The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 30, 1897, Page 10

10 .THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1897 : — THE COMMERCIAL WORLD. SUMMALY OF THE MARKETS. Flour declined 15¢. Wheat Futures stiil lower. Barley, Oats, Cora and Kye weak and dully Choice Hay steady. Beans very qu et Silver a fraction 2ff. Potatoes and Onions easy. Butter and Cheese unchanged. Eggs weak. Poultry dull. Game quiet. Eastern Apples slow. Wool active and firm. Hops dull. Dried Fruits stagnant. Meat market quiet. No change in Coal. THE WEEK'S FAILURES. The Bradstreet Mercantile Agenoy reports 28 satlures for the Pacific Coast States and Territorles for the week ending vesterday as compared with 25 for the revious week and 27 for the corresponding week of 1896, The failures are dividea among the trades as follows: 1 restaurants, 1-millinery, 1 lumber companv, 2 men's furhishing, 1 commis- sion, | stationery. 1 buicher, b grocers, 4 liquors, 1 bay and grain, 1 ainter, 1 boots and sboes, 1 dry goods, 1 pubdlisher, 1 1 national bank, 1 oll company, 1 cobtractor, | manusacturer tiles, I general store. T J iy O Clear ® Partly Cloudy ® Cloudy ® Rain® Snow| Explanation. The arrow files with the wind. The top figdres | 7' tation indicate maximum temperaturs for the | at days; those underneath rainrall, of mel during ‘the past twelve hours. lines, connec: pagn s of equal therms, or dot word “high if any, the amount of snow in inches and hundredths, Isobars, or solid pressure and is_usual companied by fair weather: “1ow" Tefers to low pressure. and is usually preceded and sccompanied by cloudy weatherand rains. “Lows” us first uppear on the Wasbington coast. When the pressure is high in the interior and low along the coast,and the Isobars extend north and’south along the cosst. rain is probable but when the “low" Is inclosed with isobars of marked curvature, rain 20.1th of Oregon is improb able. With a “high” in the vicinity of [daho, and the pressure faliing to the Californla coast, warmer weather may be expected in summer and colder westher in winter. The reverse of taese conditions will produce an opposize result. WEATHER BUREAU KEPORT. $TATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL ATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. ». 3.—Weather conditions and general TN TURE, W 49, 129 forec: The foll ing are the seasona!rainfalls to date s compared with those of the same date last sei- son and rainfall for the past twenty-four hours: Eureka 25.26 inches. last season 23.61, past 24 bours 1.16: Red Bluft 13.82, last season 13.67, past 24 hours .80; San Fraucisco 12.24, last season , past 24 hours .7%; Fresuo 5.11, last season 4.09, past 24 hours .20; Sau Luis Obispo 11.58, las: season 1: hours 1.76: Los Angeles 874, last se past 24 hours .30:; San Diego 6.84, las. season 2.80. past 24 hours.01; Yuma 4 66, last season .46, past 24 hours Lrace. San Francisco daia—Maximum temperature 58, minimum 50. mean 54, The storm off the Pacific coast has moved north- ward ana is central (0-night over Vancouver. It will probably work eas:ward tarough the British possess ons. The the Roc. ouniain and p ateau regions. In ontana there hias been a fall of nearly haifan inch in pres Along the Pacitic Sope there hus been a rather rapid rise. The temper has fallen rapidly over South- ern Oregon and risen over Washing.on, Idaho, Moniana and the country east Showery weather prevails over the entire coun- try west of the Kocky Mountains to-day. The maximum wind velocities are Teporze ot Reyes, 40 miles per hour north- west: San Francisco. £6- west: Winnemucca, 48 southwest. Forecast made at San Krancisco for 30 hours ending midnight, January 30, 1897. Northern alifornia—Showery Saturday in the th-rn and central poriions: variab.e winds. Southern California—sShowers early Saturday mornin fair Saturday: light westerly wiiGs. ¢ Nevada—Rain in northern portion Saturday; fair n soutbern portion. Utah—Rain Saturday. Arizona—Cloudy Saturday with showers early Saturday morning. San Franeisco and vicinity—Showers early Sat urday morning; probably fair Saturday; fresh west- ALEXANDER MCADE, Lecal Forecast Official. robably NEW YOXK MAREKETS. Fiuancial. NEW YORK. N. Y., Jan. 20.—There was a sligh increase in the volume of transastions au the Stock Exchange to-day, the saies footing up 121,986 shares, of which preferred and 15,100 sugar. The only featureof speculation was Its firmness throughout the ses- sion, despite a sharp break In the coalers. The latter deciived 2145 for Lackawana and 134 for Delaware and Hudson and Jersey Central after the report of the Delaware, Lackawana and West- were made known. The report snowed a deficit of 507,261, and the road earned 5.05 per cent on its stock. against 5.17 the previous year, while the balance-sheet showed a increase in ac- counts payubie of $1.200.000 and an svallable baaiice of about $17,000,000 book value. Eves the depression in the coalers was of short durs tion. sud Lackawana and Delaware and Hudson closed ith net wains of 14@5s per cent, while 3 rsey Central lost 15 per o general lis in the early the ext y trading improyed to t.0f $4@1 %4 per cont, the latter 1o North- ern Pacific prefecred, which was bought freely for foreign account. ~ubsequently American To- bacco yielded 115 and the other shares 14@1 per cen,t outside of Manhattan, which broke 2 points 108814 00 & revival of ihe. rumor about an im- pendiiig new issue of bonds. The stock fina lv raliied to 8914 on semi-official ste:ements that.the Fumor in_question’ probabiy arew out of the fact that the company bas taken up for consideration the extension Of iis lines Of course, if such ex- teusions are decided upon bonds will have (0 be issued. Comsolidated:Gas declined114 to 14834 Toug Island, on the other hand, jumped 334 io 4934 on_reports tha: tha original deal with the syndicate will go through. I s stated that Expert made public shortly. tric. Louisville Little’s report will be The grangers, general elec- and Nashville and Northern Pacific received excellent support. Specu- lation c'osed firm. Net changes show gains of 14@% per cent, Nortuern Pacific preferred lead- iug. Manhattan and tobacco. however, lost 1@ 11 respectively. Long Isiaad closed 334 per cent higher. The bond market was sirong and sctive. The transactions aggregated $2,600,000. The Hocking Vailey issues were the feature of the trading. General sixes jumped 10 t0 73 and reacted to 71, while consolidated fives rose 114 to 7615, reacted to 751, and closed at 76" Atchisou adjusiment fours rose 134: North- ern Pacific preferred, &5: do terminal sixes, 1v4: do consolidated fives, 34: regon Shor: Line sixes certificates, 15 do cousolidated fives certifi- cates, 134: Baitimore & Ohio fives, 1: Chicago and Northern Pacific first five certificates, 134: Colo- rado Midland keueral sixes, 2; Fort Wayne and Chicago first sevens. 214 international and Grest Northern sixes. 1; Reading first preferred, 7, and Ban Antonfoand Aransas Pass first fours, 134 FINANCIAL. CHICAGO GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND NEW YORK STOCKS. WHEELOCK & CO., 4 Leidesdorff St., Tel. Main 1954. CENTRAL OFFICE 625 Market St., Palace Hotel. Purly & Atkinson, Manacers. Tel. Main 5184 Uptown Offiee—Baldwin Hote! (adjolning Grill Koom). Te]. Main 1081. PURDY, ATKINSON & CLAPP, Managers. Orders mstantly executed on latest market quo tations. Reference 1st National Bank, 5, F. CHICAGO. PRIVATE WIRE NEW YORK ressure has fallen rapidly over | 20,200 were Northern Pacific | Utah Southern extension sevens certificates closea at 27; and do general sevens at 75 agninsi 64@6234 resp-ctivel for the last reported sales. Goveldment ponls were strong and the new fours sold_at 123%@124: coupon fours of 1807 sold at 11334, eguiar fives so.d at 113%. Grain. FLOUR — Quiet: steady. Winter Wheat, low erades, $2 30@:2 35; fair to fancy, $350@4 75; do patents, $4 95@5 15: Minnesota C.ear, §3 50 @4;_do siraights, $4@4 45; do patents, 83 95@ 5: 'low extras. 82 3U@3 35; City Mills, 2 do patents, §520@5 45: Kye m x:iurey supertine, $2 5. @3 20; fine, $2 BU@3 15. Touthern tiour, quie: Ccommon_to fair ex- tra, $3 :0@5 65: goud 10 hoice do, $3 T5@4 V5. Rye flour. dull, steady, at §2 50. Buckwheat flour, 81 25. CORNMEAL-Steady, qulet. $180@2 50. Yellow Western, RYE — Dull. Western, 381%,@39c ¢ 1 1 Buffalo. BaRLEY—Quiet: 2814c c. 1. £. Buffalo. WHIAT—Spot murke: active for export, lower, closing firm; 1. o. b, 95c; ungraded red, 73@93c; No. 1 Northern, 87 ptions ovened weak and declined 35@5kc on aker cables, lower West-and realizia:: rallied 34,@lc on fair torelgn buvinz: fell 15s@lc on liquidation;, rallied 8,@134c_on active vxpo-t d: mand; closing unseitled a ¥@5sc under yeste: | day and_more ac May sud July most uctive. No. 3 red. January, 8244c; March, 8334c; July, i8Yae. <ois' duil; firmer. No. 2, 28%@29¢ elevator, 203, 0¢ afloat. Options were dull unl firm at %3@14c advance, following the Wes: and on local C og. May and July most active. January, 28c; May, 8134c: Suiy, 313 oA Ontions, quiet. firmer. 21%c; May, 243 13 'S—>pot dull, firmer. January, 21¢; February, Spot prices: Ao. whit No. 2 Cnbleago, 22%ci ~o. o white, 22c; mixed Western, 22@Z4c; white do, 23@30c. Provisions. 7 ARD—Quiet, wenker. Western steam, $4 1234: City, §3 40@3 6b; Janua.y, $4 10; refined quie Continent, $4 60; South American, 84 75; com pound, #jc. POL K- Quiet, easy. New mess, §8 25@9. EU11E o—Fairly firm and moderate demand. Western Creumery, 13@-034c: do factory, T@Léci Eigins, 2035¢; imitation creamery, 11@16¢ CHEKSF, — Strong. moderately active. skims, 5@8%4c; full skimis. 3@ Yac. | “EGUGS=Weuker. Icebouss, per case, $2@3: W ern fresh. 17@1 T3c: limed; 13@13%ac. TALLGW—Slow, weak. City, 314@35sc; coun- try. 314 @334c. COT'1ONSEED OIt —Quiet, rather weax. Crude, 20¢; yellow prime, 23c. Domestic, 37%@6c; | RiCk—Fainy active, Japan, 514@5 | TMOLASSESZQuiet. New Orleans, 22@32c. | COXFKE—Steadv: unchanged to b j.oints up. | Marcn, 8985 .pril. $935: May, $940: Juiy, | 89 45 Sejiembver, 89 45: Decem ver. 89 48@9 50. =pot Rio dull, easy; No. 7, $34¢. SUGAR—Duil Off A, 57 ¢dc; mold A. 434c: | standard A, 43jc; confectioners’ A, 4%e: cut loat, 47c: crushed, 474c; puwdered, $34¢; granu- lated, al4c; cubes, 435e- Fruit and Produce. APRICOTS—Bags 9@11c. 11 7 hiks—Pecie:, boxes 1215@15:; unpeeled, Part firm. bags 7@9-. FRUNES—Four sizes, 53¢ RAISINS—"Two crown L. 533: four crow 6Ys; Lonaon layers, $1 50@$1 50 clusters, $1 50@1 90. MUNDS—Soft shell, 8@9%zc: dopaper shell, Merchandise. FIGIRON—Firm. American, $11@18. COPPER—Fitm. Lake. $12 LEAD-Firm. Domestic. - 4 0715@3 10. TIN—Dull. Straits, 813 55@15 65: uiet. SPELTER—Quiet. Domestic, §3 85@4. C(HICAGO MARKETS, plates, | CHICAGO, Iri, Jan. 29.—The wheat market opened with every bear feature in good working | order, ana an attempt was made to bring avout | another smask in prices, but it soon became appar- | ent that there was a supporting power at work. | and it did not tako long for the crowd to change front and help along prices. Liverpool openfng | cables were lower. Second ones gave a recovery a0d thet assisted the better freling here. Recelpts at Chicazo were 26 cars, and 66,438 bushels were taken from store. The sorthwest had 194 cars aga:nst iday and 511 a year ago. In the last s & repetition of yesteriay’s action, prices succumbing to heavy ofterings of long wheat. A snarp break occurred, prices dropping almost t0 the tuside put fizure. Closing Continental ca- bies were generally lower, altnough fu.l sy mpathy with American weakness was ot shown. EXpOrt clearances amounted to 183,818 bushels. At the close shorts covered freey aod a reaction re- suited. May_wneat opened from 7433@74%ac. 20 d between 73@7534c, clusing at 745xaTdd4e, 35@14C under v esterday. Estimated receipts to- morrow 50 cars. No. 2 red <po: wnea: ranged from 82@83%g , ciosing at 8535@8434c CURN—The earijer steady tone of wheat aided | that of corn ~ Throngbout tne recent demoraliza- tion in the leading cereals corn has dispiayed re. markable firmness, sympathizing but indifferently with the dec ine. Liverpool cabies gave u decline of 14d_ou corn to.day. Receipis were 220 cars, and 172,531 bushels were withdrawn_from store. Export clearances were heavy at 514.508 bushels. The late weakness of wheat caused corn to display an easier tone. b ¢ when the ra ly came at the clo‘e the latter rose 14 May corn sold beiween 241pc | and 3334 c. ciosing as 2434c, Ya@5he over yesier- day. Esimated receipis (o-mor ow 290 cars OATs—Taere was the same improvement in s made in the other srains. No extraordi- incident was noted nor was there unusual fo- terest, but trade was uot by_any means duil. Re- | ceip's were 155 cars. i here wers no withdrawals | trom store. ay oats closed 34c over yesterday. £gtim ated receipts Or to-morrow 200 cars. FLAX-Was easy. Casb, No. 1, Tdc; North- western, 76c: May, 76@7olgc: July, 7754 bids ceplember, 78c. Keceipia were 20 cars. | . PROVISIONS—Similar act'on to that witnessed In grain ook place in provisions. The opening was easy, (hen there was a ral/ which was due 10 covering by shorts. Sympathy with wheat affected the feellng here. The strength of corn | was an Impor ant factor in_provisions late in the | session. May pork closed 734c higher, May lard | 236@5¢ nigher, and Mav rivs 214@oc highe EUTTER—The buiter marke. was firm to-day. Business was fairly active with moderate offer- ings and a z0od demand. Creamerres—20c: extras. 18@19¢; firsws, 17@18c: | seconds,14@16c: imitations, fancy, 15@14c. Dairies | —Exiras. I7c: tirsts, 14@loc: seconas. 9@10c | Ladles—Extras, 10@1ic: tirats, ¥15@8uc; packing stock. 80; grease, 214@3c; roil buiter, 1uc. | £6GS—Ofteriags were small and tbe demaud | K004 " The ieeiing was firm. Fresh siock 1635c B | Gozen. MONEY—Was 416@5% on cail and 6% on time | loans. New Yor exchange sold at 4Uc discount. ; Closing Prices. | WHEAT — January, 73c; May. 7454@7434c: July, 71 Bac. CORN—January, 23%4c: May, 2434: July, 25%4e. OATS—January, 19 Jyc: May, 1534c; July, Loc. PORK —January, 87 75: May. $7 5 | LARD—Javuary, $3 \71p: May, $4. K1ES—January, $3 97%%: May, 4 0214 Livestock. % UNION STOCKYARDS, Iir. Jan. 20.—The entire weex’s receipts ln cattle wiil foot up 42,500 Dead, but sellers did no: obtain any advaace. The few lots 0 really choice corn fed were disposes of &t good prices, but medium grades showéa con- siderable weakness. There was an average Fri- day supply to-day. The demand was good as is usual duriug the laiter part of the week, an | prices were steady. OWiDg to te Intensely cold weather this week’s receipts of hogs have showed a farge fal1ng off as compared With recent weeks. There was Dot the slightest {m provement in prices, how- ever. and much of the values were heavy with lictle outside compeiition, as the coid weather pre- vented Eastern snippers from operatinv freely on several ays. To-aay’s arrivals were 22,000 hesd agaiust nearly 34,000 last Friday. Prices ruled fitm onaer the influen:- ofa good demand. ‘Ihe wees's receipts of sheep wiil aggregate abou 65.000 head, or nearly the Same as a year ago, and trade bas besn fairly active ai a lite lower aver- age price. The market wus sieady to-day. CAT1LE—Receipts, 3000. _Eancy beeves, 85 20 @5 40: choice to prime 1350@1700 1 steers, §4 50 @5 10; cood o choice 1250@1500 b steers. 84 40@ 475: medium steers, 1200@ 1350 s, 84 05@4 35: | 1air beet steers, 900@1150 s, 33 Bi@4 Ou: com- mon beet steers, 950@1150 1bs, $5 00@3 78: good 10 prime stockers ana feeders, 53 70@4 15: fair to 200d stockers and feeders, $3 15@3 65: bulls, choice 10 extra. $5 3U@3 715: cows and heifers, caoice to prime, $3 30@4 15; cows, fair 10 choice, $250@ £50: ' cows. common 10 fair canners. 81 T0@2 45 calves, good tofancy, §5 60@6 10; calves. common 10 g00d, 83 50@D 40: Texss red steers, $3 45@4 20: milkers and springers, ¥ head, $2)@40. HUGS —Kecelpts, 24,000, Heavy packing and shipping_lots, 83 20@3 35: common to choice mixed, $3 30@3 50; cnowce assorted, 33 35@ 85b: light, $3 35@3 60: pigs, $8 00@3 40. SHEEP-Recelpts. 000. ' Inferior 10 cholce, 2 50@+ 10; lambs, 83 50@5 25. Recelpts at Omaha. SOUTH OMAHA. NEBR. Jan. 29.—HOGS—Re- ceipts, 4200. Tne market opened weak. closed strouger. Light and mixed, $3 25@5 40; heavy, 83 15@3 25. CATTLE—Heceipts, 1000. Market steady: feeders, $3@3 90: sieers, cows, $1 _50@3 60; 2900. Market active and | 83 b0@1 25. | SHEEP—Receipts, grrons. Mutions, 3§ 26@8 86; yearliogs, 85 800 Receipts at Kansas City. KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. 29 —HOGS—Re- ceipts, 1000. Market slow. Light, 85 27 3 40: medium, $3 2715,@3 40; heavy, $3 20@3 32145: plgs 830093 20 A were 6000. Native 'ITLE — Receipts, sieers. best, $4 15@1 90: fair to good, $3 25 @3 45: cows and uetfers. best. $3 15@3 40; fair 10 good. 8175@}10: bulls. $225@3 10: s ors and feeders, $3 16@3 65; 1exas and W | 8270@3 90; caives, §5@3. | SHEEP_Recelpis, 3 Market slow. | DUN’S REVIEW OF TRADE. NEW YORK, N. Y., Jan. 29.—R. G. Dun & Co. will say to-morrow in thelr weekly review of trade: January has been & month of disappoint- ment, but not of reul gain. Nearly everybo y had promised himself aland of milk snd honey afier New Year's, and the slow progress looks like stand- ing still to meu of such a mind. Moreover, there are multitudes throughout the country who have been taking large ventures in advance of or apary from their regular business because they expected a rise in prices. But prices fail as ye: (o bring them profit. Wheat declined severely. Cotton has scarcely risen enough to pay brokerage. Wool holds steady in spite of emormous buying. Woolen goods have made no improvement. Leather is sluggish. Hides are lower. he average of railroad stocks is slightly lower than it was December 31. and the advance in trust stocks has been small. ‘10 traders in such properties the month hes been disappolnUing, yet during the week the record shows that ten iron worss have started and only two have stopped. Thirteen wooien works have started and many more are about ready Lo siari, while three have stopped. s Similar things are s>en in other indnstries and the additional establishments are not stariing without some increase in orders recelved. 1t would 4o more harm than £ood L0 exaggerate the improvement. buta study of the conditions gov- erning business ind.cates that the wheels are on the rizht (rack und moving in the risht direction. Men talked of a possible draln of goid a month 20, but Junuary has passed and the liquidation of foreign indebiedness to this country seems further off than ever. Merc audise exports from New York in Jaunuary bave been about i5 per cent smaller than last_vear's when the excess of ex- ports was over 818,000,000, while exports from other ports have also been arger. The month his vot diminished butincreased he current balance Que this country. Money markets become more easy aud favorable to lexitimate business. The reduction in wheat was over 6 cents, in spite of a reporied yield far below tha generally accepied, reflecting perception of the error of Ui repors and the enormous exports of corn—80,000,000 bushe.s in efght months. When corn can be had for less than wheat it i largely preferred in European markets, and in Jaouary 7,875,127 bushels of corn has gone abroad from Aclantic ports against 5,630,419 lusy year, while Atlantic_exports of wheat and flour bave been 6,515,135 bushels against 8,843 6 inst year. As the Government crop of corn pre- verted much advance in its price it al 0 affecis the demand for wheat, and a heavy liquidat.on has oc- curred, with the price of corn scarcely chsnging. Cotton 100ks less altractive to traders because American millers are Jaboring with plans to re- duce a large surylus of goods and prices have de- clined. Takings of Noithern spinners have been in five months 44,000 bales less Lhau last year aud 425,000 less Lhan in 1894-93. Sales 0f wool in January have never been sur- passed in that month nor in any other month ex- cept last November and July of 1895 and 1892. The price has remained about steacy. ‘ihe iron and steel mauufactures sbow little gains, production having increased so heavily be- fore, and the gradual enlargement 0 demand for finished producis has not overtaken that {ncrease. Lower prices result_for Bessemer pig, gray 1orge and for Southern irou a: Chicao, for cut nails, and the average of all quotations Is the largest siuce .astyear. For sheets there is active de- mand and better demand ior bars on account of car-building. Tin and copper are a shade stronger, but competition causes sales of tin plates LU@L5¢ below the agreed prices. Fallures for the week have been 331 In the United States, a:ainst 404, and 50 in Canada, agalnsi 70 lust year. BANK CLEAKINGS. NEW YORK, N. Y., Jan. 29.—Bank clearing totals at the principal citles fur the week ended Jsnuary 2%, wilh COmPAriSOUs, &S lelegrapned 1O Bradstreet's: Percentage Crrres. Amount. Inc. Dec. New York ... EB62.68K.000 ¥8.412,676 65,820,068 . . X 55,473,128 R 3 Pittsburg.. . Baitimore . Fortiand, Or. Los Angeles... Seattle He.cna Tacoma. Spokane... veee-.... 398,657.226 DOMINION OF CANADA. $18,135,203 NEW YORX STOCKS. Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad Shares. Money on call easy at 1%4@X: last loan 114% and -losing at 135% Prime mercantile b per, 3@3eY. Steriing exchange is easier, with actual business in oangers’ bilis & §4 843,@4 85 for sixty days and $4 863,@4 ¥7 for aemand. Posted rates, $4 85@4 87%a Bar silver, 6434c. Mexican dollars, 503;@51%4¢. Commercial biis, $1 8314,@4 8414 Government oonds strong; State bonds ‘dull: rmiroad bonds firm. Silver at the board was easler. STOCKS. 85 North American... 1414 Northern Pacific.] 14 £ 243, Pr-ferred 3614 Adams Expresa.. 180 | Northwesterd. )1 10414 ‘Alton, Terre Haute 66 | Preferred. 154 ‘American Express108 Y Central 8314 ‘American Tobacco 7: N Y, Chicago&SiL 12 Preferred.......... 102 | 65 1st preferred Bay State Gas..... 1134 2d preferred...... 25 Baltimore & Ohio.. 145;/N Y &N R 176 Brunswick Lands. _ 34N ¥,& New Eng... 38 Buffalo, Roch & P N Y'Susq& W..0 8% Cauaas Pacific. ... referred. T o2y Canada Southern.. lontarto... 1oy, > ntario & Western 1édg ~ 184 Orezonimprovmni— Canton Land.. Central Pactiic Ches & Ohio. 1734/0Pretered. ... — Chicago Alto...\184 '|Orecon Navigation 16 Preferred.........174 |Oregon Short Line. 15 icago, B & Q. 74 Pacitic Mail . 25 Chicago & E 1., 39 |Peona. D& Evans 2 Preferred. 80 |Pittsburs & W ptd. 15 Chicago Gas 78 |puiman Palace....167% Cleve & Plitsburg. 16614 Quicksil 1 Consolldation Coal. 33 | Preterred. Consolidated Gas..14% |Reading... ... CCC& St Louts... 27% RioGranded W esta Preferred......... 3% | referred. ... Colo Fuel & Irca.. 26 Rock Island, 68 Preferred. omeWar&Ozden. 116 Cotton Oil Cert. 4 11348t L &S W. Commercial Cable,160 | Preferred. 2 Del Hudson .. 107 |t Panl. Del Lack&W estrn. 15214/ Preferrad. Denver & R G...... 113 St Panl & Dulath.. Preferred. 4314 Preterred... 56 Distillers. — |st Paul & Gmaha.. 5U%s General Ejectric... Preferred. 183 yne Great Northern pid12] |Southern R K S Upreterred... 22 (sugar Kefiery. Hocking Coal-..... 3% Preferrea . .....10865 Hocking Valley... 109|Tenn Coal & Iron.. 293 Homestake. Preforred. 80 H'& Texas Central— |Texas Pacific ... 9% Illinols Cencral.... 94 |Tol & A & N ic,— Towa Central. 634/Tol Ohlo & Centra 20 Preferred.. 245 Preferred. 50 Kansas & Texas... 18% Tol S Louls & K 5% Proferred. 5014 Preferred. 1 Kinkston & Pena..— | Union Facific Lake Erie & Weatn 16% U P Den & Guif Preferred. ........ 609 U § Cordage....... Lake Snore.......152” | Preferred. Natlonal Lesd..... 25% Guarantesd Preferred......... 90 |US Express. Loug Jsiand .. 4814 U S Leatner. Loulsville & Nash. 5l Preferred. Louisvilie,N Alony _4(U S Rubber. 2 Preferred. .. . 114 preferred. . €3 Manhattan Con. 887 Utica & B River...160 Memphls & Charis— | Wab S L & Pacific. 6% Mexican Centrai... 94 | Proferred........ 157 Michigan Central.. 833 Wells-Fargo...."... 98 Minn &S L — "|Western Union.... 3% Preferred.........— |Wisconsin Centrai. 2 Minn & St L'com.. 19%4 2V 1st preferred.. | Preferred. .. 914 2d preferred Am Cotton OIl pfd. 54 Missouri Pacii W U Beef.... 6% Mobile & Oht Ann Arbor... ¥ Preferred......_. 24, Nashville & Chiait. X 13 |Brookiyn Traciion. 18% NJ Central......... 9954 Erie 2d pfd... 1 Norfolk & Westrn, 113 American Spirits.. 13% Preferred......... 17 | Preferred... 81 CLOSI1X® RO¥DS. 104 |Northern Pac 1sts.116 Do 24, Do 8ds.. . 81 Ala Class A 4x. .. Do Class B 4, 5t Alabama. class Atchison s, Do consol 873% Do 2ds A..... Or lmprovmns ise 85 Canada Soath 18 Cen Pac Lsts 0f'95,— 11 Cherokee 4s, 1896.104 Do 1897...... Or Short Line 6. Do consol Bs.... Pacific 65 ot 97, & Phila & Reading ds 8134 Ch&N P Tr Rowa8s 4314 Do 1stptd incom. 4634 D C3-66s... 10944 GrandeWest 1sts 72%a Den & I G1sil 11111170 5t LelronMGenss 75 851//St L & 5 F Gen 65..110%, § 64 " |St Paul Consols. ... 180%, FtW&DenCity ists 65 ISt P O& Palsta. 11612 So Carolina 414s. . 10714 96_ |Southern K Ros... 90 95%]| Do Pac Cat 1sts. 108 H & Tex Cent 65...107 | Tenn new fs. T3 Do con 6s........ 101 |Texas Pac ls: 859 Iowa Centrai Ista.. 96Y4Texas Pac 2ds. ... 2134 Kansas Pa Consols 77 |Union Pac lats 96.104 Ks Palsts Den DIv11614 U S 4s reg of 1925.12:7 La Consol ds... 95%a| Do ds, coupon. ... 12375 Missouri funding...— | U S ds reg of 1907.111% MK T 2ds.. 6214 Do4s, coupon....112% Do 4 8abg| Do 2. 96 X Carolina con 48.103 | Do trust ropt s Do 6. 122 (Wabash lst NorthwesiConsols. 141 5| West snore 4. Qeo bs. 11134 FOREIGN MARKETS, WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL, Exo., Jan. 29.—The spot market Iu lower at s #d. Cargoes are dull and lower at 34s 94, sellers, prompt shipment. FUTURES. The Produce Exchange cable gives the following Liverpool quotations 1or No. 2 Rea Winter: Jan- uary, 65 4240 : February. 63434,d; Marcn, 6 514 May, 65 53d: June, 65 434d. 7 SECURITIES. LONDOX, Exa., Jan. 26.—Consols, 112 11-1 silver, 203,4; French Rentes, 102 70c. ° EXCHANGE AND BULLION. Sterling Exchange, 60 days.. terling Excbange, sight. =i RS | barb, —— % box; Los Angeies Summer Sterling Cabre New York kxchange, sight.... .. New York EXchange, telegraphic.. Fine silver, per ounce Mexican Doiars. . Siia — e PRODUCE MARKET. WHEAT AND OTHEK GRAINS, WHEAT—The Conway Castle takes for Cape Town 47,703 ctls. valued at $68,525. Futures were off again yesterday and spot prices were weak In sympathy. _Quoted at §1 55@1 40 ctl for common grades, #1 4254 for average No.1, $1 45 tor cholce and $1 5214@1 66 B ctl 10r extra choice milling. ‘3% 24y ] S CALL 30ARD sALES. INFORMAL Bxss), 9:15 o'clock—May—4000 ctls, 81 4115: 2000, 81 4114: 4000, $1 4115 10000, S5 51 W00, s1 dove duon. 8 4058 2000, 81 4055: 5000, 81 40%a: 2000, $1 20341 2000, $1 4005 o 2 SRCOND SESSION — May — 16,000 ctls, $1 88: 12,000, $1 374: 10,000, $1 B377: 2000, $1 8714 18,000, 81 3814+ 5000,81 588.° 26,000, $1 873, December—20,000, 31 21; 4000, $1 20%a; 4000, $1 2114; 14,000,8) 2135 REGULAER MORNING 'SEssroN—May—2000 ctls. S1 8873 16,000, $1 3914:; 2000, $1 94 81 Bo6g: 2000, 81 391,; 20 81 40: 22,000, $1 1u1y $1 403 bec mber—d. AFTERNOON SESSION 20,000, $L :9%%: 2000, $1 39%. December— 80UO, $1 22 2000, $1 BARLEY-There is uo juruher decline. but the market is we'k and Quil. Feed, 75@80c ¥ cl; Brewing, 57La@95¢. CALL BOARD SALES. INFORMAL SESSION—9:15 0'clock—May—6000 culs, Tc. SECOND SESSION—No sales. HEGULAR MORNING »xssIoN—May—4000 ctis, 76c: 2000, 7655, AFTERNOON SkssioN—May—2000 ctls, 77c; 2000, T734c;: 2000, 7755¢; 2000, T8¢: 2000,77 70, OATS_Continue dull. Fancy Feed quotable at $1 45 Common 10 zood Wnite, $1 10@1 85, accord- ing to quality. Black for feed, 95c@8$1 10; for seed, $1 20@1 80; Gray, nomina:; Red, $1 0753@1 1234: Surprise, $150@1 60 B otl. CORN-—No change. - Duliness and weakpess are the main featvres Large Yetlow, 75@77%4c B ctii Small Round do, 90¢; White, 70@77%2¢ ¥ ctl. RY E—90@35¢ B ctl. $115@1 25 B ol BUCK WHEA1—Quoted FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS. Flour is 16¢ lower all around in sympatby with the deciine in Wheat. FLOUR—Net cash prices are as follows: Famlly extras. 84 80@4 95: Bakers exiras, §4 75@4 85; Super fiue $i@4 35 B obl. CORNMEAL, KTC.—Feed Corn, $17@17 50; Crucked Corn, $17 50@18 B ton. MILLSTUFFS—prices in sacks aress follows, usurl discount to the trade: Grabam Flour, $2 85 # 100 Ibs: Kye Flour, §2 75 § 100 Ibs: Rice Flour, $5 75: Cornmeal, $2 35: extra cream do, $3: tmeal, $350; Oav_Groats, $4: Hominy, 3310 @3 30: Buckwheac Flour, $3 20@8 50; Cracked Wheat. $350; Farina, 84; Whole Wheat Floor. £3:_Rouled Oats (bbis), §6 50@5 90; Pearl Burley, 5375@4; Spilt Peas, 3 50; Green do, ¥4 16 6 00 lbs. HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS. The best grades of Hay are steady, but the lower grades are weak. BRAN—S12 50@13 for the best and $12 B ton for outside brands. MIDDLINGS—$18@19 for lower grades and $20@20 50 % ton for the best. FEEDSTUFFS — Kolled_Barley, $18 ¥ ton: Ollcake Meal at the mill, $26 50 ¥ ton; Joubing, $27 60: clipped Cats, 81 3U@1 50 B ctl. HAY—Wheat, §@11; Wheat and Oat, $7@ 10: Oat, $6@9: Buriey, $7@8 50: Kiver Bariey, $5@6 50: Alfalfa, 36@7 6vi_compressed, $60 9 50; stock, $5@6: Ll ver, $6@8 ® Lon. STRAW-20@50c B Bale. BEANS AND SEEDS. Previous prices rule. BEANS—Bayos, $1 50@1 5733 @ ctl; Small Whites $116@1 258 cil: Large Woites 1115 3 ctl; P.uks, §105@1 20: Reds, £110@1 20: Black- exe, §1 1U@1 15; Red Kidney, $2 50: Linias, $1 60 @1 70: Butters, §1 25@1 50; Pea, 31 15@1 30. DS—Brown Mustard, $2 50@2 75: Yellow Mustard, 81 75G2 B cil; Flax, $135@1 40: Canary Beed, 13,@x14c B Ib: Alfaita, 6l4c: Rape. 2%@ 234c: Hemp, vc; Timothy, 4l5c. URIED PEAS_Niles, $1@1 20 # ctl; $140@1 50 B cil. POTATOLS, Green, UNION>, VEGETABLES. Fotatoes aud Onions ere quier and rather essy than otoerwise. POTATOES—New Potatoes, 2@3c @ b: Sweet Potatoes, $1 25@1 60: Early Rose, 70@80c: River Reds.66@75¢; Burbank eediinzs. 60@75c ctl for Rivers and 75c@S1 15 for Saiinas; Oregon Bur- baoks. 9UC@81 10. ONIONS—$! 25@1 75 ¥ ctl: Oregons, $1 75@2. VEGETA BLES—Hothouse Cucumbers, 50c@s1 ® doz; Hothouse Asparaus, >@25c B Ib: Rhu- quash, 15c@$1 P box: Los Augeles Green Peppers, 2@ 50c: Mushrooms. 5@<0c % Ib; Marrowfat Squash. $5@5 B ton; Los Angeles lomatoes, 50c@s1 B box: Dried Peppers, 7@Sc Ib; Green Peas, 4@5¢ # b: Los Angelis String Beans, b@l0c: Dried Ukra, @9 % I; Cabbuge, 40@dUC ® ctl; Carrots, 25@30c B suck: Garlic, 1%@c B b. - BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS. BUTTER—No furiher change. CREAMERY—Fancy Creamerles. 20@22c; some | specials bring more: seconds. 18@19c W ib. ancy, £00d 1o choics, 13@ ldc: lower grades, 10@12c 3 B PICKLED—13@14C ¥ b. FIRKIN—13@ 4C B D, CrEAMERY TUB-16@18¢ B B CHEESE — Choice mifld new 1s_quotable at 10@10%5¢c % M: common Lo good old, B@dc: Cream 11@12c; Youns America, 11c; Western, Eastern, 15@1834c. —Continue Lo shade off slowly. Ranch Eexs 1735030ct sore Bexs, 160170} Bestern; 26 oz, POULTKY AND GAME. POULTRY -Quotatious remain nnaltered. Live Turkeys, 12@13¢ B M for Gobolers, 15@ 140 % I for Hens; Dressed Turkeys, 14@16¢ @ b: Geese, pair, $1 bU@: 75: Ducks, $6@7 dozen; Hens, 3 £0@4 50: Roosters. young. $4@5 B doz: do, old, §3 60@4: Fryers, §4@a 50: Brollers, $3 50 @4 25 for large and $2 50@3 25 for smail: Pigeons, 81 50@:2 % oz for young and $1 tor old. GAME — The miarket s very dull English Snipe, 8% 50 B dozen: Jack Snipe, §160: Hare, 50 @75c; Rabbits, $1 50 for Cottontails and 81@1 25 for small; Gray Geese, $2 50@3; White Geese, $1; Brany, $1 25@1 50; Honkers. $4. DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS. - Eastern A pples rule dull. DECIDUOUS FRUITS— Apples, 80c@*) B box for cholce, 81 25@1 50 for fancy Red, 50@75¢ for common; Easiern, $1 50 @2 50 B bbl. Pears, 26@50¢ B box. Persizmons, 35@65¢ B box. BEKRIES— Enstern Cranberries. $6@7 50 B bbl. CITRUS FRUITS—Lemons are very dull. Soare Oranges. Mandarin Oranges. 90c@$1 B box: Navel Oranges. $2@2 50 Seediings, $1@1 25: Lemons, 75c@$1 50 for common and §2 box for good (o choice; Mexican Limes $b 50@6: California Lim ) 50@175: Bananas, $1@2 % bunch: Pinespples, 521 B doz DRIED FRUITS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETO, DRIED FRUITS— Stagnant and unchanged. Quotaiions on the Fruit Exchange are nominally s 1o0llows: {ARLOAD LoTs—Apricots are quotable at 6@9c for Royals and 1134@12c for choice to fancy Moorparks: Prunes, Sygc for the 4 sizes. Peaches, 4@>534¢ for prime to choice, 634@7c for fancy and 8@10c for peeled in boxes; Apples. 5@51ac for evaporated and 2@34c for sun-iried; rears, 21g @be for prime to choice, 4@5%se for quariers and 6@6%ac for halves: Plums, 4¢ for pitted sua 1 fo- unpitted: Nectarines, 33@4vgc for choice aiid 5lge for fancy: Walte Figs, Sc: Black Figs, 214 @2Yac. JOBRING PRICES—Peaches, 414@5: fancy, 63.@715c B 1b; peeled. 12Vac i‘% i:\ cots,’ 616@9c B I tancy, 10c: M oorpari 18c: evaporated A pples, 535c Prunes, 35,@4c for the 4 size: uppressed un.| 3@314c for pres Plums, 416@5c for pitted and 134c for unpitted: Nectarines, 4G6c 9 Ib for prime W fanoy: Pears, 214@5c for whole, 43,@5Yac for quarters and 435@6Yac for haives AISENS— CARLOAD PRICES — Four- crown, 100se, 5%c; three-crown, 4%c B Ib: two-crown, seediess Sullanas, blgc: seedless Muscatels, & three-crown London ‘iayers, $1 16: clusters, Dehiesa clusicrs, 82 60; imperial clust dried Grapes, 3¢ . JOBBING PRICES—SAN FrANOISCO—Four-crown, 100se, 534 S-crown, 434c: 2-crown, 534c: seed. less Suitanas, 53ic! scedless Muscatels, dipo: Scrown London layers, §1 26; clusters, 81 60; Deliesa clusiers, §275: imperial clusters, $3 25. NUTS—Chestnuts quotable at 8@10c: Walnuts, 8%a@7c B I for staudard and 9@Shac B I for fonshell; Almonds, 6@steo for Lauguedos, 30 8Y4e for 'bardshell and 8@9c B Ib for paper.shel Peanuts, 4@6c B b for rastern and 4o for_Call fornia: Hickory Nuts, 5@sc ® Ib; Pecans, 734@ 8o B Ib; Filberts, 73o@8c; Brazil Nuts, Th4@8c; Cocoanuts, £4@5 % _100. HONEY—Comb, 10@12%4c for bright and 5@9c forlower graden: waier-white extracted, 5@534c: light amber exiracted 41@4%c; dark amber, 4@434c: dark, 2@3c B b. 260 9 Ib. LESWAX PROVISIONS. Dull and rather easy. CURED MEATS—Bacon, 6¢ @ 1 for heavy, 7c B D for light medlum, 91j4c for light, 10c B D for cxiralight and T1ge § B for sygarcured. East- ern sugarcured Hams, 12@12340: Callfornia Hams, 10@103gc: Mess Beer, $7@7 50: mess do, 8! 50: family do, $9 10;_extra primo Pork, 87 60 @ 8: extra_clear, 516 @ bl mess, 814 3 bbi: Smoked Beet. 10c B b. LARD—Eastern. tierces, is quoted at 614c for compound and 8@6i4e for pure: pails, 7c: Ualil- fornia tierces, 5@334¢ ® Ib for compound and B14c for pure; Lalt-bola,'8340; 10-B s, 734e: do, & TTOLENE— 4 7 110D tiay 6@614c In verces and 73,@8Y5c HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. HIDES AND SKINS—Culls aod brands sell lo @ Ib under sound stock. Heavy salted steers, 8c: medium, 7c § B: lizht, 6c B B: Cowhides, 6c: salied Kip. 6c @ Ib: salted Calf, 7@Sc: salted Veal, 6@7c: dry Hides, 12@18c ¥ 1b; culls sad brands, 9@10c: dry Kipand Veal,9@10c: dry Calf, 1bc; culls. 1Uc; Goatskins, 2U@35c each: Kids, 5c: ‘De-rskins, good summer, 2¢ B Bb: medium, c: winter, 10c; Sheepskins, shearlings, 10@20¢ shori’ wool, 25@35c each: medium, 30@45¢ each: long wools, 40@BUc each. TALLOW—No. 1, rendercd, 3@3%4c: No. 2, 2%c; refined, 5c: Grease, 2¢ % B. WOOL—The demsnd s active again and the murket i1 firm. We quote Fall Wool: Free northein, 7@8%gc: middle conntles, free, 534@70: do. defective, 6c: San Joaquin, 3@5¢: do. foouhll, b@7o: Lastern Oredon. T@10ci Valley 1o b Oregon, fali and lambs’, 1 TTE P Gbe for Sl (o Choios. and 9G100 B b for fancy. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. The market is very dull. BAGS—Calcutta Grain Bags, spot, 4%c: June- July detfvery, 47c; San Quentin, $4 63; Wool Bazs, 241,@26%40 COAL- Harrison’s circular says: “During the week there have been 10 arrivals from the Coast coilierles with 20,393 tons of Lonl. from Austraiia WO cargoes agaregating 4058 ions. Coalcarts aie kept busy deifvering loads very ireely tarough the city, princivally for house uses. yet some Of the yards appear L0 be_carrying very full stocks of do- mestic grades, which i; exceptional at this season of ihe year. Orders for future loadiog of Engiish and Australian are nov goiug forward as {reely is usual in January. The asking prices for Aus- trailan are certalniy low enough to induce large consumers 10 become generous buvers. The ask- ing freight rates irom British shipping ports are relatively much higher than from the Colonies. hence but littie Enxiish js being loaded. i be an- ticipation of an early chang: of the duty rate on Coal makes buyers very caucions as it is always a conundrum what conclusion tariff framers may arriveai. Shipments of wheataud flour to AuS- tralia were pecullar.y exceptional; these are now being followed by vessels going from here in last (o Nowcastl , N. 8. W., to bring Coal bac) about $3 B ton freigh:, which Is also an exceptional transaction. Th ee dollars P ton frelght for the 1wo voyages (Lhere and return) clearly demon- strates how demoralized our local freight rates have become, as such voyages barely pay running expenses of (he vesse. : W ellington is quotuble at $3: New Welllngton, £8% ton; Southfield Wellington, $7 60 % ton: Seaitle, 35 50: Bryant, 85 50: Coos Bay, $4 75 Wallsend, $6 60; Scotch. —: Brymbo, —; Cum- berland. $13 b0 in bulk and $15 In sacks: Penn- sylvania, Apthracite Egg, $11@12 ton; Welsh Anthracite. $8@10; Cannel, $8 B ton; ~Rock Springs, Uastle Gate and Pleasant Valley, $7 60 Coke, $11@12 in bulk and 513 B ton In sks. RICK-Chinese mixed, $3 40@3 55; No. 1,83 75 @380 oul: extra No. 1, 84 1U@4 50; Hawailan. 4 25@4 3714; Japan, 35 90@4 50, SUGAR—1f{a Western Sugar Refining Company quotes, terms net cash: Cube and Crushed, b1ac: Powdered, bc; Fine Crushed, bbge; Dry Granu- inted, 434¢: Confectioners’ A, 4%c: Magnolla A, 4c: Extra C, 870 Golden C, 8%c: baif barrels 34¢ more than Darrels, and boxes /4© more. SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET. The market is quiet all around and essy. Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh- terers are as follows: BERXF—First quality, 654c: second, 5@6c; third do, 4@5¢ B B. VEAL—Large, 6@7c; small. 7@80 B b. MUTION—Wethers, 814@7c: Ewes, 6@6%c L LAMB—Spring, —; vearlings, 7@8c b. PORK—Live Hogs, “{@8%c B D forlarge and 8%@3%0 for small'and medium; dresaed do, 4@ o RECEIPT s OF PRODUCE. FOR 24 HOURS. 1,930 Cheese, ctls..,,.. 77 118,405 | £xgn, doa. 452 5,893 Hides, no. Flour, qreks.... Wheat, cus.... 21 pelta. bal 800| Wine, gats 2,510/ | eatner, rolls. 50 1'% | Tallow. ctls.. . 46 67% | Quicksilver, flaxs 149 1,0.0| Wool. bis. 13 Middlings, sks... 6| inmber. M 10 Bay, tons......_ Paper, ream: 2,200 Butter., ctis..... FAMILY RETAIL MARKET. Eggs arccheaper. Butter Is unchanged. Meais and Poultry sell at previoos prices. Frults and Vegetables stow no change. Following is THE CALL'S regular weekly retall price List: COAL—PER TON. Cannel... —@10 00| Castle Gate. ©50@10 00 Welllngion. 10 00| Pleasantval §50@10 00 New Wel- |Southfield + lington. ... 10 00| Wellington —@ 950 seattle.....] 781 —|Coos Bay... —@ 675 DAIRY PRODUCE. FTe. Butter, fancy, % |Cheese, Eastern...15@20 square . -... —@B0| Cheese, Swiss... '20@30 o, ¥ roll flbmlfl{commnn Eggs. 17@20 do, good — (@30 Ranch Eggs¥dz... 20@25 Pickled roll 30@ - | Honey, comb, Bb.12@15 ¥Firkin. ...... —@30| do, extracwed.... 5@ld Cheese, Ca.. 12@15| MEATS—PER POUND. Bacon.. ..12@17 | Pork, fresh. Beet, cholce. 12@15 Pork, sal do, good...""". 8G10 Fork Chops: Cornied Beef....... 8@ — Round Steak.. Ham, Ci 21,@15 Sirloin Steak 16| Porterhouse, do. 15 Smoked Beet 12| Pork Suusages. .. -10g1szg Veal. 20225 POULTRY AND GAME. do,’ Eastérn..... Spring Lamb.. Hens,each..... 50& 60 Ducks, each. Young Geese, each. 500 W‘lenl. ) —@ 40 Wild Geese.ea. 20@ 30 —@ 35/&ngSnipe. Bdz3 00@3 50 16@ 18Jak Snipe,¢dz2 000 — FRUITS AxD NUTS Almonag, B B.....13G15 Limes. dox Apples. Ny TAD, doz.... Bananas, dos. .. 10G20 Pears, B % 8@ Cocoanuts, each... 4@ 6/Raisins, B b. Lemons, ® dos....25@30|Walnuis, ® b. VEGETARLES Asparagus, B m..‘zu@ss.nrmunnh‘&m ngw Artichokes B0z81@1 28ried Okra, W .12 Turkeys, 8 b.. Beets, B doz ... 15/Onlons, B tb. g > Beans,white §ib Peppers, drie ~ Colored, ® ¥ do, gresn. B 1. 8@1C 4@ 3 Parsnips, B aoz....15@20 10 Potatoes, B . 3 10 Do Sweei, B b Celery, @ bunch... 5@ — Cnu,fidxbnnflu.mfiblknub rh B I — Radishes. Bdzbchs. 10@! Garlic, B 1 Sdge, B D..... Green Peas, e B miaay 15625/ Turnips, #.do 15G30/Tomatoes, B 9. ¥isH—pER POUND. Jendls, § ... Lettuce, @ doz. Mushrooms, B ~@ —(Shad.. - 5@ *|Sea Bass. 12@15Smelts. 15 Flounders..... .. 10@ —|Soles.. 12 ‘Halibug. .. 12@! b Skates. each. 15 Herring. 8@10Sturgeon. 14 g‘“‘k“‘“i Sfilfl‘abnmwfl', 13 ackerel ~@ —Clams, @ gal.. . do, Horse........ ;%—‘Do. Dardshell, § Perch ceamen 1 - 100.. .o, = Pompano. .. —@ —|Crabs, each.. I Rockfish. ... 12@15 Do, softshell, ¥ dz.2: Balmon. smoked...20@ — Mussels, B qrt.....1 Salmon, tresh... 12@15/0ysters, Cal, § 100. SIS, o.ree 10/Do, Eastern, # ds. 2! REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. John H. Holm to Harriet Holm, 1ot on SE cor- Der of Fell and Octavia streets, £' 53 by 8120; gitt. Charles H. and Clotilda Cassasa to Carmen U. Dumphy, lot on W line of Buchanan street, 25 Nof Washington, N 25:6 by W s0: 810. Robert and Klizabeth Modge to isabella Levy, loton NW corner of Sutter and Scott streets, W 87:6 by N 100; $10. Abner Doble Company to Henry E. and Louls E. ¥. Hartmann, lot_on NE. corner of Filbert and Plerce sireeis, N 22:1], & 84:815. SW 22:11, W 80:314; $10. Estate of John J. Batteate (b Alfred Herman, administrator) to ¥. J. Batteate loton W_live of Pjpderick sirest, 112:8 80t Tonquls, 8,28 by W C and County of San Francisco to Henry Mahan, lot on N W corner of Wood street and Poiut Lobos avenue, W 90, N 97, W.51, NW 395:414, NE 10 Wood street, 5 471:8: also 'o on NE cor- nerof Point obos avenue and Ferrie street, N 551:9, E 118:27, S 116:1114 to beginning; aiso lot on NE corner of Ferr.e sireet and Point Lobo: avenue, W 105:6, N 137:6, W 134 8. N 454:9, 1 560:9; also lot on NW corver of Point Lobos avenue anJ_ Cook streei. W 240, N 630:C1p, NE 241:10%. S 6U0:2%4: also lot on NW coriier of Point Lobos avenue a d Boyce street, W 105:13, NW 657:6: K 132:934, S 637:6; §—. Corneli . and Nellie Hogan to Jacob D. Klooz, 1ot on X line of 1l wenty-fourth sireet, 82:6 ‘W of Harrison, W 40 by N 95: $2580. Emily K., oracie D. und Albert O. Kichardson, £lla F. Gilham (nee Richardson) and Carrie M. Courtney (nee Richardson) to Isaac Anderson, ot ou SE corner of Twenty-third and Vicksburg streets, i 117:6 bv 8 65, being lot 183 of fourth purchase of San Francisco Homestead Union: 85. Belle Seguine to Charles L. Tilden, loton NE coruer of kI Dorado and Rhode Island streets, B 100 by N 200: £10. Arthur and Aunie P. Baker to Edward P. Ba- ker, lot on NW corner of Powhattan and Siegel streets, N 125 by W 140, being lots 876 to 885, Gife Mlg 3: $900. Alice J. Vieno (nee Fortune), Henrietta M. T. Rovinson (nee Fortune) and Grace C. For uve to Frederick R. Webster, jot on ¥ corner of Ocean House raad and Delaware aveuue, NE 58:6 N\ ) 8 3, .9, £ to beginning. portion of lot 10, biock 33, WEIL%End Mau 13 ugil George H. Cafferaia to Guiseppe Arata, lots 46 and 47. block 524, Haley Purchase $10. Elenor E. Jeukins to W. M. Eisom, 0t on § line ot J avenue, 70 E of Sherman avenue, E 30 by S 125, peing portion of lots 4 and 5, block 5, West knd map 2; $10. Julius and Alma Simmons and J. L. Fraoklin by Isaac Grant, commissioner) to Sarah E. unck, lot on N line of Twentleth street, 92:11 of Stanyan, E 160 by N 100, being lots 38 (o 43, biock 1, Clarendo Helghts: $500. ALAMEDA COUNTY. Henry and Elise Campe to Chris Johnson, the 8 12 feet of lot 21 and the N 13 feet of lot 20 and all of lots 6 and 7, block 105, and al of lot 18, blo k 97, Sisterna Tract, Berkeley ; also lot be:inning at the Sk corner of lands of J. C. Schmidt, thence SW 191:6 feet Lo center Sacramento s.reet. thence NW 782:4 10 § line of Rose, thence NE 208, Si 10 beginning, subject to W 30 feet for sireet Ppurpuses, Berkeley: 810, A. Mott to W, K. Pease, lot on SW corner of Eagle avenue and St. ¢ harles reet, 8 37:6 by W 129:11, bring the N 87:6 of lo's 15 and 16 and £ 82 feet «f lot 14, biock K, Barulett Tract, Ala- meda; 810 Christopher and Henrietta Johnson o Home- stead Loan Association of Berkeley, lot on E line of Feventh street. 150 N of Addison, N 50 by E 135, belog lot 16, block 97, Tract B, Berkeley a Improvement Associa‘ion, also lot on X line of Sixth streei 276 ¥ BT on "waw, N 25 by E 12, bein the sa2 feet orlop 31 and N 15 féet of lov 20, block 105, Sisterna Trac, Berkeley; $10. iro to Antonjo Aguiro Jr. lot 6 Dl 9D Hagwards Park Homestead Unio, Eden Pownahip: &5 Thaddeus = Swa u, Iot 1, block. T, Oal 50¢ atio! ad; A oul B, and Meiita Stiller to Mar Megarthy, lot on k linie of Kirkbam street, 110:2 N of West Eightn, N 25 by K 116, lot 9, block 550, Oakland: e X line James Hambleton to E. Oscar Achs, lot on of Sixih street, 160 E_of Oak, E 26 by & 100 lot 11, block 132, map of Dillon property, Oakland; $1700. e S F.and Ellen Sinclair to Ella S. Odell and Jessie k. Partridge, Iot on S line of East Twenty: jourth sireet, 525 E of Twenty-first avenue. 150 by S 140, fots 14 to 19, block 75, N addition t0 Brooklyn, quitclaim deed, East Oaxlaod: $10. ‘Andrew and June C.Joves to Walter V. Mont- fort, lots 2 and 3, biock K, Andrew Jones suudi- vision_of Brookiyn 1owsship, Brooklyn Tow suip; $10. s Annie E. and T, B. Draper to Euphemis Henko, 1ot o N line of Clement avenue, 130 & of Willow street, E 30 by N 130, b ing portion of block 15, 1ands aojacent to Encinal, Alsmeda; 810 - Joseph A. Leonard company to W. E. Brown, loton E iine o Grand street, 150 N of San AT tonjo avenue, N 50 by E 158, being lot 6, block G, Oakland Park, Alameda; $10 Land and Town J. Grimes to_Alfred P. i Gakiand View Homestead Builders’ Contracts. Grace Ormart with Hawkins & Lindsay, car- penter and stalr work, elc., 1or & four-story build- ing on SW corner of Geary and Williums ‘sireets, $3500; contractors architects. THE STOOK MARKET. Mining stocks were dull yesterday at about the ame prices. LOAs 1+ ALES, Following were the sulesn the San Francisco Stock Board yesterday: REGULAR MORNING SESSION, COMMENCING 9:50. 100 Belener....37500 CC&V...2.10/200 Mex.......47 800 B&B......86{100 C Point....37| 50 Opnir...1.10 100 Cnour... 94! 36200 Savage. ..50 250 . 5 100 Andes..... 400 Cholr. 150 Chlinge 450 CeaV. s 16, 95 1200 ¥ Jucki. 36 Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock Board yesterday: REGULAR SESSION—10:30. 2900 CCaV...2.10/40) Ophr....1.10 200 /5050 . 13 5[300 Ovrma..w.io 4(60) Potost.....04 70 savage.. 48 800 ...........H0 1400 Bcorpion..03 1300 S B&M. .11 300 5 Nov... .48 500 B&B-...... I3 300 Caleda 133 400 Ulah .04 550 X JUKki .36 50 Sturd 1,67 300 Unioa. 121300 Mexicans0(400 Utan. 94200 49350 ¥ oy 86/ pel 45 CLOSING QUOTATIONS. FRIDAY, Jan. 2047 3 P e T n i wane SJalla..,, .oveee Alnaomm o o7 Usliusioa i = 08 Andes, ove -18 16 Kentuek...,... 03 o Belcher..voee 35 37/Lady Wash. — (2 Best & Beicher 68 70 Mexican. 4 50 Bentoa Coa.. 17 Nevada Queen. — v Bullion .....c.e. UB 07/ Uccidental. 19 21 Caledonia..... 11 13 uphir... Chollar ... ..... 85 _@6/Overman...... 14 15 Con.Cal&Va...2.20 2.25 Potosl. - 55 58 Challenge Con. 54 55 savage.. e . B3 b2 Con. Imperial. 01 _ Uz Scorpion..,... 03 05 Confidence.... 1.20 1.25|seg. Belchat. = 11 12 Con New Yoré — U3 ~iiver Hil [Tt Crown Point.. 36 37|=lerrs Nevada 49 50 KastSlerraNev — vdfstandard - koreka Con - 20[synaicaze. Ue EXchequer . - 44 Luuld & Lul S0 .- V4 05 B Norcas L20 1.20] Y ellow Jackoe 88 Jackson........ = 3B PAUCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. FRIDAY. Jan 28 2P TNITED STATES BONus. Fret, dsked, USds coup.111 — Donew ssuel2l — MISCELLANX0UN mowns. B Asked U Sdsreg...109 11035 Cal-stCble5s.11013 — \OakGas Bs.. — 104 Cal ElecL 65126 ~ — |Do2d is 651108 109 CotraCW 58 93 95 |Ommibus 6s..121 133 Dpot-stex-cp — §734/P &0 Ry8s. — 115 Edsn L&P6s128 130 |P&ChRy6s. — 103 F&CHRR6s — 107 |Pwist RR8s114 119 Geary-st R5s10 — |Reno,WL&EL — 102 H C&S 6 Vgs. 10 _ Sacto P& L. — 100 Losang Lés — 100 [SFENPRS. 99341003 DoGnteed s — 101 |SPRR Atiz8s 94 — |SPRRCalgs.112 — 10814/SPRRCals. — 100 00 ' |~PBrRCaifs. 87 94l SV Water 6311953 — SVWater4s. 10095 — StktnGEES: — 10134 sToCKS. Mkt-stChlefs1227%3 DoRyCon bs106 NatVings 1st — NevCNgR7s.103 105 N RyOCal 65.101 = — NRyCalds. — 95 WaTER Contra Costa 34 36 |Sprug Valley 57 9734 MarinCo.... — 52 | 648 AND ELECTRIC STOCKS. 5 — 25 |PacGas Imp 9314 9215 CoDlal "7 95— |Pactfio Lien 48ig 49 i127% — [San Francsco 9% 991y M Elec Light 98 97 Stockion...e. — = %0 Oak GL&H b4 5% INSURANCE &TOCKS. FiremAn'sFa180 190 [Sun......... — — COMMEBCIAL BANK 8TOOKY. Cal.... 80 — |FirstNationl — 18234 AneCorCal, 238 940 |LondonPEA.137% — Cal SD&T Co10734120 [Merch Ex.... 13 MAVINGS BANK STOOKS Gers&LCo. — 1450 | 108 HumbS&L.1100 — — Mutoal. 38— 900 SFSav Union — 480 STREET BATLROAn wncKt. 1 . — 110 (OakSL&Hay — 100 Searyaes = o0 |bresidio..n 434 5% Markewst. . 4294 2% FUWbRA STOCKS. anttoD.., 16 17 (GlantCon..., 33 32 Alormasr: 78— [Vigont & % EssternD... 76— MISCRLLANEOUS STOCKS. Krs. 10314104 |Nat VinCo.. — & Alaexs s o Al00 [Necanicsscs 78 a8 HawC&sCo.. 17 1T4lPacAuxFA — & Hutch SPCO 4% 4bg/PacBoraxCo. 95 — MerExAssa. — 410 |ParfPainiCo — 7 EALES—MOENING® B£33toa Foarr— J 5 Alaska Packers’ Association.. ..... 105 6315 100 Edison Light & Power Co... .- 127 26 145 Glant Powder Con... 81 50 57 Market-st Kauway. 4350 155 Mutual Flectric Light. W 8714 15) 8 F Gaslight... 9 26 50 SV Water........ €7 25 €1000 § V 6% Bonas.. 119 B £10.000 do__do SEETERS 110078 #2000 S F & N P Rallway Bonds.-2 "1 100 00 ¥ irest— 600 Mutual Electrio Light.. 9 873, SALKS—AITEENCON SHASION. Roard— z 135 Giant PowderCon ... .. 32 50 20 do do .. 82 8714 25 do do.s 8 33 00 53 do a0 . 32 00 200 Mutual Electric Light.. 9 8714 25 Oceanic S Co.... 27 00 Pacific Gas fmp.......... 92 26 i — $0000 Nevada Co NG R R Bonds. 108 50 Sl ety Stupid Governor. “What's the matter, chum ?"” asked the college student of his roommate, who was making the air a dark blue. “Matter? I wrote the guvernor to send me some money for textbooks and here he’s sent me the books. I can never pay mv bills at this rate.” —D-troit Free Press THE CALL CALENDAR. JANUARY, 1897, GCEAN STEAMEXS. Dntes of Departure From San Franefseo. WTWAMNE | DRSTINATION. | RATLS. | PIER. ianchard | Oregon poris..|Jan 80. AW | Pier 15 Brerar | owpork ceeee. |3aD 30, Dak| bioc 11 | San Diogs...-: (Feb ~1.1aw| Pier 11 HumboldtBay [Feb 1 2ru|Pior) rortiana Feb 2.10au|Pler 34 Coos Bay Feb 210aM|Pler13 China &Japan Feb 2 1Pu|P MS8 Newpor: Feb 3. tau|Plec 11 Faralion.... | Yaquina Bay. | Feb 3 9ax|rier 2 WallaWaila | Vio & Pgt 800 [Feb 4. €au|Pler § Monowal..... | Sydney . |Feb 4, 2px|Pier 7 Czarina..... |Co0s Hay...... Feb 4,12 x| Piers Mexico..... |San Diezo.... [i'eb 5:11am | bioc 11 Etace or Gal. | Portiand Foi 7.30Ax| Plor 24 B SUN, DMUON Anw 4iDE. UXITED STATES COAST AND GEODFTIC SURVEY. MES AND Hplauts oF HIGH AND Low TERS AT FoxT POINT, ENTRANCK TO SAN FRANCISCO BAY. PUBLISHED BY Orrr CIAL AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT. NoTE—The high and low waters occur ai the City Front (Mission-sireet Wharf) about twent, five minu:es later than at Fort Folnt; the hel of tide is the same a: both places. January—1897. Saturday, Januar; 30. .7.18| Moon 531 M Feor| TIme ! poo, [ Time| W i 58] 408=10 11z 8.6 45110 | H'W 2.9/10.82| 5.5 5.28 —0.7 2.7)1.20{ 5.2| 8. ) 4 22120/ «9| 6.40 0.1 2.0 100 41| 714 0 18| 1.53| 40| 7.47] 13 NoTE—In the above exposiiion of the fides tha rly morning tides are given in the left hand column, and the successive tides of the day in ths order of occurrence as to time. The second tima column gives the second tide of -the day, the thirt time column the third tide, and the last or righ: hand column gives the last tide of the day, excep: when there are bui three Lides. as sometimes sccurs. The heights given are additions to tna soundings on the United States Coasi Survey charts, except when a minus sign (—) precedes tha helght, and then the number given is subLractiva from the depth given by the charts. it i e NOTICE TO MARINERS, A branch of the Uniied States Hydrographio Office located in the Merchants' Exchange is malotained in San Fraucisco for the benefit of mariners without regard to nationality and free of expense. Navigators are cordially invited w0 visi: the office, where complete sets of charts and salling airecifons of the world are kept on hanitor com: parison and reference, and the latest Information can always be obtained regarding lights, dangers 10 navigation and all matters of interest to oceaa commerce. The time ball ontop of the bullding on Tele graph Hill is hoisted about ten minutes befors noon. and is dropped at noon. 120th meridian, by telegraphic signal recelved each day from the United States Naval Observaiory s Mare Iaiana al. A notice stating whether the time ball wag dropped on time, or giving the error, it any, is published the same day by the afternoon papers, #nd by the morning papers the foliowing dav. W. 8. Huemns, Lieutenant, U. 8 N.. in charge The Time Ball. ExANCE FIYDPROWRAPHIO OFFIOR. U. 8 . MERCHANTS EXCHANGR ‘f EAx FRANCISCO. sanuary 29, 1897. The time ball on Telegrapn Hiii was aronos! exactly et noou to-day—L e, a. noou of the 1203 meridian, Or sXaclly %% 8 ¥ M., Greenwich tima. W. S Huoxes, Lieutenant U. 8. N.. in canrze. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Arrivel. FRIDAY, January 29. Stmr Whitesboro, Johnson, 40 hours from San Pedro: bal ast. 0 L k& White Lumber Co. sunr North Fork, Hansen, 38 nours from Eu- pass and mdse. to Charies Nelson. Sumr Weeott, Miller, 22 hours mrom Alblon; 200 M ft lumber 10 Albion Lomber Co. Stmr Greenwood, Fagerlund, 24 hours from Grrenwood: lomber. 1o L E White Lumber Co. Stmr Scotla. Johnson, 18 hours trom Fort Bragg: 225 M ft lumber. {0 Unlon Lumber Co. Stmr Farallon, Roberts, 60 hours from Yaquina Bay and way ports; pass and mdse, to Meyer & Akmann. Br ship Burmah, Jones, 70 days frm Newcastle, 16 23 — | (¢ Last Quarter. 50 Jan. 25. Jan. 18. 27 (28|29 STEAMEKS TO AnKiVE. Srenam | Frox i Wellington... . | Departure Bay .. Columbia, Porduoa. 30 San Diego..... Jan 350 Victoria & Puget Soand Panama Humbold. Hay. Portiand..” Portiand. . B Victoria & Puzet Souna San Pearo. Newport. . China and Japan. €8 00 0269 50200 b e NSW: 2651 tous coal. to J D Spreckels & Bros Co. Brig John D Spreckels, Christiansen. 1435 days from ‘Mahukona; sugar, to John D Spreckels & Bros Co. Scor Alcalde, Sanders, 17 days from Port Blake- ley: lumber, to Benton, Holmes & Co. Schr Netite Low. Low, 6 hours from Poin: Reyes; 40 bxs butter, 1o J B Newbauer & Co. Clearea. FRIDAY. January 39. Stmr Eureka, Parsons, San Pedro; Goodall, Per- kins & Co. Simr Alice Blanchard, Hughes, Portiand: N P3 0. Srahip Queen of Englaad. Shaw, Queenstown; G W MoNear. Haw bark Diamond Head, Ward, Port Towns- end; Renton, Holmes & Co. Sailed. FRIDAY, January 29. Stmr City of Puebls, Debney, Victoria and Port Townsend. Stor Czarina, Seaman, Coos Ba: Stmr Wiliamette. Holmes, Seattle. Bumr Gipsy, Leland. Santa Uruz. Stmr Albion. Lundquist, southern ports, Stmr Alcatraz. Carison. Stmr Empire, Reed, Coos Bay. Stmr Santa Cruz, Nicolson, Port Harford, Telegraphic. POINT LOBOS. Jan. 29.-10 v —Weathee cloudy; wind W velocity 18 miles. Charters. The ship W F Babcock load« sugar at Honolula for New York: bark Wiina. cost at Nanalmo for this port; scbr John D Taliant, lumber av Port Gamble for Honolulu. Spoken. Per Whiteshoro—Jan 28 at noon off Judras Biances schr J Eppinger with 331 sealaxins. Jan 21—Lat 47 N. long 25 W, ltal ship F 8 Clamps, hence Sept 7, for Queenstows. Domestio Porze SEATTLE—Salled Jan 29—Br stm Agapanthus, TATOOSH—Passed Jan 28—Nor stmr Peter Job- sen, from iort Los Angeles. for Nanalmo; bark Fresno, hence Jan 17, for Port Gamble. EUREKA—Arrived Jan 28-scac, Bertha Dok beer, from Newport. Salied Jan 29—Stmr Natiopal City. for Ssn Francisco. ;COOS BAY—Arrived Jan 39—Stme Arcata, hes an 27. EUREEA—Arrived Jan 29—Stmr Corons, huce Jan 28; sumr Lakme, hence Jan 27. Salled Jan 20—Stmr South Cosst, for Ssa Frao- clsco. TACOMA—Arrived Jan 28—Bark Levi G Bur gess, hence Jan 20. FORT BRAGG—Arrived Jan 28—Stmr Noyo, hence Jan 28 Sailed Jan 29—Stmr Scotla, for San Francisco. NEW PORT—Salled Jan 2—Schr Wi Renton, for Puget Sound. SOUTH BEND—Sailed Jan 29—Schr Gulds, for Sav k rancisco. PORT TOWNSEND—Arrived Jan 26-Brship Mariborough Hill, from Victoris- Foreign Ports. HULL-Salied Jan 27—Br ship The Hatnemana T IVERPOOL datiet Jan 27—Br ship Celtlo rancisco. N ORTi VIDEO- Salled Jan 5—Br stme Wem ningion Hall for U N aiied Do 28-Ger bark !m.l\!gcc.\l?:?;"ivefl Jan 28-Br shlp Leyland Brothers, hence & 18 ¥4 Jan 28—Ger ship Colum- DU, e BTt v Dec 5—Nor bark Harthad o le, NSW. O RN Atrived Jap 28—Stmr Valencis, from N%fiog‘kx\u—sflm Jap 28—Br stmr Doric,for St cisco. S N6 KONG—Arrived Jan 28—Bratmr Belglc, hence Dec 29. Movements of Trans- Atlantie Staamars. NEW YORK—Arrived Jan 20—Stmr Trave, fm Bremen and Southampton: stmr Mobile, from London: stmr Munchen, from Bremen. ROTTERDAM—Arrived out Jan 29—Stmr Am- rdam. !“BEEMEN—S.IIM Jan 29-Stmr Palatia, for New York. MOVILLE—Salled Jan 29 ~Stmr Furnessis, for New York. LONDON—Salled Jan 29—3tmr Manitoba, for New York. LIZARD~—Passed Jan 29—Stmr Dresdea, from New York, for Bremen. Importation: MAHUKONA—Per John D Spreckels—6508 bgs sugar. EUREKA— Per North Fork—36 pkgs mdse, 16 ks gluestock. 3 sks talls, 13 pigs rurnitre, 10 cs baking powder. 15 bdis hides, 2 coops chickens. & csgroceries, 90 M ft lumber, 277 M sbingles, 44 M shakes. YAQUINA BAY—Per Farallon—236 tons stone, 4144 qrsks 1162 ht-sks 580 bales flour, 7 cords stavebults, 250 s<s outs, 13 coops poullrs. ¥4 pkgs chairs, 18 coops poultry, 6 coops chickens. 2 bbis salmon, 250 sxs oats. 16 cseggs, 20 3k8 Oysters, 1 cs chimneys, 1 cs fors. % Eureka—3 bxs plants, 1 lot junk, 4 cs eggs, 68 bbis taliow, 1 bx books. 1 bX 3. Coos Bay—6 bxs cheese, 165 sk potatoes, 4 pkgs express. Consignees. Per J D Spreckels—Williams, Dimond & Co; Weich & Co. Per_ North Fork—A § Perry & Co: Calitornia Glae Works; Arctic Oll Works: Carroil & Cas roll: Renck-n & Schroder: Cur.ed Hair Co; J H Cum. met: L T: ussig & Co: S H Frank & Co’ Labor Ex. change; Tilimann & Bendel; Wieland Brewing Co, ‘W B Sumner & Co: Chas Nelson; W C Price & Co. Price Bakine Powder (0. Pr Farailon— Wells, Fargo & Co; W C Ramse; McDonough & Runyon: Marshall, Tegeart & Co McMillan; Thomas Lough<an; Chas Harley & Co; Stanaard Oil Co: Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch: H Levi & Co: Russ, Senders & Ub: Morgan Oyster Co: J H Newbauer & Co: Moore, Ferguson & Co; Cal Chemical Works: A Paladini: C ¥ Whitney & Co: Ru arly & Co: Laoor Kxchange: J ¥ Thomas: W C Price & Co: Miller, Sloss &Scott: McPhes & Co:"Anspacher Bros: CJ Leist & Co; Pacific W W 8ad C Co: Allen & Lewls: Jouas Erlanger & Co: J D MoGilvzay; C Jacobson &Co: Facific Commer-