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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Edward Thorp and wife to George f. Lyon
lot on w. line OF Pennsylvania ST., $50 n. of
Mission and Thrtieth Homestead Union to @-'
John d. Mateson, lot 8. Block 8, Mission
j. j. DrlscoiI to Margaret j. DoIan. undivided
half of lot on f. line OF Mason St, 400 N.
william r. Meyers to Mary ii. Meyers. lot ON
E. line OF Thrty-seventh ave., 100 s. of c
ga MeCsrt6y to John oBren aud wife Oi''
lot 46, Biock Is, Lakeview................... 10
E. A. Mccarthy to James W. O'Brlen, lot 45,
Sunny % Side -i' Land Company to Margaret
Rooney lot 81, Block 40, Sunny side..,... 10
julius l.. FrlhKlin and vile TO Felix l.atz, lot
on S. line OF Twenty-third St, 100 w. of
Sanchez W. 5oxll4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Heringhi, lot 7, Block 10S, University
Mound Survey, and other pieces. ......... 165
John Holland and wife to Frederick Alves
aad wiIe. lot L. line of Hampshire ST.
269 S. OF Twentieth, 5. 25x xt20............. 10
j. }. Rauer aud wife to Caroline j. sew
koop. lot E. line of st. Mary's St, $50
S. or Epstein ST., S. 25xl25................ 10
Samuel Lewis and wife to Benjamin Morris,
lot on S line of Vallejo ST, I73 W. of Van
Ness ave, w. 25Xl20:2. 0:2..............,,....., 10
Francis b. wilde and wife to Katie <. iundv
lot on SW. cor. of Il st. and Forty-seventh
sunny side Land Company to Daniel MIC
GlOln and wife, lot 5, Block 81. Lakeylew. 10
Mary Ii. Smith to Henry A. Smith, lots l and
2, BLOCK 81, Excelsior Homestead Associa-
ton; also lots AZ and 43, san Miguel Home
stead Association. ............. ............ !
john Blake to Josephine b. Blake lot on S.
E. 50 :6xgo 49,. ..,....................o. Gift
Mary Connolly to Isaac Nathan, lot on sW.
Sc 25x75 5000
R0derick Mckenzie and wife to Robert X.
HIND, lot on n. line OF Fulton st., 1868 f.
of Lott, l.. 25X1 81 Observation-Disclosures. IS 10
Merchants and Clerks Land Association to
Anna Peterson, lot on 5. line of California
St, 80 6 e OF Sixth ave-, L. 25xl0O. ..... 10
Eugene Robinet to Angelo Ferroggiaro. lot on
s. line of Broadway l09 L. of Stockton ST..
r" 20 o&oo.. ...,................., ~
~ 600
Lars G. Ambjornsen and wife to Frank NJ.
Parker ct al, lots 81 and 80, Harris Map q. S25
John r.. Spring To James Mccarthy, lot 94l,
Frank Il. Chaplin ct al. to ID. Is. Jackson. lot on
SW. cor. of Golden Gate ave. and Steiner
ST., w. 1877 :6XlO0 Observation-Disclosures. 10
Lorenc Paschich to Bridget Curley, lot on s,
line of Point LObos ave-. 29:2 l.. of Wood
ST., L. ZoNlZo.. TUU
Jean Auger and wife to Solomon Ducas, lots
46 ana a.. Block 552, Bay Park Homestead
Association ~
Auguste Drayeur aud wife to Florentine
POtrero Land and Water Front Company TO
Henry SeymOr, lot on +. line OF Missouri
st, l25 \. OF Colnsa, n lOOxlO ........... $500
William J. Hayes to Mary c. Igo. lot on w.
line OF Sonoma place, 81 s. OF Union ST., S.
- :6X 81 IS .....,.,,,..........,,,,, Gift
john Igo to Mary &. Igo. .saIne...,......,... Gift
George Holmes Sr. to Isaac n. Holmes, lots
"a and 80, City Land Association. .....,....,. 10
Real Estate Dew velOpment Company 10 George
W. Smith, lot on +. line of De HarO st., 100
S. OF Napa, 5. Grant
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DOGS AS PETS.
Something About the Trouble They Are
i,,t,,

Something About the Trouble They Are
TO Feminine Owners.
"You have no idea Of the number Of dogs
we are troubled with on every train," said
Conductor Lou Richardson. at the Windsor
Hotel And the worst part Of 1t Is the
women will protest SO hard against having
their pet poodles put in the passenger-car.
These orders must be obeyed. but it difficult
to. make a woman believe it. Their hus-
bands or children may 60 in the baggage
car or anywhere else, but they cannot stand
1t to be. separated from theiI dear dogs.'
One woman told me that she was afraid that
a trunk might fall upon 'Fido' and hurt him
II he were put in the baggage-car. That re-
minds me of what the rest Of us called joke.
While waiting for train a woman allowed
her.pet to gambol along the tracks. Finally
car backed up. without making much of a
noise and took. off the dogs tail The
woman was mad through and through She
took the tailless dog up in her arms, kissed
1t, and said to the engineer: :
thatP'
The engineer replied iu-the. samestraln: /:
why don,l you keep your 80 dog off the
I" Then everybody laughed except the
woman: n:"-Minneapoli Tribune.
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is extremely attractive and quite belle.
and, although she has inherited talent Ior
acting. her mother will not permit her to go
upon the stage to lead the nomadic, uncer-
tain and EXPOSED life that a dramatic career
imposes. Kate ClaXton has invested a
great deal of money in property in Larch-
mont, on which she has built attractive cox
tages which are always rented. IhIs Is NOT
opIy an example of her far-seeing Judgment
and thrift, but this acquisition of real estate
has added largely to her tortune.-Cor. Gill
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THE HARVEST MOON.

Faded the last f3int blush of evenings rose,
And shadows gather in the sleeping vale,
where silent now the ripping sLreainlet h9ws
Beneath the mist that rising i aiih anu plie'
hiding the tears upon tie closed-up flowers,
That seem TO weep for the days vanished hours
Across.th heaven mellow radiance steals
The mist grown brighter, and the silver stream
Reflects the tender light which halt reveals
Farth's IQvellhesS. ana, Ike an intalts drsami
NakeS.Ill things beautiful and holy seemi
The harvest moon along the autu!An SKY
Holds her fair sway and bids the darkness fly.
Cl,er rfnpned fruit and fields OF golden grain;
Ofer lovers. Lingering in the mystic light
Wbfspermg fond words beneath the silent nighti
Ger the great city in It's solemn rest,
O'er wealth and poverty, the worst the best
Her iuster tars. aud through the listening ar
Rreathes but Of peace aud beauty everywhere.
4 rene and pure she mounts the azure heaven
-given!. An the Year ouud.
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ChicarO Marketz

CHICAGO. Sept 2.-wheat was weak and lower.
The opening from sc to- lc fower than
yesterday. The closing became irm and, with
numerous small fluctuations, advanced lc, then
essed off, DECLINING lI2c. again improved, prices
advancing q c, ruled weaker and closed l34 lower
than yesterday. Receipts. 232l 900 bushels; ship
ments, l,0l2,O0O bushels. Rye slow at SSc Bar
ley, 60c.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2.-Wheat-Cash. 971ac. Corn
65Ac. Pork-$lO 20. Lard-s6 20. hDs-S6 81.
MhisKy-Sl Is
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Exchange and Bullion.
Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day the CITY OF Rio de
Janeiro for China and japan, the Acapulco for Pan
ANA and the Queen for san Diego. The Humboldt
and North Fork fall due from Humboldt Bay, the
Haytian Republic from Puget Sound the Emily
from Coos Bay, the Point Arena from Mentocino,
the San MateO from ComOx, the MontseErat from
Nanamo and the GlpSy from the Salinas River.
=. The British iron steamer Sirius. S52 tons, loads
merchandise for Centeai America: the schooner
Matte I. Dyer, l03 TONS merchandise for Mexico:
the schooner w. +. Jewett 492 tons, Lumber for
Central America: the barks Wilma l409 tons aud
oregon, 1864 TONS Coal at Nanaimo for this port or
San Pedro.
The British iron ship Knbrannan, 1872 tons. was
chartered prior to ARRIVAL for Wheat to the United
Kingdom, Hayre or Antwerp, ass
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California Emit saIes.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Porter Bros Company sold
to-day three carloads OF California fruit. Gross
Prunes, $l@l 10; BARTLETT Pears 81 65@s2 20:
half crates Muscats, 81 25@2l so; nalf crates To-
kays, 81 1902 40: Kesey Japan Plums, 81 rs;
Susquehanna Peaches, 81 15.
NEW YORK. sept. 2.-Porter. Bros, Company sold :
Peaches. SOt9Sl 10: Japan Plums, 81 %; Gross
Prunes, 81 40; half crates Tokays 81 55@2 40; ;
half crates Muscats 81 35@l so; NectarInes, 81 80
@l SO; half crates Rose de Peru Grapes soc.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2.-The Earl Fruit Company sold
California fruits at auction to-day as follows: Bart
lett Pears, 81 6092 90 half crates .Tokays. 81 so
@2; full crates. SO l5@3 80; half crates Muscats,
S0cg$l 90; Susquehanna, sl@l rs; Gross, S5c@
81 10; Columbia. 81 O5: Silver, 81 1901 ~; Egg
Plums, 81 25; japanese Plums 81 5O@I rs; Hun-
garian Prunes, SOc9l 40; Orange Cling, 9OcGGl %.
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"A Big Orange Crop.

A Riverside orange:grower writes to the
Phoenix: "The. orange crop is now beyond
the dropping stage, and. the. recent hot
weather. in place of working injury, has
started the trees into vigorous growth. It. Is
safe to say that the product of our orange
ent crop than for last seasons s,crop. Budded
fruit will be at least double what it was last
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NEW YORK, Sept 2.-For the first time since the
late rise began the market really weak to-day
and the reaction made considerable progress. In
tarest centered again around Union Pacific, and
while there were the usual number of rumors
in regard to the company, good and bad. set afoat
the stock became a particular mark for the bears,
and the lowest point showed a loss of nearly per
cent, most OF which was brought about by hammer
ing pure and simple Transactions in the general
list were comparatively small and while material
losses were shown at one time In grangers they
covered most of the losses in the closing hour.
last evening aud Union Pacific is down 2 Is. Gov
ernments dull and steady. observation-disclosures
closed at SIC.
NEW YoRK Sept. 2.-Unted States Bonds-t's
ll7&4; 4La's. lOl; Northern Pacific. y: Cana
dian Pacific S6i4; Central racihC. 80; Onion Paci-
fc. 4l5s: Atchlson and santa Fe. 4l3s Wes-Fargo
SO; Western Union, 543i Silver, 81 75sc; sternng
81 S5eQ4
NEW YORK, Sept p -wheat-September. 81 O61A
Flour-Quiet COnee-Sl5 Us. Sugar-3d as 7-l6C.
HODs-facInc Coast. II Gl7c. HideS-l3iac. Cop
per-Lake. $l2 25. Tin-Spot, $50 U5. Lead-Do-
mestc. s4 55. lron-Sl4. Petroeum-62c
HOPS.
NEW YORK, Sept 2-Hops quiet About 1000
bales sos have been bought in the interior at IL g
10 Lac the past few days. London cables report a
fair demand for 90s. with the market In sellers
favor anu stocks very light, with offers of new Pa
cihcs at 1Sc.
NEW YORK. sept. 2.-CoHee-weak and only
moderately active. Prices declined 10 TO 20 points
September, Sl5 0j; october, Sl4 10; Novemhe
Sl4 10; December. Sl3: January. Sl2 30; February.
Sl2 80; March, 81 10; April, Sl2 10. Sales,
1850 bags. Rio weak
Sugar-Raw, strong and active; centrifugal go,
7-l6c; Muscovado, Sc; mollsses sugar. 234c; re-
fined firm; cut LOAF and crushed, 5Isc; powdered
412c; confectoners a. 414c; No. II, $3.50; No. II.
34ac.
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AHu N accOrIanee with law ana 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. 2lI
sansome St, San Francisco Cal, on Monday. the
7th day of September, 1891, at the hour Of l2
O'Clock N. OF said day. to pay said delinquent as
sessment thereon. together with costs OF adYerls-
ing and expenses of sale. - e.. 49,.
ERNEST j. KOCH. Secretary:
ofice-Room 6. all sansome ST.. San Francisco.
Gal auIs I'd
DELINoUENT SALE NOTICE-CRoWN POINT
Gold and Silver Mining Company. location of
principal place Of business San Francisco. CAL.
Location OF worSsr Gold Hill, Storey County New.
Notlce=rhere are delinquent upon. the following
described stock, on account OF assessment no 55l
levied on The 9Th day Of July, 1881. the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
Shareholders as follows:
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcuttas, s1a9sS4c; Wool Bags, 36@3sc
LEATHER-Sole. 25d50c q 10 for heavy and ZIG
24c for medium and light; 24G2Sc for NO. Har-
ness, 28435c Tor No. l. rough Leather. l6glSc for
No. and l4Gi5c for No. 2; Kps. S3646O o. dOz
Calfskins. 55G65c for No. and 40l45c or No. 2.
SuGAR-The Western sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms net CASH: Cube. Crush ID
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed all 51Sc q 10:
Dry Granulated, 515c; ConfectQners A, 5{sc;
Extra G, 41ac; Golden c, 414c 2 Ii; Bags, 14c mora
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MoRSINs sAhES
Board-20o Cal Electric Light, 1875: 100 s Gas
light, 6314. 100 Water, 96Gs: do, 81.
Street-l0O Cal Electric Light, 1874; 10 Pacific
Coast Borax; 961a; $1,000 of Bonds, l02hs.
NFTEKSooN SALES.
Board-l0O Cal Electric Light. 1879: 25 do. ia;
{, 5 V-water 9614 49,
street-2O Paelhc Gas Imp, 81, Is F Gaslight,
SAN FRANCISCO BOARD.
Afternoon sales-25 Ca EectrIc Light, 1894.
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ASSESSMENT Nor.cEs.

TNI0N CONSOLIDATED SILVER MINING
- Company. Location OF principal place Of busi-
ness San Francisco, Cal: location of works, YIf-
ginia Mining District, Storey County, New.
Notice is hereby given that at 4 meeting OF the
Board Of Directors held the 3lst day OF August,
1881 an assessment (No. 4Al OF 25 cents per snare
was levied upon the capital stock OF the corporation
payable Immediately IN United States gold coin. to
the Secretary, ,at the olhce of the company Room
IL, 303 California ST., San francisco, Cal.
ANY stock upon which thB assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the fifth (5th day of october
1891 will be delinquent. aad advertised for sale
public auction, and unless payment is made BEFORE
viii be sold on MONDAY, the 26th day OF Ocro Der,
1891, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. BY
order of the Board Of Directors.
A. W. HARROwS, Secretary.
Omce-Room II, 903 California ST., San Fran
ciScn col Il
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Kate Cla1ton's Landed Possessions.

neatness and cultivation, and everybody.
here owns at least one boat. There is quite
a settlement Of. sporting people and dra-
matte people at Larchmont, and among the
prominent landowners belonging to the
latter class. is Kate Claxton, who lives with
her husband, Mr.. Stevenson, handsome,
Well-dressed Englishman, who is favorite
in the society Of the place. Their daughter
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No. No.
Names. Cert Shares Amt.
J. L. Browne, Trustee e........22l14 10 81 so
j. B. Bourne, Trustee. .23,56S 10 90
j. Bernhard, Trustee..........23,31 100 so 90
E. CahIll * Co.. Enthusiastically ,522 so 25 90
E. Gauthier & Co., Trustees. ..29,514 SO 25 90
r. R. Grayson. Trustee....,.23,3ss 90 26 90
r.. X. Grayson, Trustee. e...,.26,795 8 90
R. r. Grayson, Trustee. ..26. sos 20 10 90
r r. Grayson, Trustee.,...26,S 6,S0S A. % 90
r. r. Grayson, Trustee SO
R. r. Grayson, Trustee. .....26,Sl3 8 SO
r. r. Grayson, Trustee-...,26,S14 SO
R. R. Grayson, Trustee. ......2e.s17 a. % 90
R. r. Grayson. Trustee. ......26,s24 Al 90 90
r.. X. Grayson Trustee. e......29, ,11O 100 30 90
R. R. Grayson, Trustee.....29,6l9 80 % 90
R. R. Grayson Trustee. s33 1 so
W. f. Norwood, Trustee. e......22.06l so 25 90
Rehhsch & Co., Trustees. ,...22,727 SO % 90
Rehfsch & Co. Trustees. ....26,2s2 SO 25 90
Rehhsch Il Co., Trustees......26,972 100 so 90
kehfsch 4 Co.; Trustees. 30 1853 100 90 20
Stauf Cooper Il Redck, Trs.30,o75 lU0 80 90
zadig, woIUerg & Co, Trs,. 5.75I SO .25 90
zadig, wollberg & Co., Trs,. .27 Ol8 1000 500 90
Zadig, W 9nberg a Co., Trs. ..27, ,l26 1909 500 90
Zadg, wollberg Co., Trs. ...27l27 1000 800 90
.zadg, wollDers & Co, Trs..:27l2s 1000 500 90
| Zadg, woiIberg Il Co, Trs. .,27l46 1000 500 90
zadg. wollberg a Co., Trs.. .27,323 1o0u 500 90
zadg. WoIlberg & Co., Trs., .27.643 1000 1000 90
| Zadg, WouUerg & Co., Trs:27. .644 1000 500 90
! zadig. wollberg & Co.. Trs. ...2s,O4s 1000 300 90
| zadig, wollberg & Co., rrs. .2sgSJ 100 so 90
ZadIg, woIIberg & Co., Trs. ..2s,3S0 1000 500 90
Zadig, woilberg & Co.. Trs. ..2s,331 1000 500 90
Zadig, wollberg & Co., Trs. ..2sO37 100 80 90
| Zadig worberg & Co.. Trs :29,s32 100 so oo
Zadig wonbsrg & Co., Trs.. .29.s76 80 25 10
zadis, woIberg & Co. Trs,:. 3o,57l 1000 500 90
| Zadlg wolIberg s. Co., Trs. ..3O597 1000 500 90
Zadig, wollberg Il Co.. Trs.. .So,6Ol 1000 500 90.
zadig. won6erg Co.. Trs. ..so,6Is 1000 500 90
And In accordance with law and an order from the
| Board OF Directors made Oh the sixteenth'Q6th)
day Of July 1891 SO many shares of each parcel of
such stock as may be necessary will be sold at pub
lie auction at the ONCE OF the company. at Room
20. 3sl Pine street, San Francisco. California oh
! TUESDAY. the eighth (sth) day of September.
1891, at the hour Of Q O'Clock NJ. of said day to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, toge her
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale. !.
| r.. R. GRAYSON, Secretary
: once-Reom 20, ssl Pine street, San Francisco,
! California. ausS "a
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San Francisco Meat uarxet.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
follows;
BEEF-First ana'ity. 51s@sc; second quality,
A1a695c: third 10 4d,i14c
VEAL-LarSe, 5@6c small CslvoJ 696Ac.
NUT IOS-Wethers. SC: Ewes, ga
SPRING LAMB-999 Iac = 10.
FOkK-Llye Hogs. 4ln043Ac q 70 for heavy hard
granted. 4Sz @ 7sc for light average do; STOCK
Hogs. I4GlLac Q. 10: dressel do. 10 sc. q ID.
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Rnilders, Cnntrnnta

d. J. Brennan with j. W. WIssnger, brIckwork on
lot n. line of Geary St, 92:5 E. OF STOCKTON
$500.
W. J. Lowry with W. B. Kreger. to build on lot on
L. line OF Steuart ST., 81 :S s. OF Howard S6290
John Sullivan (by executors) with F. V. Acker.
of Dupont, 1855.
NJ Morgenthau with Farrell & Bell. carpenter
WORK on building on SW. cor. Eighteenth and Har-
rfs
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DELINQUENT. SALE NOTICES.

RULLIoN MINING CoMPANY.-LoCATIoN OF
principal place OF business, San Francisco, Call
fornia; location of works, Storey County, SevsdA.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account OF assessment (No S6I
levied on the 18th day of July, 1891, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respective
aharehoIders az follows,
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season, while seedlings will be as large
crop and rossibly a little larger. THIS is
the time of year when the cry of short crop
is usually heard, but there can be no doubt
at all that navels and Mediterranean sweets
are loaded to their Inll capacity"
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pEI1NoUENr SALE NorIoEs.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-CRUIKSHANkA n
- Gold Mining Company. Location of principal
place of business. San Francisco CAL Location Of
works, Los Burros District Monterey County, Cal
Notlce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account Of Assessment NO 2i q
levied on the 7th day of July, 1891. the several
amounts set opposite. tho names of the respective
shareholders. "a foIldws. =
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. September 2.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErA

SUMMARY OF THE MAEKErA
Wheat weaker.
Barley easy.
Oats lower.
Small Yellow Corn declined.
Rye quiet.
Hay in more moderate receipt.
Beans unchanged.
Burbank Potatoes steader.
Onions firm.
Butter still higher.
Eggs steady.
Poultry weak.
Fruits aud Vegetables unchanged.
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Children Cry for Pitchers castoria..

When Baby was sick; wegavo her castoria. :
When she was Child she cried for castoria,
When she became Miss. she elung to castoria,
When shehad Children, she gavethem cas.oria.
aus 2y saTuTa rs .,l
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Fresno. Wants Laborors.

"There is work in the Fresno vineyards"
Is the information which E. w. Maslin.
manager of the State Board Of Trade, has
received from a correspondent, who adds
that '1f whites apply for it the Chinese will
be reDlaced by theln.',
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Hard WorI, tho Capse.

Mary Murtree, % years of age, a seam
stress by occupation, was returned to the
Agnews Asylum yesterday by the Insanity.
Commissioners. She. was taken out on
trial about month ago, but was found still
subject to fits Of violence Hard work is
the cauSe
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SECURITIES.

The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: September, IS lid: october,
IS l114d; November. IS 1l34d; December. 9s 12d;
January. 9s; February, 9S
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English Wheat Market.
FUTURES

LIVERPOOL, Sept 2.-rhe spot market is lower
at 9s Id. Cargoes arc lower at ass sd tor off
coast 45S Sd FOR Just shipped and ass ID Tor nearly
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New York MnrIrets

LONDON. Sept. 2.-Consols. 80 l-16; United States
Bonds-4s. 12O34: do. 412's. lO2H,; Silver
As Lied; Rentes 95f 6742c. Bullion out of Bank
OF England, 100000.
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Following were the sales Ia the Pacific ssoof B
.rnr,.n sr.srnN-1n.,n
AFTFRTooN sEssrov-2:31,

" so Alta :...5O 200 g Prize ~ l50 Savage. .2a4
100 B & B. 30 800 ustice so 800 ScOrDion.3 81
200 Called on; 4OIOO Ophr. 3.bj 25OS New. 800
100 &C q N.i6d2 100 Oyerm .Ll5l50 ..........2.S5
300 ...e{4 50 Feer 10 800 Union. .2.l5
= 700 O;IInD .:0s 50 .Savage..2b5 80 Utah-.-.6 10
100 CPoinI. l.55 200: ..,....2oO l50 ..........70
: 5Ou. SO 500
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NAL HOTEL.

L Hugn, Williams
j X Catlett N VT. Plesnt G
i F'Nutting, Sacto
Il X JACKSON. Sacto
+ Lewis, Fresno
II Hodgkins, Boston :
w Bahny, BOlildia.Irelnd
M Lason. Fort Bragg
ID DAVIS, Santa Cruz
is w Kalp. Portland
Z Bergeman, Brady
w G Collins, Modesto
II s Beatty, Pueblo
II Bruce, New York
70 Is Clayford, Illinois
j Q BaiIlis, Napa
DR. Howard, clifton
II II Blltz. Boston
W Dykes, HanfOrd
IA Norden Jr, Brooklyn
~ Mckee & VT, Brooklyn
~ Ross, San Luis ObIspO
j Mccarthy, S l. Oblspo
4 Z II Butler. Sisson
Miss Il Scotch, Astoria
y McManus, Boulder Or
Mr Walters q WI, Boston
o Z + .Kearns, Modesto
p Ryan. Ireland
IN McGiunis, Pochunt, o
CHANGE HOTEL.
Mrs Lund. Santa Rosa
w Bolts, Candelaria
T Miss Lund, Santa Rosa
5 ID Lyle Il W, Ill
10 l. Hatch, Ill
S Mrs Hatch, Ill
Mrs Moffett,. Summit
n Q I Adams. Siskiyeu
& j Tully a. I, San Juse
ID L DufrowsN n oyato
Il Power. 0roville
Il X Ross. Oruvllle
K Wills, New Jersey
w .B Westiake,.. Fresno
Q Whathe, Port Costa
w Brabazon &w.Helena
5 Lancaster,' Gallup
r j Ross, Gallup
A'Hague,' Gallup
w A FOss. Santa Cruz
J A Anderson. New York
v d u Wright. Boston
n W l. Anderson. Scotland
HOUSE.
Mrs G A Lawton & Mo
A NJ Smith. orovllle
4 H. GOT, san .BernardIno
y Mrs q w Anderson, Napa
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The morning call., 1891-09-03

NOTICE OF .ASsEsSMENT-wELD MINING
~ Company; location OF principal place OF Gusl-
ness, san Francisco, California; location Of works.
QuIjotoa, Arizona. Notice is hereby given that at
meeting OF the Board OF Directors, held the 25th
day of August, 1891, an assessment, No. A, of five
cents per share levied the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable Immediately in United States
gold coin. to the Secretary at the Office Of the COM
pauy, Room 20 Nevada Block 3O9 Montgomery ST,
San Francisco Cal. ANY stock upon which this as
sesSnent shall remain unpaid the LIST day OF
October 1891, Will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction; and unless payment is
made before, will be sold on Thursday, the 22d day
OF October, lS9l to pay the delinquent assessment,
ether with the OF advertising ard expenses
Of sale. BY order of the Board of Directors.
au26 I'd AUG. WATERMAN. Secretary