The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 15, 1898, Page 19

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1898. 19 said General Fund shall be pald, as in came climinated, Short selling in expectation | Second _session—May—2000 otls, §1 89 De-| i third quality, 4@5c per Ib. CLOSING QUOTATIONS. g A ly started, r—6000, $135: S000, $1 34%; 31 3% AL Reich s s Dene b8 COMMERCIAL WORLD. | e it Rt STRIS | ctiedTiel o ik S o | "R A S0 Yore o, THURSDAY, Aprd 34 .. the expenses of the various depart- . " B | become general,” many of the early buyers | Regular morning session—December — 10,000 | per Ib. Bid.Ask. |Hale & Norers. 73 — ments of the City and County, except | T offering their lines. The result was a decidedly | ctls, $1 34%. i 2 %ga—sm 9@10c per 1. Bid. Ask. |Julia . s g o= such expenses as are by this Charter | Weak market for a short space of time, not | Afternoon session—4000 ctls, $1 37; 4000, §1 37%; K—Live Hogs, 3%@3%e for large and dc | Alpha . 04 06| Tustic % P as are by 1 | BUMMARY. CLOSING STOCKS. only the early advance, but a little beside. It |4000, $1 37%; 8000, © 87%; 4000, $1 37%. May— | for medium; stock Hogs, 2@2%c; dressed HOgS, | Alta 2 26 Kentucl [ to be paid out of the Funds specifically | —_ Atchison 11 5t P & Om, looked as if the market would wind up with | 4000, $1 40. 5h2@6%e. CEkndes. 13 14|Lady Wash 0§ provided for the payment of such ex-| Linseed Ofl lower. Do pref . %5 Do pref the advantage with the bears, but shortly be- | OATS—Were quieter, in sympathy with other Belcher = 18/ Mexican 23 Penses. For the six months ending on | Silver weaker. Baltimore & Ohio 15 [Ct P M & fore the close Leiter brokers started to bull | cereals. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Tistton Coa = 30l0ccldental the thirti R g e ARIUBE Iy Poliires IOWEE Canada Pacific ... 79%%|So Pacific . | the May price. They were eminently suc- | Fancy Feed, $142%@1 45 per ctl; -good to Best & Belehr. 3; 37/Qphir 3 5 he thirtieth day of June, in the year | ‘ Y Ao P Canada Southern. 454 |So Railway cesstul and a new high mark, $111%, was | choice, $1 37%@1 42i4; common, $130@135; Sur- | BAGS—Calcutta Grain Bags, nominal; Wool | By oot & 3il0ohir - o neteen hundred, each and every of | Other Cereals easier, but unchange: Cent Pacific 1lig; Do pref . established. This strength in May was gulckly‘ rise, '§1 3714@1 45; " gray, $130@135; milling, | Bags, nominal; San Quentin, $ 30. cr‘\llmnnla' 30| Potost §’§ said departments shall expend the | Hay coming in from other States. Ches & Ohio, 181¢ | Texas & P reflected in July. Liquidation ‘stopped and | §1 35@Y 421 per ctl. COAL—Wellington, $8 per ton: New Welll Shollar ... 31|Savage bts moneys set apart to each of them by | Beans and Seeds unchanged. Chi & Alton 154 "|Union Pacific shorts covered extensively again, July, which | CORN—There is no change to report, one | $; Seattl it e elling Con Cal & Va. 7 8 ;'H-h moneys set aps ac = V| Chi B & Q 9N%|U P D & G, had declined to $7%c, rallied to and closed | way or the other. The demand was nothing | ton, 8; Seattle, §6; Bryant, $6; Coos Bay, §5 5 B Smed e, Bad Rl [ the Board of Supervisors of the existing | Flour and Millstuffs as befors, Chi & E T 81| Wabash stendv at §7%c. May wound up at $I 1%, | extra. Wallsend, §7 50; Scotch. §10; Cumberland, $102; | Shallenge Con. 18 o s munic y. So c f sa DRCTORR IR o [ Corn ve a in_ sy d_vellow, 1 20 per ctl; large B vivi sei o erra Nevada. 78 - 17 Set Apart by said Board of Supsrviscys | Summer Vesetables arrive heasily. © oo precs L 2 whee S L T M a e Heed MOE DR T | o 1 white, LG ITA | Antheacity Bres Sit: Canm b peaianla | Con Tmperiai 1} 8 oflsilver HiI . ~ f2 to the Superintendent of Public Streets, | Butter and Eggs about as before. Del 1 Hudson.+- 10641 sDo. pret = Oats followed Wheat and Com.. Busitiess aaif - RY2-H 40 per ol Springs, Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley, $9; | Con New York. — 02 Standard 150165 N op o & i for the fiscal | Foultry quiet. Bel !k&R“ 1&‘ AdExpresEs Comp“i&.)_ a whole was quite large. May closed un- | BUCKWIIEAT—$1 90@2 per ctl. Gk S, per toan- 10 Bk St 1 e T | e e, fiw Highways S fo St bhanked. en ams Ex changed. e LINSEED OIL—Is lower at 4% for raw and | Exchequer = 08 05 year ending on said thirtieth day of | : Do pref 4214 | American Ex 120 Provisions was the only really weak market FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS. Y Ttah ... 5 June, in the year nineteen hundred, as| L7 sales of Dried Peaches. Erie (new) .. United States 35 | on the floor, Prices were lower from the start, o N BBAT Tiie: Weatird Sugt hathesy Chm: | mn e Cuny W LI XeNow Tecke ghall re T unexpended” at the timhe |, sl Erones i Memend: Do 1st pref Wells Fargo 115 | and the market at no time showed any | Previous prices rule for all descriptions. pany quotes terms. net cash: Cube. Crushed 5 = = this Charies tehee oo ol tme | provisions slow. Ft Wayne Miscellaneous— strength. There was scarcely any demand, | FLOUR—Family Extras, $ 26@5 3; Bakers' | and Fine Crushed, 6%c; Powdered, 6%c: Dry SUN, MOON AND TIDE. peided Qortag BAll Gl TMORtHE LY Ot | ioesiveD pes e tuly Hocking. Valley . S | and the opllor W e il sbuckers | mxtray, $6@5 10:per bbl. e Gxtra G Mo Gollen C, Wa& | United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. Board of Public Works in the opera- OUR POCKET FILLED FOR WAR. | llinois Central Amn Spirtts 8% | with the sumumer run of Hogs just ahead. May | MILLSTUFFS-Pyices in sacks are as fol- | A078 S SRC. JOUR, O notifo mfaio0 Sy P8CL | Times and Ifeights of High and Low o : : > | H Lake Erle & W Do_pret 20" | pork closed Lic lower, May lurd 5o lower and | lows, usual discount to the trade: Graham | C&ndy Granulated, Sic: California 4, te per Waters at_Fort Point, Entrance to San ions of the department committed 10| qno fnancial circular of Henry Clews, the | ‘Do prer 207 | 2. Tobases 116% | Beay ribe to lower, Flour, §8 per 100 1bs; Rye Flour, §2 75 per 100; | 10 h0if, Harrel . Francisco Bay. Published by Official Au- its charge. All the expenses of the City | xow York banker, says: *Though standing on | Lake Shore . Do pref 17 The leading futures ranged as follows: Rice Flour, $6; Cornmeal, §2 30; extra cream ————— oihority of the Superintendent. and County whichare not to be paid out | ipe very threshold of a great war there is|Louls & Nash.... 48%|People’s Gas 9013 A Open. High. Low. CI Cornmeal, §3 35 Oatmeal, $4; Oat Groats, $4 RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. o OZE—The high and low- waters occur at of specific funds -hall be paid QUINg | notning whatever approaching a paaicky feel- | Mahhatian L Gons Gas ...l 10k | Qrle, o 3 + Tom. Close | Hominy, '3 £33 %0; Buckwhieat Flour, 311 351 S tventy ive. minttes Jater then A ot Bomats Fipeega LB : TR . % ‘om_Cable 'Co. » 110% 11 ; Crac] Vheat, arina, $ 75; Whole ‘ar Thursday, < o g N SR LI iy £ 4 3 A 4 B 3 - s ;| Wheat, ctls . . orts, sks . = the Board of Supervisors of the ex- | been forecalculated what will be the drain| Do lst pref ..:. 8 |Gen Electric a1 | Septemt g gz{: T8 Ty | Solit Peas, §4 25; Green Peas, $4 50 per 100 1bs! | Bariey, ctls ... 4.405|Wool, bales APRII-_1%8 isting municipality to any department upon the Treasury and the effect upon our | Mo Pacific ....... 20%|Illinois Steel 53 | Do Yo, s Gats, otls 1,300| Pelts, bdls . Friday, April 15, of the City and County become or be | foreign trade, and the situation s viewed with | Ty o eoten T Sr % 3%y HAY AND, POHDETUFFE. Gorn, cus, 25| Hides, mo . P E = ial Ty full conviction that we are financlally wel ARG 32 32 31 31 eese, ctls ggs, doz . exhausted time during said six | T [0 P70 Vhatever may come and can | O T g BN o 3 3 S 3| Another advance in Hay is noted. The sharp | Butter, ctls 25| Leather, rolis ... " 64 | Moon risss T0¢ ) or 1ld any department Cre- | maintain our abllity to keep our business in- | = FC G T 232 |OF Tmp Co -v. rise in this article, coupled with the fear that | Tallow, ctls 120{ Wine, gals . 350 | g ¥ this Charter have no money | terests under compact cg]nw;u:fl:m?y“'”:gflg:; NI T Cantral e 83 | Baoine, Mall s or 264 | the State will not raise enough this year to | Beans, sk ,g‘} T, e L ally provided for it during said | {rics reasonably active Whet oif Bul¥, Sivities | N Y Central "0 108% |Pullman Pal . 2% | carry it through, has led dealers to look about | Jadlngs, 1,651| Paper, reams 208 iths, then in each such case the | &7 war.' It is & significant fact—which | N ¥ SR e RO R 9 77 {00 &I SIS TOE i olles s This cesull I8 NAE fonion ik ol 5 rereof sha e D& f | s e ce—that of the hun- s wene Sta B Alfalfa is on its way from Utah, and can be s he K ,‘ 1 hyfmilh‘“ l.\k‘ “r;:;',f ‘,):‘;i,l,fl A iltions. of out ebligations held abroad N2 pref LI 2 |Sugar ... 3% | fanded here at 315 per ton. . From Oregon Tim- Wheat, ctls ‘i'ff.’,“gfi'. ctls 1,300 " ne s o DR e & | irtually mone is being sent home through | Nor West .. 12%| Do pref ........ 5124 | othy ls Coming at §$16, and it is reported that 3 1 e g B e anything contained in sections six and et B On the | No Amer Co. 5%|T C & Iron. Barley, ctls . 350|Shorts, sks . o L rusts suggested by our situation. On the | X9 HICh ST 62" | & common kind of Hay can be landed hers WASTERN, of Chapter I of Article of this | contrary, *Americans’ rank among ng- 2% U 8 2 B | from Arizon at §12. The local trade do not = 4 h pensi ccrue to | est securities on the markets of London and | 03‘; x"vrpsr: - o) Do ngmhfb.. 5121 | vet know what effect theme shipments from | Corn, ctls 800! = : - _ A rticle of this Char- | Berlin, “Inktead of belng C'"ll"dnrnpé)"nffiggxe;u?; or B & Nav }g: Do et 520 | abroad; will hava on the market.;as it is not NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides U 4 C 8 AT~ | capital to Furope we are lend v 4 > = ——— | known how much hay these three new sources 2 said six months shall be paid | forelen money markets and gold is still fowing | QF Shore Li 23" | West Union 5 ash quotations were as follows: Flour, | of supply have for sale. This outside Hay THE STOCK MARKET. s p oo U detiare slysn iin e ey General Fund. The existing | to New York. so much so that the Bank of | Pittsburg a8 (G N U4 | firm; prices up 15@20c; No. 3 spring Wheat, 95¢ | will be on the market shortly, and_then some UaT o thia OECer Uf GoCOrrenss 48'to: tis TTHe e Geners L T e e R A i s 10%| 1o pret 112% | @S o2; No, 2 red. 31 10G1 10%; No. 2 Corn, 30% | iden of how 1t will figure may’ be obfained. o Ata iy a7 st shias et | second time column. gives the second tide of ity foned In this section | Buelaud bay ouring he woek Bl 10 A | Do et YISt L & S W 4 | @31e; No. 2 vellow, 30%@sle; No. 2 Oats, 2014@ | There 18 no further change in Feedstuffs, ng in Iloing | stocke. was HySHEr X8| Be Ony," the: third: tinte ‘colirny: tits, thivd th existing municipality of the City | cent in order to check the efflux. Under these | Rock Island 85 Rn(g e 22‘/: ';'7c: l;«;n. ez(‘g?‘\te { Oztfi'yemn’x & 3 ;vr‘;ne, BRAN—$21@21 50 per ton. tarday.hespec{ally on the noon -‘eulon. I!:‘pr:ces | and ‘the last or right hand column gives the C of San Francisce = | circumstances the absence of alarm in Wall . 0. b., 2@30%¢; 2 Rye, 02%c; No. 2 Bar-| MIDDLINGS—§23@2 50 per ton. somewhat better than those ruling at the close : L }"“1‘“ o e“':‘:q::i Street s not surprising, and it sesms reason- Do _pret & | ley £70 b, 3giic; No 1 Flaxseed, 123 | FEEDSTUFFS-Kolled PBarley, $30951 per | of the preceding day. T e e T e e nic 0 be trans- | JHCEt 8 N ect that the declaration of war Vhi G W . % | Prime Timothy Seed, $280; Mess Por{_. er | ton; Olflcake Meal at the mill, §31@31 50; job- | The Mexican Mining Company has levied an | given are additions to the soundings on the ed in this section provided are |\woula not produce any vers serious further de- Haw Com 3| barrel, $ 75@9 %0; Lard, per 100 pounds, § 12%: | bing, $32@32 90; Cocoanut Cake, $24@25: Cot. |, cie Mexlcan M g B e ied & | Dnitea” Staten Coast Survey charss. except \ds of said existing municipality. All | cline in the price of investments.’” Short Rib Sides, loose, $5 05@5 35; Dry Salted | tonseed Meal, $28@30 per ton; Cornmeal, $24; ent of per share, delinquent May 2 | when a minus sign (—) precedes the height 1 ting municipality e BONDS. Shoulders, boxed, 4%@4%c; Short Clear Sides, | Cracked Corn, $24@25. The Montana Ore Purchasing Company has | anq then the number given Is subtractive from 1 : existing mun! e U S new 4s reg..120 (N Carolina 0s..... 120 | boxed, $550ms 60; Whisky, distillers' finished | ~HAY_(Ex-car in round lots)—Wheat, $21@ | declared the regular quarterly dividend of 31| the depth given by the charts. The plane of not ioned in this section, an Do coup . 2 Do 4s ... 102 ds, per gallon, §1 20; Sugars, unchanged : Wheat and Oat, $20@24 50; Oat, £18@21 §0; | per share, payable April 15. Books close on | reference is the rean of ti - lower low waters. which > authorized by law, shall be USi4s . No Pac 1sts . L e Receipts. Shipmen Barley, $18@21 50; compressed Wheat, $21@25; | Apri] 8 — continued in the treasury until the ne- | S SRR T H Flour, -barrels s 9,000 e | compressed Oat, $18G21; Alfalfa, $14G16; Clover, | “rne Homestake Mining Company will pay the STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. ssity for their continuance ceases. | 5 ts Y e oa o1 | Wheat, bushels 25,000 135,000 | ©STRAW—60@7 usual monthly dividend of 2ic per share on the 2 b ity f e ok NYC&SLds.. 0I% | corn,” hushels 241,000 567,000 | WNoTe veibals Bt STEAMER. | Frow T Dos When the necessity for | Do &8 coup Nor & W 6s....... 118 o 2 | SR nst. maintaining any Fund of the City and | District 3.6 i st QU pushels o A BEANS AND SEEDS. At the annual meeting of the Champion Min- | Venus ... .|China ana Japan, Apr 5 Younty An oxlBtenca hEithe line Thix Ala class A 18 | Barley, bushel 32,000 45,000 | ing Company the following directors were | Santa Rosa. San Diego. Apr I County in_existence ¢ e . a1 atley; huanels Jae 2900 | There 1s no further change to report In any | elected: Guat. Kartschoke, Joseph Fetz, Jo- | Oregon. - ......|Portland. Apr 15 Charter takes effect has vceased to ex- O Nav 4s . 5?“2)% On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter | description. seph A‘“m,.“ I3 S RGhnhie EE Sm“e‘ge'r 3. | AlicePlanchard [Seattle Apr 15 ist, and a balance S such hRe Jumncy < U {0 8 Dlugie b i 5| maskat e e, "Qioc: dalrles, | BEANS-Bayos, $2800295; Small Whites, | 5 Ott and E. Schenck. Gust. Kartschoke was | & oo [ao0rod A Fund, theSupervisars ahalise Ce(line Do adj 4s 7|0 Imp Ists tr.... 106 b, % / i) *|$150@160; Large Whites, $160@160; Pinks, | elected president, Joseph Fetz vice-president, | | New |apr 17 by ordinanc 1 upon such declara- Can S0 2as. 1087 | Do ae o i | o - $2 5002 65 Reds, $250; Blackeve, $2 75G2 85; | J. I Holling. secretary and K. Zeitler super: | Soontimy.. .. | Viotan Apr 1t tion such balance shall be forthwith Chi Term 4s 82 |Pacific 6s of ¢ 103 WHEAT MOVEMENTS. Butters, $140@1 60; Limas, $235@240; Pea, | intendent. Crescent Crescent Citv Apr 17 sferred to the General Fund. C & Ohio 5s 113% |Reading 4s . S0 Recelpts. Shipments, | $1 #@1 60; Red Kidneys, $2@2 35 per ctl. At the annual meeting of the Tallant Bank- | Orizaba. Humboldt! Apr 13 transferred to the Geners nd. | CH & D 4% 1048 R G W _1sts. S0% Bushels, Bushels, | . SEEDS—-Brown Mustard, $2@3 per ctl; Yellow | ing Company the following directors were re- "|San Diego, Apr 1y - | |D & R Gistsi 108" |S L' & I M C 550 88 | Minneapolis 97,680 Mustard, $3@315; Flax, '$235; Canary Seed, | elected: Austin C. Tubbs, John D. Tallant, | gity :|China and Apr 19 | D&RG s 5 IST. & 8 F G 6s.. 115 | Duluth . 2i@2%e per Ib: Alfalfa,’ 3afc: Rape, 24@2%c; | Fred W. Tallant, Joseph Knowland, William | Newport. Panama. Apr 19 SCHEDU 8 i) S, East Tenn 104%!St P Con . 140 | Milwauke, Hemp, 2%@3c; Timothy, 5@5%c. E. Mighell, John J. Brice and Henry E. Mon- | State of Gai.... |Portiana. . Apr 20 . i Erle Gen 4o StPC&F 7 | Chicago g RIED PEAS-Niles," §1 0Q1 §5; Green, $175 | roe. Austin, C. Tubbs was elected president | Homer ......... Humbold: Aor 21 PE: R W Do 5s . 115 | Toledo iz . 3 in place of John D. Tallant, who is traveling | North Fork..... 22 e Gen Elec So Ry 5s . 8814 | St. Loul| T e abroad, Fred W. Tallant vice-president, John | This Charter shall be published for Stand R & Tds 01" | Detroit | POTATOES, ONIONS AND VEGETABLES. | )umpster McKee cashier and Kirkham Wright | s Charte s Tenn new set 3s. <ansas secretary. i twenty days in The San Francisco Call T & P L G lsts. | Arrivals of the summer sorts continue heavy | The officfal letter from the Justice mine for | S e iy N 4 heer % TEAMERS TO SAIL. and in the Daily Report, daily news- | Do Rg 2ds . Totals and Rhubarb gluts the market. the past week says: ‘“The scepage of water 8 of genel Nriiation sl Towa C lsts....... UPD&G Is Tidewater— Potatoes and Onions are about th having stopped work was resumed in the winze P ot gene al circulation in ::5\ La new cons s 8 |Wab lst s Boston for everalifive Ty from the face of the southeast drift. We have | STEANER. | DESTINATION| _ SATTA | PIER. 0 sco, @ N Uni 4s.... % | Do 2ds .. | New york . 7 e een engaged part of the time this week put- Humboldt ... |Apr 15. 2P| Pler 13 : on Thurs- | Misschnt 86 W Shore e | Philadelphta : 3| POTATOES—Early Rose, 30@3c; River Reds, | ting in new hoisting machinery. While this | Humbolde ... [Apr 15. 9 Aw|Pler 11 twenty of L in | MK & T 2ds. Va Centuries | Baltimore "Wfi“ci River Burbanks, 50@60c per sack; Ore- | was being done work in the mine was sus- | Aztec..... |China&Japan.|Apr 15. 1 PM/PM SS padeisr ol FhE hondrea Do 45 ... 4 Do deferred New Orleans . gon Burbanks, 55@sse; Petaluma Burbanks, 50 | pended. During the past week we have hoisted | Morgau Oy. |Alaska. Apr 16, 4 Pu[Pler & Ao bt dai N Y Gentral istsl 14U P pret . 5% | Galveston .. @Te per sack; Sweet Potatoes, Te@$l 10 for | Y tons of ore from the stope in the morth | Walla Wila | Vie & Fi Said | Apr 1i: 10 Ax|ple ¥ nety-eight, it s e s e N s... i Do 4s Merced; new Potatoes, 1G2c per Ib, rit, 80 level. The car samples of the same | Norta Fork|Humboldt. ..|apr 17. 4| Pier qualified electo f said City | STOCKS. Totals ONIONS—-Choice, §2 50@? 85; common, $175@ | Average: Gold, $44 21; silver, 39 83; total, $54 04 | Sants Rosa|san Diego ... |Apr 17.11 AM|[Pler 11 A A it Rt e SNt o 2 3 per ofl: ot Onions, oG 55 por sack. 0 | per ton. The face of this stope shows 4 feet | Oregon ....| Portiana....l. [Apr 1810 An|Pler 24 cial election which shall be held on that | Crown Point . Ophir . 5| Wheat— VEGETABLES—Receipts were 92 boxes As- | °f ore. Cityof Para| Panama [..... |Apr 15,12 M|PM $S AR Tor CHEETIE SOEOP ot it | Con Cal & Va. Plymouth . 12| Opening paragus, 69 boxes Rhubarb and §33 sacks Peas. [ , Business on the Bond Exchange was again Coos 8ay..|Newport. Apr 1. 9 AM|Prer 1L ey s R OBE DE VO M IS [ Deadwood .. Quicksilver . 100 | Closing Asparagus, $175@2 for extra large, $125@1 50 | 118ht and fluctuations were insignificant. Trad- | Alameda .. |Sydney Apr 20, 2 Py Pler 7 o tion of the same; and if a ma- | Gould & Curry. Do pref . 300! "R per box for No, 1, Socqfi for No. 2 Rhubarb, 25 | I0€ on this exchange has fallen off consider- | Weoott.....| Humboldt . |Apr 20 b A3 Pler 13 jority of the qualified electors of said | Hale & Norcross, Sierra Nevada ... _ t | Opening | @80c per box for small to good and To@she for e past few days. |'Or1zaba umboldt pr 20.10 AN | Pler W Atk s atiksi Homestake tandard 160 extra choice; Alameda Green Peas, Thc@$l 2 : 2 Arcata.....|Coos Bav. Apr 2110 AM|Pier 13 Cityiar 1C puntyEne ‘"u;f\ill] gl\"crm{)n Homestine e 39 | Closine ... s Per sack; Dried Peppers, 6@Tc per. 1b:. Dried STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE, Umatilla...|Vic & Pgt Sna|Apr 3110 Ax|Pler 9 Titted to the Lesislature of the state| |O Clear @ Partly Cloudy Mexican 2l Yellow Jacke o e e o IO TR T L R THURSDAY, Aprll 12 p. m. | bomonaiss|Sin Dicvor . |Ape 311 o3 |Pior 1t ted to the L 2 of Sta = | ay. July. Sept. ¢ per : Garlic, $@10c per Sucum: f . m. - i 1 of California for 1ts) approval or rejecs BOSTON. Opening 9% T7T% 69% 69 |bers 25c@sl per dozen; Mexican Tomatoes, Toc Bid. Ask. Bid.Ask. | State of Cai | Portland....... |Apr 25,10 An|Pler 2 tlon. It the Legislature shall approve | - | @ Cloudy ® Rain® Snow BOSTON, April 14.—Atchison, 11; Bell Tele- | Closing 0% TER SI0k 68 O R A VEGRTABTRE o P 1P | ot Ty tomttosy I | e e e } same, n; 11 hmkg efff:«-[ a?;]l be in [ SHADED AREAS SHOW PRECIPITATION r‘l’;one. 247] Burlington, 91%; Mexican Central, EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET. phetatoes. sliced, raw, 12 per Ib In lots of 25 | 48 auar reg L7 109 215 gi" | THE TIME BALL. orce, except as hereinafter otherwise | DURING PAST i2 MOURS . L Cd desiccated, 10a180; granulated raw, | 5 quar now 3 & Pl asuine gl o provided, on and after the hour of noon | LONDON MARKET. CHICAGO, April M.—CATTLE—Beet steers | 1ic; Onlong, 6c; Carrofs, old, ‘13c; new. 1sc; | Miscellane s3% i | PO change, San Francisco © April D Y% on the first Monday after the first day | NEW YORK, April 14.—The Evening Post's | 501d at $1@4 25 for common, up to. $4 5@5 for | g5¢; String Beans, c; Tomatoes, 50e. Cat E1 os Ry 14, 1838, of January in the year nineteen hun- | London financial cablegram says: The stock ._z':md cholce, with scattering sales of prime | s * 3 o War Th:l um: ball m: 'I;eleg_r’lp\l H:ltl :xndrno‘nm dred, and shall thereupon become the | EXPLANATION. markets here opened flat to-day on war news | Sy pIIE Catile at § 055 2: sales largely 34 40 POULTRY AND GAME. Dup-st ex Firem's Fund. 10— | S0 fierlafan, or exactly § p. m. Greenwich Charter and organic law of the City | The arrow flies with the wind. The top fig- | from the United States. Spanish 4s at one time | fecders, $4@5; bulls, $2 ‘canning cows, $3 60 = g Sk otk | time. J. T. McMILLAN, and County of San Franeisco, and shall | ures at station indicate minimum temperature | fell to 42%. New York was said to have open- | @3. & . § Another oar of Dastern was put on late yee- | £ & Ch Ry 6s. = 118 a Assistant in_chargs supersede the ting Charfer of said | fof the days; those underneath b I 0¥, Hea | ed large engagements for the “putting” of | HOGS-were active and Jigher, Hoss a3 terday. The market shows no particular | F9Ve%s 5 100 105 [Cal 8 D & T 100 | == and Ool e ] % I 1 { * at an extreme range of $3 T5@4 0214, largely at | change. . 0 SRl 8 = JENCE. Thcreot and A1l Tawe inconsincent i | Haundredtie dirias the jast twelve hourt | show® 1 cannty Seafnty connemn thie, but | 11304 wnd e Dulk f the pig Salee b || POULTRY Live Turkers, 13p1c for Gon- | "9 nd to — 1 |[om 0 & &' SR R s e Th e 3 2 et s i belleve it to be true. red at 33 40@3 £0, the heavier pigs fetching | blers, and 12@13c for Hens; Geese, per palr, | Market-st 6s..126% — |Mer Exch: lh"‘r: [ }:_urlfl S e alr preisure; izcthermis, of, dotted lines, equal | PN LD W %vy at the opentng, oyt | $9,6503 7 Trade tn ‘shstp, and tamin s | 2 TL0i Conlings, 21 51; Diucks, M@ foc | Do 1et 3 Ga. ook INey e s ARBIVEDS - i he form of ballots at said clection | paye = | New York absorbed stocks freely through the | S = 4 | old an or young: Hens, oosters, | Nat Vin 6s 1st — 97%| Savings Banks— ursday Apr! shall be as follows: | barometric pressure and ls ustially accompanied | arbitrage dealers and sent orders direct ae | Steady, janging at HQ4sS for shorn sheep; | young, $1 5008 50; Roosiers, old, §3 15G4; Fry- | N'C Ne Ry 7s.1 T8 or S B 1m0 | Stmr Gipsy, Leland, 2 hours from Monterey h | sire and 1s usuaily preceded and accompanied | Well. consequently prices ~closed above _the | Wooled sheep, $4 40@4 75 Lambs sold at $4 15 | ers, $6 K0@T; Broflers, $@5'50 for large, $250@ | N Ry Cal 6s.. — 11%)Hum S & L.1050 1180 | and way ports. TOR NEW by cloudy weather abd rains. ‘Lows’ Usually | WOrst. After hours in the street there was a | @ for shorn, few going below $4 5, while | 350 for small; Pigeons, $1 75@2 per dozen for | N Ry Cal 5s..100% — |Mutual Sav. — 42% | Aus stmr Burma, Mikulicich, % hours from ? THE NEW CHARTER, YES. | g o e o e hington soast. When | Short recovery in Spanish 4s to 44%. Americans | Wooled lambs brought $5. young and $1 25@1 50 for old. NPCRRG5I03 — |SF Sav T ey | Nt FOR THE NEW ~HARTER, NO. | the pressure is high in the interior and low | Were also better. Even if war uitimately re- | [Recelpts—Cattle, 7000, Hogs, 25,000; Sheep, | GAME—Nominal. N P C Ry 5s..101% — |S & L So. 10 | Stmr Alcatraz, Carlson, 40 hours from Hue- 5 2 | along the coast, and the isobars extend north | Sults, many here believe that the date cf |0 KANSAS N Cal Ry 5s.. — — [Security S B250 — |neme. | and south along the coast, rain is probable; | declaration is some way off. Al foreign stor'cs Sl g BUTTER, CHEESE AND SGGS. — [Union T Co.1000 — Stmr Coquille River, Johnson, 16 hours from For the sole purposes of the election | §u: when the -low" is inelosed with isonars of | Were flat_on heavy selling from Paris. The| KANSAS CITY, April 14.—CATTLE—Re- B 110 Street Rafiroad— Fort Bragg. : of the officers directed in this Charter | marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is im- | Bank of England has raised the buying prics | ceipts, 4500. Market unchanged and slow. Values for all descriptions remain about the 125% | California. ....107% — Bark Snow and Burgess, Mortensen, 77 days elected by the people, this Char- | probable. With a “high” in the vicinity of | Of French coin to 76s 64 and a small amount | HOGS-Receipts, 11,90, =~Market ruled 5c|same, The market is sufficlently stocked with —" |Geary ... — | form Newcastle, NSW. hall take eff = v itg | Jdaho, and the pressure falling to the Call- | Was bought to-day. higher from the start. Bulk sold at 33 60G3 80; | )"y 50 110 |Market-s: 52 Schr_Ruby A Cousins, Knudsen, 3 days from hall take effect on and after its| gomig coast, warmer weather may be expected CLOSING. heavy hogs and packers seiling at 33 70g3 %0; | &1L DA% — |Presidio = | coos Bay. val by the Legislature, and the | in summer and colder weather in winter. The | Canadian Pacific, 82; Grand Trunk, 7%. Bar | Bxed lots, §3 60G3 50; lights, 33 503 70; pigs, (A s et VR BYGISe; seo- 00— | Powder— Schr Nettle Low, Low, 6 hours from Point Slection of such officers shall be man. | (oiot, Semier condltions Wil brocuos &' | slver, qull % 1160 per ounce. Moey, K64 | *obibs naccipt, o0 Macket avive eat |onts WnGme s ST0 S L UCR B | senmos sy Glohom Cullirnie e L » €O LS olle | RIS B steady; estern muttons, 0@ ; Colorado al = Chol d 3 secon Siet RCal 55:1“2‘ 105 | Giant Con (fo. 40 42 | Bay. card of Election Commissioners in WEATHER REPORT. NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE. lambs, $4 90@5 50; spring lambe, $7 50. grades, 14@lic per Ib. .| S P or Ar 68— 103 |Vigorit .o... 2% 2% | Schr North Bend, Schmehl, 10 days from Wil- and for said City and County in office | =rs OMAHA. e I ptallon creamery. 18018%c: | £ /B Gal ¢ = 1. |* Miscellaenis— | 1apa Harbor. at the ti f such election. «imth Aeridian-“Facific Tine.) | NEW YORK, April 14—FLOUR-—Recelpts, | OMAHA, April 4.—CATTLE—Receipts, 1400. | "CHEESE-Chojce mild new, 9@ldc; common | SPC 18 c& 5. — 96%|A1 Pac Assn.. 963 973 | | Sehr Guide, Olsen, 10 days from Grays Har- And for the sole other purpose of the | SAN FRANCISCO, April 14, 5 p. m. barrels; exports, 15,845 barrels. Firm | Market steady: native beef steers, ’425 ‘West- | to good, T4@Slc; Cream Cheddar, 10@ilc;|S E Br 6s G BT il Sehr Datsy Rowe, Wilson, 3% days from Coos i | i ern steers, 33 15@4 70; Texas steers, $3 25@4 23: | Y. ‘America, 10@11c; Western, 11@12c; 21 SV Wat 6s Hana P Co...— 20 | _Schr Dalsy 3 , 3% day .cted under this Charter mak. | Following are the rainfalls for the past but eased off near the close with wheat. | cT0 B U, Mo e S 00° atockers ‘and reed. | Loung, Aerica, o W eslern TOIRCE BANLE IS v Waks e H C & S Co.. 23% 23% | Bay. . appointments provided in this | tWenty-four hours and seasonal rainfalls to Winter stralts, # 55@4 70; Minnesota patents, | ora. §3 80@5 10; bulls, SIagS, ety 82 5005 7o "fi&gfi&fiihvgg‘g‘: 13@14%c per dozen; store | Stock Sas 6s. Hutch S P Co. 43% 44 Schr Lily, Bottger, 3 days from Umpqua to be made by him, and of the date as compared with those of the same date | ¥ 60. HOGS—Receipts, 5500. Market strong to Sc | Eggs, 12@13ic; Bastern, 1216@13%c. 2 Water— Mer Ex Assn. 80 — | River. tion of thelpeleons s ape last season: = s WHEAT Recelpts, 16,30 bushels; exports, | hisher Simry 8 0160 Rijuizsa, jubio8Y; 3 2o ST 2 Contea Costa.. - @ [Nat Vin Co... . 7 G tee G on o) S 8 = ast his Last | 162,949 bushels. Spot firm; No. ght, 6@3 70; bulk of sales, 0. D CIT! nrin S0 le ] et iy ursday April 14. this Charter shall take effect | Stations— 24 hours. Season. Season. | 1. o. b. afloat spntw el LD ]*“Refi*“‘“-‘aflgg-m“""‘f‘l L G o Ere R e e ios Ber o 99‘:2 sl Sl e e R r first day of December, in the | Burcka . 311t 47.68 | “Ortions opened strong and activi R O alr to choice | Fine Oranges are golng off well at firm . L ey T | Perkins & Co. s - 2 @4; lambs, $4 505 70. b Morning Session, Blair. ninety- | heavy realizing most of the day demoralizing | DENVER. Limes. Receipts of Strawberries show no in- a £ Haw bark Roderick Dhu, Rock, Hilo; J D BE IT KNOWN, That the City and | prices on distant options. “Just at the close | pENVER, Aprll M.—CATTLE—Recelpts, 400, | T35, Worthy of note. e 1% | spreckels & Bros Co. g 2 K Counts an Francisco, containing a | 1os Amssies B | e Mimieer O tpain Brichorted recall of | narket quiel; beet steers, §340G4 40; cows, | DECIDUOUS FRUITS - % Spring Valley Water .. 890, | “Schir Alvert Meyer, Marschall, Kahulul via ; x ¢ s i 150 Ret_qt Strawberries, 50@7oc per drawer for large and Fort Bragg; H F Allen. popul. of more than two hundred | San Diego 1166 | higher on mear and ¢ lower on ‘far opors | §2,00@3 80; feeders, frelght’ paid to river, $@ | g1 for amall berries 5 do A0 ... 9900 | ; : isand_inhabitants, on the twenty- | Yuma - 5.35 | Ma $106%@1 08, closed §1 7. A $igoiockers, do, MGAT0; bulls and stags, | Apples, 40gS0c per box for common, To@st | 000 Sprine Valley ds Honds 1 0o i san 8 ) = e i ) 3% seventh day of December, in the year | San Francisco temperature: Maximum, 6% | WoOL Dujei HOGS _Recetpts, 100 Market steady, o | ©°% 854 to coolce and ¥ 51 5 for tancy, .| $9000 8 P Branch Ry Bonds...... S e RO e T % thousand Selght: HnnAve 3 | minimum, 47; mean, 52. PETROLET M—Dull. higher; light packers, §3 65@3 75; mixed, $8 60@ | gocdl| 0c@$1; Lemons, 5 t : Afternoon Sessfon. ; feld. - g ndred e e e AN GENERLY Jiieher: lshC packire: Beedlings, 50casl; , §0c@s1 for common Stmr Mackinaw, Littlefield, Tacoma. seven, and under and in ac- o < METALS—Iron, tin and lead exhibited an |3 %y heavy, 8 8068 7 Marks and §1 %5@2 for good to choice; Mexican Limes, | 50 Hawatlan Commercial & Sugar, s 80.. 23 50 Stmr Cleone, Walvig, Albion. Cordinics Sith Fiank v Rihet FORECASTS. easler undertone’ to-day as a result of more| SHEBP—Receipts, none. Market unchanged. | g4@4 50; California Limes, in small boxes, 40 | 20 Hutchinson S P Co. Stmr Bonita, Nicolson, Newport and Wway lan A the provisions of Sec-| mpe pressure has fallen over the entire coun- | liberal offerings and general lack of support. | FOREIGN MARKETS i0c; Bananas, §120@2 per bunch; Pineapples, | $2000 Northern Ry of Cal 5s Bonds. ports. z tion 8, of Article XI, of the Constitu- | try west of the Rocky Mountains. A trough | Lake Copper was firmer with sellers scarce. . $3G4 per dozen. 75 Spring Valley Water Stmr Arcata, Reed, Coos Bay. of this State, did elect the under- | of low pressure extends from the Sacramento | At the close the Metal Exchange called: | LONDON, April 14.—Consols, 110 7-16; Slver, T e — Stmr Samoa, Johnson, Eureka. ned a Board of Fifteen Freeholders, | Valley southeastward into Arizona, |, P1G IRON—Warrants, very quiet, with §6 60 | 25 15-16d; French rentes, 102¢ (74c@102¢ 47340, DRIED FRUITS, NUTS, RAISINS, ETC. INVESTMENT TOARD. Sohr Eureks, ‘Asplund, Bristol Bay. | bid and $6 $0 asked. | LAKE COPPER—Firm, $12 12% asked. TIN—Easy, with The temperature has fallen over the greater portion of the Pacific Slope, Along the central and southern coast there has been a fall of Bark Nicolas Thayer, Swanson, Bristol Bay. rark Merom, Peterson, Bristol Bay. Bktn Retriever, Bogan, Port Blakeley. LIVERPOOL, April 14—Wheat, firm; No. 1 Standard California, 39s 3d; cargoes off coast, nothing doing, 6@11d higher; cargoes on pass: prepare with $12 bid and | Gty and propose a Charter for and County; and we, the Trade Is now pretty good and slowly in- Morning Sesslon. creasing. During the past two or three weeks 50 Hawallan C & S Co, s 10. i StaiA . 1 14 27% bid, and $14 30% | » G Schr O Spray, Sorenson, Iversens Land- members of said board, in pursuance | oM 12 to 24 degrees. . | asked ¥ < | O e, 0114 higher: Englion &as%” | from 20 to 25 cars of Peaches have been sold | 5 Market-street Ry Co chr Ocean Spray, . 0f such provisions of the Constitution, | notr e the south 1s reported ot Yame, o | SPHLTER—Firmer, with # 25 bid and § g | Uty markets, firm; French country markets, | for the Fast at low figures, and will operate | $600 Market-street Ry bs PEix Yureks. Apslund, Bristol Bay. and within period of ninety days | Cloudy weather prevails gemerally on the | asked. 2 firm; Liverpool Wheat, No. 1, California, §5 | against an active movement in the high-priced Afternoon Session. Sohr Mary G, Campbell, Bodegs. after such election, have prepared and | Pacific Slope. | LEAD—Weak with $3 57% Did and $3 621 | 1%0@8 1d; Wheat in Parls, firm; Flour in Paris, | goods now there until they get cleaned up. The | 100 Hutchinson § P Co...... Schr Newark, Beck, Bowens Landing. a e e S hreb ok : Forecasts made at San Francisco for thirty | 8sked. Lead is still quoted at $3 50 by the firm | firm. ds, 3 7-160. demand for Prunes and Apricots is reported | 50 Hawalian C & S Co. -chr Conflanza, Jensen, Coquille River. o propose the foregoing, signed in | nours ending midnight, April 15, 1898: | naming the settling price for Western miners| COTTON—Uplands, = 00d, the small-sized Prunes being preferred. | 5 do do Schr Eva, Klitgard, Hana, Hawail. duplicate, as and for the Charter for thern California! ~ Cloudy Friday, with | and emelters. CLOSING. onéy continues brisk and firm. 50 do do Schr Salvator, Jensen. said City and County of San Fran. lizht showers in extreme northern portion; =COFFEE-—Options closed barely steady, near | CORN—April steady, 3s 5%d; May steady, | DRIED FRUITS—Prunes, carload lots, 3%@ | S0 Oceanic Steamship Co. TELEGRAPHIC. : City fresh westerly wind: fog on the coast in the | Months 15G20c net higher; other months un- | 3s 5igd: July steady, 38 5%d. 5 434c for 40-50's, 34@3Ke for 50-60's, 2%@I4e for | 20 do do .. CIBC0.. - e 2 morning. | changed to 5 points net lower; sales, 23,500 | FLOUR—St. Louis fancy winter firm, 10s. 60-70's, 2%@2%c for 70-80's, 1%@2%c for %0-90's, | 50 Market-street Ry Co. 5150 POINT LOBOS,April 14, 10 p. m.—Weather, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have| Southern California: Cloudy and unsettled | g?;‘ including: April, $6 10@6 15; May, $ 9@ rer Aoy 1%@1%c for $0-100's; Peaches, 3@bsc; fancy, 5% | 10 Spring Valley Water. 99 1214 | foggy; wind, NW; velocity, 20 miles. hereunto set our hands in duplicate, | Weather Friday, with showers in the moun- | §: September, 32 8075 8 October, $ %0; Decem- NORTHERN WHEAT MARKET. @bc: peeled, 10@12%0; Apricots, 5@otc for Roy-| 80 S F Gas & Electric. s this twenty-fifth day of March, in the | 'ins fresh westerly wind. No: 7 tnvolce, 66 No. T obbias SR ® e % S I T RO g ey Mt Svro T The bktn Retriever loads lumber at Port nis 3 : pearch, e | “Nevada: Cloudy Friday. -7 Anvoloe, ‘e SNo. 3 i r., = = vaporat es, c; sun-dried, 4@5e: MIN: OCK: 2 ar one thousand eight hundred and | TUtah: Cloudy; colder Friday. A ey s lke. : W’:flf“;{g}fi SABEALEE bive wiy :;&: Bia Tes, 1 sacks, Sutste: Draves: A4 Gike NG spocHd. Eiekeley Tor Shafighsl, 438 3d; Willscoct, wheat ninety-efght. Arizona: Cloudy and unsettled weather Fri- . Steady: falr refining, 8%c; cen- g d - for pitted ‘'and 1@l%c for unpitted; bleached | Following were the sales In the San Fran- | ®¢ [2c0ma for Europe, 27s 6d. trifugal 9 test,” 4ikc. BUTTER—Récei unchanged. Refined, steady. per bushel. ipts, 14,000 packages; steady; SPOKEN. Per M P Grace—Lat 48 16 N, long 125 12 W, Plums, 5@6%c; Nectarines, 4@5c for prime to fancy; Pears, 214@4i%c for quarters and 3@s%c for halves, according to color, ete. cisco Stock Board yesterday: Morning Session. ‘WASHINGTON. rn portion; ler east. vortion; cooler TACOMA, Wash., April 14.—Wheat in active San Francisco and vielnity: | gay: showers Carly Friday morning in south- > | SE TON, JOSEPH BRITTON, President. Clohdy. ana ans JEROME A. ANDERSON, ttled weather Friday; fresh westerly wind. EGGS—Recelpts, 14,03 packages; steady; un- | demand and higher; No. 1 club, 84c; No. 1 blue ATSINS—114G% 1 < i 25500 Ophir 68 | Br schr City of San Diego with 303 skins. JAMES BUTLER, | *Secial Fepore rrom’ Movnt. Tamaipals taken | changed. i o stem, s7e. T aip e L D B s 24400 Somr 8| jMarch 12"rat 12 N, long 2 W, Br' ahip v INEIN at b p. m.: Cloudy; wind west, 24 miles; DRIED 'FRUIT. s e e L T L R ) 7 B B S Lat 6 S, long BW, Br ship Clan H. N. CLEMENT, temperature, 61; maximum, 6. NEW YORK, April 14 el CASH IN THE TREASURY. 110 for London layers; dried Grapes, fic. iggflelch" o 2 2 oxfim i T b tod Sy Pranieveas A. COMTE, Jr., ALEXANDER McADIE, Frult steaty, .—Callfornia Drieq ; T et wNUTS—Chestnuts are quotable at ‘Sc per Ib; | B otoe oesacisione (01 13 | Graha o rat 3 N, Tong 26 W, . - ship Eilis- Local Forecast Officlal. WASHINGTON, April 14.—To-day’s state- | Walnuts, 3@4c for hardshell and 4@6c for soft- u ALFRED CRIDGE, A EVAPORATED APPLES—Common, 5@7ic; | ment of the condition of the Treasury shows: | shell: Almonds, 8@éc for hardshell, 6@7c for | 400 Caledonia 20 77 | land, hence Dec 2, for Queenstown. L. R. ELLERT, E g s l’ll;;cy 'séve"'\},’d'd"“" prime, 8ic! | Available cash balance, $225,875,29%; gold re- | Softshell, $%@dc for paper-shell; Peanuts, flgChollflr % 8 % MISCELLANEOUS.. 2 ASTERN MARKETS. N s s c. Aorre 5o, 564, 086, §@5%o for Eastern and 4t for California; Pe- | 250 -oee - 75| The bark Coloma at Port Townsend from ISIDOR GUTTE, LR APB.!COTS—*R?:}?S. 5%@7c; Mo § e SO ko cans, 65 Filberts, §%@i0c; Brazil Nuts, | 100 ooy oo ,f‘-; 2 | Unalaska reports that In lat 50 5 N, long 161 P. H. McCARTHY, NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. mg"EAcHEs—unm;,d ? i orpark, 8%@ COT . 8 pe MM{WM b:’l’xrh:mflnd s@rc| 9 7 ia""‘é{-"':: E % %W, saw lxllglhl‘ ;:lg%;g ur#op R-’gnnx west. JOHN NIGHTINGALE, Jr., NEW YORK, April T-There wak profés- eeled, 5@Sc; peeled, 11@l4c. NEW YORK. April 14.—COTTON-—Steady; | for lower grades; water-white extracted, 5%Gtc; T 3| PORT TOWNSEND—Arrived April 14—Ship J 2 middling, 6 3-16c. amber extracted, 4%@5lc per 1b. G hence March 29. JOHN C. NOBMANN, slonal buying of stocks to-day, which gave the CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET, "ORLEANS, April 4. — COTTO] EESWAX—24@26c per 1b. 200 Occidental . 80 M P Grace, - JOSEPH O'CONNOR, market a firm tone all dey. The extreme ad- — 2 Pl o ithe Bk s f— Afternoon Sesston. A A i April 1—chr Queany i b vance from the low level at the opening was | CHICAGO, April 14.—The Wheat market wi ' PROVISIONS. 051100 Ophir 0 | “EUREKA a April 14—Si h LIPPMANN SACHS, as 'S BUS: EUREKA—Sailed Ap tmr North Fork, ki N g a point or over in most of the leading stocks, | in Many respects a pecullar one. Although a PORTLAND'S INESS. Bst (bl slow at umohanged ! qucte: AL e 62 | for San Francisco. EDWARD TAYLOR but the net gains are less than a point, except | tremendous business was done, most of the 5 Iness s Qt 200 ikt g %,‘3""“"‘ 06 | PORT LOS ANGELES—Sailed April 14—Haw A. W. THOMPSON. in a few cases. The professional buying was | 8ctivity was crowded into the half hour fmme. | FORTLAND, Or., April 14.—Exchanges, $257,- | tions. s0 Best & Beichier. 35400 Potosi . 38 | stmr San Mateo, for San Francisco. Attest: J. RICH'D FREUTL, more or less influenced by the ostentatious es- | diately following the opening and preceding the | 939; balances, 000 i hCUREg‘ I:Elkl'fs‘:me%?. 9%:“ ve: ll;’ ;xr 500 Bullion . b+ fi e?n.;znsc gfim}‘a—:{‘fi;fi-fl fi:{é:-p ’—Scrm nrh g‘r; F R 4 pousal of the bull side' by a large and daring | close. But in these brief periods en eavy, ¢ for light medium, 8 o light 0 nas 3 3 — Secretary. | operator in published utterances and by dis- | lines of Wheat KT hans. . The heing LOCAL MARKETS. L e i e anae e CouLE Cuy 18 | YA REkA—Salled April 4—Stmr Laguna, for tribution of buying orders. The following thus | Was very strong around, May again bej SRR % o bl = i sl 81— NOTICE TO MARINERS. invited was suffcient to effect an advance fn | etpeclally prominent. The continued g EXCHANGE ' ND BULLION. ey sk e BBl sl BT ¥ § | GREENWOOD-Salled April 16—Stmr Alca- prices of a very narrow market, in spite of | the news from Washington was at all tim i prime ¢ iT, $18; 3 SEr y “April —Schr Ali Office of United States Lighthouse Inspector, | the depressed sentiment reported from the for- | & factor. But traders were for the most nner: g:er}‘ms 5::5:.‘59 Blfll‘dh:y = g:mz g mkzxgmfi?rfig}& ;‘g-?b .elw,m, mess, | potiowing were the sales In the Paciflc Stock | £ rsr’:nNEuPr:‘lg_Ro_A"wed pr r Alice, Portland, Or., April 12, 1898, eign exchanges. This depression was reflected | influenced by the sharp advance which took m::u:: Cables ... - - 48 LARD—Eastern tierces quoted at 5%c per 1 | Board yesterday: ASTORIA—Arrived April 14—Stmr Pasadena WA 5 herens oA at the opening here, but was soon overcome | place at Liverpool, futures In that market | New York Exchange, i 1 | for compound and Tc for pure; pails, THc; Morning fiom:Beattle, gty f2 hereby glven that Poundstone Rock | by the:bull movement, The bears seemed to | showing 1%@2d advances early, and Increasps | New York Exchange, tele 1734 | California_tierces, Sic per T for compound 29 Sailed April 4—Stinx National City, for Dyea, s, pinnacle Tock Baving 1 fext of water aver | forced. o, cover, helped buils 1n New” Fork ju | 4Ue o apprehension of Hostilles between thy | MeXican Dollers 40 | O TTOLENE—Tierces, 57%@6%c; packages, 2 SAN PEDRO-—Arrived April -:—Schr Mary E Teported 6s having o :l‘vm:n"lonn Canal, 1s | later dealers. The bull movement is based on | United States and Spain. Another result of WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS. less than 300 Ibs—1-1b pails, 60 in a case, 8%c. 15! Russ, from Bureka. A tlon. "It will be"Teplated an early as. pubetic | Sumata oyee the Maiérventim i ls b | this apprehension, and one which had » great e s JiTh patinc’s Taia case: Wikos x (NEWPORT Arrived April 14-Stmr Fulton, - y otice a - | Sen: ve v resoluf , b 3 2 m_Foi gt SRl TS Rotlce affects the st of Beacous | and it the Senate resolution 1y dopted there ?fih"e’h‘?}"fiafi;fl'{,flfefig&:nce,rgy WHBATThe Invercoo takes for Cork 8- | fins, 10 2 in a Cuse: Tsc; wooden buckets, 2 3 PORT TOWNSEND—Arrived April 1¢—Bark order of the United States Light fla-!;e‘lii By | will be a rurngrddglny in conference. The | heavy sales of Wheat for export vesterday by | 087 ctls, valued at §79,500. 3 bs net, 7T%ec; fancy tubs, 80 Ibs net, 7%c; half 03 Coloma, from Unalaska. W B FIGR | Prieronce!tor (e House resoiotion, andthe | B et be e Hiehoeca or L maaer et | LOne TEieot L Oa e e appers oureg | o A B s PR LU e S Captain, Corps of Engi: g, o s, - b of 1, h ippers out of e R - mr ce, heer Thirteonth Lighthesre Dy iy A Ensl- Buils profess to bellev;,e‘ that it the Senate reso- | over might at the advance ruulx?:'m,?..'{:,?:}' Phe matket and cut down the demand. In other HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. 301200 mf c,,..,,Z g - lution was sent to him it would fail of his | The effect on opening prices here was markey, | Ways. Besides, there are Indications of rain, — 231300 PHILADELPHIA—Cleared April 13—Ship H approval. All of these possible complications | May, which closed Jesterday at $1084, "starteq | Which, however, may not be realized. HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell 75(300 Failing, for Port Los Angeles. NOTICE TO MARL:ERs. are accepted as firihering the chances of de- | to-diy at from $1 10 to $110%, and the rush of | Tidewater quotations are as follows: §1 about 1o under the qudtations. Heavy salted 75|200 FOREIGN PORTS. —_— It EokY chtnion for & Democtur s kL DS CISTe e fere By ot fmme- | 1 80 for oo b X ra-choles: for- milliag s Do v 3 S o e M Bl TYNE—Arrived April 15—Ger ship Chile, hne ofs branch of the United States Hydrographio | large part of the day's activity ‘was centered | plied everypody Who wanted: Wheass wra ™ . CALL BOARD SALES. i G S Al T S SO e Dot ived April 13—Stmr Oht ffice, located In the Merchants' Exchangs, 1s | in Sugar, the Grangers and Union Pacific pre- | result was a reaction to §1 10 and 1er e 2 Hides, 16@16%c; culls and brands, 13@13c; 15/500 CORONEL-- Arrh P o s maintained in San Francisco for the benea of | lerred. Frices fell from the highast in the Jast | bt rio Ihdication of wenknees was hown. ity | - Informal session — 15 'clock — December-— | dry Kip wnd Veal, 1818iie; dry Caie, Isgiic: 1L 1alio0 Géan from Philadelphis, for San Brancleco., o Jariners without regard to nationality and | hour on the report jthat the Spanish Minister | bulk of the trading, however, was done in July, | 16,00 ctls; $1 67¥ 4000, $L 6T%; €00, $1 b734; | CU SR Goutskins, 30G8The sach: Kids. 12611200 Yellow Jacket.. 12 | {f’mfifl,x?;;\mv 2 r ship Tox- Navigators are cor dally & s preparing to leave Washington. Rates | and great nervoustess was shown among tray: | 00 $1 57%: 3000, SLODA. 0 i Boes intor 100, Bhcensiins, "sheas B IoES ATLANTIC STEAMERS, oftice oors 4Te <7 dally invited to vislt the | for call money cgsed off 2 per cent thie atter- | ers in that dellvery. Opening prices ranged | goeoord n—] 3 40000 otls, 41 opis |simedlon.s Mos Ty nter, The; Shespelion, ‘hsar 5 TRANS-. e ing directions of the world are. kant "d wa; | fioon gnd only 636,000 of gold was engaged for | from &e to S¥fc, an advance of 14@i%c aver | W00 SLEA 0 seosion—Deoember—iog m +“long wools, B0c@$1 %0 each, Afternoon Session. bl B S Vi for comparison and reference, and the lugess | - Husifiess in the bond market was confined | oo teriiie i July ajsor wun 16 MY being | ¢ SCELISL GG ET Bis: 10000, 81 shis: TALLOW—No. 1 rendered, 3@3tsc per 1o; No. 261300 Justice 15 | T O AN Arrived April #6—Stmr Werk- T e e tioy ined regarding | to @ few speculative lssues and prices show | trading was extremely heavy, shorts, frightened | 400, b 00%; 24,000, 31 66 i S Falr clipcdan Joaquin, defective, 1@ 5[0 oPnir % | ndam. Shos New Youk: of nterest S Sonsan oamnaonA0d all matters | net declines. There was & sale of a block o | at the recent rapid advance’and the character | 5 ALCTIOON Se88ion = Dece 90. Southern. Moudtain, Sgule; free Northers $ils0 6 | . ailed April 14—Stmr Spaarndam, for New The time ball on top of the bufldl $10,000° Union, Pacifio 4's at %0, the low Doint. | of the news, (aking everything in sigh: Bt | $1,00%: 4000, $L 66%K; 3.0 130 Northern, defective, S@llc per ™. 35460 9 | Yorik. pravh AT 15 Bofsted about ten mimiies betors | - ajteq Blatés seccnds and the old coupons | 1o, NIChG, WhICR, Bas bee accumuiating. | d000 41 suars 400, $1.50: 2000, 3 69% OBis 1800 erop, 2te for poor Lo falr and 21500 S RE A b At Wi AR Blchirahi i Lty b Dol | geolnel 4 S, €0 seeeiied g Bef | Bl e, anfotha i thell oo | 00, 25050 SO0 S e eaer ant | e e S i # | EVERPOCT_Arived Apri 1St Rbtne- s 1g an n the bid | under thi: juidation the price w s ul L £ = S 3 N §Rf s States Noval Obeervalory'ak afhre | pcet ™0 "1 T T VT S e O s Gown (W 10 worked vack agats gye';'go“‘,"mm:n‘"%}.'.-g“ pivers hive Beavlly | SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET. 8l VE LSk et i e E el e J ¥ ¢ Tol g 3 . includ- | under a gradually v ! 3 : A « 5 k and ; syt oo S TR P | e ST g T M S e S s o bl U7 S, S e O T | o e T e R e 8| 0 40 1t S, o 3o ». ‘| hat , H . ' 0l - Yy the : 2 . % s % = Bublished the same dav by the' nftersoon | rai. i0sl; RNnGE Eaniln: . ptic Son | o s i e S JOoE won 9t | “Feed, §1 40 asied. Brewing, nomilnal. otfier’ descriptions: | ; 7)ot Union Con 2 | QUBENSTOWN-Salled April 16-Stmr Can- JRraee. . P i ghow: | Rock Iuand, 8%; St. Paul, 28,75 Union Pa- | price swung. back and forth, now above Soc, GALL BOARD EALms. - Wholesale 'rates for dressed stock from e e e e Tl Lientenant, U. §. N., in ¢ © | gific, 3484 Amerioan Tobacco, §0,467; People's | then below it, but the tendency in the mati | Informal session — 9:15 o'clock — December— e o B | s Gannnier I dTen Tk, . - 8. N. in charge, | Gas; 3380; Sugar,.51%. * | toward’a lower level, ‘as the short interest bo: | 6006 cils; $1 30%; 4000, 31 36: 2000, 31 Sofe et sttty $%es second qualiey, | A08 | Tts N ks T per Willehw