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8
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD
SUMMARY OF THK MAKKKTS.
silver off again.
Wheat s: 111 weaker. Barley uncbangei
The other Cereals as before.
Bran lower. Pay steady.
Beans irrczu ar.
1,1.1:11 Bags higher.
common Potatoes firm, unions steady.
Poultry dull.
Butter unchanged. Cheeee and Eggs doing bet
ter.
Preshand Dried fruits dull.
Provisions unci angtd.
Wool. Hops and Hides as before.
Meat market unchanged.
IMPOBIS OF SUGAR.
The imports of Sugar into the Unired Elates
during the six months ended June. 1897, amounted
to 3,253.347.161 lbs. of which 25*5.963,5 12 lb i was
Hawaiian, 314% of which was above No. 16, ana
1,363.190,0:0 lbs was be. t
Explanation.
The arrow files with tire wind. The top Ben Te
at station indie-are maximum temperature for the
days those underneath It. If any, the amount of
rainfall, of melied snow in Inches and hundredths,
during the past twelve hours. Isobars, or -sold
lines, connect pcln s of equal air pressure; iso
therms, or doited lines, equal temperature. The
word '•_._§ means high barometric pressure and
is usually accompanied by fair weather: "low"
refers to low pressure. and ls usually preceded
and 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 along th*-* coast, rain is probable:
but when the '*i..w* Is Inclosed with Isobars of
marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is Improb
able. With a "high" in ihe vicinity of Idaho, and
the pressure falling to the California coast, warmer
•neither ma.i be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter. The reverse of these conditions
*l_l produce an opposite result.
THE WEATHER BUREAU.
United States Department of asriccl
Tt*r.K. Weather Bureau, san Francisco, Sep
tember 27. 1h97. 5 :-. M.
The following are the maximum temperatures
reported to-day be telegraph from weather bureau
stations in California:
Kureka 62, Ked Binfl 64, Iresno S2, San Luis
rbispo 76, in*, Angeles 80, san Diego 70, Y'uma
10-
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature 64,
minimum 56, mean 60.
"Weather Conditions and General Fore
casts.
The pressure has rise over Washington. Oregon
ard Northern California It has fallen over Utah,
Wyoming arid the upper Missouri Valley. An
ar<>a of low pressure lie* over Arizona and a
ler.er low overlies Montana and the Dakota*.
The temperature las fat en over tne greater
portion of the country from caliiornia northward
to ihe Biltish possessions It hai lisen about 8
deg. over l'tah.
Bain has lallen over Southern Washington,
Oregon and in the Sacramento Valley.
\ thunderstorm is leported at Yuma.
Forecast made at s-iu Francisco for thirty hours
eniing midnight September 28, 1897:
Northern California— showers early Tuesday
morning: clou iy Tuesday; warmer in the Sacra
mento Valley; fresh *.*. ester y winds.
southern California— Cloudy Tuesday, with
showers early in the morning ; rd in the foothills
during! day; fiesh wester y winds.
Nevada— Cioudy Tuesday, with showers in
northern portion.
Utah— i loin y I'uescay, with showers: cooler.
Arizona— Showers Tuesday.
San Francisco and vicinity — Cloudy Tuesday;
showers in the early morning; fresh westerly
winds.
The following special report Is received from
Mount 'lauialpais* Cloudy; wind northwest, 40
miles; temperature 64; pressure 30.07.
ALEXANDER MCA K.
cecal Forecast Official.
NEW YORK STOCK MAKKKT.
NEW YORK, N. V., Sept. '.7. — The stork
market to-day showed a very marked falling off In
activity. the total salts if stocks reaching only
E70.000 shares. The diminished iCtivity was in
pari doe to the observance of the Jewish New
Year's holiday by many brokers and opeiators.
Rut there wars besides a disposition on the part of
man****- large interests which have recently been
act. ye in the market to stand aslle lor ihe time
being and allow prices to take their own course,
ihe piofes:innal element, which has now very
general. y espoused the bear side, was not active
to-day. Prices rose sitter the opening in sym
pathy wi li the quotations received from Loudon,
and there was nuying also for London .account
here.
l.aier some traders trofessed to be disappointed
at the size of the increase shown in the August
pross earnings of Omaha, and ihat stocK was sold
dowu sharply. The decreased freight t' nna.e
shipped eaatwaid frcm Chicago last week was
a r-o used as an argument for a depression of ;
price** Rock Is. and was one of the stocks under
special pres ure. The market receded below Sat
urday's close under these influences, ai that the:
extreme advan.es during the day cons derably ;
exceeded the net gam. All 'he general news con- j
tinned to favor advancing price*, and. free from I
pre-sure, tne market advance in the atternoon to j
the highest point of tin* clay. The money market
continued to attract the greatest share of interest,
as the future course of speculation is felt to largely
depend on the supply of money.
"1 he tone of the market was somewhat easier to
day, hut own.* to the tack oi animation in tbe
stock market mere was little demand, shipmi nts
Of currency to the interior continue in large vol
ume, and It is believed this demand will not De
exhausted for some time yet it is believed
a fu.-ther contraction of loans to a considerable
amount will be necessary to provide against with
drawal*" for use In the interior. In looking tor
relief from possible agency to the imports of
gold. It is felt that the comparative .aseofthe
London money market must be considered as in
some sort fictitious, tbe rate being down with Ihe
purpose of aiding the Indian Government in-float
ing its loan hussia and Austria-Hungary con
tinue in active competition for gold, and there is a
large balance in the Bank of England which
.Japan has the power to withdraw.
London, In fact, tears dear money, and it is be
lieved withdrawals (of gold on a large scale lor
shipment to the United states will precipitate a
sharp rise in the rate*, for money and would thus
induce the lumping of funds there by American
creditors unless the increase In money rates here
was sufficient 10 counteract i lii . c oadltion. The
ioi.c osure sale of the Union Pacitic and tne with
drawal of $30,000,00) or $40,000,00 J of cash, t
which it i necessitate, > a matter that looms in i
the perspective oi the money -marke. situation.
Under these conditions it is believed there will
not be immediately any such resumption of ac-'
livity In stock speculation as has charac.erlz-d
the market tor many months past. To day's ad
vances run from a fraction to over a point in ilia
active shares, consolidated gas rising 4 ■ _. and
sugar 3
Hi il way bonds declined early in sympathy with
stocks, bit recovered later. Total sales#2.soo.
--000. United stales fours coupons of 1897 ad
vanced 11,4 hid.
'1 otal sales oi stocks o day were 373,805 shares,
including: Atchison preierred 11,273 < h-sa
iease and Onto 67.8, Burlin.ton 26.928, L. and
N. 14,350, Manhattan 6440. Missouri l'aciticßß_o,
M., K. and T. preferred 7)20, New York Central
6220. Northern Pa 1 tic 43. do pre erred 17,-75.
Northwestern U616. Reading 1,020, Rock island
21.278. St. Paul 24.150.5 i. Pan! and Omaha 6285.
' Southern Ka.lway preferred 7446, Wabash pre
ferred 4210. Wheeling and i.ik.* Krie 39 D0, Bay
state (las 421 I. Chicago Gas 15.580, Sugar .7,550,
T. c. and I. 4450. Unite I -laics Ceather preferred
3410. Western Union 8780, Chicago Oieat est
ern 8852.
LONDON MAUKET.
NEW YORK, N. V.. Sept, £7.— The Evening
Post. London financial cablet-ram says: Th?
stock* market was idle here to-day, pending ihe
settlement which begins to-morrow and the He.
brew holiday. The lone, however, was steady.
Americans opened dull on the New York lead,
and then rallied to over, the parity on German
buying. Then New York sold this afternoon,
notably Atchison adjustment, and prices were
Baere 'c « oady at the close. Big options fall due
1 to-morrow on Louisville, St. Paul and others, and
inasmuch as prcti s were secured -<>me time ago
tno.e shares win not have to be broken In. They
I will the. efore probably lie less scarce for delivery
! than at ilie last account
Ihe nnnl. -etilerren* to-dry was featureless.
Rates were fair v stiff. To-morrow mone. rates
1 may possibly be '_ per cent higher than a month
! ago. Gold was in 1. as demand to-day at 77s lIV 2d *
Tnere »a*> a falling off In the supply of Ameiicau
! b.lls.
I he Paris and B-rlin marKets were quiet
An article In ihe Journal dcs Debats hinting
I that the French mint mlnht be willing to open to
silver at the ratio if 1.].. to 1 excites dlscusiiou
1 here. '
NEW YORK MONEY MAKKKT.
Closing Prices for Bonds ami Hallway
bares,
NEW YORK, N. V., Sept. 27.— Money on call
easier at 2@ %. last loan '2-/.*%, closed 2l_@:.j;';
prime mercantile paper. 4V_'fts%; Sterling ex- 1
■ bang, strons with actual business In hankers" ■
bids at $4 ho l _ tor demand, and at $4 S"_'; 4 a.4 83 j
lor sixty day.; posted rates, S4 83V2(*4 «4 and
*4 8694 BbV_; commercial bills. ;s4 BlV_@* B.:
silver certificates, 561_55.C; bar stiver, 56*.; _)lexi
can dollars, 43"/4 c *
CLOSING STOCKS. I '
llailroads— _ -1 Paul 985*8
Airliisou 151/1.1 Preferred 144 :< V •
Preierred 3.%|st Paul <_* Omaha. B..*}* s
Baltimore & Ohio. it* Preferred Hi
Canada Pacific... H5-, _, st I. M& M 120 j
Canada Southern.. 5b southern Pacific. '20*/*, ;
Central Pacilic Southern Railway. 11-.
Ches _. 0hi0....... 24 Preferred 34' ; :
Chl<*ago & A1t0n. .164 lex..*- £ Pacific... 12» 8 ! !
Chicago, B &Q.... 993 1 Cniou Pacific 24 »
Chicago it 1. 111... bt- unitli 10 , '
CCCAbtL. 38 1 Wabash *y 2 '
Preferred 83*7 2 | Preferred 21V_ ,
Del & Hudson ...H**"Va Wheel & L '.* 3 ;
Del I. ,t 159Vit Preferred 14 ;
Del d. Rio Ct I*** I Express Companies—
Pteferred *BVi Adams Xx 156 J
Erie, new l" 3 sl American Xx 117 «
First preferred.. 41 Vi I United States 43
Ft Wayne 168 ■ Wells-Far?" 108
(it Nor pfd. 137 I Miscellaneous— *
Hocking VaJ 7 Vi A Cot Oil 2iy_ \
Illinois Cent 1041.4 Preferre I 76
Lake Erie & W... 2* I A m'u Spirits 13% '
Prefeired 77 1 .. Preferred 32 <
Lake Shore 174 ; ' i ■Am Tobacco. 88 '
Louis & Nash 6-'_ Preferred ....H2i,_ J
Manhattan L 305^ ji hicaeo c.a*. 1 1 > 4 > a
Met Traction 121 Cons. Gas '--•*
Michigan Central. lU7 Com. « able C* 175 I J
Minn & st. L -7 col Fdi lion 25LS*- | <
do do is: prei'd. 87Vi do do prefd...' 8j
Mo. Pacific .;-■'•-. I.l*ll Elecuicl 37V-.
Mobile it Ohio 28 | Illinois steel 46 Via 1
Mo. Kit 1 15% 1 a clede lias 43 ; _ (
00 prefd.... 39' Leai ."'•>■*
New Alb cc Chit-go. 9-i | do prefd 105
do do prefd. 33 Nat Lin Oil 15 ,
N J Central 99 Oregon Imp. Ca. .. '
N _ Central 111-V4 Pacific Mall ibV* \ .
N*i Chicago -C st L 16 Pullman Palace,... 178"*._
do do ls. prefd. 79 I silver Certificates. 56
do do 2d prefd. 37 Mian Rope-fcTwlne. 6
Nor West 15 Sugar 147 1 /. ;
NoAmerCo 5 j Preferred 1 17 ' 4 ! '.
No Pacific 20V.1T c .t lion ..'.
Preferred 53**/» |U S Leather b5. 8 •
Oatario-K W. l>- : "s' Preferred 67 i .,
Ore K& Nay 36 C blubber 17i 3
Ore •*-:.• Line.... 19 Preferred 66
Pittsburg 159 Western Union.... 91':.
Readiua 27*VfaChOW l«i"
Kock island 92- .. C & w 1-6
Sit Louis -ft Sl* 53--,! i'relerred 16.
Preferred "li j
CLOSING BONDS.
V **■ New 4s. reg... 12. *>*.._ ;N J rent Hen 55. .112
do do 4s c0up. .1251. North Carolina 6s. 125
do 4« reg 11. 3 /i| Do 4s 102
du4s, roup !13'* 4 | Northern Pac lsts- 120 : ii
j no 2s. re*; 9-> Do, 3s 59 S /S i
I do ss. Reg 1 1 • Vsl Do, 4s 92
I do 5-. coup 11,!., VC<tsiL4ri..lUt)i ; i ! ■
1 Disir.ct 3 6-s. 109*/_|>or<fc W6s 1.2 ',
Ala Class A. 07 | Northwest Consols 143
Do Class B 106 j Do. deb ss. 117
i Do, Class C 9v» Oregon Nay lata.. ll2*/j
Do, Currency 98 | Do 4s 91
Atchison 4s b-jVs OSLtneßstr 115&4 .
, Do, AOj 4s 59 ! Do, lststr 91
i Canada so. 2ds l-5Vi JO linn lsts 1 r 101
I Can Pac Isis. | Do, 6s t r 42 '"
Nl'irss 47 ! Pacific 6s. 0f '95... 102 '
* t'AutiioJn 113 '.er.dmg 4s 8684 I !
jC xl D 11*31 1045/ 8i Eio U West, lsts.. 82' I,
, Den A* X li Is'S...HOVs st I.A 1 M Hen 5s 8-iV, I ,
I Den &K(i 4s 89 St Lft FGeo 6i.l]s*i, 4 j '
! tas Term 15t5.... 11'9 consols.. 140 I :
Knel.en4s 70% St P C <tPlsts 118 1
FW&Dlststr.. 72 I D>, d« 115 1
t.en F-l ectric 5 1 .. 100 i S Carolina Nil Did. '_ 1
Olli s A tls 106 *-outhern Ky as... 936. 8 ' '
do do 2s. of 1 10- -tanßpe__Twine6s 64' jl
BAT Cent 5. — 10* ■<_ |Tenn*New set 35.. 84
do con 6i 106 j Tex Pac L & O lsts 9."> :: i, 1
I«a C 1-ts 97i, a , Do, reg 2d s 30
Kan P Con 100 C 1' isis 101
I Kan P lsi(DD)t r.116 UP D A Gulf lsts. 61% .
LaNw to:;sol4s.. 90 Wab Ist 6s 107*/* 3 ; *
LAX Cm Is hi Do, 2ds 78
Missouri cs 100 West store 45..... lt>7 :
MX T2s 64 ! Vs. cemnries 67
Do, 4s 8::^,. ! Do, deferred 4
N -_ central 15t5. .1183.41
MINING STOCKS.
Chollar $ 40 'Ontario $ 250
Ciown Point 23 Ophlr 85
con. Cal. A Va... 1251 Plymouth 12
1 Dead wood 1 00 (.uicisilver loo 1
Gould _: Curry 55 do pid 900
Dale A Noicioss. 100 Sierra Nevada.... 90,
Homes'ake. 29 00 Mandard 80 i
Iron silver 1 05 1 1 ": ion Con 45
Mexican. 411 ; Yeilow Jacket.... 26
Boston.
BOSTON, Mass.. Sept. 27. — Atchison, 1 53/, ; Bell '
Telephone. 26sl. - Chicago, Burllncton and Quincy, :
98%; Mexican Central, 6*; Oregon Short une, I
20: san Diego, 14.
NF.W ViIKK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
NEW YORK, N. V., !*epL 27.— Flour receipts, j
; 35,99., exports 15,773. Moderately active but !
heavy off-rings at lower prices. Minneapolis ;
', patents, $i 30@5 60; do, baiters', 84 35@4 50; j
winter straits *4 90.
WHK AT— Receipts, 407,325 bushels; exports,
j 384,498, Spot, firm. Options opened weak under I
heavy Liverpool news, rallied and were firm all j
day on drought in winter wneat belt, builisn Ar
gentine news and rumors of export business, clos- I
ins; firm at *V4@% C net decline. No. 2 red May, j
92**_@93 5 lor, cloned 931 i -: September, 97@ '
97 l_-16r. closed 97VJC*, Ociober, 95fi/s''*963 g,
cosed 96 **c.
liOl'.- 1 inn. State common to choice, 1895 '
crop, 3fd,4c. 1896 crop, 6@Bc; 1397 crop, l4@Hc: I
Pacitic coast, 1895 crop, . @4c: 1896 crop, o@9c;
1897 crop. i2(_tllsc.. >
WOOL— Firm. Domestic fleece. 2C'(_.27c: No. 2 i
extra, 27roil0c; Tetas, H@!6c ' |
PKTR' .L.-.UM- Quiet. United closed 7. i*c bid, !
PICSIRDN — Warr..n'sdu!l. $7r<*7 15.
LAKE COPPF.H— Quiet, -fl 1 2_.
TlN— Easy, $13 55«511 60.
LEAD— Kxcnangefl m, .-?4 32 1 _@4 37',.; brok- '
' ers'. .4.
SPI LTER— Steady, »4 25@4 35
1 nFFEE- Options opened steady at 5(_01O points '■
j decline, ruled inactive, closed quiet, with prices 1
;sto 15 points net lower Sales 9.50 bags, includ
j in»? September, $6. December, ,*6 30.
i spot Coffee— F.i > steady. No. 7 Invoice, 7c: No. j
7 jobbing. 7Vic. Mild, steady; Cordova, 10V2® 1
16 ? i*. Sales iOOO batja Rio spot No 7.
SUU AK—Baw firm. Pairretlnlßg.'Sa^c: centrifu- I
I gal, 96 tea', 3 15- 16 c: refined, firm; standard i
: A, sc; confectioners' A. 6c; crushed, 5"/_c; pow- !
I dered, s*'. 3 <*: trail a! ed, 51/sC.
BUT TLB— Receipts, 8U1.7 packages: firm; 1
Wes crn creamery, 13 V*2(a«2lc* Kleins, 21c; fac
tory. 9^l-.' g
LOOS— R»telpts, 14.436 packaces*. firm: state'
j and Pennsylvania, 17fel0c: Western, lSjOlSVai*- j
Dried fruits.
SEW YORK, N. V., Sent. 26.-California dried j
fruits firm. Evaporated apples, prime wire tray, ',
6%c; wool dried prime, 6V«jc; choice, 7'ic;
fancy, 7y 2 c.
PRUNES— 4Vi@Bc "_i lb.
APRICOTs — iloyal. 7®BV.c; Moorpark, 8@ i
j 1 1 V 2 <-*
PEACHES— Unpeeled, 7@llc; peeled, 12V_@ :
' 16c *fl lb.
CHICAGO GRAIN' MAKKKT.
CHICAGO. luu, Sept. 25. — Wheat was firm
1 to-day in spite of a large array of bear news. De
| cember closing with a I@lV*.><- advance. it was
j veiy w. ak at the opening. Liverpool opened at a
decline of iy 3 d for lutures, Minneapolis and Du
luth reported 1427 carloads as their receips, while j
j th- e.xp irts 10 F.uropt- -or the week from all sur- ■
pins producing countries were over 9,600,000]
I bushels, Shorls start-d to cover, and in the course i
1 of an hour nearly all the openiui. decline had been |
j recovered. Sea: pers ran the market tor the iirst j
j half hour of the session. Alter that the trad n<,
I though quiet, was of a more general charac.er.
1 Th" aovance was in spite • f the lact that most of
I fresh Information tnat came 111 was of a bearish
' character.
1 he only important matter of a dill-rent* char
j acier was the c earanci s from the principal At
; lantic pons, which in wheat and o>ur together
amounted to 750.000 bushe.s- December soul up
1 to 91c, declined lo'yox*. and from .'thai point ;
; sradually ros» to 91%. c. It slid off agaiu 10 SU'-'^, *. I
i however, on me announcement of the unex
, peciedly lar-se visible increase. b.atistician Snow
estimated that the 'wit ter wheat crop of the
United s.ates was 365 000. 000 bushel* and the
spring wheat 225,000, no 1 busheis. 'ihe amonn;
j on ocean passa t Increased J,6bJ.OOU bushels for
the Week. Primary market receipts for the day
were 1.7b0,0t0 oushels, against 1,366.000 hushes
a year ago. The visible supp y increased 2,403.
--000 bushels, whereas only i.b ml 1,000,000 busheis
. increase had been Calculated on.
j Slocks 01 wheat in Liverpool are 225.000 bush
• els smaller than a week ago while the English
: visible decreased 126 0-.0 bushels. Closiug Liver
j pool cables reported dec ines in futures ot from Id j
Ito 2d. Paris as strong, and 65 centime', or i .c. 1
1 per bushel higher for September, and 10 centimes
ni-flxr to • later delivery. Antwerp showed an
1 Improvement of 12V. centimes. Complaints of I
j drought in tbe winter wheal section are growing I
: more General every day. • ceding, it is said, i-, 1
r being greatly retarded. Theme i-por s were very j
; Influential during 'tie morning, Tne market grew ;
: quite mo.* [o*«ru the cose. The strength of .
the cb sing Continental cable s and ihe r* ports of
drought damage In Argentine started renewed
buying. Good support came irom New York. also.
December advanced to 91 /i«s9l%<* and closed at
815/ 8 9134 c.
Corn, like wheat, was weak at the opening, prin
cipally tbrcuch sympathy with that, maiket. Ihe
market turned strong and remained so during the
remainder of tne session. Tbe advance was partly
due to sympathy with wheat. December ranged
from 29"/aft43oc to 29 i,_c, closing 14c to */ c higher
at •.9%a-30c.
Oa.s were easy and lower around the opening,
THE SAX FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, 1597.
but a rally occurred shortly afterward and closed
fairly strong. I h*. market for the most part was
only fairly active.
ihe market tor provisions was fa rly active.
the opening was rather heavy. Th re was the
usual 1) till 01 yellow fever news and ho*.' pi ices
» ere lower The murk- later turned si roup un
dei the leadership of lard, for which product good
lor<*ii_n cl man! was reported. The market closed
strong at upvalues. ' eoember porn 15c higher,
December lard 15c higher and December 1 ibs 10c
higher. *
I lie leading futures ranged as follows:
Articlxs. i Op«D. Ilich. Low. |
Wheat no -z— i
September PO 9)i/ 8 90 I
becemoer mew).. . POVi 81% fOVii
May 90 JiO» 4 81%
Coru No. "j!— |
Keptcmoei 27% 28 278,4
Utcember. 1!9V 3 :-0 L'H- 4
Ma» 3 - 7 b t S3Vi 31'% ,
Oats No. '2 —
September 19 19' -4 19 |
December. 20 201 4 I;i7 s
May.. 22% SJB L'L'Va
Hera Pork %% bbl-
October 8 05 8 '>2X.. 8 05
I ecembet K l5 8 80 8 15
January it JO 9 30 9 10
1.nr.1. ft 100 tt.i-
3ctober 4321/.450 4:0
Dei-ember 4 40 " 4 47V a 4 •*"
lanuuiy 445 450 445
s-hort Kibs, 100 Bis
October 490 5 02% 4 S'2\<2
December 4 70 4 >"5 4 70
lauuary i 4 70 4 8--'Vj,4 70 ,
AKTICLXS.
lClo<e.
! 91
! 18
! 30
say*
■
i 19V4
23
8 2-jy s
8 30
9 30
4 50
447%
4 3 >
SO2Va
4 85
4 821/,
Cash quotations were as follows: F'iour. easier
price*, favoring buyers; No 2 spring vVheat
■Jl(3/9'2c: No. 3 Spring Wheat, 84*^@89V2C: No.
.' Red. 945,' 8 (a956/ 8 - : No. 2 Corn. 28y_@'..8y_c;
Na 2 Oms. -»y_.@l9 3 .ic: Na 2 White.
'.0.b.. 4 *-g_3c: .-v. » White, f.ab., 21
35221/30; No. 2 Rye, 47V4.C*. Na 2 Barley,
nominal; No. 3, f.o.b. 30-g)4i>c: .No. 4, tab., 28
$3Sc: No. 1 Flaxseed. $1 01@1 023,4*. Prime
timothy Seed, $2 70; Mens Pork sf. bbl.
68 20 @ 8 25: Lard # 100 lbs. $4 47y 2 e4 SO:
Short 1: lbs sides (loose). $4 85@ 5 15: Dry Salted
shoulder, (boxed), 53/ ®styg-: short Clear bides
boxed). sLi@s3/ c; wuis-y, distillers' finished
;oods, per cailon. *1 22.
A BTICUB.
j Kpcelpts.
Shipments.
■lour, bbls
•V heat, bu
"orn, bu
>ats bu
•ye, bu
Jarley, dv
1 1.1)0(1 :
158.000 1
494,t.0i>'
5 1 7 000
l'6,o'J(i
177,000
19,000
'J'JH.OOO
549.000
619.000
7.000
On the Produce Exchange to-dai- the Butter mar
.ci wis tirm; creameries. 14(al20Vs'': dairies, 12
$ 18c; cheese, steady. 899 c: eggs, finu; fresh, 14c.
l.lVttKroOL WHEAT i i i ins.
Sept. Oct. Dec.
Opening 7« 751 +
-losing 7 lOV. 77 741/8
TAltlS J.-UTUKE3
sept. Oct.
Flour— Opening 60 00 60 10
1 losing 60 00 60 15
Wheat— opening 29 10 28 75
Closing 29 30 28 75
Wheat Movements. "
Receipts. Shipments.
Bushels. ( iiifs. Bushels.
575,280 Minneapolis 21,560
542,644 Duiuth 689-045
43,550 .Milwaukee ..6iiri
167,660 Chicago 228,463
36. 88 Toledo 4,700
76 000 St. Louis 9..U00
Detroit
267,000 Kansas cliy 121,000
1.431,312 1,167,368
TIDKWATER.
106.692 Boston 23,946
New York. 384.049
76,*96 Philadelphia 26.735
49,419 Baltimore. 11,707
New Ltieans 97.760
399.013 544,226
EASTERN LIVESTOCK MAKKKT.
CHICAGO, in... Sept. 27. — CATTLE — There
was good demand for desirable lots of cattle, prices
tor which were well maintained, and the only d.
icrlption that showed weakness were cattle of
jrdinary quality, ico many iiioves of that kind be
ng < fl* red on the market. Sales were on a basis
-if ■*.; nu.<i4 05 for common to fine native beef
steers, with the bulk of the transactions a. $4 60@
5 20. Stocners and feeders trade was active, with
! iles largely Western range cattle. Sales ranged
nil the way from *3 50(ii3 75 for ordinary stock,
•r*» op I 0 $4 26@4 611 for good 10 pr in ■ feeders.
Cows, heifers snd bulls failed io snow any particu
lar chsose. and calves were active and firm.
Hi — Were largely 6&IUC lower. 1 h» bulk
sold at *3 80(31 10. Ho.s so.d at an extreme
range of *3 61.@1 50.
-Hl* 1 P— W ere 10c SA 100 tbs lower. Natives,
$2 2 ."c 13.2 75 for the poo: est up 10 94®4 26 for
Choice to extra, and Western range flo ks were
wanted at $3 50@4 10, fe-ders bein." fr*-e buyers at
,*.. 60@3 7j. in some cases at *3 80(33 90. Ihe
lamb trade was active at *4 25@1 5. .or ccmm.'U
ua 10 <5 50@5 85 for choice to prune, choice
lambs fetching $5 2>@s 50.
Receipts— Cattle, 21,000; hogs, 35,000; sheep,
25,000.
Kansas Citr.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Sept. 27.— TlLE—Re
ceipts. 1,000. Best grades steady: ctl ers s@loc
lower. Texas steers. *• 80@4: native steers. U®
0 25: native cows and hehers. Xl 76® 3 50: stock
trs and feeders, $2 50(54 40; buils. $_(33 50.
UUUb— Receipts. 3-.00. Market weak to 5c
lower. Pu k of sales, $3 Hi(a, 92*/ 3 : heavies,
$3 75!33 95; packers. $3 70(gi3 90: mixed. *;3 SO
@4: lights. $3 75(_,4; ork era, $3 96_6*1: pigs,
$3@3 60
--■S..KKl'—Receipts, 7000 .Market 10c lower.
Lambs.f 3 60(35 20. muttons, $2 50@3 60.
Omaha,
OMAHA, NF.nR., sept. 27. — CATTLE — Re
ceipts, 6800. Market steady. Native beef
steers, *4 10@5 20; Western seers, S3 75®
» 40; Texas steers. S3 (uiini-i 75: cows aid
in iters. .*?3 00@3 80: canners, 51 75ff12 80;
Blockers and feeders. $3 50(f1J4 50; cauves, 14@6;
bulls, stags, etc., $2(33 75
liiiis- Receipts 1100. Market 6c loner.
Heavy. $3 7 (a.i 85; mixed. $3 75©3 85; light,
$3 80: hint 01 sales. .3 75@3 80
SHEEP— Receipts. 700. Market steady. Fair
to choice natives. $3 40@3 80: lair to choice
Westerns. ¥3 2003 60: common and stock sheep,
$2 7503 bo; lambs, $3 50*05 20.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.
BOSTON, Mass.. Sept. 27.— The Karl Fruit Com
pany's auction sales: Pears— Bartletts, $2 50©
3 10. average $2 96; -i«lf boxes, ifl 60. Grapes-
Tokay. 60c asl 50. average 99c: double crates,
$2 *.'.(i3 10, average •>-' -,9. Reaches— Sat way,
750*0*1 1. average 88c; Otorxe's Late, 65075 c, av
erage 68c: L»vi Cling. 75c. Seven cars sold 10-day.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. Sept. 27.— The r.arl Fruit
Company's auction saies: Crapes— Tokay, 6'ic-©
tl cloub.e cra.es. $'. 150180. Peaches— salway,
35@55c. Five cars sold to-day.
NKW .CD. .\. V.. Sept. 27.— Auction sales
by the. Karl Fruit Company : Crapes— Tokay,
50c@.$l 35: diuhe crates, ,*1 4002 65. Pears—
Bartletts, $1 15@3 10; Doyenne. SlOl 25; (lair*
eeuu. *1 5501 9-: Diel. 60c@l 25: D. Monoi-u,
75c«t-fl 55: Cornice, $'.(a,2 0b Peaches— -Saiwav,
35@75c; Levi Cling, 7oc. P.ums— Cot's Rale Red.
®»i.
CiiICAGO, ill., Sept. 27.— Karl Fruit Com
pany's auction sales: Grapes— lokav. 60c@$l HO,
average 9c: dn-j bie crai $1 94. Malaga, single
crates, 60((3,-o' . average 7rc: Muscat, BUc@ 1 10;
B ack Morocco, $1 3001 35. P-ums— Kelaey
Japan, 91 3.*. Peaches— -salway, 7o@BUc; George
Lit-. 55c. Pears bartletts, *2 70*. single crates,
$1 35; Wint--r Nells, boxes, $1 55. Beventeen
cars sold to-day.
NGUIHKKN WHEAT MARKET.
Oregon.
PORTLAND. Or., Sept. 27. — Wheat weaker;
valley, 82c: blue stem, 81c: .Walla Walla, 73c.
Receipts continue heavy. 627 carloads coming in
tha last two days. The British ship V.arechal Sn
chet cleared for Queenstown or lalmouth for or
ders with 113,092 bushels of wheal, valued at
$101,783.
Washington.
TACOMA. Wash.. Sept. 27. — Wheat opened
weak and closed wi h a prediction of still lower
prices. No 1 blue stem. 83c: No. 1 club, _oc.
PORTLAND'S BUSINESS.
PORTLAND, Or., Sept. 27.— Exchanges, 301,
--975; balances, $75.9.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
London.
LONDON, End., Sept. 26. — Consols, 111%*.
sliver, 26*/f.d. French ren.es, Jo2t 97Vi|C.
Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL. liNr;., Sent. -'7.— Wheat— Steady;
Na 1 standard California wheat, 38s 61; cargoes
off coast, uoihing doing. 3d lower; cargoes on pas
sage, more offering. 3d lower: English couutry
markets, generally Id cheape; 1 rench country
markets, quiet: wheat In Paris, uulet: flour ;11
Paris, quiet; quantity wheat and Hour. on passage
to U. X., 1.390,000; quantity wbeat and flour on
passage to Continent, 1.790,000: imports into _*.
K. ior week, 176 000 bbls flour and 219,000 quar
ters wheat.
-Uplands, 8 15-161.
CLOSE.
WHEAT— Spot No. 2 red western winter dull,
7s lOd: No. 1 red northern spring dull, s 8 7d.
CORN— Spot American mixed new quiet. 3,
8»/_d; September quiet, 3» lVid; October quiet.
3s aigd; November qi kt, 3s is gi
'1 hi* rollowing are ihe Imports of wheat into Liv
erpool: Prom Atlantic ports, 48.900 quarters;
from Pacific port-:, none; from other ports. 9000
quarters.
The porta of corn from Atlantic ports, 128,
--000 quarters
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
Sterling Exchange, 60 days — 94 8.31 /,
ster lng Exchange, sight — 4 85'^
Sterling cables _ 481.
New tore Exchange, sight — 12V_
New York Exchange telegraphic. — 15
Fine i-iiwr, p-r ounce — 56
Mexican Dollars _ 44V.1 41%
* •♦
PEODTJOE MARKET.
. WHEAT ANO OTHER GKAINS.
WHEAT— The Glengaber takes for Cork 23,938
ctls, valued at $38,000; Christine, for Cork. 67,
--622 ctls at $102,300.
The range of values was rather lower again yes
terday, though the depreciation was slight. Busi
ness was dull.
Local quotations are as follows: $1 50 for No.
1. $1 MVi lor choice an I $1 s'_V_@l 57"-_ '*■ ctl lor
extra choice lor milling.
CALL BOARD KALES.
Informal s-kssiok— o:ls o'clock— December—
42 1 00cts.*l SIU-.i; 12.000, $1 50*/s*. 10. 000. 50:
8 00, *1 49%. .lav — 2000, $1 491/ a; 2000,
Sl 4 « 8 ; 2000, $1 49**..
Second session — December — 14,000 ctls.
*1 fOS/ ; 20.001', SI 5Ui,., Slay— 2oo*l. 51495/8;
2 j OO, $1 493 2000. (I S\HV»
Regular alornivo --es-ion— December— 6ooo
ctls, #1 50Va: 2000. 3H 50",*: 41.000. $1 **0; 2000,
*1 49%. Slav— 2000, S> 49-5,,*: -OUO. $1 49%: ■*-000,
$1 48%.
AiTEBXOfIs Skssion— Decern ler— 2B.ooo ctls,
$1 49%: 4000, $1 49 4.. 18,0u0, $1 50 May
-600(i, $ 1 48»4; 2000, 91 48%: 2000, $1 49*/8-
BAKU- V— The market is oil an I unctiunued.
Feed. 97L a c : Chevalier. $1 52i-.1a,l 57 ' /2
for No. 1 and .-1 35-&1 40 lor No. 2; Brewing,
$1 10@1 16 tor No. 1 and $I@l 05 3 ctl lor dark
Coast.
CALL BOARD BAIKS.
Informal session— 9:ls o'clock— No sales.
Second ion— No »a es.
Regular Jiokning bicsaiON— December— 2ooo
CtlS. V-lirjC.
Afternoon session— No sales.
Oa.s— I here ;s a fair local jobbing demand.
Fancy Reed are quotable at $1 35(<§1 40 "$ ill:
good to choice, $1 2Uf-_l 30; common, $1 07*/2
&*}l 17V.; Surprise, $1 41'i-il 60; Re.i, $1 15&1 25:
Cray, lfi l*_y 2 > l 17i, 2 ; Milling, $1 30@1 35 «*
ctl; Black, lor leea, ?I@l 10; for seed. $1 lS'cj)
1 30. Clipped Oats sell at $l(g)2 %* ion over the raw
product.
CORN— Previous prices rule witb a quiet mar
ket, small Ror nd Yellow. $1 15@1 20: Large
Yellow. Sl 071/2®l l 2y 2 : White, !?1 07y @l 12V_
'sf ctl.
RYE— Small sales ai II 12J/,@l 15 "jl ctL
BUCKWKEaI— 95c@*$l 15 %» CtL
FLOUR ANO MILL-TUFFS.
The market shows no change of any description.
FLOUR— Net casa prices are: Family extras,
55 -5i»6 35: Rakers' extras, $s(__s 10 V bbl.
CORNSIEAL, KTC — Feed Com, $24@25 r> ton:
Cracked Corn. 525(d>26 91 ton.
illLLsTUFFs— Prices in sacks are as fo lows,
usual discount to ihe trade; Graham Flour, S3
'f 100 Its; Rye Flour. $2 60 ?> 100: Rice Flour,
$5 75; Corn meal. $2 2.; extra cream do, S3:
Oatmeal, $3 50: Oat Groats, $4; Hominy, 33 100
3 30: Buckwheat Flour. $3 25J13 50; i melted
heal, $3 25; Farina. 84 50; Whole Wheat Flour,
$3 25: Rolled Oats (bbls), $5 70«_5 90; In sacks,
S3 75; i'tarl Rnrley, »4; Split Feus, S3 50; Green
do, fi 25 •_* 100 lbs
HAY A la _-*-_.EI>S IJ K FS.
The only change is a decline of 50c in Bran. Hay
is steady.
BRAN— SI 4 50® i 5 for the best and Sl3 s('(<i)l4
sf ton lor uutslu*.* brands
•MIDDLINGS— 019 ."•"..-0 lor lower grades and
S2l((t2-_ *{4 ton for it; liest.
FLKDSTUFF'S— RoIIed Barley, 520@21: Oll
caac Meal at the mill, 430 'tf. ton: Jobbing, 31;
(hopped reed, $15*316 V ton: COCOannt l a.c.
$I. 50; Cottonseed Dies!, $29030 %1 ton.
HAY— Wheat, $12ia.l.*i * ton: Wheat and Oat,
1 1 r<£ 1 4 ; Oat, $10013; Barley. $10r-sl2: cm
pressed, $12014; Alfalfa, Jf&ailO. bLuci, *»©■.;
Clover, .-Ssinlii %i ton.
STRAW — 30@40c sf* bale.
BEAN. AM) SLEDS.
The Bean mar-el is very Irregular, some kinds
being higher and other lower, as will be seen by
the revised quotations-
II I-l A. N.-s- Kay os. *1 75® I 90; Smalt Whites.
*1 25®1 40 -fcctl; Larg- Whiles, ffl.nil 20: I'miks, :
ifl 40®1 60; Keds. $] 3D®l 50; Blackeye, $2 25 j
to 2 bO; i ed Kinney, nominal: Limas. 5-1 1.*)(_,2 20 I
Butlers, *Jsl 250.1 ,0: Pea, $1 30®1 -40.
*-*• i*. l*. l l - — Brown Mustard. s?2 2502 50: Yellow
Mustard, $2 25682 50; Fiax, $1 75g»l 85; Canary
Seed, 1 ■"* 4 ftj *- I i i * «■*•» ih Alfalfa, 6V4C: Rape, 2*/ 3
- ■;»' , Hemp, Sc: Timothy. 4*V_c.
DRIED PEAS— Niles are again offering at $1 25;
Green, $1 20*0,1 70 'if cii.
POTATOES, ONION'-. VEGETABLES.
The market for ordinary grades of Potatoes for
Shippiug is firm, but fancy Potatoes, for local
trade, are null. Onions ara about the same. Toma
toes are weak.
i i>l a'iiiKS — Early Rose, 30@40c; River Reds,
50@60c: Burbanks, 45(ci55c; -alluas Durban-.**,
5_1_,.0c; Sweet Potatoes,' tiUc.i_.fS '***' C I.
ONION'S— BO®9Oc: Pickle onions. 75c* <£ ak.
VEc.ETABLKS— Bay Squash, 35@50c "st box;
Marrow squash, $8J»10'«« ton: Bay cucumbers,
2b®3sc 'tf box; Pickles. I . ■•'- for No. 1, '. x .c 'tf. lb
for No. 2: Green Peppers, -6@4oc for Chile and
:-.(>®4oc for Bell; Green Teas. 1 Vo@2c $ B>: siring
Beans, l®2c "J*! Ib; Lima Beans, l**_@2c; Green
O-ra, :-o(a,.iOc fi box: Dried Okra. i'-.._s.- *"*)» Ib;
Egg Plant, '-,(J®4oc: Cabbage, 60®75. § ctl; Car
rots. 2-®3oc 'sf sack; Garlic. 1 ■ l.®2c "if lb: Toma
toes, 20@35c ior river and 25®40c for Alameda:
Greeu Corn, 20@75c ft sack. llllcttiOc if crate lor
Berkeley and 75c®51 50 'v crate far Alameda.
POULTRY ANL> (.AMI;,
POULTRY — Two cars of Eastern will be put on
Wednesday. The market continues dull and weak.
Live Turkeys are quotable at 14@12c for Gob
blers and 12013 c for Hens; Geese _* pair. $1 25®
175: Ducks. $2 75@3 for old and $3®4 for
young: Hens, $3ffi4 50: Roosters, young, **'■( 50®
4 50: do, old. %'A .*>o_4: Fryers, *2 75©3: Broilers,
52 50(a.2 75 lor large and $1 76®2 for small:
figeniu. $1 25® 1 tO 'tf doz for young and $I®l -15
I for old.
CAM!.— Hare, nominal: Rabbits, nominal.
BUTTER, CHEESE A.M) KGGS.
Butter is easy, but there Is no change in quota
tions worthy of noie. Fancy Egg* and Cheese are
| doing better again.
BUTTER—
ckkameky — Fancy creameries, 27®28c ~sf lb;
seconds. -s®'- 6c. '** lb.
Dalbv— i nolce to fancy, 23®24c 'sf lb; lower
grades lti®-.2V_c.
PICKLKD— 18®21c"$ tb.
IKK IN- 17 a, Ilk- ft lb.
C'keamekY Tub— 2o@22o *H lb.
K.AsTKiiN- 12®1 3c lor ladle-packed.
CHEESE— Choice mild new. 10®10 ] ■•'*: common
to good, Hi.®'.* 1 ■_< ; Cream Cheddar, ll)@llc 'tf Ib;
Young America, ilc: Western, iOi.'jSllc; East
ern, ®i:*i l L .c 's* lb.
i i.i;**-- -i. Eggs, 27V.t@!'3c; store Figs.
20®25c *? dozen; Eastern, -2i/_®2sc tor good
10 fancy and 18®20c *oi seconds; Duck Eggs, -oc.
DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS.
Wine Grapes are weaker at a slight decline.
Table Grapes are a drug of course.
leaches, Pears and Plums are dull. In fact,
ever .-thing on the list Is quiet.
DECIDUOUS FRUIT: —
Strawberries. .$ 1 Kit i* chest for larga.
ilucklebernes. 4®su "■*->. It..
Blackberries, %i oUioll V- chest.
lt»-pberrle-, $4(3,5 se chest.
l'omegranfcies. •_. (ci7sc 'tf box.
CaDe Cod Cranb-rries. ifl) ff bbl.
Peaches, 20®£0c '*'. box; in bulk, J2.,@;*10 tf ton
for clu.gs and if) biaiXi) ior frees-
urns, 25&41ic; Japanese, 80®75c.
Pears, Ran ells. 75e@$l; common kinds, 25®
40c %* box.
apples, 25® V box for common and 60@65c
for good to cho ic.
Quinces. *-s®ioc '** box.
Grapes, in boxes, 2c®3sc for "'cats, 15®30c
for black. lEfttHOc: lor 'ioaay, 30®50c f.r Isabella
and 15@25c lor Sweetwater. rates nell about
10c- higher than boxes. Ziufandel Wlue Grapes,
Jl4®lci "***. ton.
Watermelons, *7®12 * 100.
Canta.oupes. 4 oc® ifl X era c.
■ -Nutmeg Melons, ..(mi.e _* box on the wharf.
CITRUS FRUI lie— Valencia Oranges. $2®3
•$ box: Lemons. $1 '.'s®l 75 ft box for common
and * 2(0. 3 50 lor good to choice: Mexican Limes,
»ba)b 50 tf box; Bananas, $I®2 60 if bunch;
Pineapples, $'2@3 '» doz.
— —
DRIED FRUITS, RAISIN'S, NITS, ETC.
There Is no improvement yet, aud sales are of a
jobbing character.
New Raisins are selling at 3y_cfor 2-crown, 4i.jc
for 3 crown. st_c ior 4-crowu. 6c for seedlesn
sultanas and $1 15 lor Loudon layers Dried
Or pes. B*V_c.
DRIED FRUlTS— Quotations are as follows:
Prunes, carloaa la s. . i.jc or 40-50's. 4 / ic for 50
--6'J s, 41,4 c lor 60-70's. 3%c lor 7* -bo's, 31/ic
tf It. lor 80-90's -___ *j:: 4C lor 90 100's; Peaches,
">i_®6i/ 2 c sf th; fancy. 7c; peeled, ; Apri
cots, 6V 3 @6Vsc for Royals and 7®B*/ i - lor good to
fancy Mooroaiks: evaporated apples, a*^>@6c;
sun-dried, 3tol-:i._,c; black Figs, in sacks. 2®--'_c;
Plums. 4@4-/->c sf. lb tor pitted and l@2c for v 11
--I'itted: bleached Plums, 6(«.s*_c; Nectarines, 5®
6c -p Ib tor prime to fancy, rears, s®s'/*_c lor quar
ters and 6"/ 2 ®7c lor halves-
KAlsiNs— v oid crop)—
Four-crown, loose, 4®sc: 8-CTOWn, 3*/2®*ic*. 2
crown, 2%@3i/ic tf lb seedless Sultanas,s®sy_c:
aeeldless .-..uscaieis, 4®4 l ,-ci Own Loudon lay
eis. *I®l 15; clusters, *1 15@1 26: Dehesa clus
ters, *T 75@2; Imperial 0 listen, *2@2 25.
•Ml* — Walnuts, 7ij.®Bc lor hacd and 9@9',i_c
for softahell; Almonds. Sialic for hardshell and fc®
10c lor papershe 1; Peanuts. 4@."ic lor Eastern and
4c lor Ca i-orMa; Hickory Nms, s®iic sf, tb: Pe
cans, 9®loc *$ lb; Filberts. 9®9 Vac; Brazil Nuts,
B®9c: cocoanuts. $,5®5 50 if 100.
Il*).V r. — New Comb, 10c for bright, and 7®9c
for lower grades; new water-white extracted, 41.4®
4^4c*. light amber extracted, , 4 ®lc if lb.
aIIE.W.X- 23®-sc: 'tf lb.
I'll*. VISION'S.
CURED MEATS— 9c if lb for heavy.
OVic for light medium, 100 for ilghi, lOi/jc *p lb
for extra light and i2c for sugar-cured. East
ern SUgar-CUred llama. Ilfdll2i^c 'if lb; California
Hams, 10®10i/ 2 c %» lb; Mesi Beef, $7 60 bbl:
extra mess d-. $9; family do. $10: salt
Fork, $»®>i 60 ~sy bbl: extra prime i'oik. $10;
extra clear, Hl6®lfiso; mess. .16 > bbl: smoked
Beef. 2 @l-*,_" _* lb-
La RO— Eastern tierces quoted a* s**/-_@s-%c for
compound ana elector pure; pails, 7 Vic; California
tierces, o®s', 4 "if lb tor compound and oV_.c lor
pure: halt- bins. O-^ic; 10-tblins, 71.4 c; dob-tb,7%c.
CDITOLLNK-nerces. C 3/ B e. Packs «s 1 ss
tb«n SCO lis— l. lb pails, 6H in a case, B%c: 3-tb
palls, 20 In a case, 8S/ 8 c: 5-Ib pails, 12 in a case,
fei,.c 10- lb pails, 6in a case, 8 C: 50 lb 11ns, or
yin a t ' a *" ; * 7r, 8 c: wooden hue kets, 50 lb. net,
iys"l fancy tubs 80 It.* net. 76 8 c: half bhis, about
j 10 lbs. 71/j.c V. lb. ' _.
HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS.
HIDES AND SKIN**-— Culls and brands cell lc
under sound slock. Heavy salted steers. ill&\li,. 2 c
sf. lb; medium. BV«@9c lb; light. «a_v.c: cow
hides. B®9c 1* lb; Stags, 6c: ted Kip. hi-'.tt9c:
salted Calf. 9®loc sf. lb; salted Veal, BV.©9c; dry
Hides. 14c f* Ib; culls and brands, 12c" dry Kip
and Veal. 14c. dry calf, 17c: culls, 10c: Goatskins.
20®35c each: Kids, sc; Deerskins, good summer,
26c 'ft tt>; medium, 20c; winter, 10c; sheepskins, 1
shearings. 10(ft,20c each; short wool. 25@i40c
each; medium, 50i_,70 each: long wools, 75i_,90e
each.
i ALLOW— I, rendered. 234(__3"/_c s» tb: No.
2, 2y_@3V_|C: refined, 5o; C'ieasi-, 2c tf. lb.
Wool — Fall clip — .Middie counties, free,
10'dJHc: do defective. 10@llc; San Joaquin, de
fective. 7@BV_C; do Lambs. 6i..t_tßc: southern
Mountain. b@llc: free Northern, 10® "if. lb:
do defective, 9@llc.
HOP"? Old crop, C(g,Hc 'f, lb lor fair to choice and
fl-itlOc for fancy. Contract prices are 10<j£13c %}
lb for new California
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
BAGS — Are higher, owing to an active northern
demand. Calcutta Oram Bags, 53 B i*Ss',*_**-. San
Queutln, »5 40; Wool Pairs. 27®30c: Fruit Bags,
51/-.C 58/tC and 6c lor the different sizes.
COAL— Wellington, $8: New Wellington. SS;
So-_tL Held Wellington. 37 50: Seattle, $5 50: Bry
ant. So 50; Coos lay. *4 75; Wallsend, *6 75 **
ton; Cumberland, $14 50 if. tot) lv bulk and $10
in sack**; Pennsylvania, Anthracite Egg. $14 fi
ton: Welsh Anthracite, $>*(gil 2; Cannel. st
ton: Ruck springs, Castle Gate and Pleasant Val
ley, $7 60; coke. »llf_)12 in bulk and $13 'tf ton
in sks.
SUGAR— The Western Sugar Refinery Company
quotes, terms tie. cash: lube and crushed and
Fine Crashed, 65/sC; PowdereJ. 61/8 c: Dry Granu
lated, 5y 2 c fc lb: Contectioneis' A. sV_c: Magnolia
A. si/fee; Extra C. sc; i. olden C. 4%c: Candy
Granulated, 65-_ic; California A, 51-/*_c; half-barrels
'/_c more than uarrels, and boxes y e more.
.8 AN" FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.
Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh
terers are as follows:
BEEF— First quality, e^UL-jc; second do, 6@
sv_i*; third do, 4@4*/ 2 c .*_* tb.
YKAL— Large -(S.6c; K mall. »(_}7 "a lb.
MUTTON Wethers. s*-i,@ 6c; Ewes. 6@,5y a c
f-i lb.
LA -B- Spring, 2 @7c sf tb. .
PORK— Live Hogs. 3Va@3.-*ygc for large and 3»4
@3%c for small and medium: soft hogs, '-VJttS
ay_c ■») lb; dres.ed do 5i.4(_06c.
RECEIPTS OF 1 RODI'CE.
FOR 24 HOURS.
Flour, or sks.... 3 240 Beans, sks 1.444
Oregon 13,5-3 Butter, ctls Id 7
Wheai. cils 13,775 Cheese, cils .... 13
Oregon 545 h-ggs, doz 6,9"0
Barley, cils 22,805 Hides, 263
Corn, ctis 465 Pells, bdls. 60
Eastern 800 A 00,, bis 1,4 -.5
Oats. ctls. 2,1:85 Oregon 33->
Oregon 2.405 Leather, rlls »9
"ye. Wine, gals 18,90 i
Potatoes, sks.... 3,881 : Hops, bis 170
Oregon, sks.... 150 *ngar. bins.. 1.880
Onions, ski 399 Qui. -silver, flsks 3»
Hay, tons 47ri i.im*>. o.«. 240
straw, tons 16 Alfalfa sped, ski 4
Middlings, sks... 3 tl Shorts. ( ) *. sks.. 2.600
Oregon 500 Flaxseed, sks.... 255
Bran, sks 200 Mustard Seed, sks 627
Oregon 6,t0 Lumber, M fee„. 10
-• — • — • ■
THE STOCK MARKET.
Mining stocks opened the week steadier, though
business was not overbrl.-k. The feature of the
day was an , dvance in Crown Point to 55c and In
Overman to 3 c*.
Con. imperial Is assessed lc.
James H. Kinkead says, that In the recent test
of low-grade ore from the Con. Cal cfc Va mine
about 71 per cent of the assay value was re
covered.
The Gould and Curry managers are preparing to
extract 100J tons of. lings from the 400 level, in
act ordanre with the arrangement tor a lest at the
I*. lukei d mill.
Weekly reports from iho mines are as follows:
Consolidated California and Virginia: 1-50
level: The south drift started from the double
compartment Incline upraise 1 at a point 178 feet
on the slope above this level has been extended
2d feet, passin-r thiough porphyry, clay and nar
row streaks . f quartz assaying 50c p-r ion total
length 174 leet. Kast crosscut 2 started from this
drift 100 feet south of the upraise has been ad
vanced 12 lee, passing thriu'h porphyry, clay
and quartz assaying stc to $1 per ton; total
length 53 feet.
1650 level — from incline upraise 1 at a point 60
feet above tin* sill floor of this level the south
drift seining along ihe footwall has been ex
tended 23 feet, passim,- through porphyry and
quartz assaying $1 to S3 per ton: total length 119
feet. From upia'so 2, at a point 65 feet on the
slope above the sill floor, the north drift has been
advanc-d 4 feet, passing through porphyry and
quartz assay lug from **. lo $3 per ton; total
length TOO feet. From this north drift at a point
70 feet from upraise 2 an upraise has been started
and carried up 14 feet, passing th roll -2 quartz
formation assaying from $_' to $111 per ion. 1750
level— On the eleventh floor north from 'he up
raise a west cro-scut has i^een advanced 23 fc.t,
passing throush porphyry and quartz assaying
from $1 to if 2 per ton; total length 53 feet. Work
in the face has been su.peudid, and in the coming
week a north drif. will be started from about the
center of the crosscut. No ore was extracted
irom tbe mine during the week.
In the i phir mine, on the 1000 level, west cross
cut a from ihe north drift, 125 teet north of the
shaft station, is in 4 1. 2 feet; the face Is In porphyry
showing clay seams and lines ot quartz assaying
60 cents a ton . In the old Cen-rai tun ie! work
ings of the Opbir, from the si 1 floor from the weal
crosscut fiom the Mexican abaft at a point 13
--feet in from the mouth, the south drift has been
extendi ,c feet, passing through porphyry and
quartz assaying *1 a ton; total length 255 f«*et-
Fiom ihe en I of the drift a west crosscut has be-n
Started and advanced 6 feet, passing through por
phyry aim quartz a. saying 50 cents and $1 a ton.
in the >lena Nevada mine (Layion tunnel) the
south drift.started on the pair -treak at a point 22
feet east from the boitom of the wiuze is now out
30 feet; ex ended 20 feet during the week f.cce In
quartz yieluing assays of from nil to $5 per ton.
on the 90() level oi the Union shaft wcrKiugs the
north a. tral drift was advanced during the week
8 feet, tot- 1 distance .94 feet north from ihe
Sierra -Nevada shall and 153 feet from west cross
cut 3: face in porphyry. At a point 100 feet
north of west crosscut 3 they have started west
crosscut 4 and advanced the same 10 feel: face in
porphyry with seams of c a.* through it.
In the Could & Curry mine on the 400 level
they have started to c can out the ma n tunnel in
order to reach the o.d tills to extract 10.0 tons of
rock to be milled.
No work was done ln Hale A Norcross ground
on In* 1 stock ode during the p isl week.
Brunswick Lobe (Con. cal &. Va , Best A
Beicher and Gouid c_ lurry), shaft Na 2. — 800
level— joint south drift start* froui the sia
tion was ad vanced 26 feet total length 565 f.et;
lace in porphyry, and small stiingers of quar z.
Ihe west crosscut No. 1 started from th- south
drift, which was run from ihe east crosscut lias
been extended 4 feet; total leuulh 21 feet: face iv
poiphyiy; discontinued. Kesumed work in east
cro.scut No. 3. which was stared In ihe south
drift 4 0 feet f.oru ihe statiou. and advanced 1' 24
ti-i; total length 274 feet: face in Durph.ry. 6 0
level— l he joint east crosscut on the north
boundary has been advanced 29 fee ; total length
184: face in po.ph.ry. The ,i)lnt south drift
stinted from the stalio 1 hat been advanced 23
tee;; total length 172 feet; face in porphyry show
ing stringers of quartz
CiCciDKNTAI. con— The ollicial letter for the
week eudi.ig September 26 says: -*550 level-
Last crosscut 1 on the tunnel level has been ex
tended 10 feel through hard porphyry; total
length, 878 ieet. 650 level— r.ast crosscut 1.
started a: a point 600 feet from 1 lie .station, lias
been advanced 14 ieet; total length. 26 feet. The
oie shows an average assay value of about »8 per
ton in void, has; crosscu 2. started at a point 50
ieet south of Nu 1, has ceeu extended 9 feet; total
length, 21 feet. The average assays show a value
of 912 per on in go.d. The main i«outh drift has
been extended 18 feet in the lootwall: total length,
683 fee- 750 level— We have cleaned out. re
paired aud timbered 100 feet of the south drift."
LOACH SALES.
Following were the sales In the San Francisco
.Mock Board vesierday:
BF.fiUI.AK MciKNIXO SESSION. COMMKNCINO 9:30.
100 Alpha 17 20.1 C P0int.. . 32 500 Mxic. .6
boo Alia ...-.Ot i 10» 3. 50 Occldt.-2.75
300 Andes.... 100 34 .00 2.70
500 Belcner.... 34 .00 Ist 0J Ovrrun .19
100 8u11i0n.... 10 200 .3 10J Potosi. '..31
200 Change.. ..4 Uli 3! «J0 -ava«*-'.!..29
iOO 401-50 etc. 5t 500 Scorpion. .os
400 Chollar.. .4..] 50 H&N...1 It 150 N V .05
200 4. 50 1.20 bA Union'c„4B
200 CC&V..1.35 .700 Justice. AC 600 X ***...... 33
200 C N V 0> 300 L Wash. Oil
A .IK UN BKM ION—
101 Andes 17150 CCd_V... 1.401300 Potosi 29
200 li 100 O&C 5710) Savage... 31
200 8e1cher ...36 00 HarN... 1.26 400 '.*-•_■
•SO. 3". LO Julia 0- iOO Scorplon..os
ICO 1000 Justice. .2h see liec... 1"
3 * > li_B 6t 100 2: .130 S Nev. .1.10
.0 Bullion... li 100 Kenick...lt 5U . 15
201 Ch0ir...... 411 1.i0 1 : ,00 SU Hi 11... 03
30d 44 900 L Wash. .os 100 StLouis.-.l 6
800 Challge...4i**| .'. 0 N G<s_ C..1, 50 Onion 50
200 C P0int... 56 100 0CC.U....V.6. 1100 '.51
ICOO 51- 60 2.7 I 100 U1an. .',".7.25
200 54 60 Onhlr 96 >0O » J_*l_;e...3_
50.- 5 100 Ovrmn.....'-'. .00.. 37
100 5,150 2i ■■"""*
Following were the t*»«« in the Pacific Block
Board yesterday:
* BKfIrLAB SFS.SIOX— IO:tI.
300 Alpha 100 C Point.. 37 (00 Onhlr .. 92
600 18 UK) 4t]JOJ Ovrmn._..27
75 i Alia-. ....C!.*. 00 41 600 .. .. 28
400 10 0 4-.J400 '.- . 25
260 Andes.... lb 41 0 41 410 P0t05i. ...32
60J 8e1cher.... 25 .00 44 _i 0 30
500 202 0 46 300 29
200 3- ..00 47 .00 31
400 881260 4. _v 8avac*....32
400 30 600 41-400 31
200 1100 5 doO 29
600 3s 300 52 100 27
2.0 35500 54 100 ..... 30
110J Lain. .6 1400 Excnar .15 TOO Scorotou..os
100 6" Wit* At f>7 i.JU &_.<_._ .10
70 J Bullion... .09 151 AIM. 17 1 '3 100 sN'ev... 1.00
4--0 10 000 Julia Os 200 1.02
300 Caleda... SOU J 1ce.... 25 100 Liv
-.00 1.00 26 300 Hill 03
10 J 54 900 -..:* 5t1.0u15...23
60 ) C.uaiiae...4li|:-100 Kentuck..o7l 50 stdrd... 1.*5
200 47 1.0 ..:.. ...... li *3oj Onion. 50
600 cnolr 4: 6000 L Wash. o.'. 00 48
450 44 700 Did .47 1. 00 47
200 4- 100 _4_j**i'u uuu 21
100 465.0 .. 41)1200 22
7no CC_tV..l.B. .'OO Occd.. .2.65 11.0 - 4_v-i.30
250 13/ 400 ...... 2.67V-1400 31
100 Conn 9. 100 ...iliOO 32
400 C ln>D 03 110 Othlr 91 300 33
700 ES Nev.. 061 I
AVTV.tISrioS BKSSION— 2:*tT "
2<"> Air**.-. .21 1450 Crwnßt.so 950 0vrmn....26
200 ...'.23 USO ........ -64950 28
400 Aim 1! 300 E 5Nv. ...05 -OU Fotoa ._ . . .11
250 Andes.. ..l 6 .00 Lichr....C6 .00 30
9.0 Belcner '.l**\w* 0dtC......671500 Savge..-|J
t?! b_cb:;:;:67.o^ n^:::^^ £^o***
700 7- 200 Julia O.^BJI i -i-.. 1
800 Luiilou....lOU'JO Justice.. .•i'-j>- * " " " /z
800 .111300 :••*-;?;'./,,, wlHl'ti"' 03
325 Ca.eda„.. 631,50 Kentc^ U 6«J WJgfetS
U. I -uaiY^T, l-o\)L Vm.--.06 4JO StLou«_.-.l»
525 Ch011ar ....45 Mexcu..-49;25d Union... .«
626 48 10o ..*■--••-.,_ - 50 rfns::r.r»s
300CCAV.... .*'»•-•.-) 0ccd1...'2.- 4J Cian... --
300 1.42% 125 -' *7-J.«l^ Y"Jc"k"t."_-0
100 oowi_..i.O-aft" cmnir *•_*■» 1 JCkl...-ao
400 C Imp ....Q--.1250 ■■ .»o|
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
MONDAY. Sept. 27-4 P. a.
£vi.A ■ ■ i«^**«?A
Alpha C0n.... as 24 Jostle*. ...... -*<? 5.,
Alia. ..- 11 1- K^ntucit. ** **-
Ifc- " 17 Lady Wasa.... 05 06
helcher 38 39 Mexican. — 50 »i
Beatdtlleloiar 67 68 occidental...^ -.70 -•' =
isnllion _ 10 lLJphlr »» « »•»
Caledonia 52 Overman-. .... •*•*> »'
Chollar 48 49 i'oiosl —- •<» »*
con.calcftVa... 1.45 ravage. ... »}• •?.
challenge Co* 61 62 -eg. Belcher. - 11 **
ion. juperiti 02 if, scorpion. - J""*
Connoenca.... 1.05 Lit : silver Hi 11... — «*
c ■„** - I".- 53 5-. St. Louis - 17 "°
Con.New OH 04 sierra Nevad*. 1.1 " 1.10
_._.*-__ -o. .. 20 - landard 1.80 190
l xc, . ■„-.- 05 Ob L'nloaGoa...-. 50 62
Gould dt Carry. 61 6- 1 *»'• "£* •*;•»
Norcrs. 1.20 1.25 Yellow Jacket. 35 Ob
Julia 03 04
6'iOCii ASt* liONU EXCHANGE.
MON AY, Sept. 27-2 r. a.
rNITKD HTATK3 HOSui.
BUL Asked. I . Hid. Asked.
trti coon. 11 - U S «are ... All -
liimw *tfcsuei:s — )
MISCELLAXKOtJI BONOS.
ral-atCWeSs.il'** 3-4 - iNPU.Ss.... 99% -
Elec L 6*129"/.. - Oak Oasis.. JOt
CntraC\Vs* 99 ' ii oV_| Lo 2d Is 55... 108 —
lpnt-stex-c? — 98V*>i Omnibus tH.. a 2 53/i —
L<feP6slcO 1011/. P&O Ityfli. 110 —
1 etc ERR 7 - PdtChßy6s. —.104
Ceary-jt B6s - 100 I Fwl-sc RRdillO —
B Lets 0 Vis. 10 3 10 5 jheno, W'LJ__- — 105
Los ang Lda — 100 ' facto P <fe L. — 101)
loGnteed6s — jOI i fcFdtNPßfts- 103 ,W.**A
M_t-stCble6s 1263/4127 isPRRArIz-li 99 99 1 /-.
DoßyCon Os. 1093/4110 SFRRCaIoi. 110y 2 lllV_
NatVin«sl»l. — -00 |sPßßcalai. — 05
NevCNgß7s. 9* - IsPBrRCalUj. 107V 2 —
NRvCai oa. lOtiLgl 10*-..;t-VW aterds. 117»4 —
I*. -ty Ca. tea. — ' y5 ' : .-: V W aier it. 10 1 /8 —
N PC, 65. ...104 106 bikluGdtll.Ji — _«21/_
WATKB (STOCKS.
Contra cost-* :-8 — , spru_ Valley 98"/ 2 98%
iikiiuwu... .1 — i
OAS AND KI.fcCTRIC STOCKS.
Capital. 8 25 I Pacific Uga. 60 —
Central .". -a-**'-, - sPGcfcKlec. 97 973/s
M Eleo I.ign. 914 93/_.j-an Francsco ..y -»/»
Ltan L ii .-if.V-j 56 ->ioc_;iou li —
t-»k d«u iuaa 93*Va — I
ISstIRAMU STOCKS.
Flreman'ar<ilß2i/ a — | „
COMMKKCI RANK STOCKS.
Anclo-Cat... ?>5 1,--» ;>7V2'.l 1 "' Sa-Juil 18434 -
Bankof CaL.23B 240 • ' ondonPAA. 127 1-0
Iki -ill. ICo — _'lercn 8.1.... LA —
PAVISOS JiANK STOCK*.
r«-r«?itr,C'>.. 1450 1525 ISav&Loaa.. _ 100
HomOS-tL luo * Hod l*:ecurlty..._. 2so —
M'-tuai. 33 40 L-iou Lru4.. 105J
cub**/ L vio -j 100 — I
STKKKT KAILROAD STOCKS.
California.... ib9V.lll iuaicSl.<fcHA/ 100
Geary-5i....-, 411 — , rreaiam ...- 5 —
tmtucaim**-**.... 47*4 48 I
ttlWU.lt STOCKS.
California.... 105 — iGlantCot... 38 40
t.-turu _).... s5 DO j Vigorit. 3 3*4
MISCK_.I-AN*KOUS STOCKS.
Alaska rkrs. 98 99 I Nat Ot. — 8
Ger Lead Co. 110 — |OceanlcSSCo 3234 331 4
HawC&sCa. 24i' 3 .5 lac Am A lVs a
-DivU.l'.a SAB/g .4 PacßoraxCa 100 —
biaitsJAJAaatL. HO — 1 Part I'niutOo .1. a —
llt---lIU--l-i-> __~_>u.V.
Board —
100 Hutchinson SP Co S3 76
6») do do 33 S'.'i^
10 Market-st Railway 47 7ft
In &F Gas _. Electric Co — *7 '7
145 SV Water 98 60
1 do do I*B 25
tlt'oo s Pof A Bonds 99 25
fcAl.i.S — A/HtBMUU** & ti.-i , ■*,
Board—
276 Hawaiian Commercir.! 24 60
50 Oceanic S S Co 33 00
5 S F Gas ct Electric Co 1)7 25
95 SV Water _, 98 62V
Uli-i
--50 Hutchinson 8 PCo ...,. 33 76
THE CALL CALENDAR.
September 1897.
|Mo.
: lU.
W.
Tli | Ft. Sa. Moon's Phases
2 3 i /-?\Flrst Quarte
\J) Sept. a.
0 10 11 ,
--' t^A Full Mood.
jl6j 17 IB -^ Sept. 10.
1 i
fSa.i
Moon'i Phase*
1
I
7
8
13 i
I
21
II
;
19
26
| 20 j
srl
•is|

■-'9
28 -J4 25 .?>L»!it Quartei
4/ Sept. 18.
30 ' r
' I £Sl -New Moon.
Sept •-'«.
— :
—
STEAMERS TO SAIL.
BTKAHKB KSTIVATIov.
-A [IS
! PI KB
Colon I'anama l>ept 28,1 V » Plias
City Puebia Vie * Pstt. ssria ■ Kept a B. 9am Pie.- .*
Homer too* Kay h-ept '-'8, jOau Pier 13
Del Norte.. '(Jrays Harbor, i -e» t -'-, spm Pier 2
nata Ron«. baa Dlesro . . aept 25*. 11* tt I PiefU
\Veeoit_ Hurabo:dils»;- Sept '-"i*. Ipm ! Pier 13
ChiiKaC. ... Ferntlale ISept^P, Ifm Pier Li
Columbia... Portland i'Sfpt 3U.lUau I'leril
JouioriH.... linmboldtUav Oct 1, 2pm i'iot*
Loos Bay.. . . .N«-\Tpor: OCt 1, Yam Pi«f It
Alliance |Ureßon ports.. Oct 1.12 v Pier 13
City Peking j China Japan i net 2. Ipm I'M S3
Orizaba Mexico |Ort »'.loau : Pier 11
Arcata i o<m Jiasr Uct a,)OAM Pier Li
Corona : >an D1e50. .... met a,ll*n PlerlL
Walla Walla Vie * Pet Bno Oct 3, 9am I'u: i
btate of Ci PorUaaa jOct f>.iU*M rifrll
Eorelca i Newport jOct 5, »au Plsrll
ABlancbard Oreeou port* Oct 5. spm. Pier 1 1
Australia.. Honolulu |ort 3. IHam | Pier"
STEAMERS TO AKKIVE.
X A M KR
From
!
Duk
Alliance
I»»i Nona ;
Queen \
Knipiro i
« cos U»T I
Australia I
Walla alia. .. \
Ihilkat. j
Ore •on
Kan Bias ,
Truckee I
I'omoiia.. j
Arcata ;
• Trace m Cliv. .. j
Transit
t'rona. !
Portland
drays li«roor.
Seattle
i Coos Bay {
Newport |
j Honolulu "...
| Victoria .v yu;ei sou :i i
i Kel River
'Portland
, Panama
Viiauma Bay :
Hi>mt>ol<n bay j
Looi Bay
Irre*c«ru1 rre*c«ru Cl»
Departure Bay I
I Mvi i>ier<>
China and Japan
loruanu. #
regon ports
Seattle '.
Newport
Victoria <« Pueec >>outi j
liumbolrU Biv
: >au lMetcu ....
I I'ortlnni
..Sept 28
..Sept -.'B
..*ept 28
j ..bfpt 2b
..S^pt 2H
..Sept '<i 9
S -pi -29
..■->•> i>t 2«
..S«pt 29
, ..^ept SO
' ..Sept 30
i ..Seot 30
| ..Sopt 80
! ..-6Dt 30
! ..Oct 1
..Oct 1
..Ort 1
..Oct 2
..Oft 52
..Oct 3
1. . "ct, 3
..Oci 4
. Oct 4
i ..Oct 5
: ..Oct 7
Doric !
MuieorCai \
Alice Blam nar :
>'rogreso
r.oreica..
I niatllla,
\\>eott
tanta Uosa.
Columbia ..
SUN, 3IOON ANO TIOE.
United States Coast and Gfodetic Sdbvkv.
TIMKS AND HeioHTH OF HIOH AND Low
waters at Port Point. Kntranck to San*
1 rancisco Bay. Published by Ciy.-iciAt.
authority ok THE SITKRINTi- NIIKNT.
Note— The high and low waters oc ur a' the
City Front (Mission-street W'hari) about twenu
five minutes later than at Fort Poiut: the height
of tide is the same at both places
.
September— lß97.
Tuesday. September 28.
Sun rises 6.03 Moon rises
Sunsets '..5 58 I. Moon sets 6 49p«
•i
T1 " 1 - Feet
II XV
I mi-
T7~w|
F«t ' "'""Feet nmP Feat
■--'-j|H \V| |L \V|
18 ! 0.2» 571 5. a l .' 2.4|i-.i.o| u.b! n.40 072
!9| 1.30 t.y a.31 2.» 12.40 5.9, 7.35 0 1
io; s*.jw 4.5 7.12 8.2 1.24 5.9 &35 1.l
li 5.57 4.3! *.0-2 ] 3.4 V.14 5 7 9.41 o.l'
a saa 4.2 911 87 3.18 5410.52 US
3! 634 S.B 10.42 1 3.6 I.SI 5..
i L W I H W L W H W
* 0.02 0.4 7.:-4 4.7 1 12.10) 3.5 5.58; 6.1
Kon-In the above exposition of the tides tha
early morning tides are given In tha left hand
column, and tha successive tide* of the day la tha
order of occurrence a» to trine. The second lima
column gives the second tide of the day, the third
lime column the third tide, andthe last or right
hand column gives tha iast tide of the day, except
when there are but three tides, as sometimes
•court. 'Ihe* heights giveu are additions to the
•onndlngs on tha United Btate* Coast Survey
charts, except when a minus sign (— ) precedes ta*
height, and then the number given la aubtractlr*
from the depth given by th* chart*.
NOTICE TO MAKLNKKD.
A branch of the United state? Hydrographlo
Oflice located In the Jlerchant-t' Exchange li
maintained in san Fraucisco for the benefit of
mariners without regard to nationality and tree of
expense.
Navigators are cordially Invited to visit the
office, where complete sets of charts and salllni
directions of the world are kept on han l or coru
par.son and reierence, and the latest information
can always be obtained regarding lights, dangers
to navigation and all matters of interest to oc.au
commerce.
The lime ball on too of the building on Tele
graph Hilt is hoisted about ten minutes before
noon, and Is dropped at noon. 120 th meridian, by
telegraphic signal received each day from tha
United States Naval Observatory ' a Mare Island
Cal.
A notice statin; whether • the time ball was
dropped on time, or giving the error, lf any, v
publisbel the same day oy the afternoon paper j,
and by the morning papers the following i*.- a
W. S. ltu-SHrei m
Lieutenant '*-. s. N.. in cu_r;_,' fl
The Time Hall.
Branch HYBRDf-rcAPiuc okkii-pi, L . S. N..**
Mkkchants ' XCH>NOK. (■
San* FbaNClsuo. September 27. 1897. )
The time bull on l\-ie;rapii Hilt was dronp.]
exactly at noon 10-day —i. >-.. at noou of the 12;.*.
meridian, or exactly at 8 p ii. Greenwich time.
W. s. Hit, am
■Lietitena-it 1' S N. *i i.r:*..
sHIPPIN'Ci IS a KLLt.ENC...
Arrive I.
MONDVY. September 27.
Btmr Columbia, C'otiwav. 64i,i bonis from Port
[and, via Astoria 42 hours: pass and rndce, to
.regon Railway and Nay Co.
>tmr Santa Rosa. Alexander. 60 nours from
San Diego; pass and mdse, to Goodall, Pernlus Jc
Co.
Stmr WeeotL Miller. 36 hours rrom Crescent
City; pass and mdse. to North Pacific o a Co; lum
ber, lo D C Perkins.
Stmr Tillamook. Hansen, 3* hours from Ilui
ueme; produce, to E lamer Gaimger.
Stmr Sunol. triers 40 hours from Newport;
ballast, to I. E White Lumber co.
Stmr South Coast. Za.idart, 40 hours froru
Hu-neme: produ' to Field <t Stone Co.
Stmr Bonlta, Nicholson, 7,-, nours irom -*,-,
Diego: produce to Good all. Perkins it Co.
ship Louis Walsh, Gammon 94 days f om New
:asile. NSW : 1936 tons cod. to It B Hog' c
" Schr Reliance. Hansen. 12 houis from Tim ter
Hove; 76 eds wood, to It A Gil Tide.
Sclir Mary Etta. Nyman. 24 hours from Bow
ens Lauding; 20 cds wood. 500 pists, :>> Bender
Bros.
Cleared.
MONDAY. September 27
Nor stmr Peter Jebsen, Hansen, Nanaimo; Joha
Kosenfeld's Sons. '■''
Stmr Pomona. Cousins, Eureka; Goodau. Peril.,
* Ca
stmr City of Puebla. Debney, Victoria and Port
Townsend: Goodall. Perkins cfc Co.
ship Oriental- Pa ricer. Nanaim": Geo l-'ri cl
Br shin Combermere, Buruard, London; £<_[.
four, Guthrie -t Co.
Br ship Kirkcudbrightshire, Purdte, Queenv
town; G W Mc2*tar.
Sailed.
MONDAY. September .7,
Ptmr Geo Loomls. Bridget:. Ventur*.
Stmr Eureka. Parsons, san Pedro.
t-imr Pomona Cousins, Eureka.
stmr W'httesnoro. Johnson-
Stmr Protection. Lundqulst, Gaviota
Br ship Cell ten ma. Wens c. Liverpool.
Ship Oriental, Parker, Nanaimo. i
Telegraphic. ■-_■!
POT LOBOS, September 27—10 r a—.Vei:~t- "^
cloudy; wind NW; velocity 16 miles.
Charter*.
The ship A Ci Ropes loads mdse for Liverpool
The Haw schr Honoluu ioads lumber a Port
Gamble for Chemulpo. Korea, 42s tin; schr Jess *
Minor, lumber at Eureka for Honolulu, bark
Olympic, coal at Nanaimo or this port.
The Br ship The H hnemann was chartered
prior to arrival for wheat to Europe, 26*) 3d,
Domestic I' .its.
t'SAL— Arrived Sep*. 27-Simr National City,,
hence sept -6.
ASTORIA -Arrived Sept 27— -tmr State of Cali
fornia, hence sep. 25.
sailed Sept 27— ■*■***. m. Oregon and Alliance, for
san Francisco.
TATOOSH--Passed Sept 27— Br stmr Atuara
poora. hence Sept 24, lor Comoi.
PORT TOWNSEND- Arrived Sept 27— Br ship
Troop, from Shanghai.
sailed Sept 25— Br ship Falkland, tor Queens
town.
COOS BAY— Sailed Sept 27— Stmr Empire, Mr
San Froncltsco
ROCK PORT— Arrived Sept 27— s.mr Scotia, he
seiit 2ri.
SOUTH BEND— Sailed Sept 27— Signa ,
for San Francisco.
l"M i QUA— Arrived sept 23— Schr Louise from
San Pen
PORT TOWNSEND— Arrived Sept 23-Gerb-irk
Anti-one, from Santa Ro-alia; Haw baric D -
mona Head, hence Aug 29: bark Germania, henc*
Sept 4; Br -h p .-ascar. irom Santa Rosa a:
Br bark Ro^e. from Hongkong.
EUREKA— SaiIed sept 26— -Cir Alice, for San
Pedro; stmr Lacuna, for San Francisco.
WARTS point- Arrived Sept 27-Schr
Ar hie and Foitie. hence Sept 23.
PORT GAMBLE— Arrived Sept 26— Schr C*. me* ,
from san Pedro.
ASTORIA-Sailed Sept 27— Br ship Monkbarns,
for Queenstown.
.» rrived Sent 27— Br ship Sutherlandah re, from
Newcastle, >W.
SEATTLE— sailed Sent 26— stmr Queen, for
San Fmncisco.
1 A TOO- H — Passed Sept 27 Br ship Falkland,
from Port Townrjeud, tor Uueenstown.
BOWKNtj LANDING— Sept 27— -chr
Monterey, hence --ept 26.
Sailed o'ept 27 — Schr Newark, tor 8 n Fran
cisco.
PORT LOS ANGELES— Arrived Sept 27— Br
ship Norma, from Hamburg.
GREENWOOD— SaiIed sept 27— Stmr Green
wood, tor san Francisco*
SAN PEDRO— arr ved Sept 27— Schr Fred E
Sander, from Tacoma. \
NEWPORT— sailed Sept 27— Stmr Caspar, from t\
San Fraucisco. /
Eastern. Port*. I
BALTIMORE — sailed Sept . 26— Ship tuiqui* '?
tianua. ior sau Francisco.
■ . loreisn Port*.
SYDNEY — Sailed Sept '.6-Stmr Alameda, fur
3an Franclaco.
COLON — sailed Sept 24— Stmr Aliianca, for New
York.
HONGKONG— SaiIed Sept 21— Br stmr Belgic,
lor san i* ranclsco.
LI POOL— sailed Sept 25— Ger bark Ua.it
feld. for Honolulu.
Movements of Trans- Atlantic Steamers.
NaPLEs — Arrived Sept -.4— Stmr Marseille* fm
New Y<*>rk.
LIVERPOOL— SaiIed Sept 27— Stmr Cube, for
Sew York
QUF.ENSTOWN-Arrlved Sept 27-Stmr Gallia
Irom Boston.
linpiirtiitiinis.
HUENEME— Per Sou h Coast — 5622 sks wheat,
10 ci honey. •
REDONDO-Per Bomta-7281 sks wheal.
Po*-t Hanord-1530 sks barley.
CRESCENT CITY — Per Crescent Clty-21« M ft
lumber, l* bxs butter, 1 bxappei, Ics c der, 12
cs meat, 1 saw.
SAN DIEGO- Per Santa Rosa— l lot household
furniture. 2 limes, 1 crate tobacco, 2 Cs ci.ar-
Pttes. 1 bdl carpet samples, 21 nxs oranges, 1 bx
silverware. 2 sks beeswax, 6 sks dried irnlt, l-U'l
sks wheat, 160 sks corn, 1461 sks oats, 2 bxs
Dimes, 435 bxs lemons, 14 pkg. mdse, 1 sk bams,
1 bil sacks, 5 dry goods, -4 csh.iuey, 2 wheels.
Redindo- 7 cs bacon. 1 cs lumber, 1 lot hou-e
--bo d furniture,-- crts bicycles. 1 cs honey, 6 s.s
wool, 8 cs 2 ba.es meal, 1 bid p.ano, 9o pi-tgs.ndse
98-H sks barley. 941 sks wneat. 2 obis whisky.
Port Los Angeles— l cs honey, 10 bxs lemons. 1
pke mdse. 1 bx mcd cine. 1 bx on. 16 cs spices. 1
l-s piper. 1 engine. 65 nxs oran*.e*., 1 bx tit i its.
r-anta Barbara— ll6 sks ab. lone meal, 278 sks
abalone -.hells. 1 sit wat outs, 1 che-it tea 1 pks
mose, 12 bbls mineral water, 72 bxs lemons, 3 nxs
hardware, 8 bxs oranges, a sks crawfish.
Port Ha. tor 1 — 211 bxs gre-n fruit, 11 coop ,
poultry. 1 keg wine. Ise aratiug bowl. I is ia*.--i
koods. 1 sk beeswax. 1 bx drugs, 2 dressed ca. ve A,
l.bx haidwa c, .-0 sks dnedfiuit.l sk coffee. 6
bxs cheese, 1 bdl bides. 2 tubs 9 oxs butter, 3 bbls
1 keg butter, 1 bx teeth, 3 cs rubbers. 1 cs paint,
5 cs R water, 6 pk'-ts mils?. 5 cs hone.-, 13 bxs fish,
379 sks Deans. 6193 sks barley, 4984 sks wheat,
791-1 sks oats.
PORTLAND AND ASTORIA-Per Oolnmßla
-65.*) bdls snooks, 75 bbls cranberries. 356 sks ov
si ers ss. mats sulphur. .00 string floats. 100
crisis t.-a. 620 cs salmon. 336 bags wool, 1500 gun
nies, 2158 sks 2765 qr 18-0 hf-sks flou-, 4 M
lliumoer. 420 -k*. wneat, 1408 sks oca 5600 *>ks
bran, 2500 sks -.horn. 500 sks middlings, 276 bdli
hides, pel s and ski. «. 160 sks potatoes.
San niEiic —Per T.llamook — 10 tons junk.
Hueneme — 40j4 _~.b--.rley. 1893 sks wheat, 6
sks pried iruit, 14 cs honey, 240 sks beans. . J
* oiisi{j**ee<. / 1
Per south Coast— H Dutard ; Fie d <fe Stone. \ fl
Per Bonita— Geo \% McNear: H Duiar.i. *
Per We. ott -F B Haight; Dodge, Sweeney ct Co; •'
OB Smith .- Co: J 11 Newbauer A Co: Poultry
ms-n's Union; Get- Bros <fc Co; D T C I'en.la**;
KniS'iti & La
ier Tillan ook- Erlanger * Gallnger; Ctari.i .
Hariev; A Gerberding .V Co.
Per Columbia— Geo Morrow it Co; Alien <fc Lewis:
Harris ■£ jon«-s; Otis, McAllister M V Dete *c;
1 has Jar obson & Co; C J Leis: .t Co ; >or rue.i
Door Co; 1-" is Petersor: Wa bliurtou a* n On on
F.our co, Moore, Ferguson cfc Co: John F English;
Clement, Bring Oct Co: Cummin i.ros: i* Johi-o-i
it co: H Flag, m in: Bissingerck Co: H W'aideck:
Moody; Willamette Pulp <fc Paper Co*, order;
J C Siegfried it Co; -Neville _fc Co: M B Moravian;
rogarty <fc Par-cer; Darbee .t Imm-1 : A SSuiih;
Dodge, Sweeney i-C Co; Morgan Oyster Co; >evillH
fcCo: F C Davil cfc Co: J X Armsby _fc Co* ' P
.oheii A Co: M E A Wagner: .1 X Arnisby **• Co;
Cutting Packing CO; CampodOuico 0. Malcolm; ci
.'arL-on ; Clatsop Mill Co.
Per Smita icoss— H Blum; L G sresovich -fc Co: A
fodera; Dodge, Sweenev & c*»: Porter Bros Jt Co;
H Kirc.inianu A Co; Wheaton, Broou <fc Co: H H
fiogao: Dairymen's Union: Ha Went Hamilton: F
.'eriu; Blsstnger it Co. B G Rulil cfc Co; S.rauas:
kVuittier. lv ler o*. Co: it/.ei .*_ R iKer. Imrti dt
_'o; Marshall it Relmer«; W'ellu-au. Peck it Co: C .
H Hughes: Davis <«. Co: G l.'iilui it Co; En erprjr.e
Brewery; R.i il alo Brewery ; Vail y Road ; Chicago
Brewery: Uni n Brewery: Labor Exchange: V *j
Cirgii.o; Nathan, Dobrmann & Co; J B l.guglta:
1 B smith Si Co; W' C Price cfc Co, Get- Bros <t Co:
Vortou, Teller Aco : Hi. nier, Hied m. if J. schulz:
Western Meat Co; Bricham. Hoppe dt c.v: Sacra
nemo Fish co; lleyneman J. Co; H Dv ard: Bra*?
-onset Co. Sinshelmer Bros; American Union Fish
Jo; Rust. E.riy it Co. Geo it McNear: sa ram nto
fish Co; H Heck man J. Co: L D Stone Jc Co: Pac
-'oast H'li co: Bassett it Bunker: H W'ateiman ct
.'o: De Bernardi & Co: s .- uverberg; Chas Tetzeii;
l.tevre. Frlcke J. Co. Loceiib ry it Co. II l ton;
J ivancovicn it C.«: A Paladini; Santa Cruz Island
Istaii'i Co; Thos Diiugau eon Jt Co; m c Davis:
■'ussman, Worm.er dt co: A Gerber lngJtC'o;T
I Kely; L scaiena _k Co: Good -11, Perkins .*. *.o;
A F.eishik-r it Co: E P Uoyt: Del Monte Mil tin :
.o; Goodyear Rubber Co; Sussm.cn Wor.userJt
Uo; F P Jacobs & Co: The Cuda.iy Pack! .g Co; J
lacason; A C Nichols it Co: Tne Aermotor Co; i
R Dwyer: |AY A Tiicout: Enterprise Brewery; II
Kelly ; Porter Bros it Co; A mour Pa- king co: A
r-nin*.; San rra else, i. reiving Co; Dalton Hi**. /'
11 Thinnel; American Type Foundry: .1 Seller; **» It
J a _ob-; Wolf A- Son: American Tobacco Co: 1 V ' I
Uhiricks; HOGreenbood: W" Jt J Sloane Jt Co: W* , I
i. Morgan; Murphy, i.raiit it . •■: Gray it Barmen: *
Levi Spiegel A* Co; Campodonico it Malcolm; wt' "
Hi citi ll : Na-ch J. BoesseniCi^er; A i.a it Pruil Co:
•Vmer I less As.ii. -Mitchell it Goodall; G.eeley's
t.---.r_.- -• ■■: ■:--..
OFFICE FURNITURE &£*=»
AND FIXTURES. {§ig|j^
C. F. WEBER & CO., Pf^ifffizl
300-306 post 1 1; iiri, s.p-..Bg_^B^t
comer stocaion. '^gj^^B^

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