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THIEVES IN THE MISSION.
Mrs. Schad Mourns the Loss of Jew
eIry and Clothes.

cry anu SiOlueSs
Robberies are becoming numerous in the
Mission. and the thieves are SO bold that
they operate in daylight.
A few days ago burglars entered the
house Of William Schad. ON Clinton Park,
and stole quantity of jswelry and clothes,
including sealskin sack. The first Mrs.
Scbad learned Of the robbery was when she
came home about o'clock In the after
noon. having gone out about II o'clock that
morning. When she entered the house
through the front door she noticed every
thing mussed up.
Upon closer inspection she found that the
kitchen window that was locked when she
left had small piece knocked out of it and
opened, through which the burglars must
have entered. They first covered the win
dow with heavy coat of grease, sc that
when they broke IL open the glass would
not make noise in falling.
AS soon as Mrs. Schad was convinced that
the house had been entered, she went across
the street TO the house OF Mrs. Leek to learn
II she noticed any one hanging around the
place in her absence. Mrs. Leek said that
In the morning about the time that Mrs.
Schad had gone out she saw two men in
front OF the house. After while she saw
one OF the men enter the house through the
side way, and the other man still stayed
outside. Thinking that they we're doing
some work in the house, Mrs. Leek said
she gave the matter no more attention.
1t is supposed that the burglars expected
to get more than they did, as Mr.. Schad,
who is diamond cutter, used to be in the
habit OF bringing quantity of stones home
TO work on, but OF late. owing to the dam
ger OF getting robbed. he has stopped the
practice.
The matter was reported to the police,
with the descriptions as given by Mrs.
Leek, which the police say tally with men
who have been robbing the houses quite
frequently in the Mission latelY
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Importance of the Bath.
St Louis Republic


There is no doubt that women are BEGIN
ming to realize more and more the i'm Dor-
lance Of the bath 1t no longer continues
to be perfunctory duty to be gone through
with as matter of course on Saturday
nights much as the family wash is under
taken en- Monday.
The relation of cleanliness to godliness
has ceased to be Of Importance. The bath
has grown to be considered, on the con-
trary, close adjunct to woman's beauty.
The fair sex has learned to study the bath
and its effects upon their feelings, and in
cidentally the action of tepid or hot water
on their fair skins and its efficacy In SOFTEN
Ing and identifying their compilations.
No longer can it be said that with the
majority OF American women bath means
simply wipiDg The face with a corner OF a
wet towel, even il the statement was ever
true.
The women of foreign countries In the
past undoubtedly had greater appreciation
OF the near relation of the bath to personal
beauty than the women OF the United
States. That great change In this d.
rection has been wrought is shown by the
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HIS CURIOSITY GRATIFIED.
The Farmer SqueIched by the Com
muter.

muter.
Chicago Tribune.
Travel on this road purity oftenP" IN
Quired the passenger with the long, slender
pointed nose.
YES" replied the sleepy-looking passen-
ger on the same line.
"Coms to town most every day,
reckon?"
Yes"
''In business .of some kind. like as not?"
No; work for another man."
"Dryg0ods business?"
mo. Wet goods"
''Saloon?"
mo. FIsh-market"
The inquisitve passenger was quiet a
moment. Then he came at him again.
Find it cheaper to live out o ths city p
"No. Bearer"
Rents are cheaper, amt they?"
Groceries and things don't cost any
more. do they?"
mo; cost less.
Have to pay out too much for railroad
fare?"
NO. Railroad fare don't cost me SIS a
year"
Then what makes it dearerP"
Running for trains. Wear and tear Of
shoe leather"
The long-nosed man rumnated on this a
few minutes, and then said:
"They pay bigger wages in the city than
they do in the suburbs. don't they?"
YES"
What might ii be worth. now, to hold a
job like yours ?''
''The man I'm working for pays me $50 90
a week"
Always makes the exact change p
always"
Whats the idea of maxim 1t Just $50 e9?"
HE LAYS me $50 for my work and the 90
cents Tor mlnding my own business"
And the sharp nosed man went to the
other end of the car and took a seat on the
cOal-bgX
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IcE-BoATING ON THE HUDSON.
A Mile Minute Is the Speed Often
Made by the Swift FIiers.

The ice-boat is racing machine pure and
simple. It's hull-if the few timbers FORM
Ing that spider-like structure can be so
caIled-is put together in such manner as
to obtain the greatest possible strength con-
sistent with lightness. Every village along
the Hudson appears to have few of these
boats. The season for the sport rarely lasts
over thirty days, and some winters afford
but week OF good racing weather.
Or course there are many fine days scat
tered through the season, which the indi-
vldual ice-boat enthusiast watches for and
takes prompt advantage Of. The main OBJ
stacles to the sport are light winds, rough
ice and snow. Accidents are rare, and il is
seldom that any more serious harm comes
to the sportsman than a thorough ducking
or frost-bitteD hand or nose.
The most serious accidents occur from
collisions where the boats meet on upposlts
tacks, or when one stopped suddenly By
some unforeseen obstruction is run into by
another too closely following its course
The authentic runs Of some Of these boats
are really marvellous. Swift express-trains
are frequently overtaken and passed as if
they were at rest. A mile minute is often
made by filers
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcuttas, 614G6ssc for 1898; Wool Bags.
S6@3Sc.
Peaches. 81 69G1 rs; Pears. 81 50@l rs: White
Cherries 81: Black Cherries, 81 1904; Plums. 81 80
al SO.
CANNED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s6c; Peas,
$l@l is o per dozen.
COFFEE-Continues quiet Quotations are as fol-.
free from black beans; 191z@2Olac p n for
good washed salvador: 1870 q 10 for good un-
washed Salvador, Nicaragua aud Guatemala:
22o for prime washed Guatemala: 2lt2l 81 for
good to strictly good Guatemala: 1S156D20sz c for
fair washed and unwashed Guatemala: 2l@2212c
y 10 for good to prime pea-berry: l61nDlsc for
medium Qualities; 13@16 &c for ordinary qualities:
7@l21ac for very inferior to common.
COAL-The receipts In 1892 were .2l3, 600 tons.
against 1.400.220 In 1891. The market rules
able at 50 y ton; New wellington. SO ton:
Southheld Wellington, 81 so; Cedar River, 80 Do
Seattle. 50 so: Now Seattle, 81 so; Coos Bay. So:
sydney, 50 "a ton; Scotch. So " ten: Brymbo.
$lb SO in sacks: Pennsyfvania Anthracite Egg.
$12: Welsh Anthracite Egg. $40; Camel. SO 2 ton.
FlSH-Pactfc Goldfish is quoted az follows: Select
ed, 4lac; Medium.4I4c Golden State Middles,7 1ae;
orc; seabright Bricks. 7@sc; Occidental strips
and Norway strips. 5@5Lc q ID: Bundles. &c 2 70;
No. / Mackere Is quotabo at Sl2Gl3 In half
bbls and 81 1902 in kits. No. 2. $40 In bbiS and
81 5001 as In kits; Mess Mackerel So q kit; East
ern Smoked Herring. 35c; Dutch do. 81 50dl rs p
keg. whitensh. $40 In half-bbIs am 1902 25 in
kits: Tongues and Sounds, 81 1902.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at Sal b0@42 p flask.
NA1LS-Base prices are; 81 e5 for iron. steel
and 81 20 for wire
sUGAR-Tne Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all $3.50 p 10. Dry Granuated,
DC 10: Confectionery A, 41sc: Magnolia. 43sc;
Extra U. 414c; Golden q. &c; d, 3s4c; Standard
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New York Markets..

NEW YORK. Jan. 3--Thcre WAS q fair degree OF
activity on the stock exchange to-day. The temper
OF speculation was decidedly buIlsh on early trad
Ing and prices advanced A@s4 in the general list.
The upward movement was heckeu by decline In
Reading from 527s to 50Hs. but still later Ameri-
can Sugar and Manhattan forged to the front, with
the former selling up ga to 1879 aud the latter
4A to 1853. The whole market improved In
sympathy. but gave way again the close, when
Reading under fresh onslaught dropped to SO.
Dealings in this reached over l23 900 shares
The weakness was due to reports that Lehigh and
WiIkesbarre had severed Its relations with Reading
and that the company was large borrower of
money In order to pay interest on its prefer ce
income bonds. Whom Read ing slumped Manhattan
fell of to lo5bz and Sugar TO 1875. Lackawanna
declined about per cent. The general list de-
clned A@1 and left of at . fractional recovery.
The market left off dull and barely steady Govern.
ment bonds steady. Petroleum-Dull, February
closing at Sac asked.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-United States Bonds "a
ia; do as. 100: Northern Pacific. 49, Cana.
dian Pacific 8SHs: Central Pacific. 271s; Onion Pa
cifc. 80: Atchison and santa Fe, .S31s: Wells
Fargo l4l; Western Union 9oss; Silver, s21a !;
Sterling - S6(14 S81s.
wheat-January. 1890. Flour, steady. Coffee
SIG so. sugar. 3-l6@3 7-l6c. Hops-Pacihc Coast,
20@23c. Hides, 1xIac. Copper = Lake. $l2 40,
Tin-Spot. &l9 g. Lead-Domestic, 50 S71a. Iron
SIS. Petroieum-February. sac.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Sugar-Refned unchanged; raw, strong and un.
changed.
Cofes-weak at 20 to IS points decline. January,
SIG: February, $I5 90.
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An Enemy Bamed.

There Is an enemy with whom thousands are
FAMILIAR all their lives. because they are born with
q tendency TO blllousness With this enemy they
are constantly battling with Intellectual weapons
Hostetier's stomach Bltters will bafIie 1t. Mere
purgatives VIII not reform disordered condition
OF the liver indicated. not by constipation alone,
but also by sick headaches, yellowness of the skin
ana eyebais. nausea furred tongue and une ess
more particularly upon pressure the right side
upon and below the short ribs. Avoid drastic pur-
gatives which grippe and weaken the intestines, ard
substitute this world-famous anti bilious cordial
which likewise removes malarial, stomachic and
kidney complaints. rheumatism and nervousness
AZ laxative OF the bowels. painless but effectuai
1t improves appetite. sleep and the ability to digest
and possesses the additional advantage OF q stand
ara tonic.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The new year opened rather quietly yesterday.
Trading was dull. and 1t looked for time as IL
prices going to shade of again. After the
call, however. Colin began buying Potosi and other
middle stocks, and prices advanced under active
sales. No news received from the front during
the day, but II was confidently expected that the
connection in Potosi would be made. The super
intendents' weekly reports were quite encouraging
1t is reported that the In the drift from the
eighth above the 1850 level OF Con. CAL & Va is
six feet wide and runs from S35 to $50 per ton. II
such is the case the outlook is moro than eDcour-
aging. The crosscut being the Savage line
on the / 500 level of the Hale 4 Norcross remains
unchan &c d. but at the samo time it Ia the most
courasing of any run on that level.
On the $3.50 A. NJ cali trading was none too lively
and sales were made In Belcher at 81 so, Con- Cal.
Va. 81 IS. Norcross 81 10. ophir 81 S5. Potosl
81 and Savage 81 25
After the CAL prices hung fire for time the
advanced under the purchases of Coffin. Potosi
was advanced to 81 20 under sales OF 1900 shares
1900 shares Ths market closed strong ard active
ut the noon recess
ON the 2:3O r NJ. call there was no particular
change in prices, but imme diately upon adjourn
ment they advanced aud the market closed strong.
NOTES.
Silver was steady At s21ac in New York and
SS g. 16d in London yesterday.
The assessment on Challenge is delinquent In
ONCE to-day
The delina uent OF the Belle Isle takes place
to-day.
Bullion valued at $4,000 10 has been received
Four bars of bullion. containing 64s7 nne ounces
silver have been received from the Mount Diabio.
The Hibernia Savings and Loan Society has de-
clared a dividsnd OF 4 IA per cent per annum pay
able January 3.
The annual meeting OF the Sierra Nevada Mining
Company has been called for the 18th.
Alfred Swayne for many years with A. g. Cur
nett d Co.. stock brokers. has been appointed as
sIstant secretary OF the union.
The North Star Mining Company paid December
% Its regular dividend of go cents per share.
amounting to $4,000 This is dividend T. which
makes the total amount paid in dividends by this
company up TO date $3.50, 200.
The Overman letter for the past week states that
1873 tons and S25 pounds OF extracted
from the 100 level. The samples
aged $40 II per ton. Shipped TO the Vivian mill
236 tons and 1910 pounds or ore Battery samples
averaged $l5 81 per ton.
w. Sharon. the mining superintendent. leaves
for the Comstock this evening.
Following are the regular monthly statements of
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An EngIisfman's Mistake.
Chicago Herald.
p -ho noe

An Enghshman who has now learned two
OF three things about America in general
and New York In particular. admits that he
did very amusing and British thing when
he first crossed New York ferry. 1t
seems that the ferry boats OF this town are
famed abroad for their size and steadiness,
and this particular Briton had been assured
that he would never know he was afloat
when on one OF these boats by means Of any
bering all this. the Englishman seated him.
self in one Of the ferfy-houses on first COM
ing to the city aud patiently waited until
the usual American rush for tbs wharf
should proclaim his arrival at the opposite
shore. No rush occurred. however, and
after several boats had come and gone the
Britdn made the hnmliating discovery that
he had been thinking better Of an American
Institution than 1t deserved.
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you quivered and fell in dead faint. But
what were you about, to let them draw you
up like that?''
explained my gymnastic feats.
ION, see, you shook the rope. That's
the signal 10 pull up and up they pulled.
The men are working double shifts now. and
are In hurry To get finished"
When left ST. Pau's Cathedral that even
ing felt weak and neryeless, as If l had
gone through long Illness. / have written
this true and unyarnished account of my
mishap as an outlet 10 my feelings. l did
not talk much about st. Paul's when l re-
turned to the antipodes.-S Tele-
ora nh
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MARKET REPORTS.
TUESDAY EVENING. Jan. 8
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErA

Silver weaker.
Wheat advanced.
Barley firm.
Other cereals quiet
Hay Inactive
Rail rates on Beans reduced.
Dried Peas dull
Mustard Seed scarce and firm.
Potatoes generally frosted.
Onions steady
Butter declining Cheese firm.
Eastern Eggs cleaned up.
Apples plentiful.
Oranges and Lines lower.
Two cars Eastern Poultry in.
Wild Ducks bring fancy prices.
Dried Fruit. Nuts and Raisins dull.
Hops neglected
Provisions firm
Small stocks of Wool.
Coffee quiet.
Coal market steady.
Mutton aud Lamb scarce. Beef firm.
Redw bod Lumber firm.
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Coinage at the Mint

The local mint coined in December 81 124.901,
against 81. 223.5 500 in December. 1891. The coin
age for the first half of the fiscal year was $I12i3-
l2l. against $13, $4,000 during the same period
In 1891. The descriptions coined during he past
months follows: Double eagles, SO. $50, O00
half eagles. $4l250O; standard dollars. $780, 600
half dollars. $t9S.720; quarter dollars. $4,000;
dimas. S22 .q0l.
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THE GOLDEN HOUR.

A reckoning spirit Of gladness seemed sfoat,
That lightly danced In thing air before Us:
The earth was ali 10 tune. and you note
or natures happy chorus
Twas ike a verHal morn, yet overhead
The leaaess boughs across the lane were knitting;
The ghost OF some forgotten spring, we said,
O'er winters world comes Hitting.
Or was It spring, herself. that. gone astray.
Beyond tue alien frontier chose to tarry
or bur some bold ontrider OF the May.
Some April emlssSry
The appariIion faded on the afr,
CaprieioDs and incaculabie conner,
viii thou too pass, and leave my chill days bare
And fRIpn my phantom summer?
WILLIAM WATSON.
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Enriish Wheat MARKET

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 3.-The spot market IS higher
at 6s Adj Cargoes higher at 3ls Sd for of coast
52s Sd for Just shipped and Sis Sd for nearly aus.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the foil owing
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter:
December, IS l0lsd; January, IS I'D; February,
6s l12d; March, Is "a; April. Us 3l4; May, 6s
4I4d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Jan. 3--Consols 90 3-16; Silver
80 D. l6d; Rentes, 95f. Bullion Into Bank OF Eng
land, fl 1, 600.
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And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board OF Directors, made on tbs a,th day Of
November, 1892. so many shares OF each par
eel OF such stock may be necessary will be sold
at public auction az tho office OK the company. 0
Pine street. rooms Is and II, san Francisco, CALI
fornia, on WEDNESDAY,, tho fourth day OF jan
uary. 1893. at the hour OF l O'Clock p N. OF said
day. TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs of advertising and expenses OF
the sale j. WPEW Secretary.
0fhce-Sl0 Pins street. rooms Is and II. Sac
IEancisco. California. dr1A I'd
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AUCTION SALES.
GEO. F. LAMS0N,
AUCTIoFEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT
425 kearny ST., bet California aud eiaa
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
wednesday duuaTy AoOOs
At IL O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises.
62315 Golden Gate Ave. Near Van Ness,
....I WILL SELL....
The Costly Furniture, Grand square Piano
and Orchestral Organ In ABOVE residence,
....COMPRIsING..-.
Grand Square Original Arion Piano, Tour round
corners richly carved case, patent agrafe splendid
tone. cost $3.50; First-cass Orchestral lO-Stop Or
gan, in perfect condition, good as new. cost $40 ;
Elegant Parlor Upholstery. sofa, Dlvan ana Easy
Chairs in satin tapestry: Best BRUSSELS carpets.
Rugs and Mats two Polished Oak Chamber suits;
Threeq quarter Oak Bedsreads; Fine Spring ana AIR
Mattresses: Feather Pillows; Bedding: Superior
Francona RInge, with other desirable articles.
TERMs-Cash.
GEO f. LAMSON. Aucttonecr
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Mutton and Lamb are higher. being very scarce.
Hogs firm and unchanged Beef Is also firm
Prices for Veal show no variation. Wholesale rates
from slaughIerers to dealers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality, 612c second quality. 6129
&C., third do. 4@6c.
VEAL-Large, 51A@6e; small Calves, 6le97c;
Dairy Calves. S@1S1a q 10.
M6TToN-wsthers, 7la@sc 10; Ewes 71ac
LAMB-9c q ID.
PORK-Live Hogs, 5ss95s4c p 10 for heavy and
medium granted; small fat Hogs 5J2G59sc; STOCK
Hogs, SOS Ac; dressed do S9S14c y 10.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

DELINQUENT SALE NOTTGE-BELLE ISLE
~ Mining Company Location OF principal pace
OF business. san Francisco California; location. OF
works. TuScsrora ElSo County. Nevada.
NotIce-There are delinquent upon the foltowiup
described stock. on account OF assessment mo. I6J
levied the fifth (5th) day OF November 1892.
the several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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greater intelligence shown by American
women to-day in the matter Of bathing and
their growing prediction for what Is
known as Swedish massage.
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Chicaro Markefa.

CHICAGO. Jan. 3-wheat was quiet and fucua
lions were confined to 3sc range. closing steady
at 7sc higher than last Friday. The higher range
OF prices was due to higher cables, decrease on
passage. cold weather IN this country aud Europe
and covering by the shorts. Receipts. 292. 00G
bushels: shipments $4,000 bushels. Rye, SIC
Barley. 64c.
CHICAGO. Jan. 3.-wheat-Cash. 72iac. Corn
40Hsc. Pork = $l6 rs. Lard-$10 as. Ribs
20 so. Nhisky-$l 80.
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THE WEEKLY CALL stands far In
advance of all competitors in
quantity quality and variety
Of reading matter Old and
young equally derive pleasure
and profit from its perusal
Only 81 per year. post paid.
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Board-50 F Gaslight, II; 20 Atlantic Dynamite.
46h.
Street-loo V Water. 1914; 200 yigorit Pow
der, 2.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Board-40 Giant Powder Con. 40
Street-12 Contra Costa Water. luO1h: 90 Pacific
Gas Imp. 78La - - S
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SQUARE GRAND Pr NO, MAGNIFICENT
FOLDING BEDS, PARLOR, CHAM
DER AND DINING ROOM FURNI-,
TURE contained in the above res idence.
Be Particulars see Chronicle.
LAURENCE VINCENT Auctioneer.
ta4 0ts % Flood RuiidIn1:
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
INTERNATIoNAL HoTEL.


Mcpherson, Sacto r Tickle. Sacramento
Hagen, san Jose CLockart Sacrafnento
neyes, Gakersheid Jordan. MarysyiIle
crow, Coiusa Noah. Sacramento
MCLEOD, NacaTile w Martin, Santa Cruz
w Bottles. Santa Cruz w RAFT oakland
J Miles, Denver Hawthes Salt Lake
hlm0ai & ", Chicago Vim Paradise Salt Lake
Mrs Narstoh, Chicago Mullen, Denver
BrughS d W, chicago w NOsher. Denver
y ID Bean chicago Kratzsr, ohio
Mrs Sage. Chicago AeFarlan New YORK
Mrs A IeazeH, Cruz Mrs Smith & d, Sn Rafael
MI Gordon x W. Helena y Hotchkess. San Rafael
w Johnston, Y } WEIGH arbuckIe
J Wash, Sacramento II McGimes Omaha
\ Euttkim. Sacramento Mrs Caldwell. Mass
u hoblson. Seattle CALDWELL Mass
PaulsoR, Fairhaven
PALACE HOTEL.
d Wilson, Ny HLJohnson. UsS
r smith, CHICAGO bayeilottL. Santa Clara
V Mcdonald, Salt Lake A Miner Cotton
Ham. Spokane Pope W. Boston
I Chaddock. Fresno NJ Pope Boston
Mrs McHenry, Modesto A w Pope & W. Boston
Clark. Williams MeColl Boston
John Flnnel. Tehama G Msrlakey W. Portd
Shumzn, Sacramento A Allen. GLASGOW
BORIS. Sacram entO W Cotton, Portland
= W Denpstef, Chicago W Maryna Portland
y scott a. W, Fhila John Flint Portland
Mrs Nesbitt Victoria Mrs A Black, Portland
Mrs ID Nesbitt Victoria Mrs e Bross Portland
L Nesbltt, victoria Harrigan q W.. Porttd
Miss AesOitt, Victoria
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
A Perkins, Isieton LauterI sausalito
ii COrsgray Oaklaud II Helpt. San Jose
6 Morrison San Jose j Collins Santa Rosa
VIC Sumer. Woodland Brewer. COLLEGE City
DfickerinR, San Jose II smith, Denver
X Boesen. Alyarado Z Peterson Alyarado
j Rudolph Afvarado y Hansen, Alyarado
g ID Derz W. Salt Lake Jefferson, New York
W Collins. Paio Alto Wiilett, Boston
towers. New ork II Henderson, Richmond
McFariane, New FORK L Coffey, San Matso
Taylor. AIcatraz G FAX, W oodyilIe
Fay, Chicago
BROOKLYN HOTEL
s Dawson. Antioch johnson, Sacramento
Miss W1nmHll. Los AnRls w Brent. West Point
II II Hamilton, Modesto J NJ Johnson " oodIand
Spencer, sydney W Ware, Modesto
Hunt Sacramento Fl Guinness Livermore
L Hunt, Woodland A Sentuman. Bl Diamond
w Smyth san Rafael BiIsbruon. st Paul
J Strong. Seattle de Wolfe Schiling's
Johnson, Tacoma minstrels
ats
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Lumber Market.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

etail rates continue nominal Redwood In cargo
} is higher. but retail prices are NOT affected.
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Wood Market.

Posts quotsbe at lO1ac each: Redwood. IS so Q
cord; Oak, rough, 81 26@7 so; peeled, 50 rs; Pine
81 10 p cord; Railroad Ties 37J2c apiece Tor 6xo,
Ale for 7xS and 45G50c for 7x9.
TANBARK-Ground BARK $24 p ton.