The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 27, 1898, Page 8

SCO CALL, FRIDAY, MAY 27, and by the morning papers th C. P. WELCH, Ensign. U. in Charg light amber extracted, lb%osuc per 1b. 58 00 of excitement in wheat, but the actual trad- ET' i b < 58 25 A I w R I D ing was somewhat limifed. The sentiment of LOCAL MAREETS. P 70 Hutchinson 8 F_Co. sn e B | the crowd was unquestionably bearish, but the o PROVISIONS. 10 Huwailan C & § Co SUN, DEoposttion (o Laites iard ihe jfansge, cObYl . i G 'Oceante Steamsnip Co 6100 |United States Coast and Geodetlc Burvey. mantpulation held the selling impulse in check | srariing Bxchange, sight _ sis | Deslers say that the quartering of the troops | 10 Oce O e T e, ang L SUMMARY. prices worthy of particulaer note in the mar- | and as a consequence the business was light | Sterling Exchange, & days Z "8l |here is helping business in this lne. Prices| oo ool O e e Waters at_Fort Point, Entrance :fix San TR ket to-day was confined to a few special | yn yolume. Leiter took hold of the buying side | Sterling Cables ... — 48T%|are firm. BRI 1905 mgs?} g:yé nl:\rxmzzsgmw offictal au- Bilver a fraction firmer. stocks, ae was also a large part of the ac- | gt the start, bldding May up to $1 75 and July | New York Exchange, sight - }z* CURED MEATS—Bacon, %o 2, lb“ gr: MINING STOCKS. e T e Quicksilver advanced again. tivity in the trading. The majority of the | ¢, §1 141 This made the shorts in September | New York Exchange, telegraphio.. — 5% | heavy, 8%c for ughg 5’6‘;}%'10{'0:“5‘:' Cuged' the city front (Mission-street wharf) about Z Barley futures lower. list was somewhat dull and neglected. This | and December somewhat fearful that the | Line SlVer, per ounce = 1lc for extra light an T Following_were the sales in the San Fran- | fwenty five minutes later than at Fort Point: Wheat and 3 Mexican Dollars 46% | Fastern sugar cured Hams, 10%@llc; Call- | o505 Stock Board vesterday Oats, Corn and Rye unchanged. was in part due to contradictory movement of | prices for those months might advance in sym- Eoter e a@i0e: Mess Beet, $10 60 per bbl; | © L Fe e | the hetght of tide is the same at both places, Bran and Middlings marked down. a few stocks that showed pronounced &ctiV- | pathy and there was an effort to cover which WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS. e Mess Beet. $1i; Family Beet, $12; Salt 3 4 e e Hay steady and unchanged. ity, but also to some skepticism over the re- | gant September up to 8%c. Later the buying g | Pork, $9; extra prime Pork, $10; extra clear, | 50 Con Cal fi Va.. sfig m g:fl;d‘"d?‘evn a. g . Nothing doing in F s. ported presence of the Spanish fleet in the | gperations of Lelter were perceptibly lessened | WHEAT—The usual decline took place, With | $17G17 50; mess, $15; Smoked Beef, 12@12%c per | 2}355.“{1 & Norers. e = Friday, May 27. 2 Prunes getting very scarce. Barbor of Santlago de Cuba and its conse- | ana with the logs of this support and the un- | Increased trading on call. The spot market {Ib, o ' o ee quoted at 6o per Ib | tices St 00 MUV R elox e Potatoes lower and Onions higher. quent settling up. The fact of the matter | favorable cables the market turned weak and | Was also lower. D e o puve: palie. 9ker | wia A - R Butter weaker. Cheese dull. Eggs easy. fs the market hus been expecting for some | the bears began to show courage and acted on | Spot wheat: Shipping, 31 52%@1 55 milling, | {on o lierces, Stc per Ib for compound | %50 Alta, oo 09900 Overman 08 fimer Hens quoted rather firmer. time a sensational naval victory and its failurs | thelf convictions. = The market near the close | 51 60@1 65 per ctl. and Tic for pure; half barrels, T%e; 10-Ib | o Cyciar . 171600 Savage - ul bll‘lm’}l‘ofl,“flm'he;]“mfllmt]“mfyfl'u: Cherries and Apricots In free supply. to respond to the more prosaic results of suc- | {inved 'to hold May and June, but July got so CALL BOARD :?M‘is'oecember— “n‘.(:)']'jrégil,%l?i‘un;legh‘: $%@Tho; pacl 300 Con Cal & Vi ag[m gl‘er:-; g“‘“"x% BiE W T Wi ‘H W, o Wi Oranges firm. cessful naval strategy is a disappointment | much too heavy for the lifting power which he “%flmll 11’53"‘.""" 8 -o“-ci‘&% e a0, le; el frag ma“‘l' m"'c; mcmvzn‘mg‘r.n - 3; e acd 5 L 0 e Erovisions Sctive sDdieR to the ulls and gives eomo encourayement, 1o | exerted intite/tavor, or so sllppery fn the end | 33 oy Shritol STRA 000t ot g 14,000, 3 | £18 palle, 20 in'a case” Sc; Gib paile 12 15 8 | 16 Goul ity =l i Sllpit eavanca tn Fide cments. of strength o mATkEt WhIGH | Jomabas or o Pt eptember and De- | Vg 00 480t on Dbcamber—22,000 ctls, $1 50%: | case, S4c; 10-b pails, 8 in'a case, §%c; 50-1b s . vw Meat merket unchanged. clements of (SUrenkth In he Tk o ma: | SO, Prices, that 1t went dom I e e | 34,000, $150: 16,000, $1 S0%: 16,000 $1G0%: 4000, | tins, 1'or 2 In o case, Thoi wooden buckets, % | poligwing wers the sales In the Pacifio Stock | 381 $:11 Increased foreign imports. terially above last night's close. The main- | quite freely for early Juns shipment. The | 31 50%: 14.000, $i 49% ; 12,000, $1 49%; 4000, §1 63";&0. 1bs met, 8%c; fancy tu1t lsbne 3 g Board yesterday: Ein STOCKS OF WHPAT. stay of the market was Roci Island which | great overshadowing fact Kept In mind by the més:l 497 16,000, $149%; 10,000, $149%; 14,000, | barrels, about 110 Ibs, 7%c per Ib. Morning Session. foay s S 3 rose at one time 23 points. The approaching | traders was the magnificent crop prospects of - e i 101100 ... o o = : 1 —— T o o act Do the dIVE | T e o acat o7 The Rookies| /Resular. morning session—Decomber—40.000 | HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. i Lo S e e s The monthly summars lssued by the Bureat | dend and the various rumors as 1o the rate of | in the’ United States and Canada, otherwise | gtls $U 4%, 4000, 31 asw; 4009, 3 490 10.000 NS_C 11 | 400 Caledonia 18/200 Mexican the early morning tldes are given in the lert of Statistics shows the wheat crop of the world | the dividend and to the measures for the dis- | sentiment would apparently have been all that | 31 84: 18,00, $1 47%: 14,000, $1 g% o HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell | {0 Caledonia o D e Mia of oy v o5 102.549.168 bushels, which is | tribution of the surplus were motives of the | the most ardent bull could have desired. July | Afternoon =session—December. i i about lc under the quotations. Heavy salted a8 [ Potas day in the order of occurrence as to time, Ths last vear to be 2.1 L 1200 chaln 24,000, 1 AT stock had | closed at $1 10, a decline of 2%c. September medium, 9@9%c; light, Sc; second time column gives the second tlde o? car since 1830, while | buying. Little profit taking in thi; | steers, 10@10%ac ! ) 3 i, ; 300 0 Stesta b th: any Do small part in the final reaction in the mar- | closed at 56%@S6%c, a net loss of 2c. May 2000, $1 48%. May—2000, § a2 ok 3 S eIPea TS 9k P0G al I the day, the third time column the third tids, \\'h:x’\mmu;f:x;v A ands | ket. Its early rise was suppiemented by buy- | ranged h‘.m‘:en $170 and $1 7, A Y—Futures declined, but the spot | G r{mdp. drl)m i S Nifi_&fl:fig o e :% t‘s:w‘w?\e;o(nl S (he ket ot ciaht s handcalumn gtves the 4 i iran e g for London account of the international | Bull support steadied corn for a while, but | MArket was unchanged. Calf, 10¢; dr. e Voo ioQibe:dry Calf, C i 22 last tide of the day, except when there are but Mar e iz | slocks and by commission house buying of the | this was offset by a lack of shipping demand | Feed, $122%@1 27%; Brewing, nominal. e D Geaiaiiny 0GP sach: | 100 CONELE LRy thico tiden, aS sometimes occurs. The helghts hels at ponding date lagt year. | Brangers he local traction stocks enjoyed | and the general disbelief in the theory that the CALL BOARD SALES. | e itor Deersking, good summer, 2 50 Hal e oson Eerin [',v,,, are additions to the soundings on ths bushels [ their season of strength as well. Great North- | chances for the next crop have beth 88 yet | Informal session-—9:i5 o'clock—December—8000 | yer ‘jp: medium. 2o; winter, ic; Sheepsking, | oo \ )y i A g Upited States Coast Survey charts excep: BANK OF ENGLAND DISCOUNT. ern preferred rose an onal 4 points to 171, | jeopardized to any extent by backward weath- | ctls, §1 19%: 6000, $1 20. T e B0@a0e. each: Bhort. wool, 40G10G | pha @ 50 gustice - #® when a minus sign () precedes the height. AN & new high level on the accepted bellef that & | er. The break in wheat also carried corn down. | ° Second session.-December—10,000 ctls, $119; | Shen: needium. 70! lonk . wool, 30ci@sl 30 | B00 Belcher . . and then the number given is subtracted from | Qistribution of new stock in the retirement | July closed 1@l¥c lower. 16,000, 31 185 S e rdes 2alt, $202 50 for large, $1 50 | 200 Best & Belcher. 30200 Ophir . - 33 the depth given by the charts. The plane of The Bank of England yesterday reduced 1ts| of the debenture bonds is imminent. Real- [ Oats were in good demand and ruled higher | ~Regular morning session—December—6000 ctls, | @9 for medfum and 50c@$l for small; Colts | 400 Caledonia . 20 500 Overman ........ 08 ' reference is the mean of the lower low watere rete of discount from 4 to 3% per cent. This Is | izing in Rock Island and the traction weaken- { until the break in corn. July closed %@%e | §11s; 4000, §1 183, Bste: Haorsehides, ary, $1 502 for large and | 100 ...... % 22/600 Potost . = T rat change since April 7, when it was | ed the market and almost wiped out the earlier | Jower. Atiornoon Beasion—December—8000 ctls, $118%: | BATS foe sraails Colts, Bo@ste: | 800 Con Cal & Va..' 53/800 ...... et STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. e o Meck the flow of | Eains in the general list. Net changes are in | Provisions were firm and strong early but | a0, $1 18%; 4000, 81 19: 4000, $1 18%; 2000, $119%: | *Tne”cfreutar of W umner & Co. says: | 600 Confidence 40/800 Savage .......... 1| Tuised to, 4 per oen e lowerlrg of the | consequence small. they finally ylelded some with grain. ~Porm | 2000, §1 19&‘; 2000, '$119%. “The Hide market continues about the same, | 200 ...... 43/200 Blerra Nevada.. 54 STEAMER. | From money out of the bank. The lowerlrg of the | There was no marked activity In the bond | and ribs are So lower and lard 2ic lower. A e L A & now! o ‘report. The Hide market comtinues Abot N o mone | 1600 Con Taperial o 1800 ... iuoceweses 88 Tate indicates an easier money murkel market, but prices were firmly held. Total | The leading futures ranged as follows: Fancy Feed, $1 4s5%@1 6 per otl: §0od to | Stivity 1n businees and perhaps a trifle better | 300 Crown Point 10(500 Union Con 1 10 | Fuiton Portland A Boganh — e T ia SRk Arti Open. High. Low. Close, | cholce, §1 351 4); common, 31 0G1'S24; Sur- | prices’ Tho sole leather trade 15 exceedingly | 100 Gould & Curry 21800 Yellow Jacket... 23 Empire:. ... | Coos Bay. < FOREIGN IMPORTS. e e o aaond hill - Wheet NG o prise, $1.6a1 %; gray, §1 32%@1 87%; WG, |yl but harpess leather ls active at very lib- e Tasaanony. | Waliawaiia. ctoria & Puget Sound - ke T piice: g May STk 17 424 per ctl. 2o eral values. There are only moderate stocks on QU0 [l Foretgn fmoorts at this port in April were| Total sales of stocks to-day were 27,100 [ JUlY .- 1;:% 1166 100 1 ;g“ 1 SOMS: Frevious pricss rule with & dull mar- hand of wet salted /hides kip. v tnhr;d!:;ll;: THURSDAY, May 30— p. m. | Stateor OaL, .. 18,102,500, against $8E0,600 for April, 1857, 004 | shares. including 6300 Atchison preferred. 10.- | TR CTher | 8 83% Bl §2% | Small round yellow, §125 per ctl; large yel- | gq the prices on these goods are based on the Bid. Ask. | Bld.Ask, Ohina.......... .|China and Japan. for the first four months in the year $U.WSTN0. | 80, Burireion, B, Solsnle 820 Y% ais: | Corn No. 3 low, $1074G1 10, white, $107%@1 10 per ctl | Values obtalnable in New York and Boston. 0703 Justice .. U 10 Chilkat. ... ..|Eel Rive agal $13,060,500 for the same time last year. | 1070 qu‘;}tfl‘:éau R f‘u“jpci( l&.mtm ‘isa e ot 5 o pen 2% RYE—$1 3@1 38% per ctl Horsehides are a trifle lower in value. Wool | 0 11 Kentuck .. — 01 Titania. . |Nanaimo e L e e e Ll e N e T T SRET N = BUCKWHEAT-$1 T6@1 8 per ctl. and sheepskins are very quiet and very little | @ Lady Wash 5 9 \liccBunshara Yaauina | Bay. T el hmar | S0, S Ewul St Boviseen et i | Boncomier i S B s K ] FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS. et 000 T Moot mifh “somawhat frmer | B 3 Occidentad 8 = Croscent Giiy.. | Cremcent Gty awallan Islands, 31,096, . $665 3o, ! nerica > 12, ats No. " th 5 It 3) 40 Arcaty.. . [Coos Bay ... May 20 nEColnmbla, 8F : 4400; PeoplereiGas, 16801 50ar, P 7t 2434 | tras, $5 7505 85 per bbl. TALLO 0. 1 rendered, 3@3%c per Ib; 17 18| Potos! 20 22 Washtenaw.....|Tacoma. 2 [May ol — — | CEOSING STOCKS. 21% 2% | MILLSTUFFS Prices in sacks are as fol- | No. 2, 2@2%c; refined, 4%4@4%c; Grease, 2c. . 24 25'Savage 11 12 Scotia. ... Humboldt. {May 3 GOLD AND SILVER MOVEMENT. | Atchison 124 Bt P & Om . lows, usual discount to the trade: Graham WOOL—Fall_clip, San Joaquin, defective, 7@ | Con Cal & Va. 54 ©50|Seg Belcher ... 05 08 City of Topeka |Seattle. | May 30 ek | " Do pretd Do pretd . 1205 117% 1177% | Flour, $3 per 100 1bs; Rve Flour, $2 75 per 100; | 9c; Southern Mountaln, 9@lic; free Northern, | Confidence ..... 8 —|Scorpiun . — 02 Nortn Fork.... |4umbolds. hs ending April 30 the gold | Baltimore = September 1217% 1185 11873 | Rice Flour, $6; Cornmeal, $250; extra cream | 17gh8c. Con Imperiai .. — 02|Sierra Nevada. 84 5 Orizaba... Humbolat For) the ten mon hB U e A s cobipara | Cauaday Barific . G | Cornmeal, $3 25' Oatmeal, $4: Oat Groats, $4 25 HOPE—18%7 crop, 8@12%c per Ib, o Point o 1 12|Stiver Hil - 0 06 Wihamette ... |Seattle movement of the United States wa P Canada Southern. 52% S g1l s Lexd foesy Lo | Hominy, 3 2%5@5 50: Buckwhent Flour, $@4 25 == o o Tok i 0|Syndicate ol B Lo Portland tively as follows: | Central Pacific .. 14| Do pretd : July S 630 632% 620 822% | Cracked Wheat, $3 Farina, $4 Whols SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET. Eureka Con — 20|Standard . — 1350 Newnort 1397-98. | Ches & Ohio. % |Texas & Pacific.. Septembe: 632% 640 821% 630 | Wheat Flour, $ 25; Rolled Oats (barrels), $5 80 Ao Exchequer . — 03|Union Con Ao 11 Svdney. Exported. . $14.835.038 | Chi & Alto Union Pacific t Ribs, per 100 Tha | @6 20 $5 60@6; Pearl Barley, $475 | mme market for all kinds is steady at un- Gould & Cu 22 23 Utah . 704 05 Umatilia. Victoria & Pueet Sud. Imported.. ...... - Sl E L Mol o Gome 602 5% 5% | Split Peas, §4 25 Green Peas, $4 50 per 100 Ibs. | oy onpeq quotations. Hale & Norcrs. § 89| Yellow Jacket. 22 24 San Blas Panama 2 against $3.- | Do prefd . 78 [Wheel & L Cash quotations were as follow: e slaughterers are as follows: TRANSACTIONS. exports $46,601,480, | Del & Hudso 208%; Do orefd . Flour, quiet; No. 2 spring Wheat, 31 2: No. | pionand Middings are lower again. Hay is | BEEF—First qualit, 6c; cholce, §c; second REAL ESTA"NE“ TRA TEAMERS TO SAIL The large infux | Del L & W. 152°| Express 3 spring Wheat, $110@130; No. 2 red, $1 690 quality, Gic; third quality, 4@5c per Ib. Jintry in the past two years | Den & Rio 11 !Adams Ex 70; No. 2 Corn, M44@34%c; No, 2 Oats, 27%c;: [ unchanged, and the feeling ls steady. AL farge. doc: small_8@fe per b. | F. W. E. Ruhling to Mary D. Ruhling, un- SRR g Do prefd 41%|American E 121 | No.'2 white, 3ic; No. 3 white, 0@ No. 3 a1 50 per ton. NUTTON- W others, Ti@se; Ewes, TGT4S per | aivied two-thirds =~ lot o X line of atgnt ETEAMER. 10 a7 .; = AlLs | PEm | Erie (new) 125 | United States 40 Rye, 65c; No. arley, 38@5] No. ax N 1@23 per to: “ b, | street, 1256 W of Webster, 8 y N 7:6; Fulton.....|Orezon Ports.|May 1Pu|. THEY OWE MONEY. | “Do 1st pi 355 | Wells Fargo 117 | Seed, $131; prime Timothy Seed, §2 76@2 $6; | FEEDSTUFFS—Rolled Barley, $27@28 per ton LAMB—Spring, 8@Skec per Ib, | gire. Columbla.. | Portlana. it 10 AN | Pler 12 = | Fort Wayne . Miscellaneous— | 1!\"{(955 X’n]{k, ,Dfiqr( h:r"l‘ gl:.tfi.\"’{fi 1'1 4‘3‘:‘Lfl:; , per ?3!)],(‘2;- )l'enl at :he n;fll, ,S”Jl @31 g;)l).?‘:'xd PORK—Live Hogs. 4mile for large, 44@4%c Am!llaf\'. R. p"le)i""""t?mkd D‘;erc‘uré‘l. Santa Rosa|San Diego May 2. 11 aM| Pler 10 2 S . bt T 3 Yo fa. "o = pounds,’ $5 20G 01 ibs sides (1cose), | $82@: “ocoanut Cake, $24@2 ottonseed | d @3%: 5 (trustee bert, Harington an s 5 3 P O e & |Hoon v | Do brerd sEadior By i "Shutier "omedi ™Sy | Mool ioar e ton, Corimeal, 4 o Craciin | 0,3 GRE) afiheed o, onGoRe | Bisder) 100 B Tinerel Brien Sreet o v S8 BN o AT B4 o BN i or dated | Illinois Centrai .. 1044 |Amn Spirits Short Clear Sides (boxed), $6 30@5 orn, | - of Fillmore, W 80 by N 137:6. trust deed; gift. genator.... |Puget Sound 25, 10 Ab|Pler i .r‘::fl Lett .rmd ;:d AT Do prefd . o ST HAY_(Ex-car in _round lots 3 }PZU?, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. | (Bert E. and Blanche Wertheimer to Sarah Goos Hav..|Newport. May 29, 8 A¥ | Pier e B e ] Do prerd {am | e e est and: Oal & s ton = Fetininey et G0 8 0 of Fulton street. Chiskat.... (Humboldu.... [May %. 9 A |Pler e ne i inlrietateme e e oy, | Wheat, bushels " L2700 | compressed Ont. i ‘,fifc‘;‘s—;‘,—ifi‘?mnmfifl.vzfl et W@ | “Frances A Baldwin to Elizabeth G, Bala- Se e O Costiana i showing urther U B “ons Gi N > 0 o/ , nominal; Timof 5l%c; ., 2.8 . - | win, lof ' NW_co ‘nion_an: visa- f SO K| Coos G 115 | G, bushels 2144 | XEW HAY COAL-Wellington, $ per ton: New Wel- | 30 SO0l S8 W'ss DN iiteo. s, Pomoni_ [San Diswo.._; |May 31 Il on | Pler 11 merchandise ot %|Col F & Iron .| {}\ 3 _bu;h—;]spl . - wild Oat, $15@15; Clover and Q.; $1250 | 1ington, $8: Southfleld Wellington, §7 §0; Seat- | Nellie M. Anderson to Joseph S Anderson, g o ia | Hmboidt, .| June 1,10 Ax|Plor ST of S2L- | Minn & St L Do prefd .. | Barley, bushels ........ 0 ___ 3000 | @18 50; Barley %16; lsiand Berley, $13QI5; Al | e, g6; Brymnt, f:: Coos Ba~ %: Wallsend, undivided % of JoCion 8 Une of C1a¥ #treet omzaba | Humbolut " [Tune 110 au | Pler , for April, 1897, | Mobile 4 Clede G 7 P # Sigrniis Py Sk sl " — sacks; sy, e $14; - | George M. Wescott, lot on N line of Sacramen- 8 : L o | Mcpliepaionl e 474 | ngise, Eegs, ateady; freah, lo. Chosss, easy BEANS AND SEEDS. nel, 3i0 per ton: Rock Springs and Castle Gate. | to eet, 816 W 6t Maple, W %5 by N 1078i; QreRon - F";;f’,?,‘,‘f June 216 43| Fier i3 ith the ex- | Do pretd i Do prefd 165% e ika $7 60; Coke, $12 mer ton in bulk and $14 in | %6, i eiacalBe Mistasi... |Tane 1. d & N i 0 = e There is nothing going on in Beans at the | sacks. ‘Samuel L. Theller to N. C. Thompson, lot 1son St Michael....\June Z s e e w4 WHEAT MOVEMENTS. e Snkene | QUICKSILVER Has again advanced and ls | commencing 114 feet N of Jyenty-fourth street Nortn Fork [Humbo June 3. 9 Am/Prer 2 Y J Centra Pactfic Mall 215 R BEANS_Bayos, $2 8043 05; Small Whites, | DOW quoted at $38G39 per flask for export and and 100 E of urch, N ¥ . quitclaim = e movement. Of cours: N Y Central . Pullman Palace... 189% Dhcsipts SEipments ORib) T it Whites | 883 per flask jobbing. deed; $. SHIPPILG INTELLIGENCE. ate of Willlam G. Buchanan (by Edward for Europe to continue inde- Y Chi & St 319042 05; Pinks, | "'SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Com. e A Silver Cert (e . : 5 fhese unprecadented balan St 5 | Minneapolts . @2 75; Reds, $3; Blackeye, $3 75; Butters, | pany quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed Smyth, administrator) to Otis B. King, re- D e o e |~ Do lst prera Duluth @2: Limas, $3a3 10; Pea, $2@2 15; Red Kid- | and_Fine Crushed, Tc; Powdered, §i4c; Dry | record of 136 d. 174 of lot on W line of Chat- LEE D merchan- tlwaukee . , $2 65@2 85 per ctl. Granulated, 5%c; Confectic tanooga street, 130 N of Twenty-fourth, N 25, Thursday, May 26 1000;_our Chicago EDS—Brown Mustard, §2 26@2350 per ctl; | nolla A, bige: Extra C, She: L W 150, 8 61, E 50, N 36, E 100; §2000. Stmr_Morgan City, Leach, 14 days from - s ooy | Toledo Yellow Mustard, $3 16a3 25; Flax, $2 2; Canary = Candy Granuiated, 6c; California A, 5%c per James B. and Laura W. Chase to Emile Tyoonok. exports over | D . = f ¥ | §t. Loui: Seed, 21,@2%c per Ib; Alfalfa, 3@6c; Rape, 2%@ | 1b; half-barrels 4c more than barrels, and | Plerron, lot on SW corner of Mason and Green Stmr Alllance, Hardwick, &7 hours from As- months, amounting | onio Prefd o 58»; Detroft 2%c; Hemp, 2%@3c; Timothy ke, | boxes e more. ¥ streets, S 45 by W 137:6: $10. tora. . by 18 of | Or Short Lin West Unlo - S 5 by SW 75, to correct 1728 d. 220; : hor = Iy z gy balen e Pittsburg hi & X ¥ e POTATOES, ONIONS AND VEGETABLES. For Thursday, May 26. R o S S s B, R e e = o pur. Interest | AEAGIIES oe oo S e Boston_ . | Flour, qr sks ... 16,700|Hay, tons . 163 | Lathrop (wife of Charles G.), lot on E line of CLEARED. all the r items com- | pOf YL PO "lnf '; New York Los Angeles Egg Plant, 15c per Ib; Green Wheat, ctls AT Straw, tons . 30 | Seventeenth avenue, 150 N of B street, E 120 "~ Thursday, May cupp: approximate | Sock Island Ep Philadelph! | Peppers, 18@25c; Tomatoes, $150@2 25 per box. Barley, ctls s 8 Leather, rolls . by N 25; $10. St Michael, via Port and it foliows that, | S{ L & S F.. Sw. | Baltimore . 7The apsearancefot. new Fotatoes from’ the | Corns otls:. o " s0|Lumber, ft Swift Lumber Company (by James Webster, , Stmr Rideout, Dunham, St Michael, via Po wance Hia D0 I Spretd M | New Orleans s b vesthua dspresecd tHE | maacket ana . ctls 325| Hops, bales . 186 | aesignee) to Thomas H. O'Brien, lot on SE Townsend; Yukon Trading Co =~ . =~ . > unliquidated o 2 I°nt G W.. as depresse Tow, ctls 16| Wool, bales . 59 | line of Wyoming street, 156 E of Sickels, SB _Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, San Diesn; this country | St Paul . Haw Com Totals . 2 both old and new are lower. New Onions are | pytter, ctls Lime, bbls 162 | 107 by NE 50, block 9, West End Map 2; $200. Goodall, Perkins & Co. S but_more PARTS FUTUR doing better. e ot ekl £ s = ey ar ' Columbla, Goodall, Astoria; Soodall. be reason. BONDS RS = AT Vegatuhiles ranee about the same. | Arri- b orons oy Phis A e e e S L i e v be. on- NDS. S 2 € a 3 - | Potatoes, sk 03 Stern, NE ) 1o v other country has 4N Carolina s Opaneet May; Sept.-Dec. | vals of String Beana continue light i s | e % T by N amek, gme and Octavia "G\l Alex McNell, Nielsen, St Michael; Jas brilliant record under like | Do 4s .. | closine - 8 15 | , POTATOES—River Reds, $0G50c: River Bur- | pran, sks . bdls 120 | Sigmund and Rosalle Stern to Abraham Stern, Brown. cially in the prospect orng No Pac Ists. | ~Flour— banks, 80@T5c per eack; Oregon Burbanks, 6@ | piddiings, sks .. Hides, no 257 [ 1ot on N line of Pacific_street SAILED. art settioment of this credit | Do 3s i | Opening = 24 65 | 85c; Petaluma Burbanks, Tas0c per sacici new | Shorts, sks ... Quicksilver, fisk. 50 | tavia, N 13184, W 62:9%, N i Thursday, May 2. FRiies Gty AR EEEs | Closing 20 40 s4as | BOULICEIONAC Den b 1 sacks aod HOL T In WASHINGTON. | S 182:7%, E 70; §10. Stmr Orizaba, Parsons, Eureka. | Nor & W 6a..,oer | LIVERPOOL WHEAT FUTURES. | *ORTons—Austrailan Jobbing at $ 50@5; new, | Wheat, ctls ... 13100, Potatoes, sks ... 2 | Vol SoCracen to, Adele 36, JeCragkep. | Stmr Greenwdod, Carleon, | S May. July. Sept. Dec. | 50G70c per ctl. X * | Barley, lcnu 2 ::.ar,;inmn, sks 4468 | 08 O"E g5 ",’;‘3_"\. b P Shads B e B e 0 L Ps:m_; City 3‘ Puebla, Jepsen, Victorla and o [ ning ¥ 18 ;o | VEGH £ | Oats, ctls . X 10" N v it 2 b { Port Townsend. . 10 Nav 4s .. = and 42 sacks Beans, Wheat, ctls 740 Bran, sks 600 | corner Waller emont street, W 80 e . O & Line 65 tr. EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET. | “Asparagus, §2 2% for extra large; $175@2 per Hay, fons 50/ Midditngs, T S I e e e B M Biitel” Dot Towneend and Atchison 4s . 0 S Line 5s tr. = | box_for No. 1, 75c@$130 for small Rhubarb, | Shorts, sks ...... 675|Potatoes, sks ... 519 | Adele M. McCracken to William McCracken, g Michael. > | CHICAGO, May 26.—CATTLE—There was a | 35@65c box for small to good and ¢ NEVADA. | 1ot on W Iine of Masonjc avenue, 250 S of Wal- ° gehr Webfoot, Donnellv, Grays Harbor. fatrly good demand for cattle to-day. Beef | cholce; Green Peas, $1 25@130 per | prov tons 10 | ler, S 200 by W 188:3; also lot oo N_line of Fell | . W % 55 rden Peas, 2c per 1b; String Beans, | HaY, tons ....... g eacs | street, 181 TELEGRAPHIC. Dleers, $4G6; JWeater:, fed ateers HDS Waxz+ Béans, 3@lic: Horse: Beans, 406 NEBRASKA. e May 210 p. m.—Weather, CH&D 4 ners, §2 60g3 G: cowa and helfere. 8 75G4 3 | oo per cack; Summier Squash, $1G1 2 ber box: | Hay, tons IS | 55 B 100, e s anvicien of acparation: = cloudy; wind, W1 velocity. 14 miles per hour. D& R G It tL &1 uC m.,z ;:3;;?:"‘ $3 80@4 25; calves, $6 1067 10 per 100 | B’:tg: per Ib; Dried «w:wmc: 3 and Janet Knickerbocker to Joseph CHARTERS. % o 3 H 51 E 3 6s. | ds. | 3 T ctl; Carrots, &l per osenzweig, lot on N line of Page street, 56:: lumber at emainus East Tenn ists P Con...... 3 HOGS—Were stronger and generally 5c high- | . 56 per dozen; Marys- THE STOCK MARKET. Wof Coler W 25 by N 100; 810, © e Joste o | Erle Uen 4 St P C & P 1st er. Packers, $4 05@4 20; butchers, $4 05@4 35; | Yille Cucumbers, $1 25@1 50 per box: Mexican Cal R Mary E. Burns to Elizabeth A. and Theresa ' The George C Perkins loads mdse ‘or Ka- | E W & D 1sts tr. Do 38 | mixed, $4@4 25; lights, $3 T5@4 20; pigs, $2 50 | Tomatoes, per box; new Garlic, 5@6o | C._Burns, lot on NE line of Tenth street, 805 pyjui | Gen Etec 5 103%(So Ry bs . z | @s . | per ™. On the Bond Exchange Oceanc continued the | NW of Harrison, N 2 by NE 80; gift. > DISASTER. |G H &S AGs 108 nd R & T 6s.. | @& EEP_Trade in sheep was active at the re- | EVAPORATED VEGETABLES— | active stock, opening at $62 and selling down | Ely L and Helen J. Hutchinson to P. Strick- a ring at Spear street bulk- | “Do 2as 105% | Tenn new set 3s.. | cent advance. Poor to prime sheep, 3 %@ s cliced, raw, 12 per I in lots of 2 | 1o 360 25. Hutchinson sold up to $49 7. | ert, ot on E line of Stevenson street, 110 N The stmr Rldeout iving at Speat, oy |H&TCHs 110 |T & P L G Ist | 4 63; clipped lambs, $4@5 25; wooled lambs, [ Ti desiccated, ‘16@1Sc; granulated raw, | apnicc spocks continued firm at @ further | Of Thirteenth. N 25 by E 72:6; $10. head caught fire, but was exth: hed. | Inzou conyt ifii (,I;r‘\ If}z&"}gx | $5_70@6 05; spring lambs, $6@7. z oy Onlons, @c; Carrots. old.: l3c; new, 18c; | . tionat advance, Alameda County. MISCELLANEOU . 2 3 st | PReceipts—Cattle, 10,500, hogs, 32,000; sheep, | Cabbage. Ic: Sweet Potatoes, 30c; Turnips, ] LONDON, May%.—Bark Saranae at_Tloflo, | La_new cons 4s.l 100 ,Wab lst & | 11,000, 2e; String Beans, 30c; Tomatoss, 600, The annual mecting of the Crown Point Min- | Jeannle K. and M. Lobner to Oakland Loan LONDON: [030q7ed, has been release lfi‘& N Ont ds B | GDg,Ms KANSAS CITY. g ing Company has been called for June 6. ‘ and Investment Company, lots 1 to 11, map of PiRr"p ik Banffshire, from Cardiff, for Esqu 3 A o e KANSAS CITY, May 26.—CATTLE—Receipts, o The Gold Coin Mining Company of Colorado | Baker, Subdivision of lot 1 Toakum ITrect malt put into Montevideo having sustained e A T % | 3500, Market strong: native steers, $3 S6@4 §5: id a dividend of 5 2 e & b gage f0r gymage from heavy weather. Do 48 83| Do deferred ... © An tmprovement in Hens is. reported. Other- | Pald a dividend of 5 cents per share, amount- | §3000; §10. | o cows _and_heiters, smodfi Jo: stockers and | A7 impros % xen | feeders, $3@5 2:; buils, §3 0G4 7 se there is no change worthy of note. | HOGS—Recelpts, 10.000. Market 5@10c higher; | POULTRY—Live Turkeys, 10@1lc for Gob- | 1he Homestake Mining Company of South |, block 1 Map of bulk of sales, $4G@4 30; heavies, 40; | blers and 10@1lc for Hens: Geese, per palir, 250 | packers, §3 S@4 30; mixed, $3 $0@4 27; lights, | T5e@$1; Goslin s. ing to $10,000, May 2. X s P. H. McVicar, lot DOMESTIC PORT:! 5 it e ot esen 4% Rorshern Addition ot Towa VENTURA—Arrived May 2—Stmr George v oAty = of Livermore, Murray Township, also lot on N Loomis, hence May Dakota, which paid two dividends of 25 cents | T Ldvermore, Murray Cowpehip, S50 eret. N GRAYS HARBOR—Arrived May %5—Sch Fan- N Y Central 1sts. 117%|U P prefa |NJCEs .. 131U P o4s . MINING STOCK: | Chollar . 12| Ontario 1 25, ucke: 8398 50 for | each on May 2, reports gross earnings of | Lne of R: ortio te Adele, hence May 1 Crown Point 10(Ophir . 35 | §8 55@4 10; plgs. 18G4 0. D1 Tana 3 Bes Tfor oung: HonS. "Suge; | $197.122 for Aprii, against SZI0500 In March, | L0, DY W 80 beln portion ot it D iadd MELNENIK BAY—Arrived April 2-Stmr Ger Con Cal & Va. 45| Plymouth 15 | SHEEP—Receipts, 2000. Market 10150 high- | Roosters, young, $7@8; Roosters, old, $3@3 50; | and making a total for the four months this | ghip: & % A tte Story. hence April 16. May 2—Ship Llew- Deadwood | Quicksilver 100 | er; lambs, $ 50@6 60; muttons, $3@4 5. Fryers, ' 4650; Broilers, $4@5. for = large, | yeur of about $S14,000. | *"4Bine to Tsrael Horton, lot beginning at polnt eliyn J Morse, hence April 6. = Gould & curry’ll i) Do prerd 11T 200 OMAHA: $250G3 50 for small; Pigeons, $126@1 75 per | Returns of the bullion yield from the Con- | of infersection of N line of county road, Liver- ~FORT ROSS—Arrived May 2-—Scbr La Tale & Norcros Sterra Nevada i 80| o Moy % OATTLE_Recelpts, 1800, | 302N o young and $1G1 % for old. solidated California and Virginia ore recently ' more to Stockton, and quarter section It di- Chilena, hence May 24 7 Toon Siiver 4 &|Taron con 150 | Momket strong ortiights neevies-siow’ < Natve | OAMI—Nominal. worked at e Morgan, mil show” shat there | Vidiag tne B hait o Sectlon & Township 3, | FOLYT REVES Eae Mo BeSL i E 5 fon Con light, A e d — vas worked a total of 749 tons and unds, | 5 W ! boat Incarus, from San Diego, for E: E Moxican .. 5l ¥elow Jacket 30| bsersteara, $igias. oW satan stee e GLA; BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS. Jielaing “builion” ot the grone’ asmay Rue oF | S R v S 5 2%, B S e ber 'l"’ATO‘OS}i—Pai:e-i May' 25 Bktn Robert : 3 : Ere 15,656 30, of which $5366 §7 was gold and 37329 43 v " Sudden, hence May 1, for Port Town BOSTON. 33 50@4 30; stockers and feeders, $ @ 10} | Butter and Cheess are weak and u“dm,! it e B T R | ;‘,‘,’l‘;‘”‘; [IOwn Jofs Divermiore, | Mumay oWt O e 1) Betars, from Cooks: Inlet,.for =—; bulls and st $34. 5 HOGS—Recelpts, 700. Market steady; heavy, | downward. Fggs, too, are not moving off as | BOSTON, May 2.—Atchison, 12%; Bell Tele- $20 The assay value of the ore per battery | George Gartlan to California Bank (a corpor- ship Colubia, hence May 1. fth samples averaged §26 9 per ton. The assay | ation), lot on W corner of East Twentv- Sunol, from Port Ludlow, for San cu; phone, 266; Burlington, 101! Mexican Cen- 2%, e 4 5 i | fast as they v s S: ey 9 e tral. {x: Oregon Short Line, —; San Diego. | 110G} R T R O | en, value of the ore per rallroad car samples aver- | street and Fourteenth avenue, SW 6916 NW [Haw 'ship Fort George, from Chemainus, for 5 : LONDON MARKET. D e e A0 ks | s e v cemerlen, RS, st o i e A L e e i o IR IO BV vk Padoea 1 BSm e o O Clear ® Partly Cloudy - $ 3064 2; common and stock sheep, g3 90} | Dary—cCliice to fancy, 17@18c: common | s Comatock lods AuEing. The. past ‘Wedk. on | 1ne of Evoy avemier 20 E of Grots sirest: B Philadelpphia, for B T Sehr Wi Renton, NEW YORK, May 2.—The Evening Post's | 1ambs, $ 2G5 7. grades, Liglfic per Ib. the 130-foot level, the main west drift was |40 by § 100, portion Montgomery Tract No. 1, from Newport. . @ Cloudy ® Rain® Snow London financal cablegram says: The stock | oo BENVER, o .| 1ok Sadie-packes, Tetteper o Higin, 1 | cleaned out and relimbered 17 feet: total length, | quitelaim deed, Oakland Annex; 5 " *| _PORT ?TAKIE!#E;;A‘;;‘;“‘;’ e SHADED AREAS SHOW PRECIPITATION markets here were good but quiet to-day. | pDTULY Dot sVAY 20Tl LR T reRE RS e, | @lke. J 3 feet. On the Brunswick lode’they are en- | Charles F. and Pauline E. Mattoch to M. Kate Dayenport, Beace NS U g5 stmr Pasa- X e 3 | gaged in cutting out a station at the $M-foot | C. Nunan, lot 52, block C,” Fruitvale Villa | N Americans opened dull on President McKinley's | 3ay. fecders, froight. paid to river, H@4 ;| CHEESE—Cholce mild new, S¢; old, TH@8%o; | b d E 3 > " _ o San Diego; stmr Samoa, hen e ol o g S e s e T an’.‘smrf T iver, 4045 | cream Cheaday, 10@ile; Young amerio ,1/5% | level in incline shaft No. 1. The joint north | Tract, Brooklyn Townsht | K‘T‘t_\.?‘.fmm an & drift on the Sutro tunnel level has been cleaned | R lied, being led by New York Central and Cen- | HOGS-Receipts, 200. Market steady: light, | 11c; Eastern, 12@13c. A B | VTATOOSH—Passed Ma- 25—Stmr Washtenaw, tral Pacific. The former was bought by New’ packers, $¢ 1004 15; mixed, $4 05@4 10; heavy, | FBGGS—Ranch Eggs, 14@16c per dozen; store f:,:g:;;j’ AR L e R Builders’ Contracts. | from Tacoma, for San Francisco; Br stm V EXPLANATION. York operators, and the latter by Amsterdam. | MEAML L L 0l et firm: good | e 13%@l4c; Bastern, 14@15c; Duck 'Eges, Rt Edith A. Taylor (ownep) with Marcuse & lington, from Departure Bay, for San Fran - 2 E EP—Recelpts, . Marl 4 3 < = A The arrow files with the wind. The top fig- | Grand Trunk was strong on good traffic reports | fat muttons, §3 %@+ 20; lambs, $4 50@5 3. STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. o hargenter warle, il “work e prambing. * FORT ANGELES—Arrived May 26_Stmr In- ures at siation indicate minimum temperature | and on a well informed belief that the dif- e DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS. alnting, etc., for a 2-story frame bullding on diana, from Philadelphia. for Port Tonsend, for the dave. those underncath it, if any, the | [erences with the Canadian Pacific will soon GOOD RAISINS IN DEMAND. THURSDAY, May 22 p. m. | I% line of Seventh avenne, 425 N of Lake strest, - PORT TOWNSEND—Arrived May 25—Bkin mount of ralnfail or of melted swow in Inches | be arranged, Irrespective of the general trans- Plums are coming In every day now, but are Bid.Ask. | Bid.Ask. | N 25 by W 114; $s. John Smith, hence May 1i: bark Snow an anid hundredthe ‘during the last twelve hours | continental fate war. NEW YORK, May 26.—The Journal of Com- | too green to sell. Apricots keep up, but Cher- | U § Bonds— Oakland Gas. = | _ Pactfic Mutual Lite Insurance Company (own- | Burgess, hence May 117 bktn Robert en, Tsobars, or solid lines, connect points of equal CLOSE. merce nays that recent advices from California | ri Tow s quar coup..109%111% [Pac Gas Imp.. 85 — | ers) with Crane Elevator Company (contractor), hence May 1o, D % eir presoure: isgtherms or dotced lines, odual | canaatan Pacito, 517 Grand Trunk, 5. _Bar T o oy it haayy TRl GT ia e | ot F“'l’;e"“:“;:'ur']‘:': "1’;9;“’" too free supply {5 Quar reg. . 1084INK Pac L Co P30 B | acehitect one. all work on one Rydrauné pas- ‘r'c;nfn(‘}éfi“kf;;;};f"d May 26—Schr Com- erature. The wo a1 | i - © ne 2 ‘ator fo ory bric . from_Port Hiakelev. e barometrie pressure and is usually accompanied ‘"‘) g_'n:‘*“"’» 26%A per ounce. Money, 2@2% | aged low-grade Muscat raisins, the existence of | Receipts of Biackberries, Currants and Rasp- | Miscellaneous— % “-SJI 'l.'qr:nh? “&‘ 8;'% ii‘?i‘afi%{'&‘.“&?{ {'F‘r; Sorner of fi(‘gx“:(m;;:n'gry“::’;; “‘Satled May 26—Chil bark Guinevere, for Val by fair weather; “‘low' refers to low pres- Pes anish fours closed 344, a net gain of 9-18. | WHich bas had a depressing influence upon the | perries are steadily increasing and prices are | Cal-st Cab 5s.114% — [Stock Gas 12" =" | Sacramento streets; $3655. paraiso. Point sure and 18 usuaily preceded and accompanied | PR Ry e O k.| murket ,{memuy for some time past. In View | goilining in consequence. Strawberries CRETL 6125 M st raRDes N Emily F. Pope (owner) with Richardson | MENDOCINO — Salled May 26—Stmr Polinf by cloudy weather and rains. “Lows'" usually | 375315 s net gain of 115 ours closed | of"the light consuming demand they have | {eMOR B CORSSINERCE, DIAVOSTHISE ons | G Wt 55011'8 10 |Firem's Funa10 — | & Gl (contractors), architects Pissis & | Arena for San Eranclace. bold the press n the interior and low REaD | as s o n 5 3 = ie: ST t Shebits from Dyea. e preteits b iy 15 S Bierlr apd 0 | 0000t Kot ks o Sondas, My | S5, AiDlic 50 1O T, (om0 | ovanges are arm, with o searsity of chotce | E L & K &amn —" anelocal 500 g | el et rodiht iron eirkyninalind | 20,y m-sip Yosemte, for San Traa- &nd “eouth ‘along the coast, rain s probable; | Oy Whitsuntide holldaye | L oday | i In this market, It is reported, reiable | *Difinuons pRUITS— Geary-st R Gs. — 9 [Cal § D & T.. 97% — | ing on the NE line of Market street, 200 SW | cites,. e T AR IR ‘;‘O"‘Lfi"‘;x‘"&‘;s‘gg",‘_fl,gi at 60.25. Gold was quoted at 76. Y Bords e e e e iony, |, Recelpts were 731 chests of Strawberries ana | H C & 5 5%8.100 105 |First Nat .35 — T o it of intersection of NIV iihe-b{ Mar- | SOUTH BEND7Arived May 2 robable. With a “high” in the viclnity of NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Lz“*'i}’ e T D B B L DT Mg(&af;rgfpémizr%? ;?e':-d by et Do pr e B :‘:lflw;:\‘(‘nf Ot e ‘ll:‘*“‘?“g;";lgg‘,’w&;," L M i Ui daho, and the pressure falling to the Call- shown 1y buyers Lere, and it is intimated tha . | Z e N Ehanee e | 0 e B o e S oint of Intersection, thence | Deka. for San Franciace; el Ao R e R et $3@5 50 for small berries in baskets, and $4 5o | Market-st fs. LA e L e e N DOt @8 ) tor lobae., Do 1st M fs..113%113% | Savings Banks— fornia coast, warmer weather may be expected | ypw YORK, May 2.—FLOUR—Recelpts, ¢ s ; Shada | flons, but holders are usually willing to make | . White Cherries, 20740c per box: black, 5@ | Not Vin S ite Ya|Ger 8 & L..100 1600 | peginning; §20.847. in summer and colder weather in winter. The reverse of these conditions will produce am | 23,411 barrels; exports, 12,003 barrels. 91:8. B 105:8%, § 99:5%, NE 356 to AR ey AE’{V{{?kA—smm May 26—Schr Sparrow, for h W] view y 65c: Royal Annes, 50@65c; loose Cherries, 2 03 Hum § & L.1050 1160 E vith Colusa Stone Company (contract- | 7% Sureka, for Honolulu, opposite result. _______ "“k:r ;’s“;u ?;;":,,x: ","u'cq‘,e«'r AR p‘«‘\fsll‘l)c‘::«}h::fledbl;:pgrhmfg for white and izézte per ib for bluck. @3¢ | N Ry Cal fs.107% — |Mutual Sav. o 4% ooy architects same, sandstone for same on | D ey he Stmr. Scotin. hence May 35. WEATHER BUREAU REPORT. patents, % 500 T straits,, 36 26@6 45. | FOUNS an figures quoted are rejocted. Currants, 40@60c per box. N Ry Cal Bs..100% — — 500 | same; $3480. ts| FORT ROSS—Sailed May 26—Schr La Chil- WHEAT—Receipts, 512,415 bushels; exports, = ot ! Blackberries, $1 25@1 60 per crate. NPCRR 6106 — — 100 Same with S. H. Kent (contracton), -r‘ch":cs | ena, for San Francisco. (120th Meridian—Pacific Time.) 288,622 bushels. Spot steady; No. 2 red, $154% FOREIGN MARKETS. Plums, $1@1' 2% per crate; Cherry Plums, 5o | N P C R R 5s.100) — |Security S B 2 — | same, carpenter work, tinning mid“l;“ Ao 'X:;r ASTORIA—Arrived May 26—Br ship Cromp- SAN FRANCISCO, May 2, 5 p. m. |f. 0. b. afloat, export grade. Options opened ve;r?'fi:;vr. i R TSNS ‘01‘\)'; g;su-h fiam_o Ug:on (TRE%. 96?1 — | tron ‘work, m’;’;z sny‘nzlns and hardware ton, hence May 12; stmr Oregon, hence May ollow! axi A .—Cor 5 5 8, 3o er o - ree road— n same: $12,500. 5 The f Hm"gs( maximum temperatures are | easy under selling pressure, but rallied in all w}’lDON May 26, lmng’_oln. 11%; Sfiver, | o Pringless 7&@:1 05 per box for Roy‘;fi: Om Ry 6s......123%123% | California. Csike = —— us"ued May 26—Stmr State of California, for n:;mfu:r{) to-day from Weather Bureau stations | months on favorable Liverpool cables and a | 26%d: French rentes, Thhe. il P& O 6s Hip e Gt o T, CALENDAR. Eallay May 2 e e e, 89 Toow Angeles, T4; Red | SGueeze of July shorts. Succeeding this came LIVERPOOL, May 2.—Wheat—Cargoes off | ~Gooseberries, 1@2c per 1b for common and | E & Cl Ry 6s.10714108% | Market-st FO: EIGN PORTS. Independence, $2: San Diego, 64; | & little break under liquidation and short sell- | coast, buyers and sellers apart; cargoes on | 4@ic for English. Powell-st 6s...118 — |Presidio Ma, DEPARTURE BAY—Arrived May 26—Bark a 7); San Luis Obispo, T; Yuma, 93. | ing in all months but May, which closed do vflf;?‘g)e‘m:ufi:{: ::1‘:( sellers apart; English Nuer:;uht:: {‘“’{‘”";%;flc’gfl et g;go,;z}gylg s e = i T T T E8 P Charles B Kenney, hence May 10 S sco tes B : litne ssi- | country markets, 3 aspherries, 40@5 : lecRy5s 100 — <3 " @ 3 2oy § £ San, Tranclsco, tamperatire: M, | e oy L1 B4 closed 55| | COTTON=Tiplands, w%a, Apples, 50cas1 50 per box: new Appies, 30@s0c | F & N P 507 1078 Dymamics g o | S/ MO e I (P [om7] Mooy Ehasom [ ANANATMU. Avsived MAY, ¥ ichs MApsl o o) e G >4 . T 2 5 ' WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL | July 81 18%@1 20. closed 31 17. e D o RTra. NaveliOransee: 13 5008 15 | B D O Ar ae 100l SR % O ED A s e —Salled May 2%-Bktn Newsboy, for FORECASTS. WOOL—Quiet. WHEAT—Futures closed steady; July, 10s 6d; | Seedlings, 7c@$l 25; Lemons, i0c@$1 for com- | S P Cal & — 13 Misceilaneous m|2|15| K Plgfi‘lagflr?()"gk Arived May 25—Br ship Bal- An area of low pressure overlies the greater | PETROLEUM—Dull September, 7s T%d; December, 7s led. mon and $1 %@2 for good to cholce; Mexican | SPC 18 cz 3s. — 96 |Al Pac Assn.. — 8 | || | Loet Quacter | e Nov 18, May 2 Br ship Dun- portion of the Pacific Slope, During the past | MISTALS. The featire of to-day’s Metal mar. | , CORN—Spot May, new, 3s §d; July, steady, | Limes, 33 50@4; California Limes, ‘In small | S P Br 6s.....100% — |Ger Ld Wks..110 — Bl|in|n May 12. g L A 2 12 hours the pressure has fallen from Central | ket was a decided improvement in the Lead | 38 6d; September, steady, 3s 7d. boxes,' 40@50c; Bananas, $125@2 per bunch; |8 V Wat Gs...116% — |Hana P Co.... 12 18 e e A QURE STOWN S trived May 26—Br ship e e e S T T e R R e NORTHERN WHEAT MARKET. EinSnaew SoUnandovn L Btoo Cua ‘aa AIIA H € & S oo 1ot 9% S o ] May 2. || Marion Frazer, from Tacoma. ==~ = o g C . | mi the same it y. . %9 o S B — | | ——] SWANSEA— E t: b {;‘_“T;}:eg ‘és" rising slowly over Oregon and Mfit:f m";‘clé,mg_e reports: as yesterday. The Mo Hm o DRIED FRUITS, NUTS, RAISINS, ETC. (‘% :‘!relr gft.:‘l:s—fl £ k!{:{ {:fi‘ %l;n. 3? i ‘i'lr;;n LG‘:nshl ('l:rufix\sf‘v?l:\ sf;fl‘gg“rgggn_*—! mp Gregen, W uxh"r:zw':i Tdaho "i"’ fimhmlrm LAKE COPPER—Unchanged; $12 bid, $12 10 | Walla, $7@SSc; valley and blue stem, 90c per | ter of the stage as far as the volume of busi- Kg:lr:x&\ ::lliev‘.lxw%m% Pac A FCOL-- m;‘/x THE TIME BALL. FREEMANTLE—Arrived prior to May 8—Nlo slorian has previlled ‘over: the grester; Dortion |1 1 u e e | o acoad e IO York Commercial, and the market has an up- | Mutual G il LT Teint €O Branch Hygrographic Office, U. S N. Mer- | VOROHAMA—rrived Niuy a7 pr stmr Bm- s A o 2 SPE] SR—] , . 20 . % Ve y . —1 A > 0 g 3 xcl 3 3co, press of ClI a, from Vanc er. o the Pacifie Slope. DA D Tirmer. with: 00 DI £ 70n aared | e e A ey - WAHEAN-No | ward tenaéncy £ Thie large and Enall sisée are Morning Sesston. s CARDIFF—Arrived May 24—Br ship Lord extremely scarce, having practically disap- | 20 Alaska Packers’ Assoclation. A maximum wind velocity of 36 miles Der | mhe firm fixing the settling prices for leading = Frest P el e ~ peared from first hands @ : ainable | 65 Market-street Railway hour from the south is reported from Fort time ball on Telegraph Hill was dropped | Rosebery, from Tacoma. fl'll‘)(::ly at noon to-day—l. e., at noon of the | DOVER—Passed May 24—Br bark Louis Pas- miners and smelters in the West quotes Lead CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES. Canby and 36 miles southwest at Carson City. | a1 3 50c. Y z | on; & b Ve D s S . 50c, — y from jobbers, and the medium sizes are | 100 Hawallan Com & Sugar, b | 20th meridian, or exactly 8 P. m.. Greanwich | teur, from London, for —; [ral ship Macdiar: et May 37, s MITY | COFFEE _Options closed steady with prices | NEW YORK. May 2,—The Barl Fruft Com- | also getting scurce. LR O time. e G R WELGH | mid, (om Tiull, for San Francisco Northern California—Cloudy ‘and unsettled | Xo\'° o Gean 10, "spuz' CotfeeRio," "q'me'{9 ‘;'qo'" pany sold Callfornia cherries at open auction | DRIED FRUITS—Prunes, carload lots, 4%@ | 3 °§3‘° 5&5“"“3‘” 0. nsign, U. S. N.. in charge. TRANS-ATLANTIC STEAMERS. NEW YORK—Sailed May 5—Stmr Aurania, for Liverpool; stmr Southwark, for Antwerp. GENOA—Sailed May 2—Stmr Fulda, for New EENSTOWN—Sailed May 26—Stmr Britan- weather Friday; southerly, changing to north- | fabict e &, SPot,CofleerRio, qutet; No. 1 . reallzing prices as follows: Centen- | Go for 40-il's, 44@i%e for 50-60s, X@ic for tterly winds, i e R B —Quiet; | fal, §1 %0@1 70; s"Early " Black, $1; | 60:10's, 31,Gtnc for 10506, 2@ for 81905, 24 | & 95 4o Southern Californta—Cloudy Friday, with | Ciova, S4@lse, o o @ | Black Tartarien, T0c@sl 2 @4c” or Wil Penchcs, S5l Turey, Bh6 | s G0 do shovors in the mountain reglons; iresh north- | § J10c, contritigar, 50 text, § S-IG G, Fenined, | CHICAGO, iy’ 36 ~Roval Anne, $1; Black | foi peeled, 10gisido; Apricots; S0ée for ttey- | 5 G G NOTICE TO MARINERS. A branch of the United States Hydrographic Office, located in the Merchants' Exchange, i3 Tartarian, 55c@$1 06; seed apricots, to fancy Moo g Q! L Nevada—Cloudy Friday; probably rain in ”%‘{;HER_R,“,D,,' 052 Kages, Tirm; | half crate. o elooth 41 i l‘c‘#a;%‘riz:? ip;?:l,sflzfisg ,’.‘.',“.,.]én.d, z%é‘éc lmsfitsfiler!xg Valley Water . ;‘i‘r‘{,‘.:'r‘:“lx‘&o?.‘?‘ rl;rmdmmc& “3’-1‘1’53:‘; s O N TR I ved May 25—Stmr Majes- o vers v: ‘Western creamery, 14@16%c; Elsln- 18%c. S Black Figs in sacks, 2@2%c e 4%c | 100 Vigorit Powder ... ke T e. v Ttah_Showers Friday; colder. 3 - tted; Tee of expens: tie, from New York. Arizona—Cloudy and unsettied weather Fri- | WECQOS-HRcelpin, D0, packases. s AT LN AT B e T O s, 4@ B SR Afternoon Sesston. Navigators are cordially invited to visit the | "TONDON-_Arrived May 25—Stmr Manitoba, g gt ottt ety Pria il WASHINGTON, Nay 20 —Tounys stte: | i3 Beirs bagiie. I quiris and Sovie | B Hamatan Comgertal & Suear ot PR Soeic tele of charts and anl | e o yark ™0 2 O T Hen Yrputiac A0, Mo e e DRIED FRUIT. ment of the condition of the Treasury shows: | for halves. according to color ctc, ST fo Comparison_ and. reference, and. the Iatest | 1aay for PROSSITRL . Y RATSINS- 1152 for two-crown, 3¢ for three- | 30 Oceanic Steamship Co. Special report from Mount Tamalpas, taken | NEW YORK, May 26.—California Drieq | Avallable cash balance, 3203,869,326; gold re- | oo Wig/CmSilS (0T Oun i4¢ for Seedless do do information ean always be obtained regarding | LIVERPOOL. Arived May 2—Stmr Belgan- 2 at 5 p. m—Cloudy: wind northwest, 24 miles | Fruits strong and active. serve, $173,235,502. H 5 do do lights, dangers to navigation and ali matters | lard, from Philadelphia. Pér nour; temperature, §7; maximum, 5. EVAPORATED APPLES—Common, 6@8c; e e TR y?:?lfiey‘('}sg;::. Mcd. R R of Interest to ccean commerce. MAREBILLES- Afrived May 26—Stmr Alesia, ALEXANDER McADIE, rime wire tray, $@Sic: wood dried prime, PORTLAND'S BUSINESS. NUTE—Chestruts are quotable at % per Ib; | 30 do do The timeball on top of the bullding on Tele- from New York. Local Forecast Official. | §%c: chofce, 8%@ioc; fancy, 10c. = Walnuts, 3@4c for hardshell and 4@6c for soft- | 5 Spring Valley Water graph Hiil I8 holsted about ten minutes before | | ROTTERDAMSailed May 2-Stmr Maas e PRUNES 4@si4c. PORTLAND, Or., May 2.—Exchanges, $25%.- | grell; Almonds, s@ic for hardshell, 6@7c for Street— noon, and is dropped at noom, 120th meridian, | dam, for New York. EASTERN MARKETS. APRICOTS Rovay 3Q10c; Moorpark, 1091 | 783; balances, $19,%0. Softshell, 8%@de for paper-shell; Peanuts, 4 | 100 Market-street Rallwoy . by telegraphic signal received each day from |~ LONDON—Sailed May 26—Stmr Massachu- 3 PEACHES—Unpeeled, 5@3c; peeled, 12g: ferors s %o for Eastern and 4tic for Celifornia;” Pe- the United States Naval Observatory at Mare | setts, for New York. i e COTTON MARKET. ;R Brazil INVESTMENT BOARD. TIsland, Cal. N%uxa May 26—Stmr Victoria, for NEW YORK STOCK MARKBT. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. : — A notice stating whether the timeball was | New York. i P perta o r 100, —_— 2 e NEW ORLEANS, May 26.—COTTON—Steady: g H’—Oflm‘ kfl bf?‘h! and dro] time or giving the error, if any, is NEW YORK—Arived May 26—Stmr Patriss ¥W YORK, May 20-The movememt of | CHICAGO, May %6.—Thero was a good deal | midaling, 6o, : o IO I estractod PRQ] e e mame iy Dy the afiarnoon pegers ] from: Fambuey |