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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-29

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NOTICE-S3O0 To $3.50; LOTS AT FRUITVALE
~ Station, opposite the depot, now offered FOR
sale at The most reasonable terms as follows:
One-fourth cash balance In o, u, and p months
OF in monthly Instruments from $40 upward: these
lots are the most accessible to railroad con-
VenieBces OF any lots in East Oakland. Apply to
JEFFRESS d RITE, CT TWeaty-third-ave. Land
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Mne. Rlaratsku and oolonel olcott.

rial services in Blavatsky's honor at 500
Post street. President Jerome a. Ander-
son delivered the address. Mrs ii. Bow
man read SIN extract from the "Bhagavat
Gita." Addresses were also made by Mrs.
S. A. Harris, II. Bowman, Mrs. M. M.
Thirds and Miss Marie Walsh.
The deceased theOsOphist. according to an
official document Of birth issued by the
Government of Russia. was the daughter,
on her fathers side, of Colonel Peter Hahn
and granddaughter of Lieptenant-General
Alexis Hahn Won Rothenstirn Hahn, a noble
family of MeckenbuTg, Germany, settled
IN Russia. From her mothers side she was
the daughter of Helene Fadew and grand
daughter of Privy Councillor Andrew Fadew
and OF Princess DolgOuruki. She was also
the widow OF Councillor Of State Ncophore
Blavatsky, late Vice Governor Of tie Prov
ince of Errian Caucasus.
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REAL ESTATE.
Yesterdays Union Auction Sale
at the Exchange.

The following property was sold at the
Exchange union sale yesterday: Lot 25x
ia, south side of Alvarado street, between
Castro and Noe. for $500; four adjoining
lots for $3.50 each, subject to approval; lot.
25x100, west side of Sanchez. between Ford
and Seventeenth, for $3.50; lot 30x100.
southeast corner OF Twenty fifth and Fair
Oaks, for $500, with an ''if"; lot, 81 6x
1877 Is, east side of Larkin, between Jackson
and Washington, for $4,000, subject to APP
proval; lot, 25x70 northeast corner of Rose
krans and Powhattan avenue, for 1896; lot,
12Ox3CO, east side of San Bruno avenue be-
tween Valencia and Waterloo, for 1925;
eight lots, in Gift May 3, 273 to $50, for
$500.
The next union sale will be held Monday.
May 18th. The catalogue contains some
very desirable property and the sale
promises to be the best yet held.
To-day, at II o'clock, EastOn, Eldridge q
Co. will sell the choice block bounded by
Baker, Oak, Broderick and Page streets.
The location of these lots insures a large at
tendance at the sale and lively bidding.
The catalogue for Tevis & Fishers sale
on the 9th will be out in a few days.
BUILDERS CONTRACTS.
Constant Mardand with K. c. Gardner,
alterations on south line of Ellis street, no
east of Polk, east q :6x120, $3.50.
j. B. JeSserum with John j. O'Brien,
alterations at 231S California street, S1766;
bonds $500, Il. Sullivan.
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MOTHER EARTH.

Professor John Dickinson Lectures to the
Chautauquans.
In the Howard-strcet Methodist Church
last evening Professor John Dickinson of
the University of Southern California gave
an interesting talk before the Chautauquans
and others interested in the subject On the
earth, from geolOgists standpoint. The
speaker announced as his subject, "a
Hurried Glance at Mother Earth" and gave
his auditors an idea Of the planet on which
they reside in an astronomical and geologi-
cal survey, in which he discussed its form,
size, weight, movements and internal con-
dtions, and then presented in a popular
way a view Of the methods by which scien-
tific men reached their knowledge on these
subjects. After describing these general
features offs the earth and its history, the
lecturer dealt with the various energies at
work in and upon the earth, by which its
present life is carried on The talk, which
occupied about an hour, will be continued
this evening at 40 O'clock insthe lecture
room of Central Methodist Church on Mis-
sion street, between Sixth and Seventh,
when the professor will present re existing
conditions as seen from closer view of the
earth's crust. The public generally, as well
as Chautauquans, are invited to attend.
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ward movement met with no check during che
afternoon. The market closed active and strong az
the best prices of the day. Final changes were al
most invaria bly, for fractional advances: but st.
Paul is up Il. and Rock Island, Burlington and
Union Pacific 49, while Cordage Is down Is. This
is attributed to the publication of article show
ing that most of the manufacturers OF Cordage are
outside Of the trust. Governments steady. Petro-
leum-June closed at 7133c.
1872 41a's, 1905 Northern Pacific. 25ls: Cana
dian Pacific. 1854 Central Pacific. 3l34: Union Pa
cifc, 4734 Atchison. 1914 wellsFargo. 14O West
SO.
NEW YORK. May 1l-Wheat, MAY. 81 0Sl4.
Flour-Dull Cofee-S17 50. Sugar. 15-l6@314 c.
Hops-Pacltc Coast 25@321se Hides = I31sc.
CoppeF-Lake, Sl3 IN. Tin-Spot. $40 85. Lead
Domestic, 81 rs. Iron $l4. Petroleum-June,
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TREOSOPHY'S FUTURE.
Colonel OIcOtt Will Succeed
Madame BIavatsky.

The accompanying cut is from photo
graph of Nine. Blavatsky. the high priestess
of theosophy, and iher Ii Lieutenant, Colonel
Oleott, taken at Madras, India. Blayatsky's
death will throw the government Of the
society on the ColonePS shoulders, and he
has been communicated with to 60 to Lon
don to preside over its affairs.
Last Sunday night the Golden Gate Lodge
of the Theosophical Society held its memo
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SACRED HEART COLLEGE.
Programme Rendered by the Secon
Preparatory Glass.

Programme Rendered by the Second
Preparatory Glass.
The following programme was rendered
yesterday by the second preparatory class
of the Sacred Heart College:
Song, Americas the Baby" choir; calechlsm:
Rotations, James 0'Brien, X. Carey, Edward
Flynn sOng, e Let Me KISS Him for His
Molher, James U Brlen, L. Calisher; reading:
recitatioHs William Ledden, William Wallace.
William Tracey; song, What VIII | Do When
Mother is Dead" John and Christie HarneGt;
concert recitation, The Ship Of State" class
Kelly; song, The Old Inn Sign," choir; geog-
raphy: recitations, ID. Glennan, n. Farrell, viii.
lam Leahey; song, Little Angel May" James
UCOnnell; concert recitation, The Charge of
Drink" class; arithmetic: concert recitation,
" Z 'in's Flag" class; song, The Morning
Land" choir.
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implicitly. The hostess each evening was to be
the umpire OF the games IN case Of dispute and
her decision upheld, and very few plain rules
the game.
Strawberries have been ripe for several weeks.
Curranls and gOoSeberries are ready 10 stew and
c berries are ripening-a few In several orchards.
The slight showers the first of last week did o
harm Very little hay had been cut aud the rain
was not heavy or long enough TO iniure IL.
The wild flowers are most gorgeous now The
writer picked twenty-seven distinct varieties on
the hillside in Morrison Canyon on Sunday after
noon within radius of 100 feet, besides three
varieties OF poppy. the ordinary yellow. the
cream. color and the red gold with black center.
MEG A1U H. 1891 MRS. l.. Z. THANE.
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LORIN REAL ESTATE.


DARGAIN-COTTAGE OF ROOMS, 4 BLOCKS
ID from depot; price $500; $500 cash, balance in
easy nstallments; houses built TO order on the in
stament piau
Houses built to order on the instaIment plan
500 or $500 down: balance easy monthly pay
meuts.
Cottage Of rooms; 1920; s4OO down. sl5 per
month
Cottage OF rooms. basement: lot 5Ox135: $4,000
well and large tank just completed; $500 down; $40
per month
bargain-Cottage Of rooms; lot 5Oxl35; 3
blocks from depot: $1,000; 500 down; $I5 per
month; now rents at Sl8 per month.
Cottage 10 rent, furnished unfurhished; lots
600, upward, Of IS, $40, S15 per month Inquire Of
W. c. MORAN, L0rin, or DUSINBUR & WURTS,
467 Ninth ST., Oakaud take Berkeley train. sun
day engagements. my9 10 II l 3 Ia ct
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, Miss Z Chamberlin, s Jose
T Mcconnell ~ W, Ola CIV
j Myers, Amador
w G swain, MarYsville
A M Reynolds, Lakeport
Il NJ Stern, San Jose
iC Cummings, Santa Cruz
a G Henry, New Orleans
I j Luttwig, Santa Rosa
Mrs J z Fleming. SanJose
/ b + Sener, Virginia
ID Stewart, lone
/ Z Swad, Petaluma
J A Shaw, Wildwood
Mrs + w HentZelman, Sac
w Miller. Sacramento
/ II V Van Dusen,L Angeles
q c johnson. Los Angeles
lG w StOekwell, l. Angeles
j f Richardson, l. Angeles
10 4. Omer, Bloomington
j Fife 4 W. Red Bluff
Ii r Harlow, San Diego
w X Crockett san Diego
Mrs V Van Dunburgh, Cal
Miss Van Dunburgh. Cal
Mrs K + FOss, Oregon
Z w I Lyons, New Haven
Mrs b Cartwright,nurse &
CHI, Honolulu
lG 5 Mckenzie. Nap3
! i Hart, Chico
lC A Swisler, Piacerville
MrSN G DOnOho, VacayiIle
1T Brown. Orland
I F A Jones x W, Chico
j Thormann, ST Helena
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SWATHED LIKE A MUMMY.
Special Gaskin Makes Assurance Sure o
a Burglar

special Oask1n Makes ASS urance sure OF
Burglar.
Special Officer Charles Gaskin arrested
Alexander Cabin, respectable-looking
young man last night and charged him with
burglary at the Central Station. Cabin,
who wOr ks in Shatiuck's printing Office on
Washington street, between Sansome and
Battery, was found by the officer wandering
around in the store of Lusk & Hughes,
commission merchants, who occupy the
ground floor underneath the printing office.
Officer Gaskin carefully secured his pris-
Oner by tying him up with about 500 feet
Of hay rope and brought him into the police
station swathed like an Egyptian mummy.
Cabin says he came down on the elevator
from his own place Of employment into
Lusk & Hughes store TO get some oranges,
as he was in the habit of doing nightly.
Special Gaskins has been thirty-four years
on this special beat and has made some very
notable arrests Of burglars and robbers.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING, May IL.

4kVINI7ht IlNul
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Wheat quiet aud unchanged.
Barley ditto.
Oats irmly held
Another rise In corn.
Rye quiet.
No change In Fee1stuffs.
More new Hay In
Pink Beans weak.
Old Potatoes demOralized.
New onions cheap.
Butter firm.
Eastern Eggs steadier.
Poultry nominal.
Cherries contracted at good prices,
Green Peas glut the market
Silver weaker
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Tried to Pick a Pocket.

Henry Stewart was arrested last night on
Kearny street by Officers Donovan and
Rainsbury for attempting to pick the pocket
of a lady who had just called at the City
Prison to inquire about lost child and was
returning up Merchant street. When she
resisted Stewart struck her In the face.
When placed under arrest he was very
violent and pretended to be intoxicated. So
successful were his pretenseS that an addi-
tional charge of drunk was placed against
him
The morning call., 1891-05-12
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. May 11.-Wheat was irregular The
opening was about the the closing on Sat
urday, but quietly weakened, prices declining 12c,
then advanced lac, receded 15c, and then adj
yanced l14c. reeeded Zee, and then advanced 11se
Cor nearly &c above the lowest point of the day.
eeded 1850, fuctuated. and closed "A higher than
Saturday Receipts, 1872 900 bushels; ship
ments. $4,000 bushels. Rye slow at 95c. Barley
nominal.
CHICAGO. May 11.-Wheat. cash. 81 OF. Corn
sage. Pork-sl1 so Lard-$6 Az. Ribs-$5 80.
WhiSky-$l II.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Atlantic Dynamite has declared dividend of 4Oe.
payable on the l5th.
The Locomotive delinquent sale takes place to-
day.
Con. Cal. & Virginia produced in April $4,000
OF which S73377 was gold. The product for the
first seven months of the fiscal year 1872, 205,
against 81 ,504365 during the same period in the
preceding fiscal year.
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GOLDEN GATE REAL ESTATE.

GOO MONTHLY INSTALLMENrs FOR NICE
u ~ new Broom cottage: bath; pantry; high
basement: sidewalk; all fenced; city water: near
station price $1,000; $500 down. Take Berkeley
train, stop at Golden Gate Station, ask fnr y. A.
RUDOLPH ap30 II
Clio MONTH, $50 DOWN BEAUTIFUL
u III building lots, 40xl0O, $500 to 500; streets
graded; excellent drainage system; near station;
take Berkeley train, stop at Golden Gate Station;
ASK for r. BOEGLE owner. APPS II
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are ready TO report favorably on the project.
If it is carried out boys will be instructed in
all branches of seamanship, and on passing
successful examinations will be placed on
merchant vessels. After three years at sea
they will again be examined, and If found
capable will be granted certificates as second
mates.
The morning call., 1891-05-12

I OTIS II TIE FINES TRACT or FRUTrVALE
l. for sale terms TO suit purchasers; several
hne houses being built the tract; only few min
utes from local trains. DAVID RUTHERFORD,
46S Ninth ST., Oakland. ap29 limo
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General Merchandise.

Bags. 36t03Sc
SUGAR-rhe California Sugar Refinery quotes
as follows, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed.
Dry Granulated, &c; Confectioners' A, Sac: Extra
q, &c; Golden q, 434c q 10; Bags. lac more than bbs
The American Refinery quotes follows. terms
net cash: Extra Fine Cube, Crushed, Fine Crushed
and Powdered, $3.50 p To- Extra Fine Powdered,
$3.50; Dry Graduated, &c. Xxx do, &c; Confec-
TONERS A, 53sc; White Extra q, 5$sc; Extra Q, 5c
Golden c. 49, "a II.
The morning call., 1891-05-12
A streat.Car Accident.

Martin Moran. laborer, aged So, resid-
ing 55 Bryant street, fell off horse-car Of
the Pok-street extension of the Sutter-street
cable-caI line on the corner Of Polk and Pa
efic streets last evening and sustained a Sc
we're fracture of the right foot by the car pass
ing over it. He was taken to the Receiving
Hospital for treatment.
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Exchanre and RnIlion.
SHINING Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day the Willamette Valley
for Yaqulna Bay, the Newport for Eel River, the
Truckee for Manzanillo, the Bonita for San Diego
and the Gypsy for the Salinas River. The Australia
fails due from Honolulu, the Remus from Nanaimo
and the Del Norte from Crescent City.
The San Bias falls due from Panama Saturday.
The bark Aureola, 7S5 tons. loads Coal at Depart
ure Bay for this p0rt schooner Ktsap, 100 TONS
Lumber, on the Sound for Shanghai 62s Cd.
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A SIMPLE QUERY.

Ought actresses to marry?
A simple query this
And as delicate as simple.
Like all matters OF the heart,
Yet II strikes one as a state OF things
Where something is amiss
In fact It's downright bigamy II they're welded Z
their art. }. w. SCHWARTZ in n. Y. Herald.
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Paving the Bills.

The Finance Committee, to whom the bills
fol- the reception of president Harrison and
party had been referred. has almost con-
cluded its labors. Bills amounting to SILL
159 60 have been already paid, and the only
accounts of importance now outstanding re
in connection with the banquet. These are
in process of adjustment.
The morning call., 1891-05-12

Stewart Menzies, Robert Balfour, J. j. McKin-
non and A. Crawford, the committee appointed
by the Chamber of Commerce TO consider and
report remedy for the evil OF blood money!"
are expected to report the result of their con
situations at the next meeting of the chamber.
Captains are now paying as high as 500 man IN
order TO secure crews.
The morning call., 1891-05-12

The lady managers of the Protestant
Episcopal Old Ladies' Home on Golden
Gate avenue, between Lott street and Ma
sonic avenue, will hold a reception at the
home on Saturday, the 10th inst Lunch
will be served from II to O'Clock, dinner
from 5 to Z, and in the evening from to II
there will be a musical entertainment, fol-
lowed bY dancing.
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put ont witbout Lose.

The alarm from Box 267 at o'clock last
night was for small blaze In closet in the
hallway Of the second story Of the building
132 Market street. 1t WAS extinguished by
the chemical engine without any loss.
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MORNING. sALEs


Board-l25 Cal Electric Light, 1917: los do,
1855; SO do, Ssz; 100 Hawaiian Commercial, 10,
l014; 10 DO. 1917: % S V Mater 80 IA.
Street-1O0 Oakland Gas, 35i4.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-l00 Safety Nitro Powder, Ssz $50 Cal
Electric Light. 49,.
Street-l0 Union Insurance. s4A.
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SECURITIES.
BrltIs h Grain Market.

LONDON, May 1.-THE Mark Lane Express says;
English Wheats are Is lower excepting the finer
Whites which are quoted at AS In provincial
markets Flour lost Is Sd per sack and In London
Cd. Foreign wheats are depressed. Prices fell Is.
but subsequently recovered prospective reduc-
Oats are weaker.
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No. Wi. nr,r,,ots

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE stock market opened
this morning weak and lower. About noon Lon
don came In as a buyer Of stocks pur ehases being
accompanied by the assurances that Russia would
dc nothing more TO disturb the financial stua ton
In Europe. This encouraged tn o bulls and the up
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San Francisc Meat Market.

as follows:
BEEF-Choice, SIC; first quality. 5I496c; Sec
ond quality SC; third DO 4G41ac.
VEAL-Large. 5G5c; small Calves, 697c.
MUTION-Wethers, SC; Ewes. Zee.
SPRING LAMB-Slz@l0c p 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. 5@n5Is . ID for heavy hard
granted and 51s95 4c for light average do; stock
Hogs. 41294Ssc d 10; dressed do, SQS12c q 10.
The morning call., 1891-05-12
English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, May 1.-THE spot market is quiet
at IS 6lad Cargoes quiet at 44s Sd for off coast
44s Cd for just shipped aud 44s Sd for nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: May, IS 434d; June, IS sd !;
July, IS 514d August, IS 5I4d; September, IS 514d
october. IS 51ad.
SECURITIES
LONDON. May 11.-Consols, 90 6-16: United
States Bonds-4's, l22J4; DO 41a's, 1924; Silver
445s; Rentes, 92f 85c.
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Divorces Granted.

The sensational Cannon divorce case
terminated yesterday in the granting by
Judge Hoge of the decree petitoned for by
the husband, Peter L. Cannon.
Judge Hoge has granted Pierre Cambert
a divorce from Marie Cambert because OF
her daSarfion
The morning call., 1891-05-12
Kicked by a Mule.

John F. Woods, a civilian employed in the
Quartermaster Department at the Presi-
do, was kicked in the face on Saturday last
by Government mule and is now laid up
for repairs in the military hospital.
The morning call., 1891-05-12
The French elaboration.

No quorum being present the Committee
Of Arrangements for the French celebration
on July 14th postponed their meeting set
for last night to Monday evening next.
The morning call., 1891-05-12

CPECtAL BARGAINS AND SPECIAL RATES IN
- Frultyale. in the Fruitvale Tract tue part OF
Oakland that is improving faster than any Oth-r;
only Sl75 a lot; $50 cash and SO month; this is
positively the best chance 10 ct good lot az low
price; centrally located on 14th st, near High;
greatest OppOr unity in Oakland. S. s. AUSTIN,
llOl TWeuty-third Ave. Station my3 II
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No I.ouper wears n Star.

The resignation of Police Officer William
NJ. Morrisey was accepted by the Police
Commissioners last night.
The morning call., 1891-05-12

Agricultural reports say that phenom-
email year Tor Oregon and Washington grain
fields u almost certain.
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The Training,ship.

The committee appointed by the Chamber
Of Commerce to inquire into the feasibility
Of establishing training-ship in this port
The morning call., 1891-05-12

&OOS TO S5I0-l4OJ FINE LOTS IN LORIN,
SCOZO fronting on Harmon, Fairview. Black
stone, Lowell and Baker St; excellent drainage;
close to the depot Of the Berkeley half-hOur local
Trains one block from depot Cali fOrnta and Nevada
R. K, now Santa Fe system sold easy terms;
apply to the owner for prices and catalogue. II. L.
WEIGH, pa Kearny ST., :. F.; Office hours, bet. II
and /. apll II
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Z ELSEY HOUSE; UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
n III r. WRIGHT, late Of Santa Anal: popular
family hotel; large grounds; fine table; terms rea
sOnabie. Cor. Twenty-fOUTth St and Telegraph ave.
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BOARD SALES.

Following we're the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
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AFTERNooN sEssIoN-2:31.

AFIEhNUDN
$50 Alnha.. / 40 500 Imp. rs 30 Ophir. ..s5s
so .35 l0O Con ". 40 200 81
200 Alta Il 10 100 ............5O TOO Overmn.4.00
200 Andes y Is 500 Croker. Is 500 PEER %
3OpBaIttmore rs 500 ....... 20 500 Peerless. 20
$50 BcIcher3 Is 100 Del NJ. So 500 Savage. .365
6OOB a Sis $50 Exchq..... % 200 ) Is y NJ 30
25 .... 8 .OU2OO q q C....3a4 400 SNey. .S95
b0BOde IL u $40 %. 80 100 -..--..4.OO
lOJ Bullion 2 .6Oh2O & N...S@4 200 Hin. ....3O
100 Bulwer 40 100 Jula..-...25 90 30
400 Caiedna l. @ 800 ustice l 40 $50 st Louis 10
40 Choilar 3 81 500 Kentuck so 300 Union. A 90
500 ... 3.5U 50 Lady w. A. 500 Utah. III AS
200 - 3 $3.50 Mexican. IS - 1000 Weldon. 10
80 .....S1 n 500 y Com ! 90 $50 JacKt..S. 10
$50 cav 1900 $50 Navajo 80 So .........S.l5
rs .,.,......l7 5s 800 \ Sayage..45
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.
OAKLAND HOTELS.

IF FURNITURE YOU Want G0ODAND CHEAP,
/ see b. SCHELLHAAS. A02 EIexenth Il de6 U cod
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! j b Goodhue, Montreal
II Coe * W, New Jersey
S M Lewis. Philadelphia
lG Shannon & w, Pa
I Flora NJ Bennett, Pa
+ shannon, Pa
Mrs Ann Noyce, Pa
Miss Ida NOyce, Pa
- ButteTworth & W, N Y
L Butterworth, Rochestr
NJ e ButterYorth, Roch-
ester
Miss NJ w Butterworth,
/ Rochester
| S Francis, Philadelphia
! A Haines. New York
! d 5 Long New Brunswick
ID ID Ruyon. New York
Richard Wylle, Napa
10 5 Ill Buchnan Salt Lake
IC II Hoffman, MERGED
Sam irwin, st Louis
NV j Courtney, Cleveland
lG w Mcclure. Cleveland
T II Riyington, En- gland
, Fl Il Green. New Jersey
Is G Brown, New Jersey
DR. L Lee q W, New Jersey
| Misses Kingston, England
10 Thompson. England
~ ID Kir patrick & W, X Or
Miss e Sparks, Georgia
J ID Ford 81 W, Georgia
IGeo ID Rector. Vallejo
j A j Munson & VT, Napa
L l. Carrows, New YORK
Mrs II w Fisk. TT Howard
Mrs w } Fisk, TT Howard
II Clements, Galveston
lC X Morty, Fresno
J w Butts, Rochester, Y
+ r Osman, Fresno
w J Scrutten, Nevada
lG MeAlliSter. Tacoma
l. Il Mills, Salt Lake City
Mrs I Hoffman. Mass
j O'Kielly, Chicago
I A C Hunt. Santa Paula
J de Witt Suits, Roeheste
w Newman, Fresno
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Produce Market.

FLOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras,
So 40@5 90 . Dbl; Bakers extras So 4095 so;
city superhne SO 1904 80; interior brands, 20 Esq
SO for extras SO 1894 80 p Dbl for superhne.
WHEAT-Both actual Wheat and options we're
unchanged and quiet yesterday morning. No. 1.
81 75@1 7712 o ctl: choice. 81 so; lower grades,
81 1901 1919; extra choice, for milling, 81 5212@
I 27lL, ctI
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PALACE
S % Adams & W. Chicago
ID Evans, Eureka
+ s Belcher. Mass
l. T Randolph. BOSTON
j G Crooks, Benicla
W Ransom, Benicia
ID + Smith. Illinois
ii L Simons. ST Louis
G Turner, New York
X + Rainey, PittSburg
S G Erdus, Riverside
g A Stamer. st Helena
Miss L Waters, San Jose
Miss l. Waters, San Jose
J ) Booge, Spokane Falls
NJ 7 Calender, VAST
n T King IL W, Rochester
JAS S Brody, Omaha
4 W Fowler, Salt Lake
S Cunningham, Mass
II Dyer q W, New York
w I Sylvester, Fargo, OAK
l. II MurtZ, Oregon
l. ID Greenfield, New York
w a Piggott, Los Angeles
ii Il Cable. Chicago
j Il Langworth, st Louis
w Graves 81 W, New York
w A Nigh. MERGED
w Il Green, Woodbridge
G G Green Il w, n Jersey
GIG Green Jr, New Jersey
Miss Hill, New Jersey
} ID Carr. Salinas
G Ansery, Monterey
G h and Mrs ETtz, n York
George l. Ranim, y YorE
w b Steck, Missouri
II X Robertson, Chicago
Willis NJ Quigg, Chicago
J X Bartlett, Conn
Mrs A A Taft, y Y
j Temple, Santa Rosa
o A Wyatt, New York
Miss Harmeer, Bradford
T L Harmeer, Bradford
+ Hail. Elmira
j + Griffith, Il W, Buffalo
nj j Farrell, Los Gatos
ID Hayman & W, Denver
The morning call., 1891-05-12
.NRIond Money!,

The weather yesterday was foggv, with
northwest wind blowing eighteen miles an hOu
Tie barometer stood 3O.05.
The morning call., 1891-05-12

@ n CASH. BALANCE TO SUIT; LOTS NEAR
gDDU New Broadway; price S275 and up; block
from Street-cars; cottages sold on iHstaIments Il.
B. PINNEN, 9O7 Broadway Office open until 30
Y. n. mKQ II