The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 6, 1897, Page 10

10 THE COMMERCIAL WORLD SUMMARY OF THE MAKKETS. Silver a fraction off. Wheat Futcres lower. X Barley Quil. Rolled Harley lower. Oats, Corn and Rye inactive. Hay and Beaus unchanged. Onions advanced. Asparagus lower. Poultry well cleaned up. Dairy Products unchanged. More damage by f10st reported. Fancy Navel Oravges firm. Provisions unchanged. No turther declive in Hogs. Wool Australian Coal scarce and firm. THE COAL TRADE. The private circular of 1. Steuart gives the re- celpts of coal at this port during the first three months o2 1897 at 326,300 ons, against 342,800 tons during the same pericd in 1893, and says: “There baving been no arrivals of English an- thracite in port during the las: sixty davs stocks this coal are very much reduced, and as th firdt vessel carrying English anthracite Is not due forsixty days and the following vessels due in elghty and binety duve, the probability is that stocks will be competely exhausted In the meantime. Ausiralian coal 1s also scarce at present and commands bigher prices thaa have lately been ruiing.” O Clear ® Partly Cloudy @ Cloudy ® Rarn® Snow Explanatton. The arrow fiies with the wind. The top figuren st station tndicate maximum temperaturs for the deys: those underneath it.if any, the amount of rainfull, of melied snow in fhches and hundredthy during 'the past twelve hours. Isobars, or soli lines, connect poin s of equal air pressure; iso- therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. 'The word “high” means high barometric pressure and is usually socompanied by fa : “dow refers to low pressure. and is usually preceded and accompanied by cloudy weatheranc rains. “Lows” usualiy first appesr on the Wasbington coast. When the pressure is high in the interior and jow along the coast,and the Isobars extend north and souch along thie coast, rain is probabl butwhen the “low" 1s inclosed with isobars of marked curvature, rain south of Oregon s Improb- sble. With a “high” in the vicinity of daho, and the pressure falling to the California coas., warmer weather may be expected in summer and coider weather in winter. The reverse of these conditions wall produce an opposite reslt. WEATHER BUREAU REPORT. UNITED - STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICOL- TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, Aprii 5, 1897, 5 P. .—The following are tne rainfalls for the past 24 hours, and seasonal raln- talls 1o date as compared Wwith those of the same date last season: Eureka, this season 47.28, last season 24 hours trace; Red Bluff, this season 23. season 16.73, past 24 hours .00; Swn Francisco. this season 22.54, last season 16.28, past 24 hours .00: Fres:o, thif season 10.5 season 5 37, vast 24 nours .00: San Luis Obispo, this season 20.71, Iast season 15.41 past 24 hours, .00; Tos Angeles, this season 16.71, last season 88K, past ; San Diego. this season 11.60, last season 5.68, pas. 24 hours .00: Yums, this s0n 5.35, last season .88, past 24 hours .00. San Francisco dala—Maximum temperature 59, minimum 46, mean 52. Weather con 1iiions aud general forecasts: Cloudy weather prevalis along the cosst from Puget Sound southwsrd to Cape Mendocino and showers have occurred at Eureka and Koseburg. Generally fair weather is reporied from California, exceptin the extreme north portion. Tor-casts made at San Fraucisco for 30 hours ending at midaight, April 6, 1897, Northern _Californfa—Fair in south portion; cloudy in north portion, with occasional showers in extreme north portion Tucsiay; brisk westeriy to southerly winds. Southern California—Fair Tuesday; fresh west- erly to northerly win Nevada, Utab and Arizon: Sau Francisco and vicinit day, but generally without westerly winds W. H. HaMMO0 —Fair Tuesda: —Partly cloudy Tues- Tain; brisk generally Forecast Officlal. NEW YOKK MARKETS. Financial. NEW YORK. N. Y., April 4—While business was less active to-day,only 135.914 shares having changed bands, the market was irregular in iis course. Opening figures;were generally lower. The great- es:pressure was against Jersey Central, which broke nearly three points and then railled sharply ou reports that the regular dividend woald bo de- clared. When it was announced that the directors had reduced the dividend from a5 toa 4 per cent basis the steek. instead of declining, advanced sharply 8. Tne demand 500n abated, aud later the stock dropped back 10 77%. The other anthracite coalers, with the excepiion of Dela ware aud Hudson, \ere not influenced by the er— raiic movemenis in Jersey Central and held tol- erab 5 steadv throughout the day. The railway list was feverish during the early session, but later d«veloped weakness 00 renewed seiling, principaily for professional account. This selling movement was based partialy on the an- Douncement from Washington that_the Joint Traflic - ssoclation case wouid not be_heard until the October term of the ~upreme Court of the United States, and 1o the revival of the Cuban agitation in the Senate, The depression was most pronounced in ihe case of the graugers und Louls- ville and Nashville. Tnese stocks were weak to the ¢ 03¢ and lost anywhere from 34 to 13; per cent from the top of the dav. Bur.ingiun and Quincy suffered che greaiest loss. Speculation left off weak in tone. Net changes- showed declines of 15@134 per cent. Jersey Cenr tral, which was the fmust active stock. figured fog 26,000 snares in the total deallngs. The t-adinn in St Paal footed up 16,400 shares: in Burlington acd Quincy. 16,000: sugar. 10,000. London operatious were on a small scale and commission- house business was light. Rallway and misce lanecus bonds were dull and firm. The sales aggrecated $851,000. American Spirits sixes rose 110 77. 13 Goverument bonds. $3000 coupon fours of 1907 sold at 11255@112%. Grain. FLOUR—Quiet, steady. Winter wheat, low grades. $1 80@3 05; do fair to fancy, $2 96@ H do paiens,’ 84 50@4 85 Rye flour— Bteady. quiet, $2 33@2 65. MEAL—Quiet, s dy. Yellow Western, Western. 35c. Feeding. §2 65. WHEAT—Dull. weak WI'h Opions closing firm. Options declined 75@134c on easier cavles, decrease on pussage, forei n selilug weak, West and local realizing. ralied ou small decrease in visible and locai covering. deciind }e@3c on lquidation, 1allied 14@3C on foreign buying cibacd steady at 1@1T4 under Satorday. No. % re.. May, 7614c: June, 75%pe: July, T4% COR~—Easier. No. 2, 2034 ‘elevator: 80c afloat: stexmeér mixed, 2114@49%4c; Mo. 3, 9. Options were dull and weak a: bac decline on cables, iower West and fine weather West. April and Siay clos-d 2934¢; July, 813jgc. OAT~—Dull, firm. Options easier. May, 2164 Juiy, 22%4c: X 2. 2234c; No. 2, white, 24+ No: 2, Chicagp, Blge. Provisions. LARD-Quiet. Western steam, $4 3214; city, $4.10: refined, slow. PURK-—Steady. Mess, $9@9 60, BUTTER—Steady. Elcin's, $2 20; creamery, 11@18c; rolie, 8@13c. imitation FINANCIAL. CHICAGO GRAIN, PROYISIONS AKD KEW YORK STOCKS. WHEELOCK & CoO., < Leidesdorf St., Tel Main 1954 CENTRAY OFFig €25 Market Bt., Palace Hotel. “Parly & Atkinson, Madacers. Tel, Main 6144 ning Grill Uptown Office—Bald win Hote! (i Hoom). Tel. Maln 1081, PURDY, ATKINSON & CLAPP, Managers. Orders mstantly executed on latest market quo tations Reference Lut National Banky & ¥2 CHICAGO. PRIVATE WIEE NEW YORK CHEESE—raurly aciive. Part skims, 6G8c B B; full skims. 215@3e. GGS—Lit oral recelpts. Western fra h. 934~ TALLO W—Steady, better demand. City, 3¢ bld. Bi40 asked: country, 814@3%kc COTTON-EED O1L—Steady. Criide, 20@20%ae: yei ow prime, 2c. PETROLE UM — Qulet. 6 20; Philadelphia, 6 15. RICL—Steady, Unchabged. MOLASSES—Steaty. Unchaoged. - COFFEF—Sieadv, unchanged 1o 5 points up. April, 7 30@7 35: Sune. 37 50. Joly, $7 556G 7'90. Spot Kio, dul’, weak: No. 7, 734, SUGAK—Quict and steady. Standurd A, 434c; moutd 4, bc; confectionbrs’ A, 45c: powdered and Ubes, bc: granuiated, 434C. 1ruit and Produce. APRICOTS—Bags. 5@11c. TEACHES — Unpected bags, pecled, boxes, 13@15¢ PR —Four sizes, nom fial, sc. RAISINS_L 3., two crowns, 414@414c: three crowns, 434@5%40: four crowns. 53,@6e: London {ayers. 31 30@! 30; clusters. $1 40@1 70. AT MONDS—Sort sheil, 11a@sYac: paper shell, 10@12c. WALNUTS_Standard, 7c; soft shell, 9c. HOPE—Qu et and casy. WOOL—Firm Domestic fleece, 16@23 18@31c: Texas, T@1Zc. Merchandiss. 1IGIRON — Fair demand. American, 12 50. (OPPFR—Ensler. LEAD-Quiet. Refined New York, 6@81gc: do ; pullea, 5108 Lake. 811 6214811 75. Domesiic, =3 5723 4214 1IN —Dall, steady. Straits, »1315@1325; plates, quict SPELTER—Quiet. Domestic, #4 10@4 20. CHICAGO MAERKETS. CHICAGO, Iir, April 5.—The news on wheat filled short sellers with unqualified gratification. The worid’s shipments for the week are larger than they have been for some’time, amounting 10 4,500,000 busheis. The smount on ocean pas sage Increassd 480,000 bushels, and all the Euro pean markeis were in a depressed condition. Liverpool quoted 1144 decline and Beriln 14 mark decline. The opening was from & to 1 ceat lower thau Saturday’s close, aud ine imme- diate aciion of the market developed somewhai of n re-uperative character. Receipts at Chicago were 13 cars, and the Northwest bad 240 cars against 844 last Monday. The visible supply decr ased 411.0U0 busheis, and the moderate proporiion of the reduction served to continue the weakuess. Export clear- ances were liberal at 510,400 busheis. The Kug- lish visidle supply amcressed 575,000 bushels. opened from B934c 1o 6934 370c and_6Y15@u9%4", Ciosing At 6934c, 134@135 under Saturday. cstimaied re- ceip s for (o-morcow 14 cars. No. 2 red spot wheat. 8514@387c. closinz at about B:1E@8S Ve, CORN—The weaxness of wheai as an influence on corn was more potent than in previous sessions. Light receipts were favorable to firmpess, but they were not effective as ap offset 1o Lhe surroundin: depression. May corn opened at 243 +2414¢, ad- vanced to 2435¢, closiug at 2414e, Ys@b4c under Saturday. Estimated receipis for to-morrow 100 cars OATS—There was an appearance of steadiness in oats. The light receipts, 203 cars, and reporied delayed ~eeding were the active agents in determ- ining the tone. Mav closed unchaoged from Sai- urday. rstimated receipts for to‘morrow 250 cars. FLAX—Was easy. Cash Mo 1,73%gc: North- western. 7T7igc: May, 7:@74c; July, 75¢. Re- ceipis were 34 cars. PROVISIONS—The provision market wasip a geverally inanimate condition. Occeslonal tempo- rary spasms of activity were seen, but in the ag- & the session was Quil. Price changes we e unimportan:, evid-ntly becanse of a like condition of affairs in the hog market. ToWArd the ¢ 0se of- sold ferinzs became heavier and prices receded under the pressu-e. May pork closed 1234c lower, May lara 5@ Ygc lower, and Muy ribs 25gc lower. BUTTE K—Was duil and weak Creamenes—¥xtras. “Uc: firss. 15@19c; sec- onds, 15@16c; imitations, fancy, ) 5@106c. Dairies —Extras. 18c; frsts. 16@17¢: seconas. 11@12c. Ludles—Extras, 1ig@ldo: fireis. 11@12C; packing tiock. 10@11c: Tol butter. choice, 1%c. EGG—Demand good: supply heavy and feeling steady to firm. Fresh stocs 814c per dozen. MONEY—Was 4@4la% on cal and 6% on time loans. New Yorx exchange was quoted at 25 ceats premium. Closing Prices. WHEAT—April, 681ge; May, 68% July. 857c. aay. CORN—April, 240: May. 2434c: July, OATS—May, 173jc: July, 25 September, 1814, PORK—May, 85 20 July, 88 5215 LARD—May, 84 1215 July. E1BS—May, ¥4 52%2: July, $4 05. Livestock. UNION STOCKYARDS, 1L, April 5.—The average qualit of cattle lo-day was better than a few weeks ago, there being mors preity good beeves and fewer common lots. As was geaerally expected. the development of weakness in the Loz market has caused feeders to withhold their supoly. Ths hogs ihat were bought by country shippers aad held until the roads improved have been mosily torwarded. and smaller supplies are looked for until prices are marked up. The smalluessof the supply to-day prevented a decline. Only about 9000 head of sheep and lambs ar rivad to-day, as compared with 24000 last Moo | day and 12600 avear ago. Therewas a lively | demand, and prices averaged 10 to 15 cents higher. CATTLE—Receipts. 14.000. Fancs heeves, 5540 @5 50; choice to prime stoers, 85 05@5 15: good 10 choice steers, $4 605 00; medium steers, $4 35@ 455; fair beet steers $4 10@14 30 common beef steers, $575@4 00~ good 10 orime stockers and feeders. $4 20@4 50: common tv good stockers and feeders,” $52 @4 15 bulls. choice 10 extra, $350@3 75: do poor (o choice. $2 26@3 40; cows and heiters. choice to prime, 83 9U@4 35 cows, faic 10 cholce, 3 75@3 #5; d0. COMmMON 10 falr canners, | $1 75@2 70; caives, k00d to fancy, $5 30@5 70: do common to £003, §3 VO@5 25: Texas red steers, falr to choice, 35 70@4 45: Texas cows. balls and oxen, 32 £0@385: milkers and soriogers, per bead, $25@4 5. HUGS—Recelpts, 27.000. shipping lots, 21 903 15: mixed. 83 50@4 1214 Heavy packinz and common to_choice chowce assorted, $4 05@ 410: lignt, 83 L0G4 10: pigs, 23@4 10. EHEKP_Receipts. $000. inferior 1o cholce, 35066 00; lauibs, $5 75@5 50. Eeceipts at Omaha SOUTH OMAIA. XNemn. April 5.—HOGS— Receipts, 1000. @392 CATTLE — Keceipts. 1000. Market stronger. Steers, $3 75@4 45; cows, £1 75@4 00; feeders, $3 0G4 50. SHEEP—Receipts, 2500. Market steady. Sales at §3 85 ricet strong. NEW 10 K SCLOCKS. Bonds, Fxchange, Money and Railroad Shares. Money on call eesy at 135313 139y and ciosing at 134 1ast loan at . Primemercantile paper, 8ya%. Ear mliver, 613,c. Mexican dollars, 454 @49%c. Steriing excnange Is essy, with actual business in bankers' bills at $4 853,@4 86 for 60 days and $4 BI@4 ET14 for demand. Posted rates, #4 861284 68, Commercial bills, $4 84ty @4 8514 Government bonds firm: State bonds dull; raiizoad vonds;firm. Silver quier. QoeING sTocKs. AmTei & Cable... ¥7 [Norih American..., & Atchison............ 10% Northern Pacifis.. 124 Preferred. .. 1945 _ preterred 3554 Acams Express. 185 | Northwesteri. 047 | Alton, Terre Hauié 55 | Preferrod.. 154 American Exoresslil |N'Y Centrai, 8914 American Tobacco 75% Preferred Bay Etate G Y, CilcagodSiL, 113, 18t preferrod..... 65 9Ya| 2a preferred... . 27 Baltimore & Obio.. 1814\ 'Y & N 1 70 Brunswick Lands. 34N ¥ & New Eng.. 87 Buffalo, Roch & P Susq & W. Cansan Pacifio. Canada Soutner: o Bia Canion Land. ...... SY7y Untario & Weatern 1315 Central Pacific 15 Oregonimprovmni— Ches & Ohlo....... 1605 Drete-red. . .. Chicago Alios. 2182 * Orecon Navigation 10 Preferred........174 |Oregon Rhort binc. 11 Chicago, B &Q.... 103 Pacific Mall . 2615 Chicago'd E 0., 40 leoria D& & Preforred. . 95 |Pitsburg & W ntd. 18 Chicago Gas™.."". 7815 Puilman Palaca...157 Cleve & Piitabiirg. 162 | Quicksiiver .oonivs 11 Consolidation Coal. 35 | Preterred. Consoudatea Gas..155 CCU& S Loun... 29 Preferred. ........ T Colo Fuei & irea. Preterrad Cotton 01 Carr. .. 108 Commercial Cabie. 15U DeiHodson......... 0215 Del Lack &\Wesirn. 164 Denver & R G...... 10 Distillers...... General Eleciri L&SW.. 2815/Sliver Certificates. 613, Fort Wayne_." " i62|outhern Pacific.. 1414 | Great Northera 5id1)9 /Southern R K ..o 8 Green Kay. — | “Preterrea 2554 Harlem....... 308 Suger Refinery...11065 Hocking Coal.. " 1" 33, ~Preferrea 1013, Hocking Valiey... 344 Tenn Cosl & Iron.. 25 Homestake......... 30 | Preferred.._.... £0 H & Texas Conital— |Texas Pacific 84 inois Cencral.... 92 Tol A A & N M| Jown Central... 6 |Tol Onto'@ Central 15 Preferred 50 Kingston & Lake Erie & W U & Cordage. .. Ireferred. ... — Gunrantesd 1.7 — 5 |U'S Exoress. 22 39 Long Island | """ 45 |U 6 Leather 6% Loulsville & Nash. 4534 Preferred. 5 Louisvilie,N 4100y 4 U § Rubber. 13 Proferred... ..... 134l Preferrea. €3 Manbattan Con.... 8544 Utica & B River...150 Memphis & Chads 16 ~|Web 6L & Pacific & Mexican Centra... 8 | Preferred 121, Michigan Ceniral. 94 |Wells-Fargo. Minn &8 L........— Western Gnion, Yreferred. — | Wisconsin Cents lig Mion& St L'com.] 17 |Wheellnz & LE.. ) 1st preferred 78 | Preferred 2drefcrred. ... 45 |Am Cotton Missourt Pacific.. 15 (W U Beer. Mobile & Ohio..... 19 |ann Arbor. Nushville & Chiat. 67% National Linseed.. 17 NJ Centrai. 5 2d ptd.. 10%| A merican Spirits.- Canada South 2ds.105 Cen Pac Lsts of Cherokes 4s, 1596, — Do 1897.. Dolsgx. Do 1898 " Ches & Ohio Bs.... 111 Ch&N P Tt RewSs 42 Do 1st DCB6bu... w09 Den & i Gisi.. . 112 Doss...... 88 Erls 2as. B AGs.....105 Gen Kleo Deb 83, 96 | H & Tox Cen: 63 Do con Bs......... 1101 Jowa Centrai Isia.. 92 Kansas Pa Consols 73 Ks Palsts Deu Divi1d La Consol 4s........ iy 3t issourt funding .l — MEKT 2. " T57 Do & D Biag o 66 Mutoal Unton > i 6s..110 N J Conc Gon Ss. .. 110 N Y Ca'st Louls 3108 ;o{&\&/ofl.fi-n 85120 Larolina con 4s. 1 JDose h 20t NoribwestConsols. 143 dvdey bs. .. .1:1 FOREIGN Do deferred 6s. |¥bila & Reading ds 80 pid incom. 39 14 K Girande West 1sis 7234 15 St L&TronMidenss 71 |8tT &5 F Gen 65111 i . 64 |5t Paul Consoi FiWaDenCiiy isia 5675t P C & Pa lsta. 118 WH S0 Carolina 4%4s..-106 9534/Eouthern R Ros .. Do Pac Cal late. 10944/ Teun new ss... |Texas Pac lata. lexas Pac Zas.. Uniou Pac lats U'S ds reg of 1925.123%, Do 4s, coupon. 134 89 107 75 1011 1235, 1U 8 ds reg of 1807.111 Tods, coupon.... 11234 Do2s. ... geiy MARKETS, WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL, EXa., Aprii b. ket is quiet at 6s 1d@6s 214d. 308 seliers, near'y due. FUTURES. The spot mar- Cargoes dull at T'he Produce Exchange cable gives the following Liverpool quotations for X SECURITIES. . 2 Red Winter: 35 9%d: July, bs 93,d: September, 5s 9d. May, LONDON, ENG.. April 5.—Consols, 111 15-16; siiver, 2834; French Rentes, 10: into Bank of England, £: 2t 65¢. Bullion EXCHANGE AND BULLION. Sterling Exchange, 60 days.. — sassy Sterling F.xchauge, sight....... - 4 B8 Sterling ¢ L= e8p New York ke, sig 3 20 New York Exchauge, telegraphic. — 22 Fine silver. per ounce....... i e15g Mexican Dol . 49 50 PRODUOE MARKET. WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS. WHEAT—Exports from this port In March were 221,865 ctls, Valued at $813,934, n ports thds far this crop year of valued at $12, 190,969, Futur.s are lower azain ana th dull, weak ana nomival. Quoted % ctl for common grades, $1 30 No. 1, £1 3234 for choice and §1 ctl'tor extra choice milling. makinz total ex- 1 9,488,366 ctls, e spot market 1s 31 20@1 ctl for average 3714@1 4215 B CALL BOARD SALES. INFORMAL SESSION— 10,0C0 c'is, $1 1114 5_o'clock—December— 8000. $1 1155 SECOND SESSION— December—2000 ctls, §1 1154 4000 $1 114: 10,000, $1 113 BEGULAR ‘MORNING ' SEss10N — December — 15,000 ci s, 81 11: 8000, 81 1054, AFTERNO0N Srasion - May- 50y 4000, 81 2335: 4000, $1 2555 D #1105, BARLEY—_The market shows n S0@6T34C; Brewing, T174@813 40 VO ctls, $1 25%4: Decem ber—8000, 0 change. Feed. CALL BOARD SALES. AL, SESSION—9:15 o'cloc R SESSION ctls, 5812c: 2000, 667 1+.000, 6° AFTERNOON SEssIoN — Decem Bde: 2000, 6ige. UATS—Milinz are_quotable P ctl: Fancy Feed, $125@1 Black 'for feed, 95c@$1 05: Gray Surorise, $1 35@1 40 B ctl. Clipp 2 per ton over the raw produc: CORN 30 B cu: Whité, $1@1 10; 2604 10 « hoice, 81 k— o sales. December ~4000 7c: 80 )0. 6634c. ber — 2000 cils, $1 15@1 20 common @1 2214: , 31 10@1 171 d Oats sell $1@ Large Yellow, 80@5214c B ctl; Small Round do. 97%@81: White, S0@85C B ctl. RY E—7715@525450 ctl. BUCKWHEAT—Quoted at $115@1 25 ctl. FLOUR AND MILLS FLOUR—Net cash prices are: 31 75@4 5 fine, $4@4 35 B bbl. CORNMEAL, ETC.—Feed Cor Cracked Corn, $18@19 9 ton. MILLSTUFFS—Prices In sacks usual discount to the trade: ® 100 s Kye Floa £5 7 Oatmeal, $3 50; Oat Groats, $4. 3 30; Buckwheat Flour, @ Wheat, §350; Farina, Whol $3; Rolled Oats (bbis £375@4. Spilt Peas, Ibs. 5 15 ireen 83 25@3 51 TUFFS. Family extras, Bakers' exiras, $4 50@4 65; Super- | 0, $17 5U@18; are as tiows, Graham Flour, $2 85 $250 ¥ 100; Rice Flour, Cornmeal, $2@2 25: extra cream do, $3 75, Hominy, 33 108 :'Cracked e Wheat_ Flour, : Pearl Barley, do, $4 25 B 100 HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS. Dealers quote previous prices, Barley, vhich s iower. BRAN—$12 50813 for the best % tou for outside brands. MIDDLING: $18@18 50 B ton for the best. FEEDSTUFFS — Rolled Barle, Oticaze Meal at the mill, $26 60 $27 50. except Ground and $11 50@12 S—$16@17 50 for lower grades and v, 215 50@16; ® ton: jobblug, 1A Y—Wheat, $8@10 50: Wheat and Oat, $7@ 10; Out, $6@S '50: Barley, $6 50@8: Alfaita, $6 @i - 36@8 B ton. KAW—25250c ¥ bale. compressed, $6@9' 50: sto BEANS AND SEEDS. Bayo Beans ars in good demand descriptions are unchanged. BEANS—Bayos quoted at Whites, $1@1 20 per ctl; Large W B cil: Pinks. $1G1 20 B ctl; Red: Blackeye, 21 50@]1 55; Red Kid and firm. Other $1 75@1 90; Small ultes, $1G1 20 . $1 15@1 30: doey, §2 25: Li- mas. $1 5531 65; Butters, §1 25@1 50: Pea, $1@ 1 20. SEEDS—Brown Mustard, $1 50@1 60 B cti; ¥ Seed, 13,@214c @ b: Alfaifa, 63 234c; Hemp. Se: Timothy, 434c. Mnustard, $2 50@2 75: x. 81 b ellow - C 4c: Rape, DRIED PEAS—Niles, §$1@1 20 B cu; Green, $125@1 60 B ctl. POTATOES, ONIONS, Asparagus 1s lower. Onions chiauge o Fotatoes. POTATOES—New Potatoe: atoes, $1@1 75 B oul; ¥ cil; River iteds, 65@ arly tc for Peia.umas; Orego! ONTONS—Oregone, 32 503 B nias offering paragus, VEGETABLES. are higher. No 2@233¢ B B: Sweet v HKose, 85@7dc 7oc: Burbank Seedlings, P ctl for Kivers, 90c@$1 10 for Salinas | #nd 60@’ n Burbanks, 652 ctl. No Califor- TABLES—Recelpts were 496 boxes As- 47 boxes Rhubarb ' d 229 sks Pens. Hothouse Cucumbers quotabls at 75c@$1 50 B dozen; Asparagus, B@6c B D ‘for choice and Bc B I 1 for common, 7c for fancy: Rhu- barb, 76c@¥125 B box: Marrowfat Sqnash. 87 @5 B ton: Los Angeles Tomau Mexican Tomatoes. $1@1 50 Peppers, 6@Bc B i hkg Peas, 2i@sc: Los Angeles “iri Drie't ‘Okia 8@9c® 1 Carrots, 25@30c sack: Garlic, 1 EUTTER, CHE Plant, Cabbage. 40@50¢ B ct oes, — B box: % box: Dried 16ci Green iog Beans_10c: 14@2c B 1. E AND EGGS, BUTTER—Values are stationary. CREAMER onds, 12@ v—Fancy creameries, c % . 1314@14c; sec- Datuy—Cholce to fancy, 11@12¢c B 1b; lower grades, S@loc IN—13@l4c B 1b for new. CREAMERY @l5c % . EGGS—Dealers quote the old Kggs, 1135@] 2 Duck’ Eggs, 14@15¢ B dozen. POULTRY AND G ; swre Eggs, 10%@11c @ doze p—1315@14c B Ib for new. UB—New, 14@liigc B B. CHEESE—Cholce mild new, $35@7 mon to good, Blp@ec: Cream Cheddar, Young America, 7@8c; Western, 11c; Ki e ern, 13 prices. Ranch AME. POULTRY—The biizzard in the Western States has prevented the arrival of the e: iock, and It 1s nOL Known now here The market is bare of dome: xpected Eastern when it will got stic stock. Live Turkeys, 14@15¢ for Gobblers, 15@16e for Hens: Geese 3 pair, $1 75@2: Goslings, $2 50@3: Duck Hens. $4@o do: 43 L0@4: Fryers, $6@6 50: Vroi oz for large and $8@4 60 for amal 225 % do. b for 3 K- are lower at 75¢; ‘ottontails and 31 for small. #5@6 50 for old and $7@S 50 for you g: Roosters, young, $6@7: o, old, lers, 35 60@5 B il: Pigeons, 820 ; Rabblts, $125 oung and $1 50 for old. DECIDUOUS AND CITKUS FRUITS. Two OF three brands of fancy Navels are brin; ing $3 50. Receipts of Oranges Lemons are dull Strawberdes brought 75¢@$1 B DECIDUOUS FRBUITS— Apples. §1 25@2 50 B box. CITRUS FRUITS—Navel Oran were 11 cars basket. ges are quotable at 32 25@3 26 B box; Seedlings, 75c@S1 25 B box; Mealterranean Sweets, $1@ 160 ® box: Lemons, 75c@81 25 tor common snd $1_50@2 for good to cnofce; Mexican LI California Limes. 76c; Bananas, Fineapples, $2@4 B di DRIED FKUITS, Apricots and Peaches are repos aged by frost in the SanJoaquin. The Bay vi em to have escaped he frost Lhus far this ieys year. DRIED FRUITS—Quotations imes, 84 B box: $1@2 ® bunc) ATISINS, NUTS, ETC. ried badly dam- are as follow Peaches, 4@53gc B 1b; faucy, 6c B D: peeled, 10@1234c; Aprico's, 6@Sc; Moorparks, 10@1% evaporated App.es, 5@5%ac; sun. Prunes, 204@2%c for the 4 sizes: Plums, 4@414c 10t pitted and 1@1%4c for unpit -dried, 2@2g white rigs, 3 ted: Nectarines, 314@514¢ R Ib for prime tofancy: Pears, 23 4 tor A LSIN Ac for Wuole, 24@5e ulves. Four-crown, 100se, 534.ct 3-crown, 4 c B B seedess suitanas, atels 434c; S-crown Londor s, 81 50; Dehesa clusters, iried grapes out. :nuts Quotable ar 7c $ B for standard ana 6 Or Improvmns sz 8534 | sofishell; Almonds, 6@6%ac for @5 ¢ layers, for quariers 2nd 140; 2-crown, seedieas 1@1 265; $250; Lu.perial 10c; Walnuts. D L Tasgiedor, 56 #5@5; Clo- | 834c for hardshell and 8@9c # D for papershell: :':':‘;:m 4060 9 B fof Kastern and dc for Call oruta: Hickory Nuts, “@6c ; _Pecan: BB Liioeria, satas Bzt Nuie TH4G8 Cocosnats §5@5 50 % 100. HONEY—Comb, 1U@12%4 for bright and 5@c for lower grades; water-white extracted, 5@51ac: t amber extracted, 416@4%c; dark amoer, 4@4Yec; dark, 2@5c B . BEESWAX-27@45c § b. PROVISIONS, Frices remain witheut change. CURED MEATS—Bacon, Tc B Ib for heavy, 7%c @ 1 for light medium, 10¢ for iieht, 1035¢ B Ib for extra light and 12c % B for sugar cured. Enst- ern sugarcured Hams, 123gc @ Bi Caiifornia Hams, 11c B 1b; Mess Beef, $9 B bbl: exira mess do, $9 50: family do, $17@10 5 prime Pork, 88 50; exira ciear. $15 @ b 812 3 bbi; ‘Smosed Beer, 100 ¥ b. L\ RD—Enstern tierces are quoted at 53zc for compound and 635@7c for pore: pails TVac: Calitorma_tierces, £1uc for compound and e for pure: balf-bbls, 7c: 10-1b tins, 744¢; 40 5-1b 734c COTTOLENE—6c in uerces aud T4@8Ys¢ 10-1b tns. HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell le under sound stock. Heavy salted steers. 8¢ B Ib: medium. 7¢ B b; light, 7¢ ® 1b; Cowhides, Tc Stags, Gc: salted Kip, 7c 8 Ib; salted Calf, 8c: salted Vesl 7c; ary Hides. 1215@13C: culls and brands, 934@10¢ B b: ary Kip ana Veal, $@10¢ dry Calt. -6¢; culls, 10¢; Goatskins, 20@35c each Kids, be; Deerskins, good summer. 26c B 1 medlum, 20c: winter, 10c; Sheepskins, shear- liogs, 10@20c each: 'short 'wool, 26@38c each; medium. 30@45c each; long wool 1, 40@BUC each. TALLOW—No. 1, rendered_8@3%4c ® Ib; No. 2, 2300 Tofined, 5¢: Grease, ¢ B B VOOL—Spring ciip: San Joaquin, year's clip, 7 9c; do, seven months, 8@llc B Ib. We quote Fall’ Sau Joaquin. 4@ec; kastern Uregon. 7G10c HOPS—6@bc for fair to choice and 9@10c B b for iancy. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. BAGS—Calcutta Graln Bags, spot, 53c: June- July deltvery, 53ic; San Quentiu, $5 40: Wool Bags, 24@27c. COAL—Wellington, $8 B ton: New Welllngton, $8 per ton: Southfield Welllngton, $7 50 # ton: Seattle, $5 50: Bryant, $5 5u; Coos tiny, $4 75 ton: “Wallsend, $7 B rou; Cumberland. #13 60'® ton in bulk and $15 in_sacks; Pennsyl- vaota, Anthracite Egg, $11@12 B ton: Welsh An- thracite, $8@10: Caunel, $8 ® ton: 1 ock Springs, Castle Gate and Pieasant Valley, $7 60; Coke. $11@12 in bulk and $13 P ton tn ska. SUGAR—The Wesiern sugar Kefining Company quotes, terms net cash: ( ube and Crashed and Fine Crashed. 614c: Powdered, 534¢: Dry Granulated, 614c: Contectioners’ A, bic: Magnolls A, 434ci “xtra C, 4550: Golden (', 41gc: Candy Granulated, B8i4c; half varreis 14c more than barrels und boxes 34¢ more. i SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET. No further change In Hogs. Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh- terers are as follows: B irst quality, 60; second do, 5@5Y4c: third do, 4@414c @ 1b. VEAL—Large, 5@6c: smali, 6@7¢ ® . MUTTON—Wethiers, 5Yg@6c; Ewes, 5c B B LAMB—Spring, 6@7c ¥ b PORK — Live Hos, 4@ilyc for large and 4 @4%5¢ for small and medium ; dressed do, 5@6%ac. EECEIPTS OF PRODUCKE. YOR 24 HOURs. ¥lour., ar sk 2.840| Bran. aks 1,126 | _Oregon.... 16.057| Middiings. 600 | Wheat cux 460 | Buitec. cu 77 | oregon. . 3,870 Cheese, cus 31 Farley, cus..... 18,005 Eggs, doa... ... 3950 Eeans. scs. ... 100 | Hides. no. K | Onte, cils. 175/ Polcs. bals, 60 | Eastern 21.600 Corn, ctls 930 Rye, ctis. 725/ Leattor. roli a3 Fotatoes, sks. 350| Lime. Lbls. . 162 Oregon....... 6,800|Taliow.cuis. a 152 Onivns, 8<s. .. 35| Raisina. boxes.. 1,360 Bay,was. T 495|Quicksiiver, flsks 26 B e THE STOOK MARKET. Mining stocks were firmer yesterday, especially | on the atternoon call. The Belcher and Slerra Nevada assessments fall delinquent in oftice to-day, and the Occldental de- linquent sale takes place also. The Goldstone Miniog and Milling Company of Utah has levied an assrssment of 10 cents per share, delinquent April 22, Weekly reports from the mine: are as follows: Cou. Cal. & Va, 1000 level—The east crosscut started from the north drifc from the Con. Vir- #lnia shaft on this level, ata point 200 feet nor:h from the station, has been advanced 30 feet, pass- ing through porphyry showing ciay separatious | and liues of gypsum; total length 170 feet. 1550 | level—From the top of the double compartment | tnclie upraise 68 feet on the siope avove this | | level & north drift bas been started and advanced along the footwail 33 feef, and a south drift sKirt- ing along the f00iwall hus been advanced 27 feot. Both of these drifts are In favorable 100king vein POIDhyTY, Streaked with quariz, asssying from $1 10 £15 per ton. 1650 levei—From the ninth floor south rift, at a pojut 200 feet in from its mouth, | trom the upraise, 8 feet above the sill floor, the west drift has been advauced 12 feet. psssing | through porphvry and quariz assaying $1 per ton: totsl Leight 44 feet; the face of this driftisin west_country rock and has been stoppea- Oppo- e this wes: drift an east drift Lias been started nd aa vanced 16 fee. through quar'z formation assaying 50 cents and $1 per ton. From the in- cline upraise, at a poin: 60 fee: above the sill floor of this level, the north drift has been advanced 30 feet, passing throuxh porphvry and quartz of low 83 ay vaiue: total length 50 feet. 1750 levei—All work on thia level has been confined to repalring upraise and easing timbers throngh our main alrway. No ore has been ex:racied from the mine duricg the week. On Monday, April 5, the Morgan mill will commence working the ore now on hand in our surtace ore bins, amounting to about 470 tons. Ln the Ophiz mine on the 1000 jevel west cross- cut 2 Is in 509 feet. The face is in harder por- | phyry and seams of ciay. In the oid surface tun- el workings o- tne Ophir the upraise from the end of the south drift from the old west crosscut from the upraise cacried up 15 feet from the south dnfi f.om the west crogscut from the Mexican shaft hay been arried up 15 feet. passing through porphyry and narrow streaksof quariz assaying from ¥210 $12 per ton; total helght 29 feet. In the Hale & Norcross mine (Comstock lode) on the 900 level in upraise 2 they extended the west crosscut star.ed from the tenth floor 10 feet through streaks of clay, quarizand porphyry; to- tal length 60 feet. Advanced the north drift from the tenth floor 10 feet: total length 49 feet; face In heavy tough clay. The ore sold in_February was delivered too late for last week's repoct, and yielded in coln 32 tons at $15 per ton, $480: 15 tons old fills at $1 per ton, $15. Total net yleld 1a coin $495. No work was done In Chollar ground on the Comstcak during the past week. In tue Potosi mie (Comstock lode) they are opering to the south from the east crosscut from the scuth drift on the tuonel level on (he west side of the old stope in quariz nssaying from $16 10 $25 per wn. They are preparing to repair he main alr gallery on the 450 level and at other poinis as required. Brunswick lode—Consolidated Caifornia and Virginia Best & Belcher and Gould & Curey, Brunswick 10de, shaft N he shaft has been sunk 17 feet on the icline, total dep h 675 feet voltom 0 porphyry and quartz 80 level—The joint south drift has been discontinued for the present. Atapoint in tie south drift 135 feet 1Tom east Crosscut No. 1 we have started an east crosscut Mo. 2 a agced it 20 feet, passing through porphyry. Eas: crosscut s arted in this | axite bas beon exterded 18 feel, p.aving through DOTphyTY: total length 170 feet. Occidental Consclidated—1 he official letter says: 550 level—The upraise from west crosscut has been carried up 6 foei; to:al helght 27 feet: face in low-grade gold ore. ' The south drift from saia Crosscut has been ex ended 10 feet; total leagih | 26 teet, through iow-grade goid ore. 800 levei— The sonth drifc was ex ended 23 feet; toial length 79 feet: the face Is now In soft vela porphyry and bunches of low-zrade ore. Cholla: (Brunswick iode)—Shatt 1has besn sunk 10 fe during the week; total depih Huve stopped sinking and are now rais- iug the chutes preparatory to upening the 690 level station, Owiug to the heavy storms and the con- sequent bad condition of .he roads they have been unable 10 haul ore, and in consequence have done but litt'e work In the stopes. Tuey are now open- Ing the roads and wiil probably resume work in thie mine at all poluts on Moniav, Aprit 6. 500 jevel.—Have advanced the south drifi 40 feet for the week and are out 188 feet south of the line. Ihe face is In porphyry and small seams of quar.z. Have shipoed to the United Staes Mint three bars o buliin of the par value of 810,483 71, of which $5321 71 1s gold. Xhs Comstock mulinz, mining and other cor- porations paid out a total’ of $60.415 to employes for labor during the month ot Marck, 1897, a3 f0 - lows: Ha'e & Norcross (estimated) $1500, Andes 8900 Con Cal. & Vi $10,904 50, Mexican £1759 25, Ophir $2195 25, Best_& Beicher $.025, | Gould & Curry 81140 50, Alta $1117, Utah 8308, Occidental (estimated) $1500, Brunswick Explo- ration Co 87019 50, Crown Polut, $1469 60, Yel- low Jackel $1c9!, Confidence $538. Challenge 380, Belcher §2622, Imperial $180. S vage $2228, Bulion $961 50, Chuliar 84 Potosi 81246, Union shaft $2341, ierra Nevada $718, Alpua $733, Overman (estimated) $1000, Cale- doula (estimated) §500. The ~tockton Gas and Eiectrlc ( ompany 1s pay- ing & quarierly dividend of 80c per share since the 1st. ‘ibe Parafiine Paint Company paid the usual quarterly dividend of 25¢ per share last week. The Pacific Ligniing Company paid a dividend of 85¢ per share yesterday. The Pacific Gas Tmprovement Company pays & Aividend of 50c per share on the 10th. The ~an Jose Waier Company will pay adivi- dend of 50c per share on the 10(h: . BOARD SALES. Folowlig were ihe Eules in tho San Franciso *1ock Poard vesterday: RY¥OULAR MORNING SKSSION, rOMMENCING 9:30. 100 Atpha.... 101200 Challge... 36100 Potost. 400 Beicher...37/100 Mxic......41/100 3 Nv. 70 B & E. ....61(700 Occld. ... 14(300 Union C.. 24 1000 Bullion., u$|.i00 Ophir. .....90[1400 X Jackwe29 100 Caled......11 AFTERNOON SESSION—1:30, 37(300 6 £ C 1300 Sevage.. 90/100 8 Ny.. 40100 HEN. 107 BEE I8 80 bee 100 Gaican. $a1 1500 oot B4[100 ¥ Saaiki.. 59 250 CC&V..1. g A Following wers Lhe daius u Lhe Faciic siock Eourd yesierda D i30 COV I N1 Talz00 Mexican. 41 880 ++.081450 CCV.. 1. 12 > 100 T e L N0 i L2 2 100 A 200 An 900 Belcher.. 3*(700 400 B & B..6235200 L Point...16| 300 Bullion..... /40 Exchqr... U8 200 Caleda. .. 11{200 G&C ....3¥ 150 Chalige... 38600 G Eagle ..16| 300 Cholr:... 1.05/250 HeA .....9%) 1500 Julia... 400 Justice...03) '4(0 Nv Qn.....05! 201 Belcher...3b BOO .........571g/150 H&EN.... 300 Euilion. ..o/ 200 Mexican. 4 400 Caleda. 3 700 .. 100 Bavage.... 26 201 K Nav. 44 1000 S Hili.. 03 1175 Stanrd. 165 Benton Coa.. « Balllon -.ov.omn Caledonia.. . o8 :)‘l Chollar .. .35 b ConCuEa 130 8 17 Con Tveria: 01 UYlsee. Belcker= 04 08 Confidence .. 83 85 ~llver l‘iflL |‘l: ;g s 87 Siliender 165 170 A 28 27 08 7 Goula & Curey. Balew Nurees STOUK AND EOND EXCHANGE. MONDAY, April 5—2 P, & UNITED STATKS BONDS. T, £ et Bt Asked U ® s coun.1127511284/0 kdereg...ls 20vy Lonew issuelid - MISCKLLANKOUS BONDS. 112 — |Omk Gas bs. - 10¢ ffi;fi:‘i‘&xw — |Lo2dis5s..207 109 CotralC W bs 96% 88 (Ummibus .. 120341203, Dpovstex-cp — 100 [P&O Byds. — 115 Fosn Leb 0a129 -~ Byes. — 106 F&CHRE 65105 107 KREi118 113 Geary-at i3 — 105 |kemo WLEL — 105 HC&50148100 — [FactoP &L — 100 Losang L8i 8214100 [SF&NPRS.. 10155102 Bttty 6 Baralu0 |SERitarizes 01 981, MirstCbleds1z314 — [RPEKCals. 10614107 DoltyCon bs. 1U53410634(SPRE Calds. 51~ 95 NetVinGs1s: — 100 [<PBrRCai8s 9815 — Nncm;m;}us 108 sxw "'2,":35%)011/ N Ry Cal 6s.102 — [SVWateras. 1007510135 H F R e T WATKR sTOCKY. N Contra Costa 37 40%|Sprug Valley St3g :9 MariaCo..... 48% 013 €4S AND ELECTRIO 9 TOCTY. 30 (Pacifio Ligns — 81 Capttat Contrai 981y — |SFG&Elec. 16 9614 87 914|San Francesd 1% 29 OaC G L&H 633 — |Sl0ckioBte — & 30 ¥ac cus dmp — © 9834 INSURAN. ¢ grocKL Fireman'sFa161 18714] corn i 14 1o-Cal ... D014 5214 First Natlonl181 183 kot Gl 30N 3055 ondonba A 14BYs CASD&T Co107 10y | Merch Ex.. o< 1 = FAVIN 0 NANK STOSKA Gers&rco.1340 1400 (Bav & loan.. — 103 HumbS&L.110) — |Security....250 — Motual... — 41 |UsiouTeascss0 900 BEbav ULIOR449 — ETREKT EAILEOAD STOCKS. 107 110 [OskSL&HA? — 1g 60 [Presidio. ... & 17 6 erocxce .. 3175 3214 ey e MISCLLIANEOUY wradis Alaskapkrs, — 10315NatViaCo., — 7 Ger Lead Co. 100 usy’;nu.mcm P HawC&SCo.. 1534 164 PacAuxFA — & Hutchorce 140s yins bachomcCo 64 — Merkxassu. 90 ~"|Part PainiCo 6 3 BALKS—MOBNING SKSSION. Hoard— 100 Hutchinson 8 P Co, s 90.... 24 00 $4U00 S P of C 6% Bonds........ 106 50 Sireet— 35 Hutehinson3 P Co...... e 5400 SALES—AFTERNOON BESSION. Board— 20 Glant Powder Con. 15 do do ... 100 Hutchinson 8 ¥ Co. 50 do do ., $1000 Marker-st Ry 0 OceanicS 8 Co. 80 S F tas & Elect: 50 S V Water. . $20008 v 4% Honds. ... $2000 SF & N P Raliway Bonds. ireet— 10 SF Gas & Erectric Co REAL ESTATE TRANSAOTIONS. George W. and Nieves K. Harrls to Harris Com- any (a comcration). lot on NI corner of Sucea mento and Larkin sireets, N 97814, W 100, N 30, W 8718, § 127:814, E 157, Phabe A, Hearst to 3. J. McDonald, lot on N Line of Jackson street, 197:6 Eof Plercé, E 40 by N 127:814: 81 Rober: D. and Jannie Craaston to Della Clay- burgh, lot on i line of Masonic avenue, 50 N of Waller, N 25 by E 100: £10. John'Y. Millar fo A. P. de Wit, undivided one- thira ot lot on W line of Shotwell street, 126 S of Seventeench, S 25 by W 122:6: $166. N1 holas 1. or £rank N. J.or J. N. F. Putin to Charles Husson, lot on & liné of Nineteenth street, 125 W of Vatencia, W 25 by 5 114; $4600. Jacob and Lina Heyman (by Uscar Heyman, at- torney)] to Lawrence Kyan, lot on N line of Twenty-third street. 226 W of Hoffman avenue (Ellen), W 25 by N 114, lot 173, Heyman Tract; $10. James and Ellen Fitzaimmons to Bridget Par- ker or O'Connor, lot on NW line of Hunt sreet, 120 NE of Third, NW 50 by NE 20: 810, Harrs Hershberg to Henrletta Lewis, loton SW line of Bixth street, 150 8E of Howard, Sk 50 by SW 80; §1. Patrick fughes to Catberine Hughes, lot on line of Stevenson street, 260 NE of Ninth, NE 25 by SE 76: glft. James Roiph Jr. to James P. and Elizabeth Mur- ray, lot on k. line of Tenth avepue, 1005 of Lake streei, S 25 by E 120; $10. TLouls and Rose Lipman and London & San Franclsco Bank (Limited) to James W. Gilin, ot on NE corner of 1street and Tenth avenue, E $2:6 by N 100: $10. "Albert Meyer to Edith D. Buckingham, lot on E line of Eighth avenue, 125 N of J sireet, N 25 by £120; $10. Cather:ne Mathieson to Grace Coolidge, lot on the SE corucr of Cole and Page streets, E 106:3 by S §7:6; also 10: on Sline Vuilejo sireet, 145:714 £ of Laguna, K 22:9 by § 107:6: also lov'on § iine of Valley street, 162:8 W of Douglas, W 101:10 by S 114; gift. Elizabetn A. Crowley to Patrick Crowley, lot 480. Gitt Map 2; 81, Julia F. and A. L. Whitney to John Titus, lots 475 and 477, Gift Map 3; $10. Richard Hutchinson to Frances B. Crockard, on N ine Burry street, 120 B of Beriln, N 06:9, 5K 120:1035, W 106:9, lot 3, block 87, Panl Tract Homes eai $10. ¥rances R. Crockard to Walter A. Weber, same; #i0. Robert F. Crockard (administrator of the estate of Margaret Crockard) to same, same: 3250, Daniel J. Coughlin (o Margaret Coughiin, lots 1 16.7, 10. block 486. and lots 8 aand 9, b.ock 487, Bay View Homestead: gift. Spring Vallev Water Works to City and County of San Francisco, right of way of 100 feet on X line of N street, 15 ¥ of teventh avenue, SW 326,68, SE 180, SE 205, S 200, SI 428, Sk 190,54, SE 185.75, X to South N sireet, NE to be- ginnink: also rigqt of way of 70 Seet on E Ime of the 100 feet rieht of way 1n course VI, 250.80 SE of commencement, NE 173, NE 60, NE 106. NE 100, RE 850, NE_144.50, SE 70, SW 201, W to £ lne'of 100 feel Tight of way, NW 74.64 to begin- ning: grant. ALAMEDA COUNTY. Willlam P. and Ada 8. Redington to Charles M. Cook, lot beginning at a point J00 N W from N W Iine of Vernon atreet and 120 SW from SW .ine of Oakland avenus, SW 60, NW 123, NI 60, SE 184:6 to beginging belug lot 3 map of iands of Oakiand View Homestead, Oailand: $10. H. K. and Lilllan Mi che | to Mary J. Rurton, 1ot on NE iine of East hleventh sireet, 100 SE of First avenue. thence 50 feet along NE line of East Eleventh, hence at right angies 100 N, thence 50 NW, theuce at right angies 100 SW to begin- Ding, block 27, Town ot Ciluton, East Oacland [t John R. Glascock (trustee of the estate of Wii- lism H. Glarcock) to Benedetta Complano (wif+ of A.), lot on N line of Sumner screet, 113:6 E ot Second avenue, K 11257 by W 108, being lots 10 to 15 Glascock & blow Tract, Oakland Towa- ship: James Harson to Mary Hanson, lot on N line of Santa Clara_avenue, 202 E of Evereit screet, £ lach.lot ¢n S line of Lincoin street, 260 W of Peralta. W 30 by 5 102, Oakiand _$10. Amos ¥. and rLen . Dow (0 Harding Marge- s0n. lot 52. subdivision of portion of blocks 1 and E, Carrison 1iact, Berksley; 810, C. W. Dairs toiCaroline M. K. Jukiand. lot on § line- of Hopkins street 85 i cf Sa: remiento, W 50, S 150, £ 80, X 130, lot 31, Peralta Park, Southern Annex, Berkeiey: $10. % Georsiana T. 'Haie (wiie of E. T.)t0 Abra- ham B. Tompson, lot on W line of Cleveland avenue, 170.08 S from. road fiom Ok and (o San Leandro, N 45.96, v 124,67, § 20.08, E 12118 to besinning, lot 6, biock Huniington Tract, Brooklyn Township; $10. Horace C. acd D. E. Watson to Delia Woodman= see, loton NE corner of Fruitvale avenue and bool s.ceet, N 63 50, E 125, S 40.85. W 125.64 1o beginning. being ot 11, block b, Champion ‘Iract, Brookiyn Towuship: $10. Mary E. P. ‘and Alexander Juhnson to ¥. I. da Cosia. 1oz on SW lins of Blanding avenne, 3431 SIS of Bverctt street, Si5 22:6 b SW 100, the SK 232 fee: 6 inches of 10¢ 2, block 4, Jenus and Mead Itomestead i ract, A $1.00. X. J. Bantea to Ad 13 Kruc ot on S line of Santa Ciara avenue 57 W of Ninih street, W 55 by S 100, Alameda: $10. ————— HOTEL ARRIVALS. PALACE HOTEL R C Kirkwood, Mt View Mrs Kirkwood, Mt View ¥ Searls. Nevada J W Adams, _bicago Mrs W L Davis, Wash 3 A Deiano, New Yorc M A Mitraogs, Nw York D Waugh. Ireiand J F Hawley, New York EW ! jemix, Penn ¥ Fissedde, Portla d T H Hubba'd, nw York G Hopping, Glen Kidg: G Rubenstein. New Yors C Starck, New York G D Adams, Boston J D Adams, Bost: u O P Walker & wr, Mass G Salmon, New York Mrs G Sa mon, Nw York Miss F Saimon, N York W M Ebaer, Juneau J H (ary & wi. Yonkers F A Kenuedy, Mass Miss M Kennedy, Mass Miss A Ken iedy. Mass € M Barnegan, Nw York G W F.int, Har:fors R'M Pogson, i exas C R Glibert, Butte Mrs E Wliliums, S Jose O E Wacdweil, Kome W T Solomon, Rome,N Y H W Brown, California Miss Foss, California Mrs H W Brown, Cal J W Calmont, Belfast J A McCall. New York Mrs Holden, Salt Lake A A Ayer, Montreal Mrs Ayer, Montreal G B Gilmore & w, S Jose J H Deakin & w,~n Jose £ F Rike, San Jose Mrs Rike, ~an Jose G L Harrison, Pa Mrs Harrison, Fa 8 C Authony, Denver| F Baimer. Chicago G BJac bs, Poriand J Bradvury, Los 4 ngeles Mrs Bradbury, L Angles Mrs Calmont, Belfast B McCall, N Y. E N Gibbs, N Y 3 F Doyden, Newark Mrs Doyden. Newark J L B Mott & valet, N Y M1ss Mott, N Y Miss Merimer, EIKhart 1 k Cole & w, Bostoa A K Mofac, ~cotiand Miss B G Lrown, Boston R McMillan, Scotland C M ~pencer & w, Bosta K Granam, Los Angeles I A Titcomb & w, Boston J M Barney, Dutcn Flat Miss Titcomu. Boston I'K Mosser & w, Boston F H Hal ow ell & w, Bostn Miss L E Mosser, Boston Helen Hal.ow e, £0ston Miss M Mosser, Boaton Carrie Hailowell, Bos:on Miss k£ J_Keck, Boston Dr Hulebensou, Boston Mra E B Youug. Boston Miss Hutchinson, Boston 5 B Anuewalt & w, Bstn ~ Mexa & w. Boston W Paine & w, lsosion 1 B S:eobins, Boston Mrs 8 C Kawson, Boston Anue Stebbins, Bosion rs M A Lewls, Bostou Caroline Hoar, Boston MrsJ B Wood, Boston Mrs J Leippe. Boston Mrs A Lelppe, Boston ~ MrsJ K serry, Boston W Perry, Boston R Morgan, Boston H Farlow, Boston MrsJ D Bradley, Boston P Simpson, Boston Mes J 1 Little, Boston J Le i evre, Boston C £ Wincoelid w, Boston > Barnum, Boston R W _Fitzell, Boston CChandler, Boston Mrs M A Weeks, Boston H D Eiy & w, Boston R J Byrues & w, Boston J G Bennett, Boston Mrs H Cburch, Boston D ~ Packard, Borton Mrs C Keiler, Boston MissE S Packard, 50ston Mrs W DWaison. Boston MissR B Packard, Boston Miss Berry, Boston B Green, Boston J Wiitiams, Boston J K Chase, Bost.n A ureen, Boston C A Cooke, Bos.on C A Peddle, Boston Mrs J Kipley, Boston Miss Peddle, Boston Miss Bedrtel Bostou MisJ M Harris, Boston Miss Vincent, Boston GRAND HOTEL. L Alexander, Oroville G Rubeson&w, San Jose W'F Knox, 80to M Shaw & W, £acto W Peiloe, SaltLake H Peten. Sali Lake CAlden. Wats nville > Gailagher, Wasonville G Green, Watsonville G Peiaran, San Jose W Marr's, San Jose W May. ~an Jose silbest, J Rader, Tremont N Brown. 3 J Wrikn:, sacto DrC R id&w, Petaluma G S McKenzle, N pa C Davis, Paio Alto Mrs N Hawkins, Cal venable, San Luls E Bostheny, Guatemala H 8mith, Guatemals G H Peters, Yreka Miss Hurd,'Colman 3 Harris. Chicago 3 Simpson, Tenama W Marriott, Vicioria Mrs Mott, N Y Miss Reddineton, N Y W McCall, Scotland mCEpUp R . Guatemala RS Taylor, Yrek T Nason, Londoi Miss Faker, Colman O Simmons, Redding A Crocker, Portland H Duffield, Arbuckle J O Loug, Tucson A K Orr, Visaila ¥ St Minb, Boston ¥ Foster, -1 noso J Tiel, Paso Ko les Miss L Mason. Ohlo A Aibrecut, Towie Mrs Browning, ~an Jose M Rujawsky, New Jerus K, St Hel Mrs B Sanford, Lakeport ‘Greene, Lakeport C Garrard, Anges Camp ~ebastopol C Donuatin, Los Angeles X H Graves, Cat J G HBoyd, Sacto AW ktier, Redllng J Aaair, Ange s Camp 'S Vail, Rocklin © Bar.o’, Sherman Mine & Crow. ' Woodland W Patterson, Westley Dr D McLean&w,Sacto W U Buckle,, Sacto BALDWIN HOTEL. Dr S Jafte, Stockton A Kamp, Fresno A Goidman, Batersfield H A Smith, Los Angeles Miss Tyler, Portiand F A Tanner, Sas Jose P E Tanoer, Ohio R E Gill. Japan J Campbell & w.Spokane A T bertzhoft, Onkland Mrs Booth. New Jersey C B Booth, New Jersey E W Douglass, Troy ~ H H Hess, New York “ole, New York J T Hall. New York BShreve, New York Miss L Eliot, New Yor R J Aden, Vailejo Dr McPherson, Sta Cruz NEW WESTERN HOTEL. G Smith & w1, Los Ang J A King. Ogden A Hoilingsworth, Cal ~ B A Cosden, Ohio DA McCarty, Ind Ned Long, Oakiand k, Sausalito H R Murray, : anford 5J Phillips, Tauntan B C Bigiow & wf,Gt Falls R'E Weddle, Tacoma W H Vanious & wf, L A Miss Emma Birke, Cal M J Moffet & w1, Lecoto C M Richardson, Md e Took It Mighty Well. A superintendent of public instruction in a Southern town passed a garden where anegro and his three sons were at work. “Hello, old man, why don't you send your sons to school 2’ “All the 'vailabie timber, gonz to school.” “‘These boys should attend school; why don’t you send them ?’ ‘“’Case my con Dan is takin’ all de edy- cation for de family. I s'lected him ’case I thought he could take larnin’ better than the rest ob de boys, an’ 'case he ain’t no 'count at home.”” “You say he takes learning well ?"’ I reckon he does. Dat chile ain’t been dar but a week an’ he’s fotch home about fifty books. Oh, yes; he takes larnin’ welll Takes all he kin get his han's on.”’—Exchange. e THE CALL CALENDAR. ah, is dun April, 1897 [Su. (Mo, Tu | W./Th | Fr.Sa.; Mco's Phnm_' New Moon. 1 2l sj@ it 5| 6| 7| 8| 9|10/~ Firat Quarte F ) o el ol April 10, 1112 [ 13| 1415 (16| 17 | Fou sseon e e | e e e April 16. 18 (19|20 | 21 23|28 | 24 [t April 28, 2512627282030 OCEAN STEAMERS. Dates of Departure From San Francisaco. STEAMER | DESTINATION |__sats | PiEx Arcata. Coos Bay . [Apr 6.10Aw|Fier L3 City Puspia. | San Diswo..... [Abr 6.11am| Pies 11 omer. Coos Bay "1 |Apr 6,10Ax | Pler 18 WallaWaila | Vie & Pge Apr 6 gaw|Pler 9 Pomon HumboldtBas |Apr 6 2ru|Pier Del Norte..|Grays Harbor. [Apr 6 4rx| Pier 28 Sunol. . Gravs Harbor. |Apr 7. 12 |Pler 2 voruana Apr 80ax| Plor 2¢ Apr 8 Paw|plec 1t Apr 1012 u|P MSS =80 DIezo] | Apr 10,1 1au | Pler 11 Rio Janeiro. |China & Jabao |Apr 10, 1ru|PM 8 § Umatilia.... | Vic & Pyt Sna|Apr 11 9a |Per Humboldt.. | HumboidtBay | Apr 11, 2rx|Pler Czarina..... | Co0s Bav...... |Apr 12 Sru | bier 8 Eareka.. .| Newport .17 | ape 12, 9uu|Plor 11 Columbia’ " | Portlana """ | Apr 13 104x| Pler 24 Faralion... | Yaauina Bav. [Apr 13 5ru| Pler 2 ——————————————— SUN, MOON AND TIDE, UXITRD STATES CoasT AND GEODR: T T SUIRAT, O e WATERs AT F¥oxT PoINT, 'RANCE TO EAX FRANCISCO BAY. PUBLISHED BY Orye CIAL AUTHORITY O¥ THK SUPKBINTRN DR Nore—The high anl low v \ters occur ai the City Front (Missioz-stros: Wharl) abou: twenss Sive minutes )ster than at Fort Point: iae helght of tide Is the same a: both places. 120:4 by N 208:5, block 2, Chipman blocks, Ala- meda: gift. Same Lo same. 10t on N line of Buena Vista ave- nue. ¥75:1 W_of Park street, W 50, N 290, E 65, =~ 145, W 16, § 145 0 boginning, belng lots 5 and 19 and portion of lot 6, block 45, Minturn Tract, Alameda; gift. Same to same, 1ot on N'W corner of Park street and Bueus Vista avenue, N 95:414. W 133:414, § 95 E 126:1' to berinning. veing lots 14 aad 15. block 45, asme, Alamedas gift. Same to same, lot on SE corner of Walnut street an! Buena Vista avenue, E 200 by S 150:2, being lots 15 to 1%, block 32, lands adjacent to Encinal, Alameds: gift. F. K. Krauth to €. J. § Krauth, 1ot on E line of Park streer, 100 N of Kagle avenue, E 147:434. N 80, W 147:43, 50 0 bexinmins, beine iok 3, block F, mida Siatien Homestead, Alameda: also lot on S line of Central avenve 120 W of Park, S 120, W 30:6, N 31, E 31 to beginning, Alameda (as recorded); gift. F. B. and AnoaGranger (o Orman J. and Mar ga Te: W. Kmery, lot beginning at a point on & side of Smith streel, at NE corner of Alvarado Public School lot, thence NE 50 SE 140, SW 50 NW 140_"to beginning, town of Alvarado.- Washi: gton Township: $10. il H. Mairs to James Canfll, lot on W line of Myr.le str-et, 101 N of Twenty-second, N 100 by W 122, being the K 132 teet of lots 6 10 9. block 685, map of Market-strect lots, Oakland: $1. Annie Foley to Frederick and Frederike Gund- April—1897. Tuesdsv, April g ksl 28%253%5 By & & | JoTe—1In the above expostian of the tides tne les are” given in the STEAMERS TO ARRLIVE. STraMAE | ® Too Bay. 6 Willamette. 8 Tmatilia. 7 Corons. . 3 City of Para... X Monowal...... . [~ydney... 8 Fiorida | Doparture Bay. . 5 City of Everei 3 8 Humbolat Humboldt Bay 9 Humboldt Bay . 9 | roritana. .. W | xewpore. . 10 | China_an 10 | Humooid: b 10 .| Tacoma .. 10 | | Yuquina Bai 1 | Coos Bay ... n Coos Ha; b on A1 Queen .| Victoria & Fuget Nouni | .. apr 12 Alce Bianchuad | Cortiand........... Apr iz City Puebla.... San Diexo. Apr 12 Crescou: ity | Urescent City Apr12 Reate of Cai L | Ioriinng, Avr NOTIUE TO MAKINEEKS A branch of the Unlied States Hydrosraphis Office locaied fn tha Merchamats Exchanzn is maintained in San Franclsco for the beneft of mariners without regard (0 nationaiity aud free of expense. Navigators are cordlally iavited to visit the office, where complets seis of charts and saiiln s directions of ihe gorid are kejt oa hani- or con parison and refeMuce, and the lacest information ©can always be obtained regarding lights, dangers | to navigation and all matters of interest to ocena commerce. The tims ball ontop of the bullding on Tele graph Hill is hoisted about ten minutes befors Boon. and is dropped at noon. 120th meridian, by telegraphic signal received each day from ths Unlted States Naval Observacory s Maro Island A notice stating whether the time ball was dropped on time, or giving the error. It any, ls pubiishel the same day oy the afternoon papers Aad by the morning papers the following dav. W. 8. Huaszs, Lieutenant, U. S. N., in charga The Time Ball. BEANCE BYDEOGRAPHIC OFFICE, U. S, N. A MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE. } SAN FRANCISCO. April 5. 1897. The time ball on Telegrapn Hil. was dropped exactly at noon to-day—L e.. at noon of the 120:n meridian, or exacuy at 8 £ ., Greenwich time. W. S HueHEs, Lieutenant U. & N.. {n charg — SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Arrived. MONDAY. April 5. Stmr State of Callfornia, Green. 57 hours trom Portiand. via Astoria 4 hours; puss una mdss to_Goodall, Perkins & Co. Stmr Pomona. Doran. 15 hours 35 mia from Eure<a: pass and mdse, to Goodall, Perkins & Co. Stmr Scotia. Johnson, 64 hours Tom Yaquina Bay;: 506 tns s.0n6, 31 cds savevolis. 13 ska oysters, to Meyer & Akmann. Simr Newport, Searles, 23 days from Panams, vie Mazatlan 6 days 12 hours; pass and mdse, to Pacitic Mal, 3 S Co Stmr 7ruckee, Danlels, 7 hours from Tilla- moo< Bar: puss Andlumber, to J ~ Kimbail Stmr Tillamook, Hansen, 76 hours from Colum- bia River; lumber, to D H 8ibo Lumber Co. k Paimyra, Keiler. 1 9 aays from Newcastle, 1841 tons Coal.to J 4 Moore & Co. Schr Mary C, Campnell, 8 hours 1rom Bodega ; 70 bxs butter, 0 Ross & Hewiete. Schr Barbara Heruster, Jansen, — days from Bowens Landing: luniber, to F Heywood. Up Tiver direct. Schr Sparrow, Dart, lumber. to J R Hanity. Schr Dasy Rowe, Oisen, 6 days from Coos | Bay: lumber. to Simpson Lumber Co. Schr Ocean Spray, Stenboru, 14 hours tm Iver- | sens Landing; 75 cds wood, to N Iversen. Cleared. MONDAY, April 5. Stmr Humbold:, Bonifield, Eurexa: Humbolds S8 Co. | _Stmr Walla Walla, Wallace, Victorla ana Pors Townsend: Goodall. Perkins & Co. Haw simr San Mateo, Fietoher, Comox; | 1mp Co. Stmr Ci'y of Puebls, Alexander, San Diego; Goodall, Perkins & Co. Stme Equator, Gerne, Chignlk Bay; Hume Bros & Huwme. 8 days from Euresa; Pacific Sailed. MONDAY, April & Stmr Humboldt. Bonitield. Eureka. Stmr Czarioa. Seaman, Co s Ba Stmr W hitesboro, Johnson Stmr Point Arens, Johuson, Mendocino, Scnr Nettie Low. Low. Pond leyes. Schr Maxim, Olsen, Caspar. Telegraphic. FOINT LOBOS. April 5.—10 r. x.—Weather clear: wind Wi veloci.y 20 -nies Charters. ‘Tne schr Elfza Miller joads lumber at Tacoma for Mexico: schr Emma Claudina, redwood a: Lurexa for Champerico. Spoken. Mar 17Lat 1%, long 26 W, Brship Cralgmore, from Swansea, for San Francisco. Mar 19—Lat 1 8. Jog 27 W, Br bark Iredale, fm Tacoma, for Queensiown. Per Daisy Rowe—Apr 1—Lat 42 45 N, long | 125 24 W, schr Louisa D with 632 sea skins. ALl well. ‘er Ocean > pray—Mar 28 -Lat 37 58 N, loug 124 W, scur Aluoke of Victorla with 105 skins. Domestic Ports. EUREKA—Arrived Apr 5—Scur Lottle Carson, from San Pedro. Z PORT LOS ANGELES—Arrivea Apr 4—Nor stmr Pe‘er Jebsen. from Nana{mo. SAN PEDRO—Sailed Apr 5—Stmr Jewel SAN DIEGO—Sailed Avr 6—U § simr Alba tross. FORT BLAKELEY—Arrived Marlon. from San Pedro. GREENWOOD—sailed Apr5—Stmr Alcazar, for Newport. ABTORIA—Arrived Apr 5—Stmr Alice Blanch- ard, hence Mar 30. C0OS BAY—Salled Apr 4—Schr Gotama, for San Francisco NEW PORT—Arrived Apr 5—Stmr South Coast, trom Eurexa. GRAYS HARBOR—Arrived Apr 4—Schr © T Hill, hence Mac 27. Saffed Apr 4—Schr Jennis Thelin, for San Fran- cseo. SEATTLE_Arrived Apr 4—Jap stmr Sakura Maru. from Yokohama. TATOOSH—Passed Apr5—Stmr Willamette, fm Seattle. for San Francisco. EUREKA—Arrived Apr 5—Stmr North Fork, hence Apr 4. 2 ; FORT BRAGG—Arrived Apr 5-Stmr Weeoit, hence Avr 4. COQUILLE KIVER—Satied Apr 5—Schr Sac- ramento. for San Francisco. ASTORILA —Salled Apr 5—Schr Sacramento, for San Francisco. EUREKA—Arrivel Apr5—Stmr Farallon, hee Apr 4, and salled for Yaquina Bay. TACOMA— Arrived Apr 5—Ship Dashing Wave, hence Apr 27: Brship Morialta. hence Mar 22. Salled Apr o—Bkin Ca lerige Sudden, for San Francisco. PORT GAMBLE—Arrived Apr 4-Schr Comet, from San Pedro. TATOO-H—Passed Apr 4—Stmr City of Ever- ett, from Nanaimo, for Sau Francisco: ship Two Brothers from Tacoma, for San Francisco. PORT ANGELES—Arrived Apr 5—Nlo bkin Wrestier. from Honoluln *_PORE TOWNSEND—Arrived Apr 5—Bktn Jonn Smith, hence Mar 25, o Vancouver. ASTOKIA—Arrived Apr 5—Stmr Columbla, nce Aprs. Apr 5—Schr Forelgn Ports. HONG KONG—Sailed Mar 1—Br stmr Dorie, for San Francisco. NEWCASTLE. NSW-Sailed Apr 1—Br bark Lindiey, ‘or San Francisco. Mar 2-Swed bark ‘Anna Sofia, f0r —. FLEK1WOOD—Arrived Apr 5—Brship Me'an- ope. from reron. z HULL—Arrived Apr 2—Br bark Nithsdale, frm Oregon: Fr ship Poltailosh, from Orezon. QUEENSTOWN— \rrived Apr 3—Br ship Do- munion. hence Nov 28, SYDNEY—Sailed Apr 2—Brship Anaurus, hnc Feb 17, 44 days. CHAMPERICO—Arrived Apr S—Schr Mary K Russ. beaca Mar 8. DEPARTURE BA Y—Arrived Apr 4—Ship Joha C Pot:er, hence Mar 27. NAGASAKI-Salled Feb 10-Ship Geo Curtls, or Hon olulu. fMovements of Traus-Atlantic Steamer NEW YOR:4—Arrived Apr 5—Stmr Furnessia, from Glasgow. GIBRALTAR—Arrived out Apr 5—Simr Kalser Wilhelm. HAMBURG—Salled Apr 5—Stmr Pheenles, for New Yors. a ROTTERDAM—Sailed Apr 4—Stmr Werken- dam, tor New York. LiZARD—Passed Apr 5—Stmr Veendam, from New York, for Rotterdam. IBRALTA K= Passed Apr 5—Stmr Werra. frm Genoa, for New York. Importations. PORTLAND—Per State of California—37039 sks potatoes, 562 sks onjons. S22 qr-sks floor. 286+ Funnies’ flour ¥40 hfsks flur. A2 sky flour. 8171 sks wheat, 603 bdls shooks. 1754 sreen hiacs, 508 pkgs paper. As-oria—.51 8k ovaters, 3000 sks potatoes, 4 ks express, )02 bdis shooks. EUREKA--Per Fomona—1l €s dry goods, 1 bx plate. 25 rolls leather, 39 bxs butter, 1 bd saws, 1 Ex sampes, 785 M sningies, 1 sash. 1 crate 18 doors, 38 Mt lua ver, 1 cs notions, 18 bdis peits, 5 pes express, 1 ak ¢olo. Rand £ R'R—2 cs dre 200da. 12 tubs 158 bxs butter. 60 cs condensed milk, 5 biis stoe. ! sk nuts, 50 sks potatoes, 1 bx meat, 50 dressed calves. 1sk dried frut. Consignees. Per Pomoaa—A Crocker & Bros Amer Press Assn; A C Nichols & C¢ zess: Bricham Hopoe & Loz Dairyme: Dunbam, C: & Co: Dodye, Sween ‘Twee.ie: Higgins & Colllus: Hills Bros: 3cKay & Co: Brown Bros & Co- J H Newbauer & Co; Russ, Early & Harville: Sawyer Tanning Co: M.honey Bros: Standard Ull 0> C Whitner & Co: M Khi man'& Co: J H Newbauer & Co: Getz Bros &Co: Wheaton. Breon & Co; Wells, “arg) ¢ Co: Wolt & Son: L D Sione & Co; J Schiweitzer & Co: Tiojan Shirt Co; Ross& Hewlet: Witzel & Baker: G Lucea: Hilmer. Breahoff & schulz, F B Haight Norton, Teiler & Co: O B Smith & Co. Per ~tate of California—H Di McDonough & Runyon: L Jageer: L ~cat-n1 & Co: W J Murray & Co: J H Cain & Co: D N Bollman Erlanger & Galinger: Thomas Loushran: Cromu.s & Co: Morzan Ovater Co: Alaska Packers' Assn: D J Hossell: J PThomas: Willamette Pulp & t aper Go: Claisop M1l Co; Wells, Farzo & Co: D J kas. sell; F Hillens & Co: Moore, Ferguson & Co: C ¥ Lelst & Co; Darbee & Immel: Bissinger & Co; S Sutvater, Aller & Lovia: Jackn 3, Chase & co; Detel cAllister&Co; * Crown P Oo; Bissinger & Co. ik Dalton Bros.