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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-13
COLLISION Nv THE EAST RIVER.

There was a collision yesterday afternoon of Pss
No g. East River. between dredge and barge. IN
which the former had hole stove In her. The tug
Dudley Gray was towing number Of loaded coal
barges up the East River TO Boston. The tow was
rounding pier No / on its way up the river when
the tide forced OF the barges against the wreck
INK dredge, which stationery OF the end Of
the pier There crash and the guard Of the
barge smashed a hole In the dredge above the
water line. The barge was not damaged. and the
tow kept on its way up the river The wrecking
dredge is said TO be owned by the Merritt-Chapman
Wrecking Company.
NEW YORK DAY AT PHILADELPHIA Elk.
POSITION.
Monday, Nov. 18th.
Exposition; good 10 return until Nov 32nd
- Via PsppsylYapiA RallrQads-AdYt -~----A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-13
CONTINUED ON third pageD

THE TOOTH OF TIME"
needs not Rensoyptus Tooth Powder-but use II on
your teeth They'll last longer. AT all druggists
--Advt
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-13

Puerto Cabelo the Spanish for the title THE
Port OF a Hair" is so called on the pretence that
within its safe harbors q ship might almost be
tied by fra a tether a hair. II is one OF the
few places on the coast where boat chain up
alongside the pier II is busy place. about fifteen
million pounds OF coffee. to mention one thing.
being shipped annually. The city is about forty
FIVE miles from Valencia and sxty-hve miles from
La Guayra. 1t has a population of 1900. 1t is the
second port in commercial Importance In Nenez-
uela Eight or more different steamship lines ply
regularly between this port and England. France.
Germany, Holland, the United States and the West
Indies There are many foreigners among the resi-
dents including few Americans. 1t was In this
hot territory that Sir Francis Drake. the English
Admiral succumbed to yellow fever.
At the entrance TO the harbor, nearly opposite the
city, is the old fort where Simon Bolivar. the
Liberator % Venezuela. placed in command.
when only twenty-six years old, by General
Miranda who then leading the country In its
first struggle for liberty.
General Ramon Guerra. who led the land forces
for Castro. Is old and astute guerriero. He was
second TO Crespo al the time OF the revolution OF
dency of Crespo, and was the successful candidate te
at the last election for the Governorship OF MI
randa. General Andrade II is said. ignoring the
Constitution OF the Republic. attempted to deny
General Guerra's rights OF citizenship. and annued
his election. General Guerra enlisted the sympa-
thies OF the people Of Miranda, and they took up
arms against the AEdrade Government, but were
not able to make any prolonged stand against the
Government.
Several days ago, when Castro threatened to
lombard Puerto Cabeo unless the city sur
rendered Francis y. LOOMS United States Min
lister 10 Venezuela, tried to convince Paroles OF
the useessness of holding out. but Paroles efused
nounced that he was prepared to meet any force
Castro might send against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-13
PUERTO CABELLO TAKEN.
PAREDES COMPELLED TO SURRENDER
THE CITY AFTER A FIERCE BATTLE.
OVER SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY PERSONS
KILLED AND WOUNDED DURING THE
BoMBARDMENT-CAsTR ENEMIES
ALI, SIfPDIrEn
ALL SUBDUED
fBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUSE.l


Puerto Cabello Venezuela Nov 12-Cieneral
Paroles surrendered Puerto Cabello at 10 o'clock
this morning after terrible battle in which. 1t
is estimated over six hundred and fifty persons
were killed and wounded.
The only General who remained faithful to
Andrade after the deposed President was COM
PEELED to seek safety in fight attacked from
both land and sea. The land attack was begun
last Friday night by a large force OF men under
General Ramon Guerra, one Of Castro's strong
est supporters Desutory fighting continued
until about 4 o'clock Saturday morning, but
Paredes could not be compelled to give up his
position. During the night Guerras men made
practically no headway. Almost as 1t
was daylight, however. the attacking force made
a fierce assault on the city, compelling Paroles
to retreat to Fort Liberator. This engagement
lasted about an hour and half, the little garri-
son stubbornly resisting every inch of the
ground During the struggle many men fell on
both sides, but the odds were overwhelmingly
against Paredes. and at about o'clock Guerra
had forced entrance into the city.
The fleet arrived in the harbor about o'clock.
and Immediately began to lombard the city.
The range was too great. however, and the
greater part of the firing proved ineffective.
Paroles continued to resist the combined at
tack Of the land and forces until 10 o'clock,
when, owing to the great loss he had sustained,
he was compelled to surrender.
When Castro and his officers entered the city
a scene of ruin and devastation met their eyes.
Dead and wounded were lying around every
where
The bombardment was watched by the off,
GERS Of the American. British. French, German
and Dutch cruisers, lying at considerable dis
tance out in the harbor. and when Paroles sur
rendered DR.. Braisted, Of the United States
cruiser Detroit, went ashore. together with the
surgeons Of the other warships. to minister to
the wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-13
MERCHANTS IN CHINA ALARMED.

We understand there is considerable censor
ship on cable messages from Japan
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The San Francisco call., 1899-07-14
Dpc1pUous AND CITRUS FRUITS.

The Gamers are paying the following prices:
Peaches. $40 for frees and $50 for clings; Apri-
cots, $35Q5o per ton, according to size and quail
ity and district; Bartlett Pears, $4OQoO per ton'
Green and Yellow Plums. s25 per ton.
Green and Yellow Plums packing account
are higher Colored table Pums are in liberal
supply and cheap. Peaches remain about the
same, and there is no lack of Aprtcots In the
local market. Pears are coming in more freely
Cherries longer worth quoting CRAB
apples are slow of sale. though there are not
many here. Grapes drag and are green ano
undesirable as rule. Melons are not wanted
mentioned was cleaned up at s1o912 per 100.
Berries continue low.
Citrus Fruits of all kinds are quiet.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Apples, 35c@s1 per large box; Crabapples, 40
@6oc for small and 75cds1 per large box.
BERRIES-Blac Blackberries, s3q4 per chest:
Strawberries, sSG6 per chest for small and 81 30
az 30 for large berries; Raspberrtes So 5O45 per
chest; Logan berries, S4d6 per chest.
CantaIoupes, 81 per box and 81 25Q2 30 per
crate; Nutmegs, 81 70 per box and szq2 aS per
crate.
Grapes black and white 75c0s1 per crate.
Currants A96 per chest
Green Pears 35q75c per box, according to
size; Bartletts, s191 25 per box.
Figs 2594oc for single and 4o075c per box
for double layers of black and 25140c for white
Apricots 40QS5c per box.
Peaches. 25@50c per box and 20G35c per bas-
ket; Crawfords. 40d65c per box and 3595oc per
basket.
Piums, 25G4oc per box; Prunes, 259Soc per
crate.
CITRUS FRUITS Seeding Oranges. 5ocG
81 so; valencias. $685. Lemons, SOL 80 for COM
mon and s262 so for good to choice; Mexican
Lines s4: California Lines, 2595oc per small
box: Bananas. 81 50G2 so per bunch; Pineappes,
$lq2 80 Dozen
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-14
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, July 13.-Wheat opened weak
and lower at 731kG73&sc for September. com
pared with yesterdays advance here. This and
the continued large movement of wheat In the
Northwest. seasonable weather and the rather
bearish summary of the Price Current caused
considerable liquidation and a further decline
to 731ac occurred. This around put price,
and buying against those privileges arrested
the decline. News in regard to the spring
wheat crop caused considera BILE apprehension
among shorts. Some sections of the Northwest
reported excess of rain, others too much
pers doing considerable damage in the wheat
fields. This started a general buying move
ment and the highest price of the day re-
suited September reached 741sc and held for
time at about that figure. The absence
of demand for cash wheat unnoticed during the
in the situation in the afternoon. Berlin ad-
vices to the effect that Russia was offer
ing rye and barley heavily for fall shipment.
AS this contrary to previous Russian ad-
vices the rather diScouraging TO
holders and started liquidation. which became
declined to 1914 973asc. but rallied under short
covering to 7312c, which was the closing price.
Corn moderately active and weak, fol-
lowing closely the fluctuations Of wheat. Sep
tember closed %sq12c lower.
Oats firm and higher early Later sthe
market weakened somewhat with wheat. Sep
tenber closed 1sc lower
Provisions were active and irregular. The
market advanced sharply early good gen
eral demand. owing to moderate hog receipts
and higher yard prices Later heavy realiZ-
ing movement carried the prices steadily down
ward. The close was steady with pork and
lard 212c lower and ribs SC lower.
The leading futures ranged AZ follows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-14
NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE

NEW YORK. July 13-FLOUR-R Receipts,
90 2o4; exports. o, l13 A little quieter and a
shade in buyers favor. without being quotably
lower.
WHEAT-Receipts. $50. 175; exports, 113 400
Spot. Eastern No. ? red. soc f. O. b. ahoat spot ;
No. Northern Duluth. Sic f. o. b. af1oat spot
rive; No. red, 7S&4c elevator. Options opened
steady because OF unsatisfactory Liverpool ca
bles, rallyfng later on complaints of too much
ram In the Northwest and also in France. Real
izin6 orders prompted a final setback and
closed the market 1+qi4c net lower: July,
1StzgIyc; closed, 7S1ec; September. 1873 D79c
closed, 7S1zc; December, S0kdSO7sc; closed.
S0Sc
Observation-Disclosures in metals to-day
were something of a sensational order so far
as tin concerned, a pressing demand from
consumers and other buyers sending prices 100
91O2E points higher. The bulge originated in
good reports from the West. strong cables and
unwillngness of holders to make further
sales pending more definite knowledge the
situation generally. The other departments
showed sympathetic strength but little price
variations. AT the close the Metal Exchange
called:
PIGIRON-Warrants. nominal at s1S So
LAKE COPPER-Unchanged. with SIS % bid
and SIS 80 asked.
TIN-Unsetted and entirely nominal. with
s2g 20 bid 2 and and SZs p aske6 81 so h, and 8. s. sd
The brokers price for lead is 81 80 and for
sPELTER- -Firner. with Sc 25 bid and IS 50
asked.
COFFEE-options closed steady. unchanged
August 81 55; September. 81 65 October 81 70;
March IS 30 Spot coffee-Rio. duh but steady;
mild. quiet and steady.
SCGAR-Raw, barely steady. tending down
ward. Refined, steady.
BUTTER Receipts, 7474 packages. Irregu-
lar; Western creamery. 15Q1SI2c; factory, u
G14Ac.
EGGS Receipts, 10, 46S packages. Market
dull; Western. 15d1512c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS.
NEW YORK, July 13-California dried
fruits, quiet.
EVAPORATED APPLES-Common 61k@7c;
prime wire tray SAg81zc; choice, S1zgoAc;
fancy, 9@91zc
PRUNES-3k0S1sc.
APRICOTS| Royal. lac: Moorpark 14@1ac.
PEACHES-Unpeeled, 10Q11c.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-14
NEW YORK DRIED FRUIT MARKET,

The New York Commercial says:
''Prunes are quiet, but prices are steany.
There appears TO be a slightly improved demand
in some quarters. but after all IT cuts little
figure in the market yet According 10 crop
reports from Oregon, not half last years y1eid
will be produced. and the quality OF those VIII
be unsatisfactory in many localities. owing ID
injury from cold The California crop appears
to be doing well and promises abundantIy The
French and Turkish crops are likely TO De
short which will cause a better demand 1or
American goods abroad
NO opening prices apTicots were reported
Yesterday. and SO fa- learned, no sales al
prices TO be made occurred Exporters eeno ID
numerous inquiries, but no business results.
The output is likely to be more abundant thah
was estimated Spot stocks are closely con
trolled and in second hands Not car Is re-
ported in firEt hands in this market The mar
ket on the coast is reported entirely cleaned up:
Peaches on the spot are closely controlled
and entirely in second hands Some holders are
sold out while others have a few left Prices
tend upward on old goods, but sales are re
strlcted in the absence Of Hberal supplies
There is nothing new in raisins- Trade In
nll departments is dead Some Seeders are send
ing in a few small orders. but the supply Is 30
small that Il amounts 10 no business at all
There is little demand for foreign goods
and prices are merely nominal" "
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-14
POTATOES. ONIONS AND VEGETABLES

Potatoes are in better assortment and prices
are weak. Onions show little change from day
TO day The Vegetable market continues lib
orally stocked at about previous quotations.
POTATOES-Ga Chiles 81 50G1 IS; Peer
less. 81 75G2 in boxes and 81 6oG1 Is in sacks:
Early Rose 81 35q1 75; Burbanks 81 60G2 10 in
boxes and 81 40G1 rs in sacks on the wharf.
ONIONS-New, l5135c per sack for red and
756s0c per ctl for Silverskins.
VEGETA ABLES-Asparagus. 75c9S1 so per box
for ordinary and 81 1902 % for fancy: Rhubarb,
2505oc per box: Green Peas, 21zc per lb; String
Beans 113c; Cabbage. soc; Tomatoes, 15G35c
per box; Rivers 75cGs1 rs; Stockton $4,000;
Egg Plant, 81 2591 so; Green Okra, 50cQs1 per
box; Garlic 2@3c; Green Peppers. 5Gc@$1 for
Chile and SOL 25 per box for Bell: Carrots 800
40c per sack; Bay Cucumbers 60975c: Summer
SQUASH 25GD50c for Bay; Green Corn. 25GS5c per
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-14
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Flour, or SKIS 49, 3.43s Oats. ctls ........ $50
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-14
WEATHER REPORT.
09otb Me-jdian-Pactac Timel

Q20th Meridian-PaciHc TIme-)
SAN FRANCISCO. July u, p m
The following maximum temperatures were
reported from stations in California to-day:
Eureka so; Red Bluff. IS; SACRAMENTO. &;
Fresno, a.: san Luis Obispo 20; Independence,
g; Los Angeles, so; San Diego. 20; Yuma, 1GS-
san Francisco data-Naximum temperature,
6S; minimum. 50; mean, "a
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST
The pressure has fallen slightly over the
whole country west OF the Rocky Mountains
The usual summer low overites Arizona and
Southeastern California
The temperature has remained nearly sta
tionary over the entire Pacific Slope In the
Sacramento Valley the temperatures are
slightly above the normal while in the san Joa-
ouin the temperatures are slightly above the
normal In the vicinity OF San Francisco
there is a vertical thermal gradient OF degree
rise for every 1G5 feet
A thunderstorm is reported at Salt Lake City
Forecast made at San Francisco for 80 hours
ending midnight July II 1889:
Northern CaIifornia-Fair Friday; warmer;
northerly winds IN the interior; fresh westerly
winds the coast
Southern Cal!tornia-Fair Friday warmer
along the coast; light northeriy winds
portion.
Utah-C1oudy Friday, with showers in the
forenoon and thunderstorIns in the mountains.
AriZona-Fair Friday
san Francisco and vicinity-Fair Friday;
warmer; fresh westerly winds
ALEXANDER G. McADIE.
Forecast Official.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-14
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

YORK STOCK hARhEGI-
NEW YORK, July 1s-The heaviness which
was predominant in the stock market to-day
represented the shifting Wall-street sentiment
regarding the money situation more than any
thing else though il emphasized by the
rise in the Bank Of England's minimum rate
10 3z per cent and the acute weakness of the
local traction stocks, especially Brooklyn
Wall street had it that a strike had actually
been declared. and the stocks in that group
street seemed to lay more stress on the advance
in the Bank of England rate than itself The
cially of Americans, were well maintained in
spite Of the rise in the rate OF discount There
French rentes and foreign markets seemed to
be relieved from the tension of apprehension
prices Of the internationals led the decline In
New York and many stocks had fallen point
being conspicuous. Sugar also developed early
weakness and only partly recovered its decline.
sistance, Missouri Pacific leading, was the
case yesterday. and St Louis Southwestern
Anaconda was also strong, following Londons
lead, and was at one time up points There
was sympathetic activity and strength in
Amalgamated Copper in the outside market.
the shares rising above -. During the after
American Steel and Wire, American Car pre-
ferred and Cotton Oil. which induced a gen
eral recovery il the specialties. Northern Pa
cifc rose 70 81 IN the late dealings and checked
the declining tendency on realizing. New York
points, and Mobile and Ohio 5. The local
money market was easier in tone but operators
Who bought yesterday the prospect of ia
vorable bank statement were inclined to feel
that they had exaggerated the prospective bene-
nj. There were realizing sales from this
source
New York Centrals increase in gross earn
!ngs for June of $3.50 Osi helped the late recov-
cry il the market The close was about steady
at mixed gains and losses
The railroad bond market rather dull
and irregular, the Southwestern railroads being
In good demand Total sales, par value, 81 SIS,
600.
United States As registered declined 4 In the
bid price
Total sales Of stocks 44S1s shares. incIud-
ing: American Steel II, 300; American Sugar,
"a 600; Anaconda, %, 800; Atchison preferred
3l,0o9; Brooklyn, Transit, $1,000; Burlington. Is,
zoo; Continental Tobacco. $500; Federal Steel
1900; Louisville and Nashville. 300o Manhattan,
16 7o0; Northern Pacific. 13loO: Reading first
preferred. 1900; Rock Island. 1900: St Paul 49,
900: Union Pacific, 300; Union Pacific preferred.
$500: American Cotton Oil. 500: Brunswick
Company, 300: Chesapeake and Ohio 10. 500;
Chicago Great Western, 5000; Metropolitan, $500
Mexican Central 1900; Missouri Pacific a. 200
New York Central! 5000; Pennsylvania. $500
Tennessee Coal and Iron, 5000; Texas and Pa
cifc. 13 900; Wabash preferred 1900.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-14
DRIED FRUITS, NUTS AND RAIs1Ns

The market for new fruits is quiet here be-
cause there are no arrivals of any consequence.
but the New York market is much hrmer and
the demand there is Improving, will be seen
in the first column.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes. sh for 4o-50s, &c
for 50-60s. 4c for 6o-7o's. 31s9S%c for 10 SOS,
2a4G3Ac for so-sO's. 21k@244c for s0-1Oos and
2G2Ac for l0o-110s; Plums, nominal. 134c for
unpitted and 41ag6c for pitted; $40
DRIED FRUITS New Crop)-Apricots, SIG
1olkc for Royals. and 1114@121ac for Moorparks:
Peaches 7.4@s12c; Evaporated Ap&ples, & 81 8s1i9&s5sc. &
crown 5slc for four-crown. 41aG1sc for seedless
sultanas S1so for seedless MuscateIs M 5 and 81 20
for London layers; Dried Grapes Z%@Sc- ae-
for hardshell. 1O@11c for softshell Chile Wal
nuts 11a12c; Almonds. sdsc for hardshell. l2@
13c for softshell 14G16c for paper-shell; Pea
nuts 6G7c for Eastern and 41kq5c for Califor-
MIA; Cocoanuts. A 50q5.
light amber: water white extracted. s&Q7hc:
light amber extracted. 6A96i5c; dark, 5QS1ec
per ID.
BEEswAx-25Q27c per Ib.