The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 10, 1897, Page 8

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1897 WAS GHOKED AND ROBBED R. A. Golding, a Peddler, the Victim of Three Boy Footpads. They Attacked Him in a Barn While He Was Stabling His Horse, Harrison Porter, Arrested for Grand Larceny, Suspected of Being One of the Robbers. Harrison Porter, a boy 18 years of age, who gives bis occupation as a cooper, was arrested yesterday by Detectives Ryan and O'Dea on a charge of grand larceny. A warrant has been out for Porter's arrest since June last year. On June 4 he stole a horse and buggy belonging to James Marshall, an expressman. Hesold the horse to a dealer on Harrison street for §10 and the wagon to a blacksmith for §15. Then he disappeared and only re- turned to the City a few days ago. Porter is also suspected of being impli- cated in a robbery on Saturday night, but it looks at present as if he would not be charged for the crime. Satarday night, about 8 o’clock, R. A. Golding, a peddler, who keeps his horse in Sparks’ barn, 1605 Harrison street, was in the harn alone stabling his ho Three bovs, who had been watching for Golding, stole into the barn, and as Gold- ing lefuthe stall after feeding the horse, tbey sprang upon him. One of them grasped him by the throat with both bhands and choked him. Another puncned him on the face and in the stomach till he fell shrieking to the floor. The third quickly went through his pockets, but divining what they were afier, Golding had the presence of mina to take §8 out of his pocket and keep it in his closed fist. The robvers had heard the jingle of the coin, and not finding any in his pocket, they seized hold of his clenched fist and a struggle ensued for the mouey. Golding’s screams had been heard, and the robbers hearing the approach of hurry- ing footsteps, dashed Golding’s clenched fist against the floor and tbe money was scatiered. They made a grab for it and quickly disappeared in the aarkness. Golding, who was bleeding from wounds in his face, told Sparks, the owner of the barn, who was one of the men that heard his cries, that h- had been robbed. A Jantern was procured and, after a search, $5 75 was found on the floor. The robbers had got away with $2 25, From description of one of the robbers Detectives Porter answered the bil. Golding calied at the City Prison last night and he picked Porter outof six men who stood up in arow before him. The detectives were about to book Porter on a charge of yobbery when Goldin: ask:d to have a look at him again. He went to the crll and after s zing him up surprisea the offi- cers by saying he was not sure he was tue man. Golding will have an opportunity of see- ing Porter in daylignt io-day, when he will nave a final chance of identifying him or pot. WERE HAPPY AT FAIRFAX, St. Brigid's Parish Reunion Was a Grand Success. The grand reunion of the members of St. Brigid’s parish took & big crowd to Fairiax Park yesterday, whare the excur- sionists spent the day in dancing, sports and wandering over the spacious erounds. The contest ior the most popular cadet of company G, the prize being a hand- some banj), was one of the most amusins features ot theouting. The contest finaily narrowed down to Herbert Harvey and J. Toohy, the former winning just at the cali of time. Prizes for the games as well as for the gaie were numerous and costly. THE COMHERCIAL RECORD NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. NEW YORK. N. Y., Sept. 9.—The market re- sponded to higher quotations at London with a fractional rise at the opening, as it responded yes- terday with a decline. The market sank quite weakly under the heavy realizing movement in the morning. London buying invi ed realizing sales, and it is likely that the failure of ‘s large outside brokerage house had something to do with the heaviness on account o! the liquidation en- tailed upon agents upon the floor. The assem- blage of the St Paul directors with a quorum present was the effective iufluence in checking the decline on account of the prevalent belief that an extra aividena would be declared. The advance which followed uffected the other im- grangers vy’ sympatuy, and extended an proved tone ail through the list. The rene mirengih in the grain markets, the reports of he truflic on railroads and tbe improvement in earn- ings helped the rally. Oregon Navigation showed an increase of $225,908 for August. The pros- pect of a settlement of the cosl-miners’ sirike caused some movement iu stocks of soft-coal 10ads. Dealings in bonds again centered in the Atch- fson issues. Total sules. $3.700,000. Uniied States 0.d 45 coupon advanced 14 per cent bid. Total & €5 uf SLoCKs 10-day were 605.696 share fucluding hison, 9225: do_preferre Cauada Pacific. 3503 &t 99 Missouri P\ 313u: New preferred, linois’ Central, 5 nhattan L., 10,950; , 1,180; K. & 1. prefe red Central, 6075; Northern Pacific 8: Ontario and Wesiern, - 9525; Kock Island, 19,720; St. Paul, i Southern Railway, 5435: do’ preferred, Union Pacific, 10,650: J. P. D. & G, Wabssn preferred, 7660: W. & L. k., American :obacco. 20,155: Bay State .020; Chicazo Gas, 14.525; General Fiec- tric, 686u; Lucleds Gas. 0600: Lead, 18,720; Pacific Mail 61.0: Sugar, 11,127; T. C. & 1., 14,930: Western Union, Chicago Great Western, 6010 LONDON MARKET. NEW YORK, N.Y., Sept.9.—The Evening Post’s London financ'al cablegram: The stock markets were strengthened to-iay by the retention of the bank ratle, but the Americans are still the only depa rtment where any movement of any im- poriance is tacing place. A quiet opening in Lhose stocks was followed by great strongth and animation, bears closing in auticipat on of the setiiemen, and_the public being small buyers of low-pricw-d descriptions Fifiy thousand ~overeizns in gold we e with- drawn from the bank to-day for Inala and £25,000 for N ova Scotia Tle . erlin marke: was more or less weak. The Peris bourse had a firm openiog, became dull, but closed at a recovery NEW YORK MONEY MARKET, Closing Prices for Bonds and Railway Shares. NEW YORK, N.Y., Sept. .—Money on call easy at 114@1 %¥: last loan 114, closed ar 114@1%4; prime mercanti'e paper, 33,@4aX: Stering exchange easier, with actual business in bankers' bills ar 24 B6@4 861p for demand, and $4 833 @4 ¥4 for sixiy davs: posied rates $4 8413@ 4 8515 and $4 861,@4 87; commercial biils, & 51l sliver ceruficaes, 03@d4c: bar silver, 53l4c; Mexican dollars, 43c. CLOSING STOCKS. Railroads— |5t Paul . Atchison . 16145 Preterred Preferred 3414 |St Paul & Gmaha. 8014 Baltimore & Ohio. 181g| Preferred 14437 Canada Pacific.... 724, (StP, M & M 2 Canada Souihern.. 573, Southern Pacific.. Southrrn i.ailw, Preferred . Texas & Pac Central Pacific. Ches & Ohio. .. Chicago & A1:01 13385 26%5| 165 Chicag, B & Q.... 943 Union Pacitic Chicago & « Iil... 62 |UPD & G CCC&™t Li...... 353 Wab sh. Preferred. .. 84 | Preferred . Del & Hudson.....1185%| Wheel & L Del L& W. 1593, | Preferred. Del & Kio G. 15| Jxpress Companies— Preferred. 4935| 1dams Ex. 156 Erie. new 1775| American 116 First preferred.. 437y United State 44 Ft Weyne.........178 | Wells-Farg:. 109 Ryan and O'D>a thought that | | ;rom £1 to 31 02 and closed at $1 0114 or Lac Gt > or pfd. 139 Miscellaneous— Hocaing Val 615 A Cot Oil 25 ii.inois Cent. ... .109 | Preferrel Lake Erle & W 15| Am'n Spirlts Preferred. 33| Preferred Lake Shore. 176%| Am Tobacco. Louis & Nash..... 623 Preferred Mauhattan L 10764 ( hicago 6a Met Traction % Cons Gas..... Michigan Centrai.10734 Com. ¢ able Co. Minn & St. L 27" |Col ¥ & Iron. do do 1st prer'd. 87145 do do prefd. Mo, Pacific.. 814 Gen. Electic Mobile & Uhio. 8114 illinols Steel. Mo K &T 4 lede Gas. 4514 a0 pref'd. 5 423, New Alb & Chicgo. | _do pref'a. 109 do do prefd. 614 Nat LinVil. 1734 N J Central 9514 | Uregon Imp. Co....— N ¥ Central. 11244 Pacific Mall. 37 165 | Puliman Palace,...18074 N Y Chicago & St L 8014 ~tlver Certificates. 53 do do 1st prefd do co 2d prerd. 40 |~tan Rope&Twine. 7%z Nor West. 1614 [Sucar... 1543, No Amer 514 Preterred 119 No Pacific, 2085 I' C & iron Preferre 55 U S Leathe Oatario& W 177/ Preferred. Ore R & Nav. 37 " |U S nubbe Ore ~hort Lin 217/ Preferred Pittsburg. 169 | Western Reading; 277 |Ch G W Kock Isl 94 C&NW. St Louis & S 54| Preferred Preferred.. 13 CLOSING BONDS. U S New 4s, reg...126%4 do do 4s coup..126 J Cent Gen 53 North Carolina 6s.126 do 4s, reg 11234] Doas.. dods, coup.......114 | Nortnern Pac Ists. 12 do 2s, re, 95 Do, 3s.. do bs, reg... " 114 o, 4 do Bs, coup 11535 N Y C & S L'4s’ Distr.ct 3 60s......1091/| Nor & W 6s.. Ala Class A, 107 |Northwest Consois14 - Do, Class B......106 | Do, deb5s........115%% Do, Class C. 9% |Oregon Nav ists. 112 Do, Currenc; 93 Do, 48 9134 Atchison 80 0 8 Line 11734 Do, Adj 4 60%| Do, iststr. 9uy Canada 108 |OImplstat 10135 Can Pac 1sts. — | Do Bstr 39 C&N PLrbs 45 | Paciiic 6s, 02 Cé& Ohlo o8 112 | Kexding 4s. 86 Cu&D aly 10454 Rio G Wes Den & R G 1si 11032 /St L& I M Gen 34 Den & K G 4s... . ¥91j St L & ~ F Gen 65.11544 East Tenn lsts....10414 | St P consol 1397 Xrie Gen 4s S.PC&PIls Do, Bs.. 11534 |8 Carolina Np-fod. 14 |Soutnern ity 5s... 9434 |StanRpe&Twineés 68 109%4 | Tenn New Set 3s.. 8514 106 " Tex Pac L& G 1sts 9644 121 9914/ Do, reg 2ds. 3214 . 8415 U P ists. iy Kan P 1si(D D)iT.114 P D & Guif 1sts. 4714 La Nw Cousol 4s.. 95 |Wab 1st Bs 10714 L&N Unids 8515 Do, 2d: T8l Missouri os. 100 7| West Store ds. ... 10514 MEKT 2 6214 Va. Centuries. Do, 4s 87| Do, deferred. N'Y Ceniral Tsis. 11834/ MINING STOCKS. Chollas .§ 75/Ontano. 3200 Crow 40| Ophir 145 Con. C 175| Plym 1z Deadwood 100 Quicksilver 100 Gould & Curry. 70| “do prd 10 00 Hale & Norcro: 115|Sierra 2 110 Homestake. 29 00| ~tandard. 200 . 2500/ Urion Cor 65 65| Yellow Jackel 40 Boston. Mass., Sept. 9.—Atchbison, 16; Bell Telephove. 2¢8: Chicago, Burlingion and Quincy, 4915 Mexican Ceniral, 6; Oregon Short line, San Liego, 13; Geueral Electric, 38. NEW YORK WHEAT MARKET. NEW YORK, N. Y., Sept. 9.—Wheat made s gain of about 2¢ & bushel to-dsy, December reach- ing the highest point since August 23, when it soid at §1 0414 Shorts were active buyers inspired by sensational cable stories to the effect that Hun- gary wasa large purchaser of Rus<sian wheat to supply bome deficlencies. Foreign houses bought tutures in the forenoon and later took #bout 30 ioads of actual grain, fucluding a fair business, for Freuch ports. Cables gave very little sujprt to the early market but closed firm with most of the opening l0ss regained. ~Speculation broadened out & liitle, sumnia ed by ronewed interest on the | part of the big Chicago traders and a belief that «fforts will be made 10 push Wheat in Chicago above the doliar limit before the present move- ment subsides. Some of the iocal bulls were talk- ing $1 25 for September in New York., but con- ser /ative traders scouted the idea A beiief that to-morrow’s Government report would be builish heijed aiong ihe bull sentiment. December so d higher than last night. Merchandise. W YORK eit. 9.—Flour receipts, 298 barrels; exporis, 160. Firmer and higher, without fiw portant busi ess. WHEAT — Receipts, 91,775 boshels; exports, 144,994 Spo;, strong: No. 2 red, 10615 Op tious opened Iower 1n consequence of weak cables, but turned strong and advanced ailday on repor:s that Hungary was buyiog wheat in Russia, coupled with & fair expiri demand and genera! covering. Clos-d 1@1%4c net higner. 2 rod. Mav, $10034@1 0734, closed $1 01545: Sep- tember, $1'02%@1 udla: cioseu, $1 0434, HOPS—Quiel. 1885 crop. 3@éc: 1896 crop, 6@ Sc: Pacific Coast 1895 crop 5@4c, 1896 crop' 6@ 9c: Loudon steady, 55@: Us. WOOL—Strong. 'Fieece. 2 @ extra, 21@40c: Texas. 10@16c PETR L~ UM—bull ensy. PIGIRS arrams closed quiet: §6 80@ AKE COPPER—Quiet: $11 10@11 25. IN—Dull ; $13 55@13 60. 7¢; pulled, No. 2 SPELTER-Qulei: 14 25@4 30. LEAD — Quist; exchange firm, 34 35@4 40; brokers, 4. COFFEE—Options opeied steady With prices unchanged to 5 points biz.ierand closed bareiy sieads with prices d po nis net lower to 5 nigher. | Sales 5750 bags, includinz September $5 90: De- | cember. $6 30. Spot Coffre—Kio, steady: No. 7 invoice, nic: jobbing, 714c: mild, steady: Cor | dova, 1012@163ac. SUGAK—Kawstronz; fajr refining. 8%gc: cen- trifugal 96 tes,, 37gc:’ refined firmer: moid A, 56-16c: standard A, 4 15-16¢: confectioners’ A, | ©15-16: cut_loat. 5'11-16¢c; crushed. 5 11-16¢; | powdered, 5 5-I6c; granu:ated, blge: cubes. 5 5-16c. BUTTER — Receipts, 3734 packages: stead Creamery Western, 12@18¢c; Elgins, 18¢; factory, 8@12c. EGGS—Receipts, 8035 packages: quier; State ana Pennsylvania, 17@18c: Western, 16c. Dried Fruits. NEW YORK, N. Y., Sept. 8.—Californis dried steady. EVA FORATED APPLES—Prime wire tray. 6c; ;—go& dried, prime, 6l4c: choice, 6%ac; fancy, | %@ | PR UNEE—3%4@7%4c per pound asto size and | quali APRICOTS—Royal, 7@8c: Moorpark, 9@lic. PEACHES—Unpeeled, 7@10c; peeied, 1l@ic. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. CHICAGO, ILL., Sept. 9.—The opening In wheat was sluggish andat a shade under yesterday’s | price. December started at 9534 @95%c and sold | down to 8564c before any strength was shown to support it. The weakness was due to opening de- | clines at Liverpool and Paris. Foreign advices, | however, changed the state of affairs about haif an hour from opening. 1t was stated in dispatches from Odessa that the crisis in the grain trade in S outhern Kussia bad been enhanced by che influx of half a score of Hungarian commissioners who were purchasing wheat at any price they could ob- talo it for. It was a 50 stated that the Government bad made extraoiainary pnrohases of erain for food reserve as a precaution agaiast another fam- ine. ‘This soon obliterated the effect o7 the slixht declines st Liverpool and Paris, and & more urgent demand rose, ihe consequence being that by 12 | o'clock December had advaneed to 97 Vac. | { Local scaipers, however, fought sny of the mar- ket for som ¢ time and were conspicuous'y reluc- tant 10 have much (0do With it to-day. The ab- | sence of such &n important controlling force was seen in the difficulty commission men had in fili- ing orders, more especially buying orders. as the lutter were vastly in the majority. Sudden jumps in the price were unavoidabie, as December wheat was Dot 10r sale afier tne first balf nour by any one who did not hav - t previously bought sud the advaice 10 97%c wa: & tended by many fluctua- tions. The ord.nary market news nothing very novel or exciting beyond the Odessa dispatch. | Chicaco received 295 cars. only 10 of them con- | tract Minneapolis and Duluth reported 672 car-.| loads. against 1043 a year azo. The Atiantic port clearances were equil in wheat and flour 10 585, 000 bushels The French demand for wheat which had been somewha. In abeyance rev ved again ac- cording to a cablegraa irom London which quot- ed sales (o France of a cargo of already afloat California wheat. New York reported 35 boat- londs taken there for export up to 12 o'clock. Ihe mar«. t continued strong, 87%c being cur- | rent for December about hulf n hour betore the ciose. People who were sti'l bearishly inclined confined short selling to May d-livery and tuat in conse- quence gou 10 & siight discount, Iis price being 97%c when December was 9815c. At the closing December had reached %7 14c. Trading in corn was not so active as of late. but the marke: was very firm, some of the firmness being due 10 sympathv with wheat and predic- | tions of frost in the Northwest. Outs opened weak, but firmed up later and re- mained 5o for the rest of the session. Provisions were weak in comparison with the Erain markets, although pork showed an advance at the close. The leading futures ranged as follows: ARTICLES. Open. | High. *whenu.\o ond 96 i ptember. . %s| 9814 9634 o8 December, n 9.78] 93;7,‘ nggl 97§2 965 85| 957 9758 31 | 31| 307 3 - 38| S L Osis N6 52 i b eptember. 191 20 | 1934 20 December. 2035 31y 05r| By ay... | wedel w7t 2 Mess Bori @bz | e s Septemver g g e ctober.. llses 2 Lecember. . """ 1370 8707 Lard, # 100 thy— September.. . oo cazae- oo Qeicter.. i 78" 1476 ‘ecember .. 4 8 2 ~nort Ribs, 100 1 oAl ale e Sepiember. o [54s |547vl545 (54734 Octover. 134714/5:0 %545 |5 80 Cash otations were as follows: Flour, very firm. No.2 Spring Wheat, 98@98l4c: No. 3 Spring c: Wheat, 91@84%sc; No. 2 Ked, $1@1 00%; No. 2 No. | in Corn, 5114c: No. 2 Oats, 20c; No. 2 White, f. o, b 23c: No. 3 White, £ o. b, 21@%214c: No. 2 Rye, 513ge: No. 2 Bariey, nomnai: No. 3, to b, —: No.4 £ 0 b, —: Nul Flaxseed: 031,@1 0614; Prime Timoihy Seed, $266@ 270: ‘Mess Fork bbl, $8 65@8 70: I.ard ¢ 100 ibs, $4 76 Shorc Kibs Sides (:008€). $5 04@5 70: Dry Salted Shoulders (boxed), bi;@s34c: “hort Clesr Sides (boxed), 57@6c: Whisky, ~distillers’ finished z0ods, per gailon, — ARTICLES. | Receipts. | Shipments. Flour, bbls 7.000 19.000 Wheat. bu. 228000 172,000 Corn, bu. 840,000 846,000 Oats’ bu. 529,000 209,000 Rye, bu. 19,000 500 Barley, bu. 40,000 8,000 On the Produce Exchange to-dav the Butter mar- kel wes firm: creameries, 12@17c; daires, 9@ 16c: cheese, easler, 814@9¢; eggs, sieady: fresh, 12%c. EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET CHICAGO, ILL., Sept. 9 —CATTLE—Sales were largely at §4 60@5 30 for Beef Steers, common lots goinz for $4@4 25 and prime cautle at 35 35@ 5 45, some whiiefaced Durhams averaging 1641 pounds seiling aL $545. Prime Heifers, $4 :5@ 450; Young Feeding Bulls, $3@335; (alves. #6 50; sStockers and Feeders, $3@4 60; Western Feeders, $3 50@4. Westerns we e active at $2 75 @425 for Cows, Helfers aud Steers, with Steers going at $3 60@3 20. HOGS—=ales were slow at $3 70@4 40 as an_ex- treme range for Hogs and $3 75@4 35 for Pigs. Hogs sales were largely at 54@4 25. SHErP—Lambs so0ld_freely at $5@5 70, a few culls bringing 33@3 75. Feeding Lambs were scarce and in_sctive demand at $4 LU@A 76: Wesiern Range Sheep soid aciively at $3 bu@3 85, Feeders selling at 3 50@3 60, with some lots at $3 65@ 375 Naive Socep were salable at 32 25@4, few going above §3 85. ,;i;:;lpm«t‘lluo, 11,000; Hogs, 22,000; Sheep, Kansas City. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept. 9.—CATTLE—Re- 7000. Best grades steady, otbers slow. eers, $2 65@3 90; Texas cows, 32 20 native steers, $5@b 20; natlve COWS Al %1 50@3 75: stockers and feeders, $2 75 @4 30; bulls, $3 25@3 60. HOGS—Receipts. bUU0. Market steady at ye: terday’s close. Buik of sales, §3 90@4 1214; heav- les, $3 95@4 15; puckers, $3 V@4 10: mixed, $:@ 4 15 lights, $3 90@4 1213: yorkers, $4 10@ 4 1234 pigs. 85 20@4 10. 8, EkP—Receipts, 2000. Market steady. Lambs, $3 25@5; muttons, $3@3 75. Omaha, OMAHA, Nunr., Sept. 9.—CATTLE—Receipts, 4800. Market steady. Native beef steers, §4 10@ 5_10: Wesiern sieers, 83 60@: 60: Texas steers, 28 26@4: cows aud Leifers, $2 9u@3 90; canners. 80; stockers and teeders. lower, £3 50@ ves. $4@6; bulis, stags, etc., $:@3 70. Leceipts. | 6000, Market b lower Heavy. $3 85@1 67. mixed. $3 90@3 95: light, $5 95@4 05 Lulk of sales. $3 90@4. SHEF P—Receipts, 2700: market steady: fair to choice netives, $. 30@3 8.: 1air to choice West- erns, 5 20@3 60; common and stock sneep, 2 76 @38 50; lambs, $5 50@5 25. CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES, CHICAGO, ILL., Sept. 9.—The Earl Fruit Com- pany sold to-aay: Grapes—Tokay, 55c@sl 05; average, 73c: Muscat, $105. Peaches—sSalway, 50@60c. Pears—Bartletts, $1@1 8). LUNDON, ENa, Sept. 8.—The Earl Frait Com- pany sold today: Pears—Beurre Hardy (half boxes). $204@240; B. Clairgesu, $14 @1 62; Duchesse. $2 16@240: Acme, §192. Prunes— Sliver, £140@2 53 # sinsle crae. Peaches - 8k perb x. NEW YORK, Y., Sept. 9.—Porter Bros. Company sold to-day: Pears—Ba-tietts, $1 25@ 195. Prunes—Hu , §1 65@1 85. Grapes— Toxays, 8:@1 75 per sin 85¢@ 81 uscats, H 1_05. Jajans, S1 10@1 40: kR @ Satsumas, 3 Salways, 46@¢5c; L. Crawfords, 400 T8¢, NEW YORK, N. Y., Sept. §.—The Earl Fruit Company’s suction sales: rapes—1iokay. $115 @] 40;_double crates, 82 30@2 55: Muscat, $1@ 110. Prunes—German. 3U@40c; Fal enberg,'d0c: Gros. $1 35@) 75. Plums— Keisey Japan, 60c@ $1 20. Pears—Bartletts, $120@1 65; Onondaga, 75c; Duchesse, 65@>0c. BOSTON, M ass. pt. 9. —The Ear! Fruit Com- pany’s auciion sales: Grapes—Tokay, $1 20@1 60, average . 36; Muscat 95c@81 10, uverae § Peaches—Ora .ge Cling, 6.@7oc, average T0c: M Devitt, 1 5@70c: Diamond, 55¢c. Pears—Bartieits, $1 3 @l 75, average 1 60. ine cars sola to-aay. PHILADELPH1A, PA. Sept. 9.—TlHe r.arl Fruit Company’s auction sales: Pears—Bartletts, $1 15 @16, average $145. Feaches—urange Cling, e evitt, 60ci Strawberry. 60G80c. One cau soid to-day. ST, LOUIS WHEAT MARKET. ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 9.—Wheat touched the dollar mark again at noon to-day and advanced a traction more. evoris of killing irosts In the Northwest and estimates on the European short- age of wheat caused December, which opened at 954c and declined 14c, to aavance fully 2c, clos- < finally at §1, or Lyc beiow the top. The vther optio- § clos-d at §135 for September, an advan: from yesterday, and May at $1 01, 2@ 214c ud vance. NORTHERN WHcAT MARKEL, Oregon, PORTLAND, OR., Sept. 9.— Wheat—Valley, 90@ 9lc; Walla Wallu, 87@3sc. Recelpts 200 cars. Washington. TACOMA, WasSH, Sept. 8.—Wheat firmer and higher. Closed: No. 1 club, 86¢; No. 1 blue stem, 83c. PORTLAND’'S BUSIMNESS. PORTLAND, Om., Sept. 9.—Exchanges, §491,- 777; balances, $105.720 FORLEL N MARKETS. Loudon, LONDOY, Exg.. Sept. ©.—Consols, 111%; sil- | wer, 254. French ren.es, 104f 37c. Liveipool. LIVERPOOL, Exa., Sept. No. 1 siandard Caliioruis. 39s 9d. goes off coast, nothing doing: CArgoes on passage. nomi- nul. sell-rs uskinz an advanceof 6d 10 is. kng lish country markets firm. Erench country mar- kets, firm. ~ Weather in England, fiue. COTTON - Uplaods, 43 CcLOSE. WHEAT—No 2 red western winter dull, 8s; No 1red northern soring dull, 83 hlsd. CORN — American mixed spotn w steady, 8y 54: doold steady, 58 515a; September. steady, 38 3 ctober, steady, vs 5d: November, steady, —————— REAL ESTATE TRANSAOTIONS ALAMEDA COUNTY. =Mountain View Cemetery Association to F. §. Stratton, lot 10b in plat 56, Mountain View Cem e- tery, Onklana Township; $120. A. W. and Ida Patiiani to M. M. Crole, lot on W line of Cottage strée:, 124:3 N of Central avenue, N 40 by W 100, being lot 7 and portion of ot 6, Revised Mapot Encinal Home Lots, Alamed £10. W. G. and Mary C. Benton to Mary J. Potter, lot 16, Map of Iaurel Farm, near Haywards, Eden Township: $1C. E. C. and Sarah T. Robinson te O. H. Burnham, loton kK line of Union street, 116:6 S of Four- teenth, S 25 by E 133:4, block 575, Oakland, quitclaim deed; $10, Mary F. and Charies A. Littlefield to Richard D, Rowe. loton N line of Laurel street, 175 E of Grove, E 60 by N 100, block L, Keisey Tract. Oakland; $5. W. J. and Mary A. Wilson to Oakiand Bank of Savings. 1ot on E line of Telegraph avenue, 7 S of Eim street, § 80 by E 122:6, block 11, Pacific Hom: stead, Oakland: $5. Daniel and Hunnah Gallen to James Gallen, lot on > line of Nineteenth stre-t, 145 E of Union, N 148:034 £ 30:1 3-16, 5 145:713. W 30 o begin- ning, 1ot 48, Surryhne Tract, Oakland; $10. L. M. Babbitt to Lucinda Babbiti, lots 78 and 81 of Academy Homestead, Uakland: gift, £ to same, 10t on NK corner of Prospact & enue and Webster atreet, £ 76 by N 275, Oaklan, Eift. S.M. and Lucinda Babbitt to May B. Glipin, lot 0. N lineof Brown sureet, 166 k of Grove, £ 50 by N 120:3, being lot 9, block A, Browa Tract, Oaxland; gift. . Same to Hattie B. Owen, lov 12, Tract. Oakland: gitt. alice S. Biske to E P. Welle, ot on Sline of Albion street, 271:7 E of Grove, E 46, 8 140:6, W 46, N 140:4 to_beginning, being portion of Alden Tract, Uskland: $10. Henry and Rosa Mohr to Abb'e F. Aldrich, lox on Eline of Myrile street, 50 S of Kighteenth, S 20 by £ 100, biock 593, Market-street Iract; Oak- isnd; $10. Helen Rouseau to Anule E. Lareault, lot on W line of Campbell street, 100:714 X of Atlantic, S 25 by W 74:5, being lot 23, block 466, Map of Gibbuns property, Oakland: $1. Peter and Annfe E. Lareaultto Emma Alston, same, Oakland; $5. M. J., MaryL, J. W.and C. A. Laymance to John Yule, ail interest in iots 19 and 20, map of subdivision of Lake Merrit: Park, East Oakluna; Edgar D. and C. M. Parker to same, same, East Oakinnd: $10. Charles McDonald to Elizabeth A. McDonald, interest in lot on N corner of Kast Seventesnt e and Teuth avenue NW 122 by NE 75, biock 985, Clinton, Kast Uakland: gift. Theodore and Ida Wagner to B. G. and Harriet Meyer, lovon Pine sireet, 72 N of Kunice street, E 13416 by N 80, 10 correct 605 D., 66, Oakiand Townsnip: §8U0. 5. M. and Lucinda Babbitt to May B. Gilpin. lof 80 and 51, block A, Amended Map, Tcachers Tract, Berkeley; gift. H. C. Morrls (o Margaret Raymond, lot 5. block 11, Warner Tract, Brookiyn Tow 1ship; $10. William J. Lay mance to Herman Harfst, lots 1 and 2, bock A, lots 8 and 9, biock 1, Hem :hill Tract. quitcjalis deed, Brooklyu Township: $10. S M. aud Lucinda Babbitt to Hatty B. Owen, 1ot 25, block 87, ¢ity of k resno, Fiesno; gift. —_————— HOTEL ARRIVALS, GBAND HOTEL. Rtein, Los Ang A H Hart; N Y Randle, San Brndo J Hopkins, Fresno Hickman, Cal Mrs G Johuston, Sacto Milroy @ w,Oukdale C T Hariis, Cal Fanches, Merced M D Chamberiain L Ang E C Wren, Auburn C K Callender, Cal F E Emerson & w, Chi A F Volimer, Bait Lake A Humphreys.Australia A A Wheeler, Aubara H Tracy &v, Plucerville F L Orcutt, sacto 1% C B Zeek, Butie A M Robb, Port Costa R H VanVoorhies, Sacto A C Tufts, Sacto Z Bethel & w, ~acto J \’Brien. Marysville aiiss M Greely, Tucson Mrs G Rouse. i'acoma A J Donuell, Portland ~ Mrs I Jaynes, Wis Miss Julin Saynes, Wis I Hopkins, N Y Mirs F Johuson, Wash Miss K Meilshan, S Clara U Baird, Pa Mrs J Turner. ~tockton Miss J Drumm, Vallejo 3rs Hutchins. Vallejo CTaaffe, haywards M S L ebana, Los Aug B Kohiman, Cal 31 De Vries, Stockton E Gratz, Or W T Stone & w, Sa:to J Humphreys & w, Sacto A Lewis, Seatile W W ioowe, Oakland ¥ K Flynu, ~eattle ¢ C R-msay. Seatile C H Halley, hans Miss O B Muson, Kans D Fever & w, Idaho U L Merriam, Fresno J K Prince. Ohio J Miller, San'Jose C Rule, Duncans Mills E L Maxwell, Los Ang D McGowan, Lal ‘W D Snow, Or 8 H Ramvay, Or M Vau Syck, Los Ang Dr D G Atwood, Wash C Ciark, Modesto W Brun, Chicago J Dunniga, Chicago F H Sonn & w. Sacto 18 J B de Jarnait, Cal Mis: de Jirnatt, Cat W . Howell &s, Cal ~ Misses Howell! Grand I Hoyt, Bards Lodge G F Downs, Sacto B McAuley, Sacto Miss M U'Dea, Omaha W H West, Cal CB Timmo s, Porterville Miss M B katon, Stkn T L Carothers, Ukiah T Alexander &w, Cal Miss L Patrick, Cal A LTibbitts, Peraluma BALDWIN HOTEL. Dr D F Fox, Sacto ¥ Luckenback, N Y M E Harris, Oakland Mrs Campbell, Oakland H V Quinn, Keswick Mrs Thurston, Los Ang Miss Audrews, Los Ang Miss Wiluson, Los Ang Miss Cad Wilson, ‘Wm Bailey, Colo 2irs Wm Balley, Co'o J P Smith, Chicago Jas McCudden. Vailejo Miss McCudden, Vallejo Mrs RJ R Aden,Valiejo Miss E Currier, Vallejo E Youssou, La Rochelie W D Davis, Pinole AL Brown, Chicago H J Harriugton, Chicazo D M Brown, Martines Mrs D M Brown, Martng M Wri.ht, San Jose W Burrows, Stockton J Wolfron, Tulare Mrs F Luckenback, N Y W C Penn, Fresno L Meyer, ¢incinnati M D Neild, Vaiiejo Mrs C W Smyth, Vallejo W W Proctor. N Y K Lansen, Stockton J G Walker, Chicago ~ Miss F Stevens, N Y Miss Chisser, N Y W alter Hale. N Y V Serrano, N Y S Levls, Oakland S Tate, Sacto zgeHR o RUSS HOUSE. J M Willlams, Williams Mrs J Moore, Pleasanton G Loushesd, Stockton K V Burke, Siockton ¥ 8 Anderson, 5 Barba H G Hansen, Tulare J E Bandy, Woodland J M Nidifer, Haniord R C Bargent, Stockton S C Barriuga & w, Il J I Case, Col © F McCracken, Col W C Gaines, Healdsbrg R S Spaulding, Elmira A S Overton & w.S Rosa Miss M Taslor, S Rosa D W Lawlor, Vallejo S Bell, Sacto A P Fredericks, Sacto G Nassey & w, Ariz N Waterman, N Y J Wacerman. N Y J Gray, Alameda 3 Douglas, Woodland J F Gibson. Visalla M G Cottle, Tulare G W Montietn, ~ Rafael J Rebul, Shasta BT Neal, Redding E Mead, Carson M Viiva & w. Antloch 4 Frousen, Aissks H J Ostrander, Merced A Winnans, Nev Miss N Duff,.’ Nev Miss M Toompson, Cal G R Redwine, Covelo G Conrad, Covelo AJ Smitn, Alasks J B Daligity, Aluska A Lursen, Astoria J Lang, ~Kuggs COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. H M Rodgers, Sapger J J Thompson. Milton ¥ Meyers, Milton Mrs Felich, Stockton C Traster, Sacramento M Builer, Sacramento G Melrose, Cakland D McDonald, Nev R C Stoddard, Nev C Smi.h, Portiaud J Budram, Portland ME Wise & w, cal J Monahan. Fresno W R Davis. Portland LS:mpe & fm, Reno 1. Reeb, Marysville L M Nagel, w &dr, Cal J Brummer, Chicago A McDouell, kia R Roux, Fla S Crow, Beckwith J H Faney, Hanford J Campbell & w, Mongon Miss Lewis, Tex Mrs Hardin, Tex W Murry & w, Stockton © 1 Mills, Trinity Co M Kelly, Chicago C Beckfort, Ariz PALACE HOTEL J R Ryland, Los Gatos L C Trailer, Los Gatos W G Kerckhoff. Ls Ang S McMurtrie, Portland E S 0’Brien, Mont LW Coleman. Keswick R A K-te, Chicago R H Miner. Loo Angeles H 0 Bat London M H Losa & fy, Salvador W F Adams, N ¥ W A Strong, Palo Alto G k Goodman, Napa Mrs R A Keitle, Chicago Mra k H jiuer, L Ang Baron A de Senarcieus, Mrs S Taliaterro & ch, _ Belglum Houston Mrs W H Palmer & cb, H S i oeshalt-Ross, Eng Houston € Runge, Hanover C W Andress, N Y W Fairbanks, England Mrs W F Adams, N Y W W Gollin, Jose G 15 Larel, New Orleans NEW WESTERN HOIEL M T Wilkinson, Ont O A Davidson & w, Cal Mrs Demming & sn, Cal L Donsing, Placerville W Ballsio, Cour.daud T Delaney, US N CJ Vokes,San Quentin W Kelsey, Haywards J Rottgen, Fresno C Landwell, Haywards M Solomon, Sacto X Daly, Sacto J BReyan, Los Ang J J Maxwell, Stockton J S Anderson, Glasgow I Paiterson & w, Cal D Bergman, ~eattle P J Mogau. Petaluma Miss Mogan. Petaluma Charees Prigge, N Y J A Franxiin. Alcatraz J G Oette & w. Portervile T Nolan, Porterville U Stewart & w,Por.ervile J Tickell, Semi Trople J F Kiss & fam, Ariz LICK HOUSE L E McConnell, NY W Powell & w, Elmira J N Dougherty, Woodlan Dr D N Taggert, Bakersfi J W Hoover & w, Chio Miss Hoover, « hio A C White & w,Stockton J Cass, Cayucos Mrs AC Turner,KansasC Miss P Davis. Kansas Cy F B(handier, Elmira A J Bluney & £, Marysvl W Yark. Victoria L Yark, Victoria E Pendray, Victoria J C Pendray, V ctorla Mrs W Fenarav, Victori Mrs 4 Yark, Vic orla C Werngren, Portiand MrsJ Bir ¢ & 1, Merced Miss M Ballard,Sta kosaJ D Hill & w, Arizona Mrs W G Hill, Arizona C A Rice, Nev O Clear @ Partly Cloudy @ Cloudy ® Rain® Snow SHADED AREAS SHOW PRECIPITATION "DURING PAST 2 HOURS. Explanation. The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures At station indicate maximum temperature for the d those underneath it. if any, the amount of all, of melted snow in inches and bundredths, during the past twelve hours. Isobars, or solid lines, connect poin s of equai air pressure; iso- therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The word ““high” means high barometric pressure and is usuelly accompanfed weather: “low” reters (o low pressure. and is usually preceded and accompunied by cloudy weatherand rains. “Lows” usually first appear on the Washington coast. When the pressure is high in the interior and low along the coast, and the isobars extend north and south along the coast, rain is probabie: but when the “low Is inciosed with isobars of marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is improb- able. With a “high” in the vicinity of Id nd the pressure falling to the Californis coast, warme weather may be expected in summer and colder weather In winter. he reverse of these conditions will produce an opposite result. THE WE\1HER BUREAU. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUI- TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, Sep- tember 9, 1897, 5 p. M. The following ars the maximum temperatures reported to-aay by telegraph from weather bureau stations in California: KEureka —, Red Bluff 78, Fresno 82, San Luls Obispo 66, Los Angeles 76, San Diego T0, Yuma 98. San Francisco data: Maximum temperature 74, minimum 54, mean 64, Weather Conditions and General Fore- casts. The pressurs has risen rapidly over the Upper Missourl Vailey. It has remained nearly station- ary over the Pacific slope. ‘The temyer ture has risen rapldly over Utah, Oregon and 1d ho. 1 has fa'len about 10 deg’ ove! Northwestarn Nevada. In the zreat val of Californ a the temperature is about 12 deg. be- low the normal. The weather has been generally fair over the Paclfic slope. A maximum wind ve'ocity of 26 miles ver hour from the no-th is reported at Red Biuf, but the temperature is lo Forecasi made at San Francisco for 30 hours eniing midnizh', September 10, 1897: Northern fornla—Fair Frida;: warmer; northerly winds in the valieys, we.terly winds on the coast. ~outhern California—Fair Friday: eriv winds. Nevada—Cloudy Firday; warmer northest. Utah—Cloudy Friday: probably rain in northern POrtion: cooler northwest- Arizona—showers in eastern portion early Fri- day: cloudy Friday. San Franciaco and vicinity—Fair Friday; f westerly winds. ALEXANDER MC DIE, i 0 ul Forecnst Official. fresh west- —— —_— MERCHANTS' KXCHANGE. The Time Ball. BRANCH HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE, U. 8 Nk} SAN FRANCISCO, September 9, 1897. The time ball on Telegrapn HIU was dropped exactly at noon to-day—. e.. at noon of the 130th meridian, or exactly at 8 P M, Greenwich time. W. S. HUGHES, 3 arge. STEAMEKS T0O SAIL. STEAMER PIER Plecit Ploed Pler1$ [ PESTINATION.| =Tt | Sept 10,10ax =0t 10, 2Py Sept 10,10Au Sept 1112 u | vierd Sept 11, Paw | Pleell Sept11, #AM/P M S8 Sept 18, 9Am | Prer 9 sept 13'11am | Plerll . |Sept 15, €A |Plec LL . [Sept15,10ax | bler 38 Oregon ports.. |Sept :5, 5rw|Plerls HumboldtBay |Sept 15, 9ax| Plec 13 Sydne. |-ept16. 2rm | Pier7 STEAMERS TO ARRIVE, STrAMER | FrOM 0 Gaelic. China and Japan Crarina Co03 s~ % San Diego.. Comox Pportiana. Oregon ports Newport. .. Humboldt Bay Victoris & P San Mateo. State of Cal. AliceBlanchard ..Sept 14 .iSept 15 isept1d 003 Bayj. Sept 15 Por.lana. Sept 17 ————————— SUN, MOON AND TIDE. UNITED STATES COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEV. TIMES AN» HEIGHTs oF HiGH AND Low WATERS AT FORT POINT, ENTRANCE TO SAN FRANCISCO BAY. PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT. NoTeE—The high and low_waters occur atthe City Front (Mission-street Wharf) about twenty- five minutes later than at Fort Point: the height of tide is :he same at both places. September—1897. Friday, September 10. Sun rises... 48| Moon rises Sun sets 5 Klme‘F”Lere Fost TImalFam_ Pl w oW L w| 10 4421 09(I115[ 6.4 .61 2 11| 515 14|11.43| 5.4 5.35| 1.6 12| 6.46| 17|12.08| 5.4| 618/ 16 H W LW HW 13| 0.38 5.0) 6.12| 22/12.32| 5.2 14| Lou| 45/ v.al| 27(1.53 6.2 15/ 2.24) 41| 72| 81| 118 b2 16| 3.24| 3.8] 7.61| 34| 147| 51 NoTz—In the above exposition of the tides the early morning tides are given In the left hand column, and tho successtve tides of the day in the order of occurrence as to time. The second tims column gives the second tide of the day, the third time column the third tide, and the last or right haud column gives the last tide of the day, excepk when ihere are bu: thres tides. as sometimes sccars. The Leights given are additions to the soundings on the United States Cosst Survey charts, except when a miuus sign (—) precedes the keight, and then the number given ls subtractive from the depth ziven by the charis. -—_— SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, Arrived. . THURSDAY. September 9. Stmr Tillamook, Hansen, 25 hours from Fields Landing: 346 M ft lumber, 'to Poliard & Dod :e. Stmr Eureka Parsons. 74 hours from Newport and way poris; pass and mdse, to Goodail, Perkins & Co. Nor_stmr Peter Jebsen, Hansen, 4 days from Nanaimo; 4454 tons coal, to John Rosenfeld's Sons. Stmr City of Sydney, McLean, 19 days from Pansma; pass and mdse. to P M 8'S Co. Stmr Point Arena. Hansen. 16 nours from Mendocino, etc; pass and mdse, to Mendocino Lum ver Co. Sumr City of Puebla. Debney, 80 hours from Victoria. eic.; pass and mdse, (0 Goodall, Perk- ins & Co. tmr Crescent City. Stock fleth, £4 nours from escen. City: passand mdse, to Hobbs, Wall & o. Stmr Pomona, Cousins. 1615 hrs from Eureka: pass and mdse. to Goodall, Perking & Co. Stmr Jewel, Madsen, 16 hours from Fort Brajg: 250 M ft lumber, to Union Lumbe: Co. Ship Soartar, Police, 11 days from Seattle: 2250 tons coal, to P B Corn’ a L Bktu June L Faikenburg, Keiton, 14 days from Bering Sea: 124,000 codfish, 36 bols codfish, to Lynde & Houah Co. Schr Volante, Thunnell, 18 days from Una- lasica; by last. 10 North American Commercial Co Schr Ocean Spray, Steinborn, 10 hours from Fish Rock 75 cds wood, ‘o N Tvers n. chr Orion, Anderson, 3 days from Eureka: 170 M ftjumber, (0 J & Haniiy. Oaklsod direct. Schr Sparrow, Dart, 48 hours from Eure<a lumber. 10 J R Hanity. Schr Mar- and Ida. Carison, 17 dava from Ber Sea” 40,000 codfish, to A aska Codfish Co. Scur Marion, Genereaux, 14 days from Port Biakeley; -00 M ft lumber, to Renton, tolmes & Co. Schr Vine, Pedersen, 23 days from Brl 2436 bbl: salmon_to C E Wuhney & Co. Schr Barbara Hernster, Jensen, 24 nours from Needle Ko K;: 00 cds bark toJ ~ Kimbail. Schr Annie Gee, Pearson, 9 days from Grays Harbor; umber. 10 E K Wood Lumbsr Co. Schr W ' Jewett. Johnson. 11 days from Grays Harbor; — M ftlumber, to Simpson Lu n ber Co. Benr Nettio row. Low. 5 hours from Poia. Reyes: 25 bxs butter, to J H Newhauer & Co. Sailed THURSDAY. S:ptember 9. Stmr Bonita, Nicholson, Port Har:ord. Stwr Corona. Jepsen, San Diezo. Stmr Geo Loomis. Bridgets, Ventura Stmr Sunol, Dettmers. Grays Harboe. Stmr Chilkat, Dunham. £el River. Simr Empire, Neison, (00s Bay. Sumr Newsbov, rosen, Usal. Stmr Westport, Jacobs. Stmr Truckee, Danieis, Yaquina Bay. Br snip Burmab. Jones, Antwerp. Br ship Gen Gordon. Worrall, Sydney. Br ship Balasore, Lioyd, Hu Bark Big Bonanza, Rerzman, Seattle. Bktn Plantr. Dow. Furex: Schr Joseph ana Henry, Christiansen, Coquille River Schr Berwick, Christensen, Ne! Schr Vi<ing, Peterson, Eurek: Schr Golden Gate, Jorg -nson. Schr Mayflower, Olsen Telegraphioc. POINT LOBOS, September 9.—10 » x—Weather hazy; wind Nw: velocity 12 miles. Domestic Ports SAN PEDRO—Arrived Sept 9—Schr Annle Lar- sen. irom Tacoma. SEATTLE—Arrived Sept 9—Jap stmr Kago- shima Marv, from Yokohama. FOLT BRAGG—Arrived tept 9—Stmr Noyo, hence Sept 8. ~a lod Sep: 9—Stmr Noyo, for Eureka, NFEWPORT—Sailed bept 9—Schr Defender, Grays Harbor. ALBION—Salled Sept 9—Stmr Cleone, for San Franci co. COOS BAY-—Salled Sept 9—Stmr Czarina, for San Francisco. TATOOSH—Passed Sept §—Nor stmr_Transit from Seattle, 'or San Francisco: schr B W Bart- lett, irom tacoma, for San Francisco, SANTA BAKBARA—Salled Sept 9—Schr Chas Hanson, tor Grays Harbor. REDONDO—Sailed Sep tura. ASTORIA—Arrivea Sept 9—Br ship Brenhida, from Honolulu. o EUREKA— Arrived Sept 9—Stmr sScotla, hence Sept 7. NEW PORT— Arrived Sept 9—Stmr Alcatraz, im Polnt Arena:s mr Alcazar, from Greenwood. TATOO<H--Pasted Sept §—Simr Mackinaw, hence Sept 6. for Taco 1 a. HARDY CREEK-Arrived Sept 9—Schr Nettie Sundborg, hence Sept 5. ALBION—Arrived Sept 8—Stmr Cleone, hence Sept 7. in tol Bay: lem River. for —sSchr San Buenaven- Eastern Ports. NEW YORK—Cleared Sept 9—Ship Benjamin F Packard, for San Franclsco. Yoreign Porte. ISLE OF WIGHT—Passed Sept 8—Br bark Mayfiold. SWANSEA—Salled Sept 8—Br ship Star of Italy, tor San Francisco. Movements of Trans-Atlantic Steamers QUEENSTOWN—Sailed sept 9—Stmr Britannic for New York. LGENOA—Salled Sept 9—Stme Fuids, for New ork. NEW YORK—Arrived Sept 9—Stme Werken- dam, for Rot'erdam. ed Sept 9—S ur Auzusta Victorla, for Ham- tmr Karlsrahe, for Bremen. CHERBOURG—Arrived Sept 9—Stmr Colum- bia. for New York. Importations. CRESCENT CITY—Per Crescent City—227 M ftlumber. 113 bxs bucter, 26 kegs 50 hf-kegs 1z tabs butter. 3 C» muse, 6 trunks, 11 cs meat, 4 dressed calves, 1 caest. POINT ARENA —Per Point Arena—1 boiler, 2 bxs ouicer, 1 bicycie, 1 bx fish, 1 bx notions. Little River—b bdis pelts, 1 hide, 2 cs mdse, 1 b x notions. Mendocino—6 firkins 2 bbis 55 bxs butter, 3 cs ezys, 2 bxsapples. 2 trunks samples, 1 wagon, 6 sks potators, 7 dressed hogs. For: Bragg—165 M fu lumber. KUREKA—Per Pomona—56,734 shingles, 97 bxs butter, 14 bxs garlic seed, 1 bx statiouery, 1 tobacco, 43,475 it lumber, 1 cs cigars. 2 irons, 1 cs druzs, 19 pxgs household goods. 47 doors, 13 pkis express, 86 vks neas, 1 pag persotal effects 1 csdry goods, 1 coop chickens. 145 head catile, 7 yearlines. E R & E R R—208 bxs butter, 1 cs peanul rous- ter, 1 cs 102, 1 ve VANCOUVER- Per City of Puebla—20 cs cigar- ettes. 390 ke s nails 47 cs boots and shoes. 60 pes wagon casti g1, 4 pkgs hardwa e 5 .scombs. 1 cs ticking, 18 Cs sheeting, 3 wooken hames, 253 bdis 87 bars steel, 1 cs oil, 1 cs candles. Vancouver via C P 5 $ Co—30 chats lea. Alaizan Points—1 s dry goods, 1 pke gold bul- lion, 102 sks concentrates, 1 sk ore, 134 bols 260 hi-bbis 5263 cs salmon, 1 bx salmon orands, 17 bbls salmon bellies, 1 cs eggs, 27 hf-bbis saimon beilies. 4 iron plates. polctoria—18 pkss bousebold goods, 1 sealed . Port Townsend—3 pkgs express, 9 sks seed. Seaitle—14 bbl 4 cs salmon. 1 sk shell meat, 1 tranx samples, 1 Cs beef, 613 bdls hides. 100 mats rice, 16 pkgs hous:hold goods, 1 cs labels, 3 bxs skins, 1 bx mdse, § bdls patierns. 1 cs drugs, 4 cs botzies. 6 bxs fruit, 1 cs sadaies, 2 cs clams, 2355 SK80ais. 4 pkgs express, 20 kega salmon bellies, 297 bdis paper, 70 roils paper, 16 cs paper, 512 10115 €O ‘Tacoma—32 cs enrlos 1152 cs tea, 500 tons coal, 800 bars bullion, 27 pk:s household 200ds. Tycoma west of Iarzo—28 bils hides, 2 chests clothing, 2 s dry goods Evereti— 78 bdls paper 60 kegs nails. PORT HARFURD—Per Eurcka 16 bxs fish, 10 cseggs, 4 bxs buster, 6 cs honey, § pkgs paper bags, 1 pkg twine, 55 bxs greeu fruit, 1cs woolen basxets 1Cs wooden bDOw!s, 2 coops chickens, 1905 8Ks whi 2263 sks bariey. San Pearo—3 s mflsde Hueneme—1 pkg mdse. Ventura—472 sks onions, 129 cshoney, 1 bx gun goods, 1 bx stationery, 25 sks beans, 17 bxs lem- ons. tanta Barbara—3 car axies, 189 bxslemous, 1 bx cizars. i Gaviota—144 sks mustard. 10 balsdry fish, 27 sks crawfish. San Simeon—2 bdls hides 2 bxs butter, 4 €3 eggx, 2 pkgs mdse, 1 bx dryzoods, 5 dressed calves Cayucos—1 tub 1 bx butter, 2 coops chickens, 2 8 egss, & dressed caives. Consignees. s J B Per Eureka—P C S § Co; Porter Bros & C d Ulrichs: Cunningham, Curtiss & Welcn :E T Alien JIvancovicn & Co; Josbua Hendy Machine Wrks: Caiiforuia Wine Assn: J M Levy & Co; Enterprise Brewery; LeviSpiegel ®Co: O R & N Co; Willard A Paladini; American Union Fish Co: M S J B Inguglia: G Camilloni & Co: Ps Coast Fish Co: Aller & Lewls: W C Price & Co: Enea & Co: Wetmore Bros: Milani & (o: P mani; D E Allison & Co: Marshali & Reimer: chmann & Co: J Pacific A Virgilio: Rus, Karly & Co: H Co: J H Cain & Co: Witzel & Baker; Union Paper Co; Feldman & Co; Unton Brewery: Dalton Bros; § Sl veroerg: Dodge, Sweeney & Co: H Dutard. U Uri & Co: A Palltes; Moore, Ferzuson &( McNear: Poultrymen’s Union: Bassett & Bunker: Van Roun & Co; Erlanger & Galinger: S Levi & Co: Dairymen’s Untou: De Bernardi & Co: =elix Chas Montgomery & Co; Bros: Cal Bottling C C E Whitney & Co: Standard Ui Co: Lre.sy, Vour- hies & Co: Western Meat Co; Standard Uil 0o : Marshall, Teggart & Co. Per Poinoua—Brigham, Hoppe & Co: C P Cone & Co; Dairymen’s Union; C E Whitney &Co : H& > Commercial Co: F B Haight: Getz Bros & Co; W H Pecknam; J H Newbauer & C¢ Hills Bros Murray & Co: Norton, Teller & Co: Pacfic Coast Lumber Co; James Murray & Co; Witzel & Baker; Ross& Hewlet.: Wheaton, Breon & Co: l_flc Rolling Mills: Wells. Farzo & Co: Standard Oil Co: Western Meat Co: Redington & Co; R FPetri &t o Scott & V. arsdale: Wintzer & Agar Alblen Lumber Co; Cox Seed and Plant Co; J H Kruse & Co; Dod, : EJ psowen &Co: H>s Crocker & Co: Gray & Mitchell: J F English & o Levi, Strauss & Co; J M Hunt & Co; McKay & Co; Oakland Meat Co. Per Point Arena—Wheaton, Breon & Co: Phil- 1ips & Jones: E Brown: W BSumner & Ubl Bros; Standard Oil Co: Home Supply Co; Denni- son & Feiling; Buckingham, Hecht & Co: J C_An'ml- Dairymen's Union; L Lemon: De Bernardi& Co; F & Shin; F H riokle & Co; H A Thompson: A O’Biien; B A Thompson; C D Ford. ver Crescent Cliy— Hilmer, Breahoft & Schulz; A Mason: Hobbs, Wall & Co: lodze, Sweeney & C0: GetzBros &Co: C K W hitnev & Co; F B Haight; We'ls, Fargo & ‘Witzel & Baker: Cloff Bros: Levi, Strauss & Co; O B ~m.th & Co; F Url & Co: Miller, Sioss & Scott; Poultrymens Union; Kingan & Co; E Keliy: R 0 Hum~ & Co ver City of Puenla—American Tobacco Co: Flint Carriage Co: Baker& Hamilton: Hoimes & Ea- waras: Buckingham, Hecht & Co; Allen & Lewi Miller, Sloss & Scott: W ells, Fargo & vo ; Herman & Co: Heller, Bachman & Co; Main & Wincheste: order; K H Merril: Fran< Barbieri; Yates & Co: Wells, Fargo & Co: E J Bowen & J Mailiard: Langley & Michaeis; Allen & L-wis: Risdon Iron Works. Selby Smelting and Lead Co; O howell; Itulian-Swiss Lolony; Levl, Strauss & Co: R Cle ments & Co: 1+ W Migliavacca; J Gurbreus: Lewis. Taussig & Co: Wellman, Peck & Co; L Saroni & Co: P Blomqulst: Dibert Bros; W B Sumner & Co O Howell: Schwabacher Bros: Chinese merchants: W H Dunbar; J Demartini & Co: Getz Bros & Co: FG Miliine: ‘A Aroas: W G Hall: M L Lyncn: J Woolft; Pacific \mmoni i Co; RB Caley: Redington & C Chemical Works: I Lombardiua: Bissinger & Co: Eckerlv & Co; M Pettig e 'hos Watson: Everett Pulp and Paper Co: DO Talbot & Co: W G Hinion & Co: W K Fisher: Orezon [mp Co; J_ A Folger & R L Bain: Jones & McCarthy; Hliils Bros: C & K~il=r: Kahn Bros& Co: South Prairie Coal Co. Meyer Bros; Western Carb Aci1 Cas Co: C F Har- ill; Merwall & Co; Miller, Sloss &Scott: Alaska Packers’ Assn. S. S, AUSTRALIA for HONOLULTU only, Toesday, Oct 6, av 2 .M. ~pecial party rates. The ~ 5. MA R1POSA sails via HONOLULU OCEAN TRAVEL) and AUCKLAND for SYD N EY Thursday. giflflfl mshi %fi- ~eptember 16, 2 P. M. Line to COOLGARDIE, Ausiralia, and CAPE TOW! South Africa. o J. D SPRECKELS & BROS. (O, Agents. 114 Montgomery street. Freight office 327 Market street, San Francisco. THE O.R. & N. CO. DISPATCH FAST SIEAMERS TO PORTI. AN D From Spear-street Whart, at 10 A . F ARE{.5 Firat-class Including £ $2.50 Zd-class fberth & meals SCHEDULE UF SAILINGS: State of California.....Sept 5, 15, 25, Oct. 5 Columbia. Sept. 10, 20, 80, Oct 10 Through Ucket hrough baggage 10 a Eastern poinis. Rates and folders upon applic tien W0 F.F. CONNOR, General Agont, 630 Market streot. GOODALL, PERKINS & CO.. Superintendents PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP (0. ohact, San Franciseo. as rotows: . A For vorts in Alaska, 9 A. M. Se:tember 8, , 13, 18, 23, 25, and every firti: day thereafter. For Vicioria and Vancouver (B. C.), Port Town- send, Seatde, Tacoms, Eversit, Anacortes snd New W atcom (Bellingham Bay, Wash.). 9 A. & Scpi. 3, 8.15, 1%, 25, 28, and every fifth day there- after, connectin; couver with the C. P. R R., at Tacoma w K. R., at Seattle with G th N. NR: Port Townsend with Alaska steamers. For I Fields Landing (Hum- | boldt Bay), S = p. M., ~epiember 1, 6 10, 14, 18, 22, 27; Octaber 1. 5.9, 13, 18, 22. 26, 30! Novembe. 3 8 12, 16. 20,24, 9. For Santa Cruz, Monteres, San Simeon, Cayucos, Port Harford (dan luis Obispo), Gaviota, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, Pedro, East Saa Pedro (Los_Angeles) and Newport. al 9 A. . Sepiem er 7. 11, 15, 19, 28, 27, and every tourta day thereafter. For San Diego, stopping only at Port Harrord (San Luls Obispo), Santa Barbara, Port Los An- Peles. Redondo (! Angeles) and Newport, 11 a2 September 5, 9, 13, 17, 21, 25. 29, and every fourih day thereafter. For Enseuada, San_Jose del C Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer Orizaba, 10 A .the 21 of each month. 'he Company reserves the right to changs with- out previous notice steamers, salling dates and hours of sailing. Ticke: office—Palace Hotel, 4 New Monigomery sireet. GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Gen'l Agents, 10 Market si.. San Francisco. COMPAGNIE GENERAL TRANSATUANTIQUS French Linn to Havre. OMPANY'S PIER(NKW).42 NORTH (CRilver, foot of Mortonst, Aravelers by this line avoid bouh transit by English rall way an the discom¢ort of Crossing the chanuel in a sm. boat. New York to Alexandria, Egypr, via Parly frat class $160, second class $116. LA BRETAGNE Sept. 18, 104 \(. LA GAECOGNE, Sept. 26, 10 A. M. LA CHAMPAGNE, . Jetober 2 10 Al w LA TOURAINE .. October 8 104 . LA BRETAGNE October 16, 10 4. x. A~ ¥or turther particulars apply to i A. FORGET, agent, S FDUAQF;%’&’““ <;reen.fisfiv York. avenue, San Francisco.” o e 3 g i’l'oCKTflN STEAMERS eave Pler No. 3, Washington St., At 6 P. M, Daily. Freighc reugalvods:,; o 50 Bl B A~ Accommodations Reserved by Telephona. ‘Thie only line seiliuk through ticke through freight rates to all poi Railroad. STEAMERS: T. C. Walker, Mary Garrati “eiephone Main 805. Cai Nav. and Impt. Co FOR U. 8. NAVE.YARD AND VALLEJO, STEAMER “MONTICELLO,” Mon., Tues., Wed.. Thurs. and Sat 9454 & nud 3:16r. 3. (9 M. 'ridays. x. dww, 9p 10:30 A. & and 8 p. Landing and offices, Mission_Dock, Plerd. Telepnone Grasn 581 FOR SANJOSE, LOS GATOS & SANTA CRUZ TEAMER ALVISO LEAVES PIER 1 DAILY (Sundays eacepted) sU10 A M. Alviso aaily Gatorday " excented) a7 E . Freight ang assenger. Fare betwsen San Franoisco and Alviso, 50c; to San Jose, 73c. Clay st Pler L 30 W. banta Clara st San Jose. RAILROAD TRAVEL. NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD (Via Sausalito Ferry). From San Francisco, Commencing May % 1897 WEEKDAYS. For MIll Valley and Sun Rafasl—7 i *8:1 S4B 113507 A s hids 3 0, 4400, 5118, Extra trips for S8an Rafael on Mondays, Wi days and Satardaysar 11230 poae T oone SUNDAYS. For Mil Valley and San Kafael—*8:00, *9:00 $10:00, 11:00. 11:30 . 3.: 1:00, *1:45 *2:30, #4:00, 5.11:00 2. i . run to 11:00 P, M. do not run 1o | Valiey. ‘Trains marked " run to San Quentin. THROUGH TRAINS. YO 4. u. weekaays for Cazadero and way sta- =u 40 ©. M. Saturdays for Cazadero and 00 A . Sundays for Cazadera wa: fi‘l" al 9:00 a. M. Sundays for J' ‘¢a and way stalions 0. Mazatian, L | RAILROAD TRAVEL! UTHE SAN PRGN AND SIN Joouiy VALLEY RAILWAY CORPLM, - fi JPEOM SEP 150, 1897, tratus wiki fun s folios “Southbound. Northbound assen- | Mixed | Mixed | Passen r ‘ Sunday | Stationd | Sunday | ger Daily. Exc'pt’'d | hxe'pid] Lail | | 120 AM| 9:00 AM Stockion i 4 Py x| 12:50 px| .Merce 5) Py 10:40 Ay 3:50 M| ..Fresno | 9:80 Ax 1.:40 ax ) pyi| Hanord | 7:15 Ax x 5 pM| 6:45 pm|..V sala. 6:40 am |1 Stopping at in.ermediate points when requi Connections—At St : | €. N. & 1. Co., leaving San Francisco «nd S.ockton a8 6 P daily: v Merced with stages . . from | Suei ings, Couitervilie, X osemite, €1C.; a 0 & 4 | stag: r lnior os Mariposs, « . 8t Lanker shim with stage to and rrom Maders. SOUTHERN PACH (PACLE Trains leave nn NAN (Main Line, Foot of FroM AU « and Way Stations. nd Rumsey...... 7:304 Martinez, San Ramon, Vallejo. Calistoga and Santa Rosa. $:004 Atlantic Lxpress. Ogien and 8:304 Niles, San Jose, Stockton, Sacramento, Mar Tehama and Red Bluff. #8:304 Peters, Miltou aud Oakdale. 9:00A New Orleans ixpress, Merced. Fres: Bakerstield, Santi Batbara, I Augeles, Deming, El Oricans aud Lust 9:004 Valicjo, Fresno *1:00p Sacramento It t 30r Martinez ar3 Way Sta 2:00p Livermore, Meudota, Hanf Visalia 4:00¢ Martinez, Nupa, Sauta 1o 4:00p Benicia, Winters, « Knights Landing, Marysville, Or willo ud Sacruiento ‘hico, mond (for Mojave (for Randsburg), Barbara and l.os Augeles Ronte, a uropean Mail, Ogd rds, Nilcs and San Jose 7:454 st 2 BAN LEASNDKO AND HAYWARDS LOCAL. Sonnd and I (Foot of Market Street.) Melrose, Seminary Park, Fitchburs, Elmhurst, San Leandro, South San Leandro, Estudillo, Lorenzo, Chierry and Haywards. . i Runs through to Niles ¢ From Niles. 454 Santa Cruz Excursion, and Principal Way Station 18:05¢ 8:154 Newark, Centerville,Sun Jose, Boulder Creek, Santa Cruzand Way Statiou 5i30p #2:15p Newark, Centerville, San Jose, New Almaden, Feiton, Boulder Creel, Bauta Cruz and Principal Way Stations . 4:15 ¢ San Jose and Glenwood. 94:15¢ Felion and Santa Cruz. CREEK ROUTE FERRY. From SAN FRANCISGO—Faot of Market Street (Slip 8)— B 11:00a.m. $1:00 *2:00 13:00 6:00 8:00 10:00a.M. 100 $4:00 *5:00 0gr . (Tiird & Townsend Sts.) 1 Way Stations (New From OAKLAND—Foot of Broxdway, $12:00 *1:00 ¢ COAST DIVISION ¥6:55A Sau Jose Almaden Weduesdays ouly).. .. lgor $7:304 Sunday Excursion for San Jose, Santa Cruz, Pacific Grove snd Principal Way Stations. se, Tres Pinos, Santa Cru: 9:004 San Pacific Wrove, Paso Robles, Sail L Ouisyy, Guadalupe, Sust wud rincipal Way Station 3 10:404 San Jose and Way Stations. :30A San Jose and Wuy Stations *2:30p San Mateo, Redwood, Menlo Park, | Santa Clara, San’Jose, Gilroy, (™ Hollister, Sauta Cruz, Salinas, Monterey and Pacific Grove...... *10:304 *8:15¢ San Jose, Savta Cruz, Pacific Grove and Way Stalions... 51 San Jose and Principal Way Stations 0P San Jose and Principal Way Stations 0 San.Jose and Principal Way Stations 0P San Jose and Way Statious 450 San Jose and Way Statio A for Morning. P for Afternoon * Sundays excepted. $ Sundays only. {Saturdays ouly 1 Monday, Thursday and Saturday nights only. | @ Saturdays and Sundays. § Sundays and Mondays. SANFRANCISCO & NORTH PA- CIFIC RAILWAY €0. Tiburon Ferry—Foot of Market 3t. | Jigk San Francisco to San Rafael. 11:00 A.; 13:3: Th um.m“ trips as 1: afl:lfll ol and Schuetsen Park same schedule as above. Leave 1 Arrive 8an Francisco. | fReMSt | gan Francisoo. WERR e Sux- 1 Destination. | S0 | Novao, |10:40 ax| | Petaluma, | 6:10 Pxc i 00 Px|Santa Ross| 7:35 rx| 1 Fulton, ‘Windsor, Healdsburg, Lytton, Geyserville, | 8:30 #3/8:00 ax| Cloverdale. | 7:38 px 7380 A | [Hopiand & | 8:30 x| 8:00 ax| Ukiah. ™ | 7:38 2u| T30 ax 8:00 AM Guerneville. [ 7:35 pu |8700 Ax| ~ Sonoma | 10:40 Ax and 6:10 P3|5:00 px| Glen Eilen. T30 AM|B00 ax| g 30 pa|5:00 pa| Sebastopol Stages connect at Santa Rosa for Mark Wess Springs: at Geyserville for Skaggs Springs: ak Cloverdale for the Geysers; at Ho,land for Hlign. and Springs, Keseyville, Soda Bay. Lakepors | and Bartiett Spriags: a: Ukiah for Vichy Sorings, | Saratoga Springs, Bluo Lakes, Laarel Dell Laka, | Upper Lake, Pomo, Potter Valiey. Jonn Day's | Riverside, 'Lierley’s, ' Bucknells. = Sanhedrim Heights. Hullvilie, Booneville. Orr's Hot Springs, Mendoclno City, Fort Bragg, Westport, Usal. Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets at reduosd eates. On Sundays round-trip tickets t0 all poinis be os. rond San Rafael at half rs Ticket Offices, 650 Market st., Chronicls buflding. A. W, FOSTER, R X RYAN, Pres. and Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent G| SANTA FE Santa F =@ paciFic Route | Tralns leave from and arrive at Market- street Werry. SANTA FE EXPRESS IA DIRECT LINE—-LEAVES DAILY 4:30 | M.: arrives daily 6:15 p. M. Palage Pallman Drawing-room, aiso molern upholstered Tourl Sleeplug vars, Oakland ofer to Chicago, via Kan- #as City. Annex (ars for Denver and >t Louis Santa Fe Express via Los Angeles—Leaves daily 94 M.: arrives dally 7:45 A M. Bosion Excurons via Kapsas City, Chicago, Montreal and the White mountains leave every Tuesday. % The best railway from California to the East. New raf 8. new ties, no dust, interesting scenery, and go.d meals in Harvey's dininz-rooms. San Francisco Ticket Office—644 Mar- ket street, Chroniocle Building, Tele= phone Main 1531. Oakland—1118 Broadway MOUNT TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY (Via Sausalito Ferry). Leave San Francisco Commencing May 2, 1897: WEEK DAYS—0:45 a. 3.: 1:45, 5:15 P, M. BUNDAYS—8:00, 8:00, 10:00, 11 A M} 48, ¥ 5 1897, trains will ru- on Sunday time. , tral Y . ot sale at MILL VALLEY or THOS COOK & SON, 621 Marke: st. San Franci (unaer Falace Hotel). Telephone Main 506,