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EOREI0N MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL
LONDON. March 4-Bar silver, .925 nne, 81 5-l6d
Consols. 80 5.16d; Bank of England discount
rate, ~ per cent
BRBADefUHFA
LvBRPooL, March A-Wheat-O6ersd modor.
etely: Corn-O6sfed sparingly: March, easy,
- Ifd: April, easy, Il I'D.
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MINING STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.


NEW YORK, March A-The stock market to-
day was quiet and, except in the first few min
utes and the last half honr, entirely lacking in
interest. Reading was the only railroad stock
In which operations reached any importance.
Its range, however. was confined to fractions,
and the final change was iusignidesnt The
close was steady to firm.
Government bonds-Dull and heavy.
FINANCIAL.
Money on call-Firm TT per cent Prime
mercantile Apsr, 81 $685. Ter cent Sterling ex =
change-Quiet bus rrm; sixty-day bills, ~ Sc;
demand, A7.
BONDS
Z. :. 1, freg) ..... ll2iaU. 8. Is tcouponl.. 1I3
U. 5. - (reg1....-. go sPAcifc e. 100
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OLYMPIA, March 4--fSpecial. The new
barrel factory At Roche Harbor was set in
operation yesterday for the first time. It
is the largest institution of the kind on the
Coast. having . daily capacity Of 5000
barrels
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C4ATTLE NATIONAL BANK
Conner Yosler and South aoooaA
CAPITAL, PAID UP. ease, o0ooA
1faasa0b general banking business With spoGlal
attention to collections
E.W ANDREWS, r a. HOOKER.
President Ca1Aiog

DEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK OCCIDENTAL
block, seattle, Washington Capital. 800 900.
Omoen - Boarl Of Trustees - Bailey GatxefA
President; Jacob EuHth. Vice President: Arthur
A. Denny, Second Vice President; james r. Hay.
den. Manager. Cashier and Secretary; Frank L
Biodgett. Assistant Cashier; L. Schwabachef John
Tfansacts savings bank business exclusively.
Deposits received from one dollar to ton thousand
dollars Six per cent interest per annum allowed
on term and; our per cent on ordinary deposits.
Dividends declared the last day Of May and No.
vember. Loans made on real estate or approved
c0llatorAlS only.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

Transactions Since January 1 and for
the Past Week.
Real estate transactions from January /, 1893.
are ,95l There were filed for record during
the past week l36 deeds, the considerations ag-
Rrcgating $97,SlS Following is the record of
the week by Gays:
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Punmaa aespane Cara Eleeaas Day 0easAo
- anese Rasaeo Dinine 0aFs hssWoea oeaenA -
Pau and Chicago without cAanGA Coonoceons
IN IL peints . the Unatod Ssases anA CanA1A
OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT NOV. Let, 1891.
Trains LEAVE ssArrLR
For 81 Paul and East-l0: Is p m
For Spokane-3:2O p n. and t0:7S p =.
For Portland and South-s:l6 = m. an6 0:Ao
For Olympta-6:15 q N. and Sis . -
For Montssano and Ocosta-8:lS = n.
Tor Tacoma-6:l6. Sis . m. 1901 3:3o. 9o9
For snoQusimie Fails and North 1s.A-s:ls
For sumas and Anacortss-s:ls . n
For knohomish and 0etchetl-0:l6 Z - ~
Ass p N.
TRAINS AHRYvE AT aeArfLR
From ct Paul and East-ll:23p m
From Portland and south-6:t0 p n. and l3:0o
Z m
From Oiympia-6 so p n and 8:As n.
From Aoneesano and Ocosta-S:5O n m
From Tacoma-l2 IS, 8:45 and loss u,
500 $50, 8:A6 and ! rs ,. m.
From SnoQualmio fal6 md North Do04-S:2o
From sumas and Anacortss-5:3or u
From onohomish and 0sscheu-I0:o6 Z - 80
6:20 p m
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICEETo TO
ALL PUIN II IN TINE WORLR
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nnNnO AND WARRANTS
DVNUO WANTED.

And ether negotiable securitez CorresponAoooo
collected from holdsrS oicefs Of municipalities
about Issuing either. n. w. TkOUNCG,
1oom 4 4allsg build2nG eeasuA Woah
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Portland Whest Market
PORTLAND. March l. - (Special.1 - Wheat
No change in the wheat market today: Valley.
$L151<; Walla Walla, $iO7
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q the grading Of lot on southeast corner James
a second streets will be received to March z:
NJ will be required JOHN COLLINS
tVoTIcE TO CONTRACTORS NOTICE IS
y hereby given that sealed bids will he received
- the board of commissioners OF King county
NJ . o clock p I'D. Monday, March 70, 1898 for
~ clearing grubbing, grading and necessary
&Bdging 81 the county road numbered 347. and
nuefaliy known as the Jonn w, bepny road. ex-
tatips nom the quarter post on the south line Of
Iasien 81 township 20 north. range east. and
Waning north the half section line to intersee-
III with the snohomish telegraph road. which
lit - .9S feet north Of the center Of section 20.
ne township and range, having = total length Of
- mi'e AMI 1888 feet
WORK TO I've done according to specific atoms one
ri of which il file in the county auditors
kse ami one copy in the county surveyors Of
h. ever Puget sound savings bank.
~ bond Ia double the amount Of the contract
p4ct viii be require conditioned upon the pay
mt Of labor and material Claims and the coin
Gion Of the contract
certified check OF 800 Cor currency ur coin,
Dsst accompany each bid. 20 be forfeited 10 King
Nauty BY the successful bidder IN he fails
0sf into contract With good and sufficient bonds
DGhia ave DAYS of date of award
aaAs should name lump sum for the clearing.
6reeug and grading and price per NJ board
nasyrv for cuiyerts and bridges
ihs boafi reserves the right to reject anv and all
- r. A. TWIcHELI.
cansy Auditor and ex-Oficio CLERK of the Board
q County commissioners.
oneed q seattle March =. lS93
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DACIvIO NAVIGATION CoNPANYS
i BoatA Ragt time for 6nohomish, Everett and
Tacoma
STEAMER STATE OF WARRINGTON yin
leave Everett daily 1t q m. for seattle
Leave Seattle for Tacoma, l. = m
Leave Tacoma for Seattle. p. m
Leave Seattle for Everett. 4:3O p. n
Leave Everett for Seattle, Z p. %.
Leave Seattle for Everett, 10 p n.
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY VIII leave
Seattle for snoho Mondays. Wednesday, and
Fridays ~ . m. caliing ~ 4ucktlteo. East and
West Everett and Lowell
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent
FRANK WArERHoUsE, 0enerA Manager,
Tacoma
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poRr ANGELES. PORT rowNs1HD, DUN.
1 eeAoD and seattle route.
TlAB CARD
Fest Passenger and Freight Propeller
MONTICELLO
Commencing Tuesday, November l. 1893
Leaves daily except Monday follows: Seattle
q m-; Townsend 0:3O; arrives Port Angeles
p n. Leaves Port Angeles 8 p m: Port
Townsend $3.50 p m: arrives Seattle 10 p. m
landings City Dock, Seattle; Tiboal's Dock, Port
Townsend: NoTses Dock. Port Angelica
HATCH BROS
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CTEAMER IDAHO LEAVES MERCHANTS
- whar., seattle. ~ q m. MONDAYS w ednes-
days and Fridays for Edmonds Everett Clinton
Browns Point, Langley, CoupevilIe, Deception.
AnAcoftes sAnish, tairhaven. Whatcom. Ut
Wbatcom at = m. Tuesdays. Thursdays and
"a days Gazing ~ above points. Fare, 81
berths. QUO For freight or passage apply on
board or TO T. Game, Merchants dock The steame
has 1u-t been rebuilt ana is frst-ciass in everv
particular. {. d. BKoWNFiELD,M Master
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FROM VANCOUVER:

For fail infermasIca apply -
oEo Nc. BROWN. District Passenger Arsa:
vAnccavee
= W. AcSiSNIA Agsal starr Boyd block. -
aSsiA
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NIRcHANDIsK
Hors-Quiet and easy. Pacific coast, la9Soc.
Conee-Options closed steady, 5 TO Is points
mp. saies were 5000 bags. including: March,
u5:O; April. $l6so; Nay. $l6 75Oi6So. Spot Rio
sugar-Kaw. steady: Muscovado, 3l.soc for
S9-test Refined-Quiet and steady
C0pper-Quiet: Lake, $lil
Lead-Sseady and dull Domestic, &as21<
Ttn-Firm: Straits, 5000.
BOSTON STOCK KxcHANaR.
BosroN, March A-Closing:
Atchison. ... Scl4Mex Cent tCom.). lolx
Burlington ....... e5I Bell Telephone -. %
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO, March A-wheat-Duil, with nuctu-
atoms confined to lsc range and closing steady
&c higher than yesterday. Receipts were 8, 400
bushels; shipments. 1000 bushelA
wheat-Stsady: cash. 745<c: Nay, IKE
Corn-Firm: cash, 401sc; May, $50.
Oats-Firm; cash, S11sc: May, s25sc.
Rye-52c
Barley-62c.
Flax-$L ~.
Timothy-$LA
Pork-Quiet: cash, siA32l<: May. SlAs23<
Lard-Quiet cash, $lSO71,: May, 3l2 l25<.
Short rios-Quiet; cash. $l04 Is; May. $lO5o
Short cleAr-$l0 Sa1109Q
shouldefs-$@s71a0l0
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, March 4-Cattle-Receipts. 1850:
$50; no prime steers on the market; stockers,
$2650S75
Ho..-Receipt.. 5000; market closed a9loc
lower. Heavy mixed, s.. l5(9S25; good to prime
heavy. 10; light tn medium mixed, 81. 20
10: sorted light, $7S09S.05; other lights.
shsep..Receip.s. 1000: market steady. Top
grades, $5.l5@1S30.
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DORT ORCHARD
Navy Yard Route-Brsmerssa, oslnav
and Charleston
STEAMER ELLIS
Leaves loot Of Washington street. daily exceps
sunday as s;l5 . M and $3.50 p m. The o.ls
q. m. trip includes head OF Port Orchard. Exenr.
MON parties be accommodated on sundayA
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Sick headache yield. 10 BrreHAx's PILL.
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BANKS.
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST co.
Incorporated 1882. Capital. 100000
Bailey Building. Corner Of Second and CAsny.
Tranaacss . general banking business
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Deposit: reeve: I'd. In any :mSun. ro% o. ssa<
Money loaned upon improved
farm and city real estate
TRUSTEES:
Leigh q J. HUNT PrsssdsuA
WILLIAM T. BAILEY Vice President
q H. HEIIBRoN. ,....,...........MA naxeP
r. DOW Secretary
COLUMBUS T. TYLER J. d. LowMAN, 8. G
Williams. wM. II. FISHER
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE
Paid up capital. 900
Hurpius'..'......... ~............... AoO,OVO
M.unicr McM,cxxS Vice Prssidsns
LISTEN tckSxR......-..-... Cashier
General banking business transacted
principal cities ef the United States
and Europa
DEXTER HORTON CO. BANKERA-
INCORPORATED 1881
~ 80
President; OVERWHELMINGLY LAp1
Man.xrr n LATIMER
Cashier. K VAN TUiL
Sigh, exchange and ,.leSrapsic transfers on New
YORK. chicago. 50 Paul. san Francisco. Port
land and various points IN wash
inston. oregon and British
Columbia
sight bills Of exchange on London svs'iasie ssss
collections wat. =, all points on havorasi. t.rnA
Bonds. stocks ana other vauaeies received On d.
posif fer safe keeping
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK. OF
rafd NJ espisA,.-. ...................soooo U
Pay and sell foreign aud domestic exchange:
transfer money BY Telegraph to eli cities N the
intel States and kGrupe; receive deposits of
money and issue pass books certificates there
tNt oar facilities for making collections are com
P'sSe Aae VIA fsSsiVe prompt attention
rIREcross:
4 q sTtwART.,. ........vi Vice Prss.den,
l. : j. HUM. : ,iiihsihiUiiK:;XiTaAE
CossxsPoNDxsrs
ieaeen. y. NJ. Ro,hseaiid & sons: Paris. Ne
kete.ch.ld freres; Fransfert A ~, l.. Won
~ivls.r Co: ssv YORK., Agency Of BANK q Csii-
e.s,s. Ss,c@so Celn nereiAi National Rank;
s'0 R,s Sn 90 Co. qa.. Aras :n ,r.aTsoa
Nafionsl Bank
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7 AooHxxR ROUTE VIA xvxRrrr.


1Aevee City Dock Seattle. daily except SATURDAY.
q p m. for Everett, Edmonds Clinton. Tuialin
bsown's Point, Langley. CoupsvilIe, san dc FucA
OAK Haroor. CtsAiady and Laconner. Returning
leaves Leconaer 8 = N. for Seattle. covering same
SooA T. GREEN. Master
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THE SEATTLE PosT-NTuIIGENcER MONDAY, MARCH s. 1854



RANK OF BRITISH CoLuNBlA-
11(r SAxA
1850 l.oVV.VVO
Head Once. 90 Lombard sssUss London
Dsaachee-Pogtlnnd.9 aa Hfancisca seatsls. II
coma, victoria NeW Westninssse, NanaimA
A:nlccps. NsiSoe. voneouvss. u e
\ Oo0oeAl Banking and ExchanGo 0uDano0
sSanaactsd Loans made Bius dtscounted Com
mercsel credto granted Deposits recolved On Gus.
rent account subject 70 check. lnsereoe paid -
00o 0eUooitA = LEA BAHNBA ManagOG
Z " WHKRLR PA -. 1AnnY cAsR
S0HH Z. oornAxDH1, vgcRP1A
TA9 CoMMK1CLAL NATIONAL DAXE O
DERBC1ons:
p .. DENNY. A. S N1LLKR
NV WHEELER
Do Eou.-
3ANK1N0 BUSINED
win The
111CHANry NATIONAL DAUK
he only dssigna.ed FINANCIAL AGENT a u,
United States in SeAstiA
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sorTcE 70 CONTRACTORS.

&roTIcE TO CoNTRACToRs-BID FOR
~ the grading Of lot on southeast corner James
a second streets will be received to March z:
~ will be required. JOHN COLLINS
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IClose connection with N. p. train from Port
land and San Francisco.
Steamers "City Of Kingston" and .City Of Seat
tle' mako close connections At the Tacoma wharf
with trains to and from Portland and with the
east and west bound overland trains.
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sight exchange and ,eleSraDaic transfers on New
YORK. chicago. - Psul oar Francisco Port
land. and various points IN WASH
lnston, oregon and British
Columbia
Sigh, bills 81 exchange on London ava'lasie sase-
where in Europe
collections rsie .; all points on favorable terAA
Rands. stocks ana other vAl1aeles received On %
posif Ter safe keeping.
The morning call., 1893-07-25
THE STOCK MARKET.

The week opened dull and heavy yesterday ar
there was no further change in prices. NothYg
was heard from the Comstock appertainfng TO 70
lowering OF rates in the various corporations fo-
ing business with the mining interests. Chates
Fish is not expected to return and reporH po'
fore W ednesday or THURSDAY The Miners Snion
of virginia City were to have held meeting last
evening and 1t was expected yesterday tha!|tney
would accede TO the propo sed terms.
Silver was heavy yesterday. with sales 70 now
York at sec and 321sd in London.
The assessments on savage and Hale orcroSS
are delinquent in office to-day.
r. G. Horn. president OF the Pacific sock Ex-
change. returned from an extended Eatern trip
yesterday.
The North Banner Con. Tunnel Con rany has
levied an assessment OF cents per share. delin-
Quent August IS.
received from the Candelaris mine OF Mexico.
An assessment of Is cents per share has been
levied the Bode.
The dividend of 10 cents per mare on the
Standard Con. Is payable to-day.
The following Official letters were placed on hle
Yesterday:
0cCIDENTAL-From the west ledge on the 800
and 400 levels we are extracting and milling
about five tons of ore per day of the average
value of S27 per ton.
KENTUCK-We have stopped the Joint east cross
cut on south line OF the jacket, 100 level, and
have started drift south IN the ore found in said
cros scut. From the slopes in the west ledge on
tie sa extracting and shipping to
the Santiago mill ab2at thirty tons OF ore o, tne
average value as per car sSTqles OF 81 In goid.
NEW YoRK-The upraise from No. west cross
cue 500 level. is up distance of 125 feercSn tne
slope: formation quartz. some OF which gives III
assays
crosscut 3. al point 100 feet In from its mouth
mas been extended Ia feet: in quartzite and clay
formation OF low assay value.
The morning call., 1893-07-25
OPIUM POISONING.
The Police Asked to Investigate Kate
Stewards Death.

An inquest was he'd yesterday on the
body of Mrs. Kate Stewart. the OLD woman
who was taken to the CITY ana county
Hospital In an unconscious condition last
Friday morning and who died there mat
nigh.
From The evidence it was shown that
Mrs. Stewart arrived in the city on Tues
dav night from Mountain View, Santa
Clara Comfy. where she HAD been work.
ing an Murphy's ranch. She went to the
house of Mrs. Bankson. 80 Minna street,
and after staying few minutes went to
the grocery-store of Thomas Carroll, cor
ner of Third and Minna streets, and got
500 of sum of $50. which she had de-
posted with him. She then went back to
Mrs. Bankson's and asked for that lady's
daughter, who happened to be out TWAS
at that time noticed that she had money In
her hand.
She went away and was next seen at
Mrs. Ceary's saloon. 243 Mnna street.
She stayed there till Thursday morning,
without leaving the saloon. On Thursday
morning she went out and returned about
5 o'clock that afternoon. Next morning
she was found in an UNCONSCIOUS condition
and taken to the hospital. where she died.
She was treated there for OPIUM poisoning.
When the autopsy was made the stomach
was sent to DR.. Darlington for analysis.
aud from twelve to fifteen grains of opium
Were found in it.
There was no evidence to show whether
Mrs. Stewart swallowed the opium with
suicidal intent or otherwise. The only
suspicious circumstance was that nc money
was found in her pockets.
The jury brought in verdict that the
deceased came to her death from opium
poisoning, administered by some persons
unknown to the jury.
The Coroner afterward notified the
Police Department that the circumstances
of the old woflaess death called for an
Investigation. -
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Sun AND TIDE TABLE.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Arrived.

MONDAY, July "a.
cent City: PISS and mdse. to Hobbs. wall q co.
Stmr Daisy KimbaiI. johnson. l8 hours from
Santa
all, Perkins Il Co.
Stmr Greenwood, Carlson. 80 hours from Port
Hartford: ballast to L White.
Stmr Alex Duncan. smith, 4S hours from LON.
poe, via Port Hartford 80 hours; produce, to Good.
stmr Newsooy. Fosen. 4a hours from Port Lo.
Si; Tors to boTnn Co.,
Bf stmr Grandhoim, Masson. 90 hours from Ma
sehe Hsn.o aars s ssom
Grsys Harbor; $50 f. lumber to s slade Lum.
schr Elvenia, Anderson, rs hours from Hum.
boldt: lum Der, to Preston & McKinnon.
Schr Abbie, Hansen, 20 hours from Caspar: 100
NJ IT lumber. to Caspar Lumber Co.
schr Mary Eta. wetzel. "a hours from Fisks
Mil: rs eds wood. to BENDER Bros.
sesr WAL, Gs,iop S. as hours from Eureka;
Schr Mary Bidwell. wilson. days from siuslaw
River: ITO II lumber. to order.
Honolulu; sugar aud coffee. to williams. Dimond
Schr Portia. Culstrupp. IS hours from walsh
Landing: 90 eds wood, to Higgins d Collins
Cle8red.
MONDAY. July "a.
stmr City Of sydney Cavalry. Panama Via San
stmf Eureka. Leland. san Pedro; Goodall. Per.
kins 4 Co.
w McNear.
Sailed.
MONDAY, July "a
stmr walis walla. wallace. Victoria and Fort
Townsend.
stmr City Of Sydney. Cavalry. Panama via San
Diego,
stinr Newsboy Fosen. Navarro.
Nor bark Stjorn, Balse. NanainO.
Bktn North Bend, Wallace, Grays Harbor,
Schr DAISY Rowe. Olson. Point Aroma.
ShiDpIug- Not,S.
Steamers to sail to-day are the Weeott for Eel
Rivcr. Bandoriie for Coquille River, Eureka for
Newport Bonita for Newport and Gypsy for the
Salinas River.
The Bonita ana santa Cruz fall due to-day from
the southern Coast.
The Colima falls due from Panama on the soth
Tho ship Occidental loads Goa, at Nauaimo Tor
this port; bark wilma, cost at Nanaimo for this
port or san Pedro: srhr King Cyrus lumber on
the Sound for Port Prize. SIS I'd: Br stmr Grand
holm. salmon 1t Victoria for Liverpool or London
September loading. AIS Sd: Br ship Madras bar
ley for europe. 28s Cd; Br ship Cape York, wheat
for Europe. 37s Sd.
TelegFaphic.
POINT LOBOe- July ALTO P M-westher
foggy, wind. sw; velocity. 30 miles.
The morning call., 1893-07-25
A New Spiritual Organization.

Articles of Incorporation have been
fled on behalf Of the First Progressive
Spiritual Church of San Francisco.
The company is formed for the purpose
OF teaching the philosophy and explaining
the phenomena of spiritnalism, TO impart
religious instructions to its members and
the gen eral public. and otherwise TO carry
on religious and spiritual work. The d.
rectors or trustees appointed for the first
year are J. B. Fleming, Warren GardDer
and A. P Welcome and the principal off,
GERS, elected at the meeting held at Grand
Central Hall on July 10. 1898, are Mrs.
Hannah A. D. Fleming, president; Mrs
Melissa Miller. vice. president; Robert C.
Hall. secretary, and Mrs. Sarah S. Bixby,
treasurer.
The morning call., 1893-07-25
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM AZA.
j OceAn Division-and PACIFIC COAST A8E68
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch frem
Spear-street wharf, at 10 A. NJ. for the above ports
one Of their AL IRON steamships. viz:
STATE OF CALIFURNIA-July 70, Aug. A. IL,
20, Sept 9. 81.
COLUMBIA-July 10. 81. Aug. II, "a. Sept. 5.
II. 20.
CREGON-July ~. Aug. 8. 90, Sept. l. l3. 25.
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
and other dverging lines for all points In Oregon.
Washington. British Columbia. Alaska, iaaho
Park and all points east and south and TO Europe
Fare to Portlanu-Cabin, $l6: steerage 3D.:
round trip, cabin, $50.
Ticket offices-l Montgomery st.. and Palace
Hotel. New Montgomery ST.
Freight ofice-2U0 California st.
GOODALL PERKINS & CO.. Supt Ocean Line
1 If 10 Market St. San Francisco.
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General Merchandise.
BAGs-Cacutta are quoted at 67s@6c; Wool


BAGS-Calcutta are quoted at 6B@6c; Wool
Bags, 3Ul5032c.
COfFEE-The private circular of c. E. Bickford
says: Tho only feature OF interest since tho LIST
inst. has been an advance OF A@Hac in tho price
of good unwashed Salvador, with sales OF some
T5siOes lars at l9@l91ac. the latter figure being
paid for 3 rev 11Srcels. Since then tho movement
has subsidized and market c oses quiet at 1914
@l91bc for good bisaSSsed to good green un-
washed. The stock OF this-lescrlptfon. now re-
ply the requirements of dealers ntflt arrivals OF
new crop. and any active demand, stcn as that
just witnessed. has the immediate effect q stlff-
ening holders ideas Other grades have beaifQealt
in sparingiy. Thetfnancia situation is still oIs-
turbing factor, and cash buyers are occasionally
enabled to secure concessions which would nOt
otherwise be granted, although this TEXTURE has
not been of sufficient importance or frequency to
warrant any practical change in quotations. which
we continue more or less nominal at the follow
Ing figures: 20s4@2lAc or good to prime Costa
RIGA. free from black beans: I9A9ZO1ec p 10
for good Costa Rca ixed with BLACK beans; 1917
0191ac p b for fair Costa Rfca; 16Lz@lSc p 10
Tor common TO ordinary Costa Rica, laL2@201ac
for good unwashed salvador and Nicaragua; II ~
022c for prime washed Guatemala: 203i 02lc
y b for good to strictly good washed Guatemala !:
19M@20Ac q IL for fair washed Guatemala: lS6
171ac for ordinary Guatemala: 1UDlb1sc p ID
for very inferior to common Guatemala; p @
22Isc p ID for good to prime washed Peaberry:
20@l201hc . n for good to prime unwashed Pea
berry. The Brazilian markets reported Sigh tIy
lower IN view OF An anticipated increase in re-
ceIpts
SUGAR--The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all sac p h; Dry Granulated.
e1sc p 10; Confectioners' A. &c y 10: Magnolia.
Standard A. 57sc: half. bbls. 1sc more than bDls
and boxes lac more
The morning call., 1893-07-25

Thirteenth avenue. Is SW OF East Twenty-hrst
street. Sw 80 by Sc 100. subject to mortgage for
$1,000, East Oakland; SO.
". Is. and Laura A. Pinney to Alonzo A. anu Ell
mer Conger. lots and 2, Block q, Melrose Statlon
Tract, BROOKLYN Township: $40.
Matia \. Eastman OF Alameda to Byron H. 70.
bolt of Alameda. lot i. block A. map of lois ~ 70
II Bakers subdivision OF part OF lot l. 1oaAuih
Tract, brooklyn Township: SO