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The morning call., 1891-03-01

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports 10
failures in the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the week ending yesterday. compared with "a
for the previous week and II for the corresponding
week of 1890.
The failures for the past week are divided among
the trades follows; saloons grocers,
general stores, restaurant l crockery, l furnish
ing goods stationery, l blacksmith, l drugs,
millinery.
The morning call., 1891-03-01
Produce Exchange Sales.

I. c. Frledlander, Secretary OF the Produ ce Ex-
change. reports option sales In February at log 900
tons Wheat. 72,500 tons Barley and 200 tons Bran
making sales thus far this crop year OF CAS-,
500 tons Wheat. 1856 500 tons Barley, 100 tons Rye,
100 tons Oats, 200 tons Bran and $4,000 Bags.
The morning call., 1891-03-01
English Wheat Market

: LIVERPOOL. Feb 2S.-The spot market is quieter
at rs lid. Cargoes are quiet at 4Os for of coast,
3Ss Sd just shipped and 59s I'd for nearly due.
FUTUREs
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: March, rs lOLsd; April, rs
1896. May, rs lOa4d; June. rs 1Od; July, rs
a34d; August, rs 94d.
p SECURITIES.
LONDON, Feb 2S.-Consols, a67s; United States
Bonds-4's. 1221s; do, 41es, l04I4; Silver. 44Isd;
Rentes, 95f zoe
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Bank Clearings.

San Francisco bank clearings last week were $13,
165l JAG. against Sl5,507 424 for the week last
year. The ceariugs for February were S62, $685.
ll2, against ssh ,040. 61S In February, 1890.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Feb 27.-1he bear movement in
Pacific Mail and Burlington to-day monopolized all
the interest taken in dealings The close was dull
and generally at Insignificant fractions under first
prices Government bonds dun and steady. Petro-
leum neglected; March, 1884 bid
NEW YORK. Feb. 2S.-United States Bonds, as.
100; do. s41ss, 1919: Northern Pacific 271a;
Canadian Pacific, 1913; Central Pacific. 70: Union
Pacific, s5s4; Atchison. 81; wels-Fargo 1885,
Western Union, STA; Silver. 9714c; Sterling, 81 So
"a So
New YORK. Feb. 2s.-wheat. cash. -: March.
81 095s.
flOur-Steady.
Cofee-$l7 IS.
Sugars l5-l6@61sc
Hops-Pacifc Coast, 2293lc
Hides-121@c.
Copper-Lake, $14 IS.
Tin-Spot. $40 IS.
Lead-Domestie, 81 90
Iron-$l4.
Petroleum-March, 753l.
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hCORNS.

Original contributions and solutions are re.
quested from all the readers Contributions
must be written IN INK. on one side of the paper,
ana separate from communications. The name
and address must accompany them as a gudraH-
tee OF good lalth. Address Puzzle Editor DAILY
cisco, Cal.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

February l*lSal27 9s67lI ,6Sljs OSs -.
March I,.......l tI64 734 S.94Sl2, 394l2, 009I 80
*of this amount IL 1855 were at Port Costa, ST.
1855 at Stockto and 1886 in this city.
TOT this amount lo2. 99S were at Port Costa, So
1913 at Stockton and 1888 in this city.
The receipts in February were 1855 tons Barley
2+S2 tons OATS 742 tons Corn and 3246 tons Bran
The morning call., 1891-03-01
San Francisco Meat Market.

p Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEf-first quality. 6961ac; second quality
5 1sc; third do, 4@D5c.
yEAL.Large. 597e: small Calves. s@s1Ac
MuTTON-Methers. s1299c: Ewes, S1S1ac
PoRK-Liye Hogs. 41s945sc q ID for heavy hard
granted and 45sgi 9se for light average do: stock
Hogs, 4941sc q 10; dressed do, 1850 q 10.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

out cupfuls to each weakened man as he
staggered in."-Page SO. Vol. /.
"One Madi managed to crawl near my
tent. He was at once borne to
fire and laid within few inches of it, and
with the addition of pint of hot broth
made from the Liebig Compdnys Extract of
Meat we restored him to his senses."-
Vol II, Page S. ::
The morning call., 1891-03-01

THE WEEKLY CALL is a most ac.
ceptable present to send to
your friends in any locality
81 Is a year. postpaid.
The morning call., 1891-03-01
Chicago Marke IS.

CnICAGo Feb. 25.-wheat unsettled. The
opening strong, and early trading was from &c
q higher than the closing prices of yesterday,
but declined ! &c, then fuctuated within q
small range and closed about Iac lower than yes
terday Receipts, 226U0O bushels; shipments, III
600 bushels Rye easy at Sc. Barley nominal.
CHICAGO Feb. 2S-Wheat, cash. s414c.
Corn-5384c
Pork-s9 So
Lard-s5 621s
Ribs-$4 80.
Whisky-Sl ID.
Fine Silver.
Quotabie at 97e =
Mexican Dollars
ouotabie at 77lT@7s14c-
New York Exchange.
New YORK Exchange zoe for sight drafts and
Soc for Geographic.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

The football match between the San
Francisco and University teams has been
postponed owing to The failure of the latter
to appear at Central Park yesterday as by
engagement. Captain White telegraphed
that his men had refused to come owing to
the forbdding aspect Of the weather.
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stocks ofGraiu.

Sterling Exchange.
Bankers sight drafts, 81 SO; BANKERS sixty -day
hills 81 S6lE
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! Wheat. Barley, oats. corn. Bran

Produce Exchange Inspector Abel reports stocks
OF grain in Call Board warehouses in tons March
LIST as follows:
The morning call., 1891-03-01

The Reno Journal says: A provident
member of the Legislature from Storey
County takes his lunch from home to Car
son daily, and Carson hotel men are about
10 petition Superintendent Yerington to re-
woke his pass over the V. and Il. Railroad.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

MORNING sAi4e4
Board-25 Oceanic s S Co. s5: so do OH. On q n
Gaslight. 591s; 10 Water, 94at: as do. S4ih
10 do. 9l2s. W. ~
street..sl2 900 Oakland Gas Bonds, 1921. rs
Oceanic 5 Co, S21a. ~ ."
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MisCELLANEoUsl
MlsCELLANEGUsl
Liebig c()MPANYS
EXTRACT OF BEEF.
''IN DARKEST AFRICA"
BY Henry Nj. Stanley.
BY Henry M. Stanley.

1.-THE Liebig
Company's.
Extract w a S
of the choic-
est. Page
80, Vol. 1.
"Liebig and
meat soups
laQ 10 DC pre-
pared in suff-
cient quanti-
finS to SERVO
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81 ,O6e.O5o. $l,OBl,s

Assessments Pending.
The following is list OF assessments now pendi
The morning call., 1891-03-01
BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales yesterday ia tho San
Francisco Stock Board:
REGULAR SESSION. 30 4. N.
100 Andes. 30 so Chall C.. lgU 100 Occd 80. So
$50 ......-...I1477 40 4 500 100 Ophir.. g. 20
$50 Beicher. l.40l 100 G a. ..2UUluU Overm,. 90
200 q B...2.s5 so d NJ. .2.0ai 80 Potosi A. So
100 Bodie 20 200 Justice. IS 1908 New. 30
5OBulwer... 80 so Lady w. 20 SO Union. 2. 40
$50 Bullion. .. 052O0 Mexican q So SO lJackeI
90 CaledouIa.60l
The morning call., 1891-03-01

Fine Silver.
Quotabie at 97e p ounce.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

Mexican Dollars
otabie at 7713@7sl&c.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

SATURDAY Feb %.
Stmr Belec, Walker, 251, days fran Hong Kong.
via Yokohama 1917 days. pass and mdse, to y 4 .
S s Co.
Stmr San Pedro, Hewitt. 90 hours from Tacoma;
1000 tons coal. to p Co.
Stmr Columbia. BOlles, 65 hours from Portland
via Astoria 5012 hours; pass and mdse, 30 z r
The morning call., 1891-03-01


New YORK Exchange. zoe for sight drafts and
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i g. OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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accordingly as the grain crops in
the United States. The receipts at
Brazilian ports, the chief source of
American supply are nearly double
the usual quantity, and there has
been an effort on the part of i'm.
porters to stem the downward
tendency of prices by limited buy
ing and by the circulation of re-
ports of the poor prospect for next
years crop. 1t is scarcely doubtful,
however, that speculative attempts
to sustain prices will fail, and that
cheaper coffee will sult.-Ex.
The American Board of Missions
has appointed a committee to ask
the State Department to obtain re-.
paration from Spain for outrages
on American missions in the Caro-
line Islands,. From accounts of
eye-Witnesses, published in San
Francisco and Honolulu newspa-
pers, there is no doubt that our
missionaries have a strong case
against the Spanish Government.
The outrages were not committed
by irresponsible persons, but by
Spanish military and naval forces
rs. F. Bulletin. +
In January, 1890, a responsible
publisher was made an offer, in
writing, of $4,000, for the insertion
of forty-tWo words in italic beneath
the description of his paper. The
offer was not accepted, We think
there is no harm in stating that the
parties making the offer were the
publishers of the New York Ledger.
There was nothing Objectionable in
the paragraph. In'former years it
would have been inserted gladly
for 1928. It was a principle that
was at stake-not to do for any
body or for any price a thing
which would not be done for every
body at price established and an
nounced.-Printers' Ink. !.safi
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NEWS AND NOTES.

|aEard Atkinson, the accom-
ssAel Statistican and wealthy
S0Vner, is a handsome man OF
robust figure. His beard is
" he wears steel-rimmed spec
and for forty years has been
aNe student of finance and |
Comics.
FlefaI William III. F. Lee, the
Rssman, is q son of General R.
-'e, but he does not appear to
Inherited much of his fathers
y de is an Indifferent speaker
! rather slow and ponderous
movements, though his man.
S~ all times cordial and cour-
RA r.t.s...s
IVY living descendants are now
<.sted in Queen Victoria's fam
,s AYE, This includes children,
.',sa alldren,. and great-grand-
a,s sI, but does not comprise
e,, u,IaW and daughters-in-law
~ S,,I'ulSsons-in-law. She has lost.
.I' ana daughter and six grand
r(y,fge years ago one of the
IN, wonderful discoveries ever
&snl N astronomy was made
&Snt ang of the planet Neptune,
,a so far as is known, of
"lar system.
e5y I'm, U9ite d States reciprocity
s TINT. INTO effect, is one of the
ives an@: yet made. It re
eetofo Vu'lrely the heavy duties
Der Opo. imposed on more thar
y cona at' OF the export trade O
ssj %ntry with San Domingo
es ims by % per cent, thu
hadap oSe ID on % per cent. o
sAs w;1 ; Hereafter the Unite,
" ov r,.' have a decided advan
tTo.,hc:om commercial competitor
sde~E~ 'ros OF San Domingo
tetIy ssd q the Americas !. :
Year ba SG y crop .ylel
q de ero has been remarkable. Th
Y IN Brazil is as heav
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The Planters Monthly
FOR OCT. 1891.

6
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Notes.
Lantana and its Enemy. fE%sS
Shade Trees for Coffee.
Bugs from Hawaii.
An Interesting Tax Decision. ---s.
Sugar Prospects.
Economic Plants.
Sugar Conditions and Prospects.
Culture of the Ramie Plant:
Beet Sugar Clippings.
Taxation on Sugar Plantations !
Modern Sugar Making.
The Pineapple.
Soils and their Properties.
Rain. z.,a,x1 on
Sugar Plantations in Hawaiian isial ny, !
Diffusion at Dee Lignes.
Old Planters and the NeW-Agaiaa.
Beet Sugar Making. -
steam Boilers and Smoke burheIss
The Coffee Habit.
Sugar Production inthe o.gs..
TERMS:
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Hawaiian Opera House jus
NOTICE.
~

.. -. % AvE ppoINFED MR. LEWIS
WE H IlHsva1 z AZ Agent for the Hawaiiana
oners House and parties wishing 70 ,t tsn az
O PEI for the purpose. of entertainments Oh
SHOWS VIM. G. IRWIN &s2sossssaa - -
.,a ss4.a zssssyss g S 1l002- I'm
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-HORRENDO CR1MEN.

Increible parece el que relAss
con detaIles espantosos EI Csrreo
de Santiago de CubN. Dice e
| colega en- su ndmero del 18 de
wes ppdo.:
"Durante la noche del 7 del &C
tusl, tuvo lugar en- San diego Ill
crimen horrible, que ha inlprssio
nado profundamente & aquellos We
cinOs.
Habiendo tenido noticias ell AL
Calde de barrio de que en- una casa
de la calle de Santa Ana, donde
viva la morens Monselrate Maou
ran, habia dado 4 luz Ia hjja de
6sta, llamada Elena, y que, sir
embargo, desde muy tempranO, es
taba sentada en- la puerta de n
calle, cosa que no acostumbraba,
fue ala referida casa & informarse de
10 cue realmente pudo haber pasa
DO, y no quedando sstistecho de las
Contestaciones de las moTenas Ele
ma y Monserrate, pues era eviden
te que el partO habia tenido lugsr
y Ia criatura g feto no parecia !;
puso sus sospechas en- ConOcimien-
TO del Jnzgado, el cual procedi6
inmedIatsmente al csc larecimiento
do la We rdad, dando por resultado
la extra cci6n on Ia letrina del Ca
dGver de an niAo, da hermoso ta-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-07

mafo, mulato, y con sefias infali-
bles de haberse cometido un crimen
con la infeliz crIatura.
amente, ell infanticidio Sc
com tic por la Monserrate con cou.
sentimiento de Elena, y con tanta
perversidad y sangre frfa, que nj
las Geras son capaces de tanta fe
rocidad.
Sc dice que, nacida Ia criatura,
la Monserrate le pregunto & 50
hJs:
i Para que qnieres & tn hijo
Elena le contesto:
Para NADIA; botelo.
Y Ia Monserrate tir6 entonces O.
nsno al suelo y le pis6 la cabeza re-
petidas veces ell niho llOraba, y
viendo q1e no moria, lie di6 con ls
cabeza en- la pared, le hizo tragal
aguardiente y le puso encima d.
Ia cabeza un garraf6n. Al poct
ratio, y muerta va la criatura, Il
arroj6 a la letrins, de donde la hizt
extraer ell Juzgado.
Las criminales fusron detenidaI
| y han coDfesado su crimen.
La activIdad y cello desplegado
por el Sr. Juez Municipal, D. Jos
Joaquin Aguirre, son dignos d
elogios."
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P0R LOS DESGRACIADOS
DE LA PENINSULA

Por Ia Secretaria de Ia Junt.
Provincial creada para allegar re-
cursos con destino 4 los hernia
nos de Ia Pepiosula viclimas d.
los recientes temporales, se hs
publicado en- Ia Gaceta de hoy |,
circular siguiente, que juzgamo.
muy oportuna y plausible:
Las noticias recibidas por q
dltimo correo hacen conocer ls
horrorosa intensidad de Ia desgra-
cia que aflige d nuestros hermaoos
peninsulares y justifican el telegra,
ma que en- Is del pasado dirigi6 al
Gobierno General ell Excmo Sr Mi
nistro de Ultramar.
Esta JUnta provincial compren-
dio la urgencia de enviar fondos
con que aliviar tanta desdichs, y
aun antes de conocer detalles, re-
miti6 con ese objeto por ell dltimo
vapor la cantidad de siete mil Pc
sos, que hoy pareCe pequefia ante
ell immense dessstre que ha asola
do pueblOs enteros y comarcas
pr6speras y ricas.
Ante Ia coveniencia de que ell
.p.6ximO correo del actual lleve la
mayor cantidad que sea possible, el
Excmo Sr Presidente de la Junta
provincial ha dispuesto Sc excite el
cello y sentimientos de los Sres Pre-.
sidentes de las Juntas locales para
que remesen q la mayor brevedad
al BsncO Espsflol ell importe de Ia
sUscrici6n y relac,6n de douativos
a la Presidencia de esta Junta, para
su publication cOnforme Sc ha re-
comendado en- anterior Circular.
Y de orden de s. e. sc publica
en- la GGCeta psra conocimiento y
cumplimientO de quienes CORES.
pO1da.
PCeTto Rico, Octubre 8 de 1891.
-El SecIetarlO, Rafael Pfrcs y
Garoia".
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Nuestro distiuguido amigo, 81
digno y celoso Coman1ante pri
mer Jefe del Pfesidio Provinces
don Francisco Garcia Fcrrer, lio
"a el sensible fsIlecimiento. ocu,
rrido ha POGO en- Madrid, de-
respectable y carifioso autor de sut
dias, don Francisco Garcia Osor
no, Coronel retirado de Ia bene'
inertia Gu.rdis Civil.
Deploramos tan triste suceso
y, rogando al Omnipotente por e
eterno descanso del que ya nc
exi,te. enviamos nuestro sincere
pe,ame q su dssconsolado hijo J
demas fsmiIia y deudos.
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COyVERSlCIOy CON Las DlKAS.
sscarA E1pRssAAssrs Para Ell BoLsrN HsBcASrn

EscRIrA E1pRESAhEsrs PARA Ell BoLErA HEBCASrIL.
La moda otoaal-Detalles del gus
to-Los perfumes-Noticias de San
Sebastidn-Madrid Sc anima-In
tortunios y Mgrimas-La Reina-
La Caridad espaNolG.
Sr Director del BOLETIN MER-
CANTfL.
La moda otonal, q semejanza de
la de estfo, continda, mis- queridas
lectoras, imponi6ndonos para los
vestidos la forma princesa como
de irreprochable elegancia, con fal
das tan por extreme cenidas s
las caderas, que muchas de ella.
SO cierran por medic de boto
nes, colocaGOs sObre cArteras. Pre-
dominan bastante las taldas IL
sas On absolute, pero hemos visto
en- estos 1ltimos dias bastantes
volantes y sobre t0do faldas, cuys
Darte inferior SO adorns con tiras
de teroiopelo, 6 almenas ribetea
dss con el propio adorno.
Hs llegado, es indudable, la epo-
ca de mayor furor para los tercio
pelos; sin embargo, como la varie
dad entra por mucho en- los deere
tos de la moda, el buen gusto n,
SO contenta con los terciopelos Ii
SOS, y Sc hs imagiuado On delicio
60 conjunto de raso y terciopelo,
tejido nov1simo & grandes ramea
dos, que considefamos destinado
gozar de creGente favor. Las Ca
sacas largas, es decir, ell paletot d,
sonora, estilo sastre, perfeetamentt
sjustado, con grandes solapas y
botones, es ell abrigO que por de-
pronto Sc indica, como el que COL
viene para principles de invierno
va cue las esclavinas largas de pa
no son ell abrig0 Ot)nal, que pre-
fiere ell buen tono madrileflo.
Los sombreros que la nueya es
taoi6n pone en- boga contin1ap
siendo de paja, pero dc formas tan
reducida', que realmente son una
de la fantasia. Gasas,
cintas y flores, cuando no plumss,
es 10 que SO emplea en- su adorno, y
resultan preoiosos, perO nos falta
saber algo para invierno. Formas
novfsimas, que Sc austen al ideal
artfstico, que hoy priva. S4bre es
te punto, no Sc sabe una palabla y
seria aventurado sentar preceden-
ties, faltOs de base. El otono Sc
pasa pronto; es como la postrera
sOnrisa del estiO, y apenas Octubre
nos envuelva con sus nebulOsos VI
Jristes dias, ell elemento aristocra-
5ico que hoy pulula por Paris re-
yresara & Madrid trayendo consigo |
1na vardadera avalanche de mode
os de invierno.
Dicese que SO usaran muchO, in
into, las telas estam p adas escOoe-
las, y particularmeDte los matelG
s6s, sin que dejen de ser distingui-
los los generos lisos; pero 81 en-
as tiendas de modas madritef3as
g ven va algunos de esos elegan-
es tejidOs, falta saber la heChu-
a que para ellos convene, y por
anto, nuestras elegantes vacilau
n comprarlos. Las maDgas con
'ufio alto SON dietiDguidisimas, las
ombreras pierden bastante telre-
o, y en- telas tlexlbles, so usa mu-
ho 81 Cuerpo ftuncido, que modela y
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Sr. Presidente de la expresada Aso.
ciaci6n:
'Excmo Sr Cardenal Arxobispo
Toledo.
Ruego V. g., nombre Asociaci6n
Dependencies Oomercio, distribuya
. 600 entire mas necesitados efecto
inundaci6n".
Las Sociedades Provinciales de
Bene ficencia, por medic de SUE
respectivos Presidentes, han diri-
gido { sus afiliados sentidas exci-
taciones en- solicitud de su carita.
two obolo para las victimas de los
temporsles de Ia Peninsula.
81 Excmo Sr Gobernador Gs
neral de Ia I,la ha dado las opor-
tunas 6rdanes para Ia colecta of
cia!.
En- Provincias sc eatan inician
do tambiea md tiples suscripcio'
nee.
Estos llamamientos no seran
ociosos; todo 10 contrario; sc CO.
tonaran con el ma, feliz exito.
La sociedad cubana se pondrs
una vez mas, como Ia nuestra, q
q honrosa altura que corresponds
d sus mas bellas tradieiones =
sentimientos.
Por este exclama el Diario de
Ia Marina, re6riendose q 10 Ha-
bana:
"Las espantosas inuudaoiones
en- las provincias de Toledo, Valen-
cia, Almeria y otros puntos de Ia
Peninsula, han levantado va ell es-
pirtu de carload y bene6cencia de
que tan relevantes muestras ha da-
do siempre la ciudad de la Haba-
na".
No podiA ser de otrA mauera.