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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-12
SEA AND SHORE.
Wreck of the German Iron Bark
j. C. Pflueger.
The Helen Brewer Righted Again-Coal Dis
charged Direct Into the Cars-Move-
ments and Charters.

A dispatch from London states that the
German bark j. c. Pfueger. that sailed
from this port for Bremerhaven on June
Goth, is ashore at Saint Leonards, on the
southeast coast of England. The crew was
rescued by means of the rocket apparatus.
No particulars are given. The Phueger had
general cargo on board and was loaded by
Schscht, Lemcke & Steiner She was built
in 1874 and was an iron vessel of 1902 tons
with length of 210.5 feet, 81 feet beam and
1872 feet deep, and was owned by j. c.
Ptiueger & Co. of Bremen.
Advices from Liverpool are that the new
ship Helen Brewer. previously reported
capsiZed and sunk at Port Glasgow, has
been rghted and has sustained little dam
age.
IN THE CARS DIRECT
The ship Commonwealth will discharge
her cargo of coal for the North Pacific
Coast road into the cars at Lombard street
slip. This is new departure in handling
cnal on the front and is of immense advan-
tage, as II does away with carriage.
The Coos Bay tug Hunter came down in
tow of the steamer Emily. She will have
new boiler put in and other repairs made.
Outside the heads the weather was thick
yesterday, with an S-knOt breeze from the
southwest. The barometer stood 1905.
The schooner Azalea was on the Mer-
chants Dry-dOck yesterday to clean and
paint
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
The arrivals yesterday were the steamers
from Astoria, Newport from Eel River,
Alexander Duncan from Moss Landing,
Cleone from Usal, Tillamook from
Huemene. San Pedro from Tacoma with
1000 tons of coal for the Southern Pacific
Company, ship Levi G. Burgess from Seat
tie OSl0 TONS pOol for tina ~,
ment Company; ship Alaska from Tacoma,
2000 tons coal for the Southern Pacific Com
pany, and the barkentine Monitor, and the
schoOners Portia, Maria E. Smith, Albion,
Newark and Daisy Rowe from coast ports.
The departures were the steamers City of.
Puebla for Victoria, Los Angeles and Silver
Spring for Eureka. and The British ship
IheSsalus Tor Queenstown.
MOVEMENTS or VESSELS.
The moves YESTERDAY were the Governor
Ames, Charles +. Moody and Augusta from
Port Costa to the stream, the Two Brothers
and Langdale went TO Oakland, the City of
Delhi locked at Union street, the Saga
more at Third, Commonwealth at LON bard,
James Allen at BeSle street, the Gatherer
went 20 the gas works and the Sea Breeze
TO the Union Iron Works. To-day the Eu-
rope Will come down from Port Costa, the
GilcruiX Will 90 up to load, the STEAMBOAT
and Charles W Morgan will 60 the Union
Iron Works, the Annesley will dock at
Beae street and the Mistley Hall will tow
TO sea.
LATEST CHARTERS.
Among the latest reported charters are
the following:
British ship Astoria, 1885 tons, wheat TO
Cork, United Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp,
81 Us 81, chartered prior to arrival by Bal
four, Guthrie X Co.
Bark Harvester 7I6 tons, returns 10 Hilo
in Spreckels' line.
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No c.Usr soR DEPENDENCY.

The Democrats seem respondent
Their notes are those OF despair;
And vet our blessings are many.
And our wealth is beyond compare.
The world looks on in WONDER.
At the triuuphs we have won,
In our race from the broad Atlantic,
Out toward the setting sun.
We have KNIT the oceans together,
With bands Of glittering steel:
Flung flag TO the mountain breezet,
From which there is no appeal
Made new and beautiful Eden,
From forest vice and wild:
HarneSsed the lightning aud made IL
Obedient as . child
Built numerous schools and churches,
Where life's best lessons are taught;
Where the richest work OF ages,
By the highest wisdom Is wrought,
And the deyys OF youth still linger
On the mighty Nations brow
Shame on the fps that disparage
The work II Is doing now!
Let MS stand for the rights OF the millions,
For Protection 10 hearth and 10 home;
For a Just and a glad Thanksgiving.
And the good days yet TO come
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NEW YORK, Nov 1.-The stock market was
very dull to-day and of the list showed any
lie. During the first half hour there was slight
activity, which died away, and dropping tendency
appeared in Que two small stocks The market
closed quiet. with uninpOrtant changes from last
nights close; Union Pacific and Chicago Gas how
ever made a gain OF rs each. Governments
steady. Petroleum closed at 6l1sc
NEW YORK, Nov. ll.-United States Bonds-4's,
dian facinc, s.: Central Pacific, 32 Union Pa
clhc. 4U3s; AtchsOn and Santa he. ~; Wells
Fargo 1888: Western Union, Sl12 Silver 81 &c;
Sterling, - 80 got "a.
whett-Decem6er 81 OsI4 Flour-Steady. Coz
fee. ST. 90. Sugar, 3ssGS 7-l6c. Hops -Pacidc
s9ast ~ itS Sls hides lS%tel4c CopPer-LaAe'
81 10. Iron, Sl5 Petroleum. 6l1sc.
DRIED PRIMES.
The Commercial Huetn says: San Francisco
packers seem stlll to be very buliish California
Prunes. and from the tenor OF their advices 1t
might be presumed that receipt OF orders for a
few Carloads OF fruit is the signal for marking
prices up &c per pound Doubtless recent heavy
purchases agai ST early short give the market
that the manner IN which goods have passed into
the channels OF consumption has favorable bear
ing Still. II NAV be suggested. Pacific Coast boom
ers are setting pace too rapid for endurance and
which may turn out something IN the nature OF
holding umbrella for the other fellow At
present sacked Prunes. SOS and sos, offered at
1859 l%tc delivered here in carload lots which is
relatively cheaper than the lowest prices wired
from The Coast by some holders.
HOPS.
Hops are generally quiet. One transaction is re-
ported OF eigh bales OF very choice States at Gle
but this is exceptional A carload OF choice Pacific
In transit, now due, found takers at lqIAc
Brewing stock sells for lS9l9c on very long
credits. The interior markets quiet. German
prices are firm on the finest quality, an d medium
an equivalent OF about lsc mere.
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NO ONE TO BLAME.
Findings In Three Cases by Local Iuspec-
tnrs OF Stean Xessels.

Findings in Three Cases by Local Iuspec-
tors OF Steam Vessels.
The L0ca4 Inspectors of Steam Vessels
have completed their Investigations of three
cases before them. They found Captain
James Smith of the Mneola blameless for
her having fouled on Abrolhos Reef on Sep
TENDER 6th. They concluded that the Nine
ola had been carried out OF her course by a
strong current unknown to her captain.
a similar finding was made for tile mas
ter and officers of the whaling steamer
William Lewis. lost on October 81, near
Point Barrow, Alaska. The crew was saved
by the whaler BelyideTe and A. C. Sherman
was master
In the grounding on the same date of
the steamer AragO, A. Donaldson m aster,
on the south spit at Coos Bay, the Inspec-
tors report that they cannot arrive at a con-
clusion touching the deIeiction Of any one
as the yolumiuous testimony taken was con-
fictipC
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on ~ line OF Day st, 80 f. of Castro, e.
iOox ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Alex Mackey ct al. to George ii. Lee. Iot on
NE cor. Day and Castro sts f. soy ii
Alex Maekey ct al. to Rosina POehlman int
e on n line OF Day St, $50 E. of Castro, E
'''''''--. .-''.........
ALAMEDA COUNTY
NJ Healy to J. Healy, undivided u interest
IN 40 acres, part survey v, ex Mission San
Jose, and undivided half of IT'S acres Of
part lot 43, Tract 81, Township south.
Range east, ana personal property Wash
incton Township. ...,,
c. Howard to d. Ross. lot i. Block b man.;
resubdiyision of Western Tract, oakland
10 township. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =
w H. Clement ct Al. 10 G. L. Lewis, lot on
~. inc OF LINCOLN ave, l97;lI1s Nw.of
1853 In correction, quit claim Alameda
w. r; Lewis and wife to W. q. CampbeIl. lot
on W. line OF Paramount ave, at SW line
LOT map 1O0-acre tract, NE 70 so NV
40 TO center creek SW line lot j. Sc
4S2 10 beg. Oakland . - "-
w. g. Campbell and wife TO A. d. Porter,
w. F. Shaw to A v. Tuohy, ali interes, in
ISL acres at Sc; cor Plat SO. Rancho
" and D. Peralta, NV. 1917 cha us SW. to
;. line OF 80, NE. 3l.6l chains to he
gIhqlng. conveying all interest in Shattuck
ave. Oakland Township. quit-claim deed
T. r. BUCKLEY and wife TO A. Martin, NJ BUD.
dell, 1. ii. and j. C. McGovern, undivided
nall interest in lots IL TO rs, Block 62S,
+. w. rocks and wife to L. de werner 10.
on y. line of Thirty-frst ST., lis E from
West. +. 5O1l4O, Oakland .
M; A: Mokler to H. Hogan, lot on Ne. cor of
ranty deed, East Oakland ...
N Hogan and wife to s. Ii. Davis, lots s to
II, map OF resurvey Of Hogan's SubdIyIS-
Ion. lots ~ -. "a, Kingslaud tract BROOK
lyn Township .,.....'.
S. n. Davis 10 wife NJ l., same .''''-''''-''
Il. D. Harmon aud wife to L. G. Harmon, lot
MED May =, 1888. Oakland Township 80
l.. Parsons 10 c. haven. lot 8. Block G. Par
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

j. Heymsn and wife to Herman wingerter
iot on y. line Of Alvar ado ST., Ii5 E. of
Charles H. Ford aud wlfeto Nellie F. French,
lot on \: line OF California ST., 81 w. Of
Agnes Bowie to Henry p. Bowie lot on SW.
cor OF H. ST. and Ninth ave, w. 24Ox6OO. Gi
Henry 7. howie to H. c. Winter, lot sw.
cor. OF II st and Ninth ave, W. 80 :6x 100 4Ov
Henry 2. Bowie to solomon Gietz lot ON NV
;, cor. Of J. ST. and Ninth ave- w. 81 6xlO0... 900
Hanora Sharp TO Henry p. Bowie, lot on NV
cor. o: 1 st. and Ninth ave, W 33:exioo:
ais lot on SW. cor. Ii ST. and Ninth ave,
Henry Cruz to Ella Tcnco1ich, lot on Sc i'o'
cor. OF Burrows and Madison SITS, s. 2OOx
10; also lot on Sc; COT OF Dwight and
cor OF Dwight and Princeton SITS. w. 1900
rha'm,s
minis, lots ITO, l72, ia and l7o. Gift Map2
Mich Turk to LuEa Boro lot on L. line OF
Lisbon St. so $. of Russia, 8. l50xlOO -. ]
Charles Croker (by eIecutors) 10 estate Of
Mary A. Croker, lot on NV. cor. OF Cali
s fGTnl Ia and a rayI0 as sts n 25o W. 5s:s, s.
1875, s. 1915. (. avs. oov' p i'''o E.
p. koihermel and wife to Robert Thiele, lot
on W: line Of Devissdero ST.. 1888 n. OF
R. Thiele TO Grace G. Mackenzie. same. ...:..
John stler4en and wife to Sarah j. Newman,
t1s on T. me Of castro st., rs S. OF Twenty
c. NJ: Arnold and wife to Louisa Castro. lot
on w line of Twelfth ave-, 200 S. of NJ, S.
Louis A Giaccb6i and wife to CcrneIia IL 0'
Crosby. lot on W; liue of Laguna St. SO s.
James spers and wife to James Rountree
ct al, lot on S, line of Pacific ST., 1851
OF Devisadero, Z. 20xI27 :S14: also lot on
3 line OF Pacific ave, 1906 e. OF Dcvisa-
dero St, e l2Uxl27:SI4
william j. Gum and wife to Charles j. Beh-
low. lot on n l.. cor. Clement st. and Nine
teenth ave, f. 24O, n. 100, W. l2O, s. rs,
w. 100, S. as.
S. p. Middleton to James A. Johnson lot on
L. line OF Isis ST.. l14:27s s. of Twelfth,
3 49, T. rs, NV. 45;l "A ..............
William +. Allen aud wife to George Grimm
and wife, lot on n. line OF Athens ST.. 1878
w. OF Madison, NV lU0x5O ,....
Henry Boyle and wife to Theresa Buhlmann
lot on n. line of Clipper ST., 127 a L. OF
Church, f. :5x1l4. ........... ...........
Thomas alder TO Denis Mahoney, lots as
and 81. Block rs. City Land Association
Bridget i. Pattison to Rebecca j. Carson
ht on n. line OF Bush ST., 81 L. OF Blu
chaiian. F. 24x77: 6...,.............l.
Alex MacEey ct al to Daniel b. Libbey lot
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CHICAGO, Nov. n.-Porter Brothers Company
sold to-day Winter Sickle Pears at 81; Peaches, 81
al 35; half crates Muscats S0c@Sl 20; fun crates
81 10: fun crates Tokays, l7Od3 so; half crates
s5cgSl 20; double crates Cornichons. So is: sim
giles, 81 20; full crates Emperors 81 1902 80 half
crates. slDl 20.
CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-THE Earl Fruit Company sold
three carloads Of California fruit auction to-day
as follows: Winter Nelis, a 75Q2 10: Easter
Beurre Pears 81 5OGl 95; Vicar Pears 81 60a
rs; Glout Marceau Pears. 50 IS: White Doyenne
Pears. 80 20; Eeurre Diel Pears, 81 s5@2 80;
Ounces, 75c; half crates Tokay Grapes Slial "a
half crates Museats, 60c@Sl 20; hair crates EN-,
perorst 81 CUrnichons. 81 20
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TO AvENGE A BROTHER.
Lieutenant Bazan Challenges Genera
Garcia of Mexico to Fight a Duel

Lieutenant Bazan Challenges General
Garcia of Mexico to Fight a Duel.
a letter from one of the Federal officials
al Rio Grande City, Tex says that First
Lieutenant Bazan, fiery young officer of
the Mexican Army, has deserted to this
side. Some weeks ago his brother was
caught by Garcia's soldiers and shot as a
suspected revoutiOnist. Lieutenant BaZan,
on hearing of the assassination, sent a
challenge 10 General Garcia. The follow
Ing Is its language:
To Brigudjer- General Lorenzo Garcia, Com
mnnder Of the Department of TanaiHiDGs
NeTtcO-SIR: My brother. Juan Bazan has b en-
Diutally murdered by your orders. My allie
glance to the Government Of cur country is
strong. i have been educated by my country
and its preservation Is d-ater to me than life
Ny brothers life was dearer to ME than nv own
II you are mol hardened by your reer you VIII
waive your superior rank and accord me tie
satisfaction due ME for The terrible wrong done
to my mother and myself. l nave Tie honor to
be at your service. ALoNZo BAZAS
First Lieutenant serving with the army nj
Mexico.
Learning that his life was in danger, and
that his execution only awaited the order
OF arrest issued by General Garcia, Lieuten-
ant Bazan deserted TO Texas, after bidding
farewell to the company that had served
under him. When he arrived at Rio
Grande City his clothes were practically
torn from ms body by the chaparral through
which he had passed. He will 60 into bust
ness in the United States. Evidence &C
cumulates that the execution of alleged
Cara revoutiOniSts by General Garcia
were without justification. The largest
number of the men shot were harmless
Mexican cowboys living in Texas, who
were in the habit Of crossing the Rio
Grande, back and forth, dozen times a
week.-San Antonio Special to Fort Worth
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BAGs-Calcuttas, ss4c; local make, sac; Wool
Bags. 36G3Sc.
LEAThER-sole is quotabIe at 25@30c p n for
heavy and 2lG24c for medium and light; Har-
ness, 2SG35c Tor No. /; 24G2Sc for No. .; rough
Leather l6GplSc for No. and I40l5c for No. 2;
hips. S369oO q doz; CalfskinS. 6546ec for No.
and 4GG45c Tor No. 2.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Compan ny
quotes as follows. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed, all $3.50 Z II ;
Dry Grsnuated, sac; Confectioners' A, 51sc;
Extra {, 4t4c: Golden c. 4Iso; ID, 4c p 10; half
bDs, lac than bbls, and boxes
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john E. Whitney has brought suit in The
United States District Court against the
California Pressed Brick Company for
$3.50 IS damages. He claims that he
leased TWO lighters for the use OF the COM
pany, but in hauling brick that the COM
pany loaded them up so lopsdedlv that
one careened and sank to the bottom of the
bay-therefOre the damages,
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - BODIE CON.
~ soiidatsd Mining Company. Location of princi~
pal place of busin San Francisco Cal Location
OF works, Bodie Mining District, Mono County,
Cal.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
de'cribed stock acc cunt OF assessment No. ID,
levied OIL the 22d OF September, 1891. the sew
era am cunts opp osite the OF the respeet
I've shar eholders. as folLoMs;
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For the southern Pacific.

The Harbor Commissioners have decided
to set aside ten sea-wall lots for the use of
the Southern Pacific Company in making
the necessary terminal facilities demanded
by the'Chamber of Commerce, ana have SO
appIised that COMPANY
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Anu IN accordance with law and an order from
he Board Of Directors, made on the 7th day of
suly. 1881, so many shares of each parcel of such
Rock as may be necessary will be sold at public
&ction at the ofioe OF the company. Room 8, qll
esnsome st., San Francisco. CAL, on Monday, the
'th day Of September, 1891. at the hour OF II
o'clock NJ. OF said day, to pay said delinquent as
Basement thereon. together With costs OF ADVERT.
ing and expenses of sale
ERNEST J. KooH, Secretary.
ofnce-Room 9. 2ll Sansone st., San Franci.oa
MI
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - THE OPHIR
~ Silver Mining Company Location OF principal
place of business San francisco. Cal. Location of
WORKS. Virginia Mining District, storey County
State OF Nevada.
Notiee-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account OF assessment No 81
levied on the I'd day OF October, 1891 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
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Ana in accordance with law and an order from
the Board OF Directors, made on the 22d day OF
September, 1891. so many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary, Will be sold public
auction at the aucton-house of S F. Middleton 4
Co. No. % Montgomery street, San Francisco Cali
Iornla, on wednesday the 9tn day of December
1881, al the hour of l O'Clock r NJ OF said day to,
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
II. ID. WALKER, Secretary
offce-Room So Nevada Book No. 3O9 Mont
gomery St, San Fr inciscO, California. nOl2 I'd
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San Francisco Meat Mark ct.

Wholesale rates from slaughtsrers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-Frst quality, 6la@6c; second quality,
412@5c; third do. 46l iLsc.
NEAL-Large, 647c; small Calves 76gc
hUTToN-Wethers. 1850; Ewes, 61297c.
LAMB-Sd9c = n.
PoeK-Live Hogs. 414@4sc p II for heavy
hard granted, and LaC for light average do: stock
Hogs. S933ac 6. 10: dressed do. 6I4@71.c q ID.
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A. T. Cooper. W. House and ]. Keleher
have sued w. L. McCray and j. A. c.
Thompson for an accounting of the capital
invested by them in the st ck- brokng firm
OF Cooper, McCray & Co., and also that the
premiership existing between them be dis
solved
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Chicago Mark cts.

CHICAGO Nov ll.-wheat was stronger The
opening was unsettled. and prices soon advanced
s491c, then eased of some. but held quite firmly
and closed about a4@Tsc higher than Yesterday
Receipts. 900 bushels; shipments. ,l44 600
bushels Rye easy at 9l6sc. Barley quiet at SEC
CHICAGO, Nov. ll.-wheat-CaSh. csc Corn
55lac. Pork-sS 42I2. Lard-s5 l2La Ribs-s6 So
Whisky-Sl is
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NMNotFsr SALE sor1os-ohutKsH1ss

Gold Mining Company. Location o, principss
place of business, San Francisco Cal. Location OF
works. Los Burros District, Monterey County, Cal.
Notice-Thers are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF Assessment mo %
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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The WEEKLY CALL contains serial

and complete stories. miscel.
laneous articles by the best
writer's special articles by
home authors; the news of thu
coast the news of the world
and all that serves to make a
complete family journal free
from objection 81 as a year
postp aid.
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Daniel Never with Catacn q Geletti concrete on
\, side OF Pine ST., 81 IS E. OF sansome, f 52:l1
go IS; S7646.
T. C. Maher with o. Z. White alterations on S.
side OF Twenty-thrd St, l25 E. OF Guerrero ST. roo
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MORNING SALES.
light. oIs; SO do. IS. Z.
AFTERNOON SALEa
Board-30 Water, 97Ih; SO s II Gasliyht. s5.
$2oo0 OF Bonds, l0l Is $1,000 do. 1919
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POSTPONEME EMIT.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
the Cruikshank Gold Mining Company is her eby
poStp until Friday December 4, 1891, at ~
o'clock noon at the Office of the company, Room g.
No. 2ll Sansome ST.. San Francisco Cal BY order
toi I'd FINEST J. RoCH, Secretary
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Steamers to sail to-day the Columbia for
Portland, the Alameda for Australia via Hon oulu
the Pomona for San Pedro, the Newport for Eel
liver and the Arcata for Coos bay. The villa
mette falls due from Seattle. the San Bias from
Panama, the Gaelic from China and japan III,
Humboldt from Humboldt Bay, the Arago from
Coos Bav, the Point Arena from Mendocno and the
Gypsy from tho Salinas River.
The Thessaus takes for Cork 5S7Si centals
Wheat valued at 100000.
The Norwegian bark Guldre gn. s7l tors loads
Lumber on the Sound for Melbourne o7s Sd prior
to arrival.
The folIowing vessels load Wheat or Flour on the
Columbia River for United Kingdom, Havre or
Antwerp; chartered prior to arrival: British ship
Amphitrite, l7OS tons, 81 bs; British shin Buc-
cleuch, 99l tons, f2 rs Sd; British snip Blytnes-
wood 1907 tons 81 6s Sd; British bark Craigiands.
1888 tons, 81 Is Cd; British bark Cumbrian 1888
tons, e. is 3D. British ship Dumbarton Rock iei5
tons, e Is Sd british bark Gretna. 1857 tons, e.
rs 81; snip indiana, 1883 tons, 81 rs Cd: British
bark Loweswater, 500 tons, e. los; British ship
Machrinanishi 1899 tons {! Is sd; British ship
ern Monarch. 1880 tons, e. los; British bark SAN
tisgo 9as tons Sss 81 ss Cd; British ship Sir Henry
Lawrence, l22l tons, ~ IS Sd Norwegian bark
skiold, 1919 tons e. rs Sd; British bark Southeast
rechartered for Wheat to United Kingdom Havre
or Antwerp. 32s Sd. The iron bark Annie johnson,
s4' TONS Is chartered Tor the same options at 35s
Produce Market.
FIGURING cash prices are: Family extras So 40
as sc 2 Dol; Bakers extras SIS 35@5 As; city sup
crime. SO 4OG3 IS; Interior brands. s. 1905 so
for extras, So 40@3 IS a Dbl for superfne
WHEAT-propped 21ac yesterday In sympathy
with lower prices East and abroad. Freights ar,
unsettled as VIII be seen by the charters reported
grades 3 1901 80 q ctl; extra choice for milling,
CALL sALEs-MoRNINe
The market recovered some OF the lost ground.
Buyer 'sl = 200, 81 s41s: 400. 81 s4l4; 300.
81 "a Buyer season-ll0O, 81 SS14: 200 ST SSIs:
500, 81 80; TOO, 81 1874.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Prices did still batter Buyer 'sl-eoo, 81 s4N.
u ssA 400, 81 ssss: 800 81 500 100, 81 ssSs;
beyond slight decline in the best Feed Trade
was not brisk. Choice bright Feed. 81 Is p ctI; No
81 s6@ 3sa Sheyaiier 81 Is So f for staS
dardi lower grades, 81 1901 80 u ctl
CALL sALEs-MoRNINo.
r. 81 I Ia s i0o "a d 100 81 I4sS Io9 q 49,
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
,d prises were 1oa Buyer slIlo0 81 l44;
oATs--Recelpts continue free over 7oO0' ctls
came in from Oregon Yesterday. White. ST. 1901 As
Black. 81 1902 eli i.T california H "'' 'Osi %
way Offerings of Yow are Paa 70
q w aSi s@s s9 saS 81 SO
KYEIunehansed at q 50 bid. 81 80 . ctI asked.
uct, and $ls@ls SO for less desirable stock
6 MLRR6iS9So,sa it ~ so9Ss ton
ceipts oaolabe at sl4siS ton for WI Wheat at
s saa Ss for F M ss Sa 81 50 sr y 81
Barley, Sll@l2 for Alfalfa, $lo@ II for stock
MISUNDERSTANDING Barley. "a 5oas5 80
The mills sell uilcake Meal at $25 y ton net: RYE
Flour, S14e e N; Rye Meal. Sc; Graham Flour,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-12
English Wheat lIarl1at

LIVERPOOL. Nov 1.-THE spot market is lower
at IS Cargoes are higher al Ass 81 for of coasrS
4os for Just shipped and ASS Cd for nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: November. 9S I4d; Decem-
per - Id January, es 12d; February, 9s 14d;
March, 9s Ia.
LONDON, Nov. ll.-ConsoIs 951s; United States
bonds-4S l2O12; do rs. 1903; Silver, ~ l3-l6d:
hehtes, Sit 9212c. Bullion into Bank OF England,
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