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A Large Trnnk Trnst

OSHKOSH. Wis, April 21.-The National
trunk Company. comprising IL manufac-
turers, located at Oshkosh, Milwaukee, Ra-
cine, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit. Cincin-
natl, Louisville and ST. Louis, with capital
OF SO, 000, 600, is said not to be trust, but a
combination to divide the territory and re.
duce expaases,
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SANTA Rosa, April 2l.-Alan Breen, q
lad ii years old who ran away from his
home in Oakland month age, was found
wandering about the Chinese quarter late
last night. His mother has been notified.
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The Monterey's Armor- Plates.

SoiTH BETHLEHEM. Pa, April 21.-Ten
armor-plates, forming two barbettes OF the
cruiser Monterey. left the Bethlehem Iron
Company's yard late last night for San
francisco. Each plate Is loaded on q sep
arate car. A special train was provided aud
will'have precedence over others Oh the Pa
cidc railroads.
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Fashionable Wedding in London.

LONDON. April 21.-Major James c. Post.
the military attache of the American lega-
tion in this city, and Miss Annie Maxwell
OF New York were married this afternoon
at ST. Margaret's Church in the presence Of
q distinguished assemblage.
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EIec.ed pres,dent of a Co,,soo

CORVALLIS, Or. April 21.-The Board of
Regents of the State Agricultural College
elected John NJ. Bloss president of the col
lege to succeed b. l.. Arnold, deceased.
Professor BloSS comes from Topeka, KanS.
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Governor Ferry's Daughter Married

OLYMPIA, Wash, April 2l.-Miss Lizia
Ferry, the eldest daughter of Governor
Ferry, was married at noon to-day to ex-
Mayor John Leary of Seattle. The coIpla
will leave tomorrow for Japan.
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Cherries From yacauilIs

VAcAvILLE, April 21.--Robinson Broth
ers shipped to-day to lmmel & Co. and ALI
son & Gray seven boxes of cherries, the
first shipment of the season.
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larly beautiful. Among the guests were ex-
Mayor and Mrs. Grace, Mavor Giant, Gen.
and Mrs. Butterfeld, Mrs. u. ). Grant. Mr..
and Mrs. Cooper, Mir. and Mrs. Navarro and
General Daniel K. SickleS.
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Horsethieves Captured.

TEApLEToN. April 21.-Buccaroo Bill
aud Bill Lucas. two horsethieves, have
been captured, the former in Tucson and
the latter in San Bernardino.
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Frimaries At souou

SoNoMA. April 21.-At the Republican
primaries held here to-day the following
delegates were elected: Lawyer Robert
Poppe, ID. ID, Dawson and +. Breitenbach.
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swallowed strychnins in Mistake.

STOCKTON, April 21.-Thomas Earl, a
young man in charge of teastore, this
morning made n mistake in swallowing a
dose OF strychnine for quinine. He was
almost dead from the effects of .the poison
for several hours. but his life was finally
saved.
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Postmaster Kaufman at Reisel, Tex, was
assassinated by two negroes last night, il
is supposed for the purpose of robbery.
The murderers are being pursued
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CHARGED WITH BIGAMY.
A Santa Barbara Man, With Many Wives.

SANTA BARBARA. April 21.-D. w. Nc
Walker. alias Major A. II. Nave, who is
charged with bigamy, had his preliminary
hearing to-day. He was held to answer i'm
the Superior Court, With bonds fixed al
5000, which lie will probably he unable 60
raise. Maria A. Carrillo. whom he married
at Santa Paula in February. 1890. and Emma
Boates, to whom he was married in San
Francisco in November of the same year
were both in court aud testified against him
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A Large Loan Authorized.

ROME, April 2l.-It is reported that a
national loan of 200, 100000 lires has been
authorized to cover the estimated deficits
unfiI 1904
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vene.uela B Beceming tranquil.

WASHINGTON, April 21.-Judge Bolet
Peraza. the Venezuelan Minister, has re-
ceiv@z the following cable dispatch fEea his
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York in recent years. In the afternoon the.
civil ceremony was performed by Mayor
Grant, and in the evening the religious eere-
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SUIT ABOUT CATTLE.
Verdict fer Large Amount Against Chicago
Packer

Packer.
CHICAGO. April 21.-Judge Hutchinson
has entered nadings against Nelson Nor
ris, the packer, for S54,515, in favor of
Pierre Bibaux, a Montana cattleman. Nor
ris' agent contracted 18th Bibaux for cattle
on the ranch in 1890. Bibaux claimed S70,-
600 and interest. Morris urged a plea of
recoupment, alleging that the plaintiff had
guaranteed better cattle than he delivered
and claiming that about $4,000 vas due
him. The Judge cut down the plaintiffs
claim but denied interest. A motion was
made for new trial.
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LAND OF THE Lone WOLF.
The Fight Over Coal Claims
in Alaska.
An Interview With Deputy Surveyor Lascey'
Who Has Returned From the
Far North.

A. Lascey, deputy United States Sur
veyor, returned few days ago from
Alaska, where he went last April to make
surveys for those who had fled their apph-
cations In accordance with the recent law.
81 surveyed forty-two locations OF lou
acres each while in the performance OF my
duty in Alaska during the summer. SAID
Nj Lascey TO a CALL reporter yesterday
Part OF my duty was taking affidaVits
in cases of contest, OF which there we're not
few.
"At Karluk and at Kaehemak Bay, where
the coal fields are. there were numerous ad-
verse claimants"
The principal surveys were made for the
canning companies and the trading posts,
who were anxious TO place their possessory
rights beyond any question of dispute. Be
tween the coal companies the spirit OF
rivalry runs high.
THE Alaska Coal Company of this city,
". II. II. Hart and eX-Congressman Lut-
trell of Santa Rosa are engaged in trlan-
gular contest over certain lands which has
been left to the decision Of the Washington
Land Office.
ITS Gods own country" remarked Mr..
Laseey in telling Of Alaska's manifold re-
sources.
window sill in his Office strewn with speei-
mems Of minerals.
There are gold, silver. tin and copper ores,
lava, gold sand. and, by the by. in that bottle
Of some Of the dust from the Nesuylus OF
Alaska.
Its strange thing that all the volcanoes
there are in an active state. Those that
were thought to be extinct are giving the
most assuring evidence that they are not
"a peculiar thing that has marked the re-
newal of their activity is that the timber
forests are dying and shriyeling away.
Other vegetation is not affected.
Il dined on potatoes, turnips and other
vegetables of the finest flavor, raised at
Cooks Inlet, during my sojOurn there"
According TO Mr.. Lsseey, the closing down
Of the canneries has wrought great injury
upon the Indian population, which is left
without means of sustenance.
The Indian graYeyards are increasing al
| a wonderful rate.
Russians, Firms and Norwegians are
| flooding the country, and as the elm attic
| conditions are suitable TO them they appear
| TO thrive.
| Many of the islands of the Aleutian Arch
| ipelago are being stocked with the fur fox.
| II is proving to be profitable enterprise, as
| the skins are worth from $50 to $40 apiece,
and the foxes multiply very rapidly.
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A WIFE'S INFLUENCE.
The Conveyance of 100000 Worth @
Property Questioned.

The Conveyance of 100000 Worth OF
Property Questioned.
An action has been commenced by A. c.
Freese, as administrator of the estate Of T.
NJ. Lindeman, against the latter's widow to
set aside certain deed.
The complaint allegesthat for some time
prior TO the laiter's death. on the 9TH inst,
Mrs Lindeman took advantage of her hus-
bands physical and mental weakness and
by harsh means induced him on January %
last to execute the deed in question, convey
ing TO her real estate on the southeast cor
ner of Mason and Pacific streets, and on
Berry street, near Dupont valued at 100000.
The consideration was love and atfec-
tion," aud it is stated that Lindeman had n
great aversion TO his wife.
At the time of his death he was so years
OF age, and his heirs-at-law are his widow,
brothers and sisters, residing in Sweden
and Norway.
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THOMAS BELLS FATAL FALL.
An Inquest Held and Verdict OF Acct
dental Death Returned.

An Inquest Held and a Verdict of Acct
dental Death Returned.
An inquest was held yesterday in the case
of Thomas Bell, the pioneer mining man
and broker, who was killed last Sunday
morning by falling over the balustrade of
his home.
Thomas Frederick Bell identified the re-
mains as those of his father, who was aged
70 years, and native Of Dundee, Scotland,
Drs. 7. w. Kearny and X. w. Murphy
testified to treating Mr.. Bell soon after the
fatal fail, which produced fracture of the
right femur and conclusion of the BRAIN
The deceased did not regain consciousness
Miss Mary Ellen Pleasant and colored
servants employed in the Bell household
related the circumstances OF the fall, as al
ready published In The CALL
After hearing the testimony the Coroner
jury returned the following verdict:
That Thomas Bell, aged rs years, a native of
Scotland and capitalist by occupation, resid-
ing AT 1901 Octavfa street. came 10 his death in
tile city and county of San Francisco October
16, 1892. from conclusion OF the brain, caused
by falling over The balustrade OF his residence
and we further find that his death was entirely
accidental.
The funeral will be held from the resi-
dencs OF the deceased at o'clock this after
noon.
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Genera MerchandIse.

BA0S-No business. Quotations largely nominal.
Calculus os4G6c spot. aud &c for 1898; Wool
Bags. 361tSSc.
CANNED FRUITS-Nothing new Market firm
but not very active. though there is a good ex-
port ovement BY Apricots Guotsble at 81 66 /;
Peaches. ST 1901 IS; Pears. 81 70G1 so; White
@i 50. 80 O'-''''''' '''''' y ~
CANNED VEGETABLES tomatoes. s5c; Peas
Sl@1 10 q dozen.
COFFEE = Has sold rather better of late
Nominal quotations 2l@2ls4c q Il for good
to prime Costa Rlca, free from black beans; 1870
2013e z n for good Costa Rica. mixed with black
1884 for good unwashed Salvador. Nicaragua and
Guatemala: 22c for prime washed Guatemala: 2015G3
2ls4c for good to strictly good Guatemala: l712@9
2014c for fair washed and unwashsd Guatemala;
2019@221.c p 10 for good to prime pea-berry: $50
l71ac for medium qualities: 1904 1ac for ordinary
qualities: SGl21ac for very inferior to common
Coal free, but prices for future delivery are
strong. House Coal is in moderate stock
and steady. Wellington is quotable at IS
" ton; New Wellington. So 2 ton soutnfeld Wei
Seattle. So Coos Bay IS so; Sydney. 81 SO;
Scotch. 81 50 q ton; Brymbo. 81 50 Greta, 81 so;
Cumberland. $l4 In bulk and SIS 30 in sacks; Penn
syivania Anthracite Egg $12 so; Welsh Anthra-
cite Egg, $40; Camel. SO so 2 ton.
FISH-No l Mackerel IS quotable at sl2@l3
In half-bbs and 81 1892 i'll KITS No. 2, $40 IN
e kit; Pacific Cod, sc in bundles &c 2 10 cases. &c
p 70 for homeless and &c " 10 for bricks: Eastern
Smoked Herring, 35c: Dutch do 81 506el rs q reg;
Nhitefsh. $40 In half-bhls and S292 rs in kits.
QUICkSiLVER-Quoted at S4l 50942 q flask
NAlLS-Base prices are; 81 10 for iron, 81 10 for
steel 81 20 for wire.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining COMPANY
quotes. terms net cash; Cube, Crushed. Powdered
ana Fine Crushed, all 61sc q ID; Dry Granulated.
6s4e d 10; Confectionery A. 55sc Standard A,
47sc; D. As4c . 10; half bbls. 14c more than bbla
and boxes 12c mora
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A Missing Wife.

Police Surgeon Somers has received an
inquiry from Thomas Carbin of Livingston.
Mont, regarding a Mrs. Mary Car bin,
who he alleges went crazy In this city
two months ago. Tie writer thinks IL
must be bis wife. who came to California
from Cleveland and later stopped writing
to him. Inquiry showed that woman
named Mrs. Mary Carabain was committed
as insane to the Napa Asylum last August.
having been arrested while attempting to
disrobe herself during a Mills meeting at
The Mechanics Pavilion. She came from
Australia, however. and her husband, John
Carabain, resides in this city.
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MARKET REPORTS.
TUESDAY EVENING. Oct. ID.
Summary OF THE MARKEra

TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. 18
SUMMARY OF THE MARKEra
Silver declined.
Wheat firm and active.
Barley steady.
Oats queter, but firm.
Large Yellow Corn lower.
Rye steady.
Bran easy. Mddlings firm.
Mustard seed scarce and high
Beans very firm.
Buekwheat weaker
Dried Peas firm.
Hay steady.
Flour In fair demand.
Potatoes quiet onions steady.
Butter weak. Cheese and Eggs steady.
Amber Honey weak
Wine and able Grapes frmer
Poultry quiet. Game lower.
Lines declined.
Dried Fruit weak. Prunes still lower.
Walnuts firm.
Raislns inactive.
Hops easy aud quiet.
Hams, Bacon aud Lard firm.
Hides dull
Wool in good local request.
Beef firm. Nation. Lamb aud Pork unchanged.
Grain Bags lifeless.
Canned Fruit in active export demand.
Coal firm.
Big Lumber com bine reported.
Coffee In fair request
Sterling Exchange trmer.
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CaIifOrnia Ernit.

CHICAGO Oct lS-The Earl Fruit Company sold
to-day half crates Muscat Grapes at 81 l0@Sl Is;
full crates 81 IS; haf crates Tokay, 81 20@gl So;
full crates So 4U13 80 half crates Black Morocco.
81 go; Rose de Peru. zoe; Connexions 81 40;
Winter Nellls, ~ 1922 40; half boxes, Sl@l 20;
GIout Moroccan. IS O5@93 Is; Easter Benrre. $40
80 DIAL neon, 81 SO; pound Pears, 81 Sj@l 80;
Ounces, 81 80: Salway, 90
Porter Brothers Company sold to-day six carloads
OF California fruits. BARTLETT Pears, 50 4c13 So;
Glout Moroccan, s2 Soe15 10; Beurre DEL SO 500
10: Vicar. 81 IS: SSlway Peaches, 81 05@1I TO:
full crates oksys, So 353 40; hair crates 81 05@
65; full crates Muscats. 81 40; half crates Sl@9
J SO: double crates. 81 30: singles 81 35e11 40;
Ounces. 81 10: Clings. 81 10.
NEW YORK, oct. lS.-Porter Brothers Company,
sold three carloads of fruit Full crates Tokay,
81 7o@2 so: half crates. e0c@$l IS; half crates
MUSICALS. 6OcGsl So Goes Late Red Piums. 81 05 !;
Clings, 81 05; Billyeau's 81 S5@2 saiway Peaches,
7ocgSl 80; Pears, Sl@3 10; Ounces, 81 70@S2 80.
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chosen nresident of the club. The banquet
room had been decorated in the manner In
which the kanakas decorate their banquet
halls. There were palm fans here and there.
and the American and Hawaiian flags were
iDtertwined in graceful folds. At enc end
of the room was "Aloah" in yellow chrys-
anthemums, aud the name of the club,
"Hila-Hila," also worked in flowers, was
suspended from the chandelier. The men,
bers were all attired in white flannel shirts
and white flannel trousers. with black silk
sash at the waist. Each member wore a
flowing black necktie. After the dinner had
been disposed of there was American ana
Hawaiian melody. Those present were :;
J. Greig. J. A. bunker, j. Chris. Meyer.
G. Habenicht. L. Fischer, w. Geiger,. L.
Kerr, ]. McLure, NJ. Owens. G; LoTing'
j. Murphey, W. Higgins, A. s. White.
j. Rgner, K. Van Oterendorp. ). GraVes
and Jack Movers
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Keep OF the Enemy.

FOO who turks In ambush Is more dangerous
antagonist than one who attacks us In the open
field, and for whose assaults we are. In measure
prepared. That dangerous enemy to health. mala-
ria must be encountered fully armed. Its thrusts
are sudden. unexpected and deadly. and can only
be guarded against with certainty by fortifymg the
system by course OF defensive medication. The
surest defense against chlls and fever, bilious re-
mittent. dumb agne and ague cake, is Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. which is also an eradicator of the
most obstinate forms OF malaria which resist the
action OF ordinary specifics. and the virus OF which
remains In the system when the moro violent
symptoms subdued. Constipation, liver com
paint, dyspepsia and kidney troubles are always
elieyed by this genial remedy. az
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IN THE rwIL1Gur wAroHEs.

A little way to walk with you. my own.
Only little way,
Then one of us must weep and walk alone
Until Gods day.
A little way; 1t is 30 sweet to live
Together. that know
Life would not have one withered rose TO give
If one OF Us should go.
Aud II these lips should ever learn TO smile
With your heart far from mine.
Twould be for JOY that ia a little while
"O''N ~ -Godey's Magazine.
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A HAWAIIAN FEAST.

A Unique Eptertsinment Given In This
City Recently.
Last Saturday evening unique feast was
given In the Southern Pacific Restaurant,
on the occasion of the return to this city
from the Hawaiian Islands OF Mr.. Jack
Meyers, the son Of the proprietor.
Since his return a number of the friends
Of the young man formed club and adopted
the name of "Hila-Hila," and among the
members are a number who for q time were
residents Of the Islands. On the even ing of
the day named they gave the banquet or
feast in honor OF Mr.. Meyers. who was
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HARBOR COMMISSIONERS.
Tba Di.carded Anasha to Be Sold
Auction.

The Discarded Anasha to BE SOLO at
Auction.
Al the meeting OF the Board OF HarooI
Commissioners yesterday communication
was received from L. Fillmore OF the South
Pacific Coast Railroad Company. asking
that the tracks at their freight sheds be
raised IS inches. The proposition was re-
ferred to the chief engineer.
All the bids for replanking the cattle
wharf at the foot Of Second street were re-
lected.
The bid of Roscoe Wheeling of $500 for
the steam tug Anasha was rejected, and the
old harbor boat was ordered sold at auction
by S. L. Jones & Co., at the Merchants
Exchange on Monday next.
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And In accordance with law. and order from
the Board OF Directors made on the first day
September, 1892 many shares Of each parcel OF
such stock may be necessary win be sold az
public auction at the office of the company, No.
$40 Pine street, rooms Is aud II, San Francisco,
California. MONDAY, the seventh day or No.
vembeI, 1892 at the hour OF l O'Clock r. OF said
day. Co pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs Of advertising aud Of
sale
j. w. PEW, Secretary.
ofice-No. $40 Pine street, rooms Is aud IT, san
francisco. California. ocl4 "a
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A. Present for Firsmen.

Jarboe & Jarboe, attorneys. have sent
present to the members of Engine Com
pany In the form OF q check for S25. Tie
firm is grateful to the fremen for their
prompt action which prevented the de-
struction Of its stable. on Bush street. on
the night of the 9Th inst
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Failures Last Quarter.

The. Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports 2l5
failures In the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the third quarter OF 1892. with assets $780,
3e4 and liabilities 81 800, 721, compared with
24l for the previous quarter with assets
$4,000 and liabilities 81 1922 1872, and s05 for
the corresponding quarter OF 1891, with
s956,65 and liabilities sl,76l, 1855. The failures
for the past quarter are divided among the States
and Territories as follows:
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SUPERIOR Furniture in Residence Of IL Room!
EsIINoUENT SALE NOTICES.

nELINOUENT SALE NOTICE NORTH
1 Belle Isle Mining Company. Location oil prtn-
eipaI mace OF business San Francisco, CALIFORNIA;;
location OF works Tuscarora. Elko County Nevada
Notlce--There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account or asseSsmene NO
2OI levied on the first day of September 1892
the several amounts set opposite the names Of tbs
sharehnldeIs. az follows:
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San Francisco Meat Market.

few sales Of Beef al &c made. but It must
be choice to fetch this figure Veal is easy Mutton
and Lamb show no change. Hogs continue In ample
supply. Wholesale rates from slaughterers TO deal
ers follows:
BEEF-First quality. 61ac; choice, &c; second
quality. &c: third do. 31a14lac.
NEAL-Large. 6G6c; small Calves. &c; Dairy
Calves. 7ie GaS12c ~ 10.
MUTToN-w others. 61aGs7e p n; Ewes 6t0615c.
LAMB-7I3@981ec q 10.
PORk-Livc Hogs, 45sd4Ac p 10 for heavy and
medium grainfed: small fas Hogs. 45sGl4szc; stock
Hogs, &L4Q941sc; dressed do 7laSc y 10.
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Chic On Markets.

CHIcAeo, Oct. IS.-wheat was dull; It opened
unchanged; declined l4c on continued heavy re-
ceipts, and SACK export demand !; reaeted.1sc on
smaller estimated receipts tomorrow and closed
steady lac lower than yesterday Receipts, 306.-
600 bushels; shipments. l52OOO bushels.
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also lot 49, block So, Alamada, subject TO mort
gage for 81 900. Alameda; So
Aifred Chart 10 Christine A. Hutton (wife or
lanes Az lot ON E line OF Union street, 200 OF
Bancroft way, % by l10;4, Berk eley: 81.
christine r. Hutton (wife of James Al to Alfred
Chart undivided quarter of lot on f line OF Union
street, 225 n Of Bancroft way, % by ll0:4,
Alfred Chart to Sophie E. Carlton. lot on line
NJ Union street. $50 n of Bancroft way. SO by Il
Christine E. Hutton (wife of James AZ to same.
same: 81. - n p., :. g.
Mrs < f. yesey. S. Il. and john +: Beals OF san
Francisco to George NJ. HeideTtck or San Francisco,
w half OF lot 3. block 81, Berkeley l.. ana L. l. AS
ISOLATION Tract Il, Berkeley; $lZoO
Martin wife of c. S. Martin of Oakland, lot on NV
corner OF Blake street and 6rove avenue W 4223,
al u XII Al : 100. 81 lot IL, block Il. Crystal
Spring Tract subject to a mortgage, berKeley $40
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RniIdars, CONTRACTS.

-. Mad with H. Stettln. concrete work etc
on NV corner Of Jackson and Lyon streets, COX
l27 :S14: 1850 ,,, "a aorrr plan, .,
mild On y line OF Douglass street; $3.50.
Ferd Frohman and wife WITH Souie hosdiey, 10
build on w line OF Clayton stfeet' AVo . VI oaA .
25xl06:3: 5000. -. .,tn o en-.
l. g. Conroy with DR. L. C. Lane, grazing on the
c y corner of CLAY and Webster streets e l42 by
1877 70: $4,000. =. .,t,s - -. ~ T.
r. Vatuone with q. Ratio. to buId on lot on
1ln
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Oct ls.-The volume OF business in
the stock exchange shows q material IA ling OIL 1t
opeL ell eak but subsequently became strong aud
advanced under the leadership OF the industrisls.
The Distlers rose 1873; Lin eed after rising from
3l1a TO 1912 reacted to S612. The close was
weak and final changes in majority of cases are
only 14G34c either way. Northern Pacific pre-
ferred gained a part OF yesterday S loss
NEW YORK. Oct. lS.-Unlted states Ronds. as.
1884 DO, rs l0012 Northern Pacinc. 1855 Cana
dian Pacihc, S5l Central Paclnc, 20: Union Pa
cine. 4O34 Atch1son ana Santa re. 80; wells
Fargo. l44: Western Union. 9Si Silver s514c;
Sterling 81 Sbd4 81.
wheat-october 1890. Flour. steady. Coffee,
SO IS. sugar. 1903 S-l6c. Hops-racnc Coast, Is
@24e. Hides. l219c. Copper-LaEe Sill rs. Tin
Spot, so 10. Lead-Domestic, 81 %. iron, $l6.
HOPS.
Hops are quiet. Medium Pscifcs sold at 100
1890.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
eSugar-Raw. easier and unchanged.
Cohee-Is recovering early loss. Sales, $4,000
bags; October $40 70; Novemt er. $40 10.
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English wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. ls.-The spot market is higher
at 6s ll15d. Cargoes firm st 33s Sd Tor of
coast, 34s for Just shipped and 33s Cd for nearly
due
FUTURES.
Tire Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for NO 2 Red Winter:
october, 6s li4d: November. Is 134d; December
6s 3D. January, 6s 3$4d; February, IS 414d.
sECURITGEl
LONDON, Oct 1s-Consols. 96 1916; Silver,
391sd Rentes, 9Sf 9712c.