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Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-18
HAMBURG AGAIN VISITED.
New Cases of Cholera Appear In That Cit,
-Russia's Cholera statistics.

New Cases of Cholera Appear In That City
-Russia's cholera statistics.
HAMBURG, Dec. 1.-Two fresh cases of
cholera have been reported here. Three
have been reported in the Hammerbrock dis
trict In this city there was one fatality
yesterday.
ST. PETERsBURG, Dec. 17.-Final statistics
of the cholera epidemic in Russia have been
issued According to these figures there
have been 1904 deaths from Europe and
35,343 deaths from Asiatic cholera since the
outbreak of the disease in the Empire, max
ing total of 265, ,760 deaths.
Four leaders of the cholera riots have been
sentenced by court martial to death
Eight were sentenced to imprisonment and
hard labor; thirty to detention in the house
of correction; forty to prison without hard
labor; twenty-seven prisoners who were
found to have had nothing to do with tho
riots were discharged.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-18
e OMAHA DAILY DECEMBER

charge and H. now in session. That com
mittcc has adjourned until Tuesday aud the
union knows IL. aud they lie when they say
anything 20 the contrary. They know their
charges are false aud the towards dare not
stand up 10 them"
OthCr speakers followed and a report was
drawn up declaring that every opportunity
had bcen given the Typographical union to
uphold its charges against Mr.. st Clair, but
that 1t had not appeared to do so, and the
conclusion therefore, was that the charges
were utterly untrue
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-18

4 Co. and g. IT, Wright, formerly financial
manager Of the tiborator Building society
which recently failed, has been arraigned
in the Bow street police court on a charge Of
fraud and forgery and embc7cment pre-
fcired by the treasury. The counsel for the
treasury stated that Hobbs & Co. owed to
the Liberator Building society SlO'495,OOO
while Hobbs was managing director of the
society. Important books belonging to the
society were missing, and a number Of bills
had been falsifcd
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-18
Deed of "A Demented Man.

RAwIINs, Wyo., Dec. E,-[Special Tele-
gram TO THE BEE. Henry Williams, a man
30 years old, who has been living at the
ranch of David Harden ON Pass creek,
about twenty-five miles east of this city,
became violently insane "Wednesday and at
tempted To commit suicide by cutting his
throat with a pocket knife. He made
fearful cash, almost from ear To ear, nearly
severing the windpipe He was brought TO
town last night, his wounds being dressed
by a local physician. He is now in jail and
much improved.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-18
MIR. BLAINE Il LITTLE BI1TTER.
His Physician Makes "a Statement to the
Press as to His Condition.


WASHINGTON, ID. C., Dec l7,--Dr. johnson,
Mr. Blaine's physician, with the concurrence
of the family, gives the following statement
to the press: "Nlr. Blaine has been suffer
ing for some time with symptoms of i'm
paired general health, but which did not
clearly indicate the disease of any particular
organ The evidences of local organic dis
ease We're manifested recently and it is be-
lieved his present condition is due to this
cause. While there is nothing in the
nature of this disease such as to war
rant fear of any rapid progress he has
shown within the past month more
signs of serious illness than before,
1t is hoped this aggravation may pass of but
no positive statement can be made as to the
changes which may take place from day TO
day. AT the present moment he is better
than for n week past
MIR, Blaine is just little better, but there
is no great change in his condition, was said
at the house this afternoon on inquiry.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-18

Boston, Mass, Dec. 17.-General Traffic
Manager Berry Of the Boston & Maine rail
way has sent the following communication
of J. F. Goddard, chairman of the Trunk
Line committee in New York. to J. w
Midgley, chairman of the Western Traffic
association in Chicago:
DEAR SIR: Notwithstanding the proposed
iron clad agreement the trunk lines now pre-
sents, am in possession of Information show
ing that one of the fast freight lines operated
over the Vanderbilt system in connection
rates to two different concerns that | know of
from Boston and New York points to st. Paul
and Minneapolis, and doubtless TO many others,
nj 80 per cent less than the 81 80 basis; that
the arrangement was made and closed by II
manager of the fast freight line and represen--
tative of one of the Vanderbilt roads, and that
it has been agreed that the rates shall be
made good until the opening Of navigation.
cannot consistently postpone the issuing of a
tariff at reduced rates any longer, and shall do
SO at once.
Please bear in mind that l am not accus-
toned to jump without first looking to see
where | am going to land, and, while cannot
give you, without betrayal of confidence,
any information, ! want to assure you that !
Just as stated to you.
Without doubt traffic will all be waybilled
at full tariff rates and the 80 per cent of the
81 80 basis to be allowed shippers rs a commits
sion for securing the sending of ira tilc via the
particular route referred to.
] do not propose to cut rates In this manner,
but do propose to issue a tariff at once that
will protect the lines which | am supposed TO
represent out of New England. Yours truly,
W, +. BERRY,
General Traffic Manager.
The Boston & Maine railroad has conse-
quently notified the Boston & Albany and
others that it proposed at once to issue ii
tariff quoting proportionate rate to Mis-
souri, river CROSSINGS the same as have been
issued by the Kanawha Dispatch. This
will reduce first class rates from Boston to
St. Paul and Minneapolis from Sl30 per l0O
nnic n Fhl
other class rates will be correspondingly re-
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-18
Their Interest subsiding.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Berlin correspon-
dent of the Times says that the decision of
the Steamship association as to the transat-
lantic passenger trade applies to the Bel
GUM and Dutch companies All arrange
ments for cheap tickets to the Worlds fair
have, therefore, been Cancelled The COM
panies declare that interest in the fair is re-
duced to a minimum, probably in conse-
nuence of the decision
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-18
Absorbed the Lorillard FACTORY.

WINSTON, N. c.. Dec. 1.-THE Southern
Tobacco Journal here asserts that the
American Tobacco company has absorbed
Lorillard's S tobacco factory.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-18
Ex-senator ingalls, Talks.

PHILADELrnA, Pa, Dec, l7.-EX-SenatOr
Ingalls, was in the city tonight conversing on
the recent election. The republican party
is now mt that stage of its history where IL
is without leaders and without hopes and
must start anew to build itself up. 1t gave
no evidence in the past campaign that there
was a single politician in its ranks who un-
derstood the pure business of modern poll
ties. Mckinley has ceased to be Napoleon.
He is without laurels on place in the rank OF
his paftyp
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-18
Kacing at Frisco.

SAN FRANcIsoo, Cal, Dec, 17,-Results
today;
First race, five furongs Annie Mac won,
Joe Cotton second, Mount Carlo third Time:
1:O9is.
Second race five furlongs: Iris (flly) won,
Alliance second, Castro third. Time: 1:29.
Third race, match: Garcia first, Cyclone
second Time: 1;26. No distance.
Fourth race, mile; Wildwood won, Happy
Day second, Democrat third. Time, l.55
Fifth race: Sympathetics last won, Misty
Morning second, Lottie Miles third, Time,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-18

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dec. r7.-The first
shoot in the series of five matches between
j. A II. Elliott of Kansas City and e. d.
Fulford of Harrisburg, Pa, to decide the
wing shot championship of the United
States, took place at Exposition park this
The score at the end of the first half of the
match which was at 100 birds. was: Full.
ford, Al; Elliott, 40, and the friends of the
Kansas City man had hopes that he would
pass the eaSternef, but he could not do it.
The full score WAS aS follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-18
Docs Not want to Go to st. Louis.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Dec. l7.-Bishop Spaulding
who has just returned from the st. Louis
conference, said today, when spoken to
about his proposed appointment as coadiutor
to Archbishop Kenrick, that he does not
want to go to st. Louis and is satisfied to
remain bishop of Peoria.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-18

suicide today by shooting himself in the
head with q revolver, Lloyd was with his
troop IN the battle of Wounded Knce and re-
ccivcd painful wound Since then he has
been in poor health and dcspondcnt
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-18
Charged with EmbezzIement.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Dec l7.-Ernest f, Eek
ert, confidential clerk for II. b. Rea & Co,
pork packers, was arrested this evening
$4,000 to 10000.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-18
Suicide Ola Soldier

Fort RILEY, Kan, Dec. 17.-First Sergeant
Lloyd, troop |, Seventh cavalry, commit ted
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-18
SHORT IN MS ACCOUNTS.

PROMINENT Wyoming business Man In the
Hands of His Bondsnen.
RAwLINs, Wyo., Dec, l7.-[Special Tele-
gram to The BEE. Fred r. Shannon, a
prominent Carbon business man and town
treasurer is short 500 in his town funds
His bo ndsmen have secured themselves
upon his business property and under their
management will allow him 10 serve out his
term which expires next April.
The morning call., 1892-08-12

old walnuts. 4@6c: pspersheI do. 7@Sc: softshsl
Atimonds' oi9@ll1ae hardsheli do :; papershei.
domestic: Hickory Nuts. ft@sc. Perans, i1I5egI So
Tor small aud l5GIoe Ter large; Flibsrts IL o
nc; Brszi Nuts. 612@lSci CocOanuts S4@5 r. 10n
NEGETABLES-1h Tomato market broke yes
ton sale River Tomatoes. 6O975c y boz ana Squa h
q % : ton Lima Beans quotabIe at 36a4c u
eSooc = sack and s@121zo u dozen for Alameda
and 25@5oc q box for berkeley: Green Chile pep
Pers, Zoe95Oc box and 40G50c q sack: Bell
rreppers, oO@6oc z box; Egg Plant, 5C975c = box;
Cueumbers. 25G40c q box for bay: Pickles IA
@I1ae y ID for No. / and 34(6Ic n ID for No 2;
summer Squash 25@35c box for Bay; Tomatoes
sseegS Tor Bay anu 66c6Sl for Rivers: MarrOwfat
S Ssua 81 = ton: Cabbage. 75@90c q ctI;
Ecu peeu Sarrots 400 sc; Iurnips. 75o; Beets 75c;
farsnips 81 20; Garlic, 2Q4c = n
fhoFlSiONS-EisteTn Bacon. lSdlec q n. Call
fornia Smoked Bacon, lI@llIac . IN Tor heavv
and medium. l2Qnl3c 2 N Tor light and I314@l4c
Eastern sugar-cdred Hams for city trade l5eal &c ;
California Rams. l212@l4c: Lard. ticrces Eastern
an KINDS t2c; eases l0!2@1Ie California,
pals. l0ro. lOi4c: do. 5o. 1890; kegs. 9146eIOc
2 10: Mess Beef. 81 50@s extra mess do. SO b0ss;
extra prime, $l5@I3 90; extra clear, S2OG20 so;
mess, sl79lS 2 BIOL; Smoked Beef lilo d Lac . 10
HoPS-Quoted at &c bid and zoe p 70 asked for
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavv sailed steers 7a7I4o
y 10: medium, &c light. 4Q4l2c: Cowhfdes, 4Lae:
ssIed Kip 4e salted Calf &c; dry Hides, usual seec
SKINS, 3Oa3Oc each; Kids. 5@l0c; Deerskins. good
salnmer 12e; medium. 30@3z12c; winter. 2e4
zOg7Oe; medium, 100000; long wool e0e9sl 40
eaen- CuIls OF all kinds about Is less.
o., ALLo W-No. 1 rendered. 49414c; No. 2, BAG
WOOL-Spring Wool is quoted as follows: South
eth ana san Joaquin. years clips, 1l@I21ac: do
seven months l2gl0e: Foothln. l59I715c q II;
emo, zVgZ2e; Nevada l50l7c; Eastern Ore gon,
l'S4'ei Valley Oregon. lS920c 2 ID
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Refrfreyatsd Frut,

The fruit shipment of refrigerated fruit
TO England has demonstrated the possibility
Of landing fruit In good condition In Lon
don. Gable advices received by A n
Hatch show that his Souvenirs averaged
about 81; Bartletts. 50 so: peaches. 81 90:
plums, 81 20; and, while the result was far
from satisfactory in q peculiarly sense. the
condition OF the fruit was pronounced per-
fect. The fruit was shipped in the same
sized packages as are used for Eastern con-
slgnmsnts and was picked as ripe as for
New York. The cost Of the shipment was
IS S7h hundredweight, besides commits
sions, etc. in the London market
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Builders Contracts.

d. d. Jackson with Henry whttle 10 build On LOT
on Sw corner OF Steiner street aud Golden gate
avenue. w 81 g by 100: S74oo
T. .. Seilman with John Sandeen to bufIa nm Iot
on y line OF Connecticut street, 275 of Mana 25
by 100; 1873
Anna Jung with Fred Rsuford, to build on lot on
line OF Powell street, 81 IS N OF Bush \ % Inv e
81 IS: 800. -
Constantine Holubar with George Lock, TO build
on lot on Caselh avenue: 1880
Daniel +. keefe with Brennan Brothers IN hnttd
on lot on y + corner OF Harrison and Twenfy-thIrd
streets. GO by L 100; 1857.
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A WIZ Filed.

The will has been filed in the Superior
Court Of Homsboro Gomez Lamadrid. who
left property not exceeding s3l.50o. consist
Ing OF personal property In the form Of
S2O,oO0 cash, 100 shares in stock Of the San
Francisco Gaslight Company valued MT
$1,000 and real estate in Alameda County tn
the estimated value of $4,000. The will
dated January II, 1891. was executed in the
City OF Mexico and there admitted To nro-
bate. The widow OF testator is named as
The morning call., 1892-08-12
California Fruit.

CHICAGO. Aug IL. Porter Brothers Company
sold carloads OF California Fruit. follows:
Early Crawford Peaches. 81 O5dl 65: Cling
Peaches, o. SSG2 S6; susquehsnna Peaches, 81 So
q / 65; hair crates fODtaincbsau Grapes. sl $50
10; Bartlett Pears. 81 SUG3: Beurre Hardys.
81 4O92 45: Tragedy Prunes. 81 go: French
Prunes, 81 lOGDl 500 Purple Duane PIums, 81 90;
NeCtarines 81 2UG,l 70.
The Earl Fruit Company realized the following
prices for California Fruit sold auction to-day
Bartlett Pears, 81 sg15: Peaches 81 40Gl 90;
half crates MuseaIs. S2 80: PIums. 81 35G2 10;
Red NectaTines, 81 as.
NEW YORK, AUG. II. - Porter Brothers Com
pany sold to-day carloads OF California Fruit.
Iartiett Pears, 81 s012 go: CIapp's Favorite
Pears, ~ 10: Early Crawford Peaches, xlQ2 40:
Susqnehanna Peaches. 81 364I 80: Japan Plums
81 1905: German Prunes. 81 6O12 IS; Gross
frunes, 81 60G2; keCtarnes 81 l0@Sl SO; Grapes,
65chkl go
The morning call., 1892-08-12

90 OF tSeV and d. Psralta rancho. Be-sai.v. ann
Lizzie hume OF BROOKLYN to Joseph Huns CT
Alameda. lot on lice OF Dwight way $50 g Of
Fulton. L 90 by 1875, block 4, College Iiomestead
Association. Berkeley; 800.
franklin Moss OF Brooklyn Township to Rethiah
C. Eidredge Of San Francisco, lots 81 and 90 hIacE
L, M oss Tract, Brooklyn Township; $40
same 10 X. w. and Jane PengeiIay of Oakland
SIC. 'n io"nsnipi
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THURSDAY EVENING, August IL.
Summary OF THE NARRErA

Wheat quiet
Barley futures steadier.
Oats very firm.
Corn and Rye dun.
Hay In heavy supply.
Beans tive.
Potatoes and Onions as before.
Batter ia good supply.
Eggs weak.
A of Eastern Poultry In.
Peaches and Plums lower.
Cantaloupes plentiful
Dried Fruit quiet and easy.
Tomatoes declined sharply
Grain Bags weak.
Silver lower.
Oilcake Meal higher.
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REELECTION.

That face OF thine that face OF thine.
And ali thy lovely self. dear one,
When first thy dear eyes answered mine.
Seemed perfect. 90 what have dono-
asked God hum bly-"thst to me
Thou cayest THIS human blessing rare ?"
ssfy perfect Gowerp' l ETeathed Ger thee,
God never msde flower SO fair"
Then, when between thy dear lips stole
Thy voice In song-Iike lark's on wing
j whiSpered TO my happy s0nl
at is as though a rose should sing"
Kate NannSh > Kate Fields Washington
The morning call., 1892-08-12
Shining Mites.

Steamers to san to-day the City OF Pu-
ebla for Victoria and Puget Sound, Eureka for
Progress falls due from New YORK and North FORK
from HUMBOLDT Bay.
The Msyhill takes for Corr 67.74s eentals Wheat.
valued al &S4 $50: Alex McCOllum for Cork l,243,
6P9 feet Redwood Lumber at sls 900.
The British iron bark Harold. 1907 tons is
Chartered for W heat 10 United Kingdom, Havre.
Antwerp or Dunkirk. 25s Cd.
The morning call., 1892-08-12
Licenaed to Marrr

Yesterday licenses to marry were issued
to the following:
29-24. - S'neSS'
William 2. Alvlso aud Maria A. LarIos. 1912.
george a. Mcdonald and Mary Lafieity 26-
Louis Heringhi and Fanny Goldsmith 2s-22
FRANCISCO 3. Machedo and Theresa Faustina.
$3.50. "a'
Edward p. Alien and Mary Z. Leach. 2s-ae.
The morning call., 1892-08-12
Hop Crop Destroyed.

A hop-held of more than 20 acres. tho
property Of the Loydal brothers, and located
few miles up the river On the Yolo aide.
collapsed before the brisk breeze from the
south on Monday and went down with a
rush and roar. Row after row of hons
went down with the speed of the wind. and
the conclusion caused by the sweeping
vines and the swapping of the thousands of
poles was heard more than a mile away,
The crop, it is believed, will be a total loss.
entailing damage TO the extent OF $4,000.
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Hops are quiet. steady und unchanged.
Chicarn NIarI.et.

CHICAGO, Aug. ll.-wheat opened CSC higher
a bullish Govern meat crop report held steady for
time, declined lc on a favorable Russian crop
port &c break at Berlin literal winter Wheat re-
csipts and favorable weather, Improved Sac on
buying by shorts. and closed weak at sc lower.
Receipts, % 900 bushels; Shipments, 369, 900
bushels Rye. 65@6bI@c Barley, 62c.
CHICAGO. Aug H. w hsat-Cash. 7ossc Corn
81 g11a. MhlSky-sl IS.
The morning call., 1892-08-12

yesterday 70 OF the bonds issued by
,ne cry In ls'! Tor the widening of Dupont
street were redeemed by the CITY and
County Treasurer for S25,1 6O. There vet
remains SS43C00 worth of the bonds ont
standing. ou'r
The morning call., 1892-08-12
DELINQUENT SALE NoTIoEs.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-UTAH OON.
- solidated Company-LocatIon of principal plaes
OF business San Francisco, Cal. Location OF WORKS
virginia city Storey County New
Notlce-There are delinquent upon the foIlovins
oescriOed STOCK. on account OF assessment No Is
levied on the seventh day OF June 1892 the several
amounts set opposite tue names OF the respectIys
shareholders follows.
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New York Ma-kets

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-Coal stocke led in trading
In duh stock market Trading In Reading was
extremely large. while It's weakness gave weak
tone 10 the whole list and material concessions
were made in many stocks. The close was quiet
and heavy at near the lowest prices Governments
dull aud nrIn Petroeum-Pennsylvania Septem-
Der closed at $3.50.
NEW YORK. Aug n.-United states Bonds as
1l61z; 90. rs. 200; Northera PACING, II: Cana.
dian fseihc. Ssl4: Central Paelne. 80: Onion Pa
enc, 80 ". AtchIsOn ana Santa re. $3.50: Wells
Fargo: l4Z; Western Union. s77S; SILVER, sSc;
Nv, %he e. August s4c, Flour. steady. Coffee.
Coast. 2O&25c. Hides lSc. C0pper-LaEe sII go
1ln-spot $50 80. Lead-Demestie, 81 10. iron
sIo. fetFoleui1-Pennsylvania September 56S4c.
Hops are quiet steady und unchanged.
The California Prunc market is quiet Buyers
are very indifferent.
LIMA BEANS
II Is reported local firm tina recently hsd up
ward OF $4,000 bags Dried California Lima Beans
has sold down to 1000. The market is said to be
quite bare.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Sugar-Continues firm and unchanged.
Conee-Strong az bgl0 points advance. Sales.
SI.1o0 bags August, $l2 70; September, $l2 50;
October, Sl2 SIS.
The morning call., 1892-08-12

MORNING SALES
Board-6O Cal Electric Light, Is: 25 PacIne Gas
imp sZ3z; 100 Safety Nitro Powder lOss. 2OO
Figorh Powder. ga; 90 Hawaiian Commercial r.
AFTERNOON sALr@
Board-26 safety Nitro Powder lO3s; Id Pacific
Gas Imp, 6224: 10 do. SAYS 1885 Cal Eectrio Ijsb,
IL; 90 Hawaiian Commercial 2Ia
The morning call., 1892-08-12

And In accordance with law and ~ order OF the
Board OF Directors. made on the 2Sth day OF June,
1892, many shares OF each parcel of such stock
may be necessary viii be sold at public auction at
the office of the company, room 10, Nevada block.
500 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cat, on
TUESDAY, the ESD day OF August, 1892, a5 the
hour OF two CD O'Clock p. OF said day, TO pay
said delinquent assessment thereon together with
costs of advertising aud expenses OF the sale.
CHAS. L. ELLIOT, Secretary.
onice-Room 70. Nevada block, 800 Montgomery
street. San Francisco, Cal. au4 I'd
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BosroS Aug il.-1here Is q good demand for
Wool. which IS STEADY. Montana. l9G22c; Utah
s42Oe; Eastern oregon, lsc. aud Australian 3. a
+0C. All kinds OF foreign are nrm.
The morning call., 1892-08-12
GEO. s. IaMSlN.
THE ELEGANT FURNITURE

OF THE MARSHALL HOUSE,
Contained in 20 Finely Furnish ed Rooms
COMPRISING.
One Cabinet Grand Upright Plano l. P Hale q Co
makers. 4 fiue instrument;
Elegant Upholstery, Sofa, Diyans, Easy Chairs and
Rockers. in rich materials:
LSee curtains; Center Tables Lounges;
6ieSant Cabinet ana MirrOrfrOnt Oak Folding Beds1
Len Elegant Antique Chamber Suits;
Elegaat Walnut and Cherry Chamber Suits:
YAK Wardrobes and ChIffoniers;
nalnus Bookcase: Desk and Hall H2t-Staad.
Best Spring and Hair Mattresses:
"hits hiankets: Spreads, Sheets and Slips;
ABOUT 100 yards OF Body Brussels and TaDestrv
Tussels carpets, with the Dining room and
Be The above furniture cost inward NJ saooo
and is all very desirable.
aull 1t GEO. F. LAMsoN. Auctioneer.
The morning call., 1892-08-12
English whezt Market.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. IL. - The spot market is
quiet at rs. Csrgoes are quiet at 34s 90 for
OF coast, S4s Cd for just shipped and 34s 80 for
nearly due
FUTUREa
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. z Red Winter: Au-
gust. Us 5a2d; September 6s bad; October 6s
o12d' November os ts<d; December. IS 7l4d
sECURIrIEs-
LoNDoN. Aug IL: - Consols, 81 S-l6; Silver.
The morning call., 1892-08-12

And In accordance with law and an order from
the boHrt OF directors. made the 7th day OF
June, 1892, so many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock rs may De necessary will be sold zt public
auction at the effice of the company. room SO.
Nevada block. 500 Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco, California. on FRIDAY, the 2Sth day OF july,
1892, at the hour OF O'Clock. NJ OF said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
A. II. FISH, Secretary.
once-Room So Nevada block, sos Montgomery
street.. San Francisco, California.
The morning call., 1892-08-12
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-ALTA SILVER
II Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF business, San Francisco. Cal; location OF works
Gold Hill, Gold ILL Mining District, Storey County
New.
Notfce-There are delinquent upon the following
described STOCK. account OF assessment No AZ
levied on the eighteenth day OF june 1892 the sew
eTal amounts set opposite the names OF the reSpee.
We Sh foil
The morning call., 1892-08-12
General Merchandise.

BAos-caleuttas, o7s@614c; San Quentin, sac:
Wool Bags. 35g3Sc.
OIL-Calirornia Castor oil, In cases. No 1 81 IS
No z, cases, 81 20. bbs 90e manufacturers ratesl
Eastern do, 81 20: California Lin seed. bbs boiled
Sec; raw, 4sc; cases, 219c more. Cocoa. 50055c
q gall; China Nut, 60@50c q gal; Eastern LIN
seed Ou. IN Dbs, sic: do raw, 49c p gal cases
2I2c more: Lard OIL. bbls, 72Lac: cases Soc . gal
PETROLEUM-Starng 1870 . gallon; EGcene
2l12c; Downers 2712c; Astral. I3c; 1892 Elaine,
z3t2c; feari. lSlsc: Water White, refined bulk
1.c; Headlight 1852, cases. 23c; Mineral Illuminating
300, 25c In cases: Standard, no. fire test lie y
gallon In cases tcaps II 1ac faucets and &c
GASOLiN l., EFC.-63' BeuZine. bulk, l215e = gal;
cases, lSc; IA Gasoline, bulk 13c: cases. lgc; go
Gasoline. bulk, 25c; cases. 2ae 2 cal.
WHITE LEAD-QuOted at 712e p 10.
RED LEAD AND LGTHARGE-7Lac . %.
TURPENTISE-Quoteda at 4sc y gal.
SUGAk-The Western sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash; Cube, Crushed. Powdered
anu Fine Crushed, all 55sc p 10; Dry GrauuIatsd.
oAc = n: Confectione-s' A, 51sc: Standard A,
41sei Magnolia, 45sc; Extra C, 4iac; Golden c.
4ssc; ID. 414c 2 ID; half bbls lac more than bbls.
aud boxes 12c mora
San Francisco Meat Market.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality. 5651sc: second quality
41ac; third do. 31a@s4c.
NEAI-Large. 6La16c: small Calves 6Ia@7c
MUTToN-wethers. 7S712e; Ewes. &c.
Thanksgiving Sg,9c p 10.
PORk-Liye Hogs 5I445Ssc p n for heavy and
medium graln-fed; small fat Hogs 4G6 5se; stock
Hogs, 41s G5c; dressed do. 71agSc 2 ID