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FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor
ner 55th.st Sc, Rev. JOHN HALL, ID. D., Pastor-Sor
vice at IL a. m Communion p. m)
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coc,rTv FOR ETHICAL CULTURE-Lectufs b
mr. STANTON COLT at Chiekering Hall at IL 20 O. ~
Subject ferdinand LSsalle. The Socialist All intar'
ested are invited.
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send your Blankets and Curtains 20 Lords Dyehg
and Cleansing Co.. loths near BroadWay OF OoS OtnaVe
First-class work moderate prices.
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MARRIED.

Imperial GrsnIm Is the PgresT safest mHs reliable
ing Mothers. Invalids. Convolescents and the aged
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Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address
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Are YOU In need Of an,thingl Then examine the
,anv Columns OF short advertisements on the eighth
No. ninth pages Of The Tribune this morning.
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MRS. HARR1sOY's TNPRoVED HEALTH.
w.sbinct0n April 1G.-Mrs. Harrison Is much bet
~. this morning and will probably be able to leave
her rom In few days.
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ST MICHAEL's CHURCH. Amsterdam-ave. and Doth.
~ An seats free Faster Day. a Maths and Holy
Communion; 9:45 a. m, sunday-schoo service II M.
Morning PRAYER and Holy Communion with by the
Roy r. NJ PETERS, ;. T. ID. D. M chldren's carol
service 8 D. m, service with sermon by the Rev. 0Eo b.
PRATT
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II YOU want competent cook. dreSsmaker or coa aS,
- 'eramne The little advertisements OIL the cghtn
and ninth pages OF The Tribune
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CHURCH OF ST JOHN BAPTIST (Epi,copaD. Lex
ington ave. cor. Fast 35th-st-Eistr services, a. M,
Ii o'cloct Holy Communion and sermon by Rector
Rev CORNELIUS ROOSEVELT DUFFlE, d. d.
y. HI, T.
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, DDrcTDFyT COMING TO NEWBORN

Washington. April I6.-The President and several
.,ors ~ his Cabinet win visit New-York on MAY o.
o. ,o,e mart in the ceremonies at the laying OF the
w oro o of the Grant Monument
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. corner Of Sttn,st ane
ParlI.ays.-Seryices at IL a. M PREACHING W fse''
KOBEl;T COLLfER.
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TRANSFORMATIONS CHAPEL, 69thst.. West. ~
tween Coumbusave. and Boulevard -Seryices. 80 ~
II q, m end y. N
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General society OF Mechanic. and Trs de.nien
Brothers, You are egsted 70 attend ns iunea Of our
brother Marc Edit Monday 18th inst at ~ ~
Y. m. at 1913 Fast 72dst - . ,,
JOSEPH J. LITTLE. President.
STEPMEN NJ. WKIGHT SECRETARY.
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Mechanics and Traders Exchnnge,-lhe Teinoers o.
fXrhange reque sted 10 attend the funeral VI ou
late assoclate Marc Eldtl. Monday 18th inst, al
10 80 y. m. at 1913 Eat 12d.st .
GEORGE. MOORE SMITH President.
STEPHEN VI. WRIGHT, Secretary.
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DIED.

BAC9N1on md ThW%s,aay April a. Frank E. only son Of
D. a aad end a A. SSe to attend the funeral SER
Wees At i5S Rutedgest Brooklyn on sunday afternoon
at O'Clock
April Is. 1902. Charlotte Emma Harding. wife Of Albert
q. BROKER, aged - wears and II months,
Chicago Cleveland and Akron Ohio papers please
1892, Susie A., wife Of George ". Butts Of fObOken
eqs rHssifuy INVITED to attend the
April 10, 1897, at 5 p. m.
EIDLITz Friday April Is, 1892. Marc Eidlitr in the
Friends invited attend funeral from his late resi-
dence. No. l23 Fast 72dstp at 10 80 a. IN. Monday
GERMANIA BANK,
2I5 BOwERY,
YEw.YORK, APRIL 10th. 1892.
At special meeting Of the Board OF Directors held
this day. the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
WHEREAS, The Board OF Directors OF the Germania
Bank are to-day informed u the death Of
MARC EIDLITZ,
long the President OF this and valued friend Of
each member OF this Board therefore be it
RESOLVED, That tho Board OF Directors Of this bank
in recording loss which the institution has suffered
by the death It's President who had for many years
presided over affairs with eminent skill and prudence
and with notable desire at the time TO bear
witness constant kindness and courtesy with which
Mr. Edh performed all his duties aud to place on record
their testimony TO the high qualities OF fidelity and friend
ship which marked his whole In life.
RESOLVED, That express to the family OF our
deceased President heartfelt sympathy together with
the assurance shall they will, cherish always
the memory OF Marc EidA that OF man, open and
upright In ell lif-, cordial and kindly in his inter-
course with all his associates faithful TO every trust
given into his hands and sincere and constant In
friend ship a. the affection and respect Of all
who knew him. and
RESOLVED, That as evidence OF respect To his
memory thI, Board attend body the funeral services.
and that q copy Of resolutions be engrossed and
sent TO the family OF Mr. Eldiu.
order O Board.
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do you want real estate. servants board or room,
Then examine the little advortiseuentS OH '"e "'"''
and ninth pages OF The Tribune to day.
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Mendes salary would be made up TO him by sub
scription. All sections of the Chamber, the Right
excented applauded and supported NJ. Rcard.
They voted down Monseigncur d'IIulst with his
Anarchist doctrines by more than 200 majority.
and then by more than two TO one declared their
confidence in the Governmental very good day :
work.
NJ Ricard has since issued circular to the
public prosecutors all France urging them
to he vigiant in depressing disorders in churches
and 10 prosecute offenders. lie appeals likewise
70 the bishops TO put stop to political CONFER
ences held In churches by priests, and to keep
the churches for the legitimate exercises OF re-
rion. II they will not. the Government will
nut the law in motion. So political priests have
fair warning
They who have forehnowledge Of events
announced that the French Ministry was
10 be upeet this week It's colonial policy was 10
b In. stumbling block. There are difficulties
with Dahomey, and Ministers thought they could
not be smoothed away with less than 100000
Upon this demand the Radicals proposed TO raise
general debate on colonial policy and turn out
the Government The debate duly came OH
The Dahomey funds were voted by 1877 majority
Then came various proposals. amounting in each
case 10 n censure upon the Ministry. The Min
istry would have none Of them. demanded 'ne
order Of the day pure and simple. and carried II
by the rather narrow majority of fhirty-elght
And so ends one more crisis. but not the UoV-
eminent.
The French. who on some subjects will b.
heve ANYTHING. believe that the troublesome King
OF Dahomey who has been attacking French
trading stations. is egged on by the Germans.
They do not however. propose 10 march on Berlin
Just yet II is not easy to make out from the
cautious statements Of the Colonial Under Secre.
nries that they will even march On the cnnita'
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Adolph sutro to Matthew Kavanagh. lot on
line of Steiner street, l05 Of Hayes, Z So by n
1876, Western Additions $40.
John T. Dunn and wife t. William Z. Spencer. lot
on n line of Washington street. 1925 w of Brod-
erck, w IS by I27 so; $40.
John T. Dunn aud wife to same. lot on w line OF
Frederick street, n ;s14 OF Washington. N rs by
NJ Hoadley and wife to George f. Van de Mark,
lot on NV corner OF Bush and Lyon streets, w 20
H. P. sonntas and wife TO Maria NJ wentworth,
lot on W line OF Folsom street, 2l5 OF Twentieth,
80 by w 1926; $40.
A NJ. Cook to james l.. Fallon, lot W line OF
Howard street. l27 5 OF Seventeenth, 20 by w
A McKinnon ana wife to James Champion, lot on
line of Sharon street, l75 of Fitteenth, rs by
G. NJ Mason and wife to Miles G. owens, lot on
line OF Twenty first street. 800 OF Castro, 70 by
Mary L. Forsythe to Bridget McManus, lot on W
line OF shotwell street, 176 Of Sixteenth. 20 by
E. wiiberg and wife to Carry A. Harris. lot on s
line OF Twenty.third street, rs w OF Florida, w
David r. Jon es to Walter H. Moran, lot on line
OF Army street. la Of Dolores. w 20 BY N ia;
/. Moore and wife to Thomas and Marian Ker-
ruish lot on line OF Tw enty fifth street. 200 OF
Capital Investment Company to Luning Company
lot ON line OF sansome street, s7:6 OF Lombard,
so by w 1875; $4,000.
T, Demattoe ana Antonio LuchettI to Talete Ven
turf, lot on line OF broadway 1899 OF Keayny.
Betty f. Heimken to william and Margaret e.
Pickett lot line OF Clay street. 81 - OF Jones'
N. w. Spauldlng TO Francis Cutting l00-vara
block 4131@ and s. 10. block 40, on SW corner of
Seventh ana Berry streets, $40 10y SW 30O $40.
Samuel Davis and A. S. Baldwin and wife to city
and county OF San Francisco lot line OF Rhode
Is and street, s0J OF Nevada 5 33 by Il 200; SO.
Nellie Craig TO Bridget Dooiey, lot on w line of
Nineteenth avenue, 125 Of Point LoDos avenue.
rs by w 10: $40.
Arthur +. Green to Nathan c. Post lot on f line
Of Eleventh avenue, 20 of street, 20 by E
l20 81.
A. Ritter and wife to Solomon Getz lot on f lin
OF Thlrtyseeond avenue, 100 N OF street, N 10 BY
= 100: 500
Zllla Mayne 10 Anna Paul. lot on line OF street.
81 IS Of Thirty-eighth avenue, rs by 100: $40
Eugene w. Hawey John q. Heeker lot on
| line OF street. 67:6 OF Thriy-eghth avenue
| BODY 100: $40.
ID. 7. Marshall and wife to Jacob Heyman, lot on
NV corner OF street and Thirty-seyenth avenue
" 2sO. III. E240:4s4. 263:7; also lot on NV
corner OF street aud Thirty-ninth avenue, w
1926. 90 ) 100. w lU7 %, N 3Il:8. Il 0:as4, y
23S:3; 50 lot on sly corner of X street and For
| teeth ayegue 1854. 323:iOs4, L 1879, )
22:3b9, K no. y 300; $40;
Estate OF jerome Rice 20 Frank Freeman, lots
1877. 80 and l4l, Gilt Map 2; S75
| ). Macdonald and vile 10 Edward Jr. and Sadie
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CONFLICTING AUTHORITIES.
Mortimer Fox Has Another Habeas
Corpus Experience.

Corpus Experience.
Mortimer Fox, the youthful despoiler Of
mail-boXeS, was again in court yesterday.
He had a hearing on habeas corpus be-
fore Judge Morrow in the United States
District Court
Attorney Carroll Cook, who appeared for
FIX, is DESTROYS to tear his client out of the
clutches of the State authorities, who now
have possession of him and to surrender
him once more 10 the more tender meTcies
Of the Federal courts.
Fox was indicted By Grand Jury year
ago and brought from Nevada 10 this State
by the Government. He was charged with
stealing letter from a letter-bOX and
with obtaining money which was intrus ted
to the United States mails.
Some two months ago the second charge
was dismissed and the prisoners bail was
reduced to an amount lie was able to
furnish.
On the day on which he appeared in court
to be admitted to bail Oficers Bee and
Harper arrested Fox as soon as he lad left
the Federal building IN company with his
mother, who Is one Of his suretes.
A protest was made by Attorney Cook at
the time and also on his advice by Mrs.
Fox, who claimed TO be entitled to the Gus
tody Of her son, she being on his bond.
The police officers. however. produced
warrants aud took Fox to the City Prison, in
spite of all protests.
Habeas corpus proceedings were had 9
few days later in the Superior Court, but
they were dismissed by Judge Hebbard.
and yesterday the prisoner was brought in
the United States court on another writ.
Assistant District Attorney HOsmer rep
resented the State, Carroll Cook the peIl-
toner and Assistant United States Attor-
ney Shurtleff the Government.
The whole afternoon was consumed in
quoting authorities and in legal argument
Cd the two points involved, namely:
HAS bOndsman the right to claim the
custody of the person for whom he is
suretyp and, "have the State authorities a
right to prosecute any man who is under
the jurisdiction Of the Federal authorize:
until the Governments proceedings against
him have been exhausted and terminated %
The court took the matter under advise.
/ mput
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1892. 1897.
Pine, feet.
Produce Market.

Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras 81 IS
"a 10; Bakers extras, 81 55@4 IS; city supernne,
~ 1903; Interior brands 81 40@l4 IS for extras
81 1908 v Dbl for superhne
WHEAT-The market continues depressed and
neglected. No. !, 81 3Ss4@1 4O lower grades 81 80
al STA extra choice, for milling, 81 42I5@l 471a
p ctl
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-l0 o'clock-seller 'e2-l2OO
tons, 81 3o1s
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-seller ,e2-32OO
tons, 81 3S15. Buyer August-100, 81 al
AFTERNOON SESSION Seller b92 - 500 tons
81 1884 zoo, 81 49,
BARLEY-Futures developed more tone yester.
Feed, 96Ht@971ac' choice bright do. s7ISc; dark
Coast. 921s@9be; Brewing sl@gl 05; CnevaIer,
nominal.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-lO o'clock-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-Seller 40 new
400 TONS 951ac; 100, 95%c; 100, 957ac
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-Seler '92, new-lOO tons
seize; 800 963s; 800, 96I4c
0ATS-Steady at the improved price. white
81 321k@ 81 As q ctl for good to choice. al 500
] 62i2 D ell for fancy and 81 27Ls@l 30 for COM
mon to fair; Surprise, o. bO@l so; Gray 81 300
i 3712 e eti. "
CoKN-Dnll and unchanged Large YeIlovy I'll 35
al 3712 y ctl: Small Round Yellow, 81 37Ib0nI 40 /:
White, 81 40dl Ana u ctI
RYE-Inactive and weak at 81 3Oa1 30iL a ell
BRAN-Quoted at slS@1ls SO u ton FOR the best
and ST. 30 for outside brands
MlDDLlNGS-QuOted at $40 5U6J2l % ton
CHOPfED FkED-Qu0ted at S2l bOI22 so q
ton. v
HAY-There is not enough New Hay coming In to
quote, as the extremely low opening prices have
frightened of the farmers. CID lay is weak
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HER PICTURE.

Something It is Ike her
The curve OF the cheek and the way
The hair has gone astTay
Twlning about tie ear,
Yes. and the picture here
Has that look o. vague surprise
That saw so netimes IN her syes,
Something il is like her
AS II painter had seen
Her face but once and then
Striyen W th il IN his heart
Almost in vain % impart
To his canvas auSht OF tue grace
OF the soul be saw In her face
Something It is like her!
And so IL hangs here by my head,
And tbs light OF its beauty Is shed
over my room. and it seems
That sometimes Il brings me dreams
or herself-of her fitting smiles
In these dresry, sad afterWhllesi
Ii. c. RUNNER.
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The private circular OF l. Stewart Coal broker,
gives the receipts OF Coal at this port in May at
$4,000 tons. against 1o5, 900 IN May, 1891 The
receipts during the first FIVE months or 1892 were
52l9OO tons, against bSO, $50 last year. The crcu-
lar says; "AithOugh the deliveries OF Coal In this
port during the present aud previous months have
been considerably below the average the condi-
tiOns or the trade remain unchanged low and
prohtless prices being the rule on account OF the
anxiety OF large holders to realize and force their
stocks on very duh market"
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And in accordance with law and an order OF tae
Board of Directors, made on the Ian day OF Apr!
1882, SO many shares Of each parcel OF such STOCK
as may be necessary will be sold at public auction
at the ofce OF the company, room u, sos Caiitor-
mia street San Francisco, Cal. on TUESDAY, the
fourteeBth (I4thl day of june 1892. the hour OF
! p NJ OF said day, to pay said delinquent assess
ment thereon, together with cost OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
A. w. BARROWS. Secretary.
of1ce-Room Il. sos California street. San Fran
CISCO Cal. my25 I'd
JRUNsWICK CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING
ID COmpany-Location OF principal place OF busi-
ness San Francisco, CAL; location OF works, Grass
Valley, Cal
NOtice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account Of assessment mo. -
levied on the 18th day of April, 1892 the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders. as follows:
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Shining Nntas

Steamers to sail to-day are the waa waIla for
Victoria and Puget Sound, tho Corona for San
Diego and the Gypsy for the Salinas River The
Los Angeles falls due from Newport the william
cite Valley from Yaquina Bay and the Homer from
Humboldt Bay.
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WESTERN ADDITION IMPRoYED CoRNER.

NV. cor. OF Turk aud Scott sts-A fac improved
corner in a business district; and rooms
low and tenement OF rooms and bath above:
stable for horses aud large area still to be i'm
proved; McALisJer-st cable: examine this fOr au
Investments rents S62 so; lot 5Ox63
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PRESInIO HEIGHTS RESInENCE LnT.

line OF Pacific ave, 1I8: feet w. OF Central
ave.-Thls is a choice location. only few feet
distant from entrance TO the elegant Preside Res
eTyatton; splendid residences in this secton
anime for a home: Jacksou-st. and Pac Ihc-aYe.
cables; largeIOt, 3Ox127 ;S14.
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And in accordance with law, and an order from
the board of directors, made on the 18TH day OF
April 1892, so many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary will be sold at public
auction at the office OF the company, room 90, Ne
vada block, San Francisco Cat. on FRIDAY, the
third (3d) day of June, 1892, at the hour OF
sessment thereon together with costs OF aivertls.
ing and expenses OF sale
J. STADTFELD JR., Secretary
Ofice-Room So. Nevada block. San Francisco,
Cal. my2Otd
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Golden Gate PAX Elegant Residence.

Elegant new Eastlake residence OF 0 large fam
lily rooms. bath. laundry, etc.: all finished in the
most elaborate manner; decorations first cI S. ele-
CANT mantels; magnificent frescong, electric light
walk; street 10 fine condition; elegant surroundings
Any person DESTROYS Of perfect home should ex-
anime this more than perfect residence; about 200
feet from Golden Gate Park, Oak, Haight and Page
street cables and two electric roads For permits
sion to examine obtain card from auctioneers; lot
25:6x90:3. TERMS: Cash above present mortgage
OF $500.
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New York MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June 2.-The stock market to-day
was more barren OF features than for many weeks,
the apathy seemingly having extended to the b ear
side. The general opinion expressed was that the
narrOwneSs and professional character of the mar.
ket would end only when the character OF growing
crops was assured. Reading. ST. Paul and Burllng-
ton still the leaders in activity. The close
fairly active and strong at the best figures OF
the day. Governments doll and steady. Petro-
eum-JuDe closed at $500
NEW YORK. June limited states Bonds. as
1864 do. rs. i00 Northera Pacific. 1872: Cana
dian Pacific. SSla Central Pacific, 800; Union Pa
cine. 40: AtchisOn ana Santa Fe. S4l2: Wells
Fargo. l45: Western Union 547s Silver, eS3sc
Sterling. 81 S71204 80.
wnest-June. S991c Flour. steady. Coffee
Sl2 Il. Sugar. 2s4@3 l-l6e. HOps-Pacihc Coast.
Z302sc. Hides. l3c. COpper-Lake. sll 90 Tn
spot S2l 20. Lead-DOinestic, 81 20. Iron-$16
PetToleum-June. $3.50,
LIMA BEANS.
The Commercial Bulletin says that ABB bags
or SS5. $50 pounds OF California Lima Beans nave
been received at this port via Pacific Mail steam
ships in the past five months. Besides this, several
thousand bags have come by sail and good many
overland by rai Still, comparatively few OF good
quality remain In first hands. The iobbeTs' stocks
are by no means burdensome. and IL would seem a
reasonable presumption that the speculative hold
ings not large since good bias made round
lots have gone begging for more than week past.
HOPS.
Hops are quiet at fun former prices. The brew
ers' trade is improving
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Sugar Raw strong and unchanged; refined
strong and unchanged.
Cofee-Du,l, with unmpOrtant changes Sales,
1000 bags. June, Sl2 10; July, $ll 80; August,
$ll so.
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M,ALILSTER. sT. HANnS0ME HoMr

n. line 90 S26) Of McAIllster ST.. 1926 feet W.
Of Octavia-HandsOme 2-s-Ory bav-Window house
OF large rooms. bath, laundry store ard servants
rooms; elegantly papered and decorated; bed
rooms in the house; front and back stairway:
French range; brick foundation; street in basalt
block; McAister-st. cable; near City Hall: prop
eTty In this locality enhancing rapidly In value lot
25Xl2O TO rear street.
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ChicaRn Markets.

CHICAGO. June p - Wheat was steady, and
opened unchanged to lac better deeliued Ss1ISc
on reports Of clearing weather west OF the Mfsss-
sippi River rallied A@Isc good buying and
large export cle6rances. and closed steady at 1sc
from the top and 3sc higher than yesterday. Re-
ceipts 10000 bushels; shipments. 90 600 bushels.
Rye, Toe. Barley, 60@62c.
CHICAGO. June 2.-Wheat-Cash S35sc Corn
5O1ac Pork-slO 621a. Lard-$6 32Ia. Ribs
50 4215. Mhsky-$l 10.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

LPHA CONSOLIDATED MILL AND MINING
N Company-LOcatiOn of principal place OF bust
ness, san Francisco, CAL; location of works, Gold
Hill, Storey County, New.
Notce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account of Assessment No 8,
levied on the I4th day OF APRIL 1892, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respective
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DrrINoUENr SALE NOTICES.

CRAY EAGLE MINING ICoMPANY-LOCATION
" OF principal place of business San Francisco,
Cal. location Of works Placer County, Cal.
NOtiee-There delinquent upon the following
described stock account of assessment (NO 2S)
levied the l4th day Of April. 1892. the several
amounts set opposite ths names of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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English Wheat NIarket.

LIvFRrooL, June 1.-The spot market Is steady
at Is Sd. CargOes are slow AZ 35s Sd for of coast
SOS I'd for just shipped and S5s I'd for nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the foil owing
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter: June,
Us 9j3d; July Us l0d: August, Is Id Septem-
Der, rs; October Is I'D
SECURITIES.
LONDON. June 2-ConsOls 97d; silver, 40 7-l6d;
Rentes 9Sf 3Uc
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hIHNINH HALhI
Bosrd-lO0 S Gaslight. 695s: 25 DO, 10; so Cal
Electric Light, 49, 10 Pacific Gas Imp. so; so Vgo-
rit Powder 2$4 100 DO, 21s; 200 do, s; 100 Safety
Nitro Powder, I01k.
Street-l00 YIg0Tit Powder. 25s,
AFTERNOON sALE<
Boards Hawaiian Commercial. PA; 450 VIgo-
rIt Powder 3
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-03
NORTH POINT PROPERTY.

N. line (No. 2l9) OF Lombard st., 2l5 feet w. o
Kearny, good 2-stOry bay-wnd0w residence OF
rooms and bath; BRICK foundation; grand view
street in fine condition; stable rear OF lot; rem
S25; large lot, 6Oxl37 g TO alley
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-03

The Coal Trnde.

The Oceanic took out treasure list OF S4s6O2l,
consisting OF GAS, 900 In silver Bars s437 926 in
Mexican Dollars and $3096 In Gold Coin
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-03
Lumber Receipts.

The receipts OF Lumber, etc. at San Francisco
during the month of May. as reported by the Pacific
Coast Wood and Iron, were follows as compared
with those OF the corresponding month i'm 1891 /: