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The morning call., 1894-12-16
THE STOCK MARKET.

mere was better tone to the market last week
and prices showed an advance Trading, too was
h'elIer sno brokers' were not crying out quite so
much about poor business.
Inc making OF the connection on the 1850
lever with the Wine sunk from the 100 level
VIII greatly facilitate matters here and enable the
ore output to be increased. AS will be seen by til
weekly reports the outlook continues favorable IN
all the leading mines, and judging by the way the
market closed erday better prices should rule
during the coming week.
NOTES
Silver trifie lower Yesterday selling at
oo9tsc In New York and ~ l3-I6d in London.
ne assessment on Kentuck IS delinquent in the
boards tomorrow and that on Best q Belcher in
The Con. Cal and Virginia will pay dividend
OF 25c tomorrow.
the annual meeting of the Gould S Curry and
the Mount Diabl0 Mining companies take place
tomorrow, the Andes on Tuesday and the 0phir
Mining assessments delinquent in 1894 amount
ed TO S,.54S,6OO. the lest total for many
257 500, California 1850. South Dakota $780,
600, Arizona 100000 and Mexico $50. $50.
started Tift nnin as5 fees
from the mouth OF the Layton tunnel, and ad-
vanced the same in a mixture of clay, porDhyry
and quartz.
In the Union Consolidated mine. on the 900
level, the west crosscut south lateral drift, 1920
feet west OF the shaft is in 1872 feet The face is
| in clay and porphyry.
In the Chollar mine they are Stopping air-grade
nected with the north winZe from the $50 level
Are doing the usual amount of repairing to the
main incline below the $50 level The mine was
closed two days and half pending repairs to the
machinery and water pipe. The Wine on the 45 o
level, $50 feet south OF north line. is down Is
feet; bottom shows feet OF fa1r-grade ore. They
nave saved during the past week ll3 tons and
1900 pounds OF rich ore, which has been shipped
to the Nevada mill for reduction he average
battery sample was $24 40 per ton.
In the Potosi mine the northwest drift from the
shaft On the surface is in porphyry and clay. The
east drift. 200 feet south of tho north ine on the
550-foot level is in porphyry and low grade
quartz
The west drift from the Ward shaft, S20-toot
level, is IN 1868 feet. The face is in clay with
light flow or water
The north lateral drift on the 45O-foot level OF
the Alpha Con. niue is in porphyry and quartz
Following are the Highest Prices During
the Past
The morning call., 1894-12-16
WEATaEk BUREAU KE oHr.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU. SAN FRANCISCO De-
cember Is. p. NJ. he area OF high pressure
which was central this morning on the Northern
California aud Oregon coast has moved into the
interior and is now Central in Utah, While storm
of considerable intensity now appears central off
the Northern Washington coast and IS moving
eastward Cloudy weather prevails along the
coast as far southwark as San Francisco and
light rain has commenced TO fall on the washing
ton coast Light rain will probably occur during
the night or Sunday on the extr me northern
coast Of California, out while conditions will be-
come somewhat threatening at san francisco,
still r in is lot anticipated SUNDAY.
Unusually low temperatures prevail throughout
the interior OF the State, aud severe irosts W III
probably occur during the night wherever the
skies clear
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature to-
day 81 deg. minimum 4 deg. mem 40 deg
Rainfall for past "a hoursl0 OF an inc total for
season TO date 7.31 inches; total last season to
same date 8. % inches.
Forecast made at San francisco for the thirty
hours ending midnight. December 10:
For Northern California threatening weather
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of seventeenth street. 690:S w OF Castro w "a e
By $50; also lot line OF Seventeen tn
street, 666 w OF Castro, w % 20 by $50; gift.
Maria q. Tittel TO Robert Tittel, lot on w line of
Stockton street, sl:6 of hush, 20 by w so;
gift
Estate of James f. Stuart (by william A. Stu
art executor) co Moses Stern. lot line of
Larkln street. 80 OF Washington 20 by 100:
Cyrus T.Wheeler and James and Hattie c. Scott
to Richard Ii. Mcdonald lot on NV corner of
Lake street and Eighth avenue, ~ by w 240;
also lot on w corner of Lake street and Four
teenth avenue. 227:7 1-5, 1884 deg, w 257:6,
1879, + $50. rerecorded; $40.
Pacific Bank TO Edward A. Huber. lot on NV
corner OF Lake street and Eighth avenue, w 24U
ana SO. block 499, Haley purchase: 500.
Barton T. and Dellie e Afford to William NJ
Wade. lots and 9. block 292. aud lots rs and g.
block 49,, oNeil 81 Haley Tract: SO.
John H. Meredith to same, undivided one-ninth
S. e aud Elizabeth C. Slade to Wood Slade d
mayer Lumber Company lot on SW corner OF
6ratton aud Faxon avenues, 62:6 BY 125.
BLOCK Il, Lakevle~: 81.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Jane Il Evans to j. q. Lubben. lot line OF
Pacific avenue 3l3 w of Seventh street. w 40 by
Caas and Maria A. Cross to Jose d. Luis. 2 acres
beginning at point in center of road from san
by NE Inc OF 7-aere tract OF Joe D. Lewis, thence
Sw i15v.&5, NV 1873, NE ll5o.05. Sc 1858 feet
TO beginning, Eden Township; grant
Charles and Mary E., james E. aud Annie E.
White OF oakland to w. r. Rupe OF Oakland, lots
D TO ~, Dlock +, Knowles and Potter subdivision
of Kennedy ract East Oakland, subject to a
MORTGAGE $40
Harry \. and Virginia Morse to Annie w.
Maybeck (wife OF Is. Il }. lot on SW corner OF H.
man and Grove streets S 80 by w 1875 being lots
29 and so. block A, Lewiston Tract, being re-
subdivision OF blocks and 4. Jose Domingo
Tract, Berkeley, quitclaim deed; So
NJ. J. and j. w. Laymance OF Oakland to Will
liam +. Lewis of OAKLAND lots and 9. block Z; ;
lots IA and Is. block S, lots 20 and 26 block K ;
lot IL, block NJ; lots and g. block n: lot /, block
q: lots 10, H. 16 and II, block NJ lots ! and II
block X, Is % and %, block T, amended map
Moss Tract. Brooklyn Township: $40.
h. j. Enos OF Brooklyn Township to Mary j.
Enos OF Brooklyn Township. 5.75 acres, begin
ming at post set SW corner of l2-acre tract Of
Burns Brothers and line of Perata lane,
thence NV 1898 chains, NV chains. Sc SO
links, sW 1855 chains to line of Peralta lane
thence NE 10 81 chains to beginning, Brooklyn
Township; gift.
Eugene aud Susan II. Cormeny to II. Cuff of
BrooElyn Township, acres commencing at the
5 CORNER OF l2.6oacre tract OF John G. Fox,
thence NV 1875 by SW 2.53 chains 10 beginning
Brooklyn Township; $40.
w. A. and Mrs. w. A. Hemphll TO Frank NJ.
Todd OF Massachusetts, lot line OF sunny
side street, l07.16 S OF Mountain avenue, AIS
by go, being portion of lot ., block "a, Warner
Tract. Brooklyn Township: $40.
The morning call., 1894-12-16


FLOUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras, SO 1908 so q bbl Bakers extras, So 500
40; superfns So 30@2 is p bb
WHEAT-Futures made their usual fluctuations
yesterday. but spot prices were undstuIb bed. No. l.
s71s@sSsle; choice, 90c; lower grades, 75as5c;
extra cnoice for milling, 921s@971sc: walIa
Walla Wheat, 1884 @s0c = Ell tor fair average.
S5@SI12c for blue stem 750771ac for No. 2
anu 65@70c for off grade.
GALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SESSION 10 O'Clock - Mav-6OO
tons. 1880; 400, 1880; 1900 991ac
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-May-ll0O tons,
9a6sc. -OoO'
.1 BA ssI weak at the so quotations Feed,
SO@S212c for ordinary and 1894 @85c for choice
bright: Brewing, S7I4@9219c p ctI
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-10 o'cIock-May-3OO tons,
Gle Decembsr-1U0, S719c.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-May-4O0 tons,
9lc.
oA1S-Previous prices rule. Milling quotabie
good to choice, soc@sl; common to fair, 81 a
S71ac Red, 81 O715@1 Is: Black 81 lb61l SO:
Gray 921ac@sl; Surprise 81 o71a@l l71s . ell.
Large Yellow, si@l 05 q ctl; sound dry lots
are quoted as follows: Large Yellow, 81 log
White, 81 I7H@l 22La y ctl.
RYE-Quoted az s2la9s5c q ell.
MIDDLINGs-sI7 SOC . 2 ton.
HAY-No variation i pres: Wheat is quot
p ton; Barley, 5000 50 q ton; oat SO 50@ll
y Ton: Alfalfa, 5000: Clover, Ss9II: Compressed.
$99I2; Stock, S6Cl7 so p ton.
STRAW Quoted at 60@75c p bale.
MILLSTUFFS-Ground and rolled Barley are
quoted 20 sl9@ls SO 8 ton; oilcake Meal $50 p
cake. s26@27; Rye Flour. 31ac q ID; Rye Meal.
&c p II; Graham Flour &c; Oatmeal, 4I4c . 10:
oat Groats, Be; Cracked wheat. 31se; Buckwheat
BUCK WHEAT-Quoted at 81 lO@p Is y ctl.
CORNMEAL. ETC.-Tabe Meal. oG13L.c; Feed
Corn. $26@g6 so; Cracked Corn, S27@!7 so q
on: Hominy, 4 la0i3Ac p m
sEEDS-Yellow Mustard. 50 25@2 37Aa q ctl:
Trieste, 81 30G12 So Is ctl: Native brown, Is402e
q 70; Flax. 1902 20 . cti; Canary. 3@a4c p 10;
Alfalfa, sc p 10 for Utah and 7@Sc = ID for Cali
fcrnia: Rape, ls4@214c q 10; Hemp, 3s1@414e
"A d - : = =
The morning call., 1894-12-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,

John G. Meussdorffer to Anglo California Bank
Qimited) lot on Sw corner of PoiK street aud
Ash avenue. W 100 by 60; So.
Same to same let on W line OF Van Ness ave-
nue., 80 o. McAllister street 80 by w 1923:
also lot GU w line of Van Ness avenue. so OF
MeAnfster street N 30 by w 1922: So.
Philip and Marie Haub TO Alexander Heymann
lot y corner OF Green and Laguna streets, y
100 by so: 500
Marie Haul to Philip Haub. lot line OF
Union ct, 80 e of Buchanan, Z rs by 100;
gift
Mary J. Lynch 20 Philip Furst. lot on Sc corner
of Pine and Baker streets, 4 81 g by S7:6: $40
John c. Muessdorffer TO Anglo Californian Bank
Limited lot on Sc corner of Castro and Four
teenth streets, E 100 by so; So
Frederick Veeder to Emily Veeder, lot on line
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and probably occasional light rain IN extreme
northwest portion Sunday or Sunday night: fair
In remaining portions somewhat warmer; severe
frost tonight where clear; light TO fresh winds,
shifting to southeastery along the northern coast.
For southern Caifornia-General!y lair, ex-
cent showers tonight along the northern coast;
easterly
FOR \ evada-Ne arly stationary temperature.
For Utah-Local snow, ending Tonight: gener-
ally fair Sunday; nearly stationary temperature.
For ArizOna-Fair: nearly stationary tempera-
ture.
For san Francisco and vicinity-Fair, beeom-
ing threatening Sunday t+I-iOOn; slightly
warmer; winds shifting u lha steriv
W. ItAMMoN, Forecast 0ficial.
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from $3.50 to $3.50, had in the course of half an
hour declined TO $3.50. The market chang ed
again from weak to strong. and May rose gradu
it held during the last halthour Closing cables
were firm. The market closed firm at the est
price Of the day-5S7sc for May.
Corn strong alter a weak opening. May
started with 1sc decline, and closed with an ad-
1880 aud ID rose near the close 70 50ihc with
601s@15014c the final trading price
Inc continued small receipts and generally wet
weather predicted for the country Tonight and ali
day tomorrow were the chief factors In soaring
the shorts and encouraging the longs. Business
was fairly good after the advance started Trad
ing was dull In Oats and fluctuations were narrow
and governed entirely by Corn. May sold from
3214@323sc, and I'D TO 3212c. at which price it
The trading IN Provisions was inconseouentiaI.
Packing 10 date was given at 1.l4S.oO0. against
93,OOO for the similar period Of season year
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WheatNo q Mess PORK per bbl.-
Highest Lowest Highest Lowest
3ny S ss3ss NAY n.ia So l., i9 "a ~
corn 40 essc Short slDs = 9., = g p,
.... ..5oIssc 495scMay IS 1Sla So Is ~
CASH uuota1lons were: Flour-winter Patents
81 b0@2 80: Winter straighIs. 81 25@2 so; Spring
SO; Takers, 81 S0@2 70. No. Spring Wheat
589s@6O7ac. No. Spring Wheat. nominal: No.
0ats, 29s4c NO. White. 3214@321Sc; No. 3
White. 32@924c; No. Rye. 4S1ac; No. 2
Barley. 55g55c: No. ). 5U@53c: 40 4. soc:
No. Flax Seed, 81 4S: Prime Timothy Seeo.
SIS 52CN5 SO: Mess Pork. p BIB. Sill 80: Lard q
100 i6s So 80: Short Ribs sides Qoose), So 50
90: Dry Sailed shoulders fDoIedl. S5G151s;
Short Clear Sides tDo1edl. s6A@6ss: WnIsGy,
distiIlers finished goods. y gsi. 81 49, Sugars
Cut Loaf unchanged.
ontne Produce Exchange to-day the Butter mar
ket, steady. Creamery l29221ac; dairy, 1I@ &c.
Eggs, steady, 21@22e.
LIVESTOCK.
The total receipts of cattle for this week were
81 900 head. There is an increase OF $500 over
last week. The demand to-day was limited and
not all of the small numbsr on sale was taken tn
market being uuI and weak for all grades.
Hog receipts for the week were IT'S 800 against
Eat, 59S last week. n OF much activity develo ped
to-day, ahd the market was weak, closing lower
Sales were principally at 81 zO@i So for light
and 81 1904 55 for medium weiShts and 81
94 % for heavy. with SAGA 70 the range OF
quotations for merchantable lots.
Sheep-Receipts for the week, 3,26S. which is
about $500 head less than arrived last week.
Prices without important change. ranging
from 81 1908 25 for poor TO choice. Sales I
lambs were on basis OF 3 25@i for poor to
prime.
Receipts-Cattle, 12OOO calves, SO; hogs
"a 900; sheep, S0U0.
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be an exemplary Christian, and he IL known TO
exert wholesome influence for good among
his ships company.
The Rev. DR.. Ovid A. Kinsolying (EpiseopaD
dled al Houston, Va, the other day He lived
n virginia, his native State, during the whole
torty-nlne years of his ministry, and was
KNOWN and esteemed all over The State His
Texas p - - N "
The morning call., 1894-12-16

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
shores.
Money on cali easy at Ia %@2: last loan M:
closed at l1k%. Prime n"r antie paper, zs4@
41a%. Sterling exchange was firm, with actual
mand and 81 S71ls@l4 S73z for sixty days Posted
rates 81 SS12@34 S9l2 and 81 9O1a. CONNER
cial bills, S4 s64s94 1854. Silver certificates
6O7Sc, M sales
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GeneraI NIerchandise.

BAGS-Frult Bags. $3.50 Use and 6sle for the
three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain Bags,
4@I414c for June and July delivery, W DOL Bags,
34@56c.
CoRDAGE-Pure Manila Rope. Sc 2 d. ~
thread, S15c: and do. &C: Bale Rope. S@DSLac;
Grapevine Irvine. &c p ID in balls and coils; Hop
Irvine, S12c: Lathyarn. SC; Sisa Rope. slice: H.
thread, &c; and do 61ac; Duplex Rope, 51ac; ~
thread &c; and do, Size: Duplex Bale Rope,
519c; Sisai Bale Rope. 512@6c q ID; Duplex bop
Irvine, size 2 10: Grapevine Iwine, balls or coils,
61ac: Latnyarn 51ac p 10.
SALMON - The ALASKA Packers Association
quotes Red salmon follows: In lots Of rs, 600
cases 95c 1000 cases, 9214c; $4,000 cas- es, e0e
Q dozen, net cash f. o. b. ex-ship
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed all 19c; Dry 5ranuated. 7se;
Confeetioners' 4, 434e: Masnoia A, 1885: Extra
c. 4Ac; Golden c. DC: D, 334c; half barrels,
Sac more than barrels and boxes z more.
The morning call., 1894-12-16
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Dee. l5.-Buytng orders were in the
majority In the wheat market at the opening and
could only be filed by paying siaht advance
over yesterdays closing prices. The comparative
frmness OF the English and foreign markets. and
the fact that the weeks exports from this side
went almost entirely from Western ports, were
the reasons for the slight change in speculative
sentiment May, which at the opening brought
The morning call., 1894-12-16
MARKET REPORTS.
SATURDAY EVENING. Dec Is.
sTNnApy az THE MARKrra

Silver of again.
Wheat market quiet.
Barley and Rye weak.
Oats and Corn steady.
Bran easy.
Slight changes In Beans.
New Y ork Exchange higher.
Sterling Exchange we ker.
Mexican Dollars firmer.
Bank Clearings lose slightly
Japanese Oranges advanced.
Provisions unchanged.
Potatoes and onions dull
Dealers shade Butter.
Eggs very quiet.
Turkeys continue cheap.
Quail and Wild Duck lower.
Grepes slow.
The morning call., 1894-12-16

Exchange and BuIIion.
Rank CIeariurs
Produce Mark eft.

Local bank clearings last week were $l3S3S-
757. against $l4.042,432 for the same week las,
wear
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Omaha Live stock Market.
NEW YORK STOCKS.

OMAHA. Nebr., Dec l5-Cattle-Receipts 5000
Market ruled quiet and weak Cows, s3@4; feed.
ers, SO 35@3 70; bulls. s. @l.
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SIN Francesca Neat Marie ct.

Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
erers follows:
BkEF-First quality, 5@51ac; second quality,
AGA 1ac: third do. so i1l5c p 10.
NEAL-Large, 5@6c; smali, &c p 10,
MUTTON-Wethors, 41a@5c y ID Ewes, 40
41ac e 10
LANIB-51a@l6e p Z
PORK-Lfyo Hogs, 3sz@4c p u for heavy and
m dunn granted. ana 4141sc p 10 for small fat;
dressed do, 5I4 G614c . ID.
The morning call., 1894-12-16
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP en-.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska > AN sETENRa
For British Columbia ana Puget Sound ports
d, and every fifth day thereafter
For EUREKA, Humboldt Bay, Steamer Willametts
Valley, ty-rg Wednesday .J > A. NJ
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports.
every fourth and fifth day, alternately, 8 A. N.
For San Diego, stopping only az Port Hartford.
santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, Redondo dos
Ticket Ofice-Palacs Hotel. New Montgomsry
Street
GOODALL, PERKINS, CO.. General Agents
1n 10 Marke. ST., san Francisco
The morning call., 1894-12-16
EOR PORTLAND s hsTORIa. 0Reala

TBE OREGON R'Y * NAV. CO, E Nc zA
1 NELL, Receiver. Ocean Div.-wtlldls- est<EflR
patch from Spe&r-street wharf az 10 A. NJ, for ris
above ports one of their Al iron steamships, viz:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-D-.. TO- 20, 50.
COLUMBIA
Connecting via Portland with the o. e. IL y. CO.
system and other diVergng lines for all points ID
Oregon. Washington, British Columbia ALASKA
Idaho, Montana, Dakota Utah. Wyoming Yellow
stone Park and all points east and south and -
Europe
Fare TO Portland-Cabin, Sl6; steerags, IS.
round trip cabin, unlimited. $50.
Freight and Ticket Office 19 Montgomery Sc:
ticket otice, Pa Hot-i, 4 New Montgomery s
6OODALLA PERKINS & CO., Supts. Ocean DIV
lit 10 Market st. San Francisco
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

:. TEAMERS LEAVE ASrINw AL <sys
southampton. calling en- route at Cher6ourg
France, and Plymouth, to Land passengers.
Through ellis of lading, in connection with tbs
Pacific Mail S. S. Co., issued for freight and treas
uEe to direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco TO Ply.
N outh. Cherbourg, Southampton First-class.
sle6: third.cl ss7 so. For further particu.
lars Apply TO FARRoTT & CO, Agents,
u 500 CALIFORNIA;
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Foreign Ma lzets.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, Dec l5-The spot market is lower
at 5s I'd. Cargoes are SOW at 25s 81 for off
coast, 25s for prompt shipment and 25s for
nearly due,
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow.
ing Liverpool quotations for No. Q Red Winter;
December, As Ia; January, IS Sd: February
As Sad; March, IS sgd; April. As 914di May,
As Sgd.
SECURITIES.
oNDoN, Dec. 15.-Consois. 103 5-lH: Silver
81 1850; French Rentes. 1927 42Lac.
The morning call., 1894-12-16
BOARD ~ALEs.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
FIeTifR EoRSIN= sTrHTo~-o 10.
500 Belchr- ..64loO COMFY. O243O Ophir 1A
$50 B6 b.. 92i5OO Crown P,.7ollO0 OVerm. III
$50 ...-......pll $50 .........7l 800 Savage...35
500 bullion. .20l4Oo EIcneo "a $50 Nev....6O
100 Chollar. AS 1000 q O.. ..40i50 Union. 81
QUO CC&Y..3.S52UO d & n .9lo5O YJacK5... As
The morning call., 1894-12-16

FOHNING sESSI
Board-l0 Edison Light Power Co, lOlM.
Street-l6 MarKet-st Hallway. 39A; so s v
Water. Is 9634.
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Office Furniture and Fixtures
IS CT. WEBER & CO.,
s & g. 800 to sos Post ST.. cor. Stockton
81 ~s2-8 mr31TuThSaSuly
OCEAN SHIPS.
WHITE STAR LINE
United States and Royal Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown & Liverpool,

CABIN $50 AND UPWA ACCORD .s<a
Y ing to steamer and accom- IN odationS $500
selected; second cabin, So; Majestic and eat0u-
C. $50 and $40. Steerage Tickets from England'
Ireland, Scotland. Sweden, Norway and Denmark
through 10 san Franciscoat lowest rates. Tickets
sailing dates and cabin plans may be procured
from W. II AVERY, Pacific Mail Dock, or at the
General ONCE of the Company, 6l3 Market ST.
under Grand Hotel 6. w. FLETCHER,
APPS Tu WeFrSu tt Gen. AgE for Pacific Coast.
The morning call., 1894-12-16
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
srrAnrn. nr.r1sAr1es! sArs PEE.
The morning call., 1894-12-16

SAN PEDRO-Arrived Dec l5-Sehr Mary I
Russ. from Port Gamble. and reports having mac
rough weather. Vessel leaking Had to jettlsou
part Of Cargo to save vessel
The morning call., 1894-12-16

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
z HIGH WATER Low WATER SUN. MOON.
Large Small Large Small Rises sets Rises.
- ---I-- -l--- I---t--l
49, l.27P 3.46AI S.53PI 1884 719l 4.53I 1852
Sniall Large.
IT i 2.43P 4.2SA 9.40Pl SOFA 100 4.53ll0 .47P
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Domestic Ports.

ALBIoN-Arrived Dec 15-Stmr Newsboy, hnce
Dec ii
TATOUSH-Passed Dec 15-Ship Dashing
Wave, from Tacoma for San Francisco; stmr
Mackinaw, hence Dec - Tor Tacoma.
CLALLAM BAY-In port Dec 15-Schr La
Gironde, for San Francisco; bKtn KlIkitat, for
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-28
J. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Editor.
slgersoii Politically


When Col, Bob lrgersoll avoids try
ing to deny the existence OF a God, or
trying to explain the Mistakes OF
Moses, he is quite sensible talker In
fact he knows much more about the
political events Of his own day and
generation than he does about God and
Moses, and hence he IS more compe
tent 10 speak Il item. Tor Instance
lie made a speech to lie Illinois E@Ep-
tim. /, faty d..,.,rra ,sI..,. y-a. rfatf.
and IaricaI All e...r. MISUNDERSTOOD i.
ave, tia ,,s,f..r., man, vl.rt.
said.
u ANA nrnr..l.can t,a,...r-- al. /"
protectjani.t ~ s.a ~ u.at ts
SEQ every fac.3v lal.lr.~ -r..,. ANA
fro am m it. eI..rsr. w..t t,-.,
eyerv man .4.a ISL. SKIS .tl.l
want Ia 4ne H.. csl.r.f.gr veil Anna
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books. Tao halJ aae,a. e..
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-28

This disaGro"ablc habit in horses is
very often met with. A horscm3n.
writing to the National StoCkman. saws
il is caused hy sharp teeth. He adds.
Tn inside edges Of the molars are
rough and sharp. and continually raSp
the toLsCe, causing him to drop his
tongue, spelling the looks and often
times the sale Of the horse. In the FIRST
place it VIII DO no good to apply any
4 Tie patent biz, CT appliances until
Tie teeth axe filed Get some CONNIE
tent person 10 file the inside edges Of
tn mu.ars. thcn procure two pieces Of
leather i5.- enough TO Sip over lie
riI-~ If Tie L.r lie On each side Of
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or ntirmity which may render them
unfit for military service. They must
be well versed i'll reading, in writing,
including photography, III arithmetic,
and have a knowledge of the elements
Of English grammer, Of descriptive
geography particularly of our own
country and of the history Of the Tn
tied States.