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CITY HALL PLANS.
Decision by Judge Slack
Regarding Them.
ANY Change May Be Made in Them
According to the Judgment
of the Commissioners.

decision was rendered by Judge Slack
yesterday In overruling demurrer, which will
nave considerable bearing on the completion of
The new City Hail dome, work on which is now
under way
Inc action was begun by Architect LAYER
against the new City Hall Commissioners TO
compel them to show cause why they should
not be restrained from proceeding with the
construction of the City Hall tower aud dome.
Inc question raised by the demurrer was
whether the board has power under the act Of
march "A, 1876. to change the plans adopted
so as 10 construct a tower ana dome $50 feet
nigh instead of tower $50 feet IN height.
~ ms decision Judge Slack says that the act
9t Apfii 4. 1870. provides thar the Commits
SloherS SHAH adopt plans for the erection of
new city hall, the object being o provide a per-
manent building which in their judgment
would be sufficient and suitable to accOmmO-
erument
Under this act Judge Slack holds that the
ADOPTION of plans for the erection of such a
building as specified is confined TO the judR
Ineht OF the Commissioners. 1t neither ex
pressly nor lmphedly cOntemplates that plans
once adopt cannot be changed, and II during
Inc co1fse of conStruct ion the plans adopted
were deemed unsuitable 10 the purpose of the
commission they might in the exercise OF their
judgment Change them.
When the act of March "a, 1876, provided
loi the creation of Board of New City Hall
commissioners 10 take charge of the premises
ana proceed with the construction OF the build
lug according 10 the plans heretofore ac-
cep ed" or contemplated there was no change
IN the intent of the law. In considering The
question uDon which the complaint Is based
What was contemplated? ?" the answer Is
"a permanent building sufficient and suitable
TO provide rooms for The departments OF the
ely government"
II the present board. maintains Judge Slack.
must proceed as contemplated it must furnish
what lie statute ordered ana if changes are
deemed necessary the board has power 10 make
them
For these reasons the demurrer was sustained
aud Faver was allowed ten days in which TO
amend his complaint.
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CATTLE
California Emit sale..

CHICAGO Aug. 15.-The Earl Fruit COMPANY
sold California fruit at auction to-day as follows.
Bartlett pears In California fast refrigerator cars
at 81 60@l So; ripe, 81 1901 so; peaches cling.
$4,000; Susquehanna, 81 is; late Craw fords.
81 o5@1 10: Mary's Choice. 81 15: egg plums.
81 % prnnes gross. 0l 20: Italian, 81 is
Porter Bros, Chicago, sold three cars Calforni ia
fruit at auction to-day: Crawford peaches, 81 ;
early Crawfords, 81 lO9l 20; clngs, 10 to soc
orange cings, 81 10; Gross prunes. soc to 81 ~
Ger mans 81 O3; Fallen berg plums, 81 O5@l 80;
Porter Bros. Co.. Philadelphia sold one car
California fruit to-day az auction. Bartlett pears
$40 80; Gross pTunes 81 rs.
Porter Brothers Company. Boston, sold Z cars
of California fruit to-day at auction. Chelsea
pums, SO 20: Bolau pums, 81; Bradshaw 7bc.
Columbia, 75c9sl so; hungarian. 81: PurnIe
Duane, 81 3I12; Foster peaches, 5Oc6aSI so:
Strawberry Clings, 75c@$l 81: Crawford. sbcSa
81 40; Gross pr1nes. 81 1901 30; Egg pums, 81
Bartlett pears, 81 SO.
Porter Brothers Company, Minneapolis sold 2
cars OF California fruit to-day at auction sns
quehanna peaches. 81 10; late Crawford Al.
early Crawford, 40c@sl Is, some In very PAD or
der; Bartlett pears, 81 rs.
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New York Mark cts.

NEW YORK, Aug. l5.-The stock market to-day
was very even. London was the bull side of
the market. Speculation was less active than on
the preceding days OF the week and the aggregate
transactions were less than yesterday by some
100. 900 shares. At the opening heavy tone pre-
vaiIed, due mainly to the taking of the profits OF
the ent advance but the selling long stock was
supplemented by the rutting out OF fresh lines by
the short interest which has been largely in
creased by the days operations
Sugar rose 14c at the opening. receded IN TO
lO7, touched 1882 before 1 O'Clock, reacted to
l071a, moved up to 10Ss4, the best OF the day,
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FOR PORTLAND O. ASTORIA, OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y & NAV CO., E Nc 4z-
L NEIL, Receiver-Ocean Div.-wilI dis $500
patch from Spear-Stree wharf, 10 A. NJ, for tn
above ports one of their Al iron steamships. viz.
STATE OF CALIfORNIA-August 2, -, %,
Sept. l, Il, II, oct. l.
Connecting via POrtan with the U. h. & n. Ry
system and other dverglng lines for all points 10
Oregon. Washington, British Columbia Alaska,
Idaho. Montana, Dakota, Utah, Wyoming, Yellow
stone lark and all points east and south and to
Europe
Fare to Portland s16; steerage, So;
round trip cabin, $50.
Freight and Ticket office, 10 Montgomery St
Ticket ONCE, New Montgomery street.
GOODALL, PERKIN * CO., Supts ocean Div.
1tf 10 Market st. San francisco.
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total length n feet. Face is in porphyry and
quartz. he last Prospecting drifts started from
me Ionrth and tenth floors of these slopes are
eacn advanced 20 feet. The former Is in low grad e
gre, ana the latter In porDhyry and quartz giving
Tow assays. on the HOO level the north lat
erai drltt from the station was advanced IA feet
dotal length 277 feet face in quartz. AT point
~ Ieet PACK from the face of this drift they have
started an east crosscut and advanced the same
10 1eet, race In quartz ana porphyry.
Durlng the week they have hoisted 70 cars OF
ore Car samples average $24 II per ten.
The Central Gaslight Company ana the Callfor-
ma cotton NILS each pay quarterly dividends OF
81 per share this month.
Dividends were paid yesterd " by the follow
ing local interpretations Atlantic Dynam te.
acc; California Powder Works, soc; Edison
Light and Power, 6623c: Oakland Gas. zoe: San
Francisco GaSlight, Soc: Metropolitan Railway.
1Uc; Pacific Auxiliary Fire Alarm, SC; PACING
Telephone and Telegraph, ACC; Sunset Telephone
and Telegraph, 25c: Mayhower Gravel Mlnin z
Company, loo.
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@eoe . etI: Feed carrots. s5@4oe . etl: Garlic

@60c ct; Feed Carrots. 35@4Oe p ctl; Garlic,
I19@2c p 10.
FREDERICKSBURG New York circular of CIapp
a Co. says: Exports OF Meats and Lard continue
unusually large. Chicago stocks unusually
in I've years. Butter has advanced about 4OZ in
consequence of the drought The moving OF hogs
or drought reports worse. Contract provisions
now selling at handsome profit over the cost
of hogs. About year ago the Provision corner
was broken. rhere appear many indications point
ing 10 an advance based on the twO-thlrd corn
crop theory rs we'll light stocks. The July
average weight at Chicago 226 lbs. against 237
IN 1913 ana 2S3 for June. 1894. Packing from
March August WAS 5.oTO.UOO hogs, against
4.270, 900 same time 1893"
Hams. Bacon aud Lard continue to advance at
Western points, but local dealers do not agree
very well and this works against any correspond
Ing advance here. Bacon Is quOtabe at 100
1O1ac p 10 for heavy and l1@Il 12c for light med
ium: lZ(3 215c for light ana l5c for extra llght
Eastern Sugar-cured Hams, l4@el41zc; California
ANS 13@l3l2c; Eastern Lard. terces &c q ID for
compound and &c for pure pals, 912c; Calilor-
mia. tierces, Size for compound and s@s1@c TOR
pure; halfbbs. &c: lob tins, 912c: do 5-fb. Ices
Mess Beef. $7G7 so q Dbl: extra mess do. $50
g So family DO, SlO@l1; extra prime Pork.
S12 50G1 3; extra clear. S Is 5U@20 q bDl; mess
SIS: Smoked Beet. 10c "a 10.
HOPS Neglected and demoralized at 5@8c p n
for 1893 Hops and s@1oe asked fos 1894.
p 10; med um. 334o . 10; light, Sc . 10; Cow
hides, s@315c . 10; salted Kip, 4c; SaIted Calf,
sac p 10 dry Kip and Calf. 61ac p 10; prime
Goatskins. 25G4Oe each. Kids. 5@10c; Deer
skins, good summer, 25c r 10: medium. 15G20c;
winter, sc; Sheepskins, shearlihgs 10000 each;
short wooi, 25(135c; medium. 40150c each: long
wool 50@76c each; Culs OF ali kinds about 12o
less.
TALLOw-No. l rendered. 41a@45sc; country
Tallow, 49ilsc p u; refined, 57s@6e; Grease,
Wool Spring clip, San Joaquin and Southern,
qnotabi= at 5@61bc q 70 for years clip
and 6@sc 10 for seven months; FoothiIl' 8g9c;
boldt and Mendocino, lO112c: Eastern Oregon
F@9c; Valley Oregon, 1O012c q ID
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MARKET REPORTS.
wEpN EspAY EvENrN

WEDN EsDAY EVENING, Aug Is.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Silver advanced.
Wheat futures active and lower.
Barley quiet.
Oats weakening.
White Corn offered lower.
Feedstuffs unchanged.
Hay in large receipt.
Potatoes weak. Onions higher.
Putter rather qneter.
Eggs continue TO advance.
Poultry in good supply.
Fruit ana Vegetables unchanged.
Dried Fruit firm.
Hams. Bacon and Lard fail to rise.
Hops demoralized.
Honey hardly as firm.
New York Exchange higher.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Aug. .15.-wheat was more active
The feeling was rather mixed, ruling strong early
and weaker later. the closing being. easy. First
trades were at 15@$4c advance. but gradually
weakened down s49lc, rallied "a c., changed some
and closes as stated. The trade bought freely at
the start on the theory that corn was good to adj
vance sharply. though the higher cnblss and high
er opening at New York helped to strengthen me
situation. The weather In New England was re-
ported as unsettled, and this was minor factor.
Atthe advance there was free realizing. several OF
the large commission houses selling Iiberaly
which caused the weak feeling 10 set IN, and In
the absence OF any outside support The prices
steadily declined.
The large arrivals at primary markets. light
clearances ana falling OF in the export busi-
hess were Influences which. aided the reaction.
The trade evidently eYerbought at tire start and.
at the hrSt show Of weakness holders fastened to
sell out, which created a sharp break. The ex,
port clearances of wheat and flour aggregated
81 {, 600, of which only 5000 was in -four New
YORK reported thirty five Doatl Dads taken for ex-
wheat here. ::
Corn continued torule active, nervous and un-
settled. A good trade was witnessed and the
feeling prevalent was on the whole easier. There
was not great deal OF corn for sale at the start
while quite An urgent demand prevailed aud it was
sometime before the cali was satisfied. when offer
lngs increased and prices sagged back, but again
rallied The country bought 10 a moderate extern
to-day, the selling usual coming from local
longs who purchased earlier In the week and to-
day took their profits.
The principal bullish influence was the various
weekly crop bulletins, which were generally much
worse than the trade had looked for. and most of
the reports conceded that rains had come too late
In many places TO do. much good to corn. The
Washington advices for the thirty-six hours iDdi.
Gated clear and fair conditions throughout the
week.
The speculative market opened with an ad-
vance OF $4Glc and sold OFF slightly. advanced
3sc. declined 5s9s4c. rallied 5s94c. then de-
clined again l@l1sc, changed some and closed as
mentioned.
oats advanced early on the strength In corn re-
acting later. but closed firm. The market was
active, withs range in september OF "a.
Provisions were fairly active, advancing early
with corn and better prices for live hogs Offer
ings increased later and prices declined
e. Compared with last night September pork is
1712 lower. September lard 212c higher and Sen.
TENDER ribs 212c lower.
The leading futures ranged al roIIova.
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Stocks in London.

NEW YORK, Aug. l5.-The Evening Posts Lon
don cable says: The stock markets were ouIer
to-day and eIper fenced healthy reaction after
the recent sharp rise. Americans opened firm
and then gave way on reaiizarions, closing in tba
last hours at the lowest point. After hours there
was renewed activity and an advance. Louisvilie
q Nashville leading. The tone Is still bullish
South Americans continue very strong The
present price Of silver applles four weeks ahead
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"IthI-N NtND N n 1sN rl y
wheat-August, 6S1se.

wheat-August, $500
Flour-Steady.
Hops-DulL
Wooi-Steady.
Pigiron-Dull.
COpper-Quiet
LeRd-Weak.
Tin - Firm. Straits, sls 40 asked; plates
steady.
Spelter-Steady. Domestic, 50 32Ia bid; sales
on Change. 10 tons: December tin Si9 %
Cofee-OptionS opened steady at an ad vance Of
points and further advanced 5@15 points on
railroad strike In Santos Closed steady at net
unchanged TO is points advance Sales, $4,000
oags, including August, Bis; Septem Der. $l4 20
GA 70; october. $13 4ODl3 66: November.
81 80: December, Si275; March. $l2 4OtGl2 as.
spot Cohee-Quiet Rio, duh. No. z, 1890.
Mlld-Steady; Cordova, lSC0lS14c. Sales, 1000
Gags Maracaibo; basis lSc for good Cucuta.
SanTSs--ttrm; railroad servants strike in
oaht0S; goou AVERAGE santos, 16S200; receipts
none: stock. 263,UOO bags.
hamCurg-Steady; prices unchanged to "A pig
advances. Sales, 5000 bags.
haVre = Holiday: no quotations. Exchange,
S94u Receipts, 5000 bags. Cleared for the
United states, 1000 bags; to Europe, 5000 bags
Stock. 222 900 bags
" Warehouse deliveries from New York yesterday
$3.50 bags; New York stock TODAY, 1877, 79S bags;
united states stock, l9s lao bagss af1oar Tor the
Uhited States, $4,000 bags total visible for the
Dhied states, '39I ,ilO bags against 409,55l bags
sugar-Raw frmer; fair refining, 224c; Centrifu-
gal, 50 test,314c. Sales 25OU bags Centrifugal, 96
test. 314c;. 500 bags Molasses SO test. at SAC:
QUO bags MoasseS, SO test, at 21le; refined,
steady -
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Omaha Lirestock n1arket,

OMAHA, August 6.-Cattle-R Receipts leDo
Market on very best grades steady, while unfn.
ished beeves lower. Reports showed also IN ~
the Eastern markets were lower and this did nor
help the market here. Butchers stock was in
good demand and generally steady, but there was
only light demand for common stuff There was
little change in the feeder market. Quotations
UNCHANGED. -
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Portland,s Eusiness

PoRrLASD. Or, Aug. l5.-clearances. $lss. 1898;
balances. s95. 6l3.
wheat-waa walIs e5@s7Ac: Valley. 7sa
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Foreign Markets.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL. Aug 1o.-The spot market Is firm
at IS 91zd. Cargoes are quiet at 23s Cd for off
coast, 23s 80 for prompt shipment ana 23s cd for
ma dina @SA
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Sam Francisco Mead Market.

Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers as follows:
BEEF-First quality, 5951ac; second quality,
Az C; third do 3I5@94c p To-
" NEAL-Large, 4G95c; small 5616c 2 70.
;MUTrON.-Wetners. 5@6c q ID; Ewes 412@5c
BIB
LAMB-6G07c p u.
PORK-Liye Hogs; sc for heavy and medium
grain-fed, and Sc p 10 for small rat; stock Hogs.
nominal. hardly any coming in; dressed do, 619@
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NEW YORK sTOCKs.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call easy at II. Prime mercantile
paper. 3@4%. Sterling exchange dun and heavy.
with actual business in bankers bills at "a s714@
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OCEAN sTEAMSHIPS.
NORTH GERMAN nnYn S. S. CT

LER, Ems, WERRA, FULDA. ELBE
KAISER WILHELM IL
New York, Southampton Bremen. The last ex-
press steamers of this company sail every TUES
DAY and SA1U RDAY. Landing passengers in
southampton in 712 days less from New York.
These steamers celebr ated for their speed and
the comfort afforded passengers.
MEDiIERRAN Fan SERVICE
NEW YORK, GIBRALTAS, GENOA.
werra, Sept. Is. loan. kaiser, Oct ~. 7 A. sf.
Kaiser. Sept. - Noon Fulda. Nov. 10. p NJ.
Fulca, oct o, 10. A. NJ Vera, Nov. "a, p NJ.
Werra, Ocf. 20. 10 a. NJ Kaiser, Dec, l, 10 a. M
Cabin rates from $50 upward.
ROBERT CAPELLE, Gen. i gent for Pacific
Coast, / s Montgomery street, under Occidental
Hotel San Francisco. ia7 ly Thru
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ROYAL NAM sTEAM PACKET GO.

STEAMERS LEAVE ASPiNwALL &gsszz
X fOrtnighty for the West Indies and 5000
southampton calling route at ChergOurg
France, and Plymouth. to land pass engers.
Through bills of ladinc, In connection with the
Pacific Mall S. S. Co., issued for freight and
ure TO direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply
mouth. Cherbourg, Southampton. FirSt-class,
$l95: third class. $g7 80. For further particu-
lars Apply TO .PARR0TTa y Gu, Agents.
IT 500 California ST.
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GeneraI Merchandise.

BAGS-Cotton Fruit Bags. 53sc 7ac and 6s4 C
for the three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain
Bags, sac asked; state Prison Bags, SAC; wool
Bags 34036c.
SUGAR-Tne western sugar Refining Company
quoIes terms net cash: Cube Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed all lac; Try formulated, 55se;
Confectoners' A, 61ae; Magnolia A, 544c; Extra
@, 51sc; Golden c, 47sc: d, 1850; half barrels,
1sc more than barrels. and boxes Aac ore.
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CLOSING STOCKS.

4 s7ss for demand and 81 S6L.04 s5s,o for sixtv
DAYS Posted rates, 81 o71z@4 SO and "a ss1
49, Commercial bills. 81 1904 ssh. Silver
certificates, 649065c.
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MoRNINe SESSION.

MORNING Session.
Poard-5n Hawaiian Commercial, s19: 20 DO,
S5S rs Hutchinson p Co. 1915: SO DO, 10; 80 S
V Water, 1914: $1,000 AZ Bonds. 90
AFTERNOON SESSION. -.
Bosrd-10O Hawaiian Commerc al. 80: SO do
85s; lz5 Hutchinson s co. Is; rs Market-st
Railway
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FUTURES.

The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow
ing Liverpool quotations Tor No. 2 Red wfnter.
August as 41sd; September, As cd; Octobar
As Sad; November. IS SAD; December, 4s 7sI a
sEcuRIrIEs:
Los Don, Aug IS = Consols 102: Silver.
rs 1915: French RenteB. 1881 lie BulIion tn ,
Bank OF England. $4,000. w
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G0MPAGNiE GENERALE
TRANS ATLANTIQUE.

GUNAR0 LINE.
New York to &. rpDOi, via Queenstown
from Pier 10, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Cam pania, Aug. 20, Noon Campania St %. 70 80 A
Umbria, Sept. l, 6 80 AM Umbria, SPIT 20, 80 AM
Lucania, sept. 8, Noon Lucania, oct. d, 10 :30AM
EIrurla, Sept 10 :30AM Etruria Oct. l3, PM
Cabin passage, $50 and upward: second cabin,
$40, SO, $50, according to steamer and accom-
modatious.
SteeraRe tickets to and from ali parts of Europe
at verv low rates For freight asd passage apply
at eOmpany's office. towIipg Green, New York
VERNON H. BROWN 4 CO., General gents.
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application TO WILLIAMS. DIMOND q Co,
ThSaIu II Agents, San Francisco.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL

PAGACE HOIEL.
T T Austin, Los Angeles w Travis, Chicago
Siegman, y W Bullock, Chicago
IL W Findley, San Diego y X Huraieston.
G Williams. Cincinnati Il Effey, Santa Cruz
g Young WI, is ID w Harrington, sta Clara
q Retaillau, Paris j Martinez. Louisiana
o RhOades&wf, Omaha Mrs Martinez. n orleans
q b Walters, Los Angeles & Wier, Los Angeles
SHOOK, Illinois SW Dalberg,: Wis
Schaphetro &Wf, Venta L Partial IL VT San Jose
Mrs Wilson, Chicago Miss Douglas, England
Baum, Cincinnati Carl Siernt, Dresden
A q Ryan, Portland X w Ryan, n Y
w Johnson 4 icago Count Les Gerets Paris
Mrs w johnson. Chcgo Kempervane, Londn
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
NJ Mitsulk Sacto NP Peterson USN
J b Parker. Los Angeles L II Dewitt. Cincinnati
j l. Howard. Kansas City q L Collin, DeHaven
Lang, Sulsun = Martin. Nevada
|! q elson. Y SN II II Raw USN
ollVer seer, san jose Lyman. Los Angeles
|. j Louis, Kansas City Edward Hague London
I G White. Sn Luis Obispo q q Guild Los Angeles
4 w Dane. Oskosh Lyons Omaha
II Parker Jr. Sydney Larry Brennan Tahiti
NEW WESTERN RoTEL
Y IL Mansfield Portland M Murphy. Portland
! J Bulbs san Rafael r CIansey San Rafael
u hlncier, sacramento CCovert, Sacramento
| " MaxsoD, st Louis G Aguiiloir st Louis
! 4 Haney, SOnoma II Sly Antioch
! NJ Woods, Antioch = Goblin Antioch
4 q Rancige Cal } w KeYlns santa Rosa
| L Bowers, Santa Rosa j DoyIer San lose
| II Goodwin. Brooklyn j NJ Namara Brooklvn
| c Lewis. Mexico City g Wertniz NrxIco div
| A Gobson, san Rafael
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Builders, Contracts.

Mrs. H. Higgins with S. P. Chambers, to build
two-story and basement frame building at "a Ii OF
avenue: $1,000.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP ca.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN ZEE.
II Francisco for ports in Alaska 9A.M RfEKRA
August 3, 8. Is. %, Sept. Z, 20 Oct. 7, >-asasa-
%, Nov. 6. 81.
Santa Cruz Monterey excursfons-s teamer p o.
mona leaves Saturdays P. NJ due back Ion days
A. n. -.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
July "a and every fifth day thereafter
For Eureka, HUMBOLDT Bay, Wednesdays, 8 A NJ
For Newport Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and fifth day, alternately, y A. NJ.
For San Diego stopping only at Port Hartford
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, Redondo fLos
Ange!eS) and Newport, every fourth and fifth Cay,
alternately, at II An
For ports in Mexico. 25th OF each month.
Ticket ofhce-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
GooDALL, PERKINS 81 CO., General Agents
:. u 10 Marker St. San francisco
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at 80 fen to lob. closing at 1854. gain of one

at 80 fell TO lob, closing at lOsI4 gain of one
point on the day
Distilling was sold heavily on reports that the
company was endeavorihg to negotiate loan OF
S5,UOO,OOO with which to take its distilling ont
raising the money. Several denials of the story
were made but the stock declined steadily touch
Tag 2O1s, the lowest price OF the day shortly after
z o'clock, being break of 2$s from yesterdays
final sale.
Then the later dealings-purchases to cover
short contracts-caused rally OF 5s, making the
net loss 1$z Burlington was sold by Boston and
the West on a renewal of the rumOrS touching the
scaling OF the next dividend, recedIng / per cent
with final rally of rs. Rock Island losed at tn e
lowest OF the day. making loss of So from yes
terdsy, being us from the top fi1ures OF the
morning. when there was an advance OF l per
cent from the opening on the announcement said
TO have come from President Cable that the regu-
lar dividend would be declared next month.
Louisville and Nashville is down 81 Kansas and
Texas is up ! "A. Bond list strong and active.
Government bonds steady; state bonds inactive:
railroad bonds firm. Petroleum steady; Pennsyl-
van1a oil sales none, September option sales
none; closed S012e bid; Lima oil sales none
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RECEIPTS OF PRonUCE.
OCEAN sFEAMERs.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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FLO CIR = Net cash prices are as follows:
Family. extras. So 4O9S So; Bakers extras, s. 80
as 4O- superhne, 81 SOAP IS y bbI: =.
wHEAT-Spot gram continues quiet with no
particular tendency either way. Futures were
more active yesterday. No. / California S6L4@
81 1ac; choice, Sss4 G90c; lower grades, 75@s5c;
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-16

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