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BLYTHE'S HEIRS.
An Appeal Made to Form a Syn.
dictate.

Judge Coffey is in receipt of a peculiar
document from Thomas Nelson White of 4
Brunswick street. Liverpool, England, and
it is said that similar epistles have been cir
culated throughout the city. Addressed to
"the legal profession, capitalists and Others
of San Francisco it proceeds to throw
some light on the inside proceedings of the
Blythe case which have not heretofore been
made public.
According to the letter, and in response
to an advertisement, the next of kin Of
Thomas Blythe, residing in or about Liver
pool, sent in certain claims from that locality.
The claimants were without means, and,
therefore, an arrangement was made by which
one-sixth contingent interest was to go to
Charles f. MacDermott of this city upon his
undertaking to furnish the necessary coin,
and another sixth to the law firm of
McKoon u Towle, who Youchsafed their
legal services.
After these arrangements had been con-
summated the last-Damed gentlemen seTt
letter to the claimants, referring to the
progress OF the contest and stating that, ow-
ing TO the great number of claimants, it
would be advisable to organize a corpora
ton, to which all claims should be assigned
and power given to effect compromises, buy
claims, etc, and eventually secure the
proper distribution of the estate.
A murmur at this from the claimants was
silenced by letter from MckOon Il ToWe
assuring them, among other things. that
there would be no personal liability incur
red by them in any event, and eventually
the corporation was formed. Immediately
thereafter the attorneys named, ignoring
their prior assurances, permitted levy to
be made on the shares of the stock of the
corporation, the Blythe Company, as it was
called, and the claimants were notified that
unless the money was Immediately forth
coming they would lose all their interests
in the concerns.
They were unable to pay, fact which
was well known to the parties in this city,
and on November 9th all their shares were
confiscaled by MacDermott and the San
Francisco claimants. thus securing to them
selves full and absolute control to carry OIL
the contest, TO appeal or to compromise.
The suggestion contained in the letter is
that a syndicate be formed in San Francisco
TO buy up all the delinquent shares in the
corporation, and the writer. who holds one
eighth Of the capital stock, says that he IS
authorized to say that if such concern
should be formed he can guarantee that all
the claimants will assign one-half of their
interests in the estate to Ii.
1t is further added that the fact that such
means have been resOrtCd to to secure possess
sion of the stock is sufficient guarantee of
its intrinsic value.
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Editor Morning Call Having been a sub
scrtber for your valuable paper for over thirty
years, take the liberty OF addressing you the
following communication on the all absorbing
topic of street pavements. / have read with In.
terest the opinions Of the many prominent men
who have interested themselves on this subject
and also the views aud editorials OF the differ mt
newspapers published In this city, aud In my
humble opinion they are all on the wrong track,
especially regarding the bllumlnOus pavement,
which have had some experience IN The laying
of, and have no hesitation in saving II this
pavement is laid according TO tue present city
specifications II VIII make a lasting and endur-
Ing pavement for all the residence portion of San
Francisco; but the fault is 1t never has been laid
according to the specifications. and where 1t has
been laid anywhere near what the specifications
call for II has proved 10 be good, substantial
pavement in every case. The remarks made by
Mayor Sanderson in his inaugural address,
wherein he says that for lack OF proper care and
supervision the entire money spent on our streets
is lost, Is the key note to the entire situation.
Let US see what the Specifications are for a
roadway OF one block frontage, 412 feet Inches
long by 80 feet inches in width, which Will give,
say, 1854 square feet OF surface, or 1892 cubic
feet OF concrete filling six Inches in thickness.
(Suecica Ions: Seyen-t"nlhs rock, two-tenths
sand and 0ne-tenth cement) This Will take, say,
las loads OF rock at square yards 10 the load,
or 81 cubic feet; about 40 loads OF sand, and 232
barrels Of cement for concrete alone. Bltuml-
nous rock laid on The above concrete ~ one ton
to 100 square feet, inches thick, VIII tak-,say,
160 tons. This is what the city Is entitled 10,
but In my opinion she has never received II, and
there is not one contractor 10 be found to take "A
solemn oath that lie ever gave IL, or single in
speclor that he ever received Ii. Add 10 this the
careless manner In which The concrete Is made,
whereby ODehaf OF the cement Is actually washed
into the sewer by the stream OF water that is
used In watering. and 1t Is wonderful how we
have any foundation whatever claim that by
appointing good, honest, reliable men as
inspectors meu of intelligence and men
%b0 will be satisfied with their salary
alone, and men WHO are on the assess
meut roll and who have some Interest In
this great city, and men who will insist on the
contractors living up TO the above specifications
hiiuminous rock pavement will give full satisfac-
tion 10 one and all, although do not recommend
Tie city 10 accept IL but for residence streets.
On business streets, such as Market, Battery,
Front and other business streets, ! should
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w II Grimesey,Red Bluf
Gallagher, Preside
g Il Henderson. MendciI
Miss Murray, Petaluma
A Tate. Soncma
s Thompson, Sonoma
III Harrison, WI Il d, Cal
CE Kramer&w. SLObispC
III Quincy, Davisvilie
Clark ~ VT, Oakland
j f Giel, futte
l. NJ MILAN. Los Angelo
GF Dakin, santa Rosa
W b Moore, Santa Rosa
J Dngan, New York
i Eaton, New YORK
G. MuSel, Fresno
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SECURITIES.
New York Markets

NEW YORK, March 1O.-The stock market to-day
was dull trading being purely professional, and the
movements accomplished were evidently the result
OF the operations of traders alone The general list
rallied fully in the afternoon after losses which ex-
tended to "a per cent, but final dealings were
again rather heavy, and the market so closed. The
final changes were slight in all cases and quite
Irregular. Governments steady. Petroleum-Aprii
closed at 1917.
NEW YORK. March 10.-United States Bonds. as
1909; do. 41a's, 1902: Northern Pacific ~;
Canadian Pacific. IS; Central Pacific. 20; Union
Pacific. 441A; Atchison, rs: wels-Fargo. 1856:
Western Union, s014; Silver, 9SAc: Sterling. 81 SO
"a SO.
NEW YORK. March 1O.-wheat cash. =: May.
81 1O14.
flour-Firm.
Cofee-$l7 80.
Sugar. 1s@os4c.
Hops-Pacihc Coast, % 930a
Hdes-131ac.
Copper-Lake. 81 80.
Tin-Spot, $40 10.
Lead-Domestic, 81 37H.
Iron-$l4.
Petroleum-April, 761s
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

TUEspAY EVENING. March 10.
SUMMARY OF TINE nARKErA
Flour active and firm.
Wheat higher.
Barley unsettled.
Oats, Corn and Rye unchanged.
Hay and Feedstufs firm
Seeds dull
Beans firm and inactive.
Potatoes shipping freely.
Onions higher
Butter and Cheese weak.
Eggs rather steadier.
Honey dull.
Poultry firm.
Apples in good tone.
Mexican Lines higher. Lemons quiet
Large arrivals OF Oranges.
Dried Fruits quiet.
Raisns neglected.
Nuts inactive.
Asparagus ana Rhubarb lower.
Hams and Bacon declined.
Hides and Taiow unchanged.
Wool firm.
Grain Bags active.
Canned Goods firm.
Coffee hrm and active.
Quicksilver dull and weak.
Coal in very large supply.
Sharp decline in Hops.
Mutton and Pork higher. Lamb scarce Beef I'm
changed.
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recommend basalt blocks, laid on concrete
foundation with about the same Specifications,
with cushion OF sand laid on the concrete Tor
the stone blocks TO TEST on.
The next thing is, how should the inspectors De
appointed TO superintend the work. They
Should lie recommended by The property.oWners
where the work is to be done, Endorsed by the
Superintendent of Streets and lie Chairman OF
the MAYOR, aud be entirely free OF all political IN
1uence. In this way. and no other, can We have
good and efficient work done on our streets.
Competition 10 street work should be encour-
aged, and no outrageous specifications should be
drawn up SO as 10 Increase the cost OF street
work ON Unfortunate propertY-oWne AS Coo
knows, they laye enough 10 stagger under Will
out unnecessary expense.
AS the work has never been done according to
specifications, let US begin now aud have II done,
and see what a change it Will make In the APP
pcarence OF our streets in the future.
THIRTY-NEAR SUBSCRIBER.
San Francisco, March TO- 1891
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Yesterdy was great day for the North lenders.
In the afternoon call Con Cal. q Va sold No to
S9I4, an advance of $2I2 since Saturday. Ophir
rose to SAY, Best & Belcher to 81 and overman
continued its rise 81 80. Union sold up to 81 90
and Potosi advanced sharply to $685.. Mexican
touched 81 95. Thus 1t will be seen that the whole
list sympathized with the advance in the leader.
The market weakened after the board and closed
lower as will be seen below.
Local securities were dull and uninterestlng. AT
Iantic Dynamite has declared a dividend OF 40c,
payable on the 18th. The following stocks sold ex-
dividend yesterday: Home Mutual Insurance, 81
per share; Pacific Coast Bora1, 81; Pacific Gas I'm
proyement zoe: Spring Valley Water. soc.
Con. Cal. & Va. produced in February $1S3,l34,
OF which s67,441 was gold aud $65695 silver The
total production during the first five months OF the
current fiscal year was $545.55S, against S1,06S'
$50 during the same period last year The mine has
paid no dividend since April, 1890
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LORIN REAL ESTATE.


I ORIN IS The PLACE TO INVEST-NEW ELEC-
l. Irlc road commences TO ran ADril LIST; most con-
yenent residence location this SIDE tn bay. Prop
erty soon 10 double in value See our splendid bar
gains;
5-room cottage. S210O; broom cottage. $1,000; =
room cottage $4,000 Groom cottage and barn,
S270O; other houses at $4,000, $500, $4,000 and
$1,000 lots 5uI l. 8, aud all convenient TO station
a1d electric railroad.
Choice lots. 10. 10 and 80 feet front by 40 and
1875 feet deep. from $500 TO slUOO. agents for the
beautiful Mckee Tract. IRWIN 4 JOHNSON, Offices
at Lorin Station on the Berkeley railroad, and 463
Ninth ST., Oakland. mrs 1t
A CHANCE FOR HUME-SEEKERS AT LORIN.
- $500 Gotta e, rooms aud bath; lot 50xl1O
feet
S23O0-Cottage, 3 rooms; large basement; lot 50<
l feet; $1,000 down. balance SIS month.
50 OU-New cottage, 8 rooms; stationary wash
tubs, large basement, barn, etc.; lot 5Oxl35 feet
$500 down
Numerous other cottages and lots on terms 10 suit
Also cottages for rent; furnished unfuvushed.
Apply 10 w c. MORAN, Lorin; or to DUSIS BURY
WURTS, 467 Ninth ST., oakland lake Berkeley
train; sunday engagements. mrG IT
Tor NICE LOT FOR A HOME APPLY TO L.
L H. SHAW, at Lorin Lumber Yard; cheap If taken
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ON BOW AND STERN.
Names of Vessels and Home Ports Mus
BE Marked.

Names of Vessels and Home Ports Must
BE Marked.
Deputy Collector Jerome has received
departmental circular Inviting attention to
the following act of Congress, approved
February q, 1891. relating 10 the marking of
vessels names ON the bow and stern:
Be IL enacted by the Senate ana House of Rep
resentatiyes OF The chi ed States OF America in
Congress assembled, that Section 4I7S OF the
Revised Statutes be, ana the same Is hereby,
amended 10 read entire as follows:
Section AIS. Tie name of every documented
vessel OF the United States shall be marked upon
each bow and upon the stern. ana the home mort
shall also be marked upon the stern. These
names snail be painted or carved and gilded In
Roman letters In "A light color on dark ground,
or In a dark color on light ground, and 10 be
distinctly visible. The smallest letters used
shall not be less In size than four Inches. III any
vessels OF the United States shall be found with
ont these names b ing so marked the owner or
owners shall be liable TO a penalty OF $40 for
each name omitted: provided, however, that
the names on each bow may be marked within
the year 1891.
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FARMERS ALLIANCE.

Dibble Denounced for Opposing the Re-
form Ballot Bill.
AT meeting of the Niles Alliance No
25s, held at Niles last Monday evening,
the following resolution was unanimously
adopted and ordered sent TO the press and
to the supporters Of the bill in the Legisla-
tuTe:
ResOlred. That the Niles Alliance Club hereby
condemns the action OF Judge Dibble aud his
adheTents tn using every means In his power 10
prevent The passage OF the Reform Ballot Bill,
and most heartily Endorses the manner 10 which
Mccall of Alameda, Sbanaban OF Shasta and
others have worked for ~ legislation.
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"NEEDLEs AND PINS"

When Meta OF Napoli came to this shore,
she knew Tut two words" needles pins"-and
Until street Arab, uncultured young wight
Did something cannot consider as right,
And taught her to add to the " needles ana pms
But Meta OF Napoli noted erelOng.
By looking at ladies who'd list TO her song,
That this was sentence exceedingly wrong,
And being poetcss after her way
Bethought her OF something more httlhg 10 say;
When a nan's married. n treasure he wins?'
Which is why the good housewives, at least 10 our
block,
When Meta appears, all select from her stock.
MRS. yALENrISE ADAMS, in Harper's Young People.
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streets, were almost asphyxiated by gas yes
terday morning. They sleep in a room back
of the saloon and have been in the habit of
allowing the gas to burn low during the
night. While asleep the light went out yes
terday morning. and when the room was
entered at o'clock they were found uncon-
scious and the room full of gas They
were removed to the Receiving Hospital and
resuscitated
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salted Calf e@61c: dry Hides. usual selection sc.
dry Kips, &c. dry Calf &c: prime GoatsSins' 49Sooc
each; medium do. 25G135c: small skins, l0920c;
Deerskins good summer 37Jzc; medium. 500 321a;
thin, 20@26: Sheepskns, shearlings l092oc; saors
wool. 3095Oc: medium, 65@90c; long Wool JUG
81 % q 10. Cus OF all kinds about 1s less
TALLOW-In light request. Fair to good rem
dered, 312@334c refined. 41s(45c: Grease sc 2 ID.
woodworking going on worthy OF remark. Inc
firm tone continues Fan clips quOtable as fol-
lows Sacramento Valley free. l39l4c: do detective
lo9l2c; Mountain free, lO9loe; San Joaquin ana
Southern, 99l0c = ibs
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SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.

Their Index fingers maIdens raise
No more to point with pride scorn,
For diamonds there no longer blaze
Engagement rings, Queen Fashion says,
Must on the middle one be worn.
New York Press.
Bunting-Poor Jaysmith hasn't friend in
the world. Larkin-How did he lose his
ney?-Judge.
The late Duke of Bedford has been
eremaled. he was often roasted before he
died.-Chicago Times.
Portion of scripture quoted by a Chicago
divine as he looked about him at full
dressed party: "Low-and behold"-Chi-
eago Tribune.
Marriage is Ike flaming candle light
Piacedin The window OF summer night,
Entieing all the insects Of the air
To come and SINCE their pretty wingIets there.
Those that out butt hard against the pane;
Those that are in butt to get out again
Cape Cod Item.
Mortified Parent-Aud you d are to tell
me you kissed that young Hankinson last
evening? Weeping Daughter - The = the
mean thing k-kisssed lie frst!-Chicaso
Tribune.
Mrs. Towne-How did you like the play?
Morris Towne-DOn't know anything about
j.. Gould see nothing FOR wOmen's hats.
MIS-. lUNuc tSItdLlY luteFtHttuI-OI, 10 tell
me how some OF them were trimmed.-Puck.
Mrs. Dorcas-I think we should help the
poor people in the neighborhood. Now, if l
send food, what will you send? Mrs.
Fighty-Me? Oh. / will send an cd
recipe book. So they can cook the food prop
erlyl-Puck.
Somebody has computed that If 80, 900, COG
people should clasp hands they could reach
round the earth. When young man is in
love he does not need to have more than one
person clasp his hand to be able to reach
round all the earth contains for him.
Buffalo Express.
Jack Smallcash TO rich widows daughter)
Dearest Emily, will you be my wife
Emily ROckebilt-0h, Mr.. Smallcashl This
IS so very unexpected! / think-I think
perhaps you had better ask mama. Jack
Snallcash-I have, already. my love; but
she refused me-Puck.
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Steamers to sail to-day are the Umatilla for Vic
torla and Puget Sound. the Los Angeles for Hum
boldt Bay, the Empire for Nanaimo the Crescent
City for Crescent City and the South Coast for
Puget Sound. The Costa Rica falls due from De-
parture Bay
The San Bias falls due from Panama Sunday.
The ship Keunebec, POPS tons, loads Coal at Ma
naimo for this port or San Pedro.
The Gleubrsck takes for Cork Glib centaIs
Wheat, valued at $l0O,700.
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George wiIdgans, VIII.

BY the will filed yesterday of George Wild
gans, who died on the 18th Of April. 1889, the
widow is made devisee of the $4,000 estate.
In the will is also this clause: 81 make no
provision in this, my will, for the person
now residing with me named George Ferdi-
nand William Wildgans, commonly called
my son, but who is not my son." The
widow has since remarked
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LOST HIS STOCK.

The Bullion Company Must Give James
Paterson Another Certificate.
An interesting case entitled James Pa ter
son VS.. the Bullion Mining Company was
tried before Judge Hoge yesterday. The
plaintiff claimed that he had held by assign :
ment from one James Fisher, who had pur-
chased the same from tockbrokers, SOC
shares of the capital stock of the com pany,
but that he afterward lost them. The suit
was to procure a certificate showing Pater-
sons ownership of the stock, but the de-
PENDANT contended that it had issued all its
shares, and denied that the plaintiff ever
held such stock, declaring that If he ever held
it it was lost by his own fault or neglect
Judgment went for the pl intiff, he giving a
$500 bond to secure the defend mt again st
loss in case the lost stock should turn up.
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The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports 90 fall
in the Pacific Coast States and Territories for
the month of February, with assets $404.370 and
liabilities 1925, l61, as compared with 12S for the
previous month, with assets $685. and liabili-
ties s6S2 0o4, and So for the corresponding
month OF $780, with assets S286.638 and liabilities
$54S,927 The failures for the past month are d.
yided among the States and Territories as follows:
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az s4O4, 37OI s725, I6I

Following the causes assigned for the fall
ures: Incompeteney, 49, ine1perience, s: made
quate capital for the business undertaken, "a; in
judicious crediting, 3; complication of indebted
ness, 2; personal extravaganza, 81 neglect of BUSH
ness and bad habits. 2; excessive competition. 2:
unfsvorabIe circumstances, floods, fires. etc., 81
speculation, l ; fraud 5.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, March 1O.-The spot market Is higher
and very strong at IS Sgd Cargoes higher at
Ais Cd for OFF coast. 40S I'd for just shipped Ais
Sd for nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations. March, IS ESD; April, IS
3lad; May, IS 3$4 June. Us 31Ad July. IS Sd 4;
August, IS 3l4d; September, IS 2s4d
SECURITIES.
LONDON, March 10.-ConsoIs, 90 1915; United
States Bcnds-is, 12SIs; dc. 41a's, l041s: Silver
ass lied; Rentes. s5f Acc. Bullion into Bank OF
England f5S,00O.
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DIxorces Granted.

Sarah Poznansky has been divorced from
Solomon Poznansky on the ground OF will
full neglect, the custody of the three minor
children being awarded TO her. The case
went by default.
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Treasure Shipment.


The Belgic took out a treasure list of Sl43, 1874
as follows: Mexican Dollars, $ll2, $50; Gold Coin
S9476; Gold Dust, $500; Silver Bars. S2l.7 200.
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The California Creamery Company has in
corp0rated with the following-named Direc.
tors: John II. Hegler, Mark M. johnson.
Julius and Frank Kaupisch and Charles
Mersfelder; capital and subscribed stock.
$4,000
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EVERYBODY'S COLUMN.
Correspondence of Interest to the
General Public.

In 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 writer's.
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Chicago Markets,

CHICAGO. March lO-A large speculative bust
ness was transacted In Wheat. The opening wa:
about the same yesterdays closing. and declined
c, advanced Csc and then declined 13sc, but there
numerous fluctuations before the inside prices
were reached recovered J4c. and closed from 1st
to lac lower than yesterday. Receipts, 1857 GOO
bushels; shipments. $4,000 bushels. Rye firm al
93c. Barley nominal.
CHICAGO. March lo.-wheat cash. ss1so
Corn-5924c.
Pork-S9 80.
Lard-$5 so.
Ribs-$4 10.
Whisky-$l Ii.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Firm and active. Calcutta, May and June,
73$@,714 &C.; W We 9I, Bags, se@sse;
uation. Strawberries, 81 3d. Raspberrles, 81 80
and Blackberries 81 So. We quote standard goods |:
. doz for freestone; Bartlett Pears, 81 1892 %;
Plums, 81 1901 500 dozen.
CANNED VEGETABLES - Tomatoes, 95cGSl:
Peas. 81 259l IS: String Beans. 95c@Sl q dozen.
COFFEE = Dealers report an active and firm
= 10 for prime washed Guatemala: 2O1ss9Ic .
10 for good washed Guatemala: 1SA@2OAc Tor
fair washed Guatemala: i7s49lsc for medium nL,
Costa Rica, free from black beans; l9A@2O1a for
good Costa Rica. mixed with black beans; lsl2c Tor
good unwashed Salvador; 15gl74ac for inferior TO
COAL-The market is heavily supplied and very
weak. Additional variations In the quotations APP
pear. We quote prices to dealers: Wellington $40;
New Wellington. SO; Southfeld Wellington, SO:
So :G Sew Seattle. 81; Coos Bay, 81: sydney.
ss@9; Scotch, 5000 sos Brymbo, ssg9; Greta. $50
Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. SIS: Colorado An
thracite Egg SIS; Camel $a@a so per ton;
b6is ana S2@2 IS in kits; Mess Mackerel, 5000 %
FOR boneiess Eastern Smoked Herring. S5c: Dutch
do. 81 509l rs 3 key: Whteish. $40 in halt-b6ls
and $2tG2 rs III kits; Tongues and Sounds 81 759
SAILs-Two hundred keg lots. 80 rs for iron.
50 So for steel and 50 40 for standard wire; small
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and nominal at SAC q
sYRUP-The California Refinery quotes: Drps
in bbIs. 25e do, in halibbs, 27l2c: 10 5Sai Kegs,
321ac; in l-gal tins. 42l2 q gallon.
The American Refinery quotes zoe in bills, 221a
In half 40. 27iac In kegs aud 3112c p gal IN cases
SUGAR-The California Refinery quotes, terms
net cash: Cube Crushed Extra Powdered aud Fine
Crushed all Sac Dry GraapIate s 6aaG; Gq9tee
IL; Bags "a C more than bbs.
The American Sugar Refinery quotes As follows.
Crushed 6et and SS4 Powdere ee TO- sxsrs Fine
Powdered. &c; Dry Grannlated, 61ae; Xxx do, : zee;
ConfectiOners A. 65sc: White Extra u, I2c; Extra
&. ~ e.. fag = n