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CLOSED IT'S DOORS,
The Tacoma National Bank Suspends
for the second Time.

The Tacoma National Bank Suspends
for the second Time.
TACOMA, Dec. 3.-The Tacoma National
Bank, which closed its doors during the
panic of July %, 1893, and reopened on
December 9TH, closed again to-day. Its
suspension has been anticipated for some
past, as since its reopening its statements
have shown no increase of business. The
officers hope the Comptroller will per-
nit 1t to go into liquidation. At the time
of the Barring failure it's deposits
amounted to SI,250, 600. When il sus-
pended in 1893 its liabilities had been re-
duced to $4,000. When it closed to-day
its deposits amounted to only SII6,00
Its total liabilities are only little over
S200,000. Its assets are figured at S510, 900.
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MASSACRE OF ARMENIANS.
Reports of the Terrible Atrocities
in Asia Minor Confirmed.
STORIES TOLD BY REFUGEES FROM
AFFLICTED DISTRICTS

Guns Turned Upon DaIvorig, the
Largest Village in the Province of
Sassoun. and Kept Up a Continual
Fire Unun Not Stone Was Left
Standing Upon Another-Three
Hundred Houses in Another Village
Completely Wrecked-MasSacre of
Inhabitants Carried On in All the
Towns Visited.
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Blew the Top of his Head OF.

PAsCo (Wash.l, Dec. 81. 7. Welch,
the yard section boss here, while sitting
in Gray d Parkinson's saloon this after
placing it to his eye, fired, the entire top
of MS head being blown Off by the dis
charge. Welch had been drinking heavily
the past two or three weeks.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 3.-The Alexan-
dria, Va, local train coming to Washing
ton this morning was wrecked at the
jackson City, Va, end of the long bridge
Fireman William L. Welker was crushed
to death. None of the passengers were
seriously injured.
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o. II. aud n. Wage Schedule.

PORTLAND, Dec. Sin the United States
Court to-day the argument began in the
Oregon Railway and Navigation Com
pany wage schedule case, in which the
engineers, firemen, conductors, brake
men and telegraph operators petition the
court for an order restraining Receiver
Mon ell from reducing their wages.
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Accidentally Shot and Killed.

VOLCANO, Dec. 3.-Thomas Dillon of
Pine Grove was accidentally shot and
killed while out hunting near this place
by Clarence Bradshaw, bosom friend,
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THB MESSAGE.
Communication Sent to Con-
grcSS BY Cleveland.
REVIEWS RELATIONS ABROAD
Financial Plans Suggested by Secre-
tary Carlisle Endorsed.
NEEDED CHANGES IN TARIFF LAW.
Still FayOrS Putting Coal and Iron
on the Free List.
NEEDED CHANGES IN TARIFF LAW.
Still Fayors Putting Coal and Iron
on the Free List.
RECOMMENDS THE BUILDING OF
ADDITIONAL BATTLESHIPS

A National Board of Health Should be
Esta blished to Protect the Country
From the Invasion of Pestilence
and Disease-The Advantages to
the Public Service of an Adherence
to the Principles of Civil Service
ent.
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successful. Since the arrest of Healy and
Feeler much startling evidence has been
found, and the officers now firmly believe
that they are on the right trail and that
the crime can be fastened on Healy,
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Coney Island Jockey Club STAKES

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.--The Coney Island
Jockey Club decided to-day that the
Suburban, Futurty and Realization
stakes shall be run next season as in the
past unless legislation at Albany this
winter makes it impossible.
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Carson Strikers Acquitted.

CARSON New, Dec. 3.-The argument
in the second trial of the Carlin strikers,
charged with obstructing and delaying
the United States mails, closed this after
noon, and the case went to the jury, who
retired, and after twenty minutes deli
beratlon brought in a verdict OF not
guilty. When the news of the verdict
reached the street the greatest enthusiasm
was manifested. Fire-bells were rung
and salutes were fired.
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stole His Mothers Diamonds.

SAN BERDARDINo, Dec. st has now
developed that 81, 800 worth OF diamonds
stolen by j. w. Coleman. and for whicj
he is now lying in Jail, were the property
OF his mother, Mrs. y. II. Spencer OF Los
Angeles. Mrs. Spencer is unwilling to
prosecute her son, and is doing all in ner
power TO obtain his release. Two of the
seven diamonds, valued at $500 each, are
still missing. Coleman will be taken be-
fore the Superior Court tomorrow morn
ing.
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On Trial Charged With Forgery,

SPOKANE, Dec. 3.-E. NJ. Sloane, the
young gratn-buyer arrested two weeks
ago III Portland on a charge of misappro-
prlaung funds of Adams d Co. Of Seattle,
was on preliminary examination to-day.
manager Cardln was the principal wit
ness Tor the prosecution. He produced
books and papers to show that Sloane
doctored the grain report OF November
10Th at the Fairfield warehouse; that he
was forger in consequence. The hear
Ing was continued TO to-morroM eVaninp
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Killed. Without a Word of Marnir

SONORA, Dec. 3.-AIex. Billings.
miner, was shot and killed in front of
Williams saloon at O'Clock this evening
by Steve Vivian, saloon-keeper. Vivian
walked from his saloon to where Billings
stood, and shot him without saying
word. The dead man is said to have been
an industrious miner, and leaves wi
dow and family residing near Jackson,
Amador County,
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BAY DISTRICT RACES.
SuWanee, Expense, Enthusiast, Miss
Clay and BraM Scot tho Winners

SuWanee, Expense, Enthusiast, Miss
Clay and Braw Scot the Winners.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-Two favorites,
Suwanee and Enthusiast, showed in front
to-day. There was nothing sensational
except May Days run for second place,
with odds 500 to 81 up to win.
Five furlongs, maiden two-year- olds,
Suwanee won, Miss Willnughby second,
Head Flower third. Iime-l:063.
Seven turlongs, selling, Expense won,
Rlcardo second, Democrat third. Time
1881.
one mile, selling, Enthusiast won. Nav
Day second, McLight third. Time-I:50.
six furlongs, two-year- olds, Miss CLAW
My won, Gallant second, Playful third.
Iilne-l:lS!.
Six furlongs, selling, Braw Scot won,
hymn second, Captain Rees third. Time
LIE.
SALES AT LEXINGTON
LEXINGTON (ky.), Dec. 3.-At Wood
ward & Shanklin's auction sale of
thoroughbred yearlings to-day some good
prices were realized. The attendance was
large. Ninety-siX head brought S24. 600,
an average OF $3.50 per head. Best sales:
bay colt by Leonatus; dam by King AL
tonso, W. I. Woodward, Jr, Lexington,
hy., 81 800; bay colt by Leonatus, dam by
imp. Billet, Baker x Genetry, Lexing-
ton, $1,000; bay tilly by Duke of Mon
trose, dam by imp. Billet, Byron Nc
CleIland, $1,000; bay colt by imp. De-
celVer, dam by imp. Billet, James Mich
OILS, Paris: KY, $1,000.
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WRECKED IN A TYPHOON.
An American Ship Lost OFF the
Philippine Islands.
SIX OF THE GREW OF THE ILL-FATED
VESSEL DROWNED.

Sensation Created in the United States
the Conspiracy Cases-Attorney
Monteith Asks the Removal of the
United States District Attorney as
Prosecutor, Which Judge Morrow
Promptly Refuses.
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-I.lSs
SALES AT LEXINGTON.
LEXINGTON (hy.), Dec. 3.-At Wo
Los Angeles CITY Election.

Los ANGELES, Dec. 3.-To-day's con-
test was the quietest election ever held in
this city. and judging from the returns
received from forty out of forty-five pre-
clncts. all the municipal Offices will be
occupied by Republicans with the excep-
ton OF three Democratic Councilmen and
possibly two School Directors. These
forty precincts give Frank RAIDER (Rep.)
a plurality Of nearly LOO over Ryan, his
democratic opponent, for Mayor, and at
this ratio RAIDER will occupy the MAYORS
chair with about 1000 votes to spare.
University Regents Escape the Penalty.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 3.-Daniel Laun-
dry was killed three years ago by being
caught in live telephone wire near
Mount Hamilton, His children sued the
Regents OF the University of California
Tor $4,000 and got judgment. The Re
gents asked for nOnsuit because they
owned the line in an official capacity, and
that the mem bers were not responsible IN
dlVlduaIIy tor the acts OF the board. The
superior Court denied the nonsult. and
to-day the Supreme Court reversed this
ruling, so the Regents escape the penalty.
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tnough the war between China and Japan
enGangers no policy of the United States,
1t deserves our gravest consideration by
reason OF its disturbance of our growing
commerce Interests in the two countries
ana the increased dangers which may re-
suit TO our citizens domiciled or sojourn-
ing IN the interior of China.
Acting under stipulation in our treaty
with Co1ea tthe first concluded with a
western power, l felt constrained at the
beginning OF the controversy to tender
our good Offices to induce an amicable
arrangement of the initial difficulty
growing out of the Japanese demands for
administrative retnrmS in Corea, but the
unhappy precipitation of actual hostil-
ltles defeated this kindly purpose. De-
plorlng the destructive war between the
Two most powerful of the Eastern nations.
and anxious that our commercial interest
IN those countries may be preserved, and
that the safety of our citizens there shall
not be JeopardiZed, | would not hesitate
to heed any intimation that our friendly
ald tor the honorable termination of hos
tlIltles would be acceptable TO both belli-
gerentS
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CONTINUED ON SIXTH PAGE.l
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LOUISVILLE Q[y.), Dec. 3.-The Cou-
rieT-Jou17,Gt (Dem.) says: The Presi-
dents annual message committed to Com
gress yesterday is unusually long, and is
almost as uninteresting as it is long.
Aside from the Endorsement and SYNOPSIS
of Secretary Carlisle's plan for currency
reform, with one or two other recon-
mendations, the message has but little
other significance than attaches to clock
like condensation of the various depart
mental reports. In this respect il is very
different from some of the preceding
messages Of Mr.. Cleveland.
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Produce Nfarl,et.


FLoUR-Net cash prices as follows: Family
extras. So 25@3 IS; Bakers extras. So 1908 %:
superfine. 50 35@3 so p bb
WHEAT-There WAS another break in futures
yesterday. There seems TO be no bottom to the
market No. !, soc: choice Si14@S215c; lower
grades. 7O@771ac p etl; extra choce for milling
SbG39Ue - eLi: Waiia W ALA Wheat, 7Ul472llac for
fair average 60@65c for No. and 40@50c p ctI
for off grace.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFoRaAL SEssIoN-l0 o'clock-December-
100 tons. IS 7se: 100, 6524c; 200. 555sc. May
200, 941sc; l0O sac.
REGULAR MORNING. SkssIoN-May-3200 tons
931sc; HOO, 93szc. December-20O So 14c; 800,
S51Bc
BARLEY-Futures went down again yesterday
and spot values were weak IN sympathy Standard
Chevalier, 81 25(9l 271a p ctl; Feed. TN 9SOc
Tor ordinary and SlI49S21ac for choice bright;
Brewing, So@90c p cti.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SESSION - 10 o'cock-Decem Der -
100 tons. So lzS: 500. S51se.
REGULAR MORNING SFsSIoS-Decem ber-S00
tous, s5c; 200 s47sc; 900, Sis4c 1900, s4ssc.
May-l0D. soc; 100, S92sc; 200, 69Slc: 400
S95sc.
OK S-Oregon are coming In freely now and the
market is kept well stocked. No change In D ices
Milling are quotshlo at 81 l21M@l l71a p ell;
fancy Feed, 81 O5@l 10; good to choice. 81 lsc@
81 021z; common TO fair, SOVs5c; Red nominal:
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Rich Men of Chicaqn.

At public dinner given in this civ two
years ago number OF our wealthiest citizens
were present and other guests fell 10 discussing
me probable fortunes OF these idiyidudls. The
as eh-sion was pursued with exceptional IN
teilgtnce. Tor the reason THAI the participants
Therein were ia way to know Somewn t of
what They were talking about. II was con-
ceded that Marshall Field was lie richest man
IN Chicago; the lowest es innate put his wealth
at S3OOOO,OO0. There was remarkable
man ana Armour-S15, 100000 aud SO. OOO.-
OUU, respectively. Al tBe same time it was
said that there were four or five other chi.
cdgo&ns, by no means well known as these
whom we bave named, whose riches in
diYldually would probably exceed those of
Pullman That IS 10 say in the list Of Chicago
miIi9nalres, win Marshall rIeid al the head
Pullman would be IN SIKH place, and between
him and PM Armour two OF three other names
would probably eccur.-Chicago Record.
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QUITE SATISFIED.
The Weather Is Pleased
With Itself.
1t Broke the Century Record and
Will Make No Further Attempts
This Season.

The weather has dislocatad itself. and
will remain satisfied with its efforts for
this season, if Mr.. Harmon, who has il in
charge, is 20 be beiived,
Yesterday 1t put one full degree on top
Of its record of the day be ore.
1t ACCOMPLISHED this at exactly 2:20P. M.
after steady and determined effort from
sun up. AT that time something seemed
to give way, and the liquid metal in the
glass tube in Mr.. Hammon's observatory
on TOD OF the Mills building began to fall
back and retire within Itself
1t had gone high above any precede MT
for the month OF September in San Fran
cisco, however, and will stand to De for.
ever referred to as that 22d of Sep
tember, 1894" or until some other wear
can furnish hotter Septem Der day.
1t started in for its work early, as though
to make day of it, and at in the morn
Ing the mercury marked 81 degrees II
climbed steadily with the sun until at s
o'clock it marked y degrees. Two hours
later 1t was 10 degrees taller. Then il be-
gan to reserve its energy, and in the next
hour had increased but degrees, and
there, at 81, il remained for al hour
stationary, preparing for the effort that
was to undo it,
ouuItly UeIOT6 noon IL began 10 elm
rapidly again and from five minutes before
until i've minutes after that hour it reached
upward from 81 to 81 degrees. On up it
climbed until at 1926, as stated, it had
passed one-ffth of degree beyond 81 de-
grees, when it became overheated or some
thing and fell back, satisfied at having
broken the September record for all the
years.:
But this was in San Francisco. 1t was
Qui e cool here as compared % some other
places heard from. At Niles the temper
ature reached 10S degrees, the tallest
weather of the day. At Newhall it saw
106. At Glenn Ellen, Sonoma County, 1t
was 1O4, and at Orland, Yolo County, IO3 4;
at Pleasanton, Alameda County, 1O4 and
al Red Bluff, III tie Sacramento Valley.
100. These are sample lots from all over
the State, so that Mr.. Harmon has really
no great reason To beast about his Their
mometer, although 1t was given to him by
the Government and is supposed to be one
Of the best of its kind
lie IS speaking As an expert when he
says that these hot spots in the interior and
certain manifestations of his barometer
Indicate that the weather in San Francisco
has had enough of it and will be more tem-
perate from this on, although it will not
by any means plunge TO other extremes.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP On.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROMSAN
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska 8 AM <<ffTA
Sept. z ~, Oct. Z. %, Nov. 8, 81.
For British Columbia and PUGET Sound norrs
Sept II. and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka, humboldt Bay Steamer willamette
Valley, 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 Hartford
santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, Redondo (Los
Ange!esl and Newport every fourth and fifth cay
alternately at IL A. NJ.
For ports in Mexico 25th OF each month.
Ticket Ofiice-Palace Hotel, New MONTGOMERY
street.
GOODALL, PERKINS & Co, General Agents
! If 10 Market ST. San Francisco
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FOR PORTLAND g. ASTORIA, OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y & NAV CO, E. Mo z
NEILL.Recelver. Ocean Div.-wili dis EsSsss3
patch from Spear-street wharf, at 10 A. NJ, for the
above ports one of their Al iron steamships. viz. /:
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-Sept IL, II, Oct /,
6, /. 10 u. 81.
Connecting via Portland with the o. f. & N Co
system ami other divergng lines for all points tn
Oregon. Washington. British Columbia ALASKA
Idaho, Montana. DAKOTA, Utah, Wyoming Yellow
stone Park and all points east and south and TO
Europe
Fare to Portland-Cabin, SIC; steerage Ss;
round trip, cabin uti.mted $50.
Freight and Ticket Office IL Montgomery ST.
Ticket office, Pa &C How A lew Montgomery st.
GOoDALL. PERRIN & CO., Supts. ocean DIV
1tf 10 Market st. San Francisco
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MARKET REPORTS.
sAruRpAY EvENINe. sspt. Q.

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETA
Silver frmer.
Wheat and Barley weaker.
Liberal receipts of oats.
Large Yellow Corn higher.
Rye Unchanged.
Hay firm.
SCnie changes in Beans.
Hot weather cuts down slauEhterins.
Eauk Clearings gaiueG SI.13s,O0O.
Dairy products unchanged
Poultry nominal.
Potatoes firm. onions steady.
Peaches and Melons firm. Grapes weak.
Lines higher.
Provisions unchanged.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-COtton Fruit Bags, 53sc, 51sc aud $50 C
for the three grades respectively: Calcutta train
Bags, 5Gs514c spot and &c asked Tor June and July
delivery; Wool Bags, 54G36c.
CoRDAGE-Pure Manila Rope, &c; l2-thread,
vine Irvine. l0c in balls and eoilsi Hop Irvine.
915c; Latnyarn, S15c; Sisal Rope, &c: l2-thread,
7Iac; and do. SC; Duplex Rope. &c p 10; ~
thr cad, 712c; and do. &c: Duplex Bale Rope
&c; Sisal Bale Rope, 7@71ac q 10; Duplex bop
Irvine, SC: Grapevine 1wine, balls or coils, SC;
LatByarn, 61ac y 10.
SALMON = he Alaska Packers Association
quotes Red Salmon follows: In lots OF 25, 900
CSC; 50 600 cases, 92L1e: rs 600 cas- es, eOc
2 dozen net cash T. o. b. ex-shlD.
COAL-Welllngton is lower at 81 so p ton to
dealers. This is the effect of tho now tariff Coke
is also lower at S7GeS p ton.
CEMENT-PorIland Is lower and weak at 81 IS
a. 2 Dbl.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powder
and Fine Crushed, all 6ssc: Dry formulated, sac;
Confectionery A, 56sc; Magnolia A. $3.50: Extra
c, SAC 2 n: Golden c. SC: ID. 4s4c; half barrels,
I4c more than barrels. and boxes PC more.
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i oreign Markets.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL sept %. - The spot market is
steady at As Cd. Cargoes are slow at 23s Sd
for off coast. 23s Sd for prompt shipment and 23s
for nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow
ing Liverpool quotations for O. 2 Red Winter;
September. Is 4d: october As 31Ad; November
4s Al: December. as sd; January, As sad; Feb
ruary, As I'd; March. As I'd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Sept 22.-ConsoIs. 1902 3.l6: Silver
20 7-l6d; French ReDtes. 1887 soc.
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l...Sl3 67la Sl3 %
Omaha Livestock Market

OMAHA, Nebr., sept %. - Cattle - Receipts,
$500. There was active demand from all quar-
tiers. and desirable beeves sold at full strong
prices. Cow stuff aged up firm. l5@25c higher
than last week. but PRACTICALLY steady.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call easy at IL: last loan, IL: closed
at IL. Prime mercantile paper. 3661s%. Sterling
exchange dull. with actual business in bankers
bills at "a 1904 S51z for demand and 81 IS
"a 1914 for sixty days Posted rates. 81 1914
4 861a and S4 S7@4 STU. Commercial bills,
S4 Ss14 "a sale SlIver certificates, $3.50.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and Rnval Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown & Liverpool,
SAILING LIVERY WEAK

CABIN $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD ~r~a
v ing TO steamer and accom- m odations &8&$8
selected; second cabin $40; Maj site and euIon-
ic $40 and $40. Steerags Tickets from England,
Ireland Scotland Sweden, Norway and Denmark
through to san Francisco at lowest rates. Tickets
sailing dates and cabin plans may be procured
from w. AVERY. Pacific Mail Dock. or at the
General once of the COMPANY, 6l3 Market ST.,
under Grand Hotel &. w. FLETCHER
apes TuweFrSu II Gen. Agt. for Pacine Coast
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SIN Francisco Meat MARKET.

The slaughterers are cautious about killing too
freely this hot weather and the market is quiet.
Supplies are large. Wholesale rates Tor dressed
STOCK from siaughterers are as follows:
BEEt-First quality, 41a05c: second quality,
414 I4c: third do. 30531ac "a 10.
YEAL-Large, 463c: small, 5@151zc p ID
MuTTON-Wethers, 4@415c q 10 Ewes, 3i98ic
p 10.
LAMB-4H@51ac = 10.
PORK i've Hogs. 505Ac q 10 for heavy and
medium granted. and 5G5Hc p ID for small fat:
stock Hogs, 41294Mc: dressed 40. 61a@714c.
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Exchange and Bullion.
Bank CIearings.

Local bank elearings last week were $l2, 8SS.
633. against 1I,250,682 for the corresponding
week last year. his continued gain in The clear
ings is encouraging
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"a Office Furniture and Fixtures
||SssHs.ral C. f. WEBER g. CO..
.5 5s 300 to BOG Post ST.. cor. Stockton
~ ~ mr31 TuThSaSuly
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AM ERlCAN LINE.
Great Reduction Of Storage Rates
FRAN MEM YORK OR PHIIiDEIpHI,

no LONDON, LIVERPOOL, QUEENS x.-n
i town, Southam pton. etc. $40 [EEH
Low rates to Contin entail Europe, SCandinaYia
Italy. and Cape Town. South Africa.
RED STAR LINE FOR ANTWERP: desrabIs
route for Belgium Germany, France. Switzerland
and Italy.
For ini ormstion regarding freight and massage
apply to international Nav igation Company g. d.
FAM STOCKs General Agent PACING Coast, 500
Market street, Grand Hotel building lelUf
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MISCELLANEOUS

LONDON. Sept 22-The Br bark Hollywood, I'm
Oregon for Queenstown. encountered heavy
weather on the passage and Jettisoned portion
OF the cargo.
POINT REYES LIGHT. Sept 22-7:35 PM-A
twO-masted sailing schooner is anchored in bigh
close TO life-szVing station loaded with lumber
unable TO sail; no wind
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Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-Wheat opened quiet and
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Sept 2-Br ship Peterborough, from oregon for
Queenstown.
Sept Shark W W Grape. from Tacoma for
Queenstown.
July 1914 SO W. Br ship Roseshire, from
Cardiff for San Diego.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

ates of Departure From San Francisco.
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For 4 ate shipping Intelligence See Ninth PAGE.