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DUST TO DUST.
Funeral of Walter Leman, the
Veteran Actor.

The funeral of the late Walter NJ. Le-
man took place yesterday morning from the
family residence on Hill street, whence the
remains were conveyed to st. James
Church, corner of Guerrero and Twenty
third streets, to receive the last solemn
rites. After the coffin had been placed on
the bier, in front of the high altar, requiem
mass was celebrated by the pastor, Rev.
Father Lynch, to the accompaniment OF
Wilcox's requiem music, which was rendered
under the direction of Miss Rita Kelly by
Miss Ella Crack, Miss Nellie Kenny, So
pranos; Mrs. Stanley Griffin, alto; and
T. j. Panzin, bass.
The eulogy was preached by the Rev.
Father Preato. of st. Ignatius College, an
old-time friend of the deceased actor. to
whose many virtues he paid glowing and
deserving tribute At the conclusion OF the
religious services the remains were carried
to Calvary Cemetery. followed by great
many old acquaintance from the theatrical
profession and Grand Army circles, as well
as four generations of mourning relatives,
who laid many choice floral offerings upon
the new-made grave.
The pall-bearers were: Colonel c. Mason
Kinne DR.. C. III. French, Judge Ethelbert
Burke, Frank j. French, Colonel I. h
Statler and E. Noah Jones. Colonel Kline
represented Lincoln Post g. a. r, to which
deceased had belonged, and DR.. French the
other organizations Of which the deceased
had been member.
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GUILTY AS CHARGED.


L. L. Ewing Convicted of Embezz1ement
by a Jury.
Luther L. Ewing, ex-Assemblyman and
late fare-collector or cashier of the Central
Railroad Company on Turk street, near
Taylor, was found guilty yesterday of mis-
demeanor embezzlement, having been tried
by jury in Police Judge LAWYERS court.
For long time the car company suspect
ed that money was gradually disappearing
from the boxes in the hOrse-cars. Detective
Curtin was employed to make an investiga-
ton, and before long suspicion settled upon
Ewing, to trap whom, about a month ago.
several small coins were marked and placed
i'll the boxes.
In the afternoon ON the same day Curtin's
men, stationed in an anteroom in the Office,
saw Ewing pocket handfuls of nickels and
they placed him under arrest. The marked
coins were found in his possession, and sub
seQuently introduced in evidence against
him. Ewing was ordered to appear for sem
tence this morning on the first charge. Four
similar charges are hanging over him.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Jan 2.-The year 1891 opened aus
piciously in Wall street to-day, and the strength
and activity displayed were unusual for the day
after New Years day, especially 1t comes at the
end of the week and Friday. when monetary
conditions generally favorable TO advances.
Dealings the whole had less of professional ap-
pearance than they nave for a long time but no
marked impression was made upon prices, which
were the highest seen in many days. The close
firm to strong about the best prices of the day
Governments dull. Petroleum-February opened
at 70 and closed at 1875.
NEW YORK, Jan. Limited States Bonds-4's,
12l; do. 41as, 1O3l4 Northern Pacific, 217s
Canadian Pacific, 1915; Central Pacific, 20; Union
Pacific, Al; Atchson 29ss; wes-Fargo. l4O;
Western Union, TIA; Silver, 104ss Sterling 81 so
GA S41a.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-wheat cash, 81 O6a4; De-
cember. 81 O43s.
fiour-Quiet.
Coffee-$l6 20.
Sugar. l516@5c.
Hops-Paeifc Coast, 30@4Oc.
Hides-l2@121ac.
Copper-Lake, Sl4 so.
Tin-Spot, $40 20.
Lead-Domestic, 81 20.
Iron-$l4.
PetrOIeum-February. 1875.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Il Bride and Groom Killed yyl,u. r..
Home From, a..

IL Driue ana Groom Killed While Going
Home From the Altar.
fiidSe tragedies are common enough in
France, but that which lately occurred in
Commune of Saint Dorat, in Auyergne. was
OF so startling character that it deserves
chronlcling, says Paris dispatch to the
London Daily Telegraph. A bride and
bridegroom were returning home after their
wedding, accompanied by their friends in
IestiVe array. were shot dead and their
murderer has since committed suicide, II
was a patent case of love and jealousy.
Montel, young farmer of % years of age
was the bridegroom, having led to the altar
Marie C0nStelX, girl of IS years. The
members of the bridal party, preceded by
local fiddler, were walking along a country
path bordered on either side by hedges.
The yiolinist was playing lively
air. which was taken up with great
energy by the peasant girls attend
ing the bride, when suddenly there was
a hash OF fire through the bushes ON one
side OF Tue rustic road, report was heard,
and almost Immediately Montel fell to the
ground. The wedding guests had hardly
recovered from their terror when another
shot was heard, and the bride staggered and
d 1eIl over the PROSTATE body of her husband.
a ane women oil the party fled shrieking
sway, anu the men, after having made vain
Efforts 10 seize the murderer, placed the
u ~ oodles on cart and conveyed them to
f inc orldegroom's home. where they were
n asfu oqe sac by side in death. The legal
E1no h oI lssoire and the gendarmes hay-
ifg Deen apprised of the tragic occurrence
IVA, !. was decided to arrest On suspicion n
bboung fellow named Manaranche, who had
s 3een madly in love with Marie Consteix be-
ro.e ner marriage with Montel. Mana
i,a,, however, after having wreaked his
vengeance SO terribly on his old sweetheart
ana ms rival in her affections, went into n
shrubbery near his house and shot himself
through the breast His dead body, with
gendarmes the following day, 'As
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FOOD CAME TOO LATE.
Pathetic Death of Little Child From
Starvation.

Pathetic Death of a Little Child From
Starvation.
A Philadelphia special to the Pittsburg
Dispatch tells the following pitiful story
In one Of the tenement houses on Sixth
street, below South, there lives on the top
floor back Scotch family. the head of which
bears the name of Arnold Mckenzie Besides
the parents there are seven children in the
family, the eldest of which is a boy 10 years
old Mckenzie is harnesS-maker by trade,
and he has been in this country Just six
weeks. a stranger in a strange land he
has had hard time getting bread for his
family since his arrival. lie has worked at
almost anything he could get TO do bravely
and cheerily for his famiY's sake. Two
weeks ago, however, he fell sick and his
troubles were increased. The soap-box in
which the little stock Of coal was stored.
soon became empty; there was no fire and
the bOx-like attic was draughty and cold.
Grocer and baker were 10th to trust the
strangers and so the food supplies were
soon cut off. Then the tenant from whom
Mr. Mckenzie had sub-let his room pushed
for his rent and the doctor prescribed beef
tea nourishment One of the children was
little girl, named Mary, true Scotch lassie,
just turned years OF age. When the other
children clamored for bread she sat Quiet
and said nothing, but she dropped almost
yIsibly. Every morning and evening the
old Scotch psalms were sung and the family
knelt around the table in prayer, the father
lying Oh straw In the corner, leading the de-
votions.
On Christmas morning the starving family
assembled as usual for prayer, Mary kneit
with the rest, the psalm was sung, and, as it
was finished, Mary began to sing the TWEEN
ty-third Psalm in the Scotch meter, THE
Lords my Shepherd, I'll no want, He maks
me doom to lie" She sang the verse through
and then commenced to talk incoherentiy.
With pale faces the rest watched her, until
at last the mother understood what had
happened, Mary's mind was gone; she was
raving.
just then knock came at the door and in
walked the doctor and behind him a man
bearing basketful of provisions. He hau
seen their need and brought help, but too
ing. But. as her father said. Her praver
seemed seemed t" open the clouds and sunshine
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LOVE, I'VE FOUND you OUT.

Owe, never knew you,
. :. Not until this hour;
( Now bow unto you,
Ia Now know your power.
First ii seemed deceiving,
And dared TO doubt;
O.: Now Pm all believing
Eve Just found you out.
Ere knew your measure,
Ere you came to bless,
What lew planes of pleasure
: l thought happiness
All my schemes Of treason
=. Toward You put TO rout,
Now Pm brought to reason
Since I've found you out
Cure for melancholy,
Balm for every wound
Banisher of folly,
Love, in you I've found
., They Who once have known you
Meier can do without;
Mankind all enthrone you
When they've found you out.
GEORGE BIRDsEYE, in Detroit Free Press.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks opened the new year quiet and weak with
decline in Bullion to 81 90 in the afternoon call
Potosi selling down TO 81 SO and Cholar to 81 So
Closing quotations below.
Local securities were dun, with higher prices for
S. V. Water and S. +. Gas.
Pacific Coast Borax Company has declared divi-
dend of 81, payable the 10th.
The Hibernia Savings and Loan Society has de-
clared dividend at the rate OF "A per on all
deposits payable now.
Sierra Nevada is assessed at SOC.
The following stocks sofa ex-dividend yesterday:
Pacific Bank, semi-annual, 81 per share; Capital
Gas, quarterly, 81; Juds0n Manufacturing zoe;
Vigorit Powder, SC; Quicksilver. quarterly 81 so.
The following bonds were quoted ex-coupon yes
terday; Contra Costa Water, 81 80; Market-street
Cable, SO; Northern Railway of California So;
Park and Ocean Railroad, IS; Park and Cliff House
Railroad 50; $. p. r. r. OF Arizona, 49,
The Crown Point assessment falls delinquent in
board to-day and the Martin White delinquent sale
takes place also.
Assessments Pending.
NNg
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=, The publication in yesterdays issue of
iHE GALL of the disappearance OF James
scout leading produce peddler, leaving
DeIihd nm many creditors to mourn his
nlenI' was the chief topic of conversation
among commission merchants and fruit
oo ,si' Yesterday. The exact amount
owing owing BY Scott to the various produce firms rms
5 5aInano oe aseertained. 1t is not thought
and Will not probably amount In more 10y 1iay,
$1,000. The different merchants who w v,tra
the victims OF Scott, owing to misplaced corN
ndence, feel very sore over his disannear
ance and have little to say on the subject
.o me scout involved is not.James Scott of
agent and dealer in dry fruit.
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1890.
1889.
Shipping Notes.

Shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day are the Columbia for
Portland, the Acapulco for Panama. the Point
Iona for Grays Harbor, the Humboldt for Hum
ooldt Bay the Pomona for San Diego and the
Truckee for Tiamook Bay The westnort falls
due from Grays Harbor, the Willamette Valley
from Yaquina Bay, the st. Paul from Puget Sound
the Eureka from San Pedro the State Of California
from Portland, the Emily, Wilmington and Arcata
from COOS lay, the Wellington from Departure Bay
and the Coos Bay from Lii tie River.
The Norwegian bark Faust, 81 TONS loads Lum
Der at Port Blakeley for Melbourne SIS Cd British
IRON ship Primrose Hill, 1851 tons. Wheat at Ia
coma Tor United Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp
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To Void an ELECTION.

William Kohl has sued to set aside an
election of Directors of the Head Central
and Tranquility Mining Company on De-
cember 10th last. The complaint sets forth
that 100000 shares of the corporation were
represented at the meeting and that the
stockholders who participated pretended to
elect Louis Schloss, A. w. Foster, George
c. Hickox. f. A. Berlin, James NJ. Getchell,
IN. Lllienthal and the plaintiff Directors of
the company for the ensuing year. Kohl
claims that he is the trustee Of an EXPRESS
trust. and as such holds the legal title to
99,037h shares, and as he was not present at
the election he desires il to be set aside.
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initiating as much OF my beginning look as
he could, and coming an octave nearer the
whipping post tone:
Tate Eat, 90 vittle vogue! an Eat an
zatl An don vet me tsach 90 dom zee
wilkes of it aden, bedorraW
The whole formula was borrowed from
neighbor. and it capped the climax and put.
a feather in the cap SO completely that from
that day to this wife and | have never at
tempted to use the rod in correcting our
bow.
Wen try to get another house if this one
burns down, and are strong in the doctrine
of guardian angels-a good many to the boy.
Boston Globe
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. BAGS-Caleutta spot, nominal; May and June,
o.$e; W DOL Bags, 369a3Sc; Potato Gunnies nominal
shI i0oE-Shinese mixed, 81 SO@4 So; No. Chinese
g. % noSyo ~ e Two mats: extra NO. l. 1896 rs
hawaliail, so 25eg5 so; Louisiana, So so p ell.
CoAL-Some foreign grades are selling lower than
LOT some time back, as follows: Camel $l2: Penn
savanna y Anthr reite, SIG; Scotch, $l2; Brymbo
81 g ton. Rocky Mountain grades are almost
cieaneu up Coast Goals show change.
SUGAR-Both refineries reduc eu their quotat Ions
yesterday The California Refinery quotes terms net
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Assessor siehe,s stan

Assessor John ID. Siebe will make the fol-
lowing appointments: Chief Deputy, Hugo
Herzer; Chief Field Deputy, William j.
Ruddick; Head of Mortgage Department.
George Tyroll; Head OF Personal Property
Department. Daniel Maloney; Deputy AS
sessors-O. A. Tolle, Edgar Briggs. George
hiddell, j. n. Golfer, ThoDsas S. Cunning
nam; Thomas Jasper, jeremiah Roach, B.
a. a. f5rlnndle. Jerome Blackburn. r. Josephi.
uat ~. thompson, George Fagothey, II. Fl.
I'D nGdo p frank J. Gerhardt, Edward Mealey
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
FRIDAY EVENING. Jan. 2.

RIDA4 EN ENING, JdH. 2
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Wheat and barley higher.
Oats and Corn firm.
Rye stronger.
Feedstuffs unchanged.
Beans inactive.
Potatoes and Onions steady.
Butter easier.
Eggs lower.
Large stocks OF Turkeys.
Game firm.
Oranges declining.
Fruits duh.
Raisns lower again.
Vegetables quiet.
Sugar marked down.
Hops duh.
Foreign Goals weak.
Tallow quieter.
Several fluctuations in Hides.
Silver frner
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cash: Cube, Crushed. Extra Powdered and Fine
Crushed, all SAC; Dry Granulated &c; Coniee-
toners A,.61sc: Extra @. sc; Golden C, 494c p n;
The American Sugar Refinery quotes as. follows.
terms net cash: Extra Fine Cube, Crushed Fine
Srushed ana Powdered. sac e 10: Extra Fine Pow
dered, 6ac: Dry Granuated, &c; Xxx do, SCI
ConIectio1ers' A. 1sc; White Extra e, 5ssc; Extra
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The City Hall Commissioners granted
Kreling & Sons an extension of ninety-eieht
days on their contract for fitting up the in
terror Of the County Clerks office in the
northwest wing. The work on contract '' Is
was conditionally accepted. and after adopt
which bad been completed to the Snner-
yisors, the commission adjourned sine die
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disturbing the peace He deposited $3.50
bail and regained his freedom. IL seems
that a corner groceryman named Reste-
never on Lombard street put fence across
an alley, which so annoyed Concord that
wordy battle ensued, in the course OF which,
il is alleged, ComefOrd threatened the life OF
Mira RasfamaVpr
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board, but escaped with some painful
bruises and decorations, which were dressed
at the Receiving Hospital. When extri-
Gated from underneath the car he was in
sensible and covered with blood and mud.
He was taken to the old City Hall by Officer
White, and afterward locked Up under a
charge of drunkenness
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FLooR-Net cash prices are: Family extras, 81 Is
"a %; Bakers extras 81 O5d4 10; city superane
SS@3 %; interior brands, S4@94 20 for extras and
1898 % q Dbl for superfne.
WHEAT-Opens the new year with weaker teel-
ing In options but with increased strength as TO the
spot market, which shippers said to be builinv
FOR some occult purpose. No. 1, 81 3334@1 35 q ctI
choice, 81 1914; No. 2, 81 301 32Ia; extra choice
for milling, 81 3712@l 40; Sonora, 81 30@l 32Is
q cti.
CALL sALES-MORNING
Buyer '9l-100, 81 511s; 100, 81 5o1h: 100
81 5OSs; 100 81 80. Buyer season-3oO 81 441S:
100, 81 441a; 200. 81 Ass; 200, 81 44I4 500
81 "A. Spot, seasons storage paid-100, 81 1914
CALL sALEs-AFrERNooN
Buyer $4,000, 81 so. Buyer season-3OO 81 "a
BARLEY-The market for 1891 opens at an adj
vance over 1880, which in itself had been consId-
cred remarkably high market Holders are very
choiee, 81 3ll4i lower grades, 81 47%@l 1884;
Chevaier 81 55@l so for standard. 81 40dgl I2i%
for lower grades Brewing 81 521S@ll go q ctl for
fair TO Choice.
CALL sALEs-MoRNING.
Buyer season-100, 81 541si 800, 81 So; 100
81 531a AO0'
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer season-l00, 81 So.
OATS : Firm, but no higher. Black. for
seed, 81 1902 40 d ctl; No. l White ST S2I%G
/ go: No. 2, 81 721a@l 80; Choice 81 e2Is GRAZ
81 s6@1 go; Surprise, 81 9o@2; Milling, ST 92Is9
CoRN-Holders are very firm at the advanced
Round Yellow, 81 321aGDl So; large do, 81 321p
white, 81 321ad1 IS = ctl
RYE-FIrmer at 81 30@ll 35 p ctl
BRAN-ouotabie at 500 2o923 q ton for the best
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a Big Morfaou

mortgage was recorded yesterday by
GlauS Spreckeis to the German Savings and
loan society Ior the sum of s25o,0oo. Fiji
mortgage. 'S''" ~ WIG
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Unskiilful Treatment.

Mrs. Margaret A. Haden has sued to re-
cover SIC, 800 damages from DR.. C. B. Hutch
ms, alleging personal injury from unskillful
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Under a Cable-Car.

George Jennings, a cook, attempted,
while on spree, to board Hayes-street
cable-car while it moved along slowly. He
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan 2.-wool steady. Montana
lS923c; Territory, 16922c y ii.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2. - Wool easy Domestic
fleece, 32@37c q 10.
BOSTON, Jan 2-Territory Woods in good de
mand, fine selling at 6O952c fine medium at $40
zoe and medium at 54@56c q ID. California and
oregon Woods are quiet
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FAMILY RETAIL MARKET.

Several further reductions in the price of Coal
Will be observed.
Eggs are more abundant and lower. Butter and
Cheese are unchanged.
& Meats before
stPouitry is in large supply, but Quail, Snipe and
Wild Ducks are scarcer and dearer.
Fruits and Vegetables show no important changes.
With the exception of large supplies of Salmon,
the Fish market presents features.
Following Is 1HE CALLS regular weekly retail
price list:
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CITY Hall Commiss;on

MORNING SALES
Board-3o Water, 1884 e5 f GasllObt k7a5
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-SlOoO of Cal 81 Bonds. 100.
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English Wheat Market.
FUTU Res.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 1.-The spot market is firm at
Is 5d@7s Sgd Cargoes firm at 3Ss sd for
off coast 3Ss FOR Just shipped and 3ss Cd for nearly
due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: January, rs 7s4d: Febru-
airy, rs sad: March, rs Sgd; April, rs S14d;
May, rs sad.
LONDON. Jan. 2.-ConsoIs, 90 1916: United States
Bonds-4's, l2414; DO. 41as, log; Silver, 4S14d;
Rentes, 95r 221Ac.
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Chicago Markets

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-Wheat ruled weak and prices
declined. The opening was from 1sc to 14c higher
than Wednesdays closing, but steadily declined
from l12c to l34c. then held steady, and closed
from 1ac to lssc lower. Receipts, $4,000 BUSH
els; shipments, 153,U00 bushels Rye firm at 65c.
Barley nominal.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-Wheat, cash, SSIhc
Corn-4SS4c.
Pork-SlO 20.
Lard-S5 so.
Ribs-$5.
WhIsky-S1 IA.
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Following were the sales in the Pacific stock hoard

500 Alpha. .s0I50 b X B.. l.sO 800 Del NJ 25
lou IS 30. 80 80 Chollarl.95l so New. %
300 Belcher i "A 100 e a v .2.3O 800 Lady 20
2OU BuIon..2.l zoo limp. ...lgil50 Mexican. 90
100 IS 30. 2.lO 500 ......... Is 90 Opnir 9 so
100 IS 80. .2.05 100 Point ]. % 200 = Il ,SM7s
200 .2U5ilOO ......... l.O530O Unlon.. 40
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-2:3O.
$50 Bullion.2 100 kentuck. 200 Potosi. "a
Z5O .2'0O lOO Mexlcan2.O5i so IS 6-....41 n
100 cav. 80 100 200 100 IS TO-. IN
100 Point. LOO 200 Com 50 200 Utah - 81
700 W lU0 Occld. SO 100 JacKt 55
200 y Mills 500 Hill. 2Ol so ,,....l 10
800 julia 10 100 Savage...lSs
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THE WEEKLY CALL contains slargs
s-column pages, and every
number, in addition to its liter
airy and local articles, is an cpl
tome of the events of the world
for the week. 81 IS p-- year.
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Fought Over a Fence

Patrick Concord was charged at the CITY
Prison yesterday with threats to kill and
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San Francisco Meat Market.

as follows: s ~
5Ic IS,rf quality 6@61ac second quality SO
nEAL-Large. 512@16iJsc; small Calves 769c
~ 1--WE others, 7@8c; Ewes. 61s617Iac.
PaeH 9t2g9c; Spring Lamb l5c q H.
tohh-Llve Hogs, 34@D4c. for heavy hard grain,
e anu zSs iR2e ior light average do stock Hugs,
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The coinage OF the San Francisco Mint in 1880
was S24, ,6Sl as follows Double Eagles $l6-
o55,OOO; Standard Dollars, $S,230373; Dimes,
$l42,3oS. The total coinage of the Mint since its
establishment in 1854 is 1878, 4OS, 1896, Of which
$685.. 376,s57 was Gold.
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The We ek's Failures.

The Bradsrreet Mercantile Agency reports %
failures in the Pacific Coast States and Territories
Tor the week ending yesterday as compared with %
Tor the previous week and u for the corresponding
week of 1889.
The failures for the past week are divided among
the trades as follows: Four general stores sa-
looms, upholsterer, COAL l dry goods restau-
rant millinery, art goods, grocer, drugs
commission oils, l foundry, contractor, draying
builder, furniture I fruits hardware. level
er and butcher
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Following the sales yesterday in the San
Francisco Stock Board
REGULAR sEssIoS-9:30 A. NJ.
100 Andes -. IS 200 &C Il V..2I4 100 ophir... 2. go
100 BeIcher "A 100 Imp IL 100 Potosi.. .65
80 Bodle 70 500 Point / 90 100 New lao
4UU Bullion. 9. 1900 Mont - 100 .........l 80
20 ...........2I4 500 " U....1I4 100 TITAN. IS
$50 .....2. Is 100 Justice so 30 YJacketI.65
90 Choilar.. 90 100 uccidnt. So 50 90
AFTERNOON sEssIoS-2:SO.
200 Alpha rs 100 Justice. 81 $50 Savage
100 Andes. 80 100 50 100 ScorDOn...
800 Beiehr ..lI4l so Kentuck. 40 IS To-. 10
100 Bodie. .7O 80 Mexican2 05 100 S b n NJ. rs
800 Bullion 2. O5 100 Occd .... 90 so Unuu...I.4 40
800 ChoIIar.. 100 80 ODhir ....2.60 90 80
3oU O q =. 35ll00 ovrmn..1 90 100 1Jacketl.65
500 Imp SIS ..lUl20u PotoSI Az 90 ....l =,
100 Point. LOO
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-03

The receipts of Lumber, etc. at San Francisco
during the month OF December, as reported by the
Pacific Coast Wood and Iron for January, were as
follows:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-03
Coinage of the Mint.

Sterling Exchange.
Bankers sight drafts, "a 50; bankers sixty-day
bills 81 10.