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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-28
SAMOAN ITEMS.
No Chief Justice Wreckage
Coming-Consular Inspection.
Special TO THE MORNING CALL

APIA (Samca, Oct. 7, 1S90-Although
nearly half of the term of three years
for which the treaty was arranged between
the United States. Germany and England
has expired, the Chief Justice, for whose
app ointment provisions were made in the
treaty, has not yet arrived in Samoa, and
some dissatisfaction exists among the
natives at the delay of the Great Powers in
attending to Samoan affairs. There is
chance of the whole Samoan question being
reOpened on the expiration Uf the treaty. In
fact, the Germans openly boast that this
will be done. Americas interest in Samoa
Is supposed to be waning, and it Is thought
that Germany would have affairs all her
cwn way.
The Sea Wait has sailed for San francisco
with load Of metal, etc, from the Trenton
and Vandaia, to be disposed OF on account
of the Samoan Government. The natives
share of the wrecks should, it is estimated,
bring them about $4,000, if the proper
wrecking gear is brought here. A lot OF SILK
handkerchiefs, tobacco and wines we're re-
covered from the Trenton's storeroom re-
Gently, and sold at auction. The articles
were in a very good state of preservation,
considering the time they had been under
water.
The head chiefs from Atna came down
lately bringing with them a murderer from
the other side of the islands. Tue visit was
an important event, as these chiefs
have the title of "Tui Atua," King of
Atua, the most ancient and powerful title
OF Samoa, and one which the king OF the
whole of the Samoan group must possess.
Consul-General Sewell and Lieutenant
Parker went to Pago-Pago in the Mohican
last week, on a visit of inspection. They
are expected 10 return This week. The
Mohican arrived September Goth, and LETT
the same. day for Pago-Pago., She sailed
for New Zealand and Honolulu from the lat
ter place. The William L. Beebe leaves
shortly for San francisco, via Qeiros
and the Sophia Islands, where she loads
with euano. The German war-vessel
Sperba arrived from Jaluit October 9TH.
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CALL sALEs-MoRNrNe.

The market very strong. Buyer so-1Oo
81 AZ. BUYER season-l0O, 81 5314 100, 81 531s;
100, 81 5312; 100, 81 $685. zoo, 81 54 500,
81 541s.
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FRATERNAL NOTES.
Valley Lodge, No. 80, A. 0. U.
W., Social To- Morrow Night.

King Solomon's Lodge, No. 26O, F. and A.
NJ, at called meeting last evening con-
ferred the degrees.
COncordia Lodge, No. 10, /. o. o. F., at
its meeting last evening had work in the
initlatory. The Walhalla Glee Club was
present and rendered appropriate selections.
San Francisco Chapter, No !, Royal Arch
Masons, at its regular meeting last evening
had work in the Mark Masters degree.
Alta Lodge, No. 205, l. o. o. F., at its
regular meeting last evening took action
upon several important amendments to its
bylaws.
Argonaut Council Of the Royal Arcanum,
at its regular meeting last evening, had
good attendance and very enjoyable time.
California Lodge, No. /, 1. O. o. F., initi-
ated candidate ut its regular meeting last
evening
Confidence Lodge, No. 22S2, Knights of
Honor, meets this evening, when initiation
will probably take place.
Golden Gate Commandery, No. 16 knights
TemplarS, at lis regular cUnclave last even
ing conferred the Red Cross degr' e on six
candidates.
Valley Lodge, No. 80, Ancient Order
United Workmen, will give an entertain
ment aud dance in Laurel Hall, Shiels
Building, 80 OFarrell street, tomorrow
evening. The literary and musical exer-
cises will be the best that our local talent is
capable of and several new and entertain
ing numbers will be introduced. Valley
Lodge has the name for giving the most
delightful of entertainments and the one to-
morrow evening will certainly be- up to its
usual standard. both in excellence and
sociabil.tv.
Yerba Buena ParlOr No. 81. Native Sons
of the Golden West, will give a full-dress
party at Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday
evening, 9th prox This parlor is one
of the select subOrdinates of the order, COM
posed OF many leading society young gentle
men of this city. who take especial pride in
having all their entertainments of the
highest and pleasantest character. The adj
mission is strictly by invitation, only a
limited number Of cards being allowed each
member.
Wildey Encampment, No. 90. l. o. o. F.,
had weli-attended meeting last Saturday
evening, when considerable business was
transacted.
Evans Conncil, No 80, Order Chosen
Friends, will give an entertainment and ball
for the benz fit OF prominent member of
the order at Washington Hall, 35 Eddy
street, On Wednesday evening, 9th proy.
Yosemite Lodge, No. 4. United Endow-
ment Associates, was initiated last Saturday
evening by N. CoOney, q. c., and Gus Pohl-
man, V. g. c., who delivered interesting ad-
dresses.
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PECULIAR INHALATION.
Different Methods of Following the In
Junction Glove One Another

Do mea ever fall In love with each other?
Women do. Not long ago young woman in New
Jersey married to youthful laborer her
fathers farm. Some time afterward 1t dlscoy-
ered that the husband was female: the young wife
refused, however. though earnestly entreated by
her friends, to give up her chosen consort The
sranget of the discovery the fact that the
bride knew her husband was a woman before she
was led to the altar.
II men do not exhibit this strange nfatuation for
of their own SEX they at least oftentimes give
evidence OF the fact that they love one another.
There are many instances on record where one man
has given his life for another. There many
more instances where men have given life to
other
1t is proud pcssession-the knowledge that one
has saved precious human life Meriden. Conn,
is the home OF such a happy man. John II. Preston
of that city, July II, 1880, writes live years ago
was taken very sick, had several of the best doc
tors and and all called it q complication OF dis
eases was sick four years. taking prescriptions
prescribed by these same doctors, and truthfully
time l commenced to have the most terrible pains
in my back. One day old friend of mine, Mr.. II.
T. Cook of the firm Of Curtis u Cook advised me to
try Warmers Safe Cure, he had been troubled the
same way and it had effected cure for him. 1
bought six bottles, took the medicine as directed
and am to-day well man. am
had worse case of kidney ana liver trouble than
had. Before this was always against proprietary
IL edicines, but not now oh, no."
Friendship expresses itself in very peculiar ways
sometlmes; but the true friend Is the friend in
need. 1t
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DiyiC eno- s5eriared
COMPANY.
BOARD SALES.

Relieving were the sales yesterday In the San
1Ian citc0 stock TOard;
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George W. Conrad Of Heppner, Oregon,
has requested Chief of Police Crowley to
make inquiries concerning Mrs. A. Trote-
man and child, who formerly resided at 204S
McAllister street. in this city.
The mother of James Milton Lackey, a
boy of 16 years. is anxious to hear of her
son, who left home at 2157 Seventh avenue,
New York, on the 10Th Of September, and is
supposed to be ON the Pacific Coast at
preseut.
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The STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were soft yesterday in both sessions and
several mines showed very shaky symptoms. Fluc-
tuatiOns narrow as trading was very light.
Local stocks and bonds dull with no pro-
nounced changes.
The production OF the Comstock lode last week
follows: Con. Cal q Va. 1910 tons. assaying
s22 Ia; Savage SOB tons. S22 Of; Chollar 535 TONS
SlS so; Occidental 25Y tons, 500 81.
Con. Cal. d Va. shipped $4l,474 TO the Carson
Mint: Occidental shipped s5954 and has $1,000 in
concentrates on hand.
Commonwealth has shipped S27.753 The mine
worked last week So tons ore assaylng SlSS 81.
Assessments Pending.
Tie following rs list ass, SSH ents novr endtnc.
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North Fork falls due from Humboldt Bay, the Boz
nita from the southern coast and the Arcata and
Arago from Coos Bay.
The Oceanic falls due from China and Japan Sat
urday.
The ship Pactolus. HAS tons loads lumber on the
Sound for Shanghai
The Br iron bark Evelyn, 1179 tons, was chartered
prior to arrival for Wheat TO the United Kingdom,
Havre Antwerp, 43s 81.
The Armida takes for Liverpool 1912 ctls Barley.
1905 cs Canned Fruit. $500 bbls Flour, 631 cs
Honey 34541 cs Salmon, 959S ctls Wheat etc.,
valued at $2O6,6l5.
for wheat to United Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp,
42s Cd.
The Br iron ship Helga 1900 tons, was chartered
prior to arrival for Wheat TO United Kingdom,
Eayre or Antwerp, Ais Sd.
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ON WAKING FROM A DREAMLEss
SLEEP.

49, walked; the was in the sky,
The face of heaven was fair,
The silence all about me lay
- OF morning in the air.
said Where hast thou been, my soul,
Since the moon set in the west?
know not where thy feet have trod,
Nor what has been thy quest
Where vert thou when Orion passed
Below the dark blue sea
His glittering, silent stars are gone
Didst follow them for meY
where vert thou IN that awful hour
When first the night wind heard
The faint breath of the coming dawn,
And lied before the word?
Where hast thou been, my spirit,
Since the long wave on the shore
Tepdery rocked my sense asleep
And l heard thee no more.
Thou hast shown me no fair cities,
No glorieS once knew,
Nor those my fancy paints for me
Where skies are ever blue.
My limbs. like breathing marble,
Have lain in the warm down;
No heavenly chant no earthly care,
Has wakened smile or frown.
wake; thy kiss is on my lips;
Thou art my day, nv sun;
But where, o spirit, where vert thou
While sands Of night have run
ANNIE FIELDS in Harper's Magazine November,
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Funeral OF DR.. Ferrer.

The funeral of DR.. Henry Ferrer took
place from his late residence, $40 Geary
street, on Sunday afternoon. The services
were conducted by Rev. DIR. Stebbins and
were closed by short address by DR.. J.
Regensburger, who sketched the life and
character of the deceased. The pall-bear-
ers were: Drs Charles Beach, j. Regens-
burger, j.. F. Morse, j. II. Stallard. S. M.
Monser, II. W. Hardness, j. A. Habenicht
and Charles BundSchu.
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A Dlshones, Postal Clerk.

Charles f. zimmerman, box clerk at the
Postoffce, was arrested by the United States
Marshal Saturday on charge Of having
stolen letter containing ten-dollar bill
and a fifty-ceEt piece. The letter was sent
from Eureka to Mrs. Fred w. Bell of 40i
Third street. but it never reached that ad
dress, and its final destination was the dis
honest clerks pocket. For several months
letters containing small sums of money have
mysteriously disappeared after.their arrival
in this city, and IL took the Postal inspectors
some time TO locate the guilty person. AM
norman was taken before Commissioner
Sawyer yesterday and held 10 answer the
charrn in Slnnn hail.
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Owen McKenna, living at 314 Vallejo
street, was treated at the Receiving HOspi-
tai yesterday by Assistant Police Surgeon A.
p. O'Brien for severe confusion of the
hand. He had barely left the operating
room when Harry Bush of 2010k Mason
street applied for treatment for similar
injury. Bush had to part with the middle
finger of his right hand. Both men Were
hurt by humps of coal falling on them.
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In the United States Circuit Court yester-
day Judge Hawiey ordered decree for
complainant in the suit of George F. Schild
against G. E. BeIknap, eX-c0mmandaDt az
Mare Island. Master in Chancery Hough-
ton, to whom the case was referred, re-
ported in favor of allowing Schild $40, COO
for the construction of caisson gate at the
navy-yard, aud the court approves the
Recommendation by the decree.
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G Farmer, Portland
z Daal, Portland
j X Eads, Caldwell
j W Eads, Caldwell
Mrs johnson. Spine Falls
l. Eastman Il W, Portland
o l. Smith d. W, London
Mrs j Caiue, California
Mrs G Cole. California
Il l. Paremeter. treeStone
w Smith. Eureka
X ii Rutherford. Mexico
j Cassidy, California
C Battige. Alaska
W HUT, Oil Creek
T Matthews, Oil Creek
J s Gibbons, Santa Cruz
G NJ Willows. WatSonvlle
L bailey, England
J l. Bailey, England
A Bailey a. W, England
d NJ Thompson. HOLSTER
j l. Baker, HOLSTER
j. & Drake, Santa Cruz
w Hooack. Springfield
w A Davidson, Saratoga
n V ingram, Santa Rosa
G Ball. Santa Cruz
Mrs L II WiSbank, Cal
+ wisbank, Los Angeles
b Wisbank. Los Angeles
Il o wisDahk, l. Angeles
NJ " isbsnk, Los Angeles |
q J Miller, oregon
w L Miller, oregon
X S Gi.lles, Stockton
Mrs A J Trout, Omaha |
II Gable Oregon
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A TIENTION BUYERS-Sl0O FOR LOTS IN THE
y Broadway villa Tract; only a few at this price;
terms S25 cash, balance SO per month; secure one
now, they worth double the price asked: the
Broadway villa Tract fronts on broadway. the only
boulevard which is 100 feet Wide leading into the
center Of the city of Oakland being the main busi
ness street See owner, H. d. PINNEY, 464 Ninth
St, Oakland near Broadway; office open until
O'Clock each night. sell Il
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Nou.Suit Granted,

A motion for non-suit was granted by
Judge CARRIER yesterday in the case of
George T. Jones against Louisa Greenwald,
an action to recover So, 800 damages for ill.,
juries received in fal ing through an unpro-
tected skylight at 1717 Van Ness avenue.
Jones is painter and was at work at the
time of the accident The glass cut the ar
teries Of his left wrist and permanently dis
abled his hand
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING. Oct. ~.
UAMARY OF THE AARKETS

MONDAY EVENING, Oct. ~
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Wheat dull.
Barley options recovered.
Oats held higher.
Small Yellow Corn declined.
Rye unchanged.
Feedstufs firm.
Beans unsettled.
Hay firm.
Hops strong.
Potatoes declined.
Sweet Potatoes rising.
Onions firm.
Picked Butter higher
Eggs weak andtiull.
Poultry depressed.
Game lower.
Grapes in large supply.
Cucumbers and Garlic lower.
Pecans and FiibertS firm.
Prunes and Dried Apples firmer.
Silver nominal
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MONDAY, Oct 27.
Stmr Los Angeles, Leland, 2l2 days from San
Pedro: pass and mdse. to G0odaL Perkins IL Co.
Stmr Jewel Johnston. 43 hours from Hueneme; ;
produce, to Field * Stone
Stmr Zealandia, Van Oterendorp, % days from
Sydney, via Honolulu days; pass and mdse. TO
u spreckelS Il Bros
Stmr Columbia, Bolles, 55 hours from Port
land via Astoria AZ hours; pass and mdSe, to
Union Pacific Railway Co.
Stmr Gypsy, Piumner. S1a hours firm Santa Cruz;
produce, to Goodal Perkins Il Co.
Stlnr Alex Duncan, Gray, ~ hours from Lom-
poe: produce. to GoodalI. Perkins 4 Co.
Stmr Crescent City, Stockheth, 80 hours from
Crescent City; and mdse, to Hobbs, Wall & Co.
Stmr South Coast, Higgins, II hours from Fort
Bragg; piles and lumber to Fort Bragg Redwood Co.
U s stmr ThetiS, Stockton, II days from san Jose
de Guatemala. 900
Ship Oriental. Parker. IL days from Tacoma $500
tons coal, to Southern Pacific Co.
BARK Sycamore. PresSey, 10 days from Port GaIn-
BILE: lumber, to Pope Il Talbot
Schr Dare, Perry, II days from Columbia RIVER;
lumber. to Simpson Lumber Co.
Schr Ocean spray, peterson, SO hours from lyer-
Landing: shingles, to lverson.
Schr Bill the Butcher, johnson, So hours from
Bowens Landing; lumber, TO q Dingley d Co.
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CoIIape of Pharmacx.

The eighteenth annual exercises of tho
California College of Pharmacy will be held
this evening in odd Fellows Hall. H. E.
Highton viii deliver an address, and Pro-
fessor Kellogg President pro TEN. of the
University OF California and of the college,
will confer the degrees. The first prize
gold medal, donated by the faculty, will be
awarded to Stephen Cleary; second prize,
microscope with attachments, to John V.
Leithold.
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Eststes of tho Cnraffas.

Domenico Caraffa, who was in partner
ship in a commission business in this city
with his brother, Giovanni, died in 1874. a
few years later Giovanni also died, leaving
an estate valued at S50GC0 to his widow.
She has since been made :he defendant in
an aet!sG Ter an accounting of the estate,
brought by Fred Ray, administrator for
DOmenico, and he petltioned the Superior
Court to cite her yesterday to appear and
show cause why she should not be pio-
hibited from drawing any more family al
lOwance from the estate pending the final
determination of the litigation.
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The receipts of the Custom. house during
the past week amounted to SOL, 2S7 As, max
ing total of Sc. POI 100 % since the first OF
the year.
The internal revenue collections in the
San Francisco district for the week ending
Saturday were: Beer S13,724 spirits, $14,-
382; cigars and tobacco, S7735; miscell-
aneOus, S691; total, S36 532.
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BAGS-Calcutta spot nominal: May and June,
63sc; Wool Bags, 36@3Sc; Potato Gunnies. nomi-
mai.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes,
terms net cash: cube, Crushed Extra Pow
dered and Fine Crushed, all 61sc; Dry Graduated
5Xsc ConfectIoners' A. 5S4 c. Extra C. 51sc; Golden
G, 4Tsc q ID: Bags Use more than bbls.
The American Sugar Refinery quotes as fol-
lows terms net cash: Extra fine Cube. Crushed,
Fine Crushed and Powdered, Csc 10; Extra
Fine Powered 63sc; Dry Graduated. 57sc; Xxx do,
57sc; Confectionery A. 534c; White Extra Z, 615c
Extra G. 5Isc; Golden Q, 41Sc . 70.
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SECURITIES.
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Oct. 27-The stock market to-day
received the benefit of the unexpected favorable
bank statement OF Saturday and the improved tent
per In London. Sugar refneries continue to he the
most prominent feature and covering by shorts
went at rapid rate, with the result of lifting
the price OF certificates before the close to I214.
The bears pegged away at the railway list, and made
a speciality of Burlington and Quincy. The market
closed fairly active and strong at an Improvement.
The list tonight shows large majority OF ad-
yances generally for small fractions, but Sugar is
up 37s and Silver Certificates "A. while Burlington
and Quincy is 1875 lower. Government Bonds duh,
and steady firm. Petroleum very dull; spot Penn
sylvania closed at so.
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-United States Bonds: as,
l2034 AIS lO4L4; Northern Pacific, %; Cana
dian Pacific 1884 Central Pacific, 30; Union IA
cifc, AIS; Atchison, "a; wclls-Fargo, 140; West
ern Union, S11s; Silver, 104; Sterling, 81 S29
s61a.
NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-wheat, cash. 81 oss4;
December. 81 0S3s.
Flour-Steady.
CoIee-$lS 20.
Sugars 15-1e@6c.
Hldes-l4t2c.
Copper-Lake, SIG IS.
1in-Spot, $21 SO.
Lead-Domestic, SIS so.
Iron-$l4.
Petroleum-SO.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Oct 27.-Wheat, cash. 81.
Corn-51c.
Pork-$10 %.
Lard-$6 321a.
Ribs-$5 so.
whIsky-$l Il.
Rye quiet at sc. Barley firm at soc.
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The steamship Zealandia brought so cases
of prepared opium to this port There are
$3.50 pounds in all, and the drug is worth
and the customs duty amounts to $4,000.
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Conrreration sh.ari Zedeck.

The Congregation Shaari Zedeck has
elected the following officers for the present
year: Samuel Polack, President; Isaac
Friedman, Vice-President; l. Isaacson. Sec
rotary; Solomon Levy, Treasurer; Trus-
tees-H. Lesser, Thomas Cohn, L.. Lach-
man, w. III. Lichtenstein and II. Corinson !;
III. Rothman, Shamas and collector.
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San Francisco Meat Markc.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-Frst quality. &c; second quality, go
Size; third do, 3Ir94iac
VEAL-Large. 4@6c: small Calves, 6@Sc.
MUTTON-W etherS. &c: Ewes, 6isc.
thanksgiving Lamb, SIaa99c q ID.
P0Rk-iive Hogs i41412c for hard granted;
stock Hogs, 39312c ID dressed do, La71 ac . 70.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 27.-The spot market is weak at
rs 4d@7s Sgd. Cargoes are quiet at SIS for
OFF coast, SIS Sd for Just shipped and 37s 90 for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: october, rs 5S4d; November,
rs Cd; December, rs Cd; January, rs SGD;
February. rs 61ad; March, rs 612d; April, rs 61ad;
May, Is 634d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON Oct 27.--Consols, "a 1916; United States
Eonds - as. 1877; 412's, 1864; Si.yer 4S14d;
Rentes 94t SOC,
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r. NJ. Staddsn, merchant OF Manzanillo,
is in this city with the intention of securing
capital to run steamship line between San
Francisco and ManZanillo, and to look up
machinery to prepare ramie or China grass
for the loom.
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G17S EACH-lOO LOTS IN TIE BEAUTIFUL
u { y suburbs Of Lorin: no such bargains ever
offered in Oakland: right In the march Of 1mmedt-
ale Improvements; new ferry to San Francisco;
rev slreeI-car line to Oakand come at cnce before
prices advance; sure to make money; lots 25Il39;
sis down, IS per month. CLOUGH d BAKER,
qSi Washington ST. OCT II
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Mexican d oliars.
Nominal.

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange. loo for sight drafts and l SC
for telegraphlc.
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Steamers to sail to-day Collection Day) are the
Empire for Nanaimo, the Point Iona for Grays
Haybor and the Gypsy for the Salinas River. The
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MORNING SALES
street-50 Water, 0b1s.
AFTERNOON sALEs
Board-l5 v Water, 957s: 10 Cal Electric Light
167Si $1,000 Market-st Cable Bonds, l25.