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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-10
Worlds Record Beaten.

II to customer, mems all linen
4-ply collars. 6 for 80 cts, Monday
only.
1t WOLFF & MARX.
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The San Antonio Football club
held meeting last night and ar
ranged game with the eleven Of
st. Louis college at West End for
Thanksgiving day.
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Col. Ed. Buckley came in from
Cotulla last night.
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Record Smashed,

Mems suspenders 5 cts. Wolff g.
Marx. Monday only. 1t
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Bows Knee Pants,

For rough and ready wear, 25f,
Monday only. WOLFF d MARX.
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Alderman Newton's successor
for Ward No. has not yet been
named.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking PcwdsG
Most Perfect Made.
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These warranted
Malt and Choicest Hops used the manufacture of
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The use of the public patronage, the
corrupt use of the peoples money to Sc
cure voters for the men in Office, will not
be tolerated always.
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No matter how formidable the conspir-
acy may be to control our county and city
Offices the people can over come such a
conspiracy il they determine to do so.
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But at last the moral sense Of the com
munity will become aroused and sweep
out OF public office all those who openly
outrage the laws and defy public opinion.
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Domestic Ports.

DOmcSLlC OrEss
MESDoCINo-Arriyed May 1s-Schr Bobolink,
POINT ARENA-Arrived May 1S-Stmr Sunol
hence May II.
PORT BLAKELEY-Saled May 1S-Bark Co
lumbia, for san Francisco.
EUREKA-SaIled May 1S-Stmr National City,
for San Francisco
Arrived Nay lS-Brfg Tanner from San Pedro
1AQuINA Arrived May 1s-stmr Homer.
hence May 10.
FORT BRAGG Sailed May 15-schr Jas Town
send, for San Francisco
SAN PEDRO-Arrived May iS-Stmr westport,
from Fort Bragg.
CLEoNE-Saied May 1s-Stmr Greenwood. for
,NtwPoRT-Arrived May 1s-sehr Berthe
Minor, from Eureka
SAN DIEGo-Arrived May 1s-U stmr VOL
PORT ANGELEs-sailed May 1s-stmr Mexico,
hence May 10 for Victoria.
City. hence Nav T.
Sailed May lS-Schr Emma Utter for San Fran
cisco
REDoNDo-- Arrived May 1s-Schr Monterey.
Bow EMS LANDING-Sailed May 1S-Schr Rio
Key, for San Francisco.
ALBION-Sasied Nav l8-Schr Rassie X for San
Francisco.
GRAYs HARBoR-saied May ls-Bktn North
Bend, for san Francisco
PORT BLAK ELEY-SafIedM Nav 18-Bark r X
Ham, Tor San Francisco
foRT T0WNSEND-Arrived May lS-Schr
5eerIess, hence May /; schr Fre6E sanders, from
Foreign Ports.
NANAIMo-Arrived May l8-Stmr Bertha, firm
Kodiak.
FLUsHING-Passed May l4-Fr bark Independ-
eht, from Antwerp for Santa Rosalta
QUEEN STOWN-Arriyed Nav I7-Br shin M E
natson, hence Dec IL Ghree of the crew washed
overheard during the passage): Ital ship Fran
| cesca Ciampa, hence Jan 26.
For Late ShtDDipo Ilteufoencs See Tenth Pase
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ment of the trouble the theory that the cecline
OF wheat makes it impossible for the TO levy
in the future as high charges as in the past. This
week is the third in succession there has been no
material gain in volume OF business and pracui-
cally no Improvement in prospect for trade in the
near future, although pleasant weather has IA
vored retail lines in many directions.
Jobbers in staple goods have not found a CORE
spending increase in demand Continued uncer-
tauty regarding tariff legislation restricts trading
in futures in all staple lines This is largely re-
sponsble FOR the reduction I'm volume OF bank
clearngs. Net railroad earnings for March fail
10 reflect the encouraging features which il was
thought would grow out Of enforced economies
on the part OF railroad companies. Gross and net
alike are found 10 reflect heavy decreases. Total
gross earnings of $50 railroads for the first quar-
ter OF 1894 aggregate $i4O 100000 and net S3s-
413UOO which are decreases from 1898 respect.
lively of 1872 aud ST. per cent For March a one
the decrease in gross and net respectively IL A
. ID 1873 per cent The total of available stocks
of wheat ia the United States, Canada and Eu-
rope. afoat for Europe from all sources and Aus
tralia shows decrease OF about IL .0UU, 900 bush
els during the past six weeks. not differing mate
rally from the decline In the same weeks OF 1898
Exports of wheat have decreased, the total OF
both coasts OF the United States and Canada
amounting TO 2,42O 900 against 2,Sl7 900 bushels
last week, 3.S80,OOO in the week year ago
1903 900 two years ago, 100000 three years
ago and 2,373 600 in the week OF 1890.
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Review Of Trade.

NEW YORK, May ls.-R. C. Dun & Co.'s weekly
review of trade tomorrow Will say: The Oh
stacIes TO impro vement do not lessen. The
strikes of cOal-miners ana coke workers have not
ceased, but have caused the stoppage of numerous
works this week and embarrassment to some rail-
roads The conference at Cleveland exhibited
much angry feeling and wide differences and
seems to render agreement more distant. Pro-
ceedings in the Senate dc not indicate that tn e
latest form OF tariff revision has made speedy
final action probable. Yet the recuperative abil-
ity Of the country is so great that tue volume of
business transacted is large, and seems surpris-
ingiy 50 under the circumstances, uotwithstand.
ing influences which in any other land would
cause dire disaster. Wheat sold at SIC for Nav
and 37Isc ior July, though Western receipts have
been only l,2l5,543 bushels for the week, against
6,3l3,O36 last year Exports but 79I,227
bushes. against zoos, I64 bushels last year and
the fact that gOd goes Instead OF wheat at sc or
cotton at 81. l9c has ore well than the rapidly
Frightening prospects Of the yield next fail The
sOundness of the commercial world is shown ia
the dim inishe= Importance Of failures the liabfi
ties reported for th e second week of May amount
ing to only $l,937.53S, OF which Sl,49O 952 was
Of trading and $432. sos or manufacturing con-
The failures this week have been 22U in
the United States. against 247 last year, and "a
in Canada against IA last year.
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FIsH-PER POUND.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

c 1.artln Troy to Charles H. Athearn. lot on SW
On vi Ceary and Larkin streets. 100 by w
$500. - SS'Soe Va mary AhS"h )
I,ns % % RaaeoreeEy to william Beerman lot on
w 96:l0Ls $1,000, - A'li''S4' . 80 W
same to Thomas }. Campbell lot on s line of Nc.
" Ulster street III :lO42 " OF Baker w 70 by S
A. ana az Elizabeth s. Geberding to w H. Gersten
berg lotion r line of Sharon street $50 5 of Fif
teenth ) 20 by + l25; $40.
Elizabeth Brennan: TO Paul Egan lot on " tna
OF Valley street. ITO + Of Church \ ia + co.
SW point 2lS:ll Z of Church. w 83:lI. sia'
II. =. and A. A. Edwards TO Thomas O. Edvgsyrds 20
lot on \ line OF Chattanooga street Tx : 81
TWenty-third, 70 by = 1875; SIO -
= T. c. and Mary A. Edwards to John NJ Tbomas
lot on L line Of. ~Chattanooga street 125 4 of
TWenty-third,.S 25 by i III; $1,000 -
.fotrero Land and Water Front CouDanv 70
Joseph u. Coryel1. lot on NE corner Of army
(Coiusa) ana Missouri streets j. 90 by \ 5O 81
Joseph 3. Coryell TO Annie Cullen. same: So
John-.C.. Morgan ny H. G. Campbell and T. B.
Kent, trustees) TO Rste.Lyneb, lot line of
Twentieth avenue. $50 OF Point Lobos avenue
S 20 by. w l2O; ais lot on NV corner Of A street
and Eighteenth avenue, w 32:6 by N 90: also
lot on e corner OF A street and Nineteenth ave
niue, 81 % by \ 100: also lot on SN corner Of A
street aud Nineteenth avenue, 125, $780, y
20 81 %. 100. e 1885, also lot on Sc corner
OF A street and Twentieth avenue, 100 by L
SZ:2, trustees deed; $3.50.
l. III. Heyn to c. II. and Louisa NJ. j. Hines. lot
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......... s ls,955,336
Increased ActirItr-

NEW YORK, May 15.-Bradstreet's Finan cial
Review tomorrow VIII say: Investment and
speculation are still attended by uncertainty and
hesitation. The market is consequently very re-
strieted and displays no little irregularity in It's
movement. The past week, however, has de-
veloped Increased activity and interest in the
share list
The weak element In the market continues to
be the securities of the bankrupt companies the
shar, of which are liable Co assessment In view
of the heavy contributions which 1t seems neces,
sary to require IN many Instances there has been
considerable liquidation of this class OF
holdings The declines thus produced seem
TO be independent OF the pressure which
bear operators have exercised on some Of
the leading granger stocks. In the latter
instance the movement was Invited in view
of the cutting OF rates throughout the eat
and has been conducted III the face of settle
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sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


Arrived.
FRIDAY. May Is.
stmr Noyo, Levinson, l6 hours from Fort Bragg;
800 NJ IT lumber to Union Lumber Co.
Stmr Protection, Ellepson, 80 hours from Van
cOuver. via Astoria ~ hours: 100 NJ ft lumber. to
Kennedy Inglis: az bis wool. to Ballard Il Hall.
SchI Amethyst. Soiland, 20 hours from Bowens
Landing; = IT lumber. TO Haywood & Hackley.
Berkeley direct.
Schr Falcon, Charleston. 61b days from Grays
Harbor; 500 NJ II lumber, to X Alden. Vallejo
direct
Cleared.
FRIDAY, May 1s.
stmr San Bias. Mclean. Panama and way ports;
stmr Humboldt. Edwards. Eureka; NJ KalIsh
& Co.
Stmr Columbia. Bodies. Astoria; Union Pacific
Br stmr Crown of England. Gibson, NanaImo;
John Rosenfeld's Sons
FRIDAY, Mayla.
stmr san Bias, Mclean Panama and way ports
Stmr Mackiuaw LittlefeId. Tacoma,
Stmr North Fork, Hansen Eureka.
Stmr Eureka, Leland. San Pedro.
Stmr LAguna, Petersen, Usal
Stmr Gypsy, Jepson, Santa Cruz.
Stmr Alex Duncan. Cousins.
Stmr Mackinaw, Ltttleheld, Tacoma
Stinr Point Iona. Conway; Cosmopolis
Ship Cheney. Mosher, seattle.
Bark Germania, Pearson. Seattle.
Schr San Buenaventura. Dahlon. Grays Harbor.
Schr Maxim Peterson, Caspar.
schr Garcia, Larsen.
Telegraphic.
POINT IORoS = May 1910 Pm Weather
cloudy; wind SN; velocity "a miles.
Shipping Sotes.
Steamers to sail to-day are the Columbia for
Portland and HUMBOLDT for Humboldt Bay.
steamers to arrive to-day are The st Paul
from Mexico, Coos Bay from Newport and Santa
Cruz from the southern coast.
oath.
The ship Columbia loads coal at Seattle for this
port.
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NEW YORK, May lS.-7he Evening Posts Lon
don Telegram says: The markets were idle TO-DAY,
but steady, except for Americans, which were fiat
throug bout, closing at the lowest. Louisville was
especially weak but nothing leaks out here ad-
verse 80 the company. Tue financial press uui-
versaIIy holds Americans 1ust now, and the pub
lie is heartily sick OF the way IN " hich the tariff
scheme is dealt with. ArgenJines are improving.
silver was unchanged but firm on the scarcity
Of supplies one hundred and ninety-six thou
sand pounds in gold aud United states coin was
bought BY the bank. and 200. OUU severe igns came
in from Australia, 5000 from China and 10000
from India.
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aioat for the United states, 100000 bags; total
visible supply for the United States 800 35
bags; against 53S. 3U4 bags last year.
Rio - Coffee quiet; No. z. Rio l6SS50 FIX.
change. 7-l6d. Receipts. 1000 bags; cleared
for the United states. 1000 bags; for Europe,
1000 bags; stock, 145 900 bags
santos-Market quiet: good average Santos
17SOOO: receipts, none: stock $4,000 bags.
Hamburg steady: sales, l2OO0 bags; prices
1IG u pig lower.
Havre-lrreguiar: sales, $4,000 bags; prices
1Z@1sf lower; stock, 10000 bags, including 3d.
OOU Brazilian.
Sugar-Raw firm, quiet; centrifugal SO test
27sc: refined fairly active firm, unchanged.
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cattle market was active and prices ruled steady
to a SHADE stronger. here active inquiry
from both dressed-bee men aud shippers for good
light and medium weight beeves, and they
changed hands readily at generally stronger
prices. There no irnpTovemeut in the heavier
grades. Cowstuf was scarce aud firm and the
market for stocks and feeders was steady TO a
shade stronger Quotations unchanged
Sheep-Keceipts 5000. The demand was very
good from all the houses aud the market quot
ably steady Natves So 25@4 40; Westerns
S30i 70: common and stock sHecp. e. 5U@9 rs;
lambs So 5O6l4 rs.
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Overland shipments.

and Central California in April over Southern
Pacific Railroad lines as follows in tons:
from san Francisco, u $50 tons; Oakland, i263:
san Jose, 1855; Stockton. 341l: Sacramento
AID East, 1888 Marysyile. 374; Portland. 522
Total, 3 9Z9 tous.
The Leading items were follows: $40 tons
Barley, $50 do Beans. 57I do Borax, 64.75O
Gained Goods 2726 do Dried Fruit, u do Fresh
Fruit, 1927 DO Raisins, ~ do Hides, Al6 90
Leather, do Honey 50 do Hops, All DO Pota-
toes 1873 do Vegetables. 2SS do Powder 81 do
Quicksilver 2243 do Wool. 727 do Coffee, 1927
20 Sugar, 2l8 do Rice. 1913 do Tea 4OOU gallons
Syrup, l75 tons Canned salmon and ~ 40 Picked
salmon.
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MARKET REPORTS.


friday EVENING, May iS.
SEMINARY OF THE afARKErA
Silver frmer
Wheat and Flour quiet
Sharp break In December rley.
Oats Corn and Rye weak.
Hay tending downward
Pink Beans lower.
Good Potatoes Iirm. onions steady.
Butter, Cheese aud Eggs unchanged.
More Eastern Poultry arrived.
II oney slow
Cherries lower
Dried Fruits dull and weak
Hams weakening.
Oranges selling lower.
Veal and Pork hrmer.
Vegetables in good supply.
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General Merchaniise.

GRAIN BAGS-Cslcuttas. 6@6Isc: State Prison
BAGS, lac: Wool Bags 34G36e
RICE-Chiuese mixed. SO 1898 80; No. 1. 81 10
"a IS; extra No. /, 81 4O(94 50; Hawaiian,
81 371AGl4 90; Louisiana, - Japan, 81 a712@
- 90; kangoOn. So 4 a. so p etl.
SUGAR-1he " estern Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube, Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 5S4c . 10; Dry GRADUATED,
51ec: CoDfeetioners' a, SC: Magnolia A, 4s4c;
Extra C. 1850; Golden &. 1856; ID, 41sc; half bar
rels, 1sc more than barrels, and boxes IA more.
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The Meek,s Failnres.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports 20
failures IN the Pacific Coast states and Territories
for the week ending yesterday. as compared with
81 for the previous week and 10 for the CORE
spending week in S9S The failures for the past
week are divided among The trades as follows: 4
saloons, cigars and tobacco. hotels. . grocers,
l boots ana shoes general merchandise ] lew
eler. undertaken. fruit shipper. 3 banks aud /
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GLASGOW, liverpool and Lond OF

GLASGOW, LiverpOOI and London.
Very low rates now to Irish and British
points per Ham burg-Ame lean Lii @.
CLuSE CONNECTIONS AT SOUTH R~n
~ ampton ana London for Hamburg, tzsllsZ
Antwerp Rotterdam. Amsterdam, Paris and all
points on the Continent.
Unsurpassed accommodations on these steamers
Fe- tickets, cabin plans and further Information
apply TO
A. W. MEYER. General Pacific Coast Agent, zOl
Calf ornia ST.. cor. SanSome. San Francisco mo II
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San Frane;sco Meat gTarxet

Calves and Hogs are quoted frmer, stocks being
less excessive. No change in Beef, Mutton and
Lamb Wholesale rates for dressed stock from
slauehterers are follows:
BkhF-First quality, 513c; second quality, sc;
third do, 5J99i1ac q 10.
NEAL-LaFge, sG41ac: small Calves &C; Dairy
Calves. 6G17c e n
MUTT0N-Wethers. Sc: Ewes, 5@51ac p ID.
SPRING LAMB-61aGSc p 10
PORK-Live Hogs 45s@t$4c for heavy and
medium granted and 43s@419c p 10 for small;
stock Hogs. 31ae; dressed 40. 6l4@63Ac . ID.
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c J. Kaighn with Peterson & Person TO build
a twO-stUr3 building on line of ell street 1876 )
L o. Lott; S55UU.
e. Brauagan with j. G. Gallagher. TO build a s.
story and 3 2-story frame building on y " corner Of
Guerrero and Twenty-fourth streets; SlO9S.
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CHICAGO, May lS-The Barl Fruit Company
sold at auction to-day carload OF California
Cherries. which arrived in good condition. Black
1artarian. 81 5vG2. some choice AZ 81 10 Elton,
81 80: Black Republican 81 80: Royal Anne,
3 80: Purple Guine, 81 o.; Governor Wood, sue
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CHICAGO. May 1S.-With the exception of 4
sharp break IN the middle of the session, wheat
was firm to-day and Osed 1zc higher.
Corn closed 1se higher: oats unchanged for July
and provisions at slight advance.
The opening trades in wheat showed slight
decline. but the market soon rallied 15@5Sc,
broke s4@Tsc. advanced lc changed some and
closed as stated. There was fairly good buying.
while offerings moderate and the crowd
hort and nervous. Influenced TO a great extent
by the cold weather, smaller Northwestern re-
ceipts and the generally oversod condition OF the
market There was also some talk OF a buying
pool being organized and that also acted a
stimulating factor, one operator being credited
with 100000 bushels. The California crop re-
port was quite bulllsh, indicating about half the
usual yield Partridge sold freely from the
ST TT the crowd became long. Gables were
flat and depressed outside markets also very weak,
and some OF the early buyers sold out; prices de-
clinUd sharply in consequence. On the reaction
that followed, however. the loss was overcome,
| the IN ct closing near the top.
In corn the tone OF the start was rather firm, but
weakened later and closed fairly steady. The
early strength was attributed to the cold weather
trades were at a trhe advance aud sold up 1ac 10
! 14e more when the Offering increased, due mainly
TO the arrivals for 60 morrow being estimated al
! 500 cars: prices sold down CSC. rallied about l4C
| to SIC and closed steady.
IN oats there unsettled feeling. The
/ near futures were weaker and declined lac to 19c
] but closed steady to 1sc higher. A panieky feel
! lug existed in the speculative market for proVt
s1ons at the opening on the failure of Durham
! Co.'s commission-house. At the start prices were
/ slightly lower, but they frmed up, the packers
! supporting the market After ruling steady but
! duil for time the market sold of TO very mod
! crate extent mainly in sympathy with wheat, anC
| then reacted with IL later I he market ruled
steady for pork and lard and firm for ribs. Com
pared with last July pork is 25c July ribs 12'
| lower. Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
50 cars; corn, 500; oats, 500; hogs II 900 head
] h leading futures ranged as follows:
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Bank Clearings.

NEW YORK, May Is. The following table
complied by Bradstreet's, shows the total clear
snces the principal cities ana the percentage of
increase or decrease as compared with the CORE
spending week last year:
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Society JeaIouSies.
Texas Sitting,

You needn't put on no airs, you yaler-faeed
piece. We keeps a COW. and has got a pew in
de Blue Light Tabernacle, besides" were The
words of Matilda Snowfall who is as black as
nigh, TO a saddle-col0Ted friend
Il don't keerlef We hadn't got a cow. We
keeps goat aud my mudder Is gwiue 10 hab
carbnnce on The back 90 her neck,' was The
crushing reply
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GUNARD LINE.

New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown
from Pfer 40, North River
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Etruria, May g. 8 80 AM Etruria. June 3D. 8 AM
Lucsnia. June z, 3:O0PM LucaniS. June so, 3 PM
Umbria, Juue 9. 10 ;O0AM EmbrIa july T. 500 AN
Canpan iai mel 6.3:n0PN Campsuja DIV 80 800 PAF
CABIN passage, 8, 0 and upward; second cabin,
$4O, $40. 500 according 20 &C, nm Il tiOis
Steerage tickets 20 and from all parts OF
Europe at very low rates For freight and naS
New York
VERNON 81. BROWN g. CO.. General Agents
Good accomm odation can always be secured on
application TO WILLIAMS DIMOND il CO.,
1hS3Tu tt Agents, San Francisco.
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Office Furniture and Fixtures
TsS@Ys C. z. WEBER & CO.,
gas -ssgsSggll 300 to 3O6 Post St., cor. Stockton
~ mr3l TuThSaSuly
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CT
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM E@1
i ocean Division-and PACIFIC COAST eEEkszg
S. 5. CO. VIII dispa tch from Spear-street wharf.
~ 10 A. NJ. for the above ports Of their Al
non steamships, viz.
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-Maroh 20. April 4.
IA. "a, May 4. IA. -.
COLUMBIA March 80, April 9, 10, %, May g.
19. ~
Connecting via Portland with the U. P RI. and
other dlverging lines for all points in oregon,
" sshlngton, British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho
Moniana. Dakota. Utah, Wyoming Yellowstone
lark and all points east and south and to Europe
are TO Portlaud-Cabin. $40; steerage So;
round trip, cabin, $50,
Ticket onices-l Montgomery Sc, and Palace
Botel New Montgomery ST.
freight ofice-2OO California St
3OODALL, PERKINS 81 CO. Supt. Ocean Div
II 10 Market Su-. San Francisco
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Turtlaf - f.7tsiIeSS.
IoRTLANp Or. May IS -CeAralJH S11S-
600; balHps es s27.n q
wheat-Yaiiey, 7712@SOc; WaIla WaiIa, 75c 2
n
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL E>-z
- fortn1ghtly for the west indies anc $1,000
Southampton. calling en- route at Cher solll :.
France. and Plymouth. to land passengers.
Through bills OF ladng, IN connection with the
Pacific Mali s. 5. Co.. issued for freight and treas
ure Co direct ports in England and Germany
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply.
mouth, Cherbourg, southampton First-eaps
els5: third.cl&sa 997 50. For further particu-
lars apply TO PARROTT & Co., Agents
q sos California St
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NEw YORK STOCKS.
Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.

Money on call easy at q; last loan IL; closed
at ~. Prime mercantile paper, 21a@5I. Ster
ling exchange firm, with actual business in
bankers bills at 81 1884 al SO for demand ana
II s7I4@4 S71a Tor sIxty-days. Posted rates,
"a sSL5e9$ 80. Commercial bills. 81 S61a94 S634.
lre E4Ghhhc
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New Mexico sandstorms have almost
buried several ancirnt Indian towns.
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SErURITIIr9


LONDON. May Is Cons0ls. 100 7-If@100I
Silver, % 1854; French Rentes. 10lf I0c. bulli
into Bank OF England, 9462 000
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Cattle-Receipts, $500: steady to :trife frmer
good steers prime tn extra native steers.
81 l5@4 So; medium. S4@i 10; others, SO 700
3 IS Texans. none sold.
Hogs - Receipts, 2l,000. opened &c higher;
bulk of sales that way closed easier rough heavy.
81 40@l 50: packers and mixed. 81 75I9l 50;
prime neavy and butcher weights, 81 S5S94 80;
asserted light, 81 $50 90.
sheep and LAMBS Receipts. 5000; unchanged;
slow; top sheep, Sz@t 70; top lambs, 81 kOG4 SO.
All sheep arriving new are eli pped.
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMhhs.
Dates of Departure Prom San Francisco.