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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-05
DANA'S SPARTAN OFFICE.
Where the Editor of the New York
sun Is Found at tiis Work.

Ahe rather paked little corner room In the
oun building, In which MI Dana has sat almost
dauY Tor twenty-five years, is . surprise to
many persons who see IL for the first time His
genuine love OF beautiful things his disposition
10 acquire them II possible. and the eXtraordi-
nary range and accuracy of his estheric an.
precautions are so widely known that it is quite
nlIural Tor those who do not understand him to
eApect o hnd his tastes reflected in his aeeus-
TONED place OF work. Tn room might he ven
oaIet IMAM II Is, and yet serve AIR. Dana's
purpose as well as if it were the gallery of
APoHo. On the other hand if his chair and
ueSk were established in the middle OF the
Vastest and most sumptuous presence chamber
10 De found anywhere, and amid a throng of
curious and noisy onlookers Mr.. Dana would
work on with the same tranquil efficiency pro.
Ndlne his pen did not splitter and the cana
eIous was e-baskeI AT his feet were empfied
from tme 10 time. The processes OF his mind
are neltner stimulated nor Inundated by the
surroundings. The accessories of luxurious
professional habits are absent because they are
supeIHuous 10 Mr.. Dana; II he thought they
they would all be there.
In The middle of the small room Is a desk-ta-
pie OF black walnut of The Fulton street style
ana the period OF the first administration of
Grant; shabby little round table al the win
COW, WheTe Mr.. Dana sits when the dav is
S1iS =. one n deainer,coveTed chair which, does
SEuS al eIher post, and TWO wooden chairs
ooth rlckety, for visitors on Grand. Of hnsiness
or ceremony; on the desk a revolving case with
Few dozen books of reference. an fnI.no and
pen, not much used except in correctind mann
script or proofs, for Mr.. Dana taIks off To- a
steuoerapher MS editorial articles and his CORE
spondenee, sometimes spending on The Tevi.ion
OF me former twice as much time A. VS. re-
CURED Tor the dicIatiOn; i window seat filled
"nn SAcnangeS, marked here and there in blue
pencil Tor the editors eyes; a big natr of
sIears ana TWO or three extra pairs OF specta-
SIes IN cache against an emergency. These
-, a'e a constitute what is practically the
SnoIe directive equipment of the editor Of the
oun' ne shears are probably the newest arii-
cle ol furniture in the list. They replaced.
known antiquity, besought and obtained by
hqgene FIELD and now occupying. alongside Of
M, u lausione's AK the place of honor in that
Ioets ceiebrated collection of edged instru-
menIs-MeClure's Magazine.
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Eastern Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 4.-wool is about cent
lower on some grades but there is better inquiry
at the decline for Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia xxx and above at lS@l0c; and above
at ll@1sc; medium, 20@2lc; quarter-bIood, 2I@
22c; common, ls@20e: New York, Michigan.
Wisconsin, etc., Xxx at l5@l7c: Y, 1906; me-
dunn, e@20c: qGarter-bIood, 2U@2lc; common,
1o@19ci washed combcd delainc fine. iS@2Oc:
medium, 2l@23; cosrse, 20@2lc; low at 2Z6923c;
unwaShed light ard bright fuc, II a lee: medium,
15916c; low medium, 159l7c; coarse, l5(0 &c; un-
washed dark coOred light fine. 80 Dc: heavy fine.
6@Sc; medium, 12@lS; fine medium, ITO &c :
coarse, 11@l2c: Territorial and Northwestern
light hne at S(91Oc; heavy 90. 7@9c: fine medium
lUGllc; medium, 1lg &c; quarter b God. 100
1Zc: coarse, ll9l2c.
BOSTON, Dec. 4.-On account OF the holiday
sales Ia the wool market for The past week are not
up 10 the average, but the market still shows a
steady tone. Everything remains quiet with
prices unchanged and sales OF any conse-
ouence. Orders already booked keep the wooden.
mills running quite full, but buyers have boon
wary OF late, anu change in the situation can
goes into effect on January l.
Territory w ools-Montana fine and fine Medium
i09l Sc; Wyoming, Utah, dakota Nevada Idaho
and Colorado fine and fine medium. 9011e: No. .
medium, 11@l2c; California WOODS, spring
northern, 13@l4e; middle country, spring,
1011lc; Oregon woods, eastern fair, ga DC:
choice. 1l@l4c; Australian wools-Scoured
combing superior 4l@44c; average. 3S@14Oc
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WEATHER. BUREAU REFORM.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE, W GATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO De-
cember f. NJ. The pressure remains highest
Utah and lowest along the coast and to the
north OF Montana aud n orth Dakota. but the pres.
has fallen in all sections and rapidly along the
coast from Eureka northward Cloudy weather
extends southwark to the southern boundary and
rain have occurred at San Diego, San Luis Obispo
and San Francisco aud light showers in the
northern portion of the State. The storm which
has been central since Saturday OF the Northern
California coast IS now approaching tho Oregon
coast. aud conditions decidedly favorable for
southeast signals are displayed at Eureka and
high southeastery winds anticipated from
that point northward.
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature to.
day SO deg. minimum 81 deg. mean SO deg
Total rainfall for season to date 1883 inches: total
last year to same date d. 81 inches; rainfall for
last twenty-four hours 90 OF an inch
Forecast made at San Francisco for the thirty
hours ending midnight December 8:
For Northern Caiforni2-Rain: yearly station
airy temperature; fresh to brisk southeasterly
winds, becoming brisk TO high on the northern
coast.
For Southern Internationally light show.
ers tonight or Wednesday; nearly stationary
temperature; light, generally casterly, winds.
For Nevada-Probable light rain In west por-
don; fair, but becoming threatening in the east
portion. with probable rain Wednesday night:
nearly stationary temperature.
Utah-Fatr, but becoming threatening wednes-
day evening; probably slightly warmer.
For Arizona-Generally fair, but becoming
temperature.
For San Francisco and vicnity-Rain; nearly
ationary temperature: brisk southeasterly
winds. w. H. HAMhoN, Forecast Oficiaf
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London Wool Sales.

LONDON, Dec. AT the wool auction sales to-
day 1883 bales were offered, of which 1900
were Withdrawn. fair selection was offered
and competition was steady for all good parcels
but inferior sold irregulary. though unchanged.
A moderate show Of crossbreds was freely taken
by Yorkshire. The following are the sales in de.
tail:
New South wales-36l5 bales; secured 5d@Is
Glad; greasy, 4G9d.
Queensand-274o bales; secured 9dQols 1sd;
greasy, 5@S1ad.
41a(9ls.
South Australia-993 bales: greasy, 41A@sd
Swan River-13o bales. greasy, 4d0 6L9a.
New Zeaiand-1417 bales: secured 614d@ls:
greasy. 21h@6Iad.
Capo OF Good Hope and Natai-286 bales;
greasy, Sd.
Falkland-44O bales; greasy, cord.
Puntas Arenas-2lz bales; secured, 21A661Ad
few bales of Indian greasy combtngs were
Withdrawn.
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MARKET REPORTS.
TUESDAY EVENING. Dec. 4.

TUESDAY EVENING. Dec 4
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
silver off again.
Shipment of 1905, 1897 to China.
Sterling Exchange lower.
Wheat futures off again.
Barley quiet Corn and Rye dull
Oats lower.
FeedstuffS unchanged.
Beans inactive.
Hay steady.
Potatoes and Onions quiet.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs unchanged.
Turkeys coming in again.
Game rules steady.
Honey slow.
Oranges weak. Lemons firm.
Dried Fruit. Nuts and Raisins quiet
Cured Meats inactive.
Nothing doing in Hops
Wool neglected.
Beef weak. Dressed Hogs lower.
Bags dull.
Coffee quiet.
Sugar marked down.
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Stocks of Grain.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Advices to Bradstreet,s in
dictate the following changes in stocks of grain
last Saturday compared with the preceding Satur-
day: Available supplies. United Sites and Can
ada. east OF the Rocky Northumberland IN
crease. S98,OOO bushels; corn, $50. 900 bushels;
oats, 4 8 900 bushels.
West of tho Rocky Mountains-W heat. decrease
10000 bushels; afioat for and In Europe-Wheat
increase. 424,000 bushels. Increases of wheat OF
note were in Chicago private elevators and North
western interior elevators.
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SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
TUESDAY. December 4.
ship st Frances Wnn, III days from New
YORK; mdse to Sutton az Beebs.
snip Florence, Duncan, l2T days from Baitl-
more; 2225 tons coal to Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
schr Twilight, Larsen, 10 days from Grays Har-
Dor; lumber, TO Wood, SIade 81 Thayer Lumber
Co.
Schr Nettio Sundborg johnson, 4S hours from
I,yxbee Landing; wood and BARK, to Heyman a.
Meyer.
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Stocks in London.

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-The Evening POSTS Lon.
don cable says: The Presidents message is well
received here, but people here have relinuuished
the hope by this time OF good messages ever be-
coming legislated promptly or thoroughly. Hence
the message has had real effect on Americans
which closed dull. T. here was a large invesumen
business In consoIs to-day and gilt-edge things
South Americans were weak.
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FOR PORTLAND s. ASTORIA, OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y & NAV. CO, E Nc c~a
L NELL, Receiver Ocean Div-wiII dis MEsEa
patch from Spear-street wharf, at 10 A. NJ, for tn
above ports one of their Al iron steamships, VIZ.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Dec 10, 20. 50.
COLUMBIA IS.
Connecting via Portland with the o. f. & v. Co.
system and other diverglng lines for all points ia
Oregon Washington. British Columbia, ALASKA
Idaho Montana, Dakota Utah. Wyoming. Yellow
stono Park and all points east and south and %
Fare TO Portland-Csbin. Sl6; Storage, IS;
round Trip, cabin unlimited $50.
Freight and Ticket Office, 19 Montgomery st.:
Ticket ONCE, Palaes Hotel 4 n ew Montgomery So
GOODALI. PERKINS & CO., SupIS. ocean Div
1u 10 Market ST. ban francisco.
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vance: at P; NJ, irregular 14eIt advance. closed

vance; at p. NJ. irregular A@lf advance, closed
Irregular at A0s4f net advance. Total sales,
Al 900 bags.
Rio-Flrm: Sc 12s3Ou Exchange, 1114d
Receipts. two days. 1000 bags. Cleared for the
United states. 1000 bags; cleared for Europe
none. Stock: $4,000 bags. Cleared from Rio
Dec mber 8, $4,000 bags
Warehouse deliveries from New York yesterday
1855 bags; New York stock to-day. 234,737 bags;
United states stock, 27s,lT0 bags; afioat for the
United States, 2sl 900 bags: total visible for the
United States. o4o057 bags. against 464, 500 bags
last year.
Sugar-Raw, duh; refined Quiet
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Omaha Livestock Yarket.

OMAHA. Nebr.. Dec 4-Catte-Receipts 5000
An active demand from goou line of buyers:
yesterdays prices were well sustained on beef
steers and butchers stock; common and canning
stuff ruled slow and weak Business In stockers
and feeders was active and prices were generally
firmly held. Cows. 81 5O93 so: feeders, 500
so; bulls, 1903 rs.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
G0MpkGAIE GENERALE
TR q N ALTA NpiOHE
French Line to HaVrc.

french Line TO haVrc.
HOMPANY'S PIER (NEw), AZ NORTH <7,<z
" River foot of Morton sc. Travellers 1912
by this line avoid both transit by English railway
and tho discomfort of crossing the channel in a
small boat New York TO Alexandria. Egypt. via
Paris. first class. $3.50; second class. SIG
LA tASCOGNE, Capt bandel0H.. ..............
Observation-Disclosures 'ecember j. 1 80 A. NJ
LA BRl1IAGNE, capt hupe.'.....s
.............- ...... 'e"rI Der Z. IL 100 z. NJ
La BSURGo6NE Capt Leboeuf ............
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. cember l5. 800 "A n
LA CHAMPAGNE, Capt Laurent.............
..,,,..,.,,. ....,,,,,. .'""ember 3. II 80 A. NJ
E5- For further particulars apply TO
A. FORGET. Agent,
no Bowling Green. New York.
j. F. FUGAZI d CO.. Agents. S Montgomery
Branch once, 10 Montgomery street. au3Is
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IN BIG LUCK.
st. Paul Wins the Bio pr;,

ST Paul, Dec. 4.-E. Fox & Co. today
pa'd SIo'oOO 10 one of their lucky patrons.
Inc money was won In the November
drawing by wellknown resident of this
CIV ana was RENTED through the Dollar
savings Banks o. Kansas City. Mo.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE HOTEL.
Pendleton W, Ptland David N
Glass, Chico Grimwood, Fruitvale
Malpas, Los Gatos S & Preston, New
ID Beer. Paysou, " ashington
II stevens Boston w j Magner, Ohio
kiser Il W. Wyoming Mrs g Kfser, wyoming
> Thackinger. San Jose K Alexander, Oregon
Coulter. st Joseph j Plerey. Prescott
Mr&MrsRequa, Oakland Miss Chabot, Oakland
Woodruff. Chicago Mrs HWiIiams San ateo
Miss NJ Cooke, Chicago Mr. Poett, Chicago
Mrs NJ Bessie, San Juan F Letb San jose
Mrs j Cone, Red Bluff Miss Conc, Red Bluff
Z Runyan &w, Red Bluff Schroeder, Cologne
DR. Ludw G, Cologne Reiter. Cleveland
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
R Maloney. Q n Campbell Calistoga
Harper, Or T Ii Harmon, Portland
X Knight, Or W Taylor, Woodland
Dillon, Sacramento w Holland Stockton
Hickey. Red Bluff Massey Stockton
Perry. Vallejo Hogan, Conn
T Carlton, Vallejo Decmcr Il w. III
a " orr, = y n Cashier, Los Angeles
Hall, Z S n Il P Herd W Santa Cruz
j w Ktmball e. W, Or + Madison. Stockton
Finley. San Mateo WALTERS Santa Rosa
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
e scott, Cincinnati j Cushman Fargo
W Karr. Stockton Hanuor, Bakersfield
Thurman. San Rafael Greeu, Seattle
Thompson, spokane j II Stamford, san Jose
w StOlker. MERGED j Dertt. Oakland
F Powell, New York q Appeby, Oregon
Bailey, Astoria j Bartlett. Vancouver
Dickey, Los Angeles II Brown, Mexico
Erickson, Minneapolis Elliot. Scahome
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California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, Dec. 4-The Earl Fruit Company sold
car OF California fruit at auction to-day real
izng the following prices: Pound Pears ST. 100
20; Neiis 81 1901 IS: GIout Moroccan. SO@Sbc;
Easter Beurre, 81 10: Victor, 90c; Beurre Girls
12c: Yerdel grapes, half crates. 81 20@1 ~
Tokay, 81 60@1 80; Muscat. 81 70; CornIchon
81 10. This car realized $1,000 gross.
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Treasure Shinment.

The Oceanic took out treasure list of sSo5
337, consisting OF $50 $50 in Mexican Dollars
$6667 In cold Coin. $l05 in Gold Dust and S2l2.
7UOIn Silver Bullion.
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MORNING SESSION.
Board-20 Edison Light & Power Co, lOl1a; SO
Market-st Railway, 10, $685..
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Beard-30 Gaslight, 1915; 10 S v Water
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

sonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call was easy at 1@l1a%: last loan
IL: closed at z. Prime nercan tile paper. 231a%.
actual business in BANKERS bills at 81 S74@44 80
Tor demand and 81 S6s4@i 81 for sixty days
Commercial DIIs, 81 S6@4 1914. Silver certlf-
Gates, 6l1sc bid.
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for pressed and i11t92c for Impressed: white
Nee.arinss: e@7c n; Red N.essrnes 81. @6e.
crown loose are quoted at 14c p ID: 3-crowu. 21a
@3$4c q 10; 2-crown, 1@414e p 10 seedIess
crown london layers s 81 bos? clusters
81 10; Dehesa clusters. 81 50@3; Imperial Gus
tiers, 81; Ac !. loose 81 -; 4-crown Loose,
UTs-N othing going on. Stocks mere are
ample for all current needs. Chestnuts. iI@l2c
shell and 6@7c p 10 ior hardsheIl; Almonds, Az
@5c for nartishell 7@71ac for softshell and S@
Eastern and 412c for California: Hickory Nuts,
0@oe; Peeahs. &c Tor rough and &c p for
. n Cocd ppfsS s1 a49 Bsaz Nuts 77se
VEGETABLES luash is higher Los Angeles
G Green P psnnar &c ~ DRIED 3kra
1219c p ID: Tomatoes, zo@5oc 2 box; MarrowfaI
SQUASH squash, seas ton. hubbard squash $40;
s cabbage, 59g69e cti: Feed Carrots, 3o@4Oc;
CURED MEATS rade is not at all brisk.
fle for light and for e1 ,fPs
light: Eastern sugar-cured Hams, l2(0 2l+c;
gi flor hams loc ss MSS Beef s7@ 50
$!G@ll: extra primo Pork. $1Z@l2 so; extra
clear, $40 5000 q Dbl; mess. sls; smoked Beef,
LARD-Eastern. tIerces. 6s4c for compound
and s14c for pure; pails sloc California tierces,
SC: 10, ii tins, 9lec . n: do. sib loo p h. ''
HoPs-Choice are rarce and would bring TIC
hard to move al 5961ac . IL 'Np'-' N'--
HIDES AND ski Heavy sailed steers
quotabIe at 6@e14c y 10 medium. SOS 1ac % 10:
light, &c; cowhides, &c: sailed Kip, 4C; salted
Calf. 6@7c: salted. Veal sc; dry Hides usual
lection, o1a @9c dry KIP, Sc; dry Calf, 10@12c;
prime Goatsklns, zO@35c each: KIDS. SC: .eer-
skins, good summer, 25@30c; medium, 15@221ac;
winter. &C; Sheepskins, shea ings, l0(g20e each;
short wool ESQ t5c: medium, 40@50c each; long
wool. 5u@75c each; Culls of all kinds ABOUT 1ac
less.
TALLOW-No rendered, 41s@l458c; country
tailnw. 4@414c p ID refined, &c; Grease, 3@34ac
p 10
WoCL-Continues excessively dull, and dealers
expect no improvement at present. We quote
Fall as follows: southern and San Joaquin. 4@5c;
Mountain Free, b@Sc; Northern, 6@3c; hum
boldt and MendoUino, 7@9c; Eastern Oregon,
7@1Oc; Valley Oregon. 1O@l3c Q ID
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Exchange and RuIiion.

PORTLAND, Or, Dec. 4-Clearances, s27O773
balances, S3S. OO7.
Wheat-Valley, SOC; Wala wala, 1881 "A ctl.
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Foreign NJ arkets.

WHEAT IN LIVERFOOL.
LIVERPOOL, Bee. 1.-The spot market is higher
at SIS 512d. Cargoes are higher at 26s for off
coast, 25s Sd for prompt shipment and 25s Sd
for nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow.
Ing Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter.
December. IS 2;4d; January, IS 215d; February.
5s 2s4d; March, 5s Sd; April. SIS Sd; May, IS gid
SECURITIES.
IoNDoN, Dec. 4-Consols, 1o3; Silver, % l-16d;
French Rentes. 1927 621ac. Bullion out of Bank
of England, 99l, 900.
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Chicaro hInraets.

CHICAGO, Dec. 4-The Paris cables at tina omen.
Ing stronger than had been reported from
there for a very long time The price had at the
opening made jump of 12c per bushel The first
transaction covered range of from 6i14 69S II 1bc
for May, with trading at both extremes CONT
mental markets were steady. Every commission
house appeared to have buying orders, and for
half an hour or so the only heavy seller in sight
was ardridge n. l.. Ream finally came TO Pard
ridges side and sold long wheat. he short sell
ers Knocked the bull feeling inspired for the for
down from 81 1ac To 605se for May. he domestic
news was bulish as well as The foreign. Dry
weather was reported to be doing extensive injury
TO fall-sown wheat. When the market cont nued
selling May dropped to 604sc and then to 60$sc,
and closed at 606sc.
Corn-The opening price for May was 495sc
compared with 1870 at the close yesterday. 1t
advanced to 1890 sold off to 491sc, to
49HSc and in sympathy with the weakness in
wheat C osed at 40 L20 1880.
oats-May started at 3234c, sold at s?7sc down
to 325s@32szc and and closed at 325sc
Prov lsions-January pork dropped 121sc in the
frst transaction. subsequently declined another
Zoe and closing with net loss for tho day of
Lard was from 5@l0c lower a. the close. and ribs
from TSan Ta2eal2 ono lower og receipts ala It.
for tomorrow.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
"h'i hess Short f Hs' ss. E SS s
5niy s sS3s asy 5,a IS s. S7
Corn No 2 May. 81 20 81 Is
Dee......47i4c 467sc Mess PorR per DBL
May se 4 49, May sls 50 50 slsSS
Cash quotations were: Flour Steady. Winter
spring patents. SIS 1908 so: spring straehs, 81 ~
az 70: bakers extra. 81 So@2 20. No. 2
Spring Wheat. 5912@6lc. No Spring Wheat.
nominal: NO. Rcd. 5612c: No Corn,
4I1ac; No. Oats. 2914c; No, White. 500
No Barley. 5s@54e: No. 8. 49@591ac No. 4,
6O@5lc; No. l Flax Seed, 81 471a: Prime limo
thy SEED. $5 50; Mess PORK. y bbl., $l2 90
IL 1919: Lard. 100 1bs. St 921s; Short
Ribs sides Qoose), So 00@5 10: Dry Sailed
shoulders fDoxedl. $5As @55s: Short Clear Sides
Iooxedl s6ss@6h2: Whisky. distillers finished
goodS.S gal. 81 23: Susers-Cut Loaf, 5.lSc; Gran-
ulated, Also STANDARD A. 4c
on The Produce Exchange TO-DAY the Butter
ket was steady. Cream cry, l4@22c: dairy, 12@21e.
Eggs, steady; PIC.
Hogs Receipts. $4,000: official yesterday,
1883; shipments. $40: left about 1000.
Quality very good; more heavy lots, Market
rather quiet and SO DC lower; prospect of activ-
81 2094 40 for rough packing; 81 z06a4 rs for
mixed 81 45GHl IS for heavy packing and ship
ping lots, and 81 40@4 o for pigs.
Cattle-Recepts, $500. Prices were steadily
held all around. Nc descriptions showing quot
able change from yesterdays prices. From 81 25
SO 20 for fancy Christmas steers, but not much
business was done outside OF the limits of 81 500
8 70, tho prevailing prices being 81 1902 So for
cows. heiferS and bulls, and SO 1896 steers.
The close was rather easy
Sheep-Receipts, 10000. To-day's quotations
and S:@4 % for lambs: So 1904 l 8 taking most
of the latter.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS,
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co

nISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN zo
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska AM <%TTNKa
Dec D. II jar .. 80. s%sssss2le1.s
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
Dee. and every fifth day thereafter
For Eureka. humboldt Bay, Steamer Willamette
Valley, "Yery Wednesday e A Il.
For Newport Los Angeles and all way ports.
every fourth and fifth day, alternately, A. NJ
For San Diego stopping only as Port Hartford
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, Redondo dos
Angeles) and Newport, every fourth and fifth day
alternately. at II A. n.
For ports in Mexico. loA N. 18th OF each month.
street
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., General AgentL
LIT 10 Markes 81, San Francisc1.
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Sam Francisco Meat Market.
Beef is weak. Hogs are in large receipt and
easy. No change in Mutton. Wholesale rates for
dressed stock from saughterers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality, sc p 10; second quality,
4@41ac; third do, so ape p 10.
NEAL-Large, 4@5c; small, 5@7c p ID
MUTToN-W others, 4@41ac p 10 Ewes, 315@
&C q 10.
LAMB-o06c p IL.
PoRK-Liye Hogs &c p 70 for heavy and me-
dunn grainfrd ana 412c y Il for small fat dressed
do, 5@614c q 10.