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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-12-17
WALNUT GROVE, MINI.

WALNUT GROVE, Mion.,
Feb. 18th, 1891.
r. N. GULLICK:-My brother had a
son who had rheumatism very bad. He
paid out ab"u: $25 for remedies that
did not help him. sent him bottle
OF Diamond Oil Liniment and three
applications cured him. I think the
Diamond Oil Liniment is all O. K.
N. v. WAY
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-12-17

We have q fresh stock of Lumber
throughout. Call and examine before
buying AEON FORBES.
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Rev. II. p. Cory will preach in The.
Fellows school house, in Elk town.
ship. next Sunday At 3 80 p. N.
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Look out for the finest line Of holi-
day candy, ct the restaurant Of
l8-lt TOWNER & LEWIS.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-12-17

BE sure to notice the advertisement
of the Pionee. Press in another COL
umu.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-12-17

COVER RowDMAN-By Rev. VIM. NJ.
Bear, Dec. II, 1T the Western Hotel.
IL Warrington, Fred Cover and
e Miss Mari" n"wd"a". All q Mobiles
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The annual Offering for the cause Of
the Freedmen will be taken at the Pres
byterian church on next Sunday morn.
ing.
On Saturday next Superintendent
Mcguire will be n Wo thin ton for
the purpose Of olAing u teachers
meeting. All should xt,' nd.
A letter received by Mrs. s. Gibson,
of Worthingt0D, announces that Hon.
J. 7. Moulton is lying very sick ut the
residence Of his daughter, Mrs. &. J.
SmallwOOd, in Omaha. This will te
heard with deep regret by Mr.. Moul.
toms many friends at home.
Nor1cE.-The undersigned having
put III Feed Mill, located on Second
Ave., by lake shore, are now prepared
to grind all kinds Ut iced, which We III
fer IN exchange for grain Ut all kinds.
" i'll keep Ground Feed on hand vt ali
tunes. l7t2* LARSON Il JOHNSON.
r. D. Su'zar, the efficient Sunda,
sch"ol organizer of the Mankato Pres
bytery, was in Worthington on Sat ur-
day. On Sunday afternoon he con
Quoted religious services at Brewster,
where, aided by Father Wales and Miss
Russell, he will hold gospel meetings
during the present week.
We call your attention to the partial
list, elsewhere III this issue, of Holiday
Goods displayed At the drug store of
Warren & Humiston. For the CON-
plete list call upon them and 10 shown
through the largest and most COM
plete line ever opened in Southwestern
Minnesota. Every body invited to look
their stock over. Go early and Obtain,
An excursion ticket. BY 40 doing you
get special rates and choice of goods
before stock ia broken. 2
MONEY LOAN
From one to ten years.
as Gro. J. DAY.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-12-17

Mrs. Robert McCune left last Friday
To visit her mother, ut Dundee, Michi-
gan.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-12-17

A land contest case WAS tried before
F. A, Stevens, clerk of Mobiles County
District Court, between Alvin II.
Bloom and Sherman leidle0aueh.
The attorneys representing the parties
are J.. A. Town, Of Worthington, and
Mr.. I4ammers, Of Heron Lake.
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One thousand pounds Of candy to be
distributed 1t the resraursnt Of =
lS-1t TOwNER & LEWIS.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-12-17

Miss Minnie Si,attuck left on We'd
nesday for Minneapolis to resume her
studies in music.
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W. Ager, Of Rushmore, Mimi, offers
for sale $50 full blood and high grade
Shropshire young ewes. A bargain for
any one wanting to'start in the sheep
business. 16-2tx
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-12-17

Mr.. F. q. Martin, late Of the Worth
ington Globe, will begin the publica
tion OF u new paper at st. Anne, Ill.
about tho beginning of the new year.
| We wish Mr.. Martin success in his en-
/ 70
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Mr.. Il. G. Common, of the Worthing
ton Hotel, returned from Mankato
last Sunday.
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THURSDAY. December u.
Observation-Disclosures TRAIN.

THURSDAY, UeCemDer w.
Observation-Disclosures TRAINS
CHICAGO ,sr. PAUL, MrNrEAPolAs OMAHA n.y.
10. ,rAssExoER.
Leave Minneapolis 1T <d:., M ~,
i.,syo WOrthingtOn At 2:SI NJ
Arrive ut Sioux City At DIV ~
GOING WHIST No. 37AssESeEk
k H. :: s :: %s::ss:! {: a; +
1rrive At Sioux City ~ 49,
DOING EAsr-No. pAssExoA
Lave Sioux City at s:x H.
Leave Wo:shingtOn It ~: ~, " ~ ~
Arrive at Minneapolis at ~
GOING DAsr-No. 4 PAssExesR.
xrriys Al Wilmington at li:M N:
Arrive at Minneapolis ut ':'S NJ
AccoA aoDArloS.
caves Worthinston At E:'o Ill.,
Leaves WoEthington 1t ':'o ~
SIOUX FALLS LINE.
GOING EAs1-rAssENoER no. TO-
Ls.vos sioux Falls 1t ~, s:% = . ~ III
1rrives.t worthington ut n:'' "''
GOING wIsr-pAss8NaER NO. 10.
Lave, Worthington at TX ~. ~,
Arrive at Sioux Falls o'' r. ~
Nes;-Leaye Worthinxton l?; nn n, ~
BAst-Arrivea at WOrthinHton INV - ~
%dl[]kl3RR!N||Ek&gI nEZ,
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SNOW EDIN.

Jno. W. Rowen, Of Dies Moines, Ia. i.
whileSnow bound ut Carroll, Iowa,
through exposure contracted a severe
cold. After several useless trials Of
various remedies he purchased bot~
tie of Cubeb Cough Cure. and says the
cure was magical, and after taking
two doses he could breathe freely, and
enjoy \ good sleep that night uniis-
turbed. Another case is on record
where lady had not slept more than
one or two hours 4 night for months,
who after useing only one bottle, was
well and happy. Sold by Warren l.
HumistOn. Dec.
English, SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or CalIoused Lumps and
Bl+mishes from horses, Blood Spavins,
Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring Bone,
Stiles, Sprains, all Swollen Threats,
Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one
bottle, Warranted the most wonder
full Dlemish Cure ever known. Sold BY
e. ". Smith, Druggist, Worthington,
MINI. 1871
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HQDllS[0l,
Druggists.
Xmas
Cards.
Books
In Sets,
Gift
Juveniles,
Celluloid
Novelties,
Handkerchief
And
Glove
Cases,
Toilet
Cases.
Photograph
Autograph
Scrap
Albums,
Cases.
Perfumes,
Violius,
Guitars,
Accordions,
Harmonious,
Smoker
Sets,
Cigar
Cases,
Shaving
Sets,
Collar
Boxes,
Dressing
Gases,
Boxes,
Pocket
Books,
Florence
Brushes,
Mirrors,
Bottles,
Mugs,
Cups,
Sauccrs,
Photo
Frames,
Games,
PArcheesi,
Nalma.
Chival'y.
Kick,
Authors,
Checkers,
Dominoes,
Snap
Dragon,
Tiddledy
Winks,
Wooden
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Fancy boxed paper, note size, frs
class paper. with Worthington heading,
"a sheets and - envelopes to the box,
at % cents per box, at
&! " SMTTuss
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-12-17

Man is often deceived 10 the age Of =
woman by her gray hair. Ladies, you
can appear young and prevent this
grayness by using Halls Hair Re
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-12-17

The annual Offering for the cause OF
the Freedmen will be taken at the Pres
byterian church on next Sunday morn
ing.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-12-17

Mr.. Olof Degn has made connection
with the water works system. and is
now able to accommodate his patrons
with one of the best livery and feed
stables in the county.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-12-17

Mr.. Manning Plotts gave = "tahy
| pull" party to bis young friends last
Friday evening, at his fathers resi-
dence. An enjoyable time was had.
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LOCAL.


Cu0eb Cough Cure-Ono minute.
DR.. Kenyon had ten new cases OF
the grip last Saturday.
AEON Forbes has hung out = sign:
Illinois coal for $3.50 per ton. ut
One thousand pounds Of candy to be
distributed At the restaurant OF
l8-lt TowNER & LEWIS.
Mrs. Vim. McKillopp left on Tues
day for Long Prairie, Todd county,
Mimi.
Look out for the finest line of holi-
day candy, at the restaurant Of
l8-1t TOWNER Il LEWIS.
For the accommodation Of the public
my store will be open every evening
until further notice.
l3-tf. Fl. NJ. PALM.
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On Saturday next Superintendent
Mcguire will be n Wo thin ton for
the purpose of olIing II teachers
meeting. All should att. nd.
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Rev. Fl. +. Cory Was vt Brewster,
last Tuesday when steps
were taken to organize q Presbyterian
church, at that place.
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=. One thousand pounds Of candy to be
distributed at the restaurant OF
l8.1t TOWNER 4 LEWIS. .
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Going NORTH -,
Mailer arrives At 80
doing SOUTH s.o . o.,
Nail leaves ." 80
GIANT MORRISON,
The morning call., 1891-06-07
ALONG THE RAIL.
Borrowing Coaches for the Cali.
fOrnia Railway.

General Manager Rank of the California
railway went to Fourth and Townsend
streets yesterday on very strange errand.
For the past week his company has
been advertising an excursion. II was not
expected that the affair would attract more
than few hundred people and for such a
number tie road has sufficient passenger
equipment. Yesterday morning to the con-
steTnatiOn of the officials it was learned that
a great many tickets had been sold, and that
the road could not accommodate the num-
Der of purchasers. The reputation of the line
was at stake ana council was called which
decided that cars must be had from some
source. ThereupUn General Manager Rank
went to Fourth and Townsend streets and
asked TO borrow twenty-f passenger
coaches for the occasion. The request was
granted.
The Office of the Raymond and Whitcomb
excursion agency in this city will close to-
morrow, and Agent Hutehlns will proceed
East over the Northern Pacific.
The changes in Southern Pacific time
schedules heretofore announced will go into
effect to-day. On the Pacific system the
branch road to San Ramon, at the foot of
the western side of Mount Diabln, will be-
gin operations, while many changes occur
in the Coast Division, including the first
Sunday excursion train to Monterey and
Del Monte.
Three members of the Interstate Com
MERGE Commission, Bragg, Knapp and Yea
Sey, arrived yesterday from the north.
Commissioner Morrison did not accompany
the committee to this city, but went TO Og-
den direct from Portland over the Oregon
short line
Agent Be Dell of the Pennsylvania Sys-
tenn has been notified that on aud after TO-
day the keystone express will be run be-
tween Chicago and New York daily. This
is a new vestlbuled train.
General Superintendent J. A. Fillmore of
the Southern Pacific arrived yesterday after
an extended tour of the Eastern States
Vice-President Stubs of the Southern
Pacific returned home yesterday from two
weeks trip to Spokane Falls.
The morning call., 1891-06-07
THE STOCK MARKET.

Despite the duness in Comstock shares during the
past week there was quite marked demand for the
leading shares yesterday, at an advance under
active sales. and Con. Cal. a Virginia rose TO
$ll 37I@. Van Wyck was heavy purchaser on the
early CALL taking most all the 100 shares placed
on record. Best & Becher also advanced to 81 20.
ophir TO So 1919 and Mexican to SO 25 In the
outside districts the Tuscarora mines the
favOrites advance being scored in Belle Isle to
soc, Ommonwealth Soc North Belle Isle 75e and
North Commonwealth 90c the market closing
strong and active at the noon adjournment.
NOTES
The annual meeting OF the Homestake Mining
Company will take place Tuesday.
The New Aimaden Quicksilver Company has de-
clared dividend OF "A per cent.
A. W. Barrows has been promoted to the secre-
taryshp of the Union Con- vice j. M. Burlington de-
ceased. Mr.. Barrows has been the assistant secre-
tary for the past thirteen years and the promotion
Is one well earned.
W. E. Sharon. Superintendent of several OF the
Gold BILL mines, arrived in the city Yesterday.
shipment of nine bars OF bullion, valued at
$37926, was received from the Con- Cal a Virginia.
making the t0tal to date on May account Sl72, 06S.
Silver showed no change yesterday. selling in
London at 4fs4 and In New York at 9734.
The California Electric Light Company has de-
clared dividend OF l5e, payable on the 10Th.
The Idaho Mining Company has declared diyi-
Local securities showed but little change yester-
day. Hawaiian Commercial declined from $5 6214
to SIS 20.
The weekly letters from the Qujotoas are as fol-
lows:
CrocKer-On the 44O-foot level crosscut west
the south drift and extended 10 feet all in quartz
some Of which shows considerable copper stain.
The crOSseut will be extended to the hanging wall
which SHOWS strong strata of ore on the surface.
PeeTess-DurlHg the week no change OF import
anee has occurred the south drift on the 600
foot level, the formation continuing about the
last reported the drift being all III quartz
showing some mineral through IT,
WedOn-Fair progress has been made since last
report in winze in the south drift from shaft /.
The bottom looks favorable and is producing some
of fair quauity.
Peer-Falr progress has been made during the
week in shaft l. which is down $50 feet, but the
shaft at this depth has become very close croSScut
west has been started, which in about 90 feet viii
reach the west bluff OF the mountain, atfOrding
good ventilation for further prospecting and facl
tatng the handling OF at this point. AS soon as
ventilation is attained drifting north and south
will be commenced this level to further pros
pect the ore and get in shape for stopping. On the
lO0-foot level. near the north line, the Slopes
furnishing a regular supply of good milling ore
with the breasts looking strong as they are ad-
vanced north and south and of good grade.
The morning call., 1891-06-07
HAND BALL.
Casey VIII Play Riordan According to
Terms Proposed.

Casey VIII Play Riordan According TO
Terms Proposed.
This afternoon the much talked-of game
between Hutchinson and Kelly will be de-
cided. The latter is giving his opponent a
handicap Of seven aces. Considerable bet
ting is being done on this match, Kelly sell
ing a slight fayorite
The proposed Olympic Club hand-ball
tournament will take place in August. The
committee which has the arranging Of the
tournament was unable to bring a sufficient
number Of players together 10 begin the con-
tests this month. Too many of the Olym-
plans are now rusticaung.
II. Armstrong. manager of the Union
HaBd-bail Court, has received a letter from
Phil Casey, the champion hand-bail player
Of the world, stating that if Riordan will
play the game he pTO -0sed some weeks ago
articles can be signed without further delay.
Casey further states that there are two
players in Brooklyn who would be only too
happy to meet the Californian for from
$1,000 TO $1,000 side.
In reply Armstrong says that Rordan is
not now ia a position to make match with
any Eastern player, as he has signed an
agreement and deposited forfeit to play a
match game against Wren and Dillon, best
three out Of five game. for 500 a side. The
men who will oppose the local champion are
two OF the best players on the Coast and the
interest in the match, which will take place
IN a few WEEKS, is considerable among the
hand ball fraternity. After the contest is
decided the court manager says that he will
talk business to Mr.. Casey and his Brooklyn
pr0teges.
The morning call., 1891-06-07
AT THE BUTTS.
The Preliminary Shoot for State Decora-
tiOns.

The Preliminary Shoot for State DecOra-
tiOns.
The Grutli Rifle Club will contest for
medals to-day at Schuetzen Park.
The shooting section of the Verein
Eintracht will shoot for medals to-day at
Schuetzen Park.
The California Schuetzen Club will also
hold its monthly medal shoot at Schuetzen
Park to-day.
The members Of Company D, Fifth In
fant-y, stationed in San Rafael. will shoot
for State decorations at Schuetzen Park to-
day.
The companies composing the First In
fantry Regiment will assemble at Shell
Mound Park to-day for the preliminary
shoot for State decorations. The marksmen
should endeavor TO make as high a score as
possible to-day, as the total OF both contests
will be taken for State decorations. The
final shoot will take place in September.
An answer has been resolved by the Sec
rotary of the California Schuetzen Club
team from Zettler Rife Club, in which the
date of the enthusiastically, September
5th-waS accepted as satisfactory, and the
match, fifteen men each, will take place on
that date. 1t now behO0ves the members of
the California Schuetzen Club team to prac-
tice diligently, so that when the event
takes place they will uphold the honor of
California craftsmanship and come out Of
the match victorious.
The morning call., 1891-06-07
THE GENERAL
FIELD OF SPORT.
ODGliIg The San ADdrGaS Lake to
Anglers
Olympic Clubs Invitation Field Day-A Big
Hand-Ban Match in Prospect-cOurs-
ing at Ocean View.

Owing to the small number of people who
witnessed the championship games, the
athletes feel rather indisposed to train as
they should for the invitation field day,
which IS booked for the 9th inst. Owing TO
the fact that free admiJtancs will be the
rule. a large gathering of spectators is
looked FOR.
Anglers viii be decidedly pleased to learn
that the san Audreas Lake, the great bass
center, will be opened to Waltanians on the
lsl Of July. Shore fishing only viii be the
order of the day, because only few boats
can be had, and these are the property Of
the Directors.
The season for doye-shOoting will COM
mence on the 1st proX As the s. covers" are
said to be quite numerous, sportsmen ex-
pect 10 score large bags.
A coursing meeting will be held to-day at
Ocean View
The morning call., 1891-06-07
CRICKET.

Pacilics VIII Play tho Lake County Club
on the 4th Prox.
To-day will be an off one with the cTick-
eters, no schedule games having been fixed
for The date. The Pacifcs have privately
arranged to play the Alamedas to-day The
association, in Tearranging its schedule,
will probably include this game in the pen-
nant series.
At meeting OF the Pacific Cricket Club,
on Thursday evening. it was agreed that
the club apply for membership in the Cali
fornia Cricket Association. BY this action
Of the Paeifcs the association will now in
clude all the local clubs. and will in future
represent the whole Of the San Francisco
cTicketeTs.
A letter has been received from the Victo-
ria (B. c. cTicketeTs by Captain Adam of
The Paciics, inviting the club to make a
tour TO Victoria and the adjoining cities
about July 18Th. Captain Adam will refer
the Nictorians to tie Californian AssOeia-
ton. There are probably many difficulties
In the way Of the tour, but if these could
lie surmounted trial'of strength between
the two cricket ceniers OF the Pacific Coast
would be decidedly interesting.
lie following four cricket curiosities are
not generally known:
ball which dismissed f. H. Decker at Der
lyshiie, delivered by II. Rotterdam sent the
bail distance OF 81 yards.
match was played al Bourne Park between
Kent and Surrey eleYeus 10 l773, for $4,000 q
side, when the latter team was victorious
For Gentlemen OF England VS.. NJ G. C.. at
Lords, 1913, Holden b0Wled at both ends
throughout the match
Wisdom took SIX Wickets with successive balls.
against twenty-five OF United States and Canada
80 1853.
The Paciics have accepted the Invitation
extended to them By the Lake County clubs
10 visit Lower Lake on JHly 4th. The city
team win leave San Francisco on the after
noon Of July I'd and is booked to arrive in
Lower Lake at midnight. Matches will be
played on the 4lh and 9Th, the stumps being
drawn on the latter day early enough to
enable the cricketers to reach Calist0ga by
midnight. There will be no difficulty in
raising team, as all who made toe trip last
year are looking forward 10 a repetition of
tie glorious time they then had.
The morning call., 1891-06-07
THE GUN.
The Season for Doye-Shooting VIII Open
on the First of the Month.

The Season for DoYe-Shooting VIII Open
on the FIRST of the Month.
The State of Ohio boasts OF $50 regularly
organized gun clubs and game protective as
s6ciations.
The Recreation Gun Club will hold its
monthly shoot to-day at Oakland Track.
Trapper Rice has secured a lot of strong
pigeons, which will place the club members
on their mettle.
According to the existing game law dove
shooting will not commence until the 1st
pToX The birds are now very plentiful in
some of the near counties, and there is fig
uring on some good sport when thu season
opens.
A disease has appeared among the grouse
in Ireland on the Dublin and Wicklow hills
and is destroying many of the birds. The
disease is not new TO sons portions of that
country. but heretofore birds in the localities
spoken Of above have been exempt from the
seourge, and the fact that it has now made
Its appearance there is creating considerable
alarm among sportSmen.
Reindeer meat has been placed on sale in
the markets of Hamburg, Germany, and the
demand exceeds the supply. The meat is
delicious and tender costs but Is cents per
pound, and arrangements are being made
to obtain regular supplies of beef from the
Arciic. The Germans are evidently taking
steps to supplant American hog products to
some extent.
The morning call., 1891-06-07
General Merehandise.

Bags. 3693Sc
COKDAGE-Manila Rope is quotable at l3c p
Rope. 12c p 10; binder Twlne. I3I5e; GrapeVine
Irvine, l3c in balls and coils: Hop Irvine, l2Iac;
LaJhyarn, lie. Quotations for the new process
Manila are: Rope, &c; 12-thread, TIse 6 and 9 do
sc; Duplex rope, &c; 12-thread. sIse: and 9 do
Toe; Bale rope, SC: Lathysrn 7c: Hop Irvine,
S42c; Grapevine Twine, balls or coils, Toe; Binder
Irvine, l0I2c y 10.
SALMON-So change to report. Alaskan Fish,
S712e@Sl O5 . Dozen according TO quality: British
Columbian, 81 3712Gl 421R q dozen Columbia
River Fish, 81 1901 90 p dozen.
SCGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed
Extra Powdered and Fine Crashed all 5Tsc = 10:
Dry Granuated, Sac; ConfeetI0nerS' A, 53sc:
Extra g, 412c; Golden C, 4L4c . 10; Bags l4e more
than bbis -
The morning call., 1891-06-07
PHILIP KENNEDY B CO.,
Southwest Corner Of Market and Fifth Streets.

quotable at 7l@c p 70: medium, &c ? 10; light,
SC; C0whideS, 5g512c; salted Kip dc; saited Calf
6@6Iac; dry Hides usual selection 9l@c: dry KIDS
&C; dry Calf, Sc; prime GoatsSIns. 4O950c each:
medium DO, 2o935e; small skins, 1O940c; Deer
thin. 20@25c; Sheepskins sheariings, l09 l0e
short wool, 3095Oc; medium. 65@90c; long WOOL,
SOc9$l 20 z 10. Culis OF all kinds about Is less
TALLOW-FaIr to good rendered. 334g4c; re-
hned. 5&s05S4c; Grease. 234@13c = %.
WOOL - Spring clips range follows: Choice
Northern 2OG22c; Southern years staple, lag &c
do seven months, l59l7c; FOothH and Middle
counties, lSe120c: Nevada, l5a lSc 3 D.
The morning call., 1891-06-07

No steamers announced to sail to-day. The
Newport falls due from Eel River, the Los Angeles
from Humboldt Bay, the Gipsy from the Salinas
River and the Areata from Coos Bay.
Tomorrow the Oregon sails for Portland, the
North Fork for Humboldt Bay. the Corona for San
Diego the Haytien Republic for Puget Sound, the
Arago for Coos Bay, and the Emily for Coos Bay
aud way ports.
The San Pedro fails due from Tacoma, the
Truckee from Mexico, the state OF California from
Portland and the Eureka from san Pedro
The ship NJ. T. trace. 1853 tons, loads merchan-
disc for New ork: schooner j. Nj. WeatherWax
1865 TONS cannery supplies for Alaska.
The westgate takes for Havre 81, S39 ctis Wheat
valued mt SIO6,673; Antiope. for Havre 54.624
etls &7b Qb5.