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DOOMED TO DEATH.
Chinese Highbinders Hold
a Secret Meeting.
THEY SELECT FOUR VICTIMS.
More Terrible Than the Mafia-The
Crimes Laid Against the Chinese
Who Were Sentenced.

The to1gs OF Chinatown held a secret
session Sunday night and doomed two men
to immediate death and sentenced two
others. Two of the Chinese thus doomed
are merchants, one Christianized Chinese
and Chinese who has acted for years as
an interpreter and go-between for the Off
GERS of the United States courts of this city.
When the Malta killed Chief Hennessey
of the New Orleans police. the punishment
of the murderers followed swift and sure at
the hands of mob. The murder of DR..
Cronin in Chicago resulted in the convic-
ton aud punishment of the half-dozen men
who planned the killing. but in San Fran
cisco the BIng Ga Tong, Suey On Tong and
Bow Sin Sears societies of highbinders have
in the past ten years killed almost 100 men,
FIVE OF them whites, and two of the five
policemen, and yet in forty-nine cases out of
fifty the muTderers have gone not only up-
hanged but unpublished In any way.
This is o seeming reflection upon the
police, but those who know the Chinese
best realize how difficult it is first to catch a
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tficate upon which it was attempted to land
zee Cue, Chinese woman aged % years,
who arrived here from Canton on the last
trip of that vessel from China. The certif-
cate states that zee Cue is the wife of one
of the seven partners of the Chang On
Company. of which Yick kee is the head.
When appealed to Yick kee denied, that he
or any OF his partners knew zee Cue or
that she was in any way related to them.
Before he went to the Collector of Customs
to swear to this fact he was approached and
offered $50 to swear that the woman was
the wife of one of his partners. He refused
the money, and another offer OF $50 for him.
self and $50 for the Chang On Company WAS
made. This being refused an offer of 500
for Yick kee and S1O0 for the store was
made and refused, and then Yiek Kee was
warned. He says Little Pete, the notorious
Chinese. sent him word that he would land
the woman If il cost 5000. and warning him
not to interfere. He did testify against the
woman, however. and has been. as stated,
doomed BY the highbinders for it.
The other merchants crime, and his
name the police desire concealed for the
present, was in notifying the officers on
December II last that r woman represent
ing herself to be the wife OF Qwan Shun had
been landed from the Belgic on a false GER
tfeate. He also notified the officers of the
landing of woman on December 3 last on
a false certificate. and told the officers OF
several other cases. he was warned, but
interfeFed again when the China arrived
few davs ago, and prevented the landing of
Chun Iut, woman who claims 10 be the
wife of one All Kim.
The police now hope to get certain infor-
nation for which they have been working
night and day for the past three months
concerning the headquarters of the lottery
men. whose business they have about
broken up. The Chinese whose name is
withheld now says that since he is to be
killed he will do all he can to help the off,
GERS. He claims TO know the names of the
whites and Chinese who furnish false GER
tfcates and even gives the numbers Of
their buslness-hOuses, and he showed the re-
porter yesterday number OF cards Of bust
ness men who he says he is willing to swear
offered to sign false certificates for him for
$50 apiece. One firm is doing business
almost under the shadow of the old City
Hall, and II the evidence in the possession
OF the Chinese Is genuine one of the propri-
etors should be in San Quentin. The man
also makes some very damaging statements
about two of the customs officers, who. he
claims. said they didn't care if it was risky
to land the Chinese women. as their time
was almost out. anyhow.
All the documents will be placed in the
hands of an officer to-day and he will pro-
coed to investigate The matter
Another highlander shooting In China
town is expected at any time. Sergeant
Gilen and al his men place implicit con-
fidence in the Chinese who brought the
news of the highlander meeting, and the
policemen say that they have never known
him yet to be mistaken In a warning or 10
tell a falsehood about anything be reported
to them
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out. and here in the proceedings the joss.
or idol, came in.

out. and here in the proceedings the joss.
or idol, came in.
The names of the men selected for death
were written on piece OF paper and burned
before the joss with appropriate prayers to
help in the murders, and then were rewrlt-
ten, aud when the cup was lifted the names
we're called off in rotation. There were
only two beans under the cup that sgnlhed
death aud heEee only the first two names
on the paper were called. 1t being DelleVeu
that the joss or god was not ready 10 nave
the other two murdered. According 10 the
who has four stores in Chinatown-at 729
Dupont street, 74711a Sacramento street. S23
Clay street and 9 Waverly place-and one
of the partners in the Ching Chung Com
panY at 945 Dupont street. As stated both
these men were warned yesterday, as IS the
Chinese custom. and both hrmly belleye
that an attempt will be n ade to kill them
very shortly Judging from the past they
have good reason fol their fears. and, while
the police will be more vigiant than ever.
it is probable that the men will be killed In
spite of the watchfulness OF the officers un-
less they buy their safety. After settling
the death penalties business the highbinderS
proceeded to play tan until almost daylight.
To give the reader an idea of how sure
and quick is the vengeance OF the high
binders 1t was stated yesterday by the
Chinese who furnished the above informa-
ton that Chin Doc P0u or 9l9 jackson
street, who was shot on the night of
February 10 by Quock XII. was landed on a
false certificate on January IA last and
after landing refused 10 pay the men who
had periured themselves to get him into
this country. When they threatened the
man Chin retorted with threats that he
would tell about the forged certificate and
that frightened not only the highbinders
but some white men, and it was decided to
put him out of the way. The attempt to
murder Chin led to a general battle, in
which Chin Doc Pou was seriously wounded.
His assailant escaped.
The crime for which Yick Kee, the mer-
chant, is under The ban is refusing TO in
dorse the statements made in the false GER
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BEHIND CLOSED DOORS.
The Crowds Force j. j. O'Brien & Co.
to Close Their Doors.

II is seldom that merchants are forced to
close their doors on account of having too
many customers-in fact the contrary Is
generally the case; but since j. j. O'Brien
& Co. commenced their sale of the bank
rupt stock Of Kelly Bros they have several
times been obliged to adopt this expedlent
for the purpose of temporarily stopping the
rush and enabling them to serve the thou
sands who crowded every aisle of their
mammoth establishment.
In short interview the genial head OF
the firm, Mr.. J. j. O'Brien, said that during
his twenty-five years of business expert
ence he had never seen anything like Il.
for notwithstanding that they anticipated
and were prepared for a great rush from
the startling character OF the bargains to be
offered, they were simply ast0unded by the
overwhelming response of the purchasing
public. and although they have added over
fifty statesmen to their immense regular
force they are still taxed TO their utmost by
the crowds Of buyers that throDg the store
from morning till night.
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A Modern Joshua.
New York Sun.

A British admiral exercised a pecul,ar
privilege recently, affording thereby one IL
lustration to the question often presented 10
the curious as to what might happen shoujd
tine senior officer Of a ship or feet choose.
when eight bells or sunset" is reported
by officially delaying sunset Tor over an
hour. 1t was during the trial Of Admiral
Fairfax several weeks ago. By the Adj
miralty regulations courts martial NAV not
sit after sunset. The trial was almost over
when sunset was reported ON this day. and
the admiral. being anxious to conclude the
matter. officially put the sun back, or or
dered that 1t stand still. lii conseouence
all the ships in Davenport kept their en-
signs flying until 1t was quite dark.
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Duncan preached several Sundays in How
ard Church, and so impressed his listeners in
his eloquent discourses that a unanimous
call was extended him by the congregation.
which was accepted. and he leaves the
work In Seattle to enter the larger field in
this city. Friends of the church are cor-
daily invited 10 attend this evening. Sew
eral musical numbers Will be rendered under
the direction of William F. Hooke, organist
of fha ehurch
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Thinks 1t was a Murder.

John Guildea, one of the Coroner's jury
that held the inquest on the body of Chong
Isl Friday night. still insists that the Chi
nese was murdered. though the other
jurors decided that she committed suicide
Mr.. Guildea is Roman Catholic and not an
anarchist as he has been called in print
He thinks that there should be an investi-
CATION in the matter.
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lot on N line of San jose avenue. 1871 E OF Re.
gent street, < so by 100. portion OF lot 2, Hast
1ngs Tract. Alameda $40.
Alexander j. Munro of San Francisco to Helen Z.
Munro of San Francisco lot on line OF Union
street. loo of Atlantic avenue. L 108 by 90, be-
ing lots 81 and ~, block SO and portion OF block
81, Encinal, Alameda; gift.
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There are rs butter and cheese factories
In New Zealand. Farmers receive about 6
cents gallon for milk, and the butter ia
forwarded to England. the freight charges
Tor the entire distance OF 1000 miles being
about cents pound.
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Chicaso Markets.


CHICAGO F eb. n. There moderate trade In
wheat. which unsettled. and opened Sac lower
on continued free receipts and lower cables ad-
vanced 3sc on local buying. declined 11sc on the
belief that large holders selling May, ruled
steadier and closed steady at sac lower. Re-
celpts los. 900 bushels shipments 1000 bushels.
Rye SIC. Barley. 62c.
CHfcAeo Feb 27.-wbeat-Cash. 72Nc Corn
39s4c Pork - SIT 80. Lard-$i2 6212. KIDS
$40 60 Whisky, ST. II.
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The British Grain Market.

LONDON Feb. 27.-The Mark Lane Express In Its
weekly review OF the British grain trade says The
price OF English wheat has not varied In most
markets. The sales since the harvest have been
1886. 600 quarters. against 1898 900 quarters for
the CORES ponding period last year; 1900 600 have
been the average sales Prices OF foreign
wheat slightly appreciated.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE NAVAJO MIN
- ing Company. Location OF principal place OF
business, San Francisco, California; location OF
works, Tuscarora. Elko County. Nevada.
Notlce-Ihere are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account of sssment IN o. 2I5
levied on the ninth day OF January 1893, the sew.
era amounts set opposite the names Of the respect
i've shareholders, as follows:
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AUCTION SALES.
GEO. r. LEMSOH,
AULTIoFEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT
s25 tDrny ST.. bet California and Pima
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
Tuesday. .....-.............. February 20, 1885,
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises,
I1O5 LAT UNA STREET, NEAR TURK,
-...I WILL SELL, BY CATALOGUE.
The Entire Magnificent Furniture; Concert
Grand Upright Hailet, Davis 81 Co.
Piano; Splendid Drawing-room Up
hofstery; Rich ManteI Mirrors; Rare
Ornaments and Works of Art, with the
Royal wilton. MOquet and Body Brus-
sells Carpets in residence Of l. Magnin, Esq,
on account OF departure for Europe,
....eOMPRIsING....
one Cabinet Grand Hallet. Davis & Co rpright
Piano OF rare excellence Of tone and beauty of ns
royal instrument in condition good as new valiIs
all made 10 order; DiyAns, Sofa. Corner and con.
versation Chairs Ia finest brocades and Powered ally
tapestries; Costly 6iltfFame Mirror. Maguirccnt
Paror Cabinets Finest Point Lace Curtains. Iseganf
Center Tables Rarely beautiful Bronze and Bisaue
Statuettes and Ornaments; ExtrJ Kt0to and SAT-
suma Rose Jars and Vases; 8 Magnificent CHERRY
Walnut and Polished Oak fiate styie) Chamber Snirs
Mattresses; German Down Pillows: Magnificent
Vaenciennes La Q Bed-covers: Very Elegant Down
Bed C0mforters in blue and rose-eoIOred satin.
Elaborately Carved Hall Hat-stand with Russia
leather seat and back: Magnificent Polished OAK
M rror-baek Sdeboard; Elegant Oak Extension
Table, with chairs to match; Finest Silver Plate:
Decorated China and Crystal Glassware; Elegant
Cabinet Bookcase: Magnificent Six yelours Covered
Bed Loung with the magnificent MoGuer Wilton
and Body Brussels Carpets and desirable articles in
Kitchen, laundry and servants rooms
The Piano Is the best that has been offered this
year. and all the Furniture is good as new
fe27 2t GEO. +. LAMSDN. AucffOneer
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BAGs-CaIcuttas are dull at $3.50 for 1895 Wool
Bags. 36@35c.
sUGAR-Tne Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed all $3.50 p 10: Dry Graduated,
&c . 10: Confectionery A, 47sc: Magnolia. 4ssc:
Extra q, 4I4c; Golden G, 4c: d, 3z4c; Standard
A, 4s4c; haf-5bs. 14c more than bDis. and boxes
lac more
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A Reception to K. ]. Duncan.

A reception will be rendered Rev. Ken
meth j. Duncan and wife this evening in
the parlors OF the Howard Presbyterian
Church on Mission street. near Third. Mr..
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

NDES SILVER MINING COMPANY-LOCA-
a ton of principal place OF business. San Fran
cisco. Cal. location of works Storey County. New
Notice-There delinquent upon the following
described stock on account of assessment go. 39),
levied on the twenry-frst (21st) day of January
the respective shareholders as follows:
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=. CONSISTING IN PART Off,.
Elegant Oak Upright Piano; Superbly Carved
Chamber Furniture; Elegant Buhi and Marqaetry
Parlor Furniture: Marble Starnary and Real
Bronzes: beautiful Oak ChIfoniers; Body Brus-
sells and Turkish CARPETS ana Rugs Oil Paint
ings, Etchings, Engravings and Water Colors;
Windsor and Andrews Folding Beds; Bedroom
Furniture: all the Carpets throughout the
house. In fact. every thing pertaining 10 a well
appointed residence.
s. BASCH. Auetioneer.
NOTE-Cont tents OF mousse VIII be sold as a whole
mp hour OF sale. and to desiring elegant
BY furnished home at than half its value will do
well TO inspect this sale Information to-day az
saiesrooms. 319 ana 321 Suffer street. House of
10 to let Apply to the above. fe2S Ut
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality. &c y n; second quality.
61ac: third do, 4G5c
VEAL-Large, 607c p ID; small Calves. 712@Sc;
Dairy Calves. SLa(G9c q 10.
MUTTON-wethers. 9@g31ac . 10; Ewes. $4,000.
SPRING LAMB-Nominal
-PORK-Liye Hogs. 71a075sc p 10 for heavy and
medium granted: small fat Hogs. 7ss@71ac; stock
Hogs 6l2c p ID; dressed do. l09l01ac y 10.
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MONDAY EVENING. Feb. ~.

MONDAY EVENING. Feb. ~.
SUMMARY OF TIE MARKETS
Silver unchanged.
Wheat very weak.
Barley and Oats steady.
Corn lower
Hay arriving freely.
Beans very firm.
Hops declined
Potatoes and Onions lower.
Butter and Eggs still weaker.
Poultry nominal
Game very weak
Oranges declining.
Chestnuts sell below cost.
Asparagus cheaper.
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General Merchandise.

quin and Southern defective, 7@sc. Spring Wool is
quoted as follows: Eastern Oregon. l39l7ci Valley
Oregon, lS02lc q 70.
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And In accordance with law. and order of the
Board of Directors. made on the ninth day OF Janu
ary 1898, so many shares of each parcel OF such
stock may be necessary VIII be sold at public
auction. at the once of the company. 40 Pine
street. 10 ana II, San Francisco. California.
on TUESDAY. the seventh day OF March, 1893, as
the hour OF O'Clock of SAID day. to pay said de-
InQuent thereon, together with costs OF
advert sing and expenses of the sale.
j. W. PEW Secretary.
once-sl0 Pine street. rooms is and II. san
Francisco. California fel5 ID
DELINQUENT SALE NvTICE-JUsTICE MIN.
~ ing Company. Location OF principal place OF
business, san Francisco, California; location OF
works, Gold Hill Mining District, Storey County,
Nevada
NotIce-There Is delinquent upon the following
described stock account OF ssssssment tNo 6Sl.
levied the sixth day OF January, 1898. the sew
sral amounts opposite the names or the respect
~ ohara mol as nj
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THIS DAY.
Tue day....................F February 90, 1893,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ. at salesrooms
1875 MARKET. BET. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH,
I'VE WILL SELL
Parlor Furniture. Bedroom Sets with Clipper and
Curled Hair Top Mattresses, bedding Carpets, Man
tel Mirrors Desks Wardrobes. Poker Tables, Exten-
sion Tables, Chairs, Bed Lounges, Sideboards Lace
Curtains Paintings. Folding Beds. Crockery. Glass
ware. STOW and Ranges Counters, ETC., OF lo-room
house. removed to store for convenience OF SALE
CHAS LEVY &c CO. Auctioneers.
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CHEESEMAN'S Specific Mixture,

with tnls rcnedy persons cure themselves
without the least exposure. change OF Diet, or
change IN application to bus;nes The medicine
contains nothing that Is OF the least injury the
constitution. Ask your druggist for II Price 81 =
bottle noA FrTu ly
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AUCTION SALE
OF NEARLY NEW AND FINE FURNITURE.
M. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER,
WILL s LII THIS AfTEKS OOS.
TUESDAY, February % 1898, at O'Clock sharp.
at the residence, 1904 PINE STREET, near Iaylor,
account of immediate departure, all OF the
Nearly New Parlor Upholstery, Walnut and-pak
Chamber Furniture, Handsome Dining-room SET.
Fine Brussels Carpets, Curtains, Portieres, ETC.,
-. .CoMPRISISG IN PART.
Two Parior Sets. fine satin brocateiie: Odd far-
Tor Chairs and DivaDs; Handsome Cylinder BOOK
case; Fine Engraylngs: Lace Curtains aud Drap-
cries; Walnut Center and side Tables; Elegant
Handearved Mirror-back Sideboard: Walnut tx
tension Tables ana Chairs; Brussels Carpets and
Rugs; Handsome Upright Mirror-front Folding
Bed, cost $50: Fine Hair Mattresses. Pillows and
other Bedding; Walnut and oak Bedroom Sets.
with marble tops: Hall and stair Carpets; Odd
Bedstesds, Bureaus and Wristbands; Fine Cooking
Range and Cooking Utensils.
re Remember the hour O'Clock sharp
j SIMMONS. AHctiOneer.
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THE ELEGANT FURNITURE
OF RESIDENC

Carved Mahogany-frame ParIor Suit in broeaded
SILK: Walnutframe suit in mohair plush; Easy
Reception Chairs; Patent Rockers; Oak and
Cherry Upholstered Chairs aud Rockers; OIL
Paintings; Portteres; Bisque and Alabaster Or
naments; fnlaid Alabaster Tables; Lace Cur
tains: Draperies: walnut Book ase and Secre-
tary eolnbined: Gilt and Walnut Mantel Mir
rors; Inaid Marb e-tOp Oak and Ash Chamber
Suits: Spring and Hair Top Mattresses: Feather
Pillows; Bedding; Walnut Chiff0nier; Bed and
Plain Lounges: Body Brussels and Tapestry
Carpets; Inlaid Walnut Marble-top SideDoard:
Pillar Extension Table; Chairs; Cutlery Glass
and Kitchen Utensils etc.
WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD, Auctioneer
fe25 1t 332 Montgomery ST.. cor. California
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Wrighfs Indian Vegetable Pills

Are acknowledged by thousands of persons who
have used them for over forty years 60 cure
SICK HEADACHE, GIDDIN ESS, CONSTIPATION
Torpid Liver, Weak Stomach. Pimples. and purify
the blood no4 FrTu 1y
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Exchange and.B ullion.

Portland's Business.
PORTLAND. Feb. 27.-Clearances. 1851, 900; bal
ance, $4,000.
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AUCTION SALES.
CHAS. LEVY & CO.,
THIS DAY.

AUCTIONEERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Saesroom-1135 Market ST., bet 7th aud Stn.
Regular Salcsdays-Tuesday and Friday.
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WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD.

REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUCTIONEER
(Has no connection with any other persons in
the bnsiness).
ONCE Saesroom-332 Montgomery st. (Safe
Deposit building) corner California.
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THIS DAY.

Tuesday .-..-.............Februa 20, 1898.
At II O'Clock A M. on the premises,
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English Wheat Market.

English Wheat Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. q. - The spot market is
weak IS l1sd Cargoes steady at 30s Sd for off
coast sos Cd for just shipped and sos for nearly
due.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following:
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter; Feb
ruary, IS 3d. March. IS SGD; April, IS Cd; May,
IS l01ad; June. 5s lid; July. IS ll1zd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Feb 81. Consols. 80 1915: Silver.
SO o-l6d: Rentes, YSf 4712c; Bullion into Bank OF
England, f4i.OU0.
New York Markets.
New YORK Feb 27-United States Bonds. As,
1854: do rs. 99l5 Northern Pacific. 15i Cana
dian Pacific, S3l4 Central Pacific II: Union "a
cifc, 81; Atchison and Santa Re, 3l14: Wells
Fargo, l45: Western Union. 943s; Silver, S393;
Sterling, "a S7@14 S9la.
Wheat March. Tic. Flour, steady. Coffee
ST. S. Sugar. a 3ssc. Hops Pacific Coast,
le@23c Hides. l21ac. Copper-Lake. 81! 20
1In-Spot $40 90 Lead-Domestic, SO 9712. Iron,
SIG. Petroleum, 6055c.
Hops are dull with soft undertone. Quotations
are unchanged
A few dried California beans offered spot az
prices little under the syndicate quotations For
example, lots OF 500 bags at So 22L2. and block OF
1000 bags at 81 20 per busheL Somessold last week
at the last named price.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar-Refned, fairly active and unchanged; raw,
steady and unchanged.
Cofee-Quiet and Irregular. Sales. 1880 bags.
February. SIT 30; March, SIT 50; April. SIT l5.
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MORNING SESSION.
Board-26O Cal Electric Liznt. 20.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
boards V Water, $3.50: ! Gasiight. 1874 (:
Ito Giant Powder Con. 1884 so do SO Is 80 do, 80.
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And in accordance with law and an order from
the beard of Directors, made on the twenty-hrst
f2lst) day of January 1898. so many shares of
each parcei OF such stock may be necessary will
be SOLD at public auction az the office OF the
pany, room =, Nevada block. San Francisco. Cali
fornia on THURSDAY, the sixteenth ti6thl day
OF March 1873. at the hour Ut l p NJ OF said day,
TO pay said delinquent thereon together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale
JOHN w. TW GGS. Secretary.
oface-Room 2. Nevada block. San Francisco.
California. feyS I'd
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENNENT. Chronometer and
Instrument Maker, California street.
Sign of the Wooden Sailor.