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The morning call., 1891-10-22

Arrived Oct 21-Sc1r Bill the Butcher, hence Oct
Francisco.
GRAYs HARBoR-saiIed Oct 2l-schr Twilight,
ALBIoN-Arrived Oct 2l-schr Mary Gilbert.
FORT ToWNsEND-ArrIyea Oct 2o-schr Rob-
ert Levers from Honolulu.
MEN NDoCiNo-saiIed Oct 21-Stmr Point Arena,
cAsPAR-SaiIed Oct 21-stmr Jewel for San
SAN DTEGo-sailed Oct 2I-srmr Silver Spring.
IvERSON IS LANDING-Saile Oct 2l-Schr AT
thur 1, for san francisco,
Eastern Ports.
HAMPTON RoADS-Sailed Oct 1s-ship Big Bo-
nanza. for San Francisco.
Foreign Ports.
LIyERPooL-Sailed Oct 2O-Ship R Rice. for
Arrived Oct 2O-Br ship Anaurus fm Queenstown
q MEMCAsiILE, II NSW-Saiiei Sept 9-Nor bark
Gludregen, for San Diego. Oct l0-Ger bark Agnes
for San Diego.
SHIELDS-salled Oct 2O-Br bark Ben Avon, for
CoLoN-Arrived Oct 1s-stmr Newport, from
New York.
ROUEN-Arrlyed Oct l7-Ger bark Oti.de. from
YoKoHAMA-Arrlved Oct 17-Br stmr Empress
Sailed oct l-Br ship snla, for Tacoma: Br ship
Sieve Roe. for Portlaud Russ Rotick, for San
In port oct 6-Br stmr Sussex for Portland.
= G-koSG-sailed Sept 2o-Br bark Zebina
Goudey. for Victoria.
Iuportations.
:, HoNG-RoNG, ErC-Per oceanIc-209 pkgs mat
ting, 429 psgs coffee, 26O pkgs gunnes 500 pkgs
hemp, 50 pkgs parcels. 100 pkgs quicksilver l713
pkgs sugar. 90 pigs spice. AZ pigs opium 37i pkgs
e9rl9s c, 5i9 pkgs OIL 10 pkEs silk o269 pigs tea
654l pigs rice, 70i0 Dkgs mdse
Houoluiu-l pkg parcels, 1912 pkgs mdse.
For Overand-66 pkgs mating, SO pkgs parcels
276 pkgs curios. 1893 pkgs SIX 1925 pigs tea 615
For Central and South Amerlca-l4l pkgs mdse,
600 pkgs rice.
wATsoNYILLE-Per Coos Bay-2Is2 SKIS oats
Salinas-l337 SKIS chevaller barley.
Blanc0-li56 SKIS chevailer barley
COSMOPOIIS-Per Point 90 oh .
cs hardware. 8 cs dry goods, shoes. 80 hides IL
rolls leather, SKIS coffee, go NJ 1t lumber, 80 bDs
bottles, 2600 bdls shocks.
AMESPOKT-Per Yaquina-ll63 sks barley, 1883
SKIS oats, $50 SKIS oats and barley los potatoes
49 SKIS wheat, 100 SKIS beans, cs chalk.
Consfgnees.
Per oceanic-AngIo-Caifo Bank: Alfred Bo-
rel Il Co; Bank Of Muntrea Bank OF British and
North America: II Berger; Easton q Schwartz:
Gonzales: Hooper Jennings; London. Paris
and American Bank; London aud san Francisco
Bans; Macondray & Co; & Marsh; Daniel Meyer;
A Nichols 81 Co; A Robinson: A ochiIlIng & Co:
Tillnann Bcndel; Wells, Fargo S Co: Thannhau
ser Il Co: Siegfried Brandensten; Chinese and
Japanese merchants: order.
Per Coos Bay-M Waterman & Co; stmr Houns-
low; Dutard
Per Point Loma-C whitney & Co: b b Co:
Calm. NIcKelsburg Co: Murphy. Grant & Co; b
Co; j Wieland Breweryr Wheaton & Luhrs: Tay-
lor, Mason Il Co; W Sumner K Co: Golden City
Chemical WORKS: Amer Press Assn; W Davidson;
Tillnann q Bendel; Chas Harley Il Co: j G John
son Co: Simpson Lumber Co; Grays Harbor Com
mercia Coz } Hunt
Per Yaquina-E r Stevens & Co: Dutard; Fl
AmeS: TruOenbach IL Co: Chas Jacobson; J O'Con-
nor; Ring Br IS; Carroll Bros ? C S S Co.
For Late Shipp,n7 H,telliJencs See Eiyhlt Page
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Shinninz Nntea

Steamers to sail to-day are: The State Of Calf
fornia for Portland, the Umatilla for Victoria and
Puget Sound, the Willamette Valley for Yaquina
Bay, the Corona for San Diego, and the Yaquina for
Lompoc. Tho Columbia falls due from Portlan q,
the HUMBOLDT and North Fork from Humboldt Bay,
the Point Arena from Mendocino. the Pomona from
San PEDRO. the Yaquina from NJ Moss Landing and the
Glpsy from the Salinas River.
The schooner William Renton, 425 tons. loads
lumber on the Sound for COqulmbo, AIS Sd;
schooner olga 474 tons lumber Burrard Inlet
Sy dney. prior arrival, AS British IRON bark
Santiago, 97S TONS and British iron ship Dumbarton
Rock, 1918 tons, both wheat at Portland for q. X
Havre Antwerp: British iron ship Lindistarne
1859 tons wheat at Tacoma for U. X. Hayre or
Antwerp
The city OF Pcking took ou, treasure list of
$685. consisting OF S347 ,337 In Mexican dol
lars. Sl07l5 In gold coin and $500 gold Dust
Latest wheat charters are: British iron ship Gill
cruix, 2259 tons, U. X, Havrs Antwerp, 4Os;
British iron ship TheSsalus, 1882 tons same op-
tons 40s ID. Both are recharters
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EASTERN STAR.
The Newly Elected Officers of the Crane

Chapter.
At yesterday mornings session of the
Grand Chapter of the Order Of Eastern Star
literary exercises formed the entire pro-
gramme.
In the afternoon the annual election of
officers was held. After n spirited confess t
the following were declared elected:
Judge Chauncev w. Bush of Redding,
Grand Patron; Mrs. Matte E. Farnham of
San Luis 0bispo. Grad Matron; DR.. ID. b.
Todd of South San Francisco, Associate
Grand Patron; Mrs. Kate E. Boyd of Sacra-
mento, Associate Grand Matron; Mrs. K. j.
Wiliats of San Francisco Grand Secretary
Qe-elected for the tenth consecutive term);
Mrs. Mary Z. Smith of San Francisco,
Grand Treasurer
The other officers will be appointed at
this mornings session by the Grand Patron
and Grand Matron. This afternoon the
grand officers will be installed, after which
the Grand Chapter will be entertained by
Beulah Lodge of Oakland. This will coD-
clude the business of the eighteenth annual
m
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Enrlish Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 21.-The spot market Is lower
at IS sgd. CargOes lower 43s Sd Tor off coast
43s Cd ior Just shipped aud AS Sd Tor nearly due.
FUrURES
The Produce Exchange cabe gIvs5 the following
Liverpool quotations: October IS 81: Novem-
Der, IS 734d; December. IS Sd; January IS Sd;
February, IS SGD; March. IS Sgd
sECURITIE&
LONDON. Oct 2l.-Consos. 80 3-l6; United States
Bonds-4S 12O; do, 2's, 1929 Silver. "A s-l6d;
Rentes, 96f 10c. Bullion out of Bank of England,
f035 mn
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DOWN THE STREAM.

Loyei 1t began with glance.
Grew with the growing of flowers,
Smi ell in q dTcamtul trarce,
ReCkoued not the passage OF hours;
Our passions flood rose ever,
Flowing for uer and me,
Till the brook became a river,
And the river became sea.
Griefl 1t began with word,
Grew with the winds that raved;
4 prayer for pardon unheard,
Pardon in turn uncIayed;
The bridge SO easy To sever,
The stream so swift to be freei
Till the OToON became river,
And the river became sea
Lifei II began with a sigh,
Grew with the leaves that are deadi
Its pleasures with wings to fiy,
Its sorrOws with limbs OF lead;
Aud rest Temaiueth never
For the wearier years to be,
I'LL the brook shall become river,
And the river become sea.
ROBERT LORD HoUGHToS.
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Produce Market,

FLoUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras. s5 Is
as 25 O bbl; Bakers extras, IS 1895 %; city sup
erhne, sS 66G3 80; Interior brands. S595 rs for
extras, SS65GS 30 q bbt for supcrfne.
wHEAr-Contiuued weak and dun yesterday,
though prices showed further decline No !,
81 IDOL 67Ia e ctl: choice. 81 $685.. lower grades
q 57I9Sl 6ja4i extra choice, for milling, ST 100
l 7212 q ct.
CALL sALEs-MoRNGNs
BUYER ,9d 'sl.4oo g 7da4: d4 100, 81 7lSS. Buyer
CALL sALEs-AFTERSooN.
Prices frmer. Buyer '9l-lOO, 81 70; 100.
81 7254: 400: 81 a21a; Buyer season-6oo. 81 80;
BARLEY-The City OF Athens takes for Cork 49,
794 ctls Chevalier. valued at sos 900. The market
yesterday was quiet and unchanged. Choice bright
al 05: dark Coast. 81; Brewing. ST I2IR@li l713;
Chevaier, 81 4g@l As for standard; lower grades,
81 O71a@l l21a y ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINa
Buyer 'e1-2oo, 81 1lN. Buyer season = 100,
oATS-Nearly 1000 cts came In from Oregon yes
teIday Choice Black: for seed; @ are very sif and
81 s2IaeDi 40 for good to choice and 81 221asi 80
for e s9 & % aF b.HE 3 30 s4 ~ 40 e 1
Il 6oSI 80 q eli for California
0oRTD% 81 Teak o pent1 Rd1ns and TSd Gncsa3ged b.
KYE-N omlnai at 81 66 y cti.
BRAN-ouoted at 50 do22 q ton.
MlDDLINGS-Qnoteda at S24125 q ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quoted at $22 5G@23 so p ton.
HAY-No further change yesterday. Quotable at
slS116 for Wheat. Sl2@l3 for Dat. Sl2 5O@el5
for Wheat and 0at, $l2@l3 80 q ton for
wild Oat; SIl 50@l2 90 for Barley. $1l@l2 for Al
falfa: $l09l1 80 for stock and $l2913 q ton for
Clover
sTRAw-ouoted at 55@5Oc a bale.
MILLSrUFFS-Grounu Barley quoted at s23(924 q
ton The mills sell olcake Meal at $50 y ton net;
Rye Flour 3 314c p n; Rye Meal, 3c Graham Flour,
3i4c; Oatmeal 34@4c oat Groats. &c; Cracked
Wheat 3Lac Bucgwheat Flour. 1ac; Pearl Bar
ley, 3s4@414c v d.
SEEDS-Shipment of 5096 etls Mustard to New
York. Yellow Mustard. 81 SO@3 Brown Mustard
as; Flax, 81 S0Ga2: Canary, 2s4H3c; Alfalfa, 6G
7c; Rape, 2Iac; Hemp 61oc; Timothy, DC q 10.
DRIED PEAS-Niies 81 30dll 40: Green 81 IS
@l o0 Eastern Green, So rs; Blackeye 81 5U q
cti: Split Peas. &c n 10
BUCKWHEAT-Quoted at 81 COOL rs q ctI
CORNMEAL. ErC.-TabIe Meal quoted at sc a %:
Feed Corn $26 5OA27 50: Cracked Corn S27925
q ton; Hominy, 3s4 @4c q 10.
BEANS-Receipts continue heavy and the market
d 30 p ctl: Pea, 81 1902 rs: Large White $40
2 10; Small white, SO l092 20; Pink. Sl 6G@al rs;
Reds, 50 l21a@p2 20; Limas, 81 6U@2 rs; Buffers,
81 l6@2 2b y ctL
POTATOES-Dull and not materially changed
Sweet, 75c@$l In sacks and S7IacGsl 371a IN boxes
Burbank Seedlings, 30@S5c for Rivers aud 75@D95c
for Salnas Garnet Chiles, 4O95Oc; Early Rose ESQ
35c; River Reds. 30GS5c q ctl
0NI0NS-ln good supply and unchanged at 500
Toe "a ctl
BUrrER-Is firm all around. but prices show no
further advance. Fresh roll Is slower than either
picked Eastern creamery. Fancy roll. 35c; good
to choice, 3o@32Lac q Ii; common to fair. 25
@2712c p ID; store Butter. 1e@S20c y ID; picked
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Chicago Markets.
California fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.-POrter Bros. Company sold to-
day Peaches at SlGl 20; halfcrates T0ksy Grapes,
65c@l 80; fun crates, 50 55; full crates Muscat
Grapes, 81 1902 20; half crates 81 05@l 80;
Conichions, 81; silver Pruues 81 30.
NEW YORK, OCT. 2l.-rorter Bros. Company sold
to-day Peaches at 81 O59l 36 Goes Late Red
Piums, 81 90; haIf-DoIes, Florelle Pears. S3 IS ;
hat-boIes Superbs, 81 10: Ketfer Pears. 81: Win
ter Neiis Pears. 81 SO; Sickle Pears. 81 SO6l3 90 :
GlOut Moroccan, 81 6O93 %; Comice Pears So 40
full crates Tokays 81 80.
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GeneraI Mercn1ndiso.

BAGs-Cacuttas sa4c; local make. s1&c; Wool
Bags, S6(33Sc.
LEATHER-sole 25@3Oc p 10 for heavy and 2l@
24c for medium and light; 24592Sc for No. 2. Har-
ness. 98G35c for No. l: 24Go28c for So.2; rough
Leather. I6QlSc for No. l and I4tnl5c for No. 2;
Kips. $35GoO g. doz; Calfskins 55@6oc for No.
and sGd4 sc Tor No. 2.
SUGAR-The Western sugar Refining Company
quotes follows terms net cash: Cube. Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed all 5 5sc . 10;
Dry Granuiated. 5t4c: COufectionerS A. Isc;
Extra Z, 4I4c; Golden c, 41sc; d. 4c q ID: half
Dbis lac mora than bbls, and boxes 12e more
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University Extension classes.

University extension classes will be estab-
lished and conducted by the professors Of
the University according to the following
announcements, admission tree:
English Literature, Fridays, 40 10 $50 P. NJ,
at The College Of Pharmacy. Mathematics, Sat
Mondays p. NJ, Unitarian Church, Geary aud
Flanklln streets.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICR-sILvER KING
- Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF business, San Francisco, Cal Location OF works,
silver King Mining District, PinaI County Arizona.
Notlce-There are delinquent upon the following
described STOCK. on account OF assessment No. 4
levied on the 18th day OF August 1881, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF tue respective
Shareholders. follows.
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the game, and the Justica made them one
without accident. La Pall and Wilson were
rivals. it seems. The latter claims that the
widow gave him her solemn promise. and
he does not propose to be held up to ridi-
Guile without protest Hence the suit
Chicago Inter Ocean.
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There is a proposition, says the Los An
geles Times, to erect an iron plant near
Daggett, in San Bernardino County, for the
purpose of reducing the rich iron ores in
that vicinity. 1t is proposed to use Arizona
coal and to smelt the ore on the ground.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, october 81.
OF THE MAKRErl

W hDlN I1oI DAY Z ' EN- INdI OCIOU6T 2 7.
SUMMARY OF THE MARRErl
Wheat options steady
Barley quiet.
BLACK Oats higher.
Corn dull aud weak,
Rye nominal.
Hay unchanged.
Beans dull.
Potatoes and Onions unchanged.
Butter, Cheese ana Eggs firm.
Fruit and Vegetables unchanged.
Poultry frmer
Spoiled Game arriving.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-wELDoN MIN.
t,g Ihg company Location OF principal place OF
tuilotoa AriZ ''
Notlce-Ihere are delinquent upon the followl Nc
ievied on the 25th dly OF August, 1891 the sew,
era amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
spect1Ne shareho ders, follows:
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San Francisco Neat M,rkst.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-FIrst quality. 5h@sc; second quality,
412@y5c; third do. 4694 14c
VEAL-Large, 6g7c; small Calves. 709c.
hUTrON-wethers. 79712e; Ewes 61aG7c
LAMB-S1s09c y 10.
PoRK-Livo Hogs 4I4a iIAc = % for heavy hard
granted. and 4Ic for lght average do: stock Hogs
5G334e Ss ID; dressed do, 62497I2c r ID.
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MORNING SALES
Board-50 Water 971a: $4,000 V AZ Bonds
S9A: 10 Pacific Gas Imp. 79N Is do 1871 100
Bonds. 9S12. 70
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-50 Water, 97la: ~ Pacihc Phono-
graph, soc; 100 do 45c: $4,000 S AZ Bonds seIl p:
$4,000 Omnibus Cable Bonds, ll3I4;76 Cal Electric
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Park Band Concerts.
The following music will be rendered at
Golden Gate Park this afternoon.

7. GOOD LUCK March'I ....,,.,.,...... RIyner
2. Overture, "Frsnzoslsches Lustsplel1 Keller Bela
g. whispered Love- court gavutte Abecasis
4. Selection, "ofenbachtana No. 2"..odsnbach
5. Am Meer," solo for trombone. ....,,.S Schubert
d. "Aut der Pusta Czardas' (HungarlanJ.
2. Overture, La Gazza Ladra" Rossini
3. Medley, "A Night In New York" .. brooks
8. Waltz, THE Pearl of Pekincu Y arsar
10. Monastery Bells" nocturno - WsIv
IL. Grand selection, Tristan and Idoiden Wagne1
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Heavy Cargo OF opIum.

"'S Sais" VI OpiuH'
Forty thousand dollars worth of opium
arrived yesterday on the CERAMIC 1t will
bring S24,0 200 duty into Uncle Sans Golfers.
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And IN accordance with law, and order from
the Board of Directors, made on the 18th day OF
August. 1891. many shares each parcel such
stock as may bo necessary will be sold at public
auction. at the Office OF the company, No. $40 Pins
street. Rooms l5 and II, Sau Francisco, California,
on UESDAY, the 9th day OF october, 1891, at
the hour OF O'Clock OF said day. to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon. together with costs
Of advertising and expenses of sale.
j. W. PEW, Secretary
oHce-No. 80 Pine stree Rooms Is aud II. Saa
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castor;.
When she became Miss, she clung to oastoria
When shehad Children, she gave them castoria
aus 2y ssTuTh
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And in accordance with law and order from
The Board OF Directors, made tho 7th day OF
tuly. 1891, so many shSres Of each parcel Of such
took as may be necessary Will be sold at public
suction at the onice OF the company. Room s. 9ll
sansome st., San Francisco Cal, on Monday. the
tth day of September, 1891, at the hour of "a
o'clock NJ. OF said day. to pay said delinquent as
sessment thereon. together with OF advertIs-
tlg and expenses Of sale.
ERNEST J. KOCH, Secretary.
orice-Room 8, all sansorf.e ST.. San Francisco,
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nk1INoUENT sALH NoTIcE-cRUIKsHAN1
Gold Mining Company. Location OF princIpSS
place of business San Francisco. Cal. Location o1
works, Los Burros District, Monterey County, Cal
Notice-Ihere are delinquent upon the following
described STOCK, on account OF Assessment (No. 9h
levied on the 7th day OF July, 1891. the several
amounts set opposite the OF the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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New York M,rIretx.

NEW YORK, Oct 2l-The stock market to-day
was decidedly stronger, p"-H,g except Sugar show
ing weaSne '!-ls day. The features were
the f'-~nsth IN Vanderbits and Panhandle. Every
inng closed near the best prices New York Central
being up 2la, Panhandle l5s Atchison, Rock Isl
and ST. Paul aud Union Pacific l per cent. Gov
ernments steady Petroleum closed at 5912c
NEW YORK. oct. 2l.-United States Bonds--f's.
Paclnc, SS42; central Pacinc, 33Ia; Union Pachc.
ass; Atkinson and santa Fe. as; Wells Fargo.
!3s: Western Unlon s214; silver. s644; sterling
NEW YORK, Oct 2I.- -wheat-November, 81 Osl4
Hops-Paclhc Coast, ll9l6c12. hides-.31ae Cop
per-LaSe. 81. Tin-Spot. $50 Is. Lead-Domcs-
tIc' 81 80. r"n-sl5. FetroeuiH, 59Izc.
NEW YORK Oct 2l.-A carload OF California
kaislns, sold with the guarantee OF good as any "
ana equal si to Horseshoe or Melnrath's offerings
not turn out as good as any, nor was 1t as good as
many other lines.
NEW York. Oct q. = Tho movement in Cali
fornia Prunes is estimated at $50 carloads. The
-Four sizes COS TO 90s sod in boxes at &C. delivered;
five sizes, sos 90s. soil I4c over carload prices
which Is relatively cheaper han the French fruit.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2l.-Hops are firm for all eI-
cept low-grade stocks. New States and Pacif:s are
in good demand at &c bid and refused. These
taken yesterday by local dealer. The price has
not transpired. Brewers sales running very
fairly.
SUGAR.
NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-The refined Sugar market is
again demoralized by the breaking out of sharp
competition between the New YORK and Phlladei
pha rehneries. Grsnulated Sugar at 43sc last
week, has been dropped to 3.92c cash, the very
lowest poiut at which II has sold, Phlladei-
phia led the decline and New York followed.
CHIcAio, Oct. 2l.-A special dispatch from Phila-
delphia says Claus Spreckels, the Independent
Sugar rehner, has reduced the price OF granulated
Sugar to &c per pound. The Trust met the reduc-
tion TO 4lsc and l-l6c. but when the price
dropped TO 4c 1t began TO buy.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Oct 2l.-Wheat was lower The open
ing from Isc to 3sc lower than yesterdays
closing and declined about lac more, then rallied
lc but again the market weakened and prices de
cIined sc, then became stronger and advanc ed
14c. ruled irregular and closed about 7Sc higher
for December and "a &C higher for May than yester-
dav. Receipts l.SS6,0J0 bushels; shipments, S40-
200 bushels. Rye easy at SIC. Barley quiet at Gle
CHICAGO. Oct 2O.-Wheat-CaSn-S3s4. Corn
54s4. PorE-S 10 Lard-S6 80. hlbs-$6 81.
" lIsK
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Exchange and Bullion.
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Portland's Bu ,iness

PORTLAND (oregonl, Oct. II. - Clearances
s444 900; balances, $500
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BOARD SALES.
Following were the sales iu the sa1 Francisco
Stock Board yesterday;

Following were the sales iu tho ssl Francisco
Stock Board yesterday;
REGULAR sEssrnS-o 10 4. "
$50 Alpha ... SO 200 CC&Y. II 40 200 Ophir 80
100 AItt......4O 30 .........s.45 zoo Oyerm. 80
lOU Andes. IS 455 .-.......4 ZOU Savage. 22O
100 ..........SU 10 Cuund.. 800 25 .....-...2I4
100 B-Icher- 800 Con i...l5i0OU Hil.....l5
..b lO....1I2 l5J Pnint..l-S5 26U SSev.-.1. 80
2O0Bk B....2.45 5UO Del M......lO 10 .........Ig5
100 .........2lq l2O y c.. l.6p 200 Union. 90
ZOO Bodie 80 80 100 1t n ..l.l5 SO YJAcket.l.65
100 Chail C..L3O 100 Mexlcan2.2G25O ..........l70
100 ChUllar.l.1025O B lsle...35i
AETERNooS sEssIoS-2:I0
200 Andes ... IS 100 Del Mo 100 ODhir .2.s5
200 y a B...2I2 80 e a 60. SO 700 PoUnsI..2 10
100 BuliOn..lA0lOU L N....l.2O 25l Savage. 80
100 Bodie.....z0 so ........ll a $50 IS
$50 Comth ..... IS 200 KentucK... 20 6USB M...55
400 Z cav 4 .65 200 aeIlcan.tl4 300 SNeV...19 80
20 ........i.7O 90 Mono .....4O 40 95
So ChOIIar...Il9 100 New Q.....25 200 Qtah ... 30
200 Imp. 10 800 Comb. 81 go TJacEE ..l7O
800 CPolnt.. .4O200 Occid .....5 55
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Walls continued to control the box yesterday,
and sold everything down to Con. Cal & Va, when
Marks and Cope jumped in and by active bidding
forced that stock up from 81 40 to 81 So under
sales Of ZOO shares. Savage also continued steady
at 81 25 but the BALANCE OF the list was dun.
After the call but little trading carried on, and
there was little change in prices at the close. on
the 23O p. NJ. session prices braced up again, and
under lively purchases by Marks and Cope Con. Cal
d Va. sold up 81 rs. Ophir 81 go, Savage 81 35,
under sales OF 600 shares. and the balance OF the
list in proportion. After The call prices continued
to advance under lively bidding, and looked better
than for some time past Con. Cal & Va. closing
strong az SIS bid, and the others equally strong.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENNEST, Chronometer aud
Instrument Maker California street.
Sign of the w oIden Sailor.
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PoSTPONEMENT.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
the Cruikshank Gold Mining Company is hereby
postponed until Wednesday. November 1. 1891. az
~ O'Clock noOn at the office OF the Company. Room
d, No. 211 Sansoms street, san Francisco Cal BY
order OF ths Board OF Directors.
oc0 I'd ERNEST j. KOCH. Secretary
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POSTPONEMENT.

POSITION EMEN1.
THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF THE
L Cruikshank Cod Mining Company IL hereby
postponed until Monday October s. 1891, az IL
O'Clock noon, at the once of the Company Room 8.
NO: I'll sansome street, San Francisco Cal BJ
order OF the Board of Directors
ERNEST j. KOCH Secretary.
The morning call., 1891-10-22

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And In accordance with law, aud an order from
the Board nI Directors made on the 25th day OF
August, 1891 so many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock may be necessary will be sold at public
auction at the office Of the company, Room 70.
Nevada Block 500 Montgomery street. San Fran
cisco California ou THURSDAY. the 22d day of
October, 1891, at the hour OF O'Clock r. NJ OF said
day to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
gether with costs advertising and expenses ~
sale, Ioc4 tql AUG. WATERMAN. Secretary.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-02-13
ONSERVATlVE MINDS NOW
CONCEDE AS MUCH.
The Really Important Business Can BE
Readily Taken Care of-Report That
Chauncey NJ. Dcpew Declined the Va
cant Portfolio,

WASHINGTON. Feb. lit is not prob
able that President Harrison will find it
necessary to call an extra session of con-
grcss. The entire country will be highly
gratfied at such an outcome. Both
branches now show disposition to push
matters to a finish. The house has be-
gun its daily session at II o'clock. This
plan will be followed until March 4. If
it is found impossible to get through
with the work from IL until 6, night ses-
sions will be inaugurated The house
can easily close up its business. but some
bills of Importance are likely to suffer
for want of time in the senate. None of
them, however, will cause any injury to
the country at large if they go over
until the next session.
The bankruptcy bill stands little show
of success, but this is .duc to the deter
mined opposition of q large number of
senators. The Conger lard bill and the
Paddock pure food bill will be reached
without difficulty. There is Il general
fear that the bill for the relief of the
supreme court may fail to become u law
for want of time.
Measures Of interest to northwestern
states have nearly all passed. The only
exception is the bill to ratify the treaty
with the Sisseton and Wahpeton Indians
of South Dakota. 1t is believed that
this bill will not be reached at this SEES
sion