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The morning call., 1891-04-01

BAGs-Calcutta, May and June, 71s9714; Wool
The market is stiff. the situation being wholly Ia
favor of the holders. The authorities at San Qhen-
tin announce that their stock OF Bags is exhausted
and say: Further orders can not be accepted until
the State Board of Prison Directors decide whether
to accept orders for Bags yet manufactured the
delivery OF which cannot be guaranteed positively
and even IL they should decide to do so we have
piicatlons on hand to cover about all the Bags we
can man ufacture during the season." 1t Is further
said that the Oakland Jute-mil is sold to August
However 1t Is not thought that any sharp advance
will made. IL would only tend TO attract to this
CANNED FRUITS-No further news. Market
quiet but firm, with some inquiry for the East,
fgtqT ere de d 81 s. Ne qaoe ssSS
ard goods: Apricots. 81 95@2 10 q dozen; Peaches,
& i5cS2 80; PIums, 81 4O@l SO q dozen.
Peas, ST 25@I So: String Beans, 95c@sl 2 dozen
CoFFEEEsteady, but quiet at the better prices
Quotatlons'are 211a@2l$4c q 10 for prime washed
maIa: Ie1s@2Of4e for fair washed Guatemala;
ls4@l914c for medium washed Guatemala; 2l9
81 lac for good to prime Costa Rica free rom black
beans l94@201ac for good Costa klca, mixed
with black beans: zoe for good unwashed Saliva
dor; l6ta1sc for inferior to ordinary qualities"
COAI.-Arrivals are more liberal and the
market Is weak at unchanged prices. Buyers can
cure concessions We quote prices TO dealers; We'll
WELLINGTON, $lO Diamond, 50 q ton: Cedar River
So; Seattle. 80: New Seattle, 81 Coos Bay, 81;
Greta. SsM9 Cumberland 81 2 in bulk ana $l3 80 10
sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. Sl5i Colorado
FISH-No / MackereI, $l5@l5 so in haIf-bbS
and 81 5O@2 rs in kits; No. 2, Sl4 5Oal5 IN b5i5
and $2@2 20 in kits; Mess Mackerel. $SG5 70 q
Kit; Pacific Cod, 6%c In bundles, 7c In cas- 50
for homeless: Ea stern Smoked Herring, SOC; y 'ch
do 81 5O6l rs e keg; WhtehSh $40 in haltH1's
aud S2a2 20 in kits; Tongues and Sounds, 81
NAiLS-Two hundred key lots 50 IS for on.
81 So for steel ana 81 40 for standard wirei snar
lots 10o20c more all round.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES weak and nomll2! 81
Si6 4 flask.
SYRUP-The California Refinery quotes: Drips IN
bbls 25c; do. in haif-bbls 2712c; In 5-gal Kegs,
321&c: in l-gaI tins 4215c {. gallon. o..
The American Refinery quotes zoe in bbls 22l2e
in half do, 12c in kegs and 37Azc q per gallon IN
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes
as follows, terms net cash; Cube, Crushed
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed, all &c y u;
Dry Granulated 6s4c: CoafectiOners' A, $3.50;
Extra c, 434c; Golden Z, 412c e ID; Bags, 4c moro
than bbs
The American Refinery quotes as follows terms
net cash: Extra Fine Cube, Crushed, Fine Crushed
aud Powdered, &c q 10; Extra Fine Powdered
714c; Dry Graduated, 6$4c.-XX do, sac; Confec-
TONERS 4 $3.50: White Extra Z. &c; Extra e, 45sc;
EQIlnn e. l3lr y 10.
The morning call., 1891-04-01
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, March 3l.-AIl interest in the stock
market to-day was confined to grangers and Indus
trials The rise In sugar was based on the supposed
deal by the trust with Spreckes but collapsed upon
denials OF the story, but there was material
weakness The close was heavy at small fractions
below last evening. Governments firm. Petroleum
April closed at 727sc.
NEW YORK, March 3l.-United States Bonds, rs.
l224 41a's, 1902; Northern Pacific, 2714; Canadian
Pacific, rs; Central Pacific, 291a; Union Pacific,
1855: Atchison, 27s4; wells-Fargo. lao; Western
Union, S034 Silver Csc; Sterling, 81 s6Ia@4 SO.
New YORK, March sL-Wheat. cash, -; March.
81 177s.
Flour-Firm
Coffee-$l7 40.
Sugar-514@57s.
Hops-Pacific Coast, % q SOC.
Hides-13Lsc.
Copper-Iake, $l3 rs.
Tin-Spot, $50 so.
Lead-Domestc, 81 371a.
lrcn-$14.
Petroleum-April, 72s4c.
The morning call., 1891-04-01

your beautiful pOetryP Bow could I help
but know you?
The conversation slipped along easily for
awhile, little Miss Granville taking the lead.
Presently she said:
And now that we are to be such good
friends, Mr.. Willard, you must tell me all
about yourself. Begin now"
us there any particular period where
you would like me to begin?" asked Mil
"Would 1t hurt you too much to tell me
about herp" asked Edith, very gently.
about who2"
1.-THE one that died"
IL don't quite understand you," said
Millard.
why. the girl you wrote of in the mag
azlne-the one that you loved so dearly, and
who died before you could tell her. Oh. |
pitied you so for that. Is it too sacred for
you to speak of now?"
Well-er-the fact is there never was
such person At least not in my ex-
perience. She was one of my faneies."
And you never loved girl who after
ward ded?"
Never"
And you made all that up9"
Little Miss Greenville looked very thought
full for moment. She was gazing at the
ruin of pillar of sympathy which had just
fallen with crash.
Il suppose ought to be thankful" she
said at length.
Willard smiled.
Are you nut?" he asked.
I'm trying to be-" said Miss Greenville.
honestly.
Willard saw his cue and took it.
Il am afraid" he said, ''that you will
have to try TO reconstruct your idea about
me. My life has been very much like every
body else's. | never had a broken heart,
nor many sorrows beyond want of money.
L have written of feelings that no doubt
really exist in some lives but l have not
been through them personally. l could
never have survived the aggregate. ! am
afraid you have been giving me good deal
OF sympathy that do not deserve
Are you-are you ali humbug?" asked
little Miss Grenyille, tearfully.
Willard laughed.
way"
Presently he got up to 60.
L am afraid YOU have lost your interest
In me, he said, despite himself. She was a
very pretty girl.
:. was going to tel! you something"
" But now you think I'm not ftp
silly" ''''N
g might have sympathy if I have not ex-
perience."
Miss Granville thought moment.
had better not tell you," she said.
" Nhyp asked Willard.
Because" said Edith, II am not sure
that am not humbug myself"
When Willard went away a few minutes
later. Miss Grenville went up to her own
room slowly and thoughtfully. She shut
the door resulutely behind her, and took,
down picture. Perhaps this was why she
knew so well how Willard looked The
picture was prettily framed, and had been
standing beside the mirror on her dressing
case. She took the photograph from the
frame and lighted candle. Then she held
the cardboard in the flame and watched it
take fire, grasping it dainliy by the corner.
And TO think, she thought, 81 was going
to make up TO him for all the sorrow aud
disappointments in his life. He was not
even grateGul."-Selected.
The morning call., 1891-04-01
AFFECTED IN MIND.
DR.. R0weII FOuad in the Streets
in Scamt Attire.

DR.. Charles Rowell, who in former years
made considerable money out of patent
medicine, was found wandering along Du-
pont street at an early hour yesterday morn
ing. He was scantily clad and acted so
strangely that Officer Halls took him to the
Receiving Hospital.
He begged for protection, claiming that
masked men had stolen him from his home
at 1880 Pine street When slowed away on
cot in the hospital ROwell, who is quite
venerable looking man. insisted that his
long, gray beard and hair wera on fire and
asked that the hirsute appendages be cut oil
To the steward he confded The iuforma-
ton that he had been kidnapped 10 less than
six times, and another of his Authorizations
Is that relations are trying to imrrison him
in church. During the afternoon his wife
and son called at the hospital and caused
his removal 10 the Home of Inebriates,
where he viii be held pending an examina-
ton by the Commissioners of Insanity.
The morning call., 1891-04-01


Curing VALLEY WATER WORKS, 5l6 CALL
- fornia st. san Francisco, March %. 1891
Sealed lids will lie received at the ONCE OF the
Spr ng Valley Water MorEs, SIC California st, up
to > n Of the 25th Of April next Tor any part OF
ten thousand shares Of the stock OF the company in
lots OF not less than ten shares All stock allotted
the said BIDS will be ready Tor delivery on the
9th day May. aud must b. taken and paid for on
OF before the ION day OF May. All bids must be
accompanied 10y deposit of 20 per share. IN co
or certified checNS Tue company reserves the right
reject any and all bids by order OF the board.
WILLIAM NuRkiS. Secretary. mrSl I'd
DROFOSALS FOR FuEL. FORAGE AND STRAW.
i e adquarteTs department Of Arizona, once Of
the Chief QuaIIern Ister, Los Angeles Cal, March
so lSs sea-ed pr, pasals Will lie received at thts
Office, and nj the OalCeS OF the QuartarmaStcrS at
each OF the stations below named, until il O'clock
4 n. on Thursday, April 30. lS9l, aud opened i'm
ediatelv there4 the presence Of bidders, for
the furnishing aad delivery Of fuel, forage and
straw, during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1892
at military station, ia the Department Of Arizona
as follows: Forts Apache, Bowie, Graut, Hu3cLuca
aud Thomas, ana Sad Carlos, Nhipple barracks
and Tucson. a. Los Angeles and San Diego bar
racks, cal. and Forts Bayari. stanton aud WiuRate,
AlbuQucCQu Tie and Santa t, y. VI. Preference given
t. articles o. domestic production and mauufaC-
turc, cOnGit CIS of price and quality being equal,
ana such preference given to srtlc IS OF American
production and manufacture produced the Pa
cihc Coast 20 the extent OF the consumption re-
quired by the public service there. Proposals for
either class OF the supplies mentioned. for guam
sltie5 less than the whole required or for delivery
Of the supplies at points other than those above
named. VIII be entertained. Spe -ihcstiOus general
Instructions to bidders and bank forms Of proposal
Will be furnished on application 10 this Office or to
the QuartermaS-ers at any OF the stations named
above. a :. kIMBALL, Quartermaster &. 5. Army,
Chief Quartermaster. mr50 Al apps It
The morning call., 1891-04-01
SEA AND SHORE.
Seamen Keep Sharp Lookout for
"Scab" Sailors.
Fishing Vessels Crippled by Desertion-D Death
Of Ship Captain-The Mohican Com
ing Home-More Coal.

The whalerS and sealers are In hard luck
this year. nearly every vessel in the two
fleets having had more or less trouble with
their crews. A large number of men have
deserted from the whaling vessels at Homo
lulu, aud the captains have had hard job
to fill the vacancies and the vessels are los
ing valuable time in consequence. Many of
the sealers are in the same fix. The schooner
Sophie Sutherland has had to put into As
tOria, every one of her crew having refused
duty. The G. F. White is at Neah Bay,
having lost half her crew by desertion.
HoMEwARD BOUND.
The old war-ship Mohicau may slip into
port at any moment, having sailed from
Honolulu ON the DIST. She will 60 to Mare
Is land and be put cut of commission.
The third largest cargo of wheat that ever
left this port is that taken by the British
ship Alice A. Leigh that lett yesterday
bound to Havre. She has cargo on board
of 511S tons. In 1882 the Silverton sailed
with a cargo of 5352 tons. The Rappahan-
mock, which sailed February 6, 1891, also had
a cargo of 1852 tons on board.
HIS CRUISE OVER.
From Honolulu the news comes of the
death of Captain Adams who left San Fran
ClSCO Oll buc lttoL oltdl1tI. Ilc ulcu Uu lilS
2lst of March. Captain Adams went down
to take command of the new whaling bark
Horatio. The bark has just arrived at the
Islands from New Bedford and is a new
vessel
The mail steamer Zealandia from Homo
lulu came in with u cabin and % steeIage
passengers. Part of her cargo was 2748
punches Of bananas aud 35,o9S bags of
sugar.
The sailing of the mail steamer Mariposa
has been postponed until Friday. 81 inst
The delay is caused by the English mails
being late in reaching New York.
WARY sEAAIEN.
A wagon containing a sailors outfit was
passing along the wharves about o'clock
yesterday. As it passed the corner of Mis-
sion street 1T was seen by the men around
the office of the Coast Seamen's Union and
they at once jumped to the conclusion that
"scab" crew was being placed on board
some vessel A large crowd quickly gathered
and followed the wagon to Fosom-stree
landing, where they demanded to know what
SHIP the men were being taken to. 1t was
learned that the tricks belonged 10 French
man named Joe Adnett, who had shipped
on board tile Alameda, bou I'd TO Liverpool.
There was no disturbance and the outfit was
placed in Il boat and taken off TO the ship.
MORE COAL.
The steamer San Mateo came in yester-
day with $500 tuns, and the bark Valley
Forge arrived with 1927 tons OF coal on
board.
The steamers Montscrrat and City of
Puebla sailed yesterday, and tine ships
Charmer and Alice A. Leigh were towed TO
sea.
The ships Alameda and Permissible came
down from Port Costa loaded and the ships
Reliance and Kings County were taken up
to load yesterday.
The weather yesterday was thick. Dur
ing the forenoon it was calm. At II o'clock
northwest wind was blowing sixteen miles
an hour. The barometer took drop of five
points, going down TO 1905
The morning call., 1891-04-01
Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day are the State OF California
for Portland, the Los Angeles and North FORK Tor
Humboldt Bay, the Pomona for San Diego and the
Empire for Nanalmo. The oregon and George w.
Elder fall due from Portland and the Coos Bay
from San Pedro.
The City of Sydney falls due from Panama
Sunday.
The British iron steamers Eton, 1746 tons, and
this port; British iron steamer Sussex, 1920 tons.
merchandise for China and Japan via Portland;
British iron ship Crown OF England, 1893 tons,
Wheat for United Kingdom, Havre, Antwerp or
Dunkirk, 3Ss, prior to arrival.
The Sierra Nevada takes for Cork 1921 ctls
Wheat, valued Eat S73,50J; British Empire, for
Havre 46,lOS ctIs at $69, 200 Charmer for Ha vre,
59,242 ctls, at $50 ,345.
The morning call., 1891-04-01
UNAUTHORIZED DUTIES.
Il. G. Falk Can Recover No Compens
ton From the City.

II. G. Fa1k Can Recover No Compensa-
ton From the City.
An opinion was filed by the Supreme Co urt
yesterday in the case of r. G. Fall VS..
Christian Refs (sued in his official capacity
as City and County Treasurer), sustaining
the judgment of the lower court in sustain
ing the demurrer.
Falk asked for writ Of mandate compell-
ing Refs to honor a demand for $4,000 for
services rendered by him in detecting fraud
in registration, and in assisting the Board
Of Election Commissioners in the selection
and appointment of precinct boards of reg
istration and officers for the general cleo
tion. The Supreme Court said:
The resolutions under which petitioner and
his assignees were appointed show that such
appointments we're not made to assist the
Registrar in the discharge of any of the
duties imposed upon that officer. n 1t
is plain that the board had no implied au-
thority to appoint the petitioner and the
other persons named In the resolution of
September Is, 1885, TO so assist the board.
The morning call., 1891-04-01
Large Imports of Sugar.

Between January 1st and March 10th the
exports of refined sugar from Atlantic ports
amounted to 5417 tons, and there were freight
engagements to swell the total to $4,000
tons to March 31st against 60 tons for the
same time in 1890. The movement was to
reap the benefit of the rebate allowed on
dutiable sugar exported out of the country,
but all lllis business will soon stop. Some of
the exported may be re-imported at profit
after paying freight across the Atlantic
twice. The imports of Hawaiian sugar at
San Francisco during March aggregated
747.471 bags, equal to T.203900 pounds. the
largest quantity ever received in a single
month at this port.
The morning call., 1891-04-01

old GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT - SEND
" your Old gold and silver 10y mail to the old and
reliable house Of A. COLEMAN, Al Third ST.. san
Francisco: l VIII send by return mail the cash. il
Gan FRANCISCO CULLAIERA LOAN BANK,
- 53S kearny St, the only corporation that lends
money Oh diamonds. watches: ioT interest Oc4 Il
THE EVENING BULLErIN. PRICE REDUCED
10 j cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part Of the city: the Bulletin is the best oldest
ard largest evening paper publ shed on the coast:
orders by pGstal-carl otherwise will receive
prompt attention. Ofire 522 Montgomery St
The morning call., 1891-04-01
HARBoR COMMISSION.
italian Fishermen Ask for More RooI
Ferry slim Finished.

Italian Fishermen Ask for More Room.
Ferry Slip Finished.
At the meeting of the Stae Board OF Har-
Dor Commissioners yesterday afternoon,
President Bassett in the chair, Chief
Wharinger CorcOran reported that the State
is liable Tor the damage sustained by the
schooner Lorenz and William at one of the
docks q few weeks ago. The damage
amounted to 500, and that sum was ordered
paid TO the owners of the vessel.
A petition, signed by over 800 Italian fish
ermen. was received asking for better aud
larger quarters for their boats tnan they
now have, as their business is steadily in
creasing, and the present space allowed is
insufficient. The subject was taken under
consideration, and the Commissioners will
investigate the matter.
The Pacific Pine Lumber Company,
which has to vacate its leased ground at the
north end 10 make room for the Belt Rail-
road, and has already commenced to move,
was allowed a rebate of one-halt on its
rental until the 10Th inst, and then Archaic
OF one-quarter to May 1st
w. W Chase IL Co. were allowed twenty
feet ddltional space on the Hay Wharf at
the regular rates, and Engineer Manson re-
ported that the new ferry slip at the foot Of
Lombard street is completed, and that
$4,000 Is now due the contractors, the San
Francisco Bridge Company, as final pay
meut,
The morning call., 1891-04-01
Moore May Go Free.

The case of Frank p. Moore. alias Frank
Queen, which has attracted considerable at
tention because his attorney. NJ. W. Coffey,
has been held for trial on charge of at
tempting to bride the prosecutrix, came up
in Police Court 2 yesterday, but Judge
Morley continued the hearing until the 2Sth
inst The accused was released on his own
recognizance, owing to the fact that Mrs.
Kelly has disappeared and there is little
chance of her returning to prosecute him.
The morning call., 1891-04-01
srIsITUALISNI.

RFTVED-NRs- DR. A, DE HOWE OF NEW
y York: is only natural born trance medium IN
the world; Is seventh daughter bora with double
veil and wonderful prophetic gift nf second 81 sht
this she Will prove: every hidden mystery revealed
tells your entire life IA dead trance; gives vOurnams
in fun also your future husband or wife: Ia bush
ness lawsuits, marriages, divorces, deaths uniting
the separated, removing evil Influences restoring
lost love she has equal and wishes Il distinctly
unders bod that She adverises nothing but what she
eau do all who are in trouble iuyi-ed to call aud De
convinced: SlO.O0O challenge 10 any medium who
can excel her ParlOrs, 1920 Market ST. opp 7th If
CLAIRVOYANT BUSINESS MEDIUM-SATIS-
\ facLLan guara-tarL: 0nen eve. ~ Grove.2O Inn
The morning call., 1891-04-01
One Mighty Truth,

Far more immutable than the laws of the Modes
and Persians is this Health is the blessing price
less. above all others. Without it who shall sue
coed? Small ailments temporary indigestion, con-
striction of the bowels, chill inactivity OF the
kidneys may. aye, do eliminate dsastrousy. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters checkmate these in short
order. Il
The morning call., 1891-04-01
Surrendered by His Bondsmen

JOHN CadareIIa, The young italian charged
with raising 81 bill to the denomination of
$40 and passing the same on Davis-street
commission house, and who was out on
bonds, was surrendered yesterday by his
sureties aud had hearing before Commits
siOner Sawyer, who held him to await the
action Of the Grand Jury. with bail fixed in
the sum of $1,000. The officers believe that
the bill was passed off on Cadarella but
that he found out that he had been duped
and tried to pass it Fl on some one else.
The morning call., 1891-04-01
"BAB1Es' EYES"

Written for THE MoRNrSa CALI.
To my side she toddles, In her chubby hands
Little short-stemmed punches of some Wild fow
ers blue,
In my lap she lays them with winsofne smile,
"see the pity flowers Totty's picked for ooP
In nv arms take her smooth her curling hair.
Lifting up some blossoms to her great surprise
1 ask foolish question, "Totty, what's its nameT"
And hear her Iisping answer, Don't 90 know
zaire babies eyes2'
Alameda, Cal, March sS 1891. ANELEH
The morning call., 1891-04-01
THE STOCK MARKET.

The best prices yesterday were considerably lower
than those of the preceding day. Con. Cal. and Va
sold down to Sll 10 and Best BeIcher 81. Over
man declined to 81 So. but recovered to 81 20 in
the afternoon call under active trading.
At the close the fayoriteS were frmer, the other
stock being irregular.
Local securities were quiet, with decline In s.
v. Water to 500 25
overman milled last week so1 tons ore, assaying
GA IL.
Kentuck is assessed 20 cents.
CAPITOL Gas of Sacramento has declared quar-
terly dividend OF 81 payable at the bank of Taant
& Co. now.
Local corporations paid dividends as follows in
The morning call., 1891-04-01
San Franoiso Meat Market.

Live Hogs nave again advanced. Beef is marked
up small prime cattle readily bringing the top
quotation. Lamb is lower and Mutton weak. Calves
are firm Wholesale rates from slaughterers 10
dealers are as follows;
BEEF-First quality. elAs7c; second quality.
512@I6c; third do. 4615c.
VEALcLarge, 6a7c; small Calves, 1850.
NUT ON-Tethers, SAG }i2c; Ewes, $3.50
SPRING LAMB-lG912I2c p 10.
PoRK-Liye Hogs 5@5ISc q 10 for heavy hard
granted and 52s155sc for light average do; stock
Hogs, 4l294%sc q ID; dressed do, S99c . ID.
The morning call., 1891-04-01
Arrested for EmbezzIement.

w. L. Eppinger, who has been in the
custody of the police on several occasions,
was arrested yesterday on charge of felony
embeZzlement. The warrant for his arrest
was issued on complaint of j. E. Davidson
of 761 Howard street, who claims that on the
Sd ult. he entrusted Eppinger with $75 but
that be appropriated the money to his own
use. When placed under arrest by Officer
Harris Eppinger made dash for liberty
but was soon Oyertaken
The morning call., 1891-04-01
March Death Record.

The Health Office report shows that the
total number of deaths for March was 6O3
Diphtheria caused 40 deaths. Group Il. con-
sumption 101, bronchitis % Brights dis
ease II, heart disease AZ and pneumonia
II, the casualties numbered TO- suicides 6,
hOmcides l, and 126 died in public institu-
The morning call., 1891-04-01

A Chinese named All Fook was found
dead in cell at the City Prison about A
o'clock yesterday morning. He was arrested
on Sunday on charge of vagrancy, and on
the following day Judge Rix sentenced him
to ninety days Imprisonment In the County
Jail An autopsy on the remains revealed
death ~
The morning call., 1891-04-01

DONE cheat yourself
out OF a good sNoke by
taking a poor 4m1 tatiofs
for the genuine Seal OF
Nor tn Carol ina PLUG
Cut Tobacco.
se5 cod sm 6p
The morning call., 1891-04-01
CIunie VIII Have His Costs.

Ex-Congressman T. ]. Clunie has been
awarded judgment for costs in Henry SUIT
liffe's action against him. The latter is a
cigar-dealer who, some years ago, went into
insolvency, employing Clunie as his at
torney. About year ago he brought suit
against the latter to recover $685., alleging
that the defendant had taken the amount
sued for from the assets, and purchased
claims against him (plaintifD at a discount.
The morning call., 1891-04-01
An Invitation to Visitors.

The California State Board of Trade has
issued neat circular which it mails to all
arrivals at the hotels, inviting them to visit
and inspect the boards exhibition rooms at
72S Market street. Since the circular was
first issued many recent arrivals have WIS.,
tied the rooms and admired the varied and
diversified products of the counties of the
State exhibited there
The morning call., 1891-04-01

LIVERPOOL March 3l.-The spot market is higher
at IS I'd. Cargoes steady at Ais sd for OF
coast 4Os Sd for just shipped and Ais Sd for nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool' quotations: April, IS 5Md; May, IS sd;
June IS Adj July. IS 314d; August. IS sgd; Sep
TENDER, IS sgd.
SECURITIES
LONDON, March 81 Consos, 90 Il-16; United
States Bonds, 4s-l23La do, 41a's, 1914; Silver,
445sd; Rentes, 94f csc. Bullion into Bank of En-
gland El3,O0O.