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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26
AMBASSADRESSES OF NOTE.
AMERICAN WOMEN SHINING IN
FoHTIGN Counfs.
Picture OF the Ideal Ambnssndress.
PrerogntIvcs and Privileges OF
These LadIes-women In For
eiEn Diplomacy.

una iorelsh diplomats tnu, "ou'u
Heeii az u the uaush'erS o' N"s's ss''
"eTu posaessed III ilo'e SUPER
degree than women OF other nation
alitics OF those qualities thut are most
hishlY priced by ana Oh par,'eu'Hi
NHiue TO- ENJOYS anu heere'"'ieA VI
legation Attaches doht COUNT i"r
they are only useful as long as metrl'
monially unattached AZ one moment
there were no less than iour OF the
foreign embassies Of 81 petersburg
We're American ladies' rVished SUI
preme as mistress OF the house TheFe
was the daughter OF John jay. VINO
was tho wife Of the German nfnpassa-
dor The duugntor OF the late boring
Andrews likewise Of New YORK was
the vito OF the Wurtemberg envoy; the
daughter Of @. w. RIGGS OF washing
ton, dispensed hospitality at the En-
glish embassy, where her husband
Mr.. Henry Howard, was charge
d'annirea. and there was theunited
States legation Itself This, us well
as the fact that the Danish ambassa-
dress Ht Stockholm. the Dutch
ambassadrcas at Rome. the British
ambassadress al Brussels, and. until
quite recently, the French and Belgian
ambassadresscs in London, as well
as the German ambassadress at
Madrid, the French ambassadress at
Copenhagen and the Dutch ambassa-
dress at Paris. have all been OF Amerl-
can birth, Is sufficient TO show that,
In the opinion Of diplomats who,
owing to their nomadlc life, have un-
rlyAlled opportunities Of comparing the
women OF every ruce and cllme-there
are mono go emlneutly suited for the
role of nmbasaadrcss as Americans.
who come nearer To- the ideal OF what
am nmbnssndrcas should be than any
of their foreign Sisters.
tfndcr these circumstances the oues-
tlou nrlses na 10 wbat constitutes nm
ideal ,ubaasndrrss In resnopss there
ia. cannot do better man to quote
IA, ,vords az IA. CONT. do Mon, ,yho
r,r d, ,,o,,. ,,,r, ,,.,,r.so,,,.i a..
french goyorr,,,r, a., pa,no 80,
,,. =, e.. 80, M. -. -
aa ,,i5, S,., -. "''y "V'
osau,na ~ Wv 9"U'.-
-, '',''i'''''' V'''
pI"Nlueu her features ana expression
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

A good dinner salad for w. " 4.
months Is made by com.g9...1a 4,
juicy apples with celery. ~, X
cry as for chicken salad; pes.,, h
Piles, cut them MS fine as me c. .so N
cover with lemon juice 70 r., Al
from turnlng dark S9F, IA
French dressing and serve ~ ~
leaves II you can get them, ~ ia
pany luncheon put the salaa Ia n
skins. lay them on lettuys s.ef
nlsh with little Mayonnaise =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

The woman's literary ciu .9. y
more, a fiourishing organitt-N1ssT rs
eral years standing, has Ds'"
rated. =.
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California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, Aug lathe Earl Fruit Company
sold California fruit at auction as follows:
Pears-Bartlett in ventilated cars 90c@sl O5; in
c. +. refrgeratOr-cars, 81 45 @ 60; Clapps
Favorite. 81; Beurre CIairgue 81 10; Howell,
ST O5. Peaches-Early Crawiords, 75c0$l; Late
Crawford. 90e@l 05; Orange Cling. @9Oc; St.
Mary's Choice, S5c. Foster, 90c. PlumS-W ash
ington. soc: Japan, 81 TO- Egg. 75@95c; satsu-
ma, 9Ot@aI %; Golden Drop. 76@80c Victoria,
95c@)SI U5; Quackenboss, 81 05. Prunes-Hun-
garian, S5c9Sl 20; German, $lt9l %; SILVER,
75c; FalienDorg, 90c Grapes-Half crates, seed
less, 81 IS; FOntanebleau, 81 10; Nectarines,
csc.
Porter BROS Company sold to-day at auction
California fruit as follows: Pears-Bartlstt, 81 10
al SO. Peaches-EarIy Crawfords, 60c@sl Is;
Craw lords 85@9Oc; Clings, S5@$l 05; susqne-
hanna, 81 Il; Fosters, 81; Aectdrlnes, S5e@$l;
Plums-kgg. 65c@Sl Gold Drop, S5c; Fallen
borg 81 l5Gl 25 washingtons, Soc Hungarian
PruueS, ST. IS; Musclt Grapes half crates, 400
81 As, some in very poor condition.
Porter Brothers Company, Boston, sold to day
at auction eight cars OF California fruit as follows;
4Oe@S! 10; Purple Duanes, 95c@Sl 20: German
prunes, 81 O. 571a; Columbia plums, -$l@l 70;
jefferson. s. IS: Yellow Cling peaches.$l 1214 "a
/ 20: Bradshaw plumS. Tragedy prunes, Silver
prunes, 81 rs; Grapes, 81 1912; Yellow Egg
plums 95c@Sl; Bartlett pears. overripe, 81 80.
Porter Brothers Company, New York, sold
twelve cars To-Day auction of California fruit.
Bartlett pears, 81 25@2 81; Crawford peaches.
100000; Washington ptums, 70c@$1 10; Egg
plums l@l 40; Japans. IS 10; Bradshaws 81 q
/ so: Columbia plums, S0c@Sl 40: Gross prunts
81 3091 40; German prunes, 75@$l 40; SILVER
prunes 81 Fallenborg. 81 1O9l Is; Red Necker,
81 40; FUntaiEbleau grapes, 81 40.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The Comstook portion of the stock market re-
oeived a setback yesterday, and prices declined
under light sales. News of an encouraging nature
was received from the front during the day. and,
as MI LYMAN expects to return to the Comstock
this morning, work viii probably be resumed on
the 700 level of the Con. Cal q Va and the task
of sinking the WINE commenced Quite a little
upward turn TOOK place in the Bodie stocks, and
under the purchases of Van Wyck the stock ad-
vanced to 81 90. An Improvement In the mine is
given as the reason for the advance. A letter
from Superintendent Gorham of the Crown Poin
gives the following reason for the falling off in
The Gold Hill stockS
James Ne1riGudS, secretary CTolUn Point GoId
ana SfiU.y Mining Company, Son Francisco, Cal
MY DEAR SIR-As have just wired you a sud
den and unexpected falling off IN the water OF the
Carson River has neeessItated the shutting down
OF the Mexican MILL We have over 500 tons OF
ore In the mill, on the road and in the dumps at
the mine. AS 1t will be impossible TO work this
ore until the water raises In the river, and as the
time IS somewhat probematical, have deemed ii
best TO 5lose down the mine, which will be done
up the river to see what can be done toward the
securing OF water that is now reported to be going
TO waste. Yours truly,
Il. NJ. GoRHAM. Superintendent.
NOTES.
Three bars of bullion, valued at Sll,U91 27.
have been received from the Con. Cal. u Va on
AUGUST account.
silver remained steady at 625sc in New York
yesterday, and at % l3-16d in London.
The delinquent assessment sale of the Union
Con. takes place today.
WORK Will be resumed in the Yellow jacket mine
to-day. aud superintendent Sharon has returned
TO the COmStock IN consequence thereof.
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mala; 2O1@22c . ID for good to prime washed
Peaberry; 201a@2Ic for good TO prime unwashed
eaberry.
CoAL-Arrivas are too large for the demand
and are accommodating. The passage OF the tariff
bill reduces the duty TO Acc per ton. yelling
ton is quotsble at SIS p ton; New Wellington,
So Q ton; Seattle So 90 Coos Bay, s6' Wall
send, SIS so Tor average, and 81 so for clean;
Scotch. SO; Brymbo 81 1903: Greta, nominal /:
Cumberland, $40 50@ll So in bulk and 81 1@l3
in sacks: West Hartley, SIS so; Welsh Hartley,
SO; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, $11@12: Welsh
Anthracite Egg, So; Camel, $9 Rock Springs,
81 60; Castle Gate, 81 60: Pleasant Valley. 81 CO.
FISH-Pacihc Cod is quoted as follows: Bun
dies, &c: cases, selected, 51ac y 10: BoEeless
Strips. SIC; Middles, &c; Standard Blocks, 7c:
seabright Blocks, 71ac; Squares, 71ac p ID: Silver
K ng strips, Tee: Norway strips, 6$4c p d; Mar
row Gauge 7c a n; Mackerel half bbls 81 for
No. and Ss@S so for No. 8: Eastern Smoked
Herring, soc q keg; Dutch do, 95c@$l % p keg;
Whitefsh 81 80 in half bDls and 81 10 in kits
Tongues and Sounds, BIG
AlLs-Base prices 81 70 for iron or steel
and 81 10 for wire.
QUICKSILVEK-$3 p flask.
SUGAR-The Western sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed all 8 14c; Dry 6ranulated, 55sc;
Confectionery A, 51ae Magnolia A, Sac; Extra
G, 51sc; Golden G, 47sc: ID, 45sc; hall barrels,
1sc moro than barrels, and boxes 1ac more
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line of Market street. distant lll.295 from
ThirSy-second; thence SO. 295 to beginning. be-
Ing lot IL and portion of lot IL, block 2040. Row
land Tract, Oakland; $40.
Sarah E. Thompson to Mile Woodside of Oak
land, lot on Sc line of Twenty fourth avenue,
497 20 SW of East Twentieth street, SW 2:6 by
Sc 100, block L, subdivision so Associates Tract,
East Oakland: so.
Alex p. Murgotten to Archibald Mcdonald of
santa Clara, lots 15 and 10. block 2O9S, Alden
tract at Temescal, Oakland Township; 81.
L. NJ. keaudry G. Peladeau and wives to FRANK
6hlglione of Golden Gate. lot 3, block 35 Baudry
q Peladeau property, TO correct deed of March
"a, 1893, Oakland Township; So
John and Annie Agren TO Lyman NJ Kennedy OF
Oakland lot ON S line OF Harmon st., 100 w Oh
Calais, w 80 by 5 1855, lot IS. block, b. Harmon
Tract, Berkeley; SO.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

X. and Eureka Levy to Henry Payot lot on n
Ine OF suffer street, 27:6 OF Laguna, L u g by
Il. and Julia Fisher to Jeanette Bernstein. lot
on } line Of Ellis street, 272 Of LaguuA, W 70
Emma G. cray to Carl Beyfuss. lot on \ line of
Geary street 1859 Of Webster. W q IS by n
Jennie II. Lewis TO Francis Ries, undivided half
OF lot on line Of Clay street 165 IS w of Devisa
de=o. p by ) lO2:214 gift
G. g. and Linda NJ Fisher to William E. Ste
vens. lot w line of Baker street. l25 ) OF Cali
fornia, 5 % by w 1868: SO.
Thomas Tierney to Ellen J. Tierney, lot on sw
line of Tenth street. 80 wv OF Bryant, NV rs by
Lyman Il kennedy to John and Annie Algrsn
lot on y line OF Harrison street, 1872 OF Twenty
third. 20 by 100; SO.
NJ c and Mrs. NJ. G. Fl ogan and John and Mrs
NJ a Burns 10 ). ); Rauer Iot on line OF Do
lores street, SO feet OF 1wenty-ninth, rs by W
ia; $500.
Catherine slaven to AIonzo Slaven, lot on line
of Army street 24O feet W of church, 80 by
ia: also property In San MateO County; gift
John S, Mary A, Mary 9. and Manoel s. da
Costa 10 John .. and Johanna II. Nowls. lot on S
line OF Twenty-ninth street. go w OF Church, w
70 by ia: $40.
Estate OF Eliza BriOdy or Briordy Cby trustees)
\ 57:6. u DN''' 1870 y = 'p''''' y
Giovanni Madeline and Lilly Raggio and Anna
6oeliardo to Carlo Capelt1, lot on " line OF Powell
street, 81 d Of Filbert. n 20 by w TO- $40.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
= Estate OF William Il. Glaseock (by executor) to
NoIth Alameda Tract, Brooklyn Township; $500
Ihomas X. and Edward d. Bsssett TO Alexander
HYDE OF san Francisco, lot 20, block c. Fruitvale
station tract, Brooklyn Township: SO.
Peter and Mary d. Mckay to Cora L. Meg fnness
(Wife OF OF Oakland, lot w line OF Marion
ay enue, 100 from line of lands of j. r. Tai
colt, thence % by " 1855. being lots A and
as, block A, Hemphiu Tract, TO correct former
deed, Brooklyn township; $3.50
Franklin and Mary j. loss to Joe Silva Rose of
Oakland. lot on NV corner Of Walter avenue and
Laurel street, w 80 by 1920, lots IL and I3
block J. amended map Moss Tract. Brooklyn
Township: so.
Kugh L. and Betsy Kibby of Alameda to Mar.
garet Garcia of san Francisco, lot A. block "a
Alameda Park Homestead, Alameda; $40
Thomas Hines to Mary A. Malltne OF San Fran
cisco lot on SIC corner Of Seventh and OAK streets
L rs by 5 rs, portion OF lot 8, block l33 Dillon
property, oakland. quitclaim deed IS.
Frederick W. ana Elise LeoDhard to City of
Oakland, lot on ne corner OF Linden (pro-
duced \ across seventy and Seventh streets
80 IS, to line OF lands of Katie Mccall, thence
9:O9 to Z line OF 1ouchsrd property, thence
1915 to n hBeeof Seventh, thence 725 to be-
ginning. TO be used Tor pu bile street, OAKLAND;
1926.
Thomas and Ida j. Bradley to John J. Eagen OF
Oakland, lot on w line tof Market street, rs N of
Twenty second, w 100, N 40, 81 TO point in W
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA. OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y 81 NAV CO., E. Nc kz.
L NEIL. RecelVer-Ocean Div.-wiil dis GzS4sg
patch from Spear-street wharf, at 10 A. NJ, for tn
above ports of their Al iron steamships. viz,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-August 2, H. p,
Sept. l, IL, Il, Oct. l.
CoLUM BIA-August Z, IT, 81. sept. o. 49, 20.
Connecting via Portland with the O. +. IL n. Ry
system and other diverging lines for all points in
oregon. Washington. British Columbia, ALASKA,
Idaho, Montana, OAK ota, Utah, wyoming, Yellow
stone Park and all points east and south and to
Europe.
round trip. cabin, $780,
Freight and Ticket office, 10 Montgomery ST.;
Ticket Office, New Montgomery street.
GOODALL PERKINS CO., SuptS. ocean Div.
1tf 10 Market ST. San Francisco.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO Aug. l4.-In wheat there was a very
fair trade at the opening and the CLOSING WAC
rather quiet. The feeling developed In the starr
was weak, but was OF short duration and the mar
ket afterward exhibited good deal of strength
part OF which was maintained Initial tra1es
were at 14@1a Tess and sold down 1A@1A more
rallied and advanced with some reaction at 81
eased off "a. changed some and closed steady
The early declines and weak opening were due tn
the action OF corn the rains and large receipts All
Of which had depressing tendencies and were fur
Their depressed by the italian crop report which
stated shat the yield In that country was above
the average. Offerings however were not yery
liberal, while the demand at the decline was very
fair and changed later. influenced largely bv the
heavy clearances at the seaboard and reports of
fresh export business at New \ ork, twelve loads
being received since yesterday. Cables were also
higher and outside markets were hrmer especially
New York Local receipts were much heavier
than expected.
CORN-N active, prices changing frequently
within 2Is(133sc range. The tone at the start
was weaker and initial trades were the same TO
1c nnder the final figures Of yesterday ana gradu.
alIy worked up I34c for May and 2Iac for sep
TENDER from the outside quotations eased off ~ C.
advanced 1@c and closed firm. The early weak
ness ana selling the start attributed to The
rains which occurred in Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska
named State, which was rather bearish, which
announced the yield to equal that Of last year.
The trade was trinctpaily local. at first the
market was inclined to sell lower. but offerings
were Quito readily taken, and the market gradu-
ally hardened and sold up sharply when the wet
Weather bulletin was posted. whlcn was quite
bullish. predicting an area Of less than 100000
and yield OF one-thlrd of an average crop. Do
nestle markets were firmcr and cables lower
OATS-Were weak at the start, but hrned up
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Builders, Contracts.

James NJ. Goewey with o. c, Brady. grading:
etc., for tour-story frame building on line OF
Oak street, 80 w of Laguna; $l024.
Same with James Mooney, carpenter WORK, etc.
on same; S6267
Same with John Doherty, plumbing, gaSntlng'
ETC.. on same; $3.50
james and Ellen Gallagher with Vaude PaverI
and Michael Irwin, to build two-story frame on
the 5 line of Broderick street, 1862; 6 n of Golden
Gate avenue; $500
George A Ruiz with c. c. Koelling, to build
ovens at S36 Valencia street; $lOSO.
Frederick w. and Mary ON ell Baker with Pet
terson d Person, to build two three-story build
ings on 5 line Of Hayes street, 1868 oil FIJI
more. $4,000
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Stocks in London.

NEW YORK, Aug. lathe Evening POSTS Lon
don cablegram says: The Improvement in the
stock: markets continues, but dealings in Amer
leans still mainly pr OfessiOnas, notwithstand
ing the passage of the tariff bill, which caused a
small boom this morning. Prices closed 1s ana "a
under the best on realizatlons, but the undertone
was firm. South Americans were strong, the pub
lie buying considerable. The creek bondholders
at their meeting to-day declined for the presen {
to accept the proposition OF settlement OF the
debt The matter stands adjourned.
Gold flows in and further large amounts are ex-
pected from India and Australia.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

nISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN E.
IL Francisco for ports in Alaska AN. <SEfEEH&
August g., 8. 1S %, Sept. 7, ~, Oct. z, ~-A..-@~
%, Nov. 6. 81
Santa Cruz Monterey excursions-Steamer Po-
mona leaves Saturdays p. NJ, due back Mondays
A. NJ.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports,
July "a. and every fifth day thereafter
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays. 9 A. NJ.
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports,
every fourth and fifth day, alternately A. NJ.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Harford,
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, Redondo CLOS
Ange!es) and Newport every fourth and fifth Gay,
alternately, at IL a. NJ.
For ports in Mexico, 25th OF each month.
Ticket Ofice-Palaee HOTEL New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL, PERKINS & Co. General Agents
1tf 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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San Francisco Meat Market

Hogs are lower. Beef. Mutton ana Lamb are
weak and in good supply. Wholesale rates for
dressed stock from sanghterers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality, 5@512c; second quality,
41Sc third do 31a@l4c r. 10.
VkAL-Large, 4@95c; small, 506c p D.
MUTTON - WetherS, 5@6c 2 10; Ewes, 412@5c
p 10
LAMB-6@7c q 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. sc for heavy and medium
granted, and &c p 10 for small rat; stock Hogs,
nominal hardly any co ming in; dressed do. 61s@
7lhC q u.
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Exchang and Bullion
Produce Market.

FLoUR-Ths miiers report an average local and
export inquiry Net cash prices are as follows:
Family extras. 80 409S so: Bakers extras, IS 80
@5 40; superbne, 81 5000 10 p Dbl.
WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are In light reouest at
23s Cd. usual options. The chartered wheat fleet In
port has registered tonnage of $4,000, against
81 800 tons on the same date last year; olsen
gagged. 50 800 tons, against $4,000: ON the way
to this port. 227,000 tons. against 213.OO0
WHEAT-The combined exports of Flour and
Wheat. reduced to Wheat basis. from this port
during the first seven moths OF the cal endar year
of S94 were .los,Uo0 cts, valued at "a ,OyO,
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MARKET REPORTS.
TUESDAY EVENING. Aug. IA.

TUESDAY EVENING, Aug. IA.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver fraction Off
Flour in average demand.
Wheat and Barley quiet.
Oats and Rye weak ana dull
Corn held firmly.
Bran and Middlings lower
Hay steady.
Ground Barley declined.
Mustard Seed lower
Pink Beans weaker
Potatoes lower
Onions steady.
Butter hardly as firm. Cheese steady.
Eggs improving
Three cars Eastern Poultry in,
Honey firm.
Fruit and Vegetables abundant.
Dried Fruit very firm
Lemons higher
NO change IN lIams and Bacon.
Hops cheap and unstable.
Refined rallow higher.
Wool dull.
Hogs lower Beef ana Mutton weak,
Bags steady,
Canned Fruit unchanged
Coal supplies aceumulating.
Coffee as before.
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Omaha Livestock Market.

Market strong. Prime Beeves SO 9O94 30; good
TO choice Steers. 50 1894; fair to good Steers
S3G3 65; Grassers, SO IS @ rs; Westerns
81 SU0S 80; Texans, So 1908 10; Canning Cows,
81 $50 70: Feeders, 81 zy94 90.
Sheep receipts, 500: fair u good. $3dl3 20: fair
TO good W esterns, 81 5O@3; Common and Stock
ers, 81 1902; Lambs, 1894.
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Wood Market.

Posts, sc each: Redwood, So Is cord Oak,
rough. Sc SO p cord: peeled, 81 90 Pine, $6
Railroad Ties, 35c apiece for 6xS. Ale for 7xS and
45@50c for 7x9
IA NBARK-Ground Bark. $50 p ton; whole
$l4 p cord.
LUMBER-The Redwood Manufacturers Asso-
citation quotes: No. ] Rough Sl9@l7; No 2, $50
II p NJ; PIckets, rough, pointed and fancy. $lU,
Sl2@ls "a Nj; half-inch surfaced and clear No. L,
50. 936 u M; NO, ?. $22@Z9 p NJ; Rustic No. /,
$l5@23; No. 2, S20@2i: surfaced and rough
clear, No. l, S1S@22; No. 2, Sl2@l6; L. and G..
\ o. J. $12; No z, $l29l4.
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Oakland a Port of Entry.

Collector Wise has received information
from WASHINGTON to the effect that the
President had signed the bill making Oak
land q port of entry. The necessary steps
toward establishing the Offices of the new
port will be taken next week. The Gov
eminent for the present will be obliged to
lease building for the Offices.
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Foreign Markets.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 14.-The spot market is quiet
at As 91bd Careoes are quiet at 25s Sd for off
coast, 24s for prompt shipment and 23s Sd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow
ing Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter:
August. as AID: September, As 4s4d; October
As sgd; November As 612d; December, Is 712d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Aug 14-Consos. 102 1-16 Silver,
% 1916; French Rentes 1881 l2c
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REGULAR WEEKLY AUCTION SALE

IN ~ ID
At Grand Arcade Horse Market. 1927 Sixth ST.,
THIS DAY.
Wednesday, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is, 1894,
AT IL o'clock A. NJ, we will sell
20 head Good Work and Driving Horses, Delivery
Wagons, Open and Top Buggies. Carts, New and
Secondhand Harness. All horses must be as rep
resented or money refunded.
SULLIVAN & DOYLE. Proprietors and Live
stock Auctioneers aul4 Ut
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Board-345 Hawaiian Commercial. .s1%; so do,
$685..
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-l25 Hutchinson : p Co. l4Ib; 70 do
"A; IS do. IA; % Marketst Railway 40 ~
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AUCTION SALES.
CONTINUATION
Of Millinery Auction Sale.
INDIANA AULTlON COMPA ~

INDIANA AUCTION COMPA Ny,
82l-823 Mission ST., bet. Fourth and Fifth.
ART GOODS, ANTIQUITIES AND FINE FUR
NITURE A SPECIALITY.
WILL SELLTHlS DAY, WEDNESDAY,
August Is, 1894, at IL O'Clock A. NJ. the
stock of NJ llIinery Goods formerly owned by John
G. Byrne Esq, and removed from the Sherif's
warehouse to our salesrooms for convenience OF
sale IL consists of more than $4,000 worth OF the
Finest Trimmed Hats, Six Velvets and Vel
veteens, SIX and Velvet Flowers, Silk Ribbons
Veilings ostrich Feathers, Trimmings, Frames
and Untrimmed Hats; III fact, the finest stock
ever sold at auction in this city.
H. j. LEUTHOLTZ, Auctioneer.
JACOB SCHWERDT, Proprietor. au11 II
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-15
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
shares,
Money on call easy at IL; last loan %; closed
at IL. Prime mercantile paper, 3@5% Sterling
exchange weak and lower, owing to the passage of
the tariff bill and actual business In bankers bills
is done at 81 S714@4 S713 for demand and
81 S6La(04 S612 for sixty days. Posted rates,
S4 s7La@D4 So aud 81 Ss1a. Comm, rciai bills
$4 S5s4G4 So. Silver certificates, 64065c.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
intended SIS. ssilings rom Vancouver
TO JAPAN AND CHINA.

August -1-September I7-0ctOber 3.
TO HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA,
August 16->eptember l6-0ctober 16.
Apply NJ. NJ. STERN. Chronicle Bldg
Gas MARKET ST.. San Francisco.
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Portland,s business.

PORTLAND. Or, Aug. 14.-Clearances. $149,720;
balances. S27 $50.
wheat-walIa waIla. e5@674c; Valley. 76@
771ae p ctL
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later on good buying ana the strength in corn.
The range for September was l1sc.
PROVISIONS-Were active and generally firm
covering by shorts light hog receipts ana the
strength in corn. Compared with last night Sep
TENDER pork is soc higher, September lard 121ae
and September ribs zoe higher
The leading futurosranged as follows: