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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1894-10-11
Five State 1'ict ets.

Jefferson City, No, Oct. 5.-The
socialist labor party to day filed with
the secretary of State their State
! ticket, which consists of the follow
ing nominees, all from St. Louis:
Judge of Supreme court, Albert E.
Sanderson; superintendent of pub
lie schools, James A. RendeI; rail
road and warehouse commits ,ioner,
L. Seller
The Democrats and Populists
have filed their State nominees, but
the Republicans and Prohibitionists
have not done SO up TO date.
There will be five State tickets
voted for at the November State el
ection, to-wit: Democratic, Repub
lican. Populist. Prohibition and
Social Labor, 1t is yet believed
that deal is between the Repub.i
cans and Populists to withdraw the
Populist candidate for Judge of the
Supreme court in favor of the Re
publican nominee.
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New Home Items.

The new =. NJ. at Rich Hill miss
sent our mail Wednesday; guess he
did not know which way New Home
was. p. Y Morris has made his
jack and retired from the mercantile
business aud gone to his farm North
Of town to live happy life. MIR.
Seth Core is on the sick list I'm.
Gle johnny Bassett passed through
our burg; en- route for home near
Virginia. Mo. . John Cordell aud
wife has returned to their home,
Austin, Cass County, after short
visit in New Home john Hedges
Of Charlotte township WAS in our
village one day last week :. Mr.
Robb has moved his saw mill near
the railroad bridge on Jim Thomas
laud, where Mr.. R"bb expect to do
all kinds OF first class saving upon
short notice =. Our old friend Maj
Dick Allen was up the other day hunt
ing market for his poultry :. Boys
now days are very reckless with
guns Jake Woods, one of Squire
Woods boys was at the saw mill on
the river West of Nyhart; the boy
went down in the saw pit with his
gun under his arm, the muzzle of
the gun down aud the saw caught
the butt of the gun, broke the gun
in two and both loads went off but
did not happen to hurt any one
There was full force of hands at
work on the mill at the time. HI.
Robb signs for the TINES this week.
80. Walker Steele has put the win
ter coal in at the School house.
The Cope boys have the School
house in good shape. =. School com
msnced here Monday morning with
Miss Hunts as teacher. Louis
Jones is over hauling his house and
is fixing it in fine shape . Mr.. JAS.
Butcher is putting down cyclone
hole, it is some bigger than than Mr.
Steele's. -. Henderson Miller, OF
Foster was in town the other day
trying to trade cow for a lazy driv
ing pony. Mort Compbell took 6
load of pail sorghum to Rich Hill
Wednesday, of last week. MIR
Isreal of the Hill was out on hun
of a COW that got away from him il
the Hill Thursday i. .Skyler r. il
in the calf business John don
hop so long and get in before day
-. Virgil Trobridge got one priz
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J B Newberry, w NJ Ludwick, j II
Ravburn, T II Dickson, Bert trigler
and T ID Day.
SUMMIT.
w b TYLER, Jas Hannah, Allen
Wright, b F Glover, } f Weiner and
Aaron Kinney.
MT. PLEASANT.
TkLisle, G w Clardy, F NJ Wyatt,
NJ $ Clay, V ID Snyder and II H
Wells.
CHARLOTTE.
JD Woody, c Wallace, b F Harp
er. & III Morrison. p Denning and w
\ Simpson.
HOMER
H = Nickell, Bob Braden, W }
Bard, Fl NJ Galley, Henry Lyle and
A J Dugan.
At FOSTER II Sullens, I } Will
son, l. Y. Drvsdale, G b Cullison, ID
Laughlin and 4 Hartshorn.
At Worland-J S Franklin, j I
Smith, ] \ Chapman, j E Arm
strong, Al Enyon and t 5 McHenry.
NEW HOME
No, il 5 Bell, John March, = @
| McCoy, David Reese, w Littietield
and Morse.
No. 2-Sam Duncan, $ FL Weddle,
J 4 Patterson, Noah Nyhart, Abe
Carpenter and Ed Holt.
| LONE OAK.
Joe RYAN. A " Thomas, Herber,
Walton, e Mckenna, Geo Baker and
H Requa-
| PLEASANT GAP.
| w \ Allen, W \ Siggins, l. Starr
] Ellington, L Hegnaur and Joe WIZ
Jr
Dan Donohue, Chas Wells, ID /
Peeler, T p James, Ira Patton ane
Jas Mack.
ROCKVILLE.
JM Wells, Ed Whalen, w Hit
s Hoffman. Wes Robinson and { |
Carpenter
PRAIRIE.
Enes Terry, W p Carrico, + Fix, /
10 Brady. & Hirschi and VIM Maltby
| oSAGE
JF Smith, l. II Bird, J q Simpson
Walter tiraham, Jno Philips and "
III H Black.
HOWARD
Ar Snracue-S p Wilson. Tom vii
liams. \ Gwinn, NJ Laughlin, B
Lane and " NJ Rice.
A. Hume $ l. Standish. j l. Ne
/ Connen. p Fl Powers, chas Moore, ]
NJ Dickinson and " 4 Williams.
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JUDGES OF -NING0.
Estes Smith, Jacob Green, ] NJ
Mays, III Cameron, j Hacker and j
NJ Colsten.
GRAND RIVER.
NJ NJ Tucker, Stephen Cantrell. II
Argenbright, r N Powell. J f Sea-
right. and w Moulton.
DEER CREEK
j y Bricker, l. r Allen, Nelson
Moudy, J f Doweli, G c Gutshall and
F S Barber.
EAST BOONE.
s T Mudd, \ NJ Frazier, Dan Six, p
F Brashear, Taylor Nelson and J {
Jayne.
WEST BOONE.
Jonathan Todd, VIM Ewing, 4 S
Roster Sr., Geo Crawford. J H Sloan
and J w Coleman.
WEST POINT.
VT Sheets, p a Bruce, A McNutr.
f c Cannon, Jas Coughlin and W \
Megredy.
ELkHART.
BF Langford, F NJ Fouty, Ellis
l1duu, II NiLlOEN, N II bbAh hf1A tLIti
| s c Mckee.
MOUND.
| VIM Stone, l. & Eichler, NJ Fra>ier
E Lockhart. " T Maddy and Y "
| Mefford
SHAWNEE.
] III McCombS. W NJ Grigg, Deer
wesIer John Peters, } e SpearlnaI
and Geo HUFF.
SPRUCE.
JM Coleman, P Q Neil, ii b Mosier
NJ kennev, c c Poage and J N Shell
ton.
| DEEPwATFR.
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Marion keueiv aud his nephew, of
Passaic. was here last Sunday to see
his mother. Miss Ella Kent of
Clifton Mo. MAS visiting her sister.
Mrs. Alta Pnrk. who returned home
with her. james /. Wolf, of Burl
inston, Kansas, is visiting his father
and mother ., Garry Park has been
visiting relativ north of the Creek.
NEL's CLERK.
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FAR N ERS BANK
OF BATES COUNTY,
Cash Capital. $5O,OOO.OO
COUNTY DEPOSITORY
TT. Vice. siden
general Banking business Your patronage respectfully
Solicited
N Thompson ). S. Kers, John f Shut Hurley
NJ G. e
NJ Galley.
E. d. j. Secrear

Everybody in the west Inourns the.
death Of poor Joe, Every cloud has
its silver lining. The silver lining we
offer as relief and solace is our Gel
ebrated
JOE AND DAN CIGAR,
made Of clear Havana long filled For
sale by j. S. Pierce, s w. cor. square
Butler, No. Try and be convinced.
24-2m
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OTHER STOCKHOLDERS.

in horse show, TOD. j.. Rev. Billey
Miller is holding protracted meet
ing at Prior Creek $ Robb joins
the TINES list of New Home, Mo.
49,. There is talk of a pic mic at New
Home i'll this month John Hedg
Ell and family were visiting in New
Home Sunday.
N NJ NESTIERoDE
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When the republicans began to
put high protection upon wool it
was dollar a pound in this country.
They have protected it down to IL
to Is cents q pound. Who will
speak next
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,. inch hahwool goods worth l0c for
- inch fine brocade goods worth zoe for
"a inch English Henrietta worth 25e for
36 inch fine brocade wool goods worth 35c for
All our 36 inch plain goods worth 35c for
All our wool Camels hair goods worth soc for
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1894-10-11
Missouri State Bank
OF BUTLER, MO.
CAPITAL, $4,000.

general solicit the
the public
allowing
at sn ime ands
G..
l.
OTHER STOCKHOLDERS
Bartlett Robert McCcken2-Dr;W Tucker
DeArmoni
Iulu uRrown
GA ACaruturs
d B Heath Risner
p
RDays " ID
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All soc dress tiannels for f0c
40 inch all wool henrietta worth GUc for 5Dc
All our 9oc Arnold henrietta go at sjc
And our Armures go at sse
Fine line of BroadcIoths with trimmings to
match for capes.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened strong and active yesterday
Prices advanced under very heavy sales and the
bear element which has been prominent for the
past few weeks, WAS put TO Fl eht and made 10 MI
q long line OF shorts. The north-end stocks were
the leaders, but it remained for Savage to FURNISH
The surprise OF the day. The assessment on this
stock fell due, and in face OF it it made a sharp
advance, and repetition OF the same action Is
looked for on the stocks whose assessment iaIiS
due to-day The TACT that ophir IS the leaueF IN
the MARIE ct at present meets WIN FAVOR on All
aides. This stock has always been faYorlte with
the stoek-dealing public, and commence IS pIaeed
\ othipg was heard from The Comsteck during
the dav onfsfde OF the Tact that MI kule had LETT
for mis- civ on important matters concerning the
work under his contract
NOTES
silver took a downward turn yesterday and sold
back 10 sl1.c in New York and p $3.50 in Lon
The following assessments will be due in the
hoard TODAY: Overmau. l0c; Potosi, Csc; Andes
25c and Con Ca. ~ Va soc.
The delinquent assessment sale OF the Scorpion
The Spring Valley Water Company has declared
3 monthly dividend of SOC per share, payable
The Pacific Gas Imyrovement Company has de.
olared monthly divideud Of soc per snare, paya-
bic AprlJ0.
Bull on valued At $500 has been received from
the May flower gravel mine
In the Justice the south drift from the winzs
sunk from the Blaine tunnel has been extecded !
width OF feet Of quartz, yielding far assays
The official letter from the Crown Point
mine for the past week saws: The south drift
from the top OF the zoo level raise on the 500
level has been extended 9 feet since last report
aud IS now out 81 feet. The face Is 10 clay and
porphyry. Have stopped the west crOsscut from
the seventh floor OF the 700 level raise and com
menced south drift from il, which is Z feet.
Tn face is in quartz, aSsaying from s4t 81 per
ton principally GOLD. The north drift from No
crosseut on the 700 level Is cut . feet having
been extended p feet during the week. The face
is in pOrphyry.
The helcher official letter saws: On the 500
level the north drift was cleaned out aud Tetlm-
bered distance OF 80 feet. making It's iotal as
lance from the shaft sos feet. enty-hVe Tons
or fair-grade ore has been hoisted during TIE
week.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

F. J. and Ninole LOGAN to Alice Bonner undi-
yided hye-nfteenths Of lot line of Post street,
137 70 w Of Polk. W 6s - by y 100: $40.
Walter ). 1horne TO Mary (. Crawford, lot on
SW corner of Liberty and Church streets, 30 by
W lO5: $1,000.
B. Pfsrrer, ct al. (by Sheriff. 10 Chrstiana luck,
lot On Sc corner OF Elizabeth and noe streets )
80 by L IS. 1898; S2762
F. j. aud Ninole LOGAN TO Edith Lzudsay I'm di.
vided three-twenIy -fOnrths OF lot on NV corner
Of Church and Sixteenth streets. y 345 w 1875
5 100. w Us. 5 245, Z $50; also undivided three
twenty-fourths of lot on SW corner of Church ana
Sixteenth streets, 5 1874 BY w 100; a.so UNDIVIDED
three-twenry -fOurIhS OF lot on 81 OF
ChuFch ana sixteenth streets, : 1874 :3L3 y S1sk
deg, 4l:7. y l29:4I4, 1884; also uudf-
vided thr~e-twenty-fourthS OF lot on line of
Church street IT'S > OF Fifteenth, 240, s
deg. Is min. w 1874, 81 deg. 45 min, 10. ;
z3S:lO. w l25, S SO, 1913. ll:lO, deg. L
SIS, 66:2. 345: d.
j. r. and Belle v.winters to George stlrnIen,
lot on line OF Jersey street, S1:3 OF Diamond
w IS by 81, subject 10 3 mortgage; $40.
Edward }. lie Breton TO Jean NJ Gale. lot on
corner Ne Of Montgomery avenue and kearny.
NV 1896 26 :55s 4 %: 20. n IS. TO. 7:6.
L 4O:lA, l25:71s; S63. QUO.
Lee Long TO Chinese Free Mason ooclety OF
Chez Knug Tong Society, LOT on E line OF SPOT
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NEW YORK, April 5.-The Evening POSTS Lon
don cable says: The bank reserve decreased
E5sS.0U0 although E53 900 in gold were imported
Tor the week, 100000 coming in from Egypt,
f27, 900 from Portugal $50 900 from Australia
and S22 600 were bought Public deposits were
down 81 1856 600, the Government having dis
bursed for contracts. etc. Other securities De-
creased El5lo,0OU owing to departments from
tho market. TIE fall of silver TO % 81 Sd had a
depressing effect upon all the markets. The recent
buying of the metal for China largely specu-
lauye. but further reserve decline was ex-
pected. Cons Is were again over par on the
eheapness OF money. Americans were dull all
day realization and weak holders. They were
better 81 the close. with strong demand for a.
bash securities. Sixty-hve thousand pounds in
gold bought; f75,0 900 came in from Egypt
and 81 0UO from spain.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
THURSDAY. April 5.
Uss tmr Monterey. Kempf from cruise.
Stmr Del Norte Stockfeth. 29I2 hours I'm Cres-
cent City: pass and mdse to Hobbs Wall & Co.
stmr humboldt. Edwards. ~ hours from Eu.
reka; pass aud mdse, TO K2lish & Co.
stmr Excelsior Higgins. SO hours I'm Hueneme:
produce. to Erlauger d Gallnger
etc. nrodnes' to Goodaii, Perkins q Co.
Bktn Monitor, Turlof, So hours firm Humboldt;
lumber, to Chas Nelson.
Coium bIa River: TAB piles, 36,64s 1T lumber lO
NJ laths, to Kennedy Il Ingiis.
Schr Bessie K Thompson, 20 hours firm Albion ;
100 NJ &c lumber 20 cords wood, to J Kimball.
Cd river direct
schr Electra. Mercer. 20 hours from Mendocino
1875 NJ It lumber. TO Mendocino Lumber Co. UD
river direct.
THURSDAY, April g.
Stmr Mariposa. Hayward. Honolulu and Sydney.
J ID Spreckels & Bros Co.
Br ship Lord Downshire. Brown. Hull; Balfour.
Guthrie Co.
Br ship Dolbadern Castle. Hughes, Queenstown:
Eppnger & Co.
BARK Ferris Thompson. Atwood, Karluk ;
Hume Canning and Trading Co.
Sailed.
THURSDAY. April s.
stmr walIa walIa. Wallace. Victoria and Port
Townsend.
Stmr santa Rosa. Alexander. San Diego.
Stnr Silver Spring. Doran, Westpors-
Stmr Point Iona, CONWAY, Aberdeen.
stmr Mariposa, HAYWARD. Honolulu and Sydney.
Br ship Mashona. Jones, 6rimsoy.
ship Commodore, Davidson.
ship Prussia, Jackson. Port Biakeley.
Bark Cory phene, Grant, Loring.
Bark Carroliton Lewis. Nanaimo.
Bark Germania, Pearson, Seattle.
Sehr Czarina, Sehmalz, Sand Point.
Schr Annie Larsen, white. Tacoma.
Schr H Wright. jacobson. Clallam Bay.
Telegraphic.
POINT LOBOS - April SO M-wearher
hazy wind W: velocity 20 miles.
Shipping Notes.
The steamer Gypsy sails to-day for the Salinas
River.
Steamers to arrive to-day are the Umatilla
from Victoria and Puget Sound, Columbia from
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MARKET REPORTS.
THURSDAY EVENING, April 5.
-r,rr.pv OF LIE MARKETi

THURSDAY EVENING, April g.
srNuARY OF THE NARKETl
Wheat unsettled.
Sharp drop IN Silver.
Barley, oats aud Corn advanced.
Rye firm.
Beans quoted lower.
Hav very firm.
Receipts Of new Potatoes increasing.
Onions very firm.
Butter weak Cheese aud Eggs lower.
Poultry rather weaker
No Strawberries arrived.
Vegetables sold higher.
Large stocks OF frosted Oranges.
Provisions unchanged.
Red Salmon marked up.
Nut OIL plentiful and chesp.
Mexican Dollars Of.
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Builders, Contracts.

Mrs. c. Taubles with n. y. Fletcher, alterations
and additions on line OF Point Lobos avenue,
40 E OF FerrIe. E SO % by l25; SlS79
H. Is. BOsenbaum with Henry Polling. TO build
8 thrse-stOry frame and stable on line OF Post
street, llE:6 OF Dew saderO: 1850.
katherine adam and Eliza kiObe with RufiHo
& Brsuche, to build line of McAlliSter street,
1877 :6 y Of Jones. W 1913 by 1875; sl50z.
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No. Spring Wheat. 6s1bc: No Spring wheat.
59@62l,c. No. Red. 631sc: No Corn, 1915 {:
Prime Timothy Seed. 81 25a4 80: Mess Pork p
rs: Short Rib sides Qoose). s. 1905 49,;
Dry Shoulders (bo1ed). So 6713@5 u; Short
Clear Sides (hoxed), So 37LaG6 so: Risky, dis
Loaf unchanged; GranuIated. unchanged; stan
dard A. unchanged.
On The Produce Exchange to-day. the Butter
market was hrmer Creamery. 16@22c; Dairy,
l391Sc. Eggs, steady; unchanged.
CATTLE
Receipts-9OO0; steady TO a triie higher: prime
and extra native steers. 81 AGA so; medium.
s4o& 10: others IS 25(43 So.
Hoes-Reeeipts 10000. active. loo higher:
rough 81 1904 SIS; packers and mixed. 81 7Ul1
! 50: prime heavy and butchers weights 81 20
as: assorted light. 81 90G4 911a,
sheep and LsmUs-Rec GENTS, 3 600; active 70
strong; top sheep. SIS e5 40 top lambs, IS
m5 IN
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM RA
L ocean Divisiou-and PACIFIC COAST $500
s. s. CO.. Will dispatch from Spear-street wharf,
at 10 A. NJ. for the above ports one OF their Al
hon steamships. viz.
STATE OF March IS. April 4.
IA, q. May 4. IA -.
coLUMBIA-March 80, April 9. 10. 20. May 9,
l9, 20
Connecting via Portland with the u P. Ry. and
ether dlverging lines for ali points in oregon,
Washington. British Columbia. Alaska Idaho,
Montana, Dakota, Utah. Wyoming. Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south and to Europe.
Fare TO PortIand-Csbin. sl6; steerage. 50;
round trip. cabin, $50.
Ticket ofices-1 Montgomery 81, and Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery sc.
Freight ofhce-200 California St
9OODALL, PERKINS CO, Supt. Ocean Div.
LIT 10 Market ~. San Francisco.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money call easy at u; last loan e; closed
atlZ. Prime mercantlls paper, 3@51aZ. Posted
rates 81 Ss64 S91a. Commercial bills. 81 S614@
4 S615 silver certificates. 61s4c. Sterling ex-
change 1rm with actual business bankers bills
at 81 SS1494 1912 for demand and "a STAG
1 S71a Tor siIty-day.
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Foreign Markets.
80,

LIVERPOOL, April 6.-The spot market is higher
but dun at IS 12d. Csrgoes nrm at PAS Sd for
of coast 25s for prompt shipment and 24s Cd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations tor No. Winter Red:
March As cd; April, "a 104d: May, Is 10S4 d
June, As 1924 d; July, As I'D; August, Is II 14d.
SECURITIES
LONDON. April b.-Consols, 100000 lie: Sill
YER % g. Sd: French Rentes, 99t l0c Bullion
into Bank of England, Gl52,O0O.
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FUTURES
Pnrtlann,s Rnsines.

IoRTLANp. Or. April 5-Clearaace s15S
600: balances. s23Ou0
wheat-Quiet: Valley. s5c; walla wala. 75g
7Sc . ell
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sam Franc 500 Meat Mnrket.

San Franc SEQ Meat lar et
wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 5I4c; extra choice, SC 2 n
second quality &c: third DO, 5123ii.c 2 10.
vEAL-Large, 5696e q 10; small Calves 6H@
&c: Dairy Calves. 7(1Sc z 10
MUTroN-Wethers, e@612c; Ewes, 51aG6c
2 ID.
. PORK-Livo Hogs 434c = 10 for heavy and
medium grain-fed and t955sc Tor small: stock
Hogs, 4@4Mc 2 10; dressed do, 5s4S71ac ? 10
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MoRNIxe sEss1ox.


Board-10 Hutchinson S p c. SIS; so Market
ct Railway, 3714: so Pacific Gas Imp, Sls4.
STREET.-THE V Water. 9Slz
AFTEESoOS SESSION.
Board-4O Hut hinsan 5 P Co. $50: SO Gas
light, 30, 1917; l65 5 water. 991a.
6treet-20 Cal Safe Deposit. 4S: $1,000 Edison L
& Bonds, l041a: rs Oakland Gas. 4Z15
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DfsPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN >
~ Francisco for ports in ALASKA A NJ XMEkf@
March 20. April and May 10. 25 June 4. -
8, 10. "a. July 5, 9. 10, "a. August g. b, Is. %.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
March 81, and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays, g A. NJ
For Newport Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth aud fifth day, ga. NJ
For San Diego. stopping only at Port Hartford.
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles. Redondo CLOS
Angeles) and Newport, every fourth and fifth day,
at II A. NJ
For ports in Mexico, 25th OF each month.
Ticket Othcs-PaIacs Hotel. New Montgomery
street
6O0DALL. PERKINS & CO.. General Agents
tf 10 Market St. San Francisco.
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General Merchandise.

General Merchandise.
GRAIN BAGS-Caicuttas, June-July, SIC as a
nominal quotation; State Prison bags, % II; Wool
Bags 34@36c
rornla Castor OIL. cases. No L, quotabe at 81 20;
bbls 81 Is manufacturers ratesl Linseed OH. In
bbs. boiled, 62e; do raw. bOe: cases, &c more.
Lard OF, b5ls. soc; cases S5c; Cocoa. SOC; China
Nut, 43F145c p gal.
PETRoLEUM-staright, 1870 p gal; Eoeene,
2lc p gal: Astral Sc y gal; 1902 Elaine use 2
sal; Pearl, lSc: water-white, refined bulk. l2c
Headlight 1852. cases. 2lc; Mineral illuminat-
ing. 5000 zoe in cases: Standard, l1Uo fire test,
lie q gallon in cases (caps). l71ac faucets and
l2c In bulk.
GASOLINE. ETC.-6so Benzine. bulk, 121ac p
gal; cases. lSe; TAO Gasoline. bulk. l3c: Cases,
l9c: $50 asoline, bulk. zUc: cases 25c 2 gal
WHITE LEAD-Quoted at 5z4 Goiac p 10.
RED LEAD-Quoted at 612c q 10.
TURPEN1INE-Quoted at 46c y GAL
SALMON-The Alassa Packing Association has
advanced the price OF Red Fish 21sc y Dozen
now quoted Mt SI@1I Us. according TO size OF lot.
SUGAR-1he estern Sugar Rehning Company
quotes terms net cash: Cube. Crushed Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 57sc q 10; Dry Granulated,
5I4c; Confectioners' A. 51sc: Magnolia A, 2sc /;
Extra C, 4$4c; Golden Z. 413c; d, 4I4e; standard
A, SC: half barrels, 1sc more than barrels and
boxes 1ac more.
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Chicago rkets.

CHICAGO. April 5.-Another wave of the bull
swell in the wheat market sent the price up to
64Ia Tor My and 6614 for July. as against 62Js
TO 50 and 64 and 645s respectively the close Of
the market yesterday. The local crowd started
with the sure tling" OF ''eoppering" bulIish
tiou. Tn ely wound up with the sad reflection that
the latest from the shrewd merchant referred &c
violated the rule, ana that they got caught trying
c. work exception. The crop news was on tap
10 suit any ana ali tastes. Some of the shrewdest
an heaviest local s. ecTlators sold wheat short at
he opening and have Il yet to buy back Corn
and oats caught TO the wheat boom. Corn is
l1ysc higher. Provisi Gus were strong but not very
active.
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STEAMERS OF $1,000 and II 900 horsepower
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York TO Hamburg direct. New YORK, Gothenburg
Copenhagen Line.
ITO THE LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SUM-"
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special train TO Berlin and return, per IS. Angus
IA VICTORIA from New York June IS Send
for itinerary and illustrated circular. Ham burg
American Packet Company's ticket once.
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1Ol California ST., Cor. Sansome,
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