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The morning call., 1891-08-12
FIGHTING FOR LIFE,
Desperate Encounter With Burelars-o,
of the Ruffians 20 ntn.al

Desperate Encounter With BurgIars-One
of the Ruffians Captured.
The house burglars have been having full
sway here. and have been robbing resi-
dences at the muZzle Of the revolver. At an
early hour TWO burglars. after Intellectual
attempts to burgarize two stores. entered
the residence of DR.. James E. Slliman.
AS one of the burglars was in the act of
riding tile doctors pantaloons pockets the
doctor leaped from his bed and lit upon the
burglars back. DR.. Silliman Is a man
weighing 225 pounds, and is giant in
strength. The burglar threatened to kill
him, and when the doctor dashed MIN 10 the
floor, the criminal, frenzied by the prospects,
began to bite his captor and call for his
partner. Meanwhile Mrs. Silliman came
to her husbands assistance, and selling the
burglar by the hair dashed his head yio-
lently on the floor. AS The other burglar
came TO his partners assistance the brave
domestic, Miss Nora Mahoney. came upon
the scene with a light, and the other bur
glar, after extinguishing the lamp escaped.
Inc encounter was desperate. The doctor
1ought Tor his life and TO secure his man,
anu When assistance arrived it was dscoy-
cred that the burglar had been choked until
nearly ljfeless. After he was resnset uue,
IN his cell he was recognized as Frank
Donohue, crook and desperate criminal
He says his pal was Pete Scadden. a iith-
0grapher by profession and crook nv trade
DR.. Siiliman was badly bitten about the
hands and was otherwise injured. DR.. Sill
Imam Is popularity known as the surgeon of
the Second Brigade of the National Guard
and is man OF great strength and pluck-
Erie (fa.) special to Inter Ocean
The morning call., 1891-08-12
THE STOCK MARKET.

There was further cutting In Potosi and RuJlIon
yesterday under heavy sales by Marks walls A.
Barrett, and also In Con. Cal. q Virginia which
struck 20 90 on the early call under sales by Marks
just how long the present state OF the will
continue Is what is puzzllng the street. as 1t is plain
evident That something out OF the ordinary is be-
ing carried out by the nsidersn They are sailing
STOCKS at 20 and 81 In one board that cost 10 or
$l2 and coming right back In the very peYt
and repurchasng tho same stock at bigher Sgnrs
only TO dump II out again. o news OF any in,n
ance has been received from these minas for the
past rev days. and until the crOsscuJting ov going
on has been carried further nothing Of rrsordi.
nary interest Is looked for "
On the S:5O morning session ycsterdav rrIc es
were trihe lower than at closing of the nreced.
Ing day, but at the time they shoyaS @ MO
nounced weakness and considerab!e stocS ch.ngsd
hands. Con. Cal. Virginia sold at 81 cor ID atost
" lo94 %, under sales OF 1875 shares ~ which
barrett was the principal buyer and Bnltion S2M
very blue for time Prices came down With n RIM
Bullion selling from SO 10 So IS und.r sales of
$3.50 shares, Potos 81 10 TO 81 as o15o shas.s al
the balance OF the middle stocks in IIse
The North End stocks shaded of n I'D. ,han
strengthened up and closed quite firm And en- VEL
no particular change on the $50 evening SEES sion
closing steady. "s '''''on'
The annual meeting of the JuIIa Con .t,,tnr
Company VIII take place to-day ~ s
and sold down to 93La. a' az 90
Another shipment of ten tous of bigb.crada orr
mas been made to Elko from the Contis 80 III y
September. 'ieot'" carry ~
The Stockton Gas Company has passed its dtvi-
uend FOR the first time la years
Ahe Oaiumet ana Hecla Copper Mining Company
The morning call., 1891-08-12
General MercnonIIisa.

BAGS-The combination price was advanced yes
terday to Sac. Outside Bags sold at SAC; Wool
Bags, 3e@SSc.
for Apricots, 81 20 p dOz for Plums 81 500l 50 for
Peaches. 81 $50 80 for Pears, 50 1902 20 for
White Cherries and 81 for Black.
CANNED VEGETABLES - Peas, 81 0561 Is;
String Beans S0c@Sl q dozen. The Gamers quote
PACK Tomatoes. 2I5 lbs, at S5c.
COFFEE Fairly ac 5d@,oI Prices firm Quota,
to prime Costa Rica, free from black beans:
l9@1934c = 10 for good Costa Rca, mixed
with black beans; 1S@l9c for fair Costa Rica:
1912@20 for fair TO good washed Salvador;
l9c for good unwashed Nicaragua and Qua
tensala: 81 A92l12c for prime washed Guatemala:
2O1a92lc for good washed Guatemala; lSA612014 lac
qualities: l5s4@ll7c for ordinary qualities; 100
lb1ac for very inferior to common.
eUAL-The situation remains unchanged. Prices
to dealers are: Wellington, So 80: New yelling
ton. So 80 q ton: Southhed wellington, So 90
y ton: Cedar River, nominal: Seattle. 81 80:
New Seattle, nominal: Coos Bay. 50 ton;
80; Cumberland. $40 IN bulk and sll 90 In sacks;
Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. SIS; Welsh Anthra-
cite Egg, $40; Camel, 80 g ton ara
Is so in haif-bbls and So 5093 10 in kits; NO.
2, $l4 50lDl5 in bbls and $292 70 IN KITS;
Mess Mackerel. 1908 20 = kit; Pacific Cod, 51ac IN
for middIes, Isc for rolls, and e@sc 10 for brieks
Eastern Smoked Herring. S5c; Dutch do. 81 500
% = xeg Whitef;n SlV IN Ra! 7a9S shd S@z -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT $40@94l . flask.
SYRUP-Tne Western Sugar Refinery quotes:
Drps in bbs. soc: do. in halfbols. 321sc; in 5-gal
kegs, Izc: In l-gai tins. a. 12c q gallon.
NAILS-Qaoted at 81 ~ Tor iron. 81 80 for steel
and 81 80 a key for wire In 200-seg lots
quotes as follows terms net cash: Cube. Crush 3D.
Extra Powdered aud Fine Crushed all Csc y 10:
Dry Graduated, 5Lac: Confectionery A, sac;
Extra q, 412c; Golden G, 4t4c q Ii; Bags 4c more
than bblS
The morning call., 1891-08-12
A SUDDEN SHOWER.

Barefooted boys scud up the street.,
Or scurry under sheltering sheds;
And schoolgirl faces, pale and sweet.
CLEAN from the shawls about their neaus'
Doors bang; and mother voices call
From alien homes; and rusty gates
Are slammed: and high above it all
The thunder grim reverberates.
And then abrupt. the rain, the rain
Tho earth lies gasping and the eyes
Behind the streSfniDg window panes
Smile at the trouble OF the skies.
The highway smokes: sharp echoes ring;
The cattle bawl and cowbells clank:
And into town comes galoping
The farmers horse with steaming flank,
The swallow dips beneath the caves,
And fiirts his plumes and folds his wings;
And under the cataba leaves
The caterpillar curls and clings.
The bumblcbee Is pelted down
The wet stem OF the hollyhoek:
And sullenly In spattered brown
The cricket leaps the garden walk.
Within the baby cIaps his hands
And crows with rapture strange and vague
Without, beneath the rosebush stands
A dripping rooster on one leg.
James hitcomD Riley,
The morning call., 1891-08-12
HARBoR COMMISSIONERS.
James &. Boobar Appointed Chief Wharf
inrer-Nr xens, Cnntrnct

James q. Boobar Appointed Chief Wharf
inger-owens' Contract.
At meeting of the Board of Harbor
Commissioners held yesterday afternoon the
resignation of Martin Corcoran as Chief
Wharfnger was accepted. to take effect en-
the 1st prox. James G. Boobar was unani-
mously elected to succeed Mr.. Corcoran.
The contract for the paving of East street
between Mission and Howard was awarded
to j. j. DAILY 81 Co., whose bid was 1917
cents per square foot for paving, and SO
cents per lineal foot for the curling.
resolution was passed requiring T. l.
and j. V. Owens and their bondSmen to
show cause on the 18th lust. at the Office of
the board, why their contract for the con-
struction of Section b Of the sea-wall
should not be Terminated at the election of
the commission, because of the abandon
ment by Owens brothers of their contract,
The morning call., 1891-08-12
Califnrnia Eruit SaIns

CHICAGO, Aug. 11.-Porter Brothers & Co. sold
four carloads OF California Fruit today Bartlett
Pears brought $l@l 4o-some of the stock very
rlpe Egg Pums, 65@S0c; Gross Prunes. 95c@
81 10; Golden Drop rlums, soc; Columbia Plums.
SOL 05; Purple Duane Plums, zoe; Crawford
Peaches. 7OceG$l 10; Tuscan Cling Peaches 75c:
Decker Peaches. 81 10; Nectarines, $l(9l rs; half
81 40. '
CHICAGO. Aug 1.-THE Earl Fruit Company sold
California Fruits at auction to-day as follows:
Bartlett Pears. 81 1901 50 Gross Prunes SOc@
81 70: German Prunes. ripe, soc; Silver Prunes
Toe: Columbia Plums, 70cG$l Is: Golden Drop
Plums, zoe; Purple Duane Plums, 75@S5c; Nee
tarihes. 65c@$l IS; half crates Muscat Grapes
~ 1902 90; half crates Fontainebleau Grapes
81 1901 so; Early Crawford Peaches bOc0Sl 10:
Centennial 81 05; Stephens Cling, 81 10.
The morning call., 1891-08-12

FLOUR-The millcrs report fair demand nj I'M
changed prices. Net cash prices Family extras,
81 g0@p3; Bakers extras, ID a095: city superhne.
50 50;g3 IS; interior brands. 81 1895 Tor extras.
IS SOFAS rs q Dbl for superhne.
wHEAT-Freights the spot continue duh at
46s Sd, as nominal quotations for iron vessels.
United Kingdom, Havre Antwerp. The char
tered Wheat fleet In port has registered tonnage
OF $1,000. against $3.50 tons the same date
The morning call., 1891-08-12

Steamers to sail to-day are the Alexandra for
Mexico. the Los Angeles for Humboldt Bay and the
Emily for Coos Bay and way ports. The San Pedro
falls due from Departure bay.
Tho brig Courtney Ford 3S1 tons, loads lumber
al Shoalwater Bay for Champerico: Chill bark Della
Perez $40 tons. lumber ut Port Biakeey for Cailao
stmr Lakme. 404 tons, coal at Departure bay for
this port.
The morning call., 1891-08-12

Q; extra Sizes $2I for No. and SIT for No. 2: ~
lected. s26; Rustic. No. / s24g 50; No. 2, s2s;
surfaced, Nc. l, $30(@I5; No. 2, S24@26; Piekets.
rough al for square end ana $40 Tor pointed
surfaced. fancy end s2e; Battens le 2 foot GOT Shin
Shakes SiI for split and $13 for sawed; Posts,
snIt Ie
The morning call., 1891-08-12
Lumber Market.
Retail prices are as follows:
PINE Rough. SIS for No

Retail prices follows:
PINE Rough. TlS for No. / and SIS for No. Q:
Specified lengths, $50; odd lengths ST.; selected
rou>h, SIT; clear rough, $50: No. flooring, 5000
80, according TO size: 30. do. $2S925; stepping
dressed, $43 for No, and SIS for No. q Lath, $50
x "a; Pickets. rough SIT.
SPkCCE-Rough. SO; selected. s,s: clear. S34;
dunhase, SD. delivered: dressed shelving, s37.
REDNooD-SoGgh, $40 for No. and SO for No.
The morning call., 1891-08-12
The Wool Market.

Boston, Aug 1.-THE demand for Wool is good
and the market Is steady. In Territory Wool there
has been large sales of fine secured basis at So
@60c for fine. 67@5Sc for fine medium and 53@55c
for medium. Texas, California and Oregon Woods
In fair demand and steady.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 11.-Wool steady, Domestic
Fleece, 3O@o37c p 10
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. ll.-wool is quiet, prices
unchanged,
The morning call., 1891-08-12
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Aug IL. - Wheat was higher The
opening was from 1ac to sac higher than yester.
days closing and after some fluctuations advanced
2$4c more, then eaSed Off, ruled irregular and
closed $3.50 higher than yesterday. Receipts
1,0l2.000 bushels: shipments, ll43OOO bushels
Rye firm at o3c for new. Barley nominal.
CHICAGO. Aug. l1.-W neat-Casn $3.50. Corn
CSC. Pork-SlO 371a. Lard-s6 So. K1bs-S6 70
NhisEy-Sl II. " ~
The morning call., 1891-08-12

j. H. A. Kurtz with John G. Adams alterations
on n Il. cor. OF Bryant aud Third SITS F; $4,000
German General Benevolent Society with r. W.
Kern. carpenter work block bounded by Noe
Ridley, Castro and Fourteenth sts 1888
Sharon estate with L. & L. Emanuel furniture
Palace Hotel; $500. -
Sharon estate with Mahony Bros concrate wort
on NV cor. of New Montgomery and Mission SITS /;
S26, S26 '' .
The morning call., 1891-08-12
What One Noble Woman Has Dons

Miss Mary NJ. Butler, daughter of Will
lam Alien Butler, established free circu-
lating library in 1onkers eleven years ago,
1t Is now proposed to erect a building for the
other enterprises which may aid friendIess
or poor children to n start in life Miss
Butter has already collected for her project
the sum OF So, S44, and the United Gas I'M
provement Company has promised to heat
ana light the new building free of charge
The building will shortly be erected. N. y
Commercial.
The morning call., 1891-08-12
Treasure Shipment.
Produce MARKET.

The City of Picking took out treasure list of
$511 .4O5, consisting OF S504.lS9 In Mexican dol
lars $7241 in gold coin and S25 Ia gold dust.
The morning call., 1891-08-12
San Francisco Meat Market.

Prices show no change OF any consequence The
market is sufcien tly supplied with all de;cripti0
Wholesale rates from slaughterers 10 dealers arS
follows:
BEEF-Choice, &c: first quality. 51Ac; sseoal
quality. 41al5c: third do. 4G4f4e.
YEALeLarge 5@5c small Calves. 646Re
SPRING LAMB-999tac = ID.
PoRK-Live Hogs. 4sI945sc q ID for heavy hard
granted. and b951 sc for light average do; STOCK
hogs, 412S49sc D ID; dressed do, ~ as 4c . %.
The morning call., 1891-08-12
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TuEspAY EVENING. Aug

TUESDAY EVENING, August IL.
suMmARY OF THE MAsKETa
Flour In fair demand.
Wheat advanced.
Barley options higher.
Oats weak.
Corn neglected.
Rye unchanged.
Dried Peas neglected.
Bran and MiddIings firm.
Corn Meal and Cracked Corn lower.
beans quiet.
Hay steady.
Straw weak.
Potatoes dull.
Onions lower.
Butter very weak.
Eggs and Cheese unchanged.
Honey quiet.
Poultry In fair supply.
Game arrives in bad order.
A glut In Peaches, Pears aud Plums.
Citrus Fruits in light supply
Dried Fruits neglected.
Nuts inactive.
Vegetables abundant.
Provisions quiet but firm.
Hops stasnant.
Hides weak and quiet.
Wool sells fairly.
Meat market unchanged.
Grain Bags advanced.
Canned Fruits quiet.
Coffee firm.
Coal unchanged.
New York Exchange higher.
Silver declined.
The morning call., 1891-08-12

Posts quotable at Sc each: Redwood. S. 80
p cord: Oak, rough. S7(17 Is; do, peeled 80 80:
Pine. So 20 2 cord: Railroad Ties, 3093ic apiece
for 6IS and 45(G5Oc for 7x9.
TANBARK-G Ground bark, S24 p ton: whole, $lo
OBS so per cord for old and SIS 50 for new.
The morning call., 1891-08-12
GRAND HOTEL.

Vim ~ -
d A Wheele, Riverside
A Z Pomroy. Los Ang
DR. d Nc Clary, California
w Pomroy, Los Angeles
Miss kuster, WheatlanG
j ID Kuster. Wheatlapd
IT Crane, Colusa
n 4 Biddle, San Jose
J II Biddle, San lose
W Hogan, California
II n Kimpie, New York
J A Calender, Los Gatos
o 5 Hewlett Il W, Wash
X NJ Shacselford, Cal
q E Wallace, ship J b
Walker
9 II White, Los Angeles
L Wolfskill W & c, Cal
] A Hoster. Eureka
NJ Radclaf, Vacaville
A Weiiheimer, Fresno
J + Francis, Santa Cruz
j X B-ardsley, California
. w Grail, Los Gatos
L Dudley g. W, Selma
) L Jones, Chicago
Il CLARK. Williams
j w Crutcher, William
9 Crutcher, Williams
Miss e Lukens. Iowa
) II Scott, Sacramen to
Mrs Folsom, Sycamore
Miss l. Folsom. Sycamore
ID Forbes. Woodland
Mrs Wright, Kirkwood
I Folsom. Sycamore
Mrs Q z Wilson. CT Island
w Wilson, Goat Island
RUSS
J F Brady, Bakersfield
3 Comstock, Nisalia
w b Harrison, Sonora
X b Lane, Tulare
J w Cutler, jacksonville
L ID Crow, Pieasanton
I w Haggreen, Pt Arena
o Cureton, Point Arena
I L Boone. Tulare
z w Haight, Siege
Mrs &c Foster. Santa Barb
Q Folsom, Susanville
Mrs 7 ROCKFORD. Tulare
Q + Hanson, Gllroy
\ l. Campo, Sacramento
w Il Duncan, Red Bluff
q H Stedman K VT, Colo
j z Marshall. Colusa
ID Moore. Happy Hollow
I Deasen. Happy Hollow
L ID Dudley, Willows
Mrs Williams, Salinas
C McGrury d VT. Salinas
G W Curran, SC Louis
X Jones. Tulare
Z Williams, San Jose
n C SbekelS & VT, Ariz
II Shekels, Arizona
III A Bates, La Grange
NJ Brown. Gridley
AMERICAN
VIM Martin, st Louis
ID ID McIntoch, Cal
VIM + Haley, Mendocino
Wm Lee. Mendocino
G II Hitchcock Mendocno
w Northrop, Mendocino
Mrs Anderson d CHI, San
Mateo
Mrs Hill, San Leandro
VIM Magher. Marysville
L Kuhn, Sterling. Ill
Geo De Sallier, Solano Co
+ 1 Taier, Geyserville
II NJ Boys, San Miguel
w o Ingram, Oakland
Z Rochester, Tucson
w + Newton, Tucson
q A Names, Tucson
W W Lewis, Benicia
L r McFsul. Miller
w K McfauI. Miller
A ID Jacobs, Miller
Nj FSaldwiu, Miller
II J Randell. Miller
LICK
II C Anderson, MADEIRA
j X Law i WI. MERGED
Mrs + i Sellek, Fresno
Is + Porter, Los Angeles
II ii Thompson, SnRafael
J Il Burdell. Ogden
NJ Crook & VT, san Rafael
J II Levy. San Jose
j A Workman, Dayton, o
John McGregor, Dayton, o
HKittinger, Windmar, Ind
j NJ Denuett, VT d DIR,
San jose
J W Payne, New York
II V Gates. Portland
Mrs + II Todd, Berkeley
L b II Stenhouse, SnDiego
ii c Ellet, Kansas City
Thos II Thompson. TuIare
II j " hite, Portland. Or
Nj w fhelan, Cambria
The morning call., 1891-08-12

IL " L Liz
iG Patton, San Jose
A Hulett. Walia Walla
5 P McErlane. Houlton
G w Sewers Il W, Iowa
q w Hopkins. San Matco
j d Hodsen. Woodland
l. I beyey, PlacerviIle
A Smith, Stockton
A r Bowdre. Arkansas
~ II Malone, Hanford
Miss i Watkins, Portland
Miss N Roseatnal, S jose
II Me Manus, Vallejo
K ] Gregory. Sacramento
A NJ Mccoy, Red Bluff
A b Carlock 4 W. Ft Jones
j V Lavery. Sausalito
Miss Carlock. Ft Jones
f Smith Il W, New YORK
iG Il Smith, New York
| Miss L Cullen. Benicia
+ Thompson, U S n
L NJ Updegraf & W. Ha-
| gerstown
y T Pond Il W, Woodland
ID ID Truhern, Stockton
/ w Z Beeson, Los Any
A Is jackson, Salinas
\ Kirkwood, Clayton
~ A Shepherd. Sta Rosa
Mrs Gray. Clayton
A Scott Il W. Toronto
J NJ Peek. Muscatine
Miss NJ Hyde, England
y + Brown, Sacramento
miss n L Palmer, Iowa
W z Russell. Davisville
w SutcliH d W, Portland
HOUSE.
y F Williams. Cal
A r Turkey & VT, Los Ang
Miss Cotton, Oakland
Miss Ryan, Oakland
) G Fisher, Byron
1 II II Thompson, Sn Rafael
ii + Cotter Il VT, Sacto
W L White, Stockton
q BaltiS, Astoria
q j Mathews &c VT, Dixon
X Mathews, Gainesville
Miss ID Foster, Atlanta
CT Reynolds & VT, Colo
X II Prior. Colo
Mrs S Retellick, Nevada
| ID X Mckinley, Seattle
j Reldy, Aurora
q q Goucher q W, Fresno
Miss L Shinn, Cloverdale
IC Fountain, Sacramento
( IL Green d son. Sacto
X Jones, Long Island
E Baker. Winters
J w Brown, Santa Cruz
I Z Il Rice, Modesto
H II Helenai & VT. Visalia
ii Taylor, Salinas
f L Wood. Salinas
Mrs w Wills, Eureka
EXCHANGE.
II Campbell, Miller
y Staples, Miller
W I Hitch cock, Miller
S E Cutler, Miller
j f Hutchinson, Pittsourg
L NJ Malick, Butte
E + Hoyt. oregon
8 McAndrews, Farmingtn
w A Wilson, Wisconsin
Mrs Z M Ward, Denver
Miss ii ID Ward. Denver
~ w Smith, WI a 8 oh,
Burlington
II Win ber.. Chicago
L j Quinn. Chicago
John johnson, Selma
Joseph Calvin. Nisaiia
Miss Lee Calvin, Visalia
Mrs A Lavender u CHI,
! Eureka
Is Kerry. Mexico
Is Z Parker, Los Angeles
lJoe Harris, san Jose
Is Houston, Texas
HOUSE.
ID W Phelan, Cambria
ID Hardenben, Ph9liX, AT
j Il Caldwell, Modesto
C w Williams. san Jose
A X W hilton, San Jose
| De Turk. Santa Rosa
A NJ Drew. Fresno
T p Chamberlain, Redwd
IL T IsaacS & WI. Waila
i WaIla
Miss Grace Il Isaacswalla
| Walla
IGeo b Katzen stern. Sacto
Mrs L + oakley. StHelena
u e ChesRey. Hongkong
w L Il Cushing.Los GatOs
] A Steadman, Nebraska
| Rev 9 Ben Ham, Eenicia
ThoS Is Bond. Lakeport
TJYaughn & WI Woodlnd
The morning call., 1891-08-12

THE DE WOLF TRACT IS IN THE CHOICEST
L part OF Fruitvsle, Oakland. and lot lOgxl5u is
Just the SIZE you want See DE WOLF, Sl4 Cali
iornla 81. au7 IL
The morning call., 1891-08-12
MORNING SALES

MORNING SALES.
Board-$l000 Omnibus Cable Bonds ll6. 95O
Cai Eectrlc Light, 1872; so do. 1884 70 do l26s;
10 Il Gas!isht, 631a; 10 Hutchinson + Co, g.
AFTERNOON sAIEs
The morning call., 1891-08-12
English Wheat nIarkat.

LIVERPOOL Aug. 1.-the spot market IS higher
at IS 412d. Cargoes are steady at AIS Tor OF
coast, AS Cd for Just shipped and AIS for nearly
due
FUTUREl
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: August IS 31ad; September
IS 4d; OCTOBER, IS 4d; November IS Ads De-
cember. IS 412d-
SECURITIES.
LONDON Aug. 1l-Consols 961s: United States
Rentes, g5f 22Lac.
The morning call., 1891-08-12

GOOn LOTS IN THE SUNSET TRACE; FIN-
G-CO. est location in Fruitvale; only a few lots
left; ID. W. DAVIS owner. Fruityale Station Oak
iaud. aus If
The morning call., 1891-08-12

There are more ducks in the Chinese en-
plre than In all the world outside Of it.
The morning call., 1891-08-12
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Compiled by THOMAS
TESSEST. Chrouometer and Instrument
Maker. Is Market Street.
The morning call., 1891-08-12

One square, l5OIl5O, on Orange ave, running to
SnnnySide ave, with desirable frontages, at
prices which only CASH CAN BUY
TNENTi-rhIHD-ANE. LAND CO., 1853 Tween
tJ-third ave. Bank 9uildIug East Oakland aus 2Or
The morning call., 1891-08-12
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE stock market opened
duh. slight rally took place early IN the day, but
1t was not maintained. in later dealings the ex-
treme weakness in Union Pacific felt by the en-
tire list. The market closed quiet and heavy az
about the lowest prices of the day Governments
easier. Petroleum closed at 641ac.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1l.-United States Bonds-i's
l1712: 4la's. 1909: Northern Pacific II 50: Cana
dian Pacific, 81; central Pacific. 20; Onion Paci-
hc, $3.50: Atkinson and santa Fe. SSIs: Wells
Fargo. 1888: Western Union, 1875 Silver. 9S1Ac;
Sterling 81 S4qps S61a.
NEW YORK. Aug. IL Wheat-August. 81 Ol14;
Flour Steady. Coffee = sl6 so. suQar-31stG
312c. Hops = Pacihc Coast. 16619c. Hides =
1870. Copper-Lake. Sill 80. Tin = spot $50
Lead-Domestic. s4 AYE lrcn-Sl4 Petroleum
-6412c
HOPS.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1l.-Hops are fairly firm and
business is moderate The cables note more favor
able weather in England.
GROCERIES.
Coffee-continued very dull. Prices were almost
entirey nominal In the absence OF trading
Quotations August, SIG 30: September
$l5 90: october. Sl4 so; November, Sl3 rs;
December. SlS 80; January. $lS 10; February
Sl3 O5; March, Sl2 3d. Sales. 1880 bags. Rio
firm.
Sugar-Raw strong: refined, very firm: 7-l6c
for $50; cut loaf, 6lsc; crushed. 51sc: powdered,
4b3c: graduated, ISsc; cubes. 4I4c; holders A,
1856; confectioners' A, slice: No. 8. 3 11-l6c.
The morning call., 1891-08-12
BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales In the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
The morning call., 1891-08-12

OR ENCHANGE--lO ACRES, . MILES FROM
1 San jose, on stevens Creek road: + acres in
French prunes; Will sell or exchange for improved
or IN improved properly. GRAY q SWENARTON,
SoS Ninth St, O1kiaud. au2 II
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BROOKLYN HOTEL.

NJ r1N4N'VN hN"hS'
Board-lOO Cal Electric Light. 1879.
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IN Sl75 AND $500 PER LOT; WELL LO-
% IOO. Gated lots at FruitvaIe, within one block
OF ? car lines and 4 free pass given on same FOR 5
years to AHy who will build upon the Ios or lots
purchased; only $40 cash payment required and
81 80 per month; the best opportunity ever offered
to purchasers besides these lots will dou1le in value
IN the course Of year, they in the heart of
frultYale central and surrounded by beautiful
homes, and easy access to San Francisco by Oak
land local train apply early and one Of these
bargains, with years pass on the Apply to
land. any n
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7 INDA VISTA TERRACE. SITUATED on
II the high land about midway between oakland
and Piedmont, on the line OF The Piedmont cable
road WHICH passes through the center OF the tract
is the most desirable suburban residence property
on this side the bay; high. rolling land magnificent
views in all directions healthful salubTiOus ell
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WE WILL OFFER FOR TIE NEXT 20 DAYS
" the following choice lots in the "BIasdei
Tract a. LOW PRICES on EASY TERMS:
lots at the terminus OF the new railroad corner
OF Iwenty-thlrd ave and TTentY-Seventh St also
desirable lots on Twenty-third ave. running
back 10 SunnySiGe ave, with two fine frontages.
WE Will ALSN OEEEE ENR CASH.
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OAKLAND HOUSES TO RENT.
OAKLAND HOTELS.

TOR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED UPPER
L Fat; tine location; about minutes walk to
local train; references exchanged 1870 Union ST..
Oakland 1vlq ~
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

TUESDAY. August II.
stmr City of Peking, Searle, Yokohama and Hong
Kong; NJ $ Co.
stmr Australia. Houdette. Honolulu; J Spreck-
els & Bros.
stinr Pomona. Hail. San Diego; Goodan, Perkins
& Co.
Perkins & Co.
fr schr Theavaroa. Mathieson, Tahiti; Pinet
& Co.
Sailed.
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