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WAS AN EXCEPTION.
An "Allen Pepper Box" known
to Have Killed a Man.

In the curio cabinet of a well-known resi-
dent OF San Francisco hangs relic of the
old mining days of "'49" in California. l.
is pistol which. judging from the style of
mechanism, might be easily considered a
relic of the dark ages.
There are six barrels forming cylinder,
which revolves under the pressure upon the
trigger and The shot is fired from the bottom
chamber
There is no hammer TO be seen unless a
close inspection is made of the weapon, but
the trigger, which might have been made
from an old thumb-sCrew, slants forward,
has no guard, and when pulled back dis
closes a small SO uare plate of steel, which is
forced back by the same power that makes
the cylinder reyolyP, and at a certain point
is released by spring which sends 1t for
ward until it strikes the percussion cap tube
on the barrels
The weapon weighs in the neighborhood
of six pounds, aud when all its chambers
are discharged its value as club IN free
fight is inestimable.
When taken to a connoisseur, he. at a
glance. said: "Why, that is one of those
for never hitting anything they were aimed
al"
When the history of the relic was un-
eaTthed, it was found that this particular
one of the species had proved itself all ex-
ctpt on to the rule.
an individual who flourished in Hangtow Il,
and was known by the Sobriquet OF :" Pts
tOl Bill" He was quite a Nell-known
character, and as he was the owner Of this
gun. it is more than probable that lie de-
riye d his cognomen from its possession.
The mining fever WAS at its height in
HangtOwn, saloons were doing their wontrd
land -Office business the knights of the
green table" were also to be seen in large
numbers giving tie festive miner an hours
smuse ent in return for his shining dust.
NotWith> landing the large numbers OF
lawlesS char acters which cOngregate in such
towns order was fairly well maintained in
HaDgt0Nn, as the vlgllaute6 were RceuS-
toned to SO enforce the unwritten code IN
manner that gave the town its name.
Along with others who came to this place
were the pig-taiied, almond-eyed Mongol-
ians, and they were not in high esteem
for various and sundTy prCcllyltleS.
" Pistol BIZ on a balmy day in June COM
menced to inbibe tanglefoot whisky as lie
had just made a small winning, Just how,
whether from the knights Of the green table.
from some miners washing, or from some
miners hoard, the deponent stateth not.
When the fusel oil commenced to get in its
very effective work pistol Bill'' went out
on the boulevard and commenced to cele-
bra,e with his gun. During his hiaTity he
Glanced to run across An Ping. more gener-
ally known in HangtOwn "a The Cat, who
by some manner or means aroused up. b. )"
ire. The relic had been charged with great
difficulty In the meantime, and with a long
string Of OathS, which sound better when
not printed, Pistol Bill aimed 1t at The
Cat and ceased not 10 fire until every cham
Der was unlOaded.
All Ping. The Cat" must have had his
life taken on eight previous occasions, for
on this, the ninth time, lie dropp never to
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sniPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived.
MONDAY, November I6
stmr Crescent City. Alien, SO hours firm Crescent
city pass and mdse, to Hobbs; Wall Il Co.
land via Astoria, Al hours; pass and mdse, Union
wood; 5626 railroad ties to l. e White
stmr Jeanie, Porter, ID days from Karluk via
Prince Williams Sound days: 80, 600 cs salmon,
so bids fish oil, 20 bbs salt salmon, to j Knowles.
ship Eureka, Dinsmore. ia days from Baltimore;
5000 tons coal, to ohm Rosenfeld's Sons
Bark Melrose Kalh DAYS from Departure Bay;
1444 tons coal. to ID Chandler.
Schr j NJ Colman. 1reanor. days from Shoal-
water Bay lumber. to Preston & McKInnon.
Schr Orient, Wallace days firm Columbia River;
lumber, 10 Simpson Lumber Co,
sehr Laura May. Hansen, 8 days from Grays
Harbor; lumber, to Pacific Pine Lumber Co.
Schr Webfoot. Palmgren, Az days from ShOal-
water Bay; 400 NJ # lumber to Wilson Bros & Co.
sehr GARDINER se, CITY, Masters days from shoa-
Schr Norway, Charleson days from 6rays Har-
schr Howard, Dodd. AZ hours from HUMBOLDT;
lumber to San Francisco Lumber Co.
Cleared.
MONDAY. November 10.
Nor stmr Marie schiott Nanaimo: w Dodd.
Bark Emma HERMAN. Sparks, whaling; Nc
Gee Battles.
MONDAY November le.
stmr Lucy Lowe, Jordann, Seattle.
Stmr State OF California Ackley, Astoria.
Stmr walla Walla, Wallace, Victoria and Port
Townsend.
Stmr Eureka Smith, Wilmington
Stmr Coos Bay, Tribble
stmr Navarro: Anderson. Navarro.
Stmr Celia johnson.
Stmr willamette, Hanson Seattle.
Nor stmr Marie, Schiott, NanaimO.
schr Mary and Ida, johnson, Grays Harbor.
Sehr Alice Kimball Asplund. Navarro.
Schr Garcia. Larsen, Point Arena.
Schr Render Brothers. Zaddsrt
Schr Daisy Rowe. Jorgenson, Coos Bay,
Schr Conianza, Arr. Humboldt
Schr Albion. Borgenson.
TeIegraphic.
Ia
hay; wind NV; velocity miles.
Spoken.
Per ship Eureka-Nov II. SO IS N. 100 SO w
bark Cooma. bound south.
Sept 10. 81 S, Fl w, Br ship Amazon from New
Sept rs, II N. 20 w. Br bark elenbervie, form
Sept 80, 20 S, rs 40 W. bark Carleton hence
Miscellaneous.
LONDON. Nov -Br bark Ben Macdhui, at
sr & gales OCT on ana Ss ss
John Carroll, native Of England, fell overheard
and was drowned
Per Jeanie-The total catch OF salmon at Karluk
for this season is 24s, 900 cs
Domestic Ports.
CoQUILLE RIvER-Arrived Nov 13-Schr Lizzie
Prien, hence Nov g.
PORT TowNSEND-Arrlved Nov l6-Stmr Flyer,
from Portland.
MEHDoCINo-s Sailed Nov ls-schr Electra. for
BowENS LANDING-sailed Nov l6-schrs G u.s.
sic KOse and barbara Hernster, for San Francisco.
hWsH N0V rSed mo rey; nerce nov 10
NoYo~Arrived Nov l6-stmr Noyo, hence Nov
TACoMA-sailed Nov l5-schr Robert searles,
for San francisco; schr Fanny Dutard.
CASPAR-Arrived Nov l6-Stmr Jewel, hence
GREENwooD-sailed Nov ls-stmr Alcazar.
UMPoUA-saiied Nov Is schr Beulah, for San
Franchises; schr Lucy, for san Pedro.
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wanted-A Novelist for Women,

The literature of the day, the public
thought of he day as expressed in editorial
and essays, has not kept pace with the facts,
writes Jane Maude WEIGH, in Harper's
Bazaar.
Mr.. Howells, who is recognized as onr
representative novelist, does not know how
to portray self supporting woman, whether
she be saleswoman or artist. who is not a
whining parasite. Mr.. Boyesen, skilled in
depicting some phases of American life.
says in effect that, however successful,
there is no professional woman who would
not be secretly glad to change her lot for
comfortable, lovable seclusion. Even George
Meredith, who has approached nearer to an
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understanding of women than any novelist
who has yet appeared, and in Diana of
the Crossways" has artistically portrayed
the power which woman of strong char
a3ter has over weaker sister, makes Diana
betray herself as the real Diana never would
have done. A great need of the world of
fiction to-day is a novelist or women, one
who can paint the women of the last decade
of the nineteenth century with the same
sure touch that Jane Austen had in repre-
senting the Emmas and Lizzes of her time:
"Women," said one of the best known of
the university extension lecturers at Chau-
tauqua in July, do not half realize their
powers. When they do they will give us
novels in which will figure the women of
higher education, the college graduate, the
,philanthropic woman. yet society queen,
who is the outgrowth of the cooperative
charities of our great cities. 1t is the ideals
Of such women that now govern conduct"
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EEIORIES.

Atiny glove Of tan chevrette:
A little rent where some one tore IT,
And | Will never quite forget
The girl who wore 1t.
Her face was fair, OF classic mold;
her eve now laughed aud now gazed sadly;
Her mir resembled FURNISHED gold,
loved her lnadly.
We met She smiled upon me when
Enchanted at her side tarried.
/ asked her TO be mine; but then
She SAID, Pm married.
So ended all my dream OF love;
But will never quite forget
The girl who wore the tiny glove
or ian cheyrette w. Is. DUNHAM.
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NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-The stock market was
quiet and heavy, especially in the forenoon. Bur
lington, Lake Shore and Atchison were bought heav
lily The close was dull aud steady at slight frac-
tional losse. for the day. Governments firm.
Petroleum closed at 593sc
NEW DIRK, Nov. l6.-Unted States Bouds-4's
ll712; do, as, sS12; Northern Pacific, %; Cana
dian Pacific. So: Central Pacific, g.; Union Pa
cibc, 4Oas; Atchison and Santa Re. 42I. Wells
Fargo, l40; Western Union. 80; Silver, 942sc;
WneatE6eeeSoe r.. Il oozs. Flour-Active and
excited. Coffee. SlS 10. sugar, 1868 7-l6c.
Hops Pacific Coast, li@l9c. Hides, 1884 @l4c.
Copper-Lake sll is. Tin-Spot Slg 95. Lead
Domestic, 81 l712. Iron, sl5. Petroleum 5sssc.
Hops are In a strong position, with little specu-
lRtive Interest manifested. Pacific Coast, 1891,
l5@2lc; crop OF 1890, l2@l6c. The interior re-
ports are Invariably firm, aud most OF the adylces
from foreign markets are favorable.
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The Gipsy sails to-day for the Salinas River. Tho
Australia falls due from Honolulu. the Truckee
from Tlamook Bay, the Point Iona from Grays
Harbor and the Newport from Eel River.
The Patagonia takes for Antwerp 7S6 ctls Rye
and 2S,407 ctls Wheat, valued at $73,899: Sierra
Miranda for Cork, 6l93S ctls Wheat at $ll4,5S5
The British bark Zebna Goudey, 1888 tons load s
Lumber on the sound for Mollendo, AIS Sd prior to
arrival; British ship Titania, 879 tons Salmon at
Victoria for London.
The British iron ship Ventura 1869 TONS is char
tered for Wheat TO United Kingdom. Havre or Ant
wcrp 33s,
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r. D. Chandler, owner of the collier Em-
pire and wholesale dealer in coal, has set
an example Paris KilburD, Surveyor of
Port, is very DESTROYS other ship-owners
would follow. On the 29th OF last month
seizure of 1C0 cans of opium was made
aboard the Empire and Deputy Surveyor
Varney Gaskill called Mr.. Chandeliers at
tention to it and requested him TO investi-
gate the matter for himself. Yesterday Mr..
Chandler called on Surveyor Kilburn and
Informed him he had found the Custom
house complaints well founded and had
discharged his first mate and entire crew.
IF they would all do likewise" said Mr..
kilburn. ''it would simplify our duties and
save thousands of dollars to the Govern
ment."
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And in accordance with law, and an order from
the Board OF Directors, made the 22d day OF
September, 1891, so many shares of each parcel of
such stock may be necessary, will be sold at public
auction at the auction-house OF S. p. Middleton A
Co., No % Montgomery street, San Fran cisco. Cali
fornia, on Wednesday, the eth day of December
1891, al the hour of ! O'Clock p NJ, OF said day TO
pay said delinquent assessment thereon together
with costs of advertising and expenses OF sale
ii. ID. WALKER, Secretary
Orice-Room 81 Nevada b ock, No 500 Mont
gomery ST., San Francisco California. nol2 I'd
DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-SIERRA NE
IL vada Silver Mining Company. Locat on OF
PRINCIPAL place OF business San Francisco Cal Io-
cation of works, Virginia Mining District, storey
County, New.
Notice-There is delinquent upon the following
deScr bed stock account OF ass essment No 100
levied on the 9Th day OF October 1891 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
sharehulders as fellows.
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The Directors of the newly organized Pa
cifc Yacht Club held meeting yesterday
afternoon In the office of General John II.
Dickinson and elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: President. General
Dickinson; Vice President, Cornelius
OConnor: Secretary, V. w. Gaskill; Treas
urer, 0. +. Wiley. The club will invest
about $1,000 in improvements at Sausalito.
intending a new bont-house.
The morning call., 1891-11-17

CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-ln Wheat a weak feeling
again existed to-day and prices ruled lower. The
opening was from 1sc TO i4c lower than Saturday
closing, ruled easy and declined "a 97sc more with
only slight fluctuations; then rallied 346lc ruled
easier aud closed about 12GSsc lower than sat
l.9l6000 bushels. Rye firm at CSC. Barley quiet
at SOC.
CHICAGO Nov l6.-whsat-Cash s2Tsc Corn
54L4c. Pork-SS 70. Lard-$6 70. RiOs-S6 25
MhiskY-Sl lS
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BAGs-Calcuttas. for June delivery, e159624c;
Wool Bags, 366g3Sc.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed all 55sc q Ii
Dry Graduated, SAC; Coufectioners' A. 51sc;
Extra c, 4i4c: Golden c, 41sc; D. &c 2 10; half
bbls, lAc more than bbIs. and boxes 1ac more.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING, November l6.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

MONDAY EVENING, November Is.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Wheat steady.
Barley rather frmer.
Oats and Rye unchanged.
Excessive receipts OF Corn
Hay steady.
Large arrivals OF Beans.
Sweet Potatoes higher
Onions advanced.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese unchanged.
Poultry quiet
Game steady.
Prunes higher.
Apples and Grapes abundant,
Hops higher.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

nELlNoUENT SALE NOTICE BODIE CON
IL solidated Mining Company. Location OF prnci-
pal place OF pusn ess, San Francisco Cal Location
Cal.
Notlce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on acc cunt of assessment No. l3,
levied on the 22d day OF September 1881 the sew
eral cunts opp osite the names OF the respect
i've shareholders. as follows:
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Builders Contracts.

William Curley with William Peters to build
one-story building on n. line of Elizabeth st. 2O2 IS
w. OF Castro. 81 600.
w. Wohn with A. Kahn, room cottage on S.
line OF Twenty-nintn ST., $50 Z. of Dolores T. 26x
ia, $1,000. "
Ng Chong with Fennell Sons. to build on s. line
oil Pacific. 1883 L. of Stockton. S4l52
Il. C. Miller with W. W. Rednall to build on a.
story cottage on W. line of California st. IS W OF
walnut $ZS35; bonds $500. s. L. SIade and Jason
N-eN-
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California Fruit Sales,

CHICAGO. Nov. l6.-The Earl Fruit Company sold
California fruit to-day at auction AS follows
Two Easter Beurre Pears. 81 25(Ql IS; Vicar
Pears, 81 IS; Winter Nes, s 1892 10; full crates
Emperor Grapes, 81 059S2 IS; Cornichons, 81 200
as
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LONDON, Nov. l6.-The Marx Lane Express says
Foreign wheats are strongly held under the belief
that Russian export prohibition is imminent, and
there is general rise of Is California is quoted
at AIS, American Red AIS, fine white Indian 44s,
Russian 42s Sd Corn is firm. American Oats,
2ls Cd. At to-day's markets foreign Wheats were
Sd lower; Flour weak; American Corn declined Sd.
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In the PlalntIr,. Favor,

Judge Morrow, in the United States Cir
cult Court, rendered a decision yesterday in
favor the plaintiff in the case of the Pa
cihc Contracting Company VS.. the Southern
California Btuminous Paving Company.
IL was then referred 10 the Master in Chan
Gerry for an accounting.
The morning call., 1891-11-17
San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale Rites from saughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality. 5i&@5c; second quality,
4L2@5c; third do. 4613ISc.
YEAL-Large 697c; small Calves, 799c.
-MUTroN-wethers. 7GSc; Ewes, 6I29Tc.
LAMB-S99c = il.
PoRK-Liye Hogs. 414@i1ac q n for heavy
hard granted, and L2c for light average do: stock
Hogs, 3(95s4c e ID; dressed do, 6H97 A2c 2 ID.
The morning call., 1891-11-17

And in accordance with law and an order from
the Board of Directors, made the 7.h day of
suly, 1891, SO many shares Of each parcel Of such
took as may be necessary Will be sold at public
&ction at the ONCE OF the company. Room 8, sIl
ssnsoule st. San Francisco, CAL, on Monday, the
Eth day Of September, 1891. at the hour Of II
o'clock NJ OF said day, to pay said delinquent A.
sessment thereon, together with costs OF advertis
log and expenses Of sale.
ERNEST ]. KOCH. Secretary.
cmce-hoom 9, all sansor.e ST.. San FranehsA
Cal.
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nrItsotEst SALE sorIcr-osutnsHAss

Gold Mining Company. Location Of principsa
place of business San Francisco, Cal. Location Of
works, Los Burros District, Monterey County Cal
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described STOCK. on account OF Assessment (No %
levied on the 7th day OF July, 1891, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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James \. Porter and vie to 4. s. baldwin
ALAMEDA COUNTY.

Oakland Waterfront Company to City Of
Oakland, lot on Il. line of PeraIta ST.. 1850
5. from Third. $. 4S5 by w. 200; coat
sheds and pumping station: also right OF
way TO lay track; also strip 70 II. wide on
Peralta St; also strip IS It. WIDE on ). line
of Sixth st, extending r. 525.63 IT. Z.
from Oak. SW. 24Oj to FallOn......... l
Central Pacific railroad Company to CITY of
Oakland, right to lay sewer on strip rs IT.
from s. nne Of Third ST. and center OF
Peralta, 5. 1870 IT.. tr................
Croker Estate Company 10 City of Oakland
right to lay sewer along strip % It. wide at
intersection OF center of Third and Union
Minnie Langenbeck to Matilda Weymouth. rs
acres at SW. corner OF the tract of d.
Strong and undivided 1a OF 7.l5 acres and
7.37 CHAINS from NV. cor. OF plat 3, pOr-
ton OF plat g.; 1906 acres e.23 chains
L. of NV. cor. said plat 9. Rio ell Vale de
San Jose; also und vl1ed interest in lot 10,
BLOCK 10, North Addition to Liyermore.
j, N Williams to j. ". White, lot 3, Block
b, Dimond Tract Brooklyn Township.
ii. A. Detering and wife to Clara H. Parry
lot on ). line OF laurel St, 1913 Z. of Grove,
z. 35Xl35..........,....
Edwin Il. de Cola and wife TO Charles f.
Hoffman, lot on w. line of Thirty-hrst st,
300 L OF Grove. L 50xl4u -
j. H. MatNinson to Carrie A. Duncan, lots 7
and 3, Lay:nance Tract, Oakland Township
Joseph and James Warner and wife to tlas-
land and Hdywards Electric Railway, tots q
to 10, Block 2, Warner Tract. Bro JkIyn
John P. Reilly to &. F. Neece. lot ON : line
OF Ihirty-second St. 400 &c. OF Grove. T. COX
nv ..-....................
Bernard Lambert (Dy executor) TO Charlotte
Grese and II. t: Maniey, lots /. =. 3, H. 10,
Is, Block 81, old town Of AIamedt
Daniel Il. Hutchings (by guard am to J. H.
Aydelotte, undivided half of lot on Sw
line OF East Eleventh St., l05 Sc. from
Ninth ave, Sc. 45xI5O
william ii. MackInnon and wife to Mary J.
Evoy. lot on w. line OF Market st, 100 s.
from FOrtieth, S. 5UxlO2 7,.,.....-
H. 9IgI rfa fa 4 Ifr.,I
ter, lots l to 8, Block 10; ais lots to 4, T.
and 10 Block IS: also lots 2 TO and 10
and n. Az It. Of Iot9 Block IT: also lots
and 8, Block 10; also lot ana N 80 IT. of
lot q. Block l9, Berkeley VIVA AssociatInn
The morning call., 1891-11-17

bbHNlNG SALES
street-3o Cafornia-st X II, ll31a; 100 Judson
Manufacturing Co. IS.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-l0 Califortia-st II ll9; 5 do III. 30 g
Water, s7l4; do, 9712 200 Hutchinson p Co
ooI2; ~ fetries Gin X k 401a; 10 do, 1885, 10
The morning call., 1891-11-17

And in accordance with law. and an order from
the Board Of Directors, made on the second day CT
OCTOBER, 1881, so MANY shares each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will bs sold at
public auction, at the office OF the company, Room
4, Nevada BLOCK, n 3O9 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, California, on TUESDAY, the oath day
OF November, 1891, at the hour OF O'Clock P. N. of
said day 10 pay said delinquent assessment the reor
together with costs OF advertising and expenses of
sale. MOI tdl Z. B. HOLMES, Secretary
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-The China steamer took out Saturday
1880 bbs Net cash prices are Family extras So 40
15 81 y bDl Bakers extras So 356S5 As; city sun
erhne s3 40@5 So; interior brands, SO 1905 so
for extras. IS 4O93 IS q Dbl for superfne
wHEAT-opened the week steady with a very
fair demand. No. l. 81 s21aal IS; choice, 81 ss4;
lower grades. ST. 1901 SO q ctl; extra choice for
milling, 81 S712 p ctl
CALL sALEs-MoRNINe
Buyer season-3o0 81 ss7s; 7o0 81 sssl
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer sea aan 81 ss1A; 200, 81 s9ss; 500.
BARIEY-Feed was rather firmly held yesterday,
EE Feed s's e s9OGo sti ShIs ds1s
Coast, 81 0719; Brewing 81 17lA@i 22Ia Cheva-
Her, 81 47d&@l 90 for standard; lower grades
CALL sALEs-MoRNINe.
81 l4l4. Buyer seasOn-3oo, 81 2Oss 200 81 26Is ;
CALL sALEs-AFrERNooN.
Buyer season-400. 81 2O14; 200. 81 1884. Buyer
oATs-Prevlo1s prices rule. White quotaole at
81 1901 As for good to choice and 81 25@l 32a for
81 3O9l So; Black. 81 1902 q ctl fur California.
CoRN-Over 1000 ctls came in yesterday, and as
tone resulted. However, very choice lot OF Large
yellow brought the top quotation. Large Yellow.
81 221aS1 271a; Small Round do. 81 80; White
RYE-ouoted at 81 s7la p ct. Shipment of 49,
BkAN~ouoted at $40 10000 so for choice prod
uct and $1st9lS so Tor less desirable stock.
MID at ~ oOtI23 00 n ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quoted at SIG % D ton.
hAY-Tbere was rather more tone yesterday at
the old prices. Quotabe at Sl4@l6 q ton for Wheat
eI2 5U@ e ton for oat $780, 10 50 for Wheat and
Dat, $l2@l4 FOR Wild Dat. 81 50@l3 so for Barley
Sll@l2 Tor Alfalfa, $l0@Dll for stock.
STRAwLQuoted at 6U@lb5c 2 bale.
MILLSTUFFS-Grouud Barley $24 500 rs So
The mills sell Oilcake Meal at $25 a ton net; Rye
Flour, SAC p ID: Rye Meal SC; Graha Flour,
314c: Oatmeal, 324 gao; Dat Greats, 4c; Cracked
Wheat, 3lac; Buckwheat Flour, 3iac; Pearl Bar
ley. 334 @4Mc q 10.
SEEDS-Yeiiow Mustard, 81 90@13 p ctI: Brown
Mustard. $3Ql3 rs; Flax 81 so; canary, 2c; Al
falfa. 6@p7c: Rape. 2Iac; Hemp, 51ac; Timothy,
sc q 10.
DRIED PEAS-Niles. 81 $50 As; Green, 81 500
. TO- Eastern Green. 81 rs; Backeye, 81 6O9l 10
p ctl; Split Peas. 4c Q, 10.
BUCKwHEAT-Quoteda at 81 IS p ell.
CoRNMEAL. Z rC.-Tabe Meal quoted at SAC q
10: Feed Corn S27t02S: Cracked Corn, SGT 80 q
Is so q ton; Honiny, 4@414c T. IL.
BEANS-No further change. Over 10000 bags
came In yesterday already literally supplied
mar3et Bayos, 81 s5@l 95; Pea, 81 2bG2 90; Large
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" HOTEL.

William McIntire of Hartford City, Ind,
reports two crops on one cherry tree this
season, with a third time in bloom.
The morning call., 1891-11-17
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
when she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she chung to cestoria.
When shehed Children, she gave them Castoria.
Aus ~ SaTuTn
The morning call., 1891-11-17
New York Mark cts.

LONDON, Nov l6.-Consols 95 I-15; United States
BOnds-4s, 100; do, rs. l0.I4: Silver 435sd:
Rentes, 93f 9712c. Bullion into Bank of England
The morning call., 1891-11-17

DELINQuENr SALE NOTICE - THE oPHIR
~ Silver Mining Company. Location of prIncinaI
place OF business: San Francisco, Cal Location OF
works. Virginia Mining District, storey County.
State OF Nevada. ''
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described STOCK, on account of assessment No 81
levied on the ID day OF october, 1891 the ssyerai
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
The morning call., 1891-11-17
DELINoUENr SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - PACIFIC
~ Auxiliary Fire Alarm Company. Location OF
principal place OF business. San francisco, Cal.
Notice-rhere are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account OF assessment ne. y
levied the sixth day of October, 1891 the several
amounts opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders as follows.
The morning call., 1891-11-17
English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 16.-The spot market is lower
at IS. Cargoes lower AS for of coast, 46s
for just shipped and ass Sd for nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quOtations: November, -: Decem-
Der IS ll24d January IS I'D; February, IS llI2d
March. IS Id.