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10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1896 Helincab THE COMMERCIAL WORLD. SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. Silver unchanged. Whent futures declined sharply. Barley, Oats, Corn and Rye firm. Ground Barley advanced. Flour strong. Hay steady. Large White Beans still higher. Twenty-five Fallures last week. Sterling Exchange advanced. New York Exchanze declined. Bank Clearings show a galn, Provisions active. Wool sells well. ' Hides looking up agaln. Meat market unchanged. Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables quiet. Butter, Cheese and Eggs unchanged. Poultry in heavy supply. Dried Fruit firm. PUBLIC MONEY IN SAN FRANCISCO. C. P. Berry, Assistant Treasurer United States at San Francisco, reports cash on hand September 30, 1896, as follow United States notes 9 £9,053,047 00 830,051 6C ry notes 189 National Bank notes. d certificate: Silver certificate Goid coin.. Standard silver doliars... Subsidiary silver coin Minorcoin Total veeeeens 48,365,659 95 Shipments of silver coin from the same office in the month of S ptember, 1898, were as follow Standard siiver dollars, '$%24,600; subsidiary sil- ver, $128,880; total, $558,490. THE WE FAILURES. The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports 26 fatlures for the Pacific Const States and Territories for the week ending vesterday as compared with 32 for the previous week and 24 for the corresponding week of 1895. The failures are dividea among the trades as follows: 3 livery, 1 boots and shoes, 2 manufacturers furniture, 1 hotel, 1 cigars. 3 sa- loons, 1 tailor, 1 ‘arniture, 1 milk-dealer, 1 har- ness, 3 clothing, 4 general stores, 1 contractor, 3 grocers, 1 varieties, 1 drugs. BANK CLEARINGS. Local bank clearings last month were $55,166.- 413, against $54,403,800 in September, 1895. For the first nine montns of 1896 they were $496,008,- 23, against $£495,378,406 for the same timein 1895, & galn for this year of $704,618 Clear @ Partly Cloudy @ Cloudy ® Rain® Snew Explanation. The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures at station indicate maximum temperature for the days; those underneath it if any, the amount of raintall, of melted snow in inches and hundredths, during 'the past twelve hours. Isobars, or solid lines, connect poin s of equal air pressury therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The wond “high” means hi rometric pressure and is_usually accompanied by fair weather: “low" refers (o low pressure. and is usually preceded and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains. “Lows" usially first appear on the Washington coast. When and low along the coas, and the isobars extend north and south along the COMst, ralr. s probabie; but when the “low” 1s inclosed wich isobars of marked curvature, rain south of Oregon I8 improb- able. With a “high” he vicinity of Idaho, and the pressure falling to the California coast, warmer weather may be expected in summer and colder ‘weather in winter. The reverse of these conditions will produce an opposite result. WEATHER BURE REPORT. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL- TURE, WEAIHER BUREAU, *AN FRANCISCO. Oct. 2,1896, 5 p. M.—Weather conditions and general forecast: 3 The following maximum temperatures are re- ported from stations in California to-day: bureka 60, Red Bluff 92, San Francisco 74, Fresno 94. San Luls Obispo 98, Los Angeies 78, San Diego 70, Yuma 93 San Francisco data—Maximum temperature 74, minimum 54, mean 64. A weli-defined barometric depressjon Is central this evening in the British possessions north of | m | Montana. The highest pressure {s reported the Washington and « regon coast st ations. Clou weather prevalls in Washington and Oregon and thence esstward hrougn Montana. Rain has iullen in Western Washington and the extreme northern porzion of Oregon. Condltions appear fav- orable for fair weather throughout California. Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours ending midnight. October 3. 1896. Northern Californis—Fair Sawurday; brisk to high northerly winds on the northern coast. Southern California—Fair Saturday: probably cooler on the northern coast; fresh northerly winds. Nevada—Generally fair Saturday; cooler in the extreme north portion. Utah—Fair Saturday. Arizona—Falr Saturday. San Francisco and vicinity—Falr Saturd brisk westerly winds. W. H. HAMMON. Local Forecast Ofticial NEW YORK MARKETS. Financial. NEW YORK, N. Y., Oct. 2—The situation at the Stock Exchanze today showed very little change. The volume of business increased some- what, but the movements in the leading shares, the case for several days past, were most erratic. At the start prices were fraction- ally higher all round, chiefly because of the re- cuipt of higher quotations from London and the mcderate buying orders for forelgn account. As the day advanced the bears displayed more cour- age and resisted the efforis of their opponents o life prices. St. Panl was & pivotal stack. It opentd 1g per cent higher at 7234 and promptly went back L0 72, DUl AL this figure & Sharp contest developed, and despite free sales for both nc- counts the stock held stubborniv. F.nally the pressure to sell carried 1t down 10 71 34. Sugar was another stock tuat displayed strengin in the early tradiog, rising & lo 11134, but in this case also the buyers were slipped up and a de- cline ensued. The continued selling is a:tributa- ble to the unfavorabie condition of the sugar @rade, due partly 10 the offerings of German sugar in this market. The closing of the Spreckels re- finery in_Philadelphia also had an adverse in- fluence. The decline In St. Paul and sugar was Tollowed by a reaction in the general list of 14 10 8 per cent, while leather preferred broke 14 o 5815 and rallied to 0614 Manhattan was the strongest stock on thelistznd advanced 254 to 9114, closing at 9114. - The rise was due to reports negoilations are in progress belween Manhattan and Metropolitan. Specaladion closed weak In tone. Net changes show declines of 14 to 2 per cent, leather leading. ManBattan was an exception and gained 235, The total sales were 202,055, inciuding 36,500 St. Paul, 7,400 sugar, 27.000 Keading, 18,000 Burlington and Quincy and 15.900 Manhattan. Bonds were firm up o the lust_hour, when they weakened in sympathy with tle decline iu stocks. To:al sales were $),208,000. Atchison general fours. 110 T43¢: do Wdjustments 4 to 6434; Fort Worth and Denver Cliy sixes certificates, 114 to 513: Oblo Southern firsts, 34 0 89: do fours, 1 to 17, and Denver aud Gulf (onsohidated fives, 114y 1081; krie general lien fours, 14 (0 62; keading Sooma preferred, 1 to 263, and do tairds, 1 to 1n Guvernment bonds $10,000 coupon fours of 1920 sold at 11634, $1000 a0 of 1907 at 107% and $2000 coupon fives at 11115, Grain. FLOUBR—More active, firmer. Winter wheat. e FINANCIAL. CHICAGO GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND NEW YORK STOCKS. WHEELOCK & CoO., 4 Leidesdorff St, Tel. Main 1954. BRANCH OFFICE 593 Market St, Palace Hotel. Tel Mala 5838 PURDY & ATKINSON Managers. Orders imstantly executed on latest market que- tations. Reference 1st National Bank, 3. F. CHICAGU. PRIVATE WIRE NEW YORK. e pressure is high in_the interior | 80~ | | low grades, $1 80@2 75; fair to fancy, §2 60@3 45: do, patents, 835 8U@4: Miunesota clears, $2 50@ 3 20:do, straights. $3 10@3 65: do, patents, $1 40@ 4 60; low extras, $1 95@2 76; cliy mills, &5 15@ 3 80; do, patents, $4 10@4 25 rye mixtures, $2 80@ 320; superfine, $1 50@220: fne, $1 40@2 10. Southeru' flour, firm. sairly active; cowmon to fair exira, $2 20@2 80: good 10 choice do, § 80@ 810. Rye flour, quiet, firm, we $2 0@ 50. Buckwheat four, $1 50.” Buckiwheat, 40¢ track, November. CORNMEA L—Quiet,steady. Brandywine, $2 05. RYE—Firm. Western, 46¢ 1. 0. b. BARLEY—Firm; feeding, 34%4c 1. 0. b. WHEAT — Spot’ market dull, _easier, with options: 1. o. b., 78%4c: ungraded, 67@79c: No. 1 Northern, 7dc. Options openea weaker, declined 55@34c_on weaker cables and forsi¢en sellin:, railied % gllge at the West, feil 1lgc on free liquidafon, ri.lied 353@.4c on covering and closed steudv at Loc under yesterday: December an most active: No. 2 May, 7734c: October, pots_quier, easier; No. 2, 2834,@20¢ elevator; 283,@30c afloat. Options were fairiy active and c lower with the West, closing steady. Dece ber and May most active: October. 28%c; December, 2634c; May, 3234c, S—Spots firm. “Uptions duli, nominally ac Octobe December, 227gc. Spot n VAL lower. Provisions. LARD—Quiet, firm. Western steam, $a 40: city, $4: October, ¥4 45; refined. duil: continent, #4 95: South Americau, §! poun*, $4@4Vs. PORK—Firm. New mess, §7 75@8 50. BULIEK—Firm. State ' dairy, 10@16c: do creamery, 11@1634c; Wesiern dalry. 7Ya@]lc: do creaniery, 11@i6%c: do factory, T@10%c; Elgins, 1634C; imitation _creamery, 9@1134c. CHEESE — strong. state large, 1@9%4c; do small, 7@9%4c; part skims, 3@0c: full skims, 1% . @ GS—Fancy, steady. State and Pennsylvania, 17@19¢; icebouse, 14@16%4c: Western, fresh, 17 @3c. TALLOW—Active, strouger. City, 33 bld, 4c country, 83,@dc- COTT: NSEED ~ Olu—Firmer, falr demana. Crude, 2135@22¢; yellow prime, 26@25%4c. ROSIN—. irm. Strained common to good, $1 7214@1 75, GRICE=Eirm. Domestic, 34@0%4c: Japan, 4@ Lac. JOLASSES—Fairly active, firm. New Orleans, 28@3" COF —Steady, 5 to 10 points up. October. $0 16@9 50: December, $9; January, §9; March, $5 95@9: June, $9: July. $9@9 05. Spot Bio, dull, steady. No. 7, $108 SUGAR—Raw, dull, steady; falr refining, 211-16c; centritugal, 96 test, $ 1-16c. Refined, quiet; Off A, 4 3-16@414c: mold_A, 434c: stand- ard A, 4l4c: confec ioners’ A, 434¢c; cut loafand crushed, b1gc; powdaered, 434¢; granulated. 414¢; cubes, 434c. Fruit and Produce. APRICOTS—Bags, 7@10c. PFACHES—Peelea, xes, 12@ld4c: unpeeled, boxes. 7@10c. PRUN ES-—-Four sizes, 5c. RAISINS—Twoé-crowr. loose Muscatel, 4@414c: do three-crown, bl@534c: do iour-crowu. be: London iayems,' $1208510; do clustens §135 HOUPS—Quiet: PactficCoast, 3g6%4ac. WOOL — Steady: domestic toece, pullea, 18@slc; Texas, T@lic Merchandise. | IG IRON—Fair demand; American, £10 25@ 0. COFPER-Steady; lake. $10 65@10 75. y 8y ; domestic. ¥ 723 @2 774 TIN—Steady; Straits, $12 80@1% 90; piates mod- erately active. 33@3 70. EEELIEK-Stead; CHICAGO MARKETS, 16@23c: i domestl CHICAGO, ILr, Oct. 2.—There was weakness tothe cables this morning and wheat was affected thereby, opening at a decline of 14@%4c. but s0on shakiog off the depression and advancinga full cent. When this recovery was accomplished the offerings became copsiderably larger and a re- action to opeming figures then took place. Again there was & rauy of asharp character, 14C being recovered. The action w=s erratic in the extreme, the tone changing from strong to weak, and vice versa, without apparent cause. Northwestern re- ceipts were 1136 cars sgainst 732 last Friday aud 1240 a year ago. Chicago received 251 cars—114 more than ex- pected—and inspected 120,600 bushels. About noon the marke: became very easy and inside quotacions were established afier that hour. Clos- ing Paris and Aniwerp cables were higher, caus- ing a spasm of streagth when posted. Berlin was 14 mark lower to % merk higher. Export clear- ances were fair at 284,744 bushels. December wheat openea from 6874c to 69%4c, s0ld_between 69%c and 6814@6834c, closing at 69%sc, l4c lower than vesierday. Estimated receipis to- morrow 250 cars. CORN—Having exhibited more animation yes- terday than has been noticeable for a long time previously the market for corn retained A portion of that life today. Prices were quite firm, the s renzth coming entirely from wheat. Recelnts were 495 cars, 49 more than. expected. With- drawals from store amounted to 444.546 bushels. Liverpool advanced 14 of & penny in response 1o yesterda ’s bulge here. ‘Ihe decline in wheat caused corn to lose Stiength, prices receding. Ex- porc clearances amounied (0 316,869 busheis. May corn opened at 265c, sold be.ween 263gc and 27140, closed at 2616@2654¢. Tac under yes- terday. Estimated receipts to-morrow 680 cars. OATS—Oats were firm. A fair business, but not aremarkabie o' e was (ransacted. The (one was derived from the other markeis. Receipts were 425 cars and 153,000 bushels were taken from store. Exports were 20,185 bushels. The tone became easier later in the session with wheat and corn. May oats closed unchanged from yester- day. Estimated receipts to-morrow 425 cars. FLAX—Firm. Cash ranged from 77@79¢; De- cember. SU@TTigc; May, S06@S534c. Kecelpts ‘were 108 cars. PROVISIONS—Nothing unusual transpired to make interesting the provision marke! The run of hogs wus heavy, and prices at the yards were weak. That appeared to be the consideration to- day, less attention being paid to the grain mar- kets, althourh the ultimate action of wheat cor- res; onded with that of provisions. Tiec.ose was 215@5c lower for pork. a shade lower for January lard and 234c lower for Junuary ribs. Butier was firm to-day. On account of small offerings business was restricted. The demand was good. _ Prices were unchauged. EGG>—Fresh eggs were scarce. The demand was 200d. Fresh siock, 141o@15c. MONEY—Was 6@7% on call and 7% on time loans. New York exchange sold & S0c dis- count. Closing Prices. WHFAT — Octover, 67%c: December, 89%4c; May, 79 < TN 227c;: December, 2814@2354c; 'OKN —October, May, L 615@265%C. OATS—Uciover, 17%e: December, 18%4¢: May. 2014@2034c. YUKK—Uctober, 86 45 January, 87 275, LaRU—October, £4 0 : January, $4 50. L11b—Uctober, $5 273s: Junuary, 83 4514 Livestock. UNION STOCKYARDS, IiL, Oct. 3—The ran of cattle to-day was fair and trade was rather sctiveat firm prices. The hog market was firm early, but afterward the feeling was less strong. Offerings were good. Sheep and lambs were easy, recelpts being quite heavy. CATTLE — Heceints, 3500. Fancy beeves. $500@510: choice 10 vrime. 1300 10 1700 D steers, 84 8V@4 95: good to choice sieers, 1300 to 1600 B, $4 25@4 45 mealum steers, 1000 to 1500 . £4 00 @4 2 fair beef steers. 850 to 1600 Ds, $3 70 @395: butcher steers. 5 30@: 50: g00d to cholce stockers and feeders, 900 (0 1250 . &3 35@3 90: fair to kood do, 50U to 875 M. §2 60@3 30; bulls. choice to extra, $3 00@3 50; bulls, poor to choice, £1 75@2 90: cows ana deifers. cholee 10 prime, 83 30 @35 75: cows, fair to choice, $2 25@3 25: cows, cOmmOon o fair canners. §1 25@2 20: calves, good 10 choice, £5 50@6 25: calves, common 10 K00d, £3 00@5 50: Texas grass swers. &2 50@3 30. Texas cows and bulls, $1 75@2 50: W estern can- ning steers, §2 65@4; Western rauge cows ana heif- ers.. 82 30 40 milkers and spricgers, § Dead, $25@40: Western range steers, $2 60@35 25; West- ern rangers, $2 15@3 25. H0GS — Kecerpts. 38,000 Heavy pacxine ana shipping lots. $2 85@3 35: common 1o _choice mixed. $2 95@3'50: choice assorted. $5 406 580: light, $5@5 50 pigs. §1 5093 45 pHEEFP—Keceipts. 21000 iDTeroc 10 Choice, 11 70@8 20; sambs, ¥2 75@5. CALIFOENIA FRUIT SALES. NEW YORK, N. Y., Oct. 2—The Earl Fruit Compans sold California frult to-day s follows: Grapes—Tokay, 75c@$1 30: some In bad order brougnt lower prices; Muscat, S80c@$1 15; as- sorted, 850881 20: Cornichon, 75c@$1 40. Pears— Beurre Deil, $150: Winter Nellis, $1 50@1 85: Lawrence, $1 55. w3 e CHIUAGO, ILL, Oct. 2.—Porter Bros. Com pany sold California fruft today as follows: Pears— Bartletts, $1 85@2 35 per box. Grapes—1oxays, $1 15@1 50 per double crate and 0@E5C per sin- gle crate; Cornichons, 90c; Emperors, 65@70c. Peaches—Four-in-hand, $1 15 per box; Salways, 75¢; Georgia Clings, 45@55c. DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE. NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. 2—-R. G. Dun & Co. wili say to-morrow In their weekly review of trade: The complete report of failures for the quarter which ended with Wednesday shows an increase which would be surprising if po itical causes were not obvious. 1n number 64 per cent less thas in the panic quarter of 1893, fallures for the quarter show liabilities 11.1 per cent less, amounting to 73,285,349, against $97,869,682 in the previous baifyear. The continued advance in wheat may prove of the utmost Importance. It has been 1.12 cents for the week, and 10 cents since Sepiember 2, and is mainly due to short crops abroad and wnusual foreign demand. ; Co.ton has weakened atier its sudden nse be- cause the demand for goods has relapsed into hand-to-mouth buying, and print_cloths are lower a1 2.56 cents. Some iujury has been doue by re- cent storms, but {he mArket seems not now in the humor to magaify them. Heviving confidence is felt in the stook market, which has slowly risen at an_average of 79 cents T share for railways, thoush trusis are weaker. hi.e eastbound tomnage is iarge Chicago in September—243,108 asaivst 241 154 last year— the wesiward movemen: of mercaandise is small and raies are cut so that earniogs reported for ~eptember rall $ per cent below last year's and 8.6 per cent below m:e of 1892. There are uumistakably encouraging sl the great 1 dusiries, although the acs sl sain tn working force empioyed or in orders ricelved is siight. But the strong demand for ma erial for pigironaad wool, as well as for jcotton, does not. diminish, anl has alre\dy zone far enough to stiffes pric.s. In wool quotations are s-arcely stronger, but represent actusl sales more nearly Uiondn pust wecks, whe buyers w.th cash al- most mase their own prices. Buyin: of Bessemer pig 11fts Pittsburg quotitions to 11.75 without any general gain in the demand. Steel bars are sold at 1c azalnst 2c asked by the association for iron bars, Plates and rails are in less demand, but there Is heavy buying of sheet at (he West. Confidence thac reviving busin must Lring a greater demand than all the worl can meet induce the various companles to make no change in their prices. Th minor melals are not strong, lake copper at 10%4c¢; tin at $12 90, and lead at $° 90. The We: ward movement of money Continues and for the has exceeded ~ Interior receipts by “the gold ordered for importation amounts to $43,250.000 and arrivals thus far to $10,544,560, besides 52,000,000 expected from Australia. which will raise the treasury reserve to $130,000,000. Relief has been welcome in commercial loan markets, where 7 per cent 1s done more freely on West paper than 8 per cent recently, but October settlements cause monetary bardening. Mer- chants and manufacturers are waiting. but there ar~ no wanting signs that many have the con- fidence to mvest and push forward as though the dawn of prosperity was ciose at hand. The quarter that has passed has been most trying, but things would be worse than they are but for the general belief that better times are near. BANK CLEARINGS. NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. 2.—Bank clearing totals at the principal ciles for the week ended October 1, with COmparisons, as telegrapned 10 Bradstreet’s: Percentage Crrres. Inc. Dec. New York. 21.8 Cleveland. Providence. Milwaukee. 1indianavol Buftalo St. Paul. Omana. ,214,562 Columbus, 2.812,600 Denver - 1,730.765 Dallas = 2,200,861 Washington... 1,381,332 St. Joseph. 1,022,638 Salt Lake. 1,027,684 Los Angeles........eeer 714,718 Dex Moines . 783,543 Portiand, Or. 1,764,147 Helena 419,869 Tacoms. 439,532 Sioux . Ity 400.997 452,851 437,840 221,071 Totals U. S......... $594,271,419 Outside of New York City.. 390,911,818 DOMINION OF CANADA. Montreal $ 9,618,478 18.0 T\?rgmo 6,272 8.7 Halifax . 9.0 ‘Winnipes v Hamiiton. 15.4 $18,623,165 NEW YORK STOCKS. Bonds, Exchange, Money and Raliroad Shares. i Money on call firm st 4@T7: last loan at 6% and closing offered at 6% Prime mercantile pa- per, 7@T%% J.er silver, 85%4c. Mexican dollars, 5034@5214¢. Sterling Exchange Is firm, with actual business i bankers' bills at S4 S3@4 8314 jor six(y oays, and $4 8314@4 8514 for demand. Posied rates, $4 83.5@4 86. Commercial bills, $4 K1l,@4 8215. Government bonds weak. State bonds dull. Railroad bonds lower. Bilver at the board was quiet. CLosTNG *TOORS. Total.. Tel & Cable.... 90 [Norfolk & Westrn. 1033 Atenison . 1834/ Preferred.. 153 Preferred. . 2054 Northern Pacific... 18 Adams Express.... 48 | Preferred.. 21 Alton, Terre Haute 66 |Northwestern. 9% American_Express10K% | Preferred. 143 ‘A merican Tovacco. 8134 N. Preferred......... Eay StateGas. ... Ealtimore (& Ohio.. Erunswick Lands.. Buffalo, Roch & P. Canada Pacific..... Canada Southera.. ‘anton Land....... 50%,Ontario. 10 Central Pacific..or. 1414 Ontario & Westera 137 Ches. & Ohlo......._ 5% Oregon Improvmnt 14 Chicago Alton......165 | Preferred.. i Preferred... Ju;%|8ngon Navigaiica 3 Chicago, B.&Q.... 6 regon Short Line. cmr:-‘i‘:an Il... 89i5 Jacific Mall. . 2054 Preferred.... .... 89 |Peoris, D.& Evans 2 Chicago Gas. 62 | Piusburg & W. ptd 15 Cleve & Plitsburg..160 | Puliman Palace....145 Consolidation Coal. 32 Consolidated Gas..148 C.C. C. & St Louid 26 Preferred......... 80 Colo. Fuel & iron..— Preferred. - 95 Cotton Ol Cert ", 13%&, Commercial Cabie.145 S Del. Hudson........ 123 Del. Lack& W estra. 1342 Denver & R. @..... 115s Preferred.. T _43tq sy Pul & Daladi. 20 Distillers. — 7| Preferred......... 2854 St. Paul & Omaba. 3834 14141 Preferred.. 118 3914 8L P M. & M0 1110 Stiver Ugrtificates. 857 Fort Wayne........180 | |Southern' Pacific... 15 Great Northern pid117 Y4 Southern R. R. 854 Preferred.. S Sugar Refinery ....110% 1614/ Preferred.. e 3434 Tenn. Coal & iron. 22V H. & Texas Cont...— | Preferred. 20 1liinois Central.... 9034 Texas Paclfic. 7 lowa Central. Preferrea. 7 |Tol.A.A.&N. Mich, == |70, & Ohio Cens... 20 Preferred. ... 80 Preferred Kingston& Pem... 3 lake Erie & Westa Memphis & Charis. 15 Mexican Central .. K| Michigan Censral.. 80 Minn& S L — heellng & L .. 2d preferred 41 | Preferred. 2055 Am Cotton Oil ptd. 47 17 | W. U. Beet 8% Ann Arbor. 7 Preferred. 20 EBrooklyn Tractioa. 20 irie 2d prd. Do zds A 5694 0Zmprove Canada South 3ds.. 101 {a) Cen Pac 1stsof '95. 98 Cherokee 4s, 1898.100 Do 1897 100 ment 1st 73 4 Philad -eading 4s. 78% Do 1st pid incam. 5734 34/ R Grande West 1ais 6955 Stl&lronMtGen5s T:ly St L&SF Gen 63.107 St Paul Consols. ... 126 |StPC&Palus 1151y €o Carolina 100 Sovihern B ffa... 86 Do Pac Cal 1sts.. 105 Tenn new 3s. 75 Texas Pacific ims. 80 Texas Pacific 3ds.. 1914 Union Pac lsts 96.100 U Bds reg of 1625.11614 Do ds, coupon. ... MeYs r;ou.rumlntigg‘a 4s, coupon. .. Doss. 93 N Y C&~t Louts 4810154 Nor&West Gen 65.115 - N Caroiina con 4s.. 95 FOREIGN MARKETS. WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL. EN6., Oct. 2—The spot market 1s bigher at 8s 214d@6s 4d. Cargoes strong at 30s 1044, sellers, promp: shipment. FUTURES. The Produce Exchange cabie gives the following Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter. Octo- ber, 5 1034d; November. bs 1034d: December, s 11a: January, 63 11d: February, 5s 1114d. SECURITIES. LONDON, Exa., Oct. 2. —Consols, 11014; silver 805-16a; French Rentes. 101f 77%4c. EXCHANGE AND BULLION, Steriing Exchange, 80 days.. $4 84 Ster ing %’xchlnl\ sight. 4 56 N Yorr Exchange. ‘08 New York Excl T New York Exchange, n'a?:knm 05 Fine silver, § ounce. . Mexican Dollars.. e PRODUCE MARKET. WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS, WHEAT—There was a sharp break in futures vesterday morning, but actual Wheat did not de- cline. Rumors of shipments of California Wheat to India, where the crop is short, have not been confirmed ctl; choice, $1 1714; No 1. $113@1 1814 B lower erades, $1 flmm;‘nl‘n choice for CALL BOABD SALES. 1ng. $1 171481 20. INFORMAL SESSION—9:15 o'ciock—December— 18,000 ctls, §1 21%5: 2000, §1 2135: 14,000, $1 22: 4000, $1 3175: 4,00, $1 21 006, 5 e 80,000, $1 :1: 14,000, $1 01 Mag - 4000, $1° 22160 4000, 81 223; ) 81 28: 4000, 4; 2000, 81 25447 6000, $1 24; 2000, $1 233 2000, 51 2564, SECOND S Ess10N—December—2000 ctls, $1 Wm 4000, 5 6000, $1 1814: 8000, $1 May—2000, §1 21; 2000, $1 2074: 4000, $1 20; 8000, 1 2014; 2000, $1 2034; 2000, $1 2035 HEGULAR ' OENING SESSION—May—10,000 ctls, 21: 6000, $1 -1%g; 4000, 51 21lg: 4000, i, 8000 1 2154 2000, 81 215a: 2,00 1 duse 2000, ‘81 Decem” 6000, §1 2034 $12014: : 4000, $1 19; 2000, 81 187: 2000, 5: 14,000, 811814 ESSION — December—4000 ctls, 000, 1. 1n14: 4000, $1 181a: 2000, 51 186: 6000, $1 1834: 2000, S1 1874 4000, 81 10; 5000, o1 1054 3000, 91 1634, 3 ay-2000. =1 20%3: BUOU, $1 2034: 20,000, $1 20753 4000, B1 215 2000, $1 21%; 2000, $1 2134, BAI}LE); x L;I}Inuuanl’lfl ‘c‘h:)‘lle ug‘vuace.“W'e quote Feed 214 @ cul; choice c &3 Brewing, oG8 s o g CALL BOARD SALES. INFORMAL SESSION—9:15 0'clock—December— 2000 cdls, Tsc. SECOND SESSION—No sales. REGULAR MOBNING SESSTON—No sales. 7 TEBNCON. SEssioN — Decamber—8000. cus, C. OATS—Very firm at the improved prices. Black, for feed, 76@80c: Miliing, 90@85c: iancy 2000, 81 16 1 14 o AFTERNOON $118; feed, 95@97 cul: good to choice, 87 c: Common 1o 7, 1755 GE55a0; GRay, SHGU0ST Sur prise, 97ac@$1 05. CORN—No higher, but firm. Large Yellow, 833,@85: Small Round do, 8734@d0c B ctl: Wiite, 80¢ B ctl. RY E—Continues in active demand for shipment ac7he B ctl. BUCKWHEAT—Nominal. FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS, FLOUR—Firm at the advance, with a steady demand. Net cash prices are as follows: Family extras, $4 10@4 26 P bbi; Bakers’ extras, $3 80 @4 superiine, 5§ 20@3 80 <o £AL E1(.—Feed Corn, $1850@19: Cracked Corn, §19@19 50 B ton. MILLSTUFFS—Prices in sacks are as follows, usual discount to the trade: Graham Flour, $2 10; Rye Flour, $2 60; Rice Flour, §6 75; Cornmeal, $2 10; extra cream do, $2 75; Oatmeal, $2 90; Oat Groats, $3 50; Hominy, 3 10@3 30; Buck- wheat Flour, 53 10@3 50: Cracked Wheat, $2 75 Farina, $3 60; W hole Wheat Floury $2 30; Kolled Uats. $3 50; Pearl Barley, $3 50; Split Peas, $3 20: Green do, $4 10 B 100 tbs. HAY AND FKFEEDSTUFFS. BRAN—g12 50@12 80 for the best and $11 50 @12 B ton for outside brands. MIDDLINGS—$16 B ton for lower grades, and $16@18 B ton for the best. FEEDSTUFFS—Rolled Barley, $16; Ollcake Meal at the mill, $21 P ton; jobbing, $22; clipped Oats, 97%2c@$1 05 B ctl. HAY-—Steady, with a slight Increase 1n receipts. Wheat is quotable at $7@9 50 P ton: Wheat and Oat, $6@9; Oat, $5@7; Barley. $6@7; River Barley, $4 50@5; Alfalia, 85 50@6 50; compressed, $6@9; 5.0ck. $4@5; Clover, $6G7 50 B ton. STEAW—30@40¢ P bale. BEANS AND SEEDS. BEANS—Large Whites have again advanced. Bayos are quotable at $1@1 20 B ctl; Small Whites, $1@1 20 B cl: Large Whites, §1@1 07% ; Pinks, 80@85c P ctl; Keds, 1@l 85; Hed Kidoey, $1 25@l 50; Limas, $1 60@l 75; Butters, nominal,” Pea, $11236@1 25 ¥ ctl. SEEDS—Brown Mustard, $2 50@2 85; Yellow Musiard, $1 40@1 60: Flax, $1 30; Canary Seed, 21,@284c B Ib:Alfaits, 5%@6%sc; Rape, 2%ac: Howp, 3%c b. DR1LD PEAS—$1 10@1 35 P ctl for Nil ind $1 26@1 50 for Green. POTATOES, ONIONS, VEGETABLES POIATOES—Sweet Potatoes, 75c@81 B otl; Early Rose, 30@35¢c; Burbank Seedlings, 26@85¢ for Rivers and 50@90c B ctl for Satinas. ONIONS—85@40c. Pickles, 40@50c B sack. VEGETABLES—Several descriptions are doing rather better. Marrowfat Squash, $5@7 B ton; Green Corn, 20@50c ® sack; Alameda Corn, 50c@$1 B crate; Berkeley Corn, 16@5Uc B box: Summer Squash, 20@25¢ B bx; £gg Pant, 26@35¢ box; Tomatoes, 10@20¢ B box: Cucumbers, 20 35 B box: Fickles, 134 @ b for No.1 and 75 @8uc ¥ ctl for No, 2; Green Peppers, 25@35c B large box for Chile and 25@40c for Bell: Green Peas, 50c@$1 B sack for common and_2@2%zc B b for Garden: String Beans, 50c@$1 ® sack for common and 2@2%gc @ Ib for Garden: Limas, 75¢ @1 25 B sack; Green Ukra, 40@50c B box; Dried Okra, 12%4c § 1b: Cabbage, 40c ctl; Carrots, 30 @40¢ B sack; Garlic, 1%5@2c B b BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS. BUTTER—Dull and unchanged. CREAMERY—Fancy,21@22%4c; seconds, 20c B . DarryY—Fanc, 20¢ 8 b: good to choice 1734@ 18¢; lower grades, 1216@16c B b PICKLED—15@17c § FIRKIN—14@16C B Ib. CHEE=E—Choice mild_new, 8 common to good old, : Cream Cheddar. 10@1ic: Young Americs, 9@10c; Western, 10g1ic: Eastern, 119 18c B [EGGS—No further change. Eastern quotable at 15@l¥¢ for fair to ehoice and 20c for fancy store Eggs, 15@1734¢ l;r ordinary snd 18@22° for 00d: ranch Eggs, 25@31c: cold-storage, 15@20c: uck Eggs, 18@20¢. POULTRY AND GAME, POULTRY—Another car of Eastern s selling at $5 25@5 00 for Hens, $5@5 50 for young Roost~ ers and $4 50 for old Roosters. & Local stock coniinues depressed on sccount of the heavy receipts from the East. Live Turkeys, 11@13c @ D for Gobblers, 11 13c ® B for Hens; young Turkeys. 12@ldc B; Geese, B pair, $1@1 25: Goslings, $1 50@ 1 75; Ducks. $5@3 50 jor old and $3@4 50 for young; Hens. $4@5: Roosters, young, 83 50@4 50; o, old, $1@4 50; Fryers, 82 76@3 25: Brollers, $2' 50@3_ for iarge and $2 25@2 50 for small; Pigeons, $1 50@1 76 ® dozen for young and old. GAME—Nominal. DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS. o XW:xeyn. sl@1 15; ORCHARD FRUITS— ‘The market Is dull and unchanged. , 40@60c B box. , 16@40C @ box. Plums, 85@75 ¥ box. Pomegranates, 15@%5¢ B box. Apples, 6 ® box for cholce, 25@50c for common. Pears, 25@40c B box; Bartietts, 75c@$1 ® box. Figs, 40@75¢ for black. double layers. BERRIES— The Watsonville Berries came in t0o late and had (0 g0 ;0w in consequence. Strawberries, $1 50@3 for large berries and — for Longworths. Raspberries, $2 50@4 chest. Black berries, $2 50@4 ¥ chest. Buckleberries, 10 § b. L Sranberries from Wisconsin and Cape Cod, 5B GRAPES—Supplies are large and the market shows 10 pardcuiar change. Isabellas, 50@60c crate; Tokays. 25@35c @ box; Black Grapes, 21 $5c: Muscats, 25@35¢c; Sweetwaters, 20@SUc # box; Grapes In craces bring 10@15¢ more than I xes, . Zinfandel Wine Grapes, $20@24 P ton; mixed lots, $18@22: California Biack Grapes, $18@32; White, $15@16. MELONS—Watermelons, $4@s P 100; Canta- loupes, 25@75¢ ¥ crate; Nutmegs, 20@35¢ B box. CITRUS FKUITS — Lemons, $1@150 # box for common and $2 50@3 50 for good to cholce; Mexican Limes, $5@5 50 ¥ box: California Limes, S eush, $1639, tninck 21 ey pive $8 008 oz DRIED FRUITS, RAISINS, NUTS, ETC. DRIED FRUITS— Quotations on the Frujt Exchange are as fol. lows: CARLOAD LoTs— Apricots, 6@8c for Royals and 9 @10c for choice to fancy Moorparks: Prunes, 314 for the four sizes; Peaches, 3%@5¢ for prime Lo cholce, 64c for fancy and 9@10c for pesled in boxes: Apples, 5i4c for evaporated and 2@21oc for sun-dried; Pears, 136@3c for prime to cho ce, 2@3c for quarters and i@bc for halves: Plums, 4c for pitted and 114@2c for unpitted ; Nectarines, c f;_{ choice and b for fancy; White Figs, 3ci Black Figs, 214@2%sc. JOBBING PRICES— Peaches, 4%4@6c; fancy, Tc B -34c; fancy, 8c: Moorparks, 10@ vaporaied Apples, 6c; sun-dried, Sc: Pranes. 149 for the four sizes; Figs, black, 21ac for un and 3@S14c for pressed; white ¥igs, ic; Plums. 5c for piited and 13c forunpitted; Necta- rines, 4@5c B B for prime 10 fancy: Pears. 2156 3¢ for whole, 233@3%4c for quarters and 4@5¢ alves. RAISINS— CABLOAD PRICES, ¥. 0. B. FRESNO—Four-crown 10ose. 4c; 3-crown, $14c; 2-crown. 234c: Seedless Suitanas, 4c: Seedless Muscatels, 21367 S-crown Loudon layers. $1 10: clusters, §1 Dehesa 5: zxnnen.z::'j‘n;i Imperial clusters, $2 50; dried apes, . JOBBING FRICES—Four-crown, loose, 434c: 8- crown, 534c B b; 2-crown. Sc B 1b: seediess Sul- tanss, 5c @ b: seedless Muscatels, 815c; S-crown Londou layers, $1; clusters. $1 50: Debesa clus- ters, $2 50: Imperial ciusters. $2 50. NUTS—Quotations are as follows: Walnuts, new crop, £. 0. b._shipping point, 633c B B for standard aud Sc B B f.r softshell: new Almonds, 7 for La loc, — for hardshell and 8@10c for paper-shell. jobbing: Peanuts, 4@8c for rastern and 4c for Caitfornia: Bickory Nuts. S@6e § B Pecans, T14@8c: Filberts, 114@8c: Brazl Nuts, ki % Ib: Cocoanuts, $4@5 § 100 +EY—Comb, 10@1235¢ for bright and 5@9¢ for lower grades; waier-uhite extracted, 'fi,"fi light amber m‘aed‘ 43@43jc: dark amber, : dari WAL 5@27c B B PROVISIONS. CURED MEATS—Bacon, 613¢® 1 for heavy, 7isc B B for light medium, 9@9%c B B for 1ight, 10@11c for extra light and 1uc for cured: Lastern Hams, 1234@13c: California Hams, 10@: Mess Beef, $7@8 1lc extra mess do, $> 50@9: family do. $10@11; mnmm.&‘,w;mmd-r. 3% Shii mees, 31130912 8 bal; Smosed oc LaRD—Eastern, is auoted at » e (/- Califorafa ;‘h-ll-‘ WT'B%G m‘: oljc; do 5B, “OUTTOLEN F—61348614c¢ in bali-bbls and T34 8 B in 10 B (e e HIDES, TALLOW, WOUL AND HOPS. HIDES AND SKINS—The market is in rather better shape, but prices snow Do improvement. Heavy salted steers are quotable at 6l4c B D' culls and brands, 5l4c: medium, 54@6c: culls and brands, 414@5c @ Ib: light, 4@4Yac; culls and brands, 3%a@dc: Cowhides, 4@bc; culls and brands, 3%4@434¢; saited Kip, 5¢; salted Calf, 6@ 7c B Ib; safted Veal. 5@6c: drv Hides, 9@10c; culls and brands, 7@7%4¢; dry Kipand Veal. culls, 6@7¢ g b; dry Cali, 15¢; culls. 10c: Goat- skins, 20@85c each: Kids, 5¢; Deerskins, good summer, 20@-5¢c @ tb: mediun. 15@20c; winter, 7 9c; Sheepskins. shearings, 10@15c each: shori wool, 20@35¢ each; medium, long wools, 50@6Uc each. Culls of all kinds about 4¢ less. 1, rendered, : No. 2, 2@ 214¢; Tefined, 434 Grease, 15 @ . WOOL—We quote new Fall'as follows: Southern mountain, 8@5%4c; middle coutnies, . iree, 5Y6@ Sige: do, detective, 414@8o: San Joaqul, ® Spring c.ip: Humuolat and Mendocino, 9@ 10c; Neyada, 6@814c; San Jeaquin and southern Coast, six monthis, 34@5c. OPS—Are nominal. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. BAGS—Calcutta Grain Bags, spot, $4 10@4 15; San Quentin, $420; Wool Bags, 2414@26% Fruit Bags, 54@6c. COAL— A local circular says: “It is stngular that the Coal market does not show better figures, as there 8 at present fully 30,000 tons less Coal en Toute than las: year and our total importation this year is full 0,000 tous less than last. Importers seem to vie with each other in making low quota- tions, the main ambition appears to be wko can sell the lowest, not who can obtain the best prices.” Wellington, $8 P ton: New Wellington, #8 ¥ ton: Southfield Wellington, $7 50 ¥ ton; Seattle, $5@5 50; Bryans, $5: Coos Bay, $4 5 Wallsend, $7: Scotch, $750: Brymbo, $7 50 Cumberland, $13 50 B ton in bulk and $15 in sks: Pennsyivania Anihracite Egg, $11 ton; Welsh Anthracite, $9: Cannel, $7 50; Rock Springs, Cas- tle Gate and Pleasant Valley, $7 60; Coke, $11@ 12 in bulk and $18 ton in sks. RICE—Hawatlan is higher and firm. Chinese mixed, $3 10@3 30: No.1,$39U@4 B otl; extra No. 1,84 2b@4 40: Hawailun, $4: Japan, $3 68@ 4 25:’Rangoon, 1n 100-1b bags, 83 10. SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Company quotes, terms net cash: Cube and Crushed, 57c; Powdered, 63gc; Fine Crushed, 5%c; Dry Granu- lated, 4%¢: Confec.ioners’ A, 4340; Magnolia A, 43jgc kxira C, 434C; Golden C, 41gc; hal? barrels /3¢ more than barrels, and boxes Yac more. SAN FRANCIECO MEAT MARKET., Quotations are undisturbed. Wholesale rates for dressed stock for siaughterers are as follows: BEEF—First quality, 5@5%c; second do, 4 hird do, 31ac B (T i 2 AL—Large, ; small, 5@6c P Ib. 20T ION 8 Werners, BESMe . Bwess 440 LAMB—515@614 B Ib. e ;;%"i_u" Hogs, 2 254@2340 for small an i3gc B b, RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. FOR 24 HOURS. 25c B 1b for large and Crediams aressed G0, 46 6,150| Cheese, ctls. 115 11,476 Eggs, doz. 9,960 109,514 Bides, no. 214 65,282 Pelts, bd 170 Barley, c 28,640| Wine, gals. 8,300 Beans.'sks, 5.815| Wool, bis. 172 Oats, ctls.. 8,851/ Oregon. 0 Corn, cils 385/ Sugar, bl 1,818 Potatoes. 6,171| Lumber. M 30 Onions, sks 919 Leather, rolis. 160 Bran. 2,390 Tallow. ctls. 200 Oregon... Mustard Seed, sk 333 Middiings, Quicksilver, 22 Hay, tou: Shorts, Or sks.., 1875 Butter, ctls —_————— FAMILY RETAIL MARKET. Changes this week are remarkably few. In fact, there are none worthy of remark. The markets are liberally supplied wi h all seasonable varieties of Fralt. Vegetables, Fish, etc. Following is THE CALL'S reguiar weekly retall price list: COAL—PER TON. Gomnel.... =@ 000 Pleasantval 95081000 Wellls e 10 00 Southfield New ‘Wellington 950 10 00| scoich.. efi 950 10 00 DATRY PRODUCR, TTC. Cheese, Cal.......10@12 Cheese, Eastern...15@20 Cheese, Swiss... 20@30 do. choice. ... —|Common Eggs.....20@25 Ordinary ao. 27| Ranch Eggs Bdz... U@ 35 Pickled roll. 5| Honey, comb, B1b.12@15 -do, extracted. ... @13 15 POULTRY AND GAME. 4V@ 60 Turkeys, B B.. Cantaloupes, each. 15/ 12 Raspberries, 8 Strawberrles, 6 W drawer. g ) Walnuis, § 15@ — Watermelons, VEGETARLES. i0Lettuce, B doz....15@20 12@15Mr'fat Squash.® 1 5@10 Green Okra, ¥ Ib.. 6@ 8 Dried Okra, ® B..20@ — 5| 3 lbgzg Blackberries, drt r1§§., Artichokes, Bdoz. Beets, P doz_. Beans, white $1b. Colored, B B Lima. 3 Onions, B 1b. A Cabl , each. 10 Peppers, green, B b 8 Caulifiowers, each. Parsnips, B Q0. ...15@320 Celery, @ bunch... 5@ — Potatoes, ¥ 1. 3 Cress, dzbunchs. 20@25! Radishes. Sdzbchs. 10313 Cucumber, $ doz. 8@10[Sage, B b..........25@4 Egs Plant, 8 b... 5@ SSmer Squash, B b 5 ~ Siring Beans,® 1. 4 & :§ b(Thyme, B B Grean Corn, § doz10@20| Trnips, B doz. Lentils, B 62 »Tomatoes, B Ib. FISH_PER POUND. 10@12;Shad.. - —(@ —Sea Bass. . —@ibSmelts Flounaers. 10@ —Soles. . Halibut... 5@ 8 Skates, each. Herring. —g — Sturgeon. .15@18 Kingfish. —/Tomcod.. 1 1‘: ton Salmon. S0 206 — Mussels, ® art. .- 10615 — Oysters, 100.: —_ 10 Do, Eastern, # ds.2 THE STOCK MARKET. The market for mining shares was weaker yes- terday. Trading was dull, as usual Navage is assessed 20c. The Occidental assessment falls de- linguent in board to-day. BOARD SALES, Following were the sales o the San Francisco Stock Board yesterday: REGULAR MORNING SESSION, COMMRENCING 9:30. 200 Chaline...52100 Oceidtl.... 200 Crwn Pt. 47,300 Following were the sales inthe Pacific Stock Eoard yesterday: © BEGULAR s¥ss1oN—10:30. 1 200 Alnba.. 100 Andes.....26200 .. ggg Beicaer....51 50 Contl. 1. SBEM... 0 200 S Nv...... -45200 Unioa .82 QUOTATIONS. FRIDAY, Oct. 3—4 Py GOLD MINING EXCHANGE. Cpampion LOCAL SECURITIRS. Bid Spring Valley Water. Bid San Francisco Gas. Asked San Francisco Gas. £ STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. FRIDAY. Oct. 2—2 P. M. UNTTED STATES BONDS. Bt Asked, Bid. Asked. US4scoup..107 ~ — |US4asreg. — 107% Do new issucllély — MINCALLANEOT s0vne. CalstCbless. 10934, — |PacRoliMSs - — Cal ElecL,65120 " — |Do2dis6r.. — CouraCW5s — 9714(P &ORyes. — 115 Dpot-siex-co — 9734(P&Ch Ryss. — 1074 Edsn L&P63120%5 — [Pwl-st RR8. — 118 F&CHRRSs. — 106 |Remo, WL&h — 105 Geary-stSs. — 105 [Sacto P& L. — 103% LosAngLgs. — 100 SFENPRDYs. 9815 8914 Do Gateed8s — 101 [SPRRArizés — = 96 Mkt-stChleds119 120 |SPRRCalSs. — 1101 DoRyConS5s.. 1033410314 SPRRCal5y. — 100 NatVin6sist 96~ — |SPErRCalgs 96 97 NevCNgRT7s. 95 — N P C RR63.102%, N Ry Cal8s. 993, — SV Watects.. 1161511874 SV Waterds.. 9715 9794 EtktnG&E 83 100 N ByCalbs. — 100 |Sunsci&T6s — —— Onk Gas 5s..100 104%4|Suiter-stR33.108 — Do2d is 85..1025, — | VisullaWlGs = = Onnibus o, 11614117 WATER sTorRe Contra Costs 30 88 |San Jose. Ladily 1 Marin Co.... 49— |SpragValley 97 9714 €€ BTOCKS. — 30 [Pacific Lichs 4914 B1 : 95— |Sankrancico 94 9414 Ouk GL&H 62 Swckion ... — %0 Pac Gaslmp. 8535 88 INSURANCE STOCKS. Fireman’sFa160 — [Sun.... 25 50 COMMERCIAL BANK STOCK. AmerB&TC. — — [LondonP&A.12414126 Angio-Cal.... 50 — [London&SF. — 2714 BankofCal..225 233 |Merch kx... 13 - Cai S D&TC0107%4109 |Nevada. - = FirstNwionl — 180 [Sather BOo. ~ = RAVINGS BANK STOCKS. GerS&r.Co.1200 1260 [Sav& Loan.. — 100 Humb S&L.1100 = |BecuriLy.. — 260 Mutual... 40 |UnionTrusii760 — SkSavUnion — 480 STREET RAILROAD amnree Calffornta.... — 108 |OakSL&Hay — 100 Geary-st. — 80 |Presidio. - Murketwhi.. 48 436Sumterstiie — — MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. Alnsks Pkrs. 9534 §7 (Nat VinCo.. — - BlkDCoalCo. — ~ 10 |OceanicSSCo 16% 20 CalCot Mills — — [Pac AuxFA 1 — Edison Light 11914120 PacBoraxCo. 98 100 GasConAssn. — — |Pac Roil Mill — ~ — Ger Lead Co. 80 100 |Parf PainiCo 6% 73 HawC&SCo. 1514 161 PacTransCo. — 24 nuteh S PCo_ 2015 203 Pac T&T Co. 70 90 MerExAssn.100 *°110 (Sunset T&T. 6L — MElecLight 8 4%4lUnited Clo. — 25 SALES—MORNING SESSION. Board— 150 Hawailan Commercial $5009 Market-st Cable 8% 35 8 F Gasligh! Street— 110 Edison Light & Power Co. 50 8V Water..... SALES—AFTERNOON SESS(0M. Roard— 50 Hawallan Commercial.. 16 00 80 do do 15 87 100 do do.s10. 156 75 50 do do & 15 75 50 Hutchinson S P Co.. 20 00 50 do do b 20 00 60 do do ... 20 25 Street— $2000 Market-st Ry ( on 5% Bonds...... 104 00 $1000S V 6% Bona: 117 00 e e e THE CALL CALENDAR. OCTOBER, 1896. {Su. [Mo.|Tu.| W.\Th.| Fr.Sa.| Moon's Phases| 1{2|3 = New Moon,| e | o | e e e Oct. 6. ] fefle] e |05 rmamma e | e e e | e | Oct. 18. 11112138 |14{15{16 |17 Full Moon, PG R TRy A PP EES 0C:21.' 18|19 (20|21 |22 |323 |24 . — | — | — | —|—|— [ Last Quarter] 252728 |29 30|31 | Soox OCEAN S1EAMEKS. Dates of Departure From San Franeisco. STEAMER | DESTINATION.| SAfis. | PIER. Coos Bay. Oct 3.10aM|Fier L3 -|Coos Bay. Oct 3. 2o | ler 8 - |8an Diego. " [Oct 4/11aM|Pler il -|HumboldtBay Oct 4 2ru|Pier 9 ‘| Portiana ... [0ct 5.10am Pler 24 -|Oregon ports’. (Oct 5. bru | Pier 13 el Kiver. ... (Oct 8 Brw | bler 1§ -| Xsquina Bay.|Oct 6 9am|vleri Newport......[Oct & Sau|Pler 1L Vic & Pgt 8na [Oct 6. 9am|Pler9 Oregonports.. |Oct 7, 3eM|Pier24 San Diezo..... [0ct &11lam|Pieril Panama. |oct 812 x|PMSS China&Japan|Oct 8 1Pu(P MSS A. Blanchrd | Oregon ports..|Oct 8, 5 |Pier13 State o1 Cal. | Portland 10.10au | Pler 24 ‘ewport Pau|Plar STEAMERS 10 AKKRIVE. STEAMER | Farallon Frox 1 Yaquina Bav Portland. Departure Bay Honolulu. North Forg. Corona. . State ot Cal Beiglc. Mineola. Homer.. _|China xnd Fapan. *|Comox Australl Sunot. Columbia MUON AND TIDE, T.S. COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 'l‘m-} BULLETIN PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL ATTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT. Saturdas, October 3. 6.08| Moon rises 5.50|Moon sets. 2.02aw October—1896 4 5 0381 ¥ 6| 44s| 11 5. | 031145 7| 5.23| 1.6/11. 60/ 557 o1f..... HW L H W LW 8| 0.43| 5.5/ 6. 2.1112.06| 6.1/ 6.48/—0.2 9| 45| 5.3| 6.41| 2.5/1344| 61| 7.41/—03 NoTE—In the above exposition of the tid early morning tides are given in the left hang column, and the successive tides of the day in the order of occurrence as to time. The second time column gives the second tide of the day, the third time coiumn the third tide, and tae last or right band column gives the last tide of the day, except when tnere are but three tides, as sometimes sccurs. The helghts given are adaitions to the soundings on the United States Coas: Scrvey gharts. excopt when a minus sign (—) precedes the T, en the number given is subtracti: from the devth given by the coaria o0 2CTe —— e HYDROGEAPHIC BULLETIN, BRANCHE HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE, U. 8. N., MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE £aX FRANCISCO. October 2. 1898. The time ball on Telegraon Hill was aroppel exactly at noon to-day—i. e.. % noon of the 120th ‘meridian, or exactly at 8 . .. Greenwich time. W. S. HUGHES, Lieutenant U. £ N.. in charde. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Arrived. Stme Trockes, Thomas. 4% boves wonr Cios s‘g..i‘:.'::.‘i‘:.‘:‘,‘;.'? ool Jarapere Reimecs, 21 lut.' gnzmc",mm via xww::'i?fl days; bal- ol atm: Thomas Corwin, Smich, 11 days from Stmr Scotia. Johnson, 15 nours from Albion; 161 cords bark io Beadle & Co; "0 1t iamber, l&m etc; pass and mdse, 0 Perkins & 33 bours from Ven- Stmr Geo Loomis, Briagets, tura; oil, to Pacific Coast Oll Co. Up river direct. I)l'hk.ll Cel;nnlhl.u 95 m:.“m End » Via Mon:evideo V! B mis Sk b < Bt: “"...&.‘nlnlm;: Be s A tn 11 ‘Benneche, 72 days tfrom Westpori. New Zealand; tons coal, enry Lund & Co. sl i Walla Walla, Wallace, 63%3 visroria and Puget Sound ports; pass and mase, Lo Goodall, Perkins & Co. ‘s nours from_ Point Schr Newie Low. low, 6 hours Bom’ 2 butter, 0 4 e e B, Bourse. 12 hours wom Fort 20 bxs butter. 50 cds bark, O Ross & He' Y&k Yache Coronet, Crosby. hama. Gk Schr Bender Brotners, Wetzel, 24 hou rom Hearns Landing; 8000 posts, to Bender Bros. Sailed. FRIDAY, October 3. reka, Jepson, San Pedro. g:m gx‘-‘emnb City, Allen. Crescent Clty. anta Croz. Br ship Falis of Afton, Addison, Queenstuwn. Bin Tropic Bird, Jack-on, raniil. ktn Mo i or. Turloff. Tacom Sebr Nogth Bend, Wallace, Wilitpa Herbor. elegraphic. POINT LOBOS. Oct. 2.—10 P M. hazy: wind W; velocity 6 miles. Charters. Ll The schr Glen loads redwood at Eureks gatian: Er bark Glenogl, saimon at Victoria for Londob. 35s. The Br ship City ot Benares loads wheat for Eu= rope, 28s 9d—prior to arrival. Domestic Ports. FORT BRAGG—Arrived Oct 2—Stme Jewel, tm spar: stmr Noyo, hence Oct 1. O R COM A rrived Oct 4—<chr Robert Searles, Shaughal. 3 TURAYS HARBOR—Arrived Oct_2—Schr Ruby A Cousins, nencox\v;n 18; schr Gen lBfllnnlnSv o it 18: stpar el Norte, hence ~ept 28. S AR NG LANDING — < led Cot 2—Schr Ben oL T8, 10F San Francisco. a N ROCK = Arrived Oct 2 -Schr Reliance, fm Eureka. g s GRAYS HARBOR_-Arrived Oct. 26—Scur Sept 9. A e oSt Passed Oct 2—Bxin Kefriever, from sSanta Rosalia, for Poct Hadlock. - PORT TOWNSEN u—Arrived Oct 2—Sohr Allen L0, for Puget Sound. A L Atrived Oct 2—Stmr State of Calle fornta, hence Sept 80; Br ship Peleus from Cape Town: Br ship Sterra Esirells, from Callao. EUREKA—Arrived Oct 2—Sunr Norih Fork, mr South Coast, hence Sept 30. Sehr J G Wail and sumr Pomons, Ohr Helen N Kimball, for Willapa 80 days from \ . —Weathet Sailed Oct 2— I red Oct 2—Schr Joseph Russ, from Port Gamble. GREEN W0OD—Salled Oct for San Francisco. 3 ’BOW NS LANDING—Salled Oct 2—Sehr Mons terey, for ban Francisco. COOS BAY—Arrived Oct 3—Sims Alcatraz, hce Sept 29. 3 Faiied Oct 2—Stmrs Alcazai and Alcatraz and schr Orient, for San Francisco. SAN DIEGO—Arrived Oct 2—U § stmr Thetls, heace Sept - 9. { TATOOSH —Passed Oct 2—Br ship Falklana, f‘.‘_ ) Hiogo, for Koyal Roads: bark Wilna, from Vla vos ock, for Nansimo: brig Geneva, from Port Townsend, for Unga Island. PORT TOWNSEND—Arrived Oct 2—Sehr Marla E Smich, hence Sept 11 Eastern Ports. NEW YORK—Arrived Oct 1—Stmr Finance, fm Colon. 2-Stmr Greenwood, Foreign Ports. DEPARTURE BAY—Arrived Sept 28—Br stm? Wellington. hence S-pt 24. PANAMA—Sailed Sept 50—Stmr Acapuico, for San Francisco. CALLAO—Arrived Aug 13—Nor bark Solglyt from Por: Gamble VALPARAI O—Arrived Aug 29—Chil bark Antonletta. from Vancouver;. Chil ship Republlc, trom Port Gamble. Sailed Aug 32—Fr bark Lamoriciere, for San Franclsco. Aug 24—Br suip Bay of sengal. TALCAHUANO—Salled Aug 24—Br ship Helens slea, for Vancouver. Movements of Trans-Atlantic Steamers. NEW YORK—Arrived Oct 2—Stmr Campania, from Liverpool and Queenstown: stmr Thing valls, from Stettin, Copenhag -n, etc. Salled Oct 2—> mr Weimar, for Bremen; stmr State 0! Califoraia, 10- Glasgow. QUEENSTOWN—Arnved out Oct 2+-Stmr Lu- cania. o Importations. TACOMA—Per Walla Walla—1039 pkgs hides and skins, 23 sks tails, 31 pkgs junk, 1cs hard- ware, 1 ¢s olive oil, 1 cs sardines, 1 cs dry goods.-1 bx patierns. 20 bbis lubricating oil, 100 bars bul- lion, 1 pkg mdse Tacoma vis N P R R—8793 sks wheat, 3749 ht- sks 835 qr-sks flour, 277 sks wool, 3 pkgs mase, 1 pump, 1 cs hardware, 12 cs boots and shoes, 8 pkgs springs, 11 rolls carpet. . Evereti—4b kegs nails, 700 bars butlion, 204 . ks paper. New Whatcom—1 pkg candy, 3200 sks ore, 2 cs millinery, 2 pkgs mdse, 1 sk coin. Anacortes—694 6 sks oats. Vancouver via C P R R—850 cs condensed miik, 1 cs K goods. 1 cs medicite, 1 pkg mdse, 2 c8 cor- set clssps, 500 cs champagne, 1 cs paper, 13 cs accordions, 1 cs flannels, 4 cs overalls. 6 cs hoslery 43 cs cigarettes. 6 bxd pianos, 10 cs cigars, 2 cs traveling bags, 1 bx shee: brass, 20 bxd organs, 17 bxs chalrs, 6 bdis ratian, 103 cs boots ani shoes, 2 bdls leather. 298 cs tobacco. c China via Vanconver—100 bls cinnamon. Australia via Vancouver—1 cs oll Seattle—18 cs fis., 7 bxs plates 75 sks oats, 3 cs drugs, 1 bbl brandy, 1 bx clothing, 85 s«8 clues stock. 358 bdis hides, 2 bdls hops, 2 cs electric goods. 10 pkgs mdse, 1 bx teiegraph material, 1 Dale rubber valves, 192 cs sa:mon, 5 cs fur 20o1s, 1 sk ore, 10 pks junk. 1 cs paver, 2 sks coin, 1 cs caps, 1 lot lumbver. Senitle via G R R—289 sks wheat, 4 bals nose. Yictaria—285 bais ides and sciug. 4 pigs mdse. Port Townsend—7 pkgs mdse. 1 sk coin. COOS BAY—Per Trackee—451 tous coal, 10 cds matchwood. 53 bxs butter. 3 bxs cheese. 40 sks peas, 21 bales wool, 1 empty tank, 3 bales hides, 5 tanks, 2 bxs household goods, 1 bx mdse, 4 chests’ express, 2 sk coin. SAN DIEGO—Per Santa Rosa—& pkgs slats, 1 bx tinfoll, 265 bxs lemons, 1 bbl whiskv. 21 bols tallow, 1 pkg hardware, 3 bales flour. 7 bxs type, 1 csdry goods, 1 bx clothing, 1 cs shoes, 1 plow, 1 pkg handles, 23 bais dry fish, 302 sks concentrates 21q sks tailings, 152bxs limes. 8 promegranate, 12 bxs oranges, 1 craie limes, 1 sk wire. Redondo—5 bxslemons, 30 bxsoranges. 1 keg brandy. 2 bxs notions, 1 chest tools, 3 cs jelly, 17 Ppkgs household goods. 1 ¢ 10bacco. Port Los Angeles—1 crt bic-cl-s. 5 cs dry paint, 120 empty carvoys, 1 vks household goods, § bxs tobacco, 4 cris marbia. 3 cs patent medicine. 3 bxs syrup, 7 cs honey, 3 cs gum. Sania Barbara—1 cs cigars, 2 cs mdse. 1 bx pho- tograph goods, 292 sks abalone shells, 151 sks abalone meat, 17 sks beans, 1 bx plants, 13 bbls mineral water, 50 bxs lemons. 2 bxs dried fish. Port Harford—1 bale bags, 19 cs eggs, 60 bales WOO!. 514 bxs butter, 24 bxsapples, 2 bxs green pears, 5 coops chickens, 1 sk talls, 16 bdis hides, 7 8ks potatoes, 32 sks beans, 1 coop poultry, 1 sk beeswax, 22 dressed calves, 5 cs honey, 1 cs canned froic, 21 bxs fish. Santa Maria—1 414 sks beans. Los Alamos—338 sks wheat. Los Olivos—1124 sks wheat. Arroyo Grande—675 sks batley. N1pomo-933sks barley, 655 sks wheat. Steeles—333 sks flaxseed. Luis Ob:spo—1745 sks barley, 50 sks wheat, 562 sks barley. PORTLAND AND ASTORIA—Per Columbis— 5280 sks bran, 1875 sks shorts, 5254 sks flour, 135 ca salmon, 1655 sks wheat, 90 sks wool, 339 bdls hides aud sxins, 974 bdis paper, 100 Kegs nalls, 338 bdls heads and staves, 32 bxs seed, 459 sk oysters, 1 lot express. Consignees. Per Columbta—Geo Morrow & Co: Everding & Farrell: Pacific Co.st Elevator Co: 4 W V Cook: Otis, McAllister & Co: Allan & Lewis: H Dutard Moore, Ferguson & Co; S H Frank & Co: M Mason: Bissinger& Co: F Hillens & Co: - Kosbland; A S Smith: M P Detels: Willamette Pulp & Paper Co: Western Pulp & Paper Co; Baker & Hamilton: G W Emmons: S Bloom & ~on: Goiden Gate Plaster Mills; E J Bowen & Co; Fogarty & Parker: Chas Carisen: M E A Wagner; Welis, Fargo & Co; Cali- fornia Barrel Co: Darbee & Immel: M E A Wag- ner; M B Moraghan; Morgan Oyster Co. Per Truckee—J D Spreckeis & Bros Co; Bender Bros; Hilmer. Breahoff & scaulz; Standard Ofl Co; Coghill & Kohn; Wells, Fargo & Co: M B Pier. Marshall, Teggart & Co; Wellman, Peck & Co; O Gearuart er \Walla Walla—Bissinger & Co: Burnsteln Bros: Chas Harley & Co; Dunham. Carrigan & Co: Getz Bros & Co: lialiun->wiss Coiony: Mattincel & Vanoucel; M Sbeyer & Bros: Pacific Kolling Mills; Stanaard Ol Co: Selby Smelting and Lead Co; CJ Leist & Co: Moore, Ferguson & Co: Thos Watson: H Dutard: W Jarkenberg: G W Howard A H Price; S Koshiand & Co; J Everding & Co: ¥ J Taliaferro: J P Thomas; J Everding & Co; C ¥ Marwedel; F Choice: 1he Aermotor Co: G W Baker & Hamilton: W G Richardson: Wieland Brewing Co: P'a:tosien Carpet Co; Hinz & Lantz; Blake, Moflit: & Towne: Rothschild & Lo: Murphy, Grant & Co: Wellman, Peck & Co: J Cirwin & Co: Wells, Fargo & Co: ) Q Adams & Co: Sherman, Clay & Co; American Tobaceo Co: ¥ N Marden & Co: Wertheimer & Co: . Wakefioid Rattan Co: Buckingham, Hecht & Co: B Curtaz & Co; C Michelitschke; Fred de Barry: Angio-Calt- fornia Bank: Kohier & Chase: Loaiza & Co: Pac Ammoniaand Chemical Works: Merten Mig Cos Dr Saunder; American Union Fish Co: Brokaw Bros: Amer Press Assn: C Solo on: Califorma Wine Assn; Lisen Vineyard Co: J K Armsby & Co. Fredericksoarg Brewery: Goodall, Perkins & Co; Geueral Eiectric Co; G C Baver & Lo: M Hoize Mandel, Pursch & Weiner; Maurice Rosentbal: P Greenbers: P W dochester: Revere Rubber Co: S Ebrlich; Sunset Telephone aud Telegranh Co: W T Garrett: Thomas Loughran: Sau rraocisco Lum- ber Co; Shend, Bard & Co: ‘i he American Import Co: W E Pitis & Co; R H Benuet:: Triest. Vad & Lo: M A Newmark & Co; Bowers Rubber Co; Capt M Paulson; Bank of British North A merica. Per Santa Rosa—Labor Exchan e: Crown Dis- tillers Co: i. Uil & Co; Witzel § Laker: Buftalo Brewery: Enterprise Brewery: Sinsheimer Bros; i ilalght: Dodge, Sweenes & Co: A Pallies: K Madden: C E Whitney & Co: Marshail & Reim- mers: H Kirchmann & Co; Brigham. Hoppe & Co. Wheaton. Breon &Co: F'N Woed: Milwank Breyery: San Francisco Brewers Co; F ¢ Duley {hs Bowtling Co: Chicago Brewery: S Strauss: FJ urray: Sol Kahn & Co; H Heckman & Co; 5 P ling Co: L D Stone & Co; }uss, Sanders & Co: Wstern Meat Co: Erlanger & Galinger: H Dutard: mer, Bredhoff & Scaulz; B G Robl & Co; Pac C«“&hh Co; G Camilioni'® Co: American Umon Fish Co: S Sliverberg: sacramento Fish Co: Von ¥o$3.& Co: J B Ingu la: Alex C Center: Charies Tetzen: Siugavicn Mg Co: Smith's Cash Stare: A vy & Co: Dr G M Richter: D Hirschier; Heory Clitton: J lvaacovich & Co; ¥ W araun & Cos Badiam Bros; Owl v.rug U0; California Wine as sociation: Chaix & Bernard; Pac Coas: Syran Cos Johnson-1ocke MerCo: EC Stevens & Co: C D A ] Leonard Caste: : Bartiett Springs Minerai Water Cor § 7 Osmer; M Meyerhof: N Noble: H R Kohtbers: Konler & Fronliag: Eelnmi.::l:m!: Lead Co: Lohse & Grosse: S Jscoba: W B Samies & Co; Deminz-Palmer Miiling Co: Am Presy Neuburger, Heiss & C0: Eoffman & Cop Wolf & Soas: H 'O Green.ood: A D o Co: ¥ Korbel & Eros: Deere Lmp Co; 3 J W Gaie; Ybarra Gold Mining vo; W Cline; G & Az & Co; WOlf & Son: Nasa & vo: § H Cain g 01 A Levy: A Spiegel: Galli Fruit Co; Evelets & ash; W F Mitchell: W G Smith; J M. 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