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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-05-02

him. He vii. be fourteen years of age
on the 4th of July next, having been
born in 1881. two days after the shoot
ing of President Garfield
General Grants Pet
This boy is named Ulysses S.
Grant, and he was the pet of the clos
ing years of his grandfather. 1t was
General Grants hope to make great
soldier of his young namesake. and
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-05-02

-dty-three years ago, April %,
Ulysses S. Grant was born. 1t is 4
day that is celebrated by patriotic So
cieties and military associations in
many Of the cities of the land, but
among the people of the nation who
reverence the memory of the soldier
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-05-02
mother, who is something of an ANA
teur in photography.

mother, who is something of an anna
teur in photography.
Mrs. SartOriS' Family.
Mrs. Sartoris, the only daughter Of
the late general, has a very interesting
family of three children-a boy and
two girls. The boy, Algernon Edward
SartOris, is now eighteen, and is study
ing in England preparatory to entering
Oxford. He is a manly chap, and
promises to resemble in looks his noted
grandfather.
The elder of the girls is Miss Vivian
who is now sixteen. She is at present
visiting an aunt, Mrs. Gordon, in Eng
land, and promises to be the beauty
Of the family. She is very bright and
clever, and her classical features and
perfectly modelled face have made her
much sought after by artists anxious
to paint her.
The younger daughter bears the odd
and pretty name Rosemary, but is
generally called Rosie. She lives with
her mother in Washington, and being
but fourteen, is still in the schooIroom.
Like her sister, she is also unusually
pretty, and promises to be a clever
woman.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-05-02
THE LITTLE GRANTS
GRANDCHILDREN GALORE OF
THE GREAT GENERAL.
VERY INTERESTING GROUP.

snerican People AL Feel a Kindly
Concern in Them-Miss Julia, a
Fine Appearing Maiden Of Is, the
'dest-Ulysses S, the Pet of the
l-ero Of Appomatox.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-05-02
JeSSe's Children.

Jesse Grants nome at Sal Diego is
happy in possession of two children,
a girl Of thirteen and a boy of eight.
Mrs. Jesse Grant was a Miss Chap
man, and the boy is called Chapman
Grant. This is the only grandchild
whose portrait is missing.
The portrait of Miss Nellie Grant,
the daughter, does not look much like
her now, as it was taken when she
was but four years old, and that was
nine years ago. This little girl was
named after two aunts, Mrs. Sartoris
on her fathers side and a sister of her
mother on the other
AS long as the name Of Grant lasts
in the memory of the nation, these lit
tie children so briefly told about, and
their descendants, will always be sub
jects of interest to the American peo-
pie.
David Ferguson.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-05-02

Passen-I see the funny men are not
saying so much about the typewriter
as formerly. Sassen-No; a good many
of them fell victims, l suppose.-Bos-
ton Courier.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-05-02

it is allowed TO pass without that
unanimous celebration which many
deem it's just due
But in the coming years April - will
be a day as dear to the hearts of the
nation as Washington's birthday is
row. Already the agitation to make
General Grants birthday a legal holt
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-05-02
TRIALS OF THE TICKET AGENT.

rs that clock right?" 1T is" said he:
His countenance changed not in the
least,
He smiled a little when she asked:
when does the 4 o'clock train go
East?"
Trains at Is and :45."
He said, $50 through to Lonesome
hurst"
But he sobbed aloud when she right
off asked:
please, sir, which one goes first?"
Chicago Record.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-05-02

But when his term was out, quoth he:
''Tm happy to retire
That bed of ease has proved to be
A mattress Of barbed wire"
Washington Star.
The morning call., 1895-01-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,

lillian u. and Maria L. Mills to John n
Franks, lot on w iiue OF oetavia street. 80 az
65; SO. 40 ~ :"
John c. and Carrie A. Franks to William II. ana
MARIA Z. NILS lot on NV corner of JACKSON and
+. j. Adams to John E. Kennedy, lot on W line
OF Lyon street, 125 of Pine, S 20 by 100:
also lot on \ line OF Bush street, 90 w OF Lyon w
% by rs: also lot on S line OF Hin street 235
4 of Noe, % by ia; also lot on w line Of
Clayton street, l25 n OF Page n 25 by w los q :.
also lot on line of Eighteenth street. lao ~ ~
Douglass. w 25 by ia: also lot on line of
Elizabeth street. $50 W OF Douglass. W rs by n
Patrick swift to isaac j. wiiaM lot on NV
corner Duncan and San Jose avenues, w 54:4 N
4la deg. W 4S;1i1z, 74l4 deg, $685. SW
Margaret Wards to Richard o'Connor, lot on
line Of TWENTY fifth street, 22S;lJ ( o: Noe, E
Parker-Ford Land Company to William
AAhern. lot on line Of 7 street ! e w Of
Michael Nolan TO Norman McKinnon lot 92i
Gift Map 3: $40.
Melville G. Erskine to Mary A. Erskine lots
1887, 1883, 1913 and l7l9. Gift HAP 3: gift.
Annie Wynne Ernest Wynne. lot on W line Of
Mission street. 1877 i OF Brook, 27:l. w SO, N
0;o1a' ol:6. Precits Valley lot 1913; gilt
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
William NJ and Mary L. de Wolf to Charles II.
DAILY of Oakland. lot on line of Center street.
500 of or Twenty third, : 100 by 1873. being
lot 4 block +. lands or Perata Homestead Asso.
Edwin W. Wooawar (and as rrustee) to j. and
Lindquist OF San Francisco lots 70 and 70.
block b, amended map, Christania Tract, Berke-
ley; sic.
George J. and Marie &c. Kooppann to California
building and Loan Association, lot on W line OF
OAKLAND; S5I
Charles Ba60 of Oakland to George J. Koopman
OF YAK land, the ID feet of lot and 10 feet of
lot l. block us. qultclaim deed Oakland; $5.
Anna and Max Lephojes OF Oakland to Alfred
enue, 43S.165 SW of East Twenty-eighrh street.
." o2.Ol3, NV 127.37, NE 6Os9, Sc 12273to
The morning call., 1895-01-18
SWEPT HER DECK LOAD.
The Schooner Ocean Spray Runs
Into COmberS.
Harbor Commissioners Award an I'm.
pertant Piece Of Ferry Slip Work
to R. Hunt.

The schooner Ocean Spray arrived from
VERSIONS Landing yesterday afternoon after
experiencing very severe weather. When
fifteen miles off Point Reyes she encoun-
tered succession of combers which swept
her deckload of twenty-five cords of wood
overheard and gave the vessel rough
shaking up.
The customs officers went through the
crew OF the steamer st. Paul yesterday and
discovered that the men had too many
cigars to please them; hence they took all
the cigars each man had but fifty.
The aggregate value of the seizure
amounted to $1100. The practice will be
continued on other steamers.
1t is reported that ships boat was found
on the Bolinas beach yesterday. 1t was
painted white on the inside and outside,
except the gunwales.
The whaling schooner Nicotine has been
sold to Captain Harkins by John A. Magee
Jr. for $1,000.
Among the passengers on the steamer
Umatilla, which arrived from Puget Sound
and Victoria yesterday, were the United
States Marshal and six prisoners from
Alaska. For various offenSes they were to
serve from two to seven years in San
Quentin. The Marshal had no difficulty
with them.
Inc SAILING OF the steamer AUSTRALIA mas
been delayed until Monday next, as her
repairs will not be completed until to-day
and it viii require Saturday and Sunday to
load her.
The State Board of Harbor Commits
sionerS opened a number of bids yesterday
for the construction of the car-ferry slip
at the foot of Lombard street. Bids for
this work was once before rejected on the
ground THAI q combine existed and that the
bids were higher than the estimates made
by Chief Engineer Holmes. At that time
the lowest figure was $9SS9.
There were seven bids yesterday, rang
ing from SIC, $50 by the Pacific Bridge Com
pany, to $500 by R. Hunt. The latter
was awarded the contract.
Off Point Lobos and Point Reyes the
wind raised from thirty-eight miles an
hour at 9 a. N. to sixty miles an hour at
1:30 P. ". 1t came from the south-south-
east and southwest at various times. This
gale had the effect of keeping many vessels
outside.
The morning call., 1895-01-18
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened strong ana active yesterday
and prices fuctuated considerably. This clippers
were active sellers and Kraus must have sold
30U0 or 1000 shares OF the middle stocks prices
at east 30 per cent lower than few days ago.
News received during the day by telegraph must
have been satisfactory, Marks, White, Epstein
and Archie Mcdonnell were active buyers all day.
Owing to the nonarrivaI OF the overland mail,
nothing pnblc was placed OF file.
NOTES.
Silver was stronger yesterday. selling at 591ac
in New Iork and 81 3-16d In London.
An assessment of $50 per share has been levied
on the Gould Curry.
The annual meeting OF the Palermo Land and
The AUX Mining Company has been lncorpor-
ated. Directors Maurice L. Griffin William b.
Wayeott, h. 4. Lewis, d. NJ. Bradford and George
In the Seq. Belcber the work done during the
past week was confined to taxing out ore from the
11U0 level They have hoisted during the week
eight tons OF ore or fair grade.
In the Justice during the week they have
shipped 10 the Washoe mill 1853 tons of ore and
millcd 15U tons Car samples average per ton
Gold, So 40 silver. IS 30 total, $l5 81. Battery
samples average per ton: Gold, 50 IA: silver,
50 9; total, Sl4 IS. he header in the branlh
drift from the Justice drain tunnel was advanced
26 feet: face ia quartz giving some fair assays.
The of1cial letter from the Crown Point mine
for the past eek says: The east crosscut OH the
$40 Level is out liz feet. The formation in
the face is veIn material. Started raise on the
500 level from the west side of the old souG DRIFT
240 feet south OF the north line. IL is up 10 feel
and The top is in mixture OF porphvry, clay HEd
freaks of quartz There is no chAnee To report OF
the slopes above the 700 and 800 ieyeIs. have
extracted from them during the past week TIA
tons and go pounds OF gold ore, which has
been shipped TO the Mexican mill for reduction.
The average battery sample for the week was
$40 06 per ton, of Inch SO per ton was gold.
ON the 100 level of the Belcher milne east
crosScut 2 IS being Tenaired. They hOisted during
the past week so tons OF fair-grade ore-quite an
increase IN the quantity.
The morning call., 1895-01-18
wEATHAx BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT or AeRICUL-
TURE. w GATHER BUREAU. SAN FRANCISCO. JaDu-
trail since Monday of the northern coast is now
apparently central 10 the vicinity OF Roseburg,
Oregon, and slowly moving eastward. The barom-
eter at Roseburg reads "a 1S inches The situa-
tion on the northern coast is practically un-
changed, but there has been marked increase in
pressure in the past twelve hours in Southern
ton to cease for the present. Rain has been gen.
eral during the day throughout California ana
Arizona. and snow has occurred throughout
Nevada and gtah. The condsions to the south
weather in that vicinity 10 continue, but occa-
sional rain Is probable throughout Northern Cali
fornia. accompanied by local storms and gales.
Tho following is the seasonal rainfall as COM
pared with the seasonal for last year TO the same
date: Eureka 20.76 record incompiete). last sea-
son 3lS3; Red Bluff 1893. last season HIS;
Sacramento TIT. last season 1923; San Fran
cisco 1913, last season 9.64; Fresno 7.e5, last
season 3.16; Los Angeles s rs. last season
$40; san Diego SO, last season 2.4&; Yuma
zg3, last season LAP inches.
San francisco data; Maximum temperature to-
day 81 deg. minimum IL deg. moan ~ deg Total
precipitation, 81 OF an inch.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the thirty
hours ending midnight January ID:
for Northern California occasional rains and
brisk to high southeriy winds; dangerous gales on
the north coast
For Southern Calfornfa-Fair weather in the
south portion; occasional rain tonight in the
north portion, followed by fair In al but extreme
northern coast: nearly stationary temperatures
brisk southerly winds.
local storms: nearly stationary temperature.
For ccasion,l snow or rain and local
storms: nearly stationary Temperature.
For ArizOna-Generally fair weather.: nearly
stationary temperature.
For san Francisco and vicinity-occasional
rain: nearly stationary temperature brisk TO
high soutberiy winds.
Storm southeast signals continued at all ports
w. II. HAMMoN. Forecast Officiai.
The morning call., 1895-01-18
SPANISH SUGAR.
The Shipments From Manila via Hong
Kong to Be Taxed.

Inc shipments From Manila via Hong
Kong to Be Taxed.
Considerable comment was made on the
floor of the Custom-house yesterday upon
the following circular, which was received
by Collector Wise a couple of days ago:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. IL, 1895.
Collector Of Customs, San Francisco, Cd}.--SIR
The department is authoritatiVely informed that
under the laws of Spain bounty is directly
paid on the export OF sugar from that country,
when the exported sugar is the product of the
refining OF sugars proceeding from its colonial
provinces and poSsessions that the bounty is
equivalent to the tax which may have been
paid for the raw materials, plus 20 per cent,
and that in eases where no bOunties are re-
ceived by the exporters official certificates to
that extent may be obtained.
In view of this information the department
is of opinion that sugars, the product of Spain
and her colonies, are subject, on importation
into the United States, TO the additional duty
OF one-tenth of q cent per pound, under the
provisions OF paragraph 1929 of the act Of
August %, 1894
You will be governed accordingly. Respect
fully, yours, s. WIKE, Assistant Secretary.
Large quantities of raw sugar are sent
from Manila to Hong-Kong, where it is
refined and then shipped to San Francisco.
The principal importers are A. J. Branden-
stein and Parrot & Co., and they assert
that if the extra tenth of a cent a pound is
added they viii not bring in any more stuff.
The Custom-house authorities are of the
opinion that sugar shipped from a Spanish
town to Hong-K0ng and after being refined
shipped to San Francisco is subject to
the extra duty The brokers think differ
emily, so the matter will be referred to the
Secretary of the Treasury.
The morning call., 1895-01-18
ce, 7@sc; common tc
GeneraI Merchandi.e

BAGs-No business. Calcutta Grain Bags. 414c
for June and July delivery ex snip and 4$s@45se
ex warehouse: Wool Bags, 34@36c.
CEMENT-Portland IS in good supply at 81 S5@
2 2 Dbl.
6IL-Calforn1a Castor OIL cases, No. J. 81 90
bDis 81 Is manufacturers rates.; Linseed Oil, In
bbls boiled, SIC: do raw, SAC: cases, sc more:
Lard OIL, bbIs. 75c; cases. Sue; Cocoa, CSC: China
Nut, 41@46c p gallon
PETROLEUM - Prices have been advanced
1ac p gallon. Starlight, lSc 2, gal: EoceDe 2lc:
astral. 1se; 1909 Elaine, Csc: Pearl, 1Sc: Water
white. refined. bulk, 121ac ~ gallon: Headlight
1859, cases. 2lc Mineral Illuminating. 5000, 2OC
in cases: standard, 100 fire test, lie q gal in
cases fcapsl, l712c faucets and l2c III bulk.
GASOLINE, ETC.-6So BenZine. bulk, l21ac p
gal: cases, l5c:74o Gasoline. bulk, 1870; cases.
19c; $50 Gasoline, bulk zoe; cases, 25c p gal.
WHITE LEAD-Quoted at 5s4 69612c 2 ID.
RED LEAD-Quoteda at 612c q 10.
Observation-Disclosures at AS p GAL
SUGAR-The W estern Sugar hefnng Company
quotes terms net cash Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 5$sc; Dry 6ranulated. 4s4c
Confectioners' A. 46ac: Magnolia a, 41Ac: Extra
c. 41Sc; Golden c. 37sc; ID, 39sc; half barrels,
3sc more than barrels and boxes 12c more
The morning call., 1895-01-18
THE CoNPIsoATED sBALERs.
Garter VIII Act as Special Attorney for
the United States in Their Cases.

Garter VIII Act Special Attorney for
the United States in Their Gases.
Charles a. Garter was sworn in as special
United States District Attorney by Judge
Morrow yesterday. He has been especially
retained to present the cases of the United
States against the confscated sealing
schooners st. Paul, Alexander and Coquit-
lam. These vessels were seized in Boring
Sea for poaching and were ordered confis-
cated by the United States District Court
Of Alaska. The owners have appealed to
the United States Circuit Court Of Appeals
and Mr.. Garter viii look after the interests
of the United States His authority is
contained in the following telegram from
Attorncy-General Olney: "Have appointed
you special United States Attorney in the
Alaska cases assigned to you while you
were District Attorney"
The morning call., 1895-01-18
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP en-.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN crz.
~ Francisco for ports In Alaska 9AM ATE#En
Jan. 20. February A. l9, March 6, 81 ..Rszssssz<z
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
Jan. 20, 20 80. Feb 4. g. Il. and every fifth dal
thereafter.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, steamer Pomona
every Wednesday at A. NJ
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
Jan 8. 20. 70. 20 aud every fourth day there
after, A. NJ.
For san Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford
santa Barbara. Port Los Angeles. Redondo (Los
Angeies) aud Newport, Jan. 1S. ~, o. 81 anC
every fourth day thereafter, at IL A. NJ
For ports in Mexico, 10 A. NJ. 25th OF each month
Ticket Of1ce-Palaee Hotel, New MONTGOMERY
street.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO, General Agents.
Il 10 Market ST., San Francisco
The morning call., 1895-01-18
FOR PORTLAND 6 ASTORIA, OREGON

THE OREGON RY &NAv. CO., E. Nc. <s-
i NELL. Receiver, Ocean Div.-wil dis GakMs8
patch from Spear-stteet wharf, at 10 A. NJ. for me
above ports one OF their AL steamships. viz:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, January 10, 20, Feb
8. 10.
COLUMBIA, January "a. Feb. g. 13, 80
Connecting via Portland with the o. r. & N Co
system and other diverging lines for all points in
oregon, Washington. British Columbia, Alaska,
Idaho, Montana, DAKOTA Utah, Wyoming Yeiiow-
store Park and all points east and south and TO
Europe
Rare to Portland-Cabin, SIC; steerage, So;
round "trip, cabin. unlim ted, $50.
Freight and Ticket office, l9 Montgomery st
Tick ct Office PaIace Hotel, New MONTGOMERY st.
GOODALL. PERKINS Il Co. Supts Ocean Div,
1f 10 Market st., San Francisco.
The morning call., 1895-01-18
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO.

- TEAMERs LEAVE AsPiNwALL ia
~ fortnighty for the st ndir' al 4gEsss8gxseR
southampton. calling en- route at Cherbourg
Trance. and Plymouth, to land passengers
through bills of lading. In connection with tae
racine Mail s. 8 Co., issued for freight and treas
IRE to direct ports in England and Germany. :.
Through tickets from San Francisco TO Fly.
20 onth, Cherbourg, Southampton First-ciass
1895: third class ss7 SO. For further particur
lars Apply to PARROTr e co. Agents,
500 Californiass
The morning call., 1895-01-18
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Jan. 17.-whest opened quiet and
steady at about the closing price of the day be.
fore and held within Zee OF 55c per bushel all the
forenoon. Trade was of the dulest kind The
primary market receipts wire a little larger than
on the corresponding day last week, but only hall
the quantity received on the similar day of last
year. The clearances in the Atlantic ports in
wheat and flour amounted TO 523 900 bushels.
The foreign markets were in the main firm. The
market finally turned weak during the last hour.
and May broke to 575sd87s4c The stubbornne ss
with which the market refused to advance dis
cOuraged holders and the liquidation carried
prices down. May closed at 5734c.
The corn market was rather firm for short
time near the opening. but became heavy later
and qaite weak about forty five minutes from the
close of the session. The receipts were even
smaller than the moderate number of cars est
mated yesterday. Business was dull on the aver
age.
The oats market was the only apparent weaken
ing factor. May corn opened at 47TAc, sold as
high rs 47TsG0i9c dropped later to AZ N C and at
the close was at 4712
May oats opened from 29Ts to 3OAc and
closed at 503sc bid. Yesterday the market close d
at 30%@ 301Sc
yesterdays great run of hogs To-day, attn ough
The hog receipts were still heavy. numbering
$4,000 as against 45, 00O estimated the marked
opened firm at little Improvement GU yester.
days closing prices. May pork closed l71hc
higher, lard and ribs closed at the ton of t6e
days range and each at Z 12c Improvement for the
dux
The morning call., 1895-01-18
STRUCK BY A CAR.
The Second Accident on the Kearny
Electric Line.

Electric Line.
Mrs. Anderson, who is visiting friends in
the city, was struck by a Kearny-street
electric car at the junction of Market street
yesterday morning. She was on the cross
ing west of Lotta's fountain and had started
across Kearny street. Having her UNI
breIla raised she did not see the car, and as
the vehicle was going at the rate Of about
twelve miles an hour, and the motorman
was not sounding his gong she was IN
aware of its approach.
The lady besides being badly bruised on
the head had her clothes soiled by falling
upon the damp street. She was sent to
the house of her friends in carriage.
The morning call., 1895-01-18

active and strong all around to-day. The features
of the market the reduction OF depos IL rates
by the sco.ch banks caused by renewed rush
for vilt-edced STOCKS. ConsUls aud others of this
class nave risen and purchases of consos are still
to be made by the Governments; therefore, fur
Their rise is likely The better tendency for Amer.
leans continues. Some United States coin was
bought by the Bank OF England to-day There rs
a largo reduction in other securities
The morning call., 1895-01-18
MARKET REPORTS.
THURSDAY EVENING. Jan II.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Petroleum advanced.
Silver frmer.
Wheat and Barley weak r.
Oats, Corn and Rye quiet.
Bran very firm.
Hay duil.
Nothing doing in Beans
Sweet Potatoes firm.
Onions go slowly
Butter and Eggs no lower.
Cheese unchanged.
Turkeys very weak.
Game sells nigh.
All Fruits slow
Meager receipts of Vegetables.
Cured Meats quiet.
Beef, Mutton and Pork unchanged.
Portland Cement in good supply.
The morning call., 1895-01-18
Omaha Livestook Market.

OMAHA. Nebr Jan. IL Cattle Receipts. 1000.
Demand was better from both killers and shin
pers Prices averaged a shade stronger than YES
terday on suitable grades or both beef steers and
all kinds steadier. The trade In Suckers and
feeders was dull Supplies were liberal and the
demand slack a1d all but the very best heavy
grades ruled 5@lOc lower than yesterday
The morning call., 1895-01-18
The Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. l7.-Cotton quiet mddlings
sac. Net receipts, 1898 bales; gross rceetpts.
53h7 bales; exports to the Continent 3O77: for
warded, 1870: stock. 126.a25; exports to Great
kritain u ,6o4; to the Continent. 3S,S63; stock.
1.045,269
NEW oRLEAHs. Jan. i7.-Cotton - Futures
firm: sales. 25.500: January, 517@o. zoe; Fob.
ruary, o.23g5.24e; March. b.36@5. 36c: April
5.37G5.3Sc; May, s. 40@6.44c; June 1905. Soc;
July IS. 5435.55c; August, bSd5. 69c; September
5 6lGl6 &c; October. 5.66G &c
The morning call., 1895-01-18
sHIPp Nc INTNLLIG ENCA.
Arrived.

Arrived.
THURSDAY. January IT.
Stmr Umatila, Hunter 80 hours from Victoria
and Puget sound ports: pass and mdse, to Good
all, Perkins Il Co.
Stmr Point Arena. johnson. Is hours from NJ en-
docino, etc; pass and mdse, TO Mendocino Lum-
Der Co
stmr westport Jacobs. Al hours from San
Pedro: ballast, to Pollard & Dodge.
Stmr Geo w Elder, Stannard. rs hours from
The morning call., 1895-01-18

Foreign Markets.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Tho spot market Is dun
at IS 11ad@5S Sd. Cargoes are steady at 25s OFT
coast ana steady on passage.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow.
Ing Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter:
January, As Sgd; February, Is sad; March, as
9Ad; April. as ga d. May, As I0d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON Jan. l7.-Consols. 104 ll-l6: Silver
~ 3-1ed; French Rentes. 1o2f l5c. Bullion iuto
of Bank of Eng ana, 950tl0