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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-30
Wanted Assistance.

A lady called at police station Saturday
night and requested the assistance Of the
police in searching for her husband,
whom she said, she had reason to believe
could be found with woman. She was
told to leave the matter alone as it did
not come within police jurisdiction. She
went weeping, away.
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Deaths.

April 28-Agnes Heberle, aged % years,
peritOnitiS, 1905 Lake View avenue,
Ward 2; NJ. L. Thompson, aged three
months, liver disease, West End, Ward
April 29-AmbrosiO Sanchez, aged one
year, meningitis, PIG Matamoros street,
Ward >.
April 3O-Guadalupe Esquivel, aged 9
years, collapse, San Fernando street,
Ward 2.
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1.-THE FAlR.'
HOUSe|U|DS1e[S.
OVER THE TRAP.
What Was Done Yesterday at the
Lakeview Club Grounds.

Yesterday the San Antonio Gun club
held their regular trap shoot at Lake.
view The scores made on the first and
second class shoots for trophies were as
follows:
First shoot, at Is targets, Vieth, y;
France, IA; Epstein, g; Shields, 10; Ten
dick, 9; Learn, :; FanTOte. y: BieSen-
bach, p; Smith, Q; Cam, 0; II. w. Adams.
Second shoot, 20 single targets and ;
pairs:
l6, Veith 20, FaurOte "A. France 20, Ep-
stein :, Learn Il, Shields 10, Biesenbach
70, Cam II, Schultze Is, Black Is, VOll-
bTeCht 10.
Third shoot, Is targets, ThieIe. Q:
Adams. :: VolbreCht, 5; France, 10: Cam,
3; FaurUte, II: Learn, :; Black, 9; Neith,
l3; Epstein, 3.
Faurote, not being a member did not
score for trophies.
A team shoot. between Thiele's team
Thiele, Veith, France, Smith, NOllbTecht
Learn, Eppstein, and Faurotes' team
MesSrS. Faurote. Shields, Black, Biesen-
back, Adams, SChuetZe and Cam, result
ed in favor of Thiele, Co. against Eau
rote's So.
GUN NOTES
Thele got there again.
Visitor Faurote made an excelen
score.
Biesenbach took a sudden drop yester
day. Wake up, August.
We told you so. The has beens" ar
forging to the front again
The general average of the shooters wa
not up to previous scores Of the season.
That baby boy was too much for G. /
Z. Here's to a better score next TIM
George.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers have
been filed since last report:
John H. Baratt to j. J. Tomlimson, lot
on Elmira street; 5000
C. VOechting to Edward Tewes, lots IA,
Is. l6, block 4, Mill street; $4,000
Maria Ortiz Sanchez to Edward Dryer,
lot 50. block 4. city lot 1874; 500.
Chas. II. and Frances A. Moore to John
T. Dowdell, lot :, block 10, Texas avenue;
800.
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Thought She Was Struck.

During the rain and thunderstorm last
night a Sharp clash struck in the neigh
borhood of Burleson street. A Miss F.
Jumped and screamed, crying that she
was struck by lightning. Her father ran
down town in the rain for doctor, and
the doctor upon examining the young
lady found heT safe and so und.
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He Denies the Allegation.

Mayor Paschal may be somewhat OF a
fisherman, but he never INDUCES 10 big
fish Stories but the Express reporters do.
Mayor Paschal never said a word about
Col. Breckenridge presiding at the rail
road meeting, and never begged Capt
Davis to stop the meeting"
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HOME FOR A POOR MAN

On easy terms: House, BOG Com
argo street, containing z rooms,
and other conveniences; small
cash payment, balance monthly
I4I3tf OTTO p. KROEGER.
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REDUCED RATES FOR go DAYS

Six months course in shorthand
and typewriting, $25.OO.
Six months course in bookkeep-
ing and English branches, $1,000.
TEMPLE & HAMILTON's Business
College, Soledad Block. 4 Il I'm
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-26

everett carpenter OF Alameda lots on Sw corner
OF Landergan avenue and Twelfth street w 200
Tract, Oakland Township; $40
e A. and Lillian L. Mccarthy TO Joseph Schmttz
81 Oakland lots 55, % and 55 block g. Broadway
terrace tract. Oakland Township: $40
me Mccarthy Company of San Francisco to
same tots l, = ), 80. and So, block g. Broad
way GRACE Tract. Oakland Township; $40
Estate OF George r. Bailey (by executor) TO
martln haldin OF San Francisco lot on W line OF
Grove street, 135 20 of Prince. 5 I35 . bv w ID
block b, Central Park Berkeley: S325
FFank I'm Moss of Elmhurst to Mrs NJ s CaId.
en Ui oakland, lot on line of Highland avenue
IOus 10 l9 and 20, block NJ Amended Map Moss
tract brooklyn Township; $40.
hehGy l. anu Annie HAYES 10 William Thies OF
s ii0Ds1Sn township. lot On SW corner of West
ElShth street ana Chester. w so by S 100, being
i ion o. Olock 529. Gibbons property, map l, oak
9. n. Wilson to C. y. Hyden. lot on line of
taIsonS street, $50 of San Pablo avenue. e so
is 10y = 81 oeing lot 81 block D. Gaskil Tract, Oak
r Anthony V. and Mary A. Tuohy TO Marie b.
s,. oerg or Alameda. lot on w line Of Pine
street, 1881 of Eunice, 40, w 1873 81, 40,
1883 TO beginning. being lot "a, block 2. re
SUBDIVISION OF blocks and ). Tuohy's Addition
TO Berkeley. Oakland Township; $40.
- william and Johanna Thies OF san Francisco to
nenry Hayes of Oakland, lot 5, Perata Tract,
Brooklyn Township; SIS.
5. ). Fogarty, Adolph H., Anna Max J. and Jen-
ME r. Schiueter to James D. DAILY of San Fran
cisco. lots 80 and So the Sw 80 feet OF lot 40 and
Tract, rerecorded, Brooklyn Township: $40.
William Brewer OF Alameda TO Laura Brower
OF Alameda. lots line OF Railroad avenue,
500 OF Chestnut street 90 by 500 being
lots to u, block ., lands adjacent to Enclnal,
Alameda: also lot on y line OF Pacific avenue, so
Z OF Chestnut street. L 80 by 100, being lot !,
block II, lands adjacent 20 Encinal, Alameda;
also lots on Sc corner OF Eagle avenue and OAK
street. + 8 by l45 being lots A. and c, block
40, lands adjacent TO Encinal, Alameda gift
lsabell and Manuel Foster TO Maria l. Avllla OF
Ay RADIO. lot beginning At point 80 feet OF
w corner or block 50, town of AivaradO thence
; ~ by 100 being loU u, block 81 town OF Al
varadO, WASHINGTON owuship; $1,000.
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IsH-PER POUND
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

a. b. McCreery TO Frank Robb, lot on W line of
Bake street. 81 70 OF Fulton, % by w 96:IO12;
$3.50. -
Same 10 r A. Walker, lot on S line of McAIis-
ter street l25 OF Lyon. e rs by S 1875; $3.50.
Mary Allen TO Arthur j. Allen. lot on \ line OF
Quinn street los L Of Valencia, Z "a by \ 70;
gilt.
arthur j. and Mary Allen to Alice NJ. Allen,
lot ON line Of Ridley street, 1853 OF Valencia
+ "a by 80: git.
Jones. Allen b Co to David j. Rogers lot on
\ w nae Of Athens street, I%5 NJ OF India ave
nue., y 20 by NV lOU, block 6S, Silver Heights:
$40
Estate OF William Winter to Jacob Brownstone
and =. Ducas, lot Sc line OF Telegraph road
800 + OF China avenue, NE so by Sc 100 block
l, Excelsior Homestead above lot having been
cut down By Mission-street widening re-record-
ed); $500.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Matilda Henderson wife OF j. OF Oakland to
Henry Zeisng OF Martinez. lot on W corner OF
Twenty first and Hilbert streets, w 40 by y 100
block +. Map Of Survey OF orthern Extension to
Oakland. subject 10 d mortgage for $3.50; OAK
land; $40.
Henry Zefsing of Oakland to Minnie Zeising OF
oakland. lot NV corner of Twenty first and
Fiibert streets. w 40 by 100. block +. Northern
Extension to Oakland. Oakland; gift
Helen E. and X. a Hughson OF Alameda TO
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2 box: No. 2 Navels, 81 5O@I rs 2 box; fair to
cnolce Seedlings. S1egl 80 Is box; Sicily Lemons,
Tor common, and 81 5062 80 = box for good to
choice; Mexican Lines. S4@4 80 q box; Bananas,
81 1OG2 90 p bunch; PineappleS, $500 z dozen:
DRIED FIR UITS-Pears 6Gsc p 10 Tor Dleached
halVes and 2Gac for quartered; Apples, 6l2G9I H2c
Ior quartered 7@7I2c for sliced and sGl1c Tor
eVaporated; Bleached Peaches li@l 212e; Sun
DRIED Peaches, eG9c; Apricots nominal: Prunes,
oL296e Tor the four sizes and &c 2 10 Tor
small; Plums, 596c for Pltted and 293 C for I'M
pitted; Figs, black 3@4c for pressed and 1292c
Tor impressed.
RAISINs AND DRIED GRAPES California
Layers quotable at 6Oc@$1; loose Muscatels IN
boxes, 5u@75c; California clusters. 81 25@l 50;
No. loose. in sacks, 215013c q 10: No. 2 loose.
2l4@2Lac; Dried Grapes. I129l$4c
NUTS-Walnuts, COT for hardShell, s@9c for
sottshel and S@9c = ID Tor paper-sheH; softshell
paper-shell, 1lIa@lZIac 3 70; Peanuts. 3@4c q
10 FOR domestic; Hickory Nuts. 596e; Pecans.
berts. LUG l019c; Brazil Nuts, SQ9c 2 10; Cocoa
nuts, $5Cq5 so p 100.
MISUNDERSTANDING Beans are selling about
as we IL as anything at present Arrivals included
64S boxes OF Asparagus, 4l5 bxs Rhubarb, 1873 SKIS
feaS ana 100 SKIS Beans Cueumbers SZ(9z 90 3 OK
Tor common and 50c0$1 q doz for dollhouse; 6hu-
barb, 25@50c 2 box: Green Peppers, 20c 3 10:
Asparagus. Z5c@$l for common 20 choice and 81 70
g 90 q Dx for fancy; summer Squash. 70c(gsl 70
3 box: Los Angeles Tomatoes. 81 SO; common
Green Peas, $l9l 80 per sack: Alameda Peas. 20
212c; String Beans. 6@Tc 2 10 Refugees, 7GSc;
Golden Wax Beans, G07c: horse Beans. 50@65c
. sack; MarrOwfat squash $50 p ton; Cabbage,
IVr CT; Feed Carrots, 3594Oc = cti; Garlic
PkoVleIcNS-Quieta all around. Hams are weak.
Bacon loe q 10 for heavy and lO1sc for light
medium; lllAc 10 for light aud l5@l412c
e n Tor extra light: Eastern Sugar-cured ans
L Gl375c 2 %: California Hams, ll@I3e p 10;
Eastern Lard, tierces. sc for compound aud 9L2@
Toe for pure; pals. 1O1ac; California tierces &c
Tor comnound and 9@912c for pure; haf-bbls.
loo; Ion tins, 1012c; do 5-tb. lie; Mess Beef.
$S q Dbl; extra do. SO y obi: family do, 81;
extra prime Pork. $130I3 SO: extra clear, $3.50
- q Dbl: mess, SIS 509l7; Smoked Beef, loo
p h.
HOPs-NomnaI at 12@l3c p u.
HIDES AND ShINS-Heayy sailed steers, Az
@5c Z n: medium. &C: light, 34@31@c; Cow
hides 3l49334c 2 10; sailed Kip. 4c salted Calf,
&c: sailed Veal. &C; dry hides, usual lection,
612c p 10; dry Kip and Calf, 61ac 3 10; prime
GOatshlnS, 25@4Oc each: Kids, so DC; Deer
skins. good sumner 25c p n; medium. l592Oc:
winter, Sc; Sheepskins, shearlinRs, l0@20C each;
short wool, 25@35c: medium. 4C@5Uc each; long
WOO, 5O@75c each: Culls of all kinds about IL
less
TALLOw-No.l rendered. 41&@i$4c; country
Tallow, 4@lAc p ID refined. 5$s@542c p % ;
Grease, y. Geic q II.
WOOL-Spring clip San joaquin and Southern,
697c Z n for years clip and 7@qc for seven
months; Foothill, @llc; choice northern. 100
lie 2 n; Nevada, 7@I0c; Humboldt and Mendo-
elmo, 1Z9I4c 2 II.
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PANAMA-Arrived May 1O-Br stmr Barra-
couts. from Champerico.
Sailed May 1l-Stmr Costa Rica, for Ocos ID
Br stmr Barracouta for Champerico.
CARDIFF-Sailed May 23-Dan bark Clara, for
Santa Rosalia
LIYEKPoOL-Sailed May 24-Ship Reuee for
San Francisco
NEWCASTLE, NSw-SaiIed May 24-Br ship
traveller, for San Francisco. Prior to May %
br snip Galatea, for san Francisco.
DEPARTURE BAY-Arrtved May 24-Shlp Ra-
phael hence May Z.
QUEENSTOWN-Sailed May 24-Ital ship Fran
eeSco Ciampa, for Fleetwood
TUSKAR-Passed May 2S-Ship Francis. from
Liverpool for San Francisco.
.NANAIMO-Arrived May 25-Bark Sea King he
movements of Transatlantic steamers.
NEW YORK-Arrtved May 25-Stmr Augusta
victoria, from Ham burg
hAMBURG-Arrived May 25-Stmr PickhuOen,
from Montreal.
BREMEN-Arrived May 25-stmr Spree. from
New York
LoNDoN-ArrivsdM May 25-stmr Lepanto, firm
New York.
hoT Late ShiDDilg hltelIfOsDcs See Tenth Puce
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MARKET REPORTS.
FRIDAY EVENING. Nav q

o.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Flour 20 cents per barrel lower
Silver advanced.
Wheat Futures declined.
Rain broke the Barley market
Oats, Corn and Rye very weak and dull
Bran and MiddIings marked down.
Cottonseed Oilcake lower.
Hay irregular.
Beans unchanged.
Prices for Fruit Bags not yet fixed
Potatoes and onions steadily weakening
Butter and Eggs lower. Cheese unchanged
More Eastern Poultry in.
Cherries cheap.
Oranges going out OF season
Dried Fruit unchanged.
Honey firmly held.
Hams weak.
Meat market unchanged.
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Totals. L. S-......... 1854 ,566.6a 49,. ls 2
Exclusive of NewYork 390,424.972 49,. l6 >
Omaha Livestock Market.

OMAHA, May 25.-Cattle-Receipts 1900 The
market was active and higher; all classes Of
buyers were after supplies, and with stronger
markets East the offerings were not long in chang
ing hands al prices strong /, dime higher than
yesterday. COwstuH was as usual scarce aud firm
and dizziness and weakness characterized the
feeder trade Quotations unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. market advanced
and an active demand from all sources caused "A
lively trade, and. While the opening and close
were a trlfe slow. the general market averaged
up &C higher than yesterday. Prices ranged from
81 90 - 81 ! D. with most OF the trading at or
around 81 IS and 81 10
Sheep-Rece ipts, 500. There fair demand
from slaughterers and slow but practically dead
m
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Detroit Free Press.

y found a queer specimen to-day" said the
policeman 10 the reporter.
The Interrogation points popped INTO the re-
porter's eyes.
old fellow drunk in tine alley" continued
me oncer. Il noticed him 90 in and watched
nm. lie found comfortable place and laid
down on il; then took placard our from under
MS coat and hung il around his neck'
what was on the plaC nd ." asked the re-
porter, as the officer stopped with the evident
intention OF having him ask the question so he
lie could spring the answer on him.
" Handle this with care; it Is loaGed,'" and
the olncer laughed as if a pOlicemans lot were
sometimes happy one.
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Given q Vacation.

NEW YORK, May 25.-R u. Dun & Co.'S Weekly
Review tomorrow will say: Storms and floods
prolonged strikes and large exports Of gold have
done their utmost this week to give business a
vacation. But the wants unsatlsfed during the
past year, beated and much lessened and vet
greater than those of any other nation have
caused volume Of trade quite large for The
season.
Prices OF products still tend downward without
much speculation. 1t Is not surprising that farmers
retain wheat at present prices when they can
Corn has been stronger notwith standing larger
receipts and significant exports. Cotton has re-
covered shade. to u SAC. Though receipts for the
week were nearly as large as last year and exports
much smaller. Pork products all .ciined with
heavy receipts. The astonishing eheapness of
wheat nd cotton VIII affect the rapidly of move
ment in the tail and also will directly lessen tina
amount OF money required in moving the crops
While the iron industry especially and many
others to some extent have been restricted by
rcty OF coal ana coke. the number OF works re
Stunning has been greater than the number STONED
from other causes But IL is fact not To be over
looked that the demand for manufa ctured prod
uctS instead OF increasing appears for the most
part rather smaller than before. and Indifference
of buyers is shown in tue cancellation Of orders
hitherto given 1t is a waiting season. but the lis
position to wait is thus far much Intensified
Failures diminish in importance the amount of
liabilities for the third week in Nav being only
which $2.642,S67 were OF manufacturing and
S5,O25. UU7 OF trading concerns The number of
failures reported this week is 1873 in the United
States. against 259 last year, and ia Canada 2S
against IA last year There not any or much
fmportance.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Stmr Albion, Lundquist. 20 hours from Navarro:
225 NJ n lumber and SO cords stavebolts, TO S
Kimbal. Up river direct
stmr Mineola. PilIsbury. So hours from Comox:
$3.50 tons coal 10 Southern Pacific Co.
sim tug Nigilant, Mccoy, days Is hours from
Cape st Lucas, with schr Pioneer in tow.
Bktn John Bailey, Sheppard. % DAYS from Ks-
hului: sugar, to Hawaiian Com and Sugar Co
Schr John A, Hellquist, days from Humboldt
$50 NJ ft lumber to Geo l. Sweet.
Schr Pioneer Hughes, SO DAYS from san Marcos
Island, via Cape ST Lucas days % hours: $50
tons gypsum, to Lucas q Co; in tow of tug Vigil
liant.
Schr viking. Dannevig IL days from Tres
Marias Island; 300 cedar logs, to X Edridge.
Schr Bender Brothers, Zaddart. hours from
Fisks Mill; so eds bark. to Kruse Euler.
Cleared.
stmr Geo w Elder. Stannard. Astoria; Union
stmr Humboldt, Edwards, Eureka; NJ KalIsh
d Co.
stmr Bonita, Cousins. San Diego; GoodaII, Per-
kinS Co.
Ship Louisiana, Oliver. Taltal; Williams DImond
& Co.
FRIDAY. May 20.
Stmr westDort, Jacobs
Stmr Geo Elder. Stannard. Astoria.
Stmr Scotia, johnson, Point Arena
Stmr Gypsy, Jepson. Santa Cruz.
Stmr Santa Cruz Nicholson
Stmr Bonita, Cousins. San Diego.
Stmr Cleone. Miller Needle Rock.
Stmr Umatilla, Hunter, Victoria, etc.
ship Columbia, Nelson, Seattle.
Ship Wachusett. Williams Nanaimo
brig ConsueIo, Jacobsen, Kahuui
Bark Aureola. Simonsen, Shoawater Bay.
Schr Annie Larsen, White. Seattle.
Schr Chas FAX Anderson, Grays HarbOr
Schr Lila and Matte. Mtllig, Siuslaw River
Telegraphic.
POINT LOBOS - May 25 10 Pm Weather
cloudy; WIND Sc; velocity 80 miles.
Shipping Notes.
Steamers 10 sail to-day are the TrCckee for
Portland, Humboldt for HUMBOLDT Bay and Del
Norte for Crescent City.
Steamers TO arrive today are the CITY OF Peking
from China and Japan, Mackinaw from Tacoma.
Moutserrat from Nanaimo. Mexico from Victoria
and Puget Sound Columbia from Portland and
Santa Rosa from San Diego
SDoxen.
May 2O--5O n, l6 W, Br bark Em0leton, fro m
Oregon for Queenstown.
Domestic Ports.
TACOMA-Arrived May 25-Schr Maria E
Smith, hence May 9.
POINT ARENA-ArrIved May 25-stmr Alca-
traz, hence May "a; schr Seven Sisters he Nav 2S
TATOoSH-Passed May 25-Bark Topgailant
hence May 9 for Port Blakeley
sEATTLE-Arrived May 25-schr Chas Hansen
BowEHs ADMINISTRATORS May 25-scbr
Amethyst hence May %.
MENDOCINo-Arrived May 25-Schr Electra
ASTORiA-sailed May 25-stmr South Coast,
for San Francisco.
Sailed May 25-Stmr Cleone, for Needle Rock.
GREENW OOD-Sailed May 25-Stmr Whites
boro. for san Francisco.
NEwPORT-SaIled May 25-Stmr Noyo.
EUREKA-Arrived May 25-Schr Esther Buhne
from Redondo; schr Mary Buhne. from Ventura
Eastern Ports.
NEW YORK-ArriVed May 24-Stmr City Of
Para, from Colon.
Foreign Ports.
DUNKIRK-- Arrived May 24-Br ship Aristides
hence Feb !.
LONDON-Arrived May 24-Ger bark Paul Isep.
berg, hence Dec 3D.
PLYMOUTH-Arrived May 24-Ital ship Cava.
liere CiampA hence Dec 20
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BAGS-Prices for Fruit Ba gs will be fixed June
L They will probably run from 612c TO &c cal
cutta Grain Bags, 6@161sC; State Prison Bags
514c; Wool Bags. 34G36c.
kICE-ChInese mixed, So 1903 50; No. !. 81 10
"a %: extra No. !, 81 4O94 so; Hawaiian.
81 81 1904 90: louisiana, - Japan, 81 STAG
81 so; hangoOn, So 1908 so p ctl.
SUGAR-Ihe Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 5$4 C q u; Dry 1ranulated.
51sc; Confectioners A. Sc; Magnolia a, 4$4c;
Extra c, 1850; Golden C, 43sc; b. 1sc; half bar
refs, 1sc more than barrels and boxes 12c more.
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NEW YORK, May 25.-The Evening POSTS Lon
don cable says; The general of the stock
market to-day was good because of very cheap
money but operators are chiefly confined to first
class nome stocks. COnsols closed at lOl14. A
prolonged period of cheap money is expected.
Americans were irregular but better on the
whole. finishing under the best. Great tlmidity
still characterizes this market
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FOR PORTLAND 6 ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM ena-
l Ocean DivisiOu-and PACIFIC COAST 9SgSh8
S. S. CO, Will dispa tch from Spear-street wharf,
ri 10 A. NJ. for the above ports one OF their Al
non steamships viz.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-May a. June 5. Is
%. Juiy . Il, -. Au uSt z, =. ~
CoLUMBIA-May 20, June 3, Is, %, July 8,
Is. *. u-ust 2. z, II.
Connecting via Portland with the u. P. RI. and
other diverging lines for all 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 Portand-Cabin. $l6; steerage. So;
round trip. cabin, $50
Ticket ofices-1 Montgomery Sc, and Palace
Hotel, lew Montgomery ST.
Freight ofice-2O0 California st.
6OODALL, PERKINS & co, Supt. Ocean Div.
/ If 10 Market n San Francisco
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California; Frnit Sales.

CHICAGO. May 24.-rhe Earl Fruit Company
sold at auction to-day carload California Cher
RES realizing the following prices: Royal Anne.
81 25@l 40; Rpckport soc: Purple Guigne, soc;
font a., soc; Bigerau, 95c@S1; blacl 1artarian.
96cGSl So; Centennial, soc; Governor Wood
65c; Black Eagle. csc: mixed Cherries 81 As:
Pringle ApricOts, half. SO 70,
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LIVERPOOL, May 25.-The spot market is lower
at As 71sd Cargoes weak at 22s Sd for of coast
23s for prompt shipment and 22s I'd for nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. = Red Winter:
Nav As I'd June. As 31ad; July, As 33Ld: Aug
ust, As 3s4d: September. IS 4d; October, As 4I4d;
December, As Sad.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, May 26.-Consols. l0l 3-16; Silver