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The evening world., 1894-02-23

UI'rom PACK

Pike-Thesc tests of the hew battle
ships are all right as fur as they go, but
they don't go far enough.
DyEc-Wha would you like to have
done"
pix Wen. If they'd fire at the latest
ships with the latest guns. we'd have
some Idea of what they could stand.
The evening world., 1894-02-23

from Judge
MIR. Thompson-l tel ye, dat I'd Flick
ers IL Il lay Niger.
Mr.. Utica Jones Is dat 80?
Mr.. Thompson-Yap. Why. he's too
lazy to shake when he's got de fevrr-'n-
uypr.
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4 nourding-housc saint.


iffOm lll4r
Laudlady Poor Mr. Lightweight died
last week. and II any one ever dies rvei
to 20 10 heaven he did.
Mr.. il.avynaul twho is slightly in ar
reIrs, Why"
Lanilady weeping) lie always paid
his board In advance. never rumplaine-i
II his bsL wasn't made up. and oh. suci
a delicate Hprti,r as thai poor saint had
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\ Hint.

Eddie Aunty, didn't YOU say you dotted
on me?
Aunty- N-s. dear.
Eddie Well. aunty, II you should take
me out and buy me some candy and II
should turn Out to be poisoned, then
you'd be my u%ntilut". wouldn't YOU?
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Ficklcness.
From Judged

Shelter heart is like a novel-easy
TO read.
He-Yes, and like a novel in a circu-
iating library-not to be kept longer
than TWO weeks,
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From '.lseD
Nuerlcls-S, the doctor saved his life >
SaI ,Hs-iI:s poverty. rather. | should
script ms fillci. " ~
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What tI"rMrd Her.

lF-om Judge
BurgIar-Sho miss! | wouldn't harm a
hair Cf your head.
Yol ny Woinan-It ISN'T my hair I'm
thinking Of: us my pocketbook.
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Tier joyous Season,
From Puck J

From Puck
Giles-l never expected to see a smile
N that landladv's face during these hard
times.
Merits She has her rooms fun Of the
illogical students, and they are all keep
ing Lent.
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PORT OF NEW YORK.
OUTGOING STEAMERS
SAILED TODAY.
Ln.s Charleston.

INCOMING STEAMERS
DUE TODAY.
Ir1ma, pgnde' Fer 10.
hiyrna kinEsiCn FEB. Is
Torean Glasgow Feb
lNLisG MOnar,h London Frh :.
Noordlsnd Antwerp Feb. 10
Amsterdam, Rotterdam Feb 10
Amsterdam Rotterdam Feb 10
IlTepe. LHnian Feb 5
Mississ'ppl l.oHloh Feb. 8
Miramar, Gibraltar Feb i
olbsra, 81 Lucia Feb 10
Gsrnan'c. IiN errool Feb. H.
Aller, nremeu FEW t.
Wslmar. bremen Feb 10.
Produce, Gibraltar Feb. d
DUE TOMORROW.
Exeter CITY. swansea Feb. ..
Galileo. Hull FEB. 10.
Winchester, Rotterdam Feb. I,
Santiago. Nassau Fsb, ~
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Brown hear 'n-y'r" going L repeal
~" Laws making attempts at suicide
,r.m nal.
Jones Wen. that doesn't interest me-
much,
Brnwm-Nu" thought l. wDu,i make
ynur mind easier when Nou shave your
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Pine Tree state BENEFITS.


First Traveller-Have you ever known
what 1t is to want a drink and not have
the means to get 1t?
Second Trayeller-No. stranger; I've
always lived IN Maine.
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An Expose.


from HAlloJ
Fond MotheT-What is the next letter?
Little Tommy-S.
Fond Mother-And the next?
Tommy.
Fond Mother-And what comes after
7?
Tommy-Papa, and he kisses the cook.
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Quite Right.

from Puek)
School Teachsr-Bobby. can you tel
me the name OF the National gamer
Bobby-Yes'm: bunco.
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The Vorr'd Man

YOnug Woman-Now, Mr.. Fewords.
don't you think my picture deserves n
hanging?
Young Man think electrocution IL
preferablc.
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one Requisite Lacking.
From puck.)

iFrom Puck
WiggS-Do You regard Mrs. White
Wings as a professional or amateur ac-
tress ?
Fu;lites-Most decidedly an amateur;
| don't understand hat she has even APP
piled for a divorce
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4 Horrible Fate.

From IIallo)
That's awful sa!i Mrs. MalaproS
looking UP from her paper.
What is?" growled her husband,
They're going u e~lectroplate anolns
man at Sing Sing
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CATTLEMEN AND RUsTLERs.
Buck TnyIor's Statement ms to Q
Queer Situation in Wyoming.

Buck Taylor. the noted Western cat
tleman and bronco rider. gives a lively
picture of the condition of the cattlemen
in Wyoming, and tells some graphic
things in connection with the recent end
ing OF the wal with the so-called
"rustlers," says the San Francisco
Chronicle. Taylor has arrived here from
Rawlins. where for some years past he
has been in the cattle business. The war
he says, has ended in a curious way.
at has come to. Il close" he said Last
night. land the trial OF the .cattlemen
has proved n farce, merely because
Jurors sufficient to try the case could
not be got. In this wal the wealthy
ranch n cattle owners were wrong.
and the so-called rustlers were rlgnL
were simply cowboys who had been
b!arklisted for one thing and another
offensive to the rich men, and they could
not get employment anywhere on the
80 they started little ranches Of theI
WI and began to raise a few cattie
and to farm in some instances. the rich
cattiemen did not want to see the coun-
try fenced up. They wanted 1t all open
and uninterrupted for themselves. There
fore they made war on the Gowooysa
whom they called rustlers.
They followed them, attacked tnsm
and killed two of them, and then the
cowboy forces turned in and conquersa
the others. The cowboys got forty-bx
OF the cattle owners hemmed In ana
imprisoned and captured their wagons,
containing dynamite and poison. Thess
terrible weapons OF destruction the rich
men were going .o-use. Well. when the
cowboys captured them and got posses
sion of their wagons they concluded u
give them a dose OF their own medleihs.
And they were just about to give mem
Il dose of dynamite when, OF a suhdeh
the Government troops arrived. -
II was in n stage going to Rawllhss
few days after and met Judge BroWn.
who had been engaged to defend IN
rich cattlemen, and ! asked him WIZ
he thought Of what the cattleinen ~"
done. He said that II was an outrasS'
but that he would get them all OF,
He had a way to do It. But In DONG u
he would not attempt to excuse thsW,
that is. to me. Well, the way he mao ~
view for getting them off was nrst
get permission TO have them all lris5
together. In this he vas successtul; ~
then he started In TO get a Jury. ven
there were forty-slS men. and each ~
being allowed so nan challenges, pa
emptory and otherwise. II was tounu
before they got along very far that ther.
were not enough men in all the counss
TO try the cattlemen. Moreover; ~
people found that II o totally pann'
rupt the COUNT to carry. the. case On
This was due to the shrewd way I"
which the case was manipulated.
80 the whole matter has Just endSo
It was a farce from beginning to emo
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4 Great CART.


iFrom Jn0r"l
Miss Curious has the gift OF second
sight"
Indeed"
yes, she looks back twice at the
dress OF nearly every woman she
passes"
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without Help.


tFrom Hallo)
my husband died last night without
warning"
why didn't you call a doctor?' !
1T, was not necessary. He died any
way"
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In the Hospital.

from Hallo.)
Patient No. HAPPY Is the man who
Is never born,
Patient No. why do you talk such
nonsense Such luck happens only to
one man In a thousand.
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Purely Accidental.

CFrom HAlio)
First Brooklynite-DId YOU hear about
the trolley Accident?
Second pttts-No; what's the matter?
First Brooklynite -Missei killing any
body yesteraAy,
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lSHA
4 just Mnn.
r. nn

4 just Vim.
D ,From Hallo)
Belle Why have yuG g.yrn my Little
brother II package Of those nasty, cheap.
strong cigarettes?
Suttor BrCaus" he hangs around the
parlnr all the time | am calling ON NOu,
and he Just makes me sick.
by the Card.
from lld'lo)
Fist Grille is absolutely heArlless.
Second tilrl Tnat does no, matter as
long as he j. We'll supplied with dla-
monis.
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How Those Girls Love one Another.

Wrom Truth,J
Jess-How do you suppose he came w
propose to me? A..
Bess-Got tired OF talking about us
weather, probably.
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STRAIGHT OR SLANT.
Seventh Grade Teachers Discuss the
New STYLE OF Peumanship.

The principal subject discussed at Tuesday
afternoons meeting Of the seventh grade
teachers OF San Francisco was vertical hand
writing. Among the many teachers present
considerable difference of opinion existed as TO
the desirablity of so radical a departure from
the prevailing style OF penmanship. A large
number Of the adj thought that the vertical
style was preferable because of the ease with
which II could be taught and because OF lis
especial Eligibility while others declared that
in their opinion IL would be better TO degeu-
crate into what was termed ''Ihe ugly, angular
and hard 10 READ English style"
Superintendent SWEET suggested that those
pupils who naturally inclined toward The up
right instead Of the slanting line 10 writing
should be allowed to follow their INCLINATION,
care being taken TO see that they maintained
an easy ana proper position and held their pens
properly. Special stress was laid upon the i'm
portauce OF teaching pupils 10 use The arm In
stead OF lie hnger movement in writing, and
Instructions were given as 10 the proper eXer-
cises 10 use 20 secure ease aud freedom Of style.
Suggestions as 10 the teaching OF reading fol-
lowed, and the teach rs were advised To pay a
little less attention 10 arithmetic aud little
more to the agreeable and useful art OF reading
aloud correctly ana smoothly.
Questions on The Course Of study occupied the
attention OF the NEE ing until near us close,
when the subject of the needs of the unem-
plOyed women was introduced by Superintend-
enI SWEET. All present were asked TO Interest
themselves in the matter. and lake steps a.
soon possible TO assist In a movemen for the
relief of the many who are suffering for lack Of
WORK. The meeting then adjourned.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened weak yesterday, but sold up
as the day advanced. and then fell of again, aud
closed weak and heavy. a telegram stated that
Mr.. Rule was rapidly recovering from an attack
OF pleurisy, and would be and al work again
to-day. The Wine being sunk from the 165O OF
Con. Cal. q Va. IS in good punches OF ore when
keep on improving depth IS attained Notulhg
OF importance was received from The huIe uf4Lt'
but the face Is IN ledge matter.
on the early call OF the Pacific Board Ophlr was
steady at 81 rs. Con. Cal. Va sold down TO
IS so and back to IS %. Staut was an active
buyer al 81 in the big board, and the price adj
vanced until the = p. call, when Staut and
Coffin BOUGHT the stock mp TO 81 20. Large
amounts OF Best & Becher and Con. Cal. Va.
changed hands during the daT, aud a scarcity OF
these TWO stocks is reported by many OF the lead
ing brokers.
The annual meeting Of the Brunswick Con. and
the fullion Mining companies take place TO day.
r. Miller, the mining operator, is confined 10
his residence with serious illness
Silver was strong al b9c IN Aew \ Ork yesterday
and al 49, in London.
Ire assessments on Chollar ana North Gould
& Curry delinquent in the boards to-day.
The Pan-Americau development Company has
levied AL assessment OF cents per share, lie IN
Quent ebruary >.
II the savage they have hoisted 2l6 cars OF ore
from the slopes above the 100 level and shipped
age ST 81. I he Nevada mill was not running
during the past week. The north prospecting
DRIFT from the 100 station IS now advanced 49,
feet from the face OF the drift. They started
Qusrtz and pOrphyTy. On the 1850 level the east
drift was advanced % feet; total distance l26
feet; tace III quartz giving low assays.
California Electric Light will pay dividend OF
Is cents on the 18th.
Canfornia-street cable paid dividend of so
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z box; loose Muscatels. in SKIS. 234@S14c 2 II for
three-crown and 2@2I4c for two-crown; cried
NUTs-Cheslnuts are quotsble at s@lOc p 10:
Walnuts. 61297c for hardshell, S12@Sc for soft,
Almonds, li@l2c: hardsheII do, 5@6c; pa
per-sheii 1910 Size 2 10; Peanuts, 495e
s@9c for rough and lie for polished; Filberts 10
@lO12c; Brazil Nuts, lOg111ac; Cocoanuts, SAG
VEGETABLES-Very few Summer Vegetables
came in yesterday. RhuDarb - p 70; Los
Angeles Green Peppers. s@lOc 10: Aspara-
gus, lU@l715c z %; Mushrooms l5@ DC 2 10 for
good TO choice. ard SGl PFC for common; Dried
Okra l5c p II: Dried Peppers, 712@ c y 10; Los
&C: String Beans, i.@S0c > n; Marrowfat squash,
s7@s = ton: Cabbage soc 2 ctI; Feed Carrots $50
45c: Turnirs. !5c; Beets. 75c Parsnips. 81 20;
PRovISloNs-Bacon is Quotsble at l2@15c
2 II for heavy and medium, l315@i5c ? 10
for light and 1512916c = u for extra light;
Eastern SuGar-currd Hams. lilac p n; Cali
fornla Hams, lOGl11ac: Eastern Lard. tierces,
7la(1Slac for compound ana 10c for pure; pals.
lie Z 10; California. tierces. The for compound
and lOc ? 10 for pure: half-bbis, 1OIRc ? u;
extra mess DO $50 bbi: family do, $40 5oSGI:
extra prime 7, r. SisslS SO; extra clear s22
HoPs-Quoted at 15@ls1sc p n.
HIDES AND SKiNS-Heavy saUed steers, sc 2
n; medium &C ? D light, 5G312c; Cowhides. SO
sailed Veal, sc: dry Hides. usual selection,
&c u dry Hips and Calf. &c p n; prime
Goatskins 25@40c each; Kids. 59l0c; Deerskins.
good summer. 25c p 10; medium, 15e p 10; win
Ter SC; sheepskins. shearlings. lO@Zoc each;
short wool. 25@35e; medium. 40@5Uc each; long
WOOL, 5u975c each; Culls OF all Kinds about Is
less.
TALLOW No. ! rendered. 4Iazs4c: country
TalIow. 49414c; Refined, 54ac y u Grease, SAG
&C p u.
WOOL-Fan Wool is quoted as follows: Hum
bOldt and MendoelnO. So l0c = 10: free Noun
tain. 6GtSc p II; Northern defective, 5G7c p 10 :;
South ern and San Joaquin. zG5c; Spring clip
Hum boldt and MendOeino. 13GI4c; CaIaverss and
FOOthiIl, l1@!2c ? n; San Joaquin and South
ern. years staple. bGJyc 3 n: do. short Woods
99lOc s n; Eastern oregon, 10@l2c = n for
choice and SG9c Tor Inferior; Valley oregon, l39
10 = n
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The Lane Lecture Course.

The twelfth annual course of Lane lectures
will commence tomorrow evening al Cooper
Medical College. The programme is as follows
Friday. January u, Professor L. c. Lane. The
Honey Bee"
Friday January 26. Professor A. Abrams ',Row
to Prevent Consumption"
Friday February 9, Professor A. Barkan, Med
ical students and Studies Ia Ancient Times"
Friday, February %. Professor c. Cushing
Cancer"
Friday, March 9, Professor C. n. Ellinwood
Curious Animals"
Friday. March %, Professor Joseph H. Hirsch-
fielder, 1.-The Prevention OF Contagious Diseases "
Friday, April o. DR.. William Fitch Cheney.
'.N hat Becomes OF the BODY After Death?''
Friday. April 20. Professor W, ID. Johnston
Comparative Life Forms"
Friday. May i, Professor Henry Gibbons Jr.,
Headaches"
Friday. May 1s, Professor Charles Il. Steele,
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM u-
L ocean Division-and PACIFIC COAST go
S. s. CO., VIII dispa teh from Spear-street wharf,
at 10 A NJ, for the above ports one OF their Al
iron steamships viz:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Jan Il. "a, Feb. g..
13. %. March 5, Is. 20. April 4. IA, "a.
COLUMBIA-Jan.9, l9. 29, Feb 8, Is, 2S,
March 10. 20, so, April 8. g, 29.
Connecting via Portland with the U. P. Ry. and
Vynes uIEerslh9 nneS LOT an points IN oregon
Montana, Dakota. Utah. Wyoming Yellowstone
Park and all points east aud south and to Europe.
Fare TO Portland-Csbin, $l6 steerage, IS;
round trip. cabin, $50,
Ticket ofhces-l Montgomery ST., and Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery ST.
Freight ofice-200 California ST.
GOODALL. PERKINS & CO, Supt. Ocean Div.
IT 10 Market ST. san Francisco.
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Chicapn NIarkefs.

CHICAGO. Jan. l0.-In wheat there was moderate
trade. The market opened FAC lower, declined
5sc more cables, realizing sales and IN G
failure " the predicted cold weather, advanced
13c covering by shorts at the decline, weak
ened "a c again on renewed selling and closed easy
at Ic lower than yesterday Receipts. LOCO bush.
els; shipments, 5000 bushels.
CATTLE
Cattle-Receipts l6.5O0: prime steers firm and
others easier: prime, 50 25@5 55: medium. 81 50
"a go: others IS 5C@4 Is; Texans. s. So; stock
ers, so 1898 So
HOgs-ke, eipts 81 600: active at 56iGc higher;
rough heavy. So lO05 20; packers aud mixed
50 1908 So prime heavy and butchers weights,
50 a. as so; prime light. So 4095 IS.
Sheep-ReceiDts, 10000; STEADY; natives, SIG
i; Westerns, 81 6093 so.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wheat easy; cash 6l12c; May, o61ae Corn,
easier; cash. 3434 Nav, SSI4c. Oats, easy;
cas- 271SG2Sc; May, 3O14c. PORK. higher: cash,
SI3 60; May. Sl3 77I5. Lard. higher; cash.
So %: May. IS Us. Ribs, higher: cash, 81; May.
81 Us. Rye. as ~ Barley, nominal Flax 81 3512
Timothy 81 20.
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PALACE HOTEL.


II kohlberg & Chicago Culver & W, st Louis
/ Hansen. ontario, Cal II II HyIaud, san Jose
1errlngJon New L q Clark, Portland. or
A J Harrel. VisaIfa c Knapn a. " s Mateo
w DCurrler ", Visalia Rev 5 Karger Rougnton
Taylor W, Nisalia Lea. Oakland
Nashburn. Denver Col y + Mcbride Sf NO
a sampson London Goldsm tn, Chicago
" Msnder, New Zeald 2 I Morgan & W. U ; n
" 10 harrison, Chicago Leasing Rarger &w,USN
] II Fhckinger, Saa Jos Thos ! Sem. U >
Adam HOgg, KanS City Col A J Runl Honolulu
81 ehhan Ch.easo Ben Barry, Paris lex
A Ross, sacramento Ben Her3ot, Chicago
ChaS i hUse. chicago A Alexander, Chicago
8 Is Schweden & W. RdwdJ b MONTGOMERY Benica
II II Culver & W. StLouIs
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
" J Collier & W. Wyo f Awigh. Wyo
j Jones & T. Angels GIMP u ketson. oregon
q " Mctadden. Cal e. Johnson & W Gilroy
AID McMaster. PIainsDrg Miss Roach. Los Ang
II l. Doyle * W, Los Ang VI Finn. Los angeles
} Stemons. Yakima ! Deem. Calhoun
j Ward. Dakota Soper, Santa Cruz
Jones' Santa Cruz L J Farrell, Santa Cruz
j > beaver Santa Cruz w Williams Vallejo
Benson, Detroit Young. vallejo
II Onield. Hanford c Yacey. New Lake
Peterson. Vallejo + smith, Vallejo
ID Rose New Mex BJ Hughes. II Dorado
4 Burkett, Colo J Roberts, Lakeport
JE Stephens. ChulaNista ; q r stewart q W, DIXON
Harvey, Stockton McShane W, vallejo
NEW y ESTERN HOTEL.
Pete Hart, Angel Island w Dickson. Alcstraz
A Peck Napa q w Lake. NapA
% Sarzali, i5oiiuas Graut. Bolnas
Henshaw. South r A Johnson, W, South X
A Johnston, Seattle w l. Hood, Minneapolis
J Somerville, lad b Prescott W, Ind
Riley, Ind
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK Jan. 1O.-The volume OF business
was lighter than yesterday and dullness was the
general rule. The market maize slight rally in
final dealings and closed fairly firm, but with q
general decline on the day. Advances included
Homestake Mining 2 Manitoba l12 and oregon
Improvement /. Governments strong. Petroleum
quiet Al Tao bid.
EXCHANGE. MONEY AND BONDS
Money call was easy az IL and closed at e.
Prime mercantile paper. 315 0515Z. Sterling ex-
change very frmi o0-dsy bills, " o41z9s 80
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Whest-January, 67IsG
FIour-Steady.
HUps-DulL
CCpper-Quiet; Lake. SO 12l2.
Lead-Quict; Domestic, SO 10.
TiD-SteadIer; straits, $40 bid
Spelter-QuieL
Cofee-ODtions opened steady at 5@lO points
advance and ruled generally hrm on large ware
house deliveries and firm European advIces and
closed steady at 1U920 points net advan Sales
1850 bags. January, Sl79l7 90; February. sl6 65
10 10. spot Rio quiet and steady y o. z, 1S1 C.
Sugar-Raw. nrmer: centrifugals. SO test, rs {;
Cuba centrifugal, sc test, 27sci refined, firm and
fairly active
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OCEAN STEAMS HIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN .
IL Francisco for ports in Alaska 9 A. II. FfENfA
Jan. 10, rs, Feb. 8, -, March IL, 20, a,sa-=.11s
April and May 10, %.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
Jan. O. and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays, 8 A N.
For Newport Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth aud fifth day, 3 A. NJ.
For San Diego. stopping only at Port Hartford,
Santa barbara, Port Los Angeles (Santa Monica .
Redondo (l4os AngelesJ and export, every fourth
and fifth day, at / A. N.
For ports In Mexico, 25th OF each month.
Ticket OHce-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street
GoODALL. PERKINS & CO.. General Agents.
II 10 Market ST., San Francisco,
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MARKET REPORTS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JAN. 10.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets

SUMMARY OF THE Markets.
silver firm.
Wheat futures lower.
Barley. oats and Rye unchanged.
Corn weakening.
Hay firm. Beans quiet
Sweet Potatoes higher.
onions steady.
Butter lower Eggs easy. Cheese nrm.
Poultry and Game declined.
Fine Apples firm.
grapes about out OF market.
Provisions unchanged.
Lower prices at the Orange auction
Few Summer Vegetables arrived.
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Wholesale rates 4 ON saughterers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality, 515 G6c p 10; second quail
ity. 4II615c; third do, S1l gao p n.
VEAL-Large, 36c z u; small Calves, 6961sc;
Dairy Calves. ~ q SC e n.
MUTTON-W others, 61a@7c; Ewes, 512Q6c
? %.
LAMB-7@5c 2 10.
PORK-Llve Hogs. 4S4c for heavy and Medium
granted and SC r n for small: stock Hogs, 41aGz
434c p n; dressed do. 71714c y n
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL FRA
- tortnightly for the West Indies anc 800
Southampton. calling en- route as ChvT
France, and Plymouth. TO land passengers.
Through bills of lsding IN connection with the
Pacific Mall ). s. Co., issued for freight aud treas
ure TO direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply
mouth, Cherbourg, southampton. First-class,
$le5: third-cIass. 1877 So For further particu-
lars apply TO PARRoTT q Co., Agents.
sos California St
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General Merchandise.

GRAIN BA6S-CaIcuttas nominal
SUGAR The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash CUBE, Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all $3.50 2 n; Dry Granu-
lated. 4$4c; ConfectOners' A. 46sc; Magnolia A,
4&sc: Extra C. 414c; Golden c, &C: ID, 3$4 C;
Standard A, 412c: half-barrels, same as barrels
and boxes lac more.
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Builders Contracts.

January g. 1894, executive committee Mid
winter Fair with j. NJ Weir, 10 build grand stand
IN Golden Gate Park: $3.50.
January g. 1894. j. y. Woods Jr. with NJ. 2
Roundtree, 10 build on w line Of Page street
1925 E Of Masonic avenue. E. 5e:l014 by n
AZ IS; SS72A
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MORSIN SESSION
Board-55 Gaslight. 20: 10 Water, SO;
$4,000 Bonds, 81.
Street-1U Cal Electric Light, 2l7s; % y evada
BANK, ., lZ5; 20 Oaklana Gas. 42I4 $4,000
"a Bonds, 81; 80 Vigorit Powder, us.
AFTERN OoS SESSION.
Street.-The Gaslight, TO
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES,
WILLIAM BUTTERFlEL0,
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUCTIoSEER.
once and Salesroom. 545 California street.

THIS DAY.
Lnursday... January IL, 1894,
AT IL O'Clock A NJ, on the premises,
liza TURK STREET. NEAR 0CTAVIA,
....I WILL SELL The
magnificent Furniture of Private ReSid enGe,
COMPRISING
avery eleVant Par or suit. carved mahogany
frame, cost $4OOi Grand, Easy. Reception and
Lurklsh Chairs: Leather-covered Lounge; extra
large ana costly BooAcase and Secretary magnih-
cent French Walnut Chamber Suits: best Mat
tresses and Bedding; English Body Brussels Car
pet; Magnificent Mahogany Sideboard cost $50;
LeathrF-seat Dining Chairs; Crystal Cut g ass;
decorated Dinner and Tea Sets; Winthrop Range,
and Kitchen Utensils. etc
WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD,
ls General Auctioneer. SAB California ST.