10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1897. THE COMMERCIAL WORLD MARKETS. delphia and Baltimore refined, $610; rofinea in bulk, $3 65. HOPS—Crov of '95. 3@4c: crop '96, 6@9c; coast, crop 95, 8G4c; crop ‘96, 6@10. London markew SUMMARY OF THE Fiver unchanged. ‘Wheat Freignts steady. Wheat rather firmer. | 5270 Barley firm. Oats and Corn dull. WOOL—Domestic fieece, 18@23c: pulled. 15@ Old Rye held bigher. New lower. 22c. HIDES—Buenos Ayres. dry, 20 ibs, 1813@19¢: Galveston, 20 1o 25 Ibs., 14c. LEATHE! Hemlock eole, Buenos Ayres, light 10 heavy weights. 18@20c; acid. 19@22c. Dried Fruite. RA’S!N!—C‘“,O;"‘!.‘50|D boxes, 23;€: :m:ln. | 334 @bysc: seeded, 734,@5%4c: seediess muscatels, | ia@s%5c. CERitaNTs — 4 bulk, B1@6c; cases, S1a@dYac: cleaned cartons, Hay advanced. Feedstufls unchaagea. Flour as before. Beans and Seeds still nezlecte i Potatoes firmer. Onions weaker. Butter tending downward. Eggs firm. Vezetables generally lower. A car of Eastera Poultry in. Peaches and Apricots in good supply. 14~ In barrels: cieaned Coniderable chanze in Dried Frults and Ralsias. | bulk, 3% e N 8 _Calffornia, 25-B boxes, 314@7c: 50-B Pro. sions keep qu et. Hams are firm. Bty Wool is higher and firmly beld. Hides and leatber dull. Hogs firm. Other meats nnchangsd. Coftee inactive. fed FOREIGN FXPORT MOVEMENT. PEACHES-California. unpeeled, bags. 6@8c: boxes, 7@8c: peeled. 101 AP k1 COTS - Carviornie, Coxes, 8%4@150; bags, 7@ )0c. CITRON—11@12%4c¢ for cy boxes. F1GS—Fancy ordinpry, 12@l¥c: iadcy washed, 20@22c. Da TES—Persian. 60-b boxes. 214@53%e0: Fard, The value of the merchand!se exported from the | yn'vo ot ea/ G cases, 534@6¢. United States curing the month of May was:| WALNULS-Callfornia sisndacd 6%gc; s Domestic. $76.502 052: 10 eign, $1,460.402: total | sheli, Sc. 77,762.484. For the eleven months ending May ALMON DS—Shelled. lb"/alzu Domestic, $960.126,627; forelgn, $17,565,203; Meotals, total, $977,691,730. The imporia ior May | PIG IRON—Southern $)26@1080; Noruner, g\ 79,521,827, = 1091 amounted in value o 79,521,827, the excesn over | $19@L% (L o1y 0001, oo, exports being $1,550,342. The exvoris of §old | (GpPER — Broxers, $ L@13%: exchaoge, coin and bullion d uring May amounted to 89,486, 711, and the Imporis 10 559,955, showing an ex- cess of exporis of $5,806.755. Uuring the eleven months the excess of imports was $48,270,938. The value of the silver coln and bullion exported during May was §4,837,542 anl the imports $766,704. showing an excess of exporis of 83,67 635, ' For the eleven months ending May the ex- cess of exports of silver over Imports of the same smounted Lo $45,918, #11. strong. LEAD — Brokers, $3 15; Strong. Stocks and Bonds. exchange, 83 7. American Sugar. American Suga ‘American Tobacco. Cordage. Coraage Prd Denver & Rio Delaware & Lackawana. 156 00 Erie. Fort Way = 167 00 General Electrie. 3300 33 60 Hocking Vailey il Jerses Central.. ... — 81 8714 Kansas & Texas, Pid. 31121 5200 Lake Shore...... = 175 00 Louisville & Nashviile 50 00 498714 Mannattan Con 8775 8775 Missouri Pactric North Pacific. ... North Pacitic, Pid. Northwestern . | | New York Central.. | igaLIon. ... Orezon Navigation. Pid. Pacific Mall. ... Pullman .. Seown Rock Island.. Reading. Eoutbern Pacl B5er - SEL2a T ific... Tennesser Coal & 1ron. ... Unlon Pacific U. = Leather. | L. & Leatnes P1d Earsiver.. Sterling on 3 Sterling on London. sl 12 HOURS higher, owing (0 better prices for hogs aL the yards and smaller recelpts. Ifrading was only active and mostiy 10 cover by shorts. were the principal seliers. There was some buy- ing by ouialiers. The cash demand was only falr A smal supply of native cattie met & rather feotle demand ai Mouday's prices. Unly the ©ho.ce smOOIh steers sold reacily at the values of the day before. Feeders were siow of sale at 2uc decline from the best prices of last week.and liveral suply of veal ca ves had 10 go fully Sc be- | low prices paid a weex aso. There were no fresh arr 1vals in Liie Texas division In hogs there was a brisk iraie from the outset DURING PAST Explanation. e arrow files with (he wind. The top figures tion Ipdicate maximum temperaturs for the those underneath it. it any, the amount of | Taintall, of melted suow in iiches and hundredins, | during 'the past twelve bours. lsobars, or solid lines, connect poin s Of equal air pressure; 180- therms, o doited lines, equal temperature. The word “high” means high barometric pressure and 18 usuaily accompanied by fair weather: “ow” Tefers to low pressure. and Is usually preceded and accompanied by cloudy weatherand Tains. Lows”_usually first appear on the Wushington coast. When :he pressure is high in_the interior | and iow aloog the coast, and the isobars extend | Dorth and south along the COMSL. TAin is probable: | 8L 8:roug O advance on onday’s best prices. but when the “low 13 inclosed with 1sobars of | Or 733c above the wemk Opening prices of thai marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is Improb- | day. On that basis the the supply was rapidly able. With a “high" in the vicinity of 1dano. and | bought up, packers operaung freely and taxing the pressure falling to the Callfornia coast, WArMeE | every(hing use fui. weather may be expected in summer and colder | Ty ghe prun was about the weather (n winter. The reverse of thesecondiions | and found quile ready sale at steady prices. i ie will produce an opposite result. | demand fo neavy sheep is stil siack, but all xood == 1{ UFFS—Prices in 8Acks are as follows. usua discount tothe trade: Grabam Flour, $2 85 #_100 s: Kye Flour, §2 50 $ 100: Kice Fiour, 5 75: Cornmeal, @ 25; extracream do. $2 75 Oatmeal. $350; Out Groa's, $4: Hominy, 83 108 8 30: suckwheat Fiour, $8 25@3 bu; Uracked Wheat, §3 50: Fariua, §4: Whols Wheat Fiour, 3: Kolled Uats (bbls.) 4 75@b 15: Pearl Bariey. 83 75@4; Spiit Peas, 13 £0: Green do, $4 25 w100 HAY AND FEEDSTU FS. Hay 18 higher. It 1s not very often that Hay advances this time of the year, when the new crop is coming in. Nochange in Bran and Middlings BRAN—$14@14 50 for the best and $:3@.3 50 ton for outside brands. MIDDLING~—$18@19 for 219 51 lower grades and )50 B ton for the best FEEDSTUF =S — Kolled Bartey, $16 50@17 licake Meal at the mill, $26 50 B ton: jobbing. §27 50. HAY—Old_Wheat is quotable at $8@11 B ton: new Wheat, $7@9 50 B 1on: W heat and Oat, $7. 10; Oat, $5@8 50; new Wila Oat, $6@7 50; lev, 86 50@s; new Rarley. $5@5 50 for Hiver and $67 for other grades; compressed, $T@10: new A falta, first cutting. $5@5 50; second $6@8 50; stozk, $6@7; vew Clover, #6@5 B ton. STRAW-—25@50c B bale BEANS AND SEEDS. Both Beans and Seed: the former are in abundant supply. BiXANS—Pavos quoted at §$1 65@1 75; Small Whites, $1@1 15 @ ctl: Large Whites, $1@1 05 # cil: Pinks 95c@81 U2ie; Reds. $1@1 15: Biack- eye, 1 40@1 50: Ked K dnev, nominai. Lim.s, $1 40@1 60: Butters. $1@) 25. Pea, $1@1 15 SrEUS—Brown Musta.d 82 50@3 75; Yeilow Mustard, #1 75§ cu: Flax, 81 60@1 70: Canar Seed, 13,@214c B 1b: Alfafa, 614c: Kape, 2150 284c: Hemp, 3c; Timothy, 434c. ) PEAS—Niies, nomiual; Green, $1 30@ POTATOES, ON:ONS, VEGETABLES. Almost all the leading Vegetavles are lower. un- der large receipts. Potatoes are rather firm Onions range about the same. POTA10ES—New Eary Rose in boxes 50@ 85c; new Burbarks, 75c@$1: old Burbauk Seed- 40@50c for all kinas. 10\ —New Reds, 50@60c B sack; Silver- ON | skins, 65@75c B ctl. | | Hens; VEGETABLES — Summer Squash boxes 18 quotable at 25@40c B b x: Bay *qu 50@75c w box: Cucumbers, 25@35c ® box for Maryaville, SU@75¢ bx for Bay; Asparagus. 50c @8$1 25 for common. $J 50 for cuoice and $1 7.@ 2 25 for fancy: Rhobarb, 26@50c # bx; Dried Peppers. 6@dc B 1 Chile und 1@1 75 B bx 1or Bell: Green 1 eas, 133 @215 P B: Striug Beans. 1@3c: Green OKr., B@i215¢ ® b; Fgg Plant. 12@1oc B b Cabbage, T8¢ P ctl: Larro.s, 45@SUc ¥ sack: Gariic, 2c & D: iomatoes, 75c@8L B bx for Vacavills and 50 for River: Green Corn, B@20c # dogen for acavlie and 20@25¢ for Alameda BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS, Dealers continne to make concessions io sell but- ter and the market is tenaine downward in conse- quence. change in cheess. BUTTKR— CREAMERY—Fancy creameries, 16@16%4c; sec- onds. 15 1534c P B Darny—Choice 10 faucy, 13@l4c B B: lower grades, 1021 14c PICKLED—1:@16c B B for new. FIRKIN—1£@.6¢ B 1 for new. CREAMERY 1UB—New, 17@18: 9 b EASTERN—12@1234C f0r Indle-pat ked. CHEESE—Chuice mild new, 8¢ B 1b: common to 00d. 6@7%c B B: Cream Cheddar, 10@!lc: oung Americs, 8G0c: Western, 1ici Kastern, 13@lbc B b. E Gss—Ranch Eggs, 12 10@12c B doz; Eastern, 13c # doz. TOULTRY AND GAME. 16c B doz: store Eggs, 1@12%¢: Duck Eggs, POULTRY—A (ar of Kastern sold at 12 for Turkeys, $5@5 25 for Hens, and $4 50 for Roost- ers Local stock 1s In large supply and dull at about previous prices. Live Turkeys, 11@12¢ for Gobblers, 10g11c for Geese 3 pair. 75c@$1: Ducks, $3 253 60 for old and 83 50@5 for young: Hens, Roosters, young. #6@8: do. 0id, 84@4 25 Fryers. $4@> W dozen: Broilers, $350@4 for Iarge and 82@3 for small; Pigeons, s] x6@1 50 B dozen for young and for old. GAME—Hare, nominal; Rabbits, bominal DECIDUOUS AND CITEUS FRUITS, Cantaloupes from Yuma are hard to sellat §3 # dozen Cherries have ceased 10 be the leading fruit now, and Peaches ana Apricots have the call. Peaches | are in large supply and dull, but Apricots seil very well. Apples and Pears are In their usual large siock. Plums are runoing green yet. Figs are not very active DECIDUOUS FRUITS— Straw berries, $2@3 B chest for large and 82 5) @4 50 for smail. Biac'cberries. $2@3 @ chest. Gooseberiies. 1@i%c § B for small and 2%c for large and 4@5c 10r Egiish. Laspberrics, $3@5 P chest. Currants, 1 .0@3 ' ch Peaches, 20@40c @ box and 30@40c B basket. Plums, 26@75¢ ¥ box. Cherry Plums, 10@25¢ B drawer. h:::yn Apricots, 25@50c B box and 35@50c B . Green Pears, 25@35c $ box and 10@15c basket. » 0ld A pples, small and 65@8! 1 50; New Apples, 16@35¢ 9 iarge box 'and 2 ¢ B 10c P _box: loose Bl Al Alne, S5@300 § bosang e Figs, Black. mngle layers, 25@40c B box: double Iayers, 5C@T5c. CITRUS FRUITS—Navel Oranges, $:@2 50 for cho.ce 10 fancy and £1@1 50 P box for com- mon; Seedlings $1@1 50 B box. Mediterranean Sweets, 81 50@1 75: Si. Michuels, $2 50@3: Lemons, 76c@ . 26 for common and 31 Su@s P box for %00d to choice; Mexican Limes, 35 o0 @7: Ualifsrois Limes 75 B to<: Banaas. $1 25 @2 50 B bunch: rineapp.es, $:@4 50 B doz. DRIED FRUITS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETC. Prices for both Frult and Reisius show consider- able change. The former are very dull at the nio- ment and dealers are wiliing to make free conoes- sions to sell. Honey is lower and weak, with a poor inquiry. DR/ED FRUITS—Quotations are as f:llows Peaches, 5@6c B M: fancy, 614c P Ib: peeled. 1 pricots, new, in sweaibox, jarks. 1 @12 dried, 23, @334c: whi ¢ Figs ugde Plums, zes: @43zc for i itte ! and 1@1%40 for unpitted: > ectarlucs, 3%@4lac B I for prime to taucy : Pears, v f A Bkt i y: Pears, or quarters and pASING—T our-crown. , 4@5c; : 2. crown. 22,@314c B Y seediess Muscatels, 4@4ac; 3-crown London iay. continue neglected, and | - | WHITE L Green Peppers, »@10c for | Eggs are firm and tending upward. No | ers, $1@1 15: clusters, 31 15@1 25: Dehesa clus- Tork, 87585 mberial Slustars. $5@2 1. NUTS _Wainats, 6% @7c ® b for s anaard and 9@OVACTH b Tor safiaheil: Almonds, 6@TC for L goedoc. 215@314c for hardsh+1l wnd B@9c P 1 for papershell; Peaiuts. 4@5¢ @ B for Eas ern and dc for California; Hickory Suts. 5a6c P Ib; Pecan 9@10c @ B K1 berte 9g0igc: Brazi. Nuia, 8@9c; Cocounuts, 100, HONE Y S Comb, 10c tor brisht and 7@% for lower grades; new water-white extract:d, 414@434¢: lign: amber extracted, 33 @4c ® Bb. BEESWAX—2:@25c B B. PROVISIONS. { | Hama continue the oniy firm article on the list. | Trade is stitl du'L C”RED MEATS—Bacon, Th4c B b for heavy, Sc B 1b for light medinm, 9c B b ligh, 10c B B | for extralight and 12¢ P 1 for sugar-cared. East- rn sugar-cured Hams, 12@1233c B Ib; California Hams, 1034@11c. Mess Beef, $5@8 50 B bbl, exira mess do, $8 5U@9: tamily do, 89 J0@10: extra prime Pork. $10@10 50- extra clear, 813 50 §14 hhl: mess 912 5u@13 bbl; Smoked Bee £ bec B 1 | -AKD—Eastern tierces are quoted at 514c for | compound and 6c for pare: pal.s, 834¢; Caliiornia | tlercos, 414c B W for compound and Bise for | pure; hulf-bols, b3gc: 10-1 tins, 814c: do 5-1b, |8lgc @D LO1) ULENE — Tier es, 53jc. Packazes lews thau 300 s—i-b paix, 60 in & cas 5, 20 1 n case, & 51 palls, 4ci 10-1 G ey s 10 & case, T8gc: 774c: fancy tubs, B0 140 s, Tige Wb HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. s net, 76c; haif-bbls, about Wool Is quotea rather higher and holders are very firm. The eftects of the tarift are now being seen. The uemand aiso shows marked Improve- ment. liops are nominal and neglected. Hides are dull. IIDES AND SKINS—Calls and brands sell 1c under sound siock. Heavy salted_steers, E@815c ® b: medium, 7c: light, 635@7c B _Db: Cow.iide: B15@7c: ~tagh, b; saited hin, 6@7c: salied calf, @5 B Ib: salted Veal, 6@7c; dry Hides lic culls and brands, luc; dry kip and Veal, 8@10¢c; ory Caif, 18c; culis, 10c; Goatsins, 20@35cesch: | Kivs, b¢; Deerskins, good summer, 2oc B Ib: winter, 20c; Sheepskins, saeariings. ch} short wool, 26@40 each; medium, 40@50c exch: long woois. 5U@,>¢ rach. TALLOW—No. 1, renderes, 23,@3c B 214@:ge: refined, 434c; Grease, 2C P b. WUOLC—Sprag ciip 1s quoted: Mcuutain, 11@ 13c: Foothii, 9@:lc; San Joaquin, year's clip, B@9c: do, seven monchs, T@9: B b; Nevadas, No 2, @1:c; Eastern Ores01. 8@~ | HUPS—8@Sc for fair .o choice and 9@10c B B for 1aucy. \onte.cis are being drawn av 8@1vc for new Oregons and T1p@8c for new W asbingions and 815@ivc for Cali or..is. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. BAGS—Calcutia Grain Bags, 475@5¢; San Quen- tin, 85 40; Wooi Bags 24@27c. COA L—Wellington, $8: New Wellington, $8; Southfie'd Weilington, $7 50: Seattle, $550; Eryaat, 85 50: Coos Bay, 84 75 Wallsend. $7 50 | ® ton:’ Camberiaud, #1350 B ton in buik and 15 50 iu sucks: Pennsylvanta. Anthracie Egg, k. Welsh Anthracite, $8810; Cannel, §8 2 prings, Castle ‘GLaze aud Pleasant Valiey,$7 80; Coke, $11@1: in buk aud $13 % ton In Kks. CANNED FRUITS—Cherrles, black o 2%4-, exira, 82 ® doz: White Uherries. 2341, exira. $2 50 215-D. siandards, $2 10; Peaches— Yellow. tree, 81 10@1 50: Apricots, 90c@G$1 0! Kaspberries, 1 75 Straw berrics, $1 75. CANNED VEGETABLE>—Tomatoes, T0¢ 115 ns: Peas, $1@1 25 B dozen. COFFLE—18 uull CosT KIcA—16@17c B T for good to prime washed; 1435@1484¢ for 40.d: 13@ldc for good mixed with b.ack veass; 12@1 ouder, 1ot on ~ line of M_street, 82:6 W of Tenth avenue, W 25 by & 100: $10. John ana Maggie monv to Peter Tamony, lot on ¥ ling of Andeigen suieet, 175 8.0t Eugenia nue, 8126 E 70. N 190, k 70, N 37:6, W 70, 12:8, W 70, lots 350, 331, 332, 334, 336, 388, Gift | Map1: 310 Revse Liewellyn to Anua Liewellyn. 1ot on § | cornec of Java and Park avenue sW 157:6, St | 125 NE 151:2, XW 1 118, biock 5. s terest in 8.9 and 10, block 8, Fliut Tract Home- ead: gt M. HLogan to Maclean Hospital and Sani- tarium, lot on SW corner of Caselll avenue and tide lands. bounded by Eleventh and Twelfth avenues, =hip and Dock streets: §10. ALAMEDA COUNTY. Josiah Lewis 1o Harriet A. Lewis. lot on SW coraer of Fallon and Seventh streets, W 100 by S 23, Delng lo: 13, block 138, Map of Duloa Prop- erty, Oakia~d: ift ‘alow Jackson to J. H. Sumner (executor ot the estate of Dolly S_ Webster), lots 19 nnd 20, block 86 on Map of James B. Larue’s Addition to Clinion and San Antonio, East Luklan :: $2624. Jcho L. and Anoa Kreye to Ame'ia E. Daly (wiie of John E.). lo. on X line of Taylor avenue, 217 W of Ninthatreet, W 25 by N 110, Alamed; The Joseph A. Leonard Compsny to Robert G. ¥ imer, loc on N Iine of Webs er street, 172 62 E of Deakin, K 40 by N 150, being_tne W 30 feet of jot 8 and’ E 10 feet of iot &, biock F, Woolsey Tract, Berkeley: $10 William aud M rion W. Ambrose to George S. Ambrose, Iot 1, Map of Buena Vista terrace, Hay- wards, sulject to a morigage for $1000, ~Eden Township: $10. Rudolph and Matilda Armstrong, August Lang and Pacific States Savings, Loan and Banking Company, by Commissioner, 1o Frank ana Miunis £mith, 10ton E fine of siagnolis street, 185.80 & of Tenin, % 50 by E 120. block 547, Oakland; $3597. Ga-ton Strauss to G. Schulize, lot on N line of Chanuing way, 107:7 k of 1remont street, & 25 by N 130, being the W half of lot 21, block %, Barker Tract, Ber200 X Nev....54 250 .......... B850 ... ....l101500 ¥ Josi... 32 Following were the saies in the Pacific Stock Board yesterday: REGULAR SESSION—10:30. L4100 LU V... 1.45,300 Potoal . l “1.4([40 Bavags. 800 200 Caleda. ... 08|50 Mexican.. 2813 150 Chlinge. 41200 Op uir... ..86/400 Unioa. 8U0 Choliar . 300 Alta 10 Oonir. 00 Andes 200 ........T4214] 200 10 ) Beleher....1* 200 . 1451100 Potost. 200 ... 188 #u0 Eullion.. .09 200 Caleds. .. v6| 200 Justice’.0.100 .- 500 Kentck....04 40 Union. H[100 Mxie. a5 700 500 Nv Qn’".[05!500 100 Cocid...... 18350 , CLOSING QUOTATIONS. TUESDAY. June 33—4 P.v. Fet. ~onen St gaeat. 04 05 Alphs Con.....” 04 AlA e Y8 = Apden il 1% 15 04 05 Belcher - 17 18 27 2% Best &Hoicdar 42 4i|NevadaQuess — (6 BentonCoa... 1L —|)ccidental 14 15 Bullon ..... .. U8 63 65 Caledonia. . U8 10 12 [T T ——— 42 43 Con.Cal&Var.. 140 24 3 Chailence Con. 41 A= Con. imperia. U1 rex. Belcher . 06 08 Confidence...... 1.00 ilver il .0 01 02 Con New Yots — 53 54 Lrown Foian_. 17 .40 145 EasiSierraNss — oL us Eurekato:.. — 35 36 bacheuer " — O3l ima...... . U4 (5 Gl S ARy, BL D feow ke 33 34 Baivedorees 72 74 STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. TUESDAY. June 22-2 P % UNITED STATES BONDS. Tean conn.112lg — Lonew meues-d = — MISCELLANKOUS BONDS. Cal-miOhiaSe. 11¥%4 — (vemtaa3i. — 10t Cal Elacl 6412643 Lodisbe. 108 — CotraCWos — 97 |Umnibus . 133341 Dpot-stex-op — 100 [P&O RySs. — 13 Bit dskea U S dsreg...109 31034 | Edsn L&P 6312614 P&Ch Ry 6+.102 105 F&CHRR 6s1043s — |Pwist KRBi11435118 Geary-st K3s — 100 |Keno WL&L — 105 HC&S0%e100 — (tactoP&u. — 100 Losang L6 — 100 | FENPRS:. 103% — DoGnteed 63 97 102 ~PRKAris8: 93 = 9315 MxtsiCblegs125 1.6 [~PRECaios. 107 108 DoKyCon 83 1071410735~ KR (alds. — n4 NatVin6s s — 100 |=PErRCai8i 9914100 NevCNeR7s — 105 |VWater§. 1183, — KyOal 6a.it5 106 |SVWaiers. JUU55101 DEyom wal — 95 [kwuEEs - 102 WATER STOCKS. Contrs Costa 3015 — (Sprag Valley 9834100 MarimGa: B — GAS AND ELECTBIC STOZKS racitio Lica. 47 80 e, 881 - |SF G&Kleo 053 MEleoLighi B1; 9 | Toledo 3 Freeman, Tulare R e, Tole b Mrs T Dodge, St Louls E Farnsworth, Ontarlo D C :larrison, Mich D O Tool, Coulterville G Brown, 3 enver yr:!‘l”l-“’:.‘“l' Rls\'ersme Blauche Dobois, Ohio niz, Sacto ~ C £ Edwarde: Arg X Frant dvwards, Los Ang . GRAND HOTEL. W Haley, Chicago H Wilson & w. Sacto Mirs Adams, Saita Clara Miss Harris, Mrs Duniels, ‘1 ulare Mrs Hoodson, W Smaliman, L Angls B M Ward, N ¥ H Grozus & fy, Norioik 8 N Anderson, Pomon: O Voilbehrs, Germany P D'Enert, Germuny S H Paine, Frultvale F L Coombs, Naps F Kvans, Chicago Miss H X Frisbie, Ohlo Mrs I' W Sampeil, Ohio C F Tysan&w, Alabama P -ampel], Ohio MissTysan, uiontg mery Miss E B Gresham, Ala G Faricy. Montcomery ~ J D Alexander. Boston Mrs F Currie, Seattie UM Peck, « hicago R Hayes & wt, Chicago C F Grant. Saiinas # Blair, Sacramento -~ JC Valentine, Midletown G A Suith, Courtlaud I Kech, St Heiena H ve, warysvile B Hecox & w, Fresno C Maze & w, Cal 8 Allen & w, Lakeport Mrs R K Ruthien, N Y G H Harve. Shinglespgs Miss Ruthven, Buftalo WH Harvey,ShingleSpgs E T Tilley Cal ————— A Smart Cabin-Boy. brandy. boy. rooted aversion to the their aid. few yards the cabin-boy. ja accosted by the customs officer. lowing dialogue ensued : there?" Can’t tell you, sir.” ‘But you must.” “Captain said I wasn’t to, sir.”” “On, but I'm a Custom-house officer, yonder and have you arrested. knows, Mr. und, see, go out this wa wait.—Tit-Bit: ——————— The Way to Make Mone: Take a dollar bill and fold it times each way. will find it in creases. who put you on to the scheme. happy.—Wavcross (Ga.) Jourpal. 3 W Ellsworth, S Rosa ¥ A W arner & w,Chlcago | Mrs C Jameson &d, Cal BG Lester & w, Denver H S Smith, Sacramento Revs W Butler&w,Umaha ¥ S Keefer & w, L Angels A certain captain included among his cargo a number of gallon-jars of fine Incidentally he also inciuded a remarkably smart and intelligent cabin- The worthy skippsr had a deep- inconvenient curiosity of the revenue officers—in short, he desired to land his brandy without Upon berthing his vessel alongside the quay a plank was pushed on to the jetty, and as soon as the patrol came within a carrying the s, stepped ashore and was immediately The fol- “Well, my lad, what have you got my boy, and if you don’t tell me what you huve tnere I shall call that constable over | “Well, sir, captan’ll just kill me if he | He said 1 was to take the jars o " (mentioning the officer’s name), | 12 B— street, with bis compliments.”’ On,de Isee. Itsall right; I'm Mr. —. Here's a snilling for your honesty ; The officer is still waiting for the arrival of that boy and brandy, and will have to several Then unfold it and you Keep the increase, but send the original bill to the printer, Take a silver dollar and drop it on the counter. You will at once notice the ring it makes. Send the ring to your best girl and the dollar to_the printer. and they’ll both be THE CALL CALENDAR. June, 1897. u.|Ma Tu.| W.|Th | ¥ ﬂzix}a‘n’ 1' alielasinig=———m= — | —|—|—|—|—| ) Fout 2oon. | i June 14. 18|14 18|16 |17 |18 18 20 21| 22|25 |26 | 25|26 Last Quarter| June 21. @ o dioon. June 20, EE=s D STEAMERS. 27 |28 | 29 |30 = OCEAN Dates of Departure From San Francisco. |_sats._ | rrem f T|Juness vaw | Paell Pugel Soand..|June23, e |Pler 3 HumboldtBay |June2s, 2rM|Pler : S o-e. |June24, 2eu Pier7 | Junezd 12 u| biees |San Dieo. . |June25. 13 | Pier 1L |Vic & Pat &na|Tnne2s. 9au |Plers Arcata Jun |Coos Bay ... 104 | Pler 13 Chiixat 7. | Ferndule. .l |Jane26.12 u|Pler 13 Pomonn. ... | Humboldtisas |Junez6. *ru | biecd Bunol...". |Grars Harbor. |June26. Sru| Plerd State of Cal | Fortiana |June27.20ax | erer 34 CoosBay.... | Newporc. . |June27. Sam [Pier 1L Corona...... | San Diego. Farallon. ..|June28.11au | Pleril | Yaauina Bav:|June30. orx | Pierz City Puebia|Vic & Pgt Snd | Junes0. Sau | Prer 9 Homer. Oregon ports. . [Junes0,10ax | Pier 8 Acapuico. .. | Panama. July. | Columbia: | Portiand |77 | Joly 3104k | Prer 24 STEAMEES T0 ARELVE. Glenshiel. """ |China and Japan.. Grays Haroor. ... Humboidt Bay Mexico China and Japan..... Portiand Humbold: Hay. . Rio Janeiro. |China & Japan June26, lru|PM S S . PMSS STEAMER | Frox | Dom Caanna. . [Coos 1sar “Junezs Eanta Kosa. "’ |San Diezo. June-3 State of Cal..... | Portiand. . ‘‘Jupe23 Progreso Beattie June23 Crescen Uity. .. | Crescent Gity Junezd Coos Bay... June2s Chilkat ... el River..... June2s Coon Ray. Newport. .. sune2s ~June2s | I June2s | |- -3une27 | June27 | Junea7 Junez7 Sune27 < June27 June27 | Junezs June28 Juneas Tune29 June2s June3o | | mUUN AND UNITRD STATRS COAST AND GEONFTTIO SumvET Tiums AND HEients or HISR AND Low WATERS AT FOKT POINT, ENTRANON To Eax FRANCISCO BAY. PUBLISHED Y Orpr AL AUTHORITY OF THN SUPKRINTENDENT. Norx—The high and low waters occur as thy City Front (Missioz-sirest Whar) aboa: twenty Sve minuses Jaior than &t Fort Foint. wup nelsns o1 tide Is the same a both piaces. June- 1897 Wedaesday, June 28 4.47)Moon risas 17.36| Moon sets. - |Tima| 5 Z5| 3 x| 3 8o/ 3 s.2| 5. 24 28 431(-0:1321| &

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