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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-19
THE HIGHER COURTS
THE sYNorsEs or DECISIONS AS
HANDED DOWN.
uenderinsa OF the state Courts of
Last Resort In Causes TaiScn Up
ON Appeal From tho Lower
judicial Tribunals.

Court OF Criminal Arpcals-J. w. Hurt
W. l.. Davidson and u, J. simkins
Judges; r. l.. Hcury, assistant attorney
genetaG u. Il. smith clerk. sitting az
Dalias1
nalos, Texas. January ~. Following
are fyuopso8 OF decihloug by the court OF
crlmit'a appeals yesterday
Willie battle, from Victoria county;
conviction for hctL Was It felony or
mifiomeanur2 That appellant stole Ne
IN silver IS certain. nld he steal The $40
bni2 IL not he ~ not guilty of felony
The money was taken from "A safe. IL IS
very clear that the bill and silver We're
taken at the same time Appellant took
the silver and was detected IN abe act
was searched and the bin WAS not found
hut hla vest was not Hoarchcd. We think
that the evidence renders 1t reasonably
clear 9nd certain that appellant stole the
bill, Affirmed, Hurt +. j.
While James. from Victoria county
conviction for theft OF horse The state
relied upon recent possession and false
explanation OF possession nude by appel,
liant When 0ppclpnra poesc8aion was
challenged. he stated thut the horse In
question was % colt OF an old grey mare
which belonged to his father that he
had raised the horse, etc, This ntatemcnt
was shown to DO false Appellant, hiH
absence OF defendant, George james. faith
or ~ defendant, purchased the horse when
u colt from some MoNicaus and gave MIN
60 appellant; that appellant TOOK poeAv9-
sion Of cared for broke aud used the
horse IN to the time when 1t was taken
/ from him
/ Appellant denied that he stated to states
witnesses that he had raised the horse, or
| that he was colt of the old grey mare,
] The court failed 10 present TO the jury
4 the issue as to whether appellant drained
1 the horse from his fHtber The failure to
| submit this theory of the case TO the jury
I was such as requires "A reversal OF the
/ Judgment. for this theory was the only
j defense urged by appellant and was sup
/ ported by the evidence OF three witnesses.
| An the evidence should not only De con-
| sidcrod by the jury but must not he da-
cnrdcd or ignored in the charge lta-
verscd, Hurt, u. j.
n j. Holloway, from Comunche county,
conviction for gwindllng The application
for continuance states a conclusion only,
The evidence regarding the moriTagt Ivy
defendant TO Petit OF stock which belonged
to another was not objected TO by appgi-
liant Tho Jury Yettlcd the conflict la the
testimony against appellant, The charge
f. correct. Affirmed Davidson, j
J. p. Shell, from Tarrant county. con
viotion for theft OF horse. The testimony
nj tic father aud mother of appellant Vi
moi newly discovered, The pnrt OF the
charge of the court complained dt was
not excepted 60 az the time WAS " emu
cuiatcd when the whole charge ana inc
evidence are considered 10 iujufe appel
lnnt2 We understand tho charge TO mean
If tho appellant took the horse ny per
mission Of the owner with intent 10 com
ply with the agreement made Win MN
l fh,n he vonld not be guilty, but mat II
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REPRESENTATIONS.

normal and regular Tissue
i,94hAnnt the body usr Brau-
w. nus isTuc naiamorplosie
N'.h li-fiE proceeding waste .f
Nn.ratioa. lsrluIlreth's
solvent OF the prgdiIrfs
tH.it pf the tissues und IN
II. ta il'lly They Ere IN HE
''l'ulia.IF- remedy. which al
.t, .il remove ubstTueiion nv
Ni4 are Of great beuaht la
"A '1iAry end habitull cangtip.-
lF-' hi,l1uusss. hrtIsrhr
I. '.ruu'Hlt m and dl4casss nr'p'
rl,l impure Hlnle of tho blood
tii'a ale purely yrectai,Is
''N' 'i''tHs ami sale 10 faka n;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-19

at tho Worlds Fair II ~ full width ves-
ubuic. solid throughout
Tho Raymond Whlteomh excursion,
which passed through Houston, was also
In SAN Antonio yesterday en- route TO cal
itoruiH,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-19
THOSE WHO WENT 10 IHE FAIR

win I've again IN these pictures and ao-
eonpauying descriptions the delights hey
experienced on That memorable trip to the
Fair They nro sure 10 eEclnim, why,
II seems as though ! nm right there"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-19

You cannot deny facte ana u "a a fact
that salvation OH lH the greatest pain
cure. poe,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-19
az PlalSdnGG, the
IS, or the Side
Worlds Fair.
THOSE WHO DID NOT GO

win ind IN them n source Of great delight
and education. with such pictures and
descriptions they can yet Visit the Fair
10 all It's glory. Parents should secure
thls beautiful pictorial history Tor thelr
children. ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-19

~ ''TaaAa az Turner Han to-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-19
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opene ed very strong and active yes
terday, and during the forenoon over 20 ooo
shares Of different stocks changed hands. Prices
showed quite sharp advance, and ophir sold IN
to 81 80 and Con. Cal & Va. to $4 40, under ac-
tive sales
News OF an important Improvement on the 45O
IeVel OF the Chollar, near the north boundary or
stocks at advanced prices ana ChoIlsr sold mn 70
o4c aud II ale Il NorcroSs to Zoe The balance of
ne list IouoWed suit, and, taken Altogether the
day business WAS The liVeliest in a long time
anu 'ne market closed strong aud healthy.
NOTES.
takes place to-day - e
SILVER was trife lower yesterday an sold at
0S%4c IN New York and 293Sd In London.
HE Lugonis Water COMPANY of RedIands bas
ievied an assessment of soc per share delinqu ent
october q ~
The East RedIands Water Germany has levied
Der 10.
son, is in the CITY,
Inc annual meeting Z the GRAY Eagle Mining
company takes place today
Inc olympic Salt Water Company has declared
dividend of sc per share.
=, me usual quarterly dividends on the stock OF
tue tue nerican Sugar Refining Company, commonly
AnoWh as the sugar trust, are announced. These
odo D per cent on the Common stock and 1S4 per
S' Snt On the preferred stock. They will be paid
UctoOer 2. The dividend on the common stock is
same as has been aid right along since April
49, tnohgh previously these quarterly dividends
80, 80 per cent. III connection with the per
80 qua terIy dividend iii April, 1898. the COM
P5ny PAD an extra cash dividend OF 10 per cent
AZ ne contra Casta Water Company Will pay
Ntrtuenu or 40 cents per share on the both
!. ne Homestake Mining Company will nav a
N4 y. OF 20 cents per share the 25th.
ne racine Telephone and Telegraph Company
HeS .HeCIated a dividend of 40 cents per share.
me sunset Telephone ana Telegraph Company
NSs uecIared dividend of 70 cents per share.
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Eastern Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 18.-The market for do
nestle wool is quiet, although there is more In
qury than there was week ago. There has been
a fair demand for the unwssI ed ana low at one
quarter bloOde, ana prices on this description are
well maintained. ohio, Pennsylvania and West
virginia washed Xxx and above, Is q, Sc; X and
above l7G l8c; medium above. 2l@Zzc; quarter.
blood, 2i@22c; combing, l60lSc: New York,
Michigan. sis onsin. etc, 1901 &c: quarter-blood,
2l@22c; common, l51 &c: Texas, ls@l re: Col
orado, Utah. Idaho ahd Wyoming fine, lS(920c;
medium. 9@91ac; fine medium. S@91zc.
BOSTON, sept 1S.-The opening of Wool sales
10 London to-day had considerable effect the
market here, and dealers are waiting for stand
was very strong due to stiff prices expected. the
result OF ? large number OF American buyers in
London Fleece Woods are dui and TIE price is
not as strong as 1T was. Territory Woods are
rather quiet with prospects Of an increasing de-
mand and slightly frmer prices. To-day's quota
Ohio and Pennsylvania FIeeces. No. l. 2l@22c: :
Xxx and above, 1870 l9c; Michigan, X, l71aG1sc:
Michigan No. 1, zoe: Mon ana. fine medium, 10
@l3c: No. 2, medium. l4@I4; California " ools
sgring North, 3@l5e; Middle County. spring,
1lS l2c; southern Detectives. Northern fall. 81
@30c; Australian Couplings. super, 45C944c;
Average, 3o04Oc; Clothing $500.
LONDON. sept IL. - The attendance at the
opening OF tho wool auction sales was large The
main interest was conferred in the sensation
which the United states IS likely to cause. sales
New South Wales 1865 bales-scoured Cd to
Is Sd: greasy. 51a@9l2d
Queensland ls02 baies-Seoured, 9dGsls 21zd;
greasy, 434@714d
victoris. zo38 baIes-scoured. 91ad9ls Sd;
greasy, SS15HqQ.
South Australia, 332 bales-scoured. 51hdA
Is 11ad: greasy. 31a@6IAd.
New Zealand, 1887 bzles-Scoured S1hdmls
31ad; greasy, 43z d01Od.
Cape OF 5000 hope and Natal 1925 bales
Secured. IA d@ls 5d; greasy, 61ad@6L2d
Charles Balme x Co. sold a representative selee-
ton and the bidding Improved, Though the first
lots WEI not disposed OF before O'Clock The
American buyers ventured on few lots IL ts
stated that out OF 5000 bales the Americans did
lot buy over 100. With better selections or
American needs they expected 10 do more TO
test American competition.
JACOB Co., in their circular tonight say 8.
There wssa very large attendance and a good
sprInkling OF United states buyers. The competi-
tion was good Cross breds show an advance OF
nearly per cent. Merlno ruled at par with a n
occasional appreciation OF per cent. especially
in secured.
Compared with the closing rates of the fourth
series OF wool sales, prices ruled very firm for ali
descriptions of Australian wool, with an occa-
siona advance of per cent.
Light and good condition parcels of South
African WOODS generally sold at the July parity,
with the exception OF long greasy. which was
marked by rise OF lad per pound.
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MARKET REPORTS.

TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. ID.
Summary OF THE MARKETS
Silver of n fraction.
Wheat futures frmer.
wheat freights quleter.
Flour in average request.
Barley steady. Rye firm. Oats and Corn quiet.
Hay steady. Feedstufs unchanged
All Seeds weak and quiet
No change in Beans.
Sugar lower.
Sharp decline in Pig Tin.
Coal weak and arriving freely.
Grain Bags tending downward.
Canned Fruits unchanged.
Coffee dun.
Hides aud Wool unchanged Refned TalloW OH.
Beef, Veal and Mutton weaker.
Hops badly demoralized.
Provisions active and firm.
Dried Apples weaker.
Fresno haisin output reported short.
Fresh Fruits generally sell well.
Potatoes firm. Onions easy.
More Butter on the market
Fine Eggs igher. Cheese STEADY.
Poultry in good supply.
Honey rather quiet.
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NEW YORK, Sept. lS.-1he share speculation to-
day irregular and unsettled, with the gen eral
tren Of prices in the lower figures the industras
showing the greatest depression. Sugar Chicago
Gas and Distiling led in the transactions. Whisky
trust shares very heavy early in the dealings
and were offered for sale with the result of send
ing them down to 9, the lowest figure ever touched
decline which caused a quick recovery, and be-
fore noon the stock had moved up to II. In the
afternoon conflicting stories touching the prop
ertV caused a feversh trading but after reaction
to 1854 an advance to ll34 was effected, from
which there was 4 reaction OF rs at the Close
leaving a gain on the day OF 12 per cent.
There was a vague feeling OF disquiet in the
sugar crowd on TAX OF unfavorable expressions
against the trust by coming State conventions OF
political parties. Sales of the stock were so heavy
as TO compel the belief that they were from insid-
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FOR PORTLAND g. ASTORIA. OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y & NAv.CO., Nc ~
L WE'LL, Receiver. Ocean Diy.-wiIl dis SgsaSa&
patch from Spear-street wharf, at 10 A. NJ, for the
above ports OF their Al iron steamships. viz.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Sept. IL, II, Oct. l,
6, L. 10. =. 81.
COLUAiB A-Sept. 16, IS, Oct. 49, %
Connecting via Portland with the o. Z. & N Co
system and other diyerging lines for all points in
Oregon. Washington, British Columbia, Alaska.
Idaho, Montana OAK ota Utah, Wyoming Yellow
stone Park and all points east and south and TO
Europe
Fare to Portland-Cabin s16; steerage, So;
round trip, cabin, UitlmjJed $50.
Freight and Ticket office, 19 Montgomery ST.. /;
Ticket office, Pa &C Hot 4 lew Montgomery ST.
GOODALL. PERRIN & CO., Supts. ocean Div
If 10 Market ST. San Francisco
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California Fruit sales.

CHICAGO, Sept 18.-The Earl Fruit Company
sold California fruit sc auction to-day. realizing
the following prices: ". Hardy Pears 81 6O@l IS !;
Slack packed, 81 50@l So: w. Doyenne. 81 55 /;
Due AnIou, 81 so: Flemish Beauty, 81 40; Diel.
SIS.
Porter Bros. sold cars OF California fruit at
auction to-day. Prices: Halr Tokays. 81 3O0
10: Half Buscats. 81 40; Malyoise, 81 20;
Malagas, Sl@l 10; Double Tokays. 81 IS: sal
way Pea hes 8 90 Bartlett Pears, 81 $50 90:
HoweIis 81 Goal So: Duchess, 81 1901 55 Is.
Clairgeaus, 81 tU@l rs: b. Hardys, 81 65@i 20;
German Prunes. s. 20; Fallenbergs. 81 1904 70;
Gross prunes. 81 %.
Porter Brothers, New York. sold five cars. Bart
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lett pears 81 s502 IS; Halves ST. 1901 30:
ClsrgeAus, 81 1901 so; Duchess, 81 6O@l 20;
Diels, 81 1901 30; Salway peaches. 81 1901 20;
McDeyltts 81 10 to 3 80; Ricquetts late. soc TO
81 80; Georges, late, soc to 81 20: Cings, soc to
IL 10; Lemon Cling. soc to 81 Is; German
prunes, Toe: Hungsrians. 81 50; Fallenbergs, 75c
10 81 U5: Half Tokay Grapes. 81 rs to 81 95:
Mnscats, soc TO 81 Is; Black Morocco, 81 40@
as: Malagas. 55c to 81 SO; Thompson's seed
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Ioreign Markets.
LOSING STOCKS

WHEAT IN LIvERP POOL.
LIVERPOOL, sept 10. - The spot market is
steady at as e12d. Cargoes weak 23s
for of coast. 23s Sd for prompt shipment and 23s
for nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow.
ing Liverpool quotations for y o. 2 Red Winter;
September. 4s Sd; October, As 414d: November.
As sd; December, As I'd: January, As 61sd; Feb
ruary, As 71ad; March. As 7lRd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Sept 1S.-ConsOIs lO21s; Silver
29Ssd; French Rentes, 1O3f s215c.
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ers and as result the price declined up to about
1880 O'Clock, when a decline of 21S to 94s4 had
oeen erected. Coverings of short contracts sub
sequently led to a recovery to 967s, followed in
me late dealings by reaction from yesterday s
CLOSING being "a, and TOT the preferred l per
leather, preferred per cent, and General Elec-
trio "a
Ia the railway list the grangers showed most
activity and st. Paul was the leader in the trans
actions, being bought by the London and by the
room traders and fuctuatng between 655s and
64s4, closing IA below the final quotation OF yes
terday. Burlington moved within a range OF 6s
ISslng Is on the day ROCK Island rose "A, de-
Declines were established OF iss in Pullman
and Is in Kansas and Texas preferred. The
market closed about steady for the railway list
but weak for the industrial group.
The bond market opened rather heavy and con-
meht bonds firm. state bonds firm. Railroad
ponds firm. Petroleum easier: Pennsyivanta oil
sales, none; october option sales, none; closed
S29s@SS: Lima oil sales, none.
The price OF whisky trust certificates sold to-day
at SO per share, the lowest price on record Ru
mors were circulated of = change in the manage
ment, and these were partly confirmed later by
the announcement thai Nelson Morris had re-
signed director More resign atoms eX-
pected, but no information is obtainable as to who
Will step out.
GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE.
wneat-September. o77s0.
Flour-Steady.
Hops-Quiet.
Wool-InacIlve.
Butter-Quiet. Dairy, l4@2215c.
COpper-Firm: Lake 50 50 Old-
Lead-Steady; domestic SO 1908 20.
Ttn-Active; steady: Straights $40 65; Plates
quiet spelter, firm: domestic, 80 A. D3 SIS.
Sales of tin on Change to-day: Zen tons Sep
TEN Der, Sl6 80; 100 tons october. SIC 81 20 tons
January, $l6 Is; 10 tons october, Sl6 80; 10 tons
November. $l6 80; tons October $40 37Ia /:
70 tons october, $l6 %; 20 tons September,
$l6 As
Coffee-opttons closed steady at 5@525 points
net advance; sales, "a, 900 bags, Including Sep
tembrr. SI3 80; october. Sl2 50; NOyem Der,
Sl2 30@l2 50; January, $ll 95Ql2; March,
$l1 S5@ll 90: May SIP IS.
spot Cofee-RiO, nominal: No. z, l51ac; mild,
dull: Cordova, lS14@l9c. Sales-5O0 bags Rio;
No. g. per Levelius at IS l-l6c; also yesterday
1000 bags RIO NOs and at l3c, and 1900
bags Central American. private terms.
Santos-Weak; good average Santos 1S$6OO.
Receipts for two days, $4,000 bags. stock $685.
900 bags.
Hamburg-steady; prices u pig higher TO "A
pig lower. Salcs-lO. 900 bags.
Havre-Opened quiet unchanged TO 14f lower:
at ~ noon. unchanged; at 8 P. N, quiet, "a
hiGher; closed quiet, AT lower 10 14f higher.
Sales, 1000 bags.
Rio Steady: No. Rio, 13SsOO. Exchange,
10 $3.50. Receipts two days, 5000 bags. STOCK.
24s.00O bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New York yesterday,
1895 bags: New York stock to-day. 1z0.5s9
bags: United States stock loS,000 bags: afoat for
the United States. 100000 bags total visible for
the United States. 4l7,0O0 bags, against 2O7, l79
bags last year.
sugar-kaw dull. Sales, 1000 bags Centrifu-
gal, 50 test. 3$4ci refined, dull.
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Omaha Livestock Market.

OMAHA Nebr., Sept ls. - Cattle - Receipts.
500; good fat Deeves were in active demand and
strong; some cornfed natives brought So 50@
80. On the undergradeS they were slow but
steady. The cow market was indnrrently sup
piled and generally nrmer. Business in stockers
hlpner
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Grain kags are dull and weak at the de-
cline and holders are disposed to realize. Cotton
Fruit Bags 5ssc, 57sc aud 6s4c for the three
grades respectively: Calcutta Grain Bags. 5015 "A C
spot and 4c asked Tor June and July delivery:
CANNED FkUiTs-No further chang. April
cots, g. 1000 20 p dozen; Peaches, 81 3OQl 40;
ries 81 40; Pums. 81 O5 q dozen.
CANNED VEGETABLES-TOmatoes, soc; Peas
CUFfkE private circular of c. E. Bickford
says: mo changes have occurred since our rev ieW
into transactions. uniNss 1t be to supply some tenn
porary requirement, In view of the continued dull
here and the slowly declining tendency of
the article in New lork. on the other hand I'M
porters evidently recognizing the fUtIlity OF any
other course. meet such demand as appears with
out attempting 10 force business on such
willing market To-day's STOCKS in first hands CON
sist OF - bags Costa Rica, 147 Nicaragua. ,356
Ivador 1881 Guatemala-in ali 22,5l6 bags
Ths san Juan is due ABOUT the 2lst inst with
l4O0 bags" Quotations are continued fol-
low: 2O@21c > ID for good to prime Costa Rica;
with black beans; 17@lse y n for fair Costa
Rica; l4@l612c for common TO ordinary Costa
Rica; 19@Z0L9c for good TO prime washed SAL
vador: iSLs@ ss4c for good green unwashed
Salvador; l7s4 10 SC for good bleached unwashed
msia: 2o1z@lic q 10 tor good to strictly
good washed Guatemala: 49, q ga p h for
dunn GSatemaIa: I4K@l5sGc p u or ordinary raj
Guatemala; 121a@l4e q 10 Tor very inferior
prime washed Peaberry; 1884 a !014c for good to
prime unwashed Peaberry.
COAL-The market Is weak with liberal supplies
on the way Wellington, 81 go: New Wellington
81 so; Seattle, 81: Coos Bay, So so; wallsend, 81
scotch, "a so; BrymbO, 81 SO; Cumberland, 81 SO
IN bulk aud Sl3 ia sacks; west Hartley, So so,
Welsh Hartley: IS; Pennsylvania Anthracite g,
So 80: Rock Springs. 81; Castle Gate. 81: Pleas
ant Valley, az
dies Sc; cases, selected, 512c p 10: Boneless
Strips. 61ac: Middles, &c: Standard blocks, &c:
Sea right Blocks. 719c: squares 712c . u: Sn-
yer King strips. 71ac; Norway Strips 6sl p n:
Narrow Gauge. 7c p n: Macgere, half bbs, SO
for No. and sS@S so for No. 9; Eastern Smoked
Herring. soc p Eeg; Dutch do, 95c@Sl 20 q keg;
whitehsh. sll so 10 half bbs and 81 10 In kits
Tongues and Sounds Sl6.
NAILs-Base prices are 81 rs for iron or steel
and 81 Is for wire.
QUICkSlLVER-S36 p flask.
PIC TINS lower at lie q 10. This is sharp
reduction.
SUGAR-The western Sugar Refining Company
has lowered its prices and now quotes as follows
terms net cash: Cube. Crushed, Powdered and
Fine Crushed, all 6Ssc p %: Dry Granuiated $50 c;
Confeetionrrs' A, $3.50: Magnolia A. sage; Extra
C. b1Ac . 70: Golden G, sc: D. 4slc; half barrels
Ac more than barrels. and boxes Lac more
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares,
Money on call easy at IL; last loan, IL; closed
at IL. Prime mercantile paper. 3@51a%. Sterling
exchange weak. with actual business in bankers
bills at 81 S6@4 S6Iz for demand and 81 So
IA S5L4 for sixty days. Posted rates. 81 e60
! S6IDa aud $4 81 10 Commercial bills, S4 S4140
4 S4I2. Silver certificates. 64c.
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Wood sarlxet

Posts, &c each; Redwood, 50 p cord; Oak
and 45@50c for 7x9.
TANBARK-Ground bark, $50 q ton. whole
$I3@l4 p cord.
Ii MBkR-The Redwood Manufacturers Asso-
citation quotes: No. l Rough. Sl3@l7; No. 2
s9@II q NJ; Pickets, rough, pointed and fancy
$lU. $lz and $lS o NJ; halfinch surfaced aud
clear, No. 1. S32@36 NJ: No. =, s22@2S q M:
Rustic No. j, Sl5@23; No. 2, S20G24; surfaced
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP ca

nISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN z>
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska 9 AM aTfETHA
Sept. Z, ~. oct. L %, Nov. q, Il. ~1assassssaas
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
Sept. IL and every fifth day thereafter
For Eureka, Hum boldt Bay, Steamer willamette
Valley, Wednesdays. 9 A. NJ
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
Ange.es) and Newport every fourth and fifth day
alternately. at IL A II.
For ports in Mexico, 25th OF each month.
Ticket Ofhce-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street
GOODALL, PERKINS, & Co, General Agents
1tf 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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HUININH hAS9IUN
Board-5 Atlantic Dynamite, %: so S Water
1914 95 YigOrit Powder, IA.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
$4,000 Contra Costa Water Bonds 90 9.
so Hawaiian Commercial. 9s4: 8 600 Market-st
Cable BONDS, ll914; $4,000 S V ~ Bonds 9IIA
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Portland,s Kusinnss

PORTLAND, Or, Sept. 1s.-ClearAnces. sI47,4o6;
balances S23.9S9
wheat-vaney, Use p ct; wAla waIla, ESQ
6712e z ctl.
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San Francisco Meat MARKET

Beef. Veal, Mutton and Lamb all show a frac-
tional decline. They about as low as they
ever get, aud supplies are very large. Hogs are
not materially changed Wholesale rates for
dressed stock from slsughterers follows:
BEEF-First quality. 41aG65e: second quality
46DzI4c; third do. 39S14c p b.
VEAL-Large. 4@oc; small, 5351%c . 10
MUTTON-Wethers. 4@s1ac {. ID Ewes 3lAesic
n.
LAMB-4Ix951lc p 10.
PORK-Lfve Hogs 5G95Ac p ID for heavy and
medium grain-fed. and 5@514c p 10 for small fat;
stock Hogs, 4laG4s4c: dressed 40. 6Is97Ac.
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Up. K. r. COZ
TO NEW YORK
S. S. IS AT U r NJ
VIII be dispatched for Panama on
THURSDAY, SEPT. 20, 1894,
Taking cargo under through Bills of Lading for
New York, South American European Ports.
No cargo received or bills of lading signed on
day of sailing.
THE JOHNsoN-LooKE MER. co. Agents.
204 Front street.
E II. HINTON. Gen. Agent Panama R. R. Co.
sells 16 10
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

and rough clear. No. I. Sls@22: No. 2, sl2@l6;
Il. and G.. No. I, Sl2: No. 2, $l2@l4