The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 1, 1898, Page 19

gaid General Fund shall be paid, as in tion hereinafter provided, all of the various depart- the City and County, except as are by this Charter 1 out of the Funds specifically for the | ment of such ex- For the six months ending on rtieth day of June, in the year h and every of xx to each of them by of the existing o much of said moneys 1 Board of sup: visors ent of Public Streets, for the fiscal rtieth day of | year ending on s in une r take pended at the time effect, shall be ex- ng 1 six months by the In)vlw Works in the opera- > department committed to All the expenses of the City which are not to be paid out mun.h~ out of the General 1. Should the moneys set apart | the Board of Supervisors of the ex- unicipality to any department | ty and County become or be 1 at any time during said si \hnu.d a department cre- Charter have no money Fu tained in sections Such pensions rticle IX v mentioned in this wuthorized by law, he treasury until the contintiance ceas g any Fund of. the . Cit existe { balance remains in .such T Supervisors shall so declare ¥ ind “upon such declara-| ance ‘&h d to. the Gene al. Fund. SCHEDULE.: ication, vusand it shall be eleotors of gald: City pu cto - \an lq ws in Wi SW:CHARTER, YES. E NEW CHARTER, NO. this Charter: thé Sole ‘ather purpe ade by ', contajning ‘a n,.‘and under with: the provision Artiele X1, of the Cor Fifteen such pro¥: vithin. a g set our:hands in’ duplicate, ll“fi twenty-fifth ane thou inety-eight. JOSEPH BRITTON, President. JEROME A ANDERSON;, JAMES BUTLER, H. N. GLEMENT, A. COMTE, JIr., g ALFRED CRIDGE, L. R. ELLERT. ISIDOR: GUTTE, P H. MeC A JOHN £, NOBMANN, JOSEPH - O'CONNOR, SACHS, EDWARD R, TAYLOK; A W THOMPSON, Attest: JRICH'D FREUD, 1598, April; U NOTIGE . o MAH ERS:" A branieh of the U nited States Hydra Office, loeated in the Merchante' ligxcm‘;::h;: maintained in San Fraticiseo £of -the beneft of marjners - without - regard 1o nationality and. free of ‘expense.’ - vigators aré cor ally Invited fo ‘visit office, where complete sets Of charts and salh Ing_directions of the world are kept on-hand for’ comparison and. rafererce, and the. latest Information can always be obtained regarding lighte, dangers to navigation and 4l matters of interest to ocean-commierce, The time ball on top of the buliding on . Tels graph Hill is hoistéd about ten minutes befors Toon and s dropped. 4t nuon, 120th meridian, by telegraphic signal recefved each day from the United States Naval Observatory-at Mare ® ‘a i A notice stating whether the time ball: was roppec published the same dav- by the . aftern and by the morning ' papers the fol Tottow. Lieutenant, U. §. N., in chll’le. sixteen Inches out of . line. . i.e buge | Btructure i{s twenty-one stories high, a.nd 1) & fortune was spent. on the !oundauon. which {s proving 2. fa.llure. CALL:BOARD: SALES. o ;kack—nmmbep—m OQQ ber—flm letls, 'l £ e oL 0 Ri Sessiol _(’:tll' $119; OMB ‘). lfi% m $118%. May—6000, lnfi:rm‘l Eflsionfl-!‘ UMMARY OF THE MA'RKETS the old’ [num réwist: fives ¢ Nigher bid." Times and Meights of High and Low Waters at_Fort Point. Entrance to San Francisco Bay. Published by Official Au- . thority of the Superintendent. NOTE—The high and low waters occur at the city front (Mission-street wharf) about twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point: the height of tide is the same at both places. sales of - stocks to-dxy were ¢sus-| Alchfson preférred, 10.73; | Md O... 5400; Burlington, 48IS; L. and Manhattan; -23; fififl July atter dronplng ol prossure was: remo»e @2ie, closing at: that recovered - to May closed u “Corn “was’ stéady but \ery Wheat and Barley easter. Corn steady. Rye and Buckwheat firm. Bran and \uddl:ngs tending upward. 355 THE STMKET There was another advance i mining stocks, with Sterra Nevada as leader, the latter. £oing e'moon “Session — December me $119%,; 6000, -§1.19; 8000 SI 15"4, with a quiet 'I‘S—-Pre\ Tous - prices arlet, Fancy Feed, $1°821@1 35 T ctl cholce, $1 sZ“&z:;é zz%‘.‘gommofi £1 22 1 3% gray, milling, $1 25@1 30 per ctl. CORN-Beyond. white there is nothing new. Small round vellow, $1 10@1 l!‘:- DEP etl; large ye}‘}‘?"fi—u 05%61 10;- white, Sl 1 BUCKWHEAT—$1 FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS. ork bemml‘ U6 preferred. 2 Union - Pacific,: 44,208 mobacco, .11,880 Peopié's “gas | W.U;, 3220, expend the | Northern Pacific, 87 552 ook Island; “Oats ‘were at a-standstill all day, fluctuatlng May closed unchanged. Proyisions -were - firm. all -d: It was_reported, | been recelved for navi | covering by shorts, résulting.in a stron ay pork.was %c | May lard 10c higher and May ribs 7%c higher. The leading futures” n‘n:ed as follow: Open. High. There were no Important fluctuations on the though the usual good busi- hat liberal -or Potatoe. o s and Vegetables unchanged. tores and this catsed Butter and Eggs steady. about the same, Fresh and dried fruit dutl. No improvement in Provisions, Hogs very weak. Bank clearings show the usual gain: New York exchange lower. Bond -Exchange, | ness was done. The Oregon Rallroad and Navigation Com- pany has declared a dividend of 1 per cent on its preferred stock, payable April amount of the dividend is $110,000. The Oceanic Steamship Cempany will pay monthly dividend of 50 cents per share to-day. The Consolidated Imperial assessment of 1 cent per Share will be delinquent in the boards ‘The San Franclsco Gas'and Electric Com- pany will pay a monthiy. dividend of 30 cents per share to-day. The following local incerporations disbursed diyidends durtng M improvement At the - close Baltimore & o Canada Pacific ... Canada Southein vear nineteen hundred, as | Wheat, No. #— Ce: Ches_& Ohjo. Chi & Alton. MILLSTUFFS—Prices lows, usual discount to the trade: Flour, $3 per 100 Ibs; R-e Flour, $2 50 per 100; 29 |Rice Flour, $575; Cornmeal, $2 25; extra cream 3% | Cornmeal, $3; Oatmeal, $3 50: Oat Groats, $4: 3 Buckwheat Flour, —$i: 43 50; Farina, Rolled Oats (harrels), § 25 05@h 45; Pearl Barley, $4; Green Peas, $4 25 per 100 1bs. HAY AND FEEDSTUTFS. Bran and Middiings continue to tend :up- Hay is firm, but unchangad, BRAN--$17 5015 per ton. MIDDLINGS—$22@24 50. | FEEDSTUFFS—Roiled Barley, '$25 @ 2 per ton: Ollcake Medl at the mill, Cocoanut Cake, $21 50G22 5; Cot $25G30 per ton; Cornmeal, $20 Cracked Corn, 913 §0@24 50; Chapped Feed, lote)—T} heat a22'5: O etk In sacks are as fol- | Zxchange sales this crop year amount to 2,493,400 and 349,500 tons barle; Sep(emher 5 ds shall be paid during | BANK CLEARINGS. bank clearings In March were $69,- against $55,003.125 in March,. 1897, the first three [monthi of the: ye | Cracked’ Wheat. Wheat Flour, $3 plit Peas, §3 7 93 Fxpreu Comparnites— 10% ['Adams “Ex . 100. 44" FAmerican- EX United States Wells Fargo . Miscellaneous— Per Share. Amount. -3 ) 1S Anglo-California. Bank Bank British Columbia Bank British North América Xx-:r\e Biew ar they wem { i Ban Gas Ccmsumerq Auoclauon Oaldand Gas Co Pacific Gas Imp. Co. Pacific’ Lighting: Co. 8. F. Gas & Electric San Jose Water. .. Spring Valley Water California-street Cable Alaska Packers Assoclation Hutchinson Plantation Natoma Vigeyard Company Pacific Telephone Sunset Telephone Eastern Dynamite Oceanfe Steamship: . Parifiné -Paint Lo Champion:. Mining’ Co. Homestake -Mining Co Morning: Star. Mining < Pennsylvinia Mining: € Standard Con. M. Co. ‘Amn - Splrits . COINAGE ‘FOR MARCH. The coinagy o vided for it during said | The comage of the local. Mint in March was | then in each such case the | es thereof shall be paid out of | 1d, notwithstanding | & and | seven of Chapter T of Article ITT of this [Louts & Nash, | Manhattan L. Double eagles Cash_quotations dul follo No 3 p«prlflx Wheat, 90g97c No. 2 (_;)rn, E‘c.z. 0. 2 Oats $28 5029 50; | tonseed’ Meal, en Electric . Ilinofs Steel . Laclede Gas H,\Y “(Ex-ear_'tn round Wheat and Oat, $I7@19° compres: Compre«sed Dat, stoek, $12@13; Clover,. $13 STRAW—3@4ic per hal BEANS: AND SEEDS. Pork, ‘per_barrel of this Char- six months shall be paid al Fund. The existing | ction | g municipality of the City £ s sco, and the be. trans-| m provided are | municipality.- All existing municipality in - this ' section, :"and he 539 60} “Lard, pfl 50 Short. R Sides rm Salted Shouldars, ‘boxed, ar finished gtmd:u ver B)fllon. Filobr, 'bsl:—m; : ‘irS ts; bushels Ilms si@2 25; I‘I:cke‘»e duta Fxchanze tc ~day. the Bumy 1 | Gity Puebia. @iic: dices, | S scf,(mese, aQuiet s Alfalls,. 3@aC 'Raneu Tlmo!hv B4 lles, ST6GT: de 1%'5-?’«: 2a2%, t When “the: necessit for y and i ] At the: time this | Charter takes effect ‘has ceased to ex- R»veamx <h\pmem1 = shiel PO'LATQES ‘ONIONS AND VEGERABLES. The . only ehange: of . any tonséquénce s a derline in Asparngus, Pm‘ATOFS~har|y Rose, i0@t5c; River. Reds, 56@hlc per sack: Ores Petaluma Burbanks, Tic@$h for Merced: new STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE, THURSDAY, March 31-2 p. m. State of Cal Poruand, Valeneia. .. ' be forthwith ; River Burbauks, i w"n Burbanks, - 50@3c; Sweet Potatoes, Le@23e per. 11, Choice, "82 352 75; - common, $L.75@ =, 5@ $1 25 per sack. eipts ‘were 615 hoxes As- 463 ‘boxes Rhubarh’ and 560 skn Pe $1@1: 25 for No.. Alamela Green: Peas, I B : nds— Hapsas. Cl&y: o 4s-quar coup..110% 48 quar reg..11% 4s_quar new.,’ Miscellaneous—~ foins tanite m’flm Cal] ‘Bl 6 EGETABLRS —Rec % | Firent’s Fund. 185 ‘Bank: Stocks— San Blas. .. Panama. . i Ne 1 th«m hia ; Nortn Fork | Humbodt. 1| per hox for No. APRIL- 1508 . Apr Sun rises Sun sets. Moon sets 2:43a. >|T’1w!FoNxT(no Foot|Timel g [Timel oo, WL Wi W T Tt @t s NOTE—In the above exp the early morning tides are given hand column and the success! day In the orcer of oceurrence as to time. The second time column gives the second tide of the day, the third time column the third tide, and the last or right hand column gives the last tide of the day, except when there are but three tides, as sometimes occurs. The heights given are additions to the soundings on the | United ~States Coast Survev charts. except when a minus sign (=) precedes the height and then the number given is subtractive from the depth given by the charts. The plane of reference is the reean of t- lower low waters. ST AMERS TO ARRIVE. STEAMER. | Frox Zealandia ..., | Honoulu. Valencia Alask Humbold Coos Bay State ot G Umatijla Aliisken | Newpo! Portiana anaimo Comm o North Forx. . Santa Rosa. .. 8t 00 G N 9 0 50 08 M e SAIL. Saws” | PreR_ aiSan Dieso ‘r\pr 11 Aw| Prer 1 110 Av|Pler § | Humbld: Hay. | Apr- 2. 9 AM|Pier 18 Humbolat.... [ADF 2. 10 A [Pler 9 &Japan{Apr. 2. 1 Py|PM 53 Coos Bav..|Newport. Apr 3 6 am|Pler v {Apr 3010 aw|Pler 2t 312 | Pler 13 5, 1 py|Pler 4 5,10 At |Pier 13 5.11 Aw |Pler 11 Humbo! X ) plnte Vlc.Ll‘zt smLA»r 6. 10 Axt |Pler 9 ia [Honolulu,.... [Apr 6, 2 py[Bler 7 Coiumbia. . | Portlana 8. A | Pier §.12 " n|PM SS s, 9 Aw|Prer 2 STLAML KS ’l‘() Humboldt. .fi'fl,c rer 1b;-Dried l’n <, 677 per 1b:Dried 5 hsrllt "Sat%d per 1b; Cugame en GETABLES— 126 per b in lots of 25 | !flfllfl(’i,gralnu]aled raw sco Call news- in.the | rancisco, and on_Thurs- v of May, in ght. hundred 30 Mer Exchange — Mrkee b e B...15 Do 15t M §8:113%114 Nat \hl 63 Isl % sliced destoeated, ; -80c:: Carrots, 3 Swaect Potatoes, oma(oos‘ e POULTRY AND GAME. Savings Banks— Ger 'S & L..1600 Hum § & L. 10: bba 5 String an:, O Clear ® Partly Cloudy ® Chudy ® Rain® Snow SHADED AREAS "SHOW PRECIPITATION DURING PAST. j2 HOURS Tancisco, at A spe- i¢ l\ Kh all be held-on that e of voting upon: ;oand it a‘ma- rs of.said g at said election me it shall ‘be sub- .A.mxe of ‘the State ! I or rejec-i I approve | and be in otherwise ; r the hour of noon'* v after the first day. ear. ninetean hun- hecome the: Of the City g, and shall harter of said d all ‘amendments conststent with Secuticy 8 B 250 Union T Co.1000 Strest lR.mlm Prices for all kinds remain about the same. Young ‘stock .is in demand, but old stock. is 1 wealk ‘and dull: POULTRY—Livé Turk: blers ‘and 12@18¢ for ;Hens; 1i@12¢ _for - Gob- EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET. " e sed. Turkeys, | Ka 5 FXCPRe DD ary, + L new. echis 45, L& N Un) 48, March 81~CATTLE—Trade : in cattle was_active: to-day i The bulk:of the cattle ranged Lo and_ fesders, 5 Mosi of tha Powell-st bs .1 Rena WL&E. Sac. ElecRybs. SF 5 EXPLANATION, The arrow fi{es With the wind. The top fig- ures at statign jRdicate: for the days: th Ducks, $4@5- for on angd & 3 8§50 for young: Hens, sam Rogsters, e temperatiire e Offleracath I A7 and or o mistted sho dredths” dutin the Past (wel conece points. o il s‘PotArssA small; Plgeons, §1 A..fiZ 25 per. dozen o young [Ny Contral fees i HOGS=Thers - was ‘a fairly actlve: demand | for hogs and rlr‘ues were' steady; ldrgeiy at $3.30@3 b3 Pigh, $8 4005 80;, stags, o 25,03, 30; banra, for sheep “and’ lambs was aclive atstrang prices, sheep being . sala- +bjeat 353003 T for common- o, ‘prime. fac yearling sheep; . $1 6095 10; & wonled - lambs, . $506, Colorades nd “anm-ns, "k’ BUTTER, CHEBSE AND EGGS. prime. sieavies, 8.V Wat & Stocic- Gas 8s. s pressure and is u:uwv acconipanied All kinds remain about as previously quoted. nd s isnatly Contra: Costa. Qv Weatlier and Creamery—Fancy, onds, - 18@iTiee. Dairy -— Chétce fo, fazcy, 100 (-As & Eleclr{c— Comi"Gasliznt. 5% M E.L C 134 Mornxng Sesston. m B F.Gas’s nlecmc Co.. 3 3 lhe pressure s high in: the Juatn Tambs, e R trar e ot on omsumassy, 16@ipte; ladie-packed. 15G16c per- I, CHEES] -(’hn]r‘# mild hew, oadau. common outh uhrng it Hiow* fariiicloeed: with: 15abars: of murked furvature, YAl squth of Oregon (3 im-) T M S1afchtson, 80 s Mexivin Con- Tine. 305 San Diego, = 208 Parrott, S ballots at sail eleetion Young . America: Eastern, 12@13%0 ‘per il GS—Ranch-Eggs, G156 per dozen: store Egas, 13G14c, ‘DECIDUOUS AXD. CITRUS . FRUITS. A thie: prexstirs ‘fail |.fornia coast, Warmer weather may be expected |in summer And: polder. weathiar in: winter. yeverse Of thess:. conditions WHL Droduc: ga | opposite resuit: WEATHER REPORT.. (138t5 :Maridian-—Paelfic Time:). SAN FRANCIBCOQ, Mareh 3l #'p. ¥, lowing ‘are the ‘rainfalls y-four s -and - seasorial a8 ‘campared with tliose-of e >ame duu. ia,;v. “scasaon: g {0 the Calfs W KANSAS CITY, March:. 31 ~CATTLE-Ré- W k;]w{ce cattle scarce, i bteras et cand feaders, §3 HOGS-—Reci! Lof:sales, 3350638 a3 7 2TRRS !\AN&A& CITY, 59 Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar..,.. HENBB22 a2 W NEW YORK, Maech 1< Tte Evening Ps-('p' { Londdn: fingacial cableaPhrn: says:, Tharkets here ‘were yneertien to-day; {fawing within' wids' Hmits all :duy; . A fpatips | wa¥ the sharp ‘dron fr Bpanish 4s from- . o AMa ehtirely 10 the largé bloek: of. c;ock anging.-éver . the. uATKet 2 Ai¥ery. The. close was:at 824 ghad aval crosed strang: Wit thars 13 & dlspos Haftto .ohierk :xfl dealings pending polticat d,-\ \ i hat:ussettied. foli | i Afternoon Sem The market for all variatfes fs still dull. sring Yasley Water. DUOLS FREITS— 10 do Stuwberr(n. 3t 50, per drawer, e per box Inf common, 73 {o:‘ Bood 1o chotee and $1BGL & for ge. N qe-sd.unxs FCG$L; Taqgennes 3340c for for common .and of the #lection & 16,300 Market smmy Henvies and D‘n;n. ZRuNasEasE Hn2sznLeHyRESKESZASH gixed And o8 mm 55m5 w Western.: fambs, for: immedfate g Toutons; ums‘o Aniericazs ‘were Lemens, 50 n e For ool Ao chal Mex!, Hgi 0; Callfornia Limes, in small Doxes, 4000 5 per. bunch; Pmsnuplzs = GMAFA, Mirch a1 AT R eipta, 2900 Markez n_fiuel and ‘steady; native beef steers, : Bananas, §1 3%5@2 25 ;Mr( per dozen. DRIED. FRUITS, NUTS, DRIED FRUITS—Prane: 4 far 40-50°s, SU@3%e: for for 80-10's, 2UWIRe 1or 7050’8, 1% @tlio rpr 80= IL@1%e for 90-100'5; - fancy, $w@9ei peeled, 1091240 l\l‘l’lcnu Tot Royals and T@in for gond. t tancy Mabr. garke; Tovaporatel Apeies; BYOTY the peaple; this ¢har- flect on and ‘affer tts| I Jature,cand thed 1. be man= and controliad by the n’ Commissioners in and. County.n office ! such eleetion. ours. Seqson.: Seasan. = 28,33 W 25; " eotvs and heffers, -stuekers’ and f:edern i inlls m-m stags, OGS it . nauuz 70 mamx, $3-60G3 &:, light, o o SHFEP~R¢MD&S 1600, Mnrlut uendy. tair Wasterns, 3360, m chofce:natives, 33 8063 £ 4 60 cammon -and -stock m.«m R4 $z28 do. 5 Oceanic Steamship Co 10 Alaska Packers’ Assoclation 10.-Contra Costa Water.. 5 Pactfic u«s Imp. do S!M(\S P 0! ;\ Eond! 2000 e of the.l's diunder this Charter mak- | ntments provided in this him; and of the | Dersons - s6.- ap- S take effect in-“the hupdred and o T4 mzus worn m‘nnerm 82 2m 1 faBién on & £1-Ai¥dn ainouRcemant -4 laygsr [ Gnw- having - been: anticdated; grry| Apdpterimy dividend: 4¢. 10 PaT: cent i lexpécted . fo be. dnnounced o’ Ana- | obabiy Jeave: the. Bank ot nd 05 'rinm eoprier RATSINS, ETC. over is lapge. sschdeTes BSpaaz More gald Wil L Enginnd rar New Japsnese yen: Were bLongh (U open Slarket for expiort 1o New York. Oid - movenient for ‘the Weblk | ‘ £4;816,000 40 - Enited -Stares:] B0 Uie Fecding ot 210400 rofn | Ruateia wh ot £10,00):Prasn Ch an - Frantisco. femperatura: Maxtmum, 6L 445 mean.: 45. -\\k;\ HER".CO! Lu'rlo's AND:GENERAL. -y dn "‘e‘ INVESTMENT BOARD. Morning Session. 10 Hawatlan Commerical & Sugar, 20 Market-street-Ry . Co 60 Market-street Ry Co0...i. Afternoon Session. 20 Hutchinson & P Co. 108 I Gas & Eleotric.Co. Details ‘of e INTION \\OOL .\IARK,ETv and u.@mc for pitted and i@iie the “wool “miarket | bleached Plums; 3G5%e; pritne to fancy; Pears, 2u@die for quamm‘ and @Gkce for halves, according to color, ete, RAISINS=1%@2c for twosorown, 3¢ for thrée- _crowh, - 3%a for: four-crown, 4%4¢- for Seedless 2%¢: for - Seedles; TLondon lavers; for. unpmea The pressire’ Has - fallen. siowl RSt twenty four hours: over \\1\h!h!lhn and 1t has-‘risen. rapidiy. over - P UILIOY Chales were offersd. offerings. inéluded & £ond welsction 6f New: Bouth IWale& and Queensiand greasy and mes Aium ‘seoured;, the bulk of which was taken by the Continental buyers salés fn-detall: New: South Wales, 2000 ‘bales;" scoured, sw s meltsy, FRAGIN. Quecnalane, it balen; soetivid; 7 24d61s 5 \’mmmfim biles; - seoured, - md@ than two hundred: on.the twenty- smber, inthe year: isand . eight - hundred “angd nd. In: de- of Sec- stitu= elect the. under-+ reeholders, propose a -Charter. for: inty; -and- we, " the | rd, in pursuance s -of. the Conatitution;, riod . of ninety days: r such election, have prepared and’] propose - the foregoing, signed in and for -the Charter for| County of ‘San - Fran=<] S WHEREOF, we have | orthern. Oregan, AMontana. and. Agsintbola. The temperature: has tHsen: LOXDON, liu.mh Sl Canadinn Pmnc. S0 Grand Trufik, 8% Rnr Q)Ivur. Aieady, Der. ounce; - Money; : CALIFORNTA FR T OUTLOOK, Margh M.-—Tlan i There: has: beén a. decided, improvenment ‘in . the {one: of the spot. market “for- dried apricots’ during’ the. past ek, -based i uvcm am fees from: California ) the effect thit |- atsing crop.has - Heen - pEactically e ¢ moy-ad By the frost of the: pmpx' Week or two, weaterly |/ County Buvers Have shown mueli-more. ifiters thelr: puroHases in ‘the ties needed to tover 4 ,medmw nq\un-mum_s 0f - Consampticn. How- fhat . constderable. Jusi: ; neks"Jn small ots. has beeni: dope. | tocks clusely ‘coneentrated; and, actording. to taicen | TEPOTE. “rather short - foy: this £ inereastay. - consumin [ with “Feporta from- the coas| seagon . promige - to. be excaptionally Hght. bes. Tnfry ciuked. by - the [ frosts. hias caused o fdecidedly- firmer Mllnx’ W3 R\Ml 15 pricas. over. Shuthern.|- It bas fallan’ slows ¥ 1aaho rnd Fasters Oregon. 1y along the Coast Of:Californiy. - The:lenper- atutes 15 the great: valleys are about 19 degrees | ia: Muscatels and §i SHeN Brapes, 2ine 0 NUTS-Chestnuts are- quotable - at - Sc Jbi:Walnutx. 6@ic (or_hardshell and sate Yor softahells Almonds, 2% @3%c for hardshell, for_softshell and 7a8c for paper-shell; Poanut 4qitee for Eastern and ugv for. BYRS: @10c;: Brazi; huu, S@tc per by Cocoanuts, § m@~, er 100, HONEY - Comb, SG106. for . bright and s@7e for lower ‘grades; water-white extracted, %@ c; light amber axrr;ctm. 3 @4%e per Ib, PROVISIONS. 3 ED MEATS—Bacon, = #1 hedvy,. $%c for light medium, 10%c for Hght, | extra Ight and 12ic for sugar-curad: ‘Bastern sugar-cured - Hams, 10% %11 Cnuronx 200: nia Hams, 100; Mess Beef, §3 per bhl;. Mess Beef, $10; Fm;u%rl aneeft S@12: Salt Pork, ;. exXti ime - extra clear, mes; “1 :?oked e Mgz per i e % mess, mtem tlerces quoted ot sx,c “per m, menu tlerces, W.c ver lb “tai Following. are- the . Ao, 10 ocmnlc Steamship Co Teet— % Sprm( Yalley Water. un Thas. {allen on the Pacific. Slipe: A maximim - wind: velotity. hour ‘from - the nortiieast is reported. at Las: NEW FYORK; ITETee BAYS: of 26 mflespar | aedpiadisest 100105 MINING BTOCKS: Following were the ‘sales in-the ‘San Fran- cisco Stock Board yesterday: Morning Session: Porecasts made ‘at’ Ban Francisco fur ity | Bours ending midpight. Anril 1. s m»auwr siong. the northert coast: v ds; Boutherst Lmltnmm«x‘ulr Friday; Nr‘\ndn—-l’nlr Friday Claudy. Friday, Arizons ~Faxr Triday; “oo - mud | vIGNStY—Falr Friday. ‘a5t BHL have HmitEd mqw oL Gflml Hope: ad Natal; 200 bajes: {matn 1o smail quan - ba'Le-s €41 greany, ad@m FOREIGN x )(ABKETS‘ 3L-Conmuld,:: - slkfl' 25°11-184; French mmns mt aasec o LIVERPOOL. March Standard Caltfornia whent, )su Welln Walla wheat, 378 6d; c.ux nothing: doing; cargoes: on ¢ per: b :for| wo iiale & Norers. 60 01300 Siiver. Hiil Shian. Con Snecial repart” fromy Manit. Tumn!vnlr. 12 mlltn D&!‘ E\Ax\m’n vchnIr °¢? Forecast - Qrficiall EASTERN MARKE’I’S NEW. YORK s’ro&( MARKET. NEW VORI March 31 mysterious nudercurrents Kl dayin the which' Bothing: fa: e publis. mw ! sarvice served’ to exmialn and of which. the go8--1 sip in Wall streét_ foynd numsrous. and -eontra- Thé coponizg - sluinp. in | zm‘uf the vear; nd.conpled that sapplise this Afternoon Sessfon. . 51100 Occidental .. 251 hir- . hour; lemnemurz. B4 of Mareh, in the A F causa 0T the nd eight ‘hundred -and | {00 Best & Belcher. i Galedonia hEW YORK GRA!“! A.LD PRODLQF. 20,4i33;. £Xports; tn But. ruted stesdy wm: wheat | tras, $3 6504 10, WHEATRecelpts, . . 62 red, $LO0% or Buffaln: OD" a shade. edsjer. o account of. the weattered. Gnlddding, “but: ralied. at. once. on &bles And ROTChWestorn Tereipts; ¢ Sstatned. by truders @il qay. o duseRes of. CUing: War ews or other distiroing infiu.’| and. c&)uéi B@e Igher May, 855G Twere rx(her ) Tooa case, xuc- e atle, 20 10 R cnse; . SHCS 51h patls 10-1b"patls; 6. in. & cass, 8403 50-1b | il tins, 1 fl!’i 1n @ Gase. THEE. Weodan hucket: ks het, T%e; -faney. tUbE, hurrelg. nbaut no lbs. g6 perl LIV Epmm, mmh 31, ~Oloxxng' ‘orn: 200 Gould, & Curry. i- + MayQui 00 : COTTON MARKETS. }\Fw x;mu(. Maroh $1—Cottan, qulet; rid 5 = W ouma;ms March 1. -Cdflon wy. 0 ths pet, T8 dietory ‘explanatfony ses Tanged: from 1 -£o- 2 points und[ [ upward: seqried “to be. ih. ‘vimpathy With u '_‘em)\-r B:pl[ns 10 - Landon,: the- m(xr as “Following were: th Board yesterday: 400 Hest ‘& Beloher.., 200 catedonia S .um SRINS-Culls und ‘branids - sen about: 1c ‘under the quotations. Heavy anmd‘ steers, 10c;. mediam,” 9@¥4Cc; Light,” dc; salted - Kip; 9140; Calf; lflfl alls and prands, - CASHIN THR 'mmsunr. e March $1—To-day's - state- ent of. H’Ie ‘condition - of ‘the Trsgmry Shows: Vatiahie o, 320,157,347, - gold Sorves B bt : : PORTLAND'S. BUSINESS: PORTLAND. Mflmh 8L~—Eanlnxe! h - balances, 51,42, . #y WA SHINGTON, <hides, ¢} nhxfl dry: Kip and- Ven{. “lsisgres dry Cab, %G1 T mgxe c%lehuv fxgi, t‘xmsninsA G each; mclmx z | 5@ibe. Deerskin ¢ LA ;ée ‘winger, wn e SHoars | 200 306 Pack nmn weoi miénc ézch V- h f % w%o‘f—m; nlh»&n Mo unt&lh« 9@ hern, dfer T Pl MT‘TALS-—TM mmarket coneumg,! 104 on nredenn domanit e vy 7 o] -day 3 £ l bk R cutied pigsron with 5 10 bd muméfis asked: LAKE CQPPEE—F‘W\'» With 31165 bid and. sy wm. $14 30 bia ang s el NE(PELA‘FBA—SR m;m-—mndy, rlm )a*xv. Nd and 83774 firm fixes ‘the- selling price | E n LOBLIBLES 10 quute Le steady, Wit oflm 10 l c?&a maee-mo. 85 nnnxnx. Sfiuv aeq: { e tor the. .Ums i through, the:lst. 5 l 300 Mexican ... L morhing - session,. and; Qiilts 10 12gt nIght's clesing level inference: Trom this: ttex selling i Londd wu Iar New Tork ad: “Pass of fl’f MII- 3 wheat G:;m-.le"'m Hatm. | ste u‘n‘ xo 1 clul: flWTEe. .No. |- eniégency fund for e mm‘e‘of thie: Iulez defll {:phola day'y b 1400 Sjiver Hill l ¥ 4 tio- - price 140 Unjon: on : oo St , ht B 3 erting Efcmxa m 1500 Utah .20 y areu(ed amonhg:. 'he tone, of stren fund for_ slack twm nflflmh’e afn's 5& romldered prom1 nmnmy thandi did t_ |‘ers are holding ou bofrowers. are- rm( am on time cr giving the error,:if any, 4 13 |-asked, And it ['of rates m-d-y The exch The Masonic Temple building in Chicago | @ e 18 _slowly sinking, and its roof is naw, NOTICE TO MARINERS, Forecast of Wind and Weather In the North Pacific Ocean for April | United - States Branch Hydrographic = Office, San Franciseo, March 3U, The following forecast has just been received 8¢ chis-otfice trom the Hydrographic Office, Washington, D. C The North Pacific Pilot Chart for April will | show an almost permanent high, with s cen- | ter about midway between the Hawalian Is- lands and the coast of California, but a little farther north than during March. The NE trade wind belt will be found slightly widened with the southern limit remaining about the same, while the. northern limit has moved farther north than its position last montl. The general movement of the wind will be found around this high, with the sun, and in that ortion of the ocean east of the Hawalian Is- ands the wind_may be expected to be gener- ally from the NE, while to the westward of them. the wind will frequently be easterly. Near the coast, within tne - northeast trade | wind limits, fnstead of northeasterly ~winds, northerly and nortawesterly winds may be ex- pected. = It should be remembered that the trade wind limits marked on the chart are only the average ones for the month of April, and vessels may find a slight diviation from them, and may frequently pass from one trade to another without any pericd of calms or dol- drums. The NE trades may be expected to Dlow with an average fosce of 4 to & (Beaufort scale). Just south of the Gulf of Alaska will be found the center of an almost permanent low of considerable depth, and between this low and the high will be found a general movement ? the atmosphere from the west toward the A.erican eoast, and in tnis locality strong Westerly and southwesterly winds may be ex- pected.. North -of the fortieth parallel fre- Quent gales, often accompanied by hail and snow squalls, may be expected. Frequent gales may be expected in that part of the ocean In | the’ vicinity of the Juan de Fuca Straits, al- though the average point of entry on the American coast storms ~-om the west is situa- ted farther north tban during last month. Fre- quent squails may be expected in the vicinity of the Hawaifan Islands. Occasional spiral circulations, viz.: the cy- clonic (against the sun); with low barometer, and the anticyclonie (with the sun), with high barometer, will be found moving in a general easterly direction across the ocean. Generall: in front of the c-elonic area, or the low, weather is damp, with thermometer rising and barometer falling, while in fornt of the anticyelontc circulation, or the high, it is dry, conler, and the barometer rises. Occasfonal fog will be found along the coast of the United States and in that part of the ocean north of the fortieth parallel. On the southeast coast of Asia the northeast monsoon may. be expected to decrease in force and constancy. S HUGHES, Linm»nunt. U. S. N. THE TIME BALL. Branch Hydrographic Office, U. S. N., Mer- chants’ Exchange, San Francisco, ~March 31, 1898, The time ball on Telegraph HIll was aropped exactly at noon to-day—i. e., at noon of the 120th meridian, or exactlv '8 p. m.. Green- wich time. W. 8. HUGHES, Lieutenant, U. S. N., in charge. SHIPFING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED. Thursday, March 3L Stmr Gipsy, Leland, 24 hours from’ Monterey ar 1 wa Stme Gieeawood, Fageriund, 14 hours from Grepnwood. Stmr State of California, Gren. 48 hours from Portland, via Astoria 3 e ackinaw, | Littlefield; 35 hours from - Tacom: Stmr‘Hflmer. Jessen, 24 hours from Eureka. Bark Rufus B Wood, McLeod, 8 days from Seattle, via Clallam Bay o5t days. Sehir Twilight, Hansen, 4 days from Grays Harbor. CLEARED. Thursday, March 31. Stmr_Santa - Rosa, Alexander, San Diego; oodall, Perkins & Co. G'Br ship. Dunnerdale. Greenhalgh, London; , Guthrie & Balfm;:r “re;;!e. Plunkntt, Cape Town; Geo ‘W.McNeai Schr l:qunlor. Robinson, Karluk: Hume Bros & Hum SAILED. Thursday, March 31 Haw stmr_Alexander, Tolton, Petropaulovski. St Noreh: Fork, Hash, Eureka. Stmr Geo_Loomis, Bridgett, Ventura. Ship St Nicholas, Grant, Karlu Ship Columbia, Nelson, Tacoma. ‘Bark Carroilton; Jones, Port Angeles. Sehr Barbara Hernster, Jensen, Fort Bragg. ‘Schr Mary Btta, Nyman, Fisks Mill. Schr § Danfelson, Arfl. Echr Orient, Hutman, Mazatlan. Schr La Chilena, Campbell, Fort Ross. chr Mary.C, Campbell, Bodeg: Sshr Five Brothers; Jensen, mhler- Point. Sehr Bender Bros. Witzel. Bowens Landing. . - TELEGRAPHIC. , March 31, 10 p. m.—Weather, veloeity, 16 miles. CHARTERS. The Rodarick Dhu loads mdse for Hilo. The Clayerdon loads wheat at Tacoma for Europe. 25 6d: Dovenby: Hall, w! wheat at Port- land for Furope, 278 e sther Hunne loads Tnmber at Eureka for Honolulu; Rellance, lumber on the Sound POINT LOBO foggy; wind, W 3 | for Callao, 41s; Spokane, lumber at Port Gam- | ble: for Hilo; EPOKEN: March 21—Lat 4. N, long 2§ W, Br ship Glen- erll:hl., from Seattle. for Quesnstown. DOMESTIC PORTS. FORT BRAGG—Arrived Mnn‘h 81—Stmr Co- 20| quille River, hence March 3. VENTURA—Arrived March 31—Schr Fanny | Dutard, from Port Blakeley. COOS BAY—Arrived March 30—Schr Gotama, hence March 16 schrs Dalsy Rowe, Ruby A March 18, uol;'ém'?" TOS ANGFLES — Sailed March 31— f —_ B OTOS Passed March 3i—Stmr Ho- reka, for San Franeisco. mgflémmAEi Arived March 31—Schr Mary B Russ, hence March 19; schr Eliza Miller, from Bab: Sg:‘? Mfarch 81—Schr Jessie Minor, for San P.Pp(;;‘?.'l‘ GAMBLE—Salled Mare: 31—Stmr Su- PORT LUDmW—:rfl'fl! March 31—Schr March Q‘é’fih—}’i’izffi;\mvea March 31-U S stmr w(?OOS BAY-—.Arr‘lvsd March _31—Schr Web- fort. hence March 17. NEWPORT — Arrived March 3i—Schr Chal- Tenger, for Seattle. FEASTERN PORTS. PHILADELPHIA — Cleared March 26—Stmr Indiana, for Seattle. FOREIGN PORTS. oxonuu—suled March _20—Br _stmr Venus, for San Franch THived March 31—Br stmr Dorlc, hence Mar A Via Honoluiu oxonAvA—s-ned March 30—Br stm Brae- IAZA‘I'LA '—Safled March 30—Stm Orizabs, for San Francisco