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The morning call., 1890-10-14
FRATERNAL NOTES.
Degree Work Before the Grand
Encampment, 1. 0. o. F.

Wildey Encampment. No. %. 1. o. o. f..
met last Saturday evening. There was
large attendance of members and visitors,
and an enjoyable evening was passed.
King Solomon's Lodge, No. 26O. F. and A.
NJ, at its called meeting last evening had
work in the Entered Apprentice Degree.
California Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. /,
1. o. o. F., at its regular meeting on Satur-
day evening had large attendance and an
entertaining session.
San Francisco Chapter, No. !, Royal Arch
Masons, at its regular meeting last evening
had work in the Mark Masters Degree.
Templar Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 10,
l. o. o. f., at its last meeting. on Saturday
evening, initiated four candidates, the work
being performed in a highly satisfactory
manner, all praising the officers for their eff
icency in the charges and floor work. There
will be an open meeting next Saturday even
ing, when an excellent programme Of eXer-
ciseS will be given.
Argonaut Council of the Royal Arcsnum
met in regular session last evening and had
a very profitable meeting.
California Lodge, No. !, |. o. o. F., con-
ferred the initiatory at its regular meeting
last evening.
U. S. Grant Lodge. No II, United Endow-
ment Associates will celsbrdte its fifth an
Irving Hall next Friday evening.
Concordia Lodge, No. 122, |. o. o. F., had
an initiation at its meeting last evening"
The work was well rendered, and the Wal
halla Glee Club Sang several appropriate
selections.
Germania Lodge. No. 20, United Endow-
ment Associates, will hold an open meeting
next Saturday evening in the lOdge-room,
Shiels' Building.
Unity Encampment. No. g. l. o. o. F.,
will meet this evening, when there will
probably be work in the degrees.
Confidence Lodge, No. 22S2. Knights of
Honor, meets this evening In Red Mems
Building, $40 Post street, and will probably
have an initiation.
Valley Lodge. No. 80. A. o. U. W, will
give an entertainment and dance on Wednes-
day evening, 10Th inst, in Laurel Hall, -
OFarreli street.
On Tuesday evening, 2lst inst, the Patri-
arch. Golden Rule and Royal Purple Degrees
will be exemplitied before the officers and
members of the Grand Encampment. A
special meeting of Good viii Encampment,
No. S4,will be held for that purpose, open TO
all members of the Royal Purple Degrees
Widely, No. %, and Golden Gate Encamp-
ment, No. l, will each do the work Of
degree.
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ALONG THE RAIL.
Senator Stanford Party Due Here
This Evening.

Senator Stanford ana Party Due Here
This Evening.
The memb ers of the local Passenger As
ISOLATION yesterday received notice from
Chairman Mccarthy announcing the with
drawal from the organization of Peter Har-
vey, General Agent OF the Baltimore and
Ohio road. By the terms of the contract,
known as the "ironclad agreement" men,
Der must give thirty days notice Of with
drawal, and until the expiration of that time
is bound by its terms. Mr.. Harvey gives, as
his reasons for withdrawing, the refusal of
others concerned TO comply with It's require
ments, in not Furnishing Agent Mccall OF the
Erie for an alleged violation OIL the lronclad
in the recent Chinese case.
The Rate Committee Of the TranScontl-
mental Association Will meet at Chicago on
the Dist inst. Among the many important
subjects to be discussed at this meeting are
the following: Excursion tickets from Col
orado and other inland points to the PACING
Coast, excursion commission payments on
emigraDt tickets west bound and the pay
ment If commissions on all east bound busi-
ness.
Commencing on the 18th of November the
Southern Pacific will put on three vestlouled
dining-cars on the Central route, between
Truckte and Wells, New. They will fill a
long-felt want and have been designated
1.-The Yosemite" I" the Pacific" and the
Golden Gate"
Senator Stanford is due here from New
York at As o'clock this evening. There is
a possibility, however, that he may stop
over in Sacramento for day or so. c. z.
Huntington Is expected here Thursday.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and 81. Paul will
soon run lis own sleeping and buffet cars
lighted by electricity, thus doing away with
the Pullman service altogether.
\. Z. Bassett. Superintendent Of the
Coast Division Of the Southern Pacific, will
leave to-day for the annual inspection trip
over his division.
L. a. Holbrook, General Ira ffic Manager
of the Chicago and Northwestern, arrived
from the East last evening.
The regular weekly excursion over the
Chicago and Northwestern will leave to-day
for the East with siXty-fve people.
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FiIberts l5l &c; Brazil Nuts, nominal at l2GplZ
q 10: Cocoanuts. S5@6 . 100
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. did better yesterday
Marrowfat Squash quotable at $S91O o ton;
Egg Plant. 35@5Oc q box Green Okra, SIG
70 q box: Green Peppers; 25G4oc g % pof ZOE
Chile and 4u6l50c p box for Bell; Tomate es iarse
boxes, 25935c p box for River and SOG6Oc q
box Tor Bay: Green Corn. 75c@s1 2 sack aud crate
for common to good and 206G25c q dozen Ior
Alameda; Summer squash, 4O95Uc e box for Bay:
Lima Beans. 3@3l.c 2 10 Cucumbers. 25@40c 9 oo1
for Bay; Pickles 81 box for small ana oocgo 9t
94Oc; 1urnps, 75c; Beets, 81; Parsuips, 81 70 Is
ell: GarlIc 1912 a15c y ID.
quotable at lS@1312c q II; California smoked
Bacon. 9@10c n 10 for heavy and medium, and
l3@ls1se . N for light: l$129i4c for extra light;
Hams for city trade 14l4@1419c: California Hans;
salt, 1214@l21ac q ibi refrigerator cured, IS9
cases, l0@l0l2c; California terces, 9l4@512c:
haIf.bbls, 912@9s4c; tins. DC; pals, lob lQ12c;
ST. 50@l2: clear Pork, sl9 5O92o: extra prime.
SIG 5e9ld; extra clear. S2og20 5o mess DO,
Pigs Feet $l3@13 80 q bbi Smoked Beef. lls49
l2c p ID
are again rather indifferent about selling.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy salted steers, S12c
~ medium See z n; light 63aS7e; Cowhid les,
Hides usual selection, 1901 lie; dry Kips l0@1012c
dry Calf, 10@l0Iac prime 6oatskins, 4015Oc each:
medium do zj@35c; small skins, l0@20c: Deer
skins. good summer. 30935c; medium, 25c; thin,
zoe q IT.: Sheepssins, shearlings, lO@2Oc; short
green skins sell relatively higher.
TALLOw-Fair to good rendered. 3la@334c q ID:
refined. 6(3514,c; Grease. 234g3c e 10.
wooL-Active and strong. Revised quotations
are as follows. FAN elips-HumbOldt aud Mendo-
elmo free leSisc % defective, i4gIoe sac5
Mountain free, l2@l5c; San Joaquin aud Southern.
s@llc. Spring clips; Valley OREGON, 2 l92312e;
Eastern Oregon, lso20c; do fair. l5@947c g 10. No
other kinds of Wool left in market.
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SEA AND SHORE.
An English Ship to Sail With the
Crew She Brought.
Vessels Reported Bar-Bound at Eureka-Plac-
ing the Cefferdam Under the Steamer
State of California.

The British ship Combermere. which ar
rived here on September 1st from Sydney,
Australia, with a cargo of coal, is now lying
in the stream laden with wheat for England,
and will sail probably tomorrow. Captain
jenkins is an old-tim trader to this port.
and is great fayorte with his crew. This
is evidenced by the fact that not man has
left the vessel since he arrived, he having
the same men on board that he had when he
left England. The only man that has left is
the steward. whom the captain paid off at
his own request There never was prob
ably British ship in this port before from
which some Of the crew did not desert. and
the fact that none have left the Combermere
speaks volumes for the captain. If he had
only given pretext or occasion for the crew
to leave at Sydney or here the ship would
have been gamer by $500 or 5000.
A cotferdam was placed yesterday under
the stern of the steamer State oil California
at Green street Wharf Tor the purpose OF
putting in new shaft and wheel. L. j.
Kelly superintendcd the work, which was
done expeditiously. After the cofferdam
was in position the Water Nymph, Captain
j.. Harvey, pumped it out, and work ON the
shaft will be commenced to-day.
The weather was thick and foggy at Point
Lopos yesterday. A calm prevailed until 9
o'clock, when light breeze sprang up from
the southwest, veering at o'clock in the
afternoon to the west The barometer read:
s o'clock in the morning, 3012; noon, 5000;
o'clock in the evening, 30.06.
The schooner John +. Miller arrived yes
terday from Port Hartford with cargo of
biiuminous rock, and went to Oakland direct.
The schooner Barbara HernSter arrived with
lumber from Bowens Landing and went up
river direct.
Captain Hannah of the Corona reports
al, IL, -, 1nnt In har Il
Eureka, and that number of vessels are
lying there bar-bound.
The steamer Corona was inspected yes
terday by United States inspectors Lubbock
and Hilman and found to be i'll tirSt-clasS
condition.
The ship Title f. Starbuck, bound for
Portland, was spoken on August 2Sth in
latitude 50 south, longitude 20o west.
The ship Edward OBrien went over TO
Oakland yesterday 10 discharge her cargo
of coal from Nanamo.
II. B. NJ. sloop-of-war Nymphe will sail
this morning for Honolulu.
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and with parted lips drinking in the CRATE
ful rain-iaden air. tried to rise, but could
not She was much stronger than /, ano at
my direction went below ana DrJueht
blankets and clothes, which she spread on
the deck, that they might catch tie falling
drops. She seemed quite vigorous, ana al
ready felt my own strength coming PACK.
Soon she was able to squeeze water from the
blanket into little can that stood by the
mast We were in too great agony OF thirst
to think of neatneSs. She offered the can
to me.
".Drnk yourself, Helen, 1 said.
"No,' she answered with a smile. No;
you need it most
arm under my head, and with the other
hand held the water to my parched lips.
" drank eagerly. The draught was NE
ing power. Hardly noticed that 1t left such
a vuuer taste upon my lips. i sat erect.
Helen, with her arm still around my neck,
drank what remained in the can. Then she
looked me full in the face. There was new
expression in the lovely eyes. A deep flush
was on her brow.
Arthur she said, and there was q
tremor in the rich deep voice, Arthur,
love you! Oh. love you'll My darling, my
noble, faithful darling! Arthur!
:" She threw herself uron my breast with
burning face aud streaming eyes. The blood
leaped through my veins. She raised her
sweet face and our lips met for the first time,
There was an awful crash and our freed
spirits took their happy flight together.
I'VE had drunk from the can that con-
tanned Uncle Johns explosive. little OF
the powder had clung to the can, tlOated on
the water and adhered to our lips when we
drank.
' The impact of that first classic kiss had
exploded the compound and our heads were
blown from our shoulders
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STEAMER Drsr1xAr1ox. SAILS wHRr
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united Endowment Associates,

The Order of United Endowment Asso-
ciates has made a report to date, showing
six years OF success. The object of the order
is to insure benefits and insurance TO mem
bers upon the fraternal and cooperation
plan, at the lowest possible rates, in fact at
actual cost, the order being worked solely In
the interests OF its members. From the time
of its organization, little over six years ago,
to this date $50 matured coupons, amounting
to $326, go, have been paid to living MEN,
bers. and ninety-seven death losses, amount
ing to sos 125, have also been paid.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Crocker's Son Injured.

Charles I. Croker, aged years, and
son of c. f. Crocker of the Southern Pacific
Company, fell thirty feet on Sunday after
noon while sliding down bannister in his
fathers home, at the corner OF Pine and
Leavenworth streets. His head struck on n
register and the skull was fractured. Other
injuries were received, and the lad is under
the care of Drs. Rosenstirn and Dorr, who
are exerting every effort to save his life.
The boy was still unconscious yesterday
afternoon, though the physicians were some-
what hopeful for his recovery.
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TENANTS Not IinhIa

Judge Hunt has sustained the demurrer
interposed by George E. Sheldon aud others
TO the complaint of Elizabeth Middleton VS..
Mabel Treadwell and others. The plaintiff
was injured some time ago by falling
through hole in the sidewalk in front of a
house owned by Mrs. Treadwell, but occu-
pied by other defendants. These commended
that they should not be made parties to the
action, as they are not responsible for the
condition of the premises. The court sus-
tanned their view Of the case.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks opened the week firm yesterday and most
of them sold higher in the morning but fell back in
the afternoon call. Andes ran from So 40 up to
81 so in the morning, but lost the ground again in
the afternoon session.
The only luctuation worthy of note in local Sc
curities decline in Hutchinson Sugar TO $40 so
asked.
Con. Imperial is assessed sc.
Fireman's Fund Insurance has declared quar-
terly dividend CT 50, payable on the 10TH
The production of the Comstoek lode last week
follows: ophr, 30 tons ore, assaying $50 20
Con. Cal. and Virginia 1895 tons, 1913 a5; Choar
524 tons, S22; Occidental $40 tons, S23 TO- Con.
Cal and Virginia shipped $i9lSl to the Carson
Mint.
Commonwealth and North Commonwealth shipped
S25,7l3 on joint account last week.
The Peerless and Kentuck delinquent sales take
place to-day.
Assessments PENDING.
Tie following is 4 list of assessments now pending
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A Disastrous First Dav.

Thomas Cleary, who was for some years
wharfDger at Mission-street Wharf, and o.
C. Benjamin, the wel-known purser of the
Occidental and Oriental Company's line.
yesterday opened an office as ships clerks at
Mis>ion-street Wharf. Their first day was
disastrous. as four-horse team, driven by
John McGinny, ran against the frail office
and caDsized it. Both Cieary and Benjamin
were inside at the time, but by agility es-
canei uuiuiurod
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A QUESTION.

Annie was carving the baby one day,
80 Tossing aloIt the lump of inan1ty,
Dear TO its father and mother no uouot,
49, To the rest of the world mere lump
90 of humanity
Sam came along, and was thinking, may be-
Emil as much of Annie as she of the baby
"Just look at the baby" cried Ann in futter'
Giving its locks round her hnger twlfl'
,,If was man know l couldn't
Be keeping my hands eff dear little giri;
And Sam gave a wink as IL TO say, MAY oe,
or the girls I'd rather hug you than the bapy.
Now kiss it, she cried, still hugging It closer,
ats mouth like the roses the honey-Oee slps.
Sam stopped TO obey and as heads came toSe'hef'
There Glanced to arise a confusion OF nps
And as it occurred 1t might have been, may oei
That each got a kiss, sam, Ann and the Oaoy.
MS hard to tell what Just then was the matter,
For the babe was the only one innocent there,
Ana Annie flushed up ike fnll-bown peony.
While Samuel turned red to the roots OF his halr,
20 mo Question is this-you can answer, may be
mia Annie Kiss sam. or did both kiss the baby?
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The will of Michael j. Lynch was filed for
probate yesterday. The instrument makes
the widow the sole legatee, and recommends
to her affectionate care their two children.
The estate consists OF partnership interest
lcies in the Young Mems Institute and Mis-
sion Turn VeIin, money in bank and house,
hold furniture, the aggregate value of which
il unknouu
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Killed by n Fall.

David Nash, sailor, while at work yes
terday dsmaptling the whaling schooner c.
ii. White at Clay-street Wharf, fell to the
wharf, distance of thirty-five feet, and
sustained fracture of the base of the skull.
He was removed to the Receiving Hospital.
where he died at O'Clock in the afternoon.
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specIal Warebouse s,amps,

Internal Revenue Collector Sears has res
cued viticulturisis from an unpleasant pre-
dicament. In answer to correspondence
with Washington Treasury officials. he re-
ceived this telegram yesterday: xviii allow
special warehouse stamps to be nsed, if
practicable TO do SO. JOHN w. MASON,
Commissioners
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-CaIcutta, 61ac; Wool Bags, se@ssc; Po-
tato GUnnies. nominal.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes.
terms net cash. cube Crushed, Extra Pow
dered and Fine Crushed, all 6i4c; Dry Graduated.
&c. Confectlouers' a. $3.50; Extra q. 5ci Golden
C. 4s4c q 10: Bags. 1sc more than bbls.
The American Sugar Refinery quotes as fol-
lows, terms net cash: Extra fine Cube. Crushed,
Fine Crushed and Powdered 6I4c y II; Extra
Fine Powdered, 6I2e; Dry GranuIated. &c; AK do.
&c: Confectioners' A. 51sc; White Extra e. o1aci
Extra q, sc; Golden Z, 434c y IL.
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A license has been issued to the Citizens
Bank CT Los Angeles to commence business
on the 1st prox. The subscribed capital is
$4,000, of which 10 per cent has been paid
up.
The Bank Commissioners have examined
the Bank of San Miguel, whose total re-
sources and liabilities amount to S102, 260 49,
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address in reference to the work In his society.
The next two Mondays will be given to the
discussion of the question whether women
shall be admitted as delegates to the General
Conference. DR.. B. f. Crary was appointed
to prepare paper on the affirmative and Dr.
F. D. Bovard on the negative.
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United States Commissioner Houghton
yesterday heard evidence in the cases Of ten
Oh inese who were landed on wits of habeas
corpus. One applicant was landed, two
were remaDded and the remaining seven
cases were taken under adyisement.
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The Presbyterian Ministerial Union met
at Calvary Church yesterday, Rev. j. NJ.
Alexander presiding. Among those who
made brief addresses were John Curry, the
evangelist. Rev. George McNutt of the New
York Presbytery, whose subject was THE
Place and Power Of Evangeists in the Pres
byterian Church," Rev. NJ. S. Hartwell,
Rev. Messrs. Blake, Malherna and others.
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s,ock and Hond Exchance.

At the ninth annual meeting of the Stock
and Bond Exchange yesterday the officers
were elected as follows: President, John
Perry Jr Vice-Presdent, August Helbing;
Chairman, r. G. Brown; Secretary, Edward
Barry, and Treasurer, Daniel Meyer.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality, 51a@6c; second quality.
434(95c: third do, 3l@G41ac.
VEAL-Large dose: small Calves, case.
MUTToN-wetiers. Ease; Ewes, 612G71ac.
LAMB-Sprine Lamb StD9c q 10.
PORK-Live Hogs, 4@4L4 for light granted, and
3ss@334c for heavy packing; STOCK Hogs 39312c
n ID: dressed do GL.@l7 L2c q ID.
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California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-Porter Bros. IL 60. sold to-day
five ears of California fruit. Ounces, 81 So: Bart
lett Pears, 81; Tokay Grapes full crates. 81 $50
so; half crates so, @sl 3O Muscats, half crates,
55@s5c; Black Moroccos, half crates, 81 1901 SO;
grapes in poor order; Goes late Red Plums, 81 05.
The Montgomery Auction Company sold to-day
for account of the Earl Fruit Company. w Il. Strong
Company and others Winter Nellis Pears, 81 10 {;
Beurre Clairgeau, So so; Beurre Diel, 50 So; Da-
lencon, 50 SO: White Doyenne, 50 IS; Easter
Beurre, 81 1902 20: Vicar 50 20; Glout Mcrceau,
81 So; Pound, 81 20 Ounces. 81 70,
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The Plaza Robbers.

Edward Mitchell, alias Charles Mitchell,
and George Lewis, who robbed Luvig Peter
son in the plaza Saturday afternoon, were
held for trial in bonds of $4,000 each yester-
day by Police Judge.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS,
ALAMEDA ZEAL ESTATE

$500 lot 551i56 oc S to aNn haIa on
barrow gauge terms easy. Apply TO JOSEPH A.
LEONARD, corner Park ST. and General ave, Ala
media. oc14 II
IrOR SALEM ALAMEDA, ON LAFAYETTE
4S:4xI4S each; also NV cor. of San Antonio ave.
and Lafayette ST. ana the two lots adjoining each
50xI45: get off at Chestnut Station, narrow gauge.
Apply TO the owner, i. {. MATHISOS, 425 Mont
g0Inery street. OCT TuThSaSu I'm
IfoR sALE-ELEGANT GROOM COTTAGE,
Il bath. gas-fxtures. lawns and all modern improve
menls lot 50x150 Apply Room 81, Chronicle
building. oe12 3t%
(lHEAPEsT AND BEST LOT IN ALAMEDA FOR
~ the money. Apply to f. SMITH. 3l6 Mont-
gomery st. ocS It's
.GIOOa CoTTAGE4 ROOMS: STREET SEW
I'D ] AOv. cred: 5000 cash; balance easy terms
$l60O-4-room house, with windmill ana punp
lot 50xl40 $500 cash; very easy terms
$4SO0-Elegant new 2-story house of rooms:
easy terms.
: $l2,O0O-Three houses; now renting for 800 per
month: send for particulars
Several desirable places TO exchange FOR country
property. JUDD, HANLEY CO., 1906 iark ST. II If
JNSTALLMENT HOMES $1,000: 5000 CASH.
$50 per month; pretty cottage; rooms; modern
improvements; near station; new.
$2200-S250 cash Sls per month; new cottage;
a rooms; modern Improvements; near sta ton.
$2350-S40O cash. $l6 per month; new cottage; 4
rooms: modern improvements: near station.
$3f50-$376 cash. $50 per month; new house, 3
rooms corner; fine bargain.
S41O0-$l500 cash, S35 per month; fine house;
San jose ave-: 8 rooms.
S430O-$5OO cash, S35 per month: splendid new
2-story house (corner); rooms; few houses to
MARCusE a. LESsER-San Francisco. 62s Mar
Fet st. opp. Palace HOTEL Alameda, Bay-street Sta
ton (Droad gauge). Open Sundays, Builders and
contractors. Estimates furnished.
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Jedlicka Recovered Judgment. uxm

Savings and Loan Society and its contrac-
tor, Thomas Warren, was concluded yester-
day afternoon by a verdict in his favor for
$1,000 damages. The plaintiff had fallen
into an unguarded excavation ON the site of
the new bank building and claimed negli-
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CHICAGO, Oct. 13-In the wheat market there
only moderate speculative trading. Fluctua-
lions continued within moderate limits. Prices ad-
vanced I14c, with slight fuctuatlons and closing
lc higher. Receipts, $4,000 bushels; shipments.
249,O00 bushels. Rye firm at 6Sc. Barley quiet at
75c
CHICAGO. Oct I3.-Wheat cash, 81 O0!4c.
Corn-49l4c.
Pork-$9 10.
Lard-S6 17Is.
Ribs-S5 80.
Whisky-Sl IL
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English yFheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 13.-The spot market is qliet
at rs 2d@7s 3D. Cargoes quiet at 37s Sd
for of coast, SIS Sd for Just shipped and SIS Sd
for nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: October rs 4I5d; November,
rs SGD; December, Is Cd: January, rs Cd; Feb
ruary, rs 3D. March, rs Cd; April, rs cd; May,
rs Cd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Oct. I3.--consos, s514 United States
Bonds-4s 1926; 4l4's, 106; Silver, sod; Rentes,
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l OR SALES AND 10 PER CENT FIRST
I mortgages on real estate. c. II. STREET q CO.,
4t5 MontgOmry s.. OCT I'm
Gan FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
- 53s kearuy ST. the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds watches; low interest. oc4 II
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u.IS EACH-lOO LOTS IN The BEAUTIFUL
u i y suburbs of Lorin; no such bargains ever
or red In Oakland right in the march of immedt-
ate improvements; new ferry to san Francisco;
new street-car line to Oakland; come at once before
prices advance; sure to maze money; lots 25xl35;
SIS down, So per month. CLOUGH & BAKER
96t washington ST. OCT If
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!. ar SALE IL TERMINAL TRACT, PIEDMONT,
] situated terminus Of Piedmont Cabie-road. in
the most desirable portions OF the Piedmont dis
Irict: has a frontage cabe-rOad Of T27 feet;
grruud elevated and Of Just sufficient grade 10 gyS
every lot magnificent, nnOHstructed view E. o .He
harIur the Golden Gate. san Francisco ~nd OAK
I.ud: streets graded and cement Si@eWaiHs idlu;
city water plped to property; 70 minutes Ierry
Tfact The ierminaffract Is the cream OF Pied
mont Ir5ufre of "a. HERON, 1850 Broadway,
r. ~ nov BOO ICELAND. Cal ocl4 I'm
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q. un EACH-2O LOTS N OAkLAND'S BEAU
u O. w tful suburb. Lorin; good soil, fine view,
and right in the line OF the proposed ferry to
san Francisco and blocks TO electric road to oak
land: this property VIII double before paid for; for
sale IT this price short time only; terms $50
duw-i- SO per month. CLoUGH u BAKER. 964
Washington st. se23 I'm