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The morning call., 1891-05-06
HARBOR COMMISSIONERS.
An Appeal Made for Captain Corcoran
Retention

An Appeal Made for Captain COrcOran's
Retention.
Chairman Bassett presided at meeting of
the Board Of Harbor Commissioners yester-
day afternoon.
r. V. Mitchell, who has the contract for
advertising at the ferry slips, was granted a
rebate of one-half on his rental of $40 for
the present month. owing to number Of
advertisements having to be taken down to
make way for improvements.
Captain Roberts, who had refused to pay
dOc6age on three vessels that he owns. was
ordered to pay dockage of So So Sc double
that by way of fine and SO additional on
each vessel, making total of $50 60.
The S9cr6tdfy was instructed to notify
the Board OF Fire Commissioners to remove
the fre-hOuse now on La Rue's wharf TO
location to be designated by the Chief En-
gineer.
Bills to the amount of S207 70 were or
dered paid ard drafts ordered on the I'm
provement Fund to the amount of S2536 SO.
1t was also ordered that from now ON crude
or boiled sulphur be measured the same as
coal, 2240 pounds to the ton.
A petition signed by 112 prominent mer-
chants, ship-Owners and captains was re-
ceIyed, urging the desirability of reappoint-
ing Chief Wbarlinger Captain Martin Cor
c0ran at the expiration of his term of office.
He has filled the position for eight years,
and the petition says that no previous in-
cumbent has given such universal satisfac-
ton. John R0senfeld, Captain Chapman
and Captain Werrick appeared and spoke in
glowing terms of the Chief Wharfinger, and
the petition was taken under adyisement.
The impression Is that the Chief will be ap-
pointed for another term.
The morning call., 1891-05-06
DECORATION DAY.

The Grand Marshal Elected and Sub
Committees Appointed.
General Ruger has notified the Grand
Army Memorial Day Committee that the
United States troops will join in the parade
on that day.
At the committee meeting on Monday
evening General Sheehan of Meade Post.
No. 4S. was elected Grand Marshal, and the
following subcommittee were appointed:
Parade-D NJ. Cashin Chairman), j. H. Eus-
tice, j. H. Riley, j. S. French. kinance-H, L.
Hobbert (Chalrmanb H. L. Barker, George A.
Grail. w. w. Stone, j. 4. Sheehan, S. M Carr
L. V. Brown. Decorations-M. Murphy CHAIR
man. Z. Il. HerrIck. p. II. Mass, A. L. Conn.
W. M. Park. Day Programme aud exercises at
Cemetery-E. S. Solomon (Chairman), W. w.
Stone Albert Brown, NJ. Lane. j. IL. Eustice. !
S. French, W. Nj. Park. Ev ming Programme
and Exercises at Halo. Mason Kinne CHAIR.
NAM, j. Z. Innis, A. K. Cohn, f. A. Werih, A. Il.
Leaviit, L. S. Harvey. George A. Grail. Press
aud Prnilng-E. Ii. Herrick (Chalrman). Albert
Brown. Phil M. Bolton. Muslc-F A. Werlh
lChalrman), E. s. Solomon, T. G. Mastellar.
Transport ation-S. NJ. Carr (Chairman( A. r..
Leaylll, ). Il. Eustice. William Dolan, H. G..
GarreisOn, L. III. Mass. Halle. H. HerrIck.
George A. Grail j. +. Sheehan
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SEA AND SHORE.
Loss of a TOpmast in a Squall by
the Lady Isabella.
a Raft Of Piles in Tow-Departure Of the Zea-
landia-Delay of the City Of New York.
Return of the Albatross.

The British ship Lady Isabella, which ar
rived in port yesterday from Sydney, had a
rough time of it on the passage and did not
escape uDscathed after her battle with the
elements. Soon after leaving Sydney and
when off the coast of New Zealand, she was
caught in very heavy gale which lasted
eight days, during which the ship was swept
from stem to stern several times by the sea.
Everything movable was swept from her
deck, but as extra precautions had been
taken at the commencement Of the gale. no
great amount of damage was done. When
the ship reached latitude 90 south and 1882
west, she was caught in succession OF heavy
squalls, carrying away many Of her sails. On
March goth terrific squall from the south
east struck her, and, before sail could be re-
duced, the f0retopmast was carried away.
The wreck was cut away as quickly as pos
slble to prevent the heavy spars from being
driven through the ships side, and as soon
as the weather moderated spare tOpmast
was rugged, with which she succeeded in
reaching San Francisco IN safety. The
Lady Isabella has q cargo of 23l5 tons OF
coal.
FIRST RAFT OF THE SEASON.
The first raft of the season will be tOwed
to this port by the NOyo on her next trip.
Towing raft is slow work, and not more
than two and half miles an hour can be
made with safety. The Ncyo's raft will be
composed entirely OF piles.
The Walla Walla left for Victoria, the
ship Elmhurst t0Wed to sea, bound to
Queenstown, the Bundaleer sailed for
Nanaimo, and the schooner Leon for Petro-
pauloySki.
The mail steamship Zealandia left for
Honolulu at 2 o'clock sharp yesterday after
noon, with quite number OF passengers and
full cargo.
The steamers Houndslow and Whitesboro
passed the Heads yesterday on their way to
southern ports.
IN CHARGE OF THE CREW.
Captain Kelley of the sealing schooner
Jane Gray is now on his way TO this port
and will arrive on the Umatilla on Thurs
day. The schooner was left in charge OF
the crew at Sitka and will remain there until
new captain Is sent up to her,
A dispatch has been received by the Pa
cific Mail Company that the steamship City
of New York will not reach this port from
Panama before Thursday. No reasons
were given for the delay.
The steamship Corona came in yesterday
from San Diego; the Costa Rica with a
cargo of 2400 tons of coal from Departure
Bay, and the British ship Drumcraig from
London with general cargo.
The United States steamer AlbatroSs re-
turned yesterday from a cruise along the
Southern Coast She brought no important
news.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-The market is quiet aud hardly as firm as
1t has been though there is no decline. Calcutta,
June and July 71sGD714c; Wool Bags. 36G3Sc
C0FFEE-The circular or X. HochKofer, Just is
sued gives the imports at this during the first
four months of the year at So ,09S bags against TO-
442 bags during the same period in 1880 and IA
$40 In 1889. The sales from first hands 90 1913
bags, and the stock OF Central American in hrst
hands May LIST 81, 1903 bags. against 32,415 May
l. 1890. The Circular says: "Since the issue OF
last circular (22 alt.) the market has shown more
activity both for local consumption and shipment
overland and while there is appreciaDle change
in quotations with he exception OF good unwashed
Salvador, when firm at an advance OF 1sc, there
is a better undertone at the moment than for some
time past. JoODers supply themselves with per-
haps less hesitation than formerly, but show dspo
sition TO buy in of legitimate requirements.
About 1000 bags OF good unwashed Salvador have
recently been sold, in lots, at 1880, and much
larger business Is possible at concession OF 1sc.
which so far holders refuse to eoncede. Prime aud
Inferior qualities OF Costa htca move slowly, but
the intermediate grades, which are plentiful, are
neglected and difficult OF sale unless at concessions
from present asking prices. There Is good demand
from the overland markets AZ current rates Tor the
better descriptions OF washed Guatemala which.
fortu nat9ly ,scannOt be wholly supplied with the
oderate stock available at our quotations. Unless
OF exceptionally good washed quality other descrip
tiOns are not serviceable to any extent for these
markets. The New York market continues firm,
with an upward tendency. influenced by light
st ocks large deliveries for consumption and small
receipts at the Brazilian ports. Quotations are
as follows: 2I1RG2Is4c p 10 for prime washed
Guatemala; 20156I2l lac tor good washed Guate-
mala: 1917 @2O14c for fair washed Guatemala:
1S@l9c for medium Guatemala; 2014@21c for
good TO prime Costa Rica, free from black heans;
beans; l9c for good unwashed Salvador: l6A@
1712c for ordinary qualities l2(1l61ac for very
ferior TO common qualities"
CANNED FRUITS-Spot Peaches are weaker as
the new season IS approaching and stocks ample.
Gamers REPORT some business for new fruit future
delivery, at 81 40 for Apricots and 81 so for
Peaches and Pears. Sales ON future account, how
O. r are not large. We quote standard goods
IS: Aprteots, 1902 70 . dozen; Peaches,
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
TUESDAY EVENING, May 5.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

TUESDAY EVENING, May 5.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Flour quiet.
Wheat dull. Options lower
Barley lower.
Oats firm.
Corn declined
Rye easy.
Bran and Middllngs firm.
Common Hay lower. Choice firm.
Straw unchanged.
Seeds dull
Beans generally quiet.
Ham. Bacon and Lard firm.
Hops steady.
Fair demand for wool.
Tallow higher.
Canned Fruits quiet
Coffee firm and active.
Quicksilver dull.
Foreign Goals very weat.
Old Potatoes cheap alG dun.
New Onions steadier.
Butter firm.
Cheese and Eggs weak
Poultry doing better.
Game in High receipt.
Cherries and Strawberries lower.
Seeding Oranges abundant
Lemons and LINES quiet
Dried Fruit In fair demand.
No further change In Nuts.
RaiSns dull.
Grain Bags quiet
Silver lower.
Mutton and Lamb weak. other meats in good
supply.
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Tired OF Summertime Hin

Minnie Edwards, woman who supports
husband by working as a waitress in an
underground resort. took dram of NOR
phine with suicidal intent at her abode. q
Kohler place, yesterday morning She was
taken to the Receiving Hospital, where
stomach pump relieved her Of the poison.
She said that she had had so much trouble
with her husband that she had begun to
drink heavily, but the morphine had been
taken accidentally
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Nervous people always on tenter hooks. A
slight noise smites the drums Of their ears like the
clash OF eymbals The most trivial, unex pected
sound drives them to the verge of distraction
But invigorated and built up with Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, their Representatives, speedily
disappears. Dyspepsia, malaria, kidney troubles
biliousness and rheumatism cured by the
bitters l9
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THE REAL HARM.

" II I could only kiss you. dear"
He said, as close his
Stole round her waist. - In Just one kiss
There can't be any harm"
And then, before she gave consent,
Alas! 1t had been done.
She biuShed aud said: You know you're wrong,
There is great harm In one"
Tom Mason in Springfield Graphic
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E.chappe and BulIion.
Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day the Los Angeles for
Humboldt Bay the Del Norte for Crescent City, and
the Scotia for Tiamook Bay. The Empire falls
due from Nanamo.
The bark Bonauza, 1898 tons, loads Coal at TIA
coma for this port.
The orhis taxes for Antwerp 5,Io6 c.ls Wheat.
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B. Fenano, who conveyed a consideration
thirty days before he filed a petition in
bankruptcy, and that the property was then
conveyed for the purpose OF defrauding the
plaintiff and other creditors.
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Fraud Alleged.

John Fl. Tingman has brought suit in the
Superior Court against Jacob j. Rauer and
others to have deed to real estate valued
at $4,000 declared fraudulent and null. rs
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go 20 dozen for freestone: Bartlett Pears % -
az 80; Plums, 81 40@l 90 u dozen. -, on.
CANNED VEGETABLES = Tomatoes, oI9l HOi
Peas. 81 Is; String Beans, 9OeG$l dozen, bv
COAL-The extent OF supplies may De reallzeq ~
the April receipts, which were los, zoo IONS ag
1880 tons In April, 1890, aud oo,o1O IN APT.
1889. The receipts from January LIST 70 May 1Ss
were 47 $50 tons against 500 700 In the same Sino
last wear and 363l0O In 1899. Foreign Goals are
weak at the decline. Coast Goals weak. put v u1-
changed. w quote prices TO dealers as follows: Met
lingt0n, $40; New Wellington, $1Oi SOuLnnelo
wellington, $40; Diamond, SO q ton; CEDAR hlVeT,
sydney. 81 so; Scotch So; Brymbo, 81 80; Greta,
81 90 Cumberland. 81 so in bulk and SIS IN SACKS
Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. $l2@l5; COlorauo
Anthracite Egg $l3; Camel, 50 q ton
FISH-No / Mackerel $l59l5 so In half-DDS
and 81 SOAP rs in kits; No. 2, S14 5Ocal5 In Dds
and $2(02 20 in kits; Mess Mackerel. 1908 20 =
kit; Pacific Cod 5lac In bundles, 612c In cases I12c
for homeless: Eastern Smoked Herring, 35e; Dutch
do 81 5O6lI 10 - keg; Whitefsh $40 In half-6Dls
and $202 20 in kits Tongues and Sounds ~ 7o9
2 p kit g.
holders ask S44645 . flask, but no sales are an
nounced and some Of the trade report very duI
market at $t3 2 flask. 49,,
bbls. soc; do in haf-bD!s 3212c; IN o-gal KEGS
37Iac: in I-gaI tins, 4712c q gallon.
The American Refinery quotes l5c In bois, l712o
in half do 2212e in kegs and 32lzc per gasioh III
cases.
NAILS Quoted at 50 70 for iron, 81 50 for steel
and SO 40 y KEY for wire in l0O-keg lots.
SUGAR-rhe California Sugar Refinery quotes
as follows, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed'
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed. all 6Hsc e ";
Dry Granulated, &c; COnfectiOners A, oHsc.-hA.IiA
c. sc; Golden C. 434c 2 10; Bags. lac more than ools.
The American Refinery quotes as follows. terms
net cash: Extra Fine Cube, Crushed Fine crushed
and Powdered $3.50 Q NJ Extra Fine PowdeFed,
65sc; Dry Granulated, &c; Xxx do, 6c; C0nIee'
1ioners a, 7se; White Extra q, 52sc; Extra q, DC;
Golden C., 43I - d.
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Chicago Markets.
The Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-wool quiet Montana
20@24c; Territorial 16@22c . ID.
NEW YORK, May 5.-WooI steady. Domestic
Fleece, 24127c e ID.
Boston, May 5.--Demand for wool moderate
Territory Wool, 62@o4c. cleau for fine: 5S@62c,
fine mediums: 55@57c, medium. California and
Oregon Woods, choice superfne, 40045c; fair to
good superfne, 30@3Sc; extras, 22@25c.
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Committed to stockton.

Joseph Lesson, shoemaker, lately from
MERGED. and Archer johnson, native OF
Scotland, aged 81, were committed to the
Stockton Asylum for Insane yesterday by
the Insanity Commissioners.
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MORNING SALES.
Board-SlOOO s of A Beads. lO234: 25 Cal
Electric Light, 1914; rs do 1883: 30 do 1857; 1875
do, 1884 100 do. 1885 so do, 5, 1884; 4 S V
Water, 9515.
Street-6O Water, So
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-250 Cal Electric Light, 1884; 20 Gas
light. 63Ss.
Street-i7 vlgorIt Powder, 8; 80 do, So, 3.
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Against High License.

The opponents of high license will be
heard before the License Committee of the
Board of Supervisors to-day. The entire
board VIII be present
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valued at $685. 500 Elmhurst for Cork, 5790l ctlS.,
at $94, 300.
The British iron ship Lady Isabella, 1892 tons,
was chartered prior TO arrival Cor Wheat, United
Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp, 35S Sd.
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English Wheat Market.


LIVERPOOL, May 5.-The spot market is lower
at IS 612d Cargoes weak at ass for off coast AS
Cd for just shipped and 45s for nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: May, IS sgd, June IS 5s4d;
July, IS 614d; August, IS sad; September IS Sad;
october, IS Tad
LONDON, May 5. Consols, 80 9-16: United
States Bonds = AS, 1924; do, AIS, 104: Sill
ver 441a; Rentes, 94f soc.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK. May 5.-The stock market opened
firm and quiet this morning. London by selling its
specialties precipit ated selling movement which
soon wiped ont early gains. Upon the announce
ment In the afternoon of further engagement OF
$1,500,000 in gold for shipment, selling became
general for both sides OF the account. Final deal
ings were less active and were marked by Quieter
tone, but the close was heavy at about the bottom
figures The losses include Lackawanna Us. Sugar
l. Silver Certificates l aud Northern Pacific pre-
ferred Is. Governments steady. Petroleum-June
NEW YORK. May 5.-United states BOnds-4's
100; AVS, 103: Northern Pacific. 26s4; Cana
dian Pacific 1874 Central Pacific. 3ls4 Union Pa
cfe. 5O12 Atchison 3312: Wells Fargo. lao; West
srs &c. oh'0h 'S' s''''r' 'o14'i Sterling . SEQ
NEW YORK. MAY 5.-wheat. Nav. 81 1917 Flour
Lower to sell. Coffee-sl7 20 sugar-51s@3ssc
Hops-Pacfc Coast. 25a321ac. Hides~13i2c
Copper-Lake. $l3 10. Tin-Spot. $50 05. Lead
Domestlc,$ 81 20 lron-$l4. PetroIeum-Spot, 7l14c
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, May 6.-Wheat weak and lower.
The opening from 15c TO Csc lower than the
closing figures OF yesterday. Commenced to adj
vance under an active demand Immediately from
the start and with only slight fluctuations advanced
from 17sc to &c for July But at this advance Offer
ings became heavy, and gradual decline set in
prices receding from le to lac and then with a
panicky feeling declined 2l2c more, recovered and
then declined again 112e quite suddenly. fuctuated
and closed about 27sc lower than yesterday. May
closed about 23sc lower, August 21ac lower, and
December 2l4c lower. Receipts. sos 600 bushels;
shipments, 314 600 bushels. Rye dull at $780, Bar
ley nominal.
CHICAGO. May 5. Wheat, cash. 99e. Corn
SIC. Pork - Sl1 9712. Lard-$6 So. Ribs
So 55. Whisky, 81 IT.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.
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EN- GATE REAL ESTATE.

.oNTHLY INSTAILMENTS FOR NICE
new broom cottage: bath; pantry; high
.nent: sidewalk; ali fenced; city water near
alton; price $1,000; 500 down. Take Berkeley
Train, stop at Golden Gate Station, ask fr q. A.
RUDOLPH. apo Il
IN A MONTH $50 DOWN - BEAUTIFUL
III building lots 40x100. $500 to 500; streets
led; excellent drainage system; near station;
-. Hefk5l65 train, stop at Golden Gate Station;
ask for r. IOEGLE. owner. apps If
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San Franciso Meat Market.

Prices have shown no particular change for some
DAYS The market is we'll supplied with all kinda
and Mutton and Lamb are weak.
Wholesale rates from saughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-Choice, 6lhc; first quality. $1,000; Sec
ond quality Sc: third 90, 4@1415c.
VEAL--Large, 5@g6c; small Caves. 6l97e.
NUT 0N-W others, sc: Ewes. 712c.
SPRING LAMB-S1a@l0c p 10.
PORK-Liye Hogs. 5@51sc p 10 for heavy hard
granted and 51s(15 i4c for light average DO; STOCK
Hogs Al 2(D4Ssc y ID; dressed do, 59519c p 10.
Lumber Market.
Retail prices are Rough Pine, $40 p NJ; extra
lengths. higher; selected S25; clear, 49,; flooring,
$32 for NO l, S38 for fancy; $50 for No. q
stepping S2S9t3 so; rough Redwood, No. l, SIG:
second quality, SIS; selected, SZ6; Shingles, 81 25i
Latin, S3l93 % Pickets, $40 for Pine and SIS FOR
Redwood for rough, $50 Tor fancy.
Wood Market.
Posts quotable at Sc each: Redwood. So 50
p cord; OAK, rough. $7G7 20; do, peeled, SO 90;
Pine. So so 3 cord: Railroad Ties, 30940c apiece.
TANBARK-GrOund bark, $24 p ton.
The morning call., 1891-05-06
OAKLAND HOTELS.

TUBBS HOTEL. OAKLAND-THE FINEST AND
i most commodious family and tourist hotel IN
California. occupying fun square; frst-caSs in all
its appointments my6 in TuFr ex
Z ELSEY HOUSE: UNDERN NEW MANAGEMENT
n III. r WRIGHT, late OF Santa Anal; popular
family hotel; large grounds; fine table; terms rea
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL

GRAND HOTEL.
Mrs w Orr, Sacramento VI Crow Napa
Mrs Valleau, Sacto Miss NJ Gray Santa Rosa
NJ Dexter, salinas Mrs VIII Kelly. Hea dsbrg
Ii GTOShOas, Santa Ross Miss } Kelly, Head sburg
y Davis Arcata Q Ayerett, Wa tScnYilie
II DetJens, PleaSanton } wilson, Vallejo
Murphy. San Jose Buchanan, Sacto
Clark, Alameda w fl b Cuu, Portland
Peck, Alameda q Brandt & W, Santa CrG,
wilson New YORK w J. Tiffany a + Boston
) a BrGpu, Sacramento ~ Wright ohio
" W heatly. Mexico I Is Hutchinson & W. Cal
A Boyden, So Paul istoga
Mrs Bond a d. Mass L Levy California
NJ Updegraf & Santa Mrs " Smith Napa
Barbara Mrs r X Jones, Napa
Miss AughenbOugh, Ind Mrs Hoffman, Rams City
W CowelI n w,Stocktn : Cornelius & (, s Cruz
j Van VOORHEES,, Sact0 Miss Can't Id, y Y
q w Reed, Sausalito Miss FarnswOrtn, 81 OSe
L Taylor, Watsonyille DR. + G Edwards Salinas
w Hathaway, st Louis W Greene & w Boston
Miss BBenton, nj waukee Mrs A Walker.N Haven
Nnding, Sequel Stern. san Jose
J 6 Hoitt Sacramento Mrs Blair. Sacramento
} Butler. Tehama b q Bentley Woodbridge
Mrs Freeman, SactO ~ Eeaster, Vallejo
Mrs Hogan Sacramento
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RUSS HOUSE.

J Van Buren,, Redlands
Miss Van Buren,, Redlnds
J Gordon &w, Sn Rafael
L J Johnson. Peach Tree
j Monroe, Peach Tree
w A Geft, California
J c Kennedy, Nut View
+ II Ryder, MOuntn View
V f Shay, walnut Greek
Mrs Tott q d, Ukiah
+ A Fee, Sacramento
p r Quinn. New York
r S InglesOn, MiIpitas
G K Randall, California
& q Crowder u W, Is Ang
j Walkerly, Oakland
j Martin, Sacramento
IL Hoover. Woodland
w + Gelger. California
G II Rose, Modesto
j Ferner. Los Angeles
G II Pearson, Los Alan os
w I Crawford, Guyana
J A Washington, Ventura
j w Newly, Ventura
q w Rally Whaafland
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
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SEA AND TIDE TABLE.
sHIPpIVG INT sLLIGENCE.
Arrived.

For Late Shipping Indulgence See Eighth Page.
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BALDWIN HOTEL.

o F Hanson, Gflroy j Hill, Por tland
Mrs A Hartman, San Jose w G Blake a WI, Sn Jose
Ludwig, San Diego K Mckee. Monterey
l. Woodland Fresno II Chetmood, st Louis
Brown. vallejo ii Knapp New York
King, vallejo Q AppOnyi. Monterey
J. g Chadbourne, Diego ID CAVITY. Yisalia
0sterhart, San Diego Capt Blac burn, Visalia
" Spencer, San Jose Mrs G CasSery, Cal
II Wilson, U II Album, Portland
w X Porter. Chicago ~ Myers, Omaha
Wertheim Saeto 4 + Kerr, Omaha
w II Grady, Fresno
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INTERNAFIoNAL HOTEL.

II Rogers, Canada
ID X Beers 81 W. Nevada
J Beers, Nevada
Miss ID Beers, Nevada
David, Nevada
ID Wiregt. DelaDo
Miss NJ Wallace, San Mlgu
w K Grimm, Vancouver
A Wahle. New Westminst
= Cunningham, POrteryil
w III Bell, San Jose
X ArnOtt. San Diego
w j Wallis, Denver
w II Rogers, Tulare
ID Sangster, Modesto
A Pratt, Stockton
L X Powell, Wichita
+ Tisdale, Wichita
j A Pierce. Kansas
II Reed, Portland
j Murchison, Glenarm
ID GilchriSt, owen Sound
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n II Nichols, Ohio
A 7 AaserOd, Portland
9 p Christensen, Sweden
Mrs J G Gruell&c, POTTERY
NJ r Miller. Sacramento
G Qneati, Pleasanton
I II G Williams. Pleasanton
5 \ Newton, Petaluma
{ J w Perkins. Denver
ia Hnntley, Tomales
10 II Gibson, Tomales
Z Johnson, San Jose
e Moiler, Centralla
j Johnson, Sunol
V Terrell. Mare Island
Miss G Tanner, New \ Ork
u Meehan, Albuquerque
i 6 Tranden, Holland
Mrs Adams d s,New York
nj Holmes. New York
7 Sloane, Canada
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FURNITURE FOR SALE
LoRIN REAL ESTATE.

FURNITURE YOU WANT GOOD AND CHEAP,
1see II. SCHELLHAAS. 4Os Eleventh 81. dec IF cod
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE.

r Trenble, Guerneyille
w Forbes, Eureka
j 5 Wallace & I'm, s Diego
h Wallace, San Diego
Mrs II A Jones, Astoria
Mrs t Gautcher. Astoria
Mrs G Jankeus, Astoria
& Berry, Duncans Mills
n Mashug 81 I'm, Duncaus
Mills
Mrs J S Welsh. Michigan
J ID Beard, Vacaville
w II Love. Fresno
Is BarnheZer, san jose
q L Putnam & WI, Kansas
w r Carter, Los Angeles
g Anderson, Modesto
j 5 Jones, Sacrame nto
9 Sheehan, California
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no SEE Is To BUY NEW EASTLAkE RESI-
dence IN East oakland lot 75Il4O mont NJ a
large plaza. large sunny rooms: wide hail; airy
basement; weiI-kept garden: about $4,000 may re-
main on mortgage. Apply TO WIN. NJ. DEVICE,
cor. 18th ave, and T. 18th ST. Z. Oakland APP IS lot
The morning call., 1891-05-06

j II Durham, California
A w BehrenS, Eureka
NJ 5 Meyer, Portland
i V Stearn, Walla Walla
b Lang, Petaluma
ID n Philips, Petaluma
& Sims, San Jose
w NJ Writ. Salem
Il q Warrington & VT,
Los Angeles
ID Swarter, Atwater
) w Lang, Sher dan
g II Appleton, st Louis
f 5 Lawlor, st Paul
J ) Brown. st Paul
II z Smith, Benicia
. Conlan, Los Angeles
ii j Maiten, Reno
The morning call., 1891-05-06

Q.10 Cash: BALANCE 80 PER Mon I'll: LOTS
tDlO in he Searles Tract, 4Oyi54; streets graded
aud city water; on the Inns OF the electric road
from oakland TO Sa2 Ieandro; price Of lots range
from $3.50 TO $500 each; public school IN block;
ten minutes walk from NILS Seminary; cheapest
property offered in Oakland; no grading; no bay
wiuds possession given at once. j. l. COOKE,
agent, Brooklyn Station East oak and. apps st