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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

George Lennon to r. r. Bennett new Po
George GfrS p k Fink TO j. W Maard lots q
Thomas Lnane p and wife to Margaret s. NC.
Gable, lot on E. line Of Thirteenth ave, 100
Charles Elm to George C. Kent lot Of S. line
OF St, 57:6 w. of Forty-irst ave, w 25x
PaeI G Land Association to James narrower,
lot on NV. cor. Hampshire and Twenty
Behrend Joost to w C. Graves. lot s. Block
1872, University Extension Homestead. go. 10
Samuel b. WEIGH to Eben w. Ferguson, lot
on Ne cor jackson and Laurel sts., n.
Harry G. Young to William Bannan lot on ~
w. line of Eleventh ave-, 275 n. of ST., n.
julia McAIeer ct al. to George + Reynolds IL
undivided half OF lot on y. line OF Twenty
sixth St. $50 w. of Dolores, W. 26x1l4... 10
Julia r. McAieer ct al. to George T. Reynolds,
undivided fVe-sXths OF lot on n. line OF
Twenty-si1th ST., 176 w. of Doiores,W w. 26x
Patrick Mciasn and wife to Frank s GugIieI
metti, lot on Sc. line ofClary, 400 SW. Of
william iIinkeI 0t to Isaac Raphael lot on W. ~
line of Laguna St, 1875 n. of Bush, n. 25x
John Clancy to ii. A. Cobb, lots Is and is, ~
Edward W. Foxsaith to Isabel Ware ct al,
lot on Ne cor. Twenty eighth and Noe sts.,
Barna McKinne ct al to Aigoe G. Kelsey, lot
on Sw. cor. Castro and Twenty-frst sts,W
Louisa Dnraind to Mary C. Duraiad uadi,
vided twelfth OF lot on W. line of Pierce st..
1916 Y. of Post, ". 25XS7 :6................ 10
b. Joost to Bertha o'Brien (trustee), lots is
to so, Gift Map 232
James L. Turner to William ID. Floyd, lot on
Sc. cor. Vallejo ard Webster sts., L. 81 tx
savings and Loan Society TO Della clarke, iot
teenth, S: 26x7S. 1,O2o
Same TO Sarah A. Clarke, lot on w. line OF
Angelica ST., 1875 s. OF Nineteenth s. 25I70 1920
Nellie 6. Washbura ct al. to Sarah A. Wash
burn lot on T. line Of Homestead ST., 90 ).
OF Twenty-fourth, L. 125x140; lot on SW.
cor. OF Elizabeth and Ellen sts., S. 64x125;
also lot on Sc. Cor OF rwenty-third and
Douglass sts., L. 125x Observation-Disclosures. 5
Susan NJ. Hartshorn TO William Ahern, lot on
w. line OF Alabama ST., 203:9 y. of Twenty
second, y. 26 :3xl00. ............,,,..,....,, 10
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Steamers to sail to-day are the Belgic for China
and Japan, the State of California for Portland the
Santa Rosa for San Diego, and the Gypsy for the
Salinas River The San Juan falls due from
Panama, the oregon from Portland the Eureka from
San Pedro, and the Aiax from Coos Bay.
The bark Seminole, 1859 tons, loads Coal at
Nanaimo for this port or San Pedro Ship State of
Maine, 1887 tons Coal Seattle Tor this port Ship
w. A. Campbell 1888 tons, Lumber on the Sound
for Sydney, 52s I'D. Ship Mercury 1856 rons, Lum-
Der on the Sound for Port Prize, 66s Cd Bark r. K
Ham, 542 tons, same voyage. SIS Sd.
The Br iron ship Langdae, 1966 tons, was char
tered prior TO arrival for Wheat to United King
dom, Havre or Antwerp, SIS Sd
The Eudora taxes for Cork 70,95S ctls Wheat,
valued at Sq5 500
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Board-$l 900 Northern Pac iic r r Bonds. 11434 +;
80 Oceanic Co. esq; 65 Hawaiian Commercial,
lS; 100 do. 1874 l25 do, 1917; rs do, 1895.
Street-$20,00O Ferries Cliff House Bonds,
1862.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-l60 Hawaiian Commercial 1881 $1,000
Market-st Cable Bonds, 1874 IA; 100 Water, SO /;
100 Hutchinson 2 Co, %; $4,000 Branch Rail-
way Bonds. 1871 10 Oceanic Co, 9S1a 100 s
4 GaSlight, 5S1a; 80 DO, 8, 5S12.
Street-2OO Hawaiian Commercial, 1887.
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"Doti win never leave you alone ln such a
house full OF idiots again."
mo, not till the next meet, dear husband.
But my troubles were over and the disgrace
to her family" Vlndicated at laSt-Belgrayla.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1.-THE spot market is higher at
rs 2d@7s Sgd. Cargoes are steady at 3ss for off
coast, 37s 81 Tor just shipped and 3Ss for nearly
due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: August, rs sgd; September
rs Cd; October, rs 61adi November, rs I'd;
December. rs I'd
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Aug lI.-Consols, So 9-I6; United States
Bonds - AS, 126; 412's, 1O51a; Silver. 51$4d;
Rentes, 93f S5c. Bullion into Bank OF England
f76S 900
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BALDWIN HOTEL,

; w ii Harris 81 Z, Salinas
g 5 pressby, Santa Rosa
| Henderson u WIS Diego
IG Smith, Sacramento
J A Trenton. Oakland
DIR A S Larkey, New York
NJ A Han non Los Angeles
lC Udell. Dixon
DR. ii e fireman, San Jose
j Lee Il T, PasO Robes
/ Or e Fox, PasO Robes
/ j Gillen, PaSo Robes
X A TOwe, San Jose
L w Hackett, Vallejo
&c ii Davis, New York
g Riley, Vallejo
N w Wood. Sacto
+ Handler, Crockett
C o Berman, Glen Ellen
L Murphy, Pasadena
ii Tatum, San Jose
j g Sherman, Sacto
X Cooper, Sacramento
&c + Matlock. Sacto
Mrs Thorworth, ID Monte
w G Watkins, Portland
Ii Unruh & W, Arcadia
il BOyson a. W, l. Angeles
+ Is Dexter, Fresno
I e Greenberg, Nhatcom
q DreeS, Petaluma
+ Salz, Centerville
L Cooper, San Diego
e 7 Matlock, San Diego
+ L Atkinson, Sacto
J Washland, Arcata
j Money, Arcata
j Reed, san Jose
f ID Mahrey, San Jose
e Il joy. Jacksonville
c A Brewer, Oakland
j Aneiso, Monterey
w j Seaman, New York
IL L Sanford, do
Miss Ferguson. do
f Morris, do
w Is Woodhall. do
Miss l. Booth. do
Mrs L + Spence, Los An
V Crowley, Los Angeles
L j Cosmers, Buffalo
II u Abbott, Philadelphia
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NA1Af @Ne&oa AAAS
j Ullrich, Illinois
l. Bruner, Sacramento
X W Richardson, La
4 I Sheppard, Napa
r g Maude, Bakersfield
+ w Craig, Bak ersfield
ii G Patterson, Chicago
A K Ford, Chicago
Sarah h Heald, Petalum
INTERNAL,
S j Webb, Sacramento
j Webb. Sacramento
NC Strong, Portland
ID Hazard, Astoria
Il Potter, Lodi
A j Miner Il VT, Neb
w j Sullivan, Chico
T. Il Sullivan, Chico
NJ Mclean, Montana
j Van Alstine. Ontario
II Nj Sichty. Nebraska
Miss Like, Kansas
j Transport 4 fam, Ga
J Higgins a VT. Tracy
w Frerichs q WI, Trac
Mrs X Grant, Tracy
e X Nicholson. CaIifor
DIR j A Gibson, Californi
j Halbert, Santa Rosa
ii j Burk. Tucson Spring
ID Stewart, Rio Vista
c 5 Berry, olema
J Il Mitchell. Goshen
+ Gremoyer, Salt Lake G
L Condre " VT, Sit Tx G
+ Savage. France
AMERICAN EX
A L Sperry. Stockton
w A HeirIg, Brentwoo
j X Avis, California
L w Peet. Fresno
J Smith, Fresno
J Harlbon n W, Fresno
L Kirkner. MERGED
q Downing, Yreka
j McNally, Fort Meade
+ Block, Denver
j KOeyar, Denver
NJ Laporte, Nebraska
A johnson, San Jose
q Brown, Fresno
w Smith " I, Fresno
J oates, Grass Valley
L James, Grass Valley
Mrs j Wolvertou, Califo
5 G Smith, Fresno
Nj j Mclaughlin. Bosto
w Robinson, Boston
J Williams. Tres Pinos
j Smith, Sacramento
q Welcher a W, Georgi
LICK
J w Ram DO, LOOMS
G ID Mclean, Vale
q g Watt, Oakland
w Davis, San Jose
A Brown, New York
L I Barnes, Chicago
j L Mcknight d. W. Was
j Meyers ~ WI, Salem
J w Parmelee. Redding
j NJ Potter, Illinois
l. Emsteed a. WI, Fresh
L L Schaus n VT, Ohio
7 L Tadlock Jr, Fresno
ii GoOdellJr, SBernardin
DIR Uiimau, Paris
j Smith, Arizona
I Smith, Arizona
oCCIDEN
G Hampton, Chicago
Miss Clark, San Jose
w ii Mitchell, San Jose
+ @ Freeman, Kan City
A G Freeman, Kan City
l. ID StOtenbury. Crst Cit
Geo Yates, Washington
ID Newton, New York
&C Wingate, Glasgow
Chas McQuiston, n Y
J DeBarth Shorb. S Gal
w G Brewster, New lor
Mrs e Brewster, NV YOr
Mark L Mcdonald, Sac
Henry q Smith, Nv Yor
BRo0kL
W Henderson. Sacto
q Collins, Colusa
J Marshall, Sacto
w L Piekley, Saeto
7 Gluse, LiyermOre
j Peterson, Salt Lake
J q Helm, Boysworth
j Meyers, Sacramento
w NJ Chapman, Napa
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

- @@@Ns
+ Harold, Lathrop
I Neighbour, Arizona
G Einfelds, Germany
+ NJ. Jeffries, Denver
I z HUFF, st Johns
Miss A Taylor, Fresno
j Monteros, san Jose
II Is Stone, San Jose
w w Stone, Byron
G Prescott, ROeklin
j Lumley, Fresno
S IL Haddand, l. Angeles
) Dawson, U SN
HI Smart Il WI. Fresno
j ID Haskins, Washington
L J Moon, Coos Bay
A 5 Doxie Il VT, oregon
j + Doxie, oregon
I G Boxie, oregon
Miss L DONie. oregon
Miss l. DoNie, Oregon
Miss $ DoXie, oregon
j walters, Escondido
Miss Harvey, Ogden
Il Nj Harvey, Ogden
A J Loveridge, Templetn
HANGE HOTEL.
j FentOn, Santa Cruz
w Collins, Santa Cruz
j Jefferson, Halfmoon b
j Watson, W ~ 2 CHI, Cal
A e Riordan, Ohio
I Jysnerga, Japan
A j Dupple, Kansas
j s Becker, Newcastle
3 Wood, Gridley
j Parker. Gridley
G Nelson, Montana
7 Francis, Montana
Mrs j Jones Il CHI, Utica
Miss A Smith, Utica
Il j Smith, Utica
L Daily, Topeka
ID Curran, Topeka
w Wilson, Colorado
j b Moore, Santa Rosa
L Thompson, Petaluma
II Cunningham. Fresno
IL GOrdan, Truckee
X Palmer. TrucSee
II Edwards. Tacoma
HOUSE.
q II Richards, Pa
w II Shelly. Pa
Mrs G L Beauchamp. Cal
Mrs ID Donnelly, SutterCk
L Donnelly, Suffer Creek
May Donnelly, Suffer OK
Mrs J Mitchell, Oroville
Master Mitchell, 0roville
J Giliis, Sonoma
II NJ LaRue, Sacramento
w Halter, Monterey
j + Clarke, Navarro
w IL Wentworth, Napa
Mrs Wentworth, Napa
DIR II II Clark, Santa Cruz
j NJ Menefee ~ Z. LosAng
j z Abbott, Antioch
AL HOTEL.
Mrs McQuiston, NY
Jno w AMMAN, Sta Barba
Miss Ferguson, Monterey
Mrs ID 8 Lyde, New York
Miss Dora Lyde, Nv York
Miss Elsie l. Lyde, NY
q w Lynch, New York
L A Ingersoll, Los Ang
w ii Dickson, Salt L City
Mrs Welfred Page, Pages
w c Q Wadsworth, Mtry
Mrs. Wadsworth, Montry
Mrs Barnett, salt l. City
s ID Stotenbury, Crs City
N HOTEL.
y Manhart. Sacramento
Mrs q Z Roislen q 5, Sacto
w J Klonsburoye, Flagstn
A j simpson, Visalia
X l. Cochran, Paso Robes
NJ Johnston, Davisville
NJ Muney, Pinole
w A Clark, Newman
Geo Moeller, Todd
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DE ADVISED IN TINE TO PURCHASE A AIER-
u chant tafor-nade spring suit in button
getaway for SO; merchant tailOr's price $40.
ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS COR
Post and Dupont
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CCURDIoN SKIRTS AND CAPES: FINE
y knife pieatinq. Geary St, RIM l. - SuNIoTu #
= ENUINE BUCK. CALF, DoG-SKIN GLOVES
" for drivers; cheap. go Mission st. aus IT.
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Mexican Dollars.
Qaotable at s7GsSc.
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Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Aug. l1.-wheat was very active and
it was the largest days trading for some time the
feeling being greatly unsettled and excited. The
opening was from 21ae to sc higher, held steady
awhile and then eased off CSC, advanced Iac, de-
cliDed from "a to 7sc, advanced 7sc and closed Sc
higher for September, and 2s4e higher for Decem-
Der. The advance and buoyancy of the market
were attributed to the Government report. Re-
eeipts 66l 900 bushels, shipments 341 900 bushels
Rye steady at Gle. Barley steady.
CHICAGO, Aug 11.-Wheat, Cash, 9SI4c
COrn-50I4c.
Pork-$1l 20.
Lard-S6 20.
Ribs-$5 As.
Nhsky-Sl Is.
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assessments Pending,

The following is a list of assessments now pending
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A paint mine of Linn County, Oregon,
now turns out daily 16,500 pounds. 1t is
packed in packages OF $50 pounds.
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Following were the sales yesterday In the San
Fran cisco Stock Board:
REGULAR sfSsION-g:30 A. NJ
so Alpha / O5r 5OGS C 100000 overmn 2. 90
$50 BeIcher 3 90 300 Il Prize 70 800 POtOsi 90
80 a b.. 800 100 Il N...2.45i4OO Savage. .3.45
$50 Bodle l. 10 200 Heudrcks..4U 20 ..........5.40
800 Bullion y IS 200 ll5O SB a Mia
100 ........270 80 Kentuckl. 90 zoos New. .2.SU
20 Chall q. 205 l5U Mexican. 3. % 250 IS
100 Choar LOS 800 Occidnt... 90 200 Hill......25
10 CC&V 3Si 100 ............ SIS so Unon...2.55
$50 ......3 80 90 Ophir "a 80 100 Utah. 90
800 CHM. 50 500 .........4 50 200 W CON-. AT
$50 Point. 255 200 Overm. .1.55 $50 HJacket.3.2O
200 EIchu
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A14ERNoox sEss1oS-2:so.

AFTERNOON sEssIoN-2:31
10 B& 800 100 CPOint...2I5 $50 POtosi...6.OO
5.......... 90 300 ExchG... so rs Savage. .3.45
$50 Bullion. - 80 200 Prze..3U 100 ..........3la
100 Caledonia 80 200 & NJ. .2.40 20 ........3.4O
80 ChaII ca 10 200 HendriCksiO2OO Il x M.1.2U
200 Oh liar SO $50 Julia.....2O 100 S 80
25 ..,....26 80 so Mono go. 40 100 Unlon...2.55
$50 G q q 3SUl3uO Occidn. SO 200 W Com. 40
100 Con 80 800 Ophir... A so 100 ...........45
20 Conid ..512 100 ..........45. go YJackt $40
500 Imp ....35
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New York Exchange.

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, &c for sight drafts and
10c for teegraphc.
Fine Silver.
Nominal 81 1O@1 IL 2 ounce.
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"a ANIED-EXPERIENCED DANCING TFACH-
" er TO take charge OF a wel-eStabSh-d and we'll
paying business; with small capital preferred;
must give name and residence and last place OF
teaching; for further particulars address L. A.
DREW =, Il ew Montgomery St. ). r. aus St.
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A DISGRACE TO
HER FAMILY.
TCoNCLUDED.l

NA:EJF both hasten to assure Sarah that this
aENSkg2 time she is in all probability right
NAAM9A doubtless the same idea struck every
-@ body who has given the uneanny mat
ter thought. Modified by this fiattery, she
goes downstairs TO make afternoon tea, which
she wisely never allowed servant to touch
As soon as she is gone 1 say 10 Arthur, with
curious kind OF shlver running down my back:
III there is anything in the air l feel convinced
II Will untold Itself to me- nobody can possibly
be more matter Of fact than / am in my waking
moments, but to make up for it dream"
"You seer?" cries Arthur increduously, l
should as soon have expected to hear kitten
lay claim TO second sight Pray, did you see me
in the glass last All Hallows Eye?"
No; didn't; but l saw myself looking ex-
actly like somebody else-and wondered. Why,
It was you, OF course !"
The next morning was the last OF my visit to
Hawkeswoith as Eva Howard. Everybody was
in the unnecessary state of furry which IN
country houses, so often precedes The departure
OF guest by an early train.
1t was only when l had taken my seat by
Arthur'S side in his dogcart, and lie was rapidly
driving me toward the station, that found an
opportunity Of telling him what l had dreamed
that night
Il dreamed was sitting in the Ladies Bower,
Just as we were doing yesterday, when suddenly
/ heard the lost bride calling, Eva, Eva come TO
me-. l looked around and listened, but could
not discover where her voice came from. Finally
l tossed down a coin that was lying near at hand
IN hopes that il might fall in The direction from
which the voice proceeded; 1t rolled near the
wndOw-Sedt, just where you trod on that loose
board, Arthur-and then something woke me.
"Nly dear Dot, you nave been telling me The
mereSI tumble OF the events OF the day; thdt
isn't worth calling DREAM said he III his most
superior manner, which was just the least bit
like SaIaPs aud consequently grated on my
nerves.
81 am going to write II down in your pocket
book all the same" | returned, taking the TeIns
while lie hunted IN various pockets for the tiny
volume, wherein 1 wrote down my vision In
rather Spidery manner, owing to the rolling OF
the wheels and returned il 10 HIM again Win
sigh Of relief as II The act OF recording the
dream had lifted some weight from my mind.
Twice in The course Of few months IL has re-
cured to nie but, apparently, nothing more Is
TO come OF II, so l have kept my own counsel
and given Arthur no more Sybilllue warnings.
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IN THE SSTALLMENT PLAN-DRESS-GOODS
~ siiks, sealskn aud seaiette cloaks also carpets
furniture, lace-curIac5, blankets and foldiug-beds
at Vi. FRIEDMAN - CO.'S, 22S and $50 Stockton
St Why Jay ready money when you can buy Just
- eneap by making small cash payment down,
lalauce weekly monthly? An inspection OF our
stock is respectfully solicited; orders by mail for
So Us OF samples promptly attended to. 22S and
~ STOCKTON St. cor Post: open evenings. apl2tt
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u ANTED-wUMEN AND GIRLS TO WORK
~ in fruit-factory Apply at Tenth and Bryant
streets. auto 1t
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= REAT SCOTT! SEE THESE PRICES LIN
~ coin q GAGE, cor. Twcuty-Second and Va
ienca SITS. selling II rs graduated sugar, 81;
Il MS light brown sugar, 81 eggs l5c dozen; but
ter 55c z roll Hour soc sack; ION pail lard. 81;
5-lb pail miEce-meat, 25c; new mild cheese, lbs for
Z5c; sugar sold i'll barrels, halfbarrels and boxes at
refinery rates aulO3t SuTuTh
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DEIVArE HOME IN CONFINEMFNr q6I
1 Folsom 81. MRS. NJ. E ROGERS Midwife. as II
I ARGEST STOCK, LARGEST STORE, LOWEST
II price, easiest terms on new and secondhand
furniture aud carpets stoves and ranges; highest
price paid Tor secondhand goods; open evenings
lOl7 1913, 1921, 1923 Mission ST., bet. Sixth aud
Seventh. !. SUONAN. au7 If
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GeD IN CABINETS PER DOZEN; ELEGANT
n LOU. water color picture in gilt frame free
with every dozen. WILSON'S. % Kearny my25 TN
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Dividends Declared.

II OF &c pct sIaTt.
NOTE-AssCssments of mines not listed on The
EoaTd fall delinquent i'll office.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

V.LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
u el9 Sacramento St cabinet work and lifting up
ences promptly attended to; telephone sJO mI6f
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n HOLESALE HOUSE IN THE MIDLANDS
" England wishes TO enter into direct commuui-
cation with the following Gamers, with a view of
Duying their goods: Canned salmon, lobster fruits
and meats; no Intermediate men need apply, as
business viii only be done direct Apply, incoslng
quotations, TO L. WILKINSON, Wilson ST., Derby
England. auto 6ts
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A DEICE-IF YOU HAVE CATARRH USE MEL
u SONS AAIACOSE md get VOL. drnncisls. ~
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7 N Long, HaywardS
j c, Bane, Canada
j L Laferty, San Diego
n Murphy, Pasadena
j G Sherman, Sacto
j ID Riley, San Jose
W X Spencer, Ohio
s Highlander, Mare Island
NJ Harmon, Los Angeles
Z ID Farquharson,S Pedro
j A Trenton. Oakville
j 4 Terry, Sacramento
@ Lutin2e, Mare Island
A Sanders, San Jose
NJ Louvich, st Louis
ID Murray, Chicago
w Sewell, Vallejo
A ROpp, Selby Smelter
A L Luce, Monterey
/ Joseph, Sacramento
V A Pinkley, Cincinnati
w Phillpott,w & C, Fresno
w NJ Boadman, Reno
II W Spalding, Saeto
L c Lands, Sacramento
5 Jones, Sacramento
j c Smith. Chic ago
A L Currier, Los Angeles
p Johnson, Walla Walia
n Crowley, Los Angeles
ii Z leighton, San Jose
DR. II fireman, San Jose
w II Hilton, Buffalo
I j Crosmer, Buffalo
q l. Johnson & W, Saeto
Miss NJ A johnson, SactO
Miss A Johnson, Sacto
\ Smith, New York
J w Lane, Woodside
Capt J Watts, San Diego
j NJ Long, Stockton
j w Smith IL W, Stockton
j 5 Gessup, Santa Rosa
II j Alden, Vallejo
q J Campbell Jr. Vallejo
X Long, Haywards
w L Guild. Fresno
A G Smith, Plymouth
W c Dean, San Pedro
Mrs s Witkowski, rulare
Mrs Coleman, Bakersfield
RUSS ]
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales yesterday IN the San
Iran cisco Stock Hoard:
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-09-24

and after few days | have them forked
over and aired and moved just enough
distanceto say they are moved. Thisplan
OF taking to the barn at once, much pre-
fer, if the vines are short, as they arethen
secure against possible bad weather. If
the vines are long, it is no easy matter
to move them, as any farmer will soon
find who tries it. They become quite
tangled, and, in addition to the great ex-
penditure of strength, they are much
damaged in loss of leaves.
Altogether, practice this plan most
frequently. After lying just as long as
am willing to risk them exposed to the
weather, [ take them to the barn and
fork them over as necessity may demand.
1T makes troublesome forage, but [
find pea vine hay most excellent food,
and when the farmer gets in the habit OF
curing them the job does not seem SO
formidable. Ii at home when the work is
being done, can always save them sue
cessfully; when trusted to others some
times lose them.
/ always put my stubble fields in pea
vines to be saved for hay. Farmers who
give much time to cotton of course can
not do this without a good deal of extra
help.-W. j. NORTHERN, in Southern Guilt
vatOr.
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Now for my reasons. The poorer the
soil the slower the trees grow, and if
compelled to fertilize you do not want to
fertilize two rods to get fruit on one; SO
set dwarf oranges to begin with on pine
land Set thick and fertilize heavy and
in two three years you will get a paying
crop. Now il on the other hand you have
rich hammock land plant twenty five
trees to the acre; it is sufficient. The
trees grow more than twice as fast in a
given time, if good, hardy, robust kinds
like the Prolific Navel or the Maiorka or
Maltese Oval or OF Harris Tardiff. II
good, healthy buds are set two to three
years old and well cultivated, at eight to
ten years old will yield five to six boxes
of oranges to the tree, besides q crop Of
vegetables and even corn can be grown be-
tween rows until the trees need the ground;
and trees so set always fruit because they
have all the space ever needed. Both
tops and roots have ample space The
most of our celebrated groves at this
date are set so close that the middle
trees in large grove seldom have more
than half a crop, and often none at all.
Now is that economy with thousands of
acres OF good orange oillaying waste; is
it policy to crowd the orange into cor
ner? Now, my readers, these are my sen
timents and notions, and I ask no one
to adopt them, but give them to you far
what they are worth.
CORRESPONDENT.