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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, April
17-42 pkgs tobacco, 225 sacks peanuts, / table,
car rosln, 2 cars wood, box lanterns, box
goods, bureau, pieces h goods 2 cases cot
drawers, 10 bdls rims, box clothing is crates 9
machiRes
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway.
April 17-4l4 bales cotton. IS bbs vegeta bles SO
refrigerator, 1905 boxes fruit, ,322 bbls fruit
5,039 boxes vegetables, 8 boxes tobacco, boxes
saddlery, 20 bbls whisky, bbls syrup. I box
mdse, tubs butter, bale laths, 6l2 buggles etc
% sacks potatoes, 20 bales paper, rs kegs pow
der. 70 tons pig iron. bales hides, cases lard.
lot furniture, cases clothing, box shoes,
still and worm, crate eggs / lot goods IL
Dbl rice, lot sacks, Dbl bottles.
Per Central Railroad, April 1880 bales cot
ton 81 bbls spirits turpentne, $50 bbls rosn IL
bales domestics, bale hides. 81 pkgs tobacco, S
rolls leather. - bdls paper, q 800 lbs bacon IS
sacks lemons, 2 bbls whisky. 10 hf bbls whisky,
pkgs buggies. II cars lumber, / car wood 10
car stock, 30 pkgs furniture IS cases eggs 100
pkgs mdse, car coal, bales paids, car stone,
2 bales paper stock, 2 cars doors and b.
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF CoTroN.-The visible sup
ply of cotton, as made up by cable and
telegraph to the Financial Chronicle. is as fol-
lows: The continental stocks, as we'll as those
for Great Britain and the afloat, are this weeks
returns, and consequently all the European fig
ures are brought down to Thursday evening.
But to make the totals the complete figures
for April TO- we add the item Of exports from the
United States including in it the exports of
Friday only.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA.

Steamship City cf Augusta. New York.
Schr B r Woodbridge, New York.
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CONSIGNEES

IA H Champions Son, Lee Roy Myers & Co,
J 2 Williams Co. s P Shotter Co, Appel & S, J
Lasky, j d Weed & Co. G. Davis & Son. Mrs P
Williams, Epstein & Bro. Teeple & Co, Swinton
q NJ. K Cassels, II Solomon Son, A Adams,
Smith Bros, Wolfson. j @ Carter.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Ratwayr
April f-Kavanaugh & B, Savannah G & W Co,
Ferst's Sons & Co, A II Champions Son, W l.
Keaton. S Collins & Co. d A Alticlx's Sons, w
Aprea, S Guckenheimer & Son. w Simklns. T
A Ward Brush L L & Co, McDonough & B, L
Stern, Crohan & D, l. Putzel, A Enrich & Bro,
| Epstein & Bro. w Nell & Coo z Suits Ce,
J II Furber, Mcmillan Bros, Smith Bros, Soa.
nenberg & Co, f Geffcken, F Fraser.
Per Central Railroad. April 17-Warren & A,
Jno Flannery g. Co, Dwelle. G & D, Butler & s.
Baldwin & Co, Woods. q & Co, NJ Macleau & Co,
2 Williams & Co. J X Cooper, Stubbs & T. j y
Williams, & RR Dancy, Peacock. & CO.
Mohr Bros Frank q Co. A r Altmayer & Co,
u Hankenson Savannah Furniture Co, Marks &
Co, Barbour Il Co, J Collins q Co. j NJ Wells,
Lippman Bros c Koshorn & Bro, Gorrie Ice Co,
w d Simkins, A Enrich & Bro, J r Einstein, 8
p Wimberly, McDonough g. Co. McGillis & R. @
Bartel, Savannah Grocery Co. Capt Patterson,
Ludden & b, Ellis. Y & Co, Watson & z, Heidi &
S, Savanna Naval Stores Co.
Per steamship d H Miller. from Baltimore
NJ Boley & Son, est w Branch, W G Cooper,
G r r & Bkg Co, II Champions Son, Doyle.
Collat Bros, ii ID Calhoun, Jas Douglas. Erwin,
DuB& G. Decker & F, l Epstein & Bro NJ Esen-
man. Enrich & Bro. II II Entlepan, Fried,
Finn Bros, NJ Ferst's Sons & Co, Fleming & E,
s Guckenheimer & Son. W w Gordon 4 Co, @
Harmon. Harms & j, A B Hull & Co. Hesse.
A Hanley. @ NJ Heidi & Co, Hammond, H & Co.
Heuiser & H, Haynes q E, II T Kuck, ] Lawton,
D B Lester. A Lefler & Son, e Lovelrs Sons, II
Lang N Lang, Lindsay s. NJ, Jno Lyons Co.'S
=
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PASSENGERS

Per steamship Kansas City from New York
Sister Alphonsss, Rev VIM Connolly Rev J
Mcdonald, w F Mccormack and wife, g Mead
and wife, II Q Hckerson and wife, Master l. NJ
Heckerson, Miss NJ Lake, G j Reilly L Morgan.
d w Parker. A b Converse, Rev Chandler A
d Cockry wife and son, Miss Rafferty,, Miss M
Hit, A Churchill, w NJ Hit. j Copeland, II
Metzger, w y Sheets and son, H Clark N D
Barrett, W Mathews, Miss A Bryan. r Smart
Miss l. Bendley, colored, intermediate, and
Storage.
Per steamship City of Augusta for New
York-T II Murphy. F. Galland, Mrs j Brow Z,
e Brown. o w Whittemore, Jno Abel oil Nour
and wife, Col Claiborne Snead and wife. Miss L
Jones. Miss Ballard Maj r L McWhorter, DR.
Anderson, Com G N Dexter, Serzt A C Nc
Gala, II Armes. w Macdevitt, Kingsley
and wife Athow. Miss Snead, Miss J Starr,
Capt w Starr, Capt 8 II Starr ir, Miss L d
Sears, Miss f w Sears, Mrs Young Miss z
N Ufford, w N Kersh, w A Wiley, sergt W
Bagby, DR. f h Yancey. r G Hyman. Mr. Chase
and son, w + Wynne w II Osborne and wife,
DR. ] Cronin and wife, J Osborne jr, T A Askew,
Dew Coager and wife, A j Baldwin, B Cohn, T
Kerkamn, o Hentshel, j o Lynn, A Charlton,
d Douglass. Miss l. q Smith. Rev q Leonard
and wife, Miss Risley. @ II Carter. Ord.
c Coleman, + Hastings r Fl Hutchins. q
Gates, Capt w Carswell, W Lindsay. Miss A
Bearbank. s Harper, W S Haft and wife, Miss
T starr, Miss Gray, Miss Shaw, Miss May, " l.
Perry, Miss Hagerty. Miss j Curran, Adams,
G H Lindlay, and Storage.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship City of Augusta. for New
York-446 bales upland cotton, 271 bbls rosiu ~
bbls spirits turpenLine, 205 bales domestics, ,141
bales sea island cotton, 81, 052 feet lumber 100
crates vegetables, $3.50 bbls vegetables 80 bbls
pitch. 35 refriz berries 246 pkgs ndse
Per schr John Rose for Baltimore-4s2 237
feet y p lumber-Dale Dixon & Co.
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THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT SHOWS THE NET RE-
CEIPTS AT ALL PORTS FOR THE WEEK ENDING
APRIL II AND APRIL 10, AND FOR THIS WEEK
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Continued on Third Puae.
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COMMERCIAL.
sAVANNAH MARKETS.
WEEKLY REPORT.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.


OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH. April Il. 1897.
a,vrslr REMARKs-Business for the week re-
"a sornewhat. and, while there was no posi-
4,lluess exhibited, there was quieter feel
',-availing in most circles, although there
s ,,e or two exceptions where toward the
,.a. r-ading was brisker. Taking, however,
- areral market as a whole it was somewhat
IS The wholesale jobbing trades
led some little attention, although
- Is a slight falling of in orders, which is
limited to the disposition of interior buyers
.,ss-ye orders for their visit during Mer-
Its, week; still, however, the volume of
/ ..,;rsss as a whole was good for this period.
- feature of the week was the activity de-
.l,ned in the lumber trade. both on coastwise
"A foreign orders. especially in the South
,-,sri-an business, private advices reporting a
I'D in River Platte and Brazil trade
r,i.b has caused the placing Of orders in
his market and the nearby ports for fully
,Eree and half million feet. Domestic ex-
Ja1ge was firmer. while foreign was dull but
i ,,sdy. The money market is gradually assurn-
., much healthier tone, and, while the
gsrand continues heavy, the banks are
.,ssfviug customers fully. Securities are
I'M The upward movement continues in grain
.,3 provisions. and the advances during
ns week we're frequent and heavy. Collections
| ~ reported fair. The following resume of the
,ss's business will show the tone and the
hest quotations of the different markets at
| NJ closing hour to-day:
NlvAI, SToREs-The receipts of spirits tur-
srtiue we're comparatively light, but this had
u visible effect on prices, which were weak
nj steadily sold off until to-day, when they
aeline Of 116c since last weeks closing. The
isnand was slow, and holders were pretty free
SJers. owing TO the need Of money, which
spounts for the precipitation in values. The
nal sales were about 1000 casks. Rosin-The
market was firm during the week, although
|sTet There was a good, steady demand, but
M receipts and offerings were light and
business was limited. The total sales
|Sr the week were about $500 barrels
|in another column will be found a
comparative table of receipts and ex-
period last year. showing the stock on hand
md on shipboard not cleared, together with
pe official closing quotations.
CoTToN-A great deal of the previous week g
yeadiness was lost in the past weeks trading,
me to the continuance of the enormous receipts
AZ the ports and the receipt Of advices from the
Interior of more favorable weather. which has
stimulated farm preparations very much. The
offering stock was quite liberal through
ont the week, and in most instances
was lower to sell, but the market was rather
duIl and the business current was limited to
small proportions. The total sales for the week
official closing spot quotations of the Cotton
r
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NOTICE. TO M4RINERs

Chartered schrs Georgia Gilkey. $40 tons,
lumber Savannah to New York. private terms;
VIM Drury, same.
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LIVERPOOL MOVEMENT FOR THE WEEK ENDING
APRIL II. 1891 AND FOR THE CORRESPONDING
TINE OF 1891 Ann 1889.
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Notices TO mariners, pilot charts aud all nauti
collaboration will be furnished masters of YES
sells free of charge at the United States Hydro
graphic Office In the Custom House. Captains
are requested to call at the Office
IIEtrr n II guWuHAl
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powdered. S3sc; graduated, 5lsc; confectioners'
Be; standard A, 47sc; OF A. 4s4c; white extra c.
49sc; golden c 4l4c; yellow. 41sc-
SALT-The demand is moderate and market
duh. Carload lots. &c. (. o. b.; job lots, 75h
soc.
sYRuP-Florida and Georgia. 4llS92s; market
quiet for sugarhouse at 500 40c; Cuba straight
goods, 3OGS2; Sugarhouse molaSses, isaac.
ToBACCo-Market quiet and steady. smoking,
domestic, 22ls4s1 60; chewing common. sound,
23Gl26c; fair, 2o613Sc; good 36GI4Sc; bright. coz
CSC; tine fancy, 5000; extra fine, 81 009Sl Is;
bright nayies, 22Go4Sc.
LUMBER-The foreign demand is still very
quiet. There has been considerable improve
ment in domestic orders, in demand as well as
assortment. and mills are now fairly supplied.
We quote:
Ordinary sizes. ................f....Sl OO0i6 50
Dncult sizes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l4OO eA2o 80
slooring boards u SI9gS2 %
01 - : 80 FREiGHTS. - ~ u.s. "
LUMBER-BY sAII-There is a good inquiry
for coastwise tonnage, aud arriving vessels viii
find ready business. Rates are: Baltimore,
81 so; Philadelphia. g co. New YORK
paid vessels here for shifting to load at nearby
ports. Timber, 5Oc4S1 higher than lum-
Der rates. To.the West.Indies and Wiudward,
Buenos Ayres or Montevideo, S,4 90; to
Rio Janeiro, S16 90; TO Spanish and Mediter-
ranean ports, $500; to the United Kingdom for
orders, nominal for timber, "a los standard;
luulubEs IA lUs.
BY sTEAM-To New York, 81 90; to Phiadel-
phia, IS co.; to Boston. IS 90; to Baltimore,
50 so.
NAVAL SroRKs-Market Is dull and nominal
Foreign-Cork, etc, for orders. small spot YES
sels rosin, 2s Cd aud is; TO arrive. Is Cd and As
spirits, Adriatic, rosin, 3s; Genoa, IS Cd
South America, rosin, SOC per barrel of $50
pounds. CoastwiSe-Steam-to Boston, lie per
100 ms on rosin, 90c on spirits; to New York
rosin, 713o per 100 ms; spirits, Soc 70 Philadel-
phia. rosin. $40 per 100 MS; spirits Soc TO Balti
more. rosin, zoe; spirits. zoe. Coastwise quiet.
CoTToN-By Steam-The market is firm.
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Sea BtdndS-The receipts by factors for the
week up to p. m. were 225 bags The ex-
rorts we're 954 bags, of which $50 bags were to
Havra and the balance to northern mills. The
oral sales for the week were 496 bags, including
900 bags of common at 1134c, and the remainder
Of fine cotton at unchanged prices The market
was quite dull through the week and the poorer
qualities were easier and sold off. The better
grades continue in good request, but there is
very little Offering The above business was on
% hnnic AZ n1Int tinns
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In charge HydroxraD6ic stati on.

Notice is hereby given that North Breaker
buoy, red, No 2, second class nun. channel into
adritt, has been replaced
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board.
JAMES q GREEN, Commander U s N,
Lighthouse Inspector 9th Dist
Charleston, s c. April 49, 1891
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SBOkEN.
Bark Clarence lBrl, Webb, from Pensacola fol
Hartlepool, April 10, lat ~, ion H.
The advocate., 1891-05-13
NERVOGERM POSITIVE V1gE Esg sERE

Suffering from the effects Of Youthful FOleS, In
discretion, Excess or Indulgence, producing Ner-
vousness, Debility, DimneSs Vt Sight. Self Dis
trust, Failing Memory, Physical Decay, Plmples
UnftneSs to Marry, Dyspepsia, Stunted Develop
ment, Pains In Back, Milky Urine. Night Losses,
Unnatural Drains and Lost Manhood. Relief at
once, all exhaustlng drains stopped, weak parts
strengthened and enlarged. Treatment tested
50 years and In thousands of cases. Sent private
ly on receipt Of $780, Question list No. /, FREE.
Add. JAMES WHITTIER, M. D. 216 w. Ninth St.,
Kansas City, Mo.
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pacific STORAGE CO., 3Ol SrOCKToN S,,,>
furniture ana merchandise; advances made is,;;
EURNlTURE STORED = STERLING FrpST1
= lure Co.. 1883, 104l Market, Rosehthal Bldg 7tf
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Tor WAGON, BUGGIEs, RoCKAWAys Avn
wagons cheap. 1140 Folsom taa 1ts
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HORSES.


OkSE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR sAIr
IL 7lS Bryant ave-. near Twentieth iat 81
D0oKER'S NEVADA HORSE MARKET Ie0--
IL Harrison st.-20 fine large mares; go broke bnsi
ness horses: 40 draft and saddle horses; handsome
black carriage team; IN lots To suit ia3 limo
UST ARRIVED FROM THE COUNTRY l5
y head OF the finest selected horses that ever came
TO this MARKET pair of truck horses 1920 pouDdsI
8 pair OF carriage horses, l pair of seal browns
tl612 hands, years Old and fine steppers) pair
o. very stylish bays (l6 hands and inch high re-
jiaDie Tor family use) pair OF dark bays (l6 hands,
years OLD and stylish for doctor private family
Ir nu me roadstersl, head of horses, averaging
foI1 d2OV TO l4OO pounds: also mares heavy In
howard ST. NV ~ '"0O Po"'uS na az i 90,
III Hne 10 oF WELL-BRED RoADSTERS; ALSO
hand 1919, ~. on work aud driving horses always on
Harrison sts ti yyi.I Horse Market Twelfth and
- e..S,- 90. !, onIIZER BURTON. de3J I'm
FOR SALE-FINE ROADsTII, -
,ecti,, ~, py mhlbpeton very promisnr colt. nar
Iectiy saie Tor lady to drive and sonn6 pei
i75g Mission y, 81 tnis colt Apply TO ROBERT FAY
de27 u
WAGONS AND CAHRIAGYs
U,OP-WAGON, BUGGIES ROCK Aw.yS
i wagons cheap. 1l4O Folsom 40 - ~
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For lots on Holiday Map A, near Holly
a sacrifice.
eoo-FIne large business corner on Third St..
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Nj j. LAYMANCE a CO. REAL ESTATE
VI. Agents and General AUctioneers, 466 Eighth
ST., Oakland
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kESSM IA KING AND DRESS CTTTISSc;
- sehoo' you are taught to make dress fro, 10 10
80 - 80 @ OF. de3l IL
A LII LADIES WISHING TO HAVE EIEG ,I1,-
"a iy htting suits made, Handsomely drano1 - a
SO, or with goods, making and trimminps ~ peu LOT
can gu Mhs. Mohkls, 7S2L2 Geary st. de2s stt
nRESSCUTTING TAUGHT THOROUGHLY ~,
- authentic French tailor system. 6IU Post "a Nm
QUITS MADE IN THE LATEST STYLE FLo,,
~ 80 up; goods and everything found S15 a,
maze In "a hrs; perfect Mt no Stockton St dea I'm
STYLISH DRESSMAKING PARLURS; pFREFCr
- ut; hne work; reasonable. % Sixth St dea a.
owns CUT. STITCHED AND DRApED FoI, 90
latest fashions; perfect ht; 5. 7. raylor svsta,
.aught MRS l. =. WYANT, / Geary st. oe2s r.
HE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUcpn
70 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier ~ 49,.
par, OF the city; the bulletin Is the best oSasyt
anu largest evening paper published on the cnass
oruers Dy postai-card otherwise will raca1,
pronleL altentlon once 622 Montgomery So.
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q. 81 OnD \ SPLENDID CORNER. PROP
= - .OtO. erty on Post ST.; S-story bay-Nin-
dow. new house; stores and fats upstairs; lot
3sE62 Is; rent S21O. JOHN PEORR, 529 Mont
ggmery ST
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We also hne dwellings In all parts of the city
hE The latest improvements: also several fine
IS pieces not advertised IN the city to suit
-sers. y: r. kIORDAN. G32 Market.a ~ sn.rIl
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&COOO ABARGAIN; COTTAGE OF ; ROOMS.
OEoOO. stable and shed, etc; with lot 5Oxl 40.
on Chesthut street; mortgage at $1,000: Interest az
per cent; this can remain be paid of at option'
OF the purchaser: street work all done; macadah,- :
ized ana SEVERED etc. this bargain; call ar once
10 10 our once Tor further particulars. T. w
land Ie1i - S',,1,hS
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.cO-S6 :Sx1l4; Army ST., near Sanchez with
worth OF Improvements: bargain.
tO-9 fine lots In Bay View Homestead
--DU-25IIl5; on Henry ST., close 10 Market
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,1Sg Sc outan estate.
! uj-Capp, nr. l7th: 25xl22:6; nice home
U0-JerSey ST. III. Diamond .50xlI4: rooms.
g0--Dorand St, near Guerrero; - SKIS;
house IN good condition.
uO-Bideman. mr. Ellis; 25LeO; rents S2i.
5O-PaTkcr. near Columbia; 25Xl0O; rooms.
-5O-NE. noe and 2gtn; 3OXlOl %: cottage
e.; 5 rooms; good prospective business corner
Ou-C clipper, nr. Church; 25Xll4;5 rooms.
So acres at Psrk-placs station, Alameda,
House, rooms; good bearing land.
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---1n LOTS 25I7O NEAR CORTLAND AVE
w. ~. and extension OF FolsQm-st cable-cars.
g.: ready for building. JACOB HEYMAN, $50
Z ST. gftt RI
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'e"- IN CORNERAND $3.50 INSIDE LOTS ON A
t--)O 81 aud Nineteenth ave. mr. Point Iobos
7, ad school house; easy terms. JACOB HEY
2 49, $50 Market ST. no1G ~ q,
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co. ono IEIA. ST, NEAR COUGH; I FINE
= -C.DUV. .2-story loI S2:6xl2U; wei located
aud always rented. JOHN FFOEk, S29 Mont
gomery st
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* PARK LOTS, NEAR THE GRAND
- boulevard. facing the ocean and close
e. -fket-st extension; So monthly lnstall.nents;
IS bargain you get only once in lifeline:
b HEYMAS $50 Market ST noI6 II SIN
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= 4. KlORDAN, $50 MARKET ST. OPPOSITE
Palace Hotel, Rooms 25 and 26.
e. e-f,OO0-l3ON 10; 10Th ST.. near Guerrero; 80
'sfs 'front.' on 10th ST., with houses; this is a fine
h-ves-ment. as there Is grand future TO 10th st.
. tsuO9-lZ q :6x95; y cor 24th and Harrison
So, street WORK completed and cabEe-cars running
T-o 5cO-35N6U: on Sd ST., with improvements
L.-f HaTrlsos; Ibis is a frst-class Investment
.NstJD-25xf5; Natoma ST., bet. 10th and Ilth.
sliE Inc 2-stOry and basement of BRICK; front and
--7- cottage and Easements sewering ETC. complete.
nm $50: must be sold. 49,
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T0I1NG WIDOW WISHES TO CORRESPOND
I 1ri,b an elderly gentleman OF wealth; object
raatrinionv. Address Y. W. w, Box 12I, CALL
Branch ONCE. L.
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LINpA VISA TERRACE

Affords every desideratum for a charming bone.
City water is piped over the property; arrange
ments are being perfected for complete system of
sewerage. and the principal streets viii be graded
macadamized and cement sidewalks laid. A number
OF fine houses are now being erected and several ,
more are contracted for to be. begun between now
and spring. improvements are restricted Ito a
minimum value of $1,000, thus maintaining the
Terrace rs hrst-class residence property. :.
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> LOTS IN EAST OAKLAND: SIZE 5Ox 100 ON.
= a northeast corner; price $3.50, mortgaCed at
SSOO interest per cent; new electric railroad.
VIII pass within hall a block of this lot; commands
good view of Oakland'a and well located AppIy To
e. w. WOODWARD * CO., 902 Broadway Cas.
land. de5I ~ S; ,Si StA-
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bIaneh oince OF TIE MORNING CALL, SCHNEI-
DER a CO., 1435 Park st. i
&CSfO $500 CASH, BALANCE SIS PER
~. GO s.o month; lot 4OIl50; cottage; rooms
$3000-Lot 4ox150: cottage OF rooms and ham
month ' ~ ~'v per
$325o-Lot 81 :exl20; new 2-story honse 90 q ?
rooms and bath; fine marine view; $500 cash N hal,
ance $40 per month"; - WV Ms Sasu 80 Osi-
S40o0.Lot 50x150; cottage OF rooms and hath
per month. -' '''ianeo SAo
$4o00-Lot ~ 6xl40; new 2-story house: 7 rooms
ana bath; Slo00 cash. balance $40 per month 4a1
$4T0O-Lot ~ :6xlO0: new 2-story house or
ance $50 per month. ~ So sn 1'r
$5OOO-Lot 69xl49: cottage of rooms an, b,Sh
Win IN store barn and orchard; n Sw. corner All
$5o4O-Lot 115x2OO: cottage OF rooms ana
bath. Windmill and tank; easy terms. No 496 -
$tp00-Lot sOx2OO, cottage OF rooms and bath.
gain. so'i d uSr-
Bafgains In building lots In all parts OF Alameda
also mouse TO let aad money to loan by II p
MoREAL a CO, laps Park ST., Alameda. and ioi
montgomery ST.. San Francisco. ocia ~
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

q PER WEEK BUYS A LOT IN THE TO
y. OF swasey.328 Montgomery, Room . del
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4 l CHANCE AT LAST FOR A FEW GOOD
~ sized city lots and two good choice cor
nerS. - 70 MO. on w St facing the PARK ana the
grandest beach boulevard in 1.-THE world: fine
elevation; covered witn strawberry aud green
grass located he nearest Mar et-strget extern
sion, ocean Boulevard. new Oce inside House. new
racy-trdck and new electric cable line uf any lots:
for sale on easy terms For ~ ps showing location,
call at Olioe Of j. J. HARRIS, city real estate only,
Market St.;.Qpp0Site Palace Hotel id SuTu u
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Is only ten minutes by charming ride from the
center of Oakland and only forty minutes from San
Francisco The cars of. the cable-line reach both
the broad and narrow gauge ferry depots. thus Of
fording fifteen minute communication between the.
Terrace and san Francisco. Cars run every five.
minutes ana connect with the last boat from the
The morning call., 1891-01-04

Jackson and Laguua; all graded and ready
ia oil tine marine view: 95xI37:6.
lforula, mr.. Taylor, opposite CTOcker's and ad-
CO. z The new mansions OF Sherwood and Towne;
.ui on Mob Hill left: 90 :9xl37 -.
UuO-Outside Land Block, second tier from
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o0O-Stockton and Chestnut: s0I13T:6.
UO-Cor Sanchez and Duncan; ll4Il60; all
and ready TO build on; streets in irst-clasS
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G1 SON 5-ACRE FRUIT RANCH, 2la MILES
ID LOW. from Santa Rosa the County road
to. Caistoga; ground all level; planted with VINE
grape vines32 years old; "A mile from the railroad
street. se2S SuIuTl
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OK BARGAINS IN TIE MISSION CALL on
Il. Brrgield builder and dealer in real estate:
Hodern cottages ci all sizes; i, and 8 rooms: all
me latest improvements: have also some fine
business property on Church St, and also on Dla-
III ohd and 2tth streets; only small amount bal
an zee 10 SUIT buyer houses built short by
X BERG FIELD, 1921 Dolores ST. near 2Sth. jal II
o.1 PER WEEK RIYs 4 Inr u. TIE .rnrc,.
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7. NON hHEiN 3 co..
Agents and AucIioueers. 5Z4
IMPROVED

,5oo-Nalencls, IT. 23d; 25xI7l to san jose av.
5 O-s-'ifgrnia, near Larkini handsome
--7NS7; rents So 80.
-OJO->.tlsome, near WashlAgton; '25x5O:
hulidiug; locality in great demand.
.ugO-fenusylyania mr. Santa Clara: I5ON8O0
,5uu-N aiencia, nr. 2lst. 26x9O; stores and