The San Francisco Call and Post from San Francisco, California • Page 11

THE STOCK MARKET. The strength which marked the close of Saturday's business was absent on the early call Tester.lay and prices shaded off a few cents under light After the call business picked up again, unaor trading prises showed quite an aavancs. The weekly reports of the Ophlr and Con. were quite encouraging and war: higher prices than these stocks are now sell; In? at. Auent the showing In Con.

Cal. Va. the irginia Chronicle of Saturday contains the fol; lowing: "The Con. Va. letter shows conclusively that here is good ore, and considerable it.

on the 00 level. There is an opening near the end or the west cross, lv rrrt wide and la feet Mvh which is all in worth 8.12 50 per ton. The work at that point is couiiued to upraising at The. upraise is to connect with the suutu 22 feet aouve, anil shcuid be completed very soon, as 12 out of 22 teet are already flu. Ished, "The supposition is that the ore will be worked along Its length during tne coming week, aua the Jirubab lities are that it will be found of some "'length 'and of greater at some 'iho letter states thai the top or the 12-foot Jne assays a little higher 1.

111 the sill floor. This naturally to be expected since the top is nearer the poiul in drift 3 where the very rich ore was found. There is bo reason why the Bill floor should not assay higher at different spot now ever, as the pitch or the ledge Is a factor in the case. It was reported some days that the sill floor was richer thin the face or the crosscui." NOTES the ophir 11 01 lh 1 was steady yesterday at 63c in New York ami fcd in London. Vv Vm? cc i tiel the west ledsre anove the 400 level, they continue to extract about 8 ore per week of the average value of 1 Der car sample Ihe crosscut started 'IrJ 3 rai on the 500 level is in 20 lest; -lace In hard porphyry.

In the. Kentucky they are cutting out .1 station and preparing to sink a winrc on the ore found in ff 8 5 cross 'nt on the 1100 level. The south fr Jacket incline. 1200 level, is in a total awtanceot 130 feet: race in gold ore or milling 1 ie West Coo.Va. A CaL during the past week they nave been engaged iv easini timbers The TV.

from a point 320 feet north oT the lltro level station, and is bow in a total distance of 90, feet; race is in hard black porphyry. hot water is gradually increasing as the crosscut is being advanced. HOAKIi Wi yE were the its Jn the San Francisco Heck 1 card yesterday: NO Inv 70i ha 09 00 Ophlr ..1.65 i 0 0 1.70 SOO 80S00 44 HOiiOOC JSJ BaKaooAp 100 35 1360 boaie. l.oo aoo S3 1:01.600 Mem .60 30.1 Union. 100 OTrmn "i B0 YJ BS 1 i SHSION-'''in.

150 Ande5. Chal 40,650 Mexn 68 6 0 46200 67 100 6 0 1( 0 60.. 1.80 71200 60 -00 ISA IJ i.lO 150 69.150 bbiOO Savage. ..4 .150 liodie ..1.00 200 7' '00 4 99 101) 2.00 001100 Nev .61 Mono 25' 50 Jkckt.i'4s were the oaies in the Pacific Stock X.CWd i en at- iTctirv- 100 Alta 22 30(i 26400 Ophlr 2(1300 IUV tot 6110 19 150 2.86560. 1.70 1100 Andes.

..37 too la 00 i-100 ...39300 I 1 80 40 150 2.a5i00 EMsti i 96,100 77 100 iv .400 i I.OTi 2 50... 75 i 1 .100 -00 500 Hill 02 15200 onion .400 17550 Mcx '2oo Unloa r-oini. 5: JOO Mono. 22 100 vn 54 1000 .02300 300 .56 I iJimvOOS 100 60 100 Onhlr 180 .69,100 69200 ualr -21JO ts 1.10:100 UriiX, 76 50 Potosi :60:: 200 70 200 rOtosl 3U 72-200 350 .40 65400 "22 tj 50.. 62'VlOU 61 200 COU.NY..OSIOU 63 100 CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

Mondat. June 25-4 f. 12: Gould Alta. IK 20 Uale 69 70 A noes 43 49 Jarkson so 04 Keener. B9 Justice -i-i Pest4Beicner.

1.00 I.os'Kentucs: 1" I rienton 50 Lady Wash 05 I 16 18 Mexican 64 65 ttodie 99 1.05 Mono 23 15 17iNavajo. 10 10 131 NeT Quees 10 alienee Con. 06 40 Occidental 02 opcir 1.70 176 Ctiollar 26 27 Overman 13 16 Yon Cat A 3.00 1 itosi 45 48 85 37 40 '1 Con 01 4 04 08 -Con New Tors: 05iScorpion 03 05 rowa 59 66 58 iicheouer U5 Sliver Hill 03 05 L'ulou Con 40 4S tareka 25 05 07 brand 05 10 lellow Jacsab 43 40 6TOCK. AM) HIISU EXCHANGE. MoxiiAr.

June 2.1-2 p. m. fon-119. Pitt. JBid.

Atkei. 8 coup. .113 tanks. 1. 4sree.

112 America! 116 P-lue lakes ts 66 Bank of 220 ElecL6s. 107 ICaIfSUiTCo- 47 Vi C'Ltra as US i- 180 75... Lao Urancers Hi Upnt-st ex-CD 93 121 LondouASK. 35 RP.6s.lu7J£ ilercn Nevada 126 130 LosAngLGa 102 Sather bCo. 101 Do.unted.es.

Batiks. 123 UerbiLCo. 1850 1900 15 Mutual 40 6.0 106 gavi- 110 150 88 security 250 Oik Gas 65... 101 Vi Trust. 69o 650 Do.

2d las ss. Street 14 ueary-st 107 Do. Yd iss6s.lol 3 37 38 115 IMetropoltaa. 10 27 104 Presidio 12 15Y 2 suiter-M 105 I 94 96 I Atlantic SI SPRRAnztts. Hi 85 105 18 20 95 Juason 5 bPBrRCaIOs.

94 1 ly. 2 1193' 8 1 94 UCoalCo. 17 Minse.tlA-T6loiV» 45 103ys Cal Dry Dock. 81 Water. CalKlecLCa.

213' 8 Hue 19 CalKlecWks. Contra Cosca. 74 KdlsouLlirhc. 99 100 Mann 0.... lOasCouAssu.

16 Sau Jose i SprlngValley HutchSPCo. 9Ta JnasonMfsC. la 40 JMer Ex Aim.lo7 Central 80 100 OceanicSSCo 40 Oak A Pac A uxr PacOasluip. Pac 94 ilent 68 65 30 Sanfrancsco 72 Mill. 45 ParfPalntCo.

56s lovurai.ee- 35 160 PkclA'lCo. Oak 0 60 Bun 85 IcnitedCCa. 35 MOEsiMu aaaaiost Commercial. 8: 40 Gas- light, 110 do, 2u "Water 993,4 Honds. "aier, 2o Water.

9a AFTERNOON- Hoard Hawaiian Commercial tn Hutch PCo.9V«. 44 8 i-' Uasllght, 30 Water .9954. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. 15. Ke'sey to KMzabeth C.

Smith, lot en line or street, 114:6 of Larmn, 23 by $10. Katbrlnn Mltchler to P. J. O'Brien, lot on sw of I'olk street and Kirn avenue, by 90: U-eorne to Henry Raschen, lot on BE corner of Francisco Lyon streets, 137:6 by $2800. P.

anil Mary Dotiohiie to Michael Mullany. lot TV of West Misuoii street, 107 Sot Her'mill, i BbywUU 10. L. to Klia I. Hall, lot on line or Jnllan avenue, 165 JN or Fifteenth street, 2 byEB4: 0.

Orchard Company to Julia A. Welch, lot On Una or Jersey street, 350 or Castro, 26 by 114; Uiiknown by Tax Collector J. E. Damon, lot on line of Vint avenue, you a or Clement Street, by 1.0. lax deed; Jtt.

D. (as attorney) and l-uiinu Hlncbreld (by torney; to Providence Mutual Loan lot on of ureet and 1 avenue, by 100: also lot ou IS Una of Twenty-third avenue. 175 of street, 60 by I'M; also lot on line or street, 107:6 of Twenty-second avenue, 107:8 100: also lot ou line of Twenty -second avenue. 100 of street. 100 by 12-I-.

also lot on Inr of Twenty-second 200 of street, 120 by 100: Wilhelmiba Brown (nee Schajger) to Jeremiah let on line of Pulaski street, 60 of Vuii'iu avenue, 26 by 70. let Gift Map 2: Sunnytlde Land Company and California Title Insurance -anil Trust Company to Anna M.Schtll lug, lots -6 to 40, block 11, Minuyside; flu. AUUKDA J. H. ana Agues A.

tilmpson and A. T. ana Spence to John E. Kohler of Oatland, lot S. tl I wetlt ninth street.

315 Eof Wegt, t25 by 140. being lot 12, block Henry subdivision 01 Whitcher. Brockhuru and Roland tracts, subject to a mortcaae, Oakland: 910. new) of an Francikco to Isidore Kosencrautz of san Francisco, lot on corner of Cen" ue and Sherman street, 37:6 by m. lOt 9 ana Khaif of lot 30.

block 19, 11 tcu onicstoad Tract, Alameda: 810. Isidore Kosencrantz of Krancisco to John K. Ureen of Mad-ra, same; 80000. Carl C. A.

aud Ida F. A. 1 eterseu to A. V. Lancaster of Alameda, lot on 8 line of Santa Clara avenue.

ISO of Oalt street, 50 by lot 13. block 36, lands adjacent to Encinal, Alameda; $5. chapman of Oaklaud to w. H. Chapman of Ventura County, lot beginning 106:3 from Hue of Central avenue, and 3 0:4 from Hue of Third avenue.

by being the half of lot 17. Teuton ia Park aud Homestead Association, Alameda: alo. Joseph and Matilda Smith to K. I. Lemos or Haywaids.

lot commencing at a stake on line of Castro street. 60 NrV trom 11 street, 168, NW 50. BW to beginning, Eden Township; Henry Powell Sr. to Christine Hanseu or Edea Township, lot at a stake In 8 line of East street at NW corner of of first party, Chance SE 864-32. SW 364:6.

362.86, NX 375 00 to tegintting, to correct fornier deed of November 2, ISBS. quitclaim deed, Eden Township; 810. Oakland Land and Improvement Company to Em II c. llahn or Liver in ore, lot on line of Camron avenue, 400 of Oakland avenue, SuO by 1000. containing 20 acres, being lota N.

and amended map, Oakland Laud and Improvement Company's subdivision or a portion of Santa Klta Kaucbo at Pleasanton, Murray Township: 83150. James J. ampnig to Ki.liard urine and hrank i. Barlow, lot on line or Brown (Thirty-fourth) street, of Market, 120:3 by 100. being lots 26 and 27, block 1., Central Land Company's 1 1 act, Oakland, quitclaim deed: 810.

Frank T. barlow or Oakland to Kichard Ornie of Oakland, lot on line of Hrown (Thirtyfourth) street, 316:3 Kof Market, .1 by 50. being lot 26, Central Laud Company's Tract. Oakland; HicUard an 1 Josephine Orme of Oakland to Frank T. liarlow or Oakland, let on line of lirown (Thirty -f.

street. 266:3 of Market, 120:3 by 60, being lot 27, block Central Land Company's Tract, Oakland: $10. William K. and Elizabeth I-ocitiugiou to Willi H. Lor.

ion. lot on SK corner of Twenty-fourth and Magnolia streets, 03 :3 by a 101, being lots 27 and 28, block 631, Adeline-street Lots, oakland: also lot on line of Alvord street. SO of Dwlnelle. 40 by 127, being lot 18, block 1, Case Tract, Berkeley: $1100. Edward 11.

Golden of Montana to Joseph Annear or Montana, lots 10 and 11, Mitchell Tract, Oakland; $1 10 Frederick A. and Rhoda N. Boole to Frederick R. Kin? of San Francisco, lot on corner of Shattnck avenue and Berkeley way, 112.30, 25, 11u.52, '25 06, being It 55, College Tract. also lot on line of Shattuck avenue.

25.61 of Berkeley way, 35, 109, 35, 111.52, portion of College Tract, Berkeley(pl a A. L. Ott of Berkeley to Emily H. iggln (wire or William K. lot on line of Louisa 120 8 of Vine, 60 by 101.6, portion or lot 6.

block 6, Graves Taylor Tract, to correct former deed, Berkeley; 810. II B. and Laura Pinney to Joseph Thurman or Alameda. lots 5 and 6, block F. Melrose station Tract, lirocklyu Township: 810.

I rands J. and Dell C. Woods to Anna M. Burtou. lot 21, block B.

Diinond I ract. Brooklyn Township; so lots 1 to 8. block subdivision of a portion of blocks a. and of revised map or Prospect Hill Tract. Brooklyn Township; lot on MY line of street, 165 SK or Thirteenth avenue, SE 50 by SW 100, block 39, Clinton street, subject to East Oaklaud $10.

Catollue K. Rudolph (wife of U. L. to Samuel Breck lot on Kline of Union street, 100 of Atlantic avenue, 60 by 108. 2 1 and 22, block resubdivision or block 58 and portion or block 51.

town of Encinal, Aiamada: 810. Kasmus Albertson or Haywards to Eliza K. Webster of San Kamon. lo.s 3 and 4. block Anspacher Tract, resobdivUion or portion of Hayward iract, Eden Township; 810.

Send It to Your Uncle. Fond Arabella, I wouldn't war that opaL Miss Why not "It bad luck!" "Hut, mamma, It was a present." know it. child, bur ibat only makes it "What would you do with it?" "Well, you might pive It to your Uncle Horace." "Bui, wouldn't It bring him bad luck, too?" child, he has always had bad luck cv 1 he wa- a boy. He has been unlucky lv everything. Tills might change all that.

Simula cuiantur. Send it to 1 your Uucle Chicago Tribuue. Mississippi Water. "The strong point about Mississippi IMver water." said the St. man, a glass Hie fluid up between litruself nd tu'e light, that it is selMiiteriug.

As tee sand aud rich alluvial matter It contains to the bottom they carry all tlie Impurities along with tlit-in, leaving the resulting liquid pure and wholesome." And lie tilted It carefully toward his mouth, beinc careful not tndiMtnb the quarter of an Incl' of rich alluvial matter at the bottom of the and dranK it wiUi exeat Chicaco Tribune. HOTEL ARRIVALS. PALACE HOTEL. Matthews, Cruz HW Hale. Chicago .1 Mites, La .1 ott-r wr, Mcnt Bowers, Portland li uressingen, I 'i Uoru.

Kansas City Dr halsoury i wf. La 11 epabre. 0 ijates, La liean, Kngland (iulick, Snaw, KuKland It BraJuua, Montreal Mewart. C.itri Auier Graham. Montreal li Brings.

Donald, Montreal A Beudor, Carson Dwyer. Sacto Cox. Madera MrsJ. Armstrong Sac .1 wf, St Louis Miss Restou. St Louis I Curtiu.

Bristol a Hgston, St Louis Ritf, Hbiuburs; A Goldaenmidt. Hr 1. Pale A- fy.Tulare Wdlioaead, China Putt .1 a wf. Prtiaud Mast-in, Paris 0 White, San Jose iiylaml, San Jose KMewtone) wf, Jose wf, Cal CJtiibson. hanta Clara I IK KN ATION A HOTEL.

II 4w, Tulare rScyd. Santa Kosa .1 PvOberts, santa Kosa A Multb. Cal Parker, (iarbcrvllle Basse i fy. San Jose I) BolilngerA ry. Cal Mctilliervay.Vaeavllle .1 Watson fy.

Astro Eaauagh, 1 "rt Lovall, Tulare USN W' LenuiJou. Kirn Ira A Strovuon. I- SS Astoria A Kichter, Chicago .1 I'arker, Ohio .) Schiitz. 1 Mmase. Colo Held.

Seattle KilKh, Taroma (i Gibson, Minn Donaioaon Aw, Mrs Hussey, 111 Poe A. Milton Curtis, Tacoma WESTKKN HOTEL. Hynes, Santa Rosa Day, Santa Rosa Kaucli, Santa Cruz .1 Blecot, San Josn Sbosnr, santa tiuz Mlgioi. Santa Di) Looier, Cruz Miss Hopkins, Stockton Rose, Portland Red Bluff. 1 uLer, Los Angeles 11 San Jose Keliy Cal Miss Keanney, (iiendale Miss Clam, lruckee Hedgar Cal MARKET REPORTS.

jMdnpay Evening, June 25. FUVMAKY OF THE MARKETS Silver firmer. Wheat firm. Barley lower. Bran and Middlings marked np.

other cereals unchanged. Hay weak. Beans dull. Potatoes and Onions lower. Batter easy.

Cheese ditto. Rani Eggs slowly Improving. Poultry dull and weak. Peaches higher and firm. Black hen In better demand.

Buyers bid for July Apricots. Vegetables not materially changed. Decline of lc io 2i rr. in Wool. Neir York Markets.

New York, June Shore speculation was moderately active during the morning, but was still during the afternoon. The London was a moderate seller of M. Paul and 1-. and N. and there were orders from Amsterdam to sell other International specialties.

Tbe engagements of gold for the Havel to-morrow aggregate only 51.000,000 against $2,000,000 on Tuesday of last week and It is adduced therefrom that these exports will be lighter than the week before. '1 lie sub-treasury supplied the gold and it is said the movement to reimburse the sub-treasury does not Include this week's sliiuiuents. si Paul broke at the opening on London selling, but quickly rallied on the covering of a short contract and recovered the full loss, closing at a reaction of other grangers ware neglected. Bales lor the Western account caused a decline of Mstliling. or which recovered at Hie close.

National Lead was sold down on a report that the. business of cutnpany was poor uwUu to the very warm weather and after the Opening at a gain of a break of was effect Subsequently a rally of 1 per tent took place with a final reaction of 4, making a loss Of Pullman is down Kansas and Texas. Consolidated Mid Ituboer preferred 1 per ceut. The other changes nal. Ihe boiKi market was generally weak.

Government bonds quiet. State bonds dull. Petroleum- Steady: Pennsylvania oil sales none; Juue sales none, closed 8 4 bid: Lima oil sales none. CHAIN AMU iiKB.CU.A.HUI*K, 63c Steady. steady.

St ii.iy. inly, Uady. a aUi tW Coffee- options opeued dull, but turned more active In the afternoon on Baltimore buying ordC rS eady at 6 20 po.nts net i.lT^nce. 1 1.000 ham. Including: July $15 40; August.

September $14 200J6; December, Rio, steady: No. 7. Mild- SIM 'y: Cordova, Sales. 600 i 40 A n(1 SOU KS Baa Inn: eood average Santos Receipts. $2000; stork.

2500. uuu Quiet: prices, pfg gher to prg 1 wer Sales, 4000 bass. Closed on account of death of Carnnt Rio-Quiet: N0. 7, Rio $800; exchange, 65 6-ie. THE MORNING CALL, SAN FRANCISCO, TUESDAY, JUNE L' 6, 1894.

receipts, £000 bags; stock, warehouse deliveries Saturday, 00U4 bags: New York st-i to-day, lOy.UO United States stock, 478 tags: afloat for the United -tales, 142,0110 I Ixl's; total visible for the United Mates. VUG, OOO I ban, against last year. Raw, linn. ISO bags molasses 89 I test at 7-16; rumored cargo centrifugals test, I Philadelphia, at 3 11-10. Fair refining, firm: talrly active.

Chicago CHiCAnn, June 6. Wheat averaged firm, bat did not make great headway In Is upward course. It stepped out boldly more than once, but slid back and was only Vie higher at the close than It was at the corresponding time on Saturday. Was easier, as also were oats, while provisions were firm on a very brisk trade. Wheat opened dull, then showed considerable life for a time, but later became quiet and so continue to the end.

It opened lc higher in sym- pathy with tetter cables, declined on selling by local bears and rain In the wheat belt, rallied lc on the heavy decrease In the amount on ocean passape. In the visible supply ami la the local stocks, eased off on lower late cables and free realizing and closed steady with a gain of Vie over last Saturday's final figures. In corn the rains, the larg receipts, favorable crop reports, lower and the Increase in the local stock of 80,000 bushels were the features. The trade was dull and showed a loss of in price compared with Saturday's last quotations. In oats there a weak feeling oi.

larger receipts, on the rains ana the more favorable crop reports. The close showed as compared with Saturday a lots or Vie in and lc in September. l'ruv isious advanced for some time on local packers on the belief that the ru of bogs would soon show a decided decrease, but eased oil in the In value of live hogs, but closed with an appreciation or all around. In- leading futures ranted as follows: Wheat No. Corn Highest.

Lowest. Highest. Lowest. P9c June. Alt' July (934.0 July brpt.

03c .1 sept 41 4 Short per 00 bs. $6 57i 3 lard per 100 Srpt 07 1 46 65 Mess Fork per SB 75 60 812 65 .86 So 85 Sept. 70 $13 05 The cash quotations were as follows: Flour-Dull, unchanged. No. 2 Spring Whear.s9Vic: N0.3 Spring Wheat.

No. 2 Ked.s9V«c: No. 2 Corn. Prime Timothy Seed. 54 75 4 85-.

Men bbl, 912 67 Lard. 100 lbs. $6 70(g)6 Short Rius (loone). 6 65. Dry Salted Shoulders iDixed).

Short Clear Sides Whisky, distillers' finished goods, gai. 81 15; Cut Loaf, Standard the Produce Exchange to-aav the Butter market was steady; creamery. 14. dairies, Eggs, steady. MTTI.I Receipts.

8000: prices higher. Prime to extra native steers, 75; medium. 50; others, 10; Texaas, CO. Krcelpts. opened wild and high: er, closed weak and lower.

Hough heavy, 84 50 (51 75: packers and mixed. 10; prime heavy ana butchers' weights, "JO: assorted light, 10. Sheep and Receipts, 8000; both sold i higher. Top sheep, 93 60; top lambs, 8 50 1 70. Stocks in London.

New York, June The Evening Post's Lon- I don cablegram says: President Carnot's assassin! ation depressed all the markets here this morn! Ing, but a belter reeling was produced by the announcement that the Italian Bourses ha. closed to express sympathy and a report that the King of Italy would attend the and Western was pressed to-day, but signs of liquidation are terminating. The financial condition of America is viewed with some alarm here, but a feeling predominates that tjie worst Is over. The stock exchange will be closed an Saturday. There are Indications of gold leaving here tor India.

Omaha I.ivestocc -Market. Omaha, June 25. Cattle Receipts, 1400. I Prices sola unevenly higher, anywhere from 5 i to 15 cents hizher than Saturday. Cow stuff was in meager supply and steady.

The stocker and feeder trade was devoid or new features. itotb supply and demand were light and prices unchanged California Fruit Chicago. June 1:6. The Karl Fruit Company sold fruit at auction to-lay as follows still in bad order, showing rain damage; Black Tartar Royal Anne, 60080 Apricots 'Bisr: Peaches, 6ucoSl: Clymin. St.

Catherine, 25: I Prunes. 9 15. Demand unequal to supply, Consequently market depressed. Weather hot. Porter Brothers Company eight cars of California fruit to-day: Klmore Plums, 83 25; Abundance.

25: Japauase, $3 20; Tragedy, 05: mixed, S3 20: Catherine, 26. Peach Plums, 92 99; Royal Hatlves, flateuky Plums, 81 60; Cherry Clyman, 81 S5; Royal Apricots. Peach Montgoniery, Alexander Eariy May, Apples, $1 7i 80: Tartarian Cherries. Koyal AllliCi, YOKK STOCKS. Fichiinte, Money and Railroad Shares.

Money en rail easy at last loan closed at Prime mercantile paper, Sterling exchange was firm, with business In i ankers' bills at 14 HBW far demand and 84 87 87 4 for sixty days. Posted rates. Commercial bills. 84 silver certin. cates, CLOSIN'O STOCKS.

Atchison 4', 8 Northern Pacific. 3 1 Adams Kxpresi ...160 1 Preferred 13Vg Alton, Terrs Haute 3-' U. P. Den. 4 Preferred 166 Northwestern American Ki press, luy Preferred Bell Telephone 303 N.

Y. Central 973 8 Baltimore A Ohio. V. A- New Canada Pacific Ontario A Western 14 Canada ores- linprovmt. 12 Central PacllC 10 (Oregon Navigation 9 Chen.

A- Ohio Oregon Short Line. 4U, Chicago Alton 140 llaclficMatl Cblcasio, It. peorlaD. i 3 Chicago Gas 78 150 Consolidated 2 I'ullman Palace 159 C. C.

C. Ac Si. Louis Ke.dlng 151 A Colo. Coal 9 jp.lchmoud Termini Cotton OH Cert 2BV4J IBVi Del. Huuion Del.Lac»*W«»t«rnlboV« Preferred 42 Denver 4K.

G. pta 25 Rock Island Dlitllleri 23 si. 1.. Ist pr East Paul. 60Vi Erie Preferred 118 Preferred 27 St.

Paul A 35 Fort Wayne rreferred 110 Great Northern prd 100 Southern 18 Cbicat-o 111 pfd 86 Sugar Refinery '7'j Hocking Valley 16 i cal A Iron. Illinois Central SO Texas Pacific. BVa St Dulntb. 23 'Tol a Can pfd. Kansas Texas pr.

18 vis Union Pacific Lake Km V. S. Express 50 Btt St. Pac. 6 lake Shore .131 Preferred 13Va Lead Trust F.rgo 115 Louisville 4 Nash.

43 1 Western Union 1. ulsvilleANew Al 6 Wheeling 10' a Manhattan Consol.ll4i/ 2 Preferred A.i MemDhis Churls, a Minn, a- St. Louis. 10 Mexican Co Denver 4 Rio Michlean General Electric Missouri National 17 Mobile A Ohio us Colo. Fuel 4 Nashville Chatt.

7o Preferred 68 D.B Cordafte Tex. 1 1 oI.A.A.AN 4 N. .1. Central 106 Tol St.LonisA K.C. 1 West pf.

Preferred 8 North 2 "4 CLOSING ns. 1 18 Den It 7s 116 Do. coupon Il7ys' Do, 4S 7dy, Do, 4s registered 113 Erie 72y 3 Do. coupon 114 UH4 Sa tig 100 Do.2sr*g 7s 961 A Pacific (is of ..101 II 4 Tex Ala Class A 103 Do. 6s Ala Class 104 MX 4 first 45...

Ala Class Do, 38 A a Currencies. Mutual Union .115 Louisiana stmpd 4s 94 cent Geu 65... 1 Hi.v, Missouri 6 lUO Northern Pac Carolina 6s 121 Do. 2ds 74Vi Do, 4s 101 Northwest Consols 1 40 Vi Non-fund Do, debenture ss. llOVj Term new set 65.

OrandeWest a Do. 5s 102 M. Paul Do 79 SUPaul.C4Pacss..lllVß Tennold 60 75 Va Centuries 95 Do. deferred 8 Tex Pacific firsts Hi 4s 7.i seconds. 21 Do.

A Union Pacific Canada South West Shore is 105V4 Ceu Pacific ms Fureitjrn WHEAT IX I.IVKSrOOL LivK.nrom.. June 25. The spot market Is firm at 5s Id. Cargoes are steady at 24s for off coast, 24s 6d for prompt shipment and 24s for nearly due. FUTDBKS.

1 he Produce Exchange cable gives the following Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red 'Winter: Jimp. 4s July. 48 9Vid: 10d; Senteinber. 4s October, November, 5s December, As 31.

SECURITIES. London, June Consols, 101; Sliver, French Kentes, 99f 75c I'ori I lid's Portland. June Clearances, 8181,667: balances. 820.090. Valley, Walla Walla.

75c ctl. I'xcliansc and Dillon. Sterling Exchanise, 60 $4 88V4 Sterline Exchange, sight 4 New Tork Kxchauce, slent 10 New York Excbanen. telegraphic. 1-Vi Hue SIITer, 1 unee Fine Silver.

30 days. 62- Mexican Dollars 61V2 Produce Market Net cash prices are as follows: Family extras. 8 a 50: Bakers' extras, $3 40; sup-rnne. $2 75 bbl. WHEAT- Futures were higher yesterday, but pot prices showed no change.

No. 1, ctl; choice. i) ctl: lower grades, extra choice lor nulling. Veil. CALL BOARD BALES.

Informal Hkssion 10 500 tons, 81 11: 81 kkoclab Moenisq l6oo tons. 81 11; 100. SI 400. SI lii 2UO. $1 16.

Seller '94, loo. $1 300, 03. i aj-tkknoon Session December 400 tons. lis' 8 1000. liy a 700, si seller '94.

1, ew- 00, 03. BAKLhV-Tlie market was a fraction easier yesterday. No. 1 Feed. 85c II ctl: choice bright do, coast, Brewiog, fi ctl.

CAM. BOAEP SALES. Informal 10 o'clock 200 tons, 9IV4C; 100. c. Rkgulab Mobninq December 200 tons.

91UC: 100, 91c; 100, 7UO, c. Aftkrnoon Session 100 tons. 91 Lifeless. No Inquiry for any description. Mining are quotable at SI -Ui'oil ctl: fancy Feed.

$1 30 'p ctl; good to choice, $1 26 9 ctl: common to fair, ctl: Red. nominal: Blaeit. nominal; uray, 20: Surprise. 40 ctl. CORN Nothing iroi mon to chance prices.

Larsre Yellow. 21: Small Round Yellow, SI 30 35; White, SI 37Va ctl. m. Hieherat $16 ton. Higher at Sl9 50 ton.

i ompressed is the only sort that appears to be nte lat the moment. Damaged Hay sells down to We quote Wheat at 12 ton: New Wild oat Hay. 9 ton. Wirebouud Hay sells $1 ton below the follow- Ing wholesale quotations for ropcboand; Old Wheat, Wheat and Oat, Harley. 50: Oat, AlfalU.

Compressed. Sl 1 60; Slock, 60 ton. i Quoted at bale. I. Si I l-l-s Ground and Rolled Barley ton; ileatie Meal, $35 too wholesale and 60 Jobbing; Cottonseed Oilcake, S3O ton; Rye Fl.

ur. 3y 2 Rye Meal. 3c 16: Graham Flour. 3c: Oatmeal. 'ft It.

Oat Groats. sc; Cracked Wheat. Huckwneat Flour, sc; Paan Barley, 41.4i0.4U'' 16 Quoted at -0 Ctl. CORNMKAu able Meal. Feed Corn.

$26 60: Cracked Corn, ton: Hominy. Yellow Mustard. 2 Trieste. t.ativePirowu. $2 iigjv: 50: Max.

J3 2 1 Canary. Alfalfa. Rape, 2.. Hemp. 4 rb.

lilUl.l) Blackeye. SI (3001 65 9 Ctl: Mies SI 76: Green. SI 50; Spill Peas, 5 1 Ifi. lii.ANS— 1 markut is quiet and prices show no further dunce of consequence. Bsyos qiictib eat 92 40 ctl: Small Wuites, $240 60; Pink.

I Pea. $2 60: Large Whites. S3 Reds. 40: 83 25(43 40: Butters, SI for small aud $2 25 for large. Prices continue to decline.

Arrival are liberal New Garnet Chiles, New rarly Rose. In sacks, and 9 ell in boxes; new Peerless, Burbanks and Ooodricb. 60c 9 ctl In sacus and 4 in Sweets, 25 ctl. Old Potatoes are nominal. Are wrak.

We quote Red. White. Ctl. as. at previous Creamery descriptions are auotable at Dairy squares, fancy Dairy rolls.

good to 1. tol-ic: common to fair, Butter. 1 CUfc-i S. sutlers quote an easy market. Good choice mild new quotabio at ordi- nary, Young Americas.

Eastern, 14(515c: Western, -c 16. DuII an. 1 Turkeys, Gobblers, lOWKic for deeie. pair, $101 25: Goslings, $IfJI 50: Ducks. S- 60 "'Zen for old, and for young: Hens, 04 50: Roosters, young, do old.

dos: Fryers $4 60; Broilers. iOi'ifii for large, and 91 lor small: Pigeons, $1 60 doz for young, aud SI 60 for old. (iA.MK Nominal. Rancn k.gf* cntinue to Improve slowly. Eastern, common, California store Eggs, 11014 doz: ranch Eggs.

I wit 1 tome sairs higher: Duck Eggs. doz. I Comb, for bright and i 10c 9 if. for dark lv ligt.i amber; water-white 1 extracted, It; light ainb-r extracted, i 5J, a dark amber extracted. 4 05V4C St.

hsw AX-Quoted at ORCHARD Fit ITS are stiff ana higher Qood large Apricots are also steady. are 11. better supply and weaksr. Clack Cherries are now in demand, bu: there tew bare Paarbrs are at VI box and basket: Pears. ft box and 5 ($.6.

basket: Plums. lUi 1 9 box and basket; Cherry Plums. 160 (oc drawer: Rural Apricots. 2506UC box and basket a'tid $2U ton in buik; Cherries. in drawers.

for lair to fancy Black ana ft bx tor hue and 25:440 for Royal Anna: Cherries in bulk. 10.i. 't Tor Black and ft for Royal Aunt; Applea, "ft box, In large boxes and basket; Black FUs, HHc, 50c for an-' 50 for doublelayers: White Figs. box. BERRIES.

much nan ire yesterday. Blackberries are quotabla at $. chest: currants, I So chest: berries. ft for couiimiu. 'ft for Oregon Improved and lor Eoglltb: Raspberries.

S3 60 (0,7 cnest; Strawberries. S3 6005 chest for large berries and S.iolu for Loogwortba. CITRUS FRUITS sweet Oranges SI 2501 75 box; Seedlings. 25 Box: Sicily California I rtnens, 9125 tor common, and $1 50 tor good to choice: Mexican Limes. 5u box; Kananas, Sl 50 bunch; Pineapples.

60 duz. DRIED Kastein an bidding lor Apricots. July aellvary. but meet with no response, fears, Ib for bleached halves and for quartered: Apples. for quariereu.

7c for sliced and for evaporated; Bleached Peaches, Sundried Peaches, Apricots nominal: Prunes, j.c for the four sizes, and 1 1: for small: Plums, for Pitted and "lVaC for un- I 'ted: Fies. black, for pressed and tor impressed. RAISINS AND DRIED California Layers, ft box: loose Muscatels in boxes. California clutters, SI 50; No. 1 loose, in sacks, No.

2 loose, Dried 1 4 c. Nils Walnuts. for hardshell, I It- for sortshell. ami So9o ft It for paper-shell; softshell Almonds. hardshell do.

paper-shell, Peanuts, I ft for demesne; 1 lekory Nuts. 8c for rmig'i an 1 It. for polished; Fll- I berts. Brazil Nuts. 809 Si; Cocoa- I nuts, 50 't 100.

Bay Corn Is coming ln. Squath is lowrr. Receipts of Asparagus Rnnbarb are rapidly dlmlnisblDg. (ire'a Corn, 25 9 irk for common and ft for Bay 9 box lor Varaviheand Si 6 for Bay; Rhuuarb. Green Peppers, I6f.ir and for Hell: 25 for common 10 choice SI 5U02 for fancy: mioimer Squash, for Vacavllie aud for Hay: 7, 25 ft box; Ureeu Peas 1 16: String Beans, In 9 Ib Refuiees.

Sic: Wax Means, a i'V. Ib: Marrowfat Squat.li. ton: Cabbage. 9 ctl: Feed 35040 9 etl: Garlic. m.

Bacon. 10c for heavy and for light medium; for light and 13Q14V3C 16 or extra light: Eastern Sugar-cured Hams, 16: California Hams. 120121 2 9 ft: Eastern Lard, tlercts, 7c tor compound and He for pure: palls. 1 i California tierces. 6 4 07 for compound and for pure; 10-It tins 10c: do 5 ft, 101 or- Mess Be.f 58 9 bbl; txtra do.

S9: family do, $10 60: extra prime Pone. 50; extra clear, IV bbl: mess, $16 50017: Smoked Beef. 100 9 16. Quoted at ft as the nominal range for la to cnoi c. lIIDKS AND SKINS-Heavy salted steers, 9 ft: raedlnm.

4c: light. Cowhi.i 8 9 Id: salted Kip. 4c: sailed Cair, 6i-: salted dry Hides, usual lection. 9 ft: dry Kip and Calf. (JVfcc 9 ft; prime Goatskins, 25040 each: Kids, Deerskins, gaod summer.

25c 9 ft: medium. 150'JOc; winter, se: Sheepskins, suearlints. each: short wool. medium. each; long wool, each: Culls of all kinds about less.

TALLOW-No. 1 rendered. country Tallow, 4c ft ft: refined. 9 Grease, 3 9 Prices are from lc to 2c 9 ft lower again. The market Is utterly demoralized.

Bprlog clip, San and Southern, 9 tb for year's clip and for seven mouths': Foothill, choice Northern. 9 ID: Nevada. Humboldt and Mendoclno. 10(cd 12c 9 ft: Kastern Oregon. Valley Oregon.

9 ft. Cotton Fruit Bags, 6c and for the three grades respectively Calcutta Grain Bags, 4 io6c; State Prison Bags. siC; Wool Bags. 34 DAK- Western Sugar Refining Company quotes, terms net cash: Crushed, Powdered and Fine Crushed, all 9 ft; Dry Granulated. s' Confectioners' A sc; Magnolia I lira 4(Vfec; Golden C.

8 D. hair barrels, Vac more than barrsis. and boxes more. San Francisco Meat Mir Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaughterers are as follows: First quality, 51 second quality, third do, ft ft. vi a L- Large.

404" small Calves, sc: Dairy Calves. 607 9 ft MOTTON-Wetaerj, Ewes, 9 tb. SPRING 9 ft, Live Hogs. ft for heavy and medium grain fed and 8 for small; stock Hogs, a dressed do, ID. receipts op rnouucE.

MnNnAT. June 25. Flcar. qrsks 10.71 Onions, sks 454 do. Oreeon.do.

2,228 Bran, GO do. Wash do, Oregon, 3.262 TV'ijeat. cils do, Wash. 2.241 do, Oregon 0. ..11 ,467 sks 100 do.

Wash, 0.... do, Oregon, do 441 Bariev, Or. 2.008 do, Washington. 1,259 do, Wash 40-; Hay. tons usi Oats, ctls 80 Straw, tons 6 do, Oregon 9 1 1 1 wool, bis 404 do, Washington.

2,945 do. Oregon 45 Corn, ctls 160' do. Wash. 0.... 23.1 Beans, sks 398 Hides, no 1551 Potatoes, gals 62700 OGBAJN STKAMtKS.

of Dopnrluip 1 rum San Franclnco. I WS TABLE. SHll'l'JMi Arrived. Monday. June 25.

Stmr Columbia, Bolles, hours from Portland, via Astoria 4: hours; pass and nidse, to Union Pacific Hallway Co. Stmr City or Pnabia, Uebney, 54 hours from Victoria and Puget Sound: pass and mdse, to Ooodali, Perkins Co. Stiur Point Arena, Johnson. 16 hours from Men. docioo, etc: pass and mdse, to Alendoclno Lumber Co Stmr Wbltesboro, Johnson.

36 hours from Port Har'ord: lumber, to White Lumber Co. Stmr Arago. Reed. 39 ours from Coos Bay; pass and indue, to NT Co, JStmr San Ktanito. Smith.

39 hoars from Tacoma, 4700 tons coal. Oakland direct. Mmr Kxcelstor, Higgius, 24 hours from Kureka; lumr.er for southern ports. Put la to land Cleone, Millei, 18 hours from Rockport; lumber, etc, to A Mitchell. Schr Nettie Sundborg, Johnson.

24 hours from Fish Rock: wood. etc. to Dayman Mayer. Bchr Wall. Gallup, 36 hours from Eureka; lumber ana shingles, to Cnas Nelson.

Cleared. Monday. Jnne 25. Stmr St Paul, Yon Helms, Guaymas; Goodall, Co. Minr Empire.

Jessen. Nanaimo: RD Chandler. larK Sea King, Weaver, Naualmo; John Kosenfeid's sons. Sailed. Monday.

Jane 25. Rtmr St Paul. Yon Helms. Guaymas. Mn.r Santa Rosa.

Alexander. San Dleso. Stmr hxoelslor. Higclm Stmr Empire, Jessen. Nanaimo.

Stmr Ceils. Johnson. Knreka. Muir Konlta. Cousins, Port Uarfora.

Ship Sargeut, P.oyd. Nanaimo. Schr Hender Bros. Zaddart. Point Arena.

Kchr Maid of Orleans. MacLeod. Kahului. POINT lomifi June '25 Weather hazy, wind velocity 22 miles. Steamers to sail to-day are the Arsgo for Coos Bay and Gipsy the Salinas lilver.

Steamers to arrive to-day are the Homer from Yaquina Bay and Mexico from San Diego. I be Australia falls due from Honolulu on the 30tb, the Peru from China and Japan on the Ist. The ship C. F. Sargent loads coal at Departure I ay for this port; hr ship Coralla.

lumber on the Hound lor Valparaiso for orders. Sss. Spoken. May 27 Br ship TVallacetown. bence March 11 for yueenuown.

May 38 Brshlp Yarana, from Swansea for San Francisco. May 13-3 26 W. Br bark Elllsland, from Penarth for San Diezo. Dumentic Passed June 25-Bktn Quickstep, from San Pedro for 'lacoma; stmr Wellington, hence June 21 for Nanaimo: stmr Keweenaw, hence June 21 for Comox; Br ship Audola, from Santa Rosalia for Taroma; Br bark Astoria, from Vancouver for Queenstown. SaiIed June Schr Klnorab: stmr Excelsior audschr Ecllpse.jfor San Francisco.

Arrivrd June Scbr hivcnia, hence 18: stmr National City, hence June 24. Arrived June Schr Bessie bee June 21. Arrived June Schr Maxim, hence Juue 21. Mailed June Stmr Caspar, for San Francisco. Sailed June Schr Aunle Larsen.

for San Francisco. AM I A Arrived June Stmr Truckee, hence June 19. June Stmr State of California, hdnct June 23. SOU II BKND- Arrived June Schr Orient, hence June 13- SAN Arrived June Bark Sumatra, from Departure Bay. PORT AM Sailed June SchrSaivator, for San Francisco.

SAN Arrived June schr Azalea, from Port UadlocK. saiIed June Stmr Alcazar, for San Francisco. Arrived Juno Schr Amethyst, lience June 22. POIN Arrived June Stmr Suuol, hence June 24. STKW ARTS Arrived June 25-Schr and Fontle, hence June 23.

Foreign Ports. SaiIed June Ship India, for San Francisco. QUEKNSTOWN-Sailed June 23-Brshlp Dunboy ne, for Hull; Br bark Cuptea. tor Liverpool; lor Kieetwood. NEWCASTLE, sailed June Brshlp Robert L'uncau.

for San Francisco. Arrived June Br ship Drumrock, from acorn a. Arrived June Stmr San Juan, hence May 23. Passed June Br ship Ulenmorag, from London tor i a coma. Arrive i June Ger ship Othmarschen, hence March 9.

sailed Jane Br stmr Oceanic, for San Francisco. Per City of 2 pkes mdse, 1 pkg household goods, 1 pkg express, 'i sks coin. Port Townaend- 3 pkfS express, 60 tea, 1 pkg cbalres, 17 barrels. 1 pkg opium, 1 eglu. bbls oil.

l4B odls 122 rolls paper, 20 kegs nails. New atcom 1 cs saddles. bis salmon. 341 bills salt hides. Ics books, 1 organ, 2 crts pictures, 6 bills coffee sacks 37 cs salmon, SO kegs, 1 cs dry goods, 1 bdl zinc, 3 pkjs blocks, 1 roll carpet, 1 bx hardware, 2 sks com, 10 pkgs express.

934 tons coal. l4 pkgs billiard tables, 12 crts slats. 7 bxs Id pkgs 1530 sks bran, 15 ska prunes, 1150 shs shorts, 827 sks wheat. cs coffee pots, 400 bars bunion. Wesi of Fargo, vu hf sks flour, 2 bis hops.

290 sks bran. 415 sks bran and shorts. 109 sks shorts. 555 sks wheat. 2142 sirs barley, 23 jikss household goods, 3129 sks oats, 1 cs shoes, 1 pkg glassware." COOS Per l3 bark.

11 tubs 2 7 bxs butter, 21 pkgs cheese, 3 pkrs express, Ich tools, -i. sis coin, 9 sks wool. 1 bdl hides 650 tons coal, 1 si. mohair, 1 pkg mdse, 6 cords matchwood. POINT Per Point 2l dressed hogs, 24 kits.

1 firkin 70 bxs butter. 2 dry hides. 1 pi w. 1 cs ezes, 1 bbls 1 tank. Mendoclno, 1 coop chickens.

6 bxs soda, lumbar FORT Per Daisy Klmball-1 trunk. 14 sks 156 bxs fruit. 1 pkg mdse, 1 bx hardware. 1 sewing-machine, 8 sks baric, 1 bx butter 2 tanks 7 spars, 3128 posts, 179.007 ft lumber. PORTLAND AND ASTORIA-Per Columbia-1 cs 4o rolls 438 udls paper.lol sks oats 1912 sks bariay, 3264 ska bran.

441 sks shorts 23 bis fish. cs honey, 1978 bdls snooks. 20 cs 4 pkgj mdse, 190 sks oysters. 6 cs mustard, 19 bbls kegs whisky, 1 anvil. 3 pigs household goods.

6 bbls 884 gannlcs 1064 Ha flour, 1 bdl furs. 12 bxs personal effects. 2 sewmg-inachineg. I cs oil goods, 69 bxs butter, 2 cs 4 trunks. 6 bdls blankets 3 cs extracts.

646 cs soap. 1 cs gars, 5 sks horseradish, 1 bbl old metal, 1 crt castings. 1 pkr a flax, 5 sks fertlllzsr, 7 bdls borse-cullais, 400 sks twine. 9 pkgs electric goods, 15 pkgs paint and clue. 150 pkgs chairs, 2 sks crawfish.

1 In tobacco. 391 bxs crackers. 2 cs blankets. 663 sks wheat, 1 bx firtworks, 2 bbls glassware, 6 bbls cocoauuts 47 sks wool. Per 2ls Mft lumber, 60 hides, 110 bales wool.

Confliiniees. Per City of Wieland Brewing Co: Templetou; Wells. Fargo i. Co: Blsslneer Co; I Ross: American Union Fish Co: A Paladini: A Molsant: Dunham. Carrlgan Co; Leist Co; li Camllloul Co: ortgon Imp Co; Allen Lewis- Miller.

Sioss A- Scott: Porter Bros Co; Gardiner 4 Thornly Selby Smelting and Lead Works; Moore; Geo Morrow Co: Price Co: Great Amer Imp Tea Co: Dutard; ChrLty A Wise: Rataman; Bancroft. Whitney Co; Carl Richardson; A Landers; Pac Postal lei Co: Roth; Rockwell; Boston Hose Co- Hruuswlck A Blake; Davidton; A Forbes- Sickles: Petts; Co; Hay- Smith Blanchard; Watson: Washington Feed Co; Williams, Marvin Co; Charles Mclaughlin- Curtis. Per Willamette Paper Co- ESlielden: Price Co; Eriauger Gallnger- Leist Co; Clatsop Mill Co: Camllloul Co- A Paladini: Christy Wise; Brown Bros Co; Warren: Sherwood Sherwood; II Martin- Taylor Paper Co: Armsuy it Co; Sheridan Harding: cutting Packing Co; Ross Hewlett; A vasey; Carpy Co; American Union Fish Co- Allen A Lewis: A Crocker A Bros: Jenes, Mundy Co: Sresovlch 4 Co: Dodge. Sweeney A Co- Darby liumal Simmons Saw Co: Butler- Keefe jc Co: Coke A Co: Hnssty; Wheeler a Wilson Co; Lievre. I ricke 4: Co; Armes.t Harris: 1 riest A Co: Neustadter Bros: Heywood Bros; A Swett: Deval: The Werthelraer Co: Johnson-Locke Co; Garrett: Vinegar and Works: Van A Taylor- Heliiem: .1 Johnson A Co; Tubbs Cordage Oo; General Electric Co; Stetson- Kenner Draylng Co- I) Osbourne Co; McAllister Co; Chambers: Cal Notion and Toy Co.

Per Amgo-smith's Cash Store; Hills Bros: larkln; De Bernardl A- istphal: OC4N Co- I DeteU: Redlngton A Co; Porter, Co: Marshall. Teggart Brorsen; Hulme A Hart- Wells, Kargo Co. Per Point De Bernard i A Wostphal- "Warren: Ross A Hewlett: Dodge, Sweeney A Co- Norton, teller A Co; Rnss. Sanders A Co; Wilson Anarchies: Robert Halght A Co; McSweeney Co; Martin. Feusler Co: Dairymen's Union- Benin's Cash Store: smith A Co: Biultz Bros: standard OH Co; Menaoclno Lumber Co-- Keultfs A (Jerdau; Roberts 1 re.

Par a Mitchell. lor J.nlf Shipping Intelligence Sre Tenth 1 11 Steamer. Destination! Sails. Pick. Arago i Coos Jun 26.10 am Corona Newport Jun 27.

Mam Pomona Hum bid: Bay Jun 27. Bam Portland. Jun 28,10 am Homer Yaqutna Jun 28. P.elglc China A Japan Juu 28. San Panama Inn 28.12 Sydney.

Juu 28. 2pm San Hlpgo Jun .11 1 lam City Pucbla. i Vie A PgtSnd. Jun 29. -Jam Humboldt.

I Ji.n:-.0. 9am Eareka (Newport July a. Sam State or (MM Peruana July 3,10 am Sana Rosa. San Diego 5,11 am Bdw'y 2 Bdw'y 1 pear Mlss'u 1 PUSS PM 8 3 Oceanic Bdw'y 3 Hdw'y 1 TTashfe I Bdw- 2 I Spear Bdw'y 2 men watei a Large. Small 26.

6.16P 5.21, 27 6.46P 6.56. UJW WATER SON. -mail. I Large. Rises sets O.OOa 11.07 a 4.49 7.33 i Ismail.

0.50a111.53a 4 49' 7.35 LOW WAT. Rises. 5.21 7.: o.ola 0.26 a Office Fnrnitnre and Fixtures C. F. WEBER A 300 to 306 Tost cor.

Stockton iur3lTuThSaBuly CONRAD? CONRAD! CONRAD! In accepting tbe Presidency of tbe Honduras National Lottery Company (Louisiana State Lottery Company) 1 shall not surrender the Presidency of tbe Gulf Coast loe and Manufacturing Company, of Bay St. Louis, Miss. Therefore addrass all proposals for supplies, machinery, as well as all business eenunaoicatlens to PAUL CONRAD, Cortex. Central America Express, l'Ohl TAMPA CITY, cod FLORIDA, V. 0, a.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. PACIFIC COASTJTEAMSHIP CO. DISPATCH STEAMKKS FROM SAN Jiaiicisco for ports in Alaska 9 a. m. June 4.

9. 19. W4, July 5, 9. atlHHfc 24. August 3, 8.

18, 23. For Kritish Columbia and Puzet Sound May 25, and every firth day thereafter. Eureka, Humboldt Wednesdays, a. m. for Newport, Los Angeles and all way every fourth and fifth day, 8 a.

it "lor Kan Diego, stopping ouly at Port Harford rama Barbara, Port Los Angeles. Redondo (Lo Angeles) and Newport, every lourta and fifth day 11 A. a Jor ports In Mexico, 28th of each month. ticket lalace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery UOODALL. PERKINS General Agents.

1 10 Market San Francisco. FOR PORTLAND OREGON rrHE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM- rail -1 Ocean PACIFIC COAST S.fcCO., will dispatch from wharr. at 10 a. for trie auove ports one or their Al lien steamships, viz. STATE OF CALIFORNIA-May 24.

June 3. 13 23. July r. la, us, August IX May 'J9. Juue S.

18, '-'8, July 8, 18. A 7, .7. 7. via Portland with the V. P.

Ry. and etber diverging for all points In Oregon, British Columbia. Alaska. Idaho, Montana. Dakota.

I tan. Wyoming Yellowstone I ark and ail points east and south to Europe. to $lti: steerage, S3; round trip, cabin, $30. Ticket Montgomery andPalasa Betel, 4 Montgomery st. Jrelrht Hoo Caliromla st.

Suot. Ocean Dlv. I 10 Market San Francisco. OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY by Lowest rates to A C.irKTOWN.Soutli Africa. Koiuiii tha Jst World, steamer and rail.

First class. $610; Lirwr VkOSeeond Ciass. $350. II r- O. S.

S. steam- 7 or Honolulu. Apia, V. if Auckland and Byd- Vi nf ss Maripoea, Thursday June'JStb, For Honolulu only, Si. Australia, Saturday, July 7.

ie. For i assasre api)' to I at. 1 tl lieULi apply t0 327 Market st. W. BPBECKELS BROS.

general Agents. HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE. Fast Line to London the European Line to London and the European Continent. -SCREW KXI'KtSS STKAMKR SERVICE, Between New S' uih mpton Uon. Paiii) and Hamburg 1 Low Kites to -caiuliuarian and lJrlt sh Points.

LOSK CONNECTIONS AT SOUTH- TTfM ampton for London, Lirerpooi. werp, Kotterdam. Amsterdam, etc. Tickets to and from Gothenburg, Muliiio, Christian fa. Copenhagen, Apei.rude, at low rates, i- or tickets, cabin plans and further infor- mation a- to A.

W. Ceneral Pacific Coast Acent, 401 California cor. Sam on; San Francisco. mystf GOMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE. French Line to Havre.

COMPANY'S PIEK (NEW), 42 NORTH Hirer, foot or Morton St. Tr.ivel«rs by this line avoid botu transit by Eogllsn railway and the discomfort of crossing the cnannel In a small boat. New York to Alexandria, via Paris first class. 5. 60: secoud class.

$11(3. LA NORMAN DIE. Capt. Poirot July 7, a.m. LA CHAMPAGNE, Capt.

Laurent. July 14. Noon 1A 10URAINE, Capt Bantelli July 21, 4:30 A LA Jul 28. 10:30 a. if.

For runner particulars apply to A No. 3. Bowling Green. New York. J.

F. FUGAZI Agents, 5 Moutgomery San Francisco. Bowling Green, New York. FUGAZI Ageats, 5 Moutgomerr an Franc iiro. liraiich Offlce.

19 Montgomery st au3l tt ANCHOR LINE. I iu-d Mail Steam. hip, Sail from -New York Erei-jr Saturday for Clasgow via Londonderry. Kates I'assAiie BBy 8. S.

CITY OF KO3IE SSO and aDward. Other Stejhkiis, Cabin, Sl5 and upward, according toaccommodatiou and location of room. Kxcursiou Tickets at reduced rates. Second Cabin fcteerase. outward S'JO, DratUatLowatt Current Rates.

For Bonk of Tours and other lnrarmatton apply toHENDKRSON BROTHKUS, 7 Bowling Green. lisgow via Londonderry. Katt-s or I'assi-e 8. S. CITT OF ROME S3O aud unward, tu mhukks, cabiu, and upward, rdlng to accommodation and location otrooin.

ticurslou Tickets at reduced rates. Cabin Meerage. outward at Lowest Current Book of Tours and other infarinat'on apply K.NDKKSON 7 Bowling 'Jreen. or C. A.

Holbrooli. 2 Montjromery W- Fletcber. 613 Market st J. G. McCall, 32 Mont.

comery T. 1). Kay, 32 Montgomery San Cisco. apll 3m AMERICAN LINE. NEW YORK TO SOUTHAMPTOX.

JKTEST AND MOST i jute to London. Close counectton at Southampton for London and very low rates now to points In England, Wales and to PHILADELPHIA TO QUCENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL WEEKLY: very low steerage rates now to Queenstown and Liverpool. RED STAR LINK FoR AN TWERP; desirable route for Belgium, Germany, France, Switzerland Italy. For information regarding freight and passage apply to International Navigation Company, (i. KaHNESTOCK, General Pacinc Coast, 609 Market street.

Grand Hotel building. jel tf ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO. STEAMERS I.KAYS ASPINWALL AtHi fortnlcbtly for tbe Weft Indies and Beathamptno. catilns an route at France, and Plymouth, to iaad piMengers. Tkrouch of ladloir, id connection with Pacific Mall S.

9. Issued for at aad treas- to direct ports In England and Germany. Through rickets from San Franc to Ply. Cherbourg. Southampton.

First-class $97 60. For fnrtber particu Un apply to PARROTT AgenU, tt 809 California at. WHITE STAR LINE. United States and Koral Mail Steamers BKIWKX New York, Queenstown Liverpool, SAILING EVERY WEEK. AKIN.

$60 AND UPWARD, ACCORD- leg to steamer and accommodation! giatitg telected; second cabin, S4U; Majestic and lent m- ic. MO and 146. tickets from England, Ireland, Scotland, Sweden. Norway and Denmark, to Ban Francisco at lowest rates. Tick- ets, Baling dates and cabin plant may procured Iron TV 11.

a VERY, Pacific Mail Dock, or at me tientral Office of ttio Company, 613 Market under tirand Hotel. 6. yr. FLETCHER, it. Gen.

Agt. for Pacific NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. CO. Bl'RtE, HAVEL.

LAHN. TRAVE, SAALE, AL LER, EMS, WERRA, FCLDA. ELBE; KAISER WILHELM 11. New York, Southampton, Bremen. The rant ex- press steamers of this company sail every TUBS.

DAY and SATURDAY. Landing passengers i a Southampton in 7 1 3 days or less from New York. These steamers are celebrated for their speed aad the comfort afforded passengers. MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE. NEW YORK, GIBRALTAR, GENOA.

Werra, July 6. 4 r. m. Sept. 15.

10 a m. Fulila. July 121. 10 a.m. Sept.

22. Noon Aug. 11, Noou Fulda, Oet 6. 10 a.m. Fulda, Aug.

'25. Noon Oci. 20' 10 a. m. Cabin rates from 980 upward.

ROBERT CAPELLE, Gen. Agent for Paelflc Coast, 118 Montgomery ktreet, under occidental Hotel. San Francisco. 7 ly lhTu CUNARD LINE. New Tori: to 1.1 via Qunnnstown, tVom North FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE CmUria.

July 7, 8:00 AMiUmbrla, a 4. 7:30 am Carnpanla.Jlyl4,3:oop>f Auranla.Au^.l 1:3) KtrurU.Juiy 21, 7:30 am i Etrurla.AUß. 19, 6:30 am Lucanla, Jly VS. 2:00 ICuuipanU, Aug. 36, Noon Extra Sait.in-o: Lucania Tuesday, July 3, 3:00 p.

m. Cabiu passage. $60 and upward; second cabin, 940, $45, $60, according to steamer and accom- i ninti Ilil-S. (steerage tickets to and from all of Europe at very low rates. For freight and pas apply at company's office, 4 Bowling tireea, New York.

ERNON H. BROWN General Aeents. Good accommodation can always be secured on application to WILLIAMS, DIMOND TcaaTu tr Agents, Ban Francisco. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. li.teuuca S3.

Baitings truin TO JAPAN AD CHINA, June July August 6. TO HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA July IC-Ausr. Hi-Sept. 10. Apply 31.

BTEKJV; Chronicle Bld'e 648 ai.Uiktr San Franciaoo. RAILROAD SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY (I'ACIKIC SYSTEM). Leave ire Due Arrire SAX FRANCISCO. KBOM JUNE 6. IW4 ABBtVB 7 AtlautlTExpress for Ogden ani East 6:45 a.

Bentcia.Vacavine, Kumsey. Sac- ramento ana Castle Cm sni Diuismulr. via, Davis Martinez. San Kamon, Napa. Calistoza and Kog.i KileB.

San Jose. Stockton. lona. i-acraroento. Marysville, Ked Bluff and OroYllie New Orleans Express, Santa Ban- bara.

Los Angeles. El New Orleans and 9:00 a Martinez and Stockton a an) Milton Nlles. San Jose and Livrmor 5:45 Sacramento River 4 Martinez. San Ramon. Valla Napa.

Callstoga, El Verano aail Santa Kosa IVulcla. Vucnvilla, Ksparco. 'Woodland. Knishts Landing. Jlarysviila.

Oroville and Sac- ramento 10:45 a s.n Jose and Llvermore, Stockton. Modesto. JJiercea ana R.vino for 10:45 a 6 Los Angeles Express. Fresno, Santa Barbara and Angeles 10:15 a BK'Of Santa Fe Route, Atlantic for -Mojave ami East European Mail. Oeden andEait.

Mies and San 7:45 a. i.suirc.. Wondiaud. Landlae, Jlarysviila. aud Sac- ramento Jose and Llvermore, Stockton, Merced ana Fresno for tiM 6 Lob Angeles Express.

Fresno, Santa Barbara ami Lot Angeles Santa Fe Route, Atlantic Express for Mojiive ami Kiist Mail. Oerteti and Haywards, Mies and San 7:43 a 17 Vallejo Oregon Express, Sacramento, Marysvllle, Redding. tuget Sound an i East SANTA CRUZ DIVISION (Narrow Gauge). 17 Sunday Excursion Tor Neivirlc, San Jose. Los Uutos, Keitou and Santa Cruz 8:15 a Newark.

Centervllle. San Feiton, Boulder Creek, Santa Crozand Warm ti -us Kewark, Center vllle. San Jose. Almaden, Kelton. Boulder Creek Santa Cruz principal way stations wart, Kan Jose, Los COAST Third and Townsend Sts.

a San Jose. New Almadeu and Way Stations a Sau Jose. Santa truz. faclrio Grove anil i rin Ipal Way Sta- tlons Pan Joss. Tres Santa Crus Pacific Paso Robles.

Sia Luis Oblspo and Principal Way Stations 19: i A Palo A t. n.i Wiiy Starifins 10 :40 a San Jose and War Stations 5:0 11 Palo Alto and War Ban Jose. Gllroy, Trcs banta Crnz, Salinas, Monterey, and Pacific Ban Jose and Principal "Way Sta- tions Palo Alto and Way San Jose and Way Stations Palo Alto ana Way Stations. tH Alto and Principal Way Stations CREEK ROUTE FERRY. From San Francisco, foot or Market st.

U. 9:00, 11:00 A. I. :00, 5:00 and 00 p. it.

From Oakland, foot of 10:00 1 1 :00 a. 2:00. 4 :00 and :00 p. m. ArorJloraltTiifT" for Afternoon, excepted.

tSaturdays iSundays only. The PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY will call for and cneck bagzaga from Hotels and residences. Inquire of Ticket Agents for Time Cards and other information. SM FRANCISCO NORTH PA- CMC RAILWAY CO. Xlbaron Foot of Market St.

ICIFIC RAILWAY CO. Tlbaron Foot of Market 3U Francisco to San llufa.l. WEEK 9:20, 11:00 a. 12:35, 3:30.5:10,8:30 p. m.

Extra trip at 11:30 p. m. i.xtra trips 1:50 11:30 P. M. 9:30.

11:00 jl 1:30, 3:34 5.00. 6:2 Up. m. San Rafael to San Francisco. WEEK 7:55, 9:30 11:10 A.

M. 12:45. 3:40. 6:10 p. m.

Extra tripi at 1 :55 p. and 6:35 p. it. BO" 8:10, 9:40. 11:10 a.

1:40. 3:4.0, 6:00. 6:25 p. M. Between Francisco and Schuetzen Park icnedule at above.

Special to Monday Train Service. Leave San Francisco at 6:10 p. arrive Clover dale 8:45 p. m. Leave Bau Francisco at 5:00 p.m.} arrive Cloverdale 8:38 p.

k. I) Leave Cleverdale at 6:45 a.m.; rive San Franclice 10:10 a. m. MONDAYS- Leave Cloverdale at 6:00 a. ar- rive FrancUeo 8:60 a.

m. Leave in i Arrive Ban Francisco. A 10 Ban Fraacisea 'I 1K94 I Week I Sun- Destination I Sulf I Wkek Days. I days. OAYS DAYa 7:40 am 8:00 All! ovato, 10 am 8:60 aW 9:30 am Fetal uma, ru 10:30 ax 6 :10 pm 5:00 Santa Rosa.

7:30 6:15 pm I Fulton, Windsor. 10:30 AM utjiervule, ah I Cloverdale. 7:30 I I i 3:30 pm land and 6:15 I Uklau. I 7 :40 am 10:30 am 8:00 am Guernevllle. 7:40 am; 8:00 am Sonoma 10:40 am 8:50 am 6:00 pm and :05 pm 6:15 Glen Elian.

7 :40 am" 8 :00 a tonftl 110:40 ami 10 am 6 connect at Santa Rosa for Mark West' Cpriags. connect at UeyservlUe for Skaggs Springs, Point, Gualaia aod Point Arena. Stages connect at Cloverdale for The iieysers. Stages connect at Pleta for Highland Springs, Kdstyville. Bay.

Lakeporc and Bartiecl Stages connect at Uklah for Vichy Springs. Sara- toga Sprints, Blue Lakes. Upper Lake, Lakeport, Boonaville, Greenwood, Orr's Hot Hen- doclno City. Fort Bragg, Usal, Westport, Canto, 'WllletU. Calpella, Poiao.

rotter Valley. John Pay's ci YM v. Harris, sjejrg. BridgoTilia. Hydeivllle and Eureka.

Saturday to Monday rouna-inp at re- I faced rates I On trip to all point! tsjrond San Rafael it half rates. Ticket Offices, corner New Montgomery aid Karket streets, under Palace Hotel. 0. WHITING, B. X.

KTA.f, Oeti. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agsal, SAUSALITO FERRY.

From April 15, 1894. Leave S. F. WXEK DAYS. Arrive S.

F. 7.00 a.m. Mill Roes Sin Ml 6 45a.m. n( ta 7.45AJ1. 9.00 a.m.

9 SO A 10.00 A.M. SanQui'. 11.30 A.M. 11.40 a.m. 1.45 p.m.

StnQtn. 1.30 p.m. 3.30 P.M. 3.00PJ1. 4.30P01.

StnQtn'. 5 0.05 P.M. 6.20 P.M. San Qtn 6.45 11.30 p.m. Ross Valley San Riftel aOOA.M, Point Rijm, Caudero and Sfu.

6'4sp'm' t1.46P.M. and Way Stations 8.46a!m! Saturday only. Monday only. Except Saturday. SUNDAYS.

Ross TalliT and Saa 8 15a.m. 8.00 a.m. Kill Ross San ML, San Qtn. 9.15 a.m. Ross Valley, San Rafael, San Quentin.

10.50 a.m. Kill Valley 11.10 a.m. 9.00 a.m. Mill San R. 0., San Qtn 11 12.10 P.M.

11.00 a.m. Sansalito only 11.30 a.m. Mill Valley, Ross Valley, San Vallej, San Rafael, San I.OSr.M. 12.30r.M. Mill Ross Sin Rfl 3.30 p.m.

1.30 p.m. San Qtn. 6.00 p.m. 3.ISP.M. eSOPM 4.00 p.m.

7.20p m. 6.30pm. 6.45 p.m. Ross Valliy and San S.ioP.M*. 8.00 a.m.

Point Rsjes, Caiadfro and Way St'ns. 8.16 p.m. 9.00 a.m. and Way Stations 7.20 p.m. ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD.

SANTA FE ROUTE. mRAINB LEAVE AND AREIYK AT BAM FRA.N- -1 Cisco (Market-street Ferry): FEBRUARY 27. 1894. 6:00 Fast Express via Mejave 10:15 a 8:00 Atlantic Express via Los 5:43 Ticket 6so Market it, Chronicle Baua- kip F. W.

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