The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 16

16 THE PAIXY SAK OTTAKCISCO: SUNDAY irOTlJNTtiTGr JANUARY. 15. 1888. "'CTIOJf SACKS. IfCTIOI a.V,F..

ji 1 1 no Art. GREENEBAUM KEYHALLS SONS EDWARD S. SPEAR CHARLES LEVY, It AAD AI F1ILEDA0 IEB5Y TIME-USLE. THE FOLLOWINU TABLE GIVES THE AR-nval at and departure of traias from this onthe Central and -one Kaiirsads: DAVIS, HABER CO. fiaceeaaon to EL IX W.

U-vta A irCTIOS EFB-t aaa CtrMMTSSIOX KERCH ATTS, Saktaroom ,211 Finest beCSanso te A BaUory. Regular Sale Days Wednesday and Saturday. Cata-toanes, saiea of Boots. Shoes, Clottdng. Fancy Good Lbav (for) (fur) BRQDEK, SEELIG ACCTIOXIKKS AJU COMISSI01 HEBCIIaSTS.

819 and 821 Pin street. ADVANCES ON CO a I BT TO-MORROW. JAKCAE? 16, 1888 AT lO O'CLOCK A. ATT SALESROOMS Boots and Shoes for Men's, Ladies', Misses' and Children's Wear. Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hosiery, Hats, Blankets, Comforters, Etc.

S. JONES CO. amES boosts riBEPRoor BDiLortfo Hoe. 807-209 California 8 tree two boob -bom raoNT. AXJt TUESDAY AND IBIDAYS TUESDAY.

JASUARf 17, 1888 AT 10 O'CLOCK M- AT SALESROOMS KE CKAGE FROM SCHOONER Z. B. HETWOOD, raistNo. Hawsers, Palls. Bope, Blocks, Steerlng-geer, 1 Aneroid Barometer, Groceries, Kic A Lao At the same time, we will sell the wreck of the-.

H. UK WOO as she now lies aboat 20O yards from the wharf at Terms Cash in U. S. liold. WEDNESDAY.

"WEDNESDAY JANUARY 18, 1888 AT 10 O'CLOCK A. AT SALESROOMS 1 BY CATALOGUE, CASES BOOTS. Cases Men's French Calf Top Sola Boot. Cases Men's Bnngarian and Nailed Boots, Boys and 1 oaths' Fine Calf and Kip Boots. 100 dozens Man's Calf Walking Shoes.

Alexis Ties, Don Pedros, Congress Gaiters, Etc, 250 DOL CAUFORNlA-llUDE SKDES. Ladies' Patent-Leather Pat Li Boots, Langtry French KM Button Gaiters, Pebble Goat, Calf and Kid Fox Gaiters and Ties. Misses', Children's and Infants' Goods In Great Variety. Clothing, Cry Goods, Fancy Goods, Etc. On Aceonnt of Whom it May Coneara, ONE LOT OF UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, ETC, ETC, DAVIS, HABER Auctioneers.

WANTS. Read the advertisements In the Want Columns. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. Departure of tne Panama Steamer Witli a Cargo. TRADE WITH AUSTRALIA.

Yesterday's Changes ia Ike Local lartets Eastern and Foreign Reports. The steamer Queen of tbe Pacific win sail to-morrow for Saa Meg and way porta, and the Ysqulna for Point Arena. bteamers doe to-morrow are the Eureka from Saa Pedro and way ports and Bonita from the Southern coast Tbe German iron ship Richard Wagner, 2.028 tons, loads Wheat for Liverpool at 21s. Theship W. II.

smith, 1,908 tons, loads Coal at Sydney for this port The following steamers will be due on Tuesday: Umatilla from Victoria, Eastern Oregon from Yaqnina bay. Point Arena from little rive and Crescent City from Crescent City. The following steamers will sail on Tuesday: Willamette Valley for Yaqnina bay, Manta Maria for San Diego and way ports and Gypsy for Santa Cruz. The overland receipts on the 13th included the following: One hundred and nine pkgs Glassware, 95. i cs Canned Goods.

48 pkgs Fish, 27 cs Boots and Shoes, 3 cs Cigars, 265 ctls Tobacco, 2 bbls Whiiky, 4 li pkgs Paper, 43 cs 1.250 toxgCandte. 25 ctls Lard, 1 14 bbls Spirits, 730 plates iron. 807 pes iron Pipe, 35 ctls Butter, 706 pkps SteeL 1 esterday's overland receipts Included 50 pk Fish. 627 rlate, 410 bdl Iron, 1.000 cases Canned Goods, 21 ctii Bntter, .9 bbl Sugar, 40 pkgs stwl, 224 bales Twine, 485 ctls Lrd, 13.10O dos Iggs. 219 ctls Tobacco, 300 kegs and 10 obis Syrup, 60 pkgs Glassware, 11 cs Cigarettes, 5 Cigars.

A New York paper, in quoting the an noal report oi ine I- fTancivo i roauce states that there were oOO.OOO ce uds or rarley on band in this State, January 1. 1888. Tbe printer evidently dropped the most important figure, as the rei rt gave 4.600,000 centals, in ugh the correct footing was 4,600,000, in round numbers. The number of steerage passengers landed at Castle Garden during the year ltia7 was 372, The brig Consoelo cleared yesterday for Hono lulu, wiin a miscellaneous car.o valued at XI 220, iuclnding 203 bbls Floor. 190 ctls Barley.

260 sks Bran. 103 bis Hay, 150 bbls Lime, 642 lbs Oot- lee. ou.uuu it tamoer, noes. The bark Gerard To bey cleared yesterday for Liverpool by Balfour, Hntbrle with 43,. voo cua nam, vaiaea at xoi.o The ship Occidental cleared yesterday for Sydney wua i it ox uimoer, at Sov V.

Omr Trade With Australia. During the year 1887 the arrivals and departures of tonnage (steam and sail) from and to Australia were as follows: -Arrived, Departed, FROM JAN. laiA (irom 1 Unite-, .8 :1 a at 11:40 A at 7:40 A SI 4 :0 11:10 A U10 A :10 4:10 :4 1 a AW 1:40 A at 1 :40 A 10-AV a a id A aw 10 6 40 12 4 4 3 tO 5 40 9 .0 a XSItt A S- 50 8 40 a JO A -rw 6:1 I pm wa a 11 :10 a a 7 :10 a Mk 6:40 pm 7 a 5s0f at a 640PM 12A0P SOp 2 aT 6 :0 a Mur TH9 6:40 10: Oa te at l4tPM 11U0 6B0PM lluilt 6J0PM lloO A 5ir 7 10 AM 11UO AM 5 HO ti-JO 71 A 8 Uaw 10 40 a 8 Ma 8.1t)p 6 40 pw 10 40 a 10 le a 7M0 a "3 4U 9:40 a Vi "in" Tr4U a 7:40 a 5:40 6:10 :0 7:40 a ') A 10:4 a 6:40 1 1 a 10:10 a 10 :40 A 6:10 6 10 10:10 A Oj 4Hrsi do 00 do 7 -so a Byroa. mi mi io A B.Calwtoca. do 8sjA do -t 50 a a.

col fz ir do rOAl 14. aOrBIUoamani:" 7 .30 a i 1 Lastera 1 1 r- nrMs 5rO0 Ex press CP. 1 I I tar-, 7aHI a a In Aaeehs 1 PassaaerC -WHi do 0 3 AM'NllM Swtr ao ao S1! Pl-anL 4 a 1 7 a i port Port Coat 8 TOO. a- do 7 10 a a tssj 4 :00 im A- Uo do ortland. Red H.a- SSXI A Ml 6:30 I tda 7:30 3 -30 a 8.1Mtn 0 a b.ito a a IOuI-Ja mi 12 rvo I I pu tuSUrs xi -to 8: Oa 40 pm 8: Oam uT ICiall u'ax A San Leandro do do dj do oo Hornorook lone.

Knight's odio Ll verniora. 4 :30 do 7 A Lna Auaa a Mi Ma riiaes 3:30 pm 7 :0 a Madera, SO pm do -s0 a MarvsvtUe- 6 7 JM a Mertssd. I do 1 Miltoa KedUins 3:30 pm 1WI 8H A pm dtt 7 :0 a a 5 AO AM 7 too a 8:00 A SKM A tlt, 4.iMr tOr ti ll A A 12:00 3 4 :3 6 do Ssacrameuto do tdo Wo do San Joae tio 3 do do Saata Barbara. .31 lsoda springv. ami 3 8 a At) A 6 :3 7 s0 a tHMm 7 a .0 8 a 4 6MO PM A .00 a 4 :0 do i 5 do Mo Truckee.

do rnlare do Vail -Jo uo Virginia Cily UIJ Lr-S. Woodland do Except Sunday a (Via Benit-i- I Via more, lsnnilav. o.ilv. h.t tt-KlOAa. meets si P.

Co. fc.xiMes."via Oedeu. at Joihtiua 29 miles, Oc; alto boa saving S. F. at a.

M. aie ti p. 1 o. Pa aene-r T-s viaorden. al Oakisad Plr 16ci; and boat San Fran ieo at 8 a.

M. meets S. P. la tr-in. ftwo, Loa Angviea a Mojave at VailHo Jane.

ion 2 miles. Boat leaving 9. F. at 3 Sj p. m.

nam S. P. Co. train, via El Paao, at V.l jan. miles.

9-c Saturdays -pted. Take for traia and change cars at A am Oakland. Ponrfb and T.a-wail Streets. lurt S. F.

la EflPCt April 18. 18S7. F. 13 Ol Cm-iery aod saa Mateo IMr a 8:30 a A a a 1.1 a 10KJ 2 a 4:6 tJ :35 :40 17 JO "3:.0 Mateo, a Me-le 6:10 8:30 111:4 PI 8:30 Al aJ 3 JO la 4 I 1 I 9 sS a I IQM2 a all I 6:40 Santa Clara. Saa aod Prtoctpal Way Sta-oaa rH Almadaa and W.

fttai fans J. a Al Ullroy. Pajaro. CaatrovUla, l10H2 a llnaa B'1 ontet-y SO lM Pi 1-tA All fSondayJ Kxc-nl I iBantaCms LOCAL TRAIN8. na Saa Dal v- Yo EAsT OAKLAND 6siO, 6 SO.

7 -OO. SO, OO.S-.S0.9 10 11 JMk I2-O0. 12 .30. I -OO. 1 SO.

-sm. 3 30. 3 W. 3 4 OO, 4 30. 6 OO.

6-00 JO. 7 -CHI VO, -OO. lOasJ. 1 1 -OO. I20.

23 AVENl'E. EAsT OA KU.ML.Mw aa -To East oa land" until 6 OO p. M- loctuaiva, BM at 7 -OO. 6 and HI P. BL TO, KlTVALIr.lKll 6:30, 70.

7 30, -SO 3 30. 4 -00. 4J0. 6 30. iO OO.

Pm- ITVAI.K rviA Alamboa 3 13-HI. TV AI.AM KDA--6HKI. 7H. "7 SO. SOB, 8KI.

9:30. 10410, 110.30. 11HIO. til -tO. 1 -OO.

Ui-SO. IMO, Ssl. 0, Svl 3 .30. 4HK). 4 -JW, 6-OO, 6 .30.

6HW. JW. 7 VO. 8-H. OO, 11 -OO.

12-0l. BKRKELEY 6 OO, 6 rOO. 7:30 B-on, 8 -0. 16 -OO. 10:30, 1 1 Ill 12 O0.

I KJ.Il :3O.2-00. 30. 4rOO. 4-jM, H0. 6 :30, 6-00 7 OO.

84J0. 9HHt. lo0. llK), 12HMJ. TO EoT BERKELEY same as "Te T.

San and ro, Oaily. FROM FRUIT VALE 6:50. 7:29. 7:. 8 71, 6:20.

8 20. 3:40. 14(1 -2 III MI In -AO. 40. FROM FRU fT VALE via AMBDA 19:1.

28. FROM 23 IVI.VUF, KAT OAKLAND 8 66 7:25. 7:65. 8:26. --55, 9:26.

9:66, 10:25. 10:55. 11:26. HAS. 12:26.

13 A 1 25, 1:55. -6 2-65. 3-25. 4:25. 4 i.

8:35. 65. 6:26. 6 7 65. 8 6i.

10 6S. FROM KATUAELA. :00, 6 -SO. 7 OO 7 fc AK). 8 lu IO-SO, 1 1 13-00.

1 MO. 1 2-00. tusOL 5 OO. 4KH. 4:30, 0, $J0.

710. 10 J7 FROM BKUAHWAT, OAKLAND 7 ml anl as later than fmm East Oak land. FROM A LAM EDA .26, 6:65. 8:28. 6:55, 7-25.

7-6. 8:65. 8:25. $46 110:25. 10:55.

11:25. 11:55 112:25. 12 :55, 1 :65, 12-25. 3:55, 3:25. 3:5.

4:25. 4:56. 6:25. 6:55, 6 iS. -5.

7 55. 8 65. 9 -3 18 :56. FR'iM SkKKKLEY 6:25, 6:65. 6'65.

7-25. 7:65. 8:55. 9:25. 96.

110:2 10 66. ill 25. 1 1 :66. 1 1 2 :25. 12.5.1.

liL fi 25. 55. 3:25. 3:55. 4:26.

4 55. 6:25. 6. wk. 6:25.6:65.

7:65. 8:55.9:55. 10:55. FROM WfoT BERKELEY 4Sa ma as 'From Berkeley." Creek Rst. FROM SAN A CISCO 7 11:13, 1:16.3:15.6:15.

04 8:16. 10:15. UO 3:13.4:16. axcepieo. 4Bodays ealy.

WANTS. A threo-ltne Rooms to Let advertisement for 16 cants. SAN FRAXGISG3 NORTH PACIFIC 14 A. I LHOA1J. 'The Dosshsi Kmad-Cttgl Rostte.

COMMENCING- SUNDAY. DEC 4. 1ST. s' and until rurther auUce. Boat and Trains will leave from and arrive at San Francisco Paaaenger liepot.

Market-reet Wharf, as foiioa-s: mii a a 6:00 BE BCHAYT SALE-ROOM; 7 Market Street, near PoartH. Be-olar Bale. Day, lTt M4 FrliU Cash Advanced on CtnaLxnmenta, BUTTEHFIELD, Beat Estate and General Aartloaeer. Careful attenUoa given to outdoor sales of every description. 1 Office and Salearoom.

624 Market street. Opposite Palace Hotel. OOfiAX sTEAMRRt. PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO. CTEAMERi WILL Wharf.

SAIL FROM Broadway Francis 00, for ail Coast ports aa follows: roTS. srKAMSJBS -f SA1LIXM. Fltka. Alaska bee note -ct. 7th and 21 Juseau.

below. Noy.4UaadLu rcwn SeatA.L Tacomav Portia ad AMo -ia. Or Eureka Arc. La Point Little River Whitesbora. Novo.

CurTey'i Cora Fort B-agg ete Jt u. Monterey Saa inieoa. Cay Port Harford Len Luis Oplspo. Gaviuta Santa Bar bars. San Buenaventura Hueneme.

ban 1 Kvery See Jolit advertlse-ient Q. 4X.Cm4f.Uj.C City of Chester 8 it Yaqnina it on day, r. m. I Los Angeles, 8 a. Se-t 54.

OCIOI1W 10. IB. 26; 1 1. 19. 27: Decembers, 13.21.

Janery 14. 24 J0. Eureka, 8 A- Sepc SH. Orto-ber 6, 14, 22. 3d: Novembar 7.

15. 23: itnber 1. 17. 26; January 2. 10.

18. 2 Qneen of the Pad fie. 8 SeC 26, October 4 12. 28; 13, 2L December 7. 15.

23, 31; air-nary 8. 16. 24. Santa Rosa, -a r. sta 33, CJctobe 8.

November 1. 9. 17. 25; Decemner All. 1ft.

27 Juiurr A. tit Los A neH est Port Harford Saa Luis Santa Saa Loa Angeles aa tb. British Colnrubla aid Pvges Bound Steamera. every Friday at 9 a. connect at Vancouver vim Ca iadii Pacifto RaUwav a -i at Tacoroa alia Northern P-16o R.

rt. lor all points test and to Europe. Through tickets atul wait, ia IB.uecl. JJora-MsuMf MeUrm, from Broadway Wharf, every second Friday at 9 a. will connect at Port Tuwnsend with steamers Ancon aud Id aho lor porta lu Aka.

Ticket Cm--. 14 Otreet. GOODALL. PERKIN A CO- General Agents. No.

10 Market S. F. A TQ An advertisement in the Want A KJ. Column, wui bring yon what you nt. FDHPOHTLA1! ASTOHlj 03E333L THEOREGOT RAILWAY AND i NAVIGATION CXMI'ANY and ''Tsir PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatel) from Hpaar-atreet whsrf at 10 a.

for the aoove poxta, en of atraew A I iron steamships, vis: OBE jOS-December 30. January 11. S3. OL MBI A January 3. OF CALIFORNIA January 7.

19. CoDnectinc via Portland wUh the Northern Parllo Railroad. Oregoa bhort Line and other diverglnf liaea for all points In Oraeon. Washingfwt Terrfr tory. BrlUsh Columbia, A lanka, luahu.

Montana, Dakota, Utao, Wyoming, 1 eilowstone Carle ada polu la hast aud aouta and lo Europa FARE TO PORTLAND Cabin. $16; Steerage, Bound-trip, Cabin. 3 Ticket 6O0UALL. ....414 oatgomerr Street PERKINS A Areuta. Na lo Marks at- ban FraiK-fsoa, pacific stmamship The Company's amen will sad For NEW YORK.

vt PANAMA: 89. ACAPULCO Sa.arday. Jan. 14. at 4 P.

M. Taking freight and passengers direct for Maxatlan, San ias. Mania n.ilo. Aiapuico, Cbamperico, San Jose de Guaiemaia. La Lloertad and Pan ma.

and via A'-apulcu f.r all other Mexican and Central Americau ports. Passengers booked through to Bad from. Europe by any ii.a Fop HflWKnsi -t TOKORAMA-CITY OF RIO jA VKIRO. Sat. Jan.

2i.at p.m. CITY OF NEW YORK Feb 1 1 a- 3 P. M. ExcBisdoa Ucketsto Toarohama and rat ra at Caced rates. For tn Mgtil and lianas a apply at tbe offloa eoraar First a nd Braaoao atrseia kILLIAjis, MONO A CO Agaota, GEO.

H. hlVK. raffle Ma ocmic STEiMSii? Carry Lug uited States. Hawaiian anucoioalai jCaOa VrIt't' 1KAVI THK 1 1 W'harC foot Steuart and Folsooa au. For Honoloia.

Aac land anl Svda es. rtthot rhanga. tbe splendid new 3.000-toa iroo sisamar MARIPOSA. Satarday. Jaa.

14. at 3 am. Or unmodtataly aa arrival aT the gng.h ,,,.11, For Honoloia, ACSTRALIs 31. 1888. (A splendid S.OoO-ton vessel) Fop freight or ra aoply at sdlta, 327 M-arkst 4UUJI AA WKW.LLU BKOtC.

uaoerai Ageata, TO FROM EUROPL THR ACnOMMODATTOX A Nf rNOTTCTa, aoenta offared bv ta laasaa and Red Star Llaee are aosorpa isA Two steamers from New Tors: evory ataraay. For lirksia, sail ing sanip piana apply se O. W. CLEICHER, Oeneral Agent, 13 Blargat aW.UPiAa. AssUrtaata.

IIAILROADS. SOUTHERN F1CIH5 COHPllf. South Pacific Coast railway Division. T3ASSENOER TRAIN LEAVE STATIOW -a. rontar star set street.

aoTBt aion at A A. M. (SUNDAYS O.M.TI Hantor x.lSCf Train 10 BAN JOSE, stepptne at ail wav stations; returning, arrive In ban Francisco at 7 r. M. O.l A.

M. daily for Alvarado. Newark. villa Alvtao. Santa Clara, BAN JOaL, Los Gatos, Wrlgbta, Glenwxod.

Pelton. KwuKler Creek, Big Tresa, SANTA CRUZ and ail way station. I a. a- vAcewt uuujjfi exprn at den, o.lu Alvarado, Newark. CentervUie.

Alvlso, Agnesrs, isanta Clara, KAN JOsK Naw AlmaOeo, Loa Uatos aaa aU statiooa to SANTA CBL and BOLL -Alt I'. lKK. 4,1 P. dally, for Sao Joss, Los (sates and .1 Intermediate points. A AAHimium I'vl SANTA CRUZ AND OsJ BOULbak CHEEK, oa Satardays aad Sim.

days, to return oa Monday Inclualva tl lb labAaiA CLARA and oAS OSS. and leturn, Sundays only. LOCAL, FERRY TRAINS. PBOX S-r PBAMCTBCO TO OAKLAND AND ALAMEDA DAILY. 6:16.

.45. 7:15. T.45. 0:1. 8:45.

8:15. B-AK 10:16. 10:45. 11:15. 11:45 a.

12:16. 1J it :15. i .45. 3:15. 3:16.

3 :45. 4:16. 4:45. 6:1. 6:15.

8A5. 7:30. 8-tO. 8l30. 10:30.110 TO SAN FRANCISCO DAILY.

From ItMiria-nlh aud rranaha atreeu. Oakland (6:15. (6:45. 7:15. 7 8:15.

8 9: 1 9:45 .10:15, 10:46,11:15. 11 :45 A.M. 1:15. 1:45. 8:16.

3:45. 3:15. 4 :15.4 :45. 5 45. BU5.

6:45. 7MA 8:30, 9 11 OO M. TOBA.S PlfcA SI.ISI.V llAILT. From Uigu acreot. aiamsli 6 p4HL 7SJ1.

eaiL 8:31. MJl. 8:81. 11:01. M.

lxrvi. 1 nil. 1:31. 1. 2 SU 3 3 :3 4 :01.

4 6 6: JL 6:01. -si. 1 0.10. 111:10, 11 r. (Snndays excepted.

Ticket OfUce. 613 Market street (under Grand Hotel), and rotunda Baiwin HoteL W. T. IT GKRALTA i- F. A P.

Aft S. P. tt'y LMvialoa. L. FILLMORE, is.

r. it'y Dlvlsioa Sapertnteadeat. SAUCEUTO-SAI EAfAEl-SJUl QUENTIIt, KOSTH PACIFIC C3AST RA1LR0A1 TIME TABLE. Camasaaelnc Mondav. Oetober 17.

18 "i 7, aad antil f-rthar aoiloe, boats aad Iraine will raa aa kiiiuwt: s-AN FRANCI8CV) to SAUCtLITO sal BAN KAFA EL we.k days 7-30, IL80 a 3.25, 4.50. 6.10 P. M. (Sundays) 0.1, lO.OO. 11.

SO a. l.SO. la, 6.15 r. M. Extra trip oa Satorday at 1.45 P.

M. From HA KA rAEL for SAN FRANCISCO (week daya sLlw. 7.45. 8.8O. 11.

OO a. 4.6 p. M. (SuiKlay.) 8.00. lOOO a.

13 L30. 3. IS. 6 16 p. M.

Extra trips oa Satarda jr at L46, 8 25 r. m. Fare, 60 cents, round trip. From -ALCELITO for sAN FRANCESCO (week days) -6. 45.

820. 10. OU, 1L46 A. BU, A 66. 6.

id P. M. (Sundays) S.45, 10.45 a.m- 12.45. 2.15. 4.00, 808 p.

m. Extra trips oa Saturday at 3.30, 4.06 p. 25 ceuta, round trip. THR TRAINt 11:00 A. Dally (Randays excepted) from Saa Francisco for Ingram and Intermediate station, Hxurniag.

leaves Ingram a al a. M-. arrives at Saa rrauctsuo at 14:16 P. au EXCURSION RATES. Thirty-Day Excundoo Roand-trlp Tlcketa.

te aad irom all stations at twenty-ova par oeot raduo-tko f. om ftlnicle La rilT rata Friday to Monday Excursion Round-trip Tlcketa sola on p'rMaya ao sal a may, gooa to return foUowlug Mo day; Camp Taylor. $1 75: P.4 it Reyes, S2: Tooialea, $3 26; Howard, $4 60; In. ram' B4- fcTAGE CONNECTIONS, leave Inrram's daily (except Mondays for Stewart 1 01 nl. uoAtaia r-vint a raa, vur I Cove.

Navarro, Meaduc 10 Cuy aad all po its OQ the North Coast. W. COLEMAN. F. LATHAM.

Gen'l Pasa. A Tkt Aft. Oeneral Btanagec 6 7 S( I 1 It to a. r. 6:20 P.

8ays: A. street Burnt 4 rivea Ellen soma, AUCITOKE-BS AND COkMISSIOS MESCHA5T8, Koi. lis asd H7 Buh Street. Set. Sanson and Battery.

IOHH B. LUTHER. AdTancas Cons mmenn- DUE NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN Of Our Next Sale. A ATfC! Read the ad vertlaemen In the 1 1 i.J.v to. fant Columns.

Proposals for the Purchase of a. Town Bonds. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVE bv the undersigned up to the 15th of February, 1888. for the purchase of aB or any part twenty- five Seven Bonds of the town of Santa Ana, nun beied from one to twenty-live, inclusive, said Bonds to be uia dwrntmluniinn of ona thousand dollars each, drawing Interest at the rata of seven per cent per annum, in ares payable at the otnee oi me Tow ii Treasurer of said town on the Mrst days of January July in each year, and the principal ravaole on the first day of January. 1908, or at any time before that date at tbe pleasure of the said town.

In gold coin of the United states. Said Bonds will be dated January 1, 188S. and purchasers wilt be required, in addition io their bids, to pay tne accrued Interest from the date of bonds to the date of -uile, and said bonds are to be Issued under and bv vinue of the Dover conferred by section 868 of the Act to provide for the organization. Incorporation and government of municipal corpora tions," approved March 13, 188.1, and of oral ance No. 43 aud Resolution No.

II. passed by the Board of Trustees of said town, copies of ordinance and resolution may be h. on application, by mail or otherwise, to the undersigned at his efflct In Santa Ana. Bids to be Indorsed, Bids for the Purchase of Town Bonds." The Board Trustees of aaid town reserve the right to reject any and all bids. By order oi the Board of Trustees of the town of Santa Ana, at its regular meeting November 21.

187. J. B. i'ULKEKSON, Clerk of the town of 6anta Ana, Los Angeles county, CaL TV r0 yon Want a Servant Ad-Vf All lu vertise in the Want Column. ant; J.

R. Soloman, Gazetteer: Henry Heiier, Historian; M. J- Lichtenberg, Artist. The report of the Scribe showed a membership of 1,300. Dinner was served at thirteen minutes st 8 p.

M. There were thirteen courses, thirteen wines and thirteen toasts. Telegrams of congratulations were sent branch clubs in many cities. It was later than 13 o'clock when tne club adjourned. DISORDERLY COFFERS.

They Treat Each Other to Good Dose of the Locmu rspectal to the Eiahines. I New York, January 13. The powdsred and painted promenaders on Bleecker street were entertained at 10:30 o'clock by a slogging match between two uniformed policemen Joseph P. Maguire of the Mulberry-street Station aud John Irving of the Mercer-street Station. Irving patrols the north side of Bleecker street and Maguire tbe south side.

Two women whom Irving frequently met on his beat were talking with nim (against the rules) in front of Ma 3 Bieecktr street, just off the Bowery. Maguire got two roundsmen to go over and make fun of Irving and his flirtation. Irving threatened to lock theiu up. Hard words passed across the street between the policemen and Maguire walked off his beat across the street ami said to Irving with an oath: "I've got enough of you." "You go back on your post, Irving answered. Then the fun began.

Maguire struck Irving on thi month with his hst, cutting his under lip. The two women ran away, but many others gathered around and looked on. They generally do the fighting thereabouts themselves. lrviug drew his club aud brought it down on Magu ire's head. Maguire caugut Irving by the throat, and forced him ou his oack against an iron railing.

Both men kicked and used their fists and clubs as well as they could at such, close quarters. Four policemen from adjoining posts came to the scene of the fight, and tr ed to separate the sloggers. Tbey baa to do this twice, omitting to use tbe violence they would have used on 'ordinary eitizens. During the row Irving used his stick with much recklessness, striking several young men wno were trying to act as peacemakers. Inspector Cunlin and Sergeant Keileher, on duty at headquarters, became aware of the fight through the kindness of two young fellows who rushed into the corridor and shouted "Two cops around in Bleecker street are beating each other." Sergeant Keileher went around, but the battle was theu over.

Both men made statements for Inspector Conlin. Maguire said he was standing on the south side of Bleecker street and Irving and his -friends on the other side came over and accused him (Maguire) of insulting them. Then Irving slashed Maguire in the face. Un fortunately for Maguire all tbe blood spilled was iouna on me norxn siae oi me street Both men were sent back to tbeir station-houses under suspension, and with orders to report to Captain Murray. THE FIUEL1TY BANK SMASH.

Testimony ia the Trial of the Assistant Cashier. Cincinnati, January 13. In the trial of Benjamin Hopkins, Assistant Cashier of the Fidelity National Bank, in the United State Court to-day, John K. Powell told how he was called after 5 o'clock on June 14th by Harper to make tip $1,000,000 of securities to send to the Chemical National Bank of New York, and how on tne to the express office with it he met Hopkins, who went with him and assisted in sending it J. W.

Wilshire testified that Hopkins was present when be called on Harper to arrange about going to Chicago with $000,000 for the brokers. He said Hopkins went out to telephone for Hoyt to go with him. A FIGHT TO THK DEATH. Bloody Culmination of a Qnarrel Between Two Jllen. Anniston January 13.

R. H. Evans and W. Williams killed each other at the Parker House yesterday. Williams was the proprietor and Evans and wife were boarders.

Williams made objections 10 them some davs ago nd words passed between them. Evans returned yesterday afternoon intoxicated, renewed the difficulty and began firing. Evans emptied five barrels and Williams four. When Williams fired tho last shot they were down on tbe floor together aud tbe powder burnt Evans' coat. Williams killed Evans after he himself had roceived mortal wounds.

DECIDED AGAINST PL ATT. Kesult of the Trial to Oast New Tork's Ex-Senator From Office. Albany, January 13. The jury in the case of the State against Thomas C. Piatt to oust him from the position of Quarantine Commissioner of the city of New York, on the ground that be is not a resident of that city, this morning rendered a verdict against Piatt Piatt was denied a new trial, and a formal order was entered ousting him from his position and compelling him to pay the costs of the action.

NO TROUBLE WANTED. The Remains of the Anarchists Will Probably Be Cremated. Chicago. January 13. The Directors of the Waldheim Cemetery, in which the anarchists are buried, insist on the Defense Committee signing an iron-clad agreement promising to have no demonstrations over tbe graves, and are withholding the lease.

The members of the committee now favor disinterring the bodies aud having tneni cremated, so that the anuual demonstration can be held over the ashes in some hall. The French Chamber of Deputies. Paris, January 13. Floquet. on assuming the Presidency of tbe Chamtwr of Deputies, said that questions touching political procedure had but slight interest for the nation at the present time, and therefore it was necessary for the Chamber to occupy itself with questions of finance, industry aud commerce, the welfare of the working classes, military organization and the internal s.tuaiiou.

Red Bluff's Electric Light. Bed BiXff, January 13. The Red Bluff Electric Light Company illuminated tbe town to-night for tbe first time. Great satisfaction was manifested by tbe citizens. About thirty business houses are uow lignted by eUctrioity.

The railroad depot and the Sierra Lumber Company's works aud lumber yard were brilliantly lighted. Ona-ht to Have Kpt Away. Portland, January 13. Timothy Green, a wealthy farmer of North Yamhill, who was indicted a year ago for outting timber on Government lands, escaped arrest then by leaving the State. Receutly it was learned that he had re-turued, and Uuited States Marshal Myers hunted him out lodging faim in jail here to-day.

He will give bonds. A Small Railroad Wreck. Portland, January 18. An accidentoccurred last eight to a northbound train three miles south of Roseburg. A rock rolled down just back of the engine, derailing and wracking the mail car.

1 ha clerks fortunately escaped injury. The mails were brought on to Portland in the baggage car. Woman Suffrage iu Wisconsin. Madison, January 13. The Supreme Courtroom was crowded to-day by ladies desirous of hearing the arguments in the woman suffrage cases.

At a late hour this evening the Judges took the matter under advisemeut. It cams up on the appeal of Mrs. Olympta Willis. An Act of Charity. Tr-ckee, January 13.

James McDonald of Prosser creek collected $92 dollars to-day for the destitute family of Bono Williams. FUBIflTURK, BOOK AND GENE AUCTIONEEBH, No a. SI snrl 33 Softer Street. Two Door Below Mnatjgoasery. ReeolarSele Day.

Wednesdays ao4 Saterdays, at lO o'ekwk a. M. A Advanoai Couinienia. WANTS. Have yon a room to let? Advertise In tbe Want Columns.

Department No. Probate. INTHESll'KKI iKIUI'KT IN AMD FOB THE city aud county of San Fraacbco, btate of Celit-fornw In the matte-of the estate of THOMAS WILLIAMS LYNCIL lieceaaed, 01 ice la hereby aiveo that TUESDAY, the 17th day of January, A. D. 1888.

at 10 o'clock a. u. of said day, and the c-jnrtrooui of aaid Court, at the New City Hall, in the city and county of lsn rao-rLsco. state of allfornia, have appointed as the time and pla for proving tbe will of aid Thomas Williams Lynch, deceased, and fn beating the application of Karma T. Dixey and William F.

Dlxey for the issuance to then 1 of letters testamentary. Dated January 5 A. I. 183. M.

J. RUDD1CK. Clerk. By War. J.

Blatt bb. Deputy Clerk. 11 ILL (ifcKN for Petitioners. Bwimi 1. ft and X7, Nevada Praia-fed.

stock. dressed do. 7t7.c Staple Groceries, Kte. Published Sunday and Tbursday.l COFFEE We quote: Oualeoiala. lb; Ctstta Kica, alvador.

19i20c; Java, 246c: Mocha. RICE China, $4 15'i-t 25 VI two mats for mixed; Nu. new. $4 No. 1 extra, $5 40 5U.5 50: Hawaiian.

$4 S7.4 6A st'ICI fepper. Silted China. 1818So and Fitted Singapore. Natmega. to5c; Cas La, cloves, 32Sc; do Amboyna, 35c; Hago, 6 Taploaa Fiake.

6 aC; Ginger, Mace, 70c: Allspice, Sftiloe FDsH eqo ParlncCod.Rp ring catch. 1887. 54c lb in bdls. 60 in cs and fur boneless; Eastern Smoked Herri ug, 3540c; Dutch Herring, $1 .15 keg: -a No. I bO In bf eols; tie No.

2, $9 60lo OO; No. 15-a kits, t-2 iiOtyl 26: 12-n. SI 60)21 86; No. 2 do. 15-ff.

do la-lb, tl boQl 65: Tongues and rounds, hf Ools, 7 6o8 OO: Uo 15-lb kits, 1 50-ft 1 75; Mesa. 15-lb kits, $3 60O4 OO; 12-B. $3 25 SALMON Colombia River. $1 75Q1 90 dos tins; rail catch, 61 60.51 65; Aiaska. $1 60ftl Salmon, in bbia $11 bf ooia, 5 60 ,7 OO.

SALT Liverpool tai quotable as follows: Hulmee' Extra Ashtoo's Factory Filled, or veins" Eureka, In large a a. S2 6U tun WelUngton, Windsor. Frai'klln and Bowers' Factorv Filled, in large sks, $21 CO: do In loo's and 60a. $22 OO (623 60. California Dairy.

.21 OO ton; Half Ground. 5o's, $12 00; do loo's, $9 00; Bay Bock. a ou; crystal ltoca. ma ou. SUHAH American Ben nery prices: Extra Fine Cube.

7'c; 1 A Crushed. 7Sc: Fine Crushed. 7 4C5 Powdered. Extra Fine Puwdered. II- GranuU.ed: 7 l.c; Dry Ciranalated.

7Sc-. Con- lectioners- A. 7J.c: JLXtra 7c; Golden C. 6'c California Keliuery prices: Crushed, 7Sc: Cuba. Powdered.

7c: Floe Crushed. 7e: Dry Granulated, Conl ectio aers A. 6Se; Extra 6vc: Golden 6lc Half obLs. Sc lb more for all kinds; boxes. cuo.

juqii a pricv art more sYKlIP America 1 Rehuery: American Golden. in bbls. 36c California Refinery: Drips, in bbls. 20c: do in bf hots. 22lc; do lu o-galloa kvgs, 27Sc; do in 1 -gallon tins, 37c, General Merchandise.

CAJTNED FRUITS A leading raoner furnishes tbe following price list of Table Fruits, oxen 2-lbcans: Aswirted. PO Apples F.iack uerries. Cherries, wnite do black. Currants Pears, Bart let t. Plums, boIUm do Ham son do do Egg do Av.sorted.

Gooseberries, Nectarines. Peacnea, yellow, free. do do Lemou Prune. Ctui nee R.spberries. A 76 60 lO 75 25 OO (H 76 76 75 75 75 85 OO 25 36 6 70 90 40 Strawberries.

2 40 LEATHER Oond Heaw Sole, 27ftOc do medium do. do tight do. 21t22c: dan 1- aaeado. ltMi20c: Blurr Ither. II foot Side do.

14c: Caluki. s. 35s-50c Vt tt: Kins. $4iOX255 OO dr-zeu; Harness, heavy. 283a no.

b27So; poor. 22jc: BufT dgllst. ac; ciue ou, j-icmc RAI LkOA TIE- No. 1. 40c anieca.

WOOD Redwood. $5 60; Oak. rough. 86 50 7 00: Peeled Oak, $9 50; Pine, $7 257 60 corn. PO TS notable at 12c apiece.

TA NBA RK Ground. 20 OO a ton. OIL Raw Lins. CahSornia. 45e ft gall In bbls and 47Sc Iocs; Boiled do.

47 sc in bbls and in cs: Cocoanut. In bbls, 3S4oe: China Nut, 67 osc; cauxornia castor. $1 16 lacs for No, At No, 91 00. Ti; KPENTINE 50c galL WHITE LEAD I Collier's). 6lae Bv.

PETROLEUM Prices for case lota: Downer's, sic vi can; rvalue, 31c: Astral, peart, aoc Buuriitfut, uc. Receipts of Produce. The receipts of interior produce for tbe 24 hours ending at at yesterday were as follows: Flour, or IO.8O01 leather. 180 Wheat, 110 212 36 Barley, ctls. 2.2.

3 lllilet. No 36 Pelts. adlA SO Calfskins. Uils. 6 wis, 13; Hay.

tons 1 Lrr HO 1 1 Ice, tons. S70j Powder, Bauer, Cue, 1 allow, rtts. Keaas, ctls Potatoes. st Onions, Alfalfa Seed, ska. Lima 001 Chicory, bo v.

S8 S36 8 8 6O0 1.530 14. law 1B; r-gca, ou 26 1 WUMt, COAST LS Potatoes, ss 38 osnox. 1.215; 13. 8-10 1 Flour, or Wheat, ctls 1,779 Ran and Tide. In Padfle Standard Ttrr ia Coo tpnted by Tbtowas 11.1 sr, Chrouometer and Iestran lena Maker.

-No. Is Market aLrva- Water bm Water II Wat a Larga Water Larga 15- I 2 26 a I 3.08 am Large, I 3.3.. a Ml 4.10 a 4.43 A 5.21 A Kj "ami 6.45 a Ml 7.39 a am! 9.37 A Ml 10.48 AMI IL .19 A Ml Large. I. 0.2; Ml 0.38 a i 1.25 7.27 pm 8.02 pm 1 17-14.

2.14PMI 841pm 3.11pm! 9.25 pm -19- 4 19 Ml I0.O6 -20-1 I I 6.42 am! 10.46 PW I Small 7.17 wl 1L21 pm JASPABU 15. THK aUX. 7.25 RIs 8.14 MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Nan Franeisoo. Jar-nary 14, 1888 4ca tr tni tputg UttKUiomo mm a 0.1 if Arrived.

8atpbdat. Janiiarr 14. StmrQoeen of the Paclfio. Alexander. 60hrs ta 1 San Diego: pasa and mdse to GoodaU A Co.

Stmr TUlamoi.k. Minor. 42 hrs fm ban la Barbara; ballast 10 Pollard A Dodge. tochr Pec Jobnaon. 18 hrs Albion River; 68 ft lumber, to Blight A Co.

Cioarex. Satpboav, Janua-y 14. Stmr Mariposa. 11 ay ward, Honolulu and Sydney Sprockets A Bros. Stmr Los Angeles, Von Helms.

WLluungton; Goodall. Perkins A Co. stmr Acapulco. Pitts, Panama; Williams. Pinion A Ok.

Stmr Oilnmbla. oik's. Astoria: OR5 Co. Ship Occidental, Taylor. Sydney; Gee Theo-bal Nor bark Europe.

Fernsaaa, Nana imo; John RosenfelO's Sous Bark uirard Tobey. Delaae. Liverpool; Balfour. Guthrie A Co. Brig Consuelo, Cousins, Honolula; Spree keis A Bros alla.

Satpbday, January 14. Stmr I os Angeles. Von Helius. Wilmington Stmr Humboldt. Manson.

Auureka fclinr Wilmington. Owe. San I -lego. Ship halleimer. Thompson.

SlueenstowD. rAchr as A Oarfleld. Morse Gray's Harbor. Mchr Elle lversoo. f'eterson.

Point Arena. Sclir Lillian, Pilix, Baratonga. Spoken. Oct SO Let 67 61 Ion 68 10 W. Br bark Ranee fm Hamburg for mb Francisco, with cargo ah if lad.

but wauled uo assistance rTfanhln. Pot Loans, January 14 lO M. Weather kazy wind calm. Outaido Bouad In. Bar Tidal Wave, Pom eatlo Ports.

OASPAKCREKK Sailed Jan 14th. scbt Ivan-boe. lur Man HOWKN'S LA NDI KG Sal last, Jaa tSta. scbt Kewark for San rraucisco. SAN DIKi.O--auiled.

Jaa 14 to. atmr Emily tot lan Franctsoo. ASTOR1 A Arrived. Jaa 14t 10 a M. stmr Ore gon, hence -Ian 12th.

PORT GAMBLE Hailed, laa 14th. sblp Caroo forHna Kranciaco. -AN UlK.OO Arrived. Jan Mtb.acbr Volant r.n Eureka: atmrsaiita Maria, hence Jan 8th; scbr llilu -al: stmr tlia fut turt tragg; avnr Iteo-lab. fm Harbor.

HAN Sailed. Jaa 14ta. bkta Tam O'sbanier. (or Astoria. Arrived, Jan l.tib.acbr Marv Buhna.

fw Eureka: 14th. bark DC Murray fm neaitle: scbr Norway. br.gs-ea Wail an Emms Augu.utfra Gray Harbor; achr Jessie Minor ful Eureka: Br ship Stock-bridge fm CarditT; scbr Lilleboune fm Eureka stuir Pasadena Foreign Ports. LIVERPOOL Arrived Jan 13th. ship Kareka keiu-e via Uueenstuwa.

YOKOHAMA Arrived. Jaa 12th. stmr San Pablo, hence Slat. PANAMA Sailed. Jan 121b, atmr Saa Blaa.

Sail raiiciaco- ALL AO sailed. Dee 16 to. ship Joseph Spln-aev for Seattle. VAU'AKAl-vO In port, Nov 30th, Chil ship HtoUoalaa ior Puget sound. fnal Per Qneen ol tbe Paci rtc iirvaham, Hoppe A Co; Whimey A Co; Coier.

HIIU A Oo: 4aga shai-tnck A Cot Phillips Bros; Tlldea Co: Wella. Fargo A Co: stelnhagen A Co: 8 Mcllenry A Co; Suilih's Cash tor: Price A Co; alien Bros: Whlttler, Fuller A Co: Thomas: Beck son; Boot A Sanderson Palmer A Bey; Schac-tdt Leo tcke: Goodall. Perkins A Co. 1 moo rations. SAN DIEGO, per Queen of the Pacific 5 bdls bfdea 35 bx antler.

I kg gin, 4 bdls skins, 6 ska potatoes. 3 cps fowls. From Saa Pedro 8 bss type. 4 cs wise, 8 cs cigars. 4 bdls flah.

3 cs tools, 2 bdls sacks. From Santa Barbara 82 sks potatoes, 117 sks ants. 10s cs honey, 18 Mia pells, 1 bx cheeses, loe bdla hides. I 1 2 Fare, 8tge JNa 'rCTI05EEBS aad COaXlSMOX aKCHAKTS, B. W.

IBVXiLU w. a. 37 lek Btroet, TO-MORROW. MONDAY JANUARY 16, 1838 AT 10 O'CLOCK A. AT SALESR003IS BY CATALOGUE, SPECIAL GALE Boots, Gaiters, Alexis Ties, CONGRE BALMORALS, BUTTON SHOES, BROGANS, California and Eastern tde Boots and Shoes for Men's, Boys' and Youths' ear.

of all descriptions. 300 dos. Women's, Children's and Inf-'nt" Shoe-, Of All Style. Adapted to the Season. For Aceonnt of Whom It May Concern, Comforters, Sunnrnrters, Hats and Kiubtr Hoots.

AISO AT 12 O'CLOCK PEREMPTORY SALS! OF 125 India Sues ana Portieres COMPRISING IM PABT: Antique Mosaic Dafchestan Bags, Antique Grecian Mosaic Ruts, Silky Daehetan Rags, Silky Anatolia Rugs, Fine Cashmere Rugs, Antique and Circassian Rug, Fine Bengal Leopard Skin Rugs, Hyena Skin Rugs. East India Portiere. Silk Embroidered Table Covers, Camel's Hair Bridal Bugs, Fancy Temple Bugs. The above goods have lust arrived and are row on exhibition at our salesrooms. Catalogues on morning of sale.

NEWHALL'S SONS A Auctioneers. THE GOLD SNAP. San Francisco Gets tHe Tail-End of a WGStsrn Biizzari COLDEST "WEATHER. 1 Eope Thai Boreas Will Tiiaw Cat and Erina Warm Weather To-Day. The sudden contraction of the storm which, cn Thursday afternoon, struck Western British Columbia and swept over Washington Territory on the night of thj same day, left its traces in Ban Francisco on Friday a.ternooa.

The citizen wbo early in the day looked out at tbe bright sunBhine, discarded his heavy black overcoat and put on one of light color, was sorry for it when tbe cold norther hit him hard in the afternoon. He supposed in tbe morning, and all the indications, including the weather reports and a rising thermometer, indicated a modera ion of the weather. At 3 o'clock on Friday afternoon, the weather probabilities had gone to the dogs, for the thermometer dropped, without, the slightest notification, three degrees, and at 5 o'clock marked 41 degrees. At 7 p. m.

it stood 40. The street cars were crowded at that hour with women, tut the healthy and cool-headed individual trudged to his home on foot to keep the circulation active. At 8 o'clock the thermometer had gone a little lower and the wind was fiercer, chilling and penetrating to the marrow. It was typical Eastern weather, and no one whose business did not call him abroad stirred from his eosy fireside. THK COLDEST WEATHER KNOWN.

From 9 o'clock until davlight yesterday the weather was the coldest known in the history or Call ornia. At 4 o'clock vesterday mornius the thermometer marked 32 decrees and at 7 o'clock it fell to 2d, tne lowest known in the memory of the oldest innab tant. This is what the thermometer in the Signal Service Station in tbe Men-hanta' Exchange at that hour recorded, but at the foot of Bernal Hights and on the exposed Pacific Hights it went trom 2 to 3 degrees lower. In the suburban places old Boreas lowered his record. At Tamabwis Station he shoved down the mercury at 7 o'clo-k to 15 deprt-ee, and around the Berkeley hills, from which tbe snow has jnst disappeared, he tried his best to make it a draw between the two points by marking the bulb a iraction above that figure.

In Santa Clara and at tne base of the foothills on the east side of the Coast Range in San Mateo the weather was tbe coldest ever known in those counties. The San Jose thermometer early yesterday morning pulled its head in at 27, and Sacramento, not to be outdone in a coid weather boom, marked one peg lower, and "points with pride" to 2b' degrees. IN THE CITY. In a number of places in the city the connections between the main and supply pipes of spring Valiey were broken off by the contraction of the supply pipes. This invariably occurred at the caps leading into the houses.

In many parts of the city, and particularly In depressed localities, ice from one to three inches thick was formed. Although at the office of the Spring Valley Water Works it was stated that tne cold had not broken mure than half adozen pipe-connections, the fact that three repair-wagons stood in front was mutely loquent of the fact that the damase was far greater than Che officers cared to state. THE MILK EN GIVEN AWAY. The class which suffered most by the phenomenally cold weather of Friday night was the milkmen whose rounds commence from 11 to 2 o'clock. Inquiry at their headquarters at the "milk rancn" on Eddy str.et, near Mason, and at Mission aud Third streets, developed tbe fact that in numerous instances the milk in the cans was frozen, and In consequence tbe morning lacteal was hot served with Its customary promptitude.

The frozen milk proved anothercold fact the Sredominance of Spring Valley in it Milk oe not fretza at the water point, 32 degrees, pn account of its constituent elements, and that fact nexr. month when the Board of Supervisors will be called upon to fix Witter rates, may lead fO a revision of tne schedule for milkmen aniens they are supplied by wells. HOPE FOB THE SHIVERING. Lieutenant Maxwell, who is in charge of the Signal Set v.ce for tbe Pacific Coast, explained by hia numerous charts to an Examiner reporter yesterday aiternoon, the appearance. Intensity, cause and probable duration of the cold wave.

He sai.l thut on riday night the Aiud blew twenty-four miles an hour, and at one time early yesterday morn.ng the anemometer measured thirty-five miles. The a rection of the wind on Friday night was northeast, but yesterday it changed to southwest "The storm struck British Columbia on Thursday night, and early the next dav centered on Washington Territory, and thence moved rnpidly southeast an gave us the cold rind, spreading with more intensity over Idaho, Pnkot and the neighboring territory. The last have heard of the coid wave (examining the fbHrts) is that it is goingover New Mexico, and then, if I mistake not the usual course of these northers, it will treud to the Atlantic States and titlier expand and lose its force, or suddenly contract and play havoo In its circumscribed course as it goes along. The wave I think will temnin all night and until to-morrow (Suuday), Mid by 10 o'clock I expect a clearing up and ont I other words I believe there trill be a marked rise in the thermometer after 10 o'clock Suuday." ZERO ZEPHYRS. Not a few people on Market street complained beiug unable to draw water from their lau-tets owing to the ice in the pipes, especially (hose whose supply tanks are exposed to the treather.

Many water-pipes were frozen on Rincon Hill. The residents In tbe northern part of the citv, specially those living on the hills most exposed to the winds, experienced much annov-ince. The wirer in hundreds of feet of pipes ir as frozen solid, and considerable difficulty was exper.enced in thawing out the pipes. 1 he upply-tanks in many rases are situated on the (ops of the houses. The pipes lending from Ibese, with hardly au exception, were frozen.

Superintendent Keating of the Almsnouse stated that on the surface of water left in exposed places at tbe house be found ice early in the morning two inches in thickness. UNBELIEF IN SUPERSTITION. (The Annual Dinner Given by the Members of a Thirteen CI ub Special to the Examikkb. New York, Junuary 13 The Thirteen Club rave one of its unique dinners to-night a the 2afe Morelll, only it was a bit more unlquee than usual, for it was the occasion of its an-iurI election. Six long tables, each holding thirteen guests, Slled the dlnlng-hali Thirteen wax tapers burned on each table.

Tbe menu was printed a gravestone, the wine list on a coffin-lid. On silken banner at the bead of the room blazed jhe motto of the club, "Mor.turi te salutamus;" iat svmbols of death and the fateful number 13' were the only things funereal about the tinner. Merry Jest kept pace with the flow of sparkling wit Oh, death, thou hast no stiner. if thou but come U. me at a banquet of tbe Thirteen Club," was the sentiment given over brimming bumpers.

At the election 313 votes were cast The officers elected were Judge McAdam. Chief Ruler; Dr. Messemer, First Vice-Ruler; B. W. Ellison, terond Vice-Ruler; J.

a Hood, Scribe; M. R. tlark, Archivest; Dr. Torrey, Receiver; C. W.

fturtis, Marshal: Captain Fowler, Custodian; E. V. Wilder, loastmaater; I M. Sheldon, lntend- THURSDAY. THURSDAY JANUARY 19th WILL SU BY OBDKK or 51.

KAUSKT, 123 SIXTH On Account of Retiring from Business, HIS ENTIRE STOCK or tie Olof Iiina FURNISHING GOODS! COMTOBID Fine Pique, Corkscrew Diagonal and Cassimere Suits; An Extra Fine Line of Pants A Complete Assortment of Furnishing uoods. TO REP1Y ADVANCES 60 pieces Silk-Finish Velveteena SO dozen Ladies' Fine Jerseys. Latest Styles. 40O dooen Ladles', Misses' and Children's Hose. 300 dozen Men's Half Hose.

A Large Line of Fancy Silk Handkerchief- 60 dozen Men's Fancy Underwear. BRODEK, 6EELIG fc Auctioneers. TVT A TVT three-line Sitnatton Wanted" AO. advertisement for 10 cents. eluding 13.830 from Oregon and 2,293 ctls Barley.

ro uats were A fair demand fo, Wheat was renoi ted veste dav. and SI 37 ctl appeared to be the est.olished price for No. 1 shipping. The market had a rather firm tone fur immediate deli ery. In England cargoes were quoted firm, 35s being tbe price named lor Just shipped.

January delivery was Id 9 ell higher iu Liverpool. iariey contiuuea quiet, witn prices steadily held as previously for feed ol quality. Locally there appears to be but Utile inquiry for brewing. vnevai.er is not tueiitione.l at alL Oats were held with a ood derree of trmnra. but there was hardly any demand Some choice selections have sold recently above our quotations, but such sale were no guide to the gen eral market Ke -ent sales of Rye have been made at 82 t2 75 per ctl, now held at the latter tigure.

INo corn was offered ou 'chaiiKe yesterday. The generally quoted price for Yellow was $1 35 per ctl. THK CALL EOABD. The following shows the closing prices of Wheat on Call: No. 1 White.

Jan. 13. Jan. 14. $1 47 Buyer season.

$1 47i The sales for the day were 700 tons. 1 be closin- prices on Call for Barlev were aa fol- lows: Ko. 1 Feed Jan. 13. Jan.

14. 80 Buy er season. 91 Seller 83 Buyer 1838 95.V The soles for the day were 4,300 tons. ON THK STBKET. The Provision market Is auiei and firm, at Quota tions wilu an aavancing tendency.

Hug are In light supply. Hard, grain fed, are arm at quouuions. We quute an advance of He per In Codflsb. The market was In liberal supply ot Poultry yesterday, and saiea were low at lwer prices than on tne previous aay, excepting tor Ducks. Considerable Game arrived duriint the afternoon.

and dealers found some difficulty in effecting sales to clean up. Prices were lower than on the previous day tor early ail ki-ids. 'i be condition of the Butter market continues an- ebetiged. Freb grades le nain scarce. A tempor ary rener is expectej in a lew aa ys, wnen consiuer- aoie ivaster'i win arrive.

fcjrgs of all descriptions are weak. In many in stances concessions have to be made to fleet sales. Tbe present roui snap has given tne Fruit trade a temporary setback. There were very lew sales yeteraay. Two carloads of Oranges arrived yesterday.

San Francisco Kank Clearing. The operations at the an Francisco Clear! ng- ognat uuru ig una past wee a were as louows: Clearings. Balances. $16.977.:03 82.lzO.421 le87 11,420,778 1,849,510 As compared with the corresponding week last year the clearings show an increse of $2,656,625. Customs 1 tie.

Tbe customs duties collected in this district during me past weea were as louows: Monday $21,301 61 1 aesuay 30.163 6 Wednesday 6rf.0d6 49 Thursday 2a.3.t9 96 Friday 8.964 56 Saturday. 14.0J6 10 Total $161,846 34 The total collections for the previous week were $12,516 11. Interr lal-Itevenue Collections. The Jnterual-Kevenue collections in this district during the past week were aa loilows: Lists $58 28 Beer 6,482 40 Spirits. 8,531 40 Cikbts and 8,345 30 Tooacco.

6all 60 fcpecial Taxes. 91178 TotaL. $24,917 76 The total collections for the previous week were 36.604 37. Pinane al. Following are the local rates for Money.

Ex change and Bullion icuter rates), aa corrected daily at the Bank of California: Oold Bars. 0 line, par. Commercial Loans, per cent per annum, 610. Commercial hills prime, 6f9. Commercial Loans, gill-edge, Exchange on Atlantic dues, drafts, par.

Exchange on Atlantic cities, telegraphic. 10. premium. Exchange, Sterling, sixty-day bills on London, pence, per $1, 4. Exchange, London, Merchants', pence, per $1.

j-xcnanKe. London. Slebt Bankers', pence, ner $1.49. Exchange, London, Cable, pence, per 49H. Mexican Dollars, 76,77.

Refined Silver. 259 .25 oer cent discount on 8L 89. 28. HEW TORE. January 1 4.

Lead iua securities are ouoted aa fol lows on this date: V. B. 4s. registered. 126 N.

Y. Central. 107T, Northern 2li Do 4 7 Northwe.ie.-u. 109 OreKOn linp.vmnt 494' 1 reon Nav-iaaUon. alW TranscoutineaU 217i t-aiinc Mall 7Jj Rock Island U.

S. 4a. coupon. UtS'. U.

S.4Js, reg 108 is. 4 Ss, 108 Faciflc 6s. 120H American Ex press. Canada Paciuc Canada Suut 65 Central Pact nc 32 Chicago. 60- Del, Lack A "t- rwkixx.

Te a- uf.iM. 6 A B. G. 33 Erie. Lake Shore Louisvilie A Michigan Kansas A Texas Money on Call.

3 Paiter, 67- 1 1. ion f.Mrt- Si 67 67. 126 93 U. Expree 62S I Western Union! 111 per cent, prime Mercantile SierUug Exchange, sixty-day bills, 4.64S; sight. Silver, per ounce, 1000 flue.

96 H. LONDON, January 14. V. 8. Bonds, 4s, 129St 4s.

110. Consols, 102 11-16 for Money and 102-U for Account. Bar Mlver. 925 fine. 44 6-160.

Bank of England rate of discount. per cent. Kreiicb rentes. 81 franca, 5 centimes. Bulhoo wlthdiawu frum the Bank OX Euglaud on baianoa day A58.0O0.

J- Eastern and Foreitfu Wheat Markets. StW VOBK. January 14, The following shows fha eooraa of the Wheat market: cash. Jan. Feb.

Sfi 91 91.b 91 Mar. 2V 92-, Closed Jan 13th Closed Jau 14th Grain by steam to Liverpool, 2d bushel. CHICAOO. January 14.To-daya fluctuations In the Wheat market were as follows: csh. Jan.

Feb. Mar. -J H'i 7. 77s; 77 1H- Closed Jan 13th Clused Jan 14U eiR1f. MVn Primary potnU for sameTorflSo; hushels; shipmeuia from the January 14.

Wheat argoes On passage and tor shipment, unchanged. Offeoas. firmT California, otf ooast. 84sa34s 3d, CAlifuruia. Just shipped, or promptly to ue shipped, 35s; nearly due, 34s -Hr sl9d7 average price ca etlKed American Spring, Nos.

8 and 2. 8s lOd ft Wheat and Flour In Paris Brn French country markets, firm. LtVKBPOOL. 1 wheat- "ot. at opening, quiet bnt fJZh JX i i Kd 1 C-liforniat Including h.ghest pr.ee ctl.

6s lid. Options-January. 6a cU; April. 7a J.d. Chieago General Markets.

January 14. 1 p. m. -Corn -Steady cash, A8c; February, 4874c; May, 64 l-16c Jal5 3t 8. L.

JONES A Auctioneers. Oats Easy: May. 34 Vc Kye Qui, bic. Quiet: 7iG83c. Whlsa-y 1 1U Pork-Firm: cash.

$14 70: May. $15 123. Lard Steady; cash, $7 42; February, $7 42 7 45: May. $7 67. t-hort Kios 7 70.

Shoulders $5 00. Short Clear $8 20. Call Bus-d Sales. Yesterday's sales of grain at tbe San Francisco Produce Call Board were as follows: WHAT SOSXlSa lALMi Buyer season 700 tons, $1 47 9 ctl. BABLBY aOR.VINS BALES.

Buyer season loo tons, 91 Sc ctl; 200, SlS'e: 20O, 91c; 900. eie; 26O0, 81c; 10O, 91ct 60O. lc Buyer 1888200 tons, 96c. It a -fall. Twentv-rbnr hours ending 4 a.

Jan 8.. Total for season, inches. .03 aos 8.08 PROni'Cii MAKKKT. Remarks on the market and daily changes will be found under the bead of On 'Change" and -On the street" Wheat, Barley and Oats. WHEAT No.

1 while shipping. $1 37, ctl; lower grades proportionately less; choice milling. $1 40sI 4 2)'. UAilLEY-Ko. 1 feed, 8587c ctl; lower grades proportion tely less: brewing, 92c $1 at to qnalliy: Chevalier, JNo.

1, $1 Halo 1 27H oiber grades duwu to Hoc OA 1 No. I white, $1 45 ctl: choice feed and millb-g. 1 4.: off grades. 1 J5; snrpri e. $1 60; black.

$1 3D31 45; grey, 81 37J31 40; wild, foi seed. $2 25. Mill Pro-wets. FLOUR We quote net cash prices as folio rat Kxtras, $4 10 boi, as to brand, etc. Superfine.

$3 ootQM o5. BRA California. $16 50hI7 50 14 ton. Kmin 419 0 too. Ffctb-Gruund Barlev.

$2o oO(21 UO ton; CorumeaL S30 OU; Cracked Corn. 30 OO; Oilcake Me 29 00 for old and 27 UO ir new process. VARIOUS In lo-lb sks: Cracked Wheat. 3 Ho 9 16: Kye Flour. 6c: Bye Meal, Buckwheat Hour.

3ic: Buckwheat Grodta, be; Cnrnmau, Oatmeal, 4l.c; Oat Uroats. 4c; Hominy, 33.c: Rice Flour. 7c: arina, 4c: Kago. Tapioca, Pearl Barley, Split Peas, 4c, Fruits and Nuts. FRESH FRUITS Quotations below are for Frolt by the box, unless otherwise designated Apples lOrauges Common-.

60 75! Mexican $3 25 3 50 Good loch. wr.i 1 3 uui.oriu 1 tMI 6 0 "ff.S 60 Pears 754i.3 25 Navel 1 505 50 I o- 26 CaL Lemons, 2 tct O. Panama, IOO 2 50 Sicily 6 lilta.i 60 Grape 1 5o4 bOlii 75 Llmes.Mexl2 0012 60 Persians. bx. 1 fiOftAtl t)0 Banauas.

$1 5o3 OO bunch: PineaDDlea. Mexican, $6 O'V07 vO ft doz. Cranberries Cane Cod, 11 OOft.411 oO bid; New Jersey, $10 6ua 111m; ni.cuasD.ivuvuvvL DitlEU FB IT Quotations ior new cron areas louows: Applet, sun-dried. sliced, 5 6V-1 6 So 00 quarter 8 (,19 Peaches, sun-dried. 8 9 18 fcJO 6 toll 10 4 14 ill 9 18 frV tio bleached, on peeled.

do peeled. Fears, do evaporated. Apricots, uo do evanorated Figs, unptesed. 3 ty 3Sc 110 prexsed STffj, 0 Nectarines, aun-diied 8 a 9 00 evaporated Plums pitied, sun- ried. French lo 10silUe (iu Persian 8S 9 14 tfi.18 125 Smyrna Citron a .1 Lemon toi Zante Cur ra.

nt. 7. 5 i tl sins London layers, box, 1 90s32 25 rr actions. higher. Loune MuscatuL $1 2iU 6a UTS Joohmg as followa: Brazil, 1 11 12 ci peanut.

lb. ft 6c Almouds. sft.12 (nil 4 CaL, 6 il PaperShelLlS .17 clFlloe.ts 11 Hard. 6 ft 7 Ci Chestnuts 7 ffi 8 cl Italian Japanese. 1 5 6bi8 Cocoanuts.

1 10 il3 Vegetables. ONIONS From 40 9 ctl. POT A 1 OES We quite wharf rates, ft ctl. as follows: Early Bo-e. Peerless.

05: River Keit 65'ri0c; Bun ank Meeullngs, 1 OOc 1 35; Garnet Chile, $1 20; Sweet. $1 754a 226. lnsks. VA KIOUS Cabbage. $1 00 1 25 ctl: Canll-flowr.

25 dos; Oar lie. Ifrl4c: Ma row fat Squash. $12 0.t($16 00 (H ton; Celery, 603 feOc iua: Tomatoes. 50576c box; Mushrooms, 25c lb: Artichokes. dos; White Turnips, 75cfeal 00 sack: do Yellow, $1 1 25 sack Sprouts.

2 Vf44e II. Beets. 85c5 $100 sack; Dried Peppers, to. Butter, Cheese and Eggs. BUTTER QuotaUo-s tt are aa follows Fresh Boll tul keg Nominal Picklea KulL.

Nominal Mixed Eastern 10 Com to loud Fancy ...46 4i47Sc EUGS California, 30o dos for store; ranch. 81-o i2c: Eastern. -5'l'J8c CHEfc.SK llfornia old. 13fi2il6c lb; fancy, new, 15ttfl7c: New Yoifc Cream. 15li.16.Sc Poultry and me.

POULTRY We quote whole ale prices: Hens. 60 Ducks. 0(KtlI 00 Broilers. 6 006 60 Turkeys- Boosters-Old 5 5039 50 Yostng. 6 60-J7 60 Hens.

C-tobolers Dresased Oeese. i vafj (iAHE-The followiug quotations are by the doaeo: ..81 OOfil 50 1 White Geeae.81 OOfsl 25 Hare 1 25'(A1 75; Gray 2 IW Quad- 1 25t Ismail Ducks 74al OO Maid Ducks 3 Oooci OOiEng. 1 OOal 50 TeaL 1 25 Do 60S 75 Caovasback. 4 50 4 6e OO Sprig. 1 75-VJ 00 -ran- 1 25ll 60 1 25 Provisions.

CURED MEATS We quote as follows. Hauis, Eastern. 14 ft 14 i CaL BeiriKerator Cured, ib 13 doSaluWDi 12 12V Bi.con. Eastern Breakfast. lb.

125 13 Calnornia Smoked, be vy, 10.. 1-S''0 do Light Medium, lb 11 i6 do Light, lb 120 13 do Extra. tt 13 sa 13V Cleariles. H'iJ 13 Pork, Exira Prime. bbl 10 OO tlO 60 do Prime Mess, ti 001.

1 00 IJ15 uu doMesa.ohL 16 60 A17 00 do Clear, boL 18 50 OO do Extra Clear. bbt 19 60 i.20 OO Pigs reet.1 bbl 11 OO (11 60 Beef. Mess. bbl 9 OO Hi 9 60 do hf boL ira go 9 bv do Extra Mess. bbl 10 OO (gilO 60 do Family, bbL 13 60 il4 00 do California Smoked, 16....

1'i ft 12H do Tonauea. hf bW. 13 OO 60 Smoked Tongues. 8 60 tplO 00 Lara, Astern, do CaL, 1 lb. In 1 l-ro iv do do, tb.

in 5-lb tins 10s do do, lb. In kegs. 10 Hides, Tallow and Wool HIDES AND SKINS Prices are quotable as follows: Dry Hides, usual sel tlous. 12r -c; cuUs or damaged. He; Mexican Hides, lo 1 leas; heavy Sw.

lied Mceri. over Of ids. cc: nieuiuui Steers and heavy Cows, 6c; fignt halted Cows and Steers, 5Sc: Dry Kip. 1213c: culls or damaged, 9c baited Kip, 6c: Dry Call. 12-il3c: S.illed Calf, oc: do 6c; SLaxs and Bulls, 4c: Ooat-skius.

prime, 6OsJ60c: Interior. l'25c: heep-sklns, li4ji5c for abearlltiK. 30-J40c for abort. 60-05e nr meiiiim and apiece ior wn Wool: Elk. 2 2dc; Hair beal.

fuua, 3c. medium and heavy. lt2c TALLOW uotablo at 4-14 So i quality, poor. WOO quxie rprina cup. iw, ran Joaquin and tsiuilwru, Jjostera Oregon, fair- hoi Valley do- F.

11 W.ola San and t-aciamento Moumaln, free. Humboldt and 6lzc eii7 ....14 ....18 ....20 rl8Sc cia tiio Ml 9 lO ..14 Miscellaneous. RT Usld at 82 75 ctl for No. 1. CXJKN uuoiai.leal $1 35 cti for smaU yellew; large vellow.

$1 K5; while. $1 32Viil 35. ij i ion are its lulioiss: $14 18 O01 Aifnlfa BO WntdiOat 14 Oil Ol lover iM.minai Wild Oat. IS 00il 601 HarlOat 10 0Oljl4 0 Tame Oat. 12 Oo-6l4 OO 10 0011 OO tTKA Ciuotanleai 35i.sc pi bale.

BEeis WAX Quotable at 18'J2e vi lb. DKIKD fKAS Jrean. $2 5 OO ctl: Black-eye. $2 oo2 26: Nilea, $1 00. Prices largely HO er Qnotable at 619c tb.

BUCKWHEAT Nond. aL HONKY We quote round lots as follows: Extracted Clear while. th: light am oer. 6Sfi7c: amber and caoOieU. SsjSSSo.

Crab White and extra white, 13j16c: amber aud dark, Bl Efi." We ounte aa follnwsr Hemp. 3ft 4 e.Flax. 1HO 2 .1 3CMostard 7. 8 ci Yellow lJo BEANS Quolaole as follows: Red WcU omlnal Butter, cti. Nominal tZT' 50 small WhliegS 5A 60 2 ut a 42 eo iiayo 8 5i3 6o Tbe Meat farket.

We quote alaughterers' prices to dealers as fol- 5r8c lb. as to quality. A From 7nAio lb, as to quality. MUTTON Werners. 6hc 0S Ewes.

60. LAMB Yearlings qoolable at 7H3A80 6PprOBk-iloK: on'foot, soft. 4Js4Ho hard, lor Ko. Tons. 2 2.871 1 1.9 9 1 1.713 3 3.1:46 1 1.939 2 2 8,878 3 3,249 1 1,939 2 3.1.8 4.325 3 3.127 24 34,244 Months.

Jan try February- March. A Joly November Totals Ho. Tons. 2 6 6 ....12 4 4 3 ....10 ....12 ....16 ....10 8.391 8.885 18.1U7 6.805 7,605 3.048 7.6S4 15,909 18,379 14,033 .90 135,108 Tbe tuttl tonnage rep esented by the arrivals and departures was tone. Tbe arrivals ant1 departures in the patt year compare as follows with the two preceding years Years.

Arrived. Departed. 1887 135.108 1886 218,355 34,0. 1885 146.918 38,449 There were 83,247 tons less last -ear from A no. tralia than In 1886.

Daring 1887 the exports and tmDorts of mer chandise to and from Australia and See Zealand were a follows: Months. ay. July. August Totals 18st. Exports.

862.971 46,028 40,372 85,953 63.404 81,854 110.050 156.832 82,370 135,297 196.365 124.059 81,185.655 1.460.468 $274,913 Imports. 80.7 11 30,859 165.587 124,569 135,321 107,404 62,461 64.046 86.869 349,973 251.392 98.363 fl.453,635 1,323,224 Decrease Increase 8130,311 During the past year the exports to Australia were 81,025,654, and $159,901 to New Zealand. The shipments to Australia included the following: Articles Quantity. Value. Barley, ctls 36.904 $54,784 237.011 3.965 9.6-8 133,665 S.ilmon, pkgs 40,625 Quicksilver, loo JUops, IDS 91.364 Lumber, rt 4,079.699 Coffee, lbs.

198,528 38,704 The above-mentioned articles represent a int.t value of $477,717, or a little over 40 per cent of the total exports. In 1886 tbe exports Included 61,927 lbs Hops 1,642,612 ft Lumber, 76,774 pkgs falmon. 18.85 bbls lour, 215.213 ctls Wheat. 44.6U8 lbs Siu.r and 460,897 lbs Coffee. Doparture of the Panama Steamer.

The steamer Acapulco sailed yesterday with merchandise destined and valued as follows: To-Central Panama. Mexico. Total foreign Domestic Eastern-New York Boston Talnm. $41,784 2,734 34,981 454 3.160 $73,103 $70,658 60 60 $70,758 73,103 Aewiston, muu Total Foreign Grand total $143,861 Tbe shipments to foreign ports included the following: To Central America 3.848 bbls Flour. 11.374 galls and 319 cs Wine, 1,799 ctls Corn.

1,489 lbs Sugr. 24.366 ft -omber. 676 lbs Hops, 606 ctls Wheat. 697 galls and 6 cs Brandy; also in Coin. To Mexico 125 bbls Flour, 41 flasks Quicksilver.

1,642 galls and 101 cs Wine, 37 gall a and 6 cs Brandy, 45'i lbs Tea. 16.417 ft Lumber. To Panama 317 bbls Flour, 97 galls Wins: about 6.0O0 in Coin. To Ecuador 750 bbls Flour. To Horway 454 galls Brandy.

EASTERN SHIPMENTS. The shipments to New York Included the following: 48,670 galls Wine, 138,802 ttis Wool, 4.295 ctU Barley, 27,710 lbs Bags. 18.801 galls Whale OH. 4,168 galls Sperm OH, 1.739 galls Brandy. The shipments ot Wine to New York were made as follows Shippers.

Williams, Diamond A Kohler trohling C. Schilling Co IX Carpy A stetson dt Laohmsn A Jacobl. J. Gundlacb A Co Lenormaud Bros. 6.

Lacbotaa A Co Gallons. 9,940 4,691 2,400 6,009 18.390 3.645 1.067 Value. $1,616 3.605 1.042 oo 1.4U0 6.699 433 1.248 431 Total 48.670 $16,774 The Brandy was shipped mostly by B. Dreyfus A Co. (1,422 galls).

On 'Change. Since the 1st instant Cie deliveries of Wheat, Barley and Oats at this port have been as follows: Wheat, centals. 262,844 Barley 41.589 Oats 30.024 Yesterday's receipts were 14,916 ctls Wheat, In- Leave 1 Arrive Saa rraiiciaco.lDBSTlliATio- Saa Fraadsco. Win I Hvm- Sna. Wttg Days, davs.

days. Days. 7:45 am 8:00. Petal uia 8:30 PM.5.-OOPM aod KH1 pmI Santa Boaa. i pa Fuitoa Windsor.

7:15 am Haaldourg. SOpm tfovertiala, and Way stattona :4. am 8.0 am i.ueraetiile. IOrl bumps connect at uia ituu tr wbitesnlpfaor tings, seuaetopol ai.d Mark West Sprinca: at lairvide for skags Sprlmrs, and at Clnverdale far Hit-bland spru.gs. Kelserville, soda Bay, Uk roii.

1. sta noringa. hlue I tea, rilst Springs, lauto. Vichy springs. Navarro Bidg Mendocino otv and thet-eysera.

EXCi R-IoJi TICKETS from Saturdays to Mondays, to Pelalama. $1 7j; to Santa Rosa, $3 00; te Uealdsbunf $4 til; (1 ver ua e. 5 01. t-li RSION TICKET? good lur snndays onlr. Petaluma, 81 60; to Santa Rosa, 2 0J; to Healdaourg.

$3 OO; to Ctoverdale, $4 60; ta Siuernevillc 3 OO. From saa Franrlsco to Point Tibnraa and Saa Raraei weekday: 7:45 a. 9 :15 a. M- 3:30 P. P.

6:15 P. M. Suodavs: A. 9-JHt A. M-, llA0 a.

M- lS r. 6:00 w. To Saa Francisco from San Rafael Week da a. a. 9 .30 a.

12:45 P. M- jilO 6:05 P. M. SunOayi: 8:10 a. 9:40 A.

12:16 P. 3:30 p. m-6 nlO P. M. To San Franct' from Point Tituron Week 6:50 a.

m- :25 8:65 a. a- 1:10 p. r. 6:33 P. M.

Sundays: 8:40 A. M-. 10 05 M- 12 :40 r. M- 3 i5 p. 6 :30 p.

a. H. C. WHITING, PFTERJ. UoCLYNS.

Geo. Pass. A Tkt AgL Ticket Offices at Kerry and 222 Mc-ntgumerr aod 3 Montgomery al re oIH A LL RAI LKOA l. TEAM Eri JAMES M. DOSiAHlS LEAVE San Francisco and cobbscm with txaias at bp I andinjr as foiioars: Oil t-onilars excepted), from Cf Wshincton-tre-t wo-rf.

for the town of Sooom Olea Elteo and way points Relurnl In saw Fran bco at 9 rtHI a. m. -CNDAY KA A. M. (Sunday only 1, from a-aofsmmn.

8.15 aud way points. Rauirnrag arrives ta saa rancisco at 6 mo r. M. Bound trip teta to so. to ulen Eilen, 61 60.

H. C. WHITING, Gen'l Sup" Fb-tbb J. McOtrxsi, Gen. Pass.

A Ikl Agt. Ticket ofSoes at Ferry and 2.2 MotugomerT street, and io. i New Mooioiery streetT.