The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 26, 1897, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1897 THE COMMERCIAL WORLD. SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. stiver upchanged. Wheat Futures declined. Barley, Onts and Rye doll. Corn comes in heavily. Beans neglected. Fran and Middlings in light receipt. No change in Hay. Pota:oss and Onions higher. Butter, Eggs and cheese lower, More Eastern Poultry ia. Game dull. Chotce Apples firm. Mexican Limes still out. Oranges auil Provisions unchanged. New - ork Exchange nigher. Navhtha and Gasoline are lower. A Winnemyrci 78 . 3 e D%/o anfrantisco i :'_.f;.\_. R 7 ~@Ffesno T T e O Clear ® Partly Cloudy @ Cloudy ® Rain® Snow Explanation. The arrow fliss with the wind. The top figures =t station indicace maximum temperature for the days; those underneath it.if any, the amount of rainrall, of melted during 'the in inches and hundredths, ve hours. Isobars, or solid Ines, ‘connec: pgn s of equal air pressure; iso- r dotted lines, equal temperature. The zh” means high barometric pressure and slly accompanied by falr weather: “low” Tefers to low pressure. and is usually preceded and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains. “Lows' ially first appear on the Wasbington o the pressure is high-in the interior the coast,and the isobars extend h along the cosst, rain is probable: but when the “low" 1s inclosed with isobars of marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is improb sble. With a “high” in the vicinity of Idaho, and the pressure falling to the California coast, warmer weather may be expected in_summer and coider weather In winter. The reverse of these conditious will produce an opposite result. WEATHEE BUREAU REPORT. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL- TURE. WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25,1897, 5 P. 3.— Weather conditions and general forecas The following are the seasona! rainfalls to date 25 compared with those of same date last season and rainfalis during the past twenty-four hours: Eureka 23.80 inches, Jast season 22.30, past 24 hours.00 of an inch: Red Bluff 12.00, las season 11.73, past 24 hours .00: San Framcisco11.20, last season 10.19, pas: 24 hours.00: Fresno 4.73, last, season 3.18, past 24 hours .0U; San Luis Obispo 9.70. last season 10.08, past 24 hours .00: Los An- geles 8.40, last season 4.19, past 24 hours .00; San Diego 6.53, last season 2.30. past 24 hours.0l: Yuma 4.62, last sesson .32, past 24 hours .00. San Francisco cata—Maximum temperature 57, minimum 43, mean 5. An area of oming and the country easi The pressure has risen_ slowly during past twenty-four hours over the northern half of the Pacific Slope. 1t has fallon over Arizona. Intensely cold weather continues over the Rocky Mountain and plateau reglons. There has been a 7all n_temperature of from 4 to 14 deg. over the northern half of the Pacific Slope and aiso over Nevada and Utah. Light of the Paciic Slope. The following maximum wing velocities are re- ported: Fort C miles per b our, from the east: Portland t. Conditions are favorable for heavy frosts in the valleys to-night and Tuasday night. Forecast made at San Krancisco for 30 hours ending midnight, Ja , 1897. Northern Califor Iy heavy 1rosts s ruesday night: light north- Tnesduy morning in the southern portion; con- tioued cool weather: probably heavy frosts Tues- day pignt: light northerly winds, Nevada— Cloudy Tuesday: con inued cold ah—Cloudy Tuesday: continued cold weather. Arizona—Probably rain Tuesday; colder Tuesday and Tuesday night. San Francl co and vicinity—Cloudy Tuesday; light northerly winds. ALEXANDER MCADIE, Local Foracast Official NEW YORK MARKETS Financial. NEW YORE, N. Y., Jan. 24 —Speculation at the Stock Exchange was qulet again to-day, the sales | aggregating only 129.953 sbates. In this small total sugar figured for 19.500, Burlington for 16,800 and St Paul 12,300. The opening was quiet, following which an advance of 4@l per cent took place. This was partly the resultof a reduction in the posted rates of steriiog exchange of 4 from $4 85145@4 87%, and partly because the bears did no continue their raid of Saturday. T he loss in St. Panl earnings for the third week of January, which proved to be much smailer than expected, was also used with good effect. London again sold n the local market, parting with 5000 shares of various stocks. In th- industrial group General Electric was no- tably firm on the announcement of the deal for the equipping of the Fourth, Sixth and Eighth avenue surface lines had been perfected. Tobacco, however, was down 7 t0 7514 on the legal com- plications of the company. The feature of the afternoon trading was the heaviness of the anthracite coalers. Lackawanna fell 215 to 152: Delaware and Hudson, 234 Lo 10635 Jersey Central, 2 to 98, and Read!ng, 7 1025 34 The selling was based on the belief that the an- nual reports of the larger companies now about due will compare unfavorable with previous years. Statements that the New York and fsca one of the Delaware and Hudson leased iines. issued 51,000,000 of 415 per cent gold debenture bonds last year led w irce selling of Delaware- Hudson shares and played right into the hands of the bears. The general list yleided 214 from the highest of the morning in sympathy with the coal- ers, but in the final dealings there was a fractional rally. The market cio-ed weak in tone. Net changes snow losses of 4 @54 per cent in the gen. eral list. Bouds were firmer to-day. The transactions footed up 1.115.000. _ Georgia Pacific first sixes, 1 10113; Kansas Pacific consolidated sixes certifi- cates, 114 to 7734@77; Loulsville, New Alban; and Chicago first sixes, 1 to 112; Michigan C tral consolidatel sevens. 11 to 11634: Mobile &0d Ohio new sixes, 1to 118: Morrls and Essex cousolidated guarsnteed sevens, 3 1o 140, and New Yorx Central extension fours, 1 0 103, In Government bonds $11,000 coupon fours ot 1925 brought 1227 and 123 and $6000 do of 1807, 11234 FLOUR — Dull; steady. Winter Wheat. low erades, 82 30@2 35; fair to faucy, $350@4 75; do putents, 54 95@5 15: Minnesota clear, $3 50 @¢: do siraights, $4@4 45: do patents, $4 35 516: Jow extras. '$2 30@3 35; City Mills. u??; do patents, $520@b 45: Rye m'xture, $3@3 50; supertine, $2 50@3 20; fine, $2 BO@3 15. Southern flour, dull. steady: cummon to fair ex- tra, 83 30@3 65: good 0 <hoice do, 83 75@4 05. Rye flour. quiet, steady at $2 85@3 15. CORNMKAL—Dull, steady. Yellow Western, easier. Western, 47c 1. o. b, eady. Feeding, 3414c, c. York: quoted, 34cc. I L., New York: 29¢ ¢. L f, Bufalo, and 86c 1. 0. b. WHEAT — Spot market dull, 9634c; ungraded red, 77¢; N #1dgc. Uitions duli and weak st 15@8kc decline, fol- lowiog the west and on local realizing with trad ing chiefly switching and scalping, and specul easy; 1. 0. b. . 1 Northern, FINANCIAL. CHICAGO GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND NEW YORK STOCKS. WHEELOCK & CO., 4 Leidesdorff St., Tel. Main 1954. NTRA L OFFICE €25 Markey St. ers. Tel, Main 5144. Baldwin Hotel (adjoining Grill Hoom). Tel. Main 1081. PURDY, ATKINSON & CLAPP, Managers. Orders mstantly executed on latest market quo- ., tatious. Reference 1st National Bank, 8. F. CHICAGO. PRIVATE WIBE. NEW YORK. | LALLOW—bull Cii; 8Ygc: conntry, 334@3%c. c: | | | tois generally holding off for the Government re- v and July only iraded in. No. 2 red 8h34ci March, 89%c; May, 8% Yat =Spots dull; steads. No. 2, 27iec e vator, 20%ac afloat: steamer mixed, $714@27Va: No. 3, 2614¢ elevator. | Options’ were duil and weak at Jgc de:l following the West. Mav and July most activ January, J81gc; May, 20%c: July, 0%c: Sep- tember, 3274¢. OATS—Spot quiet, steady. Options aull, easier. January and February, 22« May, 223jc; July, 2 Spot prices: No. No. 2 Chicugo. 23c; N | #36; mixed Westers, 1G24 ! Provision LAFD-Quiet, steady. Western steam, $4 25: Clty. ‘83 70: Janua.y, $4 25: refined dull; Con- tinent. $4 55; South American, $4 80; compound, —Dull. New mess. §8 26@9. £UT7TEK—Choice steady; moderare demand. Western creamery, 13@:0c: do_factory, 7@14 Eigins, 20c; imitation creamery, 11@16¢. CHEKSE—Strosg. Par skims, 5@9c; full skims. 3@bgc. EGUS—Firmer. Icebouse, 915@11%4c: Western fresh, 13c: o case, $2@3. 20: No 2, white, Zdc; 3. 2034c: No. 8 wiute, white do, 28@28¢. CED OlL—Steady. Crude, " 3140 Domestic, 37@6c; Javan, 514@ New COTTON steady; moderate demand. Marcn, §9 35: May, $8 35@9 40; tember, $9 409 50: October, $9 6U: December, 89 50, - pot Rio steady, qu et: No. 7, 97c KUGAK—Quiet and steady. Off A, 375@4 mold A, 41ge: standard A, d414c: confectioners’ A. 43fgc} cul loaf, 474c: crushed, 47c; powdered, 4140; graunulated, 414c; cubes, d1gc. Fruit and Produce. APRICOTE—Bags. 9@11c. 7 F ACHES—Unpeeled, bags, 7@9c; peeled, bxs, 1214@15c. PRUNES—Four sizes, 53c. RAISINS—Two.crown, 100se muscatel. 4%c B 4-crown. 6gc: London layers, ®: 3-crown, 6 $1'40@1 50; clusters, 81 50@1 90. A MONDS—Soft shell, 8@9%zc: dopaper shell, 1 11@12c. ‘W ALNUTS-—Standard, 7c; soft shell, 9¢c. HOPS—Firm: steady. Pacific Coast, 3@13c. WOOL—Firm. rulled, 18@slc: Téxss, 7@12c. Merchandise. COPPER—Firm. Lake, $12. LEAD—Steady. Domestic. ¢3@3 10. “IN—Steady. Straits, $13 75@13 85; plates, quiet, easy. SPELTER—Dull. Domestic, $3 90@4. PIGIRON—Quiel. American, $11@13. CHICAGO MARKETS, CHICAGO, ILL. Jan. 25.—There was scarcely h pressiire overlies Montans, Wy- | ows have fallen over the northern half | siook. 8c; —Cloudy, with rain early | OATS—January, 1534 | July, 1854c. alnce Hotel. Puriy & Atkinson, | any trade in wheat at the opening or for an hour | thereatter this morning. A St. Lounis house | bouzht a little at the start. The amount taken | would not nave been noticed in an orainarily | active market, but with a quie’ yit 1t was not only | observed bu: commentedry The heavy snow | of Saturday, followed by thes xtremely low tem- | peratures of <unday, wera viewed as being of in- alculsble benefit to win er wheat. The feeling in he market was irifie firmer af the opening on Liverpool's carly advance of 14d, but soon after- ward a changein_sentiment t0o< place and prices ensed oft. The amount on ocean passage decreased 320.000 busbels. Receipts av Chicago were 33 cars, and 147.283 busbels were taken from store. The Northwest had 185 cars, azainst 13 last Monday and 7248 year ago. The world’s shipments for last week | Wwere 4,509,000 bushels. The visible supply de- creased’ 1,164.000. Ciosing Coutinental cables | were hisher and Liverpool 1gd lower than Satur- dav. Export clearanced were light at 155,398 bushels The Lnglisu visible supp'y decreased | 240,000 bushels. My wheat opened at 8034c, s0ld between 8014@ 0%4c ant79%4@79%c, cios: ing at 193¢ 7906c, 15@Ysc unde: Saturday. | Estimated receipts’ for {o-morrow 44 cars. No. 3 Ted spot wheat ranzed from 88Y4c Lo 8034c, close | Tag avout ¥814@8954c. CORN—A ‘fairiysteady opening in corn was noted. There was the usual indifference to trade exhibited, however, ana prices soon dropped lower in sympathy with those of wheat. Receipts were | 251 cars and 1845 bushels were taken from store. | The ‘amount on ocean passage decreased 480,000 bushels. Liverpool cables wer> quoted as un- | changed. There was an increase in the visible | suppiy of 196,000 bushels. Exports were 174,281 | bushels. Mav opened at 2dc, sold between 4@ | 2435c and 28%c, closing at_the inside, Lsc under Saturday. Estimated receipts for to-morrow, 430 cars. | “OATS—Dritred in the direction taken by wheat. Occasionally active moments were seen. but the business was mainly local. Receipts were 264 cars | and 92,232 bosbels were taken from store. The | visible supply decreased 468,000 bushels. Exports 5 bushels. May oats closed a shads lower. eipts for to-morrow 140 cars. | as steady. Casb, No. 1. 7414ci North- | western, 7634c: May, 77ige July, 7534¢: Septem- ber, B1c. Keceipts were 45 cars. | “PROVISIONS_A stronger hog market contrib- uted fairness 1o provisions, but it was not lasting. At the close moderate busing by shorts steadied | the market. May pork ciosed 2igc higher, May [ 18rd s0d ribs each & shade lower. | BUTTER—The butter market was duil to-day, | the extremely cold weather kept buyers away and | the deaiers reported onlv a steady feeling. | Cresmenes—Extras. 183zc asked: firsts, 17@18c: | seconds, 14@16c: imitations, fancy, 15@1 de. Dairies —Exuras. 17c: firsts. 14@loc: seconds. 9@10c. Ladles—Extras, 10@11c; firats, 815@334C; packing -ase. 25@5c; roil buiier, 10c. EGGS—Were firmer and higher. Receipts were smaller and the demand good. Fresh stock 16c 8 dozen. MONEY—Was 414@5% on call and 6% on tme loans. New York exchavge was 50c bid and 60c asked. Closing Price loudy Tuesdav: colder; | WHEAT—January, 77%c: May, 7915@7954c; July, 7834 CORN—January, 22%4c: May, 28%c: July, 25¢. May, 1T%@17Y PORA—January, 87 90; May, 88 0214, LARD—January, 33 95; May, 84 07, RIBS—January, $4 00; May, $4 10. Livestock. UNION STOCKYARDS, Iin. Jan. 26.—The arrivals of cattle to-day wers of very good pro- portions. About 15,000 heaa came in, as com- pared with 16,704 last Monday and 12,131 on the corresponding day & year ago. There was a very 004 demand and the extremely cold weather | made buyers and sellers a little more ready to ngroe than usually. Well-finished stock was sought for constantly. Supplies of hogs are fa'l- ing off In the last fow weeks. The receipts just now are much larger than in recent years, but the January receipts 80 far are less than that of the last three years. About 40,000 were received to- day, agatnst 50,000 last Monday and 3926 on the ‘corresponding day & year ago. Buyers took hold well and prices advauced 6c per hundred | pounis. The cold was intense aud *frozen backs” | were numerous. The receipts of sneep were 13.- | 000 head, against 11,000 last Mouday and 9000 on the correspoudiug day in 1898 Trade was active at an alvanceo! 10@15¢ in prices. CATTLE—Receints, 15,000. Fancy beeves, §5 25 @5 50: choice to prime 155U@1700 b steers, $4 ~0 @5 25; £00d to choice 1250@1600 1 steers. $4 40@ 475; medinm steers. 1200@1350 s, $4 06@4 35: fair beef steers, 900@1150 1bs, S3 BU@4 00 com. mon beef sceers, 950@1150 Bbs, 83 50@3 75: good | to prime stockers ana fecders, §3 75@4 10: fair to g00d stockers and feeders. $2 90@3 70; bulls, choice to extra, $2 8U@3 30: cows and helfers, choice to prime, $3 50@1 U fair 10 choice, $3 40@ 340: cows. common to fair canners, 81 75@2 85; calves, good to faucy, §5 50@6 60; calves. common | 10 good, 83 50@5 40: Texas 1ed steers, $3 5U@4 30: | milkers and springers, ® head, $25@40. |~ HUGS—Receipts, 40,000. Heavy packing and shipping lots, $3 35@3 62%4: common to choice mixed, 83 35@3 55; cnoice assorted, $ 4714,@ 360; tight, $3 35@3 60: pigs, $3 25@3 60. SHF KP-—Receipts. 13,000. Inferior w0 cholce, $2 50@4; lawmbs, 83 50@5. Receipts at Omaha. KOUTH OMANA. NEnw., Jan. 25.—HOGS—Re- ceipts, 18,500. Market 5o to 10c higher. Light and mixed, 85 50@5 45; heavy, $3 2003 35. CATTLE—Keceipts. 2600. Market srong to 10c higher for beeves and cows: feeders steady. Sieers, 33 50@4 15 cows, 31 50@3 50; feeders, §3 4. ©Sirpp_Receists, 1200, Market firm. Muttous, $3 25; lambs, $4 50. Receipts at Kansas City. KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. 25._HOGS—Ra- ceipta, 3000. Strong to 5¢ higher. Light, 83 35@ 34714 medium, 83 25@3 45; pigs $3@3 20. |~ CATTLE—Receipts, 6000. Xtrong: quality com- mon. Native aceers. best, $4 20@4 25: fair 1o good, $4 16@4 20; cows and heifers vest. $3 2095 60: Tair 0 good. $1 85@ ¢ 25; bulls. 32 10@3 2! ers and feeders. 83 26@4 053 82 65@3 50; calves, $4@9 SHLEP—Recelpts, 6600. Steady. NEW YORK STOCKS. Xxchange, Money and Railroad Shares. Money on call kas been easy at 114@2%: last loan £, and closing st 2% Prime mercaniile paper, 3@3%Y. Stering exchange was ipactive, with actusl business {n baukers'bills s 34 8434@4 843, for 60 days and $4 8615@4 8634 for demand. Posted rates, $4 86@4° 8714 Commercial buls, 84 85@4 4. Bar silver, 6474¢. Mexican dollars, 50%@b134c. Government bonds sirong; State ull} Tailrosd bonds firm. - Silver quiet. cLosiNG sTOCKS. North American... 414 Northern Pacific.. 1814 Bond ‘American Express110 American Tobacco 73%4| Preferred. 103 O Prefe i ‘Oregon Khort Line. 1614 Pacific Mail 248, |Peoria. D& 2 |Phttsburg & W ptd. 15 Y| Puilman Palace.... 15635 3 1166 " |Quicksiiver 1 Consolidation Coal 37 | Preterred Consolidated Gas. 16734 £ CCC&StLova... 47 |RioGrandedWesin 13 Preferred. .. 7834 Freferred. 40 Colo Fuel & irca.. 2414 Rock Island... . 67% #0 | RomeWar&Ozden. 11755 Preferred. Cotton Ol Carr. ... 12148l L &S W i Commercial Cabié, 160 | Preferred. 11 Dei Hudson 10614|st Paul..... 759 el Lack&Westrn. 160 | Preferred...... .. 352 Denver & R G...... 11 |8t Paul & Duiuth Preferred......... 42 | Preferred. Distillers.. |8t Paul & Cmaba.. 4915 General EiRGiric. . 343 _Preferrec....... /133 ST Preferred. |Southern Pacific. Fort Wayne.. 14 Great Norihern pfd117 |Southern RE...... 934 Green Bay.. — | Preerred... 7 Harlem. [Sugar Refinery. Hocking Coal.. ..~ 33/ Preferrea .. . Hocking Valles... 8 Tenn Coal & Iron.. 28%4 Homestake......... 35 | Preferred. 7 H & Texas Central— |Texas Pacific . 9% Illinois Central.... 94 [Tol A A & N Mich.— Jows Central. Tol Ohlo & Central 20 Preferred.... ! Preserred. .. 50, Kansas & Texas... 13%4Tol St Lonis & K C 5% Preferred. | Proterred bty Kiugston & Penn |Union Pacific 4 Lake Erle & Westn 163|U P Den & Guif. 3 Preferred. 68U S Cordage........— Lake Snore. |” preserrea. — Natlonal Lead. ... 2414 Guarsnteed . ....— Preterred... 89 |U'S Express. [l 88 Long isiand "7 43 |U S Leather.. 9 Louisville & Nash. 50%4 Preferred. 6135 Toulsvilie, Y4/U S Rubber. .10 24 Preerred. .. .. 114 Preferred......... T4%4 Manhattan Con.... 90% Utica & B River...160 Memphis & Charls 15 |Wab SL & Pacific. 6% Mexican Centra... §ig Preferred. 16, Michigan Central. 88 | Wells-Farzo.. 98% Minn &S L........— |Western Union.... 8% Frefarred. " \Wisconsin Central. 2 Minn& Sc L com.. 18| Wheeling & LE... 2% D8 2 LI 4634 Am Corton Ofl pid. 55 2u34/W U Beet 41 ® Ann Arbor. hville & Chaii. 67%| Preforred. National Linseed.. 13 ' |Brookiyn Traciion. 18% NJ Central.. Erie 2d pid.... 19 Dorfolk & Westrn. 11344 merican Spirits.. 1334 Preferred......... 1695 Preferred... 3014 CLOSING EONDS. 104 |Northern Pac 1sts.115 Do 24 80 o 274 |or Improvemni st 83 Do bs 18 Ala Class A a5 Do Class B 4, Alabama. class C.. 95 n Pac 1sts of'95.— Cherokee 4s, 1896.104 Do 1897. ... Ox Short Line 6. Do 1898 104 | Do consol 5s.... 8814 Do 1899 104 | Pacific 630¢ '97,.. — Ches & Oni 10§14/ Phila & Reading 43 80% Cb&N P 42 " Do 1stpfd mcom. 46 D C3-69s.. 10914/R GrandeWest 1sis 733 111 (St L&IronMtGends 76 64 |St Paul Consols....132 55 [StPC& Palsts..116 GHE&S A bs. Do2d 7a. 9614[Soutbern K R oa. Gen Elec 95 | Do Pac Cal 1sts..107 H & Tex Cent 65...1061 Tenn new ss. Do cou 6s. 10754 Jowa Central 97 Kansas Pa Consols 7734 Ks Palsts Den Divl 1635 La Cousol 4s... 95 12284 Missouri funding...— |U S 4s reg of 1907. 11134 M KT 2ds. 82 Do 4s, coupon....112 AR e )0 b8. reg 13% Mutoal Union 85..110 | Do os, coupon. .. 11414 N J Cent Gen 5s... 1164/ Va funding deot... 62% N Y C& St Louls 4510574| Do registered NOr& Weat Gen 68117 go deferred = 0 Lrust rept sipd 5 |whbash o Ba P03 i\VenL snore 45.,...106%4 FOREIGN MARKETS, WHEAT 1IN LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOGL, EN., Jan. 25.—The spot market 1s firm at 7s 1d@7s 3d. Cargoes are steadier at 30s. FUTURES. The Produce Exchange cable gives the following Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Kea Winter: Jan- ary, 6s Th5d: February, 6s734d; March, 65 8lg May, 6s 834d: June, 63 T34d. SECURITIES. .—Consols, 1128 1022 65c. sil- EXCHANGE AND BULLION. Sterling Exchange, 60 days. — $4851, Sterling Exchange, sight — assiy Steriing Cabes.. — assy New York Exchaige, sight.... ... — 1745 New York kxchange, Leiegraphlc., — 20 Fine silver, per ounce. — 6175 62 $3¢4 Mexican Doliars. PRODUCE MARKET. WHEAT AND OTHEK GRAINS, WHEAT—The Plerre Corneille takes for Cork 40,670 ctis. valued $63.000. Futures were lower again, but spot values were unchanged, though shippers declined to pay ask- ing prices. Quoted at 81 35@1 50 7 ctl for com- mon grades, £1 5215@1 533, for average No. 1, | $1 55 for choice and $1 5754@1 60 B ctl or extra | choice milling. CALL BOARD SALES. INFORMAL EESS10N—8:15 0'clock—May—12,000 ctls, §1 5034: S0UO, $1 5034, SKCOND ~ESSION—May—14,000 ctls, $1 49%: 12,000. §1 4934: 42,000, $1 50. REGULAR MORNING SkssioN—May—12,000 ctls, $1 50: 6000, $1 50%5: 400U, $1 6035 December —2000, $1 2834: 2600, £1 213 3 E8S10N—May—2000 ctls, $1 50%; 4000, §1 503 2000, §1 5034 ; 6000. §1 5UG4. BARLEY—Previous prices ruie. We quot Feed, 7135@82%ac; choice oright, 10§, 90@97Yac; 301 Chevalier. $1 10G1 20 ® cil. CALL BOARD SALES. INFORMAL SESSION—9:15 0'clock—No sales. SECOND SESSION—NO sales. EGULAR MOENING >ESSION—No sales. AFTEENOON SESSION—N 0 sales. OATS—Coutlnue aul’. Fancy Feed, $1'45; Com- mon 1o good White, $1 10@1 35 ® ctl, according 10 quality. Black for feed, 95c@SL 10; for seed, $1 20@1 30; Gray, nomina; Red, §1 0715@1 1215} Surprise, $1 50@? 60 P ctl. CORN-Cor market s weak in-consequence. Large Yel- low, 75@77%ac B cl: Small Kound do, 80@9234¢; | White, 75@50c @ ctl. RYE—90/@95¢ B ctl. BUCK WHEAT—Quoted at $1 15@1 25 B ctl. FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS. FLOUR—Trade isdull. The last Chini amer took out only 3508 bbl Net cash prices are as follows: Family extras. $5@5 10: Bakers’ extras, 4 90@5: Super fine, $4 10@4 50 B obl, CORNMEAL, ETC.—Feed Corn, $17 50@18; Cracked Corn, $18 50219 ton. MILLSTUFFS—Prices in sacks areas follows, usual discount to the trade: Graham Flour, $2 85 B 100 Ibs: kiye Flour, $2 75 3 100 Ibs: Rice Flou £0 76: Cornmeal, $2 35: exira cream do, § Vatmeal, $3 50; t_Groats, $4: Hominy, $3 10 @3 3 Buckwh Flour, $320@3 50: Cracked Wheat. $3 50; Farina, $4; Whole Wheat Floor, #$3: Roiled Oats (bbls), $6 50@5 90; Pearl Barley, ;30%"; Split Peas, $550; Green do, $4 26 B 5 HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS. Arrivals of Branand Middlings are light—none coming in yesterday. Receipts of Hay are also moderate, but sufficlent for this time of the year. BRAN—$12 50@13 for the best and $12 B ton for outside brauds. MiDDLINGS—$18819 for lower grades snd $20@20 50 9 ton for the best. FEEDSTUFFS — Rolled_Barley, « $18@18 b0; Oilcake Meal at the mill, $26 50 ¥ ton; jobbing, $27 60; cilpped Oats, $1 '40@1 50 B ctl. HAY—\Wheat, 85@11; Wheat and Oat, $7@ 10: Oat, $5@9: Bariey. $7@8 50; River Bariey, $5@6 50: Alfalfa, $6@7 5v; compressed, $6@ 9 50; stock, $5@6: Cluver, $6@8 B ton. STRAW-30@50¢ B bale. BEANS AND SEEDS. ‘There is hardly any business in any description. BEANS—Bayos, $1 40@1 55 8 cu: Small Whites, 81 15@1 2578 ctl; Large Whites, $1@1 156 § o nks, $1 U6@1 20: Reds, $1 10@1 20: Black- eye, §1 10@1 15: Red Kidney, 82 50: Limas, 81 60 @1 70; Butters, §1 25@1 50; Pea, $1 16@1 30. SKEEDS—Brown Mustard, $2 80@2 75: Yeilow Mustard, £175@2 B cil; Flax, $1 35@1 40: Canary Beed, 13,@2340 ¥ 1b: Alfaiia, 634c; Rape, 2a@ 234c: Hemp, s¢; Timothy, 415c. DRIEDL PEAS—Niles, 81@1 20 % ctl; Green, $140@1 50 B ctl. POTATOLS, CNIONS, VEGETABLES. Potatoes are higher. Onlous continue toadvance. POTATOES—New Potatoes, 214@5c B b; Sweet Potatoes, $1 26@1 60; Early Rose. 70@85c: River Reds.60@70¢; BurbankSeedlings. 50@75¢ B cil for Kivers and 70c@$1 05 for Salinas; Oregon Bur- Ranks. 9Uc@$l 10. ONIONS—8§1 25@1 76 B ctl. VEGETABLES—Hothouse Cucumbers, 50c@$k doz: Hothouse Asvara:us, 10@25¢ B Ib: Rhu- barb, — 9 box; Los Angeles Summer Squash, 76c@$1 P box: Los Angeles Green Peppers, 40@ 50c: 1 ushrooms. 10@20¢ § Ib; Marrowat Squash. $5@6 B ton; Los Angeles Tomatoes, $1@125 B box: Dried Peppers, 7@Sc B Ib; Green Peas, 2@4c P Ib; Los Angeles String Beans, 6@10c: Dried Okra, 5@3c B Ib: Cabbage 40@50c B ctl; 25@30c B suck: Garlic, 14@%c B b. BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS. BUTTER—The market continues depressed. CrEAMEPRY—Fancy near-by Creameries. 20@ 21c; some apecials bring more: seconds. 18@19c; fancy Humboldt, 22@23c B B. DATRY—Fancy, 16@16c: good to choice, 15@ l4c: lower grades, 10@12c B . PICKLED—13@14C % Ib. FIRKIN—18@ 14 B . CrEAMERY TUB—16@18c B . Cli 215515 —Is still weaker. ~Cholce mild new, 10 @10%4c: common to good ‘old, 8@9c # I Cream Cheddar, 11@12c; Young America, 11c; Western, 11@13¢! Eastern, 13@14%ac. GGS—Another deciine is notec, Ranch Eggs, 19@21c: siore Eggs, 17@18¢; Easiern, 15c doz. POULTRY AND GAME. POULTRY —A car of Eastern is Inand saies were made at 85 50 for Hens, $4 25@4 50 for Roosters, 86 for Ducks and $4 50@5 tor Fryers. Home stock is dull. Live Turkeys, 12@13c P b for Gobblers, 12@ 13c ® I for Hens; Dressed Turkeys, 14@15¢ 8 Geese, B pair, 81 6U@: 76: Ducks, 84 bU@6 by Hens, $3 t0@4 50: Roostes oung, 845045 50: do, old, 88 50@4: Fryers, 50: Broilers, 84 §¢35 foc large and $3 8085 60 tor ammail; Pigeons, 1 75@% ¥ doz for young and $1 for old. GAME~—1Is dull. ~ English Suipe quotableat $3 B Preserred. 113 { Tl e } 8Y4¢ for hardshell and 5gdc B b for paper.shc 104 So Carolina 435s... 10214 | 90 : Brew. | nues 10 arrive heavily and the | doz: Jack Suipe, §150'® dozen; Hare, 75c@81; Rabbits, 8150 for Cottontalls and $1@1 25 for small; Gray Geese, $2 60; White Geese, 75c; Braut, $160; Honkers, $4. DECIDUOLS AND CITRUS FRUITS. Choice Apples are firm at the advance. DECIDUOUS FRUITS— Apples, 80c@#1 B box for choice, $1 25@1 50 for fancy Red, 50@75¢ for common; Eastern, §1 50 @2 50 B bbi. Pears, 20@300 § box. ersimons, 80 box. BERRIES. 200" Eastern Cranberries, £6@7 50 1 bbl. CITRUS FRUITS—Fresh Mandarin Oranges are on the market. Mex:can Limes are still out. Man- darin Oranges ¥5c@$L $ box: Navel Oranges, $2@2 60: Seedlings, $1@1 25 W, box: Lemons. 75c@%1 80 for common and §2@2 50 for good to choice; Mexican Limes —-: Califoroia Limes, Pineapples, 82@4 DRIED FRUITS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETC. DRIED FRUITS— Quotations on the Fruit Exchange are nominally as follows: ARLOAD LoTs—Apricots are ayotable at 6@9c for Royals and 1134@13c for choice to fancy Moorparks: Prunes, Sac for the 4 sizes. Peache: 4@5Yye for prime to choice, 614@7¢ for fancy an 9@10¢ for peeled in boxes; Apples. @bles for evaporated and 2@2lac for sun-dried; Pears, 2la @5c for prime to choice, 4@5%p0 for quarters ana 6@6Yac for halves; Plums, 4¢ for pitted ana 115c fo: unpitted; Nectarines, 31a@4Ys¢ for choice aud Sie for tancy; Walie Fiss, "3c; Black Figs, 214 @dtac. JOBBING = PRICES—Peaches, 4’ @-“/fi » fancy, 6@7Yac B 1b; peeled, 1212¢ B . - Al cots, 624@8c B 1. sancy, 10c; M oorparks, 13c: evaporated Apples, 5c; sun-dried, 234 @3« Prunes, 53,@Ac for the 4 sizes: Figs, block, 5 for unpressed i 3@314c for pressed: white Figs, 4c; Plums, 434@5¢ for piited and 134c for unpiited Nectarines, 4G6c b for prime W fancy: Pears, 23,@5c for whole, AY@bYgc for quarters and 415@8340 for halves. AISTNs CARLOAD PRICES — Four- crown, 100se, 53jc; three-crown, 4%ac $ Ib; two-crown, 83C B scediess Sultanad, Si40; seedlcss Muscatels, L35 three-crown London iayers, $1 16: clusters, $1 Dehesa clusters, $2 60; imperial clusters, dried Grapes, 3¢ . JOBBING PRICES—SA! ‘RANCISCO—Four-crown, 100se, 5%4c; S-crown, 4#4c; 2-Crown, 5%C: se less Suituias, 0310 needless Muscaiels, 43 B-crown London lavers, $1 25; clusters, $160; Dehesa clusters, 8275 imperial clustery, $3 20. N UTS—Chestnuts quotable ac 8@10c: Walnuts, 63470 B I for standard and 9@9%ac B B for soitshell; Almords, 6@6%50 for Luuguedoc, 3@ Péanats, 4@6c B D for rastern and 3o for Call: foraia; Hickory Nuws, 5@3c @ i Pecans T1@ Bc @ Ib; Filberts, 715@8c; Brazi Nuts, 734@! Cocoanuts, $4@5 ' 100. HONEY—Comb, 10@12¥c for bright and 5@90 for lower grades: watcr-white extracted, 6@0Yzc: light amber extracted 52@4%c; darc amber, 4 c 2@8c B Ib. BLESVAR S5 R PROVISIONS. CURED MEATS—Bacon, 6c ® B for heavy, 7o ® I for light medium, 934c for Light, 10c B B for extra light and 1134c B Ib for sugar-curad. ~Kas ern sugarcured Hams, 12@l2lgo: Californ! Hams, 10@10¥gc: Mess Beef, $7@7 B0: exira mess do, $8@8 50: family do, $9 50@10; extra prime Pork, 87 50 @ 8; extra clear, 516 bbl mwess. $14 B bbl: Smoked Beet. 10c . LARD—Eastern, tierces, i3 quoted at dljc for compound and 8@634c for pure: palls, 7c: Calll- fornia tierces, 5@bqc Ib for compound and 64c for pure: haif-bols, 634¢: 10-1b tlus, T34c: do, 5-1b. Tlhe B . i COTTOLENE—6@614¢ 1n tierces and 73%@8Yse 10 10-1b tins. HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell 1e 3 1 under sound stock. Heavy salted steers, Sc: medium, 7c B B lizht, 6c B b: Cowhides, 6c: salied Kip. 6c @ Ib: salted Calt, 76 Ited Veal, 6@7c: dry Hides. 12@13c # v: culls and branits, 9@10c: drs Kipand Veal, 9@10c: dry Calf, 15c: culls, 10¢; Gostskins, 20@35c each: Kida 6e: Deerskins, good sumamier, 2oc 3 b: medium, 20c; winter, 10c; Sheepskins, shearlings, 10@200 each; short’ wool, 25@35¢ each; medium, 30@10c eachi long wools, 40@6uc each. TALLOW—No. 1, rendered, 3 refined, Sc; Grease, 2¢ ® . WOOL—We quote Fall Wool: Free northein, 7@ 81jyc: middle counties, free, 534@7c; do, defective, 4¥a@6e: San Joaguin, 5@de: uo, footkill, B@Tc: isastern Oregon, 73,@9c: do, fall and lambs', 106 c ¥ HOPS—6@8e for fair to choics and 9@10¢ B 1 for fancy. @3t4c: No. 2, 2%4¢; GENERAL MERCHANDISE. BAGS—Calcatta Grai July deitvery, 474 Bags, 2413@26Yc. COAL-Wellington, $8 B ton: New Welllngton, $89 (ou; Souinfield Wellington, $7 50 B 10 Seattie, §5 50: Bryaut, 85 50; Coos Bay, $4 7t Wallsend, 86 60; Scotch. —: Brymbo, beriand. $15 50 in bulk and $16 Iu sack: syivania, Anthracite Eeg, $11@12 ® ton: Welsh Antbracite. $5@10; Ceunel, $8 B ton; Rock prings, Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley, Coke, $11@12 in bulk and $18 ton in s\ PETROLEUM, GASULINE, ETC.—Naphtba and Onsoline are lower. The Standard Ofi Comp: new prica list_is a8 follows: Water-white Coal O k, 11c; Pearl Of, in cases, 17c; Astral d r. do, 17¢; Kxtra Star Ofl, in , 22¢: Eocene, do. 19¢; Deodorized Gasolive, in bolk, 11%kc; do, in_cases, 17c. 63° Devdorized Naphiba, in bulk, 1034c: 63° do, in cases, 1535 86° Gasoline, in bulk. 20¢; 86° do. in cases, 200 ® gal. SUGAK—The Western Sugar Refining Company quotes, terms net cash: Cube and Crushed, 53a: Powdered, oc; Fine Crushed, GYgci Dry Gran Iated, 434¢: Contectioners’ A, 4%jc: Magnolia A, 4c; Extra C, 37c: Golden C, 83,c: haif barrels 4¢ more than barrels, and boxes 1/2¢ more SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET. ‘Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh- terers are as follows: BELF—First quality, 6%0; cholce, 7c; second, 5@6c; third do, 4@5¢ B M. VIEAL—Large, 6@7c; small, 7@80 B b, MUTION—Wethers, 6%@7c: Ewes, 6@6%g0 . 'L.\Ml!——sprlng, 1214@16¢; yearlings, 7@8c B PORK—Live Hogs, 334@3%¢ ® b for large and medium and 314@3%sc for small; dressed do, 435 @bYo @ . RECEIPTs OF PRODUCE, Bags, spot, 4%c; June- n Quentin, $4 65 Wool FOR 24 HOURS. Flour, qraks.... 12,839 iiay, tons. Washington... 4,896/ Buiter. cus..._ a7 Wheat, c. 1,220 | Cheess, cus. 15 Barley,ctls.._ | 5,239|Kggs, dos...[l 4,17V Oats, Wash, ctls. 2,250 | Hides. no. . 227 72 Beans. sks 3,813/ Pelts. bdls, 50 Corn, ctls... 1,826| Wine. gala’ 1110 27,600 1,600 Sugar. bbls..." 2285 31452/ Leaner, roli3. 25 920| Tallow. ctls. 108 —|Quicksitver, a3c2 100 Middlings, sk = O THE STOOK MARKET. Mining stocks sold rather higher again on the morning call, but subsequently weakened and were lower in the afternoon. closing weak. ‘The Savage assessment falls delinquent in office to-da; The Pacific Auxiliary Fire Alarm Company has declared a quarterly dividend of 5 cents per share, payabie Febroary 15. The annoa! meeting of the Pacific Rolling Mill Company bas been called for February 3. ‘The repor: of the Con. Cal. & Va. for the week Is 8 follows: 1000 levei—The south drift started from the swest, crosscut at u point 124 feet in from the top of the upraise from west crosscut 2 from the nerth dritt from the Con. Va. shaft station has been ex- tended 20 feet, passing throngh porphyry, clay and quartzof low assay velue: total length 35 feet. 1650 level—We are repairing easing timbers on the ninth foor south drift. On the ninth floor in the siope at a point 100 feet eas: and 25 feet south of &p east line from the Con. Va.shaft an upraise has been started and carried up 16 feet, passing through quartz and porphyry from which a few tons of milling ore have veen saved. This upraise will be carried up lining the west to connect with the south drift, whers the streak of £00d ore was recently found on the twenty-sixth Hoor. 1760 level—From the twenty-sixth floor, at a polot 72 fect In from the mouth of the west drift, @ north drift hus been advaoced 18 feet From the end of this drift a west crosscut has been ex- tende! 42 feet, passing through porphyry and quartz of low assay value. From the temth, eieventh and sixteenth floors on the east si above the sill floor of this level—at the north end of the stopes in old ground of former WoOrkings, and from the sixteenth flodr on the west side of the siope, we have extracted 39 tons of ore. The average assay valne. per sample taken from the cars ju mine, was $25 10 a ton. From the west arift. ata point 190 feet in from its moutn, the north arifi has been advanced 19 feet, passin through porphyry, clay and quartz assaying § and $3a tou: total length, 39 feet. Opposite the morth * dritt the south drift has been advanced 10 feet; total length, 80 fevt. This drift when advanced 26 feet showed a streak of ore 15 inches wide on the west side of the drifi and 18 inches wide on the east side of thedrift. Samples taken across the face of tl drift from the streak assayed $72 05, 874 50 gnd #5381 40 per ton. Along the easi side of the dTift 5 feet north from the face there is a widtn 18 inches of ore assaying over $200 a ton. We have extracted from this streak sbout 3 Lons of ore as- 8aving $217 « 100, which still remains in the drift. Work here nas been suspended. a3 We CADLOL re- move the ore uniil an upraise conneciion has been made with our 1650 level, which I cstimate wiil take four weeks. We continue filling t) pen space in the stopes between the eighteentd and twenty-sixth floors with fine rock. This work will b comsleted during the coming weok, and all the places from which the bad air has been escaping will then’be closed. ‘I he total ex:raction of ore for the week amounted to 19 tons. The average assa: from sumples iaken from cars when raised to t} surtace, was $43 48 a ton.” In the Opnir mine. on the 1000 level, west cross- cut 21s1n 334 feet. ihe faceis n S0ft porphyry and clsy. & the old Central tunnel workings of the Ophir, from the west €rosscui frem the Mex can shaft,at a point 132 feet in from its mouth from the south drift 50 feet in from its mouth from the upraise carried up 15 feet, they are re- oOpening an old west crosscut, and have extracted therefrom eight tons of ore mssaying $24 42 per ton. In the Hale & Norcross mine, in upraise 1, 900 a E. Lester, loto SEline of Clementina 10 N £ of Fourth, N 40 by SE 80: gift. d . Morris to ~alife Morris, lot on ~E cor- ¢ ‘Second avenue and Californin sireet, SE 5100, W 5. 5150, W 120, N 246, s 'H Burc (sdministrator of ' esiate o Lanel J. Daly by A. O. vary E. Day, 10t on k Street, 91:6 N of Twentieth (Nay 25 by F. 100: $2141. F. Wiihelm Hennel loton § line of Santa Clara street. Laly to Ernest F. Richland avenue, 377:3 g s by N 100, Tot 38, biook level, they have stopped the south drif soutn end of the sixth floor, and started 3) feet south of upraise 1 in quartz and ciay about The ore extracted is of low value, Hllings separate. h aud west from the 16 inches thick. is saved apd put with old upraise 2 have worked nortl ninth floor. Unly seams of ore are now In the praise four carloads of 26 and 34 ounces sil epairs in the Agies k. Daly aud luxtract d from the ore, assaying in gold have made the DeCessary I No work was done in the Chollar mine oa the Comstock during the past week. (o0 the Potos: they Bave unnel level at the point of Taise from the intermediate level above the 43U~ foot level. This s 45 feet from th Chollar-Potosi line. A south drit: has been started aud advanced 18 feet for the week. The face is in porpoyry ani quariz, the latter assaying from 14ated_Califor nis sod ould & Curry— total depth 583 . 200 level—The joint he station has been dis- From the end of the n a west crosscut for nrough hard por- .ast_crosscut, 8130 The crosscut is in ry and stringers of QUAT(Z. 1 they are stil cutulog ous evel and expect for ihe station at the 500 level and expect 10 AT Are still opening on s looking ubout. ed for three days Emille Honnebers, Lty %5 Eof Ve ‘mont, E 25 by John and Mary sautter, lot_on N of W of Ahdover street, W 2i 7, Holly Par Tract: 810. 'John™ Moran (a8 ex Murphy), to Edgar L. Hoag, Lane Tract 6: $300. Edgar L. Hoag U Crloute K. | NE line of Sixteen| SE 25 by NE 92:8, block 305, 11 to Hattle A. Haskell, uj a4 work on the ¢t connection with the utor of the estate of W. E. “Hoag, Lot 10, block Z. Park s 3. Behnisch, same; $10. ch Br.n:owl“: a »\Elef;og, I(:; gln 50 SE of Q street, “iook 505 l()'l"ell and Huley #250 to $14 per tou. wick lode—Consol Virginia, Best & Belcher and G Shatt 2—Snaft was sunk 17 feet: tottom in south drift start continued for the present. jolut south drift they have ru & distance of 16 feet, passing U Are now running an e from the end of the south drift. 1u feet; face in poipayi CHOLIAR—AL shafi min B. Haskel divided balr of lots 613 and 614, also a defeasance from M. A. Kothch! inlots 4 and 5, block {14 to Henry te in fee simple absolute 9, Syndicate’s First Addition; grant. ALAMEDA COUNTY. Graalfs and_John i les H. Hale, Black (by comm is- loton NW corner of nd San Jose street, W 100 by N and 14, block 38, Estudilio Tiden Township: $1571. Davis to Albert -ddison street, 200 E of N 188, being lot 2 subdivision rdy I ract, Berkeley : oty F W, and H. k. Reed, 1ot 6, Warner Tract, Brooklyn Township: $10. ‘Same to same, lot 7, block 17, same, rownship: $10. * mma J. Tozer to Ch-rl.e“l) 7!; o ; 10 avenue, 30.79 N of - e ot X0, 5 50:5%4, W 88 to beginnius, A, mav of Mrs. M. J. Oakland Township; also lot on 139 N of Twenty-fourth. also Jot on W line of $25 N of Twenty-fourth. N 28:6 by ‘Oakland: also lot on S line of Third street, & of Grove, S 100 by E 52, block 22, o lot on N line of Crawford street, 40’ Baier, W 50 by N 168, being lot 28 block B, J. ‘Crawford 7T'ract, Oakland Townshij naries A. and Alice C. Bailey toH. A, Falr ot on S line of Cedar street, 100 E of Mc- 0 by S 100, being lot 17, block B, Edith ‘Tract, Berkt&e ]lm’ Emily Y. Halllda: Tract, Brooklyn Ba WA vision of lots 54 to 57, 65 10 65, t. Brooklyn Township; aiso loc_on nt avenue, 120:6 kK or Chestout N 127:5, being the E 18 feet of lot sioner) w0 Ch Juana avenue 143, being lots 13 E andro, e and Kebecca M. 200 and 300 level the ore streak, the various point: Jast reported. ' Work was s.0pp owing to the difficulty of hsuling the ore, bad roads. 40U ievel—The raise from No. crosscut has been advanced 5 feet the past | having been deiayed for the same re 10 work on the 200 and 300 levels. and it s all saved for pay. | 5 and 6 festwide and box n, par value, No. 3 east Meyer, loi on N iin Callfornis, E 50 by otsange 13, ¢ golng up two sets long. “The vein Is between samples o from 18 o, 850, per ol two-thirds of whic) crosscut_on this_level is out 100 feet, having been advanced 28 feet for the week: the face 13| in porphyry and streaks of quartz. Westcrosscut 3 bas been advanced 2 feet: total length 142 feet; ade quartz and porphsTy. evada mill during the week |z 70 tons and 1100 pounds of ore, the average car of which went $34 98 gold and 22.19 The average wagon id 325 74 and 19 41 'Have cleaned up a run 100 pounds of ore, the average battery sample for the week going $31 88 gold and 18.75 ounces fine silver per ton. the cleanup to the United Siates mint at Carson— two bars, valued at $8221 63, par value. Tozer. lot on E street, N 34, +. 103, being portion of I Evoy's property, K hne of Myrtie sircet, the face is In low F Have shipped to the ounces fine siiver per ton. sampie of the same ore was, €0 ounces fipe silver of 189 tons and Have shipped 'y to Cora E. Tremble, lot 20, Townshio; als 0 1ot 8, being & Kingsland Tra N .ige of Clemel reet, E 27 by N and W 9 feet of Stock Board REGULAR MOENI 404 Cusllse. .3 # 1ot 4, block 1, lands adjacent to ncinal, subject to mortgage, warranty deed, Ala- berger to Martha S. Lands- h line of San Jose avenue, E 40 by N 150, belag iot 18, G SESSION, COMMENCING 8:30. 500 Ocedt. ... Honry M. Lancs berger, lot_on nort fect IS of Paru street, block K, Oak Park, Alameda: Arthur 1L and Caroline HBreedto George M. ¢ on south line of Eagle , 140: of treet, E 25 by S 128 feet, be- ing iov 9 block H, ‘aylor & Page Tract, Ala- 300 Bullion....0x| 100 Coor... 105 ¥00 CC&V...2.35) Breed to George M. fee K of St Charle clenore 8. Shakespeare (by Commissioner) to Lowell 3, Hardy, lot ‘o E ling of Linden sreet, ot Tweltih, § 44:9 by & 125, portion of lot 9, biock k, Central Homestead Association, Oak- AFTERNOON SESSION 500 C Lmp ....02] Josepn Bayles to E. L. Higgins, lot on N'W cor- 500 © Point..3Y ner of Walworth_and Summil avenues, W 90.84, X 61, K 105, S 62, portion of lot 2, same, quitclaim deed, Oskland: $i. E. L. Higgins to Julie Jirkowsky, same, quit- claim deed, Oakland: $10. Amalis and Charles P. Juj Home and Loan Associatio 1 Newbury street, 100 N of Ashby avenue, N 40 by W 150, being 'lot 9, block A, Berkeley; $10. Joseph and Jennie St Eider, Iot_on' S line Fairview street, 150 s, E 50 by § 135, lou of § portion of Harmon Tract, Berkele E an Francisco Savings Union to hmma J. Cad- wallader. lot on N 1ine of San Jose avenue, 300 E of Ches:nut street. k 100 by N 150, being lots 7 and 8, in W half of block M, lands adjacent to En- cinal, Alameda: $10. Wilheloma and D. J. Dulsenberg to Samuel D. Cussell, lot on SW corner of Union_street and County road, Thirteenth avenue to Frultvale av- enue, 5100 by W 100, being lots 17 to 20, biock F, new map of east par: Lynn Homestead, East 100 Beicher -3 200 Caied...... 12! Following were the sale: the Pacific Stock Board yesterday: REGULAE SESSION—1! 1300 Mexican..5: ensen to Mission lot on W_line of Adeline Tract, leton to John and Sophia 1300 Justice. .06/ 300 Stnru 200 Kentck....04/¥0Y Union. . Starges Jr. to F. F. Starges, loton of Booth street, 250 east of Broadway, by 150, Oakland Township; $10. Pacific Improvement Company to D. A. Mott, lot on S\ corner of St. Charles street and Eagle avenue, W 129:11, S 37:6. begi.ning being the north 37is feet of lots 15 and 16, and east 32 feet of lot 14. block K, map of property of Columbus Bartlett, Alamed: Alblon Robinson to Hannsh L. Robinson, ot on W line of Ellis street, 376:3 S of Fairview, S 50 by being the N 50 feet of lot 67, Recent-street Homestead, Berkeley: gift. Syndicate Investment 1, N ¢37:6i0 ..2.30/ 6) Potos | 200 B&B.....74) 2 53250 5 Nev, 150 H&N1.9714/400 200 Kentuck..04 662/ Stnrd. 1. 500 Mexican .53 400 Union. Company to Eugens - lot on SE line of Brandon street, 50 N of Putnam, NE 30 by ~E 100, bl«ck 770, on map of the Svndicate Iuvest- ment Company’s subdivision of blocks 751 10 764, , Levy & Lane Tract, Brooklyn Tow: Eliza A. Tompkins to John W. Tompkins, lot on S line of Seventeenth street, 100 W of Clay, W 25 by S 50. biock 270, Oakiand; gift. y_Knoche to William Gustatson, lot on E line of Filbert street, 232:10 S of Twenty-first, E 12b:2 by S 26. Oakland; 35. 200 Caleda.. .12 800 Challee. .48 250 Chlir.1.02 beiug a portion of (LOSING QUOTATIONS. MONDAY, Jan. 25—4 7. x. Contracts. Isidore Merle with Maccono & Rosso, to erect a two-story building on E line of Dupont street, 120 S of Vallejo, Frank 5. Van | Best & Boichiar 72 e s THE CALL CALENDAR. JANUARY, 1897. Con.Cal&Va.. 2.30 Challengs Con. 45 Con. Imperial. Seg. Belchier. Silver HIL.... |Slerra Nevada 50 Con New Yor& Crown Point.... EastSlerraNev bould & Gy, 51 Baed Norers 125 L30[ Y ellow Jucken 34 AND BOND EXCHANGE. MONDAY. Jan 25-2 7. M. UNITED STATES BONDS. Bla askes. U S 4s conp.111 U Sdareg...108 11034 Do new 1ssue12l MISCELLANEOUS movne. Osk Gas 5s.. Do 2d is Gs... 108 Omnibus 6s..12054 14|P & O Ry 8s. |P&Ch Ry 6. 1073 Pwi-st RR 88 Reno, WL&L SF&NPRGs.. SPRR Ariz6s SPRRCal 8s.112 SPER Calds. <PBrRCal6s. 87 SV Water 8511914120 SVWater as. 1009, — StktnG&E 83 LUEAN STEAMEKS, Dates of Departure From San Franeisco. Cbieds. 11015 — CntraC W bs 9214 Dpot-stex-cp — Edsn L&P 8813815130 F&CHRR 6s — Geary-st R63100 H (&S b8, 108 Losang Lés — DoGnteed 8s Mkt-stCble6s1227 DoRyCon ds. 1061510614 NevVinés et — NevONgR7s.100 N Ry Cal 6s.101 N Ry Cal 8. BTEAMER | DESTINATION. Jan 26. Bem Jan 26, 5Py Jan 26. 2Pu Jan 26. 4ru Jan 26 fam Jan 26,13 X Jan 27.10AM Jan 27, Sex Jan 28.10Ax) Jan 2811au .[Jan 2813 u Jan 813 u Jan 28 zrw Jan 29. Sew Jan 29, Sau Jan 30, 9am Jan 30, Sau Feb 1 1lam Feb 2.10am - |grays Harbor. et San Jose do G. - | San Diege. 1l Grars Harbor. | Humboldt s Oregon ports.. Vic& Pgu Snd Contra Costa 3 Yaquina Bay. |Sprog Valiey 7 | GA8 AND ELECTRIC £TOCKS. £ac Gas Tmp Pacific Light San Francsco 29 Stockton.. .. ral. Edjson Lighi12’ 3 Elec Lighs Oak G L &H b4 INSURANCE aTOCKY. Fireman’sFa180 180 COMMERCIAL STEAMEKS TO ARRIVE. Bay. llamook Bay.. *{~an Diego. Humboldt Bay. RANK sTOCKS First Nation! 179 LondonP&A. 137 Bank of Cal. 23814242 i e ot Cal BD&T Co106 110 Gers&LCo. 1635 1855 HumbS&L.1100 Sav & Loan... Securlty.... 350 300 i Union Trast. 810 BFsav Unlon — STREEL RAILEOAn sTOOKY. Oak SL&Hay MISCELLANEOUS Alaska Pirs. 10314104 Ger Lead Co. 80 ") HawC&SCo.. 1714 17: Hutch SPLO 25 MerExAssn. — Nat Vin Co.. 1 ceanic8SCo 15/Pac Aux FA — 2035 PacBoraxCo. 95 |Part PainiCo — SALES—MOBN1N® S483(s5. MOON AND UNITED STATES COAST AND GEODTTIC SURVEY- TiMEs AND HEWGHTS oF Hiem AND Low WATERS AT FouT PoOINT, BAN FRANCISCO BAY. - PUBLISHED BY OFFI- CIAL AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT. NorE—The high and low waters occur at the City Front (Mission-street Wharf) about twe: five minutes later than at Fort Polot: the hel the same ac both places. — Junuary—1897. ENTBANCE TO Ford— 50 Alaska Packers' Assoclation.. 25 Glant Powder Gon. . 35 Hutchinson 8 P Co... 5 Market-st Katuway, 30 Oakiand Gas.. 40 SV Water. Tuesday, Januars 26. 7.19| Moon rises. .. .27 | Moon sets. $1000 Market-st Ry Con 5% Bonds. Jlectric Lignt. $4000 Park & CLift House Bond: i Ronrd— 26 Alaska Packers' Association.. 25 Giant PowderCon. $6000 Omulbus Cabie Bonds. 50 5 V Water. Z14[ O3] 7.01 5.4) L3503 832 35/ 5| 2.27/-0.6| 9.47 821/-0.9/10.46 409/-10/11.25 58| 2 zin o ol Z| 2100 bt 16 Oskland Gas. .. $1000 8 V 4% Bonds. REAL ESTATE TRANSAOTIONS. Frank or Frauk J. Nelson to John S. Morgan, lot on NE line of Dore street, 174:10 SE of Har son, SE 2 inches by N 85: $200. J.E. aod Rena le Balli =R NorE—In the abo! Mtion of % In the apove sxpos the tides the tides are given in the I 800 Uhe wosoustve tides of the. duy 1o saa occurrence s to time. The. column gives the second tide of the di time column the third tide, and the last column gives the last tide of the are buc ihree Uides, as s ts_given are additio ..:'. b ied Siatea e Sarves cept when & minus sign (— height, and then the number from the depth g1ven by ihe cherie. ——————————————————— NOTICE TO MARINERS. second time ay, the third er to Thomas Magee, line of Liverty street, 100 £ of Guerrsro, E 25by N 115: 810. [Ihomas Magee to Mary McCoy, same: $10. ‘e to Sarah M. Swa £hotwell street. 110 N of Twenty-third, N 60 by W 122:6; $10. Sarah M.3waa to Emile H. Elmgues: Line of Shoiwell street, 110 N of 25 by W 122:5; $10), sccurs. The hel soundings on CoastSurvey ) precedes the w oy ou W line of 18 subtractive mariners without regard to nationality and free o expense. ‘Navigators are cordially invited to vislt the office, where complete sets of charts and salling direc lons of the world are kept on hap ror con par.son nd reference, and the latest Thformation can aiwhys be obtained regardiug lights, dangers to navigation and all matiers of interest to 0cod! commerce. The time ball ontop of the building on Tele;/ graph Hill 1s hoisted about ten minutes befors noon. and Is dropped at noon, 120th meridian, by telegraphic signal received each day irom tho United States Naval Observaiory s Mare Isiand Cal. A notice stating whether tho time ball was dropped on time, or giving the error, If any, Iy published the same day vy the afternoon papers, and by the morning pupers the following dav. W. & HUGHES, Lieutensnt, U. §. N., {n chargs, The Time Ball. ERANCH FYPROSRAPIIO OFFIOR. 0.3 Y. ) ENCHANTS EXCHANSR £ax FRANCISCO. January 25, 1897. | Tne time bail on Telegranh il was aroooet ‘exactly ac DooOD 10-day—L &, ai noon ofthe 12y meridlay, Or eXacily 8L ¥ £ M. Greenwich lima. W. 8 HuoHEs, Lieatenant U. K N.. in cliar e SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, Arrivel. MONDAY, January 15 Stmr_Arcata. Cousins, 50 fiours from Coos via port Urford — hours: pass and mdse, 10 0 & N Co. Stmr Alliance, Hardwick, 41 hours from (os Bas: pass and mdse, L0 Gray & Mitchell Stmr City of Puebls, Debney, 68 hours from Victoria and Puget Sound ports; pass aud mdse, 5 Goodall, Perkins & Co. Stmr Gipsy. Leland, 29 hours from Moss Landng, etc: produce. 10 Goodall. Perkins & Cu. Stmr State of California, Green. 62 hours from Portland. via Astoris 43 hOUFS: PASs ana mdss 10_Goodall, Perkins & Co. Stmr Lakme, Anderson, 42 hours from Hye. neme: produce, to Chus Nelson. Stmr Del Norte, Stockfleth. 75 hours from Grayy Harbor: pass and mdse, t0 E K Wood Lumber (o Stmr_Scotta. Johnson, 29 hours from Eurea 228 M ftlumber. to J K Hanify. Schr Arthur 1, Krog, 48 nours from Iverseny Landing: 150 cds wood, to N_Lversen. ‘Schr Rellance, Skipper, 24 hours from Timber Cove: 70 cds wood, to R A Gilbride & Co. Schr Corinthian, Zaddart, 72 hours from Point Arena; 100 cds wood, to Bender Bros- Cleared. MONDAY, January 25, Stmr Orizaba, Von Helms, Guaymas; Goodall Perkins & Co. Stmr Coos Bay, Hall, San Pedro; Goodall, Per- kins & Co. Snip Oriental, Parker, Nanaimo: Geo Fritoh. Brsnip_Arctic Stream, Bowen, East London; ‘Balfour, Guthrie & Co. Ger ship Slam, Garlichs, Newcastie, NEW; A Garlichs, master. Schr Jennie Wand, Christiansen, Kabulul; Alex- ander & Bald win. Schr Czar, Huzman, Mazatian; Wm Olsen. Sailed. MONDAY, January 35, Stmr Orizaba, Von Helms, Guaymas. Stmr Alcazar, Gunderson. Stmr Mackinaw, Littlefield, Tacoma. Stmr_Navarro, Duggan, Eureka. Beur Neto Low, Low, Point Reyes. Telegraphic. POINT LOBOS. Jan. 25.—10 e u.—Weather cloudy: wind NW; veiociy 4 miles. Charters. The Haw bark Androw Welch 1oads mdse for Houolulu; Br ship Andrina, lumber on the Sound for Cork, 48 94: Br ship Candida, whoat at Pori- land for’ Eorope, 188 9d: sip Columbis, coal at Departure Bay for this port; Br ship Dudnope, 1um ver av Chemainus for Liverpool, 50s; Br ship Heiga, sugar at Manila for New York: Vance, redwood . Eureka for Sydney. vator. redwood at Eurexa for Gu, The Br ship Drumalis loads w! Sydoey, lump sum: Lial ship Francesco Clampa. wheat for urope, 16s 34; Br bark Northernhay, | wheat for Europe, 17s 6d. Spoken. Dec 25—Lat 642 §, long 26 30 W, Br ship Ven- tura, hence Sept 21, for Bristol, Dec 25— Lat 6 42 S. long_26 50 W, Ital ship F § Clampa, hencs Sept 8, for Queenstown, Jan 16—Lat 47 N, long 20 W, ship Alex Gibson, from Port Townsend. for Plymouth. Per Arcata—Jan 25—Of Point Reyes schr Kate and Anna with 90 skins. Domestic Pori. EUREKA—Arrived Jan 25—Stmr Alice I uch- ard, from Coos Bay: schr Esther Buhue, .cice Jan 18 Sailed Jan 25—Schr Sparrow, for San Francisco; stmr Alice Bianchard, for Ssn Francisco. PORT BLAKELEY—Arrived Jan 23—Br bark Indore. from Victori SOUTH BEND— Arrived Jan 25—Schr Melanc- thon, hence Jan 16: schr Guide, hence Jan 14; schr North Bend, heuce Jan 1. GRAYS HARBOR—ATrived Jan 24—Soar 1vy, hence Jan 5. NAVARRO—Safled Jan 26—Stmr Weeott, for san Fran: isco. CASPAR—Arrived Jan 25—Stmr Caspar, from San Pedro. NEWPORT—Salled Jan 19—Schr Roy Somers, for Ballard. ASTORIA—Arrived Jan 25—Br stmr Chittagong from Yokohama; schr J M Colman, bence Jan 17: stmr Columbla, hence Jan ¥3; bkt Tam o’ Shan- ter, hence Jan 10. EUREEA—Arrived Jan 25—Stmr Corons, huce Jan 24; Brbark Woollahrs, from Sydney: schr Mary £ Russ. from El Triumfo. PORT LOS ANGELES—Salled Jan 25—Stmr Alcairaz. Foreign Ports, MAZATLAN—Sailed Jan 24—Stmr San Jose, for San Francisco. VICTOKIA—Passed Jan 23—Haw stmr San Mateo, from Comox, for San Francisco. PLYMOUTH—Arnved Jan 26—Ship John A Briggs, fron. Port Biakeley. YOKOHAMA—saiied Jan b—Schr Fred E Sand- ors, for Haxodate, 0 load for Honoluin. SHANGHATI—Satled Jan 21—Br stmr Doric, for San Francisco. NAGASAKI—Salled Dec 30—Sehr E K Wood, Puget Sound. Jan 19—Bratar Belglc, for Hong: koug. CARDIFF—Sailed Jan 23—Br ship North Rid- ing, for Esquimalt. QUEENS'OWN—Sailed Jan 28—Br ship John Cooke, for Dublin. CAPE TOWN - Arrived Jan 22—Br ship Bay of Bengal, hence Nov 11 SYDNEY—Arrived Jan 21—Brship Trafalgar' hence Dec 5. VANCOUVER—Arrived Jan 32—Br bark Pass of Meifort. from Rio de Janelro; Br bark Oread, from Tocodilla. alled Jan 22—Brship City of Delh, for Val- paraiso. Importations. COOS BAY—Per Alllance—430 tons coal, 160 M * HIGEON POINT—Pér Gipsy—88bxs ohesse, P N NT— Per pay —¢ X3 O] ), & bxs buiter, 595 sks beans. Santa Craz—8 cs cheese, 3 bxs butter, 1000 bbis Iime, 1 coop ducks. Moss Landing—1 bx butter, 2 cs eggs, 399 sks potatoes. PORTLAND—Por State of California—13 886 sxs floor, 800, gunnies flour, 1520 ks bran. 79 sks onions, 2439 sks potaioes, 2070 cs salmon, 149 hides, 16.6 pkgs paper. Astoria—300 cs salmon, 4 pkgs express, ¥1 sks oysters. 'AUENEME—Per Lakme—3055 sks barley, 965 sks beans, 1836 sks corn, 3 bxs butter. 3 .os eggs, 40 sks wool. 4 pkgs pelts, 1 cs underwear. GRAYSHARBOR—Per Del Norte— 1 bx plants, 228 M ftlumber, 1 cs mdse. VANCOUVER—PerCity of Puebla—8777 bags rice, 4 pkgs mdse. Seattle—2 cs labels. 1 cs spool silk, 6 csoll. 520 bdls shingles, 1 sk rice, 1 cs thread, 1 chest tools, 9 bbis 6 bxs gum, 1 bx adveriising maiter, 11 ca mdse, 5 cs paper, 2 bxs pasterns, 1cs dry goods, 1 ca clgars, 3 typewtliers, 2 bbis salmon, 5 bxs fil 15 bxs salmon, 6 Pkgs express. ‘Vancouver—182 cs cheese, 2 cs whisky. Tacoms—4 cs mdse, 4 bxs drugs, 9 bdls hides, 81 sks vones, 400 bars bullion. Seatile via G N By—9 bxs rubber goods, 260 sks flour, 1 bicycle. East of Fargo via Tacoma—2 crts perambulato; 3 bxs books. Anacortes—1000 bbls lime. New Whatcom—2096 ss 0ats, 28 pkgs mdse, 899 pes lumber. k‘:;ut Tn'ln;end—l crb_rbltytl‘ ‘est. 0f Fargo via Tacoma—2 bxs archlights, 2108 ht-sks flour, 700 sks 800 qr-sks flonr. Evereti—470 bxs nalls, 23 bdls shooks, 1400 bars bullion, 518 bdis paper. Vancouver via C P Ky—5 ¢s cigars, 1 cs tracts. 217 cs tobacco, 40 cs cigarettes, 145 cs boots and shoes; 51 cs bats, 500 cs condensed milk, 5cs W hames, 21cs dry coods, 160 bbis glucose, 13 cs W U wear, 6 cs hoslery. Departure Bay - 664 tons coal. Victoria—18 «ks ore, 4 pkgs express. Consignees. Per Lakme—Field & Stone. Per Del Nor.e -San rrancisco Preserve Co; E K ‘Wo'l?)n Lumber Co; Weston Basket Mig Co: V Ful- PerAlliance—0 C & N Co; Simpson Lumver Co. s & N Co: BandonWoalenmill N lomas Loughran; C A Hooper; Wells, Fargo & Co. izan Per Gipsy—Norton, Teiler & Co: H Cowell & Co: McPherson & Rucker; LG Sresovich & Co: A W Fink; Dairymen’s Union: Dodge, Sweeney & C Hllls Bros: * Hammond & Brod: Gets 5ros & C Brigham, Hoppe & Co; M T Freitas & Co; Frede: ickson & Jacobson; OB Smith & Co; H Dutard; D Cereghino: Herman J Per Columbia—J J Fak & Co: Williams, Brown & Co: F Hillens & Co; Otis, McAllister&Co: J H Cain & Co: Sheldon Milling Co: Geo Morrow & Co: H Dutard; D E Allison &Co; J Everding& Co; D Keefe & Co; W J Murray & Co: A Levy &Co: G Merchio: Willamette Pulp & Paper C L L Waldron; Erlanger & Galinger: I }:joll& !or‘; SH l-'runk:lk J0: l‘)[ml;e: by l.filnnzxr.‘lj [C, ‘eppach; Wells, Fargo Q; 3 er. ! se merchants; Alaska e K h"m‘_bh": Bunker: Carison, Cur- ‘o Naws oyle & Son; ic PonCaiats Daffercs : San Fraucisco Bridge Co: achman & Co; Thomas Loughran: J L, W © Rebia: S Ebrlich: F M Morga, 'Wells, Fargo & Co: Hoyal Miliing Co: W G Hinton: R C Dalley: Pac Eon tor llizing Co; Geo Herman: H J Hansen: Maci &Co: Melter & Gebhardi: W & J Sloane & Co: Clark & Co: Selby Smelting and Lead Co; e liure- ham Bay Imp ' 0: Tac & R H Lime Co: California El tric Lizht Co: CJ Lelst & Co: G WV Howar T 1 Newbauer & Co; Kothschiid & Co: C H Fore: Zer: S W Willey: Blake, Motfi & Towne; Revero Jtubber Co: Dunham, Carrigan & Co: _Rothachild & Co;Wieland Brewing Co: American Tobacco Co: Hain & Winchester: Oregon Imp Co: W G hic - ardson: Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co: H C Bradford: P Emanuele Vatuo tine of Fiibert. by W 57:6: § = to Antonio Peri, lot on W 97:6 S of Fllbert street, § 20 ‘Ramona M. de Larrondo to Manuel J. Saymon A of the United States Hyds Office located in the Merchants' Exchan, malntained In San Francisco for the Berwin & Bros; F P Bachvie: H Meyers & Bro Cabn, Nickelsburg& Co: H C Brad ord: Tri Co; Murphy, Grant & Co; Pacific Coass Syrup Co: Joshua Hendy.