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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-10
LIVING CHECKERS.
A Unique Game Played at Merrill InstI.
 tute Monday Night.

A Unique Game Played at Merrill InstI.
 tute Monday Night.
 A fair sized audience assembled at Merrill Institue Monday night and witnessed an interesting and most beautiful spectacle-a game of check CTS in which young ladies and gen. tlemen enacted the parts of pawns
 On the floor of the gymnasium squares were painted to represent q large checker board, and in the squares on the opposing sides twelve young ladies and twelve young men took their positions. Mir. k. G. At. kinson commanded the ladies and Mir. John T. Marsh the men. Three games were played during the even ing, which resulted in the ladies winning the first and the gentlemen the two last games.
 The players in this uniqae contest were as follows:
 MEssRs MISSES. Phil Crutcher, Emma Hyslop, Walter Trulock, Fay Taylor, H. B. Russell, Bab McGehee, E, D. Valiant, Eloise Angell, Ed. Russell, Ella Galbraith, Geo. $. Valiant, Emma Mann, NJ. P. Russell, Ray Smart, ]. H. Thatct, Clifton Jones, Ed. Saunders. Maggie Rutledge, Dick Davies. Minnie Roane, W. c. Streett, Noodle Johnson, D. c. Bell, Gussie Taggart.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-10

tions of the Arkansas bolters. Gen. White is d brilliant mar, the most powerful talker in Arkansas, a heavy weight in any kind of rough and-tumble political fight and a genius in conversation. He is a trifie cratic, or rather impulsive, and but for this fault he would to- day be an ex-governor and a sitting United States senator. Gen. White may be offered foreign mission. There.i is only one thing in the way. Powell Clayton will control all of the patronage in Arkansas and to be distributed in Arkansas, and it is not known whether Gen. White is q persona grata with Gen. Clayton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-10

Powell Clayton, by the way, will be a mighty man with tine next ad- ministration. He was one of Han mas trusted lieutenants from long before the nomination of Mckinley until the day Of the eieetion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-10

grows in magnitude and volume every year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-11-10
TOPPED DEAD. .E - ROGERS EXPIRES ON THE MBLIC HIGHWAY OF
 HEART DISEASE. Reeased Was the Aged Brother RI Col. R. A. Rogers, of
 This City.

Fl. Rogers, the aged broth ! R, A. Rogers, dropped |Rart disease near his home aphur Springs road, about 9eck this (Tuesday) morn Feased was 64 years of age ||' laear the Carroll place, on lmr Springs road, about ssouth of town.
 a man of fine education 'aic knowledge, and served the Confederate army.
 of overstudy and too ak on his brain, he was
 confined to an insane
 Fal years ago, but soon a widow and several
 nourn his death.
 esAI will take place from
 Sldence Wednesday af-
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TIE STOCK MARKET.

Values of mining stocks showed no particular
| CHI lnce yesterday
The North Gould & Curry assessment falls de-
linquent in board to-day.
The Pacific Lighting Company VIII pay a
monthly dividend of 35 cents per share to-day
The Morning Star Mining Company of Iowa
Hill has declared another dividend at the rate OF
So per share.
BoDIE CoNsoLIDATED-200 level-The north
drift from the top of the Gildea raise was advanced
5 feet through old slopes. Have crosscut 20 rect
to the west, the face cutting into soft blue clay
ground. 400 level Crosscut to the west ID feet
from the Fortuna under Bonanza winze.
BULwFR CoNsoLIDATED-lOO level-Raise l
from the main drift advanced feet. There Is
from IL to Is inches of fair grade ore in the top
200 level-Crosscut feet to the west from the
slopes south of old raise over crosscut No 2
SOUTH Are stopping rather low-grade ore north OF
this raise 300 level-south drift from waste
chute extended feet throug old ground.
Tun mel level-Rase over south intermediate
drift advanced 10 feet Ore low grade in the TOP.
Storing fair-grade over drift south of this
raise and also from raise ! from main drift
North intermediate drift from crosscut adj
vanced feet. Ore seam very small in the face
Ore extracted from various working places during
the week Is tons; no assays yet made. The aver
age value Of the ore for the previous week was
MoNo-Bodie 400 level-south drift on Fortuna
| advanced feet from Bodle side. There are 8
| inches of low grade ore In the face.
standard mill statement-Ore crushed the past
wee OK 2AS tons, average assay vanner tailings
| S43 70; plate amalgam produced 100 ounces.
The official letter from the Savage mine for the
past week is follows: On the $50 level the
north drift, started at a point 90 feet west from
the shaft In the main drift, has been advanced
feet; no change in the formation to report: total
length Al feet. West crosscut on the track floor
of the $50 level started so feet south OF the shaft
and opposite 8 east crosscut, has been advanced 2
feet; total length 81 feet face in porphyry. 1t
has been discontinued In the main south drift
on this level we have extracted 33 cars of and
have hoisted altogether rs of car-samples
of which assay. gold, $11 81 silver 10 56 ounces;
total, $36 81 per ton. On the 500 level we have
cleaned out and repaired the main west drift dis
lance of S5 feet from the shaft 20 feet being COW
cred during The week. Brunswick lode, shaft l.
This shaft is down 727 feet on the slope, ~ feet
having been added during the week On the 300
level the main north drift extended feet;
total length 205 feet from south boundary.
From the face of this drift have started east
crosscut and advanced same 20 feet; face in clay
and pornhyry
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags spot, 41ac Wool
Bags, 2412@2612c.
COAL-A local circular says: "During the week
there have been four arrivals from tn Coast col
lieres with 1885 tons of Coal aud one from Aus
tralia with GIT tons. This is the smallest weekly
able some of our wholesale dealers to reduce por
ton OF their &C umulated stock. The frosty
weather this week has largely increased the fuel
demand as can be verified by The mum Der OF coal
carts visible on our streets making deliveries.
Business In this line is reported Drisk with gen
eral Improvement of values. There Is no change
OF retail prices, but there is marked advance in
steam grades to large consumers, with every like
nhood OF still better figures later On With outward
grain freights at the present low ruling rates
are assured of relatively high inward Coal freghs
from Australia and England Ii the Dingley ariff
bill should be accepted temporary expedient
it will advance the present duty on Coal &c . ton.
Cable reports specify scarcity of tonnage both in
the Colonies and England, hence almost proh.b-
ltory rates are demanded, but after our August
September grain-laden vessels arrive at their
destination Coal freights must ease on There Is
very limited list OF vessels loading at English,
Welsh and scotch ports for San francisco, which
signifies very short stocks OF British Goals in
March and April next. British Columbia and
Washington win be called upon rev months
for profit in 1s97 is more encouraging than the
outgoing year."
Wellington Is auotable at IS: New Wellington.
So p ton; southfield Wellington. 81 SO p ton;
Seattle, $5 50@6; Bryant, 5Q6 SO: Coos Bay, 30;
Wasend. So scotch, -; Brymbo, -; Cum
wanna Anthracite Egg, $1l@l2 q ton; Welsh An
thracite, S8@10 Camel $8GS So; Rock springs.
Castle Gate anc Pleasant Valley, ~ %; Coke,
RICE-Chinese mixed, So 4O@3 AS; No. l, So 10
ga p ctl: extra No. /, 81 2U@14 40; Hawaiian,
$4 So: Japan $4@4 90.
quotes, terms net cash: Cube and Crushed, &c;
Powdered. 51ac; Fine Crushed, &c; Dry Granu-
41so; Ezra c. zssc; Golden C 4Slc half barrels
lac more than barrels and boxes 1zc more.
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DRIED FRUITS, RA1s1Ns. NUTS. ETC

DRIED FRUITS
Quotations the Fruit Exchange are as fol-
lows
CARLOAD LoTs-Apricots are quotable at 6t99c
for Royals and 1112@12c for choice TO fancy
Moorparks; Prunes, 51ac for the sizes; Peaches,
4@51ac for prime to choice, 61a@7c for fancy and
9@lOc for peeled In boxes; Apples, 53lc p ID for
evaporated and 2@212c for sun-dred; Pears, 21a
@5c for prime to choice, 4@51ac for quarters and
69612c for halves; Pums 4c for pitted and 11ac
for unpitted; Nectarines 31a6D41sc for choice and
512c Tor fancy; White Figs &c; BLACK Figs, IA
@21sc.
JoBBrNe PRICEs-Peaches, 41a@5Hsc p 10:
fancy, 6H3gg742c U n: peeled, 1z1ac y ID; April
I3c; evaporated Apples, oA c.: sun-dried, 234@3c:
Prunes, 3$4@4c for the sizes; Figs black, sc for
impressed and 3D31ac for pressed: white Figs,
&c; Piums, 412@5c for Pitted and 11ac for un-
Pears. 212@oc for whole. 41z@51sc for quarters
and 41a@61ac for halves.
CARLOAD PRICES. r. O. B. FREsNo-Four-crown
less Sultanas. 51ac; seedess MuscaJels, FAC; s.
crown London layers, 81 10; clusters. 81 So;
Dehesa clusters. So SO; Imperial clusters, So:
dried Grapes, Sc p h.
loose, 634c: 3-crown 4s4c: 2-crown 3s1c; seedless
Sultanas. 534c; seedless Muscates, 412c; 3-crown
LONDON layers, 81 25; clusters, 81 90; Dehesa
clusters, So 10; Imperial clusters, 50 26.
612@7c p ID for standard and 9@9Iac p n
dor softshel: Almonds, 6@61ac for Languedoc,
5@312c for hardshel and Sg9c for paper shell,
}obbing; Peanuts, 4@6c for Eastern and &c for
fi lSsna sickeTy Nuts SgSs Rns ID; Pe cams
712@Sc; Cocoanuts, 495cS loo.
HONEY-Combs 1u01121a for bright and 5@9c
ior lower grades; water white extracted, 5@512c:
nghs amber extracted. 41a@4s4c; dark amber, 40
442c; dark, 2g3c p b.
bEESWAX-23Aa, 6c "a m.
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.


UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE WEATHER BUREAU SAN FRANCISCO, Dec
f. 1896 5 p M.-Weather conditions and general
forecast:
The following are the season al rainfalls to dste
as compared with those of same date last season {:
Eureka 1881 inches, last season Z. Al inches
Red Bluff 5.61 inches, last season 1882 inches;
San Francisco rs inches last season 2 ST inches;
Fresno 302 inches, last season Al OF an inch;
San Luis Obispo 4 SO inches last season 8. 80
inches: Los Angeles 2. 80 inches, last season LOB
inches; San Diego 2.07 inches, last season !. 81
inches; Yuma LILO inches, last season 80 OF an
inch.
san Francisco data-Maximum temperature so,
minimum AZ, mean "a
The storm which central last night in the
vicinity OF Vancouver has moved eastward and is
now apparently central mort of Eastern Montana
and Western North J akota. Light rain has fallen
throughout Washington and along the northern
California but conditions now appear favor
able for fair weather throughout California.
a slight depression is apparently moving south
ward from the vicinity of Idaho which now ap-
will prob bly, result in decidedly colder weather
throughout Nevada and Utah Saturday and Satur-
day night.
Forecast made at San Francisco for 80 hours
ending midnight December ), 1896:
Northern California-Fair Saturday; fresh west
erlv winds, becoming northwesterly along the
coas..
Southern California-Fair Saturday; fresh north
erly to westerly wind.
Nevada-Snow OF rain in north portion; fair In
south portion: colder Saturday. A moderate cold
wave Saturday night.
utah-snow or rain; becoming decidedly colder
Saturday night
AriZona-Fair Sa urday.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Saturday
brisk westerly winds.
w. H. HARMON, Forecast Official
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PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.


WHEAT-The Port Caledonia takes for Cork
66,7sS ctls, valued at $9S ,700 Oregon, for sgd
ney, 35,946 ctls at $49, 42s.
Futures dropped sharply in sympathy with
slump at Chicago. Spot Wheat was weak and dull
Quoted at 81 45@1 471a q ctl for common grades
@l oo9i 621a tor average No. /, 81 90 Tor cnoice
ana 81 55@1 go for extra choice for milling
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:15 o'cock-May-20O0
cts, 81 5S1ka: $4,000, 81 o9ss; $4,000. 81 1914;
10000, 81 691s $4,000, 81 80.
SECOND SESSION - May-2000 ctls, 81 5s1s;
4O0O. 81 57ss: 5000. 81 57s4.
81 571A.
AFTERNOON SESSION = May 10000 ctls.
81 51s4; 1000 81 81 rs; 5000, 81 os: $4,000,
81 oS1s; 16O00. 81 5S14.
BARLEY-Shpment of 1887 ctls Brewing,
valued at $4,000. to Cork. The market rules
steady. We quote Feed. $4,000; choice bright,
s114@s21sc: Brewing, s5c@Sl; No. chevalier,
81 lO@l 20 o ctL
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFoRMAL SEssIoN-9:15 o'clock NO sales.
SECOND SEsSIoN-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING STANDARDIZATION ctls,
S Ss 1000. s77sc; 5000. 9s1sc: 60O0 sS14c;
oOOo SSc Decem ber-2U00, &c.
AFTERNOON SESsIoN-May-6000c ils, CSC.
OAIS-Fair average demand for the upper
grades. White range from 81 10 to 81 50 p ctl.
according TO quality. Black, for feed, 90c@$1 06:
for seed, 81 2U@1 So; Gray, nominal; Red, SIG
~: SURPRISE 81 5U91 so.
CORN-Nothing new. Large Yellow s0@s5c;
Sman hound do 81 p ctl: White. SO@S712c D ctl.
R4E-Dull at $1@1 0212 p ctl.
bOCh w HEAT-$I 1901 80 p ctl.
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sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived.
FRIDAY, December 4.
stmr Alcazar, Gunderson, As hours from
San Pedro; ballast to E White w Lumber 90.
Bragg; sos NJ it lumber TO Union Lumber Co
Stmr Suno, Dettmers, AS hours from Newport;
ballast, TO Grays Harbor Commercial Co.
Br ship Chrysomene Hogan. IL days from New
castle. Nsw; 2610 tons coal. to D Spreckels &
Schr Mary Buhne, Ramsenus. 8 days from
Eureka; lumber TO Chas Nelson.
90 bxs BUTT butter to Ross & HewIett
schr Netue Low. Low. hours from Point
Reyes; IS bxs butter. TO Il Newbsuer & Co.
Cleared
FRIDAY. December 4.
stmr walIa walIa, Wallace, Victoria Port
Townsend: Goodall. Perkins & Co.
Stmr Eureka, Parsons, San Pedro; Goodall. Per
Br stmr Progressist Pinkham, Nanaimo:
DunSmuir q Sons
Bark McNear, Peterson, Melbourne; Moore
& Co.
Sailed.
FRIDAY, December 4.
Stmr Columbia, Conway Astoria
Stmr Gypsy. Leland. Santa cruz.
Stmr Homer lessen, Coos Bay.
stmr Geo Loomis. Bridgett. Ventura
Br ship Larnaca, Giles, Portland.
Br ship Port Called ona, An on Queenstown.
Bark Oregon. Parker. sydney.
Schr Melancthon. Bellesen.
Telegraphic.
POINT LoBoS, Dec 40 p M-westhSr
thick; wind S; velocity miles
Charters
The bktn w H Dimond returns 10 Honolulu,
The FIR bark Vile de Rouen was chartered prior
to arriva al for wheat to Europe, 5Us
Domestic Ports.
NEWPoRT-Sailed Dec 4-Schr VIM Renton,
for Seattle. Co., c.o.,.oo,
III FORT HADLoCK-Cleared Nov -Br bark
UsALWArrived Dec 4-stmr Newsboy, hence
sEATrLE-Arrived Dec s-stmr Progreso hce
Nov 80 Dec 4-Bark Gen Falrcnild' hence NOV
Coos BAY-sailed Dec 4-schr Beulah. for San
arrived Dec 4-stmr Bonita hence Deep.
AsToRIA-sailed Dec 4-stmf State OF Caiifor-
mia. for San Francisco.
IvERsENs LANDING-Arrived Dec 4-scnr
EUREKA-Arrved Dec 4-stmr Pomona. hnce
Dec 8; tug Rescue. hence Dec 8; schr Serena
sailed Dec 4-Schr Oceanla Vance, for sydney;
tug Rescue with stmr Humboldt in tow for san
Francisco; stmr North Fork tor san
Garfield. hence Nov ~ =, 60
rOkT LOS ANGELEs-Arrtved Dec "-s1mr
scotia from Eureka, sailed Tor -.
COOS BAY-Arrived Dec 4-Scnr orient' nen00
Nov 90 San Frarcisco
PORT TOWNSEND-Arrlved Dec 4Lscnr
Fanny Dutard, hence Nov 20; scnr !" Oo'ino"'
from KahuiuL Sp,- Columbia bnca
CtAIiAM BAY-In bay Dec 4-Snlp EiWei'
from Nanaimo for San Francisco.
Eastern Ports
NEW YoRK-Cleared Dec 4-Ship charmer'for
San Francisco.
Foreign Ports.
poRT sTANLEY-saied Nov Abr ship Eaton
~ 80 "a Rr bark Elliot. for San Francisco
AUCKLA ND-Arrived Dec Abr stmr Monowai
hg HdeoINGKoNG-sailed Nov 3-stmr Peru, for San .
Francisco.
Movements of Trans Atlantic Steamer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. out Dec 4-Stmr
Weimer.
sailed Dec 4-Stmr Willard, for New York.
LONDON-Arr1ved out Dec 4-Stmr Mobile
QUEENSTOWN Arrived out Dec 4-stmr
GENoA-sailed Dec 4-stmr CircassIa for New
York.
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NEW YORK MARKETS


NEY YORK. n. Y, Dec 3.-speculation at
the Stock Exchange continued quiet. AS rule
Higher prices prevailed, and the undertone of the
market was firm from start to finish. London
advices were favorable, and the start the for
eigner bought moderate amounts of the interna-
national issues The firm ness of the market was
due partially that strong interests were
quietly picking up stock preparatory to starting a
pull campaign early next year The recent buy
ing OF the high priced investment issues and the
grangers credited to this interest. The
easy condition of the money market, and the be-
lief that siil lower will obtain after the jan
nary disbursem ents have been completed, tend 10
make recruits for the bu Is.
The declaration OF dividend of per cent on
Southern Hallway preferred had a good effect
The improvement in the usually active list was
confined to narrow limits, say 14GQl per cent.
Sugar strengthened early in the day by rise in
soft sugars of 1sc, and the certificate sold TO
1l71s AS OF late, the advance brought out stock
and the price receded to 1l55s. EXP TT Little's
report OF the condition of the Baltimore and Ohio
led o a break ~ the stock from 1872 TO ~ 1zG1S.
According to Mr.. Little the ompany has q float
ing debt Of over $1,000, 000 Leather preferred
and cotton oil preferred were also WEAKER the la
ter being sold on the poor statement for the year
Just made public
In The specialties Commercial Cable. which
closed at 1872 bid yesterday sold up to 90 and left
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tober, and this is especially important in showing
that the peculiar disturbance during the Pres-
Dental campaign, which swelled failures $780,
O0O. 600 in August and September, did not prevent
quick return to a monthly aggregate scarcely
greater than of May. Defaulted liabilities for
eleven months have been 1888, 459, against
81 4S, 544 402 last year, the increase being only
1000 100 outside of those two months, and this
remaining increase Of only 10 per cent was also In
part due 10 the alarm during the cam aign. me
TENDER aggregate gives stronger ground Tor the
confidence so generally expressed.
Ground for confidence is also found In the aban-
donment of of the largest combinations by
which the iron industry has been retarded and the
possibility that others will be abandoned.
Such state of things within month after the
election suggests that these organizations formed
when depressed business failed to support all the
works in existence and not expected to survive
z neral revival and ample demand for products.
The immediate effect OF breaking prices is TO
check buying of iron and steel products, but 1t
will soon develop about where prices are TO range
present the base price for wire nails is 81 20,
against So 55 two weeks ago, with greater reduc-
ton on small sizes because new caros reduced
extra" charges
Beams are selling at 81 IS, against 81 SO two
weeks ago. and there sales of bilets below
the fixed price The bar combination is still
undersold by steel bars at l. 1c, and nothing is
doing in rails because the meeting shortly to be
held will settle whether any prices shall be fixed
for the next year. Bessemer pig al Pfttsburg is
large demand r vessel plates, bo1h in foreign
contracts and for the laKes Several thousand cars
have been ordered and numerous new buildings
Minor metals a shade stronger. The coke
combination has changed its method so that con-
tracts openly made below prices recently
ruling and there is partition of consumers
among the producing interests. Anthracite sells
below the official circular, but better demand Is
expected with revival in manufacturing. Wool
manufactures waiting ana while more con-
Germs at work the new demand improves but
little with favorable weather In the cotton
manufacture there is little change, though goods
Sc ling better, but with many added works
pl oduction exceeds the demand.
market
4 750, 900 bales in sight by December ], when the
crop is usually about half in sight, current estE
mates would leave only 100000 more to come
forward in nine months, and the larger consump-
ton in mills does not advance prices. Other
produce markets have been weaker Wheat rose
to the close last week, but gradually reacted and
broke sharply on Friday, closing 2asc lower for
the week.
The volume of business shown by clearing
house returns was for the past week nearly 1 per
ever last year, and for the month of Novem-
Der per cent and IL per cent less than 1882,
the comparison being the best for the past i've
months.
Failures for the week have been 379 in the
United States against 324 last year, and In Can
ada 55 against 81 last year.
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FIsH-PER PouNl
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Mary E. Smith to Henry W. Smith. lot NV
corner Fern avenue and Polk street, 80 by w
l1S; 81.
Hai tie +. Kennedy TO Edwin F. Tryon, lot on S
line Clipper street, 80 + of Noe, e 1858 by ia;
George Radston to Rebeeca Radston undivided
3.48), Julius Radston, julius I.aIter and Lille
rs Of Folsom, NV IS by sW so. also lot on
NE line of Harriet street, IT'S NV Of Folsom, NV
25 by NE rs; $1J.
Charles T. and Anita L. spader to Patrick and
Elizabeth Gilgun lot on w line Of San Bruno ave-
nue. (NebTasssal l27;2aa Of Nineteenth street
Raymond Benjamin to l6dwin S. Tucker. lot on
sW corner of Lake street and Eleventh avenue,
Mosea j. and Julia Lyon to Fannie L. Soule, lot
line of Clement rect, 100 W of Fifteenth ave.
nue., w % by N 1O4:3: $40.
r. w. and Mary h Tansill to w. B. Fairgreve,
lot on W line OF Twelfth avenue, 100 of
Louise NJ Gorreli TO Harry w. Morrell, lot 4l2,
1ichard b. and Minnie A. Knapp to Daisy B.
Knapp, lots 8, A. IL. Is and a. block 385; lots s,
IL and IT, block 246 lots and 49, block 28i; lot
s. ock l54 and lot Is, block 1890, south San
$685. 5o0SiS'0 Aos''sAu anu NA'i'0-a AsS0''A'0n'
Thomas King to Harry w. Taylor, lot ON NV
corner CO Of San Bruno avenue and Wayiand street,
w. H. and Nav Stanley to Julia Hopkins. lot on
w line of Bright street, $50 n of Stanley, n IS by
w 100, lot AZ, block 50. City Land Association;
$3.50
Phebe ]. Hall to d. ]. Foley, lot on E line of
Main street. so N of Division. n SO by $50. be-
ing portion of plat 81, Rancho Ell Vale de San
Jose, town of pleasanton, Murray Township, to
correct 29S d. 1855; $40.
G. s. and Lydia A. Langan to Hugh ]. O'Neil,
los l to 4. block X, Knox Tract, adjacent Hay
wards. Eden Township: $40.
Mary A. Hogan TO samuel Demooy, lot on "
line OF Taylor street, 1875 Of Pine, 81 :6, by
1856, being portion Of lot AZ, block 400, Oak
land: $40.
]. West and Jane F. Martin to Leon Goly lot ON
Z line of Telegraph avenue, ITO Of Orchard
street, N so, 1877. 3d. 80, w 7.4e, being lot
8. block B, Armes Tract. Oakland; $40.
Continental b. and l.. Association, San Fran
CISCO TO Joseph Ferro, lot on line Of A street
95 IS + of Hannah, + 80 by N 100 being portion
of subdivisions and Of lot /, block 1893, Watts
Tract, Map z, Oakland; $l0
John Conant 10 James stanley, lot S, Map of
81 bdivision of Lake Merritt Park East Oakland:
$4,000.
Mary A. Pryal to w. A Pryal, parcel Of land
bounded on the north by lands or Edison Adams,
Il by lands If Hbernia Bank, by land of Colonel
Jack Hays and w by lands of ]. R. Browne de-
ceased, being portion OF plat IS. Ranchov. and d.
] eral a. Oakland Township; so lots 8, 20 and
II. block IA. oakland; also lot on 5 line of
Twenty-sixth street, 43544 Of San Pablo ave-