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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-14

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-14

Ha salido De vaIsncia con dirsec ID
: Alicante, 81 BFieadisE 81. Pdemsltd.
para instrQif samAEia { los j efss y O.
cisles que salisron recihir, de unifals
me, 8 ln estaei6n. a 0snssaI Dahsn.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-14

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para nnas farreisrap, dejkndO
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to Eevela verdadero plan is ad.
ministraeibn, 81 si9uiera 81 deseo
De seiefto, qas dsbemOs suponer.
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santss dijo qus 4 obigaei6n con
sraida pos i Dipuissi5n. j favor
del A.iIO DE- San ! siopso consti.
suia u ssteilisnp. Pprsslosi sindu
a. para lassE Il maneka - con
aedIason 500 ssOs ! HospiiaI de
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-14

eegtn ssCFibsn ds Alieanks { n.
EiSreits EspaSel 81 General Dabxn s
sneuentfa alcjsdo con sn selofa esno.S
en- las habitaeiones del G0hsfnndor ~
Castillo de Santa BArbara, mostrfn1Ss
% muy complacido ds lns ateneionsu a
qne e ohjst0 por dicho Gsbsznsd6r.
Oheia.es de ID plaas, Administrnel6S
militar y yseineS de Alieants.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-12
THE STOCK MARKET.

The boom in Andes broke cut again yesterday aft
ernoon, the stock running from 81 90 up So 10 I'M
sales of several til ousald shares closing at So
The other stocks were from DC to 621ac lower than
on wednesday as will be seen below closing strong
at general recovery, however. Local securities
were more active than for some time. Hawaiian
Commercial continued the favorite, selling down to
SIS so and recovering TO SIG S71a Hutchinson
Plantation sold down to SOL
Con. Cal a Virginia produced during the first
eleven month OF the fiscal year 81, l70606, out of
ia, $3.50 tons of med. or this amount s27O, 900
has been paid in dividends. The last dividend was
paid April 10th.
Kennedy has declared dividend OF Sc; Oakland
Gas one OF zoe, payable on the 18th; Stockton Gas
one OF Csc, on the 18th.
Holmes has shipped 1887 ounces silver valued al
$500.
Owing to deterioration of ore sixty miners In the
Hale IL Norcross mine have been laid off.
Belcher miled last week 272 tons ORE assaying
$23 81 and Crown Point 25S tons, S13 70.
Most OF the 200 miners recently let ont OF the Cal
ifcrna mine have returned to work, the repairs TO
Eureka dam and mill having been completed.
The Idaho mine paid dividend of 81 per share
on the 10th, making $4,000 This mine has paid So
PCS 800 in dividends to date
Assessments Pending.
following is list of ass ents M inc
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STATE PRODUCTS.
Meeting of the Floral Society-CaIIfornia


Meeting of the Floral society-CalIfornia
Wheels.
The State Floral Society will meet at /
o'clock this afternoon at the rooms of the
State Board of Trade, at which meeting
some beautiful exhibits of the floral wealth
Of the State may be expected.
Manager Brown has received word that
during the visit of "California on Wheels !"
to the nations capital. the daily average of
visitors was 1000, including the most promi-
nent men in the country, who were also ac-
companied by their wives and families. The
exhibit went from Washington 10 Balti-
more. The estimated number of visitors
who have passed through the cars since
leaving on the present trio is about 100000,
and the distance which will have been trav-
eled on the return will have been 1854
miles, or more than half the distance around
the globe.
There is on exhibition at the State Board
rooms watermelon weighing SO pounds,
from the ranch Of j. A. Hulse, Farmers
vile, Tuare County.
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Clngs, 81 3r@1 SC: Strawberry Peaches, 81 300
l so: German Prunes. 81 25@l SO; hungarian
Prunes, So So; Silver Prunes double crates 50 10;
Japan Plums, So so; Tokays, full crates, 81 eco
T5 good many in very bad order. half crates. SOC
@$1 rs; Rose de Peru, half crates, Soc@sl So;
Muscats, halt crates 5Ge@s1 SIS. according to con-
diton: full crates. 81 6ba2 40: Buerre Hardy,
So 10; onondago SO 10: Baerre Cairseau, 81 $50
80; Flemish Beauties, 50 80; Howells. So TO-;
Duchess, 81 100 10; Falenberg Piums, half
crates 81 l5GI 10
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NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE stock market to-day
unusually active, but increased business
Obtained at the expense Of values in all por
lions OF the list and material losses were suffered
in all active shares. The bears We're again prom
nent In getting prices down, and made special
point OF the poor showing OF the Government crop
report, and granger stocks suffered. The money
market undoubtedly great disappointment,
trade on call having gotten up to "a per diem and
interest, and notwithstanding all efforts OF the
Treasury Department for its relief. liquidation be-
came general. The presentation of bonds at the
SuD-Treasury for the prepayment Of interest was
very large interest being paid upon $25, 900, 600
worth OF registered bonds while So 900 was paid
coupons and S241 coo worth of Az were re-
deemed. This late in the day again restored some
thing like confidence, but 1t failed to cause rally
anything like the proportions OF the previous de-
cline. The market finally closed quiet and fairly
steady, but at only slight Improvement over the
lowest prices of the day. The most pronounced
losses were: Sugar Refneries, 55s Chicago Gas
4a4; silver certificates, ia. Governments heavy.
Petroleum closed firm. Pennsylvania Oil opened
at 1919. closing at S0as. October opened at sl5s.
closing at S1s4.
NEW YORK, Sept 1l.-United States Bonds: AS.
1211a 41a's, l0454; Northern Pacific. S25s; Cana
dian Pacific, 81; Central Pacific, S21a; Atcht
son. 4l7s; Union Pacific, 1894 wells-Fargo l4l;
Western Union. s324; Silver, 1854; Sterling
81 S2Laa4 st.
NEw YORK, Sept. ll.-wheat, cash, 81 OF; De-
cember, 81 035s.
flour-Quiet.
Cofee-$1s 20.
suear-512@6 1-16c.
Hdes-l5c.
Copper-Lakc, SIG go.
Tin-Spot, $22 TO-
Lead-Domestic, 81 IS.
lron-$l4.
patra
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MRS. TOBELMAN'S OFFER.
She Wishes to Control tho Property O
He. Brother.

She Nienes TO control the Property of
Hes Brother.
Mrs. Margaret Tobelman, widow resid-
ing at the Baldwin Hotel, has filed a petit
ton with Judge Coffey. asking that Martin
}. Burke, the real-estate dealer and ex-Chief
OF Police, be required to loan to her the
sum of S35, 900, which lie holds as guardian
OF the estate of her incompetent brother,
Christian A. Tittel, who is in ''home" in
Bremen, Germany.
Mr. Burke, as guardian. has rendered
four annual accounts. Tittel's property is
appraised at 100000, and consists of an un-
divided one-third interest in the lot and
building at the northwest corner of Hearty
and Suffer streets, the lot being SO :6x60 e
feet. Mrs. Tobelman is the only legal heir,
and now owns the other two-thirds of the
property, having purchased one-third from
Frank Ii. Burke, the ex-Chiels son and
partner
According to an official report upon Tit
tells condition his case is beyond cure. Mrs
Tobelman wishes to borrow the $50. 600 be-
longing to her brother and which has accu-
INFLATED, and pay per cent year interest,
and give as security a mortgage upon her
property. She also desires to purchase the
thId interest owned by her brother The
hearing will take place next Thursday.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Mary p. searles ct al. to H. a; HeAser. lot on
\; cor. Of Townsend ana Fitch SIS, NV en-
Leopold Adler to Charles T. Macermott, IN
divided hat of LOT on S. line Of sacramento a 90,
St, 81 a " w. OF Dupont, w 35:7isX6S;t; 5oSp
Macdermott undivided half Of same....... 1920
Pierre Games to Sara Games, lot ON w line
of shipley St, 175 Z. OF sixth. Ne 25x13 Git
Alkaline NJ. Gates to Charles johnson, lot on
W. line Of second aye; I75 n 3. of California ,s
Louis blank aud w.fc TO Mary c. Reed lot on
W. line of ColIingwooi ST., 297 " OF Nine ~
B eeell' White If to William ii. Fucker lot on
Sw. cor of Grove and Lott stS, S. l5f:6x
Henry " White to William II Bucser lot on
NV line OF Mission 81, 8 - T. OF Beale,
NE 4bx157:9, and two other pieces .
Thomas II. Euckler to Eliza r. Bucker, lot
on NV. cor. of Lombard and buchanan SITS,
". 90. \. 275, L. IS, S. 81 70, E. 1875, ,,,
Henry Mahsn to LIBBY Norton, lot v. lire
of Fifth ave. 275 y. Of Point Lobos, n. 25x
Charlotte Reeve and husband 10 DJoost lots
! and =, Block l56, and lots and 8, Block
l62, University Extension homestead. 10
William Nicol TO B Joost, lot 6, Block !; also
lots 1. o. 10. II, block T. iaui Tract Home o
Thomas O. sweeney 10 george a. P. Lane, lot
on $ line OF J ST, los W. of Seventh ave, =
Pacihc L ard Association to Albert trbis,
lot $ line of Twentieth ST, % W. OF
Bertha Faa6ei 10 Frederick r. DfuKnou5o
ct al lot y T. line OF Ninth ave, 275 Sc. -
John Young to John Minturn lot On Z. line
Of torty-SXtn ave, $50 y. of St, ~ 2Ax
500 y Of ST. y 75xl20..........-......... 10
$ Hunter Brown to Cara e Cunningham, lot
on : line Of sntter St, s7:6 W. of buehan- N
William iii j Gaan 10 benjamin NJ. Gum. lot
81 s. 81 :6zi57 IS ''s.''' anu 1000
Sd 5 s9s = sli & 81 q 5ss "q;
loi los, y. iSt - .'.''..'. o'vVV
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DIsAPPoINTMENT.

49, AM ,>eary OBJ, so weary,
N, mi. disappointing world;
weary of its cafss and sorrows,
That are ever at us .HuF.eu'
weary of its thorns and thistles'
which tho hidden, pierce us deep,
And in casting one glance backward
OF the cheek in teardropS steep.
pS.ppointment, Disappointment
Is the kneH from day to day;
Sinking deeper ever deeper,
And its sound no power to stay.
lam weary, yes, so weary,
And MY life doth bitter seem,
Tor lis many disappointments
Came instead the golden dream"
Twas a dream loved and cherished,
Fraught with joy in lieu OF woe,
Bright with sunshine CLINT and glimmer
Was that dream OF long ago.
Disappointment Disappointment!
Now again its sound hear,
And its dolefui, measured accents
Fall rpon my listening ear.
Take me back to youth and childhood!
Free from disappointing cares;
Let me liDser. ere l yet
Star; TO climb life's broken stairs;
Let Inc linger. let me linger,
That sweet dream TO dream once more;
For when once we've passed youths threshold
Dreams Ike this for e'er are DER.
pisappoinmeutsn faster and faster;
Disarpointmeuts - still they comes
TIL al last, in feeble accents,
We repeat lis done, tits done"
~ r. Johnson.
.sr,, Francisco. septellbe,- 10. 1850.
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subs,ilu,Ion of Attornsx.

In connection with the suit of ]. W. Reay
against Butler d Owens. which has been
i. pending for nearly twenty-five years, and
involves the title to about ten blocks of
property In the. vicinity Of the Masonic
Cemetery belonging to tile estate of the late
J. +. Treadwell, the widow, as the real de-
PENDANT. wished to substitute Jarboe. Har-
rison Goodfellow for her attorney. Fisher
Ames: The latter refused to comply with
her wishes. and she applied to Judge Levy,
who granted her motion.
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72l4e: raw. roc q gall: cs, 21sc more Refined
Coc0anut, 80 16Oc IS galI China Nut, 6S'D3Sc q
gallon; Eastern Linseed Oil. bbls, zoe: do raw.
61lac q gallon; Lard OIL bbIs. 72lac: cases, 77iac
a gallon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gle; Downer's 271ac q
gal; Astral. gle; 1902 Elaine, 261ac: Pearl. 2lcs
Water White, refined. bulk. lie: Headlight l7o0.
cases, &c; Mineral illuminating, 5000, 271.c In
cases Standard 11U' fire 1870 q gall in cases
(capsl. lie faucets and lac in bulk
WHITE LEAD-Quotabie at 5Jac p 10.
TuRPESTINE-Quoted at 58c 2 gallon.
LEATHER-Soie is quoted higher. as follows:
Heavy, 269 29c; light. 22925c; Rough Leather II
O. &c; Buff, l2@l4c q foot.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes as
follows. terms net cash Cube, Crushed, Extra Pow
dered and Fine Crushed all 634c; Dry Granuiated.
6l2c: Confectoners' A. 62sc; Extra C, sc; Golden
q, 4s4e p ID: 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. sac; Dry tran
uiated, 6ssc: XXX do 6isc: Confectionery A, 6I4c.
whiteExtra Z, 5l2e. Extra c, Isc; Golden {. 4s4c
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Mining, Electric and Commission Conn

panies.
The following articles of incorporation
have been filed in the Office of the County
Clerk:
st. Cloud Gold and Silver Mil and Mining
Company: Directols-B. L. Stahl of San Lean
dro. Is. ]. thurman Of Berkeley. and w. W.
Hickies, d. Hughes. II. N. Gard of Oakland
capital stock s10,O00000, all OF which has been
subscribed. The mine Is In MaricOpa County,
Arizona.
Price Berlin COMPANY: Directors WALLACE c.
fr1ce, Boiling Z. Robertson and David l.. Smoot
OF Oakland, ana 4. W. SHELTON and Frederick
A; Berlin, OF San Francisco; capital stock
S250,ooo, OF which S2G,S66 GELS has been sub.
scil1ed. Inc company will do general com.
mission and mercantile business
racine Wenstrom Electric COMPANY: Direct
9rsmDw ght E. Ryland Of San Jose, and G. 7.
Mahoney. of San Franclsco; capital stock
S2O,OOO, OF which $4,000 has been subscrihed
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-12
Two Years A. San ou.,,,,

John +. Glover, the mai-carrier convicted
OF extracting money from letter In the
Pcstoffiee, was before Judge Hoffman yes
terday for sentence. He was ACCOMPANIED
by his father, who appeared to be utterly
was placed. After few remarks iv the
Judge the prisoner was sentenced to Serve
two years in the State Prison all San
Quentin. ~
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-12

Judge Van Reynegom yesterday. Hirsch
could not prove that Mitchell took the pm
or that be had it on WREN he went to be
shaved or that it disappeared about that
time. On the other baud, the man WHO
bought the pin declared positively that
Mitchell was not the person who sold il to
him
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-12

Steamers to sail to-day the Australia for
Honolulu, the City OF fuebla for Victoria and Puget
Sound, the Mexico for Alaska via Portland, the
Al-ki and Haytan Republic for Puget Sound and
the Gypsy for the Salinas River. The San Bias
falls due from Panama the Empire from Nanaimo
and the Crescent City from Crescent City.
Japan Wednesday.
The barkentne Irmgard, 62s tons loads lumber
on the Sound for Callao bark Rufus Z. Wood l4O5
tons, coal Seattle for this port bark Wilma I4O9
tons. coal at Nanaimo for San Diego.
The Conqueror takes for Hull 81 $40 cts wheat.
valued at $72,15S.
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MORNING SALES.
Board-$7O0O S V 81 Bonds. 1915: 20 Pacific
Gas Imp 81 ~; 100 s Gaslight, TO- 597s: 400
do, $685. 50 hawaiian Commercial, lS; 100 do, II ;
SO do, 1850; 80 do 1874; 100 do, 10; 100 yigorit
Powder, 71s.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-150 Safety Nitro Powder 1872: SO Hutch
inson Co. 81; 10 Oakland Gas, 3+1,; 100 do
34A; lO5 s Water, 80; 100 Vigorit Powder 7Ik +:
100 Hawaiian Commercial, 10 l2; 20 do. 1873: $50
do, 10: so do 1875; 400 do. 1856 10 do, 1861; so
40. 1873.
Street-s4OOO 81 Bonds l2l7h
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Marie Corrado's suit against her husband,
Louis, Tor maintenance, alleging thht he
had deserted her and is able to paw hhr S75
q month, was tried Yesterday before Nudge
Kearden. who awarded Mrs. Corrado isis
month 10r support and also costs of suit,
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II wnI Go .ard with John.

John Cofbett has been twice informed
against by the District Attorney, once for
forging the signature of Nv. Bridge Com
pany" on July II, 1890, to an order on Main
q Winchester for goods; and the other for
forging on June IL, 1890, the name g p. j..
Cor5ett to an order Cd l.. Meyer for a suit
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For shinm.nt 10 china.

The Young Wo Company was granted
twenty-nine disintermeDt permits by the
Health Department Yesterday at $40 each.
This company is digging up tile bones of its
dead now buried in the City Cemetery in
order to ship them to China.
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Maternal solicitude.

Judge Levy has awarded Mrs Mary E.
Ames the custody of her minor son, Gerald,
on writ Of habeas corpus. The boy has
been reared by c. L. Cole of Alameda, and
prefers living with Mr.. Coles family. but
his mother IS wealthy, and hopes to win the
affection OF her son in time, as he is only
IL wears of age
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1l.-wheat, cash, 81 OF; De.
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Sept. II. - Wheat opened greatly ex-
cited, with sales varying from Zee to lc in different
parts Of the crowd and ranged from &c &c higher
than yesterdays closing, followed by a further adj
vance of from lie to lac or to 81 065s for Decen-
Der and 81 1919 fer May, or some 6I4c to 61ac
above the inside figures reached ON Tuesday.
Later 1t eased off some. declining from lac to asc.
held firm and closed 4c higher All OF the excite
ment and advance is attributed 20 the Government
report made public yesterday afternoon. Receipts,
1000 bushels: shipments, 10000 bushels. Rye
firm at 6OIac. Barley firm mt 76c.
CHICAGO. Sept. ll.-wheat. cash. 81 O4la.
Corn-5Oc.
Pork-10c.
Lard-$6 so.
Ribs-$0 So
Mhfsky-Sl H.
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No Protection Against a Slide.

Property-owners in the vicinity of twenty
second and Hill streets have complained to
the School Department that the bulkhead
now being constructed on one side of the
Chureh-street School lot is in dangerous
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condition. 1t is represented that the cut is
seven cen feet deep and that the bnlkhead
does not reach to within eight feet of the
top, so that there is no protection against a
nnS.ihln landslide
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who D;d steal Htrsh.s P,nq

Edward Mitchell, a barber, who was
accused by c. j. Hirsch of stealing dia-
mond pia from him while lie was being
shaved, was discharged from custody by
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-12
English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1.-THE spot market is firm at
rs 114d@7s sd. Cargoes are firm at 37s I'D for
OFF coast, BIS Cd for Just shipped and SIS I'd for
nearly due
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: September. rs 4i4d; October
rs sd; November, Is Cd; December, Is 614d; Janu-
AIRY, rs Cd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Sept. l1.-Consols, 95 11-16; United
States Bonds-4's, 1851; 41a's, 1864; Silver
1858; Rentes, SCI. Bullion out of Bank of En-
gland, tl45.O0O,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-12

The Cnstom-house receipts Of specie i'm
ported by water into this city during the
month of August amounted to S90S,066 OF
this amount s345, S45 was from Mexico,
S4s6,650 from Australia and S5i, 453 from
British Columbia. The receipts for the
eight months of the year ending August 31st
were as follnwS.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-12

OI tHe AUEusl imports, S55I ,UUO was In gold,
mostly English money from Australia and
taken TO the Mint to be converted into
American coin The Mexican imports this
year exceed these of last year for the same
time by $3.50, 600, the Australian imports also
being largely in excess.
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EAGS-Calcutta, Sc as the syndicate price and rs a
@7lac on the outside; local make 7I4c: Wool Rags
36G3Sc- Potato Gunnies. nominal 49,
OIL-Crtfornia Castor oil, In cases, No. l. 81 40;
No.. 81 20 manufacturers, rates.; Eastern do
~ 80; California Lin seed, bbls. . gall, boiled
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A Meeting of school Principals.

The principals of the School Department
will hold meeting in Remembrance Hall,
Odd Fellows Building, this afternoon at
l 80 O'clock.
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California Fruit.

CHICAGO. Sept. 1l.-Porter Bros & Co. sold to-day
twelve cars OF California fruit: bartlett Pears
81 3c@3 95; Susquehannas, 81 35@i IS; Orange
Cings u 50@l 50; Sellers Clings, 81 90; Honey
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New York Exchange, SC FOR sight drafts and
Zoe for teleeraphic
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Fine Silver,

ouotable at 81 1871 1912 q ounce.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RUSS HOUSE.

I L A Packard, Sacramento
j 7 Ecker II VT, L Angel
+ w roberts, Bakersfield
Mrs Meeker X fam, s Dgo
q Z Minus, oregon
ID + White, Harysville
lC y Pond i fam, Ohio
J Is Maynard, Wisconsin
: Languou, Summit
! i Myer, Sacramento
ID Il CUP, Carson
r. b Ashworth. England
= T walters, San Diego
T. Everding, Eureka
A NJ Grover, Marklesville
Miss e Ray, Eureka
Mrs J Shea, Eureka
l. Babcock, ukiah
Mrs Cooige, Pennsylvania
iP X James. San Jose
q l. bohanon, Sacramento
j Z West, Sacramento
IL Sitting, Davisville
W L Mccoy, Los Angeles
Miss VI Proudford. L Ang
J Dole, Sacramento
IL } karr, San Bernardino
5 u Martin, Healdsburg
h Proctor, Healdsburg
c A Abbott. Mexico
I II Klages, Los Angeles
y Fox a WI, Modesto
w IL Palmer a. VT, Modes
g D Wilkinson, Modesto
J y Kelley, Tacoma
IC q Brehm, Tacoma
j Mitchell, White River
C L. Simpson, Pomona
J NJ Whitman. Amador
/ n q Davis, Livermorc
b L Warder, Oakdale
VI r Hiatt, Emigrant Gap
t J Brooke, Santa Rosa
5 Jackson, Visalia
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New York Exchange.

Mexican Dollars.
Quotable a. 91@92c.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-12
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10 q Flikcner & f.. Yacayn
j Is Gloster, San Jose
J o Sherburn IL W, wal OK
j s Burpee 4 w,T'alnut G
p NJ Richards & W. Tulare
L s Briggs q W, San Jose
$ II Ridden, Fresno
III L Brown, Turlock
I NJ Hubbeii, Nevada
~ w GesSard, lndlanapol
i w Mckinley & W, SnJose
Miss L Sinsard, san Jose
+ Dusey, Selma
G Dusey, Selma
b L Robinson. Napa
y wageralb. Ukiah
II Hill, Glen Ellen
3 G Smith, Guerneville
l. Kelley, Redwood
Mrs VI Lennon & I, Gllroy
j 5 Orn. DuncanS Mills
+ Orn, Duncans Mills
! w u Fairbans, Guernevl
Mrs Short, Guerneville
G G Frahm & W. Dixon
W I King. Preston
lC \ Butler, Red Bluff
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+ Newman, Porterville
+ G Bithall, San Jose
& Schronin, Huron
S II Fay, New YORK
L III Strother, Virginia
Z 2 Dunn, Santa Barbara
d NJ Rollins & w, New Y0
II Rollins. New York
4 j Hecker. Detroit
| Miss A C Hecker, Detroit
I Miss l. n Hecker. Detroit
Miss j Il Carson, New Yor
i Miss S @ Williams, Stan
| ford, Conn
c + Williams, Stanford
J X Williams. Stanford
J McCarter. Erie, Pa
w VandeIbrush, Salinas
Il b Garfield * W, Santa
! Barbara
n S Black, san jose
q w Pratt, San Jose
j L Henley q W, Whittier
u j Coloni. Chicago
M + Mcdonald, GrayS0n