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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-05
Ma, Appoint Rrowl a..

WA~HINGToN, ID. C., Aug. 4.-At-
torncy General Harmon win proba-
bly, not make an appointment OF a
United States marshal to succeed
Marshal Stowe in the southern dis
trict OF the Indian Territory until he
returns from his months vacation,
which begins tomorrow.
Very strong recommendations
have been filed Ia behalf of Mar-bal
Williams chief deputy, Mr. W <.
Brown Of Fort Worth. Although
Judge Harmon is inclined TO appoint
some resident OF the Indian Terri
tory under the home rule idea, il he
concludes that il will be best To send
some neutral man as marshal TO
keep the peace between the Indians
and intruders, II is very probable
that Brown will be appointed.
Leave your order at O'Mealy's for
ice cold watermelons. Free delivery
to any part of the city. 16tf
For RENT-A five room house one
block from postoffice. Good loca-
ton. Apply at Van Denberg's lum-
Der yard. 1-3t
Burnitt, he makes Office and store
shades and letters them and puts
up and guarantees them TO work 5-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-05

Notary blanks for sale at this Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-05

II YOU want watermelon that l.
really ice cold, you can get il NJ
OlMenlN's. IhIf.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-05
The RIaht Stand.

The Banner is not a religious pa
per, neither is it the organ OF any
sect or society; but il does hold that
it is its right, nay, its duty as news
paper to uphold the right and con-
denim the wrong; to speak out boldly
and unreservedly for decency, NOR
ality and the purity Of the christian
sanctuary; TO guard and protect, as
far as it is in its power, the purity of
our homes, the purity OF our
churches, the good name of our cit
liens and the upbuilding OF society
adequate TO the demands of the
present age of advanced civilization
This is our motto, and we expect to
herald it when ever occasion de-
mands, and if for this the Banner is
to be called a little 2 by sheet
unworthy the patronage of an en-
lightened people, just let it come,
and let the people judge whether or
not we merit the appellation.-Dun-
can Banner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-05

The only redeeming features OF the
Ardmore celebration were the music
and the speaking. We have heard
numerous complaints, and Ardmore
could have bad q better program
and made things more agreeable IL
she would.-Marietta Star.
The ARDMoREITE has heard ex-
pressions from a great many visitors,
and the above Is the first intimation
Of the least possible dissatisfaction.
The ARDMoREITE j. inclined TO the
belief that the Star man expected
too much-quail on toast, schOoners
Of beer, and other luxuries served on
silver platters, with servants to pass
the finger bowl and fan his heated
brow II these the picnic was lack
ing, but Of hospitality and eatables
there were plenty and to spare.
wASTED-A woman TO do house
work in small family. Apply at once
az this Office. 3i-3t
WANTED-By man familiar with
cotton business, party who will in
vest n few hundred dollars in same.
Address cotton" ARDMoREITE Of
fee. 3I-Gt
LosT-A solid gold, ladies watch,
with short chain and charm. Finder
will be literally rewarded by return
ing same 70 this Office. 3O-5t
The celebration at Ardmore last
Saturday is reported to have been
one OF the greatest successes ever
made In the history OF the territory.
The Berwyn contingent reports a
great time.-Berwyn Advertiser.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-05

y. II. Mccoy sells property, col
lects rents, accounts and notes.
Carefully prepares Instruments Of
writing. Notary work. Charges
reasonable. Office over CITY Ma
tional bank, front room. 2-3t
FOR SALE-At a bargain, course
in business college. II YOU want a
business education this is your op-
portunity. Apply at this office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-05

\ man living on Turner's place,
south of Denison, came TO town
Thursday night and reported that
about q mile out he met man with
his face and body badly cut. When
asked why he did not come to Deni-
son for medical assistance, he re-
piled: 81 came from the territory,
near Colbert, and am dodging the
officers. Denison Herald.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-05

Leave your order at O'Mealy's for
ice cold watermelons. Free delivery
to any part of the city. l6tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-05

WANTED-1OOO people TO have your
clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired
at the Ardmore Dye Works. Leave
orders at the Steam Laundry. L. T.
Burton, Proprietor. lin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-05

WASTED-A woman TO do house
work in small family. Apply at once
az this Office. ai-3t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-05

For SALE-At bargain, a course
in business college. IL you want a
business education this is your op-
portunity. Apply at this office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-05

LosT-A solid gold, ladies watch,
with short chain and charm. Finder
will be literally rewarded by return
ing same 70 this Office. 3O-5t
The morning call., 1895-01-03
Contest. Among the Five
Justices.
Wo CONFIDENT CANDIDATES
Cook Claims the ffonor Because
81. ....>> of Seniority.
BUT BARRY COMEDIES NOTHING.
Kerrigan Remains UnpIedged and
!. May Have Some Secret Hopes-To
Be Settled Next Week.

ii. The question of lively interest in the
Lqrkin-street lobby of the CITY Hall inst
:. now.is, -Whofs to. be. Presiding ,Justice
= Of the five Justices of the Peace?
The three new Justices elect will az.
sumo their ermine next Monday. ana tho
first business to be transacted by them is
to: Or ganize: by the election of one of their
mum bers to be presiding Justice" The
e officers now held by Justice Willett, vino
retiTes...: There has always been much
rivalry between the Justices for the office,
as tits not only the distinguished honor
..thatgoes. withsit but a material uplifting
Gf:the: salary. The emeument of the
average Justice is S240O per year; that of
the. Presiding Justice S270o His primer.
paIduty is to assign the cases to the sew
eral Justices for trial. In the abseace of
Justice WilIett, who has held very little
cOurtsince the election. Justice Cook has
been serving.
At the beginning of the term now clos.
jRg:it was found impossible to elect the
Presiding Justice, for no one man could
secure the votes of any two others, and
this was necessary to form majority
So after eaucusing by themselves and
voting 10 no purpose for some time they
finally greed upon com promise whereby
Barry and Wiliett, was 10 serve in the
office for eight Eohths and Willett, as
stated. is now winding up his brief term
- There Will be no compromise, however
this time-that is it is not likely. There.
are but two candidates, so far as heard
from, and these are the Justices reelected
to the offices they now hold, Justices G.
W. F. Cook and Joseph Z. Barry, both
candidates on the Republican ticket.
Cook will enter next Monday on his third
term, while it will be Barry's second.
good practice and they are out for the full
two years or nothing.
Cook claims the right to the Office
through seniority. and has no doubt what
ever that he will be chosen.
Barry, however, says it is matter about
which there can be no certainty, anu
simply SAYS wait and see."
The newly elected and incoming Justices
are Frank Kerrigan and g. c. Groez-
iHger (RepublicaD and 6. NJ. Carroll
(DemOcral).
=. OF these each of the candidates claims to
haYe a pledge of support from one.
GCueznger for Cook and Carroll for
barry, or vice versa, with Kerrigau re-
naming unpledged, each expecting to en-
list him.
+ Ii the statements of the friends of the
candidates be true then kerrgan occupies
the: pleasant position of holding the
balaUce of power. 1t may be just pos
'sble: mat be will continue in that position,
delivering himself to neither one nor the
other, and so delay the election in-
definitely, with the hope that he himself
may be struck by lightning
" In the meantime there is nothing for it
better than Barry's advice to fwait and
= see"
The morning call., 1895-01-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Germania Savings and Loan Union (by
tTustees), 2. Selbel. Charles Alpers aid q. Moen-
ming (rustees) to Eugene Morizrty, lot on line
of Waller street, 1853 w OF Webster, w rs by S
Eugene Moriarty to Charles and Mary Maxwell.
Herman Matthies to Alex D. Reyes, lot on S
line of wentY-eighth street, 228:S OF Sanchez,
Alex D. Reyes to Herman and Tessie Matthies,
same: $40,
Charles F. ana Florence Burgman to Albert
Meyer, lot on line OF Jersey street. 275:7 W of
Castro, " "A Is by ia; $40.
Albert Meyer to Mary j. ParoiinI, same; $40.
John J. and Mary J. Tracey 60 Thomas Clarke.
lot on w line Of Clara avenue, 196 n OF Elgh-
charles w. and Mary wilmington TO Albert
Meyer lot on line OF Eighteenth street, 100 w
OF Eureka. W % by 70: $40.
oue-ouarter of lot on w line OF First street. "a Sc
Of Mission Sc q by SW rs; $40.
Ellen IirOwn TO same, lot on NE line OF Sixth
street, 14O Sc of FOLSOM, Sc 20 by Nj rs: gift.
r. and Roza Lagomarsino to Sarah Mount
lot on W Hue OF Seventh avenue. 70 OF Clement
charles a. and Margaret j. johnson to Harriet
K. TurnbulI, lot on w line of Ten avenue, 100
OF Point Lobos. 70 by w 12c; $40.
Mary c. Walworth TO Kate L. DOCS. lot on n
corner OF K street and Eighth avenue \ lOo oy
Kate Dods to johanna NJ. Carlson. same;
j. g. and Jennie L James to Il. J. aver. lots 20
TO % aud ~ half lot 80, block 10. university
Mound Survey Homestead; grant. -
Max and Frederick altman TO John Pfcrr,
lot on = corner OF MlSSlOu btIcCt anu
nue., NV Z2g:3 NE 80, Sc 122:3, SW 81, West
Ind q: $3.50
Gustav L. AID Bertha Page to same, lot on w
line OF Athens street. 100 SW OF India avenue,
SW l25 by NV luO block 81, Excelsior; $lOeO.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
W, L. Prather executor estate OF Mary I. Bon
ham) TO Lazarus Croter lot line OF Thiru
street, rs W Of Madison. w 100 by 100, block
IS, Oakland; $500.
- hn 4. and Mary F. f. Hodge to g. w. Fisher
% oakland. lot w line of Fifteenth avenue. 81
- OF East Sixteenth street, 2S. w 80. 40, ~,
ovoO 10 beginning, being portion OF lots 20 -
Dloek 81 San Antonio, East Oakland, subject 10
mortgage for $1,000; SO
j, L. and Elsie A MeFlrath TO Ermenegildo IN
The morning call., 1895-01-03
WnATAAk BUREAU ngrokr.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE. FATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO. Janu-
airy 2. p NJ storm of considerable intensity
Is central on the oregon coast and is apparently
moving INTO the interior, Its being through
Oregon, Southern Idaho and the northern por-
throughout the northern portion o. California.
with light snow in Northern Nevada aud thence
northward. Heavy snow has fallen throughout
Oregon amounting to 10 or d inches a. Portland.
The snow has been general throughout Oregon.
Washington. Idaho and Montana There has been
q marked rise in temperature In Utah, Nevada
and Southern oregon. IN area OF high pressure
was central in Montana, which is pan led by
unusually cold weather the temperature at ele
ma being II deg below zero, having fallen "a deg.
during the day Light rain is probable through
out orthern California with snow in the noun
tains In the north portion.
Tho following Is the seasonal rainfall as COM
pared with the seasonal for last year to the same
date: Red Bluff 1919. last season g 80: Sacra-
mento ll.2S, last season 5.38: Fresno 495 last
season LII; Los Angeles 5 10. last season 4.76;
San Diego 202, last season 2.l7: Yuma z. II,
last season LAP; Eureka 1853 last season "a SO;
San francisco 1857, last season 7.45 inches.
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature to.
day 50 deg. minimum ) deg. mean Al deg.
Rainfall for past "a hours 90 OF an inch.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the thirty
hours ending midnight. January 3:
For Northern Caifornia-Local rains Tonight
or Thursday morning in all but extreme south
portion. local rain Thursday in north portion:
generally fair in extreme south portion; nearly
on the northern coast; fresh to brisk southerly
winds.
For southern CaliforDia-Generally fair weather:
nearly stationary temperatures; light variable
winds.
For Nevada-Local rain or snow in the north
The morning call., 1895-01-03
A FINAL CAUCUS.
Supervisors 50 Elect Plan
for One.
The Fights for Place and Patronage
in the Legislature and in
the City.

The Supervisors-eleet win caucus tomorrow
nlghI, when the final arrangement of commit
tees will be perfected. These will be substan-
TALLY as already published. The question Of
the disposal OF patronage seems to have been
agreed upon by the majority of the board
The hope Of minority that the four Demo-
cratic members might combine with enough
Republicans to control the board has been
given up even by Burns, Buckley and Raine5,
VINO discussed the proposition IN several con-
ierelces, when # was discovered that
submit TO the dictatl0n OF Burns. It is now
stated that Supervisor King Is The only one not
10 harmony with the other members OF the
board who share his political faith.
lie gOsslps are still specializing as 10 the
appointments which Governor.elect Budd Will
make. Il Is thought that John Markey, who
acted as secretary TO the Democratic State
Central Committee, VIII be made the secretary
OF the state Board of Examiners. Ii THIS posi-
lion Is not given him he will be offered place
as Bank Commissioner as soon as the vacancy
occurs.
Major Harvey is making an active fight for
Port Warden. His friends believe that his
chances are good. Sam Braunhart is seeking
the same position.
1t is conceded that Andy Clunie will be made
Registrar aud succeed TO the office now held by
Evans. GoVernOr.elect Budd, IL Is said, has
practically promised him the place.
The interest in the coming legislative session
centeTs about the Senatorial contest. The two
candidates for the place are eXertlng every
effort to secure an advantage. An opinion pre-
walls quite generally that dark horse may yet
win.
Lynch OF San Bernardlno will be the speaker
of the House, 1t Is conceded, and Flint of San
Benito the president pro tenn. of The Senate.
1t is admitted quite generally that the Contest
over The election Of Budd VIII go no further
The morning call., 1895-01-03
Produce Mark eft.

FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras, So 4o(a3 SO 3 Dbl; Bakers extras, SIS 500
$40; superine, So SO@2 As . Dbl.
WHEAT-Futures aud spot grainIswere both
$3.50; lower grades, .75@S21ac; extra choice
75@771ac Tor lair average, S0(QS5c for blue ste m
ana 70@7213c p ctl for damp.
CALL BOARD SALES.
informal SESSION 10 O'Clock - May-lOO
tons, q71sc; 300. 96A: 500. $3.50: 500. 965sc
961sc: 1900 Doc: 500. 957sc; 200. 96L4c.
AFTERNooN sEssIoN-May-23Oo tons, csc;
BARLEY-Aboat 900 cts came In YESTERDAY
Offerings were free AID the market was weak with
lower prices for futures Feed, 1894 @sOc p ctl
for ordinary and STA @S21ac for choice bright t:
Brewing, S71a@921ac . ctl-
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-10 O'Clock May-3O0 tons
REeu1AR MoRSrNe sEssIoN-May-soo tons,
9osc
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-May-1OO tons, slc; 500,
oATs-The north continues to keep us well
stocked. Milling, $l@1 121a . ctl; fancy Feed
81 o2A@l 071a CT; good to choice. s0o@sl
Black: 81 1901 80; Gray, s21hc@sl; Surprise.
dry lots are quoted as follows: Large Yellow, 81 Is
al 20: Small Round Yellow 81 20@l 25; white,
81 20@l Is y ctl.
RYk-Qnotpd at s71a@s6c . ctl.
BRAN-Quoted at s. l@l2 y ton.
MIDDLINGS-s17AlY o ton.
HAY-Wbeat is unotaDIc at S9@12: Wheat
and Dat, ss@1l 50; Barley, 5000 SO; oat, SO SO
STRAW-Quoted at 60@7oc p bale.
MI LLSTUFFS-Ground and rolled Barley are
quoted 1t $l9@Dl9 so p ton: Oiicake Meal $50 p
ton wholesale and S31 jobbng: Cottonseea Oil
cake, s26027; Rye Flour, sac p 10; Rye Meal,
&c q ID; Graham Flour, &c; Oatmeal, 44c p ID:
Dat Greats, SC: Cracked wheat. 31se; Buckw he at
Flour. Sc: Pearl Barley. 41404$zc p 10.
BuCKwHEAT-Quoted at SaQaS5c p ctl.
CORN MEAL. ETC.-Tabie Meal. 3d3lac; Feed
Corn. S26@26 so: Cracked Corn, $27@27 so "a
on; Homny, 4La@o4s4c q m.
SEFDs-Yellow Mustard, So 25@2 40; Trieste,
s2@2 rs p ell; Canary. 3@4c o n; Alfalfa, 71a
@sc p 10; Rape, ls49214c q ID: Hemp, 3s4@414c
p %.
DRIED PEAs-Nnes, 81 s5@i so p ctl; Green.
nominal: Split Peas. 5Iac p ID.
BEANS Bayos are quoIable at 81 75Ml so
q ctl: Small Whites, $2@2 go g ell; Pea, 80 rs
G2 co. Lady Washington. 81 2o@2 so: Large
@l rs: Biackeye, 1903 rs; Red Kidney. $50
3 25; Lima, 81 l0@l %: Buffers, 81 1901 So for
small and 81 S5@l 80 p ctI for large.
P0TATOES-Volunteer new Potatoes are quot
able 1t &c 10: Sweets. 6005c D cti: Early
Rose, 35@45c p ctl; River Rods 30s35c p sack;
salinas Burbsnks, 75c@l p ctl.
ONIOSS-Quoied at 5O970c o ell.
BUTTER-ls rather quieter AT last weeks prices.
Creamery descriptions 24t926c: Fancy Dairy 2lGo
22Iac; good to choice. 17@20c; store Butter, $50
Toc; picked roll l5@l7c: hrkin, 15@l7; creamery
tub. 17@2Oc p 10
CHEESE-Good TO choice mild new. l0@llc
p n: common. s@9c; Young America. 1o@11c;
Eastern, 120131ac; Western. ll@12c p u.
POULTRY-A car of Eastern sold at $6@7 for
The morning call., 1895-01-03
THE STOCK MARKET.

The. new year opened suspicious ~ yesterday
and prices advanced all along the line under
active sales. Hale Il Norcross was the 'favorite,
and under the purchases of Joe King sold up to
81 % on the $3.50 P N. call. Herman Zadig re-
turned from the Comstock AID speaks encourag-
ingly OF the outlook there He is pleased with the
showing In the Alta and predicts higher prices
STILL Advices received during the day reported
work as having been resumed in the Jacket, Ken
tuck and Seq. Beeher, which have been closed
down for some time pending repairs to the hoist
Ing machinery. The Crown Pc MT and Con- Cal. g.
Va are making regular ore shipments, and the
showing in Norcross is borne out by the activity
In the stock.
- NOTES.
The annual meeting of the Sierra Nevada has
oeen called for tie 10th
SILVER adyancedF esterday, selling up to 5934c
IN \ eW \ ork and y e sd in London.
The Hibernia Savings Bank has declared divi
uen9 OF "A per cent on all deposits, payable i'm:
The First National Bank has declared divi-
oend Tor the last half OF 1894 the rate oil per
cent per annun. payable the 10th.
In the BOdie the south drift 20 feet above the
eOO level was extended o feet face in hard por-
phyry' with a small seam of quartz. North drift
from Wlnze 20 feet below the main north drift
SUI lever, was extended 8 feet have from b Co
lncheS of tair grade in this drift West cross
cut from north drift from west crosscut l, 500
leFel, was extended feet: face in porphyry.
Holsted from the main stope above the. 500
ieVel IA tons of ore OF about $50.
The morning call., 1895-01-03

toni, lot on line of Fortysixth street, go + of
Grove, so by 100 being lot 5, block 2110.
Alden Tract. Temescal, Oakland Township: $40.
Sarah f. Hendricks of Oakland to William Mann
and John Mole of Oakland, lot on f line OF Chest
nut street. 23I IS OF Twenty-eighth. s 81 % by
1872, block 652. Oakland; $40.
Henry 4. Peck TO H. p. lessen of Haywards. lot
on 4 line OF Webster street, 80 y OF Sixth, 10
by 10. being lot 8, block 50, Oakland: $40
William Atkinson. OF Oakland TO same, lot IL
and N OF lot 20; block NJ, Knowles q Potter
subdivision; Kennedy Tract. East Oakland: $40.
Francis A. Atkinson OF San Francisco to Henry
E Peck OF Oakland, lots II, Is, 49 and so. block
F. broadway Terrace Tract, OAKLAND Township:
$40
Same to @. Helen Thomas of Alameda lots l9
and 90 block +, same, Oakland Township; sic:
Elizabeth McGowan of Alameda TO S. Kampe, OF
San Francisco, lot on line of Crawford street,
'236 { Of Herzog, E so By. n 16S, being lot %,
block !, amended MAP, j. w. Crawford Tract,
oakland Township: SO.
Helen ]. Stivers (wife of H. .).to Harriet $. b!
FarriS (wife of J. r.; undivided third interest in
lot on .SW corner Of Railroad avenue and Eighth
street. S 160iby w 100, Alameda. $40.
Charles w. and l.. NJ. Hathaway to C.-S. Long,
lots and 4, block I. Hathaway Tract. to correct
PA q $685. Quitciaim deed; Eden Township; 81.
Pacific Land Improvement Company "a corpo-
ration) TO Antoine NJ. Silva OF Newark. lot 10,
block ISL, town OF. Newark; Washington Town
ship. SO,
The morning call., 1895-01-03
FOR PORTLAND s. ASTORIA, OREGON.

THE OREGON R'Y & NAV. CO., Z. Nc HTa.
L n ELL, Receive r, Ocean Diy.-wtl dis GsszssB
patch from Spear-street wharf, at 10 A. NJ Tor ne
above ports Of their AL steam ships. YIx.:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. January o. 19 %.
COLUMBIA, January L. IA. -. a.:
Connecting via Portland with the o. K. & N Co.
system and other diverging lines for all points in
Oregon, Washington British Colum bia. Alaska,
Idaho, Montana. DAKOTA, Utah, Wyoming Yeiiow-
stone Park anu all points east and south and to
Europe. -
Fare to PoItIand-Cabn, SIC; steefage, 49,;
round trip, cabin, unlm ted, $50.
Freight and Ticket Office. l9 Montgomery st. !;
Ticket office. Pace Hotel, n w Montgomery st.
GOODALL, PERKINS & q D.. Supts. Ocean DIV,
1tf 10 Market ST.. San Francisco
The morning call., 1895-01-03

liam, however OF which there has been consider
able sale, there being a run on fair goods. for
which better feeling obtains abroad but no
great Improvement Is anticipated unless they get
heavy American orders, which Is deemed DOUBT
iui. An establishment OF wool prices Is not looked
for until the March sales in London.
The sales of the week amount to 1,209 .45O
pounds domestic and l,445,5UO pounds foreign:
total OF 2,659.950 pounds against total of
1904 500 pounds for the corresponding week last
wear.
The morning call., 1895-01-03
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO..

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN zs
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska, 9A.M., &MlNk&
January 8, 20 February 4, 10 @@A~--@@~
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
Jan. g. 10, is, 20 and every fifth day thereafter. .
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay. steamer Willamette
Valley, every Wednesday AT A NJ.
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports,
every fourth aud fifth day, alternately, 8 A. NJ.
For san Diego stopping only at Port Hartford,
Santa Barbara. Port Los Angeles. RedondO (Los
Angeles) aud Newport, every fourth and fifth day,
alternately, at Ii A.
For ports in Mexico, 10 A NJ, 25th of each mouth.
Ticket Ofice-Falace Hotel. New Montgomery
street.
6OoDALL. PERKINS & CO. General Agents.
1u 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
The morning call., 1895-01-03
EASTERN Wool Market.

BOSTON, Jan. 2.-The American Wool and Cot
ton Reporter will say tomorrow of the wool trade
The market for fine domestic fieeces is good, while
the is very quiet. There liz fair inquiry for
tnree-eghth blood and more or less business In
medium woods. which fairly firm In price,
Pulled and secured woods have been in good re-
quest. The feature Of the week has been Austria
The morning call., 1895-01-03
Stocks in London.

NEW YORK. JAM 2.-The Evening Posts Lon
don c&begr am says: The rush for gilt edged stock
was he feature of the market to-day. Consols
have broken all previous records. The other mar
kets we're Guiet and the excitement in mines
Shows no symptoms of abating Americans were
depressed hy the breaking down of the Reading
reconstruction scheme- The junior securities
were especially weak on the anticipation that the
Olcott committee will impose more onerous terms.
The morning call., 1895-01-03
The Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-Cotton quiet: middling,
1l-l6c. For three days net receipts, 5000 bales;
gross receipts. 10 S73 bales exports to Great Brit.
ain, 7l01 bales;. to France, SO4 bales; to the
Continent, 20l7 bales; forwarded, 1891 bales:
sales ISL bales: spinners', 5 l0c. stock, l59,5Sl
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2-Cotton easy: low mid
dlings, l3 Ice; good ordinary, 9-16c- For three
days, net receipts, 4l,434 bales: gross receipts,
bales; to france, 299s0 bales; coastwise, 1913
baIss: sales. 1897 bales; spinners, L207c; stock.
4O3, 707 bales.