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The morning call., 1891-10-09
NOTES FROM ABROAD.

Egypt's cotton crop for this year is the
largest ever known.
The English Government has decided not
t. call an autumn session of Parliament
TIE British War Office has given $1,000
worn-Gut helmets to the Salvation Army.
The Simplon tunnel will need eight years
and half to bore and will cost 81, 100000.
Forts" is a new explosive invented at
Liege said 10 be more powerful than any
thing known up to date.
The London Chronicles Berlin CORE
spondent says that the issue of all-rye
bread has been resumed in The German
army.
The Courier of Hanover has this adver-
tisemeut: "For Sale-A piano of superior
quality, played upon for some time by a
baron"
The romantic story that Johann Orth had
been seen in the Congressionalst army in
Chile meets with no credit in the court cir
Giles at Vienna.
The Vienna Presse says 1t Is rumored
that the Archduke Charles has resigned his
right of succession to the throne of Austro-
Hungary in favor Of his son, the Archduke
FranZ-Ferdlnaud.
Tie cantatrice wilt, who recently COM
milted suicide in Vienna, left $500, 900,
mostly to charities. She disinherited sew
eral members of her family, accusing them
Of intrigues to secure her money.
The violetta the new stringed instrument
between viola and q cello, is exactly an
octave below the violin. Its lingering is
like that of the cello, and it is commended
to women MS substitute for that instru-
ment.
One great drawback to aluminium is that
no method of soldering 1t has yet been
found. A speaker at meeting of the Ger
man Society of Mechanical Engineers said
that the difficulties In working the metal
were greater obstacle than the question OF
price.
The cost of crime In the United Kingdom
Is very heavy. The annual cost of the
police force amounts to nearly $4,000, 0O0
the annual cost of prisons $4,000, 900, and
the annual cost of reformatory aud indus
trial schools S3.00o.0O0. The cost steadily
increases.
A curious exhibition will shortly be
opened in Paris at the National Deaf and
Dumb Institute. 1t will consist Of old and
modern example of works of sculpture,
paintings, engravings and drawings by deaf
and dumb artists.
1t will probably surprise many people,
Gays London paper, to learn that no fewer
than nine titles in the peerage have become
extinct since the election Of the present
Parliament. On an average in the past five
years a title has become extinct every seven
months.
Emperor William has invited the Queen
to pass fortnight next spring at the we'll
The morning call., 1891-10-09
AN INQUIsITlYE TOURIST.
He Invades n Private Mansion and The
KicLs Hfrnsalf

He Invades n Private Mansion and Then
Kicks Himself.
He is Pittsburg attorney, says writer
in the Press of tAat city. His name is
Blank. Not long ago he found himself in
Montreal, Canada. Now, he is inquisitive.
When he travels he wants to know, to see.
An object that would be passed by the or
binary tourist without exciting interest i'm
mediately attracts his attention. So it was
that when in the Canadian capital he met
with singular adventure. 1t was at night.
Passing along a beautiful street he per-
ceived large and handsome building stand
Ing back sOiue distance from the thorough
fare. Lights were burning in every window.
Several carriages drove up, and fair ladies
and their escorts walked up the steps and
entered. So did our friend. He wanted to
see what sort of public institution that
was. He rang the bell. a colored porter
met him with an inquisiive stare.
Il would like TO see the gentleman in
charge of tue house?' said our friend
politely.
On business?" inquired the porter.
Yes, ON business"
"Step in," and The porter conducted him
into a small but handsomely furnished
library and left him. Sounds of music
came to his ear from large parlor across
the great hall
In few minutes tall, fine-lo0king lady
came in. She bowed politely and asked If
his business was very important, because
her husband was quite i'll and she did not
like to disturb him. Would he be so kind
as to wait till the next day?
"0h, yes; certainly. I'll call tomorrow"
and our friend bowed himself out. thankful
that his curiosity had not led him into diff
Guilty. He had entered the private mansion
of one of MOntrears wealthiest and most
blue-blooded citizens Upon regaining the
pavement he FASTENED to the next corner
and then proceeded to kick himself for a
half square.
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SHOCKED BY HIS RELEASE.

A Life Prisoner Suddenly Pardoned by
Governor Davis of Rhode Island.
Two men arrived in the city from Provi-
dence. One was short. energetic, ruddy and
jolly; the other was tall and dark, and had
no apparent interest in anything. He looked
as though weary Of life and all pertaining
to it.
The first man was Pardon Clerk w. r.
Wightman of the Rhode Island State Prison.
The mau with him was Henry Bosch, until
Saturday life convict at the Cranston Or. ~
prison, to whom Governor Davis had on
Saturday given his freedom.
The pardon was conditional en- the con-
vict's leaving the State of Rhode Island, and
when the men separated Boesch was in-
formed that he was free to go where he
wished, so long as he did not enter Rhode
Island. A sum of money was handed him,
and with shake of the hand he parted with
the only person he had known outside Of the
prison for fifteen years.
The man looked about him-all ways
were the same-and with head erect, strobe
off as though lie was on his way to some
home where a mother or wife would vel
come him after all those long years.
Since his Incarceration his parents had
died, his wife had marred again. and even
his son, boy OF II, did not know of his par
rest of his natural life was to be spent be-
hind the prison bars, was so overcome that
the shock of hearing his pardon read nearly
made him insane.
II can't understand it at ELL" he said last
night. 81 never thought to leave that
prison alive. They should let man know
when they are going to do such thing as
give him freedom. | have not been in my
right mind since. The shock-the feeling
that yon are free-it Is too much. 1t is cruel.
'' don't know what to do or where to go.
Life has to be begun again with me. Yes,
my hair is thin and white. When | was
sentenced to life imprisonment 1t was black
and curly. My wife is married again. L
am dead to everybody. shall try to 60
somewhere TO forget everything"
On October 10, 1877, the city OF Providence
was shocked TO learn Of the elopement of
Mrs. Cora Deusley with Henry Boesch.
well-to-do resident of that city. She had
deserted her husband and he had left wife.
The couple went to Colorado and, after an
adventurous career In Denver, BOesch
bought hotel alta place called Green River.
In less than a year the woman left him,
taking $1,000 worth of bonds and $500 in
money from his sale.
She went TO Pawtucket. where, it is al
legged, she gave the money to her husband.
At any rate, they purchased the Park Hotel
there.
AS soon as Bosch got sufficient money
he followed Mrs. Deusley East and calling
at the hotel he asked to see her. She came
down the stairs and he shot her dead. He
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to life i'm
prisOnment.
By whom the pardon was urged is not
known, and Boesch's release was so qui-
city effected that no one knew Of it except
the Governor, the Pardon Clerk and HIM
self The released man said last night that
if he conld get help he would go West and
begin life anew, but the fact that he had to
leave his wife and son forever seemed to
worry him more than the years he had lost.
He has brother in WOonsocket who is
ignorant Of his pArdOn.-N Y. World.
The morning call., 1891-10-09

cs canned goods, 10 bxs fruit 1906 rms paper 7S'
santa Cruz-2Is bbls bxs apples, horses, 1 Dx
fish, ! BIZ hardware, 700 Dbls lime.
vlCTORIA-Per CITY OF PHebIa-4200 cs salmon
43 sks Sellskins, Sealed bag. -
West OF FarEo-2s40 SKIS wheat. 2o5 SKIS flour, 70
SKIS rye. II 70 sis
Tacoma-750 bars bullion.
Auacortes-1200 SKIS oats
SehomeNi hf-b5I fish. 5000 bdls Iaths 1 seaied
bag, 81 pkgs household goods, es marble.
Seattle-750J it maple lumber 10 bxs soap. cs
cs household goods, sealed bags head livestock
sta,eh IA bxs glucose es Gigars voods
glass, 8 cs marble sealed bag.
Consignee<.
Per Eurexa-Chas Montgomery 4 Co: Dairymen,s
A Sayre; MarshaIi, Teggart q Brorsen; HIS Bros;
Bassett & Bunker; ivancovieh q 20; rn W
Dunphy: q E Walters; Hawley Bros HARD
Co; e Stevens & Co; II Dutard Morgan ,s q
Fricke & Co; N 1 Freitas &Co: A Paadini; An,
tonic; A B Immel Il Coz Dalton Bros; BonesteiI
Cireenbaum; Bissinger Co: American Book Co; U
I Patton Tatum Bowen; Troy Laundry Mach ne
L. Pant Co; FEELING & Co; Whitney Co: Q
II Hirst; ThOs Cox: Wells Fargo q Co; u kossl q
Son: Ross & Hewlett; Smiths Cash Store; Grannuc-
eli Bros De Bernardo & Westphal.
Per Humbodt-San Francisco Lumber Co; u Z
Smith & Co; Overland Freight and Transfer Co; G
F Ellis & Co: Higgins & Collins: ! NJ Moore Co;
Preston McKinnon: ChriSLy Wise; Napa Soda
Teefe CO. Brown D y ADAMS; Nichois & Co;
Moore Haynes & Co: Lane q Connolly: Wellman.
Peck & Co; Louis Pearson 4 Co: Lang Bros; Ros-
enbatt Il Co: + Whitney & Co; J. Spiegel; Lundy
Furniture Co; Wheaton q Luhrs: Hills Bros: X s
Chapman: Russ Sanders Il Co; Veryalin Rowe;
Norton, Teller & Co; NJ Atkinson & Co; North
Seed Co: Dodge, Sweeney q Co; NJ Kalsh Co;
Witzel d Baker: Marshall, Teggart q BrOrsen;
Crowley; G + O'CalIaghan d Bros; Getz Bros Il Co.
b Smith & Co; Wells Fargo & Co.
Per Haytian Repubic-Amer Press Assn; George
Fritch: A Clark Il Sons; A Hctaling; Sund-
borg; II Liebes q Co; Macondray IL Co; Frapoi;
Selby Smelling and Lead Works; Dallemand q Co;
Feigenbaum q Co; Paul Keyser: Spruance, Stanley
d Co; Preston Distillery Co.
Per w & Irwin-Hvman Bros; Chicago Brewing
Co; NJ Grinbaum d Co; Fredericksburg Brewery;
National Brewery.
Per Gipsy-B NJ Atkinson & Co: John Hilmann;
ii COwell IL Co; NJ Waterman Co: San francisco
Fishing Co; Dutard; Lowry Stellar: ID Wade;
Russ, Sanders " Co; Eveleth & Nash: Dairymen's
UnOn Wittland * FrederlcksOn; Western Sugar
Refinery; p Taylor.
Per City of Puebla-Allen 81 Lewis; II Heyneman
& Co: Balfour. Guthrie q Co; Erlangar Galinger;
Moore, Ferguson Il Co: Phillips Co: Steinhardt
d Co; Selby Smelling and Lead WORKS. White I;
Neuberger Reiss d Co: Il Morgan az Co; Deming-
Palmer Milling Co: Wells, Fargo q Co; Sparks
& co; Amer Press Assn; Brown Bros Co; Allen
Higgins; Chas Harley Il Co; Topittz & Co; Well
man. Peck d Co; Cunningham, Curtiss & WEIGH: Z
Moore d. Co: Giusti q Antonio: Saroni Co: j Is
Rodgers IL Co; Harmon IL Co; Pac Postal Tel Co;
Friedman & Co; oregon Imp Co; Williams;
Hoffman Alexander; kendrick; Gilbert, Glenn
ents * Co.
For Late Shipping IHteLlfJencs See Eighth Page
The morning call., 1891-10-09
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Oct. S.-The stock market opened
strong, with prices at small fractions better than
last nights close. The market fuctuated consider
ably during the day. but never got far from opening
prices and closed quiet rather heavy and generally
at insignificant changes from the opening hgures,
as well as from last nights closing figures. Govern
ments steady. Petroleum closed at 81 42c.
NEW York. oct S.-United States Bonds-fs
ll6$s rs. 99l&: Northern Pacific. 1888: Cana
diau Pacific. SS12: Central Paclnc. "a Union "a
cifc, 4l5s: Atcn1son and santa Fe. 451s: Wells
Fargo, 1885, Western Union. S3; Silver so12c:
Sterling. "a S0&4 81
NEW YORK. Oct. wheat-october. 81 % a :
Flour-Steady. Cofee-Sll So sugar. o-l6g5a
Hops-PacIhc Coast. l31loc Hdes-l3Lao. COP
per-LaSe. SIP % TIu-Spot. $50 TO- Lead-Do-
nestle, 81 80. iron-$l4. Petroleum. 81 Vac
GROCERIES.
NEW YORK. Oct. S.-Cofee opened weak at de.
cline of ! s to 40 points. Later there was sngnt
Improvement. October, 81 40; November ana De
cenber, $40 SO; January, $40 10. Sales, 35.I5o
bags Havre and Hamburg higher the fraction OF q
franc.
In Hops prime stocks are relatively firm; common
dull. 16c refused for choice line States In
London the market is nrm and in Germany the mar
ket is reported irregular.
The morning call., 1891-10-09

cut into the center of pain and removed a
large Confederate military button, which,
Bowden said that he was wounded in the
arm at the battle of Gettysburg, but at the
time the bullet could not be found, although
the wound was probed several times by the
hospital physician. The Confederate button
was the missile that inflicted the wound In
his arm and had worked its way up through
his body aud down to the place where 1t
was found and removed. - Philadelphia
The morning call., 1891-10-09

CHICAGO, Oct. s-Porter Bros. Company sold
to-day seven carloads OF California fruit. Bartlett
Pears, oyerripe brought 81 S5@l 80; Duchess
Pears, 81 9O@2 rs; White Doyennes 81 3e92 40;
Peaches 65c@SI O5; Silver Pruues, S0e@sl 80;
FalIenberg Piums. 81 l5@l 20: Gross Prunes, 81 IS
al 20; Japan Plunis, 81 TOOL IS; Muscats. half
crate 5, 81 05@I 40: iul crates 81 2u@2 10: To
kays. full crates, So 1908 60; Winter Nelis. 81:
ounces, 81 50@1 40; T0ksys half-crates, 81 log
l IS: Beurre Diel, 81 5O@l 70: Beurre Ciairgeau.
81 IS; Cornichon Grapes, 81 10; Beurre Hardy
Pears 81 90.
The Earl Fruit Company sold California Fruits at
auction to-day as follows: German Prunes, 81 70;
Silver Prunes. 81 1901 20; Winter Neilis Pears,
81 406D2 10; Glout Moroccan, 81 40.
NEW YORK Oct S.-porter Bros. Company sold
two carloads of California Fruit to-day. Tokay
Grapes, half-crates, brought 6Ue@$1 so; Muscats,
hrIf-crates. 6UcGSl O5: Black Morocco, haltcrstes,
Sl@1 10; assorted Grapes, 81 O59l 20
The morning call., 1891-10-09

known Schloss of Stolzenfels, on the Rhine,
above CoblenZ, where her Majesty and
Prince Albert were entertained in 1916 by
Frederick William " of Prussia. Exten-
sive improvements are now being carried
out in the house and gardens, and the whole
OF the interior of the schlosS is being re-
decorated
The morning call., 1891-10-09
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Oct. S-wheat was unsettled and from
l14c to 11Ac higher than the closing on Tuesday
but realizing at the start carried prices down l29
&c then rallied lrregularly 14c, again weakened
prices declining lc, ruled unsettled and closed lc
higher than ON Tuesday. Receipts, 100000 bush
els; shipments. 1923, 900 bushels. Rye steady at
S5lhc. Barley firm at Gle
CHIcAGo. Oct g. Wheat = Cash, &c. Corn
5234c. PorK-S9 S7Ia. Lard-S6 6711. KIDS
81 10. Nhsky-Sl lS
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THE srnrEr.. WEEPING MAID.

Sweep. sweep, sweep.
O'er the foul, vi e stones, o Shel
And l wonder what piece OF folly
The next new fashion VIII De-
Dwell for the dreSsmaker's trade
That your gowns wear out in dayl
O well f,r the street-cleaniug sQuau,
whose labor you share without payl
And the dusty rube trails on,
In a manner that makes us Ill;
But oh, for the sight of sensible glrl
With couca &C such customs TO XIII.
Sweep, sweep. sweep.
With thy delicate dress, o She!
But the cieanly look OF a dainty maid
Can never belong TO thee. Tx
The morning call., 1891-10-09
4 confederato Rptton in His Lep.

John Bowden. % years of age, a brake
MAJ OH the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
residing in Baltimore, went to the Presby-
naiD in his leg No outward evidence of
my injury could be discovered by the ply
sician5, but, with Rowden's consent, they
The morning call., 1891-10-09

And in accordance with law, ana an order from
the Board Of Directors, made on the 18th day of
August 1891. many shares or each parcel OF such
stock AS may be necessary will be sold at pubic
auction. at the office OF the company, No. 80 Pine
street, Rooms 5 and II, San Francisco California,
on tuesday,, the 27th day OF OCTOBER, 1891, at
the hour of O'Clock NJ. OF said day. 80 pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
J. W. PEW Secretary.
ofice-No. 80 Pine stree, Rooms Is and II, san
Francisco California. 0c7 ID
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DZIIyoUENr SALE NOTICES.

/ nEIINOUENT SALE NOTICE-SILVER KING
Mining Company. Location OF principal pace
Of business San Fran else Cal Location OF WORKS
Silver King Mining District. Pina County, Arzonl.
Notiee-There are delinquent upon the IouoWing
descr ned srock. on account of assessment NO. z,
levied on the 18th day of August 1871. the several
amounts set opposite the names Oh the respective
ebarahoIders as follows:
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DELINoUrNT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-wELDON MIN
IL Ing Company. Location of principal place OF
business, san francisco, Cal Location OF works,
QuijOtoa, AriZ.
SOtice-There are delinquent upon the followi ng
described stock. account of assessment go. ~
levied the 25th day OF August 1891 the
eral amounts set opposite the names OF the
spectiYe shareho ders, us follows:
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hORkING SALEl
Board-30 Water, SO.
Street-40 v Water, SO.
AFTERNOON SALES
BoArd-l00 Il Gaslight, 631s; $4,000 OF Cal
6% Bonds Ill.
SAN FRANCISCO BOARD.
Afternoon sales-60 Water. y77s.
The morning call., 1891-10-09

Steamers to sail to-day the Queen for San
Diego and the Gpsy for the Salinas River. The
City OF Picking falls due from China and Japan.
The British iron ship Andr0sa. 1914 tons, Is char
tered for Wheat to United Kingdom Hayre or Ant
werp. 40S
City of Athens loads Barley for Cork. and not
Wheat, as before reported.
The morning call., 1891-10-09

Minneapolis sits down hard on the promo
stion 10 form a union with ST. Paul. Min
neapolis is growing rapidly and can see no
good likely to come out OF the annexation Of
ST. Paul.
The morning call., 1891-10-09

lls4c for heavy and medium 121a@13c for light.
and 131a@14c . ID for extra light; Bacon sa ss,
trade. 14@l44c: California Hams. salt ll9l hac
b. refrlgeratoreured. l2@l2l2e; Lard tlerc s;s.
fornia. tierces 9@94c: half-bbs, 9L4C49 Hsc; tins
1S Se ga Nd, Hss g sds .o sEtrs sS S
:s 5ggs; family do 81 so912; clear , i poss
ex.r prime $daS 90 n s!f Pa Por
2 keg, $3gS 70; Pigs Feet. $159l3 oo . Dbl;
HOPS-We quote good to choice old or new. lZS
16e: common to fair, lo@llc q ID.
"a M mednn Sc iigbt 5c. CowSides sn sailed
Kip. 4c q 10; salted Caf &c q ID; dry Hides usual
~ dry 5o &C. ay c s6 sd
summer, s71ac: medium; soSs21a; winter 2o935eS;
sheepskins sheariags l0S25c, short VOL; sJS
Culis OF all kinds about 1sc less ,,
TALLow-Fair to good rendered. 4@414c; re-
Wool We qaose fa2I Woods: San Joaquin
and Southern lambs, 99l1c 2 ID: Mouptain Free.
1l@14c n 10: Mountain defective, 1U(G12c q u:
Humboldt and Mendocmo, l5gl7c q 10 Spring clips
range as follows: Choice Northern, ds1S@20c n;
S1nthern seven monthS l4&l5c = d. Foothiil and
Middle Countses, l7QlSiac q ID.
General Merchandise.
BAGs-oalcuttas. sac; local make, s1ac; Wool
Oil = California Castor oil. in cases, No.
quotable ar =; No z cases; 81 10, Gols s4c
Lnseed. bbs. p gal, boiled, 461@c; raw, 44c p gal:
cases, 2z2c more Cocoa, 50G6Oc p gall; China Nut.
do raw. 47c y gal cases. 21ae more Lard OIL. bbls,
72Iac cases. S0c p gallon.
PETRoLEUM-S Starlight, 1870 a gal; Downer's.
271ac q gallon; Astral, s1ac; 1902 Elaine 2312c;
Pearl. lsLse: Water White, refined; bulk. 13c:
Headlight 1852. cases, 23c: Mineral illuminating,
5000, zoe in cases. Standard, no fire test lie q
gallon tcaps) l71ac faucets and 12c in bulk
GASOLINE. ErC.-63o Benzine bulk, 1870 p gal;
cases. 1gc; TAO Gasoline, bulk, l41c; cases. zoe; $50
Gasoline. bulk, Csc; cases, 29c 2 lol.
WHITE LEAD-OuOted at 714ty3c y 10.
TURPENTINE-Quoted at 53c u gallon
SUGAR-C and ID grades are marked down.
The W estern sugar Refining Company now quotes
follows. terms net cash: Cube, Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed, all Sac y 10;
Dry Graduated Size: Confectonsrs A.. 55se:
Extra q, 4Hc: Golden G. 41sc; ID. 4c Q 10; half
Dbis 14c more than bbIs, and boxes 12c more
San Francisco Meat Market.
Wholesale rates from slaughterors to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality. $4,000; second quality
4126l5c; third no. 4@Dii4c.
VEAL-Larye. 6l97c; small Calves. 7G9c.
MUTrON-Wethers 7@3c; Ewes, 7G74ac
LAMB-809c u 10.
PoRK-Llve Hogs, 4149I14c a 10 for hesvy hard
granted 41ac for light average do; STOCK hogs
4@41sc d ID; dressed do, 6J497H2c q ID.
The morning call., 1891-10-09
DfLNo6ENr SALE NoT1cE-oRUIKsHAsE

- Gold Mining Company. Location OF principal
place of business, San Francisco. CAL Location OF
works Los Burros District, Monterey County, Cal
Notlce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account of Assessment (No. 81
levied the 7th day of July, 1891, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders as follows:
The morning call., 1891-10-09

Shipping Notes.

z
The Belgic took out a Treasure list OF $247, 1855.
consisting OF 800 in Gold Dust, SlO,72O in Gold
Coiu Anu 1886, 535 In Mexican Dollars.
The morning call., 1891-10-09


Ana IN accordance with law, and an order from
the Board OF Directors, made on the 25th day OF
August 1891 SO many shares OF each parcel OF such
stoeS as may be necessary Will be sold at public
auction az the oiiee OF the company, Room 20.
NeVaua BLOCK. 800 Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco; california, on THURSDAY, the 22d day OF
0ctoDer, 1871 at the hour OF O'Clock NJ. OF said
gay TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
gether with costs OF advertising and expenses of
sale oc4 tdl AUG. WATERMAN. Secretary
fNHE EVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
TO 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part OF the city; the Bulletin is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by posta1-card otherwise will receiva
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-10-09

The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: October. IS Sd; Novem-
Der. IS 91Md; December. Ss 919d: January. os
1OAd; February, SIS 1O34d; March, IS 10hsd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON Oct s.-Consols, 81 11-16; United states
Bonds-4's 1904: do. 2's, lU3; Silver. 445sd
Rentes. 96f 71ac Bullion Out Of Bank OF England
950,0uO
The morning call., 1891-10-09

FUTUREI

LIVERPOOL Oct S.-The SPOT market is higher
at SIS sad Cargoes are higher at 44s Sd Tor off
coast 44s Sd Tor Just shipped and 44s I'd Tor nearly
The morning call., 1891-10-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
LICK HOUSE.

Rev SilcoI & VT, sac - Bell, Auburn
Miss Rsdon, Sacto Mrs + IL Todd Berkeley
A st sure, Alameda A IngalsOe San Jose
II Trevor, Alameda w L Hewitt X w,Stocktn
Henderson, Eureka 4 S Kemp a W, Seattle
A White, Los Angeles - W Cyrus. Tacoma
wood, Tulare Mrs J f Hayman, Colusa
j Hudson, New York Mcdonald Stockton
d Cameron. Hanford w Dunn, Los Angeles
ConKIin BakersheldlJ Gardener, Hanford
- l. 49,
The morning call., 1891-10-09
PortIandPs Business.
Exchange and Bull

PORTLAND (oregon). Oct. g. - Clearanees,
s5O6, 600; balances. $9S, 600
The morning call., 1891-10-09

Anu IN accoriance With law and an order frosa
the Board Of Directors. made on the 7th day of
'uly, 1891, so many shares OF each parcel Of such
took as may be necessary will be sold At public
'action at the onice OF the company. Room s, 2ll
sansome ST., San Francisco. CAL, on Monday tho
'th day of September, 1891. at the hour OF n
o'clock n. of said day, to pay said Delinquent. A..
sessment thereon, together with costs OF adrerti,
tng and expenses Of sale.
ERNEST J. KOCH, Secretary.
oface-Room 8. all Sansome st. San Francisco.
Cal
NEMENT.
THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK of THE
Crulkshank Gold Mining Company il hereby
postponed until Monday, October g. 1897 az II
O'Clock noon, at the office of the Company Room 8
NO. I'll Sansomc street, San francisco Cal By
order or the Board OF Directors.
ERNEST }. KOCH. Secretary.
PoSTPCNEMEMT.
THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
the CruikShank Gold Mining Company is hereby
postponed until Wednesday, November (. 1891 az
Il ocock noon. at the Office of the Company. Room
o. NO. III SanSonG street. san Francisco, Cal. By
order OF the Board OF Directors.
oc5 I'd ERNEST J. KOCH. Secretary
The morning call., 1891-10-09
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco
SUN AND TIDE TABLE.

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