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8
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD
SUMMARY OF THE MAKKKTS.
Silver a fraction iower.
Wheat Freishts stealy. Wheat declined.
Barle.- weaker acain. Oats unchanged.
Som*" variation In Corn. Rye dull. '
Htij and Feeastufls as before.
J>o chance In Flour.
Bean^ quiet. Seeds dull.
Potatoes weak and dull. Tomatoes higher.
Two cars of Kauern Poultry in.
Game s'.eady.
J- »stf m Eggs lower and demoralized.
California Kgss doing bet • r
Butter and Cheese unchanged.
Fresh and Dried Fruits quiet.
Cottotene advanced. Other I'rovislont un
changed. •
Hlde«, nops and Wool as before.
Beef very firm, llova steady.
No charge In General Merchandise.
Shipment of $i7C.545 to hina.
MCBTING (II THE BANK OF
CALIFORNIA.
The annual meeting of the Bank of Ca'ifornla
was held yesterday. O\er two third* of the
SO.OOO shares of capita! H ck was repreaentoj.
Tie net earn lugs show a (rain over the privious
year. There was ■ lot 1' of $95.63 . written on lor
bad or douiKfui a--- -r , agalaat an ellmlnaUOß of
■266,166 for ti e [re vl — year. Ihe condition of
tbe bank on October I, the end o. the last llscal
year, is as fo lows:
Asse:s—
Cash on hani ■•••••.•••••••••••• 218,641 18
Bills receivable 8,976,579 28
Banking-holts'! 250.000 00
Other re aeasate 228,035 15
Stocks and bond 9 1.827.75*2 'J4
Due irom baniis 2,444,059 36
Life iLsnrance 60.700 49
O.berassets 193,441 67
Total assets 817,184,209 32
LIABILITIES.
Capital paid up $3,000,000 00
surplus I.O'JO.OUO Oil
Profit and ioss 2. 142,] 99 05
Jjoposits. 7.85-' 604 4ti
Pu- banks 2,8^4.747 91
Dividends unpaid 2,:-94 00
Acceptances 22&J263 90
change res-rye 1i7.1M.10 00
Total liabi ities $17,18V-'U9 3_'
The total cash movement for the year was
1,747.042.
The old officers were re-elected as follows:
Presidcut, vt illiam Alv. vice-president,
« harles R. Bishop: cashier, 1 homas Browu; as
sistant caibier. •>. i'rentiss Smith: second a«sist
ant cashier, Irving F. Moulton; secretary, Allen
>j. Clay.
The i su«l quarterly dividen.l of $3 a share was
declared, payable 0:1 the 15th.
iMronrs OF sugar.. ..
The Bureau of .Stathtics of the Treasury De
partment has prepared a statement shown g ap
proximately tbe amo in: and value of sugars
which lhst year were imported from the countries
now paying an export bounty on sugar, and upon
which the department has declared v countervail
ing au:y equ Ito the bounty paid. The statement
shows the total Imports of dutiable =u«ar dunnz
the last liscal y» ar to havn bten 4.1!88 57*,554
pounds, tes.iug nu; above No. lti Dutcn g;andard
aud va. tied Ht if t0,973,652, a.:d 82 831. li)S pounds
testing above lo and va.ued at f4,9-'8.15u. uf
tliej-e totals 1,604.'233,071 p u:jds, va.ued »-t $29,
--844.019, were import, d from <iermany; 105,138,
--I'2B pounds, valued a: ,9,i7.J -7. from .\ ustro-
Huinarv. 4t5.940 75S pOB' valued at $91:>.477,
from Argentine rtepublic, anJ 92,169,241 pounds,
va ued at 51, 317, item France. Ti sugar
lmpor:ed from the Argentine Kepub!ic was cane j
exclusively, and tuat frcm the ottu-r countries was
exclusively b et sugar.
PUBLIC MONEY IN SAN FRANCISCO.
C.'P. Berry, Assistant Treasurer United States at
Fan Francisco, reports cash, ou hand September 30,
1897, as follows:
United States notes 211,536 00
Treasury notes 1890 18.461 CO j
National Bank notes 1.075 00
Gold certificates V 99.030 00 1
KUver certificates. 337.54. 00
old coin 10.845,2«ti 50 i
standard silver dollars. 35,1*1,10600
Subsidiary silver coin 98.H99 ill
llinorcom 9 9Us -J4
Total *09.75!,85_'04
Shipments of silver coin from tbe same office in
the month of September 1b97. were as follows:
Biand sliver dollars. XSiI,bUU; subsidiary silver,
99,015; total, $440,515.
GRAIN BAG MOVtMEM.
According to the figures of H. Llchtenber? the
mcvement of grain bags at this port in 1897 was
us follows: Imported, 31.241,000; made at San
Qnentio, 4 0H5.000: stock on January 1. 929, 000
Tot -I stocic. 3i3,-j:iS,OUO. The distribution was
16 879.0U0 to California and 15,948, 00 to Oregon
aud Waahinxton.
TB£ASURK SUIP3IKXT.
Ibe Doric took out a treasure list of 5376,345,
consisting ot $.66,075 in Mexican Dollars. $1670
In <>old Coin. *100 in GolU Dust and $158,500 In
Sliver Balliou.
Kxplanatlon. '
Ttie arrow flies with the wind. The top fl res
•t mation indlea;<- maximum temperature for ill*
r.'n^M th^ se l ' nd nea '»> it. if any. tl,e amount o!
raimall. cf melted snow in inches and 'mndiedil-*
flunng tue past twelve hours. Isobars, or solid
lines, conuf-ct pom s oi equal air pressure- i»i>
u.erms^or , dotled lines, equal temperature. Tn»
*ord hieh means high l.aromeirlc pressure and
Is usually acoomoanled by fair weather: "low
rpif-rs to low pressure, and is u-ually preceded
arid accompanied by cloudy weather au.l raini
r«f.T* w'lf' all^ Crst a it ' ar on the VVushineton
«n^i'r,» . en the P rp ßllre is high In th* interior
f.or.h". f Om V thP coasl - a " d !he '»Ob»rs extend
worth ami Houth alone the coast, rain is probable:
witvvt.er. (he -low is inclosed with isohars o
abll U^h™ l?\ ln soutn of Ore « on ls improb-
Thi ; r » Vm'* h "' 'be vicinity of Idaho, and
weather IT " X tO th " c * I!forn^ «Mt, warmer
W(bi , ,'vtn . l<lX| vl " summer "d colder
w H t rr,i • r ''" nY( rse °'
win produce au opposite legult.
THE WKATHI.K BUREAI'
iNtTKD STATt-.S Vva-ahtuf.^t or Aoiucrrt.
ti ri. Wbaihkr Bi-reaii. Say Francisco,
tib ober. 1%, 18»7, 5 p. m.
The following are the rainfalls during the past
twenty-four hours and Hie seasonable rainfalls to
date a* compared with thoae or th" same date last
season: Kureka. 00, this seesnn 137, last season
'-'6-': Red Bluff .00. ttiis seaso.j .'.<;<, last season
1.17: Sacramento. 00, this season .17. |.igt season i
: »-an Francisco, truce, this season .10. last
•c .66; Freai o 00. this season .54. Ust season
.•- H; San I.vis ul iipo .00, this teason .06 last sea-
.24: XX)S ADKele*.ot>, th.s season .26. ,ail sea
-6011.0.1: San Diego. I'O. this season .05, last s^a,on
.1. ■ Yania OU, ihiii sea.on.Bl, last, beason.o6.
■»'' Francisco oata: Maximum tern. eralure 58
mitiimiiDj 54, mean 66.
"Weather Condition* and (irneral Fore*
casts.
A moderate barometric depression ov>rlles the
pluieau region heiween the sierras and the hocky
MopntMna. ai vVinnumu<«-a the baiomeier leads
'J9.68 mci The lilehes; pressure on the weather
map is '..9 9 inches. (Jloudy weuiiier prevails
throughout the region wett of the Hoc Icy Momu-
J-iri. ana rain has f&llen througbout the Ktates
north of California and Nevada; a traca of r»in
also rccurr dat Sa:i Fr^ncisca Threa enlug
weather It iepottfd from ah .veiions ot he »iate
«nrl light showers wi.l 1 kely occur dorm.' th-» next
Uvent.-fonr hi'urs Kaln warnings have been dis
tributed throughout both Nor:hcrn and Southern
California
rerast made at San Francisco fortnirty nours,
enainK miaiiljiht Ortob'-r l:-, 1897:
Northern California— ccasional rain Wednes
day: fresh Eouthuest winds.
i«oiilh«>rn California-occa«lonil licht , rain
Wednesday; fresh westerly wlud; ccoier.
Nevada— Occasional raiD Weanesday: cooler.
I'tah— Haln \Vedn«sday cooler.
Arizona— lucreaslu? cloudiness Wednesaay;
cooler.
San Franri-co and vicinity— Occasional rain
Wednesday: b isk southwest wl 1 1.
Sp-ci»l report f.om Mouui, Tamnlpals: Fogey,
southwest wind, Imhl: l.uipt- rnture, 47; maxi
mum temperature, 50.
W. H. BAHHOV, Forecast OfflclaL
NKW YORK STOCK MARKKT.
NEW YORK. N. V., Oct. 12.— iluch parade was
made yesterday of the allecen conversion of some
of the le.i-.dlnc war operators on the KTchanse to
tbe bull side of tbs market. To-day's develop
ments prove that there is a very laige ni d ag
gressive contlneeiit still left in the market. The
operation known in W'Mll-street par:nnee as ti sl
lag the market had for several days faile 1 to
cause my marked movement In el:her direc
tion. That Is to say. short selling by tbe tears
had failed to induce any lar^e liquidation, and
purchases by the bulls had equally failed to invltp
any large followers. Skilled observers hat ar.
rived at tbe conclusion that the market was due
for a period ot dulineos. barring the development
of s<;rue markedly xlcniflcant news.
1 '!.<• hardeiiirm of pi ices ia<-t mzht and the I
ther advance this morniac lo ked termin
atirii of the b-arc..iii|i Igii. Yet in tbe iwo n.ial
iiLUrs of tbe market tbe bia s succeeded in work
lr.K m sharper rlecine throughout the ho.c ll.st
llian has been acompi-h<d on anyone day of
their camiaign. They l:al no new even which
oonld 11.flue.1ce the values of stock to Hid them,
and no report of any cessation in the improve
ment of the earning povver of prcptrt:<-s the
shares in which are dealt in on 111.- exchange.
The nominal motiveof the selling was ihe fe.*r that
our relations uiiti aln were 111 danger of ruuture
as an overgrowth of pjiicy which General
oedford was ordered to pursue at .Msdrid.
The dispatch from Madrid to tbe Associated
Press, carrying the semi-official announcement of
the substance of Spain's reply. it was leared
wou'd for. Pres'aent MrKlnley U> take action
that would lead to a decUratlon or war. a ppr.»
ben»ion on this point became so arute ihtt targe
umounts of ong stock were offered and numerous
stop loss orders were uncovered which gave suc
< e-,* to tii«- beats. Several inerT dual attempts
were made to stem the decline, but rallies were
only momentary aud fresti heavy rffL-rs kepi the
liquidation to thecoseot the day. Last prices
were in many cases the lowest and the tone of the
mar<et at the last was very teverish. Losses ou
the day extend all the way from a traction to over
4 points, the range in the leading active stock* bt>
lu»; irom to 4 points.
ihe bond market showed Increased activiiy aud
shared in the weakness of tbe stocic market,
though to a le«s extent. Total sales, 92.240,000.
United .-Mates new 4's were advanced i/s i>ul.
The total sales ot stocks 10-day weri 493,800
shares. Including: Atch'ison 3310, <io prelerred
15,4v!0, f. aud o. 6400. Burlington 36,570. 1. and
N. 14,220, Manhattan 6400, Missouri Pacific
11.5U0, M. K. and T. preierreU 5800. New Jersey
Ceatral 3600, New York Central 5600. Northern
PaciSc SBJU, do preferred •- 6,015. Heading 12.525.
K'.ck is.Hnd 19,620. St. Paul 52.950, >t Paul and
Omaha 3200, Southern Kail way preferred 3.'00,
L'nion Pacific 18,400, Wabash preferred 6i:60:
American .-piritß 4H50, American Tobacco J6,
--400, i>ay State Gas 11,350, Chicago Gas 63.720,
General Ele:tric -.830, biandard Rope and wine
2100 Sugar 23,200, T. C. and I. preferred 6500,
Western Union 6210, Chicago Ureat Western
10,4
LONDON MARKET.
NEW YORK, N. V., Oct. 12.— Evening
Po«i's London financial cablegram says: Tbe
stock mar-cots were qnfet to-day, trading being
absorbed with the commencement of the sutlf
rueut, which reveals only a moderate hecount with
fairly ligbt coutangoes, those on Americans being I
usually 3Va percent. There was a better tone In I
I Americans, bui the on.y pronounced rise wns in ;
; Caaadas aud Norfo k and Western, both of wh cb
were largely oought. Tbe close was at the best.
In the oiber markets the only feature was the 1
continued I oom In Australians.
-New Yoik Haa bidding keenly for bar gold in j
the open market to-day at about 77s 1 IH-d. ilore j
cag es will probably leave tbe Bank of Knglaud j
tetoielong. To-day's wlibdrawas of gold fiom ;
the b.ink is fi r (if i many, whicn is also a strong
buytr of gold.
Tue Pails Uourse was dull and sensitive. The I
1 Berlin roarke. wasdu.l, being generally adversely
cted ty the Imperial Bank ot Germauv de- !
<-.inui({ to dl-couut a certain kind of paper for- I
im-r y clscoun.ed. It means some lurtailment of
the credit syitem aud assists the monetary strin
gency iv Germany.
mjw YOKK MOXEY market.
Closing; Frlces for Bonds and Railway
*haies.
NEW YORK. N. V.. Occ. 12.— Money on call
steadjr at 2V a @3%: last loan Z%\ closed 2Va@3«ts
prime mercantile paper, 4V 'ss%; Sterling ex
change firmer, with actual business in bankerV
i bi'.ls at S4 84Vi for demand, and C 4 H-.'i^
for sixty da.s: posted rates, (4 82Va@4 8.4y»
and ki t<s@4 »5V^; commercial bills, *,* HUbiS
4 »1; silver certlticates, 5 6Vi@i7Vi: bar silver.
st)" b e: Mexican dol.nrs. 43V2C-. (>overmeut bonds
firm; State bonds dull: rai.road bonds weak.
CLOBIXG BTOCK9-
Eallroads— PauL 92y» I
i Atchlson 1334 Preferred 13»
Preferred -P l^ St Paul & Omaha. 7tf
Baltimore <fc Ohio. 145g Preferred. 140
Canada Pacific — BH/» -outhern Pacific. 19
Canada Southern.. 64i 4 >outh> m hallway. lO l^
(entral Pacific... 16 Preferred 31^
Ches A Ohio 211/8' Texas <fe t'acittc... 107' 8 1
Chicago <t A1t0n. .163 l'nion Pacitic. . .. 20" M '
Chicago, B &Q.... «3 I'l'USii 7i
Chicago i X 111... 65 Waba*h- 7j
Chicago, in I <fe L. 9V4 Preferred Ihu,
do ao pref'd. 321-^ Wheel &L, X . . li.
CCC4HL 34 ! Preferred IH/t,
Preferred 83V2 1 > x Dress Companies-
Del <fe Hudson H3y 2 .\ dams Ex 185
Dei L ii W 153 American hi. ....117
Hel <k Klo U li l United States 44
Preferred 46 Wells-Fargo. 108
Erie, new 16S 8 Miscellaneous—
First preferred.. 39 A Cot Oil 2li
Ft Wayne 167 1 I'referre 1 75
Gt.\orpfd 137 I Am'll SDirlts Pi/fc '•
Hocniug Val 6 Preferred 27^ '
JllnoisCent 101 AmTotaico 863 /4 |
Lake Erie <fc W... 17., l'nferred Hjvj :
Prefeired 74U. < hicaeo i>ti 871 a
Lake Shore 167 Cons. Gas 204 ;
Louis <fc Nash 57 Vs Cora. < able Co. 175
Mai.hattfan L. 1003/4 col f & Iron 22% !
Traction 118 1 do do prefM... 75
Michigan Central. 101 <ien Electiic RU
Mlnn&Ht. L 24 ' Illinois steri 4:3^
dodo Ist prei'd. 85 i 1 iede Gas 40Va
Mo. Pacific 28V4 Leati» 35
Mobile vjlilo 2<» ] do pref'd 1031.-2
AIo. K«fcT 14V4 Xat. L,ln oil lo
do prefd 35i< Oregon Imp. C 0.... 13i*
N J Central 928* ; Pacific Mall 33Vis
NY Central lVH*,* I'ullman Palace,... 17^ 3
N V Chicago &f>tL I:^4 silver Certificates. 66^
do do Ist prefd. 76 Man Rope&Twlne. 6V» !
dodo 2d prefd. 34». 2 Sugar 14-'
Nor West 15% Prelerred 1141*.
KoAmerCo 4», TC&Jron 27
No Pacific 18V2 j U S Leather 76/. 1
Preferred bOB, h Preferred 63
Ontario*; W ies/ 8 UShubber 16V-
Oreß&Nav 34 j Preferred 61v«
Ore S-hort Line.... 18% Western Union.... 88V0
Pitt3burg 165 Ch G W loVa
Heading. 23»4 C * H W l"^2iA
liock island BbVi Prelerred 162 !
fct Louis *".... 4% Klo & Ws'.n. 22
Preferred. „ 10 Preferred. 61Va
stP, M<feM 122
CLOSING BONDS.
U P New 4s. reß-..1'J6" N J Cent G«n 55..1128, i
do do 4s coup.. 127 North Carolina 6s. 123
do4s, reg 11: lio 4s 10-' i/i
do4s, conp. 11: 3 R Northern Pac lsts. 120 V. !
do2s. teg 9Hi/ 2 Do, 3s. 59U. I
do ss. Reg 1153/» l»o, 4s »OVs I
d 053, coup 1163/g N V C 4 .-»t LU.. 104
Dlstr.ct 3 65s 109l /4 >or4\v 6s I^3
Ala Class A JO7 Northwest on»olsl43Ui
Do Clasi 15 JOS I Do,debSa>. 117
Do, class C 9» Crecon ay lsts.. 1 1214
lo.Currtucy VS I Do. 4s 91
Atchlson 4s >>68/s O H Line 6i t r..._ 1 l«i,i
Do. Adj 4s 6S j Do, sstr 9ia /4
Canada .>o. 2d»....1-6 Olmn lsts t r 100
Can Pac Ist j Do. 6s tr. 40' a
C&NPtr6s 44Mj Pacinc6s. 0f '95... IC2U
c.t(biojs 112V 2 heedinß4s 84(V» \
C H <fc I) 4V,s 104(V Rio G We«t, lsts.. BiXt
Den<t X G 15t5... 11l L& 1 .M fien 5s 85V 2
len <fc II G 45 ... *M4'St I. & - F Gen 85.1141/2 I
! Eas. Term Ut5....108 list consols.. 340 |
j Kiie(ien4s 70V; pit PC*PlsU.... llß*4.
FW&Dlststr.. 71 " 1) ;5* 115>£
tiea Hectrlc 5i.... 100 S Carolina Nn-?nd. 1/4
G H it » A tis. 10."* Vi -outlierp Ky 65.. . 92 Vj
do do 2s, ofd.lo2Va -tanr{petT«tne6f 62 >
HA T Cent is. 11l jTenn New Set 3s h57 H
con 6s. 10. iV, Tex Pac L&o lsts 958 !
IwaCLts 9H l>o, re« 2ds V6U !
KanPContr 100 U P lsts .'"lOl 1
K«n P lM(ni))t r.117 ;U P D <fc Guif ists. 41
--l.aNw Consol4s.. 97 Wab 1»l 6s 107»i !
L<feNUoi4» »3i Do. 2ds 77Vi i
Missouri t-s 100 West st;or* 45..... 107%
MKTili ... 613 i iVa. Centuries 67
Do, 4s 86 I Do. OeWri-d . . 4
N V Central Ists.l 1/4 KsCityJ'&Gls's 5s
MINIXU STOCKS.
Choliar * 67|Ontano $3 00
Crown Point 10 Ophir .. 90
Con. Cal. & Va... 125 Plymouth 09
Deadwood UOluolcksllver .'. 100
Gould <fc Curry.... 58 co pfd 800
Hale <fc Notcross. 051 Herra Nevada. . 105
Homestake. 29 00 ■* tandard 1 B5
Iron silver. 10 3j I I lion Con 50
Mexican. 45 Yellow Jacket.... t5
K«8t»:i.
BOSTON, Mars.. Oct. 12.— Atohlson, 13»4;Belt
Telephone. 252: Chicago. Burltncton and Quinry,
93: Mexican Central, 6V-: Oregon cliort une
20; ban Die^o, .
NKW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCK.
NEW YORK, N. V., Oct. lU.-Flour receipts,
32.070 bamlf; exports, 37.245 barrels. The mar
ket suffered from tho bieak in wheat and was
weak all day. Minnesota patenis, *5 l()@j 60:
winter straits, f4 60@4 70: do extra, »3 20@3 60.
WHI. A-I-Heceipis, 235.650 bushels; exi>orts,
491,226 btishela. Spot weak. No 1 Northern
Duluih. 9tJVao afloat. piions opeoed weaker,
owing to liquidation and bearish cables: 111 ed
general y weak all day, influenced by 18,000,000
bushels Increase in I Taditr.-et's visible, but, rallied
sliehtly near the clcse on export demand; closed
l@li.4C net lower. No. 2 red Cctober clos. d at
J»o3,. 8 c; December. 83 616 it 94 1116 c, closed at
vo '/gc
liori-— l ' ir , ra State, common to .lolre. 1895
crop, 4®t>c; 1896 crop. 6<fli9c : 1897 crop. 14®17cj
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1897.
Pacific Coast 1895 crop. 4@6c; 1h96 crop, 6@9c;
1897 crop, 12@17c.
WOOL— Firm: domestic fleece, 20027 c; pulled
Ko. 2. extra, '..7(gJ3Oc Texas, 101016 c.
1 i.ULKUi- Dul.: no market.
M i- 1 A i.S— . oodliioDs In tbe metal market con
tinued un.ia;l.<iactnry. '; he .''.eia F.xcbange re
pons tbe closing ot the various departments an
follows:
IMli IKON— Warrants easy fit (13 90 bid, $7
CUPPBB— lake, quiet, at Sll 15 bid, $11 J'6
asked.
TI -Quie. but firm at $13 70@13 80; fpelter,
dull at -f 1 .O:{£4 .5
LKA — KaMeral *4 15@4 221*: spelter, ?4.
C'OFFKK — Oatlons oDened null, unchancert;
Closed dull: net uiciiang.it to 7 p l;ns decline:
sales. 62t>0 tia:« inc.udiiiir December, $•• 40.
BfMM — Hi... qulft Invoice .No 7. 7i/ 8 -; ] bbing
No. 7, 7* s r. Mild— Steady; Coidova, literal tii /3 c:
] sa cs, 800 bai,-3 Maracaibo, "J(jO bags Sav-Tiillx, i 00
ba.s Central American I. T.
BUG AH— Haw. BUa.lv: fair refining. 3 516 c:
centrifugal 96 test. 3%c; refined aleady: un
cbanced.
HUT IKB— Receipts, 7072 packages: Western
creamery, 14(0.2'ic; llein. 22c: lactory, 9(<£l2c.
EGGss— Keceipu, 11,000 packages: quiet; State
i and Pennsylvania, lb@lß^c; V\ ejiem, 16«£
j @17c
Dried Fruit*.
NFW YORK, N. V., Cct. 12,-Cali'ornia dried
fruits quiet: evaporated apples, common, E@7c
j ■»( Ib: pume wire tray, BVic: wood dried, prime.
BVic: choice. KVj(di8 4C. tancy. 9c.
riIUMiS- ft® rj 14c %> lt>. 8S "> size and quality.
APRKOT> — hoyal. TiftfcVjc; Mcorpark, 99
1 1 i,2C
»ka< HKS-Unpeeled, 7@llc; pee.cd. 12Vj©
17c fl Ib.
CHICAGO GRAIN MAKKET,
CHICAGO, liL., Cct. 12.— Wheat was'Qtilte
weak Hi the opening, December, whicn closed
yesterday at *«(S,?l Vie, Btarttng to-day »t
9CS <aSO%c.
'1 he Government statement In Its October re
port that tbe estimate or area and condition of
wheat was withheld pending special investlKatlon
wbs given a very bearish construction by tne
trade. It was taken a* notice that the previous
estimate of area was to be Increased. This and
tbe weaker lone at Liverpool, which market
opened ''uS' s .i<i lower, and the io.-al dec iue in
corn made 'he trade bearish. Despite the weak
ness In Liverpool. th- Fr.-nch markets were
flim r. as there were indications of continued
Fiench buying at the seatoard. TbeNorthwes;ern ,
receipts showed a marked falling off. Dululh ntid !
M nneapolls r<celved 1267 cars, against 166il i
cars a week a(.o and 1433 cars the corres(o diug |
day last year.
Notwithstandlbg the bearish temper of the j
trade trie niurket declined very sltwly. It sold
up a trifle shortly after tbe open December ad- ;
vanciiiK to 90" (a,91c by llo'ciurK il w.is se 1- ;
lng around 9Uc. As the day advanced, however,
it became decidedly unileasaut for holders 01 i
wheat, Ihe Bmdstreet statement showe ian In
crease la the wor.d'i visible of H,-'12,000 bushels
for the treeJc where an iucre.-se of not over 3.0J0.
--000 was ext ected. This ru used renewed selling.
I December declining to b9s/»c under decidedly free
i liquida ion. The i lverpoul closing was S-i©ld '
j lower than yes erdav, and the con mental mar- |
1 kcts, which had been strong at the call, closed i
with slight Oec.ines
Tber<s was nothing in the day's recoji of wheat >
movement to discourage a holder. Primary uiar- j
kets rece.ved 1,319,00'J bushels, against ]
1.540,000 bushels a year a,a Tho At- I
Ikii Ie exports equaled 770.000 bushel*. New
York repurted expt r. engagements uf fifty boat- j
loads. After the effect of the Bradstreet stat»- j
mi in bad been I spent the tenurof the news seemed j
to<h«ni!f. There were denials that the Argen- 1
tine droiuht hau b<«n broken aud renewals of tbe '
I natertioii of damage by locusts. Very strong local I
I buying attei.ded ibese bullish ieport4 and a |
gradual recovery in prices ensued. December
was bringing 90 'ie at the close.
I Corn was very weak on account of the Govern- :
j mem crop report. This In Icated a total yield of '
ICO.i 00,000 bushels more than the trade bad esti
' mated
There was a partial rally late In the session in
svmiathy with wheat. Peiemter ranged from
28V^c to 'J7-< c. cio»inj{ " c lower, at27^ia'Jßc.
In oats ibe UuveraraVDi report was tne most in
fluential feature, and was mainly responsible for
tn decline in prices and caused liberal selling.
December ranzed from lUi^c tv 18 4C and closed
s/ c li.wer at 19c hid.
Provisions star ed strong In sympathy with an
advance in hog prices, t-nt weakened unde. free
selllnz. Prices recovvred a li:tle at the close.
December pork closed 20c lower at $7 6'J: De
cember lnrd 6c lower, at if 4 I^, and December
ribs 7y <glUc loner, at »■» 4 '.
The lt-adine futures ranged at follows:
A X i II I.KS.
Low.
Clone.
Wheat >o. '1 —
October, New
DecemDer, New
ilay
Corn No. 2—
Octooer
December.
ilav..
vats No. 2—
October
December.
May.
Mess Pork % bbl-
October
V t-cem ber^
January
Lard. I* 100 lbs- :
October i
December '
January
t-bortKlbs, 100 tt>» !
October \
December-
January j
i i
I 9UV S 91
90 Va SHfe 1
268 i 263, i
3- >.4j »ZV4:
iMi- 18W
i»i; is;
217/8 22
7"B : ii* 7*82%
- : . «77Va
I
4*3o*" 4: : 0 "
4 45 1 45
457 ; 2 i 57^
45-V* 15-V»,
■155 14 55 ;
"89%
I 8«Val
26V4
'-'7s 4
nvk
18Vi
18»,i
1 901
901
fc9V»
I 261 ' 8
87*5
31 !»
7*3*6%
»47V*i
i I
760 "
8 521
42b" '
1 135
4 37V4
■4 45
4 40
;4 40
4 47ij
4 40
|4 n
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour, easy;
No. 2 Spring Wheat. 851/ic: No. 3 ,-pring
Wheat, 78987 c: No. 2 Red. 80i4ra,80SIc: Na 2
Corn. 1:63,0 : Na S Oats. iS- 4 . Na 2
Whltr. f. o. b, 21@22»ic: .No. 3 W nlte. fab.,
2i i ._. <t*'2c: Na 2 K>e. 45c: No. 2 Barley
non.inal; No. 3. f. o. b. VB(g,42c: Na 4 f o. b.,
•Jsi.j @ SBc: N». 1 Flaxseej. $l@102; I'rlme
Tlmoiny Seed, $2 60; Mm Pork » bbl. $7 550»
7 60: Lard «t 100 lbs. »4 22y*: short Klbs tlcea
(loose). *4 35-<S4 70; Dry Saltid Shoulders (boxed),
43 / i©sc: s-hort Clear Side* (boxed), 5 @ sVs=-
Wmsuy. tistillers- tlnlstied goods, per raiion
81 22; Suj:ars. Cut Loaf, <5 96; Granulated, |5 34:
standard "A," .
ARTIO.ICB. K«
Flour, bbls
* heat, bu
Lorn, bu
)ats bu
C.ye. bu
Barlfv, t>u
ARTKI.KB.
t-celpis.
14.00 C
1. 11. 000
657,000
619.000
-.4 000
Six. ooo
103.000
no.coo
•JlO.OOO
►'.•i.UOj
6.UUO
On the Produce Exchange 10-day the Butter mar
kec wcs steady; creameries. 15@'.'lV<jC: dairies
l'JCdl9c: cheese, quiet at B®BVsc; eggs, firm:
fresh, 14ci/2-
Wheat MoTemeuti,
Eecelpts. Shlptcents.
tushels. t nies. Bnnheis.
'.'4 360 Minneapolis N i 680
530.999 : Duiutti 4t>o 895
500 Mllwaunee 650
161,395 Chicaru " 102 661
18.460 ToieCo ...'"'..■.' °°\
6-.COO s»t. Louis ".V.V.I 46,i«U0
41,953 Detroit. €o>w '
153,285 Kausas (. Uy. .*...! '.'.". 23,000
1,87«, Ma 713,786
TIOIWATKB.
111,251 Boston t66
.... New York .'.'.. 491 -j-'rt
9.456 Philadelphia 3 006
68.i!30 Baltimore
- rseworiMD, ;;;.
188,917 494.898
lIVEBPOOL WHEAT FDTDRES.
Oct. Dec May.
Opening 7 53/, 743/. 73
losing 751.4 74 73
parir roTcuiei.
_ Oct. Nov.
Hour - OpenlDg Xl P6 61 10
_ , Closing 6180 61
\\ heat— Opemnjr v 9 ,vo •_••< 85
0wm,...-....-. .:....::: '_'» i! 5 287 5
KA STERN I.IVKSTOCK SIAItKET
rnicAOO. Ilu. CCU 12 -CATTLE-Native
t'Cf-f steers sold at f3 800£4 for the poorest dressed
beef grades, up to #5@5 3i for choice to pr.me
shipping lots, ihe greater part of the offerings
crostl.iK the scalp.s at $4 60(55 10; stock meers,
fc@4 : b<st hel:er«, *4 5054 55.
H>-OS— Salei were largely made at $3 70@4;
coaiee, heavy racktrs sellinß at *3 45(& 1 70. and
prime assor ed iigbtwei hts at $4 Jo@4 12M,
I'ht- creaiei-pari of the piRS went for * 1 Bofejs 9u!
fcHEKP-Were «ant<> 1 at i^-Jfa-j 50 fur cnTs, u>
tn SAW. '. "Jf> f. r choice 10 |iriu.«' na:lves Western
raiiK<- sheep found purchusf-rs at J (AA 85 :he
greater (.art of the »el in« rH>i: Ka «<t &0«3 «0.
Uunbi w. r* bought at f3 &o@l 75 for the pooreit
"P 85®& 5(i1568 ° r the oest, Westerns fetching
9000 CelPlS t "* tU '' 6500: hOBBI 14,000; sheep,
Omaha,
OMAHA. NKBR.. Oct. I-!.—C ATTLE— Receipts,
6SOO. Market steady to lCc lower. Native bepi
steer*. g4@s 10; \v.»iern sievrs. 3 80@4 4l). Texas
steers, *3(<t3 75: cows and hellers, *J 8u«»3 70
--canners, f 1 7S®2 70: stocKent and feeders'
$3 40|»4 41*; ta.ves, f4@s 50; bulls, stags, etc.,
92@3 CO.
iim.b— ReceipLi. 5000. Market steadv.Schlcher.
Heavy, f3 50(a*;J 65. mixed, »3 85®3 05- lißhi '
J3 65@3f0; bulk of sales, *3 55@3e3. '
.-HfcKl-— Kecelpts. 1 501. -Market stronger. Fair
to choice natives. *3 6U@3 85: lair to choice
Westerns, 4U@3 60: oumiiion anu sloclc sheeix
«aK-3WJ; lambs, f3.75®5 to.
Kanaita <-itr
KANSAS 11TY. Mo., Oct. 12.— CATTLE— Re
celpis 1?,000. Fat siocks steady: oher< weak
to lowrr. lexas . te«-rq. ft 76(84 SO: Texns
cows, *l 61)@3 'IS; native steers. $4(&5 Mi
native cows aiMi beifsrs *1 60@3 90; stockers and
teeders. »2 40g14 50: Lul s. .^(q,3 25.
HLK4IS- Receipts. 14,000. .Mark.t siron; to 6c
hlKh^r. Bulk of sales, fi 67^(23 71: heavies. $3 65
@3 75: packers. *3 60@i 75; mlied. S3 65«6
3 80; ligh:s. $3 65<9>3 80; yorl!ers - ¥376 @ !180 =
pIKS, 93 4 103 76.
HtiKti* — itPCPttts. 5000. Market stro
Lambs. S3 50©5 15. muttons. $■«> i6(«03 90. "'
CALIFOK.MA KKUIT SALES.
NEW YORK. >\ V.. Oct. 12—Porter Bros.
Company sold to-day: Grasrs— Tokays. $1 91>9
245 double crates and $1 O.'.(|il 40 single cr«;es;
Muscats, 95cS$2 10 slngtp crates; Black .Mo
roccos, 91 60; assorted, «i 3^160: Cormchoos,
«1 15@1 30. Peaches—^always, f t@l 15.
NEW YORK, N. V., Oct. 12 -Ihe Earl frail
pany sod 10-day: Grapes— Todays, single
Sir^l S5. »vpin-e $1 18; doiioie crates. f2 3»«B
3 io. avera?p $s 49. Pears— Klefers, «1 36*1 46;
isartletts, ii,.if boxes, $1 30. Nine cars sold to-day.
J-oNDmN. txo.uct '2— K.irl Fruit Com
pany auctioned «>lltornla fiuit at th» lollowlnst
prices: i ears balf-bozea— G. Morce<ui, *-' 10:
; v Comlee. *•_• 16 B. i;«sc, $1 56: Kuchess, *i 6S:
(> ' iel. . 1 39. Kiefer, 91 o; B. Clatrgeau, ifl 20;
JMoter Scckel, »1 ..„•-. White ltoycnne. »1 3J.
Hums, $1 40 Quinces $144. leaches 98c
P.UL,aDKL,FHi , PA, Oct. .-The Karl Fiult
y urupany so:d Cal fern. fruit a auct.on to-day:
(.rapes— folcav, small era es $1 15u.l 60. average
51 db; double crates $2 85£$3. average f2 b9:
Ma,*gas, small crates $l Two cars sold 10
--' HICA(»o. 111., Oct. 12.— The Earl Fruit Com
pa'.v -sold io-<iav: Grapes— lOhavs, smal. orates.
80CS91 15, a\, ,- 99c; doub c cra.e.s f J 03:
oin.i.hou. small crates 9O(@sl. averase 9>c:
Malagas, 9 c@*l. average 5J6c Plums-Kelsey
J»l'»n. *l «5. Pears— in;er .\eli-i, small crates.
]•>?:'• Xi fers. boxes, *1 25@1 55. averase»ltl;
\ icar. 51 Vsa«l 40. Nine <v.is .so.d to-day.
AVAILABLE (iRAIN SIPPLT.
NEW YORK. N. V., Oct. 12.— Special cabe
ard telegraphic dispatches to Brids:reet's cover
ing the principal points of accumulation Indicate
the following c&auges in available supplies last
unlay as compared w.th the previous Satur
diy: Wheat — Unite States ana Canada, east of
the Kockies, lncr<asa 2.512. JOO bushels.
Afloat for and In turope, lnciea>e 5,400.000
bushels.
Llverpoo' quiet. orn Trade News world's sup
ply net increase 8,212,030 bushels.
torn, CMted Mates »rri Can..da, east of tlie
Rockie«, Increase 292.000 buihels.
< 'a-- — United >ta . s n' <1 Ca:i»da, east of the
Kockies. Increase 2,447,100 busnels.
Th^ larger iicreaae ot tlocici of available wheat
last week, noi Included in tbe ofllclal vi»lble sup
ply staternen , are 570,000 bush-n In hvest
ern interior elevator*, 47H.000 bushels at various
| Manitoba storage points. 200,1100 busUeis at Fort
| Wlliiams (Out.), llv',ooo buabels in Chicago ] rt
vate elevators, 7:.000 t.u.h.-.s at Cleveland and
I 45,000 bushels at .Newport News.
I Correspon increases Include 250.1)00 bushels
iat ugdemburg and 18°i,000 bushels at New
rm—s
JLONJJON WOOL, SAL.KB.
LONDON, Enq., Oct. 12.— At the wool auction
salef to-day 9978 bales were offered, of which
li oo were withdrawn, 'lhe at;endin;e was large
and the demand keen. There was a. good tupp.y i
of slip, which wus In demand and iealiz d full
rates- Finer grades of merinos told well up.
Scoureds were firm, but fau ty di scriptions ruied
weak. A small supply of Cape uf Goud ii ope anil
Natal Western scouiui sold as high ai Is 5d llie
home buyers purchated large antities of cross
breds. The Ameilcan Inquiry mas small and only
sp'Culative. Tbe next series will be held Novem
ber 21. The first seri s for 1898 wl Ibe beld Janu
ary 18 and tbe second series tur thii: y ar Ma cv
15. Ti.e follow ln>: are the salts ii deldi, :
New south Wales— baK-a: tcoured, 8Vil&
Is 'J>..'l; creasy. 6@lod.
Queensland— ll6 bales; greaiy, 6 /2d@7l4d.
Victoria— l2s6 bale.i; scouied. b^di^is l -jj 1;
greasy. 6V«aßVid.
south Australia— lß9 bales: «iea<y. 6 V«@7d.
eat Austr lia— 223 bales; scoured, is -'d©
Is 3Vid: greasy, 6@7i4d.
New Zealand— 67i.9 bales; scoured. 6d@ls 3d;
greasy, 4» 4 &iiH (i.
cape of Gt.od Hope and Natal— 36l bales:
bcoured, Bdais 6d; greasy, 6d.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
BOSTON, Ma*9. uct. —The wool mnruet
here has shown a quieter tone this week, although
prices are held firmer for moat classes ot wool.
Territory wools still heal the list lv the amount
of business transactions, and tbe price Is a tr ti ■
higher, taking ibe a arltet aa a whole. About 50c
scourtd lor fine medium and fine Is the «eu«;ral
estab.lshed i rice In the market Staple wools
would go higher, but tbe supply is very meager.
The denumil for Australian wools continues ith
ful prices obtainable. Quo:atlons:
lerr:tcrv wools— Motilana. fine medium ana
fine, 16918 c; scoured, 49&5Uc: s:at.l>-. 52@55c:
Utah, Wyoming, etc.. flue inediuui and fine, 15®
17c: scoured price, 48@60c; staple, 62@5ic.
KORHti.M JIAKKKTS.
I.uiitlun,
LONDON. E.vo.. Oc:. 12.— Consols. 11111-18;
silver, 2ts/ g O. French ren:»s, 102f 87Vic.
Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL. E.vo., Oct. la — Wheat-Qulef
No. 1 standard California wheat, 3Bs 3d; cargoes off
coast, i.otning doing; cargoes on passase, firm;
ish country markets, s:eady: French country
markets, firm; whe?t In Paris, bar-iy st-adv;
flour In Paris, barely steady; Liverpool wheat.
No. 1 California. e«@ s Id.
COTTON - LplaLds. IIUH
KOKIHtRX WHKAT MARKET.
Oregon.
PORTLAND, Or., Oct. 12 —There was an easier
tone to the local wheat market today, but while I
hastern and foreign cables showed a slight de
cline, no chaiue was male In local quotalons. '
Rece pu lontinue very heavy, and hie over j
2.000.0U0 nnshels In wheat and flour have been j
afloat In Portland already this season, everythluy; '
Is jarcmei with wheat, at the present time, and i
unless ivnue or the vessels now due arrive thu '
week exporting wl t come 10 a s andstili . I harters !
«re still joint: 11, • and 37s t>d was paid to-day for
t«o vesse s for December.
Wheat— Wai;a alia, 79@b0c; blue stem, 82c;
val ey, &3c per bushel.
Washington.
TACOMA. Wash.. Oct. 12 — Wheat weak and
lower. No. 1 blue stem, fc2Vjc; No. 1 iluo, 79' c
I'OKTLAKD'S RUSINKSS.
PORTLAND, Or., Ccl 12.— Exchansej, J849,- '<
666; balances, 956.9K9.
XiXtIIANGK AND BULLION.
Serling Exchang*. 60da;s — f 4 831-%
Ster Ing Kxcbange, Mglit — 4 Msi^
Sterllug cables — 4 86
New Yor» Excbanee, slcht — 16
New YorK KxrhaiiKv. tel«Jsrapntc-» — 171^
Fine Miver, p>;r ounce — 66i'
Mezicau L>ollars 453,4 46 1
" *
PRODUCE MABKET.
VinEAT A>l> OTKEX GRAINS.
WHEAT FRBIOBTH— An stead.- at '.:8s 9d,
usual op; lons. The chartered wneu: fl. et in port
br.s k registered touuage of 83,000, against
74 800 tons on the same date last year; disen
gaged. 25.000 tons, against KZ.SOO; on the way to
Utla uon. 202,670 ions. Against 269,600.
Whkal — l:.crease<! sliU'iuenn trom several
Impor ant export ng countries, together wltn the
Ilitlog of the aruugtit In tlie Western^Staies, caused
afa ling oft iv pr.cei In Chicago an 1 Liverpool
yesterday, and this marlcet uvnt ort with the rest.
Local quotations are as follows: $1 47y a tor No. i
1. f 1 -iS^i for choice and f 1 50@l &2y 'f* ctl for j
extra ctiuice lor mllili.g.
GAIX EIIARO SAI.FH.
isromiAL fc*M»ioN— B:l6 o'clock— December—
8000 rt s. fl 4S; . 2,000. $1 47: 2000. SI 46%'
28.01)0, *1 47^)4; 0000. $1 47S 8 ; 8000. fl 476-.;
l-.'.OJU. $1 47V&. May— 6ooo, si 48; 2000. fl 47
--BUOO. fl 471 i: £000, $1 4 7Vi
Kxcmro f-Kssiox — May — 4000 <tl«, fl 471 A;
4000. «1 47: 4000. fl4?l 8 : 2000. $1 4'.^'»; 16.
--(JOU, *1 47V« UeffiDiei- i 2 010. SI 47Vb: 2COO,
$! 1 7V 4 ; -000, $j 47Vb: 10. 0U0, *1 4"S ; I'J.OoO.
$1 473,4. I
Keoulab Jlornino Sessiox — December — ;
18.000 ctls, 81 47»i: iOAOO $1 475»; 4000.
$1 47V4: «s°oo, fl -7^'g: aOUO. *1 471/ i: 4UOO.
f 1 47i : hUOO, $1 47. Jlay-8000. fl 4V%! 200!),
»1 473/ s ; 4-.00. $1 47 Vi: 12,000. fl 4T; 20C0,
fl 4t7 /8 ; 4000. fl 46« i.
ArTKBNiioN MJthlc.N — Mxy— Vooo ctls. #1 461 4;
32.t00. *I -'BV^. Dtoemboi— fl 47V4' 3i».
-000. fl 46 7/ 8 : -000, fl 465 . 1 .000. $1 47.
DAKLKY- Keedaescrlpnons ate dull and weak
at a fi-rtljer decline. Ctiolce bright Brewing is !
scarce and wanted at full llgures by th« sh }.pera.
Feed. 82Va@b7V»« - : Chevalier. fl &'2\' a biy a
for No. 1 and 35@1 40 lor No. S; Brewliig.
f 1 07Vi@l 10 for iNu. 1 and 90©85 c f» cti lor daric
coast.
r*n ROAKD SAI 83.
Informai, Peksiox— i>:ls o'clock— December—
8000 ctN, S4T/ h e; 4000. H6c.
O2fO Si miox— I>. cen b-r-4000 ctls. BSc
BMI i.ah -MuKMNu McsaioN— December— Booo
Ctli, Bic. 0 '0. -■S" l .
AFTtp.Noox y*.ssioN— December-6000 ctls.Kßc
OATa— &e«U de.cljuious lule firm, hough tbere
is no farther advauc». Ke il are duil anl un
chaniced. Fanry tf.d.fl V7^@l Wh*oad tochoice,
fl 17V4«ai25: commoD, f 1 ti7V"<*l 15: Surprtsf,
fl 3-.'v 37M,: Km, f 1 15«1 •_'&; Uiav, #i 15(*
liO; Jai.llii({. $1 2ll^#l -^7i a 1* c>l; Black, for
seed. SI os'<nl to. Clpycd Uals at.- II ut f I®-' %i ion
over iho rax product.
COKN— >mall I; inn Y<>l o\t is clran»d up aid
firm at the nnprovid jr:ce-i Large Yellow is «rnk
and quiet, w nite is more or less nominal, suiall
Hound V-llow. *1 JO*tl 25 V«tl: Large Yellow,
tl 07iy*.Q(l Hi: WhltK flO7»/a(§:l l^Vi ** CO.
i ltYt—Contlnucs <Ju 1«i H l-.'iA@i 15 * ctL
BUCK\V'l£t;Ai-i>6c®?!l 16 »ic"tL
FLOUR AM» JIILLSTUFFS.
There Is nothing new to r. port In this market.
FLOUK— Net cas:i priOM are: Faintly extraj,
fSBS 10: Bakers' extras. $\ 76(0.4 85 %» bbl.
OKNMKAL. KTC — Feed Corn, f24@25 9 ton;
Crarked Corn. *25@L'6 t* ion.
AULl.sl Ul-Ft-— l'rices in sacks are as fo lows,
usual discount to Urn tra<l<-: Oraliam Flour, f 3
t« 100 Its; Bye Flour, (2 50 10U. Jtice Flour. 1
f5 75; Cornraeal f2 2S; extra cream do, f3; |
Ontoieal, f3 60: Oat (jroats. S4: Hoiniuy, *3 1HI&
3 30: Buckwheat Flonr. »3 "Jsa3 f>o; (racket! j
W)ie»t, f3 25; Farina. $4 60: Whole Wheat Flour, i
S3 26: i^olled Oats (bbls), fa "o«t3 90: In sucks,
*3 75: IV«rl Barlejr. »4; fcpiit l'eaa, *3 &0; Ureeu
do. f 1 25 r 100 lt.i
■HAY ANi/-FKKDSTCFFi
Hay and Feadatuffs aru steady at the familiar
prices. Oiound Barley Is eff again.
iJRAK— SiS@I!> 50 ior ttm best and f 14@14 50
V ton for outsulo brands.
MIUDLIN(iS-fJO(a)JO 50 for lower grades and
*21 5(1(^22 5J * ion for 1 he best.
FKKiftfTUrmt— Koilea Barley, flB 60@19 50
OH ca«e Meal at the mill. 130 V ton: lobbing. f3l;
Chopped Feed, fls<<*!6 %* ton: Cocoanat Ca«e.
17 60: Cottonseed .Meal, f2»«30 y, ton.
HAY — Wheat, fl--'®ls *- ton; Wheat and Oat,
fll«l4; Oat, SlO^Ia; Barley, tlO(g)12; Com
pressed, *lj<al4; Alfalfa, *B<g9 60; Btucic »b(gi»:
Clover, $»@lo t* ton.
bTKAW— 30©40 c « bale.
• KKANS AN'l> SEEDS.
There la a fair movement in Beans reported by
the trade an<l quotations show no cnance. fceeds
are dull aud more or less no;n:nal.
BKANS-Bayos. *1 V6-i>)i 90. Small Whites.
$1 25@1 35: Lar?« White*. *1 10@l 20; Pin**
*1 4(>ra,l BO; KpiU. SI 3U@l 40; Blackeye, «2 25
«2 50: 1 eil Kidney. *- 25^2 75: Umas. $1 80@3.
Butlers, *1 20®l 40: Fen, $1 20@l iv.
sKED— Brown Mustard. *•_' 25<9'J 50: Yellow
Mustard. !fj 23ftt2 50; F:a.\, *1 75gU 85; Canary
Seed, I»,ift{2i4c %* Ib: Alfalfa. 6Vic; Bape, l'V4@
3 ,i0; Hemp, 3c: lnioiiy, 41,3 c.
bltlED l-t.AS-?Mies, *1 1:0; Green, $1 20@l 70
V cti.
POTATOES, OMON , VEGKTABLKS.
Potatoes are slow at unchanged prices. The
Ve.etab.e ninrket is well supplied at the old fig
ures. 1 xodl lorna oes, which have advanced.
A.TOKS— Early Most-. 30@35c; Kiver Keds.
*i>@6oc: Burbanks, 30<537y a c: .-allna* Burbanks,
suio,bOt; Sweet Polaloe-,,50<f1<75c ft cti.
ONlONS— 9oce>sl: Pickle onions. 75c fl ik.
YE..KTABLKS-Bay Squasli, 60<&75c fl box:
Marrowfat Squash. $6«8 %1 tou; Bay encumbers,
30<ft40c H box; Pickles. 2c for No. 1, lc «i Ib
for .No. 2: Green reppers, 25©40 c for Chile and
i>U(§.soc for Bell; Green Peas. li-5,(312c V Ib: string
Beaus, li£®2c: Lima Beans, 75c<£$l fi sk: Green
OKra, 40(g, 5 %1 box: Dried Ukra, t>(g>Bc t» Ib:
Egg Plant. hu@4oc: abhage. 60^75 1- cti; Car
rots. 'J:fal3oc %* smck; Garlic, 1 " '..(g|Jc y Ib: Toma
toes, 30@4Uc tor river and 40(550c for Alameda.
I'OILTKi: AXk> GAMK.
POITLTRY— cars of fiasiern Poultry came
In yoster.lay afternoon. Domestic Pou.try Is kept
down by these incessant receipts from the East.
Game Is brlngins fair prices, but tbe weather Is
muggy again anU will doubtless have its effect In a
few days, in receipts are aiwaya lv poor condition
when tbe weatber Is warm. -
.Live Turkeys are quotable at 14«B17c for(4ob
blers and 13@14c for Uens: Geese"%l pair, $1 25
©150: Docks. *3(a4 SU: Hens. $3©4 50: Roosters,
J'onus. s3«S!« 50: do. old. $3 t>o34; Fryers. *2 *_"s(<a
2 50: Broilers, f 2 25 for large and $1 60<a>J for
small: Pigeons, *1 25@1 60 \>> doz for young and
76c@*l forold.
\MK — Quail, %i dozen, *I@l 25; Mallard,
I S3@s; Bprtg, $2@3 50; Teal. B -<g/i 60; Widgeon,
*1 7f»vs2 50; bniiill Duck.sl 25@1 50; Gray Geese,
Si . r >o(a.-' 50: Kncllsh Snipe. $2@3: Jack Snipe, $1;
Hare. $1; Rabbits, fl 25@1 SO for Cottontails
I and 75c®$l for small.
BOTTER, CUKKSK AND EGG 3.
Tbe Egg market Is in a curious condition. East
ern Kg;s have gon-» to smash, owing to free re
ceipts, but the domestic article Is scarce and
higher. Butter and L'hee-.e show no change. The
latter is lv very liaht »uppl)-.
BUTTKK— *
C'bkamery- Fancy creameries. '27@'26c t* Ib
! seconds, •-Ofa'.'Gc t- Ib.
Daiky— 1 iiolce 10 fancy, 23@24c H Ib; lower
grades 16.vi,.^m
Picklki>— 1* Ib.
iIBKIN-174t,i9c f* tb.
CRtAHKKY 1 i:ll— •-'0(^-" 1 / jj3 ft Ib.
t'ASTtRN— 12(g»13c for ladie-pacued.
Ciitlist — Choice mild new, 1 w<j>l;>c; common
to good, 9(g>loc; Cieam Cheddar. ll<g,l'Jc > Ib;
Young America, llQjl-.'Vic; Western, iiailVa"- :
i-a>tern, l2^,@l3V^c fl 1t...
tGUs— r.a'ilcii Kkks, 2tifaii6c: store Eggs, nomi
nal; i.a.-.teiu, '.Oc lor fancy, Ibe for flrs.s and 14
ia.o'o .'ot seconds; Ducic t.^z-. JUc.
DttlUlOlS AM> CITKUS FKUITS.
The market for most kinds Is simply stagnant.
Peuchts, Pears, Apples, Quluces and Table Grapes
are In imivjr stock and hard to sell, even at the
low prices. W.ne Urapf are steady and receipts
arefi.ui:i« oA. Watermelons are neglected and
other Molnns art> lower
1 ltrus Fruits are slow.
DECIIUUIS Fi.HTs
birawberrli-8, $3(55 "# chist for largj.
Huckleberue* 4@6c >» a..
Ka.«pberrle<, f 4®o i* chest.
1 00.. granates. &o@7£c f« box.
Cai-e CoU Crauberrles, t-S'sl> V bbl; Coos Bay.
f 2 60(a.' It >» box.
Peaches, - s<g>-: Oc ¥> box.
Pears, Bart t-tts. *I@l 25; Winter Nells, 60©
75c; common kinds, 25<$6Oc box.
Apples, 2!>(g.abc fs box lor common and 50@760
for good to choice.
Qnlnces, '..'.«■.(<* 4Uc «4 box.
Grapes, In boxes, 2t©-£c for Mnscats, 15®25c
for black. 15(§,Vi5«; for Tokay, cl(a 50c f>.r Isabella
and .U@26c for bweetwater. crates sell about
20c hlßUer than boxes. /miaude. Wiu» Grapes,
J14(g,17 "f ton: Willie Wine Grapes, fii(a,l4; Mis
sion (irnpes. $l'.(d,l<l.
Watermelons, fto@lO W 100.
Canta oupes. 50@7ftc *« era c.
Nutmeg Melons, 3."Cai4uc ~& box on tbe wharf.
CiTKUs FK L" 1 1>— Valencia uranges. $S@3 I
f* box: Lemons, sl@l 60 v* box for common
and |'J@3 lor good to choice: ilexican Limes,
(2 754 a 5o ft box: Bananas, $1 'Jita-" "n* buncti:
Pineapples, $■£ 60@3 "r doz.
I'MIH »BVITt», KAISINS, NITS, ETC.
There Is no change worthy of note, and the mar
ket is still slow. 1 hero is a fair inquiry in a small
way, but It does not amount to much,
DKIKD r'KU ITS— Quotations are as follows:
! Prunes, carload lots, 5c or 40-sO's, 4Hc for 60
--60 s, 4c f> Ib for 60-70's, 31/20 lor 71-80's. 3c
T- Ib lor bO-90s and 2V«jC lor 90 100's; Peaches,
B\4#< l AO ?* tt>; fancy. 7c; peeled, ; Apri
cots. S^@ey c for Royals and 7@8 I.aC1 .aC for good to
lancy Moorpurks: evapora'.ed apples, oV 2 @6c;
sun-dried, SatMe; bacK I"i?s, In sucks. - ii^c;
Plums. 4@4V*c f\ tb lor pitted and l@->c for v 11
--pltted: bltaclie.l Plutus, 5<VL&i/ic; Nectarines, s(^
6c f> Ib lor prime to fancy Pears, 5(a5 ; , for quar- j
teM and oVs(fl»7c lor halvi-i
UAIM.NN— Sew l;al»ins, 3c for 2-crown, 4c I
for crown. 5c tor 4crown, si^c for Seediest
bultanas and $1 10(<£ lIS tor London layers. Dried
Gr*p»-s. 2»4c.
>'U'ls— Walnuts, 7V-fe«c fl Ib for hard and 9c 1
for softsbell; Almonds, 3(s4c for hardshell at.d 9@ \
ltlc for papershe I; Peauuts. 4®sr for East»r:i and
4c lor Cu:i:ornla: kory uts, s@Bo fl tt>: Pe
cans. 9@loc f> Ib: Filberts, 9@i»i«c; Brazil Nuts,
Bfo9c: cocoauuts. $5 %1 100.
11ONKY— New Cumb, 10c for brlzht and 7®9c
for lower grades: new water- white extracted, 4t^ ;
484 c; light amber extracted. 4 ig,4 C f) Ib.
uKEbWAX— «l tb.
PKOVISIOXS.
Cotto'ene In tierces is higher. There are no
other cbanges. Trade is merely fair.
ll'KEl) MEATS— Bacon, 9c ft tt> for heavy,
91/2 C tor light medium, 100 for light, IOV3O V Ib
for e*ira luut and i2c for sugar-cured. Ka«it- I
crn sugancured Hams. ll@l2i^c fl Ib: fornia
Hams, 10(a,ll)i/ac > Ib: M'ipsi Beef, »7 60 fl bbl:
extra ms-ss dV. $9; family do, «10: salt
Pork, t>@v| 60 ft bbl: extra prime Pork. ilO;
mr» clear. *1 6 .'-0: mess, »16 fl bbl: t-moked
Beef. 10%®l-JV3C fl Ib.
LaßD— tasi»-r 1 tierces quoted a: 6i,i@6 4c for
compound and tS I jjc for pure; pails, *c; California I
tierces. 5®5'.40 V Ib for romponnd and *iV ? c for 1
pore: hnif-bbis. 63/ic; 10-Ibtlns, 7 V4C; dos-tt,, V Vie |
COTTOLENE— Uerces, ts c. Packa' Uss
than BtO Us— l-lb pails. «<i in n case, B%c: 3-tb |
palls, 20 In a case, 83/ 8 c: 6-rb palls, 12 In a cas<-, i
4C. 10-lb pills. 6 111 a case, 8y 8 c: 50 Ib Hns, lor !
'i in a case. 8 c: oodeu buckets, 60 Ib* net,
7T' 8 c: fancy tubs 80 tbs not. 7<j 8 c; half bbls, about
i io lbs, 7i&c n tv
UIDKS, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS.
It Is the same story day ait«-r day. ; Hides and
Wool are active and dim and iloi s are bringing
l&c in the coun rr, while 14c is the very best fig
ure obtainable l.ere.
HIDKS AND 'KlN.'— nils and brands sell lc
under found stock. He.vy salted steers. 10@
lOi/tjC 1* Ib: scedium. 9Vi>c fl Ib; light. 9c: Cow
hides. 9@.9V2C %t Ib; Stags, ec: sated Kip. 9c;
saltfd Calf, lie %t Ib; salted Veal. 9c; dry Hides,
16@15V«c; culls and brands. l'-'@l2Vgc dry Kip
and V»-al 14c: dry « alf, I7c: culls. 10c: Goatskins.
2U@3sc eaih: Kids, 6c; Deerskins, good summer.
25c V. Ib: medium, 20c: wlnier. 10c: sheepskins,
Bhearilngs. 10(g*20c each; short wool, 25@40c
each; nivdioiu, 6O(^7oeach: long wools, 75(g90c
each.
1 ALLOW— No. 1. rendered. rf>:HV 4 c fl Ib: Xo,
2, '-'^ftfiSi.^c: retlnetl. be; Gieasc,"2c ft Ib.
Woot, — Fall clii> — Midd.e counties, free,
10313 c: do defective. JO@llc; San Joaqu'n, de
fective. 7@9c ft tt>: do l.nuibs. 6V>^Bc: M-uthern
Mountaiu. 12c; tree NorlbenC 12«£14c fl Ib:
ao. defectivf, 9®llc; Huiutoldt and Mendocino,
13@15c iR Ib.
HuPb— OM crop, e@Bc f» Ib lor fair »nd f@loc
forgood; new crop, ll@l4c.
GKNEItAL Itt'HAXDISK.
BAGS— Calcutta Grain Bags, s«tgc; s.inQueniln, ]
f6 40; Wool Bay*. -7®3oc; Fruit Bags, 514 c, 6»/ c 1
and 6c for the ilifferent sizes.
COAL— W«tltast*«, $8: New Wellincton. $8;
8ou:i:fleld Welllugton. »7 JO: Seattle. »5 60- Bry
ant. » 6 6O; Coos 1 ay. $4 75; Wallsend. 36 75^
ion; Cumheiland. $14 60 fl ton In bulk and $16
in aacKi; iViiiisvl vanla, Anthracite Egz. *l 4 f»
tou; Welsh . Anthracite, $:@l2; Canue:. "s»
ton: Rock si). rums, Caslle Gaie and Pleasant Val
ley. $7 tiu: Coke. ♦lNjflia in bulk and Sl3 ft ton
in sks.
OU DACE- Prices for 10,000-n> Invoices ar :
lVi inch Manila, 6i/ic; do Sisal, 614 c: 12-thread
iiiimu. 6^/ic: tlo Sisa , : >4c: and S thread Ma
nila, 7»/*c; do Msal, tt»Ac; liile Rope (3 and 4
sirand), Manila, ti^c; do Sl<-nl. 614 c; Bale Hope
I-, o and 8 strand), Manna, 6%c; do &isal, &^c
V &>•
CANNED FRUlT.'— Cherries, black or red. 2iA-
Ib. i-xtra. »2 fl dozen: Whit-; Cherries. 2U, Ib.
extra. »2 50: l'i tl.. standards, f'2 10; Peaches—
Yellow, free. $1 10@l 50: Aptlcots. 90c®$l 05-
Kaspbernes. $1 75: Straw berries, $1 75.
A.NNKn VEGETABLE- Txciatues, 700 ft
dozen Ui/a-!b iln»; Peas. #ltol 25 fl dozen.
C iKKr. 1 —
Costa Kica— 17@17i.jc Ib nom. for prime
! washed (none here); 16(e;l t>c uom. lor cood washel
■ (none here): ltrg/ib'-vi: f»r v iri r»-aberr.v; l:->(t9
I li'.ic for goo i» prime: ll^ssx£3u.c for good
' mixed with black beans; ll@l2V^c for'falr; 6@loc
' for common to ordinary.
>ALVAi»it- I6(<slbc for good to prime washeJ;
, i3(oßl4Vic for fntr washed: lb@l7c fl Ib for
. good to prime washed peaberrv. Ili4®l2iac for
I superior unwashed: 1 i(<£lli/»c for good green un
: witshed: It »ie «* Ib for *< od bleached unwashed;
14©1 c for good to prime uuwasbed berry. v
Nicabaota— loVi@l2^j for good to su .prior
nnwashett: 13i^fa;l4i for jroon unnashea Deaberrv-
Cil ATKKAU AND KXICAN - 1 blAc $t Ib I Oni.
for strictly prime washed (none here); 17Vi
@18c f Ib f. r prime washed; 15@16Vic for
good to strlctlv good washed; 14®15c lor
fair washeo; 10@l. c or medium: 7®9i^c
for ordinary. 40ti.< 4 c »Ib lor inferior to com
mon: lsiaiPc lor good to prime washed pea
berry: li<#rji forgood 10 superior unwashed:
14(g.15c for gooa to nnme unwashed peaberry.
FISH— I'aclUc Codfish la quotable as lollows:
Bundles. 5c i» tb: cases, selected. sVic $ Ib:
boneless. (U/jc V> Jb: strips. Norway, 63,4 c ft Ib:
strips, Narrow-gauge. 7c ?» tb: »mps. silver King,
7Va c i* lb: blocks, Clipper, 6^ic; blocks, orien
tal. 7c; blocks, seabnglil. .7tyic; tablets. Crown
brand. 8c; middles, v.o aen Mate, 7c; middles.
White >fi\), 9c t» tb: desiccated. GUI K<l-,v, *
case of 2doz, fl bti «...« 15^ pekieiilol, bbls. «9:
half-bbls, $1 75 raciflc rrinsr, 15c f» box:
Uutchdo. 90>.(alf 1 10 1* Keg; Whtitflsh. *1 50 in
ba f-bblsand *"l 75 in Kiis; Tongues and isoands,
fl2: Mackere, bbls— o. 1, *20: No. 2, fl» 50:
No. 3, $17: half bbls— No. 1, $9(d)9 50; No.;: J8 50
<g.9\ .No. 3, W 50; klis— .No. 1, $1 50: So. 2. $1 25;
No. S 9',.
QUIt!KSILVEi;-S3B 9 flask.
OlL— California Castor oil, cases. So. 1. 95c;
bbU. 90c V pal (manufacturers' rates): Linseed
Oil, In bbls, boiled, 4 5c; do raw. 43c; rases. 5c
more: Lard Oil. extra wmier strained, bbl*. soc:
No. 1, 4f>c; cases, 5c more; China Nut. 47@51c «H
gallon: Nearsfoot Oil, bbls, «SOc; cases. 65c; No. 1,
bbls. 60c: cases. 56c: Sperm, crude, 60c; natural
whitf, 80c: bleached do 85c: Whale OH, natural
white. 4Oc: bleached do. 45c: Pacific hubber
Mixed Paints, white »ua houje colors. *1 i.'6(gl 35
%* eal: wacon <o ura, 9i&\! U5.
PKTRuLKUM. (iAM)LI.NK. ETC.— The stand
ard Oil Company quote 3 as follows: Waierwhite
<oal 1 hi. in bulk. lui/ac: I'earl ot!. In cases, 16c;
Astral, do, 16c; Star, do, 16c; Kxtra Siar Oil, In
cases. 20c; Klulne, do. 'Jlc; i ocene, do, 18c; Ue
oaorlzed Siove Uasoleoe, In hulk, lie; do In
cbr*s, lH^c; «3% Deodorized Naphtha. in bulk,
lOVsc; 63deg. do, In cases. 15i,0c : 86 dee. Gaso
lene, In bulk, 20c; dee. do. in cases. 25c * gal.
WIIITK LKAD-yuoteU at 6((*7c ft Ib.
RKD LEAD— Quotable at 6i,4«57c %( ib.
TUKPKNTINK— Incases, see: In iron barrels,
iHc: In wooden barrels. !,0c ft gal.
LL'COL— Boiled, biU, 41c: d > cases, 49c: raw,
bbls. 41' c: do cases 47<. :
CAiNDLKS — Tho (standard Oil Com panv quotes
as follows: Electric Light— 6's. 16 OZ, 7V2C: 14
oz. 6»ic; 12 oz, 6c: lv oz. ft^ic. Granites— 6-s.
16 oz. By a c: 14 oz, 7V«C: I'J oz, 7c: 10 oz, 6Vic
Parr.Hin« Wax Candle*: l's, a's, 4's, 6's »ud 12's,
whtie. B^*4o; colored. P3/ic.
HEX— Harness, neavy, Is Quotable at
30@35c 1» tb: do medium, 2Mc; aolight, 26®27c;
Hough Leather, 21@23c ~$ lb: Kips. *40'<S45 <j»
dozen; Calf, 90c@Jl 10 f* ID: Kough splits. 7@Bc;
Belt-knife Splits, 10@12c; Collar Leather, black.
10®12c V foot: do russet, 10@12c; Skirting
Leather. 3U@3SC e». tb.
SUGAR— The Western bugitr Keflr.ery Company
auotes. terms net cash: Cubs and Crushed aud
Fine Crushed, 6 c; Powdered. 6!/4c: Cry Grann
lated, bfyge %t Ib; confectioners' a, l>s,sc: Magnolia
A, SV4C. Extra C, 51/ ac: Golden C. sc; Candy
Granulated, 5%c; Callfurma A, 53/ g c; bait-barrels
Vie more thau oarrels, and boxe.i V;> C more.
SAN FRANCISCO MEAT 3IAKKEI.
Beef Is very firm at full quotaUons. Mutton and
Lamb are steady. Hogs Had a fair market at the
old quotations.
Who.esale rates for dressed stocic from slaugh
terers are as follows:
BEEF— First quality, 6^4c; second do, s'Vac;
third do, 4@sc "* Ib.
VEAL— Larg- £@6c: small. f@7 Ib.
MUTTON- Wethers. «@6V,c; Ewes. 6c » Ib.
La vlH— Spring, 7(g,7 "i» lb.
POKK— Live Hogs. 3y 3 @S<ygo tor large and 3%
@3%c tor sma 1 and medium: soft nogs, -V 2©
ai 4C r Q>; dressed do. si4(a6c.
WOOD, LUJIBEK, ETC.
The Luab'.r market has been much more active
of lata. '•'.t-
Posts, B@loc each for No. land styj 3 c for
Na '_': Kedwood, $5 per cord; Oak, rough, $6 50;
I peeled, S9; Pine, *5 75.
KECtIPTS OF I'RODUCE.
TOB 24 HOURS.
Flonr. qrsfcs.... 7. 84K| Butter, ctls 171
Oregon 14.777 Cheese, ctls .... 213
Wheat, ctls 1.935 Kegs, doz 7,650
Oregon ],*6oi Hides, 110 . .. 904
Barley, ctls 7,815 Pells, bdis. 970
Corn, ctls Wool, bis 1,19.
Eastern 1,60 c Leather, rlls 72
Oats. ctls. iWiue. gals 34,1U0
Oregon 2,C0) ! Brandy, gals. ],000
Kye, ctls 130 ' Hops, bis 2
J*t-aiis, sks 1,844 i sugar, bb15....... 5.098
Potatoes, sics.... S,4l!< Kalslns. boxes.. 2,130
Oregon 46. Lumber, M feet.. 10
Onions, ska Quicksilver, tlsks 80
Oregon. 20 1 allow. <:ti .. 16
Hay.tons 45T Chicory, bbls.. f>s
Bran, sks 4tß Broom Corn, bu. 82
Oregon, sks.... i. BJO8 JO -jlions. Or, sks.. 3,500
Middlings, ski... 101
• — ♦ »
Pedagogic Grade-Up in Kansas.
It it understood that Super. ntendent
Stryker, in order to "(trade up" the
teachers, has prepared an entirely new
set of questions lor the next examination.
Amen,; them are these:
"You can frequently see a white horse;
why do you never see a white colt?"
"Why does a horse eat grass backward
and a cow forwam?"
"Why does a hop vine wind one way
and a bean vine another? Explain fully,
"Why does a horse tethered with a rope
always unravel it, while a cow twists into
knots?"
"Wliat is the length of a flour barrel
"What animals have no upper teeth,
and why?"
"Why did Abdul Hamid delay accept
ance of the proffered mediation of the
powers? '
"After the Omaha platform, what is the
greatest American document written
sinre tne claration of Independence?"
'•Give a historical fact of tne following
great men: William Stryker, George
Washington, William Shakspeare, Jerry
bimpson, Napoleon."— Abilene Reflector.
« • »
Kedhot Stove Rather Titan a Mouse.
A Topclca woman who resides on Morris
avenue declared war a few days ago upon
a mouse which inhabited her cupboard.
Having secued incontrovertible < vidence
that the mouse was in the cupboard she
seized the rolling pin. Tne cupboard doors
were opened and the mouse jumped out,
making straight for its assailant. The
woman lost her nerve and looked around
for something upon which to climb. The
stove was the only thing in sight. Sbe
cave an awful tcream and leaped upon the
stove, which was blazing hot. The soles
or her feet were badly scorched. The
mouse escaped. — Topeka State Journal.
• — —
The remedial effects of laughter are
really wonderful. Cases have been known
wsere a hearty laugh bus banished dh
ease and preserved life by a sudden effort
o: nature. •
THE CALL CAL£.NOAH.
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Columbia '
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
A branch or the UnJ;ed state* Hydroeranhln
Office located in th* Merchant, 1 Exchfnze Js
maintained In San Francisco for the beneat of
mariners without regard to nationality and Ire* o!
expense.
>'avi«aiors are cordlailv invited to rlsit the
office, vrhere complete sets ot charts and saltlnz
directions of the world are kept on hani or com
parison aud relerence. and the latest Information
cun always be obtained regarding tiglits, dangers
to navigation and ail matters or Interest to octsau
commerce.
Thetlm* ball ontOD of the bnlldin* on Tele
graph lilll Is hoisted about ten minutes before
uoon. and It dropped at noon. 120 th meridian, by
teieKraphlc signal leceivvd each day Iroin' the
United states I*, aval Observatory a .Mare Island
A notice statin; whether the ilm« . ball ■ was
| dropped oa time, or giving ttm error, If any, v
publishe! the same day oy the afternoon p<tperj,
and by me morning papers the following <iav.
W. a Hughks,
Lieutenant. V. a. N» in charge.
The Time Ball.
iiKANCH Hydsooraphic Office, V. S. N., 1 )
Mebchants' KicH/xot >■
«san Fbancisco, October la. 1697. )
The time ball on TeJt>,'rapn Hill was <iroDp*l •
exactly at noon to-day— l. c.. at noon of the liiUCH j
meridian, or exactly at 8 p M, Greenwich time. '
W. Si Hughes.
Lieutenant U. S. N. in rharxa.-
S>U>, MOON ASU 'lIDIS.
Unitkij States Coart axd Gfodbtio Sukvev.
Times asd Hkights of Hish and Love
WaTKRS AT J-ort i'OIST. ESTKAXCE TO Sa*
Fba>' CISCO BAY. Publibhkd BY OFFICIAL
aithority of THE fcbpkwntksbist.
Note— The high and low waters ocut atth<)
City Front (Mission-street Whan) about twenty
live minutes later than at Fort Point; the height
of tide Is she same at botn places.
October— lß97.
Wednes'la7. October 13.
Bnn rises 17 1 Moon rises 6.49 pic
Sun seti 6 F5 Moon sets
H \V
i, w I Ih_\* ■ [U_w
4
5
5
l 7
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19
! 1.38 j 4.0 0.0 i «.slla-lo| 0.4 i 70.i 078
228 4.0 X.40 3..V 12.45 6.4! 7.47 06
8.21 4.0 7.-4 3.« i . 1.-4 5.. 8.30 U.g
416 4.0 8.19 3 7 2.07 &.«' 9. 0 0.9
! 51b 4.2 9.2(> 3.8 2.57 4.6 .U.I 1.0
6.4/ 4.4 10.4(1 .-«.{< 4.00 4.4 11.06 1.l
I 6.48! 4.6 11.58 3.i 5.-2 i:\ I ....
soix-In the »oove exposition of th» tides tha
t»rly morning tides aro given in the left baail
column, and tba successive tides of the day In tha
order of occurrence aj 10 lim& The second tlm*
column gives the second tide o! the day, the ihtr.l
time column the third tide, and the last or rijni
hand column glve« the iast tide of the day, except
when there axe but three tides, as sometlmo*
»ccur*. The height! glvea are additions to th«
■oundlngs on tha United Htates Coast Survey
chart*, except when a minus ilgn (— ) precedes tna
helcht, and then the number given U uubtracur*
from iba depth given by the charts.
SHIPPING I>*TELJLIGKN«fc.
Arrived. ""^
TUESDAY. October la^
Fr man of war Doguay Trouin. • Fort, 10 Jay*
irom Honolulu; to French Consnl.
Btmr Pomona. Cousin*. 17 hours from Ears**;
pass and radse. to Good all. Perkins it Co.
Stmr Rival. Johnson. 16 hours from Fort
Brazs: lumber, to ii'r:-iy & Mitchell.
Stmr Alice Blanchard, Doran, 8 days from
Poitiand, via Astoria, me; pass ana indse to
North Pacific Steamship Co.
Snip 'lory cf the Seas, Freeman, 9% days from
Departure Bay; 8380 tons coal, to I? Dunsmulr
Sons Co • •
Bark Aureola, Swan, 7 (lavs trom Wlilaoa Har
bor; lumber, to Simpson Lumber Co.
Brg Lurline. Mcl.eod, aw days from Knhululi
sugar, to Allen & Lewis.
Schr Go amp, Dedrlck, 4 days from Coos Bay;
•I'M M it lumber, to Simpson Lumber Co.
Scbr John A, Hellqnlst, 72 hoars from Hum*
boldt Bar: HSU M ft lumber, to Pacific Lumber Co.
t'chr Equator, I oolnson, 13 days from Chisini*
Bay, via. Astoria 3 days 11 hours: ballast, to
Hume Bros <fc Hume.
Schr Arthur I, Krog, 48 hours from Point
Arena; 151 cds hark, to McAbee Bios.
Scbr Lizzie Vance, Hardwiclc, 12 days from}
New Whatcum: lumber, 10 Belllngham Bay Imp
Co
Schr Fanny Adele, Ogilvie, 9 days from Grays
Harbor; iunioer. 10 S X siade Lumber Co.
Schr Eureka, Erickson, i days from Coquill*
Klver; lumber, to Simpson Lumber Co,
Clear ad.
TUESDAY. October 12.
Btmr Doric, Smith, Yokohama and Hongkong::
O&OSSCo.
ftmr Eureka, Parson?, San Pedro; GoodaU. far-
X lllH i CO. "
Stmr City of Puebla, Debney, Victoria and Port
Townsend: Ooodall, Perkins <S Co.
ship America, Harding, Nanaimo; A Dunsmuir
Sons Co.
snip James Kerr, Ponies, Queenstown; Ep
pinger & Co.
Sailed.
TUEFDAY, October 12.
Br stmr Doric. Smith. Yokohama and lion
kong.
Bimr Protection. Lundquist, Yaquina Bay.
Stmr Alcatraz. Carlson.
Stmr Cleone, strand, Albion, with «chr Sacra
mento In low.
Nor stmr Peter Jebsen, Hansen, Nanaimo.
fcinir Ulpsr. Leland. Sant i Urns.
Stmr Arcata. Heed, Coos Bay. -
Br ship Toxteth, Biomley, Port Townsend.
ship America. Hard Ins:. Nanaimo.
Br .ship Blackbraes Chrishoim, Liverpool.
Br ship Lancing. HatfieM, London.
I'.r ship Fall* of Hal lad ale, Fordyce, Queenstown,
Schr Eliza Miller. Christiansen, Kureka.
Schr Sacramento, Hansen, Aloion.in tow of stra ,
CKone. . J
Schr Joseph ana Henry, Christiansen, Coqallli ■
River. ,11
Scbr Laura May, Hansen, Portland , ■
echr Monterey, Beck. Bowens Landing, '*/
' Telegraphic.
POINT LOBOa October 12—10 p «— Weattm
cloudy; wind aw; velocity 12 miles.
Charter*.
The Roderick Dhu loads mdse for Hilo.
Th» ship America loads coal at DeDarttira Bay
for this port; Br stmr Tekoa, salmon on Frassv
Klver for ValDaralso. Montevideo and London;
schr Robert Lew en. lumber at Port Gamble fo»
Honolulu.
Spoken. a
Sept 2fs-Lat 3 a long 32 W, bark Gay C Oo»s, t
from Philadelphia, tor Port Loi Angeles.
Blis eel lan eons
LONDON, Oct 12— Br ship Kate Thomas, from
Newcastle, NSW. for s«u Francisco, put into BydZ
ney partially dismasted in a gale.
Domestic irti.
PORT BLAKELKY— Arrived Oct I.— B*tl|
Amelia, from llonolul
Sailed Oct is— sen. E X Wood, for San Fran*
Cisco.
KL'REKA- Sailed Oct 12-Stner South Coast, fof
San Francisco; schr General Banning, for San
Francisco.
Arrived Oct. 12— Schr Oceania Vacce, hence Sept
TATOOSH— Passed Oct'll— Stmr Progreso. frn»
Seattle, for Sau Francisco. Oct 12— stmr Wash*
tenaw, from Tacoma, for San Francisco.
SKATTLK- Arrived Oc; 12— BrthpCape York,
from Port Townsend.
VENTURA- Sailed Oct 11-Stmr Geo Loomis.
for aan Francisco.
ASTORIA — Arrived Oct 12— Stmr Columbia.
Den- c Oct 10. •
GREENWOOD— Arrived Oct 12-Etmr Whites*
boro, hence Oct 11.
I'ORT A.n'.KLES— In port Oct 12— Ship Yo
Semite, from Tacorna, for san Francisco; bitn Kit*
kitat,tro Honolulu, for Port Gamble. *
SOUTH BEND— Arrived Oci 12— sonr Roy Som
ers, hence Sept .-8. •
COOS BAY-Airlved Oct 12— Tug Primer, hnca
Oct 9* ■
SAN PEDRO— Arrived Oct 12-Bktn C C Font
from Tacoma.
URAY> H ARBOR— Arrived Ojt 12-Schr Jas A
Gartield, from St Michael.
Eastern . Ports.
NEW YORK— Arrived Oct 12— Ship St PavlCL_*
hence June 16.
sailed Oct 11-Stmr Alllanca, for Colon. Of
Korelen Port".
C ALL AO— Arrived Aug 23— Br ship Alice A
Lei eh. from ) on Blakrley.
DUNKlKK— Arrived Oct 11— Br ship Ardn*.
muicban. Un -Snnta Rosalia.
MONTEVIDEO— saiIed Sept 14— Br bark Alder
grove, for Oregon. .
=>KLVKRKY-SalledSept 16-Brship Pats of
Xi Utcrankle, for Victoria-
CHKMAIN US— saiIed oci 7- Schr KlngCyruj.
for Sydney. •»*"»•
YOKOHAMA— hailed Oct 9-Br stmr Olymnia
for Tacoma. "
Movements of Atlantic Steamer*.'
BREMEN— Arrived Oct 1-'— Stmr Bremen, frrn m\
New York. %
NEW YORK— Sailed Oct I'J-Stmr Cev^c. foif
Liverpool: stmr Trave, for Bremen.
PHILADELPHIA — sailed Oct 12— Stmr Pena
sylvanta. tor a nine 1 p.
BAI.TIMORK-Aruvea Oc: 12— Stmr Munchoa
for .Bremen.
'-■■■• MnnnrUtlnn*.
KAHULUI-Per Lv line 5044 bars sugar, 70
crt-^n hides -2 bots scrap brass, BO bbls molasses.
"40 baits bones.
EUREKA — rer Pomona— 1 cs dry coods, 60 pea
molding. 13 rolls leather. 9)9 M shingle*, 1 ctate
picture f ames, 72 ttxi hutier, 6 M shakes, 3 s-t
peas. A k- its lieiries, 5 do"r«, : sk i-otatoes, 1 pkj
ru.li. . iSn s i iron, 46 pices iron bolts, 3 b.xa
pears. 87 Mft lumber, 1 keg herrings, 1 lon house
hold loods, 12 pkss express. 1 sk coin.
E U and E R X— -.7 bxs batter, 1 sk wool, Ics
hats. 1 owl, 4 B doors.
PORT^AND-Per Alice Blnn haid— 292s bdlg
shook 41 bills barrel he«ds, .Obdis barrel hoop*.
Astoria— 9 M ft lumber. 4SO« bdl» shoots.
Marsi fi 11— 36 bxs apples -cs cheese. 1 c* bard*
ware. 16 picas Dot le •, iwu cs salmon. -2 blls hides
ana skins, i bala Lin k-ts, 3 ba c- flinnel.
Myrtle Pln —11 bxa c..«e«e, 1 o\v point.
Coqullle R.ver— l6s !<xi npples, 24 bxs butter,
36 rs 290 buli i room handles
KI'KKKA- ] cs pictures. 223 sks feas. 2 crates
saws, io bxs api Irs 24 bxs garlic seed. 1 bx lard,
Ics dry i.o. a> . 1 cs lobaccu, Ics surgical ins ru
menls, 2 pxcamdsc *' tits notions, 28 pigs furul
tare, 4 bxs books, siO M shlnglej.
Per Lurllne— Allen & L>wls.
Per Alice Blanch*. d— Clatsop Mill Co: Golden
Gate Piaster .Mill*: VV A Dwlght: W J Clark: Gate
liroa. H timer, Bredhoff <fe Scbulz; Meyers. Cairlclc
& v\ii iams. liakerJt Hamilton: Standard Oil Co-
Ca iforniii ItoxCo; W .Itney's Express: Henry B /
Allen; JBantlon Woolen-mills; Hulme>& Hart* J l;
R-ert: Wieland Krewini? Co; Whit land ProducnV-
Co: Wiean<i IJio*: nils tro ; H WarUeld- » &O\i
<inmp: Marshall, Teggar: &Co ; McDon»U <S Me- II
Kiunon: Park A lacy; California .-a v Works' t.l/
Fel-enbaum A Co: Pacific coai New 3 pa per s'vb«%
dicate: l arroll A Carroll; L G *resov IC n & to- F D
L^yton m ore llunt.tco: D»vi json .fc Miller-
Overland Freight and Transfer Co; W.eland Bro«.
ior Pomona- W bit nevr ,c C. • X B H,l •
Brl bam. Hopoe & Co; Christy A Wise *ai.nlai
& Fran. ; Hills Bios: J H .\ewi.aui-r & Co- H * Li.
commercial Co; Wieland Brewing Co- Pac Co1«mI
o<) X v, .-weeneyftco: Aluo. Lumber Co- "cott*
b w^.°: : fflfe ffiß^S 2
Co- Trobock A Bergen: G.rViii Ma in* "j "",'„ *
Overland Freight au., Transfer Co: Ji! ? SpeiTacy^
"»"»•'" Lumber *" °- tv »-rpri se Brewery; jf
\\ achter; i Korbel & Bros; W lsland fcroj.

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