The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 18, 1897, Page 32

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, APRIL 18, 1897 SUMMARY OF THE MAKKECs. heat excited and higher at Chicago. k Clearings ain over $2.000 GOO. No Grain marke:s. i nereased eXports of Lumber. H avy Baon advanced. Nevada Onlons arriv o Vegetables continue Butier in betier cond| ntifal. iob. se and Fggs unchauged. Toultry nominal Lried Woo Jieat market unchanged. Decreased foresgn imports. Pis of Strawbe: ruft o s incressing. modsrate’stazk. FOREIGN IMPORTS oreign imports a ree monihs of 188 765.8.5 for the s this port during the first were £9,239, 656 against e period of 1596, and in- a $1.815,300 from Japan S1 256800 from from the ) awailan Isiands, Great briain aod $978,920 from LUMBER m this port during the 87 were 7.481,000 teet, azainst 5,6:8.000" feet, at the' sume period in 1896, ARLINGS.. week were $14,753,- st 812,641,485 1or the same week in | Gadh £ g;,r, Conbygs i7 % O Clear ® Partly Cloudy @ Cloudy ® Rain® Snow SHADED AREAS SHOW PRECIPITATION| DURING PAST (2 HOURS. Explanation. Tre arrow files with the wind. The top fignies B cia licate maximum temperaturs for the days s lerne t. it any, the amount of ra t snow in inches and redtbs, during twelve hours. Isobars, or soll lines, connect poin s 0f equal air pressure; h ted lines, equal temperature. k o Wigh Thromerric pressure and by fair weather: “low” and is usuelly preceded “weatherand rains. he Wasbington D the interior isobars extend in is probable: ith isovars of of Oregon Is improb- {cinity of 1datio, and ornia coast, warmer n_summer colder erse of these conditions low pressure. mpanied by cloudy ar_on re is hi winter. WEATHEE BUREAU REPORT. TED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUIL S stiien Buneau, Sax FRANCISCO 17 5 p. 3. —The following are the Tain- ¢ bours, and seasonal rainfalis those of the ' same date | , past 4 hours, .00, this season 48.04, Red Biuff, past 24 nours .00, ast season 17.19: San Francisco, hours .00, this season 22.57, last sesson Fresuo, past 24 hours .00, this season astseason 5.99: San Luis Obispo. past 24 season 20 71, last season 15.88: Los ours .00, this season 16.74, last semson 8.88: San Diego. past ars .00, this season 1.6 0: Yuma, past 24 hours .00, this seaso 500 ncisco’ da Maximum temperature n 50, meun 4. er cond1!ions and general forecast: omewhat coof s this evening in the interlo; fornia Generally clondy Is along the entire Pacific Coasi. m the in- The cond n Northera | nkles are tions or that section quent Francisco for 30 hours 18. 1897 oudy and probably the northern coast rior; fiesn — Partly cioudy Sunday; dy Sunday ; cooler. fair Sunday Clon akles Sund W.IH. HAMMON, Forecas: Otticial. NLW YOKE MARKETS. SEW YORK, 5. Y., April 17.—Except sor some moderateiy heavy foreign sales, on which prices declined, to-dsy’s s10ck market was dull. Forelgm houses which sold stocks Thursday were free seil- ers again to-day 115, except the operations ©Of small speculators, was ali that governed the course of the prices of siocks. Large orders, accompanied by unfavorable ru- Cretan cris's caused asharp wheat siay futures opemed a: 7654, close of business Thursaay, ed to 76 1-16¢, with official close at77%4c. hour and a haif of fusiness sales fuiures nted to 7,000,000 bushels. Far silver S Eteriing on London, 60 days London, sight 2ictered R4’ new S 4’s, new, coupon... 4. - cous. 1 62 = 87 B 7 4 8y =5 50 123 75 75 76 i) 25 50 2:10 11 13 13 ils 1:00 v 30:50 614 E. 1— beptember T 14vg 01, fairly active for export and higher. hérn spring, New York, .1 Northern sprivg Duinth, No. 1 flout, B21gc; 4e: No. 8 hard Blhe. Future : June, T734c; ec-muer, 77c. tlie improvement in Til4e; No. 2 hard closing. A pril Juy, 6% B0c: Ma, Seprember. YUk—Firmer. owing, attrade. Saies 6100 barrels. Winter. in superfine. $2 65@2 X5: No. 2-xtra. :No ), ex ra, 33 30@355; clea, 65: scraights, 54 05@4 25; patents, § @: GRAIN MREIGEHT York to Liverpool, by steam, 234d. Produce. PROVISIONS—Lard, Prime, §4 40. P 39@9 0. TAL: OW—Quoied at 334c. J UTTIH—Western Creamery, 17c. Wes ern, 814@% by Dried Fruits. £—Qolet. California, (ci sceded, T4, @5 4c: crown, 501 + seedless’ Mus- re quoted at 414@414~ in bar- 1 cases; c.eaned bulk, 5z@sc; ST ¥uncy stock scarceand firm boxes. $@744: 50-1b Ca 6G¥140: boxes, T1H@HLe Call- oruia un- peeled, 12515c APRICOTS—Callfornia, boxes, 9@i5c; bags, 8 FINANCIAL. CHICAGO GRAIN, PROYISIONS KD NEW YORK STOGKS. WHEELOCK & CO., Leidesdorff St., Tel. Main 1054. CENTRAL OFFICE ‘alace Hotel. Purly & Atkinson, nacers. Tel, Maln 6144 Mice—Baldwin ilote! (adjolning Gril} Koom). Tel. Main 1081 Uptown | | 208 8a; WORLD PEACHES—Firm. California boxes. T1a@91%e. DAT fan, 8- bixes, 275@4%c. boxes, 43,@b-: cases, bla@be. FiGs—k ordinary,” 12@1¥c: favcy wash-d, 20@24c. CITRON—Fancy, boxes. 11@1234c. ALMONDS—Shelled. 16@ WALNUTS —Caiffornia standard, 63zc; soft shell, 8c. STOCKS AND BONDS. Opening. Closing. Amerlean Sugar.. ....,0..81.175 $11] 8% American Sugar P ¢ = American Tobacco T8 7100 American Spirit M — e Atchison......0..... — 95715 kiay Stute Gas. | — & 00 Caundian Pacitl —— 4900 Central — i 5100 160 50 Hocking Va ley.. Jersev Central... Kansaq & Texas. Pid Missouri Pacific National Lead. New Haven..... New York & New I New York Central North Pacific........ North Pacific, Pid. Noribwestern ... North American. Oregon X avigation. . ngiani. Oreson Navigation, Bid. Pacific Mail. Pullman Quicksilver Rock Island Rexding. outhern Pacific. St Paut Texas Pacific. = Tennesse- Co .l & iron Union Pacific. ... U. S Leather Leather, Pid ern Union....... Wabash, Pfd (Con Exch NEW YORK BAK STATEMENT. NEW YORK. N. Y., April 17.—The weekly benk stacemen: shows the following changes: Reserve, lucresse, 850; loans, Incresse, $1,450 600: specie, increase. $755,900; legal tender, increase, $776,600: deposits, increase, 942,60; circulation, decrease, $134,400; banks under the 25 per cent rule., CHICAGO MARKETS. CHICAGO, Tir, April 17.—May wheat to-day closed at 7334c, & c.can advanceof 4sc since Thursiay. Tuisadvance on short Baturday ses- sion is attended with much excitement, and the session throughout was as lively a one as has been witnessed in many months. Kvery one wanted to buy wheat. but tuere was little for sale, There ace several reasons for the sudden frisht of shorts. The more immediaie CAuse was a report from New York thai wheat went up 8 cents a busnel there and at Antwerp and Berlia about 2 Provisions were decidedls higher and more aciive. The priucipai faciors were a sharp ad- vance In wheat and liberal buying. Casa trade, however, is unimproved. Tte bo: marke: opened stronger, but closed quiet. Receip s, 11,000. Estimated receipts for onday, 24,000. Total for next week, 115,000, kers' bought 9400, shippers 2500, left over 1500, “heep steady. ceipts for 3 onday, Recelpts 2000, Estimated re- 000, WHEAT— 0 10:00 10:20 11:00 11:30 May..........e8% Tl Ti3g 7114 173 July.. L8814 TiLg 71 . T 114 September., . 677 69%g 653, 685 69 12:00 1:00 1:15 I BARLEY—2314@: CORN—April, 23 OATS—April, 160z¢] M RYE TIMOTHY—82 65. Produce. PROVISIONS — Pork — April, $8 473%: May, 9@ B0 Lard—April. $3 2215; Mav, 2235 Suort ribs—April, $475; May $475@ Livestock. « Iznt, $4@4 20: mixed. $4@4 20; heavy 83 72@4 2215: ‘rough, 5 75@3 9. CATiLE-_Heeves, $390@s 50: cows and heit- ers, §2 05@4 45; Texas sicers, 33 40@4 40: stock- ers and seeders, $3 45@s 50, SHEEP—Nalive sicep,$3@S; Westerns, $3 80 @5; lambs, #3 75@6. WHE. ST. LOUIS. ST. LOUIS, April 1 July wheat lacked # 4-cent jumpon board trade; the sharpe vance of (he year. 1he market opened 7555, 610s. 10K 8% 77580, T I SRR AT FOREIGN MARKETS, London. LONDON, Exa, April 17.— Silver, 28 7-16; French rentes, 1021 70c. Liverpool. 1 standard California arzoss Walla Waila wheat, 28s; off coast, firm: cargoes ou passage, firmej lish couniry marxets, qulet. —_——-—— PRODUCE MARKET. The Produce Exchange has adjourned to Mon- day. bence guoiatlors for Wheat and other cereals, Milistufls, Feedstufls, Beans, etc, are omitted, ONI1ONS, WHEAT-Xo. wheat, Eug- POTATOES, VEGETABLES, Asparagusis firm. The macket Is full of Green Peas and Kbubarb. Two cars of Onlons are in from Nevada New Potatoes ars nizher. PUTATUES — New Potatoes, 134@%%c B M: Sweet Potatoes, $1@175 B cil; Larly Kose, 608 75¢c @ cu; River Keds, 70@80c; Burbank Seed- lings, U@E0c B cui for Rivers and 60@8UC for Peialumas; Oregon Burbanks, 65c@81 10. ONIONS—Oregons, 85 2563 75 ® ctl. Cut On- fons. 81 25@1 76 ® sack. Nevadas. 83 65. trelian Onlons jobbing at 85@5 50 B el VEGETABLES—Receints wers 1350 boxes As- paragus, 650 boxes Rhubarb a'd 514 sks Hothouse Cucumbers quotable at 50c@$1 35 B dozen: Asparagus. 75c@$1 25 box for common, 81 504175 for choice and $2@2 2b for fancy’ hubarb, 2£@30c ¥ box or orinary and 75c@ $125 for cholce large: Marrowta: Squash. $6@7 8 wn: Los Angeles Tomatwes, — @ box: Dried Peppers, 6@Sc B D; Green Peas, b0c@$1 25 per sack: Los Angeles String Beans. 6@nc ® b Dried Okra. ‘8@9c ® Ib; Cabbage. 75@85c 3 ¢ Carrots, 26@3Uc P sack: Garlic, 134@%c ® b. Aus- BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS, BUTTER — Arnivals aro getting into better shape with the cooler weather. No change in prices. CrEAMERY—Fancy creameries onds, 12@12140 % B. DaIry—Choice to fancy, 11@1%c B B; lower grades, 8@lue. PICKLED—1316@14c B I for new. FIRKix—13@14c ® 1 for new. CREAMERY TUB—] 13@18%5¢; sec- ew, 14¢ B b. mon 1o g0od, 635@6« Youne America, 7@8¢; 15@15c B b o hok G S—Kanch Kiggs, 1134 @13c: store Xiggs, 110 B dozen; Duck Kggs, 14c ® dozen. POULTRY AND GAME. POULTRY —Was nominal yesterday, as usual on baturday. Live Turkeys, 16@16c for Gobblers, 1€@17c for Hens: Geese pair. 81 50@2: Goslings. 8@ 2 507 Ducks, €4@5 for old and $6@7 50 tor youug: tiens. $4@d 50; Hoosters, young. $7@8 b0: Qo, oid, $4@4 50: + ryers, $6@6 60 Lroilers, $5@ 8 for large aud §3@4 50 for small; Pigeons, 81 70 @2 ¥ doz fur voung and §1 50 for old: GAME—lsre, nominal; Rabbits, nominal. Cream Cheddar, 10@11c; Weatern, 11c; Kasiern, DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS. Recelpts of Etrawberries are increasing. Or- anges sell well. DECILUOUS FRUITS Strawberries. 50c@75 ® drawer for large and 1-5@2 o amatl, &> P AT, Apples. $1@2 B box. CITRUS FRCITS—Navel Oranges are quotable at 82@3 50 W box: Seedlings, $1@1 50 B bo: Mediterranean Sweets, 1 2. 1 50 9 box: Lew- ons, 75c@$#1 25 tor common and_ 81 50@3 26 forgood tochoice; Mexican Limes, 85@6 ® box: California Limes. 75ca81 % bx: Bananas, $163 # bunch; Pineaples, $2g4 9 doz. DRIED FLUIIS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETO, Althoush there is not much bustne: decreasing all the time and are now lighi DRIED FRUITS—Quotations are as follow: Peaches, 4@5%40 ; fancy, : Tene Magn? Szucx-nhywru:-rthll Serd evaporuted Appiés, @3ac: sun-dried, @30 Prunes, 2@234c for Lhe 4 sizes: white Kigs de: Plums, 4@434¢ for ritted and 1@134¢ for phpic tocks are ted: Nectarines, 53:@5%c B Ib 10r pi fme 10 fangy, Fears, 114040 1ot uole: 13@00 for untsereds s clor bilves AISINS— ‘our-crown, oose. 530: 3-crown. 414c: 2-crown, B3¢ B 1b; sced ess Suilanus, B@5i4e: seedless uscatels. 4%gc; 8-crown London luyers. clusie s, $1 50; Dehesa clusters, 2 50; Iu.periai clusters, $2 50: dried grapes out. TS—Chestnuts quotable at 8@10c: Walnu's, 614@7c $ I for standard and 9@Siec B b for sofishell; Almonds, 6@6%4c for Languedoc, 3@ BYac for hardshell and ® B for papershel Peinuts, 4@6c B T for Lustern and 4c for Cali 11@1 u5: ‘PURDY, ATKINSON & CLAPP, Managers. Order, Uslanily execuled on latest market Quo Caliions Beterence 1st National Bank, 8. By 1CAG0. T PRIVATE Wika NeW YORK | la: Hickory Nuts, © 1b; Pecans, 7 BBt Filsens, Ti@80: Biacil Nuies TiseAe Cecounuts $6@5 U ‘@ 100. QN EY—Comb,. 10@13%4 . for bright and . 6@90. fard, | now hoid $46,566.900 in excess' of réquirements | b cargoes | CHEESE—Choice mild new, $12@7c P 1 com- for lower grades; water-white ex:racted, 5@5Vac lisht amb r exiracted. 416@434 dark am ber, @i 8k, 2@He B . BEESWAX-22@u5¢ B b. PEOVI some cianges in Lard appear. Hamsare steady. CURED MEATS—Bacon. Ti4¢ B b forheavs | for extra lizht and 1% ¥ B for suzar curel Fus ern sugar-cured Hams, 12ac @ Ib: Caitfornta L VRD—Eastern terces are quots | compound_and #i3gc tor pure: | ttornis tierces, 415C for compoun | bure: halt-bbis, 615=: s 7¢; Cal 10-1b ins, 7c; 40 5-1b 7 yc. 10-b tins. | HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. | under sound stoek. Hes dlum, 7c A Bb: light, 612G Sings. Sc: saited Kip, 6a7e B Ibi sal: ted Veul b@Tc: orands. 913@10c ¥ B: dry Kip aua Veal, 9@10¢ dry, Cait. “6c; culls, 10e; Gontskins, 20@35¢ each Kids, 5¢; Deerskins. cood summer. 25¢ 3 medium,’ 20c: winter, 10c; “heepskina, shear: lings. 10@20¢c each: sbort ‘wool, 2h@4Vc each mediom. $0G50. each: long Wwool -, BO@THC sacn. TALLOW—XNo. 1, rendered. 23,@3c » Ib; No, 2, 23g0: Tetined, 5: Grease, 2o B i WO —Spring cup I3 quoted as follows: Moun 11@l4c B : Foounill, 1061 21zc: San Jou- ar ev-das, 10@14c; Kastern Lregon. 7@10c. salted stees a 1, Tasc: | | | ton: Weish Anthracice. 38@10. Cannel, §8 | 1.0ck Springs, Case | | 10 ate and Pleasant Vall $7 60: Col Crushed. 6c: Powdered, 51gc; Dry Granulated, | SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET. ‘Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh- [ terers are as foliows: | B —First quality, 8¢c; second do, 5@5. H | third do, s@45d % 1y ; e | VEAL—Large, 5@6c: small, 6@7¢ ® b. | MUTTON"Wethers 5Tg@6e; fwes, 50 @ B | LAMB-—Spring, 634@73cc B b. | dressed do, 5@634c. — THE ST00Z MARKET. Mining stocks closed the week at a slight ad vance over Friday's quotations. The Hale & Norcross assessment fails delinquen! in board to-morrow. The South Swansea Mining Compan | bas declared a dividend ot $7500. The Morning Star Mining Company of Towa Hil | bas deciared iis seventy-sixth dividend ac the rate ©f $5 per share. | _The Calumet and_ Hecla Copper Company will | pay a dividend of $5 per shar- on the 28 | The Homestake ( Dakoa) Mining Company The heavier grades of Bacon have advanced and 3 W I for light mediom, ¥c for lizht. 10c B B st Bige for and hige for COTTOLENE—0c in terces aud 73,@8%¢ in | WIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell 1¢ s.8c: me- : Cowhldes, 614@Tc: ary Hides. 1236@13¢; colls and €!ip, 7@10c; do, 'seven months, Sp1lc —6@zec for fair to choice and 9@10c B b ks: Pennsylvanis, Antbracite Egg, 811@12 § $11@!12 In bulk and $13 B ton Insks. SALMON —The Alaskn Packers' As- s Red Salmon as follows: In iots . 93¢ B dozen: 50,000 cuses, 92Lac quotes, terms net cash: « ube and Crshed and Fine PORK—Live Hoxs, 81ac for large and Sy@ dc for small and medium; soft Hogs, 28,@Sct y of Utah HOTEL ARBIVALS. GRAND HOTEL. Gassaway .Smartsville £ Tonart, Dutclr Flat R Devlin, Sucto D Falcouer, Nev W Dieirich, Uhicago H Atkias, Colo A Stuart, Cortand J A Lacy, Ca. ¥ Silver-ione. Cal Miss M Downer, Oakland W Wailice, Eureka Miss Pollock, Stockion J'S murray, Eureks G Munford, N Y HA Wickman, XY Miss Wickman. N ¥ Mry Hopsios, Chicagd H U Rowland, Min: J A Nearv, Provdence M E Balley, Chicago MreT Flint, Sun J.an Mrs T FiilgJr. Caicago Hams. 1lc @ B: Mess Beof, 89 @ bbl: cxira | A Zuckerman, Montena B Horauson, Sucio mess Q0. §9 50: ‘family do, $1)@10 50; extra | J 15 Lradley. Alerced Birs Carson. N Y yrime Pork, 88 B0: exira ciear, $14 9 boli mess, | Mits Crson, N ¥ G Souihard, itcn | 12 7% bbis 'Smo.ed Beei, 10c b. T W Dibtle, ‘Belmont Miss F Kowe, Pac Grove Mis M smi b, San Blas - | C lay ward, Wo. aside A Taan: &'w, ~an Jos: Miss Blacklin, FasoRob.e Hi Garden, ftedwood W Power, N ¥ J Zeveley, Wasning.on F Hodopp & w ,Martinez G Yale &'w, Wis D H Hali. Chickeo J 0 Allen, ¢ G Hall Santa Kosa G Raub, C E Blair. ¥a CF Foster, Corning € Hu.chinson, Stockton PALACE HOTEL. L Walker, N ¥ ¥ W Burnett, Los Ang J 3 Brown, Mrs M B Brown, Il L Kiog, N Y J G Yocum, Palo Alco Essmrp Fuflueiphia H H Brown. Iil drs 1 irs Garlund. - ntario Miss G Nell MeKinnop, Ontario Mrs White, Fall River B B Ga vin, S lverton Mrs Moun 1t T D lllert, i Y F A West, Sieecton J N Mudock, N Y 3 H Young, I Mis C Harse horn, G & Payson, Chicago Mrs G 1 Holdeo, N ¥ A ¥ schmid, N Y Mrs J H ) oung. Towa * | 3 W Moore, Phila Mrs E R Seares, 11l < BALDWIN HOTEL R Holmes, N Y Dyer, N ¥ M Dilly, Oxkland L Eng.es, Oakiand A Morducia, Ssnger € Smith Stockton C A Jones, iteno E D ~talr & w, Ward & for fancy. ot by h Wl Sinciair, 5. Louls Vokes Company 2 33 Miller & w, ~ta K0sa Miss Milier, Saiia Kosa GENERAL MERCHANDISE, 3 ¥ Beemau & ¥, St PaulD b Osmeros, N Y i I L Bilgss, sacramento Miss Burknaiier, PaloAl BAGS—Calcatta Grain Bass. spot, 534c: June- | Mry Gibson, Livermore A S Junes & w, Haywds delivery, 530 San Quentin, $6 40: Wool | Effie & Hext. N ¥ ks g el Sy sl =i {CWalther: N ¥ Prof Hobel, N ¥ - 2 M ~hpman, NY H W Hess & w, N Y COAL—Weillug.on is quotable at $8 P ton: [ W I Davis, san s Rosa H Moore, Santa Eosa New Welliogton, §5 per ton: Southfieid Welling- | B Abbo't, Seattle F Cardwell, ¥res.o ton, 37 50 ¥ ton: Seattle, $5 60 @ ton: Brvani. | Miss Walts, hut e E J Buckley, Valiejo Coos 1iuy. #4 75 % ton:' Walisend, $7 —————— & $1350 % ton in bulk and $15 | | BIOYOLES IOR THE INSANE The Wheel Recom mended for Patients at Several State Asylums. One of the most notable instances of the ® dozen: 75,000 cases, 90 § dozeu, net casn 1. o, | efficacy of the bicycle as a remedy for in- b. ex-ship. 3 sanity, seys the Chicago Chronicle, is SUGAE—The Western Sugar Refining Company 1 fonnd at the Michizan State Asylum for the Insane at Kalamazoo. The patients 4%c: Contectioners’ A, 47%c: Magnoifa A, 41gc! . & i | EXtra G, 4350: Golden G, d1ge: Carsly Grenuiniie. | 8t this asylum take daily rides on the barreis Y4c more tuan barrels, and boxes | Wheel and parties of from five to eight 14¢ more. lunatics in charge of two attendants are likely to be met with on any of the coun- try roads running out of the city. To the uninitiated it wou(d seem cdd, indeed, that the regulation country highway should be chosen for the wheeliug parties in prefer- ence 10 the well-kep: roads of the town. There is a reason, however, and a yery good one it is, loo. The tougher ihe road the more necessary does it become for the lunatic cyclist to devote a great deal of at- tention to his machine. The result is that white riding in this way Le has no oppor- tunity to think of the peculiar mania which may affiict him, and his mind takes - | on a healthier tone, his thoughts are those ofa man with an unclouded brain, and he t | become, for the time being, practically sane. \ The Kalamazoo doctors say that they have never yet heard of a course of treat- 1 | ment which causes self-forgetiuluess in a degree even approaching that produced 1| by the use oi tne bicycle. Instead of moping in the asylum or taking forced il | exercise about tne grounds the lunatics "e New York and Honduras Binte toreiny | WhO are considered fit subjects for instruc- will pay a dividend of $15,0000n the 20in. This | tion on the wheel are taken every week | will make $60,000 this vear, and $742,500 from | from the Kalamazoo asyium on the | she ssaee. s wheels to Long Lake, ten miles distant, | Fellowing Are the Highest Pricos Dur- | OF to one of the chain of smalier lakes not Ing the Past Week, so far from the asylum. A plentiful sile PO MER : by _| lunch is taken along, and the occasion be-- STook. |Mon |Tues|WedThra.| Fri | ai | comes a veritable pichic. T 11| 10 of ow| Of course, on trips of thiskind some us ¢8| U8 us| 07 |tires'are bound to be punctured, the gear- Avdes 24f ;3\ 36‘ fi;‘ ing is sure to get out of yorgrflv] and more elcher.. ... 36 | | 38 or less other mechanical di ities en- T i s countered. he resuit of ali tuis is that 5 12 1z the lunatic has no time at all to become kA 33 melancholy. The exercise, the fresh air, = 20 | the unwonted cause for thoughtfuiness on Confidence.... 1 L3 new subjects, all contribute toward wooing | Crown ol - 5 ) 1 | xlx;;eturu of Jen 1= ould & Curzy | 36 | _The State Asylum for the Insane at Nenssaorern| & ki 59| Middieiown, N. Y., isanother ustitution ophtr.,.. 0 | 108 1.00 that considers the bicycle a means to ren- Overman!! o8| 05 | der help to the insane. The wheel hast F et 2 3 | been usad at this asylum r;‘; some morths | Savage...i | 8 23 | with the most grailiying resujis. Ivis | Beg. Belchur:l | 03 | 04 03 05 |lound that it promotes docil:ty among | i ;‘l::rik‘:L;d | 1.65] 1.gu 164| Lo L:u tue patients, who enjoy the excursions, e rean: | %¢|and invariably induces a far healthier Utan. 3 08| b | condition of the mind. It also acts £san | Yo i 25| | incenuve toward good beuavior on the = | purt of others w.o have not been per- BOARD SALES. Ritied to ride, the change in their atti- rellowlae were fhe Flock Board yesterday REGULAR MOENING SESSTON. ovrcrya §:30. | | | | 100 k& b5 ... 67500 B&X......K9200 Po | 100 Choliar.i.80/25) Mexcii.'46 100 % | | | | | 850 1.25( 53 shies In the San Francisco tudes being brougut about by the sight of the keen enjoyment which the lunatis riders seem to take in nding. | Dr. selden H. Talcott, medical superin- | tendent of this asyium, is au enthusiast regarding the wheel as a beneht to per- sons of unsound mind, “It is, in my estimation,”’ he said, “‘beyond question y Following wers 1o aies in the Pacifio Stock | that the bicycle will eventually become a oard yesterday: permanent institution in every insane RRGULAR rresroN—10:1n asylum. There is no doubt whatever that 01(300 Occa 65) Oon 141200 Ovrm. 53/78) Pou 1860 .........71|1600 ........ 36/780 ... 200 Buiilon....11450 HEN .. 84|40 650 "12 300 Jolin.".104/300 Scorpto +.713200 Justice. 04/300 SE&M . 51100 Kentck...05/4)0 3 Ne “1'25100 .706(200 8 Hil ~1.30 1500 L Waah 031100 Stara 2000 CCaV.1160 400 Mexican..47 30 U mio. 2000 ... .13, 400 ... 45200 Utan... 150 Conn . 11101600 NV'Gu...05/800 ¥ Jmeki 200 CN Y....08| I CLOSING QUOTATIONS, | SATURDAY. April 17 123 i, tra MATER sTOCKY. Contra Costa 3814 40 \Sprug Valley 9814 9814 the tendency of cycling by insane persons 03 | 13 toward the restoration of reason. ~Of course I do not mean to say that every crazy person should be permiited to | ride a wheel. As & maiter of fact, cycling should only be aliowed among that class of patients in an asylum known as the 0% | convalescent, and others whose mania is not of a violent nature. I venture to pre- dict that within five years tnere will not- be found a medical man with knowledge of insanity and insane people who does not favor wheeling as a carative process.” ————————— Spain bas more sunshine than any other . | country in Europe, The yearly avernge o7 Sifjoms, 3 [in Spain is 3000 hours, that of ltaiy 2300, ; 07| Germany 1700, England 1400. .- l_l THE CALL CALENDAR, April, 1897. Tu.| W.|Th | Fr./Su. Mcou's Fhases. Chaileneo G655 e o iy — Con. lmperis. O |3 New Moon, Confidence ..., 1.10 1z 13| 3] 2 April 1. Con New Yur (1 R b P bl o~ i Crown Polnt... 13 6| 7] 8| 9/10 1@&-%"; Quarter! EastSierraNs? — Ls|syndicaze, pa TX gL Sl April 10. — 50fUniouvoa.. = —_— 03 Ua|utens v 28| 117 23| 18 | 14| 15 | 16| 17 | Funl T3een: sl eCuiey. 39 40 ki, v e 8 B i April 16. Maiveducccs 88 90 18|29 30 37| 32| 28 | 28 Ot g STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. B R R R ) April 23, 2526272812930 SATURDAY, April 17-10:30 a. x. CNITED STATES 5O Da. 3 P s : OUEAN STEAMEKS, T 84s conp. 11205118 |G tdsres.. 100 “ivig Donew sue1231a — -~ % | Dates of Departure ¥rom San Franclsco. B et g oo | _ATEAMER [DESTCNATION.] Aviix | Fiem CalklecLgs — 180 |Lo2diadp.. — 109 | Queen.....|tortmnd Avr 15.10AN | Ciet 24 CnuaC W 53 963 ¥8 |Ommious s 12035121 | Corona..... [San Diego .. |Apr Dpnu-stexco — “100 |P &0 Ry os. 13 Humboldtiiisy | Apr Rdsn L&P 6312714129 |P&Ch Ry 8s. — 109 of Pata| PRnamia....... | ApE FECHRIL63105 " 107 (Pwiat KRi11S 318 |urays Harbor. | Apr Gearysi B33 — 105 |Keno, WL&L — 103 Newpors ap: 2 HUES3143 100 — sacoP&L - 100 onotuln. "\ | Apr 20. 2pu|Pler 7 Losahg Lti 9234100 [sF&NPHB.. 102 103 Gravs Harbor.| Apr 20.12 | Pler 2 DoGnteed 65 9815100 sPRRAriz8: 92 94 |Apr 20, Bru | Plec 13 Mkt-stChleBs12533 12434 |~ PRRCalds. 107 1074 |ApE 20 Sau|Plor DolyCon bs. 106 10615 ~PRE (alos. 56 = |Apr 2L iruip MSS NotVings 1st — 100 “|~PBrRCaibs. $714 99 -|APF 21. 124 |bier 8 NevCNghie — 100148V Waterts. 11755118 APF 22 11am | Pler1l N Ky Cal 65.10515105 |5V Waterds. 201 102 Ape 28, v | Plec 3 Nuycalos =7 = |sktnGaisi 991451004, Apr 2810ax | Pler 24 Apr 23, 4ru |Plerki {Apr 26, vau|Prer 1L |APr 26 9Am |Pler PAainile o AN DING) ADF 25204 | Pjesi1 €Ay AND ELECTRIY s TOSRL Apr 26 Sam | Pl .—! w 5":1:0‘[:’(5 - 51 B — - Elec. (434 u514 9 M wieo LI 9 " 914 an Francica :’,: 208 STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. el S % b eene. " 10 SrrAMER | FROM [ IXWURANCSE procK s Trackee . | Tuiamook Bay_ ... |-Apr 18 Fireman'sFa18314 — | City of Peking.. | COMMunfAL MANG mPn :Vnnun-w. | Anclo-Crl ... 80 ~ | First Natlon!1%] - Lankof Cal:'237 241 |iondonPea.127ve - | SArekE- | CaiBLETU0IUT 1083/ Merch Bx.... 1277 _ | Oreceon:. | KAVINNA 4K KTOIG Homer., | GerS&LOn. 1850 1400 (Sav&Loaa. _ 105 | Uzarina | HumbS&L.110 ) ~ |Secatity.....250 - Colum| Uniou Truse. 530 - Fants Hoss. Mineola. STRXKT RAILROAD sTOCKS. . Vak SL&Ha7 — 107 Presidio..oc % 5 | N Humbolds. ETOCK A Coos Bay, GiantGon.... 50 51 | Arcata Vigont,.. .l - T0¢ Uma Faralion MINCRLEAY ATy ernerr Acapui Alsskarkre. 102 1033gN&: VinCo. 7 i 2 : St 100 TIRPR NN 53 )% | Queen LOhs. Hawoasca. 1556 16 |baoAux fa 3 i | —— Huieh 5 P 5%y b4 PacBoraxzCo, $9 - BUN, MUOON AND T1DK MerkxAssu. 90 ~ | Purf PmintCo § - - Soatd DA NOPR NG MO, UxiTen STATRs COAST AND GRODXTIO BmYRY. = MES 4D HxieHTS or HIGR AND Low 65 Hutchinson 8 P Co. 26 50 WatERs ar konr PoixT, lnmxu-mn B0 5 F Gas & Eleetric €5 U0 Ean FRANCISCO BAY. PUBLISHED BY Orpr “’:VW‘W- o e 98 25 CIAL AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT. rreei— 2 Norm—The high and low \waters ocour as the 84000 Park & CUS House Bonds.. ... 10100 | | Cuty Frons. (Mistioreaicsss. WAL ADORK. bRoBiR five minuzes Iater than az Fort Foint: lne helghs of tide is the samie &t both places. April—i89:. Sundss, April 18 .28 Moon risey 9.08ex €.49) Moon sets. Feet Wi ! T8 o=y 288 19 8.62/-11| 04| s Awl W 20/ 0.40( 53| 45 9 el 42 NoTE—1In the above exposition of the tides the eerly morning tides are given in the left hand eolumn, and thie successive tides of the day in the order of occurrence as 10 time, The second tims column gives the second tide of the day. the third time column the third tide, and the last or hand eolumn gives the last tide of the day, ex: when there are but thres tides. as somstimes sccurs. The heights given are additious o the soundinzs on the United States Comst Survey charts, except when a minus sigd (—) precedes tns beight, and then the number given 1s subtractiva from the depth ' ven by the charts. —— SOTICE TO MAKINEES. A branch ot the United States Hydrographic Office located 1n the Merckanty" Excbance is maintained fn San Francisco for the benef: of mariners without regard (o nationality and free of expense. Navigators are cordlally fnvited 10 visit the where complete 3e:s of charts and sallinz 1ous of the worid are kept on hanl: or com- parison and reference, and the lacest Information oon slways be obtained regarding lights, dangers 10 navigation and all matters of interest to agean commerce. ‘Tha timo ball ontop Of the buflding on Tele- graph KUl is holsied about ten minutes before noon. and Is dropped at noon. 120th meridian, by telegraphic sigual received each dav trom the United States Navai Observaiory a. Mare lsland Cal. A notice stating whether tha tims ball was dropped on tme. oF @iving the error. If any, I3 published the same day vy the afiernoon papers and by the morning papers the foliowiag dav. W. 5. Huanrs, U. 8 N.. In charge Lieutenant. The Time Bal. EBANCE HYDROGEAPHIC OFFICK, U. S. N. MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, } SAN FRAXCISCO. Aprii 17. 1897. The time ball on Telegraph Hil. was droppsd exactly at DOOD L0-dsy~L e.. & 100D of the 120:h meridian, or cxactly st 8 . ., Greenwich time. W. 5 HueHESs, Lieutenan: U, X' K.. iu charga, ———— SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Arrived. SATURDAY. April 17, Stmr Del Norte. Stockfletls. 65 hours from Grays Harbor: pass and mdse, to Houbs, Wall & Lo. Stmr Pomona, Doran. 17 hours from fureka; pass and mdse. to Goodall, Perkins & Co. rGeo Loomis, Bridgett, — hours from Ven- tura: oil, W oraer. ' Up river direct. Stmr Walla Walis, Wailace, 613, nours from Victoria and Puget Sound ports; pass and mase, to Goodall, Perkins & Co. Sumr Westport, Jacobs, 42 hours from San Por Los Angeies: bai ast. to L'ollard & Dodge Stmr Scotla. Johnson, 64 hours trom Yaquina Bav, vis Aibion 14 hours: 145 tous s one. 7 cds s aveboits. 145 M filn 5 ver, to J R Hani'y & Co. Stmr Caspar, Anfindsen, 15 hours from Hurdys Creex: 11,000 c T ties, 10 G A Hooper & Lo Schr Mary Etta, Zadoart, 36 nours from Fisks Mili: 76 cds woo . to Bender Bros. Sehr S Danfelson, Vogel, ¥ days from Neha- lem Kiver; 1:7 M stlumoer, to Pacific Box Fac- tozy. Cleared. SATURDAY, April 17. Stmr Corona, Jepsen. San Diego; Goodall, Perk- ins & Co. Stinr Qaeen, Green, Portiand; Goodall, Perkins & Co g34ar Humboid:, Bonifield. £uresa: Humbed. S Co. Br stmr Wellington, Salmond, Nanaimo: R Dans- muir & Co. 1ark S C_Allen, Johnson, Honolula; Willjums, Dimond & Co. BKin S N Castle, Hubbard, Honolulu: J D Spreckels & Bros Co. mehr Mary Dodge, Hansen, Kahului: Alexander & Baldwin. Sailed. SATURDAY, April 17, Stmr Cleone, Strand, Crescent Cit: Sime Homb-ldt. Bonitield. Eureks. Eimr Whitesnoro. Johnson Sbip Wm H Macy. Amsbary, Houoluin. Bark ~ C Ale , Jonnson, Honolulu. Sehr Monterey, Beck, owens Lanaing. Schr Jennie 1helin, Hansen. Bchr Guide. Olsen, Wiliapa Harbor. Schr Giendate, Johnson. Se v Whatcom. Scar Mary Dod, » Hausen, Kahuiu. S hr Una Harkins, Ocos. Sehr Alcalde, We tkaua , §-attle. Telegraphic. FOINT LORIS Apeil 17.-12 P, a.—~Weather cear. wind W. Veioei.y § wiiss Charters. The ship W H Macy loads sugar ai Hoaolulu for New Yors. Domestic Porte. GREENWOOD-—Arrived Apr 17—Stmr Green- wo.d. from Poc. Los Angeles. FISHERMANS BAY-—Arfivel Apr 17—Scnr Five B others, hence Apr 14 CASPAR—Arrived Ape 17—Stme Jewel, hence Avri6 YAQUINA BAY—Arnv.d Apr )7—Stmr Foral- lon. hence Air 14 via Eoreka and Coos Bay. USAL—Sailed Aur 17 -Simr National City, for San Fra olsco. 00S BAY--Salled Apr 17-Simrs Czarioa and | Homer, for San Francisco. FORT BRAGG—Salled Apr 17-Stmr Noyo, for San Francis.o. ALBION—xailéd Apr 17—stmr Point Arens, for Mendocino. KAN DIEGO—Sailed Ap: 17—U S stmrs Mon- terey and Monadnock. Foreign Ports, BURRARD INLET—Salled Apr 12—Nor stmr Eva. for Yokouama. PANAMA Arrival abou: Ap-l 1—Stmr San Bias. nence Mar 10. 2—Haw sunr Az ec, from Champerico. Importations. TACOMA—Per Walla Walla—2 bales rubber hose, 41 pkes honsehold toods. 7 rolls rubber ceiting. 1 ca dry 2oods. 2 pkgs rice, 35 o paper- ware. 800 bars bullion, 1 bx jewel-y sweep! Kvere t~350 bd's shooks, 700 bars ballion, 251 Tolls 150 bales paver. Anacortes—1 cs hats, 1260 bbis lime. New Whatcom—16 ¢s shorts. 2 tuos 1 b bu ter. Foreixn ports—121 bdis pelts. 114 tdls hides s b dis Vanconver— 88 cs boots and shoes. 5 cs wood hames 115 cs tobacco, 2 c1 dfy g0ids. 25 cases clgareties, 18 cs piano, 8 pkes chair sio k, 1 bbi hardware, 190 bbis_glucose. 300 bxs sinc, | box DUg paper. 270 bacs pepper. 208 bdis hides, 7 pkgs Personal éffecis. 1 ort chair, ancouver via C P 8 5 Co—154 pes teak wood, 10 bates silk. ~eattie—10 bxs fresh fiah, 2 pkes express. 18 ca paper. 1 bx dr- coods. 1 10: household goods, etc, 2 horses, L buggy, 40 b.is broom handi-s, 1 psg Bodel. 881 ious coal. 1 sk coin, 1 bx booss, 20 ¢hes stea, 9 piks mdse, & pkgs spice, 2 crts picks, 2 pkgs macbiners, 1% bxs chocolate, 1 cs faf g00ds. 171 bdis aides. 2 sks oysters. 4 kys candy 3bxs crackers, 1 X sundries, 3 bxs jely, 2 bxs 1a:d, 3 bxs oap. Beatt'e via Great N R R—2 pkgs mdse, 1000 ht- ks 290 qr-3ks fl-ur, Por. Townsend—] bx dry £00ds, 1 bx clams. KIlli8800—2 balo+ deerskins. ~itka—7 pkgs mdse. Victorla—1 pkg mdse, 1 sk coin, 1 pkg express. Victoria via N P N'S Co—40 cs fans, 250 rolls mattiog, 67 vales 1 pkg cunnies. GRAYN HARBOR—Per Dei Norte—772 pkgs shooks, 330 AL it lu uber, 1¢s mdse, 25 <5 auts. EURLKA—Per Pomona—37 tubs 14 vxs bu'ter, 1o books. 3 doors. 94 M ft lumber, 4 pixs mdse, 2042 M svingles, 2 cr 8 bacon, ) pkg disks, 1 Cise dry goods. 4 8ks potators. 1 bx hardware 1 pkg handies. 8 pkgs express, 1 sk coin, 2 bxs fish, = - ER&E R R-H Lubs - rs, 3 hf-sks wool. 1 €3 potatoes. 1 cs miliicery, 1 case dary goods, 18 pkgs mise. 10 cs cide, 1 bx meat, 15 dreased vesl, 172 3K3 outs. Consignee Per Walls Walla—Boston Woven Hose & Rub- ber Co; Carlsop-Currier Co: Frank Muass: Grest American Imporung Tes Co; G P Peterson: M Goudfeld: Mattinuce. & Co: Migilavacon Wine Co: Redington & Co; ~elby Smelilaz aud Lead Co: Thas J Kirov: A Filvelio; Ttalian-wwiss Colonys Amer Carb Acld Gaa Co: W H Parsons: Northern Lumbver Co; Moore, Ferguson & Co; G W Howard : S P Taylor & Cu; Union Paper Co: Western Koll PaperCo: Biake, Moftitr & Towne: P Berwin & Airo; Tacoms & K H Lime Co: Kowalaky & Co; G H Young: Manufactory Stoe Cu; W H Glibert 4D =preckeis & Broy Co: American Tobacoo Co: Murphy, Grant & Co: Main & Winchester: Lordon & -an Fancisco Bank : Buckinzham. Hecht & Co: Sherman, Clay & Co: Payot, Upham & Co; Swayne & Hoy ; Tilmann & Bendel: B.ssinger & Co: John Hoey: American Unon Fisa L0; A Paladini: J ‘alifornla Chemical Works; A J Prax-r L ~aronl & Co: _Abramson, Heunlsch & £O3H Mekoe: C Eldriage: D Gairataelli & Co: ¥ A Lionlins: Duft & ( 0; Farnsworth & Kugeles; A 3 Brandenstel & Co:' J B Ingaxlia: Milani & Co M O Pacific Ammonia & Chemicar Works: Pxcific Const Fi<h Co: -Roths hild & Co; F P Lee W G Ricbardson; W &J Sloans &Co: Wm Reed Wm Mackie: e N Hardwics: Oregon Imp Co; V K Halehan: Adama Bash Co: Wells, Pargo & Co: Royal Miliing Co: H W Hizelns: Huve & Keich R Downing: "0.1vr & Co; Sawyer Tanning 6o; U P ~hui: San Francisco Chemical Works: or.er; Baifour, Guthrle & Co: Foster & Co; The Giant Powder Co: G Chesmore, Per Del Norte—t. i« Wool Lumber Co; Weston - Bnsket Mz Co: Brown Bros & Co: W W Amburn. Per Yomona—Brigham, Hoppe& Co: Bancroti- Whitney Co: C A Hooper & Co: Gray & Mitchell; weeney & Co. Higgins & Collius: Hom : 3ills Bros: Dairymen’s Union: W urphy, Grant & Co; Orecon Fisa Co: W G Fiotche: : Weils, Fargo & C0: CE Whitney & Co; Cahn, Niexelsburg & Co; J H Newbauer & Co: f R Hanliy: F B Halght: Gets Bros &Co: Pacifi: Coast Pish Co: Hilmer. BredhoR & ~chulz: Hinz & & Co: Norzon, Teller & Uo: J Schweitzer & Co; O BSmith & Co: Woir & Son: Boss& Hewloti; Standard Uil 05 : Witzel & baker: & Co: Nai Lumber Co: For Lata Shipping Intelifgence Sce Fourteenth Page. 31 righ: | 3 | | | | | | | | | recommends | Produce, Shippers and Buyers’ Guide. THE CALL indorses and | as thoroughly | reliable the Commission Mer- | chants appearing in this column, H. HECKMANN & CO. WHOLLSALE DEALERS IN Dried Fruits, Produce, Poultry, Game Wna Eggs. 400-402 DAVIS =TREET, S. F. GARCIA & MAGGINI Tropical, Green and Dried Fruits and Nuts. 301-307 DRUMM STREET, S. F. WOLF & SONS | Ge eral Commission Merchants. 821-323 DAVIS STREET, S. F, D. E. ALLISON CO., Geuneral Commission Merchants. Green and Dried Frults, Graln, Potatoes, Beans, Woo', ete. 501-509 Front St., 8 F. | EVELETH & NASH, | Wholesale Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Nuts, Produce, ete. 422 Front Street. S F. GRAY & BARBIERL Green and Dried Fralts, Nuts, Poultry, Eggs. Butter, Game, Potatoes and Beans. 305-309 Washington -treer, s, F. NASH & BOESSENECKER, Wholesale Dealers in Forelgn and Domestic | uts, Produce, Pouitry, Eggs, etc. 13 'Washington St., 8. F.— B.G. RUHL & CO,, General Produce and Commission Merchanis. Pouitry and Game & Specialty. 206-208-210 Washington Street. DALTON BROS. Green and Dried Fruits, Citrus Fruits, ¥roduce, Poultry and Egzs. 317-219 Davis St DR. WONG W00, Chinese Drug, Tea and Hérb Sanitarium, 776 Clay, Bet. Kearny and Dupont. S. F. I have long been a suffer er from troubles the stomach. liver and kid: neys. The medicines of the differsnt doctors who treated me onlv ag. the disease, In eigat Lr. Wong Woo, the Chi- nese doctor. succeeded in bringing about a perfect cure, and Lam now in she best' of health. | recom- mended him to my country- men, the Liulians. 7 AMADEO_INBODEN, 181 Mission s-. Hours 9:30t0 114 3,1:80t08 Tto9 r % These tiny Capsules are superia to Balsam of Copaiba, Cubebsorlnjectionsand| CURE IN 43 HOURS the same diseases withor inconvenience. RATLROAD TRAVEL SOUTHERN FPACIFIC COMPANY. (PAGIFIC NYNTE. ) alne leave and ave due (o urrive at xr SAN FRANCISCO. Frox Mancsm 1, 1 . Ogilent and 1 Rumsey, Sacs nd Redding pre 7:004 Benicia, Vacavilie, ‘mento, Oroville Calistoga aad Santa Rosa.. #1804 Niles, San Jose, Stockto Sacramento, Maryav Tohama acd Red Bl *8:304 Peters and Milton. 9:06A Novw Orleans I Yosemito), Kresuo, arbara, Los Ane iy, Bl Paso, New Orleaus aud i28t. : alizjo e « Niles, San' " Tose, Ban Valiéjo, Calistoga, ¥ Verano and Woodland, ding, Marysville, Oro- ille and Sncraniénto ... AK:1SA 4:30r Lathrop, Stockton, Modesto, Mer ced and Fresao, going via' Niles, roturning via Marinez............ 11:454 5:100r Los Angeles Express, Tracy, Fromo, Mojave (for Randsburg), Santa arbara and 7454 5:007 Sauta To Ltoute, At for Mojave aud Iiast, 6:00¢ Tnropean Mail, Ogie 6:00¢ 1 Nildsand San Jos Los Augeles. ¥ iing, Sound and Vast . SANTA_CHUZ 10N "37:454 Santa Cruz Excursion, S nd Principal Way Stations rk, Contorvillo, San 4115p Nowark COAST DIVISION (Third & T Way Statious (New dnosdays ouly).. an doso, Tres Pinos, & rovo, Gusdalups, y Niatious .. Statious 72004 Sau Jose Wi B1:304 Pals Alto and Way Statious.... Bor San Mateo, Menlo Park, San Jose, Gilroy, Tres Pinos, Sauta Cr Salinas, Montercy wid PacilicGrove 0P Sau Joso and Way Stations .. #4:30r San Jose aud Wuy Stations 2 5:30r Sau Joso und Prineipal Way Stafions 30p San Joso aud Way St 312450 San Jose and Way Stations......... SAN LEANUEO AND HAYWARDS LO 6:004 g ] Melrose, Seminary Park, and Haywards. ¢ Runs through to Niles. ¢ From Niles. 1 Ltass CREEK ROUTE FERRY Prom SAK FRANCISO0—Foot of Market Strest (8l 37:15 9:00 11:00a.%. $1:00 00 1500 *6.00e.m. From OAELAND—Fest of Drosdway.— 10:00a.m. $12:00 *1:00 12:00 *5:00r.. A for Morning. P for Afternoon * Sundase xcopted t Sutnrdays onlge # Sundays orly. #+ Monaay, Tuc~dav and Saturdsy nights ooly. - SANFRANCISCO & NORTH PA- CIFIC RAILWAY CO. Tiburon Ferry—Foot of Market 3t San Francisco to San Rafael. WEEK DAYS-—7:30, 9:00, 11:00 .3 12:3%, 8:30, 5:10, 6:90 ». x. _'Thursdays—Extm tr S1130e x Saturdays—gxira ips a 1 and 1130 r. e 4 SUNDAYS—3:00, 9:30, 11:00 a.0; 2:30, 3:3% 600, 6:20 r.3r. an Rafael fo San Francieco. 7:50, 9 11:10 a. se; 0 F. M. Saturdays—Exira tripg SUNDAYS- and 6:35 v w. | : 1:40, 3:40 5:00, 6:25 p. 0, 11:10 & Between Sen Francisco snd Schuetzen Park same schedule as above. at1:55 P e, Arrive Sold by al? dyuggists. san i | 320 | oan Bl 90, = = Destination.| SO | Waxx OCEAN TRAVEL: Novato, |10:40 Ax| 5380 P Fetalyma, |°6:10 ¥x |2 PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP €0, | oaowx) Fencalio Ve xul TEAMERS LEAVE BROADWAY | 7:90 axe Windage, 10135 4% whart, San_Franoisco, as foilows: Healdaburs, For Loris ip Alaska, April 1, 8. 11, 16, 21, 26 Tytton: and every firth day tiereafter, a9 . Geyservilie, For Victoria and Vancouver (B. C.), Port Town: Cloverdale, | 7:38 rx| 6:23 send, Seaitle, Tacomn, Everstt, Abacories and T Rew W sicomn (Bellizibam Bay, Weah) 94 1 Hopland & l April, 8,11, .23 And every fifth day there: : e after, conhecting &t Vancouver with the C. P . URISN G 708wt} 628 R atTacoma with N. "R Tt at Seattle with . | 7:30 au| ] T0:25 ax & Port Towngend with' Ainska steamers. 8:00 23| Guernevilte. | 7:85 x e B:n)-k:, Alr::lm .na‘ Fields umln: (lléuin- a-mrnl 8:23ru t Bay), Sir. Pomona 2 2. 3., April 2, 6, 10, 14, | o - ; 18,24, 26, 30 ad every fourin dimypmm'c. r. 7580 AX|8:00 aX RO AMI S0 N r £anta Cruz Monterey. San Simeon, Cayucos, | 5.0 | g Fort Harford (an luis Ubhpo).;il\"ox;,ysmdll IULEN|E 00 Ex “g"z - ): :?': arbara, Ventura, Hueneme, san Pedro, East San | 7:80 ax| 5 40 x| 10:35 % Fearo (os Augsien “and Sewpor. 4t 874 | 3:80 i Sebastopol. | '6:10 rx| 6:22 7 A7 tngrentior, | 20 26 28, and every urih | ~g L ornect 2t Ranta Foss for Marc Wess oF Sau Diego. siopping only at Por: Harrord (5an Luis Obispo), Santa Barbara, Porc Los An- reles. Redondo (Los Angeles) and port. 11 A April2,8, 10, 14, 18, 22, 26, 30, and every fourth dey thereatter. For Ensenada, San_Jose del Cabo. Mazatlan, La Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer Orizaba, 10 4.3 25th of eaoh month. ‘e Company Treserves the right to change with. | out previous notice steamers, salling dates and Bours of saillng. Ticket offico—Palace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery trest. GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Gen'l Agents, THE O.R. & N. CO. DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS TO PORTIL.AN D From Spear-street Whart, at 10 A a. FARE{3 2, First-olas e EDULESOF SAILINGS: -Marcn 24, April 3,13, 23 | State of California..March 29, April8, 18, 28 | Through tickets und through baggaze to all Easiern poinia. Hates and foidsrs upon applice- F.F. CONNOR. General Agont. 630 Market streot. GOODALL PERKINS & CO.. Superintende: SYDN Y. Thursday, i p April 29, 2 P M. Line to COOLGARDIE, Aust.,and CAPLTOWN, Eouth Africa. . J. D. SPRECKELS & BROS. CO., Agents. 114 Montgomery street. Freight office, 327 Mark-t street, ~un Fraucisco. COMPAGNIE GENERAL TRANSATUANTIQUZ Fremnch Line to Havra. OMPANY'S PIER(NEW).42 NORTH ‘River, foot of Morton st. ‘Itavelers by this line avold both transit by English railway an the discom(ort Of Crossing the channel in & small boat. New York to Alexandria. Kgypr, vis Parly first class $160, second class $116. LA CHAMPAGNE. S AUSTRALIAfor April_20, ai Special part; “The 8. S, MONOWAT sails via HONOLULU | d AUCKLAND for < HO w York. ontgomery . F. FUGAZI & COQ, Agen 5 avenue. San Franoisca. w 4SS STOCKTON STEAMERS | | Leave Pler No. 3, Washington st,, | At 6 P. M. Daily. Frorght received up | A@ Accommodations Resorved by Telephons. | ¥Tie only iluw selin Ukrough tickess ana givioy shrough freight raws to roinis oo Valley Bailroad. 3. D. Peters, City of Stocktons | Ca Nav. aud Tmpe. Go FOR U, 8 NAVI-YARD AND VALLEJO. STEAMER “MONTICELLO,” Mon., Tues., Wed.. Thura. and Sat.............. ;-9:4da 2 and 3:16 2. . (9 P. M. ex. Thura) riday: 1ra, 9P Bundays. = S0'A. 3. and 8 ». % Landing and offices, Mission Dock. Pier2. Telepnone Green 381. FOR SANJOSE, LOS GATOS & SANTA CRUZ STEAMER ALVISO LEAVES PIES | DATLY (Sundays excepted) ai10 o . Alviso {Saturday "excepied) & 7 ® x. Froight FPassenger. Fate botween Han Fran %00 ang ww. T. C. Walker, Mary Garratt, Teiephene Main 805. Weekdays, 8 01 Springs: at Geyserville for Skagzs Springs: @ Cloverdaie for the Geysera: at Pieta for Higniand 8prings, Kelseyville, Soda’ Bay and Lakeport: a Hopland for Lakeport and Bartieit Springs: as Uklah for Vichy Springs, Saratoga Springs, Biue Lakes, Luurel Deil Lake, Upper Lake, Pomo, Potet Valley, John Day's, Eiverside, Lierley’s, Buok- nell's, Sanhedrin” Heights. Huilville, Booneville, Greetiwood, Ores Hot" Springs. Meudocino Clit Fort Brags, Westport, Usal, Wiliets. Cahto, Cor velo, Layionville, Harris, Scotis and Lureka. aturday to Monday round-teip tickets at reduded On Sundays round-trip tickets @ all polnts be yond San Rafael at half rates Ticket Offices, 660 Market A. W.FOSTER,_ Pres. and Gen. Manager. Santa Fe Limited. On MONDAYS and THURKDAYS the firsi- class Pullman sleeplng-car leaviag at 5 P. . connects at Harstow with tha Sunta To limited train carrying dintag-car, buffet smoking- car and Pullman paisce drawing-room _sieeplug-cars 4SEAE for boih “Chiesgo and St Louts via Kansas City. 3l Days te_ Chicago or St. Louis. 435 ‘Days to New York. SANTA FE EXPRESS Leaves dally at 5 7. % Pullman palace drawing- room, also modern npholstered tourist sleepins- cars, throueh to Chicago via Kausas C cars for Denver and St. Louts. Boston oxcursions via Kansss Clty, Chicago, Montreal and the White Mounzains Jeave every Tuesday: St Paul excursions every Sunday. Tickot Office, 644 Mutketa'roct, Uhron- {ele building. Telephone Main 1531. Chrontele bundisg. B X. RYAN, Gen Pass. Agent. NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD (Via Sausalito Ferry). #rom San Francisco, Commenciug Sept. 13, 189 WEEKDAYS. 7125, #9115, 3,850 P Wednss 11:00 A M.: %1:45, 3:45, *5:18. ¥ Extra trips for 8an Ratael on Mondays, daysand Saturdays st 11:30 », a0 SUNDAYS. For Ml Valley and San R #11:30 4. %.: $1:50, 8:00, *4:50, Traios marked * run to San Quentin, THROUGH TRAINS. For Point Reyes and way stations—7:25 A, x. 4 2 Sundays, 1145 7. X Satur For Cazadero and way stations—~7:25 a M. week #qras 145 P, x. Salurdays. NOUNT TAMALPAIS, Trains connecot “with North Pacifie Const Railroad. WEEK DAYS—.cave 8. F. 9:15 A, w. 1:45 r. 3. Returning—Arrive S, ¥, 3:25 & x. §:20 . ag. BUSDAYS—LeaveS.F. 8o % 11:50 A 2. 1:30 b ok Returning—Arrive 8.F.1:16 ».x 4:20 7 16, 7130 pag. “Tickets for sale In Mill Valiey or THO~ COUK & SONS, 621 Market st., S, F. M1l Valley and Mount Tamalpais Scenic Raiiway. THE SAN FRANCISCO AND SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY RAILWAY CONPARY, 'BOM JANUARY 31, 1897, TRl unaatys " 81 1897, passenger traing Bouthbound. Stations. Nerthboun, T30 A 2. . ~Stockton.. Romms 8:49 a3 Merced HYS Sa 11:80 4 . Fresuo -1:10 p, 2 For intermediate statlo: Connecti ng stenmboats Mn:h. &llfll'llbll. & Ipave Bap Francisco aud S5ockion a6 8 » i dat