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ALONG THE RAIL.
The AtchisOn Road Bidding for
the DOnahue Line.

1t will not be long before the D0nahue
line will pass into other hands. Ever since
the death of Mervyn J. Donahue rumOrs OF
the sale Of the line have been frequent. but
were never confirmed. Now a definite
statement has been made by one of the eX-
ecutOrs to the effect that the road will soon
pass into the hands OF other owners Peter
McGlynn, general passenger agent of the
road and one of the executors of the DOua-
hue estate, has Just returned from the East.
and Yesterday he stated that he had several
important interviews while in Chicago and
New York in regard to the sale Of the DOna-
hue line. He first saw George {. MagOun,
who is one Of the Directors of the Atchisan,
Topeka and Santa Fe, and who generally
directs the financial concerns of the road.
MIR. MCGlynn said he laid before the
AtchiSOn man everything affecting the
DOnahue line, and stated the desire OF the
heirs to have the estate settled up.
Mr.. McGlynn aferward saw President
Marvel of the Santa Fe road, and laid the
same proposition before him. Mr.. McGlynn
stated that both of the Atchson men were
fayOrablY impressed aud promised to put IN
a bid for tie road. Whether any definite
offer was made was not learned 1t
is known that other offers will be made for
the property besides those mentioned. Mr..
McG.ynn denied that the Southern Pacific
Company had made an offer for the road or
desired its purchase. Should the AtchisOn.
Topeka and Santa Fe acquire the DOnahue
road 1t will have to build up over 400 miles
from M0haye to make connections with the
acquired property A long conference was
held at the flee Of the DOnahue Company
yesterday afternoon, al which were present
President Burgin, Executor McGlynn of the
DOnahue estate and Charles +. HanlOn,
attorney. The conference related to the
disposal Of the road. but what definite con-
illusions were arrived al were not dlvulged.
Among the different railroad offices COM
plants lately have been frequently made Of
q willy Chinese, who has been buying
tickets for near at hand points and diSp0s-
ing Of them to his brethren for long dis
lance tickets, thereby reaping rich har-
vest. The buyers Of the tickets have either
been compelled TO pay extra fares or have
been put off the trains. In consequence
there are not a few Chinese who are on the
lookout for the swindler.
Nlce-PTesidcnt j. c. Stubs Of the South
ern Pacific is expected to-day, and his ar
rival will be tue occasion Of a number OF
conferences regarding the traffic department
and the best way 10 meet the circular OF
Manager Leeds OF the Traffic Association
regarding the routing Of freight by ship
IerS.
W. D. Sanborn, General Agent OF the
Burlington, will return from Los Angeles
TODAY
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Don Alfredo Quiuonez the well-knOwn
journalist Of Guatemala, has been expelled
from the republic for having permitted the
publication from his printing office of
paper called Ell Rayo, which contained GER
tain articles against the Government.
The ChiQuimala district is nearly free
from smallpox.
The Amatilan Guatemala Railway Com
pany's station has been burned. Loss, over
$4,000
Among the important measures adopted
10y Nicaragua late Congress are the follow
ing: To increase soldiers allowance for
rations to 80 cents per diem, and to Increase
their salaries; to give bounty Of p cents
for each cocoa tree planted in the republic;
to provide for tie education n the United
States or Europe Of q certain number of
worthy Young men each year at Govern
meut expense; TO re-estabiSh pension pay
meuts 10 the poor and sick; to pension the
families of Government officers, either mill
taTy Or civil who may die While III active
service OF the State; TO provide for the Ie-
pair Of churches at Government cost
Some time ago tie NicaTsgHan Govern
ment ordered from England 100000 post
age stamps of the new series printed. On
their arrival the Minister Of Government
had the sheets carefully counted and there
was 100000 stamps over.
a dasta5dly attempt TO blow MP the resi-
dence of the local Project at Barba, Costa
kca, with dynamite bomb has been
made. One Of the sixteen members Of the
family was nearly killed and the building
wrecked. The explosion occurred al mid
night
By vote Of fourteen to five the Costa
Rca Congress has finally approved the
executive decree granting to Minor c. Keith
|.lr- IN a. IN a
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when the bride saw them through the Stats
OF her window blinds her sense of fun
moved her to order that they should be ad-
United so far as the capacity Of the largest
room in the hotel would allow.
Thus it was discovered that the bride had
di,creety brought a trunkful of her own
proper apparel with her, and that she
looked simply charming in neat walking
suit and bonnet. Parson Fish made man and
wife of Hubert L. Brown ana Josephine
N. Allison, aud then "Jo" kissed and was
kissed by all the KingSboro girls and by
many matrons. who seemed to grow younger
as they looked into her happy face As for
the men. they looked as sheepish as they
deserved 10, but they had new subject for
conversation, aud it lasted the pOstoffice
colerie for full fortnight.-New York
Daily News
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Dead Sea Fruits.

They stay multitudes when they are the product
Of neglect OF inc'pient disease "slight" cold, a
ht Of Indigestion, bIiousness or constipation each
or any OF these minor ailments" advance in many
eases with leag destroying strides" Give them
swift. early defeat with Hostetters Stomach Bit
ters and avert the danger. Abernethy administered
an alarming rebuke to the man who Informed him
that he had "only cold" "Ony cold" re-
peAted the doctor. what would ye haye-the
plagueP Rheumatism and la grippe are easily ex-
tlngu!shaOle at the start Why then allow them to
get up fun head OF steam Put on the brakes
with the Bitters The genial warmth which this
superb medicine difuses through the system, the
impetus It gives to the circulation Of the blood its
soothing and strengthening effect upon the nervous
specially recommend It to the enfeebled aud sick
IT'S the great specific for malaria
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General NIerchanIfss.

BAGS-Calcuttas for June delivery. 7i497lac;
Wool Bags. 3603Sc.
OIL-Caifornia Castor OIL, In cases. No. l 81 IS ,
No ?, cases 81 20 bbls soc manufacturers rateSl
Eastern do, 81 20: California Lnseed, bbls, boiled
as 2c raw, 44c; cases, 2l2c more. Cocoa, so assoc
y gall China Nut, 55@63lac gal: Eastern Lin
seed On, IN Dbls 47c: do raw, 44I2c p gal. cases,
2iaC more: Lard oil, bbis, 72i2C; cases soc = gal
PETROLEUM-Starligh is quotabIe at sc e
gallon; Downer's, p &c; Astral. l9c; 1902 Elaine,
2iC; Pearl. l9c; Water White, refined bulk,
l3c Headlight rs eases, 2Sc; Mineral Illuminating
300, 25c In cases Standard, ITO fire test. l7c r
gall on In cases caps) l7i2c faucets and l2c in bulk
GASOLINE ErC-687 Benzine. bulk. I3l5c y gaI;
cases, l9c; - Gasoline bulk l4l2c cases, zoe SJo
Gasoline, bulk, 25c cases, 29c Is Eal.
WHITE LEAD-QuOtaOle at 7(07l4c q 10
QU iCkSILNER-H.s again declined TO SAG "a
flask.
TIN PLATE Quoted at So % p box.
TURPENIINE-QuOted at 5 &c e gallon.
SUGAk-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed. Powdered
aud Fine Crushed, all SAC 4, 10; Dry GRADUATED,
41sc; Confectionery a, 4SAc; Extra c, 41sc;
Golden c. &C; ID. $3.50 q 10 halt bbs, "A c more
than bos. ana boxes nc mora
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Steamers to sail to-day the City Of sydney for
Panama, the Walla Walla for Victoria and Puget
Sound, the ATcata and Del NOTte for Coos Bay, the
Eureka for San Pedro and the Gip3y for the Salinas
River. The San Jose falls due from Panama.
The steamer Lakme, 4U4 tons, loads mercha ndise
for Central America; Norwegian ship HiawaUha,
1893 tons, Lumber on the Souna for sydney,
32s Cd
The Thlstlebank takes for Cork S2,576 centas
Wheat valued at 81 81, 200.
The Norwegian iron bark Pehr Ugland, 1880
tons, loads Coal at NanAimo for this port.
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In Hons snot bu,Iness vas dnlL The az
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Feb. A. - Wheat was stronger The
opening about the same as the closing figures
OF Yesterday to &c lower. became stronger and ad
yanCed &c receded 12c, again advanced $tc, ruled
steady, and the closing WAS about ~ higher than
7Ss, 900 bushels. Rye quiet at 7Sc. Barley quiet
at 5Sc
CHICAGO Feb. 4.-Wheat-CasE s515c. Corn
4O1c Pork-Sll 90. Lard-$6 40. kiDs-S6 TO.
W hisky-%l Ia.
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A LOVE MISsIVE.

tThe "Ad Amatsm" Of Furlus)
o beauty, kindness. purity,
Are wOiuau's uob.pst dover:
Rose-sweet. and even 50 fair. is She
Heav'u-S star earth's loyeIeSt f0weri
But though no share In these you calm
You. who NY heart posses
vow 20 love you All the same,
And love you none the less.
For will love for loves sweet sake,
That can THIS world trans. Orm-
A garden ia the de- ert make.
A stiffness midst the storm;
That. with one touch, old bonds can break,
And for Old wrongs atone.
Then lei me love for loves sweet sake,
Aud loves sweet sake alouef
GEORGE DOUGLAS, iu The Academy
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English Wheat Market.

LfvERPooL. Feb. 4-The spot market Is lower
at rs 9lad. Cargoes lower at 3Ss 80 for of
coast 3ss Sd for just shipped aud 3ss Sd for nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations; February -: March, Is
71ad; April. Is I'd; May, Is I'd; June, rs sd,
SECURITIES
IoNpoN Feb. 4-COnsols 90 ll-16: Silver 4l6s:
Reutes 95f .72l2c. Bullion into Bank OF England,
TyI 600
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North Beach Citrus Bit.

The salubrity OF the climate at North
Beach is being advertised just now by an
orange tree IN Captain John Bermingham's
garden on Chestnut street, which, nGtwith-
standing that IL is in a somewhat exposed
position, is loaded down with golden fruit
The oranges are OF a seedless variety and
are we'll favored.
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And IN accordance with law and an order nom
the Board Of Directors, made on the 7th day Of
Suiy. 1891 so many shares Of each parcel Of Such
tOck may be necessary viii be Eold st public
SCtion at the once or the company, Room s. Eli
Ssnsome ST. San Francisco Cal, Monday the
'th day of September, 1891, at the hour OF -
o'clock N. of said day, to pay said delinqusns as
sessment thereon, together with costs OF adVsTtIS
kg and expenses OF sale.
ERNEST J. KOCH, Secretary.
Omcs-Rosm g. Gl1 Sanson:e St.. sau Ftanojss0,
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pNSTPnNEMEMT-

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
i the CruiSshank Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed until wednesday. Novemher 4. 1891 &c
2 o'clock noon. at the once OF the Company Room
6, No. 2lt SanSome street. san Franc SEQ. Gu. BY
order Of the Board o. Directors.
ERNEST j. KOCH, Secretary.
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Prndnca NIarIrnt.

FLOUR-Net cash prices Family extras So Is
90 rs y bD; Bakers extras So 1915 20; city super
fine. 80 20@3 as: interior brands $500 70 for ex-
tras, $3 2Os3 As p Dbl for superhne.
WhEAT-Despite lower public quotations from
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p0STPONEMENT.

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT srOCN OF TIE
/ Crufkshauk Gold Minnt Company Is hereby
postponed uatil Monday, october 3, 1891, at y
o'clOek noon. at the Office OF the ComDS"y Room 8,
order OF the Board OF Directors,
ERNEST j. KOCH. Secretary.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTCE-JUSTICE MIN
~ ing Company. Location of PRINCIPAL place OF
business, San Francisco, Cal: location OF works
Gold Hill Mining District, Storey County, New.
NOtice-There are delinquent upon the fOiIOWin e
described stock on account OF assessment mo 49)
levied on the 23d day of December, 1891. the seV-
eTal amounts opposite the OF the res ect-
i've Shareholders as follows:
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - SCORPION
~ Mining Company. Location of principal place
of business, san Francisco, California; location Of
works. Virginia City, storey County, Nevada.
\ ottce-There delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment no. 81
levied on the 9TH day of December, 1891 the sew
era set opposite the names of the respect
i've shareholders, follows;
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pOsTPOMEMEMr

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
i the CruikShauk Gold Mining Com paaY IL hereby
postponed until Friday, December 4, Sgl, a. n
O'Clock noon. at the once OF the company, Room s.
No. 2ll Sansome st.. San Francisco, Cal ny ordss
Of the Board OF Directors
Io4 I'd ERNEST j. hOCHs secretary
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FROM PANAMA.
Arrival Of the San Jose-Central
and South American News.

The steamer San Jose arrived from Pan
anna yesterday afternoon. We CLEAN the
subioined Central and South American
news from the Star ana Herald of January
14.h and DIST
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south America.

Nicolas RivadenjeTa, for the recent cold
bI0oded murder of Benigeo Espinosa, at
Onto. Ecuador. has been sentenced to six
teen years Imprisonment at hard labor.
Over twenty residents Of Guayaquil. Erus-
dor, have died Of yellow fever since New
Years.
At Maricaib0, Ecuador, on New Years
day, in the heat Of a political discussion,
Augusta Morales shot Jesus Herrera dead.
The Chief Of Police Of the city of BARGE
Iona, Ecuador, has been removed from Office
for having spoken disrespectfuly of the
Governor OF the province.
a daughter Of Sllvestra Gutierrez Of Va
leucia, Ecuador, pArssting in going to q
dance on New Years eve, against her
mothers wish, 80 enTaged the unnatural
mother that she saturated the girls dress 10
kerosene and afteTWaTd set it on fire, burn
ing her TO death.
The famous GuauacO Peru gold field has
yielded IN six years (up 10 January 3lst Of
the current year 1924 Kilograms Of fine gold.
The river a COplapO, Peru, reached an
unusual height on January 4th, In COnse-
queuce Of the melting snow on the COrdll-
lera.
On January 10Th The Rio Janeiro "press
gang b gan-it- work Of filing 10 the de-
pleted ranks Of the army 1t is stated that
married men and those who have employ
ment. or are labOTers, will not be forced
into the service. They are required, how
ever, 10 submit to arrest aud Imprisonment.
and must prove themselves entitled 10 eX-
emptlOn.
A gang Of counterfeters has been discoy-
cred IN La Paz Bolivia, aud its printing
house and mint Taided A large amount of
false bills was captured, and several plates,
besides a number Of dies for casting minor
silver coins.
The village of La Union. Chile, com
plains Of plague Of frogs, which seem to
be following IN the wake of the locust pests.
The Valparaiso Department of Public
Works has been authorized by Congress 10
procure, at q cost not to exceed S1,5C0.090,
go freigh'-carS OF three kinds and Y pairs
Of wheels for aSSengeT-CaTs.
slight earthquake was felt at Guaya-
Quli, Ecuador, on December 2Sth, at 4:15
o'clock in the afternoon, that lasted % sec
onds. It's course was due northeast. An
other. and an almost imperceptble one, oc-
CURED January ID about o'clock in the
morning.
In Cerro de Pasco, Peru, on December
29,h, a thunderbolt struck the house of
Simon Cespedes. editor Of La Union. Sew
eral members Of the family were severely
shocked. the doors Of the house were splin-
tered, the floors torn uD and glass windows
shattered The escape Of the inmates from
instant death IS miraculous.
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SHINING Notes.

The Gaelic took out treasure list OF 500 s96, as
follows: Fine Silver. $4,000 Mexican Dollars,
ISL. 1856; Gold Coin, $3.50.
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Tie cars Of the UniOn-street cable-line
will cease running for a week while the
work of putting in a new engine in the
power house is being done.
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4 terrible fire occurred Christmas eve at
the village Of Chepugana in Darien. Only
eleven houses are lett standing out Of the
149 that composed the settlement The first
building caught from an explosion Of fire.
works and the flames spread rapidly, owing
10 a scarcity of water in the vicinity.
woman Of Altamira has given birth to
Eri with two faces though but q single
head.
BY Executive decree promulgated lately
through the Ministry of Finance private
banks are ordered to withdraw within
three months their paper circulation and
resume specie payments
The illustrious Dr. Rafael Celedon has
been nominated Bishop of Santa Marta.
Rich organic phosphate deposits have
been discovered recently near Gasparilo,
Trinidad. Some Of the specimens analyz-d
have been found to contain no less than 90
per cent phosphate, ana in its present con
ditiOn without being treated chemically 1t
has proved very valuable as a fertilizer Tor
garden vegetables.
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rNnLNouEar aA1r Nor1cE-oRU1KeHANR

- Geld Mining Company. Location OF principaR
elses OF business, San Francisco, Cal. Location sS
WStks Les Burres District, Monterey County Cal
Eotioe-There are delinquent upon the following
described stooa, on account OF Assessment CNo. -
levied the It'll day Of July, 1891. the seversl
amounts set opposite the names of the respective
shareholder as follows:
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POSTPONEM EMIT.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK or
i the Cruikshank Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed until Satur lay, January 2 1892, at IL
O'Clock noon at tho ofiice Of the Company. Room g.
No. 2ll SauSome street san Francisco Gal By
order OF the Board OF Directors.
ERNEST }. KOCH beeretaPv
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaushterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-FTst quality, 6la97c; second quality,
&c: third do. 4Ia@5I2c.
VEAL-LarGe SAT &c; small Calves. 7l899c.
MUTrON-WetherS. lie; Ewes, lOIa@l &c.
Handspring Lamb lSc v ID; Fall. l2I2c.
PORK-Iiye Hogs. 4I2@t5sc u n for heavy hard
granted and 5G5 lsc for light average do; stock
Hogs A@4I4C = 10; dressed do 7139Sc y ID.
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A A Fink and T. +. Crater and wives to j.
j. Buett. Berkeley, lot II. Block 62 Tract
b. Berkeley Land aud TOwu lmprov ement
j. j. O'ROurke and wife to NJ. NJ Crawford
Mrs y lot on s. line OF Virginia st, 100
w. OF Grant, w so. ). 1876 a "a. Berkeley.
T. =. VandercOok to Continental Building
and Loan Association, plat /, containing
SO acres and plat 2, containing AIS
acres, IN Watson lO0-acre tract. quit claim,
Brooklyn Observation-Disclosures. II
w. T. Stanley and wife 10 }. }. nylia, lot on
W. line o. Harlan St, y. OF Peralta. N.
20 by w 1875, being subdivision G. lot -,
Block 800. Watts Tract 2, Oakland 90 800. il
A l. stevens and c. Deering TO A. II. Auder-
son, lot 70, PeraltaaYe. Tract, Brooklyn
s. g. Crawford TO his wife IN. NJ j. lot 80
Linden Homestead. oakland T0wnship,.... elf
NJ +. Burdick and j. BeeGe and wife 10 VI.
NJ Crawford. same. IN correction ...........
VI. NJ. Crawford 10 j. }. O'Rourke, lot 80, in
Linden Homestead, Oakland township. II
NJ. NJ. Crawford aud j. j. O'kOurke to NJ. +.
Burdlck lot 80, Linden Homestead, oak
land Township, qultclatm deed....... zee. II
d. w. GaskiI and wife 10 w. Sandell, e. "a
feet of lot g. Block j. Gaskill Tract, Oak.
land IUWnsh I'D. ...... ..........
H. w. Davis and wtfe 10 J. GOeler lots 20
and q, Sunset Tract, Fruityae, Brooklyn
IoWu~ mp
f. W. Van Sicklen and wife 20 NJ. JOrgensen,
lot on n. line OF Clement ave. 202 % w. OF
Stanford ST w. SO :SXl27 %. Alameda. ..... IL
w. j. Dingce and vile to b. A. Glines, lot on
NV. cor. of First aHd Linden SIS, n. n L, .
w. 1872, Oakland NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90.
w T.. Barnard aud wife TO J. w. DOu bleday,
lot II, map Of subdYided partition OF
Blocks II and J. Vernon Park Tract, Oak
lana Township Observation-Disclosures. II
+. Smith to !. ). 0'RouTke lot on ). line of
virginia ST.. 100 W. OF Grant. w 100, s.
135 u (re-recorU, BeTkeley.,.,,.......,. II
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PORTLAND (Oreqonl, Feb. A. Clearanees,
$3.50 600; balances, $4,000.
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PnSIpOMEnnEnr

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF THE
L Cruikshank Gold Mining Company is hereby
postponed uhtil Wednesday, March 2, 1892, az y
O'Clock noon, at the Office OF the Company, Room g.
No: 2l1 Sansome street. San Francisco Cal BY
order OF the Board OF Directors
fe2 I'd ERNEST KOCH. Secretary.
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HOTEL.
W II Vanderpeer&w

W II NauderpecT&W. San y MOTgcn, Sacramento
jose Mrs bic, Vallejo
Mrs i c Plerson SaCto G. II DAVIS. sew York
r L Bartlett. LiyernOre IL A Chase. New YORK
o Stevens. san Jose " II Alexander. Chicago
- a shields Santa Clara : n bbeu. Los Angeles
I Held. Santa cara lJ II Moe, Montana
! W BorouX. Sacramento = = HoJsOu, Montana
VIM DOuahue. SaCramnto, NJ W Missiuger, Arizona
q NJ Brennan. san Rafael NIssiugrr, Arizona
Jerry Adam, Olrma II n Rowland, Middle Bar
G. T Rogers Oakland A A Alderman, Oakland
TLcs BLACKWELL, Riverside John Phsir, New York
ThuS Bennett. Riverside Josh GTOZIer, Denver
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nCCIDENTAL HOTEL.

II 6 Smith, Guatemala IA GlasscOck & VT, Ray
Mrs Briggs. sacramento mOnd
Mrs A X Sclkirk Peta TT h Erlck, Oakland
Mss G. McBIoom. Feta W bradford. san kf
+ \ " esI, STOCKTON n A Potter. san Rafael
+ X FalkeuSteiu, y ID A CllVtr \ W. WtSuyle
w Turner. Miss Dorsey, WatsouvIlIe
Miss J BrOughtOn, NdSto r Eliis, Los Angeles
VI j snyder, New Ork II / EMS Los Angeles
u r Hooper u W, SObre " Garland, Los Angeles
vista Mrs O. L smith, Monterey
II Mckay, Tacoma Mrs PcTains, Moutry
u Lansing. Seattle Mrs A Jacobs, Monterey
l. z Lansing, q Mrs A smith. MOutIy
Powell, K Armstrong =
! s Dodge MEMO PARK
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EMENr-

TUE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK on
the CruiKShank Gold Mining Company is hereby
pos,tp9ned sn tn MoNDAY February l, 1892 at n
ScioeK noon, at the once OF the Company. Room D,
order OF the Beard OF Directors.
ERNEST i KOCH Sec-etlrv
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MORNING SALES,

MORNING SALES.
Board-20 s Water 81; $4,000 8 p OF CaIb1
Bonds, 1914; 20 First National Bank ms: $1,000
Branch Railway Bonds 1869
STREET.-THE 5 Water 81; $1,000 81 Bonds,
1874. "
AFTERNOON sALEA
Boards Water, 9714: 10 Pacific Gas Imp
1914; $40. 900 8 z Of A Bonds lOt
Street-$lO0OO Branch Railway Bonds,
l00Mi 100 V Water, 971s; 90 90, 97A.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 4 - The stock market was
Rctive but the increased business was due to per-
ssteuce of the beariSh attack on nduStriais. In
railroad stocks Burlington was active. aud scored
decided loss In early trading. Most OF the losses OF
the day were recovered in the last hour, the mar
ket closing active and firm at Insignificant changes
for the most part Edison Electric, however, 10 up
5a4 and Lackawanna per cent, while Distillers is
down 2$s Governments steady. Petroleum closed
at l2c.
NEW DIRK, Feb 4-Unltet states Bonds-4's
ll7I4: do, rs. 100: Northern Pacific. 235s: Ca
madam rscihc 8s12 Central Pacific. 3l1a Onion
Paclhc. 46: AtchisOD and Santa Re, 393s: Wells
Fargo. lao; Western Union. 1914 silver, 9OI2c;
Wneat~ March, 81 Oos4. Flour, steady. Coffee
Sl3 10. Sugar, 33s@5 7-l6c HoDs-Pacihc Coast
10 "a 26c. Hides. lac. Copper - Lake. SO 10
lin Spot, $40 90. Load - Domestic, - 20.
lrOn so. Petroleum, 6OI2c
HOPS
In Hops spot business was dull The offerings
were few ana OF medium quality, AT fun former
prices. Foreign markets are quiet. The dstriUu-
ton OF California Dried Fruit is generally noted as
encouraging, and the outlook is for steady II not
frmeT markets.
COFFEE AND SUGAR
Cofee--Less active and weaker. Sales, 1880
bags February, $I3 %; March, $l2 80; April
Sl2 40. Rio firm at 90 refs advance.
Sugar-Raw. dun and unchanged; refined, steady
and unchanged.
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BROOKLYN HOTEL.
Miss L f TrIgg, FerndaIe R { CAM

Miss l. TrIgg, Ferndale r G. Campbell. san Mateo
Miss Trlgg. trrudaIs + + RaWtius. MulylHe
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