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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-21
THE sTEELE COuRT-MARTIAL.

CHICAGO, Ill, March 20.-The court
martial which is trying Lieutenant Steele,
continued its session today. The defense
engaged the time Of the court in proving
the llnreliability of the complaining wit
ness
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-21

and, after having been struck, II swan ahsad
10 gain good hsadway. turned and deliberate
ly battered in the ships bows with two blows.
Philadelphia Times
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SETTING A PRECEDENT.
Judge Caldwell Renders a Decision on
Interstate Shipments,

LITTLE Rock. Ark, March 2O.-In the
United States circuit court this morning
Judge Caldwell rendered a decision in the
case Of Thomas W Baird, of the St. Louis,
Iron Mountain q Southern Railway COM
pany, which is of considerable Importance
10 railroads and shippers.
It was held: First-That the act of the
general assembly Of the state of Arkansas
was not intended to give validity to specu-
latiOns i'm bills of lading which are the re-
suit of fraud or of mistake SecOnd-The
material part Of the bill of lading on the
subject Of freight rates is that which fixes
the rate per hundred. Weighing the
freight is purely Il mechanical process and
may be done at the point Of shipment or at
The point Of delivery. Where the weight
Uf merchandise is Interchangeable, the car
rier or the cOnsignee may ask to have the
weight verified up to the moment of deliv-
cry Third-The shipping of merchandise
from one state to another Is interstate
commerce, and any requirement of the
state statute in respect of such commerce
in conflict with the requirements of the
Interstate commerce act is Of no validity.
The facts in the above case were about
these: Certain owners Of machinery in
New Orleans shipped a lot OF their goods
10 plaintiff at Little Rock. The owners at
New Orleans insertedin the bill Of lading
certain weight which, without being
verified by the receiving company, was
signed by the agent there. On "A receival
of the goods at Little Rock, Mr. Baird. the
plaintiff, presented his bill of iading and
demanded his goods. I he railway com
pany's agent, weighing the goods in the
presence Of the plaintiff, found the weight
to Toe $50 pound, greater than the
amount specified in the bill of lading
Under the interstate act the railway agent
demanded freight at the rate specified in
the bills of lading as shown to be the
Fctual weight by the scales at this place
The plaintiff refused TO pay according to
the new weight. but brought action of re-
pleyIn in the state court under the state
law. The railway company removed the
rase TO the federal courts, stating as de
fenSc, that the state law was in violation
ut he Interstate commerce act The de
cision ~uStaIuS the contention. II is the
first of the kind rendered in any court.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-21
lMpERIAI REscRIPTs PUBLISHED.

Berlin. March 20--A special edition Of
the Reichsanzeiger contains imperial re-
scripts cordially thanking Prince Bis
marck for his services and appointing him
duke of Launberg, q colonel, general Of
cavalry and field marshal general; also
aDDOinting Count Herbert Bismarck ad
interim minister of foreign affairs and
General Won Caprivi chancellor and presl-
dent of the PFussian ministry
The Gazette SAYS that Prince Bismarck
never opposed the labor conference IN the
staatsrath but that on the contrary, 1t was
at his suggestion that the conference was
initiated and that the staatsraths assist
ance was asked to consider the labor ques-
ton. The National Gazette says that the
emperor in a long letter TO Prince Bis
marck eXtOls his services to the state and
expresses profound personal gratitude.
The Kreuz Leitung says that. General Won
CaDrivi has returned to Hanover ana that
he accepted the chancellorship after two
weeks negotiations.
DR.. Iucsnus. chief of the civil cabinet,
accompanied by General Hahauke- form
ally waited upon Prince Bismarck tins
afternoon and presented the emperor ac-
ceptance of his resignation.
In the emperor's first rescript he says,
accepting Prince Bismarck's resignation,
that EBismarck's wise and and energetic
resolved to be guided in the fu-
ture. being fully convinced Of It's
correctness. always will be remem-
bered abroad and viii deserve recognition.
LONDON, March 20.-Berlin correspond
ent Of the Daily News says: Bismarck
will probably decline the dukedom, al
though the delay in delivering the fescrpt
arose from the fact that there was forty
eight hours OF negotiating in regard to the
distinctions TO be conferred.
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REPORTS OE CANNIRALISM.

PARIS, March GA Congo dispatch
says that the bodies Of the victims of the
recent massacre at Unungust were eaten
by natives
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GOsslP ON he CRANCELLORsHlP.


BERLIN, March 20.-The National Ga
zette, referring to Prince Bismarck's resig-
nation and remarks yesterday TO Senior
Boccardio one of the Italian delegates TO
the labor conference, that the paths Of It
ally and Germany would be identical in the
future as they had been in the past, says
that the observation may be confidently
applied to the German foreign policy gen
orally The appointment of General Won
CaDrivi to succeed Prince Bismarck,
the paper says. has nothing of
threatening character. 1t calls
attention to the fact that the Duke Of
Wellington was a long time prime minister
of Great Britain and declares that German
generals appreciate the blessings OF peace
no less than other Germans in responsible
positions. Prince Bismarck has made ar
rangements to vacate the palace OF the
chancellor at an early date.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-21

That sense of extreme weariness indi-
Gates disordered blood. Ayers Sarsaparilla
purifies il.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-21

WASTING UN' > Aus F1AIININ bHLLO ] :
OLYMPIA, Wash. March Ex-Governor
Ferry yesterday signed the Australian elec-
tion system bill
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In the spring take Hoods Sarsaparilla
DO not put it off till too late. Sold by all
druggists.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-20
REV. JOSEPH COOK.
Views of the Boston Divine on
Secret Prayer.

Rev. Joseph Cook, the celebrated lecturer
of Boston, addressed large audience at the
First Baptist Church yesterday afternoon
on the subject of Secret Prayer" 1t was
fully 8 80 o'clock before he made his appear
ance, and long before that time the audito-
rum was crowded. The gathering was
representative one in every way, and
more appreciative one it would be difficult
to draw together, and the occasion was one
that well merited the appreciation that was
shown. Mr.. Cook is an interesting speaker,
and what is more to the point, thinker.
His manner is not that of the studied orator,
but rather that Of a man who is thoroughly
in touch with his subject and full Of earnest
ness in what he says. In his mode OF de-
livery he is decidedly abrupt, at times even
brusoue. and he sacrifices nothing to literary
style. In appearance he is not particularly
pleasing, and in his bearing and method Of
gesticulation he Is anything but graceful.
He is, however. emphatic in action, as well
as in bis choice of language, and he drove
conviction home to those who listened to him
for the two hours that he spoke. AT times he
was applauded.
In opening his discourse he said: "A
little while ago we were not in the world,
and in little while we will go hence. That
we Will go the most pronounced skeptic In
San Francisco cannot deny This admitted,
and 1t cannot be denied, we must remember
that man cannot live but once, and why,
we ask, should he live like a Ounce We
must have a similarity of feeling with God.
You must love what he loves and hate what
he hates. The only way in which this sim
ilarlty Of feeling can be obtained is through
prayer. There are, in fact, many gates TO
heaven, but none through Which we can
enter but through that of prayer"
He then dwelt upon the necessity Of
secret prayer and recalled tho promise of
the Master to openly reward those who
sought him in secret. In closing he told
many anecdotes of prominent men who had
certain hours of their lives set apart for
silent communion and to this he attributed
much of the success that they had been
enabled to achieve.
At the close Of the services the audience
thanked him for his address and it was
announced that he would probably speak
again on Friday evening. Ii he decided to
do so larger hall will probably be secured.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-20
THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were fairly dealt in yesterday and prices
showed no marked changes from Tuesday in either
of the regular sessions though several stocks sold
fraction higher. The feeling was unsettled. Local
securities were more active than OF late showed
a number OF variations. Electric Light made a
sharp recovery from $l2I4 TO Sl434. Hawaiian
Commercial rose to $lsIl and S. V. Water to $e35s.
Eureka Con. has shipped SlS,400.
Central Railroad has levied an assessment of 80,
delinquent December 23d.
At the annual meeting Of Occidental the
18th there "a 1913 shares of the 100000 repre-
sented, and the old board was reelected follows
George Il. Wells (President). Herman Zadig J.
WoOlberg, T. b. Holmes and George Frier. A. X.
Durbrow was continued as Secretary and James H.
Kinkead as Superintendent. There over
draft OF $751S at the close Of the fiscal year. but
Offset there was ,739 in unsold bullion and
$15026 for concentrates shipped to Salt Lake. In
November and December. 1890. there were 1900
tons worked. yielding S27, 074 but the silver
had TO be sold at Csc per ounce there profit
In october last 1857 tons worked yielded
$26.405.
The silver King delinquent sale is postponed to
December 10th.
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should not be sent through the mails. The
package was book. acopy OF the Statutes
Of California, second edition. 1851" but its
leaves had been cut away so as to admit a
bottle containing liquid patent medicine. II
is contrary to the provisions of the PostOlfice
Department to forward through the mails
more than four ounces of liquid, and then
only when most securely wrapped. The
package will remain in care of the Postof-
flee until it is called for by the sender
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-20
Fair weather praa,c,.d.

Fair weather is predicted at the Signal
Service Office. Some time ago Lieutenant
Finley abolished the flags for announcing
severe winds or storms, owing to the unsat-
isfactory telegraph service. AS a substitu-
ton a yellow pennant-known as the in
formation fag-S h0isted previous to an at
mosplieric disturbance, and the officers are
then willing TO state the anticipated change
to those sufficiently interested TO call and
inquire.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-20

Judge Murphy pronounced sentences yes
terday on the following-naned petty GRIM
mails: George Z. Thompson, three years in
Folsom for burglary; c. III. A. Boyden, four
years in San Quentin for attempted burglary
August Broman. three years in San Quentin
for burglary aud Joseph Kearney, two years
in San Quentin for assault with deadly
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-20

Henry Cherruti, accused by Charles Per-
chero, an Italian employed in the Maison
Doree as waiter, with having swndled
him out of $50 in n buncO game, was ar
rested yesterday on a charge of grand lar
ceny. Later in the day Perchero's life was
threatened by Louis Matesta and l.. Berru-
celi. and they were also locked up in prison
ON a charge OF threats against life.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-20
The Official Canxnss.

Twenty tour precincts we're canvassed by
the Election Commissioner yesterday, the
largest days work yet accomplished. The
Sixth of the Thlrty-ninth was the last pre-
cinct counted, although several previous to
that have been skipped. The canvass is now
about half through, and if there is no inter-
ruption it will be completed in ten or twelve
davs more
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-20
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Nov 19-In Wheat trading was quite
large, but very nervous An unsettled feeling ex-
listed, accompanied by further break in prices. II
possible the feeling more nervous than on any
preceding day since the recent depression started
in. The market between the close of yesterday and
the opening to-day lest fully from &c to 234c, open
ing sales icing made at this decline. The opening
was very wild and psnicky. Selling orders were
numerous, and sharp decline was reached IN time
to stop the loss OF the limits on which Wheat was
being closed out. Prices varied lie in different
parts of the crowd, and the confusion was great.
1t impossible to tell OH one side what was going
on In other parts of the crowd. After the excite
ent attending the opening partially suit sided the
market rallied, with some fluctuations, from SAC
to 334 ruled irregular and closed from CSC to %4c
higher than yesterday. The cause of the sharp de-
cline the rather unfavorabie outlook OF affairs
abroad and semfpanic being reported in the Lon
don stock market, and besides stocks in Wall street
opened very irregular and lower. Receipts, 694,-
600 bushels; shipments 424,00O bushels. Rye
steady at 6512c. Barley nominal at 7Sc.
CHICAGO Nov le.-Wheat, cash, 905sc
Corn-5O34c.
Pork-$S 10.
Lard-S5 so.
Kibs-$5 so.
Whisky-Sl IA.
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slO@12 p ton; Egg Plant. 6o@60c 2 box: Green
Peppers 4OG6Cc q box: tomatoes. 4cg65c for BAY
Lima Beans, 4(95c p ~ Cabbage, 5ug6oc q CT
Feed Carrots. 3O@4Oc; Turnips. Toe; beetS $l'
Parsnips. 81 Is y ctl: Garlic. S@10c ~
PROvISlONS-EaStern covered Breakfast bacoils
l3al3Lsc q 10: California smoked Bacon,
@lOc Q 10 for heavy and medium. and $50
Bacon Sides. ss4@1Oc p Is; Eastern suza..cured
Hams for city trade. 131a@13s4c; California Hans
salt, 12A@l21sc 2 ID; refrigerator-cursd, l39
l31ac; Lard. tierces, Eastern all kinds, 999I4c;
cases, lG@lOIsc; California tierces. 94@91sc:
haf-bIis 912@9s4c; tins. Zoe; pals, 10-ib. 012c:
do. 5-io. 104c; kegs. 95A@1oc q 10 Mess Beef.
81 50@S: extra mess do, 90 5000: family do,
$l6 50g17; extra clear S20@2O so; mess do,
SlSMlS 50 p Dbl: Pig Pork, y keg, $3G325.
Pigs Feet, $l3@13 so q Dbl; Smoked Beef. 1ls49
lie q 10
H6Ps-Quoted at S21s@35c for fair and 371a@
4Uc p 10 for good to choice. These quotations are
utterly nominal. as there no buyers at present
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy sailed steers. size
Size: sailed Kip. &c; sailed Calf, S@9c dry Hides,
usual selection. Sc q ID: dry Hips. &c = ID;
dry Calf &c q 10; prime Goatskins. 40950c each;
medium do, 25@35c; small skins, l0@20c; Deer
skins. good summer, 3O93oc; medium. 25c; thin.
zoe q ID: Sheepskins, shearlings, l0@2Oc; short
WOOL 3OG60c: medium, $4,000; long wool, 90cS9
81 70 q 10. CuIIs OF all kinds 10 less Butchertowu
green skins sell relatively higher .
TALLOw-Fair to good rendered, 312g4c o Il:
refined 47s@5c: Grease. 2s4@D3c = 10.
NoOL-Fall clips: Humboldt and Mendoclno
free, l6@ISo; 10 defective, l4@916c; Sacramento
Valley free l3GDl5c; do defective, 1lG9l2c; Noun
tain free, l2@ll5c; San Joaquin and Southern, Sg
lie. Spring clips: Valley Oregon, 2lQ2318ci East
Oregon lS@S20c; do fair, IoGi7c q 10:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-20

Officer Briggs arrested George Marlowe
yesterday morning at the corner of Suffer
and Kearny streets for having burglars
tools in his possession and weapon con-
ceaed. Further than that the police had
nothing more against him. He pleaded
guilty before Judge Xix TO carrying the
weapon concealed and was sentenced to $50
days imprisonment in the County Jail.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-20
Sent as n +" Book.

A package marked "a book" and adj
dressed TO Mrs. Marshal Andrews, st. An
drews, New Brunswick, Canada, was made
the subject of an inspection yesterday by
the Postoffice officials, and its internal
economy was found to contain matter that
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-20
ION MEHoKY,s WALL"
To "BIRDrE."

For THE MORNING CALL
MOUNTAIN road, hedged In on either
81 side
BY walls OF green, spice-scented red
w. wood trees,
Whose feathery branches perfume all the breeze
And cast their pleasant shadows far and wide
Below brooklet's silvery waters glide;
Among the rocks the yerba buena grows,
In shady hooks it loves to creep and hide
And in that woodland PATH a mountain rose
Above her spreading, once again she stands
A black-ro bed figure, with a sweet fair face
And gentle eyes, where kindltest thoughts have
place
A wreath Of yerba buena in her hands,
alameda, Cal, Non. II, 1880. ANELEH
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Nov. l9.-United States Bonds: as.
1l9; 41a's, 1903; Northern Pacific, 20la: Cana
dian Pacific. SO; Central Pacific, 81; Union Pa
cifc, 4534 Atchison. 2615 Wells Fargo, 1876; West
ern Union 1874; Silver. 961a; Sterling, 81 s0p&@
4S7.
NEW YORK. Nov. l9. = Wheat, cash. 9814c
December, 973s
Flour-Quiet.
Coffee-$17.
Sugar-4zs@5lAc
Hops-Pacifc Coast, S5@42c.
Hldes-l312c.
Copper-Lake, $16 so.
1in-Spot $50 10.
Lead-Domestic. 81 10.
Iron-Sl4.
Patrolaum-rQn
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-20
Broke HIS RIBS.

William Dasha, while working on the new
Supreme Court Building yesterday, fell
through an opening to the floor below, about
fifteen feet, and had his ribs fractured. Po-
lice Surgeon Bunker attended him at the
Receiving Hospital.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-20
A Team.ter Injured.

George Wilgens, a teamster living at 1913
Market street, was thrown from his wagon.
Yesterday at the corner Of Oak and Octavia
streets and sustained painful fracture of
the ankle and two bones of his right leg,
near the ankle joint He was taken to the
Receiving Hospital for treatment.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-20

BAGs-Cacutta spot. nominal: May and June.
LEATHER-iieavy sole, 2BG29c; medium aud
light do, 22@25c; Rough Leather. l7@l9e; Buff. 2
@l4c q foot; Side Leather, l2gl4c o loot; CaiI-
Harness. 27(G30e: TO- do. 22@25c y 10.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes.
terms net cash: cube. Crushed. Extra Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 6ISc; Dry Graduated. Dsc:
Confectionery A. 5s4c; Extra c, SIC; Golden c.
SC q ~: Bags, II more than bbls.
The American Sugar Refinery quotes rs fol-
lows, terms net cash: Extra fine Cube. Crushed.
Fine Crushed and Powdered, 6tsc p N; Extra
Fine Powdered. 63sc: Dry Granulated. 57sc: Xxx do.
57sc: Confcctioner. A. 5s4c: White Extra Z, oasc;
LIE GaI1ia q - a Ia
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-20
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.


ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
A LII THAT LAND LYING BETWEEN HIGH
n st. and Carks Landing, Alameda. being a line
OF the tidal canal, now In course OF construction.
CHARLES ASHTON, All Montgomery ST. nol9 At
g1nQ0 LOT 5Oxl4U; DOUBLE CoTTAGE;5
N 1UOO. rooms each; splendid location; will
rent well; terms very easy. JOHN I. HALL. 1902
Park ST. no19 It's
GO0n0 $500 CASH, BALANCE S25 PER
NZoOO. month; lot 40xl50; cottage; rooms
high basement. No. 493
S3000-Lot 4Ox15O: cottage of rooms ana bath;
fine garden and lawn; $1,000 cash. balance $50 per
month. No AL
s325o-Lot 81 :6xl20: new 2-story house of
rooms and bath; fine marine views $500 cash. bal
ance $40 per month. No 4s2
$40O0-Lot 50xl50; cottage OF 5 rooms and bath
with stable; NV. corner; $500 cash, balance $40
per month. No 4S4
$45OO-Lot 81 :6xl4O; new 2-story house: 7 rooms
and bath. $1,000 cash. balance $40 per month 49l
$4700-Lot 81 :6xl0U; Snew 2story house OF
rooms anu bath. on Central ave-; $1,000 cash, bal
ance $50 per month. No sos
S50OO-Lot 69xl49: cottage OF rooms ana bath.
with store barn and orchard Sw. corner All
$6S4O-Lot 1l5x2O0: cottage of rooms and
bath. windmill and tank easy terms. No. 4a6
SIO0O-Lot SOx2OO. cottage OF rooms and bath;
fine garden, lawns, etc.; best neighborhood: bar.
gain. No. lS
bargains In building lots in all parts OF Alameda
also house &c let and money to loan, by H. r.
MOREAL Co., 142S Park St, Alameda and 4O2
Montgomery st. San Francisco. ocl9 r
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Enrlish wheat ,Iarket.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 19.-The spot mafket Is lower
at rs 4d@7s SGD. Cargoes weaker at Sss Cd
for off coast. SIS for just shipped and SIS I'd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: November, Is SGD; Decem-
Der. rs sgd; January, Is Sgd: February. rs Cd;
Mareh7s 4s4d; April, rs lad; May, rs 4t4d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON Nov. l9.-Consols "a lie; United States
Bonds - AS, lz21a; 4ta's 10414: Silver. 45d;
Rentes. 94f 3Jc; bullion into Bank OF England,
flOlO,OOO
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-20
BERKELEY noosrs AND HOUSES.

LNoR RENT, AT NEWBURY STATION BERKE-
l. ley. new two-story house OF rooms, bath and
modern improvements; minutes from station;
$25 per month. including water. Call at the prem
ises or Oh the owner, A. L. MERRILL SuS bryant
81, city. oc29 II
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-20

MOENINU SALEE
Board-50 Water. 1914; do. $ 30. 1855; so
Hutchinson Co, II; 10 Cal Electric Light. 1924
IS do. 10; so do, cash, 1875; is do, 1914; 90 do,
cash 1874.
AFTERNOON sALE@
Board-50 Hawaiian Com, IS: so do. 1875: so do,
1874; IS Cal Electric Light. l4 as do, l41a; III
do, 14s4 20 Gasiight. 81.
Street-3O Oaks Gas, BAL
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-20
San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughtsrers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-FIrst quality, Sci second quality, SO
51ac; third do, 3IPtG4Iac
NEAL-L3rge. 5@6c: small Calves 6Il7c.
MUTToN-Wethers &c: Ewes. 612c
HANDSPRING Lamb S1aGs9c p ~
P0RK-Liye Hogs, i4@43ac FOR hard granted:
stock Hogs, 3S31sc /. 10; dressed do,e1297c q 10.
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ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.

$1,000 ssdo sooM na srREsT SEW
$l600-4room house, with windmill anu pump;
lot oOxl40: $500 cash; very easy terms.
S4o00-Elegant new 2-st0ry house OF rooms:
easy terms.
$l20O0-Three houses; now renting for 500 per
month; send for particulars.
Several desirable places TO exchange for country
property. JUDD. HANLEY AZ CO, 1906 iark ST. II II
GoE0O MODERN 2-STORY HOUSE OF q
NcOOO. rooms and hath: lot 50xl4O; on mac
adanized street; term 5000 down, balance at $35
per month. Apply To JOSEPH A. LEONARD cor
ner OF Park st. and Central ave-, Alameda nol6 II
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-20
Fine Silver,
Mexican d ollars.

The New York market has declined to 961.c
p ounce, and the bank quotes this market weak and
nominal at 96c