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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-07-18
SALE.

WnEltEAS, Milton f.. Hoyle. as trustee fer
tn" parsonage of the First BAPTIST church. of
Lexington, of the county Of Lafayette, state
Gf MisSouri by his certain deed of trust dated
he list day Of , ugust, eighteen hundred and
lightweight. and recorded in the recorders
office of Lafayette county, Missouri. I'm book
81, page ISL, conveyed to the undersigned, rs
trustee, the following described real estate,
situate, lying and being in the county of Lafay-
cite, and state of Missouri, to-wit: a part of the
northwest quarter of section numbered thirty
four titD. in township numbered iifty-onc i5I,
and range numbered twcntS-seven cd, bound
ed as follows, tO-wit:- beginning at Il point in
the line between sections :sI and -, three hun
bred and SiXty-iiyc CII5) feet south of the in
tcrsection of said line with the south side of
South street, in the city of Lexington. and
running thence east one hundred and thirty
(l;b) feet TO Il stake, thence north siXty-five
t6j) feet to II stake in the east boundary of the
Baptist Female College lot. thence west one
hundred and thirty lla0) feet tn Il stake i'm the
section line, thence south along sad section
line SiNty-fivc UJD feet To the place of begin
ming, being the lot conveyed To said Royie, ms
trustee, by the Baptist Female College by deed
dated May =, 1889, and recorded in the rccor-
der'S Office, of said comfy, i'll book No. 81, Mt
page l6l.
AUTHORIZING CLAUSE.
I1hiS deed of trust is made for the purpose
nf securing the payment OF said sum of fifteen
hundred dollars mentioned in the notes here
matter described, which was and is borrowed
"f said Wilson for the purpose of completing
the parsonage building and Improvement on
the lot of land now in process of erection and
in progress, and the said trustee is authorized
To make the said loan and secure the same by
This deed of trust, by the consent and author
ity of the First Baptist church, of Lexington,
evidenced by resolution of said church made
and entered of record in the proceedings Of
said church OF date August I, 1851
And which conveyance was made TO Sc
cure the payment of two certain promissOry
notes in said deed of trust described, and,
whereas, default has been made in the pay
mcnt of the said promissOry notes, when the
same became due and payable, according to
the terms of said notes and said deed of trust:
now, therefore, |. the undersigned trustee, at
the request of the legal holder and owner of
the said prumissory notes. Will ON
MONDAY, AUGUSTA, 1891,
ut the courthouse door i'm the city of Lexing-
ton, Lafayette county, Missouri, between the
hours of nine O'Clock in the forenoon and five
o'clock in the afternoon of that day, sell pub
| licly ut auction to the highest bidder for cash,
the real estate above described, for the pur-
| pose of satisfying the above mentioned notes
| and interest due thereon aud the expenses OF
executing this trust. GEORGE WILSON,
1-Il-td Trustee.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-07-18
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
IEtbss stEST.

INIE STORE room ~ FranEUn Ayenue, which
L ma been occupied hy MIR. Albert Looms,
it"lv deceased, IL tor rent. Excellent location
'or good grocery store. Apply 10 the az ner.
iehlhi L, 4. STRAMCKE,
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So once again she sought him. Reckless, rude.
He babe her enter. Then with stately mien
She passed, and took possession like queen,
And seemed not sorrow, but O Joy subdued;
Bringing o shadow, yet, Us shadows are,
A blessing, cast from some great light afar.
Spectator.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-07-18
CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS.

TO make n stir we offer 20 pieces ser&
to-day at 10c, worth pc. Roylc q Son.
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ROOFING AND GUTrEnING a SPECIALITY.

ROOFING AND GUTFERING \ SPECIALITY.
Sole agent for the celebrated Peoria wood
base heater: Gold Coin, wood base heater and
Monitor and Darling Ouks. coal or wunl heat
crs. Has also II full supply nf Cannon stoves,
Superior Cook Stoves, for wood ar coal, and u
tuli assortment of all other g0ndS in his lin"
All work done and stoves sold guaranteed To
given entire satisfaction. Prices at Bed Rock,
and low as the lowest.
Garland G. Graham.
Franklin Ave, Opp. Brewery.
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Youthful Innocence.

Youthful Innocence.
She never talks of dress ut all;
She never stops for talking
Upon the street or In the hall
Where busy men are walking.
Her books are always purchased by
Her prim and thoughtful mother,
And not q man attracts her eye
More than her elder brother.
She speaks In serious esteem
OF Sunday-school and Heaven;
But then, you see, this guileless dream
Is not yet more h q seven.
Washington Post
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Ia th,. Mutual L.lir, Of Nv Work, tn" largest
company ~ the world. Uu all thu new plans and
the most favorable TItCs-
Long cNprII'n"r ~ the Insurance business
cnuhl' n uS la civ" you perfect safety III rnlIcIcs
tysuUI lV u+-
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-07-18

On all kinds al Property, liuidinSB, Mcr-
rhaudisr. Grain, IA store. ~ stuck ar pms.
II"u. cholh Furniture and Goods, Manufacture
Ing EsInbiIshmcn's auh Iiv" St"rk. For any
al IImr from five days To five years.
At HE
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-07-18
LOWEST RATES
INSURANCE

rI premium. AMT in TIA" nih established, atron
reliable comp uICs. Also
The morning call., 1891-11-10
NOTES FROM ABROAD.

Pope Leo XIII is exceedingly active Just
now, more, in fact than his doctors con-
slider good for him.
A project is under advisement to intro
duce in the st. Petersburg University a
chair OF stenography.
Ex-Empress Eugene paid 100000 francs
for six acres of land near Monaco, where
she intends TO build her villa.
Minister Lincoln and Major Post military
attach of the American legation, have
started on trip to Italy and the East.
Pope Leo has summoned Father Ander-
ledi, CHIEF OF the Jcsuits, to Rome, to con-
suit with him regarding the state of the
church.
The Duchess Dues is said to have inner
tied her literary talent from the Morte-
narts, with which great family her ancestors
were allied.
.lThe health authorities of Gibraltar have
declared quarantine against vessels ar
irving at that port from Cadiz, smallpox
having broken out at the latter place.
General Bouanger died rich and heavily
insured in several English companies 4
LADY palmist' in London foretuld two years
ago that he would die by his own hands.
The first hospital in the Khanate of Box
hara was recently opened with imposing
ceremonies In the presence of tho Russian
Government agents and the authorities of
the country.
Sharp frost has appeared in England, and
snow has fallen in the vicinity of Hamburg.
Rain has fallen in an enormous quantity
throughout Greece and severe snow-stnrms
have been experienced in the mountain
country.
There are in Russia many towns of large
population which belong to private parties.
The territory of such town. and, in some
instances, the suburban fields, woods ana
rivers. are the patrlmonia estate of n
nObleman, and he has the right TO DISPOSE of
them as lie DleaseS.
The military diagrams and maps of the
Italian army, published about month ago
by the Italian General staff, give the
strenth of tho standing army as 80 900 men
and 14,000 officers. On war footing ana
in3luding the militia of the second and third
call the army numbers 2.625.000.
The Car enjoys capital health, and owes
this to the physical exercise which he takes
every day in all weathers. He eats and
drinks enormously, but he spends four or
five hours daily in the open air, chops wood.
wheels barrows full of stones and romps
with his children and some of his youn ger
officers.
Queen Regent Christina has directed the
authorities throughout Spain to make dill
gent search for all persons suspected of trea-
sonable designs. The Spanish Government
Is said to have received information to the
effect that plot Is in progress for the over
throw of the monarchy and the establish
ment OF republic, and that this plot is
shared Ill by persons of prominent standing.
~ 1t is stated on semi-ofical authority that
hlng Charles OF Roumania, during his visit
to the Kaiser, received assurances entirely
satisfactory TO him as to the course of Ger
many In the event of the invasion of Rom
mania by the Russians. While no alliance
has been formed between Germana and
houmanla. Germany is pledged to assist the
latter country In maintaining its indepen-
dence.
The morning call., 1891-11-10
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE,
Preparations for the Ball at Pho.
neer Hall.

The Board Of Directors of the Woma MS
Exchange met yesterday afternoon at the
Palace Hotel to complete arrangements for
the ball which is to be given for the benefit
of the organization which they represent,
at Pioneer Hall on Thursday evening. 1t
is expected that the affair will be the most
successful Of the kind ever given in the
city, and 1t is reported that two Of the Di-
rectors have already sold 112 tickets. 1t is
expected. with this as basis, that from
1000 to 1000 tickets will be disposed of.
At yesterdays meeting Mrs. Kersey was
named to take charge of the decorations,
and 1t isthat lady's intention to make the
hall Respondent for the occasion.
Among those who were invited to be
present were Governor and Mrs. Markham
and General and Mrs Ruger. A number
OF city officials have also been asked to at
tend, and there will be a number Of officers
in uniform from the PresidiO.
The committee will furnish an elaborate
supper. 10 be served at IL o'clock, and to be
included in the price of admission.
The following ladies will act as recep-
ton committee: Mrs. John Curry, Mrs.
Sands w, Forman, Mrs. Michael Castle,
Mrs. Louis Sloss, Mrs Moses HOPKINS,
Mrs. Henry Schmiedell, Mrs. David Bixler,
Mrs. Henry Weatherby, Mrs Ii. L. Dodge,
Mrs. Z. Nj. Block and Miss Birdsall.
The morning call., 1891-11-10
BUYING EXPERIENCE.
A Young Man Takes Thirty-fve Dollar
Chunk of knowledge.

Young Man Takes Thirty-fve Dollar
Chunk of knowledge.
On recent evening about o'clock a
young man well dressed and looking like
the possessor of the usual amount of knowl-
edge of the world walked up to Clerk San.
derson of the Ryan and asked TOR Mr.. Mar
shall. There is no such person stopping
here" said Mr.. Sandersou.
There must be, as l saw him standing
out there pointing to the center of the TO-
tunda) less than half an hour ago. and he
told me TO come here to meet him." said the
young man. Then turning to Mr. Wood, the
cashier, he said:
Maybe you would give the money Mr.
Marshall promised me-" At the same time
he handed Mr.. Woods Second Nation al
Bank check may payable TO w. +. Marshall
and signed by w. f. Marshall & Co.. and
drawn for $1,000 When the cashier said
that the check was no good, and that he as
victim Of confidence man the Young fell
low turned very pa!e, began to tremble all
over, and at last broke down with grief at
his loss. When he had collected himself a
little he told the following story:
Il am stranger 10 town, and this after
noon mldd Gagged gentleman came up to
me IN hurry and asked me to let him have
$50, and he would give me check for $1,000
as security, and for me to come to the RYAN
tonight. DE said he wanted to pay a man
who was going out of the city the money
he owed him. let him have the money
and took the check. Tonight when / came
up here he was standing out in the hall
there, and l did not like to interrupt his
talk When l looked again he was not
there"
Mr.. Sanderson advised the young man to
notify the police, and he left the hotel with
that intention. The name of the victim
could not be ascertained.-St. Paul Pioneer
Press.
The morning call., 1891-11-10

peaches. nuts, Dx dry fruit, cs dry goods. 8
cs clothing goods.
Cayucos-4O bbls 251s bxs butter. c. eggs. 1
coop chickens,r3 dressed calves
San Simeon casting coop chiek S,s 6Is
Monterey-9 bxs dry FISH,
Santa Cruz-37 crates grapes.
PANAMA-Per San Jose-lO4 bIs lines, 10 bIz
pineapples, parrots.
Per Crescent City-Robert Haight Co; Lincoln
Tea Coz witzei Baker; Vervalin ~ Rowe; II
Wheaton Luhrs: Norton, Teller Co: Hegler d
johnson; Dodge, Sweeney Il Co: Cook & Co;
Re Whitney a Co: Smiths Cash Store; t II Day;
Brown a Adams; Maxwell squ.res; r Nick Ell /;
state state Mining Bureau; Hobbs, Wall & Co; g
Per Los Angeles-McKay Co; ByIbee;
GSaryin; Del Monte Milling Co; Hills Bros; Jones
y no co. Eveleth a Nash; ER stevens & Co;
BAKER; Vervalin Il Rowe; NJ Kalish " Co; Dairy
man T IS Union; NJ Atkinson & Co: Whitney &
Norton Mort Teller q Co; Russ Sanders & Co: Amer
slT so, 90; Montague Co; Standard oil Co;
man d sons; Giusti & Antonio; J II Keesing; j
h .er me a Fargo Co; christy Wise; Bres-
lauer ~ 20; ShOobert Beale q Co; Selrles & Stone,
Per Pomona-Allison. Gray ~ Co; ID Keefe 4 Co !:
/ etImacner. Ns SygSsIs q co kowen: Laws;
Co. Price Berlin Co; IL wedIeck: wetmore Bros:
Paint Co; Deming, Palmer Mill Co: r Jaeobsnn.
Blum Bros Goodall. Perkins l. Co; wsIand Bros:
Sherwood d Sherwood; whittier Fuller & Co. ~ Z
Daniels: A Jewell; McDOnough Il Johnson: Paul
friedman; Sachs Bros; CoghiIl a Conn; j Rosen-
berg; Greenbaum, Wen & MIchaeis; Ii Dntard.
Morgan Chick; Grannucci Bros; A Haber; BRAY
Sons Co; Getz Bros Co; Ivancovich & CO;
Lehormand Bros; A PalaInl: Daryman's Union,
Deere Imp Co; Brigham. Hoppe Co; l. FEELING
q Co; Dodge, Sweeney & Co; Smiths Cash Store.
NJ Presley: Is Smith Il Co: westhon q Co: Union
Ice Co: W sumner Il Co: Sinsheimer Bros; Brown
Blair; Cunningham, Curtis & Welch: L FeIdman:
Standard on CO. II Dutard; } X Armsby: cold.
tree; Moore, Ferguson * Co; Wells Fargo a 90.
koS,l Co; Baker IL HamtOn; Il 6 Ruhl & Co :
Chas Montgomery " Co: ID Tiedenan & Co: II u
Tiden " Co; Marshall. Teggart Y Brorsen
. FER san Josef SreyOch; Medardr Garcia:
Matt0rn Il Danglada
FOR Ldte ShiDOIl1 IltLelLi Lcnc. Sc Ef1hEh Pm.
The morning call., 1891-11-10
Brazil Nuts, 1859

large large; fliberts 1d1a@l2!ac; Brazil Nuts 1889 :
Cocoanuts 81 5et96 30 y loo
VEuEIABLEs-Lima Beans Quotabe at 1850
MarrowIat SQUASH, SO z ton; Egg Plant oO6
zoe q box: Green Okra, 75c6DSl Green Peppers
DUG ioc; Cucumbers 3UG4Uc: Tomatoes. l5535e;
Dry feprers, u sc "a n Cabbage 5Oa5ac a ct
Carrots o007be' Turnips. 5UG75c; Beets 81; rars-
nips 81 20; Garlic 3@151ac y II.
PRONlSlONS-Eastern Covered breakfast Bacon
1314Ql312c: California Smoked Bacon lOLa Oh G
for heavy and medium. 12La4l3c p N for light
and 13t49l3I2c 2 n for extra light: Bacon sitiss
1Os4 GLE; Eastern Sugar-cured Hams for cty
trade. 1312@l3s4c: California Hams salt loo q n
refrIgeratOr-eursd ll9l nc q II: Lard tlerce,
Eastern. all kinds. 9d914c; cases, Os4 c: CALI
fornia, terces. 500 4G; half-bbls, "A ac; tins
1Oc: pals, l0-b, l0I2c; do. e-b. lOl4c; Kegs "A q
lOc ID; Mess Beef, 81 5OGS: extra mes, do
SIS 60G9: family do 81 so el2: clear PORK
1950G2O; extra prime, $15al5 so; extra clolr
a20G20 90; mess do, SIT 5OGlS y Dbl; Pig PORK,
Smoked Beef ll34 l2c q 10.
HOPS-Qurtable at 0lbc p n.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy salted steers. 7s4 C;
medium. &c. light, SC; Cowhdes, Sc 2 II; sailed Kip,
&C q 70; salted Calf. &c 2 1t: dry Hides. usual
selection log O12c q 10 dry KiDs 9c dry Calf. 9e
prime GoatskIns. 3U950c each; ID eerskins, good
summer, 3712c: medium, 30GD32 u winter 20125c;
sheepsklns, shearlings. log 25c: short WOOL, 409
7Oe' medium, 7u990c; long wool S0cGSl 10 6; ID.
Cuils OF all kinds about I3c less.
TALLoW-Fair TO goodsrendered 4G414c; re-
nned 6I217c; Grease. 3Iac , u.
WOOL-We quote fall Woods: San Joaquin and
southern, S9p9c; San Joaquin and Southern lambs
sGl1c; Mountain Free, la lac; Mountain defective,
lOlgl2c: Humboldt ana Mendocuo. l5@yl7c. Spring
cups range as follows; Choice Northern, l7(9Z0c
Southern, seven months, l24a9l5c u u.
The morning call., 1891-11-10
Paper Money Par.sitss

A few years ago quite a sensation was
created IN Europe when medical man Din
81. Petersburg, | think drew attention to
the unseen dangers lurking In the mouth
pieces Of public telephones. More recently
RUSSIAN doctor has found out that those
Wretched things could be transmitted for
miles and miles along the telephones
AND now $50 Paper Trade says DR.. L. B.
Chiffon, the Macon scientist, has detected a
peculiar parasite which infects our paper
money. "ltis found nowhere else, and though
IL Is Invisible to the unassisted eye, the small
creature multiplies at surprising rate and is
very numerous. DR.. Clifton counted 5000 of
them on an old 6ve-dollar bill. He said the
money parasite is an acarus, and closely re-
lated to the spider family. His appearance
10 by no means handsome. In shape it is OBJ
long ana fat, and has four clumsy legs and
The morning call., 1891-11-10
LOVES VISITOR.

Isee her in the near light, in the far light,
AtdHwn when flowers are fragrant with the dew
AT twilight wncn the simmer OF the starlight
The tangle OF the vines comes peeplng through.
Her eyes as In the fair and far-away time,
Are beautiful and tcnier, and her cheek
Is ROSY with the richness Oi the May-time,
But the loving lips are silent when speak
Pernaps the woven love-words that bring her
She treasures in sweet siience-lttle worth:
She'd rather hear the songs the angels sing her
Than listen to the lowler songs of earth.
Yet, wherefore from the seraph-guarded portal
Beyond. where glooms the dark, dividing sea
whose waters lave the shining shore immortal,
In light and night comes back my child TO me?
Forever comes! Oh doubling heart, no heaven
HOwe'eU It's walls may tower the stars above,
With gates that look down on the unfUrgiven.
Can stay the hands that love holds out to lovei
Atlanta Constitution.
The morning call., 1891-11-10
Shining Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day the oregon for Port
land, the Newport for Eel River, the Lucy Lowe
for Puget Sound, the Coos Bay for Loupoc and the
Gypsy FOR the Salinas River. The Geo. W. Elder Co
luinb a and Lakme II due from Portland the Del
Norte and Emily from Coos Bay, and the VILLAIN
cite Valley from Yaquina Bay.
The barkentiue Cnas. r. Croker Sl3 tons loads
Lumber at Tacoma for Sydney. AS, prior 10 ar
rival; schooner +. f. Sander, $40 tons Lumber at
Port Gamble for Shane hal, 55s. prior to arrival.
The British iron ship fhistlcbaak 1882 tons was
chartered prior to arrival for Wheat 10 United
kingdom, Havre or Antwerp, AIS cd.
he Senegal takes for Stockton England ST. SIS l
centas Wheat, valued at SS4 500
The morning call., 1891-11-10
British GIain NIarLet.

LONDON, Nov 9.-The Mark Lane Express says {:
The best English Wheat is IS dearer. and even In
ferlOr new crop is Is better in price. Foreign
Wheats are IS higher for Russian and Is for other
sorts A large business has been done in American
Corn AT about 2s advance Barleys have risen Is
%, ana oats are Is higher. To-day there was a
strong upward tendency and the market was well
attended Advances in foreign wheats included
California Is, and American Red Winter and Chill.
can I'd English and Russian Flour advanced Is
and American is I'D higher. All Barley Is Is
uearer. Corn is Sd dearer
The morning call., 1891-11-10
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING. November 9.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErA

SUMMARY OF THE AARKkTA
Flour strong.
Wheat higher
Sharp advance in Barley.
Oats held hi CHER.
Corn firm.
Rye strong.
Hay unchanged.
Ground Barley marked up.
Corn products higher.
Beans quiet.
Large receipts of Potatoes.
Onions advanced.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese firm.
Poultry dull.
Game firm
Grapes doing better.
Rasins weaker.
EilYer higher.
The morning call., 1891-11-10
DELISoUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE THE OPHIR
~ Silver Mining Company. Location OF PRINCIPAL
place OF business. San Francisco. Cal Location of
State of Nevada. '''
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described STOCK, account OF assessment No 81
levied on the I'd day of October, 1891 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the Respective
Shareholders. as follows:
The morning call., 1891-11-10

Wholesale rates from slaughterers TO dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality, 5Ia9sc; second quality,
f12@S5c; third DO. 4d,i &c
VEAL-Large 6G7c: small Calves. 76I9c.
MUTiOS-Wethers. 7l5c; Ewes, 6L247c.
LAMB-SGgc y ib
PoRK-Llye Hogs. 4l494JAc p 10 FOR hsIyv hard
granted. ana 4Iac for light average do stocS hogs,
3S35Ac q ID dressed do, 634G7Jac q D.
The morning call., 1891-11-10

BAGs-Calcattas, ss4c; local make. size; Woo
Bags, 36@3Sc.
SUGAR-The Western sugar Refining Company
quotes follows terms net cash: Cube, Crush III
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed all 5sc q 10;
Dry GRADUATED, 5I4c; ContectIOlers A, 5tsc:
Extra Z, 4I4c; Golden q, 4isc; d. &C &. ID; halt
Dbs I4c moro than bbs. and boxes nc more
The morning call., 1891-11-10

Surgeons in charge of the various mill
tary posts about the harbor have been over
looking the law which requires them to re-
port births and deaths to the Health OfIicer.
so the matter was called to their attention
by notice from Health Officer Keenev YES
terday. S''-
The morning call., 1891-11-10
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO Nov. 9.-wheat stronger. The
opening was from 14c to a. lower than Saturday IS
closing, and rul ed easy then became stronger and
with slight fluctuations, advanced li4c and 152c;
eased OIL prices declinl, g l14c, then fiuctuat ed
aud the closing was about i2c higher than Sat
urday. Receipts: l,69O000 bushels; shipments
l,349oOO bushels. bye quiet at 94c. Barley quiet
AT 59c
CHICAGO. Nov. 9.--Wheat cash - $3.50. Corn
57t4c Fork-SS So Lard-S6 10. Rlbs-$6 10.
NAISky-SI 1S,
The morning call., 1891-11-10

MORNING sALRA
Board-l00 Hawaiian Commercial a. oocpo.
light. o5t4; Cal Electric Light, l6 "'
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-25 8 Gaslight 65; SO rau,,,,, ,,
mercial; 4; 20 Cal Electric Light, 10, I5s.. ssV
The morning call., 1891-11-10
POSTpOHsME NT.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
the Craikshank Gold Mining Company is hereby
postponed until Wednesday, November 4, 1891, at
u O'Clock noon. at the Office OF the Company Ro 1m
b, NO. I'll SanSOme street, san Era pctsco Gal By
order or the Board OF Directors.
EKNE JEST j. KOCH. Secretary,
The morning call., 1891-11-10
POSTPONED EMIT.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT SToCK op
the Cruikshank Gold Mining Comnanv Ia hereby
po,tponed until Friday, December 1. 1891, at u
oclocA noon, at the ONCE OF the COMPANY Room g.
No. all Sansome ST., San Francisco Cal Nv ords,,
of the Board OF Directors
Lo4 i'd ERNEST j. KOCH, Secretary.
The morning call., 1891-11-10
New York Markets,

NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-The stock market to-day
was active and weak, the opening being lower than
Saturdays close. There slight decline in
most OF the list this afternoon, the close being
heavy at near ottom figures. Important losses In
e9de; Northern Pacific preferred p Northern Pa
cihc az; Big -Four. Northwestern, Lake Shore,
Wabash preferred, IA, and Western Union and
Erie. l$s each Governments steady. Petroleum
closed at 577sc.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-United States Bonds-i's
III; Us. 9912; Northern Pacific. rs: Canadian
paclhc 80 Central Pacinc. 1924 Union Pacific.
S91s; Atkinson and Santa Fe 4O5s: Wells Fargo,
iSS; g., western Union, SOS; silver. s5i Sterling
NEW YORK. Nov. -wheat-December. 81 Os7s.
Flour-Steady. Coffee. $l2 20. Sugar. 33s@e3 7-l6
HopS-facihc Coast. lSc. dos-l334 @l4c. COP
per-Lake- 81 50. Tin-Spot. Slg IS. Lead-Do-
mestlc. 81 05. lron-Sl5. Fetroleuin 577sc.
NUTS DRIED FRUITS AND BEANS.
NEW YORK. Nov 9.-Quotations for Soft-shell
Almonds are lac; walnuts, l0c. deIivered; White
Comb Honey, one-pound frames. l5c spot; Eyap-
GRATED Golden Plums, sac in bags, 7c in boxes;
fltted Piums, 913c ia boxes Pitted Prunes Toe In
boxes, all delivered here. Lima Keans In small
parcels 81 20 buShel in carload lots 81 Is for
early shipment per 100 pounds for coast.
Hops are generally firm; choice shipping In good
demand at / &c offered; specially hne zoe offered;
Foreign markets