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Trustoe's Sales,
fNRUSTEES' SALE.

'EHNUslEEo eALh.
BY Virtue Of Il deed o. trust mRdo By Junius A.
Cur!lsapd sArnh lurtis, his vile, to mo US tris
tse. dated March q, 1857. recorded In the Ollie
Of the CLERK Of the County Court Tor OHIO Couu'
", IVES. Virginia. IN Decd Of Trust Book No.
Is. page az. / Will sell at the north front door Of
tho Court House OF hald county, on
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF OCToDER, 1890,
commencing nj 10 o'clock a. IN, the following
described property, situated In Liberty district,
ohio County, Wcst Virginia, Oh the waters OF
tdStlGman's Run. about 0ne-half mile below
Potomac, adjoining the lands Of Samuel ". Al.
kIn.OD, samuel ncyarty and Others, described
Rs follows: Beginning at II stone In the edge Of
the north side Of C~astleman's run, In front OF
MI old log house, III which Ltwis J. Parry Tor
merry lived; thence north 20 east J. 10 poles ton
sugar iGre: iheDcc porih lSk west ~ 40 poles
t9R stone; thence north sJ3t east Il poles to a
stOnc tlicNcc north tS east vi poles to q gum;
thence south ~ west lGi $40 poles to u stone
C%prnertO lhJds oil Samuel ac"arty; thence with
AaIi AetaIty's line north ~ west , 10 poies
10 u Stone; tlcuCe soutt it53 west l. poles to O
kt0ac; thence south 10 west 7 40 poles 10 q
stOne thence sonih Az west } 6.lO poles to a
S.Ouc; thence north 1874 west lG poles 10 q syca.
more; shti4ee north ~ wet - lilo poles TO a
stone; thence north COZ ives: II PIC poles TO IL
Stone; thence north va west l6 poles; thence
north GGi west $500 poles; thence north t3k
west % poles 10 the place Of beginning, contain
tug o. HcfcN more or les.
NlbOh PIECE VI lAuu uuyJlulHS lNc huDVC Ge-
icrlbci rs, follows: Beginning at a sugar tree
cOrue; to the tract above described aud run.
Ming thence with The line Of the same north l:I<
ives. II poles; thcnrc south IA west 10 poles;
thcure south 1ftts east ) $40 poles; thence north
~ east poles TO the place OF beginning, con-
taEuipg sixty square rods, more or less.
The title 10 the above land IL believed TO be
perfect, but fcIItug us1rus,ce, Twill convey only
Inc title vested IN Inc BY said deed Of trust
TRIMS or SALE:-One.ihiId and as much more
as the purchaser elects TO pay In cash on tho day
OF sac the bnlance In two equal inslallments, At
SIX anu twelve months. NOES hearing interest
from the day Of sale to DO given for the deferred
payments, the title to be retained until payment
IL made In full.
WI. W. CowDEN, Trustee.
VII HAILFE. Auri!pnCer. GuI.s
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CHE Sltellietuttr.
Of,co , Nos. 10 aud 81 Fourteenth strset,
THE LITTLE ED.ApPLET TREE.

james Whieonb Riley, IN 81. Nicholas for oclobei
Tho Little. ftcd.Appic frcet
Oh, the Little. ked.Apple Trcel .
When | was tho little.ekt bit Of 4 boy,
And you were q boy with mel
Tie blueblrd'silIght from the topino.t boughi
And lhs boys up there-So hiRti
THAT We rocked over the roof Of the houIe,
And whooped rs tho winds wont byll
Hot tho Little Rei.AppleTree.
with tho garden beds below,
And the old grape aibOr 30 welcomely
Hiding the rake aud hoe
Hiding, too, n the .un drIpped through
In spattcrs OF wasted gold,
Frank aud Amy WAY from you
And me, IN tho days Of old.
Ait the Little. Red.Apple!Trcei
IN tho edge Of the Yardon spot,
Whore the apples Tell ~ lsviIhly H
Into the neIchbot's lott
60 do ] thiuk Of you,
Brother OF miHe. Is tho tree
OlyipH Tbs r!pPst wealth OF your lore
To the world ~ well ~ me-.
Oh, tho Little. Rcd.Apple Trssi
hweet ~ IT, Iucis,t fruit
SpaHged on the PRiste tptefty,
And rolled DER the tongue 10 boot,
Ia tho memory still and the IOy
Oi the Little Red. Apple Tee,
When | was the little est bit of 4 boy,
ana {oh were q boy Witt met
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For coughs and colds, take Lemon Hot
Drops.
For. sore throat and bronchitis take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For pneumonia and laryngetis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For consumption and catarrh, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For Hemorrhage and all throat and
lung diseases, take Lemon Hot Drops.
An elegant and reliable preparation.
25 cents, at druggists. Prepared only
by DR.. H. Motley, Atlanta, Ga. Thss
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Wool,

PHiI.ApELrl!IA, Oct. l7,-wool market firm
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx and
above SSa2Sc; y SlaSsc; medium 5iLa39c; coassc
Sda31lSc; New York, Michigan. Indiana and
37nSS11iie; coarse 36a37Esc; nue washed delsine <
and TX 3iA3ic; medium washed combIpg and
delainc t~lG4311iic: coarse do do do 86a37Tc; Can.
ada DO $tAS6c; medium uuwashcd combing and
delaine 29aS!c; Coarse do a7a:gc; Montana 0a2ic,
SIosros, Dot. ,l7.-Wool market steady; sale,
S2aS5c: Xxx and M and above caa3;c: M. Ia,
3Sc;, Michigan ileeces firm; < GGa3ic; No. i
combing StaSic; Ohio fine delaine 3GaSTo; Miehi.
Enn do. &4as5c: unwashed comblug ilr,n; Terri.
l9ry fne e0a62c; c,eau fine medium 5SaCoc; me.
l7a2ic; fall l3alSc: Texas and Oregon ouiet:
pulled hrm; super 45st7c extra o,a3rc; Aus,ral.
Ian and foreign woods firm,
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


The best salve in the world for cute,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. IT
is guaranteed to give perfect satirfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents pei
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co. a
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You Take No R!sE

In buying Hoods s~arsaparilla, torit is
everywhere recognized as the standard
building.up medicine and blood puri.
fer. 1t has won its way to the front by
its own intrinsic merit and haa the
largest sale Of any, preparation Of Its
kind. Any honest druggist will confirm
this statement. II you decide to take
Hoods Sarsaparilla do not be induced
to buy anything else instead. Be sure
J to get Hoods, I
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. Cure for Constipation and sick.Head.

DR.. Silas Lane, while in the Rocky
Mountains, discovered a root that when
combined with other herbs, makes an
easy and certain cure for constipation.
It is in the form OF dry roots and leaves,
and is known as Lanes Family Medi.
cine. 1t will cure sick.headache in one
night. For the blood, liver and kidneys,
and for clearing up the complexion it
does wonders. Druggists sell it for 80
cents a package. dtw-S
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TILE BEGINNING
LEMON ELIXIR,

Its Wonderful Effect on the Liver, stomach
Bor-l-, Kidneys md Blood.
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is a pleas
ant lemon drink that positively cures al
biliousness, constipation, indigestion, al
sick and nervous headaches, kidne,
disease, dizziness, loss OF appetite, feyers
chills, palpitation OF heart, and nil othe,
diseases caused by disordered liver
stomach and kidneys, the first grea
cause Of all fatal diseases. so cents ant
81 per bottle. Sold by d~ruggiats. Pre-
pared only by h. Motley, NJ. D., Atlanta
10
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ForMalaria, Liver Trou-
BILE, or Indigestion, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS


sYAProYs-Moisture; intense itching and
stingtng; most at night; worse by scratch Ing.
bleed and u~lcerate, becoming very sore.
swAYSR's OINTMENT stops the Itching and bleed.
Ing, heals liberation, and In most cases re-
moves the tumors. Atdruggists. or by mall, for
Sc centA. DR.. Swaync & Son, Philadelphia. D.
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AsSignee's Sale.
ASisnss's Sale Of Personal Properly

Ry virtue Of Il deed of trust executed TO nc by
James Aineo OH The 18th Say OF August. 1880. and
fec.rlrd In Iced Of Trust Book No. 81. page 81,
Of The records OF Chic county, W. Va ! will, OH
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1879,
proceed 10 sell on the premises. No. l7S6 and
IT'S Marke. street, In The city Of Wheeling. Chic
county, W. Va, the following described per.
soual property. =.
Nine head OF horses, 5 buceics, l carriage. !
surray wsgou, 4 hacks. . spring wagons, | large
Pied. . slelghs, G set Of double harness, 3sets Of
single harness, q number Of strings OF sleigh
hell, office furniture and other property consti-
tut!HS tho livery stable OUTFIT OF said James
R!ue. Sa!i sale will commence ut ~ O'Clock Il.
IN. Of sAid dry, and Will be made on the follow:
Ing terms and conditions, lo.wi.: All sums OF
$40 or less. cash on day ofsalc. and all sums over
SO q credit OF Fix months Will be given, the
PURCHASER being required 10 give bis note there
lore. with good security 10 to approved by me.
10 property 10 be lclnoved>untll the terms OF
bale are fully complied with. In the mean time
Any OF the above property may be had at private
sale.
J.D. so&MERVILLE,
Assignee Of James Rine.
". II. WALLER. h%uctiOneer. ocS
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"Hou to euro Al Skin Dispase,.'

Simply apply "swAYSrs OINTMENT" No In.
ternal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
Itch, all eruptions on the face, hands, nose, &C.,
leaving the skin clear. white and healthy. It's
by no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SWAYHE'B OINTMENT, ~ TrhAW
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Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con-
stlpations. CSC. per box, s boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. DaT
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When Baby vas sick, ne gaze her cas.oEla,
When she was . Child, She cried for Castoria,
When she became MIss, she, chung to castorIa,
When khs had Children, she gave them Castoris
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Pension Agent.
JAMES,. A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, US. Claim Attorney
Collector aud Notary Public,

, rel,on,l attention given 10 renting houses,
collecting rents, purchase aud sAle Of real estate.
/ prosecute claims for pension. bounty, DC.
S6tl,fy com fitei Ia fenston otf!rc, pen.
Iion IeurhtfG certified, dep0Iltions taken In
1t6ef Wfltten Instruments prepared. The col.
ircil0u ulscrounts n specially, and prompt re.
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: folI. Oct. r.-Pig iron 9ulet. Copper
aall At ~ u. Lead quiet al SIS. Tin dull;
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MotllH.

fEIfsapHdk, Pa, oct. r.-uarIet dull; oren.
q a. Sf3<c; highest size: lowest st1Ic: closed Al
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Sick Headache,

ding l0i<c. ~
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FINANCE AND TRADP.
Tie Features OF the Money and Stock
Mnrlnt ..##N.

EEW YORK, Oct H.-M0hey on call easy,
ranging from * TO AZ per cent, last loan * DO.
cent. cjo,lrv offered Al 4 p.r rent. Prime ms,,
III. ,st ~. ~
cAhtiio paper eNa'h per cent sHiiiHg Tx
change quiet and steady NJ 81 s0ai S. GALES
N, h7n .h.re,
rr"...
ihe atoek msrtet to-nAy Was mouc,hte,J nc
WE. put the tone ulsplayed was III hihtkeu eon'
IttN 70 nay OF the Past Two mouths. osiag ue'
eineily sttohg anu ~ pupIATt wv = eon'
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BRADFORD, PA Oct. r7,-0pened q. SEC;
a nsos an sl 4 { Lowest size; closed MSstsi qlest.
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CHICAGO, Oct. H.. = Cattle Receipts 1900
head; market steady; steers g 9Oa5 10; Texan.
q tSaS IS: native butcher 81 70al, sO; rangers
ments 5000 head; market active aud lower.
mixed and packers S390a4 20: prime heavy 81 25s
-; light y Wh4 40: pigs S. OCaS Is. Sheen
Receipts I,0O head; market active and steady:
nauTcs y isa5 W; westerns s. Coal 50; stock
Last Liberty, Oct. l7.-Cattle-Rcccipts 2,0I6
ips AZ through ~copslgDmenis. Hoss-Receipts
6,5O head: shipments $3.50 head; market actiye.
Philadelphia 81 65ai 50; best Workers ST iOai 10:
common 10 iair 81 l0ai 20. sheep-Reccipts l,lt
ierdny'E prices. w.
C~ISCiSSATI. O., Oct. 17.-Nogs stronger. rom,
mon - 4lht 90; packing aud butchers Il OOaI 10:
receipts LOO head; shipments 400 head,
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FROM WHEELING sTIT1oN
Financial.

N'ett ~ III
DiBEcIoRs,
IN. Vance, Geo. I. stiiel,
!. M. Brown, Vim. EllinghGu,
LIS. Delnplhin, A. ". Kelley,
John Frew. "
Drafts tsncl on England, Ireland, Zealand
and all points in Europe.
J6IlNJ J. JONES. Cashier.
,RANk OF THE OHIO VALLEY,
CAfITAL..-...............s175,OO O.
VIZ. ...... ....... ...., g. ...... President
Nm. b.. slAPbos. Vice President
Drafts on England, Ireland. France and Ger.
many.
VIM. 4. hett, Mortimer PoIIact,
IA. Miller, VIM. b.. simpson,
Atkinson, John K. Bohford,
h fny sPsSer, Victor kosenbuIg.
tai F.F.JEPsoY, cuhicr.
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NEW York, Oct. l7.-rterG was 4 little more
HE 10 petroleum, hi, the volume OF business
coItinuea SMALL. The marGc. opened at a slight
advance in Pennsylvania oil on buying from The
Mest. alter which the market became quiet and
highestsl3<c: lowest Sic; closing at size, LEE
OH: Opened At l9hc;, highest 2Ac; lowest iec;
closing Al eoc. Sales eso,Ga (tarfels.
~ CffY, pa, Oct. }I-Cpened o, Sic; Highest
WV. lowest Sic; clotcd at GlAc; sales 1900 bar.
reisi runs s7,7a barrels: shipments l2l,0sl bar.
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C~iSciSNATI O., Oct. l7.-Flour steady. Wheat
steaay, No; red s. 90; receipts i,0Oj bushels;
mixed tSEc. Oats higher at ISc. RYE quiet At
6sc;. fosE stronger At 81 Is. Lard fria al So col
Bui1 meats and bacon tirmer. Whisky steady nj
~ 10 bl.er, sugar and cheese easier. Eggs
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BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. l7.-wheat. western
frner No: 2 winter red spot and October 81 o0T:
December$l OK; May 81 10y. Corn strong Octoo
Der "a; year sc: May 51s<c. Oats siesdy; west.
etn Whtte tfai?c. Rye steady at rare. la
Mess pork. old Sll 50; new sl2 co.. butter scarce:
creamery fancy 2ic. Eggs firm a. &c. Coffee
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AQUATIC.
Race for Dinner-Kumored Club Con-
sOlid nfion.

Race for Dinner-EumoredC Club Com
solicitation.
There Is announcement on foot 10 form
combination between the Dolphin Boating
and San Francisco Yachting clubs In a
few nj nths the former will be ousted from
Its present quarters at the foot of Jones
street by the extension of the sea-wall, and
therefore something will have to be done
soon toward securing new resting place.
The club held its semi-annual meeting last
Th nrsday evening, and considered a pro-
posal from the yacht club to consolidate.
The latter proposes to admit all of the Dol
phins to full membership on ondition that
the Doiphlns turn over their boats and para
phernalla to the sailors. The proposal was
formally received and a committee. com
posed OF l.. b. Thomas, +. Conway, G. Kali
ben. G. W. GuelDen and A. c. Lutgens. was
appointed to interview the yacht club man
ayers on the proposition. The following Off
GERS were then elected: President. J. O.
Dwyer; Vice-President, A Shuopert; Re-
cording Secretary, James j. Jamison; Fl
nancial Secretary, E. Engelberg Treasurer.
l.. b. Thomas; Captain. H. X. j. Koch.
meister; Trustees-W. Proll, Il. 2. Vie
land and w. S. RUSSELL
On the 2lst inst. one of the most exciting
races ever witnessed in this city will occur
off Long Bridge, in the vicinity of Fourth
and townsend streets. The contestants
are the ,weIl-known and tried oarsmeD,
Lonis Alfonso White and John Thomas
Sullivan. The latter has very handsome
shell. and in it he expects to lower his
opponents colors, notwithstanding the fact
that White VIII be given a start of thirty
seconds in race of mile. The consdera
ton Is tamale dinner. and large circle of
the friends OF the oarsmen have been invited
to dine at the expense of the loser.
Inc prospects of boat-racing in this city
are showing up very bright, and the enthu-
slasm now manifested by local oarsmen in
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Summer school of me,B,a..

The Board of Directors Of the California
Summer School of Methods for Teachers
and Kindergartens met in the parlor of the
Lick House yesterday. Articles of incor-
poration were adopted and the work of in
corporation was completed The incorpo-
rators are: Professor c. w. Childs, Presi-
dent; Professor G. Ii. McGrew, Secretary i;
Professor J. b. McChesney, Treasurer; Mrs
Professor j. G. Kennedy, Professor John
SWEET and Superintendent j. w. Anderson.
The board invited DR.. w. N. Mailman of
La Porte, Ind., the eminent author, advo-
cate and expounder Of the kindergarten sys-
tenn and manual training, to present several
lines OF the new education at the coming
session. They will also arrange to have hi m
give three public lectures-one in San Fran
cisco, one in Oakland and one In San Jose.
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OF the bay. Ii is the Oakland Club, which
has been recently strengthened by four new
members, who are expert players. One is a
member of the famous Princeton eleven,
another at one time was the leading player
of the University of California. The latest
one to JOIN the club recently arrived from
England and brings quite reputation as
football kicker. He has participated in one
oil the international matches between En-
gland and Scotland and was regular player
(half-back) in the "London-ScottiSb, the
most famous team in the south of England.
Yesterday the Oaklanders played very
excellent game at the Piesidlo against a
team froom Troop | of the cavalry regi-
ment, stationed at that point. Delegates
from oil the football clubs in Alameda
County will also meet in the Oakland Young
Mems Christian Association pariors on
Tuesday evening next to discuss football.
aud devise means to bring the game before
the public as pastime worthy of notice.
Of the many outdoor games football is
unQuestionably the most exhilarating and
invigorating of any, yet it smacks of danger
to the contestants, assisting very materially
to increase the attendance of ladies and
gentlemen, who are always anxious to wit
ness exciting sport. Speaking Of the game
as it is now played in Eastern colleges. an
old-tlme r said to a reporter of a PittSburg
paper: p" suppose l am considerably be-
hind the times when it comes down to a
question of outdoor amusements, but | am
not much in love with this new-fangled
game of football / saw tilt between TWO
teams Saturday afternoon, and my opinion
Is that hospital ambulance, two or three
surgeons, bandageS and such are the most
essential features.
ITO begin with, there is no particular
pleasure in sitting out in the cold for two or
three hours watching young men fall over
and mann each other. In one stage of the
contest yesterday one man got his leg twisted
around that of another player. sort of
grapevine lock, and you could almost hear
the bones crack as they went spinning about.
Another fellow was pushed over on his face
and four or five PLAYERS Tell over him. When
the victim arose his nose looked as if he had
been used for shovel-plow. These were
fair samples of the sport Now there may
be heap of fun in such games, but, SO far
as | am concerned, l prefer something
easier. and for that reason cannot be counted
among the foot ball enthusiasts"
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That Fugitive From Honolulu

Frank III. Black, railway conductor of
Honolulu, II. l.. came by special permission
by the Charleston, with reausition papers
for the arrest in this city. for larceny. of his
cousin, Harry +. Seher, a painter BY trade.
Inc latter Is accused Of having stolen from
III coin. Some OF the stolen propertv mas
been recovered in this city, but the alleged
culPrlt has not been apprehended, thoSrh
me papers are in the hands of the police,
Seher's relatives are residents OF this city.
ana tnls Is MS home, and though Black viii
bring his relative by marriage to Justice Inns
not been shaken by the failure 10 find him.
nor VIII the proceedings come to naught by
reason Of his departure. -
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SHIPPING INTEI.IIGEYCE-

For Late Shipping Intelligence Second Page.
Arrived.
SATURDAY. Dec I3
stmr Umatllla Holmes, hours from Victoria,
etc: pass and mdse to Goodali. Perkins a Co
Stmr Sunol, Walyig. II hours from Greenwood !.
$4,000 railroad ties. to L White.
stmr San Juan, Clark. % days from Panama; pass
and mdse, TO w II A johnson.
Stmr Greenwood. Fagerlund II hours I'm whitas-
boro; railroad ties, TO l. White.
sfmr Navarro, Anderson 3S hours from Hueueme.
produce. TO II Dutard.
Stmr West Coast, Gerne. % hours from West.
port; pass and lumber. to Fort Bragg Redwood CO.
Cleared.
SATURDAY. Dec 49,
Stmr City Of Sydney. Frieie, Panama; Williams.
Stmr Alameda Morse SYDNEY and UonoluIu. r n
Spreckels 4 Bros.
sImr Santa Rosa. Alexander, San Diego: GoodaIl,
Perkins & Co.
stmr State Of California. Ackley. Portland; Good
all, Perkins Il Co.
snip Columbia. Nelson. Nanaimo: John Rosen-
fields Sons
Br ship Inch Keith, Stranger. Galway; R Starr
& Co.
SATURDAY. Dec Is.
Stmr Humboldt Jessen. Eureka
Stmr National City, Koenig. Humboldt
6tmr City of sydney, friele. Panama
Ship James Drummond Curtis Rio de- Janers
Br snip Amazon, McLaren, Antwerp.
BIT ship City OF Benares. Ingram, Antwerp,
Nh bark bounding Bllow, Handy, whaling.
Brig Sea Walf, Won Dahlern, Apia.
schr viking. Dannevig. Acajutla.
Schr Antelope. Bottger, Coos Bay,
Schr Tampa Dreberger
Scnr Robert and Minnie Farrell, Humboldt
Schr Free Trade. Norden, CoQuilie River
Scnr Lizzie frien Nelson. CoQuille River.
Telegraphlc.
POINT LOBOS - Dec 49, 10 r. n-Weathsr
hazy wind NE. velocity 20 miles
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81. vincent d. Paul C.nf.repc.,.

The conferences Of the Society Of st. Vim
cent de Paul of this city will meet for gen.
eral communion at st. Peters Hall, Florida
street, near Twenty-ffth, at 80 o'clock this
morning, thence to ST. Peters Church to at
tend 8 o'clock mass. The fourth general
Peters Hall at o'clock in the aftern oon
for the hearing Of reports and the transac-
ton of general business. His Grace the
Archbishop will be present.
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shipping notes.
Steamers to sail to-day are the Alan eda for Aus
traa. via Honolulu the State of California for Port
land and the Santa Rosa for San Diego.
The Mexico falls due from Mexico, the Coos Bay
from Little River, the Oregon from Portland. the
Corona from Humboldt Bay, the Santa Cruz from
San Pedro, the Gipsy from the Salinas River, the
Newport from Eel River. the Bonita from the
Southern Coast aud the San Pedro from Tacoma
Tomorrow COLLECTION day. the Al-Ki sails for
Puget Sound. the Emily for Coos Bay, and the Coos
Bay for Little River. The Arago falls due from
Coos Bay.
The BIT iron ship Carnarvonshire, 1927 tons, is
chartered for Wheat to United Kingdom, Havre or
Antwerp, 42s 3d.
The Belgic falls due from China and Japan Thurs
day.
The City OF Benares takes for Antwerp 56l66
ctls Wheat, valued at $4,000; Amazon, for Ant
werp, 6S,a02 ctls, at SOL, s7O
The following vessels were chartered for Wheat
to United Kingdom, Havre Antwerp yesterday :
Br iron ship Champion, l441 tons. AIS Cd; ship
Henry Failing. 1899 tons. 3ss; ship George Curtis,
l746 tons. at q supposed rate of 3Ss 3D. These
charters exhausted the disengaged grain list, and
there are now no free Wheat ships in port This
has not happened before for years.
The morning call., 1890-12-14

dry Calf. &c 2 n: prime GoatskIns. 4095Oc each;
medium do. 25935c; small skins, 10000: Deer
skins good summer. 3593714c: medium 25@3Oe
thin: zoe: sheepskins, shearlings, l0920c: short
wool. 3095Oc: medium. 65G90c; long wool coco
81 % g n. Culs OF ali kinds Il less Butchertown
green skins sell relatively higher
TALLOW-Fair good rendered 3laMae a III.
refined. 47s@5c: Grease. 2s4GS3c y n.
WOOL : FAN clips: Humboldt and Mendocino
Tree, 169lSc: DO defective, l4@115c; Sacramento
Valley free, 13915c; do detective Ilesl2c: Moun-
tam 1, free l2S l5c; San Joaquin and Southern SO
ern Oregon, lS@2oc; do fair I5@17c 4 u.