The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 20, 1897, Page 29

THE SA FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JUNE 20, 1897 e e e e e R e e RIS A TR0 U e D THE COMMERCIAL WORLD LUMMARY OF THE MAKKETS Silver a fraction weaker. Wheat very dull, Barley tather firmer. Oats neglected. Rye firmly held. * ora contivues to decline. Hay rules steady. Feed tufls unchsnged. Beans neglected. Mo call for Seeds. Provisious qu! Hogs firm. Coftee very duil Bank Clearings gain slightly. Stocks of Dried ¥ruit vers much reduced. Honey dull and pletiful Hises Hopsand Wool very guiet. Some changes in Coal. Potatoes and Ontons rather weak Vegetab.es in x00d suppiy as usual. Bojter snd Cheese steady Fine Fanch Eggs firm. More Fastera Poultrs due to-morrow. Cantaloupes in ‘rom Yuma. Good shipping Peaches and Apricots sell well. App es and Pears ia latze sLpply. BANK CLEARINGS. The impo-ts of spec'e at thiz port during the £iTst five months of 1897 were #:,161.971 agalnst $1,15%,611 during the same pericd in 1896, and Sonsisted ot the ‘ollowing descriptions: Gold bul- lion, $314.505; guid con, $4%,644; silver bulion, $719,321; silver coin, $7 o8 d fi@sr_gklszr.‘-'@ afn!f‘,"anczgco‘ 5 qf ) O Clear @ Partly Cloudy ® Cloudy ® Rain® Snow SHADED AREAS SHOW PRECIPITATION| DURING PAST 12 HOURS Explanation. e arrow flles with the wind. The top figures &t station indicate maximum temperatura for the ays: those underneath it,if any, the amount of Tainfal, of melted suow in inches aivi hundredths, during 'the past twelve hours. lsobars, or solid lines, ‘connect poin s Of equal Alr pressure therms. or dotted lines, equal iemperature. word “high” means high ba pressare and is usually sccompanied by fair weather: refers 10 low pressure. and is usually preceded 2nd accompanied by 1y weatherand rains. “Lows” usual the W sbington coast. When bigh in_ the interior and jow ie isobars exiend Dorth and seuth nlong the CoAst. rain is prodable: but when the 1s inclosed with fsobars of | ma: In s0ath of Oregon is Improb- able. n the vicinity of Idatio, and ng to the California cosst, warmer r be expecied 1n summer and colder T'he reverse of these conditions ce an opposite result. TH: WEATHER BUREAU. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL TURE, WEATHER BUREAT, SN FRANCISCO. June 19.1897, 5 r. M. Ihe following are the rain- falls for the past 24 hours and seasonal rainfalls to date, a3 compared with tuose of the same date Lastaencon : ars .08, 3. San Franciseo, 2328, last season , this season 8.18. is Obispo, past 24 eason 20.74, last season 17.72: 24 hours .00, this sesson 1658, this Fre-no, pas! , lESt seaso Lours.00. this s io0s Angeles. pa: las: season 9.35: San Diego, past 24 nours .00, this season 1).77, last season 5.92; Yuma. past 24 hours .0 . this seas.n 5,35, last season B8, Sal Franciséo data: Maximum temperature 62 minimum 50, mean 56 Weather Conditions and General Fore- casts A moderate storm is apparently central off the Orozon «oast. This Js cansing rain (hrougrout Northern Callfornia, Oregon ard Sou:hern Wast- nzton. and cloudv’ weather prevaiis throughout the entire reglon west of 1he Kocks exc-pt Ip Southern California and Arizona With The cloudy weather there has been & marked fail in temperature In the ioterior of Northern Ca i- fornia. Forecasts made at Sau Francisco for thirty hours ending miduight June 20. 597 torthern - Calforoia — Probably occasional shiowers in all but extreme sou:h portion Sunday: rmer in the Sacramento Valley: fresh souih- erly shifting to scuthwesierly winds Southern California—Fair Sunduy; fresh west- eriy winds. Nevada—Occasional showers Suuday in west portion. fairin east portion Sunday. Utah—Fair i showers in north Pportion - undav: cooler in north purtion, Arizona—Fair Sonday Sa Francisco and vic nity—Partly cloudy and probebly occasional showers Sunday W. H. HAMMON, Forezast Official. south portion NEW JOKK EXCHANGE. NEW YORK, N. Y. & ocksin which there i to-day there were d June 19.—In the few ciines but the general marxet was duil and steady. The wesk features wer» Sugar Refining, North Pacific and Union Pacific. In the first named the selling was sc- | companied by » suggestion that the SUEAr sched- ule of the tariff bill will pronavly be alterel in the conference staze of Jezisiation to less favorable condi.jons. There was no special expianation of the s-1ling of Northern Pacific. and the decline in Union Pacific was doubtiess due to sales in_anticl- pation of the calling in of the first assessment on the stock. London was not-an importact factor in the market, and speculation there was reported to be stil. ingging on account of the jubliee. Granger shares were only mcderately active and nearly sieady. Rumors of large goid shipments in the next thirt: days had au unsettling effe.t. The ban . statement stowed an increae (n ail items snd was sccounted a favorable showinz ss inaicat:ug in & measure the expansion in bu: Doubliess urater activity in_toe S5:0ck Kxchange accounis 1n part for the increase of $4,822,U00 1. loans, whichi was the best feature Of ihe siate- ment. Ulier changes were in_ aciual cash hold- ings of $2,643.000 sud of 37,417,000 in deposics, the latter reflecting the other increases. >urplus res-rves $789,000 larger than ‘ast week. Govern- ment bonds steady. unchanged. Raliway strong. ey on call 1@134 per cent: time money— 2 per cent, j0ur mONLhs g per ce ths 5 per cent, eight months 3i4 per ct t on g00d mixed StoCK X baige collateral. Prime §ndorsed bills receivatle, 3@l per cent: choice and prme singie names, zood names. 4@> per cent. POs i ss<ing rates for sterling, 34 854y for long biils, $4 88 for demand. Actnil rates. ong bils, $4 8614@4 8615; sight Arntis, $4 81 14@4 87%: cable traust s, €4 5734 @487% Domesiic exchange on New York and Sun Francisco, sight 1i%gc premium, telegrabn Z0c premivm. in Lonaon 14 per cent. Rates of di count 11 open marke for both shor: and th fonths’ bitls, 15-161 per ceni. Amonot of bui- Tloa gone Into Bunk of Lugiand on balance to-day, £72,000. Wheat and Flour. WHEAT— 30:30 11:00 100 2:10 June e —— S July 7414 S Fepte O @, Deiembe 72 7 T Spot qulet, easier: 1. 0. float No. 1 Nortn ern sprog New York, Tilge: No. 1 Northern spring Duluth, 776kc: No. o hard winter, 75Vse; No. ¥ hard winter, s 614 Futore closiug: June. 758c: July, T455e: Sep- tember. 7034¢; December. 72346 FLOUK—~pring. i bbis: No. 2 extrs, 83 25@ 340: No. 1exira 83 50@3 70; sirmights, $3 V@ 350; paten's $3 95@ 20, GRAIN FREIGHTS—New York to Liverpool by steam, 2d. Produce. COFFEE—R:0. dull, steady. No. 7, T54c. ¥u ure (r.ding Cosed: jepuary, 87 i5@7T 20; September, $/ 05@7 1U; December. $7 @7 15, "ROA ISTONS— Lard. prime, $3 85. ORK—Mess 38 26@875. TALIOW—4 1-16@334¢. BUTTHE—Creamery. Western, 14146, FGGS—Slace, fresh gacered, 12c. SUGAK—Kaw, s:endy; B8-deg. test, 0; 96-deg. test, 33ge; refined, 1-16¢ higher, quier, PETHOLEUM—New YOork rehn d. 16 16: Phila- delphin and Baitmore refined, $610; refinea ia Lulk, 83 65. HOPS—Crop of '95, 3@4c: crop '96, 6@9c: const. «rop '96, 8@4c; crop ‘96, 6@10. Londoa marker, BUi@ 70Us WOOL—Domestic ficecs, 18@23c: pulled, 15@ low | oun:aivs. | a pronounced move- | | HIDES—Buenos Ayres. drs, 20 Ibs, 183%@18c: veston. 20 to 25 1bs., 14c. ———— LEATHER- liemiock soie, Buenos Ayres, light | 10 Leavy we.ghls, 15@30c; acid. 10@3i0, T © Dried Fruit R ATSINS_Calitornia. 50-1b boxes, 2846: erown, §H4@sac seeded, 34@5340: sesdicas muscateis, @3¢ CURKANTS — 47,@5%47 1n barrels: cleaned bulk, 83,;@6c; cases, 515g5lgc: cleaned carions, $@Tlac. { % VRUN )',_?—Cllflurm\ 25-1b voxes, 314@7c; 80D | oxes, S@7c. PiACHES—California. unpeeled, bags. 6@Sc: bozex T@9e: pecied. 10150 | 7ABHICOTS—Cailiornia, “boxes, £33@13¢: bosn —11@12%4c for tavey boxes. | "Citrox FagpFeuey ordiuacy, 13@19c; tancy washe “grdc. DATES—Fersian. 60-B boxes. 215@3%4c: Fa in boxes, 434@5c; cases, 535@be. o i INALNULS-Caitioruia “siandara, 6lge; son eneli, ALMONDS—Shelled, 153, @29 Metal 516, IRON—Southiern, 39 25810 30; Norihern, ¥l TINStraie $13 85@14 00 COPPER — Brokers, #.1@12%: exchange, $11. strong, LEAD — rosers, $3 15; exchange, & 57. Strong. { Stocks and Bonds. Opening. Ciosina. American Suar. ... $124 -5 112 American Sugar Pt { Amencan Tovacco. e - — Amenican Spiriu Mig Co.... 118744 Atchuson. 1 Eay State Canudian Pac Central Pacific. .. Chicago Gas. g Coraage Pra iU T Denver & Rio Graude PIa. Delaware & Lackawana.... 1] 8300 | Hocking Valley Jersey Central " nsas & Texas, Pid Lake Shore. Louis Maunattan Con. Missourt Pacifi National Lead... New Haven.... .. New York & New Engtand. New York Central. North Pacific. North Pacific, orchwestern North Americs Uregon X avigation. .. Orezon Navigation, P Pacific Mail Pullman ... 2 Quicksiiver (Con Exchnge)., Kock Island . Reading. . Soutbern Pacific. St. Paul. Texas Pi | Tennessee Co | Unton Pacific. U. S Leather.. U. S. Leather. d.... Western Union Wabasn, Ptd ... 000000 | Bewmiver.... 05U ST s 60y | Steriing on London, 60 days. 4863y | | Sterling on London. sight. <8z | & s, registered. . 96 50" | S 4w new 125 5734 | ;. 125 50 | 4's, new, coupon. | CHICAGL MARKETS, CHICAGO, Irr, June 18.—Lower prices for hogsand the dullness of trade caused an easier feeling in provisions to-day. Packers were lib- | eral seilers and shorts were -he only buyers. The | | cash demand was more aciive and tended tosteady | prices. The heavy receipts of hogs, however, con- | t nue tooffset all bullish factors. In cCattieas is usual on Saturday transaciious were barely worth | recording. The deluxe of half fat stock durlag the week his caused a decline on such catile of 0@ 26c, or $5@45¢ In ten days. Grassy stock is 408 | SUclower. Caaners show 20@25c decline, and | | bulls :5@50c. Veal caives soud 40@S0c lower and are an uncerts n Kind of stock. ‘I cxans were generaliy quoted 80c lower tnan last wrek. In 1ogsthe we - shows an increase o. 42,000 over Iast. Trade was fairly active Wwith prices 3crong 10 5c lower, an . some sales Thgc (OWer, waking & s eadv decline from day 10 day of 15@20c, vaiues to-duy touching the lowest for 1897, and aimost 10 the iowest average of Iast wintei’s packing in the West. The marke ciosed weak. Saturday's supply of shicep was g1, mos: of the rece.pis were consigned direct tu .ressea bee: fi ms. WHEAT— 980 000 10:30 11:00 | June. dead et | et ooy ewng | | Sepreinber.: bedy 6ane 6sis | | December.... il 120 100 { gume... — 3uiy.... = = - Sepiein e | e i CORN—Juue, 20%@2A%50; Juiy. OATS_ June, 18c: Juiy, +BABLTHec, BARLEY —Casa No. 3, 26@a80. iy, 385, Toiae:’ July. 7514@7814c | 1IMOIHY—Cash and August Produce. June, £7 30: July, $7 82, June, 3 57; July, 33 62@? 65. | BUTTEK—Demand brisk. especiay Irom specu- lators; marxe: firm and - ilve, Creameries—k-Xtas. 143gc: firsts, 1335@14c: | seconds, 1:@ 3c alries—nxiras, 12¢: firscs, 10 | @11c: seconds, 7@5e; packing siock, tiesh, Sc. | EUGn—sStesdy. bat lnactiv demand tame. | wostly from ‘Tetallers Sirictly frosh. loss off cuses returued, 8lgc P doz. Recelpts 7449 cases. Livestock. | $3 50@3 45: mixed. 33 308 | o #3 10@3 40; roug, 83 10@3 20. Receiiis toduy 22,000. Esiimated receipts for | Momdey 45.000. CAT1LE-Beeves, $3 80@5 00: cows and heif- | ers’$1 75@4 15; Texas steers, 82 8084 15: stock- | ers and tecders, $5 40@4 35. Keceipts 200. SHEEP— Kecelpts 2000. Keceipts at Omaha. | SOUTH OMAH A, NEB1., June 19.—~CATTLE~ | Receipts, 1200 head: market aciive, 10c higher, HOG-—keceipts. 6300 head; market weak (o s sisde iower at $» 10@5 17. SHELP_No sheep. | Receipts at Kansas City. | KANSAS CITY. Mo. June 1% —CATTLE—Ke- | ceipts. 100 head ; market sieady, unchanged; only | recail trade. $2 85, HOGS — Ligat, 3 4214: heav; market opened v and closed weak 10 S¢ jower. SHEkP—Keceips, 500 head; market steady. | steady NEW YORK. N. Y. June 19.—The weekiy | | | NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT, | | bank stacemen: shows the foliowing changes: | Reserve, increase, $755.475; loans, increase, $4,5:2100: specle, Increase. $782,400; legal tenders, increase, $1.861,500 increase, irculation, decrease, $255.800; banks | now hold $48,390.950 in excess of requirements of | | 87.417,700: { the 28 per cedt su.e JOREL.N MAKKETS. | e London. LONDON, Exa. June 19. — Consols, 1123;; silver, 27551; French rentes, 103¢ 43c. Liverpool. Wi EAT - Qulet; cargoes off coast, firm; cargoss on passage, firm. CUT1ON~Uplands. 441 i EXCHANGE AND SULLION, Fierling Exchange, 60 days.. - um | Steriing kxchange, sight = uss | Steriing Cadlemrrerooe: s e | New York Exchange, sight...>.1] — 1733 New York Exchavge, telegraphic. — P | Xine siiver. per ounce.. — 6014 Mexican Loiars. .. ] a9y YESTERDAY’S WH:AT MARKET, 7 be jollowing resume of the wheat market is furnished by E. A. Bresse. Produce Exchange Liminbroker, 412 Pine stree.: £4¥ Francrsco, June 19, 1897. Chicago There were no special feaiures to chronicle in to-day’s wheat traiing. Opening and closing Liv- erpool cablts recorded a decline of lad ascom- pare¢ with yesierday's ciosiug quotations. This caus.d au easier feeling at the opening. July de- clined 10 68%4c, where it heid until Iaris csbles came showing an advance of 20 centimes over yes- terdsy’s prices. This siurted small sborts 1o cov- ering, 1esulting in an advance of 3gc, shading off 10 34¢ 8: Lhe close. 1rading during (he session was the smaliest for any one duy in many weeks. Outside oruers wers | notl eable by their ubs-nce. New Yorx repor.ed afalr amouut of wheat worked for - xport. How- ever, this did not swaken bull interest to any per- ceptible extent. The plc was aimos deserted, Evenine-up con!racis over Sunday characterized the last nalt bour's trading. The Live Grain Kxchange will be closed on Morday a0d Toewdas the Ziotan s L2} tes: Muny traders lefc (hs cliy yesterday (0 be gone until Wednwsday, causing & Iack of iterest duting the meautime The ¥re ch markets are receiving more atten- tion at present .han usual. Traders are anuc. pat. heavy buyin: of American w:eat : fier the arvest in F.aoce Is over and it is kBown just how saort their crop is. I h: Peils Journal of Pari in & recent summary of the wheat crop, gives the following fsures (1h hectolitres) : .. 97,000,000 111,000,000 14,000,000 sing 170m one cam paign to the uther. tolal need; Estimated barves % Stoc: s of actual campaign. Deficit i —( 1 77,000,000 bushels. The article further comments uvon the suppls | whear | and a xo0d ra | Dec mver | market 1s steady. Bran and Midait ©of wheat for impor:aiion, and_finally comes to the couelusi n thai the deeli muit be supp ed from American s:ocks. Jt further, savs: “The cAmpalzn which has commenced :i two monihs seems to be Very much Analogons o that of 189192 that 13 10 say. the yie:d deficient in France with an abundaut st in the United States. “The Americans Inform us steadily of very fa- vor.ble noies In their wheat, ba. it i3 jusiified to say that the yield of the w cas does not se-m 1o be beyond the average; as Lo spring wheat it has augm-n.ed in superficial sowing, and 10¢ (he moment has & good appearance, yet there re- maios a long perivd in which 1o change the present hich percentage.” The srticle piainiy sbows bow carefully condi- tons on thin side "are watched by tue French Some time must elapse before France whil find it nec.ssary (0 mMPOr: wheat, as they will depiete their own stocks as far as possible bofore boying «isewl re. The Franch crop this year is juliy one month late, makiog the crop of 1596 ¢ - ex| and over thirieen montbs of consump:iwi. ‘Tols con- dition will mee: with many survrises before the <oming c10p has been manutsctured in o foar. eports from Eugiani are mot of the best. Westher conditions are far from being javorabie to wheat. The Argentine cleared 0o whea: dur- ing the past week. Russia continues 1o ship wheat Iiberally. Danubisn clearances are less iban those of last year. The pa-t week has been beaeficial to spring Good_rains visited the Lakotas. wh -re drought was becoming quite apparent. The Ked River Valiey re; Gris erops 1n_excellent condition. On the upiands, where ruin was mostly needed. the crop is the ‘most promisius for years. The Jumes River Valley in South Dakota is be<in ning molsture. “The weniher has bren very hot would m+ke the conditlons a i that couid be desired Kansas continues 10 report § vesting goingun under the most favorab.e clrcum- stances. MOVEMENTS OF WHEAT. Receipts. tnshel. Citfes. 180,600 . Minneapoiis.. T1%61 Duluth........ [0 26,600, . CMtiwaukee 4,200 Chicago..., 41160 Toledv.... ... 10,000, St Louls.. “Detrois Kausas City. TIDEWATER. Bost New Yor Philadeiphi Ba.umore.... I\New Orleans.. 48,009 205,9 4592 16,000 4,558 LIVERPOOL WHEAT FUTURFS. July. sept. Deé No. 2 Red winter wheat—Open 5 833 5 634 5734 PARIS FUTUBES. Jane. 46 00 weels, due 10 good buying by outsiders. . Their [sflaence has Offsct tue pressure ofihe bears, who. have worked hari (0 keep prices down ‘50 that -they mighi | cover theiz lines. Conditions poiut 10 & stiort crop this year. It is believed the s:ocks in farmers’ hauds are greatly below the estimates, a3 miliions of bushe €ls have been used for fuel during the past yea: The waste has been larze. Thewe (wo it-ms are expec ed by conservative suthorities to amouat 10 200,000 000 busheis. The Jowa Siate crop report plac's the acreage | 8820 per cent lvss than ast year, with Nebraska showing a like falling off. Oats have been fairly sctive during the week. Shor 8 were ihe best tuyers. San krancisco. £:15 A M. sESSIO: Nothing doiog in wheat to speak of. wheat sold at 81 2074, puzzled, rather tending to &0 auva 10:15 A % sEsSION No transactions. $120% bid aud $121 asked for December wheat. 11315 A M. SESSIO Shorts disposed to cover over Suaday. Offerings jt. December wheat opened at $1320% aud iosed at $1 2ilp. Sellers. e o FRODUCE MARKET. WHEAT Ao « 200 tons Crowd a, pears £ GRAINS, WHEAT—The market continues dull and flat at unchanged quotations Speculation sesms st & standsuill at the moment. Quoted at $1 sor No. 1, 1 23%,@1 2 and $1:734 @1 55 Cul for ex'ra choice for milling. CALL BOARD SALES. IXFORMAL *¥ES105—8:15 0'clock— December— 4000 ctis. 81 20%. SECOND SESSION— EXGULAR MOEN Skxs1oN — December — 4000 cils, $1 2 T: 14.000, $121: 14.000, £1 2115 BAKLEY - The market for Feed Is firmer. New Brewing uiso rules fitm. Feed, 7u@153¢, onisiue figure 10r ckoice brighi: new Brewing, 5o@871gc; old Brewing, 80@90: B cil. CALL BOAED SALES. IXFORMAL SERSION—0:15 0'clock—No sales. EFCOND SESSION—NO sues. {EGULAR MORNING SESSION—Nosales UATS—1It s a long time since (here has beea any life In this marke.. Kecelps and stocks are light, but the demand I3 very doll. Fancy Feed, 30: good .ochsice ¥1 1081 20: com. 073 B il Clipped Oats seil as #1 @2 o0 over v raw produc. CORN—The downward tende Al descriptions are weak. Large Yeliow, 5734c@81 Wiite, 85@823gc. EYE—0ld Is firm at $1 10: new, ¥734¢ @ ctl EUCKWHEAL—Nominal st §1 25@1 a0 9 cil No sales. y continues and Offerings are heavy. Small Kound do, #1 10; FLOUE AND MILLSTUFFS. Previous prices rule. FLOUE—Nei cash prices are: Family extras, $¢75@4 K5: Bakers exiras, $i DU@A 65: Super Lne. $4G4 35 ® bbL CORNMEAL. ETC — Feed Cracked Corn. $28 50 B ton. MILLSTUFFS—Prices in sacke are as follows, ©sual discount 10 (he trade: Grabam Flour, $2 85 100 bs: Kye Flour. §250 % 100: Rice Flour, 5 75; Cornmenl, $2@2 <5: exira cream do. §2 75, Ontmeal, §3 50 Oat Groats, $4: Hominy, 83 108 8 3u: muckwheat Flour, '$3 25@3 50: Cracked Wheat, 38 50; Farina, $4: Whoie Wheat Flour, £5; Kolled Unis (bbix). $4 75@5 16: Peari Barioy. £3'70@4; Bplli Fews, 5 0U; Greea do, 34 20 w 100 [ Cora, $22@23: HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS, Recelpts of Hay are somewhat larger, but the show no cuarge. BKAN—$14@14 50 for the best and $13313 50 ¥ ton for out-ide brands. MIDDLINGS—$18@19 for Jower grades and $15 50@20 50 W iou for the best. FEEDSTUFFS — Rolied Barlev, £16 50@17. Olicaxe Meal ai the mill, $2650 B #27 50. 1A Y—Whea 13 quotable at S5@10 50 % on pew Wheat, $7@7 50 P ton: Whea: and Oat, $7@ 10; Oa:, $6@% 50: new Wild Oai, £6@6 50; Bar . $6'50@8; © $ @550 for Kiver and 36@7 jor other grades: Alfalfa. $6@7 50: com- pressed. $7G10: new Alfaifa first cutting, $ 50 siock, $6@6: Ciover, $6@8 ton. BTRAW—20a50c ® baie. ten; joobiug, BEANS AND SEEDS. Beans show 1o signs of doing any better and the demand for them 1s very dull. All Seeds are neg- tected. BEANS—Bayos quoted a: $1 65@175; Sman Whites, 811 15 B ctl: Large Wnites, $1@1 05 ® cu: Ploke 95c@31 02%4: Keds, $1@1 15: klack- ye, $140@1 00; Kted Kidney, nominal: Limes, #14061 60: Butters, $1@L 25 Pea, $1@1 15, SEEDS_Brown Mustard, §2 502 75: Yeilow Musiard, $1 75 % ctl: FIax, 51 60@1 70: Canary Beed, 13,@2%c B D: Altaita, 64c; Hape, 3158 8,c: Hemp. $c: Timothy, 414c. BEIED PAS—Niles, nomiuai; Greea, 3130@ 1608 o POTATOES, Potatoes and Onlons are rather wesk than other- wis Vegetables show no particular change and are abundaot as usual. Tomatoes have appeared from the River. RLubarb is on its last legs. PUTATOES—New Eariy Rose in boxes, 50@ 75¢: new Burbauks, 60c@$1: ola Burbank Seed- i1ngs, BO@BSC for ail Kinds. ONIONS—New Reds, 60@70c B sack;: Silver skins. T5@H5¢ B ct. VEGETABLES — Summer Squash in small boxes 1 quotable at 35@b0c B tox: Bay Squash. 75c@$]l ¥ box: Cucumbers, 3U@30c # Lox for Marvsville, $1@1 2> ® bx for Bay: Asparagus, Suc @81 25 for common. 81 50 for choice and 81 75@ 3> for fancy; Knubarb, 46@30c ior ordinacy and 40@50c B bx ot choice iarge: Jrled Peppers, 6@Sc ¥ b: Green Peppers, 8@7'gc B I for Chite angd 76c B box for Bell: Green reas. 1la@ivec ® ih: Sinng Beans 1@21jc: Refugee Beans. 3c1/Green Okra, 16c ® b: Egk rlant _10c % 1; Cabbage, 76 B ctli Carrots. 25@50c B _sack: Garlic, 1o 2 B b: Toma.oes, 76c@81 25 ® box for Vaca- .ville and $2@2 25 for River: Green Corn, 10@ 21450 oz for Vacavitle aod 35¢ for Alameda. ITTER, C(HEESE AND EGGS, OUNIONS, VEGETABLES. Fancy Creamery Butter Is bringing the top quota- tion. C(heese keeps steady. Cholce ranch Eggs bring the top price wishout difiicaity. BUTTEK— ¥ CREAMXRY—Fancy creameries 16@17 onds, 15@15%5c & . DaIRY—Choice 10 fancy, grades, 12@13¢. sec- 14gl5c B B; lower PICKLED— I @16cP B for new. Fink1N—15@16c B B for new. CREAMERY TUB—New, 17@15¢ B B EASTERN ~ 12@1344¢ 10T iadl-packed. CHENSE (onics mild Sew, Jud B: common to good, : Cream’ Cheddar, c: Joaoe America, e Western, 1lc:’ Eascera, 1.Ges 8~ Hanch Legs. 12@15¢ B dos: store Exxs, 10@1134¢ ¥ doz; Easiern, 11@2%ge; Luck gz, 18c »aoz POULTEY AND GANE. FOULTRY —Another car of Eastern wili be put on to-morrow. Local stoek is nominal. Live Turkeys. 11@12¢ for Gobbiers. 10@110 for Hevs: Geese ¥ jalr. 78cg $1: Ducks. #3 %5@3 50 for old and % 5 Sor ' youug: Hens $3@ foosters. young. $6@7 50: o, old. $4@4 H0; Fryers, 84 80@5 B doz: Lroilers, $3 £0@4 for large and $i'50@2 - 0 for small; Pigeons, $1 25@1 60 8 doz for young and for old. GAME—hare, sominal: Rabbiis, nominal DRIED FRUITS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETC. Stocks of mil kinds of old Fruit are closely cleaned up In fact, it 1s seldom that a crop year cleses with such light supplies. The new crop will come 1u on a practically tare marke:. Honey is 1n free supply and dull. New Apricots. 834c bid, 7c asked. DRIED FEUITS—Quotatons are ss follows: Feachies, 453@6c D fancy, 6%4c B Bi_ peelad, #@11c: Apricols, 6@Sc: Moorparks 10@1lc: evaporated Avoies, @51gc: suun-dried, i@3c: Prunes, 214@3c for the & Sizes; white ¥igs, 3 Plums, 4@4lge for rited and 1@1%c for unp: ied: Nectarines. 515@5%ac B Ib for piime to fancy: Fears, B1i@ac ior wiole, £55@0e for quariers 2ua i@bc for halves. A LSINS— Four-crown, loose. 5%: Scrown. 434c: 2-crown, 340 B Ib; seed vss Sultanns, D@biec: seedlen Muscatels 334c: S-crown London lavers. 31@1 25: Ciusiers, $1 80: Dehvas clusters, $250; lmperiai Clusters. 82 60 dried krapes ous. N'UTS—- Chestnuts quotable s §@10°: Walnn's, 614@7c @ B for standard aud $@9iac Wb for sofisnell: Almonds, 6@6lge for languedoc, 3@ g0 for bardsheil and 8@9c ® B for papersheli: Feinuts, 4@6e @ 1 for Kastern and 4c for Calr sorpia; Hickory “Nuts, | @8e Pecans, 0 Sc P B: Filderis, 73 ; Brwzll Nuws, 7 Cichamuts 15G530 $100 HONEY—>ew Comb, 10c for bright and 7@9c 107 lower grades; new watsr-white extracted, 4ig @5c: Jight amber extracted, 4@é%4c ® b LEESWAN—72gu50 B B CIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS, Two crates of Cantaloupes came in from Yuma but were not sold. ‘There are very few good bard Cherries le t, and the/ are bring ng falr prices. Fine Pesches and Apricots. sultable for ship- Ping. sell weil ot tte top quotations, but off stock is alow. Py and dull. creasing. All Citrns Frults are dul s Fresh Frults have the call now, and_Oranges and Lemons are weak. DECIDUOUS FRUITS— Strawberrles, $2@3 B chest for large snd $2 L0 @4 tor smalt. e Blackberries. 30c ¥ crate and §1 50@3 P chest. Gooseberries, 1@115c ¥ B for small and Zc for large and 4@5c for Enxlish. Raspberries, $3@5 ® Buc ¥ crate. ts, $1 50@3 P chest 20@50c B box and 30@50c P basket. s, 35ca§l B box. v Plums. 253 40c B drawer. Koyal Apricots, 30G60c ® bax, 50@60c B crate and 3ua@s0c B basket Green ears, 26@35c B box and 10@15c B bas- ket 0'd Arples. $1@150: Green Apples, # box and 25@35c B baskel ® box. Cherries, 15@35c # box: looss Black, 114@3c B 1b: Hoyal Anne, 35@50C # box and 315@434c B B in bulk. Kizs. Black. singie layers. 25@50¢ P box: doubls £s. 60c@S1: White, $0@50r- CITBUS FRUIFS—XNavel Oranges, $2@2 5) for choice. to fancy ana #1681’ 50 B box- for. com: mon: Serdlings. $1@1 50 ® box; Mediterraneas Sweets. $1 50@ 1 75; Si. Micha-ls $2 b0@3; Lem: ons, 75c@8] 25 for common and 81 50@: P bx for £00d 10 choice: Mexican Limes, $6 50; Caiifors niE Limes, “75¢ @ boX: Eanabss $1 25@2 50 @ bunch; Fineappies. $3@4 50 B dos 1 Receipis of Figs are constantly in- est; from Newcastle, 25@40e Red Appies, 5Cc@$1 In PEOVISIONS, This market has been undisturbed for a long time. Hams are firm. but Eacon and Lard ace rather easy than otherwise. CURED MEATS— Bacon. 7550 B I forheayr. 86 W M for lgh: mediom. ¥o for light 10c B W for exira light and 12 W I {0F sugar cared. - Kas'- ern eugar-cured Hams, 121234c @ B: Califorals Bams, 10%@1 1c: Mesy Beet, $5@8 50 % bbl: exira mess do. 85 50G9: family a0, $9 50@10; exira prime Pork, $10@10 50: exira ciear. $15 50@14 P bbl; mess ¥1200@l3 ¥ bbi; Smoked Beef 914 W B T\ R Enastern tierces are quotad at Bi4e for compound and 6c ior pure: pails. 6%gc: Cal Hornia tierces, 414c B B for compound and 5140 for pure: half-bbis, d3gc: 10-B uns, 614C: a0 5- 6izc B b COTTULENE-Tierces, 53c¢. Packages less (han 300 Bs—1-1 pails. 60 1n & case. 8%ge: 3-B palls, 20 in & cate, 83pcs G-I pails 2 In & case, bigc: 10-B paiis. 61 a case, Flgc: D0- 1ins. 1 or 21 case, i5sc: wooden buckeis, BU Iba net, TT4c: fancy s %0 Ibs tet, 7T5%c: Bali-Darrels &bout 110 B Tige B b HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. There is po chanze whatever in Hides. . Wool i9, glected. Quoiations for Hoj 8 are ep: fairly de- fined by an occasional contract. HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands seil 1o uoder sound stock. Heavy salted _steers 8@S1qc D: medium, 7c: light, 635@7c B b: Cowhides, 614@7c: Stags. Sc: saited Kip, €@7c: saitea Calf, T@Bc B D saited Veal €@7c¢; cry Hides. Idci colls and_brands. 10c: ary Kip ana Vel 9@10c: dry Calt. 15¢: culls, 10c: Goatskins, 20@35c eacH Kids. be; Deerskins, «ood summer. 250 ® b medium, 20c: winter, 3Uc; Sheepskins. shear lings, 10@200 each: sbort wool, zb@dUc each: medium. 4U@50c esch: long wools, 50@i5¢ vacn. TALLOW~—No. ), rendered. 23,@3c # &; No. 3, 214 adlec; refined. s¥sc: Gre:se. 20 B B WOUL—>priug €lip 11 quoted: Mountatn. 11@ 13c: Foouhlll, 9@1lc: San_Jomquin, year's clip, @Sc: do, seven months, T@Uc. @ B: Nevadas, £@l1c: Eastera Oregon. 7106 JLOPS—b@sc tor This 10 choice and 9@10c B b T fancy. Contracts sre belng drawn at ¥@lOc or new Oregons Soc new W ashingioas and 815@10c for Cwtl GENERAL MrRCJANDISE. RAGS—Cnlentta Gralu Bass, 475@5c: San Quen- tin. $5 40: Wool Pags, BCOAL-Weilirgicn, #8; New Wellington, $8; outh field Welllngton, . $7 50: _Feattle, $5 50: Brysat, $5 50; Coos bav, 34 75: Wallsend, 87 50 # ton: Cumberland. $1450 in buik and $15 50 In sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egs. $15 10n: Welsh Anihracice, $8@10; Caan 0ck Springs Casie Gaie and Pieasant Vaile £7 80: Co @12 in buik and $13 B ton 1n COFF EL—~The ciicular 6f C. k. Biceford gives the receipts 103, 168 bags, a: ame ime in 1816, and say siice the 9tn ins.. and remains I & out ihe ssme condition as noted 1n oar review of thut date G0od to fine washed Gi atemalas are still sought for and BOId thelF ETOUNG. s L0 PFCOs. Al 0iher sorts con- tine easy and in some instances quoted slightiy lower on smali_business. To-d y's siock coualsis 01 8U74 Costa Rica, 1128 Nicaragus, 11,133 Saiva- dor, 16,40% Gustemal. ‘and 1585 Mexican—in all <. against 81,' 20 same .ime last vear. NG arrivals reporied 01 he way” W e quce: Costa RicA—1€@17c B B for good 10 prime washed: 1415@1 3c for good: 13@14c for good mixed with biack beaus: 1 @1.1zc for fair: 8g 113ge nominal for common to ordinary. SALYADOR—11@) 7%c 10r £:0d 10 prime washed: 14@14%4c @ I tor far washed: 161e@lSc for §00d 1o prime washed peaberry: 13@1c for su- rior unwashed: 1.34c for good unwashed;15@ J5¢ for wo0d 10 prime dnwashed peaberry. GUATEMALA AND MEXICAN—1%@19%4¢ B B for prime to suriclly prime wasbed: 16@17%c for Kkood tw siricily good washed: 141,@13%4c for fair Wastied 13@14c for medium: b@Lic for ordinary; €@ Yac for interior Lu common: 18@1¥c tor good 10 prime washed pesberry; 15v4@16c 1or §00d Lo brime unwashed peaberry. CANNED SALMON —The Alaska Packers' As- cociation quotes Red Saimon as follows: In iots 125,000 cases. 95¢ B dozen; 50.000 cuses, 8214c % dozen: 75,000 cases, BUC B dozen, Del Cusa L. o, b ex-ship. SUGAE—The Western Sugar Refining Company quotes, terms net cash: Cube aud Crusned and Fing Crashed, 6i4c: Powdered, b34c: Dry Granuiated, Glge B M: Confectioners’ A, diac: Magnolia A, 4%c: Extra . 46pc: Golden C, 41gc: Candy Gran: Glated. Bl4c hall barreis 14C more thad barrels, aud DOXes Ya€ WOTS. SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET. Hogs rule firm at the improved prices, with moderate receipis. Beet and Mutios are un- changed. Wholesale rates for dressal si0ck from siaughe terersare as follows: BEEF—First quality, 130 B b second da Bc; ibird do, 4@11ac ¥ B VEAL—Large. 5@60; small, 6@7c B b MUTTON—Wethers. 5@514gc; Ewes, 50 B b LAMEB—Spnug, 6@7¢ » B PORK—Live Hogs, 8140 for larze and 354 @i Jor small and medn: son Hos ¥ B9 Ib: Aressed 4o, 41585140 RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. FOR 24 worme. Flonr. or aes 2.597| Butter. etis. W heat, Or, ctls. . Farley. cus..... Eeans sks. Onts, ctls.. Rye, ctls. Fotates, ska. 2,608 Oregon. B8 1 eatuer roils. 270! 1ime. Bis. 576/ Quicksiivar. flscy o8 50 Chicory, tbis. 10 850 Lumber. A iasa 16 THE STOCK MARKET. Mining stocks closed the week considerably lower than they c.0sed the preceding week. The 108 in Con. Cal. & Va. was 302, In Chollar 37¢, in Ophir 15¢, in Potosi 21c, etc. Yesierday's market was weak The A'ta assessment falls’ delinquent In board to-morrov. Tbe Huichinson Sugar Flan'ation Company will pay the regular monthly dividend of 25 cents to- morrow. The Spring Valley Water Company will pav the usual monthly dividend of 50 cents o-morrow. The de:inquent saie of ihe assessment of 10 cents per shere levied by the Fox directors of the Ha'e & Norcross Mining Com-anv has been fur- iher posiponed to July 19, m obed ence (o the orcer of court ~njolninz the sale. Au official teleiram reporis the output of the Con. Cal. & Va. mine last week at 105 tous of ore, of the § eraze assav value of $44 99 per ton. For the previous week the ontput amounted o 134 tovs uf ore uveraging $76 81 per ton. ‘The German Savi: Baok has declared a semi- annaal dividend at the rate of 4.20 per cent per annum ou term snd 3.50 per cent on ordinary de- posits, payabie July 1. BOAED SALES. Following were the sales in the San Franeisco Stock Board vesterday: REGULAR MORNING SESSION, COMMENCING 9:30. i 400 Challge.. s 500 Chill 831570 Potosi: 80 ¢ roint..19/8)0 3 Nev. Green Apples and Pears are in oversup- | - The articie nas been very dull | Foilowing were the sales in the Pacifis Stock Eoard yesterday: REGULAR sEasioN—10:30. 300 Atrta.....U§300 C imp ....012800 Ovrma .10 100 Atin.ee.. 0230 ,, .02/¢80 Ophur......72 200 Andes.... 14(300 &'NY 021200 135/500 Scorpion..Us 77400 SB&M.. 07 04/600 5 v... 108/1400 . 300 Kentuck..04/700 1500 L Wash01f 50 & 280 Mexican. 2$(500 Unioa. 400 Nv Qn....00/800 Utah 00 lifsos ¥ asdiilsL 3)0 Occa Following Are the Highest Pricos Dur- ing the Past Week. TMon. [Tues|Weu. | Thra.| Fri | Sat, 07 op 0i o3 us u ol v o 16| 4 13 14 20 19 23| g 07 48| ~tandurd L.40 1.35) Slerra Nevada 51| 68U UBIOB.. s mee.n. 8f ' 4v Uian. 03| | os| v4l Yeuow Juckei | 36 33| 3| sy G QUOTATIONS. SATURDAY. June 19-12y, Tt CLOSIN 2 nonen. AlphaCon.....” 08" (7llama..,, ..o U4 S o1 Cusuen T 08 07 Andex ! 14 13 i L8 Belcher., 18 20 1 Des: & H6ic3; 47 45 \evadaQuees — (6 Benwon Coa... 10— iccideniai.... 14 16 Fullion U8 10 Uphle.... € 7 Caledonia .l 09 1| 1 11 Chollae .10 ®8 80| 50 51 Con.Cu&Va.. 150 155/ a5 2 Chaliengs Cox. 41 43l s 05 Con. smpecia. U1 U e o8 Coniidence ... 100 1.03 o1 oz Con New Yore — 1% 57 58 Crown poiae_, 18- 19| 140 145 Eaacs - . o1 - At 37 02 GBjiimme .. ve B3 34| Neluw Jwikee 31 32 Lot o 75 7. STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. SATURDAY June 19-10:30 & 3 UNITED STATES BONDS 21e o o) Bt gskea CEdn conp. 1173 — (U S dares.. 103 =103 Lonew maueisd T — MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. CaLstOMASS. 112 — UmkGasde. 308 Lo2disbe. J0R — Umutous e, 12334125 Col ElecT, 83126% — CotraCWos — 87 Dpotstex-ecp — 100 |P&O Rydi. - 113 }dsn L&P 6312635 — | P&Ch Ry sy 102 105 FECHRE sl04%a — |Pwist KR6111434118 Geary-at RSs — 100 |Keno, WL&L — 103 HUES3%s100 — itactoP&u. — 100 losAng LSt — 100 [sFE&NPRS. 10855 — ToGnteed 8s 97 102 (~PREArizd) 83 = — Mxi-atCbies1a5 * 16 [SPRRCaics. 107 109 DoKyCon 831073 — |SPKE(aio). — B4 NaiVin6slsi — 300 |SPBPRCaSL 991100 NeyCNgR7a — 105 [SVWaterds. 1185, — NEyCal 60004 10835~V Waterds. 100341003 Bhyie en'® SM M eans: 0N WATER STOCKS. Contra Costa 3034 31 [sprag Valley 10014101 Manova. 80" — 1 GAS AND ELECTRIC STO-KS — 25 |Faafic Liza. 47 B0 FRiy — |SFG&Elo. 0535 163 833 9 |SanFranccd 7y 3ig Ak G L'&H 54 balg >ockWw. .. — ° 15 Faw Gue dmp 9035 $04s| INSURANCE STOCKS. Fireman's™ 182 185 | COMMERGIAL BANK sTOCKS ARCIOCAl. . BULy — |k Suoa.t (2 190 Bankof Cal. 2313 — | ondonber 137 149 CaaDeT G = P 10ssgl Meren e - 13 o SAVINGS BANK STOCKS. Germtron. ish) 1440 |nvioan. — 103 HombS&L.110) — |security.o..330 o~ Mutoal.....,. 35 40 | Unwu Trus. 1000 tizav Uuiondss — | STRELT KAILBOAD STOCKS 10534 mcowdar 100 - Tesd0. ... 8 8 Bay avgl POWDER sTOCKS. Atlantien, 14 M eauiven... 81 82 Cailffornia-2 75 98 |Vigoas w1 “1sg 3 Rastecu »... 8215 90 | MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. Alnskarkry. U843 99 |Nai Vinte 7 Frig It Rl e R HawC&SCa.. 143 147 racAex FA 2 3 ButchoFus 35 2diq rackoraxCo ¥9 — Meskizassd W~ |rerf PausCe 7 EALES_MOENINe Sa38i0X. Hoard— 100 S F Gas & Eleetrie Co. 25 Alaska Packers' Association 000 S F & N P Kaflway Bonds. .. 25 hutchinson S P Co. 3 35 do ao.s%0. = 23 00 $.000 SV Bonas: 4% 100 50 #1000 S V 8 Bonds. 118 873 Woman's Way. You women,”” said he in the peculiarly exasperating way a man has of saying those two words: “You women buy bai gain things because they are cheap.”” We do not,” said she. *We buy cheap things because they are bargains.’ The distinction was almost too subtle for the biundering, masculine inteliect, Lut it was there,.—Indianapolis Journ emoooannte OCEAN STEAMERS. Dates of Departure From San Francisco. STEAMER | DESTINACIIN.| SATLS FIER ion | Yaauins nia|June:0 10w Pier VallaWaiis | Vie & Pet 500 | Juued0. vau | Pler 3 Carons..... | an Diezo..... | sunezi,11ax | Plerll Cullka. ...} | Ferndale,.. .. Tunr21:12 x| Pior 13 Columbia || Poriiani 10aM | Pler 34 e i 3 Puget Soand. |Coos Bav... 12 HomboidtBay | June2?, 2ru Sydaes. Junezs, uPm . |June25.11am | Prerll Vic & Pet Sna | Tune25, 9am | Plerd Mariposa... Santa Hosa. | kan Diego. Umstiil Rio Janeiro. | China & Javao June2e, Lru|F M 8 8 uneA. Arcata......|Coos Say State of Cal Loos Bay.. STEAMEKS TU ARKIVE. STEAMER | Frox |Eel Kiver.. Jone2o | Victoria & Puge: Sound |- Junezl | Humbold: Ba...... -.June2l Evreka.... (| Newporc. | Junezl Washtenaw Weeott .. Crescent City . Pomons... | Aumooldc Bay Cleveland. Progreso. . Juaez: C3nne 3 Juneas Hongkong. |..June2s Creacent Ciy |- Juneza Panama ..June24 | Newnor: 11" |China and Japan. Grays Harvoc Mexico. Coos L. | Victoria & squina Say.. San viezo China and Japan | Portiand | oriinna | Bua, MUON AND daum TXTTED ETATES COAST AND GRANFTIC Rrmen Trums AND HEleHTS 0 HIe® AND Low WATERS AT Your PorNT. ENTEANCR TO EAX FRANCISCO MAy. PUBLISHXD BY OFFl Q4L ATTHORITY OF THE SUPKRINTENDENT. Notm—The high and low waters occur as the Oty Front (Missinzsirse: Whaet) abous ~iwentr ive min; June- 1887 Sunday. June 20. TV o8] Z7 AUTIUS TO MAKINEES. A draoch of the United States Hydrographis Office locaied 1n the Merctanty Exchabze s aintained In Sam Fraucisco for the benefit of ariners without regard 10 bationailiy aud free of expense. Navigaiors are cordlally mvited 10 vistt the office, where complets sets of charts and saliing @ireciions of the world are kept on hani- or com- parison and reference, and the lates: information 8aa aiways be obtained regariing lights, ¢angers 10 navigation and all matiers of luterest to oceas The timo bail ontop of the bullding on Tels graph Hill is hoisted about ten minutes before Boon. and Is dropred at noon. 130th meridian, by telegraphic signal received each dav irom the Unlied States Naval Observaiory a- Maco laiani A notice stating wheiher the fims ball way dropped on ime. or giving (he error. if aay. 1 publishe. ihe same day oy the afterncon papers. Sad by the moraiag papers the oliowing dav. W. S HueHxs. Lientenant. U. 5 N., 1o caarga The J1me Ball. Emaxcm HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICR. U, & X. MERCHANTS EXCHAYSE SN FRANCISCO. June 19, 1897. The time ball on Teiezrapa Hil was droppel eXactly at DOON t0-day—L e. AL DoOR OF the 12uci weridiau, or cxacuy ui 8 ., Greenwicn time. W. 8 Huewes, * Lientenan: T. = N. in ¢ —_—— e SHIPPING INEELLAGE Arcved SATURDAY, Jane 18. Stmr Corona, Jerson. 61 hours from -aa Diego: Ppass and mdse, to Goodall, Perkins & Co. Simr Geo Loomis, huidgett, 35 bours rom Ven- tura: 6440 bols oli, 10 Pacific Const 1l o Stmr Alex Dancan. Hiikie. 114 hoars from San 0. etc: produce. 1o Goo all. Perkins & Co Tus Reseue, Tuompso.., 26 Kours from Eareka; Dallast, to Shipowners’ and Meicnants' Tuzboat 0. Schr Conflanza, Wilson. 335 days from Coos Bay; lumuer, to S.mpson Lamber Co. Cecured SATURDAY, June 19. Stmr North Fork, Hansen Lureka: Chariss Nelson. Stmr City of Para, Erown, M S S Co. Stmr Walls Walla, Wallace, Victoria ana Por: Townsend: Goodall, Perkins « Co. Stmr Willamette, Holmes, Nanaimo: Oregon Imp Co. Sunr Corona, Jepsen. San Diego; ins & Co. ark Carrollton, Jones, Nauaimo: John Rosen- feld’s Sons. Brig Courtney Forl, Marchison, St Michaels: Alui<a Commercial Cov Scbr Lila and Maitle, Lindbridge, Gallepaxos Islands; C M Harris. Ealled. SATURDAY, June 18. Etnur Crescent City, Stockfie b, Urescent City. Stmr Cleo.e. Strand A bion. Sumr Wiliamette. Holmes, Nanaimo. Stwr Poiut Arena. Jonnsan. Méndocino. Stmr Coos Bav. Hall, San Pearo Sumr City of Para. Brown, Panama, etc. Stmr North Fork. Hansen, Kureka. Stmr Arcata. Cousins, Coos Buy. Bictn S X Castie, Hubbard, Honolaln. * Sebr Webfoo:. Donneily. Wiilapa Harbor. Schr Moro, Jorgenson, Coquille River. Sehr Monterey, Beck, Bowens Landing. Schr Abbie. Hansen, Caspar. Scur Joseph ana Henry, Christiansen, Walde port. Schr Daisy Rowe, Otsen, Coas Ba: Lelegraphie POINT LOBOS, June 19.—10 p. v.—Weather 103575 wind S; velocity 16 mules. Charters. The achr Mary Gilbert loads md:e for Altata and Guaymas: schr Mary Do Ige, mdss for Kabu- lul: bark Carroliton, coal st Nanaimo for this port; barz ‘Oregon, lumb r at this port for syd- ey, Panama, etc: P Goodall, Perk Spokan June 15—La: 50 N, long-7 S, Brship Senator, trom Tacoma, for Delagoa Bay. Domestic Ports EUREKA—Salled June 18—Stmr Homer. Coos Hay. GRAYS HARBOR—<aile? June 1¥—Schrs Ty, Ida McKay. for San Francisco; bkta Monitor, :or San Pedro; schrs Caos Hanson and Gem. for San Francisco. NEW WHATCOM—Arrived June 19—sSchr €al- va or. from Poct Townsena. ASTORIA—Arrived Jone 19—Stmr California. hea & June17. Saiei June 19—Bktn Portland. for San Pedro; schr Jennie Stelin, ‘or San Francis POINT ARENA—Arrived June Wuit-sboro, tru i Port Los Ange es. PUL REYES--Passed Jjone 19—Scnr La Chilens. hence Jnne 17. for Fort Rose. TACOMA—Arrived sune i8—Bktu Eureks, hee June 8. COOS BAY—<alled June 19 for San Francisco. GRAYS HARBOR—Salled june 19—Schr Fan- nie Adele. or San Francisco: bark Forrest Queen, for Guaymas. EE_ RIVER—Salled Juae 19—Stmr Chilkat, for San Francisco. GO0 BAY—Arrivea June 19—Sumt omer, he June ASTORIA- Sailed Jume 19—Schr Laura May, for ~an Francisco. SAN PEDRO—Artived June-18—Rchr Chas Faik, from Poct Gamble. June 19—S mr Laguna. irom Eureka. Sailed June 19—Schr Joseph Russ, for Puget Sound, for Etate of 18-Stmr Sche Sacramento, Ports 17-Brship Hutton Forolgn ANTWERP—Arrived Ju: Hall. from Orezon. COLON—Arrived June 17—Stmr Allianca, from New York. DEAL—Passed June 18—Brship Pelicus, from An‘werp, for S1o Francisco. FALMOUTH—Arr ved June 18—Br ship Norch- en.e Feb 15 FREEMANTLE— \rrived June 18—Bark Alex MeNedl, from Port Gambie. HONGKON G—salled June 18—Br suip Godiva, —Safled June 18-Stmr Orizaba. E 24 Y—Sailed June 19—Scur Car- rler Dove, ior Unga. Tmportatiaae SAN DIEGO—Per Corona—1 pk¢ mo'ding, 1 pkg wire. 111 bals hides and peits, 73 csaoney, 5 bxs tasgerines. 47 bxs oranges 159 bxslemous, 3 ca shoes. 1 cs dry eoods, 31 bbls pickled fish, 1 bbl olives. 42 bdis dried fish. Newpor:—258 bxs oranzes 156 bxs lemons, Si sks boues, b - <3 mdse. 3164 sk barley. Redondo—149 bxs iemons, 532 bxsoranges. 2 bb's wine 1cedruss, 1 <300 tles, 1cs orushes, 1 bl groceries. 8 pkgs mdse, 1 p ano. Por: Lo Ange.es—114 cs Lolties, 9 bxs lemons 4 bxs oranges,” 1400 sksbaries. 1 bx warbie. L5 pkgs mdse, I plano 4 bxs bicyel- goods. 5 cs cauned z00ds, 1 1b corks. 1 bdi hose. 2 bxs lass, 3 pes tuning, 1 o3 dey £001s. 1 crts bicyc Santa Burbara—1 pkg mdse. 16 bois mineral water, 4 bxs 00: beer, 116 bxs lemons, 1 bx mince ment.'] s dry €oods, 108 bxs oranges. 2 bxs fish, 1bx olives, 1 bx shoes. Port Harford—.8 bxs fish 50 esezes. 2 tubs 85 bxs butier, 1 cs glageware, 1 cs hams, 8 cschoose, 43 bdis peis 2 sks tall. 56 dressedcalves. 8 bxs seed, 9 cs honey, o COOps chickens, 3 cs saimon, 1 s bardware. GOINITA—rer Alex Duncan-1 bx pipe fittings Balinst Poiut—155 bbis cem: nt Lompoc—1 sk mo s. 6 cs honey. Fort Harford—112 hogs. San Simeon—86 hogs. Cousigreer. Per Corona—J H Newbauer & Co: San Francisco Brewlng Co: M S Simas: W W McChesuey & Sons: Wolf & Son: Campodonico & Malcolm: ¥ ¥ George Shoe Co: Fuyer & Kei h_Gould & Jaudin: W BSumner & Co: Grav & Barbleri; J A Fihel: A Galli Frali Co; D E Allison & Co: Immel & Co LeviSplegel €Co: H O Greenbood: J L Mich: L E Phi iips; Koebling & Co: Nash & Boessenecke Evele:h& Nash: W F Mitcheli: 1, Scatena & Co McDonough & Runyon; J D Spreckels & Bros Co: Goldberg, Bowen & Co: J 1vancovicn & Co: H H T Jackson: Newmark & Edwards : Garela & Maggini: G Glnuocenio; Fred Gerst ev: W S Newha 1 A J Collins; Stan'1ard Giove Works: Callfornla Wise Assn; Fran< Dobs: Herman & Co: Chalx & B r- nard: Vermont Marble Co: D J Kinesbu-v: 10 man & Rothichi.d: B L Donneliy ; Redington & Co: Wm Cline: Santa Barnara Jineral Water Co: tev J 5 Patterson: Murphy, Gran: & Co: Herman & Co; Wellman, Peck & . o: _ Tilimann & Bendel; H Chtton; Robet Allen: Wetmore Ar 5: Thomas “tretch: Enterpriss Brewerv: Cal Botilng Co: J Wieland: A Paladiai: Milani & Co: Dalion Bro L G Sresovich & Co: A Levy & Co: B G Ruhl & Co: Dodge. Sweeney & Co: J H Newbaaer & Co: Cox Beed and PlantCo: ~Hilmer, Krvdhoff & ~chu'z: J H Caln & Co: C E Whitner & Co: Getz Bros & Co: Norton, Teiler & Co: Marshall & Reim-rs Italian- Swiss Colony: Hills Bros: W C Price & Co: Lavor xchange: Fredericksourg Brewery: Milwaukee Brewers: Chicago Brewery: Dairymen’s Unton: G W Giots & Co: S strauss: Brigham. Hoppe & Ce A Pailfe<: Buffalo Brewery: American Unlon Fish Co: ¥ B Haight: H Kirchmann & Co: Pacific G ast Fish Co: Whael & Iinker: Western Meat Co: Kuss, Early & Co: G Camilloni & Co: FU:i & Co: Wheaton, Breon & C F Url & Co: Jacouson & Co Per Alex Duncan—Miler, Sioss & Scott: Bium & Co: A Pailies; a iforu. Co: C A Johnson. s Rotn, Construetion OCEAN TRAVEL. The S. & MARIPOSA salis via HONOLULU and AUCKLAND for SYDNKEY, Thursday, =\ June2d, Yok ) | S-S ATNTRALIA for HONOLULT _oaly. Tuesdar, July 18, at 2 Par ~pecial rarty rates. Line to COOLGARDIE, Aust..and CAPETOWN south Atrica. 3. D.SPRECKELS & BROS. €O. Agents, 114 Moutzomery st. Freight office, 327 Marke: street, San Krancisco Shippersiand Buyers’ Guide. THE CALL indorses and recommends as thoroughly reliable the Commission Mer- chants appearing in this column. WOLF & SONS neral Commission Merchants. 321-328 DAVIS STREET, S. F. D. E. ALLISON CO;, General Commission Merchants. ireen and Dried Fruits, Grain. Potatoes, Eeans. Produce, Woo, ete. 501-509 Front St., S H. HECKMANN & CO. WHOL®SALE DEALEKS IN Dried kruits, Produce, Pouliry, and Eggs. 400-402 DAVIS :=TREET, S. F. Game BANK: AND BANKERS. GERMAN SAVINGS & LOAN SOCIETY, 5:6 CALIFOENIA ST., 5. F. Guaranteed capital and surplus. .. Capiizl actually paid up in cash 1'000.000 00 Deposiss December 31. }898. 27,730,247 45 OFFICERS — President, B. A. Becker; . First 22,040,201 63 Vice-Presite it, Daniel Mcyer; Second Vice-Presi dent, H. Horstman: Castier, A. H. R. Schmidt Assistant Cashisr, Wililam tierrmann; Secrecas orge Tourny: 'Asssiant Secretary, A. H. Ml ler: Attorne, W. S Goodfellow. BOARD OF DIRKCTURS—B. A, Becker, Danjel Meyer, H. Horstmaon. Ien Steiphart, N. Van co. B. Rohte, H. B.Russ, D. N. Walter and N. Ohiandt OCEAN TRAVEL PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO. EDUCED PASSENGER RATES TO VIG- torla, B. C., ~eat:lé, Tacoma, Port Townseud. and other Puget Souud ports. 38.00... : FIRST CLASS TR ECOND CLASS (Incruding Be nd’ Meals). 9 A M— Frday. sune 23 Wednesdsy, June 30 Steamers sail trom Broadway D UMATILLA ........ CITY OF PURBLA. WALLA WALLA ... . nday, July 5 TICKE® OF FICE—_4 New Montgomnery streat. GOUDALL: PERKINS & CO.. General Agents THE O.R. & N. CO, DISPATCH FAST SIEAMERS TO PORTI.ATND From Spear-stree: Whact, 110 . . FARE{2 Firstciass Includiaz £ {82, 50 2 cliss Jooren's tmoss SCHEDULE U< SAILINGS: Columbia......... ....June 7, 12,22 July 2 State of Californi Jupe 7, 17. 27. Juiy 7 Through uckets and through bazzate to all Esstern poilis Rates and foiders upon applics General Azent. tou w F.F. CONNOR 30 Marke: strest. GOODALL, PERKINS & CO. Superintendai's PACIFIC COAST STEARNHIP 0. TEAMERS LEAVE BROADWAY whart, 8a0 Francisco, as follo: Fof voria in Alaska, June 5, 10. 15, 20, 45, 30 and every fiith day thereater, at 9 A. X For Victoria and Vancouver (B. C.). Port Town: send, Seactie. Tacoma, Everetr, Anacories ani New W, atcom (Hellincham Bay, Wash.). 9 A. 3. June 5, 10,13, 20, 25. 30 and every fifth day thers after, connecting at Vancouver with the C. P. B R., ot Tacoma with N. P. R. K., at Seattle with . N.Ry., at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers. For liureks, Arcaia aud Fleids Landing (Hum- Dbold Bav), Str. Pomona 2 r. 3., June 1, 5, 9. 14, 18, 23, 26. 50, July 5. 8 1%, 17,21, 26 30, Auzusi 8 711,18.20, 24, 28, and every fourth dsy there after. For Santa Cruz, Mcnterey. San Simeon, Cayucoy, Port. Harford (san_l.uis Obispo), Gaviota, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, ~an Pedro, Kast Sat Pedro (Los Angeies) and Newpor, at 9 A. i Juve 8.7, 11, 18, 19, 23, %7, una every foura day thereatter. For San Diexo. stopping only at Port Harrord (Ssn Luis Obispo). Santa Barbara, Por: Los An- reles. Redondo (Los Anceles) and Newport, 11 A June 1, 5. 9, 18,17, 21, 25, 29, and every fourih_day thereatter. For Ensenada, San_Jose del Cabo. Mazatian. La Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer Orizaba, 10 4.3c.the 21 of each month. ‘Flie Company reserves the right to changa with. out previous notice steamers, salling dates and Bours of salling. Ticket office—Palace llotel & New Montgomery street. GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Gen'l Agents, 10 Market si., San Franciseo, TR D . STOCKTON STEAMERS Leave Pier No. 3, Washington St., L¢P M Daily: reighc received up to i 30 £, M. 8@ Accommodations Reserved by Telephona “The only line se.lins through tickets aud giving througn freight rates to all polmis ou Valley Kallroad., STEAMERS: T. C. Walker, J. D. Peters, Mary Garratt, City of Stockton. Telephone Main 805. Can Nav. aud impt U8 FOR U. 8. NAVE-TARD AND VALLEJO, EAMER “MONTICELLO,” Mon., Tues., Wed.. Thurs. and Sat. At L9t434 x. and 3:16p. % (9 P. A ars.y Fridays......coeen ‘ol B, OF wad Banday J0B0A % and 8 p g Landing and offices. Mission Doc, Pler 4 Telcpnone Greon 381, FOR SANJOSE, LOS GATOS & SANTA CRUZ JTEAMER ALVISO LEAVES PIER 1 DAILY; (Sundays excepted) .10 A M. Alviso daily (Saturday excepted) 8 7 P. M. Freight ang’® Passenger. Faro between San Fraicisco sud Alviso, 50¢c; to San Jose, 75c. Clay s, Pler L U W. Sanca Clara st Sau Josa. THE WEEKLY CALL It Publishes the Cream of the News of the Week and MANY ATTRACTIVE AND ORiGINAL FEATURES. BEST WEEKLY IT IS THE . PAPER ON THE PACIFIC COAST —— The Best / Mining Telegraphic \ / News That Service on Is Accurate The Coast / \&up to date * Not a Line of it Sensational or Faky, and Not a Line of it Dry or Uninteresting. CONPAGNIE GEYER AT TRANSATLATTIQUS French Line to Eavrs. OMPANY'S FIER(NEW).62 NORTH ‘River, foot of Morton si. 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