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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-07

Chris Smith, the famous plunger who
owns Yo Tambien, got his start in New
York one day by betting S35 i'm poolroom.
The winners all came his way, and in two
weeks lac had won $1,000. Then he went
into the theatrical business with play
called "rhe Sea of lee" and IL was such q
frost that he lost every dollar he had AT
Gloucester i'm 1890 he ran 80 cent piece up
to 81 800 in single day, but after several
weeks of varying fortunes he found himself
possessed Of only $50. Fickle fortune then
began To smile upon him, and in a short
time he saw his go develop into $50 900.
Since then 1t has been no uncommon ex-
perience for him TO be rich one day and
penniless the next, but he Is now credited
with being worth at least 100000 1t is
said that he constantly carries 10000 or
$4,000 in his inside pocket, and that he
rarely makes plunge of less than 8, 900 on
$4,000. Some Of his big plunges have cost
him dear, and the defeat Of Melanie and
Royalist at Guttenburg some time ago are
said TO have caused shrinkage Of $4,000
Ia his finances
Jack Mcdonald, the we'll known book
maker and plunger, about three years ago
engineered one of the biggest coups ever
made on long shot In America. He So
cretly bought and trained mare he called
Daisy Woodruff and entered her at Morris
Park. No one knew anything about her,
and 100 to l was the opening price against
her. Mcdonald and his friends backed her
80 heavily that the price against her was cut
right and left, and she went to the post a
hot favorite. She won the race, however,
and Mcdonald and his friends hit the ring
for a cool $4,000.
Another daring plunger who has won and
lost fortunes in a single day is Dave John
son. Last year early in the season he won
about $40, 600, but his luck turned, and IL is
said that he ended the year away behind on
the game Two other famous plunRers,
Pittsburg Phil and Mike Dwyer, are said to
have shared the same fate.
One of the best long shot stories extant
Is told at the expense OF a bookmaker called
"Fatty" Phillips, who was on his block at
Hawthorne one day last year, watching the
horses at the post, when there was break.
away, and just rs Phillips saw that Housa
tonic was left at the post a small, tsznid
voice below him piped, Five on Housa-
tonic" Ii seemed to be such a clear case
of money to burn that Phillips fat form
fairly oscillated with suppressed chuckles
as he clutched the g bill thrust toward him
by Small Voice and cried, Five hundred
to 8 Housatonicl'
The instant he secured the ticket Small
Voice vanished in the crowd, and when il
was announced a second later that there
was false start the fat bookmaker nearly
had heart disease. He looked around foi
Small Voice, but Small Voice and his big
ticket were out of sight. The horses went
to the post again, Housatonic won the race
In canter, aud the fat bookmsker emitted
heartfelt groau as he saw Small Voice, a
man who knew a start from false start
every day In the week, take s5o5 out of his
strong box EARLE III. EATON.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-07
White.
The Safety Prize Fight.

Something more harmless, yet interesting,
In the line Of prize fights has been intro
duced at the Puddlers' Athletic club, says
the Louisville Courier-Journal IL is termed
the safety prize fight. The contestants each
wear three ourpe gloves. They stand di-
rectly opposite bach other, as In a regular
fight, but between them IL punching bag
made fast TO the ceiling and floor by means
OF a number Of bands. Instead Of hitting
each other with the hard gloves. the fight
ers strike the air inflated bag, trying TO
make the bag hit the opponent. The fight
Il more one Of endurance than science. IL
one Of the fighters IL struck squarely In the
face, he Il sure TO be knocked fat on his
back For this reason ducking Is n great
feature Of the fight. IL II very interesting
TO the spectators and keeps them laughing
most OK the time.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-07
ONE HUNDRED TO ONE.
Little Money Is Ordinarily Made
ON Long Shots.
A FEW BIG CoUPs AT LONG ODDS.

Jack McDonaid's sisS. 900 Wins with Daisy
woodruff-over 500. 900 Divided ON q
100 to Derby winner-rhe Owners OF
Long shots Rarely Benefited.
When the newspapers recently announced
that John Mccullough had won a race at
odds OF 100 to at Roby. every small bettor
In the country who occasionally plays the
races sighed because he did not have % or
so on John. Such winning, however, has
proved the ruin OF many a man. II Is a
mere matter Of blind, brainless luck. The
lightning for once In hundreds of times
happens TO strike in an unlikely place, but
the lucky bettor Immediately imagines
that he is born turf plunger, new Pitts
burg Phil. a second edition OF Mike Dwyer
or budding young Napoleon OF the betting
ring.
Five hundred dollars a day will furnish
coal for small family and leave dollar
or two for cigars, and the bettor is sure he
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-07
40 Horses For Sale !

Can be seen at the Pawtut ket Street Rail.
way Co.'S stable. 81 Broad street, Pawtucket,
RI. G. y. LUTHER,
sl9u General Manager.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-07
CARPENT TIERS
Spring
Cleaning
Demands

Choose from the largest as
sortment, pay the lowest
prices. Carefully note this
price list, it's the lowest we
ever named, for cash or by
easy partial payments, week
ly or monthly.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-07

White.
White 10 play; black 10 draw.
Chess Problem No. 288-By s. Fleischman.
Black.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-07

] can American Cocoa for
/ can Epp's Cocoa for
! can Fry's Cocoa, small, >
/ eau Bensdorp's Cocoa,
/ can Van Houten's Cocoa,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-07
CHECKERS AND CHESS.

Checker Problem No. 206--By A. J. Heffner.
Black.
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and policemen. and among them is much
gnashing of teeth They fear and with
good reason, that the various funds of the
city will be so depleted after the payment
OF the bonds That there will be no money
lett for salaries
1t is not probable that the present City
COUNCIL will do anything more with the
matter, but the general belief is that they
VIII leave the responsibility upon the
shoulders of the gentlemen who Will be
elected to succeed them next spring.
All for the Sick. CO.
The vacant store at the corner OF Broad
way and Thirteenth street will be onen to-
Gay and tomorrow Tor the reception of
donations of money, groceries, furniture.
coal, kindling. old linen or co ton, fruit.
lelles. or supplies of any kind, or any,
thing that will be of use in sickroon, to
the Fabiola Hospital. The sehoeT-children
are being urged to donate something to
the sick, and Wells, Fargo & Go. : Express
WIFI bring from any part OF The State, free
OF charge, packages of not more than
twenty pounds each addressed to Fablola
HOSPITAL.
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Fore;rn PORTS.


START POINT-Passed Sept 2S-Bark w w
Grape, from Tacoma for Queenstown.
CARDIFF-saii ed Sept 2s-br ship Inchcape
Rock for San Francisco.
COZ oN-Arrived Sept az stmr City of Para I'm
MELBOURNE-Arrived Sept 2s-Sehr King Cy-
rus, from Tacoma
Importations.
FORT BRAGG-Per Daisy Kimball-1 cs organ,
z pSgs mdSe. bxs fruit, 90 tons scrap iron, cs
patterns, 1870 N # lumber 25 NJ shakes.
Whltesboro-4 eds slaves. / cs sewing-maehine.
fo,nI a. Arenane 70 bxs apples O1s berries
San SlMEON-Per Coos Bays cs eggs, tubs
AZ oxs butter, ok hardware, bis seaweed.
lcnes, so bxs apples. 55 bdls green hides. 8 bds
green calfskins 20 bdls green peIts 81 dry hides.
Cayucos-2 bIs Butter, coop chickens cs eggs,
8 bxs dried fish.
Gavlota-l ok butter. lot tent. 2 bdis bedding,
DIS tlnware. pkgs poles, 20 SKIS crawfsh.
Port Hariord-7 bxs butter. 3 cs eggs, l box tel
material bx fruit, csK bottles. 63s SKIS beans. 1
Carpenteria-55 bbls asphatum.
santa arbara-3O Dxs lemons. . SKIS dried pears.
! SIX walnuts.
VENTURA bx butter. 55 bxs lemons. 8 bxs seed,
aso SKIS peans, pkg mdse, cs eggs. bx dried
San Petrol BILE tsh.
East San Pedro-145 cs'sardnes, 40 cs mackerel.
Hueneme-l cs eggs.
Los Angeles via East San Pedro-l cs psper
rOkILAND-Per Willamette ,743 SKIS wheat.
S6lS SKIS barley, 2732 SKIS oats, 100 SKIS fax. 1906
sks hour. 500 SKIS feed, 1865 SKIS shocks, 81 bdls
arms.
Consignees.
Per Daisy ktmball-C Hooper & Co: N Craw-
iord; Dodge. Sweeney Co: Russ, Sanders Il Co;
Martin, Feusier Il Co; DE Bernardo Westphal: II
lerry wilson Baechtel Norton / eIler IL Co;
fastehe Bros; Golden State Miners Iron WORKS
Union Lumber Co; j kimball; A Gier; A MS
paeher Bros; L White; \ Hall; W L Lowell; J
A SpIller.
Fer Coos Bsy-Hills Bros: Hawley Bros Hard
ware co; NI1lden & Co; Nevbauer q Co !;
howalsSy q Co: Smiths Cash Store; w Rouse ;
Price d Co: q smith & Co: w Knights &
GO; Ross Hewlett; Dairymen's Union; Sunset {
Tel Tel Co; De Bernardo & Westphal; w Knox:
whitney Co; Ivancovieh & Co; Gusmani
Son: Nj Ehrnan Co; Changers Business Assn,
Dutard; a CALI Fruit Co: ID Tiede man q Co;
American Union Fish Co: A Paladini: Haas Bros !:
Smiths Cash Store; Wieand Brewing Co; C s s
Co; h ArmSby Il Co: JW Gale h Co; Cal Fisher.
mems Union: 5 Frank Il Co: Z Whitney a. Co ;
Dutard: Tilmann * Bendei; Is Raight: G. p
co; Hegler 81 Johnson; Francis Smith & Co; q
> simon; John ID 1y er; Wilson Bros; j + Rogers :;
Fisher Packing Co; Hooper q Jennings; GoShil
"a Kohn; n Jenny Co.
FER Wi1ame tte-AlIen & LewlsS II Dutard: Pac
Elevator Co: Moore Ferguson IL Co; Schwabacher
Bros; Cbr1sty Wise; BaIfour Guthrie Il Co; Is
Cohen;: NJ Deteis; Catsop Mill Co; Waterman
q 20; Car Chemical Works; Hvistand, Warner &
Co; Gutter Moseiey; HilIens &c Co; Sheridan
Harding & Co; Chambers d Cow lei Co. :
For Late Shipping Intelligence See Eighth PAGE .
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MARRIED..

HAN EN-HENDRIKSEN-In this city, Septem-
): Der 80. 1894. by the Rev. q. Groensberg Peter
. Hanseh and Anne H6hdrlksen.@
ST0DRARD-MowER -Iu this city September
70, l5'i: by the Rev: J:-FuendeliEg Henry A.
. Steddard and adobe Mower
MANSEN --KR0EGER-Iu this. city. September
- %. 1894. by che Rev: j. Fuendeling. Fred Man.
sen afd Anna Kroeger. .. -
0W-SFADEMANN-In this city. Septem Der
7: 45,=is94, by tho Rev j. FueHdellng Niels Nj
e. Schow. and Alice Stadeniapn, = -: - = -
JOB AN N3SffN4=R mis- CITY; septeBn-
her 90 1854; by the Rey. J: Faendenng, Claus
r. .tohauusen and Bertha Reimers:: - &C. -
:QUIAN-- 2 Y fFIELI1 = In this CITY, September so,
- ES94s. hy he Rev. Father Earkih John }. Quinn
and Emma puffelds both OF san Francisco -.
pEAgON--P pN = Ia San jose september rs
f. 1884 hythe Rev, Mr.. niusfnor@, 8. +. Deacon
..0f. San francisco and AZ Josephine Purdy OF
+ IS All. jose: -. =. ::
JON ES-HAL M1adletown. Conn :. Sc ptepl-
L Der a. tSaz, by the Rev n. G. Aaheso1 Walter
= Ji,Iresof san Francisco and Annie X. Hall OF
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Foreign Wool AIarlet

LONDON, Oct lat the Wool sales to-day
12.!77 bales were offered. OF which 1000 were
withdrawn. There was another large proportion
of faulty. Yorkshire and Scotland buyers bought
cross breeds. Secured was in less demand aud
Irregular. The American purchases to-day
amounted to hardly 500 bales. Following are the
sales In detail:
New South Wales. 4O2S bales: secured. Sd q
Is 12d: greasy. 44d@9d.
Queensland. 42s bales; secured, Is 1sd; greasy
514d.
Victoria. 2O4S bales; secured. 71ad@ls SID:
greasy 5@1ld
South Australia. 1875 bales; seoured. s1ad@
Is 1ad: greasy, 3@7s4d.
New Zealand, 1890 bales; secured, 51ad@ Is
31ad; greasy. 4@l012d.
Cape of Good Hops and Natal, 657 bales
secured 9dG6ls Ad
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..GunlsRl.. LINE.

New York: to LILY yrpij.,I, via Queenstown,
: from Pier 10, North River. :. -
::'+::. :FASt EXPRESS. MAIL SERVICE.
LIe aniat Oct 6, ;0:3lAM Luc MIA Nov g. 9 800 AM
Etrurfa. Oet:l3 3iU0Pd Etrurla Nov. 10, 8 100 PM
Campania. Oct 20. 9 Y0A Cam pania, oy.: III SAN
Um1i4a.oct 81. 8 .ee Pd Umbria, Noy.:24 $40 PM
Ianin passage. $50 and upward; second caoin
modat1onS :: :. : .
:bteerage tickets to and from all parts or Europs
at very low rates For freight a;id passage apply
at company, S onice bowling Green, New Il orr
: >.vERNONiH II. BR0WS & Co.'S, General Agents:
: Good accommodation can always be secured on.
application to WILLIAMS, DIMOND d co.. -:
:: <ThSa9u II Agents. San francisco.
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= -ss>:.:!:: .!:-5es.= -
: MORE. RAIN 5. PR EDfCTED ):
IF the Wind coneinnes. a Storm Ma
.t:...s $685. i-OrT3R J0. J1av:.. -:

r.. :,. RI s. Come fo- Day:
/ The: rainfall for*tne storm which ended
Sunday was J. netles :fit this city and
tlle heaviest amount re corded Tor tSeptem-
Der aay year siace the American preq-
patton. it,. : z :5: =. i . f..
i FFher was IA; trace: pf. rain at: Eureka
ses .erg:ay, and Foreeas Ufieiai "a afnlnoti
|: ntgkt predieiea ft the wind Kept up that
there would. be q general dawn pour: To-
uay.: s: + *. =: II .a II :.i. :. s
+ L has been decided to establish 4 nj offlre
at Ind enerdeh ee.= Inyo. County,. which il
considered a. better tIacr than KeeIet,
wfeFe*tlH office: wa recently discontinued.
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! 05 sTokays, half crates. 81 As: Malagas, 81 rs
81 30; Muscats. 81 %: Cornichon. 81 SO: mixed,
.! 80: Bishop, S5c@$l; Ounces. 81 05@l Is.
Porter brot1ers sold to-day auction seven
cars OF California fruit, as follows: Malagas
b l0@4: singles 90c@Sl 4O single Museats,
81 0591 30; Cornichons. 81 25@l 40: double
crates, So 40; Salways, S0c@S5 Picquet. tie,
81 80
Porter Brothers. New York, sold three cars:
hah Tokays. 81 65@l SO; MaIagas, 81 so; Corn
1chons, 81 3593 05: Winter Nellis, 81 SO: SAL
ways. 55c@S5; Georges late, 7Oc6Sl.
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n Office Furniture and Fixtures
kss, C. F. WEBER g CO.,
ss! -2sssg 300 to BOG Post St.. cor Stockton
vi S2-1 mr3l TuThSaSuly
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
FOR PORTLAND q astoria. OREGON

DHE OREGON R'Y & NAV. CO., E. Mo fesa
L NEIL. Receiver, Ocean Diy.-wfl dis sE&S&3
patch from Spear-street wharf, at 10 NJ for the
above ports one of their Al iron steam ID ps viz ::
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Sept IL II, Oct l,
6, !. 10. u, 81.
LUMR; A-Sept. IT, 20, oct 8 IT, %.
Connecting via Portland with the o. r. & n. Co
system and other diverglng lines for all points in
oregon. Washlngtoc. British Columbia Alaska,
stone Park and all points east and south and to
Europe
Faro to Portland-Cabin. Sl6; steerage, So;
round trip, cabin, unumlteG $50.
Freight and Ticket office, - Montgomery st.
Ticket office, Pa = :tot 3! 4 n ew Montgomery st.
6ooDALL. PERKIh & CO., Supts. ocean Div
1u 10 Market Sc. San francisco.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. Co.

STREE HA Y Ell: EAHN, TRAvE, SkALE, AL
~ LER. EMS, .WERRA,' FULDA. ELBE -
KAISER WILHELM II =
New York. Southa mi ton,a Aremeu.. The rast ex-
/: press steamers Of this company sail every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY: Landing passengers in
spathampt in '7115 days or less from New York.
These steamers are celebr for their speed and
the comfort afforded passengers.
/: -: .MEDlIkiIRAN MEAN SERVICE =: =.
.::Ni1VI YORk. GIBR;ELT NJ, GENOA.
FuiGa, Oct g.. 10 A Mslwerrs, Nov. pa, 2P NJ;
=Werra, Oct 20 10 A. N: KAISER; Dec. l. 10 A. N
Kaiser, -qct. ~, T. A. NJ. Fulda Dec. r3 10 4 Ar
Is Fulda:" -AOv. TO- 2 p, M,EWerra, Dec. 2s; Juan.
= .CAb1n:rates FROM $50 upward. - :.
ROBERT :CAPELLE. Gen. gent for Pacific
Coast. as Montgomery street. under occidental
. Hotel. San Francisco. - -, la7 lyThTn .
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RftRN

STEWART-In this city. September 49, 1894; &c
the wfe:of Rev. George d. b. stewart. a daugn-
ter. =
EDWAkDS-In This city, September 80, 1894, tc
the wife OF Herbert j. Edwards. a daughter.
BALpwIN-In Oakland, September 1, 1894, tc
:. the wife of E. Baldwin,
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NEW YORK STOCKS.
ney and Railroad

Bonds, Exchange. Money and Railroad
80 Shares.
Money on call easy at IL; last loan, IL: closed
at ~. Prime mercantile paper, 3@51a%. Sterling
exchange firm. with actual business in bankers
bills at S4. S614@D4 S615 for demand and 81 IS Il
IA IS l2 for sixty days Posted rates, 81 S61a@l
4 S719 Commercial bills. 81 s51a@4 1854. Sill
er certificates. 63i2c bid.
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!. ALAMEDA.

=: labor: DAY :ib Alameda was TenarkabIy
aniet. From 30 CLOCK ION The city asslIied
Sunday appea ance. = .- - ::
:: GnA f1neinaI: Boa fr4i ee4s.: =.
;. The yaehts Little Annie and Dan. wers the
winners in tie #pfnnants challenge race which
came Off Sunday over the ceufSR az The club
heQse. IN " lich the Little Aii4ie ndef eetsl-
mand OF GOklnlQdUr Leosratu. :antth IDeIina,
llleeHHanG of CAPITA In 11aiifea1 started ia tie
FIRST Grass and The Dan; Ga l1ain BissefT Fawp
CaEfa IA Ephelt IT ysg1. and The J faTetce Gapt
lain PEuIriIaet started be Sc OLD caitss. Z he
trip ever the course WAS made il, good tifne
aud WltlsQns sh aecfdeD4, resulting iH til Little
Annie bf la the victor Ia The arst class andihe
Dan in lle see9nu class. -. :-:: -: -.
he satlIn time OF tffe st Ella cilts Il !:
Little AliAte-- nal time, earreefed
4 Ii:e "A ttIaE TINE, 1.o5 40; cor
5recteds l.3Si1 s., Z !. :: ~: I:
: Second GLASS;! Dah-Act4al:. time, 1:SS7 90 /;
cor ecEeG.z- ! i22<59., *EaMn - Aetlial time
l-44:48; cor reeifd ]. 4 SO :22 FFefence-Ae
tu&l Inn e. AS D9 oreected, j s3Gi24. H., .
=. =: - r. Pc rk ms aud Milla4d.'
All5the preliminary arrangements for the re-.
:cepi4on OF; The. Hos. G*uFge+C. Perkins and
ii on. S. a. Mi Hard: bayes 1ee4I eoiTplrted and
the prUe{ lniiae 81 TaTade. fi4Is4
by lie BAND and bbHfiIes on The AL ii1i.
haul The hard VIII disco curse file nj nsfc aud tile
Afaiieda Ee pu hicata Club Quartet viii fe d. r
seve al stie eiigns Of vocal music at suitable
intervals. The meeting will be ca He'd to- order
by lie Hem: a. b. president OF The "A la.
III eda Re pp D icat ab. l1O WITH Introduce me
speak els of The eyeniag. =: ::
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

p birth. marriage and death notices sent By mall
viii not be inserted.. They must be handed In &C
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons auUnorz-
ms to have the same published.l =
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::.ja.!IaIifarn:ia EltrIlit: ! i -. !. !.

CTiicAeos; oct l.--Tile Earl + Fruit Company sold
calternta frut ar auction to-day real, z{ns as fpl
lows Beu re ciaarsea 81 7OlSI 80: f5aelss
81 4h9l sos. Vicar. sI SO pnonuaxa: .overrfpe s
81 2bi Winter N ellls i 40: Seckelss poor 81 So s.
nHcness, 81 so 10y eine, 81 1901 so; Salwaysz-
9eeees5 georges, late, scs Pfcquets, late, SIG
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snIpP NC. tNT5H ELftS-4izNc;i;s Is,


b -...= ( Arrive si. -:
>: stInr Daisy Kfmhali. Johnson IA hours ffoin
Fort Brage. :etc; pass and .nldse; 10 J s KfHbalt
ana way P9rts pass and lnaset to Geoaal. Pefk ms
stmr Keweenaw, Jen kihs, Ito hours I'm eomo1;
$500 tons coal TO S Ca: = -
sehr Mary G. Catilbbels 20 hours IT oln; B6desas
4o bxs butter. To Ross AZ Hewfett. :::.': ::
:: ~: 4. + II =. Sailed: ~ Z b: b.
-. >. ;MoNnAx. October ~
stnr State OF California Ashley, Portland and
Astoria. .i = :: =, );
&: Stlnr Alex Duncan, Dorans = :: =.
f. Strur GfeeHwood% Carlson. :i:.s$ -.
+ Brshtn Grempton Scott; liverpool; :,
. .schf Spokan; darneS on i. Port Gamble; =.
. ':Sehr Bender Brothers. Aadd art; 80: -
s SchE ocean Spray Neissn, IyersenS Lana ing.
sehr archie and Finite. Olson, stewards i ONT.
|. Schr Nette5Spau borg, y ohnson; III =
.:~ Z. ~: Telegranifin. =: :: ;.
< POINT IoB0S410eteber. LILO r .MA-Weather.
cloudy; wind SW velocity, A. mfless :; 49, Z:
Avg l41,2sN y. SO w. ship Standard, from New
Fl: &: go MiscelI aIle o a
: LONDON, % ct t-Hrs ship Morris By from Liver,
poo for san francesca. at into Montegideo par
TALLY ID in a ga le. = / -.
-: - Domestic Perts.: u e:
PUNT IgBQ the bar Oct. i--f ri st mr.
Grown: Of .Englandt, from Port Los Angei IS tor
VAC IA .BAYI-Arrived Oct I-stnr scotia,
I. Goes BAY Sailed Oct i-stmr Afager fer san
Francisco =. - -
:. Gk kES Woop--Arriyea= oet p stinr al eazat.
from Point, Arena. =; = =: - =. I;
SEAT { SAILED Get f-shlR Spartan, for San
san pf9G osatrea OCT l-U stnr Theris. s.
: Asdottl A<saAtef Oct 81 nj 81 co ftlin bia ard
Geo ~ f4tfer. or San Frame fsco. =: :; ::
Arrived 1oct1f&r SHIP = lie nbu firm A ntweTp.
F. GRAYS IIARBCR- ed tir;t! -SJmr LAX me,
for - rsRcfsco; schrs Sailor Boy, Lizzie Rrieh
and Marion, fer San ranc4s Co; seliy EWpfght ts:
f Arrived Oct lis hr Ghas. e e=Fa1x from San
Pedt0:: schr Jennie stefia. h entey Sent 81
RI: HADEOGK Sailed OCT: I4-bark Cali
for a., for tue west coast Of South AfIerlc
+. <YESN Rk-Arrrved.Q Oct 1--Stnf yer SpliAg,
froAi Redondo. i s
;, San ed OCT I-stmt sI1ver Spring torsan Fran:
Cisco. = =:
/ IoN--Arrlysa oct A. sehr ooafanzs hspee
!: fokT BK a G -Arrixedso oct l---stmr* Rival. I'm
San FeifrGa =: = :: -
. .SEtlKEKA--Arrived Sept 80 -zsrhr Hell en- III
kilnbaH, hence Sept 90 20 -eStmr Nort FOLK, hnee
sept 70 <. :i:: -
Saiesl Sept 30se hr Efvehia, for san Francisco.
.%lNERsENs i AM ING rrivea Oct + Schr 4 /.
Thur /. renee Sept 20. =:
.s.9 s. s. 81 Arrisel OCT stmr rroteetfoa,
!. yEsrf6RT-s Sailed oct l-lstllr. Cieone,. Tor
II Eastern Ports. ~: =: :
NEW YQRk-satled Oct. 4 stmrs Columbia and
Aavanceffor Cotton, ~: . :
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!. ontahaa Lirestock alalrkelt.

= OMAHA, NeBr.i Oct, IL Cattle Receipts, 4aoet
desirable beef Steers and geod Cows were In fair
demand and steady biit common was slow At
teak frices5i: Business in ;Sfdekers and Feeders
was slow but; decent stuff ruled fully steady at
last week's priees. Cows Sl69x a0s HeferS. 81 b:
tS1 70; g1iis 81 75eDi so alvesi 50 5e95, 10 :.
Feeders. So 5U6l3.:.:s- II: Pr. s. 81.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.

NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
Mrs R!osser, Portland L percy Modesto
Hun. Modesto Peterson, San Rafael
L "A SiNelrn, san Rafael Miss a Fernando SRafel
- heWe oakland Morgan VT, Chicago
A Hasler, chicago % "A Grooms Alameda
G Mcdonald. Alameda NJ Howard &w Bakersf1d
j NJ dewitt, Seattle = Pollard, Sacto
NJ duncan, oacto Bowers, Los Angeles
II Donovan, Colima & Crane Halifax
Ily Iacoma Griffith, Tacoma
L Brown, Seattle
PALACE HOTEL.
Miss II French, Chicago Watson, Portland
hOhn, fortland ii Keller, Philadelphia
) Mcdonald Ny Mrs NJ Mcdonald. Y
Z T. Pearse Michigan Ed Ross. Chicago
y Keller. Boston tarnham. Boston
Il stuart. Scotland j Griffin Iondon
Gen Kruger, u. A Lawrence Boggs, o 8 A
j D1nkenlel, Irooklyn l. Cowles, New Haven
Dir GordeIro, Mare Island Leonard Cox n
Il j Wtdney, Los Ang w T Solomon NY
X Cloak Monticello j w Harris Monticello
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r.oreign Mar X cts.
. WI EAT IN. Liver POOR.

- wB Eat. N, LINE POOL =
LIVERPOOL, Oct i - The spot T. market Is
steady al As s1ad. Cargoes are slow at 2Is for
off coast. 22s Sd for prompt shipment and 22s sd
FUT UREs.
:: The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow:
ing Liverpool quotations Tor o. 2. Red Winter :
october, 4sl1sd; November, rs "a: DECEMBER.
sd; january. As s4ad; February. As. sgd;
:. -: SECURITIES. -
LoNpoN. Oct. r.-Consols. 40l Is. l6 Silver.
20 81 Sd: French .Rentes. lQ2t 621ac. Bullion
into Bank Of England. 100000: :: -. =.
a.. ~Pertisnds Business. :.
PeRTLbNp, Or, Oct. j. -Clearances. :s29s. Ice;
balances 500 1872. :. :: -.
,Mheat-yailey, 721se . cel; walla w ala, 2lls