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PACIFIC HOTEL,

Corner and Fifth Streets, Sacramento.
CENTRALLY LOCATED AND CONvEN-
~ lent TO all places Of amusement The best
family hotel in the city. The table always
supplied with the best the market affords,
Street cars rom tie depot pass the door every
five minutes. Meals 25 cents
Q. %. SINGLEfON. PrOnrietnr
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1EEABSAT ALL HOURS SERVED IN 4
lfi ffrst-class manner. Oysters in every
style. 3O4 X street, Sacramento, CaI. ,
EECICH- Pronrietor.
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CANELS' HAIRS.

Camels' Hairs, in light and dark grays, 40
inches, at soc, Use and 81 a yard, according
to fineneSs.
Black and White Plaid Dress Goods, in
all size checks from pin-heads to quarter
inch plaids. SOC yard
Soft Black CameIs' Hair, excellent for
wear and always stylish and desirable.
Price, 81 yard
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Restaurant de France,

NEO. WIssEMANN & CO. PROPRTE
VI tors, 427 K street, near Metropolitan
Theater Family orders, banquets and wedding
parties n speciality.
RocxaWav Resta11ranr
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American genius-is a fitting symbol in
deed OF free enlightened America sending
forth her light and scattering the darkness
OF the world. Other nations may sur
pass ours i'll rare antiquities, III colossal
statuary, in mighty pyramids, in gilded
palaces, in splendid cathedrals, in vener-
able institutions and titled pomp. but
what are these but monuments to aristo-
cratic and autOcratic power and conserv-
atlsm that speak as plainly as the pages
/ OF written history OF the wretchedness
and squalor and servitude OF the common
people who are obliged 10 wage bitter,
constant battle, not for position in So
cIety, not to enhance the beauty and COM
Tort OF home, not 10 secure education, but
10 secure enough Of the coarsest and
cheapest food and clothes to meet the
imperative demands of their poor, half
starved bodies from day to day. While
the Iaborer in America receives ample
remuneration for his toll, may enjoy an
honOred place in society which, outside
Of little circle in our few large cities, is
based not on wealth but moral character
and worth, his children enjoy the adj
Yantages OF free schools and are at liberty
10 enter the race for positions of honor
ana trust along with the SONS Of million
aires and merchant princes, and our
Jacksons and Jehersons and Garfields
are only few OF the thousands OF sue
cessful competitors from their ranks.
AGAIN, we enjoy what few nations at
the present time know little about-peace.
absolute peace, all over the land. While
the low, threatening growl of the Russian
bear and the British lion is keeping all
Europe IN fever Of uncertainty as to the
future, each one Of the great powers
Watching the other with Jealous eve lest
1t gain some advantage, and sapping the
very llie-b blood OF the people TO sustain
tnelr immense armies, we have peace all
over the continent, with thousands Of
leagues OF wafer to separate us from the
turmoil. The only use we have for our
cannon is to thunder the patriotism OF
our IOreiathers on the Fourth of july or
wreath in garlands Oh Decoration Day in
memory OF our patriot dead.
Ihe highest eulOgy paid to our country
Is the fun poked at our miniature army
and navy. Well does the world know
that Uncle Sam cOHld cali into line and
equip IN a few months the grandesJ and
bravest army that ever lrod the earth.
And IN recognition of this fact, when he
really knIts his brow and 1roWnS sternly
upon usurpatiOn and encroachment, the
haughuest ruler and most arrogant dlpIo-
mat are III haste to retire or mako repa-
ration. our tag, like the star OF Bethle-
hen-emblematlcO OF peace and liberty
IS received and honored III every part Of
the world.
Again, we bless GOD on this Thanks
giving Day that 1t is our privilege to live
III TINS present age-this age OF all other
ages.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-01
MEMORANDA.

New York April 3O-Arrived, Umbria, Liver
pool.
Arrived out-Denmark, New York for Liver
pool.
New York. April 2s-Cleared, steamship Ell
Gent [Brl DAWSON Tampa, Fla; schr Florence
| Leland, Adams, Jacksonv lie.
Cardiff, April 2S-Sailed, bark India LNorl,
| loft, Mobile.
Brixham, April 27-Arrived, bark Otus [Norl,
Ekornaess, Savannah for Rotterdam.
Copenhagen, April 23.,Arrlved, steamer
Ermanarich LGerl, Mundt Fernandina.
25th-Arrived, bark johannes [Norl, Hansen,
Savannah for st Petersburg.
Dover. April 27-Passed, bark Silistria [Brl,
Anderson, Mobile for Amsterdam.
Dungeness, April 2S-Passed, bark Hama
| [Nor] JorRensen, Brunswick for Stettin.
Fayal, April 3-Aruved, brig Carrick lBrl,
Hindon, Apalachicola,
Falmouth, April 2S-Arrived, bark Cometen
lSwl, Lowe, Savannah for Stockholm (put in for
| medical add.
Gooie, April 2S-Arrived, banks Alta lItall,
| Malatesta, Mobile; Augusta tSwl, Nilsson, do.
Harburg, April % Sailed. bark Karnak lNorl,
Froyland, Pensacola,
London, April 2S-Arrived. ship Austriana
| [Norl, Jacobs N, Mobile
Montevideo. April 5--Arrived, bark Nalon
| lSpl Castro, Savannah.
Newport, L. April 21-Sailed, steamer Caster
| ton [Brl, Holbeck, Pensacola.
Newry, April 26-Arrived. bark Gessner LRusl,
| Gusta'sen, Pensacola.
Sharpness. April 28-Arrived, bark Agsthe
| tNorl, Bionness, Pensacola.
| Tenerltfe, April &c -Sailed steamship Cereda
| BIT, Pensacola.
Brunswick April SS-Arrived schrs Henry G
| Chamberlain. Fassett. Georgetown; Dora Mat
tnews, Brown, New York; BENJAMIN Fabens,
| Condor, do; Maggie g Hart, Blake, do; Anna
| PeDdeton. Thorn s, Fall River.
| 2sth-Sailed, schrs Edward Stewart, Blaisdell,
| Fall River; Collins w Warton Burton, New
| York.
| Bucksvis, c. April 27-Sailed, schr Jesse w
Starr. Lynch, Baltimore.
| Coosaw, C, April 27-Arriyed, steamer Pres
| ton [Brl, Baraay. Leith.
Darien, April 27-Arrived. schr Jesse Wood
| hull. Townsend, New YORK.
| 25th-Clesred schr5 Melissa Wiley, Wiley,
Boston; Martha Benent, Rulon, New York
! Fernandna, April 2S-ArFived, schrs Mary A
| Hail. Veaze, Elizabethport NJ.
| Perth Amboy April 2T-Sailed schr Henry D
| May, Truit, Savannah.
| PeDrose, Smith. Pensacola.
Cleared-Schr Chas Coulomb, Hazelton,
| Brunswick.
Satilla River, Ga, April 26-ssiled, bark senti-
| mel [Brl, Helms, Rio Janeiro
Punta Gorda. Fla, April 20-Arrived, schr
| Clara Goodwin, Miller, Matanzas.
2i-Arrived. steamer Duchess tBrl, Richie,
| Liverpool via Key West
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Augusta. Catharine. New
York-C q Anderson.
Steamship Allegheny, Parke-, Baltimore-Jno
] CarolaD. Agent.
Steamship Dessoug, Christy, Philadelphia-C
G. Anderson.
Steamship Carl Konow [Norl, Rasmussen,
Bluehelds. Nic-Kavanaugh & Brennan.
Bark Sylphiden [Norl Knu1sen, Santa Cruz
de Teneriffe-Stracnan & Co.
Bark Wallis & Sohn [Gerl. Spiegelborg, VOL
gast-American Trading Society,
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TIE USUAL POoLER BUDG IT.
The News and Gossip In the Little
Village.

444O NO WE tSAIN OOooIp III U44O II IV4O
Village.
The Pooler Rife Club will hold its an
nual election for officers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bodell spent few
days at the home of Mrs. Grady last week.
Mrs. A. E. Oliver of Savannah was visit
ing at the residence of her brother, Arthur
8. Kennickel last week.
]. A. Powell Of Tarbcro, s. c., was visit
ing at the residence of his brother-in-law 4,
s. n. Collins, last week.
The Misses Lodge and Miss Eugenia
Mckensie were among the visitors at E.
Cartwright's home last week.
Last week Bolan Patterson, mayor of
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

New YORK, April 80, noon.-Stocks opened
quiet aud heavy. Money opened easy az IL
per cent. Exchauge-long, 81 g; short, 81 Ss16.
State bonds neglected Government bonds dull
but steady.
Erie .............. IVA Rlchm q * W. ~.
Chicago & North. .12014 Terminal. ...... 9SS
Lake Shore. 1914 Western Union. 93G
Norf. s. W. pref. 46M
NEW YORK, April 90. 500 p. Mastering ex-
change closed quiet but steady at 81 SS@
4 sg1S commercial bills, a. S5156b4 SO. Money
easy, all loans at ~ per cent. closing offered
at ~ per cent Government bonds closed dull
but steady; four per cents 1854. State bonds
quiet but generally firm. -
Sub-Treasury Balances-Coin, sl04,O5O,0 900;
currency. Sl0,537,O00.
The STOCK market to-day presented little Tea
ture outside OF coal stocks. and Reading again
assumed its old commanding position In speou'
ton. These stocks being the only ones, except
a few specialties to show fluctuations OF any
width, the market still continues to be profess
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Fruits and Vegetables

New YoRK. April sO.-The orange market is
firm; Indian rivers 81 0065 90; brights,
SIS OO04 90; russets. So 1903 rs; strawberries,
1s625c; beans, S20006 90; pease. 50c0l 90;
cabbage, 81 0013 90; lettuce. 81 0033 90; aspar-
agus, 81 00615 "; tomatoes, 81 90 GG4O0.
PALMER, RIvENBURG & Co.
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SHIPPING INTELL1GE gCE.

sun RISES. ........................
SUN BETS .-........-.--.
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 1889 Il, 1902 II,
(Standard Time)
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Astor's Millions

VIII do you no good, but Kohler's bargain
sale of fine art clothing will avail you a
saving of IS on your spring suit Call at
15S Broughton street.-Ad.
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SAILED YESTERDAY

Steamship City of Birmingham, New York.
Steamship Allegheny. Baltimore.
Bark Royal [Norl, London.
Scnr Carrie Z Look, Jersey City.
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sional one, but there is evidence Of Gould buy
ing Ia Union Pacific, Western Union and Man
haitian; while Vanderbilt following, bought
Lake Shore, St. Paul and Northwestern. The
Reading combination buy Reading whenever it
is attacked, and are predicting high prices for
1t within the next 80 days. The bears are again
the only aggressive force in the market, and
make from time TO time strenuous efforts to
get back some OF the stocks sold In the early
portion of the week. and TO do this direct their
attention against two or three stocks for the
purpose OF lowering their prices enough to in
nuence the London market. The coal stocks
were thus attacked today, and in the midst of
a promising upward movement pressure
was brought to bear that knocked all Of them
OIL materially. The market opened at higher
prices, and further Improvement was made
during the early dealings, but Reading was de-
pressed from 6iA to 591S. Lackawanna from
1904 TO 159. and Delaware and Hudson, after
selling up from IA to 1893, yielded 10 1854.
The only other specially weak point was New
England, which continues to decline at odd
times without regard 20 the movements in the
rest OF the market, Minneapolis and ST. Louis
preferred, however, lost portion OF its late
handsome gain. Louisville, New Albany and
Chicago, which has advanced on the report Of
a large increase In the earnings, held its own ia
the face OF the weakness OF the leaders The
general list yielded slowly, and the close was
heavy but generally at Insignificant changes
from opening figures. Final changes are small
but irregular, but Reading is down lH and
Lackawanna 1 per cent. The sales of listed
stocks were ISL. 900 shares and 5000 shares of
unlisted.
The following were the closing quotations OF
the New York gtOck Exchange.
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Per Central Railroad April So .0i0 bales cot
ton, pigs domestcs, s bales hides.i bale leather
500 bols spirits turpentiue 1874 bblS roSin, Dbl
liquor, ! car slaves. bales spokas, 8 boxes
shldrs, 2refrigerators, LOSE bushels corn, Is
pkgs household goods cars lumber, I bhl
syrup, pkgs furniture, 151 pkgs mdse. 2 empty
bbls car stone. Z! pkgs hardware3 cases eggs
! car coal. 20 tons pig iron
PerSavannah. Florida and Western Railway.
April 3o-lS3 bales cotton, 1885 bbls rosin, 4iS
bbls spirits turnentine, 46l boxes oranges 8 bbls
oranges, 1880 boxes vegetables, 81 bbls vegc'
tables, 3 cars wood, II cars lumber, ! car poles,
cars brick, cars phosphate rock, 1,250 bales
hay, $50 bbls -four, 1876 sacks corn, tank car,
ga pcs roofing, 20 pkgs household goods. pkgs
meat. bale wool, bales hides, 81 pkgs mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. April
So arol, 3l5 boxes lard, 2 bales mats 3
pkgs springs, cases dry goods, case shirts,
cases hats, box oats. IL ties hams, = cases do
mestics l lot household goods, case slaty. s.
nests trunks, car wood, 2! boxes tobacco, 20
bbls rosin, bbls spirits turpentine.
Per South Bound Railroad, April 29-S bales
cotton, cars lumber. , bols spirits turpentine,
2 bbls rosin, 10 cars lies-April 30-5 bales cot
ton, empty crates, 43 pkgs tobacco 1 pkg
domestics 1 pkg mdse. car Grating, car
wood, 40 bbls spirits turpentIne, l2 bbls rosin.
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Large line of Key West cigars just re-
ceived at Dryfus & Rich's, 161 Congress
street.-Ad.
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oI5dIhsuIp DtSsUugI OLII I9V3i IIIIu1O' IIIIIA .
G. Anderson.
Bluefelds, Mic, with fruit to KavanauRh i
Brennan.
Bark Anna [Nor], Olsen, st Thomas, in ballast
to Chr Dahl & Co.
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ARRIVED UP FROM BELOW YESTERDAY.
Ship Tagal [Norl sorensen, to load for Eu-
rope-A Minis Sons.
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tine was very quiet. There was a moderate
demand aud only a nominal business doing a I
the advance. At the Board Of Trade on the
opening call the market was reD JrJed quiet at
3l6c for regulars with sales OF l0) casks. At the
second call it closed dull at 31ISc for regulars
Rosn-The market continues quiet but
firm at the reduction in the better
grades. There was only fair demand
and "a light business At the Board OF
Trade on the first call the market was posted as
steady, with sales of 017 barrels at the follow
ing quotations: A, b, Q, d and f, 81 Is; F. 81 80;
G, 81 80; H, 81 s5; l, $500: X, 81 IS; VI, 81 so
n, 80 60; window glass, 81 ~; water white
N, So IS; N. So 81: window glass. Sc 6J; water
white, 8! 49, the lower grades were unchanged
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-01
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The schooner Carrie Look was cleared by
Hunting & Co and not as previously pub
liSheG.
London, April 2s-A heavy gale prevented the
moving last nigt of the British steamer City of
Newcastle, which ran aground at the mouth of
the river Tweed while bound from Port Royal
for Berwick via Hull She will probably be
compelled to Tighten to get aAoat. she IL in
little danger
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SIS for Sc

denotes trace Of rain or snow
Ed SAYrH Observer, Weather Bureau,
SIS for SO
AT kohler's, 15S Broughton street. All
wool hobby suits, sold elsewhere at SIS, our
price 50 to-daY.-Ad.
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RICE-The market was quiet and unchanged
There was, however, q good demand, and All
barrels were disposed Of during the day. TINS
following are the Official quotations of the
Board Of Trade; small JOB lots are held at 80
14chigher:
far ....'. .'''...'''..'...'..,.- .....4 0f415
Ooou '''..ss.,'.. '....-.-- .....-...... 41sGn4bA
Rough, nominal
country lots. .......,..............S roo 80
Tide water. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 000l %
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS,

DAFANNaEI J
CoTToN-There was rather a slow business in
progress during the day, which is not unusual
for Saturday. The market was quiet though
fairly firm at quotations. The total sales for
the day we're only 50 bales. On Change
at the midday call, at p. m, the market
was bulletned steady and unchanged. The
following are the official spot quotations of the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-01
PASSENGERS.


Per steamship City of Birmingham for New
York-Mr WoodisSa, Jes Hilton aud wife, II
Solomon, wife, 3 children and maid, Miss Rueh
Hilton, H E Bikley, C II Wilcox, Mrs Lewis Miss
Mary Wilcox. Z j Kerwin and wife. T G Parkin-
son, Mr. Dagenon, Thos L Akenhead and wife,
Chas Scherf, w A Corner, Zzins, Mrs c W
Peacock, Poor Jr and wife, Joe Paris
and wife, W Mauce, Jno j White Jr and wife,
f G Jackson. Thos Stratton, Mrs JOhnuah. Geo
H Cook, w T D Scott and wife, A r Mcmahon,
Clinton Childs, G L Childs and wife, Geo Par
sons, Miss L Parsons, MISS Parsons. Miss NJ A
Parsons, Miss NJ e Parsons, Henry Parsons, Ed
ward Ward. A w Wright aud wife, Mrs G W
Benlen, VIM Peacock, Mr. Kelley, H Elves. G.
p Buck, r Csvendish, b Rose Rev NJ Walker.
Rev David Phillips, a Nylen, Northrop,
FelscI, II II Clark
Per steamship Allegheny for Baltimore
Goodfellyw, R Newman, R Roach, DR. j
Gettleson, Robert Ellington, " d Gill and wife
J NJ Hayes, Mrs II j Myers, G A Bebee, Mrs W
II Lambert, Mrs 7 J Hood, Mrs T Jones, Miss
w l. Dennis, Mrs J Ew eeks, H Rosenberg and
wife, T Grasty. Small C Taylor, w d
Smith, Freeman, A Henry, SimmS
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship City of Birmingham for New
York-1,574 bales upland cotton, $4,000 shingles,
"A bales domestlcs and yarns, l2S bbls rice. 6J%
bbls rosin, i53 bbls spirits turpentlne, 1870, 900
feet lumber IL bales hides, 40 turtles, 6}4 boxes
oranges, $50 bbls vegetables, 1921 boxes vege
tables, 1872 tons pig iron, S5 pcs marble, 80 re-
trigeretors berries lib pSgs mdse.
Per steamship Allegheny for Baltimore
2,0l0 bales upland cotton 25 bales rags, % bales
moss, bale wool, bales hides, bales domes
tics, 74G hbls rosn II bbls rice, IS bbs spirits
turpentine, 1875 bbls pitch. 80 crates rosin
59,70S feet lumber, 100 tons pig iron. 20 empty
kegs, 81 boxes oranges, 26s crates vegetables
175 bbls vegetables, Al pkgs mdse.
Per bark Sylphiden [Norl, for Santa Cruz de
Tene-iffe-279s5S feet p lumber - Owens
YbaneZ & Co.
Per bark Wallis & Sohn lGerl for Wolgast-
2i6653 feet hewncypress timber, 8, $50 feet p I
timber, $4,000 feet p lumber-Amercan Trad
ing Society.
Per schr Charmer for New York-305, 900 feet
p lumber-McDonough & Co.
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SUNDAY, May 1, 1892.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ship Dessoug, Christy. Philsdelphia-C
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ram Forecast for Georgia: Fair;
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warmer; east winds.
Comparison OF mean temperature &C Snvan
nah. Ga. April 80 1892 and the mean of the
same1ay for atassesu V53rs:
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Oo'srVations saxsn at the sams moment OF
time at all stations for the MOANING News.
SAVANNAH. April 80 1885 p. NJ oity time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-17
FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-The Posts London cable
says: Americans are very fiat The selling here
probably has ended, but London Is required to
take American railroad bonds, which depresses
the market. tits generally believed that Amer.
leans are selling bonds, expecting government
gold loan. There will be feeling of suspense
until the issue of the American currency crisis
is known.
LONDON, Dec. l6-Bar silver, Ssi.d. Consols,
81 y is. Bullion gain on balances paid into Bank
of England today, fl00,000 Bank OF England
discount, per cent
BREADsTuFFs.
LIVERPOOL, Dec I6-Wheat-D Demand. fair.
No red winter, steady. IS 7j2d; No. , red
spring. IS lllsd.
Four-Demand, poor.
Corn-Demand, poor: spot, steady A. ~ ID; Do
cember, dull, 4 l3+d; January, dull, A. "a.
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MINING STOCKS


80 YORK. Dec. IG-As on yesterday every
- "a TIE stock market today turned on gold
80 aad money questions Early in the day
!. 49, e3 rH',.ar> were III circulation about the
80 o. R-,e3J, .t4 ia god by tomoryow's Euro
-, s.earnsys Hnt anywhere from s5100 20 20
-" ae1t week. These runoFs were re-
80 e. Iersi,iea1iy that finally tao street
believed them true. The iaet which
49, 10 TIE feverish AMI uncertain feeling
-. .k traders Was the action IF certain bank
s.'~eAss ~ calling "a loans, backed ~ AS il
- TIE tai Of some persons that Europe
aS.e exrrGorst nary drafts upon the gold
- 80 o. ihls country during the next !ew
,.-cs Conservative bankers and brokers
- tas belief shat thu gold scare
49, soon run itsea out Rates on
-. soahs were ihi. morning quickly
!. -. ..eeo itoa 10 IS per cent. and stoeAs de-
-s~ saasG sasrp pressure % eel. 7Asn
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money FELL back 70 per cent and q rally en-
sued, the recovery being assisted by the defnite
knowledge that only $4,000 in gold would be
shipped tomorrow. EVERYTHING was moving
along smoothly when rate money was suddenly
BID up to 20 and 25 per cent This started the
smaller bulls on the run, snd amid consider
asie excitement prices went lower than during
the morning. There was another rally later.
AID In the final sales there was a rally of most
STOCKS, showing merely fractional net changes
for the day.
WHISKY trust fell to g. on the report from
feoria that high wines had advanced SC to 81. 81.
Government bonds-Siesdy.
Petfoleum-weaker; January, 53c,
FISASCIAL
Money on call-Active; closed, offered ct
per cent Prime mercantile paper, s{66 per
CENT sterling exchange-Weaker; sixly.cay
DIS, Ae5S4: demand, $iSS
a Dig sterling loan was made in the morning.
ana this had tendency 70 weaken the ex-
cnange market The Brooklyn Traction Com
pany. which purchased Atlantic avenue roaa.
BROOKLYN, had payments of s.. 100000 comirg
que on Tuesday. This caused considerable
shifting OF loans.
BoNps
=. s. Il, registered II3 ~. 6 Is, registered 100
Y. 3. Il, coupon. ia IPaci fic O.. .. los
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

San FRANCISCO. Dee. l6.-The vegetable mar
istwas in very poor trading condition and stock
81 al kinds moved of slowly. Potatoes held up
| larry well, with a steady demand for local con-
sumption. Onions were firm. There were 10
mushrooms in the market aud quotations were
hominal. Tomatoes were plentiful and neg.
|lee.ed
Lite is doing in fresh fruits. Grapes were
|ieSs., with little inquiry. Choice apples oil all
kirds are in fair demand. There is little de-
nshd for pears. Citrus fruits arrive in liberal
quantity, with sales quiet for this time OF the
par There Is little demand for persmmons,
sta heavy supplies on hand.
Produce receipfs-Flour. l. 900 quarter sacks:
shsaf. 1iGn eentais; barley. 2,o00 centals: oats,
ses centas; beans, 2,eoo sacks: potatoes. 10000
aess' bran, 1900 sacks: raisins, 1000 boxes;
.ae, 5000 gallons; brandy. 5.oo0 gallons.
foar--Falniiy extras, sS sSgi01 per bbl: ba-
Nls exifa, s. 9el3L00; supeFiine, s260Ot5 10
4 "hssi-Ne ! shipping wheat, sL2&t4 per
ea's.; milling trades. 81. SatalS.i per Genital
sssii .s'.c iof good quality: soc for
nolcs; brewing. S5(G9ei &c. Chevalier. Hing
rs reE GENITAL for standard; soc(9si-oo for
sser grades.
t,s.-sarprlse. .L41sL5o: milling. si.sss
I'd: fancy feed, sLS5i so1i.4o: good 20 choice
- q Sgesl IS; of grades, sl.iO<LL2o: black,
1sgi 10 Tor common; 81. I2ls;Gi.15 for choice
~ ,ssi' gray, l.25GlSo. red, $Li2lsQsi. 10 per
.,efa-{ lfLGia for large yellow; s.. 05(Dl OF
-, small yellow; sL07}a1Lio per GENITAL FOR
Neol-spFinF-Easter Oregon. i2eI7c: Val
~ oregon. lSn.le. Fali-Humbo,dt and Men
ssos,ao, lAGl5c southern lam bs. good 10 choice,
ss0'. pss Us, t{e3sc: mountain, free. S4iic.
.s.asssln defective, SG9c; northern, free. ITO
sS ee'thern, defective. 9stloc.
CALL BOARD.
al -, beard observation-disclosures. December.
IAepYs.257s closing $751;: Nav, 81 as. q
9, esosiHg s. %
Da'sy-Deeeaher, 7ss4.
FINANCIAL
,n,ats-sighf, 2oc; telcgrsphic, CSC Sterling
n.ss-hsnk, AstA.; sight, 4s9: commercial.
s,,s.sllves bGrs-oSi .ssjssc- Mexican dollars