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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-17
snIPpING INTnLLiG eNCls.
Arrive T..


Arrived.
SATURDAY Ju'y IS
. stmr Whitesboro, johnson, 10 hours fom CieOne;
Br stmr Grandholm. Mason, 10 hours from San
Jose de Guatemala; 2142 bags coffee, 10 Z L G
stmr oregon POLICEMAN. 63 hours from Portland
via astoria 4S hours, pass and mdse, 10 Union Pa
Cleared.
SATURDAY, July Is
Perkins Il Co.
Bark Enoeh Talbot Rice, Seattle; George & D,t-
rick.
Sailed.
SATURDAY, July is.
Stmr state OF CaifoT MIA. AcNley. Astoria
Stnr Eureka, Smith. san Pedro.
Stmr Cleone, Miller westport
Bktn Tam o. shanter. Patterson shoaIwater Bay
ship Jabez Howes. Henry. New YORK
Ship Oriental. Parker y Xnaimo.
Schr John Mccullough Nelson Siuslav River
Schr Mary BidweII. Jansen
Domestic Ports.
NEWPoRr-Arrived July l6-stmr South Coast,
sEATTLE-Arrived July l6-Schr Vega. hence
EUREKA-Arrived July lo-sehr Sparrow. hence
July Z.
GRAYs HARBoR-Arrivsd July l5-Schr Nov.
Sailed July l5-schr Chas Faik, for San Fran
cisco; bktn Arago. for San Francisco.
Eastern Ports.
NEW YORk-Cleare& l5-Ship Iroquois for san
Francisco.
Foreign Ports.
July -d-bF snip I3luS,
San Francisco.
CoLoN-SaiIed July 1s-Stmr City OF Para, FOR
New York
AcAPULCo-saiIed July I4-stmr City of sgd
neY, for Panama.
InlpOrtatfouS.
LA LIBERrAD-Per Br stmr GrandhoIm,- 50 bgS
coffee
Acauta-s97 bags coffee
san JoSe-12lS bags coffee
CoaSlgnees.
Per Grandholm-Goldtree Bros: Oliver & Co. J r
Wright; Fredericksburg Brewing Co: E l. g Steele
81 Co; Sperry 4 Co; Dieckmaa & Co. J. K LaStrrto:
LYMAN Bros Urruella 4 UFioSte: Cabrera Roma
& Co; Eugene de Saba & Co.
Per 0regon-Utatsop Mill Co: Wetmore Bros: n W
Pierce; Bissinger s Co; NJ Il Monaghan; Lowenherr
Co; Morgan Oyster Co; Murphy, Grant Il Co; II
Heyneman; Levi Strauss Co; Hume Il Hart:
w George; Paladini; w ellis. Fargo * Co; : Kosh-
land 4 Co Allen & Lewis; ChrisIy Il Wise; + z Nc
Lennon; j LelSt 4 Co; Moore. Ferguson a Co: Il
HilenS Il CO.. John Ziegenbein & Co. san Jose Fruit
Co: Whittier, Fuller 4 Co; Nj Soleman & Co; c r
Weber; Golden Gate Plaster Co: NJ OSheurne 4
Go; kohier Van Bergen; Crown Paper Co: : y
Chemical Works; Durham. Carrigan n Co: Pae pm
Co; Chas Harley Il CD; Cert. Schioss & Co: Hoffman
q Alexander; Z Coates; NeusIadter Bros; Pursct, 4
HASKELL; Willamette Pulp 4 Paper Co; Cal Sheen
Casing Co; Greenbaum, W ell Il Michae!s; Kulna6
Saiz X Co. Esoerg. Baehman il Co; American Fish
Co: ArmeS DailaIn; Langley & Mtehaels; J Il kss-
sing: Brown Bros 81 Co; Giusti Antoni: c III VIII
cox; IngugI1a; Camiilonl X Co; Spring Valley
W ater Co.
For Late Shipping hlteutoeacs Second Page
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barn of playhouse. but rather theater OF
moderate proportions, dainty and cosy In
the extreme, with seating accommodations
for about 1000 people, and perfect gem.
The front on Broadway will be feature,
the entire width OF the lot excepting space
for pillar blocks and columns. being taken
up with magnificent Roman arch, tlanked
upon either side by two handsome fiuted
columns with Ionic capitals. The arch opens
into foyer Of unique design, and thence 10
the auditorium in the rear. The corridor
which leads TO the foyer will be 40 feet
in length and 81 feet in height. This
Will be OF byzantine design, with oriental
decorations in stained-giass mosaic and
paintings. The foyer viii be furnished in
rich upholstery, with a grand piano and
open CRATE fires.
The parquet floor of the auditorium will
be arranged in three divisions ana viii have
seventeen rows Of orchestra chairs, with
f0ur aisles. Alongside, fronting on For
tieth street, VIII be a ladies' parloT, 14x2l
feet In size, While an entrance VIII be ar
ranged on the same side, where carriages
may empty their occupants close to the
building. The balcony and gallery will each
have eight rows of chairs. while each floor
will be provided with parlor and smoking
rooms.
From the balcony and gallery Oh the For
tieth-street side OF the building viii be iron
stairWays, firmly anchored into the thick
brick walls. These will be used in fair
| weather IS ordinary exits, bnt are mainly
designed as escapes 10 case Of danger. The
Office OF the stage manager Will be located
on FOTtieth street, with an entrance on that
side, and alongside of which Will also be the
entrance TO the stage aud the stars dress
ing-rOom, next to which in lire are the gal
lery entrance and ticket-Office.
The stage will be 81 feet wide and 30 feet
in depth. There will be Is dressing rooms
between the gallery and orchestra floors.
The interior decorations have not yet been
decided on and probably will not be until
Mr.. Hayman returns to this city, about A u
gust l. The new theater has been leased to
Mr.. Charles Frohman for a period of &c
years, and as soon as finished his stock
company viii occupy it. The first two
stories of the structure will be of stone aud
the remainder of brick with terra-cotta
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Judge T routt has granted John w. Egap a
cruelty. VI
Judge Slack telegraphed yes erday from Cor
onddo, where he Is spending his vacation tnat
ne WIN De mere 10 open court on the 25th instead
OF the 18th, as Intended.
Judge Lawler Of the Superior Court will open
his department this week ana tomorrow,
wednesday and Friday nights will be set 10 hear
appli cations for citizenship
Satisfaction was filed yesterday In the Su-
perlor Court OF the payment OF the Judgment for
S5O,OOO, WITH $SSSS 81 added interest of
George j. Smith against Whittier Fuller & Co.
aillrined few days ago by the Supreme Court.
vladimir Artsimovitch, the Consul. General of
Russia, has peitioned for letters In the estate of
.. LloDerg. who died at sea on the 2lst OF july
1891, on board the schooner Elnora. Sjoberg Is
believed to have left money In the San francisco
Savings Union.
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MEDICAL DIPLOMAT II. S, City. The
@. c. has before answered you that one
must be a graduate OF some recognized
medical college to obtain diploma or GER
tidcate. The question whether you are Of
one school or another or propose to be a
specialist OF follow general practice has
nothing 10 do with the subject.
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GIVEN TO HIS RELATIVES.
A SAP, 900 Estate Bequeathed to Sa
FrancIseaDs.

A s42,o0 Estate Bequeathed to San
FrancIsceDs.
j. Fisher Smith, who died in London,
England, on the 30th of April, 1892, left en-
estate here valued at 900. namely: $4,000
on deposit, bonds and securities; outside
lands of the value Of $1,000, a 50-vara lot
at the southeast corner OF Cough and Turk
streets, $4,000. and other real estate of the
bate bears date of November 90, 1883, and
the c0dicil OF March II, 1892. At the time
OF making the will The testator was Of Bos-
ton, Mass. aud manager lin London OF the
New York Life Insurance Company. The
document directed division Of the proceeds
Of the estate between his nephews, Aurelius
i. and George II. Buckingham, a sister,
Ellen Proctor Church (their mother and her
two daughters. The cOdicn appointed one
Of the niecPs an additional trustee The
executors and legatees are residents Of this
n
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1t Is Being Built by Al Hayman on
Broadway, New York.
New ork World.
Up on Broadway, near the corner Of
Fortieth street, wOrkmen have been busy
for some weeks excayating a huge cellar
covering fully half an acre Of ground. The
building is to be a theater. and, in fact, one
of the handsOmest ever erected in this city.
1t viii be known as the Empire, and is be-
ing built by Mr. Frank w. Sanger and al
Hayman at a cost of $3.50. 600.
The Broadway front shown herewith is
narrow and will be five stories in height
The plans, as prepared bY Architects John
B. McElfatriek d Sons, do not show huge
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GINGER CHAMPAGNE.
Non-AIcohOIic.

A perfect Summer beverage prepared
after our own special formula from the
waters of the famous "ManitOu" effer-
vescent spring, with al absolutely pure
Ginger Extract obtained direct from the
root. 1t is most delicious and eXhila-
rating beverage, and being heavily
charged with natural gas taken from the
"ManitOu" Spring, it sparkles for hours
after being uncOrked. The sale of this
article is increasing very rapidly on its
merits. 1t is superior to the ordinary
Ginger Ales for all purposes that that
article is used for. Try the ''ManitOu"
Ginger Champagne once and you will use
it always.
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The Hallway Mail Service.

Tie Superintendent of the Hallway Mail
Service in this city has received from the
Second Assistant Postmaster General a
copy Of his answer to the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway Company in defense
of the policy of the Government in imposing
fines upon railroad companies for their fail
ure to maintain their schedules of mail ser
vice. The Assistant Postmas ter General
says 1t should be understood that the trans
portation OF the mails has become as much
matter OF schedule as the train service
itself on railroads
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Caleuttas are weak at 7G9714c; Wool Bags
36G 3Sc.
CORDA6E-Pure Manila Rope Is QuotabIe at Sc
y 10; 12-thread. 13I2c: q and thread, lie: Bale
Rope, 13G 3L2c; mixed Manila Bale Rope, ll12e;
Grapevine Irvine. 13o In balls and coils: Hop Irvine
l2f2c; Lathyarn, lie; Stsa ana Duplex rope, lie
12-thread, lllac; and do, l2c; Duplex Bale
rope, 1O1Sc; Sisal Bale rope, 1O@1012c; Duplex
Hop Twlne 101ae; Grapevine Irvine, balls or coils,
1lLac; Lathy arm, 9Iac q 10.
SALMOS-AIaskan Fish. 81 1o69l 1914 for King,
81 05@1 OLA for Red and Sl@l OLE . dozen for
Silver
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash; Cube, Crushed. Powdered
ana Fine Crushed, all 55sc q 10 Dry formulated
49se; Magnolia, 49sc; Extra c, 41ac; Golden G.
4sse: D. 4l4c q 10; half. bblS, lac than bbls.
aud boxes 1ac
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The BTadstreet Mercantile Agency reports g
failures the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the week ending yesterday compared with
Ii for the previous week and Is for the CORE
sponuing week OF 1891
The failures Tor the past week are divided among
the trades follows; general stores, 2 grocers,
2 dry goods, manufactures OF windmilis, boots
and shoes, manufacturer of ventilatoTs, lumber,
! sawmill, ! restaurant, i fancy goods, ! produce
and l Photographic materials.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
zz2lyzzLiylalN
TABLE WATER.

One of the remarkable features of
these waters is the amount of FREE
CARBONIC ACID GAS they contain, the
bubbling of which can be heard many
feet away. A glaSsful Of water dipped
from the spring has ALL THE EFFER-
TESCENCE of the best brands of cham
payne. Herein lies its GREAT VIRTUE
AS A TABLE WATER.
This peculiar and lasting effervescence together with
its other mineral properties, acts most EXCELLENT
APPETIZER. and remedy for INDIGESTION OR DYS
PEPS1A and as curative for many other ailments.
These waters bottled JUST AS THEY FLOW FROM
THE EARTH. AND SOLD IN BOTTLES ONLY EVERY
BOTTLE IS PUT UP AT THE SPRING; therefore our
customers be assured that what they receive is the
PURE MINERAL SPRING WATER
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AISCELLANEOUS
THE WHITE House!
The Largest Retail Dry Goods Store t IL City.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
Special Bargains!
Special Bargains!

o-S BLEACHED DAMASK NAPKINS, 81 so per
Dozen good value at 50 rs.
ga BLEACHED DAMAsK NAPKINS So per Dozen
60-ineh UNBLEACHED TABLE DAMAsK, 45e per
yard. reduced from 65e per yard.
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, csc and 75c per
yard, reduced from Soc and 81 per yard.
Special value In BLEACRED AND UNBLEACHED
TABLE DAMASK, 81 per yard.
Large lot OF BLEACHED DAMASK TABLE
CLOTHS, 21a yards long. 81 TO- good value at
SO so each
4 lot OF very fine TABLECLO1HS, 215 yards long
81 each. reduced from S5 ana So.
Splendid values in HUCK TOWELS, IS, 81 and
81 SO per dozen.
Special bargains in BATH TOWELS, 25c, 371sc
and 50e each.
Scr Mail Orders Solicited Samples Sent Ap-
pleation. Goods Sent Free to suburban Towns.
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men sprang upon him. One Slashed lin in
the right arm with knife, while the other
knocked him down with bottle. The
robbers then took 60 80 from Mohomats
pockets, the proceeds Of the nights sale of
tamales, and fled. The uDlucky vender
made his way to the Receiving Hospital and
vas treated for a slight knife wound and a
battered scalp.
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Knhler's Death Accidental,

An inquest was held yesterday in the case
OF William III. Kahler. the young man who
was killed Friday morning by falling from
the fence on the Fourteenth-street side of
Woodward's Gardens. A verdict of acct
dental death was returned by the Jury.
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Took Opium Into Prison.

Fook Wah Tong visited a Mongol friend
in the County Jail yesterday morning. He
carried in two bottles of opium pills con-
cealed in package of tobacco. When the
drug was discovered Chief Jailer Hadeler
arrested Tong and locked him up in the
Civ Prison
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The steamer North Fork sails to-day for Hum
boldt Bay. The City OF Picking falls due from
China and Japan, Costa Rica from Departure Bay
Pomona from Humboldt Bay, Hattie Gage from
Eel River, Crescent City from Crescent CITY Mich-
River.
Tomorrow the Colima sails for Panama walIa
Nalia for Victoria and Puget sound, Emily for
Coos lay and Corona from san Diego. The " IL
lamette Valley falls due from YaQuina Ray. Los
southern coast.
The ship John Mcdonald, 2l72 tons. loads mer-
chandise for New York.
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Public Lands surxnr.

Captain E. f. Dickens of the Geodetic
Survey left yesterday afternoon for Hum
b0ldt County to continue the work OF the
survey by trlangulation Of the public land )
in that district a party of II men from
this city will join him early ~ the week
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CHICAGO. July I6.-Porter Bros. Co. sold to-day
two carloads OF California fruit Early Crawford
Peaches 81 1901 95, nale's Early Peaches 81 So,
Bartlett Pears SO 2O6D3 IS. Porter Bros Co. of
New York sold one carload of fruit Bartlett Pears
81 5094, peaches 81 05eGl So Peach PIums
81 STAGE 75. Purple Duanes So 37iz612 so, WASH
sun AND TIDE TABAE.
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NEW YORK. July 15.-The stock market broke
the record In point of dizziness to-day transaction
being only slightly over 10000 shares. The temper
firm throughout, however, and slight gains
shown at the close in a number OF stocks.
Governments duh PetroIeuin-No sales.
NEW YORK. July l5.-United States Bonds. AS
III; do. rs. 100; Northern Pacific. 2O1s: Cana
dian Pacihc, s05s: Central Fachc. 30: Union Pa
cine. 375A; Atchsou ana Santa re- 1914; Wells
Fargo. l44: Western Union. 931a SILVER, S65sc:
Sterling. - S71aet4 80
wheaI-September. 1880 Flour. steady. Coffee.
SIT go sugar, IA 10 31sc Hons Paelnc
Coast. lsd2ic. Hides. l3c COpper-LaKe. Sl1 35.
Tln-spot. s2l 10. Lead-Domestie. 81 10. Iron
SIG. Petroleum, -.
HOPS
Bops-very quiet. Holders high demands are
Checking trade. Good Pacifes are selling to
brewers al about 23c.
CANNED AND DRIED FRUIT
Canned and California Fruits, well dried
are held firmly more less advance on the
opening prices or the season. but to the present
local jObbers more interested In realizing on
Ola goods than placing additional orders for the
new PACK ApricOts are buoyant but jobOers are
buying fruit moderately.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar-Quiet and unchanged.
Coffee - Quiet; prices with nominal slight
changes Sales 5000 bags. July, August and Sep
TENDER, $ll 30.
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SAN Francisco ,reat Mark,s.

wholesale rates from saughterers TO dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality. 612c with few fine bull
locks at &c. second quality Sc; third do, 31a@4jac.
vEAL-Large. sos Lac; small Calves. 69S7c,
MUTTON-wethers SL5c: Ewes, Sc.
LAMB-SprinG, 9I5e@l0e q 10
PoRk-Live Hogs, 56S5 I4e p 10 for heavy hard
graill-fed; 1aQ55sc for light average do; stock
Hogs, 41a@4s4c dressed do, 71aQSbac q ID
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Nor A NATIVE SOM. c., City. One
born out of this State cannot, according 10
the laws of the order. become member Of
the Native Sons of the Golden West.
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HE'LL GATE-J. C. H.. City. The de-
struction of Hallet's Point in He'll Gate,
New York harb0r. was accomplished on
September "a. 1876, aud Of Flood Rock on
Octnher 10. 1881
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NEW YORK HERALD-C. II, D., City.
There are no holders of stock In the New
York Herald. 1t is the sole property OF
James Gordon Bennett
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COMMERCIAL RECORD

SATURDAY EVENING, July l6.
SUMMARY or THE MARKErS
Wheat. Barley and Oats unchanged.
Large yellow Corn higher.
Rye steadily held
Heavy receipts OF Hay.
Beans unchanged.
Potatoes aud Onions steady.
Butter firm.
Eggs unchanged.
Poultry weak and nominal
Peaches, Figs ana ApIicots firm.
Dried fruit firm.
Grain Bags weak.
Eastern Hams firm.
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Robbed a TamaIe-p.ddl.r

Footpads are again operating in the Latin
quarter. John Mohomat. a tamale-peddler.
was passing through Pinkney alley shout
$3.50 O'Clock yesterday morning when two
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-17

CoPYRIGHT-L. d. @, City. Original
drawings and paintings may be copyrighted
if the originator is of the opinion that such
a course is necessary to protect him fnan-
oil
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-17

ing generally one born on the high seas is
native of the country the flag or which the
vessel flies. But there are various consid-
erations which may except him from the
general rule.
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Chic GO Markets.

CHICAGO. July 16.-Wheat opened unchanged
and fuctuated within range of u e; the market
was excessively dull throughout, and closed
steady at Ac lower. Receipts. "a 900 bushels;
shipments, 1u4, 900 bushels. Rye, $50 Barley
soc.
CHICAGO. July l6.-wheat-Cash 77ysc Corn
4S3sc. PORK - ll rs. Lard-S7 12I1 Ribs
81 SO. Whisky-$l lb
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No SUCH WoRD-M. II. s.. City. There
is no word III the English language as
"pedacure." meaning "a person who
doctors the feet"
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THEY ARE CoLLECrEBLE-E. O., Ocean
View, Cal Notes given by you in Maine,
if the claim is not outlawed, are eollectible
IN this State where you have property.
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A SPLENDID THEATER.

ROBERT Z. LEE-C. b., Willapa, Wash.
Robert +. Lee died on October - 1870.
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DAVIS BROTHERS.
' 7t8 MARKeT ST aso-<
" 1874 MARkt1 ST.
Shining Notes

inGton PIums - rs, Tragedy Prunes So 25A2 o5
Peach Apricots 81 SO, Bulgarian Prunes 81 10.
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BARGAINS
Hosiery and Underwear

1 case GENTS MERINO SOCKS, marked
down from 35c to 29c pair.
1 case GENTS SEAMLESS SOCKS, extra
strong, at DC pair.
l lot GENTS SEAMLESS BALBRIGGAN
SHIRTS at 25c and 35c EACH worth three
times the price asked for them.
% dozen GENTS OUTING SHIRTS, at 35c
each.
80 dozen GENTS MADRAS CLOTH OUT
ING SHIRTS. soc each.
80 dozen FINE CHEVIOT OUTING
SHIRTS, at 75c each.
90 dozen BOYS AND YOUTHS OVER
SHIRTS, reduced to Soc and SOC each.
1 case GENTS FANCY STRIPED ME-
RINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
taped seams, silk facings and pearl but
tons, reduced to one-third Of their value;
for this sale 40c each.
$50 dozen CENTS UNLAUNDRIED
SHIRTS, fine quality and all sizes, at
soc each.
40 dozen GENTS SATIN-LINED SCARFS
aud Four-in-HaDds. latest styles. regular
soc goods, at 25c each.
1 case CHILDRENS FAST BLACK
HOSE, seamless. ali sizes, at l2Re
pair.
80 dozen LADIES FAST BLACK HOSE,
tull finished, value for 25c; for this sale.
12hc.
eases LADIES' SEAMLESS JERSEY
VESTS, reduced to 10c and 15c each.
SPECIAL.
l case GENTS CAMELS-HAIR SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS, reduced from 81 %
TO 75c each.
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Rank CIearinrs,
New York Markets.

Local bank clearings last week were sl7.47s, 22s
against $l9, O5O, 2O2 Tor the same week last year
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BLANKETS,

100 pairs 1914 GRAY BLANKETS, marked
down to 81.
2i0 EXTRA HEAVY BLANKETS,
marked down to 81 80.
1876 ia HEAVY FAMILY WHITE
BLANKETS, marked down from 81 80
TO 81 80
124 pairs ia EXTRA HEAVY WOOL
BLANKETS, positively worth So 80.
at IS 80.
600 pairs ALL-WOOL EXTRA WEIGHT
BLANKETS at half price, viz. 81 30.
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Computed by THOMAS TENN EvF Chronomscs- an.
Instrument Maker, California scress
Sim of rho WODden Saitor
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Portland,s Business.
Fxchanve and BulIion

PORTLAND. Or. July l6-Clearances. s34l, 900;
balances Se5, 900.
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Housekeeping Goods S.!

All the great bargains in this line adver-
tised last week will be continued with ad-
ditional items, thus presenting to every
housekeeper, restaurant and hotel pro-
prietor chance TO procure an ample sup
ply of these goods at less than actual pro-
duetion prices
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lie Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter: july
rs 5Isd: August. is 7S4d: September 6s Esd;
october. 6s Sd; November, 6s 724d; December.
Gs 734d
SECuRITIFS
LONDON. July 16.-Consols. 90 1916 Silver
3SS4d: Rentes, 9Sf 6212c. Bullion into Bank OF
England, f.
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AsBEsTos-C. S. A, Dos Cabezas Ariz.
Asbestos will bring all the way up to 500
and S25 per ton. The fbrous asbestos is
woven into parehment-like substance and
Is used for roofing, covering OF boilers and
curtains in theaters because resisting fire.
UNDER THE PLACE ID r Civ SNAIL
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COURT NOTES.

hokNIN1 sALE9
Board-30 Cal Electric Light, 1871; 30 do tx
Street-25 Bank OF California 26l
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English whea. Market.
FUTURH

LIVERPOOL. July l6.-The spot market Is steady
at IS ia. CaTgoes are steady at 33s Sd for of
coast 3sS Sd Tor Just shipped and SIS Cd nearly
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THE H0NEsrEAD-T. T. p, Riverside,
Cal. ~ The homestead is not uncondition-
ally exempt from execution or forced sale
Tor debt in the sense you convey In your
query. % The homestead may be selected
aud claimed in this State not TO exceed
S5cVo III falue oy any head OF family. and
not exceeding $1,000 in value by any other
person.
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QUILTS.

lot EXTRA HEAVY CROCHET
QUILTS, reduced from 81 IS to 81.
lot EXTRA FIRE ENGLISH MAR
SEILLES QUILTS. worth So 80. at 81
lot PA EXTRA FINE ENGLISH MAR
SEILLES QUILTS, magnificent de-
signs, marked down from So to IS.
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IOAID SALES.

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