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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-28
Arrived.


THURSDAY, Feb 90.
Schr John Frederick Beck, II hours from Bodega;
90 6xs butter,7 es eggs, to Ross Il Hewlett.
FRIDAY. Feb 81
S stmr Charleston, Remey 9 days from Homo
lulu.
Stmr San Bonito. Conner. IA days from London
via Barry 81 days; l9S.9OO gals liquid creosote
oil. 259 400 gals special liquid crsosote oil 900
gals ordinary liquid ereosote oil, 1000 cement. to
stmr Celia, johnson. 40 hours from San Pedro.
Brig John d Spreckels. Chrstiansen. IL DAYS
from kahului; 5S45 bags sugar, to ID Spreekels u
Cleared.
FRIDAY. Feb 81.
stmr Oregon, Poieman, Astoria and Portland; U
stmr Humboldt lessen, Eureka; soarlcs & stone.
By stmr Elton, Newcomb, Honolulu; Williams,
ship Highland Light, Hartman. Port Angeles:
John RoSenteluS Sons
Br ship NJ Watson, Dunn, Queenstown; Eppin-
sehr Sophia Sutherland, Sutherland. hunting and
fishing; Sutherland.
sailed.
THURSDAY. Feb 26.
schr Ocean Spray, Austin. Iversons Landing
FRIDAY. Feb 81.
stmr Greenwood. Fagerlund whItesoorro.
Me stmr MGntserrat, Blackbgrn, NaaaimO.
Br Ship City OF New YORK, Baxter London.
Schr John Frederick, Beck. Bodega
Schr Sparrow, Ellis. humboldt.
Schr Seven Sisters, Olsen.
Telegrauiic.
POINT LoBoS Feb 27-IO p M-wel.hsr
spoken.
Jan g. lat l s, long q W. Br ship Centaur from
Liverpool for San Francisco.
Memoranda.
Per brig John Spreckels-The bktn skayit yyax
to sail for san Francisco Feb Is and the schr VIM
Renton on Feb 2I.
Domestic Ports
NoYo-salled Feb 27-Stmr Laguna for San
MENDoCINo-saiIed Feb 27-schr Electra.
GRAfS HARBOR-Sailed Feb 27-Schrs yesta
anu Laura May, for San Francisco
ASIORIA-Saiied Feb 27-Stmr Columbia for
San francisco; schr Marion
ALBlON-ArriYed Feb 27-Stmr Whitesborro hcs
Feb rs.
Sailed Feb 27-schr Lila and Matte, for San
.YAQUINA BAY-sailed Feb 2S-stmr willamette
Valley, for San Francisco
hence Feb 20,
N SAaxyARRo-Arrived Feb 27-stmr Navarro, hcs
COOS BAY-Arrlved FEB 27-stmrs Emily and
Arcata, hence Feb "a.
PORT DISCOVERY-Arriv Feb 27-Stmr South
coast, hence FEB IL via Port Townsend
cisco.
Foreign Ports
H0NOLULU-Sailed Feb l1-Ship John Potter
for San Francisco; Feb IL -Bktn Mary Winkeman
and bktn Castle. for San Francisco: Feb 10
Bktn Planter. for san Francisco: I6-Bktn w Dr.
mond, for San Francisco; Feb lS-U S stmr
Arrived Feb BARK Nicholas Thayer, hence Jan
%; bktn w II Dmond, hence Jan II; FEB s-Schr
Andrew WEIGH, from Newcastle Nsw: I5-Hnw
bark Mauna Ala and bark o " hitmOre from New.
castle, NSW; 17-Haw stmr Zeaandia, hence Feb
ANTwERP-ArrIved Feb 26-Duteh bark Cath..
rina from Port BIaSeley.
GALwAY-Arrived Feb 25-Br ship Anzerona I'm
Oregon.
DEAL-salIed Feb 25-Br ship British Merchant.
hence Oct 10 for Hull.
GRAyEsEND-saiIed Feb 96-Br ship BIdston
Hill from London for San francisco.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers
NEW YoRK-Arriyed Fek a7-S.p- s,,as. tssa
Bremen.
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THE RELIANCE CLTR.
Plans, Progress and Prosperity of tn.
OrganiZation.


Organization.
The results of the members whist tourna-
ment recently held in the rooms of the Re-
lance Club Of Oakland have been declared.
and the first prize has been awarded to Paul
Goldsmith and j. c. Hanna. For the
second prize there was a tie between
Thomas Morris and DR.. Simmons, as part
ners. aud L. W. Sigourney with J. A. Girls
void. each pair OBJ aiming an equal num-
Der OF points. The tie will probably be
played off in few days.
Arrangements are being perfected for an
amateur boxing tournament, open to men,
beers only, which win be held on Nav 18th
The Olympic Club rules will govern the
contest which will contain classes for
heavy. middle and light weights. Prizes
valued at $3.50 Will be offered for competi-
ton, the entries for which will close on
April 30tb.
In March the monthly entertainment will
take the form of ladies night" The
date Is, as yet undetermined, but special
committees have been appointed, who have
promised an unusually attractive pro
gramme, including literary and musical
numbers, for the OCCASION
Professor McCleary has formed regular
billiard classes at the rooms of the club
where he gives instruction to the members
Arrangements for billiard tournament To
he held some time within the next few
months, are now under consideration
The management also intends to hold an
other whist and cribbage tournament before
the advent of the summer season. The
membership is now so large and the tastes
ana natural 1ncllnatiOns are, in many re-
spects, so diverse that different varieties of
entertainment are provided to meet the vari-
Gus wishes of all.
The club is now in a highly prosperous
condition. During the past two months
there have been 100 accessions to the MEM
oers' roll, which at present contains 400
names. The organization has concluded
that the present rooms are inadequate to
meet the requirements of the rapidly in
creaslng membership, and negotiations are
now in progress for new and more commo-
alous quarters. One Of three available
buildings will be selected in short time.
ana the plans for the arrangement of these
larger rooms will be prepared under the
direction Of the club management.
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A Jury Discharged.

Inc Jury which heard part of the evil
aence IN the trial of Emil Becker for grand
larceny was discharged yesterday by Judge
Angehotti- On the 10th the jury was i'm
paneed and the trial commenced. A dav or
SO later one Of the jurors, Z. Kirketerp. be-
came seriously III. neeessitating the post
juror still being sick and unable to appear
in court and the defendant being anxious
for speedy trial it was decided to dis
charge the old jury. On Wednesday, March
4th, new jury will be impaneled and the
trial bepun anew
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TO LIZZIE DANDY.
Written for THE MoKS1Ne CALL.

Fair child OF heavenly beauty rare,
How caust thou be OF earthly mold9
An angel answers: "'Tis my care
To watch / those who come with prayer
Come to the Shepherds fold"
Child with the eyes Of liquid dark
So clear, yet dim, midst earthly caresi
Couldst thou but fan that vital spark
Into this sin-soiled heart of oursl
pattern is thine innocence,
By which We ask recompense.
And why deserve it No, not We
We tarried at the door too late;
We are not innocent like thee
We're not prepared for heavens gate.
But oh! to heaven we always plead
That hoayenwari may thy footsteps lead.
Sweet child, though dark you'll find the way,
Put trust in the Almighty's hand
And he Will help you day by day
To gain that pvize-the promised land.
Be firm, be faithful, place in store
a record on that heavenly shore.
Forsake earth's io7s,they are not real
They're shadows, hot substantial things
Ana in thy fight, both woe ami veal
Naught to the heart but sorrow brings,
Put trust in his empowering wings
And hail him as the King OF Kings
'G'l Francisco, Feb. 1871. MORLEY ASHTON.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

The market is steady with no further variation in
prices. Wholesale Rates from slaughterers to deaI-
ers as follows:
BEEF-Firss quality 696I4c; second quality.
8 12c; third do, dose.
VEAL-Large. 5gg7c; small Calves. 59SIAc.
AUTHORIZATIONS. $4,000; Ewes, S93Iac
SPRING LANB-l5c y 10.
PoRk-Llye Hogs. 4I294ssc z II for heavy hard
granted and 1850 Tsc Tor light average do; stock
Hogs, 4g4lse {. D.; dressed do. 7lIsc p ID.
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After hearing the Court Commissioners
report, Judge Lawler decided to grant
Henry w. Collie divorce from Adelaide
Collie on the ground of infdelity. Collie is
better known in sporting circles as Harry
Martin. He married Adelaide Bendorff at
SACRAMENT. in September, 1887, but ,Ade-
lnide has since been living with one Theo-
dore L. LIE Berthon, on Oak street, and sub
sequently went to Seattle, where the couple
now is.
Judge LAWYER has granted Sarah NJ. Nc
Curry divorce from Richard McCurry on
account of his willful neglect. They were
married in Philadelphia, in July, 1885,
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DR.. Hodedon,s Do.Jorru

DR.. Walter II. Hodgdon. who died nm
Monday last, was the possessor of an Irieb
setter dog, called Jerry, to which he was
very much attached. The dog returned bic
affection. Since the doctors death JerTv
has not eaten mouthful of food and resisfs
all efforts made to feed him. Every morn
ing he goes out to the cemetery aud camps
on his dead masters grave. When night
falls he returns to the doctors old Office ON
Geary street. The poor canine keeps up a
continual whining and refuses to he COM
fOrted.
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Ne,y yorff Markata

NEW Yong, Feb. 27.-United States Bonds. as,
100; do, 412's, lO1Ts Northern Pacific. 27A !;
Canadian Pacific, 1873; Central Pacific 20; Union
Pacific, 45s4 Atchison. 81; wells-Fargo, 1873;
Western Union, sl1a Silver. 97c: Sterling 81 s69
A SO.
NEW YORK. Feb 27.-wheat. cash. =; March.
81 10A.
Flour-Steady
Coffee-Sl7 So
Sugar-514@57sc.
Hops-Pacific Coast, 2s933a
Hides-131sc
Copper-Lake. SI4 25.
Tin-Spot, $40 SIS.
Lead-Domestic, 81 60
Iron-Sl4.
Petroeum-March, 1878.
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A Murdaraps T-y,;aF

An additional charge of assault with a
deadly weapon has been placed against
Joseph Foran. who stole $50 and watch
and chain from the room of Charles Gala
han at 112 Taylor street. On Tuesday
morning Foran entered the room of Will
lam Van Epen in Hackmeir's Hotel and
struck him in the face with a slung-shot
with such force that his jaw was broken.
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BOIL "a H.
General Merchandise.

BAGS-No further change; Calcutta, May and June,
61a@6 sec; Wool Bags. 36lD3Sc.
klSEaPrices remain without variation Chinese
mixed 81 250p4 80: No. Chinese, $5625 10 q two
0o SO; Japanese, So 1212 q ctl.
COAL-Nery weak. Sydney, Brymbo and Greta,
50; Scotch, 1898 SO; Cumberland sl2 in bulk and
$l3 90 @ ton in sacks. n change in Coast Goals.
SUGAR-The California Refinery has raised its
prices and quotes. terms net cash: Cube
Crushed. Extra Pow dered aud Fine Crushed. ali
sac; Dry formulated 6lac; Confectionery A. 6ssct
Extra G. 4szc; Golden C. 41ae 3 ID; Bags, Ac more
than bbs
The American Sugar Refinery has also advanced
its prices and quotes follows terms net cash:
Extra Fine Cube: Crushed, Fine Crushed and Pow
dered, SIC q 10; Extra Fine Powdered 6alc:
A. 6Lsc; White Exrra Z, 1aci Extra c, 51sc: Col
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by Judge Joachimsen to six months i'm
prisonment in the County Jail. The evil
dence showed that when he was released
from the House of Correction last week.
after serving term for beating a woman,
he went to the home of his divorced wife,
strangled her, kicked her and beat her over
the face with chair
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks continued quiet and uninteresting yester-
day.
Cosmopolitan Niuing Co. has levied an assess
ment of 1Oc delinquent April eth; Valley View,
one of l0c, March 18th.
The North Gould Il Curry and Adelaide Copper
delinquent sales take place to-day
overman crushed last week 4O7 tons ore. assayinr
SIT go.
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christian Nilsen has sued the San Fran
cisco and Pacific Glass Works to recover
S S damages, sustained on February
1881, when his foot was crushed between the
ii r n Oh Inc elevator and the project
Townsend streets. "nu
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VIII Not Prosennte.

The probabilities are that Mrs. Nellie
Sawyer will not be prosecuted for assault
with intent to commit murder. Jealousy
prompted her to shoot her husband Robert,
In the face while he was asleep She is out
on bonds, and her husband refuses to
swear to complaint. The case came up in
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Police Court yesterday. and motion was
made to dismiss the charge. Judge Rix de-
MED the motion, and ordered the case con-
tinued until next Tuesday. The Sawyers
have broken up their home at so Clementina
street, sold their furniture and separated.
An officer made search for Sawyer yester
day, but could lot find him.
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Mrs. Treadwen Need Not Answer

1t has been decided by Judge Hunt that
Mrs. Mabel Treadwell, who has been made
the defendant in a suit by Fisher Ames for
S25, 200 counsel fees, need not answer GER
tain questions propounded to her by him
regarding her knowledge of how Ames'
signature came TO be Endorsed to certain
note for $3.50
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Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day the Oregon for Port
land, the Humboldt for Humboldt Bay, the Haytan
Republic for Puget Sound the Point Iona for
Grays HarbOr, the Pomona for san Diego, the
Bonita for San Pedro the Crescent City for Crescent
City and the Truckee for TillamOOk Bay The
Columbia falls due from Portland the willamette
Valley from YaqUina Bay and the Coos Bay from
San Pedro
The rate of the Llewellyn j. Morse is 32s. Liver
pool, or 35s, United Kingdom. Havre or Antwerp.
The bark Highland Light, 1855 tons, loads Coal al
Nanaimo for this port San Pedro.
The British iron ship Heensburgh. 1893 tons, is
chartered for Wheat to the United Kingdom, Havre,
Antwerp Dunkirk, 40s Sd.
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Chicago Market s.

CHICAGO. Feb. 27-Wheat was firm and the open
ing was from 1ac to csc higher than the closing Of
yesterday, advanced, receded asc rallied advanced
Csc, broke off sac, improved slightly and closed lsc
higher than yesterday. Receipts, 100000 bushels;
shipments, 124, 900 bushels. Rye quiet SIC. Bar
ley nominal.
CHICAGO Feb. 27.-wheat cash, $3.50
Corn-537sc.
Pork-S9 so.
Lard-Sj 621%.
Ribs-s4 80.
Mhisky-S1 IA
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NJ K,tzmuuer to p. J. ponobue. lot on : linz
Of Of Precta ave y; 70 % r. OF lot 1o7 fotrero
N Eit,nmtiar 70 iJac,. l,i1o $o-'
Inc Of Precita we az NV c a., ~ t}, on
Potrero View Lands e. 2B:sxI15 Cos
sw 15S OF iE e snd 6eSy lot S
100 ....................., w. ''A s2F
Alexander + Morrison to William H. ToyIor o.
lot II, Block 489, Golden city Homestead 5
son lot on W line of Iowa ST 35o : nf
Fol % 5 3 81, W: 200 n ~ IsS; E. 40 5. 100,
I25 s of Coinsa. S 753iOo. aIsb io iot s IT,,
s sW GOV Of i'm Marin and Iowa SIS 509loo;
I Msai "a 7ST IiSs aso lot on Ne cor Of
lot on W. line OF Georgia St., So s. OF YG GtsD
I5 .; aSAtoV Sor;on - V;i !, 10
same. -a"i'"oe'
Ae Lex F. con 9T Of to Caroline Taylor
e lo0 2 st. :.
cor. OF Point Lobos and syreGt ioI On SW'
W. 53:4xiO0. ......'..'....-.'. "'eS'' N
JOIN On PfTrs to L1ze a5 lot on z line
Ya a2U v:v6o3:o - 10
line Of WeSster ~ ct ~ af up P lot on W
e. 100 - 10
W. line of WeS,tep I59 Sho II, wi e. Lot on
sine. r. - 10
line of TwentyotbIra s sI In 98 10; on ~
y. 25Il II .....,.......... 10
Iet an W r. h"FT 1S 70 h9nert Moore,
90 ~ oOn NJ ZOO ~ 1un iuioi ..
90 W. wv " ioo' T. 4oV' D 4oo, L. 100,
~ oeB :....-...,...-
I - SANG 20. } on W. COT Oh marin and
on : line or O,L ct TaS n 90 $500, iot
25xI37 20 L. 1,,.
Joseph NJ Comerford to Amanda i a,i uiIt
son, lot on NV line of san Lose ~
So :4Ia NE. of Thirtieth ST. NE 96.,oiI
w. IS, S. rs, E. 81 .,,........... VIZ e, roo
Gianini Antonio 10 Entcnio 3,oOO
ana 4, Block So University Homest.ad
Sociation ....,, AS
Antonio Giannini TO Nichoias ! ir.a.,,,;;...
lots 3, 4 and s. Block 90 Uuiyersitt I u'
stead Association. ...............,."r, ii'''' IN
Marie L. Ross to Albert jacobs Inn z ~
Map 3.................. 0' Wv - "i'C ~
Marie f. Iisen to Annie T Mccar,' - ,..':. ~
line of Clay st. 81 IS f. of IanTei ~ =, On "a ~.
100 observation-disclosures. ''' T. 7VA IN
George d. GRAY to Richard Fl Mciic,,,'.; ~
on sw. cor. Clay and Maple SITS, W. AZ ~. ~
1854 .......,.,. - w. ''''oA N
James Fiizsimmons to William I xi,..: III
and wife lot on w line of con rtr,a A%ooi
$50 s. of Twenty-iirst S 5OxI25 "0ou ST. IN
Max Goldberg to HIbernia Savings ana Ian
Society lot 80 Block So MisSinr a Ian
widening ........................... 'ie'' az
Charles Reed to Edward C. Kalhen Ir., %
$50, Gift Map 3.,.....,.... ' ''' A4o- ~
George w. Hopkins 10 NJ d. Mel ean - ~
W. line of Eighth nfL
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For Beating a Map,an

George Steele, the ex-convict who gave his
divorced wife. Nellie, severe beating, was
convicted Of battery yesterday and sentenced
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Boston, Feb. 27.-rhere have been no sales OF
Importance in California and Oregon Woods. Terri
tory, 60@65c for clean and fine; 5SG6Oc for fine
medium, and 55@56c z 10 for medium.
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Divorces Granted.

"a sepulcher of the Living" novelette,
written by Count Leo Tolstoi for the Sun
day Call, will appear tomorrow.
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Title to a GOOD win" Settled.

The application OF j. Marlborough to re-
strain the Pacific Telephone and Telegraphic
Company from advertising The firm of Will
son d OBrien, coal dealers, on their "call :"
books under the name of j. MacDonough
q Co., was denied yesterday by Judge
Hunt. 1t was shown that Wilson d
0Brien had bought out the firm of j. Mac
Donough d. Co., with the right to retain the
firm name.
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REGULAR sEssIoS-9:So A. NJ
800 AIpha......755 75 CSV $50 $50 oyerm I AZ
800 Andes. L 2O250 Imp 20 / so Potasi az
ivo Doienef u. LOO 100 Savage 2.U5
200 BOdie. i. 200 Justice. ShI SO sNev TX
40 20 1o0 Lazy ".So2 700 King 10
200 CALEDONIA. 6Ul3U0 BIsle as I0O rtah -
oo0haii o-.1'ooi@oo ophlr -..3eU 100 YJacKet.2,l5
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-2;30.
5 50V Apha''.'''12i 90 chali 50 100 Navajo 20
S0 5U lUV ..i9O lOO Occid. IS
on ANUS. ~ ~ ~ IL QUO LOO Ophir. IS
,1o "a ~ .''.o q 100 overmu. 80
I'M U' iov Cohth io20O Savage .2.2O
iSV Dei,e % ~ como. 90 ......215
OV 90 + d Do 20 Scorpion. 10
100 Il & b.. asa % II IL N 90 "a : Nav 81
29V PUie ~ 80 100 a M. 80
15U CaedO nia SOL 90 Lady W.. 2ul ~ yJacsar M
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on coast. sss 90 iOr just shipped ana ses ga tor


nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: February, rs lO1ad: March,
rs l0s4d; April IS I'D; May, rs 1924; June, rs
lOd; july Is 934d; August, Is 91%d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Feb. 27.-Consois. 1873; United States
Bonds-4's l221a; 40. 41a's. 10414; Silver. 441ad;
Rentes. 95f 671ac. Bullion into Bank of England,
f94, 900
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His Foot Was Crus,,ed

In letter from Rome to the Sunday
Oaii Is described the ceremony attending
the selection of Pope
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0N'S- 1"''A
REGULAR sEss1ox-1o.an.
AFTERNOON sESsIoN-2:30.
=

200 Alnhs. rs 100 Bullion..2.O5 200 &N...2OO
Z00 Andes ...l "A 500 Caledonia 90 200 Keutuck .}S
% % o.. IA 90 Choiiar 100 zoo Lady w e. 20
SO % o.l.3oooO u N6OOllOO Mono. seq. 66
lOO belchr .lSs 20O $ ~ 20 - IUu ODhr 3.65
zoo - 40 250 IS lO-6OOl 50 Ovrmn... 80
lu0 a B.. .2So 100 ....,...o tsl 80 Potos. 4 90
100 ..........29uIl 100 Imp. lU2OU Savage. .2l5
LOO b lofts % CF0intl1ai so S New. z. 30
2O0 Bodie. ! ~ zoo = New. % 500 Union: .255
100 .........l / 200 EXchO 49,. ~ 200 -. , 40
lOU Bullion. = W. 100 Il d e.. zoo 100 Utah 70
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Bankers sight drafts, 81 SO; baakers' sixty-day
bills 81 S6Ia.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RUSS HOUSE

NJ 80 ilOO
G W Rector, Ukiah IFR
Il Ludwig. Santa Rosa + Ha
L Grimes q W, San Jose j +
Il L Bouckow u ", Fruto c A
I j Crane d W. Yolo MRS
I A Ley. YolO KIP
j V Merle, Haywards CR
X DonneTwlrth. SacTame w j
W Dunnerwirtn. Davis w II
e Z Birning. Davis iHC.
A C Maye. Modesto A Ba
J L Holiday, Ukiah G b
q w Crystal, Nacaville Mrs
L c Crow der, Sacramento w c;
Il & Handy, Sacramento J c {
} Maris, Crescent City g A
j Hildreth, Santa Cruz j r
G w Crown, Eureka J Ii.
J I Mclean, California JV
f + Cook, California ID Al
G l. Woods. San Jose JRo
Il q Miner, California A C.
l. Mess, California HR
} Anderson, Oakland lie Ba
+ Ii burrows. Winters
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Sun AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed ny THoMAY
TENNENT, ChrOnOmeteP and Ins5rument
Maker. IL Market street
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English Wheat Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 27-The spot market is active
ard higher at as lid. Caysoes are irm at 40s for
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New York Exchange. zoe for sight drafts and
soc for Geographic.
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BOARD SALES

Following were the sales yesterday In the San
Francisco Stock Board: - ~ ~
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~ De.
+ X Glover, Cisco
+ Hanlon. Los Angeles
j + Mcintyre, San Jose
c A Aldrich " W. Ukiah
Mrs W Clark, Eureka
X T Plowman, Boise
Q X King a W, Denver
w j MEG uire. Walia Wall
w ii Bentley, GrandMead
Ii G McCabe, Santa Cruz
A Bacigalupl. Amador
G Il katIo IL W, Amador
Mrs I Il French, Geyservi
w Cameron. Milpitas
j c Campbell, Mexico
q A Baker. Bakersfield
J II Barnett, Hydesyille
} H'irwn & W, Cal
j V Salmon, Lathrop
ID Abbott. New Ham pshir
j Robertson, Santa Clara
A c Carter, California
II r Bowman. Winters
l. Baker, " inters
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Fine Silver.
,table at 97c = ounce.
New York Exchange.

Mexican Dollars.
Qnotable at 771a@781ac.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.


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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN sTEAllEAs.

Dates OF Departure From seu Francisco.
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HOTEL.
b + Shay & w, Chicago
} Bates. CopperOpolis
ID Jones, Sacramento
Il Ryan, CaliStOga
X ID Kelly, San Diego
W Is King, Fresno
w Smith, Woodland
Z Wilson, Sonoma
w $ I'M. Portland
- ) Williams, San Jose
ID Black. San jose
j II Mcleod, Ashland
II kohler, New York
w j Shelly. New YORK
j I Watson Il w, StaCruz
w L Wilson, Santa Cruz
H b Adams, Gilroy
j Henderson. Sacto
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N HOTEL.

~ Dickinson, Sonoma
L Hughes, Fresno
+ Dor1ey, Maryland
J Adams. Petaluma
J Macintosh, Santa Rosa
q Hurry, Brentwood
Z Jones, Nacaville
f Harrison, Los Angeles
L Z II Pope, New York
IL c g Hunt, Livermore
I TOrpey, Rio Grande
j wills, Tacoma
V Harrison, Wadsworth
T Robinson, Bakersfield
W j LAWYER, Oakland
5 g Clarkson. Chicago
NJ Flynn, Milwaukee
j Watson, Alameda
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ANOTHER RECORD BROKEN.

Captain Seabury and Chief Engineer Fer
guson of the steamer China expect TO make
the voyage to Japan and China and return
to San Francisco in eight weeks. Hereto
fore the regular trip has taken ten weeks.
CAPTAIN E. Smith has been appointed to
the command of the steamer Newport.
The crew of the man-0f-war San Fran
cisco at Mare Island have issued challenge
to the United States ship Alert for race in
whale-boats over distance of three miles
for $1,000 side. The def was accepted by
the AlertS, and a great race is expected.
The date has not yet been decided on.
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