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CAPT o,xEEFE,s DEATH.
Investigation of Stories That He was struck
on the Head with q Bottle.

investigation OF Stories That He was Struck
on the Head with . Bottle.
Some days ago a report was brought to The
Sun office that Police Captain 0'Keefe, who
died in st. vincent's Hospital last week as the
result OF Injuries sustained, 1t was reported. at
a dinner given to Martin EnEel. was not killed
by a fall. but by being struck on the head with
a bottle. There were two accounts Of the mat
ter. one that the assault occurred at the hotel
where the dinner was held, and the other that
1t was In q house in the precinct where Capt.
o'Keefe and some others were calling. One
report was that a woman struck O'Keefe with
the BOTTLE; the other that a city ofncial did II;
On Sunday night q statement similar to the
above was given to Coroner Zucce. The Cor
oner asked Capt. McClusky OF the Detective
Bureau to Investigate. and yesterday the Cap
tain reported that the story wal without foun-
dation. Capt, O'Keefe's friends are indignant
at the story, especially Assistant District At
torpey Daniel o'Reilly. who declared yesterday
that he was standing beside Capt. 0'Keefe when
he fell down the stairs at Fleisser's Hotel. and
that he was the first man to reach him,
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The Weather.

The weather continued generally fair over all the
country yesterday. except for some oloudiness and
light snow in the upper Mississippi Valley. North
Dakota. and Montana, which was due to an area OF
low pressure. central over Minnesota. and moving
eastward. This low pressure will not cause any great
disturbance to-day, except TO give high winds and
rain or snow In the upper Mississippi Valley and the
upper lake region. An area OF high pressure COW
cred ~thesmiddle and south Atlantic States. which
will keep the weather fair over New York Stats to.
day.
It was colder in the middle Atlantic and New Eng
land States and warmer in tho central States.
In this city the day WAS fair and cooler. highest
temperature 65'. lowest $50; average humidity. 90
per cent; wind northwest. average velocity 80 miles
an hour; barometer. corrected TO read 10 sea level.
at A. NJ. 3o.Io. o I. NJ o.21
The temperature as recorded by the ohioiAl Their.
mometer and also by TIE sUN's thermometer at the
street level Is shown in the annexed table.
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For New England, warmer. with increasing cloudi-
meas and probably rain high Southerly winds.
For eastern Ntp York. ,oGTrnsr. tith iHersGsfn0
eIoudinssg, probably followed by TGfH; hfgA ~toIthsTIy
piHdL.
For tine District Of Columbia. eastern Pennsylva-
mia, New Jersey. Delaware and Maryland. warmer.
with increasing Goodness, probably followed by
rain; brisk southerly winds.
For western Pennsylvania and western New York.
warmer. Nth Increasing cloudiness and probably
shoyers. followed In west portions by COLDER high
southsEly shifting Ut night 10 n~orthNssteTly winds.
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CARPET 7. N. Stewart
VIsuab III 1926 9Th Ave.
h0UAm Estb. 1863"
ULEAV0sNG Td. llsz sssh 81.
NOBLE CHARGES LIBEL.
Editor Hayiland of jamaica Arrested Upon
His Complaint.

Editor Hayiland of Jamaica Arrested Upon
His Complaint.
Henry II. Haviland. editor of the Standard. .
weekly newspaper published at Jamaica, L. l..
was arraigned before Magistrate Connorton at
Long Island City yesterday to answer to Q
charge OF criminal libel preferred against him
by Daniel Noble. formerly District Attorney Of
Queens county and now the Democratic candi-
date for Surrogate in that county. Noble IN his
complaint quoted in full an editorial published
In the Standard. which scored him and his OIL
cial career severely. Haviland was represented
by Francis Fl. Van Yechteu and Edward Crom-
well. Republican eandidete for District Attor-
tered a plea OF not guilty for his client and then
declared that he proposed to prove, every allie
cation made, in the alleged l~ibellous article
and some. other alleged wrongdoings OF Mr..
Noble, which he specified. Magistrate Connor-
ton adjourned the case until Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Lawyer Van Vechten has procured subpGnas
Wyck as witnesses against Noble.
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The President Reviews tho District Fire.
men and Police.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.-President Mckinley
reviewed the annual parade of the District Fire
Department and police force this afternoon.
The guardians Of the peace and the iire fight
ers made a very creditable appearance and
were repeatedly and warmly a%pplauded by the
President and members Of the reviewing party.
House through the grounds to the reviewing
stand. which was facing Pennsylvania avenue.
he was besieRed by a number Of ,schoolboys.
An informal reception was forced upon him
and every youngster received q hearty hand
shake from the President.
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KILLED BY A CoMRADE
William Fleury Accidentally Shot by Daneu
. While Out ~ChestnuttinR.

While Out ChestnuttfnR.
William Fleury. II years old. Of WoodhavNn.
was accidentally shot by a companion on Sat-
urday while he was out ~chestnutting. He died
yesterday. He and some other lads were wan
dering through the woods near Woodhaven
when they came upon W. Julius Daffen. 81
years old. of Woodhaven. He and others had
been shooting chestnut burrs of the trees.
The lads asked Dafren to shoot some burrs
down for them. He Gays that he put q loaded
shell in the right hand barrel Of his gun. as he
supposed. When closing the gun he noticed
that the left hammer, was at half-eock. and. as
ger to drop the hammer There was an ex-
plosion, and Fleury fell to the ground crying.
You have shot me-" Dafen was placed under
arrest, and yesterday Magistrate Connorton at
Long Island City held him in $1,000 bonds for
examination.
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He Announces His Principles ut . Christian
Endeayor Meeting.
GREENPoRT. N. Y, Nov. 1.-THE Rev. ]. N.
Taft. pastor of the Congregational Church at
Orient. said at a Christian Endeavor meeting
last night that he was going to cast his vote to-
morrow for Col. Roosevelt. as he believed it
would be 4 vote for principle. Mr.. Taft has
been q Prohibitionist until the present cam
paign. He has taken viRorous exception to
Croker getting control Of the State. He said he
had attended two OF the Roosevelt meetings in
Brooklyn. and felt convinced that Roosevelt
was the exponent OF social and civic reform.
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THIRTEEN DEsT1TUzE CUBARa
Game Here from a Spanish Prison In Africa
-Junta Does Not AID Them.

-Junta Docs Not Aid Them.
Thirteen destitute Cubans. who arrived here
last week from Gibraltar on the North German
Lloyd steamship Kaiser Wilhelm H.. were re-
leased from the Barge ONCE yesterday and
went to the headquarters OF the Cuban Junta.
They understood that the Junta would take
care Of them until they could get passage to
their native land on a United States transport.
The Junta had made no provision for the
They were told there at first bya subordinate
official that they would have to take care OF
~sistant, Mr.. McSweeney. decided later 10 lodge
and feed the refugees on their own RESPONSE
bility. trusting to the Treasury Department to
reimburse them. The Cubans are from the
Spanish military prison at Ceuta. Africa.
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each was inspected by the hostess, who com
mented freely, sometimes .obscenely. on the
physical points disclosed By the reyelatory
raiment, Az length the announcer cried, Mrs,
Popleyardr' and the audienceia interest, which
had become listless, revived with this informa-
ton that Miss Richards debut, was AZ hand.
She came In alone. You are better looking
Of cracking Jokes about her appearance; but
the remark was construed .as satire, Dy some OF
eral laugh OF derislon. There was di.
aloRue between the two TO the amount. of
Kellard was such q staid. prim, severe woman.
SO different from the saucily wicked creatures
airy on a tour OF the slums. Sha wore a dec
oroqs green eveIing gown: and csrried a boz.
aside among the others. and some songs,
a few words to speak. She was not Frightened.
but, she did not eylnce the smallest acting
ability, At the point In the action whore every
body else Joined In a march. she slipped quietly
OF. and fat Fatima, the couehee-couchee negro
dancer. soon kept the debutante's absence
from being felt.
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Lessen
Kitchen

Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broad way.
Thirty-second and Broadway /.

Mrs. Rorer, the most fam
Gus Of cooking experts,
says unhesitatingly, that
the cooking for a family
Of six can be done on q
gas range for So a month.
Not, Of course, II you waste the
gas; but why waste the gas, when
Il Is so easy not to turn II on till
you want to use IL, and to turn il
of the instant you are through
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Joseph Jefferson to Take a Weeks Rest.

Joseph Jefferson did not appear at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre last night. Although he suf-
fered less from his bronchial trouble. he still
was quite hoarse and had a hacking cough.
His physicians, DR.. Walker and DIR. Pease, adj
yised him To take a week's rest. Consequently
Jefferson will not appear at the Actors Fund
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5. Atmen \ Go.

Will hold an Important Sale to-mor-
row "wednesday and Thursday
of High-clasS Upholstery Fabrics,
appropriate for furnishing Parlors,
Reception Rooms, Halls, Libraries
and Dining Rooms.
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3astuess Nottres.


Mrs. Winslow'S Soothing Syrup. for children
teething softens the gums, reduces nina al
lays pain, cures wind collie. diarrh1a. 25c. . bottle.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMASAc-rHIs DAT.
Sun rises.... Q 30 Sun sets 4 so Moon rises13 20
HIGH wATER-THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. I 80 Gov. Isl'd. 2 81 He'll Gate. "a
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All Policies Issued Here Must Have Revs-
nue Stamps.

Collector Moore OF the Internal Revenue De-
partment in Brooklyn yesterday received an
opinion from Commissioner Scott which says
that all insurance COMPANIES. no matter
whore their home offices are, must have reye-
country"
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Arrived-MoSDAT. Nov. Z.
30 American. ButZ, Rotterdam.
SIS Tauric, Smith. Liverpool.
Ss Johannisberger. Moler, Hamburg.
IS Turquoise, Thomas, Lcata.
ss Thomas Anderson. Shaw, MessinA-
Ss Astrakhan. Davies, Hamburg.
Be Queen Adelaide, McNair, Barry.
Ss Algiers, Ma1son, New Orleans.
Sc Macedonia. Kufhal, Vera Cruz.
SIS Rio Grande. Staples, Brunswick.
Be Georgian Prince. Flett, Manchester.
Is Menominee, Bocquet, London.
SIS Chalmette. BlaslRnd. New Orleans.
tFor later arrivals SEQ First Page.l
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There can be no politics in
business; so HurTah for all on
the right side.
Incidentally, Hurrah, for our
kind of clothing, shoes, hats and
furnishings.
The kind that is right, or if
wrong is made right.
To-day we close at 1.
ROGERS, PET d Co.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broad way,
Thirty-second and Broadway.
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Spsrtal aotirss.

RUM AND QUISISE. Caswfll. Massey 4 C =
preparation. unepp allied for preventing the fAlliux
Of the hair and stimulating 10 lis growth.
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SPOKEN,


SAILED FROM FoREIoS PoRTs.
Sc Rhynland, from Southampton for New York.
Ss Anchoria. from Neville for New York.
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ARRIVED OUT.

ARRIVED OUT.
Sc La Normandie. from New York. at HAvre.
Is Pennland, from New York, at Southampton.
SPOKEN.
Bark Robert Ewing. from Constable Island for New
York. Nov. 8. lat. $3.50. long. 1906.
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The side posts OF the main doorway Of the
downtown building where many Of the foreign
oonsulates are housed are decorated now with
two coats OF arms. On the right hand. as one
enters. 10 a resplendent shield bearing the
arms OF the Russian Empire. with a sentence
that to those who can read 1t must mean some
words seem simply a procession OF twisted
On the left Intel. on q shield only less gor-
withan inscription which - more Ineligible
TO the ordinary person, These two countries
seem to have pre;empted the most conspicuous
hented in the building VIII not try to dispossess
them, The British consulate. In the same
building. IL distinguished, by. a sign brought
f fc@f It's SIS 'p RfssiStuG p%o oiafe o' e Rai rests on aG top ,e of q
storm door, at an untidy angle; but II has been
there Tor several years. so IL probably will not
though" It looks as il It might do SO at any
moment.
The st. Nicholas Skating Club Is largely re-
sponsible for the revival Of interest In skating
during the past three years. and 1t has ap-
parently inherited the esteem In which the
Michaux Indoor Cycling Club was held for
two years. Indoor cycling rs a fashionable
amusement has evidently had Ito day. what
ever Its success may be as an outdoor sport.
There is very little Opportunity IN and about
the deyotees.of that athletic amusement must
be satisfied with the Kinks or give 1t up. A
comparatively large number 2t women OF
fashion in this city took up skating two years
ago. and they found enough enloyment! in 1t to
encourage the 81, Nicholas Skating Club TO CON
tinue It's rink; BY using artificial Ice the
the clubs, which use them are sure OF good
| skattng Gil through the season.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21
SPOKEN.

SPOKEN. or
 Per schr Nokomis at Port tn9 I9"Hsend Head. firm Cape Flattery, Flaw bark Illaiiioi
 Honolulu for Port Townsend.
 DOMESTIC PORTS. ,as
 SAN PEDRo--Arrived Aug lsrSehff S1ty' from Ia. from Tacoma; bktn Gardiner S,.S'
 ooFea PoINT T'hfT REYEGPassed Aug 29Aus s5mr BqTs PoRr fTST fTTSoTWNsFNDArved NsPspo l0f Aug 2schr N9kSmT1SI 5Tom Aug 2o-stm Geo Loomis 'e55e cooU1ILE iii RIvER-saned Aug ls-sch Bar
 sEATTLE-Arrived Aug 2o-Stmr "iii@'-
 Sailed Aug 2o-stmr Albion. for St M1GriT' MBirigo stInr Navarro. for San Francisco snip O for San Francisco. n e, nfackfnaw
 NEAH BAY-Passed Aug ls|Stfir
 BOwENs LANDING+sailed Aug 2e-ochr PoRTxrrived sTl Aug 2o-stmr Alcatraz' PORT Los ANGELEs-saiied Aug 2o-o'iiii Coouille River for San Francisco. - h,
 HOQUIAM-Arrived Aug 2O-Schr ZaInpde L Ien. Ie Aug 3; schr Glendale, hence Aug S' sciii nie Thelin hence Aug f. - ctenaI
 Sailed Aug 20-Schr Sadie and stmr e7, Ssnar for for San Francisco: schr Metha Nei'oA --Isf -EIsfUREKA-sailed Aug 2O-schrs Mary Buhhe and Glen, for San Francisco oo pr shin FORT TOWNSEND-Arrived Aug 2o-gr sniS Clan Macpherson from AntweTp psr,s shiR E Smith Potter from HonGlul9 5 sGossne ssnF hence July % if9,; f91sToRIANArrived Aug 2o-stmr State ot cd1ii9rhas dHsaImsaiied Aug 2o-schr Neptune. for sap sWENTrFA&sailed sTTnG Aug 2o-stmr G Loomis i'' FOREIGN PORTS.
 voKoHAMA-SaiIed July 27-Br bark Gien. mark, for Oregon. July 2s-Br bark f'ocA"Ui' '' TOT oHTooNS'65LIIuiLU-Arrived July 271Haw bark Mauna Ala. hence July l4 5arS pa s+n,r M Pennsii- pania. hence July 1s July 2s-schr Ale Allen vo A, from Eureks Jap str Repeat aee t's from Seattle strnr City Of Rio de Janeiro. hence guly ,1 1o; EScbr Robert Levers, from Port Townseho. Aug 2-Br stmr Gaelic, hence July 2e Aug o fhiR adelPhis sarsn Renee July 27 Aug schr Liz, zie Vance from Eureka Br d Stlild tqI fnnn New Sydney. Apg S.schT Wo0G fro Iayean I[9 Is isnd: stmr st Paul. hence July 29. Aug L Haw bark Andrew Welch. hence July 2I; pr pr stmr MaTTim90 g rom Haw stmr Waiaieaie i'm Laysan Island; bktn Amelia fr9n1 Sea I,'s .ie Aug 1o-Br strir Glenfarg from 1okohaR1ah, s1 Rnho- hama July 2S-Ship John Potter for Royai Roads; ship E B sutton, for Port TOW. toWnsehIs E Rithet for San Francisco; schr Orient for Port Townseud brig W Irwin. for San Fran cisco July So-Schr Transit, for san 5d Fran. bark Amy Turner. for Royal Roads. Aug T. Bark Martha Davis. for san Francisco Wa HiIo Aug 2-Br stmr Gaelic, for Yokohama Aug slap stmr Kee Lung, for Yokohama ,,A Aug 4-Stmr City of Puebla, for Manila; stmr Peru' for Manila; Br stmr Aorangi. for Victoria: Aug 6-Br ship Otterspool. for Astoria; bktn Morning Star for San Francisco. Aug 7-Stmr Warrinoo for sydney. Aug s-schr Eric, for Aug 10-Stmr St Paul for Manila Aug H. Schr Allen for Eureka schr Repeat for Port Townsend; Flaw bark Mauna Ala, for HONGKONG-Arrived Aug 2o-Br strnr Co., lumb9a 9a1, from ron Oregon L,oa .,, oo pr s,,o ro | clefochan, for Hull; Br ship Springburn, for Cardiff
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21
REAI, ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Ella and Maurice schmitt to John H. Miller, lot on SE corner of Vallejo and Lasuna streets WnIjam ~ py F IT H. and Catherine BIakeley to Thomas Downing, lot on s line or Jackson, fs;o 3a " of Cherry. W a6;4 N sS' E It, si0' l. 'l' S'TT Thomas and Catherine Downing to William
 and Gathering Iss1 Bskeey of Cherry Pr 0 degree E i7:6&., W A, N 5s:71s. w 12, to ppoint' Caroline insV Sharp to Catherine E, Cheeseman wife of C. L), lot on sE line of fl Market ct s street; l2O sW of Fourteenth, sW SlShs $ 0iisss. Hsrset Street ,o5 fOo sW of Church, sW 50 by SEE 100. valuable consideration and s10;
 sen. re|reeord 1853. 275 lot on " line of York d street, l55 of Twenty-frst. 5 ZIG by " loo'
 John ohring to San Francisco Savings Union 1859 3O4 lot on N line of Twenty fourth street l25 W of Hoffman tEllen), Sl:S by 1i4'
 Thomas Hickman to Margaret D. Heckman. rerecord 1875 1s1 of lot on NV line ot HOW sy%r- ard street 100 NE of Seventh. NE 25 by N 90; also lot on S line of Perry street, 15o SW ot Fourth. sw 25 by SEE 80; gift, 1,ahs-g and A. Harrington. lot on s line of K street l07:6 W of Ninth avenue, " 25 by 100; S!O. A. Harrineton to Charles N Jansen same; slo
 John J. Higgins to James M Brown lots l4o and A. Academy Tract .t,;s si0; sta,,non lot on line of LewIsberg (Sprlng) street. Ss NE Of Venadillo, NE 44:6 by SEE 1oS:s. lot 5s, san Della F Neviils to William A Nevils. un- divided one-half interest In App mine m Tuol. umne County; also one-half interest Tn all ranches and real estate in state or Calioria gift.
 Hugh and Anna S. Hogan to John Mello. lot on line of Orchard street or avenue; 2si.z, F E, of New Broadway F 32, SW 150. NV 32, NE I5O to beginning. being a portion of Academy
 Mathilde M and H. shainwald to Augusta W. Holland lot on F line of West street. s5 N of Twentieth. N 35 by E 100. block l., Curtis c. Oakland.
 est in the following: Lots E and 7s block l. new town of Lynn. being the same as lot IT block L. map of a portion of Lynn Homestead adjoining Highland Park, East Oakland; gitt christiania Chr Tract. Berkeley; ss5.
 Benjamin and Elizabeth B. Bangs to Jane BrdsaIl. lot on NV corner of College avenue i5 map of Hillegass property, Berkeley $500: Delos and Harriet A. Pratt to Lorenzo D Utman. lot 21 in subdivision F. Fruitvale Ter minal Tract Brooklyn Township: s10.
 A c. and Anna M Henry to Ellie V From menwiler (wife of Al, lots to 6. B to 19. bocl 12 Warmer Tract Brooklyn Township; s10. Beatrice Hanks (widow of c. C) to Lydia P | Banforp (wffe of David) lot on N line Of liar 1 w 5o III. 70 to beginning, being lots 13 anC | 14 block A, Champion Tract. Brooklyn Town Charles Babb to Mary Benjamin. lot 40. blocl
 revised map of Prospect Hill Tract. Brooklyn ] Township. quitclaim deed; s75
 1 Margaret R. Bromley to John l.. Bromley i lot on SEE line of Everett street. 15o NE o 1 21 and 22 block l. map of subdivision of Chip
 man blocks. Alameda; s70o.
 | Leah r. Mott to Grace A. Newman. lot op l line of San Antonio avenue. 25o W of Walnu
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21
d2oth Meridian-Pacifc Time.)

d20th Meridian-Pacifc Time.)
 SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 20. D. m. The following maximum temperatures are re- ported to-day from Weather Bureau stations in California:
 Eureka, 62; Red Bluff, Ss Sacramento, S6; Fresno, 96; Independence, 96; San Luis ObfSpo, S4: Los Angeles, 92; San Diego, s2; Yuma. 18 San Francisco emperature-Maximum, 62 minimum, 50: mean s6 WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FORECASTS
 The pressure is highest this evening along in Southeastern California and Southwestern Arizona. Cloudy weather prevails in Western Oregon and Washington and partly cloudy weather and occasional thunderstorms have occurred in Arizona and Utah and has caused the weather to become cooler In that section. It is expected that fair weather will continue in California Sunday.
 Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours ending midnight, Aug. 21 1898: Northern California-Fair Sunday; fresh northwest wind.
 Southern Caifornia-Partly cloudy Sunday, probably with scattered thunderstorms in rnountains fresh west wind.
 Nevada-Far Sunday.
 Utah-Partly cloudy Sunday. probably with scattered thunderstorms in mountain regions Arizona-Partly cloudy Sunday; warmer in south portion; probably occasional thunder storms in mountain regions Sunday. except cloudy and foggy i1 the morn ing: brisk to high west winds in the afternoon. Special report from Mount Tamalpais; taken hour; temperature 65; maximum, 6S
 W. H. HAMMON, Forecast Ofhcial
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21
PROVISIONS.

Previous prices rule with a quiet market.
 CURED MEATS - Bacon, SEC per ID for heavy sc for light medium. 1olac for light, He for extra ligltt and 12HQ13c for sugar cured; Eastern sugar-cured Hams, 10IAGuc Califor- na Hams. 9lhGl0c; Mess Beef s10g10 50 per bbl; extra Mess Beef, sl1Gl1 50; Family Beef. sI2dl2 50 extra prime Pork. Sl0: extra clear. s1SGflS 50; mess, Sl5 50d16 Smoked Beef 1lql2c per ID.
 LARD-Eastern. tierces. quoted at 6c per 10 for compound and 7hc for pure; pails. Sc: California tierces 5c per ID for compound and 7c for pure: half barrels, TAG; 1o-fb tins sc;
 CoTToLENE - Heroes, sas@s7sc; packages less than 300 lbs-1-fb pails. 60 in case, sbc; case, S1sc. l0-fb pails in case. .sssc; 5o-Ib tlns 1 or ? in case, 77sc; wooden buckets, 20 barrels about no lbs. 1&e per ID.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE


ARRIVED.
 Saturday. August 20 Rr stnor Glenfarg Selby, 35 days from Hong kong, via Yokohama 20 days via Honolulu ; StrgT SagS W W1hitesboro, Johnson. N hours from stmr Queen. Jepsen. 5s hours from Victoria ana SounJ roI,lmbia. Green, 5sA hours from Port land. via Astoria 4oA hours . vo.. Rragg S,,f Bound south. Put in to land passen- sfBi Bktn Archer. Calhoun. 2s days from Homo iusc scbr Mary Etta. Nyman IS hours from Bow ens sob1 hanSl Western Home. Nilsson. days from oSSi schr ps Kate and Anna. Anderson. days from Port orioro CLEARED.
 Saturday. August 20, stmr Homer, lessen. San Pedro Goooaii' feIKr1s sfmr Humboldt. Boniheld. St Michael Alaska Exploration Go. T>i@'AN SAILED.
 Saturday, August 20 stmr Laguna, Peterson c.,,. r,,,, Stmr Crescent City Stockhetn, STeJesa' a,a' Ci'y' Stnr gum saouoia. Thwing, southern ports Br ship Euphrates Davis: Qpsene.oWn, s1a SctI Schr Render Brothers, Wetzei. Bowens Land ing sc,r conhanza. Jensen, Coquille River.
 RETURNED.
 Saturday, August 20. schr Ancelus. Guer. hence Aug ls. for Cook. Inlet returned on account or carryins away martingale. c1.pryrc POINT LOBoS-Aug. 20. 10 ?. m.-Weathei bazy. wind NV; velocity 20 miles.
 CHARTERS. The Albert loads mdse for Honolulu. The Marie Hackfeld loads mdse for Liver nooi: Giuseppe wheat, flour or barley for Flu rope, 2Ss 9d.
 Cork 3ns: A Nj Baxter. lumber at Seattle fo Honolulu: Maweema. mdse at Seattle for Hon oiulu; vidette. lumber from British Columbia t Santa Rosalia-