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feeble and friendless, and-and-please.
Mrs. Daggett, take the money. Perhaps
by the time that is gone l shall be able to
send little more. My employers are going
to pay me generously IN tne city, ana leel
myself growing better able to work every
day"
So Helen HYDE adopted the cause Of one
even poorer and more friendless than her
self, and FOR year she paid ~ "eeh
steadily, and Mr.. Miffin never knew Wha'
danger had menaced him.
At the end of that time the oIu ,iid
mans grandson came from some wtuse, e s,ad waad
region across the sea, tan. oo 80, g., g., dis-
young man with the mien OF d pi i'N0e - N''
guise. ,,u dead a wear" he
o.tj 9.and hjs papers have only just been
fhoroughIv investigated. so that nave Just
iasrned for the first time, that there is an ar
roorage due on my grandfather allowance;
hone he has not been allowed TO suHer-
.06. he's all right!" said Mira. Daggett.
1--WE have taken excellent care OF him.
You are a noble-hearted woman. SAID
the young man, fervently clasping her hand,
"and will see that you are no loser Dy your
generosity"
red and white, for Helen Hyde, now spend
ing her second summer at the farmhouse,
sat by. quietly sewing in tue window recess.
"Im free TO allow that me and Daggetl got
out of patience and was going to put him on
tue lOWu. Uut MISS 1Sue, uoIt. Oue =, S~H
boarders, she's paid for him ever since =,
II beg your pardon if | have interiefeo,
said Helen, bluShing scarlet as the iaree
black eyes fell scrutinlZingly, on her tace; :;
"but he seemed so old and helpless, tnat-
"G0d bless vou for your noble deeu! salu
Ambrose MiffliD, earnestly.
But there was something IN Helen, man
ner which prevented him from oHerlns any
pecuniary TecOmpense TO her.
"My grandfather viii require your care
no longer" said he. 1--WE have been Tort
uuate in our Australian Investments ana l
am prerarrd TO buy the old farm JACK again
and settle here permanently"
And when Mrs. Dardanel began to think
about getting her winter dresses made up
she received note from Miss Hyde which
ran as follows:
Dear Mrs. DQrdanei: ! am sorry to diSapDoint
yOu but cannot undertake any more orders,
for 1 am 10 be married next month 10 Mr.. Am
blose Mlftiin and We are 10 live al the Daggett
farm. And Oh! how proud / should bo II you
would come here aud ylsit ME next summer,
when the roses are IN bloom and the strawberries
Tiren. Ambrose IS all that is nice and nave Ihe
dearest Old grandfather in-law ia the world
AfectiOnateiY HELEN HYDE.
And all this life's romance had grown out
Heen's month at the seaside.
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shIPPING NTcLLIa ENCE.
Arrive 1

MONDAY. July II.
Stmr Cosmopolis, DettmerS, 80 hours from
Ventura; produce to II Dutard
Stmr Pomona, Hannah, l71a hours from Eureka;
pass and mdse, to Goodall. Perkins Il Co
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, 6lS4 hours firm San
Diego; pass and mdse to Goo all, Perkins 4 Co.
Stmr Coos Bay, Triple, "a hours from Gaviota;
ballast to GOodall. Perkins & Co.
Stmr Celia, johnson. 81 hours from Humboldt;
lumber, to Higgins & Collins.
stmr Cleone Miller, lS hours from westport;
lumber. to q l. Dingley 4 Co.
Ger stmr Romuius Berndt, 312 days from Nam
amo 40s1 tons coal, TO John Rosenfeld's Sons.
Yacht LuIline. Svenson, fIom Santa Cruz. Sau.
salito direct
Br ship Port Stanley. Mcconnell, 1876 days from
Swansea; 3493 tons COAL TO Renton Coal Co.
Br ship Barcadale. PEBBLES. 66 days from NeS.
castle. NSw; 800 tons coai. TO Moore & Co
Br ship Eurasia, Hughes. l3s days from London,
l5.2SS bbis cement, TO Balfour Guthrie & Co.
Br ship Republic Owen. 81 days from Newcastle.
NSW; 37SS tons coal, TO j ID Spreckels Bros
Haw bark Andrew WEIGH. Drew. rs days from
BARK Harvester. vest Rock. ~ DAYS from NJ Hno. mas,
and mdse. to j ID Spreokels 4 Bros.
Schr Golden Gate. Larsen, ~ hours from Navarro;
lumber. Up river direct
Schr Howard, Dodd, 40 hours from Navarro: l69
NJ ft lumber, TO Navarro Mil Co
sehr Jennie Griffin Campbell. 10 hours from b.
dega; 90 bxs butter. to Ross x Hewlett.
Schr VIM henson, Hanson, DAYS from Grays
Harbor: lumber, TO Z Slade Lumber Co.
Schr Emma and Louisa, wester, 10 days from
Aleutian Islands; 1342 sealskins to G ID I.add
Schr Tampa, Peterson, days from Seattle; $40
Nj It lumber. to Western Mil Co
Scbr Czarins SchmaItz, 8 days firm Pirate Cove
2i0, 900 goldfish, cs furs to Mcclellan Fishing and
Trading Co. Sausalito direct
sehr oo'ama, Nelson, days from Coos Bay
<so M IL iumoer, 10 simpson Lumber Co.
MONDAY July II.
stmr Columbia Bolles Astoria; UPRRC Co
pla Stmr LOS Angeles Leland. Wilmington; Goodall.
Br ship Meoltan, Doughty, Queenstown; j u
Bark Sea King, Pierce. Nanaimo; John Rosen-
fields Sons.
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Prnduca Marlrat

FLoUR-Net cash prices are: Family extra, "a 40
@4 so; Bakers extras, 81 1904 so; supernne ~ 75
4pS " bbl.
WHEAr-Was of again yesterday both East and
abroad, and futures here declined In couseauenee
The spot market was lower but IL was weak and
dealers complained OF excessive duliness M
~ 3oQl 5614 y cu; choice. 81 37I.; lower grades
81 5Vgl 52b2; extra cholce for milling 81 s0DI as
y ctL Va %0SA ~
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL sEssIoN-lo o'clock-SelIsr 700 Inn
tons. 81 ~ 1900. 81 1854
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-SeIier q2-l6OO
TONS, ~ So12; 1900. 81 353s; December-YOO,
.aIhhNooN SESSION Seller '92 - 100 tons
T. Se@s; .sVo 81 S5l4. Buyer DecemDer-2OO
heova Lhf-Ihe market was soft YESTERDAY with
No y F"se e"cseipts aud futures were dull and lower
sve; choice bright do, lac dark coast
M y5e,1I ~ ia Brewing e5cQSl: No CheyaIler
-'%t 'V' io"er grades. 9Oe1si p ctI
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-iO o'cIoek- -no...., nm
TONS 96c. "-Decemoer-Zuo
saa ~ ~, LAh ~ moRNINo SEssIoN-SelIer ,g2 nav
2oU 947sc. '0s' ''N'"oer-ooo eoci
o.AFTERkooN SESSION December = soo ,o,s
90s4c; 400, eO5sc '"-ioV, slci zov'
OATS-ChO1ee are steady I'm, ~.
~. Sno unn ana werk. New California Coast Mhite
Sats. VI lut9l 70 ctl, according to asI.itrv f,ia
"hi'e' 81 s-E@l 40 for good to choice. 81 42LssD
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The DIVE EVIL.
Rev. John Gray Delivers an Interesting
Sermon on the Subject.

Kew. tOhn tray DeliVeTs an interesting
Sermon on the Subject.
The services in the new Church of the
Advent. on Eleventh street, near Market
were held 10 the lower hall yesterday aud
Sunday evening, as the upuer portion Of the
edifce Is not yet IN a completed state.
At the evening service the rector. Rev.
John Gray, delivered sermon upon the
subject Of the dives and their suppression.
The reverend gentleman touched upon the
manner in which the dive evil had grown
In this city. The various phases of vice
from the earliest times recorded IN Scrip
tuTe were touched upon. As regards the
relation OF law to the suppression Of vice
and punishment thereof the speaker main-
tanned mat no law can rise hgher than the
character Of the people who live under il !;
but yet there often comes time when a
few persons In a community acting
under good impulses proceed 10 perfect
the law to meet the needs of the commu-
nifty. Such a thing had occurred la this
CITY and the lew had become many.
As 1t IS now y men represented the moral
voice Of San Francisco. They were the
Supervisors. The moral affairs of the
city must be regulated by them. II is use
less to attempt to correct the evils OF A COM
munity rs regards the law unless men are
selected who have an understanding of The
| times and who represent the moral feeling
OF the community.
Mr.. Gray then referred to the Metro
polltan Temple meetings, and said that
while he was pleased 10 see SO many per-
sons taking an interest in the movement.
there ought to be 10000 more to represent;
the moral force Of the city. The voice Of
humanity should be heard. Nothing can
be accomplished by a few people. Il needs
the federation OF a number Of persons who
are interested in eIevating the moral tone Of
the community. If the present uprising
against vice 10 its hOme-the GiVeS-does
not come to successful end, the cause Of
humanity will be blocked for years to come.
1t Was time for the city 10 be protected
against the evil. and every one who has the
welfare of the community at heart should
De Invited 10 take part in the good work
The time Is ripe now for action. All petty
preludlces should be thrown aside and all
should act together and endeavor to make
city nl M IN
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COMMERCIAL RECORD

MONDAY EVENING, July IL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErA
Wheat and Barley futures lower.
oats Corn and Rye unchanged.
Lima Beans moro freely offered
Hay steady.
Potatoes and Onions unchanged.
Butter aud Eggs weak. Cheese steady.
Poultry nominal
Apricots and Peaches firm.
Dried Fruit advancing
New Honey firm.
Hops weak and dun.
Vegetables IN good supply.
Silver hTmer.
Mexican Dollars lower.
New YORK Exchange higher.
Grain Bags Arm.
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California Eruft.

CHICAGO. July 1.-The Porter Brothers Company
sold to-day four carloads OF California Fruit.
Bartlett Pears. 80 1908 65 Beurre Giifords 81 80;
81 3OGl IS; Peach flums $2 4593 20; Washing
ton fiums. 80 20; Tragedy Prunes. 50 25a3 So;
German Prunes. 81 rs; Bonanza Plums. So rs:
Purple pas9es. ~ 05 Hales Early Peaches, 81 55
The Earl Fruit Company realized the
prices Tor California Fruit sold at auction rodav
Royal ApricOts, 81 5OQ1l 90: Hair's FarIv Peaches
81 $500; Bartlett Pears. SO 1903 81: Peach PIums
~ s0G3 10; Cherry Plums, 81 35; Simoni Prunes
IS; X yRi Anne Cherries, 81 40; Hiac. Rennhi,c.n
Cherries. s2 40d9 20.
NEw YORK. July 1.-THE Porter Brotbers Com
pany sold to-day two carloads OF Csufornta Ernir
Apricots s5c9tl 80; Peaches. 81 95aI 20. Hart
lett fears, $5 5O93 S1b2: Royal Hatlyo 'Pmms
Prunes, So 5OQ3 SO NV' Ni"se"'
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RnIIdera, Cnntracts.

7. A. Mcdonald with James Z. Schulz. TO erect 4
dwelling on W line OF sanchez street. 1876 OF
Twenty-siXth, $500; bonds $1,000, L. Ruckwardt
and {. K. johnson suretes
William KEELING with Robert Boyd brickwork OF
4-story brick building on Glasgow street. 80 from
Eddy, S6l32. bonds $1,000 +. r. Wards and NJ.
Kpl cher sureties.
Raphael Bros. with Cahil & Hail. an elevator IN
the brick building now being erected cn Morton
street. $500; bonds $500, L. Belmor aud A.
Merle SuretieS.
NcGowSn & Butler with Joseph wilcox. earpen-
ten work for church. etc. on T. corner OF Bush
and Cough streets s27 900.
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rBH nos4s OF N1GHr.

.,v,,, out ne fellows OF the sea they ereep,
Trotn a=,sek rnd Granny under roek At d tree.
fnsv s,.SErr a tha valley. Yer the see
Prom sfn.EiBssd crest to cress, they hin iseRf
a fzsferine rect: the mountain sides tlifs ff7eh
Forever npsaDd MP, resistlessay.
JHtii they n ach the SKY Ia victory
They drlvf. the osy adowa sae western GesIe
wea ls tEe battle. Day has -sAen night
Arc7nd the bixouzc fires that gieam SO brlght
Iixf IN IAe sky. with banners all unfurlea'
Ssang silently the myriad bosts o. night,
Comsanisned 0y Gods angels pure and whitet
A wAs shIui guard above sleeping world
JOHN p. SJ0LANBEka
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Jnly ll.-wheat was fairly active and
opened 16GI4c lower on easy cables. good weather
aud the Government report, declined sac on lack
OF demand. rallied $3.50 al Unexpectedly
large decrease IN the visible supply and closed
steady on top and is1ssc lower than on Saturday.
Receipts, $1,000 bushels; shipments, 3I4OOO
bushels. Rye. zoe. barley, SOC.
CHICAGO. July ll.-Whest-Cash. 76a4c Corn
a. 40. Nhisky-Sl is.
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The British Grain Market.

LONDON. july 1.-THE Mark Lane Express in its
weekly review OF the British grain trade saws /:
Hop prospects have improved with fine weather.
English Wheat seems 10 have found It's bottom
value IN the country markets at 2qs I'd Mnlers are
buying all they az this price. Foreign Flour
and Wheat are I'd lower. Australian aud the finest
Indian Wheat tch 33s In to-day's market Eng
lish wheat WAS firm at 32s cd foreign met wit h
lille sale American Flour declined. Barley was
steady. oats were Sd desrer Maize was cheaper
@ "A American REPORTS.
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Enrlish Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, July 1.-THE spot market is lower
at6s I'd. CarEoes are quiet At s3s I'd Tor OF
34s I'D iOr Just shipped and 34s Cd fOr nearly due
FuTUREA
Tie Produce Exchange cable gives the following
LiverTool quotations for No = RED Wintcs July
6s 5izd. August. 6s 5s4d; september. 0s 5l3 q F.;
October. 6s cad: November, 6s 6Jhd; December,
6s sgd.
LONDON. July II. Consols. a6sz: Silver
80 l3l6d; Rerites, est 6215c. Bullion into bank
Of England, Gi7, 600.
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Shipping Notas

Steamers to sail to-day are the Columbia for
Portland, Hattie Gage for Eel River. Point Iona
ior drsys Harbor. Los Angeles for Newport. Cres-
cent City Tor Crescent City and Gipsy for tho Ga
Ilnas River The State OF California f,s t,,a ,-,
foItiand and the ArAgo from Coos Raw
Japan Sunday. ~ Nnine ~"u
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EmbezzIer tharIes ArnoId

1t is reported that Charles Arnold, d.,
young architect who went to Napa to secure
contracts for the Western Iron Works and
ieyanted with 500, 10 sought by other cred
ssoZs besides his employers. He owes con-
siderable borrowed money and 1t is believed
that ne left the State
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DELINQUENT SALE NoTICrs

DELINQuENT SALE NOTICE.-UTAH CON
- soiidated Conpany-LoeatiOn OF principal place
of business, san Francisco Cal. Location OF works
Virginia City. storey Comfy, New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described STOCK. Oh account OF assessment No Is
levied on the seventh day Of June 1892 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
Shareholders as follows:
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, Ahu III accordsuoe With law aud order of the
posrd OF directors. made on the 18th day OF May.
Iosz SO many shares OF each parcel OF such stock
as may be necessary win be sold at pubic auction
az the once Of the company, room 79, Nevada BLOCK
SV9 MONTGOMERY street. san Francisco, CAL on
TUESDAY, the 18th day OF July 1892, at o'ciocs
r NJ ot said day. 10 pay said delinquent assessment
snereon, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
CHAS L ELLIOT. Secretary
omoe-soom a. Nevada Block SOC Montgomerv
etres5 Sa1 Fraaeise0, Cal. lea Ia
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AUCTION SALES.
WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD. D.
his DAY.

REAL ESTATE AND GEN AUCTI0NEER
(has no connection with any other persons In the
businessJ. at his old place.
Onice & Salesroom-4l2 Pine st. Nevada Blockl-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

-, ,ienIy hinke, fby eaecutor) TO Eveiine CuttinO
lot on y line OF Laguaa str eet % feet of Viii
- by rs; si9uO. ~ ~ Va E-iiis,
Joseph ootter TO Thomas o'Connor. lot on NE
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licensed to Marry.
oCoIDrcIAA ifUIrL.


Licenses 70 marry were issued yesterday
90 the following named.
Gis s.en ~ y Nlsen Sa' ana LILLY Chesbro. 37-35
henry Johe and Sophie SeGsfeT' 28-3O
na Maa FrsdY r. @suze.t sed & Sad ElieH Daily 37-2s
h .gb ORourke and Mary Brttt, e %
George Il. Langley and Louise Geort. % m
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The Superior Furniture of Residence

wanut-frame ParIor Suit; Easy and Reception
Chairs; Upholstered Rockers; Marbie-tOp and
Library ables; Lace CurtS inS aud Poles; Inc
Large OH Paintings in gold GIT frames: oriental
and BED Lounges: Oak ami nut Chamber
Suits; Three-qUaTter Bedst Spring and
mar Top Mattresses; Blanket- Sleets, Spreads.
reather Pillows; Best Tapestry Carpets over
tne houSei lnlald Walnut Hat-rack; Ebonized
Chlha closet: Oak Extension Table; Chairs;
Sutery; Crockery, Glass and Plated Ware;
Range and Kitchen Utensils. etc.
WILLIAM BUTrERFIELD.
ylZ ~ AuctiOueer. 4l2 Pine street
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SCORPION MINING COMPANY,
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.

RULLION MINING CONGRATULATIONS OF
- pIlncIpal place of business, san Francisco Cal:
location OF works, Storey Couuty. New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment mo SS)
levied on the gath day OF May 1892 the seysrai
AhOuhts SET opposlso the names OF the respective
a. fnI
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE
Rich and Elegant Furniture, Ornaments, Etc.

WILL SELL THIS DAY.
Tuesday, July ~, 1892, at IL o'clock A. NJ, at
the residence, 918 Van Ness ave., near Geary,
by catalogue, all of the Magnificent Parlor,
Bed, Dining room, Library and Drawing room
Furniture,
Grand Rosewood Upright Piano; Rich Odd Parlor
Upholstery; Cherry, Oak and Walnut Manteis with
Bric-a- 5rac Mirrors: Fine Oak and Walnut Mirror
front Desk and Bookcase; FOlding-beds: Wilton and
Body Brussels Carpets and Rugs; Fine Oriental
Satsuma. Bisque and Marble Vases and Clocks:
Finest Etchings, Engrayings and Oil Paintings;
Elegant Lace Curtains, DrapcrieS and PUrtfere5;
Fine Brass Chandeliers comprising In part:
one small size Upright Rosewood Piano. In per-
tect order; Elegant Music Rack; Handsome Parlor
Set, in French broeade Fine PsrIor Set in blue
satin and SILK plush; Odd ParIoT Divans Easy and
Reclining chairs of the newest designs, III rich
covers; Eltgant oriental Satsuma and II Hammered
0oid vases; Fine BtSque and Bronze Ornaments; :;
Handsome Oak and Cherry Mantle, 5. with French
mirror top and fine tiling to mateh Cherry aud
onyx center and Side Tables: Fine Body Brussels
carpet; Fine Engravings and Etchings; Elegant
oh Palntlng by Keith (COst $4,000: Hal dsome Wal
nut Oa& and Cherry Bedroom Sets. with plate glass
door wardrobes and chiffOniers TO match: White
bedding; Easy Chairs and Lounges: Extra Fine
Folding Beds of different designs; Body Brussels
Carpets
Massive Walnut Tennessee MarbIe.top Sideboard
with Pedestal Extension Table and Chairs TO mate
elegant Dwarf and Cylinder Bookcases: Library
Tables etc; Body Brussels Hall and Stair arpets;
large OAK HaStand aud other fine goods too numer-
Gus TO mention.
The above is the contents OF an elegant IS-room
residence and cost over $1,000 less than two years
ago. Sale positively without reserve
1ylO 81 NJ. j. SIMMONS AuctiOneer.
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MORNING SALES
Board-slO0O zI Bonds. 9lss; $4,000 do,
AFTERNOON
Board-s2OOO + OF Bonds, 1929: 20 5
W water, 80; 10 Pacific Gas Imp 80: 10 Omnibus
cable, 65; $1,000 ; ~ Bonds 9illa: 5000 U ~
(eoup0n) Bonds, 1885 rs Cal Electric Light 1855
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

pSny-Locatton Of works and principal place Of
business. Gold Hlll, Storey County Nevada
NottcS-There are delinquent upon the following.
described stock. Oh account OF assessment No. 81
levied on the ninth day of May, Ss2 the several
cunts SET opposite the names OF the respective
shaIehOldeIs fsILoMa:
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New York NIarkets.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE stock market was
stl dull and lstess changes tor the day being in
significant Governments dull and steady. Petro-
Ienm closed AT 527sc.
NEW York. July H.-UHited States Bonds. as
III; do. rs, 100; Northern Pecihc. 20I. cana
dian Pacihc. S9s4 CentraiPscihc, SOI4; Union Pa
chc. 57I4: Atchison Santa Fe. So: Wells
Fargo. lA3; Western Union, s313; Silver, 714ei
Sterling 81 81 "a s5.
Wheat July. CSC. Flour. steady. Coffee
sll 10 Sugar. "a % 3isc. Hons Pacnc
Coast. lsS2Gc Hides. l5c. C0Dper-Lake Sll 40
Tm-spot, $40 90 Lead-Domestic. 81 25. Iron
SI6. Petroleu3. 527so.
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Aud In accordance with law and an order OF tho
Board OF directors made the oath day of Nav
1892. SO many shares OF each reel or said stock as
may De necessary viii be sold at public auction as
the once OF the company room 20, 3SI Pine street.
Ban Francisco, Cal, on TUESDAY, the 10th dav of
July. 1892 at the hour of 2 O'Clock p NJ OF said
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costs OF advertising aud expenses OF
the sale. r. r. GRAYSON SscrataTv
ofiee-Room 20. s3l Pine street, San Francis o,
Cal. 3v1 III
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And in accordance with law and order OF the
Board OF Trustees, made the stu day OF May,
1891 So many shares OF each parcel of such stock
as may be necessary win be sad az public aue Ion
az the office OF the compse%. 3 Main st, Gold
Hill, New, on MONDAY the lSth day of July, 1892,
at O'Clock NJ OF said day. to pay said delinquen
assessment thereon, together with costs OF adVer.
tiSing and expenses o. sale.
iel9 I'd W. II. BLAUVELT. Secretary.
MEXICAN GOLD AND SILVER MINING COM
w pAnE-LoeAtion Of works and principal place of
business. san Francisco. California; location of
WORKS, virginia city, Storey County. Nevada
Notlcs-Ihere are delinquent upon the following.
uescrlo bed stock, on account of assessment No az
levied on thesiItsenth day OF Nay lS92 the several
snouhts set opposite the names OF the respective
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JH
-. July IL, 1S92s

Auesuay --Juty l<s AooSs
AT IL o'clock A NJ. the premises.
6O2 SUFFER- STREET, CORNER OF MASON,
I WILL SILL.
account the removal of bA hufIdings
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San Francisco Neat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality. 5&5Iac; second quality.
41zc: third do. 9L244c
VEAL-Large. sos Lae; small Calves 6a6iRc
MUTTON-Wethers. 7ESc; Ewes, 6J2R7c.
LAMB-SpTing S939c z 10
PORK-Live Hogs sTsa5c y 10 FOR heavy hard
grain-fed; 5I445L3c for light average do; stock
Hogs, i1z&4S4c; dressed do. 7i2&5L5c q 10.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-CAlcuttas firm at i4e; Wool Bags S6s Ssc.
SUGAR-The Western sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash; Cube. Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 5Ssc & n; Dry Granulatel
6i4c = 10; ConfectiOne-s' A, 51sc; Standard A.
41scI Magnolia, 43sc; Extra c. 4Lac; Golden G.
43sc; u, 4bAc 70; half bbis, I4c more than bbIs
and boxes I've more.
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Exchanre and RnllI

POrtland's Business
PORTLAND. Or, July ll-Clearanees. SsOo 600.
balances $4,000 T'V"'VVV'
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Hops are quiet. featureless and nominAlly ur
changed.

Coffee is very dun and values are nominal July
aud August sll IS; September. slI 50. Sales,
eO0c bags.
saRAr-Raw, firm and unchanged; refined. quiet
and hrm; cut loaf, crushed, powdered and granu-
lated. lac lower.
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II - tN1INV "ItII IaW anu III ORDER from
VIZ " -, "a uileotVlS. thade on the day OF
1897, SO many shares OF each parcel of sueh
stock as may be necessary Will be sold at public
auction at the otiee of the company room So
cisco, California. on FRIDAY the 29th day OF Inv
Issz, at the hour of o'clock P NJ. OF said day to
wita costs OF advertising and expenses of sale
a h. FISH, Secretary
omee-Room %, Nevada block, 500 Montgomerv
-e., -au -nau-.sco. oallI0rnia. iVl2 Id
The morning call., 1892-07-12
CHAS. LEVY g. CO.,

AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SalesrOom-ll35 Market st, bet 7th and Sth
Regular Salesdays-Tuesday and Friday.
THIS DAY,
tuesday .......-...........JulY IL, 1892,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at saiesrUoms.
1135 MARKET ST.. BET. SEVENTH and EIGHTH
" SELL.
AN ELEGANT CONSIGNMENT OFPARLOR UP
H0LSTEBY Bedroom Sets with Clipper and Curled
Hair Top Mattresses, Gilt Mantel Mirrors Carpets
Bedding, SidebOards, Extension Tables, Curtains,
Bed Lounges, Paintings, CrOckery, Glassware
Stoves, Ranges. etc; also, lot Of Groceries and
Fixtures aud Ioa sale, OF a 15-rOom house re-
moved TO our salesFOOm tor convenience OF sale.
1t CHAS LEVY & CO. AuctiOueers