The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 15, 1897, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1897. — OMMERCIAL WORLD THE C SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. Wheat firm. Barley higher. Outs and Ryedull. Corn advancing. Curn Products higher. Rolled Barley advanced. Hay in light receipt and very firm. Beans dull, as usnal. Smaller movement in Quicksilver. ‘Wool In first class shape. Hides and Leather firm. Potatoes and Vegetable Butter an1 Eggs weaker. Poultry dull Fresh Fruits doing better. Better feeling in Dried Frults. | Provisions unchanged. Hogs weak. about the same. QUICKSILVER TRADE. Receipts of Quicksilver at this port during the months of the year were 7309 flas R v 1898 | against 16.705 during the same period in 189 'I‘khe exports were 2647 flasks valued at !Gf 16 against 8539 flasks valued at $309,5:4 In 1895, ldaho FollsY ec 6@;/;« S S.L 3\‘ pf ake?’ O Clear ® Partly Cloudy ® Cloudy ® Rain® Snow SHADED AREAS SHOW PRECIPITATION G PAST 12 NOURS Explanation. The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures et station ipdicate maximum temperature for the s: those underneath it,if any, the amount of raintall, of mejted snow in inches and hundredth during ‘the past twelve hours. Isobars, or soll lines, connect poin.s of equal air pressure; 1§~ sherms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The word “hizh” mesns high barometiric pressure and s vsually accompanied by fair weather: ‘“low” reters o low pressure. and is ususlly preceded and accompanied by clondy weatherand rains. U “Low: ially first appear on the Washington cozst. When the pressure is high in_the interior and low along the coast, and the isobars ext. north and south along the cosst, rain is probable: but when the “low™ 1s inclosed with fsobars of marked curvaiure, rain south of Oregon is improb- @ble. With a “high” in the vicinity of Idaho, and the pressure falling to the California coast, warmer Weather may be expected in summer and colder weather in winter. The reverse of these conditions will produce an opposite result. THE WEATHER BUREATU, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL- TURE, WEATHEE BUBEAU, SAN FRANCISCO, July 14, 1897, 5 P . The followiug are the maximum temperatures | reported to-aay by telegraph from Weather Bu- reau stations in Californi Eureka — a B “resno 106, Yuma 108, San Luls Obispo 84, Los Angeles 86,5an Diego 0. San Francisco data: Maximum temperature 64, minimum 52 and mean 68 Weather Conditions and General Fore- casts, The pressure continues low over Arizona and the inierior of California. During the past 24 Lours there has been a fall of one-ienth of an inch over Nevada and_Arizoua. The tempera:ure bas risen decided!y over North- ern Nevada and has failen along che coast of Call- fornia from San Luis Obispo northward. The tem- peratures are still «bove the normal in the great Valleys o1 California. Light raio has fal en at Fort Canby. The following wind velocitivs are reported: Car- son City, 26 miles p 5. northwest sts made 0 Francisco for urs ending mi it July 15, 1 59 Northern California — Fair Thursday: con- tinued warm weather in the interior: variable winds Inland: fresh westerly winds on the coast. Southern Califoraia—Fair Thursday; north- westerly wind hour from the west: Point thirty Thursday; coolerin the northern on. h—Fair Thursday. zona—Fair Thursday; ather. San Fraocisco and vicinity—Fair Thursday; fresh westerly winds. ALEXANDER G. MCADIE, Local Forecast Official. continued warm NEW YORK MARKETS, NEW YORK, N. Y., 2 uly 14.—The unloading ©f sugar stock in large blocks was a feature of the opening in Wall street, the first sale being at 135 and running sales of 1500 shares al 13414 to 13 Ihe prices quickly ran down to | offeri A quick recovery | ck speculation was the second hour, but the ten- dency of values continued toward a_higher plane, Toward midday recessions from the best prices oceurred. 5 Purchases of stocks for London account wers a significant feature i to-day’s market. 1In the first hour there was au ausorpiion by London nouses of 10.000 to 12,000 shares, of which about half was . This coauge o the atii:ude of London. which bas for some iime been & ssiler of stocks, nad a very favorable effect. The trading elcment continued ouli imen: largely upou the conditions aiready expiolted. fncluding favorabie news in regard (o crops and the decision of Justice Chester in_the coal trust.inquiry that the anti-trust law was unconstitutional. The market was very s.rong, and speculation sppeared relutiv-ly brorder than for some days. Comm ssion-house orders were more in evidence, and some materiai advau es were recorded, Granger suares coutinued favorites in this iatest bullish movement with St Paul advancing o the highest quotations for days The news in regard 1othe spiing wheat situation was of excelient character, and upon this was unioubtedly basea mucl of the recent strength of the shares of north- western railroads. Comlers were sgain stron;, althonsh there was no fresh news particulariy applicable. Sugar refining certificates were sub- jec.ed violent react.on, opening dealings declin’ /2 points on selling, based upon Wash- {ogton advices indicating that the outlook for a quick agreement ia_he conference on tne tariff bill was not so good. Speculation in certificates e ive for the first fifteen minuies, ng violent decline was succeed:d by a y, with trading gradually becoming more normal, though wide fluctuations were the ruie througbout the day. 1. was rumored that there bad been some cons deraple seliing o take profits. The erratic fluctustions o: certificates had litile or 10 influence npon the general market. (n siocks usually 1ot actively dealt in, Nor.hern Pacific preferred showed a revival of interest, advanciug point 10 early trading 2,d Minneapolis and St. Lous and Chicago and Great western were both strong. The market clos<d dull. The foreign ex- change market was dull. Government bonds steady and unchanged. Railways strong and active. Money on call 1 per cent: time money—60 days 2 per cent, 90 Gaya 234 per cent, four months %3g per cent, six Monihs 3 per cent, seven months 3 ‘per cent on good mixed Stock Exchange ol lateral. Prime indorsed bils receivable, 3 per cent: choice prime single names. 334 per cont, z00d names, 4@4ba per ceat. Postea asxing rates Sor sterling, #4857 fur iong bills and $4 85 for cemand. Actusl rates: J.ong bils, 54 S6@4 8614: sight drafts, $4 KT@4 8714 cable transtors $4 8719 @4 87%,. Domestic ex. Lange on New York ang Ban_Fran-isco sight, 172¢ premium; telegraph, 20c premium. Money in London, 4@, per cent. Rates of dis- count in open markel, both short and 3-montng Dills, 13-16@% per cent. _Amount of bullion gone | "o Bank of x.ngland o1 baiance to-day, £50,500. Wheat and Flour. WBEAT~- 1 12 1:00 2.0 July 5 TBYs TH T8oa Beptember..... 75 Tuby T26m 785 T2ip December...... TASs Ti%s T4%a T4, 7Tavg Spot_dull: f.0. 6. atioat_No. 1 Northern spring New York, 816kc; No. | Northern spring Dulutn. 818,0: No. 3 hard winter. 7434c: No. 2 new red. T4%,@7bc. Future closing: July, 785fc; September, 7230; December, 74%c. FLOUR—Spring. _in bbis: No. 2 extra, $310@ B35: No. 1extra, $3 45@3 60; straights, $3 66@ 385: patents. $4 C6@4 2. GRAIN FREIGHTS—) by steam, 2d. w York to Liverpool Produce. COFFEE—RIo, +pot duls, easy: No. 7. Tl4e. Future clong: Merch. $7 15@7 20: Ma.. $7 25 @7 $0: August, $6 70@6 76; Septe ber, $585@ 650: Uctober, 86 v0@7: December, $7@7 0v. LARD—Prime, §4 00@4 0714, PORK—Mess. 88 26@8 50. TALLOW—334c. BUTTER—Creamery, Western, 15@15%40. EGGS—State, fresh gathered, 12%@1 8c. BUGAR—Raw, firm; 89-deg. test centrifugals, deg. test do, 35gc. Nefined, active, firm. 3',? T‘;?Ol:él:h?—)oews':!ork renned. £5 95: Phila- delphia and Baltimore refined, $590: refinea in bulk, 83 45. HOPS—Crop of 95, 3@4c: crop '96, 6@Be: coast, crop '95, 8@4c; crop ‘96, 6@1U. London market, 50@70s. s \u\%ux.-nomuuc fleece, 18@u8c: pulled. 15@ S IDES—Buenos Avres. dry. 20 Ra., 1815@18c: Gaiveston, 20 to 25 1bs.. 1s@15¢. LEATHER—Hemlock sole, 5uenos Ayres, light 10 heavy weights. 18@19c: acld, 19@22c. Dried Fruits. —California. 50-1b boxes, 23,c:crown, seeded, 734 @b%ac: seediess muscatels, FIUN: boxes, 3@7 FiA i 1S —Caltfornia, unpeeled, bags 6@8c: 9c: peeled. 10@12e. slifornia, boxes 7@lZc: bags, 11@12%4c for fancy boxes. cy ordinary, 12@l8c: ancy washed, 60- boxes. 23,@3%c: Fard, 34 @6¢. UTS~—California standard, 63gc: soft ehell, 8c. | ALMONDS—Shelled, 163,@28c Metals. PIG JRON—Southern, $9 26@10 50; Northern, | $10@1 . 116 TIN—Straits 813 80@14. COPPEK—Brokers, $11 124: exchange, $11 Quiet. LEAD — Brokers, $3 85; Weak. exchange, $3 55. Stocks and Bonds. Opening. Closina. American Suear. .. $18450 4137 8715 ‘American Sugar Pt Amenican Tovacco 80 1234 American Bpirit Mig 1100 Alcnison. 12 50 Bay State Gas. 1160 Canadisn Pacitic 66 00 Central Pacific. — Chicago Gas.. s . B.& y ¢ o2 166 26 P Coraage P1d - - = Denver & Rio Grande Pfa. —— 4375 Delaware & Lackawan. — 157 26 Erfe.. — 14 50 Fort Wayne. 167 00 Generai 34311 Hocking Vailey —_— Jersey Central 5700 Kansas & Texas, Pfd. 3076 Lake Shore. 3 170 00 Louisville & Nashviile. 50 U0 Mannattan 9100 Missour: Pacttic 19 00 Natlonal Lead. 3075 New Haven... 173 00 New York & New England. New York Central North Pacific. . North Pacific, Pfd, Norchwestern . North American,. Oregon Navigation Oregon Navigation, P Pacific Mall rullman .. Quicksilver Rock Island. Texas Pacific. ... Tennesse: Coal & Unlon Pacific. U. 5. Leather. U. &. Leather. Western Union Wabash, Pd Barsilver. . Sterling on London, 60 days. 487 Sterling on London. sight. . A8 U. B. 2's, rej £6 50 U. 8§ 4%, new. 125 25 U.S. 4's, new, coupon. 326 256 U 113 00 u. 112 50 U. 115 00 U. . 11860 CHICAGO MARKETS. CHICAGO. 11x.. July 14.—The continued liberal receipis of hogs here and at the West, together with genera’ selling by local traders and heavy realizing by forelgn houses. caused a sharp decline in provisions at the opening. Trading. however, was more active tban for some time past, and | prices closed steady ata slight recovery from ihe lowest. owing to moderate busing by packers, a liberal demand from outsiders, some covering of shorts and a fairly activa cash trade. The ca'tle business was fair and prices sironger than yesterdsy on almost everything in the beef line, while here and there prime 8 eers sola a good 10c higher than yesterday. There were about 29 cars of zrass Texans on sale that made about the sam= prices as for the past three dsys. Prices on Texans are lower than last week, but the quality is poor and common. In nogs there was considerable of a spurt at the opening. aud ‘the early birds” got the best prices of the day. but later the d-mand feil off, and at the nnal close values were barely 8s goo1 as a: the close yeste.day, wulle the light and medfum light closed fully b¢ lowe: The sheep trade was active and & trifie higher on bo.h sheep und lambs. WHEAT— 10:30 Juty. 7165 Hepromber G500 | December. 6814 P 67 691 68% 687 % CORN—July, 25%c; Sep.ember. 26140, OATS—July, 18 September, 18Ygc. BARLE Y—27@34c. RYE_58514c. FLAXSEED-7814¢, TIMOLHY-§2 70, Produc FORK—July. £727: September, $7 42@ 45. LARD—July, $5 83 Sptember. $3 90. RIBS—_July, §4 20; September, $4 27. BUTTER—Duil and wea; Creameries—kxtras. 14350; firsts, 1215@1834¢; seconds, i114@! 2¢. Daines—Extras, 12 @1]c¢; seconas, 9c; packing stocl EGS—Firm, moderateiy active. Firsts sold chiefly at 8@s14c, 1083 Off cases returned. Livestock. : mixed. 33 308 05@3 421z rough, $3 05@S 20. Recelpts 32,000. Estimated to-mor- —Beeves, $3 80@5 15: cows and heit- ers. $1 B0@4 #0; Texas steers, $285@4 00: stock- ers und ieeders, $3 25@3 45. Receipts 9000, Eaul- mated to-morrow 900U, BSHEx P—All Teceipts 14,000 Keceipts at Omaha. SOUTH OMAHA, NEB2., July 16.—CATTLE— Receipts, 2400 head; market active and strong, closing weak. SHEEP—Recefpts, 1900 head; 10¢ higher. ts at Kangas City. KANSAS CITY, Mo. July 14 ~CATTLE—Re- ceipts, 6500 head; market steady, slow. 10GS—Recelpts, 1400 head: murket strong. BHEEP—Receipts, 2000; strong and active. TREASURY. WASHINGTON, D. C, July 14 — To-day's statement of the condition of the Treasury show; Available cash balance, $232,094,116; goid re- serve, $142,806,253. CASH IN THE ¥ORElu MARKETS, London. LONDON, Ene, July 14.—Consols, 112 13-16; silver, 27 9161 Liverpool. WHEAT—Firm: No. 1 standard California wheat. 31s: cargoes off coast, nothing doing. cargoes on passage, sellers asking an advance or 3d to 6.: Engiish country markets, general'y dearer: Liverpool wheat, No. 1 California, 65 4d@6s 50. LOT1ON—Uplands, 4 9-324. EXCHANGE AND BULLION, Sterling Exchange, 60 days, — ma87 Sterling Exchange, sight . — ass Sterlig cables. =¥ a0 New York k-xcliange, sight - 1714 New York Exchange, telegraphic.. — 20 Fine Silver, per ouce. z 6014 Mexican Dollars. 49 4915 e e YESTERDAY'S WHEAT MARKET. SaN Fraxcisco, July 14, 1897, The following resume of the wheat market s furnished by K. A. Bresse, Produce Exchange grainbroker, 412 Pine stree:: San Francisco. :15 A. M. SESSIO: The dispasition in wheat to-day was. sluggish at opening, in sympathy with Chicago’s weak- Liverpool cables reported wheat &d to bigher. December, $1 2534 10:15 A. M. SESSION. Wheat opened strong on Eastern influences. December was in good demand at $1 2614 at the ovbening. Later in the session Chicago began to weaken, causing an easier feeling in this market. December closed at $1 253. May opened at $1 285/ and closed av $1 2814 11:15 A, x sEssioN. Chicago wheat closed firmer, causing shorts in this market to buy back thelr early sales. Decem- ber sold at $1 26 and closed at $1 257 bid, May, 31 2845, Y e s 2 P BESSION. Wheat openeé st the afternoon sessfon with & s'rong feeling. December sold at $1 261, There were heavy (flerings at this price, c.using a de- clineto §1 15%, wocre the murkec closed. May, gomivally, §1 -8%@1 3855. December bariey, Chicago. ‘Wheat was in fair deroand a: the start this morn- Ing. Beptember 'gfllml at 6714cto 673c, July 72¢, December Vgc. Laverpool quoied spot Wheat (July) 13 higher. August was equally strong. Sepiemberand December were 5sd higher. The local crowd are disposed to bull Wheat onzany favor«ble sizns, and are being guided by foreign markets entirely, he selling Lo-day was mostly by Iarge bolders, Who had g0od profits and were willing to lev go, 1o gain pick up the W heat on any resction. Reports from the Northwest were not encour- 8gI0g 10 Lhe bears. Ther cen, rains are szid to have caused rust {n Wheat to an alarming extont. Receiyts of new Wheat continue small. Thisis & factor which causes unezsiness among the shorts, The world’s visible supply of wheat decreased 5,000,000 bushels for the past seven days, as com- pared with a decrease of 1,160,000 bushels for th» preceding seven days. 'This large decrease in wheat was a surprise 1o the crowd, who bought wheat freely. As soon as this information was known. September advanced to 671zc. At the advance selling becam - general, causing the price to work back to 6634 , with July at 72c. AL the close the feeiinz was firm at an advance of 14¢ from the low point. ‘The market has been without the influence of the French markets for the past threedays. Pri- vate advices irom Paris zre of an encouraging nature. Exports are increasing slightly . and promise further enlargement. WHEAT MOVEMENTS. Receipts. Shipments. Bushels. Citles. Bushels. 82,760. ...Minneapolls.. L 3 7 337,600 236,500 15,413 163,721 59, 848 81,000 262,658 31,648 LIVERPOOL WHEAT FUTURES. July. Aug. Sept. Oct. Dec. Opening. 51165 5955 5814 b8 6Bl Clostug .6la 510 55 584 58 Paris closed on account of holl Corn opened steady at yesterday’s clo:ing figures and became slightiy depressed on fine weaiher conditions. September openea at 2634c and de- clined to 2854c. At the decline, Cudahy’s brokers bought freely. At the close 2612 wus bid, wicha sirons undercurrent. Recelp.s'are rupidiy falling oft. Cribbers are mot disposed to sell at current prices. Oats are dull and devold of spectal features. PRODUCE MARKET. WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS, WHEAT—Futures are higherand spot grain is very firm at the prices. Local quotations are as follows: $1 233,@1 25 for No. 1, $12614@1 27%; for choice and $1 30 1 85 for extra choice for milling. CALL BOARD SALES. INFORMAL SESSION—9:15 o'clock—December— 4000 ctls, $1 2544 SECOND SESSION — December — 16,000 ctls, 81 :6%4; 18,000 .81 26Yg; 20,000, 81 26; 4000. 81 2574; 8000, $1 263, May—12,000, $1 2864; 2000, $1 25 15: 6000, $1 2835: 2000, $1 2814 REGULAE MORNING SESSION—December—3000 ctls, $1 26; 34,000, 81 2675 May—2000. 51 2814, S1SS10N — December — 8000 ctls, 000, £128: 10,000, 81 257 May — 4000, 81 2534; 14,000, 81 2854, BARLEY—reed has sgaln advanced and is very firm. New Biewing continues in good demand sor shipment. Feed, 7:%3@77%ac P cil; new Brew- mg, 87%@95¢; old Brewing, nominal. CALL BOAED SALES. INFORMAT SESSION—9:15 o'clock—No sales. Nosales. LAE MOENING SESSION—NO salcs. —December—24,000 ctls, 73c. OATS_Fancy Feed, $1 273@1 274y good to choice, 81 07%@] 17%: common, $5c@S$1 05: Surprise, 81 36@1 40; Milling, £1 15@1 20 B cti Clipped 'Oats seli a; $1@2 ® ton over the Taw product. CORN—Large Yellow is higher and scarce. The other Kinds are firm and unchanged. Large Yel- low, $1 0214@1 05: Small Round do, $112%@ 1 15: White, 85@ibc B ctl. KYE—0ld, 923,@96c: new, 80@82%ac B ctl. BUCKWHEA1—Is nominal at uc@8l 16 cil for new and $1 35 for old. D MILLSTUFFS, FLOUR AN Corn products are higher in sympathy with the raw produc FLOUR— $425@4 3 CORNMEAL, Corn. $24 P tor MILLSIUFFS—Prices In sacks are as follows. usuai discount tothe trade: Grabam Flour, $2 50 P 100 1bs: Kye Flour, #100: Kice Fiour, €5 75: Cornmeal, $2@2 25; extracream do $2 75; Ontmeal. §3 50; Oat Groats, $4; Hominy, §3 10@ 3 80; suckwheat Fiour, 83 25@3 bU; Cracked Wheat, $5: Farina, $4; Whole Wheat Fiour, 5275: Rolled Oats(bbly) 84 95@5 15; Pearl Barley. S5 75@A1Bplic Eeanias S0 ianaos ek S5 N s Net cash prices are: Family extras, Bakers' extras, $4 16@4 20 B bbl. ETC.—Feed Corn, $23; Cracked HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS, Hay I3 12 such moderate receipt that 1t 100ks as if the farmers were holding back for better prices. Rolled Barley is higher. BRAN—$14@14 50 for the best and $13@13 50 % ton for outside hrands. MIPDLINGS—$18 50@19 50 for lower grades and $20@21 % ton for the best. FEEDSTUXFS — Rolled Barley, $17@17 50, Oflcake Meal at the mill, $26 50 @ ton; jobbing, 50. HAY—Wheat, $8 50@11 50; Wheat and Oat, $750@10 50; Oat, $: 60@9; Parley, $7@8 O River Barley, $5@6 50: compressed, $*@10 50; Aifalfa, first cutuing, $5@5 50; second. $6@6 00; stozk, $6@8; Clover, $6 50@8 50 ton. 1RA W—25@50c B bule BEANS AND SEEDS, Prices for all kinds show no further change. B ANS—Bavos quoted ar $1 50@1 60: Small Whites, 81 05@1 10; Large Whites, 95c@$1 05 B ct: Pinks, 95c@$: Reds. $1@! 16: Black- eye, $1 40@1 50: ked K.dney, nominal; Lim:s, #1 50@1 60; Butters, $125@140; FPea, 51 10@ 120, SEEDS—Brown Mustard. $2 50@3 75; Yellow Mustard, 81 758 ctl: Flax, 1 60@1 70; Seed, 13;@214c B Ib: Alfalfa, 614c; Kape, 234c; Hemp, 3c; Timothy, 41jc. DRIED PEAS—Niles, nominal; Green, $1 20@ 1720 % el POTATOES, All descriptions run along without much change. POTATOES—New Kary Rose in boxes 5U@ ©bc: 1n sacks, 5U@40c; new Burbanks, 50@85¢ cul in hoxes and 40@50c ip sacks; Sweet Foiatoes, ONzON VEGETABLES. 115@2c B Ib. BN xew Reds, 60@7Vc ® sack; Silver- skins, ¥ @9 .c B ctl. VEGETABLES—Bsy Squash, 25@35c B box; Bay Cucumbers, 25@35¢ B box: Pickles 65c for No. 1 ana 40@5Uc for No. Z; Asparagus, $1@2 50: Green Peppers, 40@$0c sor Chile and 50@75c for Bell: Green Feas, 115@2Yac String Beans, 1@ Green' Okrs, 50@75c v nt, 75¢@% bbage, 60@75¢c B ctl: Carrots, 46@30¢ B sack: Garlic, 114@:34¢c ® Ib: ‘Tomatoes, 16@26c B box for Vacaville xnd 50@ 85c¢ for River; Green Corn, 5Uc@$1 @ sack, 7o@ 85c ¥ crate for Berkely and $1@1 76 ¥ crate for Alameda. BUTTER, Butter and Eggs are still weak and a fraction lower. EUTTER— :AMERY—Fancy creameries, 1815@1! onds, 1/@18c B b Dairy—choice to fancy, 186@17c B Ib; lower grades, 12@1 dc. PICKL FIRKT B0 EASTERN—1%@1234¢ for ladle-packed. CH K ESKE—Choice mild new, T%@8c; common to good. 6@7c B Ib: Cream’ Cheddar, 10@ilc; Young America, 8@9c; Western, llc; Eastern, 18@lbe B b ‘;gf.us—uunch Bggs, 16@1814c: store Eggs, 1114@l4c P dozen; Eastern, 12%,@l8c; Duck Eggy, 14 ¥ doz IOULTRY AND GAME. CHEESE AND EGGS. sec- POULTRY—The market is quiet and rather weak than otherwis®. Live Turkeys, 15@16c for Gobblers and 15@16c for Hens; Geese ¥ pair, 81 25; Ducks, $2 50@3 26 for oid and $3@5 for young: Hens, $3@4 50; Koosters, young. $6@7 50 B duz: o, old, $4; Fry- ers, 84@4 50 B dozen: Broflers, $3@3 50 for larze and $1 76@2 50 for small; Pigeons, 81 25 B dozen for young and for old. GAME—Hare, nominal; Rabbits, nominal. DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS, The whole market scems to be working around into better shape. Feaches are slowly improving. Apricots are decidedly stronger, and Saa Francis- co and Sacramento canners are buying them up in Alameda County at rising prices. Good Apples are also dojng better. Melons are firm. DECIDUOUS FRUITS— Strawberries, $2@2 50 P chest for large and $4. ‘or small. Black berries, $1 76@2 75 B chest. Raspberries, $3@5 7 chest. Huckleberries, : ¢ ® 1b. Currants, 31 50@2 @ chest. 1ted Nectarines, 50c: White, 50¢ B box. Peaches, 20@40c P box and 26@35c P basket for common kinds an 1 40@60c B box and B5@bUc basket for Craw fords. Plums, *5@40c B box. A Lricots, 25@50C B box and $7 015 B ton fn ul Green Pears, 25@40c P small and 40@5 laree box and l“@!l@bofl basket; Bnrl.l".ll?%“fl%“fl ® box. HJid Apples, 8161 60; New Apples, 28@ 750 B x. Fies “”‘g’l”fi?“?@?@'um a , single ers, + double I o @%- oc.- x: double Iayers, Grapes, 50c for Seedless Sultanas and 25@ 50 ior Fontameb'eau and Sweetwater. Watermelons, $7@18 100. Canzuloupes, 82 50@4 00 B crate. Nutmeg Meivns, $1@1 50 P box. CITRUS FRUITS—Navel Orances, $1 75@2 50 for choice to fancy and $1@1 50 B box for com- mon; Seedlings $1@1 256 B _box: Mediterranean Sweets, 81 50@1 75: _Si. Michaels, $2- Lemons, 76c@s. 25 for common and $1 50@3 #,bx for good to cholce; Mexican Limes, #6 50 California Limes, 76c P uor: Bananas, § @2 50 § bunch: Pineappies, §1 60@8 @ dox - 414@434c: lignt amber extracted, 33,@4c B 1. DRIED FRUITS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETC. The general revival in trade reported all over the country is sffecting this market. That is, trade is no livelier, but the feeling regarding fu- ture prices 13 strouger. Buyers have less Lo say about low prices and the growers are disposed to hoid for fair figures. L is reporte. that $20 B ton ls being bia for green Prunes in sania Clara ounty. DRIED FRUITS—Quotations are as follow: Peaches, 5@bc B b: fancy. 614c: peeled, @11 Apricots, new, syot, 5L4@6c ® Ib. carioad lot evaporaied Apples,5@6c: sun-dried, 234 @33/ Prunes, 216@3c for the 4 sizes:. white Figs, 2@: Plums, §@43zc or pitted and 1@1%gc for unpitted Nectarines, “$16@415c B I for yrime to fanc: Pears. 2@ic for quariers aud 2@5c for halves. ;}Alsle— 2. our-crow, loose, 4@5c; 3-crown, 31a@ic: 2- crown. 23,@3uc B 1 Goedions Sntana: 5@5 Y seedless Muscatels 4@414c; 3-crown London la) ers, $1@1 15: clusters, $1 15@1 256: Dehesa clus- ters, $1 75@2; Tmveriul ciusters, $2@2 5. NUTS—Wainats. 613@7c B for s andard and 9@9%sc B Ib for softshell: Almonds, B@7c for Lan- guedoc, 215@31jc for hardshell and B@9e B 1 for papershell; Peanuts, 4@5¢ B B for Eas ern aod 4c for California: Hickory Nuts, 5@6c ® 1h; Pecans, 8@10¢ # Ib: Fiibert«, 9@936c; Brazil Nuts, 5@c; Cocoanuts, $5@5 50 ) 100. HONEY—XNew Comb, 1Cc for bright and 7@9c for lower grades; new water-white extracted, BEEEWAX. @25¢ B Ib. PROVISIONS, CURED MEATS—Bacon, 8c B Ib for heavy, 8%c for light medium, 9c for light, 10@1015c for extra light and 1134@12c for sugar-cured. East- ern sugar-cured Hams, 12@12%4¢ ® 1b; Callfornia Hams. 10@11c B Ib: Mess Beef, $8@S 50 B bbl: extra mess do, $8 50@9; tamily do, $9 50@10; salt ¥ork, $/ 50@» bbl: extra prime Pork, 810 @1V 50; extra clear, $13 50@14; mess, $12 50@13 ® bbl: Bmoked Beef, 93ac B . LARD—Eastern tierces is quoted at 4%,@b¢ for compound and b3,@6c for pure: palls, 635@6%c; California tierces, 415c 3 1b for compound and Slic for pure: halt-bbls, 534c; 10-Ib tins, 64c; do 51, 6140 B I COT) OLENE — Tierces, 53c. Packages less thau 300 Bs—1-b pails, 60 in a case. 87pc: 3-Ib pails, 20 in a case, 83jgc; 5-1b pails, 12 in a case, 8l4c: 10-1b palls, 6 n a case, 81pc: 50-1b tins, 1 or lu 8 case, T8gc: wooden buckets. 50 1bs net, 74c: fancy tubs, 50 Ibs net, 754c; half-bbls, about U tbs, T3ac B b, : HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. 2 1 Wool is in extra first ciass shape, as wil! be seen below. :iides are s:1if ang selling well. HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell 1o under sound stock. Heavy salted steers, 8@ # Ib; medium, 7@7Y5c; light, 64@7c: Cownidds, Tlec B 1b; Stags, 6c; salted Kip, 7¢: salted calf, 8c B 1b; salted Veal, 7c; dry Hides 183jc: culls and brands, 1lc; dry Kip and Veal, ilc; ary Calf, 16c; culls, 10c; Goatskins, 20@35ceach: Kids, 5c; Deerskins, good summer, 25c B Ib; medium, 20c; winter, 20c; Sheepskins, sheariings. 10@20c each; short wool, 26@40 each; medium, 40@50c each: long wools, bU@75¢ I ALLOW=—No. 1, rendered, 234 234@23sc; Tefined, 5c; Grease, 2 § b. WOUL—A local circular says: “afier this date the hard times and low prices of 1894, 1895 and 1896 will be a dream of the past for Woolmei. The past mouth up to da.e hias been the most active 10 the history of domesiic Wool in the United States, and this will apply to California as well #8 Massachusetis, where sales have been of greater maanitude than at_any former Ume in the same period. Our quotations give a full average price for the different clagses of Wool named, and we can say that the markec geins rather tnan loses s rength, 80 that Woo.-growers may 100k forward 1o better times an1 better prices for saveral yvears to come. Sales for the week 500,000 Ibs.” Spring clip s quoted as foliows: Northern, 13@16¢ § Ib: Mountain, 11@13c; Foothi 1, 9@11c: San Joaguin, year’s clip, 8@fc: do, seven months, sqmcl\ ; Nevadas, 10@12c; Eastern Oregon, 10@12c. HO¥S—6@8c B b for fair io cnoice and 9@10c for fancy. Contracts are being drawn at 8@luc for new Oregons and 714@9c for new Washingtons and 81@10c for CalliGnlas. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. BAGS—Calcutta Grain Bags, 47sc; San Quentin, 85 40: Wool Bags, 24@27c. COAL—Wellingion, 8. New Wellington, 88; Soutnfield Wellington. 87 50; Seattle. 35 50; Bryant, 85 50: Coos Bay, $4 75; Wallsend, $7 50 @ lon; Cumberland, 31450 B ton in bulk and | $15 50 tu sacks: Pennsylvania, Anthraciie Egg, | $15 3 ton; Welsh Anthracite, $8@10; Cxnnel, 88 Pton: Rock Springs, Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley, $7 80; Coke, $11@12 in buik aud $13 # ton in sks. SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refinery Company quotes, terms net cash: Cube and Crushed and Flue Crushed, 635c: Powdered, 57c: Dry Granu- lated, 53¢ B b: Confectioners’ A, bjsc: Magnolia A, 47ci Exira G 4%c; Golden C, 4640: Candy Granulated, 53 liif-barrels Jjc more than barreis, and boxes Yzc more. SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET. Hogs are weak at the decline. ‘Wholesate rates for dressed stock from slaugh- terers are as follows: BEEF—First qua'ity, 515c ® b; _second do, be; | third do, 4@4%ac P Ib. VEA. e, D15@6Y0c: small, T@Sc B b | “RIU'I TON—Wethers, ya@te; Ewes, d@blge | . LaMB—Soring. 614@7%sc B b. PORK—Live Hogs, 31ac ror large and $3c for small and medium; P b; dressea do, be. soft Hogs, 235@3i4c RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. ¥OR 24 HOURS. Flour, ar ak 13 827) kutes, cls, 492 Oregon. . 14,900 Cheese, cus 3u2 ‘W heat, ctis 1,415 Kggs, dos. 11.400 Farley. ctts.”.". 975/ idex. no. 423 Corn. East, ctls. 400/ Pelts. {bals. 3,159 Yeans. acs....... Wine. gats. 15,000 Potntoes, sc3.. 3,622 Wool. ois 137 Onlons, sks. 285/ Oregon. 20 5 Hay. wns., 413“ leauner roits. 210 siraw, tons. 20| Hops. bis. 1 Miduiiugs ks 75| lima LDIS. ... 240 Yran. sks........ 1.770| Paper, reams.iw 1,470 Oregon, sk 1,800 | THE STOCK MARKET, Mining stocks were weaker aud the best prices were lower than tno.e of the preceding day. The Champion Mining Company of Nevada County has declared its thirty-ninth dlvidend of 20 cents per ahare, puyable on the 20th. The New York and Honduras Rosario Mining Company has declared a dividend of 10 cents per share, payable on July 2). The Pacific ~urety Company has declared quar- terly dividend of 2 per cent, payable immediately. The Mercur Mining Company of Utah has de- clared a dividend of 1214 cents per share, amount- ing to $25,000. paygble July 20. ‘i he Stiver King Miniag Company of Utah patd adividend of 25 cents per shars, amounting to $57.500, 01 July 10. The Kentuck Consolidated delinquent assess- ment sale will be held to-day. Montnly and quarterly dividends will be patd by & number of local corporations to-day, {nc udlag the Oakland Gas, Ligbt and Heat Compaay 25 cents, Bank of Catifornia $3, Nevada Bank $1 50 and California Sufe Deposit and Trust Company $1 60 per share. ‘The output of ore f om the Overman mine for the past week amounte! Lo seven mining car- loads, of the averaco assay vaiue of $41 25 per ton. Thisore was «xtracted from smull streaks, which ure being followed above the north drift on the $00 level. There is no change in the appear- ance of these strewks, which are likely to furnish afair quantity of good ore for some time to come. Lasy week the mine was in operation five days only, as no wors wxs doue on Monday, July 6. When there is a suiiclent accumuia ion of Over. man ore it will be wor.ed at the Brunswick mil, ‘I he repairs to the eugine at the main shafc of the Yellow Jacket mine have been wholly com- pleted, and men have been jut (0 WOrk making 1epairs wherever necessary on the 1000 and 110v levels. it is expected by the management that the latter work wiil be compleied by August 1 and that everything will Le in shape at that time to resume prospeciing 0n thoss levels at poinis where ther. are good Indications for finding or Men have also been put to work In the jolot Y. low Jacket, Crown Point ana Kentuck Conso'i- dated west'drift. on the “sagebrush” level of the Yellow Jucket shait. The repairing and eniarge- ment of this drift were suspended pending the overhau'ing of the machivery at_the mouth of the shaft. 1y Angust 1 they expect to have the re- pairs and other chanses in ths west drift com- pleted. and then the west country will be explored acthat point. BOARD SALES. > Following were the sales in the San Francisco Stock Board yesterday: REGULAR MORNING SESSION, COMMENCING 9:30. 323 prnna 100 Ovrma 500 Potost AFTERNOON SESSION—Z2:30, 14/100 ~uvuce.... 25600 Utab......06 100 H&EN. .. 5| 87]300 X Juokei 49 100 Mexican..3: 700 .. 200 Ocetd...... 1%| Following were the saies in the Pacific Stock Board yesterday: REGULAR SESSION—10:80. 200 Alphs.....15 6U Coun 1.07%4/900 Potost 450 Anta 60 tuvace. ... 09 300 Challge... 4] 450 Chollar . 200 . 10) Belcner....13) 39| US| 200 Uhalixe... 38 150 Cholr ... 75(1 Y 1.0b) 400 C Poins.... 1811050 8 Nev. .87 CLOSING QUOTATIONS. WEDNESUAY, July 14—4 P Bid Asked., Bl‘lLAlkzg6. 15 == Alpha Qon..... 13 ot 14 va [T 17 81 32 . s o iz 07 62 74 10 125 44 37 Yg Con, impertal. 01 u Confidence...... 1.00 08 Lon New Yotz — 2 Crown Point... 18 83 EastSlerraNe? — 1.60 bureka Uoa - (e kxcnequec.... 01 42 Guuia & Curey. 82 o Lo Norces 88 4 STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. WEDNESDAY. July 14-3 P. 3% UNITED STATES BONDS. Bid__Asked. Bid, Asked. CE4s conp. 112V — |U S dsrez...ivd -Uig Lonew 1ssuel.5 - MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. Cal-stObIABs. 11115 — (Uak Gas 3 - 1N Lo 2d is 6s... 3083210914 Cal Elec L 68127 CoraCWos — 97 (Ommbusbs. 1284412414 Dpnt-stex-cp — 100 |P&O Ryds. — us Rdsn L&P 61137 — |P&ChRy6s.101 — F&CHRE 651073 Pwiar KR 6111415118 Geary-st R0s — 10215 Keno, WL&L — 105 | HU&S5%4s100 — [SactoP&uL. — 100 losang LOi — 100 [SFENPRSy.102 10214 DoGntesd 83 100 |PREArizd: 93 64 Mxt-siCblegs122%, |sPRRCalos. 107% — DoRyCon da 109 10934 SPRECalos. — = 90 NatVingslst — 00 NevCNgR7s. — 108 N Ky Cal 6s.i04 105 |SPBrRCal6s. 102 105 5V Water 8. 119 SV Waterds. 10114102 NEyCa os. — 95 [NiktnGdisi — 103y WATER STOCKS. Contra Costa 30%; — (Sprng Valley10034101 MarinCo.... 50 — | ©AS AND ELECTRIC STOZKS _ 26 |Puoifio Lixa. 467 4734 o8, < |SFG&Eleo. YTig 973 753 814 san Francess 3 31 OakG L&H 54 65 |Stocklom.... — 18 FaoGas Imp 93 9314 INSUBANCE 8TOCKS. Fireman'ar-180 165 | 4 COMMERCIAL BANK STOCKS. al 50 - kust Naiown' (5 190 Boeorat, 28753240 | Londonrea. 107 Laibb&llo 99 103 Merch Kx. 14 - SAVINGS BANK BTOCKS. | ®&LOO0. i34 — [Savé&iosn. — 103 UnaRELAl0) - [Scourityow38 o Mutal..... 30 40 |UmonTcis 925 1000 | wEBav Unionddd — STREET RAILROAD STOCKS. Californta....1v8 112 (OskSL&Har — 100 Geary-st..uw <9 — |Presidio..... b5 - Markowst. o sobg 4034 POWDER STOCKS. |GlantCon..,. 28 31 Vigorta ..l 1% 17 | MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. Alnsks Pkre. 9714 — (Na Vinto. 33 T4 B Tean 02100 “14p [Oceaniosste — ' 2¢ HawC&sCa.. 1634 164 Pac Aux P A 3% Huich SFUG 27 279 PacBoraxCa, 99 — MorkxAssa. 80 & -~ |PartPmaiGe 6 7 5ALES—MORNING SKSSION. Board — 100 Alaska Packers' Association 97 50 5 do do 87 37y, 60 do do . 87 25 10 Hawalian Com 16 25 30 do do 50 Hutchinson 8 P Co. 100 Mutual Electric Light. 40 S F Gas & Eiectric Co. 26 do do 50 Vigorit Powder . Streei— 40 5V Water..........cue w.ees 100 75 BALES—AFTERNOON SESSIO: Board— 200 Hawailan Commerolal . 1826 100 Hautchinson 8 P Co. . 27 50 43 SF Gas & Eiectric - 97 371 50 S8V Water. : - 100 8734 F4U0SF & N v . 102 26 Freei— 75 Bank of Callfornia. ... 10 5 V Water. 180 do do e — HOTEL ARRIVALS. PALACE HOTEL. W E Brightman, R I A Sinebo:ham, Mass J ¢ Wheat, New York Mra C H Harvey. Pa ¥ S Chadren. Ohio TS Lippy, Washington D A Weich, Boston J L Lippy, Wasnington A Blair, St 'Louis Mrs T S Lippy, Wash C Vehmeyer, Chicago J P Whitney. Boston Schotiéid. Matne P Whitney, Boston CK Curts, Us N V Whitney. Boston ii Hewey, Mill Valley May Burlingame, N Y 3 A Dupaale, San Mateo J F Dennis, Reno Arnold, Victoria C'T Gleason, N ¥ G M Gilliople, N Y A Knight & w, Ohio * W Flint, Los Angeles J B F rish, Denver S Biburk, Los Ang G E Farish, Denver ¥ Huede, Coronado I' H-Minard, Denver W G Nevin, Los Ang kmma B Stanley, (1l JL Tousiow. S s arbara J E Fogg, St Louls 3 i Hitchcock, Los Ang W J Konley, Loulsville 1 E Hyds, Visalia D B Homes, N Y J A Bicknell. Los Ang Mis W M Butier, Mo W A Clark, Montana Miss Rutherford, Mo ¥ R Meeker, U Beitha Ruthe-ford, Mo E R Stanton, N ¥ W M Carroll & w, Mo A Dodge, Michigan Mrs C H Vehmeyer, 411 ¥ West, Stockion H Sidebotham, Sta Bar Miss Eu-ice Cookey,N Y C ookey, N ¥ Miss V Wesicott. N'Y J W O Broadhead, Mo C H Harvey, Pa O P Harvey, Pa Miss A £ Lougaken, Pa GRAND HOTET. E H Brown, Hollister N McConnell & w, N Y Dr 1 Brown, ~an Jose J K Marlowe, Sacto J L Hutcheson, Cal, Mrs M A Hudson, Cal 3 M Kile, Stoc<ton Miss L A Firby, Mrs J R Shaffper,Traver S B Thorp & w, N ¥ L Hanchett, Santa Cruz Miss G Storey, Pa Miss Pa'mer, St Louis Miss A M T.il, Pa J Hatch & w. Fhila Mias M Plerce, Tenn Miss Hatch,Poiladelphia A Kobertsou & f, Scotind Miss 3 M Hatch, Phila C R Hurd & w, Denver A Hatch, Philadelphia - Miss hurd, Denver G B Cofl, Sacto Mrs Rose Phillips, Wash Mrs B Alexander, Wash W_E Mackay, Wash Gen Bushnell, Tenn J O Westwood, Alaska J L Ciutton, Detroit Fred Pierce, Alaska CA Clausen, N Y H L Levesque, Alaska W W Foote, Oaciand 8 B Rhoods, Alaska § Porier & w, Mass J B Arrison, Phila J A Wilson, Red Biuft W H Ross, ind A Taylor, Madera J E Kirk & w, Peorla H M Sale, Los Ang Mre W H Tayl 1, Mo J T Larkin, tenicia W R Gray, Sa t Lixe Dr G H Morrali,Sia Clar Lettice Chapman, Ls Ang S W Blythe. Downey O B Hornberger, Chicago C Littlefie d & w, Mass 8White, N ¥ G W Morrow, Vt R E Baer, Cloverda S E Morrow, Vt DrJ M Biodgett, | o M k Germain, Fresno MrsJ W Kelly, Cal 5 H Valentine, Los ABg > U Cornell, Merced Mrs Richazdson, Mich ~ J B Richardson, Suisun J Lupjer, Sucio Fiorence Rogers, Tenn A E arb r, Stockton Miss L Harris. St Louis Dr§ E Custer, Dayton Miss M Lasar, St Louis A Manasse, Napa & Halliday, Farmington W L Lozan. J_taliday, Farmington E K Ka ser, Miss M Robinson, StLuis J Klempp. Stockion Miss V Robinson, St Luis H W Leouard, Trinity Miss J Farmer, 5t Louis B F Young, Tean V P Beail, 5t Louis Mrs J J Keily, Salinas Miss R Garver, st Louls Miss M Kelly, Sall Miss E Meyer, St Louls H Dougias, Guaymas M ¢ Webb, Ohio H A Tupper, Denver L Calhoun. Ohio W Kingard, uhio S 1 McKee, Pitusburg M M Paiterson, Pittsbrg R ~holtz, St L vis Miss K Caldweil, Mo~ C Waiker, >t Louis Lilide Lewis, Onio J T M1 chell, Mo Annle Raokin, Ohio Miss or« Miicne I, Mo Heien Epshuu, Ohio Mrs i H Gray, Mo Kaith Farr.s, Ohio iss Edmouston, Mo Mrs J B Needies, [l Miss Neva Smuth, Mo Mi.s Minnie Necdies, 11l R L Hoje, Mo Miss M Thomas, Ok s R L Hope, Mo Mrs F D Genung, LT B H Downing, Mo Miss M Pidenour. Mo ¥ N Isaac, Hanford Mi-s Herman, St Louis G Peterson, Oakdale Mrs & M Bugg, Mo D Johnson, Los Angeles Macy E Bugg, Mo J C Mench, Alton, Iil A S Davis & Wi, Mo MrsJ W srittain, Boston J K Breckiuriage, Utah BALDWIN HOTEL C Peck, Kalamazoo S Caro, N Y M D Neild, Vallejo F D Ssunders, Nebr J H Lutane, San Rafael C Franks, San Rafael A T Bassford, Savsalito E G Crowdis, N J U E huwkins, New City L A Dickey, Honolulu N § Hambright. Phila = B P Tabor, Auburn D E Jounson, Chicago A Goldman, BakeFsfield Mrs r. Z Benson, Pa Miss G Burt, Des Moines JMCaldwell, Beunington FizDremmer, Bennington Mrs T Cobbdd, Stockton F M Todd, Antur 1 Q Mud iock. Stockton E K Wardell, Washington Mrs M Jooes, Oakland C E Jack: & w, Mo NEW WESTELN HOTEL. E H Lovelace, Kan City H H Schell, Ft Madison S Smith, N Y P J Rvan, Peoria W B Pyrees,Walnt Grve C & Hans n, WalntGrove @ Coult, Alcatraz ¥ Henderson. Ft Bayance G H Morris, Ft bayance J & Geis er. Ft Bayance A G Leveron, Fresno W D Clausen, US N JJ Haywine. US N Miss Collins, Towa Falls Miss Cowan, lowa Falls J 0’Brien, Kane Springs W B Angus. WalutGrve CJ Lambert, Los Aug H ~heran & w, Los Ang_H G Breihulem, N MrsM Wiliame & d, N M REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. City and County of ~an Francisco to Almira S. Townsend, lo. on SW_corner of O’Farrell street and Van Ness avenue, W 178:8 by §120: Joseph Magner to Benjamiu D.” Dean, lot on S line of u'Farrell street. 190 W of Gougn, W 30 by also all interest in lot beginning 190 W of street and 120 S of O'Farrel, W 30 by S g1v. te Shaw to Isabel T. Glennon, lot on N lihe of Vallejo street, 81:3 W of Octavia, W 27 by N 125; 10. ¥ ienzi and Mary C. Hughes to John W, Riley, lot on W line of Laguna street, 87:6 S of Page, & 25 by W 100; $10. & Elizab_th k. Gallagher (McKay), wife of Cor- muc, to Margaret McKay. 1ot on W lina of Baker street, 62:6 N of Geury, N 20 by W 68:9; gift. Colman 0’10 le 10 Kate 0'Toole. 1ot on K line of Boyce sireet, 100 N of Point Lobos uvenue, N 25 by £ 120; gift. Williami $ T'helps to Jane Phelps, block 323, bounded by Jefterson, Beach, Wesi Sevenih and West Eichith s reets,” excepting NW_cocner of Beach and Laguna, 5 toa yoin on shore line of b.v, SW to N sine of Beach sirest, S and E to bezinuing: gift. iy I and Helen J. Hutchinson to Julla E. Spinnev, lot on N iine of Thir:eexth street, 25 & of Stevenson, K 28 by N 85; $10. Joseph A. Oliver w0 James Lgan, lot beginning 272:6 W of Church street and 139:5! N of huhl‘g“.;th.N 1:3:355, SE 25:08%, 8 121:7, W 25; ). YLan6enbach, lot on N 1ine ol Liberty street, 180 B of Casiro, E 5 by N 114: $10, =same (0 John B. Stone, fot on N line of Liberty Street 205 k or Castro. & 25 by N 114: $10. ‘Same to Juljus Witr, ot on S line of Twentleth street, 265 E of Castro K 29 by 5 114: $10. Same to George W. Stone, 10 on N lige of Lib- erty street, 280 & of Castro ¥ 25 b- N 112: $10. ‘Same o Lewfs K. Meredith, 10t on E line of Castro street, 101:6 S of I'wentieth, S 25 by B 105: $10. Ida J. Crowell to Aiexanier B. Truman, loton Eline ot Valencia streo., K0 N of "l wenty.third, 25 by 1 125; $10. N i uduon Hortert 6 Owen MeCann, lot on N line of Twenty-sixth s:1eet, 49:4%, W of Hurrison, W 3: v S 90; $10. T lederick C. Matcnows to Mary A. Matthews, 1ot on ne of Liberty street, 100'W of Guerrero, W 25 by N 114: gift. l!enl'}’" Guignard to Elien O:Lelr_y. lot on ine of Twenty-sixth street, J6u W of Church, W 26:8 by N 114; »240. Gustavus Ros-ncrantz to Lillie B. Ros-ncrantz, undivided :-16 of lot on Fline of Kearny street, 55 & of Post, S 20 by ¥ 100: $10. Helen Alexander to Goida Alexander, loton 8 line of O'Farrell street, 62:6 Eof Powell, E 25 by S 87:6; gift. Pacific Land Association to E. W. Scoit, lot on W line of Rhode Isiand street, 150 8 of Butte or Ninetcenth. W 95, W 180, S 3, SE 201, N 31:9, W 100, N 25, E 100, N 118:9: $5. ALAMEDA COUNTY. Mary H. Simpson o Adelia and Margaret Mad- den, 1ot on S line of Blmpson avenue, 938:6 W of Telegraph, W 6, S 106.63, E 6. N 106.33 10 begin- sehr Muriel, ¢ arlson. Taeoma. Schr Western HomeyXNie son. Bureka. Schr Five Brothers. «0n. S°hr Bender Bro: hers. Zaddart, Walshs Landing. Schr Reliance, Hansen. ieiegraphio. POINT LOBOS, July 14 —10 & a.—Weatnor fogzy: wind SW: velocity 12 mlies. Charinrs. The Brship Rathdown is chartered for whoat (o > 155 Ol oear bark Darra loads lumber on the Souad for Sydney. owners’ account. Snoken Jun> 15—Lat 18 N, long 87 W. Brship River- side, from Shields, for san Francisco. somedtio PORT HARFORD—Salled July l4—Schr Nep- tune tor Ever Ui, PORT TOWNSEND—Arrived July Johu D Talant, from San Pedro. ABTORIA— Arrived suly 14— Bktn Addends, fm Tientsin. U3 PQUA— Salled July 15—Scur Louise, for San Pedro, MENDOCINO—Sailed July 14—Stmr Pt Arena, 14=Schr Safled July 14—Bark Fresno, for Honolulu; schr Ida Schnauer, for San Fran: clsco, SAN PEDRO—Sailed July 14—Schr Beulah, for San Francisco, TACOMA—Cleared July — —Bark Ceylon, for Honolulu. COOS BAY—Arrived July 14— Schr-Di sy Rows ning, being the W 6 feet of loi 21, Stmpson's Truct, Ouklund: $10. J. S. ana Cornelia E. Colburn to Clarence G. In- ersoll, lot on N line of Division street, 30 E of Fine, 1 25 by N 100, block 658, Oaklana’ £10. Henry Hillebrand and as trus ees for Reuben S. Carpentier to K. H. Pardee, lots 1 to 11, 26, 27 and 28, block 154, Oakland; $72. Mrs. E. M. Carley to Mary M. Barrett. lot 198, block M, Beulah Park Camp Meeting Tract, East Oakland; $10. Bulilders’ Contracts. Charlette F. Clarke with Val Franz, contractor; H. Willlamson, sub-contracior sewers, gasfitting and plumbing in building at SW corner Geary and Poweil streeis, $1350; Phil Schwerdt, architect. Same with sume sub-contractor, D.J. Brenan, excavation, brick, cement and granite work for same, $2575; same architect. Mary A. Skelly with Danlel Powers, brick, car- penter and fron work'for a three-story building on W line of Powell street, 85 S of Geary, $5557; same archite-t. THE CALL CALENDAEK. hence July 5. EUREK A—Sailed July 14—Stmr Humbolds, for San Fraucisco. MENDOCINO—Salled July 14—schr Bobolink, for San Francisco. PORT BLAKKLEY—Arrived July Fanny Dutard, fom Ventura. NEWPORT—Arrivea July 14—Sehr John A Campbell, from Port Blakeley. Sailed July 14—> mr Alcazar. ELEL RIVER—Salled Juiy 14—Stmr Chllkat, for San Francis TATOOSH--Passed July 14—Br bark Pomona from Chemainus, for Freemantle. ABTORIA—Arrived July 14—gark Vidette, frm Port Townsen tmr Columbia, hence Juiy 12. EUREKA—Airtved July 14—Stw: Sania Cr hence July 12: stmr Pomona, hence July 15, PORT TOWN:! ND—arrived July 14—Sche Esther Bunne, from Honoluiu: schr Robert Searles. from Honolula. REDONDO—=ailed July 14—Schr Halcy Eureka. BOWENS LANDING—Arrived July 14—Sche Monterey, hence July 12. SAN DIEGO—Arrived July 14—Stmr City, from San Pedro. Forenign Porta SANTA ROSALIA—Arrived July 10—Haw schr Hono ulu, from Vietoria. SCATTERY ROADS—Arrived July 13—Br ship Clan Gulbraith, hence March 15, PANAMA—Arrved July 2—Simr Newport, hce June 10. Sailed July 30—Stmr Starbuck, for Acapulco. PLYMOUTH—Arrived July 18—Br bark Cane dida, from Portland. YOKOH AM A—sSalled July 8—Stmr China, for $an Francisco. HONGKONG—Arrived July 12—Br stmr Coptic, 14—Schr n, for National July, 1897. Su.|Mo. Tu.| W.|Th | Fr. Sa. | Moou's n...gfl i el o (e | | | A\ First Quartes) ‘__ L‘_z _fl@ July 7. 4 8| 7| 8] 9|10|— — | —|—|—|—|—| @ Fuu 1oon. | 11z |18 14118 10 ] 07| el 18 | 10| 20 | 21 | 22 | 28 | 24 | (\Last Quartes 18 |19 (20|21 {3t @ o By —|—|—|—|—|—|—| g Few Moon. || July 29. UCEAN STEAMERS. Dates of Departure From San Francisco. | sarzs. ER. Juiy 16,12 u 15 July 15,10au | Pler 18 July 15,11aM | Pierll |July 15, 9am | Pier 9 |July 1612 u | vier3 |uly 16, 1eu|Pier 13 FPortiana July 17.20am | tler 24 3 | Newpors July 17, 9am | Plaz il City Peking|China &Japan July 17, 1PM/ PM SS Humboidi.. | HumboidtBay | July 17, 2pu | Pier § Yomona.... | HumboldtBay (July 17, ¥em |Piecd City Sydney | Panama. |Juiy18,12 u{PMS s Santa Rosa. San Diego.... |July 19.11am Plerll TSTEAMER | DESTINATION. ABlanchard | Oregon ports.. Ferndale. . WallaWalla | Vic & Pet Sto | July 20, 9au | Plac 3 €008 Bay...| Newpor:...... | iuiy 21 #an |Ples 1L Columbla... | Portiana Vau | Pler it Moan: | 8vd ney |July 22, 2pu | Pler7 Cleveland ..| Puget Sonnd.. | Iuly 22, 5pM|Pler 2 Farallor | Yaauina Bay iy 23.10Aw | Pier 2 — e STEAMEKS 10 ARKLVE. STEAMER | Czarina, Koreka... La Magelelne. Crescen: City. Humboldt. Chilkat.., Humbold: Bay Mackinaw. ‘racoma. Eanta Kosa. San Diego. Columblia. _ | porilana. . Washtenaw ... | Tacoma. Progreso *|Seattte Cleveland. ... | Puget Soun W eeort - | Crescent City. Coos Bay. Arcata._,,| Bunot.. Coron TUmatilia. Victoria & Faralion.. Yaquina Bay. Colon Panama. Orizab: Mexico. State of C Vortiana. SUN, MOON AND 1IDE, TXNTITRED STATES COAST AND GRODETIO BURVEY TIMES AND BEIGHTS oF HIeR AND Low WATERS AT FORT POINT, ENTRANCE TO EAN FRANCISCO BAY. PUBLISHED nY OFFt CIAL AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT. Nore—The high and low iwaters occuc a. the City Front (Missina-sires; Whar!) abo: twenty five minuies Jazec than as Fort Folns; Lo Leigds oftide is thy same a: both places. July ~1887 Thurslay, July 15 Sun rises, 4.69(Moon rises . 8.34ex Sun sets | 7.33|Mocn sets. hence June 11 ; no date, Br stmr Empress ot Jupaa irom Vancouver. NANAIMO—Arrived July 14—8ark Wilna, hnc June 28. SHANGHAI—Sailed July 13—Schr Robert Sud- den, for Puget Sound. Tmportatiaae ST. MICHAELS—Per Excelsior—9 bxs1 bag 1 pkg goid nugeets 11 pkgs mdse. HUENEME AND VENTU RA— Per 8outh Coast —4979 sks varley, 185 cs honey, 2165 sks beans, 3 bxslemons, 228 sks corn. COQUILLE RIVER~— Per Coquille River—22 cs 31 tubs 15 bxs outter, 1 bale peits. 108 bdis broom handies, 1 pkg axles, § ales flannels, 42 head cat- tle, 100 M £t lumber, 210 tons coal. Consigness. Per Excelsior—Alaska Commercial Co. Per South Coast—Field & Stone; A Gerberding & Co; Erlanger & Galinger: J K Armsby & Co; S P Milling Co: H Dutard; Labor Exchaige. Per Coquille River—Dodge, Swoeney & Co; Geo Fritch: Hilmer, Breahoff & Schulz: ¥ B Halght: G Lowenberg: Simpson Lumber Co; Hulme & Hart: Hills Bros: Miller, Sioss & Scott; Smith’s Cash Store. OCEAN TRAVEL PAGIFIC COAST STEAMSIP CO. HO FOR ALASKA! THE ELEGANT STEAMER Willleave SEATTLE, Wash,, JULY 25, 1897, 8t 9. 3 for MUIR GLACIER and Ports in Alaska. For further information anply to Ticket Office, Palace Hotel, 4 New Moutgomery St., San Francisco, J. F. TROWBRIDGE, P. S. Supt., Seattle, Wash. PACFIC COAST_NTEANSHP c0. TEAMERS LEAVE BROADWAY whart, San Francisco, as follows? For ports in Alaska, 9 4. 3 July 5, 10, 25, 30, and every firili day thereafter, For Vicioria and Vaucouver (B. C.), Port send, Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes and . and every fifth day thers- ncouver with the C. P. R. Tacoms with N. P. B. R., at Seattle with o, y., at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers. For iureka, Arcaia and Flelds Landing (Hum- boldt Bay), Sir. Pomona % P. ., July b. 8, 13, 17, 21,26, 30, August 8, 7. 11, 16, 20, 24, 28, Sepiom: ber 1, 6, 10, 14. 18, 23, 27, For Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Simeon, Cayucos, Port Harford (Jan_Luls Obispo), Gaviota, Sante Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, San Pedro, East Saa Pedro (Los Angeles) and Newport, at 9 4. i July 1,5, 9, 13,17, 21, 25, 29, and every fouris day thereafter. For San D!Effl. stopping x:; at Port Harrorl (San Luis Obispo), Santa ara, Port Loa An- peles. Redondo (Los Angeles) and Newport, 11 A July 3, 7,11, 15, 18, 28, 27, 81, and every fourth day thereafter. For Ensenada, San_Jose del Cabo, Mazatlan, Ls Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer Orizaba, 13 4.3, ihe 21 of each montn. ‘Ihe Company reserves the right to change with- out provious notice steamers, salling dates and Bours of sailing. Ticket office—Palace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery street. GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Gen'l Agents, 10 Market si.. San Francisoa. New Wi aicom (Beillgham Bay, Wash.), § July 5, 10,15, 20, 25 after, connecting at R. 5| Time| poqy | Time gy, [Time| o, 1'“'"‘]“-: FLwl Ew| lLw| o lww| To[ 610(—08| L2s| 4.8 5.6 501558 0.8 16| 6.50|—0.4| 2.00| 51| 6:51| 28].... | L w H L w 5. 02| 230 50| 7.00 2.6 a8 09| 3.02| 5.0 854 24 e 1 51 959 8.7\ 9.17| 2. 4 6.2|11.08 34) 956 27| £50| B.2|......| NOTX—In the adove exposition of the tides the early morning tides are given in the left hand column, and the successive tides of the day in the order of occurrence a3 10 time. The second time column gives the second tide of the day, the third time collmn the third tide, and the last or righ bend column gives ths Iast tide of the day, except when thers are but tiree tides, as sometimes sccurs. The helghts given are additions to the soundings on the United Biates Coast Survey charts, except when a minas sign (—) precedes the height, and then the number given 1s subtractive from the depth given by the charis. NOTICE TO MARINERS. A branch of the United States Hydrographlo Office located in the Merchants Exchabre is maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of mariners without regard t0 nationalfty and free'of expense. Navigators are cordially lavited to Visit the office, where complete sets of charts and salling directions of the world are kept on hand: or com- parison and reference, and the latest information can always be obtained regarding lights, dangers 1o navigation and all matiers of interest to ocean commerce. ‘The time ball ontop of the building on Tele- graph Hill is hoisted about ten minutes before noon, and is dropped at noon. 120th meridian, by telegraphic signal received each day from' the United States Naval Observaiory ai Mare Island Cal. A’ notice stating whether the time ball was dropped on time, or giving the error, if any, i published the same day by the afternoon papers, snd by the morning papers the following day. W. 8. Huangs, Leutenant, U. S N., in charga. SAN FRANCISCO. July 14. 1897. } The time ball on Telegrapn Hil. was drop; exactly at 000D to-dsy—L e.. & noon of the 120:a meridian, Or cXacuy &t ¥ . M., Greenwich time. W. 5. HueHes, Lieutenant U. S N.. in charge. The Time Ball. BrANCE HYDROGRAPHIC OFFIO®, U. 4. N, MERCHANTS' EXCHANGR *HIPPING INTFLLIGENCE., Alnved. WEDNESDAY, Jnly 14. Stmr Navarro, Higgins, 18 hours from Usi Trues. toU A Hooper & Co. ime Kxcelsior. Higgus. 13 days from St Mich- aels, a Unalas:a » days; Alaska Commecial Ca. L AR el Stmr illamette, Holme: 77 Sea tle: 2850 Lons coal, to Ur:gon Im:"("lf Stmr South Coast. Zaddart, 45 hours ‘from Hueneme, via Vencura 40 hours: produce, 10 J & Hauify. Siumr Coquille River, Drisko, 40 hours from Co- quitie River: pass and mase, to O C Benjamin, Stmr Scotla. Johnson, 20 hours frm Rockpor:; 25: M 1Ll uber, 104 K Haniry, Schr_Lillebonne, Hansen, 4 days from Grays Haruor: luwber, to £ K Wood Lumber Co. Up rive: girect. Schr_Jennie Thelm, Hansen, 5 days from tumber, 1o Simpson Luu- from Grass Harcoe; — 31 £ ber Co. Schr Newark, Beck, 25 hours from Notless Land ng: 150 cds bark, to ¥ Heywood. Schr Arthur I, Krog, 25 hoursytrom No leys Landing: wood. Lo N versen. Clcarad. WEDNESDAY. Juiy 14 Jepsen. San Diego; Goodall, Perk- Stmr City of Puebla, Debney, Victoriaand Por: Townsend: Goodall, Perkins & Co. sar< A nie Johnson. Matson, Hi'o: J D Spreck- els & Bros Co, o Stmr Coro; ms&Co. tailed. WEDNESDAY, July 14 Stmr W hitesboro. Johnson. Blmr Weeott. Miller, Crescent City. Stmr Farailon, Roberts, Yaquina Bay. Stmr Truckee, Danieis, Grays Harbor. Stmr Cleove. Strand, Albton. Stmr Alex Duncan. Hinkle, southern coast. Yrernando and Jullsa A. Nelson to Kugene W. Schr Salvator, Jensen, Tacome. THE O.R. & N. CO. DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS TO PORTIL. AN D From Spear-street Whart, at 10 A . FARE({23 Firstclass Including £ $2.50 2d-class fberth & mesls SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS: Columbia -July 2,12,22. Aug 1 State of California.... July 7,17 27, Aug & Through tickets and through 0 ail Fastern points. Rates and iold.nb‘u‘[‘;o‘nulppll” ton 1o F.F. CONNOR, Genaral Azont. 630 Market street. GOODALL, PERKINS & CO.. Superintendenty The 8. S. MO ANA “l safls via HONOLULU CKLAND for Thursday, y P. M. 5 8. AUSTRALIA for mship Lineto CDO%"PE?EH;AHH ana CAPETOWN South Africa. J. D. SPRECKELS & BROS. CO.. Agents. > 114 Montgomery st. Freight office, 327 Marke: street, San Francisc COMPAGNIE &HEML TRANSATLANTIQU3 French Line to Havre. OMPANY'S PIER(NEW).42 NORTH River, foot of Morton g, Travelers by this line avoid both transit by English rallway an the discomfort of crossing the channal in a boat. ~New York to Alexandria Egyp: via Paris irst class $160, second class $116. HONOLULU only. Tuesday, Auv. 10, at 3 P.M. SpECial party rates. LA GASCOGNE ... uly 24, 10A . LA TOURAIN Juiy 3L 10a. & LA CHAMPFAGN Augus: 7 LA NUKMANDI LA BRETAGNE E B¥~ For jurther partic P A. FORGET, Agent, No. 3 Bowling (;reen, New York. J.F. FUGAZI & CO., Agents, 5 Montgomery avenue, San krancisco. & HANBURG AMERICAY LINE TWINISCREW EXPRESS Plymouth (London), Cherbourg, Paris & Hamburg, Line from New Y ork 0 F. Bismarck ismarck, . August 19 Vil ua rmanoia..... Aug. 26 Columbia 5 | Columbia.. .. ept. 2 Hamburg-American Line,37 B way, N. Y. HenZOu & CO, General Prssgr. Agis. Pucifie. Coast, 401 Californi; San Francisco, Cal STOCKTON STEAMERS Leave Pier No. 3, Washington st., At 6 P A Duily] Vreight recelved up S Accommodations Reserved by Telephons: s The onfy ine se.lin: through tickeia aud giving througn freight rawes 0 all Poin.S oa Valiey Kal! o i STEAMERS: T. C. Walker, . Peters Garratt, Clty of Stockton. Lelephone Main 805. Cai. Nav. and Impi. Og FOR U. 8. NAVE-TARD AND VALLEJO, STEAMER “MONTICELLO," Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. and Sat. 4dA x and 3:15p (9P 3 eX. Thiiray . cles, 9p ®unday: 1 A and 8 e landing und offices. Mission Dock, Pler 4. Telepnone Green 381 FOR SAHJOSF%I.OS GATOS & SANTA CRUZ, TEAMEL ALVISO LEAVES PIER 1 DATLY (Sundays excepted) ai 10 . x. I Saturday excepted) 8¢ 7 B o it Passeuger. Fare becween Sau Frime Alviso, 50c; to San Jose, 75c. I