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THE JoBpIxG TRADE.
CThe quotations given below are the selling
prices OF wholesale d~ealers)
Canned Goods.

Canned Goods.
Peaches = Standard, 3-pound, H.Sq2;
s-pound seconds. N.iOQ1.55; S.pound pie,
90495c; California standard, $2.2542.50; Cal
tfornia seconds. S1.S42. Miscellaneous =
Blackberries. 2-pound, S5d95c; raspberries,
2-pound, S.20Q1.25; pineapple, standard,
2pOund, N.25ltl. 81: choice. $2a2.2o; cove
oysters. 1-pound, full weight, NU1.10; light,
l0Q15c; 2-pound full. S212l0; light, N.2OU
l.30. string beans. SG3jc; Lima beans, Sl.lO
G1.3e; peas. marrowfat. A.1oG1-20;. early
June, S.25I1.J0: Holsters. a.S5I2; red cher
ries, N.20Ql25; strawberries. S.D4l.5O;
SALMON 0bsl. $i.i5Q22o; 3-pound tomatoes.
S.20Gl25.
Candle and Nuts.
Candics-Stick. &c per 10; common mixed.
&c; @. a. r.. mixed. SC; Banner mixed. lOc;
cream mixed. 10l2c; old-time mixed. Sc.
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds, zoe; English
walnuts. Ice: Brazil nuts, l0c; filberts. lie;
peanuts. roasted. 7QSc; mixed nuts. 15c.
Coal and Coke.
Anthracite coal, all sizes, $50 per ton:
P1ttsburg and Raymond City. Ms per ton;
Jackson, &i25: block, S3.25; Island City, 50;
BiossDnrg and English camel, s.. All nut
coais o0c below above quotations..
Coke Connelsville, &.TJ per load;
crushed. SZ3 per load; lump. s. per load.
Drugs.
Alcohol. $214d2.4O; asafetida, SIC; alum,
S95c; camphor, @46oc; cochineal, 50q55c;
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Op'nhpgI Highest Loicest. CLOSING.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
dull and a trifie easy; No. 2 spring wheat,
$3.50; No. 3 spring wheat, 5Sd60c; No. 2
red, 661c; No. 2 corn, $3.50; No. 2 oats, 2Slsc;
No. 2 white, 3OQ31c; No..3 white, ESQ 29Ac;
No. 2 rye. 461ac; No. 2 barley, nominal
No. 3, 40q45c; No. 4, 35442c; No. 1 ~flaxseed,
S1.06; prime timothy seed, S3.4003.50; mess
pork, per brl, s17017.O5; lard, per Id, $3.50
9.4Oc; shortrib sides Qoose). 9.65a9. TIC; dry
sailed shoulders (boxed), 7.371RGZ5Oc; short
clear sides boxed), 9.75@1OYc; whisky, dis
tillers' finished goods. per gal, SLIP.
On the Produce Exchange, to-day, the
butter market was firm and unchanged.
Eggs firm and unchanged.
Receipts Flour, 16. 900 brls; wheat, 27O,-
900 bu; corn. $4,000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu: rye,
1000 blu; barley 105,000 bu. Shipments
Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, 5000 bu; corn.
$4,000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye, none; bar
ley, 1000 Blu.
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REAL-EsrArE TRANSFERS.

Seven Transfers Yesterday, with a Total Con-
sheraton OF S6,150.
Instruments filed for record in the recorders
once of Marion county, Indiana, for the twen-
ty-four hours ending at ) Z. NJ. Sept. %. 1898.
as furnished by Elliott Il Butler. abstracters
OF titles, Hartford Block. No. 81 East Market
street:
George H. Faust to Christina Faust,
part OF the west half OF the west
half of the southwest quarter OF Sec
ton l6. township Is, range 49, S4Oo.oo
Alice G. Cline To Catharine Hammfin.
lot l91, in johnson IL Hogshire's
East Washingt0n-street addition 2,2OO.OO
Sarah A. Garfield TO Harriet Martin.
lot 81, in Pfaffiin's subdivision OF
square 10, In Holmes south-end ad-
dillon 1,OVO.UO
Mary 3. Norris TO Mary Conway, part
division OF oHtlot ol,t.e."...... 10000
Robert Beverland eft al. 10 Elijah Me-
Cord, part OF the west half or the
northwest quarter or section "a,
township II, range 5.---------- 0O.oO
The Keystone Land Company TO Hem
~ G. Vogel. lots 10 and 10. in
square ~. in North Indianapolis 10000
Louisa a. Wright ct al. TO Richard
Harden and wife, lot 20, In Wiley's
subdivision OF square g, in outiot
DUN
Transfers. 7. consideration Ct. $4,000
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BEARS FOUGHT HARD
But Wall Street Was Feeling Bet
ter and Prices on the Rise.
Cleyeland's Letter Worth a Pile of
Money to the Bulls-IndianapOlis
Wagon Wheat at 60 Cents.

At New York, yesterday, money on call
was easy at 2a214 per cent. the last loan
being at 21s, closing offered at 215.
Prime mercantile paper, 7kQ12 per cent.
Sterling exchange closed rather heavy,
with actual business in bankers bills at
A.s794s7H for demand and at SAs5A for
sixty days. Posted rates, s4.S6G4SS; COM
mercial bills, SLs494sfA.
Silver certificates. 7SlkG74Ac. Sales silver
certificates. 5000. Bar silver closed at 74c
per ounce; Mexican dollars at 5SAc. At
London bar silver closed at 3iBd.
The total sales Of stocks was 1872, 800
shares. The patent influence OF the silver
question on speculation was demonstrated
very forcibly on the Stock Exchange yes
terday, when, on adyices from Washing
ton. construed by the street as favorable
TO the passage of the repeal bill, a purchas-
ing movement was ~inaugurated which sent
up the general list with few unimportant
exceptions. The market in London for
American securities also showed an i'm
proyement, due 10 the publication of Presi-
dent Cleveland's letter TO Governor Northen,
which made it clear that the administration
would not agree on any compromise meas
ure and from which the conclusion was
drawn that the repeal bill would become a
law as 1t stands. The strength Of the mar
ket abroad naturally helped the home mar
ket and assistance was also lent by buying
orders from London. Another factor Of the
improved situation was the total absence of
reports regarding gold shipments. The con-
ditions were, therefore, quite favorable for
a strong market, and, at the opening. there
was a buoyant feeling which led to the re-
cording. of higher figures for nearly all the
active stocks. 1t was not Il good day for
bears and the efforts to offer down the
market was unavailing. But they fought
hard, the changed sentiment OF a majority
OF the operators having taken them by sur
prise. In the final dealings the market was
buoyant and closed generally strong at an
advance of A43$ per cent.
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western made
the greatest advance of the day, 32s per
cent, on the presumption that it's earning
capacity would be increased by it's pro-
posed Western connections with the Tole-
do, Ann Arbor & North Michigan. In ex-
ception to the general strength, Wheeling
4 Lake Erie preferred declined IA; Lake
Erie & Western preferred, LIS.
The bond market was irregular and un-
settled, though at times displaying much
frmDess. Among the issues which adj
vanced were st. Paul and Northern Pa
cific firsts, 8; Richmond Terminal Trust
fves, 2; Reading Tours and Wabash firsts,
/ per cent. Government bonds were steady.
State bonds were dull. Closing quotations
We're:
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Where the Blame Lies.
PHILADELPHIA North American.

Rnilhuelpnia Norlh AmeIIChn-
A majority of the Senate. properly led.
can always limit discussi' n and every
Senator knows it, LIZ the Wilson bill fails
TO pass in that body the responsibility Will
be wholly with the Democratic majority,
and the country is 10 be- reminded of tie
fnct. always and every where. until the In
capacity and bollowneso Of Brummagen
statesmanship shall be thoroughly appar-
emit to all.
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Cotton.
NEW

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2S.-Cotton
steady; middlings. 713-16c; low middlings,
Z 9-16c; good ordinary. Slice. Net receipts,
$3.50 bales; gross. 5,907 bales; exports to
Great Britain. 1905 bales; to the continent,
800 bales; sales, 5000 bales; stocks, 67,659
bales.
NEW YORK, Sept 2s.-Spot cotton quiet
at 1-16c decline. New cotton offered at &c
under quotations. Mlddling uplands. s Lie;
middling, New Orleans, S5-16c; sales. 1,205
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NEW YORK, Sept. 28.-Pig iron steady;
American. sl2. 25G14.5O. Copper easy; lake,
s.7Oc. Lead easy; domestic. 2.65c: Tin
strong: straits. PIC. Spelter firm; domes.
tic. 3.75c. On Change sales Of Isl tons of
October tin on short notice at 81 Csc, 10 tons
of regular at q. zoe, % tons of November at
q 15c and 20 tons, buyers option one days
notice. at q soc.
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Residents of Indiana and Illinois
Whose Claims Have Been Granted.

DNNi any LAX 4OLOn-
ing-named Indianians:
Original-William r. Broy. Jeffersonville;
John Wyatt, Cloverdale. Increase-Tilgh-
man A. II. Busick, Orleans; John w. Bos-
well, Marion; Nathan j. Scarce, Danville;
George Day, East Chicago; Harrison
Wand, Marion; Zacheus Thornton, Clinton;
William l. Getting. Covington; Peter Frisz;
Terre Haute; William Lamb, Vincennes;
William Chanley: Fredc2!e- 1eissue-Dan-
increase-John T.. Freeland. F~reelandville.
Original widows, etc.-Mary A. smith, Tip
ton; Caroline Morrow, jackson; Charlotte
Tribble, ASHORE; Rebecca ]. Doane, Bur-
lington; Catharine Meyer mother), Farm
land; minor of John w. Howerton, OWENS
burg; Florence w. Buskirk. Bloomington;
Caroline Cohen, Heaton; Phoebe Smith,
Dublin; Rebeeca SINNERS mother), st.
Joe Station; Mary a. Goodrich, Rochester.
TO RESIDENTS OF ILLINOIS.
Original-John w. Myers. Blue Mound:
Samuel Coakley, Polo; Miles Smith, Win
slow. Increase-William Buchanan, VIII
liam Chapman, Newton; John HERMANN,
Aurora; Henry w. Johnson. Metropolis
City; John Haden, Fairfield. Reissue-Jas.
Dysert, Gibson City. Original widows. etc
Charlotte Shields, Lizzie c.. Campbell, New
man: Elizabeth r. Layman, Benton; Eliza
Riddle, Pearl.
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What They Mean.

New York Tribune.
When a Republican advocates the right
of the majority TO rule. he means any ma
jority and every majority. When a Demo-
crat advocates the right, he means a
Democratic majority. and no other.
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Has Not Consulted Stewart.

Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
Up to the hour of going to press this
morning, we have not heard that Presi-
dent Cleveland had consulted with Senator
Stewart. of Nevada, as to just when and
how he should hand in his resignation.
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Did the Right Thing.
Cincinnati Tribune.

NEIINIIIIIfttI IIIVLEfNs
Indianapolis did the right thing toward
the c.. a. r.. and TO herself. She raised
$4,000 TO defray expenses and has, after
all expenses are paid. something near one
hale OF the fund on hand.
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Oils.
Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-The dry-goods
market at New York is rather more quiet:
Mail orders have fallen off q little. Local
trade, which recently has shown some inn
provement, has also fallen off. However,
there rs a fair amount of business in prog
ress still, with the outlook for SubSiding,
rather than increased activity. There is
only a moderate amount of trade in cot
ton goods. Prices held steady for the sta
pie and more fancy kinds, with the lower
priced goods easing off a little in tone, if
not actually lower. There is still a fair eX-
tons. Lace work and table and fancy
damasks are slow. Printing cloths rule
steady.
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Not Merely for Exercise.

President C~leveland's appointment Of In
diana mon 20 Indian agencies In other
States would seem TO indicate that Senator
Voorhees, Is not taking charge of tho repeal
forces in the upper house purely for the
purpose OF getting exercise.
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MORTGAGE DEBT PER cApIrA.

A still more important query would be
the proportion of the mortgage debt m
the trne value of the taxed property. In
that New York again leads every State of
the Union, even packing Kansas. rs wit.
ness:
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Tables Showing that the Kansan Doesn't
Really Know What Mortgages Are.
Minnea polls Tribune.
The real-estate mortgage debt In force in
New York city on Jan. i. 1850. according TO
the latest census bulletin. rs $3.50. 6S4. $50.
This is nearly five times the mortgage
debt on Kansas acres on the same date,
and over $3.50, coo. 900 moro than the com
bined mortgage debts on the acres of Kan
sas. Iowa, Illinois and Minnesota. Poor
mortgage-rIdden New York;
People who have been accustomed TO
think that the tariff. or the currency, or
the government. or the Republican party.
or Providence has plastered the farms of
the West with mortgages at the behest of
the Eastern plutocracy," should examine
tho folio figures:
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Scarce and StrOnG-Hogs Slow
and LOwer-Sheep Higher.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 2S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 225; shipments, $50. There was a
light supply of local stock, and prices were
strong at quotations. Some heavy export
crodao coId ahova ou0tatiOns
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sound. Like . Funeral Kne,i.

SOuHus I4-kr . uHtFdI hUtII.
Boston Transcript (Ind)
The Democratic party in the United
States senate in in n deep cavity, with no.
body among its members possessing skill
aud courage enough to pull it out
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A IN

Quotations ut st. Louis, Philadelphia,
baltimore and Other Points.
| MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 2S.-December
wheat opened at 62%c, against 63%c yester-
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The combined real-estate mortgage debt
of New York and brooklyn Is 81. 074, 699, 343.
The combined mortgage debt on acres in
Kansas. Illinois. Iowa n Minnesota is
S56i. S21 ,Se9-or about one-half that Of New
York and Brooklyn. If the tariff. the cur.
rency. the Republican party or Pro videnc
is the cause of mortgages and the latter are
an unmixed evil. as alleged. why this mon
strous discrimination against New York
and Brooklyn lots IN favor of Kansas, Iowa.
Illinois and Minnesota acres1 This should
be looked after. Why have Messrs.
Weaver and PETER overlooked the mort
gaGe-ridden ha~yseeders of New York cityi
"Of course New York is heavily mort
gagged. because it is q pOpulous State" you
may say, "but how about the per capita
mortgage debtY" The mortgage debt per
capita is greater in New York than in any
of the other twenty States thus far tabu-
lated, as witness:
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Transfers. z; consideration. 1905
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GARBAGE CREMATORY.
Health Officer keeney Wants 1t I'M
mediateIY Erected.

Health Officer Keeney sent letter TO
Mayor Elert yesterday requesting him to
call the attention of the Board of Super
visors to the terrible condition of the
Seventh-street dumps, with a view OF hav
ing Immediate steps taken to erect the
garbage crematory for which $4,000 was
recently appropriated by the Supervisors,
The Health Officer said in his communi-
cation that the garbage question required
immediate attention, as the health Of the
city would be involved during the coming
year. Ii the Seventh-street dumps were
allowed to continue serious results might
be expected.
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The First Gold From California.


On Monday, the Tth of May, 1S49, there
arrived in Boston the ship Sophia Walker
Captain Wiswell. from Valparaiso the Cd
OF March previous. She brought with her
tie first gold in dust and bars ever re-
ceived in this city direct from California.
The whole amount was something more
than $4,000. OF this amount Captain j.
II. Spring, a passenger, lately the com
mander of the ship Huntress of Nsw York,
which was sold on the coast, had $4,000
in dust on account of his owners, and the
remainder went principally TO Baltimore
IN other conSignmeDt;. Three OF the bars.
however, valued at SIS, 600, were taken to
Philadelphia the following day by Adams
" Co. S express to be converted into coin.
The Spanish colony OF Porto Rico ntend
holding an exposition in honor of the dis
cOyery of America during the coming win
ter. The fair, according TO present plans.
will open on November % and continue
for three months. 1t is reported that the
exposition will be given on grand scale.
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ABSORBED IN THE HIGH FLY.
A Baseball Enthusiast Who Raised
Laugh and Ratified a Conductor.
st. Joseph (Mo) News.


A party of boys were PLAYING ball on a
vacant lot at Seventh and Olive streets, st.
Joseph, Mo-. after supper the other even
ing. 1t was practice game of knocking
flies. and tall, 1.-THE fellow, with a swing
like FitZsimmons. had just picked up the
bat as Wyatt Park car filled witch passen-
gers BOWED along. A preliminary toss
into the air and bang the sphere was sent
sailing skyward. The center OF gravita-
ton was reached when the crowd. eager
to make the catch, started rellmell, jost-
ling, struggling Ike football team near
goal. to get beneath the ball. Every
passenger aboard the car had be-
come interested. In moment the
ear would have turned the corner and
the players would be shut out of view
Would the catch be made? One eager,
tOrd-faced baseball enthusiast thrust him.
self half way out of the window in his
earnestness. The ball was falling. Hi,
vi! stop. Stop her, stop the car" he
yelled. forgetting everything except the
beautiful fly he was about 10 lose sight of.
In his haste. thinking the man was bent
on suicide, or had fit. the conductor rang
up two fares by getting hold Of the wrong
bell rope. The car stopped. The fly was
mutfed. The florid-faced man drew him
self into the car, and, with a disguised ex-
preston, looked around 10 see what the
passengers were laughing at, while the
conductor counted the nickelS in his left
outside coat rocket. mutterng meanwhile
something about bankety blank fools that
ride on streetcaTS
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tuition, and from statistics presented it ap-
pears that there are at present 121 inmates,
of which 101 are life members, while the
remaining twenty are merely boarders.
The finances for the past month are as
follows: Received from accepted life
members, S5740 II; expended during same
period for main .enance of home, S2426 90;
cash on hand, S17.016 IS.
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The Old Ladies' Home.

A meeting of the directors of the
Crocker's Old Peoples Home was held
Yesterday afternoon at the home, corner of
Bush and Pierce streets. The saperin-
tendent made very satisfactory report as
to the condition of the affairs at the insti-
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60 Annual Meeting.
G>S Notice Is hereby given that the regular an
nual meeting of the company OF Associated stock
brokers VIII be held In the rooms of the San
Francisco Stock and Exchange Board MON
DAY. July 10. 1893, at 10 NJ. for the
purpose or electlng board of directors TO
for the ensuing year and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly come before
the meeting. By order OF the board of directors.
II. Z. LANDUN. See.
San Francisco. June "a 1893. je24 I'd
EgS Societies, Take Notice, Society
GS~S emblens. badges. etc, made: reasonable
prices. FERD. HEIDUSKA, Alb Bush st. fe2S Bm
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j MEETING NoTIcEs-CoNTINUED.

= MEETING NOTICES-CONTINUE
fFS9 Humboldt Savings and Loan So
tS~S cfety. 10 Geary st.-Ihe directors have
declared the following semi-annuai dividends:
l4-loo per cent per annum on term and 32-luo
per cent per annum on ordinary deposits, payable
on and after July l. 1893.
je25 lat ERNEST BRAND, Secretary
g. security Savings Bank. 222 NJ. mt
the rate OF five 90 per cent per annum. and ON Or
binary deposits at the rate of four and one-sixth
"a l-6) per cent per annum, Tor the SIX months
ending June 30, 1898. free of taxes, will be paya
bic on and alter JULY l, 1893
je24 lat $. L. ABBOT JR., Secretary
M|7 Dividend Notice = Pacific Coast
&S-S Savings Society. 30 Montgomery st. For
the half year ending June 80, 1883, dividend
has been declared at the rate of per cent per an
on ordinary deposits, free of taxes. payable on
and after SATURDAY, July ], 1898.
je30 1t q. b. BARNARD. secretary
80 The California Savings aud Loan
We Society. corner OF Powell and Eddy SITS
Cend has been declared at the rate OF five % per
cent per annum on term deposits and four and
one-sixtn q l-6) Der cent per anuum on ordinary
deposits. free OF taxes, payable on and after
Saturday. July /. 1893.
je23 lat VERNON CAMPBELL. Sec.
~ Dividend Notice Savings and
E'>S Loan Society, l0l Montgomery ST.. corner
Sutter-for the six months ending June 81, s9o,
dividend has been declared at the rate of hve 90
per cent per jannum on term deposits and four
aud one-sixth "a 1-6) per cent per annum on
after saturday. July /. 1898.
je23 lat CYRUS w CARMANY Cashier.
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DAG CARPETS wOVE TO ORDER AND FOR
N sale; also chenille rugs and sils-rag por-
tieres and dealer In carpet twine In hank or chain
at lowest rates GEO. MATTHEW. TO9 Fifth ST.,
Oakland. Cal. apo 3m sum
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

- Office of the Hibernia Savings nd
Gs~S Loan Society, cor. Market. McAlster and
Jones SITS. San Francisco June 80. 1S93.-At a
regular meeting of the board of directors of this
society held this day dividend has been declared
ut the rate or four and one-quarter (4M per cent
per annum on all deposits for the six months end
ing June 80. 1898 free from all taxes and payable
on aud after July l. 1893.
iy1 1t Il j. TOBIN, Secretary
70. Dividend NoJice-The German Saw
es>S ings an 1 Loan Society. 526 CalIforuia-Fur
the half-year ending June 30, 1893. dividend has
been declared at the rate or five and one-t tenth
% 1-10l per cent per annum or term deposits and
four and oue-quarter (414) per cent per an num on
ordinary deposits, payable on and after SATUR-
DAY, July /, 1893. GEO. ToURNY, Secretary.
je24 lat
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80 ). =. u. Special Meeting Is
eS~D hereby callsd by the Steyedores' Protective
Union for THIS EVENING July u, 1893, at
O'Clock sharp at Grand Opera Hail. 1877 Mission
ST, tor the purpose of transacting very important
business. Fines for non attendance. BY order
u. +. GEARY. Sec. / B. JOHNSEN. Vice Pres.
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1OOO YARDS BEST BIGELOW BODY BRUS-
fUOO sells carpet from Palace Hotel: Will sell
above in any size required, with or without bor-
der. all in AL condition except the price: don't
fail to call If You want carpet j. N0ONAN.
lO17 to 1923 Mission st. above Sixth; open even
iugy. le24 II
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60 improved order of Red 90
@s~O Mems Hall Association of San "SsNssT>>.
Franclsco.-The annual meeting of the ~
stockholders OF the Improved order OF Red Meu's
Hall Association of San Francisco Will be held on
MONDAY EVENING, July 10, 1893, at O'Clock
at the Office of the association, $40 Post street
for tho election OF board OF trustees dire ctore
and such other business as may properly come be-
fore the meeting 4 ADAM SMITH, President
LILLIAN j. SMITH, Secretary. je26 lot
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST-OFF
IL clothing, books, novels; postal. PAT Attn. II
HIGHEST PRICE PAID CAST OFF CLOTH
IL ing. gold. jewelry, books. KLEIN, 100 Slxth.tt
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NiANICUKING csc. HAIRDRESSING Csc AND
1tl soc. ENkLE'S, 222 Post ST., rooms 10, II,
-: strictly frst-class JED SuTuTh Ct
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PERSONALS.

NASTY MEET NJ. G. cos. POST AND STOCK
~ ton, Thursday, 80 p M; light hat, coat ana
pants.
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