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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-08-09

The French postoffice department is
examining new and original system
for distributing newspapers through
the mails. Every publication is to
provide the central postoftice with the
list OF its subscribers. and every num-
ser Is to be sent 10 the subscribers
Without wrappers or printed address.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-08-09

A BOZ watching eggs hatch in an
incubator said: al see how they come
out but how do they get IMP" That
boy knew as much as the profoundest
philosopher as to the origin OF life.
Scientists may tbeorize. but they can
not follow to its source the germ of
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"WEDNESDAY. AUG.

SKSAIE.-The Senate resum
alton OF the tariff bill, the pc
ton being on MIR. Morgan's Al
the paragraph In regard TO irt
German resumed his argJ
German spoke at great Length
the reduction of the duty c
ore, having, in the course of b
colloquies with MIR. Sherma
lom, Mr.. Spooner, Mr.. Blair,
and other Senators. Mr.. Cor
to amend by reducing tho dutl
from IS TO 30 cents per ton.
MIR. Plumb moved to amen,
ment by making the rate 80 C
Mr.. German accepted.
The amendment was reiecl
nays 20.
hessrs. Dawes, Ingalls,, J
Plumb voted aye with the Der
MIR. Payne WAS paired with q
Mr.. Barbour.
HousK.-Ar. Reed presente,
ence report on the Original D
The report WAS the bill exsctl.
the Senate, and is dissented
Oates, of Alabama, one of the
After debate the conference
adopted-yeas 10, nays 93.
The House then went into ,
the whole Mr.. Payson, of II
chair, on the general deficien
Without disposing of the bi
mittee rose and the House adj
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SATURDAY. Are.

S1SLrI-The resolution
Blair in reference TO shuttii
WAS lad aside temporarily
Wa thea taken UP and The {
ea9ied the DAY.
HopsE-Tho House this
sumcd consideration OF the
appropriation bill
There was grra; difficulty
the remaining amendments I
.limue.s OF the attendance.
was adopted revoxing leave,
The bill was nnslly passed,
amendments throwing opcn =
and arid lands 10 settlement B
The bill WA sent 10 . coal
mittoe-
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LIGHT WILL BE HAD.
Plans for the Electrical illumination OF
EedrraI RuiIdinps.

Plans for the Electrical Illumination OF
Federal Buildings.
Custodian Phelps has received permission
from Washington to light the Postoffice,
Custom-house and Appraisers Building
with electric lights. An electrical engineer
was in close consultation with Postmaster
Backus and Collector Phelps yesterday, and
while the details of the plan have not all
been decided upon the main points are ar
ranged.
1t was found that the boiler capacity Of
the engines now in the basement of the
Appraisers Building is ample to supply
steam, but that the engine itself would not
furnish enough additional power to run the
dynamo. 1t is, therefore, proposed to pur-
chase a new engine and dynamo and
place them in the basement, using the pres
ent boilers.
The cost of the whole plant will be $500,
but, besides obyiating the bad feature OF
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seed. bbls q gall, boiled, 721ac; raw. zoe gall;
cs 2lsc more. Refined Coeoannt 40 a4oc fIss s,i
OIL in bbls zoe: do raw. 671ac p gallon; Lard ol'
bbIs. 721ac: cases, 7739c Q gallon; &, zoe.
QUICKSILVER-StilI lower at Sof on g n,ssh. :,
Observation-Disclosures 21c; Downer,s 2I1ac
gal: Astral. 21c 15u' Elaine 261sc: fest , zte,
Water White, refined. bulk 16c; Headlight no
cases 27c; Mineral Illuminating, 5000. 271ac IN
cases Standard 11Uo fire test. 1876 q gall In cases
(caps), tic faucets and 13c in bulk.
WHITE LEAD-Quotable at 51ac = d.
TURPENTINE-Quoteda at 5Sc D gallon.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes ~
follows, terms net, cash. cube 65sc; Crusneus
$3.50: Extra Powdered 65sc; Fine Crushed. o9sc:
Dry Granulated. 63sc Confectionery A, ot4ci E1.
ira c. 4Tsc; Golden c, 45sc q ID; Bags lsc more
than bbls -.
The American Refinery quotes terms net casn;
Extra fine Cube 65Sc: Crushed, 65sc; Fine CruSneu
66sc; Powdered. 65sc; Extra fine Powdered, o4scj
Dry GRADUATED, 63sc Xxx do, $3.50: Confectionery
c, 4hSc I. u.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

There was slight recovery in the morning ses-
sion yesterday Savage selling up to 81 35 and Po-
tosi up to 81 S72 the balance Of the list rising SO
zoe. Trade vas nothing extra.
In the afternoon board most stocks declined
again, though Savage, Best Belcher, Norcross and
several others held up The fluctuations appear be-
low
The close was l0@l5c lower, and Potosi dropped
to 81 25 bid.
Local securities were neglected. Safety Nitro
Powder higher at $14 so bid, and Hawaiian
Commercial was lower and depressed at $11 90 bid
$l2 SO asked.
Dividends were declared follows: S. F. Cas-
light soc, Giant Powder 75c, Atlantic Dynamite 4Oc
Electric Light 20c all payable on the 18th; Hutch
inson Plantation 40c, payable on the 2lst.
The Pacific Bank pays the usual dividend OF 81
per share this month. The amount is $4,000.
The following stocks sold ex-dlvidend yesterday;
Pacific Gas Improvement Ace; Pacific Iorax. Salt
and Soda, 81; Home Mutual Insurance, 81; s V,
Water. 81; First National Bank, 81; Marin County,
Water, 75c
Savage shipped during the week 400 tons ore, as
saying $22 and has 1926 in bullion hand
Crown Point, 625 tons, SIS 0s; Justice, 167 tons;
$50 A.
Exchequer is assessed csc.
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Concerning Banks,

The Commissioners report the condition
of the Oakland Bank Of Savings to be as fol-
lows:
ResOurces-Bank premises, 100000; other
real estate, 500; invested in stocks, bonds and
warrants, 81, 4S4,330; loans on real esia ate, 81,
900, 1903 SO; loans on stocks, bonds and wal
rants, $547, 055 10; cash balance. S152S77 65 /;
due from banks and bankers, S44,09 90; ex-
penses and taxes, S134 65.
Liabilites-Capital paid in coin, S475, 900; re-
serve fund, 1000; due depOsitOrs S4O72-
80S %; due banks aud banSers. S3770 "A; in
terest collected, S3SS4 IS; rents aud exchange,
1859 80; dividends unpaid, S356l SO; profits
aud loss, S20,435 90 Total resources and IL
abilities, s4,624, 1871 SO.
The term of Bank Commissioner A. W.
Potts expired Yesterday. lie is succeeded
by Charles ii. DunsmOor of Los Angeles.
New banks are talked of at Fresno, Tu-
lare and Riverside, the one at the last
named place to be National Bank.
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SECURITIES.
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July 10. - The Stock market is
still awaiting developments, especially as regards
monetary possibilities affected by the financial
straits OF the Argentine Republic and Uruguay,
whose disasters are expected to be reflected here
through London. To-day's market was reaction
from the depression of yesterday, and In some d.
rections exhibited life than has been seen for
some weeks. just before the close for bidders Pea
body a. Co. engaged 81 900 600 for export. and pre-
cipitated selling movement which reached all por
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SOMETHiNG TO LAUGH AT.

Servant girl Ito master of the houSe)-Go
away and quit huggiug me. ] heard you tell
your vile last hight that she WAS all the world 10
you.
Master OF the hOuse-So she is, Katie; but You
know there are Two worlds-lhe OLD world and
the new world-PiItsburg Press.
"If, coming late, made complaint
Of supper col what would you do ?"
His vile replied with smile so faint
'' Dear John, I'd make it warm for you ~
-Pittsburg Press.
Faklr - Necktes suspepders-- Baboony
(haughtlly)-Do LOOK ike man who'd wear a
twenly-cent neckiie? Fakir-VeIl [ hat some
for leu cents, mlster-Texas SIftlngs.
Laxet - How dlssipaled and generally ex.
baustcd poor Faslun looks. wonder il his lie
is guided by any motto?
Boxet-Yesi Late to bed and early to ryes."
Harvard Lampoon.
AS loves young dream"
So sings the maid whose lover treats
Her to lce-crean. -Pittsburg Dispatch.
Census Taker Ito an old maid)-When we're you
born, miss?
Old Maid-I was born about the time that Lin
coln was assassinaied.
Census Taker "a little later, to the molher)--In
what battle did you say your husband was
wounded?
Mollier-At Vicksburg, think.
Old Maid-Why. no, mother; Il wasn't 1t was
IL
can De.-West Shore.
Hyde-I met Dudeson yesterday He has lust
come back from three months in Paris, you
know.
Pa.ker-How did H. like 1t over there?
Hyde-l didn't ask him. You see can't speak
French. and DudesOn has entirely forgotten his
English while lie was away.-Lght
Kansan-Mornin', stranger; may ask what's
yer business In these parts?
@ Ifn for al ~
talists aud anu here 10 purchase mortgages aud
bonds.
Kansan-Well, there aln't much In yonr line
out here. The only bonds In this section are
vagaD0nds.-Light.
You've been on visit TO your sister, hear,
Mrs. DO0ley?"
Eyes, I've been to see her for the first time in
seven years"
."Have nice time?"
R"OD dear, yes; had a delightful time. She
had new dress TO make, lie baby cut four
teeth and one OF the neIghbors had a brass band
funeia While L was there. Everything was
cbarmlng"-Ram's Horn.
MAMMA. what's twns?" asked the smallest
child.
IL know" replied an older one before the
mother could answer Twins Is two babies
Just the same age. three b. bies triplets four
are bankruptcies and five are centipedes."-N. Y.
Sun.
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lions Of the list, and large proportion Of the ma
teria gains were lost. the market closing weak at
concession. Most Of the list however, was frac-
tionally higher tonight. Governments are steady.
Petroleum opened irregular and weak at sSA. with
August firm at ss7s. The market then declined.
reacted and closed steady.
NEW YORK, July l0-United States Bonds: as.
1922; 41a's. l031a; Northern Pacific. So; Cana
dian Pacific. s09s; Central Pacific, 3212; Atchi-
son, 1865; Union Pacific, ST. Wells-Fargo. lao;
Western Union, s37s; Silver. LOG; Sterling,
81 s. a@4 SO.
Wheat-Cash. 9el4c August. 95c.
Flour-Qulet.
Coffee-S16 90.
sugar-5ss@6ssc
Hops-California, Ice.
Hides-CalifornIa lac
Copper-Lake $l6 90.
Tin-Spot $2l 05.
Lead-Domestlc. 81 521z
1ron-$l4.
Petroeum-S814c
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30 Land on which the Sum Shines

West and fertile South where atmospheric infu-
ences prejudicial TO health initiate against them,
in some degree places OF residence. Heavy rain
falls and the overflow OF great rivers, which upon
their subsistence leave dank vegetation exposed TO
the rays OF the there beget malaral feyers and
there also the Inhabitants periodically obliged
to use some medicinal safeguard against the
scourge. The most popular is Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, preventive tn; has for third OF a
century afforded reliable protection to those whom
experience In the futility OF ordinary remedies for
fever and ague, has taught to substitute for them
Whether intermittent remittent, miasmatic
fevers are conquered and averted by the superb
anti-periodic and fortifying medicine as they are
BY other preparation in use. Use IT, and abandon
impure local bitters, 20
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Accused of Perjury.

William John Nooder. bartender who
sold liquor to Policemen Leonard and Mad
den on the excursion steamer T. C. Walker,
was arrested yesterday afternoon on
charge of perjury. On the 18th of May P. II.
Hink, a saloon-keeper, was arrested for
selling liquor without license on the
steamer. Nooder worked for him then, but
when the case was tried swore that he
never sold liquor on the boat. The police
say he did. Hink has been convicted and
it is believed NoOder will also suffer.
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Morton Found Guilty.

A jury in Judge Van Reynegom's depart
ment yesterday found James Morton guilty
Of an assault to murder Officer McGrath on
the evening of the It'll of last June. The
officer saw Morton acting in suspicious
manner around house and attempted to
arrest him. Morton drew pistol and fired
four times at the officer, who returned the
fire and wounded Morton in the heel. Nor
tin will be sentenced on Saturday next.
There is also charge Of burglary pending
AGAINST him.
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EXASPERATION.

A-FgS timid love wooed with zeal and fire
z Her family; sought favor with her sire
BY gifts of books galore, and walking stlcks'
60 And silver match-sates: till did perSpire'
Discussed the daily news and politics.
in trembling love sent her mother flowers
AT vast expense: exeIted all my powers.
Carried her packages and held her shawl
And talked about dyspepsia. Hours anu houis
small,
And ve.rIsone Walked with her uncle; took
Her aunt 10 drive; made presents to the cook,
. The gardener. And IN cath the weakening strain
knew with the shr nkage Of my pocket-book,
A loss OF flesh and re cling OF the brain.
What minging then, OF happiness and ire,
of bliss and rage, when my intense desire
painted forth; and she with downcast smile
MuTmured, with tender color mounting higher:
Eyes, dearest yes! I've liked you all the while"
Erom the Judge.
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Andy T. Spence broke his left leg by fall
ing into hole while walking on the side
walk at a corner Of Kearny and Washing
ton streets, ON the night Of November 10th
last He claims that there was no signal
light over the hole, and has sued to recover
S25, 200 damages from Louis Schultz, owner
of the property. and Crawford Ferris. the
contractor in charge of the excavation.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

---
Gift Nap 3...............-.. --............... 81
Market ana St.hyaH streets lmproVemeht
Krlgraye St, 90 3 Z. OF stanyan, + 25x
100 49,. ..--....;....-...-....: 5U
Company to susie Ro he. lot On y line Of
BelgraYe ST. 42o:9 L. o. Stahyan' l. Zo1 -,
Market ark aud Staayan Streets Improvement
Company TO }. K. Howell, lot on l. line OF
Stauyau ST., SO 5. OF Seventeenth, 5. 75x
100; also lot on Z line Of stany4n St, 70
W. lao g. Observation-Disclosures. -
James Il. Bolton tDy e1ecutors) 10 Charles
Washington St. 1875 W. of jones, W.
el:sNl37 -. -
lot on $ line Of sacramento St, SAL w. of go
Cherry, W, zox LIZ
line of Iehama ST., go SN. of Fifth SW.
91I5. ...............,.....:...
Moore Or lots ISs and lao, Hoiiday Map A. II
w. EaSion TO Mary A Mertes, lot on SW.
g: also lot on "! ii line Of ihiftynnth
ave, ECO 5. OF st, 5. 100. W. 10 5. 10,
Market eta and Sta! s8Sgaa i-S Streets a
Company TO George L: Lyon. lot on +; line
Of Stanyan ST., 70 y. OF Eighteenth. y. 90,
l. 1909, Sc 6u;l w. lSI Il ;...-.......... 2,o6'
Market and Stanyan Streets Improvement
Company o, lot on L. line OF Stanyan
i6o:7 Nv. 4o:51s. W 49, " D = POO
Richmond villa Association to l.: c. Clark,
lot on W. line Of Tenth ave-, 100 y. of A ST.,
y. 75xl2O. 27O(
George w Hopkins 10. Charles T. foye, lot
on 4. lIIle oi lIeihOnt st' q Il D Oh freueF-
lck, .. 191so. II
on XIV cor Of Harrison a9,d SeyenIn NJ sfS
SW s5x3O ' Cir
line Of Sintteenth ave liz sF of : 81
81 5OxiOJ - - e,
U6iidav Man 80 80 II
Emil PrabI Nv executors TO C. r Gibbons
iat ~, 81 80 ~ Satcbsyz spd T,TantintL
ste e I05x57 - TO-
Nsrv q; Morrison tn Mary Creichron Int ON
< cor o. Pig lane North and Seco ID 81
81 a. .6Tqg II
Ion, Certsr ~ William + Dn1ii1tI lot an
< IiTe M Twanfgeth ct 100 + Of FoIson,
y s,5y1in wv II
ro,,.s tJ,ti,i ~, evec,for1 10 tia,r,
I,ra,, ~ ~ : Niyya ~ ,s,nag9 -, 81
" 81 iirTe ~ ~ 15vTT .6 90 % Ok
cor Of Snrbey ., rr,aptia-h sts y gu ~
81 W . ~ - AVA II
IJenr,. sf,.rr ~ Nav ri.vari,,iar at 81 iot a.,
< i1e If p 81 10 q " Of Tyrntvf ON
ava ~ 15yino ooi
u"nb Str,,sS - Sci,,,,; Ia, an
lie OF vermont St 200 ~ Of Yolo, n 251
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gas which vitiates the air in the Postoffice,
it will effect large monthly saving. 1t
now costs for gas bills $3.50 per month in
the Postof1ice and $500 in the Appraisers
Building. 1t is expected that the cost of
running the electric plant will be less than
$500 per month and at that rate of saving
the outlay will be recouped in fifteen
months or less. Plans and specifications
are now being drawn and will be submitted
to-day q fn-mnrrnW
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are: Joseph Won ARK, John Kim. jeremiah
Tscharner, Jacob Vetterli and William A.
Schmalz. No capital stock. The purpose
of the society is to organize the Switzers
and their descendants in this State into
branch of the North American Gruetli
League. and also for social and charitable
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THURSDAY EVENING, July 10.

THURSDAY EVENING, July 10.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Wheat and Barley firm
Grain Bags declined.
Rye doing better
Corn and Oats quiet.
Potatoes and Onions unchanged
Hay as before.
White Beans very weak.
Butter dull and depressed.
Cheese rules firm.
Choice Eggs wanted.
Turkeys hrmer.
Venison higher.
Fruits practically unchanged.
Vegetables abundant and dull.
Quicksilver declined.
Dried Fruits quiet.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, July l0.-wheat opened from 14c to
1ac higher than yesterdays closing eased off 14c,
rallied "a @7c fuctuated within small range, and
closed at 1sc higher than yesterday. Receipts
29l 900 bushels; shipments, 339. 900 bushels Yes
terday's bulge in continued reports of dam
age by dry weather. The market opened active and
exc tied from c to Sc above the closing prices Of
yesterday, advanced 11s@1Ac, reacted 5k@s4c
and ruled firm, closing from CSC to &c high than
yesterday. Rye steady at 4Sc. Barley firm.
CHICAGO, July 10.-Wheat. cash, SsI4c.
Corn-351sc
PorH-Sll 37!2.
Lard-S5 TIN.
Rbs-$5 So
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Liquor KILLED Him.

An autopsy on the remains of Frank
Goodwin, who died in the City Prison Hos
pital early yesterday morning, showed that
he came to his death by chronic Bright's
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Hibernia Savings and Loan Society with George
ID. Maggie, brick arches, on NY. cor. OF Jones and
McAlister SITS. $3.50
Mary j. Steele with George r. Lang, on n line OF
Pine ST.. bet Taylor and jones' $1,000
Joshua q. Doane with White Bros, to build on N
line OF Grove 81 2UO L. OF Frederick, L. 25xl37 IS
StS7l.
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The society Helvetia of San Francisco
has filed articles of incorporation in the
Office Of the County Clerk. The Directors
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Lower and weak at the decline Call sale
OF 10000 Calcuttas, spot at SEC. Calcutta spot,
61ec: Wool Bags. 36(93Sc: Potato GUINNESS nominal.
0II-Californa Castor OIL, in cases, No. l, 81 40:
No. 2, 81 20 (manufacturers' rates); California Lin
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MORNING. SALES.
Board-25 Gaslight, 5Sij.
Street-2U Oakland Gas, 1914 10 Fireman's Fund
ms, 1904.
AFTERNOON sALEA
Board-20 Safety Nitro Powder, IA; 10 Yigorit
Powder IL
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English wheat Market.


LIVERPOOL, July 10. The spot market is steady
at 7s@7s 21ad. Cargoes steady at SIS Cd for
off coast, 37s for just shipped and 37s Cd for
nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations; July, rs 21ad August, rs
SAD; September, Is 4d; October, rs 412d; No
vember. rs 41ad; December Is 4$4d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, July 10. = Consos, 96A; United
States Bonds : AS, 123a4; 41a's, l05; Silver.
4s1ad: Rentes, 9lf l29sc; bullion out OF Bank of
England, 416500O.
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San Francisco Meat MARKET.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are as
follows: - -,,
BEEF-Frst quality, &c; second quality, 5@51ac;
third do, 4G41ac.
MUTTON-Wethers. 71s@13c; Ewes, 7@7Ia
Handspring Lamb. sc d ID. ~,
319@334c for heavy packing; stock HOGS sag
ri IL. 1H0I lLnc q D.
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Fine Silver.
Nominal at 81 94@l O41a q ounce.
Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at s2@S315c.
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Shipping Notes.
Steamers TO sail to-day the Oregon and Michi-
gan for Portland, the Santa Rosa for San Diego and
the Gipsy for the Salinas River. The Australia
falls due from Honolulu, the Columbia from Port
land and the Eureka from San Pedro.
The British iron bark Mercator, S07 tons, loads
Lumber at Moo dyyille for the coast South
America, COS.
The British iron ship Old KensIngton, lT77 tons,
loads Wheat at Tacoma for United Kingdom, Havre
or Antwerp. 37s Sd.
The Craigburn takes for Liverpool 90 900 lbs Cot
ton "a ,729 lbs Copper Matte, 2500 Canned Fruit
PIT pkgs Leather, 2750 gals Vine 1927 gals brandy
and IS, $50 cts Wheat, valued at $l05,Sl1.
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Assessments Pending.
The following is list OF ssments now ending:
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Shinnin- Notes.

New York Exchange, l712c for sight drafts and
2212c for Geographic.
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sHIpPIYG lNTnLLIGENCE.


10, Luz SII,DJGtJ IlfeltIJencs see Eioht, Paqs.
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DiViOen..s declared.
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FLoUR-Net cash prices Family extras, 81 ! 5
"a So: Bakers extras. 81 1904 20; city superhne,
50 90@3 20; interior brands, S4@4 30 FOR extras
and 81 90@3 20 q Dbl for superine
WHEAT-Steady but rather quieter. Sonora is
Offering too heavily, but White Wheat is not too
plentiful. No. l, 81 33349l 35; No. 2, 81 321a
choice, 81 3712 extra choice for milling. 81 1894
@l 40 q ctl.
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COMPANY Amount Payabia
Caledonia (B. H)...........I so 0S ...Juy 10
BOARD SALES.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THOMAS
TENNEST Chronometer aud INSTRUMENT
Maker. g Market street.
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~ - LIS
ID Cary, New York
It A Lewis, Ogden
Il C PIlsbury, Mass
Mrs w L Griffin. Nevada
Mrs NJ d Foley, Nevada
Miss Y Pimiger, Reno
II L Pyke. Philadelphia
IC + Knapp, Phiiade phia
IC " Crane, Ohio
Miss W + COnbisnen, Chi
III h Woodward N W, Ind
w Is Pain a. VT, Indiana
G u Baker, Los Angeles
Mr. Steinbelt a VT, Ind
Z w Burton Il VT, Ind
Miss q WoOdham, fasade
&c f j. innings. salt Lake
) Logan, NicaSio
A L Tucker, st Louis
wv w Smith, New York
- Kelly X dau, New York
j Z Kirk patrick. Fresno
j Feeder, We &c, Memphis
u l. joy, Sioux city
{ Cadwalder, Red Bluff
w A Hale IL W, san Jose
Il NJ MancOmb, CallstOga
j Schwartz, Santa Cruz
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-11

THURSDAY, July 10.
Stmr Oregon, POLICEMAN, Astoria ana Portland;
RI Co
Stmr Santa Rosa Alexander. San Diego Goodal.
Perkins q Co.
Haw bark Alicia Brodhurst, Sydney; J Moore e
Co.
Bark Caibarien, Nichols, Santa Rosalia; A Carpeu-
tier.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-11
Buyer 10000, 81 43s4; 1900, 81 1875.

Buyer 'sO-7oO, 81 1855; 200, 81 4319; 400,
81 4S14; 500 81 43$8. Noyember-1o0. 81 i012;
100, 81 1925; 200, 81 4Ot4 100, 81 4034.
BARLEY-The advance is maintained, but the In
Qury is less active very choice sample of bright
55-pound Chevalier from Decoto, Alameda County,
was exhibited on Change yesterday. The Chevalier
is said to very good this year but English de-
man1 for it has yet appeared. No. l Feed, 81 O71a
O. OS$4 choice, 81 1O lower grades 81 %; fair TO
good Brewing. 81 l212@l 10; good 10 choice,
81 IT " al 20 = ell.