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12
The COMMERCIAL
WORLD.
SUBIMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Shipment of $719,481 to China.
Wheat weaker. Barley firmer.
Fair call for Oats.
Sharp break in Corn.
Rye quiet.
Bonus continue unsettled.
Oilcake Meal much lower.
Bran and Middlings firm.
Hay unchanged.
Coffee quiet.
M \,i an Dollars higher.
sterling Exchange lower.
seme local call for Dried Fruit,
Wine Grapes continue to advance.
Lemons higher.
Bartlett JVars about out.
Poultry market firm.
l.ggs move more slowly.
Butter firm.
Potatoes and Onions plentiful.
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.
■ .' I'NiTvn Statks Department of Aoricuit
■ inre, Weatheb BIRK.U-.SAN Francisco, OC
tober 1, 1895, sr. -^Weather conditions and gen
eral forecast: . ' .
' The following are the seasonal rainfalls to date
as compared with those of the same date last sea
son: Eureka 3.27, last season 1.94: Red Bluff
1.92, last season 1.12; Sacramento 1.23, 1a5t sea
son 188: San Francisco .73, last season 1.05:
; Fresno .07, last season .76; San Luis Obispo trace,
last. season 1.91; Los Anceles trace, last season
. .74. San Diego .00, last season .05 ; Yuma .01, last
season .97. ;.
The following maximum temperatures are re
ported from stations in California to-day: Eureka
66, Red Bluff 90. San Francisco 59, Fresno 96, In
■ dependence 88. San Luis Obispo 78, Los Angeles
; hO. San Diego 70. Yuma 98. - •
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature 69,
minimum 50, mean 54. .
There has been a slight rise in temperature dur
ing the past twenty-four hours along the northern
coast, lv all other respects the conditions remain
practically nncnangM. While the conditions as a
whole indicate fair weather, still they are not suf
ficiently marked to warrant a prediction that fair
' weather will continue for any considerable length
of time. '.••:.-.
Forecast made at Ban Francisco for thirty hours
ending at midnight. October 2. 1895:
*■ ' For Northern California— Generally fair weather,
except partly cloudy in the north portion: nearly
\ stationary temperature; fresh to northwesterly
wlbdj along the coast.
For southern California— Fair weather; nearly
stationary temperature; fresh westerly winas along
: the coast. r . ; •:...•'
. For ' Nevada— Fair weather; nearly stationary
temperature.
*or Utah— Fair weather; nearly stationary tem
perature.
... For Arizona— Fair weather; probably slightly
trarmei In the east portion.
' For San Francisco and vicinity— Generally fair
: weather, probably partly cloudy at night: station
ary temperature; fresh to brisk westerly winds.
.- .;-. ••. •'.-■' . . W..H. Hammon, Forecast Official.
> ; NEW YORK MARKETS.
; NFW YORK, N. V., Oct. I.— Speculation at the
Stock Exchange was quiet again to day, but the
•tendency of prices was upward. After a period of
■ hesitancy at the opening, prices moved up briskly
- in the case of Anthracite Coalers on the reiteration !
of the old reports of a combination of the compa
nies for the better maintenance of rates and for the
' • regulation of the output. The steady advance in
.-the price of the product of late strengthens the be
lief of an early consummation of the deal, and it is
stimulating purchases of the stocks. To-duy Lack
awanna jumped to 174: Delaware and Hudson.
1 to 134; Jersey Central, 13i to 11434, and Read
. mc 1 to 22. Subsequently Beading ran off 3 8 to
. 'Ji's- The general list moved up In sympathy,
although the industrials were favorably influenced
-. by special causes.
.-' In the case of Bngar. whlca rose to 108y , im
proved trade conditions were cited as the cause for
the advance. Chicago Gas gained nearly 2 per
cent, to 70s/ g , which was due to reports that the
.. new owners were making good progress in their
work of reorganization of the property in line with
the laws- ot' Illinois. The oflicial confirmation of
the settlement of the Distilling and Cattle-feeding
troubles which reached here by way of Chicago
brousbt;about a rally to 24% in that stock. To
bacco jumped 2ys to 101ig(ail00 on reports that
negotiations were progressing for a settlement of
. the tignt with the outside manufacturers. A re
• duction In the posted rates of sterling exchange of
%c to $4 87y 3 1;4 BSy during the afternoon
: started up a fresh demand from the shorts. It has
been fashionable of late to sell the market on the
theory that heavy gold exports were imminent.
' To-day's reduction in rates, however, which was
due to an increase in the supply of cotton bills, has
. caused a change in sentiment so far as gold ship
' ments are concerned and the bears were endeavor
': ing to take back their contracts all day. The mar-
t closed firm, with prices anywhere from 14 to 4
c j>er cent .-higher on the day, the latter In Lacka
..wanna..-'• The total sales were 159,525. Including
.28,400 Distillers, 22.000 Reading, 17,300 St. Paul
. 15,100 Chicago Gas.
■ : Bonds were steady aud higher; sales footed np
$1,100.00.0. Orejron short Lln» Consolidated fives,
; ce.r;lh'Cßt'-s, rose .3,4 to 61: Toledo, Ann Arbor and
.-North Michigan tirat certificates, 1 to 90: Oregon
Improvement firsts, "2V 2 to 101: do consol fives, 4
?j to 40, and G«lves;on, Harrisburg and San Antonio
• seconds; 1»» to 104 V- ' "
- : In Government bonds at the board $1000 cou
,-"pon fours of 1907 sold at 111»4: 95000 do of 1925
atl22iA: $1600 registered fours, 1907, at 112y«,
•and $5000 coupon fives at 116y .
■.■•The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company reports
.silver bullion on hand 81,088 ounces; certificates
S outstanding, 81.
: ■ \ ;••;.•; Grain and Merchandise.
'.NEW YORK, N. V., Oct. -Flour quiet, firmly
held. Winter wheat— Low grades, $2 25@2 60; tTo,
fair to fancy, 92 90@3 40: do patents, $3 60@3 70:
Minnesota clear, 92 75@3 25; do straights, 93 20@
'; 3 50: ao, patents, $3 35(4,4 20; low extras. 92 25@
• 2 60; city mills, 94@4 10: do patents. 94 20@4 55;
■ Southern flour, quiet and firm; common to fair
extra. $2 10@2 80; good to choice, $2 90@3 30.
Cornmeal— Yellow Western, $2 60@2 65.
Rye-rNominal. Western, 48c to arrive; State
and Jersey, 47@48c.
Barley — Nominal. No. 2 Milwaukee, 46050 c:
Western, 45@60c.
.■■ Wheat— Spot, market quiet, weak. No. 2 red, In
store and elevator, 67c: afloat, 67i.4@67.y«c: f.o. b..
67y«@67S»c; No. 1 Northern. 66c?
. Options open>-<i excited and %@li4c lower on
free realizing, disappointing sales, foreign selling
and lower West; reacted S' c, but fell agaJ v thrnuth
• a selling pressure and closed weak at 2Vfec loss for
the day. Bradstreet's reported an increase of
2,820,000 bushels east 01 the Rockies. Trading
was aciive, December and May most active. No. 2
Red closed: January, 68Vic; March, 70Vic; May
•. 703/gc : October, bsc : December, 67c.
• •■ Corn— Spots lower; more active; No. 2, 37c
elevator: 38c afloat, Options were moder
ately active and lowfr with wheat, aud continued
■ heavy...receipts, closing steady at 1,-±<ji Uc decline.
>l«iy and December moat aciive. Gctouer closed
3634c;.N"ovember, 36« c; December, 353,ic; 3lay,
35i B e. .- : ■ ' -
Oats— Spots, dull, easier. October, 2314 - Decem
ber, 24c;.May, 25y c. No. 2 White, October, 25c.
Spot prices, No. 2. 24a24V46; No. 2 White, 25M2C
-No. 2. Chicago, 25@26y c; No. 3. .23y»c; No. 3
-.. White. 2434 c: Mixed Western, 24@2tjc; White
■ do white State and Western, iS(&SOV2C.
.;. . Pitfirou— Firm, fair demand: American, $12®
914 50. .' . ■
- Copper— Firmer. Lake, $12 10@12 25. .
Lead— steady. Domestic. 93 35(23 37y 2 .
.; Tin-Firm. Btraights, $14 40. Piates, mod
erately active, firm.
-;., Spelter— Quiet. Domestic, $4 20.
Hops— Steady. State, common to'choice, 3@7c
do new, 7@loc; Pacific Coast, 3y @7c. London
market unchanged. \'
<■■ Wool Firm: limited demand. Domestic fleece.
1 10fis2'»'c; pulled. 15<a34c; Texas, 10@14c.
.i <1 7r. Qnl ' i!='» aßier - Western sieam, closed
f6 City, $6@6 05: October. $6 ' V2y . nominal.
Reflnpd, weak: Continent, $6 65; South Ameri
... # can, $6 95: compound, $4 60fa5. -^
- Pork— Steady; lair demand. Oldmess,99 75@10.
--: Birtter— Firm: fancy scarce: State dairy 12®
20c:. d0 creameir, 22c: Western dairy, 9V2@lbc;
do creamery. 13@22c; do factory. B<ttl2i,,e- El
gins., 22c: imitation creamery, lia,l6c. ' ■
• • Cheese— Firmer: f«ir horn« trade. State, large
■ 6@B%c: do fancy, BVi@By c: do small, 6J/o@
9Vic: part skims. 3@63 /4 c; lull skims, S»@2iAcT
.. Eggs— Firm, llicnt receipts. State and Peunsyl
. vaula, 18@18V2C: Western, fresh, 16®l8c; do
:per,case. 9160^4 75.
Tallow— Moarce, firm: city 45 /8 C; country,
' Cottonseed Oil-Strong, fair demand. Crude,
- 24c; yellow prime, 27V»;C: do, good off grade, 27c.
>:> Rice— Moderate demand, steady. Domestic fair
to extra, /4 @6c: Japan, SS/«@3^c.
. Molasses— Moderately active. Foreign, nominal:
• Now Orleans, open kettle; 26@32c. • • - • •
Coffee— steady. 15@Z5 points down. De
cember, 815®15 15: January, $14 85(0,15 05
--.March, 914 60(514 75; May, 914 35. Spot Rio
"firm, quiet; No. 7, 16 c.
- Sugar-Ra^-. strong, quiet. Fair refining, 3V 8 @
,314 c: centrifugals, 99 tost, 3 9-1 6 c. Kefined
acrive.flrm. Off A,41-16@4 6-16 c: moIdA,4 11-16
OA%Cj confectioners' A, 4 5-16@4i c; cut loaf
and crushed, 6 1-16@5 Vic; pondered, '4 11-lrr<S
4%c: granulated, 47-16®4S/ c; cubes, 4 11-16<a)
*% c -
CHICAGO MARKETS.
- • CHICAGO, 111., Oct. I.— One of the strongest
.bear points on wheat this morning was the neglect
ot Liverpool to coincide with our closing firmness
of yesterday.' Cables from that place quoted a de
.. cline, and on that our opening was at a loss of from
. 8/ic to iy c This took away the heart of the bulls,
. and it was a case of sell out or run further risk, tne
former course being chosen.. Best authorities re
port that English cities are overstocked with
. wheat, and that until some exhaustion is shown
there is Httle chance for a demand on exporting
countries.. The Northwestern receipts were heavy
.at 1226 cars. Chicago had 137 cars and inspected
. out 69.586 bushels. •
;'■ A large number of selling orders this morning
.'.came from New York, but many local traders who
yrere long over night were zealous in disposing of
' t'nelr holdings. Bradstreei's reported an increase
in the world's available supply of 2,844.000 bushels.
•Export clearances at the Atlantic seaboard
. amounted to 216,759 bushels. During the last half
hour those people who . sold "puts" last nignt
were energetic sellers of wheat through an unwlll
. ingness 10 remain long of wheat which -was sure to
be put to them. Lowest prices of the day were
.'quoted at this time. December wheat opened from
- 6254 c to 625/ c, declined to 60% c, closed at 61c,'
2%c under yesterday. Estimated receipts for to
morrow 116 cars. = - ■ - - .- • v
Corn declined a little in acknowledgment of the
weakness. of wheat, but there was nothing much
in the trade to invite- attention.- Liverpool cables ■
were lower. Receipts were 671 "cars, 91 loss than
estimated,' and 204,226 bushels were withdrawn
from store.; Export clearances amounted 10J79.
--: oii2 bushels. Bradstreet's reported an increase in
stocks of 2i?8yO00 bushf-ls. Jl ay corn opened from
293/ B cto 29Vici declined to and closed at 29ysc,
syijc under yesterday. Estimated receipts for to
morrow, 345 cars. • .- '
Oats— Local business exclusively was the chnrac
ter of the trade. in this market. Prices naturally
worked off tnrouzh the speculative sentiment per
vading the leading market. Receipts were 687
cars, and 64.993 bushels were taken from store. ,
Bradstrect's reported a decrease in stocks of 454.000
bushels. May oats closed s/ s c to y 2 c under yes-,
terday. Estimated receipts for to-morrow 390 cars;"
Flax was easier. Cash, No. 1. 94i-2®95c; Octo-
ber, 93y»@94%c; December, 94V2@9o'c; May, $1
@1 01. Receipts were 114 cars -. . ... : -
Provisions— The combination of lower hog prices
and declining wheat values was sutliciently potent
to affect product adversely. After the early trade
was over a steadier tone developed and prices re
mained stationary. Later the depression again be
came manifest, prices receding further.- January
pork closed 12y c lower: January lard 7VsC to 10c
lower and Jannary ribs 5c lower. ■ -'•••'■' : 'O-.v-'
Closing prices: -■.•.;■"
Wheat— October, 69y c; December, 61c; ; May,
61 ~ -c.
October, 303/ c; December, 27% c; May,
29 V B c
Oats— October, 18% c; December, lSJ^c; May,
Pork—O ctober, 98 32%; January, 99 60.
Lard— October, $5 82; January, $5 82%.
Ribs— October, 95 45: January, $4 87 V .
Choice makes of butter were in fair demand.
The feeling was generally steady at unchanged
prices. Arrivals were moderate and much of th»
stock received was inferior.
Eggs were steady. The local consumptive de
mand was good and there wero a number of out
sida orders. All the stock was not satisfactory,
strictly fresh bringing a premium. Sales were
made at 15c per dozen generally.'- ■
Money was 4y @s per cent on call and 6 per
cent on time loans. New York exchange sold, at
60c discount.
Livestock. ; .
UNION STOCKYARDS. Ilu. Oct. I.— There
was only a moderate demand for cattle to-day and
prices hela steady. Choice beeves were firm. Ar
rivais of hogs were heavy. Heavy kinds were
weak, but the best lightweights were 5c higher.
Trade in sheep was fairly active at steady prices.
A good supply was on sale.
Cattle— Receipts, 10,500 ; common to extra steers,
*3 60@5 50: stockers and feeders, 92 20@3 90;
cows and bulls, $1 60@3 sd: calves. 93 50ftiiG 50;
Texans, 91 75@3 40: Western rangers, S2@4 15.
H Receipts. 20,000; neavy packing and shin
pliiu' lots, $3 •6(a;4 40; common to choice mixed.
93 85<S4 45; choice assorted, $4 30@4 50; light,
93 85@4 50; pigs, $2 25@4 25.
She«?p — Receipts, 15,000; Inferior to choice,
$1 50@4: lambs, 93@5. ■- : s:
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.
NEW YORK, N. Y. Oct. I.— Earl Fruit Company
sold California fruit to-day as follows: Grapes-
Tokay, In bad order, $1 75@3 05; half crates, 90c@
$140; Muscats 91 80@l 85, half crates 9110®
1 25. Peaches— Salways, In bad order. 45@65c.
Porter Bros. Company sold to-day at open
auction— Half-crates Tokay, 80c@92; as
sorted, 91 05@l 70: Lady Washington and White
Tokays, $1 15: Moroccos, $l<g)l 26; Muscats, Ssc@
$1 15; others, 75(g,.90c. — Half-boxes winter
Neliis. $120. Peuches— Bllyeaus, 90c@91U5: Sal
ways, 60c(a,5105: Lev! Clings, 50@SOc: others,
50c@75c. Prunes— French, $1 05.
The National Fruit Association sold at open
auction to-day: Peaches, 76c@.$l 15: Pears,
92 25@2 75. Grapes— Half-crates Tokays, $1 64@
2 40: half-crates Muscats, $1 25^1 45; half-crates
Cornlchous, $1 26. v : .'
CHICAGO, 111., Oct. Porter Bros. Com
pany sold to-day: Grapes— Crates Tokays, 91 35
(<£3 40; half-crates Tokays. 75c@91 15: half-crates
Cornlchons. 91 15; half-cratos mixed, $1: half
crates Muscats, 85c. I'eiirs— Winter Nellis, $1 60.
Peaches— Salways, 80@95c: Yellow, 80c; Clings,
70<a75c Pomegranates, 85c.
'lhe National Fruit Association sold to-day:
Pears— Winter Nellis, $1 65@1 75. Grapes—Half
crates Malagas, 91@1 05; half-crates Tokays,
$1 25@2 10: half.cratesl Muscats, 91 10@l 30.
Peaches— Salways, 90c@$l 15. .
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call easy at 1%@2%%: last loan at 2%:
closing offered at 2%. i'riuie mercantile paper,
43,4@5Vi%- Bar silver, 67c Mexican dollars, BSVic-
Sterling exenange Is inactive, with actual busi
ness m bankers' bills at 94 87@4 87 y 2 for 60 days
and $4 88y± for demand. I'osted rates, 94 87 y
@4 MBV». Commercial bills, $4 86Vi@4 868.4.
Government bond 6 firm; State bonds quiet: Rail
road bonds higher. Sliver at the Board neglecied.
CLOSIVO RTOCX9-
Am Tel Cable.... 93 INorfolk .t West.... 3V
Atchison 22y 2 Preferred 14%
Preferred 30y North American... 6% '
Adams Express.. .l 49 Northern I'aciflc. 6
Alton,Terre Haute. 60 I Preferred. 18%
Amencan.Express.ll4 Northwestern 104
American Tobacco. Preferred 147
Preferred 105 N. Y. Central 1013
BayStateGas 20 N. Y. Chicago>SS.L l.">5 /8
Baltimore <£ Ohio.. 64 Ist preferred 70
Brunswick Lands.. 1% 2d preferred 31
Buffalo, Roch dt P. 21 N. Y.&N. H I*s
Canada Pacific 60 N". Y.A-New Eng. 51
Canada Southern,. 64 3 / 4 X. Y. Susq & W... 13y a
Canton Land „ 60ygj Preferred 36
Central Pacittc... 19 Ontario 9
Ches. Ohio 20 Ontario Western. 18
Chicago Alton 163 Oregon Improvmt. 6
Preferred 170 | Preferred 3. r
Chicago, H. & — StiVi-Oregon Navigation, 24
Chicago &E. 111... 49 Oregon Short Line. 10
Preferred 103 Pacific MaU 31%
Chicago 69% Peona, D.<fe Evans. 4%
Cleve & Pittsburg.l6s Pittsburg <fc W pfd. SO
Consolidation Coal. H2 Pullman Palace...
Consolidated Gas..l43%QulcksUver. 3
C. C. C. & St. Louis. 453/4 Pn-ferred 183^
Preferred 94 ; Reading 21&'«
Colo. Fuel <fc Iron.. 38V4 RioGrande&Westn 18
Preferred 100 I Preferred 42
Cotton Oil Cert 22V4Hock Island 783/ 8
Commercial Cable. 150 ißomeWat<feOgdenll7
Del. Hudson 133 V* St. L. & S. W 7y 8
Del.LackifcWeßternlt>9 I Preferred 17»/
Denver<tß.G 16%' St.Paul 767/g
Preferred 63 1 Preferred... 125y»
Distillers 243/i'St. Paul <fc Duluth. 32
General Electric... 38% ! Preferred 95
Erie 126 St. Paul & Omaha.. 4314
Preferred 26 | Preferred 120
Fort Wayne 165 ISt. P. M. <fe jm 114
Great Northern pfd. 124 Silver Certlflcat.... «7%
Greenßay Vi Southern Pacific. 24y«
Harlem 260 Southern R. R 131/4
Hocking Coal »V 2 Preferred 39%
Hocking Valley... 233 j(Suk:ar Refinerv....lOßy
Homestake 27 I Preferred....' ..... 100 i/,
H.<fc Texas Cent_. 2% Tenn.Coal & Iron. 4'2i/.
Illinois Central 1 00 Preferred...: 96
lOwaCentral lOVi Texas Pw:i2c 11%
Preferre-i 32% Tol. A. A.<t N.Mich, 1%
Kansas <4: Texas..- 17s/ Tol. <fe Ohio Cen.... S6
Preferred 375/ Preferred 77 •
Kingston & Pern... 8 ,Tol.St.Louls<tK.O. 9
Lake Erie & Westn 24y a Preferred 17
Preferred 76 Union Pacino 14y
Lake Shore 150 U. P.. Den. eft Gulf. 6
National Lead 3434 U.S. Cordage 8 1
Preferred 42%! Preferred 16
Longlsland 85 1 Guaranteed 3iy 2
Louisville «fe Nash. 63% U. S. Express 47
Louisville Na'<& Ch. 9 y a U. S. Leather 16
Preferred 2 8 y Preferred 85 ■
Manhattan Consol. lll. iU. S. Rubber.. 41%
Memphis <fc Charla. 16 ! Preferred 9'iSA
Mexican Central. 125/ 8 tJtica B. River.. lso
Michigan Central. . 100;^.; Wab. 8. L. & Pac. . ■ 9
Mlnn&aL.....*. | Preferred 23%
Preferred Wells-Fargo ...... 107
Minn. <k St. L com. 25 Western Union.'... 923/.
Ist preferred 861/4 W Is Central 6
2d preferred f,9y a Wheeling <fe L. E.. 1514
Missouri Pacific. 38 | Preferred....: 48? a
Mobile 0hi0..... 23y 2 Am Cotton Oil pfd. 70
Nashville Chau.... 70 W U Beef -8%
National Linseed.. 24 L I Traction- 20
N. J. Central 114 |
CT«SING irnxnu.
U 8 4s, reg 11134iMKT2ds 66Vi
Do, 4s coupon... 11l3 /4 D 0,45..., 45... 89
V S 4snewreg 122% Mutual Union .113
I)o, 4s coupon... 2 J (>nt Gen 65... 118%
* Do. 2s. 97 ''Northern Pac. lsts.llßVs
DO, 65.... 11554, Do, 2ds IOIV4
Ho, 6s c0up0n... .1163/4) Do, 5d5...... .. . 7"' i/i
Cherokee 4s, 1896.100%lNorthwest Consols.l 39
Do. 1897.. 1003> 4 | Do.deb 6b 106
DO. 1898....: 1003/4O lst«... 11l
• Do. J899.. 1003 /4 SiL&lronMtGenss 8:-!
Pacific 6s 0f '96.... 100 St L& S F Gen 65. 1 10
D. C. 3-6 6s 110 St Paul Consols ...127y 2
Ala Class A 4 109 St. P. C. <fe Pa lsts. llß
Do, Class 84, 65.104 ' Do. Pac Cal ists..ll4'
La Consol 4s 98y a Southern R, R. 6s. 96V,
Missouri funding Texas Pacific firsts 91Vi
N Carolina con ti5. .122 " i Texas Pac seconds. 28y«
Do, 4s .....:102 UnlonPaclstof 96. 107
So Carolina 4%5.:. 105 West Shore 4g..... lUB
Term new 90y Mobile A Ohio 45.. 65
Va funding debt... 63 ,R GranaeWesflsta 773/
Do, reg Ches&OSs lin£
Do, deferred 65... 6% Atchison 4s 82Vi
Do, trust rep tR st 6y 4 i Do, 2ds A ..... 33V0
Canada South 2d5..10«3 / 4 qHA S A 65.. 104
Cen Pac lsts of 'Bs. loa Do. 2d 7s. - 104
Den&RG Ist 116 H A Tex Cent ss. 11l
Do, 45...: 9iy Do.con 6«........104 -
Erle2ds....V. 80 Reading 45,,.i..... 88%
Kansas Pa Consols 78y Missouri 85:. ...... 100
Ka Pa lsts Den divlliy - • i
FOREIGN MARKETS.
WHEAT m LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, Exg., Oct. I.— The spot market
is quiet at 5s 3d. Cargoes are firm at 26s 3d Sep
tember-October shipments. ' . . - ->°- ■■'-
' k FUTrEKS. /■'_;.■■_:
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter: Octo
ber, 6s l%d; November, 5s 2y4d: December, 6s
3d; January, 5s 3%d; February, 5s 4Vid.
SKcraiTiKs. o r '* :
LONDON. Eno., Oct. I.— Consols. 107 11-16; sil
rer,3oy 8 French Rentes, lOuf 60c. •
■.COINAGE SOF •' THE MINT. . '
The local Mint coined 92,180,000 In September,
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1895.
against $2,219,500 in September, 1894. For the
first quarter of the current fiscal year the coinage
was 56.402.500. against $5,187,500 in 1894. The
oqartcrs eobiag* was as follows: Double Eagles,
$6,000,000; Half Eagles, $402,500.
STOCKS~OF GKAIN.
Produce Exchange Grain Inspector Abel reports
stocks of Grain in Call Board warehouses October
1 as follows, in tons:
— WHEAT-
I Port Costa. I Stockton.
City.
:>er 1....
1
L 67.818
166,254
1,679
3,334
I Barley. Oats. I Corn.
i 6,840 4,133 401
I 6,621 ■ • 6,045 24K
stem 1......'.
tober 1..;
719
128
The receipts in Beptember were 16.420 tons Bar
ley, 4597 do Oats, 447d0 Corn and 2049 do Bran.
TREASURE SIIIPMENT.
- The Gaelic .took out a treasure list of 9719,481,
consisting of 9606,732 in Mexican Dollars, $5049
in Gold Coin and $107,700 In silver Bullion.
THE COAL TRADE.
Th* private circular of I. Steuart gives the re
ceipts of Coal at this Dort thus far this year at
1,027,700 tons, against 971,800 tons during the
same period ■In 1894.; This year's receipts are
probably- the heav est ever known for an equal
period. The circular says: "The arrivals of Coal
from Anstraiia and Great Britain during the month
have amply supplied the market, prices conse
quently of all kinds of fuel rule low at present with
the prospect of libt ral supplies of Coal continuing
to arrive from, the above mentioned source for
some time to come." ; -
EXCHANGE ADD BULLION.
Sterling Exchange, 60 days — $ 4 87%
Sterling Exchange, sight — 4 88i/fc
New York Exchange, 5ight......... — Par
New York Exchange, telegraphic. — 02M|
Fine silver, spot, a ounce — 66%
Mexican Dollars 64% 643 4
FEODUOE MABKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.
WHEAT— Was weaker yesterday, In sympathy
with a setback at Chicago, No. 1, 93-'< / i@9sc ctl ;
choice, 96i,4c; lower grades, 80©90 c; extra choice
for milling, 97%c@91 02V2 "c* ctl.
CALL BOABD BALKS.
Informal Skssion— lo o'clock — December—
800 tons. 973 Ac. May-100, 91 02%.
Rkqular Imorning Skhsion— December— 9oo
tons. 97V4C: 10l>, 97i e: 400, 975/ c. May-100.
9i.02y 8 ; 200. $1 &iKi\ 200, $1 02' 2 ; 400,
$1 023
▲JTJBBNOOSr Session— May— 2oo tons, $102i g;
600, $1 Oaj 100, 91 01%. December^-400, 97y c;
100,97 c: 200.«»6T c.
BARLEY— ship Machrihanlsh takes for
Leith 67,3'Jl ells Brewing, valued at £46,500.
The stock on hand In rt-milar warehouses October
1 was t!621 tons, uiralnst 5840 tons September 1.
The mai was firmly held for better prices, but
buyers were slow to respond. Feed. 55@5f %c $
ctl; choice, 583i@60c: Brewing, 6'iy 2 r»7Oc; Cheva
lier, $l(g>l 10 tor No. 1 and Uo(jj»73c f, ctl for off
grade.
CALL BOAKD SALES.
Informal Skssiox —10 o'clock— No sales.
! Regular Morning Skssion — No sales.
Aktkknikin Skhsion-Xo sales. ■
OaTS- is ■ t'nir traileon local consumptive
account. The stock on hand is 912 tons larger than
on September!. Milling, 7f>ta.Bsc; fancy Feed, 75
(2 85 c; good to choice, 65@75c: common jo fair,
bs<£6:J%c:; Gray, 65(jt75c; Red, nominal " Black,
80c@$l 20; Borprise, 82%@87%c %l ctl.
CuRN— There' was quite a oreuk In prices yester
day. There were sales at $1 02% at the opening,
but at the close choice Corn, all uescriptlons, was
freely offered at 91, wit • 90c as the best bid.
SYE- Quoted at 75@32y c %* ctl. '
. BUCKWHEAT— B7 %i ctl.
FLOUR AND 3IILI,STUFFS.
FLOUR— Net cash prices are: Family extras,
f 3 3. i@3 45 F>bbl; Bakers' extras, 93 15@3 25;
superfine. $2 25@2 50 '?. bbl.
COKSMEAL. ETC.— Feed Corn, $23@24 *# too;
Cracked Corn, $23 50@24 50 ■» ton.
HAT AND FJSKDSTUFFS.
BRAN— The market is firm at $12 50(3)13 60
V> ton, jobbing rates.
MIDDLINGS— Firm at $16@17 for lower grades
up to 919 50 fl ton for the best. . . ■"-;
FEKDSTUu'FS— Ground and rolled Barley,
912 60@13: Oilcake Meal at the mill lower and
freely offered at 9'JO ton; Cottonseed Oilcake,
$24 f, ton. '
HAY— No change In quotations. Wneat quot
able at 97<S>10 60; Oat, $s(<£B; Wheat and Oat, 97
(g>10: Barley, $6@7 60: Alfalfa, 95@7; Clover, 95
<B>7: Compressed, $7(a9 50; Stock, $4 50<fi>6 %> ton.
AW— 2s®4sc c* bale.
BEANS AND SEEDS.
BEANS— Pinks are firmer and Whites weaKer.
The market continues sensitive and unsettled.
Bayos are quotable at $1<S;1 15 »£ ctl; Small
Whites, 51 75<<tl 85 f» ctl; Pen. $1 50f<z)l 75 <p
ctl: Large Whiles, $1 20»l 30: Pink, 91 20jj)l 30;
Reds. $I@l 15: Blackeye, $1 75@2; Red Kidney,
$1 50fg,l 75; Llmas, $S<*3 75; iiutters, <51 00®
1 85 %* ctl.
SKKDS— Brown Mustard, $1 76@2 ?! ctl : Trieste,
$1 90<&2 10: Yellow Mustard, $1 60$ l 75; Flax,
$1 90? ctl: Canary, 3y @3%c $ lb; Alfalfa, 6Va
(^7'-; Rape, 134@2yic: Hemp, 4c %< lb.
DRIF.D PK AS— Splii leas,- 4®4S/ic. The raw
products nominal. ■
POTATOES, ONIONS, VEGETABLES.
POTATOES— Sweets are quotable at 81 25(31 60
V ctl: Salinas Burbanks, 60@80c; River Bur
banks. 30@45c; Early Rose, 30(o;40c & ctl.
ONlONS— Quoted at 35@46c; Pickle Onions, 25®
40c * ctl. w
VEGETABLES— Stocks of all kinds are less ex
cessive and the market Is fairly steady. Green
Peppers quotable at 35@50c box: Dried Peppers,
12@13c Ib; Green Corn. 60@T6c '# sack;
76&85 C '$ box for Berkeley and $1 60(&l 75 for
Alameda; Tomatoes, 20@S6c; Summer Squash, 40
<js>soc: Green Peas, '.'(a.3c: siring Beans, iy>@2%c:
J.lma Beans. 3c ft Ib; Cucumbers. 25@60c ?! box:
Pickles, 60c tor No. 1 and 25@S5c for No. 2;
Green Okra. 40@60c: Dried Okra, 12% c « Ib; Egg
Plant, 40(ai50c; Cabbage. 75q 1& ctl; Feed Car
rots, 30@40c; Garlic, 2%@3c %4 tt>; Marrowfat
Squash, SfSs(«,ti '# ton.
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.
BUT TER-The market Is firm with moderate i
supplies.
eamery— 21@22%c fl Ib; seconds, 16
@'JOe V Ib- - •.-
IMIRY-Fancy, 19c 9 lb; good to choice, 16®
18c; lower grades, nominal.
Pickled— 14(g>15 f>. rb. r
Firkin— l3<&l4c %* Ib.
CHEESE— Fancy mild new, 7@7y fl lb; com
mon to good, 4%<&6y 2 c i£ Ib: Young America, 6@
8c: Eastern, lO^ISc; Western, 7@Bc.
EGUS-Arrivals do not go off us briskly, and in
fact stocks are rather larger, as the advanced prices
check the demand. Fancy Eastern. 20@21c 'f, doz
fair to choice Kastern, 17%@19c ijl doz: sioreEgus,
18(a27V2C, ranch Eggs, So@34c %S doz, with sales
of extra fine at 35c.
POULTRY AND GAME.
POULTRY— market was strong yesterday.
There was no Eastern on hand and domestic stock
sold well in consequence. Live Turkeys, 13@14c for
Gobblers and 13@14c ~f. ft, for Hens: Geese, «> pair
$1 50@l 75; Ducks, *4<g>s 50; Hens, $4 60(d,6 :
Roosters, young. S4©s: do, old, $4 50@5; Fryers
$4; Broilers, $3 50 tor large and 92@3 for small-
Pigeons, $1 60@2 $ dozen for young and $1 25
for old.
GAME— Hare, $I@l 25; Rabbits, 91 25 »doz;
Gray Geese, $ dozen. p . .
DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS.
ORCHAKD FRUITS-There are not enough
good Bartlett Pears coming In to quote. Water
melons are dirt cheap again and out of favor, owing
to the, cold weather. Quinces are quotable at
25@40c %* box; Cantaloupes, 50c@$l -A case-
Waiermeions, $3@6 %* 100; Nutmegs, .40@50c
f, dox; Peacnes. 35@75n "0 box: Apples. 60c@s I
f> box for good to choice and 25@50c for common
to fair: Winter Penrs. 15@40c; Pomegranates. 40
&60c box. . : .
BERRIES— Cape Cod Cranberries. ?9@9 60 a
bbl. Huckleberries, 2©4 c lb; Raspberries. $3@&-
Strawberries, for Longworths and 83@6 *i ■
chest for large berrit^. ■ - : . .
GRAPES— Both Table and Wine Grapes are in
diminished suoply and higher, and the latter are
particalarly strong. They are scarce and.going to
be scarcer, and buyers are finding it out. Zinfan
del Wine Grapes, Blßte2o.a ion: Mission. $13 &
15: AVhlte Wine Grapes, $10@12; Hweetwaters
and Fontßinebleanx, 20@30c; Black Grapes, 25fci>
36c; Muscats, 25@36c; Isabellas, 40@B5crTOkay
20@4Uc %4 box. • ' *'
CITRUS FRUITS-The Lemon crops of Florida
and Sicily are failures this year, and this fruit is
stiff in consequence. We quote Lemons at $2 50(813
for common and $4@5 a box for good to choice-
Mexican Limes, ?6«g.0 60 a box; Bananas, SI i! 5"
®2 a bunch ; Pineapples, $*@3 1* doz. . .
DRIED FRUITS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETC.
DRIED FRUITS-Sales of large Prunes-60-«0s
and 60-70s-at 4%c and 41/4 C respectively. The
four sizes are dull. Peaches are looking up' a little
on local account, but there is no Eastern call for
; The following prices rule on the Fruit Kxchanee-
Apples, 3c for quartered, 3y c for sliced and 41a®6c
for evaporated: -Peaches, 4C<tsc, and 6c for fancr°
« i'V ie ll 1° , for . tne4 ? I2M: Apricots, B<a9y a c and id
@llc : * lb for fancy Moorpark: Figs, black, 3®3V 2 c
vi« r i/ rJ £!o e an i? H@ a %c for unnressed: White
Jigs, 3y g @4c a lb for pressed: Pears, 7c X R,
«-^^g s?aSS kk
; RAISINS AND DRIED GRAPES-Prlces for
new crop are aa follows: London 1 avers, $1 ma
box; four-crown.v loose., 4c; three-crown, loosf.
niA t o : c , rown ' 2^c ¥ Ib: seedless Sultanas. 3y"c.
Old Raisins arenominal, as follows:, Seedless Alus
catejs, 2c: clusters. ?2; Dehesa clusters, $',; 60 ■' Im
perial clusters,^: Dried Grapes-nominal .
NUTS-Chestnuts.l2M,c^ tt>; new Walnuts, 7c
7?J« °; i^^J'ndScforsoftshell; new Almonris,
«<aßc for Languedoc ana 9@ltjc for p»per-Bhell
Peanuts are quotable at b(wßc for Enstern aud 4@
4y for Callforni*; Hickory Nuts, 6@6c; Pecans
be for rough and •8c for polished : Filberts, B®9c-
Bnt7.il.Nuts, 7i*<fflSc a ri,: Cocoannts. $5 -«i 10G
JlO> — Corno. 9(*loc t> Ib for bright and 8c for
lower grades;. new water-white extracted, sc; licht
amber extracted, 4»/ 4 ®4%n ; dark amber, 4c
BEES WAX- -26®26c 4 Ib. '
• PROVISIONS.'
CURED ME ATS^Bacon is quotable at 8c fl Ib
for heavy and B%c $ tb for light medium, lie for
light, 13c $ Ib for extra light and 13y @14c
Ib for sngar cured; Eastern " Sugar-cured I
Hams, i2@l2%c *» lb: California Hams. 10Vi@ !
lie; Mess Beef, $7@B Q hbl: extra mess do, $8
<a>«; family do, $lv: extra prime Pork, 99 '$ bbl:
extraclehr, $16 bbl: mess, 914 % bbl; Smoked
Beef, 9%@10c H4 Ib.
LA Kastern, tierces, quotable at 6ffl6i>4c
lb for compound, and 8c for pure; pails, B%c: Cal
ifornia, tierces, 6%c for compound 63, 4 @7c for
pure; half bbls, 71/4 C; 10-tt. tins, 7%c: «lo 5-tb, 8c
"ip tb. ■
COTTOLENE— 7%c in tierces, and BS/ c «l in
10- lb tins. . • .. '
HIDKS, TAIXOW.'WOOIi AND HOPS.
HIDES AND SKINS— salted steers, 10c;
cullg and brands. 9c: medium, 9c: cu'ls and brands,
8c: light. 8c; cullsand brands,. 7c: Cowhides, 8c;
culls and brands, 7c: salted Kip, 7c: salted Calf,
9c: salted Veal, 7c; dry Hides, usual selection,
18c; culls and brands. 13c $1 lb: dry Kip, 13c
•ri n>; dry Calf. 18c ft lb; .prime Goatskins, 20@
3ficeach; Kids, 6c: Deerskins, good summer, 30c
f« tt.: medium, 15@26c: winter, 10@16c: Sheep
skins, shearlings. 10@20c each; short wool, SOfrit
40c each; medium, 60@60c each; long wool, 60®
70c each. Culls of all kinds, about y.,c less.
TALLOW— Xo. 1 rendered, 4V4@4yoC: country
Tallow, 4@4i c; refined, 6c; Grease, 5@3% Tj» tt>.
WOOL— We quote Fall as follows: San Joaquln
and Southern, 4@6c tb: free Mountain, 6@7%c;
I'efective do, s@Bc. Quotations for spring clip are:
Humboldt and Mendoclno, l J@l2y c; Nevada, 5@
9c: Valley Oregon, 12@13c$lb.
HOPS-5@7%c fl lb for new. •■
GKNEKAL MERCHANDISE.
BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, 93 90@4: Ban
Quentfn. 94 20: Wool Bags, 24@26c.
COAL— Wellington is quotable at 98 3» ton;
Ni-w Wellington. 88 IS ton: Southfleld Wellington,
97 50: Seattle, 96; Bryant, $6: Coos Bay, $6: Walls
end. 97: Sootch, 97 60: Brymbo, 97 50; Cumber
land, 98 60 in built and»iUso in sks; Pennsyl
vania Anthracite Egg, 914; Welsh Anthracite Egg,
99; Cannel, 98;- Rock Springs, Castle Gate and
Pleasant Valley, 97 60; Coke, 913 in bulk and 916
ft ton In sacks.
COFFEE— C. E. Blckford's Coffee report says:
"Business continues very quiet, due primarily to
the natural temper of the staple in all consuming
markets. The local feeling is somewhat aggravated
by small stocks and the scarcity of qualities useful
to dealers, and the tension will continue until re
lieved by new crop supplies, some distance off
however. Good grades of Guatemala, which con
stitute the bulk of present supplies, preponder
ate and move slowly while cheaper sorts are In re
quest and tend upward. Salvadors are also assum
ing a firmer tone. Actual sales . of these have not
yet shown any advance, but the remaining stock is
held either above quotations or entirely off the
market. To-day's stock consists of 80 Nicaragua,
1671 Salvador 10,666 Guatemala— in all 12,317
bags." We quote as fallows: 20y 2 c "$ Ib for good
washed Costa Rica: 20c for pood Costaßlca; 19®
19y 2 c for cood Costa Rica mixed with black beans;
@18y2C for fair Costa Rica: 14&16y 2 c for com
mon to ordinary Costa Rica: 18y 2 @2oy4C for fair to
good washed Salvador: 19@19i/ic for good bleached
and green unwashed do: 2ii/ 4 (a>2lS4c "^, lbforprim'e
washed Guatemala:^OV4®2O»ic for good to strictly
good washed Guatemala: 18y (g»20c for fair washed
Guatemala: 16y @178 4c for medium Guatemala:
a @l6c for ordinary Guatemala; 9@14%c for
very Inferior to common Guatemala; 21%<§)'22c for
good, to prime washed Peaberry; 20% c for good
unwashed Peaberry.
SUGAR— Western Sugar Refining Comnany
quotes, terms net cash:- Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 56/ g c; Dry Granulated. 6c;
Confectioners' A, 4%c:- Magnolia A, 4c; Kxtra
c, 3%c; Golden 0, 33/ic; half-barrels. 1/4 C more
thsn barrels, and boxes V 2 c more.
SYRUP— Golden, in bbls, 15c; Blaet Strap, 10c
9 gallon. -;-.; .-.■.";-.; , :,
SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.
■ Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh
terers are as follows :
BEEF— First quality. 6@5%c; second quality,
4y 2 c; tliirddo. 3@4c tb.
\ EAL— 4(g>sc: small, s@7c fi Ib.
MUTTON— Wethers, 4@4%c: Ewes, Sy a (a4c
1? tb.
lamb— f» Tb.
PORK— Live Hogs,' 8c for large, 314 c for small
and for feeders; dressed do, 4%@5%c fl lb.
RECEIPTS OF INTERIOR PRODUCE.
FOR ?4 HOURS.
Flonr.qr. sks 15,300|Hldes, no 863
Wheat, ctls l,3soPelts, Ddls..- 4,181
Barley, ctls 2,570 Lime, bbls .120
Oats, Tallow, ctls 81
Beans, sks. 6,900 Leather, rolls 5
Rye, ctls 260 Lumber, M feet... 10
Potatoes, sks-.... 2,:-<92,Hops. bis 120
Onions, sks 402 Sugar, bbls 60
Hay, tons. 327iFlaxseed. sks 516
Wool. bis... 625 Broom Corn, bales 75
Middlings, 5k5..... 86! Chicory, bb15...... 57
Rr»n, ,its 450jRaisins, bxs 1,500
Wine, ga15........ 29,700
*:'iii:K — • . .. '
THE STOCK MARKET.
Yesterday was a weak day for stocks. . The open-
Ing was falrlv steady, but a decline soon set In and
continued all day, the market closing weak at 4
o'clock. No great amount of trading accompanied
the decline. ..^.".f-K
■ ' KOTtS.
Occidental Is assessed 10c. ' ■= - ° :
The Spring Valley Water Company, San Jose
Water Company and Pacific Gas Improvement
Company will pay monthly dividends of 60 cents
each on the 10th.
The delinquent assessment sale of the Bodle Con
solidated Mining Company has been postponed to
October 9.
The American Sugar Refining Company will pay
a quarterly dividend of 3 per cent on common
stock and l»i per cent on preferred stock to-day.
Dividends were paid yesterday as follows: Com
mercial Cable, 13^4 per cent for the quarter: Capi
tal Gas, f 1 for the quarter; Napa Con. Quicksilver,
a quarterly of 10c and an extra one of the same
amount. ■■ , ...
It is reported that work on the 1100 level of the
Con. Virginia shaft will not be resumed, nor will
diamond drilling to the westward begin until some
differences between the Con. Cal. <fc Va. and West
Con. Virginia mining companies are ■adjusted.
Meanwhile the regular work of the mine at other
points wni go on as uiual. ■ .
Humors are current that the Hale <fe Norcrosa
case will be compromised, but the defendants deny
them. ;
BOAKD SALES.
Following were the sales In the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
RTCfiai.ABMOKNINHSKSSTON-COMUfKVfTIKO AT9:3O
200 Andes.... 60 500 Con Imp.. 031500 Potosi 70
200 80die. .... 30J150 H&N... 1.50 700 69
100 8u11i0n... 20 60 1.45 100 S Xev.....93
100Challnge..681800Kenick..ll|600 9ii
800Ch01!ar...59 200 Mexican.. 76 3oo Union 65
120 C0nf1d. . 2.00 Ophlr. . .1.75 100 V Jackeu.4s
AFTRR.VOOif SESSION— 2:3O. . • ■
300 Alpha 200 CO <fe V.2.501200 Occldtl.
100 Andes 46 10 2.60i'.;00 0phir... .1.65
600 45200 Confid.. 1.90 50 1.70
JoOßelcher....sl!loO 1.95|700 Po;osi.. .67
100 100 C P0int. ...40 100 5ava?e....39
150 49200 UAiN .-..1.45 150 Seg 8e1... .08
100 Challnge..66 6oo Julia.. ...OS 400 s JN'ev....9l
200 67 1100 Kentck.. 11 300 Cnion C. 62
200 Con N V..02 600 Mexican.. 72,2oo V Jacket..4l
200 V.2.56 .• V ; -
Following were the Bales in the Pacific Stock
Board yesterday: ..
KEOt'LAR •aESsioN'— lo:3o.
100 Alpha 08 400 Chollar... 750 Potosi ....73
600 Ot; 100 Confld.. 2.00 400 72
200 Andes... 51150 ...:.. 1.97V0U00 .. 71
600 4<*2000 P0int... 45^00 . ... t>9
300 200 .... 44400 68
100 8e1cher.. .551100 42 300 Savage.. 41
200 B&B.1.07y ! 1000 Exchqr..o3,4oo 40
200 ... I.USjSEOH<fcN...I.SOIOOSB*M..OB
400 Bodie 30100 1.47V 2 700 Nev. 92
100 8u11i0n. ...19 800 Mexican.. ?t>2oo ......;... 91
500 8u1wer... 06|300 Occidtl. 200 Uni0n. ...64
200 Challnge..69,ssoOphir... 1.70 450 V Jackc.44
600 68il00 1.67y 200 .....43
200 661500 0vrmn....5!0 i 1100 ....42
600 67| • .1
. ... APTKRSOOS RKBBIOX— 2:3O. . ■
1000 A1ta...... 10.200 Chollar ....54200 Mexican. .74
700 Andes... 47j200C0,tV2.62y |5U0 0cc1dt1....14
500 i 46:100 ... 2.50100 0phir. ..1.70
500 45J100* 2.45 200.... 1.65
150 B & 8..1.05 2GO Confld.. 1.90.700 Overmn 18
600 931150 i...... 1.95400 Potosi... 65
2UO 99ij00 G &C....51!600 .65
700 Bodie 30J300 ...... 49300 Savage....4o
200 8u11i0n.... 18|300 58&.M..07
100 Cha11ge.... 68-500 48J3UU S Nev.... 91
200 67J250 H4X,,. 1.45 350 Union..: 61
£28 choiiar:::!!! -•• 1 -*¥«° Y.Jacket..4l
300 Ch011ar... 66| a . ' . „
CLOSING y DOTATIONS..
= TUESDAY, Oct. l-4p.if.
Bifl.Ankra. Bid.Atktd.
Alph» C0n..... 06 07 Julia. ...02 03
Alta.... 10 11 Justice 06 08
Andes 42 43;KentucK 11 12
Belcher 49 60 Lady Wash.... 01 02
Best <fc Belcher. 98 99 Mexican „ 70 71
80die.... 28 29M0n0.... 10 —
8u11i0n......... 17 IHMt. Diablo 16 —
Bulwer „ Ofi 07 Nevada Uueen. — 05
Caledonia...... 11 14 Occidental..... 14 16
ChßllengeCon. 66 Ophir ......... 1.60 1.65
Ch011ar......... 64 66 overman ..... 15 16
Con. Cat. 4 Va. 2. 45 50 Potosi 65 66-
Con. Imperial. 02 03 i5avaee... ...... , 89 4u
Confidence 1.90 2.00 Beg. Belcher... ' 07 08
Con.New . — -03 Sierra Nevada. .88 89
Crown Point... 40 41 scorpion ' — ■05
Eastßierra>)ev —* 05 Silver Hill 02 04
Exchequer..... 03 04 Silver Kine.... — 20
Kurek.iCon 05 - — Syndicate....... — 04
liou «fc Curry. 47 48 Union Con 60 63
Httle.fc.Norcrs.l.4o. 1.45 Uxah. 06 07
lowa — ." — . 04 Yeliow Jacket. 40. 42
Jackson 20 — . .
bTOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
.. TUESDAY, Oct. 1-2 p. if.
TTNITED STATES BON'
Bid. A iked. I Bid Asked.
VS 4b coup.. 110% — |U S4sreg...llOS / — •
• . MISUKLLAXEOD9 BONDS. ' '•
Cal-stCblfrssaiO — Do,2d lssas..lOl '< '■ — '■%
Cal ElecLßslO7i/ilO9 |P& 0Ky65..110 120 .
Cntra C 6s — , 101 P<tCh Ry6s. 97y 101 I
Dpnt-stex-cp 77 96 Pwl-stHK 65. . — 116W
KdsnLAP6s.lo6i/ 2 108 Eeno,WL«tLlo2 106
F4CH RR6SIO3 — River\VCo6s — 100 ,
Geacy-stßss. 97y 3 — SF*NPRRSsIO2y 2 — .
JLosAng 1,65. — ... — BPRRAriz6s - . 100
Do.Gnted.6s. — 102^HPRKCams.ll0 ' — *
Mkt-stCble6sl23V4 - SPRRCaI6s. 87y 10O ;
NevCNgßßs. — .• 102 ilJo, Icon 87>, 100
NPCRR6s.IOO — SPBrRCaIOs. — .96
NvßCa16«..102 105 SV Water 65.. 121 " -
N Cal 55.. — — , SVWater4s.. 99% — :
Oak Gas 55..104 — BtktnG&E 6s — 102 V»
Do, 55..104 — SunstT&T6s — - 103
Omnibus 65.. 120 123 " Sutter-stßSs.l 12^4
PacßollMtts.J.Oa -y- VlsallaWCe. -™ Vi
>' '■■■ . ■ ■'■-•■ "■-■, WATKR STOCKS. .' ; -t ■ .' .. '
Contra Costa. 58 • 61 |San J05e. .... 92%100
Warm C 0.... 60 — |sprng Valley 100%101
. -' . GAS STOCKS.
Capital....... — 40. PaciflcLJght. 45% 46
Central....... 95 — -S-anFrancsco 70Va 70%
OakGJL&H. 46% — Stockton 18 23
Gas imp. 77 78 • ! ; '
' msUBANCK STOCKS.
Firema::!sFd.ls7%- — . |Sun . .... 65 '— ; ,. ;
COSIMKRCIA,!, BANK STOCKS.
Amerß&TC. — — iLondonPAA.l26% — ■
AiiKlo-Cal. .. 57 68Vi'l-«ndon<feSF. — 31
BankofCal.. — 230 Merch Ex... 12V& —
CatßD.fcTCo. 53 — iXevada — —
FiratNationl.l7B — bather B Co- — — •
Graueers — — I
SAVIKOB BANK STOCKS.
Gerß&LCou. " — 1610 Sav&Lonn.. — 150
Uumbs<&L.looo — Security 240 2B&
Mutual...... — 4.3V-5 Union Trust. 825 — '
bFSavUnlon4B9 505 1 ,
.= STBKET RAiI.KOA STOCKS.
California.... 1041^ - Oak.SLAHav — , 100
G«ary-Bt. 60. 75 IPresidio. .... — 16
Marltet-5t.... 41 Sutler-si — —
■ . POWSKK STOCKS.
Atlantic V... '13 16 ,Juuson. — —
California.... 80 100 Vlgorlt 45c 650
Giant 1234 13 I
. , HISCKLLANEOUS STOCKS.
BJkDCoalCo. — 10 PacAuxFA.. IS4 _
-Cal Cot Mills. — — Pac Borax... 98 100 .
CalDryDock — — PacI&NCo. - 30
Kdisonliight. 95 97V* Pac Roll Mia 17% — .
GaaConAssn. — • «■ • ■ Parf Paint Co — 9
HawCASCo.. — 7V 8 Pac Trans Co — '2Qy.
HutchSPCo.. 13 131/8 Pac,T<sT Co. - 60
Jud»onMfgC. — — SunseiTißT. 30 45
MerExAssn.lOO 110 UnitedOCo.. — '2b
OceanicSSCo — 25 |
MORNrNO SF-SSIOX.
Board— 3o Giant Powder Con, 12V a ; 100 Hntch
fnson S P Co. 13; 50 do. 12%: 20 Pacific Gas Imp,
77 y a ; 80 S F Gaslight, s5, 703/ 8 : 10 do, 708/«; 100
S V Water, IOOS4. *
Street— Hiuchinson S P Co, 13.
[ AFTBRHOOX SESMIOX.
Board— so Hutchinson 8 P Co, 13; 60 Pacific
Lighting Co, 46% ; 70 do, 46% ; 150 do, 46.
■V. - ■•' ; '■ : — - — » '* » .
THE CAM, CALENDAB.
October, 1895.
Moon's Phases.
fiSx October 3.
VI? Full Moon.
11
12
/JV October 11,
>*»> Last Quarter.
17
©
October 17,
New Moon.
22
24
3 October 25,
v___" First Quarter.
28
OCKAN STKA&IKKS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
ivauuLui
Homer
Nationality
Santa Rosa..
Umatilla....
Point ix. ma.
Farjillou
North Forte.
Arago
Areata.:....
Ht Paul :
Del Norte .
P0m0na.....
Mexico
State of Cal
CltyPuebla..
Eureka
San Juan...
Columbia...-
IVUUU-Ul :
I Coos Bay ]
I Humboldtßay
I San Diego '
Vie <E Pgt Snd
Grays Harbor. i
Tao ulna Bay..
Humboldtßay
Coos Kav :
Coos Bay
Newport i
Grays Harbor.
Humboldtßay
San Diego
Portland
Vie A Pgt Snd ,
Newport |
Panama.......
Portland
Oct 2, 2pm 'Pier 2
j Oct 2,. brxi Steuart
Oct 2.12 M Pier 28
Oct 2.11 am Pier 11
Oct 2. 9am Pier 9
Oct 2,12 m; Pier 2
Oct 2, 6pm Pier 2
i Oct 3, 9am Pier 2
Oct 3,10* m Pier 13
Oct 4,10 am. Pier 13
Oct 4, 9am Pier 11
Oct 5, 6pm Pier 28
Oct 6. 2pm Pier 9
Oct 6.11 am Pier 11
Oct' 6.10 am Pier 24
(Oct 7. 9am Pier 9
I Oct 8. Bam Pier 11
Oct 8,12 m P M. SS
Oct ll.loAM.Pler 24
SHEA3IKRS TO AKKIVJ-;.
8TIAMER I
San Juan
htPaui
Arcata
Bandorille ,
Citvof PueDia..
State of Cal
Del Norte.......
Mexico
Pomona..,.
Kureka....
City of Everett
National City..;
Mackinaw
Crescent City...
Santa Ko.ia. .
Columbia.
Colon
Walla Walla....
Farallon
Araco....;.*; ... .
AnstmUa... :
North Fork :
Panama
Newport. '.;
coos Bay
Coqntlle River.
Victoria «& Pn?et Sound
Portland.:
Grays Haroor
San Diego
Humboldt Bay,
Newport
Panama
Humboldt Bay
facoma
Crescent City-
San Diego-
Portland
Panama
Victoria & Puget Sound
i YaquiiiR Bay
Coon Bay
I Honolulu.
HiimboMt Bay
..Oct
..Oct
..Oct
. .Oct
..Oct
..Oct
..Oct
..Oct
..Oct
..Oct
..Oct
..Oct
..Oct
..Oct
..Oct
..Oct
..Oct
..Oct
..Oct
..Oct
..Oot
..Per,
2
'i
2
3
3
8
3
I
I
6
•>
6
7
7
8
8
8
8
8
e
■
9
SUN AND' TIDE TAHLE.
4.49a
'•;
5.47a
HYDBOGKAPHIC BULLETIN.
Bbastch Hybrooraphtc Office, U. S. N.,")
Mekc Hants" Exchange. >
San Fbaxcjsco. October 1. 1895. )
The time ball on Telegraph Hill was dropped
exactly at noon to-day—l. c., at noon of the I'iOth
meridian, or at exactly 8 p. m., Greenwich time.
A. F. tKCBTELEB,
Lle.ntenant U. S, N.. in charge.
SHIPPINO INTELLIGENCE.
- , ■-■■ Arrived.
TUESDAY, October 1.
Stmr Farallon, Roberts, 45 hours from Yaqulna
Bay; pass and radse, to C J Hendry, Sons <fe Co.
Stmr. Alcazar, uimderson, 14 hours from Green
wood: 212 cds bark, to 1.. E White Lumber CO.
Stnir Liikme, Bonifield, 23Va days from Herschel
Island, via Una'aska 9Vb days; pass and mdse, to
»rth Pacific. Trading Co.
Stmr Ctty ot Peking, Ward, 25 days from Hong
kong, via Yokohama 15 days; pass and mdse, to P
Mss Co.
Stmr Araeo. Reed. .43 hours from Coos Baj-; pass
and mdse. to Orecon Coa.l and Nay Co.
Stmr San Benlto, Smith, 86 hours from Tacoma;
4800 tons coal, to S P Co. Oakland direct.
Bark Columbia, Gove, 9 days from Port Blokeley ;
750 M ft lumber, to Renton, Holmes & Co.
• Bktn Gleaner, Merrlman, 10 days from Knapp
ton: lumber, to Simpson Lumber Co.
" Schr John A, Hellquist, 96 hours frm Hamboldt;
420 M ft lumber; to Geo L Sweet.
Schr Emma Utter, Allen, 5 days from Coos Bay ;
348 M ft lumbur, to Golden' Gate Lumber Co.
Schr Mary Etta, Wetzel, 24 hours from Collins
Landing: 76 cds wood, to B»nd»r Bros.
Schr Chas R Wiljon, Johnson, 8 days from
Grays Harbor: lumber, to Wilson Bros & Co.
Schr Sadie, Smith. 7 days from Grays Harbor;
37b M ft lumber, to Simpson Lumber Co. -
*.' - ';< Cleared.
i L TUESDAY, October 1.
Ktmr Pomona, Hannah, Eureka; Uoodall, Perkins
Co. . ; ...
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, San Diego; Good
all, Perkins & Co. :
Br stmr Gaelic, Pearne, Yokohama and Hong
kong; O4OSS Co. ' •
titmr Umatilla, Hunter, Victoria and Port Town
! send ; Goodall, PerVinsA Co. - ■■--■. jz-f- ■'.'. ■■ "..' .- ■
Ger ship Alice, Kuhlmann, Queenstown; Ep
plneer <fc Co. ;' -.-:■ . .. »-•'"
Bktn 8 N Castle, Hubbard, Honolulu; J D
Spreckels <t Bros Co. j ■
Stilled.
* i : y& ■■■■' ? TUESDAY, October 1.
Stmr Coos Bay, Duggan, Santa Cruz.
Stmr Truckee, Thomas, Tillarnook.
Stmr .N*uslx><--, Fosen, sal. . • .
StmrGeo W Elder, Lewis, Portland.
: Stmr Pomona. .Hannah, Eureka.
Br stmr Gaelic, Pearne, Yokohama and Hong
kong. \ ' .
Stmr Columbia; Bollen, Astoria.
Stmr Laguna, Peterson. " , 0.-\
Ship Spartan. Polite,' Seattle.
■ Bark Olympic, Gibbs, Port Townsend.
' Bktn Tropic Bird,- Burns, Tahiti.
- Bktn Kltkitat, Cirtlur, Port Gamble. .
Schr Annie Gee, Munson, Portland.
Schr Ruby A Cousins, Knudsen, Coos Bay.'
Schr •; Christina Stiffens, Rasmussen, Russian
Landing. ■ • . " :
Schr Kate and Anna, Lutjena, hunting voyage
and otter bunting.
.Schr Lena Sweasey, Johnson, Seattle.
Schr Moro, Jorgenspn.'Westport.
Bchr Barbara Hernst#r, Jensen, Bowens Landing.
Schr. Uranus, Jorgensen, Grays Harbor. -
. " ' . Telegraphic. .. . O
POINT LOBOS— October I—lo r h— Weather
bazy : wind W :, Telocity 8 mties cer hour.
■ - ' ". . . Charter*.
The Bktn WH Dimo'nd leads mase for Honolnlu :
ship Conqueror, lunfber on the Sound for Sydney,
30s. • - > ■ ■ :
The Ger ship Bertha loada lumber on the Sound
for Adelaide, 40s. . ; . .
;-'-.«• l Spoken. ri'r.-.fW-
Jiily 31— 43 860W, Br ship Galgate, from New
York for Portland, Or. ' , ■
Sept 17—3 N 30 W. Brshlp Drumcralg, hence
June 12 for Queenstown.
Sept 19—14 N 26 W. Br ship Andrina, from Gal
veston for San Francisco.
Sept 19-49 N 10 \V. Br ship William Law, from
Liverpool for ban Francisco.
■ - , Domestic. Port*.
ASTORlA— Arrived Oct . I— Stmr , Signal, from
Puget Sound; Fr bark Ville de Rouen, from Dun
kirk. - ■ v •• , ■ .■••■ ■
! sailed Oct 1-Stmr State of California, for San
Francisco. - . ■■..'.■■ . ■■
REDONDO— SaiIed Oct 1— Bktn Catherine Sud
den," for Seattle. A .
SAN PEDRO— Sailed Oct I— Schr Vine, for San
Francisco. . ■•*. .-■ - ■ ■ - o
•jEATTUS— Sailed Sept 28— Bark Gatherer, for
San Francisco. ■• ' • . .
: Arrived Oct I— Stmr Al-Ki, from Alaska. !
NEWPORT— SaiIed Oct I— Stmr Caspar, for
Point Rur. ■+ ■■: :. . , . .: , '
. CASPAR— Arrived Oct I— Schr Abble, from San
Pedro. ■■■.-■-'< {,'
UkaJj— Arrived Oct . I— Stmr Newsboy, hence
SeptSO.. * ■::-■ -•>'*:.■■ -. . ... ;-.
.: BOWENS LANDlNG— Arrived Oct I— Schr
Golden Gate, hence, Sept 2B. • ' \*-.r-:-
FORT BKAGG— Sailed Oct Stmr Navarro, for
San Francisco. ■•-' *■• • ■ ■ .
. VENTURA— SaiIed Oct I— Stmr South Coast.
- TACO-MA— Sailed Oct I— Bktn Uncle John, for
Santa Barbara; schr Reporter, for San Pedro. - .•>
EUREKA— Arrived Oct I— Stmr Excelsior, hce
Sept 29. ■■ ■■■ ■•■-■• •* ■-■ *: i -..••■-. -:--. .- :•,„ x
■UNALASKA— Arrived Sept' 21— Stmr Bertha
hence Sept 7> and Teports a rough voyage.
NEW WHATCOM- Sailed Sept 30-Schr Glen
dale, for San Francisco. <-- .-.,;:
POINT ARENA-Arrived Oct 1-Schr Bobolink, 1
hence Sept 28. *v •■«••" - ■■•■'■■ •" .
, TATOOSH— Oct 1-Nor stmr Peter Jeb
' ■ ■- '-\ ±~
sen, bence Sept 28 for Nanalmo; stmr Mineola, fm
Port Los Angeles for Comox.
PORT OAMBLK— Arrived Oct I— Schr Joieph
Knss. from San Diego.
.Sailed Oct I— Schr Spokane, for Htonoluln.
ROCKPOIiT— Arnvsd Oct I— stmr Scoiia, hence
Sept 30.
Eastern Ports.
NKW YORK— Arrived Oct 1-Stmr Columbia,
from Colon.
Forelgru Ports.
QCEENSTOWN— Arrived Sept 29— Ht bark Cu
pica, from Portland, Or.
Saiied Sept 30— Br ship Achnashie, for Birken
head.
YOKOHAMA— Arrived Sept 30— Br stmr Em
press of China, from Vancouver.
Sailed s^pt 27— Br stmr China, for San Francisco
via Honolulu.
ISLK OF WIGHT— Pawd Sept 30— Br stmr Port
Stephens, hence July 18 for Leith.
I'ORT PI HlE— Sailed Sept 27— Br ihip Snalgow,
for ."-nil Francisco via Newcastle. NSW.
SWAXska— .bailed Sept 28— Br ship Buteshire,
for San KruiuMsco.
.SKWCASTLK, XSW— Sailed Sept 30— Br ships
Elginshire and Uoss-shire, for San Franciaco.
Movements of Trans- Atlantic Steamers.
NEW YORK-Sailed Oct I— Stmr Aller, lor
Bremen.
BKISMERH A VEN- Arrived out Oct 1-Stmr
Ems.
BOULOGNE— Arrived out Oct I— Stmr Maaa
dam.
STETTlN— Arrived out Oct I— Stmr Georgia.
ANTWKRP- Arrived out Oct I— Stmrs South
wark and Amalri.
MA KSEILLES— SaiIed Oct I— Stmr Alesla, for
N>u York.
LIZAKD- Passed Oct I— Stmr Havel, from New
York for Southampton and Bremen.
BROW UK A I>— Passed ■ >ct I— Mimr Bervia, from
New far Queenstowu and Liverpool.
UL'NNET HK AD— Passe. 1 Oct I— Stmr Palatia,
from Sew York for Hamburg.
Importations.
HONOLULU— Per bktn Archer— 7 ca dry goods,
7244 sks sugar.
YAQUINA BAY— Per Fara'.lon— B7o sks oats,
4009 sks wheat, 306 hf-sks 2334 qr-sks flour, 253
sks bark, 7 empty tanks, 3 tolls trees, 1 bx S M
heads, 12 rolls leather, 2 coops chickens, 7 cords
stavebolts, 6cs eggs, 19 bdls dry hides, 3 oiltanks.
b bTS apples.
BANDON— Per Arago— 3 csl bx blankets, 1 bale
flannels.
Coos Bay— 7oo tons coal, 3 pkgs express, 4 bags
coin, 25 bxs butter, 188 bxs apples, 5 bdls pelts. 1
cs sains, 15K pkgs mdse, 45 M ft lumber, 3 bis oil
clothing, 13 bxs cheese, 5 sks bark, 2 his platet.
ConAigneeM.
Per Archer— Williams, Dimond <fc Co; Collector
of Customs; Welch & Co.
Per Karallon— Moore, Ferguson <fc Co; New Home
S M Co; Stauffer <& Co; C J Leist & Co; Pacific W
C Co; Allen * Lewis: Brown & Adams; G F Simp
son <t Co; Holbrook. Merrill & Stetson; Mail, Sad
ler & Co; W C Price A Co; Smith's Cash Store ; C II
Pearce: J Everrtinj? & Co: W B Sumner & Co; .1 P
Thomas: D E Allison <fe Co; sfcaudaiti Oil Co; Mor
gan Oyster Co.
Per Arugo— Amer Press Assn ; Standard Oil Co:
De Bernard! & Co; H Kirchmann & Co: Hills Bros:
H Dmard ; L G Sresovich & Co : Thomas Loughran ;
M P Detels: Marshall, Teggart <fc Co; United States
Brewery; Wieland Brewing Co: Wells, Fargo & Co; 1
OC&NCo; Uoodyear Rubber Co; Golden Gate I
Lumber Co: Holt Bros <fe Co: Otto Schroeder; OKI
Worden<fcCo; Union Brewery; Baudon Woolen
mills; Sam Davis.
For Late Shipping Intelligence See Fifteenth Pane-
LKGAL NOTICES.
ATOTICE TO CREDITORS — ESTATE OF
IN LOUISE E. DTJFF, deceased. No. 16315. De-
partment No. 10. Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, JENNIE HENDERSON MCI4KOD,
executrix of the estate of LOUIsK K. lil'KK, il<-
ceased, to the creditors of, and all persons havinij
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within four (4) months
at'ti-r the tirst publication of this notice to the said
executrix, at the office of her attorney at law, P.
ALKXANDRE EERGEPOT, rooms 142 143,
Crocker building, the same beinic her place for the
transaction of tiie business of the said estate in the
City and County Of San Francisco, State of Califor-
JENNIE HENDERSON McLEOD, executrix of
the estate of LOUISE E. DUFF, deceased.
Dated Ht San Francisco, September 3, 1895.
■p|EPAnfME>T NO. 9, PROBATE. IN THE
XJ Superior Court, in and for the City and County
of San Francisco, State of California. *
In the matter of the estate of GIOVANNI
ROCCA, deceased.
Notice is hereby Riven, that FRIDAY, the 11th
day of October, A. D. 1895. at 10 o'clock a. m. of
said day, and the courtroom of Department No. 9
of said court, at the New City Hail, in the City and
County of San Francisco, .state of Calltornia, have
been appointed as thf time and place for pro v ins;
the will of Baid GIOVANNI ROCCA. deceased,
and for hear us the application of Horace J. Per-
azzi for the issuance to him of letters testamentary
thereon.
Dated September 30, A. D. 1895.
[SealJ CHARLES F. CURRY. Clerk,
By F. B. HOUGHTOX, Deputy Clerk.
A. RI'EF, attorney for petitioner, 402 Mont-
gomery St., San Francisco.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP (MPAH
STEAMERS . WILL : SAIL FROM ' V9fjSa_
Broadway wharf, ban Jiraacisco, as *?rlHr
follows ' ' '•• "" ■' ' ' ' ''-<••-' - ,
For Mary Island, Lorlnir, Wrangel, Juneati,.Kll-'
lisnooand Sitka (Alaska), at 9 a.m. Oct. '2, 17,
Nov. 1, 16, Dec. 1. 16, 31. 7."'
■ For Victoria and Vancouver (B. C), Port Town-
send, Seattle, Tacoma. Everett, Anacortes and New
Whatcom (Bellingham Day, Wash.), 9 a. m.
Oct. 2. 7. 12, 17, 22, 27, and every fifth day
thereafter, connecting at Vancouve»with the C. P.
R. R.. at Tacoma with N. P. R. R.. at Seattle with
G. N. Hy.,at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers.
For Eureka, Arcataand Fields Landin; (Hum-
boldt Bay) Btr. Pomona, 2 p. m., Oct. 1, 6, 11, 16,
21. 26.
For Santa Cnie, Monterey, San Simeon, Cayucos,
Port Harford (Han Luis Oblspo), Gaviota, Santa
Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, San Pedro,. East san
Pedro (Los Angeles) ana Newport, 8 a. m., Sept. 26,
30. At 9 a. m., Oct. 4. 8. 12, 16, 20, 24, 28 and
every fourth day thereafter.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Harford
(San l.vis Obispo), Santa Barbara, • Port Los
An«eles, Redondo (Los Angeles) and Newport. 11
A. M., Sept. 24, 28. Oct. 2, ti. 10. 14, 18, 22, 26, 30.
Nov. 3. 7. 11, 15, 19, 23, 27, and every fourth day
thereafter.
For Knseuada, San Jose del Cabo, Mazatlan, La
Paz. Altata and Ouayn<as (Mexico), str. Willam-
ette Valley, 10 a. m.. 25th of each month. -
Ticket office, Palace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO.. Gen'l Agents.
■ • ■ 10 Market St., San Francisco.
OP JS. fVI TO PORTLAND
• ¥\w QL I\L and ASTORA.
QTEAMSHIPS DEPART . FROM BPEAR-
O street wharr at 10 a. m. every five days, con-
necting at PORTLAND with direct rail lines to all
points in OREGON, WASHINGTON, IDAHO.
MONTANA, and all Eastern points, Including Chi-
cago, New York and Boston.' . i '
Rate of California sails Sept. 6, 16, 26, Oct. 6. r
Columbia sails Sept. 11, 21, Oct. 1, 11.
Fnre in cabin, Including berth and meals, $15 00.
Steerage. ¥7 60;
■ For through rates and all other information apply
to the undersigned. • ~ ' ■
■ Goodall, Perkins Co. Fxicd. F. Cojtstoh,
Gfn'l Snpts., ■ Gen'l Agent.
10 Market, st. 19 Montgomery st.
. OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPAQ.
■ ;^L**SS^aw Coolcnrdfo gold' fieldi
' (Fremnntle), Austra-
Mr- 3 ?? UA»t»> -Ji Baj $220 «rst class. :
_Hr?" mONTTi \\Vo' $110 steerage, . Lowest
JKS J^^sWassa^^l-U w rates to Ca P eCOVTa >
mJBKff T l^^.*. \ffla, Steamship Australia,
WjEwf »*AiT\l\ V«n Honolulu- only, Tues-
' lHaVv. ' ll^Sy ' /ES Australian steamer.
Ti6sx£y&¥&*~~/J%y ALA ME DA. sails via
wi^^r^^ffiJr Honolulu and Auck-
2_Sa«P^ land, Thursday, Octo-
ber-17, at 2 p. m. >- .
Bpkcial Pa»tib».— Reduced special rates • for
parties (><•[. i;> and Nov. . ' ,
Ticket office, 114 Montgomery street.' •
•■ . *s „ «-, Freight office, 327 Market street.
J. t). BPRECKKLS <fc ijßos.. General Agents.
WfIrTE_STAR USE.
United States and Kdt.il Mail Steamers
• ISKTWICKN' • '
New York, Oueenstown & Liverpool,
SAILING KVERY. WEKK. .
CABIN, $60 AND UPWARD, ACCORD- fffOS^ ■
ing to steamer and accommodations KOtGB
selected: second cabin, $35 and $40: Majestic and
Teutonic $5 . Steerage Tickets from England, Ire-
land, Scotland, -Sweden, Norway and Denmark
through to San Francisco at lowest rates. Tickets,
tailing dates and cabin plans may be procured
from W. H. AVERY, Pacific Mail Dock, or at the
General Office of the Company, 613 Market st-
under Grand Hotel. G. W. FLETCHER,
_____^ General for Pacilic Coast.
ROYAL MAIL STEA»_PACRET COBPAXI,
STEAMER 3 LEAVE ASPINWALI. /ML
fonni<iitly for th«.Wfest Indies and &Sm3k
Southampton, calling en route at C^rbourgh.
France, aud Plymouth to land passengers. - ■
Through bills of lad'.ng, In connection with th«
Pacific Mail S. 8. Co., issued for freight and treas-
ure to direct ports In England and Germany. ,
Through tickets from San Francisco to l'lyinoatb,
Cherbourg, Southampton. First class, $195; thlri
Otaas, W7 60. For further particulars apply u»
. PABKOTT & CO., Agents,
308 California st. •
STOCKTOS sraMERS
Leave Pier No. 3, Washingrton St.
At 5 P. J>l« lliiil), Except Sunday. '
Js^sT Accommodations Reserved by Telephone.
STKAMEK ■:
T. C. Walker. J. D. Peters,
Mary Garratt. City of Stockton.
Return steamer leayes Stockton Sundara 6p w.
Tiiflephone Main 805. Cai. Nay. and "i mD t. cj
YALLEJO A^D MAKE ISLAND.
STR. . M6^fTICEI,IiO, ' ■ •
• Daily, except Sunday— lo a.- X., 4 p it
■ Sunday— B p.m. x ". :
Landlnff, Mission 1, Pier 3. •
, :' OCEAN STEAMSHXPBJ^^^
COMPAGIIEGEmALETPti^ATLASTIQDE
frencU ilne to Havre. .
COM PAN v.^ .-.»■. K(.>rAV '■>,*■* .=.»<!. 1 H jg/Fg^
\J Kiver, foot of Morton st. Travelers by «IWg
this line avoid boih transit by EnffiisJi rall»- uud .
the discomfort of crossl as tlif channel in a unau m
boat. -New York 10 Alexandria, Esypt, via I aris, '
Jlrst-classsl6o; second-class :.'«./ .. ■
LA TOURAINE, Capt. Santelli. at_i"
v * October 12. 8s 00 a. it
LAGASCOGNE, Capt. 8audeWu. ;..... .?.... ....
'.-.;.;." .- (>«-tober 19, 6:00 - i«. . .
La CHAMPAGNE, Capt. Laurent
a,a vxiA ......".....October 28. 8:00 a. ic
LA BOUROOONE, Capt. Lehoeuf "•"'" I
: ; 4 ..:., \o . ember V, 5:00 A. li
JS3-* I'ox iurther particulars n;>ply to.' .„'■"
A. FOKC'ET.Aeent, •
. No. 3 Bowling Green, New York,
J. F. FUOAZI «fc Ca, Agents,. 6 Montgomery
avenue. San Francisco. ■ ■ '• '■ ' "
OCEAN STEAMSHIPg^ * '•_':'_ .
SMFRIEISCO & SOUTH PA-
-1 CIFIC RAILWAY CO. ; •;:
Tlbaron Ferry— Foot of Market St.
San Francisco to San-Rafael.
WEEK DAYS-7:40, 9:20, 11:00 a. »f.: 12:3!\
3:30, 5:10, 0:30 p. m. Thursdays— Extra trij
at 11:30 p. m. Saturdays— Extra trips, at 1:M
and 11 :80 P. M. " ' . ' -■ „,..■„■
BTJNDAYS-8:00, 9;30, 11:00 a. M.; 1:30,, 8;5^
6:00, 6:20 p. m. : • . ... : . ...'".'
San Rafael to San Francliico.
WEEK DAY&-6:25, 7:55, 9:30, 11:10 A. K.|
12:45, 3:40, 6:10 p. M. Sat Extra trlpi
at 1:55 p.m. and 6:35 P. if. .-'• •■• ■ •
SUNDAYS— B:IO, 9:40, 11:10 A. U.t 1:40, 3:40,
6:00, 6:'.»6 p. M. ; •• : ... . . ' •
Between San Francisco and Schuetzen Park . sama
schedule as above. . ■■ .-• ' ■"■ ■■' -..-"• [ . . ■
Ban Francisco. -r —.- *. -• San Arrive '-^ '
Ban Francisco. m"^ Sah Franciaco.
Week i Su.v- D ., I ,h? l atLoa StTN " i tf"M
Days. | payb. Pwtlnatlonj. ■ PATg . | Days. ..
7:4oa^ 8:00 Novato, 10:40 8:50 am ' : [ .
3:30 pit 9:SO am' Petaluma, 6:05 p.m 10:30 am. ■
6:10 pm; 5:00 pm Santa Rosa. 7:30 PM, 6:16- pm
: Fulton, •■ C ■'.■•
7:40 am Windsor, • 10:30 A* ,
Heald.ibun;, X : ". " ;," :
* . :■■-■ Geyserville, -' " " . . . • • .
8:30 pm 8:00 am Cloverdale. 7:30 pm 6:15 PM
" ■ ~~~\ : Pieta, ' '.-..' .. • .' ♦•
7:40 am Hopland «fc : 10:30 am
3:30 pm 8:00 I Riah. .. 7:30 pm 6:16 pm
7:40 am j ~ ?■ ~ 1 10:30 am
j ■■•• 8:00 am Guernevllle. 7;.Sopm I ■ •; •
B:3opm I [ :. I
7T40 am 8:00 am Sonoma 10:4Qam] 8:50 am
6:10 pm 5:00 pm and ; . 6:05 pm l 6:15 Pat
I,- Glen Ellen. .. r ■ . .
7 :40 am 1 8 :00 am ! c ohl ,. tnno i ' : 1 10 A 0 AM I IO :30 AM
8:30 pwift-OO pm| Sebasto ol - | (5:05 I'M 6:16.pm
Stages connect at San Rafael for B.olihas_ _^ .
btaxes connect at Santa Rosa.for Mark weal
P Stafe's connect at OeyservlUe for. Skag?s Sprfnga, .
Stages connect at Opyservill" for Skas^s Spring*
Stages connect at Cloverdale for tb" Geysers. .
Stages connect at Pleta for Highland Springs,
Kelseyville. Soda Bay, Lakeport. . -;.-"-
stages connect at Hopiand for Lakeport ana
Bartlett Springs. ' •' -. -
Stages connect at Ukiah for Vichy Spring Bine
: Lakes, Laurel Dell, Upper Lake, Boenevllle, Green-
wood, Mendoclno City. Fort BraKK. Usal, Westport,
: Cahto, Willetts, Calpella, Porno, Potter Valley, Joha
j Day's, Lively's, Gravelly Valley, Harris, Blocks*
1 burg, Bridgeville. Hydesvllleand Eureka.
Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets at reduced
On Sundays round-trip tickets to. all points b*>
yond San Rafael at half rates. . ■•-. ..
Sptecial Sunday El Campo Service.
I STEAMER UKIAH leaves Tiburon ferry every
1 Bnnday-10:30 a. m., 12:10, 2:00 and 4:00 p. v.
Beturn Leave El Campo at 1:00, 3:00 and
• :00 p.m. ' ■
Ticket Offices, 650 Market St., Chronicle buildin* .
H. OL WHITING. R.X.BYAIT,
Gen. Manager. ' Gen, Pass. Agent.
gOCTHKBM PACIFIC CMPMT.
(PACIFIO SYSTEM.) '■•" -'.'■"
TmliM leave mil nre line to »rrlve at
SAN FICANC-IN«'O. ; . . r-
leave — Fhom Jfly 27, 1895, — . ■ arrtv
•6:30 a SanLeandro, Haywards k WaySfns •• 9:13 a
7:00 a Atlautio Kipregs. Ogiljn and Kant.. lO:3Op
7:00 a Cenida. VacaTilie, Rumsoy. Sacra- ;
. mento, and Redding via Daris..-.. 7:13r
7:30 a Martinez, San Ramon," Jfapa, Call*- : '
togaandSanta Hosa ". S:l3p ;:
7:30 a San Leandro, Haywards * Way St'os * lOISa '
■:»OANile», San .loiur, Btockton, lone, ■■ '" .' '..
Sacramento, MarysTiile, lied ltiuS ■'. : .w
aud Orofflle ..:,... 4jl»p ;
•8:30 a Peters and Milton .............. *7:15f ::
0:00 a San Leaadro, Haywards 4 Way Hfns '.11:43 a
V:OOa New Orleans Kzprcss, Raymond,
• '•'./, (for Vosemlte). ' Santa harbara,
'■'-■".. ■ ' ' Los Angeles, Deniing, . Xl Pa.no, • '• ■
... .. New Orleans and Ea5t....... „.. 16i4*>A
. 9:OOa Martinez ar.d Stockton:-. . . ." IO:4Sa
10:OOa San Lcaudro, Hayw&rds and JTlles. . . l:4sj>
'12:00k San Leandro, Haywards 4 Way St'ns S:43p
l:OOp San Jose and LiTermora..:.,. 8:43 a
•1:OOp Sacramento KiTer Steamers.. .';..... *9:00p
tl:»Op Port Costa Way Stations.'. .'. .... f7:43p
3:OOp San Leandro, Haywards& Way St'ns 3:43p
4:OOp San Leandro, Haywards & Way Kt'ns ■ «i 45 »
i 4:00r Martiuez, San Ramon. Vallejo, i. *■
r •-■ Napa, Calistoga, El Verano and _
Santa Rosa .....:,........ •iIBa
4 t»«p Benicia, Esparto, ' Woodland, 'T»3B8
Knights Landing, - MarysTille,
Oroiille and Sacramento . 10:434
3:OOr Kiles, San Jose, " Liveriuoto and - '
Stockton :,:.:s '..- 7:13p
s>3op San Leandro, Haywards t Way St'ns t»:43»
. B:3OpLos Angeles Riprecs, Fresno, Ray- ...'; - ■
. ■ mond (for Vosemlte); liakentleltL '
' - - Santa Uurliara and -Los Angeles.. • 4i4of
B:30p Santa Fe Koute, Atlautia Express . '
for Mojave and Kr.st. .'...- .;. 10:43 a
«:OOp KuropeauMail, Ogden and JCast.... 9:43 a
6:«0p Haywards, Niksaud banjos*..;.,. 7:43 a
J7:O«r Vallejo ...: V....... t7:4S*
7:OOi> Oregon Kxpress,Sacranient6,.M&rys- •« • -
»ille. Redding, Portland; Pucel
' •• Sound and 1'a5t ........ ..T:...-.. 10i43a
7:OOp San Leandro, Haywards& Way St'ns 1O:3O»
9:OOp San Leandro,Haywardsl: Way St'n.i tt!2:OOA
ttll:lsp SanLeandro.Haywardß&Wft'ySt'ns *7:15 a
SANTA <Ui;Z DIVISION (Xarron Cange).
17:43 a Sunday Excursion for Newark. San "
■- , • Jose, Los Gatoa, Feltpn and Santa . ' .
Cruz •...';•. 18*O3»
Newark, CenterTille.Hah. Felton. •
Boulder Creek, Santa Crurand
Stationi ■.'.; O.o*s
•*:l3p Newark. Cent.er*ille, San Jose, New
■.; ' : ■ Almaden, Felton, Boulder! Creek, "■'..■
Santa Cruz anil Prihclpa.'. Way
Stations .:..: ..j... ..;.. *iii«oa
4**l3p Newark, San .To«e. Los (iat<is ..'.."... 9:30 a
. COAST lUVISIO.> (Ililnl.At TowtiseiMl Sts.) "
*6!43a San Jose, $New Almaden. aud Way
± Stations ;..-.. , *1:43r
17:30 a Sunday Kxcursion for Sah Jose, -Santa
Cruz. Pacifio Grore' and Principal • ■ "*,
. Way Stations. ..-....;..; 1S(8SI
• :13a San Jose, Tres J'liios;' Sant» Cruz,
0 ■ ■ Pacilio" flrove. Paso-Robles, San '
.• Luis O!>inpo, Guadalupe and l'rin- ' '
cipal Way Stations -......•...■ 7:03p
19:47 a Palo Alto and Way Stations^..'./.. J 1 :43p
. 10:40 a X&11 Joseaiid Way S'laflong'.-1.V...,.- 5:OOp
>1:43 a Palo Alto and' Way Hratioils.. 3:UOp
*2:3O|.Han Jose, Gilroy, T*es' : Pliiosi Santa."
■ Crciz.Kalinag.Monterey and.Pacilic '
Grove' '..:.... MO:4Oa w,
•3:n«p Han Jose hml Principal "Way.Stations V:47a *
. *4:3oj»San Joso arid -Way- Nlnt'iousl''.-. ....... »«:06a
■9<3Oi>San'.Tnsean<t-Way SUtion^. ..'...;. *H:49a .
, I>;HPp San Jose anil AVay StatJoris.v.Ji.... C:!t3A
«ll:8Ol- Ban -lose »>.il Way Sutiong. . ..' - *7:4.%p
CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
Fr'omSiN FRISCISCe— Foot of Market Street .{Slip 8) — •
•7-00 8:00 9:00 »ie:00 ." 11:&O*.M» *12-30
• U.JO *2:30 . 3:30 »i:00 '. 5:30 . .' <6:OfIPJ« '
IrtmOinißD— l[oot»rßrMdwty.^- <6:00 : ° *7-00
8:00. "9:00 • 10:00 -•il:0Oa.M. tl2^o
• ■ «12:S0 8:00 . *3:CO .' 4:CO-. •' -S:QOPJI.
.. A'for Moniing. . " ' ,'P for Afternoon. . #
• Sundays excepted. •'■■".:'". ~j
1 Wednesda js only. - •: .. % ounaays onl»
I tt Monday. Thunaay ana Saturday njghtsonly.
8 Atlantic
Pacific
Trains l ? ave.fßi.in' and arrive
M Market-Sfreet JPerry.
Chicago Limited
»*f Te " c 'T Pryd " yat5:SOF m>. carrying JPul)ina» c
Palace Sleepers and Tourist' .Sleepers folChlcagi
VIA LOS ANGELES.
Trains leave dally at 9:00 a.m. a\id 5 -SO w m_
An^efes'^cl^^^^f *$*.y&i?& .
Bummer or Winter the Santa 'Boiite Is th«
most Comfortable railway, -allfornia to the East
A popular misbelief exists re ardlng Uje heat \m
Hummer. The heat is not<re:»tt>r than iY-enconiJ
tered on even the most northerly line: This i» a•»
known to experienced travelers.
■ ceT, h enS.ur o ; o1 a t r V e e ri'n% DllM^ R °° m ' «« «•
The Grand t'anyon of thekJolorad* ca,
be reached .In no other way. "*"-,.•" ca *
i; V Tiokat Offlce-644 Market Street,
" ■' ° Chrontcl-e Building<.
MTIIPMIFIC COAST RAILROAD
(Via S«u«alito Ferry 1.
.Prom San I-rancisco. beßinn^ September 1. 189
• BU.VDAYS '• .
For Mill Valley, <3 an Rafnpl anrt. ol ~
8:00. 10:00. 11:30 a. ™™$?3*o\.sg*W*=
« nn ■ THROUGH TRAINS. ' > • , *
i:00 a. v. sunda ys _poi w ' X.yes a^^^,^

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