The San Francisco Call and Post from San Francisco, California • Page 12

12 THE COMMERCIAL WORLD SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. Silver weaker. Wheat slightly higher. Other Cereals unchanged. Bran lower.

Hay weak. Beans show considerable change. Potatoes and Onions as before. Butter. Cheese and Esgs steady.

Turkeys demoralized and cheap. Game plentiful and weak. Grapes very firm. Dried Fruit quiet. Provisions unchanged.

Hides very weak. WEATHER BUKEAU REPORT. United States Department of TrRE. Weather Bcreau, Sax Francisco, November 19, 1895, 6 p. Weather conditions and general forecast: The following are the seasonal rainfalls to date as compared with those of same date last season Eureka 4.38, last season 5.14; Red Bluff 2.97, last season 2.02; San Francisco 2.18, last season 2.78; Fresno .29, last season 1.12; San Luis Obispo 2.16, last season 3.32; Los Angeles .67, last season .76: San Pieco .99, last season Y'uma .32, last season 1.81.

The following maximum temperatures are reported from stations In California to-day: Eureka 64 Red Bluff 84. San Francisco 77, Fresno 80, Independence 74, San Luis Obispo 92, Los Angeles 92, San Diego 76, Yuma 84. San Kraneisco data-Maximum temperature minimum 60. mean 68. An area of high pressure continues over the central Rocky Mountain region, with the highest pressure at Idaho Falls.

An area of low barometer which existed this morning in the British possessions north of Montana has moved to the southeast and is now over northern Montana. The weather continues dry and clear over the entire western half of the country; a trace of snowhas fallen at Bismarck. The leruiierature has risen more than 8 degrees durinc the past twelve hours in Montana and at San Luis Obispo and Frejmo. Elsewhere the temperature has fallen slightly, Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours, ending at midnight, November 20, 1895: Northern Fair Wednesday; slightly cooler: northerly winds changing Io southwest- Southern Fair Wednesday: slightly cooler in the northern portion; westerly winds. Fair Wednesday: cooler.

Fair Wednesday: cooler. Fair Wednesday: cooler. San Francisco and Fair Wednesday; slightly cooler; northwesterly winds. A. McAdie.

Local Forecast Official. NEW TTOKK MARKETS. Financial. NEW YORK. N.

Not. Speculation at the Stock Exchange was adversely affected to-day by disquieting news about the foreign political situation, further liquiaation for London account, the engagement of nearly two millions gold for export by to-morrow's European steamers and the likelihood of further shipments later In the week and the adverse decision against American Tobacco and Western Union. Attorney-General Hancock's opinion in the Whelan matter against the American Tobacco Company led to liquidations all along the line in the industrial group and losses of 1 per cent were recorded. Toba- co fell to Chicago Gas to 6334, General PUectric to Rubber to 3534, do preferred to Leather to and do preferred to Sugar was an exception and ruled steady to firm at 99s. The other industrials rallied at intervals on purchases to cover short contracts, but in the last hour Tobacco and Rubber were under the hammer again.

The international stocks, notably Louisville and Nashville, were weaker under pressure of stock for foreign account, and alKHit 15,000 shares of St. Paul, Louisville and Nashville and other London favorites were thrown on the market- Reading securities showed a little more strength and improved anywhere from to 2 er cent. A member of the Eane-Olcott Company said today that In his opinion the plan may not be given out just vet. The Grangers held; better than any other group on the list, and were bought on each recession because of the brilliant outlook for earnlnes. Burlington and Quincy was relatively firmer than the other Western stocks and was again purchased by one of the prominent new fashioned stock-trading concerns.

The trunk lines were quiet, notwithstanding the favorable reports from the meeting of the representatives of the roads and those of the Central Traffic Association, who held an all-day session in this city. The liquidations in Manhattan appear to be over for the time being. It is now intimated that the regular dividend will be declared. Western union, on the other band, was freely pressed for sale and fell to Speculators used the Harlan decision for all it was worth against the stock, and at the close the short interest In this specially was larger than for a long time past. Speculation closed steadier in tone.

Net changes show a decline of per cent in Leather preferred. in Tobacco and per cent in the remainder of the list, except for Heading, which closed 8 higher. Sugar and Chicago Gas are unchanged. Sales were shares, including 42,600 37.200 Wes crn I nion. 29,500 Sugar.

16,900 St. Paul and 13,600 Burlington aud Quincy. Bonds were irregular, but in the main lower. The sales footed up $1,179,000. Atchison seconds, class fell to 2tjs, 4 Brooklyn Elevated fives, 'A to 76: Kansas and Texas secondz, IVito 61 do lours, to 86: Northern Pacific Colorado Trust sixes, to 80Vi; U.

S. Cordage certificates, 84 to 42. ana Western New York and Pennsylvania Income fives Ito 16. Reading first preferred rose 10 Oregon Short Line sixes, 8 to lOSVa. and do Ito JtOSyg.

In Government bouds at the board $135,000 coupon fours of 1925 sold at i and $2000 coupon fives at 115. The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company reports silver bullion on hand 236,173 ounces; certificates outstanding 236. Grain. Dull, easy. Winter wheat, low grades, f2 2502 76; do, fair 10 fancy, $2 3 40: do, patents, $3 90; Minnesota clear, i $2 25: do.

straights. $3 50: do, patents. $3 10; low extras, 82 75; city mills, $3 do. patents. 25.

Southern Dull, easy; common to fair extra, $2 100) 2 80: good to choice do. $2 30. DuiI, steady. Yellow Western, 2 65. Nominal.

Nominal: No. 2 Milwaukee, 47c; ungraded Western, Spot market dull. firm. No. 2 red, store and elevator, afloat, 68c; f.

o. ungraded red, No. 1 North- em. 65V4c. Options very dull and firm at Vgc advance, with only a scalping trade.

May and most active. January. 6534 May, i Jane. December, c. Spots dull, firm.

No. 2, 36c: "elevator, 37c afloat, Options. were dull and firm at un- i changed prices and without feature. and December most active. November, Decem- January, 35V8C: May, 3534 c.

Spots dull, steady. Options steady, quiet. November. 23c: December. January, May, Spot No.

2, No. 2 i white, 24Vic: No. 2 Chicago. No. 3 white, 23y mixed Western, 23y 2 24y 2 white do, white State, Provisions.

LARD Steady, quiet. Western steam, $5 80; city, $6 50; November. $5 80 nominal; refined, fair demand; Continent, $6 25; compound, Steady; moderate demand: old mess, i r.o&io. fancy, steady State dairy, 12 to2lc: docreamery, a Western dairy, BVa to lie; do creamery, do June, do factory, 8y 2 Elgins, 23c; imitation cream- cry. CHEESE Dull, easy; State, large, lOVic; do fancy, do small.

part skims. lull skims, 2 EGGS Quiet, state ana Pennsylvania, icehouse. do 9 case. $3 25; Western, limed, do, case, $3 TALLOW- Firm, fair demand 3-16 country, e. COTTONSEED Dull, rather easier; crude, yellow prime, new, 29 Vic; do, off grades, 23 1 c.

Fair demand; fair to extra, Japan, MMtMc. nominal; New Orleans, quiet. Barely steady, unchanged to 6 points down; November, $14 60; December, $14 50; 1 March, 05; May, $13 45: September, 12 80: Spot Rio, dull, steady; No. 7, 2 c. Raw, dull, steady: fair refining, 3c; centrifugals, 96 test, refined, quiet, oft 4 mold 454 standard 4y 2 confectioners' 8 cut loaf and crushed, 6y 8 Dowdered, granulated, 4y 2 cubes, li nit and Produce.

CALIFORNIA Raisins. London layers do loose Muscatel. Four sizes, bags, Bags, Vie PEACHES Unpeelea, 3 do peeled, 15c Paper-shell, Standard. 9c. DuII, steady; State common to choice, Pacific Coast, London market WOOL and firm; domestic fleece.

22c; pulled. Texas. Merchandise. PIG Moderately active, steady: American, 50. Weak; lake, $11 Steady: domestic, $3 Easy; straights, $14 40: plates quiet.

Weak; domestic, $3 60. CHICAGO MARKETS. CHICAGO, Nov. Outside orders in wheat were absent this morning on account of wire Interruption consequent on the storm. Local trade was light, and prices were easier than they closed last night.

The Northwestern arrivals were heavy, vindicating the claims of the bears that the railing off shown yesterday was but temporary. Minneapolis and Duluth received 1688 cars, kgainst 1522 cars on last Tuesday and 960 on the corresponding day a year ago. Chicago had 688 rars and Inspected out 125,096 bushels. Liverpool tables were lower. Bradstreet's announced an increase in the world's available supply of 4,849,000 oushels, which was received pnlecmatically by the trade, not changing a fraction.

Export Clearances at the Atlantic ports were light at bushels. the close local "shorts" covered kome wheat, belni induced to do so by the reports a large cash business at this place. Prices firmed In the buying, last quotations being the best of the day. December wheat opened from B7ysC to 67c, sold between and closing at 67 4 higher than yesterday. Estimated receipts for to-morrow, 410 cars.

stormy weather was the cause of a hardening in corn values at the opening. The expectation that roads would be rendered unfit for hauling, and that corn receipts would be retarded thereby, was the consideration aftec'lng prices. No Important gains were made by prices, however, trade early becoming dull and Liverpool cables were weak and lower. Receipts were 632 car and bushels were taken from store. Export clearances amounted to 351,452 bushels.

Bradstreet's reported a decrease in stocks of bushels. May corn opened at sold at 2914 closing at a shade higher than yesterday. Estimated receipts lor to-morrow 325 cars. Developed nothing to divert the meager amount of attention bestowed on the other grains. They were dull as usual and through the dullness prices were almost stationary.

Receipts were 229 cars. There were no oats withdrawn from store. Bradstreet's gave an increase in stocks Of bushels. May oats closed a shade under yesterday. Estimated receiois for to-morrow 110 cars.

Was easy. Cash No. 1. December, 91c; May Receipts were 87 cars. Proiuct opened easy, but later 6ecame steady.

Packers and commission men found plenty of Idle time on their hands, orders being few and unimportant. January pork and lard closed unchanged and January ribs higher. Closing; Prices. November, 5634 December, 6714 May. 61 November, 28c; December, 27y a May, OATS November, December, IPe; May, c.

November, $8 02y a January, $8 Way. $9 -November, $4 52y a January, $5 55; May. $5 November, $4 40; January, $4 55; May, $4 The butter market was quiet and steady. Stocks were light. Dairies extra were quoted at 19c, but otherwise there was no change in prices.

Were easy. The receiptsTof fresh stock were quite free and wants were easily attended to. Fresh sold at and icehouse at 14y a dozen. MONEY- Was per cent, and 3 per cent on time loans. New York exchange sold at 50c premium.

Livestock. UNION STOCKYARDS, 111.. Nov. 19-The cattle market was 3low to-day, the snow and muddy alleys making buyers feel indisposed to venture out. Prices were about steady.

The supply of hogs was very large and prices declined 6c. with the demand very indifferent. There was a big run of sheep, which with the storm, caused a weak feellne. Prices were lower. Receipts, 6000.

Common to extra ste stocKers and feeders, $2 75; cows and bulls. $1 50; calves, Texans, 40: Western rangers, $2 2803 75. HOG Receipts. Heavy packing and intpplnjc lots. $3 65; common to choice mixt'd.

f3 65; cho.ee assorted, $3 65; light. 93 35: pi-'S. S-J(3 3 60. Receipts, 20,000. Inferior to choice, 1 lambs, 30.

NEW XOKK STOCKS. Bonds, Exchange. Money and Railroad Shares. Money on call easy at last loan at and closing offered at 1 Prime mercantile paper, Bar Silver, Mexican dollars, 54c. Sterling exchange is firm, with actual business In bankers' bills at $4 873.i@4 88 lor 60 nays and $4 1 demand.

Posted rut ex. $4 90. Commercial bills, $4 (ft.4 Government bonds easy. State bonds quiet: rauroad bonds firmer. Silver at the board was dull.

CLOSING STOCKS. Am Tel A 92 rsorfolk A 3 Atchlson 17 I Preferred 11 Preterred 25y2 North Adams Express. Northern Pacific. Alton, Haute. 69 1 Preferred 8 i American Express.

116 iNormwestern 105i American Tobacco. 85 1 147 Preferred 100 N. Y. Central BayStateGas 22 N. Y.

Chicago AS. 13y Baltimore A 57 Ist preferred 70 Brunswick 1 2d preferred 29 1 Buffalo, Roch AP. 20 N. Y. AN.

Canada 67 N. Y.ANewEng. 45 Canada 64 N. Y. Susq A I Canton Land 60 7 Preferred Central 1..

4 1 Ches. A Ohio JOntarlo A Western. 15 1 Chicago Alton 160 Improvmt. Preferred 170 i Preferred 35 I Chicago. B.

A Q. 85 Oregon Navigation. 20 Chicago AE. 46 Oregon Short Line. 9 100 Pacific Mail 1 Chicago 6 Peona, D.A Evans.

Cleve A Pittsburg.l67 Pittsburg A pfd. '-'6 Consolidation Coal. 33 Pullman 165 Consolidated Gas. 48 3 Quicksilver 2 C. C.

C. A St. Louis. Preferred Preferred 90 Reading lOVs I Colo. Fuel A RioGrande 17 Preferred 98 Preferred 40 Cotton Oil Cert Island Commercial Cable.

RomeWai AOgdenllS Del. Hudson 5t. L. AS. 1 Del.LackAWesteml67 1 Preferred 13 Paul Preferred 44 Preferred 127 i Distillers 19 iSt.

Paul A Duluth. 26 General 31 Preferred 90 Erie 9 St. Paul A Preferred auVa Preferred 121 Fort. Wayne 167 St. P.

M. A 113 Great Northern 9 silver Certincat Green Bay 'i Southern Pacific. 21 1 3 Harlem 280 Hocking 3 I Preferred Hocking Homestate. 30 Preferred -H. A Texas Cent-.

2y 3 Term. Coal A iron. Illinois 97 Preferred 80 lowa Central 10 Texas Pacific 34 ToI.A.A.A N.Mich. Kansas Tol. A Ohio 34 Preferred Preferred 75 Kingston A 3 1 ol.

St. Louts 7 Lake Erie AWestn 23V4 Preferred 15 Preferred 3 Union Pacific Lake shore 119 V. Den. A Gult Mi National Lead 30ya C.S. Preferred 903- 4 Preferred Longlslana 83 Guaranteed Louisville A Nash.

61 3 4 0. S. Express 42 Louisville NaA Ch. U. S.

Preferred 26V 2 Preferred. Manhattan Consol. U. S. Mempnis A Charts.

16 I Preferred 9-' Mexican 11 Utica AB. lso Michigan 98 VVab. 8. L. A life Minn "A S.

Preferred. 95 Minn. A St. com. 23 Western 87 1 Ist preferred Wis Central 8 2d preferred 62 Vz Wheeling Missouri SOW Preferred Mobile A Ohio 19 Am Cotton Oil pfd.

66y a Nashville 76 Beef i National 22' 1 N. J. Central BONDS. 0 8 4s, reg Do, 4s c0up0n. Do, 87 CS 4s new reg 121 Mutual Union 65...

114 Do, 4s 121 Cent Gen 65. ..119 Do. 2s .....97 Northern Pac lsts. 118 Do, 55... Do, 2ds Do, 6s Do, 3ds 7lu Cherokee 4s.

1896.10034 Nortnwest Consols.l4o Do, 1897 Do, deb 5s 108 Do. 1898.... RAN Do. J899 StLAlronMtGen ss Pacific 6s 0f St A 8 Gen 6s. 1 7 'D.

C. 3-6 6s 110 St Paul Consols ...127 Ala Class A 4 St. P. C. A Pa Ists.

Do. Class 84, 65.109y 3 Do, Pac Cal 1 La Consol 45... Southern R. R. 6s.

9R.y« Missouri funding Texas Pacific firsts 89 Carolina con 65.. 124 Texas Pac seconds. 23y 8 Do, 4s Fo Carolina West Shore 4s 107 Term new 55:. 87 iMobilcAOhlo 45. .105 Va funding GranaeWestlsts'77 1 Do, reg CbesAO6s 109 Do, deferred 65...

6 Atchlnon 45... 78 Do, trust rcpts st 6 1 Do, 26 Canada South HAS A 65... 104 Cen Pac lstsof 3 Do, 2d 7s. 102 113 A Tex Cent 55..11 iy 2 Do, 4s Do. con 65........

104 Erie2ds 75 Reading 45......... 79 Kansas Pa Consols 77 Missouri 6s 100 I Ks Pa Den divll3 I FOREIGN MARKETS. WHEAT IN LrVERPOOILIVERPOOL, Nov. The snot market is quiet at 5s a 4d. Cargoes are dull at 27s iy 2 arrived.

FUTURES. The Produce Exchange cable gives the following Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Ked Winter: November, 6s 2d; December, 5s 2V4d; January. 6s February, 5s 3V4d; March, 5s 4d. BECITRITIES.

LONDON, Nov. Consols, 105 silver, 30 11-16 French Rentes, EXCHANGE AND BULLION. Sterling Exchange, 60 days. 9 4 Sterling Exchange, 4 89V4 New York Exchange, sight New York Exchange, telegraphic. 06 Fine silver, spot, ounce Mexican ...55 PRODUCE MARKET.

WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS. Sellers are getting still higher prices, as the demand is good and there is less tendency to sell. No. 2 ctl; choice, $1 lower (trades, So(s9sc ft ctl; extra choice for milling, $1 02y 2 06 ctl. CALL BOARD SALES.

Informal Session 10 o'clock May 200 tons, $1 04y 8 100. $1 8 800, $1 Reoular Morning 7oo tons, 500, $1 1800, $105. 100. 99y 8 100. 200, Afternoon loo tons, $1 170ct, Si 4 December-600, 99c.

Nothing new. Feed quotable at 60 choice, 65c: Brewing, Chevalier. $1 20 for No. 1 and ctl for off grade. CAM- BOARD SALES.

Informal Session-10 No sales. Momrora loo tons, 6334 100, 63 8 100. 100, Afternoon skssiox December 400 tons, c. May-200, U8y 8 100. 68V4C: 100.

Are steady at the advance. Milling quotable at fancy Feed, good to cnolce, common to fair, 67yaffl62Vac; THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1895. Gray, Red, for seed, Black, for seed, $1 30; Surprise, ctl. Is quiet with large Large Yellow, ctl Small Round do, White, ctl. RYE- ctl.

Is selling slowly at ctl. FLOUR AND MIIXSTUFFS. Net rash prices are as follows: Family 1 extras. $3 36: Bakers' extras, $3 25; superfine, $2 50 bbl. CORNMHAL.

Feed Corn, $18 ton; Cracked Corn, ton. HAY AND FEEUSTCFFS. BRAN-Lower at $12 50 ton, jobbing rates. for lower grades up to $20 i 0 If ton for the best. RoIIed Barley, 60; Oilcake Meal at the mill, $18 ton; Jobbing.

$20; Cottonseea Oilcake, $24. Is quoted weak, but no lower. Wheat Is quotable at 60 ton; Oat, ton; Wheat and Oat, Barley, $6 Alfalfa, 50: Clover, $6 60; Compressed, 11; stock. ton. bale.

BEANS AND SEEDS. The market Is Irregular again and some descriptions are higher and others lower. Pinks have a wide range, according to quality. Butters are scarce and wanted. Large Whites are selling higher.

Uayos quotable at iflfol 16 ctl; Small Whites. $1 50 ctl; Pea, 91 40(q)l 65; Large Whites, 81 15: Reds, $1 35; BlacKeye, $1 95: Red Kidney, $1 I 85: Llmas, $2 50; Butters, $1 190. Brown Mustard is quotable at $176 ctl: Trieste, 10 ctl: Yellow Mustard, $1 60 ctl; Flax. 80 ctl; Canary, 3 Alfalfa. tb; Rape.

lb; Timothy, tb; Hemp, 4Cs.lb. DRIED Quoted at $1 20 ctl for Niles, $1 40 for Biackeye and $1 60 ctl for Green. POTATOES, ONIONS, VEGETABLES. Sweets are quotable at 25 ctl; Salinas Burbanks, ctl; River Burbanks, 30fg)40c; Oregon Burbanks, River Reds, ctl. Quoted at Pickle Onions, 35 ctl.

VEGETABLES Cabbage is cheaper. Green Peppers are quotable at f. box; Dried Dried Peppers, lb: Tomatoes, f) bx: Green Peas, Garden Peas. Siring Beans. Cucumbers.

box: Dried Okra, Ib: Egg Plant. 60c V. ctl; Feed Carrots, Garlic, lb: Marrowfat. Squash, ton. BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.

BUTTER-Steady at the advance, with small stocks. with sales at an advance; seconds, 25(5J27c. Fancy. good to choice, lower grades, Cbkamf.by 1 tb. Firkin ip lb.

Fancy mild new, Ib: common to good. Young America, Eastern, 11). demand and supply about balance. Fancy Eastern, 27V2C doz; good to choice Eastern, seconds, 3 store Eggs, 17ys cold-storage ranch, pullets' Eggs, POULTRY AND GAME. Turkeys continue cheap and hard to sell, owing to the warm weather.

Hens and Roosters are kept down by Eastern stock. Live Turkeys, for Gobblers and for Hens; dressed do, tb; Geese, pair, $1 75; Ducks, $3 doz: Hens, Roosters, young, 60: do, old. 50; Fryers, $3 Broilers, 50 for large and $2 50 for small; Pigeons, SI doz for young and 25 for old. The market continues weak under heavy supplies and warm weather. Quail Mallard, Canvasback, $3i0(6; 7.V, Teal, $1 5U(a2; Widgeon, 25; Small Duck, $1: Hare, $1: Rabbits.

$1 50 for Cottontails and 1 for small; Gray Geese, 50: White Geese, 25; Brant, SJ 60; Honkers, $3 English Snipe, $1 60; Jack Snipe, dozen. DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS. ORCHARD FRUITS Persimmons. Apples for good to choice, for common to fair and $1 25 for choice Spitzenbergs: Winter Nellls Pears, 50; other Pears, 60c. TERRIES Cranberries, $10 f.

bbl; Huckleberries, lb; Raspberries, Strawberries, chest for Longworths and chest for large berries. The market was firm again and lightly supplied. Black Ferrara, 1 box; Muscats. 50c; Verdels, 50c: Cornichoo, Tokay, 60c: Grapes in crates bring more than "in boxes. Wine Grapes are no longer worth quoting.

CITRUS FRUITS Grape Fruit, 50 box. California Oranges are quotable at 82 50 box for Seedlings, and' 60 box for Navels; Lemons, 50 for common and $3 (a 4 for good to choice; Mexican Limes, Bananas, 'f, bunch; Pineapples, doz. DRIED FRUITS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETC. DRIED quiet at unchanged prices. The following prices rule on the Fruit Exchange: Apples, for quartered, for sliced and for evaporated; Peaches.

i and a tb for fancy; peeled, In boxes, 13c; Prunes, 4c for the four sizes, 18 lb I and 2 for Apricots, 7Va i for prime to choice and rb for fancy i Moorpark; Figs, black. tb for pressed and tor npressed: White Figs, tb lor pressed in and in boxes: Pears, 7c tb for evaporated halves, for quarters; Plums. for pitted for unpitted: Nectarines, tb for prime to choice and for fancy. RAISINS AND DRIED Prices are as follows, carload lots, f. o.

b. San Francisco: London layers, 10 box; four-crown, loose, 13 Ib: three-crown, loose, 23,4 twocrown, 2 Vic; seedless Sultanas, seedless Mus- I catels, clusters, $1 35: Dehesa clusters. $2 10; Imperial- clusters, $2 60; Dried Grapes, lb. Chestnuts, Walnuts, for No. 1 bard and for jobbing lots; Almonds, for Languedoc and for paper-shell, jobbing; Peanuts, 3 1 fti for Call- fornia; Hickory nuts, Pecan 3, 6c for rough and 8c for polished: filberts, Brazil Nuts, ft lb; Cocoanuts, $4 50 100.

Comb is quotable at lb 1 tb for bright and for lower grades; waterwhite extracted, a lb: light amber extracted, 4 Vife.43.i dark amber, 4c. Ib. PROVISIONS. CURED No change reported. Bacon Is quotaDle at 7c Jb for heavy and 7VaC tb focllsht medium, lOVic Tfr lb for light, 1 12c for extra light and 12 sugar cured: Eastern Sugar-cured Hams, 13c Ib: California Hams, lie; Mess Beef, bbl: extra mess do, family do, $10; extra prime Pork, $9 bbl; extra clear, $16 bbl; mess, 14 bbl; Smoked Beef, 9V 2 lb.

Eastern tierces, quotable at Ib for compound and 8c for pure; BV2C; California tierces, 6y a for compound and for pure; half bbls. 7c: tins, do 5-tb, "7y 7c In tierces and 9Jb in 10- tb tins. HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. I HIDES AND SKINS There Is no further change, but the market Is weak and demoralized. Heavy salted steers, 7c tb; culls and brands.

6c; medium. 6c tb: calls and brands. light, "ft lb: culls and brands. 5c tb; Cowhides, $4 tb: culls and brands, 6c; salted Kip, 6c: salted Calf, gc: sAlted Veal. 7c: dry Hides, usual selection, 12c tb: culls and brands, 8c tit; dry Kip and Veal, 10c lb: culls, dry calf.

15c; cul's, 10c Ib; Goatskins, Kids, sc; Deerskins, good summer, HOc; medium, winter, Sheepskins, shearlings, 20c each: short wool, each: medium, 60 each: long wool, each. Culls of all kinds, about Vie less. No. 1 rendered Is quotable at 4y 2 country Tallow, 4c; refined, Be; Grease, 3y 2 0.. We quote Fall as follows: Humboldt and Mendoclno, lb; San Joaqulnand Southern, 2 lb; free defective do, to.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Grain Bags, nominal; Wool Bags, 26c. Wellington is quotable at $8: New Wellington. Souihfleld Wellington, $7 50: Seattle, $5 50: Bryant, $6 60 ton: Coos Bay, $5: Wallsend, Scotch, $7 60: Brymbo, $7 60; Cumberland, $13 in bulk and $14 50 in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. $14; Welsh Anthracite Egg, Cannel, Rock Springs, Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley, $7 60; Coke, $13 In bulk and 816 9 ton in sacks.

Western Sugar Refinery Company quotes terms, net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered and Fine Crushed, all Dry Granulated, Confectioners' 8 Magnolia Extra 38,4 Golden C. half-barrels, more than barrels, and boxes 2 more. in bbls, 15c; Black Strap, 10c gal. SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET. Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaughterers are as follows: First quality, second quality, 4V third do, lb.

VEAL- Large. small, tb. MUTTON- Wethers, Ewes, a lb. 1 2 9 lb." Live Hogs, Sc for large, 3V4C for small and for feeders; dressed do, 4y a Ib. RECEIPTS OF INTERIOR; PRODUCE.

FOR 24 HOURS. -y, Flour, sks 16.6601 Middlings, 850 Barley, ctls 4,7.0 Wool. 37 Oats, ctls.V.... 2501 Leather, 239 Beans, HI Corn, ctls bbls SRO Potatoes, 2,600 1,876 Onions, slu. .652 Alfalfa Seed, 147 Hay.

tons. 630 Chicory, bbls 15 (Straw, Buckwheat, 200 Wine, 98,900 Quicksilver, flasks 262 i Hides.no 313 i Powder, Kl6 Pelts. 1i0Ta110w.ct1a........ 48 Bran, 670 THE STOCK MARKET. Things looked rather blue on the noon informal session yesterday, the whole line going down under liberal selling.

Con. Cal. and Virginia declined to $2 10, Ophir to $1, Sierra Nevada to 65c, Best Belcher to 64c, Confidence to 80c, and so on. There was a slight recovery on the afternoon call, however, as will be seen by the list below. There was a long string of account sales as usual when the market fluctuates sharply.

The market showed no further change worthy of note at the close. NOTES. Mexican Is assessed 25c. The Pacific Auxiliary Fire Alarm paid a dividend of 5c per share on the 15th. The Hutchinson Plantation Company will pay a dividend of 15c per share to-day.

The Boston and Montana dividend of $6 per share will be paid to-day. The American Cotton Oil Company will pay a dividend of 3 per cent on preferred. stock on December 2. The 2 per cent quarterly dividend of the Pullman Palace Car Company has been payable 1 since the 16th. The Homestake Mining Company will pay a dividend of 25c per share on the 25th.

The annual me -ling of the Mexican has been called for December 3. Nat T. Messer bus been elected a director in the Mexican, vice C. O'Connor, resigned. BOAItD SALES.

Following were the sales In the San Francisco citocu Board yesterday: RF'ifl AH MOKN! I is- 600 Alpha 301150 600 50 Alta. 11200 Crown Pt.26 200 100 10460 AC 25 100 Beg 200 I.SO 50 8 300 A 58 300 100 ..60 60 Bodie 34 500 38 300 Union 100 500 Utah ....04 400 ..1.05 300 AFTF.R3COOV—SESSION 2:30. 200 29500 CC 600 Alta 08 500 2.151500 650 80100 10 300 78160 Potosi 46 200 271200 P0int. ...26 100 .............47 200 8... .57:800 ...........26200 ..35 150 Bodie 33250 AC 25 200 .....34 00 34400 Eagle .60 200 Seg 09 100 1.30100 200 ............69 450 iUHMU Union 100 .47 100 241300 1.10 1 Following were the sales In the Pacific Stock Board yesterday: 400 Alpha 28 1000 900 36 400 29 600 l-'OO nil.

10 1000 30200 2.1:7^2 1000 Alta 09800 2.26,1200 .........1.05 300 2.20400 1.02% 24 400 500 23 BJO 2.1.1800 10 600 .00 3 1000 09 800 800 Potosl .....46 600 64 800 A 1500 400 JOO 25 1000 200 Bodie 3-i 800 10 500 JOO HAN 1.32 V' 3 1000 1000 300 59 500 500 Julia 01500 ...........56 600 26 800 Justice. ...05 400 Union 500 46 1000 22 1000 400 Confl 79 800 1000 1 AFTERNOON' SESSION-3 500 Alpha 29200 CCV B'2oo 400 30900 2.15 37 800 Alta 09800 2.17y?1400 ....38 500 08 200 2.20 600 16 600 .23300 Conti 79,1200 300 100 500 1.07 600 A 64 200 81 500 300 55300 821500 Potosl 48 200 67500 ConN 200 Bodie 33 500 500 Scorpion. 200 34 200 A 22 500 800 ............25 400 59 1200 071300 2ti 300 Union ....46 HAN. 900 47 200 ...26500 100 27i800 900 Jacket.22 600 23 2000 Imp. ..031800 Mono lOi CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

TUESDAY, Nov. 19-4 P. Bitl.A*A-r<t.\ Bid.Asked. Alpha 29 30 lowa 03 Aim. 07 09 Julia 02 i Andes 21 23 i Justice 04 06 I 27 28 04 05 Best A Belcher.

66 68 Lady 01 02 30 40 Mexican 36 38; Bodie 33 Diablo 15 20 06- 07-Mono 10 Bulwer ..05 06 Nevada Queen. 06 Caledonia 08 15 16 Challenge Con. 25 26 1.05 1.10 Chollar 22 24 overman 08 10 Con. Cal. A Va.

2.15 2.20 I'otosi 46 48 Con. Imperial. 02 04 34 35 80.8 eg. :08 10 Con.New York. '02 Sierra Nevada.

'69 HO Crown 25 26 04 05 Pilver Kill 03 01 02 Silver 20 Eureka 15 04 Gould A Curry. .26 26 Union Con 48 60 Gray 60 70 Utah .....04 05 A Nurcrs.l.3o 1.351 Yellow Jacket. 22 24 STOCK. AND BOND EXCHANGE. TUESDAY, Nov.

19-2 p. M. rNIIF.D STATES HOXIj.S. Bid.Aiked.] Bid. Alked.

14 I.ANKOUS AONDS. IDo, 2d Cal ElecL6slO7yilO9 Cntra CW 6s 10114 ACHRy6s.IO3%IOB Dpnt-stex-cp 77 95 Pwl-stRR6s. 2 Reno.WLAL 105 KR6slo6 112 100 SF4NPRRSBIOSI4IO4 LosAng 99 Do.Gnted.6s. Mkt-stCble6sl24 90 102 Do, 1 con 90 NPCRR6s.IO3y a SPBrRCal6s. 95 105 4 KBy Cal 65..

Oak Gas 55.. 110. StktnGAE6sloHAlo3 Do, SunstTAT6s 103 PacKollMbs. WATER STOCKS. Contra Costa, 68 San 100 Mann 0....

50 ISprng OAB STOCKS. Capital 40 49 Central 95 SanFrancsco OakGLAH. 61 21Va Pac Gas imp. 82 83. STOCKS.

i FiremansFd.ls4V2 iiUMil.i'Ul, BANK STOCKS. AmerBATC. 1 London PA A. 13 7 Anglo-Cal. ..59 30 Bank of Merch CaISDATCo.

56 First Nat 178 186 Bather Co. BAVINOB HANK STOCKS. 1600 160 HnmbSAL.IOOO 300 Mutual 42 Union Trust. 840 STBKK.T RAILROAD STOCKS; 106V2 100 Geary-st 60 72y 3 Presidio 9' i4l Sutter-st I'O IIKK STOCKS. Atlantic 15 95 700 80c Giant RTorriw.

Alaska Pkrs. OceanicSSCo 25 BlkDCoalCo. 10 Cal Cot Mills. Pac 98 100 Cal Dry Dock PacIANCo. 30 EdisonLlght.

Pac Roll Mill 18 GasCon Assn. Parf Paint Co 9 tf 7 Trans Co 26 12 13 Pac TAT Co. 60 Sunset 30 46 MerExAssn. 100 110 United 26 MORNINO SKMIO.V. Oakland Gas, 60; 120 Water, AFTERNOON SESSION.

Packers' Association, 100; 100 Market-st Railway. Bonds, REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Mabel. George F. and Sophia A.

Green to Carl H. and Dietrich (). Kohn, lot on SW corner Haigln and Devlsadero streets, 25 by 110; $6500. Estate of Sarah J. Green (by Parker Merrill, administrator) toC.

H.and 1). G. Kohn, name; $6600. Mary Ellis to Harry Ankel, lot on line of Morrison street, 60 of Alamtda, 825 by 100; $1000. Annie M.

Qulnn to Oscar Fink, lot on 8 line of Liberty street, 182:6 of Guerrero, 26 by 114; $10. Maria Holtz to Mary O'Connor, lot on Una of York street, 147:6 of Twenty-first, 8 26 by 100; $10. Helena J. Houlahan (by T. K.

Ryan, commissioner) to City Building and Loan Association, lot on line of Twenty-second street, 100 of Douglas, 25 by 114; $3673. Boniface F. Kehrlein to Joseph L. Kthrlcln, lot on line of Green street, 68:9 of Montgomery, 22:11 by 68:9: $16U. sWilliam5 William S.

and Lizzie E. Hopkins to Kilwunt W. opklns. undivided ave-thlrty-slxths'of lot on NW corner of I ddy and Powell streets, 160, 76, 75. 10, 76.

65; $10. Leopold S. Bach in an to Rosa Htrrn, uurilvMrd third of lot on line of licavcn worth mrmt, 101 of Post, 86 by I OS 1 0. Same (guardian of David H. amf HUiiclm 11 Bachman) 10 same, ali interest In WMI (17000.

George W. and Ella C. to iiur nette, lot on line of Hyde at real. H7 Hof Kiiin. 8 25 by $10.

Patrick and Annln Boland to lluijti Mm 'rum, lot on line of Stevenxou 1, of Sixth, SW 'ib by NW 75; $10. James, Peter and Bernard Mrli ami Mailliln Kane to Anna McKenna. lot on litir avenue, a 26 of nifpui, IIM 120. 62:7: $10. Frnncln B.

and Sara M. wild. Millan (o Charles T. Beban, lot tinr. avcDue, 200 of I.

1 i.y iUO; William O. Badger to Albert if. WUoalou. let on line of Thirty-first avenue, 25 Nof street, 60 by 120: $10. William Barn- to Belle Barry, lot on line of Lisbon street, 150 Bof China avenue, 25 by 100; also lot on line of Lisbon street.

175 of China avenue, 25 by 100. Excelsior Homestead: also lot on SE corner of 8 street and Fony-srventh avenue, 100 by 32:6: gift. Hugh McClary ro Hugh H. McClary lot on line of And over street, 108 of Kast avenue, 25 by 110, block 6. Holly Park; $10.

Henry and Sophie Lange to San Francisco Savings Union, lot on NW corner of Islais and Cuvier streets, 60 by 100, Spring Valley Homestead; $10. Laurel Hill Cemetery Association to John E. Davenport, lot 2827, said cemetery; $125. Rachel E. Birdsall to Adelaide F.

B. Baldwin, Mary E. B. Landers and Rachel B. Spencer, all Interest in estate of Henry H.

Birdsall; gift. ALAMEDA COUNTY. W. Wilkinson ana George Mooar (executors of the estate of Harriet B. Wiiiard) to J.

L. Scotchler and re-record of 357 d. 66 ol lot on NW corner of Audubon street and Charming way, 150 by 300, being lot 4, block 9, College Homestead Association, Berkeley; $2500. W. E.

and Erminia Dargie to George Mclnnis, lot 224, Rose Tract, Brooklyn Township: 95. Same to Oliver Hlnkley of San Francisco, lot 235, same, Brooklyn Township; $5. Fratices H. Ross to Sophia L. Biller of Alameda, lot on line oi Washington street, 100 of High, S7obyE 4:3.

being portion of lot 7, block 36, town of Alameda, quitclaim deed, Alameda: $1. Quiteria L. Barbolla to Louis, Allen and Alice Barbolla. Rosalia B. and Charles Middleton, lot on corner of First and strees, SE 185 by NE 100, Hay wards, quitclaim deed, Kden Township; James Stanley (administrator estate of William W.

to Peter Calou, lot on line of San Pablo avenue, distant SE 164 :2 from line of Isabella street, SW 100 by SE 25. Oakland: $1825. Same to August Michel, lot on line of San Pablo avenue, distant SE 189:2 from line of Isabella street, SW 100 by SE 50, Oakland: $3800. Same to P. Fountaine, lo on line of San Pablo avenue, distant SE 269:2 from line of Isabella street, SW 100 by SE 25, Oakland; $2050.

Mary E. and John M. Martin to Welles Whitr more, lot on line of Edwards street, 700 of Telegraph avenue, 50 by 125, being lot 16, Pacific Theological Seminary Tract, subject to a mortgage for $3000, Oakland $4000. William H. Kountz Jr.

to Samuel Breck same. Oakland; $100. P. M. Morrison to J.

J. Wadsworth and William E. Pierce, lot 41, block 631, map of Adeline-street lots, quitclaim dfod. Oakland; $5. John L.

and Helen L. Howard et al. to Hannah Dillon of San Francisco, lots 80 and BOV2, amended map of Mosswood Tract, Oakland Township: $10. William C. and Mattie C.

Bissell to Hugh J. and L. Nellie Dykes, lot on line of Essex street, 167.38 of Wheeler, 25 by 100, being the 25 feet of lot 8, block Newbury Tract, Berkeley: $10. Builders' Contracts. Carl A.

Carlson with A. Dahlberg, to erect a twostory frame bnildlne on lot 23, block 25, Lakeview Tract; $2600. HOTEL AKEIVALS. RUSS HOUSE. Moore, Middletown Hall A wf.

Ferndale Wasson, Bakersfield Robert Jones, Newcastle Wm Hocn A Los Ang I- Eureka A Frenzfl. Towles Do vie, Phila Card. To Chewte, Brooklyn Geo Lovegrove, Oregon Claude Van Vost, 111 George Kerry, Tannpr. Chicago I'eck, Oregon Walling, Nevada Cy Martens, San r.afael LHyman As, Nevada Cy Merchant. Healdsbg Wall, Nevada City Baird.

Burks Ranch Kathbun. Willows (J 11 Perry, Pleasanton JWilliams.Pleasanton .1 Hughes A Butte WohmHler, lowa Louis' lowa A Halton. Red Biuff Berry, Red Bluff Hauser, Chicago Leutter, Watsonville A Hicks, Angel Island McWhorter.LosAng Kaird. Los Angeles Marshall, Callstoga Bennett. Caiistosa Seaiies, Callstoga Mrs Hazen.

Santa Kosa I.asell, YubaCitv DO Williams, Stockton Mrs seaman. 880 McDonald, Suisuu Miss'i I emit, Jouuson, Walnut Creek AW (reigh, sisson Brown, Elko Arcund, Kenneth Allen, Nev McCuH. Wash Berry, Selma Miller, Dillon TOweu, A Fresno Berger. Topeka Huntz, Dallas Day, Toaitistone I Richard-on A Or Huntingdon, Colo Wilson, Colo Mrs Vallendlgham. Cal GRAND HOTEL.

Mills, Stockton McCormack, Cal A Poule, Red Bluff Hawkins, Chico Camp. Sacramento Dr NJS Gibbon, Stockton Miss Kan Mrs Noble, Cal I) Nash. Los Angeles Lathrop Aw, Hollstr 1. Kuox, Keno Topley, Vallcjo A McLeed, hakersfleld Jnckson, Cal Levy, San Jose Rockwell, Seattle Dcidiick, Or FrasPr w. Vista Franz, V' iinhall.

Woodland Johnson, San Jose Tlce, Stockton Gazi.Ohio Kirkinan A Cal LBfown. Los Donnikflpn, San Jose A Kay A Tulare Stout. I kiah Hall. Foru.lHle Stilt. Tkiah OliViT, Carson Taylor, Sacramento Black, 80-sion Taylor, Sacramento Vail, Santa Barbara Sunta Cruz Markctt, Mont Hall, Marysvllle CKLipman, Sacramento A Lewis, Gilroy PALACE HOTEL Robblns, Concord Bannister.

Montana Columbus, Shuylor, Ls Angek-s Miss Sargent, Uoston Miss Glenn, Boston ShiptOTi, Liverpool Broomo, Brooklyn A Farrcll Visalia KChampbeil. wf.Chgo Wilder, Fresno A Bodley. Mantuna Kerckhoff.L Angels Stevens, Portland Mrs 8 Brlckman.Kans Mrs C'utt'mati, Mrs It Price. San Jose FC Buiurwltb, Washtn ii Foluer, Oakland Raymond, Oklnd Girard, Paris Field A wf, Monterey Jones, Phila BALDWIN HOTEL. Wm Eenfree, Antioch Col'iins, Tulare II Roberts, Sacramento Camper, Madera Riley, Chicago sanburn, Oakland Win Thomas, Ohio Gray, San Jose Mrs A tiruy.

sun Jose Fesslcn, San Jose Weadrick, Chicago Viner, Adloff Aw, Angeles Clark. San Jose Costhan, Stockton Clark A Stockton MraC'larK, A Canavan, Stockton A Kembe. Westville A Abboy A fam, Cal LICK HOUSE. Coggeshall, Cal Mordaunt, Mexico Langford, San Jose Taylor, Nev Patu rson A Myers, Stockton White, Marvsville Miller, Korest UIH Kells, Yuba City MrsA ten! er, San Jose Allen, Jose Mrs Boschkeu.SunJose Chandler, Elmira Rennie, 8t Helena Schmidt, Callstoga Upham, Martinez 0 Terry. Clayton NEW WESTERN HOTEL.

8 Adorns, Chicago Crowley, Los Angeles Johnson, I.os Ang McKc-uzie, Spokane It Lowe. Fresno Anderson, Sacto Spanning, Sonoma Nichols, Benicia Sumner, Victoria A Pancost, Seattle Mitchell, Ellensburg Harris, Boston Allen, Chicago OCtAA JSTi.A-NilvrtS. of Departure From San Francisco. TO AKIUVE. SUN AND TIDE TAIiLE.

HYDKOOItAPHIC ltl I.LKIIN. iiiiAM'ii II vdbooraphio Orncio, U. S. Mkrchants' Kxchanok. Han Khancibco.

November 19. 1898. The time ball on Telegraph UiU was dropped exactly at noon l. at noon of the 120lh meridian, or exactly 8 p. Oreenwlch time.

A. I' KCIITKI.KK, Mmitenant U. H. In charge. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived. TUESDAY, November 19. Htmr Wcstport, Jacobs, 22 hours from Bear Harbor; rr Hen and bark, to I'ollard Dodge. Htmr Greenwood, Carlson, 16 hours from Greenwood: i ii iiilmt. to White Lumber mr St Paul, 70 hours from mid iiulsc to Ooodall, Perkins A Co.

NtmrGlpny, Leland. 26 hours from Moss Land- ItiC, Droduce, to Uoodull, Perkins A Co. Htmr Jewel, Aladsen, .17 hours from Caspar; 81 ,000 posts, to Caspar Lumber Co. r. Alice Blanc bard, hours from Portland, via Coos Bay 48 hours; pass and mdse, to Rush, Banders Hhlp Babcoclc, Graham, 188 days from Liverpool 3160 tons coal, to Sprockets A tiros Bchr Abble, Ilansen, hours from Caspars 200 Mft lumber, to Caspar Lumber Co.

Oakland direct. Schr Rio Key, Islgkelt, 48 hours from Bowens Landing: 100 ft lumber, to Hey wood. Schr Transit, Jorgensen, 8 days from Seattle; lumber, to Baxter. Clearert. TUESDAY, November 19.

Stmr Pomona, Doran, Eureka; Goodall, Perkins A Co. Sailed. TUESDAY, November 19. Stmr Caspar, Anfinrlsen. Stmr South Coast, Stmr Arcata.

Cousins, Coos Bay. Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander. San Diego, etc. Stmr Coos Bay, Duggan.

Santa Cruz. Stmr Pomona. Doran, Eureka. Ship America. Harding, Nanalmo.

Bark Kate Davenport, Reynolds, Port Blakelev. Steam tug Santa Lucia, San Jose de Guatemala. Schr Merchant, Brannan, Coos Bay. Schr Corinthian, Zaddart. Point Arena.

-L-s: Schr Golden Gate, Larsen, Bowens Landing. Telegraphic. POINT November Weather hazy: wind NE: velocity 18 miles. i The schr Maggie Russ loads lumber at this port for Central Amer ca; ship America, coal at Depart- I ure Bay for this port: bark Bryant, lumber at Port Gamble tor Honolulu; Brship Kate Thomas, I wheat at Portland for Europe: Br bark Silverhow, i wheat at Taconia for Europe. prior to arrival.

The Br ship Aberfoyle is rechariered for wheat or barley to Europe, 27s ls 3d leas direct. Oct 14-1 29 Br bark Craig El from Cardiff for Santa Rosalia. Oct S. 35 Br ship Craigend. frm Shields for San Francisco.

18 32" Br ship CUryso- mene. hence July 4 for Queenstown. Nov BO 7W, Br snip Ardnamurchan, frm Cardiff for San Francisco. 1 Per ship Babcock, Oct 06 N. 121 45 Br ship Laomene, hence Oct 21 for Queenstown.

i Nov 16-35 07 123 64 W. Ger ship Wat- jen, hence Nov 12 for Queenstown. Domestic Ports. PORT Arrived Novl9-Schr Fred Sander, from Newport schr Annie Larsen, from San Pedro. Arrived Nov Stmr Weeott.

hnce Nov 17; itmr Pasadena, from San Pedro; schr Fortuna, hence Nov 12. I Arrived Nov Stmr Protection, from Bedondo. PORT LOS Arrived Nov Stmr i Alcazar, from Greenwood. T'MPQUA-SailedNov Schr Lucy, for San Pedro. CLALLAM Sailed Nov Bark Alex Me- Neil, for Francisco.

PORT SaiIed Nov 18-Schr Excel- sior, for San Francisco. SANTA SaiIed Nov Schr Chas i Fulk, for Port Blakeley. SaiIed Nov Stmr Alcatraz, for I San Pedro." Passed Nov 18-Stmr Cmatllla, hnc Nov 16 for Victoria. Bark Alex McNeil, from Fort Gamble, for San Francisco; stmr Mackinaw, from Tacoma, for San Francisco. SaiIed Nov Schr Bobolink, for San Francisco.

COOS Arrived Nov Stmr Homer, hce Nov 17. COQUILLE Nov Schr Antelope, for San Francisco. SAN Sailed Nov Brig Tanner, for Eureka. SaiIed Nov. Stmr Whitesboro, for San Francisco.

SaiIed Nov Schr Free Trade, for san Francisco. SaiIed Nov Schr Neptune, for San Francisco. Arrived Ger bark Vasco de Gamo, from Santos; Br bark Penrliyn Castle, from Rio de Janeiro: bktn Portland, from Santa Rosalia. Arrived Nov Stmr Navarro, from Eureka. FOUT Sailed Nov Stmr Cleone.for San Francisco.

Arrived Nov Stmr Laguna, hence Nov Foreleu sailed Nov ship Bass Rock, for San Francisco. SaiIed Nov Br ship Bothdown, for Queenstown. Sailed Nov Br stmr Gaelic, for San Francisco. SaiIed Nov Stmr City of Pc- Kine, for San Francisco, via Honolulu: SaiIed Nov Br ship Thistle, for San Francisco. Arrived Nov Ship Jas Nesmith, hence July 27.

Arrived Nov 16 ship Kelat, hence July 23: Br ship James Kerr, hence July 13. ship Henrietta, from Oregon. Sailed Nov Br ship Elmhurst, for Fleetwood; Br ship Sardomene, for Tyne: Br ship Dowan Hill, for Dublin. Arrived Nov Ital ship Ciampa, hence -May -9. Arrived Nov Br ship Travancore, hence July 4 Br ship Rlversdaie, fm Oregon.

HOT Brshlp Cromartyshire, from Oregon. sailed Nov Br ship Celtic Queen, for Esquln alt. SaiIed rCov Brship Beechbank, for San Francisco. Passed Nov Br baric Fernbank, from Antwerp for Port Los Angeles. Movements of Trans- Atlantic NEW Arrived Nov Stmr Amster- i dam, from Rotterdam, y.w.- -'i'A Sailed Nov Simr Havel, for Bremen; stmr Obdam.

for Rotterdam stmr Siedam, for Amsterdam. out Nov Stmr Augusta Victoria. SaiIed Nov Stmr Persia, for New York. Passed Nov Stmr Danla, from New York for Hamburg. BROW HE Passed Nov Stmr Majestic, from New York for Liverpool.

Importations. CRESCENT Per Crescent 2 kgs 80 bxs outter, 412 cs 53 bdls salmon, 1 cs berries, 6 cs 3 bbls meat, 17 bdls hides, 9 cs 2 pkgs lard, 6 kegs feet. 1 butter-cutter, 1 cs fish, 2 pkgs mdse, 1 cs burlap. PORT- Per St l2l3 sks corn, 17 bxs persimmons, 9 bxs lemons, 223 bxs oranges, 7 bxs red pepper. 5 sks walnuts, 3 bdls pelts.

5 cs honey, 60 qr-bxs 18 hf-bxs 57 bxs raisins, 1 pkg mdse, 20 bbls sweet potatoes. Los Angeles, via pkgs mdse. Los Angeles, via LA 3o pkgs mdge, San sks bark. East San 6 sks bark. sks corn, 97 sks dried fruit, 455 bxs garvanzies, 3 bdls pelts, 96 pkgs mdse, 10 sks wool.

68 bxs lemons. bbl asphaltum, 20 bxs pears, Isk dried prunes. Santa 4 sks 29 pkgs mdse, 44 bxs oranges, 2 bbls apples, 68 bxs lemons. a pkgs mdse, 54 sks crawfish. Port s69 bxs apples, 2 bxs butter.

4 ca cs cheese, 1 cs eggs, 2 bdls dry hides, 8 bxs fish, 1 sk game. San Luis 299 sks beans. Arroyo 4o sks beans. bx figs, 17 sks dried pears, 9 bxs butter, 1 coop chickens, 62 dressed calves. sks 3 pkgs mdse, 3 bbls butter, 83 bxs apples.

San 3 Ibx quail, 4 pkgs mdse, 8 hfbxs butter, 3 bxs flsb, 2 coops chickens, 1 cs eggs, 2 coops turkeys, 45 dressed calves, 2 cs can goods. PIGEON Per 7l bxs 35 drums 20 cs cheese, 30 bxs butter, 400 Sks flax. ll6l sks oats." Watson 2o6o sugar. 6so reams 38 rolls paper, 66 bxs apples, 6 cs boots and shoes, 4 bxs pears, 1 keg vinegar. Per Alice 4l4 cs can goods.

7 pkgs springs, 1 cs celluloid, 1 cs glassware, 640 sks oats. 2 pcs sione, 116 bdls hides, 1 bicycle. 35 pkgs mdse, 1 bdl pelts, 40 tons scrap steel, 5454 Bks flax. pkgs fixtures, 64 bxs apples, 1 tar kettle, 46 bdls hides, 1 bdl pelts, 7 bbls tallow, 25 bxs china goods. 3s ft lumber.

Coos 2s cds matchwood. Per Crescent Hilmer, Bredhoff Schulz; De Bernard! A Co; Dodge, Sweeney Co; Joseph NTllden Co: H'aiicht; Whitney A Co; Van Ronn Co; Witzel A Baker: Standard Oil Co: Martin, Feusier A Co; Thomas Loughran: i Enterprise Brewery; Waldeck: Norton, Teller Co; Smith; A Togni. Per St Wood, Curtis A Co; Scatena A Co; Gray A Barblerl; Dutard: Stevens Co; Co: Gould Wittland: i Klodgett; Dairymen's Union: Hills Bros; Henry I Doyle A Co: Cal A Nev Creamery Co; El Dorado Linseed Oil Co; Norton, Teller A Co; Del Monte Milling Co: Tillmann A A Pallies; Mangels; Hoffman A Alexander: Sunset Tel A Tel Co; Baker A Hamilton; Garcia A Maggini; Sachs Bros; Shoobert, Beale A Co; Wieland Brewing Co; Dallou Bros; Chas Harley A Co; Eveleth A Nash: Enterprise Brewery: Hooker A Co; A Co; Price A Co: -Ivancovich A Co: A Paladini American Union Fish Co: LG Sresovich A Co: Mitchell; Cain A Co; Wheaton, Breon A Co; Allison Co; Witzel A Bauer Blsslnger A Co; Martin, Feusier A Co; Camillonl A Co; Friedlander Co; Sheridan A Harding; Thomas: Evans; Sinsheimer Bros; Dodge, Sweeney Co: Bros A Co; Smith A Co: Stone A Co: Western Meat Co; Brunswick; Ruhl Co; Haight; 0 Whitney A Co: Standard Oil Co; Kills Bros: HHeckmanACo; Hegler, Johnson A Kirchmann A Co; Tilden A Co: A Tood; Marshall, Teggart A Co; Schweitzer A Co; Labor Exchange; Hammond A Brod: TB Harris Bros; Spring Valley Water Co: A Clark: Carpy; Baptists; Golden West Fish Co; Url A Co; San Francisco Meat Co: Costigan, Kohn Co; A Wallace; Giusti A Antonla: Vergeilo; Hoffman Weaver: Geo Penniugton. Per Dodge, Sweeney A Co: Hammar; OB Smith A Co: -Hilmer. Bredhoff A Schulz: JH Kesslng: Ehrman A Western Sugar Ref Co; I Dairymen's Union: I Norton, Teller A Co: Truben- I bach A Co; I Geo McNear; I Cowell A Co; Kit- tle A Co; McDonough A Runyon; Union Paper Co; i Cahn, Nickelsburg A Co; A Paladini; Levy A Co; A Flelshhacker A Co; Frederickson: Pac Coast Fish Co; Golden West Fish Co; Fish Co; Cal Chemical Works.

Per Alice Moore, Ferguson ACo Rode; Holbrook. Merrill A Stetson: Waldeck; Price A Co: Thomas; I 8 Van Winkle A Co: Cal Chemical Works; TTermey; Herman Cohen; Chicago Brewery; RBotsford; Pacilic Rolling Mills: Wolf A Brp; Chaix A Bernard; Excelsior Wood Pipe Co; LTaus3lgA Co: Clayburg; Myers ACo; Prescott, Venes3 A Co; Metropolitan Match Co. For Late Shipping Intelligence See Fifteenth Page. BTKAMICB. DKBTINATIOH SAILS.

PIER. araiion. el ft one jinoriu imuia. tic Portland Vic Pgt Una NewDort China it JapAD i i i Vanulna Urays I I Eel River i'oos iinv San Diego Harbor. Alexlco NewDorc I VloA futSnd jNv 20.

6pm IS Sv 20.10am Fler24 Nv 9am Pier 9 INv 21, 11 jNv 21. -3pm PMSS Nv 21.12m Pier Nv 21. spm Pier 2 INv 22. spm Pier 28 Nv 23, 2pm Pier 9 Nv 23. 9am Pier 13 Nv 23.10am Pier 13 Nv 23, 9am Pier 2 23,1 lam Pier 11 Nv 24, 12 Pier 2 iNv 26.10am Pier 24 Nv, Pier 11 Nv 25, 9am Pier 11 Nv-26.

9am Pier 9 27.11am Pier 11 'eeott raco ortu Font. Dint i-oinn. tate of i 'a! 'lllamt v'ul urelca In Will In .1 San Benito North Foru Farallon Kio de Honowal l'olnt Mackinaw Walla State of Cal Peter Jebsen. Costa nay rac0ma. Yaaulna Coaullle River.

China and Japan fcei River Sydney. Urays Harbor San Coos Tacoma Coos Humboidt Victoria Puget Sound I Portland I Departure Panama. San Crescent Portiaml Newport. Victoria Sound 20 Nov 20 20 21 21 21 21 22 22 22 22 22 22 23 23 23 Nov 25 25 26 27 27 27 27 28 Sim Bias Panta Kosa. Crescent Columbia.

htPaui I liini il'm Australia. f'liv of Kverett i Panama 11. I Large. I. 'Large.

7. OCEAIf BTEAMamn: STOCKTON STEAMERS Leave Pier No. 3, Washington At 5 M. Dally, iixcopt. Accommodations Reserved by Telephone.

T. O. Walker. J. D.

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A Book on special diseases gent free to those describing their troubles. OFFICE HOURS: 9 till 12 M. and 2 till 5 and 7 till 8 p. m. Sundays, 10 till 12 Address F.

L. SWEANY, 737 Market Street, San Francisco, Cal.l OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPAIY STEAMERS WILL SAIL FROM Broadway wharf, San Francisco, as -SWnSK follows: For Mary Island, Wrangel, Janeau, Kil- IJenoo and Sltka (Alaska), at a. Nov. 16, Dec.

1.16, 31. For Victoria and Vancouver (3. C), Port Town- Bend, Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes andNevr Whatcom (BeUlnKham Bay, 9 a.m. Nov. 16,21, 26.

Dec. 1. 6. 11, 16. 21, SI, and Vr every fifth day thereafter, connecting at Vancouver I with the C.

f. R. at Tacoma with N. P. R.

1 Seattle with G. N. at 1'or: Townsend with Alaska Jr'orKureka, Arcata aod Fields Landln; (Hum- i boldc Bay) str. Pomona, 2 p. Nov.

7, 11, 15, 19. 23. 'ii and every fourth day thereafter. For Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Simeon, Cayucos, Port Harford (San Luis Obispo), Gavioia. Barbara.

Ventura," Haeaeme. San Pedro; East Saa Pedro (Los Angeies) ana Newport, at 9 a. Nov. 5. 9.

,13, 17, 21, 25, 29, and every fourth day thereafter. For San Diego, stopping only at Port Earforl (San Luis Obispo), Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, Redondo (Los Angeles) and Newport. 11 U. Nov. 7, 11, 16, 19, 23, 27, and every fourth Jiay thereafter.

For San Jose del Cabo, Mazatlan, La Par. Altata and Gnaymas (Mexico), str. Willam- ette Valley, 10 a. 25th of each month. Ticket office, Palace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery Street.

GOODALL, PERKINS Gen'l Agenti. 1 10 Market San Franciscan ASTORIA AIPORTLAND. $2.50 Second Class, $5 First Class, MEALS AND BERTHS INCLUDED. For reservations call at 19 Mont- gomery street. Colombia sails November 20.

GOODALL, PERKINS A Genl. Supts. F. F. CONNOR, General Agent.

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPAQ. Coolgardle gold fleldx (Fremantle), Austra- lla; first class nOMTTi if $110 steerage. Lowes! rate3 to Capetown touth Africa. Steamship da7 December Tues- Yd da December 3, at 1U Australian steamer MONOWAI. sails via Honolulu and Auclc- land.

Thursday, Dec 1., at2p.se Special Reduced special rates for parties Dee. 3 and 28." Ticket office, 114 Montgomery street. Freight office. 327 MarKet street. J.

V. SPRECKEL4 General. Agents. French Line to pOMPA.NY'S PIER iSORTH I River, foot of Morton st. Travelers by SUBB this line avoid both transit by- English railway 3 the discomfort of crossing the channel in a boat.

New York to Alexandria, Egypt, via Paris, i first-class $160; second-class $116. LA BOURGOGNE, Capt. November 2:00 r. it LA TOURAINE, Capt. Santelll 7, 7:00 a.

iC. LA "BRETAGNE, 'Capt. Pecomber 14. 2:00 M. LA GASCOGNE, Capt.

Baudelon ember 2 a. jc For further particulars No. Bowling Green, New Yorfc J. F. FtTGAZI A Agents, 5 Montgomery avenue, San Francisco.

WHITE LIJE. United States and Royal Mail Steamers BETWKKN New York, Queensiown Liverpool, SAILING EVERY WKEK. CABIN, $60 AND UPWARD. ACCORD- jgwau. ing, to steamer an I accommodations select el: second cabin, $35 and Majestic Teutonic $35.

Steerage 'licktts from England, ire- land, Sweden, Norway and Denmark through to Shu Francisco at lowest rates. Tickets, i sailing dates and cabin plans may be procured' i from W. H. A VERY, Pacific Mall Doclc. or at the General Office of the Company, 613 Market under Grand Hotel.

U. FLETCHER. General Agent tor Pacific Coast. ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COUPAII. TEAMERS LEAVE ASPINWALL ML fortnightly for the West Indies and Southampton, callinK en route at Cerbourgh, France, and Plymouth to land passengers.

Through bills of lading, in connection with tha Pacific Mail S. S. issued for freight and treas- ore to direct ports in England and Germany. Through tickets from Francisco to Plymouth, Cherbourg, Southampton. First, class, $195; third.

60. For further particulars apply to VARROTT Agents, 306 California at. YALLEJO MARE ISLAND. STR. MONTICELLO, Hf Pally, except lo a.

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