The San Francisco Call and Post from San Francisco, California • Page 9

WHO IS TO BLAME? A Bad State of Affairs on the Front. VAST SEAS OF STICKY MUD. Rights of the Public Ignored by Corporations. DISGRACEFUL FERRY LANDINGS. The Building of Them Should Have Been Attended to Years Ago.

Improper Grades. Mud inspires profanity. Profanity Is the only thine that will inspire some people. The soft answer turnetli away wrath, but the harsh adjective mnketh trie deliuqueiit Street Superintendent get a motor upon himself sometimes. The Southern Pacific Is neither moved by soft answers nor harsh adjectives; it becomes animated only at the sight of hard coin.

Will somebody swear at the Street Superintendent, pay off the Southern Pacific, or try to do something to secure good crossings over the streets opposite the ferries? There are many varieties of mud, but the ooze that squeezes through the basalt blocks that pave East street in spots betweeu Folsom and Jackson streets is of a composition that would cause any ordinary analyzing chemist to sink deep into the city front slough of despond. Such mud ia a curiosity. Strangers say it is, for only yesterday a uilerim from the East exclaimed that he had never seen anything it except on tne Virginia crossroads. Your pay your ten cents to go to Oakland, A lamed a or Berkeley and have the privilege of 6eeing the remarkable stretch of marsh that lies between the curbs of East street. Last summer people began to talk about the paving that had been done on the water front.

The well-informed remarked that the grade of the street close to the main ferry depot was too low. The north end of East street, bordering on the paving which slopes toward the Cl lluuse and Ferries track, is higher man the grade that forms the street at the junction of Sacramento, East and Market streets. Neglicenca on the part of the Superintendent of Streets and the failure of the Southern Pacific Company to place the space about its tracks in proper condition has proved disastrous to clean clothing find neat shines. East street at the ferry landing is in a dirtier condition after the storms ol the past few days than it has been for years. Notorious is the botchwork in the providing of crossings and proper standing room for passengers desiring to take the streetcars.

Though the public should have been first considered, and not the Southern Pacific, somebody in authority has permitted the corporation to have it's own wav In the arranging of landings on the harbor side, with the result that work that should have been attended to before a foundation stone was laid for the new depot has been neglected. Nothing but a mass of mud, broken timbers, sand, halfcompleied bituminous rock pavements nnd Ungraded streets, seemingly all jumbled into one great mans of slitue and mismanagement, greets the man or woman who comes or goes across the bay. Men are working at a bituminous pavement which is being laid over a space formerly known as the ''sand dunes." The wore is improperly done, inasmuch as the contractors tailed to give the navement sufficient slope to drain off the water. The Harbor Commissioners will undoubtedly tee that no money is paid out for the jon until it is performed in an intelligent manner. There is an error in the grade where the Union-street cars drive on to the asphalt at the entrance to the Tiburon ferry.

In consequence, mud of the consistency of molasses covers the new ravine almost to the very door of office. Ihe depots of the San Francisco and North Pacific Coast road and the San Francisco aDd North Pacific (Tiburon route) are scarcely approachable from the foot of Market street unless one goes around via the crossing from the south Bide of Market street to the Oakland ferry depot, then along the seawall, running the gauntlet of teams and dodging Southern Pacific freight and baggage. Ac explanation is made of the sink and mud lake at the junction of Sacramento, East and Market streets by persons interested in. the octopus' Cliff House road. They say that the car-tracks- had to take a "dip" at that point to enable the grips of the dummies to catch the cable before going onto the turn-table on the seawall.

This same cable road's system of crossing the front is a menace to life and property. Not a day of the week passes that some one is not nearly run over or some wagon run down in spite of the utmost vigilance of a careful signalman at the Sacramentostreet curve. A reporter has stood at the corner of that street and counted nearly a dozen narrow escapes from loss of life in less time than an hour. The proDdesies of water-fronters have come true. The winter storms have come, ruud everyvfhere on the front, and the outrttgeous mansigeiiient of the public's interest at the eateway to the city is now standing out in evidence on the apparel of every human being who is unfortunate enough to have to cross tfie streets in that part of the city.

A NICKEL A DAY. It Will Help to Pay Expenses of Sweeping the Streets. The Merchants' Association continues to receive support from tue business houses woo take an interest In the work of keeping the city clean. A plan wDlcti meets with general approval is the collection of a nickel a day from each house in business streets toward paying expenses. It bas been tried on the block on Third street between Mission and Howaid successfully, and the result is a total subscription guarantee of $249 50, to be paid during the term of the present contr.ict.

Additional subscriptions have been given as follows: Arm OaUam, $10; George Morrow $20; Smith's Cash Store, $20; Moore, Hum $20; W. S. Ptelps $10; Livingston $25; Dallon Btotli $10; S. P. Taylor Taper Company.

S2O; Fisbbeck (ilootz, $10; Tbe Norton Tanning Company, $50; Can an, McCarthy 525; Wilson Brothers, $25; Pacific itoilloK-ii'ili-, $60: Mrs. Lankenheim, flO; Piper. Aden. Good.ill $10; M. T.

1-ieitas $10; A. Galli Fiuit Company, $10 53; Toiler Bro'bera 50; William A. Shutz. $10; D. E.

Allison $10; Pacific States Type Foundry, $10 55; Tiabock liergen. $10 55; E. C. Hughes. $12; sundry minor subscriptions, $137; total to date, $20,199 75.

EDITOR NEILSON MARRIES. He Weds Miss McFarland of Vacaville Very Quietly. William McCann Neilson, the Journalist who pained considerable notoriety through lie Shaion case, lias married Miss Kan land, tli daughter of a Pennsylvania iron manufacturer. He Is now living peacefully on a ranch near Vacavllle, iiavluj; given up the life of a journalist for that of fanner. Since coming to California Miss McFarland, with her sister, were intimate friends of Niel- Eon, who acted their ag-m.

Ii is said lie invested for them in a piece of i eal estate on Sacramento street and Central avenue which recently sold for 52D.000. With this amount lie bought Hie lauch at Varavllle where he since resided as nmiiaper. tlioujtb really a part owner with the Misses Lately he decided to have a pander In life and mauled one of the young ladies la (Hii city lam Monday. The Row at the Midway. li.

Flowers, the colored vocalist of the Midway Fialsance, wii Masked Frederick W. Worth, anoi Her colored vocalist, wiiii a razor at an parly hour Wednesday morn tut-, was yesterday held by Judge to answer beloie the Superior Court In $3000 bonds on Hi- charge of assault with a deadly weapon. The cUariie against Worth was dismissed. THE STOCK MARKET. The market had a little healthier tone yesterday and priefs showed a Tew cents' advance.

Trading, however, was light. NOTES. Silver advanced yesterday, to in New York ami 2Ky 8 In London. is reported on the street that an assessment of $10 per share is about to levied on the sal Deposit Company, the amount realized to be applied to a complete renovation of the Three bars of bullion, valued at $11,596 04, have been sent to the Car sou mlut from ttie Con. Cal.

making the total to date on November account 73. In the fceg. Belcher on the 200 level the east crosscut from the south lateral drltt out 8 feet, having been commenced (luring the week. The ace snows a mixtnra OX quarts and porpyhry. Have boasted during the weeK 10 tons of fairgrade (ire.

In the Justice durtug the week they have (hipped to the Washoe mill 178 tons of ore and 117 tons. Car Gold 05. Silver 46, total 59 51. Battery simples $7 03. silver $4 48.

total SI 1 51. Snipped to the United Stales mint at Carson, 93 pounds of crude bullion. 'i he oflicial letter Iroin the Crown Point mine for the week ending December 4 says: West crosscut ion the 800 level Is now out a total distan of 63 feet The face Is still in quartz. mixed somewhat with porphyry, giving low assays. the 500 level we lave started west crosscut 3 from the end of the south lateral drift, and it is now out 80 feet, 'l he lace is In quartz of low assay value.

From the stipes between the 600 and 700 levels and above the level we have extracted during the past week 516 tons and J620 pounds or "gold" ore, which has been shipped to the Mexican mill for reduction. The average battery sample was $10 45 per ton, of Which it 4 was gold. In the Uelcber mine they continued to do repair work during the past week, especially on the 1100 level. About 37 tons of fair-grade ore was extracted during the week. UOAItJ) -ALKS.

Follfvcins were the sales in the San Francisco Stock oard jesterday: 200 0ph1r. ..1.70 fiO 02 SOO iN 60 Justice. 100 40 6110 Kent (f- -ou 17 100 00 U.ex Union 32 150 CCA 3.3*1 100 43 SJSBHIN- 300 Alta 21 300 300 300 "-'5 3.56J100 200 ..56 50 Ha 4" 100 Dion So ltrii Hollar. ..60,100 BAN Utah- 07 100 51 100 Just 23 100 100 62400 100 48 100 Point ..661 Following were the sales in the Pacific Stoct Beard yesterday Alpha 12 I'OOC auo Aita 2'J 200 dt 40 300 .41 60 SUO Sli'i 685U0 40 00 500 BJt M. 10 350 SESSION 7:70.

150 Bodie 53 100 Conn BOilfto Onhtr. .134 800 100 40 100 ..1 VSO 56 101) H4S 951351) UTerm 11 200 Unlilon 100 9b 100 Savage. 34 60 3.40.30U 9d 100 "35 100 3.521* 300 Mcx 160 3.60| I CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Thi-esdat. Dec.

6-4 p. m. £1 A A eked. Bid.AtkeA. Alpha i- IK Hale iKorcra, 95 i'l 23 Jackson tSU Andes 38 on leaner.

6j 67 Jostles as 24 I ehelsle. lOKentncK Oi 04 i Jit-iciior. 65 Lady o7 teuton Con 1.25 Mexican 60 Bodle SO 06 Bullion 17 18 Mount DlaDlo. 10 05 INavajo. 15 Caledonia.

lv 11 NeT Queen us Clialience coil 36 40 Occidental 07 Cemmonwltu. 1)1 upmr 1.70 1.7& Ccoliar 63 Overman 10 11 Con Cal 3.45 3.50 rotosl 42 44 Con 01 Savace 34 245 CcnCaenca 95 Mldesa 18 19 Con 05 Scorpion 07 Crown 5U 67 Mcrri 60 61 LaitS.erra.ieT 06 SllTer 02 03 inreka 30 Union Con. 35 30 tit Ctati 07 (18 tiuia Curry 40 41 Keliow 45 STOCK. AM' HO NO EXCHANGE. Thubsdat.

Dec 6-2 p. st r.o>-l>3. Bid. Atktd. 810.

Ask. I. 8 41. 114 Bankt. 1) 6 65 Ca! HOVj Kans of 2091,4210 Cntra 61JOO 102 45 46 lipntstei-co UritNatlooL 18a 200 ioeLL.v I' 6s.

111 Grangers I-dcHRKSa, 108 106 Vi LondouiSF. 83 103 Mercn Ex. la De.Unted.B*. 103 Ssther BCo. 98 105 Kaiiks.

UerSALCo. 1850 106 Cal Mutual Oak 600 Do. 2(1 iM fa. 100 10an. .113 160 1161,4 Ifctccrlty 25U Trust." Do.

iv 1M61.1015/4. Street PA JRy 100 (Jearyst Keno. 105 100 100 Presidio 9 vzu. bntter-M. SPRRAnzSa.

HI 109 Atlantic 27 PI 100 92 (ilant 19 Judgon. 76c 1 107 BlkDCoalCa 105 I Cal Dry Dock. EdlsonUeht. Mario 0.... 011 San Jose 97 HntcbSPCo.

Bb 3 97 Capital. 50 OceanicSSOo 21 Central 80 100 A OakGLAH. 42 43 Pac 95 I'ac Gab lmi). £6 30 Pacific 1 lane 60 Mill. 25 Ban rancico 72 FarlPalntUo.

7 9y. 50 so Pac Tit Co. 156 42 bun 80 26 HOBNItii SEIMIUM. lo Bank of California. 209V 2 6 Pacific I.lirt.t iiie.

60. Geary-st by Bonds, 103 1 $10,000 SK4NP Railway Bonds. 99. lo Water, $6000 8 47 bonds. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Sarah Thayer to Kose Thayer, lot on line of Webster street, 47:6 8 of Post, 22:6 by 87:0: gilt.

William and Annie Fiord to Thomas vvintrlngham, lot on SAY corner of Maker and VVashlngton streets, 8 by $10. William Hlnkel to John Coop ana James W. lot on line of Frederick street, 60 of Belvedere, 60 by 110; also lot oa line of Frederick street, 2b of Belvedere, K6O by 110. subject to a mortgage: $10. Louis F.

Dunatid to James -M. and Lomsa .1 Gurney. lot on line of Clinton lark, 292 of Guerrero street. by 75: $6. wniiam llollis to Joan D.

Duly, lot on line of Valencia street. 238 of Twenty-first, 24- by 125: $5. Nattiaulel T. Couison to Martlnus O. Curry, lot on line or Church street, 85 or Fifteenth.

75, 50, 25, 100; $10. Mirtinus Curry to Chester Uovfy. same. subject to a deed of trust and mortgage; $10. David and Florence dun by attorney (Sig Greenebaum, attorney), tile and Marie Lazard, by attorney (Mg (irtn-iieb attorney), llrne ana llenrlette La K.

de Tocquevllle. by attorney (X J. Le Breton, attorney), Oaston and Kertbo Verdier. by attorney (A. J.

G. Fusenot. attorney). Georges and Han Moreau, by attorney (August 1 useuot. attorney).

Kcward and Edith Lindsay, AJaiguerita and Le Roy, and O. F. and Matilda yon Kbeln to Theresla Gebhardt. lot on line of Sharon street, 120 of (sixteenth, 25 by ISS: $1340. City and County of Francisco to David Cairn (2-8), Kile Lazard, Keno de Tocqueville and Edith Lindsay (Vh each), Gsstoa Verdier and Moreau (1 2ith each) and Otto F.

yon Riiein (7 2-itbs), lot on NX corner of Suaron and Sixteenth streets. 245. to line "Solar near Mission Dolores." 15' 245:6. al B0 lot on of Church street. or Seventeenth.

160. 82, 81 45' to Church also lot commencing 8 of Sixteenth and 10:6 of Landers, being NE corner near Mission Dolores" at stake ii ana 15' id to a point "ins 3N of Mxtennth on vv line of Landers. 163. Wto berinninij: John Center to John B. Kruse, lot on line of Howard street, 120 of Twenty-third, 80 8 12:5:7.

Is a 1:3, 122:6. with exception on RE corner of above deeded to San Francisco and San liallroad: Jacob and Lina lleyman to William M. liuliers lot on Hue or Twenty-eUhth street, 152-9 ii of Douglass. 50:11 by 114: 10. James and Jane L.

Dunn to American Biscuit Company, commencing 137:6 of Broadway aud 137 :8. of Battery. by 60: $10. Francisco Land Company to C. 1..

Lloyd, lot on cor. of California street and Ninth avenue 32:0, 100. 87:6, '25, lao, 8 $10. Eugriie L. huilivan to John T.

Klemine, block bounded by Lake and California streets and Twenty-first arid Tweuty-wcond avenues $5. Kanie to same, lot on HE corner of Cililorn a street and Sixteenth aveniK. 255. 8 279:9, Vf 109:4. 46 dens 16 mm.

108:6: $5. Jacob and Lina Heymau to Julia E. Hahetty, lot on line of Tfcirty-thlrd avenue, 175 of street, 100 120; $10. l'aul H. Umiand.

to JoUu W. N. Kusch, lot on THE MORNIKG CALL, SAN FRANCISCO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1594. line of Hope street, 125 or Byron. 25 by 70.

lot 1668, Glfc Map 3: $150. Syndicate Investment Company to Thomas A Ulckey. lots 687 and 089, same; $10. Estate of Vitus Wsck-tj render (by Henry Wadenreuder, executor, and Ros.a Behnke, executrix) to Thomas F. Stack, lot on SE corner of Army street and San Bruno road, 83, SE to a point whore a line 23 or Army at all points would intersect Prectta Creek, to San Bruno road.

to begiunine; $1000. bomas F. to City and County of San Francisco, same; $1000. E. C.

-M ethane to same, lot on corner of line of San Bruno avenue with line of Army street, 94, NAY 34; 79, syv 18, SK 16:0: $10. Alex. T. Vogelsang to Jamrs Tillotson, lot on the line of Central street. 5 of Bright, VV "J5 by 100, 49.

City Land: also lot on the line or Bright street, 200 of Randolph. 25 by 101), block 51. City Land: $10. Michael J. and Mary K.

Haley to Elizabetn Simpson, lot .0 in block Park Lane Tract. Map Elle Lazard (by attorney), David Cahn (by attorney by S. Ureenebaum. attorney), Rene de (by attorney by E. J.

Le Breton, attorney), (jAStou Verdler (by attorney by A. G. Fusenot, attorney), Georges Mot eau (by attorney by A. Fv.senot), Otto K. yon Kheln and Edith Lindsay to city and county of San Francisco, streets, $1, AUMKTIA (OfN'TV.

William T. and Emily llolllday of Oakland to Anna Taibott of Oakland, lot on line of Seventh Street, of West, 60 by 5 100, lots 9 and 10. block 97. Oakland: also strip of land la feet wide, lying to the side said lots 9 and 10 and to West "asland: also lot tin Kline Adeline street, 418 of Fourteeuth, oy 127, anland; $10. Bray ton E.

Handy of Oakland to Charles 1). Pierce of Oakland, lot on NW corner of West Eighth and filbert stre-ts, 100 hy l'J5, being portion of lots 5 and 6, and 25 feet of lot 7, Mock MarKet-street Tract, subject to a mortgage f0r 57875. Oakland; $10. Cordelia A. Kohler of Alameda to Qalney A.

Chase of Oakland, lot on corner of Tenth and Chestnut streets, 37:6 by 100, William O. Bacon or Aiameda to Carrie O. Bacon ot Alaniecia. uudivMed naif Interest in lots 1,2,4.6,9 10 15.19 to 3), block lots, block lots 5, 0, and 10. block 11, Olintou Mound Tract.

Enst t'akland Rift (and administrator of tho estate of Sarah A. Trowbridjte), TV. G. McGlnty and F. Harry (by Sheriff) to James C.

McKee, lot on 6 line or Benton street. 243 of Groye, 40 by 135. being the vv 40 fern of lot 19. block 3. McKee Tract.

Oakland lownshlp: also lot on line of Bentoo street, 255 of Grove, 10 by 135. being the 10 feet of lot 19, block 3, same: J. K. L. and Dollle C.

Jones to William T. Walllday of Oakland, lot 8, block B. Fanny Davenport Tract, being a subdivision of lot 6, Yoakum Tract, Brooklyn Township; $10. D. Pratt to Frank A.

Pratt of Oakland, lots 1 to 6 and 33 and 313, Gem Tract, quitclaim deed, Brooklyn Township: 55 Louisiana J. and O. a. Rudolph to Charles Harrison of Brooklyn 1 ownshlp. lots 17 to 24, same, quitclaim deed, Brooklyn Township: $10.

If. N. Handy of i rancisco to John T. Field of t-an Francisco, lot on corner of George and Clay streets, SK 50 by Nt: 100, being a portion of block 39, 1 Homestead Asiociatlon, Brooklyn Township; $10. R.

J. McMuilen of Oakland to J. C. McMullen of Oakland, lot 17, block Kooney Tract, Berkeley; $10. J.

T. and Caroline H. Moore to Abel Whltton of San Jose, lot on line of Oxford street, 533.40 or College way. VV 50. 273, 50 Rlnninr.

being lots 1 and 33, Whitton Traot, quit- Claim deed, Berkeley: $5. Andrew and Jane C. Jones to Edward Moor of Oakland, lot on the corner of Jones nnd the county road from Oakland to fan Leandro. SE 115 by SW 135:7. being lots 1 and 2 and 15 feet lot 3.

block a. Andrew Jones' subdlvisi on, Brooklyn Township; also los on corner of Jones avenue Second Street, SE 160 by SW 75, being lot 1 and SE half of lot 2. block 1). same: also block hounded by Hmlims: avenue, Second street, Jones avenue and Third street, Andrew Jones' subdivision of Brooklyn Township, excepting corner of Elm burst avenue and second street, St. 130 by SW 100.

being lots land '2, block same, Brooklyn Township: $10. Helena Morgensteru of Alsmeda to Pacific Coast Savings Society, lot on VV line of Park street, 60:2 4 of Buena Vista avenue, 95, to beginning, belli? lot la and portion of lot 13. block 40. lands adjacent to Encinal, Minturn Tract, Alaineua; grant. Builders' Contracts.

Charles T. Collins with H. Jacks, to build a one- Btory frame building on line of Douglass street, loa VV of Twenty -lecoad: $1185. HOTEL ARRIVALS. PALACE HOTEL.

TAThomson, Austin, Tex Undgerg, .1 Mln turn, F.esno II li Meile, Denver vv Thompson. reno MXSellar.Ml9slonS Jose Rodgers. Canada vv Lester, Sta Monica li II McDonnell, Thomson, Mavis. lioston Field, Monterey Hoffitadt. Chicago Coburn, Goodman Jr.

w.Napa VV 11 Allderdlce, US LJxnln. Santa Barbara I' Davis. Sacto Rodgers, USX .) vv Mln turn, Minturn Moore, Sta Barbara A Lander, Sncto INTERNATIONAL HOTEL. Buchanan. DSX La wry wf.

Stockton Cablrutz Aw. Stockton Baker, Eureka VV a Allen. Eureka A Krlkson, Ac dtr, Cal Tyler, Purvis, San Jose 1) KnnnU-an. New York Taggart, Cal Welsh. Parry, WatsonTillo VV Mitchell.

Watson vie Neate, England A A- dr.LosA Stone, Eureka Stone. EureKa VV Harrison. A Sinclair, Portland Johnson. Mcndocino I) (i Nye. Bishop Cosonado, Arizona Coynes wf.

San Jose Slocum, Stockton Grirsback. lowa Dunn fin, Oregon logins, Mass .1 Logan, south Amer Lombard fm. Cal Ilusel, SEW WESTERN HOTEL. Lunt, Cincinnati 0 Taylor. Fetaluma Mrs Fink.

Bakersfield I)r Bill. II Bland, wealing A Anderson wf, San Angoll, Merced Diego wl; Reeves, Jose Jacobs. San Jose Thompson, Oakland Howard, Alamrda VV Little. Aneel City Devitt, Tacoma Doane, Carson City Felltz, Los Angeles James, Jamestown A Barnes. New YorK Watnins.

Dayton 'J rubshaw, Puyallup 1 Steers, Seattle II Murphy, Oakland MARKET REPORTS. Thursday EVKxrxf). Dec 6. SUMMARY OF THE UABKET9. Silver advanced.

Wheat unsettled. Barley not affected by tha rain. Oats and Cora dull. Bye steadier. Larger arrivals or Hay.

lieang In lessened receipt. Potatoes and Onions quiet. Muter weak. I-'esjs lower again. Turkeys and Broilers higher.

Game brings good prices. Eastern I'oultry going cheap. Apples and Oranges weak. Grapes dull. Hides rule firm.

New iit-tB. Nb-w York Dec. The promised statement of the directors or the American Sugar Refining Company was not forthcoming to-day, but instead came the announcement that its publication had been deferred until to-morrow, owing to the fact that It was not completed. The delay in issuing it gives another day to the insiders in which to make merry with the street, as they aid to-day, to awing the sugarplum from one hand to the other and ud and down as the niooa them. There was trrtat excitement in the sugar pool at the opening ana sales were made at about the same time at S9 I A to 90, the latter being an advance of lVif on the Closing figures of yesterday, and this was the highest point touched during the day.

The total sales ot the stock for the day were 165.200. The low point of the day. was reached at about the delivery hour. A recovery of followed, with a teactlon of 8 at the close, making the loss on the flay The preferred is down IV4. The were dealt In moderately and were fairly well held, making gains on the day of 8 the latter Burlington.

The general market was irregular and unsettled durlnsr the greater part of the day, but closed ralrly firm, with a majority of the list lower than the close yesterday. he bond market was held firmly in the early part of the day, but later became easier. Atcbison fours were prominent in toe dealing, and figured for 138.000 out of a total or 81,593,000. KAI.NT AX MERCHANDISE December, Steady. Hops- Quiet.

v. null. Quiet. Tinplate-Qulet. 1 1 fancy, $1 others, $1 2501 76.

Copper Closed steady; Exchange quotation $0 5J asked: brokers' prices, 8 Closed easy: Exchange quotation for spot. S3 brokers' prices. S3. Spelter Closed dull; quotation, $3 30. Closed firm.

Closing quotations: Spot, $13 50; December. $13 45 13 50: January, 6- 13 1 February to April, $13 13 61). Spot Rio, firmer: No. 7, mild, firm; Cordova, Santos Good average Santos. 129900; receipts, 1900 bags: stock.

374. u0u bags. London Wool London, Dec. At the auction sales today 12,131 bales were offered, of which were withdrawn. A fair quality was offered and competition was moderately i.risk.

results of the sales which closed to-day show that superior greasy and scoured merinos have not changed in price and that mediums ars per cent and Inferior 10 per cent lower; scoured cross breeds show no change, while is 5 per cent down. Out of 189.000 bales available 144,000 were of. fr-rfd, of which IJB.OUO were sold. The home trade to It 60,000 bales, the Continent 62,000 and America 6500. lhe number withdrawn was Chicago Chicago.

Dec. The wheat market opened. weak on the successful efforts of the bears to Impress the crowd with a bearish view of the Government report Cables wore easier. May started at liOi and sold off recovered to 8 and then declined to Then came strong closing cables irom London. The market bezan to harden on the latter news about five minutes from thecloae and had advanced to 60y 2 at the close.

May opened at touched up to soy closed at Oats sold at then up to closed at that price for Slay. pork 7Vae higher and ribs 2Vic higher for January, and 6c higher for May. May lard Josed 5c higher. The leading futures ranged as follows: "rtlieat No. Short Ribs ocr 100 Hiehest, Lowest Highest.

Lowest. Dec 55c 97V a 92Va May 598 22Va 12V" July 6iyie Lard per 100 96 87yj. Corn No $7 15 $7 07y 2 Mess Porn per i.bl.— Jan $11 90 May May 37y 2 25 Cash Quotations were: lour Steady. Winter patents, $2 70: do straights, $2 60; spring paionts. 60: spring straights, Si! 20 75: bakers' $1 20.

No. 2 spring Wheat. No. 3 spring Wheat, nominal: No. 2 Ked.

No. 2 Corn, 47y a No. 2 29ViC; 0 2 White. 3 No. 3 White.

No. 2 Kye, 4Sy 2 No. -2 Barley. 5-' No. 3.

3 No. 4. No. 1 Mai Seed, $1 48: mine Timothy Seed. $5 60; Pork.

$12 la 12 a Lard. 100 Ids, Short Klbs sides (loose), $5 05: Dry Shoulders Short Clear Hides distillers' finished goods. eai. si 23: Cut Loaf, 6.18 Granulated, 4.78 4c. on the Produce Kxcnanae 10-aay the Butter market was steady.

Creamery. dairy, Eggs, firm; LIVESTOCK. Hoes Receipts. 31.000; official yesterday, shipments. 89-5: left over about 23,000.

Qualltynot quite so good.but few choice heavy lots. Market fairly active for good grades, whil- rominon and weak 6c lower. Sales at $3 40 for light: $4 1 25 'or beef packing: 55 for mixed: $4 65 for heavy packing and spring and 0 for pigs. Receipts, 1 active and firm at 10c alvnnce. Christmas steers weighing from 1400 to 18.10 pounds ivers quoted at $6 CO.

To-day's sales were largely at $3 for bteers and at $1 75 for cows, betters arid culls. Scalawags sold as low as Si 6'). Receipts. 6.000 $1 50 for choice sheep, and from $2 25 for poor to choice lambs. SEW YOI K.

STOCKS. I- xcIiEBCP, Money and Railroad Money en call easy at last loan closed at Prime meroaiitiia paper. Sterling exchange steady, with actual business id bankers' bills at S4 68Vi lor demand and $4 871-4 for sixty days Posted rates. 88 and Commercial bills, S6V4. Silver certificates, CIViC bid.

CLOSING STOCKS. Atcbison 8 Northern Paclfle. 4y 3 Adams Express Preferred Alton, Terra Haute 136 V. P. Den.

Quit. 3 Preferred H'B 8 American Express. 1 13 Preferred 140 American Tobacco N. Y. Central Preferred N.

Y. New 3iy 8 Bell Telephone 197 Vi Ontario Western. i5Vi Baltimore onto 6BVa Oregon Improvmt. 10 Canada Pailflc Oregon Navigation 20 Canaaa 50 Oregon Short Lino. 6 Central Pacific.

I aclfic Mall Ches. A- Onio 17 I'eorla D. 84 Chioajo Alton 145 Vi Pittsburg 150 Chicago, 71 1 Hullman Palace 15 Chicago Gas Reading 15y Consolidated Termini JO 'A C. C. C.

St. Louis 38 Preierred 20 Colo. coal i 8 Cotton Oil Cert 27 Preferred 43 Del. Hudson 1 MV2 Rock Island. L.

8. F. lstDf Denver R. G. pro.

Paul. I Distillers Preierred U7y 2 I East Tennessee St. Paul 4 3 Erie ll 1 Prererrea lliy 2 Preferred 24 Southern fort Wayne 167 Pieferred treat Northern 100 St. P. M.

Chicaco i -E 111 dM 93 Southern Hocking Valley 1 7 Vi Sugar Refinery Illinois Central 88 1 1 er.n. al Iron. 15V-; PC Dulun. 22 Texas Kansas Texas pr. Cen pfd.

75 Lake Krle Westa 16 Onion Pacifle 12 Preferred 70 U. S. Express 42 I-akeaiiore St. Pac. 8 LeadTrusc 39' 2 i Preferred 14 Louisville Naih.

64 105 New Al tf Western Union 871,4 Manhattan Consol. 100 Wheeling L. 11 Memnhls A Charls. 10 I Preferred Mexican 8 A Jllnn. St.

Louis. 28 Michigan 95 Denver Rio 9. 10V 2 Mist Pacific 28 General 346 Mobile National NatifivilleChatt 66 Cola Fuel asy, is Cordage s'Vi, Preferred 70 Prelerrea 15 fl. Tex. Cent 21 N.

J. ToI.A.A.&N 2vl Norfolk dc West pf. 20 Tol.St.LouisAK.(i. 1 Norili 4 Preferred 7 cloning Us. 119 Den 7s 114 Do.

coupon 119 I Do, 48 8214 Do. 4s registered. 114 2 Erie 2ds Ho. coupon sa 6s Do, 2s re)t Da 7s 98 Pacific Tex Cent 65.. 105 Ala Class A 1033 Do.

65... lOOV2 Do. Class 105 MX first 4s Do. Class 92y 2 Do, second Do. Currencies.

H'J 'Mutual Union eg. lio Louisiana stuipa 4s Cent Gen 5s 116 Missouri Bs 100 Northern Pac lsts.ll6 Carolina tis 124 Do, 'ids 8831 Do. 4s 101 Northwest Consoisl43 SC Non-fund Do. debenturess.lii9 atnn new sec 3 Grand West lsts "0V a Ho. 6b 102 fct.

Paul Do 3s St.Paul.CAPaess..ll2% Tennold6s 60 StLilroiiMtQcn.ii Va Centuries. J9V 4 Do. deferred Southern K1: 5s 8 I Atchlson 65 I Tex Pacific 7y 4 Do. 2d A Tex J'ac 20 Cicada South 2us. 105 Union Pacific ten Pacific I West Shore 4s Foreign Markets.

WHEAT IS LIVERPOOL. Liverpool, Dec. 6 spot market Is lower at 5s 4y 2 d. Cargoes are lower at 26s for off coast, 25s 6d for prompt shipment and 25s 6d for neailv due, rUTURES. The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow- Inp LlYi-rponl quotations for No.

2 Red Winter- December, 5s 5 January, 6s February 6s March. 6s Id; April. as id; May, 5s iy 2 d'. securitjks. I osdos, Dec.

Consols, 102 15-16; Silver, 2Sy 8 French Renter 102 Uulllou out of bank of England. £63.000. Exchange and Bullion. Sterling Exchanire, days 861 A sterling Exchange, Blent 4 87 i New York Exchange, bight par New York telegraphic. Flue Sliver, spot Ifr ounce (U Fine Sliver, 30 (lays Mexican Dollars.

CO 00y 2 Produce Market. Net cash prices are as follows: Family extras, $3 60 1)bI Uakers' extras, $3 3 40: superfine. $2 45 bbl. Spot grain wa3 a fraction lower yesterday morning and futures were also off oa the first call, though they subsequently recovered on the regular session. No.

1, 9iy cti; choice, 95c ctl lower grades, extra choice for milling, 97y 3 05: Walla Walla Wheat. ctl for fair average, for choice heavy, 82y 2 for No. 2 and 75c for off grade. CALL BOARD SALES. Informal Session 10 o'clock May 100 tons.

700, 11200 $1 04. ltKtitn.AK Mor.vixo lsoo tons" 800. $1 04V 2 200, Jtl 106 $1 8 800. $1 100. 8 loo.

961 we; 100, 300,97 Afternoon loo tons l'os-600. $1 100, 800, $1 1000. 05 Vs. Futures advanced yesterday morning and spot Bitrier ruled firm despite the rain Feed quotable at 2 ctl for ordinary and ctl for choice bright: Brewlnz. 87V.

CALL BOARD SALES. Informal lo May 100 tons c. Reoular Mornino 100 tons 93c: 800. 300, e. 87V2C: 100.

C. Afternoon 3oo tons 93.y 8 100, lot', 94c: 200. 9li 4 100, 500, 94ViC. Due. 300 88c liuslufm Is dull.

Milling are quotable at laVa fancy Feed, $1 1 lh ctl: good to choice, coinnion to fair, Red, 15- Nothliig new. Damp Large Yellow I 05 iB ctl; Hound dry lots are. quoted as follows- Large Yellow. $1 15 ctl Small Round Yellow. White, $1 26 ctl.

Finn ac ctl. UK Arrival 01 45.7 sacks from Washintrton. Quoted 50 ton. Quoted at Sl7 ton. There was no market yesterday, owing to the rain.

A bargeload of 46UU bales came in also and scared off the buyers. The market is weak. Wheat is quotable at ton; and Uats, ton; Barley, 60 ton- Oats, Alfaira, Clover 11: Compressed, Stoe; 50 ton STRAW -Quoted hi bale. MILLSTUFFS Grouad and rolled Bnrler quoted at 50 ton: Oilcake Meal S3l ton wholesale and 60 Jobbing: Cottonseed oilcake. ton; Rye Hour, 31,4,0 Kye Meal 3c 3 Graham Flour, 3c: 4Vic Ib- Oat Groats, 6c; Cracked Wheat.

3iAa; Buckwheat Hour, 6c: Pearl Barley, BUCK Quoted at $1 15 9, ctl COKNMEAL, Table Meal. iiac- Feed Corn. 50: Cracked Corn, 60 ton: H0miny, ellow Mustard. $2 45 eft. Trieste, $2 35 ctl: Native Drown.

a ro; Flax. ctl; Canary. m- for Utah anil lor Ib: Hemp. 9 DRIED pr.Ab-Nlies. 50; Green nominal: Split Peas, 6y 3 tti.

Receipts have. fallen off considerably of late, but the market does not Improve much Kayos are quotable, at $1 90 9 ctl: Small Whites, 50 ctl; Pea, $2 160 Lady Washington, 45: Large Whiles 36; ririk, $1 36; Beds, 6U(oU 76- 50: Ked Kidney, 25; Lima, 2l 30; Butters, SI 85 for small and $1 9 ctl for large. Volunteer new Potatoes, sweets. ctl: Early Rose, Kiver Reds. Burbanks, Bui-banks, Hurbmka, ctl.

ONION at eti The rains increase the weakness, though there is no decline. Creamery descriptions, Fancy Dairy, good to choice. store butter, pi'kled roll firkin, creamery tub, ft ft. Uotid to choice mild new, common, ft ir Young America. Eastern, Western.

ft. POL LiHi continue to advance, being scarce. Broilers are also wanted at better prices. Other sorts unchanged. Eastern Hens and lioosters are selling at ft California Poultry sells as Live -lurkeys.

Ib for G. -holers: for Dressed Turkeys. ft; Geese ft pair. $1 sOfol 75: Ducks, S3 50; Hens. $.1 60: young, $3 50 ft doz; do, old.

S3 doz; fryers, S3 50: Broilers, 51 for large and $2 for small: Pigeons, $1 50 ft dozen for young and $1 for old. very well again yesterday, as follows: Quail. $1 2 50 Mallard, CanvasbacK, 50: Teal. 125; Widgeon, Small Duck, $126. fi (ioz; Geese, 25: White Geese, SI; 1 rant, Spl 50: Snipe, $J(ol a doz; Jack Snipe 50: Hare.

26: $1 50 for Cottontails and 25 doz for small. astern are lower under liberal supplies also a point off, thouih receipts were lighter yesterday. Eastern, for cold storage. for good to choice fresh and 27 for fancy: California store Kgsp, lancU doz, with sales at 40c. Comb.

16: water-white extracted, 1 iiiuutr extruded dark amber, Vlb Quoted at 18. OKCUARD lady Apples, $1 box. Persimmons, Quinces. Pears, Apples, box for choice to fancy. for comiuuu to good and 81 for sound large Spltzenbergs.

Are very slow, but when they do soil they fetch good prices. Cornichou. box; Black urapt-s, Mmcats, s'; Verdels, box; 'iokays. vox, accoidlug to color; cintesseli hljher iTian boxes. Cranberries are and firm.

It issunp sod that this rain will settle Strawberries and Raspberries for this season. New Jersey Cranberries, obi; Oregon Cranberries. 50 'bl: behest; Strawberries. 5( chest for large berries, and for Longwortns. OITKt-S Mandarin Oranges are quotabie at box: California Navels, 25: Seedlings.

$1 Florida Oranges. Loreto Orances, 60; Lemons, for common and $4 for good to choice; Mexican Limes. $4(a4 iB box; Cali'ornla Limes. in small boxes, ft hoi; Bananas, bunch; Pineapples, ft dozen. DRIED FRUITS-Pruueh.

four sizes, smaller sizes, Apples, 4c for 4 for sliced and 5y 2 VijC for evap. Bleached Peaches, Apricots. 5V 2 for fair to choice and for farcy Pears. 6c for evaporat' halves. for and for inferior goods: rlims for pitted and tot unfitted: Figs.

black, for pressed mid I far 111. pressed: White Nectarines. t- Ib; Ued Nectarines, RAISINS AND DHIED louse are quoted at 414 eft lb: 3 crown. 2Va 'i lb; 2-crown. 4 "8 bultanas.

3c; seedless tv 3crown London layers, $1 40 ft box; clusters, Si 75: clusters. $2 imperial clusters, 4-cmwn loose. $1 4-crown loose, faced. $1 26 box. Dried iv 3 tb.

NUTS Onestnuts are quotable at It): Walnuts, XL for paper-shell and softshell and It; hardshell: Almonds, for for softshell and for paper-shell; Peanuts, for Eastern and for California; Hickory Nuts, Pecans, 6c for and 8c tb for rolished: Filberts, Brazil Nuts. 2 It): CocoanutS. jO 100. Angeles Green Peas are (lull at 4c ID; Dried OKra, Green Peppers, i-eppers, 12V2C Ib; Tomatoes, box; Marrowfat Squash. ton; ilubbard Squash.

810; Cabbage, tl: Feed Garlic. ft CURED Bacon Is quotable at 9y 2 It. for heavy and lOV'C ft Ib for light medium; HVaC Ib for light and ft Ib for extra liiht: Kastern Sugar-cured Hams. California Hams, Mess Beef, extra mess do. 50: family do, extra prime Pork, 50: extra clem.

$19 ft bbl; mess, $18; bmokea Beef, ft I.AKD— i.astern. tierces. 634 for compound and for pure; pails, 103; California tierces, li Vic for compound and for pure: half-bbls, 10- tins, 9V-C Ib; 10c ft. Choice, 7VsiC: common to good, 2 ft HIDES AM) Aro firm at the advance. Heavy salted steers.

BV medium, light, 4c; cowhides, salted Kip, 3 salted Calf, 7c: salted Veal, 5' dry Hides, usual selection. Si- (SWc: dry Kip. dry Calf, prime Goatskins, e.nch: Kids. 6c: Ekins, good summer, medluni, winter, Sheepskins, shearlncs, each; short wool. 'JS(S) medium, each: long wool, each; Culls of all kinds about less.

No. 1 rendered, country tnllnw. 1 /j.c ft Ib: refined, be; Urease. 3 ft m. Wo quote Fall as follows: Southern and San Joaquin.

Mountain Free, Northern, Humh'ldt and Mendoolno, Kasteru Oregon, Valley Oregon, lit. General merchandise. Fruit Bags, 53' 6T' 8 and for the three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain is, June ana July delivery; Wool Bags, California Castor Oil. cases, No. 1, $1 20; DDI9, $1 15 (manufacturers' rates): l.inse»d in hbls.

boiled, G7c: do raw, 04c: cases, 6c mere: Lard Oil. bbls. 90c: cases, SJ5c; Cocua, 55c: China Nut. ft callou. Starlight.

Eocene, 1 Astral. 17V2C: Elaine, 22V4C; Pearl. Water-white, refined, bulk, 11V 2 Headlight, cases. 2ic: Mineral Illuminating. 300 20c in cases: Standard, fire test.

17c gal lv cases (caps), faucets aud HVjc in bulk. GASOLINE, 0 Benzine, bulk, gal: cases. Gasoline, bulk, lac; cases, 19c; Gasoline, bulk, 20C; cases, Jsc "ft gal. WHITE LKAD-Quoted at 18. BED Quoted at 6V2C fi ft.

Quoted at 48 ft gal. Si Wesieru Sugar Keliuing Company quotes), terms net cash: Cube. Crushed, Powdered and Fine Crushed, all 5 Dry Granulated, sc: Confectioners' a. Mikinol'a 4V-2 Extra Golden 8 D. hair barrels, 8 more tbau barrels, and boxes ijc more.

Son Francisco Market. Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaughterers are as follows: First quailtv, 5c "fl Ib: second quality, third do. iV 2 1b Large, small, Ib, Wethers, 2 It); 4 fi Live Hogii, liV for heavy and medium cTstn-f''d. asid It for small fat: dressed do, ID. RKCKIPTB OP I'ROntCE.

Thursday. Dec. 6. Kiour. stcs.

S)HB Beans, sks. 125 Wbc.it. ctis 34,837 I'otaioes. 1,105 do, Oregon do. 6,913 (Jo.

Oregon 4 do, Washington. 15.700 Onions, 720 cms. Wash, 4,527 do, Oregon torn 64s do, Wasn, 0.... 325 Ifalslos. bxs 2,150 Oats, 'J-'UQnlcWsllTer, flasks 80 do.

Washington. 1,000 Hides, no 324 Corn. ctls. 3.f>77 Wine, sals 39,190 Hyn. rtls 7.V30 OCEAN STEAMERS.

SUN AND TIDE TABLE, HYDRAGRAPHIC BULLETIN. OFFICE, U. S. MKHCHAM'S 1 Exchange, San Francisco, Dcreniber 6. 1894.

Ton time ball on lelegraph Hill was dropped exactly at noon i. at noon or the l'JOtti meridian, or at exactly 8 p. Greenwich time. A. Fechtki.er, Lieutenant V.

S. in charge. WEATHER BUREAU REPORT. United States Department of Agriculture, Wkatiikr JiuKKAU. San Francisco.

December 6. sp. m. The storm which was central on the extreme northern coast last night has apparently moved into the interior, ami a secondary depression of considerable Intensity lias wovtioped in Southern Nevada. There has been a sharp rise in pressure during the day along the Pacific Coast, but the change has been createit In the interior of the I'aelflc Coast states, and conditions would now indicate that no marked area of high pressure existed.

On the other band it is probable that the pressure Will fall slightly on the Oregon coast. Rain lias been gen rai during the last twelve hours throughout California, Oregon and Western Washington, and snow has occurred in Nevada and Idaho. There lias been a sharp fall In temperature during the day in Northern and Idaho, which will extend into Utah, causing a cold -wave In that section Friday night. The weather, Is generally clearing, although with high pressure to the south it will remain somewhat unsettled, and light showers are nicely to occur iD the northern portion of California. As the weather clears the temperature will fall and severe will occur.

pa San Francisco data: Maximum temperature today 51 minimum 46 mean 48 deg. Total rainfall for season to date 5.05 inches; total last year to same date 4.67 Inches: rainfall for last twenty-four hours .60 ot an Inch. Forecast made at San Francisco for the thirty hours ending midcignt. December 7. For Northern California Showers scattereu showers Friday; continued cool, severe frosts Friday nlsiht where skies have cleared: llpht southerly wiixls.

For Southern Showers alon? the coast ana In the north portion to-night; clearing Friday; cooler: frosts Friday night If skies ore clear; light southwesterly winds. For Nevada-Local snow generally fair Friday; nearly stationary temperature. For Loral snow, ending to-night or Fri day; decidedly colder; a moderate cold wave, 1-or Generally fair, except shown In the extreme southeast portion to-ulfilit: colder. For San Francisco and Showers tonight: scattcre. showers Friday: neariy stationary temperature: fresh southerly winds.

W. H. Havmon, Forecast Official. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Thursday.

December 6. Stmr Gipsy, Leland. 10 hours from Santa Cruz, etc: produce, to Goodall, Perkins 4 Co. Stmr Excelsior, Higgins, 24 hours from Kureka; lumber for southern ports, put In to land pass. Stmr National City, Higgins, 44 hours from San Diego, Uueneuie 'IS honrs; pass and mclse, to 0 A Hooper Co.

Stiur Point Arena. Hanson, 16 hours from Mendocino, etc: pass and rndse, to Mendociuo Lumber Co. stmr Weilincton, Salmond, 88 hours Irom" Departure Buy; tons coal, to Dunsmulr Hods. i Stmr Protection, Kllefsen, 44 hours from Santa Barbara: ballast, to Klmbail. Hr ship Uiencona.

Webster. 169 (lays from Swansea, via Kio de Janeiro 99 days; tons coal, to Evans. Hal Clampa, Cafiere, 128 days from Swansea; 2515 tons to tvans Ship Cyrus Uyler, 128 aavs from New YorK; mdse. to Williams. Dimond Co.

bktn 0 Funk, (jlaser, 19 days Irom Tacoma; lumber, to Hanson Ca Ncbr Corintbm, Ne.son. 96 hours Irom Mendoclno; 130 ft lumber, to Mendocmo Lumber Co. Schr Rachel. Wilson, 96 hours from Fort Ross: and wood, 10 Johnson. Schr (jotam.i, Brissem, 10 from Coos Bay; 220 ft lumber, to Simpson Lumber Co.

Schr Cbas Fallt, Anderson, 7 days from Grays Harbor; 350 ft lumber, to WHsuii Isroi. Cleared. Thursday. December 6. Haw stmr San Mateo, Fletcher, Comox; Pacific Inrp Co.

North Fork, ll arisen. Kureka; Cha3 Nelson. Btmz Poleman, Asioiiu; Oregon Kail- way Nay Co. ship Falls of Foyers, Barr, Portland: Balfour. Uutbrie Co.

Hark Annie Johnson, Matson, Hllo: Spreekels Jt Bros Co. Schr Winchester, Johnson, hunting and fishing; Wm Bendt. Sailed. Thursday, December 6. Stmr Protection.

Ellefsen. Stmr Oregon. Poleman, Astoria. Stmr Jfoyo. Levinson.

Fort Bragg. Stmr Alex Duncan, Plummer, Moss Landing, Stmr Cosuiopolis, Dettmers, Harbor. Mnir Lniatilia, Hunter. Victoria and Port Townsend. f-lmr Yaqulna.

Jepson. San Pedro. Whai bari Alice Knowles, Gitford, whaling. Schr Elveuia, Spring. Eureka.

Telegraphic. POINT December 6-10 Weather cloudy: wind velocity 20 miles. Shippinar Steamers to sail to-day are the North Fork for Humboldt Bay and Gipsy for the Salinas River. steamers to arrive to-day are the City of Pnebla from Victoria and l'uset Sound. (State of California from Portland, Mackinaw from 'lacomaand Santa Cruz from the southern coast.

The Hr ships Garsdale and I'oyledale and the Ital shin Salvatore Ciampa are chartered for wheat to Europe, 27s 6J. the latter accepting Is 3d less direct. The Br bark Ladstock loads wheat at Tacoma for Europe, 355. The Arranmore taKes for Cork 67,961 centals wheat, valued at Beppe, for Cork, 34,693 centals at S34.OUU. Spoken.

Per Hr stmr Dec 5 at 10 miles oft I'olnt Arena, passed tue Fearless, hence Dec 6, with Nor ship Breidabllic In tow for Astoria. Per Oct 12 84 6 Br ship 'lhalatta, from Rio de Janeiro for Astoria. l'orta. TACOMA-To sail Deo Br ship Osborne, for Queenstown. SaiIed Dec Stmr "VVestport, for San Francisco; iclirUlen.

Arrived Dec Stmr Willamette Valley, hence Dec 5. FORT Sailed Dec Stmr Tiliamook, for San Francisco. Arrived Dec Stmr Scotia, hence Dec 5. PORT Arrived Dec 6-Schr Reporter, from Sun Pedro: schr Jennie Wand, hence Nov 29. SaiIed Dec 6-Btmr Greenwood, for Sau Francisco.

Arrived Dec Stmr Whitesboro. hence Dec 5. PORT SaiIed Dec Br ship Dechmont, for Valparaiso. CLALLAM Id bay Dec Baric sea King, from Nanalmo for San Francisco: schrs Dora Uluhm and La Giroude. for San Francisco: bark Columbia, from Port Blakeley for San Francisco POUT In bay Dec bktn Marlon, hence Nov a 9 for Fraser River: schr Bangor, frm Port Gamble; ship Cheney, hence Nov 29 for Seattle.

Passed Dec Stmr Farallon, from Seattle for San Francisco. Foreiarn Ports. NEWCASTLE. Sailed Dec Br In vcrness-shire, for Oregon. Br ship Dltton, for San Francisco.

SaiIed Dec Br baric Highland Home, for Oregon. Movements of Trani-Atlantlc Steamers. Arrived Deo Stmr Britannic, from Liverpool. NEW Arrived Dec Stmr Trave, from Bremen. POINT Per Point 2 14 bis butter, 16 bis fish, 9 pKjrs mclse.

4 pices mdse, 18 bxs fish. 'l bxs fish. 3 bxs meat. SANTA Per bis butter, 2 bdls carpets. B9s bags sugar.

Moro -J7O sirs potatoes. Watsouvllle lol3 files oats. Moss 3 bxs butter, 8 slcs chev. csetres. Monterey- 1 bx groceries, 6 bdls calfskins.

2 bdls dry deerskins. 1 bbl abalone shells, 1 bucket lard, 1 jr.cket syrup. 7 bbls iron, 7 bbls bones, 12 bbls bottles. 'J bales rags. Coiisiernpes.

Per Western Sugar Ref Co; California Transfer Co: Dutard: Herman Joost: Miller Son: Carpy Co; Fuller Co: Walker- Standard Oil Co: Co- Ohas Harley Co: Nicholson Co; Thos Herman Co; A Fink. Per Point Arena- Wilson Baecbtei Arctic Oil Works: Rnss, Sanders Co: Rcss Jfc Hewlett: Ketchum; Martin, Feusier Co; li Smith CoiNorton, Co; Esberg. Bachman Co: A Rogers: San Francisco Fish Co: CKnox Co- Standard Oil Co; American Union Fish Co; Mmdoc Ino Lumber Co: Hooter Co; Aermotor Co; Cal Notion Toy Co: Reynolds. For Late Intelligence See Eighth Page. 9 Datex of Departnre From San Francisco.

STEAMKR. Bazu, I PIISB. Dec 8.112 PM IS Pomona I r'aii Dec B.llam Kdw'y 'A Humooldc Dec 8. 9am i Bonier Taqulna Dec 9. 6pm Miss' a IStateofCai.

I'orciano. Dec 10. 10am spear turena Newport Dec 11, Bam Barry 2 CltyPuebia. VlcAPetSna. Dec 11, 9am Bdw'y 1 WillnniYal.

I Bumbidt Car. Dec 12. Sam Bdw'r 1 Queen San Dec 13.11au BJw'j li Rio Janeiro. China Dec IS, 3pm I'M S3 I 5ydney I Dec 13. Octanio a Eiii.n a Large, Bnall.

7. a B.SOF 8. 7..54 A LOW WATKR kVS. Large. Small.

o.2'^a feti 7.1H 4.50 I 7.14| 4. fit) 8-tv. I.H9A 2.42 a OCEAN STEMSHIPS. OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY by Coolgardie gold fields, Australia; $220 first claBSi 110 iteeraza Lowest rates to Cape- II 9 town. South Africa.

Ii Kj fillip Australian steamer II sails via 5 Honolulu and AUck- landTUuriday, Decum- l)8r la at Ml Steamship Australia, Honolulu only. Satur- day, December li, at i r. m. Ticket office 138 Montgomery Street. Freight office Market street.

J. D. BPRECKELS BROS- General Agents, tf COMPAGNIE GENERALE IRAN ANTIQUE. French Line to Havre. PI tR (NF.VY), 4V A'OKTa River, foot of Morton st.

-iKSSSSf by this line avoid both transit by Kngllsn railway and the discomfort of crossing the channel in a boat. Mew York to Alexandria, via Paris, first class. $1(SO; second class. $110. LA aSU' Capt.

inber 1. 4:30 a. st LA ERETAGNE, Oapt. ber 8. 11 :00 p.

LA BOURGOGNB, Capt. Leboenf ember 15. 4:00 LA CHAMPAGNE. Capt. Laurent 2 11:30 a- mr For further No.

3 Bowjins Green. New York. J. F. FUGAZI Agents, 5 Montgomsrr San Franclaco.

Branch Office, 19 Montgomery street. an3l ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO. STEAMERS LEAVE ASPINWaLL fortnightly for the Southampton, calling en route at Cherbourg, i ranee, and Plymouth, to land passengers. i 'Ifarough bills of lading, in connection with the Tacifle Mall S. 8.

issued for freight and treas- ure to direct ports in Kngland and Germany. Through from San Fraoclsco to Ply. month. Cherbourg- Southampton. First-class, third-class, 9 7 60.

For further particu- lars appiy to fARKoTT Agents, tf 308 California st CONRAD! COW RAP! CONRAD! in accepting the Presidency of tbe Honduras National Lottery Company (Louisiana state Lottery Company) 1 shall not surrender the Presidency of the Gulf Coast Ice and Manufacturing Company, of Bay St. Louis, Miss. Therefore address all proposals for supplies, machinery, as well as all businei" to PAUL CONRAD, Puerto Cortez, Hoimotai. Care Central America Express, roiti tami'a city, PACIFIC COAST OFFICE, 209 GRANT AVENUE. FLORIDA, U.

B. A. aQ AUCTION SALES. BUTTERFIELD AUCTION COMPANY WILL SELL THIS DAY. Friday December 7.

1394, At 2 o'clock p. at 16 BfeAIXISTKR SEAR MARKET, GRAND AUCTION OF Bronzes, Japanese Bric-a-Brac and Furni- ture, Imported Ornament Etc. FRANK W. BDTTERFIELD, Auctioneer. STEAMSHIPS.

PACIFIC CO. FROM SAN XJ Francisco for ports in Alaska For British Columbia and Puget Sound, poru. i and every fifth day thereafter. For Eureka, Kumboldt Bay, steamer Wlllatneto Vfllfy. Wednesday it a.

St. For Newport, Los Angeles and all way I every fourth and fifth iy, alternately. a. For San Dietio, stopoing only at I'ort Harforl. I Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, Redondo (Loj i Angeles) and Newport, every fourth and nfsa day.

i alternately, at 11 a. m. For ports In Mexico. 25th of each month. Ticket Palaca Hotel, 4 New ilontjomsry etreft.

UOODALL, PERKINS General Agsnts. 1 tf 10 Alarke; San Franulsea. FOR PORTLAND QREG3II THE OREGON R'Y NAY. E. Mo- AjflfU I km.

l. Ocean will dls- patch from Spear-street wharf, at 10 a. for thi above ports one of their Ai iron steamships, via STATE OF Dec. 10, JO, 30. Connecting via Portland with the O.

R. N. Cv system and other divergint lines for all points la Oregon. Washington, British Columbia, Alaska, I Idaho, Montana. Dakota, Utah.

Wyoming. Yellow Park and all east and south and tj i urope Cabin, 816; iteeraga, Fare ta Cabin. 816; steerage, 4i; I round trip, cabin, unlimited. $30. Freight and Ticket office, 19 Montgomery Ticket offlco, Fame- Hotel, 4 New Montgomery sb GOUDALL, PERKINS Supts.

ocean Oil. ltf 10 Muritet st. Ban International Navigation Lines. AMERICAN LINE. "VTKW YORK AND JJ-ra I -Li Shortest and must convenk-nt route I to London.

Close connection at Southampton tor I Havre and Paris. First cabin, SliO and upward; second cabin. ana upward: steerage, 910. I Cape Town. South Africa, 6'i PHILADELPHIA and LIVER VOOL or QUEENS- TOWN, second cabin, $25 and upward, steerage, BED STAR LINK FOR ANTWERP.

Desirable route for Belgium, France. Germany, Switzerland and Italy. First cabin, $50 aad up- ward; second cabin, $38; steerage at very low rates. For freight and pnssasre apply to International I Navigation G. D.

FAHNESTOCK. General Agent Pacific Coast, 609 Market Grand Hotel building. oc'23 tf WHITE STAR LINE. United Stales and Kornl Mail Steamers KKTWKKX New York, Queenstown A Liverpool, SAjLlau KVJiKI" i AND UPWARD, ACCORD- ing to steamer and selected; second cabin. Majestic and i utuu- $36 and $40.

bteerags Tickets from Engiana 1 Ireland, Scotland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark through to San Francisco at lowest rates. Tickets, sailing dates and cabin plans may be procured from W. II A VERY, Pacific Mall Dock, or at tha General Office of the Company, 613 Market under Grand Hotel. G. W.

FLKICUKK, ap2tf TuWeFryu tf Gen. Agt. for Paclne Coast. RAILROAD TRAVEL. SIS FHASCISCO NORTH PA- CIFIC RAILWAY CO.

Tiburou Ferry Foot of Market 86, Ban Francisco to San Rafael. WEEK 7:40. 8:20, 11:00 a. M.I 12:35. 3:30.5:10, (5:30 r.

m. Extra trip at 11:30 p. m. Extra trips at 1:50 snd 11:30 P. M.

9:30. 11:00 A. 1:30. 6:00, 0:20 r. m.

Kafael to San Francisco. I WEEK 7:55. 9:30 11:10 A. 12:45. 6:10 r.

x. Extra trips at 1 :50 P. m. 6:35 p.m. I 9:40, 11:10 a.

it: 1:40. 3:40, 6:00. p. m. Between San Francisco and Kchaetcen Park same schedule as above.

Leave ln Arrive I San FrancUco. an Francisco. Week i Sun- I SrN- I Week Days. I days. nation.

DAYB I 8:00 "am Novato, 8:50 9:30 Petaluma, 6:05 nt 10:30 ax i Santa Rosa. I 7 :30 6:15 pit I II Fulton, I I Windsor, 10.30** iHealdsburg, I joeyeerviile. 1 8 :00 am Cloverdale. 7:30 pm 6:15 pit Pleta. Hoplandandi 7:40 am 8:00 am Ulttau.

7:30 pm 6:15 pic 7:40 ami I 10:30 8:00 am Guernevllle. I I 7:40 Sonoma 10:40 am 8:50 ax 6 5:00 pm and 6:05 pm 6:15 pic I Glen Ellen. 7 :40 Seb 3toDO 110:41) AM! 10:30 Da3topol. 0:15 px Stages connect at Santa Rosa for Mark west i Springs. mages connect at Geyservllle for Slcaggi Sprlnzi, Stages connect at Pleta for Highland Springs, i Kelseyvilie.

Soda Bay, Lakrport. iitaxes connect at I kiah lor Vichy Springs, 1 Bine Lakes. Upper Lake. Lakeport. ville, Greenwood, Orr's Hot Springs.

Man- doeino City. Fort Bragg. Usal, Westport. Cantu. I TV'llletts, Calpella, Porno.

Potter Valley. John Pay's. iir v-i Harris, Biocta- burg, Bridgevilio. and Eureka. Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets at re- duced rates On Round trip to all teyond San Rafael at half rates.

Ticket Offices, corner New Montgomery anl Greets, under Palace Hotel. WHITINO, R. X. RYAN, en. Mao xt Gen.

Agent. From Nottmbk 1, 1894. LeaTO S. F. WEEK DAYS.

Arrive S. F. 7.00 a.m. Hill Ross Rfl 46 a QtB 8.45 a.m. 9 3 1 a 10.30 a.m.

SinQtn. h.so a SanQta SMQti: 4.80 p.m. SanQtn! 4.50p;u.' Ross Valley San Rifael. 7 3Orji S.OOa.m. Tomales, Casadero and Way Stations 7 30pm' 1.45 p.m.

lomales and Way Stations 10 50a 1.45 p.m. Monday only. "Except Mondays. SUNDAYS. Ross Taller and Rafael 7.40 a.m.

8.00 a.m. Mill Sin RfL, San Qtn 9.15 a.m. 10.00 A.M. n'lf, A 11.30 A.M. i 1.30 p.m.

Ll Ross Valley, San Rafael, Sin Qtn i 8.00 p.m. Mill Ross San Rn. San Qtn. 4 "Op 4.30 p.m. ii 7.30P.M*.

6.00 a Point Reyes and War Stations 7.30 p.m. ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD. SANTA FE ROUTE. I rpRAINSLEAVKANUARKIVBAT SAN FRAN. I Cisco (Market-street Ferry): Ha NOVEMBER, 3.

1894. 5:00 Fast Express vlaMojave 10:4 6 I 9:00 Atlantic Kxpress via Angeles. 6:45 a. Ticket 6so Market st, Cbronlcia iiuiid- ing, S. F.

W. A. KISSKLL, General Passenger Agent..