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FEARED DYNAMITE
Why the San Pedro's
Men Deserted Her.
The Burning Of the Vessel lnvesti-
gated and the Master and Engi-
neer Held Biameless.

The wrecking steamer San Pedro was burned
to The waters edge on Point Conception on the
night OF November 4. aud in due time the
United States inspectors met 10 decide who
. was responsible for the loss of the vessel
Several witnesses were examined, and after
due delibsralion the inspectors drew up and
signed the following report:
Upon Investigation of THIS casualty we find that
at about 3 80 p. NJ. November 4 the weather
b ing fine and promising 10 continue So the boiler
OF the san Pedro was empted and fires wettcd
down for the purpose OF making repairs on boiler.
At about the same time Captain Mac eun, master.
with three meu, proceeded n one OF the boats for
Gaviota, IN order TO telegraph for two to Ike
the places OF two Of the crew, who were sick on
board the san Pedro.
The fire not discovered on the steamer
till about II P NJ, and II was then bursting out ia
flames from the eugine-room door. For reason of
Inc danger that threatened, en- account of dyna-
mite on board, the chief engineer, John Harley
ordered all hands into the lifeboat, four men in
all. which sCcce eded In MAJ ing "A landing near
folnt Conception Lighthouse by the guidance OF
those in charge there. aud by whom the steam
boat men were we'll ana kiadly cared for
Captain MacGenn WAS not able 10 land at Gayi
ot2 the evening of November for reason OF a
very dense iog setting IN, and returned to his
steamer, which he found at about :i5 A. NJ, Nov
emoer D, and she was then afire fore and aft and
the manmast falling. He then proceeded in
search OF the steamers hfeboat and subsequently
November ,.
We cannot attach any blame in this matter to
captain Mace nn, master. nor John Harley chief
engineer, IN connection with this casually The
evidence in the case affords no elrw to deter mine
the cause OF the fire.
The san PEDRO was built at San Francisco I'm
1887. 1882 tons gross, 62.S5 tons net and was
valued al about $4,000.
w. A. PHILLIPS
L. S TALBOT.
united States Local Inspectors.
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HYDRoGRAPHIC BULLETIN.
WEATHER. BUREAU REtonr.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AeRIcUL-
TURE, GATHER BUREAU. SAN FRANCISCO ~ O.
vember 81. P. NJ. The pressure is highest over
Washington and Oregon. from which section it
diminiahes toward moderate depression in
North Dakota and toward somewhat lower
pressure ear Yuma. Cloudy skies reported
from western Washington and from Utah and
Nevada but rain has fallen during the past
twelve hours west OF the Rocky Mountains, ex-
cept very light showers the Washington coast
The temperature has fallen considerably in
Northern Nevada and the extreme northeast por-
ton of California. In all other sections the
changes have been slight.
San Francisco data Maximum temperature to-
day % deg. minimum 40 deg. mean So deg.
Total rainfall for TO date IT'S inches: total
last year to same date 80 of an inch
Forecast made ut San Francisco for the thirty
hours ending midnight November 22
For Northern Cslifornia-Fair; nearly stationary
temperature, except probably slightly warmer in
the extreme northeast portion; light TO fresh
no thery winds.
For Southern Calitornia-Far: nearly station
airy temperature. except somewhat cooler on the
extreme northern coast; fresh westerly winds on
the coast
For Neyada-Fair; warmer in the north portion
For Utah-Fair: nearly stationary temperature.
For Arizona-Fair; nearly stationary tempera-
ture.
For San Francisco and yicinity-Fair: nearly
stationary temperature: fresh westerly winds
W. u. HAMMoE, Forecast otficial.
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SHIPPING yNTELLlG ENCE.


= rived.
WEDNESDAY, November 81.
Stmr Alex Duncan. Plunmer, II hours I'm Moss
Landing: produce, to Goodall, Perkins d Co.
Stmr Homer, Patton, 40 hours from Yaquina
Bay; pass and mdse. to j HENRY Sons Il Co.
Stmr Ella Ronffs. Jacobson 10 days from Kar-
lux; ballast to Alaska Packers Assn.
Schr Reliance. Jensen, 10 hours from Tim
Der Cove; 80 eds wood, TO Beadle d Co.
Cleared.
WEDNESDAY. November 81.
Haw stmr San Matoo, Fletcher, Comox; Pacific
Br ship Marathon, Crossley, Portland; w
Grace & Co.
Br's snip Robert Duncan, Falconer. Queenstown;
Eppinger 81 Co.
WEDNESDAY. November 81.
Stmr UmatiIIa. Hunter. Victoria. etc,
Stmr Scotia johnson. Fort Bragg, ETC.
Stmr Cosmopois. Dettmers Grays Harbor
Stmr CaSpar. Anfindsen. Caspar.
Stmr nitesboro. Johnson
sUmr Wllametts Valley. Hannah. Eureka.
Ship Francis. Doane. Tacoma.
Bark Carrolton Lewis Nanaimo
MIC bark Don Adofo. Larsen, Seattle.
Schr Sadie, smith, umpqua river.
Schr Bender Brothers. Zaddart
Scbr Maxim, Peterson, Caspar.
Schr Nettie Low, Low, Point Reyes.
Schr Orient. Mitchell. Grays Harbor.
Sehr Mary @. Campbell, Bodega.
Schr Queen. Thonage, Grays Harbor
Telegraphic.
POINT LOBOS-November 2l-10 2 M-Wsather
hazy; wind NV; velocity IL miles.
Shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day are the Portland for
Puget sound and Alex Duncan for Santa Cruz.
Steamers to arrive to-day are the Mariposa
from Sydnsy, Geo Elder and Columbia from
Portland, Arago and AreRta from Coos bay, City
OF Puebia from Victoria and Puget Sound, Greg
cent City from Crescent City, Humboldt tr0 m
humboldt Say. weeott from Eel River, Point
Arena from Mendocino. Queen from San Diego
and Gypsy or the Salinas River
The Progreso falls due from Panama on the
9th inst
he following vessels were chartered prior to
arrival for wheat from Portland to Europe:
Eccietechan. 35s-1s Sd less direct; Pr cyon,
32s 6d-ls 80 less direct: Siren, 33s eds I'D
less direct
The Nor bark Stjorn has been chartered to load
wheat at Portland.
Miscellaneous.
ASTORIA, Nov 2l-The Br ships Procyon and
kentmere, loaded and ready for sea, fouled dur
Ing heavy storm. Damage not known.
Domestic Ports.
TATOUSH-Passed Nov 21-Br stmr yelling
ton, from Departure Bay for San Francisco.
Passed in Nov 2l-Slmr Keweenaw, hence SoY
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acoma: ship Two Brothers. hence Nov

| Is for Tacoma: ship Two Brothers, hence Nov
AsTORIA-s Sailed Nov 2l-stmr oregon, for
| San Francisco; Br ship Siren, for U K.
! Arrived ov 21-Stmr Truckee, hence Nov H.
| POINT REYES-Passed Nov 2I-Tug Monarch,
with ship Francis in tow. hence Nov II for Ia
SAN DIEGo-Arrived Nov 2l-Br ship Harland.
! from London.
FORT LOS ANGELEs-sailed Nov 2l-stmr
YAQUINA BAY-sailed Nov 2o-stmr South
Coast for san francisco.
CLALLAM BAY-In port Nov 21-Shtp Level
| lyn Morse. from Nanamo for San Francisco.
lFERSENS LANDING-Salied Nov 2l-Sehr
ocean Spray, for San Francisco.
MENDOCINO-Sailed Nov 2l-Stmr Point
Arena, for san Francisco.
GREEN WOOD-Sailed Nov 2I-Stmr Green
wood, for San Francisco.
BOWENS LANDI> G-Arrived Nov 2l-Schr
CAsPAR-Sailed Nov 2l-schr Abbie, for San
francisco.
COOS BAY-saied Nov 20-stmr Arago. for
,San Francisco
Arrived Nov 21-Schr Rebecca hence Nov 4.
EoREkA-Arr1ved Nov 2O-Schr Mary Buhne,
II; schr Bertha Dolbeer, from San Pedro; schr
Edward ParKe. hence Nov 10.
cisco.
PORT ANGELEs-In bay Nov 21-Br ship
Graystoke Castle, from Victoria for Valparaiso.
SANTA CRUZ-sailed Nov aI-Sebr San Buena.
ventura, for Grays Harbor.
sEArrLE-Arrived Nov 21-schr Azalea, from
SAN PEDRo-Arrived Nov 2O-Bktn skagit, I'm
Fort Gamble; 22-Stmr Tiilamook. from Fort
I Bragg; stmr Excelsior, from San Diego.
Sailed Nov 2l-Schr Reporter.
TACOMA-Arrived Nov 2l-Schr f Red6eId
from Port Townsend
Foreign Ports.
LoNDoNoArrived Nov 2O-Br ship Drumblair,
PANAMA-Arrlved Nov l9-Stmr Saturn, hnce
Nov q.
Expectations.
YAQUINA BAY-Per Homer-l666 SKIS wheat
bdl pelts. 5977 SKIS oats, l6S SKIS shorts soc SKIS
bran, 246 SKIS potatoes, 204S qr.sks sos hf.sks
hour, 100 SKIS mddlings, II bdls dry hides box
M lie
eggs, l coop chickens, 4 tanks, bxs apples IT'S
cs salm on, 4 Decreases. 10 SKIS oysters.
SANTA CRUZ--Per Alex Duncan-7 bbls wine
81 bxS apples pkg chairs, bx picture frames, l
cs household goods.
Moss Landing-l bz butter. SKIS clans.
WatSonviIle Landing -10l6 SKIS oats.
Watsonvllle-2555 bags sugar, 8 bIs apples
pkgs machinery
Blanco-205 SKIS potatoes.
Salinas-2O SKIS wheat
Consignees.
Per Alex Duncan-A Johnson; Immel 4 Co;
Santa Cruz Mountain Wine Co; Adams & Dole;
western Sugar Rel CO.. NJ Freltas d Co: Truben-
bach d Co; II DUtard; Geo MeNear California
Transfer Co: Ryden; H Werdig: NJ Solomo on
& Co; w bushnell.
Ter Homer-MoOre. Ferguson & Co; w Wells;
~ Leist ~ Co; AnSpacber Bros; J Everding Il Co :
Allen 81 Lewis: w Sumner Il Co; T C'Brien ;
b Frank d Co; Standard OH Co; j Greenberg;
Morgan Oyster Co; Whitney & Co; Freder-
icksburg Brewery.
For Late Shipping Intelligence See Eighth Page.
The morning call., 1894-11-22

Raspberries. S4@6 p chest: Strawberries S3@6
q chest for large berries and $S@1l for Long
wortns Huckleberries have about disappeared.
CITRUS FRUITS Oranges continue TO de-
Cline, Mandarin oranges, 81 5o@l IS: California
Naves. SO 50@4 so; Seedlings, 81 SOFAS: Flori-
ola Oranges, SIS "a Loreto oranges. 50 30 "a box;
Lemons Lem $so4 for common and and g. 5o@5 SO for
bananas, $l@2 3 bunch: Pineapples, Sl@6 p
dozen.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes fou- sizes. quoted at
41a@l5sc p ID; smaller sizes. 2@4e; Apples, 4c
for quartered, 41a05c for sliced aud 6(161ac for
b1@@fc for fair TO choice and 71a@Sc for fancy
Moorpark Pears, sc for evaporated halves and SO
&C . ID for quarters; PIums. 4@5c for pitted aud
and l1h@2c for impressed; White Nectarines. 61a
@7c y 10; Red Nectarines. 51a@6c.
RAISINS AND DRIED GRAPES - RaiSins-
F"ur-crown loose are quoted at 3l4031ac q 10; g.
crown 2A9@2s4c p 10; 2-crown, &c q 10; seediess
Sultanas, SAC; seealess Muscatels, 23s@21sc;
3.crown London layers, 81 25 p box: clusters.
81 90: Dehesa clusters, 81: Imperial clusters. So;
D box Dried Grapes-l1sc p 10
NUTS-CheStnuts are quoEabe at 121@c p
10 for snn and lac 2 ID for Wal al
&c p ID or hardshel: Almonds, 41@@5c for hard
shell. 7@71ac tor softshel and S@sAec for paper
for California; Hickory Nuts 5@6c: Pecans, &c
for rough and SC D ID Tor polished: Filberts, S1s
csc; Brazil Nuts. 7971ac u 10: Cocoanuts, SAG
YEGETABLES-Lima Beans s@S1ac p ID; Dried
2n@40c: Green Peppers, 5@50c: Dried Peppers,
1O@l21@c p 10: Tomatoes. 25@e0c p box; Mar
roW1at Squash, S50b % ton: hubbard Squash, 80
a.; Cabbage 50@5Uc p ctl; Feed Carrots, 30@
40c: Garlic. 21a@oc p d.
CURED MEA S-B con. 1U@l0lac for heavy
and l01ac 2 Tor light medium; ll15c g. ID for
light and l312@l41ac for extra light; Eastern
Sugar-cured Hams. lie; California Hams, 11@
l11@c; Mess Beef. 1907 80 2 Dbl; extra mess do.
$50 so: family do. slo9l1: extra prime Pork,
$l2@l2 so; extra clear. 81 5000 p Dbl; mess,
$lS: smoked Beef, l0c PIb
LAKD-Eastern. tierces, sac for compound
and 9l4e for pure: pals. lOc: California tierceS
6Ac for compound and S12c for pure: half-bbs,
&c: lob tins, 914c y ID: do, 5-lb l0c p ID.
HOPS-we quote common to choice weak and
dulI at 5971ac u II.
HIDES AND SKINS-Heavy sailed steers quot
able at 6@S61ac q ID: medium, t@51ac; light, &c;
cowhides, AZ: saited Kip. &C; saited Calf, 6Go7c;
sailed Veal. DC: dry Hides, usual selection 7Lac:
dry Kip, l09l2c: dry Cali. lo@l2c; prime Goat,
skins, 2OM35c each: Kids. 5c: Deerskins. good
summer. 10000; mediu m. 15@2212c; winter. &c;
Sheepskns. shearings. 10@2Uc each; short wool,
25@35c; medium 40@50c each; long wool. 50@
75G each; CuIs of all Kinds about l5c less.
TALLOW-No. l rendered. 419@45sc: country
tallow, 494t4c p ID; refined, 5s4@6c; Grease,
@312c p ID.
w Olive quote FAN: Southern and San Joa-
gum, 496c q p; Mountain Free, 6M8c; North
ern, 6@Sc; Humboldt and Mendoclno. 799c; East
ern Oregon. 7@1Oc; Valley oregon, 1o@l3c q ID.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened weak and heavy Yesterday
ana prices declined. Plenty OF stock was thrown
on the market by Van Wyck Sides Cabiu and
others and no attempt was made to sustain prices
The clipper element bought actively 20 r a time
hut even they got treo of trying to help matters
and the consequence was such a decided drop all
aIong tue line on the 2:30 p NJ call that many
S6 glrai accounts were wiped out entirely.
Notnlhg or any importance was received from
lngly as ever.
NOTES
Silver remained steady vesterdav ar $40 in Neuv
1ork and 2SHsd in London.
AN assessment or loo per share has been levied
On tpe North could & Curry.
Henry Nj. Whitley has been elected a member
OF the San Francisco Stock Exchange on the seat
Vi the late Thomas Whitley
An extra bonus of per cent has been declared
oy the Union Insurance Society of Canton on all
eonnTiDutary policies issued during 1898, at the
"souTy III TINS city. This makes total of % per
cent bonus for the year.
dividend OF 21a per cent in liquidation of de-
pcsits VIII De paid to-day by the odd Fellows
savings Bank OF this city, which went into qui-
oatlon In February, 1878 The present dividend
makes 81 4e per cent returned TO depositers
81 n the Bodte the north drift from No. 1 wnze
~ ieet below the 800 level was extended feet.
grade. South drift 40 feet above the 500 lsvel
was extended feet: face in porphyry, with small
above the 200 level was extended - feet: face
In porphyry. with occasional bunches of quartz.
itolsted from The north drift 20 feet below the
90o leVel. aud from workings above the 300 level.
tons OF ore, estimated from $40 o $45 per ton.
In the Savage, on the 1000 level in the north
lateral drift from the drift. they continue to
extract ore from the sill floor up to the seventh
noor From the face of the south drift started an
east crosscut and advanced the same II feet; face
IN quartz OF low assay value. On the 1850 level
In the south DRIFT started from The drift, 80
ieet from the south ore slopes, they continue TO
Stope ore of fair grade. On the 100 level east
crosscut No. g. started from the face of the north
latera DRIFT, is advanced 20 feet, face in quartz
clay ana porphyry. During the week they have
holSted 16l cars of ore. Car samples average $25.
shipped 10 Nevada mill 1876 tons and milled lao
tons. Battery samples average ST 81. Bullion
yield Tor the week 81 696 80. shipped TO United
states Mint at Carson. November IL, 90 pounds
OF bullion of the value of $1259 80. net cash.
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GUNARD LINE.
rk to Li~"rp pol, via Queenstow
frorn f1.ar in &nrfh Eirnr

New York to L'~"rppni. via Queenstown.
from Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXFRESS NAL SERvrCE
Lucania. Dec. l. Z 80 AM Umbria. Dec AZ. 2:00PM
Etruria Dec. 3, 80 PM I,ucanta. Dec.29, 6:30AM
Campaaia Dec. 10, AN
Cabin passage. $50 and upward; second cabin.
S35, $40, $40. according TO steamer and accom-
modations.
Steeraee tickets TO and from all parts OF europe
at very low rates. For freight and passage apply
VERNON II. BROWN d Co., General Agents.
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application TO WILLIAMS, DlM0ND d Co.,
ThSaTu t AGENTS San FRANCISCO.
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FOR PORTL AND g. ASTORIA, OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y II NAV. CO., E Mo .5ssz
/ NELL. Receiver. Ocean Div.-wiIl dis ElSGEA
patch from Spear-street wharf, at 10 A. NJ for tn )
above ports one of their Al iron steamships, viz
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-0et- 81. Nov. 10, 70,
so - ~.
CoLUMBIA-oct. as Nov. ., 5, 70, Dec. 8, 49,
2s
Connecting via Portland with the o. E. Sc n. Co.
system and other diyerging lines for all points In
Oregon. Washington, British Columbia, Alaska,
Idaho. Montana Dakota Utah. Wyoming Yellow
Fare TO Portland-Cabin Sl6; steeragA -:
round trip, cabin. unlimited $50.
Freight and Ticket ONCE, - MONTGOMERY St:
Ticket Office, Pa ac Hotei n ew Montgomery st.
GOODALL PERKIA & Co, Supts ocean Div.
1tf 10 Market st. San francisco.
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Furopean wool Sales.

ANTWERP, Nov 21.-The River Platte wool
auction sales were concluded here to-day The
number of bales offered were 2900 OF which 477
were sold. The demand was very sluggish prices
aging. A few bales of Australian wool were
offered. nut he sales were not SUFFICIENT to a re-
liable test OF values.
Sales Buenos Ayres. 1T bales at 2@2 3-6d.
Montevideo. 300 bal es at sos 4-5d.
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MARKET REPORTS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. N

WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov 81.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Smash in Wheat futures.
Barley futures also lower.
Medium cats declined.
Corn quoted down.
Rye a fraction weaker.
Hay tending downward.
Beans weak and dull
Potatoes weak. Onions frmer.
Dairy suffer lower.
Eggs continue TO advance
Poultry market ovorstocked.
Game lower.
Oranges declining.
Cranberries down again.
New York aud Sterling Exchange lower.
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Stocks in Landau

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-The Evening Posts Lon
don cable says: General dizziness was the nature
of the stuck market to-day. with an improving
tendeudy at the close. The less confident tone
on the Paris Dourse was the chief influence In the
markets here. Americans were idle and dull and
did not share in the recovery at the close. Grand
1runI was better on hopes of an Improvement i'm
traffic. It is rnmored gold is to be received here
Tomorrow from New York 1t may be only n
rumor, OF 1t is not confirmed In the best quarters
There VIII be weak allotment OF India bills to-
day
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.


Dolsn w, Petaluma A + Evans, San Rafael
simmons, Chicago Simmons, Chicago
FRANK Leary, NJ Worden, u S
g McKissick. u SN ole Hansen u s
Mollander a. W. S Jose j Williamson, Vallejo
w Earle a. fy, Stockton Mrs p walker San Jose
Smith, West Point Sherwood Smith Wash
w Holman Cal Mrs odffsb Nv AZ M Cal
) q Flynn 81 ". Seattle Miss ijetcheii ST Paul
hermann a W, Suisun Albert Lodi n W. Cal
Martin Palmer, Y o Palmer New York
hiss Farnsworth, Kans Dennis Mummy Sacro
~ Ada Hanscom, Cal Miss Gleason, Cal
I green, . q st John. Colorado
Il hronleger. oregon Miss hva Goerss, Mich
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
J Herald, New York DR. CUNNINGHAM
ID bowman 81 W ) Jose CamptonyilIe
w Rainier w.Sn Jose j Harold a W Boston
l. Graves, bakersfield 4 j Prater CoIusa
w JONES' Colusa e II Lewis Sac
n Demartin, MERGED Young, MERGED
\ alfgang, Chicago i crabb, Vallejo
PaTapatlt New York Il Bucknrr. San Jose
ID II Fitzgerald, San Jose Wells a. w. Cal
G Ralph SJnckton II Emerson. Seattle
A Openshaw, jamestown j Erickson Mexico
PALACE HOTEL
L Herrick, Stockton A NJ Smith Jr Portland
WSCnchinl oss&w, Phiia sumter d w. StHelena
q r otton a. W, 5 Jose w AIdridge Ny
q L Gard, Los Angeles j w KIRK, South Africa
ID McNair, New YORK 9 Sharon. Va City
A Meleher & W, MaZatln Miss Volquardset Mztln
G w Fielding, England Miss Budding Alameda
X Z Hail. Belyedere I Watt, st Helena
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Builders, Contracts.

Eliza Harrington with j. S. HofTmeister to build
a one-story frame bu iding w line of Diamond
street, "a OF twenty filth, 80 by 80:
$500
Jacque J. Fawre with w. w. Rednan TO build a
one-story frame building limo of McAliister
street. 406:l0 W of Parker avenue w rs DIV \
IS :314; SISl5.
Samantha A. WohIke with w. w. Rednall, to
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Office Furniture and Fixtures
C. F.. WEBER 81 CO.,
Ettssi-a 300 to 3O6 Post ST.. cor. Stockton
~sSA+z9 ~ss=9 mr3l TuThSaSuly
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP ca.

nISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska . AN III RKSA
Nov. 8. 81 &c b. j. @ss1<AaA.@A&S
For British Columbia ana Puget Sound ports
Oct. II. and every fifth day thereafter
Fer Eureka, humboldt Bay, steamer Willamette
Valley, Wednesday A.
For Newport Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and fifth day, alternately. A. NJ
For San Diego, stopping only az Port Hartford,
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, Redondo CLOS
Ange!es) and Newport, every fourt and fifth day
alternately. at ! A. NJ
For ports In Mexico lpA N. 18th OF each month.
street
GOoDALL, PERKINS & CO.. General Agents
1tf 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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Omaha livestock Market.

OMAHA Nebr.. Nov -Cattie-Rscelpts. 1000.
Dressed. beef ~ ZEN were wanting good beef steers.
but as there were few OF tnas descr ption for sale
prices ruled lower and the trade was dragging
throughout. Cow stuff Of all grades was in
what Indifferent demand. and they sold about loo
lower than yesterday. Westerns, So 1903 so;
Feeders 81 6U@3 30; Cows 81 7693; Bulls,
81 65@2 30.
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Dis ased Cattle.

LONDON Nov. 2l.-The Morning Post saws pro-
nounced cases OF pleuro pneumonia were found in
two cars OF American cattle. which arrived ar
Newcastle ana Deptiord resre ctiYely last week
The morning call., 1894-11-22
San Francisco Meat Mar,


Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers follows:
BkltF-First quality, 5@51ae; second quality.
4@41ac; third do, 3te31ac q ID
VkAL-Large. 4@5c; small 5@51ac p 10.
MuTTON-Wethers,4 @412c Q ID; Ewes, 312@
&C p IL
LAMB-5@6c p 10.
PoRh-Live Hogs, 4@41sc p 10 for heavy and
medium grain-fed, and 1880 p % for small fat:
feeders. nominal-none here; dressed do. SAC
61ac q %.
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GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE

WheaI-EaSier.
Flour-Steady.
Hops-Steady
WOol-Quet.
Pgiron-DulI.
Ttn-Market opened frmer: ruled weak and
closed easy. Spot, S14 15@14 %; November
$l4 1904 20: December, $14 1904 30.
Tin fistes-Quiet
Lead-Cioseu steady. Exchange price for spot
So 10; brokers' quotations. 50.
Spelter-On railroad; Decem Der, So So.
Cofee-opttons opened barely steady at 30 and
80 Doins decline, ruled irregular and generally
weak under Havre decline, closed weak at 25M
80 net decline. Sales, $4,000 bags including
NOvem Der, $14 %; December, S13 50; January
So Sn@12 80; May, 81 S5@ll 80; September
Sli 50@Il So.
Spot Goffee : Rio. quiet Mild, steady: Cor
doYa, l814@l9c Saies-lO0U bags Rio No. 8.
Plus Is, s. 90; $50 bags Maracabo D. e.; 1000 in
terror padang spot at S24 14025
Santos-Qul ct; good average Santos llS6uO
Receipts To-Day, 20 900 bags; stock, 424 200 bags
Hamburg-H oliday.
Hayre-Opened steady: unchanged to Lt ad
vance; at y NJ. steady. 1af decline; at 3 P NJ.
irregular; closed Irregular at 1a92Haf net de-
cline. Total sales Is, 0u0 bags.
Rio = Steady; 30. 7, nominal. Exchange,
II 1134d. Receipts. 500 bags Cleared for the
United States. 5000 bags; cleared for Europe
$4,000 bags Stock. 237 900 bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New York yesterday
1872 bags: New Y ork stock to-day 1855 $50 bags:
United states stock, 230.s39 bags; affoat for the
United States, 1900 bags; tota! visible for the
United States, 4o04S9 bags. against 46o.423 bags
last year.
sugar-Raw. steady: sales 1000 bags. Centrffu-
916c. IN bond TO Canada.
Refned-Ouiet.
The morning call., 1894-11-22
God Sales.

NEW DIRK, Nov. 2l.-Beslags, Colgate & Co
report that they sold gold to-day in .ots of slOU
900 at premium of quarter OF / per cent for
the purpose OF purchasing the new Government
5's. The first premium offered was lilo but il
was advanced TO "A In order to obtain the gold
1t is said that $3.50, 600 was sold at a premium
The morning call., 1894-11-22
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET Co.

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Through bills of lading, IN connection with the
Pacific Mail S. s. Co., issued for freight and treas
ure to direct ports in England aud Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco TO Ply
mouth, Cherbourg, southampton First-class
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