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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-09
FRATERNAL NOTES,
Yearly Profit of the Odd Fellows
Temple at Toledo, Ohio.

Pacific Lodge, No. 155, /. o. o. F., at it's
regular meeting last evening installed its
officers elected TOR the current term.
California Lodge, No. 1, F. and A. NJ at
called meeting last evening, had work in
the Entered Apprentice decree.
Loyal California Lodge. No. 1, Manchester
Unity Odd Fellows. held its regular meeting
last evening and Inferred the pitiatory.
Doric Lodge, No. 2l6, F. and A NJ, at its
called meeting last evening had work in the
first degree.
Court Occidental, No. 6676, A. o. F.F. s.,
held a well-atte nded and very ENJOYABLE
meeting last evening.
Fidelity Lodge, No. 100, F. and A. NJ, at
its called meeting last evening had rails
ing"
The Odd Fellows Temple at Toledo, Ohio.
is said TO pay yearly profit of $1,000 on the
investment.
California Castle, No. 1, Knights of the
Golden Eagle, at its meeting on Wednesday
evening last, initiated four candidates and
received several propositions. The newly
stallation banquet will be held tomorrow
evening. The semi annual report for the
term ending December 31st last shows a
membership of SO. Amount expended for
sick benefits and donations S17l. and cash
on hand and invested $632 IA.
After the meeting of Hermann Stamm,
No. 224, Independent Order of Red Men,
had adjourned, last Monday evening, ban
quet was partaken of by the newly Installed
officers and the members.
b. f. Nelson, Supreme Reporter of the
knights of Honor, announces the following
gain OF membership in the Jurisdictions
named for the week ending 81 inst: Ala
bama 10. Arkansas II, California ., Connec-
tirut 2, Delaware 5, Florida l, Illinois II,
Indiana 6, Kansas l, Kentucky 4, Louisiana
3. Massachusetts 8, Michigan ., Minnesota
Nevada 2, New Jersey 2, New York II,
North Carolina l, Ohio 4. Pennsylvania II,
Rhode Island l, South Carolina 6, Tennes-
see 7, Texas 81, Vermont /, Virginia 2,
North Dakota 3; total 1872
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If You Had a Friend

Abort to visit somo section OF country where
maarial disease, either in the form OF chiIls and
fever or billions remttent, particularly rife
what would be about the best advice you could give
MIN We will tell you-to carry along, procure
on arriving, that potent medicinal safeguard
hos'etters Stomach Bltters. known throughout
malaria plagued regions. here and in other coun-
'rieS' as the snrest means OF dsarming the miasmat
&c sconrge and robbimg 1t of its fell destructive
. NOT Only does 1t fortify the system by
ne,easlhe lts stamina, but overcomes irregularity
-, 'he iiver and the bowels, and counter
acts the uhfavorable effects OF oyerexertion bodIIv
ana mental exposure in rough weather. or eczema.
on 100 sedentary or laborious loss OF appetite ana
excessive nervousness The functions Of .Iimsn,a'
.ion oilious secretion and sleep have in II a most
powerful and reliable auxiliary, ''
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zoe; do raw. 671ac gallon: Lard OIL, bbis, 721aci
cases. s0c Q gallon
PETROLEUM-Tne leading brands are lie lower.
Starlight is quotable at 22c a GALLON; Downer's.
27Iac q gallon; Astral. 22c; 1902 Elaine, 2Ics
Pearl. 22c: Water White. refined, bulk, TIC;
Headlight 1859, cases, Csc: Mineral Illuminating,
5000, gre In cases. Standard, HOP fire test lSc q
gallon in cases tcaps) 1870 faucets and DC IN bulk
GASOLINE, ETC.-63o Benzine. bulk, l5e; eases;
zoe; TAO Gasoline. bulk, 161Rc: cases, 23lac; 80"
Gasoline. bulk, SOC; cases, 35c p gal.
WHITE LEAD-2uoted at 8981ac y 10.
TURPENTINE-Quoted at sc u gallon
sUGAR-The California Refinery quotes, terms net
cash; Cube, Crushed Extra Powdered aud Fine
crushed all sac; Dry formulated, &c; Confec-
Toner'S A, 6lsc; Extra O, sc; Golden C. 434c q 10;
Inc American sugar Refinery quotes follows.
terms net cash: Extra Fine Cube, Crushed. Fine
crushed and Powdered SAC o 10: Extra Fine Pow
dered, 61ac: Dry Grannlated DC; Xxx do, &c:
Contectioners' A, 51se: White Extra e. ossc; Extra
c, SC. Golden G, 43Ac "a 10
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United Endowment Associates.

The officers of Laurel Lodge, No. 40, of
Seattle were installed by Mrs. Mollie Coupe,
d. d. G. c., at its last meeting
Yosemite Lodge. No. 4, held public in
stallation at its last meeting. Mrs. NJ. L.
Smith, ID. d. G. c., officiating, assisted by
several of the Grand Lodge officers.
Mrs. j. ii. Wehser, ID. ID. G. c., installed
the officers OF Liberty Lodge, No. SO, at its
last meeting.
The Grand Lodge will meet on Wednes-
day, February 18th next, in Druids' Hall.
413 Suffer street, at 10 o'clock in the
morning
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new parIor will shortly be Organized at
Pomona by j. Leo Park, ID. ID. G. 2.
The parlors in Amador County are re-
ported by c. NJ. Kelley, ID. ID. G. p, to be
in most prosperous condition
w. L. Lindenberger, ex-Grand Trustee,
died recently in New York City.
A new parl0r will shortly be instituted at
Mariposa by w. NJ. Copley. d. d. G. p.
Solano Parlor Of Suisun City will give n
banquet tomorrow evening. The grand
officers have been invited to be present.
Sequoia Parlor gave an installation party
at Saratoga Hall last Wednesday evening,
The following Sons visited this CITY
this week: Ed McCabe of Modesto. F. p.
Tuttle of Auburn, w. A. Dolan of Truckee.
Fen MaSsol of Los Gatos and Gus Weiss of
Martinez
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JUDGMENT VACATED.
Another Trial of the U and L" Manag
ment Case in Order.

Another Trial of the al and :" Manage
ment Case in Order.
The order dissolving without an account
ing the partnership of George w. Lederer
and A. Hermann in the management of the
~ and r Theatrical Company, now play
ing at the Bush-street Theater, was a sur
prise to Hermann, who is in New i ork.
He alleges that he was not properly APP
prised of the proceedings, and he has moved
to vacate and set aside said Judgment, which
motion Judge Wallace has granted. In an
affidavit William B. Richardson deposed
that he was sent from New York by Herr
mann to demand from Lederer an account
ing of the business, but that Lederer re-
fused to give him any information on the
subject, except upon the amount of indebt-
edneSs, the largest debt of which was $500
Tor printing done by a firm in New York
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GOOD EXERCISE.
Prospective Tramp to Redwood Peak
From FruitvaIe

Prospective Tramp to Redwood Peak
From FruitvaIe.
In consequence of the uncertainty of the
weather, the Executive Board of the Sight
seers is tritle timid about arranging an
outing at the present time, as among its
members are many ladies, who take great
interest in the tramps, and usually partici-
pate in large numbers; but number of the
gentlemen In the organization who recog-
nize the fact that the weather when il is
not raining Is the most favorable of the an
t're year Tor walking have arranged to take
tramp next Sunday To- Redwood Peal the
highest point in the range of hills baci, of
oakland, when 1t Is expected goodly num-
per OF the masculine element of the club
and their friends will participate, The
party will cross the bay on the 30 Oakland
boat and take the train for Fruityale. where
the tramp will begin. The route to be trav.
eled will be by the road to joaquin Miller's
place on the heights above Fruityale. and
thence by trail across the hills to the sum-
nit, where an interesting view IS obtainable
OF the country for miles IN every directInn
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" SWEATED COIN"
The Public Worried Against Diminishe,

The Public Worried Against Diminished
Gold-Pieces.
Secret Service Agent Harris states that
there are many sweated $50 gold-pieces in
circulation in the city at the present time,
and that great number Of them come
from south of Market street. Some of the
pieces have been reduced in value as much
as 81. United States Marshal Long OBJ
tanned some money from the Sub-Treasury
several days ago and found among il a
sweated $50 piece. There is no law against
passing sweated coin or having 1t in ones
possession, and no conviction can be- had
unless the men are caught in the act of
sweating, for which reason the public is
warned to be on guard against such money.
Several arrests were made some months AGO.
but under the present law the accused were
discharged, as 1t could be only proven that
they passed the sweated coin.
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Cruelty to Children

John Terrence is now prisoner behind
the bars at the Central Station.
Terrence has been living with his family
at 225 Post street, where he occupied four
rooms. The family consisted of himsel
wife and three children, aged 10, s and :
years OF age. Two of them are girls. 1t has
been long time since Terrence has had
steady work. His wife held position in a
turner's establishment, in which she earned
the pittance of 50 a week.
With this she was compelled to paw rent
and feed and clothe the family as best sho>
could The wife had to work extra homrs
during the holidays; consequently. She
could not attend to her children or her
home. VI Nei
The neighbors made a complaint tn tho
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty 10
6nildreu. Secretary Holbrock and Offieer
i.eis visited the house and found the father
IN bed. The mother was absent nj her VEL
and the children were removed from yhn
place TO the office of the society. Torranna
was marched to the City Prison. wbere he
was charged with cruelty tochildrep. fhougb
he protested and without avail that he
loved his babes and did not want to he sena0
rated from them for one moment.
Mrs, florence was also notified and an
peared at the office of the society, where size
told OF her struggle for bread in the face of
misfortune. The children We're sent ont tn
the Boys and Girls Aid Society for alien w
tiGn.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were rather higher in the early call yester-
day, but fell back In the afternoon. Trading was
quiet all day. Closing quotations below.
Local securities duh and not materially
changed.
The Utah assessment falls delinquent in board
to-day.
Mt. Diablo has shipped $9612.
Savage milled last week $40 tons ore assav
ing sl5. '
Inc Union mill at Tnscarora has shipped S2s 600
Tor account of the Commonwealth North Common-
wealth. Belle Isle and North Belle Isle Companies.
rms IS the cleanup for the mill, which has been
shut down Tor the winter.
Assessments Pending.
The following Is list Of sessmenrs our NM, ,.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

THURSDAY EVENING, JAM s.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Wheat and Barley options higher.
Oats, Corn and Rye firm
Feedstuifs unchanged.
Most Beans weaker.
Moderate receipts OF Hay.
Potatoes and Onions unchanged
Butter and Eggs lower.
Cheese steady.
Poultry firm.
Game little steader.
All fruits very dull
Vegetables easier.
Dried Fruit unchanged.
Petroleum and Gasoline lower
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Sudden Death in III. g.,

ROBERT Manning dropped dead at 20
O'CLOCK Yesterday morning on Tenth street
near Mission. The body was removed 70
the Morgue. where it was learned that the
deceased was native of Sweden and abont
90 years of age. He had been working at
the Roeblng wire warehouse on Drumm
street tor three or four days. 1t is under
cause OF death is supposed 10 have been
heart disease.
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ORDER OF THE GOLDEN SHORE.
installations to BE Conducted by Supreme
and Grand Officers.

installations to BE Conducted by Supreme
and Grand Oficers.
Harrison Lodge, No. e, was organized at
Cleveland, Ohio, last month by w. Ii,
Schwartz, ID. 5. P, with thirty charter
members, and the reports from that State
Indicate the formation of two or three more
new lodges in a very short time j. H.
Sampllner, the Grard Secretary of District
Grand Lodge No. 9, in a letter to tile Su-
preme Secretary reports that the gr eatest
interest is being taken in the order by the
o1hcers and members of the lodges in OHIO
MIR. Sanpliner, who is prominent attorney
IN the city OF Cleveland, in addition TO the
other members OF the Executive Committee
Oh the District Grand Lodge, is dsyotiug
considerable time TO the building I'D of the
order, and confidently predicts that in the
near future the Golden Shore viii become
as prominent and as strong as any of the
lraternltleS in that state. Sir Monteiiore
Ledge, NO. 4, Is now the strongest lodge in
the order, having nearly 100 mem bers, and
continually initiating more, but there are
other lodges in Ohio that will soon be
cr0wding Sir Monteli7re Lodge for first place.
Unity Lodge, No. "a, will Initiate a special
charter list OF candidates at its next meet
lug, and at its following meeting the su-
preme officers, accompanied by f. Dodd, g.
F., will publically install the newly elected
officers Of the lodge.
The supreme officers, assisted by the Off
newly elected officers of all the lodges in
this city and Oakland and if necessary ar
engagements can be made w. w. Mathews,
). p, +. ID. WORTH S. T., L. l. Wolfe S. s.,
Ernest Duden. 5. T., will pay a fraternai
visit to North Star Lodge at Suffer Creek
for the purpose of installing its officers on
Tuesday, the Goth inst
Next Friday evening Oriental Lodge will
be visited at its hall in Alcazar Building by
all OF the supreme and grand officers. This
being the initial meeting it is attracting a
great deal OF attention, as after the installa-
ton Of tie officers a general good time is
expected.
The supreme Secretary will transmit
some time this moath to all of the lodges in
the order semi-annual financial statement
for the six months ending December 81.
1890. The report will show that the receipts
on assessments have been continually in
creasing each month and that coupons
amounting to $500 have been paid to meGl-
hers of the order.
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Judge Troutt,s Conrt-p

Judge Trout has selected for his copr,-
room the very cosy and attractive apart-
ments on the third floor of the new fity
Hall, near the Law Library, having a sontb'
erly, outlook toward Market street, Thev
are are oeing htted up as rapidly as possible.
but VIII not be in condition for two or three
weeks yet Meanwhile he will hold conrt
In the Supervisors chambers. eoui'
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Steamers to sail to-day the st. Paul for Puget
Sound, the Santa Cruz for San Pedro and the
Gypsy for the Salinas River. The Pomona falls due
from San Diego, and the Emily, Wilmington, Ar
cata and Arago from Coos Bay.
The Tillamook falls due from Mexico Wednesday.
The schooner COurser, $40 tons, loads Lumber at
Port Blakeley for Shanghai; British iron ship Sem
ator, 1885 tons, Wheat at Tacoma for U. K, Hayre
or Antwerp
The Wray Castle takes FOR Havre 64.l99 ctls
Wheat. valued at $83,459.
The German ship j. D. Bischof, 1908 tons. was
chartered for Wheat to U. K, Havre or Antwerp
prior to arrival at 2Ss sd.
The British iron ship Clan Mcpherson. 1901 tons,
chartered prior to arrival for Wheat to U. X,
Havre or Antwerp, aSs Sd.
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United States Grand -

Inc United States Grand Jury will meet
shls afternoon. Several of the summoned
day as defaulters, but alter giving prona :
excuses were discharged. The Grand .Tnrv
at to-day's meeting will consider the oh ara,aS
OF cruelty against Mate Harrington of ths
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The will Of Nose Donahue has been dlesl
for probate. The estate is valued at 5000.
and excepting few small requests to broth
ers and sisters and 500 TO Rev. Father
Lynch OF st. James Church, the property
Is left to the widow.
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street, saying that he would pay her well
for the care of the child, but since that time
she has not seen him. She believes that he
is-a longshoreman working at present at
Port Costa or Vallejo. Mrs. Murphy is a
poor woman with two children of her own.
and says she is unable to keep the little one
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ss.ANGsyCaleutta spot nominal: May and June. 6ss
nal. A"'''' "unuioS' uohi
on OIL California Castor on, in cases, No. 1.
rates, eastern do, 81 3d. Calfornis Lin seed bbIs
more Re SSaea zoe; raw 65aae gail cs, 21sc
o11a@70c q gallon; Eastern Linseed uli IN nhis
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of the rules and regulations prescribed by
the Secretary of the Treasury relating to
the expectation of fermented liquors in bond
without the payment of internal revenue
tax. They are in accordance with the Nc
kinleY bill. and are technical in character.
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THE BRAvEsr OF BATTLES.

ETE HE lrayest battle that ever was fought,
Shall tell You where and when?
| on the macs OF the world you'll fnd IL not,
f. twas usht by the mothers OF men.
Nav not with cannon or battle shot,
With sword or nObler pen,
Nay. not with eloquent word or thought
From mouth OF wonderful men.
But deep In walled-up woman's heart,
of woman that would not yield.
But bravcy, silently bore her part,
Lo there Is the battlefield
No maTShaling troop, no biVouac song
No banner 10 CLEAN and wave,
But oh. these battles, they iast so long,
From baUyho 10 the grave.
JOAQUIN MILLER
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hoUNiSg SAi.t~.
Board.4O state Investment ms, s21a: 25 s V
Water, 93a4 55 s + Gasiight, 59I,
Street-37 Water, 9i94.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-lO Safety Nitro Powder, sI4; 100 do y:
% $ Gasllght, 591a $1,000 Omnibus Gable Bonds
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English Wheat Marl,..

LIVERPOOL, Jan. S.-The spot market is firm at
rs 512d91s Sd. Csrgoes firm at 3ss Cd for
of coast, 3Ss 81 for just shipped and 3ss Cd for
nearly dgs.
FUTURES.
Tbs Produce Exchange cable gives the following
liverpool quotations: January, rs Sad; Febrn-
airy, rs 9a4d: March, Is 9s4d; April. rs sIld.
May, rs S34d June, rs sad
SECURITIES
LONDON. Jan. s.-Consos. a64; United States
Dohus-as, IA; do, 41a's, l06; Silver, $3.50;
Rentes, 95f Csc Bullion Into Bank of EnglsSa
$1,000. 's Anu'
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Under the aIcKinley BilI.

deputy Collector OF the Port Jerome re-
ceived from Washington yesterday copy
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unable to Keep the Little Ono

UnabIe TO Keep the Little One.
Two years ago man giving the name of
Daniel Welsh left his four-year-old daugh-
ter with Mrs. Mary Murphy of 546 Mission
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF first quality, 51a@6c; second quality, SO
bI4c; third do 31a@il%c.
VEAL-Large. 51a@61sc; small Calves, 799c
MUTToN-Wet others. Sd9c: Ewes, 712GS12c.
Handspring Lamb, l5c p 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. 3s4(G4c for heavy hard grain
ed and 43s@i12c for light average do; stock Hogs,
eg3 12c q 10; dressed do, 6lS@j7c n 10.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. S-The stock market to-day
was strong, but there waiting disposition
manifested pending the result Of the Presidents
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Sterling Exchange.

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, Ice fozesight drafts and zoe
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shipping Notes.

Bankers sight drafts, 81 s61a; bankers siztyday
Ills 81 S3Ih
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Mexican Dollars.
Ouotabie ut SGMS3c,
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ouotable at 81 O41a q ounce.
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stmr St Paul. Erskine, Port Angeles; Getz Bros &
Co.
Br Ship Crown of India, Corkhill, Havre; q W
McNear
Ship Henry Failing Merriman, Fleetwood; Bal
four Guthrie a Co.
Ship India Merrlman, Tacoma; John Rosenfeld's
Sons.
VIII schr Mary H Thomas, Robinson, whaling; W
Robinson (masterl.
sailed.
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BOARD SALES.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF mines net listed ON T
Board fail delinquent in office.
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Assessments PENDING
The following Is a list of assessments no,v nono,
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FLOUR-Net cash prices as follows: Family
extras, 81 1901 %; BAKERS extras, 81 O54 49, city
superfne, s3,1a %; interior brands $4@i Is for
extras and $5G3 IS = Dbl for superhne.
WHEAT-ln good demand and firm No. /,
81 800 81 12; No. 2 81 309l 30 70 choice, 81 1884
extra choice, for milling 81 40; Sonora, 81 1894 @
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Arrived.
THURSDAY Jan g
Stmr Greenwood, Fagarlund, 10 hours from
WhitesborO; 24U0 3 ties 80 NJ It lumber 3 bxS
machinery, to |. White
Stmr Laguna, Yarneberg, 80 hours firm Humboldt;
200 VI IL lumber TO Higgins ~ Collins.
Stmr North Fork, Nies n. % hours from Hum
bOldt; pass aud mdse, To Chas Nelson.
Stmr Sunol. Waivlg, IA hours from Greenwood;
lumber. TO L L White.
Stmr Gypsy, PIummer, IL hours from San Diego;
pass and mdse, to Goodall, Perkins a Co.
Stmr Humboldt, Jessen, % hours from Eureka;
pass and mdse, TO SearIeS a StOne-
Br stmr Elton, Newcomb 4 - days from NanaimO;
267S tons coal, to John Rosenfeld's Sons.
Stmr Oregon Policeman. hours from Portland,
via Astoria As hours; pass and mdse to Union Pa
cihc Railway Co.
Stmr Santa Cruz, Tribble so hours from San Pc
dro; produce, 10 OOodall. Perkins q Co.
The advocate., 1891-01-28

The Board OF Directors Of the Exchange send greeting
TO all the Alliance people In the state wishing them
happy and prosperous new year. We congratulate our
patrons the fact that the volume of business up
the first Of this year amounted to more than One Million
Dollars On our live stock business our members who
shipped through agency received dividend amount
Ing TO 30 per cent Of the commission paid
Our business during this year will be greatly enlarged
and extended to al alliance people the cooperative
pRn follows The Board OF Directors will undertake
to do this and do business with all Alliance members
with distinct understanding that the per cent accumu
lang the business will 60 to the stockholders and pur
chase in the ratio Of 40 TO stockholders and 80 cents
TO purchasers each net dollar Of earnings thereby Civ
ing the stockholders benefit suCh and rebate
purchaser while stOckhoder will only receive the
rebate In order that every member Of the Alliance may
receive the benefits OF the business Of the Exchange the
directors have resolved to honor orders from all members
whether stockholders not; nonsockhoders receiving
one dollar less rebate given volume Of business than
stockhoder and In lieu Of this dollar the nOnstoc
holder will receive receipt for onefh share Of stock In
the Kansas Alliance Exchange Company.
We have general catalogue and price list now in the
hands Of the printer and will be ready to mail out about
the goth Of January One copy of this catalogue will be
sent TO each OF the secretaries Of subaance and 10 bus
ness agents so far have their addresses Other
members desiring catalogue will please send 10 cents In
postage stamps to pay expense OF mailing the same
The advocate., 1891-01-28

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iuark1 Ldbda Copvrghh, lnta1rch@ and In8tHgohcnh
hdenyby JAAEME YOUNG,
q Aren't
ONCE "a Han Building on and Walnut
TEIEPHONEiG0 City