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LOST.
lOST — SATt I*DAY. 1 LACK-AS"D-T— Jf FOX
1 ht.'ttii.l : Bntwen t.i nrnrti. of _ i tvnril. SetS-ra to
Bowniii vi-ii.\'n> t ".'r.-n t ni. -ii «t. ,\ C ' 2 2i*
VOV-MIIEK 28, IJtilMi OS lOt'lil'il, I'I'.OM
.-.IV Mj.r-r: ;.. if... r.r 1 -tii.. t -rr : t K.uliteentb, .lid
." Ilotti w l.n'. an ii to Palmer, ins-— -ance ;.;ieor alt
st.:..'•: liitutrt-ice co. to Palmer, and 2 biaoa asrr-—
-iirrnrs lor sale Ol reil (s;?.t, : DAVID lilZ.liil
': lio.N iianti"! as m-i-o;.-! |.:trtv. l-'uriivr |.lenac r. irira
2ia rerr> sr.. vii. . ..,i;-.|.ns. it*
K\ JrlNIMi. ON llttw A K Tl, MKT. FTITH
ainl Si\;f:. f-reynonnd, wtiito and lawn tiitiii. Ke
" turn ■MUi ._. Fuurtli st. ; reward. ilej Sf
lOST-FROM silt I'll SAN FB— HCIBCO, KO
i -rem tl.irue. 1890,3 icVcows. oue » itri ltai'.ir on
anil prillßrec mmk Invar; I'otli siirliif-ln-;. A lilr.T.il
; row-aril will lie paid for Informa Hon (.. QOTLIBB
BIBSHK&TELLF.R. cor. T.iith ami Ballroad air— ,
*• ""oiilli Man l-'ran<*isco. .lei 'Jt*
'■' *f OSI'-NOV. 21), A BLACK AND VV lFFi* Fli li EV
., : Xj 1.. tr.., dog. Belt— a to 5 Clary st. an J raeelTe a
Bu(t..i.ie reward. iict .n
-. T OS!' — Nov. 24, 2 BK D COWS, ONE V— B"* IA I'
. A, witli si. mr* while between fore le^s; otfjer
. niriri.. .r McCue on itn in ear. iriittrn or— ldr-— I
"——CHSTETER, First aye., Soutli sau Franc— co;
■' .I— H_ral -reward, '''''. :! LL_
liiS'f- . vul'M; irl n BoBSE WITB HARNESS
Jon. !■.. n-i return J_ BABATB, 61* Fourtbat.,
"- and m elve reward. 'Ie I Ut"
OST— A BLACK ANO TAN COLLIE S-1 t. Rl>
A ward paid liy rctm 'nlng tnesameto 717 LarUn
"! .itrert. no'J.'. rr
1 J OSi NOV. .:.. I I ; ■ •vi ;i.; in \ i;a I X iioi-.se,
'.'-.;._ j' soul it Golden (i.i(e I'arlr. a ieuma and wriite
.-.. pnliiier dog. Eteturn lo above aiklress smi re
' ceive re-vrirtl. nullll rlt*
r s - (»1i REWARD-LOST, MONDAY, NOVEMBER
■ .^? I "-''til, lm ti elt of 10 er 11 kevs.im MeA Ulster st,
. iiei. Paik ana liy.le. Beturu 13S UcAllls-or st.,
' . uuslarr^. noSO St*
mHE EVENING llUl.l.KilN. PRICE REDOCED
. X to 15' cents perweei", delivered br carrier to any
.'.-: part oi Uie clly; tire tlailetln is '.tie i.e-r, oldest
.*.. anil irn v-e-i evening paper pnnllsaed ou tire coast;
.onleis l.v postal-card or oUierwlse will receive
prompt atternton. Office 622 Bontrgomery st.
LQST— $15 i.V Mil' PCRCHASLNO A MEB
ctiat.t I— ilor-made b— duess suit for #15, inn l- by
... a leading mercbant tailor ior a-fo. OB IUINAL
' Mlsrll CLOTHINJ PARLOKS, come.' iV-rn..l
licpor;'. s'.i. ■
"THE _ F. COI.LATKII4I. LOAN BANK. 53i
• X Kerrny st.. letuls money r.t 3 per cent per ino.iiu
cv w-1.-li.-s. itt^timtiti . iin.i" ..■••s'li-v. i.lStiui
Fiiisn.
ROCl'llT TO LAMBI BJ S STABLES, 875 FOL
-r.,by a police— a a, on [.oremu r rrirri. a
bay mare, witli wiiite hind feet, and top
pti.ietoii. noSO "Jtr*
lA.\r'. i!y\\~, TUE BEAUTIFUL.
. oeT tf
BBESBMAKKBS.
All. LADIES Wis.:!"... ;tl HAVE KLEOAST
-\ r.-.r'tij sum tnrul", trandaomtly draped, for
ae. i.i'virtt p. ....i5, making aitii trluuninga f0r 915,
call ou MKS. MORRIS, I.::' •- lieary st .. i -r
i."-.r.V FITIINO SUITS MADE FEOM
. *■.'. : .... : _■"• ■ *1 .ii, rl -:. n027 lm
Ii<LEOANTLV FITTING SUITS MADE I'BOMt '
a up; wUb goodt. makin-; and tr— umlncs, I 3 ." i
— J— » AONES BELTER. 857 MlsSl t St. . rl
'J-J-' gl > EN i a- mrl SSMAKIKO THOROUGH
—.I.I ;> ;.:._':.r: Tayl or system; perfect iit.nr.'(j lm
SCHOOL t'i IM.i-r-11 IrtMr AND DBESS
n ;h;:.rr ; yen are tangrit lo mase a dress rr-.tt: be
. ttiunlng to end— drafting. cutting, ba sting, sewing
. draping and designing, W. B. CLOSE « SON, '-.>.;
ppwell. _^ seat' ■ Em
J! -i OPENED— DKESS-AKINO PARLORS BY
[.:•:,..> dressmaker from the East. M;ss
-HELEN M. Lit K. 7Jb Sutler -r. ■ .»
Stlis HADE IN THE LATEST STYLE FROM
$5 lip: goods ami everyti ting r.uirr.l, $16, ■„, \
'. i.n-aue in ■■! t*-sj per fort flt. 115 sioclituii st. uol 1 m
'■' . • OW SB CUT, s*l 1 t('H,i-:Fand DKAI EDI oi; *;!;
- 1 latest rasnloas; perTect fit; s.i". faylor system
tan.ciif. MBS. L. P. WY A-NT. 11 Geary st oc'lrj U
.f|'HE EVENING BULLETIN" PBICE SEDUCED
r X tv 15 cent- per week, delivered bj carrier to auv
parioftiie city: the Bulletin is tiie best, oldest
and largest eveuing paper ptiulisiied on u.e coast;
orders by postal-card or otherwise i. ill receive
prou Office 622 Montgomery St.
DKir.-s l l i i im; CAUGHT rHOKOUGBLY BT
aufli. titic Ireneti t nlor s. s;ein. ijltl l'osf. ]s.lstjul
A'l MiIIMVS-.IT-l. \V,.
| DVICI- FREK; SI'Et'I.VLTY. *DlV(>lifKs
,\ privately, quick time, le-al e-rerywbere; collec
tion.-, tie. : lertus ino.lernte; uo eti at.-i- uulesi nn -
. ' cessful: attorneys sll courts; estab'd ill rears. Li^
omce. ti. w. now 1. ,v in. ■■* Kearny st. aalBtt
i DVICK KBEE; DIVORCES A SPECIALTY xo
. ■ .rt publicity; cjaickest tirue: legal every wasre:
tern:- r. ..- ma 'lie; uo enarge unless - leeessfol; an 1
■:' ailoitiei .uses at law. both civil au.l criminal. pus'- L - 1
.*■ vipororr- v; eolleettoas, wills, etc i. — nuley,
r ATi.nr.-,. is- a.-soit vtion. 11 K.nrriy st..te»ti.a
KA. Ci tJllii.KS, Ai L'OUNLV-Al-LAW. IrOj
_. Clay St. uoli tf
\Y W fIWIDSON, AT rOENEY-AT^LA W.~"*_i
' ■■■» . fa. ifor.,ra sr.. 1;. i.sH-i.*.: ■;.- -c r res. t!3;t
VAKI'ENTiiKS AXI> BIILUKIIs.
Jirt'KflßEß & CO., CARPENTERS AND
. lltrilili-rs. 113 Leiitesilorir rst. se3 tf
JV.LAWi.ENi '.■:. I'Alrl'EN IT.il AND BOILDSbT
.61b Sacra meate st. ; caijiue; worn aud dttiu* ap
. O— le. promptly en ilea to: leleultotie r"JJ mid.;
uam WTiSEiEiiiS;
' ••_'>.'£_; ■OAK-J—N'D I'.KAI. ESTATE.
OAKLAND AQJ— .CY-ADVKi. HSKMEN 1 - AND
■eriptlons received at the Oai— and lirancti
-. Ontccr Th _ MnuNiN'i Cai.;.. s.'.T Broadway, u-ar
: :fevctith st-^ Ofliee .'. -■ . » w. to ' Jr. m.
'-titiin L " T — JxlOOs KB A B OAK-ST. STA
i-.'fiUUV- tion. WILLIAM J. DlNir-ir. oak
'■' lamt: OC3O ThSuTu tf
$*)r\f\ft FINE 'J-SIOKY HOUSE; LOT SOx
— ajUU. 100. WILLIAM J. DINGER. Oak
. taniL oc3o TliSuT'i tf
'•.(_ IM/I'l ELEGANT NEW 7-KooM COT
.■■•.e'fiJllU. tage; lot 4jx116. William j.
;■■■ piNGEE. Oakland. ocSO TnSuTn tf
■ iS; I .".il LOT 50x140; 10 MINUTES' walk
•lT*lui'. from Iruttvale Station. WILLIAM .1.
'-•' D-KOEI . . takla nd. oc3o TliSuTn tl
"••I- iiflfl LOT 32x118 ON LINE OK ELECTRIC
i?T UUU. road. WILLIAM J. DINGEE, 0..,r
-ran'L.: oeiiti TliSuTn tf
Qlilrjl LOT SOzsfJ ON LINE OF PIEDMONT
... . .«jr".'M,f . cable road; 7 minutes from Broadway
depot. WILLI Ol .1. DINOEE, Q:tk. 'lOriiSii I tut
""'Cf''! • (ill LOT '"Sx 100 AT OAK -STBEET ST—
•IT I -UU. tlou. WILLIAM J. DIKUEE, Oalc
i-ti'l. ocr'tj TbSaTu tf
v flftO^Aft EI.EtiANT NEW EAST— AXE OOT
• sV- ♦J" M -. t:..-e of 5 r< .oe- r.n.l L.a;ti: 2 blocks
.;-". fro.-ii Clinton Stltion. WILLIAM .1. DINGEE
.■-.eaklan-l. oc3o TfaSn I v tf
_t*>)»ft(l EACH— 2 BEAUTIFI 1. M.W 5-ROOM
uT — ' UU cottages 1 block from San Pat.!.) aye.
WILLIAM J..DINOEE. Oakland. oe3o 1 USuTu t"
: "|;')'|]ll ELEGAUT Nl.'.'. B-ROOM COTTAGE
V •J'.'UU. near Adeline Station. WILLIAM J.
PL-. ("*«:*•. Oakland. oc3u insaTu tf
f-|lii EACH— IO LOTS IN THE NICEST BUB
dvv r.iliof Oai .i rtri.J , I.i-i ,rt. near uew elt
read ar,.t new ferry to Ban Francisco: fine unob
structed View: leit bargain In Oakland; mho to
,-r —take money; size of tola 40x1(50; terms Bso cash,
..'. baiai ire -.io j.er ntonfh: don't fail to see these lota.
tj.iiii.it.. II AX EB. 984 Wsiblngton.pl 6tt Sn— eod
.i ..it JE AI SACRIFICE 2 BEAUTIFUL
*..* J — ■'•.-•'-. on: y 100 fert from l'leil in. ml avenoe
: ; s'.r.e'.ar. ownei ut eon pel led to leave city. See H .
11. ii'- 11. ir; Nm:h st.. Oakland. "norio tf
J i i'l'. HANLEY _ CO. HA VJS REMOVED TO
1351 i'aik !,(., where we are now- iirep.tred lo
. bnir.l ho..— s tn suit purehasen. on easy terms; also
iuiM '. •.; ruil unimproved property for sale. n'Jli tf
F. ir -ALI'; IN TERMINAL TRACT. PIEDMONT;
sit.tr rated at tertulntis of Piedmont cable-road, iv
..tfce most desirable portions of tiie Pled— tont dls
iri-i: l.as a frouta-e on ea tde-road of 7*J7 feet;
groun.l elevaterl, and of juit r-.n(!icient cratle to give
every lot a tnaznif.ceut, unobstructed view of the
harbor, tne Ooldeii Gate, Sau irauclscb and Oaii
"fand; streets graded and cement siilewatks lain;
city water piped to property. 15 miuutes' ferry
. lilns between Sau fraucisco and tlte Terminal
Iraet. The Terminal Tract is tbe cream of l'ieil
moiiL Inqureof E. A. HERON, 1050 Broadway,
P.O. Box 282, ( 'aklaud, Cat, lio2o Im
I ARGAIN FOB A FEW DAYS; BEAUTIFUL
. I * resilience lot In tiie finest portion of takiaud;
.'/, ' near Mat icn. schools, eliurches, etc.; eementslde
walks. ( all for particulars on A. 11. BREED t. i ■••
32b ."lliinrgomery st., Sare Deposit Bulltlinir, Sao
Iraucisro.
J(M> -iloo, *125, Sl5O, Br>oo-820 DOWN. SIO
a per liioiitl i: last e— i nee forclieap lots; Sem lriary
. r ave.; only a few more beautifully situated lots left
; In tuts tract r Semi ..iry aye. now'sewered : franchise
: int. t. .: for elei trie railroarl, whteh pasaes the
.'property; buy before the raise. For further partic
ulars ni ply to Twenty-third Avenue land Company,
llsr; 1 w-enty-ihird aye., East (aklaud, new Bank
B— lldlng. noi4 tf
■"fit'-Mll LEVEL LOT. '25x120, IN BERKELEY :
«_•— 1 U. si.lewalkeil; bandy to station; 85 easb. «5
:'.; mou'.tily: luoo other lots: allkiutlt; semi Tor inatu
■:- I'll as. A BAIL— V, owner, 20 Mout-omtry. 0.-j-' tf
LOTS ON PIEDMONT A\ r-, 2H :o_l 1(1 i T., $;')t),
tl'l); 1 lot at Golden Gate, 2 Mockl I from sta
tion. 60xl'2* ft., south front only *r.600; easy terim.
SALSBUKY Jc FITZGEK ALU. e.T» Nll.tl] I St.. Oak
lan.L uc; tt
UAKI.AMI lIOL'-ES AND 1;(J(I.11S.
: *fel ■*•« Iloc SE OF 4 BOOMS, BATH AND BASE
:' i_il».J. ment: fruit trees and use of 0 lots; cor.
Tweiity-ihlrilst. and Twenty-third aye.. Brooklyn.
. -Apply at B. SANDERS — CO., 62 Third, S. F. Wl»t«
Mami L'KE-FINGEK-NAILS BEAUTIFIED AT
i"-'.'l M:.ri.ei st.. oakiaiiil. by an artist, nartl tf
MM MITOEIEIT
AI.AMEU.V KKAI. FSTATE.
ffl-*.! l/ll| MODERN COTTAGE ttF^iTltoOMS
tf— i lUU. and barb; lot 30.v150.0n macadamized
■ street-, terms $500 duwn. balance ..t I'jrj p^r montir t.
Apply l.i JOSEPH A. LEONARD, cor. of Central
a.i-. sud lark st., Alauietla. uo'JO tf
. -"tOO/l/l S3OO CASH, BALANCE S'2s PER
r«"""-_,0.'U. mouth; lot 40x150; cottage; 1 rooms
bleb basement. No. mil
faouo— Lot 10x150: cottage of 5 rooms and bath;
fine garden aud lawn; $1000 cash, balance $.10 per
■a onlu. No. 181
Bi;.-50— Lot 37r6x120: new 2-story house of 7
rooms .-iii.l bath; fine tuariue view; 8500 cash, bal
ance $40 per month. No. 4Sr*
840U0- Lot 50x150; cottase of 5 rooms and bath,
wltn -stable; a NW. curner; $500 cash, balance Brio
per month. >o l-) 4
... 84500-Lot 37:6vU0; new 2-« tory house; 7 ruoms
and bath; $1000 cash, balance $40 per month 491
$'700-l.ot 37:6x100: new 2-story bouse or 7
rooms antl b.th. on Ceutral aye.; 81000 cash, ual
auce $50 per month. i\ 0 505
$5000-L..t (i»xl49: rottatje or 8 rooms anil batl,
with store, barn an I orchard; a SW. corner 411
$6840-Lot 115XU00: cottage of 0 rooms and
bath, wtutlmlll and tank; easy terms. No. 490
$71100— Lot SOxJOO; cottage or B rooms and bath
fine carilcn, lawns, etc. ; best neighborhood; a bar
gain. No. IS
Bargains 111 building lots tn all parts or Alameda
also l.otise tv let aiul money to 1....11 by li p*
. -BOREAL A CO., 1428 lark st.. Alameda, aatl ioi
•ktoulKotoety -t.. San I'rmictsco. oel '.l if
r~ ItI'HKKI.IY 1111.11, KSTATk]
To SELL OR RENT-ONE OF THE 11NEST
huuses in last Beri.i eley, Dnlver-— ty aye.: 6 mm
'' !»tes' easy walk to stMtioii ; 6 nice ro ibis, large ball,
crosi-ls, pantry, taundry. wln-l-ni ill, cbleiieu -pen;
sew.ied to the bay; fr — i t-oear— tg and orna in.-ut- j
'-:■ trees; ilowers: everything in good condition; rent
• ' "s3L'r former tenant, fur store than •• years, pall
$45: a real 11 Ice home. Appy to A. (J. CUirILI.AS,
.' I'll Califorul 1 M.. bet, 1(1 anil II .1. xt. to'iost
';."' BEItKEI-EY KOOMS AND HOISES.
3Ni:\v 801 SES: PB ICE 88500 TO $5000: ALL
modern improvements: maca'lamiz. v t.tteet. N.
; ." L. FREESE, corner tuilege way and Walnut St.,
.Berkeley. v. -..-'-.'. "
miscellaneous.
"In the Wash" -^@^
That's where your delicate handkef-- -JT^T iH^V
chiefs come to be "more hole-y than Y&OL- \
righteous'-certainlynotintheshow- m /<£?§--- \.
like service required of them— more., < W\ \ sfL / \\.
or less true of all things washed. "Tim \ff/t(//f // /\
Gii-Fs i-vxm cauelly delicate tandUerchiefs equal \jA v// jf I J
IV C LWU service for emu year. .. \ m/M^\ ■' / ( /
-xt 1 with soap— ttsual war— the tsiher vi-itli -VV- A\ \w I / J
W ilSll OflC rearl ' nt '"'"""'< '"■a 1 '''!:- zs directed on VYVVj' \ /i\'\ / m
each package— wash the one you value N. \pf : y. fl \ A J m
mnst with Pearline— it will be far the best at the end uf theyear. vt _ n_ e* VnK //
The o!d-fashioned way of rub, rub, rub, )), e/f
is slow work, poor work, slow death to VJW\^ [y I
women — quick death to fine things, and Miti \\
renders coarse things useless long be- /^--X.| \\ji
fore their time. Pcut'h'nc does away <;:^^/)i^>t.
with all this. Costs but five cents to j^ s^^^^//'\Y\\.
try it ; directions for easy washing on >\ JLsy/ /'I l\\\M
every package ; easy for you, easy on J, — t''// /lilWVl
things washed. We cant make yon try |v__^<^y* / y» fly \\\l
Pearline — you would thank us if *we -*-• * /^- **'- * * ■
could. Millions are grateful for its help. Envious soap
makers try to imitate it — -borrowed brains are cheap — -and
so are their productions.
f-i I*l 1 J*ccM'icrs and some ur.scrarul.Tds grocers wiH tc'l you,
.SpnM 1 1~ nlfjiT " ll »' s «--sg'-Os;-*-r"'r"'iher-r:rac.-.srca7!irie."irS
*--*' '-w-iX-'-*- -*- *- IVV«V«."-»_.X'_. FA"LSE — PeaiUne is never peddled, and if your gro
cer sends you some— ling ::i jriaec of I'c-.r'.ine, do ihe honest thing — send ii lack.
•-' JAMES PYI.E. Kew Yorfc,
I U ifi RI i U i I L 1 I U 1 1 1 1 1 E U II L b
GRAND CLOSROIJT SALE
OF THE ELECANT STOCK OF
F. W. KRELSSMG & SOPJS,
532, 534, 536 MARKET ST.
The undersigned beg to announce to the public that tti°y will re', ire from the
Retail Housj-Fanuslimg- Buainess on January 1, 1091, and thereafter confine
their business to the manufacture and saie on'y of
Wood Mantels, Hardwood Interiors, Bank and Office Fixtures !
Therefore, our Elegant Stock of Furniture, consisting of Chamber Sets in
Oak. Mahcgauy aud Walnut: Parlor Sets in Elegant Tapestries and Plushes;
Sideboards, Extension Tables. Hit Racks, Parlor Cabinets. SjJrins* and Hair
Mattresses and Household Furniture of every description
Mnst Be Sold Witiioat Reserve by January 1, 1891.
The Public are invite 1 to call and inspect our goods and prices. Respectfully,
F. W. KRELifMG it SONS.
.lul irn
I f^^mo^v t *When Hne wind blows your
2glSlis! fi-^ib is useless to Hre yourself:'
|2Si|s.-toouV half of your toil can be
c^^-?^^ avoided by rhe use of^pDlia
It doesn't make us tired to tell about the merits of SAPOLIO. Thousands
cf women iv the United Ststes thank us every hour of their lives for having
told them of SAPOLIO.
Its use saves many weary hours of toil in house-cleanm--.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
Grocers often substitute cheaper goods for SAPOLIO to make a "better profit.
Send back such articles, and insist upon having just what you ordered.
ENOCH MORGAN'S SONS CO.. NEW YORK.
yi tf Tayr
"Ijjjk . ELY'S CREAM BALM
THE POSITIVE CURE -W^SB
APPLY BALM WTO EACH NOSTRIL--- ALL DRUGGISTS. SO cts. BEgl-Ja
ileil ly TnTliSu.fi W]f
a BS. LIEBIG'S
Jy r£ i sr' <
rr—ff. * f\. WOUTDEBFUIa
To Prove irs
"Wonderful I'ower T- vrrT one kn0 _ a that
a *,''*.' ! .'V'' r.r.v.vn-S. r.r .f!'.. Veritable ,
-•Ti 1 *-."••-*' EU rr..f Life wtu a tail ire.
-ill l,e iJiven r „.,.,,;.,, i, r . ; ,..,;..-. |„. iL ,:
_ *""''* * I c e orator 1- the orl-nnal and
r '^:; , i*./;:';:i ■ •- »• »-*- *■•-**--- ■ s^-
TliK BXASON THOfaAVOS CAVNOT C.T.T CVXT.Tt of
Chron--, "Priv-ite, **, m 1% Nen IDI hit, Cd*
Bttur-u Wa*tß, Com t-r Kemerj ■_»_ Uanb !, Livcr,*l,;iug,
IU*d(l(!r, XI i:.eT ati-l -*■ - 1 * [i •■,.<* or th*
Blood, Piraplu-, Scr-.'« an-i o:: r S i DU .1- ». ii r.wi_e to ft
eoru," licit ton c*!l <1 I'r»-Ha.tcrr_or'» «ith U\ *« t: atLcia, which
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DEL UKBIQ s IN. : .'if: \TOHXn. llit'i-oiiKpr.iiitiTPctire
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—Chicago livening Pos*.
A STRANGE CASE.
}\~S IS7O a young man, Berne Gildeisleeve,
rj was found murdered in bis bed at a sec
_jb ond-class hotel. The announcement in
the papers brought to the scene Kose Hope,
his intended « ife, and her fallier. The girl
did not weep, but she begged from the de
tectives the piece cf stiletto still imbedded
in the body. "With this 1 wiil some day iind
the assassin," she said as she left the room.
An artist some years ago in Florence at
tained a wonderful success as a painter of
weird end grotesque subjects, like "W'eirtzof
Brussels.
He steed one day contemplating bis last
work— a murdered man ou a conch, another
figure poised with uplilted dagger. Sud
denly lie shuddered as a land was readied
toward him, bearing a piece cf a broken
stiletto.
"Your painting proves your guilt," said
Rose Hope, who was one of the group of
visiters who had entered.
"1 did murder Berne Gilder sleeve,"— not
a tremor in his voice. '"Ever since that
fatal night his countenance ai it looked di
rectly 1 had struck tlte blow which, deprived
him of life, without so much as a gasp on
his part, has been before my vision during
my waking hours almost incessantly. Years
since 1 came to Europe to rid myself of it,
but it accompanied nie. 1 went back to
America; ii returned with me.
"A second time I came to Italy ; it was
my inseparable compan ion. Its presence
lias dominated my existence from the timr
when the crime was committed; has held
such rib-olute control over me that I have
been powerless to re.-i-t the Impulse to con
vey its expression to the canvas. Hence
the paintings you see in lliis room, especially
the one 1 ertraying that scene to wbicli, save
God, J wns the only witness. Latterly I
have been impressed that the time was near
at hand when my work would convict me;
and when I saw yon at my door, a few mo
ments since. 1 wns ctrlain it had arrived,
for in you I recognized the lady who that
Sunday moiuinij bewailed a miiruereil lover.
"U'lne Giiiierr-leeve was luy dearest
friend, and the well-known intimacy averted
from me any suspicion lhat I was his assas
sin. In those days you were acquainted
with me, lmt the ghastly phantom tbat has
tormented my life lias wrought such a
clianj*e in my exterior appearance yon
discern notiiittg iv my coiinU'irnii c that will
assist you to recall my nami — that ou the
door-plate is net it. "1 ou did know that 1
cherished for you nn absorbing, passionate
love; so. awaicjtiiat you were afliafrced to
Berne, and that while he lived there would
be no possibility for me to win y. ur love,
1 never declared my affection. But I re
solved to remove ihe obstacle standing in
the way of my at squiring what Iso desired.
"'1 hat nit- lit, as was frei-tieutly the case,
Ben.c asked me to stay with him, an.l I
accepted the invitation. At some time near
12 o'clock I waked fiom sleep aud the
thought came to me. -Now la my oppor
tunity." 1 arose, lighted the gas, took lrom
my Coat a stiletto, which it was a freak of
mine to carry, and, ere 1 fully realized
what 1 was dorm:, struck the fatal blow.
Sbndderingly 1 looked fcr a moment Into
the face ol my murdered friend, then lied
to my room in the same hotel, closely pur
sued hy that indescribable horror that fol
lows all criminal'". Afterward, for vari
ous reasons— principally tm account ol my
fear of yeu when 1 learned sour relentless
1 urpose to bring the dastardly murderer to
justice— my love lor you remained untold
"1 well know 1 deserve the severest pun
ishment ever Imposed for murder, and
1 should willingly expiate my crime on the
gallows were it nut that I have a mother
r nd a fis'.er who would suiler from the dis
grace ronsrqnent up n my execution, a.l
write ia>ti id. v quite frequently, and my la>i
letter to them was sent from Home; nor
doers any one iv this city know my real
name.
"If, from my lonc-continiied absence and
silence, my friends in America are led to
believe mo dead, lliey will never learn of
my guilt, nor will they knot* the manner ol
my ' taking ofT.' .May God have mercy on
my soui!"
Something flashed in the air and the ar
tist Icll dead al the feet of the woman
Whom lie had so fatally loved, pierced to
Uie licit hy an iiitrlruineiit m his own hand,
like tliat a fragment of which sho held in
her own frantic grasp.— Huston Globe.
KEAL ESTATE 1 Bi jNSACTIUNS.
(.'. F. strnu«s to Jolin v. (.'onr rail , lots 879,
»81, 892 and 893, GUI M»pl $10
J. 11. 11 el iiIpts.iii lo Tlioman Mapee. lot on N" K.
cor. SistceurL auii Vaieucla sts.. >. 70x
10(1 10,180
Ttiomas Vr.rnt'y (iiy exi-i utors) to J. 11. llen
dcrsori, lot on I". Uim of Valonc] a st., 45 Vt.
of Sixtirirutll. N. JSXIOO 9,350
Tboinns Varney (tiy i-ierutorsi to J. H. Ilen
ilfrsun, lot on NB, cor. Blztoent— ainl Va- -
tew ete*—., _ , looxi.i n :,130
Donretiico liatrt-ralupt et al. to An.trea tioo
rli.clioe. lot on S. line, l'olnt 1.01.05, SO ff.
or llilril r.vp.. W. 60x100 10
D. I*. Marshall to 1 lionias I ...... Outside
Laull. Bio— l bfl» 10
Ka tl; lerint. it. I'e.tiin i rjj nil lmlDlsCr-itor) to
Ttaon— e l.iriiane. same 10,000
S. J. Kelton ami ivlfe to 1 iiomas — enaue.
same 5
Jobn It. Spring lo Anna (J. Llml. ioi 911, liilt
Mai) rf 10
Th on— a Leriane to > title Man-It. lot on S.
linel" st., lt/7rtS K. of Tbirtj -lit til aye. E.
rUGxiOO 10
Sp.-lii; I Valley Water Woi— I to l.ity and
County of San Kraniisi 0, right of way
thriuniii tlio waste pond au'l Lake Honda,
tn eon— set with Becpei itlne aye. ar Stvi-niti
aye
Julm .1. Parcellato — melte A. Cnamberlln, lot
en Is. lin* of Army st.. iirj li. of San Joso
aye., E. 2(!xH(l \
John ,1. I'arceils to Amelia A. Cham berlln,
lot on N. Hue of Army St.. 45 E. ot Sau .l..sa
ye.. K. 61:2. N. SO. \V. to a point, 33 ton
point. 1". 4;* i, S. 54 1
Thomas V, O'Brien et al, to City and County
0I8; u 1 Frat Ada co. */* oi lot 178 and W.'**A
of lot 179, 1 rectta Valley lands
OrlHiide T. La men 10 .laruu Ueyman, lot on
K. line Of Filth aye., 100 S. of California, S.
75\1 20 10
Chris Coclrrlil to Henry Sears, lot on St. cor.
Wyoming St., 106 SW. of Seckles.SW.ssx
117 B
Gtairomo I— Mcon, 10 Hart Kossi. undivided */,
of tot on — , line of Locust st., 107:7.'>. N" of
California. N. il6xlll7r|! ' 10
William A. House lo William lamer, lut 0
liiocs 30. West End Hap 2 2,500
Marvin 11. Bead to John I*'. Uibbon, lot .ri k.
line of Mission St., 160 S. of Hru-emli. s.
38x122:6 ... 10
John Murphy ar.ii wlte lo I'ascal llellecrait,'*,
lot on N. Hie of Hernar.l St., 160r6 w. of
Jones, W , 98*1 100 3 750
Isiitor ltoseurraut/ to Frederick A. Mann, iot '
on V,'. line of l.arkln st., 67 rS I 1 S. of Saira
metito, S. 50x100 10
John J. Joiner to — aorga Oounon, lot tin N*.
line or norland St., 21b W. ot Cliiircli, W.
33, !». 118, X 88. 8. 123 10
Thufuas Varney (by executors) to Loring ricit
erltrr-. lot 1 11 h. line 01 Vaietnrla, J'*o N of
Sixto ritli St., -N. 26x100 . 8,300
Thomas Varney (l.y executors! to Luring I'icli
erlng. lot ou SE. cor. Valencia and Fifteenth
sts.. s. 40x100 18,600
Thomas \aruey (by executoraj 10 Luring i-ick
eriug. lot on !■:. line ol Valem ia st., 195 n
of Sixteenth, h. 25x100 "' 7 000
Kdward Monagiiau and wife to William J
Bryan, lot on NW. line of —inns St., ,126
BW. of Fourth, BW. 25x80 10
Jackson L. Shrader et at. lo lt. A. kieiiaiils'
lot on NW. cor. 1 wcuty-slxtli aye. anil il st '
N. 125x78 10
Mary A. (iiithrle to K. 11. Mcl.ellan. lot ou S
line of Eddy st., 150 W. of Willard, W. 27x
112-8 10
Ann SeegeU.eii to Angelica 11. Livingston tut
oa E. line or Nebraska sl., 25 S. of Foniiat
tan. S. 25x100 jq
faclflc Land Association to Louisa i( Waggl
ner. lot on W. line of Utali st 77 N uf
Mr iriposa, It. 25x100 6
John S, Searcy to '1 nomas M. Searev. lot "on S*
line or Haight st., 75 W. of Devisadero \s.
25x110... ;.. . ]0
Thomas M. Searey to Mar-nret (,rt ene. same 3 250
Auguste Haliiliaud and wife to Edward li. Ly- *
man and wife, lot on N. line or sa tx An
tonio st„ 60 W. of Kearny. W. 17:6x6(1. ... 9 000
Pacific I-iiiil Associatiiiii to Grace Symon
lot on W. line of Mississippi al . j-jj s „t
Santa Clara. !*. 50, W. 100, S. 60, W 46 to
a p. .lnt. NE. 113, E. 100; also lot on N. tlno
ol Mariposa sl., 50 W. of i\ iiluvlvaula W.
25x100 ' * 5
Annie W. Dexter to s. w. Dexier. loV'oVi w*
'Ine or Kearny St., 72r6 N. or line, N. 20x
39:2 5
— W. Dexter to Julius Van Vllit. same 10
William ('. (.'alvert to ('. 11. Ing-versen. io'tß
B(ock rtos). lot 10. Block 268, Som n Sau'
Francisco Homestead and Railroad Asso
ciation jo
Solomon (lets to Walter I'oweli, 'i'lo'c'li B
Lakoviow Tract ....' jq
Michael I". Reali to E. M. Fritz, lot o'n*NE
cir. of stanyan and Uraitlii sts., N COx
108:4 10
George E. Bales to Bertha liilier, lot ou N"
line of Suiter at., 103-.IM-—, of Jones "c"
34:41/2XBO jo
John J'forr to Frederick Ifulier, 10t '45, IV eat
Eud Homestead .n
James B. llaggiu (by attorney 1 to iv'iii'aiii
M. Bunker, lot on s. lino of l'olnt Lobos
aye. Fl. or First aye., S. 70. NE Lo a
point. W. 55:1 Vi to beg " ■,„
William V. Soulc to ticorge It. Siindeisoii "lot
ou N. line nf Jacksou St., 100 W. ot Manle
N. 137 :«, W. 20-.4. S. to point, E. 20 to nk- ' 5
George fl. Sanderson to Charlotte it. Sander
son, lot on N. line of Jackson st., 100 w of
Maple, N. 137 :«, W. 50:4, 8. lo point, E*Bo
tobeg G ,,,
•William K. Whittier ct al. to Harvey c
Soiuers, lot on W. lineof Howard st 120 s'
of Twentieth, S. 46x125 ....' 6 750
Al AM 1 I. \ I'DI'MTV.
— . C Sessions lo TV. M. do Wotr, 18.401 acre,'
on E. line of Fruitvale aye, Brooklyn 10
W. M. de Wolf to Emily li. Barslow. same""" in
8. Allen to E. Lcueuberger, lot 60x1.">0 on 8
line of San Aulouloave., 300 W. of oak sL
Alameda ... ' .
iv. o. li na haw to —. A. Rickey, lot 'ou_K
line of Twelfth aye.. 423 515 SW. of Beat
Twenty-eighth st., SW. 50.275. SE. 121 76
etc : 10
A. B. Dixon to C. C. Dixon, lot 50x100 ou N
line or Falrvlew St., 50 W. or Harper Oak
land .r ' ulf .
E. Clark to O. E. Ilotirhklss. lot 50x1511 o'.'i * _1 '
line or San Fai'oavc., 602:11 N. of Adeline
St., liaklanrl , q
W. C. Murdock (o M. UlcCullaligh, lot'-raxlOO
on M.. . .... of Twenty-eighth and. linden
sts., Oakland j 0
B. Benedict to L. F. Baker, lot on w'iln'e'of
Colle-e aye„ 10 H. from NFi. corner of lot
16, W. 182:;, N. 60:6, etc ' l 0
W. Alvord aud Bank ol California to °_ *uT_*
Dyer. 118.67 acres ou Alameda Creek, Washi
Ington Township 10
JE. 11. Dyer to li tali Sugar Company', samo .'.'. 10
C. E. Plowre to J. flt ruin prland. strip of land
1:7",ji1"J5, part of lot 7, Block X, Pie— — a*
ton 5
J. mussel to Lucy A. I'outs, 2u acres, part
plot 9. J*l Valie do Sau Joso Rauclio, Murray
'i'owusbip iy
THE STOCK "MAIiKET.
The week was nsliered In hy a sharp decline In
mining slocks in the iiioriiluf* session. Potosi
dropped rrom r">6 25 to "fS'-'S.tlioilar from if;* CU to
CU 25. and tbe brilaucc or the list from 10c to '.'sc.
Prices were irregular in the afternoon board, but
m ost stocks showed a further slight decline.
Tho close was weak, Potosi br.-aking to Sl 93,
Chollar to $H 05 and Challenge to *2 05.
Local securities were dull, with a decline in
Electric I.i -lit to Hlvi asked.
The production of the Comstock lode last week
wns as follows: Con. Cal. A Va., 1550 tons ore,
assaying SlB 81; Ophlr, (J7 tons. $19 75: Chollar,
535 tous. $2185; Overman, 372 tons, $16 28;
Justice. 197 tons. $20 47.
Tlio Vlgorlt Powder. Safety Nltro Powder and
Judson Manufacturing Company's stock s sold e-r
--divldcnd yestiTday.
The Mono delinquent srrle takes place to-day.
A telegram yesterday reported the shipment of
bullion. Tallied at $28,000. for Joint accout of the
Commonweal th and North Commonwealth mines.
The following companies h.id cash on hand No
vember Ist:
•Con.Cal.it V-u.sio*i,iio, "Weldon $6,431
Alpha Con 20.260; Peerless 8,101
Exchequer 8,1'J2,.->vinltcate 3.856
Con. New York... luy.lulia 4. IUU
Sierra "Nevada — {".Diiljl-ound Treasure.. 113
Seg. llelcher 9.9^4 1 Utah Con 3,811
OphlT 17.746 Locomotive 977
Altft 19.762 iodic Con 39.591
I.ruiy Wjishl ngton. 9.971 Mono 14. 747
Pulwcr Con 4 748111u1110n ■'6.270
Ir! .. Heichcr... 111.572 Belcher 22,16(1
Mexican 20.5(»Sj Caledonia 4,159
tdceiilt ntal Con.. 1 1,077 : overman 55.ri5.-i
CouM A 'Curry.... 19.284 Crocker. 5.121
•linle — Norcro-r l 3,22',*;i'eer 5. 586
•Overdraft al brink of $183,546 26.
tin cash, and unsold billion, valued at $5101.
ta-rallable cash $3227 79 and $2102 65 dne on
tbe pending assessments (the liabilities Include
$33,810 due the Sutro Tunnel Company and the
initio expenses for November.)
... Tuc following companies report an Indebtedness
December Ist;
Chollar $23,890 |H«!mes $18,174
P'.t. .-i 37.461 lirjim Prize 8,717
(Savage 4.K14 Con Imperial 27,117
Cr, wn Point 20,461. Cha' lleiufcCoii 2,763
gwitii bolilOQ to arrive us an offset.
j'.vith 10,883 ouuees unsold bunion ou hand as an
onset
Confidence (overdraft at bank of $11,903 32. with
balance or the pending assessment, amounting to
$18,240, as au offset.
As-ressn.eiits F« ad in-r.
The following Isa list of assessments now pending:
;De]liii]iit,
Company. "So. Amt. 1 in the SalcDay.
I : Board.
Mono 39$ 261.. 0ct lfll.Dee 2
MlverKlng 4 301. .0ct 21 M)ec 10
iinle A Nercross 96 6e|.Nov 71 Dec 3
Silver Hill 27, 20 .Nov S.liec 3
I'ak.r Divide 18 2(l', Nov ll.liec 4
Con Imperial 2(1 1)5 Nov 13 Dec 8
llu-ssi-ll H. A M 7 061. N0v 17. Dec 8
Ksrtln White 24i 2b' Nov 17 Dec 16
ate— lean 41| 25 Nov iK.Dec 10
Sl llluoiliheld , 46l 60|.N'ov 28 Dec 22
K Ste Hares 2 2Oor.Nov ÜBi.liec 22
"silvtrado ll Oil.N'ov 29 IJcc 29
Morgan 1,4 lOJ.llrc (1 . Dec 29
Con. New York 4 loi.Dec l:'..lan 6
Confidence 17 75 Dec 17 Jan 12
Northwestern 1 U6.Dec 19 .Jan 15
Notk— Assessments of mines not listed ou the
Hoard full delinquent in oftice.
J.O.M.n SALES.
Jrlliwlrr were Ahv sales jesterilsy in the San
I ri.ii i ltio hock leant:
KH.I'fAR HISSIOX— 9 rr'O A. v.
500 Alulia.. .1 .Hi 100 COI V.3.35 100 Peerless. .20
10U Alta l.llli 3110 C Point.. I. SO 200 P0t05i... .5 :, i
200 Anile-. 90 25 Eureka...:'** 150 bSj,
35(1 Belch— :. 2.oo 150 bxeno.. . 805&0 6'/.
20(1111 * 11... 2.40 200 76 200 5a 8
'... 1 n.s.l.e 9112000 _ O. ..1.06 300 5i 4
'•O'l 11ui1101i.,2.10 .i.O 1.70 3.".05»T»r;e...2.10
100 8u1wer... .25 50 II « N...1.80 lull s lt -.M...11..
200 Caleilonia. 36 10U Justice. .l.'.O :;oo SNev.. 2.20
100 I>6 40 81 M H exli-i 1112.GL 50 2.15
230 Cnai l c.'.'i. 50 N B 151e.1. 20 400 union.... 2.10
1611 '.:■ i-i ..:."■;:. I (iccid. . . 1.05 450 Utah 75
100 3.35 riootlnhlr fH j ,li(IW i.i.hi ... .65
150 5.30 6500vrmn..2.1U 100K Jackl..2Vi
100 3' 4| |
ariKRNOON sirssiov— 2:11.
25 Atta 1.10250 Choitar..3.3o 60()iihir....3.65
100 Anrlea ...85 100 2'^ 100 uvcrin. .2.05
300 llelch! r .2.10 200 Con N v.. .16 50 P0t05i. ...6U
30 1) 4 11... 2. 30 100 t1cneQ....76 150 6l, 8
200 llodle 90.20U 11 « N.... 1.90 100 Savage. ..2 .(ill
100 8u11i0n. .2. 05 300 Julia 20 100 8 Kin 5. ...80
300 2.00 200 Mexiean.'J.CO too Svndlcate.lo
200 l'aledoiia..3s 100 Nev (J... .75 100 1 n10u. ...2.15
300 Chall C..2.20 100 N C0m. .1.40 100 Utan 70
10U C C _ i 3.30.100 1.40.400 W IJ— — .... 50
loilev.lng were tbe salts in tbe Pacific Stock Board
Itaterdayi
flfrl'li ß irsHiox— lo:3o.
100 A10ha. ..1.1C450 Chollar. .'.iii 100 Uvrmn... 2.10
100 Alta 1.00 100 3.30 100 Potosi ...6 ! -i
200 Andes 90 250 3.20 150 6"-»
200 871- 600 C Imp 26 250 6.00
30 85 300 Kxcho 75 150 s*"i
100 Belcher. . 2i „ 150 (i Jt C....is 4 260 6'/,
100 2.05 100 1.70150 sa „
250 II A X....2% 100 1.66 200 si*
150 llodle Ba ..00 (i I'rize 30 200 s B*>4
300 87 150 II A- N.. 1.90 50 Union. ...21 •
100 87-. 100 Julia 20 100 2.10
300 Bullion.. _]{l I 50 _ollc:iu.v.6.*- 200Utan 70
200 (aledona..3s -'00 2.60 200 75
220 Chall C...2"; 200 Occid ...1.00 100 —Jack at— 2°-k
400 CC* V..3.36|100 1.06,
jirTl.SN'ons bKasniN— 2:tn.
200 A lol ii." i... 1.10 150 IJ Jt 0... 1.65 250 Mono ... 55
150 Audes... B7l/j 100 I"", 200 Potosi.. .5i. B
100 Ch011ar. .3.20 100 II « N....1 •- 100 Savage
100 3is .too Julls jj] ..bio 2.05
100 CC A V .3.35 100 Justice.. 1.05 300 S lli M 1 20
200 CPoiut...i-i, 150 Mexican 2.55 200 Utah 71
200 B xi sin 50... .73.100 2.60 160 Uackei.2.2o
300 (J Prize.. ..26|
CLOSING QPOTA-lOHg.
Mi.smv, Dec. 1— 4 p. xt.
JJfrf. Ati.'tt —tet, Asked.
AlpbaCon 1.00 1.05 Kentuck 1.20 125
Alta 1.00 1.U5 l.nily Wasnngn. 20 30
Amies 85 90 Locomotive — 05
Belcher 2.U0 2.05 Mexican 2.60 2.65
Belle Isle 75 HO Mono 45 0 a
Benton Con . .1.00 2.00 Navajo 30 40
Beat A- 11e1cner.2.25 2.30 Nev liueen 75 90
Bodie 85 90 N Belle isle 1.00 1.05
Bunion i.p,-» B. ou > Commoawl— i 1.40. 40 —
l.ulwer 20 260ecldental 95 100
taleiloiua 30 35 irpbir 3.65 3.70
Central 10 16 Overman 2.00 2.15
Challenge C0n.. 2.05 2.10 Peer If,
(Hollar 3.U5 3.10 Peerless 15 20
Cumin in wea lth. .2. oo — I'otosl 4.95 500
Con Cai A Vir.. 3.25 3.3o Savage 2.00 2.05
(on New Vers. . 15 20 Sll A Mules 1.. 1. 10 1.15
COBl tliteni ße 5.00 6.25 Sinri. lon 15 25
Con Imperial... 25 30 Sierra Nevada.. 2. lo 2.15
(rocker J5 20 Silver Hill 25 30
Crown point.. .I. so 1.86 silver King 30 35
Del Monte 60 7llS>udKate 05 15
Exchequer 70 75 Cliiuu Cou 2.10 2.15
bould A Curry. 1.55 1.60 Ctah 70 75
liisnil Prize.. . 25 30 Wclilon 15 20
liaie Ar Norcrs..l.Bs 1.9U W Comstock... 60 —
Jnlla 20 25 V Jacket 2.16 2.20
Justice 1.05 1.10:
111SCEI.LA.M.OUS SECURITIES.
Mn'liAV, Dec. I—2 p. «.
EteL As'.ta. litd. Asked
CS Hds.4's...l]BV"ll9a 4 PaclflcLlghtg. - so
ClitaCo\Vßils.loo"r tJ iOls 4 s I' (iasllglrt.. 60';, 571 i
IfopuC-M r 8d5.115 130 Slkton G A 11. 30 60
1 ACltseKyß.lOO — lal-st It It losi/i —
MAl'KltlliH... - 102 Central UK... _ 1514
Mkt-sl Itltlldsl2s - L'llyKK... . — 100 '
N P CoastKK.lUO — 11 AC Use Itv — 40
NPII It 1!da..U4",r,1]6 lieary-st It It. — 100
NKyofCalßdsll2', 4 - .\ 11 *il It 11. 65 -
i.ini. ...n-i ir.l i ii. ', — Ouiiilbiis It K. — 75iri
l'-()KKllda..ll7 — l'rrslillo It it.. 27M, 30Va
PAI llliyliils. 90 1001,1, Anglo Nev As. 97 981 ',
Powl-stl tyHd.ll2 118 California Ins — 117
Sl'ltKArlzßdslOO — iCoioniere'llus 82i<, 87
81'ltltcaiBds. - lliu Eirelll.ll rt Id. — 157 V«
SPKltl'alßJs. 99i.j - .Home .Mutual. 160 166
M'P.rllCallldsluS 10!' Slate Invesim 75 —
SVWator eP(..J2OVsI2O*M Union Ins — 871',
SVWaterl's.. — 94i, Atlantic Pow. — 44
AngloCalßuk. — 80 Cal Powder. ..lso —
Bauk or Cat. ..279 284 (limn Powder — 03
CalSateDcbos — 60 Saf'ty.Nlll'ow. 9.' 8 91,*,
KirstNatßank — 172 Vtgorit Pow.. 41 \ 4a g
LPAAmiiituk. — 1271,.. Vnica a Pow. — ' 121.,
LASKBana. 35 40 Cat Elec Licht 16' i l«B a
Pacific 8ank. .160 170 tea I— HUB 4 2U, 7
MerchExHllk 20 26 Haw'n Com... ISX4 143 i
Biuel^ikesW. IB .. Hutch'n Suear 171,4 18i. 2
CoutrnCos If. 93 96 Jiids'nM'rgCo 19 21
Marl llCoW... — 60 iuceanlc SS.. — 9a
SV Water.... 94' 4 95 (Pacßß_S_ - 75
Central lias... 82 100 Par in . V Nail. — 34
Los Anns il.ia 55 — ri'ac Piionoen. 1 2
Oakland (las.. 83*ri 34', 4 I'airWooduw'o — 3a
1 r.i (jrulni l.j G- — 1
MOHNINH SAI.RTa.
Board— lo racine Gas Imp. 68s«; 10 do, 68 '•'*•
$1000 01111,11. iii C.itilo Bonds. 117. '
Strcet-20 B t Uasllgbt, 57.
i C-rcllasf at tiie Kink.
W. S. Mallby, champion scientific aud ar
tistic cyclist of the world, give an exhibi
tion of his skill on the wheel last ulglit at
the O'ympian Kink. A largo audience was
present und enjoyed immensely his wonder
tul entertainment on one ami two wheels of
the ordinary bicycle, lie will give siiniliir
entertainments to-ui-ilit and Wednesday
evening, when Prof*— sot Aginton will ex
hibit some (ao cy skating.
The Yukon Murvey.
Encouraging, tlnnigli not very delinite,
news has lieen received from the Coast Sur
vey parly in Alaska, nuw on tho Yukon
River. The parly will be compelled to put
in another season on the Yukon, as most
important work i, required nt "Forty-mile
Creek" in determining the border line be
tween British Columbia and Alaska, owing
to the valuable gold-bearing land in that
place.
One Cafe of hmnl:-P«x.
Another case of small-Dox was reported
to the Health Office yesterday, lt was fouud
in the same house on lir.iunan street, near
First, where the steward of the San Bias
lived when he was taken down about two
weeks ago. It is probably the result of con
tagion. The case was laken to the I'est-
Louso at once.
Fur Branch of Co-ilr-n-tr.
The Cottoneva Lumber Company leased
a mill near B u.ssin n Gulch in Sonoma
County to Abner Weed on December 28th
last, and now sues fax 85000 dumages for
breach 01 contract, also for the appoint
ment af a receiver uud an order "lor an
accounting.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
" ' "' *~ ■ ' —i
When Baby waa gict, we r-are her Castoria.
When sho -as a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
iVhcu she had Children, she gave them Canton
au9 2y BaTuTh
TBE R-TUSsNS SIGNED.
Several Certiflc-.tcs of Election IVere
Also l-siriii Yesferd-ir.
The Election Coniinlssloiieia yesterday fixed
the salaries cf ll.e cleiks eiiufigeu iv the canvass
ntslo a day; also allowed w. A. Uoin and
Charles 1,. Ackerinaii $200 each iv addition to
the $500 alicndy paid then', and allowed Ueoige
K. il. Hayes aud A. B— ll ?S7*i each for seivtees
nudeied the cominlssiou during tbe election aud
the selge preceding it.
Motwitlistaudirig Ihe great hue and cry raised
by Stiother and Flonmoy In the early 1 ait of the
(.facial canvass Hint the election had been an
awlitlmess of fraud, and thai they would not
situ Hie returoa v,hen ihe canvass was com
pleted, they walked up like utile men anil affixed
tlieli official llgnatUre— I'eitiiieaies ol election
will now be issued to the elect by the Itegistiar as
last .-19 they will make application. Six weie
issued yesterday, to (ieoice Sanderson, Mayor;
C. S. I.aunieister. Sberifl; Thomas O'l'.ucn, Tax
collectoi; J. 11. YVidbur. Treasurer; 1). IS. .Jack,
son, Supervisor Second Ward, and Mr. Hyde,
School Director, allot whom took the oath.ol
oflice ami tiled their official bonds.
Dr. O'Domicll was pie-eiit at the meeting and
wanted lo bet $10,0011 to jl lhat he had been
elected. H. A. Horn abrnntly cut his MraDgf— 1
short hy plan— hm down $1 anil declaring that
he ivould lake ihe bet. The doctor retired.
HOTEL AUIUVALS.
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
II Constantiue, New York .1 T Carroll, Cal
W J Tobin. Illinois id B_ intar, Sacramento
P FScliuier, st Paul |H A Miller, San Diego
A Schneider Ant, MexicolM J Sims. San Dtego
H Selimger, Sauta Clara C T stum rt, I. oa Angeles
c Bernard i wf. Illinois f) V Gibson, Ohio
H— a l-ernard. Illinois s Tlggl, carr
J.l (Voo.lriitr, san Jose |c M Barnes. Redding
SR do Lonz, Arizona |F G Warner. Hartrord
W If .Mclircw. Arl— ma T P. Meiry, l'oillaud
J M Mciirew, Arizona iMrs Henderson, \>aslx
c c MacKenna, Cal |Mrs stuart, Wash
F J Biltings. Seattle JKJWIIJIan— . New York
1. v: Deacon, onto J E Lyman, Kajsas
J B Dully, Ohio
BALDWIN HOTEL.
Mrs c Monger, sacto \V J lvers. San Jose
Miss G Coleman, Chicago I. Trleat, San Jose
11 —brent, Cbteago jCL Angell, Stockton
S T Oowdrlck. S J |ii T Frunl.s, Stockton
T Hilton, Glen Ellen ;S I. Larkin, San Jose
Miss B Walter. Fail Held J D Jii,tts, hoct.e-ter
(i J Campijeii Jr, Valiejo irl Can oby, "vVaab,— 0
F F Bell .Stockton I Mrs WRQuinon, Pinole
I Bluin, Elk Creek iC L Wilson Jr, Chico
1* lioiuies, Elk creek ICL Morrill, Los Angeies
c Carr. Boston A J Backlea — wr, Kiilsun„
W M BOOOtSnt an. Reeilsj-MrsJ Buckles, Suisun
Mrs A Harst— ran, Sn Jose w ti wiiitniore. Wasii
R liuggaii, Sacto | A II Browner, New York
J Griicnwald. Los Angles! I A Morrl-sey, Stockton
I Bretlalier A wf. Ls Aug.! T Sullivan. Santa Cruz
J E Beany, Sau Jose iF B Brow ning, Sauta Cnn
LICK HOUSE.
C X Allen. San .lose DrII ("rumpton. Sausalito
1' HeOann, Sonora C Byrne, 'i ayl^i villo
M Steltz, New Vi rk A B*wle. Vailejo
VV Atlrai. der, Ui iced A Wliliion _ w, S Jose
A Van Horn, concord tl Fairbanks, Fetalnma
W .lauiith. Concord L Blair, Los Angeles
J J Inrt, San Jose Sirs J Lynch _ d^Kan R
c Mi liei.zte, Sonora Miss Stowlic, Sari Rafael
Wll Mi Winn, M sjose Mrs J — ie_ inder.ModestO
W .1 Costlgmn, Vallejo W Palloci A w. i.ureka
— .1 Lymes, \ isalla 0 Bowman, Ilnllnioou B
it Wtiitin.,re, Modesto ll P F'oss, l.'tliucy
R E Murray, Stockton II Jetton, West Point
P 11 Medley, Modesto .1 M Br:ll. Oroville
G r-muh, San Bruno J ciiiiunliigtoii, Sait Lako
E Brooks. Sisnta Rosa F (l Casey, Sail Lake
D B llrey, King City J W King, Sonoma
OCCIDENTAL ROTEL.
T H Sheelian, Sacto |C P Win-ate, I .a Porte
".Irs l 1" H Long, "LaßeportrW 11 Gamer, New York
A I. Dickinson. Loudon |W L liuiiley, Stockton
C M Well*. I.os Angeles Miss J Mlller.Neiv Haven
(i II lullcrtoii, Riveisi (lt A Page, Pages
C B Wells. IJuuoiuiu M Conrad. Chicago
A G Hubbard, Arizona P Belknap. — — ita Cruz
Mrs Hubbard, Arizona B F Smith, Valparaiso
J H Simpson, sait Lake -Mrs Smith. Va pnralso
Mrs Simpson, Salt Lake Mrs W li igersolr, Detroit
11 J Stauctilfe, Yokohama; 11 — -Mlzuer. Detroit
Mrs Ell Leplietn, Cotiu iJ B Uakerield, San Jose
Mrs 1. .1 Moi.re. Napa .1 Hyin.-.n, Monterey
VV U "fanderhsrat, Baltnal"— ra liyinan, Monterey
Mrs W Vaiiderliurst.Smas Key W J Lemon, Sloe .ton
P A Kiision. Waltsburg J C Duel how, Soiiora
W Dean, Bostou Mrs Ducliow, Sonora
Mrs M MeHeury, Modesto Miss L BUehelrutt i.Souora
Mrs Iteming, Stockton i-M C Moore, Washington
Mrs Lane. Stockton c I Rylaud, Sau Jo-e
Mrs Moore. Btoc—ton |
GRAND HOTEL.
RL M Wilson &w, Cal ijlis A Fairban— I, Blocks-
J Fltedt in: ui jt w. Liver- burg
uiore Mrs 11 B Hegler. Petalma
A J steniler. Sacrain lento.C A F'ugl.sh. San Jose
L A Han ourt, Cresceu CyjC P Robertson, Oshkosh
T M burton a- w,.-.t Louis'. M C Moutgoniery, Vacavl
J li McCiuldeu A- w.ValjojMiss N Moutgoiu ery, Vac-
Mrs S lilllm. Mat tluez avlile
Mljslluiiy, Blocksbnrg X He.itrc, Watsonvllle
(A Jl la iri.au ks, Pet .luiuall' H Kelly. Healdsburg
1-: A Sutter. Chicago F Frost, Arlington
C F Burns. Cazadero o brown, Napa
11 G McConiai.j;!iy, Bostn 1) James, Boston
R S Carey. Sacramento R 1* Wilson. Woodland
C A Wagner Ar w, Sacto R T Dean, Grays Harbor
Geo yoga", Sau Jose C C Baker, Bus'ton
H Holmes, Sau Joso C E Barnes A w, Su; sur l
B 1* Davis, sau Josd W L Leland, Sisson
S Solon Hall, Sacramento W Weatover, i.uerneville
w li Miller, Philadelphia :J A 1 orland _ w.Benicla
C H Olltn an, Sacrameuto JS A Cornelius, Santa Cruz
Dr Thayer A fin, Gilroy |Mrs — tv A- d.Sebastopoi
AMKHICAN KXCHAHQ-E liuTEL.
H Jortian.twM'U-asanti'ii I) (i llutler, (tnterville
M C Scheidun, ia'itornia .1 I*J Barrell, Wrig_uj
Alex J Coroel, Caiirurula'W WU«OU*Art, Los Angel
CT Miller, CalUomta |Mi-«- wit.ou, Los Angeles
F X iiartig. Kansas City lUInGVI Hm>d, l-< - \i. -.-■:■ -
tJew Turnbungti. l>ixou |Master \*. ii>on, Los Aag
.1 W Miller, hi.. OJ O-tOIL, iMttiDesota
Joe Joyce, Idaho .ViUe u'l.iu-y. Axt-iaQii
J J hhamT, San Joso .) J i hoinpson. Cai
,1 LvrtiS, iMacerville s tfrodle, LnKiaud
E V Downing, l'leasautou C L ALI, Loi Angeles
i- J William;-. BaetO ;i i> -iiirr.u, Los Augeles
J T Long A wf, Lurcka .i Smith, iietliling
WIU Johii-on, Eureka J W Wusuiij. wr, Cl»iea?o
T i ■■• :.r .'a- \ ■■-... Eureka ti A Hclutosb, InUiaua
Geo AnUerson, Eureka 1> X Itaker. Toronto
Frank WallsAwr, Eureka Miss It Walker, Toronto
M G Bntßtex « wf,Eureka|.i H Garde, ban Jose
J X Sprouies-iv.f, Eureka: L Itlooin, WaslitngLon
J J -fcluter, Truckee \ H A I'aluur, lowa
L w liagi-in, Haker-lleldiThos Wilson, Wash
B S Hotting, Hakerstteld iD W strahan, Arizona
sain W 'right* w.Kausasl'y Wm F IkMirent, N Mexico
I> T Whiting, Chicago jA C Sw.utz, Fresno
Jos l'ruwn, ctanti Oi uz Is Miller, iresuo
J E tiates. Geyaervllle jII L I'.chustL-r, rreestoue
W m lieileviilge. Fresn n J bchuiLer, l-rueatoue
E J jVleuiiig, Freestone [
FALACE HOTEL.
W J I'eaull. Hethleheui v RiguT, Portland
I) G Caiioon, Kew York (i i oiiipklus, San Leandro
X liuruar, Vacaviile it O Wetmore, liustun
C 1* IVrklii*. L'SN |j F Cum.tugham. St Cruz
H T Straclntf, L' S N T i. Bunting J- wf, S Cruz
It H Knott*. .New York A 11 Wilnamsou. Sn Cruz
W M Mi'iilton, HealdsUrg J O Curran & wf, Cal
S W stryker. I'hlla |t* Hen-haw. Chicago
J Twohy, Visalia iii E M Cieaahaw, Md
il A Diteon, KoHron I*C Atkinson, Wash
T C hai les. Savannah ,F W Itungher, Indiana
w n Dudley, New York |a Hssara x wr, Endlana
I. A Jacox. San Joso , ii U MeCounoghey. Masa
Jlt Macdonald. Seattle J Temple, Santa Kosa
o Eoberta, Carson £ B C.cveland ot wr, Los
YV J McCulluui,SniaCruz! Angeles
I> li Bagley, New . ork M Conrad, Chi ago
I- HcPoeraon, Peoria S s FabsC Wlacooein
J li l'eakes, Santa CttUt A N Harris, Milwaukee
j W Blggtnbotbam, Graaa i' iioih, Tucson
Valley 11 Silver, Los Angeles
S Field, New York A E I! Showers A wi.San
F Yt vug. Sydney IW-ruardlno
s II Wait & wf, N V' [J c Haggerty, Santa Cruz
Ur M 1! Crawford, L'SN'iO MtAtiler. Sacrameuto
Ii Porter, Chicago J Bnaidlcgdl wf, Chicago
S 11 Tanner, Pfafiadelp-dajM J Spalding, Chicago
W Corbett, Ban Mateo jo Meione Jt lam, oak
KJases Corbett, 8a Mateo] Kdoll
Mrs H E Heart, VenturaJL L Oyer, Itiversido
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
J Hichiey, (alifornia [Mrs Carter, Cow lea
E lvais. liouider o lloillnsby a- wr. N V
O Mills, Lartiett Springs W J oisen A- wr.Hsk Mill
J Martin a wr, Bartiett S J H Aycrs, EUo Vista
J Hourdon. Eureka I M Ayres. llfo Vfata
H Martin, Hnmboidt N Mel.ejd. California
J Hill, Humboldt B Smith. California
11 Trask, UuinUeldt C H Joslin, San Olego
J a Bruce, Byron J Oskerfield, San i»iego
i* Conway, Tacoina ,1 H Dexter, Santa
H JOsbnaon, .Newport F A iieckford, Santa
j o Casey, Carson _* H Carlson, Salinas
.) Brewer, K.o \ isia L It V iimotb, Salinas
C w Dnno, lilo Yiata |J Walker. Meuton
J L Smith _r wr.ltio YistaiJ Htzpatrlck, Kio Vista
Win Johnson. l'hiiadelphlO X Koger;*-, Santa liosa
Ai'eterson. CbieaEO a J Ri»i»»-its, Midway
W Lnniiger. Boat Springs Q Walker, Konillus
o F Critchiield, New alex W o Laboybeaux, Chlcag
It S Cowles, New Mexico A S Walton, Virginia
ll Bparenber, Chicago A W Camron, Alabama
<i W Lovejoy, Chicago 1* M C-tniron, Alabama
c Hall, Chicago M J Mawirau, Chicago
X S Hard, Cowles B W McClelland, Cal
A A i'.areu. Cowles W Reynolds, Vailejo
T t base, New Mexico O ll LuilarO, Nevada
YV Stevens, Lafayette Miss X Llgge, California
Mrs Fowler, Saitnas W Stevens, Caliroruia
Jas KOWler Jr, Salinas tit-o Stove, IMttshurg
Miss howler. Salinas R C Clarke, Oawsou
B II Suntli, Worth J A Manton, Hotdes
,1 Lewis. Wi rth II Bacon, Vallejo
J B Lewis, Coos Bay Jno How, San Jose
0 D Woodford, IvtalumatJ A F nicy. El intra
Jas Carson A- wf, S Jose A J McNeil, lor Hand
J A lila_e, lielaud
RUSS HOUSE,
T Rosenberg, Paso Bobies.C Boclt, Oakland
M KiNewiiiitn, Cailiornia !■' J Chaptnan, W'atsonvle
C F2 Ulasner, Truckee N I'ierson. "Lallroruia
.1 U Call, California O J Retlaw. California
X Outtou, Santa Rosa ti Kata, Caliroruia
11 Rralozer, Visalia II Curtis, Brouklvn
B Brickartt. Woodland A Joulln. California
W P Wetherton.Sta Cruz T Oully A w. Crescent Cp
D Kirkiiow, Plnmaa D w omord, N oedroid
II CSyard, Sau Jose J W Gardner, Woodland
X Reatluge, Ventura Capt ET rish. Woodland
A (iorham. San Miguel C ll Bason, Los Augeles
F Bums, Vallejo A McDonald. Carson
J II Martin, Woodland W b Maconiber.N licdrrd
W I> Foster, Sacrameuto a s Smith, Omaha
E Foe, Suisun J P McCarthy, Cal
M F PrtCO, Suisun N I) Crosiley, San .lose
J N Noble. Sau Bernardo Prof (J H llir-irer.vprtngild
T A i'udan, Sacramento FJ T Ideu, Cherokee
o Dantey, Maxwell n l Bates ». w , Petaluma
Mrs G Oan ley. Maxwell E V Spencer, Snaa-nrUla
J Conors, Pleasanton J H Harlan, Woodland
W M orceuv.el'.Mendcno G Stephens, Mollno
F II Keser, Lakeport Miss AEStephens.Molln o
J W Hilton, Chicago ll C McCabe. Brentwood
II Hitchcock. Bodega W C Bennett. Livingstone
O J Moore, Fresno L W Smith, Montreal
Miss West, Martinez E Breytou A w, Sn Diego
Capt Ingrain, Martinez Mrs J Leach, It Arena
J Quentiu.S.iu Oregorlo 111 Simons, lowa Hill
O T Nop, Auburn J W Clarke, Calßornla
U M Miller, Newman J M Standley. Ukiah
0 F iiiuuigau, Newman Mrs E Roberts. S Rafael
T O Owens, Medesto H Ferris, Elsluore
F H Thlcie, Newman J W Stanley, Oakley
C I. ingrain, Kelseyville Mrs Stanley, Oakley
C Patterson Sauta Cruz R S Brown, Petaluma
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Monday Evkxinq, Dec. 1,
M-MMAUY OV TUX MAKkKti
Wheat flrm.
Barley options declined.
Oats unchanged.
Corn lower and weak.
Light stocks of Bran.
Moderate recelptsor Hay-
Sweet Potatoes soul better.
Onions steady.
Butter and eggs tending downward.
Cheese quieter.
Came sold well.
Poultry dull.
Grapes steadier.
Fresh arrivals of Limes.
Sugar advanced.
Honey hlgber.
Coal—Coos Bay Is lower,
»
Kufflifti Wheat Market.
LivEnrooL, Dec I.—The spot market is slow
at 7s -Id.q-Ts lid. Cargoes are quiet at oTs Bd for off
coast, His lor just shipped and S?s lor nearly due.
FCTUltfclS.
Tbe Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: December, 7s 5" v l: Janu
ary, 7s tid: February, 7s 5-'"id; March, 7s s>id;
April, 7s s«4d| May, 7s 50.
fiEcrniTiEs.
LoNrox.Dec. 1. -consols, 96 1-16: United States
"rionds— 4's, 122** i; H./s. 105: Silver. 4S'id:
Rentes, 941 ST'aC. . Hulli oo into Eauk of England,
£130,000.
Xew York Markets.
New Yonit, Dec. I.— The weak temper or the
StOC— Market during the latter portion of last week
con tinned to-day, and even greater losses were sus
tained than ou either of the days of last week when
Trices (Iropped. London wns seller for no apparent
reason, but this gave the hears an opportunity to
hammer ihe list with more success, and many stop
orders were reached in early tiading on the com*
biuationor selling, so that the market throughout
the day was demoralized. Tlio close was active aud
weak at the lowest prices of tire day. Lackawanna
ls dowu 5' b, Missouri Pacific 3?i, St. l'aul 3.
Atchiscri and Burlington 2*4 and Kuck Islaud 3""s>
Governments steady. Petroleum closed strong.
•January opened at 07 aud closed at 68Vj.
New Yokk, Dec. I.— Uulted States iionds: 4's,
119V1': *W*\ 103; Northern Pacific, 'JV!: Cana
dian l'cciric. 74%; Central l'ncific, '29\' 3 ; Union Pa
cific. EO: Atchison, mi,,; Wells-largo. 137: "West
era 0ni0n, 77«4; Silver, 106.i; sterling, Sl 82i /;i @
4 88.
New York, Dee. 1. — Wheat, casb, Sl Ul"' a ;
December, SI 03*34.
Flour— ("ui et.
CcEce— »l7 30.
Sugar— l.r.®s \:c
Hops— Pacilic Coast, 34(§40<i
11. des- 13c.
Copper— Lake. SIB.
I iv— Spot, $20 70.
Lead— Domestic, $4 70.
Irou-814.
Petroleum— January, 68"/ 2 c.
Chi lea-*fO 3lurkcts.
Citicago, .Dec. I.— Wheat— Only a moderate busl-
I— — iW— ltr— — — sted. The market opened Irom "ac
to i.lc lower for May, sold to a point 'Ac lower f.»r
December than Bant rday's closing, fluctuated with
in a fractional range of -. c for awhile, Anally be
erme lirnrei', advanced l"!4e, sold otf slightly, clos
ing ajjc hi-Ler for May than on Saturday. The
firmness is attributed to steady tiriii ca bles, decreas
ing .stocks In I, lvernool and a smaller Increase in
the visible supply than w;rs generally counted on.
Keeeipts, 949,000 bushels: shipments, 680,000
b—raSU. Rye dull .v Us: r, f . Bnriey nominal.
Chicago, Dec. L— Wttea"", cash, 63c
Corn— SO"! -_c.
Fork— SS 75.
Lard— tb 70.
liiLs— *s 20.
W_-kr-fi ii.
I me Silver.
Quoted nt Sl Oltg,! 00 "jl ounce. The China
sreamer Saturday ton* away S'.S.OOO iii silver, the
Irrst shl pment from this port siuce April. I'his is
the luugest lapse in many years.
Hex lean Dollars.
Quoted at B]'nßl"..r,c. The China steamer Satur
day louk out $198,970.
New York E-;<.liaii™e.
Niw York liehange, SfelOc for sigh, draft! aud
15e for telegraphic.
Ker-ei ipts of Lumber.
The receipts of Lumber, etc., at San Francisco
during the mouth of November, as reported by the
l'acitic Coast Wood and Iron Tor December, were as
follows r
1800. j 1889.
Pine, feet ; 20T061MJ06 i2H.057,20fl
Redwood, leet 12,650,1081 9,774.882
Shingles, No | 4,785,44b 1 8,866,000
Railroad Ties, No I 76,6391 73.K53
Tile receipts from January Ist to November 30rb,
compared with corresponding time last year, were as
follows: .
1880. 1889.
line, reet r 2ia,80"8\02(JT '.'"85.541,864
Kcilwood, feet 146,094,9-291 146,789.629
Shingles, No 120. 878.3801 87.516.780
Railroad Tics, No I 1,368.3051 681,811
Slllppiiij; Not— a.
Steamers to sail to-day are the Jeanie for Pnget
Sound, tbe Newport for Eel River, the Pomona for
San Diego, the Noith Fork for Humboldt liay and
the Gipsy for the Salinas River. I he Point Loma
frills due rroin Grays llarb ,r, the State of California
from Portland au.l the Eureka from Sau Pedro.
The China falls due rrom China and Japan Satur
day.
The C. C. Chapman took for Melbourne 1,169,551
feet of lumber, rained at -"432—"—,
The ship Jeremiah Thompsou, 1831 tons, loads
coal at Nai.atmo for tills port.
Produce "in!,.:.
FLOUR— Met cash prices are as follows: Family
extras, ft 15(94 25; Bakers' eitras. S4 OSr^l 15:
city superfine, $3(9,3 '25; interior brands, SKjj'l 25
for extn— -and S-:.;a,:i 25 *j- bbl ror superfine.
WHEAT— Stocks of Wheat iv city aud outside
Call liuard warehouses December Ist ware 210,368
tons. No comparison can he given with the stocks
November Ist. as new warehouses at Stuckton are
included m this month's exhibit. Tbe market yes
terday was In good tone, with moderate olferings.
No. 1, fl 3i><ai U-Vfc; No. 2. $1 2i\*(d,l 38*41
choice, tl 32", i; extra choice, for milling, si 37 Va
(-Jl 40; Sonora, $1 27"*6&1 30 "ft ctl,
CALL SALES— UOKNINO.
.^r-uyer '90-600, $1 32 ',i: 700. Sl 321%. Buyer
Serison-9:JO, «1 42l /2 ; 600, Si 4*. 4 .
CALL SALES— AFTERSOOS.
Prices were lower. Buyer '90—300. Sl 31*Sfc,
Buyer season— 2oo, $1 42: 1200, Sl 41 ' is.
BARLEY— Stocks -1.-i city warehouses December
Ist were 10.880 tons, against 9642 tons November
Ist. Receipts In November were 8135 tons. The
market yesterday morning was firm, with au ad-
Tance in options. No. 1 Feed. Jl 47*491 48-**4;
choice, fl 50; lower grades, Sl 45; Chevalier, Sl 65
(811 60 tor standard, Sl 40'<£1 42"/ 2 for lower
arailes: Brewing, al 62*,-a , 4*rU "rd.'Ljsl ctl for fair to
choice.
CALL SALES— UOUNINO.
Buyer season— soo, Sl 62%: 100, tl63*rj-; 100.
81 52r:y.
CALL SALES— AFTEBXOOK.
The market dropped 2 cent-. Buyer season— loo.
Sl bl'sf- 100. Si 61%: Kin. Sl 51; I'JO, si bOtk;
400. Si 50.,; 10.1, #1 at}-'- ,.
OATS — .Stocks iv city warehouses December Ist
were 2021 tuns, against 2579 tons November Ist.
R.eelnts In November were 2006 tons. Yesterday's
market showed no change. There were no receipts.
Blac:;. (or seed, »2(g)2 10 "-" ctl: coiuinon Black.
Sl 75®1 90 V ctl: (.0, 1 White, tl 85: No. 2.
*] 75.. 1 80; Choice, $1 87 ! ..(-jl 90; Gray, Sl So@
1 85: Surprise. Sl 9r>(-<>2 05: -.lining, S2 1* ctl.
CORN— stocks In city warehouses December Ist
were 2. jSS tuns, ■gainst Kill tons November Ist.
Receipts In November were 3702 tons. These
heavy receipts and Increased stocks gave the mrir
ket a decide. ily weak aspect yesterday. Offerings
were very heavy, tha disposition was to sell and
both Yellow and V. idle were quoted lower and
weal; at Sl 32 ' * X ctl.
XT— — Quoted at Sl 35 •? ctl.
BRAN— stoc.s 111 city warehouses December Isf
were 19 tons, against 25 tuns Korets iber Ist. Ke
eeipts in November were 2599 too* ("uotabreat S2l
&21 60'» l ton (or ihe best and $20 "B ton for lower
grades and outslire brands.
MIDDLINGS— QuotabIe al $25(0126 ft ton for tho
best and $24 f or other trades L
IIIOI'IED FEED— yuot.ibleat $27(^)28 f. ton.
II AY— Receipts eoiitrnue to run uro.lerate. Wbeat,
$12*-"16 "j* ton for (air to good aud $17i^18> ton for
choice: oat. i ;•.■:;• : Wild Oat, Sli fail 50; Barley,
■1U914 50: isarlij- and oat. (10— .14; \>heataud
Oat. $12(3116; all-— ta, *12@13"-'. ton.
STRAW— Quoted at 70(-S80c -""bale.
MILLSTUFI'S— Ground J."aney,B32@33*a ton. The
mills sell Dlleako Meal at 525 iH ton net, the Job
bers charge $27 BJJ ton; Rye Flour. 2r' 4 c"*'' tb; Kyo
Meal. 2.-.c; Graham Flour, 2r- 4 c; oatmeal, 41... c;
oat Groats. 4 :, ,.cr Cracked Wbeat, 3c; Buckwheat
Flour, 4c: l'earl Barley. 4i.4(t">-ii -0 r* tb.
SEEDS— Yellow .Mustard. $2 '25(g'2 40*p ctlr Brown
Mustard. S2 .'.*'-, r V- CU; JPJarxr, $2 5(M<-r.'l 65: Camiry,
3®3',4C V lb; Airaira, Bigiß>.c; tape. l.^'-iC;
Uemp, 31/r.c: Timothy, 6UjC.
DRIED PSAS— Miles, $19003 Vest; Green, $2 75; I
Blackeye, $2: Split Peas, 5c '-* ID.
BUCKWHEAT— QuotabIe at Sl 75 *? ctl.
CORNMEAL. ETC.— Table Meal. 2^_jJ3V4c Vt ft.;
Feed Com. $29 f.0®30: Cracked C-ru, $ 0 s< tou;
Hominy. 3 '4C f*. tb.
B EANS- No ens — geol any c.inscn nonce. Kayos, $4;
Pea. $2 7.V<r.3r Small While. $2 M-evJ tro ; link, $2(oi
2 35: Reds, $2 85(a)3; Liinas, $3 76; Butlers, i.i
V ctl.
I'OTAToi-* 8 — Testerday-s wharl sales were as fol
lows: S.veets. $]i_l 50 '"*> ctl in sacks and S*2(td2 60
111 Doxesr inn : .-.:. . Seedlings. 7,*.@!>oc tor Rivers
and Sl9l 35 ror Salinas; Itrver Reds, 90c@$l 15;
E any Rose, 70fS°"Oc; Peerless, t-lts^l 10-plctl.
ONlONS— Quoted at sri-rOri 25 torgoud to choice
and tt. f»o v (^.2 75 f l . cv for union.
BUTT——— Very weak. '1 he top fi :ure Is not often
obtained now. Fancy, 37(..(j-l40e: good to choice,
Sl'i^ljjridc "p* lb; common to lair, 2013271. c ts
It.; store Butter, 15(a:i7'i>c: pickled roll. 30(*g)33c;
lirklu. 23AH00; Eastern creamery, 30c *r* fb.
CHEESE— (Juleler. Some dealers icport au easier
reeling. Good to choice mild new ls quoted at
llLjiarir'ir.c: fair, ll@12c: fancy, 14c: Young
Americas, IJJOISC; ca»ed Cheese, 'ie additional:
Eastern. i:<*?tilsc¥ It..
I'OUL'IRV— The F'astern stock is now almost
cleaned up, but the market lemains dull at low
prices. Dressed Turkeys. 15(<jl7o: live Turkeys, 11
@15c ror Gobblers and 14(u,1jc ror Hens; Geese, *-s
pair, $1 50(0.2; Ducks, $4(g',-i ror old and $6 sU(grj6 for
young: Hens, $4(a15: Roosters, youug. $4<a}s: do. old,
*(.>."-: Fryers. $.; 50 r Broilers, S3 50 forlan-oaua
$3 %( dozen ror small.
GAME— Ducks sold remarkably well for Monday.
Quail aro quotable at 75cC$$l 25 "pi doz; English
Snipe. $1 7fi; Jack Snipe. 76c'ai$! : Mallards, SI 50(8)
'r doz: Canvaibacks, $6: sprig, $ (j£2 50: Teal,
Sl 2:. • 1 60; W'ulgeon. $l SUC<->1 75: -.mall Ducks.
$1 25: Gray Geese. $2 50@:t: White Geese. $1 25:
Brant. $1 50: Honkers. $4 s (kit s ; Venison, tf. It.;
Doves, f( dozen; Hare. $1 50— .1 75: Rabbits,
$1 60 for Cottontails, and Sl 2...... i OTVi for small.
EGGS— Weak and quiet. Tlic tendency ls down
ward. Fancy Eastern. 32L.jC rt" doz: good to choice
Eastern, 22'/ 2 (rg>27 1 -^c; Caliroruia. 25(j-r4(jc for store
sud 12 ' ..:'.(.'..■ "j" doz for tine ranch.
HONEY — Fine Honey has again gone up and Is
firm and gelt ng scarce. Choice W'hlto Comb. 12@
12' Ac: do, in 1-lb rraines, lrtV.@l4Lr,c; ordlnarv
(.'oiun, f.arilcr White extracted, 6' / ,@7c: amber b,*
6C %• fh.
BKtrsWAX-Quotableat 22',:.-i2sc *"* tti,
1 in. sll FRUlT— Hardly enough Perries came In
lo quote yesterday. Fresh Grapes sold a little bet
ter, but lert. ver stock was worsed otr at 15M20C
"» box. Persimmons are quotable at 75c@jl "5
V box. Wisconsru Cranberries, Sln@lo oo V
bbl; Cape Cod Cranberries. Sll(a)l 1 50 V bbl; Itasp
berries, "g chest: Grapes. 26itS00c ror Mus
c»(s, 25@50c "(( box lor Venlclls, 2cu-50c W box ror
Rose or Peru, s(>(-!;t'sc "B box for Tokay, aud 50
(476 c "fl box for Cornlchon; AJipies, 40((575c '.- Ih.v
for common to good, 11—11 25 for choice and $1 35
(3 1 50 for fancy, while fine Siskiyou spitzenbergs
bring tl 76(o)2: Pears, 50075 c for common and
$1 6l'(g(2 "rl box for Winter Nollls; Strawberries,
%> chest ror large varieties and ror Long
wort lis.
CITRUS FRUIT. ETC. - The Panama steamer
brou'-bt 1037 rases Mexican Limes. Vacavllio
Oranges, $1 25iai 50 t-> small box; Sicily Lem
ons, S7 s('(g,B 50 j* box; California Lemons. S'.«i3 W
box tur co— moa and $4 60@5 for choice: Mexican
Limes, *'. SOC-) Or Bananas, $1 25(ii,2 60 %i bunch:
Plneanples. »3(«5 V dozen.
DRIED FRUITS-The quotations are for fruit In
sacks unless otherwise specified. Evaporated Apples
(boxes). 10@l le; sliced, 7»>.c: quartered, 7c: Pitted
Plums, ll(a.l2y a c: peeled evaporated Peaches. 22 (, a
@'21'r,c r-* lb: bleached Peaches, 10(s»12',>;C; coiu
n siiudried do. 9c: bleached Apricots, sa— ca,
14(*18cr boxes. lt*<ii.]9e -fj It, : w hite Nectarines,
17(a;lSc "j" lb; Caliroruia Prunes. 8@10e; Grapes, ri",.,
feririrjc "j*. ir.; pears, 5c *Ci in ior coiiiinun and 10*-)
lie lor quaileied unpeeled Bartletts. Figs, 2- .....
3 l /-,t:: do. pressed, in boxes, 4nrtsc *n rb.
RAISINS— Lavcrs. tancv. are quotable at $2 15
--choice. $2(32 10: fair to good. $1 75(»1 Co*j*'box,
With Ihe usual advance for rractlunal boxes.
N'CTs— ciie.tuiiis. 12i laioc: SO—— Mil Almonds,
14rrgH4' a c t( h,; papersbell do. 1..(<£16c; v. at nuts. I'M
l()e; (lo paneisneli. 11" ■ «-rl'2i c ; Chile Walnuts.
9frJloc: Peanuts, Static "f lb for doniestlc: Hickory
Kuu, 7®Bc; Pccaus, i2i, 2 @140 lor tmali aud 16®
18c for large: Filberts, I2'/ a c: Brazil Nuts, lVt^2oa
fib: Cocoauuts, 85 s('C<io 5(1 t> 100.
VEGETABLES— Marrowiat Squash. $12(315 Is ton:
Egg Plant. 60C<*.65c ?1 box: Green Peppers. 36®
60c: Tomatoes. 40@5uc: Lima Beans.—: Cabbage,
50'u.uOc 't*. ctl; Feed Carrots. 30®4Uc; Turnlrs, 75c;
Beets. $1; Parsnips. 81 25 "•", ctl: (iarllc. SfelO.r "B 16.
PROVISIONS— Eastern covered lire.— last Bacon
Is quotable at 13'"»13'/ic r? lb: Caliroruia smoked
Bacon, 9ijiloc ¥ lb for henvv and medium, and 13@
lSi/ v c -h Ib for licht; ltStJuAUe fur extra light;
Bacon Sides, 9-'i@ioc ""J if. : Eastern Sugar-cured
Hams for city Irade. l3i/.,-ai:iriie: California Hans,
salt. I*2-*®l2«Zjo ifi rr,; rerrlgcratoreureil. 13©
13',r.c; Lard, tierces, F; astern, all kinds. ll.rf.SVlc;
cases, lUfclO'r.c: California tierces. 9' ■'-.-i.'.c;
halfbbls, 9'/;fs9- 4 c; tins. 10c: pails. 10-lb. lOV^c;
do, 5-lb. 10' t e; kegs. Pr" 4 @loc *? IT.; Mess Beef,
87 50Yg!8: extra mess do, SS 50iS9; family do,
811 N013; clear Pork, $19 r.oi'ar2or eitra prime,
816 50(g>17; extra clear, $2(Kg2(i 50r mess do.
SlS(i-ilB 50 '-» bbl: I'lg Pork, "»• keg, $3<<ft32s:
Pigs' Feet, $13(iJ13 50 *-i bbl; Smoked Beor, il-ti-a
12c *S 18.
HOFS-Qnotcd at BSVMOM for fair and 37*,4
@4Uc fi Ui for good to choice.
HIDES _ KO PELTS— lleavv salted steers. SJAc:
medium. 6',r.c ¥ n> : light. 844e »( lb: Cowhides,
6'/zC: salted Kip, 6c; salt.-d Calf. B®9c: dry Hl. les,
usual selection. 9c * lb; dry Kips. He r* It':
dry Calf, 9c %( lb; prime Goatskins, 40*50 c each;
medium do. 25*iji35c; small skins. l(Vs2or.: Deer
skins, good summer. 30(g.35c: medium. 25c: thin.
20c "fl It.; Sheepskins, sbearlln-s, IOS300: short
wool, 3l X.irsoc; me.lluiu, D9tt9oe; long wool, 90.-."-|
$1 25 %i lb. Culls of al! kinds i ., less. Butcher. own
green skins sell relative, j lilglu-r.
TAI.LOW-Fair to good rendered. 3>.iMlc "P tb;
refined. 4" a©sc: Grease. 2". I <-j,.if f 'r>.
wool. - Fall clips; Humboldt and Mendocino
free. 10© 18c: do defective, l-lt-BlBc; Sacrameuto
valley tree, l:'(i*tisc: do defeettrre, I14H1— I; Moim
tarn tree. lr3ttloc; Sail Joaquin and Southern, P-*"
lie. Spring cups: Valley Oregon, 'JIOZIVsC; liast-.
eru Oregon, lS(jfc2oc; do (air, 16J417C * 0).
Genet -n I —tarrobS— id ls->.
RAGS— Calcutta spot, nominal; May and June.
b'/ricrWool Bags. tSASS— Potato Gunnies, uoinliial.
OOAL— Coos Bay is lower at $a V ton, a decllno
SCO A B— Both refineries have again raised their
prices. The calitornia sugar Hennery quotes,
terms net cash: cuue. Crushed, Extra Powdered
aud Fine Crushed, all 6*„cr Dry Grauulatel. 6-kc;
Coiifectiouers' A. bus; Extra C. s'Uc; Goldea C,
eVT'Cf! Ib: Hags, Ue more than bbls.
Tne Amerlcau Sugar Hennery quotes as fol
lows, terms net casb: Extra line Curie, ('nulled.
Fine Crushed and Powder-d, dr.r^c •[» ir, : Extra
Fine J'oi-.iiered.. Os^c; Dry Granulated, O'.'-s-': ax
do. Or' s e: Confeetiouers' A. BV&e: White' Extra v,
BV»c; J— rtra 0, s ; i. lC; ,,,.,., ir, s^ c rj) n,.
San P*n— I— laoo .Heat Market-
W'hoiesr.io rates Horn slaughterers to dealerj are
as follows:
BK E F— Vint quality. 6c: second c unity. GtA
bV*e; third do, 3i/..^li,r,c
VEAL— Lane, eipffvic; small Calves. BSS9C
MOTTON— wethers, 7e: Ew-s, tii'.o,
LAMB— Spring Lamb. S*A99e *«. It"
Pork— Live Hogs, 4Q4sse lor bard grain-fed;
stock Hogs, 3'3i3i, a e || in-, dressed d0, 0', -'-,7c "*s ro.
15KCEIFTS OP PKOIJUCE.
Mos-day, Dec. 1.
Flour, or st- 13,456 liran. sks 1210
Vtheat. ctls 1815,690 Middlings. Sks 390)
do, Oregon, d 0...29.200. ..29.200 Hay. tuns 267
Parley, etn 247 Hops, bales 30
Corn, ctls 6,391 Mustard, sks 293
Beans. sks 814y\"ool. bis. 6(5
Potatoes, sks 4.29r( Holes, no 439
Onions, sks 76 Kaistus. bxs 6.700
OCEAN STEA.UEJ'S.
Dates of T>ei»-irturf» Emm San TVanc-Isc-.
DKSTI NATION". I
Sails.
| Wh:;»
uniotia Smi Dkso - J.
in Jose I Panama. . liec 3,
orona I Ilium ;olilt Day.. Dec 3,
ureka FcUro Dec 4,
ate or Osl. I Portland Doc 4.
'liamette VjYaqimi.i liar.... I>M 8.
-ii'trall.t.... Homilum Deo 5,
luta Kusa. . JSari Dteio i|>«c 6,:
"die !<'liiun A.Japan.. 'Dec 6.
alia WaihiiVic* Put Souiiil'Deo 6,
utnhnictr if i.:,; .!■.'.-.. iliec 6.
aytian Kep'Pujet Sound ;l'eo 7.:
reeon Portland line 7.
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1, SAMlKllW'r 1
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MOam Mi.is'ii 1
MOaw Sna*r ■■ '"
I. Bam D<li»'y3
lure o: Australian
mall*.
SUN ANI) TIDE TAJBLE.
In raelfre Standard Time. Coinpu-el by : . I,i
T— HfJ-r*— (TT, Chronometer and Instrument,
Maker, IS BE ar 'ket street.
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n.w. h.w. uw. r.w. |~= -.
BnuUL Largo. Large. EmalL * = .
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SHIPPING INTI-'I.I.H'ENtJK.
tor J.nl& tffujijMjx. JntetAve.ua. see: Klghth lAtie.
Arrived.
Monday, Dec 1.
Stmr Empire, Butler. 6 days rrom Departure
Bay : SOI) tons coal, to R I) Chandler; 72 empty beer
kecs, to Wlela-ol Brewery Co.
Stmr Rival, Joliuson,s2 hours irom San Pedro;
ballast, to Pollard — Dodge. With stmr Aleut In
tow.
Stmr Truckee. Gregory, C 5 hours rrom Tillamook:
pass au.l mdse. to Truckee Lumber Co.
Stmr Crescent City, Stock tleth. 36 hours from
Crescent City; pass-.-nd mdse. to Hophs. Wall A Co.
Stmr Acapulco, J'itts, 19 days from Panama ; pass
and mdse. to W R A Johnson.
Stmr Newsboy, Ltebig, 14 hours from Navarro;
236 JI ft lumber, to Navarro Mill Co.
Wh brig Alexander. Shore, 29 days from Kuril
Island ; 240 bbls oil, 3000 lbs boue, to Magee A Bat
tles.
Schr Jennie Griffin, Lowe, 8 hours from Point
Reyes; 35 bxs butter, to Shatluck. Kowalsky & Co.
Schr Christina Stefteus. Hanson, 72 hours rrom
Caspar: 93 M ft lumber, to Starblr.l * Gol. lst. uie.
Sc iiu -Garci a, .les person. 24 hours from Puitit Are
na: 1750 M shingles, to J F Byxbee.
scbr Edward E Webster, Kiriiy, 22 days from
Cbtguts Hay; furs, salmon, etc, to ChUnlk Bay Co.
Schr Mary Deleo, Giuggle, 21 hours rrom Colli— "1
Landing: wood, etc, to Johnson A- Jensen.
Schr Nora Harklns. Foster. 10 days frm Coos Bay;
250 M It lumber, to Calirurnia l.uu.berCo.
Srhr Robert and Minnie. Farreli. 72 bonis from
Hnmboidt: 142 H ft lumber, to T 11 Minor.
Schr Mary Gilbert. Ackerman. 24 hours from Al
bion : 15(1 M rt lumber, to II Wetherbee.
Schr Guide, Johnson. 9 days from lluenemc; 130
tons barley, to Erianger Sr G, .dinger.
Cleared.
Monday, Dec 1.
Br ship Evesham Abbey, Crotty, Dunkirk: Starr
_ Co.
i. er lark Paul Isenberg, Welters, Liverpool; Bal
rotlr, Guthrie A Co".
Wh bark Chas YY Morr.au, Earl, whaling; J * W R
Wing.
Wh bark Helen Marr, Ellis, whaling; Wright —
Bowne.
Sail el.
Monday, Dec L
Stmr Umatilla. Holmes. Victoria.
Stmr Colombia, iroiies, Astoria.
Stmr Coos Pay, Nicholson, I'ort Bragg, etc.
Sllrir W biles'. oro, Guu.ler-.'iL
SmpC ( ( leal inriH, llichlorn. Melbourne
Bark Germanla. Lane. S.r.'.r c.
Seiir Fannie Duiard, Joiiauiiessen, Port Blakclcy.
Schr Rio Key, Isl-keil, Bowen: I Lauding.
Tele: granli le.
POINT I.OBOS — Dec I -10 r. -.-Weather
clear; wind NW, velocity 20 miles.
'.liv,- ,;i;. ■ ...
LONDON— Dec I— Ship Berlin, from Liverpool
for New lork and San Francisco. put into Hoi: head,
half Lite crew having mutrnte l anil engaged In rtgtit
mg ainuug tlreius elve-i. Police were called on. A.
new crew wilt be shipped.
ISi.ittOHti : Port-i.
BOWENSLANDING-Saircd Dec 1-Schr Mon
terev. iur San Fraucisco.
YAQLINA BAY— Sailed Nov 30-StmrWillamctta
Valley. lor s.— Fraucisco.
TACOMA-Sailed Nov 30-Stmr tan Pedro, for
Sau Francisco.
POIM ARENA— Arrived Dec I— Schr Reliance,
hence Nov 28. '
Sai ed lree I— Scbr Garcia, for San Francisco.
El HEKA — Sailed Dee 1-SChrs Amethyst, J O
Wall, occidental. Western Home, Enterprise.. Helen
M Kimball and Rebecca, for Sau Francisco.
ALBION-Sallcd Nov 30-schr Mary Gilbert, ior
San Francisco.
W'trsTl'OßT— Arrived Nov 30-Stmr Record, lice
Nov ao.
VENTURA-Arrlved Dec 1-Stinr Sliver Spring,
rrom Humboldt.
LOMl'OC— Sailed Dec I— schr Ivauhoe.
COOS BAY -sailed Dec 1-Stmr Laguua, ror San
Francisco.
IVERSONS LANDING — Arrived Dec 1-Schr Ida
Florence, hence Nov 28: scbr Ocean Spray. trom Sau
Francisco.
HEARNS LANDING — Arrived Nov 1-Schr Bend
er Brothers, hence Nov 29.
REDONDO— Arrived Dec 1 — Stmr Caspar, from
Caspar.
CASPAR— Arrived Dec I— Schr Abbie, bonce Nov
" WESTPORT-Salled Dec 1-Stmr Record, for
San Fraucisco.
ASTORIA— SaiIed Dee I— Stmr State or Califor
nia, for Sau Fraud! -eo.
SAN PEDRO— Arrived Die 1-Stmr Westpurt, Cm
Eureka: scbr Courser.
FORT 111. AKI EU nr— Arrived Dec I— Bktu Willie
Ji Hume, hence Nov 20.
Sailed Nov 30— ship lactolus. for Shanghai.
Kasleru I'.u-t..
"NEW YORK — Sailed Nov 29— Ship E B Sutton,
for Sau Francisco.
PHII.ADKLPJIIA-CTcarcd Nov29-Bark Hustler,
ror Seattle.
Foroirrii Porta.
CALETA RUKN A — Sailed Nov 19-!: ark SC Al
len. Tor San Iranclseo.
YOKOHAMA— sailed Not 2S- Br slinr Eatavia.
lor Y'aueouver.
llONi.-KONG-Arrlved Nov 29-Sti:ir City ol Pe
king, heuce Nov 1 ; Br stnir Abysslul , from Van
couver.
SYDNEY— Arrived Nov 28— Br bark Chasca, fiom
Dt*— lady.
MELHOIRNE-Arrived Nov 18— Call ship Ueor
giaua, lrom Tucouia.
LONDON— Entered out Nov 29-Br bark Ircdale
Tor San Fraucisco.
NANAlMO— Sailed Dec I— Ship India, lor Saa
Fraucisco.
Movem< nts of Tr .n-tatlaiitlc Sf-s—i —era.
NEW YORK— Arrived Dec I— Stmr Arizona, from
Liverpool.
ULAi-UOW — Arrived Dec I—stinr State of Geor
gia, Iroin New York.
Import- ition ts.
TILLAMOOK— Per Truckee -300 M rt lumber, 2
cs eggs, 1406 bis app.'es, 1 sk nuts, 2 saws, 1 bm but
ter.
CRESCENT CITY* -Her Cresceat City— 3 Olds 6
pkgs mdse, 2iS M tt lumber, 15 dry hides. 1 bdl dry
skins. 6 bis butter.
NEW YORK — Per Acapulco— 9l6 pkgs Iron pipe
and plate, 160 do stee'. 152 ,lo paint, on and varn
ish, 77 do sheet ng. 100 do salad oil, 600 d > soap. 50
do OS—no*. 100 do wax, 71 do anchors, 955 do nails,
4 do whisky, 1343 do general mdse.
Europe— HO pkgs mdse, 207 do steel, 121 do cot-'
tons, etc, 36 do hardware, 45 do wine, 50 do cheese,
SO drums paint.
Mexican and Central American ports— Hits bags
cot Tee, 1056 cs fruit, 325 bags ore. 3 pkgs mdse, 11
turtles, 41 pkgs treasure ($470 -'.'■.
Cmistrriii'*-.
Per Truckee— Truckee Lumber Co: C YV Hucter;
Vervalln * Rowc: Mail. Sadler A Co; L Black; CT
Hill: Kruse — F*uler:C Crawrurd.
Per Crescent City— Hobby, Wall Ji- Co; A r.-usa
tena: Mau, Sadler A Co: II N Til.len Jt Co; Ameri
can Press Ass'n; YVIUeI A Baker; Christy— Wise-
Baker * Hamilton: Wheaton A- Lubrs: B F Walker'
C E "Whitney A Co; W B Sunnier Jt Co; O B Smith
A Co; Whittier, Fuller A- Co. '"*■
Per Acapulco- A Silvester: A Jaccare; Bloom
BrtfuchACo; Uaker - llaiulllo.i; Braunscliwel'cr
* Co: Krigbam. Hoppe a Co; Castle Bros: c J Hen
dry: C lilnsberg; Cation, Bell A Co; Cabrera, Roma
'} l." : {J^'aplane 4 Co; I) G ("amarinos; Htockmiu
A CO: E do Sabla A Co; llyiiiiin Bros: J Ivauc.vicU
ti.° : i yi","i*-"!'*" : J ° Meyerluk; J II Bodeu
A Co; j 1 Schlouteii: J 0 Bauer A Co; J Piuet A Co;
Ka hußros: I. Beuussl ACo: I. F Lastreto: Leon
WillardrM Garcia A Co: M S Grlnbautn A Co; M
rV'f"": M'hirlipsA Co; Neuberger. Reiss * Co;
Order: Reiss tiros; Stockton Mining Co; Bcbonbola
Bros; Son Bros; Thaniibauser ,v Co- Thos p.ellA Co:
Wetmore Bros: William*. Dluiou.l A Co: w I oaraa
S.*- 1 1 «««-*-->— ( AGO | Williams, Deacou-Oo;
YY R A Johnsoiu

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