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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

CLYDES REGULAR LINE STEAM.
SHIPS FOR ILADELPHIA-Only di-
rect line from Norfolk to Philadelphia.
Until further orders. steamers are ap-
pointed to sail from Norfolk every Mon
day. Wednesday, and Saturday at p.
Thursday and Saturday.
Through, bills OF lad ing to all points
South and Houth%est Via Se Sea AZ
Tennessee Air Line Railroad.
JAMES w. McCARRICK,
General Southern Agent. Norfolk. Va.
=, w. P. CLYDE. &c CO.,
a. Agents. Philadelphia.
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I'ItAvEI.EIss .s.sJIDr.

~. NShrOLh, .ALBEhiANLH AND
ATLANTIC RAILROAD co. f7-tsf77.
RunnlnE between Norfolk and the fam
sII IuS Virginia , Beaell Seaside iesorl.
n,,. DEN. Receivers. -
IlMb TABLE, IN EEEECT SUNDAY,
pST0RER 9Th; 1895. !
I.tave Norfolk-7 Il. M, mixed; II a. m. !.
ioSs a express: p: M, local express.
p press 1850 u. M, mixed; G D. M. local ex-
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Leave Norfolls-l0:3O a. m. local ernrese.
~. m. local express. - s''
Leave Virginia Beach--1:s0 p. M, local
express: p. NJ, local express ,S,'
,ITalilo stops only OIL Signals Mt intorrne.
ala:e stations TO put off or take on pa D
Local Express trains mako the trip In
y. 2. HOLLAND.
General Superintendent.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago. TIL. Nov. 13.-From Tho
Northwest came the bull help to-day.
The morning trade was fiat and i: ices
afforded Improbable opportunities. but
along towards noon Minneapolis wired
or an unusually good milling demand
with good wheat in but moderate sun
tply. This news appeared to Impress
Shorts" very forcibly, quite a. sharp
demand coming from that source and
values rising about Y cent before the
buying gave indications of being salts
fed
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Money 77nrlScf.

New York. Nov. l3.-AIoney on call
easy, ut li&dr2 per cent: last loan at =.
and closing offered at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, 5M5la per cent. Bar
silver. G1M. Sterling exchange, firm
with actual business in bankers bills
at 4.S7laG4.STM for GO days. and 4.S9dt
4.S9A for demand. Posted rates. i.SSla
Ni.90 Commercial bills. 4.S6ih6.4STA
Government bonds, steady; State bonds.
firm, railroad bonds. strong. Silver at
the Board was neglected
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LEAVE NORFOLK.

LEAVE NORFOLK.
Jas q. m. daily, except Sunday-(Ports.
mouth, High street, T:30 a. m
Arrive at Philadelphia 1862 p. M
New York at S:3S y. m.
LEAVE NORFOLK
CLIO p. m. daily. PORTSMOUTH, High stree,
b:55.) Arrive at Philadelphia
6:l0 a: m: New York 7:43 a. IN.
ARRIVE An NORFOLK
300 q, NJ daily, PORTSMOUTH, High street
9:l0l, leaving New York d. m.
Philadelphia HIS p. m
ARRIVE ET NORFOLk
sos p. m. daily. except Sunday-(Ports-
mouth, High street. S:15 y. M.
leaving New York at S a. m:
Philadelphia, 1920 a. m.
Close connection made with ali rail md
sound lines to and from Boston.
Pullman, Sleeping Cars on night trains
between Jersey City, PHILADELPHIA and
Cape Gap e Charles n Pullman Buffet and Par.
dclphia and Cape Charles. ANA
Thrro9sh Tickets Tickets sold and baggage
lantic Hotel, and on the steamer.
r. B. COOKE. General Agent.
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Produce.

Southern Fruits-Isananas, T5c. @S1 .25
per bunch; oranges, Jamaica, $3.25 per
box; cocoanuts. $500 per bag Of 100;
Lemons, 81; Northern apples. s2@s3
try--Chickens., old. Csc; spring
chickens. 12Q20c.
Eggs--Wholesaie. 16M17c per dozen.
BeeswaN-25c. per pound
lruck-Irish potatoes: Eating pota-
toes, Slc-ul.5o per bag; Onions, Sl.75
per bag.
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ATLANTIC AND DANYILLE RAIL
WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH

SCHEDULE IN l;ffECT MARCH
Leave Shippers COMPRESS Wharf daily.
800 a; m: West Norfolk. 9ia Il. IN. Tor
BuHalo l.ithia Springs, DanVne and all
intermediate stations; arriving at buffalo
Iithia Springs at $50 D. M; Danville, BPS
Norfolk, $40 d. IN. Leave Lawrence
vile daily (cNctnt sunday III 600 q. IN,
arriving al Danville at 1000 a. m
Connection made at Danvflie and lief
fresS junction for all points in the South
ern Railway System; at DennisIon June
ton tor Durham South Boston and ali
points on the Durham Division OF tho
n. and w. i. r.
All trains make connection for Buffalo
1ithia Springs excepting Sundays
pullman Slccpcrs between Danyille
Asheyillc, Atlanta, Augusta, Memphis
Tickets on sale and baggage checked
at Wakes Agency. Company's Agency
at wharf. Norfolk: w. v. II. williams
Agency, Portsmouth.
w. ii. TAYLOR.
General passenger Agent
G. q. HAINES
SuDerintnp6onf
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Sugar Market.
Grain.

Peas-Steady; Blacls-Eyc Peas, 70
per bag: Black. 50@55c per bushel.
Corn-Southern white, quiet. at 3I@32c
oats-Steady; Mixed, CSC; white,
30Gp32c.
Mill Feed-Market steady; Bran,
Sl5; shfpstuff, or middlinG, $17;
meal white bolted, per 80 lbs, SEC.
Hay-No. 1 Timothy. $3.50; No. .,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

Cash QuOtntfOnS: flour was SLOW:
No. 3 spring wheat, 573sc. d5SBc.; No. =.
red, Coo. @60Hc.; Nc. 2 corn, 29isc.6D
29iyc.: No. 2 oats, 1880. ef1SMc.; mess
pork. SS.20I$S.25; lard. S5.57la@S5.G0; S.
II. sides. S45O@s4.G0; d. S. shoulders,
S4.75@S4.S7l4; S. c. sides, s4.75Qs4.STla.
Whiskey Sl.22
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ANNOUNCEM EMIT

Having leased No. lG3 Main street
from january ]. 1856. will open on Or
ABOUT February l., with entire new stock
ot MERCHANT TAILORlNG. CLGrH-
ING and GENTS FURNISHINGS of
every descriptions
For the present n No. 2o3 Main street
you can find 4 magnificent line .. sam
PIES from n first -clcss !ncr.nant ,ailor
o. New York. every garment with
UNION LABEL ATTACHED. Prices
Low. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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PROFITABLE SPECULATION

is boon to those whose incomes do not
Keep up with their requirements. BY our
method the risk is reduced TO n minimum.
Customers are notified OF each trade when
made. and accounts may be closed at any
time. Our pamphlet and market letter
mailed on application.
ESTABLISHED SEVEN YEARS.
REFERENCES FURNISHED.
Consolidated Stock and Produce Co.,
~ BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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Peanut 5EarI.ct,

Market steady; Prime. &C.; strictly
prime 3hc.: fancy, 3lac.; common "a
PIG; Spanish Coo. Gl7Oc.
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slsav,:,.s.sss, GUIDE.

n y NORFOLK AND OCEAN
~, EpUGIl IN EFFECT OC'r. Z, 1895.
NL,S.Sitmf ENCEPT SuNDAY-Lenve
5GS. 7:S5 D. m IVY en i o &C. m iSS. $SS
lo;e9 a. NJ; II noon: 2:o0 400, 6 100. 500 D. M,
SUNDAY TTAINS--Lcnve Norfolk.
WV. HOO II. m; 100. 800, 200, 700 p. m.
Leave Ocean Niew--10.0O Il. M: 1e:OV
noon; 200, 400, GOO. 500 p. m.
w. a. BARRITT,
General Manager.
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The new and powerful iron palace
steamers NEWPORT NEWS. WASH
iNGTON and NORFOLK will leave
daily as follows.
NORTH BOUND.
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~ NV : ! "! HorfolkzHsstsrnI I|
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 8, 1885,
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 3, 1896.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
TAO q. m. = The Chicago Express.For:
Washington also, for
ford, BIus5field. Pocahentes.
Kenova, Columbus and Chi
eaEo. Sleeper Roanoke to
Columbus without change.
Intermediate Points.
Pulaski, Bristol; also for
also for Rocky Mount and
a an e; stat 5fHls,oo on Win4 p,,,i
man sleeper Norfolk to
n aSsnoa as f f:9S &C m at R RIf6
ga. limited f for ali points points
South and West. Pullman
n albeiepe ena Boa Roan Sk,ss to M eIn
AERIy E.1 :, .Se daily $40 a; me-
NoRFohKSa A Il E. R III nc Ri =,
(Vestibule Limited l}
Leave Norfolk :35 p. M,5
arrive Richmond 7:e0 p. M,
GSo n,t,e.,arg B fer Mya;s shin
New York Returning Leave
Kichmond !, 500 q, m. Tarriye.
only at snifoik, Wave GIiy
ard Petersburg. Second
class tickets not ACCEPTED,
for passage on these trains
Other daily trains iea}oi
Norfolk 7:40 n. M, nrriYH1
Mt Richmond IL :05 n! nj. 4 ], o 8
turning, leave Richmond 1850
p. M; arrive Norfolk y $3.50.
p. m. (. $3.50 e4s s S@4sf.ii55H
For further information as to tickets.
a aatST IT, eheeSeEf fNss call
Passenger Agent; c. II. BOSLEY sTickals
Agent. 126 Main street, or G. e. Finch
Agent, depot Norfolk and Western rail-
road, 8 w. b. REY1IIL,
General Passenger Agent, i, I
at.t General Office. Roanoke Va
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ROANOKE. NORFOLK, AND !,

BALTIMORE.S TEANIBOAT5 COZ
Commencing Sunday. September 1st. !!
1885. the steamers of this line sill leave
Saturday night for Bal timore, 3 and leave
Baltimore pier every Tuesday. and B,rIdn
at y. m. Y q SS5 iss ~
Freight received opiyj ons sailing aaya,:
Telephone &. m 81. RANDALIss d
~. agent &,
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Steamers leave Portsmouth, foot
of North street at: .;,...;..... $50 p. m.
Leave Norfolk, foot of Mathews
street, at ..:...................... G:1O p. m.
Leave Cid ROM at.... ............ 7:20 y. IN.
Arrive Washington at. ........... G:ij a. M,
Il. x o. Penn. r.
i.v Washington at. 500 ii. m 7:i; n. m.
A. i,hilade!phia at. li:lQ a. III. II o. a. m.
South Round. II. * o. Penn H. II
Nv. New York at. II 80 y. m. II 20 n M,
Lv. Philadelphia at. ! 80 y. M. 1880 D. m.
Ar Washington at. i:2u u. IN. 80 D. m
Stea mers leave Washington at. ZOO u. m.
Arrive at Fortress Monroe ut.... $50 H. M
Arrive at Norfolk ut............. Z: 80 a. m
Arrive 1T Portsmouth at.......... 500 Il. IN
The above schedule gives passengers
from the North IL lay over Of two hours
ara thirty minutes in the evening before
taking the steamer. thus atfordins an op-
portunity OF seeing tile Capital OF the
Nation.
The trip down the historic Potomac
River ana Chesa pcakr Bay on The elegant
steamers OF this company Is unsurpassed
ing been built III 1891. and are fitted IN
In the most luXuriant manner, with cleo
tric lights, call bells and steam heat in
each room The tables are supplied with
every Geiicacy of the season from the
markets of Washington and Norfolk
Tickets on sale at i. 8: o. ticket office: ~
& G. office, at w. II. Wakes d Co.'S
Office. on wharf.
For further infcrmati ton apply.
D. j. CALLAHAN.
Telephone. AL. Agent.
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New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R. R. Co
Cape
Charles
Route

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY
OTHER LINE.
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXPRESS
EACH WAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY s. 1885.
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N. I'D c. ''"''s 5stt fS$
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train 23 for all points South
No. lO3 Daily. except Sunday. makes
ington. n. c., liinston. =. G.. Plymouth.
n. c., md I'LL Eastern Carolina points:
also at Rocky Mount with y. -. l.. train
So for all points Sonth.
Trains arrive at Norfolk Cos d. M tlnIly.
Also ut 1925 n. m daily, except SUNDAY,
folk wharf and also 4; oflic" OF Passenger
and Wicket ASent, 90 H2ln street.
For tickets to all paints South. sleep.
uoa, call on or address,
j. y. NEUGE.lsAUER.
Passenger ana Ticket Agent.
JAMES l.. MAupjN
General Forwarding Agent:
~. NJ. EMERSON
General Freight and Pass. Ascent.
G.. NJ. SERTEI.1.,
General Manager Norfolk.
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CONDENSED SCHEDULE IN EFFECT
AUGUST 80, 1895.
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j. c. CARROLL.
TRAVELLERS, G.I.DE.

90 MAIN STREET
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STATIONS. \ n No, :. 59 SSi IS $

LV. Norioik. Na......l $40 n. MI 2:l0 y. IN.
Ar. Suffolk, Va II 9:aI n M 1 3:05 D. M
AR. Tunis, n. C..,..lil6;R n. mi i:O9 u. m,
Ar. Hobgood, ~ G, Iii III n. mi 5:25 u. IN.
Ar. Tarboro, n. c. .lIi2:uO D. M ESQ ~ m
Ar. Rocky Mount N CIli2:S0 n. MI 6:25 u. m.
Ar. WIlliumston, \. Cli 80 n M
Ar. Plymouth, NC. III - | 900 H. M
Ar. Washington. Nc - 7:35 D. m
Ar. Ilinston. n. Gil .... 735 H. N
Ar. Wilson. y. c.. n / lis D. m 80 i, m
Ar. GoldSboro. n. C II POS b. mi 20 n m
Wilmington, NC. II 6:i5 D.. m, 100 n. m.
Ar. Fayetteville, N Gil 40 D. IN nj n ",
Ar. Florcnce, Sc. II 7:i5 u, mi S:Ei n m,
AR. Charleston, SC. .ilO:55 II, M G:lu n m
Ar. Columbia, S. Z. lll0:e0 d, m. hi 10 n m,
AR. Augusta, Ca. 500 a. MI 500 ~ M
Ar. Atlanta, Ca. Ill2:la H. IN il2:l5 n m
ar. Macon. Ga. I:CN Il, IN hi 100 Il. m.
Ar. Savannah. Ga. III / 80 n m T:3S n n,
Ar. Jacksonville. Fla II 7 40 a. M. 1880 a. m,
Ar. Selma. N. Co.. II 2:a3 H. m .'
AR. Raleigh, N. o.. 4 :o5 u, M -
Ar. Grecrshoro..N.c II 7:2u u, M -
AR. hshevillc n, c.. ..lli2:L9 M .
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-20
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS = Calcutta Grain Bags, So 90@4; San
Quentin, 81 90; Wool Bags, 24@26c.
CoAL-A circular for Australia says: During
the past month 49, TAB tons have arrived from Aus
tralla This is the largest quantity OF Newcastle
coal TO arrive in thirty days that has been record
co In some Time, little OF this Will be yarded as
It goes direct to consumers hence the market price
Is but little Affected There about $4,000 tons
due here in the next thirty days from Newcastle
this with $4,000 tons due from Swansea within the
same time, will keep our iobbers very busy hand
ling same There still over 12S,OO0 tons, carry
ing capacity, engaged in Australia to transport Coal
here there VIII be full stocks OF this grade
for months to come. A further decline is quoted in
outward grain freghts this week. which of course
means stihening of Coal freights from all foreign
ports Quotations for future loading have been
marked up; some transactions are reported at the
advance, and the general belief is the market must
do better. las is the last quoted freight rate from
a strong outlook that these figures may be further
marked up Wellington, SIS; New Wellington, SIS p
ton; Southfeld Wellington, 81 90 r ton: Seattle,
S6; Bryant. SO; Coos Bay, SO: Walends, 81:
Scotch, 81 So BrymbO, ST so; Cumberland, SS 80
in bulk and oIU so in SKIS: PENNSYLVANIA Anthra-
cite Egg, $l4; Welsh Anthracite Egg $9; Camel,
SIS; Rock Springs Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley,
81 co. Coke S15 in bulk and SIT in sacks
SUGAR-Yellows are 1ac lower; NO change In
Whites The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 512c; Dry Graduated. Tsc;
Confectioners A, 434c; Magnolia A, 3Isc; Extra
c, 1870; Golden C, $500; D, -; half-barrels 14c
SYRUP-Golden, in bbls 15c; Black Strap, l0c
p gallon.
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

CHICAGO, ILL, sept. 19.-Caifornia fruit sold
here at open auction to-day follows: By Earl
Fruit Company: Grapes = Tokays, 90c@S1 %;
double crates, 80 1902 55; Muscats, 81 O5 double
crates. 50 10; Cornichon. 81 10. Peaches - Sal
way, 7O@75c
BY Porter Bros. Company: Grapes - Crates
Tokays, 81 1O@2 80; half crates, 81 10: crates
Muscats. 81 65@1 rs; halt crates, S5@95c.
Peaches = Picquetts Lates, Salways 70@75c;
clings, 65@70c.
NEW YORK \. Y, Sept 19.-California fruit
sold at open auction to-day follows: BY Porter
Bros Company: Pears-Bartletts, 81 1902 10.
Ounces, 81 IS. Grapes-Half crates TokayS S5c
@$l %. Peaches-Levi clings, 81 10Gl 49, Sal
ways, S5cGSl 05; Georges, lates, 85@95c; Pic
quetts, lates. 75(GS0c.
By the Earl Fruit Company: Pears-Seckel.
81 10; Beurre Hardy. 81 40G1 70; Beurre Clair
geau, 81 l011 95; Vicar, 81 50. Grapes-Tokay,
81 al 80: some in bad condition, &c. Muscat, 55
@76c. Plums-Kelsey Japan, 81 50: Boes, 95c;
Ichworth, S5c. Prunes-Sver, SUc4$l 80; Ger
man, 81 35@ll As; FeIlenberg, 95c@$1 80. Peaches
Sellers cling, 81 10t01 25
BOSTON, MASS, sept. 19.-Porter Bros. Com
pany sold to-day at open auction: Plums-Japan,
81 IS. Grapes-Half crates, assorted, 81 40; To-
kay $1@l 371a Muscat, 75c(0l; Rose Peru, 75c
Pears-Bartlett, 50c(6S1 25 half boxes Peaches
-Salway 81 10: clings csc; Mcintyre. S712c.
MONTREAL, QUEBEC, Sept. 19-Earl Fruit
Company sold California frdit at open auction to-
day as follows: Peaches-Salway, S5c0$1 20;
Picquetts late, 81. Grapes-Tokay, 81 50@1 70
double crates, 81 70@3; Muscat, 81 30; double
crates. 50
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RECEIPTS OF INTERIOR PRODUCE.
FOR "a HOUR.
THE STOCK MARKET.

There was another advance in the Gold Hill
mines yesterday. Challenge sold up to 81 10, Con
fidence up to So 10, Yellow Jacket up to CSC and
Sierra Nevada up to S on the noon informal ses-
sion under active trading.
On the afternoon board the feeling was weaker
but very little ground was lost. After the board
adjourned there was general decline snd the
close weak.
NOTES.
The Virginia Enterprise says: Active work has
been commenced on the ditch which is to carry the
water supply to the Brunswick lode. The work on
the pipe line will be pushed to a completion at an
early date. The diamond drills on the 1850 level
of Con. Virginia have been in place for some
weeks and will probably be started up on the re-
turn of Superintendent Lyman from San Francisco.
The weekly reports of the Gold Hill mines are as
follows:
drift from shaft on 900 level. Car samples average
$5l 96 per ton. Have done some repair work on
1850 and 1900 levels during the week.
CoNFIDENCE-West crosscut from the surface
tunnel has been cleaned out and repaired for dis
lance OF 20 feet, total distance 122 feet from the
tunnel In the face OF west CrOSscut from top OF
the raise from the surface tunnel they cutting
out for second set of tiElbers to take the west
ward and the ground in this direction still shows
OF good quality. Have hoisted from the face of
the crosscut and stored in the orehouse at the mine
10 tons OF ore the average samples of which show
assay value Of $56 per ton
Cox. 1MPERIAL-Wes est crosscut from the sur
face tunnel is now out rs feet: the face shows
porphyry and quartz, the latter showing some
yaiue.
Grown Po1NT-Owing to the falling OFF of the
water in the Carson River, they were again com
PEELED to suspend the extraction of the
ing of the ! 18th inst There about'500 tons of
ore on hand in the dumps at the mine, and at the
Mexican mill. The west crosscut on the 600 level
has been extended 5 feet, total length so feet.
Face is in same formation as last week. Started a
crosscut to the west on the 700 level 200 feet south
of the shaft for the purpose of raising to the ore
on the eleventh floor. 1t was extended feet.
BELCHER-On the 800 level the joint Belcher
drift is out 20 feet. the face showing quartz and
porphyry. There have been hoisted during the
week and stored in the orehouSe at the mine "a
tons of ore, the average top sample of which
shows an average assay value of $24 SIS per ton.
Work on the Joint east crosscut has been sus-
pended for the present.
Seq. BELCHER-There have been hoisted during
the week and stored in the orehouse at the mine l
tons of ore, the average top sample Of which
shows assay value of $l3 so per ton.
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Castor from Oakland to Pier and the ship Mechri-
hanish from Long Bridge to Pier A.
Spoken.
Per bark w w CaSe-Sept II, A O3, n I59 81 w,
stmr Bertha, hence Sept for Unalaska
Sept 1888 n, 80 w. Br bark Dunreggan, from
Astoria Cor Queenstown.
Domestic Ports.
PORT BLAKELEY-Arrived Sept 1S-ScrFanny
Dutard. from Ventura
BALLARDS-Arrived Sept 19-Schr Fred E
Sanders from Newport.
PORT HADLOCk-Arrived Sept l8-Schr
Camper, hence Sept 4.
FORT BRAGG-Arrived Sept 19-stmr Rival,
hence Sept 49,
TACoMA-Arrived Sept 19--Schr Annie Larsen
hence Aug 81.
ROCkPORT-Sailed Sept 1S-Stmr South Coast,
for San Francisco.
COOS BAY-Arrived Sept Is-Stmr Arago, hence
Sent IT: stmr Alcazar. hence Sept 10.
WESTPoRT-Arrived Sept 19-Stmr Moro,
ASToRIA.sailed Sept 1s-stmr Truckee, for
sEATTLE-Arrived Sept 1s-Schr VIM Renton,
PORT GaMBLE-sailed Sept 19-schr Comet,
for San Pedro
PORT TOY NSEND-Arrlved Sept 1S-Schr K
EUREKA-Arrived Sept 1e--Stmr Alice Banch-
ard, from Coos Bay; Haw bark Leahi, from
CLEONE-sailed Sept 19-stmr Alcatraz.
BOWENS LANDING-Arrlved Sept 1S-Schr
Barbara Hernster, from Lompoc.
SAN PEDRO-Arrived Sept 19-H NJ stmr
Penelope, from
Sailed Sept 19-Stmr Jewel for San Francisco
GRAYS HARBOR-Sailed Sept 1S-Stmr Del
Norte. for San Francisco.
NAVARRO-Arrived Sept 19-Schr Sacramento,
hence Sept Is.
GREENWOoD-sailed Sept 19-Stmr Whites
boro. for San Francisco.
Foreign Ports.
NEWCASTLE, NSW-Sailed Sept 19-Haw ship
John Ena for San Francisco.
SHANGHAI-Arrived Sept II - Schr Golden
Shore. from Tacoma.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sept 1S-1tallan Dark
Clio Batta Repetto, hence May g.
FLEETWOOD-Arrived Sept 49, Br ship
Laurebank, hence May 4.
DEAL-Passed Sept 1877 ship Inchcape Rock,
from London for San Francisco
for San Francisco.
Movements of transatlantic Steamers.
KINSALE-Passed Sept 19-Stmr Britannia,
from New York for Queenstown and Liverpool
flnpOrtations
MENDOCINO-Per Point Arena-2 canned
goods. 80 pkgs mdse rs NJ # lumber, cs eggs, SO
bxs butter 5061 posts, 90 eds bark, bd dry hides,
II bxs apples, SO SKIS peas.
COnsignees.
Per Point Arena-H offman q Alexander: Arctic
Oil Works; Cunningham, Curtiss & WEIGH; Stulz
Bros Wilson Il Baechtel; Rohlffs & Gerdau;
DietZ d Co; De Bernardo & Co; o Smith IL Co:
Ross t& Hewlett; STANDARD Oil Co: Wetmore Bros
Dodge, Sweeney & Co; Whitney & Co: Dale
mand Il Co; Mendocno Lumber CO. G f Greentree:
Whitney Transfer Co; Bender Bros; g ID Ford &
Co; Ballard IL Hall.
For Late shipping Intelligence See Thirteenth Page.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-20
The COMMERCIAL
CIAL
WoRLD.

well in, and with that demand withdrawn the
market exhibited its need OF support prices break
higher. December wheat opened from 59!sc TO
Soc sold between 613sG593sc, closing at 591ac
ceipts for tomorrow 60 cars.
Corn-Strength to corn was conveyed from wheat.
The Withdrawals from store were large at 32S607
bushels and furnishe further firmneSs. The Gin
cinnati Price Current summary reported that very
little of the corn crop now in danger from
frost. LIVERPOOL cables were firm and higher.
Receipts al Chicago were 29S cars The later de-
preston in wheat prices eXerted an i'll effect on
corn. Export clearances amounted to 252,625
bushels. May corn opened at 295Sc, sold between
SOC and 291s@295Sc, closing at 295sc asked, a
shade under yesterday. Estimated receipts for to-
morrow, $50 cars.
Oats-Scarcely enough business transacted
in oats to estab sh quotations. the ups and downs,
which were of exceedingly light account being in
sympathy with the action of the other grains.
Receipts were 223 cars and 20O,5S5 bushels were
taken from store. May oats closed shade under
yesterday. Estimated receipts for tomorrow $50
cars
Flax was easier. Cash No. l. Northwestern sold
from s554@95c: September, a5c: october, s5@
9412c; December, 951209514c; May, 81 00121
9912c. Receipts were 10S cars.
Provisions-There was perhaps a trife more
business In product to-day than for several days
past The improvement was so slight. however. as
not to entite the trade to be termed active. The
hog market was generally firm and that, with the
strength of wheat, furnished about the only sus-
tanning influence. Later the offerings seemed to
be in excess of the demand, and prices fell away,
but steadied near the close. October pork closed
unchanged. October lard and ribs each 712c
higher.
Closing prices:
.Wheat-september, $3.50; December, 591ac;
May, 631ac.
Corn-september, 33slc; October, 32Ac; De-
cember, 1884 C: May, 1855.
Oats-S 'ptember, 1890; October, 191Ac; Deem
Der, 1870.
Pork-September. SO 221s: October, So 271s
Lard-SeptemDer, So s712; October, $5 9212;
January. 80 S712.
Ribs-september, SIS 171a; October, S. 221a;
January, 81 "a.
CODditioDS in brttar cbowad M
alteration to-day. Extras sold fairly well, but in
ferior goods were slow. Prices were unchanged.
tggS-There was fair demand for eggs, but the
offerings were somewhat heavier. Prices were
steady at 13129l4c for fresh stock.
Money was 4G412 per cent on call and sos per
cent on time loans. New York exchange sold at
Soc discount.