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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Calcuttas, SIHGSSlc; Wool Bags 9663sc
gives the receipts Coffee this port from January
lst to September LIST at l42,S90 bags, against l26
i3O during the same time In 1890. The sales from
first hands were ll2,2o7 bags. against lO7193. The
overland shipments were 24,5iS bags Included in
the above saies)' against l54o4. o. The stock on
ais. The circular says: sour market has been ex-
ceedingy dun during the past ten days. the activity
OF the previous fortnight having entirely subsidized
as sympathetic result OF the sharp decline in the
price OF Brazil CoiTees In New York. of which the
primary causes appear TO be large receipts at the
ports OF Brazil lack of speculative interest the
Exchange everywhere and the dulness OF trade IN
all distributve markets. Local transactions since
the 2lst INST have been mainly in fair to inferior
grades at irregular prices but generally indicating
prime washed Guatemalas are firmly held at former
rates simply by reason Of their scarcity, and are
Costa Rca is active and unchan ged In the absence
OF any transactions we continue the nominal price
are as follows: 191a@2O14c q ID for good to prime
Costa Rioa, free from black beans: 19@l9I4c y
1s9l9c q ID for fair Costa Rica; 19Ia@20c q
u for fair to good washed Salvador; 1870
temala: 21A92112c for prime washed Guatemala:
2OR92lc for good washed Guatemala; 1Sk@2Oc
Tor fair washed Guatemala; 170lSc for medium
qualities: l5Is9l654c for ordinary qualities; 100
15c for very inferior to common.
qaotable az : No. % = cases, @ 81 81 To- GS Sbs N0 SOC
manufacturers rates. Eastern do, 81 2O California
cases, 2Iac more. Cocoa 5096Oc p gall; China Nut.
eoglOc g gallon; eastern Lnseed on, IN bbls 53c:
90 raw, QUO q gal, cases, 212c more; Lard Oil, bbIs
72lac: cases. soc y gallon.
PETRoLEUM-s Starlight, ls1Sc 2 gal: Downer's,
2I12c q gallon; Astral. S1ac; 15uo Elaine 23I5c;
Pearl. lSIzc: Water White. refined. bulk. 13c:
Headlight 1852. cases, 23c: Mineral Illuminating.
300' 25c In cases: standard, HOP FIRE test lie q
gallon in cases tcaps) 17ac faucets and l2c bulk.
GASOLINE ErC.-63o Benzine, bulk, 1870 y gal:
cases, 19c TAO Gasoline bulk 415c: cases. zoe: S5o
Gasoline, bulk 25c; cases. 2ac q gal.
WHITE LEAD-Quoted at 714@3c p 10.
TURPENTINE-Quoted at 53C "a gallon.
SUGAR-rhe Western sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cube Crush Il,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed. all sac y 10;
Dry Grsnuated, 615c; Confectioners A, sac;
Extra Q. 41ac; Golden q 4Ac d ID; Bags, 14c moro
than bblS
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steamed down the river to rei1in her con-
Quarantine. There the Yantc received her
share, and tie two shirs Set out for Wash
ington. On arrival the cargo was unloaded
as it: had been slowed by the sailors, and
while the marines, who are the police of q
man-of-war, had all they could do to pre-
vent the bluejackets from escaping from
the slips for a. niaht's.run on shore, it re-
mains matter OF record that not one
penny Of the s12.S00, O0O'which they handled
was lost.-N Y. Times
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The Tortures of the Inouisi,Ion

Inflicted by the dread Torquemada have abomina-
bic pr ototypes in the shape OF chronic rheumatism
and neuralgia. Attack these agonizing complaints
before they reach the chronic stage with the superb
blood depurent Hostetter's Stomach Bitters which
will assuredy expel their virus life stream
To procrastInate is encourage the growth OF in
cipient rheumatism. which rapidly tghtens its grip
upon the system 1t is the very octopus OF dis
eases and painful indeed is the clasp OF its dreadful
tentacies. Be prompt. therefore. take time by tho
fOrelock, always remembering that both rheuma-
tism and gout close relatives are dangerous as well
as painful. Debility. chllls and fever bilious re-
mittent dyspepsia. constipation. liver complaint,
nervousness and kidney disease succumb to the Bit
ters. Appetite and the ability to sleep well are
improved by 1t 36
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New York NIarlsats.


NEW YORK, Sept. 3-The stock market continues
to show steadily decreasing volume OF business
and the opening was comparatively quiet and heavy
to weak. Union Pacific and Buringt on each show
ing declines OF "a per cent from last nights figures
The close quiet. but steady to firm at slight
coveries from the lowest points. Governments
dull, Petroleum-0ctober closed at soc.
NEW YORK. Sept 3.-Uuitsd States Bonds-1's.
l171a; 415's. 991a Northern Pacific. 26A: Cana
diau Pacific S63s: Central Pacific. 33: Onion Paci-
nc. 4Oi4 Atcnison and Santa Fe. 4l14: wellsFargo
l39: western Union. s3s4; Silver s77sc; sterling,
~ S39S4 S5.
NEW YORK, Sept. B. -wheat-September. 81 O5ss.
Flour-Quiet Oofee-Sl4 80. Sugar-3G3 7-l6c.
Hops-PacInc Coast ii 917c. HtdeS-l3Lac. Cop
per-Lake. Sl2 25 Tln-Spot, $50 U5. Lead-Do-
mestic, 81 50. lron-$l4. PetroIeuln-60c
HOPS
NEW YORK, Sept. Shops are dull. New state
Hops offered brewers at 15c, special October,
November and December delivery but there are
few takers.
GROCERIES.
NEW YORK, sept 3.-Cofee-weak but more
active Prices declined 10 to 8 points, September,
Sl4 30; october, $I3 S5; November sl2 80; De
cember, Sl2 So: January Sl2 10; February, sl2 10
March, sl2 65; April. $12 TO- Sales 50,250 bags.
Rio weak.
sugar-Raw, strong and active: centrifugal. go,
7-l6c; Museovado &c; molasses sugar. 234c; cut
loaf and crushed, 51sc; powdered, 45so; cubes
4Iac; molders A. 4I2c; confectioners' A, 414c;
No. IL, 3.56c; No. IL, 312c.
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BUYERS, OPTIONS ABOLISHED.

The Board OF Directors of the Produce Exchange
give notice that no more transactions In Buyer '9l
options Will be recognized after Decem ber 81 1891,
and no more Buyer season options after May 81.
1892. In other words, buyer options to be done
away with and after the above dates grain Will be
sold for monthly deliveries, as at Chicago New
York and other Eastern grain centers. The present
system OF the Produce Exchange is at variance with
those centers and hereafter San Francisco will be In
harmony with the rest OF the grain-trading world
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Chicarn AIarknt.

CHICAGO. Sept 3.-wheat was irregular. erratic
and unsettled. The market opened from 1sc under
to SIC over the closing figures OF yesterday and
held fairly steady for awhile, then declined sud
denly lac, recovered 14c, and then eased off 1ac
or to the inside prices of the day. Here the market
again developed stronger feeling, and prices were
advanced Sc. again eased of, this time lc. ruled
higher, and closed about lc higher than yesterday
Receipts, l,455,000 bushels: shipments ,536 600
bushels. Rye. quiet at S7Iac. BARLEY. easy at csc.
CHICAGO. Sept 3-Wheat-Cash. 9Sc. Corn
66hc. Pork-$lO 80. Lard-s6 80. Ribs-$7
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Contracts.

Mrs. G. J. Halphen with William Senon; to build
on w. line Of Jones' 1925 S. OF O'FarrelI s. "a :el
IL: sll,S30.
Cora A wallace with r. A. Vance; plumbing on
NE cor OF Polk and Geary sts.; N. 120. z. SO, s.
43:3. w. ., s. 1876, w. SO: $s77O.
John A. Ehmann with Carl Wolff; brickWork OF
sE cor OF sutter and Jones SITS. $l785.
J. M Cunningham with Cahill IL Hall; elevator.
on cor. Second aud Market Sta $500
Alexander Gibbons with Michael Walsh; to built
on w line OF Frederick st., ITO N. OF Pine; s744O
bonds 1880; Blyth d Trott and f. q. Normal
guretiaa
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Steamers to sail to-day the State OF California
for Portland and the Gipsy for the Salinas River.
The Mariposa falls due from Australia via Honolulu.
the Umatillh from Victoria and Puget Sound. the
Columbia from Portland, the Pomona from San
Diego, the San Mateo from Comox and the Montser-
rat froI
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CWeirAr Sacramento
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THURSDAY EVENING. September 8.
SUMMARY OF THE HARKErA

SUMMARY OF THE HARKErA
Wheat weaker.
Barley offering freely.
Oats and Corn lower.
Rye unchanged.
Hay in better tone.
Beans dull.
Good Potatoes steadier.
Onions firm.
Fine Butter scarce.
Good Eggs firm.
Poultry weak and dull.
Game weaker
Peaches, PIums and Grapes abundant.
Dried Fruit dull.
Vegetables In large supply.
Coffee dull.
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California fruIt sales.

CHICAGO. Sept 3.-The Earl Fruit Company sold
California fruit at auction to-day as follows: Bart
lett Pears. 81 1892 10; Late Crawford Peaches
Sl@l 20; Orange Cling, Si@l so: Sus Quehanna
Peaches, 81 30; Gross PruneS, SOL 10; half-cratcs
Tokay Grapes. 81 5O@2 80; haif-crates Muscat
Grapes, $l(9I so; Nectarlnes. Sl@l 80.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-CRUIKsHANK
- Gold Mining Company. Location OF principal
place of business San Francisco, Cal. Location OF
works, Los Burros District, Monterey County, Cal.
Notice-1here are delinquent upon the following
described stocE, on account OF Assessment (So p
levied on the 7th day of July, 1891. the several
amounts set opposite tho names of the respective
shareholders as follows;
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ENGLISH Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 3.-The spot market is lower
at 9s. Cargoes lower at 45s Sd for Off
coast ASS Sd for Just shipped and ass Sd for nearly
due.
FUTURE1
The Produce Exchange cable gives ths following
Liverpool quotations: September IS 10Iad: October
IS lO34 November IS l14d; December, IS IL lIad;
January. IS ll1sd; February, IS ll12d
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Sept 3.-Consos. 95 1-16: United States
Bonds-4s. 120x4; do, AIS. lO2La; Silver.
40 l-l6d; Rentes. 95f 85c. Bullion into Bank OF
England, SllS,00
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-Net cash prices as follows: Family
extras. $5 1895 rs q bb; Bakers' extras. s6 Ii
615 rs: city superhne. SS 65D3 90; interior brands
$595 rs for extras, So 65GS3 30 ~ Dbl superfne.
wHEAT-Continued weak yesterday. with dull
trade. We quote No. 1, 81 67Ia(0Sl 10; choice,
81 7lM lower grades. 81 65 extra cnoce, for mill
ing, 81 72ta9l rs y cti.
CALL sALES-NoRNISR
Buyer season-400. 81 1875: 800, 81 80: 500
81 SOId. Seller '9l-l0U, 81 67l4; 100. 81 67Ss;
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siniIeY La All RInht

Auditor Smiley is reported to have recov-
cred completely from his sudden illness on
Tuesday, but may not return to his office
duties until Monday.
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SEPTEMBER.

All golden In the aHtu Tan sun
The waving. corn5ie e idsshine; ".
Purpie and fail Of Fuddy Juiee Fl
The grapes hang oathe Hlfe, :, T..
a blessing hDyers in the air. ..:.-
: as Earth, froGn:reif released f r.
Holds. with hush rpeA her lace, ~:
Her sweet commpnien feast. T. :: =: =.
bessie Chandfer in sept. LiPpfncotts.
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San Francisco Meat Markst.

Wholesale rates from saughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality $4,000: second quality.
412@D5c; third do. 49i Ac.
VEAL-Large. 5@6c: small Calves. 696hc.
NUT T0N-Wet &c; Ewes. 7laa
SPRING LAMB-999l2c y 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. 41A9434c 2 10 for heavy hard
grainfed and 42@45sc for light average do: STOCK
Hogs, 414gg41ac q 10; dressed do. 10 Sc = %.
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and Bullion.
Treasure Shinmeni
Shipping Notes.

The City OF Rio do Janeiro took out Treasure
list of $44s 54S consisting of $42S 453 In Mexican
Dollars, $4795 in Gold Coin and 300 ill Silver
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

" Company. Location OF principal place of busi-
ness San Francisco, Cal; location Of works. Yir-
Notice is HEREBY given that at meeting OF the
Board OF Directors held the 3lst day OF August,
1891 an assessment (No. 44l OF 25 cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the corporation
payable Immediately iu United States gold coin, to
the Secretary, at the ONCE OF tae company. Room
IL, 303 California ST., San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the fifth (5th) day of October
1891 will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment Is made BEFORE
Will be sold on MONDAY, the 26th day OF Octobe
1891, to pay the delinquent assessment together
with costs of advertising and expenses Of sale. By
order OF the Board OF Directors.
A. w. BARROwS, Secretary.
onlce-Room IL. 3O3 California ST., San Fran
cisco, CAL sell Id
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MORNING SALES.
Board-25 Oakland Gas, 351a; 100 do, 35Il: e5
do, 80 Ii; 20 s Water, b 20. 96iA; 25 do h IN
96N; 26 do, 96A; 70 Cal Electric Light, IA
Street-50 Oceanic S S Co, 77Ia.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-50 Cal Electric Light, S 80, l4IA
Street-2O Il Gaslight, 63L.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,


w p Bartlett. Livermore IN A RosIer San Rafae,
SanDorn&w, > Rosa III q Goodman, California
Mcpherson, ileaidsburg Crouch Tombstone
WHoward&w, Brentwd N BeIasco, Yuba
II Drake & W, Gonzaies J A McRee California
IA Drake, Gonzales Brown CaIifdrna
THatch& fin. .Sacramn to l. Short, California
Mrs + Calicarte. Lake Bowe, California
RTiarnes& I'm, ,LowerLke Sherman, California
e Little, Dixon HTremoyd.Sf Waterfd
MrsJABrOwn&tm.R X Bluff l. Albert, Fort Bragg
@ II Albright, Csndelar Ia w de Pons. Racine
Nj iss j Buford Denver W Richardson Trprkee
Mrs McGilleray. Denver ST Fuikerson FortRrag9
A Brooks Hoister Rev wFward&w Eprekss
q Bentler, Hollister lG A W oodcock Fnreka
Price a. W, Ben Hur A L Sawtelle Eureka
j Kern Il W. California w Aston Eureka
MrsJPriestley ,Mendocno A A GIascock FerndaIe
Brown, Cazadero - Markham Eureka
M Mehrvn, PismO Mrs X Valentine Eureka
X Z Miller. Modesto Mrs A Turner, Woodland
L Q Archer. Stockton San Jose Baseball Cub
w Thomas, Stockton Mrsw hitney Aim watsve
Redheld. Portervillel Miss Turner Chico
X Hariand, Oakland Balm. Philadelphia
g Sorey, Middletown Boone. Reedley
Denker, Lime Point winnes, Reedlev
Webb, Sacramento E Green, Reedley
Edwards, Ing mar ~ Araneta, st Paul
A Hankins, Hueneme G Reina, St Paul
= Thorpe, california srs Wilson, Fresno
a carr eureka MRS ) hinnear, Modesto
Miss A Deter Fresno Miss Kinnear Modesto
W Carter, California q A Carlow AngeIsfsamn
Ii Ryder, Mt BamlI ton A RCampbell. SmifhRivr
ii bell. Minneapolis Is johnson, Seattle
Frnk, st Paul
LICK HOUSE.
StSure. Alameda w Shoemaker 4 w SCruz
Van Tasseli ,AlamedalJ Burt W, San jose
II Compton, Alameda T J Cattle Boston
II "a! !lor hVersiue Mr5 Young Seattle
May Fresno e Newell, Livermore
n II ADAMS FRESNO Music az W, Stockton
Mrs Blake, Eureka Miss l. Berry San Iasa
E McGrath, San Joso M Crecan San Jnee ~
Currier, Portland Miss Bryant CbIco
w Knowles Il w, Selma iG Wilson 4 w VIII. f,,tv
B v Sargent, Montana IW s Sutton sacramsntoo
S Mitchell, fisalia l. Zehender A. w 81 nIsn
J Lawlor. Prescott Mrs Binuham 81 ti.,aa
II Iagure Prescott Z NJ Mason Nan Lac ~
w Randall. Eureka ii Turner Washinat"n
=, =, cnornLoh, Los banos " Richardson, Colusa
~ uray. Chicago X Minor. Modesto
Shirley, Martinez Z smith Sanger
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And in accordance with law. and an order from
the Board of Directors, made on the 7th day OF
July, 1891, SO many shares of each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary will be sold at public
auction at the ONCE Of the company. Room 8, 9l1
ssnsome St, San Francisco. CALI on Monday. the
7th day of September, 1891, at the hour OF IL
O'Clock N. of said day, to pay said Delinquent
sessment thereon together with costs of advertls-
ing and expenses Of sale.
ERNEST J. KOCH. Secretary.
onace-Room 8, all sansoT.e ST., San Francisco.
Cal. nnls ID
RULLIoN MINING CoMPANY-LoCGrIoN OF
principal place Of business, San Francisco. Oali-
foruia; location OF works, Storey County. Nevada
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. account OF assessment tNe. SSl
levied on the 18th day of July. 1891. the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective .
shareholders, as follows; .
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-wELDoN MINING
~ Company; location of principal place OF busi-
ness San Francisco. California; location OF works,
Qu1otoa, Arizona. Notice is hereby given that at
meeting OF the Board of Directors held on the 25th
day OF August. 1891, an assessment, No. 4, OF FIVE
cents per share was levied the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable Immediately in United States
gold coin. to the Secretary at the oce OF the COM
pany, Room 20 Nevada Block, 500 Montgomery ST.,
San francisco, Cal. Any stock upon which this as
sessment shall remain unpaid on the lst day OF
October, 1891 will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction; aud unless payment Is
made before, Will be sold Thursday, the 22d day
of October, 1891 to pay the delinquent assessment
together with the of advertising and expenses
OF sale. by order OF the poard Of Directors.
au2o I'd AUG WATERMAN. Secretary.
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The WEEKLY CALL contains more
reading matter for the price
than any publication in Amer.
lea; 81 Is per year. post pai1
The morning call., 1891-09-04

A SSESSMENT NoTICE-SILvER KING MIN
n ing Company; location OF principal place OF
business Francisco, Cal. location OF W orks Sill
yer King mining district. Plnal County. Arizona
Territory, Notice Is hereby given that at meet
ing of the board OF Directors held on the l8th day
OF August 1891. assessment (No. ~ OF twenty
(2Ol cents per share levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation. payable Immediately In
United States gold coin to the Secretary at the
ONCE OF the company. $40 Pine St. Rooms 8 anu
II, san Francisco, Cal. Any stock upon which this
assessment shall remain unpaid on the 29th day OF
September, 1891, will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at pubic auction, and unless payment is
made before will be sold on TUESDAY. the 9th
day of october. 1891 10 pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs Of Advertising and ex-
penses OF sale by order OF the Board of Directors
y. w. PEW, Secretary: Office 3lO Pine ST., Rooms
l5 and II, san Francisco, Cal. au19 I'd
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GRAND HOTEL.

| FE Wright. Nebraska
| j w Mitchell, LatrObe
RC Bliyin, San Maguil
| HWStratton&w, SPOKANE
g W Hcndy. Oakland
w NJ Murray, Daavi,le
g b Glow, Sacramento
NJ Prince. Santa Rosa
Thco Smith, Vallejo
S B Gaford. Des Moines
J A Wells. Chicago
Il Bind, Placervllle
Mrs w II Ktpp Park, Gala
NJ Bremen. Chicago
It 4 Slattery. Illinois
RIB Mckee, Peterborow
w H Browning & VT
Woodland
p Hamilton, Peterboro
| 6 & Brooks. Colnsa
c Camden, Shasta County
CL Urtman. Stockton
W ii Roberts. Pt Kenyon
Z S Beecher. Stockton
FL Coombs, Napa
+ WOlrsklli, Winters
| Mrs A Stewart, Sacto
Miss NJ Jose, Hollister
Mrs n j Anderson, Ill
| JMPatterson&w, Tacom;
AL Hart Il fy. Sacto
CIV Grail. Los Gatos
Mrs w James, San jess
MrsBRaymo ond, fok oham
Thos Fllnt&sOn, San Juar
MrsJARydberg. LaGrand
z w Handy, Coyelo
j w Tuck & fy, San Jose
ELowe&w, Woodland
Mrs j M Downcr, StaCrul
JH Landreth. Napa
BROOKL'
CT Strong. Livermore
r johnson. San Jose
L T LivermIsh &w,Liyml
&C Haley, Cal
T L Adam, Oakland
G Il Robbins, Oakland
W Walters. Stockton
L NJ Brewer, Stockton
A L Yates. Santa Rosa
Roberts, Santa Rosa
J Macarthur & fy, Boston
j A Wilkius. Portland
A Carroll, Grass Valley
w = Clark, knights Lnde
JIM Prentice, Chicago
CL Woodward. Haywrds
G Ii Gilmcre. Haywards
G. Nicols, New York
J A Bell, Penn
j GliSson, ParlorMatch Co
IA Webber, do
A Jewell, do
= Johnston, do
j Galloway, do
j / Mack, do
A Ruker, do
q w Kennedy, Reno
PALACE
Us Robbins. Tombstone
W w Westbay, Merced
Mrs Belcher a. d, Chicago
J GilliS, Chic ago
Mrs Gillis. Chicago
W Peterson. Sacramento
DR. j n ;trOwn, San Jose
J f DOolittIe, Nevada Cy
ID T Davis, Tacoma
&c Lewis. Philadelphia
+ + Sharkey, Seattle
A Turner q W, hamilton
e L Hart. Montreal
Mrs Peel, England
TJ Winter. \ W Ter
Mrs NJ J Anderson. III
Miss S Dick. Illinois
I CreaFy q W. n Y
G + Sloane, Denver
f Davenport, Mobile
II L Atherton. Boston
Mrs A McBail, n Y
Mrs j II Wood. n Y
&C StifeI. st Louis
w f Donk, st Louis
INTERNATI(
r L Long. Tennessee
DR. CoivOt, Denver
CIV Wilson, Nashville
W S Diehl, Nebraska
G Alexander, San Jose
F l. SangmaSter, Liyermr
w Sievers. NauskOok
CL Gardella, Santa Rosa
II Stanly, Brooklyn
A ID McCOrma *. $ Rafael
+ w Stewart, Salt Lake
Miss Sullivan, Reno
7 7 Doyle, Eureka
Mrs L X Murphy&s. Eurk a
Miss L Bartlett, Sacmto
E f Grey. Junction City
Mrs W Swanton, Berkeley
S Chllds. Merced
J w Bridge & 2 s, Korom
= PieIson. Merseall
S w Norton, Ietaluma
W Kelly, San Mateo
OCCIDENT
w Ames. San Rafael
j Mahoney, San Eafaels
L Il Brandt. Benicia
+ 7 Rose. Benlcia
p McGee. U s Navy
J jackson, Z S Navy
NJ J Mediu, Sacramento
j w Bailey, New York
Mrs Macintosh, Honolulu
Miss NJ vonHolt, Honolulu
Il Chamberlain, Belmont
A G Far. California
ii McDuffee n W, GilrOy
J Sennett, Santa Clara
: J kohlmau AVN Orlns
N II Wilson. New Orleans
l. Knight, Los Angeles
" 5 Spencer, San Pedro
BALDWI
C Weiger. Sacramento
j A Bernard. Pacific Grve
NJ Levy, San Jose
S y 1rinifths 81 W, Fresno
G Raskln, Los Angeles
K 7 Hall, Chicago
j j Dolan. Vallejo
L harris. New York
NJ smith, Petaluma
+ c tarIeil, New York
f G McPike. 81 Helena
L iriga San Diego
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
SALE
OF LAMPS.

100 Genuine Mexican Onyx Piano
Lamps, standing so inches high, ex-
tending to ~ inches. solid brass stand,
rich gold finish. The lamp without
shaded will be reduced from $l7.OO to
S957.
100 Brass Table and Piano Lamps,
combined gold finished, mounted with
23-inch shade, fringed, trimmed, will
be reduced from $21.O0 to S11.55
500 Gold Finished Banquet Lamps,
with Silk Shade, Lace trimmed, central
draught Burner. The Shades on these
Lamps are worth $3.50, the Lamp,
complete with Shade, will be sold on
Monday for S6.19
1000 Parlor Table Lamps, richly hand
painted shade and bowl, duplex burner,
solid brass mounting, worth $500, at
$3.50. 20 per cent. reduction on our
complete stock of Table, Banquet and
Piano Lamps.
10 per cent. reduction on our complete
line of fine Silk Shades, all sizes, colors
and shapes made.
Lamps-Msin floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
ART POTTERY,
CHINA, CLOCK
AND SILVER WARE.

25 per cent reduction on our complete line OF
Royal Worcester -, -,
25 per cent reduction on our complete stock oi
90 per cent reduction on our complete stock OF
Royal hungarian. u.o,-
20 TO 80 per cent reduction on our complete STOCK
of fine Rudolstadt Art Pottery.
20 per cent reduction on our compete Stoch o,
Roval Vicuna. Berlin, Messer, Royal Dresden, On
Hail and fine French hand painted Porcelain
Vases -. - -
20 per cent reduction On our complete stock Oh
Sterling Silverware. ...,- -,
10 per cent reduction on our comPlee soo0A VI
Plated Silverware.
o Der cent reduction on our complete stock OF
Clocks and BrOnges.
% ner cent reduction on our complete stock OF
fne French and Domestic Deep Cut Glassware .
% per cent reduction on our complete STOCK Oh
1omestio Glass Table Tumblers, &c.
90 ner cent. reduction on our complete line OF
fine French China Dinner Sets.
n nn nor cent reduction on our complete stock of
fine China Fish. Game, Ice Cream and Berry Sets
20 Der cent reduction on our complete stock OF
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500 richly decorated China Ice Cream Sets will
he reduced from $500 to S2.19 a set.
1000 dozen fine, thin, transparent China Cups
and Saucers, richly decorated, regular $3.50 a
dozen--will be 81 so dozen.
20 Fine China Dinner Sets, decorations, flowers
and gold edge, every piece perfect, complete ior
IL persons $4,000, for .......:.....; S26. 90
800 Fine Transparent China Chocolate Pots, $3.50
for Sl.19 each.
1000 dozen TIMED A. D. Cups and Saucers, $500
a dozen, for 81 80 dozen.
90 English Decorated Porcelain Tea Sets, 30
pieces, colors, decorations, $500 SETS Will lie
$3.40 set
100 dozen Cannelle Salad Plates richly decorated
China, 50. 90 dozen, will he 81 80 dozen:
100 Genuine Mexican OnyX-TOp Tables the 81 BOO
ones will be 8
500 dozen Fine Pearl Handled Knives. two sizes,
$4,000 and $4,000 a dozen goods. will be Sl2.4s
dozen.
800 Fruit or Berry Bowls on quadruple plated
stand, $500; will be. Sl.l9
90 Fine Rich Deeply Cut Salad Bowls straw
berry cutting. 81 600, for 1929 each.
$50 Heavy Rich Deeply Cut Glass Rose Bowls.
the $500 kind, will be S6.95
Main floor.