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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-29
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO Jan 29.--The price OF May wheat
took fresh tumble at the opening today. The
crowd appeared to have scarcely any selling orders
70 start with. From 531s@53c for a few lots right
at the beginning, the price ratified down In less
thar minute to 525sc That decline appeared
good enough for some shorts TO cover, and in the
next forty minutes it had reached 5514c. The
rnsh to sell at the start was doubtless due to che
washington news that a premium gold coin
was withln the possibilities of the week.
ne pflee OF May Wheat was, however, aim ost
entirety matter between longs and shorts The
loriher sold early, causing the first break.
Ire ShortS bought enough to cause reaction TO
b31ze that was followed by another period OF
reailzing on long Wheat which was principally due
10 wicked shake out OF holders of Corn. That
caused Wheat TO drop to 523zc. II which point it
was again taken hold OF by shorts and reached to
55Iac, the closing price The visible figures did
not nave nluch lhnuenee, as thew showed about
sueh decrease as had been looked for
Corn was firm at the start but raining nv saw
eral prominent houses weakened the market
Stop loss orders became numerous ana CLOS was
weak. shippers here who have corn In New YORK
claim that they can find safe for il at the equiv
asent OF chicago prices. The nominal opruiug
price OF corn was 51ac or 1sc above the closing
price on Saturday 1tIdropped to doc and that
caught the stop orders under tho influence OF
which the price Went down to 44IlfG44ssc after
recovering 10 44sz "a 7sc and deciining again to
4414c, 1t closed worth 445sc.
The business in oats WAS quite active: prices
were following corn TO some extent selling IN
1sc to lgc early, and then participated 10 a de-
llnr, which was kept up until sAortly before the
chlsh, when the market rallied gain and closed
under Saturdays last quotations. Tue buyiur
was quite fair but scattered, and all IL small or
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Paving Co: Cal and New Creamery Co: A Hunt
ington; Dairymen's Union: Regler d. johnson:
SEattnck IL Co; g K Whitney 81 Co; SonSheimer
Bros: Wilson & Baechtel; Payot. Upham d Co; j
" Goodwin d Co: A j Iminel & Co: Siedeman,
Lachnah & Co; w Ii Minor: Buyer & Relcb; Il
CampbeH: j. ScaIena & Co; Campodonica q Co;
rage d Son; N Moody; w Skinner q Co; " A
house; oregon Fruit S Packing Go; Mlnnaker u
w elOank: w q j Sloane q Co; j Fl Cain az Co; y
McCue: Gould & Jaadin; Newmark ~ Edwards:
Il Butard: J NJ Hixon: Z kattin; T Belcher (;
Sarcla q Maggini; w Gale Il Co: 4 j McNlcoil
y 20: y Galloper; Josephs; Levi Spiegel q co.
u Z llison Co; McDonouSh q Runy on Matthias
Gray y Co; San Francisco Fruit & Auction Co; 1
curtis d Co: Q Dixon: X Fowler; BergeS q
Domeniconi; II w Lindsie: H IL Hogan: Sunset
dei q Eel Co; Amer Press Assn: ID Keefe & 90
Cal foWder Co: Thomas & Kahn; Ricbart, Roo
ertS q Kerr; ed Adams a. Som Bissinger 81 Co;
W dohian: fiilmann 4 Rendel Haight; G NJ
Volkman; Sawyer Tanning Co: KowaIsky Il Co; 5
IFapani d Co brigham, Hoppe q Co; j NJ Moore;
Cox Seed and Plant Co; San francisco Fish Co:
Scnacht Lemcke & Steiner; Calcium Light Co:
70; j johnson; LevagGt q Barbieri: Dalton Bros;
II Clifton; 4 faladni; & Camilloni Il Co; Crown
DlstlHing Co; schiing Co; Loewe Bros; j w
GoodWln d Co; O Smith Il Co: kohler e Chase
W wheaton,. Breon & Co: Norton, Teller & Co: Nc
MILAN Y Hamilton: Witzel & Baker; W r Knight
Dedge, sweeney q Co; Tiedeman & Co: Open
heimer Bros Smiths Cash Store; L Werrheimer
q 90: II hickman Il Co; Standard Oil Co; Kova-
nagh & Noian Feing Cressey a. Co: Hills Bros;
N L Freitas q Co; Geiz bros q Co; s Levy Il Co;
= Il stevens Il Co; y Tildeu d. Coz Gusmani
4 Co: Wilson & Devibss; Ross & Hewlett: s
Co; w Fuller x Co; j IYancoyich a. Co.
Per Alice Blanedard-H Dutard: Gray; Deit.
rick Co; Allen Lewis; G SchiIling a Co:
Clifton: Jansen, Rose Y Heney: Pacific Can Co;
e II stevens u Co: Chas Harley Il Co; X Leese; A
Carl: Herring Hall a. Co: Jacob Una; G Dunno:
{ Carpy Co; Simond saw Co: Blanch & Co;
Bauer: II Clayburgh; It Pearson; Thos Wat
son; Geo Morrow & Co.
Per Arago-D Tiedeman & Co: D Keefe & Co; A
Morgan; Dutard Rulme d Hart; c Pennell
Co; w Gale d Co; Marshall, Teggart & Co; Il
q burkart: Thos Loughran; w Price & Co; Geo
Wiley: Wells Fargo d Co; O e IL Co; j Lando;
ID Mason; Levi Strauss q Co: jacobson d Lo-
bree: The Rosenbla Co; w Murray IL Co.
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Produce Marker.

FLoUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras,
So 40Gl3 so p bb; Bakers extras, go 3o@ 40:
superfne, 50; extra suaeFfns So 70 q bbt.
wHEAT-Busness was qaieter yesterday both
on and off call, ard values showed no noteworthy
change from Saturday. The general ceiling was
firm. 80. Quotable al 80@Sz1ac u ctl; choice.
S33zc p ctl lower graaes 70GTS3ac q cti:
extra choice Tor mining, s71aD921ac: W ALA walla
w heat. 721b0D75e Tor fair average, 77lS0SOe "a
ctl for blue stem and 671a@70c p ctl for damp.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SESSION Iu O'Clock May-2oO
tons 9055e; 500. 9OTsc; 1400. Y0s4c,
REGH,.AR MORNING SESsIoN--May-SOO TONS
Gle; 400. 90gsc; 200, 90Ac. December
97s4c 100. 97i%e
ArrERNooS SEssIoS-May-so0 tons. s05sc;
500, 909se; 34gO. acs4c
BARLEY-Con1inues dul at fractional de-
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Omaha Livestock Market.
Stocks in London.

NEW York. Jan. 28.-The Evening POSTS Lon
don cabiegram says:
The stock markets were irregular to-day. Con-
soils and other investment securities were firm.
Americans revived a trihe q private telegram
reporting that a message would be sent to Con-
gresS to-day recommending the issue OF 500. 0O0.-
600 internal bonds. This If true. is regarded here
as mere temporary measure. he action IS
watched anx ously here All leading papers prac-
ticaliy sum up the situation thus:
The remedy is a large external loan with which
to retire permanently the greenbacks and other
Government notes. But although this might well
be arranged it is feared Il a. while the political
parties wrangle as to who shall have the credit of
saving the finances of the country gold premium
aud a panic may come
Canadian Pacific was fiat anticipated re-
duced dividend. To-day's influx OF G220000 in
gold was partly IN United States coia
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags. 4I4c for June and
July delivery; Wool Bags 34@36c.
COFFEE-The private circular of c. Z. Bicki ORD
says: .'1he market continues firm with active
business for overland SHIPMENT In all qualities of
Guatemala aud both old and new crop unWashed
salvador Prices for the former show harden
ing tendency during the past few days bug with
the exception of prime. which has been sold in a
small quantity AT ne. no advance can be shown
over previous quotations by actual sales. The
runners or impending difficulties between Mexico
and the Central American States. partlcu
larry Guatemaia. has not yet been accepted as
factor of Importance In relation to this article.
Quotations given below represent the range #
prices as indicated by last sales and importers
consists o. 1884 bags Salvador (mostly old CROP
and 3034 bags Guat emala, In all 49lS bags. The
steamer san Juan is due about February wit b
1850 bags Quotations are as follows 21laal22c
for COCA to prime washed Costa RIGA; y Gs2f1Ac
Is ID for good to prime Costa Rica. POO 2u1sc
Tor good Costa RIGA mixed with black beans. 1850
zoe for far Costa Rica; 16@lSc for common TO
ordinary Costa Rica; 5000 tac for good TO prime
washed Salvador; SAG 81ae for good green
unwashed Salvador; l7sA@lSc for good bleached
unwashe0 Salvador: 2l1g @22c for prime washed
Guatemala: 2o12Gl21c fer good to strictly good
washed Guatemala; 19@20Mc a 10 for fair
washed Guatemala: l6Ae@lSe p ID cor medium
Guatemala: 5G0 612c T 10 for ordinary Guate-
maa: ll1s@14Isc p 10 for inferior TO common
Guatemala; 2i15022c - % for fair TO prime
washed Peaberry; z01a@21c for good to prime
unwashed Peaberry."
SUGAR-The western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 5sso: Dry uranuiated. asa c.
Confectioners' A. 45Sc Magnolia 4, 41zG: Extra
c, 41sc; Golden G, sac; ID, 35sc: half barrels
3sc more than barrels and boxes 12c more,
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E0R PORTLAND 8 asI0RIa. QRER0N

THE OREGON R'Y SNAV. CO., E. Nc Ca
/ NELL, Receiver, Ocean Div.-will dis zzsS1EsS
patch from Spear-street wharf, at 10 A. II Tor The
above ports one of their Al iron steamships VIZ:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, January 10, 20, Feb.
8. IS
COLUMBIA, January %, FEB, 8, ID, %.
Conn Getting via Portland with the o. X. & n. Co
sy stem and other diverging lines for all points in
Oregon, Washington, British Columbia Alaska,
Idaho Montana, DAKOTA, Utah. Wyoming, Yellow
stone Park ana all points east and south aud to
Europe
Fare to PoItland-Cabin. sl6; gteerage, So;
round Trip, cabin. unllm ted, $50.
Freight and Ticket office, l9 Montgomery st. ;
TicFet Office, Pa.ace Hotel New Montgomery ST,
GOODALL, PERKINS 81 g j.. Supts. Ocean DIV,
1tf 10 Market ST.. San Francisco.
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The weeks Failures.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports Is
failures in the Pacific Coast states and Territories
for the week ending Friday. as compared with
ID for the previous week and II for the CORE.
spending week 10 S94. The FAILURES for the mast
week are divided among The trades as follows: d
saloons groeers, stationery. dry goods.
bank tailor. general store tent manufac-
turer, / furniture, l fruits and vegetables and !
restaurant.
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figures had no notice

ders. The visible supply figures had no notice
able effect on the market.
With only,230oo Hogs at the yards instead OF
$4,000. as estimated. the provision market
started firm. the first trading in May rork neing
at = U 20 as against SO 80 at the close on sat
lrday May Lard opened with heavy buyers at
So 10. against SIS 711s at the close on Saturday,
ana KIDS started at an advance. THESE opening
prices were the best The heaviness in Corn was
a diseouragement 10 holders of provisions and
prices sagged steadily during the remainder of the
Lard 2lac lower and May Ribs 212c lower.
The leading tutpres ranged as follows:
NheatNo. p Mess PORK per DBL
Highest Lowest Highest Lowest
Nan Nan ...sos:e $3.50 . s1SS =
5 SIS Nay Esrd ass 100
yan.. arm 30 417sc " Short RIBS per 100
Ju July .e53sc 44:4eMay. g. Sal
Cash Quotations were as follows: Flour Easy
lSg2oc lower on high grades; No Ne. spring ng
nal: No. Red. 50951c; No. 2 Corn, ~ @g421sc;
No: 2 Oats. 2s1ac: No, White. 3ls4@ a2a4; NO
s Whit AGREE; No; Eye No ooe
No. ! Flax Seed. 81 421a; rhine Timothy Seed
80 80: Mess Pork. y bbi. $40 S21a@l0 40; LARD
Qoosel So 35@5 al: Dry Sailed shoulders
tDoxedl. s4 61l4@$4 70: Snort clear =. sides
goods. y gal. 81 ~: sugars. unchanged.
on the Produce exchange today me but ,a,
market was steady: ereameries; 12@23c' dal-
ries, 10000. Eggs, firm at l5923e.
LIVESTOCK.
The run of cattle light and prices higher for
anything that could be properly cassed as good
There were ready buyers at prices better by LOG
15c than could be obtained Saturday. Common
to extra dressed beef and shipping steers were
quoted at 50 25@4 90; cows and bulls at 81 40@
3 20, and stOckers and feeders 81 2593 10.
Prime heavy hogs were salable at 81 80. The
bulk Of the hogs were sold above 81 or 81 20 for
common TO good light aud at "a 25@4 80 for aver
ages of over 200 pounds. These quotations are an
advance on Saturdays price of about 10c.
There advance of 10e in sheep and
lambs as a consequence of the moderate offer
ings Common to extra sheep were quoted at
81 1904, and sales of lambs were at SS 25G14 TO.
There was good demand.
Receipts: Cattle, II 900; calves. 200; Hogs,
23,0O0; sheep, $4,000.
Omaha Livestock Market.
OMAHA. Nebr.. JAN 2S.-Cattle - Receipts,
1900. Market ruled active and about lee higher
than Saturday under the combined influence of
light receipts and an improved demand from all
sources. Cow stuff shared in the general advance.
Veal calves ruled active and strong. and so did
bulls. stays and rough stock generally. Stockers
and feeders were iii good request at firmer figures
all round.
Sheep-RecepJs. 5000
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Ore continues to be extracted from some balf
a dozen Coms5oek Mines but the trouble is the
cost OF production is pretty apt to largely exceed
the value OF the ore.
CHoLLAR- Extracted during the past week 25S
tons Of ore, which has been ships TO tho Nevada
mill for reduction. The battery sample Tor the
week average $50 43 per ton.
ALTA-During the past week extracted 46 car
loads OF ore, the assay value OF which per car
sample is S32 TO per ton.
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Foreign Markets.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, Jan, 2S-The spot market is dull
at IS. Cargoes are neglected at 2ss024s Sd.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow.
ing Liverpool quotations for No Red Winter.
January, 4s cd; February, As 5iad; March, IS
Sd; April IS Sgd; May. As SGD.
SECURITIES.
oNDoN, Jan 2s.-Consols, 1o4zs; Silver.
27lAd; French Rentes -.
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MARKET REPORTS.
MONDAY EVENING. Jan. %.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Coffee firm and active
Sixteen Failures last week.
Silver down a fraction.
Barley rather lower.
Wheat, OATS Cora and Rye dull
Hay and FeedStuffs unchanged
Beans neglected
Potatoes rather quiet
Onions advanced again.
Butter and Eggs weak.
Turkeys lower. Game declined.
Pears disappeared.
Citrus Fruits continue quiet.
Vegetables slow
Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins unchanged.
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VisihIe Grain SUNNY.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s-The visible supply state
ment Saturday. January %, as compiled by the
New York Produce Exchange is as follows:
Wheat S4.667 900; decrease, 921 900. Corn, H.,
654.0OU: increase, $4,000. Oats, 1892 900; de-
crease. $4,000. Rye, 436. 900; decrease, 200.
Barley. 207l, QUO bushels; decrease, 254, 600
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Buard-2OO First National Bank. 17e; 0 Mar
ket-St Railway. 4oI4: so s Z Sassight. 7214.
Street-S3u. 600 Northera Railway of Cal 81
Bonds, l0l14 Pacific Gas Imp, S61a; 4 do, 80;
do, S6$4.
AFTERN DON SESSION.
Street-S50OO Omnibus Cable Bonds, 1881; 5 S
I Gasllght, 721z.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange. NJ oney and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call active at .@2%: last loan 2%;
closed ~. Prime ner,ai,t..s paper, 234G4%.
IN bankers bills at So sS14(G4 SO for demand
and ga SH14 q SS1e for sixty Jays. Posted rates,
81 1894 S91a and "a 9o@4 901a Commercial
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

clTEAMERS LEAVE ASPINwALL SRA.
- fortnightly for the West Indies and $3.50
Southampton. calling route at ChcroOuig,
France and Plymouth TO land passep gers.
Through bills of fading. in connection with the
Pacific Mall ). S. Co., issued for freight and treas
ure to direct ports in Engand and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco TO Ply
mouth Cherbonrg, southampton. First class
1885, third class, $97 so. For further particulars
apply TO PARROTT d CO., Agents,
tf 800 California st.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

F White, san Diego j Marshall, Napa
c Pinsomault. san Jose Laurioux
Felipe Lopez. Mexico Juan Lopez Mexico
w Perkins, Portland A TAYLOR, Portland
John DoOIan. San Mareo w Garner San Mateo
NJ Roach Chicago Kayou, Vallejo
+ j RipS1m. Benicia j l. Walker Benic1a
G w Barlow. Alcatraz Mrs Gordan & CHI, Mont
Riley Knight Idaho John Casey, Idaho
l. Chalhbourn, Petaluma
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
Tony Flores, San Jose James Black. Chicago
b Pacific. Sacramento X b Love- Chicago
B Faruham, MEMO PIX Arthur l. Lyme Mass
Jas Sommers, MEMO Prk j G Haymaker, Hanford
J. BOYD, Livermore James Ellis Iulare
j C Adams, Pacific Grove Kueny. Sonoma
lanes Birch, st Louis Henry HaZ-lton Modesto
Mr. Gordon q c,Haywds Hartman W, Boulder
+ Horton. San Diego Creek
I f Marrow, san Diego VIM Jones. bakersfield
Chas Willis. L Angeles Flynn. Colorado
PALACE HOTEL.
j W Armstrong Sacto DR. f Crooks. STA Barbara
P Crooks. Sta Barbara Mr. Erskine. Sonoma
Mrs Erskine Sonoma PendletOn, Saratoga
j Whitaker Cincinnati ID J Spence & W. Cal
II want Sydney Adair. Chicago
II SanbOrn, Portland q Brown Il W, Portland
Miss Brown, Oakland Burdel&w. BeeroI
b j johnson. CHICAGO Z Smith & ", N Y
j Hartman, U SA. FtWorth
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN .<eE=a
IL Francisco for ports III Alaska ga NJ, S9s1l ftSA
Jan. 20. February 4. l9, March 6, 81 14--'4l"
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports,
Jan. 20. 70, 80, Feb 4, 3, l41a and every nth day
thereafter.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay. steamer Pomona,
every Wednesday at A. NJ.
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports,
Jan. l6. 20, 70, 80 and every fourth day there
after, 8 A. NJ.
For san Diego, stopping ouly at Port Hartford
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, RedOndo (Los
Angeies) and Newport, Jan. ID. %, II, 81 and
every fourth day thereafter, at IL A B.
For ports in Mexico / o A NJ, 25th of each month
Ticket 0fice-Falace Hotel, New Montgomery
street
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., General Agents.
If 10 Market st., San Francisco.
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Portlnnd,s Rusiness.

PORTLAND Or. Jan. 2s-Clesrances s2o5. 1856;
balances. S2O.4O3
Wheat Valley. 76@774ac p ctl; wana walla.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugn-
terers follows:
BEEF-First quality, 5951sc; second quality
4@41ac: third do. 3@13I2c % II.
yEAL-Large. 5Q96c; small, 61207c p ID.
MUTTON 5Ia9hc y ID; lives, 41a@
sc p 10.
LAMB-Yearlings. 61A@71ac g t.
granted and dc p ID for small tat; dressed 40
514@614c IS ID.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. co.

NEW YORK, SOUTH HAMPTON. BRE EN-
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
First Cabin. $50 and upward: Second CABIN, SIS
and $50; rouad trip $95 and 500
Lain, Jan. o. a. MlEms March 5. IL A NJ.
Ems. Feb. 5. 8 A. H. fraye. March =, A. N.
Elbe, Feb. IL, 8 A. M.Gayei, March IL. 8 A. VI.
Saae, Feb 8. A. NJ Eibe, March I6 9 A. NJ.
Lain. Feb. 70, A. IL. rraye, March 10, z A. NJ.
NOTICE.
Beginning with the s. S. Lain, March 26. these
steamers from New York will land passengers ar
southampton on the quay alongside special rail-
way trains for london. No transfer by tender.
ROBERT CAPELLE, General Agent for Pacific
Coast, lis Montgomery street, under occidental
Hotel, San francisco jag lyth II
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GuNaRD LIE.
C0MpAGaIE GENERALE
TRANSATLANTIQUE
French inc tn HaNrn

COMPANY'S PIER (NEHl. AZ MOTH ia
K River, foot OF Morton st. Travellers 5000
by this line avoid both transit by Engsh 1900. :
and the discomfort of crossing the channel in a
small boat. New York to Alexandra, Egypt, via
Paris. first class $780, second class. $116.
La BRErAGNE, Capt. Rupe.
800. ............. February 2, 9 100 A. NJ.
LA GASCOGNE , Capt. Baudelon. .......,.......
..........,.. February 8, 8 100 A. N.
La N oRMANDIE, Capt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
-. ............. ...... February TO- 500 A. NJ.
LA BOURGOGNE, Capt. Leboeuf ..............
Observation-Disclosures. February %, 200 P NJ.
ES- For further particulars apply to
q. F0RG EFT, Agent,
No. 3 Bowling Green, New Yurk
J. F. FUGAZl 81 CO., agents, Montgomery
ave, San Francisco. ap3l TT
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WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and sioyll Mai Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown C Liverpool,
tsaS. ~ -.

ABiN, $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD ep-~rs.
y ing TO steamer and accommodations xEE6Eza
selected; second cabin. $50; Majestic and feut5n-
ic, $50 and $40. Steerage Tickets from England
Ireland. Scotland, Sweden, Norway ana Denmark
through TO San Francisco at owest rates Tickets,
SAILING dates and cabin pi~n5 may be procured
from w II AVERY. Pacific Mail Dock, or at the
General once OF the COMPANY, 6l3 Marker ST..
under Grand Hotel G.. w FLETCHER,
apps fuW etrnu II Gen. Agt- Tor Pacific Coast
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Disaster

Stmr Farallon, hence Jan 26 for Port Angeles
colided with the bark King Douad from
Nanaimo for San Francisco, about L 4 sunday
Jan 27, when about of Point Arena. The Fara
lion had her port main rigging carried away. Tn,
Sea King had her mizzen rigging and mizzer
bumpkin carried away, besides sustaining othe Ell
slight damage. The Sea King arrived In port OF
Jan II.
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Al TERNooN sFssioN-
Following were the sales in the Pacific STOCK
I'd VI
AFTERNOON sFss1oN-o:q0.

200 BIta....37l5O T. POINT. 47l2O0 MeX.......S Sc
100 ...-36 100 E&C......5si30 800 oDhIr ...l60
1000 bullion. - 100 IN ...-76ll00 Savage AZ
800 BulweT.. zoo Justice. ~ 100 .....,,..43
T0u JCGh $50 90 ..........2 Ui3O0 SNeV.....42
200 .... 3 SO 400 ...........1el
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Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day the Queen for
Portland. Arago for Coos Bay. Gipsy for the
Salinas River and Coos Bay for Aewport.
The San Benito falls due from Tacoma to-day
The schr volunteer loads lumber at Grays Har-
Dor or Shanghai.
The Nor ship Vidandeu is chartered for wheat
TO Europe at private rates.
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AN ORIENTAL WEBBING

In Pittsburgh, at Which n Lady Connected
With wcst Virginia Family nnd m
Armenian %: Sobln Birth nro tho bride
nnd Groom-is'0h Git- from tho Orient.
y Marvellous Wedding Gown.
PihturOh Dhpaich Of Imc -.
Armcr, iardum, an Armenian Of noble
birth, an oriental merchant OF thi, CITY,
woddcdlast evening Miss Maud beatrice
Morgan, an East End belle. u member
OF tho Morgan connection, OF Morgan.
town. W. Va, from whom that placo
taEea its name, Il graduate oftho Ladies'
Seminary II Warrington. pa., and M
active member OF Christ n. Il. church OF
this city.
Tho wedding wa7theflrstto DO SOLEMN.
lied within tho magnificent Christ
Church, and al appointments were on
tho most magnificent acalc. Tho boa,
pcoplo OF tho city wcro preaon,, tho
brtdn! procession was picturesque and
decorations wore lavish. .
Tho bridal gowa was q creation Of
marvellous richness. Tho material had
been n glft Of tho groom's mother from
far oil ConStau,inoplo. I, had been
woven in ionr pieces on tho looms Of
TINT city. n spoCial order aud Of special
platform. Tho material was what might be
termed MORE antique. It was, soft In
texture, md tho sa.iny surface caught
the light in m exquisite fashion,
through tho waved water limo OF the
goods, nlmost to brocaGcd effect. Tho
gown waa iaallionoI in keuping with