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HANGING FIRE.


The Chinese bill appears to be hanging
fire somewhat in the House. There are SO
many members who want TO speak upon it
that its passage may be deferred. Il also
seems that The opposition to it is increasing
and becoming holder, and that the twenty
years provision is held to be in some dan
ger by observers Certainly it has elicitsd
much more resistance tban seemed probable
at first, and ye. much Of this may be for
the purpose OF plscating the strong pro-
Chinese feeling in the East, and reconciling
it to the ultimate passage Of the bill, It is
of course the political consideration upon
which the cause of the Pacific coast de-
ponds altogether just COW. If either party
thought it could do without the votes OF
this coast the bill would stand very small
chance OF enactment. AS it is they are
both afraid TO commit themselves, though
it must be said that the Republicans have
exhibited much the most courage on this
head, and their course may perhaps EN-.
barrass the party in this State during the
coming campaign.
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sHIPHERD.

Mr.. Shipherd evinces dizinclinasion TO
be examined by the Congressional Com
.nittee. He has been the subject OF an
unfortunate accident Just as he was set
ting out for the Committee room, with all
his papers, he was stricken down with
severe attack of malarial fever. which will
confine him to his house several days. Yet,
curiously enough, Inquiry in his neighbor-
hood reveals the fact that he is not at
home. The. COMMITTEE have sent mes
senger to inquire into the matter. Just
now it seems possible that the great Peru
Wan protector has concluded discretion to
be the better part of valoT, and has taken
an unceremonious departure. This, how
ever, would indicate that he was person
of fewer resources than his career
shows him to possess, and therefore 1t Is
most likely that he will turn up presently,
though whether the committee will get
ANYTHING out of him is another question.
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4 srRANeE AccIpENr

A preacher at Virginia City has received
q probably fatal wound by the accidental
discharge of his own pistol thar is to say,
of pistol which he was carrying, as is to
be supposed, habitually. The strange cir
cumstance here is not that man should
be wounded in such a way, but that 4
preacher should find 1t necessary to carry
a pistol at all. Was this reverend gentle
man afraid of being attacked by robbers
Was he indeed p member of the church
militant? Was he prepared to enforce
his " doctrines orthodox, by apostolic blows
" aud knooksg" a preacher who carries a
pistol would seem TO be a contradiction in
terms, though we are willing to admit that
the ways Of the Virginia folks may not be
as the ways of other people, and that pcs
sibly it is there considered necessary that
the parson should always be "heeled. "
But whoever carries pistol must be sup
posed ready and willing to use it upon
occasion, and il would be interesting to
know what provocation preacher would
consider sufficient to justify homicide. The
laity in mining regions are too prone TO
draw and use weapons upon small excuse
or none. The practice of wearing pistols
tends that way. But it would seem reason
able that preachers should discountenance
such practices in all possible ways, and
that even if there was come danger of vio-
lence it would be more in accordance with
their functions and positions to take the
risk of it, than to put within possibility
the commission Of murder by their own
hands
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gHEs M9RnIl G's NEWS

In New York Saturday Government bords were
quoted at 11s %. IS Of 1857; SB for as; 1ocs Eos
SIS; st5rlings 81 $685. soI; silver bars, 1l3}
silver in Loudos, 81 Il 16d oonsols, 1ol 1-l6d
per eat Uniyed States bonds. extended, lo4; IS
19g; g, 1ltl
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at ] dis
count to par; Mexican dollars 90 cents.
Mining stocks were in fair demsrd in San Fran
cisco Saturday morning, but prices were generally
from sc to SOC lower than on Friday Yellow jacket
sold dom to 81 O5 Tor assessment paid stock.
At many points yetsrday che Sunday law was
obeyed but III ether towns it was set at defiance.
Another snow blockade is reported from the
mountains, and no trains were able to get through
yesterday.
Three children we're burned to death on Friday at
Petersboro, Ont.
An Italian at Baltimore braIned his vile with q
hatchet then Stabbed her eighteen times, and fin
ished by shooting himself.
Three secti- n men were shot and robbed by two
emigrlnts on Thursday. at Gopher Station, on the
Kansas Pacific Railroad.
Emperor William met with a fall on Friday, which
confines him 80 his room.
The Crystal Palace Theater at Marseilles, France,
has been destroyed by fire
At Tampa, Fla on Saturday, c. D. Owens stabbed
a young lady, and was taken fr IN Jail by citizens
and hanged ia & tree.
Fire at Falibault. MINI; also at Williamsburg,
NY.
The smallpox scourge is still making frightiul
havoc at South Bethlehem, Pa
Secretary Hunt is seriously i'll at Washington.
Mass., now number over 700
A new comes has been discovered by Charles S.
Wells, OF the Dudley observatory,
Heavy rains and damaging floods are reported in
Brazil.
A powder OK. Ioslon at Custer, D. T., fatally hurt
two men and badly Injured another
Caneields in Cubs are being destroyed by fire.
man named Chappell killed himself in Shasta
county Saturday
snow slide at Genoa. New, killed white man,
two women and child. and seven indians.
Rev. T. Il. IeGrath died al Vrgini.. New. Satur-
day, from his self inflicted wound.
A. H. Crooks and S. J. Jorry were killed in Wasco
county, Oregon. By Lucian Lsugdon.
Morgan carp WAS assassinated at Tombstone, A.
T, Friday night.
An Indian on break il feared in New Mexico
The Westinghouse of the Lake Superior Powder
Company, rear Marquette, Mich, was blown up
Saturday.
Thomas Edmordscn WAS murdered by three
roughs at Good Hope. H., Friday night
Frank Rolfe, stage roJbar, escaped from Jail at
Sonora, Tuo!umnc county. Saturday night, bus was
rscaptured yesterday.
The ship screamer, from Philadelphia for New
Orleans, went down in a gale on the 10th instant,
taking three OF the crew with her.
The cornerstone of the Old Ladies' Home was
laid in San Francisco yesterday, in the presence Of
5000 people.
James Lacy end Robert Rodrick were taken from
Jail at Rawlius. Wyo. yesterday. by masked men,
and hanged
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guilt. Nothing can be more certain than
that it did print as fresh news paragraphs
which it had clipped from week-old New
Yorkpaper. Calling its contemporaries liars
will not affect the situation in any way.
L stands convicted, and it canno. swear
itself out of the difficulty. It seems to US,
however, that il treats its customers in
the news business very unfairly. For 1t
asserts, first that it does not give the Ea-
amiRer its best news, but as it were only
the leavings Of its budget; and it proceeds
to declare that it makes the Examiner pay,
fer this shabby and inadequate service,
more than twice as much as the Associated
Press charged that journal formerly. This
is certainly q very remarkable statement,
and one which ought to have special
interest for the Erqmiaer, were it true.
But observation shows that it is not true
that as matter of fact the Examiner pub
fishes nearly everything the Chronicle
publishes and that if the latter has
specials" they are so infrequent and
unimportant as to be unappreciable. The
telegraphic columns Of the Eramincr from
day to day contain almost word for word
the news of the Chronicle. The latter
asserts that it does not feel the competi-
tion Of its neighbor at all, but that state.
ment of course was to have been expected,
and considering It's source it has no value.
To ascertain whether one Journal is hurt.
ing the business Of another it is necessary
to compare their claims upon public sup
port, and when that is done in the case
before us it becomes obvious that tie
Examiner must be taking many subscribers
from the Chronicle, because it is, in nearly
every respect, better newspaper.
In this connection we may observe that
the Chronicle seeks to bolster up its own
telegraphic arrangements at the expense Of
the journals to which it sells news. II, as
it asserts, it keeps the best dispatches for
itself, what becomes of the Bees statement
that it receives all the freshest news? The
Bee indeed boasts that it has received the
news Of ali the most important events for
some time past, but it is necessary to ex-
plain that all such news as the assassination
of Garfield, of his death, of the meeting
and proceedings of National Conventions
of the assassination of the Gar and SO
forth, can be had gratuitously by any body,
since it is given by the Western Union
Telegraph Company to the public without
any charge. No journal consequently can
base a claim for enterprise upon the receipt
of such matters, but it is in the procurement
of special intelligence that enterprise is dis
played and money is expended. Nor can
the Chronicles customers brag about the
quality of the news it sells to them, in
the face Of its assertion that it always keeps
the valuable news for itself. We do not
say that this is SO, but the Chronicle says
so, and it must be at least an authority for
its customers, the Examiner, Post and Bee,
upon such point.
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PERSONAL.

John W. Forney contemplates enlarging
his fathers paper. Progress
Colonel w. w. Clapp, of the Boston
Journal, has presented to the Cohasset
Mass Public Library fifty volumes Of
choice literature.
The eldest son of the well. known sports
man, Sir John Ashley, is to marry Lady
Gertrude Pelham, daughter of the late,
and only sister of the present, Earl cf Var.
borough.
President Arthur sent the following tele.
gram to- the Sons of Vermont reunion at
Chicago: Unable to be with you this
evening send you my greeting 1 think
there is one native son of Vermont who
to-day, as an excuse for his absence, can
fairly plead pressure OF official duties else.
where"
Patrick Reagan, who lives in South Bos-
ton, was born on the Isle of Man in the
year ISL, and last month celebrated his
l0lst birthday. He was in the British
navy during the wars of the early part of
the present century, and subsequently, for
forty years was coast guardsman in Ire
land. He is in excellent health.
When Anna Dickinson appeared in
Rochester as Hamlet tor the first time her
hair was combed down over her forehead,
giving strong masculine look to her
features, but her voice and manner were
said to be extremely feminine. Her voice
faltered as she commenced to speak, and
the last of the sentence was almost inaudi-
bic, but this weakness soon disappeared,
nor did it again make its appearance during
the entire performance.
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LONDON, March 19sb.-The Tiaaes' dis.
patch from Berlin says: Won Eisendrehr, the
German Minister to Japan, is mentioned as
the successor of Won Sshloezer at Washing
ton.
PARIS, March 19ih-The National says :
" 1t is quite possible that Raustan, the newly
appointed Minister to the United States, will
never go to Washington. Il appears that he
does not desire to cross the Atlantic, and the
Government, in nominating him for Wash
ington, were chiefly DESTROYS of proving that
by recalling him from T'upis they were not
infilcting any dis grace upon him.
Those Awful Fenians.
LONDON. March 19th-A shed at the Royal
Albert Deck, London, was burned Saturday.
II is supposed that the fire was the result Of
Fenian plot to fire the docks and make a
raid for the arms belonging to the Dock Vol
unteers. The damage was slight.
The appointment of Sargent Criticised
In Germany.
LONDON, March 10 h.-The Standards
correspondent at Berlin says: The press here
severely criticise the appointment of Sargent
as United States Minister TO Germany. The
Tageblatt sharply reproves Everett, Secretary
Of the United States Legation in Berlin, for
neglecting to point out to his Government
the improperly Of appointing such g success
sor to men like George Bancroft, Bayard
Taylor and Andrew d. White.
The search for de Long.
ST. PETERSBURG. March 19sh-Lieutenant
Harbor has reached Krasnoj arsks, and awaits
the arrival of Lieutenant Danenhower.
a Russian expedition will be organized this
summer to explore the Argara district, ST.
bsria.
Shortage In Accounts.
New YORK, March 19sh.-West India ad-
vices state that the Administrators ensrars
Office at Demorara is short ia its accounts
S121 ST. Minors and widows are the sufferers.
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Burt & Paokapd's
Fine Shoes

THE UNDERWEAR OPENING of
three weeks ago awakened far wider interest
in this line of goods than we even then anti
cipated, although we knew that for months
past our constant efforts have been directed
towards getting grade Of UNDERWEAR
superior in all respects to that which is made
for the general market. We have not only
gained many new customers through Our
endeavors to present GOOD WORK at
low prices, but we believe we have greatly
lessened the number of those who have
heretofore seen fit to compete with us by
making their UNDERWEAR at home,
and that is the highest compliment that can
be paid to the worth and beauty of the
seasons supply. TOMORROW, WE
SHALL SPEAK OF INFANTS WEAR
AND OUTFITS.
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S1oRE ABOUT cANDIDArEs.

The friends Of Lieutenant Governor Mans
field are urging his name as a candidate for
United States Senator in place of Senator
Farley.
Chester Rowell, State Senator from Fresno
county, is being spoken of as candidate for
Railroad Commissioner from the southern
district.
The name of L. q. Shippee, President of
the Stockton Savings and Loan Society, has
been announced as candidate for Railroad
Commissioner for the southern district.
The Democratic ticket is about made up,
says the Modesto Herald, for Stanislaus
county j. Z. Murphy for the Senate.
+. B. Beard for the Assembly, A. s.
Fulkerth for Sheriff. Charles f. Mccarthy
fer Clerk, j, G. Simmons for District Attor-
ney. DR.. Hall for Treasurer, George Perley
for r corder, NJ. B. Kittrell for Assessor, j.
W. Mccarthy for Clerk of the Sapreme
Cont
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TEE LEWIS CONTROVERSY.

The San Francisco Chronicle has not sue.
ceeded in clearing itself of the charge of
passing sham dispatches upon its readers.
In the very nature of the case it cannot
clear itself, because the Wasp has pub.
lished the most conclusive evidence OF its
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DIED.
Sacramento, March T9-H&rry Youngest son of R
~ and Sarah Johnston native OF California
year and l month. New York papers please
copy) p'9N
Friends and aeluantances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which win take place from
residence OF parents in the alley Fifth and Sixth,
III and n, this afternoon at o'clock.l
Sacramento, March 10 Patrick Sullivan. native Of
Ireland, IS years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence of the late F. P Brougbam. 500
Twentieth street, tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon
at half past 81 Gee copy
Sacramento, March l9-susie Ella. youngest daugh.
ter OF 7. j. and S B. Smith, native OF Caliior
mia, years, 70 months and Is days.
Funeral notice bereafter
Sacramento, March 19-Willie, son OF Captain W. II.
and Lizzie Woods, years, II months and days
Funeral notice hereafterl
Sacramento March 10 Claude F., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Lemley, II months and 10 days
[Interment at Napa.I
Frenchtowp, Butte county, March IA w Thomp-
son, Il years
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DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills cnre all
cases of Seminal Weakness, Loss of YIgor Nocturnal
Emissions, lmpotency, Nervous and Physical Debil-
ity and all that class of complaints arising from tx
cess Indiscreuon Abuse. The old find in this
remedy fountain of youth, and the Young cafe
guard and protection. DR.. LA MARS SEMINAL
PILLS restore the sexual organs debtated from
whatever cause, TO their pristine vigor. Price,
81 so per bottle Sent G. o. D., by express to any
ders to A McBoYLE & CO., Druggists, Postoffice
Box 1852. San Francisco. ii3 3p6m
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~ In order to dispose at once of last season.
supply of TROPICAL PLANTS, the entire lot has
been marked at just half their former price. In the
Eastern States these plants very largely used for
household decoration particularly in the large cities
where they are seen in almost every household They
add much to the beauty and attractiveness of home.
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Forte years experience OF an old nurse.
MRS. WINSL0W'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription of one of the best female physicians
aud nurses in the United States AID has been used
for rty years with failing success by millions
Of mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrh9a gripping in
the bowels and wind-colic By giving health to the
child it rests the mother. Price, rs cents bottle.
o3l-l MWS
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Card.-TO all who are suffering from
the errors and indscretions Of YOUTH nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood etc, will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was discovered by
missionary in South America. Send self addressed
envelope TO the REV. JJSEPH T. INMAN, Station
d, New York City. n26mWFM
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Washington: ShIuherd has been i'll, but will leave
tomorrow for Washington, taking his PLY sician's
certificate with him THOMAS kAyANEAGH,
Depa;y Sergeant-at-Arms-
Thermomeiricai.
NEW York, March 19.h.-Highest temper.
ture 57', lowest 81.
CHICAGO, March 19.h.-T Thermometer
Highest IA. lowest Sc.
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DIR, Records Restorative Pilis.-Buy
none but the genuine. A specific for exhausted
vitality physical debility, impotence wasted forces
etc. Approved by the Academy of Medicine of Paris
and by the medical celebrities of the world Agents
for California and the Pacific States, J. G. STEELE
& CO., 635 Market street palace HoteD San Fran
cisco. Sent by mail or eXpress to any part of the
country. Box of 80, 81 so; of 100, 50 IS of 200,
IS; of 400, IS. Preparatory Pills. 81. Send for
Circular. fe22-3plm
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES

Pacific Coast Postal q anses-Mnrder by
Eoughs-Sitro. Giyeerin ExpiOsioR-Tile
Chinese BtIi-the Smallpox Seourse-
Ship FoundePed ia a GHie-Fast Nail
,servsee-fhe Befaner Of Saufield-Two
Thieves Hanged by Lynchers-Etc.
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For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream, ETC., the
FISHER No. 508 st., bet Fifth and Sixth fe23- lm
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Fine Shirts. Underwear Collars, ufTs,
etc. to order at MAS0h'S Factory, lbs st. fe23 I'm
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Photographs 81 per dOzen.-s' The Nfnib!e
Sixpence Better Than the Slew Shilling % II you
want GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS at a reasonable price,
90 to BEAIS' GALLERY, No. AIS J street. Il. s.
BEALS, Operator. fe91m
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If you want furnished or Unfurn!shed
Rooms, go to the best house in the city, Clunie
Building Eighth and streets kept first class in
every respect. MRS. GRICE, Proprietress. m15-tf
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GENERAL NOTICES,

WHEN you are all played out be careful
what you eat, but take Kidney.Wort.
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MARRIED.

San Francisco, March 15-Rchard Crana to Lizetta
Ulshofer.
San Francisco, March l7-Brun cordes to M2rga-
retha Boese
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BORN,
DIED,

BORN.
Near Roseviile, March l2-Wife Of James Astill. a
daughter. (San Francisco papers copy.)
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Search for De Eong-sareent's APP.
pOintmenf Criticised = widows and
Minors swiRdIed In The West Indis-
Etc.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uNosl
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INSURANCE AGENCY.
A. LEONARD,

Look at the list of Companies represented:
U.IOS OF NEW ZEALAND.
CAPITAL. :. .SAo,VVV,VVo
CONNIE GIAt OF SAN FRANCISCO.
ASSETS oio'ooz o.
CtLIFOsNIA OF san FRANCIS ~.
ASSETS. 50 o,oii ~
MaNuaACTUREES OF BOSTON.
,SSFTs 81, III. 100 50
r.RE ASSOCIATION OF PalLADEaPHIA.
ASsETS 81, 3l2, 2To 35
sCNtTI-U INlaN AND NATIONAL OF
Organized, 1874
ASSETS..... --Fvo, ."st~|v W
M, Personal liability OF stockholders OF Seottish
Inioa and National under the law Of Great Britain,
limited to Thirty MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
Policies written Mt t.iis AgcIc5 and Is
go n. hort noIfce, mis- SPIN
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t. Q. HOWE,
Postmaster-G General

BELL & CO., AuCTIONEERs,
Will sell WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18th, safe to COM
mence at 1880 A. M. sharp, aid without re-
serve, all the elegant and wellkept
FURNITURE of the
FREMONT H1TiL, ] ST., BET. FIRST AND SECOND,
CONSISTING IN PART AS FOLLOWS: ONE
" elegant Walnut, Plate-glass Mirror, 3x5 feet !;
one 7I-octave Chickering Piano, as good new and
cost $780, with Cover and Stool Walnut, Plate glass
Bar Mirror, 6x1o feet cost $780, elegant Parior Set
of pieces elegant Marble-top Center Table; De.
trot Safe; Refrigerator; fine Bar Counter, and all
the fine Glassware and Bar Ornaments; 80 yards of
Cork Oilcloth Paintings and Chromos Bar-room
Chairs; also Dining room Furniture, Silverwsre,
Cutlery, Crockery, Glass and woodenware; also
Kitchen Furniture and Requisites; also fine Lace
Curtains with Cornices, Body ussels and Tapestry
Carpets throughout the entire house; also elegant
Walnut, Marble-top Chamber Sets, Bedsteads, Ward
robes, crockery, White Blankets, Comforters,
Sheets, Feather Pillows, Spring ard Top Mattresses,
OF IS rooms; also Chandeliers, Globes and Gas Fix
lures, and large lot of other things too numerous
to mention. Terms Of sale, Cash. Sale Positive.
BELL s. CO., Auctioneers.
PS-The house will close on the LIST OF april, and
viii be open fo4 inspection April Sd and 4th, and
until time OF sase, April 9Th, 1880 A tB. c. lmeo I'd
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ESPECIAL TO THE KrcoRD-usIos..
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Two Men Hanged by Masked Men.

RAwLINs ivy. IT,, March 19sh.-James
Lacy, Robert Rodriek and William Carter,
were taken from jail at 4 o'clock this mora
lag By party Of ma. ksd men, transferred to
the stock yards, one mile east Of town, and
Lacy and Ro Trick hanged. Carter was
allowed to escape. They belonged to a gang
of thieves which extends through Colorado,
Wyoming and Utah, and have been engaged
10 the late safe robbsries 10 the two Terri
tories. They have regular organization,
and one of the parties hanged had money in
his possassion lately stolen at /. aadyille
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BETTER SELECTIONS.
BETTER FILLING
SHOES AND BOOTS !
At Lower Prices,

Cannot be found at any other Establishment on the
Coast Nor have we anything to fear from COM
parson with the closest prices of the Eastern Or San
Francisco markets: