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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

III |A'frN HITTING IN Wtt@&II t<t<M'
memory visited England On the 18th.
The damage in many parts Of the coun
Try was great Many old trees in Lon
don parks were blown down. and IN
the cities il was dangerous 20 walk on
account ~ the ovsrturning Of ch.mneys
and the falling Of signs and blinds
| A DISTRESSING report was given cur
rency. on the 18th. that the Anchoz
! line steamer City of Rome had been
Lost on - Shott~ Newfoundland.
Diligent inquiry On the part Of the
. agents developed that sailor claiming
/ 10 he the only survivor Of the crew 81 a
Montreal cattle ship Of that name. had
arrived a. Trcpa<sy. n. r.. and still
further inquiry tended 10 stamp the en-
tire story as fake on the part Of the
impecunious sailor.
A REGENT formal inquest over the re-
mains said o. he those Of Robert Ray
Hamilton. held It the place Of their
burial In Uinta county. Vyo.. c>tab-
iished their identity a> such beyond all
reasonable doubt. numerous pecrliari-
ties Of his person known to friends
being readily distinguished in the disin-
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- III. ~..',..s- -...'-, ~ 60. $500
.-..;,-. ~. a,,.s-:,,. 4 ~.sh-;,,. p.;i
road Co for violation - the Sunday
law by repairing its tras = in that coun-
~ on sunday
Thy S,bI.,.r,-, .,c;e.x - p;,,s-
hrr-h "a nv. de.l.vei 49, rc,,
sunday rew<,.n.rx ,pd nav. an
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iourn.iS
MAJ. CHxrr.rs r. Turocxuonrox,
United states army comrfandapt =,
Fort SCHUYLER. \. n. has been place.
under arrest and relieved OF his com
rnani. rcniinr Investigation 81 .narre<
Of issuing worthless checks and .,up,t
eating his nav vouchers
Nrcu anxiety i felt IN San Francisco
for the safety Of Lent. Eu~SslI and
party. who were sent out bv The smith
sonian institute TO explore Mount 81.
Elias in Alaska Russell and his men
were 20 have met the revenue cutter
Ccrwin At Yakaft September I. but
when the Corvin arrived there Russell
did not appear. and searching party
sent out failed TO find any trace Of him
NEs A. GREGORY. 40 wears old. wife
OF well-known farmer living near
Niddletown. y. ~. was murdered n
her home. on the 18th. bv some persons
unknown. while her husband and the
hired man were working in the field.
The little son OF the murdered woman
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

In addition 70 twenty locomotives
now being loaded at philadelphia for
brazil. the baldwin locomotive work Of
that city have m order for i2s loco
motives for that country. .nder the
reciprocity treaty with Brazil locomo-
tivcs and railway supplies from the
United States are admitted FIRE Of Gus
toms duty. and the railway equipment
u that republic. which was formerly
almost exclusively Of English manu-
fac,ure. II now being rapidly replaced
by articles ~ American manufacture
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

THE cabinet. at its meeting on the
18th, discussed in detail several reel
procity treaties that are now in the
course Of negotiation between the
United States and European and South
American countries
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

SUPERINTENDENT fillmore Of the
Southern Pacific railroad has informed
Chief Thurston Of the Order Of Rail-
way Telcgraphers that the Southern
Pacific company will not recognize the
order and will discharge any Of its en-
ployes belonging TO IT,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

IT Is said that under French law
Mrs Charles Stewart Parnell and John
Howard Parnell are the heirs of the
Paris fund Of go. 900 which was banked
in Paris in the joint names Of Mr.. Nc
Carthy and Mr. Parncll.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

The Atlantic Transport Co have an
nounced that their steamers will carry
''handy packages" containing exhibits
Tor the Columbian exposition free Of
charge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

A STATEMENT prepared ut the pension
Office shows that during the week ended
October ;, 7,i9o certificates OF all kinds
were issued. the average first pay mcnt
on each amounting TO sl4O
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

SIR EDWARD ARNOLD. the author Of
''The Light Of Asia. /" The Light Of
the World" etc. sailed from Liverpool
for the United States on the steamer
City Of New York on the 18TH lie
comes TO America to give descriptive
talks and readings from his poems and
prose writings
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

The Cherokee commission will try 10
purchase the lands OF the Otoes. Paw
nees Pincas and Osages. in the next
few weeks, TO be thrown open TO set
tiers
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

e the light Of the announcement
from Europe that ParnelI's widow and
his brother will legally inherit the
funds subscribed by Americans for the
relief Of evicted Irish tenants and de-
POSTED by ParDell in = French bank.
further appeals for funds are likely 70
be met with rather chilling response
on this side OF the Atlantic.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

THE government OF the United States
has just concl uded : convention with
Germany through the German minister
by which all our cereals will be ad-
United free into Germany in considcra-
tion Of the continued free admission
into the United States Of German beet
sugar after january l. which. under the
recent law. the president could stop
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

A TERRIFIC gale arose IT Brighton.
England. on the 18th. blowing down
most Of the structures in the course Of
erection for Buffalo Bills Wild West
show and wrccl<ing them utterly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

Count LrDwiG voS ARco-vALLEY.
minister OF the German empire 20 the
United States. died in Berlin on the
18th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

IT Is proposed BY the Russian govern
ment that England, Russia. Afghanis-
tan and China appoint delegates 70
settle the Rnmir boundary question.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

The Argentine senate has rejected
the proposition In regard 20 m issue Of
forced currency.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

AT the earliest opportunity aftcr the
firm establishment of the new CHILEAN
government a number Of claims will be
presented for pay ment by the repre-
scntativcs OF the different foreign ma
tions there. The British claims amount
70 between So 100000 and 100000. 900:
Spanish and Italian claims amount 70
about 81. coo. 600. while those Of Amer
len are only about SIS. 600
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

a YOUNG lady. supposed 70 have been
Mary Mclaughlin. going 10 visit her
sister at West Branch. Mich. arose
from her berth ona sleeper on the New
York Central road. ~ o'clock ON the
morning OF the 1sth. walked 20 the rear
platform and disappeared. When found.
near West Batavia n. u. she was 40
severely injured that she died soon
after. IL Is supposed that she Wa :
somnam bulist and walked on the train
while asleep
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

IT is publicly charged In Philadelphia
that Mr. Burke, the official stenog-
rapher to the Legislative investigating
committee before which state Treas
urer Boyer and Auditor-Genernl Nc Ca
mant gave testimony. has fed. taking his
notes with him. toprevcnt the evidence
Of Boyer and McCament from being
submitted 20 the special committee Of
the senate which met in Harrisburg on
the 18th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

a GRANITE monument was unveiled
at CanoEa, y. u. on the shore Of
Seneca lake. on the 18th. 70 the memory
Of Red Jacket. chief Of the Six Nations
Of Iroquois. The monument WAS
erected by the Waterloo Library and
Historical society on the spot where
the great chief first saw the light A
delegation Of Indians from the 300
Canadian survivors Of the six Nations
were present
The morning call., 1891-11-11

to claim Kitty for the next dance. Among
his friends he was familiarly known as
1.-THE baby" because of his pretty pin k-and-
white complexion aud his ways, which were
"childiike and bland" Baby had a beau
tiful pair OF long blonde side whiskers.
W ieh it was said he crimped with an iron
every day.
How can you stand talking TO that old
mummy" said lie. with pout, as soon as
he got possession of ner.
"Ob, il is such fun to make him think ne
is the object of my secret admiration"
Captain Heath overheard the remark and
turned away in disgust. ." She is cut-and-
dried fiirt." said he to himself. "the one
thing in all the world abhOr." This young
hero, fresh from the wilds. had watched the
ballroom scene with much scorn. Now he
went to the old General, and sat smoking
with him in the pleasant gloom of the sum-
mer evening
"Well. my boy" said the old man. after
few moments OF silence, what do you
think of her?"
"Of whom, sr?"
My niece, of course"
"Oh, she's beauty"
but she wouldn't suit you, would she ?"
To be continued
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AssEssMENr NOTICES.


c. EG. BELChSR AND MlDES CONSOLIDATED
= Mining Company-Location Of principal place Of
bu siness San Francisco, California. location OF
worxs Gold Hll Mining District. Storey County,
State of Nevada Notice is hereby given that at 3
meeting of the Board of Directors. held on the
2sth day OF October, 1891. an assessment (No. 81
OF twenty-five cents per share was leyieo upon tho
capital stock Of tho corporation, payable Enmedt-
alely In United States gold coin TO tae secretary
at the Office OF the company. Room 4. Nevada
Bieck. No. 800 Montgomery street, San Francisco'
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid OH the first day OF December, 1891,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction, ana unless payment Is made before, VIII
be sold on MONDAY. the twenty-frst day OF De-
cenber. 1891, pay the delinquent aSSesSm ent to-
gether with the cost OF advertising aud expenses OF
HOLMES. Secretary.
OMce-Room T. Nevada Block, No. 800 Mont
eoinery street San francisco. California. oc30 I'd
NOTICE OF ASsESsMEN r-BULwER CON.
~ Mining Company; location OF principal place
BodIe, Mono County, Cal
Notice is hcreby given that at meeting OF ths
hoafd 81 DIRECTORS held on the 18th day OF Octo-
per 1881 an assessment No Z. of is cents per
poraton, payable Immediately in United State,
gold coin TO the Secretary, ONCE OF the com
pany. Room 80, Nevada Block, 3Ug Montgomery at
San Francisco, Cal -
Amy stock upon which this assessment shau re-
main unpaid on the 4th day OF December 1891
will be delinquent and advertised for "a 70 al public
auction, and unless payment is made before Will he
sold on THURSDAY, the 3lst day OF December
with the OF advertising and expenses OF sale
By order of the Roard Of Directors.
L. OSBORN, Secretary
Ofhce-33 Nevada BLOCK, 800 Montgomery ST., san
Fran cisco, Cal, at the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. Nos. 20 and % William ST. New York
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcuttas. $40; local make. sIac; Wool
Bags 3c@3Sc.
at s. 25Gl 80 for Apricots, 81 l5G1l 20 for 7 ums
81 5OQ 90 Ter Peaches, 81 6U9l 10 FOR Pears
81 ] 5g2 20 for bite Cherries and 81 SuGl SO for
black.
CANNED vEGErABLEs-Pess sl@l 10; String
Beans 90c@sl 2 doz: Tomatoes. 2la MS $50
COFtEE-Fairiy steady. Trade Is not very brisk.
good to prime Costa RIca. free from black beans:
l7I39lSc e 10 for good Costa Rca, mixed with
black beans; lG@l7IAc for fair Costa Rica; lSt4@g
1890 for good washed Salvador; lSc for good us-
washed Salvador, Nicaragua and Guatemala; 2lIa
92l34c Tor prime washed Guatemala; 20L.GD2lI4c
Tor good washed Guatemala: lT9lSlac Tor fair
washed and unwashed 6uatemaia; l59l6l4 for
medium qualities: l312G i+a4c for ordinary qua-
tiles; SGl3c for very Inferior To common.
COAL-The market continues freely stocked. Spot
prices show no chsnge. Forward deliveries rule
New Wellington. IS so; Southfeid wellington, IS
Cedar River, 81 Seattle, 81 so; New Seattle. 81 y
ton; Coos Bay SO q ton; Sydney, IS = ton; Scotch
SO; Brymbo, IS; Greta IS; Cumberland, SO in
bulk and $40 In sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite
Egg, Sl4@l5; Welsh Anthracite Egg $40; Camel
So p tou.
FfSH-No. Macksrel is quoted at sl5@l5 SO In
half-bbls aud 81 50@2 70 in kits: No. >, sl4 500
is in bb's and S2@o2 rs In Kits; Mess Mackvrei
S3@)3 rs p kit; Pach c Cod. 61Rc in bundles ga
6tec In cases, 71ac for strips 8 !: q &c for mddies
smoked herring, SOC; butch do, 81 bo@I is .
keg; Whitefsh. $40 in half-bbls and SOP 20 in
Kits; Tongues aud Sounds, 81 1922 q kit.
QUICKSILVER-Th combination holds rmly at
sss q fash.
SYRUP-The Western Sugar Refinery quotes Col
den, in bbis, l7I@c g gallon.
NAILS-Qu0ted at 81 80 for Iron. 81 20 for steel
and So 10 z keg for wire In 200-keg lots
SUGAB-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed. all 55sc = n, :
Extra c. 4Ac: Golden c, 4Isc ID. 4c q n; half
bbs, 13c more thar bbls, and boxes h2c more.
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RELIC OF ROYALTY.
An Ancient Desk Which Has Been Us
by Thirteen Kings.


by Thirteen Kings.
A very interesting relic is in possession OF
St Patrick's Church, in Cambridge Village,
VT. which a Boston Globe correspondent
has examined.
l. is wrting-des with high back cup
board full Of cubby-holes of all styles and
Sizes 1t is of mahogany, and is blaekened
and battered with age. But one glance is
needed to reveal its antiquity.
1t was brought to this country from En-
gland many years ago by Rev. Father
Meagher. 1t belonged to his father, who,
in the early part OF this century, was sent
from England as Minister to Portugal.
1t will be remembered that times were
troublOus in Portugal in the early part of
this century. Lisbon was captured by the
French army in 1907.
The peninsular war followed soon after,
and for several years warike operations
went on.
1t is said that at one time and another
thirteen kings have sat at this desk: that
many and divers were the papers signed on
it by men high in state. and that many were
the consultations and debates held beside it.
Rev. Father Meagher carried the desk
with him to whatever place he was sta
toned, and at his death left it to ST. Pauls
Church, in Cambridge. where he was sta
toned at the time of his death.
The morning call., 1891-11-11

when Time was young, and the faint golden spears
of dawn-li-Et stirred the curtains OF the deep,
So true our hearts our WILTSHIRE mighty sweep
OF unseen wings had borne us 'er our Tears
But shad ows lie upon the folded years
Dim shadows OF - twilight taat must creep
And Green, uutil for ettun ness aud steep
Round IN our world kissing its doubts and tears
Into a dream; ami gathering the Old,
Old memories rs 4 reaper. VINO among
The far rough hiliorSS OF his harvest gold
Would cave the tEered blossoms that are sprung
From the rirh soil Of youth, and must unfold
The fragrance OF their hope while tlule is young.
Chambers Journal.
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Rocked in the Cradle of the peeo

SOUNDS NICE don't 1T? But o, how fast and furious
are the bookings Ia rough weather. The Intestinal
warfare begotten In your vitals by the seas commo-
ton oeggars description. What's the proper caper
under these circumstances7 Take Hostetter's
stomach bit'eFs. Nothing comparable to 1t for
remedyins sea-sickness or the kindred nausea from
which many delicate land travellers suffer- pys-
pepsia, cramps. constipation and buiousness also
are Invariably and promptly remedied by the Bit
tera Exposure in rough weather 10 often produc
tive Of hurtful conseQ nences, which may. however
be ayerted by the timely use OF the BItters which
difuses an agreeable warmth through the system,
and promotes active circulation Of the blood In
the eItremities when benumbed and chilled. Ma
laria, kidney trouble, rheumatism and debility are
remeded by the Bltters. 20
The morning call., 1891-11-11
The Moon and Meteors.

Astronomers announce that great me-
tPor!c display is now due and will continue
for three days. Tie atmosphere is ex-
pected to contain an unusual number OF
meteors during this time.
Professor Davidson says that the eclipse
OF the moon, which will take place on the
18th inst, will not be striking event here
because it will not be total here. 1t will he
total, however, in the East, and the Eastern
astronomers are making their preparations
to observe it.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
TUESDAY EVENING. November 10.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS,

TUESDAY EVENING, November 10,
SUMMARY OF THE Markets
Flour firm.
Wheat options lower.
Barley easier.
Oats steady.
Corn quiet.
Rye firm.
Hay in light receipt.
Beans dull.
Seeds quiet.
Potatoes in large supply.
Onions firm.
Fine Butter doing better.
Cheese firm.
Eggs high, but dull.
Honey unchanged.
Poultry quiet
Game declined
Grapes and Apples abundant.
Sicily Lemons cleaned up.
Lines In good supply.
Dried Fruit unchanged
Almonds and WaInuts weak
Hams. Bacon and Lard lower.
Hops In fair demand.
Hides Inactive.
Taliow unchanged.
Wool in moderate demand
Canned Fruit dun
Coffee steady.
Quicksilver firmly held.
Heavy stocks OF Coal.
Silver firm.
The morning call., 1891-11-11

CHICAGO. Nov. l0.-Porter Brothers Company
sold to-day tuil crates Tokay Grapes at 70cQS2 20
hair crates sl05Gl 20: half crates Muscats $ "a
10; fun crates 81 6592. full crates Emperors
81 0jtI2 80 half crates 81.
AEw YORK. Nov. l0-Portcr Brothers Company
sold to-day two carl CadS OF California fruit Full
crates Tokays brought 81 0jg2 10 hal! crat S. $3.50
81 So full crates Muscats : 6O9I %: han crates
6OcGlfl 10: hail crates CUrnichons. 81 lU6pl 70;
half crates EmpeIors, 76@SJc; half crates Blac !,
MoroccOs, 81 70; fun crates Rose de Perus 81 80
PIums, 81 80.
The morning call., 1891-11-11

CHICAGO, Nov. l0.-In regular No Wheat there
was fair trade IN the market and prices ruled
lower. The opening was about l4@1ac lower than
yesterdays. closing and with only slight luctua
lions declined lI4c more, then rec Overed slightly
again and ruled easy, closing about 134 GZc lower
ihan Yesterday. There was considerable pressure
TO sell during the session, good many selling or
deTs coming from the seaboard. Receipts. 246 OUO
bushels: shipments Il 1000 bushels. Rye easy ~
zoe Barley quiet at See
CHICAGO Nov. lO.-wheat-Cash. 98Isc. Com
67c- fork-sS 80. Lard-$6 l2J2. kibs-S6 go
MhlSAy-fl Is
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-Flrm and In very fair request Net
cash prices Family extras, S. 4OGaJ St . bbl.
Bakers extras, $5 35@55 40; city superfne 50 400
8 Is; interior brands, SIS 25l5 80 for extras
&3 1903 30 Y bbl for superfne.
WHEAr-Sp1t freishts continue dull and largely
nominal at 32s 6d@ i5s. usual options The
chartered wheat fleet In port has a register ed TON
mage Of 10000 tons, which is remarkably lsrge At
this date last year the chartered tonnage was 80
800 tons. TIE disengaged tonnage In port is ID
27O, against Gi62 tons the same date last YEAR.
on the way to this port, 399,S75 tons against AM
$50. The tonnage on the way here has fallen oil
sharply during the past week. owing to the large
arrivals.
Wheat is strong at the advanced prices and deal
ers report fair demand. 1t is generally believed
that the crop was oyerestimated early the season
ana as this opinion seems TO be spreading the mar
ket rules very brm Another source OF strength is
which tends to weaken freghts No AZ AZ s a1IYS
! IS y cti; choice, 81 1914; lower grades 81 7bG
50; extra choice. for milling, ST. S7I2 p eth
CALL sALEs-MoRNISG
The market declined 2@2Iac. BUYER ,el-1oo
81 da sSzs' 100, 81 ssSs; 2oI 81 So Buyer season.
81 Ssls; sou, 81 1914. - co. |o''
GAIL sALEs-AFTERNooN
Prices shaded off again. Buyer $1,000. st1h
500, 81 s7Ia; 100, 81 s7ss. co. ''O' - e'A :
BAhLEf-Monday's advance was very sharn and
yesterdays was not as firm 6eoIcrsp ana
more willing to sell than on the preceding daY and
bright Feed i5Si TIE et pni No G Ia
1884 dark Coast, 81 10; Brewing ST 2oal % ~ ~
~ AIt2 tU OF Tor standard. inwer
grades, 81 1901 80 T. ctl. ''"ei
CALL sALEs-MoRNISa
Prices were 12@lc lower Buyer season 1oo
81 221s 100. 81 ~; 100, 81 2lsi; los al oItI.'
200, 8. Il. Seller 'sl-lO0, 81 l4ia
CALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The market continued to weaken Buver so,so,
500. 81 20ss; 500. 81 201a; 700, ST 2Oil 9ao
81 2O1s buyer '9l-lOO, 81 1879; Zoo "a sYo'
Seller 9l-400 81 -; 100, 81 1879: 300 Ei iSis
OATS-Are firmly held at the revised nrices M
the demand is not brisk. White, 81 356hi AZ or
good TO choice and 81 251l 32Ia for c9mmon 'I ~
fair; Surprise, 81 4712Gnl 90: Gray 81 2nssI aS
BLACK, 81 1902 q cti fur California w. ~
CJRN-Receipts are large, OFFERINGS ara ,th.r.,
and the market Is hardly as stiff iarga ya,n, a.
81 27t2@l 30; Small Round Yellow ia ouotad ~
so a ctl. at Pi so@9
RYE-strong at 81 IS bid. 81 80 a ell asked
BRAN-Quoted at $40 50G2O so Tor choIee nrod
uct, and $1S9lS so Tor less desirable stock p1
MIDDLINGS-Quoted at d22 bU023 an "a ton
CHOPPED FEED-Quoted at $l2d23 a Tn
hAf-Recelpts are small, but the demand 10 varv
slow. Quotable at $14@l6 ~ ton for Wa;
el2 oOnl4 y ton for Dat. &l36l5 SO for whaa,
aud oat, $l2@l4 for Wild Dat, Sll 5Ot0ia bn FOR
Barley. $ll@l2 for Alfalfa 300 II for sfock i'A
| STkAW-Qu0ted at 6ugo6e q bale
| mlLLSTUFFS-Ground Barley S2a 6OAos an
The mills sell iicase Neal at s95 I. ton net; rye
| Flour, Sac q ID: Rye Meal &c; Graham Eio9r
SAc; Oatmeal, SAg4c; Dat Groats &c; Cracked
| ley. 3s4JfNc p ID. '-'' ie''' D''
| sEEDS-The market for all kinus 60 ,,,o.
| embarrassing yellow Mustard, 50 eO03: ROW
The morning call., 1891-11-11

Shipping Notes.

Steamers TO sail to-day the City OF PuebIa for
Victoria and Puget Soand, the Los Angeles for
Humboldt Bay, the Newport for Eel River and the
Crescent City for Crescent City. The San Pedro
falls due from Tacoma, ;he North FORK from Hum
boidt Bay, the Marie from Departure Bay, the
Emily aud Arago from Coos Bay the Queen from
San Diego and the Alex Duncan from the southern
coast.
The barkentine Skagit 4s2 tons, loa DIS Lumber at
Port Gamble for Honolulu; schooner Governor
Ames, 1880 TONS Coal at Seattle for this port;
bark Wakefield. $40 tons, merchandise for Syd-
ney; British iron bark Hawtn ornban1 l28S
tons, Wheat at Tacoma for United Kingdom Havre
Antwerp.
The Psrthia takes for Hsvre 1888 centals
Wheat, valued at Sl4l.25O; Earl OF Dalnousie for
Cork 1923 centas at Sl07,7l7
wheat charters prior 10 arrival are: British iron
ship Viscount, 1870 tons, United Kingdom Hayre
or Antwerp, ass; German ship H. Hackfeld 1902
tons. same options, ABS sd British IRON SHIN XIII
lean, 1850 tons, same options, i2s Sd.
The British lroa ship Astoria. 1885 tons was
chartered prior to arrival for Wheat to United
Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp, as I'd.
The morning call., 1891-11-11
VIII Declinn to serreI

Frank MeCoppin, one Of the Howard
street Extension Commissioners. has writ
ten letter to the Board of Supervisors that
If his salary is reduced one half-to 500 a
month = he will decline to serve longer.
This letter is the result of the action of the
supervisors in modifying the Commission
ers' report