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8
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver lower.
Wheat and Barley continue to advance.
Tellow Corn scare?. Oats firm but quiet.
Itye very firm. Hay an.i Brau higher.
Sharp rise In Beans.
Feedstuff- still higher.
Flour and Mill-toff, firm.
Potato sand Vegetal) es unchanged
But. firm. Eggs arrive in bad order.
More Eastern Poultry in.
Fresh Frul a' out the same.
Prunes very lirra and advancing.
Dried Apricot-, firm.
Nuts acd Hon. y dull.
Provisions lively and advancing.
Wool quiet and flrm. Hides unchanged.
Hops inactive.
Meat market unchanged.
Sugar advanced. Oils a. before.
Gralnbags firm.
TREASURE SHIPMENT.
The Doric took out a treasure list of f 395,976,
consisting o- --•"' -*' ; I" Mexican Dollars. f 1830
n Gold Coin and $18 ,000 in silver Bullion.
Explanation.
The arrow files with the wind. The top figure*
at station indicate maximum temperature for the
days: those underneath lt. If any, the amount of
rainfall, of melted snow in Inches and hundredths,
during the past twelve hours. Isobars, or solid
lines, connect po!n s of equal air pressure; iso
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word "hieh" means high barometric pressure and
■ls usually accompanied by fair weather: "low"
refers to low pressure, and is usually preceded
end accompanied by cloudy weather and rains.
"Lows" usually first appear on the Washington
coast. When the pressure is high In the interior
and low along the coast, and the isobars extend
north and south alone the coast, rain is probable:
but when the "low* Is inclosed with Isobars of
marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is improb
able. With a "high" in the vicinity of Idaho, and
the pressure falling to the California coast, warmer
Weather may be expected Id summer and colder
weather in winter. The reverse of these conditions
will produce an opposite result.
THE WEATHER BUREAU.
United Status i ki'artuevt of ..oßicrLr
TrKE, NVeatukr Bcßur, Sax Francisco,
July 27 1*97, 5 P. M
The following are tbe maximum temperatures
reported rom sta ions In California to-day:
Eureka 60. Ked Bluff 98. San . vis Obispo 80,
Los Angel ■ 82, Sa ; Diet.* 70, Yuma 103.
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature 60,
minimum 48, mean 65.
Weather Condition*, and General Fore
casts
An area of low pressure lies over Montana Dur
ing the past twenty-four hours there has been a
fall in pressure of nearly .03 of an inch in the Brit
ish pos-e-sions north of Montana.
Th • temperatjre has remained nearly stationary
on the Pacitic Hope, but has risen rapid y over
tne country east of the i.ocky Mountains. The
temperatures in the great valleys of California are
Sllghtl* p.b v.- the normal.
No ral * has lall n w* st of the Bocky Mountains.
The following maximum "In velocities are re
ported; Port Angeles, 30 .Miles an hour from the
northwest; 1 ort Canby, 28. north; San Francisco,
36. southwest; l-.l Paso, 34, northeast
Forecasts made a: ran Francisco for thirty
tours ending midnight. Juiy 28, 1897:
Nor.nern Va.i la— i .ou ,iy Wednesday, with
heavy fog along t c coast; fre^h southwesterly
winds.
southern California— Fair Wednesday, excep:
fog in the morning along the coast; westerly winds
.Nevada— Fair Wednesday.
Utah— Fair A'ednesday.
Arizona— Cloud y NVednesday.
S-n francisco and vicinity— Cloudy Wednesday,
with fog in the morning; fre h southwesterly
winds. Alexander McAdie,
. oca! Forecast * ffictal.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, N. V., July 27.— tbe stock
market to-day profit-taking was - gain on a large
sea c, p.nd while the business of the commission
houses was doubtless on the buyers* side, It was
naturally not stimulated by the sagging tendency
of prices. The beginning of the fortnightly settle
men; of the London Stock * x hange disclosed an
expected short account in the American stocks
and foreign houses were buyers to the extent of
10,000 shares. As was the case last week when
foreign dealings shfted temporarily to the buying
side, th- execution of ijondon orders was without
any definite * fleet on the market.
In early dealings tbe strength of anthracite coal
shares mad.- th m conspicuous features of the
market Granger shares and Industrials fur
nished by far the larger par: of the activity in the
remainder of the market In sugar and Chicago
Gas a continued liquidation was evident, and the
first-named stock suffered a severe dccli ne. Wide
fluctuations In -A-meric.n tobacco gave _* promi
nent position in the marke: to th.t stock, hut
they were no more definitely explained than the
recent activity In stock has been. Dealings In
bonds on a 'afr scale of activity and a reactionary
tone prevailed. The market closed weak.
Governmen - . and railway bonds st on . Bar si
ver. 5814 c. Bar silver, London, closed 2614 c.
Money on call 1 per cent: time money— 6o
days _Va cent, three and four months it .4 per
cent, six months 3 per cent on good mixed Block
Exchange collateral. Prime Indorsed bits receiva
. ble. 81 £3% per cent: choice prime single nan e-.
B^4@4 per cent: good names. 4! a.4 1 / 2 per cent.
Posted asking rates for sterling, $4 87 for long
bills and 84 8* for demand. Actual rates: Long
bills 84 86 !'4<a4 86%: sight drafts. 84 87V+@
4 871/2: cable transf-rs, $4 87V 2 <_.4 87%. Domestic
exch, he" on New York: San Francisco tight,
15*- premium: graph, 171^0 prem urn.
Money in London */_<&/_ per cent. Rates dis
cum In op ii I,.., rket, both -hor. a d 3-month bills,
' + '.13-16 per cent.. mount of bullion gone Into
Bauk of England on balance to-day £16,000.
Wheat and Flour.
WHEAT- 1 0 : M) 11:00 12:00 1:00 ' 2-10
•> >'----- „ P4S/„ 8334
Kej.tember 79 7914 7«y 8 79. i 79t/_
December Soy. fco3/ 8 »OVs «*0 '4 80S- 8
t-pot more active, stronger, 1.0.' * ahoat No.'l
Northern spring New York, 85.4(a>>6c: No. 2
ba d wint.r, 81Vic; No. 2 red. 8.84,^3^0: No. 1
hard spring 9 ,c.
Future radi ng closed July, 833,4 c; September
79l/ 2 c; December; »o%c m f '
« _r LO £ R 7 til,rinir _._" " bl,: Na 2 extra - 83 15@
35; No 1 extr;*. S3 .5(0,3 66; straight-, 8- 70(<0
2 90: patents *4 26(3)4 66. *
GRAIN freights— New York to Liverpool
by steam, 40.
Froduce.
COFFEE— Rio, spot dull, steady; No. 7, 7S'_(a
luture trading closed: March, 87 30(27 35-
April. 87..4@7 40: Ma.-, @7;0*7i5: June'
*7 46®7 55; -eptember, 86 -o@6 95; December.
»7 05®7 10.
LAUD- Prime. if 4 40.
PORK— Mess SSIBb -0.
TAL;.OW-3V-r
EUTTER— creamery. Western, 15a
EGGS— State, fresh gathered, 13c
SUGAR— Haw, quiet; bB-deg. test, BV_C
»6-dei test, *%c.
WOOii— Ca'l.orn a northern spring free. l_@lsc;
middle coun rv spring, l_@l8c: Smtheru sprin.
10@ilc: nurry and defective, 6@Bc: fee fell
Northern. ll@13c: fall southern, (:®7.; defective
fall, 5(_.6c.
PETROLEUM— New York rehned. £5 75; Phila
delphia and Baltimore refined. $5 70: relinea ln
bulk. »3 20.
HOPS— Crop of '95, 3©4 c: crop "96, 6@9c; coast,
crop ' 96, B<34c; crop 96, 6010. London market,
60&70 d.
HlDES— Buenos Avrea dry. 20 Iba, 2 ©lßc:
Galveston. 20 t0»25 lbs.. 14Vj@15Vac.
LEATHER— HemIock sole. Buenos Ayres, light
to heavy weights. lo®19c; acid, 19®22c
Dried. Fruits.
RAlSlNS— California. 50-lb box-.*, 2, 8, 4-crown,
SS/iffiSVijc: seeded, 73/+ gayjc: seedless muscatels,
6yJS-;'.3/j.&
CURRANTS — 4©si». In barrels: cleaned
bulk, sV2@6c; cases. 6V_@sy a c: cartons. 6®7v 2 c.
PRUNES— 26-tt) ooxea. 4@7c; 50-tt)
boxes, 4y+@7c.
PEACH Es-callfornla. nnpeeled, bags, 6Vj®Bc;
boxes, 7^t@Bc,' peeled, 10©11»
I APRlCOTS— California, coxes, 7@l2c; bags'
TVaMIO-.
ClTRON— ll©l2V_c for fancy boxes.
FIGS— Fancy ordinary. 12®18c: :ancy washed,
_1f024c
DaTES— Persian. 60- tt* boxes. i @3s / ie; Ford.
Id boxes. 4 ,4<a.sc_ cases, 534® .c.
WaLN UTS -California btandard. £V» c i soft
(hell, 8c
A LMONDo— Shelled. 17y 3 JD290.
Metals.
PIG IRON— southern. fa 50310 50; Northern,
(10012.
PH. TIN-Btralts. 513 70@13 80.
COPPER — Brokers, fil 12Vi: exchange.
FlO 87 Va- Strong.
LE Ajj — Brokers, $3 60; exchange, $3 85.
Strong.
Stocks aud Bonds.
Openlnt. Cloairto.
American Sugar. f 1 .0,-5 1137 00
American Sugar Pfd .
American Tooacco 84 50 82 62y 8
American Spirit Mig C 0.... 12 75 13 37^-a
Atcnison 13 12.4 13 121,*
Atchinson Ptd 26 62 Vi 26 76
Bay state Gas — — 12 50
Canadian Pacinc .. 7176
Central Pacitic _ — - — —
Chicago Gas, „ 98 00 97 25
... B. J- Q „ 88 00 87 62Va
Con. lias _ 17000 170 12V%
Cordage ■ ■
Cordage Pfd
Denver* Rio Grande Pfd. 44 00
Delaware <fc _cackawana.... 158 00 168 00
Erie _. 16 12Vi
Fort Wayne. 16600
General Electric _ 38 62 .j
Booking Valley — —
Jersey Central _ 89 00 90 75
Kansas & Texas, ...... 36 00 34 62 Va
Lake Shore .
Louisville <fc Nashville 63 76 Sit 00
Manhattan Con „. 93 75 93 60
Missouri Pacific 25 2a 26 50
National Lead 34 75 34 25
New Haven — — 17400
New York & New England. - — —
New York Central _ 10175 10175
North Pacific .. ■ 14 00
North Pactttc Pfd. *2 00 4160
Northwestern _ 117 25 117 12y 3
North American. ... — — —
Oregon Navigation «. —^— 2160
Orecon Navigation. Pid.... — — 68 50
Paciflc Mall. _ 3100 311.0
Pullman 170 00
Quicksilver (Con Exchnee). ■ 00
Bock Island 82 00 81 -2Vi
Reading. _. 24 00 24 12U,
Southern Pacific -_ — — 16 00
St. Paul _ 87 87V4 87 3*Vi
Si. Louis A S. F. R. R 47 371^ 47 00
Texas pacific __ 12 00 1160
Tennessee Coil Jt 1r0n..... 24 871% 24 87Va
Union Pacific 8 00 7 ..7V 2
U. Is. Leather — — ■
l. S. Leather. Pfd _. — — 62 60
Western Union 85 37., 86 00
Wabash. Pfd -*
Par Bil ver f 68%
Sterling on London, 60 days 4 87
Sterling on London, sight -. '4 8-*
I". S. 2's, registered ©7 6J
V. ii. 4's, new 126 00
U. 8. 4's, new, coupon 127 00
U. & 4'-s 112 60
U. a 4's. coup 112 75
i. a .a _. _ 114 0>
li. a. 6's, coupon 116 25 i
THE Sll-VEi: HI CLINE.
NEW YORK, N. V., July 27— Sliver was lower
to-day than ever before. Until the decline of re
cent date the lowest prices were those of March 3
and 5, 1891, at ihe time of the * losing of the In
dian mints. The opening quotations to-day were:
Bar si.ver, 5814 c; Mexican dollars, 47% c, and
the closing 58V4C ami 4514' , respectively. T c
local dealers can assign no other reason than lack
of demand. There being no special orders for sil
ver ior any European couniry for mintage and
India not being in the market, the/ regard the f 11
as natural. - \ . \
The Evening Post's London financial cablegram
i to-day has the foi, owing: "The fall in silver ls
j exciting much Interest. The impulse seems to
come main y from American selling, but the flat
ness of Chinese exchange* exceeds the extent
warranted b. the fall ln silver. It 1-* believed
, heavy interest payments by < hiua abroad partly
| acco.ints for it. 1 understand that the negotia
• tions are proceeding for a further Issue of the
I Chinese loan of £16.000,0 J0, but apparently noth
ing definite is done yet."
CHICAGO MARKETS.
CHICAGO. lit. July 27. — Provisions I were
lower to day in spite of the advance in hog prices
at the yards and smaller receipts. Trading was
only moderately active and local traders liqui
dated holdings. Prices rallied slightly on the cov
ering of shorts and some buying by commission
houses together with continuation of goo demand
for cash meats. The cattle market aud ihe senti
ment of tra-le generally was rather more in favor
ot the seller than on any ordin ry Tuesday. here
was no i articular rush for fat ca tie and no essen
tial change in prices. All kind of butchers' stock
sold stea.iy and prime cows and heifers at ou of
sight prices. Beceipts of calves were light, only
800 posted and no particular change In prices.
in hogs trade was active from the first to last
with prices a good 5c higher on all the big pur
chases and plenty of individual lots 10c higher,
the strongest prices being toward the close.
The sheep business was fairy go, with prices
somewhat irregular on range sheep, aDd other
grades a shade lower.
Grain.
WHEAT- 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30
JniJ" 77% 78%
September 7: l 8 7314 7334 73 V* 731/
December 74% "*'*>% 74% 74% 74%
j2:UJ 12:.0 I.OJ 1:1 a
July 77% 783-4
September 7-% 7334 7:s 84 73%
December 75 7*% 74 3 A T* a A
CORN — July. 26%@27c: September, 27y 8 @
27 Vie.
OATS-July, 181/8-: Hep-ember, 17% c
BABLEY-Casb, 27@27.i0.
BYE— lash. 3.* c
ILAXhKKD-Cash, 831* C.
TIMOTHY-Cash. $2 75."
Prod noa.
JOP.K-Joly. *7 70: September. 87 7*.
LARD— JuIy, 84 12y @4 16: September, 84 20.
RIES-July, $4 60; September, 84 62.
BUTTER— Firm, but not esp daily active.
Creameries— Extras. 14^c: firsts, 12y @l \y__;
seconds, 11@.2c. Dairies— Extras. 12c: firsts, 10
©llc: seconds. 9c; packing stock, fresh, Be.
EGGS— steady, not especially active. Firsts
sold chiefly at 91/2 C per doz loss off cases returned.
I.i vc.l .rk.
HOO .— Light, 83 65®3 87V ; mixed. 83 6026
3 77V_: heavy, 83 40©3 721/ a; rough. 53 4l@
3 60. sales 16,000. Receipts 16,000. Estimated
to-morrow 26.00
CATTLE-Beeves, $3 90@5 15: cows and heif
ers. $1 85<$4 25; Texas steers, 83 25(#4 35: sloclc
ers and feeders. $3 00io, 4 30. Receipts 4000. Es
timated receipts for to-morrow 14,000.
SHEEP— Receipts 11,000.
Receipts at Kan* -is City.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. July 27 -CATTLE-Re
ceipts. 10,000 head; market steady.
Receipts 13,000: markel 5c higher.
bIiEEP-Recelpis, 6000; market strong and
active.
L'eceipts at Omaha.
SOUTH OMaHa, Neb t. July 37.— CATTLE—
Receipts, 4100 head; strong at yesterday's quota
tions
ut.GS— Receipts. 64.0; market 5c higher.
SHEEP— Receipts. 700: market strong.
CASH IN THE TREASURY.
WASHINGTON, D. C, July 27. - To-day's
statement of the condition of the Treasury shows:
Available cash balance, 8239,571,244: gold re^
serve, $143,978,250.
IOKEI A M -1-K.ET..
London.
LONDON Eno.. July 27. - Consols. 112%;
silver, -6%d; French rentes. 104f 80c.
Liverpool.
WHEAT— Firm; cargoes off coast, less active:
cargoes on passage, sellers at a decline; Enslish
country marK.-ts. firm; French counirv markets
firm: wheat in Paris, firm; flour in Paris, firm
weather In England, fine.
«.O'I 'ION -Uplands, 4 9-32 d.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
sterling Exchange, 60 day 5...... __ *4 87 La
Sterling Exchange, sight.... " __ 4 881
Sterlii cables „... _ I£9 a
New York Exchange, sight ..*."."" — 15
New -.oik Exchange, telegraphic!! _ i7v„
Fine Silver, per ou cc. . _ *___.?
Mexican Dodarg.. ........'.V. 47« 4sy_
lESTKIIDAY'S WHEAT MARKET.
San Francisco, July 27, 1897.
The following resume of the wheat market is
lurnished by E. a. Lresse, Produce Exchange
train broker, 412 Pine street:
fan Francisco.
9:15 a, m. session.
The change of sentiment In wheat over night
was most sensational. December opened at
81 4414, advanced to 81 44%, closed at 81 448/«.
May, nominally, $1 46: December barley, 82y-c.
Trading in wheat was of a large volume. Holders
c» r , e _ n0 L pre,,s,nß thelr wheat OB je market for
sate shorts are well loaded up and are not In a
position to offer liberally. *
10:15 A. M. SESSION.
m2nv_ , h^ BL . h , ,nEastern whe^ markets caused
B.e 3 _£__!______ rU l '° 00Ver> P rev| cs to the open
ing. December wheat sod at 51451/4. as the
session star.cd an easier feeling in the Chicago
C oft \ffPS2* th . * nx,et y ? shorts - and * abad
i. 44% _.£.._. ,o _i? wed - December opened at
M.t. l 8 *%A9t££ " 4% and Cloßed " * 44%;
11:16 a. m. skssios.
Chicago, closing easy, started free selling of De
cember and May wheat. The forme, dropped to
81 .44y 8 , advanc-fl to »1 4' IA- and closed at
8144V 4 . A.ay. 81 45%®! 46^ The ui_a^rton.
tosMieat is strong-, taufng 8i 60 f ? inUwMk.
hhoris are dire.ting their attention iav. The
premium being paid lor spot wheat makes May
the safest short. At least that is the wav" the
shorts figure it oat. _ a » ay tne
2 P. M. SESSION.
There was a fair volume of trading at the after.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1897.
noon session .t unchanged prices from those of
the previous s .sion. Decemb-r ranged between
9 1 44^(0)1 443/ s , with May at f1 46 sellers. Bar
ley wns s rong; opening sales at 84.40, closed at
837/gc, sellers. - -,:- . ,
Chicago.
There was music In the wheat pit this morning
at the opening. Yesterday's hi;; slump was en
tirely Ignored abroad, while Liverpool showed a
dccl ne of y%<\. Paris rerorted wheat an I flour
showing a sensational advance. Just before the
close yesterday September wheat sold at 7 c and
December at 731/B''- A ' 'he opening this morning
September sold at 72%@73V_c Selling by small
longs at the start dropp* d the price to 723/ic, irom
where a rapid advan*e to 74c look place. The bull
cliqne v ho had sold calls yesterday were forced to
Weep the market from closing over calls in order
that tills whea: might not be taken away from
them. September declined to 73Vs C after selling
at 74c. At the close lie market was steady — Sep
tember, 2 @73tyß<:: December, 74.ic; July,
78ty B e.
Receipts to-day were about 810,000 bushels,
which was not at all surprising. The greatest su -
prise is lhat they are not greater, with a big crop
and prices fully 60 per cent over hose prevai ing
al harvest time last year. Export clearanc s were
fair. Late reports from the Northwest fully con
firm the heavy damage to spring wheat of late.
It is reported that the Roumanian croD is almost
a total failure. Advices from London nd Liver
pool confirm reports of shortage in wheat In Eng
land. To-day's Pails cables were of a .entail- -nnl
chin act- r. Kecent weather condl'lons have put
the finishing touches on an already badly damaged
wh' at crop ~ Flour in the Paris market advanced
eqtal to 20 cents Wheat advanced equal to 12
cents. *ucli advances are not t.ein'i made without
some jiislifl. ation. A nromiuent broker with Rus
sian connections received by cable to-day news of
heavy damage to tbe wheat crip of that country.
Unless conditions change maierla'ly a serious lime
is anticipated. Farmers' deliveries are again fall
ing off. The decline of last Saturday having
passed they are again stiff in their views and will
not let go of their wheat in the face Of an advanc
ing market.
Northwestern conditions are growing serious. It
may be that that crop might suffer a loss equal to
the estimated surp us over thai of 1895.
WHEAT WOVKMK.NTS.
Receipts. Shipments.
Bushe!*. Cities. Bushel..
139,160 Minneapolis. 28,120
116 Dis Duluth 122,193
25,350 Milwaukee. 650
81.700 Chicago \.... 16.892
1*7,761. Toledo 12.. 600
73,000 ...St. Louis. 15,000
91,641 Detroit 520
79.000 KansasClty 69,500
775,617 375,375
TIP* WATKB.
24.800 Boston
115.625 New York - 16,346
34.451 Philadelphia. 5.654
104,730 Baltimore 66,000
New Orleans
279,606 " 78,000
LIVERPOOL WHEAT FDTOBKS.
July. Aug. sept Oct. Bee.
Opening 6 9V_ 6 2y a 6 1
Closing 6 10 62.^ 6 1.4
PARIS 1-UTUKt-
Jnlv. An ens t.
Flour— Opening 61.00 61.15
Flour-Closing 61.00 51.25
Wheat— Opening 24.60
Wheat— Closing 24.40 24.90
world's WEEKLY SHIPMENTS.
Week en ting Last year
Jul. 26. ending July 27.
Atlantic 2,056.827 2,208,375
San 1- ranci-co 361 ,-.84 434.036
Argentine -4,000
Russia 1,41 8,000 1,536.100
Danube 424,000 936.000
India 40,000 24.0-0
Tot:l 4,279.711 6.162,411
Decrease to TTnlted Kingdom, 40,000; decrease
to Con Tnent, 30,000.
Corn opened weak on fairly heavy receipts. Soon
after the star: reports < f damage came In from
Missouri and Kansas, which caused shorts to seek
pro ection he market worked up %c rapidly,
practically holding the full advance to the coe.
ihe teeling in corn is growing stronger rapidly.
Already a short crop is lOOKed for, but shorts are
using every effort to keep .he price down. Once
ou side cu, ation is in th m rket, the shorts
will nnd a merry time in order to control values.
PRODUCE MAEKET.
WHEAT AM) OTHER GRAINS.
WHEAT FREIGHTS— Are steady at 21s 3d,
nsual options. The chartered wheat fleet In port
has a registered tonnage of 56,900, against
fin 000 tons on the same date last year; disengaged.
104,750 tons, against 400: on the way to this
port, 222,400 tons, agaius. 258,600.
WHEAT— The market continues to advance
both on and off call. Tbe position of Wheat ls firm
ail over the world A review of the situation ap
pears in another column.
I. ..* a nuoiatlons are as follows: $1 40 for No. 1
$1 41V_@1 4 Vi for choice and $1 45(4)1 50 for,
extra choice lor milling.
CAM. ROARD KALES.
Informal, Session— 9:ls o'clock— December—
4000 ctls, $1 441/4 24 000, $1 441/2! 20,000,
$1 443/ . May-'-000, $1 46.
second Session — December — 8000 ctls,
$1 4. .4: 4000. $1 44%: 16,000, Cl 44%; 2000
(off call). $1 451/4. May -12, $1 46. 4: *000,
$1 463/ 8 .
Knit/'LAR Mornino Session— December— 6000
Ctls. $144V8: 20,000, Sl 443 8 ; 2000. *14. ;
48,000 $1 4.1/ i. Ma/— fcOUO, $1 45Va; 4000,
$1 4534.
Afternoon Session— December — 2000 ctls.
$1 44 a : 26.000, $1 -4.4 22,000, *1 4s»/ 8 . May—
6000. $1453/4; 6000, $1 46%.
BAHLi Y-An ther advance is noted. The
mark ti* very stiff. Feed, 86@90C»cti: Cheva
lier, $1 lo@l 20 for No. 1; new Brewing, $1®
1 02 Vi for No. 1 and 95<g.97y g c for dark Coast.
CALL board hales.
Informal Skssion— 9:l6 o'clock— December—
4000 cils. 82V_c.
Second session'— No sales.
Rkgulab Morning session— December— 2ooo
ctls, S2V_|C: 2000, 83c.
Aftjkknoon )■ ession — December — 2000 ctls,
811/_c; 4000. 84c: 4000. 83% C: 2000, 83 .ic.
OATS— The feellu; I* firm enough. but to ices do
not seem to advance. Feed. 81 22^(31 27Va "_. ctl:
good to choice, $1 07V>@1 17V»: common, 95c
(a,-. 1 05: hurpr.-e. 81 __(a,l 40: Milling, *1 16(g)
120 %» ctl. Clipped cats sell at *102 is ton over
the raw product.
COR — Thete are no spot quotations tor Yellow,
for there is none here. The ■> e_r_ska product Is
selling ut $1 061,4 to arrive. There is no c anise
in White. We quote: bile, 92V_@97 V.c * cil.
RYE— Holders are very firm and ins.st on full
figures. Quoted at 92Vs@95c * ctl.
BUCKWHEAT— Is nominal at 95c@81 15 1.0-1
for new and $1 35 for old
FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS.
Everything under this head Is firm ln sympathy
with the raw product.
Fi.oUK— Net cash prices are: Family extras,
$4 7 s(jg,l ofi: Bakers' extras, 94 653.4 70 7 1 hi. j
CORNMEAL. ETC. — teed Corn, 824@25 "& ton;
Cracked Corn. $26@'.6 tl ion.
MILLS 1 UFFS— Prices in sacks are as follows,
usua. discount to the trade: Graham Floor. 82 50
<fi 100 lbs: Bye Floor, $ _ 25 $_ 100: Rice Flour,
85 75: Cornmeal, $-($- 25; extra cream do $2 .0;
Oatmeal. $3 60; Oat Groats, $4; Hominy, 83 10 it
3 30; HucKWheat Flour, 83 25(g,3 60; Cracked
Wheat, 83; Farina, $4; Whole Wheat Fiour,
'275: Rolled Oats(hbls), B4 95(3)5 16; Pearl Barley.
83 75&4; Spill Peas, 13 60; Green do, 84 26 100
lbs.
HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS.
All changes continue upward. Hay Is higher
again and very firm at the advance. Brat* is
marked up 6oc. No further change ln Middlings.
Rolled Barley is higher again. .3S_£3>
BRAN— *i".._.l_ 60 for ihe best and $14@14 60
%<. ion lor outside brands.
MIDDLING-*- for lower grades and
820 60@2l 50 "i. ton for the best.
FEEDSTUFPfc— RoIIed Barley. $19@20: Oil
cave Meal at the mill. 826 50 1? ton; Jobbing.
$27 50; Chopped Fee.i, $16(316 fl ton.
HaY— Wheat, *10@14 vi ion; Wheat and Oat.
10. 412 50; Oat, *'.i(_.l I 50; i ley, 87841 1; com
pressed, $10($T- I 0; Alfalfa, first cutting, $5 60©
6; second 86 50(3,7 50; stock, J6<fl,B; Clover, $8(3)
9 fi ion.
b'IRAW-30@40c %* bale.
BEANS AND SEEDS.
The California Bean-grower ought 10 be grateful
to the new tariff, for lt has advanced prices for
some d scriptlons maierially. Bayos are particu
larly stiff and the White »inds are also lending
upward. Spot stocks 01 these Kinds are light and
this helps the upward movement.
beans— Bay os, 9- 2.@2 35; Small Whites,
.1 25_£1 :-0 $ ctl; Large Whites, $1 15@1 .6 ft
ctl: Pinks. 81 25<f$l 36; Beds. 81 10®. 30; Black
eye, 81 60@1 65; Red X dnev, nominal; Lim s,
$1 t.-b'-ii 70: Butters. 81 -...1 40: Pea, 81 25®
30.
si.EDs— Brown Mustard. 82 60(3)2 75; Yellow
Mustard. Sl 85 ft ctl: Flax, 81 60@1 70; l amir.
teed, I»4@2V4C ii lb; Alfalfa, 6V_,c; Rape, 2y a @
- ,+ c-, Hemp, 3c; Timothy, 4y 2
DRIED PEAS— Nlies, nominal; Green, 81 20®
1 70 * ctt
..-'■■; :
POTATOES, ONION .. VEGETABLES.
All descriptions under this head remain abont
as prevouslv quoted. - The market is well stocked.
POTATOES— New Eariy Boat* In boxes. 35®
60c; in sacks, ,O®4OC; new Burbanks, 40®70c fi
ctl in boxes and 30__40c in sacks; halinas Bur
bank., 75c(g)$l: Sweet Potatoes. l»4@2c 11 lb.
ONION — t-ilversklns,Bo®9Jc * ctl.
VEGETABLES— Bay squash is quotable at
35@50c i* box; Bay Cucumber*. 2rf<_,_oc fl box;
Pickles. 65c for .No. 1 and 40@5Uc for No. 2;
Green- Peppers, 21 @40c tor Chile and .'*o®6sc for
Bell: Green 1 eas, 1 V_(_.2y a c * lb; string Leans, 1®
2c; Lima Beans, 2®3c; Green okra, 40v{60c tx
box: Eg.' Plant, 50@65c; Cabbage, 60®75c * ctl:
Carrots, 2b®3oc .'. sack: Garlic, lV_(aj.»/+c Vx lb:
Tomatoes, f>o_tf)7sc for River; Green Corn, 60c®
81 V sack, 600,7ic * crate for Berkeley and $1
®1 60 fl crate for Alameda.
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.
Butter is firm at the quoted rates. Cheese has
not changed or gome time.
Dealer, are complaining of the poorness of Cali
fornia Eggs, and say that they are coming In stale
and even bad in s.me Instances, owing probably
to the hot, weather. The Eastern are running
belter and tbe buyers are taking them ln prefer
ence.
lUTTKR—
Ckeameby— Fancy creameries, 20c; seconds,
18®l.-*c V lb -
Daisy— 1 hoice to fancy, 16®18c fife; lower
grades, 12®16c.
* Picklkd— l6@l7c ?x _..
Fikkin— ir,@*6 • fl lb.
[ _-asxkbk—l2®l3c for ladle-packed.
CHEESE-Cholce mild new, 7%@Bc; «>™«» on
to good. 6@7c » tt*: Cream Cheddar, ll)©i-<-;
Young America, _<g,9c: Western, lie; Eastern.
1 3(011 6c «. lb. •/ ' „
EGus-Ranch Eggs, 16(o)18c * doz: store Eggs,
11014 c * dozen! Eastern. 12y 2 @l3c: Duck
Fggs, 14. ft doz. "
1 OULTRY AND GAME.
POULTRY-Domestic stock Is dull and weak
owing to he free arrivals from tbe blast- Another
car of Eastern sold at 15@16c for 'i urksys, »5 50
for Hens, «4 60 for old Roosters, $3 fo% Broilers
and $4 6 • for Fryer* ." . , __,„
Live Turkey., 16@17c for Gobblers and 1 s@l«c
for Hens; "ieese * p»ir. 75c@$: 25; Ducks, |2 bOg
3 25 for old and *S3@4 60 for young: Hens, $3 50®
4 50 « doz; Boosters, young. $4 SOtftb: do, old.
*4(<f.4 25; Fryers, $3 60@4 V dozen: Broilers, $.__>
3 60 for large and $1 50@2 50 for small; Pigeons,
*I@l 25 9 doz for young and for old.
GAME— nominal; Rabbits, nominal.
DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS.
Choice Peaches and Bartlett Pears are selling
falrlv at about previous prices Plums are ln
heavy supply an. cheap. White Nectarines .1 rai.
Figs are ln moderate stock. Apricots continue in
large supply and low, Good Apples are steady.
Crapes and .Melons are about the same. Currants
are a must gone. '
Lemons are easy under better supplies.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS—- ■•
Strawberries, $2 50®3 60 ¥> chest for large and
$3 for small.
Blackberries. $1 50® 50 * chest.
Raspberries, $2 75@4 f> chest.
Huckleberries, $_(a*7 1. lb.
Currants, . 2@2 6." 1. chest. „_,_,-. „
Red Nectarines 40<_)-0c: White, 25@40c V box.
Peaches, 20@30c %* box and 16@30c * basket
for common kinds an i 25@.0c * box and 2U®_sc
fl basket for Crawfords; In bulk, 2 ,@3O * ton
forcings.
Plums, .o®tOc * box; Japanese, 60@75c;Waah
lngtons. 10 i. ton; Egg Plums, *12 50; Green
Ga:.es. $s*<J7 50. _
apricots, l_@3oc » box and $C®l2 60 V ton
In bulk.
Pears, 3()@4oc V box and l?@2oc $ basket;
Bartletts, 4t«®65, ¥> box and SlSfelS # ion.
A i pies, 25@50c %l box for common and 60
@85c for good to choice.
Crabapples, 2U@3oc %i box.
Figs, single layers, i.o@-0c 'f» box; double layers,
40®60c
Grapes, 60@75c for Muscats, 50@66 • for black
and 30f£50c ior loutaineb eau and Sweetwater.
Watermelons, $f><ols "s. 100.
Can>loupes, 75c® $1 25 ® crate.
Nutmeg Melons, 30@o0c «* box.
CITRUS FRUIT.-— Lemons, * I@2 V box for
common and 82 25@ * 25 for good to choice: Mexi
can Limes, $4885; California urnes. 76c '%. boi;
Bananas, 91 25t02 60 %4 bunch: Pineapples, $I@S
%4 doz.
DRIED FRUITS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETC.
Prunes are st* adily advancing and lt Is doubtful
whether any Santa Clara could be obtained at 3c.
Buyers have raised their bids for San Joaquin
Prunes to 2%c. lresh Prunes are being ton
trac ed in the santa Clara at $25@28 * ton.
Apricots are firm but no higher. New Apples
are on the niarK-t at the quotations.
Honey ls very dull and In heavy supply.
New Prunes, 3c stiff tor Santa Clara and north
ern and 2%c for San Joaquin and southern.
New Black H.i. :-@3Vi! r ¥- lb.
DB ED FRLT'I .-— Quotations are as follows:
l'eacnes, -(gbc; iancv, 2 c: peeled, Sfdllc; Apri
rots, new, si ot, s@6c fl It* curload lois:
evaporated Apples, 5 i/ 2 @6c: sun-dried. 3C: old
Prunes, 2 V ; >(»:tc tor the 4 sizes: white Figs, 2@3c:
Plums, 4@4V_c »or pitted and l@iy.cfor «n pitted;
Nectarines, 3y_j@4i/oC fi tt) »«r (.rime to iancy:
Pears 2ft»4c for quarters and 2@sc for halve..
UAISINS—
Four-crow**, loose, 4@sc: 3-erown, BV2®*o: 2
crown. 23'4@3i/4C it* lb; seedless Sultanas 5@5V|C;
seedless .Muscatels 4@4i/ 2 c; 3-crown Loudon lay
ers, $I@l 15; clusters, $1 15@l 25: Dehesa clus
ters, $1 75@2; Imperial clusters, $2@_ 25.
NUTS— Walnuts. 6V»(<i'i'c 1. Ib for anaard and
9@9VaC fl lb for softshell; Almonds. 6@7c for Lan
giiedoc. 2y 3 2 c for hardshell and B@9c fi Ib for
pa) ershell; Peanuts. 4<<jsc f. lb for Eas crn and 4c
for C*Pfornia; Hickory Nuts. 6_i6c fl lb; Pecans,
9@loc fi tb; Filbert . 9@9y 2 c; Brazil Nuts, B@9c;
Cocoanuts, $5@5 50 i* 100
HONEY— New Comb, 10c lor bright and 7@90
tor lower grades; new water-white extracted,
4Vi®43 /4 c; lignt amber extracted, 33 4 @4c »4 lb.
BEI-JSWAX— 22@2Sc fl lb.
PROVISIONS.
The market is very lively and dealers expect
another advance In a few days. ;|9£H
CUBED MEATS— Bacon, 8c 1» tb for heavy,
BV2C for light medium, 9c for light, 10@10i'ac
for extra Ilght and 11 V>@l2c for sugar-cured. East
ern sugar-cuied Hams. 12®12Vfcc fi Ib; Caliiornia
Hams. unfile flh Mess Keel, $8(jg»8 60 * bbi;
extra mess do, $8 50«t9: family do, $9 50(&10;
salt Pork, $- 50® 1 f. bbi: extra prime Porn.. $10
(01. 60: extra clear. $13 50 a 14; mess, $12 60©13
f» bbi: Smoked Beef. 9ii>c f> tt*.
LARD— Eastern tierces ,s quoted at 4%@5c for
compound and t.3/_<&6c for pure: palls, 6V3<9.*J s /i c :
Califoruia tierces, 41/20 ft lb for compound and
6> .c for pure; half-boU, A c; 10- tt) tins, 6Vic; UO
5-lb, cy 2 c f. Ib
COT.OI.KN'E — Tlere\ sS4<_ Packa.ei less
than 300 lbs — 1-tb palls, 60 In a case. B%c; 3-lb
palls, 20 in a case, 83/ c; 5-lb pails, 12 In a case,
BV*c: 10-tt> pills, 6 n « case. B%c; 50-0* tins, 1 or
_ in a case, 75/ 8 c; wooden buckets. 60 lbs net,
7% c '> fancy tubs.' 80 lbs net, 7%c; half-bbls, about
110 tt... 7Vsc 1* tt>
HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS.
Hops are neglected and nominal. Wool Is quiet
and firm. Hides show no furth-r change.
HIDES AND sElNs— Culls and brands sell lc
under sound stock. Heavy salted steers. 9c ty Ib;
medium, 8V 2 c ty lb: light, 7y 2 c: Cowhides, 7%®
8c ty lb: stags, sc; salted Kip, 7c; salted calf,
8c ty lb; salted Veal, 7c; dry Hides, 14c ty Ib:
culls and brand', llc; dry Kip and Veal, lie;
ury Calf, 16c; culls, 10c; GoatSAin-t, 20t(S35ceach:
Kills. 6c: Deerskins, good summer. 26c ty lb;
medium, '.Oc; winter, 20c; Sheepskins, B_.rarilni,_.
10(c£20ceach; short wool, '.'."•'_. -It) each; medium,
40@50ce>*ch; long wools. 60@76c each.
'l ALLOW— 1, rendereu, 2%(c63c ty lb: So. 2,
2V4@_V2C: refined, 6c; Grease, 2c ty lb.
Wo L— -prin_ clip. North m. .4@l6c ty Tb;
Mountain, - i--t,! :'.*■; Foot hi 1, . i nil He: sun JO-quiu,
year's clip, .(_j.9c: do, seven months, B@.oc^l tt>;
ewriy 1...11111. . defective, 6y 2 @7L4c; do, free, 10®
llc: Nevada*, 10@l'_c; Eastern Oregon. 10(a)12c.
HOI 6&Hc --, lb for fair .0 choice and 10c
for fancy. 1 ontract pn.es are: B@loc ty Tb
for new Oregons, 7(&9c for new Wasnlngtous
and B®9c for CalliOT-ni..s.
GENERAL. MERCHANDISE.
BAGS— Calcutta Grain Bags are strong at 6c;
Ban Quentin, $5 40: Wool Bags, 24@27c.
COAL- Wellington. 88; New Wellington. 88;
Soutnfield Wellington, 91 60; Seattle, 85 60;
Bryant, 85 50: Coos Bay. $4 75 Wallsend. $7 50
V on; Cumberland, $14 50 ty ton In bulk and
$15 60 111 sacks: Pennsylvania, Anthracite Erg,
$15 ty ton; Welsh Anthracite, $8@10: Gunnel, $9
ty ton: kock Spring-*, Castle Gate and Pleasant
Valley, $7 60; Coke, $11@1_ in bulk and $13 ty
ton In sks.
CANNED FRUITs-Cherrles, black or red,
2 -Ib, extra. $2 ty doz: Whit* x herries. 2y lb.
exira. $2 50; 2 -th, standards, $2 10; Peacbe.—
Yellow, free, $1 10@1 50: Apricots. 90c(S*$l 05;
Raspberries, $1 75: strawberries, $1 75.
CANNED VEGETABLES— 70c ft
dozen ay -tt> tins; Peas, $1.91 25 ty dozen.
COF. EX —
Costa Rica— l7yi@lßc'^l lb nom. for prime
washed ( .oue here); i6V2@l«V 3 c lor _ood wushed;
14Vg(g;15c for goo : 13®i.c or good mixed with
black hea *s; 11 i/ 2 c for fair; 7y,@llc for com
mon to ordinary.
t» alva dob— 15 ft* 17c for good to prime washed;
'i3V.(3>l4y c for fair washed; leya@l7V_iu for
good to prime washed peaberry: l.@* 3c for supe
rior unwashed: HV-^llls^c for good unwashed;
l. *to-_ V_- for good to prime unwashed peaberry.
Mcakagua— ll@ilV_i- for good tiiiwastiui: 15c
for good unwashed penberry.
Guatemala and Mexican— lß@l9c ty ft) for
prime to strictly prima washed; 16@17V.je for
good 10 strlctl good washed; 14@l6Vfcc for fair
washed; T.@lgy,, fcr _=e_;-_'m 9@.'C ,_,c for ordi
nary; s'/e<3<-VSC for Inferior to common: 18®19c
lor good to prlmo washed peaberry: 11 V_(_H'-Vsc
for goou to superior unwashed. 2 @l6c lor good
to prime unwashed peab-rry.
FISH— Prices for Codfish are as follows:
Bundles, 41/4 Cty lb: cases, selected. 4%c ty Ib:
boneless. 5* /+ c ty Ib; strips.. Norway, oc ty lb:
strips, Narrow-gauge, 6Va'" * It> : strips, -Silver
King. 7c ty lb; blocks, Cupper, 6c; blocks, orien
tal, 6V3C; blocks, Seabnght, 7c; tablets, Crown
bra 7V-c; middles, <-o aen State, 6Vic; middles,
White seal, BVic ty lb: desiccated, Gilt Edge, ty
case of 2 dozen, $1 60: pickled Cod, bbls, $*; hai.
bbls. «4 60; pacific Herring, 16c ty box;
Dutch do, 90.@51 10 ty keg; vVhileflsh, $1 50 in
ha f-bbls and 81 75 In kits; Ton. ues and sounds,
$12: -iacKere, bbi — o. 1, 820: No. 2, $18 "*0;
No 3, $17; half bbls— No. 1, $9@9 50; No. 2 $8 50
@9; No. _, $8 60 kits— No. 1, $1 50: Na 2, $1 36.
No. 3 $1.
QUICKBILVEK-S4O ty flask.
OlL— California Castor oil. cases, Na 1. 95c;
bbls, BOc ty gal (manufacturers' rates); Linseed
Oil, in bbls, boiled, 40c; do raw, 38c; cases. 6c
more: Lard Oil. extra winter s. rained, bbls. .8c:
No. 1, 40c: cases, 42V_c; China Nut. 49®53- «
gallon; Neatsfoot Oil, bbls, 60c; cases, 65c; No. 1,
bbls 60c; cases. 65c; sperm, crude. 60c; natural
white, 80c; bleached do. 85*-; Whale oil, natural
white, 40c: bleached do. 45c: Paclflc Rubber
Mixed Paluts, while and bouse colors, $1 26@1 85
ty. gal; wagon <o urs, $-(fl)2 25
PETROLEUM. GASOLINE, ETC.— The stand
ard Oil Company quotes as follows: Waterwhlte
1 oal oil, In bu It loy_c: Pearl oil. In caies, 16c;
Astral, do, 16c; St**., do, 16c; Extra Star Oil, In
cases. 20c; Elaine, do. 21c; * ocene, do, 18c: H.
ooorlzed Stove Gasolene, In hulk, liyjc; do, In
cases, 17c; 63 deg. Deodorized Naphtha, in, bulk,
lOVqc; 63 deg. do, In caves, 15yic ; 86 deg. Gaso
lene, in bulk, 20c; 86 deg. do. in cases, 26c ty gaL
WHITE L AD— Quoted at 5%(fl6 I »<i * &>•
RED LEAD-Quotable at 6ffl6V2L' * lb.
TURPEN l lv cases, 44c; In Iron barrels, .
39c; in wooden barrels, 4lc ty gal.
COL— Boiled, b 1 . 36c. do cases, 41c: raw,
bbls, 34c; do cases 39*-; 6-bb. lots lc less.
CANDLES— The Standard Oil Company quotes
as follows:, Electric Light— 6'<*. 16 oz. l\no; I*
oz. 6»4c: 12 oz, 6c: 10 oz, »V_c. Granltes-6's,
16 oz, BV_c: 14 oz, 7y»c; 12 oz, 7c: 10 ' oz. 61/40. .-<*
LEA I HER- Harness. heavy,\3o@36c ty lb; do
medium, 28c: do light, 2«@27c: Hough Leather, 20
(-5210%. lb- Kips $404245 ty dozen; Calf, 7U(a»9oc ;
Rough splits, 7@Bc: Belt-knife Splits, S)®10e;
Co lar Leather, black, 10(q)12c ty foot: do russet,
10@12c; Skirting L"alher. 30@..5c ty lb. ; . •->.
SUGAR— The Western Su.ar Refinery Com
pany has a i vanced Its prtc and now quotes,
terms net cash: Cube and : Crushed and
Fine Crushed, v »>y 2 c: Powdered, 6c: Dry Granu
lated, 6S/.e ty ft; Confectioners' A, 5S/ 8 c: Magnolia
A, sc: i-xira-C, 4%c; Golden 0.48,4 c; candy
Granulated, 6V»c; nalf-barrols V^c more than
barrels, and boxes V.c more.
SAN FKANCIScO MEAT MARKET.
i Beet continues steady and unchanged. Lamb la
firm. Prices for Mutton show no change. Hogs
range about the same.
Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh
terers are as follows:
BEEF— First qua Ity, 5%c "& Ib: second do, 6c;
third do, 4®4V«c 1* lb. , ___ _ _
VEAL— Large. s®6c: smal . *">■__,
MUTTON— Wethers, 6v»@tc; Ewes, s@sV_c
L__MB-Sprlng. 7c V lb. .__-,„.
POKK— Live Hogs, 3Va° for large and 3%@4
for small and medium; soft Hogs, 2y,@3V_,c
%} tt*; dressed do, 6a
WOOD, LUMBER, ETC.
Posts, S@loc each for No. 1 and SV-@6VaC for
No. 2: Redwood, $5 per cord; Oak, rough, $6 50;
peeled, S9: Pine. $5 75.
TAN BARK— Nominal.
LUMBER— R»tes are nominal.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
TOR 24 HOURS.
Flour, or sits... 15.560;Cbee._. cvi...... 71
*heaU Ct1...... . 8,545 ttggs, dos „ 11.220
Farley, ctls... _. 14,630 Hide*, n0........ »13
Oats, ctls 2*6 i'eln. bdls ._. "
lean* sits... -. 1,014 Win-, gals. 40.600
Corn. East, ctls.. 800 Brandy, gals-... 6,700
Potatoes, -m..- 1,98J« wool, ois - 1/4
Onions, stl. 620 leather, rolls. 22
Hay. ions.. .____. 532 Lime, bbls. .. , 401
.Straw, tons 7 Quicksilver, risks 240
_fcra__.sk- 730 Mustard Seed, i* 67
Middling-. *«»... *72 I allow: . •_... . 76
Butter cus 226 Chicory, D 15.... 10
THE STOCK MAEKET.
The market for mining stocks was unsettled yes
terday, but the best prices were generally higher
than on Monday. Business was more active than
usual.
The North Gould __ Curry assessment falls de
linqu entln office to-day.
The Crown Point Mining Company has levied an
assessment of 10 cents per snare.
Particulars of the new strUe In the Sierra Ne
vada mine are as follows: A vein of ore assaying
as high as $40@5U per ton in gold has been found
in east crosscut 6, started from the northeast drift
at a point 444 feet north from the Layton tunnel.
The crosscut Is into the ore about 8 ieet and sam
ples gave the above assays. On the Comstock the
new . very is regarded as very important, not
only because of its gold ore, but as it occurs in a
large area of uuexp.oie.l ground.
' /*,,. mm. mi Fending.
yellowing Is a list of sss* ents now pen'lnf:
II Dellnqt
No. Amu in the Sale Day.
I Board.
Alta. 66
Hale A Norcross 11l
N Gould <£ Curry Is
Utah
Alpha Con .... 19
Bes & Belcher 62|
Beniou '19
Belcher 55
Crown Point.. I
Of
11
11
0
11
2 J
2.'
11
11
.July 201 Aug .0
.Apr 19 .Aug 18
.July 2 < .Aui; 14
...Aug 6 .Aug 30
.Aug 81. sent 2
...Ang 1 .Aug 26
.July 3 . Aug 25
..Aug 19 .sept 13
..Aug .Sept ..
BOARD SALES.
Following were the sales In the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
-REGULAR MOBNINO SESSION, COMMENCING 9:30.
10J Andes .. 17 160 C P0int.. .21 10 * l'otosl 53
400 Belcha-....26 Ol) ■ o_ _ .. 4* . 250 Ravage. .36
300 -26.1700 47 2.0 HMt... 1.46
30* BAB 51-00 Rentck....o6|l 0 1.50
60 Chllnge.._37|3'U Mexican.. 44, r.OO 1.40
800 Chllr. 400 Occidtl.... It* ' 60 Union C. 56
200 B.jd'Oopnlr 86 200 65
60- ..1.66 100 Potosl ..6.1 00 V Jti_..._64
100 1.60 200 61 1100 55
10 C Point. ...22|
;: AFTERNOON SESSION— 2 :30.
400 Belcner.... 31,2- J Mexcn....4l .00 Savage-. 34
700 ; At ... 100 ...... .100 36
500 8u11i0n.... 10 20J Opnlr 8.. .'OO Seg 8e1. ...06
100 Cnoliar... .4|loo 84 30 J cn10u.....57
SOU CCA V.. 1.60 .00 0vrmn. ...11 JjO 68
200 1.61)11 0 Potosl 4- .'OJ _ J »»»*•».. 6 3
500 C Point ...26 700 8 Nev._l.4L -00 54
300 AC 46
Following were tbe tales ln the Faclfic Stock
Board yesierday:
KEOt7_.AR SESSION— IO:3O.
100 Alnha 14:500 Lienor ...02 700 P0t051.... 49
100 „..16l4UJl> Ac ...._4T .500 48
200 Alia 07 400 -4. JJO Savage....
400 Andes.. .l7|3*o 45 00 34
800 16:9-0 44 300 -83
26 i 8e1cner....26l .00 481 00 81
500 24! 00 HAN 94 10 30
700 261200 95 700 Scorpion..o4
6 0 L A a.... .00 Julia. 05 1.00 _. -..v.-...
800 611 100 Jusi ice.. „06|.00J a N. v.l. 45
bOO 49 .00 Kentuck. lb! 00 1.62
MO 4b ! .OJO L NVas-_.o_ 3 0 1.60
100 8u11i0n.. ..09 20U 11-l 100 1.47
300 Caleda.... 08 I -00 4: 600 1.42
400 Ch_.._e,.._9.00 -.4* 12*0 1.40
90 .Choir 86|i0i» 700 I^'
400 84 200 40 300 l.oit
600 ..." .'OUOcctdt 11 1000 811 Hi 11 ..02
600 81 50 -.12 20 J U mou. 69
500 80 500 09 300 68
850 CCV 1.50! 10) 0DH1r.....»4 200 57
300 1.62 V* 450 8-1000 65
200 1.47V»1400 8. 600 64
HO conn.... J.l 700 Ovrmn... 1011200 Utah.... -9
30. C Imp ....Oi 9JU l'iuni. 55 400 * JM)_t...bb
300 02 500 53 2400 54
700 C NY. ..0. *00 611200 53
80j C Point.. .L'- 300 :....60|8o0 -62
AFTERNOON SESSION— 2:3O.
30n Alpha.-. .14 100 conn 1.07i*_;200 P0t051. ...48
.00 16 *00 CrwnPi...-5 30' - _vu_e....33
200 A1ta.. ...-07 IUO _.....'). .00 34
200 Of- 1200 23500 85
2 <0 Ande5..... 17 -00 CAC 44 1200 88AM..05
00 .. - 16 .00 461.000 a NT..145
4 0 Belcner.. 21 loo an »< 500 1.60
2400 -.'it 60 84 *00 1.47ia
10' JO 26 400 9- -00 8 Hill 02
1200 31 jOO Julia. UO sinrdl.s7Vs
180) 8A8. ...51 -OJ Mexican.. 4_2uo L'moa 55
60) J u1110n.... 1D 400 42 300 66
200 Caled Ob 500 Ny Qn..-05 _ >_ 57
10) * limine. .. 8.(100 0ccd1.....1. .OJ 68
900 Chollar ...._•_ 30 J Opuir. ....86 UU Utah. ....08
2;)0 S. 101)0 84 50J * J-J--....55
10 » CCa V.. .1.50 .00 Overmn...lo 1500 ...... 54
1000 1.55 600 lotos .. .50
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
TUESDAY, July 27-4 p. if.
Sid. Asked. Sid. Asked.
Alpha C0n..... 16 16 lolla.. _ - 06
Alia. ~ 07 08 Justice. _ 05 07
Andes - 17 18 Kenincfc...-^ 06 06
Belcher ~ 28 29 Mexican....--. 41 42
Best A notour 60 61 iccldeulal..-. 10 11
l.ullion -. 09 It* Ph1._... .„..-- 85 86
1a1ed0a1a...... 08 li overman...... 09 10
-hollar 81 82 1* otost .. 49 60
Con.Cald.Va... L6O 1.65-avaga .. 34 85
Challenge Ota 42 43 -t-orpion. ..... . — I*4
-on. imperii.. 01 -. -eg. Lelctisr. _. 06 06
Lonfloence. ... 1.10 1.15 Uver HllL 01 02
ion New Yore — 12 -errs Nev_4i. 1.45 1.50
l town Point.. 25 26 landard 1.66 1.60
Eureka Co a... 16 20 syndicate. .._. 01 13
-.xeneuuee .... 02 Oi 1 n10u00a..... 66 66
i.-u*u_i curry. 45 46 tail 07 18
A* ».**__._.> ore. a. 92 95 * viioir +.*.*- 64 5;,
STOCK ANO BONO EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY. July 27-2 P. lb
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid. Asked.x Sid. Asked.
IS «s cotip.Jl2 113 U S 4are«... ldl» *!»>,»
1 t new __ssuei'_6 — ■ |
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Cal-stChlaSs.lH - oaicoa. Ss. . _ 104
tal Elec L6s 127 - 2d is 65... — 110
CntraCWbs — 97y 2 HmniOus 65.. 12-y 8 124L_
lipot-stex-cp — 100 I'AUKr-i. — Hi
LAPtfsl3oVa — P-.CU 61. 10 1V4 —
I_£CURRbilo7tV4 - l'wl-st RB6» 114^118
G.arr-at 115s — 1021 . Reno, LXL. — lOi
Jl c«fc3 & 100 - 1-BCtOP-.-.. - 100
LosAngL6i - 100 -Fd-NPRS_.. llt.yiiony.
LoGnteed 61 — iOO sPRRArIzSi 97% 98
M«t-stCtole6sl24 126 bPRRCaIoI. 107% -
DoßyCon 6_.iU9V_llo PRRials_. — 90
NatVln6slsi — iOO sPßrßCalfls. 106Va106V 3
NevCNgß7a — 105 SV Water 6«. 119% 1201/4
Min'm Oa.lOS — .VW aier-is. 102 —
rv ity Cat iw. — 96 t-tktuG-E-tJt — 102
WATKR STOCKS.
Contra Costa 80»i 38V31 P « Valley 100% 100%
MarlnUOb.... 60 — I
OAS AND KLECTRIO STOCKS.
Capital. . . - 25 Paciiie 1.13.1. 46L_ 47V,
Central....'... M^i - sPG&Eteo. 98y 8 98V4
M Eleo Light 9V 8 914 -anFrancsoe 3 -
uuui._il 6 -l Va 64% -JtOcKlOtt — 15
liuuiu imp t4V4 'Ji'-j
IN-ÜBANC- STOCKS.
Fireman's' 7 '" — If* I -
COMHKKCIAL BANK STOCKS.
Anglo-Cat... 62 - I . list Na.tou.lßo 184
fcanaof Cal.. 236 238 tondonPA.-. 127 —
Cal bDdt'l Co b» — |.*l*-rcn Kx. . li —
SAVINGS BANK STOCKS.
Ber«--rX3<»..i34) - l-av A ...0aa .. _. 10»
HumbS_-L.ll)5) 1160 Security.. .-..3VJ —
MutuaL;..... - 40 Uulou Trust 960 1060
b_.->av" Uiuon44o — I
BTBKBT BAILBOAD STOCKS.
California...- l«) 9 112 |o»itSL-t___-/ _- 100
Geary-st.. ._- "9 — Presidio . 5 7
tear_:ek-»i. ••• 461/4 46V_I
, POWDKB STOCKS.
Attention... 11 *1 IGianiOoa.... 83% 34^
Lallfornia.... 90 115 Vigortt . 1% 2
kaaternu... 84 90 |
MIBCKE-.ANKOOS STOCKS.
Alaska rkrs. — 97»/4|Nat Vln*o.. 4 f ■ ;— y
Ger Lead Co. 100 140 I ceanlcSSOtt 20 >• - ■:■
HawC-tSCU. ' 16% 16T%| lac Aux If A 1 3
fautcUSPv.o 276/ 28 | PaeßoraxCot 99 —
fclerlslxAaa-U »- - I Part FaiutGa 6 _
■ ■- MOBNINv* _fc.__l._l>.
Board—
106 Giant Powder Con 84 00
. 1 Eastern Dynamite 84 00
280 Hutchinson 8 V Co. *7 50
75 do - do — 28 00
.0 do do, s5. - 27 62.4
40 Mutual Electric i.iitui. V 12y a
30 SF Gas & Electric Co. - 98 25
I.V Water.:.... 100 75
$1000 8 V 4% Bonds 102 00
$11-00 .- P of A Bonds 98 00
street— '
00 bY Water............. - 10100
. ALLS— AFTKBNOON _*-_£•> V.
Board— - ':'.',-' -■
150 Hawaiian C0mmercia1.............^. 16 75
60 do do. s 90 16 75
60 do do, blO.. -16 87Va
60 do do ...... 16 87y
60 Hutchinson 8 P Co 27 75
13 Market-st Rai1wav............ ....... 46 25
6oaklino Gas 64 60
100 b F oas & Electric Co.. » 26
30 BVWater.... 100 87%
20 do do «. 10100
$10,000 8 P Branch Railway 80nd5..... 106 60
95 Market-st Kauway 46 25
$41.00 8 V Bonds, 4%..... 102 l_y a
$8000 SP Branch *il way Bonds 106 5J
EEAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Murray F. Vanr'all to Giovanni Podesta, lot on
W line *>f Franklin street, 100 N of Filbert, N 79, |
W 122:6. S 24. NY 29:6, ->155. E 27, N 100, E 125.
quitclaim d ed $10.
W etmore Brothers to Herman Summerfleld and
Herm in Roman, lot on S line of Bush sireet, 55 E
of. ough, E ..5 by S 120; $.0.
John Cunningham to John La.an. lot on W line
of Gough street, 70 Nof oak, N 67:6 by 110;
300. ■'.-■ ■■■-'
John Mathleson to Grace Coolidge, lot on 8 line
of Vallejo street. 146:7V 2 E of Laguna, E 22:9 by
* 107:*'; also lot on NE corner of Page and . Ole
streets E|3X:3 by N 100: also lot on line of
Valiey street, 152:8 SNV of Douglass, W 101:10 by
s 114: gift.
George C. Snelder to Ann E. sneider, lot on N
line of Huh street. 171:1 % w of Buchanan. W
:H4-4V"byN 137:6: also lot. on NY line of Calhoun
streei. 114:7 Not Green, N 45:10 by W 91:8: $10.
William l". cummins to Ida M. Cummins, lot on
N line of Lliv avenue, 82:6 W of Buchanan
street, W -7:6 by N 80; gift.
City end County if ban Francisco to Amelia
Dorland and Leo.".ore A. Suur, lot on SE cor
ner oi i hurch and Dorland streets, a 116:8 by E
163, N6, NY 50, N 100. NY 113; * -.
Jane R. Gibbs to M ry Xi.. wife of Alexander
Heynemann, lot on E lino of Bar. lett street, 195 S
of Twenty-fifth, H 130 by I. 1.7; gfu
Philip and Magdalina sfeben to Jacob Sanders,
lot on NX line ot -eve th street, 250 SE of How
ard, SE 25 by NE 9-: $100.
M. J. Savage to American Surety Company of
New _'ork, lot on 8 line of California street, 32:6
E of Sixth avenue, E 25 by 8 100: $10. ,
Estate of B, sit Nor. Is (by Charles W. Boss. '
executor) to Charles H. Linn, lot on W line of
Forty- th avenue, 100 Bof X street, 860 by W
120: $225.
John J. vera to Sarah Travels, undivided
one-fifth Interest in lot on SW corner of Twenty
fourth and Bellevue streets. 8 70 bf NY 125; $10.
Michael Gorman to Mary. Gorman and r-ar ah F.
Gill, lot on NX corner of Courtland and California
avenues, E 70 by I. 70, lots 145 to 147, Cobb
Tract; gift.
Eugene and Mary E. Moffat to Charles Babbidge,
lots 22. 23 and 24, block 332, O'Neii <fc Haley
Tract; grant.
Constantine. E. A. and Agnes A. Foester to Fer
dinand *■;. Hes thai, lot on N Hue of Belgrave ave
nne, 825:5 X of Stanyan street, E 126 by N 100,
lots 34 to 38, block 6, sucdivlsion 1, Clarendon
Heights; $10.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
George and Louise J. Roeth to Llllle E. Powel
son, lot on W line of Myrtle street. 126 8 of
i wenty-fonrth. S 25 by NY 122. being a portion of
lot 17. b *ie» 635, map'of Maiket-street lots, Oak
land: $10.
E. E. and Llllle E. Powelson to George Roeth.
lot on W .me of Chestnut street, 160:6 N of
Twenty-sixth, N 50 by NY 127, being the A E por
tion < f lot 14. bloc* N, map of survey Of Northern
Extension of ('akland, Oakland: $10.
Ny alter C. Beatte to Jane K. Sat Inr, lot on SNV
cornerof Ninth and Jefferson street., W 76 by N
100, being lots 19 to 2., b ock 115, Oakland: $5.
John .». and Nettle M. Carroll to same, lot on
NW corner of Delger or Twentieth street and
Broadway, N 67 by NY 113:6, Oakland; also lot on
W line of Broadway, 100 N of Deiger or Twen
tieth, N 50 by W 100, Oakland: $5.
Charles F. and Nannie G Tozer to Jessie G.
Campbell, lot on N line of Fe tun street, 80 W
from NY line of rleht o way of California and Ne
vada Bail road, W 40 by N IC4, being portion of
lots 7 and 8, biock C, Oakland Annex; $1600.
William M. Hatfield and William I. l'ix.ey to J.
H. T. NVatkinson, los 41 and 43 Map of Piedmont
Tract, Oakland Township: $1 .
Mountain View Cem-tery Association to '1 nomas
J Chadbourne, lot 164, In plat 14, Mountain View
Cemetery, Oakland Township; $332.
Thomas E. and Charlotte J. Hanson to Jane K.
Satber, lot on E line of Park street. 50 8 of Webb
avenue, B 99:8, 8 50, W 100, N 50 to beginning,
being lot 1. bock A, Alameda Station Homestead
Tract, Alameda; $5.
! cnarle H. >ay lor to Lillie M. Naylor, lot on N
corner of Versailles avenu - and lauds of Eliza
beth FUzsinimons by deeds of August 22, 1879,
said beginning point being distant 268 B from
point of intersection of Versailles avenue with
SW corner of Central avenue: thence NW 138:6.
& W 45, SE 138:6, NE 45, to beginning, Alameda;
gif:.
A. A. Fink to Odllon Palm. lot on E line or
Ninth street, 160 S of Delaware. X 130 by 8 50.
being lot 17, block 79, tract B, Berkeley Land
and Town Improvement Association, Berkeley;
$10.
* harles A. and Alice C. Bailey to Jose da Costa
Ccxe.les, lot on VV line of 'lemh streel. 180 N of
Cbaoningway.il 50 by W 130, being the N 22
feet of .o. 12 aud S2B feet of lot 1 1, block 122,
Corrected Map of Raymond Tract. Berkeley; $5.
Almon P. and Eliza A. Frary to Morris NV'indt,
lot on 8 line of Hallet avenue. 3-3:1.4 NY of S*n
Pablo avenue, W 100 oy S 155, being ot 59, block
6. Maxwell Tract, Oakland Township: also lot be
titling at point ln center of College avenue 33 feet
on a course -N W from corner of common to plats
6 .71,75 and 77, rancio V. and D. Peratta, tbence
N*E 150, NNV 120.20, SW 150, SE 120.20 to begin
ning, being lo.s 1 an l 2. block A, University Villa
Tract. Berkeley; also lot on sE corner of Lowell
an i Tom i kins streets. s 45 by E li.o, being lot v,
block 29, map oi resu bdl vision of portion of block
29, .-mluYs subdivision of Matthews tract, Berke
ley: $10.
Charles Calson (by Commissioner), to Union
Savings Bank, lot on X line of Wood street,
90:7% .. of Fifteenth, N SO by fi 100, being lot 4,
bock C, -Garden Tract Homestead, Oakland;
$2239.
Adaline E. Walton (administratrix estate of
Amos D. Walton) to Edwin Sutherland, undivided
half Interest In lot ou .W line of Fast Twenty
second street, 153:10 NW of Tw- nty-fourtn
avenue, NNV 40 by SW 150, bock 0, subdivision
50 A. *ciat--s' Tract, East Oakland; $700.
F. B. and Elmira 1. Thompson to H. H. White,
lot on N line of Mariposa street. 41 W of Brown,
NY 41 by N 116.50. being lot 23, resubdlvlslon of
block A, Brumaglm Tract. Oakland Annex. $10.
M. E. Prltcnard io John Freuler, lot on E line of
Maccall street, 94 - of Merced avenue, 8 46 by E
125, being lot 4, block C, same, Oakland Annex:
$10.
> llzabeth Lyle to a. G. Lyle, lots 5 to 8, block
C, Frulivale Station Tra.t, Brooklyn Township;
gift.
Hugh and Anna S. Hogan to John Z. Hutchin-
>n, lots 15 and 16, map of the Orchard Tract,
Brooklyn Township: $10.
Mary J. Moss. Jessie K. and Perry H. Auseon,
Lulu 8. and William L. Taylor to Ed . Voinevicn
or Ida Wolmll.a, re-record 597 d 14. lot 23, b.oci. i
W, amended map Moss Tract, Brooklyn Town- I
ship; $10.
THE CALL I.U.I.M)A'I.
July, 1897.
ll
12
1 I'-
W. Th
1
7 8
14 15
21 22
]
I SSI 29
Fr. Sa.
2. 3
9 10
16 | 17
23 j 24
I 30 J 31
' £2k Full Moon.
£/ July 13.
3 First Quai
July 7.
Moon's
20
/j^vLast Quart
xi»/ July 21.
26
I 27
a New Moon.
tgp July 29.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francsico.
STEAMER | I'ESTINATION. |
RAILS.
| PIKB.
coion
Loos 8ay.. ..
Humboldt.
City Puebla
Pomona....
Corona
.'carina
■|.li Kill
Columbia...
j Panama
.Newport
Hnmboldtßav
I V Ie « Pgt Bnd
', linmbotdtßat
I San Diego. ....
| Oregon porta..
I Coos nay
Ferndale.
' Portland
Mexico
'. coos Bay
{ Newport
Yaoulna Bay.
Kan Diego.... j
| Portland I
July 28,1 iPM
July 29. yam
in y -.9. '-pm
July 30, 9a v
July 30, 2 pm i
July 81,11 am
July 31.12 M
July 31,12 M
July 31, Ipm
Aug I.loam
Aug 2,10 AM {
Aug 2,10 am i
Aug 2. J-AM
Aug 3.10 am j
Aug 4 1 IAM1 A M |
Aug 6,10 am
! Pier LI
i Pier 8
1 Pier 9
I Pier 1
Plerll
Pier I J
PierS
Pier 13
Pierll
Pier 11
i Pier 1 J
Pierll
j Pier 2
Pierll
! Pier 24
jrl/.aba
areata
b.ureka
'arallon
Santa Boss.
State of Cal
STEAMERS TO BKIVK.
STKAMER
Willamette
Columbia
Washtenaw ....
Corons
Newport
A lame J a.
I carina
Pomona.-
Alliance
Crescent City...
A lice Ulan than)
Cbilkat-
Farallon
Areata
Knreka_
Walla Walla...
Progreso
state of Ca1.....
Weeott
Santa Bosa
Humboldt
Belglc
I I-..- Hay . . - ' .
Seattle..... ;.. !
I 01 lan J
Tacoma
San Diego
Panama
Sydney
Com iia--
Humboldt Bay
Portland
Crescent City ........ ....
Oregon ports
Eel Hlver
Yaquina Bay
Coos Bay
Newport.
Victoria A- l'u t-ei tsoun i
Seattle
Port ana.
Crescent City
San Dieg0.........
Humboldt Bay.
China ana Japan.
xm'rrnr.
..July 27
..July 28
..Julv 28
..Julv 29
July 29
..July 29
..July 29
..July 29
..July 29
..Jul.- 29
.Joy 30
..July 30
..July 31
. ju y 31
..July 31
July 31
..July 31
..Aug 2
..Aug 2
..Aug 2
..Aug 2
..Aug 3
Aug 4
SUN, MOON AND TI-.E.
firm* ftatrs coast and fiiennrTT- Prmvsrr-
Times AND , Heights OP Hiok AND !.*>*
Waters at Fort Point. Entrance to
Can Francisco Bay. Published b» Orrt*
cial Authority OV the SUPERINTENDENT.
Note— The high and low v.ateri occur at tvs
City Front (Mission-stress, Wharf) about twentr
five minutei later than a: Fort t'oiui vi*» ii<si_ai
cl tide is th. uma a: both places.
duly 18t>7
Wednes lav. July 28.
Sunrises , „ 5. 09 1 Moon rises 2.51 am
Bun sets ....'.' 7.28; Moon seta . 3.52pm
Tlme Feet
| L XV I
I Time j
H~7T
Feet
I Time
IIT-A-
L w
I Time!
111 xv
I Feet
I 6.08
I 6.40
6.14
H W
0.29
1.26
2.33
-0 - 11.45
-0 2 12.19!
-0.1 12 52
0.2 1.14
L W
5.1 6.52
4.8 7.3.1
; 4.4 ». lb
47
4.8
6.1
I 4.51 a.B|la«»i 6.6
5.37 3.0 11.36! 6.4
6.26 2.7, ......
hi w I ; l w
> 1.41 5.2 7.19 2.3
2.10 5.2 8.18 2.0
44 6.4 9.10 1.6
0.6
1.2
1.8
Note— ln the above exposition of the tides the
early morning - tides are given In the left hand
column, and the successive tides of the day in ths
order of occurrence as to tlma The second ■ time
column gives the second tide of the day, the third
time column Uia third tide, and the last or right
hand column gives the last tide of the day, except
when there are but three tides, as sometimes
sccors. The heights given are addition* to t&«
soundings on the United States Coast Survey
Charts, except when a minus sign (— ) precedes thj
height, and then the number given is subtract!
from the depth given by the charts.
NOTICE TO MAIIIXEK-.
A branch of the United States Hydrographlo
Offlce located in th* Merchants Exchange i,
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners without regard to nationality and free of
expense.
Navigators are cordially invited to visit the
oflice. where complete sets of charts : in( i sailing
directions of the world are kept on ham or com
parison and reference, and the latest formation
can always be obtained regarding lights dangers
to navigation and all matters or Interest to ocean
commerce.
The time ball on too of the building on Tele
graph Hill Is hoisted about ten minutes before
noon, and is dropped at noon. 120 th meridian,: by
telegraphic signal leceived each da*- trom tha
United States Naval Observatory a. Mat.. i 3 an
Cal.
A notice stating whether the rime bail wat
dropped on time, or giving the error, If any, i.
published the same day uy the afternoon papers,
and by the morning papers the following .lav.
W. tv. Huoats, '
Lieutenant. U. __ N\, in cua^e, -
The Time Ball.
Branch __. tp no« rath ro x-irrtni;, 17. <4. x ■»
Merchants' Exckavok L
San Francisco. July 27. 1 .97. )
The time ball on Telegrapn HII, was (iron,.*!
exactly at noon to-day— L e„ at noon of the l'^a.^
meridian, or exactly at a r. m. Green time.
W. 8. Huuhks.
Lien tenant U. & N\, lv charts.
Forecast of "Wind and Weather in the
North Paciflc Ocean for August.
Branch llydrogbaphicOfkick, »
San Francis*;**. Cal , July 26. 1897. /
In the China Seas a:id the vicinity of th* I'hil
lipine Islands rain squalls and occasional thunder
storms may be expected.
Squally weather may be expected In the vicinity
of the Hawaiian Islands and thunder-storms on
the oasts of Mexico and * entral America.
Typhoons may be expected more frequently
thl. month than last ln the China Mess, probably
first appearing to the eastward of the Philippine
Islands.
After crossing the line coming north vessels
bound for the west co: st America may exoect
heavy rain .quails and occasional thunder-storms
and wind squalls iv passing through the region o
th - doldrums.
Fog and heavy mist will be prevalent along the
Ametlcati coast, and north of the 40th parallel
from the American coast to the Asiatic coast oc
casional fog may be ex pec cc.
W. & Hughes. Lieutenant U. S. N.
.HIPPING INTI -LLIGEXI B.
Arrived
TUESDAY, July 27.
Stmr Humboldt, Bonlfleld, 17 hours 40 rnin
from Eureka; pa»s and mdse, to M Kalish A Co.
Stmr Bonlta, Nicholson, 68 hours irom San
Diego; pro luce, to Goo.! -di, Perkins A Co.
Stmr Rival. Johnson, IS bourj from Fort
Bragg; lumber, to Gray A Mitchell.
Stmr Coos Bay, Hall, 84 hours from New
port, etc: pass and mdse, to Goodall, Perkins ACo.
Nor Dark B. jorn, Hals .4 days from Newcastle,
NaNV: tons coal, to Meyer, NVilson A Co.
Cleared
TUESDAY, July 27.
Btmr Doric, Smith. Yokohama and Hongkong,
via Hodo-ulu; O A O S 8 Co.
Bark Martha Davis, Fr.is, Honolulu; Welch A
CO.
Sailed.
TUESDAY, July 27.
Stmr State of California, Green, Astoria.
Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander. San Ote.tr>.
Br stmr Doric. Smith, Yokohama and Hong
kong, via Honolulu. -
Mmr Gipsy. Leland. Santa Cms.
Bark Aureola. Swan. NVlllapa Harbor.
. ark M-.rtha Davis, Krlls, Honolulu.
Schr Golden Gate, Jorgenson, Point Arena.
Schr Berwick. I'edersen. Nehalem River.
schr Albion, Grunnell. .Mendocino.
Bchr Moro, J orcenson, Coquille River.
Telegraphic.
POINT LOBOS. July 27 -10 p. m.— Weather
thick; wind SNV; velocity 16 miles.
Charter*. • ■
The Br bark Sydenham loads lumber on . the
sound for Freemantle, 43* 91.
The Br ships Osborne and Alcides are chartered
for wheat or barley to Europe. 21s 3d. . -.
Tne Br ship Samaritan loads wheat for Europe.
>pok«n.
June 26— Lat 46 S long 63 NY, Br Dark Klllsland,
from Swansea, for San Francisco.
Miscellaneous.
The whaling bark Cape Horn Pigeon, Scnllan.
hence Nov 25. 1896. for whaling cruise, has been
lost in Japan Coast Sea. Crew saved. About 900
bis sperm oi were lost with the vessel. About
2000 lbs or bone bad been shipped home. Vessel
owned by J and NY It Wing ot Naw Bedford.
Domestic Ports.
PORT TOWNSEND- Arrived Jul* 26-Schr ■■
Sailor Hoy, from Port Clarence.
SOUTH BEND— Arrived July 27— 3chr Web
fo -t, hence July 13. ,-5
TATOOSH— Passed July 26— Scar Comet, from
Sa 1 Pedro, for Puget sound.
NENVPOKT— Arrived july 27— Schr Elnorah,
from Eureka; schr Laura Madsen, from Port
B.akeley.
SEATTLE— Arrived July 27— Schr Sequoia and
bark El; Bonanza, from San Diego.
ASTORIA— SaiIed July 27-Simr Colombia, for
San Francisco.
EUREKA— Arrived July 26-Schr Mabel Gray,
from Newpo-t. Arrived July 27— Btmr Pomona,
hence Jul 26; stmr National City, hence July 26.
VENTURA— .rr r.«a July 27— stmr George
Lo .mis. hence July 26.
Sailed July 27— stair George Loomis, for San
Francis a
PORT BLAKELEY— SaiIed July 27— Ship C F
Sargent, for Vladlvostock.
PORT ANGELES— SaiIed July 27— Br ship Port
Stanley.
ALBlON— Sailed July 27— Stmr Cleone, for San
Francisco.
HARDY CBEEK-Salled July 27-9 mr Bcotia
and schr Joseph and Henry, for San Francisco.
COOS BAY— Ar. veJ July 27— Stmr Farallon,.
hence July 24. via Eureka: stmr Alice Blanchard,
from Portlaud.
POBT LOS ANGELES— SaiIed July 27— strar
Alcatraz.
POINT AREN A-Salled July 27— Stmr Green
wood, for Port Los Angeles.
TACOMA— Arrived July 27-Scbr Chas E Falk,
from San Pedro.
SAN PEDRO— Arrived July 27— Stmr Ti la
mook, from Eureka
GRAYS HARBOR— Arrived July 27— Schr De
fender, hence July 9.
EVERETT sailed July 27— Schr Boy Somers,
for San Francisco.
.Eastern Ports.
NEW YORK— Cleared July 26— Bark Adam W
Spies, for Honolulu.
Foreign Porta.
SINGAPORE- Arrived July 23— Stmr City of
Everett, hence June 13, for Calcutta.
COLON— sailed July 24-s.mr Alliance for
New York.
LONDON- Sailed July .6-Br snip Roby.for San
Diego.
LIVERPOOL-Arrived July 24-Fr bark Les
Adelpbes. hence March 12.
YOKOHAMA— Arrived July 24— Brship Glene
richt. irom Port Gamble: July 26— Br stmrs Hupeh
and Empress of China, from Vancouver.
QUEENSTOWN— Sailed July 24— Br ship Ar
dencraig. for Dublin.
NICOLAEF^KI-SalledJuly 20-SchrMaweema
for Port Townseud.
Importation*.
EUREKA -Per fttimbollt— 77.323 ft lumber,
431 000 shingles, 6048 ft cleat* and laths, 16,000
snakes, 1-33 it tank lumber, 34 pcs donkey en
gines. 25 bags wool. 1 cs cigars. 1 c meal. 111
pkgs mdse, 101 bxs butter, 700 sheep, 1 bx rock, 1
sk coin. 7 pkgs express.
GOLETA— i'er Bonlta— lo Vi Sks wool, 1 pkg
pells. 1 pkg hides.
, sauta ( ruz Island— 1 pkg mdse, 2 sks wool, 1
pkg wood.
Port Harford— 67 hoes. ■
Cavucos— 3B bozs. 160 head cattle.
San Simeon— l2B hogs. Sgr?«_B
Lompoc— lo pigs mdse, 31 cs honey, 28 bates
seaweed. 67 sks mustard, 4690 sks barley. 2 sks
beeswax.
NKNV PORT— Per Coos Bay— l bx seed, 16 cs,
honey.
.an Pedro -3 pkgs mdse, 2 bxs seed. '-'■•.-
Ventura— 42 bxs oranges. 89 bxs lemons, 3 ska
beeswax. 7 pkes mdse. I tail dry bides.
East San Pedro-6 pkgs preservaltne, 21 pkgi
mdse.
Carpinteria— l3 sis crawfish, 39 bbls asphal
tum.
Santa Barbara -2 bxs flsh, 37 bxs oranges. 157
bxs lemons, 19 sks crawfish. 1 pk. m-tse.
Gaviota - «V» sks wool. 1 bdl pc s, 2 bxs fish, 21
sks crawfish
Port Harior 1 — 56pk:s mdse, 47 blls bides. 1 bdl
pelts, 1 sk tails 1 keg 3Va bxs outter, 9 cs e;gs,
4722 sks barley. 97 bxs fish.
C*vuco*— 2 tubs 10 bx* butter. 3 coops poultry,
2bd s hides. 3 cs eggs, 7 dressed calves, 1 pkg
n.dse.
Shu Simeon— 4 tub* IBV3 bxs butter, 6cs eggs, 9 .
pkgs mdse. 3 coops chickens, 4 bales seaweed. 3
bales ibHlones.
Monterey— cseheose, 7 pkgs vegetables, 2 bxs
dry gui is. 8 sks abalonos. 4 rolls matting. 18 bxs
apples.
Consignee*.
Per Bonlta— Thomas Denigan. Son & Co; G
Morrow: • Santa Cruz -island Co; C E Whitney A
Co. South san Francisco Packs A P Co: Johnson
A Brown: Western Meat Co: standard Oil 10:
Meyerfield, Mitchell A Co: A P Hotalng A Co; H
Dutard: Jonas, Erlanger A Co; A Pal lies.
Per Humboldt— cott A Van Arnsdale; Cbas
Nelson; C A Hooper A Co: F Korbei A Bros;
Union Lumber co: Thos Denlgaits' sons A
51 an, i-adier A Co: John NVieland's Brew Co:
Enterprise Brewery: City Brewery; Standard Oil
to; Demin,-Pa:mer Mill Co; Hllnie . Bre.lhoff A
S: Brigham, Hoppe A Co: FB Haight; Healds
burg A 8 Com Co: Ross A Hewlett; Wheaton,
Breon A Co; CX Llnd*ey ; Weils, >arg A Co. •
Per Coos Bay— Cox S ed and P Co; Montgomery
ACo; J Demarilni Co; J Ivancovien A Co; L
sea eva A Co; Haas Bros: John Magee; Hol
brook, Merrill A Stetson: Wangenheim, Stern
beimCo: Harris Bros; HoibrooK, Merrill A Stet
son; order: Reed A Co; American Union Fish x o:
A l'aarmi; A Levy A Co: Wetmore Bros Wolff
A s-ons: G Camatlonl; Pacific < o**st i-ish Co;
Milan! A Co; Costigao, Cohn A Co; Thomas
DennUan S A Co; J B Tngnglla; Bavaria
Brewery: Strauss: Hills I'.ros; H Kirchman A -
Co. Hi mer. B. A »: Marshall A R; s F Milling '
Co; PGusniaiu: lac Coast F C',; M NY c i rice .t
Co: Ro-is A Hewlett; Norton, Tel.er ACo; Dairy
oets' Union: l.uss. Early A Hj A NVyss; B.s.ln
ger A Co: II Dutard; F Url A Co: B illiam, Hoppe
A Co: Crown Dlst Co: A M .lor. an; -Marshall,
Ta._m A Co; H. Meyers; Poultrymau's Union: •
o B Smith A Co; H N Tilden A Co; ,W Milch 11 :
Sherry, Avila A Co; Brandunsteln : A Cc; FR
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