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The morning call., 1890-09-25

SUN AND TIDE TABLF
In Pacific Standard Time. Computejf by THOMAS
TENSENT, Chrouometer and Instrument
Maker. l3 Market street.
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cheap yLoTS-wE WILL OFFER FOR THE
= next 10 days 50 choice lots fronting on Seminary
I'VE. only blocks from Seminary station, at the
remarkably low figures of SlU0 TO $500, with pay
mentS of $50 down, balance at SO per month:
Seminary ave is now severed and the electric road
/ block from the property. For further particulars
Apply 10 JEFfRESS y WHITE, Twenty-tnlrd-aye
Station Fast Oakland. SELF limo
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EICURE-FISGER-SAILS BEAUTlF1ED AT
WI 1856 Market ST.. Oakland by an artist au3l IL
ILEGANT ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE AT
Il the Albany, Fifteenth and Broadway, Oakland;
block from the narrowgauge depot; table Is I'M
surpassed; elevator and artesiaa water; hrst-cass
In every way. G. A. MAUERHAN. Propr et0r. y Ban
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A RTIsTIC COTTAGES BUILT 5000 ROOM. W.
"A j. BRADFORD. Ill Hannah ST., oakland.1y 27 Il
"a LILLIAN j. DINGEE-oARLAND REAL ES
w tate for sale or exchange; once. Nos. 46o and
49, Eighth St. Oakland, Cal; send for illustrate
pTice-list. le24 q
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Q.JO5 PER LoT-S25 CASH AND SO PER
% L 10 month will buy choice lot in beautiful
frGityaIe surrounded by the most elegant homes in
Oakland: such bargains ever offered in Oakland;
II you want one of these see the owner at once at
TWenty-third ave. Station East Oakland; local
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SHIPPING INrELLIGENCE.

For Late SipDiag mtettioeacs see Ei0i'ti Papa
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAkLAxD REAL ESTATE.

G.JO M WILL BUY A LOT IN THE BROADWAY
~ lUU villa Tract: only SIS cash and $40 per
month: this tract fronts on Broadway and Third
ave: broadway being 90 feet wide, is the main
business street OF Oakland; only few lots at this
price. see owner, II. b. PINNEY, 464 Ninth St,
Oakland: office open until O'Clock each EichtS2l II
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Q.O0GA WILL PURCHASE $50 ACRES OF
u LUUU fine land, well timbered with sugar
pine; has abundance OF water and is splendid
range for cattle: about 40 acres cleared with or
ehard and vineyard; rare bargain; terms easy;
title perfect. For further particulars apply to the
proprietor Nevada Stables, cor. Eighth and Harri-
son stS oakland AUS n
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Board-2O GasIight, 5s5s; los Pacific Phon
graph, 1Ts; do, b 3, ..
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IroR SALE AT A GREAT SACRfFTCE-2 LOTS
II near line Of the new Piedmont cabie-cars; price
only $500 each: also beautiful lots in irutvale,
only Sl25 each; these lots are worth double this
price, but l must have money owner. I. I.
TRUSLER 46i Ninth 81. seq I'm
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bottle Of good liniment, one of pain-killer
and stick of salve. Unless there is a doc
tor in your party the less of medicines you
take with you to fool with the better. Es-
chew fancy camp clothes. Old wooden
clothes two pairs OF trousers), a soft wooden
hat. two pairs of wooden stockings and two
soft wooden shirts are sufficient for your
or shoes are mistake. Ordinary footwear,
made of soft calfskin and good in fit, boots
preferred, is the best for walking in.
Clumsy rubber boots and bulky wading
boots for trout-fishing are another unneces-
sary incumbrance. No one can fish prop
erly for trout and expect to keep his feet
dry. An old pair of shoes, with whole
in. Ii you are camping near lake, as well
as streams, a light canoe will be a neces-
sary part of your outfit.
Select the camp-Site on high and dry
land, near wood and water. If there should
happen to be marsh near, camp on the
wlndward side of it Cut all stubs level
with the ground and have no hummockS or
protruding stones in your tent floor. In
laying your boughs for bed cut off the
projecting butts and place the boughs in a
layer. butts all one way in one layer, re-
versed in the next, and so on. Do not bur-
den yourself with guns in a summer camp.
1t is not game season. A target-rfie Tor
amusement is all the firearm you need.
Ii none of your party understand wood
craft get reliable native who does to 90
with you as adviser and guide. Do not for
get that each camper-out should have a
pocket-compass. 1t will be rare spot for
a camp indeed. if you have not the mos
quito or the black fly with you. There are
many good preventives of these pests to be
had of the camp outfitter. You can get for
few dollars as good a fiSh-rod as any one
need fish with
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In the matter of equipping themselves for
a camp, it depends entirely on what party
understands camping to be. If they are to
merely put up tent on the border of some
pleasure resort close to thorQughfares of
travel and sources of supply, they may be
said to be simply taking summer board al
fresco, and may furnish their tents lux
uriously and adorn their ground, while they
themselves may indulge in the blaZingest
of blazers and the nobbieSt Of tennis shoes,
hats and sashes. There is no rule govern
ing the equipment of such a camp. 1t is
subject only to the tastes, whims and re-
sources of its occupants. But the camp in
the wilderness, to enjoy which the camper
out pushes miles away from communion
with any but his fellow-campers, is an en-
tirely different thing. Life in one of these
is the only true camp life.
The personnel of camping party is a
most important consideration in getting
ready for an outing of this kind. They
should all be thoroughly well acquainted
and absolutely congenal in spirit. y camp
far in the woods is no place to become ac-
quainted with any one. If he develop IN
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pleasant traits you cannot get away from
him. No matter how good friend per-
son may be of yours, do not take him in
camp with you if he is ''kicker." a man
who Will shirk or grumble at any duty he
is assigned to about a camp will set an
entire party by the ears almost before the
tent is up.
Don't have with you the fellow who is
always on the watch for an opportunity to
get the best of everything, from the
brownest trout at breakfast to the most adj
vantageOus corner at bedtime Then there
is the man who is always in unseemly
haste to get at tie creek or lake first with
his rod. Don't have him with you. He is
an abomnatiOn in camp. Don't have too
many in your party. Four men, en- rap
port, make the ideal camp.
The best tent for summer camp of this
kind is the wedge or A tent. One of these,
accommodating four persons, can be OBJ
tanned from any sportsman'S Outtitter.
But while purchasing the tent, do not buy
all the other things that the plausible sales
man assures you are necessary for the
camp, OF you will be compelled to charter
car or boat to transport them. You do not
need folding camp beds, nor extension cots
nor combination hammocks. If you intend
to enter into the serious business of camp
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two men, and weighing about five pounds,
made to strap TO the shoulder like KNAPP
sack. A camp stove, with utensils for
boiling, broiIing, baking, ETC., occupying a
space, utensils nested in the stove, of
10x12x14 inches, and with a capacity for
Cooking for four persons.
In these days Of canned meats, vegetables
and fruits the camper is saved the necessity
of carrying balky supplies. Canned meats,
though, do not displace salt pork. Moth
ing can take the place of that. 1t fries the
fish and iavors the stew, and is good for
itself alone. Buy pork that is hard and Of
a pink color White, lardy looking pork
avoid at any price. Twenty pounds OF
good pork is little enough for party of
four to use in two weeks under ordinary
circumstances Take spices plenty. If
you would have a good cup of coffee during
your stay, buy the best Java berry, green.
Brown it just before you start until it is
nearly black. Grind it and put it in an air
tight can. 1t should be exposed only as
long as is necessary to take from the can
coffee for use. Strong green tea Is a great
stimulant for tired man.
Go light on ardent spirits. A swallow OF
good whisky at long intervals at trout
brook is rational thing. The less one
drinks of it in camp the better. Take a
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USE new WELLINGTON COAL.
BEST HOUSE COAL In The MARKET.

l5@25c p dozen for first quality and soc for Bay;
Summer Squash, 35@150c q box for Winters and $50
Beans, 2G4c; String Beans. 2g3c; Cueuinb ers 409
soc box for ordinary and f5cG$l for Bay; ordinary
Asparagus, Sl@l 80 r. box: choice, 50 p box:
fancy, 81 25@92 so 2 box; Rhubarb, 75c@p$1 2 box
for 30. and 50S6oc q box for No. 2; Green Peas,
81 50@l 70 e sack; dry Peppers, l2e: Cabbages.
81 e ct; Feed Carrots, 50@65c: Turnips, 75c9s1:
SC p To-
is quotable At 13@13i4c z 10; California smoked
and I3@i3Isc = 10 for light: l31s@I4c q
ID for extra light; Bacon Sides, 9Ia@934c p N;
Eastern Sugar-cured Hams for city trade, l3144
13Ae; California Hams, salt, 12l49l2Iac p ID;
refrigerator-cured, l39l34c; Lard tierces. East
ern all kinds, 9G9l4c; cases, 10@1015c California
terceS. 914@91ac; haif-bbls. 912G934c; tins, 10c;
pals 10 10. f0Iac; do, 5-tb, 1034c Kegs, 934@l0c
z 10: Mess Beef, IS 50G9; extra mess do: 50 500
10; family do, So 509lS; clear Pork, $40 50@20;
extra prime. SIG SCOTT: extra clear. S20l@20 80:
mess do, SISlp1S 50 z Dbl; Pig Pork, q keg, IS 500
375; Pigs Feet $l2912 so q Dbl; Smoked Beef.
1134@l2c = 10.
H0PS-Firm at l214@17lhc 2 70.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy sailed steers
quotabie at S15c p To- medium. g. q 10: light.
&c q ~ Cowhides, sc q 10: salted Kip, 10 nc;
sated Calf, Aye: dairy Calf 20@3Oc; dry Hides
usual selection, &c; dry Kips &c; dry Calf. 7e;
prime Goatskins, 35c each; medium do, 209930c:
small skins, Zoe; DeersSins good summer, 300
3212c; medium, 25c; thin. zoe . N; Sheepskins.
shearlngs, lu@ zoe; short wool, 30950c; medium,
65@9Oc; long wool, sOe@sl rs {. 10 Butchertowa
green skins sell relatively higher.
TALLOW-Fair to good rendered, 31a@ic; re-
fned. 5@514c; Grease, 2l3@Se 2 10.
WOOL - We quote spring clips as follows:
Eastern Oregon. 15t92Oc 2 ~; Nevada, 159lSL@c
q II; choice Northern, l9@2le: Humboldt and
Mendocinn 2l@23c; San Joaquin and Southern
year staple, l212@l5c; San Joaquin and Southern,
seven months. 12916c; choice Foothill 169ls15c
y H.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The close of the week finds the Comstocks consld-
eraby lower than the opening. In fact, there
has been gradual shrinkage all the week. broken
unsettled, but generally depressed and some stocks
Potosi was the only stock the list that closed
strong.
Local securities sold well for Saturday. and Spr ing
Valley Water sold up TO $685. and Electric Light
up to s20$4. The Stock and Bond Exchrnge will
adjourn on Wednesday afternoon at 2;S0 O'Clock,
until Tuesday morning, July 9Th, at 10 80 O'Clock.
The humboldt Savings and Loan Society has de-
clared a semEannua dividend at the rate OF "A per
cent on term and Ii per cent on ordinary deposits
payable on the LIST.
The Occidental, Seq. Belcher & Mides and Teresa
delinquent sales take place tomorrow.
The Central Railroad Company has levied an as
sessmeDt OF 50, delinquent July 3lst
The lowest and highest prices OF the leading
stocks during the week follows: Belcher,
81 s0G3 SO; Best a Belcher So 50Gt 20; Bullion
So 6j@4 40; Chollar, So SOdi IS: Con. Cal Il Va,
81 SOG5 20; Challenge, 81 9ot93. 20; Common
wealth. So 1898 so; Crown Point, 81 1898 so;
Gould 4 Curry, 81 25G3 20; NorcrOss, 81 96@
10; Mexican, SO 35@l Is; Ophir 81 65@5 Is;
Oyerman, 81 65@3 40; Potos!, 81 75@01s; Say
age, So s0@5 Sierra Nevada, SIS 4O@a4 80; Union,
S3@3 So; Yellow Jacket, 81 9O@3 80.
Variations in local securities during the week
were as follows: S. " Water, S97g9Sas; s. F. Gas,
$57 25@57 70; Electric Light, SIS 1920 10;
Hawaiian Commercial, Sl4ES@lo5S.
Assessments Pending.
The following Is n list OF asst ssments now ending:
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Travelling case

life, and expect to accept its unpleasant
features in the same spirit that you enjoy
its pleasant ones, you will burden yourself
with very few of the implements and at
tachments and utensils that the outfitter
recommends, although most of them would
undoubtedly be great helps if they were to
be had on the camp ground itself.
A wilderness camp can seldom be reached
without more or less of tramp, often a
wearsome one, and the camper-out, having
to "tote" his outfit, needs to 20 as light as
possible. Besides, it robs the camp of much
of its genuine enjoyment when IL is fitted
up with too many modern equipments. As
to the camp bed, it is always within reach
fresh, fragrant, soft, elastic, the peasantest
and most wholesome couch man ever slept
upon-the boughs or browse of the hem
lock, pine or spruce.
A pack basket, camp stove and rub
Der travelling case are about all that any
one should need to buy for his outing. A
travelling case is a small and convenient
article, carrying as it does soap, comb and
brush, towels, needles and thread and
other necessary things of that kind. 1t is
less than foot long and about five inches
wide. 4 pack basket. made of wicker,
large enough to carry supplies for at least
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General Merchandise.

BAGS Calcutta, spot. lei July. &c; Wool Bags.
36GSSc; Potato Gunnies, nominal.
CORDAGE-Manila Rope quotable at 16hc:12-
thread. lie: 6 and thread, 17l2c Bale Rope.
15c: Binder TTine, l6Iac; Grapevine Irvine. 1916
in balls, l61ac in coils; Hop Irvine, Ice: Lathyarn.
Ice. Quotations for the new process Manila are:
Rope, Sc: l2-thread, 9J2c: 6 and do. Toe; Duplex
rope, 1212c; l2-thread, 13c; g and do, 13Ise;
Bale rope, I212c: Lathyarn, l2c; Hop Irvine. 1Sc {:
Grapevine Twine. balls or coils. l312c: Binder
Irvine, l2i2c y II.
SALMoN-No further change. Columbia River
Fish, 81 30: new Alaskan Fish, 90@95c for red and
75GSOc for off grades.
CANNED FRUITS-Sales OF Cling Peaches at 81
and OF Yellow Crawfords at 81 So reported
Most Gamers refuse 10 sell at those prices Sales OF
Apricots at 81 40. The market continues stin and
IL Is impossible to secure Peaches wtt1Out taking
some other Fruit along with them.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes as
follows, terms net, cash: cube. 65sc: Crushed.
6ssc: Extra Powdered, 6ssc; Fine Crushed, 6sec:
Dry GRADUATED. $3.50; Coufectouers A, 6I4c; Ex-
ira c. 45sc; Golden C, 4ssc q ID; Bags, 1sc more
than bbls.
The American Refinery quotes, terms net cash:
Extra fine Cube. 6ssc; Crushed, 65sc; Fine Crushed
$3.50: Powdered. 65sc; Extra nne Powdered, sac:
Dry Granulated, 6ssc; NIX do, 6Ssc; Confectionery
A, 6I4c; White Extra Z, SC; Extra e, 4Isc; Golden
c. 45se ID.
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1.-The Old Mnsheen."

The veteran iremen are painting and pol
ishing up the old fire engine, which they
propose taking with them on their Fourth
of July excursion to Vallejo. This engine
is 80 years old. 1t once belonged to "Old
SIX of Sacramento and was known as the
Young America" but afterward was sold
to Vallejo, where it was known as No. 6 OF
Vallejo. More recently the veteran firemen
of San Francisco purchased it as relic.
Miss May Cressey, who will accompany the
'boys" to sing when we ran with the Old
Machine" will be dressed in a gorgeous
freman's new uniform adapted to feminine
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THE RIGHT WAY
TO CAMP.
One VINO Has Been There Tells
Amateurs What to Do.
There Is Way to Have Fun and Way to
Have Trouble-Don't Take Any Useless
Traps, and Wear Old Clothes.

TsN getting ready to spend his summer va
fa cation in camp the amateur camper-out
kS should go about the business with regu-
larity and system, writes correspondent
to an Eastern exchange. He should settle
early on the locality where he intends to
pitch his tent. Then he should aequaint
himself thoroughly with the best railroad
or steamboat route to the point nearest his
camping place. the rates of fare, etc. The
camper has the choice of wide area in Sc
lecting his outing place. The forests and
lakes and streams all offer themselves to the
camper-out, each with attractions peculiarly
its own. Time, pocket and inclination are
the only guides to the selection Of camp.
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One hundred and forty-nine deaths were
reported at the Health Office last week. an
increase of Ga over the corresponding week
last year. Fifty-four were foreign born, 81
died before attaining their first year and 80
were over 60 years of age. Results from
more fatal diseases were; Pneumonia 10,
consumption 7, cholera infantum -, cancer
8, enteritis z, encephalitis 6, typhoid fever
8, inanition 5, liver disease 8. paralysis A,
heart disease Is. The diseases are CLASH
fed as follows: Zymotic q, constitutional
II, local IS, developmental II, by violence 8,
unknown causes 6,
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Dispute Over Unloading.

John c. Brodhurst has sued to recover
$500 from E. L. G. Steele, Edward Pol
hemus and George A. Moore. The COM
plant sets forth that they chartered, at a
cost of $50 per day, the bark Alicia on De-
cember 18th last for voyage from San
Francisco to Champerlco, In Central Amer
lea, with a cargo OF merchandise. BY thelr
ignorance it is alleged that the cargo was
not discharged at the southern port for IS
days after the arrival of the vessel, and
they refuse to pay for the loss OF time.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Harriet P Christy to J. II. Sarn. lot on E. line
line OF London ST., 275 S. of Persia ave-, 5.
winifred Jennings to rim Regan. lot on u
line of LObOs St, 400 E. of Plymouth, f. -
Robert S F. osborn to Nathaniel W Cole. lot
on NV. cor. of Elizabeth and Castro sts., :.
jesse c. smith ct al to Allen McKinnon, lot
on N. line OF .Thirtieth ST., $50 W. of -
syndicate Investment Co. to William Ii.
worden, lots 1872. 1874, 1s6 and 1sS, Holl- -
ADAM tHaS F. &t Gum to j: T. Chandler. lot on Ne
COT OF Sc. and Thlrtycelghth ave: n.
NV. cor of ST. and Thirty-nnth ave,
n. 26l:lo14, W. 100, 5; 27o;4, f 1915. 10
of Twentieth and Hampshire sts.. w, 2SI
james Hearty to Sarah Hearty, lot on n line
OF Vallejo St, 1875 L. OF Montgomery, Z.
william bowling to Jane; NJ Moran. lot
3, Block d, Park Hill Homestead. .....Gr. 10
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
j. W. Crickles to j. j. Fayan, lot 50x95, on
SW cor. Of Willow and Thirteenth sts...... 10
lillian A. Gritfth to j. II. Klee, lot 20xl00.
on y. line of Twentieth ST., lSS p w. OF Tel
J. H. + watkinson to W. f. Lewis, lot 60x
lao, S. cor. OF East Twentieth ST. and
MRS g. BENJAMIN to Mrs. E Deberce lot
50xlO0, on n. line of Forty-Gfth ST., 240 E.
A. b. thompson to j. K McEiroth, lot iox75,
n. line OF First ST., rs w. OF Harrison,
Joseph Davidson to Mary G. Hastings, lot 5oI
I25 E. line of Henry ST.. % 1872 n. of
w. j. Hamilton TO T. II. Ferguson lot 5Ox
800 on s. line of Pacific ave, 800 W. of
Willow ST. Alameda ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Heights 1900
X. Muller to Arthur Bunster, same............ 10
NJ. A. Gilbert to- 5. j. Creswell Block 122,
CLINTON ..'......'...''''. 4oV
L. Pollard aud L. j. Dodge to A. Thornton,
lot 53X235 on Il. line of Fountain ST., 1859
5. OF Lincoln ave, Alameda. ..,.............. 10
w. +. Wise to c. b. Rice lot 45xl5. on Sc.
line of Twenty-sixth ave. 80 SW. East
1entn St....... .,..................
w. r.. Emery to J. II. Jones, lot 126N255 on
f. line OF Kennedy ST., 100 5. of Dennison,
OAKLAND. ~
J. u. Forester and wife to bloomfield Harter,
lot II, Block Il, Aomeller Station Home
w. Stedmau to +. Mitchell, lot :, Block u,
Hayes ~ Coperton Tract, Alameda......--. 5
j. A. Resseque TO same same ................. 1850
ID. SHILLING TO NJ. f. Shea, lot 30Ill0, on NE.
cor. of Nineteenth and Mon sts., Oakland. 10
C. Dietrich to W. f. Lewis. lot "a .6x224,
part of lot ], YoOkum Tract, Brooklyn..... 10
f. Boegle to w. W. Rushmore, lot (, Block l.,
Golden Gate Tract, Oakland ................. 500
S. A. Moore to George II. Moore. lots 20 and
II, Block 81, Northen Addition to Berkeley. 8
Same (by Tax ColiectOr) to ID. Everett, same. -
NJ. 7. Jones to c. ID. Pierce, lot 4, Block X,
Oakland heights. l,SUU
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New York Markets.


NEW YORK. June 2S.-The opening in the Stock
Market this morning was strong. though dull. On a
moderate business steady though slow advance
took place, leaving most of the list small fractions
better than last evening at the close. Pullman up
points. Governments steady. Petroleum opened
at spot $685., July SEA, then declined to 1914 foI
spot 1884 for July. The market rallied lac and
closed steady.
NEW YORK, June 2s-United States Bonds: as
l22K: 41e's l03I5; Northern Pacific. 1854: Cana
dian Pacific, S114; Central Pacific, 347s; Atchi
son. 1865; Union Pacific, "a; weIls-Fargo, 145;
Western Union, 1855; Silver, 1O4; Sterling
81 S51a94 SS1a.
Wheat-Cash, 94c: July. 921ac.
Flour-Quet
Colfee-Sl6 70.
Sugar-4M@5s4c.
Hops-Californa, Ice.
Bides-Caifornia. 1876.
Copper-Lake, $40 So.
Tin-Spot, $2l 20
Lead-Domestic, "a 52Is
Iron-Sl4.
Petroleum-S514c.
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Builders, Contracts.

Crocker Estate Company with Rix & Firth. iron
and steel work Oh n. side OF Market ST., 1bS:41a w
OF Montgomery, n. l5S;41a w. IS, w. 10, S
to beg; Sl63,900.
Crocker Estate Company with Il. G. Fisher & Co.
marble work, same: $S9,03l
Tallant 4 Co. with George Goodman, brick work
on NE. cor. of California and Battery SITS: $3.50.
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Ear Assault tn Murder.

Michael FlaBnery. convicted of an assault
to murder Policeman Samuel III. Rankin on
May 18th last, has been sentenced by Judge
Murphy to San Quentin for eighteen
months. Flannery threw Rankin from
sixteen-foot balcony to evade arrest Tor
beating his wife.
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Contracts filed in the Recorders Office
show that Rix Sc Firth will construct the
iron and steel work, including Phoenix
columns and elevator grills, on the new
Crocker building, for S163,900 The marble
work will cost Ss9.031 and is contracted for
by r G. Fisher &s Co
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DRY GOODS.
KENNE::;,DlYS
$4,000
Worth!
| FROM
| Auction s!
FROM
Auction J!

Being large purchasers the recent PEREMPTORY AUCTION
SALE of the stock of the late Importing Fancy Dry Goods House OF
Messrs Rosenbanm Co. retired from busnes secured the
bulk the stock practically figures, in fact at prices
barely covering the cost of manufacture nothing OF MATERIAL
and patrons and customers the benefit of the
transactions merely resryng to ourselves small margin Of
profit We would therefore advise buyers call early and
the cream
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Steamers to sail to-day are the oregon for Port
land, the City Of Puebla for Victoria and Puget
Sound the willamette Valley for Yaquina Bay and
the Pomona for San Diego. The Haytian Republic
and Wilmington fail due from Puget Sound. the
Coos Bay from Little River, the Corona from Hum
bodt Bay, the Los Angeles from San Pedro. the
Columbia from Portland the Gypsy from the Salinas
River, the Faralon from Yaquina Bay. the Newport
from Eel River. the Ajax from Coos Bay and the
Truckee from Port Oxford and Tillamook Bay.
Tomorrow collection day. the Alcazar sails for
Port Townsend and the Coos Bay for Little River.
The Wellington falls due from Departure Bay.
The bark California TT tons, loads Lumber on
the Sound for Port Pirre, 70s; bark Detroit, 143S
TONS Coal at Seattle for this ports British Iron bark
Rydamere, 1916 tons, Wheat at this port for U. K,
HaYre or Antwerp.