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SEA AND SHORE.
The Mexico Will Pat In at San
Diego Harbor.

a gang of men supposed TO represent the
Coast Seamen's Union is engaged loading
the bark Marguerite at Beale-street Wharf
for Australia. The Longshoremens Union
is very much exercised over this fact, as the
men employed are working for less wages
than longsh0remen usually receive. This
is said 10 be the first time that the Coast
Seamen have engaged in work for deep
water vessels, and the matter is likely to
create quite stir between the two unions.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company's
steamer Mexico will leave for Mexican
ports on Saturday. She will stop on her
way down at San Diego. This is an expert
| ment of the company, and it will be the first
time that any of its steamers has touched
at that port. The experiment will be. tried
at the urgent request OF number OF mer-
chants OF San Diego.
The steamer Newark, which has been re-
| painted and rehtted, was running on the
broad-gauge Oakland ferry route yesterday.
| The Oakland has been laid off for repairs,
| and when she is fitted up the Piedmont will
| have her turn in the dry-dock.
| The ship Sea King, which arrived in port
| recently from Chile severely damaged after
| collision in southern waters, was surveyed
! yesterday, and it is estimated that it will
cost 81, 900 to repair her.
| The steamer Alameda, Captain Houd-
| lette, arrived in port Yesterday morning
from Honolulu, after passage of days
and is hours. She brought IS cabin and IS
| steerage passengers.
| The bark Girvin, which recently arrived
from Honolulu with large cargo of sugar,
is said 10 have saved her consignees $4,000
| by arriving promptly.
| The w. +. Babcock will take to LIVERPOOL
cargo OF wheat valued at 100000 Since
| January 1st six vessels have cleared from
| Calf rnia ports with wheat for Europe
The w. Ii. Dimond and George II. Doug
lass have been taken to the sugar refinery to
discharge sugar.
The schooner Maid OF Orleans was taken
| from Channel to Main-street Wharf.
The schooner C. II. Merchant shifted from
| the sea-wall, Section 3, to Channel street.
The steamer Bear was towed from Oak
| land Creek to HarrSon-street Wharf.
The schooner Robert Lewis was towed
| from Oakland TO Lombard-street Wharf.
| The Walla Walla carried cargo to British
| Columbia valued at S70C0.
The barkentine Amelia was towed from
| Beaie-Street Wharf to sea.
The bark Girvin was towed from the
| stream to the avail yesterday.
| There are now only five vessels at Port
| Costa loading wheat.
The schooner Norma locked at Section {
of the sea-wall.
The slip Phasis was placed on the Nevada
! Dock
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Calcutta spot. nominal; May and June,
6ss96taei Wool Bags, 36@3Sc; Potato Gunuies.
nominal.
CoRDAGE-AI kinds except Binder Irvine have
been marked down Aac y 10. Manila Rope 1890 {.
10; l2-thread. lie; and thread, l4Lac; Bale
Rope. 12Iec; Binder Irvine, l31ac Grapevine
Irvine, l3Lac In balls aud coils; Hop Irvine, 13c:
Lathyarn, IL 1ac Quotations for the process
Manila are: Rope, &c; l2-thread, rae; 8 and do.
Sc; Duplex rope 9lac; 12-thread Toe; u and 8 do,
lOt2c: Bale rope. sc; Lathyarn, 7Isc; Hop Irvine.
Irvine, l0l2c q 10.
LEArHER-Qu as follows: Heavy sole
26d,29c y N; medium ana light do. 22@l24c r 10:
No. sole, l9a23r; Rough Leather. l6Gi7c; Bntf.
129l4c 9 foot; Side Leather, 12@ lac u root; Calf
skins, 60@75c 2 10; Kips, S35@16O D doz; No l
Harness. 2793oc; No. do 22925c q 10.
SUGAR-rhe California Refinery quotes terms net
cash: CUBE, Crushed Extra Powdered and Fine
Crushed, all 6Ae; Dry Granuated. &c; Coniec-
TONERS a, 51sc Extra q, oc Golden C, 454c y ID:
Bags, lac more than bbs.
The American Sugar Refinery quotes follows,
terms net cash: Extra Fine Cube. Crushed, Fine
Crushed and Powdered, SAC q 10: Extra Fine Pow
dered, 61ac: Dry Granulated. &c; Xxx do. &c;
Conectioners' 4. Jsc: White Extra q, 53sc; Extra
Z, sc Golden Q, 4i4c q 10.
The morning call., 1891-01-22
SIXTEENTH STREET.
Property Required for the Extension
Re

Property Required for the Extension to
Be Appraised.
a meeting of the commission for the OPEN
ing of Howard street was held at 2I2 San
some street yesterday, Frank MeCoppin
Chairman and j. j. HarrIgan Secretary.
Commissioners Harvey and Toohy were
present, also Messrs. Sintou and Fisher. the
experts as to the value of the property
affected. Tie following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
ResotUed, That the appraisers heretofore ap-
pointed by tie commission 10 appraise the dam
age resulting and the result from the PROMISED
opening OF Howard street from Twenty-sixth
stIeet 10 Norm avenue be and they are hereby
instructed to present an appra isement OF The
value OF The property actually required for The
extension OF said Howard street as The same an
pears on the man furnished the board by d. III
Smi Il, late CITY Surveyor of The city and county
Of San Francisco.
The commission then adjourned to meet
AT II Sansome street TOMORROW at o'clock
in the afternoon
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Was Temporarily Insane.

An inquest was held yesterday in the case
OF William Hogan the aged and blind miner
who committed suicide. The Coroner's
Jury found that lie died from a knife
wound of the throat, which he inflicted
while temporarily insane. Hogan received
monthly pension of S25 from mining
company, in whose service he lost his eye
ssight, and not from the State Mining
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THE PALLID WREATH.


The Critic. New York. Jan. TO- 1891
Somehow cannot let 1t go yet, funeral Cd 49,
let it remain back there on It's nan md the white
With pink, blue. yellow all piahoh '
One gitnsr'd rose put years ago Tor 'hee' u'"'
mt DO not forget thee Hast thou then iaue9
% p"t the odor exhsled? Are the eoiors'
M ,E deae memories subtly play-the past VIVID as
eyer iast night woke and in that spectral ring
7,,,, sIStie ewes face cam silent, loving as ever
So let the wreath hang still awhlie wlehih my es
IT is not yet dead to me- nor even pallid.
Camden. Jan. t. 1891. WALT WHITMAN
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Bacillus Song.
Many years he lived in peace,
Happy and in perfect ease.
Feeding greedily with might
The Bacillus parasite.
Tips of lung and bronchial pipe
He consumed with appetite;
Served him all in high degree.
To satisfy rapacity.
And the more he could consume
He the harder did resume:
Even the expectoration
Was his delectation.
Devonring-it was all the same
Who fell victim to his fame;
Spared was neither old nor young
From his tongue.
Trade he drove conveniently;
Ages long quite peaceably;
Cared for his posterity
Quite handsomely.
Human lungs and throats and hips,
Set before his loving pipsF
Always proved faithful mate
In every State.
Through the many generation,
sans regard to any nation.
OF this crew in all the earth
Was no dearth.
Up to eighteen hundred ninety
The Bacillus was high and mighty,
Then he came with sudden fright
TO daylight.
Now the long oppressed lung
For a Nemesis had sung.
This scourge to extirpate. He came
Koch by name.
Koch created quite scene;
Dosed Bacillus with vaccine,
Quite against Hacilius' viii
He Tell i'll.
Dr. Koch, Of serious face,
In geiatIne the eggs cid place
Under glass in honored peace
To increase,
When among man or maid,
Such parasite appearance made,
He did stop at once injection
BY Injection.
Chased them all from out thelr nest,
Where so long they did infest;
Babe them in manner stout
To clear out.
SO, for good, in future years,
Bacilii can cause no tears:
Bid we row adicu our fears
And
For Koch
Three cheers!
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The Kings Daughters.

working meeting of "rhe Kings Daugh-
tiers VIII be held this morning at 10 o'clock
In the pariors OF St Luke's Church, corn er
OF Van Ness avenue and Clay street. for the
purpose of concluding arrangements for the
Arabian Nights Entertainment and Mer-
chants Caravan for the benefit of The
Kings Daughters Home for Incurables.
which will be held at Odd Fellows Hall
January 2Sth. Goth. 30th and 3lst.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan, 81.
URINARY OF THE MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan, 81.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Wheat strong
Barley firm.
Oats lightly offered.
Small Yellow Corn higher,
Rye steady.
Hay firm
Beans quiet.
Cordage marked down.
Early Rose Potatoes higher
Onions unchanged
Butter well cleaned up.
A slight ad vance in Eggs.
A car of Eastern Poultry in.
Game unchanged.
a few Grapes coming in.
Oranges dull and abundant.
Middiings marked up.
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market opened about the same the closing figures
of yesterday. became firm and advanced CSC eased
off again to the extent of the advance. and after
several small fluctuations started upward and prices
advanced 11sc, ruled easier and closed about Csc
higher than yesterday Receipts, 230 900 bushels;
shipments, 2l9,000 bushels. Rye zoe. Barley
nominal.
CHICAGO JAN 2l.-wheat cash, $500
Corn-49c
Pork-$l0 1919.
Lard-$5 10.
Rlbs-S4 SIS.
Whisky-S1 IA.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Mining stocks quiet yesterday and prices
showed little change IN either session. Closing
quotations below.
Local securities were very dull, with decline in
Nrnfn n
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ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw.

4 DVICE FREE; DIVORCES A SPECIALLY: No
n publicity; quickest time: legal everywhere;
terms reasonable; charge unless successful; aud
al other at law. both civil and criminal. pushed
vigorously; collections, wills etc. +. ENGLEY,
ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION, ! Kearny ST. i9 I'm
A DVICE FREE; SPECIALITY, DIVORCES
y privately. quick time, i1al everywhere; colec
lions, etc; terms moderate; charge unless sue
cesSful; attorneys all courts eStabd 10 years. Law
office. g. W. HOWE go, 2S hearny st. aGlS Il
CLARA SHUKTRIDGE FOLTZ. ATTORNEY-AT
y law kearuy ST.. bet Pine and California del2 6m
n A CHOIHEhs, 4rIURNEY-AT-LAw. 6OJ
IL Gay 81. nos II
Wv. DAVIDSON. ATroRNEY-AT-LAw, 44J
" California ST. Rooms li-l5: advice free d3st
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality, 6@61ac; second quality, SO
5Iae; third do, 3I9941ac
VEAI.-Large, 5C95c; small Calves 69Tc.
MuTTON-wethers, Sa99c; Ewes, 71AQ9SIsc.
SPRING LAMB-15e q 10.
PoRk-Live Hogs. s@il4c for heavy hard grain
fed and 4l99lS4c for light average do; stock Hogs,
324@4e q ID; dressed do. 6la07i2 3 D.
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Isudolnh,s Casa SnnI y

AS predicted, the charge of assault to
murder against Jake Rudolph for trying to
ShOot Austin Fitzgerald was dismissed in
follce Court Yesterday. Fitzgerald. who
recently settled his grievances with Rudolnb
outside OF the courtroom, refuses to swear
10 n complaint and also failed to appear
when the Gaze was called
The morning call., 1891-01-22

Steamers to sail to-day are the Oceanic for China
and Japan and the Los Angeles for Humboldt Bay.
The humboldt falls due from Humboldt Bay, the
Umatilla from Victoria and Puget Sound, the Gypsy
from the Salinas River and the st. Paul from Puget
Sound. The bark General Fairchd 1855 tons,
and ship Guardian 1913 tons, load coal at NanaimC
for this port. The W. F. Babcock takes for Liver
pool 73 Sic ctls wheat valued at SlOO,5OO.
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THE WEEKLY CALL stands far in

advance of all competitors, in
quantity, quality and variety
of reading matter Old and
young equally derive pleasure
and profit from it's perusal
Only ST. IS per year. post paid
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a HicI,hinder Ro.i-aa

lip chung, notorious highlander, was
ing weapon concealed Judge Rix co.,
i Hne Nun to $50 days IMPRISONMENT in The
tn1use Oh Correction, with an additionaI
unity days for the vaerancv "u"''iohai
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Shipping Notes.

Sterling Exchange.
Bankers sight drafts, 81 50; bankers sixty-day
bills 81 S5sL
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English wbeot Mar1,...

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 21.-The spot market is firm I
as 512d@7s 3D. Cargoes are hardening at 3ss Cd for
of coast 3Ss Sd for just shipped and 3ss Cd for
nearly due.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations. january, rs Sd; Febru
ary rs Cd: March, rs slad April Is Sd;
May, rs '1sd; June, rs I'd; oiuy, rs I'd.
sEcURIrIl Es.
LONDON. Jan. 2l.-Consols 81 5-l6; United States
Bonds-s's, 1221a; do. 41a's, 1854; Silver, 4Sd !;
Rentes, 95t 65c; Bullion out OF Bank OF England
100000
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Thb stock market to-day
was dull, business being THE smallest for many
weeks The close stea by, leaders display
ing some weakness Cover, hIncnts steady. Petro-
leum-February closed at 73as.
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Unitted States Bonds as,
1l91a; do. 41s's. 1903; Northern Pacific. 7l3s {;
Canadian Pacific. 7434; Central Pacific, 80; Union
Pacific, '4515; Atchison, 304s; W Fargo. 140;
Western Union, 7912; Silvert los; Sterling, 81 So
"a SO.
NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-WEteat, cash, 81 O6I4 /;
March, 81 05ss
Flour-Steady.
Coifee-$l7.
Sugar-47st95c
Hops-Pacihc Coast, 29936cs
Hides-l21a@13c
Copper-LaSe, S14 60.
Tin-Spot $50 20.
Lead-Domestic 81 40.
Iron-$14
Petroleum-February. 1875.
Chicago, Markets..
CHICAGO. JAM 2l.-The wheat trade to-day was
large the feeling stronger and prices higher. The
The morning call., 1891-01-22

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, zoe for sight drafts and SOC
for telepraphic.
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Charles W. Fisher to Jennie s. Prince lot on
i. line Of Larkln ST., llG s. OF Chestnut. 5.
Henry G. Prince to same, Git
Frederick Eisenbeis and wife 10 solomon Du-
John Morse and vile to Caroline /. Morse
lot on 5. lac o. OF California S., 1925 E. of
Anna seegeiken to John j. Moran lot II,
Block 5, synd!cates First Addition. 10
United Land Association to Wolf Bloom, lot
on ) f. cor OF Folsom and Nineteenth. sts.,
n 1888, L. l22, ). so, L. 122 20 s. 1889,
Leone ii Noia to NJ s Kim6ali. lot on 4 line
| OF Thirtieth ave, 175 :. of | St, $ 75xi2O 10
Jacob Heyman to Lena Beshorman, lot on
| Sc cor OF torty-stxth ave. and ST., L.
City aud County Of San Francisco to Margaret IL
!. CONWAY lot on W line of Utah St, 1875
| Gilbert p. Seay to Samuel A. Seay. lot on
Ne line inc, Of steuart St 2!9:2 MY. Of Fol-
| Charles $. Nathan 10 John T. Milne, lot on \.
line OF Duncan ST, 1928 W. of Douglass,
Henry Barrollhet to Charles Maync lot on ~
Sc cor. of Pacific and Dupont SITS, i. 55x
67:6; also lot l.. line of montgomery St.
30 ~ OF Commercial. n. 3Ox5O. ............. 10
charles r. Moore to William Ahern lot on Il.
line OF Forty-second ave, l75 n. of ST.,
solomon Geii to II s. Fisher, lots to j. 10
FLOCK ID; lots TO 8, Block q; lots 3 to g.
Block 8; san Miguel city .............e..... 8
john W HeHdIie 10 Jacob Iieyman lots 5sl
s SSS SsI l 5sa S2g 81 l iS 2dg 217 20
545, 55l, 553 TO 556, $50. 567, 56S, sol,
Joseph Conn and wife 10 John Bapp, lot on ~
ST :6...........,. IN
william II. Criiu TO Charles g. Suhr lot n e.
cor Il st. and Thirtieth ave, E. 57xI74:7 10
thomas O. Banks TO Max Charles, lots H. 10
and ~ Junction Homestead Association 10
george H. vaughn to Isabella Vaughn lot ON
. line or Twenty-Dinth ST., PA w OF Do
rI l9ess : M i4 W. T. lS n ~ Z to beg GIFT
36xl0O ..... d" ave. "a ~
Amir io,ca t a, eI a. 10 same salne........ 10
-h AZ Stahyan etc TO L. McKehty lot on n
Inc e OF ne, b6eIgFave ave-, 25:5 Z. OF stanyan,
u D. Jennings and wife TO Annie Harley lot
s on "; i la Of Of scott St.. 27:S4 S. of Jack
w y. SAWYER TO George L. Bates lot on n
r ss o. "a TllIornia ST. % L. of Eighteenth,
1o,ePhlne Spencer to w i. SAWYER same 40
u ID. Baldwin to Eliza j. Carson Iot on w
i na or, OF Twenty-sixth ave, $50 S. OF ST., S.
oO1lZV.. .............. ~ IN
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poem (?) God save the mark 10 going the
round out here. Pretty fair for its kind.
How do you like itP "Sorter" opportune.
The morning call., 1891-01-22

&WNNl AHARGAIN; COTTAGE or 5 ROOMS;
< --NOp' stable and shed, etc: with lot 5Orl32
On Ches tnut street; mortgage $1,000: interest at
per cent; this can remain be paid off at option
oil the purchaser; street work all done: macadarn-
lzed aud severed, etc. this is bargain; call at once
10 our Office for further particulars E W
land. la1I - e-jt,,-t,S"
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= C-)S0 BOARDING AND LODGING-HOUSE
u O-CO. OF II rooms and bath and basement
with lot 25xS0: located in West Oakland: his
month. clear Of an expenses and 4 IN m
WI Oe give TO any one wishing to tile property
- .'l4 tllne; TINS Whole property be bought az
tue doVfe isure, $500 easy terms and nothing IS
IN i4F me good viii, etc; reason selling
~ LtAlh ana needed rest Apply to f. w
land deSI ~ G15Tb -,
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> LOTS IN EAST OAKLAND: SIZE 5OxIOO on
= ncrtheast corner: price $3.50, mortgaged at
S5VU; interest per. cent; new electric railroad
Will pass within hair block Of this lot; commands
good view of Oakland and wei located Amir 10
I. W. MoODWAED * Co, COZ Broadway. ak
Iaul de2I SmTn Sr1
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Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at s2@SSc.
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KOCHIN
What a San Francisco Physician
Thinks of the Remedy.
He Visits Various Hospitals, Converses With
Patients and Is Witness to the Won.
derful Effects Produced.

The following is copy of letter written
by DR.. C. FL. Rosenthal to friend in San
Francisco, he, the doctor. having gone to
Berlin for the purpose of investigating the
treatment of patients by means OF DIR.
Koch's process, and obtaining if possible,
some of the Kochin, or lymph. While
there he was telegraphed by the Board of
Health of this city to procure some of the
lymph fer its use here. The letter exp,ains
itself, and develops the fact that DR.. Rosen-
thai has become firm believer in the virtue
of the lymph.
The morning call., 1891-01-22

GeN0 LOT 25xIOO; NEAR OAK-ST. STA
= OOO. ton. WILLIAM J. DINGEF oak
land deli ThSnru n
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&E1O LOT 321llS on LINE OF ELECTRIC
Y wv. road. WILLIAM J. DINGEE. Oak
Nos
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COCA SPLENDID INVESTMENT: ! NEW
DO-CO. modern cottage Of rooms, bath and
foured basement; also lots extra adjoining same;
SIZE -51l00 each lot: situated 4 northwest cor
ner; central location and bargain: I block from
stTeet-cars. Apply TO L. w. " OODWARD & Co,
soE broadway, Oakland. de2l SuThSu II
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&DSn0 ELEGANT NEW EAsTLAKE cor
~ -cOO' tage Of rooms and bath: . blocks
i,,, CLINTON Station. WILLIAM j. DI\GEE
O.l.l.A-a n g IL
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Fine Silver.
Quoted at 81 O5 p ounce.
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G150 LOT 50xI4O; 10 MINUTES WALK
y 80 isom tru.tvae Station. WILLIAM j.
biNRi-E, Oakland. dell ThSuTu II
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PALACE

II A clifford & W, st Paul
j Rostnbush. New York
Rose L Bennett, Tacoma
g $ Martin, Reno
G WOolsey, lone
4 /; Beans, San jose
G a Neale, Sacramento
J J II anderson X ii .SDigo
Baron Won SchwillIg, st
Helena
G S Taylor a fam, Portlnd
) II Fllckinger. san Jose
w A Todd. san Jose
IF Kullack, salt Lake
w II Grebe, Philadelphia
j Lang a W, Portland
Oscar Wauneeck, Omaha
J Groves, Stockton
j 4 Richards Il w.Saratga
A Hamiil. New York
G Holland, Sacramento
EFF Aiken. Sacramento
DaN nN.sN
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND CY-ADYERTISEMENTS AND
" Subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
once Of I He MORNING CALL, S57 broadway,
Seventh ST once hours A. N to p.
GtOO EACH-2 LOTS, SIZE 251l33 EACH, OR
tD1OU 59Xl33 If taken together will be sold for
- 20; easy terms: located Union St: all mac
ad tnized severed; this Is the best bargain we
have for sale IA residence lot and offered only
account OF the owners positive meet of little
money az this time. Apply office of /. w.
WOODWARD x CO, eO2 Bdway. Oakld- 81 SuIhSutt
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GQ00 LOT 3Ox9O on LINE OF PIEDMONT
u cOO. cable road; minutes from broadway
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G-t9QO LOT 3OxlcU AT oAK-S1REET sra
y IcOO. tiun. WILLIAM J. DINGEE. OAK
la1 rs
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q J7S EACH-I00 LOTS IN THE BEAUTTFI7T
~ SUBURB OF Lorin; such bargain ever of.
eieH III OdAiahu tlglt1n the line OF improvements:
new Terry 10 san Francisco: new street railroad ro
OaAiahdi come at once before prices advance: sure
70 maze money $l5 down, So per month: send for
circilaE- CLpUGH a BAKER, 9S4 WASHINGTON
st. Oakland. Cal - 'iIi'lhtpH
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G53 400 FOR sALE-oNE OF THE GREA'

10. OOU. est bargains in Alameda County
200 acres; 100 acres low hills will carry $50 head of
stock; 400 acres fenced separately for grain and
hay fields: 50 acres marsh land; total place fenced
and cross fenced; arteSian wells houses. barns
etc: faces I mite on the country road and is To-
Gated - OF a mile from thriving town the
narruw-g tuEe railroad from Oakland TO san JOSEF
good horse or stock ranch and in fact for almost
any purpose desired; cut 400 of hay this year;
this property IS offered AT SO per for quick
sale: is worth al least SOD per cash Apply to
r ". WOODWARD q co, 902 Broadway oak
land. de2l SuThSu II
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1oUO h16 Of oakland I on the near INCEST SUB
scf ana new ferry to San francisco; fine unob-
make money; size OF lots 4Oxl6O; terms s5G cash
ilaAce 10 per month: don't fail to see these Ine
CLoOGH BAKER, 964 Washington nj 6 n taod
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CHicuEol NIafHhets.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2l.-The wheat trade to-day was
large, the feeling stronger and prices higher The
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For Koch
81
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


.Pips-Baciui children. Tvolapuk (7l.l
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G McVey, san Jose
4 Francas, Wrights
j II Eilesbrook, Madeira
J Mchuue, Madeira
II A Brown. Middleton
G + Fisher d VT Missouri
j T Hail, Missouri
A Servanteis, Utica
L 7 Morris, San Jose
J Furtz, British Columbia
J Jones, Grass Valley
G + stevens, Calistoga
A Belwean n sn, Montreal
J Doron n VT. Iowa
DR. } X elicit. Mariposa
Miss kellett, MIriposa
Miss + keliett, Mariposa
Mrs Thompson. Stockton
= Is Fisher. Byron
4 II Parsons, Byron
w i Cunningham, MERGED
w ID Clausen, MERGED
q W Norton. ireland
w Hutchinson, Portland
j L Davis 4 WI, Wash
G Cliff, Honolulu
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5000 FINE 2-sToRY HOUSE: Lot 80,
&ICOO' 100. WILLIAM j. DISGEE, OaE-
lt'uh. dali nStrTr
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HEING SOLD UNDER NORTHUMBERLAND
- ful modern 5troomed cottage with every CON
venence; lot S3:4xI25: street WORK ali 9ooe.
choicest location; only $500; biggest bargain in
oakland. HUGH NJ. CAMERON, 479 Ninth st.
AL -
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SDS0U EACH-2 BEAUTIFUL NEW 5-9ooM
~ " - cottages l BLOCK from San Pablo ave
MlLLIAM J. DlNGEE. Oakland. deli IhSnrn n
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales yesterday in the San
Francisco Stock Board:
The morning call., 1891-01-22

S3SIS EACH-l00 ELEGANT LOTS IN THE
- - Roberts Woifsaiii Tract; $50 down and
50 per month; street-car line passes through the
tract; new cleo ric road on west and Sides Al
facilities for transit: Al soil; fine drainage for
sale at these prices for so days; come now before
prices advance and secure OF these beau
street. 3. I - - toH
The morning call., 1891-01-22
snIPpiNG INTELLIGE NCg.

Tor Lac Sltipij;ty Httstiioencs EiOhLI FG9z-
Arrived.
WEDNESDAY,. Jan 81.
Stmr Geo W Elder, Lewis 90 hours from Port
land, via Astoria so hours: produce to U + X Co.
Stmr Los Angeles, Hannah. 81 hours from Eureka;
pass and mdse to Goodall, Perkins & Co.
Haw stmr Australia, Houdlett, D DAYS from Homo
lulu: pass and mdSe 10 j u Spreckels N Bros
Stmr Corona Alexander 81 hours from San d.
ego; pass and mdse, to GoodalI, Perkins Il Co.
Stmr Oregon, POLICEMAN. hours from Portland,
via Astoria AZ hours; pass and mdse to Union Pa
cihc Railway Co.
Cleared.
WEDNESDAY. Jan 81.
Stmr Los Angeles, Hannah. Eureka Goodall. Per-
kns & Co.
Stmr Empire, Butler, Nanaimo; r d Chandler
Br ship Crown of Scotland, Howes Havre: Eppin-
ger IL Co.
BIZ ship Maxwell, Fraser, Dunkirk Geo W Nc
Near.
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