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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.
SUMMARY OF THE BIARKETS.
New- York Exchange advanced.
Mexican Dollars declined.
Silver lower.
Shipment of f 442,23s to China.
Wheat and Barley futures off.
Oats. Vorn and Kve unchanged.
Hay and Feedstuffs undisturbed.
Beans very fjuiet.
Coal plentiful and weak.
Hides off again.
Provisions unchanged.
Dried Fruit motionless.
Apples doim; better.
Grapes dull but firmer.
Oranges r-uher higher.
Game linn.
Turkeys higher. Other Poultry weak.
Butter still lower. EgRS quiet.
Potatoes and Onions unchanged.
WEATHKB lUREAU REPORT.
Unitep Statkm Dkpartmkst of Aoßicut-
TfKK. WKATHKK BfKKAT, SAX FRANCISCO, De
cember 30, 1895, 5 p. m.— Weather conditions and
general forecsel :
The following are the seasonal rainfalls to date
as compared with those of same date last season:
iM.ieka 10.41. last season 11.01: Red Bluff 4.70,
hist season b',53. San Francisco 2.87. last season
6.93: Fresno .41, last season 3.27: San Luis Obispo
3.52, last season 6.65; Los Angeles 1.03. last sea
son 3.37: San Diego 1.31, last season .96; Vuma
.;■!•_•, last season 1. 85.
The following maximum temDeratures are re
ported from stations in California to-day: Eureka
tlO. Keil Bluff 58, San Francisco 56, Fresno 44,
Independence 58, San Luis Obispo 78, Los An
geles 84. San DießO 70. Yuma 72.
Ban Francisco data— Maximum temperature 56,
minimum 44. mean 50.
\n are:i of high pressure still remains central In
Ttan and Centra] Idaho. North of this section
there baa been considerable rise in pressure during
the past twenty-four hoars. It has fallen slightly
the afternoon along the Pacific Coast.
Jtir.n Is now failiiiK in the Columbia Hirer Valley.
The winds are south to east alons; ttie Oregon and
w asbington coasts, and the conditions are such as
Indicate the upproach of another storm ioward the
Wellington coast The fail in pressure aoig the
entire con>t renders it likely thut tin- ruin area will
extend tanner southward than during the depres
sion of y.steriay. wlien it n-i.ched Eureka. The
Cloudiness will probably increr.se in Northern Cali
fornla durins; Wednesday, and the fair weather
Which has prevailed since .-aturday will hardly
last lon^t-r than \\ edni sfiuy.
Forecast made at San h rancisco for thirty hours
enJini; midnight December 11, 1H95:
Northern California— lncreasinij cloudiness in
»)ie nnr:!iern and central portions, with rain
Wednesday In the extreme north portion; slightly
warmer: light to fre.sh southerly winds.
Southern California— Fair; stationary temper
ature; light northerly winds.
.Nrvuila— Fain stationary temperature.
Utah— Fair; stationary temperature.
Arizona— Fair; stationary temperature.
San Francisco and vicinity— Increasing cloudi
ness Wednesday, probably followed by rain during
Wednesday night; stationary temperature: light
winds, smiting to southerly.
\\". H. iIAMMoK. Forecast Official.
>KW lUBK MAKKETS.
Financial.
NEW YORK, N. V., Dec. 10.— The excitement
in the Industrials is gradually subsiding, as to-day
the transactions in these specialties fell way below
he totals reported recently. Tobacco, which was
the most active stock, figured for only 85,200
shares ag&inst 202,000 yesterday.whlle Leather pre
iVrrcd, which was traded in to the extent, of 37,200
shares on Monday, shows up with but 32,700
shares to-day. At the ODening there was a drive
at Tobacco." which carried the stock down from
71 W<s<>3. reports having been current to the effect
that me company had sold $1,000,000 new stock
during the past year.
Another disturbing factor was the fresh cut In
the pr.ee of cigarettes by a Western competitor.
The slock issue rumor was officially denied, and
the price gradually worked back to 72*^ alid
closed at THi, the same as yesterday. Sugar was
sirong daring the ear:y sassion, rising to 1i,7, but
in the afternoon a selling movement of moder
ateiv large proportions carried the stock down to
105 V- Leather preferred was depressed early In
the day and dropped to 59 1 2. only to rise later on
to 625/3@615.8. The directors held another meet
ing to-uay. but it Is understood that the subject of
dividends was not discussed.
Leading stocks were a little more ac:ive at a
lower range. The gvueral list was favorably iu
lluenced by the reduction in sterliug exchange ana
the announcement that uo gold will be forwarded
to-morrow and also by the proposed distribution of
the regular dividends by the Manhattan and West
ern t nion companies. Manhattan, it is semi-ofH
cuilly stated, more tuan earned its dividend for the
quarter, while the Western Cmon statement to be
given out to-morrow will show a comfortable bal-
U c-- after meeting all charges.
Manhattan rose from 101 Vi to 103y 8 . and "West
ern Union from 87 : to 883<g. Subsequently there
was a reaction to 102 and 88 respectively. Tfce
railway list was dull throushoat, and at one time
showed gains of l@ls/g per cent. In the after
noon, however, wnvii Suiiar, Leather preferred and
Tobacco weakened, the improvement was lost.
Chicago Gas was tirm on the postponement of the
proceedings before; Attorney-General Hancock.
Very little attention was paid to the suit brought
before Judge Bischoft*. Tue stock ruled steady at
673/ 8 ;&.69Vi; closed 008-g.
In the inactive stocks i/onsoli<laied Gas of New
York bounded up from I^9^* to 15. r >Vs on rumors
of a deal with the outside companies. Illinois
tsteel fell 4 to 68 and Toledo and Ohio Central pre
ferred Bto 70@72. Speculation closed quiet and
irregular. Net changes show.declines of y to S A
per cent in the railway list and Vg^l^i per cent in |
the industrials.
Leather preferred gained v» Chicago Gas «*fe»
Manhattan 34 and Consolidated Gas 4V2 percent.
Total sales werO 256,138 shares,
Bonds were lower. Sales were 51,168,000.
Chesapeake and Ohio general four and one-half fell
si to 76; Chicago and Northern I'acihc fives cer
tuicates, '■'■4 to 421/4; Dcs Monies and Fort Dodge
lirst fours, 3 to 84: Duluth and Man. sixes cer
tificates, 3 to 77; Illinois Central fours of 1951, 1
to 112: Beading tirst preferred, 2 toS^; St. Louis
Southwestern rirsts, 2y to 69 und do. seconds, 2»/i
to 2t5: Galveston, liarrisburg and Henderson
lives rose 4 10 80; Northfru Pacific Terminal
si\es. 2 to 107; Savainah and Western Consoli
dated rives certificates, 1% to 663/ and Union Pa
cific general four and one-half certificates, 1 to
■.11 ... In ('Overniuent bonds 9 30,000 registered
lours of 1907 brought llli/a
-. The Mercantile Sale Deposit Company reports
silver bullion on hand, 206,072 ounces; certificates
outstanding, 206.
Grain.
1 LOUR— About steady, active. Winter wheat,
low grades, $2 25@2 65: do. fair to fancy, Jt2 65@
3 30: do. patents, *3 4,Va-3 75; Minnesota clears,
(2 50(g3 10; do. straights. S:-S(a3 .0; do, patents.
S3 1.Vg.3 40: low extras. »2 25@2 65; city mills,
Jf3 90(u4; do. patents. $4(£4 25. Southern Floor-
Quiet ; steady. 1 ommon to lair extra, $".'. 10M.2 80;
good 10 choice. 92 90®3.
CUKNMI-.AL- Dull, steady. Yellow Western,
*■- -50(0,2 45.
I:VK- Nominal.
HAKLKV- Nominal. "
WHEAT— Lower; active. No. 2 red, store
and elevator, 70»4@70%c: afloat, 71%472c:
t. o. b. 7iy c; No. 1 Northern. 68y 2 c. Op
tions were fairly active and declined throuch
free local realizing, with the close weak and 34@lc
below yesterday and chiefly a local trade. Jiay
and January most active. No. 2 red, January,
67Vkc; March, 691/4 C; May. 68y c; January,
b8s /g c; Juiy,6BV2 December, 66^ c.
CORN— Fairly active; easier. No. 2, 35y 2 c
elevator; 36c afloat. Options were moderately
active and unchanged to s/ 8 c lower, through local
realizing. May most active, December, 35c; Jan
uary, 34y 2 c: May. 35y 8 c: June, 3Moe
OAT. — Quiet; steady. Options, dull, easier.
December. 22% c; January, 23y c; May, 25c;
No. 2 white, January, 24* Ac Spot prices— No.
2. 23c; No. 2 white. 24«4c: No. 2 Chicago,
24c; No. 3, 2214 c; No. 3 white, 23»ic; mixed
Western. 23y0<t!,24y s c: ' while do, 24V4@28c;
white State. 24%@28c.
Provisions.
LA Rl— Quiet, easy. Western steam, S5 50
asked: December. $5 50, nominal; refined, dull;
Continent, 96: South American, *6 30; compound,
45/ B <&sc. :■-'.
l-ORK— Easy; quiet. Mess, *w@9 60.
BUTTER— Firm: fair demand. State dairy,
12 (a. 22c: do creamery, 19 <# 26c: Western
dairy, 10%©17<" do creamery, 17t027c; do June,
16@22c; do factory. 9®lßc; Klgliis,"ii7c; Imitation
creamery,. 13@21c; ro. U@lSc.
CHEK.SE — Fair demand; fancy firm; State
Irrge, 7>/i@loc; do fancy. 7y4@loc; do small,
7%@10V2'-: Western small, tti /4 ®loJ)4c; part
skims, 3V-4@"c; full skims. 2@3c.
Kt,(;s — Quiet and linn. tstate ana Pennsyl
vania, 23@27c; Southern, 21@23c: Icehouse. 18
@20c; do per case, $3 60@4 60; Western, fresh,
21(g.2-lc: do per case, $3 50@4 50; limed, 17c;
do per case, $3 50@4; western fresh, 21@24c; do
per case. $3 50@4 25.
TALLOW — Easy; quiet. City, 4y 8 c asked;
country, 4yg&43 /g c. -
COTTONSEED OlL— Steady, quiet. Crude. 26c:
•yellow prime, new, 29@29Vsc; do off grades.
-8V 2 c.
RICE— Firm. Domestic, 3@sS4c: Japan, 3s,;@4c.
MOLASSES— Quiet. New vneans, new, 27<g,35c.
COFFEE— Barely steady; 6(515 points down.
December, *13 80: January, 13 60<#13 70: Fen
r:iarv, 913 55; March. 13 40<a,13 55; Muy.sls 60
@13 90; June, fl2 65: July. $12 40@12 45; Sep
tenibf-r.fi::. Spot Rio, dull, steady; No. 7, 14y c.
SUGAR— Raw, dull. firm. Fair refining. 3y B (<6
8%4c; centrifugals, 96 test. 3y 2 @3V*c: refined,
qujet, steady; off A, 4 3-16@43/ g c; mold A, 4%c:
Miindard A,"45/ 8 c; confectioners A, 4^c: cut. loaf
end crushed, sy±c; nowdered, %c:, granulated,
45^^4340: cubes, 47 B e. '
Fruit and Produce.
. CALIFORNIA FRUITS— RaiMns. muscatels, 4
crown, 4@4y-.c: do, 3<rown, Sos^c: Londonlay
■ er», 85na.tl 25. .
i'lll NKS— Four sizes, bags. 4Vi(§i4y2C.
APKICOTi — Ha^s, 10>/ 2 (g»l2c.
PKA CUES— Peeled, 15c; unpeeied, s^i(S)Sy^c.
ALMONDS— Paper-shell, ll@12c: do, soft-shell,
10& 10 Vie
\\ A L.\ L'TS— Standard, nominal de • soft-shell,
10c.
HOPS— Quiet, easy: State, common to choice, 3
@10c: Pacific Coast, 3y 2 @loc; London market un
changed. ■ ■
Wool— firm. Domestic fleece, 16@22c;
pulled, 16&34 C: Texas," 9@l3c.
3lerchandise. t
PIG THON-Qulet. American. $12@U 50.
COPPER-Easy. Lake. 810 65@10 70.
LEAD-Qnlet. Domestic, $3 25%@3 30.
TlN— Easy, straits, »13 85@13 96"; plates, mod
erate. - . ' • . , ■ ■•, ■, • . ■ •• .- „ - . .
tPKLTER-Quiet. Domestic, 83 60@3 60.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
CHICAGO, Ir.i., Dec. 10.— The bull market in
wheat which showed such lively attributes yester.
day had suffered something In the way of modifi
cation this morning. Instead of clamorous buying
there was an undisguised disposition to sell, and
any one who was rasli enough to bid found all the
wheat necessary to satisfy his wants. Under these
conditions prices declined until they, met with re
sistance from holders of "puts." The weakness
was primarily due to Liverpool's failure to fully
reflect the strength ■of ; yesterday In American
markets. Of secondary Importance In causing
weakness the world's shipments of 71,850,000
bushels and large Northwestern receipts, 1239 cars,
were about equal. The Government report |to
issue in the afternoon tended to restrict trading.
The general belief was that it would neither afford
radical aid nor tend to depress prices very much.
Receipts at Chicago were 290 cars, and 138.340
bushels were taken from store. Export clearances
amounted to 236.734 bushels. The . elevator peo
ple were among the most liberal sellers to-day,
while one or two of the professionals were active in
the same direction. Bradstreet reponed a decrease
in the world's available supply of 237,000 bushels.
Liverpool cables were quiet. Continental markets
were unchanged to higher. May wheat opened
from 62Vi c to 625/gc, sold between 625 /8 c «nd
SI Is c closing at 82c, %@lc under yesterday. Es
timated receip.s for to-morrow 125 cars.
CORN— Business in corn <!id not materially vary
in volume or significance from that of recent days.
Occasions of moderate activity were seen, but tho
average was below an ordinary trade. As usual
prices were up or down in accord with those of
wheat. Re eeipts were 608 cars, and 149,316 bush
els were withdrawn from store. ' Liverpool cables
were firm. Export clearances amounted to 225,
--447 bushels. Hradstreet reponed an Increase in
available stocks of 196,000 bushels. May corn
opened at 29c, declined to and closed at SKM^C,
s, c under yesterday. Estimated receipts for to
morrow 300 cars.
OATS— Much the same state of affairs prevailed
in oats as in corn. They were dull, and what
changes were observed were due to the action of
wheat. Receipts were 33S cars, and 103,897
bushels were taken from store. Bradstreet gave a
decrease in stocks of 468.000 bushels. May oats
closed s/ 8 c under yesterday. Estimated receipts
for to-morrow 235 cars.
FLAX— Was firm. Cash sold 94@94yac: De
cember, 93c: May, 97»4@98c. Receipts were
42 cars.
PROVISIONS— The information from the stock
yards was not so depressing this morning, and
product participated in the better feeling. The
weakness of wheat was antagonistic to speculative
improvement, however, and beyond a steady tone
there was therefore no intrinsic benefit noted.
Later prices declined in sympathy with grain. May
pork closed 7y 2 c lower, and May lard and May
ribs each 2V3C lower.
Closing: I'liccs.
WHEAT— December, 681/4 C: January, 68i/»c;
Mar. 62c.
CORN— December, 2554 c: January, 25 %c; May,
283/ic.
OATS— December. 17c: February, 18c; May,
19"' c.
PORK — December, $7 75: January, $8 45;
Way. $8 82y 2 .
LARD — December, $5 10; January, $5 25;
May. $5 50. • ■
RIB* — December, $4 25: January, $4 25:
May. $4 50.
BUTTER— The supply of butter was very light
to-day, aud trade in consequence was quiet. Prices
were advanced, and the feeling firm. Creameries—
Extras 26c; firsts. 24@25c. Dairies— Firsts, 17®
19c: seconds, 12@14c. Other prices unchanged.
KGGS— Were firm. Fresh stock was scarce and
wanted: other sorts were slow. Prices unchanged.
MONEY— Was 5(5.5 V 2 per cent on call and 6<§>
6V2 percent on time loans. New York exchange
sold at 25@30c premium.
Livestock.
UNION* STOCKYARDS, 111.. Dec. 10.— de
mand for cattle to-day was light, but it was suffi
ciently large to absorb the small run, and prices
held steady. The small supply of hogs on sale to
day was disposed of firm prices. An advance of 5c
was reported. There was a fairly active demand
for sheep, and prices were steady.
i CA.TTLK — Receipts. 6500. Common to extra
st<>r*s. $3 00@5 00 ; stocKers an.i feeders. $2 20@
3 65: conn and bulls, 81 60@3 50: calves,
82 50(i65 85; Texaws, 93 «0(d.3 40.
IlOGs— Rpc»:pts, 29.000. Heavy packing and
shtppliii; lo:s. *3 50@3 60: common 10 choice
mixed. $S4o@3 60: choice assorted, $3 60@3 60;
light, $3 40@3 60; pigs, S2 35(i>3 55.
SHEEP— Receipts, 15.000. "inferior to cnoice,
$1 75(&3 30; lamDs, $3©4 40.
NEW IOSH STOCKS.
Bonds, Exchange. Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call steady at 1%®2y 2 x; last loan at
2% and closing offered at 2%. Prime mercantile
paper, 4i/2@sVfe'>- Bar silver, 6c- Mexican dol
lars, 63c. Sterling exchange is easier, wl;h actual
business in banKers' bills at $4 873 / 4@4 88 for
sixtvdiys and $4 s /i<SS4 89 for demand.. Posted
rates. $4 tßy a @4 89 2 .~ Commercial bills. 84 Hfiy a
@4 X7V*. Government bonds higher; State bonds |
dull: rauroad bonds easier. Silver at the bourd j
■was weak.
tXOSINO STOCKS.
Am Tel & Cable.... 94 1 Norfolk & Wes 23i
Atchison 16%! Preferred. B%
Preferred.... North American... ss,
Adams Express... 148 iNorthern PactHc. 4
Alton, Terre Haute. 58 ! Preferred 1&1 /s
American Express.ll3 Nortnwestern 104 i/ I
American Tobacco. 71 Preferred.. 147 i/ I
Preferred 9Sy N. Y. Central 99:« I
Bay State Ga5...... 19 I.*;1 .*; N. Y. Chicago&S.L 13y
Baltimore Ohio.. DO^*: Ist preferred 73
BrunswicK Lands.. 1 i 2d preferred 2. i 2
Buffalo. Roch <fc P. 20 N. Y. N. H 187 I
Canada Pacltic 64 N. Y.&New Ens. r«0
Canada Southern;. 64% N. Y. Susi <fc W... 10%
Canton Land &0*/ 8 Preferred 31
Central Jfaciflc ltiVi'Ontario 8
Ches. A Ohio 171.4 Ontario .£ Western. 15
Chicago Alton I*B Orecon lmprovmt. 3
Preiermi 170 : Preferred ..... 35
Chicago, iJ. Q.... 825 /a Oregon Navigation. 17
Chicago E. 111... 46 On-con rsbori Line. 7
Preferred......... 100 Pacific Man 32
Chlcagouas 6S /2 Peona, D.Jt Evans. 3
Cleve* Pittsburg.lß7 Pittsburg <t W pfd. 28
i Consolidation Coal. MO Pullman Pa1ace.. .162
1 Consolidated Ga5. .154 Quicksilver 2
C. C. C. & St. Louis. 41 i Preferred. 16%
Preferred 91 Reaaing Hi/a
Cola Fuel <& Iron.. 30% RioGrande&Westn 17
Preferred 98 I Preferred 40
Cotton Oil Cert.... 18»/sRock 151 and....... 73.%
Commercial Cable. 1«7 Rome Wat &Ogdenll9V4 \
Del. Hudson 129*4 6t. L. <t S. W 6i |
Del.Lack<tWesternl6s 1 Preferred 11
D*nver<Eß.G 13 iEt.Paui. 75y 8
Preferred 46% Preferred 12H
Distillers. 19Vt;St. Paul A Duluth. 26
General Electric... S0. r ■ Preferred Hb
Erie 12%' St. Paul <t Omaha_ 42
Preferred '£' , Preferred 12-'S/i
Fort Wayne 167 Ist. P. M. & M 112%
GreatNorthernpfO.lls ISilverCertincat.... tfß
Green Bay Vs Southern Pacific. 22
Harlem 230 Houtnern R. R lOVs
Hocking Coal -'"vi Preferred 33V2
■■ Hocking Valley... 173/4|oucar Rerinerv IOM4
Homestake 30 | Preferred 99- r
H. <fc Texas Cent-. I¥t Term. Coal <fe Iron. 3P' 4
Illinois Central.... 9«Vs, Preferred 80
lowaCentral 9V Texas Pacific 9
Preferred 34 JTOI.A.A.& N.Micn.
Kansas <ft Texas..- ISVi Tol. <fc OhloCen..., 35
Preferred 29%' Preferred 6S
Kingston & Pern... 3 riol.St.Louls&K.O. 7
Lake Erie AWestn 213^1 Preferred 15
Preferred 73% Union Pacific. 8
Lake Shore -....150V*'U. P.. Den. «fc UulL 4
National Lead 29% I.S . Cordage 6 3 / i
Preferred 87*4' Preferred l2»/4
Ixing Islana B*V2 Guaranteed 25
Louisville <fe Nash. 62% U. S. Express 42
Louisville Na&Cn. H»yi.'U. S. Leather l'J%
Preferred 25 (Preferred 61%
Manhattan Consol.lol7/ e iu. S. Rubber 33
i Mempnis A Charls. 15 Preferred 94%
Mexican Central... 16 iUtica it B. River. .lso
Michigan Central.. 100 Wab. aL. & Pac. 'iVi
Minn&H. Preferred 18
Preferred — Wells- 100
Minn. & St. L com. 22 I Western L'mon 88.
Ist preferred 1 /* Wls Central 4V4
2d preferred 62 Wheeling &L. E.. 13 /*
Missouri Pacific.. V 9y 8 ! Preferred 14%
Mobile & Ohio '21 1/4' Am Cotton Oil pfd. 67
Nashville Chatt.... 76 W U Beef 8
National Linseed.. 22% L I Traction- 16%
N. J. Central 106y '
. CIOSINO BONOS.
US4s,reg HI iMKT2ds 60i/ 2
Do, 48 coupon... 11 2 1 Do, 85i/a
U 45newreg.....12l Mutual Union 85... 115
Do, 4s coupon... 121 N J Cent Gen 55... 118
Do. 2s 97 Northern Pac lsts. 11 7%
Do, 6s 115 ! Do, 2ds 10-2% 1
Do, 6s coupon.... 115 ! Do, 3<?s ; 71V* i
Cherokee 4s. 1896.100s /4 Nonnwest Consols, l:- 9 M» I
Do, 1897 100S*| Do,deb 5»........109
Do. 1898... 100%0 R & N lsts 111
Do. 3 899... 100%jSiL&lronMtGen6s 8-%
Pacific 6s 0f '95.... St Life S F Gen 65.105a-4
D. C. 3.-6 65. .......110 Paul Consols ...129
Ala Class A 4.......1 St. P. C. * Pa Ists. ll7
Do, Class B 4, 65.110 Do, Pac Cal ists..lll
LaConsoUs. M 4 j^outhern R. R. 6s. 9.%%
Missouri funding.. j Texas Pnciflc firsts 86%
N Carolina con 65..124 Texas Pac seconds. 20
Do, 45... ......... 104 UnionPaclstor96.loß%
Po Carolina 4%5... 107 West Sliore 4s.'. 107%
Tenu new 3s 89 iMobilc it Ohio 45.. ''7Vi
Vn funding debt... ts3 •! R GrandeWest lsts 78%
Do, reg Ches&O6s 109
' Do, deferred 65... 6 Atchison 45..:.....' 77
Do, trust rcpts st 6 Do. 2ds A........ 26Va
Canada South 2ds-.108 iO H S A 65...... 104
Cen Pac lsts 0f '95.104 I Do. 2d 7s. ...... 100
Ken&BO Ist 114V4 H A Tex Cent 55. . 111%
Do, 4s 91 1 Do.con6s 106Va
F.rie2ds ............ 74 ißeading 45......... 77%
Kansas Pa Consols 77 y 3 Missouri «s ".. 100 '
Ks ta lsts 1.. 11 di vlia I
JOKEIGN MARKETS.
WHKAT IN 1-IVKRPOOr-
LIVERPOOL, K.vo.', Dec. 10— The soot market
is higher at 5s 6d@ss 6d. Cargoes are firm at
27s on passage.
FITTCKES. '
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for Wo. 2 Ked Winter: De
cember, 6s 3 2 d; January. 3%d; February, 6s
4i/ d; March, 6s sd; April, 5s 5%d.
HKCUBITIKS.
LONDON, Esa.. Dec. 10.— Consols, 106%; •li
ver, 30 3-16 d; French Rentes. lOlf 60c
J XCUANGE ANI> BUJL.L.ION.
Sterling Exchange, dO days. — $4 BHI/4
Sierling Exchange, 5ight.;......... — 4 89%
New York Exchange, sight — . . 05
New York Exchange, -telegraphic. — 07 Va
Fine silver, spot, fl 0unce.......:...' — .C 6 :
Mexican Dollars ;............. — 54
TREASURE SHIPMENT.
, The Gaelic took out a treasure list of $442,236,
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1595.
consisting of $3H6,616 in Mexican Dollars, $3620
in Gold Coin and $52,000 in Silver Bullion.
!
PEODUOE MAEKET.
WHEAT ANI> OTHER GRAINS.
WHEAT—The Province takes for Cork 60,612
ctls. vaiupd at $57,975.
' Futures dropped off in sympathy with a decline
at Chicago. spot «pratn wa* steady but dull. No. 1,
91 1* ctl: choice, $1 OU/iiai 02% ctl; lower
grade!). 80@95c; extra choice for milling, $1 03%
@1 07% * cU.
■ ■■At.l. BOART> SALES. * '
Informal Skssiox —10 o'clock—May—looo
tons. $1 06%; 100. *1 063/ 8; 600, $1 06%.
lu.iiM.AH Morning aKssioif — May — 600 tons,
*] ot>3/,. ■ ,
Afteesoon Skssiox—loo tons, $1 06%;
400, £1 OBVz-
BARLEY—Shipment of 83.410 ctls Chevalier
and Brewing, valued at $31,600, to Gloucester,
England. ; . . ' • ■ • " •-■
Spot, prices were weak and futures were lower.
Feed. 65@66V4C: choice, 67y«c %* ctl: Brewing,
70@80c; Chevalier. *1 10@l iiO for No. 1 and 70
(a, ooc ji ctl for off grade.
, CALL HOAKD BALKS.
Informal Skssion—lo o'clock—No sales.
Kkodlab JioKN'i.vo Session—December —400
tons, 67c. —100, 69% c: 800. 69V4c "
Aftkknoon Skssiox—.no sales.
OATS—No'Change to report. Milling. 70@75c;
fancy Feed. 80@85c: Rood to cnoice. 67%(?.80c:
common to fair, &7%(a65c: Gray. 65@75c; Red, for
seed. 85(ui95c; Black, for seed, $1 10©i 30; Sur
pnse, 90@97%c. . -
CORN— Continues dull. Receipts are in excess
of the demand. Large Yellow. 80@82y 2c; Small
.Hound do, 82%@«5e: White, 85@90c # ctl. .
KYK-76@8<>e f* ctl. ; • .. v
BUCKWIiEAT-85@92%c ~$ CtU
FLOUR AND MILL.STUFFS.
FLOUR— cash prices are as follows: Family
extras, $3 25(<£3 85: Bakers' extras, $3 15@3 25;
supertlne, $2 25@2 40 <£ bbl. /
CORNMEAL, ETC.—Feed Corn, $18@18 50 <$
ton; Cracked Corn, $18 50@19 60 If* ton.
MILLSTUFFS-Prices in 10-lb sacks are as
follows, usual discount tothe trade: Graham Flour,
2%c; Rye Flour, 3V*c; Rice Flour, 7%c: Corn
meal, 2%@3c; extra cream do, 3%c; Oatmeal,
3%c; Oai Groats, 4%e; Hominy, 4(g>4yac; Buck
wheat Flour, 4c; Cracked Wheat, 3%c; Farina,
4Vc; whole Wheat Flour, 3c; Rolled Oats, 4%c;
Pearl Barley, 4i4@i%c; Split Peas, 4»c; Green
do, 6V4C fi Ib. ■ ■ ■ ' ' ' ' ■'--;•
HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS.
BRAN—SI 2 50@13 ¥ ton. Jobbing rates.
MIDDLINGS—*I6@IO tor lower grades up to
$20 CO 1? ton for the nest.
FEEDSTUFFS— Rolled Barley, 915@16 f> ton;
Oiicake Meal at the mill, $21 %* ton; jobbing,
$22 50; Cottonseed Uilcake, $21.
UAY—Dealers quote a steady and unchanged
market. Wheat, $7 50(S12: Oni, $6@9: Wheat and
Oat, S7@lo 50: Barley, $6 50@9: Alfalfa, $6@7 5O:
Clover, $6 50@7 60; Compressed, $t5<3!10 50; Stock,
$5@6 V> ton.
STRAW—3S@6Oc bale.
BEAN S AND SEKDS.
BEANS— trade look for a dull market until
after the holidays. Bayos are quotable at $I@l 10
%* ctl Small Whites. $1 26@1 55 f, ctl; Pea,
$1 50<ai 75: Large Whites, $1 20@l 40: Pink.
»sc@sl 05: Keds. $1 26@1 40; BlacKeye. $1 85@
190: Red Kidney, $1 75(g>2: Llnias, $2 40@2 60;
Butters. $1 75@1 90. '
SEED!--—Brown Mustard is quotable at $1 75
@2: Trieste, $1 90@2 20; Yellow Mustard., $1 26©
1 50: Flax. $1 80 f* ctl; Canary, 3@3%c V> Ib;
Alfalfa. gyhfljO^c ft Ib; Rape. l%@2c ft 1b; Tim
othy, 6%c %* ib; Hemp, 4c ft Ib.
DRIED PEAS—Nominal at $1 15@1 20 ft ctl for
Nlies. $1 20@l 40 for Blackeye and $1 40@l 60
for Green. ■ . '.
POTATOES, ONIONS, VEGETABLES.
. POTATOES—Sweets, $1 60 for Rivers ana $1 75
for Merced; Salinas Burbanks, 60@85c; River Bur
banks, 30@35c: Oregon Burbanks, 60@70c; Klver
Reds. 30<g»35c ft ctl.
S-Quoted at 50@70c ft ctl.
VEGETABLES— Mushrooms plentiful and lower
m 6@l2%c|f» a,; Green Peppers, 40@75c ft box:
Dried Peppers, 7®loc ft Ib: Tomatoes, 40(565c ft
bx; Garden Peas, 4<jn.sc; String Beans, s@Bc: Dried
Okra, 12V»@15c ft Ib: Cabbage, 60c ft ctl; Feed
Carrots, 30@40c: Garlic, 4@«yc ft Ib: Marrowfat.
Squash, Sfß<u,lo ft ton.
BUTTER, CnEKSE AND EGGS.
BUTTER—Is weaker again and very slow of sale.
BCrkamkry—Fancy, 27@28c, with occasional
sales higher for special marks; seconds, 25@26c
%i tb. •
Dairy—Fancy, 25@26c: good to choice, 24c;
lower grades, 20@23c.
Creamkry tB- 20(322%c ft Ib.
Pickled Roli—lß@22yac ft Ib.
Firkin—l6@l7%c ft Ib.
CHEESE—-Fancy mild new, lie $ Ib: common
to good. 7@loc; Young America, 10@llc; West
ern, lie; Eastern. 12@13c «* Ib.
EGGS—No further change. The market is slow.
Fancy Eastern. 24<£25c; good to choice Eastern,
22y2@23c: seconds, IB<g>2lc: store Eggs,22%@2sc;
ranch Eggs, 25@30c ft dozen, the latter figure ex
treme.
POULTRY AND GAME. *
POULTRY—There Is still some unsold Eastern
on hand and Hens and Roosters are lower In cons*-'
quence. Turkeys, however, are firmer. The East
ern is selling at .*5/ St .'> 50 for Hens, $i 60<J5 for
young Roosters and $4<<ji4 50 for old Roosters.
Live Turkeys. 10@llc for Gobblers and 10@llc
for Hens; dressed <Jo, } l@l3c; Geese, ft pair. $1 i.O
(a,2: Ducka, *4@«: Hens, $4@4 60: Roosters,
young, $4i3tl 60: do, old, $;H 60(J3i4; Fryers, S3 50
'.at: Broilers, $3'<63 60 for large and $2 60 for
small; Pigeons, Si 25@1 75 t* dozen for young
and $I@l 25 for old.
GAME—Quail, Ducks and Snipe are firm. Large
birds nud Hare are lower. Qu.tll, $1 doz; Mal
lard. $4 50; Canvasback, «3@B ft dozen: BBflC, $3;
Teal. $1 75(<52: Widceon, $1 75@2; Small Duck,
$1 25(B1 50: Hare, $1@) 25: Rabbits. (196#1 50
for Cotiontailsand $1 for small; Gray Geese, $2 60:
WhlU Geese, SI 25; Brent, $1 50: Honkers, $3 r.O
(a, 1 • English Snipe, $2; Jack Snipe, $1 23 ft dozen.
DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS.
ORCHARD FRUITS-No good Winter Nellis
Pears here. Apples are doing rather better. Per
i Simmons. 25@50c; Apples 75c@$l 25 for good to
choice, 35@G0c for common to fair and $1 60 for
fancy SpitzenDergs: Lady Apples. $1 60(^2; Win
i ter Nellis Pears, nominal: other I'ears. 50^75c.
BERRIES—Some Los Angeles Strawberries sold
a: $2 ft crate. Cranberries, $10 50 ft bbl for New
Jersey and $12 for fancy Cupe Cod.
GRAPES—The murket Is slow, but prices are
somewhat better, as supplies are steadily getting
lighter. Black Ferrara. 60&60 c ft box; Muscats,
40@60c; Verdels, 60@75c: Cornlchon, 60®65c; To
khy. 40(<£6Uc: Grapes in crates bring 10@25c more
than in boxes.
CITRUS FRUlTS—Oranges are doing better.
The East is paying more than San Francisco jus*.
now. so there are not many coming in. California
Oranges quotable at *1 75@2 25 ft ox for Seedlings
and $-' 7.'>to3 25 ft box for Navels: Japanese
Mandarins. 85c&$] *J5 ft box: Lemons, $l@l 60
for common and -Jo:: for good to choice; Mexi
can Limes. $5; Bananas, $l(ts2 ft bunch; Pineap
ples, $2 SCKg»S ft doz.
DRIED FRUITS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETC.
DRIED FRUITS-Ths following prices rule on
the Fruit Exchange: Apples, 2Vj@3c ft Ib for
quartered, 3@3yc ft Ib for ' sliced . and 4i/4@sc
ft Ib for evaporated; Peaches. 4®sc ft Ib,
ana sy2@6c ft Ib for fancy: peeled. In boxes. 12®
13c: Prunes, 4c for.tbe four sizes, 6@6yac ft Ib
for 40@50's and 6@syaC for 50@60's; Apricots. 7Va
i @ißi/3C for prime to choice and 9@loc ft Ib for fancy
! Moorpark; Figs, black, 3@3LijC ft Ib for pressed
I and 2@2y2C for unpressed: White Figs, 3y(B>4y ac
{ ft Ib tor pressed in sacks, and 6@ttc in boxes:
Pears, 7c ft Ib for evaporated halves, 4@6yac for
quarters: Plums. 3y 2(Si4V2C for pitted and IV2@
2%c for unpitted: Nectarines, s@6c ft tb for prtuio
to choice and 6V»c for fancy.
RAISINS AND DRIED GRAPES-Prices are
as follows, carload lots. f. o. b. San Francisco:
| London layers, 90c@$l ft box; four-crown
loose. 3%c ft Jb: three-crown, loose, 2y»c: two-
I crown, 2Vic: seedless Sultanas, iU4ffi3V2c: seedless
I Muscatels. 2i4@2Vac; clusters, $1 35@1 50: D«
hesa clusters. $2 10(g»-' 25; Imperial clusters, $2 60
(a' 2 76: Dried Graves, 2%c ft tb.
NUTS—Chestnuts. 10@12yc ft Ib; Walnuts,
7fa.Bc for No. 1 hard and i>@9yc for soflshell, job
bine lots; Almonds, 6(s)7Vac for LanguedocauilßVii
(rt,\ Oc for paper-shell, lobbing; Peanuts, 2@4c ft
tb for California; Hickory nuts, 6@6c; Pecans, 6c
for rough and 8c for polished: Filberts, B@9c; Bra
zil Nuts, 7ya@Bc ft tb; Cocoanuts, $4 sli(is ft 100.
HONEY—comb. 10@12c ft Ib for bright and 8@
I 9c for lower grades; water-white extracted, s@siAc
ft tb: light amber extracted, 4Vi@4%; dark am
ber. 4c: dark, 2<s3c.
BEESWAX—26@26c fi tb. .
PROVISIONS.
CURED MEATS-Bftcon, 6V*@6VaC fl Jb for
heavy, and 7%c for light medium, 9Vfcc for light,
10yac for extra light and 12@12V2C for sugar
cured; Eastern Sugar-cured Hams, 12c: California
Hams, 10c; Mess Beef, $7 ft bbl; extra mess do,
$8: family do, $9@9 60: extra prime Pork. $8
ft bbl; extra clear, $14 $ bbl; mess, $13 ft bbl;
Smoked Beef, 9V2@loc ft tb.
LARD—Eastern tierces, quotable at 6@6V4c ft
Ib for compound and 8c for pure; palls, Bye; Cali
fornia tierces, 6c for compound and 6Vc for pure;
half bbls. 63/ic: 10-tb tins. 7 Vac; do 5-tb, 79/ c ft tb.
COTTOLENE—7c in tierces and 7'/ 8 ft Ib in
10-tbtlns. . - .. .
HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS.
HIDES AND BKlNS—Prices for some descrip
tions are off again. Heavy salted steers, 7c tb;
culls and brands, 6c; medium. 6c; calls and brands,
6c: light, 5c ft tb: culls aud brands, 4c: Cowhides,
f@sy 8 c ft tb; culls and brands, 4@4y»c: salted
Kip. 5c 9 Ib: sailed Calf. 8c ft Ib: salted Veal.
6c; dry Hides, 10@10J£c ft Ib: culls and brands, 7c
ft tb: dry Kip and Veal, 9c ft Ib: culls. 6V3C: dry
calf. 15c:. cul's, 10c "# Ib; Goatskins, 20@35ceach;
Kids, sc; Deerskins, good summer, 30c: medium,
15@25c: winter, 10@16c: Sheepskins, shearlings,
20c each: short wool, 30@40c each: medium, 50
@60c each; long wool, 60@70c each. Culls of all
kinds, about Vsc less. t ■ • ■' •
• TaLIOW— No. 1 rendered quotable at 4^4140;
No. a. 3Vjaa«4e; refined. 6c; Grease. 2Vi@3c ft tb.
WOOL— We quote Fall as follows: Hamboldt and
Mendoclno, 7@9c ft Ib; San Joaquin and Southern,
3V 2@6c; free Mountain, 6@7c; defective do, 4@6c
ft Ib. ■•■ ' -..' ; •.. ..-; , v •, ■.. ■•.,-.■■-■
HOPS-Nominal at s@7c ft Ib. ' ■
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
BAGS— Bags, nominal; Wool Bags, 24®
26c. /■• ■,- ;■ ■:-■ ■ ■.■ ■■;.,. _ ■-■ ■■ -\.:i ._;.
COAL—A local broker says: "Values are a little
easier, as Coal freights are quoted lower Jot future
deliveries. This Is attributable to the short crops
in the Colonies forcing grain carriers in this direc
tion, and a number of wheat charters from here in
clude options on Coul back. We have 35,000 tons
fully due here to arrive within the coming 30 days
and about 50.000 tons additional engaged to follow.
Some of our largest consumers are holding oack
their purchases, anticipating lower figures for 1896
consumption; they may regret their delay If the ex
pected labor troubles should culminate, which
some of the Colonial journals seem to think more
than probable. The Swansea Anthracite •is the
most formidable competitor the Australian product
now has in th« market. It is favored by our cus
toms authorities by being admitted free of duty,
wny or wherefore will ever remain an unsolved
problem." Wellington quotable at $8 *» ton; New
Wellington. $8 $ ton; Southfield Wellington,
$7 50: Seattle, 95 50: Bryant, $6 50: Coos Bay,
$5: Wailsend, 96:50: Scotch. $7 Brymbo,
97 50; Cumberland, $14 in bulk and 915 In sacks;
Pennsylvania Anthracite K*g. 912; Welsh An
thracite Egg, slo: Cannel. $7 60@8: Hock Springs.
Oastle Gate and Pleasant Valley, $7 60; Coke, $13
In bulk and Sls ton in sacks. ■
SUGAR— The Western Sugar Refinery Company
quotes terms, net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 53/ 8 c: Dry Granulated, 4*4e;
Confectioners' A, 45£ c; Magnolia A, 3%c; Extra C,
3%c: Golden C. 3%c; half-barrels, V4C more than
barrels, and boxes %c more.
SYRUP— Golden, in bbls, 15c; Black Strap, 10c
¥ gal.
SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.
Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh
terers are as follows:
BEEF— First quality, 5@5y 2 c; second quality,
4y c: third do, 3@4c ia rb.
VEAL— Large..4@sc; small, 6@7c * tb.
MUTTON— 4%@5c; Ewes, 4@4%c
%< Ib. •
LAMB— a @6c^ tb.
POHK— Live Hoirs, 3V&c $ tb for large and 33/gc
for small ; dressed do, 4%@5%c fi tb.
RECEIPTS OF INTERIOR PRODUCE.
FOR 24 HOrRS. ■
Flonr.qr. sks ll.674iLeather.roUs 124
Wheat, ctls 4,375 Raisins, bx5........ 2.075
Barley, ctls 12,455 Wine, gals. 63.700
Oats, ctls 10 Brandy, gals 7,150
Beans, sks. 1,51 3i W001, bis 55
Corn, ctls 1,205 Ta110w.ct15.. .-..-... 240
Potatoes, Bks 4,137 Lumber, M feet... . 10
Onions, sks 206 Quicksilver, flaska 90
Hay. tons 317 Llme. bbls 240
Straw, tons B Chicory, bb15...... 8
ltrno, bus . 635 powder, cases 9
Middlings, 5k5..... 200 Paper, reams.:.... 4,630
Hides, no 1,061 Buckwheat, sks... 74
Pelts, bdls.... 835 Hops, bis ;.... 217
THE STOCK MABKET.
There was not much change yesterday. The
assessment on Hale A Norcross had apparently
been discounted, for there was no further break of
any consequence In the stock, though it got down
to 86c on the noon informal session. Occidental
eo!d at 60@64c under greatly diminished business.
Bodie was quiet. The north-end stocks were rather
lower and dull. After the afternoon board Con.
Cal. and Virginia declined to $2 10, but subse
quently recovered. Occidental go: up to 66c and
Norcrosa to 92c. Bodie sold off to 49c.
notes.
Hale A Norcross is assessed 15c and Con. New
York sc. :
Dividends will be paid on the 16th as follows:
Edison Electric Light, 66*3 cents: Oakland Gas,
25 cents; San Francisco Gas, 35 cents: Pacific
Telephone, 30 cents; Sunset Telephone, 20 cents.
The Homestake Mining Company will pay aaivl
dena of 25 cents on the 26th.
The Calumet and Hecla Copper Company will
pay a dividend of $5 on the 18th.
, Occidental— 650 level— The north drift from
west crosscut has been extended 12 feet, total
length 27 feet. The face is now in low grade ore.
At the point in this drift where the ore was first
discovered they have started an upraise which is
now up 5 feet and shows 11 streak 2 feet wide of
high grade ore. They are also cuttingout and pre
paring to sink on the ore. They also started to
drift south on the ore from the end of the west
crosscut. 750 level— At a point in main north drift
on this level 310 feet from main winze they have
started to drive west to catch the downward con- !
tinuatlon of the ore found on tlie 650 level and to
connect with winze being sunk there.
The bullion statement of the Potosi for Novem- j
berisas follows: Worked at the Nevada mill. 11M
tons of ore; gross proceeds in bullion, $23,402 71:
cost of reducing, *67*>0: net proceeds in bullion,
$16,602 71. Assay value per ton, 210 t0n5, 530 81;
920 tons, 28 09; gross average per ion, $20 72;
ne: average per ton, fl4 72; mill worked, 72.6 per
cent.
BOARD SALES.
Following were the sales in the San Francisco
rttocit Board yesterday:
BIMUI.AHMORN'IN'riSESSr >V COX \f ATI.SO.
100 Alpha 24; 50C0nf1d....77|1000ph1r....1.80
200 Andes.... 100 G A C 441100 Potosl 64
100 B A B 84 100 43300 S Nev 64
200 83|lOOH<fcN 91300 Union 0..50
600 Bodie 521900 0cc1dt1.... 631500 Utah. 05
100 Ch011ar....27 150 .. 62 200 V Jacket..2O
300 tCV....2.20!2000phtr....1.35i
AKTKKXOON HKSSIO V— •£ :3 O.
200 Alpha 23100 CC AV..2.15;600 Occtdtl... .64
200 B A b....82i BO Conn 80|300 K33
160 ..' 831OO»«C.:.:.42 550 Potosi 61
100 Bullion... 18 200 HAN 88 400 60
600Choltar ...'J6J3OO 90 100 S Nev. ...64
300 CC&V..2.20'100 Mexicn....Sß V Jackt..2O
Following were the sales In the Pacific Stocic
Board yesterday ; . .
KKOIM.Mt SKSSTOV — 1O;1X
A1pha... 24 500 Con N V...02 200 0ccidt1.... 63
600.... 23100CP01nt....28|500 62
150 Andes. ...21 450 Q A C....44!200 61
U008e1cher....32 300 43|800 80
200 B <fc8.....83 200H<SN' 92 160 0ph1r1.32%
1050 82100 89 60 Potosi ...64
200 Bodie 53800 87|200 Savase....42
300 64 IVSO 86*200 S A M...10
200 Chul C 25 100 Ju5tice.... 06 260 SNev 61
200Ch0i1ar....27100 Mexican. .3B2oo Union C..50
2001.C\fcV2.22%100 0ccid.....65|200 lta.li 05
600 C Imp 03500 641300 YJacket..2O
AFTF.RSOOS KKBSION— 2:3O.
200 Alpha SSI 60 Conti 80 300 0cc1dt1.... 65
100 Alia 161000 Con 1mp.02100 64
100 Ande5.... 20 500 C N V O2jlOO Ophirl.27
100 360 C P0int... 28 200 1.32^
20'J 8e1cner...32 200 G C......42 100 1.35
UK) B A 8....83200H A N . . . 100 Ovrmn.
200 Bodie 300 89^00 Potosi 62
100 62100 901100 Savage... .4l
600 100 10U S Nev 64
100 8u11i0n... .19 300 92 100 Uni0n.. ..52
200 Challnge.,27 200 Kentuck..Os;2OO .:.. 53
100 Ch011ar....28 200 Mexican.. 37|3OO V Jacket. 20
100CCV..2.17%2000ccid 661200 \ 21
CLOSINO QUOTATIONS.
TUESDAY, Dec. 10-4 p. if.
Bi<t.A*h'd.\ . Bid. Asked.
Alpha Con 23 Julia — 03
Alta.... 14 16 Justice 05 07
Andes ........ 21 28 KentucK. - 06 07
Belcher. 31 33 Lady Wash.... ■ 01 02
Best A Belcner. 83 84 Mexican ...... • 39 4»
BantonCon.... _ 60 Mt. Diablo 15 *0
Bodie... 6<i 61 Mono .10 11
Bullion 17 19 Nevada Uuoen. 05 —
Bulwer _ 10 12,Occldental..... 66 67
Caledonia 06 09 0phir.. ........ 1.80 1.35
Challenge Con. . 27 28Overman. 09 11
Choilar 27 I'otosi ......... 60 61
Con. Cal. <t Va. 2. 20 2.25 i-avage 41 43
Con. Imperial. 02 03 Seg. Belcher... 10 12
Confidence..... 78 fc-lerra Nevala. 64 66
Con.NewYorE. — - 02iScorpion Uz —
Crown Point... 28 29 Silver Hill — 04
EastSierraNev — 02iSUver King — 25
Exchequer..... 07 08|8yndlcate — 04
Kureka Con 15 —(Lnion Con 52 63
liould A Curry. 44 46 Utah. 06 06
Hale&Morcn. . 90 92 Yellow Jacket. 20 .21
lowa 06 07
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, Dec. 10-2 P. it
FNITKDBTATHB BONDS.
Bid. Asked.] Bid. A* feed.
US4scoup..lll — JU S4s reg...Ho —
MIKCKLTiANEorS BOND*.
Cal-stCbless.lH)iAll3 lDo.2dlss6s.lol —
CalKlecL6s.lO7V*lO9 P«fcO lly 65.110 — -
CntraC\V6s. — lOOWP&Ch Rv6s.lO3i/2108
Dpnt-stex-cp 77 95 il'wl-st.RR6s. — 116 Vi
KdsnLAP 65.105 106WReno. WLAL — 105
KK65.105 ' — RiverW Co6s — 100
Gearv-stRSs.IOOVi — It-'acoP •<• L..100 102%
LosAncL6s. — — iSF&NPKRSsIO27/ 8 103»i
Do,Gnted.6s. — 1021 A KPRKAriz6s — 98
Mkt-stCble6sl23V2l2s BPRRCal6s..llo —
DoßvConss..lo7s/ — SPKR Calbs.. 90 —
NevCNgRSs. — 102 SPBrRCal6s. 95V* 96
N PCRR6s.IO3Va — SVWater6s..l2l»/i122
If Ry Cal 6s. 102^106 'bVWater4s... 99V2 99%
NRyCalss. — — lstkinGAE6s — 103
Oak Gas .101 307y l SnnstT&T6s. — 103
Do. 2d Iss 55.104V 3 — Sutter-stß6s. — 1101/ a
t)mnlbns6s..llßVill8 3 /* VisaliaWC — 92
PacßollM6s.. — —
WATKR STOCKS.
Contra Costa, — 56 iPanJose. — 100
Marln C 0 ..... 60 - ' jSprlngV alley 99y 8 99Vi
GAS STOCKS. ■
Capital _-■ 3934<PacIflc Light. 46 —
Central ...... 95 — ' San Francsco 72 7214
OakGLAH. 60^4 41 Stockton..... — 21V
Vac Gas Imp. 82 V* 82y 2 :
' INSUBAN STOCKS.
FiremansFd.ls4 — [5un...... 68% —
COMMERCf Alt BANK STOCKS.
AmerBATC. — — . Ix>ndonPAA.l27y l3o
Anglo-Ca1...; 69i/(j — LondonASF. — SO
Bank of Ca1.. 230 ' 240 iMerch Ex.... 12
CaISDATCo.. 56y a 6l» Nevada ; —
FlrstNatlonl.l79 — iSather B Co.. —
Grangers — — | . • ■ :
;■■':■: ' savings BANK STOCKS.
GerSALCo.ISOO — SavALoan.. — 150
HumbSAL.IOOO — Security — 800 '
Mutual — 4i Union Trust. — 840
SFSavUnlon49o 600
BTBKIT RAILROAD STOCKS. .
California.... 105 — Oak.SLAHay — 100
Geary-5t..... 60 72 Va Presidio 9'/ a 13
Market-5t.... 448^ 45 ; Sutter-sU — , -
POWDER STOCKS. ' ]
Atlantic D... 15 16 Jndson — .—
California.... 95 - jVigonU 700 -
Giant. 18% 20 I, ; :^
v r sc^n. a nko us stocks. -
Alatka Pkrs. 97 /99 i OceanicSSCO — 20
BlkDCoalCo. — 10 PacAuxFA.. U/a 2%
CalCotMtils.. ■."-"••"•■ - Pac Borax. .. 98 100
CalDrvDock, — ,_ : iPacIANCa —■ 80
tdison Light. 95 95% Pac Roll Mill 18 — ■
GasConAssn. — _ ; ParfPalntCo. — 9
HawCASCo.. 6y 8 6 ; PacTransCo. — . 26
HutchSPCo.. l-» 4 IS ■ PacTATCo 60 : ; —
JudsonMfgC. — .„■. _ iSunsetTAT.. 85 —
MerExAssnlOO 110 ItnltedCCo.. — 25
' < MOTINIVn . BK.ISION-. i '. ■ .
t Board— lo ; Bank of California, 230 40 Edison
Light A Power Co, 95; 100 Hutchinson SPCo,
12%; 70 Market-st Railway, 45: $10,000 SV 4%
Bonds, 993/4; $5000 S V 6% iionds, I^B.
Board— lo Edison Light <fc Power Co, 95: 20 S V
Water, 991,4.
Street— s Bank of California, 230: 5 Edison Light
& Power Co, 95; 50 Hutcliinson S P Co, 12%.
HOTEL AEKIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL.
W B Thompson, S Clara J F Clapn, Chicago
C J Busch <fe w, Cal J Drlscol , i*acto
W W Moreland, HldsbrgG W Banmann, Tulare
W Hurley, Sacto J M I>evee, Vallejo
A Blake. Hollister X D Knight, Va
Airs 0 Reamer. Suisun Mrs L Thomas, Sulsun
M Dinkelsueil. Buisun X J Convay, Sacto
F I) Convay, Sacto A J de Russ. La
J J January <t t, Concord D M Ryan, Nev
J W P^nington & w, Nev Miss Penington, Nev
M J Dinkelspeil, L AngleT Allen. Big Canyon
O F Paulsell. ban Jose B A Sa-iborn. La Angeles
H A -Sanborn, L Anneles R P Lathrop, Hollister
G FCJruuger, I»usaden» H P Andrews. Red Bluff
>\ Steinbeck, Hollister [ Lestora, Santa Maria
X R Hlnckley, Oakland M (joldsmith, Stockton
J <« Forbes. Georgetown J C Mogk. lolusa
w B Sanborn &w, Nev Miss s Gordon, San Jose
B M Ililler, Woodland E J Sanborn, Los Angeles
F A Rogers, Portland E C Cruller, (Jrass Valley
U inistire. Wla M Duslire, Wia
E E Caver <fe w, Seattle Mrs H MciJee, Seattle
G W Crystal, Vancouvr A R McXanus, Mich
* M Chittenden, Fresno \V C Sheldon, Suisun
J C Tire, Stockton Miss E J Taylor, S Cruz
Miss M. RoOmaii.San Jose
BUSS HOUSE.
Howard Stevens. Modoc J J Vaughn. Modoc
H H Roekefellow.G Vail \V H Wood. Wash
J E Dowllng, Fresno Mary X Phelps, Fresno
» 8 Bradford, Sonora J M Tully, Fresno
Jj Cot. on, Oakland JA J King, Dixon
R H Trunibull, Chicago R A Trumbull, Cnlcago
A E Arinsironsr.Petalum M A Munch, Denver
J McKenna. Point Sur Clt Harker, w& mother,
O J AJbee & w, Cal San Jose
W \V Wllty, Stockton P Hockton. San Jose
H Browne. Han Jose X H Freeman. S Clara
Jl \V Woorlhull, siocktn P A Preston. Wash
J 0 Holloway, Cloverdle J M .Mayfielri. Rutherford
A R Wright, Wells S Pratt," Merced
F Smyth, Langtxy Ranch C C Mcßride, Or
I> B Milipello, San Jose C H Hussey. Point Reyes
O H St John, Fort Bragg B C Woodruff, Nev
J Overtoil, Virginia City H 51 Clements, Va City
F Burr, Healdsburg J I) Taylor, Putaluma
M X Taylor, Petaluma Mrs James, Nev
Mrs Younijlove, Merced F R Bill and w, Nev
A H Caasidy, Petaluma F W Breed, Petaluma
X Chesmit, Point Keyes 3 H Stocxhoff, Fort Rosa
W Stockhoff, Fon Rosa F Farnsworth, Colusa
G S Jane, Santa Cruz H II Harris, Rossland
W Morrison, ( arlin A Johnson, Santa Rosa
Wm Willis, Xcv H W Peck, Healdsburg
C >1 Riley, Cal
RICK HOUSE.
T W Peterson, San Jose J B Farrell. San Jose
J X Detmans, NY B D Kna p A w, N V
R Coggeshall. Cal Mrs Miller.WalnutGrove
X G Reynolds, Oakland X Sevier, Eureka
Q H Mouahan, Kureka FAGalnes.w Afy.StoCktn
CM Ryder, N V X F Smith, Sacramento
W P Lynch, Oroville B F Wright, Del Monte
J Gambetta, Stockton M A Mowl A w, Stockton
G W Young, Napa M J Crow, Napa
C F Sinsfieiary, San Jose B F Porter, Cat
R B Purvis, Modesto H McNama, Santa Cruz
Mrs J Thompson, Napa Misi '1 hompson, Napa
A W Jones Jr, Monterey J M Minor, Folsom
X J Burt Aw, Modesto L C Stone, Hanford
M Noonan, Portland A P Solomon Aw, Med ford
P Emerson, San Jose Miss Kmerson, San Jose
B R PendletonAw.SCruz A C Hollister, Portland
A H Helma, Nev City
PALACE HOTEL.
R Graham. L Angeles Geo Fletcher, G Valley
Chas Shepherd, N V Geo C Smith, N V
Mrs E L Downing, N V Walter Keep, N V
Thos W Mulford, NY S P Mulford A wf, N V
H Mulford A maid, N V C A Tripp, Denver
11 J Barling, Kodiak F H Buck. Vacaville
Mrs C F Reynolds, H J Mrs ■ M Owens, San J
A M. kaston A w, Mill brae W B Foaker, Denver
VV II Maloncy, N V Miss Maioney, N V
J H Kinkea<l A wf, Va C M Anthony A wf, 111
W B Day, Chicago Col II Trevelyan, Fresno
X (1 Leszynsicy, Chicago G II Slsson, Chicago
A F Wamvright, Bnrlgm M J Maioney, St Joseph
]■: R Hawkins, Chicago II A Thomas, Chicago
Frank C Towns, Chicago Chris Hearne, Stanford
BALDWIN HOTEL.
J T Hall, N T G llnlst A w, Vir City
X Levy, Chicago T J Everett, Chicago
:s Henery, Stockton V t Pelliosos A w. LO3 An
-M B.rnes, New Jersey W M Dety, Biggs
J M Mcl'ike, St Helena X Fruenri, Crockett
I<!n Howe 1, N V I> Copton, Alabama
J F Pfetch, Con Springs M isa 11 \\ bite, Westslde
<; \V ste«art, Boston «' H I>avles, Menlo
J II Reinhart. Menlo H l.udder, Antiocli
B Fleeter, Kio Vista H FrMiiid, Oakland
J B Knright, san Jose H B Taylor, Oakland
U 11 Peal, San Jose
NKW WF.STKRN HOTEL.
Wm II Serley. Alamo W A Snet, New York
S .1 Carroll, Alameda Junta MoCree, Stockton
Prank Addy, Boston X Jones, Columbus
Ormnebl & w. New York A C Schleiden, Berkeley
W C Whei-liK-k, -N V R B Knight, Boston
C Fnrstenaii, BobMlb .1 Warner A W, Sun JiOM
Richard Kgan, Chico C LamnjonandAw. Fresno
s W MarliurnHv, New O W II l.:iw-.on, Pleasamon
Mt.ss Smith, Oakland
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Charles A. King to Jereb. A. Deneen, lot on SE
corner Of Green and Webster streets, S 29:6 by £
92 :6. subject lo right of way; $ 10.
Jereh A. and Nellie Deneen to Akin H. Vail,
same: 910.
Mary Louphlan to William F. Loughlan, un
divided half of lot on S line of Oak street, 165 \V
of Fillmoro, W 25 by S 137:6; gift.
Ann M. Fairfield to Margaret E. Tate, lot on N
line of Post sin et, 165 Wof Broderick, W 41 :3 by
N 137:6: $10.
Sadie M. (Morgan to Antoine Borel, lot on S\V
corner of Bush and Brodericfc streets. W 127:6
by S 100; $10.
Charles 11. Workman to Mary, J. T. and Ellen
Burns (minors), undivided one-third of lot on tho
W. line of N atom a street, 180 S of Fourteenth, 8 '25
by \V 80; also lots 22 and 88, block il, I'ark Lane
Tract; $10.
Tbc-odosla Farquharson (forniPrly Sanders) to
Charles I>. Fari|iiliar3on, lot on s line of Liberty I
street. 155 E CM Sanchez, X 50 by S 114; $1.
Alfred Olson to John 1.. Robinson, lot on N line !
of Twenty -second street, 60 \V of llampsliire, \V
i 25 bvN 97:6: $10.
Elizabeth- F. Willis to Robert Willis, lot on E
line of Leavenworth Rtreet, 37:9 V S of Vallejo, S i
22:6 by X 68:6; $10.
Nellie Metrovich to Annie Matlch, lot on N line
of Pacific street, 60 W of Leuvenworth, W 20 by N j
60: Rift.
KHen Spearman to Mary L. Bybee, lot on NE I
I'ne of Oak tirove avenue. 100 nw of Bryant I
street, NW 25 by NX Ij2; gift.
Abner J. Keed to Isabel Heed, lot on NE line of
Ninth street. 21 NW of Natoma, X W 18 by XE I
77:6. quitclaim deed; $5.
F. C. and- Julia A. Lesler to O. H. Umbsen, lot
on E line of Fourth avenue, 175 S of Lake street, !
S2sby Kl'.O; $1.
J. B. llagLin, Lloyd, Tovls and Henry Wads- '
worth (trustees of the San Francisco and Point I
Lobos Koart Company) to William H. Crocker, lot
on NE corner of A street and Tnlrty-flrst avenue,
E 107 by X 100; $735. i
Mary A. McCabe to Solomon (jetz, lot on \V line I
of -Nineteenth avenue, 'J25 S of l'oiut Lobos, S lUO, '
W IViO, a 26, W 120, N 100, X 120, N 25, E 120:
$10.
Benjamin M . and Laura E. Gunn to Harriet O. '
Otis, lot on X line of Eighth avenue, 372:"Jy 8 N of
I) street. N 25 by E 120; $10.
AIAMHH COUNTY.
Fred B. and Alice 11. Knight to John A. Patton,
lot on N line of Oakland avenue (Seventh street) :
155:7V4 Eof Cedar, E 25 by N 100:4^, beinglotl2, i
block 37, map of lands of Oakland Point ferry I
lundlng. Oakland: If 10. '
H. ('. and Mury D. Sessions to Mary S. Homer, i
lot on N line of Rust Fourteenth street, at the In- ]
tersection with NW line ot 25-foot right-of-way of '
Highland Park and Fruitvale Railroad, thence !
NE 38, NW 37:6, BW 52, E 40 to beginning, block I
54, Clinton, East Oakland; $1.
XL C. Campbell and T. B. Kent (trustees for !
Henry Mohns) totl.esan Francisco Savings Union, !
lot on X line of Twenty-third avenue. 30.78 S of ;
Chipman street, S 92.34, E 85.85, N 75, W 139.32 I
to beginning. Knst Oakland; $2310. :
L. \V. and C. s. Kennedy to W. A. Knowles. lots I
2to 5, block E. Broadway terrace, quitclaim deed !
Oakland Township; $10.
W. A. Knowles to James E. Crane, same, Oak
land Township; $10.
Mary J. Veitch to same, same, quitclaim deed
Oakland Township; $10. " '
. Charles A. and Alice C. Bailey to H. W. Faust, '
commencing at a stake No. 18 in center of line oti !
Panoramic way, thence SE 100 to stake 17, thence !
NE 192. NW 92 to stake 23, thence W ll'j to be
ginning, being poriion of lot 11, University Ter
race,excepting v right of way for public' road
Berkeley; $5. '
J. X and Agnes Stewart to J. A. Patton, lot on
N W corner of Delaware and California streets N
135 by W 100, portion of lot 1, block 4, Teachers'
State University Homestead Association Berke
ley; $10. .
Frank and Annie Connors to Ella Connors lot on I
S line of Gilman street, 29 E of second. E 26 by s '
100. being lot 2, block 29, tract B, Berkeley Land i
and Town Improvement Association, Berkeley
$10. ■'
- Henry Morris to Susan C. Edwards (wife of
William S.), lot 63, block 34, Warner Tract Brook
lyn Township; $10.
F. A. ; Berlin and A. W. Fox to Lutle T Fox lot
on S line of Kailroad avenue, 100 E of Mozart
street, E 100 by B 125, being lots 16 and 17 En
i cinal Park Tract. Alameda: $10. ", : '.t . ;
Joseph F. and Matilda W. Xounnan and Lutie T
Fox to Charles M. Fox, same: $2000. "1
Charles M. and Sarah A. Fox to William A Tav
lor, same, Alameda; $10. ..-..-.. "~. A ' : 1 y
: E. J. Jr. and Laura de Habla to John D. Tallant
lot on SE corner of Pacific avenue and Sherman
street, S 133.32. E 140.11, N 129.88. \V 140.24 tS
beginning: Alameda; $10. I. * lo
Caroline K. Dwindle to Felix Marcuse lot on W '
line ot Bay street, 60 8 of Railroad avenue S 33 4 hv
\V 100, Alameda: 810. •' a<Jt * Oy
Henry C". and Flora C. Keene to Clarlnda r
Raleigh, lot on S line of Twenty-eighth street lot!
«400 M>rtle ' S 103 by E 25, b10ck. 656, Oakland!
Pacific Bank to Frank M. Wilson, lots 8 to 14
block 2, lots 1 to 13, block 19. lot 6, block 18
Daley's Scenic Park; also undivided half-mtere«t
v lot 7. ; block 26, same ; also undivided half-
Interest in subdivisions 1 to 11 of lo a 8 und fl -
block 26, same: also undivided -interest of
N flve-eighths of plat 82. Rancho V. and D
Peralta, quitclaim deed, Berkeley; $10 ""'..*
Thomas F. and Ada Uraber to A. A.Flnk undi
vided half-Interest In lots 8, 16 and 23 block 6S
lots 9, 16, 17, block : 79, Tract B, Berke ey L and
T. I. Association, Berkeley; $10. , ? ,' * aa
; Henry C. Morris to Katharine Keif er, lot 3. block
33, Warner Tract, Brooklyn Township- $10 *
Margaret Ci rr to Ma,ry C. and Carrie J. Can lot
on NE corner of At herton and I> street XE 150
by W 82, being portion lots 7to 10 blobk 23
town of Hay wards, Eden Township: $10
Peter Meller et al. (by Commissioner) to William
Frakes, 1 acre beginning at the XE corner of lands
of Rawe, on 7 E side »• of Rose avenue, thence
NW 3.17 chains by NE 3.17 = chains, being poruou
plat 44, Ro El Valle de San Jose, Murray Town
ship; $ 1371.
Builders' Contracts.
Mrs. A. M. Parrott (by attorney) with Daniel
Healy, plastering Parrott building on Market
street, near Fifth: $12,785.
Charles EL Hewett with Phillip Rive, to erect a
two-story frame building on N line of Sacramento
Street, BU:6 W of Broderick: $42H5.
THE CALL, CALENDAB.
Dec-ember, 1595.
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vS/ Full Moon.
December 8,
Last Quarter.
17
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a December 15,
'«r New Moon.
3 December 23,
First Quarter.
Ot'tA.N Si'«- AJIEKS,
Dates of Departure From San FranoUco. '
Point li mi a.
San Juan... ;
Kureka .... .
Walla Walla
Monowai ...
I-nralion....
Pomona
Santa Kosa..
Araifo ,
Weeott
North iforic.
State of Cai ,
»t Pau1...... |
Grays Harbor.
i Panama
NewDort
! Vie * Pgt Snd
Sydney .
Vaaulna Way..
llumboldtßay
■San Diego
Coos liar '
j Eel River..... :
Humooidtßav
. Portland ,
! Newport
; Vie «ft Pet Snd
San Diego :
i Panama....... i
; Grays HarDor.
i Panama.......
: I'ortland ;
Dec 11, 'Ji>m
Dec 11,12 m
Dec 11, 9a m
Dec 11. 9am
Dec 12. 2 I'M
Dec 13,10 am;
Dec 18, 2pm
Dec 18.11 am
Dec 14.10 am i
Dec 14. 9am ;
Dec 15, 9am ,
Dec 15.10 am
Dec 15. 9am \
Dec 16, 9am
Dec 17.11 am
Dec 17. 4pm
Dec 18. spm I
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Dec 2a 10am |
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Pier 9
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Pier 9
Pier 1 1
Pier 13
Pier 13
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North Fort Humboldt Buy j
Santa Rosa, San Diego '
Pomona. Humboldt Bay j
Weeott. Eel River I
Acapulco Panama ':
State of Cal Portland !
Farallon YaouinaBay ;
Umatilla j Victoria _ Puget Sound
San Benito : Tacoma I
ft Paui Newport, i
City of Peking.. China & Japan
Arago Coos Bay j
Areata Coos Bay.: !
Willamette Val. Mexico
Corona San Diego
Del Norte Grays Harbor
A lice Blanchard • Portland
Eureka. Newport
Columbia. Portland
City of Pueoia.. * Victoria <£ Puget Sound
Crescent City... Crescent City..
San .lost- Panama
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MKKCHA.VT9' EXCHAVnR. V
Ban Franuisi'd. December 10, 1895. )
The time ball on Telegraph Hill was dropped
exactly at noon to-day— i. c., at noon of the 1201b
nunuian, oral exactly H P. it., Greenwich ttmo.
A. F. 1- KCRTBLRa,
r.loiitennnt I*. s. N.. in charg*.
>m yf i >u in I. n. k m vk.
Arrived.
TUESDAY, December 10.
Stmr Whitesboro. .lohnson. 18 hours from
Cleone: r rties and piles, to L E Whire Lumber Co.
Mtmr Rival. Johnson, 16 hours from Fort
Bragg: pass and lumber, to Samuel Blair.
Stmr Gipsy, Leland. 12 hours from Moss Land-
Ing, etc: uroduce, lo Uoodall. Perkins it Co.
Her ship Marie Hackfeld, Wolters, 208 ilavs frm
Mveroool, via Honolulu 13 days; 468 tons coal,
13680 I'iurs sugar, to Williams, Uimond & Co.
Schr Rio Key, Islgkelt, days from Uowens
l.Biniitiu. bound for Lompoc; put in to land an in
jured seaman.
Cleared.
TUESDAY. December 10.
Br stmr Gaelic, Pearne. Yokohama and Hong
kong; Oifc OS SCo.
Sirar Eureka, Jepsen, San Pedro: Goodall, Per
kins <t Co.
st mr Walla Walla, Wallace, Victoria and Port
Townnend: Goodall. Perkins cte Co.
Brship Carnarvonshire. Jlugbes, Queenstown:
Balfour, Guthrle «fe Co.
Schr J Kppinger. White, sealing voyace, via
Unalaska, Japan waters and Bering Sea; C J Hen
drj's Son <Jt Co.
Sailed.
. TUESDAY, December 10.
Stmr Columbia, Bolles, Astoria.
i;r stmr Gaelic, Pearne, Yokohama and Hong
kong.
stmrCleone. Hisgins.
Stmr Coos Bay. Dugsran. Santa Cruz.
.Stmr Natlonnl City. Anoresen, Eureka.
Stmr Westport, Petersen.
Br ship Province, Jones,' Queenstown.
Ship occidental. Weaver, Seattle.
Ger bark Visurgis, Bonleman. Gloucester.
Schr Newark. Beck, Boweris Landing.
srlir .lames A Garrleld, Palmgren, Grays Harbor.
Schr Monterey, Beck, Bowens Landing.
Telegraphic.
POINT LOBOS— Dec 'mlx-r 10— 10 p M— Weather
clear: wmu XE: velocity 22 miles.
* Charter*.
The following vessels load wheat at Portland for
Europe: Balkamah, 33s fid— prior to arrival: J W
Burmester, 32s 6d — prior to arrival; Penrhyn Cas
tle and Powys Cnstle— 3ss— prior to arrival; Ferdi- i
nand Fisher, 32s Ud— rechartered.
Miscellaneous.
LONDON— Nov 9— 3r ship Kelat at Gloucester,
from San Francisco July 22, was damaged by col
lision with Brstmr Calrndeck. Latter, proceeded
to sea. Amount of damace unknown.
SAN DIEGO— Nov 10— The yacht Eleanor, hence
Dec 7, put In here with loss of blade of propeller.
Put in here to replace it. -
Domestic I'iMt-i.
GRAYS H ARBOR-Arrived Dec 10— Stmr Del
Norte, hence Dec 6.
SKATTLE— sailed Dec 10— Ship Spartan, for
San Francisco.
PORT BLAKKLKY— Dec 10-Schr C E
Fulk. from Santa Barbara.
COOS BAY- Arrived Dec 10— Stmrs Arago and
Area a, hence Dec 8.
ASTOKl A— Arrived Dec 10— Schr Neptune, hnc
Dec 3; stmr Signal, from Puget Sound.
Sailed Dec 10— Stmr stale of California, for San
Francisco; schr llueneme, lorßedorido: stmr
Mount Lebanon for Hongkong and Yokohama.
SAN' DlEGO— Arrived Dec 10-Tiik Barclay
Golden, hence Dec 7; stm yacht Eleanor, hence
Dec 7.
SAN PEDRO— Arrived Dec 10— Simrs Excelsior
and Pasadena, from Eureka; schr Prosper, from
Tacoma. -
Sailed Dec 10— Schr J M Colman, for Tacoma.
POKT HADLOCK— SaiIed Dec 10— Me bark Do
minion, for Melbourne; bktn JM Griffith, for San
Francisco..
Arrived Dec 10— Schr Meteor, from San Pedro.
CASPAR— Dec 10— Stmr Jewel, for San
Francisco.
PORT LOS ANGELES— Arrived Dec 10— Br brk
Port Elgin, from Newcastle, NSW.
sailed Dec 10— Haw stmr Matoo. for Comox
EUREKA— Arrived uec 10— Stmr Pomona, hue
Dec 9; schr Helen N Kimball. hence Dec 5.
sailed Dec 10— Stmr North Fork, for San Fran
cisco. '
FORT BRAGG— Arrived Dec 10-Stmr Navarro,
hence Dec 9.
Sailed Dec 10— Stmr Scotia, for San Francisco
PORTUAMBLE-Sailed Dec 10-Schr Salvator
for San Pedro. .
Arriveri Dec B— Schr Spokane, from Honolulu.
TACOMA— sailed Dec 8-Barfc Forest Queen, for
San Francisco; stmr San Benito.for San Francisco.
Kastern I'orts.
PHILADELPHIA— Uec 9— Ship Sterling,
for San Francisco, via New York.
Foreten Port*.
YOKOHAMA— Arrived Dec 9-Brstmr Coptic
hence Nov 21. ■ • .
Sailed Dec 7— Br stmr China, for San Francisco
CARDIFF— SaiIed Dec 7— Br ship Desdemona.
for Esquimau.
Movements of Trans- Atlantic Steamers.
NEW ORK— Arrived Dec 10— Stmr Bolivia, im
Mediterranean ports.
Sailed Dec 10— stmr Spree, for Bremen: atmr
Virginia, for Stettin. . . .
QUEENSTOWN-Arrlved out Dec 10— Stmr
Teutonic.
LONDON— Arrived out Dec 1 0-St'mr Mississippi.
GLASGOW— Arrived out Dec 10-Stmr Ethi
opia. . ■
GIBRALTAR- Arrived out Dec 10-Stmr Ems.
■ sailed Dec 10-Stmr Fulda, for New York.
DOVER— Dec 10-Stuir Maasdam, from
Rotterdam, for New York.
PRAWLE POI NT-Passed Dec 10-Stmr Wei
mar, from New York, for Bremen.
importation*.
'■■■ WATSON VILLE-Per Glp3y-464 sks iunr,2
sk.s beet seed.
Santa Cruz— looo bbls lime.
Pigeon Polnt-8 bxs butler, 62 sks flax, 85 drums
cheese, 1 bx apples. 1 keg horseshoes.
Amesport— sks flax, % cs eggs.
Consignee*.
Per Gipsy- Western Sugar Ref Co ; Kittle <fc Co:
11 lowell it Co; Dodge, Sweeney & Co: John Cen
ter; Dairymen's Union :Brigham, Hoppcfc Co: E H
Sheldon; G W Gibbs «fc Co ; Breaner JS GrasshoiT.
For Lnt* Shipping JnteUlpenee See, ThirUfntfi '■ Paoe.
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Dally, except Snnday— io a. v., 4r. U.
Bunday— S ;r. v. •
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
CUT RATES
TO
VICTORIA, B. and
PUGET SOUND.
Fir«t Class &8.00
Seooud Class OO
Meals and berth Included.
Ticket Office— 4 Ira Montgomery Street.
ooodali.. PERKINS * CO.,
cieneral Agent*.
O. 2R.- o _c«3 INT.
ASTORIA AND PORTLAND.
$2.50 Second Class, $5 First Class,
MEALS AND BERTHS INCLUDED.
For reservations call at 10 Mont-
gomery street.
Columbia sails December 10
State of California sails December 16
GOODALL,, PBMCnra * CO., Genl. Supts.
' F. F. M OR, General v \gent.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP C^IPAJi
STKAMETtS WILL BAIL FROM Jt&L-
l.roaJway wharf, San Francisco, a* JEdaiftt
follows:
Kor Mary Island, Lorlng, Wrancel, Jnneau. Kll-
lisnoo and Sitka (Alaska), at 9 A.M., Dec 1, 18,
31. Jan. 15. 30.
For Victoria and Vancouver (B. C). Port Town-
send. Seattle. Tacoma. Everett. Anacortes and N«w
\\ hatcom (Bclllngham Bay, Wash.). 9 A. tt.
Dec. 1. 6. 11, 18, Si, "26, 31, and every fifth
day thereafter, connecting at Vancouver with
the C. P. R. R., at Tacoma with N. k". R. R.,
•t Seattle with G. n. Ky., at Pori Townsend wltb
Alaska steamers.
For Kureka, Arcata Fields Landln; (Ham-
boldt Bay) str. Pomona, 2 p. if., Dec. 1. B. 9, 13,
17. 21. 25. 1:9, and every four;h dnv thereafter.
For Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Simeon, Cayoco\
Port Harford (San Lnis Oblspo), Gaviota, Sain*
Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, san Pedro, Eaat San
Pedro (Los Angetes) ana A'ew)K>rt, at 9 a.m., Dec.
3,7,11.15,19,23,27, 31, and every fourto day
thereafter.
For San Diego, stopping only at Fort Harford
(San Luis Obispo), Santa Barbara, Port Los
Anceles, Redondo (Los Angeles) and Newport, 11
a. m., Dec. 1. 5. 9, 13, 17, 21, 25, 29, and every
fourth day. thereafter.
For Euseuada, San Jose del Cabo. Mazatlan, La
Paz, Altata and Uuaymas (Mexico), str. Willam-
ette Valley 10 a. m.. 25th of each month.
Ticket clnce, Palace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Gen'l Agents.
10 Market St.. San Francisco.
•CUnC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
j-saf"* 3 -^ Coolgardle gold tields
.^S^TO^tk, (Freemantle). Austra-
i^&'HnikiW^VW' lia; -"° tir3t clasa '
£B3r<y '"irINOI IlL" 110 steerage, l-owrst
JE3f 2tf***^^L nut's to Capetown,
f 3 -^jfeiu -^outh Africa.
WBSI '}*^^ v^LV Australian steamer,
IBff/ O^^^rfwHl " HoiloIlI ! and A" Via
' V7^%o^^l^Lv Honolulu and Auclc-
MMI jC(Sfflj/^B lall<1 ' : '' ir>la - v ' IVc -
h^V99*'JLt Steamship Australia,
Honolulu only, Satur-
day. December 10
A. M.
Fpeciai. Paktiks Reduced special rates for
parties Dec. 28 and Jan. 21.
Ticket office. 114 Montgomery street.
Freight ofllce, 327 Market street.
J. P. SPRECKELS * BKOS., General Agents.
COfIPAGIIIFGETERAIiRTRASSATLASTIQUE
French Line to ilavre-
COM PAN PIER (NK\V),43 NOKTH AjQ*-
\J River, f"Ot of Morton st. Travelers by SMtJC
j this Hti«; avoid both transit by English railway u.i t
the discomfort of crossing the channel in a small
boat. New York to Alexandria, Esypt, via Paru,
tlrst-clnss $160: second-class $116.
LATOURAINE, Capt. SantelU
i»ei ember 7. 7:00 a. *■
LA ISHETACNE. Capt. Rupe..
December 14. 2:00 Ml
liAGASCOGNE, Capt. Baudelon
uccember 21, 6:00 a. *.
LA AOiliiAiNlUK, Capt. l'oiro
i ember vy, ! tOO r.
tSf For further particulars apply to
A. FORGET, Agent,
No. 3 Bowling Green, New York.
J. F. FT7GAZI A CO., Agents. 5 Montgomery
avenue, San Francisco.
. __ — , — '•
TFHITE^TAR LWE.
On lied States and Royal Mail Steamers
BKTWKE.V
New York, Queenstown & Liverpool,
SAILING KVERV WKEK.
ABIN, $60 AND UPWARD, ACCORD- J9fg±
\J Inir to steamer an.l accommndntions £auaß
■electel : second cabin, 35 and «40: Majesiu: uiid
Teutonic $36. steerjice Tickets from Kngland, Ire-
land, Scotland. Sweden, Norway and Deniuarlt
through to San Francisco at lowest rates. Tickets,
Bailing dates and cabin plans may be procured
from \V. H. AVEKY, Pacific Mall Dock, or at th«
General Oflice of the Company, 613 MarkPt street,,
ander Grand Hotel. (i. W. KIKTCHKK.
, General Agent for Pacific Coaat. I
ROYAL MAIL STEATPACKET COMPAQ.
S^SS f^th?w4 s in^ A a^^Sb
Suthamptnn cnllmg en route at Cerbourgh.
VnißC*. and I'lvmouth to land passen R prs.
-rhrousli bills of lftdinc, la connection with tha
vlr\£ Malt s. s. Co., lamwd for freisrht and trea*.
•ire to direct ports in BnjrUad and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Plymouth,
Cherbourg Southampton. First class, $195: third
lL 597 60. For further particulars apply to
"*"' * VARROTT A CO., Agents,
. 308 California at.
STOCKTON STEAMERS
Leave Pier No. 3, Washtngrton 3t-
At 5 P. >!-. l>aily, Except Sunday.
83T Accommodations Reserved by Telephone.
.-■... . STEAMEIl >:-...,. ;,.
T. C. WaUcer. J. D. Peters,
Mary Garratt; ' .City of Stockton.
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