The San Francisco call., 1898-01-15
that jute is again little lower. Very truly yours. R. LICHTENBERG.

that jute is again little lower Very truly yours. R. LICHTENBERG.
 February 3, 1897. Mir. R. Lichtenberg, San Francisco, Cal.- Dear Sir: Your favor of the Ed inst. to hand. I suppose you know that the directors fixed the price of our bags yesterday at 475 cents. Of would be pleased to book MT. Williams order for 50. 900 bags now, and en- close blanks for the purpose. I do not know. however. about koshand's order and do not think it policy, nor do I think the directors would approve of booking orders for anyone. unless the afAdavits are furnished at the time of so booking the order. We might do so later on during the harvest season in some cases. where bags are wanted in hurry. but just now 1t would not look we'll.
 However, MT. Ellis desires you to meet him to- morrow CThursday) at the bank at I1:30 and perhaps you had better talk with him about it. Mir. Hale is gone south for a while. Yours truly, c. J. WALDEN.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 4. 1897
 J. V. Ellis. Esq, San Quentin, Cal.-Dear Sir: Referring to our to-day's conversation. beg to inform you that I have placed with MT. B. F. Porter of Los Angeles 5O.OOO San Quentin grain bags at 4s cents, and I will send affi- davit and check for 10 per cent deposit to- morrow Saturday. I will see Judge Will Hams tomorrow. also my party for the 1OO.oO spot at 4.65 cents subject to confirmation. Very truly yours R. LICHTENBERG.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5, 1ss7
 Hon. W. F. Hale, Warden State Prison, San Quentin-Dear Sir: Referring to my yester- days letter I beg to hand you inclosed Mir. B. F. Porters affidavit and check for s237 50 be- ing deposit 50,000 grain bags at 4a4 cents. Please send me receipt and confirmation of sale and oblige yours truly. R. LICHTENBERG.
 Feb 6. 1897
 Mir. R. Lichtenberg. San Francisco. Cal- Dear Sir: I beg to acknowledge receipt of your favor of the 5th inst with orders of Mir. B. F. Porter for 50,000 grain bags and check for S237 50 to cover deposit The order has been duly booked, and as requested hand you inclosed bill for balance due when bags are ordered forward and receipt for the de- posit. Yours truly, W. E. HALE, Warden. (M)
 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. H. 1897. Hon. W. E. Hale. Warden State Prison, San Quentin, Cal-Dear Sir: have lectured the San Quentin grain bags in preference to Cal cuttas all day and with good result. l have placed 27O0 600 at 4& cents conditions as re- quired by law, and treating for 130, GOO more. Particulars, checks and afhdavits bring over personally on Saturday. Please ship at once. either by steamer Caroline or by rail. 90, 900 at 4a4 cents, care of s. Koshland & Co. i; check and affidavit win follow tomorrow. Telegraph me after receipt whether the bags will be shipped by steamer or rail and whether S. Koshland & Co. shall make out check for
 
 truly yours, R. LICHTENBERG.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 15, 1891
 Dear MT. Walden: Please find inclosed let ter and statement in regard to grain bags. carried these papers back by mistake Sat urday. Kindly keep posted about number of bags sold and keep all imperfect bags for me. Yours truly, R. LICHTENBERG. SAN FRANCISCO Feb. r. 1Ss7
 Hon W. E. Hale Warden State Prison. San Quentin. Cal.-Dear Sir: I have placed to-day 900 San Quentin with three parties at A cents and I am working at present for 50, 900 more; checks and affldavfts tomorrow. Please inform how many bags open for sale out of the last million. Our market Is very firm and 1t Is reported to-day that Bal four, Guthrie & Go. getting cents for June-July. Very truly yours.
 R. LICHTENBERG.
 SAN FRANCISCO Feb. IS. 1897
 Hon. W, E. Hale. Warden. State Prison. San Quentin, Cal.-Dear Sir: Confirming my yes terdays letter, beg to ask you to book the following sales at 4A cents per affdavits enclosed viz.:
 George F. Williams 5o 900. check 10 per cent s23 75; Thomas E. Williams Jr.. 10. 900. check 10 per cent, s47 50; Frank s. Johnson. 10000. check 10 per cent s47 50; Jac Levi Sr.. 5000, check 10 per cent. s237 5O for which you will please send me bills usual.
 I further beg to state that owing to tele- graph just received I have placed 000 to different Los Angeles farmers from whom will have checks and proper afhdavits to- morrow. and by that time l think to place 25 900 more making total of 200. 900. Please state how many will be left for sale after de- ! ducting this quantity.
 Grain bags same as reported yesterday Very truly yours R. LICHTENBERG.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1s. 1897.
 Hon. W. E. Hale, Warden. State Prison, San | Quentin-Dear Sir: Since my respects of yes terday I have received Mfr. Walden's yester- days telegraph and two letters of date contents of which have been noted.
 Afhdavits and checks for 100, 900 sold to differ ent Los Angeles farmers. as stated yesterday are not expected to arrive here before this evening" and will be forwarded as soon as received.
 I furthermore beg to hand you enclosed afi- davit for 5000 grain bags placed in San Luis l Obispo to George Mcdaniel OTebruary 16) and | check for s237 50. Bank of California, covering the 10 per cent deposit. Trusting that this sale will be accepted. I very truly yours R. LICHTENBERG. SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1s, 1897 Mir. R. Lichtenberg, San Francisco. Cal Dear Sir: I beg to acknowledge receipt of your | favor of even date, with order of Mir. George | Mcdaniel for 50, 900 bags and check for s237 90 | to cover deposit same. Bill for same show ing balance due. please find enclosed. I have | booked this order. although 1t exceeds the | 1000 900 limit, and have wired to the Board of l Directors. who meet at Folsom tomorrow. for instructions to the 10000 you placed in Los Angeles The limit being reached, all orders | at 4% cents will be refused hereafter until we hear from the directors. Yours truly, W. E. HALE, Warden.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 20. 1897.
 Hon. ". F. Hale, Warden, State Prison, San Quentin-Dear Sir: Confirming my yesterday s letter I beg to hand you enclosed check for s475, London, Paris and American Bank. to cover deposit 100. 0o0 grain bags at A. cents, placed in Los Angeles as per my letter of the 18th inst, and the affidavit herewith. Very l truly yours, R. LlCHTENBERG. SENATOR n0TV