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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08
H.iat OF E.cttera.

List OF unclaimed letters remain
ing in the Norfolk, Va. postoffice
for the week ending February 8.
1895. Persons calling for these let.
tiers are requested to say they are
advertised:
Robt Il Andrews, Miss Sarah Aus
tin, Duglas Arlington. Miss Willie
Brarksdale, Mrs NJ w Barrows, b
Nj Barr, Miss Arena Brown, j L
Barrett, Sam Bryant. Susey Brock.
EFT, Mrs Louise Barney, Miss Mira
Blankenship. Charlie Boush, James
s Carpner. Mira Fannie Carlisle (2),
Tomay Colater, Lon B Crocier, Mrs
NJ p Cosby, Emma Cornick, j ID
Cofed, Georgia Cunee, Mrs Fannie
Davis. Isaac q Davis, Edward Dean,
Mrs Redmu, Pablo Diaz, ID Dam
son, Jas H Dougherty, Patrick
Downing. Duncan 4 Co, W Dull.
Mias Sallie Duke, Elijah Epps. 81
q Fisher. j Fleming. Wilmer Foo.
ter, Herman Frogritz, Charley
Fisher, James Forbs, q Froggett,
VIM Il Foster, j Ii Gatxens (2J. Mrs
Alice Gray, E Giles, S E Griffin,
Alex M Grobe, - Greenblatt,
James Harrison } d Hawkins, Miss
Stella Harper, A Hodges, Leonard
Hudson, Robt Haywood, Miss Bes
sic Hope, r ID Howe, Miss Susie
Hundley. James Ireland, Mrs Ma
nerva Jordan, Robt Jennings, j ames
johnson, w e Johnson, z Il
James, Mrs Mary A Jordan,
J FL Kellam, Mrs ZeaIie Camp.
Jesse knight, Jas T. Lambert, Carries
Lamb, Mrs Emma Lane, Jas B Lee.
Nj Garland Lennon, Jas Ii Mo.
Cleaghan, n z Monroe, Mrs VIM
Mcdonald (2), Margaret McCaugh han,
Frank Mason, Miss Bessie Marrsnd,
Miss Sarah Mason, Bill Mason,
Willie Mason, Clinton Massenburg,
Andrew j Martin, l. G Norman,
Lucy Meadome, Miss Sarah Miles,
Mrs Mary A Medals. Miss Catherine
Morgan, James Moore, Matte
Moore, Charley d Morris, Mayor
Mich. d Parker, Franz Iatrak,
Mrs Jane Pollock. Miss Mary Pierce,
Q Presprioh, Mrs Nancy f Perdue,
Miss Sue Peters, Henry Peel, Is
Perry. Col Lemuel Porter, Mrs
Barrior Reddick, Il Kicks, Isaac
Reid, Mrs Lieut. Robinson, S @
Robinson. Miss Hunter Russell 90,
e Is Radrlges, Epinedons Rand, Il
Il Rodriguez, s Sales, Thos Bull.
lock Senior. Mrs Martha Il Scott,
Horace w Sawyer, Q T. Smith, Els.
tslle Smith, Peter Smith, Boston
Sueade, b q Soloman. Angil Spann,
J NJ b Sober. Mrs E Stern, Jas L
Turner, Neton Thomas. Mrs Carrie
Taylor. Miss Sue Tomeson, Jas ii
Trower, Andrew Waiiess, :Gorgese
Ward, John Watson, Ii d Walsh,
Davidson Walker, Jno b Wilkins,
w Il Williams, Chas White, Nc
Williams, Ed Wood, Jas i vii.
liams, Vessel Masters Society.
w. w. DEGGK, L, M.
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HlSS.THOMAS.
A Pretty Marriage at the Chapel
of Our Lady of Good Counsel.

A Pretty Marriage at the Chapel
of Our Lady of Good Counsel.
The first marriage within the
Sacred walls of the Chapel of Our
Lady of Good Counsel took place
yesterday at 2:30 when MIR. George
Bosley Hiss, native of Baltimore,
but at present q prominent business
man OF Birmingham. Ala, and Miss
Bertha Moore Thomas, an attrao-
tive and popular young lady of this
oity, aud a sister of Mrs. j. p.
Kevill, were united in the holy
bonds of matrimouy. Rev. Father
Mccarthy conducted the ceremony
according to the impressive rites Of
the Roman Catholic Church. MIR.
Ollie Edgerton was best man and
the ushers were Messrs. Ohss, Dey
and NJ. Frlary.
The pretty bride wore hand.
some gray travelling suit with hat
and gloves to match, and carried in
her hand cluster of roses. The
groom was dressed in q cutaway
black suit, and the best man and
ushers were in full dress with tan
gloves.
The chsncel was beautifully deco.
rated with palms, ferns and out
flowers. two tall and graceful palms
forming an arch under which they
were married. Immediately after
the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiss
left via the Chesapeake and Ohio
for an extended tour. The bride
was the recipient of many useful
and pretty presents,
Despite the deep snow and biz.
zard.like wind quite ooncourse of
the friends and we'll wishers of the
happy twain were gathered in the
chapel before the appointed hour.
Among those who witnessed the
interesting ceremony were the fol
lowing ladies and gentlemen from
Baltimore: MIR. and Mrs. John
Hiss, Misses Lucy Hiss. Mabel and
Crowther and MIR. Bosley r. Crow
Their; also Mrs. Charles E. Lester,
of Hartford. Conn.,, and Miss
Wayne l.. Gesmer, of Annapolis.
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Don't Forget 10 ne,nember

that impure unhealthy blood is
present in all. and the direct cause
OF many diseases from which we
suffer, scrofula, rheumatism and
specific diseases, which have rayaged
the earth and poisoned the blood of
nations for generations, and are the
evil parents of Undesirable hor.
rors are under absolute control of
Z. z. p, the only infallibls blood
purifier known.
The p. =. Z. Blood Cure has
positively cnred numerous cases of
scrofula and salt rheum in O short
time, where all other blood puri.
fers have failed.
Pleasant to take; applicable TO
diseases in infancy or old age.
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TO The PUBLIC

l respectfully call attention to the following
caro-, published i'll the Sunday Pilot of 30 in,
MIR: c. B. Roper was arrested Yesterday Inv
capt. LAID on charge of embezzlement the
warrant being sworn out on tn. ground of n
worthless check given by Mr.. Roper on q bank
OF THIS city for Sll2 lie was taken before JUS
Nce Burroughs, who re eased him on his own
rcGoghizonce TO appear tomorrow morning"
uosire 10 say that the above is false in cs-
sehtial particulars, and IL ca culatel TO ipiure
me beyond MEASURE. ] never drew the check
mentioned, nor did cent of the money owing
10 tue party who procured tn. warrant ever
come into INV bands.
The amount received was s2i instead of SIP
as stated i'll the Pilot, and all of this was re-
Ge'Veu 10y former partner. doing business in
berIley under the firm name OF G. T. Roper &
Co.. have never been able 10 get settlement
With this pe son, and during our come tion
LOT the past two months and a half he bz,
turned over to me only SIS 0U. The delay o,
canonod by my inability to obtain from him
me money collected caused the warrant men
TONED 10 be sued out After explanation of
The rircumstinC esand payment OF amount &c
tua ly due, S2l: less the commissions. the war
rant Was withdrawn
l think thus explanation due TO myself. and
am ready 10 verify each word OF it,
G. B, ROPER,
81 Bank street,
Ie2-N Norfolk Va.
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AMUSEME TENTS.

Sol SMITH RussELL.-rhe ap.
pearance in this city of Sol Smith
Russell and the production of "a
Poor Relation" will take place at
the Academy of Music on Thursday
next, the llth. The more one sees
of Sol Smith Russell the more does
one became enamored of his art.
MIR. Russell's representation in "a
Poor Relation" is one of the best
things to be seen on the American
stage to day. 1t ia something
unique and impresses the spectator
with the idea OF entire comicsllty.
There are also movements OF pathos
such as are made known in Jeffer.
sons Grip Van Winkle." Over nil
there IL the steady radiance of o
bright and sunny nature. The whole
picture he presents is one OF dainty
numor fleckcd with strands OF ten
der pathos. .ssS-zrss
"DAUdHrERs OF EVE. lowing to
the stormy weather the audience
which greeted Marie Wainwright at
the Academy OF Music last evening
was not as large as the play or the
star was entitled to, but those wbo
were there were richly repaid for
Drawing the storm. Few perform
ance have ever been given in the
Academ y that were better. Miss
Wainwright in the double role of
Rose Wycherly and Rhoda Daintry
fully met all the requirements of the
difficult parts and was ably cup.
ported.
This evening Tom Taylor's com.
edy drama of "An Unequal Match"
will be presented.
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a.Riti 10 Ikest.

Notwithstanding the Indictment
weather the funeral service of
Miss Lille Mary Nichols, at
st. Mary's Catholic Church
yesterday afternoon, was at
tended by large number of sym
pathiZing friends of the family.
lhe services were conducted by
Rather Mckeefry and the remains
were inferred in the Catholic Gene
terry. The following young gentle.
men acted as pnllbearers: John L.
Fletcher, Lewis V. Carey, Charles
Il. Martin, John f. Hatton, Charles
): Rudolph, George ii. Lyons. VIM.
u. Weis and Russell Z DENLY. The
horal tributes were numerous and
very beautiful.
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Golden Rod.

The National Flower of America.
Just received at The Cnsket, in the
shape of souvenir spoon handles, 10
calized by home subjects. Old st,
Lnke's, 1872, Smithiield, Va; old
81. Paufs Church. Norfolk, 1889;
Fortress Monroe and others, Ster.
lag silverwArs for bridal presents
Largest stock in the twin cities com.
bined and lowest prices. Gall on
Z. f. Greenwood & Bro. 1913 Main
street,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08

Mrs. Emily Thorne, who resides
at Toledo, Washington, says she has
never been able to procure anv
medicine for rheumatism that re.
lieves the pain so quickly and
eifectually as Cham berlsln's Pain
Balm, and that she has also used it
for lame back with great SUCCESS.
Fox aRle by all dguggisth
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Coming IN.

New. beautiful and useful novel.
Ties for birthday and other gifts.
diamonds and watches eau be found
In greater variety ut Frank ii. Gales
than elsewhere, 152 Main streat
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I.IectiOn of OfRicara

The promotion of Sergeant II. 8.
Eppes to the second Lieutenancv of
Norfolk L.. a. Blues, has caused
the following promotions and cleo.
tons: & w Thoms. first sergeant;
W l. Moore, second sergeant; W +
Halstead. third sergeant; NJ O Fore
bee, fourth sergeant; & 8 Briggs.
fifth sergeant; p G Petre, stable
sergeant, from the ranks; f l. Pul.
len, guidon. from the ranks; j ID
Dunbar, first corporal; w II Land,
second corporal, j Ii Wright,
third corporal; Il + Woodsend
fourth corporal. from the ranks;
Is r Bunting, fifth corporal, from the
ranks, Q n Duley, sixth corporal.
from the ranks; W II Mclean.
seventh corporal, from the ranks;
) + Goodwin; eighth corporal, from
the ranks.
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Loca, meteorological Data.

FOB "a HOURS ENDING O'CLOCK LAss
HIaRT.l
U.s.. DEPARTMENT. or AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU,
Local Office. Dodson Building.
NORFOLK, Va, February 3, 1888.
platinum Temperature. ... 81
Minimum Temperature -
Normal temperature. deduoed from
~ years observation. 40
Departure from norman 81
Accumulated departures for the
month. $50: ST
accumulated departures since
p.o Jan: ist. 49,. :. - 1os
Precipitation, in inches. 5T
LOYAL precipitation since LIST OF the
month ....;.::............ I.4s
j.. j. GRAY. Observer.
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NJ n Is'FHNGs.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCT~
! hoiden n ,... Of THE NORFOLK BUILDING
At the office of Messrs. Myers & Co. ~ Main
street, on MONDAY, February IIth, 1895.
BY order of the President.
jy27-2w Sacra,arr
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ADJUSTMENTS

NAN WYCK's ACADEMY OF MUSIC:
III TUESDAY. February 18th, only,
The Eminent Comedian,
r, soL Nj Il II RUS ELL.
In the very Successful Comedy Drama,
y POOR RELATION.
Prices-25c, soc. 81 and sl.6O. Sale ~
ooa'9 hionuhY, y a. III. feS-6t
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Another invoice of lamps and
tables and new shades. Chapman q
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w EATRz Efe So EPOH.h.
Forecast IOr TODAY.

3AaHIEsror. ~ G.. February S. 1881
4 For Virginia: Fair, preceded by
h EbIR snow on the coast; slightly colder %
\ 'N' the immediate coast; northwest
gales.
For North Carolina: Fair till Sat-
~ ,. urday night; northwest gales; colder
nlSATukK ALHkNAC.-Suu rises. c:5s q. m.
sun sets, 5:S5 o. m: nigh water s:47 a. M AUD
$40 p. H.; low water. l:44 an and OBS o. IN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08

New line of bridal presents, the
pest line of sterling silver we ever
mad. New Waterbury, watches for
SOU. Chapman Il Jakeman,
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Rough Rico wanted.
Five thousand bushels Highest
market price. II. e. Owen, 275.
PIT, 279 Wtaer street.
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BRAN BLETON.

Mrs. W. d. Southall loft yester
DAY for Hickory, Norfolk county,
10 be present tonight at q recep
ton given Sat Mr.. Northern's for
Miss Winnie BonneyIand her friends.
MISS Lila Bonney also will be pres
EN-: ent, accompanied by MIR. Clay
Thompson.
1t Is suggested that persons know.
ing OF any restitution and suffering
IN the ward report the fact at once.
80 that relief may be afforded as
soon as possible.
Services at MoKendree tonight
for special self.denial and conseera.
ton.
Notwithstanding the unpleasant
weather large crowds are nightly
attending the Park Avenue Baptist
Ohurch and Rev. L. G. Brouehton
ls preaching with great DOVER
The herald., 1895-12-07
Money, Stock, Bond and Produce
Quotations
WALL STREET SPECULATION
Short Covering the Interesting Feature
of the Market
Influence-Bond Dealing Active and
Prices Close Higher

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Three industrial
stocks practically constituted today's
stock market, Chicago gas, sugar and to-
baco. The ltst named figured first in
point OF activity. The principal element
in the speculation was the covering of
shorts. Interest at the opening conferred
entirely upon Chicago gas, Deing stimu-
lated ny the unexpected sudden and
favorable decision of Judge Snowalter.
The buoyancy OF Chicago gas had a
strengthening influence on the general
list despite the reported engagements of
gold for shipment tJmorrow, aggreRating
81, 600, 900. OF this amount all but 5000.
00U comes out Of tue treasury reserve.
Liberal gains we're made in the other in.
custr ais. Soon after the initial dealings
recessons occurred. also due to the TAX
ing of profits. Before midday the bulls
again assume control Of the market and
accordingly sugar was marked up 314 per
cent to Sl.07ss and tobacco. 2l5 per cent,
to 1911.
In the early dealings the bond market
exhibited dropping tendency. In the
late session, however, there was gen.
erai stiffening in prices. which impaired
Hrm tore to the closing. The sales were
$43 00J.
The herald., 1895-12-07
Dun s. Co.'s Report

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review OF trade, which issues
tomorrow, VIII say:
Business is still sluggish, as if goreed
by excessive indulgence OF appetite for
buying when prices we're advancing. In
nearly every branch stocks not yet dis.
tributed to customers stand in the way OF
new orders, and competition of produc-
ing forces, largely exceeding the present
demand, puts down prices, that decline
retarding purch .ses yet more. After the
holidays many look for larger demand.
For the present the springs of new Dusi-
ness are running low, but enough is do
ing on old orders to keep most of the
works employed in part and good pro.
portion fully. Financial influences have
not hindered and rarsly has tue opening
Of a session OF congress affected business
SO little.
Wheat has advanced abouta cent for the
week, though Western re ,eipts havs been
7.0l4,9 bushels, agains. 3,727,7S3 last
year, and Atlantic exports flour in
cluded) against 1857, 1877 last year. The
best western estimates OF the crop have
been raised again.
Corn moves from farms less freely than
q. year sgo, the low prices hindering.
Wool Las been slightly strengthened by
the London sales, but the average quota
tions by Coates Bros. is only q ten III of
per cent higher. Sales continue large,
6, 1853 100 pounds Tor the week, of which
TO per cont was foreign.
The herald., 1895-12-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

FRIDAY, Dec. 6, 1895.
Carl and Laura G.Wynn to W. A. Weir
Lots 11S. 120 l22, 203 ana 476, Johann.
sen tract $500.
+. 3. and May g. Yoskum to Oliver J.
Slough Blocks 103, ZIG ana 1871; lots s,
8, 10, and II, block 1902; lots 3, 4, and
block III, subdivision Of Rancho Provi-
dencia and Scott tract; $5000
oliver J. and Florence A. Slough to +.
B. YOakum-Blocks 9sl and 1l9; lot l,
block 104, same tract; $4,000.
A. =. and Florence y. Reyes to James
H. Adams-Lots 1, 2 and 8, Alessandro
tract; 1852. 40.
State Loan ana Trust Co. to John Fred.
sriok henderson Lots s and 0, block g,
Fort Hill tract; 1900.
George !. Cochran to Will Ii. Wheeler
Lot 80. block 6, Herald first subdivision;
George I. Cochran 10 Augusta A. Hills
Lot 8, block /, Herald First subdivis.
P. McAnany to James Castruccio-Lots
and 0 block B, Treat tract; $500.
W; A. Brophy to Peoples Oil Co-NK
Nathan and Sarah II. HeaIton to John
s. and Emma l.. Healton-Lots IL and
sion; $500.
Amelia Pitman to }. G. Fiset-Lot 81,
Shafer d. Lanterman's resubdivisicn;
$1,000.
Elizabeth NJ. and Calvin A. LOOMS to
Mrs. Cynthia A. Jeffries- Lot, l and 2
block L, LOOMS sract addition; $1,000.
Jane Is. Ridgeway to Mary J. and Kate
Ball Ridgwsv.Undiyided two-thirds Of
lots and 9s Miller d Herriott's subdi.
vision; $4533. 80.
Thomas and Ella G. Ba-rows to Mrs.
Carrie G. Fulkerson-Lots l, Q, 3 and
block SO, Clarsmont $500.
w. b. Wiltshire ct al. to P. G. Movers
Lot u, block 0, Angeleno Heights
tract; $500.
Francis L. and Mary J. Pratt to ].
John PaRe-Lots 3S, 80 and 40, Lathrop
strip tract; $475.
B. F. Ball and Mary Ball to M. J. Con.
way-Lot 46. Wilson tract; $500.
George L. Cochran to Mary J. Hyatt
ion 81.
Uriah and Hannah J. Thomas to David
Myers-Part of block /, A. Chnndler's
replat, V liza Dell tract 5000.
Andrea Ballesteros do Lugo to Henry
tract; S440U.
Pacific Land improvement company to
The herald., 1895-12-07
Notice

nETHE FILING OF THE REPORT OF THE
~ commissioners appointed for the opening
of an alley from Fourth street to Fifth street
between Broadway and Spring street in
compliance with ordinance No. 1889, new
ser es. to either with the plat OF the assess.
meni district.
Notice is hereby Given that certified copy
OF the report, assessment list and plat of the
commissioners appointed to assess benefits
and damag s and to have general supervision
Of the proposed work OF the opening Of an alley
from Fourth street to Fifth street between
broadway and spring streets, has been filed in
the Office of tho undersigned.
All sums levied and assessed IN said assess
ment list are due and payable Immediately.
The payment Of said sums is to be made to
me- IN my office, within thirty days from the
first publication OF this notice.
All Q Sc ssm nts OF laid before the expira-
ton of sal thirty days will be declared to be-
come delinquent and ther after Eve per cent.
with the costs OF advertising, will be added
thereto.
Dated at Los Angeles, this 9Th day OF Decem-
Der, A. D. 1895.
P. a. HOWARD. Street Superintendent
By j. W. Worries, Deputy. 10
The herald., 1895-12-07
The receipts were
Produce Market


SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 6.-Potatoes-
Burbanks. 60175c; Early Rose, 3O@35c;
sweet potatoes, $1.2501 so.
Onions -60070c per SACK.
Butter-Fancy creamery, 31@321ac; sec.
onds. 2s@30c, fancy dairy 2s@29c;
good to choice 25@26c.
Cheese-Fancy mild new, 9@10c; COM
mon 10 good, o05c; Young Americs.
6o7c; Eastern, l2ais1c; Western. 1O@llc.
Eggs-RaDch, 30@33c per doz; store.
N1Dl5H..
Poultry-Turkey gobblers. 10@i1c per
lb; hens 11@l2c; geese. pair, $l.50@1. 10;
goslinas. per pair, $l.25@1.50, ducks,
sa.00@5.5o per dozen for old and
$3.5o@5.Oo for young; hens. $4.0O@5.0o;
ROSTERS. young, 400@4.5O per doc;
old. $4.O094.5O per dozen; flyers. $500
$50 per dozen; broilers, So. 2595. 80 per
dozen for large and S2.5O@3.0o for small;
pigeons, 81. 50D1..5.
Game-RabbIts, per doz., Sl.25@1.50:
hare, $l.0O; canvasback ducks, 81 GOA
900; mallard, $500; widgeon, $1,000
i.75; teal, $l.50@1.75; sprig, 1925.
Middlings, Sl5.00@20.ou per ton.
Ground and rolled barley, $13.00@l4.0o;
oil cake meal at tho mill, $25 per ton;
cottonseed oil cake. $2l per ton.
Hay-Wheat, $S.0O012. W: wheat and
oat, $'.00@ll.00; barley. $6.50@9.oO; oat
S6.0039. 50; alfalfa, $6.00@7.75; clover. IS. 90
@7.50: compressed, S6.5O@il.0O; stock,
IS. 00@6.00 per ton.
Straw, $4,000 per bale.
The herald., 1895-12-07
Liverpool rlarket

firm; demand quiet; No. 2 red WIN
ter. IS Sd; No. hard Manitoba, IS I'd;
No. California. IS AID.
Futures closed quiet and unchanged;
Decem Der, 5s 2ld: January, 5s SD; Feb.
ruary, IS Adj March, So AID; April,
IS 514d; May, IS 51sd.
Corn-Spot FIRM American mixed,
IS i'd.
Futures closed steady and unchanged;
Decem Der, IS sgd; January. IS gid; Feb.
ruary, IS 2I&d March, IS 2Isd; April,
IS 3S4d; May, So Sd.
Flour--Steady; demand fair; st. Louis
fancy winter, rs.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, 81 los,
The herald., 1895-12-07
Money Quotations

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Money ON call
per cent: closed at 2 per cent.
Prims mercantile paper 4@5X per
cent.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual
business in bankers bills at $4.S9@4. s9I<
for demand and $4.87A@4.S8 for sixty
day bills.
Posted rates. s4.sSX@4 SO and a. SOFA
4.90.
Commercial bills, $4.S7.
Silver certificates. 671S@l67II.
SAN Fra NOr5CJ, Dec. 6. Sight
drafts on New York, 21S.
Geographic. SC.
LONDON, Dac. 6.-Bank OF England
discount rats, per cent.
Consols 106 9-16d
The herald., 1895-12-07

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6.--Orchard
fruits aud berries sold today at the fol.
lowing prices:
Persimm ons-754SCc.
Apples-Gresn. 25040c per box; red. 75c
@$l.50 per box.
Pears-40c@$l.5 so per box.
Raspbsrries-$6.0 0@7.00 per chest.
Huckleberries-SJ.0 o@5.0O.
Strawberries $t0.00@I2.01
per chest; common. $2.50@5.0O.
GrApes-40@65c.
California lemons-Com mon, $1.50@3.00
per box; good to choice, $2.5o@3. rs.
Oranges-California navel, $1.50@2. 90.
Limes-Mexicsn. S5.UU per box.
Bananas-$1. G0@2.00 per bunch.
lneapples-$2. % $500 per dozen.
The herald., 1895-12-07

BOSTON, Dec. 6.--Tho Commercial
Bulletin will say tomorrow:
Tho wool market here is exceedingly
dull, though a little firmer than last
week. Sales are small and the inquiry
light. From Melbourne and Buenus
AyYes. however. come cables of q slight
advance and from Mon tevideo an ad.
vance of Is per cent. Manufacturers are
just opening new cheviots. The advance
sale of heavy weights will be fair. The
heavy fall purchases of woods have not
yet been consumed, but the trade ex-
poets return of buyers, if not an adj
vance. in January and consequently is
not shading prices.
The herald., 1895-12-07
Vegetable r1arket

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 6.-vegetabls
quotations follow:
String beans-5@7c.
Tomatoes-4U96oo per box.
Egg plant-50@65c.
Cucum bers--6007Oc per box.
Peppers-Gresn. 25 95oc; dried. 6@l0,.
Okra-75c@Sl.O per ID.
Cabbage-50o per Genital.
Carrots-30@40c
Garlic-4,0415c per Id.
Cauiifower-53@60c
Beets-5Gc.
Parsnips-50c.
Green peas-4@5c.
Turnips-50c.
The herald., 1895-12-07

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablsgfam says:
The stock markets were stagnant and
dull today. Public dealings appear to have
stopped for the present year, q condition
leans opened dull on New York quota.
tons, but closed q shade better. The
rumor that Chinese loan for 2l8, 000. 600
sterling may como out in Berlin and
London early next year is quite prema.