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The morning call., 1890-12-20
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec 19.-wall street to-day pre-
scented almost holiday appearance, fluctuations in
most OF the list being scarcely perceptible dull
ness and stasnation were the only marked features
OF the day. Final changes were almost all in the
direction of lower figures, but only silver certi-
Gates, with the loss of 11a, have any material
change. Governments dull One Of the most ex-
pert manipuiatcrs In the petroleum market who
mas had selling orders in the market, having ac-
CURED large line. withdrew his selling orders
morning and then began to rush the market upon the
Shorts The result was strong opening. spot ad-
vancing and January TIA closing firm. Spot
opened at 641a, closing at 711a. January opened
at 6os4, and closed at 71la.
NEW YORK, Dec. l9.-United States Bonds: as
l20!@; 412's, lO334; Northern Pacific, 81; Cana
dian Pacific. 7lTs; Central Pacific. 80; Union Pa
eifc, "a q; Atehison. 2S6s wellsFargo, 1876; West
ern Union, 49, Silver. lG6; Sterling, 81 81 "a
81 s51a.
NEW YORK. Dec 10. = Wheat. cash. 81 061s;
December, 81 O54.
Flour-Quiet.
Cofee-$l7 40.
sugar-5J4@6Ac
Hops-Pacifc Coast, 3093Sc,
Hides-l3c.
Copper-Lake, SIS %.
1in-Spot $50 90.
Lead-Domestic, 81 12I.
Iron-$14.
fetroieum-January, 711a.
The morning call., 1890-12-20
FAMILY RETAIL MARKET.

Housekeepers will be pleased to see the cheaper
prices for several kinds of Coal. Warm weather and
increasing supplies are slowly but surely breaking
the high prices
Butter, Eggs and Cheese show no changes this
week.
Poultry is in good supply at about last weeks
prices, though Turkeys cheaper.
Game is generally cheaper, the arrivals during the
week having been enormous and the heaviest for
several years. Peddlers sell even lower than the
quotations. Venison has disappeared and Doves are
practically gone, as none are coming in. Their sea-
son Will expire January list.
The only new features to Meats the appearance
of Spring Lamb and lower prices for Ham,
Several more summer Fruits and yegetsb have
disappeared from the stalls
Some kinds of Fish are slightly dearer
Next Wednesday night, being Christmas eve the
markets Will be open till a late hour
Following is 1HE CALLS regular weekly retail
price list:
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Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day are the Oregon for Port
land, the st. Paul for Puget Sound and the Eureka
for San Pedro. The Mariposa falls due from Aus
tralia, the State OF California from Portland, the
Santa Rosa from San Diego, the Crescent City from
Crescent City and the Point Iona from Grays
Harbor.
The Hawaiian bark W. B. Godfrey, 6l9 tons loads
merchandise for Melbourne.
Wheat charters prior to arrival are: British iron
slip Crown OF Scotland, 1850 tons O. k Havre or
Antwerp, 42s I'd; British iron ship Duchess of Al
bany, l746 tons, same options, 3Ss Sd.
The Prince Edward takes for Havre 60 952 ctls
Wheat, valued at $ST 900; Eaton Hall, for Havre,
b1,s03 ctls, at $4,000: Shandon, for London
1922 ctls Wheat. 44s0 bbs Flour So 1873 lbs Tai
low, 26.503 cs Salmon, 4O.O59 lbs Mustard Seed
300 cs Honey, ETC.. valued at $233,594.
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS,
Company Formed to Encourage Emigr
ton to This State.

ton to This State.
The following articles of incorporation
have been filed in the Office OF the County
Clerk:
Curry County, Oregon. Development Com.
pany; Directors = +. Ii. Hausman, Andrew
Crawford, henry Gray and James X. Watson of
San Francisco and w. A Woods OF Santa Cruz
Capital stock s1,o0o,o00, OF which $3.50 has
been subscribed.
Automatic Amalgamator Company: Drec-
tors-James NJ Thompson, j.. Il. Hawthorn.
thwaiie, Mrs. Ouida S. Mndf, Joseph f. Noun
nan and Charles II. Mayors Of San Francisco
Capital stock Sl,o00.o00, Of which $40, 600 has
been subscribed.
Cox Seed and Plant Company: Directors
Aaron Cox, 1. A. Cox; w. A. Cox, X. L. Cox aud
5. w. Cox OF San Francisco, Capital stock
500, 900; all subscribed.
The California Colonization Agency: Direc-
tors-Juian T. RIxford. W. b. Ever OF San
FraDlsco; C. II. Dwinelle OF Fulton, Sonoma
County; Johu Henderson Jr., Charles X. Clark
of Berkeley; Johu II. Stevens OF Alameda and
X, J. TrumDuil OF San Rafael. Capital stock
S250.O00. OF which 500 has been subscribed
The corporation will establish agencies In ali
parts Of the world for colonizing this State.
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Can Have AN II wau,,.

The San Francisco Worlds Fair Directors
held conference with n L. Mcdonald of
Santa Rosa yesterday relative to the States
horticultural and agricultural displays and
the advisabiiity of having a separate dis
would be sufficient for distinctive displays in
large building, and advised it. He also
said that California can have anything it
wants at the fair--rooms, space, buildings.
everything-and that it should take q sepa-
rate building, at least.
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A Change of Base.

Judge Coffey, who has been shifting from
pillar to post ever since the construction of
the McAllister- street wing Of the new City
Hall shut off his daylight seized upon the
retirement of Judge Van Reynegom yester-
day and took possession of the courtroom
lately occupied by that Judge. The judge
elect of Department II, James NJ. Trout.
who will take his seat on the bench to-day.
will have to do the shifting hencefortn
until provided with permanent room. For
the time being he will hold court in the
apartment vacated by Judge Coffey.
The morning call., 1890-12-20

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports 25
failures In the Pacific Coast States and Territories
FOR the week ending yesterday. as compared
with 20 for the previous week and 20 for the CORE
spending week OF 1853 The failures for the past
week are divided among the trades follows: 5
general stores grocers, merchant taiIors, 2
clothing, drugs, dry goods, 1 boots and shoes,
l manufactured underwear. l coffee and spices, /
livery, l cooper. furniture, teas and l manu-
featured condiments, hotels
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CHINESE TRICKERY.
The Scheme of a nienDInder Disc

The Scheme of a Highlander Discovered
to Be Revenge.
Quong Bun. Chinese, was examined yes
terday in Police Court on charge of as
sault to murder. The evidence revealed
piece of Chinese cunning that surprised even
the veteran Detective Cox of Chinatown.
Because the defendant in this case had mott
ned Sergeant Spillane Of October 18th last
that murder was about to be committed AT
1925 Dupont street he was made the victim
OF revenge. few nights afterward Quong
Fong, highlander, Buns enemy, shot a
hole through his own blouse and next morn
Ing appll ed for warrant for the arrest of
Quong Bun on charge of assault to muir
der. Bun had a revolver when arrested. and
will have to answer both charges now.
The morning call., 1890-12-20
Music in the Park.

4Ho loilOWlHg music VIII De rendered at
Golden Gate Park this and tomorrow after
noon:
/. "Kriegsmarsch," aus "Athaia" (hrst tirne).
2. Spanish Lustspiel Overture" (iirst time).
::s;c;i;,. v.c,, Bella
4. Medley, "The Matinee" popular songs.,,
ContentS-lntrOd "a Bright Little
valley" when the Robins Nest Again.
go aud Tell Maria," abe Lime Kiln Band,
bye, Baby Bye-bye," finale.
Q. Potpourri "Reminiscences OF Meyerbeer"
Arranged by Heinicke
.. Lied ohne Worte" (frst time) 80 Mend eIssohn
9. Overture Poet and Peasant. SupDe
The Lost Chord" solo for cornet, per-
formed by Mr. Former ................... Sullivan
D. "Journalisten Waltz (first time).. j. Strauss
~. heinge, grand medley OF Gospel hymns
thist time) Arranged by q. w. Bennett
'brightiy CLEANS Our Banner" beautiful
valley OF Eden" The Home over There
Tn: Thought Triumph BY and BY" "Refuge,"
ITO tho Work." yield Not to Temptation.p
TELL NE the Old. Old story" what n
Friend We Have In Jesus, winter Than
Snow"
II. Introduction and bridal chorus from "Lo-
IL. "Grand Gaop Miiitaire'. Herf1rth
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muea schoti.la.s wuI

The will Of Miles Schofield, who died on
the 7th inst, has been admitted to probate.
The estate is valued at 100000, and consists
of $14. 600 in cash, mining stocks, real estate
at Hepidam and Whisky Dipgings, Sierra
County. and lot at the corner Of Church
and Market streets worth $4,000. The
youngest child. Maud s., is left 5000; an
other daughter, Mrs. Annie E. Long, has a
legacy of So, and the balance will 20 to the
widow and three other children
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died at 7:45 o'clock yesterday morning in
the Receiving Hospital. His Parents were
His death was caused by liberation and in
famEation of the upper intestines, an un-
accountable result Of extensive burns. and
which took place about five days after the
accident
The morning call., 1890-12-20
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
FRIDAY EVENING. Dec. 10.
Y OF THE MARKErS

SUMMARY OF THE MARKErA
Wheat stronger.
Sharp rise in Barley options.
Oats In hight request.
Corn and Rye dull.
Bran and Middlings unchanged.
Beans easy and dull
Hay as before.
Potatoes and Onions steady.
Butter and Eggs weak.
New Cheese firm.
Poultry in large supply.
Game sold rather better.
Grapes running short.
Orange market unchanged.
Dried Fruits and Raisins dull.
Rice unchanged.
Hops lower in New York.
Seattle Coal marked down.
Nails weaker.
Hogs firm. Spring Lamb lower.
Provisions quiet.
Silver declined.
The morning call., 1890-12-20

MORNING SALES
Board-5 Anglo-Nev Assurance, 95: so S V Water
9lts: $1,000 Market-st Cable Bonds, 1875; 20 Ha-
waiian Commercial. 1872; 10 Central RaiIrod, II;
10y Safety Nitro Powder, ga; 10 Gaslignt 81 !.
Street-35 s Water, 9lJs.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Boards Hawaiian Commercial, 49,: 10 Pacific
Coast BoraI, 10A; 10 Cal Electric Light, 1873.
Street-2OS Mater OIL IA 70
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An Oper. Mnnacer s,ea.

Samuel Peyser, to whom John Kreling as
signed his claim in the case. has sued to re-
cover $4,000 damages from NJ. B. Leayitf,
alleging that defendant failed to keep a con-
tract TO play the Said Pasha Opera Company
Tor ten or eleven weeks in different towns
and cities.
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Masons Robbed.

A sneak-thief entered Masonic Hall
Thursday night while Masons were ban
quoting In knights Templar Hall, and stole
ten siik hats and six overcoats. The thief
picked the lock OF the cloak-room, and it
cred. ' uAeSos.
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For Person.l IniurIes.

Mrs. NJ. C. Ten Brock has sued to recover
$4,000 damages from Wells, Fargo & Co.
for injuries received last July from falling
down an unguarded stairway at tho Bellevue
Hotel, Ell Dorado County. Plaintiff alleges
that an agent Of defendants had charge Of
the hotel.
The morning call., 1890-12-20
AN OLD RHYME.

Who says the rose is red
who says the volet's blue
who SAYS that sugar, however sweet,
is half as sweet as you?
Who loves your cheek so reds
Who loves your eyes so blue =?
Who loves each auburn hair of your head
Why, /! And love you. too.
Tom HALL in Munsey's Weekly
The morning call., 1890-12-20
English wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 19.-The spot market is higher
at rs I'd. Cargoes higher at sss Sd for of
coast, 37s Sd for just shipped and 3Ss for nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: December, rs TAD Janu-
airy, rs 71ad; February. IS IA d; March, rs SID;
April. rs Sad; May, Is Sd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Dec. 19.-Consols. s5Hs; United States
Bonds-4s, 1884; 4la's. 1851: Silver, 4914d;
Rentes, s5f 71.c Bullion out of Bank OF England,
$4,000.
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General Merchandise.
San Francisco Meat Market.

Hogs are firm. Spring Lamb is lower. No other
changes Wholesale rates from slaughterers 70 deal
ers follows:
BEEF-Frst quality. 6a61ac: second quality. SO
size; third do. 3LaEl4I2c.
vEAL=Lsrge. 6@G7c: small Calves. 79S1ac
MuTToN-Methers. &c: Ewes, 6Iac.
LAMB-SlaG9c; Spring Lamb. 15c p n.
PoRK-Live Hogs 4@o43sc hard grain-fei;
STOCK Hogs 3la3lac p 10: dressed do. LalIc 2 d
The morning call., 1890-12-20

CHICAGO. Dec. 19.-In Wheat only q moderate
business was transacted. The market opened rather
firm, ruled stronger advanced CSC, eased off Sac
advanced Zee ruled easier and closed 1sc higher
than yesterday. Receipts, 454. 600 bushels; ship
ments 222,000 bushels Rye CSC. Barley nominal
CHICAGO. Dec. 1s.-Wheat cash. sl!ac.
Corn-5212c.
Pork-$S 121x.
LaId-$5 10.
kibs-$4 95.
Nhisky-Sl IL
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BOSTON, Dec. 19.-Territory Woods are active
selling at 6O@62c for fine, zoe for fine medium and
6o@56c for medium. California and Oregon Woods
are slow.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. l9.-Wool is quiet and nom
inal.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1e.-wool is easy. Domestic
fleece, 34@39c Q ID.
The morning call., 1890-12-20

Dan Mclaughlin, the little boy who was
burned while throwing powder into a bon
fire on WEIGH street last Sunday evening.
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STEAMER. DESTINATION.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco,
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The Weeks Failures.

Sterling Exchange.
BANKERS sight drafts, 81 SO; bankers sixty-day
o
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Mexican ID oIars.
Quoted at S2@S3c.
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New York Exchange.
New York Exchange. &c for sight drafts and
10c for Geographic.
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BOARD SALES,

IcItwirg we're the sales yesterday in the San
fIan cisco Stock Toard:
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


G Smith, Sacramento IL Triest Vallejo
Harris San Lucas ~ Mills, Oregon
Quinan Pinole r Smith. Portland
Reichert, Sacramento A wertheim, Sacto
Ro0p G1lr0y g Frank, Sacramento
W Mordecai, VT son. ] Jordan, Seattle
Bernhard Fresno waia WaIla 'i'
w Driver, Ogden Miss Thomas, Portland
Mrs Horstman, s JoselR Gailimort San Jose
H Quinan, U s Bear G Hart, Tacoma
4 stelne, San Jose J Edgar. UsN
Dr. Fall1tt San Jose ~ Payton, Suisun
4 mcknight. vallejo Harper, Susun
j Mcdonald, Vallejo II Owen. Vallejo
LICK HOUSE.
T Mckay, Benicia w venoe San Jose
w Cromwell, st Louis o Bachelor, Ferndale
W McMinn NJ San Jose johnson, Petaluma
Mrs Farnsworth. Cal ~ Drown, Sacramento
Oakford. Tulare "a f Peachy Seattle
J L Barker, Santa BarbaralJ D McPike. Tacoma
W Shryock w, Pa s w Diler Chicago
G Il Firiweiier. Auburn Morrilo Stockton
6 S Fitch, Sonora J. NJ. bennett San Jose
Mrs NJ Gririn. Sonoma N EilIs e W. Lawrence
j + Chiles Dav sviIle H NJ Larkin sacramento
W Masin Sacramento A Many Il w. MERGED
DR. " Downing & W, Cal Mrs DR. 6 Burdell Marin
Hunt, Ashye S Behuma, Chicago
9 H jackson. Woodland Mrs NJ wilke, Martinez
murray sacramento X ID Stephen. Sacramento
Mrs Miles, Victoria
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
W Gloster, Seattle ~ Murray, Sacramento
j W Hines, San Jose w Fosteli Carbonate
AW Carroll Gilroy ii Haas. New York
" Stewart San Leandro D Goodrich, Salt Lake
NJ } Henry, Spokane j Meadow Salt Lake
A Collins, New York L Gordon, Mexico
W H Marks, Mariposa J Burke, Los Angeles
Lewis W, Butte ~ Hennessy Il W. Helena
HICKS, Denver is Watkins Idaho
BAKER, victoria IA Benson, Salt Lake
Camp, Chicago A ID W:lmarth Cal
7 Mahan, Oregon w l. Wash San Jose
Mrs Ininan, chicago II q Perry, Los Angeles
w EDWARDS, Butte City } Watson, Los Angeles
Cooper, Butte City + Johnston Cal
c LiGGley, sacramento ~ ID Tucker Oregon
e Williams, Portland y Coan Ogden
w Jones, Chicago
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
Captain Sennett, S Cruz f A Chairman New York
Llniey minneapolis L HamIil, Santa Cruz
W Brewer, Boston Hart, Claremont
Mrs Brewer Boston ~ Smith Arizona
MISS u BreWer Boston ~ Thompson, Michigan
A Brewer, Boston I II Richards, Philadelph
~ brewer, BOSTON Knapp, Nevada
d II Murray Minnesota A Elyne Ferpdale
} Il Braly San Jose A Hasbrouck U S A Wash
NJ Sage Riverside II Sprigg, A, York
y Il Osborn, washington Mrs Sprlgg, New York
Miss ii King Philadelphia 2 Masiin Sacramento
Sanford, washington NJ L Mcdonald, Worlds
Miss A NJ Cary Boston Fair Commissioner
j q Hoitt Sacramento A II Hart Chicago
Dodge, Iowa w Hancock SA Wash
Mrs Dodge, Iowa Mrs Hancock Washingtn
MISS Dodge, Iowa Rev c burgess. Davisvle
DR. Il w Robinson,N York; wv Iicbtenperg san Jose
X Smith, Denver r LIchteuberg San Jose
The morning call., 1890-12-20

FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras 81 l5e4 %; Bakers extras 81 O5@4 Is city
superfne, S3@3 Is; interior brands S4(14 20 for
extras and $s@S rs e Dbl for superhne.
Neutrality-suspicious. show appreciation in
sympathy with general hardening of values abroad
business Is still very dull, but ships are coming IN
hence there is an opening for more trading No l.
81 3ll49l 32ia; choice. 81 1884 No. 2, 81 27l%
oil 80: extra choice. for milling, 81 Y5t0I 4O S,-
NORA 81 2712epl 2Ss4 ctl.
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sarGHT NOETHwEsr NEWS.

There was quite = little excitement NJ
the crossing OF the Seattle 4 Northern, and
the Seattle, Lake shore 4 Eastern. rear
sesiro. one day this week, over the lsying
OF the iron where the roads crn@z each read
undertaking TO lzy their track first. The
result il . fall festged crossing wrth sev
raj. OF each hide. .hich lack good many
miles of being connected with . railroad. -
H.Eaaissa Logger.
RAnbow falls. situated on one Of the
tributaries Of the sss-hs-kin river, Is one OF
the attractions OF the Ghesaa country TIA:
prpEnfzes TO s~ a poiat Of interest 10 tour
isrs. The sparkling vaters OF Rainbow
creek fxll = distance Ct abo1s gsJ feet. and
wnen The sun strikes the spray ARD mist AZ
the foot . rzsnoox Is formed which gives
the nanae 70 tue falls and the stream
The CANADIAN Pacific will push TIC COG
ssruexion Of The Ksosezsy & cozamhia rail-
vxv a. rapidly az possible, AMI i vii De n
operation kefore ne close Of the present
rear. Besides new work tie company vii
corfnue the renewals AM improvement -
CO the maza Ire N which il has beea en-
gsxed for several EsortAs.
To gre something OF an idea what IL
casts e and . spe<zA log. We -il state
tnas the hsg Us foos stick recently cut at
waasazsss1's camp Tor the Tacoz4s nl.I.
cost aboEf $50 20 pas II the water. A
spsxsxl landing vas aa1tA- znd IL was necss-
sary 20 carefully rrspare . sofs bed for the
monster 70 fall an---sSAeStss lssssT4<zS.
Tal-s<en nsx national aAaks we're o-yau-
iz~s IN Washington during the laxs Escas
rear. making esxAty three Of these nazks
go 4~of< zf
Hs,ssss an increase Of zoe fUg during
tne rear
LAKE Chesaa. thazgh n iztitzde q norfA,
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southwest gaze. IL srrssgs Up raridsy and
rksys Sad havoc WIKI CIR fishing aee<- It's
coming . gece-alzy noriceaose ey . large
back szond gathering towards the south
wss<. bet - yee aEaesoE pzni<d BY no
Wild The 6sssrusa. hoping sess Il VIII
no< xzounf % much. lars oax his net and
drsfrz towards the bar oshesz again are
zaosx p<1serx and vii wait for time TN
q the tide gets Stacker. and With no ar-
peA<znee at Hlcd. VIII also lay cC. Then.
AZ - oree, - though the s-orm h2i besn
waiting far rs Opportunity 70 ees ali
The nets cut, bu-ss forth without .
nouenz's garni1g carrying devastation
ard death n iss TRACK The fishermen
asssnpG 10 save ra<Er nsrs and get 10 .
place os safe.v. hz. In many cases il Is
then too fss<, aad many poor soul Is
consigned 20 . sarery rave. ard bis re-
mains are seldom or ever found No one
can ever know the fearfzI struggle
these poor fellows make before the angry
waves claim tAsn as their Victims Some
times sNi evidences Of their 5xhs has
essD< ~ l<hE n the ssape OF bodies. with
Arms and legs washed away. giving TN
rsss.kzn2< evidence OF the struggle
thar hsi ersueI When found they are
generally barsed shers and then above
hiza-Ease mark The sad aEsir leaves no
deep suppression Epssn the minds Of the
pzh21c, bus ca the heart of the ANXIOUS
rao<her CT &ife i Iefs rernenzhrzzce of the
departed ihas ocky esernisy exn sffscs
from their nsnao-ssss ss they gaze On rheir
lowed oness ss2a AID mosiunless IN The
arus Of death