The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 9, 1897, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1897. THE COMMERCIAL WORLD SUMMARY OF Silver declined sharply. Wheat sieaay. Freights advanced. Barley weaker. No change in Oats and Corn Light receipts of Hay. 1 eans and Seeds duil. No change in Coal. Potstoes in good shape. Onions easy. No change in Butter and Eggs. Pouitry Market sull giuited. Game low. Fancy Apples firmer. Oranges dull and weak. Provisions unchanged. Hides, Wool and Hops as before. Exchange higher. 1 exports ot Specie. Increas EXPORTS OF SPECIE, ) xports of specie from this port during the firgt monthsof the year were $41,378,134,against eleve $24 508 899 during the same period in 1596 and $5.0.0 452 1n_S1 ver Builion, $9.914.587 in Mexi- Sai Dollars, §301,453 in Silver Coin and 26,398, 7:3 tn Gold Coin. Of this Treasure China took £11,825.64. Japan $1.743.575. Indin £1,022.98s, Honolulu £535,542 and New York $25,390,705. GOLD COIN MOVEMENT. The movement of Gold Coin at San Franeisco for the month of November was as follows: Paid for duties $119,500 Exported. .....cocoes sos 1,906,800 300 8,065,000 Added to local circulation. ... $728,700 wing for the first eleven months of the Withdrawn.... Coined in November. . $4,698 200 . 25,398.700 Paid for dutles...... Exported.... Withdrawn s ....$30.096.900 ¥ 1'to Novempver 50. Coined Ja: 9.876.000 Loss 1o local circulation. : $221.900 Added in 1836. 9,520,200 GUAIN, The detailed statement of the stock of grain on haod in the State,as taken by the Produce EX- change, is as follows, the totals having already been published : z NIVHE ANV HN0TE 40 JAOdHT THE MARKETS. l z | 2 L R = g 5 Z = Z o = 2 O (W ] = g8 3 = € SIS = = Z a0 = < A2 = zz 004956 008989 0L 0y I | 4 NO VINHOAITVO 40 YLV e R 10'9 108799 08 0re KYOTY (13 1 681 ‘T HAUW 6 [ O Clear @ Partly Clovdy @ Cloudy ® Rain® Snow SHADED AREAS SHOW PRECIPITATIO DURING PAST 12 HOURS. Fxplanation. The arrow flles with the wind. The top figures 8t station indicate maximam. temperAtLS forine lays: those uncerneath it If any.the amount of rainfall, of melted snow in inches and hundredths, during the pest twelve hours. Isobars, or solid lines, connect poin's of equal air pressure; I therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. T ‘word “bigh” meuns hizh barometric press and 18 usually sccompanied by fair weather. low" refers to low pressure, and is usnally preceded and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains “Lows” ustally first appear on the ‘Waabington coast. When the pressure Is high in the interior end low along the coast, aud the isobars extend north and south along the comst, rain is probable: but when the “low' 1s inclosed with lsobars of marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is improb- abie. With a “high” in the vicinity of 1daho, and the pressure falling to the California coast, wars r weather may be expected in summer and col weatlier in winter. The reverse of these conditions ‘wili produce an opposite result. THE WEATHER BUREAU. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL- TURE. WEATHER BUBEAU, SAN FRANCISCO, De- ce. ber 8, 1897, 5 7. x. The followinz are the rainfalls for the past twenty-four hours and the seasonal rainfalls to; date as compared with those of the same date last season: Eurcka .18 this season —, last sea- on 14.66: red Biuft K, ihis season 5.41, last season 6.74; Sacramento .30, this season .98, las season 4.72: Swn Francisco .27, this season 8 87, ias: season 6.7 5. this season 7.79] tast scason 3.01: San Luis Obispo .48 this £eason 1. 40, Iast season 4.70: Los Angeles .00, this seuson 2 4K, last seaon 2.99: ~an biego .0V, thi, season 115, last season 2.08; Yuma .00, ihis se son 81, lasi season 1.20, ~an Francisce data: Maximum temperature 58, winimom 52, mean 56. W eather Conditions and General For. cast An area of hizh pressure liss over the Pactfic Slope. During the past twenty-four hours the pressuce hins ris 1 more than half sn inch over nd \\ asbington. cmp rature bas fallen ovel country west of the Focky Mountain Kuin hos fallen in Utab, Nevads and Washing. top. N the entire ported: Fort Canby 30 miles per hour. from the : Landers 28, west; (arson ity 36, west. Forecasts made at San Francisco for thirty hours ending midnight. December 9, 1897 : Northern Calitornia— Fair Thursday light northwesterly wind. Southern California—Fair light northerly wind. Nevad: Utah— Arizons—Fair Thursday: much colder: probably frosts Thursday night. San Francisco and vcinity—Fair Thursday; continued cold weather: light northerly wind Special report from Mount Tamalpals, taken at 5 P M.—Clear: wind northwes:; 12 miles an hour; temperature, 42; maximum, 49 ALEXANDER MCADIE Local Forecast utticial. colder; Thursday; colder; NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. NFW YORE. Dec. 8.—To-day’s stock market opened this morning with a tremendous show of animation and vigorous upward tendency, gains being uniform pretty much through the list. It was evident that the sirength dispiayed by the market yesterday had brought orders to the com- mwission house Lo buy stocks. There was aiso buy- ing for London account for the first time in several days, the advance in prices here apparently fail- 1ng to tempt arbitrage brokers to sell. Their pur- chases of St Paul were on quite a large scale and also bought Union Pacific, but there were sules of Louisville and Atcuison for Lonuon se- count. Sugar was the one exception in the strength of the market a: the opening, but lis loss soon widened and heavy liquidation in the stock set i, offerings beiug very neavy and active support be: ing of no avail te recover lis losses. Y esierday’s rumor of anextra dividend was thorouchly ais- credited this morning and yesierday’s gain was consequently completely wiped out tefore the an- noun ement ot the regular dividend. The stock was very feverish all day and fluciuated widely and frequently, but worked coustantiy toward & lower level and closed near the lowest, with & net loss of 435 Total saies were 120,000 susres. Consolldated Gas was also a mark {or the Feac- tonists and dropped at one time 415 points. The (0 isequence was Lhat Lhe market was kept unsettied all day. When the general advance came to a stop duliness intervened ana there were fre- quent rallies. karly in the fiinal hour prices of many siocks were at the best, but the final drop in sugar again weacened prices all around and lefi net gains confined to fractions in almos: ull cases and a fair sprinkling of losses all through the list. Union Pacific was heavy on account of the steps taken by the Government Lo quality as a bidder at tue Kausas Pacifi- sale. ‘Ihe activity displayed by the bond market was qui e remarkable for tue first hour, approaching $1,750.000 in par value, and, it 1s smid, breaking the record for one hour's business. ‘ihere vwas some decrease iu aciivity earlier in the day, but the ton- coutinued strong and the prices of a number of bouds of the middle grade moved up from one to several points. Some 0f the high-craie bonds showed heavy gains. Total sales, 74,250,000, Ula fours registered decline: 35 and do. coupon 14 Uid, but the fives ros: 1 bid: the naw fours coupon sold at 129. which Is higher than ever be- fore. Total sa es of stocks to-day 435,500, Atchison preferred 11,027, 5070, Bur- lington 27,080, L. and M. Manhattau 7430, Missouri Pacific 13,576, M. K. and 1. pre- ferred 425U, New Jerssy Central 5255, Northern Pacific 3682. do preferred 15,066, Northwest i erminal ¥300, Readiug 3295, itock Island 17,- 015, st Louis' apd ~an Francisco second pre- ferred 3227, St. Faul 34,035, Southern Rallway oreferred 10.725, Union' Pacific 5875, Wabash preferred 3376, American .obacco 18.020. Bay State Gas K198, Chi ago Great Western, 15,155, including: People’s Gas 13,230, Laclede Gas 3530, Sugar 118,030, LONDON MARKETS, NEW YORK, Dec. 8—The Eveninz Post's London financial cablegram says: The markets were to-day Inactive but cheerful, the features being tue bouyance of Americans and Argentines. In the former case the tone was entirely due o New York support. There was & gool feeling bere but little action. So apathetic are dealers that Secretary Gage's currency plans had lit le effect. Of course il is felt that 1f this scheme for an issue of 2 per cent bonds repayable, principal aud inierest, in £old coin is carried through & great strid - will be made toward currency reform. Prices closed at the best. Bouthern Railway preferred was especially good. Grand Trunks were booming, aud all descripiions of Canacian securities, including Hudson Bay shares, were good. ATgeniins weree bought from influential quarzers. Iu was urged that with the full interest the bonds are cheap Apropos of tne rise in Argentines, I just learn pri- vately that a meeiing of What is known as the Holhschiid commiilee hus been called for Friday. It is believed that some statement is coming rela. tive to the payment of arrears of i1 erest. Mines were dull. Silver was flat on the an- nouncement that the indlan Government wiil ofter forty lakhs of bills, when only ten was ex- pected. The Paris markets were firm and market irregular. NEW YORK the Berlin MONEY MARKET. Closing Frices for bonds and Railway Shares. Dec. 8.—Money on call easy at 13,@:2%: last loan at 2%: closed at 145@2, prime mercantile paper, 3@é%: Sterling ex- chanee weak, with actual business in bankers’ bills 8t $4 8514@4 8533 for Cemand and £4 B215@4 823, for 8 xt. unys: posted rates. $é H3li(we 84 ana 4 B634@4 87: commercial bills, 34 214 sil /er cer- tncates, 5934@60YaC; bar silver, 5914c: Mexican dollars, 463%4c: Government bonds, firm; State bonds, dull; railroad bonds, strong. (LOSING 6TOCKS. NEW YORK, Raflroads— o 9514 Atchison aeceetIBSS) 142 Preterred........ $0% St Paul & Gmaha. 781 Baltimore & OBio. 1214| Preferred 1501 i, 8U%, |Southern 5415 Southern Kailway. Canada Pacific.. Canada Southern.. Central Pacific.... 11% | Preferred .. Ches & Ob . 4264 Texus & vacitic... Chicago & A 161 |UPtraliassmipd 3 Chicago, B&Q.... #815/U PD&G. Chicago & I i 3| Wabash, Chicago, Ind & L. Preferred do do prefd. |Wheel & L CCCa&StL...... | Preterred. Preferred 5 ¥ xvress Compani-s— Del & Hudson. ... 10%%| Adams Ex. 158 Del L& W.. .152 |American k.x. ....115 el & Rio G 1134 United States . ... 40 Preferred 46 | Wells-Fargo. ......112 Erle, new ., ..... 143, | Miscellaneous— First preferred.. 373 A CotOil.... .. 2234 Ft Wayne 11693, Preferred’ 745, Ge Nor ptd.. 2150 | Am’n Spirt 815 Hocking Val...... 5% | Preferred. 1liinois Cent. 110314 Am Tobacco.... Lake Erle & 17%| Preferred. Preferred........ 1%z Peoples Gas Lake Snore....."\174 " |Cons. Gas. C1811, Louis & Nasn. 5674 Com. Cabie Co.. 1175 Manhattan L. 10555 Col F & dron.... .0 923, Met St Ranway...118% do do prefd.. 70 Michigan Cenirai.1Uss|Gen. Elecuric 3334 Minn & St. L...... 269 ilinols Steel 17 47 do do Ist prerd. »8 | ia Clede Gas. [l ai1g Mo. Pacific 3435 Lead... 8515 Mobile & Uh 15 | do p Mo K&t.. 1534 Nat. Lin Ol 634 do " pre 3615 Uregon Imp. N J Central Basy Pacific Mall, 10714 | Pullman Palace,: N Y Central 3 137 ~llver Certificates. $914 N Y Chicago &St L do do 1stprerd. 75 |~tan Rope&Twine 415 do do ¥d prefd. 35s Suzar... 14015 Nor West.......... 13 | Preferred 11a3, No Amer Co..1l] 435 T C& Iron.. 26 No Pacific. 2064 U S Leather. 71, Preferred 637y Ontario & W 1814 Ore R & Nav. 8515 Ore Short LI 897 Pittsburg. 16 Reading. 12234 Yock Isiand 16514 StLouis &S F. 44 22 do 1st preferred. 581, _Preferred.. 56 do 2d preferred. SLL&S W 47 SLP, M&DM..... 123 | Preferred... 103, CLOSING BoNDS. U & New 4s, reg... 12534 | N J Cent Gen 5s..1123; €0 do 45 coup..12534 | North Carolins 65,125 €0 ds, reg. 1123 Dods............102 dods. coup. 11477 Northern Pac 1sts 110 do2s. reg.......0 99 | Do, 3s. T @obs, reg. Do, s e DA do bs, coup. YC &L 451063 Distr.ct § 6 or & W 1210 Aln Class A Northwest Consois 1441 Do, Cinss B...1 Do. deb 5s. 11635 Do, Class ... 95 |Oregon Nav 11634 Do, Currency.... 8 | Do, 4s. Atchison 4s.. ... r915/0S Line 63 Ur..... 12314 73| Do, bst r. 3..110635 O Tmp 1sts tF. —" "Do sstr . 4514 | Pacific 6s, of '95...10264 112 | Keading db......... 85 10455 | Rio G West, Tais| B3Ly 10n14 St L& I M Gen 53 H734 Den & K G ds...". 90 " |St L& S F Gen 8511534 East Tenn lats... 111 [St P consols........ 14034 Erie Gen 4s........ 7175t P C & P 1sis....120 FW&Dlsistr.. 68 | Do, Bs. 1173 Gen Electric 5s.... 99 | Carolin UH&SAG.. 108 |Southern Kv 5s... 94 do g0 28 '0fd' 100 |stanRpe&Twivebs 59 H & T Centbs.....11214| Tenn New Set 3s.. 91 docon 6s..... 105 |Tex Pac L&G lsts 98 Iwa Clus. .71 "9 Do, reg 2ds...... 307 Kan P Coutr..... 80 [UPlsa..... .. 10214 Kan P lsyD Djir112 | UP D & Guif 1sta_52 La Nw Cousol 4s..100 L&N Uni 4: 7 ‘West Shore 4s. Y Va Centuries..... 685 Do, eferred. 3 KsCity P&G18ts 55— MINING STOCKS. s 3djontare.........§ 250 Crown Poiii 10 Ophir. = 60 Con. Cal. & V. 1 10| Piymouth! 03 Deadwood ... - 90| Quicksilver 30u Gouid & Curry... 35| dopm.... $00 Hale & Norcross. 1 20‘ Sterra vad; 45 Homestake. 5000/ ~tandard. 150 Irou Silver. 5 Union Con 15 Mexlean, 20| Yellow Jac 30 Boston. BOSTON. Dec. B.—Atchison. 1314: Bell Tele- phone. 260: Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, £8: Mexican Central, 57: Oregon Shori iine 19: Boston and Montaua. 14734: Butte and Bos- ton, 25; San D.ego, —. MEW YORK GLAIN AND PRODUCE. The following maximum wind velocities are res NEW YORK, Dec. 8.—FLOUR—Recelpts, 17,- 941 bbls; exports, 99,949. Firmly held, but quiet and no higher. WHEAT—Recelpts, 96,200 bushels; exports, 158,822, Spot firm. No. 2, red, 99c. Options opeaed firm and. with few exceptions, ruied strong ail day, Infiue; Dy another squeeze of Lecem- ber shorts, small Northwest receipis, unexpected decrease in the worid’s stock and French export buying, closed 75@1c net higher. No. 2 red Mav, 213-16@Y5%c, ciosed 9353c: December, 967@ 97 9-16c. closed 97 bac. HOP~— teacy: State, common to choice. 1895 crop. 4@6c: 1896 crop, €@éc: 1897 crop. 15@18c; Pacific Coust 1895 crop, 4@6c: 1896 « rop, 6@Yc; 1897 crop. 15@:rc: London firm, £3 10s@£5. WOOL—Quiel: domestic flvece. 2I@3ic; Fexas, 13G17 PETROLEUM — Dull. United closed 6314c asked METALS—The market for metais closed with buyers naving the advantage. The New York Mctul Exchange reports the market for pig iron warrants easier, with sales of .0U tons at $6 70 bid and $6 76 asked. Lake copper qulet, but firm at$10871a bid and $11 asked. Tin very quiet ai $13 65 bid and $13 70 asaed. >pelier quiec ac 2395 bid avd $4 05 avked, und lead ea-y at $3 65 bidand #3 70 askea. The firm that seities price for miners’ ana smelters’ calls the lesd market quietat $3 60. COFFEE—Options closed steady at unchanged prices to 5 points decline. December, $5 0@ No. 7 invoice. 5 ¥5: March, $6@6 0! Spot Coffee— HKio, firm 6%4c: No. 7 jobbing. 7c; mila Cordova, quiet, 53ac, SUGAR—Kaw. stroug: fair refiniux, 335c: cen- trifugal. 96 test. 3 1.-16c: refined, brm. BUTTE R— Rece:pts. 638 packages: Western creamery, 16@23c: Elgins, 2 1136@1415. EGUN_ilecein's. 4449 and Penusyivania, 2la steady; faciory, firm: State Western. 21@24c. packag: Dried Fraits. W YORK. Dec 8.—California dried fruit quist and firm. kvaporated apples, common. S@ic prune wire trav, 734@8¢c: wood-dried prime, 81gc: choice, Blac, farc , /@9IVae. PRUN ES—3@Sc # APRICOTS—Royal, 1@8Ya! PLACHES—Unpeeied, 7€10¢; $ CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Moorpark, 9@11c. Yedied, 15@a0¢ CHICAGO, Dec. 8.—A firm tone was observable in wheat at the opening, and It improved ss the session progressed. The chlef incentive to buy came from the further decresse iu ihe deliveries in the Northwest, and though otber bullish news came in during the day this proved the main sus- tainlog factor throughout. For the first time shorts in December showed real anxiety. Decem- ber opened at 99¢, or 3, above yesierday's ciose. Alittle selitng by the bull ciique sufticed to put the price back to 95%4c, but an hour later an at- tempt 1o buy & few lots put the price to $1 very quickly. The interest iu the option did not then die out as it ald yesterday. More bnying oraers came in after a silght reaction which put the price to $1 U1 Again the bull crowd let go, but for the rest of the day Lecember showed an affection for the doll.r mark. There was 004 action in the May price also. due partly %o the biddinz up of Decem- be . partly due to bull influences. Chicago re- 1pts were <56 cars, comparad with 27 cars last year, but there areextraordinary inducements be- ing offered to bring wheat h.r: if it comes up Lo tiehi h requirements of the Chicago contract quaiity. Atlauilc port clearances of wheat and tiour were equal (0 504,000 bushe:s. During the last hour's trading May sold off 1o 90%zc on realizing and ciosed st 9015@9055cC. December closed at $1 0014, Cora was utterly indifferent to the advance in wheat and barely managed to hold its own. Out- side of a Iittle trading in May early in the day there was xlmost nothing done. Oats, thouzh quiet, were fimly held by the strength of wheax. Provisions were weak from the start. Hog te- ceipis were much larger than was expected, and heavy selling by packers helpea to further weaken the market. January pork ciosed 7iuc lower, January lari G¢ lower and January rios Thac lower. The leading futures ranged as follows: Awricies |upen. | High | Low. | Clowe Wheat No. 2— | | Decem ver 89 9814 10014 huary . 90 o0 | 911y Biri 90 Bosg| Suby ‘orn No. 2— December... . 251, 3% 20515 May pritos 3y 2835 Oals Decem be: el A 211y 2114 May.. .. | 2:35 2:lg| 2uag Miess Pork @ bbi— | Decem be: .{7380 (73211730 |7 Jauuary... 825 |82 B20 B2l May ... |8 4734 850 'Bl!l/-_“u 45 December-.. . | a1 Januvary....... 4 May ... la Short Riba, 100 s | | December...... it 4 J 4 4 (Cash quotations were as follows: Flour, steadler, Winter pat: 115, 84 70@4 90: Straights, $4 0@ 440; Spring specials, 8535 “pring patent $4 40@4 90: Straights, $1 30@3 50; ¥350: No, Spring Wheat. 88@93c: No. § B1lga93c: No. 2 Hea, $1@l 25; @253,c: No.2 Oats. 21344 2i%54:'No. 5 White, Lo.b, 46%4c: No. 2 Barley. —: No. 8 —: No. 4. —: No. | Flaxseed. $1 10g1 1314 Prime Timotny Seed. $2 65: Mess Pork @ obl, $7 85@740: Lard ® 100 Ds. $4 25@4 2734 Short Rios sides (loose). $4 15@450: Dry saiied Shoulders (boxed). $& 75@d: Shoru Clear Sides (boxed). $445@4 65: Whisky. distiilers’ finished 800ds, per gai. $119: Sugar. cut loat, $5 89: gran- uiated. $5 26: standard A, — ARTICLES, Receipts. | Shipments Flour. bbis 12000, 15.000 W b ., bu. 172 w0u 51,000 Corn, bu. .. 456,000 BU%,000 Oats’ bu’ . Tl Ess000 s1m000 Eye, bu. - - 7,000 Py Barley, bu. eesean %5000 47.000 On (he Produce Exchange (0-duv the Butier ket wes steady. Creamersy, 19c; cheese quiet, 8@sYje: 15@23c: dairy, 1:@ esgs firm, tresn, 20c. Wheat Movements. Recelpta Shipm ents. Buoshels Cltles. Busheis 174,670 Mianeapoli - 75,660 121,024 .Dututn .. . 844,114 419,000 Milwsnkee ... - 78 800 171.900 Chicago - . 50.948 17,029 Toieco. . 1,500 34.000 St. Lows . - 15,000 40.000 Detrom. ... - 1,000 45500 . Kansas Cluy.. . 30,500 597,5: TIDEWATER 84.156 158,822 2.0 110.000 16,000 208,293 381,061 TARIS FUTURRS. Dec. Jan Flour — Opening .62 50 €1 95 £ Closing.... .62 6U 61 90 Wheat—Upening . - 80 65 960 Ciosing......... veeeen 3075 29 50 LIVERPOOL WHEAT FUTUR®A Dec. Mar. Opening.... ereeeeens T3 T3BY 4 Closing...... 5 ST4ls Ta1,731g EASTERN 1IVESTOCK MARKET CHICAGO, Dec. 8.—Ca'1'TLE~Sales of common dressed beet steers were at $3 5U@3 75, and really good shipping catie at S84 25@4 Cholce breves soid around 24 75, and fancy Christmas catle were nominal around 85 10@5 40. The bulk of tue sales to-dav were much below $4 75, Very few calves went over $6 25, HOGS—Sales were largely at §3 30@3 40, coarse heavy packers selling at 33 15@3 25, and vrime smpping lots at £5 40@3 45. Pigs sold mostly at $3 15@3 40. SHE. P AND LAMBS—Sheep were salable at $2 75@3 50 for inferior to common: $3 7584 50 107 1air 10 eholce and #4 60@4 65 for prime Hocks, rams selling at $2 75@3 75. Western ted ~heep s0id 1n ierge numoersat $3 75@4 50. Lambs sold freely at §3 90@4 50 for culls up to 5 6UGS 65 for choice 10 extra lots. bome feediug lambs e ecetoteCasil 17,000; e cceipts—Cattle, 17,000; 3 e 0gs, 52,000 sheep, Kansas City. EANSAR CITY. Dec. 8 — CATTLE — Re- ceipis, 9000, Market weak to 10c lower. Texas steers, §3@4 55: Texas cows, 2 40@3: native sieers, $o 554 B5: nadve cows and heiters, #1 50@4 25 slockers aud feeders, §2 16@4 30 bulls, §1 50@3 50. HOGS—Keceipts, 17,000. Market steady to 235c lower. Bulk of sales, 83 25@3 : beavy $3 15 @3 35; packers, £3 25. mixed, $3 32@3 :5; $: yorkers, #3 27g3 30: lights, 20@3 30; pigs, §3@3 25. SHE ki —Recelpts, 3000. Market weak. Lambs, $4@5 65; mutions, $3 50@4 65. Omana, OMAHA, Dec 8 —CATTLE—Recelnts, 3000. Market 10@15¢ lower. Native beef steers, £3 70 @4 BO: Westero steers, T0@4 30: Tex: tee) #3@3 60: cows and heiters, $2 90@3 80: can. ners, $2@2 80: stockers and feeders, £3 30@4 4. buls, stags, etc.. 82@3 60, HUGS — Keceipts. 8500. Market 5@10¢ lower. Heavy. $310@3 5. mixea, $3 15as 20; ught, 3 25@3 30: bulk of sules, $315@3 20. SHEEF—Receipts, 3500. Market to choice natives. £3 0@+ 60: 1air 1o cholce West- arns. 83 50@4 50: common and stock sheep, $5@4. iambs, $4@5 50 AVAILABLE GRAIN SUPPLY. NEW YORK, Dec. 8—Special telegraph'c and cable dispatches to Bradsireet's, covering ihe principal poiuts of accumulation, indicaie the fol- lowing changes in avaiable supplies last saiur- day as compared with the preceding Saturday: Wheai—United ~tates and Canads, east of the Rockles, increase 253,000 bushels. P Afloat for and in Kurope—. ecrease, Liverpool Cotn Trade News, 700.000 bushels. ‘World’s supply—Net {ucrease 44’ Corn—United Siates and Rockles decrease 939,000 busi Osis—United “tates and Rockles. increase 507,000 bushel A decided shifilug of uvaliubie stocss off wheat is indicated by the reports to Bradstreei’sthis week. The larzer jncreuses Include 200,000 bushels i1 Ner hwest inter or elevaiors, ) 3 o husheisat New « ilean<, 124000 busuels in Chi- cago private elevaiors. 53,000 bushels at Cleve- 1and and 40,000 bushe s at Kochestel ihe arger decreases, however, inciude a falling off of about 1,100,000 bushels in' Manitoba aud at Fori Whllam' and Keewatin, Oat., 72,000 bushels anads, east of the at Galveston. 48,000 bushels in Miiwaukee private levators and 45 000 bushe's at Port Huron. BOSTON WOOL MARKET. BOSTOY, Dec. 8.—The American Wool and Co.- ton Reporter will say of the wool market: On the whole the marker has oot besn So lifeless for months. It is generally admitted, however, that the mills are grinding up the raw ma:erial vers fasi. All things consid-red the actual amount must be pretty nearly if uot quite at the rate of 600,000,000 pourds per year. ~uch & showing affords great encouragement to the wool trade. and the predictions are still rife tbat the prices Will Dot jong hence be fully on & level with thos* of Octover 1 It Is Increas ingly difficuit to speak of actual prices fo this market: the quotations are un- changed,and while an intensely ¢uil market a'ways Telies the presumption of coucessions, it would be difficull 10 put on’s finger on actual markdo \ns at this time. As & matier of fact there is vardly buyers enough around to break toe market. Thers has been a big falling off in the sale of Australian, OWIng Lo the fact that, while there are a number of persons who would' be glaa to pick up rouna amounts, the holders are no: auXious to seil at prices p-eviously quoted. The sales of the week n Boston amount 1o 1,950,000 pounds domestic aad 700.000 pounds foreign. making a total of 2,66),00) against a total of 4,552,000 for the previous week. CASH IN THE TREASURY. WASHINGTON, Dec. 8 — To-day's statement ©Of the co:dition of the treasury shows: Avaluable cash_balance, $.27.146.496; goia reserve, $158, 191,669. 2 NUKTHERN WHEAT MARKEC, Oregon, PORTLAND Dec. 8.—Wheat weak at unchanged figures. The scarcity of Lonuage prevents much business be.ng done. Cleared—Erit.sh shi Wasdale, Queensiown, with 102.025 bushels wnhon. 5 Washington. TACOMA, Dec. 8.—Wheat. No. 1 blue stem, 75¢; No. 1club, 72c. PORTLAND'S BUSINESS. PORTLAND, Dec. 8 — Exchanges, $306,581; balances, £65,507. FOREIGN MARKETS. London. Dec. 8. — Consols, French rentes. 103f 9314c. 118%5; sllver, Liverpool. LIVERPOOL. Dec. 8. — Wheat — Quiet: No. 1 standard California, 37s 9d: carkoes off coast, nothiig doln; carzoes on passage, dutl for white, quiet ior red: English coun:ry markets. partially 6d cheaper; French country mas keis, quiet; wheat in Paris, steady ; flour in Parls, steady. COTTON - Uplauds. 3 7- cLosk. W HEAT—Spot No. 1 red Northern spring, 7s 7d. CORN—Decem ber, steady, 3s 17a: Junuary, steady, s 114d: February, steaay, 3s i%gd. e e e EXCHANGE AND BULLIUN. Sterling Exchange, €0dajs......,, — §48315 Sterling Fxchange, sight = 48615 Bterling cables. . - 48 New York Exchange, sight........ — 10 New York Lxchauge. lelegraphic. — 1214 Fine Siiver, per ounce. S 5914 Mexican Dollars.. - Ty FRODUCE MARKET WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS, WHEAT—The Inversnaid takes for Cape Town 52 166 ctls, vaiued as §81,092; Kilmeny. tor Cor, 58,487 cils at $55,888; Cbile, for Cork, 77,146 cils at $115.700. A ship has been taken at 35s, and thisrise In frelghts keeps the market from respond ne to im- proved quotations from the kast and abrosd Tidewater quotations are as 10llows: $i 42! for No. ), $1 4334 for cholce and §1 45@) 47%3 B cil for extra choice for milling. CALL FOARD £ALFS. INFORMAL FFssiON—9:15 o'clock—Mav—2000 ctls, $1 3775: 8000, $1 38, SPCOND SESSION — May — 2000 ctls, $1 3534 2000, $1 377%; 6000, $1 814: 2000, $13nlg! 4000. $1 8. REGULAR MORNING SESSION—May—6000 cils, £1 5714 4000, $1 373 .00 comber—2000, $1 4312 4000, $14534; $1 4314 AFTERNOON SESSION—May—14,000 ctls, §1 3785, BARLEY —The rain, which averaged an inch 1o the Sacr.mento Valley ana balt «a iuchin the San Joaquin, has further weakened the market and sellers are now mors wiliiug .o meet buyers, Feed., 83@80c for aark to good and 9.15c @ ctl for choice: Chevalier. for seed, $1 5U@1 tU B cil; Brewing, $105@l 10 for No. 1 and 80@wdc o 10r dark Const. CALL BOARD FALES. INFORMAL EES810N—8:15 0'clock—No sales. EXCOND SESSION—May—2000 cus, 8535 2000, B64c: 2000, 86 REGULAR MOENING SESSION—Decewber—2000 ctls, 87c. May— 8000, 8digc. AFTERNOON SESSION—May—2000 ctls, 847gc. UATS— | here is uothing doing b-vond the usual jobbiog trude. Fancy Feed, $1 15@l 20; wood to choice. §1 0715@1 1214; common, #1 0215@100: Surprise, $1 2U@) 3. B ctl: Red, $1 35@l 40; Gray, $11215@1 1714: Milling, $1 0734@1 123, Black, 10r seed. 81 3591 60. Ciipped Uata sell ut 81 @ % 1o over the raw product. CORN —Weak and cull at the prices. Small Round Yellow, 95¢ % ctl: Large Yeliow, 85@9224¢ # cil: White, 8734c RYE—$1@1 0235 Betl EUCKWhnEal=Quoted at $1 208135 B cil. FLOUR ASD MILLSTUFFS. 10,990 bbls Flour. The China steamer :00k ou: There Is uo cLange in prices. FLOUR—Net cash prices are: Family extras, $4 55@4 85: Bakers extras. $4 50@4 40 ¥ bol. CORNMEAL ETC.—Feed Corn, §20 50@21: Cracked Corn, $21@22 B ton. MILLSTUFF=—Prices in sacks are as follows, vsual discount to the trade: Grabam Flour, 3o ¥ 100 Ls: Kye Flour, $250® 100; Rice Fiour, $5 75; Cornmenl. $2 25; extra cream do, $3: Uatmeal, 83 50: Oat Groats. $4; Hominy, £3 10 8 20: Huckwheat Fiour. $5 26@3 50: Crack Wheat, 83 25; Farlua, $4 50; Whole Wheat Floue, 26: Kolled Oats (bbis). $5 T0@5 90 in sacks, ¥370: Pean Bariey, 34; Split Feus, $350; Green » 100 s, HAX AN EOSTUFF . Recelpts of Hay are running moderate, as will be seen. Bran and Middlings are also in light stock. BRAN—217 50@i8 50 B ton. MIDDLINGS—$20 50@22 50 % ton. FEEDSTUFFS—Rollea Barley, §20@31 Bton; Oficage Meal at the mill, $2550@28 50 % ton: 30: Cocoanat Caga $19@20: Cottonseed 9@50 ¥ ton. HAY—Wheat, $12@1430 % ton; Wheat and Oat, $11@1350: Oat $1v@l2: Bariey. $10@12; com pressed, $12@i4; Alfalta ¥8@9 OU; sivck. noml- zal; Clover, $5@9 50 # ton. ETRAW=30@ibc baie. EEANS AND SEEDS. There Is no change to report. Trade Is dull. BEANS—tayos. $2 25@2 40; Small Whites, #1 18@l 25; Largs Whites. $107%@1 +0: Pinks. $150@160; Reds, &1 25 Biackeye. §1 70 @ B5: sied Kidney, $1 25: Limas. 31 60G 176 Butters, §1 25@1 50; Pew, $1 25@1 40. SEED>—Brown Mustard, $275@3 % ctl: Yellow Mustard. ¥2:5@2 75 B cil: Flax, 31 »062; Canary teed, 14@% ¥ Ib: Almlfa, 6lgc: Rape, 2@ ¥%ct Hemp, Sc: 1imothy, igc. Bl D PEAS—Nies, 31 267 Green, 31 20@1 60 weul POTATOES, ONION ., VEGETABLES. Potatoes are sellin: well at steady prices. lons are shaded a littls. Vesetables are auil Los Angeies Green Peas brought 4@7c and String Beans T@l0c % Ib: Green Peppers, 4@6c: Toma- 1008 31@1 20 B ciate; Egg Puunt, 10@124gc ® B POTALOES—kary Kose, 40@d0c: Kiver Reds, 85@40c: Hiver purbanks, 40@50c (P sack): Orexou Burbanks. 50g70¢: “alinas Burbanks 60 @vlc; Sweel Potatoes. 50@6Uc ® ctl for Rivers ana 75@stc for Merced; new volunteer Fotatoes, 1@2¢c B b ONIONS—g1 40@1 60: cot Onions, 75c@sl 25; on- Pickle Onions, 5U@7Hc B sack. VEGETABLES— Mushrooms, S@15¢ % b: Mar- rowfat Squasi, $K@10: Hubbard Squash. $8 @10 @ ton: bried Peppers, 4@6c ® lb; Green Veas, 8@Gc ® Ib: Strinz Beaus, 3@8c:. Dried Okra, l.lge: bbage, 6UGTD - P ctl; Carrots, 25 @30c ¥ suck; Gadlic, 3%@4c B ; Tomatoes 5 @d0c ® box. POULTiY AND GAME. There was noappreciable improvement In Game, which is in lsrge suppiy. Another car of Esstern roultry was put on the market, but not_much of it was 8ol, as surpiies are 100 heavy. This stock Is selling at §4 75@5 for Hens, $4 50 1or v1d and vouug Roosters, $3@3 50 for Frvers and $3 for Broilers. POULTRY — Live Turkeys, 11@12%4¢ for Gobblers and 11@ 12345¢ 1or Hens; dressed Turkeys 1212@15 % pair, 81 25@1 50: Ducks. $3 SU@s b £3@4 50: Roosters voung. 13 5U@4: ao, old, 855084 B doxn: Fryers. &3 50; Broilers, 85 35 @3 50 for_iarge wnd §2 50@3 for_small: Pigeous, #1 5081 75 w oz for young and $1 for old. GAME—Quail, # dozen, Mallard. $2 50 @: Canvashack, $5@6: Spric. $1 50@2: Teal, 81@1 25 B dozen: Widgeon, $1 25@1 50: smail Duck, $1@1 25: Gray Geese, §2 25@ 60; White, #1@1 25: Brant, $1 50@1 75: Honkers. $4@4 50" English Smpe. $750@] 75: Jack Snipe, $1: Hars. $1; Rabbits, §1 25@1 50 for Cottontalls and 75c@ $1 for small. LUTTER, (ueESE AND EGGS, Al kinds are as previously quoted. Receipts of Eggs were lighter, owlug (0 the rain, but this s ooly wemporary. BUTTER— e (REAMERY—Fal creameries, 26@27 40 sec- onds, 24@350 B I " 1oAY —Clicice 10 tancy, 280 ® B lower grades, 2 YICKLED—22@24c B FIRKIN—19@20c B I CRKAMERY | UB—2200@25%c B . EASTERN—12(@] 3¢ 10T iadie-pacxed. CHEESE—Choice mild new, 11@12c $ b: com- ;IOII w“m H.lofl‘i’c...lno‘.hm.lioll }:fi' oung fll"{‘ A 3 regon, ci Weatorn, 11ia@1 0 Earaen, LIss@ishe BB, EGGS—Kanch Eggs, 271.@32%30; siore Eggs L4@25c: kastern. 22lpc B doz for fancy, 20¢ for firs.s and 16c *or seconds; Duck Kggs nominal. DLECIDLOUS AXND GTKUS FRULTS. £tocks of Apples are less excessive and a fancy Ted wilbring the top figure. Grapes, 100, are in reduced supply, but there is no improvement in the pr.ce. Oranges, Lemons avd Limes are duil and plen- tiul DECIDUOUS FRUITS— Sirawberries, $2@3 @ chast for larga. Lave Cod, Cranverries, $8G9 50 B bbl; Jerseys, $r@9 50; Coos Hay. $2 25@ 50 B box. Pears, Winter Neils, 50c@S1; common kinas, 25@80c P box. Apples. 25@-0c B box for common. 50@75 for £00d 10 choice an. £/@1 25 for fancy ~pltzen. beces: Lady Apples, $1 50@1 75 for large boxes. Quinces, 25@>0c % box. Grapes. In boxes. 25@dt ¢ for all kinds. Crates sell uoour 10c higher than voxes. Persimmons. 25@50¢ @ box. CITRUS FRUITS—Navel Oranges are quoi- abeai §1 50@. 75 B box: Seedlings, $1@1 50: Mandanins. 75c@s$1; Grape Fruit, $3@4; Lem. ons, 75¢@#3 25 for common and §1 50@2 for good tochoice: Mexican Limes. $2@3 @ box: Califor Dnia Limes, In small boxes, 25@30c: Hananas, 31@% ® buncu: Pineapples $2@8 v oz DEIED FRUITS, KAISINS, NUTS, ETC, DKIED FRUITS—Quotations are as follow: Prunes. carioad lots. 4@4lac or 40-30's. 3la@ s4c for 50-60's, 3@314¢ 101 60-70's, 2L5@2%4c tor T0-0's, 2@2Lac B I for BU-90's and 1l,@1%,c for 90-100's; Peaches, 5G51oc B Ib: fancy. 6la@ ; peeled. 1U@liba: Apricots, 5@6c & M for Hoyals and 7@Skac 107 £00d Lo fancy Moorparks: evaporated Apples. L@t34c: sun-aried, 33, @41ac; black Fizs, 1o sacks. 2@5¢: Plums. 3ha@dee o b for pitted and 1@1lec for unpitted: bicacned Plums, bc: Nectarines, 4@6C » I for prime to fancy : Pears, 2@5c¢ tor quasters and 25@olac for balves. accoraii L0 color. etc RAISINS—New Raisins, 214@3c for 2-crown; 4o for S-crown, Sc for 4-crown, Blge for Needless Sultanas and §1 10@ 115 for »ondon layers. Dried Grapes. 234c. NUTS—Chesinuts are quotable at 8@10c B_B: Walnuts, 7@7%c ® D for hard and 5@9c @ B for softahell: Almonds, 3@4c for hardshell and Sc for papershe.l: Peanuts, 4@oc for Lasiern and 4c for Ca'liornia; Kickory Nuts, 6@6c ® b; Pe- cans, 9@10c B b: Filberis, ¥§9150; Brazi Nuts, 8@9c: Cocoanuis, $4 du@5 ¥ 100. HONKY—New Comb. 1Uc for brizht and 7@9s for lower grades; new water-white exiracted, 414@ 4%c: light amber extracted, 35,@4C ® b EEESWAX—23@25¢ B 1. ¥ UVIsio CURED MEATS—Bacon. 8145¢ B D for heavy, 9c for ilght medium, lUc for .ight, 10%ac B M for exira ugni aud 12c for sugar-cured. rasi- ern sugar-cured Hams. 1036@llc: California Hams, 9@9%.c # I: Mess Beef, 88 50 ® bbi extra mess ‘do, $9 60: family do, $11@12: sali Pork., $5@ 50'B bbl: extra pnme Pork. §9 50: exira clear. $16: mess, $14 50 @ bbl; Smoked Beet. 1115@12140 P . LA RD—Eastera tierces quoted ai_5l4c % I for compound aua 6c for pure: paiis, 7c: Californ Uercea, Be # I tor compou Baif-bbis, 814c: 10-1b tins. COTTOLEN E—Tierces. @6lyc. Packages less than 800 Re—L-Ib pails, 60 in i case, 874C: 3« B palls 2010 a case, 834c; 5-Ib palis, 12 in a case, Bl4c: 10-B pails, 610 & case, Bljge: 50-b tins, 1or sina case. 75sc: wooden Luckets LU Ibs net, 775y R0y tubs 80 s net, 755c; Lulf bbis, aboat 10 s, e B HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell 1c under sound stock. Heavy saited steers, 10@10%zc @ D: medium, ®c: lizht, 8i,@9c: Cowhbides, bla@dc; Stags. BSlgc: sated Kip, Sc; saited Calr, 10iglic ¥ B: salted Veal 9c: drv Hides, 15g15%ec; culls and brands, 12@123c: Gry Kip and Veal. 14c: dry Calf, 18c: culls. 12¢: Goatskins, 20@30c_each: Kids, 5c: Deerskins, good summer, 25¢® : medium, 20¢; winter 10¢; Sheepskins, beariings, 15@25c each: short wool. 35@60C eachi medium,”60@80 each: loug wools, BUCGEL each. TALLOW—No. 1. rendered, 5@3%c B D: No. 2, 2@2%qc; refined, 5c; Grease, 2@214¢ ¢ b WOOL — Fall clip — Middle _countles, free, 10@13c:_do defective. 10@llc; San Joaquin, de- fective, 7@9¢c @ 1b: do Lambs. 615@Sc: Southern Mountain. 9@12c: tree Northern, 12@ldc @ bb: @0, defective, 9@llc; Humboldt and Mendocino, 13@15¢ B b L UPS—0ld crop, 3@6c B M _for poor 1o falr aud ¥@10c for good; new crop. 10@ldc. GENERAL M= iCHANDISE. BAGS—Calcutta Graln Bags, 1828 delivery, 555 @b3c: Woui Eags, :7@30c: Fruw Bags, 51c 634 and 6c for the different sizes. (OAL—A local circular for Australia says: “There is now only one vessel fully cue from the Colonles, and only eleven now atioat cau possibly ar;ive here In the next sixty days, with s capacity of about 34,000 tons: hence Ausirallan will be in brisk demand at full figures Auring the winter months The total engaied Loal tonnage now listed from sydney and Newcastile f0ots up tn al only 55000 tons capacity, sgainst 105,000 tons four riontus ago; this shrinkage or 50,000 toos in 50 shor & time ShOWS LLal Dew Dames_are Dol e ng added equal o the arrivais here. The fact is. freiznt rates on Coal have been Leld too nigh, and the large consumers here are coary about con _ractin: ahead. feeling assured that lower rates must prevail later, witi but liitle grain to exyor: rom the Colonies tonnaxe must head tiis way. In fact. the softening has already commenced, as charter rates are now quoted at 1s B ton less than s month. itisearly yet 10 forecast Crop pros- Dects here for 1595, buc seasonabie rains wiildi- vert carriers In this direction a: much lower rates on Coal. it is difficult to estimate the qua itity of Coul we may consume in the first half o1 1898, it ali ihe steamers that we are p omised Lo convey Kioniikers sbould come here. Hailroads and steamers will be large fuel cousumers for several months, as they wiil be taxed to theic fulles. ca- pacity moving passengers and freigh Wellington 8 @ ton: New Wellingion, $8; Souihfield Wellington. §7 60: Seattle, $5 50: Bfy- an. 86 50: Coos Jiay. £475; Wallsend, $675% ton; Cumberland, $14 60 B ton in bulk aud §16 in sacks: Pennsylvania_Anthracite Egz. $1a & ton: Weish Anthracite $@12: Canpel, $8 50 # ton: Rock Springs, Castle Gute ana Pleasant Val- ley. 87 60 Loke. §1:1n bulk and $15 B tou in sks. SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refizerv Company auotes. terms net cash: Cube and Crushed and Fine Crushed, 665c: Powdered. 61, iated. 534c B Ib: Confectioners’ A. c: Dry Grana- 814c: Magnoita A, Sixc. Extra G 5c: Golden C. 47ge; Candy Granulated, bbkc; California A, 534c; hali-Darrely 4 more thau Larrels. and boxes %,¢ mora. SAN FRANCISCO WMEAT MARKET. Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slanghe terers are as follows. . BEEF—First quality, 635@7c: second do, 534G 6c: third do. 4@5¢c B b VEAL—Larg» 5@6c: small. 6@7 9 D MUTTON= Wetiers. 6@7c; Ewes. 60 b LA MB—Spriug, 7@5¢ B PORK—Live Hogs 35sc @ D for large and 314 @3%/c for small and $14c tor medium; sofi Dogs, “ia@3c v W; dressed do. d@blge. KECEIPTS OF rEODUGCE. yor 24 WoURs. Floor. orsks 29,998 Eggs, doz. Wheat. cils 54,390 | Cheese, ctly Earley, ctls 5740/ Hides, no. £ Corn. et - _23)|Pelts, ddis. Tl Beaus, sks....... 10 U} Wool, bl - Potatoes, sks Onions. sks., Middiings, sks. Bran, sks. Hay, ton: 5,201 Wine. gals. . 214/ Brandy. gais. 331 Leather, rils. 350/ Sugar. bbis...... 135 Tallow. ctis. " St 101 9| Lumber, M feel.. Butier, ctls 160 Hops. bis i S REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS, Willlam G. W. Ripley to_Redfield Proctor, re. record 1837, d. 153, 101 on N W corner of Octavia and Sacramen:o streets, N 157:6 by W 137:6 to- gether with the land lying between said lot and the Delaney line and the W line of this lot ex- tended (Lafayetie square), valuable consideratio.s and quitclaim deed: #1. Benedetto and Marla Cereghino to David and Toseph Devoto, lot on SE line of Mission street, 03:4 SW of Ninth, SE 100, SW 58:4, NW 10, NE i8:4, NW 90, NE 30: $10. Juhn and Maria Engisch to John W. ana arian- tha C. Standley, lot on S line of Day sireet, 130 E of Noe, E 25 by'S 114; $10. Michael J. and Margaret E. McBride to W. H. Norton, lot on W line of Collingwood street, 75 5 of Eighteenth, § 49:4 by W 125; $10. F. A. and Priscilla Berhin to ‘Charles J. Smi‘h, 1ot on S line of Alta streel, 208:514 K of Mont- gom ery. E 22:214 by S 60: also lot on NW corner of Montgomery and Greenwich streets, N 32:6, W 4036, N 30, W22, S 62:6, : alsoliton W line of Montzomery stieet, 112:6 N of Filbert, N 23 by W B7:6; ulso loton N Iine of Green sireet, 91:8 E of Montgomery, E 22:11, by N 68:9; also iot'an N iine of Filbert street, 111 W of Montgom- ery, W 26:6 by N 157:6: also lot on SE corner of Duvont and Francisco streets, S 70 by E 70; aiso loton = line of Alta stree., 137:6 E of Mon gom- ery: alsolot 120 on N line of Union street, E 25 by S 50: $10. W. K Van Alen and Hugo Straka (trustees) to Emma L Merritt, Rosa V. Morbio. Kate X uss- baum, Charles W., kdzar i. and Clara_A. Sutro, iot on W line of Battery street, 45:10 N of Pine, N 140:2 by W 137:6: also lcton N line of «all- jornia street, 87:6 £ of Montgomery, E 25 by N 114:4, set lement of trust deed made by Adolph Suiro Aucust 26 1850: $—. David, Wilhelmia and Josesh Devoto to Bene- detto Ceregbino, lot on SW corner of Brosdway and Montgomery 8 reet. S 70 by W 58:6. $10 Mary E. von =chroeder to J. H. Vo1 _~chroeder, lot on S Jine of ¥iannun sireet, :66:8 W of Fiftn, SW 45:10, SE 250, NE 187:6, NW 11236, oW 91:8, NW 187:6: grant. ALAMEDA COUNTY. A. J. B. and Jane S Immel to Citizens' B. and L. Association, loton W line of Wiilow street, 35 § of seward, $'60 by W 100, block 701, Oakian Charles W. Pinkerton to Morgan L. Ryder, the SW haif of lot 63. piat 17, Mountain View Ceme- tery, Oaklaud Township; grant. Margaret |.. Wyman 16 Giibert Wyman, loton SE_line of Fourirenth street, 50 W of Twenty- i rd avenue. W 100:6 by > 150, East Oakiaod: ! Amelia and Joseph D. McCarthy to Louis H. Figgers, all interes. in 480 acres, being the NW quarter of the Nk quarterand ~< quarier 0. sec- Lo 32, townsbip 4 S, range 2 E. Murray Town- ship; £3. Juanu H. Nevis to Jose R. Bernal, lot beginning ata.ofnt from which the SE corn T of a tract of land of A. C ~anchez bears NW 100 ‘eet dls ani; thence SW 95 feet 10 N liue or Kose ave.ue: theuc: Ni 200, NE 96, NW 200. to beginning, being lois4 0 7 of (as'ro survey. Rose avenie, town of 1leasanion, to correc. furmer deed, Mur ray Lowuship: =10, —————— In the British army one soldier in seven is now under 20 years of age. This ine cludes all recruiis and band boys. HOTEL ARRIVALS, GRAND HOIfL DrJ CCooper&w, Fresno J bavis & w, Alameda FBJonesen @ w, C1 F R Johnson & w, Cal C Newhal, Tuscarora P L Raphael. Chicago L C Pay: e, Ohlo Mrs E samuels, Chicago Miss A ~annels,Chicago D Luscomoe, Chicago HJ Youny, Redwood J W Dorsey, Belvidere H Roach & w, Uakiand A J jarson, Lodi A J Stern. Chicago SN Barnes, sal A L Smith. Hentord G C Alexander, ( | ¥ Erickson, Jamestown T B Lion, Cambris Lr T Flint & w. SJuan | ir K K Stone. Marvsville P Metscham, Salem C H Cusick, Albany MrsT i Lane, Woodland W A W Litney & w, Idaho S M allrignt, sacto J lenaban & w, “uisun M Dinkelspicl, Suisun R W {liiam. Nog les J O Hestwood, Seattle M S Wallace. Boston 1 Benn, Merced € Winningstad, San Jose B A Wilson & w. 8 Jose T D) Frost. Puso .obies D P Pierce, Piacerville Mrs W ¢ Hoffman,>Cruz E W A Kerran, S Diezo 1 > Ch ttenden, Hanford W C Swan, Marysville W C Ramsey, Stockton | G P Martin, Watso .vilie Mrs ¥ J Fiiaf, Sacto D € Mitchell, Nevada W J Flynn, ~t Louis G W Palmer'& w, Sacto A N Barron. Bostou J € iuddock, Ukiah J L Howiand, Pomona W Frank, Ontario T Fitch Jr, Stockion G W Elsey, Modesto W S Tinving, Martines LICK HOUSE. J D Hill, Walnut Creek H Todd, Cakland H G nowell, Cal C H Pawlike, Cal H O Peet, Cal Mrs L i Cadweil, Forest W Currler, Portlana Grove W B Mason & wi, S Jose Missk Stewart, FstGrove ST Moore, Gilrey 6 L Arnold & wi,Ls Ang G D Mcuean .« wi, New- Mrs A W Rielly,Sakosa | caste Miss Kieily, Newcastle CAG Tuttletown K T Siurdy. Chicago W R . arithers, Sta Rosa J M Fu weiler, Auburn M Christian, Dos Paios C B Leamiug, N ew what- Lake B Tibby & fy, Mont ecm H i Frauce, San Jose Mr.W C Lambert,Guate- H Guernsey, Nev mala 1 B Wall,"Los .\ ugeles Miss Lambert, Guatemla W Grant & wi, Cal Mrs Hemeley, Guatemia Lee. Sacramento S F Earl, Reeliy G L Hoxie, Fresno J R Hooley & w, Hollistr Mrs J Heodricks, Hollstr E A Davison, Bel.oia Miss Hendricks, Hollistr C M Coglan, J E Place, Dos Pu'os PALACE HOTEL. T Hopper. Santa Rosa J H Armsby, Chicago Mrs E LCulver, ~taRosa W D Smith. Elaine Mrs T Hopper, 'Sta Kosa Byron W Noyes, Mass H M Landsberger, Cal H > Porter, Los Ang Dr V Condory, Alameda H Dickerman N Y I Beatty, Capetown F W Teeple, Chicago E G Cabn Bultimore W J Kernau, Utlca F T Dwyer, Sacio S F Pacrar, Chicago N P Nelson, Chicago D Melone, Onk Kool W Indernieden, Chicago O D Jenkias, Stanford £ E Burch, London W W Aiderson, Sacto A H Bromiey. London H ~ Pickauds, Chicugo R Davis, Alameda Mrs H S Pickauds, Chgo Mrs ik Davis, Alameda M J Dauve, Chicago H G Wilshire, Los Ang H G Spalding, N Y H Thoninger, N Y L L_Arguelic, wi, mald L C Kruger, Chicago & 2ch, San Jose E S Kumley, Spokane V D Wilkinson, Spokane Mrs G J Bishop. Chicago T £ Snodgrass, Spokane Wm Netteion, Spokane BALDWIN HOTEL. James Brown, Oakland W R Clark, Stockton ¥ J Cornwell, Petaiuma E P Pond, Juneau Wm Stark, Portiand — W_A Purkerton, Chicago N W Clayton, Salt Lake C B Detrics, Cii'cago V ~ Hardy, Salt Lake Miss G Byrie, N Y W McMulen, Bosion R H Baker, Raciue M D Nelld, Vallejo W A Caswell, Sacto € M Hermann, Chicago B Harrisou, Sacto Mrs > Guiindo, -an Elag F B Baldonado,Guamala Mrs B Harrison. Sacto C C Hollinsheud, 5 Y E Reiter, Cleveiand Mrs Stantord, Watsnville E H Stafiford, Watsnvill G M Straus, San Jose O W Heywood, Mich MrsH K Mayhew, Napa A O’Keily, Everett J smith. Petaiam: John Jury. anJose VM vickery, N Y I W Hale, Sacto Frauk Gray, Berkeley Charles Boker, Boston COSMUPOLITAN HOTEL. Miss J Sadler, Salt Lake A W Ihude. Ariz J Foye, Wash M McMahoe, Chicago € Darius, Fresno C H Folly. Fiwler L Hedges, Los Angeles ¥ Egers, Denver M M staudaher, Mont J K Wash, Valiejo W C Erien, Valiejo © Tyffe, Seattie G P Deot, N Y J L>mith & w: Miss A eil, Or M Shinas & wi, Cal J Galiagher, San Ardo ¥ McLaugulin, Sallns J Suteder, Haywards E Snicder, Hay wards E Newmau, Haywards J Larkman, Chicago 3P Walsh, 'Valiejo Lr Glis rap, Tulare S acCraney, Or ¥ Crawford. Portiand Miss L Agnews, Mich T R Githan, Merced O F Yates & wi, La W WESTERN HOTEL. H Kronke, San Diego J Zace, Campbeils J Brown & w, Tacoma Miss s Green, Tacoma H Walderen, 'Sacto S U Brooks, N Y EJ woillus, Pordland J H Frankiin. Stockton A Hocn, Visalia 4 G Knox, Topeka B McCurdy, Eureka D F Baker, Rodeo J M Ford. Woodland R Harvey, Guatemala R'CH.mmond, Mono A M Ham'lton & w,Utah M Christensou, Onkdale W W Saunders. Sta Cruz O M Baxter, Maryavitle J P Fairfax, Sta barbara P Lonaidson, Chicazo or THE CALL CALENDAR. December 1. 1897. [F5 5o |16, [W. TG |Ff |oa.] 3i00is Phasen. | | 1 2 8 4 Full Moon. b _“_____ e Dec. 8. | 5| o 7 9| 10| 11| =T G Erul s o __fl!_ _‘C Dec 16 | | 19 | 14} | ([ 2] 23} 2af 18] 18} 17| 18| Bl e e o Dec. 23. || 19 20| 21| 22| 23| 24| 25 | |l 26| 27| 28| 29| 30| 31 SleAmesns 20 SALL, STRAMKR | FSTINATION.| sAiLs. | PIER San Bias....| Panama. Dec 9,1z u|P M S8 Columbta. .’ | Portiand Dec 6.i0ax|Pler 24 Mariposs. ... | Sydney. |Dec 9. upw|Pier? Weeoit....” | HumboldtBav |Dec 10, 9aw | Pler 13 San Diego..._ (Dec 10.11au |Pieril HumboldtBar Dec 11, 2pu|Pleed -|HumboldtBay |Dec 11, 1pu| Pier 3 Chiikat..... | Kel River..... Dec 12 Dau| Pier 18 Coos Bay.. .| Newport Dec 12, 9am|Prer 11 City Puebia|Vic & PRt Snd | Dec 12 9au |Pier 9 Del Norte.. GraysHarbo:. | Dec | Dec |Dec Dec *|Dec | Dec 13,12 u Pler 2 13110ax | Plar it 14,11au Pler1l .. | Loos siay Saa Diego.. Portiand *TEAMEE> 10 ARKIVE, STeaMER | FrOM I_Dus City Puebla.... | Vicioria & Pages Souni |..Dec 9 Washtenaw .... | Tacoma.. 9 Progreso........ |Seattis_ ... 9 Humbolat. ... | Humboldt Willamett Seattle... Det Norte...... |urays Haroor. ... Dec 10 Empire......... | Coos Bay. Homer Coos Ba Pomona Humbol Coos Bay Newport Chilkat. «.. | Portiand. State of ‘ rorusna. . Uzaring Coos Bav. ..Dec 11 Quee: | San Diego. .Dec 12 Areal Loos Bay . eeeenan Dec 12 Walla Walla. .. | Victoria & Puge: Soun1 Bristol |Comox...... | Newpors .. Crescent Uity Creacens City. . Weeott Avmbolat Bas Dec 15 North For. ... | Humbolat.... | Dec 18 Columbta. Portiana. . Dec 16 | San Diezo Dec 16 Moana. . |Svdney... weeeee|..Dec 18 Cleveland. ... | Puzet Sonn L.....|.Dec 16 sUS, MUOOUN AND 1IDE, TXITED STATES COAST AND GEODETIO SURVEY. TiMEs AND HEIGHTsS or HIGE AND Low WATERS AT FORT POINT, ENTRANCE TO SAX FRANCISCO BAy. PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT. NoTE—The high and low waters occur atthe City Front (Misslon-strest Wharf) abont twenty- five minutes iater than at Fort Foint: the heigh: of tide is the same at both places. December—1897. Thursda -, December 9. 7.15 Moon rises, . 0.00rM 4.51|Moon sets . s 00: | 1M | Foer }'"'"“y 2 H oW LW 10| i A 10/ E .21 | —0. u{ 3. 6.52/ 0.2 12 8 728/ 00 13 3 815 02 14 § = g;; 0.5 16 . 3.8/ 9.37| 10 16 2 s7l1025) 18 NoTE—In the above exposition of the tides the carly morning tides are given in the left hand eolumn, and the successive tides of the day in. the order of occurrence a3 to time. The second tims column gives the second tide of the day, the third time column the third tide, and the last or righ: band column gives the last tide of the day. excepi when there are but (hree tides. as sometimes sccurs. The heights glven are addlilous to the soundings on the United Siates Const Survey charts, excep: when a minus sign (—) precedes thy beight, and then the number given ls sublractivs from the depth given by the charts. —eee The Time Bal. bRANCH HYDROGRAPHIG O¥Fice, U. & N., MERCHANTS' KXCHANGE } 8y FRANCISCO. December 8, 1897. , The time bali on Teiegrapn Hill was aroppal exacily at noon to-day—L e., at noon of tne 12)ia meridian, or exaculy at 8% M, Gresnwich time. W. S Huenes, # Lientanant U. 8 N. in ~harga e R IR AULICE TO MAKINEKS. A branch of tha Uniied Siates Hydrographio Office located in iha Merckants Exchanze Iy maintained in San Francisco for the benent of mariners without regard 10 nationality and free of expense. Navigators are cordially Invited to vistt the office, whera complete seis of charts und sailliz directlons of the world are kept on hand or com- parison and reference, and the latest information can always be obtained regarding lights, dangers 10 navigation and all matiers of interest W oceau commerce. The time Dail ontop of the bullding on Tele- graph Hill is hoisted abou: ten minutes befors nooa, and is dropped at noon, 120th meridian, by telegraphic signal recelved each day from the United States Naval Observaory, st Mare Lsiand A notice stating whether the iims ball was r dropped on time. or giving the error. If any, i1 published the same day vy the afternoon papers #ud by (he morniuz papers the following {av. W. 3. HuaHss, S N. 1o cuares. Dientanany U. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, Arrivet. WEDNESDAY. Decomber 8 Nor_stmr Peter Jebsen, Hansen, 5. dov from Nanaimo: 4323 tons col, (0 Jong Rosenfont Sons. 7 ~omr Santa Rosa Alexander. 613; nours from San Diego; pass aud mdse, to Goodull, Dergine & Co. Stmr City of Para, Brown, — days — hou from Panama, etc: pass and mdse, (0 b M S S (o Sumr Protection, Ericksos, 5% utays from Tiliamook: 2.0 M fi lumber. t0 T S Kimbai Stmr Oregon, Stevhens, 214 days trom Fortland, via Astor.a — hours; produle, (o Oregon Raiway Co. <nip Dashing Wave. Co by, 11 days from Ta- coma: 700 M flumber and laths, to Hanson & Co Br ship Maribor Newcastle, N=W: els & tros Co. Ear< Annie Johnson, Ma'son, Honolulu; pass and sugar, to J i ros Co. Haw bark Andrew Welch. Turner. 13 days from Booolulu; 1000 bags suzar, 7 pkgs household g00ds, to Welch & Co. Bark Enoch Taibo. Kalb, 14 days from City: 1153 plies, 12 spars, to Darby, Co. Schr Alohs, Dab 1, 14 days from Honolulu; pass suga, to Willams, Dimond & Co. hr Eva. Kltgaarl, 5l davs from Eureka: 0 cis stavebolts. to Chas Nelso hr John A, Heliquist, 6 days from Eurek 36U M £t lumber, o Pacific Lum ber Co. Schr Voan:, Krog 10 days from Grays Hare bor; 250 M ft lumber, to Simpson Lumber Co. Cleared. WEDNESDAY. December 8. Stmr Columbia, Conway, Astoria; Oregon Ball- way and Nav Co. <mr Alice Blanchard, Warner, Portland; NP3 Co. Haw bark Santiago. Johnson, Hilo: J D Sprecks els & Bros Co. s iway h Hill, Lang, 70 days from 7 tons coal, toJ D Spreck- 14 davs from D Soreckels & Tnion Laydon & ~eiled WEDNESDAY. Decem ber 8 Stmr Rival, Johnson, Fort Bragg. Stmr Hueaeme, Jonnson, Eureka. Stmr President, Nelson, Yequina Bay. Stmr Noyo. Lundquist, Eureka Stmr San Juan, Brown, Acapulco and San J A de Guatemaa. £tmr Gipsv. Leland. Santa Oras. / Stmr Fureka. Parsons, San Pedro. J gienr Joseph ana Henry, Christiansen, Coqutlle iver. Schr Sacramento, Crangle, Coos Bay. Telographic POINT LOROS December 8-10 P M—Weatner hazy: wind W; velocity 8 P Chartor. The Br bark Earl of Cadogan londs wheat at Ta- coma for Europe, 30s—prior Lo arri Snoken. Per Cty of Para—fat 34 30 N, long 10204 W, schr Vine, hence Nov 13 for La Libertad. Aall weil. Domestic Ports. PORT BLARELEY—Arnved Dec 7—Bark Co- lumbia, from Hono'ulu. POINT REY ES—Fassed Dec 8—Haw stmr San Mateo, from Comox, for Port Los Angeles. EURKKA—Arrved Dec §—Stmr Pomona, huce Dec 7. very rough. COOS BAY—Arrived Dec 8—Stmr Arcata, huce Dec 6. Bar rough TACOMA—Arrivea Dec S—Schr Peerless, from San Diego. PORT BLAKELEY—Arrived Dec 8—Schr E K Wood, hence Nov 23. ASTORIA—Sailed Dec S—Simr Geo W Elder, for Dyea, ¥oraizn Ports. ADELAIDE—Arrived Dec ¥—Schr Carrier Dove from Mooy vill YOKOH AMA—Salled Dec 7—Br stmr Teenkal, for Portiand LONDON—Arrivea Dec 7—Brship Erin's Isle, from Vancouver. Sailed Dec 7—Ger bark Marle Hackfeld, Honolulu. PORT PIRIE—Arrivea Dec §—Haw ship Joha Ena, from Port Gamble. Dec 5—Ger bark Theo- dor. from Tacoma. SYDNE Y—-sailed Dec 6—Br stmr Miowers, for Vancouver. Arrived Dec 7—Stmr Alameda, schr King Uyrus, from Chem ainus. Movements of Trans-Atlantic Steamers. AMSTERD AM—Saliled Dec S8—Stmr Amste daw, for New York. ANTWERP—Arrnived Dec 8—Stmr Penasyiva- nia, for Philadel phia. NEW YORK—Saiied Dec —Stmr Germaalc, for Liverpool: stmr Southwark, for Antw St Paul. for Southampton: stmr Bremerhaven, for Antwerp. SOUTHAMPTON—Arrived Dec 8—stmr Parls, from New York. Salied Dec 8—Stmr Saale, for New York. Importations PORTLAND—Per Oregon—348 bdls paper, 15 M ft lumber, 555 s<3 shorts, 2706 s<s flour, M0 sks bran. 15 40} sks wheat, ) HONOLULU—Fer Alona—6647 skssugar, | bags rice. 213 bags coffee. 4 SAN DIEGO—Per Sanla Rosa—1 1ot army sn. plies and outfir, 1 bx olives, 2 cs Iye, 1 cs pearll lcssiarh. 10 ma'srice. 1 cs dry goods, 8 p granite, 24 pkes mdse, 79 bxs oranges. 7 sks nuts. 3 pigs tobacco, 87 bxsiimes. 244 bxslemons, 4 bdls dry fish, 20 cs eggs, 3 pkgs castings, 1bx U belts. Redondo—1 bx glass, 284 bxs oranges, 40 sks nuts, 3 transformers, 3 bdls herrings, 1 bx frult, 3 iron castings, 176 sks corn, 1310 sks barley. 6 pigs, 2 cows. 20 cs hams, 92 bxslemons, b csdrugs, 8 pkgs mdse. 2 cs soap, 1 cs glass. Port Los Anze es—1 bx spice, 25 bxs oranges, ’ pkgs mase, 32 bxs lemoos, 1 sk beans, 1 bx mete: 10 sks canary seed, 1 sk beeswax, 1 plano. Santa Barbara—20 bxs peppers’ 51 bxslemons, 12 bxs oranges, 28 sks crawtish, Port Harford—3 bxs fish, 5 bxsbutter, 1 bx bardwrre, 1 coop chickens. 5 bxs butter. 1 keg olives. 1bx paper, 14 bdls hides, 24 cs eggs, 1 cs ary goods, 4 pkgs mase, NEW YORK-—Per City of Para—2378 pkgs mdse, 78 pkgs oil, 2381 pkgs Iron and iron pipe, 1699 pkgs wire. 330 pkgs vaint, 240 pkgs dry £00i3. 200 pks resin, 597 pcgs stamped ware. Europe—51 pkgs mdse, 152 pis oil, 530 pkgs sardines. 300 pkgs 80ap, 6 pkgs dry goods. South America—1pkg mdse, 270 pkgs hides, 213 pkas cocon. Panama—2 pkgs treasure, $1750. Punla Arenas—183 fogs, 3 pkgs hides. Corluto—2 pkes mase, 50 10gs, 18 pkgs hides. Acajutia—100 bags coftee. Kao Jose—] 29 bags coffee, 120 bags sugar. Acapuico—16 pkgs mdse, 311 bags coffee, 389 bxs limes, 40 parrots. 34 pkgs treasure. $32.524 31, HILO—Per Annie Johnson—640 bags sugar, 221 hides, 40 tous coal. Consignees. Per Oregon—> P Det CJ Leist & Co: M Q Nason & Co; Moore, Ferguson &Co: H Dutard; H F Allen: Geo Morrow & Co: John F English: Hame ilton & Rourke: Willamette Pulp & Paper Co; Daie ton Bres: Clatsop Mill Co. Per Annte Johnson—J D Spreckels & Bros Co; G H Daiy; master. Per Aloha— willlams. Dimond & Co; Otls, McAT™ lister & Co: J D Spreckels & Bros Co. Per Santa Rosa—J Cavanaush; Heyneman & Co: C Ja~obsen & Co: Russ, Eariy & Co: A Quad. Smith’s Cash Store; Hawley Bros; Wetmore Bro: C E Waoiiney & Co: De Bernardl & Co: J Karanz Hills Bros; Lavor Exchange; Witzel & Baker for hence Nov 1 A Enea & Co: H Heckman & Co° Getz Bros& Co: A Levy & Co; Sawyer Tanning Co; Redington & Co¥®™™ Goodall, Perking & Co; J ivancovich& Co: Greas Amecican Importing Co: American Union Fish Co J4 B Inguglia: Cal Botuling Co: Ross& Hewlett: A J Kinsvy: Hilmer, Bredhoft & Schulz: Hills Bro. W C Price & Co: Milam & Co; Mark Levy & Co: V Chowan: Bissinger & Co; A Paladini: Pacific Coast Fish Co: Wilmerding, Lowe & Coi Gener- al E.ectric Co; A P Hagen: J 8 Inguglia; Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Co: L Scatena & Co: A P Hagen: H Schacht & Co: Losb Fleishman & C Goodall, Peiking & Co: Amer Carb Acid Gas C Wetmore Bros: The Cudaby Packing Co: Georg Waiton; B Trappoli: Newmark & Edwards: J H Cain & Co; J M Tryon; McDonough & Runyon: F H Blake: Gippen & Alexander; G H Pecs & Co3 E C Cadra: Gray & Barbieri: Garcia & Maggini: I, Ford: Wakice & Co; California Electric Co. A G Towne: Wellman, Peck & Co: W Greenieaf; L A & Parker: D E Nowmn: L O Parker; ¥ Cavanaro: A T Sutheriand: 0 C& N Co; W W Bianchard; G B "o Starr & Co; Deere Imp Co: J Demartini & Co: # Thomas Eve Works: Bell & Co: Raley, Caapman & Co: S Jacobs: W W Blanchard; Yoarra Gold AMining Co: K H Copp: Ames & Harrls: Nason & Co: Wolf & Son: Neustader Bros: Iloffman, Rothschiid & Co: A Galli Fruit Co: Wilson Eros; W H Malkin: Levi, Spiezel & Co: W K Larzeleie Commaercial Co: W U Cu ry. Per City Para—Cunniugham, Curtiss & Welcn; A F Kippen; E J Shattuck & Co: Goidstone Bros: H Huddles'on & Co; J i Allon: Keystone Brost Main & Winchestes Mack & Co: Ssn Francisco Gaslight Co: Cleve'sna Uil o d Paint Co: Pascal, Dubeaat & Co: Kohn Bros: L F Las reto: Kiein & Co: Edward Croxcca; McNab & Smith: F W Kelly; .\ Zellerbach & Son: « oburn, Tevis & C Granlte & Jensten; Herman Cotin: Jac b Unn. Micnalistcxe & Co: Payot, Upham & C Tel & Tel Co: Otis, McAllister & Lo eymnn, DeHart & Co; Auglo-Californizn Bsnk; F Levi & Co; Comanovi k & 1o: J O Meyering: Bonescell & Co: Dunham, Carrigan & Co; F M Smiih: Call- fornia Bauk: Henry Weidero;' H Wolf & Bros; J Quarit; Lowenoer & Co: M 'Franklin & Bros: A Michae's & Co: Sherman, Clay & Co: Freific T & T Co; Portiand Gas an . Eiectric Co: J T Wrign L Dikels el & Co: Weils. Farzo & Co: P Papy Jivancovien & Cu; Baker & Hamilton: M Dewings JH toden & Co; 4 I Wrizat: M A Gynst: Freq Janyzeu: Hulse, Bradford & Co; Doiliver Bros: § K.cin Pros; B Goiczer: ¢ isher & Kenchow: C W Cralg & Co:_Redington & Co; J Seidi: Howe Scals Co: J de'a Moutanya: Lewis Anie-§on & Co: ~on Bros: Castrucclo: Uzsile Bros A Levi & C Steele & Co; Ernest Beriow: Jan zen: S B Leavit ELG Jones kros; M P Thompson ta lonary Gog eniliing & Cog "W litng & Co; 1on & Dang ada. ' Miller, Sloss & Scott: The Harry Unua C hosendori Lowz Scawaciz Bros: & Co: Ma GEORGE H. 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