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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-13

Steamers to sail to-day Collection day) are the
City of Sydney for Panama, the willamette Valley
for Yaquina Bay, the Newport for Eel River, the
Del Norte for Crescent City. the O. roma for San
lego, the Yaquina for Lompoc, and the Gipsy for
the Salinas River. The Truckee falls due from
TiIlanook Bay, the Coos Bay from San Pedro, and
the Alex Duncan from the southern coast.
The Province takes for Cork SO. 800 centals
Wheat, valued at $l05,5 Invergarry, for Havre
52,210 centas. at 95,456 j. A. Briggs. for Havre
69,797 centals. at $llS.655
The British iron ship Hounslow, 1899 tons, loads
Wheat at Portland for U. X, Havre or Antwerp.
Wheat charters, prior to arrival. British
ship Habltant. 1919 TONS U. X, Havre Antwerp
BIS 3d. British iron ship 6llcrulx 2239 tons, same
options. 4os British iron bark Baroda, 1868 tons
same options. ABS sd; British iron ship Uaradale,
1882, same options, ass Br iron ship King Arthur,
1898 tons. same options ABS; British ship
King Edward 1857 tons. and British iron bark SEN
ega, 1851 tons. both same options. 45s; British
iron ship Beecroft 1928 tons same options. Ais Sd;
German iron bark Auguste, 1852 tons. u. X. Con-
tlnent between Bordeaux and Ham burg, 43s.
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Portland: stmr State OF California hence Oct 0: Br
parh Vamorlan from Antwerp; Br bark Highland
Sailed Oct l2-Stmr Oregon. for San Francisco;
ship sol taiIe. for 0 X; stmr Polar Bear.
Oct 5. 81 0''' NN'
CLALLAM BAY-Oct l2-ship passed in at 80
GRAYs HARBoR-Arrfved Oct 11-schr H C
! Wright. from Guaymas schr Melancthon, hence
| Sept 20: bktn Catherine sudden, hence oct l.
FORT BRAGG-Sailsd Oct l2-Stmr Lucy Lowe,
| for San Francisco.
| step, from San Diego. Oct l2-BEtn Amelia, hence
Sept %; 6ktn Kli<itat. from Homo ulu:
PORT MADISoN-Arrived Oct l2-Barkoakland.
FORT Ross-Arriyed Oct I2-stmr Louis olsen
PORT BLAKELEY-Arrived Oct l2-ship Mer-
e'y; nsnce sept 25 schr Compeer, from Newport
GhEENWOoD-Sailed Oct l2-Stmr AIcatraz.
ps San PEDRo-Sailed Oct l2-Stmr Rival, for San
pd nEYW,IoRT-Arrived Oct l2-schr Prosper. from
sEAITLE-Arrived Oct I2-ship Spartan, hence
Sept 80.
Eastern Ports.
,o NEW o. HoRK-sailed Oct lOShip George Curtis,
:, Cleared Oct 12-shIp VIM Babcock, for San
Francisco ~
HAMILTON RoADs-saIed Oct 9-ship James
Smith, for San Francisco.
Foreign Ports.
e.. AGICkLAND-Sailedo Oct l0-Stmr Alameda, for
Nan AIMo-Arrived Oct I2-NIc bark wilma hnc
tr eI !; par oregon from Oregon; ship Brown
CARDIFF-Sailed Oct lO-span bark Patriotic de
st dqI.s; 81 Tor san Francisco; Cureon.
~ EENSfOWN-Sailed Oct S-Br ship Lady
Elizabeth. for Sligo.
Francisco. N' ~ Jun
ADELAlDE-Arrved prior to Oct lO-Br ship
Duke of AbercOrn, from Vancouver.
HONG-hONG-Arrtve Oct 1O-Br stmr Gaelic
H5nee sept 10. Br stmr Zambesi, from Vancouver.
PANAMA-Arrived Oct 5-stmr Costa Rica. from
New York. Oct 7-Stmr Nicaragua from New York
Movements of Trans-AtIrntic Steamers,
NEW foRk-ArrIved Oct l2-Stmr Augusta Vie
toria from Hamburg.
:. MoVlLLE-Arrived Oct 12-Stmr Circasslan firm
a.. ANTM ERP-Arrived Oct l2-stmr westernland,
from New York.
LIyERPoOL-Arrived Oct l2-stmr Bothnta.
New YORK. $3.50 go
LAsGow--Arriyed Oct I2-stmr State of Ne
OrasAa. from New York; stmr Frussian fIn Boston,
Importations.
g., CIK h- C1TY-Per Crescent City-22Is kegs
5V Dxs butter cs dry goods, 23O VI It lumber 1880
loMPoc-Per Yaquina-l79 SKIS wheat. So bxs
aPpIes, oSS6 SKIS barley p cs II p bxs butter
conps cnick' nS ~ cs honey 2 pkgs bAeswax "a
'AS WOOL . SKIS onions, IL hogs. ? SKIS beans.
COnsiGnee=.
Per Cre.cent City-NOrton, Teller & Co; Simpson
a. 20; Il Nj Atkinson * Co: Hegier Il johnson. J Il
Mllson: Wltzel Baker; Yervaiin & Rowe; Cuff
Eros; whitney Co: Robert Haight & Co: A
Hooper q Co; Pollard ~ Dodge; o Smith IL Co:
Bros. : ~
Per Yaquina-John Laws: EGlangar & Galfneer; E
Allen; stevens Il Co; II Dutard; BRAY sons
a. co; Norton, Teller & Co; Dodge, sweeney & Co:
Anderson; Getz Bros Co: Whittier Fuller Il Co.
5lcDonough 4 Johnson; Kowalsky & Co: Wheaton
& Luhrs; FEELING & Co.
For Ln;s Shin1,ny T,tel,Je,., e. r,,-t,L ~
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A PECULIAR WHIP.
Where the Cowboys IndIspen sable Gu

Where the Cowboys IndIspensa Ouirt
Is Manufactured.
st. Louis sends out every year about 3d.
600 whips of a peculiar character. known as
the quirt No one but cowboy, a wild
Westerner or Mexican has any use for such
an article, but away out on the plains it is
Indispensable, az 1t answers the purpose
both of whip and life preserver. A quirt
Is solid leather whip, with the handle
loaded with shot, and so heavy that the
thickest skull will yield to blow from it
Missouri holds practical monopoly in the
manufacture of this curlously named article.
ST. Louis making the most and Others
coming out of the State Penltentiary
at Jefferson City. At least 800. 600
leather whips are made in ST. Louis or near
to 1t, and 1t is often asked where thew ali
go to. AS matter Of fact, this city stands
almost alone In this manufacture, for while
light buggy whips are made in various
places, leather whips are not made In large
numbers outside OF Missouri, although there
are factories in New York, Philadelphia
and West Virginia. One reason WHY ST..
Louis holds the fort Is that this is one Of the
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Surprise INrNLLIGaNCE.
Arrival.


Arrived.
MONDAY, October II
stmr Noyo, Drsko. IA hours from Noyo; 10000
railroad ties, 25 NJ TT lumber, rs piles, TO Noyo
stmr Crescent City, Allen, 80 hours from
Crescent CITY pass and mdse, to Hobbs. Wall & Co.
Haw stmr San Mateo. Smith. 3la days from De-
parture Bay; 1850 tons coal, to P Co.
Stmr Iaquna, Green, A hours from Lompoc;
produce. to Goodall. Perkins 4 Co
Stmr Cosmopolis Dettmers, 81 "ours from Huen-
eme produce. to Erlanger Il Gainger.
Br ship King Edward, Drummond. l46 days from
Glasgow: mdse. TO y spreckels & Bros
Br ship Beecrof5, Christie, SO DAYS from New
castle, NSw; 1850 tons COAL to J ID Spreckels u
Bros
Swansea; 1887 tons coal, 3S9 tons coke, to Renton
Coal Co.
sea; 1928 tons COAL 500 tons pig iron, to Balfour.
schr Therese. schmallng 10 hours from Fort
Ross lbO eds bark, to Grace q Co., Oakland.
Cleared.
MONDAY. October l2.
stmr Empire, Moe. Nanaimo; X Chandler
Bark W Is Flint, New York; Balfour, Guthrie &
Sailed.
MONDAY, October IL
Stmr City OF Puebla. Debney, Victoria and Port
Townsend.
stmr Empire, Moe Nanaimo.
Stmr YaQuina, Green.
Stmr Willamette, Hansen, Seattle.
Ship John Briggs, Balch Hayre
Br ship Inyergarry Cronbie.
Bktn G Funk, Chaser, Tacoma
SChr Archie and Fontie Hunting, Stewards Point
Photographs.
POINT LOBOS-October 12-1O p M-weather
foggy; wind Wv; velocity IL miles.
Spoken.
Per tug Active-oct II, off FaralIones. ship Glory
OF the Seas, from Nanaimo for San Pedro.
Per Br bark Senegal-Aug 9, 81 40 ST. 20 w,
Br ship Arctic Stream. from Swansea for San Fran.
cisco.
Per Arctic stream-JuIy 8. off Cape Horn, Br ship
Cape Breton.
June 20. N, "a w. Br bark Jessie Stowe, from
London for Northampton.
Miscellaneous.
LoNDON-Oct l2-Br ship Anaurus, from Liver
pool for San Francisco, put back to Queenstown,
damaged.
Domestic Ports.
ALBI0N-Saied Oct 12-Schr Lila and Matte,
for san Francisco.
POINT ARENA-Arrivcd Oct 12-stmr Whites
boro. hence Oct 9.
PORT HADLoCK-Arrived Oct 12-Schr SeQuoa,
from San Diego; bark Aroturus, hence Sept -
PORT ToWNSEND-AIrived Oct l2-Chll bark
Nina srom Iquique.
BOWEN Ian DING-Arriyed Oct l2-Schr Rose
SPARKS. hence Oct Z.
TACoMA-Arrived Oct 1l-Bktn Arago, hence
Sept %.
PORT LUDLOw-Arrived Oct l2-Bark James
Oh eston. hence Sept 81
ME>DoCtNo-Arrived Oct 1I-stmr PIT Arena,
hencs ort 10.
AsTuRIA-Arrived Oct l2-B.ta Portland, from
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CHICAGO, Oct. l2.-Porter Bros. Company sold
to-day six carloads of California fruit. Full
crates Tokays brought 81 95 to SO So; half crates
Tokays, 81 259l so; half crates Muscats, 81 100
IS; full crates. 50 50; double crates CoInichous
81 S092 80; single crates. 81 5OQl so; Buerre
ClairEeau, 81 2092 40; German Prunes, 81 so;
Peaches. 50c@Sl O5: white Doyenncs 50 2OG2 50 /;
Glont Morceaus, 81 40; Goes late Red Piums coco
81 10; golden Crop Silver Prunes, $l@l 10.
NEW YORK, Oct. l2-Porter Bros COMPANY
sold four carloads California fruit to-day galway
Peaches brought 80cGSl IS; Georges late Peaches
70Gsoc; Levy Cling Peaches 75cQSl; hair crates
Tokays. 50c@Sl 9J half crates Muscats 75(13Dc:
half crates Black Morocco, sl9l 80; assorted
Grapes RlG9l 10.
CHICAGO, oct. lathe Earl Fruit Comp any sold
California fruits at auction to-day. real cling the
following prices; Five cars California truits-Full
crates Tokays. 81 1903 30; Cornichon Grapes
half crates. 81 25@l so; Saway Peaches 8 cd$l !;
WINTER Nellis Pears, 81 FOOL 10; Duchess Pears
81 10; Cornne Plums, 81 10; Buerre Clairgeau
Pears, 81 1902 So
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TWO FAILURES.
written for THE MORNING CALL

She married a man for his money,
Not an atom OF love in her heart;
uut little he thought what his wealth had bought
HOW q woman can play her p 1T
or course deception viii never last long;
lie learned It too late to repair the wrong.
tut the thought of it creeps into every song,
And clouds the fairest sky.
he MARI led girl for her money,
And yet he had made her believe
Il was not for pelf, but her own dear self
How man viii sometimes deceived
She found that his soul was stepped in guile,
And her face is msrred BY a cyuics smile.
Though we gain a point is it worth the while
To act living lie
IILLIAN PLUNKErT.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Oct l2.-Wheat was lower and moder.
ately active. The opening was from 1c to II4c
lower than Saturdays closing, but Immediately re-
acted uhde good buying and prices advanced lc ,
became weak and declined lc., ruled stronger and
the closing was lIc. lower than on Saturday Re
ceipts 1876, OG0 bushels: Shipments $4,000
bushels Rye easy at SIC Barley quiet at &c
CHICAGO Oct. l2.-M hcat-Casn, 96s4c. Corn
65c. PorK-Ss. Lsrd-s6 40. Ri0s-$7. Whisky
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This evening circle of Chautauquans
will be organized in the parlors of Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church, corner
Twenty-first and Capp streets All Chau-
tauquans living at the Mission who have
not already joined a circle, and all strangers
who desire to pursue the course Of readings,
are invited to attend
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NEW York, Oct. l2.-The stock market opened
In sympathy with lower London market this
morning and the bears were active all day. Atchi-
son and st. Paul the only real active stocks
the former furnishing quarter OF the business
done. The market closed dull at the lowest prices
OF The daY. Sugar lost IS. Lake Shore u, AichL
son, Zig -Four ana Northwestern "a, Rock Island
ST Paul. Missouri Pacific and Erie I "a, and Wa
bash preferred l per cent. Governments steady
Petroleum closed at soc.
NEW YORK. Oct. l2.-United States Bonds-4'S.
1874; rs. 100; Northern Pacific 70 u: Cana
dian Pacific. IS y Central Faclnc. 3312 Union Pa
cine. Al; Atehlson and santa Fe. 1855 Wells
Fargo, 1888: western Union. 50 silver. SIC:
Sterling. 81 S0Gi 81.
NEW YORK. Oct. "a Whest-october, 81 O5s4;
Flour - steady. Coffee - sl2. sugar = lS-l6do
1890 Copper-Lake SI2 20. Tln-Spot $50 10
Lead-Domestlc, 81 aga. Iron-slA Petroleum,
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CONSCIENTIOUS HUNTERS.
They Refused to XIII Seal In Prohibited
Waters.

"
Edward G. Moore, A. Herbert, Jake War
rem, James Golightly and Stewart Norrie,
seal-hunters, have libeled the schooner Ed
ward E. Webster for $500 damages and
$500 66 wages They aIlege in their bill of
complaint, filed yesterday in the United
States District Court, that they shipped on
the schooner for hunting expedition, and
that when they arrived In waters where
the hunting of seals is prohibited they re
fused to work, but Captain Mclean made
them rad the rookeries at Copper Island,
where they were fired upon by Russian
soldiers. Captain Mclean afterward
wanted them to descend upon ST. Paul
Island. but they again refused, and were
thereupon put on bread and water diet for
forty-eight hours. Herbert aud Golightly
Were put In irons for four hours.
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British Grain Market.

LONDON, Oct. l2.-The Marx Lane Express says:
An improved demand for Flour has been the feat
ure during the week. Foreign Wheat Is stronger.
0atf, Corn and Barley have each advanced Sd. At
to-day's marNet English Wheat advanced Is. ma k
ing the quotation 37S Cd. Good White California
brought 45s.. and inferior Southeastern EurOpe
3Ts. american Red Winter advanced Is. Foreign
tlours s. higher Rye scarce and Sd higher Spot
Corn firm but weak.
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A Promised Investigation,

The Inspector of Hulls and Boilers will
Investigate the case of the steamer Arago,
that went ashore on the north coast few
weeks ago. Captain Donaldson blames his
engineer for negligence
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follows:
BEEF-First quality, 5Is@5c; sscoaI quality.
s15@D5c; third 40. 4D4l4c
fEAL-Large 6(97e; small CalYos 799c.
MUTiON-W ethers. T,gSc Ewes, 7Urac.
LAMlS-SG9c y 10.
PoRk-Llye Hogs, 4l4G4I5c p % Tor heavy hard
granted. ana Age for ight average do: Hogs
4@l1sc . 10; dressed do, 6H4l7 lae 8 ID.
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cheapest hide markets in the world, and in
stead Of buying tanned leather, the plan
here is to buy green hides and literally
manufacture the goods from the raw ma
terial.-St Louis Globe Democrat.
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DFLIyoUENr SALE NOTICES

nELINo0ENT SALE NoTIoE-s1LvER KING
IL MIMI Company. Location OF principal place
of business San Fran sco. Cal Location OF WORKS,
Silver King Mining District. Pina County ATEons;
descrI he'd STOCK on account of assessment No. 2,
levied on the 18th day of August 1891, the severa
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as foowS
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BAGS-Calcuttas, sac; local make, slac; Wool
Bags. 35@3Sc.
SUGAR-rhe W estern sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows terms net cash: Cube, Crushed
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed, all 51sc y 70;
Dry Granuiated. 5L2c; C0hfeetiOner5 A, sc:
Extra u. 4I4c Golden c, 4Isc D. 4c 3 ID half
Dbls 54c more than bbs, and boxes 12c more.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-wELpoy MIN.
ing company. Location OF principal place n,
ppnsiheSs' san francisco, Cal. Location of works
puijotoa, Arz. VI "OIAS'
NotlceIIhere are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of assessment I%o a
IoVied on the 25th day of August, 1881, the sew.
sIst rs set opposite the names Of the re-
spectlYe shareho ders, as follows:
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Produce Market.


FLcUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras s5 Is
fine So 65g3 90; Interior brands. 1905 % for
extras, 81 65Q3 30 . bbl FOR superine.
wHEAT-was easier yesterday at Saturdays
prices. No. l, 81 6ss49l 10; choice. 81 7l14@
l 72Ia lower grades. 81 o5@l 671a; extra choice
for milling, 81 7334@l rs p ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINa
Buyer season-60O. 81 Sl14; 300. 81 8I5s. Buyer
'9I-lU0, 81 1874. Seller '9l-l0O, Slk6S1A
No afternoon sales
BARLEY-Receipts continue large and the mar
ket is easy. Feed $l@Dl O21a for common and 81 %
l712 Chevaller, 81 1901 81 standard lower
grades, 81 071a9l 121a = ctl
CALL sALEs-MoaNINa
Seller '9I-1OO. 81 OSIa.
CALL sALEs-AFrER NooN.
Buyer '91-400. 81 Is. Seller $1,000, 81 OSJs.
OATS-ReceiDts from the north free but the
market is steady. White. ST. 3212@Dl 40 q ctl for
Fair; Surprise, 81 s7N@f as: Gray, 81 2SIa@
j 32Ia; Black, 81 1901 40 for Oregon and 81 500
! 80 u ctl for California.
CORN-Becepts are very large. those OF yester-
day being $500 ctls. The market now heavily
stocked. weak, neglected and declining, Large YET
low, 81 25@al 27K; SmalRound do, ST. 27156Dl 80;
White, 81 25@1 80 p ctL
RYE-Lower. weak and neglected at 81 5O@1l IS
" ctl
BRAN-Call sales OF 90 tons seller '9l at SIT So
Quoted at 500 5U@D2l SO a ton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S23124 q ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quoted az $22@25 y ton.
HAN-F1rm, with FAIR arrivals. Quotable at $12ND
Is for Wheat 81 5u69l2 so for oat Sl2@olS SO for
for Barley. S11@l2 tor Alfalfa; Sl0@l1 50 for
stock aud $12@D13 q ton for Clover
STRAW-Quoted AZ 35d5uc a bale.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. barley quoted at s23924 p
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And in accordance with law, and an order from
the Board OF Directors made the 18th day OF
august 1891 so many shares each parcel of ouch
stock as may be necessary will be sold at pubic
auction at the ONCE OF the company, No. $40 Pine
street Rooms 3 and ! I, Sau francisco. California
on UESDAN, tue 9th day OF October, 1891 at
me hour or l O'Clock p. NJ. OF said day pay said
delinquent assessment thereon together WITH costs
OF advertising and expenses of sale
j. W. PEW, Secretary
omce-No. 80 Pine stree, Rooms Is and II. San
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

when Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, sho cried for Castora
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria.
When shehad Children, she avethem castori.
hu9 ~ saTurh
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HARa

New York, Oct. l2.-Hops are firm on choice
goods. the market is somewhat unsettled pending
the exact knowledge export requirements for the
next six or eight weeks. Meanwhile foreign deal
the speculative interest IL tame
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MORNING sALEA
Board-50 Omnibus Cable, So; 40 Hutchinson s
Co. $751; 100 Gasllght. 81.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-225 Hawaiian Commercial Az: lOn
HUTCHINSON p Co, 8, 61s; $1,000 S v 81 Bonds.
Street.-The Omnibus Cable. 60
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B Benjamin&w, San Jol
Mrs L j Sanborn, Los Al
Miss Sanborn, Los Angel,
} W Nichols. Santa Ro.
JBSlm lsOn. s Luis OBJ 81
Ed RoddeD, OakdaIe
TIC Wolf, Los Angeles
} + Bedford. Anderson
NJ c BEEN, Fort Jones
j f Sailing. Redding
! MEWadsworth, Maryvll
RCWei2htman, Marysvll
j Stoddard * W, Portlan
Mrs Eckelsy, Baker
| G Dorsey, Stanislaus
MrsSMcDOnuell. Sta An
J A NARROW. Salt Lake
Q w Critic, Sacramento
ANBuckman, Sacrament
A Nay. Tulare
j NewhOuse, Fresno
w ii Knight. California
S Confer. Stockton
SGSprague & W, Jackso
w g Mason. Volcano
7 Peter, Mokelumne Hi
Ii Eartsilife, Chicago
J II Glass, NJ d, Brookly
EFO'Neal, S Luis Obisp
w I Parnell. Sacrament
+ Cox x I, Sacramento
l. NJ Tllden. Woodland
w ID Knight, Sacrament
j II Burnham. Folsom
DIRK RoOney, Auburn
DR. q A Denel n W. Sac
j G Harkins. Colima
OCCIDENl
G A Laing. Longdale
j G Goodyear, Winters
Il Blyth, Evanstown, wy
A NJ HUTCHINSON. Londol
Mrs Lamphire, Chicago
Miss Lamphire, Chicago
j Z Evans x W. Denver
Is Rrundsge x W, Cal
A l. Sparks, Cincinnati
AM Barker&w. BakersfilI
Mrs A A Scott, st Louis
T. NJ Norton, Healdsburp
w b Hord, Chicago
NJ l. Mcdonald, sta Ros;
w Wattles. Mil Brook
A S Rort, Oberlin
A II Sydenham, y S A
II K Field. Alameda
A II Goblin, San Rafael
w w Crane. Oakland
6 II Mastick, Alameda
w G Gibbs, Oakland
Is q Thompson, Oakland
l. 7 Brandt, Beniria
DR. L Cones. Smithsonian
n Claypool, indianapolis
Mrs ClaypoJl n d. Ind
A q Hegeman, New YOrl
DR. Hatch Il W, Agnews
j n Jordan, U s n
j \ Jordan. W q C, o s.
O l. + Pokrantz IL W
Hamburg
e Llndemann, Kanai
l. Sells, Columbus
y L Eames, Philadelphia
THE Cal
@ d Miller. Denver
j NJ Edison, Denver
J p Robinson, Omaha
w NJ Davis, New York
I l. Jones, COlusa
@ b Harrison, VirginiaCy
X Il Steele, Petaluma
+ o WhitfOrd, Chicago
T Harrison, Hartford
j L Helnston. Hartford
NJ 2 LAWYER, Salem, Or
j II Stanton, Sal EN-. or
j Il Sullivan n VT. y CruZ
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RIINo6ENr SALE NorrcE-okUIKsHAVR

FlELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-CRUIkSHANA
- Gold Mining Company. Location of principal
place of business, San Francisco. Cal. Location Of
works, Los Burros District Monterey County. Cal
Notlee-There are delinquent upon the following
described stocS, 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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LIVERPOOL, Oct 12.-The SPOT market is quietel
at IS Sd Cargoes are quiet at 44s Sd Tor of
coast As Sd Tor Just shipped aud AS Cd Tor nearly
due.
FUTUREl
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: october. SIS 81sd: NOveul-
Der, IS 9I2d; December. IS lOI2d; January IS
ia; February, IS lid; March, IS 1O12d.
sECURfTGE4
LONDON. Oct 13.-COnsols, "a 1916: United States
Konds-4's 10; DO, rs, 1903; SILVER. Al 1850;
Rentes, 80! 95c.
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schafer's Mining Stock.

II. Ii. Schafer has sued the Pine Hill
Gold and Silver Mining Company to recover
So29o, alleged to be due him on account of
failure to transfer certain stock,
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Exchange and Bullion.

PORTLAND toregon), Oct. IL. - Clearances
s542 900; balances, 100000.
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,sel G Brandt & W, sta Cruz
ng w Mudock, st Helena
.es w II Bachtel. Wil!etts
isa 4 J Wilson, Vallejo
pc n Breen, San Juan
I Boyd, Santa Maria
Z s West. Santa Cruz
RDiefendorf&w, Montrey
J L NorieSa. Isletou
NV j Hill, Salinas
ie,J Carpenter. MarysvilIe
lie w T GILES, Santa Monica
I'd WRTotsone. Santa Monica
g NJ Parsons, Hanford
w ID Hall, Hanford
nall L Richardson. Shasta
j l. Kelly, San Jose
A j Hudson. Templeton
to J n Pettlngell, San jose
7 L Burk, PaIo Alto
N G Curtis. Sacramento
A V Oliver, Stockton
ID Hilton, Oroyllle
IN II I Higgins, Clarksburg
u G blackburn. Oakland
III MrsJD Chace, Santa Cruz
Miss Cnace, Santa Cruz
N Miss NJ Chace, Santa Cruz
)olC E Tinkham, Chico
TO w r Jones. Sacramento
I Z Suider Il W, Sac
j A Hughes, WILLOWS
to- Capt Higgins. Silver Spgs
IChas Corl. Woodland
lie Roy COrl, Woodland
w II Baldwin, Sac
TAI HOTEL.
MRS Cones. Washington
w l st Auburn, Niagara
20 & Seely, New York
IN W German &w, NewYork
- A Halls. Los Angeles
MRS Humble. Chicago
Mrs l. Sells. Columbus
Mrs l. Sells, Columbus
Mrs IL ThOrp, Columbus
d VI II Luker. CoIum aus
j Sennett. Santa Clara
I Well. Tres Pinos
j l. Beckwith, Victoria
IA A Ii Thompson. Victoria
w johnson. U ) Il Survey
ID Campbell. Oakland
j X Nhitcomb, belmont
G Sargent. Minturn
Miss ED Morton. Toronto
j Collins. Seattle
Mrs q Knight, New York
Miss Is Stokes, New York
Il x Wylie. Napa
II s Orme * W, l. Angeles
n K S COrls. MERGED
is e kads, Philadelphia
+ Smith, LiYermore
K 4 Sells, Columbus
Mrs GIN, Norris, ST Joseph
f Deacon. England
y Miss Charlton, England
:, Miss All Charlton, Englnd
II Cleaver. q S y
ii Person X ", Slsson
Miss E Persons, SiSsOn
LIFORNIA.
ID A Winter, San jose
+ j DOdSOn, San Diego
j ii Freeman. Santa Rosa
e Is Lawrence. Sacto
g j Nagle, U ) n
j j Beebee, Stockton
q X Ferris, Seattle
J G Adams. Washington
K ID Geer. Buffalo
+ $ BaOcOck, Coronado B
Miss A n Sullivan, S Cruz
r Miss NJ Waterman, S Cruz
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Following were the saIos IA the P4ala, STOCK Board

REGULAR sE55IoS-IO:El
100 lpha ..... so 100 & @. 90 500 Savage IS
100 Belcher i p 500 Julia......ITlUO b TO- 3 %
100 Las 400 Justice ..5l 100 b IO.S 10
$50 Il b. 10000 Mexican, - U|550 -.3 U5
800 Bodie Is 25O Occtd SCORPION "a
100 ChatI C..l.SU go ODhlr..-3.SJ $50 Uuon.2 / o
$50 CCS N..6ts 800 savage Sl0 20 Utan go
100 .-.......t 100 ID So. .3lO65U YJacKeEl.7O
700 Z ..lp5I