Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 3

OAKLAND DAILY TUESDAY, -OCTOBER 38, 1879. flcial paper for pnrpoeaie for rtfpaiaiisg ttr-ttLEY AFfAlrSwA 2nrV7.T0-DAT. Active. Smith, Isboors Croat Bodega; IS sks potatoes, 20 bxs butter, to Rouse Laws, KEtS TO-DAY. mnD of GUFznviaoni The Linden Lane Projected Open izig llejected.

BROOMS '-Extra No fS; NS i 3 60; No 1 $4. Common Vo No. r. 1 75; No Extra Pataat, Now 1, 98 09; No. 2, ii 60; No.

$2. Amies' Star Extra, N'V 1, 9 1 60; No. 2, No. $3 6V with the asusl discount to the trade. BREAD -Assorted eraekefi lolSe Bos.

ton Batter Osam and Graham 8c: Picnic Tit (Successors to O. K. FREEMAN A Co. -Importers and dealers In every dssoriptlon of FOREIGN AND DOMEOTIC COAL. Ex-recent arrivals, i For sale in lots to suit, WEST HARTLEY COAL, COYPEN MIKES, KEY CASTLE, 1112.

WELLIKQTON COAL, YEUIKOTOrJ C0LKF3Y. D. C.1 SCOTCH SPLINT, DUKE OF HAMILTON COUKRY, SYDNEY COAL, NEVCASTLE WALLS END CO. H. C.

U. SEATTLE COAL, SEATTLE T. 7ASIII3TCr TL. COOS BAY COAL, HEYPORT COAL COOS CAY, C2. ANTHRACITE, YILKESBARRE COAL FRANK BARNARD CC.

GEORGE S. BKOHUEnr, EIanaCer. CORNER OF EIGHTH -AND FRANKXTN jsTREETS. Special Bates to parties taking two tons and i. 28 FHAKCE AKDCOMMERCE.

Danvv rcramra lanuirs omci, Tuesday, October is, 187. Sh foa October 7, 1879. U. 8. Bomb IWJ: tj.

1051; as, tOzJ. Sterling Ex BilTMBm, Stiver Coin, Utl 9 cent dlsoouat. Money -7J cent. Stacks, strong; Western Union, 102 Pacific Had, 85; Mariposa, Wells-Fargo, lOft; Kew York Central, ISO; Erie, 89j; Panama. 17 Union Paclflc, 90; do Bonds, 110; Central Pacific, 110; Lake Shore 081; North western, 103i; St.

Paul, 09; Sutro Tunnel, Si; Quicksilver, 19J; LeadvUle, SJ; Cariboo, 4J. California Wool, steady Spring; fleece, 24 333c; burry, 1214o; pulled, 736c; Fall clip, 1720c; burry, Whale Oil, steady, Winter-bleached. aSftSfe; Sperm Oi, steady, 72373c; Winter, bleached, 8593c Bides, firm, 21i22c K. T. Wheat, firm, at 1 4Ql i.

Floor, strong. Uvsnreob, October fJ7. ls79. Average Cal-fonua Wheat, Club, lis 7d lzs 3d. unDO.

Wxber23, 87 15-M98. j. s. Bonds l'. 105; 4fs, ft- IhshcuI.

The following quotations, showing the ruling rates in the San Francisoo market, are revised daily by Sutro bankers and brokers, 408 Montgomery street: Buying. Selling. HaU Dollars Par Par Mexioan Dollars 92 V3 Standard Silver Dollars. Par Stiver Bars, 997 fine 11J dis. 11 dis.

Uold Iters Kw York Sight Drafts. SJew. York Tel Transfers 25a30 London SO-day bills, bnk 4l(-t9j iiOndon 80-day bills, com 60J50 Vans 60-day bills, bank's Paris snort bills 6.21fcr5.20 Ham borx 60-day mark. 94tHj bank dis. rate, 9 annum 810 9 cent Call loans, Al collaterals 66 9 Mortgage paper, city 6t8 cent Mortgage paper country.

10(312 9 ct Mlecella aeona Siseai tsd Bends. The following; list is revised daily by Sutro bankers and brokers, 408 -Montgomery street. SOKD8 TUESDAY pour ranny uumor, rarim, I days irons Ban mo odm time, to imvis unreu. CLEARANCES. Mopat, October 27.

stmr Zealand la. Chevalier. Honolulu snd Sydney; Williams, Blanchard A Co. nip Sbeohev. Brodrick Castle, Seward, Cork, Robt, Ship Frank Thayer.

Maeft, Liverpool; McNear. firbarit Bahnore; Davis, Havre; Defener Cdv Ger bark Bodild, Hacke, Falmouth; Philips, bpeyer at, Co. Bktn Ella, Brown, Honolulu; Welch ft Co. DEPARTURES. Monday-, October 27.

Br trtrar Zealandia. Chevalier, Honolulu and 8vdhey. Stair Monterey, Von Helms, Mendocino. Stmr Los Anireles. Le Ballister.

Eureka. Br ship British Consul, Atkinson, Liverpool. TScbr Hueneme, Elliott, Port Gamble. Schr Jas Townsend, Henrix, Coos Bay. Schr Lulu, Coleman, Timber Cove.

STEAMER MOVEMENTS. TO ARRIVE. from. xsr. DVB.

Senator San Buenaventura. Oct 28 Colima Panama Oct 28 State California. Portland Oct 28 Humboldt Eureka Oct 28 Empire Victoria ft Nanauno Oct 29 Monterey 81 Orizaba San Dievro" 1 2 2 3 3 4 Los Anireles. Eureka Geo Constantine San Buenaventura China Monterey Monterev City of Sidney TO DEPART. HAMS.

DESTINATION. DATS. South Carolina. Panama" Oct 28 Oregon Portland Oct 29 Constantine San Buenaventura Oct SO City of Chester. Victoria ft Pt Townsend.

Oct. 30 Ancoa Diego Oct 31 Monterey Monterey Nov 1 Humboldt Eureka. Nov 2 State of Cala Portland 3 Monterey Mendocino Nov 3 Orizaba San Diego Nov 5 Newheni Mexican Ports Nov 5 And way porta. I MIRTHS. CLEMENT In this city, October 26, to the wife of Clement, a son.

HARRIMAN In San Francisco, October 27, to the wife of Harrimau, a son. PETER In San Franeiseo, October 27, to the wife of Conrad Peter, a daughter. KING In San Francisco, October 27. to the wife of A a daughter. SM IT1I -In San Franeisao, to the wife of Wm Smith, a son.

COHEN 111 San Francisco, October 26. to the wife of Cohen, a son. WYRICH -In San Francisco, October 26, to the wue oi Christian nvnen. a son. HlGaiNS In San Francisco, October 25, to the wue oi uu unarms, a dauirhter.

MOLERA In San Francisco, October 20, to the wife of Molera. a dauirhter. HEALD In Ukiah, October 16. to the wife of Heald. a son.

LEDOUX In Oneida Valley, October 4. to the wife of Frank Ledoux, a dauirhter. I MARRIAGES. LEVY FISCHER In San Francisco, October 26, by the Rev Aaron Messing, Chas Levy and Kosa Fischer. HANMAN MARTIN In Dixon, October 26.

Hamnan and Mrs Martin. HEGGLER TAYLOR In Black Bear, Siskivou Co, October 17, Thos Heggler and Susan Tavlor. KINU KELLEY In Grass Valley, October 19, Klnar and Alicia A Kellev. ECU PECK In Chico, October 21, Franc-is Mecura and Mary A Peck. RUNS ELS DAVIS In Rohnerville.

October 16, Runnels and Lizzie Davis. I DEATHS. CLEMENT In this city, October 27, Rufus Harvey Clement, aired 42 years and 10 months. CALAGHAN In San Francisco, October 27, Thoe Francis, youngest son of John and Mary Calaghan, a native of San Francisco, aged 9 months and 12 da vs. BRYANT In San Francisco, October 26, infant gou of Geo and Laura Bryant, aged 1 month and 23 days.

PETERSEN -In San Francisco, October 27. Anna Sophia, beloved daughter of John and Anna Petersen, aged 1 year, 1 month and 18 da vs. R1MMINS In San Francisco, October 27, Masgpe, beloved daughter of Julia and Wm Criuimins, a native of San Francisco, aged 1 month and 10 da vs. BURKE In San Francisco, October 27. Mary Delia, beloved daughter of Andrew and Mary Burke, a native of San Francisco, aged 10 months and 27 davs.

MLLOAHY In San Francisco. October 26, Pat rick Mulcany, a native of Caslme, County of Cork, Ireland, ajred 37 years. IIERROLD In Sn Francisco, October 27, Teresa, only daughter of and Agnes Her-roluV a native of San Francisco, aged 1 year, 6 months and 1 day. OCOXNELL In San Francisco, October 27, Jas son of Jeremiah and Johanna O'Connell, a native of San Francisco, aged 4 months and 7 days. MOULIFF-In San Francisco, Michael John McAuliff, beloved and only son of Margaret McAaliff, a native of San Francisco, aged 21 years, 1 month and 19 davs.

McGIlLAN In San Francisco, October 27, Stephen McGillan, a native of County Tyrone, Ireland, aired 39 years and 6 months. HAMMER In San Francisco, October 27, Rich ard i Hammer, a native of Norway, aged 30 years. ZEH-f-In San Francisco, October 27, Theodore aired 38 years. ALFORD In Sacramento, October 24. Mrs Mary Alford.

a native of Alabama. LEWIS In Grass Valley, October 21, Wm Lewis, aged 19 years, 2 months and 18 days. RAINFALL. U. 8.

Signal Service Weather Report, San Fran- Cisco, October 28: Rainfall for 24 hrs ending 4.33 A. M. Oct. 24. .22 Rainfall for season 1879 24.48 Rainfall for season 1878 35.03 Rainfall for season 1877 10.66 WIND AND WEATHER REPORTS From the United States Signal Service Station October 28.

Bid. Ask. 105 106 65 70 90 ..28 SO ..95 100 95 lfO 105 110 ..104 106 100 102 112 115 70 72 S5 HO 40 70 112 115 10(5 110 ..75 80 11C 85 105 110 115 117 50 45 50 60 65 30 35 22i 25 135 140 "0 90 DO Si 40 oi me roots oi ma iourt nouse ana County Jail, and also the dome and wood work on the Court. Honae roof "(one odat to be placed on the tin and two coata on the wood work) eaeh bidder to atate in hia bid the price for which he will do said work and present hia bid to tbe Clerk on or before 12 clock noon Mondav. November 10, 1870, the Board reserving the right to reject any or all bids, Each bidder must accompany hia bid with a certified check of $100 as a guaranty that he will enter into a con' tract and bond in the aum of $250 conditioned that the work shall be completed within thirty days after the award is made.

R. B. Nixon. Overseer of Tern escal Road District, appeared before and stated to the Board that that por uon ex tne san raoio road extending from the Temescal bridge to the charter line of Oakland City needed to be repaired, and, on motion, the matter of repairing the same waa referred to Mr. Woolsey ana Overseer Nixon with power to act.

Mr. bmith reported that the irou rafters for the Hall of Records had been received from the East, and that they were not exactly in accordance with the plans and spicifications. The con tractor, Mr. Nutting, offers to rivet iron atrapa which will remedy the defect and make tbeni heavier and stronger. The order was sent Eavt and the mill manufacturing them had made a slight mistake in reversing the flanges on them.

The said iron rafters were accepted on condition that the contractor shall strengthen them as above suggested. LINDEN LANE MATTER. The report of viewers in road survey No. 1931 (Linden Lane) was called up, and A. A.

Moore asked that an order be entered rejecting said report and dismissing proceedings hereio. J. V. Martin, attorney for Beebe, tiled bis objections to the approval of said report and opposed the rejection of the report for the reason, as he argued, that it could not be legally rejected until the report had been con sidered, testimony heard and the road found not to be a necessity. Air.

rlart, attorney for Wallace minors, also objected to the rejection of the report of the viewers, and filed bis objections with the Clerk. Mr. Moore urged that the report should be rejected on the ground that the report of viewers was informal and rregular, and, if approved, would not support a judgment of the District Court in case condemnation proceedings were instituted therein. Mr. Martin said that he desired the Board to judicially determine that this road was not needed.

Mr. Moore reohed that this the Board could not do. Mr. Smith thereupon moved that said report of viewers be rejected and proceedings dismissed, which motion was carried. BRIDGE AT DUBLIN.

Mr. Green stated that a small bridge was needed on the public road in front of Mr. Dougherty's house, in Dublin. The old bridge was built of rails and earth, and the rails having decayed, the bridge has collapsed. On motion, the matter of building a new bridge there, to be ten or twelve feet wide, was referred to Mr.

Green with power to act. Mrs. Burton, formerly of Grayson, Stanislaus county, and for the past three months a resident of Oakland, and who has three small children, asked for relief. She was willing to work if she could find anything to do. She said she could make a living by washing if she had the necessary apparatus.

Mr. smith moved that Mr. Myers be- authorized to rig her out with these articles, which motion waa lost. The Board adjourned to Monday, November 3, 1879. REDUCED RATES.

The New Schedule for Cheaper Telejfraphy The Cable Between Oakland and San Francisco. On Saturday next, the first of No vember, the new system of half rates for night messages, goes into effect on the Western Union lines. By this ystem messages may be left at any office during the day or evening for transmission during the night to be delivered early next morning at one "half the usual rates. This reduction extends throughout the Coast as well as to the Jastern States. Messages to New York which cost two dollars during the day can be sent at night for one dollar.

Messages to Oregon which now cost one dollar will then cost but riftv cents. There will be no rate however less thau 25 cents, though a message of twenty words can be sent at night for that amount to places where tbe regu lar rate is 2o cents. While not cheapening the rate in the immediate vicinity, it gives the public the benefit of double the ordinary number of words. On the first of the month there will also be a reduction in the regular rates to a number of points on the Pacific Coast, there being then no rate higher than $1 50. This effects places like Victoria, B.

which has heretofore been $2. Three new wires have lately been connected between Oakland and San Francisco by tbe new cable, making six wires between the two cities. In tbe spring four additional wires will be ready to connect with the cable, which has seven conductors, so that Oakland will be well supplied with telegraph facilities, TAKING POSSESSION. Squatter Fence In a Portion of the Water Front. Yesterday and to-day men were at work engaged in building a fence around a portion of the Oakland Water Front extending some six hundred feet along the line of the proposed ship channel, west from Clay street.

It is understood that O. H. Burnham and H. D. Hougham are the principal movers in the matter.

The alleged ground of their taking possession is said to be that the lands in question belong to the Government; that the Carpen tier, or Water Front Company's title is null and void by reason of these facta, viz: That it is based upon the transfer of the marsh lands by the Government to the State, bv the State to the city, and by the latter to Car pen -tier et al. That the- United States Government never disposes of or cranta or gives away its title to the channel of navigable stream, or to tbe banks thereof; that by Act ot con- press San Antonio Creek was declared to be a navigable stream; hence, the alleged transfer of the lands adjacent to that stream by the Government were, in the first place, null and void, consequently the subsequent transfers by the State to the city of Oakland, and by the city to Carpentier were also null and void, and tbe land is still property of tbe General Government. It is atated that the design is to ask from the Oakland City Council a franchise for a wharf which those who have taken possession will build. Hl-Trw tna mt Mat Harris. The attention of Judge Redman waa occupied yesterday afternoon with the application of Mary A.

Harria for ths possession of a little girl 10 years old named Kate Harria, who bad voluntarily put herself nnier the protection of Mr. L. B. Edwards, stating to his brother's family, as well as to hia own, that she had been badly treated by tbe woman An examination showed that the child had severely whipped and braised. Her mother, who is living ia the East, has written to Mr Edwards to the effect that she would send for her daughter as soon as sh was able to bear the expense of: her traiisTortatkn.

CoL Fellows has kindly secured a pass for the unfortunate little Onev as far as Chicago. The ca-M was continued for one week, Addltlotaal Abm9-ta Ft rrea tfa Exeawatlans Btlr far Haatlag th hass rBOM OCR SPECIAL OORBXSFONDXNT.J The fire on tbe University ground did more damage than was at first supposed: Originating on ths bills in the rear, and swept along by the high north wind, it defied the utmost efforts of three hundred or more, who had assembled to light it. Despite them it entered the grounds, and found fuel in the thick layer of fine, dry grass, spreading with great rapidity. The fire reached the pine trees, ran up them and made them cones of fire, leaving them but blackened skeletons. It passed over the Eucalyptus like a flash, seeming to consume the gummy surface.

not destroying the foliage, but leaving it seared and scortched. It was only when it had reached the carriage-way running through the upper part of the Univer sity grounds, that it became manageable and was stopped. All the trees above are probably destroyed. Tbey represent the growth of some eight years, and it will be a matter of time, as well as money, to replace them by as nourishing a growth. Had the fire taken place in the night, besides destroying many more of the treea and the minor buildings within the crounda.

it mifiht have destroyed the Mechanics' building. On the followinz niuht workmen were de tailed to watch tbe grounds, for fear that some Bmouldenng embers might set the fire going again. Gen. Grant was expected at Berkeley last Saturdav. and waa looked for un- availingly all day.

Work has begun in the excavation of the bank to the north of the main build- ne. A width of about thirty feet be tween these buildings and the site of the prospective Art Gallery Building, is to be lowered to the level of the ground upon which the north and south nails tand. 1 be dirt removed is utilized itj completing the terracing on the south side. At the creen houses a boiler is being put up for heating during the winter. It will be poewible by it to preserve a more equable temperature than heretofore attainable.

In fact, it will add much to the efficiency of these house, they being before this of but partial utility from tbe impossibility of preventing extremes of temperature. HAYWARDS ITEMS. from our special correspondent J. C. Sabine Bros, have concluded that this town is the place to invest their earnings.

Saturday they closed bargain with Mr. Khodehammel, the agent of the Atherton estate, for a farm. Heretofore they have been sending their money East. A building on the Palomares Creek, known as "the Brophy barn," was burned Saturday night, together with 50 tons of baled hay, and some farm ing implements. Une man naa nis hands terribly burned while trying to save some of the tools.

The hay belonged to the Jan sen Bros. (From the Journal of October 25th. The Skatiag Rink will open soon. A. B.

Grogan was in town Monday. The Graham residence is already under cover of shingles. Miss Lizzie Senile of San Fran cisco, is visiting the Misses crick el. Harry Jessup, a nephew of W. H.

Jessup of this place, is visiting his uncle. Tuesday was the eleventh anniver sary of the great earthquake. Nobody celebrated it. Sawyer will try to organize a musical society in town soon. The idea is a laudable one.

The squash harvest has commenced. Thousands of tons of this feed have been grown about here this year. Chickens with a good business ca pacity are better than a gold mine as ong as eggs are quoted at ov cents per dozen. Wm. Meek has just returned home from a two weeks' visit to the Bartlett Springs, and appears to be in more substantial health than duriug any time in the last year.

Bit. Eden. H. Meininger is already busy re pairing cultivating implements. Mr.

Willie's tank-house is finished and is quite an ornament to the place. H. Petermann has a petition for the purpose oi bunding a new nan on shares. F. B.

Granger, of Alvarado, is now running a stage Irom tne luversiae Hotel to Hay wards. C. Bothsow has been very sick for some time. From last accounts he is said to be slowly recovering. Wild ducks are setting numerous now and large numbers of them will be killed during tbe moonlight nights.

The party known as the "Pelican Club" has again leased the extensive marsh south of Alvarado this season for hunting. LEGAL NOTES. A plea of "Not Guilty" was entered to-day in the case of John Warner vs. His Creditors in the County Court, as to accusation of fraud. The case of John D.

Thompson vs. James J. McDonnell et was decided to-day in the Third District Court by a decree ordering the case dit missed aa to defendants, Joseph Corley et al. down to Edwin Block, and in favor of plaintiff against others, and for $475 counsel's fees. To-day in the suit of 0.

Boss vs Cornelius Yerzer, et in the Third District Court, on motion of Geo. L. Morgau, attorney for defen dant! E. Green, it waa ordered that demurrer of said defendant be with drawn, and by consent of all parties, decree ordered entered in favor of plaintiff in accordance with the prayer of the complaint. In the Third District Court to-day in the suit of the Oakland Bank of Savings vs.

Mary E. Bee man, on motion of plaintiff's attorney, the default of Mary E. Beeman was ordered entered, and it was also ordered that the original answer of Mary J. Gracey may stand as answer to the supplemental complaint, and by consent of all parties a decree was ordered in favor of plaintiff in accordance with prayer of the complaint, and in favor of Mary J. Gracey, in accordance with her answer and cross complaint.

NEW TO-DAY. TICKETS FOR THE Ante' Mil Can )be bad at the RED HOUSE 005 Broadway, bet. Tenth and Eteventb Sta an imtvhaaars of five dollars worth of any kind of roods will be presented with a eoniplimen- AUTHORS' CABNT7AZ. Now taklnjr place at th Mechanics' Pavilion Baa micuw. costume fori presume moat ro.

So call on our alesman, th emu toons Caro. A Waltar 8eot Lady of th Lake, H.H lit you out and no mirtaka, Or Longfellow', heroin, Teonysoo, Moor and i Bums Bell suit you ladies, com take your turns, Cora bring- tb children, the littl wttehc, Ball dress CoL I. Hays' littl braaebe, ami th daintiest Boot, aad Shoos that s'er waa seen, t. presided e'er by ths keenest Keen; Now what we bar and intend to keen, Excels Jules Tern. 'a cufeatiM under (be deep.

JBJLlJIDXj 1005 Bread wajr 0104 8c; Soda, Santa Clara, 8c Sugar, 8c: Am. ILI t5e Jenny Lmd, 10c; Ginger Nuts, 124c; Lunch Biscuit, He: Milk, Btiuc; rio ae, 12Jc: ship Bread, Sic; Pilot do. 44ic; Saloon Pilot. 7c: uinger caues, iuc; Aimaoei, lze; cocosjmt; crack nell. 28c: cracker Meal.

8c: Dots. 15c: egg jumoies, lac: rut is, 10c: Macaroons, Xde VllCHSli.VEU Market 65c KICK Hawaiian. 4R eU. Nv 1 wj owga, JNo. 2 do, 95 60; CANDLES -Mission Canute Works Solar sperm, iwgmc lb: do Chemical Wax.

espec-ally a. taped for mines, 16i(rtl8c; do Adaman- "wiijc. uiooe. iwgioo. San Frah-IkX) Cos Stearic Acid, 14-os, 14.

drystal iJ lie; Kagle, 12-oz, ut ivMiun trtpTEi imnr'ri if lam i To- 5d' 16116c; Solar, lllljc Werk'i A.Oross A Cos 14-oz, 13A14c; Thayer Judd Proctor A Gambia's do)J4-or, lftc: 12-qi, llic; Woods A Conahn' Globe do, -t, llllic.HarknwW Ptctit Wax, 19i19ic: vi rant's, Steari A'era, 14 ox. 14c; Schaeffers, 14-os Stoam AOtd, 16c; do 12-oz Star, 11c. CANNED GOODS Assorted Table Fruits, 24. cans, 92 603 doz; Peaches, 92 75. As sorted Pie Fruits, 9--r92 25: gall tins, 95 00 Tomatoes, 24-fb cans, 91 2591 60; gall tins 93 60a94.

Pickles. 6-eall kirs. 91 76; 10-e-al do, 93 50; J-irall, 93 25; quarts. 92 25; Jams snd Jellies. 2i-lh cans.

33 i.Vrf3 60 dn. CEMENT, LIME, ETC Eastern Rosendale Cement, 292 60 bbl. Knartish Portland 94(5 25. Lime. 91 25(91 50.

Golden Gate Plaster, 2 75998 COAL Monte Diablo, 4i5l ton: Coos Bay. So 60(8: Seattle. S65 SO: Australian. 94 60C497 50: West Hartley. 258: Scotch spnnt, weinnaton, mt4S; Nanaimo, Liverpool steam 50.

COrFEK- Prime Central American Greens quoted at 17Jc per tt. Manilla, nominal Rio quotable at 1617c. Java. 25t2c. DRUGS Alum, Sfc; Brimstona, 8i9Jc Cream Tartar.

35040c: Nitrre Ac-id. l-2Ailrtc: Tartaric Acid, 5660c: Sulphuric Acid. 2i4c: Bi-Carb Bnrta iiiAMc- rNtustio Kn4 iw- KM Ash. 2it.V- fta.1 Sxlif li-V- ooua, ztrazw; tsiue vitnol. 7K(8c Hour Sulphur.

9 lb: Sulphate of Ammonia. 9140 wton; Washing Ammonia, in carboys and cans, 10c lb do pints, 92, do quarts, 93 Crude Ammonia Concentrated, 30 dag, Beaume, 18c 9 in carboys and cans. SOAP Castile. 9CfM2c as to maks. Local makes of Pale and Chsraical Olive, 4kc; fancy kinds, 78c Mission Chemical Olive, 55875c box of 20 bars.

Washing Powders, 812ai5 gross. WINES California Angelica, 94 87(g5 So; aaret, 93 25(3 50; Port, ntl0; Sherrv, 95(rt 5 50; White 92 30(36 50 cs. The foiiowimr prices are for export in wood, pavable in irold eoih, free on board ship or rail: California Ury Red. foreizn irrapes. irall.

45075c: Drv White, do. 50a60c: Port. retl. 75c3l 25 do new, 65a90c: Angelica. 65iS5c.

Cham pagTiea Piper Holdseok. 925(27 Louis Ro- derer's, do. 830(gJ82; Knig Private Cuvee, 929 for qts and pts; do. Shield, 921(922, do. rTemiere OUalite.

818(rt919 Cachet Blanc, at. 931, do. pints, 932 60 Cabinet Green Seal, $22 do. pts, 923. G.

Dorr's Montilla Sherries, jrall; Lacave's dry Sherries, Hunt Port, 92 90 Oftlev Forester, do. S2i 6. CORDAGE Manila. H-inch dia. ana upward, 14c: do 12-thread 15c; do 6 and 9 thread (J and 5-16 dia), 151c.

Manila Bale Rope. 2, and 4 thread, UJc; Manila Cordage, 2-inch dia) and upward, 14c; for extra lengths and sizes, HJtftl'SJc. Discount on lots of 10.000 tt lc 3 1h. Siaal Rone lt-inch (7-16dia) and upwards, ic; do 12-thread dia) ilo and 9 thread and 5-16 dia), lSc. Sisal Bale Rope, 3 and 4 thread, 12Jc.

Discount to dealers on Sisal Rope, le tt without regard to quantitv. DOMESTIC DRY GOODS Adi-oii and Fur- nit-are Check, 1622c: Cambrics, colored and oleached, 516c: Cotton rlannel. heavy. 25c; do liifht, 812c; Cottonades, 20(35c; Denims, heavy, 28 in, 1524c; do lirlit, 27 in, 13 15c; Hickorv Stripes, heavy, 28 in, do light, 27 in, 10ailc; Printa, Merrimac Coche-oos, etc, 6Ja7c; do Shirting-, 06Jc; Ticks, heavy, 31 in, 16 do do 30 in, 1427J: do 28 in, ll13ic; do medium, 2g30 in, 9( 11c; Cotton Duck, 110, 21(S31c; do 2-0 to 12-0. 37Ja2c; do Ravens 28 in, 1522Jc; Kentucky Jeans, 1840c; DrilU, brown, 30 in, tk-c; do bleached, 30 in, 10aellc: do blue, 30 in, 1314c; Sheetings, brown Standard, 36 in, 8(3 9c; ao medium, 36 do do bleached, light, 66Jc; do 7-8, do 4-4, fine, 7Jllc; do 54, 12(318; do 64, 13 17ic; do 8-4, 1S(25; do 10-4, 22(32ic; Shirting, brown.

30 in. 5A7o. MATCHES California $1 S01 90 gross Parlor, 92 502 75, as to make YEAST POWDERS Bowen's, 48 per ktoss lib- cans; do 7 -ounce cans, 922 50; Preston Si Merrill's at 922; Donnelly's. 917. SUGAR Present re.lnery prices are asfolloa-s: Extra Powdered, lie; Crushed, Cube and Fine Crushed, lOJc; Extra Granulated, 10c; drv do, 101c; Golden 8Jc; Extra 9ic; 8Jc all in bbis.

Half bbls and bxs more for all kinds. Hawaiian, in kegs, 7.VSc lb SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS Brandy California Grape, 91 60 to 93 50 gallon, as to vintage, Cognac, $415, as to brand, etc Rum-Jamaica, 94 50a5 25. Whiskev Domestic high proof, 91 301 50; low do, 91 75 to $2 50; fine brands, 92 25d5 50 gallon, according to age; Scotch, 845 50. Gin Holland, 93g3 25 gallon; do domestic, 91 75. Pure spirits, 91 17fcgl 25 proof gallon.

Alcohol, domestic, 92 40 in tin: in bbls 92 35. SPICES We quote whole as follows: Nutmegs, 97Jcal lb; Cassia, 19cv20; Pepper China, lie; do sifted Singapore, noni inal METALS Pie Iron. 92VS26 ion. as to description. Tinplate, 9696.50$box for Coke, and for Charcoal, respectively.

Bar Lead, 66J; Pig, do 4J04; Sheet, do 8r9c lb; Sydney Bjg Tin, 17 18c; Banca do, 2021c GUNPOWDER Blastinir. 93 25 9 kes. Haz ard K. R. lb.

50o do Electric. 81: Ameri can, do Sport, 75c; Dupont's F. F. F. 50c; ao American sport, 75c: do Eagle Duck, 70c HAVAL STOKES Koein, 94 503 50 bbl; Tar, 9647t; Pitch, 93 754; Oakum, 5 50 9 ble.

Spirit Turpentine, 47Jc, 9 gall for bbls and 50c for cases. SALT California Crystal. 914 9 ton: do half. ground, 916; Bay stock, $5tqc7; Carmen Island Dairy, 91825, as to grade; do rock, 912; do hf, ground, 814. Liverpool fine, 92021 00 ton LUMBER The wholesale and retail rates are given as follows for the descriptions named: Oregon Pine, 9 M.

914 and 816; Redwood, 914 and 916; Flooring, No. 1, 923 and 926; Flooring No, 2, 918 and 920; Rustic, No. 1, 926 and 928; Rustic, No. 2, 918 and 922: Shingles, 9 91 50 and 92; Laths, 93 25 and 93 50. SYRUP Extra heavy irolden, from refinery to jobbers 424c 9 gall in bbls; 45c in hf bis; 50c in 5-gall kegs, and 60c in 1-gall tins.

Hawaiian Molasses, 15(cr20c. Eastern Syrup, 50(rti0c. OILS California Castor, from mill, 81 00 for No. 1 in cs, and 90c in cs. for No.

Linseed, from mill, 78c for raw, and 80c for boiled in bbl lots. China Nut, 70c Cocoanut, from local mill, 55c for bbls. Devoe's Brilliant, plain cans, Pratt's Radiant and Oleophene, 1820c9 gall; Standard Co's Pearl, 100-oase lota. 32c: do Astral, 8vc. Elaine, 46c FISH No 1 Mackerel, 15-fb kits.

91 75; No 2, 50; No 1 hf bbls, 910 00; No 2, do, 978 Pacific Cod, bdls, 2a3c; cs, 3Ks4c; do Eastern, 737jc: do bdls, 4c. Salmon 1-ft cans, for future delivery, 91 05(3 1 074 9 doz; do bbls, 98; do hf ao. 94. LEATHER Sole, oak-tan, 22(30c, do, Hemlock, 2024; Harness, 2535c for oak; do, Hemlock, 2428c; Skirting, oak, 30t35c; Wax Calf Skin, oak-tanned, oOcce81 10 9 lb; Wax Leather, 14ai7c 9 foot. Bridle, oak, 947 9 side; Wax Kip Skins, oak-tanned, 930(360 9 doi MINING STOCK REPORT.

Sak Francisco, October 28, 1879. The following sales were made in the San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board morsi.no sales soi la a session. 50 Alpha 14 100 Alta 5 40 523 Wash 1 00 100 Leviathan 55c 240 Mexican 35 470 Mackev 25c 530 1 20 100 40c 155 0phir 311(n2 30 Overman 8 50 200 Occidental 0 25 SfiO Potosi 300 Phil Sher. ux 200 Plutus 2 40 10 121r12e 785 8 Nev 625 1 05((tl 1CI 20 Bft 17 380 3 ttdwS 420 Bullion 6idtGi 80 Benton 3 50 10 Confl 9J 130 Cal 5jlA 375 Point. 60 640 Con bidtbi 090 Con Imp 1 05 50 Chal'ire 2 30 110 Cale 2 25 650 Con Dor 2 80 495 Exch 4 80(014 100 Flowery 45c 20 Belch 20 8000 Succor 25e 125 Hill 1 20 400 Fairfax 75c 420 Scorp'n 5Jtf 5 50 370 ft 9Srfli 1000 Sil 05c 1805 Golden 2 00.

150 Trojan 15c 50 ft 131 90 Utah 20k211 150 Justice 2 90 210 Julia 3 40032 00 Kentuck 4 00 100 Kossuth 15c 470 4200 Fargo JlOc 300 Ward 40 50 Waodville j25c 150 Jket 1415 150 Bryan 70c ntSTBRDAT AFTERNOON SESSION RCUt'tAH RS. 70 Mt Diablo 8 200 Modoc 25c 150 Maybelle 25c 100 McClin 50c 60 White 1 80 75 Mammoth ty 810 Argents 90c 100 Albion ..1 60, 150 Addenda 560 Atlas 100 250 30 Belvidere 100 Bos 400 Belmont. 430 Isle SO Bulwer 200 Been tel. 110 BodieC. 30 Mono 7 100 Belle 6 75 ..4 70 ..1 26 1200 Isle 25c 350 Navajo.

45c 250 Noonday. .3 60 240 Oriental. 50c 460 Orient 400 Para 1 25 14 650 Cham 20c 610 Cale, 00 100 Be. 30e 79 Pac 71r 130 Ray ft E. .1 26 20 Day.

80c 85 200 Star 100 Syndicate 100 8 Bodie 200 8 Bulwer. 120 King 220 Tusc 150 Tioga. 150 Tip Top 660 Unive 900 Vortex 6 60 .3 45 ..1 40 26c 200 Dudley 11 346 Eu Con 30 160 .2 60 15c ..1 76 400 Gila. 100 H'side 200 Indep. 250 Jupiter 10 Jack 260 Laopard.

200 Leeds 100 Metallic 1 50 00 ..4 00 I SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE AN VRANCrtSCO Oct. 8, I8T9 ARRIVALS. Mondat, October S7. Stmr City of Peking, Berry, 29 days and 9 boors from Hongkong, via Yokohama 10 days and 14 hoars; passenger and mdse, to Williams. Blanchard ft Co.

Stmr Ancon, Alexander, 3 days fm San Diego, etc; psssangers aad mdse, to Goodall. Perkins ft Co. 5 Stmr Monterey, Von Helms, 12 boors from Monterey, etc; paas and mdse, to Goodall, Perkins ft Co. Stmr Sas Vicente, Hannah, 11 hours from Moss Landing, etc, prodaos, toGoodaU, Perkins ft Co. Ship El Dorado, Hayden, 12 days from Seattle, 1850 ton eoaL to 8 ft Co.

Schr Clans Sprocket, Vom Schmidt, 17 day from Honolulu; passengers and tndas, to Atavism)' Tax Citaid llettarit fSttitt Affatast MtalUkl-a Cempotaa Btlot4 OetiVlsi Inillirowfa' Cs ittstdtl to fia.ll mt Rea ordl Btsvttvrs Repatlrt 4 Csanty Balldinixs. Bte. A meeting of the Board of Super visors was held Monday, October 27th, pursuant to sojournment; All present except Mr. Marlin. Mr.

Mason was called to the Chair. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and ap proved. August Moore, Pound Mister of Pound District No. 11, in Murray Township, presented his report from January "st to October 13, 1879, which was ordeted on tile. MALONEY'S TAXES.

The District Attorney reported upon the matter of taxes alleged to have been assessed twice upon lands of Maloney. The facts of the oase appear to be as follows: In the fiscal year, 1 877 -8, Maloney's property was assessed for the fiscal years, 1876-7 and 1877-8. This double assessment was anriarentlo made under the belief that Maloney's property had not been assessed for that year; wnereas, Maloney naa paid taxes on said property for the fiscal year 1876-7, and has his receipts therefor. On February 23, 1878, his said prop erty was sold for delinquent tax for the fiscal year 186-7 to one Macartney, Maloney has paid his taxes once only. and therefore is Dot entitled to have any money refunded to him.

Mecart-ney, who purchased Maloney's property at the tax sale, is presumed to have done so advisedly and to have been at the time acquainted with the titlo thereto, and must suffer the conse quences of hia negligence. Mr. Gibson gave his opinion as follows: "The difficulty seems to have arisen from a mistake of the Tax-Collector in rexrt-ing the tax delinquent when it had been paid, and while the plain principles of justice require that the county should furnish Maloney full compensation for the injury done to him and restore the title to his said land as unclouded and perfect as it was before the erroneous assessment was made, yet I am of the opinion that under the existing law the Board cannot grant the relief asked for." Mr. B. T.

Leake, oo behalf of Mr. Maloney, made a statement to the Board, whereupon the report of the District Attorney, ou motion of Mr. Dusterberry, was adopted by the fol lowing vote, viz: Ayes Dnsterberry, Green, Mason, Myers and Woolsey. rno Smith. OTHER ROAD MATTERS.

The following was adopted: The District Attorney having heretofore re ported that certain encroachments on Old Telegraph Road (Road Survey No. 1801) in Oakland township, are unlaw ful and should be removed, on motion of Mr. Woolsey, it is ordered that the Overseer of Peralta Road District be and is hereby directed to notify the parties maintaining said obstructions or encroachments in said road, to remove them within ten days after the service on them of the passage of this order, and failing to do so, that the said Overseer thereupon proceed to re move said encroachments himaell. Mr. Smith offered the following res olutions, which was adopted, viz: Re-solved, That the matter of erecting guide-posts and placing sign boards thereon be the same is hereby referred to the several Supervisors with power to direct the road Overseers in their respective districts to place fhem at the forks and crossings of all public highways in their respective districts where tbe same may be deemed necessary.

SUIT AGAINST MtTLLIKIN. Mr. Woolsey offered Jthe following which was adopted, viz: Whereas, An order was passed by this Board September 29, 1879, directing J. D. Mnllikin, late Overseer of Temescal Road District, to pay over certain moneys collected by him and unaccounted for in his reports, and the Sheriff having served notice on him of the passage of said order, and more than ten days having elapsed since said service of notice was made, therefore, Resolved, That the District Attorney be and is hereby directed to institute suit against said J.

D. Mulli- kin, late Overseer of lemescal Koad District, to recover the amount due from him as shown by a report presented by the Clerk, and adopted September 29, 1879, together with the penalty prescribed in Section 2,683, for a failure to pay over moneys upon the order of the Board of Supervisors. ANOTHER REDUCTION. Mr. Dusterberry offered the following resolution, which was adopted, viz: "Whereas, The Board of Supervisors, on May 18, 1874, and at various times subsequently, fixed the compensation of copyists employed in the Recorder's office at seven cents per folio of 100 words, and the compensation for copying indices never having been fixed by said Board, therefore.

Be-Bi-lved, That from and after November 1, 1879, all copyists employed in tbe County Recorder's office shall receive not to exceed six cents per folio of 100 words, and for copying indices they shall receive but one cent per line. Tax Collector Palmer was authorized to publish his annual notice to taxpayers in all the official papers of the county for a period of two months. Applications having been heretofore made therefor by Architect Stokes, it was ordered that iron instead of brick pedestal shall be placed on the Hall of Kecorda upon the conditions then stated by him. INDIGENT CASES. Indigent cases were reported and disposed of as follows, viz: Mrs.

O'Don- nell, of No. 5, Short street, allowed $5 per month for three months; Mrs. H. E. Smith teu, of Oakland, allowed $10 for one month; Mrs.

C. Morags, of Temescal, allowed $10 per month for two months; Margaret Mamna, of Oakland, ordered to the Infirmary; Mrs. S. Dudaon, of Oakland, referred to Mr. Myers to investigate; Mrs.

White, of Forty-aeeond and Grove sireeta: Mr. Smith reported that he had given her soma groceries and coal. Mr. Cuff appeared before the Board and made a statement regarding the grade of Ashby avenue as established by Luis Caatro, County Surveyor. He said that th last report differed very much from the one made by him nearly a year ago and that the grade had been established and built In accordance with hia former report, and was com plete.

Referred to Overseer Babcock with instructioaa to examine said are noe and report thereon at the next meeting. Mr. Woolsey, in regard to repairing Stanford avenue, verbally reported that it would be improper to repair the Stanford avenue road unless the road extends through Wiard's land. E. M.

Gibson District Attorney, verbally reported that according to tbe deed, given by Wiard, of land on Stanford avenue, the land so given ended at the junction of the Berkeley Branch with the Northern Railwav. in the land of said Wiard, and did not extend further. At 11-50 a. m. the Board took a re-eeaa until one o'clock r.

x. '--y Mrtxaomx sxasmit. The Board 3reaumed at one o'clock all being present bat Mr. Marlin. Mr.

Mason in the Mr. Meyers' offered the following resolution, which adopted, Tit; Tbe rcofa of the Court House and County Jail need repair ingj therefore, Itctolved, That the Clerk of this Hoard be and la Hereby directed to advertise in the county of- 951 BROaDWAY, FALL WINTER STYLES -THE- MOST COMPLETE -ANI Best Assorted Stoclc TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY Of all 'the new and fashionable shades of styles and DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SATI1VS, and VELYETS, Plain, Striped and Brocaded, We will offer this week some special inducements in BLACK GOODS, Amongst them a flue lot of all doable width, wool, BLACK CASHMERES. At 50e yard, -worth 75c. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE EAST A FULL LINE OF FANCY GOODS EMBRACING Worsted In all shades, Crewels la allfshades. Shetland, Saxony, and Mohair Tarns, In all shades.

Also a full assortment of JAVA, HONEYCOMB, VENUS. PANAMA, RAILROAD, APOLLO, And other Canvasses in ALX COLORS. MOM IE CLOTH IN ALL S0ADKS. TAPESTRY PATTERNS Of the Latest Dealg-a. -WE ARE NOW- Importing onr Goods DIRECT FROM The Eastern ZLXarketa, And are therefore enabled to SELL GOODS LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY.

EJ. BLOCK CO. 951 BROADWAY. NEW TO-DAY BOOKS! BOOHS! TO Ed SOLD BELOW COST! W. B.

HARDY, 989 Broadway. Oakland, ABOUT leo VOLUMES Or MISCELLANEOUS HOOKS IN PROSE AND POETRY) FOR SALE AT SO TO SO PER 1 CENT. DISCOUNT. Also on band a fine assortment ISCEJJLANEOITS BOOS. ST AD Aim POETS, POCKET KNIVES, BlVAZnTA STATIONERY, i avaaa rbnai tct Etc TCf t3T Books nrt to be fount on this coast 1 bto-ported without extra charge.

-i- i I sy New books received from th principal publishers as soon a issued t3 Libraries supplied a liberal I S7" 8ubscrm Ana tAmA ir and Magazines. B'ank Books made to order A Jarf stock of Blank Books constantly on hand at lowest prices. 17. B. HARDY, 959 Broadway, Oakland.

5 QUICK SALEC -AND 1 i SMALL PROFITS AT Old ashihgton Stre8t Lively Budness WITH INCREASED SALES. I COFFEE and TEA a Specialty. 's, i 19 Washing-tea' St. fa. W.

Co. Dth St Oaklaaa. BLYMYER OELLC I Church School and Fire Alarrn THESE BELL ARE FINE TONED, CAN BE heard as far those of copper and tin, are MORE DCK hle and UU3T ufstj than one-half the monei -tiW Read the following' testimonial, one sot thousands in our office: i i Chibt EKonraaa'a Orncs, Fins Dar astk Birr, OatuiHD, July 26. 1879. Massas.

LixrOHTH, Kics A Co Oentlemen: The Bell bought of you last sprint; fee- tbe Fir Department has, np to th present date, gives perfect satisfaction. Its tone is clear and rood, every one appears to be well pleased with Ik I JAMES HILL, Chief of Fire Department; Please send for Catalogue with, testimonial and price list to -i I UVFOBTH, RICE tfe CO; Manufactura-V Agents, 401 Market street, Saa Francisco -t FANCY GOODS The Ladle, of Oakland are cordially invited to call and examine our stock of Fancy Goods, Canvasses, Burlaps, etc. rreau Arriwal of Holiday Cods! Zephyrs, Fairy Wools, Saxonies, etc Stadip-Imr and Embroidery a specialty. Kid Gloves Cleaned and Dyed. J.

S. M. MAISniTB, 1 1 1161 B-ar GE0KGE P. METCALI LOAK jf Room Wilcox Block, southwest corner Broadway and Ninth streets, upstairs, oppoen Union Bank, Refer, to J. West Martin, President Union Savings Bank; E.

Pen one, President jDak-tand Bank of Bavings. i Notary and Csmmisslemer sDOet I Office boor, front 8:30 to r. M.H REMOVAL T. D. WsrxaontT from S66 11th street to 8 TO lata street between Franklin and Webster, wbere i prepared to do all kind, ot CARBIAQE X70Zi: At the LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES, aad guarantees satisfaction.

HOBSESHOSCia SHOP In the same building tinder th eharrs of drick who do fbselss shoeing at a set. (- ZTOTZCC W. REINHART HAVE FT7 G. tbe Livery Stable oo Eighth str. between Webster and Franklin, formerly orr by H.

Leslie, and are tow prepared tor boarders oo the best terms. Ooed Horses and Carriages always on band, ai let at prices to suit the times. Horse, bos at $18 per month. 4 Oakland, 1679. Estate of Edirjn Decsassl- AND8 FOR RALE IS ALAMEDA CC Ij as follows: la Brooklyn Towns ir.

Saa Leandro, 86 acres, the late resi ceased. Also, GO acre, near thereto, subdivisions; also, 6 acre, near I fruit, near retadene of Crayton also, 19 acres at Haywards, known ham Place ia choice trait, and sri i best cherry and currant orchard in AD the loreeotog are choicest vegetable and f--'t i Stat. Also, resiuene fb Saa leandro, corner of Davis streets known as tne 0 All the foregoing pror.erty nderstpneu, as irat.ce i will of Edmund Jo'ifk, nation can be had Block. Oakland, or lat residence cf oe-t NEW TO-DAY. POSITIVE And PKBEMTOBV AUCTION SALE BY OXiXZIT efts O.

H. A. COBB Araetioaeer OF A CHOICE PORTION OF THE The Sbepardson Tract, ALAMKDA. SATURDAY. SATURDAY November 1, 1879 AT 2:30 O'CLOCK M.

ON THE PREMISES, 4 8 $EtvLkSLlrljmoxum Webster street, Railroad, Buesut Vista, Eagle and Atlantic Avenues. Webster street being the mala rhoroa jrbfarn enmavetlMfl Alameda, with Oakland, mutt, In view it proximity so the GREAT HARBOR now 1st proeea of eoastrtaeiloa by tbe V. S. Government, prov a moat Important baaln locality. POSITIVE am BiE MPTOBV, At the head of this advertisement, is not ao "unmeaning phrase," but circumstances require it to be literally carried out, and the property offered Absolutely Without Reserve or Limit.

Facilities of communication to and from San Francisco by C. P. R. R. and Ferry Boat every hour, and by S.

P. Coast R. R. (narrow gauge) tvrelve trips daily. To and from Oakland by Horse Car Railroad on Webster street, every half hour.

Time from San Francisco to the property, 45 minutes. Time from Oakland to the property, 15 minutes. TERMS OF SALE i One-third cash, balance in one, two and three years. Interest at per cent per annum (which includes mortgage tax), payable quar terly, two per cent, discount on deferred payments for cash. For Map.

Catalogue and full particulars, apply at our offices, 1 10G Baoadway, corner of Twelfth street, Oakland, 410 Pine street (M. DOKE A CO,) San Francisco. OI.NET St Aactioners. H. A.

COBB, Auctioneer. C. BEACH, THE WELL KNOWN AND FAVORITE HAS RESUMED HIS BUSINESS AT 107 MONTGOMERY Opposite Occidental Hotel, San Francisco, Old Frleada, Patron aad th Pablle are Invited to eall. CLINTON FLOUR MILLS. rpHE UNDERSINGED, HAVING PUR- chased the Flour, Grain and Feed Store on Eleventh street, between Broadway and Franklin, of Messrs.

Sarpy A Son, will continne business at that place. A full supply of Hay, Grain and Feed constantly on hand, together with the well known brand of Flour, OXsX NTON GOLDEN STAR, Which we Guarantee to be as good as any made in the State. Orders for East Oakland taken at our office at the Mill. WESTON St WELCH. Probate Notice.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE County of Alameda, State of California. In the matter of tbe estate of Foland P. Fowler, deceased. Order to show cause on sale of real estate. It appearing in the said Court by the petition this day presented and filed by Margaret Fowler, th administratrix of the estate of Foland P.

Fowler, deceased, praying for an order of sale of ral estate, that it is necessary to sell th whole or some portion of the real estate belonging to the estate of said deceased, to pay the debts outstanding against the said deceased and the debts, expenses and charges of administration. It is therefore ordered that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased appear before the said Probate Court on Monday, the 1st day of December, A. D. 1879, at ten o'clock A. M.

of said day, at tbe Court Room of said Court, at the Court House, in the City of Oakland, then and there to show cause why an order should not be granted to the administratrix, to sell so much of said real estate as shall be necessary, and that a copy of this order be published four successive weeiks, before said time of hearing, in th Oakland Daily Evening Tai ll.il, a newspaper printed and published in said Alameda County. Dated the 28th day ot October, 1879. I R. A. REDMAN, I Probate Judge.

Dissolution of Co-Putnerahip. I THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Existing between the undersigned as joint proprietors of the Washington Hotel In this city, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, by the retirement of Loni. Frailer. Th Hotel will in future be conducted by Rose A. O'Calla-ghan, as sole proprietress, who, alone is authorized to collect bills do to the house and who will pay all legal outstanding indebtedness against the late partnership for supplies, if eon traded previous to the date ef this notice.

LOUIS FRAZIER, R08B A. O'CALLAGHAN, Oakland, Oct. to. 1879. OF HP- rrTHE GRAND CHANCELLOR K.

OF P. JL win pay tbe lodge of Alameda County an official visit at th Castle Han of Live Oak No. 17, K. of P. at their next convention, oo.

Wednesday, Oct. 29th, A full attendence is desired. Members of sister Lodge, are invited to be present. A.W. CRAIG, C.

a R. ARMSTRONG. K. ot B. A 8.

NEW FI0H STALL, O. K. EOWABDS eft CO. Formerly of Sutter St, Markets. F.

have opened I FIRST-CLASS FISH MAHauri, At mtmTU nA in fltv Market. Oakland, AH i varieties of fish, etc always FREQH and CHEAP. 01 as a trial. i OAttP' ITf HEREAS, W. J.

WELCH OF THE LATE firm of Welch Palarer, has mad a aatiafaetory aettiement of his part of the amoont do oa from said Welch A Palmer, hereby rslasae Welch from any further responsibility. it. Mattox, M. W. Allen, H.

Fuller, E. O. Tftarwell, Curtis, Dixon ft J. TyrreL assien. M.

Ayera, Post Publishing Call Publish trr Co. and Chronicle PubliBhing Co. by Van jl an, Davis, Geo. Leslie, D. Hurly.

McNamara, Alfred Hall, C. Brednoff A i O. Bliven Jo, feose. I Stations. Time.

Ther. Hum. Sacra'nto 4:33 A 53 80 Salt Lake 4:33 AM 41 57 Portland. 4:33 A 62 81 8. F.i.

4:33 a 60 71 California State bonds, 1857. Montgomery avenue bonds Uupont street bonds Sacramento City bonds Sacramento County bond 6a Stockton City bonds, 8s Tuba County bonds, Santa Clara bonds, 7s Batte County bonds, 10s, 1860 Oakland City Bonds, 89 SAXKS. Buik of California First National National Gold Pacific 1H8URAKCB. California Commercial Fireman's Home Mutual State Investment. Union CITY RAILROADS.

City Central North Beach. Omnibus Ml8CllJsrJU8. Merchants' 3an Francisco Gvuigbt' ring Valley Von aire Engaged. 1488 tons. Wheat to Liverpool, 3Ss 61; cork, 3 6s 3d.

Smo. Great Admiral, 1576 tons, Wheat to Liv-erporj, 3s 9d; Cork or Havre Ji3 6s. P-ark Ceprera, 709 tons, Wheat to Cork, 3 5, prior to arrival Ship Belvedere, 1322 tons, Coal from Nanaimo to Sao Francisco. British ship Ardgowan, 1283 tons, Wheat to Cork, prior to arrival. Bark Brazos, 917 tons.

Mdse to New York in the Dispatch Line. British bark Earl Derby, 1014 tons. Wheat to Cork, 2 12s 6d, prior to Mexican brig Ford, 197 tons, Mdse to Mexico. Schooner Emilie Schroder, tons, Mdse to Guayniaa. FrMact Market.

FLOUR We quote City Mills Superfine, Si SO; Rakers' and Family, SO 25i; Best Family Flour, Extra, Jobbing at 3 9 bbl; Oregon Standard Extra, $5 25a5 gold; Choice, $5 75aJ 124 Walla Walla Extra, $5 12 bbl. WHEAT The range is $1 9032 05 9 ctl. BARLEY Coast, 30821c; brewing, 80c 1 ctl OATS Quotable at 1 153tl 40. X)RJf yuotable at 90casl 00 ctl. 1AY The range is from 7 gl2 ton.

RYE Quotable at SI 10 etl. BUCKWHEAT gl S0SI 70 etl. STRAW 40421c bale ONIONS -Quotable at 4Oa50e 9 etl. POTATOES- Reds. 4050c; Early Rose, 25 a 35 Tomalea.

50(55c ctl; Peachblows. 25s 35c; Cuffy Coves, 6O70c. Sweets, eftl ctl. MILLSTUFF We quote: Ground Barley, fr TO the atv ton. outside for silver: Rye MeaLSgbc; Buck-, wheat Flour, 444C Pearl Barley-, 57c Gra-' ham Flour, Oat Meal, 5a5c Cracked Wheat, S3c lb MMdlines seUiiur at $17 18 Vton, and Wheat Bran, from the mills, $14, (115.

silver; Oil Cake Meal. $34 ton; the three latter subject to the usual trade discount. CORNMEAL. ETC. Wo quote: Table Meal to selling at l2e); feed Corn, toa: Hominy, 34c S.

SEEDS We quote Flax, 23c ICanary, 3c Mustard, white. Alfalfa 7c Mustard, brown 4ic BEANS We quote 1K1 0 Lims $5 005 50 $1 60tgl 70 Pea 1 65 1 75 Small White.160(gl 70, Castor 3 30g3 50 Pink. I ctl. I 10C41 17'Reds 1 10c 1 17 DRIED PEAS Quotable at 85c(331 etl. BEESWAX 22J25Jc POULTRY We quote Live Turkeys, lb, 16320c Geese.

pair, $1 75? 25 Ducks, $561; Hens, 85a6 Roosters, jounif, broilers. $3 003. BUTTER Choice California roll, 3032c; good do. 25271: California firkin, 183221 pickled roll. roll.

CHEESE California, 1420c; Eastern, 17 20 1. DOMESTIC FRUIT We quote; Grapes, Cor-nicbon, $1 (KXJfcJU; Isabella, $1(811 25; Muscat Srapea, Tokay, 6090e; Black Grapes, 0Oi385c box and baakt; Wine Grapes, 4g2S 00 ton. Raspberries, chest, $S10; Klack berries. chest, Quinces, 50r75c t'wbrleach't $Sai0; 'melons 100. riamn kdi -fs Ca'loapes 100 44H no.

cm. it ris bx Apples, bx 0cli Pears bx S0c4lM Pomegranates, lb HONEY Good to choice Comb is bringing 10j15c: best strained 810c t. EGGS We quote: Fresh California, 3742c; Salt Lake, 3537ic Oregon, per doz; Eastern, 30iS35c NUTS California Walnuts, 8a9c; Peanuts, 6oc; Almonds, soft shell, 1216c; do hard shell, 67c; Hickory Nuts, 8(IOc; Pecan, 1415c; FUberta, IScaloc; Brazil Eastern Chestnuts, 22a25c; Italian, do, 86a374c; Oocoannts. 100. DOMESTIC DRIED FRUIT-We quote: Pears, sliced, 66c; Peaches, 6410c: peeled, Applea, sliced.

34le, and quartets, Sg4c; new crop Pitted Plums, 10 lSc; Prunes, 89c; Blackberries, 10c Figs, pressed, 4 6c do nnpressed, 84 ApriooU. 12i3iac 9 B. New California Raisina, quoted box, whole, $1 75 (jftgg 00; halves, $2 00g2 25; quarters 2 25(t 50, and eighths. $2 00. GAME Quail dozen, Slfisl 25; Mallard Dnck, $3 35; 8pig, 1 25agl 60; Teal, SI 2601 50; Widgeon, $1 25; Hare, 91 602 Rabbits, 75cl 25; Doves, SOfrt Sldos; Venison.

66c tt. Gray Geese, $2 092 60. English Snipe, 82 0092 50; common, do, 50c, WOOL Quotations are as follows: Southern Coast and 8an Joaquin, choice, 1P2jc, and 15(17e for burry; Northern, 22(d26c for free, and 1821c for burry and seedy. PROVISIONS We quote: Breakfast Bacon: 10911Jc; Bacon Sides, 10lljc; Hams (Eastern California do, lrd, tierce Eastern, California, i8 tins, 89ic; kgs, WaJc; palls and jaaes, 10 10fe B. Mess Beef, extra mess do, $9 Meas Pork, 1617; extra prime do, extra clear do.

$18 $19 bbl. VEGETABLES We quote: Marrowfat Squash $6a ton; Tomatoes, 2536c box; Green corn, 6916c das; Summer Squash. cab Vctl OeaUfl Carrots fte GreeaOtfra. bx um in i-ep nx zaaue BeetaSeU vo On 'beta, bx Strg Beans, lb US Tamtps, eU i atari ic Aatis.bx91 Eck Plant. I nant.

dx 6oa-sc Green Peaslk. 1 BeUPpr.bx 730WSIU TROPICAL FRUIT Ws quote as follows: Tahiti Oranges, 9K50 9 Palermo and Malaga Lemons, 940 912 60 9 box; Panama 9496 9 100. Mes-' stnaLemoits, 910912 box- Australian do 93 Carta do, Mexieaa Limes, 96a 98 9 box; California do, 92934 Bananas, $3 5 btoch; Ptneapptes, 98090 9 dozen. HOPH Qootable at 30350 9 b. HIDES AND FELTS Heavy salted Steers, ver 56 tfcs, 9c; medium salted Steers 47 66 Tba, 84c; Bgbt salted Steers and Cows, SVWIf IDS, OO, Omiirmi ip, OJW, 1MIWI 1012; Dairy Skina, 5c; Dry Hides, usual election, le; Dry Kips, 18c; Dry Calf, 15ez nrim Hair Qoat Skins.

2022ie; poor do. 18c, Deer Skins, Reds, and Blues, 2830c; aoeditun and hair do, 16cH8c; poor and thin do, tia- Hhna Bkins Hhearfing. Se: short wool, 645c; taedium wooi, 6080c; long -wool ttttursl JlercAsvxti r. BAGS Standard Grain Bags, llISo? as to mtuliuoa. CaleuUa Gunnies.

Wool Bacs are quoted at 44 for Si sod 46c for 4 sv nop Bagging, 14-ox, -ui, iaija. Flour Bags qrs, 6J a6c; do Ma, 710c. fOHAX--Conccnurated tasks ft 48c T8tfT fctiICK9 CaUfomia hard, 910ai2; soft, 97( 9V, rBfl, i 10; fcnriish Fire, S5t45 9 M.as to aai.ty, ev; tnfiuh Lath, SO-aJc 9 oa so A ft mUU Wind-lWhr. Calm. Clear.

Calm. Clear. Cl'dy. I Clear. Barometer at San Francisco, 30.10 falling.

Barometer at Sacramento, 30.09 steady. Barometer at Salt Lake, 30.27 falling. Barometer at Portland, 30.36 steady. SUN AND TIDE TABLE. Computed by Thomas Tennent, Chronometer and Instrument Maker, 18 Market street, i San Francisco.

High Water. Low Water. Sun. Small. Large.

10 37AM 11 04 11 27 11 50 0 lr 0 57 1 42 Small. Large. 28 29 30 31 11 19rx AX 0 0 55 1 14 2 33 3 21 4 02AI 4 SO 5 01 i 29 OS 63 7 45 4 57FN 5 34 6 OS 46 7 25 I 8 07 8 07 Nov 1 2 3 REAL ESTA TE TRANS CTIONS. The follow in? real estate transfers re corded in the Recorder's Office, Alameda County, October 25, 1879, are reported by G. li.

Mix. DkSDH. Est Atherton to Manuel Tomas SC street, NE 100 from 1st, NE 100 200, Haj wards, Eden Tp. 9 Soto and wf to de Peralta 1 acre, portion Rancho Agua Calient, Washington Tp Geo Traver to Emma STraver Merrimac, 321 from Telegraph ave, 64x 145, Oakland gift Caroell to Lawrence of lot 2, block 1, tract Berkeley ft I 200 10 Awn, Berkeley 4200 A Bailey to Thos Fradett Lot 21. block 14J Oakland 18CO0 Same to Lawrence Lots 3, 4, 6, 0 and 8.

block C. Peralta Heights. Oak land 4200 Chas Spoerer and wife to Christian Kunz NW Castro and Pierce, 160.10, 333.2. 32.V, 68.3, 109.10. 202.8, to com 4000 Nelson and hus to I Lawton Lots 18, 19 and 20, block 44, Oakland 4500 Jacob Bacon to Ruth Koyce Ixjts 4 and 6, block Leonard tract, Berkeley 900 Al oaten to Carnall Lot 42, block 1 2095, Lowland tract, Oakland 1200 Ruth Hoyoe to Jacob Bacon 21st, 105 from San Pablo ave, 60x116 Oakland 2000 MOKTQAOZa.

The following mortgages were recorded in tlte Recorder's Office, Alameda County, October 25. 1879: Pepe to Brier 90 acres, portion Kancno rotrero a los cento, wasn- mgtoa Tp 9 8870 Scott and wife to Jas MeElroy Lot 23 to 25. block 74. Oakland. 778 A Barron to Newell -NE and 8E 4 of See 18, 8,8 9, and adjoining 10 acres.

Murray Tp. 450 900 750 400 125 700 Janob Smith to Walsh Lot 7 to 10 and 17 to 20, block Extension, Oak-land Cha Runyoa to Jaa Templet Lota 4 am idocK as, vm rara. atanwwa Danahy to Hib 8 ft Socy Lot 16, block 444, AOetine ana Jtarxea ds us, Ruth Royce to Jacob Baoon Lot 4, block RjLsnoard tract. Berkeler Carnall to Maaten Lot 42, block 20S5, Rowland tracts OVERLAND PASSENGERS. OxttBA, Nob Oct.

27. 1879. Following are tfa fhrovMrb-bound fint-dass passsngers to- dayi train, leaving 12:15 f. to arrlr la Oak- la Oct jfeer 814: j'5 Lfcut Bloom, Lieut Landis, R.j 8. 8 26 fo2 01 28 5 00 29 4 69 8 30 4 59 314 98 32 4 67 Arnry, onn jotnor, Anburn, CM; was mma Id Ott.

Chaa Itums. Nevada City; Dr Albwtaon and wifa, San Francisco; Mrs Scrivener, Sacramento: Wm Davis, Hawley, New ork; Woodward sad win, lfk, Cal; Mlrnei Carsdo, Madrid; George DotrtJeday. Clsreland; 1 Itoubleday, Bant Barbara. 84 Ummgfa emigrant left on Saturday nLrhfs emigrant train, to arrive iu Oakland Nov 2d, and 62 last night, to arnvs Not 3d..