The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 6, 1898, Page 21

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1898. ‘21 said General Fund shall be paid, as in Closing 28 95 23810 40@2 60; Reds, $2 25; Blacke $2 40@3 60; | berry, 11%@12c for good unwashed this section hereinafter provided, all LIVERPOOL WHEAT FUTURES. utters, $1 4 Limas, $2 1 ;' Pea, §1 40 | 8o for Koo to superfor unwashed. 2 156: Red KI % per ctl. ACIFIC : | Braneh Hya hic Office, U. S. N., M the expenses of the various depart- | = May. July.” Bept. Deo. | FhpiiliedpCianeys MORE Per 08 Der ofl: | canen. seiscton e Ll e L atian | ehants Bxehonae. San e Francises, Apel ments of the City and County, except Opening <} g§ 1§;’2 1tk Yellow Mustard, $2G2 50; Flax, ‘3'5; Canary | Eastern, per b, %c: boneless. pér b, fei| B, 1608, VI v such expenses as are by this Charter SUM Y. Small losAes SErotietibnt A 1t ot s losing 8 6% | Seed, 234@2%c per Ib; Alfalfa, 3@6c; Rape, | strips, Norway, per b, bie; strips, Narrow | The time ball on Telegraph Hill was dropped ta.be paid out of the Funds specifically | ¢ MADLL day's trading, CloUt 88 & net resu EASTERN LIVE STOCK MARKET. DRIED PRAL N 3 MG I5; Green, $175 | Gees blbeke Ol sper L e HE Bt I, | Y s iAian. o cxactly 8 p. oy Grecne provided for the payment of such ex-| Siver advanced. The money market continues to reflect the — @2 er ctl. b sl st SR, e b B B e oronR O itk time s o T LY AN penses. For the six months ending on g?:mcma Barley easier. stress over the relations with Spain s for- | CHICAGO, Aprll 5—CATTLE—The greater i St 8%c: ‘tablets, Crown Brand, pes 1t Thcr mide 3 Assistant, in charge. the. thirtieth day of June, in the year| Jfn Cormand Rysfirm. = o 10 move 10 the Interior for the puspess of | DRIt Of the beef Cattle sold at $ 40G3; export- | FOTATOES, ONIONS AND VEGETABLES. | dies: Golden State, per Ib, S%c: middies, “White | s 1\”\!11(“\-71 hundred, eahch and every :t Obmpressed H_Fy' i) ;g;enzthen}ln'x th; reserves of interior b;l(nklg. ers wnrledzood b:Y"!(!N“n‘fl‘ ': 75:3’1' fed West- | Raceipts of Vegetables are ample for all dozenpeg.flc'ol;?("kxl‘gd' grfilccfifi-’egm g‘:fle' L STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. sajd departments shall expend the 0 ; e proportion of reserves of all the banks In | erns sold anywhere from $4 to stockers 2 oy 3 . 88 St ATt £0 lennh dfethern i Bran and Middlings marked up. the country have been enormously increased | and feeders, $4@4 60; canning cews, $2 60@3; fat needs, and prices show little change. Potltne: p:fllf—é:ldl‘k ‘I{‘ l:g:;lcln. each $4 50. | STEAMER | Fron T e e Tn 1ho Taet e W e e _ and Onfons are also in good supply at un: or' Ol, cases, No. 1, 9¢; ard of Supervisors of the existing | potatoes and Onfons unchanged. made good the consequent drain upon its | heifers. $3 754 60. changed quotations. ?a;rrel:a sgc pur gallon (manufacturers’ rates), | Morgan City...|New York Apr 6 minicipality. So much of said MONEYS | veestamen in 2ot supiis Teiervet Ty w arge contraction on loons and | | HOGS-—WWere about 2GS weaser; sales were | * icicon Tormacoes sold at §2, and Los Angeles | Linsesd, Oll in, barrelp, bolicd, gtc: do_mw, | Cleveland ...".|Seatte A ap: aid Bos s 2 0 : v heavy imports of gold from Burope. The | largely at §3 %5@4 05, the extreme range being [ at $F% per box. : } o o Ot e £ -|Hum s D said Board of SUPEIVISors | Eegs casy. Butter unchanged. OWnEEa St Tabney e oy o e | 1 Toa 10, while piks s0ld eniely shoness ot | POTAROES Farly Rose, 1@4so; River Reds, | Sirined. barrols,” fic: ‘No. 1 '4ic: cases. 0 Mexico. Apr 6 nder ¢ Streets, | poultry selling very well. * in Joans. The prevailing rates of 5 per cent | ' sHpEP AND LAMBS—Were fairl tive, | 400%c; River Burbanks, Sgwe pér sack: Ore- | GETe, CIRS Nt 1051¢ per gallon: Neatsfoot StApecé ways and Squares for the fiscal | Apples and Oranges in heavy supply. for time money and the varying rates for call | (SEEED S Drime, $5 150080 Weove: | gon Burbanks, 50@sic; Petaluma Burbanks, 50 | OlL, PO, 07 cases, B s bascells BY Apr 8 year u’x.dxn;: on said thirtieth day of | Lemons and Limes dull. :fii&?& :dnm;nedhm Pe largely ses:l]r‘;lenlal iwaolf&_ A Sy u' Rt 0, :;;1:3 gg:;r’g;vea@gom:ofg. Toe@s1 for Merced; new | Gii™5) Tk AP do, So0; . Whale Ol nataral IS ?g: ; June; in the year nineteen hundred, as| Dried Apricots wanted. Other drted fruits | 85 Dased ob apprehension of war Gold con: | Fonbe 35 : shorn Larbs, $4 6@, ONTONS-Cholce, $2 35@2 66; common, §1 75@ | Jihite, 0c: bleached do, 4ic: ~Paciic Rubber Vietoris and Puget Sound [Apr 7 sha mexpended at the time | qutet. announced to-day amounting to - mearly | _Receipts—Cattle, 3000; Hogs, 19,000; Sheep, | 2 25 per ctl; cut Onfons, 50c@$l 25 per sack. ;da'gedm}’nig‘t]u‘ white and house colors. $1 2@ Coos Bay.. 3 Apr T this Charter takes effect, shall be ex- | Better tone to the Provision market. B, 5 15,000. s VEGETABLESRecelpts were 813 boxes As- | 3 her Selion: wagon colors, $2G72% per Seattie 1 Apr 8 pended during sald six months by the Hid Kk aln. ransactions in bonds were on a very spall ;! paragus, oxes ubarb an 5 sks Peas. 5 E i evarture Bay. Apr 8 Boara: of Public. Warls 1o the o}x;ern- S i scale, but the market shared the deprection | OMAHA. April 5.—CATTLE—Recefpts, 2600; | . ASparagus, § for fancy, $125G175 per box e IROLEUAL . CASOLINE, AND NAFH- | City:of Pava.::,| Pausm Apr 8 Hons ‘of the department ‘Committea s Mot . Y with stocks. Total sales, $1,225,000. market steady to Strong: native beef steers, | f0r No. 1, 65c@31 for No. 2; Rhubarb, 40c@$1| oz’ iilun: Pearl O, in cases, 170: utk, 1%c | Coos Bay . Newport. Apr 9 tons ¢ e depa ed to| Meat market unc 8 United States new 4s and the old 4s Tesls- | $4 3004 estern steers, $4@4 T5; cows and | per box:’ Alameda Green Peas, 2@fyc per | T S3flon; Pearl Off in cases, lfo; Astral do. | Siate of Cal.. ! | Portiana ety its charge. All the expenses of the City | Coffee the same. tered are % lower bid to-day. | heifers, §2 75@3 30; stockers and feeders, $3 76@ | I; Dried Peppers, 6@7c per Tb; Dried Okra, %: Eocene do, 19¢: Deodorized Stove | LTORTES0. Seattle Apr 10 County which are not to be patd onr| Olls show no'changes. anioal galos of stocks to-dny were TN | 505 chlves, HEA®. 12%c; Cabbage, 6gise per otl; Larrots, 3G | Giisciing, in bulk, 12e; do in odorized Stove | Chilar: Seattle dorlo of ‘specific fund all be paid during | Wheat freights lower. , including 2, urlington, uis- | HOGS—Receipts, : market mctive, 10c | Per sack; Garlic, C per ucumbers, | degree Naphtha, in bulk, 11i4c; do in cases, | Lomlona E1Ema o 2 Dr el ville and Nashville, 15710 Manhattan, 858 | higher; heavy, $ 85@3 $0; mixed. $3 7608 0; | 50c@$1 per dozen. e aan ¢ 2 L.Cases: | WallaWaila....| Victoria and PugetSound |Apr 12 ! SN0 ¥ 8 - T , 8] g . —Recelpts, 3700; it Ve 3 , 0 2 nus ... .|C 4 ana Jaj by the Board of Supervisors of the ex- | PRODUCTION OF BESSEMER STEEL. 50 S Panl ‘z‘c,guiumog Pacific, 3120 U ' | eteady: fair (oflét’mése o g R s aliced desicated,” io@ise: ‘granulated Taw, TURPENTINE b vacen S i ron” bar- North Fori. gm',‘,‘x'mn'x‘z b Apr 13 Seing oAt Ay de X ., 5650 American Spirits, 12, meri: | Westerns, $3 0@+ 60; common and at heep, : ons, 60c; Carrots, old, 13c; new, s S 3 : 0IuMDIA. ...... | Portiana & #tins municipality to any department | 1Tne Bessemer steel production In the United | cin Tobceo, 438 Consolidated | Gos, 18,205 | Neniernast 004 s o aud stock Sheep, | B0, O O et Potciocs, 3ou: “Punin rels, 46c In wooden barrels, dic’ per gallon. o af the City and County become or be | states fn 1597, says the Bulletin of the Iron | Sugar. & 25c; String Beans, 80c; Tomatoss, 500, L L DR L N D = = exhausted at any time during sald SiX | and Steel Assoclation, was 5,475,315 gross tons, CLOSING STOCKS. HKANBAD L CITY. == e e STEAMERS TO SAIL. months, or should any department cre- | an increase of 155,400 tons, or 3 per cent | Atchison 1 KANSAS CITY, April 5.—CATTLE—Receipts, POULTRY AND. GAMB. Blectric Light, 68, 16 0z., T%e: 14 oz, 64c: 12 = s Charter have no money | over 15%. Our highest previous output was | Do pret 2% 6100; market active and steady; native fed oz., 5lc; 10 oz, 44c. Parafine Wax Candles— | STFAMER. | DESTINATION| _ SAms | Prem h & Yy 596. ¢! Baltimore & Ohio 1§ steers, $4@5 25, largely $4 40@5 15; Western beef | There s no particular change to report. | 3o '02 % G 25, white, T%¢; colored, 8%c. | Hum Alaska. 6, provided for it during sald | 4,909,128 tons In 1895. At the request of steel | oy 00 pacing . 0% |So Pacific | Steers, $3 904 90; cows and helfers, $2 8004 40; | Young stock continues In good demand and sbl'sf(‘ qfi nFnliz;a‘yexe).D;t%c.u%n °'$na 5’60;_ um-nt?fim" e.nskn. oaee |ADE 6, 1\'Il AM[Pler 3 nths, then in each such case the | rall manufacturers, the association has sep- | Cinide Southers. 464 |So Ralway - | stockers and feeders, $3 60@5; bulls, 38 5073 75. | firm, but old stock drags. Another car of Bast- | local uss, $80 50 per flask. - Zoalandia'. | Honolutae o | Abe &, 2 x| ler 7 thereof shall be paid out of | arated the production of Bessemer steel Falls | Cent bacifio . O e oy e ook aetive & 84~ | orn will 1é Dut on to-day, LEATHER—Harness, heavy, 35c per Ib: [Goos Bave:i|Abe 710 Am|Bier 13 e . 3 s follows: Pennsylva: ,0: ons; | Ches @10c; bulk of sales, A 3 & I d 4 J g . G 7 e npeneral Fund, notwithstanding | Sher Sates, G013 gross tons, & totel of | Chi"&" Alfon. 35 Fhard s mixea and medium_ $5 68 so; | POULTRY—Live Turkeys, 10@ile for Gob- | do medium 25c; do AT el Humboldi ... [Apr 7, 9 Ax|Pler 8 anything contained in sections six and | 1,614,399 gross tons. Chi B & Q | light, 83 c0g8 #0; plgs, $3 268 65. blers and 12@13c for Hens; dressed Turkeys, | Jaunc " iips “sio@is per dozens Calf, Sc@si | Comerpia, |pombolat.... Ape 810 Aw|Pler 9 seven of Chapter I of Article ITT of this | — Chi & E Yii SHEEP—Recelpts, official, 3200; market ac- | 12015 per Ib; Geese, per pa'r, $1 25@1 7; Gos: | ool bt roush spilts, T@Sc; belt-knife splits, | Sun Blae.. |bonaand--.--- |ADr & 10 AN [Pler 24 Charter. Such pensions asmayaccrueto | CONDITION OF THB TREASURY. cloio & st tive and steady; Western muttons, ;:‘m 75 for | lings, sjnzga@zlgn; “‘;‘;“-‘:,'@3‘@,“ tor old and $608 | {ea1c; Collar Teather, hlack, 10@12 per f00t: | NoOrin Fork | oo .- - fig; L E}:rssg iremen unde i his C | - Dre: common to mixed: clipped lambs, $ 85@4 70; | for young; Hens, §3 50@4 §0; Roosters, young, 2 2 - Ge ] ooan i ut. .. . {‘: e der Article IX of this Char-| . 0 o Nows says: The past week | Del & Hud | wooled lots of ordinary to good quality % to | $7.50@8 60; Roosters, old, $3 80ad: Fryers, $6 60 | aoy fpeset 10@12c; Skirting Deather. 0000 e [ auwet Sound. | Apr z o T ing fald six months shall be paid | "o one of large gains for the treasury (Del L & W $ 50; spring lambs, plentitul, $6@8. @7; Broflers, & 50g6 50 for large, $@4 80 for | "SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refinery Com- | Weeott .. | Hum bidt Bay | Ane S ket ‘f,h,,f\.“f;ffl‘]‘tlll’“’jl‘l-l The eXISUNE | go1a reserve, but a falling oft in currency re- | Dib & X 10 |Adams Ex R T TGSt B0 %0 tor el Per doten Lor YOung | pany quotes terms net cash: Cube porished | Cliy Puebia | Vie & Pyt sna Abr 11,10 Ax|pler 9 municipality oned In this section | 52 dpiey je has increased dur- | 3 3 |American DENVER, April §. E—Recelpts, %00. A . and Fine Crushed, 6%c; Powdered, 64c; Dry | Goos Bav..|Newport.. .. |Ape 11 9 1 “ounty : n mbout $1,8:3, 00, 2 3 . ; ors, ‘frelght D ver, $434 60 olia A, 4c; Extra C, 5ke: Gol , 5c; 5 ; i 3 eve : > DS- | weel, and has increased the reserve, which | pret . ot HOGS-Recelpts, 300. Market ‘steady; light 1b; half barrels, %c more than barrels, and | Siate of Gal| Poriland ... | Ape 15, 10 as| Pior 35 ferred as in this se 7 | o s | Hocking Val © %" Do pret T : g Eggs are showing easter symptoms, but thers | boxes. % ... |Apr 13, 10 A%/ Pler 2 faonsiotmataic il ‘T;.;“,';,:“r;:?,:.mtg S| 1= now gumam 3L nearly 30N SOMERE | Thinoms cant. (2N Tast lAmn Bpimiwenit ek ppokersy, s 1508 80; mixed, § N0@3 T; heaVY. | 1y 1o actual deciine. Creamery Butter 1s rathdr | "o o B TS —— the funds of said existing municlpality | :zflrlh e “\""‘:’ i oIl et fioataa EhTGh | Do_pret 20% | “SHEEP—Recelpts, none. Market steady; | Weak than otherwise, but fine dairy descrip- ‘WOOD, LUMBER, ETC. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. not mentioned in this section, and |is an unusually large amount in view of the | Lake §r?fu3 : Enotien e e vl st t B US 6 Tae dege | sl 0 Ll T ot 5. POSTS—10@12c each for No. 1 and 6@Sc for s i which are authe aw, e w vhicl oarded. It is ex- | Louls & Nasl Chi Gi N e ; 5 s Mt D e A R R e Mot Trastion” one" G Sl ooy emumines onsiee | L e | s flle River, Johnaon: 16 hooes oo asury = At some oL ) vs | Met Tract % “om_Cs 5 3 , 35 75. mr_Coqu 3 3 cessity -or their continuance ceases. mportation will be covered into the | 3ict Truction Gom Caple Co...- 1) | BOSTON, April 5—The conditfon of the | Dairy-- Cholce to fancy, 16@18s; second| LUMBER-Retall prices are mnominally ns | Fort Bragg = o oo oo 16 hours from Sec. 88, When the necessity for 1 will increase the strength of the | Minn & St L. Do pref ........ 90 | Wool market this week is very dull and the | grade: Lic per Ib. follows: Pine, ordinary sizes, $15@17; extra | Stmr Bonita, Nicolson, 79 hours from New- maintaining any Fund of the City and in case of military operations. | Do lst pref 8 |Gen Electrfo .11l 82% | sales have fallen off to the lowest point in re- | | Bustern Butter imitation creamery, 16Q16%c; | sizes, higher. Redwood_$i7gid for No. 1; | port 3 S ~ | Mobile g : h I ;5 P S5 for : g 3 Charter takes effect has ceased to ex- inda gold fund in the National | Mo K & T. R e ”3 O by are ke o g aTket and the | to good, 74@Ste; Cream ’Cheddar, 10Q1ic; | $2G2s. Stmr Columbia, Goodall, ( 52 hours from Port- ist, and a balance remains in_ such ¢ the last report of $222,655,616, there |~ Do pref ........ $1%| Do pref 102% | thy ("be had and foot nds of wool | Young America, 10@1ic; Western, 11@1ic; Eas ey land, via Astoria 45 hours. Fund, the Supervisors shall so declare n $400,000,000 of visible gold upon | Chi Ind & L. 774/ Nat Din OJiTiiss an g it oot up very small. | ern, 12%@13%c per Ib. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. Schr Nellle G Thurston, Douse, 175 days from s S e e public and commercial credit | Do pref .. 23 |Or Imp Co Territory’ Wools—Montana, fine and medium | pigs, Tagiie. Lo 1010 per dozen; store For Tuesday, April 5. OB WEIERE e tion ‘euch balascerchall Be Frorthwith that large drafts for the pur. | N % Central 111l d1% [pacific Mall fine. 16@1%; sooured, LGB0 stapls. S Tinp X i e oy, qu o 0% Tuesday, Aprl 5. 25 | piChr Seven isters, Rasmussen, 10 hours from Sransterredito the (Ganerall Fund oAl Bstenetiwiitbostn totraerhil s e 1{?,’; Eullmsnspal ;{;&Tms%c etc., fne’medium and ine, 15@i7o DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS. Wheat, ‘ctls »....121.104 | Bran, sks 225 | Schr J G Wall, Bjornstrom, 23 hours from ¢ 2} g St v withi hort | s F o, Barley, ctl 440 | Powder, 400 | Albion. | States treasury within ' short | “po ist pref 8 |Stand R & T 3% | Australlan Wools—Scoured basis combing, | Pears trom cold storage are hard to sell. Ap- | Corn ctis 110 [Middlings, sks 3% | “Sohr La Chilena, Campbell, § hours from | e pean ‘Made with the large gun factories | Nox West e, T < 113 | superfine, AroTC (COmDINg, (o500 o @88 | ples are quiet and In large supply. The market | Rye, ctls 260 | Hay, tons . 32 | Fort Ross. * SCHEDULE. | other contractors. The * receipts from | No Amer Co 5% |T C & Iron. 19% | fng, e . ! and, comb- | continues overstocked with Oranges and Lem- | Butfer, ctls . 470|Straw, tons ... 32| Schr Mary C, Campbell, — hours from Bo- | Srdinary” sourcen aro Tiikely to make a poor | No Pacifio - 1T B T aatiar kgt | 08 85, —_— ons. Limes are dull. Tallow, ctls R CLEARED. 7 B o Increabing tasation or Nesutiat: | ooSrlrts 143 [0 Bovber i MR At auction Navels sold at $1 05@1 4, Mediter- | (i G083 ] Tuesday, April 5. This Charter shall be published for Gpon avorable torms are soon Hkely | OF B & Nav. . 43" | De et .. 8 | LONDON. April 5—Consols, Mij; Siiver, | [NI°AN SWeets at 31012, Seediings at Pelts, bl 300l Wine, gals"...... Stmr Umatilla, Cousins, Victoria and Port twenty days In The San Francisco Call Or Short Lin 27 |West Unlon 86% | 26%,d; French Rentes, 103.25. DECIDUOUS FRUITS— D o e L me bl 5 Townsend; Goodall, Perkins & Co. &nd in the Daily Report, daily news- s i LIVERPOOL, April 6.—Wheat, firm; No. 1|, Strawberries, §0G6oo per drawer for large and g OREGON. ok R TeIn e B L snatoN pisse ATl b | - o ¢ 2 | Te@*1 25 for small berries. A feld's ) (1_(‘;5‘ 1”:‘ g nr K (L}I‘ ti n lr‘x 'thj Do lst praf 11 3 st L & 8 W. ;{,m;]dardw;fi‘fog‘?;““:;:'i offi-“fl.‘, oargoer | ‘Abples, 40@30c per box for common, Toc@$1 | Flour, ar sks ... 20,835 Potatoes, sks ... pibip Liewellyn J Morse, Salvesen, Chignik ity and County of San Francisco, an | Rock Island Do vret . g alla 5 ; cargoes oft | (B oG Ot D and $1 2591 40 or fancy. Wheat, ctls 50 | Bran, sks v; Alaska Packers Assn. @fter such publication, viz.: on Thurs- StL&SF RG W . 23 | coast, buyers and sellers apart; cargoes on | CITRUS FRUITS—Navel Oranges, $1 2@ | Borley, ctls 5 | Middiing _Ship_America, Harding, Chignfk Bay, via day, the twenty-sixth day of May, in Do 1st pre 5 Do pref . 66 passage, firm; [English country markets, | 2 25 Seedlings, G0c@$l; Tangerines, 33@40c for | Oats, ctls ,63¢ | Shorts, | Uyak Bay; Pacific Steam Whaling Co. Trefiat A B e B el Do 2d pref %%|Chl G W . 10% | steady; French country markets, quiet; weath’ | small boxes: Iemons, 50@7¢ for common ar@ EASTERN. Ship Levi G Burgess, Youngren, Hilo; J D the ‘year one thc 4 el u St Paul . 89 |Haw Com 3% | er in England, fine. | $1@1 75 for good to choice; Mexican Limes. | Corn, ctls ....... 400f...... . S = T OO S :A\!),d”x‘.u.v v-eight, x“x"s v; sug\;mélfid Do pret 142 COTTON—Uplands, xs'{-\l'ag. $4% ‘-g; Cmmr?:“zs’é‘zme!' "; .mlflu ;5,"“5' :.‘ G {v.mg\:é;— of Dunmore, Kay, Queenstown; e qualif electors of sai v CLOSING DONDS. CLOSING. G0c; Bananas, )2 per bunch; Pineapples, Yo and O n Brarclscs, atialere | s st ek CORN—Spot American mixed new, steady, | @4 per dozen. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. SAILED,T“u“y pay cial elc b shall be held on that | o gou B2, N Carol Sajtd;itutures, iqulcti AvaLImING DRIED FRUITS, NUTS, RAISINS, BTC. | cuncon and Sarah W. Jones to John H. | Stmr Pomona, Debney, San Diego and way Ao ‘-’]l ’l;s upon Boloon mt No Pas NORTHERN WHEAT MARKET. There 1s some speculative demand for Apri- | Dieckmann, lot on N line of California street, naris Gipsy, Leland, Santa Cruz. same; and if a ma- o A R — o e Pri7| 17:6 B of Buchanan, E 539 by N 137:6; $10. Aus stmr Burma, Mikulicich, Nanat fed electors of said T8 aaa 11| Do 45 . POTLAND, Or., April 5.—There is still much | cots by local dealers, but otherwise the mar-| ‘Robert and Marion L. Campbell to Matilda | Hun Yoy (0 Bargern ¥ oonirme aimo- Soting et 5ia election Do 8 coup oo 1IE[N ¥ C & activity in tho local wheat market, although | ket is dull. The fecling is better than it has | A, Long, lot on N line ot Waller street, 100 W | gory LV [, Dutgees, Youneren, Iiflo. shall rat same it shall be sub- District 3.658 ..... 116 [Nor & W 6s. there was less selling to-day than on any day | been, however, owing to the certainty that the | of Broderick, N 155, W 100 8 52 deg. 8 min., | Pitn § N Castle, Hubbard, Honolulu. mitted slature of the State Ala class A 108% | Northwstrn o for the past woek. Prices are still firm, cover- | crop of all kinds, except Apples and Prunes, | 12 20:0%, 8 24 deg. S E 120:6, S 38 deg. 51 | Bictn Fremont, Bowes, codfishing. of Calif its approval or rejec- P2 O SDoadehiig ing a wide range, according to the needs of the | will be small this year. S B A . lem E. Lutz, same; | Schr Coquelle, Pearson, Coguille River. of 1 Tt SRRIOYEL On et Do C . % 10 Nav lsts . buyer. There is o chapge In quotations, Wal- | DRIED FRUITS—Prunes, carload lots, 3%@ | $10 e 5 3 i | Schr Barbara' Hernster, Jensen, Fort Bragg. ti g ire shall approve ADg Currency ... % |0 Nav 4s . la Walla, 79c; valley and blue stem, Blc ber | 4 for 40-50's, SK@%%e for 60-60's, 2%09%s | Mary A. J. and Edmund L. Koch to Mary | SCAT Alice Cooke, Pemhallow, Puget Sound. ct and be in e S0 e bushel. & " or 70-50" - | R. Gurmendez, lot on N line of Hayes street, | Sonr Maxim, Olsen. Caspar. = PterloMErEIRe Do adf 4s 5814 (0 S Line b8 tr.... 100 WASHINGTON. for 60-70's, 24@2%c for T0-S0's, 1%@2%o for 8O- 1 t ine of Haye Schr Rellance, Jensen. 2 2 ‘ 8 Can So 2ds 106% |0 Tmp 1sts tr.... 107 Wi : 90's, 154@1%c for 90-100's; Peaches, 3@be; fancy, | 112:6 W of Broderick, N §7:6 by W 23; $10. Schr Monterey, Beck, Bowens Landing.. the hour of noon | Gan Pac lats 8216 | Do o8 tr 5% | | TACOMA, Wash., April 5.—Wheat firm. No. | syqie; pecled, 10@12%c; Apricots, 5@bte for | Louisa O. Hodgkins to Louls and Loulss | gopr Nettie Low, Low, Point Reyes. 7 atfer tha ol day e 1 | pEaa® ¥ o5 : 10% | 1 club, 800;'No. 1 Biue stem, 8. Rovals and 1@se for geod to. faney Moor. | Boutet, lot on N line of Sacramento street, §2 s ECw, : 1 3 4 |pa s i stom, ¢ s an a teas) SOt p Nt TELEGRAPHIC. vear nineteen hun- C H & D 4%s.... 104% |Deading 4s . 0% NO HOLIDA: parks; Evaporated Apples, 6%@7c; sun-dried, | W, f Walnut, W 80:6, N 127:8%, E 29, 8 35, B T ' »on becs D &R G 1sts.... 108 [R G W Ists £ = 4@ic; Black Figs, in sacks, 2@2iec; Plums, | 1:6 S 102:8%; $10. = POINT LOBOS, April 5, 10 p. m.—Weather, : m beco: S 3 a d 1@ike for unj Johann D." Wohitmann to Maria C. Wohlt- | cloudy; wind, SW: velocity, 16 m Gharter and organic law of the Cit D&RG s 88 ISL&IMCbs. § NEW YORK, April 6.—The governing com- | pioerey miumi oaid 1@l apitted: | mann (wife), lot on S line of Clipper street, i o S 2 e ounty of San o, and shall EBust Tenn lsts... 108 |S L& SF G 6. 1114 | 1yitree of the Stock Exchange to-day rescinded | prims. 10 fonor: bonss’ e tor oirtoos | 208 W of Sanchez, W 24:0 by § 114; Jo00. CHARTERS. le the ¢ ing Charter of said | S 5 its action in regard to closing on Good Fri- |and 3@i%e for halves, according to color, etc. Wenceslao Loaiza to Dolores P. de Loalza, | The Mauna Ala loads mdse for Honolulu; J nd County, and all amendments and all lJaws inconsistent with rter. i T form of ballots at sall election shall be as follows: FOR THE FOR THE NEW CHARTER, YT NEW CHARTER, NO. the sole purposes of the electfon 2 ¢ lirected in this Charter J O Clear ® Partly Cloud)y - Jowa C 1sts . Kan P Con tr. K P ist D D tr. La new cons 4s. L & N Uni 4s Missourd s . Va Centuries . MK & T 2ds 50% | Do deferred Do 48 ... 86 |Union Pac pref . Do 4s N Y Central 1sts. 115 day and decided to keep open for business on | that day. COTTON MARKET. NEW YORK, April 5—COTTON—Steady; middling, 6 2-16c. NEW ORLEANS, April 5.—COTTON—Steady; middling, § $-16c. CASH IN THE TREASURY. WASHINGTON, April b5.—To-day's state- ment of the condition of the Treasury shows: RAISINS—11@2c for twi crown, 8%c for four-crown, Sultanas, 2%c for Seedless rown, 3¢ for three- . 4%4¢ for Seedless Muscatels and $1@ | 110 for London layers; dried grapes, 2%c. NUTS—Chestnfits are quotable at Sc per ; Walnuts, 5@c for hardshell and 6@7c for softshell; Almonds, 214@3%c for hardshell, 5@6c for softshell and 7@Sc for paper-shell; Peanut: 4@5ic for Bastern. and 4igc for California. Pecans, 6%@Sc; Filberts, $12@10c; Brazil Nuts, 8qse per 1b; Cocoanuts, '$4 50@5 ber 100. for lower grades; water-white extracted, 44@ 5c; light amber extracted, 3%@4%c per Ib. BEESWAX—24@26c _per . Y—Comb, §@loc for bright and 5@Tc | re-record of 1770 d 160 of lot on SW corner of Washington and Taylor streets, S 82:6, W 137:6; gift. David Fay to John Fay, lot on SE_corner of Chestnut and Leavenworth streets, S 137:6 by E $10. lot on SW corner of Tennéssee and Solano streets, S 25 by W 100; gift. W. F. McClure to Emeline Blanchard, on W line of Seventh avenue, 450 N of Lake street, N 25 by W 114; $10. F. M., George D. and F. A. Greenwood (ex- ecutors of the estate of Monroe Greenwood) to Glacomo Moscone, lot on E line of Fifth Frederick S. Castner to Emma L. Castner, | ot | M _Griffith, mdse for the The Inveramsay Is chartered for wheat to Europe, 18¢ 9d—a decline; Manydown, wheat to Europe, 20s—option of Tacoma, 26s 3d. The Holyrood loads lumber at Moodyville for Melbourne, 52s 6d. SPOKEN. long 126 W, Br ship Caj 16, for Queenstown, © 0o long 35 W, Br ship Holt Amoor River. March 1s—Lat Hill, from London,’ for San Diego. April 2—Lat 50 N, long 8 W, Br bark Men- nock, from Seattle, for Liverpool. DOMESTIC PORTS. cted by the people, this Char- MINING STOCKS. Avallable cash balance, §225,832,219; gold re- avenue, 125 S of Lake street, S 25 by E 120; AT A e C/OUZ/}" ® Rarn® Snow Lt g0 | PETVE HEEISS. R FYey EUREKA — Sailed April 5—Schr Alics, for By e e i a Chollar ... 40|0ntario = T e 2 William Rollins to Harrison A. Jones, lot on | San_Pedro: stmr Homer, for San Francisco, 3 gislature, and the akeas ect Crown Point . 20|Ophir .. . 8 3 E line of Thirty-sixth avenue, 18 N of J | , COOS BAY—Barbound April 5—Stmr Empire r5 shall be man- | SHADED SHOW PRECIPITATION Con Cal & Va. 80| Plymouth .08 = A rise in Pork products in the East has Im- | gireet, N 117 by 15 240 (quit.claim deed); $10. = | for San Francisco. ted and controlled by the | DURINGZPAST |2 MOURS Deadwood . To|Quickstiver ..o 100 | RO AN D Ty, APFil B-—Exchanges, $285.- | parted more strensth to this market, though | ° Thomas Dolan (by R. I Whelan, Sherift) to | EUREKA—Arrived April 5—Schr Lilliebonne, ction Commissioners in | GoRIaRARE < PRl E S 121; balances, $32,152. prices are no better. Trade is reported rather | F. W. Kern, lot on SE corner of Henrietta and | {rom San Pedro. 3 3 Amiss | Hale & Norcross. 120|Sierra Nevada .. 190 e 2 = i treets, "B 70, ‘B 1028, NW 7. NI | GRENWOOD—Arrived April 5—Stmr Green- and County in office | Homestake . 37 00 |Standard 170 more active and altogether the feeling is better | Prospect streets, I 70, BW. o wood, hence April 4. ch election. Iron Silver . 32| Unlon Con 4 LOCAL MARKETS. all around. s N o L o Trmet e lots 7.| . ASTORIA —UArrived April 6=Schr: Ralph I ole other purpose of the EXPLANATION. Mexican .. 40| Yellow Jacket ... 23 - — CURED MEATS—Bacon, 9%o per 1 for|anq s, block 10, City Land Association; $10. Long, hence March 15; schr Glen, from Hue- cted under this Charter mak- | The arrow flies with the wind. The top fig- BOSTON. EXCHANGE AND BULLION. heavy, S%c for light medium, 10%c for light, | August J. Hackmeler to Jean Serres, lot 12, | Bmes stmr ?;‘;";lfe f“ Bider. tron) Eryess) By ppointments provided in this | jres, 2t statlon indlcate minimum temperature | pogron Ape 5—Atchison, 11; Bell Tel ey L for extra light and 12%c for sugarcured; | block B, ‘subdivision of biock 15, West End | Sp Fen Voioich, e Ao s s > be made by him, and of the | L5, the days: those underneath it, if any, the | ~BOSTON, April & ;l'%!}";;aex'»cnec nteal, | Sterling Exchange, sight. — #481% | Eastern sugar-cured Hams, 10%@llc; Califor- | map 2; $10. SAN PEDRO—Salled April o-Seh: Eolt e amount of rainfall or of melted snow In {nches | PRORE. S5 S UINOEIoS, s entral, | Sterling Exchange, 60 days. .. — 4843 |nia Hams, 10c; Mess Beef, $9 per bbl; extra | Julia McDonald to Michael Dillon, lot on SW | , D5 o pril 5—Schr Eclipse, f the persons so and hundredths during the past twelve hours. | 4%; Oregon haE Sterling Cables .. ‘. — 48 | Mess Beef, $10; Family Beef, $11@12; Salt Pork, | line of Sherman street, 237 NW of Wyoming, | "% Lol ) hr Jesste Ml Charter shall take effect | Isobars, or solid lines, connect points of equal e w York Exchange, sight. = 15 |$9; extra prime Pork, $10; extra clear, $18; mess, | SW 400, NW 110, E to Sherman avenue. SE 8:6 " pril 5—Schr Jessle Minor, from Eu- - of December, In the | Aif pressure; isotherms, or dotted lines, equal | LONDON MARKET. | New ¥ork Exchange, telegraphio.. — 17y Smoked Beef, 11@12¢ per b, more or less to beginning, lot 1 Sears' sub- | ™SFyrrrm _ Arrived April RS and eight hundred ang | {emperature. The word “high” means high | — Fine Silver, per ource = % | LARD—Eastern tierces quoted at 5% per T | divison of block 6, West End map 2; also lot | (SEATTLE o A pril 68 8 barometric pressure and is usually accompanied | NEW YORK, April 5.—The Evening Post's Mexican Dollors ] 46% | for compound and 7c for pure; pails, T%c; | 6, block 6, West End map 2; $10. TORT LOS ANGELES—Sailed April NOWN by fair weather; “low'’ refers to low pres- | financial cablegram says: The stock market S California_tierces, Slsc per b for compound | Patrick J. Donahue to John and Gertrude | 0 705 BTG pril 5—Stmr OWN, That the City ana | #ure and is usuaily preceded and accompanied | pere was stagnant to-day, in view of the ap- WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS. and e for pure; half barrels, 6%c; 10-Ib tins, | Ingenlath, lot on N line of Precita avenue, 2 | "\yioNTRA —Arrived April 5—Schr C T Hill, San Francisco, contajnin by cloudy weather and rains. *Lows’ usually | 2 Tie: G-b tins, 8. W _from ‘Intersection division line of lots &1 | , VENTURAC 5 of mc than two ) 8 2| first appear on the Washington coast. When | Proaching Xaster holidays, while the uncer- COTTOLENE—Tlerces, 6%@6%c; packages, | and 84, Precita Valley lands; also distant 8381 | from Grays Harbor. than two hundred the pressure is high in the Interlor and low | tainties of the political situation depressed | WHEAT FREIGHTS—Are lower, a charter | less than 300 The1-1b palls, 60 in & case, 8jpe; | more or less I from Mission street as widened, E Arrived April 5—Stmr Newsboy, hnce on the twenty- nber, in the year hundred and and under and in ac- the provisions of Sec- Article XI, of the Constitu- State, did elect the under- d of Fifteen Freeholders, eight along the coast, and the isobars extend north and south along the coast, rain {s probable; but when the “‘low marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is im- probable. With a “high” in the vicinity of Idaho, and the pressure falling to the | fornia coast, warmer weather may be expected in summer and colder weather in winter. The reverse of these conditions will produce an opposite resuit. ‘all- | quotations, the more ® as it is felt e cibeetinit ooariot | that each (&y’s delay increases the likelihood of a Spanish-American war. Ameri:ans were better at midday on a some- what ragged buying here. This Is regretied, because it will weaken the position if war occurs. The continued fall in Brazils excites atten- | tion. Gold 1s in strong demand for New York having been draw at 18s 8d. The dry weather has mainly caused the decline. The chartered | wheat fleet in port has a registered tonnage of | 15,000, against 7000 tons on the same date last year; disengaged, 9500 tons, against 85,100; on this way 1y this port, 207,265 tons, against 241,- WHEAT—Local dealers were more or less at sea, owing to a hollday in Chicago. Predic- 3-1b pails, 20 in a case, §%c; 5-Ib pails, 12 in a | case, $ic; 10-b pails, 6 in a case, Sic; 50-Ib | tins, 1 or 2 in a case, 7%c; wooden buckets, 20 Ibs net, 7%c; fancy tubs, 80 Ibs net, T%c; half barrels, about 110 Ibs, 7izc per Ib. HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell | Previta N 90 more or less, W 25, S to a point 25 W from beginning, E 25, portion of lots § and 5, Valley lands; $10. ALAMEDA COUNTY. Sarah J. Balley to M. Rinehart, lot on NW line of Sixth avenue, 75 8W of BEast Ninth street, SW 75, NW 200, NE 80, SE 145, SW 5, SE 145 to beginning, block 3, Clinton, East Oakland; $10. Annfe 'W. and B. R. Maybeck to Anson S. April 3; schr Edward Parke, hence April 3. goalled April 5—Stmr Newsboy, for Needle oc] BUREKA—Salled April 4—Stmr North Fork, 10{ S&qfl}‘gflnclsco. a VENTURA—Arived April 5—Stmr Lagu from Newport. o PORT LUDLOW—Salled April 4—Br stm Ala- gonia, for Buenos Ayres. HOQUIAM — A-rived April 5—Schrs Occlden- & S protions o ok ; b ew Y el about 1c under the quotations. Heavy salted 1 tal and San Buenaventura and bktn Monitor, ind propose a Charter for X at Ts 114 and £250.00 in Jupanese yen were | tlons of possible showers In the northern patt | o e, 10c; medium, Sc; light, Sc; Cowhides, | Biake and F. W. Bilger, lots § and 9, block 1, | hence March 23; schr dohn F Miller, from 'd County; and we, t WEATHER REPORT. bought for export at 76 6igd. of the State ease off futures somewhat, but 3 ‘i % Hs of the e | Q20th Mertdian—Pacifio Time.) Canaglan Pacific, f%; Grand Trunk, 8; bar | b an advance In cholee milling. ™ " | Hides, 1tc; culls and brands, 13e; dry Kip and | jana Township. auitclaim deeds $10. " | _Sailled April 6—Schr Ida McKay, for San 0 (Gt ninetyiid e SAN FRANCISCO, April 6, 6 p. m. |sllver, steady, 2%d per ounce; money, 2G2% | ror wor 1 $1 t31% for choice and $U5sqn b $1 Veal, 14@l5c; dry Calf, 18@20c; culls, 15@16c; | Anson S. and Anita S. Blake, F. W. and | Francisco. 3 1ch election, have pre nir)»d Endi The following are the seasonal rainfalls to | Per cent. oI for choice for milling i per Goa‘:sklns, wase x;ch;;irl!ds. G@fiDc; Dzel;zmkli\s C%'rleA s“pxllg;lrl B I-:é“\z. g:v;lely;‘ sfle;}xdn.h AFORT I{}LAKELE‘Y = A;fl\'eld April 4—Bktn ; e prepare | - 3 00 sumiier, 25@30e per Ib; medium, 20c; Wi . A. Wal , lot 7, block 1, - | Amelia, from Honolulu. April 5—Sch do propose the foregoing, signed in | fi 88 compared with those of the eame date| NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCH. CALL BOARD SALES. £r s6c; Sheepskins, ghearlings, Do each; | land, telng a resubdivision ot liocks 1, 2 and 3 | 3 Camphell, trom Newport, © S hiplicate, s or ~ s — e 5 v 7 ¥ AR g v g -| S v] o yihe, Charter for | cyenty.four hovrs: NEW YORK, April 5—FLOUR-Recelpts, | 1Informal scselon—9:15 oclock—December-. | Short, "oy, {GFCE, fachs meditim, T0G%0c; long | of Jueiy Saaition fo Berkeley, Oakland Town-| Sgieg dRrtl s-pask Coory Lot Hopolatn, AR ES y of San Fran- ,Past This Last |27,138 barrels; exports, 8461 barrels. Moderately | 12:000 ctls, $1 42i4. May—2000, §1 61%; 12,000, | "¢ "B Sumner & Co.'s circular says: “The | Andrew Frank to Archie Frank, lot on E line | hence April 2 > B0 i el Stations— 24 hours. Season. Season. | gitive and firmly held, ! 31 51%. hide market is quiet, with a trifle lower prices. | of Oak street, 237:6 N of Santa Clara avenue, | VENTURA — Arrived April 5—Stmr Georgs N, WIT? S WHEREOF, we have | Burcka . 20.18 46.50 | “SUHEAT Recelpts, 231,750 bushels; exports, | _ Second_session—May—2000 ctls, $1 Glt; 8000, | Owing to an anticipated dry season the tan: | N 37:6 by B 100, block 43, Alameda; gift. Loomis, hence April 4, and salled for San héretinto set our hands in duplicate, | Red Blul 168,195 bushels. Spot firm, but quiet; No. 2|31 B2%: 2000, §1 62%. December—200, §1L 42y; | ners refuse to buy only forsthelr immediate R Sacrament wants and sales are small. Wet salted hides, Kip, veal and calf are quiet, with moderate stocks on hand. Dry flint hides, kip and calf are relatively lower than the wet salted, as prices on these goods are based on the values SAN DIEGO—Arrived April 5—~H B M stmr Icarus, from cruise. GRAYS HARBOR — Arrived April 5—Bktn Monitor, hence March 23; schr Helen N Kim- ball, from San Pedro. this twenty-fifth da thou -eight. 2000, §1 42%. Regular morning sesslon—December—400 ctls, $1 42%; 232,000, $1 42%; 6000, $1 42%. May—2000, $1 528 6000, $1 62% $1 82, SUN, MOON AND TIDBE. United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. Times and lieights of High and Low Waters at_Fort Point, Entrance to San 7 of March, in the red, §1 04% . 0. b. afloat spot. Options opened | and eight hundred and | | | fractionally easler owing to Liverpool weak- | | ness, but epeedily recovered and were strong | all day on local covering, rumored reductions ty Los Angeles. OSEP J. 3 pssion — December — N ) v }T 1-“'1 )Y;’T“Y:__ Y‘:RXI:\:Y;?\ S!:ji;:ldent. ShiuE 2 4 182 | ot French duty and active buying for outside | $1 4515 13,000, .ls:x'?‘zt%; 12,000, 31 4% r::m o T AL D T Francisco Bay, Published by Ofical Au- FOREIGN PORTS. SROME A. AD N, = 5 : Ve | oY —S] ndfcations o % peri JAME b renglsco_temperature: Maxlmum. B4 | 0o e LS SN St ST, | off ne market ‘somewnat, s”will Es secn by | an Rorse hidee romain shout the sume, with 8 | NOTD-The high and low waters ocour at | , VICTORIA—Armived Apell 1-Br stmr Tartar H N WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL “1% @1 ?q”"fe lcmed $101%. | }’,:%:f;’::g.‘,‘fn“}‘; The demand was also lighter | 370 ier prices. ~Tallow remains about the | twenty Ave minutes ater then ot Fost Point; | SWANSEA—Arrived April 3—Br ship Milton- A. COMTE | FORECASTS. Hoor et ‘Food. $1 29%@1 26%; Brewing nominal at §1 30 | Same. Deerskins meet with ready sale, with | the helght of tide is the same at both places. = | burn, from Havre. ALFF CRIDGE, The pressure has fallen rapidly during the | PETROLEUM—Dull @1 2%, i O oDalolar aaya: - Ut (s as APRIL—_18%. e T L B e Bolill, it 3 | past twenty-four hours on the Pacific Coast. | METALS—To-day's market for Metals was CALL' BOARD SALES. scare blows over there will be nothing doing HARWICH_Arived April 4—Br bark Routen- L. R. ELLERT. ISIDOR GUTTE, An extensive area of low pressure overlies Informal Session—9:15 o' clock—December—§000 Washington, Oregon and Northern California. ctls, $1 24; 4000, $1 23%; 4000, $1 23%; 8000, $1 23%. an indifferent affalr, business being conducted on narrow lines, with some departments show- ‘Wednesday, April 6. burn, hence Nov 11. LIVERPOOL—Arrived April 5—Br ship Jes- in the wool line, as manufacturers are not in- clined to stock up until they can see an outlet Rain has ready commenced falling at Fort ing signs of weakness under sh = Second Sesslon—December—12,000 ctls, §1 23%; vl s P. H. McCARTHY, Canby and Iurcka and condjtions are more | port At the close the Metal Brchanse cullear | 10,000, 31 2. e T S gomene,hence Nov 15: Br hark Mennock. from JOHN C. NOBMANN, | “The temperature has fallen slowly over the | ' LAKE COPPER—Unchanged, with §11 90 biq | December—8000, $1 22%: 2000, §1 235 2000, $1 2285, | accumulated stocks will gradually be worked SIT"""F*‘{H"“’"“““""" LM U H Arrisd April 3—Br ship Lat- SEPa o0 intry west of the Sierras. It has risen in | and $12 10 asked. ‘Afternoon Session—May—2000 ctls, $1 22, De- | O, No sales 2 BT W "W Ewl 2 T JOSEPH O'CONNOR, .vada and Arizona. | T TIN—Quiet but steady, with $14 30 bid cember—12,000, $1 21%; 2000, $121%; 2000, $122; | , LALLOW-No. 1 rendered, 3@3i4c per ; No. | —4r =55 ITs gras on vy Br sl e S LIPPMANN SACHS, A maximum wind velocity of 24 miles per | $14 & asked. * and | 157000, $1 21%. " e G e e iy va | ] e SETWOOD_Arrived April 5—Br ship Si- EDWARD R. TAYLOK, hour from the southeast is reported at Fort | = SPELTER—Quiet but firm, with $42 bia | OATS—Are active at the advance, with fair el o g N 2 1@ | g g3 Estrella, from San Diego. Y 2 g J Canby; also 26 miles southwest at Carson City | and $4 25 asked. 4 stocks, 3 ?“P‘fl‘afl‘n,rfl""ée':é’éuv?‘ S@iie Noztharn, W B W D UNKIRK-Arrived. April 5—Br ship Falk- A. W. THOMPSON. and 9 south at Winnemucca. LEAD-Dull, with $367% bid and $87ny | Fancy Feed $1360137% per ofl: good to | @IS0 Norhers, Asfective. o@hle per . = | ol “o:12 landbank, from Santa Resalla Attest: J. RICH'D FREUD, Information signals are displayed along the | asked. The firm fixing the settling price for | cholce, $1I0Q1 3, common, 31 22%4G1 30; Sur- | g rile' or good: 187 crop, 1@tio per T 107 vi FALMOUTH—Arrived March 3—Br ship Lat- o . coast from San Francisco northward. High | miners and smelters quotes Lead at §3 50, rice, '$1321G1 81%; gray, $125@1%); milling, | 8@10c for §00d; 1597 crop, T1@lc per M. 1| 142 | fmer, hence Nov 20. April 4—Br ship Falkland- Secretary. winds are expected north of Cape | COFFEE—Options closed strong with prices | $1 30@1 35 per ctl. SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET. 12| 2:45 5:55 bank, from Santa Rosalia. e i s |00 ot et higher. In the afternoon near | e e markey is firm at the improved 2 3 NOTE 1 D¢ akove cronitin ISLE OF WIGHT Passed April 4—Br ship s made months jum] u @35 nts Ve -t ces., o THE CALL CALENDAR. hours endieg midnight, April 6, 188: ring and o very heavy consamptive baviay, | Small round yellow, $11501 20 per ctl; large | Dealers are trying to buy Hogs still cheaper, | the early morning tides are given In the left | CBRAW L POINT Fomis korll 4_Br ship R Northern California — Showers Wedneeda, following rumors of war tax. Sales, 6,230 | yellow, 06% @1 10; white, $1 10@1 15. but do not succeed. There is no change In | hand column and the successive tides of the Falls of Halladale, hence Oct 12, for Queens- April, 1898. ! 5% 5 3] | | 2 | = Full Moon, ; s —| April s, |2 4| 8] 8| 7| 8] % o Tast Quarior | IR April 13, ‘ 5 | | % | First Quarten,| | April2s. | FLOUNCES AND FURBELOWS. on is going to be very generous coming season, and will allow her iny color, material or shapes that fancy may dictate, pro- g there are no incongruities. Old y be renovated and up-to- date dre s be made from left-overs, if one is judicious in trimming and combining colors. Tucks will run erosswise on the waist and sleeves and round the skirt, while braids, inser- ms, ruffles and all decorations will follow in the same path. Ruffles will flgurish in ever; possible width on spring and summer gowns, running from the graceful, deep Paquin flounce t the tiny one-inch frill.—March n's Home Companion. e e The last instance of boiling to death took place in Persia in 1890. The offen- der, who was guilty of stealing state X was put into a caldron of | r, which was slowly heated to g point. His bones were dis- | 1s a warning among the pro- | | | in outhe stern portion; southerly wind: thern Ca fornia—Cloudy and unsettled ay; probably showers; west- winds on the coast, southerly winds in- land. | “Nevata—Cloudy Wednesday; ratn tn north- | ern, portlo Ttah -] Arizona—Cloudy Wednesday. fan Francisco and vicinity—Showers Wednes- day; fresh southerly winds. |~ Special report from Mount Tamalpais, taken at 5 p. m—Cloudy; wind west, 36 miles per hour; temperature, 43: maximum, 58. ALEXANDER McADIE, Local Forecast Officlal. EASTERN MARKETS. NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. NEW YORK, April 5—To-day's stock market was almost stagnant, and there were minutes at a time during the session of the Exchange when no quotation for any stock was recorded. Small as the total of business was, most of it was made up of transactions in a few of the leading stocks, Sugar and the Grangers absorbing the largest proportion. The dullness ‘itself was expressive of the pre- vailing sentiment of waiting and of extreme doubt. Not only were reports very conflicting as to what would be the tenor of the Presi- dent’s message to Congress, but opinions as to how the message would be received and di posed of differed widely. There was practi- cally nothing left of yesterday's sanguine an- ticipations that @ sentiment was growing In Washington against warlike measures, There were, in fact, significant reports that the organized pressure which has been exerted on Congress during the' last few davs against hostile measures has rather defeated its pur- pose of awakening resentment. Wall street counted much on the effect of these united representations Lo Congress. Prices show bags, including April, $575; May, $ 70@6 10. Dot Coffee—Rlo, strong: No. 7 involcn, Te Ne. 7 jobbing, T%e; mild, strong and higher; Cor- dova, 8% @17c. SUGAR—Raw, strong; fair refining, 8%c; centrifugal, 9 test, 44c: refined, strong. : BUTTER—Receipts, 10,159 packages. Firmer; Western creamery, 15!4@21‘§c: Elgins, 21%c. Pmcfi—ne‘celpfib%g;% teady; State and ennsylvania, c; Weste, : Southern, §%@10c. i) DRIED FRUITS. NEW YORK, April 6.—Californt Frulfs quiet and steady. D pald EVAPORATED APPLES—Common, 5@Tic: prime wire tray, 8c: wood dried prime, §ijc; Cholce, §0; fancy, S@9e. b PRUNES-3%G7%e. APRICOTS—Royal, G4%@T A i Moorpark, 8%@ PEACHES—Unpeeled, 5@Sc; peeled, 11@14c. WHEAT MOVEMENTS. Recelpts. Shipments, Cittes— Bushels. Bushers: Minneapolls ....... 68,800 26,950 Duluth . .o 62,832 LT Milwaukee Chicago . Toledo St Detroit . Kansas City 26,650 Louls Totals Tidewater— Boston 3 New York Philadelphia Baltimore New Orlean Galveston Totals ‘Wheat— ening Closing Flour— Opening .. RYE—Firmly held at $1'20 per ctl, BUCKWHEAT—$1 T5@2 per ctl. FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS. Flour has advanced 25c, and all other articles under this head are firm in sympathy with the raw products. FLOUR-—Family Extras, $5@5 10; Bakers' Bx- tras, 54 To@4 85 per bbl. MILLSTUFFS—Prices In sacks are as fol- lows, usual discount to the trade: Graham Flour, $3 per 100 1bs; Rye Flour, $2 75 per 100; Rice Fiour, $6; Cornmeal, $250: extra cream Cornmeal, §3 25 Ontmeal, $4; Oat Groats, $1 25 Hominy, 33 26@3 50; Buckwheat Flour, $4G4 25 Cracked Wheat, $370; Farina, $475; Wh Wheat Flour, $§ 25; Rolled Oats (barrels), w"'fi 6 20; in sacks, $5 60@6; Pearl Barley, $4 75; plit Peas, $4 2; Green Peas, $4 50 per 100 bs, HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS. Compressed Hay Is higher again, the other grades showing no chavge. The feeling is steady, however. Bran and Middlings have again gone up. BRAN-$10 wm:éms % MIDDLINGS—§ FEEDSTUFFS—Kolled Barley, ton; Ollcake Meal at the mill, $28 50; jobbing, $30; Cocoanut Cake, $21 50622 50; Cot- {onsced’ Meal, $2530. per ton: Cornmeal, 5 24; Cracked Corn, $23 50§24 50; Chopped i 18, P AY—(Ex-car_in round lots)—Wheat, ;% 23 50; Wheat and Oat, $18 50G22 50; Oat, $17 19 50; Barley, $17@19; compressed Wheat, 23; compressed Oat, '$16 6018 60; Alfalfa, 14: stock, $12a@13; Clover, $13@14. STRAW—35@45c per bale. BEANS AND SEEDS. A slight advance in Limas is the only change in Beans. There is not much going on, though some sales are being made all the time. Seeds are dull and unchanged. BEANS—Bayos, 75@2 90; Small Whités, $1 46@1 Large ites, §140@155; Pinks, § 12 prices for anything. Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaughterers are as follows: BEEF—First quality, 6%@7c: second quality, 5%@éc; third quality, 4@se per Tb. VRAL Large, 8G0ic; small, 7QTie per Ib, MUTTON—Wethers, Sc; Bwes, §%@9c per Ib. LAMB—Spring, 10c per Ib. PORK—Live Hogs, 4c for large and 4%c for medium; stock Hogs, 2%@3c; dressed Hogs, 5% @6tC. GENERAL MERCHANDISB. : ‘BAGS—Calcutta Grain Bags, nominal; Wool Bags, nominal; San Quentin, $5 30. COAL—Wellington, §10 per ton; New Welling- ton, $10; Seattle, $6 Brrant, $6 50; Coos Bay, $5 50; Wallsend, $7 50; Scotch, $10; Cumberland, $10 in bulk and $11 50 in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, $15; Cannel, $10 per ton; Rock Springs, Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley, $9; Coke, $12 per ton in bulk and $14 in sacks. CORDAGE—Prices are as follows: Manila— 1 -h‘l%}k‘ T%e: li;zlé’ll%flé 8 fs’l.l‘ :ad’n’c;hrseid_ i J ¥ —14-] , c §Ciread, Tie: 6 and § thread, Te; bals Tope, G NSED FRUITS Black Cherries BT ss White.Cherries, 31981 e at % 1 50; e erries, i Peaches and Pears, %0c@$1 10; Apricots, €0@9c. CANNED VEGETAB = Peas, Toe@s 2 Tomatoes, T5¢. COFFER—We quote: Costa Rica, 16@17c for prime washed, 13%@lic for washed, 16@ 1630 for good to prime washed peaberry, 14@I5c for good peaberry, 12%:@l4isc for !ood to prime, @12 for good current mixed with black beans, SG114c for fair, S4@T4c for common to ordinary; Salvador, 12@1ic for &ood to prime washed, 10@113c for fair washed, M@ISc for good to prime washed peaberry, 8%@d%c for superior unwashed, 7%@sc for good green un- washed, 11%4@12c for good to prime unwashed aberry; Nicaragua, e for good to super- for Unwashed, 1154@i% for good unwashed pea- berry; Guatemala and Mexican, 16%@1Sc * for prime to fancy washed, 13@lic for good to strictly good washed, 11@12%c for fair washed, 7@10c for medium, c for common o ordi: nary, 15%@16%c for to prime washed pea- day in the o.der of occurrence 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 sométimes occurs. The helghts Gvan are additions to the soundings on the nited States Coast Survey charts. except when a_minus sign (=) precedes the heixht and then the number given is subtractive from the depth given by the charts. The plane of reference is the mean of th~ lower low NOTICE TO MARINERS. Office of United States Lighthouse Inspector, Twelfth District. = San Francisco, Cal., April 5, 1898. San Francisco Bar, California. The hull of the wrecked bark Helen W. Almy having broken up the bell buoy markin, its position has been removed. By order of the Lighthouse Board, CHARLES E. L. B. DAVIS, Major, Corps of Dngineers, U. 8. A., Engineer Twelfth Lighthouse District. NOTICE TO MARLIERS. A branch of the United States Hydrographle Office, located in the Merchants’ Exchange, is maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of mariners without regard to nationality and free of expense. Navigators are corilally invited to visit the office, where complete sets of charts and sall- ing directions of the world are kept on hand for comparison and reference, and the latest Information can always be obtained regarding L!fhtt. dangers to navigation and all matters interest to ocean commerce. ‘The time ball on top of the building on Tele- #raph Hill is hoisted about ten minutes before noon and is arv?ped at noon, 120th meridian, by telegraphic signal recefved each day from the United States Naval Observatory at Mare Island, Cal. A notice stating whether the time ball was dropped on time cr giving the error, if any, is published thbe’ l:h‘m. fllvl by the hltlferll'lwnn pera, and morning papers the follow- bng“aay! W& HUG Lieutesant, U. §. N., In terdam, for New York. town. HAVRE—Arrived April 3—Br ship Pskasoni, gnng'ncomn. April 4—Br ship Drumalis, hne ct 28 LEITH—Arrived April 4—Br ship Craigmore, hence Oct 19. LIVERPOOL—Arrived April 4—Br ship Af- ghanistan, hence Dec 1; Br bark Inverness- shire, hence Nov 20. LONDON—Arrived April 4—Bark Louis Pas- teur. hence Nov . QUEENSTOWN_ — Arrived April 3—Br ship Ainsdale, from Port Los Angeles; Br ship gnlrpnn, hence Nov 15; Br ship Dunsyre, from regon. Safled April 3—Br ship Red Rock, for Water- ford. PERNAMBUCO — Sailed March 16—Stmr Elthu_Thompson. for San Francisco. SANDY POINT—In port Feb 1i—Schr Abbie F Morris, from Boston, for San Francisco: sch Julla E Whalen, from Boston, for San Fran- cisco; schr Concord, from Portsmouth, for San Francisco. YOKOHAMA—Arrivedl April 2-Br stmr Ta- coma. from.Tacoma. BEACHY HEAD—Passed April 3—Br ship Routenburn, hence Nov 11, for Queenstown. VALPARAISO—Sailed April 4—Stmr City of Columbia, for Seattle. FALMOUTH—Arrived April 3—Rus ship En- dvmion, hence Nov 27: Br ship Grassenda.s, fm Oregon: Br ship Halewood, from Oregon: Br ship Hyderabad, hence Nov 13: Br ship King Fdward, hence Nov 15; Ttal ship Macdlarmid, hence Nov 10; Br ship Philomene, from Ore- gon; April 4—Br ship Deleus, hence Dee 14; Br_ship Haddon Hall. from Oregon. CAPE TOWN—Arrived March 10—Br bark Inversnaid. hence Dec 9. CALLAO—Arived April 2—Br bark Adelaide, Mary, hence Jan 12. TRANS-ATLANTIC STEAMERS. NEW YORK—Arrived April f—Stmr Kalser Wilhelm der Grosse, from Eremen; stmr Au- gusta Victorla, from Genoa. Sailed April 5—Stmr Taurle, for Liverpool: stmr Havel, for Breme: ANTWERP—Arrived Anril 5—Stmr Western- land, for New York. April 5—Stmr Rot- ROTTERDAM—Arrived