Grape Fruit, $3@4 box} M andsrin Oranges. 90c@$1 B box: Navel Oranges. #2@2 5); Seedlings, $1@1 25 9 btox: Lemons, 75c@81 50 for common and $2@2 50 for xood to choice; Mexican Lines, $3 B box: California Limes, 81 256@] 50; Bananss, $1@2 ® bunch; Pine- apples, $2@1 B doz. i DRIED FRUITS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETC. DRIED FRUITS— Quotations on the Fruit Exchange are nominally as follows: LARLOAD LoTs—Apricots are quotable at 6@9c for hoyals and 11%@12c for choice 10 fancy Moorparks: Prunes, S1ac for the 4 sizes Peaches, agw.c for prime to choice, 634@7¢ tur fancy and 10¢ for peeled in boxes; apples, 0@5lac for evaporated and :@2Yyc for sun-dried; Fears, 21g 5¢ for prime 1o _cholce, 4@5 %0 for quarters anu Blac for halves: Plums, 4¢ for pitied ana 115c for unpitted; Nectarines, 31,@4Yec for choice and bl/zL(: for fancy; W.ite Figs, Sc; Black Figs, 214 @Zge. JOBBING PRICES—Peaches, 410@5lgc ¥ I fancy, 654@7Yac B Ib; peeled. 125ac 9 b Apri- cots, Ble@Yc B Ib. uacy, 10c: Movrparks, i@ 13c; evaporated Apples, 534c; sun-dried, 23,@3c; Prunes, 334@4c for the 4 sizes: Figs, black, 3¢ for unpressed wn . 3@314c for pressed: white kigs, 4 Plums, 434@bc for Piited und 1¥ge for unpitied: Necrarines, 4@6c B 1b for prime to fancy; Pears, 21a@5c for whole, 41,@5%ac for quarters and Alfi 6145c for halves. A ISAINS— CARLOAD PRICES — Four- crown, 10ose, 5 three-crown, 435c B th; two-crown, 33sc B seediess Sullanas, blc; seediess Muscatels, 43/ three-crown London ‘layers, $1 16: clusters, 81 60 Dehesa clusiers, $2 60; lmperial clusiers, $3; dried Grapes. 3¢ R 1. JOBBING PRICES—Sax FRANCISCO—FoUT-Crown, 10ose, 534c; B-crown, 434c; orown, 334c: seed: less Sultanas, 534c! scedless Muscatels, 412C: 3-crown London luvers, $1 25; clusters, $160; Dehesa clusters, $2 75: imperial clusters, $3 25. NUTS8—Chestnuts quotable at 8@10c: Walnuts, 615@7c ¥ Ib fr staudard and 9@9%ac B 1 for soitshell; Almords, 6@6lsc for Lauguedoc, 3@ 3gc for bardshell and 8g9c B b for paper-shel Peauvuts, 4@6c B Ib for k.astern ana ac for Cal fornis: Hickory Nuts, 5@sc @ Ib; Pecans 714@ 8c B Ib; Filberts, 735@8c; Brazil Nuts, 7’ ey Cocoannts, $4@5 8 100, HONEY—Comb, 10@]2%4c for bright and 5@8c for lower grades: water-white extracted, 5@534c; light amber exiracted 43@4%c; dark amber, 4@4lge: dark, 2@8c ' Ib. LESWAX-22@26c # b, PROVISIONS. i CURED MEATS—Bacon, 6¢c I for heavy, 7c # 1 for light medium, e for light, 10¢ B M for exira light and 1135 ® 1b for sugar-cured. Kast- ern sugar-cured Hams, 12@12%gc: California Hams, 10@1030: Mess Beet, $7@7 80: exira mess do, $8@8 50: family do, $9 BU@10; extra primo Pork, $7 50 @ 8: extra_clear, $16 ® bbi; mess. $14 B bbl: Smoked Beef. 10c B Ib. LARD—Eastern. tferces, is quoted at 5lgc for compound and 6@6Yc for pure: pails, 7c: Ualli- forala tlerces, S@sea¢ 3 I for Compound and 6140 for pure: haif-bbls, 634c: 10-1b tius, T¥4c: do, 5-1b, Thac B b, COTTULENE—6@614c In tierces and 73%4@8Ysc in 10-1 tins. HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell 108 D under sound stock. Heavy salted steers. 8c: medium, 7c B 1b: light, 6c B 1b; Cowhides, 6c: salied Kip. 6c $ b: salted Caif, 7@c: salted Veal, 6@7c: dry Hides, 12@13c @ w: culls and brauds, 9@10c; dry Kipand Veal,9@10c: dry Calf, 15c: calls. 10¢; Goatskins, 20@85c each: Kids, Deerskins, good summer, zoc # b: medium, winter, 10c; Sheeskins, shearlings, 101 each; sbort’ wool, 25@35¢ each; medium, 30 each: long wools, 40@6Uc each. isc TALLOW—No. 1, renderod, $@3%ac: No. 2, 2%gc; refined, 5c; Grease, 2¢ B Ib. WOOL-We ‘all Wool: Humboldt and Mendocino, 8@dc; free_northern, 7@8ge; mid- dle counties, tree, 535@7c: do, defeciive, 415@bc: San Joaquin, 3@be: wo. foouhill, 5@7c: Lustern Oregon spring, 714@9c: Valley Oregon, 10338 12c; do, fali and lambs’, 10@11¢ HOPS—6@8c for tair to choice and 9@10c B 1 for fancy. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. BAGS—Calcutta Grain Bags, spot, 434c: June- Inly detivery, 47c: Wool Bazs, 24%5@26%ac. The Prison Directors have fixed the price of San Quen- tin Bags at 84 65, spot. COAL-Wellington, $8 B ton: New Welllngton, $87% ton; Sonthfield Wellington, $7 50 ® tom; Sealile, $5 50: Bryant, 5 50: Coos Bay, $4 76 Wallsend, 86 60; Scotch. —: Brymbo, —; Cum- beriand. 813 60 inbulk and $15 in sacks: Penn- sylvania, Anthracite Ezg, $11@1 Welsh nthracite. $8@10; Cannel, $8 @ ton; Kock Springs, Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley, 87 60; Coke, $11@12 in bulk and 318 B ton in sks. CEMENT—English snd Germau Portland are quoted ut #2 B5@2 60 ¥ bbL, a siight advance. SUGAR—The W estern Sucar Refining Company quotes, terms net cash: Cube and Crushed, 64 Powdered, oc; Fine Crushed, 5yge; Dry Gran iated, 435¢: Confectioners’ A, 43gc: Magnolia A, 4c: Extra C, 37%c: Golden C, 33;c: huit barrels 34c more than barrels, and boxes 3¢ more. SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET. Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh- terers ere as follows: BEKF—First quality, 6l4¢; choice, 7ci second, 5@6c; third do, 4@5¢ ¥ M. VEAL—Large, b@7c: small. 7@8c B b. MUTION—Wethers, 612@7c: Ewes, 6@6%ge . P AMB_Spring, 1214@15¢; yeariings, 7@8c B . PORK—Live Hogs, $14@3%c § b for larze and medium and 834@33sc for smail; dressed do, 434 @blae B . iz RECEIPT> OF PRODUCE, ¥OR 24 HOURS. Flour, qr sk 8,987 | Straw, tons.. 5 Washingion... 6,516|buiter. cus... . 38 Whea, 35,812 Cheess, cus [T 121 Barley, ctls...... 22,301(Kggs, doz, 2,280 Onts, ctis.... ... 185 Hides. no T eon Washington... 5,420 |Pelts. bdis. 1102 50 Beans. sxs.. 638|Wine, gats. 12l $9.100 Corn, cils... — | Brandy, gals.l 4,240 Esstera. .. 1,200 Sugar. buis. Y308 Potatoes, sk 1,035/ 1 eatner. ro 10 Orego: 112| Mustard Seed,sc 112 Onions, 357 1ime. hbls, 282 Bran, sks. 950/ Powder, cases.. 6 270/ Lumber. M tas 40 368 THE STOOK MARKET. Higher prices ruled for some stocks yesterday. Con. Cal & Va. sold up o #205 and Ophir to $130. Sales of the former were heavier than ususl. An ore strike on the 1550-foot level of the Con. Cal. & Va. is sald to be the cause of this firmne-s. A streak of ore, varylng in width from 15 £ 20 Inches, has been found in new gro nd. It lies somewnat flat across the face of the excava- tion, its upper pars belng 16 Inches wide and its lower part 20 Inches wide. About three or four tons of the ore have bren taken out thus far, and the average asssy value s over $200 per ton, some of (he samples going below and others above that figure. The character of the ore iy n rich biack sulphuret, the same, in fact, as that of the rich ore of the old bonanza body. The close was lower all aroun i, Ju fa is asses ed e The Overman delinquent sale takes place to-day. The Santa Hosalia Mining Company has de- glared a dividend of 6o par share payable on the 26th. The usual quarterly dividends of the Alaska Mexican Mining Company of 10c per share, or £18,000, and of the Alaska Treadwell Mining Company of 87lhc per share, or §75,000, have been declard, both payable on January 28. The Paclfic Lighting Lompany h.s re-elected the old board of dircctors, with J. si. Livingston as president and C. O. G. Miller secrelary and treasure The Pajaro Valley Rallroad Company has re- elected Claus Spreckels president, John D. Spreck- eis vice-president, J. D. Spreckels & tros. Com- pany treasurers and k. J1. Sheldon secreiary. ‘he Pacific Auxiliary Fire Alarm Company has re-elected Loufs Sl0ssJr. president and W. Han- son secretary. The Uceanic Steamsnip Company has re-elected Joha D. Spreckels president, Charies Goodall vice-president,” J. D. spreckels & Brothers Compavy tredsurcrs, and E. H. Sheldon secre- tary. The Mill Vatley and Mount Tamalpals Scenic Railway Company bas re-elected Sydney D. Cushiog presid-nt und Louis B. James secretary. Work was resumed in the Crown Point mine on the moruing of tho 16th Lgst. and the work of driving the west cro-scut oi*the seventh floor ot the 800 level ralse continues. it {s now ou 24 feet, having been run 8 feet since last report. The face Is in clay, porphvry and quariz The yield of 'the Belche: mine for the past week was 26 mining carloads of ore, the average assay value of which was $25 49 per ton. The Uverman mine yielded 5 tons and 50 pounds of ore during the past week. The average assay value of .he ore was $45 09 per ton. BOALD ~A.ES. Following were the sules in the San Francisco Stock Board yesterday: REGULAR MORNING SESSION, COMMENCING 9:30. 00 G & C.....5](1000 Ovrmn..14 200 Potost. . 200 Savage. 800 Challze. .47 1008 Nv . 100 Cholr..... 94 400 ... 900 CC&V..71.90) 500 Utan......0: 4 20 300 X Jmoies. 34 RNOON SESSION—2:30, {100 ChoIr. ... 94/700 Ophir...1.20 051100 Cont..".}.10/1500 Ovrmn. .13 "+1.05( 8 Potos:.... 58 300 Belcher ...35/30) U Point....3%/300 Seg Bel....10 160 B& B...0 75800 G&C.....51100 ~ Nev.. 50 300 Chilnge. . 44| 1050 CC&V.1.90 20 .. -85 500 Syndcate.02 100 & somn. o 84 800 Occidul.....16{200. . 33 Following wers the sales In the Pacific Stock Board yesterday: 8 REGULAR 8ESSTON—10:30. 400 Ainhs. 400 CC&V .. 2.05/400 Ophir 11715 200 Alta......08/100 .......1.9214 700 ..........1.40 600 Andes... 16| 00 1300 Scorpion..08 200 BELM...10 AFTERNOON SESSION—2:80. 200 Alpha.....18/100 CC&V.... 200 Andes. . 15(100 Conn 1.07 200 Beicher...35/300 C Pornt. .. 300 B&B....'74/500 Excher. 100 ... 75200 G 2(30) Bavage.. .28 8U(600 ........... 27 00 8B &M, 10 ’mn KNev... 50 300 Evilion.. 06300 6 &C .. 500 Caleda...10/300 H&N1.271¢ 350 Challge...$4/200 ... 200 Chollar....93(300 Mexican ..50| LLUSING QUOTATIONS. THURSDAY. Jan. 31-4 piyg ,Mfid A ']’;9’ 5 Bia. Allln"lls Atrha con, 1 alta. i 0= By o7 ) 04 05 14 us e 37 - 2 78 74 Mexican, 48 50 ‘Benton Coa. 12 — Nevada Queea — 53 Bullion us (73 Caledont 11 13 Chollar 23 94/ Con.Cal&’ 1.856 180 Challenge Con. -44 45 Con. Imperial. 01 w Contidence..... 1.05 1.10) Con New Yotk — 03 . Crown Potat... 88 B4 ~jerra Nevadas 49 51 EastSierraNe? ~ Us|-tandard .. bureka Cou.. — 25| syudicate. 2 kxchequer.... 05 6| Uniou ... 44 45 uuula & Curry. 50 b Utan. -~ U4 05 Buwed Norers 125 L30] 1 ellow Jackee 33 34 SLOUA AND BOND EXCHANGE, THURSDAY. Jan 21-2P 3 TXNITED STATES BOXua. T, 4 rked, Bid Asked U 848 coup.1103,11114/U B4dsreg... 109 11035 Donew 1ssuel213; — MISCKLLANKOUS mowny. Cal-stCbleds.110 — Oak Gas Bs.. — 104 Cal ElecL 65136 — |Do2d is 6s..1108 10914 CotraC W bs 9214 95 [Omnibus 6s..120%5 — Dpot-stex-cp — 8714P&O Ry8s. — 113 Edsn L&P 6312874130 |P&Ch Ry 65.100 — FQCHRRGs106Y4 — (Pwist RR8s116 117 Geary-3t 65100~ — = 105 H C&S514s.108 — 100 losagL6s — 100 |SFENPRSs. 98% 99 DoGnteed 6s — 101 |SPRRAriz8s 9115 9ula Mkt-stCbiegs122 — |SPRRCalgs.110 — DoRyCon bs.106 10614/SPRE(albs. — 100 NacVinés1st — 100 |~PBrRCal6s. 95 9% NevONgR7s.100 ~ — |SVWaterts.119 120 N Ry Cal 65.100%3 — [SVWateras. 10035101 NRyCal os. — = 95 [StktnG&ESs — 102 WATKR STOCKS. Contra Costa 363 3% e i ©4S AND ELECTRIC ETOCKS. Sprug Valley 5754 8 35 |Paccas Tmp 93 9214 Central, 25 — |Pacific Light 4815 49 Edison Lighi127 12714(san Fraucsco 39 100 M Klec Lighs 914 934/Stockton. - w Osk GL&H b4 baly) INSURANCE #TOCKY. Fireman'sFa180 190 [sun = = COMMERCIAL BANK 8TOSKS. ADglo-Cal.... 80 — |FlrstNationl — 1813 Bankof Cal. 258 — |LondonP&A.137% — Cal SD&T Col07 108%4|Merch Ex.... 12 - BAVINGS BANK STOCKS. Gers&LCo. — 1500 HumbS&L.1100 - Mutual....... 38 — SkSav Unton — 490 STRRET BATLROAn evocKs. California....108 110 (OakSL&Hay — 100 Geary-st.... — BU |Presidio..... 85 4l Market-st.... 4314 33| ¥OWDLK STOCKS. AusntieD.., 16 17 |GlantCon..., 28 283 California...l 76 —. |Vigorit.....l 80c 70c Kastern D... 80 86 MISCELLANEOUS 8TOCKS- Alaska Pkrs. 101 102 [Nat VinCo.. — &l Ger Lead Co. 80 100 |OceanicSSCo 25 28 HawC&SCo.. 17% 1755 Pac Aux FA — 4 Huich SPLo 2b3g 256% PacBoraxCo. 95 - MerExAssn.. 110 "|part PainiCo — BALES—MOENLNG 5484004, Roara— 50 Alaska Packers' Association 80 Contra Costa Water. 63 Edison Light & Power Co.... 250 Hawallan Commercial. . 15 Market-st Ralilway.. s $1000 Market-st Ry Con 5% Bonds. 164 Presidio R R. 55 5 F Gaslight. Suree WSV 7 ater... - 775 EALES—AFTERNOOX i Foard— 10 Bank of California T siidoi dosiss 85 Contra Costa Water $1000 Edison Light & Power Bonds. 5 Giant Powder Con. 95 do do 260 Hutchinson 8 P Ce 10 Mutnal Electric Light B0 Pacific Lighting. . 15 do do 70 8 F Gaslight, 2 do do REAL ESTATE TRANSAOTIONS. David aad Clara Meyer and Louisand Fanny c Upbam, lot on N line of E of Octavia, ¥ 63:6 by N 120; rddy street, 2111/ $18,000. A . W.and Ellen A. Jackson to San Francisco Lumber Company, iot on S line of Pacific avenue, 142 W of Scoit sireet, W 28 by & 127:814: $10. Same to same, lot on N line of Oak sireet, 297 E of Scott, E 26, N 140:144, W 32:6; 8 21:8, E 20, SE 116:9: $10. Sarah S. and E. D. Rosenba to Besste G. Cur- taz, loton N line of Fulton eet, 112:6 W of Broderick, W 25 by N 137:6; $10. Marfe Eaver to Arnold Debarry, ve-recorded 1428 d 319, lot on E line of Loty street, 100 S of Golden Gate avenue, S 37:6 by E 137 $10. Arnold and Lucia Debarry to Henry Marquardt, same; $10. Crocker Estate Company to George H. Dann mark, lot on NW corner of Frederick ana Cole stree:s, N 25 by W 100 $10. Dan Lambert to C. D. Bianchi, lot on E line of firllu; street, 40 S of Twenty-second, 8 3:2 by E 25; 8131, M. Morgenthau Company P. J. Mclnerney, lot on W line of Potrero avepue, 84:6 N of Twent; first street, N 25 by W 100: $10. Hermann and Ester Lottmann to A. J. Brown, loi on W line of York street, 260 N of Twent second, N 25 by W 100; $10. . J. W. Morshead and Bridget Gribbin (by John M. Hooper. referee) to Timothy J. Crowley, lot on N line of Twenty-fourth street, 202:6 W of Dia- mond, W 25:10 by N 114 (40,730); $800. Luigi Torre to Antonio Luchetti, re-record 1593 d 145, loton W line of Sonon'a place, 57:6 S of Union strest; also lot 100:6 on W line of Kearny street, S 20 by W 37; $2200. wil.lam N. Meeks to Edward Meeks, life estate in lot on Sline of O'Farrell street, 137:6 W of Stockton, W 187:6 by 8137 g Mary A. and Altert C. Hampton to Joseph Cale- garis, 1ot on Necorner of Fourth and Minna streets, NE 50 by NW 70; $10. . ‘Willlam N. Meeks to my three children, Ed- ward, Conscance, Adella and Blanche T. Heath, 1ot on SW line of Third street, 87 :6 N W of Folsom, NW 25 by SW 87:6; also lot on W line of Third street, 175 S of Folsom, 8 50 by W 80; also lot on NW line of Harrison street, 75 SW of Fifth, sSW 25 by NW 80; also lot_on 5 line of Fifth street, 1856 NW of Harrison, NW 80 by SW 75; also lot on N corner of Seventh and Folsom streets, NE 80 by NW £0: aiso loton NW line of Brannan street, 276 SW of Sixth, SW 117:6 by NW 75; it . Thomas McCreagh to_Mary McCreagh, lot on S line of Harnson sireet, 195 SW of Fifih, SE 90 by BW 30; ift. Same to same, lot on NE line of Oak Grove avenue, 150 NW of Bryant street, NW 26 by NE 1132: gifr. Enu’fl: Land Association to E. W. £cott, lot on ‘W iine of Rhode Isiand street, 15) 8 of Butte, W 98, SW 180, 8 3. SE to Rhode Jsland street, N 23:6, W 100, N 50, K 100, N 97: $5. Marguret G. Brown to Margaret J. Gawthorne, lot on N line of B sigeet, 32:6 £ of Seventh ave- nue, N 100 by E 25: 6. ‘Andrew M. and Georgle Davis to Albert Meyer, 1ot on E line of Eighth avenue, 125 N of J street, N 25 by W 120: slsolot on N line of J street, 95 E of Thirteenth avenue, E 25 by N 100; $10. ALAMEDA COUNTY. ‘William E. Lerch to Elien M. Fogarty, lot on W line of ~hattuck avenue, 78.81 N of Berkeley way, N 38.81, W 84.79, 8 3871, ¥ 82.04 to beginning, being lot 3, bock 1, Sea View Park, Berkeley: 10. # dam Henclk to Dorothea Lutz (w.te of Charles), jot on S Iine of Grayson street, 50 W of Tenth, W 50 by S 100, being lots 5 and 6, block 117. Grayson Tract, Berkeley; gift. Albert C. and rarah A. Morris to Mary S. Mor- ris, lot on NE corper of Vin« and Grove streets, N 120 by 1 186, being lots 18 aud 19, block 4, Graves & Taylor Tract, Berkeley: aiso loton N 1ine of Hrbert street, 200.60 W of Davenport, W 50 by N 108.66, being lots 77 and 78, biock B, kv- erett Tract, Brooklyn Township: gift. Charles Koboldt to Salina Kobolat, lot on N line of knst Fourteenth street, 275 1 of Frultvale avesue, & 65N 109, W 61, 8 192 to beglnuias, Brooklyn Townshi . Mayhew to R. P. M. Greeley ayior, lot on NE line of East Twenty-second street. at & point 100 SE of Eighth avenue, :6 19-32 by NE 150, block 187, Clinion, East Oakland; $10. William N. Meeks to Edward, Constance and Adela Meeks and Bianche T. Heath, lot on S line of Vernon streei. 200 W of Diamond, W 60 by § 200, beln&pomon of lot 9 in plat 13, Rancho V. und D. Peralta, Oakland Township: gift. ‘drien F. Blanchard to Mattie k. Blancbard, lot on the S line of | hirty-ninth street, 387.91 k of West street, k& 57.89, § 122:6, W 69, N 128.78, being a portion of lois 1 and 2, block D, Apgar Tract, and & portion of lot 20, Quint Tract, Oak- 1and Township; $o. 5 William K. Davis to Charles R. House,lot 8, block 10, Herzog Tract, Oakland Township: $10. R. T. and Jennle Kennedy to Willlam H. Crocker. lots 4, 5 and 8, block Y, lots 7, 8, and 9, block D, and lots 30, 81 and 32, block F, Leonard Tract, Berkeley: $10. William A. and Jessie F. Sublett to Nellie P. Moulton, 1ot on N W corner of Central avenue and Sherman street, W 87:6 by N 100, beine lot 29 and K hait of lot 30, block 19, Fiich Homestead Tract, Alamsda: §150. Joaqain J. de Silva to Mary Ferrelra, lot on NW corner of Bristol and Fourth streets, N 100 by W 8, being lots 10 and 11, block 78, Tract B, Berke- ley Land and Town Improvement Association, Berkeley: $10. Edita Sprdgue and Thomas F. Graber (executors of .he esiate of Caroiine P. Spracue) and Edith and Bessy Sprague to Roger Sprague. 1ot on S lin of Dwight way, 40 E of Dwineile street, £ 40 by 8 :fibxfln' lot’2, block 1, Case Tract, Berxeley: Theodore and Ida Wagnerto Callfornia Guaran- tee Investment Company, lot 13, block 2, Dowling Tract, Berkeley; 3170. Builder’s Contract. Ricbard 0'Connor with T. C. Cochrane, to erect & two-story building on the S line of ~eventeenth street, 125 W of Sanchez: T. C. Cochrane, archi- tect; $2775. - HOTEL ARRIVALS. LICK HOUSE. T A Grady, Chicago L T Hatfield, Sacto S'P Poland, San Joss H A Page, Alameda E 8 Goppy, San Jose J E Dooly, 8 Lake City BH Up am, Mariiues J D bexgs. Los Galos ¥ ievy &fm,Haifmn By W Mills, Grub Gu,ch J J Forsyih & w,Chicazo ‘A W Berr, San Jose £ S Bell, Napa Mrs Richardson. Alamda P S Bragdon & w.Vacav J C White, Marysville E C Kilbourne, Seattle E 0 Steckiog, Merced W A Anderson, Yorusnd W 8 Bramard & w, Cal Miss C Smith, Salinas C Mrs i Stevenson, Mealo H Laukmuu & sn, Ore A H Prait. Lox Angeles Miss Greer, Los Angeles O M McDowaid, Sonora 1 Rogers, Salin: A H Walrain, Nev City T E johuson, San Jose J F Peck, Merced M T Dennis, i0s »ng ¥ A Cressey, Modesto J W Davison, Mudesio S E Foster. Modesto J F Lilley & w, Haywds J E Cate. Cbicago W E Crossmai &w,S Jse Mrs Io_Strouss, San Jose Miss A Birchler, Sn Jose Mrs J Powell, San Jose T A Winn & w, St Paul GRAND HOTEL. S B Stewart, Seattle H H Lombard, Wash W J McNulty,w&en,Cal N W Bruce, Sacto J Butier, Coltax Mrs W Hawkins, Cal ¥ Sullivan, Boston J Jacobs, Hunford P >weed, Petaluma T R Bunn, Cal CR Kister, Los Ang Mrs L T Brook, San Jose Miss & Worswick, Cal J I Suilivan, Santa Cruz E Waters, Burllugion G J Worswick, San Jose E M Maonion, Los Ang Mrs E Hanson & c, Cal Mrs E Austin, San Jose W E Newton, Los Ang T P Blackler, Los ang C Jones, Fresno T Longmoore & w, Nev K A Keithiey, Chicago G C Hyast, Swckton 3 H Jones, Cal Mrs D Roberts, Portland A L Bahmuster & w, Cal H Todd, Orovilie W snow & w, Milton A J Larsen, Lodi J M Cremin, Marysville 1 H brankenhelmer,Cal W F King & w, San Jose J Wheeler, Chicago M B Davis, Chicago Z R Ciay & W, La BALDWIN HOTEL. G Myers, Fresno W A Ketchmer, Il J K McFadden & w, Il T M Todd, Auburn J Ipswiich, Martinez J O Lynch, Los Ang D K Siaven, Nev J H Parmbaw, Nev J CMartin & w, Portld T R Keily, Oakland B W Sevens, Oakland S W Van Syckel, N ¥ G A Rbein, N Y EDWebb&w, N Y D H Ross, B C J A Lewis, Chicago E G McPike, Westley M Shields, Westley O T Weils, Wililis M Guldschmidt, Ls Ang 8§ Blum, Mont A Berryessa & w, S Jose J T Herman, Fresno Miss Wells, Willits D Relily & w, Merced H r.deiman, Los Ang K Hemegaes, N Y PALACE HOTEL. S Rinaldo, San Jose T L Lord, Kansas City J Welsh, Kansas City ~ Sam Rucker, San Jose E H Fudge, Chicago H Gray & w, San Jose M Ryder &'w, Albany J A Limback, Chicago E Block, N Y T H Harvey, Boston F Coque, Angeles W_B sanford, Fruitvale W Kenyon, Galveston K R Colgate, N ¥ T Couch. Montaua L Henry, Ireland P Sexton & w, Chicago Miss Gleason, Chicago C E Burg, Towa D Oppenheimer, N Y W B Peck. N Y. W G Aldridge, N Y M McPherson, Portland H Cross & w, Providence A M Bergevue, Chicago C k Schwartz, Stanford W Harrington, Colusa NEW WESTERN HOTEL W Thomas, Victoria E L Hurley & w, Seattle E Roife, Victoria C ¥ Bakerpi:odeo J A Cundall & fy, BC J W Mylar, BC AR Hart, Wash E J Casey, Napa A Chilberg, Tacoma W Matko; Ukiah Miss srim. B C D Crotty, Mexico - T ¥ Braizell & w, Mont A Roberis, La Grange Miss M Works, Spokane E H Hill, Ohlo I Cummings, BC J Griffins, Wash A O Deefe, BC E P Merrick, N D F J Hecht, Seattle J W Murphy, Cen Amer A L Parsons, Winnipeg W H Slocum, Fort Bragg J P Loster, Ind THE CALL CALENDAR. JANUARY, 1897 Sa.| Moon’s Phases| New Moon. Jan. 2. First Quarter| Jan” 10. Full Moon. 18. ClrEAN NIEAmeiS. Dates of Departure From San Franelseo. STEAMER |DESTINATION.| SAtis. | PIER. Jun 22, 6Pm|Pier 13 Newport ...... [jan 22, Sax Portland Jan 25, bpu vortiana Jan 28/10ax China & Japan|Jan 23, 1px Coos Bay. Jan 28 3em San Diext Jan 24.11au Vi & Pg Jan 24, 9au HumboldtBay |Jau 24, Zru - Mexico. . Jan 25,10a% Oregon poris.. [Jan 28, Sew Honolulu...... (Jan 26. Fpw Coos Bay Jan 2612 wpor: . |Jan 26, #am -{Sa1Josedé'G.|Jan 26,12 x Coos Bay...._.|Jan 27, Bes Del Norte.. |ur 27, 3rx State or Cal. 2810au Mexico.. 281 1am 2812 x 1812 x 29, fam Farallon ... | Yaouina Bav.|san 50, 9am STEAMEES TO AKRIVE, STeAMER | Alliavcs City Puebia.... Etate of Cal....|Portlana.. Dei Norte...... |Grays Huroor - |Grays Harbor ~an Diego. Humbolde Bay.. Taco: Newport. Panam: Yaquina Hay Panam: | portiana. e e e e e SUN, MOON AND 7TIDE, UNITED STATES COAST AND GEODETIC SURVET. TiMEs AND HEIGHTS oF HIGH AND LOW WATERS AT FOxT POINT, ENTRANCE TO SaN FRANCISCO BAY. PUBLISHED BY OFFI CIAL AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT. NoTE—The high and low waters occur ai the City Front (Missioi-sireet Wharf) about twenty- five minu: es Jater than ac Fort Point: the height of tide 5 the same at both places. Columbia January—1897. Friaay, Januacy 22. 7.22| Moon rises 23| Maon sets. Mendoclno and way ports; pass and mdse. to Men- docino Lumber Co. stmr_Homer. Jessen, 60 h"f'a",,.ff.',’fl..,"q“m Bay: pass and mise. o Meyer ann. Stmf“ ‘Whitesboro, Johnson, 46 bours from Han Pedro: hal ast. to L E White Lumber .'0. sSimr Geo Loomls, Briageit, 83 bours from Ven- tara; 6369 bbis oil, to Unlen Oil Co. Up river direct. Schr Aloba, Dabel, 1814 aays from Honolulu pass and mdse. to Williams, Dimond & Co. Schr Netue Low. Low. 5 hours from Poi Reyes: 20 bxs butter, to J H Newbauer & Co. Cienrent THURSDAY, January 31 Btmr Eureka, Parsons, San Pedro; Goodall, Per- kins & Co. Br bark Edinburghshire, Philip, Queenstown; G W McNear. i Br ship Suilej, Pitt, New Whatcom; A C Pltt, master. Eailed THURSDAY. January 21 Stmr Newsboy, rosen, Usal. Stmr Greenwood, + agerlund, Stmr Santa Cruz, Nicolson. Port Harford. Stmr Farailon, Roberts, Yaquina Bay. Stmr North Fork. Hansen. £ureka. Stmr Noyo, Levinson, Fort Bragg. Br abip Port Craw ford, Edwards, Cape Town. Schr Vesta, Lunvaldt Schr Maria E Smith, Rosendall, Tacoma. Schr Defender. Johusou. Grays Harbor. ol Lucy, Peterson, Umpqua. delegrapuio. POINT LOBOS Jan. 21.—10 = cloudy: wina NE: veiocicy 20 miles. Charters The bktn Clty of Papeete loads mdse for Tahi:l Tne Br ship Agnes Oswald i0ads wheal at Porv- 1and for Souih Africa, 32s 6d. Domestic Ports. BOWENS LANDING—Arrived Jan 31—8tmc ¥T0.ection, hence Jan 20. Suiled Jan 31—scn- Newark, for San Francisco. PORT LOS ANGELES—Salied Jan 31—Stmr Lakme, for San Franciaco. IVERSENS LANDING—Arrived Jan 20—Soht Ar:hur L nence Jan 17. CASPAR—Arrived Jan 31—Stmr Jewel hence Jan 3. SAN PEDRO—Arrived Jan $1—Bktn Skaglt, fm Port Gamble; sohr £ mum Clandins, from Eureka: stmr Caspar, from r. EUREKA—Arrived Jaa 21—Stme Corons. hne Jan 20. TATOOSH—Passed Jan 21—Stmr Walls Walla, hence Jan 19, for Victoria and_Port Townsend. CLEONE—Sailed Jan 21—Simr Alcatraz, for San Francisco, FORT BRAGG—Salled Jan 21—Stmr Wesott, for San Fraucisco. SAN DIEGO—Sailed Jan 21—Stmr National City and scor Maggie C Russ, for San Francisco. Foreizn Ports. LIVERPOOL—Arrived Jan 20—Brship Lynd: hurst. hence Aug 20. HONGKONG-Saled Jan 20—Br stmr Empress of Cnina, for Vancouver. Movements of Trans-Atlantic Steamors- NEW YORK—Salled Jan 21—Stmr Edam, for Amsterdam. NAPLES—Arrived out Jan 21—Stmr Kalser Wiiheim IL o EEEMERHAVER—Arived out Jan 21-8tme pree. Salled Jan 21—Stmr Aller, for New York. LONDON—ATrived out Jan 21—Stmr Manitobs Salled Jan 21—Btmr Massachuselts, for New Yorl ALEXANDRIA—Arrived out Jan 2—8tmr Co- lumbla. on excarsion. SOUTHAMPTON—Salled Jan 31—Stmr Trave, for New York. QUEENSTOWN—Salled Jan 21—Stmr Britan- nic, for New York. TERD AM—Salled Jan 21—Sumr Veendam, for New York. ISLE OF WIGHT—Passed Jan 21—8tmr Stutt- gart, from New York, for Bremen. Importations. POINT ARENA—Per Point Arena—8 cs eggs, 6 Dkgs mdse, 1714 bxsbutter. 21 bxs fish, 1 coll Tope, 11 sks potatoes, ¥2 bdls hides. 13 sks pess, 1Ddi pelts, 1 bbl sanerkraut, 1 coop chickens, 1 bx apples. Mifendocino—5 pkgsmdse, 1 kex brandy, 170 M #t lumber, 1bdl hoss, 1 bx clothes, 1c8 shoes, 8 8ks abalones. COOS BA Y—Per Homer—560 tons 81 sks coal, 112 sks potatoes, 3 bales flannels. Consignees. Per Homer—0 C & N Co; BandonWoolen-mlils; Marshall, Teggart & Co nwright & Easton. Per Point Arena—CE Whitney & Co; Herman Waideck: Ross& Hewlett: Dairymen’s Union; C W Strone: Rohifts &Gerdau; W B Sumner & Co; Miller, Sloss &Scott; Enterorise Brewery; Sinies Mg Co; Do Bernardi& Co: Dennlison & Wiison; Stanaard Oil Co: _San Francisco Breweries; Faul Friedman; A F Redermeyer; A L Bryant Shos Co: A Cornegy: Mendocino Lumber Co. a.— Weather OCEAN TRAVEL. THE O.R. & N. CO. DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS TO PORTIL.AND From Spear-street Whart, at 10 . x. FARE({SL3 st clase Including 86 Second-class J berth & meals SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS: Columbia. ...Jan.23, Feb. 2,12, State of California.....Jan. 28, Feb. 7,17, 27 Through tickets and through baggage (o all Eastern points. Rates and folders upon applica- ton to F. F. CONNOR. General Agent, 630 Market street. GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Superintendents TAUIFIO COAST_STEAMSHIP €0, TEAMERS LEAVE BROADWAY& whart, San Francisco, as follow: For Mary Island, Loring, Wrangel, Juneau, Kil- 1isnoo_snd Sitka (Alaska), at 9 4. ., Jan. 9, 24 For Victoria and Vancouver (B. C.), Port Town- send, Seattle, Tacoms, Everett, Anacortes and New Wratcom (Bellingham Bay, Wash.), 9 A. Jan. 4,9, 14, 19,24,29, and every fifth day there- after, connecting at Vancouver with the C. P. R, R., st Tacoma with N. P. R. R., at Seattle with G N. Ry., at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers. For Jtureks, Arcata and Fields Landin [ boldt Bay), str. Pomona 2 ». ., Jan. 4 8,12, 16, 20. 24, 28, and every fourth day thereafter. For Santa Croz. Monterey, San Simeon, Cayncos, Port Harford (San_Luls Obispo), Gaviota, Santa Barl Ventura, Hueneme, San Pedro, East San Pedro (. Angeles) and Newport, 8t § 4. M. Jan. 2, 6,10, 14, 18, 32, 26, 80, and every fourin s 'hglfl DI. g o ! Port rrord or lego, stopping only at Ha (San Lois Obispo), canta Barbara, Pors Lot s peles. Redondo (Los Angeles) and Newport, 11 S Tan. 4, 8. 12, 16, 20,34, 28, and every fourts 9o o Bnwouads, San Tose del Cabo, Masatla or Ensenada, San_Jose Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), sieamer OFisaba 10 A% 2 of Cach monin. e Company reserves right to cha or salling dates. Ticket gflu—!dmm mm‘mrz New Montgomery street. ‘GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Gen'l Agents, 10 Market si., San Francisoo. COMPAGNIE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIQUR French Line to Havre. OMPANY’S PIER(NEW),42 NORTH River, foot ot Morton st. Travelers by this line avoid both transit by English railway ant the discom¢ort of crossing the channel in a smail boat. New York to Alexandria, i Parls, first class $160, second class $116. LA GASCOGN LA BRETAGN LA NORMANDI LA BOURGOGNE LA CHAMPAGNE. A~ For further particulars apply to A. FORGET, Agent, No. 3. Bowling Green, New York., J. F. FUGAZI & CO., Agents, 5 Montgomery svenue, San Francisco. T 17 24 322 13| 400 26| 405 1100/ 08| 533 3.3)1022| 2.3 26 4.55 1214| 03| 7.01) 1(1L24| 30 27| 5.49 1.25(-0.2| 8.32| 3.5] Lw B W Lw H 28 0.30| 3.0] 648| 55| 2.27/-06| 9.47| 38 NoTE—In the above exposition of the tides the early morning tides are given In the left hand column, and the successive tides of the day in the order of occurrence 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 are but three tides, ss sometimes sccurs. The heights given are additions to the eoundings on the United States Coast Survey charts, except when a minus sign (—) precedes the helght, and then the number given is subtractive tro: h given by the charts. NOTICE TO MARINERS. A branch of the United States Hydrographio Office located In tha Merchants’ Exchange is maintained in 8an Francisco for the benefit of mariners without regard to nationatity and free of exvense. Navigators are cordially invited to visit th office, where complete of charts and sallin; directions of the world are kept on hand ror com- parison and reference, and the latest Information ©an always be obtained regarding lights, dangers t0 navigation and all matters of interest to ocean commerce. The time ball ontop of the building on Tele- graph Hill s hoisted about ten minutes before noon. aud is dropped at noon. 130th meridian, by telegraphic recelved each day trom the United States Naval Observaiory s Mare Island, A notice statlng whether the timo ball was dropped on time, or giving the error, if any, is published tho sams day by the atternoon pan S2d by the morning papers the follOWIaK 14 W. 8. HueHEs, Lieutensnt. U. 8 N.. in charge, The Time Ball. ERANCEH HYDROSRAPHIC OFFIOR. U. 9 W., MERCHANTS EXCHANGT Vr Eax FRANCISGO. JannATy 21 1897, The timo bail ‘on Teiegraon Hii was aronoat exactly ai noon t0-day—. €. al Doon of the 120sa meridian, O sXsacily #i d £ M. Greenwich time. W. S Huexes, Laentenant U. & N..in coavge P R i e s o D SHIFFinG ANTELLIGENCE, Arrivel. THURSDAY, January 21. Stmr Polnt Arens, Johnson, 16 hours from 8.8, AUSTRALIA HONOLULU onigr Tuesday, January 36, st2ra party Tates. The K. 8, MONOWAI salls via HONOLULU @"m and AUCKLAND for SYDNEY, Thursday, February 4. at 2 P. 3 Line to COOLG ARDIE, Aust.,and CAPETOW N, o A SPrcKELS & BROS, CO. " 118 Montgoraees spvast Freight Oflu. 837 Market s, San Franciso. WHITE STAR LINR. United States and Royal Mail Steamers BETWEEN New York, Queenstown & Liverpool SAILING EVERY WEEK o e ABIN, 850 AND UFWARD, ACCORD- ing 10 steamer and accommodations selected; second cabin, $12 50 and 847 50: Majes iz and Tentonic. Steerags Tickets from England, Ire- 1and, Scotland, Sweden, Norway and Denmari through to San Franclsco at lowes: rates. lickets salling dates and cabin plans may be procured from W. 5. AVERY, Pacific Mail Dock, 0 8¢ taa General Office of the'Company, 613 Market streey under Grand Hotel. G. W. FLETCHER, General Agent for Pucific Coast STOCKTON_STEAMERS Leave Pler No. 8, Washington st,, At 6 P. M, Daily. Freight received up to 50 P. 3 A" Accommodations Reserved by Telephone. “The only line seling through tickets and giving througn freight rates to all poinis ou Valley Railroad. STEAMERS: T. C. Walker, J. D. Peters, Mary Garratt, City of Stackton. Leiephoue Main 805. Ca. N d impi. o FOR VALLEJO AND U. S. NAVY-TARD. STEAMER “MONTICELLO,” Daily ex. Saturday & Sun.. 1 n‘r'mmo ‘strest Dook, Pler 3, elcphone Biack 361, *Trip gives 6 hours siob 8 Navy-Yard. FOR SANJOSE, L0S GATOS & SANTA (RUZ TEAMER ALVISO LEAVES e P Wee ot WV, 8 3 P. M. Frelghs Alviso, 50¢; to San Jose, 75c. 20 W, Santa Clars sty Sau Jose, * ,‘ ! q