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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
sHiPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived
MONDAY, August 10.
stmr Pasadena 25J6 hours from Eureka, bound
to San Pedro Put in for inspection.
Stmr Maggie Ross. Marshall 80 hours from Coos
Bay; lumber, to California Lumber co.
stmr Emily. Roberts go hours from Coos Bay;
Snip Kennebeck. Love, IL days from Nanaimo;
3505 tons coal. to John Rosenfed's Sons.
Br ship Andelana, ellis, 81 days from Shanghai;
ballast. to master.
sehr Fortuna. Hellquist. 4s hours from Hum
schr John Frederick Campbell, hours from
Bodesa; SO bxs butter, TO Ross Hewlett.
Schr Liilebonne Hansen 6s hours from Eureka;
scnr Helen Merriam. Lindbrtdge, 21s days from
Rogue River; bark, to Frank Bros.
Cleared.
MONDAY, August 10.
stmr State Of California, Ackley, Astoria; Good
MONDAY August 10.
Br ship DOlbarden Castle, LIE Malstre. Queens
sehr POrtia, cglstrupp Williams Landing.
Schr Lettitia, Christensen, Seattle.
MONDAY August O.
schr Electra. Knudssn. hence Aug p for y.iendo-
eenter-board of Boiinas, Aug 9.
Tele<rapiic. y
POINT loBos-AuguSt 100 :. M.-weashsr
hay wind NV; velocity Is miles
spoken.
July 16-l.at 80 n, long 81 W. ship sintram,
from New York for San Francisco.
Miscellaneous.
LONDoN-Aug 9-The Br ship Reliance. hence
April II, has been in collision with pier NJ HIyre.
The bow was seriously damaged, aud tac ship IL
leaking badly. She is diSchaTgms cargo in
damaged condition.
Domestic Ports.
SAN PEDRO-ArrIveI Aug l0-Stmr CoSm lpoil-
tan, from Eureka; sehr Husaeno. Port
sailed Aug 1o-stmr Alcazar.
CASPAR-Sailed Aug lO-Stm. level
ELK-,allcd Aug lo-Stmr Maggie SOS. FOR ~
GRATS HARBoR-sailcd Aug 9-Stnr Pout
Iona and schrs Annie Gee aud Volunteer, for Saa
UMPQUA-SaiIed Aug S-Schr Lucy, for San
Pedro
Coast from Westport: stmr Noyo. hence AI- g.
BoWES 5 LANDING-Arrived Aux 10 -Schr Bar
EuREKANArrived Aug 6-sshr Bsrtie Minor.
from Redondo.
MENDoCNo-Arivel Aug lO-S,lr BoboIiak.
sEATTIE-sailed Aug lo-schr GIandaie. for
Eastern Porte.
NEW YoRk-saiied Aug lo-stmr Newport. for
Colon.
VICTORIA-Passed AuI 9-Stmr San Pedro from,
Nauaimo for san frauclsco.
HAKODATE-Arrived Aug S-Schr Ida SchnRuer
hence June 3 for vladivostock
YokoHAMA-Sailed Aug -Ssmr City OF Rio de
Janeiro, tor san Francisco.
SYDNEY-Sailed Aug S-Br ship Buteshire, for
San Francisco.
oLIyEKPooL1salled Aug Ser ship Lancaster
Entered out-Juy 3O-Br BARK Port Adelaide. for
Astoria.
HULL-Arrived Aug s-Br ship Cabu!. I'm Astoria.
Importatio1S.
MARSHEIELD per Elnily-l ship knee
Porter-l5O NJ IL pine
Empire CITY bags wool. cords match wood. 1
figs
Fort ortord-2 pigs furs. l dry hides. bdl peits
~ sealion hides, es ndse. Oxs butter
Crescent city bvs butter
Fort Drsg-l64 hides bdI peIts 9 pigs ndss. "A
Little River cs seed cs eggs, mats sugar,
Consiglees.
Per Emily-Chrisiy II Wise; II Levy x Co: James
Neylan; BSn:th * Co; Dodge Swesney Il CO.
h Whitney Il Co; WHEEL 4 Baker; Sresoyich a
Co; w Summer Il Co: + o'Callaghan Il Bros: o
ID Laid; Siegfriefi II Brandenst-ln; Is COOK: Calf
iornia Lumber Co; NJ Sheyer Il Bros; Ii Be.nhardt:
Thus Cox; Z Bowen.
F0r Late SlttppiaJ Lltelliseaee See Eiglla Plos
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Exchange and Bullion.
Shining Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day are the City OF Picking
for China and Japan, the Australia for Honolulu
the State of California for Portland the Willamette
Valley for faquina Bay. the Pomona for San Diego
the Newport for Eel River the Gypsy for the Salinas
River, the Del Norte for Crescent City the Santa
Cruz for the southern and the for Coos
Bay. The Oceanic falls due from China and Japan,
the Columbia from Portland, the Point Iona from
Grays Harbor. the Coos Bay from San Pedro and
the North Fork from Humboldt Bay.
The Nc. BARK Don Carlos 694 tons, loads Lumber
at Port Blakeiey for sydney: Norwegian bark
Cyprian, $50 tons, Lumber the Sound for Mel
bourne, Adelaide or Fort Prize. 63s Sd, prior TO
arrival
The British iron ship Australia 2lT5 tons was
chartered prior to arrival for Wheat to United
Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp, 37s Cd.
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why a Court-Martial Adjourn. EARLY.

Il have discovered an interesting piece of
history" said wel-known army officer in
the city yesterday. You know that n
court-martial cannot sit after o'clock. ex-
cept for special reason. and this custom, it
appears,we have inherited from the methods
in vogue in her Maiesty's kingdom. But
why do you suppose the English court
martial never sits after o'clock? Because
and this is the humorous part of the
story-100 or more years ago the average
Englishman of position was not expected 10
be sober after 8 o'clock. He had had his
three or four bottles and was gradually
sinking into a stupor. So to win the ends
OF justice the court swore off at this set
hour. "-Philadelphia Record.
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British Grain Market.

LONDON, Aug l0.-The Marx Lane Express says:
Lack of dry heat has caused the harvest be late
success of the crops English Wheats have been in
sale at 9sG39s for red and 40941s for ordinary
white. Many exchanges almost empty, and
business has been entirely limited. Foreign Wheat
advanced slightly. In spring grain trading is in
favor OF holders of Barley, oats, Pulse and Corn,
while Lentiis and Rye are stronger. To-day English
Wheat is scarce as TO be practically unquotable
In foreign Wheat there is small advance for spot.
Russian Wheat is st!fny supported. Samples OF
American Winter " heat received to-day by
post and eagerly scanned. large surplus OF that
quality of Wheat is expected. and has greatly af
fected the market. Good milling is usually shown.
Flour is dull. The scarcity of harley prevented a
decline in prices of that cereal, but the market
but inactive.
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CRUSHED AND BROKEN.
His Head Was Caught Between the FIoc
and the Elevator.

His Head Was Caught Between the Floor
and the Elevator.
At the corner of Eighth street and the
Cincinnati, HAMILTON and Dayton Railroad is
the Cincinnati Panel Company. Next to it is
the Favorite Carriage Company. Both of
these concerns use the same elevator, which
runs between the buildings. The panel
company employs number of boys as rub
bers. One Of these boys was James Mackey,
aged u years, who lived with his parents
at n State avenue. He was sort OF gen.
eral utility boy and worked all over the
building. He was in the cellar and was told
to go upstairs for one of the experienced
workmen. He jumped on the elevator as
he had done many times before. He pulled
the rope and up went the car. He had gone
but few feet when his hat fell eff He was
in hurry and did not stop to 20 after 1t.
He simply looked over the side to see where
IL had gone. He saw that it had fallen into
the cellar of the carriage works.
Suddenly there was a scream that could
be heard all over the buildings. Then there
wGs the sound of some one falling. Men in
tie factories rushed out and found little
Jimmy lying on the ground. He was bleed
ing from the head. They rushed over with
water to wash away the blood, but lie was
beyond all relief. He was dead. How
did 1t happen?" asked several. Then they
investigated. and how he was killed was
found in a few minutes. While he was
looking over the side of the elevator his
head was caught between the first floor and
the car. His neck was broken and his skull
crushed. He was killed instantly.-Cin.
cinati ENQUIRER
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California Frnit SaIes

CHICAGO. Aug. 10.-Porter Brothers & Co. sold
to-day four carloads of California Fruit: Bartlett
Pears brought Sl@l SO; Crawford Peaches, 500
csc; Decker Peaches, 81 10; half crates Fontalne-
bleau Grapes 81 4UGl 45: half crates Muscats
81 7t9l so; Egg Piums, 6U9SOc; NecIarineS, CSC.
CHICAGO Aug. lO.-The Earl Fruit Company sold
California Fruits at auction to-day as follows:
Bartlett Pears. 81 2OGl 50; Early Crawford
Peaches, 56c@Sl 20; Burton Cling, 81 IS; Gross
Pruncs S5cG$l 50; Egg Plums, 70 Q soc; Decker
and Foster Peaches. 81 80; half crates Aluscat
Grapes, 81 70@l so; half crates FontaneDleau
Grapes, 81 1901 40.
NEW YORK, Aug. 10 Porter Brothers & Co. sold
Bartlett Pears 81 55@l 20; Egg Plums, 81 159l rs
French PruueS, 81.
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Hamlin,s RIghteous Ind,gnat,on.

The vote and influence Of the late Vice
President Hamiin we're only once corruptly
solicited. certain bill was under consid.
Grafton and a Senator, going to his desk,
said: "Mr. Hanln, if this bill passes the
- bonds will be worth 100 cents on the
collar. can take yon or let you send to a
place where you can get any quantity of the
bonds you want for cents on the dollar,
What do you say to the chance?" II say
- your chance. and - your bonds, SIR"
was the only reply of the indignant Maine
Senator. MS he turned his back upon the man
who, he believed, had insulted him.-Ex.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Aug. 10. Wheat was unsettled and
nervous. The opening was Wild prices being from
14c under TO lac over Saturdays closing figures
and varying in different parts of the crowd, then
eased off, but again rallied to outside figures be-
came easier prices declining &c. ruled irregular
aud the closing was "a higher for August and la
"a C for September and December than the closing
figures Saturday. Receipts. l,796.O0O bushels;
shipments. ., $4,000 bushels. Rye quiet at rs I3c.
Barley nominal.
CHICAGO. Aug. 10.-wneat-Casn. 90s4c. Corn
6242c. Pork-SlO 35. Lard-S6 80. Kibs-S6 20.
Mhisky-SI
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING. August 10.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

MONDAY EVENING, August 10.
SUMMARY THE MAlKETS
Wheat stronger.
Barley and Oats quiet.
Corn weak and neglected.
Bran and Middlings higher.
Hay in moderate receipt.
Beans unchanged.
Potatoes and onions quiet.
Butter lower and weak.
Eggs and Cheese unchanged.
A ear of Eastern Poultry in.
Game arrives in bad order.
Fruit and Vegetables abundant
Mexican Lines higher.
Silver lower.
Mexican Dollars weak
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Site for the Lick Art school.

The California School of Mechanical
Arts, through Horace Davis. has purchased
from Drury Melone Block Sc of the Potrero
for $4,000. The block measures 200X400
feet and fronts on Center. Utah, Nebraska
and Ell Dorado streets. 1t is considered
good site for the school which is provided
for by the bequest of James Lick.
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Sad and Penitent Now

Thomas Fiske, son of Asa Fske, who
wound up prolonged spree on Sunday by
smashing windows in his fathers house. ap-
peared in Police Court yesterday looking
sad and penitent. His case was continued
until Friday.
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NEW York, Aug. 1o.-The stock market to-day
was dull and stagnant again during most OF the
time, but exhibited considerable weakness during
carly trading. While the syndicate plan for taking
care of the floating debt of the Union Pacific met
with some favor the very fact that such syndicate
was found necessary Is used by the bears against
the stock. The market closed dull and heavy, at or
near the lowest prices but with most stocks only
slightly changed IRON Saturdays prices. Govern
ments steady. Petroleum closed at 6jc.
NEW YORK. Aug io.-United States Bonds-i's.
i1784: 41as. lOO&4: Northern Pacific. 20: Cana
dian Pacific, SlS4 Central Pacific. 49, Onion Paci-
fc. 371s: Atehison and santa Fe. 521s: Wells
Sterling. 81 s3I245 S5Ia.
NEW YORK. Aug. 10. = Wheat-Auyust. 99$4c:
Flour - Steady. Coffee - Sl6 SO. sugar - 3 a
3.44c. Hops - PacInc Coast. 10 119c Hides =
1876. Copper-Laae Sl2. Tn-Spot, $40. Lead
Domestic, 81 AZ. Iron-Sl4. Petroieum-65c.
HOPS.
NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-In Hops prices are I'M
changed aud fairly steady The interior markets
are firm. Reports of the spread of the Yermin i'll
this state current.
GROCERIES.
Cofee-Coffee is exceptionally dull and prices
almost entire nominal in the absence of trading
Quotations are: August, Sl6 So: September,
$40 20; october. Sl4 %: November, $l3 20;
December, Sl3 40; January, Sl3 10; February.
81 So; March, ST. 95. Rio firm, at a decline of
80 rupees.
Sugar-Raw strong at 3.44c for centri-
fugai 800; &c for fair refining: 234c for moiasses
sugar; refined, strong. tending upward; cut loaf,
51sc; crushed. lsc: powdered. 412c; graduated,
i1Rc: cubes. 414c moiders A, ASsc: confectionery
A, Also: No. IL, $3.50; No. II, 3.51c.
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MORNING SALES.

Board-50 Water, 955s: % Ferries & CLIFF
X. 3l12; $1,000 Omnibus Cable Bonds. lle.
Street,o0 Gasiight, 63ta; 100 Hawaiian Com
mcrcial. 9, pig
AFTERNOON
Roard.50 Cal Electric Light, 10, IA; 10 do,
1334; $50 do. 1855; 100 do. &c. 1917; 10 S v
Water, b 2. 95Xs; 10 do, 957s.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-outside Bags sI4@asasc The combination
price of Calcuttas is SI2c; Wool Bags 36@g38c.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining CompanY~
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cube. CrushsJ
Extra Powdered aud Fine Crushed all 5sc q ID:
Dry Granulated, 51ac; COnfectionerS A, $3.50;
Extra U Aye; Golden q, 414c = ID: Bags, 1lc mora
than UDla
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A six-year-old girl is behind the bars in
New York for stealing $50 while visiting
neighber's children.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

when Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for castoria
When she became Miss. she chung to cas.oria.
Whep shehad Children, she gave them ca.tori.
aas BY EsTuTn % 1;
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers TO dealers are
follows:
BEEF-Choice, &c; first quality. 5Isc; 3nI
quality, 412415e; third DO. 4G44c.
VEAL-LarSe, 5@95c; small Caves. 60Sl5c.
MUTION-Wethers SGS51ac; Ewes, 75a9Sc
SPRING LAMb-909Eac p 10.
PoRK-Llye Hogs. 4s4 7sc a 10 for heavy hard
granted. and 59D51sc for light average do; STOCK
Hogs 4L2g Isse 8 ID: dressed do. u 9s &c E. ID.
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

X X Thompson Niles IN Weine & VT, Chicago
Wynkoop. Petaiuma E d Donahue, Fresno
ID Sutton. Sacramento e Lilley, Ohio
g ID Day, Sacramento A ID Crunz Wheeling
w Taylor, / Angeles > Madonade. Fresno
i A Poss, Fort Briggs NJ Briscol, Wa &c. GlennC
II Conlon, San Jose La Verne, Monterey
Mrs Buchel&grl, Fresno A King. Monterey
Owens & WI, Fresno Mrs f Jones, Monterey
n johnson, Portland il Wilson, Fresno
j L Shelters, Rockport y Nielsen, Fresno
Mrs Hathaway, PIT ArenalJ Ward, Suisun
Mrs 0'Conrell, PIT Arena b Maylor USS Charleston
NJ Jones, Oakland GARRISON, Victoria
w Robertson, Oakland Il + Newell, Stockton
j A Brown. MarysvIe Rhoads, New Jersey
E Noland Portland H Morrow. Ohio
l. Taylor. Melbourne n K Harter, Philadelphia
w Link, Missouri Mrs Shea Indian Territy
w Eggie, Calaveras Co IP 5 Howard Barstow
Mrs q EdwardsSd, L AN ID Powers MERGED
L Kenr, Chicago r. Kaylor salt Sprg Val
X II lngleman, st LOUIS n d Pearce, Sacramento
j Smithers Il VT, st Louisl
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A modern instance of the "Mistletoe
Bongh tragedy recently occurred at Haver-
hill, Mass, where child at play hid in a
trunk, which closed with a spring lock.
Search was made for the missing child. and
after twenty-four hours search shs was
found In the trunk nliye, but with her mind
entirely gone.
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The average for the last fiscal year is the lowest
In 9ye years, and is 81 40 per ton lower than in
lSS9-9O. The average OF the California mine for
the second quarter this year was over IS better
THAI last year,
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English Wheat Market.


LIVERPOOL, Aug lo.-fhe spot market Is firm
at IS 4d. Cargoes steady at AIS for of
coast, AIS Sd for Just shipped and 42s for nearly
due.
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How Father Mathew Was worsted.

Father Mathew warned a friend against
the use of iDeonclusive arguments --argu-
ments which, to use n strictly temperance
mataphor, will not bold water He said he
was once addressing All audience of Irish
car-drivers, and told them they might learn
lesson from the brute creation.
IF, said he, II were to set before one of
your horses bucket of water and bucket
of whisky you know which the wise beast
would take"
Whereupon one Of those quick witted car
men replied: well. father, if l were to
place before my horse q truss of hay and a
beast would choose. But does it follow that
the hay is best for me pm. Y. Ledger.
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The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: August. S. 31ad; September.
IS 4d: October. IS adj November, IS 4d; De-
cember, Ss 41ad
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Aug. lO-ConsoIs. 96 1-I6: United States
Bonds-4s. 1l9s4 do 4Ia's. lU3a4 Silver. 45ISd;
RenteS, 95f soc. Bullion into Bank OF England,
5000,
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OAKLAND HOUSES TO RENT.

TOR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED UPPER
fiat; fine location; about minutes walk to
local train; references exchanged 1920 Union ST..
Oakland ~
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LORIN REAL ESTATE.
BERNELEY REAL ESTATE

Il EST BERKELEY-3 LOTS, sOxl2O IN
W front of large factory. Apply to A CORCO-
KAN. next door IL factory: cheap. auIl IT'S
LEW CHOICE LOTS CHEAP. j. HENDERSON
1 Jr, Coal once. 100 Ellis ST., S. +. 1y30 II
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GJDS PER LOT FOR ONE OF THE FINEST
Q1-O subdivisions OF lana in Berseey.
This tract is selling rapidly, as IL is beautifully
situated, with a grand view of San Francisco and
the bay and perfectly level Railroad station on
with Oskan direct.
Lots are selling for from TO every week to
careful buyers in Oakland ana san Francisco
VIII give the names OF AL purchasers 10 any one
And show the property upon application ONCE.
Terms only $40 or 50 cash ito suit and the bal
ance OF 500 payable SIS per month.
Apply Immediately II you want good bargain
before the balance sold. These lots VIII double
be worth at least $500 per los in Is months TO 2
years from date.
Z W. WOODWARD & CO, 9O2 Broadway. Oak
NIX
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THE De W OFF TRACT IS IN THE CHOICEST
L part OF Fruitvale. Oakland and lot IoOxl5g is
Just the SIZE you want. See DE WOLF. S14 Calf
forHla Il. au7 IT
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Ge0AN WORTH 5000; A FINE HOME OF
NOOOO. II rooms and bath and other build
imgs; choice corner lot, 75Il75; street work done
Is convenient TO ana local: must be sold as the
owner lives IN Washington; come and see it before
purchasing elsewhere.
$1,000 buys des !rable 5-room cottage; near train
to san Francisco; easy terms: forced sale Apply
At ogcc HUGH N. CAMERON, 479 Ninth ST., OAK
land. aus Tt
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GfTS AND S2OG-IOTS IN FRUITYALE ON
u I y electric road; beautiful, high grounds;
easy terms. You buy direct OF the owners l. L.
SALSBINY. 4e5 Ninth 81. OAKLAND. aus Il
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= ACRES NICE LEVEL LAND, GOOD SOIL.
u suitable for chicken ranch orchard; land near
trnltyal-: only $500 per half cash. acres on
Telegraph ave, will subdvide in SO large lots
price $500. halt cash, here is a bargain. L. L
sALSElkl 4oS NLnLh 81. OAKLAND. an5 Il
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InDrONeN
or uHimproved property. GRAY d SWENARTON,
463 y inth st, Oakland. au2 II
NoTICE-s3oo TO $3.50; LOTS AT FRUITvALE
~ Station, opposite the depot, now offered for
sale at The most reasonable terms as follows:
one-iourth cash, balance ia g. u. and "a months
Ct in monthly iustaliments from SO upward: thess
lots are the most accessible to railroad con-
Teniences of any lots in East Oakland. Apply to
JEEEEESS & HITE, or Twenty-third-ave. Land
Co., Tweuth-thrd-ave. Station. East Oakland. mrltt
TIRE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
10 Is cents per wees delivered by carrier 10 aay
part Of tie city; the Bulletin is the best, Oldest
and largest evening paper published the coast;
orders by postal-card otherwise Will receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery ST.
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IVaNl WHICH, FaSsts UWgh Inc CeWeT OF The tTact,
is the most desirable suburban residence property
OIL thS side the bay; high, rolling land, magnificent
views IN all directions healthiul sztubrious cli-
male. freedom from logs are the natural advau-
tages OF the property; the streets have been sew
cred, graded and curbed; be mRcadamized
and cement sidewalks laid: fac homes already
erected and occupied by purchasers of lots; no
houses OF less value than $1,000 allowed TO be
erected OIL the tract: within 10 minutes delightful
ride Of the center OF Oakland and 40 minutes from
San trancisco; communication with San Francisco
every Is minutes by broad and narrow gauge
ferries cahle-cars connect with the last boat from
the city. For maps, price list. etc. communicate
with call upon 4. A HERON agent 1850 Broad
way, cor. Eleventh. Oakland. aus III
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NEW YORK, Aug. l0.-In Hops prices are I'M
| changed aud fairly steady, The interior markets
are firm. Reports of the spread of the vermin in
| this state current.