The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 9, 1896, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1896 THE COMMERCIAL WORLD. SUMMARY OF THE MAKKETLS. Sterling Exchange low Coftee dull. Silver unchanged. Wheat steady. Freights firm. Oats firm. Barley weak. Corn negiected and lower. No change in Rye. Corn products chesper. Flour unchanged. Beans and Seeds as before. 1 Hay and Feedstufis unchanged. Potatoes lower. On ons weak. Vege. ables cheap snd plentiful. Butter scarce and firm. Ranch Eggs improving. Cheese steady. More Eastern Poultry arrived. All Fresh Frait quiet. Citros Fruits dull. Dried Apricots and Peaches firm. Prunes nominal. Provisions firm and active. Hides and Leather quiet. Wool sull dull bere. Hops in & bad way. Hogs lower. Other meats unchanged. Increased exports of Produce. To-day a holiday. PRODUCE EXPORTS. Exports of produce and merchandise from this port duriug the first eight monthsof 1898 were $21.845,000. agalnst $18,628,500 for the same periol in 1895, New York took $1.791,400, Britamn $6,641,200, Hawalian lsiands $2,248,300, Chins $1.682,700. Japan $1,462,000, Australia $2,679,200 and Central America, $2,264,600. TO-DAY A HOLIDAY. To-dsy being Admission day and a legal hollday business will be suspended throughout the City. | amounted to 525,00 busheis. Closing Paris calles | O Clear ® Partly Cloudy | | ® Cloudy ® Rain® Snow) | The arrow i ¥ station indicate maximum temperatara for the dsys; those underneath it.if any, the amount of | rainiall, of meited snOw in inches and hundredths, during the past twelve hours. lsobars, or solid lines, connect poin s of equal air pressure; igo- therms. or dotted lines, equal temprrature. The word “hivh” means high barometric pressare and is_ususlly accomomnied by fair westher: “low” refers to low pressure. and is usually preceded and sccompanied by clondy weather and rains. “Lows” ns ally first appear on the Washincton comst. When the pressire is high in the interior nd low along the coas’, and the isobars extend north and south along the cosst. rain is probable; but wiren the “luw” 1s inclosed with isobars of marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is improb- With & *high” in ihe vicinity of Idano, and ressure falling to the California coast, warmez weather may be expected in summer and colder weather in winter. The reverse of these conditions will preduce an opposite result. WEATHER BUREAU REPORT. UNITED STATES DEPABTMENT OF AGRICUL- TURE. WEATHEE BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 8,1896,5 p. M. Weather conditions and general forecast: The tollowing maximum temperatures are re- ported from stations in California to-day: Furcka 64, Red Bluff 90, San Fraocisco 62, Fresno 96, San Luis Obispo 72. Los Angeles] 88, San Diego 78, Yuma 98 San Francisco aata—Maximum temperature 62, minimum 54, mean 58 The pressure has fallen slightly over California Quring the past twenty-four hours and will rise rapidly during the Dext twenty-four bours. An arca of hizn pressure overlies Montana and is moving southiward rapidly in the wake of the low area. This will csuse a decided fall in tempera- ture over Utah, Nevads, Arizona snd California. The fcrecast of last night for decidedly colder weather hus alrea'y been verified: the tempera- ture has fallen from 14 deg. to 20 deg. throughout Ctah and Nevada. Kain has tallen {n Arizona and Southern Califor- nla, and the indications are that colder, showery weather will continue in these districts for the Dext twenty-four hours. Forecast made at San Francisco lor thirty hours ending midnight, September 2, 1896 Nor.hern Cailfornia —Cloudy; colder weather v wiih conditions favorable for showers: fresh northerly winds. Sou hern liforni; Ciondy and somewhat threatening Wednesday : decidedly colder Wedne » day morninz and coider Wednesiay night. in southwest portion: westerly winds, changing to mnortherly. Nevade — Cloudy and threatening westher ‘Wednesday : decidedly colder in western portion. TUtah — Cloudy Wednesday morning: fair Wednssday: warmer Wednesday aud Wednesday night. . Arizona—Clondy Wednesday: probably showers Weduesday morning; colder early Wednesday morn!ng. ~an Francisco and vicinity—Conditions favor- avle for showers: colder: light southerly winds, changing to northwesterly. A. G. MCADIE, Local Forecast Official. NEW YOEK MARKETS. Financial. NFW YORK, N. Y., Sept. 8.—Speculation at the Stock Exchange during the early trading was weak In tone, and in the first half hour or so of business prices declined anywhere from 14 to 254 per cent. Manhattan was freely sold. The street was flooded with rumors that the directors at Lhe meetng tobe held lacer in the day would reduce the dividend because of the poor earnings for the las quarter. Manbatian's weskness affected the entire list, but the iosses were generally confined 10 the fractions. Around midday the official an- nouncement was made that the directors of the Manbattan had declared the regular dividend of 134 per cent payable Oc.ober 1. 'he Western Union executive committee has slso recommended the payment of the regular quarterly dividend. Another favo:able develop. ment was (he statement of the St. Paul road for the fiscal vear ended June 30, 1896. Tnis report showed & surplus of 2,618,203 sgainst a deficit of $302,735 1u 1845, The directors are to meet late in the week and act on the dividend, and the offi- clals of (he American Sugar Refining Company will also convene for the same purpose within a day or two. The deveiopments referred to started up busi- ness In a lively fashion In the last hour of busi. Dess, and prices bounded up rapid.y. The ad. vande which followed ranged from 3 to 23 per cent. Speculation rlosed strong with prices at or near the top figures of the day. ~Net changes show ad- vances of 15 to 13, per cent on the day. Total sales were 191,025 Shares, Including 38,100 St. Paul, 14,00 Suzar and 20,400 Manhatta tonds'are dull and strong. ~ales footed up $926.000. Richmond and Aliegheny second con- 50l fonrs rose 3 10 83: Hocking Valley fives, 5, to 84; Mobile and Ohio fours, 2 to 84: St. Louis Sonthuestern firsis, 25 to 68 u Government boiids § coupon fours of 1925 s0id ac 116 and 600 G0 of 1907 At 10784, Grain, F1.OUR-—-Quiet, steady ; winter wheat, 1ow grads 1 70@82 50: a6 falr to fancy, 83 40@3 105 a5 houses bought on the decline and prices advanced Ts@lc with some local covering and prices uo- changed to Ygc up at the close. December and Seplemoer most act ve: May, 8854c; September, 6814ac; October, 8314c: December. 850, ;:USN—EA-I"; No. 2, 2534c elevaior; 26440 | afioa Optionsdull and weak at 14,@%e dacline on weak West: December and Ociob-r mos: actives September.’ 2514c: October, 2534c; Decemver, 27140: Mav, 2984c. gATs et % tions easler: September, 183%c; October, 19¢; Decemoer, 30¢. = Spot prices: No. 2. 1884c; No. 2 white, 23c: No. 2 Chicago, 19%c: ~o. 8, 17c; No. 3 ‘white, 20c; mixed Western, 18@20%oc: white State and’ Western, 20@29c. Frovisions. LARD-—Quiet: Western, 83 60: city, 83 30; Sep- tember. $3 80: retined, siow; continent. $4: Souin American. $4 35: com poun Hyg%(l‘_ PORK—Steady; new mess, $7 60@8 25. BUTTEk—Fairly active; Western dairy, §@12c: do creamery, 1134@163/4c: do factory, 7%a@11%4c: E;l‘fl;u,lfly lmuulm‘n&cremery.lu 1230, Firmer: State. large, 535@8 do small, 6@8%4c; partsiims, 2@0c: full seims. Thec, EGGS—Firm; Western, resh, 156@16c; do # case, §1 50@4. B ./s.u.uw—slow; city, 8%4@3%c: couniry, 814 @3%c. COTTONSEED OIL—Dull; crude, 19@20c; yel- low prime, 23c. PETROLE M—Steady: refined, $6 80; Phila- delphia, $7 50. domestic, 314@b%4c; Japan, RICE—Firm: 4340 JULASSES—Firm: New Orleaus, 27@37c. COFFEE—Opened ~quiet, unchanged to 10 polnts down: Sepiember. §3 2089 255 Ootober, #8 80@s 86: December, $5 65@870; March, $8 60 @8 85: May, 8> 85@8 70 June, $5 65. Spoi Kio, dull, weak: No 7, 034c. SUGA K—Moderately active, steady; Mold A, Se; wiandard A, 4 fisentecconerial Sheo; vt oat, B3jac: crushed, : powd c; granu- iated, 4340; cubes, bc. Fruit and Produce. APRICOTS—New, Bags, 8@10c. @EACHES-ON. peeled, 12@ldc; PRUNES—Four sizes, 43,@5c. RAISINS— wo-crown, i0ose Muscatels. B3@ 4c: do three-crown. b@bl4c: do jour-croww. dle @6e: do London layers, $1@1 16; do clusiers, $1 2 @1 6. RUPS—Quiet. Pacific Coast, 3@6: WOOL—Kte: Domestic tieece, pulled, 18@3lc; Texas, 7@10c. Merchandi TI6 JRON—Quiet: American. $10 25@12 50. COPPEF —Steady : lake. $10 65@108 5. LEAD—Firm: comestic, 2 75. 21N—Quiet; siruits, 313 30@13 35: plates quiet. EPELLE N Basy: comeve 83 555 60, MALGKETDS unpeeled, 6 13@28c; CHICAGU CHICAGO, Iry, Sept. S.—After the two da Tecess the wheat market resumed this morning with weukness prominent and pusiness duil. All the usual Monday’s figures on stocks and supplies were posted before the opeuing snd the conclu- sions deduced from them were antagonis:ic to im- provement in price. The amount on ocean pass- | age showed an Increase of 2,480,000 bushels, the | world’s shipments were of heavy proportions, | 7,498,000 bushels, and the visib'e supply increased /000 bushels. Receipts in the Northwest were | large at 2512 cars for three days aga.nst 1741 | last week. CLicazo received 462 cars and Inspected out | 427,399 bushels. Lioeral clearances at New York temporarily steadied prices, but their influence was not enduring. Liverpool cables were un- changed i otal seaboard clearances for : wo days | were nchaged to 20 centimes higher for flour and unchanced 10 15 centimes higher for wheat. The Lnglish visibie suppy increasea 650,000 | bushels. Toward the close on covering by shor.s | and buying az.inst puts the market recovered somewhat from its earlier weakuvess. December opened from 5714 10 573/sc, s0id between 5714@ | 5714 and 58c, closing at_the outs de a shade over | Saturday. Estimated receip s for to-morrow, 350 cars. CORN—Offerea no resistance to the weakness conveyed by sympathy with wheat. Scaréely any interest attached to the operations in the pits, which were for :he most part local and scalping. Receipts were 1119 cars,and 1,146,183 bushels | were taken from stre. Export clearances amounted to 294,256 bushels. Prices recovered | parually when wheat dvanced late in the sessioi. May corn opened at 24c, declined to 2334¢, ciosing | 8t 287%c, 14c under Saturday. | OA'i~—Lrifted in the same channel as wheat | and corn, trading At times, however, being fairly active ju'a local way. Receipis were 709 cars and | 2200 busheis were takeu from store. The visibie | supply increased 559,000 bushels. At ihe close | there was some independen: strength. prices rest- | ing with n gain. May oas ciosed 14@i4c higher | than Satu Cash, 6314@64: Scptember, FLAX—Weak. B&3gc: December sold from 6634 to 86¢, regover- | ing 10 6634c. Recelpts 8 3 cars. | PROVISI N=—luil. The tone of the market | was fairly steady, that being the feeling existing | in he hog market A firmer tome, in sympathy | with the rally in whea:, a;peared late in the | session. January pork «1osed 5e higher than Sat- urday, January lard a shade higher and January ribs a shade lowe: BUTTER—Exsy and uncban, Creameries—Extras, 15¢ B seconds, 11@13c: imitations, tancy, 12@i3c. Uairies—Extras, 14c: firsis, 11@1:c: seconds, 10c. Ladles—Extras, 9%5@10c; firsts, 8@81g¢; packing sW0ck, T@1 bac: grease, 4@bc. EGGS—Firmer. Fresh s.ock, 12@1214c B dozen. MONEY—Was firm at 6@7% on call aud 7% on time loans. New York exchange sold at a1 10 dis- count. : firsts, 13@14c; | Closing Prices. WHPAT—Sentamber, b615@56%4c; December, 8c: May, 6234c. COKN — meplember. 1953@1934c; December, 20%@21c; May, 25%c. UATS—Sepiember. 15¢: May. 18%5@18+ac. FORK—September. 85 65: Januars, 56 60. LAKU—September, #3 171y Jauuary, 33 573 1.iko—Seplemver, 85 1214: January, 33 30. Livestoox. UNION STOCKYARDS, IrL. Sentember 8.— CATTLE—Receints. 8000. Fancy beeves, 3505 @5 20: choice 10 prime. 1300 10 1700 B steers, $470@5 00: good to choice steers, 1200 10 1600 b. | £4 40@4 66; medium steers, 1000 to 1300 B, 83 10 @4 35: falr beet steers, S50 to 1300 s, 83 75@4 00: butcher steers, $3 20@ 3 70; choice stockers and feeders, 800 to 1250 B, 3 40 @875; fairdo, 500 to 875 B, 32 40@3 40; bulis, choice 10 extra, $2 SU@3 25: bulls, poor Lo cnoice, $190@:2 75: cows ana neifers. cholce to extra, 83 50 @3 75; cows, fair to choice, 82 25 cows, | comman to fair canners. §1 55@2 20: calves, good 10 choice, $525@5 75: calves, common to good, $3 25@5 00: Texas grass sweers. 82 5U@5 15. | Texas cows and_bulls, $1 75@2 50; W cstern can- | ning steers, $2 65@4; Western range cows ana heif- ers. §2 50 milkers and springers, % nead, $20@40: Western range steers, 82 50@3 50. HOGS—Firm. Keceipts. 12.000. Leavy packing ana enipping iots. $2 70@3 ¥5: common 1o choice mixed, $285@3 35: choice assorted, $5 35@ 345: hight, $8 15@3 45; pigs. $2@3 26. snEbF—Easy. Kecepis. 13,000. inferios to choice, 42@3 25, lambs, $2 50 44 25. AEW dunn STOCKS, Bonds, Exchange, Money and Raliroad Shares. Money on call is quet at S@7%: last loan st 6 and closing offered at 6% Prime mercantiie paper, 9% Lar siiver, (8l4c. Mexican doliars, 6114 @51%4c: Bterling Exchange is quiet, with actual business in bankers' bills at $4 8214@4 823, for sxiy Oays, and $4 841y for- lemand. Posied rates. $4 8:@s 85. Commercial bills, 84 811,@4 82. Goveroment bonds steady. State bonds dull. Rallroad bonds highor. Bilver atthe board was quiet. CLOFTNG sTOCRS. Am Tel & Cable.... 85 \Norfolk & Westrn. 814 Atchison... 12_ | Preferrea.. . 1314 Preferred. 177 Adams Express. ...140 Alton, Terre Haute 66 American Expressl07 AmericanTooacco. 841 Preferred. Eay State Gi Ealtimore & Brunswick Lands, Buftalo, Roch & B. Canada Pac!de. A %‘Ffi‘m"'{w ptd 1;;/‘ ri ; ¢nxlmm‘mm 142 (Quicksilver. Consolidated Gas..144 Preferred. €. C. C. & Su Louls 25 st. Paul & Omaha. Proferred. . | @5 5U; Roosters, younz, $3 50; ‘Wheellng & L. K.. 6% Preferred. 24 Am Cotton a7 W. U. Beef. 6% 3ol Ann Arbor. 2 Preferred. i Brooklyn Tractioa. Erte 2d prd..... .. BONDS. Northern Pac 1sts. 118 Ala Class A ds. Do Class B 4, 5s..100 Alabama, cisss C. 90 Atcnison 4s. Do consol bs. 45 Do 2ds A. . 84140Improvement 1st 76 CanadaSouthi 3ds.. 81y Do bs. 10 Cen Pac 1sis0f '95.100 | OR & N ists... . [106% Cherokee ds, 1896.100 | Do =onsol bs. """ #8 10) Or Short Line 6s...108 103 )0 cons 5. o8 100 | racific s of 97.. 105 |thia& eading 4s. Td%e Do 1st pid Incam. 54 0914 E GrandeWest 1sts 67 11135 Stl&lronMtGen 5s 69 .. B6lg 8t L& F Gen 83.108 597} St Paul Consols. ... 123 FiWabendity isis 49 S P C & Palas.. 112 GH&SAGs ., 01 [Eo Carolina 414gs... 95 Do2d 7s. 96 |Southern RK bs... B4Ya Gen Elec Deb bs... 821 Do Pac Cal 1sts..107 Tenn new Ss. 70 Texas Pacific lsis. 79 Texus Paclfic 2ds.. 16% Unton Pac 1sts 96.100 | U S4s reg of 1:25.118 H & Tex Cent 6s..102 Do hunsas Pa Cousols 60 bs ra lsts Den diviO8 La Consol 4s....... 0% Dods, coupon....116 Missourl funding...— | U & 4s, rec of 1907.108Y8 MK T 2ds 51 | Do ss.coupon.... 10754 Do 4s ... . 8014 92 Mobile & Ohilo 4s.. 61 11074 Mutual Unton 6s...107 11073 J Cent Gen Bs. 11814/ Va funding devt.” 56 ¢ Cde~t Louls 43100 | Do registered. ...— r&West Gen 6s.115 Lodeferred 6s. 5 N Caroliuacon 4s.. 95 | Dotrust rcpissi. 4% Dogs.... 110 |Wabasn 1st 5s.....103 Northwest Consols.135 | West Shore és......103 Do deb bs........108 ¥FOREIGN MARKETS. WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL: LIVERPOOL, Exa.. Sept. 8.—The spot market 18 steady. Cargoes quiet at 275 1144, sellers, prompt shipment. FUTURES. The Produce Exchanee cable gives the following Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Ked Winter: Sep- tember, bs 134d: October, bs 2d: November, bs 2d; December, bs 234d; January, 68 3d. SECURITIES, LONDON, Exa., Sept. 8 —Consols, 112 11-16; sil- ver, 3055d: French Kentes, 1038 22%ac. EXCHANGE ANOD BULLION. Sterling Exchange, 60 days. — 8483 Sterling Exchange, sigh! -— 4 85 Stering Cables. B 4 8514 New York Exchange, sight. . — nominal New York Exchange, telegraphic. — nominal Five silver, $ ounce. L= 6614 Mexican Dollars. 5115 52 PRODUCE MARKET. WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS. WHEAT FREIGHTS—Are firm at 278 6d, and there has been considerable chartering of late. The chariered Wheat fleet in port has a registered tonnage uf 71,811, against 52,200 tons on the same date last year; disengaged, 11,748 tons, against 14,700: on the way to this port, 265,000 tons, against 355.700. W HE AT—Futures are soft, but shipping Wheat s steady with a vers falr demand. No. 1 95@ | 9814¢ B ctl; choice, 973je; lower erades, 8712@ 9233¢; extia choice for milliog, $1@1 02%3 B cul CALL BOARD SALES. INFORMAL SESSION—$:15 o'clock—December— 2000 ct's, 98 %sc. SECOND - ESSION—December—4000 ctls, 99%4c: 4000, 9314c. EEGULAR. ORNING SESSTON—No sales. AFTEENOGON SESSION— N saies. Ba: Lk\—The murke. is dull and Feed has & slight downward tendency. We quote Feed, 61@ 653,c B ctl: choice bricht, 65c @ eil; Brewig. 723,@80c B ctl: Chevalier, 90. @81 for No. 1. CALL BOARD SALES INFORMAL SESSION—9:15 o'clock—No sales. SECOND ~ESSIO HEGULAR MO . B7c: 200). € 6514c; 2000, 6215c AFTERNOON SESSION — December—2000 ctls, 6655c CATS_Are firm with s moderate jobbing de- mand. New Feed, 75@»0¢ 3 «tl: old milling, 8714 G SESSION: 623pc: tancy feed. 9:15@5¢; K0od 1o Choce; e o fair, 75@80c; Gray, 85 @8 35¢; Surprise. 95c@81 0214 COHN'—Large Yellow s silll fower. Tnfact all kinds are weak and negiected, with large siocks. Large Yellow quotable at 5215@85¢: Small Kound do, 5712@80¢ # cu: White, 7ic. RY E—Unchanged at 70@72%c B ot for old and 6214@65¢ for new. 85@95¢ B cil. BUCKWHEAT—Nominal MILLSTUFFS. FLOUR ANOD | LOUR—Prices bave not changes for some time. Net cash prices are as follows: Family extras, $360@3 70 P bbl; Bakers' extras, $3 40 @3 50; superfie 32 75@3. CORNMEAL. ETC.—Feed Corn, $19@19 50: Cracked corn. $19 50@20 B ton. MILLSTUFF —Prices in sacks are ss follows, usual discount to the trade: Grabam Flour, $2 10 | Rye Flour, $2 50; Rice ¥lour, $575; Cornmeal, $2 10; extra creara do, $2 75: Uatmeal, $2 90; Oat Groats, §3 650; Hominy, $310@3 30; Buckwheat Fiour, $3 Jogs 30: Cracked Wheat, $275: Fa- rina, $8 % Vhele Wheat Flour, $2 30: Holled Oats. $3 50; Fearl Barley, 83 50; Spili Peas, $3 20; Green do, $4 10 @ 100 s HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS, BRAN—$13@18 50 for the best and $12@12 50 ® ton for outside brands. MIDDLINGS—$15@16 % ton for lower grades, and $17@18 P tou for the best. FEELSTUFFS—Rolled Barley, 814 50: Ollcake Meal at the mill, 321 P ton: jobbing, $22; clipped Oats. 974pc@8$1 05 B ctl. HAY—Dealers succeed n disposing of the heavy arrivals, but the market continues very weak. ‘Wheat is quotable at $7@10: Wheat and Oat, $6@9: Oat, $6@7 bU: Burley, $6@7: . iver Barley, $4 50@ 5: Alfa.fa, 85 50@5 50 tor second anc $4 50@5 for first cutting: compressed $6@9; stock, $4@5; 7 50. —30@35¢ B bale. BEANS AND SEEDs. ‘BEANS—Are still very dull. Bayos, $1@1 15 B ctl; Small Whites, 95c@#$1 10 B ctl; Pea, fi5c @8 15 oul; Large Whites, 85@956c B ctl: Pink, 75@ 5c ® ctl: Reds, 81@1 50 ® cu: Blackeye, $1 26@1 50: Red Kianey, $1@1 10: Limas, 81 @2 05; Butters, nominal. SEEDS—Brown Mustard, $2 55@2 65; Yellow Mustard, $125@1 60: Flax, $1 8.@] 35: Canary, 214@2%c ® i Alisits, nominai; Rupe, 234ci emp, 5 DRI BEAS_$1 10@1 40 B cil for Niles and $1 25@1 50 for Green. POTATOES, ONIONS, VEGETABLES. POTATOES—Dealers quote still lower prices. Sweet Potatoes are quotable at $1@1 25; Garnet Chiles, 50@65c B cu: Eariy Rose, 26@30c; Bur- bank Seedlings, 25@30c for Rivers and 80@80c for Salinas. ONIUNS—Plentiful at 25@35c B ctl; Fickies, 5Lc P sact S EGETA BLES The market 1s heavily stocked and prices show lit.de aeviation. Marrowfat Squash, $5@7 B ton: Green Corn, 23@76c P sack: Alameda Corn, 75¢@81 25 B crate; Berke- Ciover, BTRA ley Corn, 25@b0c box: Summer ‘Squash, 25¢c ¥ box for Bay: Egg Plant, 26@4i0c ¥ box: Tomstoes, 10@25c ® box for Rivers and 16@ 30c box for Bay: Alameda Cucumbers, 16@30c; Pick es, 50@65¢ ® box for No_1 and 256@dUc B ctl for No.2: Green Peppers, 26@35¢ ¥ large box for Chile and 25@35¢ for beil: Green Peas, 50@75c sack for common and 2@2%4c B 1b for ‘Garden; Etring Beans, 50@75¢ $ sack for common and 2340 P 1 for garden: Limas, 750@81 25 B sack, Green Okra, 25@40c B box: Cabbage, 40c B cul} Carrots, 25@30c B sack; Gariic, 1@134c B . POULTRY AND GAME. POULTRY—Another car of Eastern will be offered to-aay. The market is qulet, as It is a holiday season. Live Turkevs are guotable at 13@l4c B D for Gobblers, 12 lac % I for tiens: Gees ‘J‘l!h $ @125 logs, $1 25@2; Ducks, $5@35 50 B doz for old and $3 50@4 5u for youn Hens, $4 ® dozen: do, 5; Broilers, $2 50@ 50 for small; Pigeons, young aud $1 25@1 50 old, 84@4 50: Fryers. 8 for large and $2 26? 31 B?l 76 ¥ dozen for for oid. GAME—Nominal. BUTT‘EB. CHEESE AND EGGS. BUTTER-The floors are practically bare and the market is very firm. CrEAMERY—Fancy, 26@27c ¥ b; S —ra 2214,@28 good to cholce, AIRY—Fancy, I cholce, 18@321c; lower -:’?E%%l’l’:‘:tflb 'KLED—-15@17¢ B Ib. FIRKIN—14@15¢ B b. CHb.l-SE—Steady and unchanged. Choice mild new, 9c B Ib: common o kood old, 6 BD: Cream Cneddar, 10@11c: Younz America, 0@10c: Western, 10@1ic: Kastern, 11@13c B Ib. EGGS—Some dealers quote sales at an advance over the quotaiions, but the prices we give seconds, . patents, $345G375: Minnesota clear, 270: do patents, $316G4 05; low extras, 81 7 ‘pfiré-:l\ BLOUR- Steads, 82 25g2 75. CORN! AL-Quiet; ye low Western, RYE—Dull; Westers, 40c,£ o. b *1 2082 BARLEY—Quiet; 48 pounds $lige 1. 0. b WHEAT—Firm: No. % red . 0. b. 66%0: un- graded red, 58@670; No. 1 Northern, 6570 Options opened weak and declined &5@7c on increase 1n Stock, and visible sapplyCF eeign I— o ———— FINANCIAL. CHICAGO GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND NEW YORK STOCKS. WHEELOCK & CO., “ Leldesdorff St, Tel. Main 1954 EBERANCH OFFICE 938 Market St., Palace Hotel. Tel, Maln J. S. PURDY, s s 1st National g 8K PRIVATE Wik XNEW YOBK, He H. & Texas Jowa Central. Manhatian Consol. Memphis & Charia. Mexican Cencral. Michiy Minn 1% ' f represent the great bul. of sales. Fancy ranch are firm. Oregon are quotable at 12@13c B dozen: Eastern, 1434@16c for fuir to choice and 1rc for fancy: store Ezgs, 12@14c for ordinary and 15@17%4c¢ for Tanch ggs, 20824c: storage ranch, 17@18c: Duck r.ggs, 16@17 B doz. DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS. ORCHARD FRUITS— ‘The season is over for Peaches In bulk. All kinds of Fruit are quiet and not over firm. Quinces, ® box. Peaches, 25@50c ® box and 20@80c B basket. Plums, 25@50c B box. Pomegranutes, 75c@81 B box. Apples, 75¢@§1 B box for choiceand 40@60c for common. Pears, 2! c B box; Bartletts, 4C@65c B box. biLigs: 2500c B box' for white und 25@75c for ac BERRLISS—The market continues firm. Strawberries, $7 § chest ior Longworths and 81 50@3 50 for large berries. Raspberries, $3@4 P chest. Blackber. jes, 50 P chest. Huckleberries, 7¢ B Ib. GRA PES— Prices show little change. Stocks are plentiful. Wine Grapes are nomiusl, as ihe sea- 80n has not falriy opened. Seedless, 40@50c B box: Isabeilas, 50@60c B basket: Tokays, 35@65¢ P box: Black Grapes, w:wcl box: Muscats, 35 Sweetwaters and Fontainebleaux, 35@45c ¥, Dox; Grapes in crates bring 5@10c more than in xes. S ELONS—All kinds are qulet. Watermelonss $2@6 ® 100: Cantaloupes, 75c@$1 W crate; Nuc- megs, 20@40¢ P box. CSITEUS PRUITZ-Ate quisl, a0 nenal ot this season. Oranges, $2@3 B box for nclas_an #1 50 B box Tor h’mnnrrlneln Sweets: Lemons, 75¢@$1 650 B vox for common and $2 50@3 50 for g00d to choice: Mexican Limes, 86 10 box: Cal- iroruia Limes. 50@75c: Bananas, $1@2 B bunch; Pineapples, $2 @5 50 B doz. DRIED FRUITS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETC. DRIED FRUITS— Apricots are very stiff and Peaches are also show- ing more firmness. Prunes are nominal as yet. Joluctations on the Frui Lxchange are as fo- ows : CARLOAD Lors—Apricots, 8@8c B 1b for Royals and #@10c B b for choice to fancy Moo Prunes. 3c ¥ Ib: Peaches, 3@4c B Ib for prime to choice, B33c for fancy and 9@10c for peeled In boxes: Apples, 6o for evaporated and 2@254c Tor sun-dried; Pears, 314@4ic for prime to cholce. 5¢ for quarters and 6c for halves; Plums, 4c for pit- ted and 13@2c for unpiited: Neciarine dc for choice ana vc for fancy; white Figs, fc; black ¥igs, 214@2ec. JOBBING PRICES—New Peaches. 414@514c B B: tancv. 7c B Ib: new Apricots, 6@7c B b: fancy, 8c: Moorparks, 10@ Apples, 5¢; sun-dried.’ 8c; Prunes, Sc for the four sizes new £s, black. 2lgpc for unp.essed and 8@314 for pressed: white I'izs, 4c; Plums, bc for pitted and 114c for unpitted; new Nectarines, 4 @5c B 1b for prime to fancy: Pears, 81@4l4c for whole, 5¢ for quarters and ¢ for balves. RA SINS— CARL AD PRIC S, F. 0. 8. FRESNO—Four-crown 10ose, 4c; B-crown, ‘8ljc; S-crown, 2%c; Seedless Sultanas, 4c; Seedless Muscatels. 2iac; S-crown London layers, $1 10: clusiers, 81 35: Dehesa clusters, 81 75: Imperial clusters, $2 50; dried Grapes, 244c B D JOBBING PKI. ks—Four-crown, 1008e, 43ge: 3- crown, 334c 7 1b: 2-crown, 8c B 1b; seedless Sul- 1lc: new evaporated {onas 6¢9 D; seedless Muscatels, Bigc; S-crown Loudon Iayers. $1; clusters, $150. Dehesa clus- ters, 82 50: [mperial clusters, 2 50. N'UTS—Quo.ations are a3 follows: Walnuts, nominal: new Almonds, 7c B I for Lan:uedoc, —® 1 for hardsheli and vgloc B 1 for paper- shell, jobbing; Peanuts. 4@tc b for Eastern and 4c for California; Hickory Nuts, b(@sc B Ib; @&c; Fllberts, T1p@8c; brazil Nuts, i Cocoanuts, $4@5 ¥ 100. —(omb, 10@12%4¢ for bright and 5@9c for lower grades: water-whice extracted, 5@ ygc; light amber extracted, 4%2@A4%c; dark amber, 434c; aark, c B 1b. PLOVISIUNS, CURED MEATS—Hams and Bacon are firm and business is very good Bacon, 6lhe for heavy, Tisc B Ib for lighe medium, 9@9%ac P b for light, 1U@1 ¢ for extra lient and 12 for sugar- red; Kastern sugar-cured Hams, 12812Yac: fornia_Hams, 10@l1c Ib; Mess Beel, $/@ extra mess do, #8: family do, $10: extra me Pork, $8@8 50: exira clear, $18 B bbl: mess, $11 50@12 B bol: = moked Beef, 10¢ # b. LARD—Eastern tierces is quoted at 4l4e B b for compouna and 5l4c for pure; pails, 6¢ B D California tierces, 43¢ for compound and 514¢ ;or pures_bu bls, 035c; 10-D tins, 634c: do o-1, Yoc B Ib. COT1OLENE—614@6%gc in half-bbls and 6: THe® B in 10D e St HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. HIDES AND SKINS—Quiet and unchanged. Heavy salted steers, 6¢ B Ib; culls and brauds, 5@5%c B th: medium, 5c P B; culls and brands, 4@dige B light, - 4c: culls snd branas, 3@siae; Cownldes, 4@ile: culls and ) 3@dc: saltea Kip, 4c: salted Calf. 6 B Ib: I, 5c; dry Hides. 8a8lge: culls and bravas, dry Kip and Veal.7@8c: culls, 8c; dry Calf, 12@ldc; culls, 8@9 : Goaskins, 208 8¢ each: Kids, bo: Deer-kins, g0oa summer, 20:a274¢: medium, 16@ 2Vec: winter, 7@10c; Sheepsking, shearings, 10al5c each: short wool, 20@35¢ each; medium, 40@d0c ench: long wools, 5U@S0 each. ' Culls of all kinds about Lac less. VALLOW_No. 1. rendered, 21gasc: No. 2, 214c; refined, 434@3c: Grease, 2¢ 7 M. WOOL—Heavy speculative purchases are re- poried in the East, but there is absolulely no busi- ness bere. Aumboidiand Mendocino, 10@11c; Val- ley Oregon, 10@11¢ B B do ower grades, S@10c: Nevada, 6@8 .c; San' Joaquin aud Souihern Cous:, 4ix months, 4@8 Joaqutn, foochill, ood 1o chiolce, 636@734c; Nan Jouquin, yesr's ce. 4@51ac: noruern free, 7@9c; G0 defective, %s» c B b iPS—Nom:nal at 2@3c B b for 1895. New Orezons have been offered at 4c without buyers, and Californias have been offered on contract at ¢, with the same Tesult. ‘There is Do business whatever. Dealers refuse to make advances to Hoj-growers, and many yards, sggregating 1500 acres, have been abandoned for this season in Cali- fornia alone. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. BAGS—Calcutta Grain Bags, spot, $4 1214@4 202 San Quenti, $4 20; Wool Bags. 2414@26%kc. COAL=Wellingion, $8 % ton; New Welllngton, #5 @ ton: Southfield Wellington, $7 30 B ton: 5@5 50: Bryan,$6; Coos Bay, $4 50 Wallsend, $7; Scotch, §7 50; Brymbo, 87 50; Camberiand, $13 50 B (on in bulk and $15 In sks: Pennsyivania \nthracite Egg, $11 B ton; Welsh A nthracite, $9; Cannel, $7 50; i.0ck Springs, Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley, 87 60; Coxe, $11@12 in bulk and $13 B ton in sks. CANNED FRUITS—Cherries, olack or red-—214- D extra, $2 50 B dozen: 215-1 siandards, $1 75 @2 15; seconds, 81 60. = Wiite ( herries—14-1b ex:ra, $2 50; 215 b ards, $2 10. Peaches— Yeliow, free. $150; vellow, cling, 314-1b stand- ards §1 25@1 85; seconds, $1 .5@1 20. Apri. cots—85c@s1 10. ' Raspberr.es—214-1b standards, §1,3:61 65 Strawbernes—Standurds, 81 35@ CANNED VEGETABLES—Tomatoes, 80c 9 dozen. 235 1 tins. Pess, $1@l 25 B dozen. COFFEE-—C. E. Bickford’s circula: gives the re- ceipts at this yorc durinz the first elght months of the yeur at 120,081 bags, agawnsi 140.032 bags during the same period in 1895. The sales from first bands were 84,038 bags. against 115,244, The siock in first hands September 1 was 25,544 bags, against 17,568 on September 1, 1395. ‘The world’s visible suppiy September 1 was 3,338,092 bags, against 2.934,092 The circular “Tne market has en generally qulet. For a short period some local demand set in due 1o the neces- sities of dealers, during which time most of the sales men:ioned below were made, but haviug thus sat- isfied thelr temporary requirements the market has again subsided into its rormer cond.tion. The only tra saction of especial importance comprised avout 650 bags unwasbed Sa vador on vrivate terms, whica were afterward resold in lots among desicrs at somewhat below imporiers’ asking prices. Some business for over and shipment also ensued, and 1t is probable that a moderate demand from that quarier would coniinue if shipping grades were more abundant and of better style. and those offered not heid quite so firmly. Good Coffe s are steady, but inferior qyualities are weaker and lower, due 10 their abundance and to ofierings of low grade Brazils, principally Suntos | Coffee from kastern markets ai very cheap prices. The New York macket has tended steadily downward. To-day’s stock consists of 2164 Losta Rica, 257 Nicaragua, 11,685 Salvaco Guatemaia, 235 Mexican 17,118, same time last year. Steamer Newport is due on the 9:h inst., with 250 bags.” CosTA RI0A—1814@320¢ for g00d to prime: 1714@ 18c for good m.xea with black beans: 16@ 17¢ for fair; 13@15 - for common (0 Orul. ary SALVADOR—17%,@18c for £00d to 1 ime washed : 17@1734c # 1b for jair washed: 19@20c for good washed peaberry; 1063,@18%4c for superior un- washed: 16@1514c for good unwashea; 163,@ 17%c £9T guud Lo prime unwashe | peaberry GUATEMALA AND MEXICAN—2014@20%4c for prime to sirictly prime washed: 181a@1934c for £00d 10 stricily g asned: 16@17 o for fair washed: 14@153pc for medium: 1314¢ for ordinary; $@1124c for inferior to comwon; 20 ?‘-’D%P for good to prime washed peaberry: 17@ Tlac for 200d (o prime unwashed peaberry. FSH—Pacific ¢ od. catch of 1896, 100-D cases, 4@434c # 1b: 50-1b bundles, 4c; Boneless, 5@b14c; EBiocks, 5@714ac: Desiceated, $170. _Pacific Her ring, 16c B box: Dutch do, 90c@$1 10 B keg; White Fish, $1 50 in half-bbis and $1 75 in kits Tongues and Sounds, $12: Mackerel, bbls—No, 1, $20: No. 2, §1850: 'No.3 $17; hali-bbis—No. 1! No. 2, $8 50@9: No. 3, £8 50; kits, No. B i T CH erbort fat 4800 VER- juoted for expo 3650 B flankc, OIL—California Castor Oll, cases. No. 1, 95c: bbls, 90c per ga. (manufacturers’ rates); Linseed Oil inbbis, boiled, 42c; do raw, 40c: cases. 5c more; Lard uil, extra winter strained. bbis, 55¢: Noil.d5c: cases, 5c higher: China Nut, $4 80@ case. PETROLEVM, GASOLINE, ETC.—Water-white Coul OL, in bulk, 1134c; Pearl Ol i1 cases. 17440 P gal: Asiral, o, 17540 ® wal; Star, do, 1714c: Extra Star 0il, in cases, 2135¢; Elaine, do, 221gc; ocene, do, 1914¢: Deodorized Stove Gusoline, in buk, 13c;’ do, “in_cases. 19c: 83" Deodorized Naphtha, in buik, 12¢; 68% do in cases. 1734c: 86° Gagollne, in bulk, 20c; 86" doy in cases, 25¢ § el WHITE LEAD—Quoted at 6350 B 1. RED LEAD—Quotab ¢ ut 614c Ib. TURPENTINE—In cases, 4ic: in iron barrels, 86¢: in wooden barrels, 38c P & CANDLES ~Eiectric Lighi—8's, 16 0z, 73%c: do, 14 0z 7c: do, 12 oz, 6%4¢: do, 10 07, Slgc: Gran: Ite—6's, 16 0z. 914e; do, 140z 83ge; do, 12 oz, T34c: o, 10 0z, Tc B . LEATHER—Exira heavy Sole is quotableas 26@28c; he.vy sole, 27c for No. 1 and_25¢ ® b for No. 2; medjum Sole, 24@26c for No. 1 and 23c for No.2. Light Sole, 25@24c for No. 1 and 20@22c @ 1 for No. 2; Harness, heavy, 85¢; do, mediur, 28c: do, light, 24@26c; Kous Leather. 18@20c! Kips, $40@50 P doz: Calt, 0@ #0c: Rough Splits, 4@bc. SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Company l10tes, terms net cash: Cube and Crushed, 5%c: Powaerod, 5%4c: Fine Crushed, 57c: Dry Granu- lated, 434c; ‘Confectioners’ A, 434¢ aagnolis A, 434¢: kXiraC, d14c: GoidenC, 43ge; half barrels, 14c more thag barrels, and noxu‘{/',c more. WOOD, LUMBER, ETOC. Pn;u. 9@10c each; Redwood, $5 7‘& cord; Oak, Tough, 86 50: pecied. $9: Pine, $5 TANBARK C$14 § sond. LUMBER—Ketail prives for Pine are: No. 1 rough, lngn 50 for the « ifferent lengths: No. 3, §11: No. 1 Flooring, $21@26: Lath, $2; Redwood, $16 for No. 1 and § 3 for No.2: Kustic, $18@28; Shingles, common, ot $150; Shakes, 39 B M. SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET. Hogs have again declined. Other descriptions are unchuuged. Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaughierers are as follows: BEEF—F|, ailty. 414@3c; second 3 Lnind G0, S50 B - x i FAL— ; small, 5@8c B b MU’ e v PLUTToN " Wetiers, 5B wee 484340 LAMB—{ FORK_LTe" Noga, i P 234c B D for large and 47 medium; dressed do, B 1 arks: | 11,188 | in_all 25.679, against | RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. FOR 24 HOURS. Flour, or sk 71,088 Butter. ctls s ashington. 3,9 4/ Cheese, ctls Whea, cils.. X Washi Barley, c: Beans.'sks Oate, ctis..."1 3 Potatoes. sks... 3, Onions, sxs... .. Bran. sks.. 010 3 ¥4 ashington... 48| Flaxseed, W 3 Middiings, sks... 00|Shorts, W, 185 Hay, ton 645/ L.eather, rolis. e Straw, tons. .. 40| Tallow. ctls. 40 e PACIFIO COAST BONDS. Receiver A. H. Boyd of the Bank of Auburn, Wash., has filed a report 1n the Superior Court i | which he finds that the assets over labilitie: amount to $18,689 39, The verious assets, or the principal ones, are as follows: Notes and bills, $14.07179; collateral, $474965; judgments, #4334 41: real estate, $8600. The receiver has been ordered to bring suit on all claimsdue the bank where, fn his judgment, the interests of the bank will be forwarded. T. V. Walter, manager of the London and Saa Francisco Bank of Tacoma 1s dead. He was for- merly connected with the London and San £ran- clsco Bank in Portland, and prior to that was in the Lo.dou and San Francisco Bank In this City. H. S. Talcott, who was appol ted comm issioner in the case of the Consolidated National Bank vs. Richurd V. Haves et al. in San Diego County, has filed a cerilficate of the sale of 140 acres of land for $6624. The Los Angeles Times says that shouM the irri- gation law be sustained the new water company, which is being formed at Glendora, Los Angeles County, will turn over its business to the district. By thai time & more d-finite estimate may be made of the cost of geiting water, and thus new bonds may be issued by the district if the Supreme Court of Washington gives a tavorable ruling on the pending issue. Bids for the municipal bonds of Anahetm, amounting to §18,000, and bearing 6 per cent in- terest, puyable semi-annually, will be ovened Oc- tober 1. The election concerning an {ssue of bonds in the Woody school district, Kern County, will be held September 26. “The stockholders of the Santa Barbara ‘Consoli- dated Electric Company will decide October 31 on & proposition to create a bonded indeutedness of the incorporation, to the amount of $150,000, and the execution of & deed of trust to secure sild bonded indebtedness and the {nierest that may nc- crue thereon on Liie property of the corporation, also to reconsider and rescind the resolution assed by the siockholders at their meeting on November 11, 895, by which the Board of Direc- tors were authorized to create s ponded inaebted- Dness in the sum of $150.000. The bonds which were authorized by the trus- tees of the North Tuie Schooi District in Kern County amount to $600. The money will build and furnish « new schovihouse. A new company has recen. iy been registered in England (0 be known as the Gold Flelds of Mex- ico, Limited, with a capital s ock of £100,000, to carry on business as a financial, promoting and mining company ln Mexico. 7 | The shareaoders of the lmrhaven National | Bank wiil meet next Friday 1o vote concerning | the voluntary liquidation of the bank for the transac fon of any other business proper t0 come | betore the meeting. The tax levy a- Ontario will be about $1 60 on every $100, The assessed valuation of Ontario as returned is $277,240. The amount to be raised in payment of bonded indebiedness and interest thereon {s 81953, Ana sessm.nt of $1 per share has been lald on the stock of he A. C. G. Lemon Association, ing iis principal piace of business xt Giendora, Los Angeles Couity. | “Allt.esto k of the Forest Grove Bank in Ore- | gon has been purchased by A. Pfanner. Mr. Keep | hus retired on sccount of poor health, and the old corporation, since there was no necssity for fur- ther coutinuance, in view of Mr. Pianner's sole | ownersnip, hus béen disso! ved. ihe Ciiy Trostees of Pomona have requested the Supervisors of Los Angeles County to_levy a tax upon POmONa Property to pay the $2800 In- terest on 840,000 schoot bouds this year e THE STOCK MARKET. The Comstocks were easier yesterday and the best prices were rether below those of Monday. | The boards wiil not be in session o-day. 7 he close was still lower and dull. The Belcher assessment falls delinquent in office to-morrow. The Sutter-street Rallroad Company recently de- clared a dividend of $1 25 per shsre. The pre- Vious diviaend had been at the ra-e of $1 per share. The San Francisco Gaslight Company has de- clared a_mon:hly dividend of 35 ceats per share, payab e September 15. The Quaker Gold Mining Company of Calaveras County hus 1-vied an assessment of 12 cents per share, d-linquent Cctober 8. The De So0t0 Gold Mininz Company has levied an fssessment. of 7 cents per share, delinquent Octo- er Following qt) Coxraxy. No. |Amt.| Intha | Sale Day. Board. Con Imperial 87 OlAug 24| Sept Confidence. 27| 50/auz 30| Sept Alpha Coa. 17| 10iSept 3| Sept Belcher .. 83| 26/Sept 5/.Oct | Sierra Nevada.. 11| 25Sept 7l.0ct Builion . 48 10Sept14).0ct Crown Point.. [ 20Sept 18, Oct Union....... 83 20 Sept 25[.0ct Gould & Curry.. 780 1L0ct 2 Occidental. 24 100ct 3[ Ophir..... 87 26/0ct Alia. 53 loloct 8.Nov BOARD SALES, Following were the sales ln the S8an Francisco Stock Board yesterda; | REGULAR MORNING SESSION, COMMENCING 9:30. 1100 Alon 19100 CCaV. | 200 Ala. U8 50 . pe 200 Belcher..57/500 G &C......63 200 B & B...1.15(10) Nixen.. 3 200 Chating...53/100 Ophir. 160 Chllar...2.45[300 Potosi AFTERNOON SESSION—2:30. ~17 25U Cholr...4.25/ 55/100 Crwn Pt.. 85| 800 Aloha. 100 B &5...1.05[200 ............ 34| 150 Challge...48100 Mex...... 100 ... 42100 B 1 Following were the sales inthe Pacific Stock Board yesterday: RFGULAR SESSION~—10:30. 19, 50 Contl....1.454: 1200 C Imp ..03 300 C Point....33 200 .. 82 400 Exchgr.... 400 G&C.. | 50y kullion... 200 Caled.. 80u Challge. | 150 Chol | 400 171700 C Im 5 400 Con N 800 Potosi 300 C Polnt....32/100 . 500 Exenar.. .06/300 Sav. 1100 Bodle....6./300 G & C.....59/100 . 66 400 Builion. . 09200 HEN 1.521#1200 Scorpion..10 100 Bulwer. 500 BB&M... .11 200 Caleda.. 8 09 85 36 00 ¥ JuoKes.. 400 . Nevada Queen. Occidental. Ophir... Overman.. C Potosi. 98 1.U0 Challenge Con. 48 50|savage.. 68 67 Con. Imperial. 02 U8/Scorplon...... 10 = Confidence....1.40 —iSeg. Belcher... 10 11 Con New York — OblSyndicate..... — 04 Crown Poini... 84 35|silver Hil. 0z 03 EastSlerra Nev — (d|Sierra Nevada 76 78 EurekaCon... 80 —|UnionCon..... 47 48 Excheauer 04 o5|Uiah...... 08 1 Govid & Curry. 60 62 Yellow Jackee. 37 38 Hale& Norcra 1.60 1.5, GOLD MINANG #XCTIAY 3T . 160 Chollar. . 240 300 LockwoodCon. 28100 Con Virginia... 190 300 e it 811100 Hale & Norers. 155 Asked Princess. 701100 Potosi. e 108 LOCAL BECURIFIES. Asked Spring Valley Water 98 25 Bi¢ San Francisco Gas. 90 50 STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. TUESDAY. Sept. 8—-2 P M. UNITED STATES BONDS. Fo515 %o & aa res 7% U'S 4s coup... . ok B Rl g 11634l MIBCi LLAN KOS morm, 111 [PacRoliMds - — |Do2disés. = = Pa&oRyes. — 315 3|P&CR Ry6s. — 10734 Edsn L&P6s117% — |Pwlst RR6L — 108 |Reno, Wikl ~ 105 Z 1073leacto PEL. = 10u3 Lés — 100 |SF&NPROs. 973 99 Mxfi%uu SERRCA b, mxggx/. DoRyCone. 1015 SPRECMiSS. — — NatVin6slst 86 — 'SPBrRCalSs 9814 99: NevCNgRTs. 85 — Water6s.. 11534116 N PCRR8.100 — Waterds,. 97 — SEGIR - Wpetnniiil - 10w = o uns. | - = Ouk Gas 55103 '~ |Sniter-stRos 107 100% 10 2d 1s 8s..10264105 |VisallaWlds — = Ouuutbus ©3. 11634118 WATER STOCKS. Contra Costs 29 40 |SanJose.... — — — Marin Co.... 50 83 |Sprog Valley 97% 98% 4% €TOCKS. Cai 1T7: 80 |Pacific Lizht — - el I s o 9034, Vak G L & — B134/stocktom.... — FacGsslnp. 82 — INSURANCR srocKy Fireman'’sFd150 — [Sun.... . 25 50 COMMERCTAL BANK STOKS. AmerB&TC. — — [LondonP&A.133%4 — ApgioCal.... — 58 |London&sF. — " 273 BankofCai..225 234 [Merch Ex... 13 — Cal 5 D&TC010744110 (Nevada... . — = _FirstNadonl — 180 [Sather BCo. ~ = BAVINAS BANK STOSK3. GerSarcCo. — 1265 |5 - 1w Humb S&L1100 1450 [Security..... — 275 Mutoal......, — 40 |UnionTrost 750 = — sFSavUnion — 480 STREET RAILROAD eTn Tv California....106 107 |Oak SL&Hay — 100 St.. - 20 |Presidio L] - Markei-si. . 4214 48 |Sutters: S 10W Dkt £TOCKS. 15 — (GamCom.... 17 70 = [JudsonD.l = = 80 = lvigone..T. — 90c MISCELLANFOUS STOCKS. 21 — [NatVinCo.. — - AlkDCoico. = DecaniossGs = 9 CalCor Mills — — |Pac AuxFA 1 — Edison Light116 1i64 PachoraxCo. 98 100 GasConAssn. — . — |PscRoil Mill — = — Ger Lead Co. 80 100 IP“',.P“"L‘E," 8 71 HawC&SCo. 13% 14 |PacTr.nsCo. — noich S PCo_18Yg 1914/Pac T&T Co. 703 — MerxAssn.100 "110 (Sunset T&T. 41 — a1 Elec Light — 434/United CCo. — 25 SALES—MOBSIN+ 524S1IS Bosrd— 50 Edison Light & Power Co.. S5 S VIWatIr S S L $15,000 S F & N P rallway Bonds. $10.000 U'S 4% (new) Bonds.. Sireet~ 10 Contra Costa Water. s 90. 200 Hawailan Commercial.. SALKS—AFTKENOON BEKSILON. Poard— 100 Contra Costa Water, s 80, 23 Edison Light & Power Co. $2000 S V 6% Bonds... Street— $20,000 Market-st Ry Con 5% Bonds. e HOTEL ARRIVAILS. GRAND HOTEL. Cooper, Sta Barbara Mrs A Kelly, Santa Rosa Keily, Santa Rosa H D Miller, San Jose D Perkins Los ‘ng G L Wilson, Cal ‘Welthetmer, Mt View A R Boyue, Stockton Matheson, Stockton J C Hexler. San Jose McCall, Forest Fill C H Grondenbers, Cal Coons & wf, ~acto Miss Coons, ~acramento Nolan, Sacramenzo A M Hutchinson, Cal rJ A Kern, Phila D M Brown & w?, odgers, Sacramento H W Delaney, Gwins, New York A J Began, Sun L Obispo I’ McNealey. Sn Diego T M Kindlebeyer, Cal raKindiebeyer&im,Cal C W Ayers, Sonora Lathrop, Newman J W Woodland, Auburn Whitney, Rocklin Mrs 8J Bryant, Reno Morris & wt, Sacto J H Seawell, Ukiah P ck, Bakersfleld J A Moore, Tenn ‘allisch & wi,SanJose J Ousteil Jr, Marysville s C Lee.Sacramento Miss G Franels, Sacto Moore, St Louis T J Maggeite & wi, Cal rgan, uncanMls MrsJ T Whitney, Cal ‘he Miss-s Whitney, Cal A A Sutton, Sait Lake Smith, Courtland G ¥ Wiiter, Paso Robles C Stevenson, Uregon H Lathrop, Uakland Cullen Oakland Mrs W Finch, W illows V La Motte.G enEilen J F Far:sworth, Fresno Griggs, Stanford W Deane & fm. i oomis Bouland & wf, Cal W Stelubeck, Hollister Tinkham, Chico RUSS HOUSE. M Sloan, Cal W T Hall, San Jose its Harrison.Santa Cruz J Biack, Cal Peckham, £an Jose O Miller, Cal rs S Smich m C R Scott, Portland D Masterson, Cal W ii Pen Paull, Cal G W South P Watson. Ashland G Benuell, P N efll, Ashland E Briggs, Ashland euman C P Keyhl, Cal H ~Slaer, Santa Rosa 22> & a0 et m mEE RSS20 OnRE o Z 2 2 Ho Cug Eso 2 Ce] CamaLuEEEE QNER . Chicago Y C F Tillcy. San Mat Miss M Gibsou, J Quinn, Eurel G W uibson, Cal N Greenmeyer, La J Mead, Heaidsburg F G Wills, Ibany E Gray, ~ausaiito F McKervey, Vallejo H Herodt, Salinus M Demarid, San Ratsel C Taomas, Suisun J Shuster, Cal L Davis, Woodland C P Jack, Alvarado E Rothaus, Ohio H Stephens, Guatemals R L Wright, La E J Tebo, Butie F P Shepherd, Butte F F Ciausen, Tacoma LICK HOUSE. W Wible, Sakerstield N H Huff & w, Napa Simpson, Eureka W N Chester, US N Strowbridge, Portland B K Edward; Quinn, Cal ¥ B Erown,>an | eandro > Lang, Sacramento W B Hennessy, St_Paul Biake, Los Angeles T E Johnson, San Jose cuoureck, - Y H M Hall, Weavervilie > K« smusser, San Jose E Mansfie.d, Vallejo F Allen, Oak.and W F Bradiord, Souora G Frost & dtr, Merced W C_Braly, Wasbington v H Mcafinn, San Jose G B Katzenstein, Sacto H Jordan, Pusadena K C Apuerson, Sta Clara Piait, Kent, Conn H V Keavis, X ¥ Delano, xocklin D McGanney, Yountville M stewart, Crows Ldg. PALACE HOTEL. Devlin, Coulterville Mra J S Templin, Los A Finnell, lehama M F Taylor, Denver Badenoch, Chicago O T Colvin, Denver Badenoch, Chicigo E 8 Van Court, Oakland Fraser, 5t Joseph Mrs Van Court, Oakland Smith, Fhilau iphia D H Farr, Phliadelphia Farr, Phiiadeiphia M P Boss, Mexico City emer, Norwa; S E Smith, Seattle iss L S Glenn, Tacoma Mrs S ¥ Smith, Seaitle G Fosier, Tacoma T Hopkins & w, N Y T Milis & w, Carson Miss L Steers, Alameda H Stevens, Tngrams A C Richards, Oskland W Brewer. Conn H Hammond, St Louls NEW WESTERN HOTEL. Reynolds, Detroit J H Boyd, Madera Brown, Point Reves I, E Snergron. Montana Mitcheil & w. Seaitle G W Roblason,Greenwood VStewart&w.Grawood J W Potts, Sauta Ro: W Brown, Haywards C H Iussey, Point Reyes L Forsburg, Greenwood W Simpson, Seatile 3 G Taylor, Seattle 3 Bergez, Seatie W Richy, “an Rafael W K Svey, San Rafael G P Brady, Oskiand C G Runyon, ~ Y J H Frankiin, U S A Mrs Jones, Pittsburg 3 McDonald, Acajutia L Forsburg, Greenwood@J W Potts, Santa Rosa BALDWIN HOTEL. J A Hicks, San Jose F W Thurston & w, L A Miss E E Robertson, Mo E P Hiliorn Jr, Suisun J P Wallace, San Raiael D W Long, Uakland J W Kapro. Los Ang J G W alker, Chicago G Raun, Sonora B McDounell. Sonora J G Lewis, Suisun E Moore Jr, Kans City T Fiizgerald, San Jose E Graves & w. S L Obls W Jones, Los Ane Miss Wat.s, Butte Miss G Bennett, Victoria Miss J Oukes, Victorla H A Harris, C Morrls, Vallejo — UCEAN STEAMERS. Dates of Departure From San Franclsco. Mrs S Vaughn, Colusa M R Levy, S L Ubispo 8§ E Kent, Cal J Gleason, San Andreas J McCotirey, Vallejo M Lavoisa, San Hafsel J G:ray, Oakl EPJ R Brown, Cal ‘W Branletter, Cal O Anderson, Alameda T Collins, Santa Hosa ockton Hrm=e comat O g Eol % ST oEiCie gr W B2 S " em gokse gwop STEAMER |DESTINATION.| _ SALLS. | BIER. Truckee ....|Loos Bay. Sept 9,10aM| Pler 8 Wi el Kiver, opt 912 u |Pler L§ . [Portland ... . |Sept10.10ax | Pler 24 - |San Diezo.. " |Sept10.11ax | Pler L1 HumboldtBay |Sept10, Zru |Pler 1 Co0s Buy-...... [Sept11.10ax | Fier 13 Vic & Pgt Snd|Septil, 9ax|Plerd Newporc......|Sept12 Pau|Pler LL Yaquina Bay. |Sept18. Sam|vier2 San Diego.. Septld. 1lam|Pierll Portland ...".. |Sept]5,10am | Pler 24 SepilB. ¢au|Pler il STEAMERS TO ARRIVE, STEAMER | Frox i _Due Arazo Sept 9 Sept 9 Sepeio Sept Hombold: Sepi 9 Newport... Sept 10 China and Japan.... Sept 10 Tacoma. . Sept 10 Farallon. Yaanina Bay Sept 11 Corona. Sau Diego.. Sept 12 Del Noris. (irays Hurbor. Sept 12 ity Pue ictoria & Puget So Columbia Portlands: o s §§,’:: o Weeott .. Eel River Sept 15 Sunot............ |Grays Harbo Sep 14 Orizaba. Mexico. Seit14 Crescent City. Sept 14 Eureka.. Sept 14 Empire Sept 15 Santa Hosa Sept 18 North Forx. .. Austrailas Honolula Z State of Cal ... Porunnd. Walla Waila... | Vicioria & Poret Soand SUN, MOON AND TIDE, T. S CoasT AXD GEopETIC SURVEY m:} BULLETIN PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL ATUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTE~DE~T. Wednesd September 9 5.47 Moon rise; .6.96 | Moon sets. . September—1896. NoTk—In Lhe above exposition of the tides early morning tides are given in the left hand the ¢olumu, and the successive tides of the day in the order of occurrence as to time. The secand time column gives the second tide of the day, the third time column the third tide, and the last or right column gives the last Lide of the day, except when there are bu. three tides, as sometimes Jccurs. The heights given are additions to the soundings on the U Btates Survey Mmkhl. m‘&;‘:{ a mlll:l. sign (—)’.Dmdtl the 6 number given is subtract!: from the denth zived by the charia. b HYDROGRAPHIC BULLETIN, BrANCH HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICK, U. 8. N., MERCHANTS' EXOHANGE SAN FRANCISCO. September 7. 1898. The time ball on ielegraph Hill was droppel exactly at noon t0-day—i. e.. at noon of the 120th meridian, or exactly at 8 P. M., Greenwich time. To-morrow being a holiday, the ball will not be ropped. A. F. FECHTELER. Lieutenant U, S. N. in charze. —_— SHIPP4 .G INLELLIGENCE. Arrived. TUESDAY, September 8. Stmr Alcatraz, Walvig, 48 hours from Coos Bav: lumber, (0 Simpson Lumber Co: cosl, to J D Spreckels & Bros Co. Sumr President, Neison, 10 davs 20 hours from 8300 cs salmon, to Alaska Pack- Nushagak Rive ers’ Assn. S mr Santa Cruz, Nicolson, 11 hoursfrom Moss Landing: vroduce, to Goodall, Perkins & Co. Stmr Sants Rosa, Alexander, 6 1 hours fm San Diego, etc; pass and mdse, 10 Goodall, Perkins & C mr Weeott, Whitney, 26 bours from Eel River: pass and mdse, to Russ, Sanders & Co. St wport, Searle. 21 days from Panama; mds®, to ¥ac Mall S S Co. Bark_Prass.a. Hansen, 16 days from Cooks In- let; 3477 cs saimon. 10 Alaska Packers’ Assn. Bark Ferrii S Thompsou. Berxman. 25 davs frm Bristol Bay: 8000 es samon, to Neknuh Packg Co. t, Erratt, Eagle Point. in tow of tug Schr Ocean Spray, Nelson. 60 hours from Iver- sens Landing: 90 cds wood. to N Iversen. Schr Enterprise, Ingwersen, 3 days from Co- lumbia River; 225 M ft lumber. to Geo E Atkinson Cleared. TUKSDAY, September & Stmr Colon, Mackinnon, Panama; P M 8 S Co, Br sumr Annandale. Miine, St Vincent; Eppin- ger & Co. Stmr State of Callfornla, Green, Astoria: Good- sl Perkins & Co. tmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, San Diego; G - all. Perkins & Co. e tmr North Fork, Hansen, Nelson. Stmr Navatro, Miller, Clipverion Island: Oce- anic Phosphate Ce Frsh.p Cambuskenneth, Kendal Balfour, Guthrle & Co. Ship Santa Clara, Anderson, Sydney: Willt Biown & Co. 5 if g Brship Primrose Hall, Wllson, I3 Moare & Co. Snip Liewellyn J Morse, Lindberg, Karluks Alaska Packers’ Assn. = Ger bark Rohilla, Hoyer, Freese & Co. Eureka: Charles Queenstown Sydney; London via Noyo; W Sailed. TUESDAY, September 8. Stmr Fureka, Jepson, san Pedro. Stmr Colon, Mackinnon, Panama, etc. Sumr Gipsv, Leiand, Santa truz. Haw stmr San Mateo, Fletcher, San Jose de Guatemala. Str Crescent Clty, Allen, Crescent Clty. Stmr Greenwood, Carlson. Br stmr 1nnandale. Milne. St Vincent. Sumnr Scotia. Johnson, Albion. Stmr A blon. Lindauist. Ne -die Rock. Stmr San Benito, Smith, Tacoma. Ship Santa Clara, Anaerso ., Sydney. Scnr Etta B, Bourne, Fort Koss. Schr Bender Brothers, Wetzel, Hearns Landing. Schr Del Norte, Brown, Kogue River. pichr Joseph and Henry, Christiansen, Coqullle iver. Schr Elvenia, Jonnson. Telegraphic. POINT LOBOS, Sept. 8—10 P. M.—Weather cloudy: wind SW ; velocity 20 miles. Charters. ‘The schr Jennie W an1 loads redwood at Eureka for Guaymas: Ger bark Rohilla, redwood at Novo, for Loudon or Liverpool, 22s 6d; bk n Skagit. lum- ber at Port Gamble. for Honolulu: Dan ba-k Ter cera. salmon at Victoria for London, 35s. Wheat char ers prior to arrival are the Brship Cawdor, Europe, 278 6d; Brship Lord Cairns, for rope 30s, Cape Town 30s; Br ship Dunfion, 275 6d. Aug 19.1at 9 S, 28 W—Brship Flintshire, rrom Cardif, for San Francisco. Aug 21, lat 48 12 W—Brship Glifford, from Swansea, for San Francisco. Domestic Ports. GRAYS HARBOR—Arrived Sept 6—Stmr Del Norte, hence Sept 2. Sept 5—Scar Fannle Adele, hence Aug 19. SOUTH BEND—Arrived Sept 8—Sehr North Bend, bence Aug 20. BANDON-Sailed Sept 7—Schr Mary Gilbert, for en Franclsco. EUREKA—Arrived Sept 8—Schr Mary Buhne, hence Aung 45. Sailed Sept 8—Stmr Pomona and schr Sparrow, for San Francisco. PORT HADLUCK—Arrived Sept 8—schr Ida Schoader, from Porc Clarence. USAL—Arrived Sept 7—>tmr Westport, hence Sept 6. TACOMA—Arrived Sept 4—Ship Clarence S Bennet , from Shanzhai. Saited 'Sept 7—~chr Zamps, for Gusymas; Nor bark Fortuna, for Meltourne. Sept 8—Bktn Mon- itor for San krancisco ALBION- Arrived Sept 8—Stmr Alice Blanch- ard._hence Sept 7, for Portland. GASTORIA—Arrived Sept $—Stmr Empire, hnce pt 2. DEVILBISS LANDING—Sailed Sept 8—schr Daisy Rowe, for San Francisco. COOS BAY—Sailed Sept 8—3tmr Gem. for San Francisco BOWENS LANDING—Arrived Sept Monterey, hence Sept 7. ~all p. 8—Schr Newark, for San Francisco. M ENDOCINO—Sailed Sept §—scur W S Phelps, for San Francisco. Foreign Ports. WATFRFORD—Arrived Sept 4—Br ship Ard- namurchan, hence May 9. CAPE TOWN—Arrived Sept 4—Br bark Bass Rock. hence June 5. YOKOHAMA—Arrived Sepi 7—Br stmr Em- press of Japan. from Vancouver. COLON—Salled Sept d—s.mr Alltanca, for New ork. SYDNEY—Salled Sept 7—Br ship Large Law. Importa:ions. SAN DIEGO—Per Santa Rosa—299 bxs lemons, 80 cs spices, 1 bx labels, 1 cs Chinese goods. 115 Dbdls dry fish, 38 pes lumber. 4 pes iron, 1 bx cast ings, 1 cs drugs, 1 bx gas stoves, 1 bx machinery. 4 bxs limes, 2 bxsseed, 211 sks dr apricots, 24 o& honey, 40 bxs lemon extract, 5 bxs oranges, 1 box shirts, 1 bx preserves. Redondo—2 bxs garden seed, 1 bdl carpet, 2 bxs 3 bb.s pickles. 24 pkgs houséhold goods, 10 coils copper wire, 3 ca strap wire, 8 ht-bbls 5 bbls mess bee, 1 bx groceries. 2 cs stove castings, 3 pes iron p pe, 8 bdls do. 1 bdl shoveis, 1 bbl rope, ‘14 bbis iron pipe fittings, 1 bdl hair feit, Port Los Angeles—1 ht-obl 34 puncheons wine, $18ks chiltes. 15 bxs oranes, 8 cs dry goods, 1 ert carpet ssmples, 20 pkgs household goods, 3 csdr apples, 1 bdl rubber. Santa Barbara—152 bxs lemons, 8 cris bicycies, 1 pke hardware, 1 bbl 4 hi-bbls tallow, 1 bx fish, 16 scs crawfish. San Luis Obispo—345 sks barley, 100 sks beans, 10 sks peas. Santa Marla—230 sks beans, 333 sks barley, 143 K8 oats. Harris—187 sks wheat. Los Olivos—2480 sks wheat. Port Harford—27 pdls hides, 1 s sawboards, 1 cs 1amps, 3 bdls castings, 1 bdl iron, 3 cs cheese, 1 bx hardware, 14 kegs n.ils, 33 cs botties, 61 bales wool. 1 cs frames. 5 bxs butter, 18 cs exgs. 108 sks dr apricots, 21 sks dr prunes, 101 bxs apples, 29 dressed calves, 4 bxs pears, 9 coops chickens. 2 coops turkeys, 1 coop pouliry, 18 bxs fish. 0SS LANDING—Per Santa Cruz—i735 sks oats, 1020 sks barley, 240 sks potatoes. Moro Cojo—291 sks potatoes, $319 sks barley. Sallnas—1266 sks barley. Watsonville—32) sks oats, SH KELTER COVE—Per Weott—2 bbls bottles. Port Kenyon—7 kegs 228 bxs butter. 167 hogs, 1 ©s books, 30 cds stavebolis, 1 coop chickens. 1cs fruit, 1 bal dressed calves. PANAMA —Per Newport—382 pkgs mdse. 494 pkes palats and ofls. 153 pkgs paper. 1 box limes. 2001 pkgs soap. 1000 pkas Ive. 568 cs hardware, 866 pKgs stamned ware, 500 pkgs ¢ te, 25 e3 pinted ware. 489 bbis oil and paint. 88 bbis mase, 1 bbls hardware, 118 bbls earthenware, 200 bbls starch, 30 bbls lo's, 71 bxs llmes. 50 Kegs nails, 145 bale oakum,110 bales dry goods. 131 pes pipe. 450 pkys wire, 171 cotls rope, 219 bags coffee. 10 bags ginger, 2 bdis hides, 1 rubber, 1 parcel, 41 parrots, 17 pkgs treasure. Consignees. Per Santa Cruz—Geo W McNear: Wolt & Son; 8 P Milling Co: Balfour. Guth 1e & Co. H Dutard. Per Newport—L G Sresovich & Co; Castln sros; J D Sprec<els & Bros Co; Dunham. Carrigan & Co: Wieland Brewing Co; J Ivancovich & Co: Bertin & Lepori: Schwartz. Lowe & Co; 4 T Wright: 6 L Merry: J Pinet & Co; Sutier & Co: Sperry Flour Co: F Luche:tl; Geo Caswell & Co: Parke. Lagy & Co; Garcia& Maggini; Stockton Milling Co: G Her.1: Chinese merchants: Matton & Donzlado; Hyman Bros; Criental Warehovse; J Guodlach &Co; J C Meyerink: Cabrera, Roma & Co: L F Lastre:o: Mariinwsl, Bros. Per \Weott—Russ, Sanders & Co; Witzel & Baker Brigham, Hoppe & Co: Norton, Teller & Co: Hil- mer, Breahoft & Schulz: Ross & Hewlett: Miller & Lux: O B Smith & Co: CE Whitney & Co: Catho- lic Art and Book Co: F* B Haignt: Hills Bros: J H Newbauer & Co; Wilson & Baechtel; Dodge, Swee- ney & Co: men’s Unton: H N Tilden & Co: M Kallsh & Co: Wiel~nd brewinz Co; Marshall & Reimers: L Daima & Co: L Schweltzer & Co; 8 H Fry: D Dellosso; E- t-rprise Brewery. - rer Santa Rosa— Nathan, Dohrmann & Co: Her- man Wa deck; Baker& Hamliton: Cal Bo:ting Co: Sinsheimer Bros: Smith’s Cash Store: Hawley Brog Baraware Co; Dairymen’s Unfon: A Paladini: W § Multin; De Bernardi & Co; L G Sresovich & Co; Dodge, Sweeney & « o; Hilmer, Bredhoff & Schulz H Heckman & Co: E'R Stevens & Co. Pac C Fish Co: Witzel & Baker: Moore, Ferguson & Co; D E Allison & Co: Western Meat Co; Sunset T and T Co: L D Stone & Co: G Camillon! & Co: Mark Levy &Co: American Umon ¥ish (0; <anders & Near: Moore, Ferguson & Co: J Ivaucovich & Co; Bassett & Bunker: Bissinger & Co; Milani & Co: Wetmore Bros: Brigham, Hoppe & Co; H Duiard; Judson Mfg Co: b r.n & Lepori: wiiard Lee: J B Ingugiia: Marshali & Reimers: Weste:n Pre- serve Cycle Co: J M Litceflaid: C M Vo'kman; S udebaker Bros: California Wine Assn: M D Vaavetles: W S Watson; Schweitzer & Co; Good- year Rubber Co: J M Woodihorp; H Ryan; Haas, Barucn & 0; E J Bowen & Co; 'W C Price & Cot Sherwood & Sherwoo : Eveleth & Nash: Osmond, Skine & Co: ~sn Francisco Brewiug Co: Lach aan & Jacoby: Dalton Bros: Campodonico & Malcolm Gray & Barbieri: LeviSpiegel &Co; Wolf & Son; M T Freitas & Co: Pac Pos al Tel Co; order; F H Ames & Co: California Powder Works: i Beck- man: G H Tav & Co: Wilson & Baechtel; Co'um- bia Canl S Co: Del Monte Milling Co; R M Wood: T L Barnes; M S Simas: Cali.oraix Construction Co; rac Wall-paper Co: H Huddleston: Fulton Engine Works: F A Weck: Troy Laundry and Machine Co; A Pollock; Cas le Bros; McLaughlin & Frye; Wm Mebach: J S Browneil; E 6 Wood- wort, F Short & Co; Bell &Co; H O Green- wood; J W Gale & Co. For Late Shipping Inteligence See Eleventh ruge " 8—Schr £