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SAVED BY A HORSE.

A Fierce Struggle Between Two Infuri-
ated Steeds.
"Talk about a dog being mans pest
friend" said an old horse-trainer to me, Il
say the best friend man has among the
lower animals is a horse. Horses will be
lust as affectionate and faithful as dogs If
YOU use them right. and a blamed sight
more useful. To pc sure they won't lick
your hands for kicking 'em. They've got
moro spirit than that and l admire them
for it. had horse once that saved my
life, and that's more than any dog ever did
for me-"
How did it happeuP"
at was ten years ago, when l was coun-
try horse doctor, and used sometimes to
break ugly colts for the farmers. My horse
was Que | had raised from colt and she
knew ME like one of the family. Her name
was Mollie. She was a high strung animal,
if she was gentle, and one needed to under
stand her in order to drive her. There was
q farmer living near by had a colt which he
wanted broken, but the brute was SO vl'lous
that half a dozen men had failed to do any
thing with him. | thought | was pretty
good horseman, SO concluded one
day I'd try him. | drove up to the
farm and, as | didn't expect to use
Mollie again that afternoon, l turned
her loose in tho field 10 roll linen cauSnt
the colt. The farmer told me he would lead
all right, so l wasn't looking for any trouble
till tried to bit him. l was walking along
ahead Of him with the halter-stcap IN my
hand, when the devil got into him. Before
l noticed that he was mad he started Tor me,
mouth open, and began to strike with his
front feet That's a trick 70 horse gets eX-
cept from Unborn wickedness. lie knorked
me down the first blow, and then backed
of a few steps and gathered himself to-
Eether. | saw he was going TO come Tor me
again, and [ tried to crawl out of the way.
when all of sudden l heard hOo!s coming
from behind, and Mollie came up at a full
run. She dashed T ght at the ugly colt, and,
wheeling round, gave him both her heels IN
the chops. Then size planted herself between
him and me, and there was the stubDorneSt
fight you ever saw for a few minutes. Both
horses screamed like human beings, struck
and bit at each other, and neither
would give an inch. At last Mollie got the
colt by the neck, aud fairly tore piece of
flesh out ofhim. That took the nerve out OF
the brute and he ran away. L was too much
hurt to get up alone, and l have always said
that if it hadn't been for Mollie Ia have
been killed, though some fools thought she'd
have come TO fight the strange colt Just the
same if he hadn't attacked me. l know
hattar t'-Ruffain EXDraSs
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abalone meat SOB SKIS wheat, 100 sis corn, go SKIS
abaIone shells 80 bds salt hi les, III bdis dry Sh
IL pkgs fish, 3 cs honey. bxs fruit, SIX dried
fruit. o SKIS wool Ok lemons, bx codhih. SO S6s
wanuts, 3 SKIS ore.
Newport-26I2 SKIS barley, IS cs honey, 1924 SKIS
corn, u bxs lemons. 50l2 SKIS wool cs eggs.
santa Barbara--32 bXS lemons, Is SKIS crawhsh.
Redondo-22 SKIS wool, 10 bxs lemons, 1000 cS
canned goods.
San fedro-l SIX chilles. 2 cs cigars, Z SKIS box
shells 40 SKIS barley. 1856 SKIS
fort hartord-4 kezs 80 bxs butter. cs eggs. %
cs honey, pkgS dry fish. cs stationery, tanks,
Dxs fruit coops chickens, l pkg express, pkg
COIN
san Luis oblspo-ll67 sks barley, 100 SKIS beans.
125 SKIS wheat.
Los oIivos-453 SKIS wheat
Harris-1S5 SKIS chevaier barley
NipOma-l67 SKIS beans.
Santa Maria-l67 SKIS barley.
Block Stations SKIS barley. 600 SKIS bItumInous
H0NOLULU-Per Irmgard-s2s bags suv,r 10 =,
kerosene, 20 cs globes.
Cousi=nees.
Per Pomona-Schacht, Lemcke & Steiner. Rr,v
Sons & Co: Chas Harley & Co: w Sumner A 90.
NJ Freitas Il Co; Erlaager Il Galinger; f j Shat,
tucS " Co; Christy & Wise ;Shattuck, Howard & Co;
Dodge. sweeney IL Co; Getz Bros & Co; q Tetzen.
Price Berlin Co; Dalton Bros: Hulme Il Hart: A
Call Fruit Co; A Immel e Co: A PaladIni; J
II Ponder: Ivancovlch & Co; } b Iuguslia: In
Packing Co; Field Stone; Wilson Il lrvine ID M
ing-Palmsr MIL Co; Wheaton n Luhrs; HIS Bros,
Brigham, Hoppe Y Co; L whitney & Co; Boston
NOoien Mills; Norton, Teller & Co: Phillips Bros;
w 4 Sloane Il Co: Standard oil Co: j Thomas:
II Hickman Co; Wells. Fargo Co; w ROOin-
son; Moore, Ferguson & Co: Goldtree Bros: BothIn
Mfg Co: Ptge Il Sons; Held Bros; Cal Rattan Co.
Costigan. Cohen n Co; e l. Dinsey u Co; Bernstein
Bros: Examiner
Per Irmgard-whittler Fuller & Co; Thomson.
Huston Electric Co; Williams, DimOnd& Co: welcn
Il Co.
For Late Shipping Hltettt 5eacs See EtqHsh P11&
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WHO KNOWS?
The Story of Woman WHO Served as

The Story of a Woman Who Served as a
Soldier.
Did l ever see woman in the army-a
woman in the uniform Of a soldier and
marching in the ranks? Yes, once, but l
knew her sex only after her life had como
out on battlefield.
1t was on Sunday, May 3, 1868, and the
field was that of Charlottesville. Stone
wall jackson had shattered the Federal
right the evening before, and received his
own death-wound. Stuart, with the whole
left wing of the Confederate army, had
breasted back the divisions of Berry, French,
Williams and Whipple, ana his path was
now blocked by Sickles' corps. At 3 o'clock
In the morning hundreds of the men in line
were out of ammunition, and they got a
fresh supply, By, robbing the cartridge-boxes
of our own dead.
For one long hour we held that front OF
forest and thicket and field against
every effort Stuart could make, and when
the lines broke back it was because our
bayonets could not stand against the ter
Tole musketry IRE pouring in upon US.
1t was during that hour, and while we were
robbing the dead and wounded Of means
to hold the line, that / came upon two
dead soldiers in bit OF glade, who had
been killed by shell. One lay on the
broad Of his back with a CHASTITY wound
n tho siue-tno oIner right across his
breast, with his left arm and shoulder
torn away. There was an odor of burning
cloth as We stood over the bodies, and not
knowing whether the poor fellows were
dead or wounded, we rolled the first one
of and found his jacket on fire over his
chest. The shirt beneath was burning
also, and it was in stripping the garments
off that we made the discovery. 1t was a
young woman, about 90 years of age, her
hair cut short and her face and hands
brown with tan.
On making our report the body was or
dered TO be carried TO the rear, but before
this could be done our whole line was
pressed back, and none of US ever saw it
again. Regiments, companies and squads
were so mixed up on that field that we
could not tell to what command she be-
Hanged. The dead man lying beside her
was a sergeant, and they were falling back
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A letter has just been received at Bristol.
Pa, which was mailed from place nine
miles distant three years ago
A Drea m of HannI,aa.

May be Followed by morning OF La Grippe"
Easily, and why? Because the displacement OF
covering in bed, a neglected draught from q partly
closed window. an open transom connected with a
windy entry In hotel, may convey to your nostrs
and lungs the death-dealing blast Terrible and
swift are the inroads made by this new DESTROYER
The medieated alcoholic principle in Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters Will check the dire complaint
persistence in this preventive of its further deye
opment VIII absolutely checkmate the dangerous
malady. UnmedIcaued alcoholic stimuIants are OF
little or no value. The just medium Is the Bitters
Not less ecacious is it In malaria bilious
ness. constipation rheumatism. dyspepsia and kid
ney trouble. The weak are usually those upon
whom disease fastens first Inglgorate with the
Bitters. SO
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Eiuht remand, From emma.

Eight Temauded Chinese from Montana
were received yesterday by Collector Phelps
and put Immediately on the steamer China.
They we're brought by United States Mar
shall j. b. Allison. Inspector of Customs j.
Sullivan, Chief of Police Wittep and Citizen
Walker, all Of Helena, The remanded have
had such history since they left China
that the cvangel they can preach to others
whose eyes are lOngingly turned toward this
land Of plenty may deter them from under
taking the same itinerary. They landed on
Canadian SOIL and hired an expressman to
take them over the line. When they reached
it storm was in progress and a stroke OF
lightning killed the driver. This seemed 10
the Mong0lians to be visitation from some
angry god. 1t paralyzed their powers Of
flight and they fell into the hands of the
Montana authorities. Their order of re-
mand followed.
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sHIfFING INTELLIG aNCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
TUESDAY. September %.
Stmr Pomona. Hall, 62Is hours from San Diego;
pass and mdse to Gooda, Perkins II Co.
Br ship Andrada. Adams SIS days from Sydney;
| 1886 tons coal. to j ID SpreCkels e Bros.
diff: coal coke, etc. to Balfour, Guthrie Co.
lulu; sugar, to Williams, Dimond & co.
schr Herman. Sandal. IL days from Kodiak;
turs, TO II Liebes * Co.
Cleared.
TUESDAY September 90
stmr Eureka, Smith. Wilmington Goodall, Per-
stmr Los Angeles, Hannah. Eureka; Goodall,
Perkins & Co.
Br ship Lord Downshire, Newcomer, Havre; Bal
four, Guthrie q Co.
Nor snip Breidablk, Amcnsen. Liverpool; Bal
four Guthrie Il Co.
Br ship Sieve Donard. Campbell. Hayre; Starr
& Co.
ship W Mari. Carter. Queenstown: Balfour,
Br ship Tnomaslna Mcclellan, Mann. Havro;
Br barl Gwala, Hunter, Calais; Balfour. Guthrie
BStn S Wilder. Grimths, Honolulu; Williams,
Dimond d Co.
Sailed.
MONDAY, September 81.
stmr North Fork. Nielsen, Eureka.
Stmr AlcazRr. Gunderson. Greenwood.
TUESDAY, September %.
Stmr UmatiIla, Holmes, Victoria and Port Town
stmr Record Jensen, westport
Stmr Protection, Leylson Fort Bragg.
Stmr Gypsy, Jepsen. Santa Cruz. etc.
Stmr Newport. Edwards. Eel River.
Stmr willamette Valley, PaIon. Yaquina Bay.
Ship Commodore T H Allen Merriam, New York
Bark Arcturus, Sloan. Port Hadock.
Bktn Arago Perry, Tacoma
Schr Rio Rey, Isigkeit, Bowens Landing
Schr Helen NJ KimbaI!, johnson, Humboldt.
Schr Abbie. Hanson, Caspar.
Sehr Electra, Knudsen Meudocino.
Schr Albion, borgensen.
Schr Rose Sparks, Rowe.
Schr Golden Gat,, Larson, Bowens Landing
poINT1 OROs-Sentember 39-1opu -ws,ths-
t,rSy rin9 NM ys}ocity % nile,
'Oee' -
Marion.
Per Br ship Andrada-Aug Z. lat 80 ~ long IVA
50 W, ship Egenor, from Newcastle, NSW, ior San
July "a, lat SIS long 81 W, Br ship Posedon, hce
May "a Tor queenstown,
miscellaneous.
LONDON, Sept 22-Br snip CITY OF Benares, from
Antwerp for san Francisco put into Falkland ISL
ands with crew refractory.
Domestic Ports.
ALBIoN-Arrtyed Sept 22-Schr Lila and Matte,
hence Sept 20.
UMPOuA-Saied Sent 2O-Sehr Lily. for San
Eronc,Scn. schr Iucv for San Pedro
GitESS " an yrvnd Sent 30 strr .1c,z.r
hence Sept 81
PINT ARFNA-Arriyed Sent 22-Schr Ame-
thyst nenee aePi 40; Gan, R,rs corvnb.rs ,cs
sep. ~ ppEDRo-.rrtvsd Sent o2-sb,ns w,cnnsett
a anu A nnin "'" N"""no' S'f 'oion"' tFoin
salad Sent 92-Bark Oregon for Sanaimo
PORT BLAKELEY-Arrived sept 22-Schr ohas
Falk. from San Pedro.
Sept Is; schr Elyenia, hence Sept 10; schr E NIL
Ter. hence Sept lS.
AST0RlA-Arriyed Sept 22-Stmr Columbis hoe
Sept ~ Br snip p9mOaTt0n EScS, from Lo9doS
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New York Markets.

NEW YoRK. Sept. 22.-1he stock market opened
at irregular changes from last nights figures. Ac-
tive stocks were mora prominent than usual of
late most OF them scoring losses ranging from to
per cent. The close was heavy at about the low
est prices OF the day. Atchison lost l5s, Missouri
Pacific IA, sugar l1s. and Burlington, Big -Four,
Northwestern aud Lake Shore l per cent each.
Governments steady. Petroleum closed at 59Ssc.
NEW YORK. Sept 22.-Unlted states Bonds--f's.
l161s; 2's. 99is: Northern Pacific. 301s: Cana
dian Pacific 1913: Central Paclhc. 34a4 Union Pacl-
nc. 44l4 Atchison and santa Fe. 46as: Fargo,
lao; Western Union, S4Ai Silver. exc; sterling,
81 sl@4 81.
NEW YORK. Sept. o. Wheat October. 81 06,
Flour-Firmer. Conee-S14 80. sugr-39 g. sc.
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to sell better by aud by poor goods it is thought Will
RUE dun and cheap ALI the year.
HIDES AND PELTS - Duh and easy. Heavy
sailed steers quotable at 7Iac z 10: medium.
&c E 10; light, Sc p 10 COwhdes, sc q 10; salt ed
Kip, 4c q 10; saited Calf. &c q 10: dry Hides. usual
selection. 100 lO1ac 4 ID dry KiDs sc; dry Calf &c:
prime Goatskins. 3OG50c each; ID eerskins. good
summer, 81 &c; medium 30932la; winter, 20@25c;
Sheepskins, shearlinSs lO925c; short wool 40 9
Toe; medium, 10000; long wool, s0c9Sl 40 a 10
Culls of all kiGds about l3c less.
TALLoW-Fair to good rendered. 494i4c; re-
fined. 6l317c; Grease. 3l2c p 10.
WOOL-The Nevada Springs have disappeared
and new varieties OF fall Offering. The marke ct
lacks snap though there Is " col selling all the
time. We quote fat Woods: San Joaquin and South.
Fall lambs, 9Dl1c p n: Mountain Free, ll9lic
Mountain detective, 1OG12c: Humboldt ana Men
docno, l5GlIc. SprIng clips range as follows:
Choice Northern. lSLa920c 2. u; Southern. seven
months, l49l5e q 10; Foothill aud Middle Counties,
17GlS1ac r 10.
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Exchange and Bullion.
Shining Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day are the San Bias for Pam
ANA. the Eureka for San fedro and the Los Angeles
for Humboldt Bay. The ty OF fuebla falls due
from Victoria and Puget Sound. the Arcata from
Coos Bay, the Point Iona from Grays HarOOr and
the Montserrat from Nanaimo.
The bark Margaret 1851 tOns loads Lumber Tor
Melbourne; baTkentine AragO, 476 tons, Lumber at
Tacoma for Guaymas; British iron BARK Lebu, 726
tons, Salmon at Victoria for London.
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feet, face In low grade ore. The Corkell stope be-
tween the 1890 and 400 foot levels, is pro ducng
the usual amount of ore. assaying about $50.
Fifteenth leve-Are sinking on seam OF
assayng about $25, about 100 feet east OF the end
of the north level. stopping OF
sulphuret the south crosscut on this level
assaying about 800 Are still II king out some
Just underneath this level at the foot OF the old
bonanza stope assayiug about S35. Are taking out
some sui phuret ore from the middle tunnel OF the
Creole assaying about $50.
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The Wool Market.

Boston, Sept. 22.-wool is steady. Territory
Woods In good demand. fine selling at 6OQ62c,
fine medium at 57G5Sc and medium at $4,000 q
ID. Texas, California and oregon Woods are quiet.
Australian Woods are firm.
NEW YoHK. Sept 22.-Wool steady. domestic
Fleece 3OGS6c q 10.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.-wool is in improved
demand at unchanged prices.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING, September %.
SUMMARY OF THE kARKEEs

SUMMARY OF THE NARkErS
Flour In fair demand.
Wheat steady.
Barley sells fairly.
Oats steady.
Corn and Rye dull.
Bran and Middings lower.
New Canary Seed offered.
Beans dull and weak.
Large arrivals OF Hay.
Sweet Potatoes steadier.
Onions steady.
Butter lower.
New Cheese firm.
Eggs dull.
Honey neglected.
Poultry In sufficient receipt.
Moderate arrivals OF Game.
Fruits and Vegetables unchanged
Lines lower. Lemons dull.
Dried Fruits and RaIsins quiet.
New Almonds and Walnuts selling.
Hops neglected.
Provisions firm and Bacon higher.
Hides dull.
Wool moderately active.
Mutton scarce.
Canned Fruits quiet
Coffee dull and wenk.
Coal unchanged.
Tanbark lower.
Quicksilver firm.
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Chicago Markets

CHICAGO, Sept 22.-Wheat was moderately &C
tive, unsettled and weaker. The opening was from
l1ac to 134c lower than the closing figures OF yes
terday, then rallied sac, declined s4c, again adj
vanced 7sc. declined lie. and closed about 1890
lower than yesterday. Receipts l.93l,OOO bushels;
shipments l64, 900 bushels. Rye quiet at S142c.
Barley firm at 65c.
CHICAGO Sept. 22.-wheat-Casn. CSC. Corn
49c PorK-SlO 3d. Lard-s6 90. Rlbs-$7 10.
Nhisky-$l Is.
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Harhnr Commissioners.

At a meeting Of the Harbor Commission
improvement of East street, from Howard
TO Mission, were approved. This will COM
plete the improvements on that street from
Howard to Section of the sea-wall, all Of
which is under the maintenance OF the
State. 1t was decided not to pay for the
eighty piles driven at Section b Of the sea-
wall. The bill amounts to about $500.
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Receipts large. but the market shows strength.
Mutton alone is scarce Wholesale rates from sIaugh-
terers to dealers follows:
BEEF-Frst quality. ol295c; second quality,
412G5c; third do, IGii4c.
NEAL-Large, 5ds6c; small Caivo1. 6G7c.
MUTrON-Wethers. SC; Ewes, 7Q71ac.
SPRING LAMB-S19c = 10.
PoRK-Ltve Hogs 41a9434c a 10 for hsayY hard
graniod. ana 424g47sc for light average dos STOCK
Hogs, 414gih2 D ID; dressed do, 7S734c = ID.
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allied the following prices California fruit sold
at auction to-day: Bartlett Pears. S292 rs; Sol
way Peaches, $4,000; Orange Cling Peaches, 6O9
9Uc: Gross Prunes, 81 1901 40; Hungarian frunes,
81 259l 40; half crates rokay Grapes, 75cGSl AZ;
half crates Muscats. 75rGlSl.
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Lumber Market.

Retail prices al follows:
PtNE-Rouzh. SlS for No. l and SIS for No. 2;
Specified lengths, $50; odd lengths, sl7; selected
rough S24 clear rough, $50; No. flooring. 5000
So according to size: No. . do S23G25; stepping,
dressed, S43 for No. and SIS for No. 2; Lath, $50
: 20; Pickets. rough, SIT.
SPRUCE-ROugh $50; selected, SlS; clear, S34
dunnage, SlS delivered: dressed shelving, S37.
REDN OOD-ROugh $40 for No. and $40 for No.
2; extra sizes S2l for No. and Sl7 for 80. 2; Sc
lected s26; Rustic No / S24630: No 2 S28;
surfaced, No. 1. $30g1i5; No. 2, S24@26; Pickets,
rough. Sl7 for square end ana SO Tor pointed;
surfaced fancy end, $26: Battens &c p foot: Shin
giles. 81 p NJ for common and 50 rs for fancy;
Shakes, Sl1 for split and Sl3 for sawed Posts.
split, lac.
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in company when struck down. Lovers,
perhaps, but no one will ever know. They
were simply two of the thousands OF dead
left living where they fell for the victorious
COnfederates TO bury when Hooker had
escaped across the river with the living
RaltimOre Herald
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No Such soalping Allowed Here

In Philadelphia the other day tobac-
conists wooden Indian fell over and broke
the skull Of boy who was passing. That
sounds bad for the City of Brotherly Love.
Il should take example from San Francisco.
We don't allow any but live indians on our
streets, and, judging from experience. thew
are less to be feared than Philadelphia's
wooden ones.
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Hops-PacIhc Coast, 14G16c- Hides-l315c. Cop
per-Lake. sl2 40. Tln-Spot. $40 o. Lead-Do-
mestic. sA 521a' lron-Sl4 petroleum, 5sSsc-
NEW YORK, Sept. 22-Hops are little more ac-
tive. Prime Paciics, '9l's, are quoted at lac;
choice State, lac, and other grades in proper
tionate prices, chiefly In small lots. One sale is re-
ported OF prime '9Os at lac.
GROCERIES.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Coffee opened higher by
8 to 10 points, and declined 10 TO Is points during
the latter part of the day The total visible supply OF
Brazil for the United States is 445,2lS bags.
September, s14 80; october. sl2 30; November,
$ll 50; December 81 90; January. 81 %; Feb
ruary $l1 So March, ST. So; April, Sill 40.
Sales, 49, 500 bags. Rio steady.
Sugar-Raw, quiet and unchanged refined, steady
but quiet cut loaf and crushed, unchanged; pow
dered, 43ac: graduated and cubes, Age molders'
A, 45zc: coufectioners' A 43sc.
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DELINQUENT SALE Nor1oEa.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTIcE-CRUIKsHANK
~ Gold Mining Company. Location OF principst
place of business, San Francisco Cal. Location OF
works, Los Burros District, Monterey County, Cal
Notioe-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of Assessment (NO p
levied tho 7th day OF July 1891 the several
amounts set opposite thO names OF the respective
shareholders as follows;
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SEPTEMBER DAYS.

From September'S misty grass,
Growing on the turrowed ground,
Comes The CHEEKY cricket sound;
while from twisted browning trees
Apples fail.
And the warm and dusty winds,
Turning white the roadside weeds,
Mhjrlthe leaves and thistle seeds
From the mellow hay air
Blue jays call
Ger the meadows aftermath,
nv the August rains made greeni
Harvest spider-webS are seen.
Showing wet, ike fresh drawn net
Spread to dry.
Threading from the summers woof.
Golden-TOd September weaVes,
Binding IN with Crumpled leaves,
sparrows trailing flight from trees
Through the SKY.
Butterflies with snowy wings,
Rising from the asters white,
Look Ike petals IN their hIghL
Or as souls OF summer flowers
Passing by.
NINA SHAW. in The Ladies' Home Journal
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English Mnent Market.
FUTUR ES

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 22.-The spot market Is lower
at Ss 1od. Cargoes stronger 44s for of
coast. 44s Sd for Just shipped and 44s Tor nearly
due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cabls gives the following
Liverpool quotations.: September. IS Sd: octo-
Der, IS Cd; November, IS e%d; December. IS
l01ad January, IS l01ad; February. IS l019d
SECURITIES.
LONDON Sept. 22.-Consols. 81 e-l6; United States
Bonds AS. 1901: do. 2's. 1921; Silver.
a. l3-16d: Rentes. e6f. Bullion out OF Bank OF
England, 1924 600.
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He Wasn't Quite Ready to Shoot, but
A Texan, with white SLOUGH hat, and big
boots, fresh from the plains evidently,
walked through the aisles smoking a big
cigar.
It was bad one, too, and the Exposition
policeman who rushed up to him felt that
he had reason to be doubly indignant.
"You can't smoke in here, don't you know
that" he said to the Texan.
IAN right, pard, won't" said the Texan
calmly; Don't get yourself in a fret"
He took the cigar in his hand, held it till it
went out and then putting it back in his
mouth he continued his walk. The police
man rushed up to him again, much excited
this time.
Here, didn't I tell you to stop that?" he
exclaimed.
Ppm not smoking" said the Texan.
mouth"
"WhatP" said the Texan, beginning to get
angry, I've got my gun in my pocket, too,
but I'm not shooting-at least not yet"
The policeman looked at him, and walked
away, and the man from the Brazos went
on his way.-St. Louis Post Dispatch.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-23

Posts quotable at &c each: Redwood. IS 50
2 cord; Oak, rough. S797 IS; do, peeled So so;
Pine. So rs = cord: Railroad Ties, 30034c apiece
for 6xS and 45950c for 7x9.
TANBARk-Ground bark, S24 . ton; whole,
Sl6 q cord.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-23

MORNING SALES
Board-2O S Gasght, 63N; Cal Electric
Light, Ia Is.
AFTERNOON sALEI-
Board-lO0 Hawaiian Commercial, 4; $4,000 V
81 Bonds, ll7I4; Union Insurance 81; 80 Cal
Electric Light, l4is.
street-50 Hawaiian Commercial. A; go California
street T. K, 100