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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-11
A PATRIOTIC PRODIGY
Child of a Man Who Was Left
for Dead by Robbers in
the Andes.
SOME MARKWITZ HISTORY
Incidents of an Interesting Family
Who Have Made Oakland Their
Home.
SOME MARKwITz HISTORY
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL
QQQ RrnadMnu Nnu 10 [

90S Broadway, Nov. 10. !
There recently arrived in this city a
family consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Markwitz, their two children ana Mrs.
Markwitz's mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Sinder,
from Hot Springs, Ark, whose remark
able experiences reod like fiction.
George Markwitz is about tbirty-five
years of age and was born in Copenhagen,
where his family are all distinguished in
literary and national affairs. AT seven
years of age George lost both his parents
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Order of the World.

The grand officers of this order report that it
is doing very well, all the lodges initiating
candidates at every meeting.
Andrews Lodge, "the baby" is leading them
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An Appeal
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w all forms of Nervous Debility, Sperma-
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Bladder Complaint, and the many evils result
ing from secret habits in youth or excuses in
maturer years; we wish to say that the mar
ValOnS inUantinn
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DR.. Sanders Electric Belt,

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ELECTRICITY-which is nerve force-is the
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pensory to ENLARGE SHRUNKEN OR UN-
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All the News Of Alameda County.

aago-in writing but not in practice. Will
the the order regarding the prison meet with
cifferent result, is the question now being
ASKED. s. w B.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-11
BESSIE MARKWITZ

The Infant Prodigy and Her Colored
Nurse, Who Is III Years of Age.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-11

The discharged Chicago streetcar horses
are trying to pass themselves off on Euro
pean customers as prime roast beef. This
country will be even for 1776 and 1872
Rochester Times.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-11

Addresses were delivered yesterday after
noon at the Metropolitan Temple by w.
S. Bovard, DID,. pastor of Trinity NJ. E.
Church. and by ]. NJ. Glass of Pasadena.
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LOST HER RUDDER.
The J. B. Brown at Last
in Port.
Secretary Matthew Again Pops Up.
lie Is So Afraid That the Sailor
IS Being Robbed.

.:';After twenty-eight days of buffeting
witt" wind and waves the ship j. B. Brown
came into port yesterday. Her story is so
similar to that of other vessels that have
arrived from the north after an experience
with: the big blow of December that it is
not necessary to elaborate upon 1t. :: Ac-
cording to Captain Magune, on December
9,;off the Columbia River, the vessel exps-
: renced hurricane that blew away sew.
eral Of her sails and did other damage.
: The boats were all stove in or lost and
the rudder disabled so that Jury rudder
had 20 be rugged. The cabin was. flooded.
an0 during the gale all hands were COM
PEELED to remain on duty. The Brown
steered by means of trailing spar when
she was tOwed to an anchorage and was
leaking badly. She will have 10 go. CD the
dryduck for repairs.
Secretary Matthew, alias Williams, of
the Ship-owners' Association has been try
ing for one year or more TO s'hoat" a story
about the British ship captains cinching
sailors for So blood money. Every paper
la town has at various times: dealt with
this problem and it: is known along the
front as a-"shipping office chestnut" Sec
rotary Matthew. so the sailors say; had
better eOnfne his efforts to securing good
wages for =seamen instead of wrangling
over few dollars of'blood money ;.
Captain Lewis Of the British ship An
glesey gives his side of the trouble between
himself and his crew. He SAYS that the
r story told by some of his sailors to the
effect that no Christmas dinner was served
on the Angesey is uottrue. He AYERS that
he ordered a good meal furnished 10 his
iarS, and that none Of them, save one or.
two, had any complains to make of the
''gru5.": r.. -.-.4: u: -.
The bark Columbia is: safely in port.
She arrived Yesterday afternoon. -. =,
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Coal Trade in 1894.

The private circular of |. Steuart gives the
receipts OF coal at this port In 1894 at 1928, 900
TONS of which l77, 200 tons was Australian, l74,.
900 British 4s7,6OO British Columbia and 456
600 Puget sound, etc. The receipts in 1898 wore
1928. 100 tons. The circular says: I'm submit
ting mr. annual report the coal trade or San
Francisco it is gratifying to notc at the close
year oil unusual depression throughout the world
at large increase in the consumption OF fuel In
the city and neighborhood. which is undoubtedly
a healthy symptom OF the general business of the
district. -
''Prices oil all kinds OF fuel ruled low throughout
the year and have been decidedly In favor OF the
consumers. who not only reaped the full benefit
of the recent reduction in the duty. but were also
favored by the keen composition prevailing among
wholesale dealers and importers, thus obtaining
their fuel at extremely low rates.
1.-THE deliveries of coal at Port Los Angeles and
san Pedro were $4,000 tons and ut San Diego
100 600 TONS together $4,000 tons, making the
total imports here and in the South l,548.100
TONS"
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the day and at time WAS there any animation.
Fluctuations were confined within narrow limits.
The general market opened heavy. and except
Tor slight rally about IL O'Clock was weak dur
lug the afternoon until about O'Clock, when the
temper of speculation changed for the better and
rally OF small proportions took place. in which.
however. only part OF the early losses were re-
gained. The market closed fairly firm, but most
of the stocks traded in showed declines on the
days transactions including per cent in Edison
Electric OF New York. rs iu Reading. General
Electric Lackawanna ana Burlington and IN IN
st. Paul. Some few shares made advances nota-
bly, Colorado Coal 2per cent. u. and X. g. pfd Is
d. and II. 3s and n. j. Central Is.
The bond market ruled firm during the day,
with the Reading options exceptions. The future
of the reorganization plan caused liquidation in
the income bonds resulting in declines OF 13s
per cent In the first and seconds 81 in the thirds
and Up in the deferred. In the later dealings
there was recovery OF SO in the firsts and rs in
the seconds The sales were moderate, amount
ing to 1928, 800
During the year which ends to-day the total
amount OF securities listed on the Stock Exchange
are: Bonds, 1858, 804, 800; stocks. SO, 003
Government bonds steady. State bonds In
active. Railroad bonds firm. except for the Read
Ing issues, which are weak. Petroleum firm;
Pennsylvania oil, sales none; January option,
sales none; closed offered: az 9412c. Lima oil,
sales none: :.
The highest and lowest prices or theyear of the
principal stocks dealt in on the exchange and the
last prices made are given in the lowin0 table
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date: Red Bluff 1877. last season 9.13; Sacra-
mento 11.2S. last season SOP; Fresno AS. last
eason LOB; Los Angeles 5 10. last season 4.50;
San Diego 2 OF, last season 2.16; Yuma 2. II,
last season LAP; Eureka 1888, last season 1928;
San francisco 1857. last season .SS inches.
san francisco data: Maximum temperature TO-
day % deg. minimum 40 deg. mean so deg.
Rainfall for past "a hours st an inch.
Forecast made at San francisco for the thirty
hours ending midnight. January /:
For Northern California Generally fair wealth
er; nearly stationary temperature; light variable
winds
For Southern California-Fair weather; nearly
stationary temperature except slightly cooler in
the east portion; light to fresh northerly winds.
For enthusiastically fair weather; cooler in
the extreme northwest portion
For Utah-Fair weather; nearly stationary tenn
perature.
For Internationally fair weather: cooler
in the extreme southwest portion.
for San francisco and vicinlty-Fair weather:
nearly stationary temperature; fresh to brisk
northerly winds.
w. n. HAMMo>y Forecast OffciaI.
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INDIANA AIlGIInn COMPANY.

s21-23 Mission Street, Between Fourth ana Filth
On WEDNESDAY. the I'd day OF JanEary 1895,
we Will sell an immense assortment OF Furniture,
Merchandise Liquors, etc, removed 20 our Sales
room, consisting of Elegant Paror Goods In rich
upholstery: Massive Dinlng-room Set; Elegant
Dinner Set, Cutlery, ETC.; Bedroom Furniture;
Bedding: Body BRUSSELS Carpets: Glassware.
Crockery, etc also l Bar Outfit removed from
the Shertff'S warehouse. consisting OF Bar Mlrror
Beer Chest. LIQUORS. etc; also contents of Hard
ware Store. Tin ware, CrOckery, Glassware, Agate
ware etc; l Phaeton and Harness, cost 1919;
also 10000 yards Indiana Mills MuSllni wnlcn
has been damaged by water This is one OF the
largest sales of the season. and we recommend the
same to buyers as there is nolimit nor reserve on
the goods. JACOB SCHWERDT, Proprietor.
jal ct H. j. LEUTHOLTZ, Auctoneer.
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FOR PORTLAND g ASTORIA. uRsGaN

THE oREGoNR,Y & NAV. CO.. E Nc @S9~
e: NELL. Receiver, Ocean Diy.-will dis &zeksR8
patch from Spear-street wharf, at 10 A. NJ iOr .ne
above ports one of their Al iron steamships. viz;
%, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, January O. 10, 20
= COL UMBIA, January A. IA. "a.
i: Connecting via Portland with the o. r. & n. Co
stem 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
Europe -.
Fare to PoItIand-Cabn, Sl6; Storage, 50;
round trip, cabin, unlin ted, $50.
/: Freight and Ticket office. 10 Montgomery ST.
Ticket office, Pace Hotel. 4 lew MONTGOMERY ST,
:. G0ODALL, PERKINS & CO, Supts. ocean Dnv.,
= l tf - 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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GuNRRD LlNs.
New York

New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown.
from Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Lucania. Dec %. 6:SoAM Umbria. Jan. 10. PM
Etruria, Jan. .. Noon Lucania. j an. &c, 1870 AM
A uTafia in. Q Is AN
Cabin passage. $50 and upward; second CABIN
$50, S4O. $40, according TO steamer and accom-
modations.
Steerage tickets TO and from all parts OF Europs
at very low rates. For freight ald passage apply
at company's office, 4 Bowling Green, New YORK.
VERNON II. BROWN d Co., General Agents.
Good accommodation can always pc secured on
application to WILLIAMS, DlMOND q Co.,
ThS1Tu IT Agents, San francisco.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP GO.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN FIN
~ Francisco Cor D orts in Alaska, GAM, &Ek&24
January 5, 90 February 4, 10. ->3~a-A1~
). For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports,
Jan. 5, TO- t5, 20 and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka, Humboldt bay. steamer Willamette
Valley, every Wednesday at 9 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, Re1ondo (Los
An2eies) and Newport, every fourth aud fifth day,
alternately at Ii A. NJ.
For ports in Mexico, 10 AM, 25th of each month.
=. Ticket ofice-Palace Hotel. New Montgomery
street loo
..GOODALL, Perkins, & CO, General Agents,
IT, 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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The assessment on Alta will be delinquent In
the Office on Thursday.
The Capital Gas Company OF Sacramento will
pay dividend of 81 per share Tomorrow, the first
since April last.
The horn Silver Mining Company OF Utah paid
quarterly dividend OF l21ac per share yester-
day, aggregating $4,000. This is the thirty fifth
dividend.
The Napa Con. Quicksilver Mining Company has
declared quarterly dividend OF loo per share, or
$4,000 payable o-morrow at the office in Boston.
This is the Sixty-third dividend,
The annual meeting OF the Brunswick Mining
Company has been called for the 10th.
The following local interpretations discussed
dividends during the past month:
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e RATNs. 40 MEkcHANDI J.

e -. = ,'GRAIN;eAND AEHCHANDlSE.'. -:
Wheat-Janu&ry, 60sSc. ::4 = r.: ~: = :.
Flour STEADY. :: :. - :.
= HoDs-Dull. = -: i:..:.:
::Wool-Quiet. ~ -. .
Petrolenfn-Nomlnal.;i. .::>> =. -. -.
Oranges II cid higher; fancy. 81 toC2 rs;
Rigiron-DuI.: -: -. -.
:: Tin Weak traits, sl3 so; plates, dull .
) Spelter-Q Quiet. ~. ~; ~
.Lsad-Dull; brokers' price. So exchange price,
change price 50 90@9 60: -. -.
SALES on 'ChangeL25 tons January tin. S13 5 o :;
% tons February tin, Sl3 40. = =; :. :**s>: :
Spot coffee-Rio, stTong;* No. T., 171ac; mild
quiet: cordoya; S14@I9.2 -. ::
:. Sugar-Raw, dull {; FAIR refining. 1885,; centrl-
fugal, 96test, Sc irefn ed, dull" -
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MARKET. REPORTS.
MONDAY. EVENING Dec. 81.

: = :. MONDAY. EyENINa.7 Dec: 81.
s. !. SUMMARY OF: THE: MARKETS. 8 :. s.
Coast failures last year 1884,
Local bank cearings last year lost sac. uoO, 900
Wheat freights firm. :; : ." -.
Wheat futures recovered.
:. Other cereals dull. - = -:
Hay weak. Beans stagnant, :: . -. =:
Hops neglected. =: =: -. =
Wool very QUIET. -. :: ~;
Coffee dull and easy.:. =: - - :.
Butter advanced again. =: :, :. ::
Eggs steady. =
Turkeys lower. Other Poultry higher. g.
Game steady. -.
Apples and Oranges dull;
=: Nothing doing in Dried Fruit. :: =:
:. Cureo Meats very quiet, - +:
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WEATHER. sUREAU REfoKr.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AaRICULr
cemper 81. r. M. The pressure continues high
est over Montana. Utah and Nevada. with
trough of lower pressure in Arizona ana another
In Oregon. Light rain has fallen along the
Northern California coast and local rains have
occurred In portions of WASHINGTON and Oregon,
ana local SHOWS throughout Idaho and \ orthern
Nevada In all other sections the weather re-
mains fair and conditions are now favorable for
fair weather TO continue in the districts south OF
Oregon.
% The following is the seasonal rainfall as COM
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= = -. -. -
: General nj erchandise.

.BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags; &c. for juno and
July. delivery: Wool Bags, 80 936c.: II.
:. CANNED FRUIr-ApricOtS,S 81 1901 10. q: dOZ
Peaches, 81 3G@I 40; Pears: 81 2U@ll 25;. White
Cherries. 81 sos. BLACK Cherries, 81 40: Piunis,
/: GA NJ ED Observation-Disclosures Toe; cas-
81 10@l:25 % dozen. =: =. :. =
f. :COFEEEzThe private circular ofC. e.. BicKford
SAYS "a small business has been effected since
the Eth inst. confined. almost wholly. to the
liquidation OF. remnants preparatory to"thi. ans
nual closing: AS dealers likewise were engrossed
with their own affairs, larger or smaller conces-
sions: without much regard to nominal values
were invariably necessary. to characterization,
peeially for parcels of inferior quality and better
grades that lacked style and merit. Under such
eircumst ances the prices paid show consider G.
irregularity au mark a momentary decline WI C h
could not be substatiated to-day. on application
for further business. We. therefore continue
former quotations as nominal'a at 20@2lc q ID
nom. for good to: prime: Costa Rica:~ 1890
1912c q u nom: for good Costa Rica mixed with
Rica; l4@l61ac nom. for common to ordinary
Costa RIGA; 1000 1ac for good TO prime washed
saiyador: foF oS GOOD Seachsd Jun an.
washed Salvador 2l14@22c for prime washed
f1 eco 70 sofg
washed Guatemala: 17@1Sc p 10 for medium
Guatemala 100 615c 2. ID Tor ordinary :Guate-
GuatomaIa;. 201a022c q % fer: fair. to prime
washed PeaberrT; 191s@2oI5c,for good to prime
unwssned Peaberry .To-day,s frst-hand stock
consists OF s ssS bags. viz: 5000 salvador and
7S9 Guatemala. The steamer Acapulco is. due
about january 3with 1850 bags -. :. ! !.
= COAL-Wellington Is :quotable at 81: 90: New
Wellington. 81 90 g ton: Seattle. 81 q tom: Coos
Bay, IS so; w allsend, ST; Scotch, 81 90; Brymbo
81 50 Cumberland $I1 so in bulk and S13 in
sacks; West Hartley, IS 90; Welsh Hartley, So:
Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, S11 1l2; Welsh
Anthracite Egg, $500: Camel, SO 5O; Rock
Springs. 81; Castle Gale, 81; Pleasant Valley, 81
.FISH-Pacihc Cod 1s.quoIe as follows: Bundles
615c: Middles; &c; Standard BLOCKS, &c; Seabright
Blocks. ~ c Squares. 71ac; Silver King Strips,
71ae:~ Norway Strips 634c;. Narrow Gauge. &c;
Mackerel, half bbls, $9for No. ana SS@S 50 for
NO. s Eastern Smoked Herring, SOC p geg ::
half bbls and 81 75 in kits; Tongues and SOUNDS,
SIG: = =.
! NAILs-Bass prices are 81 rs for iron or steel,
and 81 Is for wire. 4: -. r.
.#QUICK SILVER-$37 81 flask. =.
:. SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company:
quotes. terms net cash; Cube Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 51ac; Dry Granulated 7se;
Confectioners' A. 4s4c:. Magnolia A, 1886: Extra.
C, 4Ac;. Golden @, &c: ID. ;3s4c; half. barrels,
3sc more than barrels. and boxes 11ac more: !.
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The Wool Trade.

!, From. the wool report of George Abbott we take
the following fgures:- The production in Calfor-
MIA In 1894 was 6.96S;4OO rs. the largest since
1886. when it was 3S Dos 100. Last years clip
consisted OF "a, 494 400 ms spring ana l1.128000
lbs TALL, besides l,346 900 lbs pulled wool shipped
from the interior. The stock hand January /,
1895, is placed at 6,000.000 IDS. The receipts
from Oregon were 3. 500. 900 lbs. and from Nevada
and the Territories about 1,2500 600 fbs. The ex-
ports were 26,53S,0O0 lbs by rail- ana 1O2,444 lbs
by steamer via Panama. none going by sail These
exports were valued at $3. 72O. 900. -. -:
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!: GOMpAGNIE GENERALE
TRAN SATLANTIQUE.

..:t.++. French Line to HaVre.
GOMPANY'S PIER (NEW). AZ NORTH 1g-a
" River foot of Morton sc. Travellers 1919
by this line avoid both transit by English railway
and the discomfort of crossing the channel In .
small boat New York TO Alexandria Egypt via
Paris first class $3.50; second class SIG.
LA GASCOGNE, Capt bHnGeIon. ...............
December ]. 4 $50 An.
~ :;,,,,. l+tfelu Der 8 IL 100 T. ".
LA BOURGOGNE. Capt :Leboeuf ........"....
.LA.CHAMPAGNE. Capt Laurent. .:......:.,.-
E8- For further particular, appy, To AGENT.
= ,,1c no, Bowling Green New YORK
ave. San Francisco. au3lst
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SPECIAL SALE

IN n IN
At Grand Arcade Horse Market, 327 Sixth ST.,
WEDNES DAY.
Wedn ssday .Jaausry g, 1895.
At IL O'Clock A. Il sharp, we will sell
BY order Oakland r. r., head Heavy Draft
Horses large Mares leach weighing over 1000
lbs.) also fast pacing Mare, together with 80
head good Driving and W ork Horses, wagons,
Carts. Harness, open and Top Buggies, etc.
SULLIVAN 81 DOYLE, Livestock Auctioneerg.
d-Sl Or
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THE STOCK. MARKET.

The market opened dull yesterday aud prices
showed a decline The weekly official reports
comprised the only news received during the day.
The showing in the Con. Cal. & Va continues
quite favorable and augurs we'll for the new year.
Onthe noon informal session the southend stocks
were IN demand and Alta sold up to 39e under ac-
tive sales No particular change was seen during
the afternoon session.
NOTES.
The stock exchanges will remain closed to-day.
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New York MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3l.-The LAST gay of the year
1894 was about the dullest of any full busin ess
day OF the entire twelve months, and ON few, IL
any, days, has the speculation been more unin-
reresting. The total sales barely exceeded $4,000
shares and St Paul. with sales OF $500 shares
20 its credit, was most active Of the whole list.
There we're periods Of extreme stagnation during
The morning call., 1895-01-01
Call. Board Sales.

Secretary T. C. Friedlander reports the follow
ing Call Board sales for December: Wheat, $685.
500 tons: Barley 81, 500 tons Total, 800 90 tons
Total sales from July l. 1894. to December 81
1894; Wheat, 1,625,400 tons; Barley, $3.50, 200
TONS Total, l, 96l. 800 tons. - -. - 80;
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Failures inIS94.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports 1854
failures in the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the year 1894, with assets of S5,2ll,O9O ana
liabilities 1859 $780,: as compared with lO4S
for the previous =year. wItn:sassets S7,9O7,O97;
and liabilities $14.226,634 The failures for the
past year are divided among the States and Ter
ritories as follows: i. 49,: $3.50 -
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

- INTERNATIONAL HOTEL" :.
S Wind " .: CMcCarthy, N
L E Power, q 4 en-, W Sherman W 81 8: en-,
Fort Bragg MADEIRA
+ d Edison, Yosemite r Dixon, San Jose
G z Krusen, Michigan w Ryan, q SN
F Sorensoi, u S NJ . Miss NJ Sullivan, Cal. :
Frank j. Melio. Vallejo A Hill UEiah
jackson, Dakota Mrs Mullins & b, Cal =
g Hedges Vallejo + Osborn, u -.
} Lewis Il b. New j FLYNN, Texas -
A Jennings, Texas de Rose, Portland :.
Miss X Somers, Cal j KtngweD, Ohio -
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
F Douglas, Troy, NY GA Book. Stockton: =
II Starter. Topeka 81 Mylar, Underwood
j r Goodman, Los Ang W T. Short, \ Y =. =:
G Engei q W. Los Ang. y Brown. Chicago:
p Heyman, San Rafael G i Trubshaw, Chicago
&c A Dickson, Mont Erickson. Mexico =
6 b FRY Valona - Miss M Halfway, Bakers
PLaundmark, PasoRobls field.
II LaVerIy. Ben Lake Salter. San MRteo
H Ball, Oakland Steers Seattle
w Ripley, Santa Clara Goodman, OAK
PALACE HOTEL.
W D MeNevin, Glasgow D Forbes. n Y
A Hoyey Chicago McMurtIee. Denver
H McDermon, ST Louis Mulqueen &w, Chicago
N } Daube &aw. Chicago N kichengren, Chicago
+ j Max, So Louis ii Frank,
w de Groc1, Los Ang Chandler, Los Angeles
= Marshall. Chicago J Davis. IN eenah
w BRckmInste Cal j Galejos, SanJose
Halisey, y &c II Hindry, Stanford
Miss " l. Rindry, Cal II Dwyer, sacramento
] II Moreland W, Mass w j Hammond, Detroit :
de Soto, Mazatan.
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Omaha .Liyestock Market.

OMAHA. Nebr.. Dec 1-Cattle-Receipts 1UOO
T here was good active demand both from killers
and Tor shipping and speculative account, and
trade was active from the start, with prices fully
a dime higher than Saturday. There was about
the same amount of activity and the same advance
In butchers and Gamers stock Business in
feeders had considerable life, and prices as rule
were stronger. =: -. =. -.
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wood. Market.

/. Posts s1ac each: Redwood. So q cord Oak,
rough, So So; peeled 49,; Pine, $6; Railroad
Ties, SIC apiece for 6x8, Ale for 71S and 45@5Oc
for 7x9. -: -. =,
TAN Battle-Ground Bark, $50 @ tom whole,
Sl3 so p cord. =. .:-:.... ::
. "LUMBER-The Redwood Manufacturers, Asso
cistion quotes: No. i. Rough, $l3@l7; No. q
siS. s12 and SIS Is Ne; haIf.inch surfaced and
lear, No. /. $32@31 q NJ; No. 2, $22@2S p M;
Rustic No. l, $15@23; No. 2, $20@24 ;ssuri aced
7. and g., No l, $12: No. 2. $l2@l4. -: =.
The morning call., 1895-01-01
-PefroIenm Refinerv Rnrned.

- BERLIN, Dec. 3t.-Richlovsk & Sayets
great petroleum refinery at Batoum. on
the Black Sea, bias been: burned. The loss
is enormous.