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season, the supply stored is only required
TO meet the demand Of 240 days instead
of 365.
Tie foundation OF this mammoth work
Is solid rock throughout, and care was taken
to remove every possible part Of ground
where the least doubt existed on this point,
ana to achieve the desired result the base OF
the structure was in some cases carried
down 40 feet below the original surface
level. In the progress Of this work the
quantity CT excavation actually carried out
amounted TO 6, $50, 42S cubic feet
In the construction Of the dam the utmos
care was exercised to secure the best re-
suits, both In the selection of the materials
and the work done. Every stone was care
fully laid IN mortar and driven home with
light mallet, the mortar being ground in
steam pans for Is minutes before being used.
the proportions of lime and sand being
gagged by specially made frames. The
sand was washed TO exclude dirt, and dur
ing the working season as many as from
ZOO to 900 carts were employed in conveying
SAND, lime, etc, TO the works. Regularly
during the progress OF the work portions of
the mortar were tested by hydraulic press
ure after being made into cubes and sub
merged IN water for many hours.
Before the work in connection with this
scheme was started the whole territory
around was dense forest and Jungle. and
it became necessary to construct macadam-
lZed roads, lay out regular village and
bull 6azaars for the supply Of food of
every description to the army of about
1900 workpeope and their families. A
regular police force was established. hos
pital erected and a corps of physicians en-
ployed to attend to the wants of the people
free Of expense. The result of these i'm
pOrtant and special arrangements, and
the enforcement of sanitary reeuia-
tons, were that serious crime was
unknown and, Notwithstanding the fever
ish tendency of the district, and The fact
that cholera ragged in other villages In
the neignboTh0Od, the settlement and
works at Iasua were. with the exception of
few isolated cases, kept free from epi-
denies Of importance
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IN their "campng-Out' apartment as they
call it and il is safe 10 predict that they are
having such delightful time that II will
be several months before their California
friends Will see them.
Mr. George A. Pope and wife are among
the latest arrivals from San Francisco TO
join the coierle at the faY0rite abiding
place of WesteTners.
"The Gray Mare" is a clean, bright
witied farce comedy that has proven the
most successful in Frohman's repertoire
this winter
THE Organist," an interesting curtain
raiser, shows what great heights of charac-
ter acting w. }, Lemoyne can easily touch.
He is the most modest and unassuming of
actors, and although much has been said
and written Of him. the world will never
know all he has attained-until, perhaps,
after the curtain has dropped to the DEATH
knell.
EDWIN BOOTH.
Poor Booth is so feeble. He dined the
other evening at the home of a literary
man where the best culture among the
artists and writer's love TO congregate. A
pretty niece OF the hostess sat by Booth,
who could hardly speak. The winsome
maiden is foreigner and speaks with a
most bewitching accent. She ratified on in
eessantly TO Booth, evidently much to bis
pleasure.
MY dear, you seemed to get on very
nicely with Mr.. Booth" said her aunt to
her. What did you say to him?"
"Oh, / just told him as fast as could
everything | could think Of, it was such a
pleasure TO bring smile TO the old mans
face"
Charming ehatterbox, what uathos in
your patrOnage In the brilliant audacIty
and conscious strength and eXuberant
power of youth you forget TO how many
thousand faces has "the old man" brought
tears and smilesl Booth has already had
three strokes of paralysis. He lives quietly
in his beautiful suite at the Players Club,
which. except for the round table in the
corner OF his paTlor, with its bowl Of we'll
used pipes and tobacco, pungent as odors of
Araby the best, one could easily believe
was the apartment OF refined art-loving,
exquisitely feminine woman. LaVishingly
have dainty fingers showered love wrought
cushions, drapenes and sumptuous
and delicate offerings for his comfort
and delight Lovingly have artists con-
trlbuted with the warmth OF their
hearts and skill of hands some special
expression of their genius to adoTn his walls
and cheer his sight Perhaps among all The
treasures there, however, are none so beau
tiful TO him as the picture of his first wife,
finely painted on ivory, that hangs at the
left Of his richly carved bed, and She picture
Of his beloved daughter and her children
that ornament his cheffonier. He rarely
comes forth from his charming home to en-
JOY the distractions Of social life except to
dine now and then with Mr. Lawrence
Hutton. DoROTHY Q.
New York, May 23 1892.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A REMARKABLE PHYSICIAN.
Phenomenal Results of a Sue.
cessful Practice.

DR. L. Goldschmedt, graduate OF the University
OF New York OF 1869, has been resident OF this
has nor lost q single he gives the following
extract from his records which deserves more than
obyieus reasons ON itted. Gases are numbered:
No goldman. 40 years Acute Bloodpoisoning.
Hemorrhagss Brght's Disease. Ursemia and Brain
Trouble. Never lett his bed for 10 months; cured
No 50g2-womsn. so years Aneurism OF Alb.
dominsi Aorta. duration years; cured in 10
No. 5O05-Man, 10 years. Pneumonia; cured in
No. 5OOs-woman, 81 years. Peritonitis; cured
No. 5oOs-woman, 81 years, AntIyersiOn Of
Uterus. duration years cured in months.
No 60l0-Moman, Il years. feritonits; cured
No 6OlS-Man, IS years, Nervous Debility. dura
tiOn years: cured in 10 weeks
No. 5o25-woman, 10 years, Acute Infection;
cured IN 10 days
No. 6O2s-Toman. II years, Typhoid Fever;
No 5o2s-Boy. IS years, Chronic Nasal Catarrh,
duration years; cured In months.
No 5035-Child, years Ulcer or COrnea (eye);
cured Ia 3 DAYS.
No $685. oman 81 years. Pneumonia; cured
no. 6j4s-wOman. 81 years. Neuralgia Qaoe):
No 5546-Child, years, Diphtherla; cured in 7
DAYS
No 6O53-Girl. IL years, Hemorrhsge Of Lung;
No 5O5e-Man. 40 years, Carbuncle of Neck;
No 6O63-Woman, % years. AntinsKlon OF Ute.
rus cured IN 3 months.
No. 5Oes-Man, 81 years, Conclusion Of Brain;
cured in days.
No 5us3-Ian. p years. Chronic Infection, du.
ration q months; cured ia weeks
No. 5O99-N oman, 50 years, PerltonttiS; cured IN
"A days.
No 5lOI-2 Children. and years. Scarlet Fee
yer and DIphtheria; cured in weeks.
No. 5lz2-Weman, 81 years, Acute Infection;
cured in 10 DAYS.
No 5I26-Noman. ~ years Rheumatism yaIyu-
lar Disease Of cart aud brghfs Disease, very az
gravated; cured in weeks
No. 5l44-Man, "a years, Acute Infection; cured
in 10 days.
No 5l6l-Woman II. years, Chronic Catarrh OF
Stomach. duration years; cured in weeks.
No. 5l66-M2n, So years Double Pneumonia
Heart and Kidney Trouble very Aggrsvated cured
In - days.
No. 0i67-Map, % years. Diabetes. duration 3
years cured in weeks.
No. 5l82-Man. AZ years, fleurisy, acute; cured
In days
Results like the above, which could be increased
to many columns. need no further comment Only
an old and experienced physician like DR.. GOLD
extensively varied practice. and il is
only his extraordinary experience for 20 years or
mere in an extensive New York private and hospi
tai practice, embracing over 100000 cases that en-
OF hundreds aud thousands OF patisnts entrusted TO
his who otherwise would have been irretrlev-
ably lost
DR.. L. GOLDSCHMIEDT is permanently located
at 100 Powell ST., San Francisco, where he can be
consulted personally by mail IRON 0 to u A. NJ
TO and 30 10 p. N; sundays 10 to l2 A. NJ:
telephone 3452.
No books published 10 mIslead you or to talk dis.
eases into you which you never had. Consultation
free. Rates Of treatment reasonable Call or ad-
dress DIR. 4. GOLDSCHMIEDT,
100 Powell st, San Francisco, Oil
mtS SuTuTh BIN
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A GREAT DAM.
A Remarkable Piece OF Engineering
Work In India.

A Remarkable Piece OF Engineering
Work In India.
The great Tasua dam recently completed
and officially inspected by the Eiceroy Of
India is the largest piece OF engineering
work OF its kind in the world. This great
dam was built in connection with the Bonn
bay water works, and five and hall years
were consumed in its construction. A good
idea of the appearance Of this structure at
its greatest depth viii be gained from the
accompanying illustration from London
Engineering. The dam Is situated 65 miles
north Of Bombay, aud is a little under two
miles long. 1lS feet high, and about 100 feet
thick at its greatest depth. with a top width
Of 15h feet. The available supply OF water,
after deducting for evaporation. will equal
68, 600 coo gallons per day for 365 days, or
practically 100, 100000 gallons per day, be-
cause, allowing for the fall during the raiuy
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James Bewley brings the latest snake
story over from the West Side. He.
in company with his wife. mother
in-law and Miss Evans. went over
there to look after their land in
terests. They found the land and
cabin all there just as they left 1t, and pro-
ceeded to make themselves comfortable. A
fire was started in the stove by Miss Evans,
and in a few moments loud rafting of one
of the original settlers was heard. A search
for his snakeship in the cabin and outside
failed 10 reveal him. bnt when he sounded
another alarm his hiding place was revealed.
The oven door of the stove was slightly
open and IN there is where his snakeship
had stopped to rest while on his way for
comfortable quarters. The fire had
warmed him up and he was ready for
business. The oven door was closed
as soon as the true condition of things
was seen. For few moments there
was lively rattle concert and when
it had ceased the door was opened and a
large rattlesnake, done TO a turn. was
brought out. The skeleton of the supposed
mate to the snake was found in the cabin.
Several other skeletons of snakes were
found on the place.
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COURT NOTES.

George Flournoy Jr.. ex-City and County At
torney has been sued by the HIbernia Bank 10
recover $4,000 on a note OF September 4, 1890.
and 10 foteclOse on property at the southeast
corner OF Twenty-fouUth and Ellen streets
Judge hebbard has divorced Bentley Taylor
from Hannah Taylor because OF her desertOn.
They came not long ago from England. but the
climate aud people OF California did not suit her,
so she packed up her belongings and went back
home.
Bartholomew O'Connor OF 1131a Fell street
left an estate OF about 5000 upon his death on
the 9TH ult. Win exception OF two rings, all
property was given TO Andrew and William l..
Carrigan OF This city ana sous OF Andrew Carl.
gan deceased.
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JUMPED INTO THE BAY.
An Inebriaied HostIer Makes an Attempt
to Drown Himself

to Drown Himself
James German, a hOstler, formerly en-
ployed 10 McBide's livery stable, attempted
suicide yesterday morning by jumping into
the bay from WashingtOn-street wharf.
About o'clock he went to waterfront
saloon, borrowed sheet of paper and
pencil. Then he scTawled a few illegible
lines and staggered from the place. Pro
ceeding to the wharf. he stepped to the
edge, said goodbye" to acrowd of lounGers
and plunged overheard.
BOatmen rowed out to the rescue,
promptly 'fShed out German and landed him
upon the Clay-stTeet float From there he
was removed to the Receiving Hospital.
where lie was Gated for alcoholism and
Suhmersion. II VAS several hours before
German recovered sufficiently to talk. lie
then said that he had been on a spree for a
week ami had no recollection OF attempting
to drown himself.
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the Government demanded an examination
of the whole gallery. There was no pen
atty attached to the law until one month after
Prince Sciarra sold the pictures, so the PEN
atty voted by the Government can have no
effect upou the Prince. Prince Sciarra, In
Paris. cannot be prosecuted, ard when he
returns to Italy he will certainly be unmO-
Tested. But VINO has the twenty pictures
from the Seiarra gallery? That is the ques-
ton. BARONESS ALTHEA SALVADOR
Paris May 10
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tierees, e99i4c; half-bbIs, 914@91sc; tins IOc;
pals. l0f0, lOlac: do. 5-ib l014c; kegs, 9i46I0c
2 II Mess Beef 81 509S; extra mess do 50 5099;
family do $ll 504l2 clear PORK $l9 5000;
extra prime, $l5Gel5 so; extra clear, S20920 SO;
mess, ST 5091S p n: Pig Pork z key. 1898 %;
l2c 2 10
.HoPs-New crop are nominal at 159l712c q u
bid.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy saIted steers, 10
TAG; medium, Sc: light 4lI4Iae: COwhidCs, lqc;
sailed KIP &c; sated Calf, 7e dry Hides usual seec
ton, Sc; dry Kips, &c; dry Calf. sc; prime Scat
skins, 30er5Oc each; Kids. 5E10c: DeerSkins, good
summer, 81 12e medium. 30932I2e; winter 2O9
25c; Sheepsklns. sheariings, l0925e; short WOO.
4Og7Oe; medium, 100000; long wool e0e9Sl 40
each. Culls Of all kinds about 1s less
TALLOW-NO. l rendered. 4t94I4c; No. ., 3II0
315c; refined, 5346s6c 2 70.
WOOL-SpTiHg w COL is quoted as follows: Southern
and San Joaquin. years clips, ll9l31ac 2 n: do
seven months. lz9l5c; FOothn l59lTl2c choice
Northern. lS92lc; Nevada, l54l7c 2 Il; Eastern
Oregon, 100 &c; Valley OREGON. I992Oc . y.
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Injured by a Turn-T.bIe.

Morris Flynn, a laborer living at 1912
Market street, was seriously Injured yester-
day while repairing machinery below the
turn-tabe al the terminus Of the Haight-
street cable line. He was caught in
wheel aud Whred around several times be-
fore the machinery was stopped At the
Receiving Hospital, where he was taken, il
was found that he had received a compound
fracture OF the right leg. below the knee.
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General NIerohandise.

BAGS - Calcuttas. spot. 715c; for June-July
delivery, 75s97$4c asked: Wool Bags. 36GSSc
CORDAGE-Pure Manila Rope IS quOtsOle at Sc
p 10; 12thread, 1916; and 9 thread lac; Bale
Rope. 139 31ac; mixed Manila Bale Rope, llIac;
Grapevine Irvine, 13c in balls and coils: Hop Twlne,
l2L2c; LathyaTn. lee; StSai ana Duplex rope lie
I2-thread. II1ac and 9 do. l2c; Bale rope, lie:
Duplex HOP Irvine, 101ac; Grapevine Irvine, balls
or coils 11Iae; Lathyarn, 91lc q 10.
SALMON-Alaskan Fish, 81 l00l 2I7 for King.
81 O59l 07Ia for Red and Sl9I 0Z1a , dozen for
Silver.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash; Cube. Crushed Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all $3.50 q 70: Dry Granuatet
SAC 2 II; COnfectOneTs A. 5Isc; Magnolia 45sc:
Extra c, 412e; Golden c. 4sse; D. 4I4c p n; half
bblS, lac more than bblS and boxes lac more
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HE MADE A BIG BLUFF.
Re Registered From San Francisco nm
Said He Was Posted

bHIu nc vas Posted.
He was an old man with long. white
whiskers. says the New York Commercial
Advertiser. and he registered at the Bowery
Hotel as james Murphy, San Francisco.
i've made my pile out West and have
come back to see the home of NV child
hood" he explained. ''ior L am an old Bowery
boy" Then lie expressed desi re
to go out and see the sights. and the
hotel clerk advised him to leave his
valuables behind, but he rejected the idea
with scorn. Didn't tell you l was an cid
Bowery boy" he remarked. "Nobodv
would stack up against me. GOod-by. Pm
going around To hunt up old friends" He
was gone just five mautes. and taen he re-
turned with black eye and a sad ex-
preston on his face. Say" he whispered
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Arrived.
sehr Eclipse, Anderson, AZ hours firm Humboldt:
40 NJ # lumber. to Chas Nelson.
Schr Arthur I. Carlson, 40 hours from Humboldt:
165 NJ # lumber, TO ChaS Nelson
Schr j Nj Coleman. Treanor days from Seattle;
telegraph poles, 10 Sunset Telephone Co.
Cleared.
SATURDAY May %
Stmr Marlposa Hayward, Honolulu aud sydney;
J Spreekels & Bros.
stmr santa Ross, Alexander San Diego; Goodali.
stmr state Of California, Aeklsy. Astoria; Good
Schr John c North. Ipsen, MahukOna; Williams.
DimOnd Il Co
schr Maria Smith. ROsendau, Seattle; George
DERRICK
SATURDAY. May rs
Br stmr Wellington, salmond. Nanaimo'
stmr Los Angeles; Leland Wilmington.
Stmr Willamette Valley. Patton, haquina Bay.
Domestic Ports.
TAToOSH-Passed May 2S-Stmr Pasadena, firm
Seattle for San Pedro; stmr MacSinaw, from Ia
GRAYs HARB0R-Arrived May 27-schr Laura
wEsTPoRT-ATriyed May 2s-stmr Cleone. hne
FORT Ross-saied May 2s-sehr Mary Bidwell.
NAyARRo-Arrived May 2s-Stmr Navarro. I'm
SANTA BARBARA-sailed May 2s-sehr Fanny
Dutard.
coos BAY,-ArrIved May 2s-schr Sacramento.
Eastern Ports.
BALTIMORE-Cleared MAY 27-Ship John w
Mari, for San Francisco.
PHILADELPHIA-Clearee May 27-Ship st
David for san Francisco.
Foreign Ports
LIVERPOOI.-Entered out May I3-Br bark Raw
ensceurt. for san Francisco
DEPARTURE BAY-Arriyed May 2S-ship Com
modore, from san Pedro
Sailed May 27-ship Jabez Howe, for San Fran
cisco.
LONDoN-Sailed May 27-Br bark Chill, for Vic
tOria.
Observation-Disclosures May 26-Br bark Nor
ma, from Oregon via Queenstown.
ACAPULCO-Sailed May 2O-Stmr City Of New
York. for San Franc SEQ
Movements of Trans Atl 8ntic Steamers.
LoNDON-Arriyed May 2S-stmr Etruria, from
New York
r.. T,s eyf,,,f,, =, IrIJiCsn,s ,es second y,,os
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to the clerk, 81 only got to the corner
when a fellow grabbed my watch and the
only $40 bill have in the world" But"
ret0rted the clerk. malioiously, 'are you
nol-?" NO" confessed the old man
frankly, I'D never been here before. l
live in YOnkers and wanted to make big
bluff. Well. | made it and lost. Send a
bellboy with me to my room, please, so
that no one steals my hat as l go through
Z III -
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Steamers to sail to-day the State of Cali
fornia for Portland and the City OF Puebia for Vic.
torta. The oregon falls due from Portland the PO-
mona from Eureka, the Arcata from Coos Bay, the
hackinaw from Tacoma the Eureka from san
Pedro, and the Yaquina from the Salinas River
Tomorrow the Santt Rosa sails for san Diego,
while the Bonita is due from the southern cOlst
The Australia from Honolulu and the WaIla
Nala from Victoria both fan due on Tuesday.
The next steamer from China is the City of Rio
de Janero, due on Thursday ON tue same day the
Oceanic will leave here for Hong-kogg.
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The UsuaI AIlerations.

Joseph Imbach wants dissolution Of the
partnership with Louis A. Werlen entered
into on February J, 1891, to conduct a
saloon, restaurant ana lodging house at Four
teeBth and Mission streets. TIE customary
allegations Of appropriation Of partnership
property In excess Of his proportion, and
cOnceament Of the true condition of affairs
are made
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Chicarn RTarLnta

CHICAGO May 28.-wheat was steady opened at
@sc higher. advanced 12c more wet weather in
the West and the bidding up OF May by elevator
owners declined 7s@lc on the cessation of the de-
mand, recovered 1ac at the close on covering by
shorts. and closed at $50 2c higher than yester-
day. Receipts 1900 bu shells. shipments go OO0
bushels Rye, Use. Barley 6O6162c.
CHICAGO. May 2S,-Wheat-Cash. S414c Corn
4s42e. PORK - SO So Lara - So 40 Ribs
80 5712. Whisky-Sl ID.
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San Franciseo Meat AIark,t.

Wholesale rates from saughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-Ftrst quality, 6la@6oi second quality &c;
third do, 4@4Iae
YEAL-Large ets7e: small Calves. 714a8I5e.
MUTToA-Wet others. 7G171 2e; Ewes, 6I2@97c
Handspring, 71a@Slac 3 10
granted; 5G5I4c for light average do; stOcE
Hogs. 412@4$4 c; dressed do 713&sc Z 10.
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After the Poundkeeper.

Matthew Killea of 213 Eicksburg street
and Mrs. Maria Nannery Of Invent fourth
stree. have filed a complaint with the Board
Of Supervisors against Poundkeeper Part
ridge, who they claim impounded their cows
funded,
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SATURDAY EvENISa, May %.
Summary OF THE MARKERS

SATURDAY ENENINa, May 81
SUMMARY OF THE Markers
No Grain markets.
Butter unchanged.
Poultry In good demand.
Eggs steady.
Cherries In large supply.
Peaches shipped 10 Honolulu.
Oranges In fair request.
Common Asparagus drug.
Peas weak.
Bay Squash arriving.
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MI" is the fsvorite title at Harvard, and
even the president of the university is
usually spoken of as MIR. instead OF DIR.
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were Insignificant in the most active shares, eve
though a strong temper marked trading throughout
The close was fairly active and strong at the high
est point, Colorado coal 81 owing gain of ls4 Gov
ernments were fairly active and firm. Petroleum
June, 5534c
NEW YORK, May 28-United States Bonds As
1l712: do, Is, 90; Northern Pacific 20; Cana
dtan Pacific. 1884 Central Pacific. 3OL5; Union Pa
cine. Al Atchison Santa Fe, S4zs: Wells
Fargo. l45 Western Union. 947s; Silver, s71ae;
sterling. - 5712&s4 80.
HOPS.
Hops are quiet. Business is Indifferent. On Fx-
change % bales OF prime California June delivery
sold at 2614c.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Coffee - Moderately active with no important
changes Sales, II 900 bags. May, Sl2 40; June,
$l2 70; july, 81 IS.
Sugar-StTobg and unchanged.
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Bank Clearipgs,
Shining Nofes.

Local bank clearings last week were 81 1884, 9OS
against Sl3, S99 241 Tor the same week last year.
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The mieroscopists say that mosquito has
% teeth" in the end Of his biil-l1 above
and the same number below.
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Now York Markets.

NEW YORK. May 28.-The stock market was an
extremely limited affair. and while there was an
urgent demand for the smaller shorts movements
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. May 2S.-The spot market Is quiet
at rs Adj Cargoes are quiet at 36s for of coast,
sos Cd for Just shipped and 35s 90 for nearly due
SECURITIES.
LONDON, May 2S.-Consols. 97$4 Silver, 40 lied;
Rentes 9St l2l3c.
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Baked Rattlesnake.

Bosrd-3OO Hawaiian Commercial. 21s; 100 do,
23s.
Street-lOO Hawaiian Commercial, 2I2.
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Portland's Business.
Exchange and Rullinn-

PORTLAND. Or. May 2s.-CIearances. $4,000
balances, $4,000.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
srEAAlERs. DEsrrNAr1ox. sans.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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NoTE-No grain quotations can be given for Sat
urday, the Produce Exchange adjourned from
last Friday to next Tuesday morning.
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Arrive J..

shiPPING INrELLIGENCk.