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REYNOLDS WANTS OFFICE.
A Contest Over the AssembIyman
From the Forty-S Second.

There Is TO be a tough contest over the cleo.
tiOn Of l. NJ. Merrill 10 the office of Assembly
mau from the Forty-second District Edwar d
Reynolds, the defeated Democratic candidate.
claims the Office and seeks to eject Merrill
Iherefrom.
Reynolds statement on the grounds of his
contest was nled with the County Clerk yester-
day. He seeks to set aside merrtlPs election
on two grounds. First, the alleged misconduct
of election officers In various precincts of the
district second. the regMlering of Illegal votes.
Reynolds states that there were five Candidates
altogether for Assemblyman from the Forty
second District himself being the Democratic
candidate, Merrill the Republican, while Phelps
and Elliott ran independent and Lemme repre-
sented the Peoples party.
IL Is stated that the returns canYassed by the
Election Commissioners showed Merrill TO have
received 937 votes against Reynolds 922
Oiher votes cast were: Phelps 500, Lemme
252 and Elliott vote. Now Reynolds CON-
plains that these returns do not represent the
actual votes cast in the district. He says that
10 the Seventh Precinct, where Merrill was
election officers counted . votes for Merrill
which were not vOt.d at all, and 20 votes were
cast for Reynolds which We're counted by the
election officers for Merrill or Phelps or divided
between the TWO, be does not know when.
In the Eleventh Precinct Reynolds says that
lie received Yoies which were not counted for
him, and the same is stated to have occu red in
The Thirteenth PTecinci. In conclusion Rey-
n0lds winds up with general charges of
misconduct against the election officers in all
the remaining precincts.
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on term and 4o on ordinary deposits. pay

annum on term and 4c ordinary deposits. pay
able January z.
In the Bcdie they have started drift south
from winze thirty feet below the 800 level and
extended 1t eight feet; face in porphyry with a
small seam OF quartz. Upratse 3 from the north
drift from west eroSscut 300 level was extended
hve Ieet They are saving small seam of in
TINS upralSe. The east crosseut from the Burgess
W me nifty feet below the 200 level was extended
thirteen teet: face in porphyry. The east
thirty rect above the 200 level was extended
nineteen feet. They are cleaning out and timber
lug the main north drift on the 500 level hoisted
eleVeh TONS OF ore, the grade being about the same
as last week.
n the Justice during the week they broke In the
mine about so tons OF fairgrade ore. ON ac-
count OF the heavy storm the Washoe mill WAS
ua@pie TO run for six days. and no ore was
shipped from the mine. The mill started up the
OF ore.
The Official letter from the Crown Point mine
ior the week ending December IS says: I'VE
nave extracted from the slopes above the SOU an
between the 500 and 700 levels $50 tons and
1sZo pounds OF ore, which has been semitic the
Mex can mill for reduction. The average battery
sample assay for the past week SO 70 per ton
of whicn So 81 was gold"
No work was done in the Belcher mine during
the past week owing to necessary repairs to the
hosting machinery.
The Parafnne Paint Company has declared a
dividend OF 26c per share payable on the 29tn.
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WEATHER. sUREAu RE orr.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE. GATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, De
cemDer 20. p. MI lie storm which was centra!
night off the mouth of the Colum bia River has
moved somewhat southeastward and is now cen
trail off the oregon coast. 1t has dimin ished
what In intensity. but on the other hand having
moved southwark is nearer this coast. and high
winds and gales from the south, asst are expected
ton, Oreg on and the northwest portions OF Cali
fornia. AT Eureka 2 80 Inches have fallen: at
Rosr burg, IA; in all other sections the rainfall
has been slight. High eagtery winds and gales
northward. The maximum velocities during the
past 2 hours have been 81 miles east at Fort
Candy, 40 east at Tatoosh Island, 48 southeast at
Point Reyes light, 81 southeast at Portland Or.
80 southeast at San FRANCISCO, Cal.
Storm signals-StoFm southeast signals are dis
played along the entire coast from San Era ncsco
to Puget Sound. Severe southeast gales are antic-
jpated. There has been q marked increase o.
been accompanied by considerable fall in temper
ature.
The following is this seasons rainfall COM
pared with that for last season: At Eureka this
1871; Red Bluff 1927. last season 1856; Saera-
mento 1915, last season 362 San Francisco
9.S7, last season 607: Fresno 8. %, last season
"a; Los Angeles 4 81, last season Isl: San
Diego IS, last season 102; Yuma q IL, last sea-
son SO inches.
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature to.
day 3D. deg. minimum At deg. mean so deg
Rainfall for past "a hours Ia Inches: total for
season TO date 9.77 inches; total last season to
same date OF inches
Forecast made at san Francisco for the thirty
hours ending midnight. December 81:
For Northern California = Rain in the north
west portion tonight: OF casonal rain Friday, ex
cent In extreme southeast portion; nearly sta
tionary temperature; brisk TO high easterly and
dangerous gales the northern coast
FOR Southern Califcrpia-Generailye except prob
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DOWN THE VALLEY
A Road to Los Angeles
Incorporated.
A half Million Dollars Worth of
Ste ok Said to Be Subscribed by
Eastern Capitalists.

Inc San Francisco and Los Angeles Railroad
was incorporated yesterday. This Is the line
OF which mention was made in THE CALL sew
eral months ago. The incorporates are:
Frederick Homer, W. II. c. Fowler, w. H.
Martin, w. j. Behan and A. Judson. The road
Is designed to run through Alameda, Contra
Costa. San Joaquin, STanislaus MERGED, Ma
dera, Fresno, Tulare Kern and Los Angeles
counties. and will be about 300 miles in length
The capital stock is placed at $4,000 0OO
and 100000 of that amount has been sub.
-scrlDed. 10 per cent of which has been paid into
the hands of the treasurer Of The company A
Judson
Mr. Homer, who has had charge of the enter
prise from the start, takes $3.50, 600 OF the
stock as trustee, aud it is said that he repre-
seDts Eastern capitalists who are behind the
enterprise.
Strength is given TO the belief that Eastern
men are back OF the scheme by the fact that
some months ago very prominent and infiu-
for several weeks looking into this very matter
bur lie refused TO stale the exact object OF his
trip d re, or what he had accomplished. The
person referred 10 is Hon. Thomas Ewing, Tor
merly Of OHIO.
The southern Paclfc placed its new time
menI provides for longer runs for nearly all The
crews. ana by which a number of men will be
let OUT OF work.
The State Board OF Railway Commissioners
met yesterday ana adopted The new grain tariff
which was announced 10y the Southern Pacific
several weeks ago. II will 20 into effect De-
cember %
The following figures Will give an idea OF the
reductions made 10 various localities, the rates
Quoled being TO Port Costa;
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PALACE HOTEL.
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened dull and heavy yesterday.
ana in the absence OF any public news from tue
Comstock prices shaded off. Private advices
speak very encouragingiy Of the outlook In the
Con. Cal. a. Va, but, judging from the way large
blocks of the smaller stocks were offered with no
takers, the public does not join in the same belief
as regards these stocks. Gauthier, the leading
seller of the Pacific Coast, had full quantity and
variety OF stock to sell yesterday Among his Of
ferings were any part Of 5oOO shares of Norcross
at zoe 5000 Chollar at 42e. and any part OF 1000
Con. Cal e. Va at So 35. seller 80, but one
seemed disposed to accept even these tempting
bats
NOTES
The delinquent assessment sale of the Alpha
takes place to-day.
Silver was better yesterday. selling up to 603sc
in New YORK and 275sd ia London.
The Union Trust Company has declared a semi
annual dividend az the rate Of <1a per cent per
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Produce Markell.

FLoUR-Ner cash prices are as follows: Family
extras, So 1908 so q Dbl; Bakers extras So 500
$40; superfne. So 1902 40 y Dbl.
WHEAT = Futures were frmsr yesterday In
sympathy with higher quotations from abroad
Spot values showed variation. No 85@
S71ac: choice. 1881 @9Oc; lower grades. 76@
S21ac; extra choice for milling, 91lS@s71.c.
Walla Wala Wheat 75c for fair average S2i56
s5s4c for blue stem and 671a@721ac p ctl for
damp.
CALL BOARD SAILS
INFORMAL SESSION 10 O'Clock - Mav-3OO
tors. 81; 400, 997sc; 1900, 995sc 300. 99s4c.
REGULAR MoRSINe sEssIoS-May-6o tons,
$3.50: 200, 995Sc; $500, 9s4c. December
l9os CSC. December. 1ss5-4Oo, 81 O6M; 100,
AFTERNOON SESSION - May - 400 tons. sec:
1900 99I4c; 250o ss1se.
o cUi for ordinary and 1890 for choice bright :
Brewing, s7t2@921ae . ctl
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssI ON-lU o'cIock-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SEssToN-May-lOO tons
92s4c; 200, 9214c. December-l0 Ssc
AFrERNooN SESSION = May - 800 tons, s2c:
200. 922sc; 400, 9214c. December-lOO, S7i5c;
0ATs@Dealers report local jobping demand
merely. Milling $l@1 121a p etl; fancy Feed.
mon to lair sS7se Red 81 1Ve oa5si con- IN:
81 OF asl l71a y ctI. - D'''O
CoRN-Damp Large Yellow ouotable at sl@l 05
Yellow, 81 l21a@i l71s: Small Round yellow,
81 20@l 20; White, 81 17l3@l 22La y ctl.
kfE-QuULe0 at 81 iaNlSoc p cb.
BRAN-Quoted at IS 161l2 p ton.
MIDDLINGS-Sl79l9 p ton.
HAY-Receipts are hight and trade is dull owing
to the rain. Wheat S9@l2 SO; Wheat and oat $40,
/ so: Barley, $99l0 so o ton: Oat SO 5o6Oll
y ton; Alfalfa, $s0s: Clover, ss@1i; Compressed,
$9@12 Stock, $6ll7 SO q ca
SIRAW-Quoted at 60@75c p bale.
MILLSTUFFs-Grou and rolled Barley are
ton Wholesale and $50 jobbing Cottonseed OIL
cake, s26@27: Rye Flour, 31ac . 10; Rye Meal,
&c D 10: Graham Flour, &c: Oatmeal, 414c Is IL:
6r. Graz ed
Flour &c: Pearl Barley, 44GD434 C p H.
BuCkWHEAT-Lower and dull at S5@95c q ctl.
CORN MEAL, ETC.-Table Meal. 3@3Isc Feed
Corn. $26@26 so: Cracked Corn, $27@27 80 %
SEEDS-Yellow Mustard, 81 2592 371a q ctI;
Trieste 81 3082 35 q ctl; Native Brown, 1sa02c
~ Fls az = s Z; az 70 ctl Id Gary s4e NJ
Iornia: Rape, ls4@214c . ID; Hemp. 3s49414c
"a 10.
DRIED PEAs-NiIes, 81 1901 SO "a ctl; Green,
nominal: Split Peas, 5Iac q IL.
BEANS-No business of any consequence is
looked for until after the close OF tine wear Bayos
81 1901 80; Small Whites, $2@D2 50; Pea 50 20
Nhites, s2@2 80; Pink. 81 l0@1 IS; Reds, 81 so
O. 70: Blackeye, 1903 rs; Red Kidney sac
25; Lima, 81 lU@4 70; Buffers. 81 75(@l 85 for
small and 81 s5@le0 . ctl for large
y 10; Sweets higher at 75c@Sl F eli;
Early Rose, doc p sack; River Reds 3U@S5c y
ell: Burbanks. 46@5oc: oregon Burbanks, 500
soc; Salinas Burbanks, 75c9l p ctl.
ONIONS-Quoted at 5O@6Uc p ctl.
BUTTER - No change TO report Cream
cry descriptions, 2l@24c Y ID, latter figure ex
DISC; store Butter, ls@14c; picked roll nomi
mai frkin, 15t9l6; creamery tub. lS@2Oc a NJ
CHEESE-Receipts are rather larger Good to
choice mild new is ouotable at 100llc: com
1916; western. ll@l2c p 10.
PoULTRY-Although dressed Turkeys did not
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INFECT to mortgage to Union Savings Bank for

subject to mortgage to Union Savings Bank for
$1,000: SO.
Euphemie r. Brougher of Oakland to Jacob
Riddle of Indiana, lot on n line of Lincoln street.
80 of Summit, 1G0 by ( so, being lots 81 and
So, block /. new town of Lynn, East Oakland ;
quitclaIm deed $40
Waldemar and Anna Sorenson to Charles G. II.
Petersen OF San Francisco. lot w line of Sew
enth street, 1888 of Charming way, SO by w
l20, being lots and 10, block 1874, corrected
map OF the Avery Tract Berkeley; SO.
Andy L. stone OF Elmhurst to q. M cameron
OF Y olo County. lot on 5 Il corner of Orchard ave-
nue. aud county road from Oakland to San Lean
dro, / so by D 90. being lot 1, block y. stone
Tract, Brooklyn township: also lot on w line
OF Fourth avenue, zZ5.60 S O orchard. 100 by
$50, lots and 10, block II, same; also lot on
n line OF Orchard avenue. 100 w OF Fourth, w
100 by 140, lots and 10, block q, same; So
g. Nj. cameron (by attorney to Peter larson,
lot on Sc corner of Orchard avenue and county
road leading from Oakland TO san Leandro, E
loo by SO, being lot l. block b, same; $40.
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London Wool Sales.

LONDON, Dec. 20.-Ar the sheepskin sales here
to-day $3.50 bales were offered, of which S4l were
withdrawn Crossbreds were 12d lower and Me-
rinos "A to 12d lower. Lambs showedl farthing
decline he sales were listIess Following are
the sales in detail:
New South Wales-323 bales: clothing and
combing. ls4@53sd.
Queenslana094 bales clothing and combing,
3Ss9434d.
Victoria-s02 bales: clothing and combIng. 214
@31sd.
south Australia-13s3 bales; clothing and
comblng, 21&@5I4d
swan River-248 bales; clothing and combIng
New aealand-468 bales; clothing and comb
falkland IsIaud-49s bales; clothing and comb
Ing, 21a94s4d.
About i40,Ou0 Cape of Good Hope and Natal
skins will be offered tomorrow.
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International Navigation Co.'s Lines.

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK AND SOUTHAMPTUS-- 81
IN Shortest and most convenient route $s55sesszZ
to London Close connection at Southampton Tor
Havre and Paris. First cabin, 500 and upward;
second cabin. $50 and upward; STORAGE, so.
Cape Town. South Africa, $50. -
PHILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL or QUEENS
TOWN. second cabin, $25 and upward: STORAGE
$40.
RED STAR LINE FOR ANTWERP.
Desirable route for Belgium, Franco Germany
Switzerland and Italy. FIRST cabin, $50 ahd up
ward second cabin $3S Storage at very low
rates.
For freight and passage apply 10 lnternatonaI
Navigation Co.. q. ID. FAHN ESIOCh, General
Agent Pacific Coast. 500 Market st., Grand Hotel
building. ocZ3
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able light rain tonight or Friday on the extreme
northern coast: nearly stationary temporal ure
except cooler in tho east portion; light variable
winds.
For Enthusiastically fair weather, except
light rain snow in the extreme northwest DOT
ton; nearly stationary Temperature.
For Utah-Fair weather; nearly stationery tenn
perature.
For Arizona-Generally fair weather; cooler
For San Francisco and vicinity-Rafn tonight
occasional rain Friday; nearly stationary temper
AZURE; brisk to high easterly winds.
w. H. HAMMoN Forecast OficiaI.
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Exchange and Bullion.
The Worlds Co9ee Cron.

commercial journal says; .sof the 5000, 600
sucks which make up the Brazilian Coffee crop
this year 340U,000 are from the State of Rio de
Janero, 100000 from the State OF San Paulo
$4,000 from the state OF Bahia and $50 900 from
the States OF Espirflo Sauto and Coara. The crops
of other countries are stated TO be: Mexico Costa
Rica and Central America generally / 500. 900
bags. Venezuela 100000, Porto Rico 10000
Java anu the pntcn East indies 100 600, Ceylon,
2SO.OOO-making total crop for the year of abo ut
~ 100000 bags, against total estimated con-
sumption OF about 10 300, 600 bags"
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don cable says: The stock markets were irregular
to-day, but with a steady undertone americans
were fiat, but had distinct range of 14@sLa after
hours.
or the decrease OF 1881 600 coin ana bullion
In the Bank OF England this week, f52.O0U net
was exported for the week, the rest has gone into
home circulation. The details of the gold moye-
ment are: EAT 900 in from Egypt, sl0.OoO from
Alden, E on. 900 from Australia and $4,000 from
Paris with f2O4U00 exported to South America
and sl0,O0O TO Paris. There is slight demand
for gold here from Germany.
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a number of Southern Pacific officials who
are now absent from the city are expected back
Io-ddy aud tomorrow. Among them are Third
iee-President Stubs ana General Passenger
Agent Goodman, VINO have been in the East,
and General Manager Towne and General
Land Agent Mills WHO went to Los Angeles To
meet Sir Charles Rivers wilson, the representa-
i've OF the English holders OF Central Pacific
stock.
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GlMPAGNlE GENERALE
TRAN : ATLANTIC U Z.


French Line to Havre.
COMPANY'S PIER (NEWl, AZ NokEu G5<7.
u River foot OF Merton st. Travellers sezLEa4G
bv This line avoid both transit by English railway
and the discomfort of crossing the channel in
email boat. New York TO Alexandria, Egypt, via
Paris, first class. S160: second class SIG
La GASCOGNE. Capt. bandei0h. .........-
LA BREffIG;NEi..' Capt Rupe.
........ 80. sreuber {. IL :OG p NJ
LA BoURGOGNE, Capt Leboeut.
Observation-Disclosures cemoer 10. 4:OO = NJ
LA CHAMPAGNE. Capt. Laurent. ............-
..,. ..,..,.. r"ober 2 = 1870 A. NJ
Re For further particulars nppiy 20 Acapt
NO; Bowling Green, New York.
ave-, San Francisco. au3l G.
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MARKET REPORTS.
THURSDAY EVENING. Dec, 20.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Silver stronger.
Wheat futures f1rmer.
Wheat treights lower
Barley duh.
Oats, Corn and Rye inactive.
Buckwheat lower
Beans neglected.
Hay dull and easy.
Lard Oil sells lower.
Light receipts of Produce.
Choice apples ana Pears higher.
Mandarin Oranges advanced.
Sicily Lemons again in the market.
Turkeys continue cheap.
Game IN liberal supply.
Provisions weak and unchanged.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Fxchange. Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on cali easy at l12@2%: last loan nay:
closed at 11a%. Prime mercantile paper. 2a4@
41A% Sterling exchange quiet but firm with actual
business IN bankers bills at So SS5a6l4 sSsu Tor de-
mand and 81 $685. S7sz for sixty days Posted
rates. 81 SS1a@4 50 and 81 S91a(l4 go. Com
mercial bills, "a 961a. Silver certificates, 601sc
BID,
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Prizes cashed in full at GIG Market street,
rooms 20 and d. San Francisco, or through
any bank or express Offices
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-21
E. FOX & CO.'S MEXICAN LOTTERY
List of Numbers That Drew the
Large Prizes.
SPECIAL to THE CALL.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 20.-The regular
monthly drawing of E. Fox & Co.'s Mexi-
can Lottery took place to-day. The fol
lowing numbers drew the large prizes
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP ca.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN r>
- Francisco for ports in Alaska SA.M HMEGA
Dec q. II sn. 3, ~. a<sazsa57azzp
For British Columbia ana Puget Sound ports.
Dee and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay Steamer WillameJts
Valley, every Wedn esday at A. N.
For Newport Los Angeles and all way ports,
For San Diego, stopping only az Port Hartford,
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, Redondo CLOS
Angeies) and Newport every fourth and itch daJ'
For ports in Mexico lpA NJ 18th OF each month.
street.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., General Agents
1tf 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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FOR poPTL AND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE OREGON RY & NAV. CO., E. Nc ON
L NELL Receiver. Ocean Div.-wilI dis ESaESa8
patch from Spearstreet wharf, at 10 A. NJ. for the
above ports one Of their AL iron steamships viz
STATE OF CALIFORNIA--Dec TO- 20, 30.
COLUMBIA -.
Connecting via Portland with the o. &. & n. Co.
system and other diverging 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
Fare TO Portland-Cabin. SIG; sreerage. $3
round trip, ca Din unlimited $50.
Freight and Ticket ONCE, Ii Montgomery Sc:
Ticket Office, Palace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery st.
GOODALI. PERKINS & CO., Supts. ocean Div.
1tf 10 Market Sc. San Francisco.
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Omaha Livestock Market.

OMAHA Nebr.. Dee o.-Cattle-Receipts, $500.
Demand rather indifferent, and prices on inferior
and common stuff shade lower, stockers and
feeders dull and lower.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

san FrHnclsco Meat Market
Wholesale rates for dressed stock from sIaugh-
erers follows:
BEEF-First quality, 5@5kc; second quality
4@1i 19c: third do. 30 i1ac p 10.
FEAL-Large $3.50; small, &c q 10.
MUTToN-W ethers. 413@5c p 10; Ewes, 40
41ac = ID.
LAM B-51h@b6c p Il
PoRK-I.ivo Hogs 3A@4c p n for heavy and
dunn granted. anG 4(G4Jsc p 10 for small fat;
dressed do, 514@614c p ID.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
INTERN ATIoNAL HOTEL.

INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
DR. GOerss. HOLSTER Mcnamara. w estport
+ Nye & W, Chicago w Congley, Gonzales
P Conan Il I'm, ireland " Turner Monterey
j BeRsier, L Maxwell, Portland
c Newton, U b Eaney, Seattle
J Taylor. Mexico FsTsney, Ohio
n Il Kesse. Seattle V j Powell, Portland
OFT n DIR, KanS II Canston, fresno
ID Murphy. Sacramento + Gustat esOn U S
r Warning. Vallejo G w Dean, Hendocino
q Lathrop, Modesto J. Horton Memo ocino
]. Daniels, San Diego Wlllets & CHI. Omaha
Eaton. San Diego de Barre. Oakland
+ Smith. Baltimore Miss A CrOssman Eureka
II Ray, England Mrs Gowan. San Jose
J H Blackwell. England Clark Conn
King Auckland
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
CD Vaughn, Victoria Scott, Victoria
g MerrInau, san lose Sianforth, San jose
NJ Hof San Jose w McGarVin Chatham
j + k0urke. Oakland ] Mathews, Oakland
ID Jennings. Stockton O'COnnor, San Rafael
washington, Aicatrz Lans, Brentwood
G w Elliott, Jamestown II Welkes, Alameda
+ Klar olympia Lang, Seattle
i 7 Reeves. Portland Campbell
II Harris, Brown, Chicago
steers, n
PALACE HOTEL.
T Subtitle, Sausalito Colonel Shafter q A
+ w Bigler q W. Uaklnd j McKinstry, Sn Diego
Jensen, Alameda Mrs SwitZer. st LOUIS
A Roberts. Auburn H ]. Homsin. Mare ISlau d
Mrs Edgerson. MINI NJ Stoney, Marc Island
NJ Scott, st Louis c Evans, st Louis
Miss stevens. Pasadena Goodman Jr. Napa
Il G Hurd d W. Mimi q L Arnold, Los Angeles
W Garland, Los Angeles l. Davis d W, Colo
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BAGs-Calcutta Grain Bags. 4@44c for June
ana . uiy deilVery: wool Bags, 34t95oc
tor OIL. cases, No. l. is quoTabie at 81 20 p gal;
bbis 81 10 manufacturers rates); Linse-d Oil in
bbls boiled, exc: do raw, sac; cases. SC mOre
Lard OIL bbls. 75c: cases, SOC; Cocua, 56c: China
Nut. 42@l47c p gallon.
PETROLEUM-S Starlight. l71sc; EoceUe 201[c:
Astral. I715c; 1852 Elaine, 22Iac: Pearl, I715c:
water white. refined. bulk, ll1@e: Headlight,
1859, cases. 2ic; Mineral Illuminating. 5000, zoe
in cases; Standard 100 fire test, tic p gal in
cases (caps), l74ac faucets and llA2c IN bulk.
GASOLINE, ETC.-G3o BenZine, bulk, l2Lac p
gal; cases 1Sc;74o Gasoline, bulk, lac: cases.
19c; $50 Gasoline, hulk, zoe; cases, 25c p gal.
WHITE LEAD-Quoted at 534 @61ac d %.
RED LEAD-Quored at 61ac 2 10
TURPENT IN E-Quoted at 49, u gal.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar hetialng Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed, Powdered
aud Fine Crushed all 51ac Dry 6ranuiared. A7sc;
Confectoners' A. 434c Magnolia a, 43sG: Extra
C, 414c; Golden c, &c; d, 334c halt barrels
3sc more than barrels and boxes 1ac more.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-21
FOREIGN Ma kefs.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 20 The spot market is firmer
at So I'd. Cargoes hrmcr at 24s 90 for off coast
GAS Sd for prompt Shipment ana 24s sd for
nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow
Ing Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter:
December, IS 80; January, Is S14d; February
As lOl4d; March. IS 1914 d; April. 4s lid; May,
As IL 14d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Dec. 20.-ConsoIs, 1O3 BIS; Silver
275sd; French Rentes. 1Olf soc.