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The morning call., 1894-08-18
Not Pleased with the Tariff

NEW YORK. Aug. 1S.-BrsdstreetS tomorrow
Will say: Special telegraphic and summarizing in
terVisws with more than 500 leading Wholesale
dealers and manufacturers in forty seven cities
throughout the country to the present effect OF
the prospective tariff settlement and the outlook
to the effect OF the Senate tariff BILL should il
become law, indicate relatively less enthu-
siasn at large Eastern centers, except at New
York and Baltimore, almost uniform satisfaction
throughout the Southern States and similar ad-
vices from the Central and Northwestern States,
except where drought damages has taken place
In the Ear West little interest is manifest In tariff
agitation, notably at Denver and Helena where
silver attracts more attention. Portland fears the
results OF the reduction of the tariff lumber
but at San Francisco an improved demand Is ex-
peeted and considerable freight is Offering for
shipment.
feature is found in declarations from glass.
ware pottery and iron and steel manu- cturers at
various centers that wages Will be promptly
dueed. importers OF woolens said 10 have
the market this FALL and clothing manufacturers
1t is declared, should do q fair business. but not
l. Cotton merchants declare settlement OF 1.-THE
tariff was too late to help them this fan,
reduction OF duty in Their line. Neither
Boston, Providence, Buffalo, Philadelphia, Pitts.
burg, Newark or Rochester merchants inter
viewed express noteworthy enthusiasm. As to
circles at Southern cities, several thousz nd
local strikers have gone back to work In the
Birmin CHAM district, several Southern railways
are calling for more coal and Southern iron works
are shipping moro iron than year ago. The pro.
posed change in the sugar schedule exerts ma
teriai depression in Louisiana The region west
OF Pennsylvania ana east of the Mississippi River
reports almost uniformly favorable trade condi.
lions. with gains in demand and an industrial ac-
tivtty.
Country merchants IN the two States mentioned.
Iliaois and Indiana, have been buying heavily
from Chicago jObbers, but that citys trade from
regions west of the Mississippi has fallen off st.
Louis reports are favorable, with the additional
feature that the demand for iron is increasing.
The more important cities in Wisconsin aud
Minnesota report an improved outlook for trade
and an increase in the volume OF business. due 10
more favorable crop returns Increased demand
Is noticed for groceries, hardware. cutlery and
shoes.
The serious damage TO corn In Kansas has had
an unfayorzble effect at Kansas City, crop dam
age IN that State as well as in Iowa overshadow-
ing other conditions and characterzing reports
from Lincoln and Burlington.
Exports Of wheat flour included), United
states and canada. both coasts. amounted to
2,9l99Z0 bushels. against 3,417 200 last week:
2,977,957 the week before, and as compared with
o,l2e7U0 in the week year ago. and 3,4S9. 600
four years ago.
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recent advance may be lost. though no change yet
appears.
Resumption by iron and steel works which were
stopped by the strikes continues to depress nrIcas
of some finished products, but with more fur
naces operating. prices OF pigiron are not lower
Comparisons given to-day show fall In prices
ranging from ~ TO ~ per cent in iron and its
products since October. 1890 which sufficienfIv
accounts for the id!eness OF more than a third Of
the works
Speculation in corn has been active. the price
falling cents, rising 313 and falling 2 win
varying reports of Injury. which In some of the
States is undoubtedly severe
only 2426.679 bushels against 1878 O3 last
year. The high price explains exports of only Al
6S5 bushels, against g. OF sos in the same weeks
PORK has advanced so cents and lard s5 cents
per 100 pounds.
Wheat is about 1 cent lower. Western receipts
being very Iarge for two weeks, 10 $50 = g bush.
els, against 5,94O.5S1 last year, and it is claimed
Minnesota and the two Dakotas will Weld l25-
OGO 900 bushels the second largest yield in thar
history.
liabilities OF firms failing the week ending
Augusr 9 are little larger than OF late s3 294e
$50, of which 81 ,O4I491 were OF manufacturing
and 81 ,6O9 1913 Of trading concerns. Full returns
for july snow an aggregate OF $1l, 29l SO5 The
failures this week nave been 226 In the United
States against 455 last year, and As in Canada
against u
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Produce Market.

FLOUR - Net cash prices are as follows:
Family extras, SO 4O@3 80; Bakers extras. SIS so
a. 40; supernne, 81 s0@2 rs ? Dbl.
wHEAT-Priees still tend downward. Ali de-
scriptons lower and confidence seems TO be
lost at the moment. No. California, s5@s6l4c;
choice. S71zc: lower grades, 75GSOe; extra choice
for milling s5e@sl y ETH
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-10 o'clock-December-
s6Ssc: 100. s6fsc. May-SOO. 81 04sl 500 COfi
ealD, 81 05
1910 tons. a61sc; 100 9614c; 600, $3.50. May
200. 81 0414; 300, 81 OA1a.
AFTERNOON SESSION - December-I7OO tons
$3.50. May-20O 81 O41a: 800 81 045s. Seller
9415c
BARLEY-Continues to decline Receipts are
Ing on local account are lower. Standard Cheva-
her Is enotable at 81 26@l 27k2 Q ell: Feed,
77L5980c for ordinary and S2Iac p ctl for
choice bright; Brewing. 95c@sl; new do, for ship.
ment. s5990c.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SFssIoH-lO O'Clock December
500 tons, S9Ac: 2U0. sec; 100. S91sc; 700. ss15c
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-December-lOo
tons, ss1sc; 500, $3.50: AGO. sS1ac: 1900.
AFTERNOON SESSION December-lloo tons.
$3.50: 200. sS5sc.
quiet. New Coast oats. s6e@sl 10: old Milling,
81 l71A@l 221s y cti: fancy reed, 81 1901 20 p
to fair. s0c@sl: Red. nominal; Black. nominal;
Gray. 81 o2I3@l O7lS; Surprise 81 z69l 30 p ctl.
large offeriaes. Large yellow. 81 i7i%1l 30" 90:
Small Round Yellow. 81 SOgl S21a; White, 81 80
al 37La ? ctl.
RYE1oGot-d at s2149s7lsc p ct.
BRAN-Quotsd at s119rl5 y ton.
MIDDLINGS-Quoted at Sl79lS 2 ton.
HAY-Over 1000 tons came In yesterday The
market is easy, but no lower. Wheat. S9@l 2
. ton: wheat and Oat. 5000 so: Barley s65as:
CAT, SsC4iO; Alfalfa, 81 5O@DlO: Clover S. 50aiU:
Compressed. sSGll: Stock. S6@7 > ton
STRAW-Quoted al 5OG60c & bale.
MILLSl UtFS-Ground and Rolled Barley quot
AT TIM
wholesale ana $37 so jobb:ng; Cottonseed OH.
cake. $50 p ton: Rye Flour 31ac y 10: Rye Meal
SC q 10; Graham Flour &c: Oatmeal. 4I4c > 10 ;
Flour, sc: Pearl Barley. 414@t2zc p 10
CKWHEAT-Nominal.
CoRNMEAL. ETC.-rable Meal. 3@3lAc: Fesd
Corn, S26 5O9pl7 so: Cracked Corn SI7(62e a
ton. Homtny, 4Ia@4s4 y 10.
sEEDS-YellOw Mustard quotable at 31l03ihc
p 70: Trieste, 21sc p 10: native Brown 40 so
= ctl: Flax sa 70 2 ell; Canary, 4c p n Alfalfa.
DRIED PEAS-All kinds are nominal sniff
Peas 6Iac . 10.
BEANs-Deaers quote Pink and Reds lower.
230; small Whites. So 5O92 70: Pink 81 5o6l SO
Pea. So 6O0275: Large " bites. 81 40G2 90: Reds
50; Lima. 50 5093 IS: Buffers. 81 S512 for small.
and S212 Is z ctl for large
POI ArOES-Early Rose are In very fair reouesr
for shinment. Sweets continue In heavy SUNNY
at 50c@$l rs p eti; Garnet Chil.s. 359t4bc a ctl:
Early Sc. 25@40c p ctl; Burbanks, 25@S40c =
ctl in SACKS ana 35@5Oc In boxes: Salinas Bur.
banks. 6507Oc y ell
oNIoNs-stsady at 50@6Oc p ell.
BUTTER-Steady. No further advance. Cream
lS@221ac: fancy parry rolls, 2l@22Isc: good TO
choice. l71sC02Uc; common TO fair. 1901 &c D 10
pickied roil. IeG2lc; frkin. l7@Isc y n
CHEESE FAIR to choice mild new ouotable at
715@81-c Young Americas, 9GlUc; Eastern l46a
lbc: Western, ll91ll11c q 70.
PoULfkI-Ihe market continues well supplied
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FOR PORTLAND g. ASTORIA. OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y & NAV. co, E. Nc s
NEIL, Reeeiver-Ocean Div.-Will dis Ass55asg
patch from Spear-street wharf, at 10 A. NJ. for tn
above ports one of their Al iron steamships. viz.
STATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES =, -, ~,
Sept. l, II, u, Oct. !.
COLGMBIA-August z, IT. 81 Sept s, Is, 2e
Connecting via Portland with the y. Il. AZ n. Ry
system and other divergng lines for all points in
Oregon Washington, British Columbia. Alaska,
Idaho Montana, Dakota, tan, Wyoming, Yellow
stone Park and all points east and south and TO
Europe
Fare to Portland-Cabin SIC; steerage, SO;
round trip. cabin. $50.
Freight aud Ticket office IL Montgomery ST.;
Ticket Office 4 New Montgomery street.
GQODALL, PERKINS Il CO., Supts. ocean Div.
IT 10 Market ST. San francisco.
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Basis for Business.

NEW FORK. Aug. 17.-R. G. Dun & Co.'s weekly
review OF trade, which VIII be issued to-
morrow, will say; The new tariff. If signed by
the President as expected, provides a definite
thought possible until next year. Large Improve
ment ms been expected from any kind OF a settle
Inent, the more because of vast amount OF bust
more definite conditions. -
ne rush OF such business, or even part of H.
might easily trouble transactions for a time IL A.
not 10 De overlooked that the effect OF new duties
upon many branches of industry and trade ia
prooemattc ana may be determined only after
some months OF experience. and meanwhile the
serious injury TO corn and some of the conditions
exercise a restraining influence
1t is too early yetfor effects of the new situa-
tion In the grain industries. but the gradual re-
covery when has appeared for some time Is seen
in better demand for. products Speculation IN
wool has been stopped and sales which have been
6,9Z9.75O pounds for the week and 1854 i SO
year and 1885 800 In 1892, naturally diminished
on Wednesday and Thursday a. IL 10 expected the
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE: HOTEL

.. :. PALACE. HOTEL.
IL y t,o!ei Portland Miss Gofdstein Portland
~ a san csc Mrs ogden, Santa Cruz
3, 4, % - cruz Doberg Milwaukee
p H Scott Salt Lake. J y WrISht. sarfo
~ n = .,Af w oeete :, - Mrs HoughtOp. Chicago
si II&3esll9g, Snleago Il bridges, Los Angeles
ggfis = ,AoFSg !. man terey w s Logan, MY
y =: a % luis. EreAa M Georges WV Zeafand
- - ii,tnuefsen, Lon. Eng Mrs Charemeaa. " Y
- ~, Rochester Evan YoutIs- Rochester
Ses % S Slatk D. \ II Lapme: Los Angeles
" " iteynolAS,U- SIX =: ::
Is. ~ INTEKSATIpSA AL. HOTEL: .......
g: 2 kTwln 4 d, Eian: Mrs Goodrich. Chico
- - keiel y A. = - j RSmfth, Pittsbnrg
z. l2Slg3 t1e, FRESNO z Norton; Sah ta Cruz
~ II ijpp isitsit |, >Ck1sh C :Avaios :Merce ed E.
Me 4neo.lYeS mrs BW: Berry, II dsbg
1tS v s. lea rllonru n y. Mrs Paul Ventura
g5ffiigglns.: lEac1z: " Burgess, klnIlra
IN z ferce iS:Na. 3o5Ctuz " :.
s. :. NEW. NEsTERS 'RoTEL.
= W@oley, Woodland: w Hoiiinesworth. wood.
w Wards, Reatw0od: Lanai - :.
j: II 7i]!tfr. Redgood: sA Fl agy :Alameda
As y barry, Alcatraz Rev P Hickey edford
~ 3 we bs ter, Ktrtg River ) n eoss, Byron
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Cotton Fruit Bags. 63sc sac and 6sl c
for the three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain
Bags, Use asked: state Prison Bags, 514c; wool
Bags, 34,036c.
RlCE-Prces for all descriptions continue to
advance under light supplies and a brisk demand
Chinese mixed, 80 SO03 20; No. 1. 81 1904 90 (;
extra No l, 81 1904 40: Hawaiian. SO 5O@5 10;
Louisiana. -; Japan, So 1905 so; Rangoon.
81 5O65 p ctI.
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash. Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 614c Dry GRADUATED $3.50;
ConfeetionerS A, 612c; Magnolia A, 5L4c: Extra
C, 51sc; Golden C, 47se: D, 1850; half barfeIs
1sc more than barrels. and boxes lac more.
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:. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO

nISPATOH STEAMERS. FROM SAN
u Francisco Tor ports I'M Alaska 9 AN. S.MtkEBN
August 3, 8. Is. % Sept.7, ~, Oct. q
%, Nov. 8, u.
Santa Cruz-Monterey excursions-S teamer o.
mona leaves SATURDAYS P. NJ, due back Mondays
8 A. N.
For British Columbia ana Puget Sound ports
July "a and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka, Hum boldt Bay; W ednesdays, 9 A: NJ
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports,
every fourth and fifth day, alternately, g A. NJ.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford,
santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, Redondo ( Los
Ange!es) and Newport, every fourth and fifth Gay,
alternately, at IL A. NJ
For ports in Mexico, 25tI OF each month
Ticket Ohce-Palace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery
street.
GOoDALL, PERKINS & Co. General Agents.
II 10 Marker ST., San Francisco.
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fhcIrs. in: i. n1idnn-

= y Ew- YoRK,: Aug. l7.-The Evening POSTS Lon
don cable says: The stock market was quieter to-
day Il wo1s mall failures were ahnoaneed, one a
bun if AgeFic&n stocks sR the osher a GEAR in
" Prices closed etsabout the lowest. Union Pacific
was EIeep EEURalIY HrnI;.
The excitement: nsilver certificates IS abatiug.
Hts belteyeG-the German estimate OF the prob-
abIeA>f ina Joan of Et00OO 900 Is much too high.
Probably f2r0gOi000; vii. : be nearer correct.
Twelve lax hs OF special Cenncii drafts sold to-day
upto r35ad: - =:
= he fall ID Americas exchange is beginning to
tighten the:meney market here. The American
mAis are Showing an INCREASED number. OF bills.
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The Weeks Failnras

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports 81
failures in tue Pacific Coast states and Territories
for the week ending yesterday, compared with
II for the previous week aud ~ for the CORE
spending week IN 1893 The failures for the past
general stores. saloons, grocers, livery,
clothing. cigars and tobacco, plumbers 2 dry
goods, books and stationery, l fruits and vege-
tables, ] drugs / woOd and coal. mems furnish
ing goods, l tailor, l varieties and 1 boots and
shoes.
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TENDER at $3.50 20 P
yesterdays lay-of. and NOT oniy was the market
lively but considerable business was transacted
fern i9srket continued TO rule prices in oats
Nnu TUG EASIER leellns was entirely with sympathy
with Corn. The range of Septembe: was Sec
1T VISIONS were active. opening nrm on higher
I'VE hog products, but soon declining on liberal
offerings. Good demand developed at the decline
ana prices advanced, but the marx ct again de
-clinea, reacting at The finish and closing steady
compared With last night September Pork is Csc
s september Lard719c lower and September
he leading futures ranged as follows:
= neal = o 2 : Short Ribs per 90 BIS
A.: Hls1sst. lowest Highest. Lowest
SuS$'''''-- 9S4c' 9S1Sci Sept. Isl 40 81 20
S sen "a 14e SIC Jan....s7 1917 ST 971H
zee ';'.'es$+c SIC Lard per 100 lbs
Corn 40 = 80 Jss 81 S S23s 81 s. So So
May 54sso sc jam si$ 81 sis 80
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour-steady.
TTn n No Spring whear, 5S1s@54c;
40: Spring Wheat. nomina No. Red $1,000
o. tac; No. Corn. $3.50: Prime Timothy SEED
80; %: Mess PORK p bbI, Sl3 87ls9l36O Lard
OF 80: Dry Sailed Shoulders TooxedI' S. 5oS
o o. .; Short Clear Sides: LDoxedl, 81 55 OF 65;
WHISKY; distiIlers finished goods. y gai. 81 2s:
SugaI-Cut Loaf, =: Graduated. -: stand
on. the Produce Exchange To-Day the Butter
market was unchanged
CATTLE
YESTERDAY, 22,967; snibments yesterday, To-
s6e: left over about 1900 rather poor Market
ranged from So 1095 90 for light, 81 SEQ
50 10 for rough hacking, IS 10@5 65 for
mixed. 1913 for heavy ana shipping lots Pigs,
81 80.
CaFtle-Recepts estimated to-day. 7O0O re-
ceipts yesterday. 1888; shipments yesterday,
$500: market steady; natives, $l95; westerns,
S 50G4 10: Texans. IS as.
Sheep = Receipts to-day 5000 receipts yes
teruay, $4,000 shipments yesterday, 257 Mar
ket dull.
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Omaha Livestock Market.

OMAHA, August l5.-Cattle-Recepts,. 1850.
There was liberal supply OF common cows and
feeders The killers are in want of beef cattle
and all desirable grades strong. One bunch
averaging 1926 pounds sold for 81 as, and prices
ranged all the way from that figure down 10 80
cents, according 10 Quality.
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Foreign Markets.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 1.-THE spot market is quiet
As Sd. Cargoes are steady at 23s Cd for off
coast, 2ss 80 for prompt shipment and 23s Sd for
nearly due
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow
ing Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter:
August, As 414d; September, as 1854 d; October
IS 4s4 d: November, As $50; December, As "a;
January. As 71ad.
sEcU RITES.
LONDON, Aug. l7-Consols. lO1 1916: Silver
291sd; French Rentes. 1881 DOC.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Not much change. The market Is well supplied
with all kinds as a rule. Wholesale rates Tor
dressed stock from slanghte are as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 5tG615c: second quality,
AZ c; third do 3I60Fc r 10
VEAL-Large, 4@l5c; small. 566c p 70.
MUTTON Wetners. 516e q 10; Ewes 415@5c
p n
LAMB-6@7c q 10.
P0Rk-Liye Hogs, 4Tst65c q 10 for heavy and
medium granted, and 47s615c p 10 for small fat:
stock Hogs, nominal. hardly any coming in; dressed
DO, 6@e71ac q 10.
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COMPAGNIE GENERALE
TRANS ATLANTIOUE.

French Line to HaVre.
HOMPANY'S PIER (NEW) AZ NORTH ,Ee<a
" River, foot of Morton ST. Travellers $1@45&
by this line avoid both transit by English railway
and the discomfort of crossing the channel in a
small boat New y Ork TO Alexandria, Egypt: via
Paris, first class. $3.50; second class. SIG.
LA ~ n
...... ugusI %. 100 NJ.
LA TO URAINE, Capt SaHteili. .......~....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES September l,3:O0A. n.
LA BRETAGNE, Capt. Kupe. ......,..l... :.
Observation-Disclosures september 8. 200 A: NJ.
LA BOURGOGNE; Capt. Leboeuf. .,t....-....,::
............ ..,....... SeptAmber 10. 8 100 P: NJ.
RE- For further particulars apply 70
A. FORG EFT. Agent.
No. Bowling Green, New York.
. j. F FUGAZI q CO.. Agents, Montgomery
ave-, San Francisco.
Branch Office 10 Montgomery street. au3l tt
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AUCTION SALES.
INDIANA AUCTION CnmpuNy
821 and 1923 Mission St., bet. Fourth and Eff

82l and 1923 Mission St., bet Fourth and Fifth.
ART COMBS, ANTIQUITIES AND FINE
FURNiTUttE y SPECIALITY,
TODAY. (SATU RDAN J. the 18th day OF August
Is "a. at IL o'e1ock.A NJ, we win sell the remain.
ing stock of Millinery Goods, consisting of Feath
ets, SIX Eelvets. Felveteens, Flowers, ETC..
Al = t'Cioc +. NJ.
w will seiran eegan: assortment of Magnificent
Furniture; principally parloF goods, but some,
thing grand!
We Will sell one Baby Grsna Concert Piano. manu-
featured: by Julius BlythneF, LeipSic; also. ore
Upright Grand, land one snTl rer size These goods
are for absolute sale, and the two Upright Plaaos
are new H. J. LEUTHOLrZ. Auetioneer.
- JAcOB.SCH W FIR mi. Pr 3prfet r.
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POrt4aud's Rusinaas

PORTLAND. Or, Aug. I7.-Clearsnces. sl55.44s:
balances, S35.6O3.
wheat-wana wala, s5@871zc; Valley. 7s@
771ac z ctl.
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hank Clearinys.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE following table,
Complied by Brsdstreet's. shows the total clear
ances at the principal cities and the percentage OF
Increase or decrease as compared with the CORE
spending week lastyear:
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on cali easy at II; last loan, IL: closed
at II. Prime mercantile paper. 3@5Z Sterling
exchange weak. with actual business in bankers
bills AT "a s6Il@4 S6Ia for demand and 81 S514
"a S51S for sixty days Posted rates 50 s6I10
871a and 81 Ssd4 80. Commercial bills, 81 S4J4
GA S41a. Silver certificates. 64@65c.
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE AsPINwALL .ka<s
y fortnightly for the west indies aud -<@s4ss4sR
France, and Plymouth, to land passengers. e;
Through bills of lQding, IN connection with the
Pacific Mail S. s. Co., issued for freight and treas
ure to direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply
mouth, Cherbourg, southampton. FtrSt-class,-
1896; third:ciass, S97 So For further particu-
lars Apply TO PARROTT CO., Agents;
2O6 California 81
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
FRIDAY. August II.
Stmr Gypsy, Jepsen. IS hours from Santa Cruz
etc; produce. to Goodall, Perkins Co.
Stmr Corona, Green. 20 hours. from Newport
and way ports; pass and mdse TO Goodan. Perkins
& Co.
stmr Cleone, Miller. ID hours from Navarro:
$50 eds bark. to w Mitchell.
Stmr Homer Denny. 4Sba hours from Ysquina
Bay pass and mdse. TO G j Hendry. Sons & Co.
Cleared.
FRIDAY. August IT.
stmr Humboldt, Edwards, Eureka. NJ Kalish
d Co.
simr waIia waIIa. Wallace. Victoria etc; Good
all. Perkins x Co.
stmr santa Rosa. Alexander. San Diego: Good
all, Perkins Co.
Schr Chetco. jacobsen, harLuk: Hume Canning
aud Trading Co.
scbr Weofoot. Harrington. Santa Rosala;
Duvergey.
FRIDAY. August II.
Stmr Westport. Jacobs, CleOue.
Stmr Glpsy. Jepsen. Santa Cruz.
Stmr Columbia, Bolles Astoria.
Stmr Arcata, Cousins Coos Bay.
Stmr Excelsior. Higgins southern ports.
-Stmr AlcaZar, Gunderson
Schr Gardner City, Masters. Coos Bay.
Schr Amethyst. Sorland. Bowens Landing.
Schr Bender Brothers. Zaddart, Point Arena.
Schr Webfoot, Harrington, santa Rosalia.
Schr Chetco, jacobsen, KarluK
Telegraphic.
POINT LOBOS-AuEust ITO 'M-Weather
thick; wind SW; velocity is miles
Spoken.
Aug I7-Per tug Sea Witeh-3 miles NE OF the
FaraIIon Islands, stmr Silver Sbring, from Eureka
for Newport
Shipping Notes.
The schr Excelsior LOADS salmon at Reddish Bay,
Alaska, for this port; schr Oruega, lumber at
Co.'s Bay for IGuique, 35s.
Steamers to sail to-day the City of SYDNEY
for Panama. Walla Walia Tor Victoria and Puget
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..Oxerland. Shtnil 1n ents.

:: 0veIfand" snfpfnents from NOrthern and Central
California 70 the East via Southern Pacific. lines
IN stly were as follows. in to1s: From San
+ raA fsro, l6s6ll;< tens:: 0akfand, 1898: San
J6setS64 toik tnh 2029 8. CRANE at d East
12t92g;- hiaTysyllIB, I26&: Portland 1872. Total
5Ss3 60 tons 80 = :; -: :: -
Tne =lssqlng items were. 342 tons Reans. 534
DO: 30rax ~ 9U0 gallons Brandyr SO 800 gallons
Fruit Of which a .s3S went from Sa craInento
= 90 prfed Fruit, 22i DO Rafslas, q do Hides,
2O4 do Leather. A O Hops; .S22 DO Potatoes, 645
do Veg taIjle 26b d Powder - do Quicksilver,
1920. .Ayool, So 10 Coffee, 1854 do ca, IL do
ri ces 645z 60 sugar and 1890 do lam ede almon.
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FaIniIv Reta.iI .1Iark.,.

Butter ana Eggs are dearer. - FL. -" -.
Mutton and Lamb are cheaper. Turkeys are in
light supply and dearer but other Poultry is pIen
tlfnl*ands cheap. Several varieties OF Fish are
deaEeT. -. f. -. =. =,
Fruits and Vegetables continue very plentiful
and are.cheap as general thing .......=.-::. Il:
~Followiugis The Gales regular. weekly retail
The morning call., 1894-08-18
View. .A6rk Marx ets..

!. NEw .YdRK4: Aug: r7--The, specql&ttye eye'was
faSreneda on Huntingdon and Quincy from the
open Ing Of business this noEhtlig until midday
The :rnQyRmept. OF: the market was dependent
upon the stocss. There Was a meeting OF the df-
reeEpEs lGgBoStpn to take aeIi9n the diyIdend
and Il tf3 .anHoHe etnent was. made that they
had Jared their=reEHiaf diFidends tie tDarE ct
w as:lrt glar and In manly cases took dow inward
course Ier half: AIN honr,: beiweep. 40 ana /
octacks the market was moved: upg ard. but. dur
ing The rest Of he forming depression prevailed.
Bur hn gtpn- att Feacted rs. pereeut to 10 ana
.adkaAced To n ~: Fopbed rs per cent, the
other GraHEeTS 3sl6sI and the LndQstrfas IA ais.
g an era1 iElsetrlc and Tobacco were exceptions.
NOR nf1g and the latter IS per cent from. yester-
days cosi0g: The true fact OF tile aeslaratian OF
the regular Il per cent dlyidend was taken: in
Wall Get ;a0ont I 2:l0 o. clock and was the sig
hal FOR: the Peglnn1nF of strong buying move
m emf, well distr ibuIed throughout the active list
W hfch Resulted In AN Advance OF 49, in BHrlng-
tohl 15a III Rock lslana / ii in. St Paul and M IS
lrl Pae3fct:~ Northwestern. with selling orders
from Chicago broke to 1859 q decline CT 2Is.
FROM the n ghes point of the day In sympathy
Win; Disabling. slight reactron' occurred in
0theF. SHARES. - -. :'---. 49,
In the tate dealings deetasdIg strong tone pre-
TalIhd, The speGulaton'c osed sir eng and steady,
Compared WITH YESTERDAY. DiStiIing lost 2Is
on* he day, and Gated states Leather preferred
Is sugar facilitated, closing at! yesterdays
ERgres. y :! - -; :
!. q he bond market was strong ali Day Govern
meat bonds. "Trms State: bonds. dull[: Faifroad-
bonds strong:- Petroleum steady4 Pennsylya an IA
oil sales rome: September optEon.:sa closed
SO " D!ds. LiHa oil. safes none :. =:
-fsRATN Nd.