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what affect the STOCK market. The haltlng atti.
tude for the moment is disturbing to those who
have looked for continued gain, though rightly
considered 1t is the naturaI consequences of condi
tions which are to be expected at this season.
he Government crop reports are greatly
trusted and YET have an influence and actually
xaggerate the tendency toward lower prices be-
cause those are supposed to report all the Gro rs
too low. Men calmly reckon that II the Govern
OF wheat, the crop must be over 500 900, 900
bushels. and though western receipts for the
week have been only 4,469. OTIS bushels against
$685.. 302 bushels last year. and Atlantic exports
only 467 ,444 bushels, against 9OO,564 last year
the prices are slightly lower.
Corn is stronger, for receipts hardly a quar-
ter and exports barely an eighth OF last years
and the question whether the actual yield, IL
above the Government estimate, may not prove
lower than has been supposed The cotton re-
turns moro confusing, nut all points to a Weld
so far above that indicated by the Governme It
the its statement has been followed by a further
decline for the week of quarter. Receipts thus
far hardly encourage extremely large estfm ates
and yet 1t is to be considered the crop was later
than usual.
The iron Industry records a larger production
in September than in any other m0nth this year,
but prices are gradually weakening because of
Insufficient demand for finished productions some
works are preparing to close shorten time
ew good structural contracts are reported and
two amounting to 5000 tons OF steel rails but
com binatiOns hold up prices of rails and wire
nails The demand for bar iron is un unsatisfactory
and Bessemer pig and steel 0llets are weak
The woolen.miils still have numerous Delated or.
ders for fall goods, but the demand for spring
does not increase. though in nearly all the lower
priced products domestic makers appear able to
command most OF the business that exists
Sales of wool have been 4,S77,4lY against
2,500.452 pounds last year ana 1909 500 In 1892,
and price are shade weaker for fine fleece
Ohio Xxx selling at l715c at Philadelphia but
combinf and territory woeis are steady
liabilities OF si.7I4.276, of which sSso'sS5 is
of manufacturing and 1892, 39l OF trading con-
Germs There have been I'll in the United States
against 2e3 last year. and AZ in Canada against Az
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New York sIar,.a4a

NEW YORK, Oct. 12-Thc share speculation
was firm to strong for the greater part Of the dav
The strength OF the market Is to be accounted for
to no small extent by the fact that most OF the
leading shar es e In small supply in the mark et
There Is now very general feeling that the dan
ger point. If 1t ever existed. has bsen passed and
gold Is rot likely 10 be exported during the resr Of
tho year.
Sterling exchange Is easier. and the yellow
metal cannot be sent forward at profit Canada
Southern rose "A on purchases OF 800 shares
ana Pittsburg c. q. G. ana st. Louis rose / also
ON the purchase OF 800. Toledo Ann Arbor
was strone on the announcement hat the holders,
protective committee would hight the proposed
foreclosure by he re organ izaiion committee and
advanced .5s closing az the best figure touched
block OF 500 shares: st. Paul and Duluth and Ca
madam Pacific fell off per cent on salrs OF 100
shares each. Great Northern preferred advance d
per cent THE other changes the aay are
slight. The Changers are up 3s01s. the latter In
Burlington. Sugar. which was as usual the most
actively traded in, was strong In the early deal
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Foreign Wool Market.

LONDON, Oct 12.-At the Wool auction sal ca
to-day 1929 bales were offered. of which 1000
were Withdrawn. The attendance was small and
the bidding slow. The offerings contained much
inferior stuff Prices for superior woods were well
m ain tanned. Sales in detail:
New South wales-2l2s bales; secured, 6Iad@
is I'd: greasy, 3H@9d.
Queensand-z26S bales; secured. sd@ls I'd;
greasy, 3s4@4d.
victoria-z462 bales; secured. bhd@Is Cd;
greasy, 6(0lUd.
Swan River-21 bales: greasy. 4@s5L.d
1asmania-20O bales; secured, e@9d; greasy,
e@7ad.
New ZeaIand.3124 bales; secured. 41sdnis Id;
greasy, 4M9lld.
cape of ,.eod Hope and NataI-ls79 bales;
secured, 7dGDl Ala: greasy. 31207d.
The series were finished to-day and the general
results are disappointing to holders. This was
largely due to the very large gu nifty OF Inferior
woods thrown uron the market. Some choice
merno woods sold at 1s@ld cheaper and greasy
was partly 1ad lower. secured inferior cross
breds were 12@31ad lower. while well grown
superior goods wero firmer. Good crossbreds and
greasy merino wool brought 1ad or more higher
The total mum bcr OF bales sold during the sale
was 22500O. nearly half OF which were for ex-
port The total American purchases amounted to
1880 bales. Sixty-three Thousand bales were
carried forward to the next series, which begins
November 90
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ings and advanced 21s, but reacted in the fE al
Improvement. The market closed fairly firm.
The bond market was firm throughout the day,
particularly at the close Government bonds
Petroleum steady: Pennsylvania oil sales none:
November option sales none. closed S27sc bid
Lima oil sales none
AND MERCHANDISE
wheat-october. 647se
Flour-Steauy.
Hops-Weak
Wool-Quet.
Pigiron-Dull. Scotch, $ls oo@2o rs: Ameri-
can. Sl0@l3.
Iin-Easy: straits, Sis 46@l5 SO; plates mar
ket steady.
spelter-Dull: domestic. % 421sG33 AS
Lead,aQuiet; brokers prices, IS 06; exchange
prices Tor spot. So $500 ~. Sales on Change to-
day: 10 tons delivery next Monday and Is tons
delivery Tuesday. SIS so: tons Tin. October.
$40 40: tons. October s 8 40: 5 tons, October,
SIS 45; 20 tons. November, sellers option to dou-
p.e. sl5 80; % tons. November $,5 80.
Cofee-Options opened at lU925 points higher
closed finn at $50 80 points net advance: sales.
$4,000 bags, including: October, Sl2 5GG1l2 So !.
November, sll so@li e5; December, 81 80
Clio IS; May, $40 65@l0 So
Spot Coffee-Rio, dull: No. z, l5c: mild, dull
Cordova, lSA@Gl9c.
Receipts, 26, 600 bags. stock. 446 900 bags
Hambnrg-Steady: prices 14@s4 pig higher.
Havre-opened quiet. unchanged: closed steady.
s4@114f advance. Total sales. $1,000 bags.
kio- Steady. No. z, l1s300. Exchange. IL
l5-l6d Receipts. 5000 bags Cleared for the
United States, 1000 bags. Stock 500 900 bags
Warehouse deliveries from New York Yesterday
5s00 bags; New York stock to-day, 81, 500 bags
United States. 22l 900 bags. Total visible for the
United states. 453,736 bags, against 3Sl.233 bags
last year.
sugar-Raw, steady; sales made recently not
reported; refined quiet.
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The Original Little Louisiana Company of San
Francisco, as decided by the Honduras
National Lottery Company Louisiana State
Lottery Company October 9, 1894.
No. 9i0I5 wins $4,000. sold in San Fran
cisco, Cal; No. 4S099 wins $4,000, sold in
San Francisco, CAL; No. 59719 wins
$4,000, sold in San Francisco, CAL; No.
32205 wins $1,000, sold in San Francisco,
CAL; Nos. 600 and 1890 each win $500.
sold in San Francisco, Cal.
Prizes can be collected through any
bank or express company, or will be
cashed at the Office of Metzger & Frank
lin. So New Montgomery street. San Fran
CISCO.
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras. IS 25Q3 IS p Dbl; Bakers extras So Is@
25: superfne. So 1892 81 y Dbl
wHEAT-Continues quiet ana not materially
changed. No. I. 771a@7Ss1c; choice, SOC: lower
grades. 671a@75c; extra choice for MILLING x1,L
DS71ae; Walla Walia Wheat. 67la07Uc far TAR
average. 60@66c for No. 2 and 40C95Oc p cti for
of grace
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SESSION - 10 o'clock MAY = 1oo
tons 92L4c; 300. 92ssc. Dccember-lOO ass.c.
400, S31ae: 100. S334c
REGULAR MoRNINe sEssIoN-Decem ber-loo
TONS, Sac; 100. s4Ac: 200. S41sc May-iOU
9234c e'
AFTERNOON SESSION = December 2oo IONS
S51sc: 500. .S4A 500. "a zsc: 1000 s5c Nav
100. 9S1ac 800, 93ssc; 140O. 931xe; hoo g3Isc
BARLEY-was ffrrner yesterday, both on and ON
cali. Feed. 721a0771ac 2 ell for ordinary and
s3z@S0c p ell for choice bright; Brewing S2ls
@S71ac p cti.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-l0 &C ock-Dee ember- a 90
tons. SSc; 100. SSI.c. May-1o0 SsJAc: 400,
SsI4c
REGULAR MoRNISs sEssIos-December-2o
tous. 81 Isc: 100. S37sc: 400. S3szc May-7OO
s8ssc; 100, SS14c: leo. SStac.
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-May-s00 tons. ssszc:
100, SoLec: 200, 1850. Deccmber-iOO sac:
100. s4Ac; 500. s4sAei 600. sas4c; 1000. "a lac.
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xyait,nr Tor Retau Trade.

NEW YORK. Oct. l2.-R. q. Dun & Co.'s Weekly
Review OF Trade, which issues to- morrow. will
say: Business is still waiting for the develop
menr OF retail trade. There is little better de.
mand in some Industries. but not so good In
others wholesale dealers In all branches are
hating because business does not show distinctly
STAPLES and lower wages in some establishments
hinder purchases for consumption, while politica
interest and uncertainty also have some infu
cnce.
Meanwhile large imports and small exports Of
merchandise, with adequate employment for
money here are raising the rates Of foreign iegis-
alton 80 that possibilities OF gold exports some
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More weevf.x Wheat.

Every Few days of late weevlly wheat Is posted
on the blackboard OF the produce Exchange. 1t
Is new experience In the local grain trade. Yes
terday ABOUT coOo tens in Port Costa warehouse
were posted. This makes about 10000 tons of
weevily wheat posted thus far this month 1t is
generaiiy aaown as syndicate wheat and is OF the
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Exchange and Bullion
The Weak,s FaiInras

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency renorts a
failures in the Pacific Coast States and Territorie,
for the week ending yesterday. as compared with
20 for the previous week and ID for the corre-
spending week in SS3. The failures for the mast
week are divided among the trades as follows: Is
grocers, general stores, produce hotels \
photographers. / restaurant. ] DRY goods I Man
ing mill. lime and cement, undertaken ron
works and tailor A
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CuNARD LINE.

New York to f.{v..rp ,ol, via GsueenstOwns
from Pier -. North klv"r.
FAST EXtEESS MAIL SERV ,CE
Cam pania. Oct. 20. :30A Campania. Nov. II. AM
Umbria Oct. 81. 800 PM Umbria, Nov. "a. 3:00PM
Lucanta, Nov. 8, 8 :00AM Lucanta, Dec. !, 80 AM
EIrurIa. Nov.1O 3 100 PM Etruria. bee. s. 80 PM
Cabin passage. $50 and upward; second cabin.
$50, $40, $40. according 10 steamer and accom-
modations.
Steera2e tickets to and from ali parts OF Europe
at very low rates. For freight and passage apply
at eompany's office, iowling Green, New York.
VERNON H. BROWN d CO., General Agents.
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application 10 WILLIAMS DlMOND & Co,
ThSaTu IF Agents. San francisco.
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C0MPGGNiE GENERALE
TRAN : Al N TAQ Q z

French Line to Eavre.
GOMPANY'S IER (NEW), AZ NukFH k1-1a
" River foot of Morton Sc. Travellers <sssSS1;see
by this line avoid both transit by English railway
and the discom sort of crossing the channel IL a
email boat. New York TO Alexandria, Egypt via
Paris. first class. $160; second class, SIG.
LA CHAMPAGNE, Capt. Laurent.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'ctober 20. 500 A. NJ
La TOURAINE, Capt. Santelli. ............
............ ........... etsber 81, l 80 P. NJ
..,... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % Der % 40 A NJ.
LA BOURGOGNE Capt. Lebosuf. ............
............s.........N Wv Der II. II 80 2. II.
ks- For further particulars apply TO
A. FORGET. Agent.
No Bowling Green. New York
J. FUGAZl CO., Agents. Montgomery
Branch Office, 10 MONTGOMERY street. au3l tt
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MARKET REPORTS.
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. IL.

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Silver lower.
Wheat quiet. Barley fl mer.
Corn lower. Oats weak.
Feedstufs unchanged
Mustard Seed lower.
Potatoes aud Onions steady.
Poultry market heavily supplied.
Grain firm and selling well.
Butter weak. Cheese and Eggs firm.
Hops as weak as ever.
Provisions in very good demand.
Meat marx ct we'll supplied.
Rice unchanged
Loose Raisins still lower.
Grapes In ample supply.
Lines lower.
Dried Fruits and Nuts sell br,skly.
New York Exchange lower.
Mexican Dollars weaker
Twenty three failures last week
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California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, Oct 12.-The Earl Fruit Company
sold to-day: b. Ulairgeau pears, 81 60; Neilis,
81 259l so; SILVER prunes, half crates, 81; Sal
way peaches. S5c: Pic4uets. late. 75M9Oc:
Tokay grapes. half crates, 81 l0@l 70: Cornichons
half crates. 81 20; Mpscat half crates 81
Porter Bros. Company of New YORK sold two
cars: Halt Muscats. $50 to 81 as: Morocco. 81 as
% IS: Rose OF Peru, S5c; Assorted, 81 50@ll so /:
Q es late Red Plums. 81 IS; half Toxay. 81 goo
4 10; doubles, 81 4U@3 As.
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FOR PORTLAND g. ASTORIA, OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y & NAV CO. E. Nc es7N
l. NEILL.Receiver. ocean Div.-wii dis 1872
patch from Spear-street wharf at 10 A. NJ. for the
above ports one or their AL iron steamships. viz.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-SsptI III, u, Oct. l,
6, /. 10. 81. 81.
COLUMBIA-Sept. 16. %, Oct. s. is, %
Connecting via Portland with the 0. Il. Sc N. Co.
system and other divergng lines for all points in
Oregon. Washington. British Columbia ALASKA,
Idaho, Montana. Dakota, Utah. wyoming, Yellow
stone Park and all points east and south and TO
Europe
Fare to Portland-Cabin. SIC; steerage. IS;
round trip. cabin, unlimited $50.
Freight and Ticket ONCE Is Montgomery ST.;
Ticket ONCE, Paiac Hot \ ew Montgomery st.
GOoDALL. PERKINS & CO., Supts. ocean DIV.
1T 10 Market 81. San Francisco.
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ie, 2 d.. 50 8 Marft Squash, q 70 :
m Peas, p 10. 4@ 6lThyme. p DID,
~ Corn. dozf5M25 Turnips, 4 doz. Il
.ls, z D.. e@1O Tomatoes. p H..
uee, p doz. .l5@20,
fISH-PER POUND.
rdCuua -m1ItGhad
FIsH-rER POUND.
Want to Keen the Spur.

W. w. Stow, Park Commissioner. sent
a communication to the Supervisors ye;-
tercay saying he had seen in the news
papers that the board was about To order
Inc S9nthetn Pacific {, tear out their spur
track at the fair grounds. and stating that
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Building Contracts

r. j. Fitzpatrick with F. w. Maurice to build
two-story frame building tine of Ca!iforn ia
street. OF Lyon $1,000
ID. w. Tietien with r. P. Sanches alterations
and additions no location given: $3.50.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Fruit Bags $3.50. 57sc aud 6s4c for
three grades respectively: Calcutta Grain Bags
4tdst4c TOR June and July delivery: Wool Bags,
sia136c.
RICE Chinese mixed, IS 4O93 SO; No. /. So IS
td3 80; extra No. /, So 1904; Hawaiian. S5 ESQ
371s; louisiana. -; Japan, "a e0@5; Rangoon,
p cti.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 61sc; Dry Granuiated, 5iac;
Contectioners' A. $3.50: Magnolia A. 51xc; Extra
q, &c: Golden G, 4Nc: D. 417c; half barrels,
Gee more than barrels aud boxes 1ac more
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO

nISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN srzA
~ Francisco for ports In ALASKA 8 AN. SEEHA
Sept. 7, 22. Oct. z, %. Nov. 6. u. sEsszzzizas
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports.
Sept. II. and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka, Hum boldt Bay, Steamer Willametts
Valley, Wednesdays 9 A. NJ
For Newport. Los Angeles and all way ports,
every fourth and fifth day, alternately. A. NJ.
For San Diego, stopping only az Port Hartford.
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, Redondo CLOS
Angees) and Newport, every fourth and fifth day
alternately, at IL A. NJ
For ports in Mexico 25th OF each month.
Ticket Office-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., General Agents
l tt 10 Market ST San Francisco
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Oman. Livestock Market.

OMAHA, Nebr. Oct 12.-Catte- Receipts, 5000
Cow stuff was again what all buyers were look ing
for ana tho trade was lively at rather strong
prices all around. Calves and yearlings sod
freely at yesterdays quotations Business In
stockers and feeders lacked the strength OF yes
236
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Rank Clear;nrs.

NEW YORK, oct. ~. - The following table,
compiled by Bradstreets, shows the total clear
ances at the principal cities ana the percentage of
Increase or decrease as compared with the GORE
spending week last year:
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Eonds, Exchange. Money and Railroad
shares.
Money on call easy at II: last loan. IL: closed
at ~ Prime mercantile paper, 3Q4%. Sterling
exchange easy with actual business in bankers
bills at 81 S712G4 S75s for demand and 81 SBIs
GA 1855 for sixty days Posted rates 81 SIN
4 S71a and 81 Se@i 1912. Commercial bills
"a So 294 S5s.. silver certificates 633sc bid.
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Foreign Markets.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL. Oct IL. - The spot market ia
lower at As Sd. Cargocs are quiet at 2xs Sd
for off coast. 22s Sd for prompt shipment and
22s Cd for nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow.
ing Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter.
october. Is FAD: November, As 21ad: December
As S1ad; January, As I'D; February, As 41Sd:
March. Is 3D.: May, As 6Ad.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Oct 12.-Consos. lOI 9-16; Silver.
20 Lied; French Rentes. 10lf S215c. Bullion GU,
-ef Bank OF England $4,000.
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San Francisco Meat Marhet.

San Franc1scO Meat Market.
Prices for all kinds remain undisturbed. Whole
sale rates Tor dressed stock from saughterers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 41a@5c; second quality.
4@l4Ac; third do. 30f31ac y 10.
VEAL-Large. la5c; small, 5@5hac q n.
MUTTON-Wethcrs, 4@41ac q 10 Ewes, 31a@ic
10.
LAMB-41a@51lc 8 10.
PORK--Livc Hogs. Asa C for heavy and medium
gran-fed, and 4s4 for small fat; stock Hogs, ass
@41ac; dressed 40, 6j4@7c.
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the track was serving a good purpose in
enabling the railroad to deliver loan and
earth upon the park grounds, and he hoped
it would not be disturbed just yet.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.


j Rudolph, Marysville c WILDER Va
K Cossick, w Va w Winters Sacramento
Mrs VI Janet&f, Jose J Campbell, U S N
w Linquist, Tacoma weatberbee Seattle
w II Gray, uakdale Mrs Julian & f,NY
w r Gowen. SantaMaria McGrevy Ariz
NJ Fleming. San Miguel Miss A Fleming S Miguel
w HOLSTER. Orlando w Critchfield, Coos Bay
Crltchfeld. Denver A Summers Coos Bay
Reisner. Mare Island w b Scott Vallejo
L Heege Mare Island Franklin, Stockton
ii Blackwell. Panama Anthony q T. Kansas @
1 Montgomery, Canada King, Monterey
PEBBLES, San Jose
PALACE HOTEL.
hamburger, NY is Josephs, NY
+ Uloa d. San Salvador Leurin. San Salvador
Brooks, England Chapman, England
w Cook, Boston Capt Rich d w, England
o Williams Cincinnati Wilcox, Chicago
Mrs Baker. Los Ang Lieut. Logan. Philadei
Mrs Cater, Mare Island Stearns NY
X Stuart, Edinburgh 3 n Lee IL {. england
L Carnegie, Australia Z Earl d W. Sac
w johnson. Boston Armstrong, Sac
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
r Scott. Vallejo w Murray. Vallejo
X Ritlingsey. Santa Ana NJ Nicholson, Los Ang
Langon, Hezldsbarg Morrison. Fl ealdsburg
j Bowers, Tacoma w Jones Colusa
s HaZy, Alameda Murphy, Tacoma
III Huff, Andrews p Gleason, Sn Obispo
j I Rourke, Sn Is Obispo Smith, Portland
j L Polk, Petaluma Reynolds, Sprin gfed
WHVaughn&w. victoria Woodward, Seattle
j r Brayton, Tacoma Brown, Oregon City
L Bowers, Oakland
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FAMILY KetaiI Market.

Butter is cheaper. Eggs dearer and fancy
fresh scarce.
Fish or Poultry. all being plentiful Game is more
or less dear as usual at the opeRIng of the season.
Asparagus and Artichokes are dearer. Fruits
show particular change.
Following Is THE CALLS regular weekly retail
Vr4ra lfort
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PANAMA STEAMSHIP LINE
(P. X. r. co..
Panama Railroad Co.
ssCoLU Nj BIAN LIN E1
(P. X. R. COZ
TO NEW YORK

(P. H. r. COZ
TO NEW YORK
S. S. PROcRESO"
VIII be dispatched for Panama on
WEDNESD DAY, OCT. ~, 1894,
Taking cargo under through Bills OF Lading for
New York, South American & European Ports
No cargo received or bills OF lading signed on
THE oHNsoN.LocKE MER. co. Agents.
204 Front street.
E. II. HINTON, Gen. Agent Panama R. r Co.
oc? 10 l3
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royal. MAN STEAM PAGKET G0.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINWA ALL <9s-ra
- fOrtnightly for the West indies and 1872
Southampton calling en- route at CherOOurg,
France, and Plymouth, to land passengers.
Through bills of lading, In connection with the
Pacific Mail S. S. Co., issued for freight and treas
ure to direct ports in England and Germany
Through tickets from San Francisco TO Ply
mouth. Cherbourg southampton. First-ciass,
$l95: third-class $97 SO. For further parttcu-
lars apply to PARROTT & Co., Agents.
IT 500 California Sc
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
ates of Departure From San Francisco.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-09

head of beet cattle for shipment which
he left yesterday near the bridge but
which will be in today. He says they
are an exceptionally fine lot Taylor is
a democrat from way-back but he told
US this morning that he thought the re-
publican party contained most of the
good men of the country, since it has
captured most of the democrats.
In conversation with Mr.. H. M.
Montgomery, of the engineers who are
surveying the boat railway route, he
told us the work we'll in hand and
would be completed in week or ten
days. The route as surveyed is eight
and four-fitths miles long. Concerning
the fright of way, he said all the land
owners were disposed to be reasonable,
asking only what the land is worth.
There will be some heavy rock work,
but with all the money available at
once, Mr.. Montgomery thinks the work
could be completed in year.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-09
Real Estate Transaetions.

Deeds were fled yesterday and today
as follows:
Charles Grodt to VIM. M. Stewart, the
sw14, sw14, sec IA, tip 2 n, 10 e; $500.
Jonah H. Mosier and Martha Mosier
to Efie ]. Phillips, so acres off Marshall
donation claim 81 and love and affection.
Jonah II. Mosier and Martha Mosier
to Dolly G. Mosier, so acres off Marshall
donation land claim; 81 and love and
affection. /.
Jonah H. Mosier to Martha Mosier,
east half of donation land claim of Jonah
Mosier and Jane Mosier, deceased; 81
and love and affection.
A. S. Macallister and wife to Daniel
Siddall, the undivided one-half of lots
1, 2, II and II. block 8, Bigelow's addi-
ton to Dalles City; 81.