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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-11
FRATERNAL NOTES.
Court Star of the West, A. 0. F.
+. S., Initiating New Members.

North Star Encampment, l. O. O. F., of Bic.
len, Lassen County, was visited by the Grand
Patriarch on wednesday evening, Sd inst.
In the Uniform Rank of the knights of
Pythias for this State the election of Brig
adler General to succeed the incumb bent,
whose term has expired, has been postponed
until April next.
Next Thursday evening the Veteran Odd
Fellows will pay fraternal visit to Preside
Lodge.
Unity Lodge. No. q, A. o. U. W., will
hold its regular quarterly meeting next Tues
day evening, in Welcome Hall, Odd Fellows
Building.
Capital Rebekah Degree Lodge was insti-
tuted at Sacramento last Thursday evening
by the Grand Master, with charter list of
100 members.
A new lodge of the A. o. U. W. will
shortly be instituted at Angels, Calaveras
County.
Unity Encampment, No. 26, l. o. o. F.,
had well-attended meeting on Tuesday
evening and transacted considerable bust
ness.
Excelsior Degree Lodge, No. 2, /. o. o. F.,
at its regular meeting last Saturday evening
conferred the degree of Friendship on q
number of candidates.
Mission Lodge, No. 1859, +. and A. NJ. at its
called meeting st evening had work in the
Entered Apprentice Degree.
Alta Ledge, No. 8, l. o. o. F., at its regu-
lar meeting on Monday evening conferred
the InitiatOry upon a candidate.
Valley Lodge No. 80, A. o. U. W., at its
meeting last evening was presented with an
entire new set of officers badges and jewels
made of silver. There was large attend
ance of members, the gift being received
with much enthusiasm.
Argonaut Council of the Royal Arcanum,
at its regular meeting last Monday evening,
had large attendance, when important
business was disposed Of.
Court Star of the West, No. 1856, Ancient
Order of Foresters' Friendly Society," had an
enthusiastic meeting last Friday evening,
when four candidates were initiated. This
court has the largest membership of any SUBJ
ordinate of this order in America and has
likewise large bank account. 1t is very
prosperous and is constantly acquiring new
members.
b. +. Nelson, Supreme Reporter of the
Knights OF Honor, announces the following
gain of membership in the jurisdictions
named for the week ending 9th inst: Ala
bama 6, Arkansas l. California 6, Florida .,
Georgia 2, Illinois II, Indiana 4, Kansas l,
Kentucky 6. Louisiana II, Mary and s. Mas
sachusetts Z, Michigan s. Mississippi 4, Mis-
souri, 3, New JERSEY 4, New York IL, Ohio 8,
Pennsylvania 8, Rhode Island l, South Car
olina2, Ten nessee 10, Texas So, North Da-
kota / total, 157.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

North San Francisco Homestead and Rail-
road Association 10 Phelps Manufacturing
Company, lot on NV. cor. Beach ard La
guna sts., N. to point SW. to North Heach,
J. A. Pierano ct al. to Julia Periano. lot on
NE. cor. Stockton and Sacramento sis, Z.
44xl37:6. lot on N line OF Twenty-nrst St,
1885 W. of Harrison. W. 25xlO0 ..........:.
divided ~ of lot on W. line of Mason st,
77:s $. OF Broadway, W. lS7:6x2o: 1890.
John Farrell to Sarah Mcnevitt, lot on N
line OF ST.. 81 70 E. OF Thirty-frth. E. 25x
isabella abe Brady TO Katie Gopnor, lots and 10.
Block 40, City Land Association. ...........
John /. A. BalIou to Alfred Barstow. lot
NE. cor. OF Nevada and Missouri sts., E.
Peter UgN cowan to William Gowan ST. lot on Sc '
cor. Sheridan ST.. $50 Sw. of Ninth, SW.
Francis b. Wilde ct al to Minerva frinK, lot
on Sc. cor. Market ST.. 109 SW. OF Sanchez,
Thomas Hopkins (by attorney to Sarah b.
Fazaekerly, lot on Sc. cor. Guerrero and
Rosina W. Barton to Jacob Heyman, lot Ok
49, Block 45, City Land Association .......
Monroe Greenwood (by attorney to Samuel
Morton, lot on e. line of Firth ave, ITO S.
of Point Lobos, s. 50I120........ ..........
william L. Dennison to Leon Levy, lot on N.
line OF Fourteenth ST., 1853: IS L. Of II oward,
N. 1876, E. 2i:31a, $. 156:6A, w. ALB. /
John II. stett to T. W. Hawley. loiils3. Gift
william vita NJ. siatham and wife to Alice Hoey.
lot on E. line OF collirgwood ST., 100 S. of
Mary a. Fritz to Robert II. Mitchell lot on S.
line Frederick ST., 2s;l1a W. of Fremont :.
james nne.; Canning to Mary Canning, lot on Sc
cor Third and Minna sts., S. 30x77 :6..... GIL
James Canning to Mary Canning. lot on S.
line Minna ST., 1875 L. of Third, Il. 4Ox75.. Gif
Ann Seegelken to Patrick Buckley ana wife,
lot on L. line OF Nebraska ST., 100 S. OF Pow
Eiwood C. Brown to Sarah S. Lewis. lot ~.
Block d, Holly Park Tract. ...............,... !
Orion Hubbell TO John C. Spencer, lots u and
z. Block $50, and Blocks SO. ~ and 642.
Point Lobos Avenue Land Association !
William II. Jefferson and wife to Edward J.
Martin, lot w. line of Twenty-second
ave, 100 N. of A, N. 50xl20: lot on N. line
OF A ST., 81: W. of Twenty-secOnd ave-. n.
100, w. 52:e, s. 1871, Sw. to point, w. :,
L. II. Wells to II. Riordan, lot on t. line Shot
well ST., 90 5. OF Nineteenth, S. 2OxlOO..... /
Bridget Murphy and husband to l.. l.. Green
field, lot OH s. line Pacific ave-, 100 L. OF
Laeuna, Z. 20 ;6x127 Observation-Disclosures. u
Bridget Quirk to John +. Quirk ct AL lot on
f. line OF Church ST., 286 s. Of Twenty first,
=. GIL
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were strong yesterday. with higher prices
for most OF the Comstocks. Potosi sold up to 81 20
in the afternoon call The close was weak in most
stocks, though 81 371a was bid for Potosi.
Local securities active. Spring Valley
Water dropped TO 500. Hawaiian fell like plumb
line from $22 10 $40 so, and Hutchinson Plantation
was lower az 500 bid. 1923 80 asked. Safety Nitro
Powder rose to $l3 % bid.
The production Of the Comstock lode last week
was as follows: Consolidated California and Vir-
ginia. $50 tons ore; assaying s22 IL. Savage, 400
tons, $50 "a.
Consolidated California and Virginia has shipped
$35 s72 to the Carson Mint. Savage has $37 900 in
bullion on hand.
Commonwealth produced last week 252 tons ore,
assayng Sl96 so to 5000: also 81 900 pounds
trates. Shipped $26,53O in crude bullion, and has
SI2, 800 in bullion on hand. North Commonwealth
produced 81 tons. averaging 1898, and $1,000
pounds concentrates.
The Consolidated Imperial delinquent sale takes
place to-day.
San francisco Gasight has declared dividend of
soc; Giant Powder one of Toe, and Atlantic Dyna-
mite OF 40c all payable Oh the 18th.
The following stocks sold ex-dividend yesterday;
Pacific Gas Improvement, Ace; Home Mutual In
surance, 81; Pacific Borax, Salt and Soda, 81:
Eureka Consolidated csc; Spring valley Water, 81.
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TO CALIFORNIA.

Written for THE MORNING CALL.
.' ''' a. ''' :, :. '
With the grape and the wine flowing free
DER the bowl
To gladden. mans heart and strengthen h is
soul:
With the wheat growing broad as thy children's
And thy trees spreading high as the flight OF the
dove:
With thy shores stretching out to Pacifcs blue
breast,
And 'Friscos fair bay, sheltering ships as nest
Here thy sons and thy daughters live free as the
As the flowers of the field, there can be none more
fair.
How fast beats the heart of the pioneer bold
Who first trod this land, in the days when her gold
Ran down with the streams 10 Dc caught py HIS
hand,
Or be found buried deep in her valleys OF sand!
Now gone are those plains where the Indians
rOved,
And gone are the days he so earnestly loved:
Instead have we cities, bcdecked with fair homes,
Where the poor man can say with the rich as he
roams
With his children at eve after his day of hard toll;
My sons, be but true, and you're lords Of the
SOIL"
When the adobe of the Aztec stood beside the Indi-
/ e. ans hut.
The native of so had no famous schoolhouses,
but
He was taught to love his maker, and he early came
10 know
That in the years to come he would reap as he'd
now sow;
He planted honest seed and he reaped golden
grain:
He prayed for Gods pure freedom and his prayer
not in vain.
He stands to-day man, both upright true and
brave,
And If his country needed it, his blood he'd give to
Our cherished flag from injury, banner from
disgrace.
such are Americas children-shOw me nobler
race.
When the father of our nation-our own brave
Washington
Looks down upon his people, he will think, "Where
have
That bright light in the West that shines squire and
Amongst my stripes of red and white in my frma-
ment OF bue?'
IT'S the star Tor California. How brightly she
shines,
As if we had the diamond from far famed Carriages
mi mes!
The Pioneers are proud, and well may that sturdy
band
Unfurl our starry banner reach out their honest
hand
To the Native Sons and Daughters OF this bright and
glorious West
And Say: I'VE have raised the standard, we leave
you to do the rest;
Forty years ago added you to the flag that neer
will fall
And In the time to come teach your children one
To love our cherished country and TO know that not
earth
Stands brighter fairer spot than the land that gave
them birth"
God bless our honest Pioneers,
God bless our Native boy.
God bless our Native Daughters
lure gold without alloy.
Fling high starry banner,
Let the stripes float. broad and free,
Until the streamer reaches
From ocean unto sea:
And in the of stars
In our own dear diadem
OF the forty-two States,
May California be the gem,
Sept 8. 1880 Mrs. G. CHEswoRrH.
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see the poor fellows struggles and rescued
him. They cared for him kindly. doing the
best they could, and took him to the Needles,
where Editor Booth of the Bazo0 saw him
properly looked after. 1t was thought best,
however, TO have him properly treated medi-
cally, so he was sent to San Bernardno to
be examined by the Lunacy Commission.
A letter was received from him by friend
in this city yesterday, in which he says that
he is without proper raiment or means. Mr..
Oakley was always ready to help the unfor-
tunate when he was able to, and there are
many in this city who have received benefits
from him. who can now pay their debts to
him by giving him little assistance.-Los
Anpnles Herald. Sent 9th
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NJ, Ent,,led 10 Much Credence,

Mary Ahern, a middle-aged woman, was
found by two citizens yesterday morning in
front OF an unfinished building, near the Old
City Hall, and was taken to the Receiving
Hospital by the police patrol wagon. Her
back was injured, and she told the surgeon
that two Young men threw her out OF
window. though she could not tell who they
are.or what they looked like. She was sub
sequently removed to the City and County
Hospital for treatment. and may be commit
ted TO the State asylum for insane.
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FRANK OAKLEY,
His severe Experiences while sun.r,n,

His Severe Experience While SUFFERING
From M entail Alteration.
Frank Oakley, the newspaperman OF this
city who was reported few days ago as in
partially demented condition at the
Needles. is now In the County Jail at San
Bernardino, where he is to be examined on
charge Of insanity. 1t appears that Mr..
Oakley started for Albuquerque, but in tit
OF alteration left the train on the desert
near the Needles. He threw away all his
clothes and wandered in his frenzy to the
Colorado River, when he plunged into the
stream. Some Mojave Indians happened to
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BAGS-Calcutta, Sc as the syndicate price and 7ss
@7lac on the outside; local make, TAG; Wool Bags,
3613Sc: Potato Gunnies. nominal.
LEArHER-Heavy sole is quotable at 26Ga29c
T. 10; medium and light do, 2l@23c n u;
Rough Leather, 16Gl7c; Buff, "a Sc p foot; Side
Leather. l2@l4c y foot; Calfsklns. 60975c p n (:
kips, $36@6O D. doz; No. Harness, 27930c; No.
2 do. 22S25c Fs 10.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes as
follows terms net cash: Cube. Crushed, Extra Pow
dered and Fine Crushed. all sac; Dry Granulated.
SIG; Confectioncrs' A. $3.50; Extra &, SC; Golden
e. 434c n 10: Bags 1sc more than bbls.
The American Refinery quotes, terms net cash:
Extra fine Cube. Crushed, Fine Crushed and Pow
dered, 65sc; Extra Fine Powered. 7sc; Dry Gran-
ulated, $3.50; Xxx do, $3.50; Confectionery A, 6i4c:
a
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MORNING SALES
Board $1,000 81 Bonds, l2l5s as Hawaiian
Commercial. 2l5s: zoo do. 2lla; Is Cal Electric
Light, u: 200 VIgorit Powder. Z.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-5O Preside II r, 81; 80 Hutchinson S p
Co. %; Is S Water, sS; 100 Hawaiian CONNER
ciai, 2U19; rs do. 20; 125 do, 1855: so do, 1919
rs i Gaslight, 597s: - Cal Electric Light, II rs
$4,000 V g. Bonds. 1915; % vigorit Powder. z.
Street-1U0 Hawaiian Commercial 2112; 20
Water, 90; 100 Cal Electric Light, 81.
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II i

Thomas Kelly. aged Is, graduate from
the Industrial School and known among the
residents of Rtch and Clara streets as o
"holy terror" was arrested Tuesday night
ut his home, on complaint sworn to by Jere-
miah Monohan of 255 Minna street. Tommy
has proclivity for taking other peoples
property, especially silver dollars that be-
long to his mother. who is a Woodworking
widow.
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Steamers to sail to-day the Santa Maria for
San Diego. the Los Angeles for San Pedro the Coos
Bay for Fort Bragg and the Truckee for Tillamook
Bay The Humboldt falls due from Humboldt Bay
the Pomona from San Diego. the Gypsy from the
Salinas River and the Arcata from Coos Fay.
The Newbern falls due from Mexico Monday and
the Gaelic from China and Japan Tuesday.
The ship Columbia loads Coal at Nalamo for this
port.
The EngIehorn takes for Cork $500 centals
Wheat, valued at $4,000
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his party have been 160 miles away engaged
in the work of triangulation at Mount Con-
ness. The heliotropers have been ordered in
from Mounts Diablo and Mocha, and the
entire party is now on its way to San Frau
cisco, with the exception of the Professor,
who is at Yosemite, where he will remain
far seyeral DAYS to rest
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Fire Commissioner Contest.

Fire Commissioner Contest.
In the action brought to GUST Frank G.
Edwards from the Fire Commission and
seat Thomas j. Parsons, transcript of APP
peal has been filed In the Supreme Court OF
the State Judge Shafter in July last de-
cided the case In Parsons favor.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from siaushterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEf-First quality. 5la@sc; second quality
434 @p5c; third do, 31a@41ac.
vEAL-Large, 1850: small Calves 69Sc.
MuTTON-wethers, 61as71 ac Ewes 6G51bc
thanksgiving Lamb, SQ99c 2 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. 1494ssc for light grain-fei
and 334@37Sc for heavy packing: stock Hogs, D
41sc q ID; dressed do, 69Sc p 10.
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The beautiful lake district Of England has
had an unusual influx Of visitors since June,
making the hotel business excellent.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
LICK HOUSE.

! L Rodgers, Salinas
! G II lifting. Lakeport
T ID Page. San Jose
g A Dufur. Stockton
Is + Bachman, Los Gatos
CB Jones L. W, Modesto
Z 7 Fuller, HOLSTER
L W Steele. San L Oblspo
II Brannan. San L Obispo
| L Mendelbaum. FL Paso
r w Bennett, Stockton
Miss F Dement'S Quentin
@ Wils@s Arizona
I + johnson. San jose
p j Ciyne. Placerville
L NJ SeatOn, San Diego
C w Wood, MERGED Co
Miss NJ Thompson. StoKtn
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-There news Of
character TO have any material influence upon the
course of prices in the stock market to-day, and
after the first demand was satisfied prices settled
back, and dullness and stagnation soon Overspread
the whole market The close was dull and heavy at
close the lowest prices OF the day, declines being
for fractional amounts only and "a per cent was
the limit. Governments heavy for the fours.
Petroleum closed steady. Pennsylvania Oil opened
at 1914 closing at So october opened at s01a. clos
ing at Sl1a.
NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Unted States Bonds: AS,
l241a 41a's, lO414; Northern Pacific. 1924; Cana
dian Pacific, s21s; Central Pacific. 32la; Atchi-
son, AZ; Union Pacific 6024 Wells-Fargo. l41;
Western Union, s41s; Silver III; Sterling,
81 s21aG4 So
NEW YORK, Sept. lo.-wheat, cash, 81 o2$s; oc-
toDer, 81 051s.
FIour-Quiet.
Cofee-$lS O5.
Suear-51a@6 Lice.
Hides-15c.
Copper-Lake SIG 80.
Tin-Spot. $2I 95
Lead-Domestic, 81 co.
Iron-$l4.
Petroleum-S0.
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English wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10-The spot market is duh at
Is 2d@7s 41ad. Cargoes lower at 37s I'd for
OFF coast, 37s Cd Tor Just shipped and S7s I'D Tor
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: September, rs 3s4 d.; October.
Is AID: November, rs 4s4d; December, rs 5l4d;
January, rs 5i4d
LONDON. Sept. 10.-Consols, IS e-16; United States
Bonds-4's, 1851; 41a's. 1864; Silver. 53a4:
Rentes, 96fi zoe. Bullion out OF Bank Of En-
gland, f17l, GOO
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Cured HerseIf and Her child.

S. S S. has relieved me Of terrible scrofula
from which had suffered for years. It affected
and continued to eat until it destroyed the soft
bone in the right side Of the nose, then went ID
my throat and later on to my1ungs, and It looked
asi was doomed; 8. s. S. has cured me, and
has also cured my little daughter Of tie same
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease, raailsd
tsee. SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga.
aul Ally TuThsa .,.c.N.R.
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rs NOT one Of the old worn-out,
i potash, mercury, sarsaparilla,
thousand doses for a shilling med-
iclne. 1t is remedy which never
falls In Blood Diseases. and always
builds UP the general health Of the
patient.
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New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, sc for sight drafts and
Toe for telcgrapEic.
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GH Merriam, st Helena
EG McPike, st Helena
w NJ BilIups, Coiusa
JP Alvers on, Santa Cruz
w n Lett, Nevada
ii G Cargill, Illinois
j X Grifl;ths, Stockton
CN Thompson. Stockton
VIM Bollard, Vallejo
4 A Dodd, bostOa
C6ambel. Santa Rosa
WOAnderson, MD, Eureka
L NJ Tomkins, Z NJ S ) Co
q w Hazard, San Diego
All Copp, RockIin
ID } Murphy, San Jose
Il Is Noble. Toronto
W Goddard, Heaidsburg
s Mcpherson, VacayilIe
q L Gray, Golden Gate
A 7 Moore, Santa Cruz
Mrs Is Jackson, Woodland
MisstJackson, Woodland
DIR Ross. NJ ID, Woodland
Is Wilson, WILLOWS
q l. Dayenpeck, WILLOWS
Miss } LFaulkner, Vallejo
X A CIR gsby. Caiistcga
w u Sheehan. Stockton
X j Smith, Chicago
q f Trcnwith, sta Barb
q l Carson. C0lusa
ii q Cargill, Illinois
G L johnson, Easton
CRkellermann&w.Pr tlnd
l. Snyder & W, Stockton
II l. Anderson, Lakeport
g II Stone & WI. n York
+ l. Spauldlng&w, Pasdna
A Is jenkins, San Diego
A v Ia Motto. Glen Ellen
w j Eardles u wf,StLouis
Mrs NJ Foster. Woodland
NJ Valencia. Stockton
j q SarnnertOn, Stockton
ID Goodsell, Portland
Acknowledgment ,Mview
G II Dwinelle, Fulton
q NJ Walton, Eureka
W J walton. San Jose
j Il Reddick, Calaverss
L Friedberger, Caiaveras
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Professor Davidson's Gsodesy.
For several weeks Professor Davidson and
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QuotabIe at 81 1901 1919 p ounce.
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Mexican Dollars.
Quotable al e1@92c.
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surprise INrELLEENcE.
Arrived.

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For Late SisipDulJ AiteHigencs see Ef9Itl Page
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Produce Market.


FLOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras, 81 rs
"a so; Bakers extras, 81 % "a So; city superfne
s3@3 35 interior brands, Si94 80 FOR extras, and
1908 IS q Dbl for superhne.
WHEAT-Dull and weak, bat no lower. Quota
BILE at: No. l, 81 35@1 1914; No. 2. 81 32Ia;
choice, 81 371a@l 1884; extra choice, for mill
ing, 81 4O9l As; Sonora 81 321a@l 1894 q ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRSIS6.
Prices made another decline. Buyer $4,000
81 4Os4: 400, 81 401a; 800, 81 405s. Buyer
season-500, 81 4S12.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Prices recovered slightly Buyer $50 - 100
81 4034 800, 81 4O7s 200. 81 Al. Buyer season
100, 81 4S1a; 200. 81 1855; 100 81 4Ss4 200,
81 40.
BARLEY-Continues TO advance. Both Feed and
Brewing have gone up. and the demand is good.
Over "a 900 centals have arrived since Saturday,
but the market is not effected thereby The quota
lions as follows: Choice Feed, 81 3614@1 37ia
No. do, 81 So; lower grades, 81 80 q l 3212;
Chevalier. 81 80 for Standard and 81 3O@l So for
lower grades; Brewing. 81 4091 so z cti for
fair to choice new.
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Ieat, cash, 81 OPS; oc-
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO Sept. 10. Wheat opened about the
same yesterdays closing to 14c lower. declined
1ac for December, became stronger under fair buy
ing, advanced steadily 11ae. eased off, and closed
from sac tOsSse higher than yesterdays prices
Receipts 375SeB bushels. shipments 2O5 900 bush
els. Rye steady at 5S1ac. Barley steady at 76c.
CHICAGO, Sept 10.-wheat cash, 81 0O14.
Corn-4614c.
Pork-$9 10.
LaId-S6 70.
Ribs-$5 40
Nhisky-$l IS.
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Buyer 90-1OO. 81 3s1a: 100. 81 3s34. Buyer
| season-4O0 81 A: 500, ST. 4414. May = 100,
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
; Denarture From San Fra
STEAMER. DEsrrxArIox.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THOMAS
TENSENT, Chronometer and INSTRUMENT
Maker. Is Market street.
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most important and difficult to make for an
amateur,-is punch TO cut the paper into
small washers. This tool may be made as
IN Fig. 3 A cuts the washer, and Il, which
is a tube inside of A with a small punch like
end. makes hole in the middle of it, As a
matter Of course A must be about the same
diameter as that of the stick and as thick
as the steel rod. Use wooden hammer or
mallet to punch the washers as a metal one
would rivet, so to speak, B in A, and pre-
vent your taking it out when wanted to get
off the papers. Do not forget to place your
paper when cutting, on a piece of lead or
else you will break of the edge of your
punch.
Then all the paper is cut, and in pretty
large quantities, we must proceed to the
making of our paper stick. Get some good
flour paste not to thin, and soak your papers
thoroughly in it. Now take youI steel rod
and thread your washers on it, and by means
OF your tubes and nut, press them down
hard as you can, taking, of course, the long
est tube first, and ending with the shortest