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Prosperity can return only when the
policy of the country shall have been re-
versed. The policy of the Democratic
party is free trade policy. The policy
of the Republican party is policy of
protection; first, now and always against
competition in the products of foreign
labor; and then, if the exigencies of the
country shall so require, protection
against the immigration of foreign labor
ers. The issue is thus made
up, and the demand for cessation of
agitation is repetition of the demand
made in the days of slavery. Paraphras-
ing the declaration of Mr.. Lincoln made
at Springfield in 1858, L now say that the
agitation will not cease until the nation
shall have become free trade nation, or
the doctrine Jf protection shall have been
established as permanent public policy.
In November, 1892, when Mr..
Cleveland was elected, the Mckinley act
and the Sherman bill had been in exist
ence two years and more. and the coun-
try was then at the height of long term
of prosperity, with not cloud in view
In Mr.. Cleveland's first term there
neither was a change of policy nor an APP
prehensiOn that there could be change
of policy. Thus, and by that circum-
stance alone, was the prosperity of the
country made secure du wing his first
term; and thus were many persons in
duced to accept the notion that it was
immaterial whether the government was
in the hands of the Democratic party or
in the hands of the Republican party.
This, all must now realize, was q fatal
eTrOr.-Senator Boutelle.
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The BANNER will be delayed next Tues
day until Wednesday afternoon to enable
us to give the election news up to one
o'clock, when the result will probably be
known. Under the Australian ballot the
counting is so slow that the morning pa
pers of the 7th will have very little but
guess work.
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The news this morning says that the
amount of deficit in the National Treas
nry is $l5,00O,OO9, as against $2j,0OO 900
last year, showing the finances to be in a
very bad condition. There has been a
very large decrease in internal revenue
receipts
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-11-02

The Gear is dead He died yesterday
at 1.3O p. M, and all Europe wonders
what the outcome will be. The reign of
Alexander ILL.,, marks an important era
in the history of Russia.
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FISH And OYSTERS /!

All kinds Of Fresh Salt, Smoked. Pic,led and
Shell Fish in their season. Large stock always
on hand. Lobsters a specially.
All orders promptly delivered to any part of
Bennington. Vegetables in their season.
LIS. FROST, Opera House Block,
The morning call., 1894-12-07
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market had little healthier tone yester-
day and prices showed 3 few cents advance
Trading, however, was light.
NOTES.
Silver advanced yesterday TO 6lAc in New
York and 2s1sd in London.
IL is reported on the street that an assessment
OF $40 per share is about 10 be levied on the safe
Deposit Company, the amount realized to be ap-
Piled to a complete renovation of the premises
three bars of bullion valued At S14 1886 "a,
have be en- sent to the Carson mint from the Con.
Cal. IL Va, making the total to date on November
account SOS, 220 70.
In the seq. Belcher the 200 level the east
crosscut from the south lateral drift is out feet
having been commenced during the week. The
lace shows mixture of quartz and pOrpy hry
Have holsted during the week 10 tons of fair
grade ore.
In the Justice during the week they have
shl pped TO the Washoe mill 17S tons of ore and
mtlied III tons. Car samples average-Gold
30 O5. silver 81 As, total So 81. Battery sam
PIES aYerage-Gold 81 03. silver "a 40, total
SIl 81. Shipped to the United states mint at
carson, IS pounds of crude bullion
he oncial letter from the Crown Point mine
Ior the week ending December says: west
crosscut ION the SEQ level Is out total dis
lance Of So feet The face is still In quartz,
mixed somewhat with porphyrY, giving low
assays. On the 500 level we lave started west
crosscut from the end Of the south lateral drltt
and 1t is 30 feet. he face is in quartz of
low assay value. From the stCpes between the
600 and 700 levels and above the SEQ level we
have extracted curing the past week o 10 tons and
shipped to the Mexican mill for reduction The
average battery sample $40 40 per ton, of
which 50 "a was gold
In the BeIcher mine they continued to 90 repair
work during Inc past week, especially on the
100 Level. About 81 tons of far-grade ore was
extracted during the week.
The morning call., 1894-12-07
A NICKEL A DAY.
1t Will Help to Pay Expenses OF
Sweeping the Streets.

The Merchants Association continues to re.
ceive support from the business houses who
take an interest in the work OF keeping the city
clean. A plan which meets with general an
proval is the collection Of a nickel day from
each house in business streets toward paving
expenses. 1t has been tried on the block on
Third street between Mission and Howard sue
cessfully, and the result is total subscription
guarantee of S249 so, to be paid during the
term OF the present contract.
Additional subscriptions have been given as
follows:
$50; Smiths Cash Store, $50; Moore. Hum &
Co, $50; W. S. Phelps & Co., SO; Livingston
6 Co.. S25; Dalton Brothers, $40; S. T. TAYLOR
Paper Company. $40; Flsn6eek & G!oolz, SO;
MCCARTHY & Co., s25; Wilson Brothers, S25 !;
Pacific Rolling-mlls. 500; Mrs. Lankenheim,
SO; Piper. Alden. GOodall & Co., $40; NJ. T.
Fieitas, $40; a. Call Fruit Company, $40 90 !;
Porter Brothers & Co, ST. so; William
Pacific states Type Foundry SO 30; Traboek
d Bergen. SO SD; L. C.. Hughes. $12; sundry
minor subscriptions. S137; total 10 date,
$40, 199 IS.
The morning call., 1894-12-07
WEATHkk BUREAU KEfoRr.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AeRICUIr
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU. SAN FRANCISCO. De-
cember 6. p. The storm which was central
the extreme northern coast last hight has ap-
parenty moved into the interior. and secqp dairy
depression of considerable intensity has eevei
oped in Southern Nevada. There has been a
sharp rise In pressure during the day along the
Pacific Coast, but the change has been greatest in
the interior of the Pacific Coast States and condi-
tions would now indicate that no marked area Of
high pressure existed. On the other hand il is
probable that the pressure will fail slightly on the
oregon coast. Rain has been gen raj during the
last twelve hours throughout California, oregon
and Western Washington, and snow has occurred
in Nevada and Idaho. There has been sharp
fall in temperature during the day In Northern
Nevada and Idaho, which will extend into Utah,
causing a moderate cold wave In that section
Friday night. The weather is generally clearing,
although with high pressure to the south 1t Will
remain somewhat unsettled and light showers
are likely to occur in the northern portion OF
California. AS the weather clears the tempera-
ture Will fall and severe frosts will occur
San Francisco data: Maxim um temperature to-
day 81 deg. minimum 46 deg. mean AS deg.
Total rainfall for season date 5. 05 inches: total
last year TO same date q. 81 inches: rainfall Tor
last twentyfou hours so OF an inch.
Forecast made at San anciseo for the thirty
hours ending midnight December z.
For Northern California - Showers tonight.
The morning call., 1894-12-07

Sarah Thayer to Rose Thayer, lot on w line of
Webster street, 47:6 OF Post 22:e by w 81 :6;
William D. and Annie FLOYD to Thomas Whit
bingham. lot on sW corner Of Baker and Washing
ton streets, 25:413 by 1868; SO.
William Hinkel TO John Coop anu James W.
Smith. lot on line OF Frederick street. 80 W OF
PelgedeTe SO BY l10 also LOT Ca line e.
ITO. subject TO mortgage: $40.
Louis T. Dunand to James NJ. and Louisa j.
Quincy. lot on line OF Clinton Park, 2o2 w of
Guerrero street. W Is by 70; So.
william Hollis to John D. DAILY lot on line OF
l25; So.
Nathaniel T. Cou!son to Martinus o. Curry, lot
on line OF church street 80 \ OF Fifteenth. N
10, Z l25.-S so, " IS, 81. 100; $40.
Martinus o. Curry to Chester +. Hovay. same,
subject to deed OF trust and mortgage; $40.
Greenebaum, attorney, Ellie and Marie Lazard.
by attorney (Sig Greenebaum, attorney. Rene
~ j. lie Breton. attorney, CASTOR aud Berthe
verdier. by attorney "a. j. 6. Fusenot. attorney
Georges and Mary Moreau, by attorney august
Fusenot attorney. EDWARD y. and Edith Lind
say, Eugene. Marguerite and Georges LIE Roy, and
o. f. and Matilda Won Rhein to Theresa Geb-
hardt lot on line of Sharon street, 100 of
sixteenth, 25 by 125; $3.50.
City and County of san Francisco to David
CAIN (2-s), Ellie Lazard Rene de TocquevIlle and
Edth Lindsay rs each), Gsston Verdier and
georges MORGAN Il Oath each) and otto f. Won
Rhein q -24ths), lot on L corner of Sharon and
Sixteenth streets. 245. L TO w line "soar ear
Mission Dolores" S 80 l5f Il 245:6. w 39:l; also
lot on w line of Church street. a36 or Seven
n.
44:4Hs: also lot commencing 1852 OF Sixteenth
street and 1895 w Of Landers. being NE corner
"holar near Mission Dolores at stake Is ana S go
15' Il to point 1g5 n of sixteenth on w line OF
Landers. 163. 5 so 49, w TO beginning: 8.
John Center to John h. Kruse. lot on E line of
Howard street, 40 of Twenty.thrd, S 80, e
56:9. W IS. with exception on Sc corner Of
above decided to San Francisco and san JOAQUIN
Railroad; $40.
Jacob and Lima Heyman to William NJ. Buffers
Jr., lot on line OF Twenty.eighth street, 1852: 80
Y of Douglass, e 60:ll by n ia: $40
James and Jane l.. Dunn To American Biscuit
Company, commencing 1877 IS n of broadway and
1877 Is, " of Battery 80 by co. $40.
San Francisco Land Company to q. L. Lloyd, lot
On n E cor of California street and Ninth avenue
E 80 Is, " 100, Z 81 :6. N 20, w lz0, S l20: $40
Eugene L. sullivan TO John I. Fleming block
bounded by Lake and California streets and
Twenty first aud Twenty.second avenues; So
same TO same. lot on Sc corner of Callforn a
street and Sixteenth avenue. e 255. 1913 w
1894 40 degs 10 mIn. w 215:6, n los IS: 81.
Jacob aud Lima Heyman to Julia E. tlaherty,
lot on w line of Thirty-third avenue IT'S of v
street 100 by w 100; $40.
Paul il. Umiand to John W. N. Rusch. lot on n
The morning call., 1894-12-07

weak on the successful efforts OF the bears to i'm
press the crowd with bearish view of the Gov
at 6O1s and sold off 595s, recovered to $685. and
then eclined to 1856 1hen came strong closing
bapden nn the latter news about xs ro 70
the close and had advanced to 60Hs at the close.
Coru-May opened at 495s, touched 4yHs. then up
to 501s closed at 4o7s oats sold at S21a@ 1855,
then up to 52$4 closed at that price for May.
Provisions-May pork !ac higher and ribs 21ac
higher for January, and sc higher for May May
lard loSed sc higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat No. p Short Ribs 100 lbs,
Highest. Lowest Highest Lowest.
y.,..e93ss sSS$s May as,a So z2 So i21s
Corn No 2 May hsy.. .s s. IS s. 81 S7fs
May ...,''41Z8o us May 81 SIC SIC s sias5
Cash quotations were; Flour Steady Winter
patents, 50 50@2 70: do straights, 81 25@2 so;
a. I IS ? BAKERS ss5rs' 81 500 20. 80 o :
49Ie nA No. 10 oats, 29Ae: No. White N sS Sla
No. 3 white. 81$$@52o, No. Rye, 4s1ac;
s N Ny fs4 Seed No. s. 4s p1ss
tiny Seed. So 60; Mess es f0rk = 6b,.. SIP 90
Shoulders fDo1ed), $51s@5A4; Short Clear
sides Gboxedl. s6ss@t5g: WHISKY. distillers
5. Sc: GranuIated, 4.7Sc: Standard A, &c
ON the Produce exchange to-day the Butter mar
ket was steady. Creamery l4@24c; dairy, 12@21c.
Eggs firm; 229 &c.
LIVESTOCK.
Hogs - Receipts. $1,000: official yesterday
55,224; shipments. $685. left over about % 900.
QuatynoJ quite so good, but few cho ce heavy lots
Market fairly active for good grades. whit
mon and weak &C lower. Sales at So 1904 40
for light 81 5@i rs for beef packing 50 lOa4 55
spring lots, and So 3G@3 So for pigs
Cattle-Receipts, 1900: active and firm at so
Toe advance. Christmas steers weighing from
1400 to 1890 pounds were quoted az Sc $50 50.
Today's sales were largely at SO II 05 for steers
and at ST. S6@2 rs for cows, heifers and culls.
Scalawags sold as low as 81 25@l 60
Sheep-ReGeipts 10000; 81 1908 so for choice
sheep, and from 81 5O@4 20 for poor to choice
lambs.
The morning call., 1894-12-07
Exchange and bullion.
Produce Mark eft,

FLOUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras, So 4O03 SO p bbl Bakers extras, So 3O@
8 4O superfne. So 1902 As p Dbl
WREAT-Spot grain was traction lower YES.
terday morning and futures were also off on the
first CALL though they subs equently recovered on
the regular session. No. l, 92R@9334c p ctI.
choice, csc p ctl; lower grades, 10000: extra
choice for milling, 971ac@$1 O5; Walla waI,a
Wheat. S71be p ctl for fair average, 9U@9l1Ac
for choice heavy, 9212@s5c for No. and $50
7Sc for off grade.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SESSION - 10 O'Clock - Nav ION
tons. 81 0444; 700, 81 O37s 500, 81 03s4; eco
Regular MORNING SEssIoS-May-15oD tom,
81 O4s4; 500. 81 041a; 200, 81 OaSs; 100
81 O464s 800. 81 GAYS; 100. s 0518: 1000 al 05
AFTERNooN SEss1oN-May-la tons Al 'e5
500. 81 O614: 100, 81 O51s; 500. 81 05ss: 1000
BARGEY-Fu ures advanced Yesterday morn.
ing and spot Barley ruled firm despite I'll a rain
Feed quotable at sO@821ac g, ell for ordinary and
8334@Soc u ctl for choice bright; Brewing, 871a
@9212c p ctl.
GALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-10 o'clock May 100 tons,
REGULAR MORNING sEssroN-May-loo tons.
93c; 500. 93Ac; 800, 931sc, December 200,
AFrERNooN sEss1oS-D1ay-soo tons. es1Ac;
1873 s3c 1 49, s94o 100 a4ci 200
0AgsBustnes: IS dull MiIlIer are o 9se
at sl@l 1874 q ctl; fancy Feed, 81 VIZ a
l 071n q ctl: good to choice, 9Oc0Sl: COM
to fair, 81 @871ac; Red. 81 O71h@l is.
Black. 81 1901 80: Gray. 921ac@$1: Surprise,
81 071a9l l71a p ctl.
QUESTIONING new. Damp Large Yellow, Sl6
i % p ctl; Sound dry lots are quoted as follows
Large Yellow, 81 U(0t Is q cti: Small Round
Yellow, 81 25QlI 30: white, 81 2O@1 rs "a ctI
RYE-Firm at 90Q95c p ctl.
BRAN-Arrivai or 4527 sacks from w ashinpt
Quoted at $l2 5u@l3 so p ton.
MIDDLlNGS-Quoted at SIT 5O@lS ~ ton
HAY-1here YVES no market yesterday owing to
the rain. bargeload OF 46OO bales came In also
and scared off the buyers. The market ia weak.
Wheat is quotabIe at S9@13 o ton: Wheat and
oats, $e@12 p ton: Barley, $f@lO 30 "a ton.
Oats SO oU@li so; Alfalfa, SS@9: Glover sem
Il: Compressed, $9@12: Stocf S607 SO az ton
STRAW-Quoted at 50@75c p bale. W.
MILLSTUFFS - Ground and rolled BarJev
quoted at $l90i9 so q ton: Oilcake Meal sal q
ton wholesale and $33 90 jobbing: Cottonseed OIL
CAKE S2S p ton; Rye Flour, 31a c p 10: Rye Meal
Dat Greats, sc; Cracked Wheat 3L4e: Buckwneat
Flour, &c: Pearl Barley, 414G43l c F H.
BUCKWHEAT-Quoted at 81 lU0l IL % ctl
COhNMEAL. ETC-Tabie Meal sd3Ihc. Fsed
Corn. $26@-6 so: Cracked Corn s576N37 "a "a
ton; Hominy, 41a0434c p n.
SEEDS-N elbow Mustard. 50 4CGn2 as "a ctl :.
Trieste So 30@2 35 q ctl; Native Brown, 2eD21nc
Alfalfu s@81ac % N for Utah and T0Sr for G. IL
fornia Rape, 2@214e p 10: Hemp s5d31Isc y 10.
DRIED PEA S-Nites. 81 359l So Cream nomI-
nal: split Peas, size q 10.
BEANS--Receipts have fallen off considerably
of late bur the market does not improve mnch
Bayos quotaDie at ST 1901 80 a. ell. Small
Whites $2@2 so % ctl; Pea, So 3U0z 90 ~ ct :
Lady Washington. 81 20@2 as: Large Whites 81
o. 56i Pink, 81 l0@1 So; Reds, 81 6U@I rs:
The morning call., 1894-12-07

scattered showers Friday: continued cool, severe
frosts Friday night where skies have cleared :
light southeriy winds.
For Southern California-Showers along the
coast AMI in the north portion tonight; clearing
Friday; cooler: frosts Friday night If skies
clear; light southwesterly winds.
For Nevada-Local snow tonight; generally
fair Friday; nearly stationary temperature.
For Utah-Local snow, ending tonight or Fri
day; decidedly colder; moderate cold wave.
Tor Arizopa-Generally fair, except showers in
the extreme southeast portion tonight; colder
For San Francisco and vicinfty-Sh overs to-
night: scattered showers Friday: nearly station
AIRY temperature; fresh soutGeriy winds.
W. H. HAMMoN Forecast Ofici2I.
The morning call., 1894-12-07
EDITOR NELSON MARRlES.
He Weds Miss mcfarland of Vaca-
Vile Very Quietly.

William Mccain Nelson. the journalist who
gained considerable notorieiy through the
Sharon case has married Miss Nan McFar-
land. tn daughter of a Pennsylvania iron
manufacturer.
He is now living peacefully on ranch near
Vacaville, having given up the life of journal
list for that of farmer.
Since coming 10 California Miss Mcfarland
with her sister, were intimate friends Of Mel
son, who acted as their agent.
II IS said lie invested $1,000 for them in
piece of real estate on Sacramento street and
Central avenue which recently sold for
S25, 900. With this amount he bought The
ranch at Vacayille where he since resided as
manager though really part owner with the
~ isses Mcfarland. Lately he decided to have
PARKER in life and married one Of the young
ladies IN this CITY last Monday.
The morning call., 1894-12-07
EQR PORTLAND & asTORIA. oREa0N

THE OREGON R'Y & NAV CO., E Nc. >ssn-
i NELL Receiver. Ocean DiY.-will dis AIsTSS
patch from Spear street wharf, at 10 A. NJ, for th5
above ports OF their Al iron steamships, viz.
COLUMBIA &C. IS.
Connecting via Portland with the o. r. & N. Co.
system and other diverging lines for all points in
Oregon. Washington, British Columbia, Alaska,
Idaho, Montana DAKOTA Utah. wyoming. Yellow
etone Park and all points east and south and to
Fare to Portland-Cabin, s16; sEeerags. IS;
round trip, cabin. unlimited $50.
Freight and Ticket ONCE, 19 Montgomery Sc:
Ticket Office, Pa ac- Hotel n ew Montgomery sc.
GOODALL. PERKIAS Co., Supts ocean DIV.
1u 10 Market ST. San Francisco.
The morning call., 1894-12-07
MARKET REPORTS.
THURSDAY EVENING. Dec 6.
JMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver advanced.
Wheat unsettled
Barley not affected By the rain.
Oats and Corn dull.
Rye steadier.
Larger arrivals OF Hay.
Beans in iessened receipt.
Potatoes and Onions quiet.
butter weak.
Eggs lower again.
Turkeys and Broilers higher.
Game brings good prices.
Eastern Poultry going cheap.
Apples and Oranges weak.
Grapes duh.
Hides rule firm
The morning call., 1894-12-07

Midway Palsance, VIII o slasEed Frederick w.
W orth another c0ored vocalist with razor
at an early hour Wednesday morning. was YES
terday heid by Judge Joachmsen to answer
Delofe the Superior Court in $4,000 bonds on
M charge OF assault with a deadly weapon
Inc charge against Worth was dismissed.
The morning call., 1894-12-07
San Francisco Meat Market.

wholesale for dressed stock from slaugh.
terers as follows:
BEEF-FjrSt quality, &c p 10 second quality,
4@4l2c third do, SO s12c p 10
FEAL-Large, 495e; small, 5@7c p 10,
4c q ID,
LAMB-5@6c p Il
PoRK-Live hogs &c 2 y for heavy and me
do, 5@614c q 10.
The morning call., 1894-12-07
NEW YOLK STOCKS.

Eonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
shores.
Money on call easy at 1@l1a%: last loan II:
closed at II. Prime merSantile paper. z14@41a%.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual business In
bankers bills at 81 sS@4 6S14 for demand and
81 S7l4 S7l4 for sixty days Posted rates. 81 81 "a
ga IS and $4 SS1a@4 Sa1a Commercial bills,
$4 sega 1914. Silver certificates. 6l14c bid.
The morning call., 1894-12-07

AORNINT SESSION.
Board-10 Bank of California, 2o91a; Pacific
Lighting, so.
street-$lO.oU0: Geary-st 5% Bonds 1854;
$4,000 & Railway Bonds, 80.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
street--1o V Water S67s: $4,000 AZ
Bonds, S43l.
The morning call., 1894-12-07
International Navigation Co.'s Lines.
AMERICAN TIT

AMERICAN LINE
NEW YORK AND SOUTHAMPTON IA
In Shortest and most convenient route SssslzzAs&
to London. Close connection at Southampton for
Havre and Paris. First cabin, $50 and upward;
second cabin. S35 and upward: Storage, $40.
Cape Town. South Africa, $50
PHILADELPHIA ana LIVERPOOL or QUEENS
TOWN. second cabin, $25 and upward; steerage,
$40.
RED STAR LINE FOR ANTWERP.
Desirable route for Belgium, France. Germany,
switzerland and Italy. First cabin, $50 aud up
ward second cabin $685. Steerage az very low
rates.
For freight and passage apply to InternationaI
Navigation Co., 6. ID. FAHN ESTOCK. General
Agent Pacific Coast, 500 Market St., Grand Hotel
building. oc23 u
The morning call., 1894-12-07
General Mercbandise.

BAGS-Fruit Bags, $685. 67sc and 6s4 C for the
three grades respectively; Calcutta Gram B1Rs,
4G0414c for June and July delivery; Wool Bags,
3z@36c.
0IL-CaIifornIa Castor Oil. cases, No. l. ST 20:
bbis 81 Is manufacturers rates); Linseed Oil in
Lard OIL, bbs, 9oc cases, 95c; Cocoa, 55c: China
Nut. 42Ga47c p gallon.
EUM-Starlight. l71ac; EoceDe 2OI+c:
Astral. 1712c; 1902 Elaine, 2219c; Pearl. 1712c:
Water white, refined, bulk, lI1bc: Headlight,
1852 cases 2ic; Mineral Illuminating 1902 zoe
in cases. Standard, l10o fire test, Tic p gal In
cases (caps), l71ac faucets aud llLac in bulk.
GASOLINE, ETC.-63o Benzine. bulk, 12Lac p
gal: cases 1Sc: TAO Gasoline. bulk, l3c; cases.
19c; $50 Gasoline, bulk, 20c; cases, 25c p gal.
WHITE LEAD-Quoted at 5$4@612c p %.
RED LEAD-Quoted at SIZE p 70.
TURPEN TIN E-Quoted at AS p gal.
SUGAk-The " esteFn Sugar kefiutng Company
quotes terms net cash; Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed all $3.50; Dry Granulated, SC:
Confectioners a. 47sc: Magnolia A. 41ac; Extra
c, 4$sc; Golden c, 41sc; ID, 33sc: halr barrels,
38c more than barrels. and boxes I9c more.
The morning call., 1894-12-07
Builders Contracts.

Charles T. Collins with H. Jacks, to build one
story frame building on r line of Douglass street,
1S5 w of Twenty-second: $llS5.
The morning call., 1894-12-07
London wool SaIes.

LONDON, Dec 6.-At the eYool auction sales to-
day ~ ISL bales were offered. of which 800 were
Withdrawn. fair quality was offered and COM
petition was moderately brisk. The results of
the sales which closed to-day show that superior
greasy and secured merinos have not changed In
inferior 10 per cent lower: secured cross breeds
show change, while greasy is per cent down.
out OF 1S9.0 900 bales available 144 900 were Of
fcred, OF which 12S.000 were sold. The home
trade to k $4,000 bales, the Continent So 600
and America $500 he number withdrawn was
$4,000
The morning call., 1894-12-07

Foreign Markets.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6-The spot market is lower
ut IS 412d. Cargoes are lower at 26s for off
coast, 25s sd for prompt shipment ana 25s Sd
for leaTlv due,
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow.
ing Liverpool quotations for No. Q Red Winter
IS 34d; March, 5s Id: April 5s i'd; May, IS lid,
SECURITIES
oNDoN. Dec 6.-COnsols, 1o2 1915; Silver.
2S1sd French Rentes. 102t 321ac Bullion out
of Bank of England. $4,000.
The morning call., 1894-12-07
AUCTION SALES.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN 1r=.
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska An ~CTffES
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
Dee and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, steamer w illametts
Valley. every Wednesday it = a II
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports,
every fourth and fifth day alternately, 3 a. NJ.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford.
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, RedondO (LoS
Angees) and Newport, every four tn and ff5h day
alternately. at IL A. NJ
Ticket Ofice-Palace Hotel. 4 New Montgomery
street.
GOoDALL, PERKINS CO., General Agents
ltf 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
The morning call., 1894-12-07
ROYAL MAL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE AsPINwALL Essg
- fortnightly for the - 1880
Southampton. calling en- route at Cherbourg,
France, and Plymouth. to land passengers.
Through bills of lading, In connection with the
Pacific Mall S. s. Co.. issued for freight and treas
IRE to direct ports in England and Germany
Through tickets from San Francisco TO Ply
m outh Cherbourg, southampton. First-class,
S1o6: third class $S7 90. For further particu-
lars apply TO PARROTT & Co., Agents.
500 California Sc