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NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
THE STOCK MARKET.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.

The throwing upon the market OF largo lines Of
marginal stocks caused further decline yesterday
and the market continued very weak and heavy
No news of any Importance was received during
the day, outside of a few weekly letters. These
were very poor comfort in the face OF the break
and did not help matters at ALL One OF the great
surprises OF the day was the abundance of north
end stocks offered There were more Of the leading
stocks in this district for sale than or many months
and tho impression prevailed that the decline was
purposely aggravated by certain interests in order
to take In stock and that these stocks would soon
DO much better. letter from Superintendent
Ryan. OF the Hale & Norcross, reports the cross
cuts - being pushed ahead with the formation
passed rough porphyry, with streaks Of low-grade
quartz
prices few cents better. Ophir sold at 81 So
Sierra Nevada 81 so. Union 81 SO and Con. CA. 4
middle stocks Bullion sold at 60c, Chollar Use. Nor
cross 81 65, Potosi 81 and Savage S6e. In the
active at 80 1902 s6 undsr sale OF ZOO shares.
Challenge sold At zoe. Confidence 81 60 Crown
the cali account sales began coming in and prices
went al TO pieces under very lively sales Paxton
under sales Of $500 sSarss Con- Cal va
sold down to % IS. ITO shares. Crown Point
81 300l 10. 1850 shares and the balance Of the list
In proportion. The market closed very weak and
heavy at the noon recess.
On the 1880 call ittle better feeling was to
be In the leading stocks. Good buyers were in
the cid and stood ready to take In considerable
stock.
After the call prices stifened up = trihe and the
market closed steady and fairly active.
NOTES.
An assessment OF 20 cents per share has been
levied on Bullion.
Silver much stronger yesterday. selling up to
1854 cents in New York and 80 5-16 pence In Lon
DON
The assessment on Mono is delinquent in Office on
Monday.
The weekly reports OF the Bodies are as follows:
BuLwER-upraise 10 was reopened and retm-
bercd up TO tho lou level. Started drift south
from top OF NO. 10 along the footwai In vein at
ter and extended II feet. South drift from east
crosscut from fiat upraisa was extended feet. and
an upraise started and extended 3 feet There Is
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small seam OF ore in face OF this upraise East
crosscut 2. south 200 level was extended feet.
BoDIE-East crosscut i. $50 level, was extehueu
~ rect. South DRIFT below the 400 level was ex-
was extended IL feet.
MoNo-South drift $50 level was extended Is
teo. west crosscut from above drift was extended
! iee.. Are running the mill on taiings
ouA Mt praise from north dr1ft 200 level was
eA.ended feet. South DRIFT 200 level was cleaned
ous anu timbered distance OF 80 feet. Hoisted 10
the surface ~ of ore.
follows: VIZ ~ liz inines arc As
;. SEC. BELcHER-The east crosscut from south
lateral drift Oh the 1900 level has been advanc ed
~ rect and Is now out total distance of SAX feat
1 ne face is In soft porphyry
ousTIcE-Have started south drift from the
north stope on the S22 level, aud il is now out g
rect J ne car samples average from $40 to S25 per
north stope Is up 33 feet. The top is Ia ore that
assays about 800 per ton.
KENTUcK CoN.-we STOPPING on the second
moor above the 100 level q streak OF ore from 2
20 Feet In width. yielding fair assays. The OPEN
ing ON the fifth floor presents change worthy of
note for the week. We have shipped to the Mcxi
can mill for reduction during the past week 100
tons and 1890 pounds of ore the battery samples of
which average $26 81 per ton.
CHALLENGE Con. AND CoNFIDESCE-The joint
northwest drift the surface level is in ia feet
from the Yellow Jacket shaft, 2S3 feet from tho
north line OF the Yellow Jacket mine. The face
shows quartz having no value The Joint north
drift on the 100 level is 1881 feet from the Vel
low jacket shaft. The face shows quartz having
no value. The joint Yellow Jacket ana Cha enge
west crosscut 5 on the same level Is out lU7 feet
The face is In quartz having no value.
Cox. IMPERIAL-The usual prospecting through
out the mine, especially on the 300 and sagebrush
levels is still going on.
Following Are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
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A Rather Mean Trick.

"a party Of US played mean trick on q
pompous Englishman at Hannibal last
Sunday" said Alvin E. Hepwortb, a COM
mercial pilgrim now putting up at the Lin
dell. Nothing in this country was quite
equal to what was to be found in merrie
England. We listened to him for an hour
or more. Then st. Louis drummer said
meekly:
what country did you say you were
native Off
81 was born in England. In the city Of
London, the capital Of Great Britain re-
piled the Englishman, proudly
England? England?' repeated the
drummer, refectvely. Did any of vou
fellows ever hear of place called Eng
landY
"'Guess it's French province said one.
mo; ii belongs TO Canada. said another.
"London? Why, that's In Ontario
chimed in fourth.
"The subject of Victoria was ponplused.
He was at first inclined TO believe that we
were guying him. but our gravity soon con-
WINGED him that we were as ignorant as we
pretended to be. He got out a map and
showed us the British Isles.
Why, how stupid of u.s. exclaimed one
England Is one OF the counties of Ireland,
and London is the county seat
TO this we all assented, and he folded
up his map and walked away with the out
ragged dignity OF a dude who has been mis-
taken for q waiter"
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Lassoed from y Moving Train.
lst Louis Globe Democrat.

Saturday evening Charles Tenegar. a
one-legged man. was walking along the
Oak Hill railroad track. near Kings High
way. At about Z 80 o'clock the Iron McIn-
tain suburban train, eastbound, passed
him. Two men were standing on the rear
platform Of the bagRage-car. One OF the
men threw out lass0 which caught Tene-
gar about the neck. The rope was passed
about the brake and the end was held
by the two men. The train was
going at good rate of speed,
and as the rope slipped over the mans
head the two brutes pulled with all their
might, using the brake as rude pulley.
Tenegar was jerked off the ground and
thrown violently against the trucks Of the
next coach. The poor, one-legged fellow
tried to scream. but the rope had cut deep
into his neck, and breathing was impossi-
bic. to say nothing Of speaking. After the
man had bumped along, striking the car
trucks and then the ground again and again,
fer distance Of nearly eighty feet, tho two
men on the car saw that he was unconscious
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AN UNPLEASANT SURPRISE.
A Young Lady Drummer Confronts .
Young Liar.
Pittsburg Post.

A lady drummer who represents Chicago
manicure house stopped at one OF the Pitts
burg hotels and told the clerk on watch the
story of her experience the day before. She
was riding on train and was engaged in
reading book while In the two seats back
of her, turned facing each other, were four
travelling statesmen engaged In q game OF
pedro. One of them was a dapper young
fellow who seemed to take more delight IN
telling OF the number of hearts he had
broken than OF the amount Of goods he had
sold.
''Ah, boys. but met fine girl yesterday"
said he, land lady drummer, too. What
do you think OF thatp She was a dream Of
beauty, and / only had to smile at her and
she was mine. We went TO the theater In
the evening and afterward cracked bottle
OF champagne. Indeed. We had a gay
time"
but what was the name Of your fair
charmer. she of the sample case?" asked
one Of his companions.
well, I've really forgotten her name, but
she gave me her card. All. here it is" and
he produced card from his pocket "Miss
-, that was her name." said the drum
mer. repeating the name Of the lady in front
Of him.
Arising from her seat and confronting the
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passed over the left shoulder being Of yellow
watered silk, and the sash round the waist,
which hangs down on the left side, is OF
silver thread. The trousers are of white
jean, and he wears the ordinary infantry
sword with the officers knot. The uniform
In which the Crown Prince is represented
is that worn on grand parade, and IL will be
seen that he carries the ordinary small
knapsack which is worn by every Prusslan
officer when on parade or in the field. The
Crown Prince is a delicate, slightly built
boy, with very serious expression of coun-
tenanee, though on occasion he can be ex-
tremely merry; but the strict manner in
which he is brought up and the serious
conversations which his father holds with
him, added to a naturally thoughtful dispo-
si,ion, render him more like a studious boy
OF 16 than child OF only ten years. Prince
Eitel-FritZ, the next brother, 10 much taller
and much merrier, but he is also less clever
than his elder brother, and much prefers
play to his lessons.
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FRENCHNEN TO THE FORE
They Will Help the Decent
Voters.
NO KELLY AND CRIMMINS
Alexander Bergerot Declares Ihst the
Non. Partisan Movement Is One OF
Honest People.

At the meeting of the French Republican
Club held last Tuesday night, P. Alexander
Bergerot, vice. president of the club, who
was one of its organizers, addressed the
members In tie French language and said:
"Nous sommes en- presence cette aimee, de
trois parts prneipaux en- ce qui concerne La poll
tisue municipale: lie parti republican, de Kelly ct
Crimmins; lie pard democratic de Sullivan ct
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GERMENY'S CROWN PRINCE.
His Imperial Htgl.ness I'm the Uniform Or
Second Lieutenant.

His Imperial Hghness I'm the Uniform Or
Second Lieutenant.
New York Commercial Advertiser
This portrait Of Kronprinz Friedrich
Wilhelm has been taken recently aud pre-
sents his Imperial Hlghness in the uniform
of second lieutenant of the "Erstes Garde
Regiment gu Fuss" or of the First Foot
guard Regiment of the Prussian army.
The Prince received his commission
on his tenth birthday in this regiment.
as is the custom with all princes Of
the house of HohenZollern, when he was
formally introduced to the officers by the
Emperor, and took his place In his COM
pany in the march by his Majesty. The
uniform is very striking one, more espe-
cially by reason of the curious helmet.
which bears the name Of the "Schwedischee
Blechmutze," or Swedish helmet. and
which is decorated in front by the imperial
star and crown. having between them the
Hohenzollern device. 'Suum Cuiaue." and
Is lined with red. The tunic is Of dark blue
cloth, with silver buttons and collar and
cuffs Of silver embroidery. the sash which Is
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Young man she said: "Sir. have just heard
your story and heard you pronounce my
name, and wish to inform these gentlemen mel,
t ma. haor falling an unmitgated falsehood.
K KIND ys ebliee me by giving me that card"
The drummer handed her the card. STAN.
mered a sort of On apology and broke lot the
anohingcar. He had evidently called at
snn,a etora after she had left and had picked
M the card. The pedro game vas not con-
tInued during the trip.
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"Your husband" said one lady to another.
'is very gTuff and impolite. and never saws
kind word to you. wonder how you pu.
up with him."
ION, you mustn't be too hard upon him."
said the gentle wife; "he is not always that
way. You should hear him speak In prayer
meetine New York Press,
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DWyerI CT lie paFti Noh-i al
tisan des honnetes gems.
Nous avons nomme &C
club lie Club Independant
de langue FRANCHISE. En-
nous constituent en- Club
Independent en- tant que
polidque municipale, quot
que nous soyons tons de
fervents republicans au
point de yue national, nous
avons agi en- pleine con-
naissance de cause, en- bons
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An Empty Boast.

The amateur sportsman sprang from bed
With tho first glimpse OF the sun,
And dressed himself and forth he sped
To the fields with his DOG and gun.
He swore that q Tag OF gamo he'd bring
To his home. his wife to please;
But he didn't 10 It. The only thing
That he bagged was his trousers knees.
Forest and Stream
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San Franoisco Neat u.r,,,t.

Only Few Beeves bring the top quotation. Nut
ton and Lamb are steady Hogs and Calves are easy.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality 61sc; choice, &c; second
quality DC; third do. 3ja043ac
VEAL-LarRe. 6&6c: small Calves 60; Dairy
Calves. 7IaGb81ac 10.
MUTToN-wothers. e1a@7c p 10; Ewes, e161sc.
LAMB-7ba081ac y 10.
PORK-Live Hogs, 45s4DA3lc p 10 for heavy and
medium grainfed small fat Hogs. 45stG4s4c; stock
Hogs, <1z941zc dressed do. 7eaSc y Id.
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TIL. Drowning MIsfortune.

Excited Individual - Officer. I've been
robbed. left a paper parcel containing
five poems on that seat, ana now us gone.
Officer-Well. you can write 'em over
ag'n. can't youp
Excited indiyidual-Yes. bnt there was q
sandwich ia the parcel, too.-Puck.
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General NIercnsndisa.

BAGS aleuttas. 5s4g6c spot. and &c for 1898,
Wool Bags. 36GG3Sc.
OIL-California Castor OIL, in cases, No. / 81 TX,
bbls 81 10 manufacturers, ratesl Eastern de-
81 2O California Linseed OIL, bbs boiled Sac; raw
,62e cases. 31ac more. Eastern Linseed ulI IN bbIs
Sac: do raw. 62c p gal cases, 31ac more: Lard Oil
bbls 721ac; cases. zoe p gal. Cocoa, 47lac . gaI:
China Nut, 470p53c q gal.
PETROLEUM-Star 1876 2 gallon; Eocene
2lc . galinn; Astral. 1sc 2 gallon: 1902 Elaine,
23c. PEARL lsc. Water White, refined, buY
I2c Headlight 175o. cases. 23c; Mineral Illuminating
5000. 25c In cases; Standard, ll0' fire test. 17c 3
GASOLINE. ETC. $50 Benzine; bulk l24ae gal;
cases Use: TAO Gasoline bulk, l3c; cases, 1885, sac
Gasoline bulk, 25c; cases, 29c o gal.
WHITE LEAD-Qu0tsd at 71l2c p 10.
RED LEAD AND LITHARGE-712c p 70.
TURPENTINE-Quotcd at 46c p GAL
SU9AK-The Western sugar Refining Company
onotss, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed Powdered
ana Fine Crushed, all 61sc p II: Dry Grsnulatsd
bszc y 10; Confectione:s' A. 55sc; Standard A.
bssc; Magnolia. 512c; Extra G. Sc; Golden Q,
41sc: d. 434e p 10 hall. bbls, Ae more than bbls.
and boxes 12c mora
OCEAN STEAMERS.
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MORNING SALES
Board-l6 Safe Deposit, 80; 10 Giant Powder
Con, a.; $1,000 Mark et-st Cable Bonds, l221a,
street-$30U0 Marketst Cable Bonds. 123; 80 Cal
Electric Light, 1888.
AFTERNOON sALE&
Board-11OSv Water, l00Ja; 100 Cal Electric
Light, 1888; 80 Giant Powder Con. A3M.
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Fail Clips are quoted as follows Northern
choice, I4Gl5c y 10; do. defective, l1@l2c . m.
free Mountain. 10@l21a San Joaquin and Southern
defective, 7@10c. Spring Wool is quoted follows;
Eastern Oregon, lo@l7c; Valley Oregon, 16&2ls
q 70.
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English Wheat Market.

English Wheat Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 20.-The spot market is easy
at 6s 111ad Cargoes are easy at 33s Sd for of
coast S3' Sd for just shipped 33s Sd nearly
IRE Produce Exchange cabls gives thu following
LIVERPOOL quotations for NO Red Winter:
Us 2l4d; January. 6s Ga; February, IS 3s4d.
SECURITIES
LONDON Oct. 20. - Consois, 80 1915; Silver
10 o-l6d; Rentes, s8t s712c.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Oct 20. - The stock market was
strong and theBig -Four advanced per cent; other
railroads IN to /. Northern Pacific preferred
little over / point. Tho close was firm. Petro
leum-NOvember. closed 50Tsc.
1859: DO. 2's. 90; N0rthern Pacific. 1888 Cana
dian Pacihc 1914 Central Pacinc. 20: Onion Pa
eitc. 4o!$; Atebison ana Santa re. 1914; wells
Fargo l44: Western Union s81si silver, so54c;
Wheat-November. 77s4c. Flour. steady. Coffee
sl5 10. sugar. 3S3 l6c. Hops-Pacihc Coast. 1s
Spot $50 80. Lead-Domestic, - Iron, SIG
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 603sc.
Hops are quiet and the export interest Is dull.
London Is quiet and Germany lower. Prime Call
fornias sold here at 23@D231ac.
DRIED FRUIT
New California Prunes abont 20 to the pound In
sacks, offered at l2o spot Strictly choice
evaporated California Peaches were sold yesterday
TO the extent OF lOO bags at LOG Spot oinHa
goods in boxes held at 1Sc Lower prices have
been quoted IN some quarters, but thus Tar low
prices and low quality seem TO so hand In hand.
SUGAR COFFEE.
sugar-Raw and refined quiet and unchanged
ECoffee Weak at 10 a 20 points decline. Sales
250o bags; October, SIS 10; November. $l4 30.
Wool Market
NEW YORK Oct 2o.-Wooi firm and In moderate
demand. Domestic fleece 26a35c PtD.
Portland's Business.
PORTLAND. Or. Oct 20.-Clearances. &42S, 600;
balances, sos ,000
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and let go Of the rope. BY the merest
chance Tenegar was not thrown under the
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A FIELD RANGE.
A Convenient Device to Be Used by the
Red Cross Society.

Red Cross Society.
st. Louis Post-Dispatch.
The Red Cross Society. under the presi-
dency of its staff physician, DIR. Duems of
Leipzig, is making remarka BILE progress in
devising new schemes for the amelioration
of the condition of the sick and wounded in
coming wars. Ii it is true that by reason
of the enormous trajectory power of our
small caliber weapons the number Of
wounded will be greatly increased, it
behooves the humanitarian spirit Of
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THE HEN WHO KNOW.
Conservative Journalists Giyc
Their Views.
THE KON.PiRTISANS ARE FAVORED.
Almost as One Man the Editors Speak
Out for Ebert.
They Have CanyasScd the Town, and They
See Which Way the Wind Is
Blowing.
THE KON-PlRTISANS ARE FAVORED.

sxhIs great citizens movement against
SXf,e bosses-what do you think of 1T ?'' was
question put TO many editors Ofweekly
.4apers yesterday. Speaking almost as one
-,sa they said. "Itis good. We favor it,
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T. AieAShuoi nerseio- propres interets ainsi que
lie bien-etre du public en- general
Nous savions-le fait est incOntestabe - que lie
parti republican, ct lie pard democratic, en- tant
que pOlitique locale, etaient en- deroute. lie pre-
mier etait partage entire deux factiOns-la faction
appartenant corps ct anne Kelly ct Crimmins
ct Ia faction des honnetes republicans, inebran-
lablement opposes Ia domination des deux BAN
dts poliiques que je viens de nommer.
lie parti democratic etait divise en- trois camps:
lie camp de Sullivan lie nouyeau Buckley aux
allures honorables; lie camp de sous-lieutenants
de Buckley; lie camp, enfin, des demoerates refor-
mes sc sont reneontTees sur lie terrain de la
communicate des interets et des idees. Files sc
sont entendues ct, dun commun accord elles
ont complement rompu en- visiere aYec tous les
meneurs politques don't unique ambition est
de s'enrichir su depens du tresor public.
Ces deux clements, composes de tout ce quill
de plus honnete ct de plus respectable parmi
les republicans ct les democrates ont reussi
former une combinaison independante dams lie
but eminemment louable de metre I'm terme aux
sbus iniques que les politicians de meter com
mettent depuis 81 longtemps San Francisco au
prejudice des eontribuables.
De eette combinaison est ne lie pa-ti des Non
Partisans, parti qui iette deja la terreur dams
les rangs des republicans ct democrates qui s'a-
ehsrnent la remorque de Kelly ct Crimmins
dune part ct de Sullivan ct Dwyer dautre part
Ceux-ci font tout ee qu'ils peuvent pour en-
rayer la marehe triomphale du parti Non-Parti-
san.
lis depensent leur argent pleines mains
lis prodiguent For du propretaire du Chronicle
ct du Chemin-de-fer tort ct travers pour
aecomplir la defaite du pard Non-P Partisan.
In paru contre lequel s'aeharnent lie CAro-
fsicIe fExdmiter lie Chemin-de-fer eft tout ce
gull de plus vii, de plus odieux, de plus cor
rompu psrmi les politicians de profession &c
part, disie, merite bien du public; II est digne
de sa confance ct il a droit rappui moral ct aux
sufrages unanimes de tous les electeurs respecta
bles sans distinction de parti .
Je defe qui que &c SOFT de demontrer que lie
ticket municipal ct legislatif forme par les non
partisans nest pas cent fois meilleur, cent fois
plus recommandable que nimporte lequel des
autres tickets qui Sc dispHtent nos suffrages.
Tout considere c'est lie meilleur ticket que nous
ayons encore Gu depuis les beaux jours du Comite
de Vigilance de 1856 Cest lie ticket des honnetes
gems; c'est lie ticket des contribuables; c'est 10
| ticket des eommereants; c'est lie ticket de Tou-
vrer ct eest lie ticket que je me propose de voter
dams son integrite.
C'est pour ces raisons, que TAI propose que nous
endossionA runanimite tous les eandidats du
parti des ion -partisans j yoterai en- favour de
eette proposition ct jai tout lieu de croire que
tous ceux qui jai Fhonneur de m adresser en-
feront autant"
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NoTE-Assessments OF mines NOT listed on the
Board fail delinquent In Office.
DIVIDENDS Declared.
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENN ENr, Chronomssar ana
Instrument Maker. Calit0r streas
Sign OF the Wooden Sailor
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OCEAN STEAMERS

Dates of Departure From San Francisco
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Wool Marks

NEW YORK, Oct 2e.-Wooi firm and In moderate
demand. Domestic fleece. 26@35c TD.
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BOARD SALES.

Following we're the sales In the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
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Assessments Pending.
The following Is list OF assessm ents now pending:
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Mon. Tues. WED. IThrs.I Fri. Sat.
STOCK.

Following Are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
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IHUESDA4s OCIUU6f
stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, San Diego; 6oodalI.
Perkins & 81 Co.
Stmr Umstla, Holmes, Victoria and Port Towns.
end; GoodaD, Perkins Il Co.
stmr Bonita, Nash, San Pedro GoodalI, Perkins
& Co.
Br bark. Gowanbank. Ferguson, Hull; Eppnger
4 Co
Ship John Potter. Meyer. Nanaimo; R Chan
der.
Br ship Evesham Abbey. Crotby. Queenstown; q
MeNear
schr Golden Fleece. ouinrin. Ponape Caroline
Islands; K QuinIin.