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The morning call., 1891-02-27
SEA AND SHORE.
Reported Loss of the Schooner
Arthur at Sea.
Subscriptions for the Mate of the Wrecked
Elizabeth-Brutal Hackmen Arrested.
Sale of Wreck and Cargo

Up to o'clock yesterday evening over
s425 had been subscribed at the Merchants
Exchange for Mate Barclay of the Eliza
beth.
The bark Helen w. Amy, now in this
port, while lying at one of the islands of the
Gilbert Group, picked up lot Of wreckage
supposed TO belong to the schooner Arthur,
which left San Francisco for the islands
several months ago and has not since been
heard from. The Heller W s..a ASss.a.sghd
rousn UP ePa.oiif San Benito, =; 1e 5a.sa
pn Sab.day last the same day had ia leu
ElZaDthaE went ashore N SdIh hdu W lay
under storm trus-d Tor several hours with
the sec t.eaKing over her. The water
casks were torn adriIt, and in trying to
secure them several Of the crew were in
iured. Soon after the water-casks were
made fast the vessel was struck by another
sea and one of her boats carried away. The
vessel was fifty-three days on tie passage.
LAST OF THE ELIZABETH.
At: 80 o'clock yesterday afternoon all
| tina. is left of the once fine ship Elizabeth
So, sold by Auctioneer Jones' The sale
place in the Merchants Exchange,
i a.. the remains of the ship now above low
| water mark were knocked down to Captain
| -, ,,-,,, tI,,,, -, c.. 80
her cargo were tnen oou.ht ny a. oIerh lor
| $3.50
An investigation will be made shortly into
the cause of the total failure of the life
| s,ri,.r service durinp the wracl, of tho
| Elizabeth, and also in the case of the
| Jess0mene. 1t is very strange that ship
| conld Law close iushore with distress signals
| flyinr for thirty-six hours and no asst stance
be rendered
The Samson, CAPTAIN Whitelaw's new
wrecking vessel, will do her first work on
the wreck OF the Elizabeth. She is fitted with
steam pumps and powerful derricks. and is
well supplied for that WORK.
ALASKA MArrs
rrrds oro now ovoilaILa ,or ,,,o,,.,,,,
GiuS ato atD St ioi l9 iI
nan 81 ,'d 5oaIs san an i nSa
hGu' t "u StanmsSi, a 10 o
Sio to"1r - Rh iia .t olu
Dst us teidls mete too nign' anu lie ost
Qlce , f.,. So =, "aiH,uus 70 ieceiN9 ulus
rom oton II, ,a,1 ioi 'i'e NAL oSeI
The morning call., 1891-02-27
sT0CKBROKERS IN COURT.
An Interesting Suit Involving Money De-
posted on Margin.

An Interesting suit involving money De-
posted on Margin.
Stockholders Will be interested in a suit
tried before Judge CARRIER yesterday en-
titled A. F. Coffin and others. local stock
brokers, against J. &. Bracket. The action
is TO recover S3737 As, due upon an account
had between the plaintiffs and the defend
ant.
The latter contended that the alleged bal
aDce OF account arose out of a contract for
the sale on margin of the capital stock of a
certain mining corporation, and entered into
under the following circumstances: The de-
lendant agreed with the plaintiffs to sell
them the stock, although he was not tile
owner thereof at the time. As security
against possible rise in tile stock II was
agreed that the plaintiffs should receive Ger
tain mgrgins, and should the stock decline
In value, then they should pay to the de-
fendant the difference between the price at
which It should sell and tie price at which
II mig have sold on the day Of settlement,
I less The usual commissions.
The stock was sold Short" and from
October, 1856, to the commencement of this
action, the defendant having deposited
5000 ilarglns and these transactions being
void, e prayed that the complaint be dis
10 isseQ and that he recover the $500 so de-
posted. The plaintiffs had attached his
properly, and the judgment of the court
was that they should recover the sum
prayed for, but that only the property at
Iached could be resorted to in payment
th1reof
The morning call., 1891-02-27
SHAG ROCK.
The Matter Of Its Purchase Sub.
mitted to Judge H0ge.

The Shag Rock dispute came up before
Judge Hoge yesterday morning on the APP
plication of 4. W. Won Schmidt for writ of
mandate to compel Treasurer Widber to
pay the purchase price OF $4,000 for Shag
Rock and Tide Land Blocks 723 and 100.
Charles L. Tilden appeared for Won
Schmidt and read the petition of his client,
alleging that in December the Board of
Supervisors authorized the Health and P0-
lice Committee to buy Shag Rock for Sl5,-
000 for the purpose of erecting PeSth0use
thereon; that the purchase had been made,
the demand for the money audited by Audi
tor Strother, and Endorsed by Treasure
Refs, but that it had been disall0wed by
Treasurer Wid5er, when he came into Office,
because the new Board OF Supervisors had
repudiated the purchase. 1t was contended
by the other side, Mr.. Tiiden said, that his
client had no title to the property. The
case would be submitted he added, upon an
agreed statement of fact.
After reviewing the official movem 'nts in
the matter the counsel offered in evidence
the title from the Title Land Commission
ers to Won Schmidt, which was recorded in
1914, AMI the patents OF the State OF Califor-
Mia, recorded il 1869.
Won Schmidt then took the stand and tes-
| titled as to the location of the disputed prop
erty and his dealings with the city and
| county officials under the old regime. He
| SAID lie mad paid taxes on the property for
the last twenty years. He was then cross
examined by City and County Attorney
| burst
rs it not fact that Supervisor Pilster
held the deed to Shag Rock merely as your
agent, and that the deal was not to be con-
summarized until you had received your
money!" was asked.
"On the contrary" replied Won Schmidt,
II gave the deed to Pilster only half an hour
| before the Supervisors met, aud the under
standing was that the sale was complete if
the board accepted it,"
| us it not a fact that the island is covered
| with water at high tide?"
| Not by any means. The rock is twenty
| five feet out of water. / had il house on it
| for TWO years, with man living in it,
| Witness said That the area of the island is
| .SS Of an acre, but that il it was leyeled it
| would be al acre and half.
| The case was finally submitted on briefs
| but decision is not expected for five or six
weeks at the least.
The morning call., 1891-02-27

shell, 101a@1113c: Chile walnuts, SO Zoe; Peanuts
5@514c q 10 for domestic: Hickory Nuts, 79Sc;
Pecans, IL l,ll4c for small aad 150lSc for Iar2et
FllDerts 11@l21$c; Brazil Nuts, 1992Oc 9 Ds
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sold yesterday at 20c p
10 The Hoods In the south keep back most OF the
shipments of green Vegetables from that region. A
Few tomatoes are coming up by steamer; Mush-
rooms. quotable at 25950c p IL; Los Angeles sum
mer Squash. =; Asparagus 15@25c; BouIdln
Island do, 25935c; Los Angeles Tomatoes, 81 2502
15@l712c: Green Peas, -; String Beans, -
Marrowfat Squash. S20030 y ton: Dry Peppers, 100
zoe p ID Cabbage. 5O960c 2 ctl; Feed Carrots, soc;
Turnips 75c; Beets, 81 Parsuips 81 rs; Garlic,
3@5c y n.
PRUVISIONS-EasternC Covered Breakfast Bacon
Is quotable at 13@l3I5c p 10; California smoked
and iS@i$Ikc p n for light; i3is@i4c for extra
light: Bacon sides, 9@914c 10; Eastern Sugar
cured Hams for city trade l2@l212c; California
Hams salt. l119@il34c ID: q
&C. cases, 10@lO15ci California tierces, S99Ac;
hafbbls, 9t4@9J2c; tins loo; pals. l0-io, l012c;
do. 5-lb. l014c: Kegs, 9$i@1Oc = 10; Mess Beef,
81 50,QS; extra mess 10, 50 sO@9; family DO
81 50912; clear Pork. $40 5000; extra prime,
$l5@l5 50 extra clear. $40 5O@20: mess do.
$l7Q9l7 90 z Dbl; Pig Pork, {. key, 1898 %; gs'
Feet. $l39l3 50 q bbl; Smoked Beef, 1lA9l2c
p H.
HOPs-Nominal at 3O9321ac for common to good
and 33tQ35c for choice.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy salted steers 712c:
medium &c: light SC: Cowhides, sc; sailed Kip.4c
sailed Calf. G61615c: dry Hides. usual selection &c:
dry KlpS. &c. dry Calf Sc; prime Goatskins stO9oOc
Deerskins, good summer. 81 12c; Medium, 32I2C935;
thin, 2OG25; Sheepskus, shearlings. lO92Oc; short
wool. 3095Oc; medium, 65@9Oc: long wool 9O9
81 % z Ii. Culis OF all kinds about 70 less
TALLOW.Fa to good rendered sac; refined,
47s6p5c: Grease. &c q 10.
WOOIl-Fall clips are QuOtabe as follows: Sacr7-
mento Valley free l39 l4c; do defective lug Lze'
Mountain free, 1o9I5ci San Joaquin aud Southern
SOIL q ID
The morning call., 1891-02-27
P0STPONEMENT.
The Los Angeles Citrus Fair VIII Omen
March 10th.

The Los Angeles Citrus Fair VIII Omen
March 10th.
The citrus fair. for the coming off of
which such extensive preparations have
been in progress for some time past. and
which was to have opened at Los Angeles
March Sd, has been postponed in c0nse-
quence OF the unlocked for and unpre-
cedented storms, and the announcement is
made that the opening will take place on the
10th. 1t would require too much space to
mention all of the localities that will be rep
resented at the fair suffice it is to say, they
embrace the entire citrus localities of the
State. The subscriptions have been liberal.
and each county or district Will vie with the
others in making the most handsome dis
pays and designs. Arrangements have
men maze TO accommodate 10000 visitors,
many many OF whom viii be from the Eastern
H SiE The premium list this wear is
The morning call., 1891-02-27
KICKED THE BRIDEGROOM OUT
A Testy Father Spells His Daughters

A Testy Father Spells His Daughters
Wedding and Her Lovers Beauty.
Hiram Roberts, a rich and grabbed citizen.
returned home to-day unexpectedly TO find
young Frank Hoard about to marry his di-
vorced daughter, Mrs. John Fitch. The
minister was in the parlor and the CONNIE
had just joined hands when Papa Roberts
appeared. He grasped the situation and
the young man at the same time
and spoiled both. He made eli
max of the situation and a wreck of
young Hoard, kicking him all the way into
the street. Mr.. Roberts gave as a reason for
his violent objections the recent divorce of
his daughter and the disgrace incurred by
young Hoard in having been recently court.
martlaled for some wrong-doing. Mrs.
Fitch wished to accompany Hoard but She
was locked up in her room. Nevertheless,
spite OF all obstacles. Hoard threatens
that he will have the entire Roberts family
locked up on charge of assault and bat
tery.-Lexington Qnd) special to Chicago
Herald.
The morning call., 1891-02-27
General MerchnndIss.

BAGS-FIrm and active. Calcutta, May and June.
61a@65kc: Wool Bags. 3693Sc.
OIL : California Castor on, in cases, No l;
uuotable at 81 40; No. ?, 81 20 manufacturers
rates. Eastern do 81 80; California Lin seed, bbs.
= gall. boiled, 67l5c; raw, Soc 2 gall; cs, &c
more. Refined COcoanut $4,000 y gall: China Nut,
67Ia@TOc q gallon; Eastern Linseed Oh. IN Dds,
671ac; do raw, CSC - gallon; Lard on, b0s, 7Z12c;
cases. soc q gallon.
PETRoLEUM-Starli 22c p gallon; DOwners.
27iac p gal on: Astral. 22c; 15U9 Elaine, &c;
Pearl, &c: Water White. refined, bulk. Ice;
Headlight 1852 cases. 25c; Mineral Illuminating,
5000, 27c in cases: Standard 10 IRE test. 1sc =
gallon in tcaps), lS2c faucets and 15c in bulk
GASOLINE, ETC $50 Benziue. buik, i5c; case;
zoe; 74o Gasoline buik, l612c; cases, 2512c; So
Gasoline. bulk, 3Jc; cases, 35c 2 gal.
WHITE LEAD-puoted at S1DSI2c p 10.
TURPENTINE-0uoted at 6Jc - gallon
SUGAR-The California Refinery has raised its
prices and now Quotes terms net cash: Cube
Crushed, Extra Powdered aud Fine Crushed. all
6Isc; Dry formulated, 6I4c; OOntec TONERS A o1sc
Extra c, 4s4c; Golden C. 412c 2 10; Bags, 44c more
than bbs.
The American Sugar Refinery has also advanced
It's prices and quotes follows. terms net cash:
Extra Fine Cube. Crushed, Fiue Crushed and Pow
dered. 614c ? To- Extra Fine Pc wdered 61zc;
Dry Granulated, 5c XXX do, &c; COnfectlOners A,
57sc; White Extra q, lac; Extra Z, 41sc' Golden
c. 45Sc Il 10.
The morning call., 1891-02-27
eALIFoRN

Written foT TIE s.oU >'Iz ALI
LARD OF nay chiidhood's dTeae.- ua thee
1taltz's deep b;ue SKIES loOl ts.7l,
And purple grapes OF Eschol cElva
Thy suniit wales o. Thcsssiy.
Upborne On r-Is sing brecze,
The healing odors o. ,le pine
And bTssth o. golden fruit combine
From gi.r -leus ~ Hesperites.
OF storm AID teHlpss; vast thou born;
Cast Ia j rude Titanic mold,
Win fearless tread, steadlast aud bold:
Nc weaLitlg with nope forlorn.
Upon thy varied s5.l have met
a people wita 2 varieI lree.
Who buut. despite grille 1ua greed,
A structure strong a'ld uEHly set.
shl brighter lead ,Ey guiding star
THtil the tides That eastward sweep.
And 10 these shores -lelT progress EesD,
b Con crying here rom realms Afar.
Into one comm On current draw
The aneieut's cultured d saTl,
Hellenic love Of lore and g 3.
And Roman foa'ry 20 I1w T. J. RICHARDS
He3diGHd, Cal, Fs5rtlrs 1891
The morning call., 1891-02-27

Steamers to sail to-day are the Signal for Puget
Sound the Santa Cruz for San Pedro, the Truckee
for TillamoOk Bay and the Gypsy for the Salinas
River. The Begic falls due from China and Japan,
the Lakme from Departure Bay and the San Pedro
from Tacoma.
The City OF YORK takes for London $500 gals
Brandy 1850 gals Wine, 1000 Dbls Flour 10, 21O cs
Salmon, 1880 lbs Tallow aud $751; ctls Wheat,
valued al $l39,42S.
The Attest Wheat charters are Ship Cyrus Wake
field, 2013 tons, United Kingdom, Havre or Ant
werp, 35s: British iron ship Iverna 222O TONS same
options, 37s 3D. British iron ship Pitcairn Island,
1920 tons, same options. 57s cd ship Llewellyn j.
Morse 1925 tons Liverpool direct, private; British
iron ship Anaurus. 1885 TONS United Kingdom
Havre or Antwerp, 3Ss-rechartered
The German iron ship Orient, 1919 tons, was
chartered prior to arrival for Wheat to United
Kingdom Havre or Antwerp, 37s I'd.
Spot Wheat freights are firm aud active.
The morning call., 1891-02-27
DANA WILL CONTEST.
Much Time Spent in the Identifi.
cation of Papers.

AlphOnse Matthew was again on the stand
In the Dana will contest yesterday, several
hours being devoted to hearing his opinion
as to the genuineness of numberless docu-
ments handed him. The witness replied in
answers to questions by Mr.. Kowalsky 4:
In the conversation with you regarding
the will. L said that | thought il was genu-
ine-that the signature of Jules Matthew,
which 1t bears, was genuine. You said
that my brother declared that it was a for
gerry, and told you | didn't care if lie did.
that the writing was Dama's."
Louisiana Matthew was then recalled and
crOss-eXamined. The Identification of dozen
ments was continued until Rev James
Worcester was placed on the stand by Mr.
Lloyd. This witness said: "Mr. French.
Mr.. Burtis and l went to the California
Safe Deposit Company and the letters of
special administration were presented.
whereupon we were conducted to Dama's
box. As to who applied the key, whether it
was Burtis or the man in charge, am I'M
able to say.
1.-The papers were Withdrawn from the
box and taken then to the light, where they
could be examined. This was on Saturday.
January q, 1888. | went there as a named
executor in aprevious will. although never
saw any other will, nor even a memoran-
dun of it.
II have known Professor Dana for nm
ward OF ten years, and was intimate with
him. Our acquaintance came about through
my long acquaintance with Mrs. Dana.
whom | had known in the East as a mem
Der OF my church, as | did all of her family.
She was also member OF my congregation
here, that of the church of the New Jeru-
SALEM"
When shown Dama's contract with
Horace Davis, the witness said that he had
witnessed the execution and was the me-
ltttt.a fhrnn In tnl hA
negotiated. As 70 the deed between the
same parties, the doctor sslid that it must
have passed through his hands as agent of
Dana, i'll which capacity he had acted for
the latter throughout.
''The price OF the land described was SD
500" continued DR.: Worcester, land tile
money was paid in the form of Bank of
California check, Dana being in Boston at
the time" The witness then related at
length the nature of the transactions con-
lnptet nv HIM for tho t,rofaccor
The morning call., 1891-02-27

The State Board OF Harb0r Commission-
ers held meeting yesterday afternoon
Ex-Governor Perkins of the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company petitioned the Board
for waiting-rOom on Wharf No. 1 for Tho
use Of persons patronizing his line. The
rent of that part of the dock used by the
Merchants and Ship-owners' Tug-boat Com
pany was reduced from 500 10 $3.50. The
office at Broadway Wharf was rented TO
Goodall, Perkins q Co. for $50 a month. A
payroll of $36l5 and 1859 81 in small bills
wern ordered mai
The morning call., 1891-02-27

Office at Sacramento. 1t is a complete
resume of everything in connection with
wine-making. from planting the vine and
cultivating the grape, to bottling for the
market. The President, Mr.. l. de Turk. in
his Opening paper, defends the cafe con
nected with the rooms of the commission
against the attacks make by unthinking or
ignorant persons against it. The book con-
tains the reports of the Jarious officers OF
the commission, besides information that
must be valuable to the vineyardist.
The morning call., 1891-02-27
Hawaiian Approt

Inc San Francisco News COMPANY has
received the Hawaiian Almanac and An
nual for 1891, published by Thomas q
Thrum, Honolulu. 1t contains 17o nag.s
Interesting and useful information ON 30, 81
tiers relating to the Hawaiian Islands maj AZ
geiher with map of Honolulu CITY ma ~ ~
harbor The book is directory, glide and md
usefnl TO such as have business relatio,.
with the islands ieiosiphs
The morning call., 1891-02-27
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. 20.

SUMMARY OF THE AARKErS
Flour firm and active.
Wheat brisk and higher.
Barley again advanced.
Oats marked up.
Small yellow Corn higher.
Rye stronger.
Hay and FeedstufTs unchanged.
Bayo Beans lower.
Potatoes plentiful and weak.
Onions unchanged.
Butter still going down.
Cheese weaker.
Eggs unchanged.
Young Poultry scarce and higher,
Game advanced.
Vegetables III light receipt.
Sugars higher.
Grain Bags firm.
Grain freights strong.
The morning call., 1891-02-27
VIII BE Given to the jury To-n

The trial of Mate Harrington of tbo
schooner Jane Gray. charged with cruelty to
yesterday In the United States Distr;o,
Court before Judge hoffman and n i,,rv
Inc evidence and argument were heard and
the couTt adjourned without charging the
Jury, whach will be done to-day. Harring.
ton brolye HirschmeI's nose and treated
hhn othqrwise in shameful manner.
The morning call., 1891-02-27

port yesterday for Santa Barbara, Redondo
IND san Diego, took all the accumulated
mails for Santa Barbara, Ventura, San
BernardinO, Orange and San Diego counties.
They will reach their destination at least
twenty-four hours before any train could
possibly run the gauntlet of washouts.
The morning call., 1891-02-27
Judgment for 100000.

After hearing the evidence in the case OF
Byron Jackson against ID. I. Oliver, Irwin
J. Truman and C.. o. Hooker, Yesterday.
Judge Hoge gave judgment for $50, 600 The
suit was for breach of contract whereby
plaintiff was to have the sole agency for the
Pacific Coast of the Eclipse Ray-stacker.
The morning call., 1891-02-27
BaIthasar stumpfs Will

The will of Balthasar Stumpf has been
filed for probate by Louis Sander of st.
Helena, CAL, the executor named. The es-
tate, which consists of personal property
and money. aggregating $4,000, and also
real estate on Pacific street, near Battery,
valued at $4,000 is devised to his nieces.
Elizabeth Becker Of this. city aud Mary San.
The morning call., 1891-02-27
Rose Radgesky,s Estata

LOUIS u Radgesky, the surviving husband
Oh the late Rose Radgesky, who left prop
erty valued at S26,500, consisting of house
a anu iut on Halght street, near Baker, and
ma mas applied for letters of administratinnnn'
lhereon, the wife having died intestate Ua
ana an infant son are the heirs at io,r o
The morning call., 1891-02-27

Police Judge Rix yesterday fined George
Webster and Henry Mclean $40 each for
disturbing the peace. Officers McArdle and
Wright arrested the defendants on Wednes-
day evening in circus between Fillmore
and Webster Streets where they were con-
Quoting themselves in mischievous and
noisy manner
The morning call., 1891-02-27

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
San Francisco Meat Marl,.t.

as follows: "
BEEt1First quality. 6@61ac; second quality,
o l2c; third do, 415c f'
NEAL1Large. 5@7c; small Calves, S9sIhc.
MuITON-Wet others, S1ap9c: Ewes, Sa35sc
SPRING LAMB-l5c "a n. ~
PoRk-Live Hogs. 41a145sc a 10 for heavy hard
gralnie1 and 1850 Csc for light dor, stock
Hoss, aS41sc @ Id; dressed dc, 1850 d ID
The morning call., 1891-02-27

der of st. Helena, all of the property share
and share alike, with the exception of $780,
which is left to Balthasar Heimoller of this
city. Reference is also made to real estate
in Germany, of which Mrs. Gertrude Frey
an her daughter, of Germany are named as
deyiseeS. share and share alike.
The morning call., 1891-02-27
A Crushed Foot,

John Galindo, employed as an errand-boy
by Whittier, Fuller u Co., had his right foot
severely crushed in an elevator at the store
of the Goodyear Rubber Company yester-
day. He was taken to the Receiving Hos
piLal for treatment.
The morning call., 1891-02-27
EVERYBODY'S COLUMN.
Correspondence of Interest to the
General Public.

10 Every body's Column The CALL will
publish short letters from correspondents
on topics of interest to the general public.
The matter in these communications will
represent only the views of the writers.
The morning call., 1891-02-27


Editor Morning call: Now while legi,-
lators and newspapers seem to be so much
interested in distributing pensions to police
men, school teachers, firemen and civil
service officers, why should not men who
have 10 bear all the burdens of hard labor,
they who work harder and more hours get
less pay and poorer fare, be entitled to pen
sions as well, at least as school-teachers and
civil service men? They are well paid, we'll
FED, ana work only eight hours day they
have the best of everything, and it-does not
seem TO wear them out very much, while
farmers, lumbermeB and laborin2men gener-
ally have to work from twelve to sixteen
hours daily, and earn from 81 to 81 per
Gay While teachers and civil service officers
receive from So TO as high as SIS and SO per
day, and yet they ask a farmer, who works
from twelve to sixteen hours per day. to pay
hgler taxes, in order that pension may be
pad 10 big, stout, able man. who works
only eight hours each day, doing The light
est END of work. 1t seems to me that
something must be wrong when such men
can calmly ask for pension under such cir
cul1Stances, and we farmers regard it rs
sellsbness. and nothing else. That is the
light In which we view it. a SUBSCRIBER
EEsh Rock. NeHdocfuo County Fs5. %, 1891
The morning call., 1891-02-27

= hoRNiNG SALES
Board-l0 Gaslight, 6a1l. AZ do so,< ,,o
1875; 40 do, is. Aight
AFTERSooN SALES
Board-l0 Water. %: So Cal Flec.-,o IT,.
IS; 30 Safety Nitro Powder, g. ABnt
= Street-2O Union Insurance, 1914; 100 Oakland
The morning call., 1891-02-27
Nora w..

sr mlss Nora Moran, the variety actress who
a"eo we california Dyllyn' for 5000
given rs ind Oh the ground OF an assault. was
s ss Jdsment by Justice Law yestsrS I"s
an execution wa sg is aesnse was offered, and
is now trayeiina 90 ISSUED ISSUED against Dyllyn, who
The morning call., 1891-02-27

Dom cheat youeseE J
out OF a sood eao&s kv
taking a poor 1ni sa1soia
Tor the genuine Seal OF
North Carolina Plus
Cut Tobacco.
The morning call., 1891-02-27
English Wheat Market.


LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2e.-The spot market is active
at rs 101ad. Uargoes are higher and active at 4Os
for off coast 3Ss Sd for Just shipped and o9s I'd for
nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: February, Is lO4d March,
rs lOl4d; April. Is lO24d; May, rs 1Os4d; June. Is
934d; July, rs 91ad; August, Is 3D.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Feb. 26-Consols, 81; United States
Bonds-4's, 122la; do. 41a's, lO414; Silver. 44a4d;
Rentes. 95f roc. Bullion Into Bank OF England,
$4,000.
The morning call., 1891-02-27
!. Used Brass KnuckIes.

+ Vtce.rfaxtrome, sailor, has been sem
e< and Treage thirty GAYS in the County
ager; Direcios-H. GERS Dwyer and
Wiltshire. Herbert +. Dus,
~ L. l.. BrOmweu.
The morning call., 1891-02-27
THE STOCK MARKET.

Yesterday was another quiet day in stocks. with
slight but general decline.
Local securities showed no new features.
Assessments Pending.
The following is list OF assessments now pendipg.
The morning call., 1891-02-27

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