The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 16, 1897, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1897. THE COMMERCIAL WORLD HE MAKKELS. SUMMARY OF Silver firmer. Wheat Freights s eadr. Wheat and Barle doll. Rye firm at the zdvanc Oats and Corn very quie Bran 50c lower. Midd ings unchanged. Huy stealy. Mustard Seed neglected. Feans plentiful and du'l. Potators add Unions chesp. Vegetables cominz in heavily. Provisions quiet ai hanged Hites snd Lea herdull. Woo. and 1 ops neglected, Heavy crop of Hor Dried Fruits quiet a Grain Bags firm. Butter lower azain. ry in good supply s do ng better. Peachesand Apricots In good supply. Watermelons in from Yuma. Figs arrive more treely o OVERLAND SHIPMENIS Over'and shipments from Northern and Central California by Southern Pacific lines in May were 31483 tons, as tollows: From an Franclsco, 19,244 tons: Oukiand, 1324; San Jose, 1254: Stock: on. 1006: San Josgain Valley. 1€80; Sacramento and East. 6114: Marysvilly The leading items were: 786 tons Beans. 518 do Borax, 52,500 galions Braudy. 974,250 ao Wine, 1592 tons ¢ anned Goods, 1276 4o heelduous Fraix, 10 do_Citras_Fruit, 921 do Dried Frult, 66 do Hops, 72 do Hay 214 do Hides. 386 do Leather. 13 do Nuts, 1do & 1 do Honev, 1 toes, K60 do Vegeiabies, 539 do Powd Q ver, 150 do Wool, 365 do Coffe do Tea. 252 do Rice, 9372 do Sugar, 119 o Canned EXPORTS OF LUMBER. Exports of lumb five uonths of 1% during the same period in 1896, of the shipments this year was $27 st $266,953 in 1896, from this port during the first were O Clear ® Portly Cloudy @ Cloudy ® Rain® Snow. DURING PAST 12 HOURS Fxplanation. The arrow fiies with the wind. The top fgures at station indica. aximum temperature for the dsys: those underneath it if any, the smount of Tainfu melted suow in inches and bundredths, during ‘the past twelve hours. Isobars, or solid lincs, counect po'n s of equal air pressur therms, or d lines, equal temperature. The word “bieh” means high baromerric pressure a is usuaily sccompanied by fair weather: “low” fors W pressure. is usnally preceded &nd accompanied by cloudy weatherand rains. sws” usially first appesr on ihe Wushington comst. When :1 sure is high in_the interior | | SHADED AREAS SHOW PRECIPITATION 1 i | | siv@): 2,000,000 feet, against | 4 | Quickstiver | Tennessee Coal & iron. | Readiug. . §7 20@7 25: September. 87 $7 25@7 85 December, $7 50, PRON ISIONS— Lard, prim PORK—Mess 35 50@ 8 75. TALLOW_814c. UTTrR—Creamery, Western, EGUS—btatg, froan » SUGAR—Raw, dull firm; 89-degree test, 3c; 96-decree. 31gc: refined qu et PETROLEL M—Nvw ) ork renin-d. $6 16, »5@7 30: October, &' v0as 05 Phily | delphia and Baltimore refined, §610; refinea In bulk. 83 65. HOPS—Crop of "85, 3g4c: crop '96, 6@%c: coast. crop 95, 8g4c; crop 96, 6@10. Londos market, 50@70s. 1@ WOUL—Domestic fieece, HIDES— Buenos Avres dry, 20 Ibs, 1815@18¢: Galvesion. 20 10 25 1bs., 14c. LEATHER—Hemiock sole, Buenos Ayres, light 10 heavy we.ghta. 18@20c; acid. 19@2c. ed Fruits. 18@z3c; pulled. RAISINS—California. 50-1b boxes, 234c: crown, 4@blyc: seeded, 134, @>1ac: seediess muscatels, 51y @d3ic tarrels: © : carions, 5 CURKANTS — 43,@5%~ tn bulk, 51,@6c; cases, 5% lifornia, unpesied. bags. 6@Sc: peeled. 10G ] Zc. APRICUTS—Callfornia, toxes, 532@13c: bags, 2@ 10¢ CITRON—11@124¢ for fancy boxes FitS—Fancy ordiuary, 12@l%c: 1ancy wash-d, 10@24c. DA TE~—Fersian. 60- 214@3%4c: Fard, in b xes, 43;@5c: WALNUYS - siandard, 6lgc: soft slell, 8c. ALMONDS—Shelled. 153, @:9¢ Motuix. PIG IRON—Southern, $9 25@10 50; Northern, 16 TIN—Stralts $13 70@13 50. Stocks and Bonds. Opening. $120 8715 Clostna. 3125 37 American Sugar. American Sugar Pta American Tobacco...... . American SpiriL Mig Lo, Atchson. ............. Bay State Gas. . Cansdian Pacific Ceniral Pacific. Chicago Gas. C.B&Q.... Con. Gas... Cordage. Coraage Pd .. e Denver & Rio Grande Pfa. - — Delaware & Lackawaoa.. Erle 4 Fort Wayne. .. General Electric Hocking Valley Jersey Central Kansas & Texas, Pfd . Lake Shore. ... Louisviile & Mannatian C Missouri National Lead. New Haven..... - New York & New Engiand. New York Central North Pacific. .. North Pacific, Pid. . Northwestern ... North American... Uregon Mavigation Oregon Navigation, Pacific Mall. & Pullman 2875 171 50 Rock Island Southern Pacific. Bt Paul % Texas Pacific. ..... Urion Pacific... = U.'S. Leather. ..., U. &, Leather, bid ... 8 00 Western Union. £350 500 Wabash, Pfd —_— —_— | Earsiver.. . e i Sterling on London, €0 days Sterling on London. sight... S 2's, registered....... s, new, coupon. [ 's, Coupon CHICAGO VA CKETS, CHICAGO, Jir., June 15.—Hather heavy sell- inz by packers, lower grain markets, liveral re- ceipts of hozs, and essier prices at the yards caused a decline in provisions to-day. Trading was lews active. Shor s wers the only buyers. There was a good cash demand, however, ana the closing was steady at a decline. of cattie on hand (o meet Trade was slow at yesterday’s lc decline 20@30c lower than s week ago. The stocker and 1eeder trade was very light. There | was the usual 200d I u-sdas’s suppiy of calves avd a go0d demand at firm prices. choice lots seling acound $6 25. Texas cattle were lower than last week. The hog trade was active on local account and packers pald Sc more than yesterday for Beavy packing stock. The botiom seems to have There were | © limited de- and. jow b and the isobars exrend | falle. OUL of Lie SBecp markel, prices ranging con- Borth and sonth e coast, rain is probable: | siderably lower. The entire burchases Inst week bat wh 1s inclosed with fbobars of Eastera shippers, feeders and +xporters belog | marked cur n'south of Oregon is improb- | 031y About 3000 Lesd. able. Witha n the v of 1dubo, and | WHMEAT— 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 the pressure falling to the Californla coast, warmer | June. S R = weather inay be expected in_summer and coider | Juiy........... 7015 685 69 697 6955 winter. The reverse of theseconditions | September. . 65~ 6455 645y Gain 6434 | an opposite resuit. December......86% ~— — — —=| - | 200 12:30 100 113 THE WEATHER BUREA i == — = | Ceoss 69s €93, UNITED StaTEs DEFARTMENT or Aemicti-| (Ba% Bihs basy TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO. June 1518975 . 3. Ihe following are the maxi mum temperaures reported to-day from weather bureau stations in Califors Eureka, 62: Red BIuff san ais Obispo, 68: Los Augeles, 72; San Diego, 66; Yuma, 84 San Frag 1sco data: Maximum temperature 60, um 50, mean 65 Weather Conditions and General Fore- casts. The pressure Is highest this evening a: Eureka and lowest over the Rocky Mountain region. ere has been a rapid rise in pressure during the past12 hours throughout the reglon west of the Rocky Mountains, the greatest change having oc- curred in Nevada and along the Oregon coast. 1 ain bas falien from Red Biuff northward 1d srom central Nevada and Utah northward. It is still raining in Utah and Idano. Unusually cool weather | Tevails throughout the entice region west of the Kocky Mountains. In Nevada the tempera- ture is low enougn to cause frost to-night. made san Francisco for thirty ding midnight. June 16, 1897+ . alifornia—Fair Wednesday, warmer; 0 California — Fair Wednesday; fresh win —Falr; warmer W Party cloudy W occaslonal in the mountaing a—Fair: cooler Wednesday. Sau Francisco fresh westerly wind W. H. NEW YORK EXCHANGE. NEW YORK, ket continues bu inchuation to extend fro d nity—Fair Wednesday; HaMMON, Forecast Offick 5. Y., June 15.—The stock mar- sh. The strength is due to an neresse holdings, which seems to In to-dsy's market the realization for profits was exceedingly henvy. Koom.trader, Iald stress upon the fact the largest seliers were the houses and operators who had taken a lesding part in the market at the bezioning of the rise. On this ac- count they redoubied their efforts to bring about areaction. The day's developments were favor- able Lo the reactionists and inc uded a recession in grain prices and a firmer tone in the foreign ex- change market, which was attended b- th-an- pouncement of shipments of #6v0,000 of gold on Thursday. (01LFary to common expects tions, the Jondon market was practically unaff=cted by the death of Barnato, excep. in instances of those securizies most closely identified with him. For- eign houses actually bought a few thousand shares here, thongh the London market was reported re- ed on accoun: of the approach of the jubiloe, The Treasury’s statement for May of the for- eign movement was an inc contr. bution o the uews of the day. Th of imports handise in_anticipation of a revision amountel only to $1,559,343. For of the tarift eleven monibs of the fiscal year the trade balan s in favorof the United Staes amounted to $295 - 180,659. The volnme of business both in the bend and stock divisions. was on a very fair sca e of activity. Suzar refining, Norihern Pacifi> and Granger sbares were the leaders. Aoteworthy s were scored in Erookiyn Union Gas und Consolidared Gus. emment bouds strong and unchanged. 810 g. Money on call 114 per cent: time money—60 and 90 days 2 per ceill, }0ur months Y14 per cent, +Ix und s-ven months 3 per cent: nina months, 34 per cent on good mixed Stock Kxchange collateral Prime inlorsed bills receivatle, 3@ » ver cent: choice and prime singie names, Uo@4 per cent. vood names. 4@ per cent. Pos ed ascing rates for sterling, 34 8oty for long bills, $4 88 for cemaud. Aciual rates, long bils, 84 853,@4 ¥6: sight drafts, $4 87@4 BT14: cuble transf s $4 8714 Domestic exchange on Sew York and San Francisco, sight 17gc pre- mivm, telegraph 20c premium. Moty in Lonaou Ya per cent. Rates of dis- coust {n open marke. for both short and three | months’ bills, 15-16 to 1 per cent. Wheat and Flour, WEEAT— 10:30 11:00 12:00 100 2:10 Juge.. = = = = = July . 57 bYs ToYs bs 75 Reprember 3170 7ol 708 T0im 7034 December.. | 723 1% 113, 71% 1t ~pot lower. inactive: 1. o, b. afioat No. i Nortn- ern spring New York, 78¢; No. 1 Northern spring Duluth, 7834c: No. 8 hard winter. 75c: No. 2 hard winte Future_closiu July, 75¢; Sep- temter. 70%a: Tt ¥LOUR—Spring _in bbis: No. 2 extrs, 83 256G $40: No_ 1 extra. $3 50@3 76; sicalghts, 3 70@ B50: patenta 85 Sh@4 | iEAIN FREIGHTS—New York to Liverpool cam, 2d. Produce. , COFFEE—Rio, spot Is dull, steady. No. 7, c. ¥u ure wading closed: March, $7 35@7 40: July, 1 one quarter of the market 1o another. | b. notsithsiarding the heavy pur | | | { ac: July, 25c. OATS—June, 18c; July, iK14@ 153 BARLEY—Ca-h, No. % 27w 34c. RYE_Cash, 3834c FLAXSEED—Cash, 7514@75%¢; July, 1514c. JIMULHY—Cash. $2 70; ~ep ember. $2 65. Produca. PORK—June, §785: July. $7 55@7 57. LARD—June, 83 67: Juiv, $8 72, RIBS_June and July, 84 40. BUTTER—Market weak 10r best grades: de- <xtras. 14c ® b: firsts, 13@138%4¢: seconds, 11@12¢ Dairies—kxiras, 12¢: firsts. 10 @11c; seconds, 7@HC; pucklug s:ock, 1 esn, 6@Tc EuGs—Market duil and weaker. Firsis sold chiefly at Bigc B doz, 1083 off cases returned. Livestock. HOGS— Lignt, 3 45@3 6215 mixed. 33 45@ 60; neavy, #3 25G3 6b; roush, %3 263 35. Packers boucht 1,000, saippers 1000, Keceipts todiy . 4,000. kKstimated 1ecelpts for Lo-morrow 2000 to $5.000. CATTLE—Beeves, $3 85@5 00: cows and_heit- ers $185@4 25; Texas steers, $2 YOG4 20: stock- ers aud feeders, 85 { 0@4 40. Keceipts 26,000, Lati- mat:d receipts for lo-morrow 14,000, SHELP—Receipts 10,000, Teceipts at K KANSAS CITY.Mo. June 15 —CATTLE— ke ceipts. BOOD head ; market slow und lower. HOGS—Kecelots, 16,000 head: marke: atrong; 5@73zc higher. SHEEP—Keceipts, 3000 head; market steady. FOREIGN MAKKETS, London. LONDON. Exa. June 15.—Consols. 112 18-1 silver, 27 9-164; French rentes, 104f 1734c. Liverpool. WHEAT — Quiet; No. 1 standard California wheat, 30s; carcoes off coast. firm: cargoes on passage, rather firmer: knglish country mark: steady: French country markets. quist. scead: wheat in Paris, firm: flour in Paris, firm. COTTON—Uplands, 4 3-524. EXCHANGE ANU SULLION, Sterlinz Exchange, 60 days. Sterling F-xchange, sight. . Sterling Cables.. RO ew York Exchange, sight. ew York Exchange, telegraphic. ¥ine silver. per ounce........ Mexicau Dollars. .. SRty ARk sty YESTEREDAY’S WH AT NI MARKET. The following resume of the wheat market Is furnished by E. A. Bresse, Produce Exchange trainbroker, 412 Pine street. BAN FRaNcIsco, Jung 18, 1897. Chicago. The bull enthusiasm in wheat yesterday died wway with the night. The ciique who were in- strumental in causing yesterday’s advance tried | to market their hoidings at the opening this morn- ing. They misjudged the temper of the trade, as their offerings met deaf ears. There were others Who wanted to sel: as well as the cligue. Juiy opened a: T035@70%4¢. quicsly declined to 7Uc, where offerings were momentarily withdrawn in oraer to harden the market The effect lasted g en ugh for shorts (o make another drive at the market, resulting in sending July 10 84%gc. Buying ageinst puts stopped the downward tendency, causing an sdvance to 6974c. At this price clique brokers tried to sell, but shoris were | ight with them. ‘The offerings were too heavy for an alrendy weak marker this time July dropped to 6834c with very little buying on the way down. rrivilege trading offset the selling pressure and advancea the n-arket (0 6954c The advance wasagain mes with free sellin Jusi before ine close a raid upon the part of shorts dropped July 10 69%gc, regaining part of the loss at the cloe. Septemuer was less depressed. Outside trade is mostly in that month. Munipula fon in July has scared small specu’a- tors out of that option. Outside news wasubout evenly divided. Reports from the Northwest were more favorable 10 the srowing crops. Texas reporis Larvesing returns as being fully Up Lo expectations St LOUS reported weaiher turoughout the Southwest very hot Expor: were liberal. Receipts show & falling off. Dulath reported 100,000 bushels of No. 1 hard \Vheat worked to-day for dliect export. Bradstreet reports the world's Wheat decressed 7,868,000 bushels for tie past week. as compared ‘with & decrease of 8,353,000 bushe:s the previous week Exports of Wheat and Flour from Atlantic ports for the week eading June 15 were 1,717.797 astels, against 2,264,814 bushels at the same time one year ago. be supply of | 9:2269715¢ B cul. PARIS FUTUBES. | Flour—Opening. 5 50 | o5 laree and 4gse tor Engisn = | Flour—Closi 8 pherries. $4@3 ¥ chest from Neweastle, | Wheat—Openi 1 | crate, | Wheat—Clostng:..... . 23 | “Carrants, $2@5 60 B chest e Penches, 25@50c 3 box aod 30@65c B basket. tootivte. . T T Shipments | Plums, diaode s pox Basogier Cittes. B | N seap oras | 108.900.. Minneapoiis as.600 | Royel Apricows u8@s0c § bix. 40@s: i . e (iTeen Fears, 23.0c B box and 20@25¢ B bas 200 Chicago ““Apples. $1@1 50 @ box: Green Apples, 26G40c oled ¥ box and 20@4Cc @ basket; Red Apples, Slc B AL Louis.... s o Do Cherries, 20@40c ® box: loose White, 2@3c e B D: loose Black. 135@3c ® 1: Koyal Anbe, 55@ | 30c 3 box and <@sgc B, B in bul | Fizs 85 @1125 % box TIDEWATER. | CITEUS FRUITS—XNavel Oranges are quotabia & 85@5 B box for cholce to fancy and $2@2 50 ¥ box for common; Seedlings, $125G2 B box: | Mediterranean Sweets. $1 50@2 75 bx: Lemons, Baitimore... 0 .. | 75¢@S1 2b for common and $1 50@2 New Orlesns ... ... - | K00d to choice: Mexican Limes are ab the moment: Caiifornis Limes, 75¢ @ box: ia- | Banas. §1 25@2 50 w bunch: Vineapples, 338 450 B doz. Philadeipbia s 10 show an advancing tendency {on-houses report couulry orders as ¢ L — | Weather conditions are the main factor | DRIED £KUITS, RAISIXS, NUTS, ETC. | in causing the present strengih. The late plant- e ing, or Father replanting. those besi posted say | Honey is coming forward very freely but the de- cainot ma ure sufficiently to escape froste. I the most favoravle localiiies corn s by no me: maud is uot sharp. rge this year. he crop Is reporied very | e e o ot aaL Y OAL: serd inted | NOtrausactions in new Apricots have yet been | a5, spring was the poorest they remember ot reported. Now rranes and Peaches have uo been 1his sccounts for fts poor germmatio | mentioned ver | Uire wiid e jresence of culwo ms. and (he . ter | DRUSD B UL =—Quotatlons are. as follows: | re beco «s0urce of much Alarn ars ure | Peaches 4@ ® I: tuucy, 610 B 1 peeled, assnoipers may wors their | M@1lci Ajricom. e@Hc: Moorparks 10@luc: | Trom the Norihwes N0 the corn dISiTict, as | €VADOAtEd Appies, 5@S14c: sun-dried, v@sc: did in 1876, Kecelving-houses are advising | LTunes, 215@3c for the 4 sizes: white rigs, Sci country cribbers not 1o hurry their oid s ocks tor- | Plums, 4@4}, ited and 1@11ge for unpi- | ward until there is @ more definite idea ot the | 'ed: N 512 P Ib 10F 1 ime Lo fancy- r ) el | Fears, 2i4wac jor Wuole, ¥14@bc 10r quarters aad coming crop. The « xport aemand couilnues arge. | ¥ears, 2isa4 L Uats modorately ac.ive, with prices inciined o | $G0¢ tor hulves. firmness. eloay mness, Four-crown 3-crown. 414c: 2-crown, EEPEiEpn Sl 'sc P Ib; seed ess ~ultanns, B@dige: seedless | an Francisco, Muscatels. 414¢: 3-crown London lavers, $1@1 25; 16 M. SHESION. clusiers, #1 50; Dehesa clusters, $2 50 luiperial A- M. SESSION. clusters, $2 50 dried grapes out. Lower wheat prices in kastern markets gave | * NUTS.Chestnuts quotable st 8@10c: Walnats. wh atin the local board an easier opening. 64@7c ¥ B for stancard ana Y@Hlge W B for cember startod at 31 2015, deciined 10 $120%4 | sofistell: Almonds, 6@BYac for Languedoc, 5@ aud advanced 10 $1 2034 where it closed. Yac for hardsnell nid S@9c B 1 for papershell; 10:15 A M sESSION. unuts, 4@6e @ B for Kustern and 4e for Cal: prices sbout steady. | loose. 534.c The feeling in_ wheat continues firm regardless | fornia: Hickory ‘Nuts, /@6 ® i: Pecans. T1@ of the weakness In Chicago. Decemuer opened Filberts, 73a@8c; Brasil Nuts, 136@0c: and closed at $1 2055 No.hing duing huts ¥5@5 50 ‘® 100. in barl . | 13:1o A M. SKSSION. | The undertone to wheat appears stronger. ers more in evidence. Decemberopene at $1 203 and ciosed ac §1 2114 bid, agains: $1 2014 al the early session. Nothing doing iu barle: EY—Xew Comb, 1Uc lower grades; new water-white extracted, 413 | @5c: light amber extracted, 4@414C ® b. EEESWAX—22g2 A for bright and 7@9c 2P M sessiox | | The weakness shown in the Cbicago wheat curb | Hams continue firm. Bacon and Lard are weac. gaused an easier feeling at ihe Iatc session e | Trade is not very activ comuer opened at £121 and closed at £1 2075 [ Cup D\ y AT pocon. 71k celiers. May was called at $1 24 bid and 34 24, i AS W B fox boavy tc, Soken. ey wascallod el $1 34U and B A0ow | 'm B e dighs madiGin, o teeuTIvns. 105 0 B e | for extra lizht and 12 ¥ b for sugar cured. E: B & era sugar<cured fams 12@123c B B: Californta | FRODUCE XARKET. | Bams, 1044@1 1c: Mess Beet, $2@8 50 bol: exira T k | mess co. 88 50@9: samily ao $9 50@10; extra WHEAT AU UTakL GBAINA | Hoima Toek $10@104000 xeniCiar 13 seli e o = e dy at | ® bbli mess 31:50@l3 ® bbl; Smoxed Beel, FREIGHTS- re quict and steady at | § b0l \u WHEAT rates last quoted. The chartered Whea: tieet 1n | "8 R kastern tierces are quotod a: 5t4o for | port has a registered tonnage of 29,200, ugninst | compound and 6 or pore: pails. 61poe: Cal. 31,500 L0ps on the sume date Iast year: disengaged, | Hornia tierces, 414c B B for compound and 5140 100,70 tol 2,48 1; on the way 10 Lhis | 1OF bure: Lalt-bbls, b3gc; 10-B tins, 614¢: o 5. pori 264,00 82,300 |Bleomm. WHEA | ues very dull at | COTTOLENE—Tierces, 53;c. Packages. less than nominal quoiations. ppers are doing prac- | 00 Ds—1-1b pails. 60 1n & case, 8%xc: 5.1 pal's, 20 ticaily nothin the milirs buy only Lo sacisty | 10 & case, 834c; 5°D pals. se, bige: 10 their immediate wanis. Futures he general feeling is weak. Quo at $1 20@] 22% B ctl for No 1, 81 25 for choice and $1 2715@1 5244 for exira choice for milling. CALL BOARD ®ALES. | Ixromax, syssiax 0:15 o vlock Decerabor - 800D ctis. $1 20%5; 4000 £1 2014: 12.000,§| 2084, | T o Sras1oa et ber— 5000 or %, $1 047, | Wool ana Hops are stili motionless at unchanged December — | Prices. Hides are quie: at former quotations. lower und | pails, 6 1i a case ns nominel | 15sci wooden tubs. 50 s net, Thae B b HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. Eljge: B0-1 tins, 1 or 2 in case, 50 Ibs net, 77gc: fancy halt-barrels, 'abouc 110 b KEGULAR MORNING _ SKSAION 4000 ctis, 81 2034 ; 800V, $1 2075: 4000,81521:6000, | HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands well lc $1 21345 unaer sound stock. Heavy salted steers S@8lge | AFTEBNOON SxssioN—December—18,000 ctis, | m: meatum, - e = light, 624@7c B b Cowhides, | new Brewing 75¢ is bid, but no sales have yet | 7@5c B B: saited Veal, €@7c: ary Hides. 13c: | been reported. ~ome lots might possibly be ob- | cullsand orands. 10c; dry Kip and Ve, 9@10c; | ained a. 7735c. reed, 6713@7114¢, ouisice fiy: | @ry Calt. 15c; culls, 10¢; Goatskins, 206 urefor choice bright; Brewing, 83g90c § cu. Kids. 5¢; Deerskins, eood summer, 25 | CALL BOARD SALES. medium, 20c: winter, 10c; Sheepskins, INFORMAL SEASION—9:15 o'clock—No sales. ligs, 10@20¢ each: short ‘wool, 25@4Uc each: | EXCOND SESSION—December—No sales. medium. c ench: long wools, 50@I5¢ eacn, | KEGULAR MOKNING SESSION—NO sales. | LOW—No. 1, rendered. 23,@3c # i No. 3, | A¥TEENOON SESSION—No sules, |2 4 refined. 434c: Grease. 2c B B. | T~—Business la siill vers light and prices | ~ WOOL—~pring clip 13 quoted: Mountatn. 11@ show 1o change. There are not many samples | 13c: Foothill, 6@11c: San. Jomquin. yearrs clip 1ng at the mome t Fancy Feed. «<ood 10 choice. $1 108) 20; commor 10753 B ctl Clipped Oats seil m $1@2 uver Lie raw product. $1 2 @1 30 | 7@8c: do, seven months, T@¥c B B: 95c@ | g@llc: Eastern Oregon, 7@10c. % oo | HOPS—6asc for fair to cuoice and 9@10c R B | for tancy. ~ Contracts_sre being drawn at ¥@10c CURN—Quotstion: are unaltered. Stocks con- | for new Oregons and 71a@Sc f0r new Washiugions tinue amp.e for ail needs. Large Yellow, 1@ | and 515@10c for Califoraias 10215: small Kound o, §1 10@1 123 KX £ —strong 95c@81 B ctl At s BUCKWHEAT— at 81 25@1 40P ol evadas, GENERAL M«RCUANDISE, PAGS—Calcutts Graln bags, tin, $5 40: Wool Bags, 24@27c. COAL-Weilingion, §8: New Wellington, $8 south field Welllogton, $7 50: ‘There 18 the usual local job ing and exportde- | Bryant, 85 50; Coos iar, $4 75: Wallsend, $7 mand for Flour at the o.d prices Milistuffs re- | ¥ ton: ‘Cumberland. $13 50 B ton in bulk aud $15 matn unchanged. 1n sacks: Pennsyl vania, Anthracite FLOUK—Net rash prioss are: Family extras, | (00 eish Anthrac $475@4K5: Bakers exiras 84 BU@483: Super: | 47 ub: Cokes B1om De. $4@4 35 ® Dbl RS RS % CORNMEAL. ~ ETC. — Feed 24-1b. extra, ked Corn, $23 50 ® ton. b Nomin: 5@5c: San Quen- FLOUE AND MILLSTUF¥S, Valley, in bulk and £13 ¥ ton In sks. TS Chernes. biack or red, ¥ doz: White Cher.les, 15m standards, $2 10: Peaches— Corn, $22@23: | LT TU RS bricas in sacks are s follows, | i1 82 80° S etandards, 82 10 Feach 7100 Bs: Rye Flowr. 8250 W 100; Rice Floar, | “ERNND ViGETABLIG Tomatons. 700 | Gnumen TR0 0al Srouts 34 Tomiay 107 | Qi D s Fens—3161 25 coue | Wheat, $350; Farins, CosTA RicA-1634@18c B B for good to prims $4: Wioie Wheat Flour, hed: 15@16c for good: 13@11%4c for good mixed with black beans: 1335@1a%4c Tor fair: 9@ 1234¢ nominal for common to ordinary. olled Onis (bbis). $4 75@5 15: Peari Bariey. | $3'75G4; Splis Pecs, 83 50. Greea do, ¥4 20 100 | s Fea R Sy Apon- el Tise for g o t0pe me wamned: | TDSTU | 10a a5 or e wshe: Toia@ine. tof | X e ANEDATUNNS. | Rood to' prime washed peaberry; 1214@13c for Recelpts of Tiay are sufficlent, but none too | WRSTIOT ulinashed: 1 S4glic for ‘good un large for the demaod and prices are consequently | peaberry. < stesdy. Eran 1s Buc lower. No change in Mid- GUATEMALA AND MEXICAN—1E@10c B D for dlings. | prime to strictly prime washed; ;g&h@,n;mxhzr { ) Food “tostrictly kood' washeas o mie | GEKANSLUBIL 30 or e e o0 1301550 | B GBSOl B e ordinar T@9 eri to common; MIDDLINGS—$18@19 for lower grados and | Guo e oo@9%¢ for inferior 1¥e for good = i o' prime washed peaberry: 1614@ | A e | 16c for good to brime unwashed peaberry. | FERDSTUFrS — Rolied Barlev, #16 50@17: Y iiona] Oficaxe Meal st themill, $2600 B 10: J0ODINE | Bunates 93, cr choee relesten Angc: casce Jmt £27 50. HAY—Whea: 13 quotable at new Wheat, $7@7 50 ® ton 434¢: boneiess, & sirips, 5lc: strips, NArrow-:auge. 6C: stripa Silver King. 6lgc: biocks, Clipper, dlac; blocks, | £8@10 50 B ton: | Norway Wheat and Oal, $7@ | Syver. 10 Out, $6@8 50: new Wild Oat, £6@6 605 i - | Ortentai, Bocks, Reabright, 1¢: tabiets. | ley, 86'60@8; new Barley. $ @580 for River | Cronntly uia® o2 00kS TEORTENG, TEL tUAS | and $6@7 or otber grades: Alilfa. $6@7 50: com- | go. middies, 'White Seal, Sigc B B: desic Dressed, 37@10: new Alfafa first cutting, $6 50, | Coieg™ oot case’ of ¥ dozm. $7 50: | S e D | Pacific Herring 15¢ # box: Dutch do, 90c@$1 10 | BTRAW=—20400c ® baie. % keg: Whitetish, 1 50 in half-bbis and $1 75 In T kits; Tongues and Sounds, §12; Mackerel, bbls— EEANS AND SEEDS. .1, 820: No. Z. F1¥ 5 , $17: hali-bbis— e No 1. $8@9 b0; No. 2. $8 50@9; No. 3, $8 60; kits Tne City of Everet: 100k 5120 ctls Beans to Cal cutta. The marke: for Beans is sull very dull with o1, §1 50 253 No. 3, $1. QUICKSILY ER—$40 50 '@ flusk. = = OiL—Callfornia Castor Oll, cases, No.1, 85c; | plenty of stock on band (0 araw on. Musiard teed | iy “agc B gal (manufacturers' rates): Linseed | - 8! | more: Lard Oil, exira winter sirained, bbis. 4%ec; | BEANS—Ravos quoted a: $1 65@175: &mall | No. 1. 58c; cases, 5 higher; China Nut, 43@540 | Whoites, $1@: 15 B ci: Larke Whites, 8181 0733 | g galion, | # cu: Finks. 93c@al 05: Heds, 311 10: Hince TROLEUM, GASOLINE, ETC —The Stand. | exe, $1 50 @1 o Hed Kidney. $2: Limas. 81600 otes as f-llows: Waterwhite 175;: Butters, ¥125@1 50: Pea, $1@1 10. T J0bac: Peari OLL, In cases, 1oe: SEEDS_Brown Mustard, §2 503 75: Yellow | Amrey. : Star, do_160; Exira Star Oil, in Mustard, 81 75 B ctl: Flax. 81 601 70 Canary | cages. 20¢; ) laine, do, 210: Focene, do, 18c; De- Eecd, 13,@214¢ ' Bt Alraita, 614c; Rape, 2350 | tove Gasoline. 1o bulk. 11%e: do. ta 23c; Hemp, Sc: Timothy, 44c. DEIED PEAS—Niles, nominal; Green, $130@ 160 % e 63 0g. Deodorized Naphtha, in bulk. 10, In cases, 15145¢: 86 dg. Gasoline, 86 dg. do, In cases, ¥5¢ @ gal. in_bulk, 20¢: - E WHITE LEAD-Quowd at 5% @6%ac B POTATOES, ONIONs, VEGETABLES. | npp Quoratle at 6@ESae BB TURPENTIN r—in cases, 41c; in iron barrels, The Mississippl Tomatoes are weak at ©1 25 | &9c; in wooden barrels. 41c 8 1b. B crate. CANDLES—The Standard Oil Company quotes | Potatoes and Onlons continue in heavy supply | 83 follows: Eleciric Lisht—t's, 18 oz 13ac: 14om | nd are sccoramdly low. Stooks of Vegsvles | SAAC: 12 0% 65: 10 0z Sige Lrnites s | are also large and prices are graduaily decilning. | LA ) B ER- Fiarnean heavy, 08300 do me- | PUTATUES—New Potatoes in secks. 40@65¢ 3 | dinm, 28c: ao lieht, 54@20e Rough Loather, 1@ | ctl: New Eariy Rose in boxes, 50@7b¢c: new Bur- | 21 @ Ib; Kips, $40@45 per dozen: Calf, 703 90c an 20; bank Seedii Rough ~plizs. 4@ rc: Bel-knife Spits, 10@12c Toraiainge o o Barhe! nEs. 40@000 | CGllar Leatnor, plack, 10@1% B oot: 60 rus HNTONS—New Reds, 40@6Uc P sack. set, 10@lzc: SKirting Leather, 3U@33 B 1. VECETABLES = Shaser - Sqoash 1n smail | - SUGAE—The Weatern Sugat Renning Company boxes Is guotable at 35@: 0c B tox: Bay Squash. [ QUOLes, terms net cash: Cube and Crushed and Fine #1145 % ‘box: Cucumbers, S5@OUC W box | LTUSHEA. lgc: Powdered, d3e; Dry Granuinted. | for Marcsville, 81§ box tor Liay: Asparagus Suc | £Y4C ® B: Contectioners A, tl4c: Magnolla A. | @$1 25 for common. $1 50@1 75 for choice and $2 | d%c tra C. d5ge: Golden G, 41uc e ium | for jancy: Rhubarb, 20@40c 1or ordinary and | Blsied, 5lgzc; b Lurress L4C more tha Sugsse ® b for choice iaree: Jried Peppers. o@ii | 484 bixes 340 mors. ¥ Ib; Green Peppers. 5@Sc B Ib for Chile and $1 50 N = T e o AR L sinng | SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET. | Beans. 1@21, S@ic: Dried Okra, —— 1s. 25@30¢ | The demand for Beet. Mutton and Lamb about ie, 1lg@2c P b: Tomn oes, 76¢@ | balances the supply apd prices range about the $125 % box; Green Corn. 10@20c B dozen. oy > Ho. s are ratner tending upward, but there Is an BUTTER, - abuudance of small Hogs which keeps the market down. W holesale rates for dressel 5100 from slauga- terersare as follows: BEEF—First quality 6428 B second do, Be; third do, 4@45c ¥ 1b. VEAL—Large, b@6e: small, 6@7c B b N—Wethers, 5@3yac; EWes. 50 B b —Spring. 6@Tc P B UHEESS AND EGGS, Avother decline in Bulter Is noied. Cheese stows no change. Cholce ranch Eggs are firm, but store are weak aod du L. BUTTER— CREAMERY—Fancy creameries, 17@1734c; sec- onds, 16@1614¢ Ib. a 14915c B B; lower ainvholce” 1o fancy, rades, 12@ P ICKLED-1%@16c B M for new. PORK_Live Hogs, 314@3%o for larze and 31 FinkiN—15@16c B I for new. @:54c for small and meaion: soft Hops, 214@ CrEaMERY TUB—New, 17@18¢ B B 210 P i dressed do. 413@514C EASTERN — 12@12150 for 'adi-packed. e CHEESE (holce'inlld new, S Bi common WOOD, LUMBER, ETC. 10 g00d, B@7i4c B M: Cream Cheddar, 10@11c: Youn: America, @9c; Western, llc: Easiern, | Posts, B@10c each for No. 1 and 614@614c for 13glsc B . No.2: kedwood, 85 B cord; Oak, rough, $6 50: FGUS—Kunch Kggs. 12@14c B doz, with sales | Pecicd, $9; Plie, 83 75. at1bc; store Exgs, 10@11%gc B uoz; Lastern, 11 | TANBARK— Nomiual @12340: Duck Eggs, 13¢ ¥ don LUMBEE—Katos a RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. FOR 21 wouay POULTKY 17.708| Cheese, cug 315 Eggs. don. 3,385/ Hidew no. 1,187/ Pelts. ba 1,577) 116u8| Woot, is.. 77T AND POULTRY —Althougn there is no Eastern here at the moment. there is plenty of local stock on band. The market 1s duil snd weak. 5 Live Turkeys. 11G12¢ for Gobblers, 10@11c for | FarleT; CUt.. Feos: Geese B pair. 75cG81: Ducks. £3 25@3 50 | eans. ska. for old and 85 50@b for youns: Hens. &3 -0@ 450; Roosters. young. $6@1 50; do. old, $4@d GAME. Flour. ar aies. W heat, ctis..... v/ 1 eatner. moiis. < Fryers, 84 50@5 ® Goz: broilers, $4@4 50 for larg 5351 1me. = und £1 75@3 for small: Pigeons, 81 26@1 50 ® | Eran sks 1,750 Buckwheat, sks. 4oz 2or young and for ol Micalings, a2l 410 shorts, sk GAME~—riare, nomia: Rabbits, nominal Eutter. cus. 245 DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS, THE STOOX MARKET. WA carof Watermelons is in from H. W. Blai dell, Yuma, but no sales have been mage. It is preuy ea:ly for Watermelons. Black Cherrios are doing be ter. Apricots and Peaches are steady with free stocks. Appies and Pears are cheap and quietl. Suppiies of Berries arelarge Figs have suddenly become plentitul | 7The London and San Francisco Bauk, Limited, and are lower. Mining shares were weaker yesterday, the de- cline rangiug from 5c to 15¢ in the leading stocks. Business lso showed a falliug off. ‘Ine Challenge Con. assessmeut fails delinquent In office to-d: LIVERPOOL WHEAT FETURRS. : July. ept. Dec. Xo.2 Red winter wheat—Open 59 6 714 3 784 No. 2 Red winter wneat—Close 6 834 5 734 5744 bas declared a dividend at the rate of 3 per cont Plams DECTDOUS FRUTT S PP for the year ending March 31, 1897, payable sinca Strawberries, $2 50@3 50 ® chest for large and | June 11. £3@8 for smail. The San Fraueiseo and San Joaquin Coal Com- | Gould & Curry. PKOVINT s58 Ik pany has levied an asessment of §1 per share, delinquent on July 6. The Anaconda Mining Company has made a re- POrt (o the County Assessor of its grosy and net earnings for the purpose of taxation. ~Neteurn- ings for 1896 were $4.575,000, against $1.080.000 in the previous year. Gross earnings were 817, 376, 0U and working «xpenses £13,000,000. ‘Thie *es. Belcher and Mides Con. Mini g Com: pany repor's having a cash balance of §544, with Mav expenses paid, The Sau Francisco Gas and_Electric Compary Tl ¥ & montbly dividend of 50c per share on aly 1. The Oakland Gas, Light and Heat Company paid & mo ithiy dividend of - 5c per share yesterday. the Pacific and Sunset Telephone and Tele- &raph compantes paid their regu:ar monthiy divi- dends vesterday. n the Bond Fxchangs the sugar sLocks were in demand at the improved prices. Assesmments Iending. Following s n Jist of aseessmen‘s now nan *tne. Delinqe in the Boarl. ®1 20/ May 30).June <2 Coupasv. | No. |amz| [sfl- Day. Justice. ..ot | 82 Gol:3ane ¢|-dune 28 Bullion | 50 10 June 4 June 28 Cho.lar | 15(.Junel0| July 8 Occidental s ‘ | 10 sunel)| July 1 Cuallenge Con 10 Tunel:| Juls % Rivy o | 03 Junez1| July 6 Kenick . 05 wch 10 June 17 Hale & Norcross. 1 BOAKD SA. Es. Following wers the sales in the “an Franclsco Stock Board vesterday: REGULAR MORNING SESSION, COMMENCING 9:30. 10) B&b.. . ATIOD G L3860 - Nev... B2 00 oo 42110) HEN. .74 500 ..., 51 300 Chalige.. 4. /70, Mexican..31/190 Union C. 36 1100 Chilr. 1.03/20) Ophir.....74/$L0 Utna...... U4 30) CC&V..16:[16 0 Potosi. 62504 3 Jnckws..31 50 Contt ... 10070 # ~avase L 25| AFTERN0ON SESSION—2:30. 16606 1o . 2045 ) rorost 20100 Mexen. 5z 50 8 Nv. 11800 Vcetdul... . 1200 ¥ Jukt, R 1 Following wers the saies in the Paciiic Stock Board yesterday REGULAR SESSION—10:30. 1.00/300 Ovemn. . 01900 Poto! 100 Andes.. 100 Eeicher. £| 00 Excnar. 4+[7100 v&C. .5 |30 HEN. 00 SB&M 21830 Justice. 200 5 v, . 0¢1500 Kentuck..05 300 1000 Chllnge.. 40|30 L Wash....01/400 227270 400 Choir.... 1.20| 200 Mexicaa. 341000 S Hill 02/300 Bavags.. . 561500 Scorplon. 1.0°|200 Geoa... U2 100 Ophtr.. 00 L AFTEENOON SESSION—2:30. 200 Aloba.....08 150 Lonn .. 1.0/ 1200 Ovetmn. 00 Andes. 18200 & Poini...2(| i) Foios S5/8 - -+1.5/200 Ocold. ~.15g/.50 Opalr.. i.69] CLOSING QUOTATIONS. TUESDAY, June 15—4 P. v o Asnen 08" 07| rowa 5 01 08)iustiea 08 Andes 15 16/Kemtnck LD 04 05 Belcher . 19 2. % iaa Eesi & Heiohar 47 Qusex - 16 Eenton Con... 07 cidental 15 16 bullon ... 11 ;. 74 15 Caledonia .l 09 11overman.. 201 11 Chollar ... 17110 1.10|iotosL. . 62 63 Con.CalEVar.. 1.60 1.65 ~avaga 25 28 Challenee Coa. 37 35|scorpion. w0 Con. fmperia. Ol Uij-ex. Belcher. = 07 0N Contidence ... 100 1.05/ ilver HuL. o1 Cou New Yo¢& — U2|>ierra Nevaia 061 5% 20 21| tandard .35 145 - s — 35 o1 I Goum & Ourry. ¥4 81 Leiteduccis 79 STOCK AND BOND TUESDAY. June 15-2 » x UNITED STATES BONDS. p e B awken TEan conn.11il — (U S darez..103 31Uy Lonew wsuel-4 MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. GCblnSe. 42— Uk tas < CalElecL 6412833 — |Lo2dsoa.. 10714 — CDUraC WSS — 97 |Ummibusbe. 1223, — Dpot-stex-ep — 100 |P&U Ry8s. — 118 Rdso L&P 4312615 — |P&Ch Ry 63.102 105 F&CH KR 631045 | Pwicst KR3111414118 Geary-ei R0s — 100 |heno, WL&L — )03 HU&S0190100 — (ractoF &L — 100 losang Ls — 100 |sF&NPRS.L 1033410414 LoGnieed 81 86 — |~PRKAriz8) 9274 84 Mkt-stCbie6slsd 1:6 [SPKKCAlGs. 107 108 DokyCon 0s. 107 10714 ~FPRK(alds. — 54 NatVin6slsh — 300 |~PBrRCals — 9y NevUNgR7s — 105 |sVWaterss. 119 120 Ny Cal U, 10414108% ~ VW acer43. 100143101 NEyG val — 100 |SIKIOGEEN — 1021y WATER STOCKS. Contra Costa 30 52 MarmCo.. 50— | GAS AND ELECTRIC STOSKS. apitat . _ 25 (Fmanc uica. 45 461 Central...., Kly — |SF G&Elec. 84b% 16 M ElecLighi #3, 9 SanFranceca 314 Cak G L'&H B34 54 [siockiou. . 15 Fas Gas imp 9033 91 INSURANCE STOCKS. Firemap'er-181 1r5 % COMMERCIAL BANK STOC ADKIOCHI . . BUYs — [1un-Nawvs <2 190 Bankof Cal.. — 238 |LondonP&A.127 12y (uBLETCO — 106 reh v | 14— SAVINGS BANK STOCKS. Germ&TC0.i5d4) 1440 [sav & Loma. — 108 HumbS&L.1100 — [securlty.... 350 — Mutual_ .. 35 40 |UniouTfusi 915 1000 SEBav Uliond50 — STREET RATLROAD STOCKS 1U6 10535 omk Siasdar 100 Geary-st..oe 38 — |ITesidio. .. 633 10 = 514 453 POWDER STOCKS. 3 1M . jcwivon... 813313 Cflflg?;." -7 9 ‘\llun&?“-. "2 -.‘,/‘, | Bustera 077 »214 80 | MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. Alnska rkre. £734100 (ai Vint o 7 Ger Lead Co. 100 " 140 HawC&sCo.. 1614 16 HutchSFUG 2053 26 | FacBoraxCo. Y9 — Mertizasmsu. v 0 — |PartFamle 6y 7 EALES—MOBNING BESSION. soar— wceanicSSCo 20 2h racAuxFA 3 3 84S F Gas & Eiectric Co.. 9475 35 Hawailan Commercial 18 50 B0t d0, e s, 16 6215 100 do a@o e 16 75 150 Hutchinson S B Co 20 Giant Powder Con... ees 31 50 BBV WRANES 1<% a2 o< oo 200 123 SALES—AFTEENOON SESSION. Board— 25 Giant Powder Con... 31 50 50 Mutchinson S P Co. 25 75 50 H 18 7o 10 Pacific Gas Imp. $1000 8 V Bonds, 4% . 10 = V Water 3 200 Vigorit Powaer. Stieei— 50 Hutchinson 8 PCo......... 50 SF Gas & Electric Co, cash. ——— REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Sarah M. Grey to Josephine K. Hughes, Iot on N Iine of Post street, 54 W of Franklin, W 26 by N 187:6: gift. S Bachman & Co. to Henry P. Atzeroth. lot_on Sline of Frie street (treek lane). 162:6 W of Howard, ~85 b £ 25, quitclaim dee: $10. Charles E. and Kia Hazeitine to Mabel and Harriet R, Hazeitine, 1ot on N line of Twenty- sixth stre i, 90 W of San Jose avenue, W 6036, N 112, & 30:6, 882, & Lt Alice’ Pawson (Bonner), rdich Lindsay (Bon- ner) and Charies G. Bonner to Patrick Dillon, lot on W line of Sanchez stieet. 51:6 N of Alvarado, N 25 by W 105: $10. Patrick and Mary Dillon to Emma Landgrebe, same: $10. Saran A. Holmesand Fmily Veeder (executrices of estate of Frederick Veeder) to Chiistine Gock, 10t ou S line of Minnas.reet. 80 NE of Second, 21 by SE 80; $2700. Emily Veeder io same, same; $10. Charies L. Tiiden to Charles P. Ware, lot on SW line of Second x'reet. 47 N W of South Park ave- S W 22:6 by SW 74: $10. orge 1. Beisel (by Caroline Scheerer, zuardian) to J. C. Rued, lot on W line of rennsyl | Yants averne. 150 N of Maripo 100, N 100, W 1:8, sSW 267, 5 3. Locins L and Helen B. Solomons to Donald MacKenzie, lot on E lue of Fifth avenue, 300 N of FPoint Labos avenue. N 25 by k. 120; §10. La Societe Francaise to Firdinand k. Hesthal, lovon NV line of Mlssion street. 698:6 NE of Twenty-nioth, NE 1:0. NW 85:03,, 8 14 SE 11:1345: also all interest in lots 15 to 17, den Land Hom st.ad Association: $10. Walter 1. tedgeley to Daniel A. McColgan, all . N 150 W interest In ‘the estate of Hosa A. Seigley, 17,618 | (deed and assiznment): $200. Jolin L. Hal.iday (or holliday) to Edward J. Le Brecon, all In'erest in estate of Margaret Halliday (altes Holllday), 18,700: $500. M. B. French {0 1vy P. French, W half of lot 51, section 26, Musouic Cemetery: $5. ALAMEDA COUNTY. Estate of Elizabeth —Hassinger (insane), by Chberles Barlow, zuardian, to Michael O'Connor, ioLon S line of Seventeenth street, 117 W of Jefter: son, W 33 by & 65, Oakland: $10. Danfel and Catherlne Morrison 1o Marguerite V Merle, 1ot on E line of Wash ngtou street, 50 % o Third, § 25 by k 75, being Lot 6, block 19, Oak- lund: $1700. ~. R. Jobuston to-Rosomond R. Johnaton, lot on E line of Myrtie street, 103:8 S of West Fourteenth treet, 5 40 by F. 123, belng portion of 1ot 9, block B, Map of the Oakiand Ceniral Homestead Associ- allon, Unkiand: gift me, lot begioning at SW corner of nds of Lorenzo D. Inskeep (by deed of Decem- 6, 168°). said_point of begibning In S Iine of Tbir 1t street, d stant 1:7:8 W from the intersection of X iine'uf k.ast Thircieih street with eh rer iine of the cliy of Uskiand, th-nce W 148:1, N 276, E 149.37 to said charter line, thence Sprng Valley 1001410035 | . E 200; $1375. | 10l apr 19| yane 15 | ( 8230 to NE corner of lands of Ins:eep, thence W 7 S 115 to bezinning, Kast Oakland; gift. i N le X. Putbam to William snd Maris A. | Fordham, the NE. quarter of lot 68 fn piat 17, | Jguoaln’ View Cemeiery, uakland Townih pi Robert J. and Ro-a A. Cherrs to O. B. Frisbie, loton Niine of Feiton strest, 50 W sromW linerich: of way California and Nevaia liai road, WV 40 by | N 154, being portions of lois 7 and_8. block ¢, Crawio:d Tr.ct, Oaxland Townsh p: $10. _ | Ammi R. Lord to Aiberton S. Lord ot on E ltne of | Henry sireet. 160 N of Kose. X 40 by E_135, ing aportion 62 o 7. b ock 20, map of Berkeiey Vil As-ociation, Berkeley ; §10. Atherion S, and Amml S Lord to Ammi K. Lord, ot on E line of Milvia street, 60 N of Cedar, N 85'by K 95, being the S 35 feet of lot_18. block 7, G ves & Cayior Tract, Berkeley: $.0. Ammi R. Lord 1o Atherton3S. Lord, \ot 15. block 1,’%ea View Park, Berkeley s .0, Atherione! S. ahaAnuie Lord 1o Ammi R. Lord, 10t on SW cirner of Dwight way and Dana s:reet, S 260, being lots 1. %, 23 and 24, block A, Leonard Tract, Berkeleys $10 D. . uzhesto Michasi A. MoLauzhlin, lot X line of Eighth stroct, 188:4 E of Union, b by N 87:10, block 545, warrants £10. DNeilic and Francis M. McAllister to M. man, lot on N line of Haste street, - via, W 60 by N 13, being lot 14, asct, Berkeley; $100. % | Builders’ Contract | John J. Feldman wizh C. Krecker, o erect a | two-s ory bullding on lot on N line of Haght - 25 W of Scott, $1000: Emil Juhn, arcoi- Wagner with am_ Knowies to building on lot on W lie of Jon-s street, 68:9 N of Wushing:on, §8388; Albert L. Farr, urchite Same with Weber, plumbing, etc., on | same, $1200: sume architect. i Sirs.’ LS “Schuiide. with Enqut ¢ & Wieh, | al:eraiions and additions (0 a two-story building | Thion, $1155; W. H. WhaHs: srehitecs | DANCING ON WHEELS Bicycles Introduced at a Government Ball in Melbourne. It has been reserved for Ausiralia to in- troduce the bicycle into the bullroom, says an exchange. England has had her bicycle gymkhanas, Princess Letitia Bona- purte has given al fresco bicycle parties at her vilia, near Turin, but Lord and Lady Brassey are the first to furnish their ball- room with a bicycle track ana banked ends. The occasion was their first ball of the season at & Government house in Mel- bourne, and a musical ride on bicycles was an important part of the programme. It was an adaptation of the musical rides of the Housebold Brigade or the Scots Grays, and those who participated spent several days practicing the evolu- | tions, sometimes for three hours at a suetch, Though the highly polished | floors had been heavily dusted witn French chalk, several riders had slight mishaps from side-slipping, but these in- terfered little with the success of the affair. The tigures executed were a blend of cavalry ride and the quadrille, as indi- | cated by tue commands used in practic- ing, such as “Ladies, right turn; gentie- | men, left turn—chain— ladies’ to the | center,” and so on. The ladies wore cvcling costumes of pate | blouses, with dark biue ties and dark blue | skirts 1 | THE CALL CALENDAR. June, 1897. Tu.| W.'Th | Fr.|Sa.| Moou's Phases.| 73)¥irst Quarter| ) dune 7. || 6| 7| 8| 9/10 11|12 —— 1 | — | —|—|—| 4 Funt 200n. T P B s ¥ 5 i {75 |7e |15 | 16 |17 18 | 10 | D) Jumels™ | | —l| O Quarter| | June 2L | 27 |2 50 — 1] s el i el S0 B o B e | | [ERr OCEAN STEAMERS Dates of Departure From San Francisco. DESTINA (1O PIER stEANER satis Gaarina..... [v00s wiav. ... [Junel6 12 af| Frec s Oreson ports .| Junels. 9au | Pier § Eerndale.. .. | 1un<15 10Ax | pier 13 vortiana L (Junel? Ve g Portiand " | Tune pier 13 China &Japan Junels. 1rm b M 3% Sea Diego. . (Juuel7 11an prerll Humboidiiay (Jonel7. 2pw | Dler § ‘ABlanchard | Oregon ports. |June.7.10A% | blor 13 Pomon ... | Humboldtsar | Junels iru|Piord g anama... . Junelx 12 i M 8 Yaquina ay. | June. 8 104y | Dier 3 Aewpors.. .. (Junel8. taw | Pies 1L Cos Bay’ " | Junels 10aw | blor 13 Vic & Pe: Mo | June20. Sau| Plec d Coroma......| San Diezo. ... | 106211 1AM | Plo 1L “olambia | Portiand .. .. [ Tunez2'10ax | Plor 24 nreka. || Newport 1Tl |Junc2s vau| Plee LU Cleveland .. Puxet Sonnd..|June23. e | bler 3 STEAMEKS TO ABRLVE. | STEANER Frox ‘Humboid. ba. Viciora & Puget Souni North Fork Walia Walla. 16 Comox |..Junelg Coos Bay. ... | Newporr. Junel? Crescent Citv. .. | Crescent Citv |--duner7 { Fomona... . Humbold: Bay June1? Arcaia. Coos Bay June1? Farallo: Yaquina Bay. Junel? | ColumbL Porilana. | June1s Acapuico. .00 |-Jun-1x Peter Jebsen... Juneis Jeante........ “Junels | Corons Juneis Cleveland. June20 | Chilkat - June2o | Umatilia.. .0 Junezl Humboldt . Humbold: Bay.. -] June21 | | Enrexa.. "7 | Newpore. June21 .| Mexico.. . 7 2| Coos sav | “Junezz 2| San Diego.. Juie 3 | B, s | June23 | 3 Tune 8 | — L MUON AND Bawa | TUNITED ETATES COAST AND GRODFTIC BmRvme. Tixms Axp Hrients oF HIGW AND Low WATERS AT FOkT POINT. ENTRAvO® To EaN FRANCISCO BAY. PUBLISHED BY Owei QAL AUTHORITY OF THE SUPKRINTENDENT. NoTr—The high and low waters ocour ai the City Front (Missioz-siras: Whar() about twenty £ve minntes Jator than a; Fort '0ini ue Lelghs ©f tide 13 (e same a: both places. June - 1897 Wednesday, June 16. 4.46/ Moon risay 7.55) Moon sets. w a.4/1213) 22| 0.05] 24| 5580 NoTx—In the above exposition of the tvies the | early morning tides are given in the left hang solumn, and the successive tides of tho day In the order of occurrence as 0 tima. - The second tims | column gives the second tide of the day. the (hieg time column the third {ide, and the lagt of rigns | Band column gives the Ins: tide of the day, exceps | when tners are Dut three tides. 3 someripn sccurs. The Lelghts given are additions to tos soundings on the United States Coast Buren gharia excopt when mins sign () procodes ti ight, und then the mumber Eiven s o | from the depth g'ven by rhe charta o el | —_— AUTIUE TO MAKINEKS. A branch of the United Siates Hyd Office locaied 1 the Merorants Exouiseatl @aintained in San Francisco for tho benefi: of | mariners without regard (0 DatiORRILy and tree of expense. avigators are cordlally favited to vist: tn office. ¥here compiets sets of charta and sslijng | direcilons of the world are kept on hani: or com: | PArison aud reference, and the latest Information 8an aiways be obtained regarding lights, dangers to navigation and all matiers of \nterest to ocenn “Fhe time } e time ball ontop of the building on Tele- €raph Hill is hoisted about ten minttes b-rlon | Boon. and Is dropped at noon. 120th meridian, by | telegraphic siznal received cach day from’ the Doited States Naval Observaiory a: Mare Isiand time ball was error, it any, pablished the samo day oy the a‘ternoon papers 8ad by the morning papers the following duv. W. 8 Huemes, Lieutenant. U. & N, in charge, The 1ime Ball. ERANCH HYDROGRAPHIC Orriom, U. & N. MERCHANTS EXCHANGE } BAN FR, CIsco. June 15. 1897. The time bali on Teiezrapn Hil. was aroppel £XaCty at BOON L0-day—L. . At noon of the 130t4 meridian, or cxacuy BE M., Greenwich time. W. S Huaemes, Lientenan: U. X N. fn charee. — SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. i caseton DN NULATEN SIS Kirivea TUESDAY, June 15. Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander. 6114 hours from Enn Diego: pass and mdse, 10 Goodall, Perkins & 0. Stmr City of Rio de Janeiro, Ward, 26 Yokohama 14 days 10 hours milg 5/ Pacific Mail Steam / ~umr Hiumool it P from Eureka; pa-s > £ Sume warin, Seaidi 5 hows Y mdse, 10 ) D Spreckeh & o5 ¢ ) Stmr Tillsmook. Hoser, 8% om ! tura; produce, to 1 D@ a. mr alice Blanchat, Portiand, via Asiof Nor:h Pacific Steamship (o, Sumr Bonita, Ni Rosx Island; 20u shs w0, 10 E ¥ steers and 125 sheep, (0 ¥ _gvv. bark Brivsh Princeis. Scut Newcastle. NSW coal. 1o BaUOU!, G 3 Brbark Lind ev. sbeser, 74 de's flom i casile, NSW: 2641 tous coal, 10V & Co Bark Wilnz, Slater, 14 (s tons coa., 10 Cenrral (onl L ~chr Joseph anl Hears. hris fans . 20 ags| from Uyak Fay vis Karns 19 days: oal Hime Bros & Cc Schr Monterey Landing; 155 M ft wood. Scor Luisa D North Pac ys from Se: il Beck. I8 hours per. 10 o £ Erra c Oceans ballas Clearod 5 days f 0 J Houdle Stmr Australia, Spreckels & Bros Co. Stmr Ho ner. Jessen, Ato i1 ( Ship Ditigo, Goodwin, @ sensio Co. S ip St David, L feld’s Sons. Seur borg ons, New York Clengenvorg, whaling o r Alice Cooke. Aluska Commercial C ailod TUESDAY, § edney. OSborne, Cru's Pedro. Victona s U Sstmr Stmr Foreka. Parsons. = Stmr City of Puebla, Deoney, Townsend. nr South Coast. Zaddart. Stmr Australia, Houdlette, dlonoluls. Stmr Alcatraz, Cariso: Bimr Gipsv. Leiand. Sanis OF Stmr Sunol, Dettmers, G Sumnr Coquille Kiver, Dri Stmr Truckee, Daniels, Gra Bark Au eola’ Van Daikes Eark Carondelor, S ctson. Po Schr Ruby A Cousins. Sebr Corinthian, Kori| Sehr [d« ~chnue Schr Edwara Parke, Job and, Beur Nettie Low, Low, & - Telograph POINT LOBOS, June foggy: wind W; velocity Charior The ship Henry Fai for this port. g loads cosl &zl 3 Spok / Per City of Rlo de Jan: Juge & in Lat & N, long 161 E, bark nted from Shengia for Puget Sound. Per Lulse D—Jane & in ¢ 8318 N, long W, bark Comet, from New Westminsier {or bal Al well May 22—Lat 10 N,lovg 34 W, Brship Estrella. from Penarth, fo: San Disgo Muy 31—Lat la N. ioni 27 W, L'l bark Ciampa, from Swansea. for San Fraucisce Domestic Ports BAN PEDRO—Arrived June 15—Gebr C ger. from Seatt e. SOUTH BEND—Arrived Jjune 15— ern Home, tence June 4. ©00s BAY—Barbound Jupe 15— for ~an_Francisco. GRAY~ HARBOR—Acrived June 11 -Ek diner City, bence June 1 SEAS Arrived J hence May 27. YAQUINA BA Y—Salled June 15—Sizm: lon, for San Francisco. TACOMA—Arrived June 15—Schr Meths Ne @ 16—8cnz Jer son, hence June 3: scnr Reporter, from Redoud ALBION—Arrived June 1a—Sumr Cleons, hnce Jupe 14. GREENWOOD—Arrived June 15—Stmr Jewel, from New port. NEWPORT—Arrived June 16—Schr Roy Some ers, trom Seattle. EUREKA—=cailed June 15—Stmr North Fork, foc San Franelaco. E < rrived June 15—Stmr Fomons, mr Pisadens, from San Ueuros 1ce June 2 PORT D—Arrive. June 15-Schr Falcou, from Acajutla; scor Magsie C Rus., from Sun Jose de Guac-ralu; schrJ M Weathirwax, om Duich Harboc; sulp C F Surcent, irom Duich Harbor. ALBION—=ailed Jun; 15— cbr Rlo Bey, for San Francisco. BIXBYS LANDING—Sailed June 15-Scar Christina Steffens, for Nan Fraucisco. TATOUSH--Passed June 15—Stmr Progriso, he June 12; Norstmc Peter Jebsen, from Nuualmo, 1or san Francisco. GRAYS HARBOR—Arrived June 15—Schr C H Merchant, bence June 1: schr Joan b Milier, hee 5: schr Lizzie Prien, hence Mas 31. COQUILLE ~RIVER-->alled Juue 14—-Schr Mozu, fur ~an Francis 0. POR'l' LOS ANGELES—Arrived June 15-S mr ireenwood, from Nowport; scur Hueneme, fr Port Gamole. Saie | June 15—Stmrs Gresnwood. W o and Alcazar, PORT GAMBLE—Sailed June 15—Br - 1i nce, for Port Pirle. SEAITLE—Arnived June 16—Bark Cey rm Honolu IVERSENS LANDING—Salied Jane Artuur I, for San Francisc Foreigh Porte SWANSEA—Satled June 135—Br stip Ro al Forth. for Sau Francisco, VAL ARAISO—Arrived May 8—Broark Pass of Brandor, from Port Blakeley. EA~T LONDON—Asrived May 16-Br ship Ag- nes Oswald. from Ureson. LIVERPOOL—\rrived June 12—Brabip Quesn of Eneiand, hence Jan 30. QUEENSTOW N —Sailed June 18— Br +11p Mach- | rinauish, for Hull The Brstnr Agapanthus s ieported 10losd at Hiozo and Yokohama, for San Francisco. NAIMO—Arrivell June 14—>hip Fiweil, hee June. NEWCASTLE. Jane L Stanford. NSW—_Salled June 15-Bktn or Honoluln. SAN JOSF DE GUATEMALA—Sailed June 18 —Bark Osklaud, 10r Asiorla. YOKOHAMA—Saf'ed May 30—Ger siip Theo- nsend. Tmsortatiane SAN PEDRO- Per Tillamook—)0 rons funk Ventura—9 sks sbalons shells, 108 pranes, 3543 sks corn, 1728 sks beans dor, for Port T ea COOS BAY —Per Czarina—700 tons cosl, 41 tubs 1bx butter, § cscheoss, 4 DK :s express, | olo. PORTLAND—Per Alice Blanchard—200 M f§ tumber, 804 bd1s snooks €003 Bay—20 cds matchwood, 10 bxs buttar. % kezs powder, @ cs mdse, 6 bxs mdse, 9 bols bot- tles. 2 empty drums. ureke—1 green hide, 1sk hides. SUREK A~ Per_Humbo di—66,418 12 Jambe 1250 M shingles 77 pkes mdse, 1 cs saddiery aks pans, 1 tub 151 bxs butter, 1 cs fish, | s& 1 pkgs exor SAN DIEGO-per Santa Rosa—175 pkgs idse, 1590 bxs lemons. b bx+ limes. 75 cs miner.! water, 1 casbaes, 76 cs mineral water, 1 cs 10b 1cri wirs cloth, 145 bxs oranges. 18 hf-bxs oranzes, 5 013 € per wire, L3 bbl olives. 14 res granite, 2 DXes dried fisn, 8 ks dried fruit. 11 eshoney, 17 bbls taliow, 3 11 bbls beer. 4 cs bot led bae Iedondo—-2 horses 1 wagon, 44 pkzs mdse, 168 ons 437 ! vsoranges, 1875 sks barley, 1 bl olives. 1sk o fFen. Por: Los Ange.es—i3 bxs lemons, 3 bxs limes. ks beeswax. 1% pkes mdse, 440 sks harlay. 54 © honey, b pkgs wine, 49 sks dried a 5.8 es asparazis, 6 kS ma t. 4 bales rugs. Santa Burbara 29 pkgs mdse. § 7 brs iemens, 8.y paint, $3 bxs oranges, 4 bols tallow. 1 bdl dry hides, 17 bdls pelts, 26 3ks wool. Port Harford—41 bxs butier, 41 cse 1 sk vax. 5 bdls green hides, 3 bd'S dry pel ops pouliry, 10 dressedcalves, 14 bxs flsh. 1427 aks b-an. 383 sks barle HONGKONG, ETC—Per Rio de Janelro— 858 pkes wnnuies. 1076 pKgs matting, 48 megs sk xoods, 46 pkgs parcels. 2536 pkgs tin. 800 nkgs oplum. 66 pkgs curios, rice, 1333 pkes mdse For overland —694 pkes matting. 99 pkgs silk g021s. 53 pkes parcels. 10 pkes curios. 301 pags rawsilk, 15,705 pks toa. 999 pkes mise. For_Central and -outh America—11¥ pkgs mat- t1ng. 38 pk; silk 20ods. 170 pkgs mdse. Consigree:. 043 pkes tea, 10,421 pkgs Per Citv of Rio de Janeiro—Parrott & Co: Thos Cook & Son:S | Jones &Co; S Foster & Co: A C Rokin<on: Macondray & €o: Nippon & o or ler: Fuijl Co: G Abrabamson: MJ Brand-nsiein & Co: A G _Rodriques: various Chibese and Jsjanese merchants. Per Himbo'at—Wieland Brewing Co cifia Lumber Co: Standard Oil Co: J H Newb uer & Co: Ross & Hewlet:; Norton, Teller & Co: Johu Haps & Son: G W Fleteher & Co: Wheaton. Breon & o LDStone &Co: Brigham. Hoppe & €0 on Fish Co: FBHaight: IHillvBroy: Wolf & Son; Healdsbure and ~onoma Commereial Co; Huss, Early & Co: Wells, Farzo & 0. Per Czirina—J D Spreckels & Bros C prise Brewery: Hills Bros: righam, H. > Marshall & Reim-rs: Wells, ©arta < Co v K 1 locs: Thomas Lou-"-a~: H Kirchmann Per Tillamook—Field & Stone: S P o J K Armsby & Co: Porter Bros & Co; Chas Harley & Co. i Per Santa Rosa—Dairymen's Unlon: 1 Todge, Sweeney & Co: Hilmer. r-dhofl Wellman, Peck & L o: Marshall & K W Kir Lanzley: C E Whitnar &C J McCarthy & Son; C B Whirney & Co: W C Price &Co: J 1t Cain & Co: ¢ & Co; Rus:. Eariv & Co: Labor Kxcha Young: 1) BSmith & Co: Erlanger & ¢ W Good In: Bissinger & Co: D E Alliso J Cote: L D Stone & Co: Ameiean Un o 3 B Inguelia: H Heckman & Co: W P I M T Freitas & Co: Pacific Fion ¢ Levy & Co: Allen & Lewls: et ts Campodonico & Maicoim: MeDonouch ¢ T Dusard ; L G <resavich & £ 0- ) [vancos Thos Denigan, Son & Co: Newmark & Edward . & S Emer<on & Co: Hlenas son. Bravn & €0 - bers Bros: ilnas. Ba-uch & Co: Dalion 1 Vil son Bro + Johneor-Locks Mera ti'e Co, » & Co; Grav & Barbieri: Campodonico & 0 W Greenieat: Boll €Co: M G dara W = hall: Lachman & Jac bi; Dunham, Carrigac & Co an b sco a: a1 Sunset Trlephone & Telegraph C Rrewing (0: \Washburn Mg (0: G Buckingham. Hecht & Co: Trobock & Ber Johnson: W F Mit ¥ Stautfer Chemic. { Wrks: T A Roebling & -ons: Jones Bres: I, W- -+ & Co #1°0 Greenhoo sros: Wo't & Son: H E Scott Cohn: W It Sumner & Co Bogan: OC & N Co: C L Scatena & Co; Pa ‘e & Son W R Stevens: Conts Thr-ad o E ; Immel & Co: H J McCounell: Tachma Comms clal Cos W G Manu-i: D Martia & Co: Evert Prodnce Do: Wood. Curtla & Co: Osmonl, - feld & Co: Levi Splegel &Co: H B & Coi 1 C Hur & Co: Blowers & <o. T Por A ice Blanchard—C B Rade & Co; H D B Fitb Lum et €0 % il Bros: Bsy Gl Chase & Co: W J Clark T Allen; Hilmer. Rredboft & Schulz Stanaard OlCo: W B Sumuer & Coj Match Co; H Kahn. days 16 hours rom Hongkong, Vv |1 ) son. 83 bours T ‘\ r