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The San Francisco call., 1896-02-21

M. Casimir-Perier recently sold the his
toric park and chateau of Lesdiguieres, at
Vizelle, for 100000 francs. 1t was bought
by two Lyons merchants, who intend to
turn the chateau into brewery.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-21

to buy SAC worth of salves and lotions to
heal his hurts and that his feelings were
damaged to the extent of $3.50, bringing
which the Justice courts have jurisdiction.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-21
Investment
Properties!
A GRAND PIECE OF
SUTTER-ST. PROPERTY,
Known as the
"ALEx a. A.ND7IA.D
South Side of Sutter St., 4I:2% East OF
Jones St., Lot 65x137:6 Feet,
RENTAL $500 DEP MnMTL
South Side of Sutter St., 4I:2% East OF
Jones ST., Lot 65x137:6 Feet.
RENTAL $500 PER MONTE
lodern hotel building,
"THE ALEXANDRIA,

NEN ERL pOOO FEN MOIN n.
This and elegantly constructed 5-story
modern hotel building,
"THE ALEXANDRIA"
Contains everything known TO architects for
the convenience OF patrons of frst-class
FAMILY hotel; it is s1bdlvided into 120 sunny,
cheerful and pleasant rooms comprising grand
halls, elegant reception-r rooms parors, billiard
rooms family rooms, in suit or single; fine eleva-
tor; in the basement is complete outfit for the
elevator; laundry appliances, and everything that
the demands require for strictly frst-cass house,
or if desired the building is well arranged and can
be rented for Offices Doctors, dentists artists and
all professional people are making Sutter ST. the
great headquarters resort and thoroughfare for
every profession useful 10 the human family. For
professional not TO be located on Sutter ST. is to
be out of the swim.
Examine this property for an investment; a rare
opportunity for large piece OF SutteI-st property;
alchance once in q lifetime.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-21

AS administrator of Rhodesia, DIR.
Jameson ruled as satrap territory not in
ferior in area to the German empire.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-21
PALATiAL RESIDENCE

And Lot 137:6x137:6 feet, on north line
of Broadway, 1876 feet east of Fill
more street.-the very apex of Pacific
Heights.
This elegant mansion is one OF the choicest
homes in this city; contains lS rooms. comprising
Beautiful Parlors. Reception-rooms, Library, Bill
lard Room. Elegant pnng-room and several
Bedrooms, Grand Hall, frescoes and elaborate
grounds, with stable for several horses, and the
grand and imposing view of San Francisco bay,
Costa Hills, and constantly moving marine pam
orama-view unequaled in the world.
The NJ ansion and Stable and the entire lot, 1875
x137 20 feet, Will BE- offered as an entirety or
THE BEST 5O-VARA
For residence in the city: north line of Broadway
between Webster and Fillmore streets,
In Four ~ Large Subdivisions-34:415x
1876 Feet,
Reserving the improvements. A more perfect and
slightly location for home cannot be found in the
city. The homes OF best citizens surround this
mansion and grounds. Broadway is bituminized
and in splendid condition. Car accommodations
TO every portion of city
Improved NV. Corner Fillmore and
Jackson Streets.
improvements consist Of
8 FRENCH FLATS,
OF 7 and rooms and bath and bay-window
choicest locations on Pacific Heights The prop
surrounded by streetcars, accessible TO any por-
ton OF tba city. Examine this for investment.
Full rents $235; lot 9S:412xl00 feet.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS so-VARA LOT,
South line OF Vallejo street. 1875 feet east OF
Fillmore. This is grand location for handsome
hood The grand view associated with the Pacific
Heights is enjoyed by this property. Lot 137 :6x
1875 feet. Ca- accommodations everywhere.
Mission Residence Lots
East line Fair Oaks. north of 25th st.-Two ele-
CANT and slightly residence lots; choice home sites:
25xl0O and 25x125.
Ridley, mr.. Market and Guerrero SITS,
South line (No. 437) OF Ridley ST. l4O feet east
Castro and Valencia cables: lot 25x1O0 feet.
Mission-Grand Corner Lot,
NE. corner Guerrero and 9th sts.; elegant cor
ner; all ready for building; choice location: ex-
anime this for home lot: 27XS0 feet; adjoin-
ing on 27th St, with large warehouse almost full
size Of lot; lot 20x77 feet S. F. and s. NJ. cars
BernaI Heights Lots.
In Gift Map No. 3-Ten lots, bounded by Pow
haitian, Bank and Butler or Folsom streets; fine
view; must be soldi lots 25x70 feet.
For catalogues, terms, ETC., inquire OF
EAsTON. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
Auctioneers.
Salesroom, 63s Market Street.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-21

And Lot 137:6x137:6 feet, on north line
of broadway, 1876 feet east of Fill
more street.-The very apex of Pacific
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-31

CHICAGO MARKETS
The Hard of Trade.

CHICAGO. Dec. So.-Wheat opsnei et
substantially tho price Il closed yesterday.
IL ala not renain long az that bat quite
a lot of hong Nhest had 20 be- dumped into
the pit before the bull spirits became saf-
flcieutlv diluted 50 assume the appear
arca II beArlshuess. whtch 3 suaste denf
arop o. Ike per hasasi w0lid indicate The
dtscourarlng item Ok the early news which
caused those longs who had profits 20
conclude 10 take them was al opening
liverpool advance az only nj opening
pti-ts fer May ranged from Ssse % Afe,
and there was large give n8-taSe traae
Cor shoot hsH an hour between tne io@ er
% those figures and site only very
htte however. bgiaStnx the latter price.
II worked down "a $50. recovered 20
N-xc. and thvu took a Iong. deliberate
Slide 60 Sse getting SO the latter point
before e O'Clock. TAe great part % the
news other TRAN the Indifference % thn
Liverpool market was far from bearisn
Receipts AZ Minneapolis and Duluth were
81 cars. compared with E9 ears the cor
reapcaaiae day last year. The eiearaoces
were - ea bushels iu wheat ard four
frs4a Atlantic ports. Argtntsae news was
mere favorable than a@y hitherto REPORT
a. A reliable Liverpool rvn cahaiuE that
the sQruias ~ wheat for export would rot
ereoca Il ass es} bushels. RHsstaA ship
meats were also saIt ta he dEat, TIE de-
r,srt tato Tine ig VAS claimed. but details
vrrs nst forthccrnirg wp 20 the ead *
tle session The quantity eiatnoed "a have
hesn worked 80 vas an2ut iaa ~ bushels.
ssstf no xnrtnE TIE market was 9nctirfsEy
weak ssurfux thc sast houT On week clos
ING cables. foreign selling AZ the seasosra
nsd heavy 3oaal FWa&xtnE. May rnaIy
$50 sagvn 90 49, hus gasiaa 10 stsal1
- buviax assgnst puts and closed AZ thar
GE4re
s,sra was nrm early. IN sympathy wita
vsrseat. hut weakened later a. taAt mar
kas declined
searS ateafayed mn easv feeling - the
es.r4 witch iasor sevehapes tnto very
hrax-r onr. Tar1v TIE &sSt he@T heavy
49, nv serse important tatagasts caused
\ sha~u ls~eak. Part - thts wss veSoF-
ed "a a good ioeat demand
trading sn provisions was a8nsat az Gus
f,.sfv q A ehangsug over character. Re
rzngs &c rrfees Was slightly Go" a".Ea-
CfosGag Quotations.
Zg-h,st- December. 1s-sc. January. is%s.
t'e.rm-ne,ssrnbe- ard January. zzss;
Msv. &sse
,aass~I )es,enaaer, 1S7s1. January 11sse
3ssrk-L>ecssneeg. $50 January k'-ss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-31
MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. So.---s--ives--
Schr orgent, from Coos hay. sN-iea--Ssr
Cay q Pnv5ia, 4or Nsc.ovsa sas1 Port
Townsend.
PORT CAMILLE. Dec. .-Special--Ar-
rived-BkEn Sk&gif. Capt Robinson. eight
DAYS from San Francisco. 10 load tor san
Pedro: bksn Jane L. Stanford. Capt.
Johnson. 20 load for sy3ney>
FORT CAMILLE Dec. &C. eectal. Ar
r1yesi-Sehr Bangor. Capt. Aspe. from
Gnaymas. 10 lead for San F8Sro. Jane J..
Stanford. from Pert Townsend.
PORT TOWNSEND. Disc. s9.-Spec al
Arg4ved--3E sh Kate Tlnonlss, fp0n RIO lie
Janeiro. at Royal Roads awaiting orders
Hr ak PROV nee, from Astoria. at Royal
Reads awaiting orders Br tn Victoria
Regina, from Calesa Haena, 20 load iufn-
Der A. Port Gamble foI Valparaiso, sc.lF
Lena SweGzy, from san Francs for Bs.-
lard. 10 had for san Francisco. scAr
Sailor Boy, AZ Ballard. 80 ioed fur san
Francisco; schr Barge. a. Pert Gamble.
50 load humber for san Pedro. sailed
Schr Robert SearIes. humber laden fr0xa
Tacoma Tor Sydney.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-31

IL or SHERIFF : sALE--in the
- .,,,rt Of TIE state Of sNasalis<y-
~ ~ county of King. George L.
f.svsse -. Gardner kellogg ana
KsiIogg. his vile, defendants.
@s..sa by virtue of an order % sale
execution. fssuea out % the
B'ssssrs.a court. ia tfss above sFitzfssd
go ~ nae directed ard aeliyeres4-
80 5.ssv levied upon me following ee-
-sss rFspsrty. situated II king
rs-aasslnxfon. to-wlt:
,ss.ar sIgnt 81. 81 block numbered
.1cs 60. 81 q pat OF an addition 70
=, En- of seattle. laid Of ~ n n
= a. therefore tersby given that or
n the 18th day Of January, -. az
- ~ IL O'Clock q. m Of said day,
Z s--,,s door OF the courthouse. RI TIE
- seattae, in Eaid KING county. l
q 49, zbove described property a.
! -. .ssrfisn to the highest and DsEt
- ,asx 58fh day % December. 1sss.
T.yAE DE yANTEsR. Sheriff.
! f4urer. Attorney.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-31

esoss1 essow ~ ksgAeS< poz< on selnrx
aeTs- TIE rerSssery e rrzag1ss was very
marked Home rails mere esp@cia1Ry
sr'oEsg On good e@rnirvs. TIE settlement
Sas satisfactorily C1nc.zlss~s
@zTz1 S4Egat garter r1.ifs1z sszrls1g
= god nsre <nsS week. Tbs - zce xeS-
crafty &rowz. ne continent &sszz ne Ssro-
EsoSesl 6ests-sztie o. the god
BIS % arrive II Tz-u4rv ara agsotes AZ
y. VALE Tnll-en sterling n srsasarsr
1s were allotted co32y n Ih-ee r,arshs
Bills At an average CT =. pr cent. dis
ces1t. NsvArs sge.esS. extreme ease II
zauxey earsy n January . not expected
% last very Eorg uasesS Nex Tark se-assS
gold
TIE Pars ard BerIsa oau-ses were
steady
BreasssuGs and Grains
LIVERPOOL. ueo. ss-wAaas-srct
ssEa4y, demand poor. No = req snr. ~.
Is fss@s1. No ! Ca3sforn1a, p Ia Futares
opened agies. Win near ard 5Sstan. Pc
EsesoEs ~ higher. but later weakened ana
eIosed auizt. wa rear positions III bower
ard d.sEsnt positions 1 j ss<hs~: business
ABORT equally Gisrrr5ufess. December, nan-
inzI: January. s. SID: February, IS IoA.
Nareh. IS HID; Arrai. NOMINAL: May. es
uisd
curn-Spot firm: American mixed. IS
Led. Fusures firm. with near and distant
positions !. e go aagher: december, es lea .
January and February. - sad. March, -
lad: April. nominal: May. IS i9I15
F'ioIr-Demand poor: ST. Louis fancy
winter. IS 3D.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. E. Sc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-31
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Greyhound carried an excsir-
sion OF the Christian Lnceavor Society
yesterday TO Everett.
Four-masted schooner inca. chartered
by the Osaka Lumber Company, finished
loading l254ao0 feet OF lumber yesterday
and win san for japan Friday evening.
She could have taken another 10000 feet
en- her deck. but the surveyors would not
allow IL. The Inca Ia not cutie READY Tor
sea. as her canvas Is net yet bent
steamship -fd sailed yesterday morn
ing at II O'Clock for Alaska. With ths fol-
loving list Of passengers: Fred Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crawla ord. w. G..
Fletcher, Mrs. A. Il, Leonard. James Me
Couuell. Mrs. ]. w. McDonald, Miss
ing. Thomas l. Hogan. j. Dempsey, Dir.
Leonhardt. J. +. Hamilton and ten sec
Oau-claSs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-31
ARGENTINE CROP FAILUREv.
Santa Fe Farmers Receive 40 t'sdm
Buenox Ayres.

NEW YORK, Dec. Ca dispatch 10 the
Herald from Buenos Ayres says: The ag
r.cultural commission appointed TO tnves-
aigate the condition OF agriculture IN the
province OF Santa Re viii make a report
to President ur.pur1 chs week. The re-
port will, II IS said, show a disastrous
state OF affairs among the farmers Ia the
province. Tt viii recommend asSthe only
ssalvat.on, commercially, an issue of 81, co.,
900 in mortgage bonds.to be used in assist
ing the farmers sn this crisis. Oaher
measures OF relief will also be proposed in
fts report The commissioners say that
the corn crop sn the province VIII fall 5000
tons short OF the actual necessities OF the
people Buenos Ayres - now sending
grain to Santa Fe TO relieve the distress.
IN ordinary times the y.esd IN that prov
ince is 10000 tons. but the whole crop this
year is practically failure.
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3. ios block 2. c~awfars's sd. Der. =
a &. s. @aa
SANE Is r c. crnwsora. ssc~k~ I y
He.xass add una - e.s = I - N'i i an a
,ess ! ard : 80 $. p =. >. Dc : q. G,
same IN Lesser T>srner. lots : 70 : block
- Arlington Eesg1rs add. Dec :. Z. c. s.
Mondays Transfers.
SAersr . slertan z. Dresser. lrss 20 :.
FsT1ek To,szsssa e. ux. 2, carl Eauero.
nw - =. nscck 8. Gllzaaa Park. Dec.
STATE 70 Hiram n. ART Nsrrse Pease.
~ block Is Seattle Tide Lznk2s. Dec.
caaslas 4. Garrison % Lizzie z Cum
rsnEs. .oss = anG 4. eioeS a; lot : block
~ = r Days Eldoraso ad2. June y.
e.Aarisz a. Garrison 10 Lsz1,e e. cam
SC l. - - > g June r. lSS sra
Andrew Eu~leig1 receiver n p r. r.
{ 80. g tsty - S@9stle. sw Sw sec 3 ID -
- 8. June "a SS1s&
Security Savings B2ns and II. II. A
ttaSita-ss rece2ver % said hank. 10 a r
Earf9ru. rs sw NV sw s1z 70 nw sw
90 50 e n~ sw SEC = = q. !. April
L W. Ballard e. ux. 70 George =. Hura-
eert' let s. block 5, Slaughter. March 10
N - :, - - Atas&9A AAFLe E8Z J. SIT
- e "a re and ne nv SEC =. p
= 49, a eh0 = OF Va nv ard MA
s% sec = ~ 2. 4. leo q, Dec. Is, s. so.
X, LSNIs st *. . J. A. Gran, lot
As9 "a 4et . DOCK !. Cars sd. New.
Is 81
ALted I. SArey. speeasl master IN chan
SSefS' - y; Z; Ky Co. PITY Of y. p. Z. r.
Se,, Aug, - lS2
y r. X x. 20 % y. 2. Ry. o.. deed OF
iAnas o. gr@ntoy. Oct 1A
Farmers l. & I. CO.. trustee, 70 N p.
~: 20, ppts % n r Il 4. Co, Oct. Is.
and AntreE +. Earielga. receivers Of y.
r X T. 80, 10 N, Ry- Co. ppty az
y; :, X X. TO- nead by them. oct q.
-. r Sans Ct TX 70 Northwestern &
fraSiia - hypotae e i 5Ank N ~ & r Msg
~, ~ se sec ~, = 2. Iec. - 81
x> Ia haEto ana hsss eara, X w, 20 Mary
r@lSs' tlActS . ana :. Bronson al. Kirk
AA.sa. ~. l. eee-
49, Nsis Takss aiaa husband. James 70
.s -..la.As p 1ssss.s ssNsA' ssSStS Aha > the
hTsnSen al, Kirkland, Dee. =. sssa.
=. S9-s;s,A e TX . Inward Beaaew,
ISts 90 g osoSA ~ sup Ia@ts crown se,
Dee' - 49,
Tuesdays Transfers.
IA wa,d AZ ny "a Tohn fvavvan to,s !,
ard 4 block IL Fngseyveod ner "a Sifss
West coast Irnrsr',,-,sy,.ss1t -, - A-afvsx.,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-31

NEW YORK MARKETS.



NEW FORK. Dee 1s-Tae stock market
ruled irregular. bat ma1niy lower today.
FTuctuaftons we're narrow, and dealings
we're confined 70 the usual leaders Lower
Leadon prices ard rezls e. NJ By local trad
srs we're she Only apparent Influences bear
sng upon TIE speculation. Tire contras ton
OF bushes w4s aserfbsd 30 the approaching
hoitdsy. the frequency Of reports OF bank
failures IN the West and nearby assem-
biaEs OF congress. Supporting orders
checked the general reactioaary move
naent. bat the improvements were OF brief
duration. The changes In some Of the
usually inactive speci&Itsss we're parttcu-
larry wide. including oregon Navigation
preferred. which fell per cent The mar
ket lapssd into extreme dizziness after
midday. and the dealings lacked special
significance until near the close. when q
brisk purchasing movement IN sugar de-
veioped, advancing the price : Per cent.
The traders were the principal purchasers
baf the buying Was called good. and was
attributed TO alleged expectations Of IA
voraoie news for the property from Wash
ington. LONDON was moderate seller Of
the prominent internal, as well as some
OF the f0w-prtced stocks. The market
closed quite, with net slight losses gensr-
ally.
The bond market displayed increased
UGt&FEAE anu SAFNA1AA1s Aft4 SAft-N EINaDsr
improvements In glit-edged issues on In
vestment orders. The aggregate sales
we're S1.flaooa
Governments were dull but q shade
higher. Transactions. 81. esa.
Money and Exchange
Money on cal. easy. al isIz per cent;
last loan. 2 per cent; closed, ILg2 per
cent; prime mercantile paper. SSzI4s per
cent Sterling exchange. with actual bust
ness In bankers oils AZ $4s6s4 G4Ssis for
demand. and 81 sSG5s.Ssz. for sixty days;
posted rates. ss.s4s6s.s5 and s4.S794S7lz.
Commercial bills, s4SzG 6flsGs2. Bar silver.
Csc; certi5ieates, essg6S1zo.
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GRAY. Harhor Fishertr..

During the year ensfsny Decerpfrcr N.
1885, there was shipped from Grayss haEseor
q. 900 cases o. salmon. valued ~ SO, 0o0. OF
ahis pack. 12.09l cases were skipped by tie
Hernck Packing Company. OF Aberdeen.
and the remainder by the sfcGowan CaR-
ming Company. OF Cosmopoiis. Tncre was
shipped by express shout ~, 900 pounds or
salmon, sturgeon and haishut. valued at
sl08.oeo. The cargo OF i5s1ibgt OF a Sl-son
schooner was shipped from Aberdeen. The
fish OF Gray's harbor are caught almost
entirely by net. The Industry affords am
Payment for from rs 70 $50 men. and abcslt
100 Chsnamen. The sturgeon &c osle Of tia
chief fish shipped from tne hesbcr. and
some measures should be taken % pre-
serve them from total destruction, SAY .
che Aberdeen Bulletin.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January 1 and
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
/ 1885 are s4&s3 1875. There we're filed
FOR record Wednesday % deeds. aegregaf-
ing s1i94s.S2. Following il a list fur
nfsaea by the Daily Bulletin, room u Oc-
cidentai block.
Harwooa Morgan - AK. - the Land
MTG Bank 81 Northwestern America,
Ltd. lots 1 and ?. and NV ne sec Is. tp IS.
8 IS n. Nov. II.
G. 5. Fitch to Bank Of Auburn, lots s
20 II, Billiards. Park add, Slaughter. Sept.
= sheriff 70 @. C. zimpel. lots 1 and :.
block 81. Hanford's add. s. Seattle. Dec.
James s. Nielsen et TX. to King county.
strin Tor road % feet wide on side OF $
lire 81 - Sc sec =. 70 .. 5. Nov.
John &. Nieie e TX and Harry 81 Nte{e
ct ak. 10 klng county. "trip OF ROAD 81
feet wide on : s1de Of line OF ne nc sec
g. ID ~ 5. Dec. -
VIM II. Maud 3; TX TO Arm Maud. lots
: A. . 2. block l: :, ,'s - 0'"eA =
J. W Mapie. county treasurer, % has1s-
fton PLAT lots and 8 block {. Cove add
Nie1a 6. G4ar and husb. J. w. 10 An
fregs Tenw~en. let s. block o. Crafts SAL
nor Ray add. April e. a. s.s
sheriff 20 Thomas DE 6tR *AfteF ef.o
bingham g. Morris ia trust for slaneat
% creditors % Solicitors l.. a a Co.
lots J and 2 block s.. Bells Heirs q add
Dee - SSs IS.
SnEFtT 80 E}Eularutn III Ssflltnf ba1 flN
ana e SEC "a ~ :. $. no - A'e'''
sSerfT 10 Hannah S. sargent, sw sec 3.
~ a. q & Et3 "a. Dec. -, sl.sss.
ss1er4E 30 Tnsuranoa Company o. North
America Of PHILADELPHIA. I9t :. block I,
nsVs Heirs add. De-. - $50 81.
shprt~ 20 JOAN X. Hudson lot ?, block
y Puurf8s' add. Dee 81. $50
Emma Petersen 20 sasie Marshall, uHa
Il ggr i h}oek $. lot =. block -. Apt ;
85oek s2 Central a&8s also sya II q ia
lat i nlae& =. A. A. Denny's aud. Dec
81 S&z
shers~ 20 Peter Fesaer. lot s. block q
q ina park ada. Ballard lot s, hlcck y,
Cnesu Anne add ind = q trSs-t - ~ :.
fAeek = E.yaeh 4 Snisl1S' AID; sots s1d
4 Mock q Fsarke'z lss add a0t 8 titez =
peauv a HaFt's eaas tr8et 1sxsss Eest
as3aanlrE lss Is block =. GTcsas as1 On
EsnrtB. Dec. - t3s&
Ffer-y Var Asse}s e X - 2. 8 Doug
iasss lgf e. hiaek - y SaEse'a ADD tex
q ss. feetg I3sc IS SO
Crawford 1 CeEoVsr 20 IAxEfs a 1ra~
san, lgst B. block = Aladiso1 - Gable ny
A68. Lee. * IS.
L frasrs9r-s - *. - ". Z Gaxxn. r.
as 1 an4 E Nio.ek g.. joan T. Magic 3
- odd, Al Eiock &. les 4 and = escck
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. n.-FEcur-
Family extras e. fvfl5 =, bakers extras.
8 Sos. superfne. 81 .zn4.sH.
WheAf-ss Shipping. s. szsS for No. l. and
g. sea- for cn0ice; milling. N.sTiza1i .sza1.
Bariey-Fe-a. fair 80 good. 80 SC,
cholce. sssxas7szc: brewing. s5gs7lze.
oafs-vhfte feed, s. 1901 80. Surprise.
s. 5o2i.so: milling. si-A2l.zs black, for
feed. sl7l e.: black. for seed. g. .3s8I e
red. for seed. 81. 1871 Is; red, fer feed.
81. ez1ze7l. 10.
Produce recesyyss-Fiour, quarter sacks.
sisa. wheat. centalz. 70. ~; barley. cen
tails. So: cats, csntRls, 80; DO oregon. ITS.
DO Eastern. 81; potatoes. sacks. l.sie,
onions. sacks =. corn, ceutals, Eastern.
-. hay. tons. sis: straw. tons. 30 Wool
bales. Oregon. Il: alfalfa seed. Eastern,
sacks. -. hides. nnrnser. Co., quicksilver,
TASKS 90 wine. gallons. 81. 80.
Produce, Fruit, Ete-
Feed and Observation-Disclosures, sis.5nd
y per ton: bran. California, ZIG Is ~ per
ton: outside brands OF bran. 81 per ton.
Hay-Wheat. ssalasos wheat and cat.
Tfi oat. tszss. harley. river. $3.50; best
harley. ss4ts.s9. alfalfa senI-59 clover. sal1
s. stock. S5Lfs. compressed wheat, ssas.5e
compressed Dat. ssal. straw, So9Ne per
base.
Vegetables Early Rose potatoes. Taqsec
use, fancy do. SSc4sI. river BagDauks,
3eu4ac. sweet potatoes. sl.15sii.s0s onions
5oaaec: tomatoes. 25u5le, summer squash.
per aound. 7Gsc. cream squash, &c; mush-
FOona sStigc per pound: dried peppers. I
Csc per pound. dried okra. s6iac; garlic.
ls44 ~. rilabarb. 5scQSl per box
krli~-Eancy apples. siSgi. -: common
do. f04s5c. Eastern do. tl-50d.3, cranber-
rics. ssxs per barrel: fresh grapes. In
IN
boxes. nA} el oranges. s242.ge: seeding or
anges. A4i.5o: Mexican lines, s445, Cali
fornia lemons. common. slzll q. fair TO
good, si.s2z; feucy. s2.5eG5, Hawaiian
bananas, sU2: New Orleans bananas,
sl-5982s0: plneappiss. per dozen. S2ds5.
common pears. 2sag5oc; cholee do. 10cU
SIS.
Butter-Eancy creamery. 2ia22c; sec
onds. 2oc. fancy dairy, ISQisc. good 10
choice. ieQIse. picked. I6aIec; firkin. Is
Gisc.
Cheese-Faacy mild. new. 1iqi2c; fair to
good, SalOc; Young American. uQl3lzc,
Eastern. I2gls.
Eggs-Ranoh. 2casoc. store. 23Q2sc;
Eastern, za42ic: das,k. 80.
Poultry-Live turkey gobblars, 14di5c:
hens. 1SeSiac; ROSTERS. old. "a. do young,
$50. fryers, SS.sya4. hens. ssst4.59s ducks.
old, ti15. do young. sSQs: geese. sl-59ss2::
pigeons, old. TIC; DO young sfxl -.
G8ms-Canyasbaek ducks, S5gl2; NAL
lard, g.. teal. s., sprig. $50. widgeons,
-. small ducks, si.bo; quail. sl25aal 70 /.
harea 81. gray cease. s.. rabbtts. Sl6f 20
white geese. 81. brant. s. so. English
sntpe. s. 10. common sYnpe. Sl9ll. 3; hoax
eTs. Ss.tolsf.50.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-lnactive: May. $780,.
C0ru-Large yellow, sogSzia@
Bran-Cailf0raia, sl29Is.So.
Wool.
Wool-Cholce mountain, 6Q7c. poor
mountain. i15c: San joaquin plains. 3s15o;
san joaquin Iooihll. 6Gsc. Northern, falI.
789c.
Hops.
Hops-Quotabls at s8lao for fair TO
choice. and lie for fancy.
Financial.
Mex. dol .s2a5z'al Drafss-Sight ... 12i.
Silver bars ....- b2sal Telegraph :. -