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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-08-27

wAvER4Y, WRIGHT COUNTY.
County Delegate, VIM. Quinn.
President, John Kelly; vice. president, +
Kelly; rec sec, Nolan; FIN sec, W. Walsh;
treasurer, C O'Hera: doorkeeper, j a O'Con-
nell; sergeant t-arms, Gib.in, il; ms sec,
e. Fl (,nllan.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-08-27

County Delegate. Rev EJ O.Connell:
Division No. 1, Madelia, Minn.-President
Thos Rooney; e.president. Jno Griffin; rec
sec, Q e Mccoy; fin sec, Russell; ms sec
Edward Noonon; treasurer, Hugh Farmer; mar
shall, John Bohan: meet first Sunday of month
in our hall at Madeiia. MINI.
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AvooA. MURRAY COUNTY.

County Delegate, J MCNAMARA.
Div. No. 1-spiritual Director. Rey S Coldron;
Brady; treasurer, ? Dryer: REQ sec, F Sui
liyan; fin sec, M Crowley; ms Sec 9 Merrinan;
| lnarshsl, D Mcnamara: ser-at-arms. w Bot
TOMS; door-keeper, NJ Griffin; meet let Sun
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-08-27

County De]egate-E F. Burns, Norwood.
Div. No. president, Z F Kearnan: vice
president, ] W Craven; rec sec, j L Powers; fin
sec. NJ Nugent eergeant~at- arms, J Fl Cufran
door keeper, John Sweeney; marshal, Thos
Sheran; time of meeting I'd Sunday OF month.
Div. No. 2, Watertown-Fresideut, T E Burns
vice-president. James Murphy; rec sec, ! 3
Ray; ms sec, W T Higgins; sergeant alarms,
Dan Heron; sentinel, j Campbell.
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VERY FEW BIRDS ESCAPED.
Third Day OF the State sportsmen's As
sociation Shoot.

Third Day OF the State Sportsmen's As
sociatIon Shoot.
There was fairly good crowd Of sports
men present yesterday at The State Sports
mems shoot at the Oakland track
The event of interest was the team shoot
for the Selby trophy and resulted as follows
Cotton team. 20 birds-Taber II, Packard 8.
S. h. Smith 20, Wiley 49, Chick 10; total, 90
kills.
Monoco Gun Club team-Robinson 20. Bass
ford 18. Haas 20, Merrill 20, Ncholaus IA; TO.
tai, 90.
Country Club, old horse team-Eddy 10, woo4-
fer 49, t. Donohos Is, Wilson 1G. Babcock Is;
total. IS.
Country Club, pony team-Bosqui Is, Tallant
10, SpTague II. Webster II, Tubbs II total. 81.
Alameda Gun Club team Haskell g. Bollan-
der 16, Barney 19. Randall IA. Worth IT; total
81.
The Cotton Club won the match and tro-
PLY by one bird. In the contest for the Fay
Diamond medal G. Robinson won with 30
straight kills. II. Goleher came second with
% kills.
The team trophy is now the property OF
the Cotton Club. II having won it the third
time.
1t is extremely doubtful If the Monoco
Club team would have been given q consid-
Grafton bad II defeated its opponents, as the
team was chosen on the grounds. and had
DO representation in the association.
There were several sweepstake and freeze
out shoots shot Off. The tournament will
continue to-day, and will be terminated to-
morrow.
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THE PULLET CROWED.
Bad. Wicked Men Tell n story Gu n
PopuIist Candidate.
Anaheiin Gazette


A wildly improbable yarn is out on Uncle
Hiram Hamilton. populist candidate fer
Congress in the Seventh District which if
not promptly denied and nailed will un-
doubtedly work him gobs OF evil with the
farmer vote, especially with that part of it
that Interests itself in raising poultry, like
Patterson OF the RooSterie. We put our
selves on record as being very much op-
posed 20 aiding in the dissemination OF this
class Of wicked reports. Neither do We
y0uch for the truth of this one on Uncle
Hiram, but simply tell 1t as told to us. 1t
seems that Uncle Hiram while a resident
OF one of the northern counties took hand
at raising poultry, so the story goes, and to
his credit be 1t said. made quite a uniform
success al the business. Pullets were quoted
in the market at 50 per dozen at the time,
and youthful ROSTERS at ST. Uncle Hiram
got So for his poultry right along. True, lie
had considerable percentage OF the cheaper
class OF birds In his collection, but he got 50
per dozen Tor them Just the same. The old
geutleman's success set all the neighbors
expiring with envy They marveled at his
wonderful luck, and wondered by what
system Of setting eggs lie reaped the benefits
OF the higher pgice for the poultry. But
this thing could not last. Finally one Of
the roosieTs gave the snap away. The bird
made itself ridiculous by Growing out Justify
iust as Uncle Hiram was about 10 perpe
trate a sae-at 50 per dozen. The snap was
given away completely, and they say
Uncle Hiram left the country never 10 re-
turn. He had been pulling the tails out Of
the ROSTERS and selling them for rulets
right along. Bat the newspaper that fails
to stamp the yarn with its seal of disap-
proval should not get any public documents
from Uncle Hiram when he gets 10 Wash
iuEtOn.
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READY FOR THE BANKERS.
Preparations Complete for
the Conventions.
Nothing Remains but to Await the Arrival Of
the Delegates, Some of Whom
Are Here.

All the arrangements for the conventions
of bankers to be held in this city have been
completed. aud there is nothing now left to
do but await the arrival of the delegates.
Quite number OF the California repre-
sentatiyes are already in the city. and all of
them are expected to be on hand by Mon
day morning.
Headquarters have been established by
the two secretaries, Stewart and Greene. of
the California and American associations
respectively. at the Palace Hotel.
On arrival each delegate is required to
register and Will then receive a badge and
such information as will be necessary.
The majority OF the Eastern capitalists are
not expected before Monday evening or
Tuesday morning. as their convention does
not open until Wednesday
Two special cars Of Eastern delegates are
looked for Monday.
These are the special Pullman IoIanthe,
containing President Nelson and a party of
eighteen. and the car Pickwick. with A. n.
Avery OF Peoria, Ill, and party of eighty
two people.
Yesterday morning Secretary George H.
Stewart OF the California Association and
William B. Greene Of the America, with
few members of the executive council, held
llmlnareS wero arranged.
Those of the council here are A. ID.
Childress Of Los Angeles. c. +. Palmer OF
Oakland, Chairman w. NJ. Eddy of Santa
Barbara, W. ID. Woolnne of San Diego, T..
5. Hawkins OF HOLSTER, \. ID. Rjdeout Of
Sacramento, W. W. Phillips of Sacramento
and Lowell White and a. =. Seligman OF
this city
There was but little to be done at the
meeting and as soon as the representatives
had agreed 10 the preliminaries tie session
adjourned in order to allow the secretaries
and Others 10 accept an invitation from the
Bohemian Club 10 attend the annual high
jinks Of the cIubmen at Mill Valley.
They left the city on the l o'clock train
and will not return until to-day.
Among those who accepted the invitation
were: Mr. Stewart, Mr. Greene, A. d.
Childress, c. b. Banta, president of the
Third National Bank OF Jersey City, and
numerous others.
L. b. Pul' len. vice-president of the
National Bank CT the Republic, AMI warm
personal friend of the ate John Jay Knox,
president of that institution. is at the
Palace. Mr.. Puilen is to deliver a memorial
address upon the departed fnancier at
Wednesdays session of the convention.
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2c Brazil Nuts. e1a@sc: cOcoanuIs. se@e so

l2c: Brazil Nuts 61z@8c; CocoanuEs. s696 so
p Zoe.
VEgETABLEs-Lima Beans Green Corn ana
Summer Squash have advanced. Lima Beans
are quotable at Sl0I % y sack: Green Okra,
40075c p bx; Green Corn 356s5Gc 2 SIX and Sl@11 so
p box for Alameda and 509S5c for Berkeley; Green
Chile Peppers, 25Gs4Oc e bX and 40935Oc = SIX: Bell
Peppers. 25G50c ? box Egg Plant. 25@50c p box;
ollie p 10 for No: l and "a agile 3 n for No. 2;
Summer Squash, 65G75c = box for Bay; Tomatoes.
2Od4Uc Tor Bay ana l5G35c for Rivers; Marrow
fat Squash s. p ton: Cabbage. 75c p cit: Feed
Carrots 40G45c: TurnIps 1885, Beets. Use; Parsnips,
81 rs: Garlic. 2tglc p n.
PROVISIONS = Eastern Hams weak at the
decline. Eastern Bacon ~ Gl3c u II: California
Smoked Bacon. ll@1115c = u for heavy and
y u for extra light; Bacon Sides l19ll15c; East
ern Sugar cured Hams fOrcity trade. IS 40 SC;
California Hams. l21ae1l4c; Lard. tierces Eastern,
all kinds $50 3S 2e; cases. l012e9lle; California,
pals, lO-D, 1O1ac: do SID. 10s4c; kegs eI4@l0c
p n: Mess Beet. 81 6O9S; extra mess do. 50 5000;
family do, 5000 50: clear Pork, So 50920;
extra prime, $l39l3 so: extra clear S20920 50;
mess, sl7GlS = bbi; Smoked Beef, llg l1ac ? 10.
HOPS-Qu0ted al lSc bid ana 2Uc asked for new
crop. shipments of the new crop to the East have
begun
HIDES AND PELTS-Heayy sated steers. 715e q
ID; medium, &c; light, nc; COwhdes. Aga lac;
sailed Kip de- sailed Calf &c: dry Hides, usual
ton, &c; dry Kips, &C. dry Calf, &c; prime Goat
skins, 30G50c each: Kids, 56l0c: Deerskins. good
summer, 81 14c: medium. 30GS212c: winter, 200
25c; sheepsklns. shearIings, lO92oe; short WOOL
4O67Oc: medium. 7O4g0e long wool, 90cSsI4J
each Cults OF all kinds about lys less.
TALLoW-No. rendered. 4G414ei No :, Sag
S15c = 10.
wouL-we quote fall San Joaquin and South
ern at S6I1c 2 n. Spring Wool is quoted
llml21ac 2 10; do seven months, l2tGl6c; Eastern
oregon 1Se1l1c; Valley Oregon, 1S&S21c q 10.
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BAGs-Calcuttas 6Sso5Mc: Wool Bags 3e@ssc
CORDAGE-Pure Manila Rope, 12c 10; L.
thread. l2t2c; and thread, 1885, Bale Rope. II
@l2hsc: mixed Manila Bale Rome lOl@c; Grape
vine Twine l2c In balls and coils; Hop Irvine,
lll5c; Lathyarn. lie; sisal ana Duplex rope, &c;
l2-thread. Sac; and do l0c; Duplex Bale
Irvine. stsc; Grapevine Twine balls coils iOIsc;
Lathyarn. s19c N.
SALMON-Alaskan Fish. 1892, 81 O2IaEDl OF Ia
according TO quantity; Red Alas kan Fish bills
"a 10; Columbia River Fish. 1892, 81 259l as for
Tails and 81 45G1l 80 for Flats
SUGAK-Tbe Western sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash; Cube, Crushed. Powdered
ami Fine Crushed, all sac d 10: Dry formulated
5szc "a 10; Confectionery A, 55ac: Standard A,
62sc; Magnolia. 512c; Extra q. SC; Golden o.
41sc; d. 4s4c ID; half bbs. llc more than bbls
and boxes iac moro.
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Lnval Husband.
From the Philadelphia Record

Astreetcar collided with a wagon driven
by 70-year-old Robert Bacharach on Tues
day and the old man was thrown out and
badly used up. Yet when he was taken
TO ST Joseph's Hospital for treatment he
feebly said to the surgeon In charge, Look
here. doctor. l can't stay here until / see
what my wife says about it," why, man"
said DIR. Siner. you talk nonsense. You
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KENNEDYS
, .' HOUSEKEEPERS! ., ''''
Iu1Nl "a S =
PURCHASED!
$4,000
WORTH
FRO M
AUCTION!
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS And IRISH LINENS!

Having secured the bulk offerings the late prempoy Auction
Sales the products of leading mills surplus stock OF
Linens from of the principal of those goods the messrs
Genebam Bros Auction this week. at awful sacrfceuy
3 cent below cost of manufacture and mpotatonwe propose
give patrons and others avail themselves of the opportunity
the benefit of the transaction The place these goods are so
low that houeep buyer afford lose sight the
chances offered The undergoing specimen values We invite
early inspection.
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California Fruit.

CHICAGO, Sept 2. - Porter Brothers COMPANY
sold carloads OF California Fruit as follows:
BARTLETT Pears, very ripe ST. 5000 40; Beurre
Ciairgeaus, 81 60: Beurre Hardys, 81 4O@D1 IS;
Howell Peaches, 81 SOD2: fun crates ToSays SO /:
half crates 81 o6gl 10; Susquehanna Peaches
81 30@l 90; Cling Peaches, q5c@Si 40; Muir
Peaches. 81 40: White Malaga Grapes 656DSl 30:
Silver Prnnes SlQl 20; Gross Prunes 81 256ll So;
tallenberg Plums, 81 05; Japan Plums. ST 800
lao.
The Earl Fruit Company realized the following
prices for California Fruit sold at auction to- day
Silver Prunes. e0c@sl; Gross Prunes g. 25 Ger
man PruneS. 81; fallenberg Plums. 81 %: Brad
shaw Plums. 81 Egg Plums. 81: Japan Plums aOc
@& 10; Duchess Pears, 95c: Late Crawford
Orange Cling Peaches. 81 1901 40; Susauehan ma
Peaches. 81 40; Bartlett Pears, S26a2 rs; Beurre
Ciargeaus, s so; Beurre Diels 81 40: Red Necta-
rines. S5c; hair crates Foutanebieau Grapes Coca
81: half crates Muscats, 96c: half crates ToKays
81 40: White Malagas, 81 d56D2 80.
NEW YORK, Sept s. - Porter Brothers Com.
pany sold to-day carloads OF California Fruit
bartlett Pears 81 5000 10; Cling Peaches, coca
81 %; susquehapna Peaches, 81 10; Early Craw-
for DIS. S6e Salways. ST. Gross Prunes 81 70d6l IS
full crates Tokays, 50 So half crates Sl65l 10.
half crates Rose Go Peru Grapes 606175 half crates
Black Hamburgs, 65e: White Grapes, 25c
MISSEAPoLIs. Sept. g. - Porter Brothers Com.
pany sold to-day carloads of California Fruit
Peaches 81 35Ggl so: Bartlett Pears, 81 5O6DI so
Plums. 65e91S2; half crates Muscats Ell O56o1 20.
Portland's Business.
PORTLAND. Or. Sept. 3.-Clcarances, s347, OO0
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SHIFTING INTELLIGEN CE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
SATURDAY September g.
stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander. 90 hours from sar
Diego; pass and mdse, TO Goodall. Perkins & Co.
Stmr Umatiila, Holmes. "a hours nom Victoria
pass and mdse. to Goo all. Perkins 4 Co.
Stmr Emily, Roberts, 50 hours from Coos Bay
etc; pass and mdse, to Meyer & Ackman.
stmr Protection. Levison. II hours from west
port; $40 M II lumber and lighter IN tow. TO Fort
Bragg Redwood Co.
stmr AIbatross Tanner. Up river direct
Bark James A Borland. Anderson, 1212 days
from Alltak; 2lUo cs 404 bbs salmon. lU tanks Is
carboys, to Alaska Packing Go.
Schr Emma Utter, Allen, days from Coos Bay
lumber to E b Dean & Co. Sonth Vallejo direct
Schr John Mccullough. Nelson, 50 hourS from
saltwater Cove; 100 eds wood, to Beade stsS-
Schr Edward Parkc, Anderson. az days from
Humboldt: 1853 NJ II lumber, 775 Nj shingles, TO
Schr Mary Dodge, Gallop. s4 hours from Eureka;
lumber shingles ard shakes 10 Inis Ssrs from
coma: lumber TO Taylor co. oakland direct
schT Ivy Engeorstsen, o1S Gays from Coos Bay;
80 NJ It lumber, IS Nj laths, lis plies, to Simpson
sehr Puritan. Peterson, I6 days from Seattle;
lumber. TO A Hooper & Co.
Cleared.
SATURDAY. septembers
Stmr Los Angeles, Leland, Wilmington; 6oodail.
stmr south Coast, Higgins, Seattle: George q De-
trick.
Stmr North Fork. Doran Eureka: Chas Nelson.
Ship Grace De Winter, New York; John
Rosenfeld's Sons.
Br ship Eurasia, Hughes, Queenstown; Epplnrer &
Bark Richard III. Mcintyre. Nanalmo; Duns.
muir Sons.
Bktn G Funk, Glaser, La Paz; Thos Bell a Co.
Sailed.
,,, SATURDAY. September 3.
Stmr Humboldt Edwards. Eureka
Brship ThirImere, Atkinson, Leith
Schr occidental. Hellquist Eureka
Schr Excelsior, Soderstrom Port Biakeley
Schr Portia. Culstrupp Albion.
Sehr Howard, Dodd. Navarro.
Sehr Courser, Colby, Port BiakeIey
Schr Bender Brothers, TOPPER. Hearns Landing
Schr farkersburg, Hansen Coquille River
Bktn Funk. Glazer, La Paz
Schr BIZ The Butcher. Peterson, Bowens Landing
schr Robert and Minnie. Otarrel Hum boldt Bay.
schr Eliza Miller, Christensen.
Domestic Ports.
PORT GAMBLE-Saiied Sept 3-Bark bonanza FIR
Algoa Bay.
fAQUINA BAY-Arrived Sept 2-Stmr william.
cite Valley. hence Aug 81.
ALBloN-Arrived Sept 3-Schr Lila and Matte,
hence Aug 81.
MENDoCINo-saIled Sept 3-schr Boooiink, for
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O'Brien win Plead Guilty.,

James O'Brlen, who sold nine hogs be-
longing to Dennis Donovan, a Halfmoon
Bay rancher, and squandered the proceeds,
was booked yesterday on a charge Of felony
embezzlement. When taken into the Police
Court he waived examination. and Judge
JOachimsen held him for trial In $1,000 bail
0'Brien says that he intends to plead guilty
when his case comes up in the Superior
Court and hopes thereby TO get a light SEN
fpnna
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death to move YOU" The old man insisted
that he must go home, however. and there
was an end to il. On the way home in the
ambulance he told the doctor that he had
lived for his. wife fifty years and always
consulted her in matters of this sort. He.
would go back to the hospital If she APP
proved. The good wife did not approve and
DIR. Siner went back TO the hospital without
his patient
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SAN Francisco Meat 1Iarx,..

wholesale rates from saughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality 5G51ac: second quality
alaaL434c: third do. 3la914c.
VEAL-Large. 5l256e: small Calves. 6R97c.
MUTTON-We others 6Ia6g7c p 10; Ewes. 612c.
LAMB-Spring, S@ogc q %.
POKK-Live Hogs, 5Esg5Ihc p n for heavy and
medium grain-fed; small fat Hogs, si4G5ssc; stock
Hogs, sIz95c; dressed do. 7130Sc q d.
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German Young Men.

Rev. H. L. Dietz of Milwaukee. Wis. will
deliver an address before the German
Branch y NJ. c. A, 233 Suffer street, this
afternoon at o'clock. Mr.. j. j. Pfster. of
the }. J. Pfisier Knitting Company, will
preside aud deliver short talk. German
Young men are invited. Seats free.
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ChicaPn AIarLnts

CRIcAeo, Sept. 3.-wheat was quiet and opened
lac lower on the arrival OF cholera steamer Mt
New YORK. lower cables, fine weather. an expected
Increase OF 500 900 bushels In tho visible snnniv
falling OF OF l500,O00 bushels In the exports FOR
the week and weakness in Corn. advanced sac on
buying by the longs and shorts broke Tsc near the
close on rufnor that two OF cholera had an
pearsd liz baltimore. and closed easy nj Jsc lower
Receipts, $4,000 bushels; shipments 435 600
bushels Rye, 56Iac. Barley, CSC.
CHICAGO, Sept S.-wheat-Cash, 7294c Corn
81 SO. Nhisky-Sl is
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New York Marhats-

NEW YORK. Sept. g. - There was a material
rally In Coal stocks ana the activity In Reading
sugar ald ST. Paul stu marked Reading
rallied to 65, but Jersey Central rose per cent TO
l29Ie Delaware per cent. Laekawanna u, per
cent. Sugar rose from 10S to llII5 closing al
lIO3s The close was quiet but firm most stocks
being iraetionaly higher. The Petroleum market
was utterly neglected.
NV YORK. Sept 3.-Unted States Roncs as
1l5f2; DO 2's 100; Northern Pacinc 1885,: Cana.
dian Pacific. 81 "A Central Paeinc 2eIb: onion pa
cine. 81 q: Atchison ana Santa re. 361a; Wells
Fargo. 1913; western Union. 947s; Silver s3I4c;
Sterling. 81 s7156s4 80. Az
Wheat-septemDer. 7S5se Flour. steady Coffee
Sl3 40. Sugar, 3Ga3 g. l6c. Hons - Pacific
Coast. 20@23I2c. Hides. lSc Copper - Lake
Sll 90 Tln-Spot. $50 40. Jead-Domestfc 81 90
iron. SIG. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, csc.
Hons are quiet. Choice Pacihos. '9o's, I2@I7c;
do. BIS, continue scarce.
SALMON.
Arctic Red Alaska Salmon sell for 81 I7IS spot.
aiioat and due the latter part Of December 81 1914
PRUNEs
French Prunes sos to o0s in boxes trsG half OF
october shipments, are o fered at loo delivered.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
susr-Market strong for both raw and refined
and unchanged.
CoieeoDu at SOLO points decline September.
Sl3 40; October, 1928
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Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day are the Point Iona for
Grays Harbor, North Fork for Humboldt Bay and
Los Angeles for Newport. The San Juan falls due
from Panama. Pomona from humboldt Bay, Hattie
Gage from Eel River ana Gipsy from the Salinas
River.
Tomorrow tho San Jose sails for Panama and
Emily for Coos Bay. The Keweenaw falls due from
Seattle and Eureka from Newport.
The bark Richard III, e54 tons. loads Coal ct De-
parture Bar for this Iort.
The Falls OF clyde takes for Cork 59935 centals
wheat, valued at s79,41a: Eulomene for Cork,
gO,I5l centals At t1I7, 200 Br fish Yeoman for
hui, 64l29 centais at $780, $50; Thirlmere for
Leith 64.947 centals Barley ut $5S000.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SATURDAY EVENING. September 3
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErA
English Wheat Market.

H~I+-I NEaTAet.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. g. - The spot marks. "a
steady 81 6s 5I2d Cargoes steady AZ 32s Sd for
of coast. 1928 Sd for just shipped and 32s Sd for
nearly due
TUTURES
lie Produce Exchange cable gives the following
INerTooI quotations for NO q Red Winter.
September. IS; October. 9, l14d: November
os 2t4d; December. IS Sd; January Us 3I4d
sfCURITIES
LoSpoS Sept. 3. = Consols 9e7s: silver.
3Slsd; Rentes. 1907 47Ise
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THE
STATE INVESTMENT AND INSURANCE CO.
ESTABLISHED 1871.
Capital Stock, Paid Up, 100000.
nos. 2Is AND 22o sANSOME ST.
$3.50 IT SuWe

closed tomorrow (Labor day., although the Gus
tOm-house will be open one hour, between 8 ana o
A. NJ. for entrance and clearance or vessels only.
The order does not Apply 10 bonded wareh ouses.
and ships viii discharge as usual, IL desired. The
banks, Pro3uce Exchange and leading business es-
Establishments Will also be closed all day, but those
houses handling perishsGle goods will probably be
open at least half OF the day.
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Labor Day Holiday.

by order OF Collector Phelps, the Custom house
proper snd the Appraisers department will be
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Lumber Receipts.

The receipts OF Lumber etc. at San Francisco
during the month OF Augustus reported by the Pacific
Coast Wood and Iron, follows, as compared
with those OF the corresponding month In 1891 ::
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS FESSESr, Chronomsss: AMI
Instrument Maker, California; stress
sign OF the W o ,dsn Salior.
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noRSISo sALrs.
General Merchanils,.

Board-lo Cal Electric Light. 10: so do 1881 so
do. lS7s: 10 do b 3. 10; 20 do. 1914; $4,000 Omni-
bus Cable Bonds llB.
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CALIFORNIA
lot CALIFORNIA
Shu Inc
Of GryIr
NE WILL ALSO QUOTE FEW PRICES IN EASTERN BLANKETS
So % 1ltHEAvy EASTERN =, MIIY BIA NKETs : Sl.5O
10 FAMILY
$500 10 WHITE FAMILY. FULirSiZE $3.50
COnfOeB and Quilts all Styles Qualities and Szss al Lowest Rates.
TABLE LINENS!
BIEACIED HUCK each
1SNCH FANCY CHECKED CLOTH
1NC VERY FINE QUALITY PLAIN GLASS CLOTH oc per yard
81 perdo
EXTRA LARGE AND HEAVY LINEN dozen
BARGAINS ON ALL COUNTERS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
II II o n 0 0pounds
dersar yandD c.
mails

with ore Of good grade showing in punches. The
drift is now In l24 "a feet.
Following. Are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-04

i The Americans holiday in Europe this
ge&ris far from merry. His movements are
circumscribed, and wherever be goes there
is. distrust in his breast. The cholera has
given. him perfect bath of alarm. For
Qnce:he could be perfectly happYin lis own
country provided the cholera is kept out.
But on this point there is no assurance.
Cargoes OF rags have been landed from in
1ected points and also hundreds of fmmi--
grants, and so there may be much trouble in
Tie autumn and winter and in the spring Of
next year. The American abroad will be
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-04
Portland's Business
Exchange and RulIIon

PORTLAND Or. Sept 3.-Clcarances, s347, ooo
balances. s59. 900
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-04

You shall swear by custom OF confession
That You ne'eT made uuDlIal trausgresslon:
SOr since you were MARI ed man aad wife
BY household brawls or contentious strife
or 0thsrwise-in bed OF a board
Offended each other IN deed or In word:
or since the parish CLERK sad "Ameur1
wished youTse unmarried sgaini
or To twe.VemoHIh and day
RepenIe4n not in thought any way.
BHL continued true IL thought aad desire
Aswhen you joined hands ia holy quire.