The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 11, 1897, Page 31

i ] e e THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, APRIL 11, 1897. 31 THE COMMERCIAL WORLD SUMMARY OF THE MAKKETS. aemoralized. recov Bariey advancing. Rol'ed Barley bigher. receipts of Dried Fr Hogs weak. still du THE NATIONAL CASHBOX. Trited States rer D. N. Morzan reports the amour n on hand at the close of March et s Goud ccin - .....8151.988.509 Gol EXPOETS OF I from his port du. tne 7, azalns: 6839 dasks WINE AND BRANDY RECETPTS. ¢ this port during were as follows, 4 in 1898: Wine, ¢ 4.193,500; - Brandy REVENUE COLLECTIONS. Collect = i firee i b ve ons in this disirics s of the year were 000 EANE CLEAKINGS. Local bank clearings las: week were 81 B48. csains: 812,285,081 Wnrem 7 O Clear ® Partly Cloudy ® Cloudy ® Rarn® Snow SHADED AREAS SHOW PRECIPITATIH DURING PA 12 HOURS Expianatton. The arrow files wis #¢ siation indicae maximu: ibe wind. The top fignies temperatur for the ount of ays: those underneath it.if an Falprall, of meited spow 3 hd hundredth @uring the past twel Isobars, or soil lines, comnect poin's Of equal alr pressure; iso- therms, or dotted lines, equa sre. The word “bigh” means high baros rressure and is osuslly sccompanied by fair weatber: “low” to low pressure.snd is urually precoded companied by cloudy wesinerand rains. “Lows" usually first appear on the Wasbingion comst. Wien the pressure isbigh In the interior &nd iow along the coast, avd the ischars exiend north and south along the COMAL. TAIG is probable: bat when the “low Is inclosed with isovars of marked curvature, rain s0uth of OTegon s improd- able. With 2 “high” in’tbe vicinity of Idaho, and the pressure falling to the California cosst, warmer wesiher may be expecied in_summer aad coider weather (g winier. The reverse of these conditions will produce an opposite result. WEATHER BUREAU REPORT. refers snd UNITED STATES D¥PARTMENT OF AGRICUL. TURY. WEATHER EURrAU, SAN FRANCISCO, April 10, 1897, 5 7. M.—Tue following e the rain s for ibe past 24 hours, and seasonal rainfalls te as compared with 1hose of the same date ast season: ureks, past 24 hours .00, last season 38.59: Hea BIloff. past 24 hours.00. this sesson 23.74, las sesson 17.15: San Fran cisco, past 24 bours .00. this sesson 22.57, last season 17.05; Fresnc, past 24 nours, .00, this sea. s0n 10.53, Iast season 5.99: San Lul £3'hoars |00, thi- seassn 20,71 las: soas B 3BT 1: Los Angeles, past 24 hours .00, this season 48.04 last season §88: San Diego, pas: 24 hours 00, this season 11.63, last season 5 74; Yuma, past 24 hours .00 season 5.35, ast season .58, =an Francisco data—MsXimum temperature 75, minimom 58, mean 66. Weather conditions and general forecasts: An ares of high prossure s central this eveniag off b wouth of tae Columbia Kiver. The jowest pressure is Teporc d from Moniama, Warm. fair weather s:ill continues throu hout the region south 0f Oregon. The temp-rature has fallen in Washington aud Cen:ral Oregon from 10 10 20 de grees. T 810 has Secome cooler a/0ng the Cer tral California coast. Cooler weather is expecied san d.y throughout Cailfornis, Nevada and Utah, which wili be followea by’ warmer weather by Sunday nigbt. FINANCIAL. CHICAGO GRAIN, PROYISIONS AND NEW YORK STOCKS. WHEELOCK & CoO. < Letdesdorf St, Tel Main 1934 CENTHAL OFFICE €25 Market S, Paiace Hotel. Purly & Atkingon, Mazacers. Tei. Maln 5144 Uptown Office—Bald win Hote! (adjolning Grill Koom). Tel Main 1u9l. PURDY, ATKINSON &<CLAPP, Managers. Orders wstanty executed on lstest market Quo tailons. Heference lst Natooal EZ CHICAGU PRIVATE Wiks NEW YOI s season 16.74, | | | | | | | | | | | | White, Yorecasts made atSan Franciseo for 30 hours ending at mianicht. April 11, 1897: Noriher: California—Fair. cooler Sundiy, ex- cept staiionary temperature at Eureka: Fair Sunday: cooler slong the coast: fresh wesierly wins. Nevada—Purily cloudy. cooler Sunday. Ttah—Local rai W. H. Haxwox. Forecast Official NEW YOEK MARKETS. SEW YORK, N.Y., April 10—News of an actual collision on the Macedonian frontier was promply reficted on the marcet. Stocks with internationsl marxes yleldad from 14 to % t3 on opening t-ansactioss but the deciiue was even more decided in shares with oaly + do- mestic market. Cio3ing prices were se dy with a pariial recovery from tne lowest. Chicaso gas was the exception in an exhibition of coutinuous engih. Government boods were steady at un- chauged quotations. Raliroad bonds irregolar. Tmportan: net advances were: Chicago Gas fi to 97, Deuver aat Ko Grande firsts to 113 Aransas Pass fours 1o 6134 Not-worchy clines were: Atchison adjusiient fours to 43y General fours o 8034, Northern Pacifc privr fours to 863 Barsiver. ... : Steriing on London, 60 davs rling on London. sight S 2'S, recistered. .. ¥ 5%, coupo GAR—Cuda, centrifugal, 33 < GHTS—2ew York to Liverpool Grain markets were wiid this morning. The | r3t five mioutes of trading presenied one of the mos: excit ringthe year. The prices ward iz, May to 72%c. ers were . offerinzs were lignt. s and specala:fon or manipulated war re the influeaces. Afier the first ten ! the exciement sbated and dullness shoc uj 1:00 2:10 11:00 5 c. Closing. May, c: Septémber, ¢ firmer, owing (o the rise in quiet. Prime, $4 3513: Pork firm. Mess. $8 75@8 25. TALLOW—Quoied ac- - UTTER—Creamery Western fancy, 20c. and Pennsylvania fr Western do, 934¢. STOCKS AND BONDS. : 9% @10c: American Sugar... American Sugar Pid American Todacco American Spirit Mig Co Atchison. < Central Pacific. . Chicazo Gas C.B&Q Con. Gas Cordage Cordage Pid s Denver & Rio Grande Pi Delaware & Lackawaca ie seneral Electric Centrai._. * & Texas, Prd c North Pacific,’ Pt Northwestern . North Americ Pacific Mail Pullmap Rock Istaad Reading Paul Texas Pact Tennesse ¢ Uuioa Pa T. S Les U. S. Laa Western Union Wabash, Pfa o1& iron Prd NEW YORK BAYE STATEMENT. YORK. Y., April 10.—The weekiy cement shows the following changes: decrease, $4,496,525; 0: specte, decrease. #119,800: decronse. $2,204,100: deposis. decrs uiation, decrease, §112,600; b NEW bank Tegat £3.309.9.0: ¢t now hold $48,170.050 nder the 25 per cen cuicAGO WHEAT- 9:20 May .. g63g 66 881y sy July. 1T 6s%e 6675 - o6 = 833, September.... —o SEed sl 12:00 12::0 100 118 by 20, BN fhl o Produce. 2582354c aciive: receipts 1t; demand fair Extra creamery. 18c seconds, 14c: imitations. 15¢. Dalries xtras, 16c: firsts 18¢; secouds, Firm and active; raceip's (beral: offer- Strict!y fresh, ' loss off cases returned, Cases inciuded, Sc. ¥HOVISION s—Held strong and advanced, —Stesdy, noi op prices. Pork advauced 15c or more to 885 jor May and ¥ 4714 for July as closia rices Lard—May. 8430: July, $4 80 Hibs— May. $46714: July, £4 671 Green hams, 51e@ B34c. “Short side ribs, $4 65; extra sbort cicar sides and backs. 53gc. FLOU k—Hard spriag patent-. £ | 70@4 in wood: s0it, $3 €083 =0: red dog $1 051 10 10 sacks. Livestock. CATTLE—Recelpts are falling off, head beins received to-day, and the week’s Suppiy was 3000 less than last wee-. Our ook fOF hex week good. Fance beeves 55 4085 50: choice caule to prime, 35 10@5 30: caives, $5@5 15 Prices ruling about 60C BIEer than a yenr ago. HOUS—Recelp:s for tue week 104 200 nead. Frices—Common o choice. $3 75@4 15: heavy packing lo:s, $3 75@3 85: 200d o choice, $4@4 10, SH EEP—Barely 62,00 head of sheepana iambs were received daring ihe week. Prices show no Iy 200 particu er change. being from 33 50 for calls up (o %3 for prime Colorados and $5 75 for primie West- ern. FOREIuN MARKETS, London. April 10.—Consols, French rentes, 1021 65c. Liverpool. WHEATLQulet. No.1 standard California wheat, cargoes Walla Walla wheat, 26s 03 ; car. £0¢s Off coast, quiet: cargoes on passage, o ult and partially 50 lawes: wheat in Parls, weak: flour in Faris. weax. LOTTON—Uplands, 4 11-16d. FUTURES. Ihe Yroduce Exchange cable gives the following Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter: May, 08 T34a: July, 53 714d: September, 5s 8344, EXCHANGE AND BULLION, 11234; Sterling Exchange, 60 days — s487 Steriing kxchauge, sig] - asay Steriing Cables... = — 48w New York Exctange, sight. . - 15 New York Exchange, telegraphic, — 1715 Fine siiver. per ounce. . 5 617 Mexicaa Doilars 495 20 LI e PRODUCE MARKET. WHEAT AND OTnER GRAINS. W HEAT—The Eversham Abbey takes for Cape Town 51127 ctis, valued at §73,800. There wes & sharp recovery in_tutures, in sym- paiby with Chicago. but spot prices were undis- turbed. Quoted n: 3117456120 B ctl for com- moa grades. $1 25 for average No. 1, $1 2714 for choice and 1 35@1 40 ¥ cil for extra cnoics wlli- g CALL BOARD sALES. INFORMAL “xssiox—9:15 o'clock—December— 80COC iy 31 USia 6 LU, §1 UBGs: 8.000, 51 10; 16.000. 31 08347 4000, #1 0974 400, 81 1014 3‘(.00().:01"!(‘)};;"1001% Snl ‘LQ-‘_’ 6 00, 81 0914 8y —5U00. §1 1 ;20L0, 81 1755: 1itg: Mar-suo0. s, 1753:8000,81 1135, SECOND “¥Ss10N—Decamber—4000 ctls. 81 09; 2000. 3. 0935; 2000, $1 U9IL4: U0V, $L 08: diay —31000, ‘l‘lfi',j, P it y o Hl:vliAK)lnl\ ING SEssro: 24106, 31 10557 10.000" S 100" 2LL00. 31 108%; 14,000, 81 1014: 000, $1 10 3: 2000, 81 1034 S 00, 81 1845 500U, §1 20; %0u0, &1 18550 T it (G BARLEY—Orders for Fred for snipment are on 5o mar ch |5 improving in consequence Feed, 65@72%c: Browlag remalas nominaL CALL BoARD saLEs. INFORMAL SESS10X—$:15 o'clock—No sales. SECOND ~£ss10N— No sales. EXavran Mo UATS—No Pey bustuess of any consequence. Milling, Fancr Feed. $125@1 30: common 1@1 10 200d to <hoice, $1 1215@1 22 Elack 'for feed. 95c@i1 05: G Surorise, $1 35@1 40 B ctl. 2 per (ou over .ue raw product. CORN—%ne marse rules dull. Large Yellow, 80@A2145¢ B et small Koend o, 3 80@8c @ ot oend do, 97%c: White, BY E—1715@825%c B ctl. { BUCKWHEAT-Quoted at 81 1561 25 B ctl. FLOUR AND MILLSTUFF¥S, FLOUR—Net cash prices are: Family extras, Clipped Oats sell $i@ | 1 brisk | $175@4 85 Bakers' exiras, $4 S0@4 65: Super- fine. $i@+ 35 B bol. CORNMEAL, ETC—Feed Corn, $17 50@1S: Cracked Corn, $18@19 B toa. MILLSTUFFS—Prices in sacks are as foliows, usual disconnt to the trade: Graham Flour, $2 85 Kye Floor. $250% 100; Rice Flour, Cornmeal, $282 25: extra cream do, §2 7 Oatmeal, $3 50; Oaz Groats, #4: Homiay, $3 10@ 8 3); ruckwheat Flour, 83 25@3 80; Cracked Wheat, $350: Fariga, $i: Whoie Wheat Flour, 85 Rolled Cats (bbls). '§4 75@5 15: Peari Bariey, #375g4. Split Peas, 88 50; Green Go, $4 25 B 100 s HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS. Ground Barley is sdvancing sgaln. Hay con- tinues weak. BRAN-$13@13 50 for the best and $12312 50 ¥ ton for outside brands. MIDDLINGS — 17318 for lower grades and $18 50819 B ton for the best. FEEDSTUF¥s — Holled Barley, $15@18 50. Olicaxe Meal a the mill, $2680 ® ton; jubbing, 27 B0 F512% — Wheat, $3@10 50; Wheatana Oat, ¥a | 30; Oat, $6@8'50: Barley, $6 50@8: Alfaifa, @7 50: compressed, $6@8’ 50: stock, $5@6; Clo- | ver, $6@8 B ton. | barb, “80c@81 loans, decrease, | Cocoanuts §6@5 50 # 1 STHAW—25450c ¥ bale. EEDS. Both Beaus and Seeds rule duil. BEANS—Bayos quoted a: 31 75@19); Small Whites, $1@1 20 per ct: Large Waites, $1@1 20 P cu: Pioks, S1 US@1 10; Reds, $1 101 20 Blackeye, $1 80@1 75; Ked Kiduey, $2G2 00: Li- mas, 818081 60; Buiters, $1 39G1 30. Fes, 31 10 el 2 ©-£EDS_Brown Mustars, $2 5082 75: Yeliow Musiard, 1 50 B cil; Flax, $1 60 @ ctl: Canary AND = Serd, 13,@:14c P B: Alinifa. 634c; Rape, 2358 Timotny. $14 tles, $1@L 20 B cil; Green, $125@1 40 % crl. POTATOES, O IONS, VEGETABLES. Onfons have advanced agalu. 8e1is by the box. PUTATOES—New Potacoes. 1@134c B 1b: Sweet oes, $1@1 75 B Early Kose, 63§75¢ River reds, 63¢75¢c: Burbank Seedings, 45@65c B cui for Kivers, SUc@®1 10 for Salinas and 60@75c for Pecaiumus; Oregon Burbarks, 6oc @31 10. ONIONS—Oregons, $3 508365 B cil. 1ons, 82 28 B sack. ® et VEGETABLES—Receints wers 1072 boxes As- paragus. 521 boxes Rhabarb & d 403 sks Peas. Hoihoase Cucumbers “guotatle ai 30c@S1 ¥ dozen: Asparagus $1@1 30 ® box for common, #1 73@2 for choice and $2 5 ® box @8 ' zon: Los Tomatoes, — § box: Jlexican Tomatoes. $1 25@l 50 W box: Dried Peppers, 6@%c B b Green Peas. S@3bac: Lo Angeleg ~tring beans S@1Uc ¥ B: Drie: Ukra, 8 Asj agus Dow Caz On Australian Oslons, 84 50@3 for tancy: Rhu Marrowra: Squash, $7 @Sc » B Cabbage, 40850 ® cii; Carrois/25@ | S0c B sack; Garlic, 13262 ¥ B EUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS. BUTTER-—Dealers are shading Dairs Butter to A good deal of soft Butter is being recelved. ney creameries, 13@151g¢: sec- c§ D. ce o famcy, 11@12 B B; grades, S@luc. PIC ED—-1310@14c B B for new. Fraxin—13@ldic ¥ B for new CREAMERY TUB—New, 14@liihe B B Choice mild new, Bia@7c B B: com- 613@éc: Cream Cheddar, 10@11c; A'merica, T@8e: Western, 11c: Eastern, 13 @lscwn EGG~—Quotations remain undisturbed. Ranch Ezzs. 11la@l2c: store Eggs. 1013@11c § dozen: Duck Eggs, 14815 @ dozen. Bt POULTEY AND GAME. lower POULTRY—Saveral carsot Eastern Poultry are expected this week. Here.and Rabbits are coming In spotled and the Marke: Iaspector gobbies up ihis stock. Live Turkeys, 1:@16c for Gobblers, 15@18e for Heus: Geese @ paig $2@2 25: Goslings, $2 5083 Ducke, $5@6 50 for oid and §7 50@S 50 for voung. Hens.' §4@5 50 Koosiers, youug. $6 5U&T 5u 0, 0ld, 34@4 50: Frvers, $5@ 30: Lroilers, §4@3 for large aud $2 50@3 50 for smal ¥ doz for yoanz and $1 50 for 1d. GAME-—Hare, 25@50c; Rabbiis, $1 for Cotton- 1s and 75¢ for small DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS, Etrawberges sold ai 31 B basket. DECIDUOUS FRUITS— Apples. $1 CITRUS FRUITS—Navel Oranges are quotable at §1 75@3 25 B box: Seediiogs. Toc@sl 25 B box; Meciterrapean Sweets $1G150 ® box. Lemons, 75c@$1 25 ior comm for good to choice: Mexican California Limes. Pioeapples, 328 DRIED FEUITS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETC, The market s In the same old rut. DRIED FRUITS—Quotations sre as follows: Pes 4@5%c B B faacy, 6c B D: peeled, 10@124sc: Apricoss, 6@8c: Moorparks, 10@12 evaporated Appes, 5@33ac: sus-dried, 2@2isc Prunes, 2U4@.%,c for the & sizes: ahiie Figs Plums, 4@Abac 10 pitied and 1@13ac for unp.t ted: Nectarines. 31@515¢ P B for piime to fancy Pears, 115@Ac for wuole, 214 @¢ fOr quarters and 3@Ac tor hulves. BAISINS— Four crown, 10ose, 5%4¢: 3-crown, 4147; 2-crown. 23c P M; 'seed ess Sulianas, S@Bbacs seedless Muscaiels. 43ac; -crown London layers. $1@1 15 cins.e's, £1 50; Dehesa ciusiers, $2 50; Iu.perial clusters, §2 50: dried grapes out. N UTS—Ches:nuts quotable ai 8@10c: W 612@7c ¥ B for standard ana sofistiell; Almonds, 6@61ac for 1. Byac for hardsaeli and S@9c # B for pape: Peanuis. §@6c B_M for Eastern and 4c for Cal fornia: Hickory Nuis, @c B B: Pecans. 7128 Hc @ b: Filberts, 71588y Brazil Nuis, 756@sc Inu's. bac B B for HONEY—Com 1U@1214 for bright and 5@8c for lower grades; water.white exiracted, 5@ ac light amber excracied. 41e@434c; dark amoer, @dlac: dark, 2@c ¥ D, BEESWAX 2823c 3 B PROVISIONS, Prices remain unchaaged, cont cent expectations of dealer. in Hogs The market is dail. CURED MEATS—Bacon. 7c b forheavy, Tige A D for light mediam, 10 for lizht. 1035 B b for exira light and 12¢ ¥ 1 for suzar cured. Eas:- ern sugarcared Hams 12150 8 B Caifornia Hams, 1lc $ B: Mess Beet, §9 @ bbl: exira mess do, $9 50: famiy do $1/@I0 50: extra ¥ to the re- owinz to the decline prime Pork, $8 50: exira ciear. $14 P bbl; mess, 10c & B. < are quoted at 534c for Tiac; $12 ¥ 0bi; Smosed Bee L VRD—Eastern tier compound and 614@7c for pure: pal Calitornia tierces, 4iqc for compound and wre: balf-this, 7c: 10-Ib tins, 714c; €0 5-1b COTTOLENL—6c1n uerces aud 10-Bens HIDES TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. HIDES AND SKINS — Culls and brands sell lc under souna stock. Heavy salted steers, Sc: medjum. 7c B B; light, 7c B B: Cowhides, 7e Stags, 8c: salted Kip, 7c B b: saltea Caif, Sc: salted Veal 7c: ary Hides. 112813C; oulls and vrands. 914@10c B b: dry Kip sad Veal 9@1ue dry Cal?. i5c: cully, 10c; Goatsklns, 20 Kids, 5¢; Deerskins. €ood summer. medium, 20c: 10c; >hee; lings, 10 ort ' wool, medium. 30@4bc each: long wool TALLOW—XNo. 1, rendered, 3@3%4c ® b; No. 2, %c: Tefined, 5¢: Grease, zc B ib. WGOL—Tne activity continues. Spring elip: ountain, 11@l4c: Footnill, 10@12%a¢: San Joa- quin, year's ciip, 7@i0c: o, seven months, S@1lc ® b Nev.das, 10@14c; kastern Uregon. 7@10c. HOPS—6@8C for falr to choice and 9g10c B B for fancy. GENERAL MERCHANDJISE. BAGS—Calcutts Grain Bags. spot, 53c; Jume- July delivery, 534c; San Quentin, $5 40; Wool Bags, 27¢. COAL—A local circular says: “During the week there have been five arrivals of Oregon ana Wash- lagiou Coals—11 230 tons, two irom Briiish Col- unbia, 3723 tons, and Lwo cargoes from Austraiia, 4838 ous. The arrivals of Australian came to Dand very opportune.y. as (he . ards. Ate shiizely bare of Coloni«| fuel und coatrac re being filled with Coas: Coals which are saoatitut d fob uss e ifan. Corral Hollow product wi.lshorily be b (he roarket soliciling tne pa.ronace of consumers; it 1t the characierisiics Giaimed for It 1t Wil pe: find 1avor with the pubiic. The change of Dot Bas malerially dioiiniabed domestie son SOmpiion, as fuel for Erate Msss Bow. I mos oo quired. Saes of steam Coals are hoiding up, the general complaint among the wholesaie dealers is that profits are cat too fine. competition 1is too keen. kngagements for Coal tonnage from Syd- ney and Newcastle foo. up over 130,000 tous ca- pacity, and from Swanses over 83.0.0 .ons, a!l ot which shounid arrive here thisyeur. hence it 13 very eviden: where we may 0ok for over 2 X of our tuel supply in 1#97. The latest freixht quotations from SwaDses aud the colonies show a deciine. 50 that low prices for Coa! must rule all the year: this should belp our icdustrial interests. Wei.ington 15 quotaole at $8: New Wellington, £8 per ton: ~ouchilieid Welilugton, $7 50 % ton. Seattle, $5 50: Bryaot, 35 5U; Coos bay, 84 75 #® ton: Walisend, $7 # to: Cumberland. $13 50 @ ton in bulk and $15 In_sacks: Pennsyl- wvanla, Anthracite thracite. $8@10; i, 88 B :0a: | ock Springs, Castle Gate and asant \alley, 87 80; Coke. $11@12 in bulk and $13 P ton in'sks. CANNED SALMON —The Alaska Packery As- tociation quotes Hed Salmon as follows: In iots 0f 25,000 cases. 95¢ B dozen: 50.000 cases, 921ac ¥ dozen; 75,000 cases, HUc B dozen, net casn f. o, ©. ex-ship. COFF = E—C. E. Bicxford’s circular gives the re- ceipts at this port during the fi-st three months of 1597 a1 48.522 bags, against 52,138 vags during the same period in 1896 The sa.es from first hands were 20.550 bags, azain<t 41,032 The stock In first hands April 1 was 18,293 bags. 081 Aprii 1, 18¢8 The wor.d’s wisible upply Apri'l was 4381080 bacs, againe: 5554810 April 1,1896 The circular says: “The constant and a most daily decline in the price of this staple everywhere has s demoralized deaicrs 45 1o briag business practicaliy to a standstill here. The only transactions of any moment daring the past fort- night embracec about 1000 bags unwashed Salva- dor. as noted below, and were mainly of specaia- tive character, stariire from 131gc and gracually deciining with each sale to 12100 at this wei:ing. There are parcels st I offering at this fl .ure, bot nother drop of 14¢ to-day in Braz!l Coffee in New 35 $11@1% 9 ton: Weish An: Pigeons, $:@ York has stopped further buying forthe present. Deliveries for actual_consump:ive purnoses, of ail classes of Cofee, have been apnormally small o view of the very light stocks known 10 exist in jovbers’ hands, which latter fact is abou: the only encouraging prospect In view just mow. Quota- tions have been revised to syme extent, but wich the exceplion of those for unwashea Salvador they are larzeiy if not who 1y nomiael T -day’s 3100k cousists of 8245 Costa Rica, 172 Nicaragua, 3520 . 11,757 Guatemala aad 3000 Mexicau— 1 26,674, as agalos: 16,636 same time last year.” We quote: CosTa Rica-19G10c 8 B for good to prime washed: 17@1734c for g0od: 1+@163gc gt mized with black beaus: 15@16c for far: 13%%c nominal for common o ordinary. SALVADOR—17GIEc for g 0d to prime washe 1559 1834c B I ‘Or fair washed: | S@19c § B for g0od to prime washed peaberry; 18ly@lic for superior unwashed: 1:34c for good unwashed: 162431 7¢ for g0od 10 prime unwashed peaberry. GUATEMALA AND M EXICAN—1515@2ic & B for pritas to sirictly prime wasied; 1T4glNIec for 00 tu strictiy kood washed: 16@L{. for fair wasbed 13@i5c B B for medfum; 10@I2i4e for ordioncy: 5@Y34c for inferior Lo common: 19@ 20c tor g00d 1o prime Washed poaberry; 1632@11¢ for 2001 £0 prime unwashed peaberry. SUGAFE—The Wesiern Sugar Refining Company qotes, terms net casii: | ubeand Crushed and Fine Ufushed. Bigc: Powdered. 53gc: Dry Granuiated, 6lgc: Confectioners’ A, 5l5C. Magiolia A, 434 Fstra C, 45pc: Goldea (. 435c: Candy Granilaied, 534¢; haif barre.s L4c more than barrels and boxes 14¢C more. SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET. Hogs continue depressed at the dectine. Wholesale rates tor dresssd stock from slaugh- terers are as follows: BEEF—First quality, 60; second do, 5@5%3¢: third do, 484140 B D VEAL 1~ 5@6c: smail, 687c P B. MUTTON—Wethers. 512 @6C; Ewes, 5c B B LAMB—Spriug, 6@7¢ % B. PORK—Live Ho.s, 3ha@ic for large and 4@ 434¢ for small and mediumi; sofc Hogs, 234@3 Y« dressed do, 5@6b4c. BECEIPTSs OF PRODUCE. FOR 24 Houms. Floor, ar sks... Middlings, sxs. Halsins, boxas - Quicksilver. fisky Slustard Seed, s& ot REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. City and County of San Francisco to Anale J. Boardmap, lot on SE corner of Sacramento and | Franklin streets, E 82:9 by ~ 127:54;: grant. ie & Henrichs, loc on § line of ;’vak sireet, 106:3 E of Clayton, E 25 by S 187:6: 10. Margaret A., Sarah M., Augustire M., Jerome V. sod Ignal W. Skelly b street, 810. J. Magnin to Mary Frederick, same: $5. Mary Dullea to J-ckson Brewing Company, lot on W line «f Juniper street, 200 SE of Foisom, SE 25 by sW 91; $o. Howardstreet Presbyterian Church to Thomas %.and Elizabe h Bannen, lot 0a 81106 of Twenty. tird street, 77:8 W of Capp, W 45 by S 100; $10, Mary C. Blake and Charles L. Tayior (trusiees | esta'e of Frances Biake) to_Mary Goodricn, lot on | E line_of Hryant street, 270 S of Twentleth, 8 | 50 by & 100: $6U0. | " Mary C. and Alice . Blake and Nellle F. Witcher | 10 same, same: $10. | _Albert Meyer o Mathilde Bragner, iot S line of | hieenih sifeet, 100 W Of Eureks, W tutro to Henrietta L. B. Sutro, bene- Fishits al present and upon the terminatios of trusts created by 295 d. 325, an undivided sixth of the foilowing: Jot on W line of Bailery street, 45:10 N of Pine, N 140 | aiso lot on N ltne of Caii | Montzomery, E 25 by N 114:7, trust deed; $—. | “Jobn L ‘sa Fauline Bowen' (uee Pa Tie- | roff) to eroff. jot on r line of Kearny ect, 68:9 S of Vailejo, ~ 68:9 by & 685:9: aiso all | In:erest iu the estate of Augusius Tieroft: 810, Kate N. Madisan to Giobaica i+ lust,10:0n iine of John stree:, 100 W of Powe! W 18:9 by N 62:6; $10. | Charles R. Story (br George A. Story. attorney) to Caroline P. B. Story. lot on N itne of Mc AL 1stat srret 137:6 E of Levenworth, N 157:6. W 157:6. S35, = 8T:4, S 2 35,5876, K 70 to | also lots 2 533, 2548, 2549 and | ap 4: 5 2550, George < Folsom to Union Iron Works, : on Wilhe ot Geordia. aireet, 250 second | (Sierra), N 50 be W 200: 310, Orvil ¢ C. Baldwin t» G. Ferls Baldwin, lot on S line o Bstres . 8) W Of Seventeenth avenue, W 30 by S 100; 810, tobert H.'and Belie Gans to ¥ erdinand Holtum, loton sline of Sstreet, 107:8 E of Thiriy-ninih of Twe: avenae, E -5 by & 100, $10. Margarst Jans (or Margaret Jene) Johmnson to Georze Michaels, lo:'on E line of Ciover street 25 ~ of righteen h S 25 by E 100. belng Marsersireel Lomesiead (to correct am and J. J. Meyers , block 12, iot 39, block 1z and 18, plock 47, to C. E. Sunn; aford E 200 N of Sargent, N 25 by E 100, lot 18, bioc 9, Lty Land Association: $5. George Dersie to Mattie H. Jack:on, lot on W 10 N of Holloway streer, N 50 | 6, ivts 36 and 37, biock 3, Lakeview; Jehn and Lizzie O'Connor to William E. Row- | 1ands, locs 35 and 38, biock 151, 0" \eil and Haley Tract; $10. | “Willlam k. Rowlauds to F. H. Davis, same: $10. | Kicnard J. Walshe 10 Wiliiam H. Ward, lot 1, biock o, Flint Trac.: $10. | Emma U. Fisher 0 James Watkins, loton S | line of Moxntana sireet, 255 W of Capitol. W 25 by | 3125, 10t 13, vlock K, Railrosd Homestead 1 sso- ciat.on No. %, aud por.ion lot 4, block R Railroad | Humesiead 'aiso lots 10 aud 11, block X, Kail- | road Homesteaa Association ~o. 2 $10. ALAMEDA COUNTY. o Charles J. Johnson, lot op N 1iGe of Seventn street, 120 E of Franklin, & 30 by | 0. being loz 26 and k 5 feet of lot 27, biock | %, Oakiand: #10. 1 James Keiles lot on street, 490 £ of Giove, E being ot 13 and E 10 fest cf lot 14, , Rowiand Tract, Oakland; $5. Bui ders’ Contracts. Baron Rothschiid et al. with F. W tions &nd addition 10 & five: line of Caifornia stree: 500: Piss's & Moo e with Joho D. same, $§5207; same arc] J. Dufley, piumbing and gasfitting for same, $3630: hi ects. Same with Calife ical Works. elec trical work. same: $1108. same architect, | Same with teo H. Tay Company, besting jor same; $1520: same architect. Mclutyre wih R Fab iterations to iock 203 Kean. altera- y brickbuil 'ing 0 Eof Leidesdorft, architects. [ | [ o'ty 2340 | roe-story buiding 00 * !lna of ] auseas streets ot limore: $IL32: M. J. Weish THE CALL CALENDAR. | April, [Ra. Mo (Tu.| W.|Th | Fr. Sa. Ncox's Fhases ] ] == Sew Moon || | 31 0 52 e o e e v wpri 1| 1 sl 6| 7| 8| 8 10| ~\First Quacten| "Jwiil__——_~3 apnt 10| |11 12| 23] 16| 15 | 16 |17 | ol “v00m || M| — | —|——|—|® “apsii 16 || 18 (1920 | 21 /22 | 23| 24 |Trmm | === = | — | © ahass i“_a—b\-.wln 28i29(s0 | OCEAN STEAMERS. Dates of Departure From San Francisco. TSTRAMER |DESTINATION. | satia | miwem Umadila.._ [VIo® Pzt Sad|Apr 11 9am|Bierd Hombolds.. HumboidiBay Apr 11, ¥ru|Pler 3 Fureka....” | Ny 12 San | Pier il 13104/ Pler 24 13. Spu | Pler 13 1 13. lin‘nnu Apr 14.11aw Plerll ABlanchard Oregon POFis.. | Apr 14, 5pu| Pler 13 Earallon.... | Yacuine iar:|ADr 14 4% Pler Pomon: il.{u-.od:l.\ 14, tru Pieed Arcaia 1008 Bay Apr 15.164u | Plerls City Puebia| Vic & Pgt Sua| Apr 16, Sam|Pier 3 Coos Bay.... Newpor:. {Apr Suace or Cai. | Portand ...... | Apr |Grars Harbor. | Apr 18 4pa| Pler 28 .| an Dieco..... Apr I8,11ux|Pler 11 of Paral Panama. ... APrif.12 wikM Ss — s SUN, MOON AND TIDE. 16, fax fPies 1l 18.20ax | Plep 23 TXITrD ETATES COAST AND GEopverc STavme Tiuxs axp HEIGHTS o Hiam axp Low WaTERS AT FouT Porxt. ENTRAVOH To EaN FRANCISCO BAY. PUSLISEED BY Orri CIAL ADTHORITY GF THE SUFKRINTENDENT. Nora—The hizh and low waiers ocear s ths 25 by a} City Froat (Missioz-stres: Whar!) sboss twenty- five minuies 'ater 1ian ab Fori Loias: lue heighi ©f tida is the same a: boin places. April—i89;. Sundar. April 11 ...5:39 Moon rises = 03] Mooe rem Norx—In the above expostifon of the td sariy morning ides are given in the left hand eolump, and the successive tdes of the order of occurrence a3 10 time. Ths second eolumn gives the second tide of the day. the tme column the third tide, and the last of band column gives tho lass tide of tao day, ex when ners are buc (hree iides as somect sceurs. The ieights given are additiods to sundings o1 tie United Miaies Const charts, excep: when a sign {—) precedes Fiven duntraciive ‘height. wnd thén the nu; 1rom the depth g!ve by b charis. STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. FRo% Coos Bar | Departare Bay . . |China aod Japau | Yaauina say ... Welltagzon. City of Para. - | Departure Bay .. Panama. | Humboldt Bay Dei Norte Corona. ... |San Diego ... Truckes .. Titlamook Ba. Waila Waila.\. | Victoria & Pu. Sunot.. . .. |Gravs City of Peking. China and Javan.... Mexico. AUTIUE TO MAKINEES. A braoch of the Uniied States Hydrographic Office located in tbe Merctaaty Exchaoze Is maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of mariners without regard to nationality aad free o! expense. Navigaiors are cordially office. where complete 0f charts and sallinz Qirectious of the world are kept o hani. or com: parison and reference, and the latesc Information can always be obtalned regarding lights, dsngers 1o pavigation and all matters of interest to ocsaa commerce. The time Dall ontop of the bullding on Tele graph Hill is hoisted about ten minutes before Roon. and is dropped at noon. 120:h meridian, by telegraphic sigual received each dav irom the Unlted States Naval Observaiory a. Mars [siand Cal. A notice stating whether ths time ball was dropped on time, o giving tho error It say. 1y pablishel the same day oy the afternoon papers. ad by the morniug papers the following cav W. 8. Hvemzs, Lieatenant, U. & N., iu charge. EmaxcE EYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE. U. 8. N. MERCHANTS EXCHANGE, } SAN FRANCISCO. Aprit 10, 1897. The time bail on Teiezrapn Hil, wus dropped exactly at noon to-dsy—L e.. &t uoon of the 130:a meridian, or eXacuy at 5 P M., Gresuwich time. W. S HueHEs, t U, in ch: SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Invited to ¥istt the The Time Ball. Arrived. SATURDAY. April 10. Stmr Eureka, Parsons, 70 hours from Newpor: and way poria; pass aud mdse, (o Goodall, Persias & Co. stmr North Fork. Hansen. 24 nours from Eo- reka: pass and mdse. to Charies Neison. k Kate Davenport, Henolas 13 days from Port Blakeley. via Por 'Angeles 11 days: lumber azd piles. to Reaton, Holmes & Co. Bar: Eufus £ Wood, McLeod. 11 days from Nanaimd 2167 tonscoal, to Join Rosenfel Sons. Scrr Sadle. Smith, 5 days rrom Umpqaa Rive 860 M 1t tumiber. 10 Drrby & Co. Oaxiand direct. Schr Mald of Orleans, Arfl, 11 days trom Grays Harbor. lumber (0~ £ Siade Lumbver Co. Schr Go ama, Dedrick. 6 days irom Coos Bay; lamber, to Simpson Lumber Co. Scor Eureka rickson, 6 days from Coquille River: 150 toos coal, to F W Sronberg, Uak- iani; 85,461 ft lumber, (0 order. Cleared. SATURDAY. April 10. Stmr Pomona. Doran, Eureka; Goodai, Per<ial & Co. Stmr Eureka, Parsons, San Pedro: Goodall, Par- kins & Co. SumrUmatilla, Hon er, Victoria and Port Town- send; Goodall, Perkins & Co. Stinr City of Riode Janeiro, Ward, Yokohama and Hongkong. via Honowmiu: P S S Co. Stmr Newport, tiearle, Panama; Pacific Mall | Steamshio Co. Schr Mawcema, Bros Ha dware Co. Scnr Joun & Nortn, Rasmussen, Uams, Dimond & Co. Sailed. SATURDAY, April 10. mr City of Rio de Japeiro, Ward, Hongkong and Yokohama. via Honoluin Stmr Newpor:, Searle, Panama and way ports. Stmr Booita, N cholsoa, San.a Hoss Is.and. Stmr Pomona. Doran. Eurexa. Sunr W hitesooro. Johnson. Stmr Alcatraz. Cariso Stmr National City, Andresen. Stmr Geo-Loomis. Bridgett, Ventara. Stiur Corona, Jepsen. San Diego. Bark Ferris S Thompson, Jacobsen, Ba . Schr R W Bartlett, Olsen. Nicoisefskl Scbr J 6 Wall, Gallup. Enreka. Scur Lily, Botiger, Umpqua. Telegraphic FOLST LOMOS. April 19.~10 P a— hazy: wind W: veiocl - 6 alies Miscellaneou: Pilot boat Lady M1ne reports whistling buoy does ot sounc. Smith, Nicolsefsci; Hawley Honolpu; Wil- Chigatk Domastie Ports. POINT REYES—Passed Apr 10—Brship Oilve- bank, from Departure Bar, for San Fraocisco. EURGKA—Arrived Apr 0—sims Pasadens, from San Pedro. Sailed Apr 10—Stmr Excelslor, FORT BRAGG—Salled Apc 10—Stmr Noyo, for i San Francisco. i ASTORIA—Salled Apr10—Stmr Alfcs -Blanch- | ard, stmr Homer and schr Seven Sisters for San | Franciaco. | BOWENS LANDING—Arrived Apr 10—Schr Barvara Hernster, hence Apc 9. FORT HADLOCK—Salled Apr 10—-Senar Lille bonne, for Sau Francisco. SEATTLE—Arnived Apr 10—-Scar Wm Renton, trom Newport. COOS BAY—Arrived Apr 9 - Stmr Arcata, hnce AprS. HARDY CREEK -Arrived Apr 10—Stmr Cas- par, hence Ap: 9 ASTORIA—Arrived 4pr 10—Stmr State of Calt hence Apr § 4 Apr10—Bark Aureo's ‘or San Francisco. schr Emma Uttor, for Moss Landing. SC l’;fl Bfi:,\D~Arrxrll Apr 10—Scbr Beulah. © Mar 51. Salled Apr 9—Schr Occidea- | Apr 10-schr or San Franciseo. TACOMA—Salled Apr 10—Bark Forest Queen, for Seu Franciaco; schr Bangor. for Goaymas. Importation NEWPORT—Per Eureka—199 bxsoranges, 1 cs spL e. 1% bbis sweel potaloes. East San Pedro—8 bxs oranzes, 1 bx fruft. Sa Pedro—2 c3 rubber goods, 18 cs sardines, § s druzs Ventura—4 bdls pelts. 1 bal hide: 197 bxs oranzes. 6 bxs lemons, 2 bxs butter. Santa Baroara—1 ox dutier. 71 bdls bides, 11 bb's mineral water, 8 pkcs mdse, §siks crawiish, 19 uxs oranes. Gaviota—13 sks wool, 4 bxs butter. & bals hides, 1 €5 exgs. 40 ses crawtish. S bdis dried fish. Port HArford—16 bxs fish. 25 bxs butter, 1111 sk bariey. 27 Cs €gg3, 6 8ks wheas, 1 sk must: 16 sks corn. Cayucos—3 sks abaiones. 37 bales seaweed, 197 xa batcer, 13 tabs butter, 18 cs egas & ca che 2 bxs oranzes, 4 sks dried peachies, 2 obis tallow. bldes, 41 dressed calves. san S meon—:® tubs 123 bxsbutter, 5 cseggs, 10 dressed caives. Montes=y—10 bdls groen pel Huen: me—4 c3 e:zs, 1 bx butier. San Pedro—1000 sks corn, 35 sks abalone shells, 17 sks abalone meat. EUREK A— Per North Fork—2 ol tanks. 1 bx seed, 48 bdis hides, 1 cs flsh, 100 sks peas 6 pkus hoosenold goods. 1« smase, 4 s-s glusstock, 1% M f: lumber, 320 M saingies, 15 M shakes. Consignees. Per Eureka—H Dotard: Wheaton. Breon & Co: 0B Smith & Co: Wel'man, Peck & Co; H Water- man & Co: Kowalsky & Co: C E Whitney & Co: A Wys:: Getz Bros & Uo: W C Price & Co: Callfornia Construction Co: Westera Meat Co: Hills Bros: J Hoftman: Norton, Teller & Co- M T Freitas & C The Pacific Coast Home Supply Associatios Hilmer, Bredhoff & Schuiz: Dodze, Sweeney & U Ross & Hewlett; Dairymen’s Union: F A Pedro: Brigham. Hoppe& Co: De Bernardi & Co; F Url & Co; H Kirchmanon & Co: J H Newbauer & Co: H Clifton: J Schweitzer & Co: Tillmann & Bendel; Standard Ofl Co: Marshall, Tegzars & Co:_ Phil deip.ia Brewery: H Standara: Eveleth & Nash: H T Alen & Co: *J B Ingu:iia; W B Sumner & Co: Enterprise Brewery: Bissinzer & Co; A Paladin Witzel & Baker: Pac Coast I'i b Co:' Milani & Co: Chas Teizen; Russ. Early & Co: G F sennings; J Demartini; 'Standard Uil Co: Eveleth & Nash: B Licnilg: Gerver {ng & Co: Philade phia Brewers mery & '0: L Scatena & «o: H Hul. dleston: S B Min ral Water Co: Gerverding & Co: American Union Flah Co: A Levy & Co; 1 Siv: H Cltien. Per North Fork-Stanaard 011Co: J C Rued & (0; E J Bowen & Co: American Union Fi-h Co: F Cbevail.r; Marshall, Teggart & Co: Chas Nelson: Sawyer Tanning Co: W 1 Sumner & Co: California Glae W orks: S H Fraak & Co: Levi, Strauss & Co: Thos Denigan, Son & Co. 1 keg olives, 8! BANK:. AND BANKERS, ROFITABLE SPECULATION in Stocks, Grain, e:c., is now within reach of the man of moderate means \Wecan prove taas our CUSTOMERS average a profit of over 20 PER CENT PER MONTA. The most profitable investment for your spare capital in existeace. Particulars Free on Application. DeWOLF & CO., Bankers & Brok:rs, Highest References. 50 Broadway, N. Y. City. EVERY SATURDAY We mall to our customers checks for their shsre of the profitsarisins from our WEEKLY SYNDr- CATES averaging 5 to 8 per cent. Amoun:s of $100 and upward sccepted. Write for our Pamphle: explaining particulars. SAM. KELLER & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, Established 1887. Lords Court Bldg, New York Shippers and Buyeri Guide. __THE CALL indorses and recommends as thoroughly reliable the Commission: Mer- chants appearing in this column, H. HECKMANN & CO. WHOL:SALE DEALEKS IN Dried Fruits, Produce, Foultry, Gam und Eggs. 400-402 DAVIS =TREET, S. F. GARCIA & MAGGINI Tropieal, Green and Dried Fraits and Nut 301-307 DRUMM STREET, S. WOLF & SONS General Commission Merchants. 821-323 DAVIS STREET, S. F. D. E. ALLISON CoO., General Commission Merchan's. d Dried Fruits, Grain. Potatoes, Beans, Weo, 501-509 FroutSt., S F. JOHN DEMARTINI & CO,, Wholesale Dealers in Foreizn and Domestic Fruits, Nuts, Producs, ete. 315-317 Washingtoun street, S. F. EVELETH & NASH, Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Nuts, Produce, etc. 422 Front Street. S F. GRAY & BARBIERI. F. Green an1 Dried Fruits, Nuts, Poultry, Eggs. Butter, Game, Potatoes and Eeans. 305-309 Washington = treet, 5. F. NASH & BOESSENECKER, Wholesalo Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Nuts, Produce, Pouitry, Eggs, eic. —311-313 Washiugton St., 5. F.— B. G. RUHL & CO,, Geperal Produce and Commission Merchan's. | Pootiry and Game a Speciaity. 208-210 Washington Street. DALTON BROS. Pouitry and Eggs. 317-319 Davis St., S. F. 206 l RBATLROAD TRAVEL) I SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. (PACIFIC NTSTESL) na lenve nnd are due (o arrive at T SAN FRANCISUO. Trox Mancs 21, 1597. ‘San Jose and Way Stations... Tipress, Oglen aud Vast:. | 7:004 Beaicia, Vacaville, Rursey. Sacra- T B e, Grovile ‘and Hediing i Davis. xee . 683 7:304 Martine, San itam: = | Calistoga and Santa Rosa 6:152 | m:meaXNiles, Ssu Josc, Stockton, Sacramento, Marysvil Tehama and Red Blult. *2:30a Peters and Milton 9:00a New Orleans Hxpre: Ay X for | Yosemite), Fresno, Bakersticld, 1 Santa Barbara, 108 Angeles, D | ir, El Paso, New Oileans sad Fast. - 9:004 Martizez an: - , San Jose, Livermore and BLockton .......acesen :00P Sacramento Hiver Btaamcrs. a Port Costa and Way Stations. 0 Martinez, San Lawon Napa, Uslistogs, LI e 3 9:154 and Saccaiienta.........., 113194 P, Stocktor, Modesto, Mef. ced aod Fiesoo, going, via. Niles, retarniag via Martinez 11:4354 81007 Los Angeles . Ex Freeno. “Mojavo (1 Santa Larbara and Loy Augoics. 8:007 Scuta Fo Koule, AUautfe Lxpres { for Mojase aud East.. 6:00¢ Enrope v and st €:00¢ Iiayras : 0 V 105 (Narrow tauze. Sa: sion, COAST DIV IS 0X San Joso 1 Lais Obisp, Guedalups Principal Way Stations and Principal and W i W f13:45e San Joso £ TEANURO AND HAYWARDS | Ti%6:00a 8: 4 | Melrose, Seminary Park, | Fitenvars, san Lesntro 4:00p [ e S:00e | Haywards. ‘ i Runs throush to Niles, CREEK ROUTE FERR' AN —| Market § 8l * Sundave axeop J’. undays ooty # Monaay, Tuc~iav and Satarday nisbts oaly. TOHG P3 CHY, Euccessor to DR. LAI PO TAL graduate of Canton Medicai Col lege. after & vers suc cessful practice of mauy vears in China. Bas 16 aied In San Fraccisco. The sur prising and marveious cures effected by bis herbs demonstiats their potence and his SKill. ~ These heres cure over 400 differen eases, inc nding ght's Disease, Dia- betes, Consumpiol Asthma. Paralysis Srain, Nerve, Cancers, Tumors, Biood, Male and Female Maiadies All persons sfllictéd wich any kind of malady whatsover are inviced to cali. Office, 727 Washington Stree Office hours—5 A X to 13, 1to 9F.%; Sun @5y, 10 4.3 10 12 w OCEAN TRAVEL. PACIFIC COAST NTEAMSHI? (0. TEAMERS LEAVE BROADWAY S'viart San Francieco. 2 toitons: . NEER For voris in Alasks, April 1, 6 11, 16, 21, 26 and every fifth day thercafter, ac 9 A. &, 3 ria and Vancouver (B. C.), Port Town. Anscortes and Now W Wash.), 8 4. M. April1,8,11. 16, 21, 28 and every fific day there. after, connecting at Vancouver with the C. P. R at Tacoma with N. 2. R R, at Neattle with 4. at Por: Townsend with Alasks steamers. furexa, Arca'a and Fields Landine (Hum boldt Bay), Sir. Fomons 2 P. )., April 2, 6, 10, 14, 18. 22, 26.'30 and every fourth day thers For Sania Cruz. Mohierey. San Stmeon, Cayucoy, Port Harford (San Luls Obispo), Gaviota, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, ~aa Pedro, East Saa Pedro (Los Anzeles) and Newport, at 9 A i April 4. 8.12, 18, 20. 24, 28, ana every foura day thereatier. For ~an Diego. s'opping only at Port Harrorl (San Luls Oblspo), Santa Barbars, Port Los An- eles. Redondo (Los Angeles) aud Nawport, 11 A3 April 2,6, 10, 14, 18, 22, 26, 30, and every fourth day thereatter. For Ensenada, San_Jjose del Cabo, Mazatlan, La Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer Orizaba, 10 4.3 25th of each month. 1he Company resecves the right to change with- out previous notice steamers. salling dates and Bours ot salllng. Ticke: office—Patace Hote!, 4 New Montgomery sireec. GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Gen'l Agents. 10 Market si.. San Francisco. THE O.R. & N. CO. DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS TO PORTIL.ANWND From Spear-stree: Whart, 10 4. x. FARE{Si2First-class }pe iciuding = L85 Second-class /berth & mesls SCHEDULE UF SAILINGS: Columbia. ....Marcn 24. April 8,13, 21 State of California..March 29, AprilS. 15, 28 Through UCkeis 2nd through baggaze 1o ai. Eascera polaia Hates and foidecs upon applica: F.F. CONNOE. General Agent, 630 Market strset. GOODALL, PERKINS & CU.. Superintendents S S. AUSTRALIA for HEONOLUGLU onlv, Tuesday, Aprii 20, ai 2 P . Epecial party tes. TheS. S MONOWAI sails via HONOLULU and AUCKLAND for @" SYDN K Y. Thursday, April 29, 2 P x. Line to COOLG ARDIE, Aust.and CAPETOWN., Eouth Africa. . J. D. SPRECKELS & BROS. CQ., Agents. 114 Montgomery street. Frelzht oflice, 327 Mark -t street, ~an Francisco. | COAPAGHIE GEXERAL TRANSATLAYFIQUZ | French Line to Havrs. OMPANY'S PIER(NEW).42 NORTH this line avoid both ish rallway and the discom?ort of crossing the channel in a small first class $160. second class $116. LA NORMANDIE. - April 17, 104 LA CHAM AGNE! April 24, 104, 3 by ay 1710 A s - May 8 10. “ 15 104 x. Dply to A. FORGET, Agent X0 3 Bowling Green, New York. J. F. FUGAZI & CO, szents 6 Moaigomery avenve. San Fiazcisca. STOCKTON_STEAMERS Leave Pier No. 3, Washington St., At 6 P. M, Daily. Fre ghe received up 3 e = Resis Ratlroad. 1. C. Walker, J. D. Peters, Garratt, City of Stockton. ‘Veiephone Main 803, Caw Dav. aud impi Co FOR U. 8. NAVE-YRD AND VALLEJO. STEAMER “MONTICELLO, Mon,, Tnes., Wed., Thurs. and Sat 54 . and Sex (3P 3 ex. Thurs) RS i v P > 10:30'4. 3 end 8 v x and oftices, Mission_Dock. Pler 1. Telepnone Greeu 381 FOR S15JOSE, L0S GATOS & SANTA CRUZ TEAMER ALVISO LEAVE~ PIER 1 DAILY (Sundays ‘eacepted) (10 A % - Alviso aaile Saturday excepted) @ 7 P M. Freigh: and senger. Fare beiween San Francico and Alviso, 50c: 10 San Jose, 752 Clay &, Plerd 20 W. Sana Clara st San Jose Sundavs. Landing New York to Alexandria. Kgype vis Pacly, SANFRANCISCO & NORTH PA- CIFIC RAILWAY €0, Tiburon Ferry—Foot of MarketSk San Francisco to San Rafael. and 11:30 r. w. BUNDAYS—5:00, 9:30, 11:00 4. 3 500, 620 P 3 Leave | Armive San Frascisco. | G2°7T San Francisco. | Thes W BUX- | peatts D, avh | U85 800 ax| 0 Windsor, Healdsbarg, i-ytton. Geyservilis, Toverdale. | 7:3 :00 x| 22 v T Flem I Hopland & | | Ukiab. | 23 v T 035 ax 00 ax|Guerneville. [ 7:35 rx | 6:230% T 1040 ax| S:d0a% 1 | 6:10Pu| € 10 Ax|10 6:10 Px| 6 Siten. 730 A3(8:00 A% §:30 Pu|5:00 Px Stazes connect at Santa Rosa Springs; at Geyserville for Sk Cloverdale for tize Geysers; at P Springs, Kelseyville, Soda’ Bay opland for Lakeport and Bartieit Spring | Tkisa for Vichy Sorings, Saratoga Springs. B Lakes, Laure! Dell Lake, Upper Lake, Pomo, Po: Valley, Jonn Day's, Eiverside. Lieriey’s. Deil's, Sanhedrin Helg! Greenwood, OrPs Hot Fort Brags, Westport, velo. Laytonviile, Harrls, Sci Saturday 50 Monday round-trip Lickess at reduged razes 05 Sundass round-trip tickets ta all poiais o yond San Rafsel ac balf rases for Marc g23 Spri 2a fo and 1akepor Boonevilla, docino City, Ticket Offices, 650 Marke: st., Chrontels balldiss. A.W.FOSTER, R X. RYAX, | _“Pres and Gen. Mansger. Gen Pass A, ESanta Fe | Limited. | _On MONDAYS and HURSDAYS the firsi- | class pullman sieeping-car | lesviaz at 5 r. x. convects {§ ¢ Harstow with the Santa Fo limitsd train carryiog diclag-ear, buffet smokine- car and Pullman palace drawinz-room sleepinz-cars | for htoth Chicago and St | Louts via Kaasas City. 3i; bays to_Chicago or St. Louis, 4{ "Days to New York. SANTA FE EXPRESS Leaves daily at 57. 3 Pullman palace drawing- room, also medern uphoistered touris: sle¢ping- T o cars, threush 10 Chicago via Kacsas City. Anuex | cars'for Denver and St. Louts. Eoston excursions via Kansas City, Chicago, Montreal and_the White Moumtains leave every Tuesday: &t Paul excursions every sunday. Ticket Office, 644 Markets re-t, (hroms fcle bullding ‘ieciephone Main 1531 NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD | (Via Sausalito Ferry). #rom San Francisco, Commencing Sept. 18, 1893 WEEKDAYS. For Mill Valley sad San Rafse 11:00 A 3. *1:45, 3:43, #3:15. Extra trips for Saa Ratael oo Moo days and Saturda; 11:30 2. 2 SUNDAYS. | Por Ml Valley snd Ssn Fafsel—*8:00, *19:00 | $11:30 4 3 :#1:50, 3:00, *4::0, 6:15 P, oL | Trains maried ® run to San Quentin. THROUGH TRAL For Point Reves aad way | Weekduys, §:00 4. & sunda; 0285 ~7:25 a3 5 P M satun For Cazadero and way stations—7:25 & M. wesi | @ays; 1:45 2. x. Sazurdays. | HOUNT TAMALPALS, Trains commect with North Pacifie Coast Railroad WEEK DAYS—i-ave S F. Returning--Ariive S SUNDAYS—Leaves i.8 Beturning—Arrive 8. F. THE SAR FRUICISCO AND SN JOAQUIY VALLEY RAILWAY CONPAAY. ROM JANUARY 3 B runianys 1Y 31,1897, passenser tratas Southbound. fons. TA Lk ......... oo, 9:49 A 3. - Mercen. .. 11:504 . ...Fresno """ "1:10 2. 3. ca::_rfix:;mm die stacions deaii 1»4:;blé . @xm ts of the C N. L leave Ban Francisco and Stockton at 8 = i dailn