The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 9, 1897, Page 12

o & i THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL 1897. THE COMMERCIAL WORLD SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. Silver advanced. Wheat and Barley firm. Oats. Corn and Eve du L Hay s esdy. Feedstuffs unchanged. Beans still neglected, Potatoes In boxes firm: 1n sacks weak. Vegetables 1o heavy supply. Another advence io Butter and Eggs. rurkeys high°r. Penches and Apricots choke the market. Dried Fruf: unchanged. Provt sbout the ssme. Hides active and advancing. Meat market unchanced GOLD COIN MOVEMENT. The movement of Gold Coin at San Francisco for the first six months of the year was as follows: Paid for duties 2,775.800 Exported. ... . 16/433.100 Total witbdrawn. . ...$19,208,900 1,620,000 Cotned January 1 to Ju $7.588,800 Loss to local clrculation. ... 2,164.500 | Loss for same time in 1896 22 \ 78, foshoFolts¥ 722 £l }ZWflflPmuccafbc ! /figlana’ 7 CA oseburg e ™S, Lan = 74, J O Clear ® Partly Cloudy. ® Cloudy ® Rain® Snow] SHADED AREAS SHOW PRECIPITATION DURING PAST 12 MOURS Explanation. Thbe arrow flies with the wind. The top figures et station indicate maximum temperatura for the ose underneath it, it any, the amount of rainfall, of melted snow in inches and bundredths, | during 'the past twelve hours. Isobars, or solid lines, connect poin s of equal air pressure; iso- iherms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The | means high barometric pressure an is sccompanied by fair weather: ‘low refers to low pressure. and is usually preceded and accompunied by cloudy weather and rains. “Los svally first appear on the Waablugton coast. When the pressure is high in_the mterior | and low aloog the coast,and the Isobars eviend | north and south along the coast, rain is probable but w 1s inclosed with isobars of marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is improb- | eble. With a “high” in the vicinity of Idaho, and | the pressure falling to the California coast, warmer | wenther may be expected in summer and colder | weath winter. [Le reverse of these conditions | | will produce un opposite result. THE WEATH!R BUREAU. EPARTMENT OF AGRICUI~ BUREAU, SAN FRaNCISCO, UNITED STATES TURE, W EATHER July 8, 1897, 5 P 3 1he following ara the maximum temperatures | reported to-day by telezrapn from Weather Bu- | reau stations in Califor .ia | Eureka 62, Red Biuf 91, Fresno 92, San Luis | Obispo 84, Los Angeles 8), San Diego 66, Yuma 10 San Francisco data: Maximum tempe-ature 68, imum 52, mean 60. Weather Conditions and General Fore. mi i casts. An area of high pressure lles over the northern hal® of the Pacific siope. During the past twenty four hours there bas been a general rise fu pres- | sure west of the Kocs<y Mouatains, except ear Carson Citv and Red Bluff An areaof | w pres- Iivs over Arizons. re has risen genersily over the Iu the grea valley of Californis | has been a rise Of from 6 to 8 deg. Uver Noriher 10 14 deg Kaln has failen in Arizona and at El Psaso, Tex. Forecasts made at Si1 Franciico for (hirty hours ending midnight, Juty 9, 1897: orthern California — Fair Friday: continued warm weather: north rly winds iu the valieys, Nevada there bag been a rise of from 4 westerly winds oa the Coast. Soutliers Calffornia— rair Friday; continved warm weather; fresn westeriy winds. Nevada— Clouly Friday: coudnued warm weaLher. Ltah—Fair Frida Arizona—Ihup.ler showers early Friday morn- {ng In eastern vor:ion fair Friday. San Francisco and viciniy — Fair Friday warmer. con- tinued warm weather: wesierly winds becom- ing tresh in . he «fternoon. ALEXANDER MCADIE, Forecas: O fliclal. NiW YORK MARKETS, NEW YOREK, N. Y., July 8 —That the Senate had actually passed the amended tariff bill was | heraided on ihe Stock kxcbange at the opening to-day by general buying and a strong market. Commission-house orders were not numerous, Kowever, and the edge was soun taken off the ad- varce by a disposition on the part of traders :o realize profits. Reactions were general, with the market gridually drifting into a dull condition. Ihe tone, however, w.s steads,and the appea-- ance of trish buying orders in the afiernoon cansed a rally. A stizulaling Influence was the announcement that the directors of Northwe.tern bad dealt with the question of refunding by au- therizing a morigage for $165,000,000 to run for miney years, expiring November 1, 1987. It is figured that the suving in interest will be 869,950 PrT &Nnum, OF over 135 Der ceut on common BLOCK. Northwesiern issues were the s.rong fea.ures in refunding news. Much of the floor gossip during the dey naturally ceutered around the tariff bill. The bill wil now €0 iuto conference. It is not thought tha there Will be any material changes in it before it finaily Lecomes & law and #s .0 SUPDUILeTs €X) €t Lhe maker of prosperity. It is generally admiited that it wi | increase the deple:ed revenue. the effect of whi L hus been Lo make foreign invescors fearful of our finances and di-p> ed to withdraw from raher than euter inio investmenrs. With the tarift out of the way Congress is iikely o adfourn, leuving action upon McKinley’s propositiou for & commission to revise the coiuage, banking and ney laws until fall. ‘I he messaze to Congress | 03101 Lhe COMMISS 0N i3 HOW @XP-cted to be de ayed until the tar # bill is safely in conference. in late afiernoon trading professional operators endeavored by hammeri g the macket (o effect s reaction, but ln Luis thay were not successful to | any marked exient. Sugar was ¢ flected_adverselv by the proposition of tne Secreiary of the I reasury to place an inter- | nal revenue tax of 1 ceni a poud on ali refined sugars pioduced from raw suzars imported prior to the enuctment of the tarifl uill. 1 his Proposi- tlon is reporied 1o have diverted the demand for the product of the sugar compauy to imported re- fined sugu s The tendency of the foreign ex- change market was finner Government Lo.ds quie. aud slightly easier, Railway and miscel a- neous bords were mouerate ¥ active sud hrm. The Ban< of rngland reporied to-dav an in- crease in is total reserve of £64,000: proportion of reserve 10 liubiliLy, 49.37 per ci Ta.al bullion holdivg, £36,719,752; £25,- 9,000. ! he Bank of France reports the following | changes for the week: Goid holdings, increase | 10,425,000 francs: silver holdings, decrease #.950,000 francs: notes in circulation. increase 4,600,000 francs: total noldings—zoid 2,016, 236,500 francs siiver 1,228,302,000 francs Call mone,, 114 per ceut. Time money 18 quoted as iollows: Sixty days 2 per cent. ninety usys 214 per cent, four months 2 Y3 per cent, six month: 5 per cent, sevea mouhs 3 per ceat on good mixe Stock kxchange collateral. Domestic cxchauge | on San krancisco sight 17%c premium, telegrapn 20c premiun. ‘Wheat and Flour, WHEAT— 11:00 12:00 1:00 2:10 IniyiEiee 717 185 7T8Y 7814 Eeptem be: 2y B Tibg 7., December......TsVs 7ilg iabg TdYs 743 + =pot in fa lemand, steadier; 1. 0. b. aoat No. 1 Northero spring New York, 807@81e; No. 1 Northern spring Duiuth, §13gc: No. & bard win- ter. 763/c; No. 2 do, 786/4c. Future closivz: July, i51jge: September. 72%cs December. 74/4c. FLOUR—Winter, bbis, supertine, $2 60@3 00: No. % extra. §3 16@3 35; No. 1 exira. 33 400 B 55: cicurs. §3 40@3 55 straights, 83 90@4 10; patents, $4 25@4 5U. Firmer. “ales 9100 obls. GRAIN FREIGHTS—New York 1o laverpool by steam, 214d. Produce. COFFEE—RIo, spot dult; No. 7, T4 Futnre clong: July, 83 50@6 65: August, 8660@6 65; Seplember, $675@0 80; December, $3 90@6 95. LAKD—Prime, 84 15. Lowi PORK—Mess. $8 26@875. Lirm but dull. TALLOW—3 1-16@3%pge. BUTTER—Creamery, Western, 15c. EGGS—State, fresh gatnered, 1:@123%c. BUGAER—Raw, dull but firm; by-deg. test, 8c; | at 8c, 10ss off cases returne: 96-deg. test, 3gc: rlrnnea. all grades to No. 6 ad” vanced Jgc. otners 1-16¢. PR R UM N ork renned. 6 00; Phila: delphin and Enltimore refined. $5 95: refinea in bulk, 85 45. Duil HOPS—Crop o1 '85, 3@4c: crop '96, 6@8c; const. crop '95, 8@4c; crop ‘96, 6@10. Londos market, 50@70s. Steady. WOUL—Domestic fleece. 1¥@23c: pulled. 15@ 22¢. Nlightly higher on account of passage of the tariff bl HIDES—Buenos Ayres, dry. 20 s, 181,@19¢: Ga:veston, 20 to 25 ibs., 14c. Quiet LEATHER—Hemlock role, Buenos Ayres, light 10 heuvy weights, 12@18¢c: acld, 19@24c. Firm. Dried Fruits. RAISINS—California. 50-1b boxes, 23,c: crown, £33 {@5hgc; seeded, TL4@>Yac: seedless muscatels, 615@5%,c. Remain firm owing to small suppiles: trade inact CUKRANTS — 47@514- fn barrels: cleaned bulk, 61,@0c: cases, 635@5Yac: cartons, 6@TYac Quiet, 3.eady. FRUN ES—Callfornia, 25- boxes, 314@7¢, More active firm PrACHES—Callfornia, unpeeled. bags, 6@8c: boxes, 7@9c: veeled. 10@12c. Inactive. APRICOTS—California, rvoxes, 7@l2c: bags, 715@10c. bull CITRON—11@1314c¢ for fancy boxes. Dull. FIGS—Fancy ordiuary, 12@18c; ancy washed, Lt@24c. ~teady. g DATES—Ferstan. 60-B boxes. 2.@8%c: Fard, in boxes, 474 @5c: cases, b3, Nomiual WALNUTS~Califoruis * standacd, 6340 ebell, 8c. Firm, 2LMONDs—shelled, 1614@2% sof: Motals. PIG TRON—Southern, 39 25@10 50: Northern, $10@) 2 _Qulet. 4 IIN—stralts 813 80@1390. Dull. COPPER—Brokers, $11 1214: exchauge, $1100. Steady. 3 LEAD—Brokers, $3 35; exchange, §3 3713 Firm. Stocks and Bonds. Opentng. Closina. American Suear 12925 $127 50 American Sugar - American Tobacco... p— 74 26 ‘American Spiric Mig €022l 11 50 11 00 Atchison, 12 00 Liay State Gas. .. 118714 Canadian Pacitic. 64z Central Pacific.... Chicago Gas. 94 00 C.B.&Q 82 12 Con. Gas... 166 2 Cordage Coraage Pid - Denver & Ri - Delawars & Lackawsn — Erle R Fort Wayne. 16700 General Electric. . 331214 Eocking Valley — Jersey Central 83 50 Kansas & Texa: 30 50 Lake Shore. 171 60 Louisville & 50371 4987l Mannatian Con.... 90 75 90 1215 Missouri Pacific.... 188714 18Ty tional Lea — New Haven. p— New York & New Eogland. — New York Central.......... — 100 8714 orth Pacific.. L — 13 6214 Nortn Pacltic, Pid.... 110 4100 0 1o Northwestern ...\, 117 86 117 50 North Amerl: — Oregon Navigation. - — 20 00 Oregon Navigation, Pid... — 5300 Pacific Mall. ...l 00 —— Pullman . 5 L — Quicksilver (Con kxchoge). —— Rock Islaud... 74 50 Reading. ... 218714 €outhern Pacific...... —— St Paul.. 83 50 St. Louls'& 8, Texas Pacific. . 10 6214 Tennesses Coal 22 6244 Uulon Pacific. U. = Lesther. | U. S Leather. Pfd. 5150 Western Union... 8300 350 Wabash, Prd.... 000 —_ Barsiver " BTN Sterjing on London, Sterling on London, s U. 8 2s, registered CHICAGO MARKETS, CHICAGO. Irr. July 8.—Provisions opened higher, reactcd and declined on heavy realiz nz. Trading was fairly active and the deciine slight. The 8.0t market was only moderately active. The caitie market was a trifle more active and seling somewhat Detter than yest rday. Good heavy steers sold strong. Kxporiers bought lib- erally. There were ouly two loads of Texas, but the big run of Texans yesterday rath r weakened prices on all kiuds of stock. Veal calves are 25@ @50c lower than las: wrek. ‘The hog business was active with a partial re- gain of yesterday’s prices, being pearly 5c higher | than \ esterday’s close, with thelgeneral market closing steady. Fewer hoks wers catried over thsn for any day this week. Common rough sorts were siow sellers. The sheep trade ruled active all along the line, | an1 there we e more spring lambs and yearlings, | aso clipped Iambs, tban avy duy ior a month. Ai- most everyining worth buylng soid early. Prices were about 10c lower. Grain, WHEAT— 9:30 30:30 11:00 11:80 | Juis.. — 71 — 713 September..... 6634 €7 Ya 665 Decembver......653g 6534 6874 6Ny 1 1:00 1:le July s e 1 71 September..... 6osg 669, 66Y December. 685 68Yz 65Yy Produce. BUTTER—Market steady, but only fair business. Creameries—Extras. 141gc; firsts, 1815@l4c; seconds, 12@: 3¢ Dalries—kxtras, 12¢c: tirss, 10 @11c; seconds, 9¢; packing siock, fresh, Sc. Eti38—5teady, but not active, Firsts sold chiefly Livestock. 70GS—Light, 83 40@3 5714: mixed. 83 3714@ 355; heavy. $3 16@3 521.; rouch, $3 15@3 . 0. Sales 26,000. Receipts 21,000. Estimated to-mor- rox 20,000, Price 5¢ higher. CATTLE—Beeves, $3 80@5 10: cows and het!- ers. $1 B0@4 35; Texas steers, 32 80@4 10: stock- ers and feeders. $3 30@4 25. Keceipts 5000, Este mated to-morrow 3000. Steady. SHELEP—Receipts 18,000. Keceipts at Omaha. SOUTH OMAHA, Nepn, July 8. —CATTLE— Receipts, 2500 head; market strong. HOG-—Recelpts, 5400 bead; marxet strong to bc high SHIL. '—Recelpts, 500 head; market weak. Receipts at Kansas City. KANSAS CITY, Mo. July 8.—~CATTLE—Re- ceipts. 4000 head; market steady. HOGS—Recelvts, 7000 head: market strongto 5¢ higher. ShkEP—Receipts 2000 head; market steady, FOREIUN MARKETS, London. LONDON. E: July 8. — Consols. 11234 silver, 27 11-16d; French rentes, 104¢ 17340 Liverpool. WHEAT-Firm: No. 1 standard California wheat, s0s: cargoes off coast, firmer; cargoes on passage, s-llers aking an advauce; English coun- try markets firmer: French country markets, steady: Liverpool wheat. No, 1 Callfornia, 6s 8d; i wheat in Parls, quiet; tiour in Paris, steady. LOTTON~Upiands, 4 7-824. EXCHANGE AND BULLION, Sterling Exchange, 60 days. — mi87 Sterhng Exchange, sight . - 4 88 Steclis g cables.... - 4Ry New York kxchiange, sight. e 171, { New Y ork Exchange, telegraphic.. - 20 Fine bilver, per ou..ce. St 6015 Mexfcan Dollars........ D49 4975 o S D aid YESTERDAY’S WHEAT MARKET, SAN FRrANC1SCo, July 8, 1897. The following resume of the wheat macket is surnished by k. A. Bresse, Produce Exchange grainbroker, 412 Pine street: Chicago, The bu'l fever seems to have again entered wheat - speculation. Liverpool responded this morning to yesterday’s sdvance on tuls side in fuil keeping with tne situation. Opening cables quoted futures 1s 2d higher. Private advices re- | ceived soon after the opening added another ad- vance of 1d. This gave the “longs” encourage- ment, and wheat prieces were advanced 1 cent from the low point T ached just afcer the market openid. The early decline was caused by selling 1onz wheat heid by those who were satistied with their profits. The trading thronghout was of a zood character, mauy large operators having returned from their vacations. and they are becoming prominent bulls. The situation abroad Is the chief Lopic of argu- meut In ndvancing wheat prices. i hat firelgners bave been good buyersof Sepiember wheal for Lhe Past Len pays caunot be denied. The Govervment report due on the 10th of July will deal extensively with spring wheat condi- tions and the total crop in xeneral. At present the traie figures on a yieid of 600,000,000 bushels. 11 the report should make any reduction from these figures, no doubt many who ate opposeri to bigher prices would abaudon the r cause and join {he ranks of those who are endeavoriug to make foreleners pay tor America’s wheat what It is c.aimed to be worth. The strength in corn1s alding wheat prices ma- terially. Fieich wheat markets were fractionally lower on fmproved weather conditions, New Yok sold a larce quantity of September #0d Dicember wheat at the advauce. This wheat will be bought back on any br-ak. The locai sentiment is decidedly bullish. St. Lonis was & fair seller near the close. WHEAT MOVEMENTS. Recelpts. Shipments. Busbelr, it 123,900 ot o800 81,711, 146850 Chicago. .. 20.820 ‘oledo 2,200 .St Lot 1,000 Detroit Kansas City. TIDEWATER. .Boston........ New York.. Philadeiphia - Baitmore ‘New Orleans. 148,511 LIVERPOOL WHEAT FUTURFS. July. -ent. Dec. 2 Red winter wheat—Open 5 10135 714 58 2 Red wiuter wheat—Close 511 5815 59 PARIS FUTUBKS. July. Aueust. Flour—Opening. 4820 48 60 Flour—Ciosing. 48 10 IAX! B0 Wheai—Opening. 28 50 W heat—C.osing. 23 6) Corn opened strong. September ranged from ¢ 1o 2835c at the opening, Heavy r sales caused = break to 275sc. Buying agaiu sel in. resulted In advancing Lne price (0 28c. The selling pressure became heuvy during the lust hour of the session. sending September 10 273jc. Improved weatner couditiois fuvored the ears. Oats ware fairly active: prices fluctuated wi hin a narrow range. Tradiig.argely profes- clonal. 9:15 A M. SKSSION. Stronger Eastern and forelgn marke:s gave the local wheat market a strong fecling. December advanced to $124 and decilned 0 $1 2355 on reslizing sales. 10:15 A. M. BESSION. Less encouraging Eustern markets made the local whest crowd inclined to bearishiness at the ovening. December siarted at %1 2315, declined 1o §1 2414 avd clos d at $1 2334 on good buying by s jrominent broker. who Wus Crevited with buying short wheat in for another broker. 11:10 A. M. SKSSJON. The dec'ine in Ch cago wheat near the close was reflected in the local market. December opened at $1 2314 ana cl sed ut 81 233/, seliers. December barley, 7312@7384c; May wheat, 81 26, 2 P. M. SESSION. Trading at the afiernoon call was largely glven over 10 bariey, which was in gocd demaud at 7434c for Decemrter, ugninst 7314c earlv in the day. December wheat soid al $1 2335 May, $1 2614 - PRODUCE MARKET. WHEAT AND OTHER GKAINS, W HEAT—Prices were firmer in sympathy with Chicago snd the spot market was also firm but unchanged. Local quo ations are as follows: 81 2134@) 2235 B ctl for No. 1, §1 2334@1 26 for choice aud §1 25@1 3214 for extra choice tor mill- ing. » CALL BOARD SALFES. INFORMAL SESSION—9:15 o'clock—December— 2000 cus, $1 24; 18,000, $1 287%: 0,000, $1 23%; BOLU. $1 2 55, SECONT SESSION—December—8000 ctls, 81 2314; 30,000, $1 2314: 18,000, 81 255, H00V, 1 2334 : 20.000, $1 2354, REGULAR MORNING SKSSION—December—4000 cus, $1 2314 6000, 51 23%5 May—2000, $1 26%: 2000, 81 6 AFTERNOON SysSION — May — 1¥,000 ctls, $1 2614: 28,000, §1 2634, BAKLEY—Ferd is firmiy held, but no sales over the quotations are reported. Feed, 683,@73% new Lrewing, kb@9uc; old Brewing, nominal. CALL BOARD SALES. INFORMAL SESSION—9:15 0'clock—No sales. SKCOND SESS10N—December—t000 cus, 7335¢; 2000, T365c; 2000, 78%c. HKEGULAR MORNING ~kss1oN—December—2000 ctls, T3%c AFTEENOON SESSION — December — 2000 ctls, 73%c: 2000, Tac: 4000, Tdlhe; 14,000, 745sc: BLOU, 743ac: 4000, T4340. OATS—Conunue weak and dull. 31 2215@1 273 Fancy Feed, : good to choice, $1 07%@1 171, common, 95c@$1 05: Surpr se. 81 35@1 40: Mi ing, $115@l 20 @ ctl. Clivped Vats seli at $1@2 % ton over the raw product. CORN—Receipts and offerinzs are liberal and the market continves du:l. Large Yellow. 95c@$l; : mall Round do, $10733@1 1235: White, 85@ $0c @ ctl. KYE—Ofterins_continue neglec ed Old, $1@ 105: new, SU@8234c @ ctl. BUCKWHIA'I—Is nominal at 95¢c@81 15 B cul for new and $1 35 for old ¥LOUR AND MILLSTUFFS, The Chiua steamer 100k out 10,150 bbls Fiour. FLOUR—Net cash prices are: Family extras, $4 55@4 65: Bakers' extras, $4 30@4 45 B obl. COKNMEAL, ETC. — Feed Corn, $22@23: Cracked Corn. $23 50 B ton. MILLSIUFFS—Prices in sacks are ss follows. usus discount tothe trade: Graham Flour, $2 50 B 100 tbs; Kye Flour, $2 25 & 100: Kice Fiour. 85 75: Cornmenl, $2@: 25; extra cream do. §2 75; Ostmeal. §3 50; Oat Groats, $4; Hominy, $3 10@ 3 30: Buckwheat Flour, 35 25@3 bU; Cracked Wheat, $35: Fariua, $4. Whole Wheat Fiour, ~275: Kolled Uats(bbls) 84 95@5 16: Pearl Barley. = 75@4;: Spilt Peas, 3 60; Green do, $4 25 w100 s HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS, The market is taking care of receipts of Hay in fair shape anl prices are steady. Feedtuffs are unchanged. BKAN—$18 50@14 for the best and $12 50@13 ton for outside orands. MIDDLING—817 50@18 50 for lower grades and $19@20 3 ton for the best. $16 50@17: FEEDSTUFES — Rolled Barley. Qlicake Meal at the mill. 826 50 ton; jobbing, 27 50. HAY—Wheal, $8@11 3 ton: Wheat and Oat, $7 @10; Oat, $:@8: rarley, $6 50@8; River Bar- ley. $5@6 ¥ ion: compressed, $*@10; Alfalfa, st cuttng, $5@5 50; second, $6@6 50; stock, $5@6; Clover, 36@8 B ion. STKAW—25@50¢ bale. BEANS AND SEEDS, The market is as dull as it has been for some time ana quotations for all sorts are largely nomi- oted at $1 1 70; Small nal. BEANS—Bavos gll Whites, 95¢@$1 05; Large Whites, B0@$734c B cil: Pinks, 9bc@$l 06; Reds. $1@) 10: Black- eye, §1 40@1 6U; ked K dney, nominal: Lim s, £1 50@ 60: Butters. nominal: Pen, 85: @$1 15. srEDS—Brown Mustard. $2 50@3 75; Yellow Mustard, §1 75 @ ctl: Flax, $1 60@1 70; Canary Seed, 13,@214c $ Ib: Alfalta, 614c; Rape, 2150 234c: Hemp, sc; Timothy, 41gc. DRIED PEAS—Niles, nomiual; Green, 31 30@ 1607 cl POTATOES, ONIONS, VEGETABLES. Potatoes in sacks are lower, but boxes keep up. Onions are ahout the same. The market 1s crowd- ed with Vegetables, which are lower. POTATOES—New Eary Rose in boxes. 50@ 80c: in sacks, 31 @50¢c; new Burbanks, 60@80c ® cil in boxes and 3U@50c in sacks; Sweel Potatoss, 2@2Yec P Ib. ONTON-—New Reds, 60@76c P sack: Silver- skins, 75@9vc P ctl VEGETABLES—Bay “quash. 15@25¢ ¥ box; sy Cucumbers, 15@25¢ ¥ box; Asparagus, $1@s3: Green Peppers, 40c@$1 or Chile and 75c@81 1or Bell: Green 'eas, 152@2%4c B Ib; String Beans, 1@2%c?® Ih: Green Gnrs, /5c% box: Egg Plaut, Toc@s!; Cabbuge, 60@T5C B ctl: Carrots, 25@30¢ wauck: Garlic, 14@:34¢ B 1b: Tomatoes, 25@45¢ ¥ box for Vacavilie und $1@1 25 for River; Green Corn, 50c@§] # sack, and 5Uc@$1 50 B crate for Alameda. BUTTER, CHEESE AND KEGGS. Putter and Eggs bave again gone up and are vers firm with a good aemand. LUTTER— CrEaMERY—Fancy creamerles, 18@20c; sec- ouds, 1.345@1814¢ B Ib. DATRY—1 hoice L0 1ancy, 14@17%c B 1b; lower grades, 12@14c PICKLED—16@17¢ B B FIRKIN—15@16° B . L ASTERN—12@123/4c for ladle-packed. CHEESF—Choice ‘mlid new, T15@Sc; common to good. 6@7c B 1 Cream Cheddar. 10@ilc; Young America, §@9c: Western, 1lc: Eastern, 13@lbe B . EGGS—Ranch Eggs, 15@19¢ B 1b: store Eggs, 1114@14c B dozen; Easiern, 1214@18c; Duck Eggs, 13c # doz. FOULTRY AND GAME. POULTRY—Prices are about the same, except “Turkeys, which are higher. Live Turkeys, 13@16¢ for Gobblers and 13@15c Hens; Geese “® puir. $1@1 60 Ducks, $3@3 25 for old and BE@4 ® dozen for young: Hens, $4@5; Roosters, young. $6@7 b0: do, o'd, $4; Fry- ers, 3:@1 50 3 dozen: Broilers, $3@3'50 for large and $1 50@2 50 for emall; Pigeons, #1 25 B dozen 1or younz and for old. GANME—Hare, nominal Rabbits, nominal. DECIDUOUS AND CITEUS FRUITS. The market s chokel with Peaches and Apri- cots. Figs, Pears and Apples coutinue in large supp: Grapes make very little show thus far. DEUII;’!L'DUS FRUITS— Strawberries, $2@2 50 B ch @4 for small. BN et e Black berries. $1 50@2 60 chest. Kaspberrics, 82 5(@5 B chest. Huckieberrivs. 10c § 1b. gn";fl(l»;fil@" B chest. eaches, 15@:dc § box and 2 i | 10G:De § box and 20820¢ B basket. oyal ' A pricots, 16@50c B box and 1 basket and umszatg: P ) reen Pears, 25@d0c ¥ -mall and 50@76c large box and 16G30c % basket; Bartieria, 780 0ld A pples, $1@1 60; N o pp @ ew Apples, 20@40c B f]'.hl-l:fi]“.' 354 - 0c B tox. lack Cherries, 20@35¢ B box: Roys @35¢ B box. » T mgfl’,:nn- Iayers, 15@25¢ box; double layers, Loraves, ?o‘%'ll'u for Seedless Sultanas from Yu- 2. and 8U@D0C 1or } ontainebleau i B il SU@LUC Lor 1 ontatnebleau irom Vacaville Can:rloupes, $ @ 50 @ dczen, Nutmes Meitns, $1 50 P box. CI'TRUS FRUIT=—Navel Oranges, for cho ce 10 fancy and $1@1 50 B Svedia. 81 FogT 18 B weets, 1. Michael 82 Lemons, 75¢@s. 25 for common iy $1 P bx for good 1o choice; Mexican Limes, $5@6 California Limes, 75c $ uot; Bananas, $1 2! @2 50 P bunch: Pineapp.es, $1 50@3 P doz. . DRIED FRUITS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETC. DRIED FRUITS—Quotations are as follows: $17:@2 25 box for com- box: Mediterrans Peaches, 5@6c B Ib: fancy, 614c: peeled, 8@11e: Apricots, new, s:ot, 5%@6c » Ib. caricad lots: evaporited Apples, ' 5@6c; sun-dried, 23,@31ac: Prunes, 2la@3c for the 4 sizes: whi e Figs. 2@c: Plums, 4@4Yc for pitted and 1@1%4c for unpitted ~ectarines, ‘314@4loc B b 1or | rime to 1ancy: Pears. u@dc for quarters und 2@5¢ for halve.. RAISINS— Four-crow 1. loose, 4@5c; 8-crown, 315@ic: 2- Crow n. 23, @8Lgc B 1b;seediess Sulianas, 5@51ec: seediess Muscatels 4@4lsci 5-crown Lonaon iay- ers, $1@1 1 sters, $1 15@1 25: Dehesa clus- ters, $1 75@2: Imveriul ciusters, $2@2 5. NUTS—Walnats, 6Y@7c B B for s andaard anJ 9@9%5c P 1 for softshell: Almonds. 5@7c for Lan- guedoc. 214@3Y4c for hardsh)l and 8@9c B Ib for pajershell: Peaiuts 4@5c B Ib for Ens ern and dc for California; Hickory Nuts. 5a6c $ Ib; Prcans, 8@10c # Ib: Fi bert-, 9@9%ec; Brazu Nuts, 8@9c; Locounuts, $5@b 50 B 100 HO . EY—2ew Cowb. iGc jor bright and 7@9c Or 10wer rrades; new water-white extract-d, 414@434c: lign: amber extracted, 334@dc ® b. BEEEWAX—22@25¢ B 1. PROVISIONS, CURED MEATS—Bacon, 82 @ B for heavy, 8l4c¢ for light medium, 9c for lighi, 10@10v5c for extralight and 114 @12c for sugar-cured. East- ern sugar-cured Hams, 12@12%zc B Ib; Califors Hams. 10@11c # I Mess Beef, $5@8 50 # bbl exira mess do, $8 50@9; tamily do, $9 50@10; sult Pork, § 50@s B bvl: extra prime Pora. $10 | @10 BU: extra ciear, $13 50@ 14; mess. $12 50@13 : Smoked Beef, 915¢ 8 Ib. 1+ ARD—Eastern tierces s quoted at 435@5¢ for compound and L34@8e for pure: pai.s, 6Y@834 Culifornin tierces, 414@dlge for compound and Slec for pure: half-bble, b3zc; 1¢-1b tins, B4c; do 5-1b. 6lac B COTLOLENE — Tieres, 534c. Packares less than 300 Bbs—1-1b pails, 60 (n/‘n case. B7gc; 3-1b palls, 20 in a case, 83gc; 5-1b pails, 12 in a case, 84c: 10- puils, 8 10 'a case. SYgc: 50-1b tins, 1 of é%" & okey, ,L ¢ ml'ooden” uckhe;‘si :g‘ mubnet. : 'y tul 3 nel tH -bbls, about 110 s, T¥ae B b b HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. Hides ar- active and firm at edvancing prices, which will be announced in a day or so. HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell 1o under sound stock. Heavy salted_stoers, B@S1gc # Ib: medium, 7c; light, 61,@7c B_1b: Cowuides, 61a@Te: ~tags, bc; saited nip, 6@7c: salied calf, @8 B eal, 6@7c; dry Hides, 1ic culisand brand -, luc; dry Kip and Veal, 9@ ery Caif, 16¢; culls, 10c; Goa's<ins, 20@36cvac Kids, bc; beerskins, good summer, 26c B Ib: medium, 20c; winter, 20¢; Sheepskins, saeariings, 10@20c each: short 'wool, 25@4 each; medium, 40@50c exch: long wools, b0@5c each. 1 ALLOW—2o. 1, rendereq, 23,@3c B B No. 2, 214@.Yge: retined, 434c; Grease, 2¢ B b WOOLC—Sprng chp is quoted: Mountain, 11@ 13c; Koothil, 9@ile: Swn Jouquin, year's clip, b@9c; do, seven months, 7@9: P Ib; Nevadas, 10 Zc; Eastern Oregon, 8@z HOPS—B@Kc for fair 0 chofce and 9@10c B b for jancy. Lontracts are belng drawn ai B@luc for new Oregons and 734@9c for new Wusnlugions and 813@10c for Cali.Gtutus. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. EAGS~Caicutta Grain Bags, 4%c; San Quentin, 85 40; Wool Bags, 24@27c. COAL—Wellingion, $8: New Wellington, $8; Soutnfield Wellington, $7 50: Seattle. $5 b Bryant, 85 50: Coos Bay, §4 75; Wallsend, $7 50 ¥ ion: Cumberland, #1350 B ton in bulk and $15 50 1n sacks: Pennsylvania, Anthracite Egg, $15 B ton: Welsh Anthraclte, $8@10: Cannel, $9 | ¥ on: Rock Springs, Castle Gate aud Pleasant Valiley, $7 60; Coke, $11@1: in buk aud $13 # ton in Shs. UGAR—The Western Suzar Refinery Company | quotes, terms met cash: Cube and Crush d aud Fine Crushed, 614c: Powdered, 53c: Dry Granu- lated, 515: B'Ib: Confectloners’ A, o/gc: Maguolia A, 434ci KX ra C, 4bkc: Golden C,'4Ygc: Candy Granuiated, 5ljc; Laif-barrels 4c more than barrels, and boxes gc more. SAN l"KA\llStO__ Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh- terers are as foliows: BEEF—First qua ity, 5%c 3 b: second do, bc; third do, 4@4l4¢ B 1. VEAL—varge, 515@6gc: small, 7@8c B b MEAT MAREKET. ému TON—Wethers, Siz@dc; Ewes, b@bYc P b | L.aMB—Spring. 614@7%c B . POKRK—Live Hogs, 515@3%c for large and 37 | 4c tor small ana medium; soft Hogs, 3‘/:@| 1ac B b; dressea do, 5@b1c. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. FOR 24 HOURS. Flour, ar sks. 7.216] Bu.tuc. cs. .. 265 W hear, ctls 1,310 Cheess, can .1, 186 | 1 eriey, ctls.. ., 2,925 Kggy, cos, 13,200 | Oats, ctl. 70| Hidex no.. 150 Lorn, cils.....olL 1,940 Pelzs. bals. 0D 3,230 Fotatoes, s 1,u80 Wina, gals. ... 36,500 Onlons. 148| Wool. mis... 772 138 Hay. wns. 5.9|Leatner. rolls.cce 212 | Straw, tons. 5| Tallow, ctis.. 40 Erao. sks 712| Lime, bbls. 81 Middungs, scs. 300 HOTEL ARRIVALS, PALACE HOTEL A P Nichols, Missouri K K Douglas, Missourl Dr Nobie, do Mrs Noble do E Hubbard, do Mrs Hubbard, Indiana Rev b J dams, Indiana W E Bragg, do M s Bragg, do G Ward & w, do CMetauli@w, do J W Spiney, do C T Mcbaniel, do B Deruol, do L H Schock, do Lora Sp2liman, do Cora Luad, ' " do Alice Buster, do Mrs W A Millegy do Dr Whent, do Dr Prafler, do CE Browh, do G Smith, do Miss Mctonnell, do Miss Lizzie Goy do Miss Mary Goff, do Bernice Kos-, do Tabby Ross, do Kl a Ecton, do Alwe ¥cton, do Dolly Douglass, do ¥ Ia Dougiass, do F¥red Morton, do > W .« handler, ao ¥ G Van Ordell, do A E Joues, ¢o tella Van Ordél, do Flora West, do Miss Cunniugham, 00 Mrs M Van Ordell, dc Miss W Flanagan, do Miss Grace Lewis, do Miss Spangler, do C E Clark, do W o Clark do RJ Lamo, do Kev E C Davis, do Harrlett E Moore, do K.ic Johnson, do Cora Six, do Anna Nichols, do Helen Bridges, do Liilian Dieter. @0 Abbie Ulark, do Mrs M E Coc rell, do Mrs Costeil, do Minpie Carmichae', do Isabel Dobvns, do ¥.orence Lov do Hilda Hornshke, o Louise Wey, do Luura Wey, do Mr= D Shaw, Indlana Mrs Pearson, Pittsburg Rev ~miihers, Los Ang Mrs Smithers, 1.os Ang Foster, 1 Crosse Mrs L 1o te- La Crosse J 1) therwo d, Spoaane ¥ Patter<on, Chicago T Pattersou, Chi A Thompson & w, N Y S Mead, N Y Cly E Bowman. w &d, N Y P M Biet', N Y H Milbourne, N Y ¥ smith & w, 11l M Pickenpac J Glllespie, N ¥ H Cookson, England A Head, Engiand G Sanders, St Louls H Van Horne, N Y M Hud.on, N ¥ R Brokaw, Sprinefield J B Alexander, Loy Ang Mrs Taylor, Los Ang Mrs ¢ ough, ios Ang Mrs Titcomb. Cleveland J Fo Boston ~aich, Chica.o Mrs M Baker, Tacoms Mrs Sherwood, Sprkane Miss Patterson, Chicago Miss Thompson, N Y 3.iss Mead, 3 Mrs Myers, N Y J B Davis, N Y R Wick, Jersey City J Dameral, Brookiyn J Lambeil, India sermany B Biistowe, England 1 Cook son, England Rey C Browne, England G C stewart, 11l Mrs G Kockweill, N Y M Cononer, N Y J Ty e, C éveland, M L Wileutt & w W J Bryan AR Wolls W P Landers J L Hill N Hoyuton B Goose J M Lowden C A Dickinson J & Brittan Rev Perry A 1 Blake 1sabella Tenney Miss Hintze Miss Paull A Wal ers ¥ B Toompson Kenneth Lord, New York O D Fh llips, icago J Gavnt, do J E Ames &w, Chicago RCCampoell. do T F Burgiorff, Us N Mrs Dinny & ty. do K H Kice & ., Bosion Dr W E Kounds, do W Patlerson & w, Mass D M Thompson, do Rev R Joh: son &w,Mass B Lathrop, do W Stone, Bos.on M Fuirchild, do D Shaw, Anaover H D Curtis, do Miss C ¥ Hills_ Andover F O Bishop, do Miss Chessley, L.nn I F Aldrich, do Miss Fiagz, Boston 5 do W Wightson, Besion do N Bowden, San Jose J Cauch, Mont Mrs Peyion, Santa Cruz J B Win h p, Monm(h R D Davis, Sac J Golghun. Sal. Luke A Curr e Rochester Mrs sloddart, Rochester A C Mussev & d, Rochstr Miss Cole Kalamazoo Mary bewing, Kalmazoo Belie Krowning, Kimzoo Ada Gw na, 11t Mrs ¢ ladwin. Lowell Mis > m Iz Moana W W Fooie, Oukinnd G W baker, Onklaud J CR Lwing, luvia H Griswold’ sait iake C Bartholomew, Buffalo H Barihoiomew, Buffalo H G Peirson, N Y Mrs o J Fox, Phila Bessie Clark, Phila Mrs Maurice, I'bi G 3 Eodine & s, Phila J F Cowsn, Pittsburg W H_Vogler, Indnapolis M M Binford, Ind E H Keily, Pa Sara Huston, Pa Eliza Huston, Pa Mrs Croll. Pa IR Fiz e, NI A bwrymple NJ W H ‘Laylor, ‘Charleston Miss Munror,Charleston Miss E Tuylor.¢ harleston Mrs ~chiosser, raston Diiss A Conkiin, rasion J W Chapmay, Phila T C Ct man. Newark M M Shand, Wash, DC H W Waiowright & w J L Atkinson, Portland B I Payar, 5. Louis ¥ W Kuapp, Donver EJ Gampert, N Y Mrs O S A ~prague A A Mur, hv, N J H > Hanz, Peoria WS Cobleigh, Canto E L Martin, becatur 3 W Muir. Bloomington E K Murley, | drna Yev W K Davis, Lubanon 0J Martine, N J E W thempson, » J 6 H Corfleld & w R Grabam. Sacto ¥ G Mon:fcrd, Santa Crz C Meyer, Lubec< M i, Miler, r.vansville W F Bermon, Chicago J W Kenyon, Butte Miss £ J McsSweeney W Keliy, ~acto A ¥ Plerson G G Dyer, Salt Lake S i ose. West Va J M Boland, St Louis Miss Hanna Wiignt U Mclienry. w& 3¢ J Barron, Frosno Alice C Howland, Mass Mrs Kirkwood, Colo A Neumauu, Alton H Dress er, Alton J Har:mann, Alton J snyder, Aiton G Merlie?, la E S Ray, Mo H Rockes, Mo A Kahle, Mo J A Stanton, Mo C A Fonse, Mo® G Harkness, Mo C B Kessiuger & w, Mo SD Arnold & w. Mo - Bess.e Arnoid, Mo 2 H W.tie,w& 4durs, Mo J J Austedi & w, Mo F J Halbrugeer & w, Mo C Moder& w. Mo Miss M der, Mo W T Koken & w, Mo ¢ Jspencer &w, Mo § P Merrium & w, Mo C Adbright & w,’ Mo Miss Stanley, Mo Hautle Rice, Mo Earuh Youne, Mo Dora Riemschmidt, Mo E Johnson, Kirkwood T D Kimbal, Kirkwood Emma Vaughan, Krkwd ¥ T sutberiaud, Mont Miss Pevton, Sunta Cruz J G Wiison, Butte Mrs F Festes. Kirkwood Miss Krickenbaum, Mo Mary Krickeabaum, Mo Josepnine Baum, Jorephene Ryan, Mo Mursaret Johnson, Mo Biauche Hammond, Mo Lizzic Hammond, Mo Belle Duniap, Mo ‘Anua Merriman, ‘Mo Agues Merriman, Mo Alma Marquadt, Mo Luuise barbee, Mo Mrs Quinlan, Mo Dorothy Quinian, Mo Miss Herron, Mo Bertha Lohse. Mo Miss M Carrier, Mo Mrs Guthrie, M'nu Miss M Glenn, Mo Emma Decker, Mo Mirs salisbury, Mo Miss H v Woodruff, Mo Miss Mc=luinney, Mo Julia Eyroe, S 1.0uis W P Kubertson, Mo € M Scarbo:ough, 11l Dr G Loelke.. dio M Hixon, Mo Wm Kroken, Mo Hu.o Koebl¢, Mo Miss & i.0ecker,StLouis Miss Stoltz, M Frances We-thus, Mo Millle Kroker, Mo Hoffman, Mo Kate Croiz, Mo Myra Withers, Mo Julia ~eymoar, Mo Abble Isiacl, Mo Pattie Flemiiing, Mo Mrs J C Noel, Ky M P Reeve, Ky T J Wrignt, Ky P M Black, Kv M D Bryson, Ky DS rong. Ny W S sutt, Deuver J k. Damerel, Denver Mrs J W 1hompson, Pa F H Putnam, Peoria P J Maguire & wi, Peoria E Hawkins, Hannibal &\ Meakins, Hamii- ton Mrs W E Flossom, Mass Llanche Lee, Muss May Juques, Mass Emma blick. Mass Margaret Kobinsvn, Ms eille Rembor, Mass Margaret Baker. Mass Anua Baker, Mass Minn.e Cameron, Mass Marzaret O'Leary, Mass Mrs & Pond, Mass Margaret Luthy, Mass Anna Rankin, Mass Juste Hansperger, Mass Kittie Duvie, siass May Davisson. Mass Ella'Blish, Mass May Buckie, Mass Mirs C Davis, Mass J N McNelll: Mass GRAND A J Henrlques,Honoluiu F Freeman, Portl..nd P hors dson & w, Arlz L A Mckhae, Ariz M Radc iff, Sacto J P Keefe, Cal Dr A Makenson, R Vista; H Van Nausten & w, Ll J°C Brackin, 1a J H Wite. Pa C Ohm, New Jersey J CKenvon, N J Miss H Harris, N J Miss J Hogers, N J C L DAVIS & W. L0.0 C Bleakley & w, N J E J Gumpert N Y F Page. Eureka Mrs Miller, Pe ria € A Hawkinsdw,Dallas MrsTe 3 rmstron’s, bllas Miss A Harlan, Austin ¥ H Dennis&w, Kochs: er W Ammo d, w & fm, Ll Lr Ho. terness & ~ Kiibs, Port 83 artoman,Sposane, W J Young. Cal M E Davidsn, N Y AW haw, N Y Mrs A Frazer, (al G M iove oc . Chi. ago A B McKal. 1cseville A J bisher & w, Orange Miss i T Inzham, ruge MissA Haomon.~t Luis M G Fraucis, Ferndale D Mcnon. Cincinnati J W Eiliott, Stockton W Tasker, Obio J G ~tewart, Unio Miss G Norton, Seattle W Bailey, Vancouver Muss M Muson, Uklan T Mascoo, Japan J F Milligan, N Y Miss A Coge. Mo D L Lonk. Jac<son M Thukman, Jackson H Dalseil & W, Tex J B Clayion, Tex J M1 Bowman, lex G Giiless & w, Carada E u hodge, San Diego G H Beuau, St iouis ¥ Bell, Reno J A Wood, Denver Miss L Woolr, Mo S Li hteg. Mo Mirs Cushing. Me ¥ C Fiureer, Conn Miss € A hal, Conn Miis D Seerus, Il E F Brumara, Cal J 1 Smith & w, Scotis S W Blythe, Downey Miss B Harkmather,Los Gatos J Mckerson, Cambria Miss C Allaire, [l O E Mur) by, Pa M L Miles, .nd R M Green, « roville M Philip & w, Tl ¥ B Guidon, 'un Jose A B Price, 10ron:o Mrs \W Byers, Cuuada M .. Keiler, Denner Steinbeck, Hol ister Miss L lary, Mo A C Kosendal, . a Grove J Keck, ~t hielena C L 1 feifter, Ontario Miss B «. Brow., Cal N A Bennelt, Stockton €0 Williams. Coun W M Houser. Viua H C Chase, =t Louis. Miss I Graham, Mo Miss Barnes, Mo Mr W Orth, Ciociunatt Miss K Orlemann, (n Miss J sniier, Mo Miss Hemmil gway, 3 E Plek tt & w, £k Gr F E Partland, Chicago Mrs T Cone, Nashviie ¥ Sholz t Louis T G F.ch & w, Kans © O E.vans, Kirkwood G W Suueriand, Mo F Pl ster, Mo R Koecht, Mo 3 roest Kioaen, Mo H Stolfrayer, Mo Miss Kickwr, MO Miss R och M0 Miss Herbert, Mo ie Wunsch, Mo 'min, Mo Swekbolm, Mo a Doerner, Mo Kate Wiingler. Mo +lia Walsh, Mo Lizzie D Black. Mo Steila Miggiuboiham, Mo Mrs A L Clapp, Ky W Pounds one. Ky € J Robbins, Ky T E Veiteh, Ky H Keshem, 1y Mrs E E Gisdwin, Mess ¥ H Biack. Denver Muy Damerel, Denver Miss T hompson. Pa ¥ € Bourschmidt, Peorla C W Murphy & w. Peoria R E Jackson, Atk 8 Forter & wi, Mass S Fal.ows, Mass Mrs C M Lee, Mass Mis S N Cox, Mass Lillian Iiarris, Mass Madaline Lasser, Mass Veda Robinson, Mass Grace Shoup, Mass Vlive Baker, Mass Agnes Muiler, Mass Chrlstive Cameron, Mas Annle Langenberg, Mass Mrs Duv.dsou, Muss Almu Moli, Mass Kate Hansperger. Mass kila Meyer. Maxs Angusta Durant, Mass May Wells, Mass Lillle McCuliough, Mass W H McClain. w, 2 ch, Ms JEM Crystle, Mass N Disbrow, Mass HOTEL G Wallace, Portland R Jones, Pa ¥ McTonigh, Ariz Miss Killen, Mo ins C Kill 'n, Mo sovey, Palo Alto C Ruble, Rio Vista F L W Blake & w, Windsor H C Bunts. Pa M MiLer & Pa F L M ller, P R R Harils, N J Miss M Proil, Pa Miss K Caldwell, Mo © Nordyke, Indiana G H Peine, Camden V H Auderson, ~acto D Green & w, Uregon Miss Mil.er, Peoria T E Armstrong, | allas Mrs SM wr an, Austin Miss L M Harlan, Aus in | MrsT Sertenb ick,Spkane L CHayes & w, Iil S A Humelach,~alt Lake Mrs C L Matthews,Spxne Mi-s lera, Spokane W J Loring, Cal E M Cami tell, N Y 2 L Conrad, sted rluft C B Svaver, Fresno W A Bonestell, Ventura E E Rose, C /. Phila Miss F Mowsmith,Orange MissM ked nour, ~tLouis D Tay or & w, Phila Mrs G M Brice, Ferndale | JJ Westeramp, Cincinti | ¥ L Lawtou, Stockton A Burg, Ohlo Miss Wolfstein, Portland Mrs ¢ A Ballin-er,Seattle k.S Knowiton, Vancouver Mrs £ Armstrong, Ukiah © Korpori, Bos on Miss M J Beedle, Mo M Perkins, Kansas DrMarkenson&w, R Vista LG Lauizeuhelser, Denver Miss K B Blair, Tex J & Wall, Fiorida A C Tucker & w. Oroville J D Matthew, Tex EEThompson, ~anBrdno G amde, St Louis E A Rislev, Fresno Miss C iiickman, Mo C F Cutts & w, Nev M E Cavanagh, Mo Mrs vowers. Portand Dr F S Falmer. >eattle Mes W R W hitespoon, Il M1 s H Ludwick, Ll R Jackson, Cal LTaylor, Fresno Miss ©. McMilan, Pa Miss A Fouuiain,L Gatos J J Prau, Yoba H Hile, J Bar v, Fresno L Kaiglin, Oakland W F berman, Chicago P Mas in, P Beattle, Mrs T G Salisbury, Minn L B Price, Toronto Miss M E Carrinton, Can A M Johoston & w, Dr Beeman, Mo J H Garter, Galway A S Campbeil, Los Ang G Baer, \loverdats Mrs F Barron & d, Idaho Miss A Parker, Cal Z C McAuley, Sutter Crk Mrs A I Willizms, Coun br J C Krossen, vhio E Johus & w, Port and Miss M Dix. Mo Miss Hit, Mo F M Fu.ler, Mo Mrs J Crih, Cincinnat Mrs Muiler, Ciucinnaii 3 iss C Orlemann, Cin D W Aldridge & w, Obio Ohio C H Low, ~an Diego W B Doeur, Chicago kA long, Wlllows Mrs H Harezyk, Nashvl K Sholz, St Louis C H Bromley, Iows NEW WESTERN HOTEL. W Barr. Dubaque, lowa A M Robertson, Wis E Barr & w, Wis W £ McKee & w, Towa, Mrs Harrington&s, Nebr W H Tibbetts & w, Lowa L B Tibbets, lowa. W T Veale, England J Longbreak, jowa 3 A Fouts & ¢, Nebr J W Stein, Towa Miss ~helds, Gilroy R Fox, Monticello, Towa Wrs I Harria & ¢, Mo Mrs W Danie's,Lousiana O Evans, Portland L Jones, Sacramento J Rhinberger, Fresro C K Maynard, N Orleans M Meredi b, Chicago JN Saurd, Ohio H M ¢ Starr, Cincinnatt ¥ D Fisher, Cleveland H O Hylander, Portland D Carman, 111 Mr Helm & w, Chicago H H Thompson,Chicago Miss E Thomp 09,Chgo Miss B Collins, Chicago iss Tower, Chicago Miss Bliss, Chicazo Miss Ho i ins, Chicago 1, V Tabor & niece. [owa F M Kincaid & w, lowa Miss Ady, Tuwa Miss M Faim, Iowa Miss Page. }0u sville Miss Blodgett,Lex ngtn R J stemuer g, LIgo ler Mrs J E Cove, Pueblo M:s K H Mouito ), Publo Miss K & Piper, Mich 11 Myers, Omuba ¥ W Kirton, Crowell Miss M Mack, Orovi le J S.retch, Wolf Peint Miss B Brown. Danville W =mith, Msttoon { J D Maison, Mattoon Mrs R G Stmpson, TIL Miss M A Sanborn, Ohio Miss A E Bandy, Wis Miss D Glileite: Wis Mrs C E Wright & d, Ill J B Knublo:k. Ind J L kebeby & w, N M W Seaton, Jacksonv.lle F A Miler& w, 11l A P Baker, Ky J C Milligan, Ti1 L C Broyles & 1, M J L Roderick & w. Cal Mrs Alexander & ¢, Neb Mrs J'I¥ Hendrick, Neb J Williams, Cal W G Carey. Wis Frank Roultey, Utan ¥J Henrickso ' & d, Wis reen, Albion, Neb Poulter, Colo ' Spgs T W KirkLam, N O W E\ hambers, lowa M R Fi-her, Tacoma Miss C Knapp, Decatr, 1l Mrs Randall & d, Tl Miss Mary M Hall, Il 1) Stookey, TiL B W HIL TIL BJ Smith, w &4, Grgtwn Mrs smi z Il J H Griges & w, 111 Mrs Bulmans &d, LIl Miss Ru h Phelps, Il Miss T Rozers, 1 . J Hockiig,Sn Bernrdino LICK 1} H A Carr, Fresno Miss O Forrest, » Orlens S H Langford, Holiister M M Frown & w. Ohio J S Becke baufi&w, Ohlo S Keiter, Mansfield, O U i Valentinv, Toledo J H McEvrve, Cal P Brce< way, Ashland, Or L R Hosten, Til Miss E Brown, Chicago J McFarland, Cal Mrs M J Henry, Chicago Mise Collins, Chicago Miss Harp, Chicaco Mrs Collier, Chicago Miss ) ¢ hesney. Chicago Miss Weldon, Chicago or Hammond. Ohio Mi: s Romaine, lowa ¥ W Fames, St Lovis Miss | inley, Louvisvi le Miss Taylor, Lexing:on S Hays. Ligonier, ind Miss Conner. Ligonier Mrs I N Newton, Pueblo J Piper, Mich Mrs M F Rathburn,Mich ¥ Pulsifer, Crowe | H B Rambo & sons, Tl H Cowan, Io Fails J Wauters, rdreas Miss G Di.lon, Danviite V Ross, Mattoon E A West & w. Il Miss H Brown, Til M'ss S W Griswol Miss k Gillette, Wis Diss Maxweil, Wis C Cowan & v, Towa L A Chap til'& w, La G R Murray. Outario W Grassy, Jacksonvitle Mi s G scot. 111 § N Wheat, Mattoon H E Wllliams, Chicago Mrs J B allen, N M B Grist & w, Neb s G W Luflia, Neb C Wells, Austin rs Northerait & s. Cal rs L Trumbie, Astoria Miss ¥ Thompson, Ohio W J Higgins, Minn J EGore, Black Diam ond J ¢ Knobiock, 1nd TJ Lunn, N O ¥ i Brown, lowa € W Erown, lowa Miss M Truatt. 11l C Ammann & w, 11l SBW orf, w & s. 111 £ Baokson, Tl Miss O Turyin, Mt Zior Mrs E I Gladwin, Mass Mrs ¥ G Winslow, Til MrsJ W Dorr, Il Miry J Baker & d, 11 Miss ' Bowman, Iil Miss ¢ M Puwers, 1iL HOUSE. NY E M P M M EJ Fewlings. Los Ang W A Beasley, San Jose B H Wainwright&w,Cal J J Pfister. Suisun S W Blakey, Stockton C € Cartwright,'ind Mrs i W slauter, Tex G Trubody, Naps. Mrs P W Garluer, Cal I L Barney & w, Cal W H Clary 5r & w, Cal H Luyster, Kansas City H E Osborn, Chicago W B Tomkins Pusadens O ¥ Connor, N Y J S Dee, ugden B F Young, D, Ind Miss M I Kerr, Jnd Dr W USherma, &1y, Cal J C Nk rson, Cambria ~ G Bushey, MD, N J Mrs k. A Warren. Chico J M Hunter, Yokahama H R Bull &'w, Cal Ri. - rman & w, Mo Jennie Giffin, Mo Mrs H D Rayourn, Pa Anni€ D Kayburn. Pa Mrs C Newman, 11 Mi s L FiBurr, Stockton K Couturie, N Orleans E Hawkins, Mo A Lyon, rortland Miss M B nt, Or BHUih artinez G K Poole, N Y W E Serross. Tucson H T Hill & w, Tex Miss M Greenwood, Tex G N Vamoorer, Fresno D R Cameron & w, Cul ‘W R Spauiding. Trockee FJ Felz & w. Seattle N i D Yor, Modesto E H i ers, Chicago ¥ Deat. N Y J A Baker, Ogden AH Wilbur, Cal BMrs Young, Ind R C Walrath, Cal J W Howe.l, Merced ¥ B Donges MD, Camden Mrs H K Bull, Cal A B Mchae, Koseville T . Armst ong, Minn £ Brown, Alameda ¥ ster Baker. Mo W G Wilson, Mo Lugenie K Kayburn, Pa W R Spous, Riverside Mrs b C McCallum, 111 H B Booth, New Orleans Miss R Moore, Toronto T Alderston, N Y Mrs J B Livingston, Or Llewis&w, N ¥ Mrs L ball, San Diego P C Boyler, N Mrs 5 S Orange, N Y COrange. N Y S O Shurt!iff, N 1 C P Orange, N Y Miss G Shure iff. N Y A K Hal, San Jose CGSMOPOLITAN H TEL s [ L 0 W Harney & w, Windsor mé"fi“i"uf‘.‘é’énn J Hendersou & w. hans Miss A Wilcox, Conn J ' wil &7, Kany 3 1. Hail, Ha irord Miss K Buck ey. Conn F Frado, s.cckton M C llashn. Livermore CH Peterson. N:pa M Cruse, Merce W Simpson & w, Md P Shepherd. ~ Orleans Miss K - ox. Los Gatos Miss M _Barne.i, Kans Mis A Map's lowa B Matthews & £ Ala J E Spenser, Fresno L 5 Waison, ~eatt e G Hermanu, Beritn J Smith. Sacramento J P ruett, Fruitvale C Curran, Fresuo J Coakley, Il Mrs Jackson, Jowa J iuby, L C Vaughn, Lemoora C 31 Palmer, K.nsas J E Kerr, Lexin ton R O] nger, Uaha BO.nger. (maha Mrs M Kissell, lowa Mrs B Miller, \ opolo Miss L Gilmer, ~eattle T 0’ onnor, Minn E Wi iiard, Seatt e A Johnson' & fam, 11 P Gallagner, Jreland W Fowler. Mo A Anderson, S D Miss Wassoni, lowa W Kreider & w1, La G Goodrich Hanford A Comulv, w & ch, A T C Bazer, Los Angeles CE Gordon, Los Ang M Phi lips. Chicago Mrs C C Spinks & d, Cal Miss s ary Cortner, C W O Cunningham & wf, Miss Lucy Cortner, Cal Dauvil e P H Smith & fam. 1l Mrs M Davis, Merced H M Peachmun, Fresno W Dougall, Fresno A Draper, Ellsworth W G Cempbell, Minn ¥ Wiikinson, onco F Church & f, Fresno Mrs Kellogg, Fresno © Keilogg, Fresno F Kramer, Fresno © Busher, Venado L J eavitt, Venado L - clreary, Fresno Dirs B widner. Fresno W Lewis, £0s Ang W Hugles, Porierville J Mulligan, Porterville Mrs F Ferguson. Fresno ¥ rarcrofi, Maa ra B Howell & , Clarksony J Brown, Ogaen Jurs L Shade, Memphis W H Kreiler, N Orleans J Calvert, Mi.waukee V 0 Rooser, Mo G H Sherman & w, Mo Miss Koberts, Dalias J Hessle & mother. lowa J Wiilin & w, Detroit H_ L Rapege, Fresno R R Carlson, Wis W ¢ husehill, Wis G M Churchill, Cal A J Calvert, Wia V Losser & w, Mo Miss Koberis, Tex G Sherman & w, K: A 1ihodet. Santa Koss S Grozan, Sania kosa H Hazleton, Chicugo L ..ytton, Stoeaton J Hessle 1ov Mrs He-sie, Towa D Lovelace. Hanford Miss Biddle, Tenn J Duley, - ew Urleans R Foley & w, Lemoors U Appieg te, Ind C H Peterson, Nap. W Devin, Iowa G W Gos & 1, Col spgs L Miller, Commington A Howe I, Cowmington K Thorie, Wis V Cladik, Duolap, Nebr F McNutt, 8 Mrs Bluir, Kans Mrs K Blair, A Miller & w, Chicago J C Peck, 11l A J Clarkson, Ll C M Nittel, Chicago irs M J Du Pre, Chicago Miss M F Clarke, il Miss E Buress, Iil G Faass, ~toc_ton A L Jacksou & w, S Jose G W Prek, Buftuo ¥ Jusden, ac Mrs W B Packer, Fresno Mrs D A Clowdis FresnoA Biount. Ind X E Hamins, Garfied A N Holman & w, Chego 88 Micksord & w, Coso M C Strole & w, Ind al J A adair, A ich 8 i1 Awfeld, Mo ¥ A Hunfe d, Kans Cy ¥ Hunsteld, Kans Dr F Fanning, Texas J ¢ Hunt. Galesburg JAWech&w, Kans W F noffman, >t Louis ¥ P Arihur, Ko hester F C B rton. Chicago W F Becke, San Jose J B Wallace, Wayne BALDWIN HUTEL R Lutz & w, Wabash J < Wilson, Burlington Miss Ritter, Philadeiphia W Layhard & w, N J J S Gilmour & w, N Y Mrs W Hepburn, N J Miss A M Blakely, NJ V r Dessart & w. N J Miss R Neel, Pa Miss E Warden, Pa S N Warden. Pa T H Marshall, Plitsburg Miss H McMiilan, Pa Miss E McVilian, Pa Miss & Marsball, Penn Dr A K Lyon, Penn Jirs A'E Connor, NJ Mus R ¥ Smack, N J HGPayn&w, N J N Mayer. Portiand N G Clark, Chicago I Duscan. Por.land W H Casey, Poruand Mrs W B Knapp, L Ang W G Knepp, Los ang Mrs C Clark, ur Mrs L ~pencer, Conn Mrs M A Clayton, Conn Mrs E A Usgood. Conn A +» Smith, indiana O Nelson, les Moines Miss L Wiatt, Denver W W Pran on, Scrantn M Goldwater. Lovistana O Mullin, Ft Niagara G W Seldon, Louisiana W A Morrix, Georg Mr Brook & w. Ohio Mrs J it Webber, idaho Mrs F H bu ey. Idano Miss Rolfs, 1daho Mrs Davgherty&dav.Idho Miss T Gorma ', idabo Miss nn Bracken, Jdaho D k Bectilion, Wheeling Miss L Preiff.r, Ohio A riefler, Olio W H Browu, 1l X E siown. 1ll A W Collius, Nupa Mrs C F Allawny, O J Kautman, Butte AFos.er. santa Cruz Miss narlem, ~ (ruz | D J I avis. Secto Mrs & P rauton &d, NJ | Miss A 1odd, N J Miss E S Hivbs & sister, W k. Cox & w, N J 3 G LSuing&w. N J J M Baldwin, N J F McDougal. Texas G Mouiion, Texus Mixs L Ham. T xas R A Buser, Brooklyn Dr R LBlig Kaisas W E Burges., Chicago Mrs 5 A Barrick, Fresno L W P A.orris, N Y L Prati, San Jose G W Prau, Belimore W H Hurdin’ & wf Cal_ DrS R Holden, Duluth Mrs S B Hoden, Du uth Miss H Hayes, . uiuth Mry Shepard, puiuth -~ M Bowman, :prinefield ¥ R Br.own. New York W J Barrett, 10s Angels G Mciriff, | os Angeles R Hay, Los Angeles C E Wood, Ariz S REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. William B. Braabnry to Mary M. Bredbury, un- divided haif of lot on N'W corner of Polk and C ali- 10_nia streets, N 87:6 by W 56 Mary . Bridbury to Willlam B. Bradbury, un- divided half of same, mutuul deel: graot. City aad County of San Francisco to Murray F. Vandall, ali that portion of Western Addition lot 115, bounded by Greenwich, Filbert, Frankiin aud Gouglh stieets not heretofore gramied o i. M. Yoder by ordinance Xo. 3.1 _and to George W. | and Mary J Hartman, grant No. 106 Henriette Sliverberg to William #. Cardall. lot on N line of Post street, 161:3 W of Devisadero, W 20 bv N 87; 810, Charles ard Isabel'a Masun to Funnie Barr, lot on N line of Washingion street, 87:6 i of Buker, E 5 by N 102:814; §10. G. nd Anuie F. Burnett (by R. I Whelan Sherlff) to John Pignaz, tot on W line of Shotwell street, 240 S ot Twentieth, > 25 by W 122:6; 308 # 3% and Olive B. Willtar (b7 1arry Balawin, attorney) to Ole Anfindseu, lot on Sline of Hiil street, 240 K of Cas ro. E 25'by S 114: $10. | George Mangels 10 Clara Bennett, iot on N line of Eigliteenth street, 100 E of Coliingwood, E 25 by N 75: $10. San Froncisco Gas Light Company to Diedrich Wolpmann and Laughlin McIntosh, loton N cor- ner of Fremont and Howard streots, NW 33:4 by NE 100: $10. Lucius L.and Helen Solomons to an Francisco Land Company, lov on E line of Fourteenth ave- nue, 425 N of (alifornia. N 25 by E 120; $10. Jona H.and Margaret E Galhvan to Willlam Molony, lot on_W lineof Nineteenth aveuue, 100 N of Bsireet, N 50 by W 120; $10. Mary E. J.and Lools C. Fraser to Jobn J. Ormsby, lot on W line of Twent -eighth avenue, 350 N of D street, N 25 by W 120: §10. John Kleirhaus to Thomas U. Sweeny, lot on SW corner cf K street snd _Seventh avenue, W 240 by S 226: also 10t on W _corer of K street and Eighth avenue,W 240, S 3U8:9, SE to a point, N 321:3: $10. P. J. and Murgaret A. Martin to Annie E, Crof- ton, i0ton N line of M street, 57:6 W of Twen- tieth avenue, W 25 by N 100: $10. ALAMEDA COUNTY. J. M. Apgar to Olive A. Apgar. lot on NE corner of Moss avenue and Ruby screet, N 112, K 60, S 119:4, W 50:6 Lo beginuing, being iots 30 and 31, Map of Oaklsnd Kailroasd Homestead, Oakisnd nuex: giit. ANV, Eonts to Helen E. Hughson, lot on SW corner of Chestnut and Twenty-eighth streets, 3 12, N 125, & 50 to beginning, being portion of lots’ 18, i and 20, block N, Mapof Survey of Northetn Extension of Uakland, quitclaim deed, Onklzud: $10. ‘Theodore and Mary V. Swift to Josephine C. Swift, lot on K line of Haunab street, 150 5 of A, §50 by E 1:3, being the S half of lot 6. block N-786, Map ot Peraita Homestead, Oakland; $500, Buildors’ Contracts. Frank A, Meyer with R. O. Cha idler, to erect & frame builaiig of 3 flars on SW corner of Frank- Jin s.reet and Hickory avenue, owner archi.eci; 5 00, i rancls Miichell with L G. Rergren, to erect a 1story cottage on E line of Twelfth avenue, 125 ™ of A street. coutractor architect: $1180. Thomas and Ellen Counors with Brennan & Nicholas, to ervc: a onestory bullding oo W line of I wusireet 50 S of Yolo, M. G. Busbee archi- tect; §1400. Sohn 1t Sweeney with Barrett & Leahy, to erect a ‘three-storv building ou Harrison_street near Fourtn, Oliver Everett architect: #5733, rab Wesbitt with John O.'Dyer, to erect a two-story bui ding on N lme of Twenty-third street, 100 W or Noe. architect owner: $2600. —— OCEAN STEAMERS. Dates of Departure From San Francisco. STEAMER | DESTINATION.| SATLS. | PIER. Clevelund .. | Puget Sound..[July 9, 9AM|Pler 2 Acapuico. .. | Panama. . sy $ad ¥ PMSS .| Newporz . uly 9 vam|Plecil - [HumbolatBas (Juiy 8 2rw|riesd ila.... | Vie & Pgt Snd | July 10, 9aM | Pieed Santa Ross. |an Diego.... |July 11 11au|Pierll kerndule. | fuly 1112 u| Pler 13 HumboldtBay | Juiy 11, 2P| Pler Porvand...... | Juiy 12100 | Pier 28 L (July 1812 w| Pler3 |July 14 2ex|Piee? Juy 13 tam|Plesll July 13.10Aw | Pler 13 Oregon ports.. |July 14,1J0Ax | Pier 8 Yaquins bay.|Juiy 14104 | Pier 3 an Diego..... |suly 15,11ax | Plerll Vice Pgt 8nd July 15, 5am|Pier 9 Oregon porta.. |Juiy 15, Spu (Pler13 State of Cal - [July 17.20am | ler 24 Czariny. July 1612 u! pier s e STEAMERS 10 ARKIVE, Frox San iego Humbolde Columbla. .. Supo...... Faralion. ... Coron: City Puebis ABlanchard [ Depariure Bay, Seattl Eel Rive Newpore. 11T July 11 Victoria & Puget Souna |..July 11 Oregon ports. ST BT .July 11 ..July 11 Ly 12 Couiy 12 Pomona... Humbold: Eay ~Juiy12 Ktate of Cal .’ | Portiana. Jaly 18 Cduly 13 ~July 13 “Tegon ports. LJu'y 18 Portiand...... [July 13 San Jose 'de G (July 13 Co03 iar ... ce|duivig Newport. _Jaiy 15 Victoria & Puget Boun 1 | .. July 16 Pors! Ju'v 1% SUN, MuUUN ND 1IDE. UXITRD ETATRS COAST AND GFonrTio RURVWY. TiM¥s aND HxIeHTs or HIEH AND Low EWATERS at Fax FRANGIS™ QAL AUTHORITY OF THE B NoTk—The biza Oty Front (Missio: fve minuces Ister oftide is L xumoe Yoxr PoINT KNTRANCR TO EAY. PURLBITGH anl iow 5-siree; Whart) than a; Foru ot & voth places It BY Ovre KINTENDENT. ari ovcus m £y 000 twents e nelgas July 1547 Sun seis ! aav. July 9. .3.541Moon rises 7.:5 Moon sets. o2 64 67 . 64 45 405 02| 63 48| 500/ 8 105 61 48 555 30/11.58| 5.8 NOTE—In the above exposiiion of the tides the early morning Uides are glven in jeft_hand Zolumn, and the successive tides of the day in the order of occurrence &1 10 time. Tho secoud tims column glves the second tide 0f the dav. tha thirl time column the Lk when tnere are hi sccurs. The Leigi soundings on the charia, €xcept Wi height, and then from the depth z!v: aird ut ihres are addit ity glven b a D by 26 churis. and the last or righs band column gives the inst iide of s cay, exce iides, as sometimos sus 10 ths ed Siates Ccaatl burvey minas sikn (—) precedes tha nuEIber KIVe 1 suDLrACH Ve e———————————————————— NOTICE TO MARINEES. A branch of the Uniied Sta: office located in the Merchanty s Hydrographla Exchal o 13 aintained in San Francisco for the beneils of Dariners without regard to nationaiity and free of expense. Navigators are cordlally invited 10 visit the office, where complete sets of charts and salllng directions of the world are kept on hani or com- parison can aiwi d reterence, s be obtained regarding lights, da. est In nd the formation ors To navigation and all matters of interest (0 ocean commerce. The time ball ontop of the building on Tele- g™ noon. an Hill 1s hoisted about ien minu "B b is ropped at noon. 120:h meridian, by before 1 hic signal tecelved each day from the e e i tuon Naval Observaiory A Mare Island Cal A’ notice stating whether the time ball was or giving the error, If any, 18 published the same day vy the afternoon papers dropped on tim e morning papers the following da: snd by 3l ERET s, Ueutensat. U. & N., in charge ™ ERaxCE HYDROGRAPHIC OFFIOR. U, S N. MER: SAN FRANCISCO. Joly ¥ 1897, on Telegrapn Hil was am;su i The time ball e Time Ball. cHANTS EXCHANGE } exactly at NoOD Lo-lsy—i. €. 8% 000D of the 1 meridiun, OF vxacty #& 8P M., Greeawich time. W. & HueHEs, Lientenan: U. S N. iu charge. HIPPL G INTELLIGENCE. Airived THURSDAY. July 8 Stmr Geo Loomis, Bridgett, 38 hours from Ven- 1o Pac fic Coast O1' Co. tura: 6356 bbli« ol Stmr_City of Hongkonug, via YKo .ama 19 da 7 day: pass and ms Stmr Gipsy. i.e! ing, etc: produce. Stmr Pomona. Doran. eking, Smith, via dse. to P M 5~ Co. nd. 17 hours from M 29 days from Honolulu oss Land- i0 Goodall. Perkins & Co. 16 hours from Kurek pass and mdse, to Goodall, Perkins & Co. Stmr San Blas, McLean, 27 days from Panama and way ports: Steamship Co. pass and mdse, to Pacific Mail Stmr Albon, Lundquist, 13 hours from Moss Lundiaz: ballast. to 4 Stmr Columbla, ¢ Kimba onway 461/ hours from Port- Iand, via Astoria 35 hours; buss aud mdse. 0O R&XN Co. Br ship Mooltan. md.e, 10 J D Sprec, Schr River: 40 M 1t lum) buil. Kelk. 145 days from <els & Kros Co ber. 135 tons coal, to London; Moro, Jorzensen. 56 nours from Coquilia 98 Kime Schr Webfoot, Donnelly, 5 days trom Willapa Hurbor: lumber. to Simpson Luniber Co. Sehr Glendule, Johnson, um ser, 10 J H B oxte. tle: 9 days Up river di from sea'- “ect. Schr Archie and Fontie, Colstrup. 18 hovrs from Btewarts Point; bark. to Higgins & Colllns. Kchr Nettie Low. Low. 6 nours froi m Poias Reyes; 50 bxs butter, to J H Newbauer & Co. Cieared. THURSDA¥. July 8. Stmr Eureka, Parsons, San Pedro; Goodall, Pac- kins & Co. railed. THURSDAY, Stmr Progreso, Storrs. Seattle. Stmr Czarina, Se: aman, Cons Bay. July 8. Stmr Coquilie River, Drisko. Coquille River. Stmr Noyo, Levy Stmr Mackinaw. Stmr Cleoue. -Lr nson. Kort Brazz. Littlefieid. Tacoma. and Stmr Alex Duncan. Hinkle, southern coast. Schr Christina Steffens, Nordling, Fisks Mill. Schr May flower, Schr Sacramento. Hansen, Alblon, returned on account 0f carry.og Olsen. Meudocino. Returned. THURSDAY. July 8 hence July 4, for way center boara July 6, 250 miles N of San Eragcisco. lelegraphic. POINT LOBOS, July 8.-10 r a—Wealna: hazy; wind SW; velocity 14 mites. Charters. The ship Manuel Llaguto loads mdse for New York. The Nor stmr Florida loads raflroad ties on the Columbia River £ Lumber charters are: r Taku, 57 td. Bkin City of Adelaide, thls port for Freemantle: bxin £cho, Chemainus. for Tientsin, 50s; thes.hr Aloha loads mdse for Honolulu, Spoken. May 26—Lat 15 N, long 34 W, ship Jabez Howes from New York, fol £ San Diego. Domestic Ports. SANTA BARBARA—Salled July 8—Stmr Nav- arro. NEWPORT—Sailed July 8—Schr Mabel Gray, for Eureka. GRAYS HARBOR—Sailed July 7—Schr Alcalde for R_dondo. FORT BRAGG—Arrived July 8—Stmr hence July 4: stmr Protection. bence July 7. POINT ARENA -Salled July &—stmr Polnt Arena. for ¥.a c13co. Laguna, SAN PEDRO—Sailed July 8- Schr Peerless, for Tacoma. Arrived July B—Senr Spokane, from Port Gam- ble: schr Alice, from Eureka. CASPAE—A'rived Juy 8—Stmr San Pedro. Jewel, from ASTORIA—Sailed July 8—Stmr Homer, for San Francisco. TATQOSH--Passed July 7—Haw st mr San Matco, from Port Los Angees, for Comox. PORT ANGELES—In bay July 8-U § stmr Concord. POINT ARENA—Arrived July 8—Stmr Point Arena. hence July 7. SAN PEDRU—Arrived July 7—Schr Wm Ren. ton. from Seattle. Salled July 7—=chr Comet, for Puget Sound, REDONDO—Arrived July 8—Schr Halcyon, fm Grays Harbor. GREEN WOOD—Arrived July 8—schr Alcazar, hence Juiy 7. Sailed July 8—-Stiar Whitesboro, for Port Har. ford. USAL-Sailed July 8—-Stmr Newsboy, for San Francisco ROCKPORT—Sailed July S—Simr Scotia, for San Francisco. EUREKA—Salled July 8-Stmr Humboldt, for San Francisco. SAN PEDRO- Arrived July $—Sumr Rival, trm Eu.eka. Foreign ot NANAIMO—Sailed July §—Bark Carrolitoa, for San Francis-o. FALMOUTH. Ttaiy. for Swansea “alled July 7—8r ship Star or VALPARAL O—arrtved July 4—Gersbip Emin Pasha, from Port Blakeley. rea EUREKA—Per Pom na—120 bxsoutter, 3 bxs tobacco. 812 M shingi s. b horses. 9 pkis express, 59,600 shakes, 1 bx plates, 1 pkg mds R and E B K— condensea milk, 21 dress- CHINA ANDJ » tuvs 255 bxs teer, 50 cs cilves. 5bbls clder, PAN—Per Citv of Peking—310 bags rice and beans. 25660 p<gs mds-, 405U pkgs ten, 58 cs 0.1, 22 bags su ar. 1 bag bales gunnies, 6% p! suipuur. K8 teak wood 5 cs curlus, 255 bales wool, 57 cs silk goods, 615 For Overland—145 cs m se, 0110 cs tea 94 pkzs raw silk, 95 cs curios, 65 cs pice, 17 bdls whale- bone, 32 parcels, 7 pags slik £00d+ For Central and “outh America—s14 cs mde, 205 bags 1ice and b aus 10 pkgs tea, 22 Cs curios, 5 pkaa spice. 42 cssilk zrods. SANTA CRUZ— Per Gpiy—2 bxs buti bbls lime. 5.cs cheese, 2 canpoas. M.ss Landing—1 c8 exus, § bxs butter. ter, 630 Mouter y—1- empLy bacrels, 4 bxs dry squids, 1bol squids. 1 bbl whi kv. PORTLAND AND ASTORIA—Per Columbia— 1923 sks bran, 132 sks wool, 1 82 qr-sks 548 558 900 sks flour, 9.8 sy when 1763 bdls hides, 29 bdls kip and_caif skins, 28 1 3rolls paper. 2 car: box shooks, 120 bdls pa 1727 aks oa sks shin bones, 5 M ft lumber. 165 sks grauula ed bones. 406 sks boue meai, 251 sks Oysters, 420 bdls shooks. Consignaas. Per Gipsy—Norton, Teller & Co: A W Fink & Co; Bowen & H Goldber; P Hota ing & Co: 00 all, Perking & Cu: ell & Co: Il rman Joos:; H Cowell & Co. ¥ B Halght: Standard Oil Co: Hil lert Bros; Union 1 ce Co. Per Pomona —Brizham. Hoppe & Co; (a Ifornia Fireworks Co: Dod; and Sonoma Commercial Uo; Gray & M se.iman'& Co: Weils, Farzo & vu: ge, Sweeney & Uo* SR He. ldsbu g Mitchell: M Huol y & Co: Hills Bros; F W ohnson: C D Sul.ivan; Wm Cluff & Co: Getz B ros & Co: Higsing & Coulins: Builer & Co; Wheaton, Breon & Co: Hulls Bros. J de Lucca; Res) & Hewieit; ©) BSmith & Co; 4 7 Newbauer & Co: CK Whitney &C2; Wo.f, Wre- den & Co; Witzel & Baker. Per Clty of Pexing—Bank of Indls, Austraiia and China: London ani ~an Franciaco kank: ¢ P Huntiogton: Parro t & Co: Awerican Bank ; Piichard; M Loveil: M J srandeis eln & Cos Levi & Co: T Kom Japan Trading Co: K Murata; Fuj; Co; San Fran H Boden &Co: Menaeiso : Folger & \ 0: Matioon; orler: Fukui; N Mkawa; R B Bain: C B Jea! nese merchants. rer Co um b Allen & Lewls: W C Price (o M P vetel: Zellerbach & Co: H Duar | fimll(h: thwfln M‘&H&I ('# M tarlson; nger 1 1 Coi M A Wakner: o o Salz & Co: N Ohlandt & Co; Wolmer; Clatsop Mill Co; Morgan Oyster Co; Works. i ond m, Feris and ank of Britls . Amertea: G H ada: K Ok Moore, F Standard Ol Qo ;. 0 R Dacbee & Immel; U ‘o M 8 Moraghan: S H Calltornia and B Fukui; The 1500 News + 0: - Nlppon & Cor Lr'8: C Toohews 3 1 A'C Robinson: J § LSt aus.: B anc arl ® bages uinks: G I Marsn: vaci us Ghie —Geo Moirow & Co: J % Kimbail; Bissinger & Co €I gUSOD & Co; A Jenment Brog: A orzgan Oyster Co; ls. ulp & ruper Kullman, & N G alon Ire: