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The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-11-03

The speeches of the Republicans
last Wednesday was all that an hon
est white man wanted to be con-
vlnced that he had no business in
that party. Everybody who loves
peace and dccency will profoundly
deplore the effort of the Republicans
to induce the negroes to re-enter
politics in this parish. If these
men knew, and they doubtless did,
the condition that exists in this
parish, they were guilty of the
grossest indiscretlon, if not OF seri-
Gus crime against society. Exter-
inmate such dangerous doctrine at
the polls next Tuesday.
The supporters of Mr.. Price have
used every question without effect
and now they are harping upon the
rag-tag, bob-tail, care-worn, thread
bare subject of white supremacy
indicator.
We may be mistaken, but it
strikes us that some time ago the
esteemed Vindicator had great
deal to say about 'swhite suprema-
cy." Perhaps we do you an injus-
tice, brother, but is it not fact
that once "white supremacy" was
your favorite hobby. But you
might retort and say like Ben Butler:
| ssthat's when was Democrat"
Hon. Chauncey Depew is very
| versatile gentleman, but he rather
got the worst of it the other night
when he undertook to handy witt
cisms with the Hoboes of the Bow
tery. The rank humor and pictur-
esque slang Of those classic pre-
cincts were intirely too much for
the famous full-6re orator, and he
has cancelled all other dates in
that part of the towa.-Commercial
| Appeal
There are some people who have
the impression that the world is con
!ducted by their indiv!dual man
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-11-03
Vote for Price.

Defeat Beattic and Republican.
ism in the Third District is dead.
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Good Service. Prompt Returns.
CO1unbia@
~Rice Mill,
NEW YORK.

The undersigned call the atten-
ton of planters and factors to the
above mill which is among the
largest in the United States. 1t IS
e.,,,inned with the latest and best
machinery for the milling of Rice,
and secures out-turns equalled BY
few and excelled by none.
Consignments and corresPon:
dence solicited.
DAN TALMAGE'S SONS.
uS WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-11-03

There are some people who have
the impression that the world is con-
Quoted by their indiv!d,al man
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-11-03

and dared not to deliver us bound
hand and foot to our relentless enc
mics. It's bribe-was to be applied
to public charities and necessities.
The bargain you expect for deliver
ing the manacled form of your
precious State to the demons: who in
times past, have plundered her; and
picked and Pinched her almost
lifeless carcass for the last scant
morsel of flesh and blood, is for
private gain, for individual benefit,
for hard, personal cash. The logic
of your position is that we have
lived a lie, that Colfax and the 14th
of September and all the fierce and
fearful ordeals of The past are blots
upon our civilization, and all the
charges, all the accusations of in
justice, of humanity, of persecution
and outrage made by the blood
thirsty orators of the North, all the
charges of the enemies of the past
are true and confessed.
BY the provisions of existing law
your people will receive the benefits
of I-22 I-2 cent duty on sugar, un-
less the wild and senseless action Of
your friends causes the repeal OF
the Jaw. Did you realize that one
cent duty means Sz5 per acre pro-
lection? This amounts to more
| than the entire revenue received,
per acre, by the poor cotton plant
er, and still you are not happy.
The Democratic parry. or even
the Republican party, might afford
to pay the price offered for the good
society and political support of the
! sugar planter 400; but the trouble
is they will not stay bought.
Eleven millions in 'o3, twenty-five
millions in '94. and SO one year
after year is too rich for the blood
of the politician of even the Nc
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wEATHAK BUREAU EEroKf.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRGCUL-
TURE, w GATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO. De-
cember ID. 5 p Mt he air pressure Is still
highest over Utah tonight from which locality it
diminishes toward the coast and toward moder-
ate depression just north OF Montana. There has
twenty-foUr hours, but the changes along the
coast have been slight during the past twelve
hours. Cloudy weather prevails throughout the
entire territory west Of the Rocky Mountains,
and light rain has fallen at Eureka and through
out Washfnston and oregon. Showers still con-
threatening in that section tonight. The north
rain area is slowly extending southwark and
eastward and will cover great err portion of
Northern California tonight. Local SHOWS are
probable throughout the plateau region. While
no general storm exists, still the weather is ua-
San francisco data: Maximum temperature to-
day 56 deg, minimum A. deg. mean 81 deg.
Seasonal rainfall TO date I'll lnches total last
season to same date 5.U7 inches
Forecast made at San francisco for the thirty
hours ending midnight. Decem Der 10:
For Northern Caltfornia-Loeal rains tonight
and probably Saturday; nearly stationary tenn
perature. except probably slightly cooler at
Fresno: light westerly winds.
For southern Caifornia-9 eneraly fair, but
somewhat threatening IN the east portion to-
night; nearly stationary temperature; light west
erlY winds.
For Nevada-Locai snow; probably slightly
warmer in the extreme northern portion.
For Utah-Lisht local snow to-night or Satur-
day; nearly stationary Temperature
For Internationally fair Saturday; nearly
stationary temperature
For san Francisco and yienity-Locai rains
to- night, probably ending during the night or
Saturday morning: nearly stationary tempera-
ture; fresh westerly winds.
W. r. HAMMoS Forecast OficiaI
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sHIPP,NG INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
FRIDAY. December IA.
Br stmr Gaelic. Pearne, % days from Hong
Kong. via Yokohama IA days; pass and mdse. 10
q IL s Co.
Stmr Point Arena. Hanson, l6 hours from Men
docino. etc: pass and mdse, TO Mendoeino Lum-
Der Co
st,nr Pomona, Hall. 90 hours from san Diego
and way ports; pass and mdse, TO Goodail. Perkins
stmr National City, Higgins % hours from
Euresa pass and lum Der. TO A Hooper x Co.
Stmr Protection, Eliefsen, 20 hours from Fort
Bragg. bound south. put in TO land passengers.
S mr. Celia. johnson, 70 hours from Eureka;
lumber. to Higgins L Collins Up river direct.
water Bay; lumber. to Preston& McKinnon.
Schr Reliance. Jensen, 20 hours from Flsks
Mills: ZOO posts. to r Gilbride K Co.
Schr Laura Pike, Anderson. SO hours fm Eureka
Schr Beulah, johnson, 10 days from New West
minister; lumber and .iaths, to Kennedy Inglis.
Cleared.
FRIDAY December ID.
stmr YaauIna, 'JepsOn. San Pedro; eoodall,
Perkins 81 Co.
stmr Humboldt, Edwards. Eureka; NJ KaIish
&c Co.
stmr Geo w Elder. STANDARD Astoria; Oregon
Railway and Navigation &c,
Stmr Columbia. Bolles, Astoria; Oregon r
and Navigation Go.
Snip Wachusetr. williams. Nanaimo; John
Ship America. Harding, Comox: Oregon Imp Co.
snip LlewelIyn J Morse, Blanch, Nanaimo;
John Rosenfelds Sons.
Sailed.
FRIDAY. December IL
Stmr FaralIon, Roberts. Port Angeles.
Stmr Glpsy. Leland, Santa Cruz. etc.
StEar Nrwsboy. Fosen.
Stmr Protection. Ellefsen.
Stmr Ttliamook. Hansen.
ship Wachusett Williams, Nanafmo.
Br ship Auchencairn, Nelson. Portland.
Sehr Gotama, Brissem, Coos Bay.
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Peaches, 414@6e: Apricots. 514@7c for fair to
choice and 71a@sc for fancy Moorpark; Pears.
@l1ac for inferior goods; fiums 31sGD41ac for
pIlted and ls. @2c for unpitted; Figs black, sc
Necsarines 6a7c p n. Red Nectarines. 81 Csc,
RAI>INS AND DRIED GRAPES-Raisins-4.
@2s4c p N; 2crown. 2@214c y 10 seedless
Suitanas, Sc; seedless MuScatels. 23s(62I,c; e
81 rs: Dehesa clusters, 50 5O@3; Imperial Gus,
tiers. So: 4orowu loose. 81 10; 4-erown loose,
fssed. 81 IS 3 box Dried Grapes-la Vac p u.
NUTS-Clestnuts quotabie al 1iG12c 2
10: walnuts, SIsQaIoc q u for paper-sheIl and
soft-shell and e97c feE hardshell; Almonds, AZ
S1sc for paper-shell: Peanuts, 5@35c 2 10 for
Eastern and 4lac for California; Hickory Nuts,
polIshed; Filberts, S1hG9c: Brazil y uts, 7@571Ac
2 n: Cocoanuts. S4@4 % p 100.
VEGETABLEs-L Angeles Green Peas and
String Beans both brought l0c q 10 yesterday.
Mushrooms. 5@l0c p 10 FOR common and 10000
for choice Buttons: Dried okra. 121a@l5c . ID;
I21ze p 10: Tomatoes 4O@50c p box; MarrowfaI
squash. S6@S q ton; Hubbard squash 80;
Cabbage 50@6ec . etl; Feed Carrots, 3o@4oc;
CURED MEATS-D Dealers report trade very dull.
medium; IL Fac p 10 for light and 14iac for extra
light Eastern. Sugar-curcd Hams. 12GI2Lse;
Gaii for hams io1s9llc; Mess Beef, a797 90
slsas, sic 5000 : Dbl mess sf5 SMOKED Beef
L4RDELastern. tierces. 6s4c for compound
and e14c for pure; pals. loo; California tierces,
614c for com pound and S1ac for pure; haAf-bbls,
&c. n TINS, 9l9e p %. do 5-tb loo 3 u
HOPS-Neglected and nominal. We quote choice,
71129se; common TO good. 5@612c . II.
RIDES AND SKINS Continue firm. Heavy
salted steers 6lya@r7c; medium, 512@6c light. &c;
eowhides, 495c 2 n; salted Kip, 1sc ? n salted
can 7e salted Veal, 5Iac: dry Hides, usual selec
tien. 81 9S9c dry KIP 7@97 1ac; dry Calf, 12@l3c:
prime 6osbsklns, ZO@35c each Kids. sc: Ieer-
skins. good summer, 25@3oc; medium, 15@2212c;
winter, 5@l0c; Sheepskins, shea'inGs, lO@20c
each; short wool 25@50c; medium, 3O@40c each;
12c less.
TALLOW-No. rendered, 41A@45sc: country
tallow. 4@414c p u refined. Sc; Grease. 3@1S1ac
D.
MOOL-We quote Fall Wool as follows: South
ern and San Joaquin. fG6c; Mountain Free TO
&c: Northern, 6GSc; Hum boldt and Mendocino.
7@9c; Eastern Oregon, 7@10c; Valley oregon, 10
@I3c 2 u
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Stocks in London.

NEW YORK. Dec 14.-The Evening Posts Lon
don cabegram says: The stock markets were
quiet but firm to-day, especially for giit-edged
stocks, the belief Of prolonged ease in money
Mining shares were rampant The Paris comments
III this were enormous Americans still tend to
improve. and aith ough no SPECIFIC animation IS
expected. the belief is again expressed that the
worst has passed. 1t is believed that the gold
coming from New York on Saturday is the begin
Europe
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GeneraI nIerchandise.

BAGS-Fruit Bags, $3.50, 57sc and 63i C for the
three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain Bags
4@4l4 for June ana July delivery; Wool Bags,
5z936c.
RICE-Chtnese mixed, So 1908 40: No. 1. So 10
ep3 80; extra No. i. s. 1904 40: Hawaiian, 81 20
S94 37L2; Japan, $a 121a94 70 2 ctI
CORDAGE All sorts are lac . 10 lower
Pure Manila Rope is quotabe at SC q 10; r.
thread, size: and do. &c: Bale Rope. SGS1Sc:
Grapevine Irvine. sc p 10 in balls and coils; hop
Irvine, Size; Latbyarn, SC; Sisal Rope 5l@c; 12-
thread, &c; and do 6I4c; Duplex Rope. 1ac; l2-
thread &c; and do. 61ae: Duplex Bale Rope
512c; Sisal Bale Rope. 61216c . ID; Duplex Hop
Twine, SAC 10 Grapevine Irvine, balls coils.
size: Latnyarn, 51lc = 10.
SALMON - The Alaska Packers Association
quotes Red Salmon follows: In lots of "a, 900
cases csc: $4,000 cases, 9212e TO 900 cas- es, 9Uc
r. dozen, not cash f. o. b. ex-shp.
SUGAK-The Western Sugar kefining Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 513c; Dry 5ranuiated. 4 Tsc
ConfectionerS' A 434c Magnolia a, 43se: Extra
G. 414e; Golden c. &c: ID. S34c; halt barrels
Ssc more than barrels and boxes 1ac more.
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New York aIarke Is.

NEW YORK Dec. l4.-Taken as a whole the
market was heavy to-day. The engagements of
gold for shipment to Europe were also large,
aEgregating S3,S00O0o. but the opinion OF the
treeI is that the movement is not In any way
responsible for he depression in the share specu-
IatioD This view OF the situation is carried by
III. course OF Yesterdays market, which wa.
characterized by higher prices. while 1t was fully
understood that the expectation OF gold on Satur-
day would be between three and four millions
London was seller and buyer, but only In
moderate amounts. and the trading Tor this ac-
count did not affect the market Generosity. At the
opening prices show ed put Attle change from the
closing figures of yesterday the tone or specuIa-
lion oeiRE nr b srs the tempsr Of The In
changed quickly and period Of depression set in,
which continued up to ioeioex anu IN winch the
Between 1 aud 2 O'Clock the market was firm
and partial recoveries were made but during the
last hour trading very irregular ana the close
was barely steady. Compared with yesterday the
final quotations in the active llst snow rac
Trading In the bond market was OF firm charac
ter during the day on moderate volume of bus-
ness oregon Short Line SIS rust receipts were
In demand. and the sales OF this security aggre-
gated 1893 QUO: Atchison As were dealt in to the
extent OF s105.0OO. the t9tat Ior dns day was
bonds dull Railroad bonds firm. Petroleum
nrm; Pennsylvania OIL sales none; January OPP
tion sales none. closed S934c bid. Lima OH
GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE
wheat-December, 69Tse.
Flour-Steady.
Hops-Quiet.
WoOls-SteadY
Pisiron : Dun: Scotch, s19e2o American.
Tip9steaay; Straits. s1S 75@ls IS.
Plates-DulI.
SpeIter-Quiet: domestic, s. 32Ls.
Lead-Firm; brokers prices, So: exchange
price, SO rs. Sales Change. rs tons May tin
at Sl3 40.
Coffee-Options opened barely steady. with Sep
TENDER and October points higher and others
and 10 points lower. active on European buying
aud local covering. Closed steady sc and 10
points advance on late months aud aud 10 de-
cline months Safes $1,000 bags, inc Iud-
ing: December. S13 SIS q 81 IS; Jauutary
s3 10@l3 rs: February, 81 g. 9Sl2 90: March.
sI2 So "a II 50: april. 81 rs u II 80. May,
S12 25@i2 80: July. S12 1901 80; September.
$l2 100 2 70: October. S12 2g@12 rs.
Spot Coffee-Rto dull: No. z. l5S4c C; mild dull;
Cordova, 1SA@l9c; sales, none
Santos-Qpiet; good average Santos. l3S300:
receipts % coo bags; stock. subject TO confirma-
ton, 42l QUO bags.
Hamburg-Stesdy; prices II pig higher to II
pig lower; sales. %. 600 bags.
Bavre-opened steady at "A Iowerto IA higher.
at II noon steady, AZ higher; al P. N. steady
14f lower TO 1af higher. Closed steady at lag
laf net advance. Total sales $4,000 bags
Rio-QuieI; No. Rio, l3$70o. Exchange,
I07sd Receipts. 1000 bags; cleared fer the
United States, none; cleared for Europe, l00O
bags; stock, ia 600 bags
Warehouse deliveries from New York Yesterday
14,ll7 bags; New York stock TO day, 20S 3SS bags:
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The Weeks FaiIures.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports 10
failures in the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the week ending yesterday compared with
22 for the previous week and 10 for the CORE
spending week IN 1898. The FAILURES for the past
week are divided among the trades as follows: 8
eigars and tobacco, tailors, butchers 2 hotels
drugs. 1 saloon, 1 laundry. 1 hay and grain 4
wmili, general store, 1 caDInet-maker and
-
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Chicago Mar <ets.


CHICAGO, Dec l4.-The wheat market received
ashock at the opening in the early cables. Liver
pool was from 14d TO 12d lower. cargoes in Lon
don lower, with Paris and Berlin not quoted AT
above an equal decline May, which closed yes
terday at sec bid, found 20 buyers at the start
this morning at over 5Sa4c, and not great many
would give more than 5S5Sc. The receipts were
SMALL Clearanees FOR the seaDoard are beginning.
The price declined to 5SLae before enough buying
orders were encountered to turn it upward, but
Wnen II reached the price mentioned IL reacted to
es4So01sc under the impetus which IL received
tnere. The later cables from Liverpool came
and there was change for the worse since ear
uer IN the day quotations from Paris ano Berlin
May closed at 5S34c.
Corn-The opening for May was 4s5s@49s4c.
1t declined to 1850, recovered to 4978e@5oc and
oats-May opened at s21ac, touched 32ssc and
provisions were duh and rather weak, closing
with loss Of Toe in pork. 24ac in lard ana Sc in
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 and $4,000 are esti-
cltnes in the grain markets causing the weakness
Inc leading futures ranged as follows:
HLeaI No. q Mess PORK per dbl
BBeo...-ssss: ss5se Jan...s5i sz1s 81 s.
5..Ss{ss $3.50 Lard . a Ioo = :. "a
Corn No 4s9se h Short = : o..
May::.........4a5$c 4ssseIMay.. Sc 20 IS S31a
Cash quotations were: Fiour-Steady unchanged
No Spring Wheat. 5S1a9e034c No. 3 Spring
Wheat. normal; no. = Ked. 543s@54$4o; No 2
Corn, 465se: No. Oats. 29S4c: NO. 2 White.
32S33c; 20. white, sec. No. Rye. 4s1ac;
No. Barley. 53@54c: No g. 4 053c: No 4.
49G4914G; No. Flax Seed, 81 AZ: Prime Timothy
SEED, IS 5219g95 So: Mess PORK. y bb SII S7I, a
II; LARD. p 90 lbs, So 50; Short Ribs sides
foosel, 80 9OG5 80: Dry Sated Shoulders fDoxedl,
S51s95 "a: Short Clear Sides Cboxedl. S614 @963s:
WHISKY disttilers finished goods. . gal. 81 %:
eugars-Cut Loaf unchanged.
ohthe Produce Exchange To-Day The Butter mar
ket, steady. Creamery. l2923c; dairy, 99l9c.
Eggs. steady, 1s@22e.
LIVESTOCK.
Cattle-Prices were quoted at Sc 25@6 40 for
fancy holiday beeyes. From 81 1904 90 took the
onIG; COWS selling principally at s. 1902 25 and
steers largely at 80 1894 so.
Hogs-i ne early sales were at nearly as good
prices as were paid yesterday, high as 81 TOO
40 having been obtained, but the market grew
weaker very soon after the opening and by. 8
O'Clock showed loss OF 10c closing at S41i 80
Tor com mon light and 81 2sa4 90 for heavy
Welgnts: Inc bulk OF the lights sold a 50 2u6I
40 ana IRON 81 IS to 81 65 were the prevailing
prices for shipping.
me range OF prices paid for sheep was at 81 25
GO anu sales OF lsm)s were at 81 25(9i 70. Few
OF the former sold outside the limits OF So 25M3
ana from $500 bought the bulk the tights O.
cal siaug took about all the offerings which
amounted 20 5000 head.
Rseelpts-CattLe, 5000: calves, 800; hogs,
26,O00i sheep, 6OUO. e0
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MARKET REPORTS.
FRIDAY EVENING. Dec. l

FRIDAY EVENING. Dec. u
SUMMARY OF THE Markets.
Silver fraction frmer.
Wheat lower
Barley. Oats. Corn and Rye dull
hay steady.
Bran declined.
Beans very quiet.
COrdage 1ac lower.
Nineteen failures this week.
Hogs advancing.
Cured Meats very dull
Oranges steady. Apples dull
Turkeys 9@1lc Q u.
More Eastern Poultry IN.
Butter and Eggs quiet Cheese firm.
Potatoes and onions unchanged.
Dried Fruits, Nuts and RaisIns dull,
Hons negIected.
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C0MpkGNIE GENERaLE
INSTALLATIONS,

French Line TO naVre.
(yOMPANY'S PIER (NEW), AZ NORTH S9z<a
u River foot of Morton St Travellers <s5zEaS
BY this line avoid both transit by English railway
and the discomfort of crossing the channel in a
small boat New York Alexandria EgypE via
Paris, first class. $780, second class. SIG.
LA GASCOGNE h. Capt. Bandeiou. ...............
...,.,....,....-.....n december l. 80 A N.
La BRETAGNE, Capt Rups. ...u.......
. .,,,. eereuber & II 200 Z. II.
La BOURGOGNE Capt Leboeuf. ....-........
..............,.'se ember 10. 200 P NJ
LA CHAMPAGNE, Capt Laurent. ............-
....... NS"e'n Der p. 80 A. NJ
Ex For further particulars apply 20
A. FORGET. Agent
J. F. FUGAZI CO., Arents Montgomery
ave-, San Francisco au3IEt
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Hermann Heeth to Charles Heeth. lot on line
OF California street 1868 w Of Baker, w 20 By
1875; $40.
Ella MeHenry 10 Mary J. T. and Ellen Burns
lot on line OF Post street, 1926 OF Buchanan,
I37 %. E II 20. -, w l. has, w 1858 Sub
1ect to mortgage); $3.50.
A. J. and Emma Y. RaIsch to Hannah Mahoney,
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LIVESTOCK.
Omaha Liyestock uarke+

OMAHA. Nebr., Dec. -Cattle-Receipts $500
Market lively and anything at all desirable In the
beef steer line sold strong to a dime higher than
yesterday. 1t was the same way with cow stuff
All but Gamers sold stronger.
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San Francisco aIeat Market.

Rogs shade frmer as dealers feel more
confident of the future and buying more
freely. Beef Mutton and Lamb are firm. Whole
sale rates for dressed stock from saugnterers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality, 5@151sc; second quality
494 12c: third do. 3G1312c p %.
VEAL-Large, 5G6c; small, 7c . 70,
MUTTON-We ther5, 41295c p 10; Ewes, 40
41ac p 10.
LAMB-515@16c p II
PoRK-Ltvs Hogs, 3A@4c 2 for heavy and
me dunn grain-fed and 4941sc q ID for small fat;
dressed do, 514 @614c 3 %.
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Builders Contracts.

Henry Kahn with A. Flood, Iathing and plaster
ing for alterations for a three-stOry frame build
Ing on Sc corner of California and Larkn streets:
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W. dull; refined dull.

United States stock. 2S4A2l bags; ahoat for the
United states, 29S.000 bags total visible for the
United States 54l,2ol bags, against 41,l39 bags
last year.
sugar-Raw. dull; refined dull.
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Bank Clearings.

NEW YORK. Dec. 14.-The following table
compiled by Brsdstreet's, shows tho total clear
ances at the principal cities ana the percentage OF
increase or decrease compared with the CORE
spending week last year;
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FOR PORTLAND s. ASTORIA, 0REa1N

THE OREGON R'Y & NAV CO. E Nc <-s
I LL.Recelyer. Ocean Div.-wilt dis &sa4zsS9
patch from Spear-street wharf at 10 A. N. for ThJ
above ports one OF their Al iron steamships, viz
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-Dee. 10, 20 80.
COIUNTBIA- -.
Connecting via Portland with the o. r 81 v. Co
system and other diTerging lines for all points IN
Oregon, Washington, British Columbia, ALASKA,
Idaho Montana Dakota Utah, Wyoming Yellow
STONE Park and all points east and south and %
Esre 20 Portland-Cabin. SIG; steer2ge -:
rouAd trip, cabin, unlimited. $50.
Freight and Ticket ONCE, 19 Montgomery Sc:
Ticker ONCE Palace Hotel. New Montgomery Sc.
6OODALL PERKINS & CO., Supts. Ocean Dir.
ltf 10 Market ST.. San francisco
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GUNaRD LINE.

New York to liverpool. via Queenstown,
from Pier I'D, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Umbria. %. 2:0OPM Campania. Jan. .. 8 AN
Lucania, Dec. 70, 6 :3OAA Umbria. Jan. 10, Pm
Etrnr'', J n. 500 Lueania, Jan. rs. 3 80 AM
Cabin passage $50 and upward; second cabin.
$50, $40, $40, according to steamer and accom-
modationS.
Steerage tickets to and from all parts or EUROPE
at very low rates. For freight and passage apply
at company's ONCE, Bowling Green, New York.
VERNON II. BROWN q Co., General Agents.
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application TO WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO.,
ThSaTu tf Agents. San francisco
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royal fiAlL STEAM pRCkET G0.

= TEAMERS LEAVE ASPINWALL Era
- fortnighty for the fIsztEH
Southampton, calling route at CherOourg.
Trance, and Plymouth. to land passengers
Through bills OF lading IN connection with ths
Facihc Mail s. S. Co., issued for freight and treas
ure TO direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco TO Ply
N outh, Cherbourg, southampton first-clasS,
$1s5; thfrd-cIass, ss7 so. For further partlcu-
lars Apply TO PARROTT co, Agents,
r 500 CALIFORNIA;
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ortlAnd's Business.

PORTLAND, Or, Dec. 14.-Cearances. s17e. 361:
balances, sl5.474.
wneat-valley. 75@771sc; wara wala, zoe
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Foreign kets.

WHEAT IN LINEHFOOL.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. lathe spot market is lower
at IS 212d. Cargoes are lower at 25s Sd for off
coast. 25s for prompt shipment ana 25s for