Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-03
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

lF'ron san Francisco exenenges of S6ptemteS ID
There is now on the way aud loading
for this roIt an aggregate OF 10000 tons
of tonnage.
The registration yesterday was $50 and
up 20 l O'Clock to-day 200, making to date
total Of Il, l29.
The merchandise exports Of the week
were valued at $500, ,470-a decrease of
SS6, $50 from those of the previous week.
There passed through this city last
evening, en- route for San Quentin, the
alleged murderer of 7. Wallace More in
Ventura county in fSI7,
Assessor Badlam has addressed letter
to the State Board OF Equalization protest,
ing against the proposed increase OF the
real estate roll OF this city ten per cent.
Leading wheat dealers in this city agree
that were 1t not for the storing OF wheat
which Ia going on all over the State the
price would now be down to 81 25 per
GENITAL.
The Red Cloud came to anchor in thia
harbor last evening after passage of l49
days from Philadelphia. There are four
more ships en- route from the same port.
one OF them being llS days out.
The steamer Oceanic, which sailed yes
terday for Japan and China, took SO cabin
passengers and 200 Chinese in the steerage.
She carried treasure to China to the amount
of S75, ,354, besides merchandise valued at
SI4l, coo.
The tug Richard Holyoke arrived in port
this morning with the Mexican war steamer
Naxy,o., ~ tow fro Ca, nsav,
leo has been here for repairs to her ma.
chinery, which is in a disabled condition
The Mexican war steamer Democratic is
also On the way to this port for the same
purpose.
There was rather more activity in real
estate last month, the sales showing large
increase in values over those OF the previous
month. There is widespread inquiry
which would very speedily result in general
purchases by buyers, but that there Is re-
ally nothing encouraging in the immediate
real estate outlook.
1t is represented that the Chinese steam.
ship Hochung underbid the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company in the matter OF
freight on bananas from Honolulu, charg-
ing only five cents per bunch instead of
seventy.tive cents, the price charged By
the Mail Company. The Hochung had
500 punches on board.
During the month of August the Com
missioners of insanity examined 80 persons,
of whom 30 were committed to the asyl lum.
OF these, 20 were males and IL were
females, Is married and ii single, % Of
foreign and of native Births being ma
tives of California. OF those of foreign
birth each were natives of Germany and
Ireland.
Next Saturday afternoon, at o'clock,
the Railroad Commission will leave this
city for the San joaquin valley, to hold u
series of meetings, at which the complaints
of patrons of the railroad companies viii
be heard. The programme of the Com
missions meetings is as follows Modesto.
Monday; Merced, Tuesday Fresno, We'd
nesday; Visalia, Thursday; Tulare, Fri
day.
The features of the local money market
! are an unusually large accumulation OF coin
in the banks; slow movement between
borrowers and lenders the addition of
over s., 000, ,000 in gold coin to the chan
nels OF circulation, through the operations
of the San Francisco Mint last month, and
the transportation of considerable coin
from the city to the interior for the pay
ment of produce and farm labor.