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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-23

Steamers to sail to-day are the Queen for Port
land the San Juan for Panama, the Pomona for
San Diego, the Coos Bay for Little River and the
Newport for Eel River. The City OF Peking falls
due from China and Japan, the City of Puebla from
Victoria and Puget Sound the oregon from Port
land, the Eureka from San Pedro, the Humboldt
from Humboldt Bay, the Coos Bay from Little
River, the Gypsy from the Salinas River. thewilla
mette Valley from Yaquina Bay, the Arcata and
Arago from Coos Bay ana the Point Iona from
Grays Harbor.
The barkentine Amelia, 37S tons; bark Cory
phene, I'll tons, ana bark F. s. Thompson, IA
TONS load Coal at Nanaimo for the Hawaiian Isl
aatS.
The British iron ship City of Benares, 1874 tons,
is chartered for Wheat TO United Kingdom Havre
or Antwerp, 42s Cd: British iron ship Ardencaple,
1877 tons, rechartered, same rate and options
The Cloneaird takes for London 1911 ctls Wheat,
1859 cs Salmon, 1910 gals Wine 1925 ctls Bar
ley, II, 1922 Canned Fruits, ETC., valued at $685.,
.yc-
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David d. Jones, assignOr to W. c. Ander-
son, San Jose. fruit-drying apparatus; John
Kueffer, San Francisco assignor by the
mesne assignments to the American Indi-
Gator and Improvement Company of Cali
fornia. automatic mechanism for station in
dicatorS in railway cars; Morris Lachman,
San Francisco, sewing-machne; Ernst E.
Lommatzsch, San Francisco, toy target;
Abraham Morris, San Francisco. child's
bed-lounge; Albert S. Morton, Suisun, wine
cooler; Chester W. NJ. Smith, San Fran
cisco, metallic railway car; Gottlieb Spiess.
San Francisco, razor-strap; John c. II.
Slut, San Francisco, assignor to the Amer-
can Bell Telephone Company, Boston,
Mass. telephone,
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Iron and Steel Industries.

CHATTANOOGA (Tenn). Oct. 22.-The
members of the British and German Iron
and Steel Institute have been here for two
days. They have been shown the most
prominent industries and were given a final
reception atthe Chamber of Commerce. after
which they lett for MiddlesboIough, KY.
They express themselves amazed al the vast
ness of the mineral resources of the South
and the favorable outlook fer their develop
ment
glish society, said sit is possible to make
iron in this section as cheaply as in any part
of the world"
Percy Glchrist, one OF the founders of the
Basic steel process, says: "The ores here
are peculiarly adapted for steel-making."
William White says: "1'he Basic steel
made from Tennessee iron compares favor
ably with that made in England"
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were firm yesterday and the plane of values
In the regular sessions few cents that of
Tuesday. Business was not very active, however.
Local securities quiet, with recovery in
Safety Nitro Powder to SO 20.
Geary-street Cable Railroad has declared a dlvi-
dend of 5Oc, payable on the 27th.
The DAILY and Ontario mines of Utah have de-
clared the usual monthly dividends of zoe and sec,
payable on the 3lst.
Late bullion shipments embrace $4,000 from
Eureka Con-, $1,000 from Holmes, $500 from JUS
tice and $4l 474 from Con. Cal Virginia. This is
tn first shipment October account from the Cali
fornia mine and it went to the Carson Mint.
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plums. 111h@121bc: peeled evaporated Peaches
22IaS271sc d n bleached Peaches, l29loc; s com
is@lsc; boxes, 1s@l9c p 10: White Nectarines'
l7@lsc: California Prnnes 7aa@SAsc; pnd
i0S1 DC for chartered unpeeled Bartletts Figs z1a
@31sc: do pressed. in boxes. 4@oc 9 10, .,ao IN.
fair to good ST 1901 90 . box. with the usual ao
vance for fractional boxes ..,,,. ,sc m.
softsheil Almonds, i4@i &C. papershen do. l5@l6c;
Wainuts iO@l1c; do papersneli. 14c;Chiie Wslhuts,
Nuts 6(lSc. Pecans l0@IIc; Filberts, l0@l2t9e;
Brazil Nuts, l71a@1sc q ID: Cocoanpts s3so e doy
VEGETAB LES-Cucumbers and summer oquaoI
are still higher. Corn has disappeared. Hubbard
Squash, qu0table at $25: Marrowiat SQUASH SoS
10 y ton; Egg Plant 35@o50c p box: Green Peppers,
40@S60c d box: Tomatoes. large boxes, 6@6oc for
Bay Summer Squash, Sl@1 20 for Bay Lima beans,
4tSe 9 GsS4moers n foT small and I1a@3:
Tor large; Cabbage 5096oc cti Feed Cars9t5 :; "a
ST. Ga TqGn isis@ Si Fsf h. fA''np
PROVISiONS-Eastern covered Breakfast Bacon
s@iOc p II for heavy and medium, and 1870
1870 q 10 for light; I31s@i4c for extra light;
Hams for city trade, 14914!9c; California Hans,
salt l214@al212c q 10; refrigerator-cured i39
cases, iC@iOiac; California tlerces st49912c;
halfbbIs, s19@9T4c; tins zoe; pals lon. 1915;
az 81 50@Ss: extra Mess do So 5000; family do,
sil 5Gai2; clear Pork, $40 5000; extra prime
Sis0is so . b6: zig PORK, - keg, s39S25;
Pigs Feet, $IS@13 so 2 Dbl; Smoked Beef 1l$49
HGPS-FirmIy held and In demand at 3oSS212c
for far and 35@4oc d for good 10 cholee s,hc a
NJ medium sec n; Ii it s Sse d GGT HIDES
nsIIai Selection lU1sc; dry Kips, l09lO1bc;
dry calf prime Goatssng 1852 aSSoc f peer
skins good summer 3o@35e: medium, 25c; thin.
zoe Il II: Sheepskins, shearlings, lO9Z0c; shors
81 20 . h. Culs of ali kinds 1s less. Butchertown
green skins sell relatively higher. ~ - =.
TALLOw-Fair TO good rendered, 3I3@3S4c q ID
refined. 4zs@5c; crease, 2a4 @13c = 10.
wooL-Fall clips: Humboldt and Mendocin GREE iree,
free l3@f5ci do defective, ll9l2c; Mountain free,
l2Gl5c: San Joaquin and Southern 9Gllc. Spring
clips: Valley Oregon, 2lg2312ci Eastern oregon
lSG20c; do fair, l5@oi7c e 10.
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INDIAN LANDS
INDIAN LANDS0
The Puyallup Commission Receive Their
Final Instructions

The Puyallup Commission RECEIVE Their
Final Instructions.
WASHINGTON, Oct 22.-Judge Drake of
this city, Judge Kinkead of Kentucky, and
Judge Cumback of Indiana, comprising the
Puyallup Indian Commission, had final
conference with tie Secretary of the Inter-
ior to-day. and received their final instruc-
tions. The commission will at once pro-
coed to Tacoma to negotiate with the
Indians for the sale of their land, provided
the commission, after an investigation,
deems it wise for the Indiaps to sell. These
lands are very valuable and have long been
sought by Tacoma real estate men. Some
of the land fronting on Puget Sound.
near Tacoma. is worth $1,000 per acre.
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California Patents.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-The following
patents have been issued to Calfornians:
John w. Gentry. assignor of one-half to J.
Jacob, Oakland. railway cable grip; John
Hatch, San Francisco, safety device for ele-
yators; Enoch Lawson, assignor Of One-half
to p. Leprohon, San Francisco, pipe-coup-
ling; William j. Hersom, Stockton, as
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Maud Yates Case.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-Maud Yates. the
daughter of Edmund Yates, who is charged
with uttering raised check for elO0, was
brought up il court to-day, and the case was
adjourned to the next session, in order that
a friendly adjustment may be reached.
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California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, Oct. 20. - The Montgomery Auction
Company sold California fruit to-day for account OF
the Earl Fruit Company and w. r. Strong q Co.:
Full crates Muscats 81 So; haltcrates Muscats.
Use; full crates ToEays, 50 4592 40: half-crates
ToEays 81 %: Winter Nellis Pears, 81 55: Salway
Peaches, 81 90. Grapes were in poor order.
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Unofficial Health Cer,,fio,te,.

The resolution passed by the Board of
Health last Thursday night requesting the
Board OF Education to instruct school prin-
cipals not to accept certificates of heal tn
from physicians unless countersigned by the
Health oihcer, was received by the Board Of
Education yesterday.
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The WEEKLY CALL contains in ev-
cry number choice reading mat
ter equivalent to three hundred
pages of magazine size. ST. Is
a year, postpaid
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Robert ID. Fry to Julius c. Sbanwald lot on
y. line Of jackson ST., 1876 W. OF Walnut,
Thomas Thompson to John oainn lot on & -
line OF Jersey St., 80 L. OF Castro, E. 25I
Mary Trevwcke to Rachael Berg, lot Is.
Flock II, De Hoom Tract. l
Leland Stanford to Sol Getz tract OF land
containing 20 9-1oO acres Of land, near In
Thomas Mitchell and wife to Thomas i.
Mitchell, lot on NE. cor. OF Yolo and Utah
Thomas F. Mitchell to Catherine L. Mitchell,
william F. Keilett c6y attorney to George Oil
W. Moore lots AZ, 269 to 274, Gft Map - i
Bridget Evans to Fritz Derking lot on N. line
OF OF Fall aye, 1926 L. OF Mission ST.. E.
Julie J. Schwartz 70 Luyigi Gendctti, lots
and 10, Block SAG; ONeil Haley Tract. /
s. line OF Golden Gate ave, 90 ". OF Willard
Ed wall to Waiter H. Adams, lot on Ne line
OF Third ST., 80 Sc. OF Harrison, Sc. 35x
Joseph Hicks to isidcra Hicks undivided Il
OF lot on w. line OF Sansome ST., 81 N Of
Pine; n s7:ex4o;6 ..;.,..;.............I5,00
"a OF same .....;........ .;............. 10 ,00t
Of st., S2:6 W. Of Thirtieth ave, W. 25x
John Coop to John W. Smith, lot on IL cor
OF Twenty-ffth and Fair Oaks sts., s. BOX
s. +. Sinclair and wife 10 Isaac l.. Reoua lot ''Ao
on e line OF Howard ST., l40 N. Of Twenty
inlru, ". QUA zZ.O.
Samuel McFadden to Basilio Tocchini lot on
". line OF Castro st. 223 N OF Nineteenth,
Charles s. Capp to James c. McPhiem;iy; and
wife, lot on w. line of Hampshire st. 800 s
OF Twenty-ifth, $; 25xl00. .................. /
Mary j. Lynch to Ellen Gushing, lot on T. line
OF Stouts alley, 1866 Of S. Jackson ST., s.
<AAVs' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
John II. English to Philip Gargan and wife
lot on S. line of Twentieth st. so e of shot
ooAoo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4 %
John Brown and wife to Herman Romip LOT
on W. line OF Randall place. 1871: IS & of
Sixteenth St S. 22:2x6O .. I
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ODESSA, Oct 22.-In accordance with the
Cars enforcement of the anti-Jewsh law,
all the Jews in Ksseneff were to-day Or
dered TO leave that city; also the Jews in
Alderman, Is miles from here, have been
ordered to leave that town.
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THE TROUBLED RAIN-DROP.

RAIN-DRoF, toward the sea departing,
-H Its coming tate lamented sore;
Since soon with whelming waters blend
w. ing,
1t must be lost forevermore;
Merged In the boundless waste Of ocean,
No one could its existence guess;
No special form, nor phase. nor motion,
Would 1t thenceforth again possess.
But Heaven decreed that to an oyster
The anxious drop should find its way,
Where, priSOned In its living cloister,
1t formed pearl of purest ray.
How oft do men PREJUDICE the mission,
Ordained for them, thankless thingi
When God designs some bleSt condition
Shall from the lot appointed spring!
Weeks Magazine for october.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. ~.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets

SUMMARY OF THE Markets
Wheat steady.
Barley very firm
Oats higher.
Corn and Rye unchanged.
Hay firm.
Beans quiet and weak.
Potatoes and Onions firm.
Butter in good shape.
Eggs very firm
Poultry in oversupply.
Game coming in poor.
Grapes in large supply.
Summer squash and Cucumbers higher.
Green Corn out OF season.
Coos Bay Coal cleaned up.
English Wheat Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 22.-The spot market is steady
at rs 412d@7s I'd. Cargoes firm at SIS for
off coast. 37s Cd for Just shipped and 37s sd for
nearA due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations. october, rs 612d; November
rs I'd; December, rs I'd; January, rs ESD;
February. rs 634d; March, rs Sgd April, rs 12d;
May, Is sgd
LONDON. Oct. 22.--Consols 947s; United States
Bouds-4's, 1875; 4Ias, JOG; Silver, 4913d; Rentes
94f 2212c. Bullion of Bank of England, f59, 600
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Oct. 22-The strong market of to-
day was somewhat OF surprise account of the
ease with which prices were lifted light pur-
chases The great liquidation III Wall street has
driven stocks from the brokers' Offices and into the
hands OF strong parties. making scarcity of long
stocks in the street. Sugar reneries especially
weak throughout the day, and the strength in the
general list not sufficient to hold it up In the
last hour general Teact on from the best prices OF
the day induced by reaIizations upon ad-
vances. Final changes, however, are almost tnya-
riaDly advances for small fractions but Sugar is off
Ia. Government Bonds duh and firm. Petroleum
closed steady spot Pennsylvania closing at SoA.
NEW YORK, oct. 22.-United States Bonds: AS,
1914 41a's, lO414; Northern Pacific, 297s; Cana
dian Pacific. 1884 Central Pacific, 3012; Union Pa
ci1c 525s; Atchison, 1884 WellsFargo, 14O; West
ern Union, s17s; Silver, 100; Sterling, 81 sl1aC9
4 S61a.
NEW YORK, Oct 22.-wheat, cash. 81 1915;
December, 81 10.
Four-Frm.
Coffee-$17 20.
Sugar-5 7-16@5c
H:des-l412c
Copper-Lake, SIG rs.
Tin-Spot, $21 80.
Lead-Domestic. So 90.
Iron-$li.
PetrnIeum-SO1.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-wheat opened from 14c to
1ac lower, but Immediately followed by good
buying and an advance of from 14c to lie, but the
advan ee brought cut free offerings, under which
prices eased off from 1c to 11sc, then recovered
some and closed from 1sc 10 14c lower than yester-
day. Receipts 6e5 600 bushels, shipments 271,000
bushels. Rye firm at sc. Barleyfrm at 7sc.
CHICAGO Oct. 22.-Wheat, cash, 81 025s.
Corn-5214c
Pork-$l0 %.
Lard-S6 371a.
Ribs-$5 40.
Whisky-Sl
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MoRSissG SALES.
Board-2OO Cal Electric Light, 6s4 10 V
Water, So; $1,000 Omnibus Cable Bonds Il65A.
AFTERNOON sALE&
Board-i10 Safety Nitro Powder, 10; 30 do lO14
10 do, 1919; $1,000 s v " Bonds i 20s4; 30 Cal
Electric Light, 1864.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality. &c; second quality. SO
Size; third do, 3le@94I2c
VEAL-Large. 4A6c; small Calves 6CgSc.
MUTTON-Wethers,7 &c; Ewes, 612c.
thanksgiving Lamb, S1a@9c p ID
PORK-Live Hogs 4l4d412c for hard grain-tel;
stock Hogs 3G3Iac + n; dressed do 6I29742c e II.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Calcutta spot, nominal June, 63sc; Wool
Bags, 366D3Sc: Potato GUINNESS nominal
COAL-Coos Bay is all cleaned up and the steam
ers due with supplies all barbound. The whole
mara ct Is very stiff.
LEATHER-Heavy sole, 26029c; medium and
light do, 22g25c; Rough Leather, 17@l9c; Bun, u
@Dl4c p foot Side Leather l29pl4c q foot; Calt-
SKINS 60g75c q IL; Kips, $36@D6O q doz; No. L
Harness. 27@130c y o. do 22@25c ~ ID
SUGAR-The California Sugar kehnery quotes
terms net cash Cube, Crushed. Extra Pow
dered and Fine Crushed, all 6I4c; Dry Graduated.
&c: ConfeetOners' A. Hc: Extra @. 1sc; Golden
c, 47sc y 10; Bags, 1sc moro than bbis. r.,
the American Sugar Refinery quotes as loi-
lows terms net cash: Extra fine Cube. Crushed.
Fine Crushed and Powdered 6L4c q 10; Extra
Fine Powered. 612c; Dry Granulated, &c; AZ 90.
&c: Confectionery A. 51sc; White Extra U, oH2ci
Extra e, &c; Golden G, 434c q ID.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Hiss, she chung to Castoria,
When shehad Children, she gavethem cas.oria.
aue BY SaTuTh ~
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New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, loo for sight drafts and l sc
Il telerranhIc
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Fine Silver.

Quoted at 81 os@l 90 per ounce.
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TWO NEW UPPER FLATS, COR. CASTRO AND
i Firhteeath sts; rooms and bath each: rent
Cheap Apply Il, H. UABSEN q CO., IA Mont
Comery 81 oc22 3t
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ONE OF THE FINEsr-A NEW FLAT tPAR-
" lori; electric lightngS patent sidewalks ETC;
rooms and bath; rent cheap. Apply g. ii. UMbSkN
4 / DCZ2 81
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NAL HOTEL.

t Van Allen, Healdsburg
L Pomeroy, San Jose
j E Camp, Sacramento
l. Z Smith, Alyarado
j II HOdett. S8cto
Il J Wilson, Vallejo
w w Hartman q W, Cal
c b Sampson N W. Napa
w A Hoffman & W, Ukiah
q II Derby 4 W, Nevada
ii Malcolm Il W, San Jose
II Z Lathrop, HOLSTER
Miss NJ York. st Helena
Miss NJ Ink, st Helena
+ UnKham, Chico
w G Billingsby, Sacto
\ McMGstro II W, buffalo
j Frieberger Il W, Wodbrn
L Natkentin, San Jose
II Racher, San Jose
1; Cosner. Colusa
w A Clark, Mount View
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Mexican ID ollars.
Quoted at s5l4@86lac.
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tor Late slipping Iatcttigehcs EiohtI Page
Arrived.
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UPSTAIRS FLAT OF ROOMS, WITH ALL
Y modern improvements: beautiful view Of hay;
rent S25 per month Apply 1871 Green 81. OcIS 4t*
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.

| NJ Lindley, Sacramento
lO'D Rosa Jr, Chicago
S Ryan, Kansas
IL L Miller, Oakland
Il w Paterson, California
Il Nicholson. California
j 4 Rittner, California
Mrs YosS, Sacramento
L K johnson, New York
NJ j Chapman, New York
j NJ C0ugnlll, New York
II 4 Mccain, New York
w Woodruff. Sacto
n HOTEL.
- C johnson, Chico
IL L Jones, U $ n
X Olson. Chicago
Il j owens, Chicago
~ Mckinney, Sacramento
j BROMLEY, Chicago
u I Turner, New Jersey
If Otis. New York
b McMason, ST Louis
~ Ii CoIledSe, Sacramento
V Banner. Chicago
+ MuhihemSen, NewYork
c 5 Young. Rio Bonita
Mrs HGreenward, Stccktn
5 Wiley, GilrOy
house.
I i Stockton, San jose
a i Overton, Santa Rosa
S McAdamS, sauSalito
q + Thomas, Oakland
& A Hanover, New York
K Jones, Los Angeles
10 NJ Arnold, Ohio
Mrs l. Brown, Calistoga
NJ Smith, Salinas
~ ID Lynch, Los Angeles
10 \ Hall IL WI, San Jose
Mrs 7 L Hughes, Fresno
g X Smith, Fresno
Z S Bardwell, Minneapolis
+ Is Schneider, San Jose
A C Hillman, DavIsyille
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
sun AND TIDE TABLE.

In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THoHAs
TESNENr. ChrOuometer and INSTRUMENT
Maker. Is Market street.
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beautiful SUNNY HoME-UPPER FLAT OF
ID rooms. bath, laundry, etc; newly renovated,
frescCed and tinted; fine view; healthy respectable
location very desirable residence; rent $780, water
free. Sc cor Pine and Baker SIS. ocl9 it
CyAsTRo ST, NEAR FIFTEENTH-NEw FLAT
I 6 rooms and bath ocl9 IT'S
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FURNISHED FLAT. ROOMS AND BATH:
L latest modern improvements; $40. SOC Baker
street oc23 u
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FLATS TO LET.

JTLEGANT NEW SUNNY BAY-wINDOW FLAT,
L rooms bath; large cellar; fine porch overlook
ing public SQUARE, us Jasper place, oil FilOert ST.,
~ S+orEtor apJ DuDnur Oc2S IT'S
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neS FINELY FURNISHED HOUSE, 8 ROOMS
dnOO. and bath; sun in every room; good neigh
borhood: high ground; JacksOu-st. cable; offered
low TO family without young children. o'FARRELL
LANG, IL Montgomery st oC2l IT
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 22.-The spot market is steady
at rs 412dg7s I'd. Cargoes are firm at SIS for
off coast, 37s Sd for Just shipped and BIS sd for
nearA due.
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HOUSES TO LET.

eli STOCKTON, BET PINE AND CALlFoklA
oil -SnIendtd house: IL rooms: modern i'm
prcvements; front and back yards; beautiful neigh
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Obituary.

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husband, October g. 1868, by Rev. K. f..
Custer the present presiding elder of Bay
City district She became a christian and
member of the M. +. church about thirty
years ago and was an honor to the church
all her days. Though for many years a
great physical sufferer, she tried to bear all
patiently.
She with her daughter went to Ovid on
Saturday and it was remarked by her that
she was unusually well. She retired about
nine o'clock in the evening, but awoke her
husband about two hours later with astrange
noise, and upon speaking to her she could
not reply. Paralysis had commenced its
fatal work and did not permit her to speak
again before she passed away.
She leaves husband and daughter to
mourn the loss of patient, helpful wife and
gentle, loving mother.
The funeral was held in Ovid on Wednes-
day, May z, and was attended by large
number of neighbors and friends who held
her I'm high esteem. G..