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CALIFORNIA FRUITS.
Prices Realized at Saturdays Sales in
Eastern Cities.

CHICAGO. July 3O.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold three carloads of California fruit at
Pears, averaged 81 80; FountainbIeau Cranes
81 10@1 80; Early Crawford Peaches Z5c6
81; Centennial Peaches, 81 10; Foster
Peaches, SOC; Strawberry Peaches, 9Oc; Red
Nectarines, 81; German Prunes 81 70.
Washington Plums, 81 %. Some fruit, small
ana unsound, sold tor less.
CHICAGO, July Bottle Porter Brothers
Company sold six cars OF California unit 10
Day. Bartlett Pears. 81 5000 / 5; Peaches
Goc@S1; Apricots, 90c@S1 10; Cranes. 81 al
al 10; Nec;arines 9gc@Sl as: PIums 81 IA
al 70 Columbia Plums,S1 1902 10; German
Prunes, 81 90@2 25; Magnum Bouum
Plums, 50 so; Purple Duane Plums. 81 ION
2 20; Washington Plums 81 3O@2. Zoo
Plums, 81 90; eros Prunes, 81 So; Tragedy
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MINING SHARE MARKET.
The Comstock shares are Strong. But
Trading i S still Light.

SAN FRANCISCO, July SO, 1892.
Mining shares opened at steady prices I'M
der light demand. After the $3.50 Gail the
market gained in strength, which allowed
the nimble clippers between board 10 turn
an honest penny. The up move was evidently
dueto inside ma1ipulations, tor outside ope-
rators have very little confidence in the way
things ar? managed. Experienced miners,
who have visited the Comstock mines, are
outspoken in the belief that never before did
the mines iook as well, but theg are afraid TO
operate in The share market until the mines
are differently managed. News received to-
Gay from Virginia reports that the mill rings
are I'D a lar way of being broken, and when
TINS Is an accomplished fact we can confidently
look forward to muca better times. II is gen
orally accepted that the Savage Mining Com
pany Will be forced to make such determinations
when VIII compel the other companies to
conform to the laws under which they in
corpora ed, and IN doing tn S confidence wi II
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Bnttkt4tn HOUSES.
NATIONAL BANK OF D. 0. MILLS & co.
Sacramento, Cal.-Founded 1850.
DIRECTORS:
Capital and Surplus,
S. 500. 600.
SACRAMENTO BANK.

THE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE
i city, corner Fifth and j streets, Sacra-
men;o. Guaranteed capital, S500,000; paid
up capital, gold coin, S35o,000. Reserve
fund, $50. 600. Term and ordinary deposits,
$3,263,945. Loans on real estate January /,
1889, S33o9.61S. Term and ordinary de-
posts received. Dividends paid in January
and July. Money loaned upon real estate
only. Information furnished upon applica-
ton to W. p. COLEMAN, President.
Ed. II. HAMILTON Cashier
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PACIFIC HOTEL,

Corner X and Fifth Streets, Sacramento.
CENTRALLY LOCATED AND CONVEN-
y lent to all places OF amusement. The best
family hotel in the city. The table always
supplied with the best the market affords
Street cars from the depot pass the door every,
five minutes Meals 25 cents.
c. r. SINGLETON. ProprietOr
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THE SADDLE ROCK
Restaurant and Oyster House

T1IRST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
i spect. Ladies' dining-room separate. Open
day and night. BUCHANAN & CARRA-
CHER, Proprietors. No. 1O19 Second street.
between J and X, Sacramento.
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IMPORTANT NOTrCr

iNIPOER ANT NOTICE.
ON AND AND AFTER JULY 10. 1892
" the RUSS HOUSE, San Francisco, for.
more, has passed into the hands of Megsrs T
=. YOUNG and M. J. CONNELI,Y. These
Mr.. Young, formerly of Virginia Cityz has for
the past nine years conducted the Sotoyome
House OF Healdsburg, SonOma County. Mr..
Sonneily has been connected with tie Russ
House for the past seventeen wears eonse.
quentiy needs no Introduction they viii en-
deavor to conduct the house to nee; the an.
proVhl OF all their patrons, and Will run a
strictly nrst-class hotel on both the Furorsan
ana American plans. gu
Terms: 81 %, 81 so ana 50 Der dav
Rooms, 90 cents and upward. Special terms
for families.
Be- Free coach to and from house. d&w
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SACRAMENTO MARKET.
The Week Closed With a Good supply
OF Fruit on Hand.

SACRAMENTO, July 30th.
Tho week closed with much easier feeling
in the local market, there being COMPARE
lively large stock Ct goods left over to meet
TIE demands of Monday. The quality, too,
is far superior to the general run, some excel
lent samples of Crawford Peaches being dis
played. Bartlett Pears are also in good sup
ply. AS the season advances Watermelons
and Cantaloupes improve in flavor, very good
ones being on sale at present. A continuance
of the warm spell should make them ripen
rapidly. and decline in prices which are
very firm. will probably follow.
Vegetables are in supply equal to all present
wants prices remaining stationary.
Ham is very firm with prices stiff and on
the rise.
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AT NEW YORK

NEW YORK, July 3o.-The Porter Brothers
Company sold three cars of California fruit to-
day. Gross sales, ,404. Crawford Peaches
90cG 81; Strawberry Peaches, SO@S5c: Foster
Peaches, 81 35@1 10: Decker Peaches 81 AZ
a 60; White Peaches, 81 4o Bartlett Pears
- A0@3 10; Purple Duane Plums 81 65@
l .; Washington Plums, 81 So: Columbia
PLums, 81 60; German Prunes, So 1909 IS.
/ Hot.
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RetafI Prices,
Following are the prices asked by retailers
Cor the various articles nenfinned.


GREEN FRUITS - Apples S1II % a
box; Crawford Peaches, 587c r IL 50@75c )
box; Plums, 60@75c = box, &c z h; Pears. 5oc
aSl p boz. sc z 70: Figs, sc p ID: Water
melons, 75e@Sl 90 p doz.; CantalouIes, LOO
Ties. I2lgc p 70, or 81 so q ease Blackberries
Sal0c p 10, or 0oc q case: Cranberries, in
water 75c q gallon; Grapes, 1oc 2 ID; Prunes.
ri about % per cent. advance over above
quotations.
DRIED FRUITS - Apricots. 121sc = 10:
Peaches, 121@c; Apples, 15e: Plums, 1215c;
Prunes, Zoe; Pears, Toe; Nectarines, 1870:
Isaisins, ] oe; grapes, Toe; Figs, 1 0c
CITRUS FRUFIS-l enonS--Sicily, 4Oc 2
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T. B REID,

DENTIST. OFFICE, MASONIC 1,.~,zA- ~
II Temple, corner Sixth and K e55.s4sss
streets NIEfYe
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e restored and more active times be inaugur-
MnRNING RnAR1
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postofice at Sacramento on
Monday, August l, 1892:
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,M9sOym<,,,>,, ,<,.,,

II 712 and ia X street. Open day and
night. j. NJ. MORRISON and A. NJ. GAULT,
PTOnrietorS
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NENIIST, CONNER SEW sEftssss>
~ enth and : streets, Sacra-9 80 ~.
mento. NIIiYYYR
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MAISON FAuPr

FRENCH ROTISSERIE, 6I3 X STREET.
Il Sacramento. h.. FAUKE, Proprietor.
9s- Family orders, banquets and wedding
parties specalty.
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boston. July 30.-The Earl Fruit Company
sold California fruit at auction to-day at the
following average prices: Bartlett Pears
So 81; German Prunes, SO; Japan PIums
81 20; Sweet Plums, So 50; Jefferson Plufns
81 ~; Early Crawford Peaches, SO So,
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gsuttatrY.
3. <. TEBBETs.
Dr.. W. G. RFITI
c. Il. STEPHENSON

DENTIST LISDLEY BUILD ~
= ing, southeast corner sew $500 NJ 6 *
enth and ] streets, Sacramento. NiIfIYTg
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DIRECTORS:
CROCKER- WOOLWORTH NATIONAL RANK,

Crocker Building. Market and Post
Streets, san Francisco.
PAID UP CAPITAL, $lOOO,00O. SURPLUS, 10000.
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Receipts-Potatoes, LOIS sacks: onions.
205 sacks.
any particular change to note although The
tone was generally weaker, and 10 clean IN
some eonsignments concessions had TO be
made We Quote Green Peppers Chiles
25@55c . box: Bell Peppers 65coSI: Fec,
Plant. 75c@S1 % for large boxes: C1cunl7
bers ESQ Zoe; for picking, 5o@75c p box;
string Beans 2tg3 SC 2 70 very tender, slightly
higher: Summer Squash, 15@25c: Tomatoes.
e0co 81 80, fer Rivers Green Peas, 5o975e
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M1SNEAPoLIS, July 3o.-The Porter Broth,
ers Company sold Peaches to-day at SIal o..
Pears, 90 25@2 so.
At OMAHA.
OMAHA, July 80. - The Porter Brothers
Company sold two cars of Pears To-day AT
81 75M2 IS,
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GEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
- friends in the Enst.
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no copies, all original ideas.
HEBEsroF THNw Eso1D"

IS, 1888; sales $500 bales; stock 27l $50 bales;
exports. coastwise 1903 bales, TO the continent
$500 bales.
closed steady, with sales of "a, 100 bales, ss fol-
lows: December delivery doc January o go,
February 46c, March lsc, April SIC. May
$40.
MOBILE. Dec. Is.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding 9Ssc; net receipts 2, 500 bales groes none;
1909 bales.
middling 9S4c; net receipts a26e gross 3456
bales; sales ]. $50 bales; stock 100, 1914 bales
AUeusTAs Pr. 19.-Cotton closed firm;
none; sales 1,096; stock az. 022 bales.
CHARLESTON. Dec. 13.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling $3.50; net receipts SIS, gross none;
sales 100; stock 56,O74 bales; exports coastwlse
Q bales.
OINoINNATI. Dec. 13-Cotton closed steady;
middling 10c: net receipts 2,T67 bales, gross
none; sales 1l3; stock 1920,
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 19.-Cottoa closed quiet
middling $50; net receipts none, gross none;
ST.. Louis, Dec. 13.-Cotton closed quiet:
middling 9szc, net receipts 1888 bales, gross
1898; sales 450; stock oo,27>.
HOUSTON, Dec 13.-Cotton closed steady; mid
ding 9lSc; net receipts SO bales; gross mono;
sales 203; stock Az bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YORK. Dec. IS. noon.-Flour un-
changed. Wheat irregular, &c higher at noon;
No. 2 red winter T1S0L79c; cash delivery 7716c;
December delivery 771sc. Corn Arm, Nc higher
No. 2 mixed, cash, $50; December delivery VIC.
Pork dull; old mess SD 50S5l4 rs; new mess
SIS 500 l6 90. Lard quiet; steam 50 96; Deem
Der delivery 80 96. Freights nominal
New YoRK, Dec. II, p. m.-Flour closed
dull, no material change; southern flour dull
but steady; straights So 50GA3 rs. Wheat closed
GENERALLY. A02so lower; spot lots closed
steady. Corn closed easy about No decline.
Oats-Optlous dull and featureless; spot sales
No. white at 411<D42c. Rye dun and I'M
changed: western 5i05Sc. Barley dull and
mess 3l4 50114 rs; new mess SIS 50ni6 90.
Lard quiet and easier. Sugar-Raw, quiet and
unchanged; Muscovado. $50 test, > l5-loc;
centrifugal, 96 test. $50; refined moderately
active and steady. Molssses steady; Cuba, SOC
test ho1sheads nominal; Porto Rico best,
23Q132c; English Islands 200D25c; New Orleans,
new crop 35140c. Peanuts quiet but steady;
farmers grades SaSlfc. Cut meats firm but dull
Beef firm aud in fair demand; family 50 004
Il 90: extra mess Sc 50GrS 90. Beef hams firm.
quoted at $13 so in the west. $i4 00ai4 so
hero. Coffee quiet and easy; fair Rio cargoes
No. :, l61kc; futures closed easier Grain
freights duh and easy; grain freights 20 Liver
pool lQ1114d; to London 20b214d; to Glasgow
ND; 10 Bristol gid.
CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-FIour dull unchanged
Wheat weak on liberal receipts in northwest
and closed 4G5zc lower; No. red winter in
store 723zc; No. : spring in store 721z b723lc
Corn weak in sympathy with wheat but at
close unchanged: No. in store 421SCAs askc
Oats dull and easy. closed 80 lower; Nc. Z 3fA
R34c Provisions firm. Pork unchanged.
Whisky steady at 81 rs.
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vanunh Grocery Co. Barbour & Co, A Milles
Co, Collat Bros Smith Bros, NJ Henderson,
A Enrich q Bro M Fersts Sons a Co, Eokman
&V, &c A Schwarz, Nerncher II Sprinkler 90,
George Schley. F W storer, J Fox. T Hem
dersons Sons, j N Griffith, Moore q Co. McMii-
Ian Bros, A Hanley, p w flushing. I Simpson.
W Morrell. DR. Q H Colding. J 3 Floyd. Kavs-
naugh a b. W d Simkins. ID Y q X X Denoy.
A II Champions Son, L Myers & Co, JE
Grady Il Son, McGrath & Co, Meinhard Bros
& Co, q N SRussy, McDonough & Co, Reppard
q Co, @ NJ b Riley, w A Farris, A w Jackson,
Hull & Co. s Guokenheimer & Sons, savau-
nah N Co, w | Miller, Il Kirkland, Mrs r k
Smith, Mrs NJ Barrett, g d Snow. Peterson q w,
@ Davis g. Son, A BragRern, Lippman Bros. q
NJ Tllmam, A LETTER & Con, d L Elliott, Eihs Y
& Go, Peacock II & Co, Williams q Co, O Il
Hunter & B, Lemon N, Edwards T a 90.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Dec
s13-Peacock II & Co, Hunter a b. Edwards
4 Co, j r Williams & Co, w NJ Walters, ] b
Sanders L Small, L Lapage, K Oassels.
Decker & II, w d Farris, Savannah Steam
Bakery, N Bono & Bro, Savannah Plumbing Co,
W K Seabrook, r Lovells Sons II Solomon a
Son. A Ehrlich & Bro. W D Simkins. 2 II Haas.
Herman Lang, J ID Weed Co, CRR q Bkg Co.
Per South Bound Railroad, Dec 18-J @ Slater.
J e Grady & Son, Heusler & III. I II Hinley,
s Guckenheimer Sons. M Ferst's Sons a Co
Hppman Bros. w z Green z l & o Co. Smith
Bros. Nj Nathan, J Bigler & Co, Marks Il Co,
J g DeLettre. Foye Il NJ, Lawrence LippmAn.D J
Mummy
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SIGNS IN FINGER NAILS.
Your Inamorata's Character May Bs
Seen in Her Tell-Tals Fingers.
I-o,, n. Ta.do,. N.,r.

Your Inamorata's Character May Bs
Seen in Her Tell-Tals Fingers.
From the London NeDs.
Examine her finger nails" II thsxs wear
the hue Of bereavement-but why suggest
anything so odious and impossiblsi II they
are Hinged with ink, beware of the learned
lady or perhaps she is a successful novelist
with q fortune at her finger ends Yet she
may be a Sappho, poet, and We have q
distinct impression that a muse may be Q
perilous person &c marry, as in the case Of
Miss Blanche Amory. And poetry b not .
paying profession, and Mrs. Hemans was
''too poetical" for Sir Walter Scott How.
ever, these are merely mortal infersnoes; n
needs no ''palmist" to tell the young man
all this, nor does "the palmist" daily over
such inferenoss.
IF her finger nails are wider than they are Ions
beWare!'
"She hath her nails not long, but broad Be-
Warem
"A hot temper and opposite disposition
are Indicated" IL the nails are "sQuaro
tipped, rounded next the hand" you may
'expect quick and peppery temper" but
not sulks, which is the worst OF tempers In
matrimony. Remember that when lady
gives you her hand she gives you all that
the hand Implies-very probably she gives
you pepper. It would be interesting 70
know what kind Of nails Mrs. Carlyle had.
and what sort adorned the fingers OF Mary
Stuart, who VIGOROUSLY ''blew up" her
husband. though. indeed. he richly deserved
IT, Unluckily. portraits are of little services,
fanciful and conventional, especially
after Vandyke. Acknowledged nails.
especially II not too pink, indicate a cheers
full, sweet temper, and are also Of high
esthetic value. "If the nails are bitten ~
but we refuse to believe that the nails OF tho
fair arc ever bitten. Everybody. would
shun a maiden who bit her thumb at him.
az you want a careful economical wife
look at her thumb" Bus who wants an
economical wife, one that win initiate Mary
Stuart when he buys an Elzevir OF an ems
graving9 The collector, at least, and the
convivial soul Of open hand will avoid q
lady who lives by rule Of thumb. An ex-
travagant thumb bends back very far when
the hand is opened as all hands should be.
"Do not choose e girl who has a soft, fac
hand" with fingers held close together.
These things indicate selfishpess-buti IL may
be selfishness a deux, and convenient.
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western dull but steady: spot mixed 4eA a 1910;
southern white aQS4!I6c. Oats dull and I'M
changed. Rye dull and easy. Hay steady and
unchanged Butter steady and unchang ed.
1Sszc. Freights dall and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. Ia-F1our steady; patents
s. 301s 80; extra fancy % 0oM3 10. Wheat
lower; December delivery 67Hc; January
delivery 5634o; May delivery 1890; July delivery
1870. Corn lower; December delivery sSSkc;
January delivery $3.50. Oats firm. unchanged.
Pprk, standard mess, $i4 rs. Lard, prime steam.
30 So
CINCINNATI, Dec l3.-Pork, regular. s14 62I6;
family S16 90. Lard. kettle dried, $40 lg140
10 g. Bacon, short clear sides. 50 60. Whisky
sales Of 1855 barrels Of finished goods on basis
of 81 IS per gallon for high wines. Hogs arm;
common IS 60G6 10; fair to good light. IS coo
8 10.
NAVAL STORES.
New York, Dec. IL, noon.-Spirits turpentne
dull at 3l@31Ac. Rosin quiet; strained 70 good
81 2116Gt1 S216
dull but values maintained. Rosin quiet; STRAPPED
at 81 27lk; good strained at 81 32K. Pipe line
certificates nothing doing.
WILMINGTON Dec. 13.-Spirits turpentine
firm at 279zo Rosn firm; strained csc; good
strained 81 co. Crude turpentine quiet; hard
81 90: yellow dip and virgin 81 70 Tar quiet
CHARLESTON, Dec. I3.-Spirits turpentine quiet.
firm at $50. Rosin firm at I'll 90; good strained
at 81 co.
PETROLEUM AND OILS.
New YORK, Dec. I3.-Cotton seed oil strong;
new crude 3o1<037c; new yellow 4004lc;
petroleum dull
NEW York. Dec. 13-Rice steady. fair jobbing
demand; Carolina and louisiana common to
low fair, 34013lfc; fair to good 3N0ac;
prime 10 choice 43kQD4Ac.
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Brunswick; 9Th, steamship Grao [spl, Jiminez
Savannah.
Newport Dec 11-Put In. bark AnsIo Rusl,
Sodsrholm, Qrangemouth for Per sRcola (has
beon slightly damaged In a collisoDl.
Jacksonville, Dec 5-Arrfved, schr City OF
Jacksonville, Ray, New York.
kobska. Dec 11-Passed, schr Benjamin Hale.
Hall, Mobile for Boston.
New Haven, Dec ff-Arrived schr Minnie
Smith, Nelson, Fernandina.
Portland, Me, Dec i0-Arrived, schr Jacob
Reed, Nickerson, Savannah.
Kingston, ia, Nov 24-Arrived, schr Meteor,
Herrick, Moblle.
Matanzas, Dec 2-Sailed, schrs Bahama
LOCKER. Apalachcola Sd, Ida O Southland.
Southland, Pascagoula.
5th-Arrived, schr Carrie A Buchanan, Stupbs,
Mobile.
Nassau. MP Nov 30-Arrlved, schrs Mary ii
Williams IBrl, Russell, Jacksonville.
Pensacola, Dee Arrived, barks Mindet
Norl, Elassen, Dunklr6; Marietta Braille
Aus, Critick. Sharpness.
Cleared-Sohrs Regulator, Schundell, Tam
pico; Sadie O Sumner. Summer. OienRusgos;
Orient lBrl. Pearce. Nassau.
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FOR NERVOUS REGISTRATION

Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate,
DIR. W. GRAVES, Mortified, Mimi. says
81 have used it In cases Of nervous prostra-
tion, and also In combination with other
remedies in indigestion, 1t proved as satiss
factory as could be expected. odd
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BALTIMoRB Dec. 10, noon.-Flour dull
Wheat dull: spot 741kc; December delivery
7416c January delivery 1507514c; milling wheat
by sample IsG76c. Corn dull spot 49949l4c;
February delivery 49l46G49t4c
BALTIMORE. Dec. 10, D. m.-Flour quiet.
Wheat-Southern quiet but firm; western dull
but steady. Corn-Southern active and frmer;
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MARKETS BY TEL GGaAsa.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK Dec. IS, noon.-Money on call
loaned at 49411 per cent. State bonds opened
fairly active and firm. Government bonds
opened steady.
Lake Shore .,.:.............. ...'......''l 5O1a
Chicago and Northwestern ~. e.. ,.......1i2
Richmond and West Point Terminal. ......
western Unlon ...''.........'..-.... 800. So16
New YORK, Dec. 10, 500 p. m.-Money
on call closed at 4007 per cent; the lowest rate
at per cent. and the highest at Z. Sterling ex-
change closed steady; Government bonds closed
steady; currency 6s. 106 bid; extended %, regis
tered, 100 bid; Is. coupon, 1i414 bid
NEW YORK, Dec. lS.-There was a fair amount
of trading on the stock exchange during the
morning hours to-day. Gould stocks, on the
several preceding days, were the features. They
were heavily pressed for sale from the opening
up to 1880 O'Clock a m, and under their lead
prices were 1s9f per cent lower than they
est stock and led the decline. Toward II O'Clock
the selling died out and the market became
almost stagnant A few of the list were bid up
fractionally from the lowest figures, but in the
second hour, on the announcement of further
engagements Of goldfor shipment abroad, there
was renewed selling TO moderate extent, un-
der which prices again declined TO the lowest
point by midday. The sales for the morning
amounted 20 1855 shares. The principal
dealings we're in Burlington, Whisky trust and
National Starch trusts. The stock market was a
little more active after II o'clock, and quite
number of stocks advanced sharply. The up
ward movement was started by the announce
ment that the Minneapolis and st. Louis COM
mittee have notified the court that they were
able TO nav the equipments bonds and the fore
closure suit was therefort postponed. The Rock
Island will receive about S4.0)O,VOO in cash from
payment of the Minneapolis and Sc. Louis
equipment bonds. The announcement caused
sharp buying, which extended not only to Rock
Island, but tue other leading stocks, ald shorts
covered considerably. The Distilling Company' s
directors to-day declared quarterly dividend
Of ~ per cent, as was anticipated Western
Unions executive committee to-day recon-
mended the declaration Of the regular quarterly
dividend of "a per cen.., and it will be declared
by the full board tomorrow. Manhattan's di-
rectors today declared the regular quarterly
dividend Of IA per cent. At the same meeting
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Arrived at Tybee yesterday Swedish bark
and threemasted schooner. Both light aud
names unknown.
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new lighthouse is to be built near Keyport.
NJ. The old lighthouse has been moved some
distance 10 the rear of its former site. and the
new one will be ON the original site. Tho old
foundation has been torn down and foundation
40 feet wide will take the place OF it. 1t will be
Of concrete.
Tho lighthouse will be of solid steel plates and
100 feet ngh-S0 feet higher than the old one.
IL will have all the latest improvements, and
instead of one range light there will be two.
The old light and the light at Point Comfort
will make the range at the ship channel al
Sandy Hook The new one, with the second
new one on Old Orchard Shoals southeast of the
Kills buoy, will make the range from the Mar
rows. These will be great Improvement and
save much trouble to captains. IL is said that
the old Light will be sent to the worlds fair as
an exhibit.
Pilot charts and nautical information will
be furnished masters OF vessels free OF charg o
in United States photographic ONCE In the
custom house. Captains are requested to call
at the Office.
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MEMORANDA.
jacksonville. Dec is-Steamship Iroquois.
from New York.
Cleared-Steamships LaFrancis for Lunen-
burg; S Lanfair, Baltimore.
Charleston, Dec l3-OR bar. brig Ceasarina.
Hamburg.
Cleared-schr Victory, Jacksonville.
Richmond, Va. Dec l3-Arrived, schr Luther
A Roby. New Haven.
Salled-steamship Old Dominion, New York
West Point, Va. Dec l3-ArriVed, steamship
Dorchester, Baltimore land sailed for Balti-
more)
Newport News, Va, Dec l3-Arrived, schr L L
Sprague, New York.
+ Sailed Steamships Northgate Havre; Blue
Star Bremen; Winchester, Norfolk; Oceanic,
Hayre; schr q + Walcott, Boston.
New York, Dec ii-ArriVed, schr Belle Hooper,
Harding, Pensacola.
Sailed-SteaInship Raleigh, Darien, Ga.
Barbados, Nov 29-Sailed, barks Carlotta [Brl |,
Brolin. Mobile; Daisy lNorl, Halbom. Bruins
wick; Homewood lNorl Hansen. Pensacola.
Cardenas. Dec 3-Sailed schrs Benjamin @
Cromwell, YORK, Mobile; via y Hermano, Gill;
Apalachicola.
Havana, Dec 4-sailed. brig Emma, Hurlbert,
Pensacola; 9Th, bark Borinquen lSpl, Alsina.