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TOWN TOPICS.

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summons against >n-ilu bishop upon
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'ift. rank " .u'e1f ana her mother
Wtfe ihfoNh iFoui % 'il5 cart ou south
bi'i-i'i- st. near lhrd ave, last even
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br1lola. Com nl-ncery VIII give an
othrc oI i.- enjoy and informal
l"t.i.' 'l lHe asylum We the Nddlcomb
Uuli'iAs tomorrow e.eaioS.
ue .9sttitat.on oi o-Acers OF Custer
iost 3Ad E,l'tI eott' VIII take place
~ t"eit "'l. on IONA street TINS even
'NS. s1dsla1 lh'4l@I!"h Is extended.
Charles Fuller, convicted IN police
COURT OF Aeep'hs ms south DlVision-st.
t1tNer IN = "pe. on sunday, November
- h.'s "PPtaicd ms case 70 the circuit
court.
The OwashtanOng Club Will give an
other athletic entertainment on Satur-
day evening W ii. Boyns, the chair
man, ui9 p-oFideu some new attrdc-
Lons.
W. r. Freeman left on for a Monday
for business trip % PetOskey, Harbor
Springs. Traverse City and other points
on the C.. K. * l., and wlll return on
saturday
Lawrence Williams, who was arrested
at Grand Haven ON Saturday on n
charge Of deiraudmg a hotel at Cedar
~lr.uEs was taken ID that Mace vesfor-
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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08

Gen Wm. T.. nnes, grand secretary
OF +. * A. NJ, has sent the following
notice to the masters Of all tle lodges
IN the State:
OtFIcg o. GEAAb ~ErE.rtry.1
GaCD HAuDs. MiCH.. Jan. % 80.
DEAR SIR AND BROrHrR-Gou are
hereby notified that the Forty .venth
Annual Communication OF the Grand
Lodge +. and a. Masons will be held in
the city OF Lansing Representative
Hall, commencing January 2S, 1890, at
Il % clock noon. The grand master has
designated Hotel DOwney, IN said city
OF Lansing. aS headquarters during the
session. Please be governed accord
lngly. Fcaternllly,
WN. Z. ISNEs, Grand Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08

4 grand boxing contest VIII take place
between PrOfs. SIlycrs and Leonard
Clint Smons and Fred Rltzenhcin.
Two bautamo viii spar four rounds for
q prize. The wind-up VIII bc between
Thomas Ryan and Johnny Roche. at
ROche's gymnasium. G0Wcst Bridgc-st.
Oh Wednesday evening, January <.
Spcciai sale OF cloaks, for one week
only, At II. Leonard s sons 4 Co.'S, 2e
and 81 Monroe-st.
Now is the time to buy a clock cheap.
IL. Leonard $ Sons a Go. are selling out
tncr line of clocks AT extremely low
pT.C.s. For instance:
S-0l0 .iock down % s2,o0.
A. 1ek down fO 3Si.
t.fI ock down 60 as.
l-lQ C.och down 90 n.sf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08
Bows. Look out for Fun.

Torrance W. Kelley sells "The Ben
Hur" cigar. Try Il.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08

s-aoEe ,af -aew aT s-st $50 R~s~ee.e
rresr-n SsFe lse cares Taev 49,
rslnanle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-08
REMNANT
SALE OF
CARPETS
SUITABLE f0H SNALl RO0Ns.

Odd pairs Of Draperies and
Lace Curtains will accumu-
late. We desire 10 close them
out before stock taking. and
will make a price on them Til
January 18th that will sur
prise you.
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THE STOCK MARKET.


Mining stocks were easier and quieter In the first
session yesterday but in the afternoon call the
nCthenders rose carrying the other stocks along
with them. ophr sold up to 81 70, Mexican to
S: go, Sierra Nevada to So 50. Savage to 81 80.
Bst and Belcher to 81 %, and so on. Jacket
talched So 40
After the board the market broke and closing quo
ttions were much lower, Will be seen below.
Trading in local securities was fair. Spring VAL
To- Water sold up to $685. and the powder stocks
wire also firmer
fhe Wells. Fargo & Co. Bank will pay the usual
sumi-annual dividend OF 81 per share, amounting to
$50, 900, on the 18th. The Bank of California has
declared one for the quarter of SO, payable on the
18th. j. b. Randol has been chosen Director of
tits bank to fill vacancy. The dividend amounts
t, $4,000
The June product of Con. California and Virginia
WIS $179255, of which ss5, $40 was gold and $685.
3b silver. The average yield of bullion per ton
WIS S15 AZ. The average assay value of the ore
pc ton $22 50.
The Union mill will start up July goth, one-haf
OF Commonwealth and onehalf on North Common
wealth ores
The Silver King assessment falls delinquent in
bard and the Mayfower Gravel assessment in Office
t-lay
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refrigerator-cured, l391314c; Lard tierces EAST
ern, all kinds, 9@914c cases. 0gl032c; Caior n
tierces. 914(G91ac; haf-bbs, 912@9S4c; tins, IOc;
pals l0-fb. 1O1sc; do oh 10s4c; kegs 9Agi nG
2 ID; Mess Beef, SO 5000; extra mess DO ~ oVy
10; family do $13 5O9I3 clear Pork, Sl9 o0920;
extra prime. $l6 50@17; extra clear. $2OgZo ~;
mess do, $lS@lS 80 d Dbl; Pig Pork, % keg % pug
3 20; Pigs Feet. $12@12 80 q Dbl; Smoked Beef'
1134@l2c p ID.
HOPS uotable st 121s@l71ac p 10 for crop Of
1889. Buyers bid ] &c for crop of 1890.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy sailed steers. are
quotable at 81ac q 10; medium. &c q 10; light
&c q ID; Cowhides, sc q 10; salted Kip. 4@5c;
sated Calf &c: dairy Calf, 2O@o3Oc dry Hides. usual
selection, 99912c:- dry Kips, &c; dry Calf &c;
prime Goatsktns, 35c each; medium do, 2Ot93Oc:
small skins, 10c; Deerskins. good summer, soc;
medium, 2215925c; thin. zoe q ID; Sheepskins.
shearllngS, lU@-Oc; short WOOL 30G50c: medium.
65@9Oc: long wool, 9Oc@sl % q 10. Butchertown
green skins sell relatively higher.
TALLOW-FaIr to good rendered, 31b@331c; re-
fined. SOS I4c: Grease, 2Ls@3c q 10.
WOOL-We quote spring clips follows: East
ern oregon. l5@20c q 10; Nevada, I59lS12c
q n; choice Northern, 19@21c; Humboldt and
Mendoeino, 2lG23c; San Joaquin and Southern,
year staple 1212@l5c; San Joaquin and Southern,
seven months, 12@l6c; choice Foothill l69l81ac
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adores Lady Anne. and that she is coming
here shortly; and she is charming girl,
ladylike and refined, not bold. or forward,
or taking too much upon herself like-llke
persons whom we could menton-eh, Dr."
"At what time does your brother come
back from the city?" inquired Lolita, as
calmly as if this TRADE had not been ad-
dressed to her.
Aurora surveyed her with amazement,
and the exasperated Diana prepared 10
crush her at once.
"Really, that is very extraordinary
question! My brothers movements cannot
concern you, Miss Maynard. As you seem
so inexperienced it is my duty to caution
you that you must not expect to retain the
favor of papa if you talk and laugh 100
freely with Give"
Lotta's eyes were flashing fire as she
came slowly toward the speaker. exciaim-
Il do not understand you! Explain
yourself. Is it possible that you impute to
me-to me-"
But she left the sentence incomplete and
burst into merry laugh.
"Pshaw what nonsense both of us are
talkingl Eat your breakfast, Cousin
Diana, and I'll 60 and turn over your
music; l shall only be here ten days, you
know, and must make the most OF all my
opportunities, mustn't II"
She went away, still laughing, as if Sc
cure III Tue CONSCIOUSNESS ol itI dttlWstltc-
ness that she could afford to despiSe the
jealous spite of Gives sisters; and as she
chose to devote herself for the rest of that
day to Mrs. Hallett, who was suffering with
one of her bad headaches, they saw no more
of her till the evening
81 hope she will go away before dearest
Anne comes TO u.s." Aurora said to her
brother, when he asked how they had been
getting on with their guest.
1: will be too Illuminating to nave to in
troduce her to Lady Anne" added Diana.
You think so? Then you had better
ask her ladyship to defer her visit" said
Give, shortly.
His sisters screamed in concert.
Deprive themselves Of the society of their
favOrlte friend for such girl as Lolita May
nardi
''If Lady Anne"
"Oh, brother!' was the astounding re-
Spouse. "Pm sick Of hearing Lady Anne's
name en- your lipsp
And shocking to relate, Give sang duets
all the evening with Lolita or else sat at the
piano with her in such earnest discourse
that his scandalized sisters became sulky
and went OF to bed.
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OUTLAWED DEMANDS.
All Claims for Clerk Hire, Exec
Ealk'a. Knrred hy Inv

All Claims for Clerk Hire, Except
Falk's, Barred by Law.
The local note brokers hold the thirty
two demands for clerk hire issued by the
Election Commissioners in 1886 and which
were recently up before the Supreme Court
in case entitled Ray G. Falk against
Auditor Strother. The demands amount in
all to S2S76 Is, and Auditor Strother con-
strued the meaning of the courts decision
to be that they must all be signed by him.
which he did, Instead Of entering ali de.
mands passed by the Supervisors in book
with an Endorsement of the fact. The
note-brokers called on Treasurer Refs and
were told that with the exception of Falk's
personal demand none of the others would
be paid, owing to the failure of the holders
to assign them to Falk when suit was COM
menced, consequently rendering them out
lawed. City and County Attorney Flour
noy gave the opinion that under the act of
March 8. 1864, all but Falk's claim are out
lawed. There is no dispute about paving
Falk's Individual claim, as it is properlv
signed by the Auditor. and this win be
done as soon as the new fiscal year funds
ara available
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ONE OF THE GANG.
A Disreputable Pueilist Again Behin


A Disreputabie Pugilist Again Behind
the Bars.
George Mulholland, the Australian light
weight pugilist, was locked up yesterday OH
charge of carrying concealed weapon.
He visited the Blue Grotto Saloon, 765
Howard street, few nights ago while in
toxicated. He wanted liquor on credit.
The bar-keeper demanded his money, and
Mulholland drew gun. which he brand
ished in the air, making divers threats Of
shooting. The gun was taken away and
put behind the bar. The Australian de-
manded his weapon, and OH his promising
to leave the house the bartender
returned it to him. AS Muholand re-
ceived it he quickly pointed it at the bar
keeper, and fired shot which took effect in
the bar mirror. Muholland was given to
the police Immediately.
The supposed fighter has run disreput-
able career in this city. He has served
term of 100 days in the House OF Correction
for malicious mischief. and has been in the
City Prison for drunkenness.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July 8. In the Stock market the
strong tone of Yesterday was reversed to-day by
weakness in Chicago Gas. The declines resulting
had more of an appearance of a well-executed raid
the general list. however, than of effect on
the weakness of Chicago Gas. The close was weak
at about the lowest prices of the day. The selling
was principally in the grangers and London favor
ites Governments steady. Petroleum opened
steady, spot 1914, August $3.50; spot declined Il,
August 1875 after which the market closed dull.
NEW YORK, July 9.-United States Bonds: as.
1872; 41aS, 10312; Northern Pacific 1914 Cana
dian Pacific, s31a; Central Pacific, 321a; Atchi-
son, 455s Union Pacific, 637s; WelIs-Fargo, 40;
Western Union, s37s; Silver, 1O5!4 Sterling,
81 S5la94 SO.
Wheat-Cash, 9Sssc: July, 95c.
Flour-Firm.
Cotfee-S16 10.
Sugar-4s4 @53sc.
Hops-CalifOruia, Ice
Hides-California, lac.
Copper-Lake, $40 60
Tin-Spot, $40 so.
Lead-Domestic, 81 5l1a.
Iron-SI4.
Petroleum-S914c.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, July 9.

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Wheat and Barley firm
Oats steady.
Corn dull.
Rye held firmly.
Middings advanced. Bran unchanged.
Hay as before.
Buckwheat nominal.
White Beans steadier.
Sole Leather in demand.
Potatoes easier.
Onions firm.
New Marrowfat Squash Offering.
Tomatoes in larger supply.
Fine Butter firmer.
Choice Eggs move WELL
Poultry unchanged.
Not much Game coming in.
Cheese firm.
Crawford Peaches appeared.
Figs glut the market.
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Henry Niemann with c. Zweestein. to build S.
line OF McAster ST., no +. OF Cough f. ~ :6xl20;
$500.
Chatain & Gillette with W. J. Ramage and wife.
wall etc. on n. OF Third and Perry sts., 50x
n IS; $1,000.
Charles IL. Baker with L. c. Norden. to build on
Cheney ST. 400 S. of Thrtieth, s. 25xl25; $3.50.
Thomas Ryan with Richard Sinnott, to build on
N line of Hush St, 50 e. of Baker, L. 25xSO: $1,000.
Guaranteed by ". j. Adams.
California Marble, building and Stone Company
with r. Marion Wells. marble work on S. line Of
Market st., 100 w. OF Fourth; $1,000.
California Marble, Building and Stone Company
with Il. Marion Wells, marble on Sw cor. of Cali
fornia and Taylor sts.; $11OO.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Calcutta, spot, &c; Wool Bags. 36@3Se:
Potato Gunnies. nominal.
LEATHER - Several descriptions show better
prices An active Eastern trade takes large Quanti-
ties OF Sole Leather from this market. Good heavy
Sole, 25C629c; medium, 22923c g ID; good light
Sole 20Gp2lc p 10: damaged, l6c - ID; Buh, 100
l2c p foot; Side Leather, 1O@l2c p loot; Calf
skins, 4OG50c p 10; Kips $2594O = doz; No.
Harness, 27G30c; No. 2, 22925c y 10.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes as
follows, terms net, cash: Cube, 63Sc; Crushed.
$3.50; Extra Powdered, 65sc; Fine Crushed 6asc:
Dry Granulated $3.50; COnfectlOnerS' A, 6I4c; Ex-
ira c, 43sc; Golden C. 45sc q 10; Bags, 1sc moro
than bbs.
The American Refinery quotes, terms net cash:
Extra fine Cube, 65Sc; Crushed, 65ac; Fine Crushed.
65sc; Powdered. $3.50; Extra fine Powdered 63sc:
Dry Granuiated, 63sc; Xxx do, o3se: COnfeetioners'
A, sac; White Extra q, &C; Extra c, 47sc; Golden
C. 4asc q d.
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Mates at odd, WIN Each Other.

A warrant was issued yesterday for the
arrest Of William Dolgian, first mate of the
barkentine S. G. Wilder, charged with as
saulting and wounding second mate C.
Peterson of the same vessel on the high
seas. Dolgian, whose real name is Will
lam Landgren, was arrested by United
States Deputy Marshal Maloney and
brought before Commissioner Sawyer,
who released him from custody on
$1,000 bail. Landgren says that he ordered
Peterson to do some work in the line of his
duty and Peterson refused, challenging him
at the same time 10 settle the matter in fair
fight. Landgren sailed into him and Peter
SON had the worst of it.
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For violent Assault.

Margaret Pancho alleges that John Law
son made an unproyoked assault upon her
in November last and violently threw her
out of doorway and into the street, caus-
ing her to lose the sight of one of her eyes.
She has sued him for $1,000 damages for in
juries.
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Figuring Out the surnIns.

Until the bills of all the municipal depart
ments are received by the Auditor no esti
mate OF the surplus can be made. Notice
has been sent to the heads of all derart-
ments having outstanding accounts with
the Auditors Office to send in their de-
mands at once. Unless this request is at
once complied with the books will be closed
and the laggards shut out. 1t will take at
least two weeks to figure out the surplus,
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, July s.-The spot market is strong
at rs 2d@7s 21ad. Cargoes are higher at
BIS Cd for off coast, 37s Tor Just shipped and
37s Cd for nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: July, Is 21ad; August, rs
3d. September, rs 4d; october. rs 4I4d; No
vember rs 41ad; December. Is 4s4d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. July 8. Consos, SO 1885, United
States Bonds = As 1884; 41as, 105; Silver.
4S14d; Rentes OF 12c.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

wiesspeIn Bros. & Co, to Nicola us Lubke and
wife, lot on E. line of Sixteenth ST., rs E.
Joseph NJ. Comerford to Lawrence NJ. Deut-
ter, lot OH n. line OF McAllister ST., 1876
W. of Parker ave-, W. rs, n. "a "A, NE. %
S. $3.50. 1875
lot ON 5, line of Jersey ST. 10 e. OF Sanchez,
c. o. swanberg (6y attorney to Frances X
Foley, lot Gu ". line OF rhirty-second ave,
l5ON. of X ST., \. 25xl20..................u /
w. Easton to Henry Holman, lot on e line
OF Seventeenth ave, 100 N OF o ST., N. l25
George W Lewis to Tevis & Fisher. lot on
NV. cor. OF Sacramento ST. and Prospect
r. Is. Gray to george ii. Roe, Western Add
George H. Roe to Tevis s Fisher, same.......
VIII h. Fisher to William S. L evils, undivided
half of lot on Sc. cor. of Chestnut and octa-
via sts., E. zoo :3xl37; Observation-Disclosures. l
Market and Stanyan streets Improvement
Company. TO julia p Magll lot on N.
line OF Clarendon ST., 206 E. Of Stanyan' e. nm
Market and Stanyan SITS. Improvement Com
pany to NJ. Brandt, lot on N line OF Bel
grave ave, 125 IS E. of StanyaD. e. 25xl00. 1,57I
Albert +. Mordaunt and wife TO orson ii. Eli
Oft, lot on w. line az Capp St. 50 n. of
Twenty-fourth y. observation-disclosures. $50
Henry Wenzell to Catharin ne specter. lot on
SE. line OF Sheridan ST., 100 SW. OF Ninth,
William Ilinfei to q. F. Terschuren, lot on W.
line of Laguna ST., 100 n. of Bush, n. 25x
Edward ". Haprai to Edward f. Sweeney, lot
IS
Edward +. Sweeney to John A. Peterkin, same. i
Melissa Rogers to Matthew C. SAKE undivided
half OF lots Block 1926: lot 2. Block 205. and
lot g. Block 24S South San Francisco Home
stead and Railroad Association. ............ j
Mike Montague to Mary S. Montague, lot on
y line of Dorand ST 1l3 4. OF Church, T.
Charles G. butler to John +. W. Piuns, lot on
Sc. cor of Washington and Laurel sts., E.
Harris H. Tassett to Henry 7. Roma, lot on
W. line of Seventeenth ave, 100 n. of Cali
farm 10 ~ N
Patrick W. Riordan with City and County of
San Francisco lot beg. at corner formed by
w line of Dolores st. with $. wall Of old
Mission Church, Sw. S2x2z ................. $50
William S. Taylor to Daniel Suter, lot on s.
b7e. ....................... 600
Daniel SuIer to Rebecca V. kissing. same -. GIL
Emile A. kissing to RebecCa V. Kissling, lot
on S. line OF Pine St., 100 E. OF Dupont, Z.
2ONoI 20
Edgard Strauss to John Gum, lot 46, Block
3, Holly Park Tract OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
John Coop TO Heurie Tegen and wife, lot on
W. line of buchanan st. rs N. OF filbert, n.
451SI ;o........'......' ...-.s,-...'........-..
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MORNING SALES.
Boards Cal Electric Light, 2l34 As Water
9gL4: $1,000 Omnibus Cable Bonds. llSl2.
Street.-The Hutchinson Z Co. 20.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-1S0 Pacific Lighting Co, 1919; SO Cal
Electric Light. 2l24 5000 S z OF Cal % Bonds,
ll5h2; 5uO ~ bonds, coupon, l2112.
Streets 900 Omnibus Cable Bonds, 1854; 200
Vigort Powder. IA.
SAN FRANCISCO BOARD.
Afternoon sales-60 Hawaiian Commercial, 153.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers as
follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality, &c; second quality 5@514c:
third do, 4@415c
VEAL-Large, 1860; small Calves. 6@sc.
MUTTON-Weth ers 714@Sc: Ewes, 7@D712c-
Handspring Lamb. sc p 10.
PORK-Llve Hogs. 4@43sc for light grain-fed, and
312@334c for heavy packing; stock Hogs. $40
36Ac = u dressed do. 7617Ilae p ID.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, July 9.-Wheat opened 1a@5sc lower
and ruled steady most of the session. with fuctua-
lions within 1a@5sc range, but closed 12@34c lower
than yesterday. Receipts, 27l,00O bushels; ship
ments. 33l, O0O bushels.
CHICAGO, July 9.-Wheat cash, S73zc.
Corn-3612c.
Pora-$l2
Lard-S5 80.
Ribs-$5 20.
Whisky-Sl o.
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PINKIRTS SIGNS.
His Business Rivals ObIiterate Them And
Fight Ensues.

ITS INIVHT5
flight Ensues.
Warrants were issued yesterday for the
arrest of j. II. Wurzburg on a charge of
battery and Samuel SINGER on charge of
vulgar language. Their accuser is II. Pink
irt, proprietor of the bazaar at 937 Market
street. He states that Wurzburg rented
part of his bazaar, and then engaged SINGER,
him. An understanding had been had with
Wurzburg that the display and signs al
ready in the store should not be interfered
With, but it seems the new business men
began to obliterate the old signs. Pinkirt
objected and says he was knocked down
and abused by the defendants.
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Shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day the Michigan for Port
land, the Coos Bay for Fort Bragg and the North
Fork Tor Humboldt Bay. The City of Puebla falls
due from Victoria and Puget Sound, the Coos Bay
from Little River, the Humboldt from Humboldt
Bay the Caspar from Grays Harbor and the Gypsy
from the Salinas River
The San Bias falls due from Panama Tuesday.
The bark Colusa 1929 tons, loads Lumber on the
Sound for Melbourne 70si Adelaide or Port Pirrie,
TBS I'd.
The British iron ship Ulrlca. 1928 TONS was char
tered prior TO arrival for Wheat to U. X, Hayre
Antwerp, 37s I'd.
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aid until the outstanding bills are all re-
cdved no idea can be formed as to how
much the surplus will be.
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BALLADE OF THE BABY.

)fHEEKS that are dimpled and pink,
Twin roses abl0om on a spray;
Red lips full of love to the brink;
II Soft glances that, pensiye or gay,
world of sweet meaning convey
Wee fingers that fiutter and cling,
snowdrift OF crumpled array
This is the Baby, the Kingl
What though he tips over my Ink,
And drives my five wits all astrayf
Shall grumble indeed, do you think,
Because, In his innocent way,
He wakes Inc long hours before day
And wants me 10 walk and to sing?
Why not, IL it pleases him. pray?
This is the Baby, the Kingl
Our fortunes they rise and they sink,
We let the world wag as 1t may;
Our lives narrow down to the chinS
That encircles his Majesty Nay,
Our lives and our fortunes we lay
At his feet, with his rattle and rug,
Content to adore him and say,
"This is the Baby, the King!
ENVOY.
Prince you may boast of your sway,
IT'S but an ephemeral thing
The Empire of Hearts Is for aye,
This is the Baby, the King.
Margaret johnson III Harper's Young PEOPLE,
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Shipping Notes.

New York Exchange. 171ac for sight drafts and
221bc for Geographic
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE.

In Pacific Standard Time Computed by THOMAS
1ESNENT, Chronometer aud Instrument
Maker lS Market streeL
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New York Exchange.

Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at s2@s31ac.
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Fine Silver.
Nominal at 81 04@1 O411a q ounce.