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4fe jb2 rai STCTscQ ckomciM HrHtmsiA October 23 i890 tm If I a a business oppoKTtrsrrtE CH BUSINESS PLACES TOR SALE aJU Coon try hotels rren3O00to6000 CoCeeaataocs iJrotn 250 to 700 Candy truv fram 200 to 1500 nfttM 100 1 1000 1500 to 5000 309 to 2500 rtT ftrii 300 to 1000 Grocery norexj 150 to 1600 AtytollC DECKER 850 Market St 200 S250 rooms 10 and IX MILLINERY STORE JC THKIVUSO town of 2000 stock is worth tare mnstsen at atomic IGIJSII 23 Eearnyst SOn A GROCERY AND BAR BARGAIN uUUseeit DECKER 830 Market st 250 3d Kearny CANDY AND ICE CRKAX Business bargain MCLAUGHLIN A OD Of lftl WOOD AXD GOAL YARD CKN OlUUi teal long lew rent 25 indading hwee sworn AYBE3 McBRIDE8 Kearny CORNER GROCERY AND FRUITS hwctloa of 2 cable 11dm trade 28 wr day 31vlog rooms owner tearing dry WO0D av srr9t JurtH st S450 worthSlSOO DECKER850 Market St MILK ROUTE 14 CASS DAILY choice trade bexzafn MCLACQH LUf 20 Kearny st 800 amount to Invest in Xo 1 comour iuiujiwunvjiu uw ue suoer ana jh dnstrloas salary 100 a month and board occo Tetfon foreman and timekeeper Address PREs DENT box 133 this office 5 1 1 Hi FOK BAIJ oIIUU fruit store tra Mam stock st Invoice to reasonable 907 Broadway Oakland GBOCKRY AND trade and location first Invoice stock fixture harness bone and wagon newtjrause sickness rent very ClOftA CANDY STORE AND FACTORY most sell DECKER 850 Market st fountain and coffee saloon in countrr town fine trade sold on a coant sickness MARXABB 1148 Market st near Taylor I to look after the hired beio and keep tbetr time etc in a large weil estab lished business hi this city employing from 75 to 100 men continually and working nearly 50 horses is positively clearing from SeOO to 1000 a month aad constantly increasing orer 50000 worth of work now ta hand ob previous experience necessary bat most be of sober habits owner known all over the State and can give the very bitthest references a most thorough Investigation allowed Apply KENNY22 Kearny st ecnnn hotel jtJVVu chance lor city or country property bindings Included MCLAUGHLIN 26 Kearny Gn fiflrt FBKMJUMS FOR 5 YOU CAN jJoVUuU procure 5 of the best European Government prem um bonds bearing interest and having 21 preminm redemptions annually np to S500O no blanks legitimate and safe Investment can or send for prospectus SALOMON A CO 727 Market st wanted in a rood established furniture busi ness at Los Angeles capital required 610000 tbe undersigned can seen at Palace Hotel at 12 odock daring this week or after by letter directed to Los Angeles reference will be given and required LJ ROSE 4 BARGAIN GROCERY AND BAR FOB sate wm exchange for paper route 716 A MECHANICS BOARDING AND LODQDG boose for sale adjoining Union Iron Works 23 rooms 30 hoarders Apoly at KINGS OLD BOOK STORE 18 Fourth st BARGAIN FINE CANDY AND VARIETY store good location and trade no reasonable offer refused Apply 1228 Mason it FOB SALE OLD ESTABLISHED FAMILY liquor store in one of the best interior towns in tbe State will be sold by invoice of stock nxtures fornitore and building a fine chance to get bold of a wen paying establishment owner selling on account of ill health Apply to MIDDLETON A 8H ARO 22 Montgomery st mproyementsonthe Mystery Surronnding the St Marys Fate Two Sctoonera Collide 5o Hews Front the Whaling Fleet A Non Union Crew T30RSALE FTNE CORNER GROCERY AND i oar poorneaitn box 137 this office health caose of selling Addres FB SALEBATH HOCSiT AND BARBER shop in San Joe death cause of selling Address NAVILLE 208 West Santa Clara St 8 SALE AN ESTABLISHED FURNI tnre carpet and undertaking business In a good nterioTiowa capital requtrea iuuiflranly rerpon sible persona need inqulr AddrKsa bo 82 FOB SALE AN OLD ESTABLISHED AND good paying furniture and carpet business For particulars address a box 860 San Jose Cal TMPORTASTTO BARBERS HAVING BEEN selected manager of the Cahneoga Valley Pro til East First Los Angeles Cal LADY OR GENTLEMAN WISHING TO realize 100 per month can do so by investing 70a See FEXzELL A STRITE CO 917 Market st room 2 EAT MARKET WELL LOCATED DOING good casta and outside business good terms good reasons for selling Address box 159 this office PARTNERSHIP A PARTNER WANTED IN a manufacturing business the only one of the kind on this coast 15000 for a half Interest the highest references given and every opportunity to investigate Address box lid this office TO MAKE A QUICK SALE OF YOUR Business for cash list it with DUFFY 997 Market VALUABLE PATENT ENTIRE OR HALF Interest with control if desired Call on or address DONNELLY Agent 777 Market st WANTED TO BUY AN INTEREST IN A well established Job printing office Address giving particulars box 132 this office TtfANTED ONE OF THE LARGEST AND wealthiest firms la tbii city Is contemplating opening branch bouses at dliferent points on tbe coast parties with from 500 to 1000 to invest win do well by addressing CHdcCObox90tbls office WANTED MAJf WITH 3000 TO 7500 TO take part Interest In a well established bast ness In this city will sell half interest If destred for 7500 party must be a fair accountant and act as treasurer of the company first class refetence given and required GEO HTEWARTiSS Kearny SUMMER RESORTS BYRON HOT SPRINGS OONTRA COSTA county 3 hoars all rail from San Francisco the only natural hot sa2t water and hot sulphurous mud baths on the Pacific Ooal these baths are cot artificially heated their natural temperature ranges from 110 to 122 degrees the waters are a specific for rheumatism gout sciatica liver and kidney aad bladder troubles neuralgia diseases of tbe dlgeativa organa and female complaints sand ior areolars MAOi Manager Tbe Harbor Commissioners have planned and commenced extensive improvements and repairs on tbe water front One arm of the ferry slip at the foot of Lombard street has been completed and in three months it will be ready for occupancy by the steamer Utiah Tbe construction of tbe wharf at section between Powell and Mason streets is at last under way A portion of tbe piling has been done and an area of water surface 1000 feet long and fifty feet wide is being dredged East street is being paved with basalt blocks from Clay to Pacific streets Plans hare been prepared for tbe construction of a shed and waiting room at Clay street pier Howard wharf 2 is re ceiving new piles and planting The aggregate cost of repairs and improvements under way will not fall short of 150000 The St Marys Fate 7 The arrival of the British ship Eaton Hail from Newcastle England noticed yesterday has increased the uncertainty concerning the fate of the American ship St Mary It is quite a while since the news reacned here by telegraph that tha St Mary had been sunk off Cape Horn If was stated that the vessel which had collided with the St Mary was the Eaton Hall Meanwhile tbe ship Dumbarton Rock arrived on the 16tb inst and reported having been in collision with an unknown ship off Cape Horn Captain Dona van of the Dumbarton Rock stated that tht collision occurred durinz the nighttime He did not know the name of the shio but got clear with little damage to his ship and with less knowledge of the other vessels rate The statement that the Eaton Hall bad collided with the St Mary held good however until the first named vessel arrived here She reported that she had not been in collision but had sighted an American ship bound from New York to this city in latitude 57 deg 33 rain south and longitude 70 dec 30 mm west It is evident that the three vessels were in company with one another around the Horn and it would appear that the Dumbarton Rock was the vessel that collided with and sank the St Mary Schooners Collide The Seventh Day Adventist schooner Pitcairn sailed on Monday for the Pitcairn islands She carried no merchandise other than tracts and bibles valued at 500 While beating out to sea sb encountered borg ithich was coming in Both vessels were on the same tact and the result was that they collided lightly but heavy enough to do some damage The incoming schooner had her foresail torn and her foreshroud carried away besides which some minor damage was done TbePiU cairn is said to have escaped injury and continued on ner way The Whaling Fleet With the exception of the John and Winthrop which was spoken on August 19th with eight whales no news has been received from the whaling fleet later than August 6th On that date twenty five whalers were heard from and their catch had been fifteen whales The fleet that left San Francisco last summer numbered thirty one vessels and was much larger than that of the previous year It is expected that news will be received from most of the fleet by tbe end of November A Non Union Crew The bark Ophir shipped a non union crew a few days ago and thereby secured the enmity of the Coast Seamens Union A detachment from the union visited the vessel on Tuesday night and succeeded in inducing four of the non union men to leave the Ophtr The captain was chagrined at the loss and shipped another crew He was threatened with another visit from the Coast Seamen and fearing bloodshed he discreetly hauled into the stream The Ophir will sail to day The Ludlows Cargo The coal barge Ludlow which arrived here a few days ago in a water logged condition docked at Howard No 1 yesterday to discharge a cargo of 100 tons of bituminous rock She came from up the coast in tow of a steamer The project was entirely new but is akin to previous attempts made to land coal here on barges Several of these attempts Jiave been successful but there is always the danger of encountering head seas which play havoc with cumbersome crafts lowea on brandy produced and gauge pre vious to or on we xst cay ot July itw taat such brandr Died as specified herein In ieet wines was produced and gauged after isy 1890 then there is no question ot his right to refund the money paid as taxes on brandy Sd as stated such brandy can only be used na ut the supervision of revenue officers a i HEAKTS OF OAK Actor Hemes Play Now Tree From Injunction The Injunction issued at the instance of Wal teiirodStockweQotthe Alcazar Theater to restrain James A Herne from playing Hearts oi Oak at the Bush street Theater because of sv previous engagement with the Alcazar managers was dismissed by Superior Judge Lswler yesterday showing was made in court that Randan 4 Dixon who were formerly Hemes managers made the Alcazar contract without his consent or knowledge and that at present they have no interest either in the actor or his play Attorney George A Knight representing Hawley Mitchell Hemes present managers contended that an injunction eould not Ue under section 3390 of tbe Civil Code which provides that a contract for personal services can not be specifically enforced The plaiutifiy only recourse must therefore rest in a suit for damages against Heme or be persons responsible for his alleged breach of contract It is understood that salts wilt be brought to dav against Wslfenrod by the parties defendant to his suit Hawley Mitchell will sue for 10 000 Herne for 20000 and Leavitt through GotUob his manager for 10000 DR FERRER DEAD HE DIES OF CAXHEB AT SANTA BABBABA One of the Host Rotable Specialists and Authorities of This Country ST 1IARTS Magnificent Music on the A Delightful Concert Giyen Last Night The Cathedral Lighted and Beauties Viewed for the First Time Its ILLTDALE RANCH ORR GLENWOOD PARAWO HOT SPRINGS MONTEREY CO FOSTER proprietor unequaled for healing and invigorating qualities apeciac for rheumatism malaria kidney and liver disorders etc oars Third and lownsend sts 830 a at arrive at springs JS0 Talc Oakland can via Kan Jose 804 a SUMMER HOME FARM SANTA CRU7 mountains cream milk and fruit BROWN Glenwood Dr Henry Ferrer the well known oculist Df this city died of cancer of the kidneys yesterday at Santa Barbara where he has been for some time past vainly seeking relief from the fatal malady to which he at last succumbed Dr Ferrer had been more or less away from bis practice for the past twelve months owing to his illness and the advice of his physician who last summer recommended that he should go to San Rafael where he remained until his final trip to Santa Barbara With the death of Dr Ferrer a vacancy occurs in the ranks of specialists in surgery in this city which will be more than hard to AIL The doctors specialty vu the treatment of the eye ear and throat and no man bore a better or more deserved reputation than this gentleman as is instanced by the testimony of one of the ablest specialists of New York who was visited on one occasion by one of San Frsncrscos millionaires to be treated for the ear and throat Why do you spend your money to come here said the physician when you have Ferrer with you Dont you know that no man in the profession is more profound in his learning or more expert in his operations than Ferrer Dr Ferrer was comparatively a young man He came to California some years ago at the instance of Dr Barton and at once took a prominent position in tae profession as well as becoming an authority in the highest scientific circles He was devoted to his profession a man oi pleasing as wen as commanding address and easifv won the confidence of his associates Dr Ferrer had been the nresident of tbe Miscroscopal Society of this city and has for a long nine occupied tne cnair oi pamoiogy in the medical department of the University of California Dr Ferrer kept weU in the front of his profession and had for years made it an unvarying rule to attend the great congress of physicians which annually meets in Berlin The doctor leaves a family in this city and many friends to mourn him His remains will be brought hither from Santa Barbara FAST SWIMMERS Races and Exhibitions at the Palace Baths Alonzo Trueworthy the proprietor of the Palace Baths was happy last night for hit establishment was crowded with ladies and gentlemen who had assembled to witness a per formance by amateur and professional swimmers If the proprietor was happy his lady employes the Misses Chatfield Hannah and Craven were even happier for It was their benefit and they will realize about 100 each from tbe entertainment The leading feature of the programme was a swimming race for half a mile between Ed Hartley and John Marshal It was won by Hartley in fifteen minutes and forty seconds the best time on record on the Pacific coast Jack Williams who recentlv swam across the bay from Oakland to San Francisco gave a graceful exhibition of trick and fancy swimming gliding through the water with his arms and feet tied etc Some fancy diving was also done by members of the Pacific Swimming Crab Harry Clark beat Harry Harmon in a 100 yard contest and Gay was similarly defeated by Bamber The sport was enlivened by music and all present greatly enjoyed themselves The Liquor Ordinance Upheld judge Van Reynegom affirmed the Judgment of the Police Court yesterday in the case of Thomas Fogarty convicted of a misdemeanor for violating the liquor ordinance of the Board of Supervisors and sentenced to pay a fine of 100 The defendant took an appeal to the Superior Court contending that the ordinance in question was invalid under the recent decision of Judge Sawyer in the case of ChTistensen Judge Van Beynegom upon an examination of the records however held tiat Judge Sawyers decision did not apply to the present case or attack the validity of tbe ordinance except in certain particulars and therefore affirmed the decision of the lower court The announcement that St Marys Cathedral wonld for the first time be thrown open to those in attendance ai the bazar in aid of the building fund and that the grand organ would be tested by Professor A Eirner had the effect last night of crowding the lower hall of the church Long before 8 oclock the scene at the brightly decorated and handsomely furnished booths was a busy one Tickets for articles innumerable were presented and sold by the zealous and charming ladies who are unremitting in their efforts for tbe success of the fair The percentage of the sterner sex in attendance was very much larger than on the two previous evenings and the financial results were correspondingly satisfactory All of the elaborate appointments of the bazar are now complete and tbe large hall has an aspect of dazzling brilliancy Shortly after8 oclock the entrances to the church were thrown open and the bazar was in short order deserted The sight presented was a revelation With the disturbing incongruous marks of the incompleted structure still present with Flotsam and Jetsam Advices from Victoria state that for several weeks sealers returning to that port from the Behring sea report a marked decrease in the number of seals The British ln Queen Victoria cleared yesterday for Bristol Knjrland TRACK AND TEAIN EXTENSIONS OF THE DONAHUE SYSTEM The Boad Will Be Built Six Miles North of Ukiah This Winter The Ban Francisco and North Pacific Company will during the coming winter and spring make some extensions of its system The matter were considered among others at the monthly meeting of the directors on Tuesday last and a decision was postponed until the next meeting It is probable however that the line will be extended to Capello six miles north of Ukiah and the Gueruevtne branch will be built two or three miles farther into the redwoods The former project is of the most interest and importance The extension is on the line of the proposed extension to Eureka and Capello is the point where a road from Lake port westward can best connect with the road The extension of the Guemeville branch will be made to accommodate the lumber firm of Guemeci Murphy and merely means that the timber is about exhausted along the present line and the work of clearing out the redwoods there is progressing The company now has two extensions a short distance beyond Guerse Ttlle forming a fork In the redwood regioa The shorter of these branches is to be length ened and the rails for it will be taken from the other branch which is now auite out of use Ed McD Jonstone has designed a very arti ticbUlot far for the Occidental and Oriental steamers and copies are being sent out as advertisements Of tie line TeTffM gaugeEunday excursion train to ianta Crux and Monterey will be taken off after nexieTindayiThewinMr time table for this line will go Into effect next week Tha Atlantin and Pacific took out from LOS Angeles this week a special train composed of twelve erloada of beans from Ventura county This is said to be the largest shipment of beans evermaaeirominisBtatei A Aiad of 8named George Boone residing at 1707 Stevenson street was knockeddowirty a Mission street car at Sixteenth street yesterday afternoon and suffered a scalp wound and sev svalbrolses a cTlir yr AT THE THEATERS The Attractions on Now and Those Coming The Injunction against Hearts of Oak hav ing been dissolved the play is now being presented again at tbe Bush street Theater It has in all two weeks The next attraction will be a popular one the new Hermanns Transatlantic show The Grand Opera house is doing a large business with the Hanlon Volter Martinetti company Mr Bouvier will return entirely to the Baldwin after this engagement at the Grand Woman Against Woman is doings well at the Alcazar Theater The statement that it was played at this theater before was erroneous It was produced at another house but the Alcazar company played it a few times in the interior The ilagistrate is in preparation The California Theater has fallen into its steady gait again with The Still Alarm Next week A Brass Mankey comes On Monday night little Laura Crews win ap tne Spray pear at the Baldwin Theater in a new play called spray one is a new cnua star The Red Bird is chirping merrily at the Tivoli Opera house this week The Wigwam Theater is drawing excellent houses with a clever specialty performance 81TEXT WINE PBIYILEGES Collector Sear Receives Important Information The following dispatch has been received by the Collector ot Internal Revenue from Commissioner John WMason Until further instructions yon may permit brandy distillers toVpayataxoaspiriUjro duced at their distilleries and to use such brandy In fortifying sweet wines produced by them under the limitations of the act of the 1st Iht and the supervision of iybuy officers who will make and preserve a lull record of the transactions Applications to refund should showwhether the taxDecamedneon the spirits so used before on or about the 1st inst Mr Sean internrets the disnatch to mean that brandy pTOdnced bydistilfers may now be used to fortify sweet winesf that the tamuit first be paid on all such brandy and It must be properly stampedp that a refund of all money paid a taxes on such brandy so used la fortify loir sweet wine will be ranted noon a proper lclaimbelngmais that norcfundwlllbe al The Mission Fire The damage caused by the fire on Sixteenth street early yesterday morning which was reported in the Ckboxicle is estimated at 81 250 The Mission Soap and Candle Works which were destroyed with the valuable machinery which the buildings contained entailed a loss of 80000 on which there is an insurance of 43000 The residence of John OConnor on Sixteenth street which was burned entailed a loss of 1000 A small frame building on Center avenue owned by John Center was damaged 350 Baseball The San Franciscos and Oakland will play basebaU at the Haight street ground st his afternoon The game will begin at 3 oclock with the makeup as follows 9an Francisco Positions Oakland Lookabaugb Pitcher farsey Speer Catcher Lobman Isaacson First Rase Dooley Suea Second Base Cantllllon Ebrigbt Tblrd Base ONeill Everett 8bort8top McDonald Ptevens Right Field Tht ffreol organ Levy Right Fie looter Left Field Dungan iween CONel Arrest for Embexrlement Officers Bee Harper and Martinlodged Frank Stocking in the city prison last night charging him with felony embezzlement He was arrested on a warrant issued on the request of Dr Leek a dentist who accuses mm of stealine a horse and buggy Stockin claims that he borrowed 120 from Leek three months ago and that be gave his rig as security with the proviso that he should be allowed to use it occasionally and that when he made use of this privilege he was arresteo Both In tha Toils Martin Flaherty was arrested yestarday afternoon by Officer Clifford and taken to the Seventeenth street station where he was charred with batterv and vulgar language On the way to the station ex Police Officer John McCarty tried to rescue Flaherty from the arresting officer and was himself taken into custody and charged with battery and resisting an officer McCarty was a former member of the notorious Chinatown squad under Sergeant Qano Odd Fellows Encampment Tbe thirty sixth grand annual encampment of the Odd Feliowt of California Installed the newly elected grand officers yesterday re ceiyea some committee reports ana aajournea sine die Albert Seymour a lad of 15 who was sent to the County Hospital Tuesday from the Indus trial School to be treated for a badly ulcerated leg made his escape tfrom the hospital last evening Tne oacx lenceoi tne nospiisi is only four feet above the newlh graded street which makes it an easy matter toscale the tn closttieS i i Ijohiv Hunter a teamsteriiorM Davidsoiij fell yesterday from a rour horse truest loaded With stone mat was oeuig naaiea ior tae new Jewish Cemetery wnea near tne bix mxie House and dislocated his hip JlunttT is a single man 35 years Old The dislocation wa redaced at the county iiospitaj I joii bchjitdts mm srosi scantlings here and there supporting an unfinished pillar or preserving from rude touch a railing or half decorated column with the great auditorium bare uncar pe ted and without pews with the altar and sanctuary yet without their splendid embellishments the immense temple presented a glorious picture The full lighted chandeliers revealed in complete view tbe beauties of the sacred edifice its massive pillars and columns its wide spreading arches its splendid dome frescoed in warm harmonious color and contrasting in subtle effect with the rich more sober hues which mark the decoration of the sanctuary From the entrance the central dome of the church possesses a peculiar and inspiring sense of immensity and grandeur The white gleaming altar stands out in central prominence in its severe simplicity of design A closer view exposes the beautifully wrought pillars of marble and onyx and the miniature spires and pinnacles of GOthic art The throng of people which crowded the lower hall was lost in the immense auditorium of the cathedral For a time the galleries were filled to their utmost capacity and but few sought the main floor Soon however the sanctuary and lower floor was one mass of people engaged in the closest scrutiny of the various beauties presented and loud in their praises of each artistic triumph viewed When the first thundering notes of Bachs prelude and fugue in minor filled with their glorious harmony the arches of the edifice absolute silence was for a moment commanded Through all the rich and varied phases of that splendid composition difficult elaborate and inspiring with all its dignity of form and austere purity the great organ answered nobly Every register was perfect Tbe voicing was without flaw the tone full smooth and sonorous without a tinge of harshness The instrument in every detail and with all possible combinations of stops was under the masterful touch of Eimer majestic 0e number particularly Beethovens septet variations was rendered with powerful effect The beautiful descriptive music instinct with pathos and passion ranging from the sublime to the delicately melodious was in its whole range of expression rendered with unfail ing excellence The concert was emphatically a suacess An admirable feature relieving from the tedium usually atendant at all purely instrumental performances wits the introduction of vocal music Mme Julie Rose wald Miss ilay Thorhe and Alfred Wilkie added in no small degree to the artistic success Of the occasion Mme Julie Kose wald rendered with brilliant and dramatic power Guiglie Mis Gratias Agiraus acom obsition of wide range of sentiment She and Miss May Thorn gave Quitollis duet the beautiful harmony receiving well merited applause The Queen of the Heart song with splehdid execution by Alfred VUlae occasioned the most pronounced annroral of the evening Professor Eimerdeclares that the Organ 1 minus his tugnest expectations it is be said a glorious instrument an inspiration to organist and singer admirable in every repect The casing ofthe organ is of California redwood andis yet but oartially in place The pipes are still to be illumined and when the great instrument is finished it will harmonize fully with the rich interior of the church In the great organ there are fourteen stops in the swell organ twelve stops in thecboir or solo organ nine stops in the pedal organ nine stops and also nine mechanical stops In all there are about 3000 pipes The makers are Hook Hastings of Boston one of the celebrated firms of the worlch The concert over the lights in the great church were lowered and the crowds of visitors returned to the bazaar beneath It was the most successful night ofthe fair DEATHS BQCKWrrZ In lhH eiX October SO Marie bay loved wifeof GV Bockwlts and mother of AHee Robert Richard and Carl Rockwttx a native of Germany aged 52 years aTaTFriend sod acquataianci are respectfully invited to attend tbe fcnefal ibis day Thursday at i ocJocC from the fiunixy residence 25 Peart street Interment Odd Fellows Oeme tery SULLTVAN October VSl at his mldeoee lo Oa bland General a Sullivan a native cf Mad ison lacU la his 61st year mid htamaa on 8 steamer Ohio on this coast In 1849 Colonel Thirr teentn Indiana Volunteers aad BrlgadieT Gen era 8 Volunteers S3 Funeral will take place this cay fThurs day at 10 JO oCJdrkv from the undertaking partors of McAvoy it ltcCarrhy82J Washington street Oakland BECKER la this dry October 31 Otto beloved husband of Antoinette Marie Becker a native of Kaltenkirthen Holstein Germany aged years and 19 days S3 Friends and acqaalnunces are resuectf ally invited to attend the funeral this day Than day at 1 oclock from his late residence 929 Golden Gate avenue thence to the Maooic Temple where the funeral services wolbeheld at 2 oclock Interment Masonic Cemetery MILLER Id this dry October 22 Miller a native of Gettysburg Pa aged 74 years and 10 months TJ Funeral wul take place this day Thursday at 2 oclock from the residence of his son ISO Devisadero street BRYANT In this cUv October 2L at his late residence 1307 Greenwich street Samnei Bryant native of Kingston Island of Jamaica aged 87 years and 6 months 63 Friends are respectfullv Invited to attend be funeral services this day Thursday at oclock at Zion Church Stockton street between Clay and Sacramento Interment Laurel HE Oemetery ETTLINGER In this city October 22 Samuel beloved husband of Bet tie Ettlihger a native of Baden Germany aged 54 years Friends aod acquaintances are respectfafly Invited to attend tbe funeral to morrow Friday at 11 JO clock from his late residence 1016 Howard street thence by train to Home of Peace Cemetery which leaves at 1230 sharp WILLIAMS In thlscltv October 21 John son of John and Mary ihiams a native of Oakland aged lyear 4 months and 23 days 3Friends and acquaintance are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Friday at 10 oclock from 821 Twenty ninth street Oakland Interment St Marys Cemetery Oakland THURSTON In San Leandro October 22 Emma beloved sister of Maggie and Nettie Thurston aged 43 years sW Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Friday 130 cdocK from her late residence nana avenue San Leandro GRAY In this dty October 22 Gray beloved sou of Mrs Maigaretha and stepson of A Margritx a native of New York aged 23 years 1 month and 28 days a Friends and aoouaintances are respectfotlv Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Friday at 2 oclock from bis late residence 1324 Broadwav thence to St Lakes Church Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery BRADY At Siegler Pprings Lake county CaL October 20 John Krady druggist brother of Rev Edward Brady of New tork a native of Ireland aged 65 years ay Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the to morrow Friday at 830 odnck ff the residence or Joseph Young 510 Mlsslof street thence Jo 6t James Church Twenty third and Guerrero streets where a solemn requiem mass wSl be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 9 oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery EDWARDS In this dry October 21 Trances A beloved mother of A Edwards Mrs Kentfieid and Mrs Pierson a native of Lynn Mass aged 61 years I Lynn Mass papers please copy 83 Notice of funeral hereafter OWENS In this citv October 22 Christine Marie daughter of Hiram A and Maria Guerin Owens aged 42 years and 2 months GEE In this city October 22 Emeliae Gee a native of Sew York aged 30 years 8TEUBEN ln this city October 22 wniiamN Steuben father of Zane Steuben and Mrs Kate Hart aged 82 years SPARKS In this city October 22 Henry Sparks a native of North Carolina aged 73 years TULLY In this dty October 20 Catherine TuB a native of San Francisco aged 11 years and 10 months LAVrN In this city October 19 Owen Lavina native of Ireland zed 28 years BRADLEY In this dty October 20 Dennis Bradley a native of Ireland aged 3 years and 6 montns LONDON In this cityOctober 20 James London a native of Ireland aged 61 yean ANTONIO In this city Odober 16 Jose Antoalo a native of Portugal aged 20 years 3 months and 9 days BARNARD Drowned at sea July 15 William Chichester Barnard a native of Cbeteobam England FEE In Oakland October 20 Susan Fee a native of Ireland aged 55 years MAROOTT Io this dty October21 Edward Marcott a native of Canada aged 70 years MOREY In this city October 20 George Morey a native of Japan aged 32 years SITSCEXLANEOtfS 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Frourteor Msv Trr rt Last Wtsac Lae ICaxxsra SATrmnAT HABtXiCT THE 8TILL ALA SSL Bt Joegrw Aarsrav SEATS ON SALE TO DAT sW FOB OY 8 A BBA6S 3itoar 3C3BT A BRASS JCOSKTETT ALCAZAR TflKATJKB Wasazsbod A tiToaewxLi Lssssss A Managers it EVERY JflOKT THIS I WKX 15 Xt WO MAST AGAINST BvWanenrod fTNLY AtKOCevreus Jl AT1H a Comedy SATURDAY Company AT 2 xi PRICES 25c50cand75c NEXT WEEK NEXT WEEK I By special arrangement with lit Aagostln Daly If I THE MAGISTRATE JI MEW B0Sa 3TxiICE7r THEATXR Mb RljrAvrrrLssandPropril MB JJ Cltrr nr a Unf EVENINGS AT 8 OCLbCK JAMES A BERNES GREAT AMERICAN FLAT M1 HEARTS OF OAKV I JAMES A HERNE TERRY DESKI803 His Original Creation SPECIAL SCENERY AND AFlETrMXSTS MATINEE 8ATURDAT AT BALCWIN Mb Ai HaticaX Ma Axraxs Boo THEATER and Froptistor MONDAT Coiaczsrcrsa OCTOBER 27th ASS EVXBT EVXSTSO DXTBtKO TEX WEbX MXTfTNEE SATCRDAT rrr i LAURA CREWS ScrroBTxn bt a Stboxo Cast In her own Comedy Drams A S3 SPECIAL SCENERY S7 Seats ox Salb Tecbspat at 10 A RAND OPERA HOUSE Under tha Direction of Mr At Haymao EVXBT EVKtrSB IXCLCDISS SCXBAT Matinee Saturday Only PAtn MABTtBBTTl A Terrible Night Tbk Haxlos Voltib ia Midair Slights Thb Moxtaioks Tboctb to the Chines Fair Roda Lxo Rafou in his Marvelous Ladder Act The Grotesque Stxbb and Tsarr The Laughable Hcxurra WALTKB JtKEBS05ftne IS mons Comet Soloist Doba EZBsosrtheharm tns Socrano Vocalist THB WABTBWBtTBO Fah Acrobstlc Postnr jnj 77 3BTO STG BTtV Prices always 25160 75c and SL THE BEST PANTOMIME AND NOVELTY ENTERTAINMENT EVER OFFERED EJTHI3 CCTTr TlVOId OPEKA HoUaE KBBiXB BaosiProprlators and Manager OCTOBER 30tk FrasT Ttkb nr Amxbica or LECOCQS LATEST ANDGBEATEST SUCCESS THE RED BIRD THE RED BIRD THE RED BIRD THE RED EIRD THE RED BIRD MSqcXIAjTEo liiiESiTl Business 1 or Sail IBranciiSco Illiil i rifSts ijttf p3 SJtarmvi ABS5S smsr Jrsti and ArOsta a3Jol onMi Saarbora TaJI cv i GENTS Just i fA Historr of C6 Uurtfn 3T CVuobs ZZXLi MaSI sagrriTtstn MTVfrc AJthrtn elleverfeiid nst 5S2 The History Crsapa vZ have the finest nttHttXHjSJX ARTISTIC BRONZE Ji We have the finest ware on the coast and lavtte aQ ererS2f tag to can aad see our goods aod mESKlli mumng wm Hopfclj CCr to aTKJSSS A rCTIONEFSThnrsiisv a XX ripecial Trade si uvri ap cares Boou and Shoei 4 CreenehasnajS 4 1U aod 117 A XpSK ca AArgesS Fruits in the world nt everf city sg atreet handlers cf RalnsVS11a rliEepretsd SS Iy 61 the 5Kttge Qiuiatiuiu K5 euotatloDS lTo Yementi of Elirslo depart to day are 1h Queea for As lTpQTflndrh San Jnaii for NewTorkyls JJ0XMu 7 aWVt BA7TKAXIOF0FICKRAITJXS rteturea ete ht Iron lmJjQt WlraGates Shutters Window oSaSS Work of every Gtacnptioo ssd wi KF lswAtVykesawv BREWERY Brewers aad BocSrr brated Genula FUsaner aiadSHLSa partLsser Besc a4aaW5 The Frederfeluhnr Xrewt Cffl403JtorkrtatmtT5rjW notice Repairing MoTnlhaj A Altkfns XU SU 3 BLArKBOOKS Patent Baelca wU Lithographers aad General SSsJ1Sl BtananTEngravh VStS Croeher A Co tlS ta Oty Redwcod Cargoes sawluartlr Hohbe Wall CcwSM ttSseari 99C Montgomery 8tmiaer Granasttt S5 SaT ftrLlttl Rtvei and way porta aad CwndrtlWShJtx jve ana tetKtver Timiot to day are the City Fektegfrom Sa fioandL aiid victoria tne oregoa ifantForr iaaAstotU th Eureka from Sa Pedro and rSi a A rcata and the Arigo fmm Cona Li tasGlpsv from Saunas River the Coos Bay JlftW IUvr andrway portSflhilfuhiboWt li iTufeka and Areata tht WTaamettfcVliey TadttlB asd eorvBllls aid TeMnt fSiftSt oraya Itatbbr and tathails River Sdiy wtth merchandtoeyaiuedM SSSOT fn 53 tKMi 1758 Malt 2 til Leather 1CS TciadsS sks ffiieik Meit VJlWau also carrles 850 Salmon 1 La B1 400 to FhiladeipbuU 405 sks Leather IssWnaa atSOOO to Lynn MssAt SWJes Chan riultTsined it 2i0 to Montreal These BBVomotBTto be tramnuued over the cans AAitiaa theoargo babllshad yesterday th Jlonsr Twilight fof Mexico carries merchandise msM4atT94 The additional stlpsaenl inclade iMO Lomoer auk iuu 7wtnd ranrdnd receipts October 2M 6 rls ajist 9 hois Leather 14 bbls Whisky cs 1ga tvW la0swr7e Boots and Shoes 2 Earthenware SIbxs9oap ISpkgsbrug rL 43 PkgS Hardware 6 es tlsars202 ctlA ssVSo 470 ctlt Lard I36S0aos gg 827 ct SSL fttkiHtti ftrl ttfi4 4nritirin nfriM Hmte I sffis a ih yy a btl Candies bUS Oil Bo9 pkgt iTshaw Eli Fts XaUsr 2 KtihnerGoods 5 gCaseng ii JFtnanctaL tii local Money market Is Qttotabi as ftHowst mmeraal Loans pet annam 6gH0 jnera iiMy i in Smnortad Whiaslaa AVllllaxn Wolff Conpaay 827andaMsrkstssit QOAL IU ON AND COKslos TTfl son OBHew ettMeOBS to JIACDONOCOH A CO 4 41 Market RrseihTrSMlsisI pAKKIAGES Buckboards flame uivw uia Axuy lrss OMSterWacooa as la saiaraZ DoveUlas CTTLLZT A COSaTMattBjaasoti Wnods D2SS2 ONUS TVATCHES and Jsvasy Greenbe AZSKeanratn Taorlow Koet TOJCESTIO SKWTNO JaACBTSsV stanas at tae neaoua ligns nuuaog was i newmg Machtte iT XvansV OeaT Agent 28PosssV DRUGS AND CBZXlCAL TUsfA Inroggtsts and MAnufactarers of Casmkaliai Phaxmacsutical PreparatJona Bedlngton A Coh S3 to 37 Sseas Cbfih SedlngtOB A Oa73 Joan st bt aoops Btocka OatapUte AB DsoaeenwH Cjf Loans JriU eage iibr mixed secnritles rtxaaes prime taxes pah by lender Srases second taxes paid by lender York Slgni Ljraii Vnrlc TemranhlA 4oa JSankers eu oays ia MeTchantai adm Sight Bankers 6l0 mis fe7 15 v4S3Jj S4 7 il03109 iised silver odnce Mrteau imiiors iMi HtttBi IliwYoac October 22 Foildwng are the aos IBr VaotaUons far OpvennuBt Boads Railroad LftCX Nor Padfl4reffrrrt8 Northwestern ii JOK do tnferretiI3 iNew iVfc OorraUlnsSj OregoalmBmvineiitJISr Oregon Navlggtiati3 Oregon Short JJne JiH Oregon Traascoa 37i Pad lie MalL 41 Reading S7S W4IreeltOTed 174 4 roupoa 2 i4t7eoupot 104i die 82 of 1899 US sertaui ExpressJu114 inMian FarUc73li ouda Southern A3 srl Padftfcili Hrseu A B3W ttiwsreLandW Ki Rock Island 77 krandRIoGr17 St PauU 00 Bt li stPantandOmahs27 ttiwandTex v18t Texas Padnc 8J ii Shore w107 Union PactnoiSS BtvHlesncf NasB79lUnitetUtes Ex 5flnm CbJnaapal if4oH 1 5lSlPLtl Hon A HTIn Victor ux HotftlhLJJ Jrtixjwnseni vsmaaea Jan AstraliiX imq jatxicaai Steamer Empjre iiJ ZealaMuVn rohmbia Uraatmy FaraOonir WlUametteV CUy taNr Australia Queen oanlcii ilaytlaaResu Kmplrs OtTofRio ewnews AlaTtvAj TbefoUowtci elsehtsgrdtoal anaaaighb TbarterM for MIsceUneons I llsengawL Totals Aine4LO0Hi OiailOQS iff Total tons lo Art nTavaltiesvEtchinxs Xnxrsvhaattc sua rots Fnanra Frames MoWnga WonrtnuWt Fsrtestala eta 8 A Ountp SS1 SS3 tAastS PCBJriSHtNp GOODS Menl FsnaUsJ JJ aoodst sonfactarers and ImporfL Nemstadter Bretasrs JJ gant Wood ManteU aod HartwoodlDWVrgf Bank and Offioa FUsaresfsUca JJranenss eta MoxnAT Oct 27yH Usbtxbs BrsKrrr POPULAR PRICES 25 uro 60c MISS NEAXLY STEVENS Or EcBorXAX awd Akbbicast RxrcTATiow WIU give onenf her delightful i PIANO RECITALS 3C AT UNION SQUARE HALL 421 POST BT Thobsdat Evxxixo Oct 23 1890 Mrss Nbalit STxrvxxs Is a verr talented and Industrious American piahiste of excellent tech leal abilities endowed with great Intelligence ambition and endurance Dk HaksyosBcxxow Reserved seats I On sale at Sherman Clay A Gos on and after Monday October 20th OAKLKrr MANAGER DR PIERCES PIjIlLETS Regulate and cleanse the liver stomach and bowels They are purely vegetable and perfectly harmless One dose Sold by druggists S5 cents a vial SffiTHS CA STOB In this dty October 19 the wife of Castor of a son LARKKIN In San Rafael October 19r the wife of Joseph Larkin of twin daughters MAEaUAGIS POlXIVEi FARKISSON Ia this ettr October 22by RevT FllbeaCaptalnJohn 8Donivexto Alice Parkinson BRrjNSTHtTR Intnisclty October 20 by Rev Esbjorn Otto Brunner to Hilma Thurboth of thlsdty SMITH WILSON In this dty October 18 Bnt ler Smith to Etta Wilson RAE OTjONKELL Ib thts dty October 22 by Rev At uiosoa James ae Alary i ODonnen both of this city FOLEY iBCLLIVAS Ih thl ellylby Reri Father Smith Edmund Ju Foley to Elizabeth li nuuivan now oi una cuy HODGE MUNRO Ib this cSty October SL avn1r XT Hiiiln In Uthltfl Bnm hau a liu raovea corner rut ana uuea ntf this i car Chronic Cough Now For If you do not it may become eon sumptlve For ConntmptUm Serofula General Debatfy and Wtuttng lMteastt there la nothing like STTS Of Pure Cod LiTer Oil and hypoPHOSPHif cs Of Xtlxxiw aaxxel Soda It is almost as palatable es milk Tar better than other so called Emulsions A wonderful flesh producer CALIFORNIA BASEBALL LEAQDX CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES TO MORROW THrnsDAV October 23d at 3 it SASf FRANCISCO vs OAKLAND Satcbdat October 25th at TK OAKLAND VSBAJ rKASUSUU StrKPAV October 26th at 11 a so ALLENS vs RCRLINGTONS At 3 SAN FRANCISCO VS SAORAMENTO Admission 23c and lOtv Ladles free Reserved seats 25c extra on Sundays On aala at win Fincks Phelan BuDdtng S20 Market Street OEAND BAZAR Opening Monday Evening October 20th Closing Saturday Evening November 8th NEW CATHEDRAL HALL Van Ness avenue and 0Farreti street SINGLE ADMITTANCE 25 CENTS TT Krelinc Sons SS4 BS8 XarkA ft A ASP EXKCTRIO LlflHTjrttM VX tares The only manufacturers cnihseotst Xbmmnpv B6cBBIES tope5erianiwV VJLssJerswalldescrlptlarjcf Grocertss TUlmaa A Benast I sixes and Nmnhexs Gorrsgxud and Bv Koonag and hiding IT HotaarB Vntnd JM WelhvFanra Kri 140 smari PaclllcresVuWestera Colon Jiff nnern racinc ara titwy oa call 4iSS Prime liercsnt lie I IV68L Bternng Jixraangfl MUy BUhif KU demand 4 86 Silver Jt oaoce 1 Mt sst Ireights by stasia to Liverpool aomlaai Istdox October 22 TJtilted Stats4X Bonds HiHSCL 100 Sliver Bullion 4V Bank sUad rstofintfest52 Ooatols 91 11 16 Bt fSiUfAvfiiK yvodwrla at th i East cMDlitcVt6beCHl0XIdE Cauaod October 22 Th Califirola Dried Froir kstJs viet traf steadyt rhanses from last is ar verr slight jouiRirala Greeit Fruits itlanefn wvlslipplyand the frpllng was Swesfc meraoie stock imu oi 4Trs urapesv i mrHSMiin oe soMviow tTwes ruipas reaches 81 2SG2 as in onalitvi Pears ITMerKelUs 1 2Si 50 yiaa and Xastet tcrre a iai Z3 ascet raves ni esses i sc ltTokay7tr35f CornechortT 2531 Kiwm sa unotawacangBra ceaus ineBsar for Hon Lt vstv firm Ialho Kastthels Dsslerablfr cxdietmnt owrn tft Itneraf bnvtnir erporters The demand here Is good with prices pewnat mznev eKmnrrumanauregossonag leTlfcCaiabrnts40S43e i Sew Tork Stdek Market Mtctsl IsspatSa tothe ClteaxrctK jrw Y4BX October 22 i The Steele market waa mT somewhat of a surprise on account of the wrb wracli prices were lilted en light per The great tiqutdation Walt street lias frea Stocks from the broisrs1 offices Into tbe of strong parties making a scarcity of long F1 la tbe street Sugar lteflnerles were estiec weak throrgbout the day and tbe strength Id sb general Ilstwas mt samclent to hold it np Id BBBRUSt hoar a iretterst TmuHlott Tfofn tbe net ef the day ws rndsced by realttatfons Bpbtf WMicei Ttnsl changes howsrer are almost is soiy advances lor small fractious but Sugar is uevernmentuonds were dull but fimv ToSahraaeiJ T0 8aa VeuraJ iOBaatnego Totahu Tile diseflfa ofwnichlrtA The list of ire hambersSaef liltalUntndl MisrelliueW Islaads fi MelWrfie atKJI OsatzAmerlcl Te vessels cl csrryitig capacll time last year 1 1 gnus loading ITlag capacity The LoXdqx Octl ShipCnentvtryl Hrornia 84s Sd Cargsel coast Wll Paris firm dearer Frehefcl tnEhgland UTiiroob No 1 and Isclndiogaub 7s 74 34 holders offer ml The tees of 1 by the Prod ace I OctoberV AovemberMk December Jsrnarv eebruary -M ami iiiiit ApTHifiJ atay The Th Chicago 1 were a trifle weJ but at the dose i range of prices Chicago I Ttatfnn Aetobr December JtewTorkl Detlvefr Tashv October Novemher December Maw Th The sample Wi active and price Js constderabur Shipping grades 1 much heavier If 1 The Call Board hi CALfcW Rnvee leadLii I Bntft season I 1 a acre were no rTotal aaleaiB fton5UO Th JJary the denand for i falf Offerlmrt thing new No jreadUjs obtained I but prices arfstrl scUve andstroltd CASL li I Barer 1890 Buyer srason May CauB rg LOTS TO STT TrTraEOTTBCO1 brated Velvat Xampblask fcr anMdsl wtij sldewaiki Ai Lionels Ji 4tHaad40Bar l2iS23im lercatsiocua A Cok ton 411 afsrkslfjts JT Tvanna 1 Snerwood eTweo4V ea Francisco Fortlaad and Las Amsv Aj taiL AgenU for the Del SorapOjaa a wmpaoyJaiu iepoijorriyiu 1 iAUe Knowles Xstniber SXcisiBoosa4i Chieas Orsla TBrfeeta wist Dispatches to In Cat sovicie fttowo October Wheat nnd TSUiif What Wei tmmedlaely foUowd by good bay tana an advance nf Kale Drtuirbt out free ef rw under which price eedtofT laitc theo SrTfr1 siTTsa snnwt ntrtaFSw sV li Intfa tnnt swiltt Tj Receipts egj UO bushels shlpmews i JK tober42The Wheat market closed casn SI Oiiai 0 i i December I oo jiovenv 3ve a 1 Tf fuiauBCi 0 Corn steadyjeasb 6Htt Sot WXir 5kc Oats steady cash 45 imbsTj 4IS May 4IirsRy Flnn rf Ma to KKrW Vnrtr anal ararhsita NW DispawhjM the CBaotct i 1 October V2eite npanaistteed eSStelariAbiUliA swUVTIVlka In WBOctobf 181531120 November 1I6H Ceoeniber 17151720 JaapVv 174J BurrlBS0 Bnyerseason 1 May Total nV son low May Qats are Very I Supplies are too Cornhleil heavy Choice WmU The demand Is IrrilJ Theseasoa fcrl ovefc reAcbes practically ont i I stm arrlTine In I ptyoftbenurkcl UBtn Oranges The detBindi Cbojce WlneOr good tnqutry necfedal arrfnOartl vtrycarce Ur Peppers and Seass String Bi high Sgunnc Tl msrEst JAPANESE OHRYSANTHEMUMS FLOWER SHOW We have an assortment pf 500 Beautiful Chrys anthemus for sale at redueed prices JAPANESE QARDEN cor Market aad Reservoir sts near Fourteenth and Church sts 1H ii TO ORDER 350 AND UPWARD XTXrflD TO ORDER 1 500 AND UPWARD 3ds StooktortStreet 434r Kearny Streets Scotts Emulsion there are poor Imitations Get thi gtnuint FOKTKR BCOTT Successors to W1LLIAM Hf PORTER Funeral Dtrectere A Practical XmbalmersV Nor 11 Eddv Street WrTVlenbone No 3W JcAdJJhSTTlTitXlTurTuJlTSriJ jtsuccessortowix JtAjmTOjrj General Undertakers and Embalmers i viroi4KuvitMjuyrwf ourut Ok ra noaery ranersoa a specialty i etepnone na7 QUFERIOR COURT COCNTY OF ALAMEDA In tbe matter of tha estate of THOMAS VAR i miKxuni Notice Is hereby given that the Superior Court ef Aiameoav county department nas Ht JUUv DAY the 3d day of November 1890 at 10 oclock a for the hearing of tbe return of sales of real estate betocglng to the estate of said decedent In the dt and county of Saa FrancIaCo Increased bids of at least 10 per cent may be JeR at the clerks Ofice of said conn or at the office cf WI1K lam Loewyr aUorney law 310 Pine street San Francisco THOS VARNEY HH PITCHER JOHN TAYLOR Executors of the last will of The Vameydectased October 261890 the dtr and countrot San Frandaco State of Uatlfornla Department No 9 Probate In tbe matter of the estate of GEORGE LCDWIQ HUCH deceased Notice is hrhv cfven that MONDAY the Sd day of November Anls90at lu ciocs a at of said day and the courtroom of juw nun at new wiy xiau in tnera ana COUntVof Katt rntndni fiuti nf CHfnroTil hT been BODotnted aa the time and nlace for tirovfn the will of said George Lndwtg Huch deceased rjieoeiorine issoance to turn ot tetters testament Sited October 3LAXV 18L Ofil A TlAVttSIrsV tSeatl By OfiO ADaKs Deputy Utrk fcgulurnlahau nirrftor gsssssiesSi toreither Areor Incandescent Kai5L tor Natlonsl Tranaloi mer Bystam tvtationat electrio KRtS AT MEST COElectrlc JMgmej descrlpUon Central StatkiM sndj JtFebruary 1605 Mayv 1545 potRle ki JtonswKtrmwHtstntal slsnMUMfc eiegarSj armtsslen of Smi hhd Mbscovsdo 9 SArf IT huts Molssse Sagr8 iidlliielr euiet and ttesay CnppiT Uo krvVOer 6 It Lead steadyt fcmtstle aj go Tia steadys Strattj 2LM if i i i Jri Kxprts ifr Tfheai fwspatchtotteCitKpicni oBKoobTt22 AUento Hsnt by tpjprs to the fact that toe erports of Wheat sr am iwOi KI JrKTtVrSl rrpondtiiittrlod SetwlttMshdfjtbkt iSTRJ Mlol06aagatat 8js jearagoi itS sSeneral afBrkets QSi UfKnafW i rK lS October 22 Ftllolng arsa cldns Tbs market fo sapply nvri ei Jgbt TherecefptsO kndthesnarket iaronseqiieatR niaterialmafbt meat ia Packed t22324e Sloan srsftlUbnpglra Igntssevrtji however thire deniasd Ktst tA TberaisttUii Sales of fsnH gate at least 6001 Scoured dtitil stocltOf WA cl gradaenybdng I excess of the reH Liaet wi mf frl jonred quot lots6ftt ft iATr Jtwew Vor Stsndsrd LolBamo Ofiiober 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