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New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
GRAIN AND PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES or XEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

RES OF Nl.W lOik DEALINGS.
The ChcasO markets were closed yesterday on &c
connt Of municipal elections. but the New York wheat
u,rl,et appc.rcd TO derive benefit thcrcrom. Tho
ru,acions wore lot heavy. but they recorded an in
,r.,.. and roe to 100000 bushels. Foreign news
vas i,,rl.h and the chief cause OF the depression
th,t occurred. STOCK, at Liverpool were increased
and Il calm through the United Kingdom was reported
Lv private ,ahlcs The amount on passage Increased
zoo 900 bushels. Late cables were Il, much ds . Ia
uruu, below the previous ngiIrs. Crop reports were
n,olc cnconraenr and fu northwestern receipts "cre
r,coricl. May opened at 7'@-1 l rs cents ana de
rlucd - 81 f., cents. selling on the curb at ~ :
,rni- The deliveries GA contract were i7o,oop
bu-hr. but they were well taken care If. linal
uuotlton, were of 30 for April AT 80 3o, IA Tor
Nav at ~; - June at ~ = and July at - = and
Is cent for December AT - = cents.
Cash wheat was active IN the export linc lJI'oo9
wheat. Mllrrs took 10000 bushels. The price Tor
spot lots however. declined Ia cent
Corn on fh" spot Wao weak. closing a shade lower
ON some grades. The export demands, however, ran
nm tn l,i 900 bushels here and $4,000 bushels else
where I'm opt iOns about l,oOO.OOO bu,hcl, were de
llycr~i ON contract. The options wcc sustained by
"A speculative contest between two local concern, III
which the bull house was victorious. april ended
wa. II cent higher at ~ - ana July unchanged at
/ - > cents.
Oai, were uuict aud easy the spot. The options
were. drn M cent for April at ~ - ana I'M
changed for May at - - and June at - - cents
Lard vns firm but quiet. March closed unchanged
nj - 80 bid. but up point for July at y" o.. Iof
september at - =. aud points for october AT 20 a.
The receipt, ~ grain and Hour reported Yesterday
M New York Philadelphia. Baltimore ana boston We're
~ follows. Wheat 2G.752 bushels corn onia39 80
bushels. oat. l771.5 bushels, total gram, Tui
bushels. hour. 1905 packages. t NhcasC. NIL
vamlce and ~t Louis the arrival, were; MnrAl
oO.5O bushels. corn, osO. 22O bushels; oats 1900
bushels; total gruin, 632,47o bushels, Hour o'1o'
| barrels.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
TWO PERSONS MUST LEAD EVERY COW.

A delegation of cattle dealers appeared before the
Health Board yesterday 10 protest against the reVoca-
tion of permits for the driving Of COWS across the city
II was said that COWS would be injured by beng car
ried in trucks from the steamboat landings On the
Vorth River 70 IrOOklyn and there are 10 arrange
ments for moving the animals by boats. ne Boail
tba etreets hetuetn the hours Of and a. pro
vided that every COW is led by two persons
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
PROMISING SUFFICIENT ROOM FOR Pupils.

The Board Of Education sent Mayor Grant letter
yesterday, which he Will lay before the Hoai' ''
Estimate to day regarding increased school ac''nh'
dation The Board say that they feel cohldcN' '"i'
they will be able during the summer Na'auo" ~
provide buildings 10y erection and rental, suihciciN
IN accommodate the school children unprovldcd fI-
ON the strength Of th, promise they VIII ask the
Sinking Fund Commissioners aealn l" VOC ''o'l q
head
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
NEW- YORE'S coon BASEDALL PLAYING
DEFEATING THE METROPOLITAN TEAM WITH
NAsE-THE YALE NM COMING HIRE

DEFEATING THE METROPOLITAN TEAM With
DAsE-THE YALE NINE COMING HERE.
Rakes spades rollers and sand used with vigor
upon the Polo Grounds yesterday. and wh'n the game
between the New York League and the M'tFopoh'
teams was started the field in fairly pre-, nt 10
shape There was a bank of snow behind the ca'ehef
and considerable more in the grand stand bu' INC
few hundred spectators did not seem to mind tha'
much 1t was comfortable in the sun. and The
majority of the spectators sat in the exposed right
field free seats
The game was we'll played aud interesting IN spite
OF the fact that the New Works Won easily I.
Murphy caught and II. Murphy pitched for the home
club and they were chIistcned the "spud Battery"
nv a spectator The "spud,7 did excellent work.
Clarke and Crane also played III excellent form.
WeIch rcported Yesterday but satisfied to watch
the game from the club house. The score:
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
mn MARCUS MEYER ASSAULT TIE oFFIcERl

oo,ccr Klernan of the City Court. pe time ago wen,
d, tho Fifth Avenue Theatre to serve Henry l. Abbey
with an order TO show Why he should not pay a
ena Of 400 for not complying with an order to serve As
Juror While at the theatre Marcus meyer @'SAl.u u'
- - .d Yesterday Judge Ehrlich issued order
u,,no Never to why he should not De pun
800 for criminal contempt Of court in assaLtig All
oolcer while In the discharge Of his duties
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
c,o.lN. PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Ho.tnu turll l. 1890.
Y.s'.rdsy.To.Clr
THE STOCK MARKET.

Tuesday. April l-p. NJ.
Tic du'rc-s IN fire stock m'rSr' to-day was
coual - that of yesterday. la' Tire mar"' "r-
,.i.roJ H.. same characteristic, as fIai of So,
,crd1g-a scarcity of oNrriny with s'-'r
Greater d.maul THE speculation for Tie Ions
......,,, ,... .~ r,.lr sft-iaiun as D. over r'~.
hu, I'm. aUicf ard steady absorption Of stocks 'F
BUYERS who pay for what tcy buy is cN"'''-
IFS influence. 40 that with business "' "'''
.t..sl STARE, III the listed department.. r'Ic i'
a d .racni.s of values. Of c,ur>c there p' some
h4ctuuilous Bat they all omc from Oh souri,
II an investment la, been supplied I" Tie N''-
mcnt in tie existing dlln.ss. IL Is q!l'"N "''
yolopcl 80 when orders 70 purchA'" h"'"'~'''
and Quincy had rc,u cscru'cd ~ 100 .-f"i' d" -
il va, easy 10 make the )rirc l"' ~ WI" '''
vain hope of making some one coin"m ana s'i "l
the Decline 1A. ore -ragd mistake h TIE ''"''
is their hanging on % tlc hlin '"'' '''' ~ "
speculative r4aIt..t. I.~rc is nj and bats NOT
been for months amy 'ir' I"''''N b"
.tocls. oyt,ilc OF t.llr,, operations, tht'
IL n.t ald la, not been for To Dear ".'"'".
All t.l., oi bull pools D., loi''i,r. IL '"'l'
an, any s.ru ln ID sp'. lnflr N,.~'' "i'l' "''
they c.rr.lls their stocks N"f lIm 'l
brokers d., iLcfr wAo,c loans'rc "'' III '. ''''
u.ufn 0f tie l.-t ten traTs. iA'4' "4' ''."'''"
tons of capital winch hHe hi.Nr ii-' p'i
....-..s " flr keeps and lD'ANr hiuouE i'A1
~ ,..f.. 800. o,i.I the Northern Pacific aud
rl.Il. .lcIohia and l.cadiu pools. I-i they,
like otncr pools OF .ntc'oi' are not io'"inS iof
profits from mtmp.lAtiOH !" 'r H'" "'- p"
Inr a,. flr, dcpcndcrt 20 brokers inr MONEY -
carry 'ac.r stocks. Thy do t.r & 'ar s' -''on, - %
,cIo, .,l u,fif. their ulth. II i Mas a piri "l
,ifr n.'ir. fcy c,Al break" tic powerful
hear clique ln ore Nir's session Of H." ho''d.
The, are not gambler. but speculative lntcsi,r'.
,i, tr.t.f T., a.,rloplcufs rather than NtOris IN
change machinery accomplish i.cf %'.'.'
large pro,f, Hey io nothing To- disturb 'N' ,'N-
f,i.,... af ,Ic f..t. They take no ad.aufl l-r
ot GOOD new, 10 nishicn tie bears. Ary
reulafiv cncourlc the existence "f q iai-'
% short account. ind finally thcy are not large
l..r,,,,.f- ,f ,n.,.v either through hlihcrs CO..
al bank. We SSH not pretend 70 predict Wnrn
Tie aay Of .cttl,seni Will come, hni unless iN'i'
ia sudden and urN pccicd collapse in tie business
Of i01 country .nd ODD railroad carnin-s. ON which
SIDE flc srfiicrr.nt sooner or later VIII be- made
docs not pcnni of question.
To-day, makct closed strong, despite It's dul-
ness.
HE HOND MARKETS
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

InrndrI -0lcs Oi jOuO Aprll dcNv"ric1 AZ no
n .~D -i cents
Refined oil quict and unchanged ai 7.2O cents per
Gallon boo barrels and oiO cent, In case.
FOREIGN quotations Antwerp. H. IL francs !;
Bremen G.55 MARKS. London. / - - pence.
oI Cl'y. Pam. Apfl ~ toom f,onsit ccr'iac,a,tcs
~. ~ 600 ll- Charters 1880 bills shpm o3 S.o
I'D .iir, Nrril -I,tioi..r u.a and lower. National
Transit cri ncit- opened at stle closed sl'.c highest
Sii-r. lowest. 81 '4c. 80
rriif,rl penn. April -Nationa Tian-t certificate,
opcrca a. sic highest oi'.c lov'>sl'c closed sl'sc.
llonrancDa 200 COO hhlH
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
AND NA>HNlLLE.

i~-- i--9 1900
..,,.'.,... ~ ESQ 3N5 ~ Hi6.5-S 81 90 so
or. rfft '>l'n'''..-- 0''.''' '-''''
ST.. ..,,-fnr. -fN0t-, 7,l-.5-5 si-- $50
.f. 3 d. f.b o-- l~--.-- 1----'-'. l~~'.t'o
.. ..,-t.,s. :ll clf jlf an o,' o3i g r., '3N
~. -,...- ..f.n-.- D-.4.I.' t.fn III $50 30
.,-,f.,s ,,,. - .ft- oN. si.Yi glo - e5- o9l
lA.rDRr- OF MERCHANDISE FEOM NIW.YOl.K.
f--' l~tl.
f.- ... ,..st s,t,..i., sf-l3jot - "-l "a
l.....s... r.flftl - 49, cog tf- p ~fl.-0 - r''3~
T.'li .ne' Jan. l. cl .~- $50 --' t-' ''l-
IrEoPfAN f1NAN'iAL NAKKEIS.
T.,f. A.rl T. p ..-tna-o'- - eIt for money.
1916 f. ffn fft tNiii f il'iN- y i-i4'
., Illinois Difi4l. 1885,. N.,f $50 ordinary, 81 None,
rl - ..NNt lu fi' o-'r nltrh't fNr
f..fa.. lnr'f- bills Is -'- ifr ''r' .
r.- ir- qr,t. gr ,.nf r'nt". a. - frsncs o2s
f.r r tuuf ana rA hti-' "h I'A4'n At -
franc ~. tfut.A.,, for tA'. n-
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

r-ILDING MATERIAL-The bilrk nMket Is Naila-
Aucr ndn'ilt' lur iather easier
pm .tradv. Lin" ranges from opc % - ~, laNel-
NV brick $7a-7 80. I,hkill, r'Ge, % Up. hit,r,
srd 50 5oas7: Pale, 3 90 Eo.ndae 9 mont si al 10
y, hi American Portland. - oar- r inell-h Port
and - 00s2 30 German Portland. = ~ 90 Latin,
quoted a - - - per loOO "oat' hai 20; per
1ush: Cattle Hair li0lof: . and .,.,..
ocot- Tn ne i, mod i1ts mo'' ''m'iJ anu 'tddlncss
a. :, pricr- Mar1calbo. - 'di' -' ''id'a,' l'~
lie. 4 inidad l3L,c, lahal, l3c ana HsWaI"t' iJ'.
80 CDOPEI;AGE sIOtN-A llmi "a q inhu lot enpy
ii- faiflv az unchanged valu S.; .Me quot :
Iol,.s's Shools and IL ads, - 'lG:-, sugar
tb,nls and Heads. 3S-iuch. u .o"Fl - S''n p "a
u 80 n,d Snoos, SOW utal- 3-.ihtl ~ ,V"9 %,
t;.ich ~ 80; Old Shoon- without IL al1 20 i,',n
Sb1",s and IIeai- - -, Rum Ppe' :, 'V4 20 inpy
Iioc heads :. % Hoops, u fcc1 f-'@F'i' i ''''
s-9@ Er-rherc was decided falling on in the 'pt
,.,dn~ fo.a,y. prices iul IL ABOUT rt,'uf' '' .
,s ~ an an d 40 igc and uuae7c lted d 80 n''''
20 I,, Eo. and 1 !, sc, ANA 90 bti, i'h NA'.o
III l,,7sc Mild grade, had l'-o urih'u- ''9'r oyD
hag, l,acnaramauya, private tein, optol7 n'i
III d,v attended With light fluctuations ana -hel1t
,' NJ Interesting iratuli-. op ming safes were .
r..ut, hlgh,r on months, Nnir ON. , -
I'it decline but thn clO-e MH, -iadt d. a 'ii' '''
Yesterday. itbls- were "A 4ll0l' 4'-u =.
u,vr. lost J., r. while Hamburg a4saic't - pi-. SO a
n i.inburr -? Geo hac-. oi when Iov''y Dt-' %.
Ia li,n RIO Wa rru and EXCHANGE iYo.'d h4-h..
regular first 80; good - 'onI ~ ,' 80
t,fiv.t,t - bags Ircrlptt 'u'p bl-'' i,,, ,.,i &
,nr Tu,d ~tat.- 5000 oas-, total -l".n INWv pa
~,r,n. reccpt- 1900 bags rOt' p- a. hV JNF l. A. -
=, March 3l 1850 iss-. 200 bifs, -ai' ll ia 0-',
= 900 lag- sam" time Nl io0> !, . W., ei-7 >
tac.lnf- at ~anto, Julv I, l-~' t' N'i.h 81 IS''
I,.jooo tae.; same time ls7 -V-' yV , "'-' ,i.S
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
HAVANA MARKET

Havana, April l.-Spanish gold. 2il AL - hMnanI
onct sugar quiet 800 bags Cenigai vS aesaSqs ~ -
Do arEaton for speculation were sold AZ - 9V@S- Va
| god per QulntA-
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
e-.li.,-v

....,l Ordinary .... H.lt low Nllllns....-. lti.
~ ,,uld Otlnprs... $40 Liill I' lD-lp
OntI.a- tended llWcl to-day and r '0Nlat'h wa
ony NOD. .r,,i IS active. i'ef n t.' a' .'i Ha " d.
rs ..l.'s D., .iul.- l.lll- tI i'ff.. h''tn 'i"'.
,t 5as fUlfs down -l.- .t. lnl -ni points on d. N,
..... ,...,... I.fltrfDI. Nll u ma
, 4. .,.,. .ul, iuilu,uc.. ~ll.-. a. 'iu bales.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

COTTON Tho spot n1fl,t $50, quot d.I and easi.r,
though piicc- -hoi,d no. Important '.ns~ 11gs luo
ltl,- fof ,on~umutou Port filf- TO-DAY g,t7 ii,s
,D,ln.t II ii3 5',, This dly last w'' and Isl taie'
tn, dav last year. since 'it.fff'f lt, 90 ne
mont AGGREGATED jjJj bales arl4t-. o-li4l Dt- i"V
fAa fofr,- pond Ing time it-' f'di ,.-.te.,
Quotations are based Amer. an standard OK c!dsslcs
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
sr0CK or p0KK.


Total DBL. .S.Sil SIS 7795 $50 755 999l
Reeel,s-New-iork l. go o1' gis, 9o'r o.,o: o;:
raest tity E1ir, Inda - q TO- =e 5osslS:
iAtga Ne'. IN boi;, Ts~S' tP' rrI. :, 75a.s .,
''D''' BrfF HAMSrQu.., and unchanged: -, 9aq:ei
1Varv 1Vrg T,,soSgy lid With faiy aeNs dmaad sae'.
5s2 f.1 To- 900 Picked Bile, 5.q5.g aad We-,
$4,000 srren Hams pr.>aie terms. and 5Dsc t5r 10
\ Ps3lsd Hans, 9~s92e s9ao4sa Co. ,YI53piiyt.s,
To6,na S,a -D5iSsiD HoGs-In fAf reque-, and NM
CRY heavy 70 AgAt S..ao g., f.-s' ~, ~, .a.,
", ,'.,.. but trading very light ~ al e,ton'.
s.i.s 20 - '5"." Aps S'c. c5.,a eisc I'D May co. At
o5oc I'D juno closed at 05ic BID Jliy cs'q & ,s a. III,
80 tc- So, october closed At 81 i. od Rem q ,o..
S,I'' ,.l ,d NpsNl. 1870: ptme-ln store $50 o.
~ DOCK. 400 t,,; at l.aners i4f2 e. ,oa' - al
~ -. ',i' 6f ,,aae"M 9cf,rs' s3e t. tota l,S7 49,
t.th IA, month 3vS '9 'ftl Us t., total la-I
iaoath 90 rs ,oai i-t year ,tea ani
sn I5Srs On n5sea,ns soce.. and ea.. e'a4,9 !:
taGe Nv Butt rtsn cteame5s am M i'ry ~ choice is6
1iS Do sa Z, god i7e St,,e Dsy sd5a Sa ' i5Sie
l Dam IAN wc,h tubs fancy, i'a2oc Choice ,s.3 @S4
Western imitation "u'.S' n9.ry chote l6cl3c; ID
oj I.tlic. Western Factory ianc' . ad F,.,,ry
I, Old Mtr,-State Creamery summer nH. - e
i-ai5c. Wc-,ein Creamery, ,e,,s,' sSod lidl-s
a pan, p a5"s' ss,a '"i io5ss iIss 's s;a!s
l9'e sfoe' tadSt lSai' 'i5ai5 ii1 che lsaiis ,r 20
- - t,.,i-r. Western Dairy and a. .o.N, ro,d .t.
tIfi- I4n frarArt r.tale tr 1.''~ii', ,~r, m +.
ana demand continues MODERATE !.
,., ,'',Ia stat. FACTORY fal maze i"n' ,ho''
'trL ,olof.li lie. fa,iors. mn, lv-.4V ~. ~ E 40
"t. t,nnon to god. - iloc laIt se,U'
'',-,, skins, o43t. O,.o NaI e@lv. ,ia ''nd n
'"i,-'' t.. E,,G>-N shade lish,r S-",,l - ~
go t.I',ua state and itnn>y >yhanh lr,,''. Sosh' m
,SS",rn ;r,h Iis.c. MARYLAND, te,h, -. 80 s0ei
l1,iit' ~outnwcstcrn n'>h. lA~@lf''ci DD'N' -'"'S
! Uoose 6OasOc. ,., ,,t-v active with prices
Nl 't,,,-,.a Following are the quotation, % %
'i. Mr. low rf.d~-. j4j be hish -r'"es' ot"' ~
20, ~ "a up o. - so. as 20 sfae' . ..- , r-iea
sf't. A-cNN Los active and oai.N s'.-s is .t,,
-, ioo hid. Niu,oNAdo. = test. go. pts
c''n,,s ~ 4 I3-iGc: Centrifugal oo e. -, "a;
1tXID again lowr and dull Crushed -, 49, ~. ,i"rit
- cub, Gi.c Powdered 6Ac Granuia,, -, "a
~. 0r p" 5al6t5ac White tMa 2I'20
49, ~ ~ - iia5ic: &C" 4.f5c; yellow 4sd4''c.
srrARINL-isri hrn Sale, lg4oVHV Hs 49, !.
olorarearinc steuy and quiet Cy, osc o'u H"'' -
hhas i11 ES I'm moderate demand and steady PRINT
.,, -N,....d NJ 4 '-l6diac. No sales reported ., d,
ne market r. steady and Transactions l.ou
ghs mo-Vm,nt comprised - cas-, q,
,fas,a Wavala 1919 lsc 200 do ie>S NiS'o,,in o, IN
iA.s. oSTip,c: 100 do ssS state Havana ~
n Io ,undrc, 6a3jc 300 bales sumatra sldTl 30 -''
do r 1H last few DAYS have been devoid o' inter
-. mi market. Buying Is on a very lod't'
.ae h, d.ilers claim 10 BE- receiving iotnrr rats vl
go ,uli.s and Territory stock \ good Az AeNs, i
n.., a. 1, zoe and hecces range from 30 20 20,
Soiershls foreign wool has been sold recently hcuuns
Donskol at &c.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
uIr EOND MARKETS.

The Treasury purchased S5g."50 bonds: !
rcr cenfs s,.x5o AT le3. and ! . per cents
So 100 ~ Oj .. VI me STOCK LNch'hA' 'u'
I 1~r cent, sold at 20 l-sal22. Annexed az"
,nn .-L.---- L--lLi --iL-Ls:
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02


I,.. a,ita.. 4a crude oI yesterday could n"' Pee
traced to t.r monthly h,d t-lt,-. for h'dr.,h
t..nr- ta i..-u lO..cd f,r srd -nnr respects 'h'
r..l....d lf.iH, We're interpreted as favorable. Nor
v.- t..ic aal pa0hr new- OF Thee -tri"ins of ir'i
-. .li.atr.r S l,l of support var found VIII 20 tired
holder. Yr..n foo u. dnd. a- tlc bears Assisted tine
drop with r.l.n-. stop on'rr "ei' met Mh'h
l..itcd 10 brn. nni additional speculative holdut,.
f. market. nr,,. more active and az the >tu,h EN-
,l.1... t..-ul, oh steadily declined from = . to
-s cent. NtnA opening lu Ntf options At the
,,,. ..i.i,i.f 40 -i Gems, Na, followed hy rally of
,..fy cent The recession Il values va, thea
...uu,.9 and lu tire IT,. trading there Wl- au l
,..i.. In excitement. accompanied hy a moro rapid
.luc ln quotations.. While "a disposition &" Agudhto
l.t- The huilsh i'aturr, of the future are Ignore"
a.. inc trade bat probably short interest exists ot
sufficient magnitude 10 avert any generalization.
Il. markets closed weak AZ about lowest ngir-s.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

THE PETROLETM MARKET
NEWS ynou ruErlrLD ASo RANGE OF PRICES

The March report q development work IN the
petroleum regions. published ye,t'rday. presented -
lall.n fAt4r- ia that t reelected "a d'cr'asr ~ the
d4ly -, .r.-. new production from February If --io
laf..l.. Ilr February Figures, however, "'r'
phenomenal nni the March ncN production j. still
materially greater uan iu JANUARY, l-'o. or ia
March. I--,. Lat months record show, uo tinlnu-
t.0 .u developments Atftt iu -ptr ~ tic d. in' ia
Grade values. lu- ru.''r 'f f-, up Nif uuIl0Il- IN
creased over February fru aft tr %. r.d-" u ot.DS
u.i. ui- f.l.fy. total fll ll tIr total humber
.f f. venture. nf forts. IA- i,H work l- Iu oSs
~ January aya ll. aA,id oi &c. Developments -oa :
lf.l.r Appended is ID comparison Of the field re-
... .or te ir-t quarter II iAc Year and for March
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
TIE PUBLIC DEBT.

The following compares the public debt sta''
mcnts Of March and April
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02

G1S OuO ELEGANT MANSION CORNER
u I O.OUU. Suffer ST.: residence of 5 rooms
and baths: bilitaru-room conservatory, etc; lot
57:6xI22:6 with an L 23x25: within minutes
walk of Montgomery'st. g. IL. UMBSEN * Co, IA
MONTGOMERY ST st SuTuIh
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02

Is1n SnA HOUSES AND LOT IS :2x127;6.
u U.OUU. with g. on the north
erly line Washington St, bet. Stockton and Pow
ell; rents $50 per month. &. H. UMDSES n CO, IA
Montgomery St no2 81 SuruTh
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02

C.OrO LOT 25xSO ON MERRITT ST, NEAR
gomery ST. no2 ST SuruTh
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02

g07S0 DEYISADERO ST., NEAR RIDLEY;
u = ~. lot 2Jxl25 fine view. e. II. UMBSEN
a CO. Il Montgomery st. no2 II SuTu h
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02

C.to0n 2-SroRy FRAME BUILDING ON
u 1UUU. the uortherly line OF Clementina ST.
near list; lot 25x5O. &. H. UMBSEN y CO., IA
MONTGOMERY st no2 81 SuTuTh
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CHA 25TH ST, NEAR NOE: LOT 25x114;
II 1ICU. sunny side of street. e. II. UMBSEN
y CO.. IA Montgomery st. nO2 st SuIuTh
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d t-On ASHBURY HEIGHT S: LOT SOxIs6:S;
u 6OUU. on Ashbury ST., and running through TO
Minnie, near Haght; street work complete. =. H.
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O.E0OQ ONE OF THE FEW BARGAINS
- OOOO. left-Business property on Polk st. at
less than $500 per front foot and cottages rent
ing low at S2S thrown in: an immense buy; large
lot, oxS4 IS; Sutter-street pass the door, must
be sold within few days, otherwise Will be posi-
lively withdrawn from market: investors and spec
ulators be wide-awake; chances like this getting
scarce the ground, cheap at 5000, will double in
value as soon POlk7street cable Is extended to
North Beach; nothing approaching this figure TO be
had on the street For further particulars apply to
o. d. BALDWIN, JooST MEkTENS, 23s Mont
gomery ST. ro2 IT SnWe
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GOO n0O ; HOUSES, Sc COR. BRANNAN
gu. UUU. and Gilbert; lot SUx75; rents Sl79.
G. II. UAIBSEN " co. ii Montgomery. 81 SuTuFh
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C760Q VERY CHOICE INVESTMENT: NEW
" ooO. fiat with all the modern improve
menis; near Howard and 9th; all rented low to
hTst-elass tenants: for 500 SO MONTH be sure and
see this bargain
ST25O-A splendid Fell-st. lot, near Market and
Van Ness ave, n side. 27.6xl2D TO rear street;
TINS property Is rapidly increasing in value and
noht IAN TO Investigate at once; cheapest buy on
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n +. Won RHEIN q CO., REAL ESTATE
". Agents and Auctioneers 524 Califor MIA St.
IMPROVED.
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CLASSIFIED Advertisements Continued on tho
Sixth Page.
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BARGAINS.

sl400-Elegant corner; 81 :6xl00 feet on J St;
Sunset Heights: extension OF 16th-st. cable road.
$500 cash. whole price $l500-24th ST., bet. Castro
AM Diamond. half block from cable; lot 251ll4
feet: street work all done.
$l2O0-Lot 2Sx10J: Diamond Elizabeth;
streets severed and street work finished: block
from Castro cable; $500 down balance on time.
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S85O--Splendid corner lot, with grand view OF
pars ocean and city; cheapest buy in Sunset
Heights lots
$1,000 eaeh-On easy terms; Est lots; 25x110; ad-
jacent block to olympic Club Grounds; cable road
VIII be milf O this street.
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g.le00 LOT 25xI06, ON THE SUNNY SIDE
ID OOO. of 25th ST., Harrison; ready for
building. &. Ii. UMBSES q CO., IA Montgomery
street. nn2 81 SuIuTh
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o.6OOO LOVELY COTTAGE: ROOMS;
S0UUU. bath: all improvements: Western Al
dition: lot 25xlST:6. W. b. MARSHUrz a CO,
$50 Market St, office. no2 suTh2t
Q16O GOLDEN GATE PARK LOIS; BUY
u ~. and you win treble your money.
". b. MARSHUTZ co. $50 Market ST., rear
ONCE. no. 1t suTh
co5O GOOD BUILDING LOTS: NEAR CABLE
home. W. b. MARSHUfz a CO.. $50 Market ST.
rear Office. no2 II Surh
GJe5O GROOM COTTAGE AND BARN; |
saran Dl00s aIe@ Co. $50
ST., rear Office. ROE 2t SuIh
&OeOO COSY COTTAGE: ROOMS: NEAR
NLOUO. 9Th and Brannan; lot '5xso. MsB.
MARSHUTz * CO.. $50 Market ST. no. It saIh
a.0OS0 GOOD HOUSE; FLATS AND REAR
sure investment w. Is. MAksHUTz 1 CO., $50
0.oO00 HOUSE, . FLATS; sHIPLEY, NEAR
80UUU. 9Th: lot 25x75: pays well. W, b, MAR
sHUTz CO.. $50 Market, rear office. no2 2t suTh
@e000 FINE INCOME PROPERTY; HOUSE,
once aAsshOfz Co. $50 AArA aea st 81 suT rear
&SO50 cHoICE.CoRNER LOT loox75; Mr..
MARsHUTz & CO.. $50 Market ST.. rear
Office. no22t Snrh
&QOO0 CHOICE INCOME PROPERTY:
hSaSe nsa s pam and HoM
ard: lot 25xloo. W. b. NIARSHUTZ 4 CO, $50
Market ST.. rear office. no2 Il suFh
q. OOSO SPLENDID LOT; 5Oxl25: CHURCH
NO-OO. ST.. close to Market: offer wanted w.
Is. MARSHUTZ CO., $50 Market ST., rear
ONCE no2 ct Surh
Q.e)J FSn ELEGANT aCSgE; FLATS;
4z4 lou. Van Ness ave-: income $3.50: this
is splendid investment; lot 3Oxfo0. ". MAR
SHBrz & CO., $50 Market St. rear office 22t SURF
1,AIIFORNIA CHEAP HOMES-WE CAN Lo-
" cate 10000 families Government andi
charges moderate for showing the land. y. II.
STREET Il CO., as Montgomery ST., San Fran
cisco, Cal. seI4 y
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G.Od,4o LOT 24xloO, on LARKIN ST., NEAR
I0-tUU. Vallejo. Il. IL. UMBSEN a CO.. Id
Montgomery ST. no2 81 Su IuTh
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GIG OOO EAST SIDE HOWARD, NEAR
ID lO.UUU. 23d; Mission "warm beit": 50x
1925. and handsome Groom residence. and fats
CT L
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G.Inn1 SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO; LOT 50x
u 1OOO. 90; on 7th ave, near NJ ST.; short dis
lance from Railroad ave q. IL. UMBSEN n CO.. IA
Montgomery st. MOI 81 SuTuIh