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The morning call., 1892-01-06
General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcuttss, for June delivery e8497c;
Wool Bags 36038c
CANNED FRUITS = Quiet and unchanged.
tor Pums 81 55QI % Tor Peaches 81 6O@l 50
for Pears 81 1902 20 for White Cherries and 81
CANNED vEGErABLEs-Peas 81; String Beans.
90c q doz Tomatoes. 2I2 Its, 1886
COFFEE-Ibe private circular OF c. E. B1ckfOrd
gives receipts at this port in 1891 at l6S 773
bags against l45.578 IN 1890 and l45l52 in 1889.
The sales from first hands were lag, 2l8 bags,
against .427 In 500 and the $40 in first hands
January lst was 524S bags, against b439 last year.
The circular says: Very little business has been
doue for local account during the past ten days.
owing principally TO The Intervening holidays and
also 10 the sca1c suppIv OF desirable iobbing de-
script the only Transaction of interest being
500 bags good green uuWa he'd Sa yador at ~ l4c.
There has been however a good demand for the
better grades of washed Guatemala for shipment
overland completely absorbing arrivals as fast as
offered. The shipments during the week amount 10
lI74 bags fair TO prime on the basis of 2 2c for
the latter quality Quotations follows: zoe for
good to prime Costa Rica free from black beans
washed Guatemala; l9 &c for good uawaShed Sal
vador, Nicaragua and Guatemala: 201z@2114c for
washed and unwashed Guatemala; 15129l712c for
medium qualities 1904 14c for ordinary qualities;
lOGl2l2c for very Inferior 70 common"
COAL-In large supply. Prices to dealers are: Wei
IngtOn. SO so: New WELLINGTON, 50 so: Southfeld
wellington, IS 4 ton; Cedar River, 81: Seattle,
81 so: New Seattle ST; Coos Bay Sc ? ton; sgd
ncy, 81; Scotch, SO; Brymb6 IS; Greta, IS: Cum
vania Anthracite Egg Sl4@l5; Welsh Anthracite
Egg, $l0 Camel So z ton.
FISH-NO. Mackerel is quoted at $l59l5 so In
haIt-bbls aud 81 50@l2 70 in KITS No 2, Sl4 500
10 IN bbls and S2G2 25 in Kits; Mess MaekereI,
S3@g3 Is > kit Pacific Cod. 512c in bundles 60
6I9c IN cases lac for strips 81 "a &c for middes
712c for rolls, and SD3c q II for bricks: Easter
smoked Herring. Soc: Dutch do 81 S5@l 70 p
keg; hitefsh. $40 In half-bbls and S2@2 rs IN
kits; Tongues and Sounds, 81 75d2 q Kit
QUICKsnyER-Quoted at S47 ? flask
SYRUP-The Western Sugar Refinery quotes Col
den. In bbls l7lac p gallon
NAILS-ln large supply and weak at 80 SO for
iron 81 so for steel and 81 rs 2 keg for wire in
20O-6eg lots
SUGAR-The local refinery has made the follow
ing propos ton to the wholesale grocery trade "No
jODbing house buy less than 5 barrels: this
the rebate is 1sc off the list cash Should the pur-
chase aggregate 500 barrels tie rebate is &c and
70 per cent and COO barrels 1sc and per
cent" The Western sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows terms net cash: Cube. Crushed,
Powdered and Fine Crushed. all 51sc e 10;
Dry Granulated, 4$4c; CenfectiOne-s' A, 45sc;
Extra {, &c; Golden c. $3.50; d, Sac 2 10; half
bbls. Ia more than bb!s, ami boxes 12c more.
The morning call., 1892-01-06

Trade dull. We quote carload and large job
bling lots in sacks on the San Francisco marxet as
follows: Peeled EvlpOrated Peaches, 1l@l3c; sun
dried Peaches. 2G3 J2c Bleached Peaches, 3G5l2c;
Sundried Apricots, 2G4c q u: Bleached Apricots,
6&612e; Apples, 6961@c for eyaPorated In boxes,
99%12c for sliced and 213@3c fer quartered:
Pittef Pums 4l295e unpitted Pluln9 293c:
sizes; German Prunes, 415e; Red Nectarines, 80
&c: White NectarIHes. 4tG5c; Figs impressed
2G312c; Figs, pressed 465 412ci Eyap0rated Pears,
a@6c; Sliced Pears 5000; Quartered Pears Z12S
RAISINs-Thv market continues inactive and
ullSat sfactory LAYERS, fancy 81 4UGl %; Good 20
choice 81 25Gl 3712; fair. $1ea1 20, with the usual
advance for fractional boxes; loose Muscateis SOC
@Si 10 y box and 5G14c = ID In sacks. o..
NUTS-DuII Stocss Of all kinds ample. Chest
NUS are quotsble ar 13@l6c T. 10 for imported and
1l%@l219c ior native; Pine Nuts. ll@l212c; wal
nuts 712GgSc p lb do papersheIl do 9Gj1ac; soft
SD ell Almonds ll@l2 p 70: hasdshel ito. 6Iz@7c
2 ID: papershell lS@l4c q n; Chile WainntS, SO
&c: Peanuts SG3I2c p 70 for domestic: Hickory
Nuts, 7@sc: Pecans l212@l4 for small and 100
ei$@71 &c; Cocoanats "a. 6o@5 . 100.
YEGETABLES-Yer few Los Angeles Vegetables
have been received for fortnight or SO: owing to
are quotab!e at lc@26c 10; Los Angeles
oree h GpS Southern Green Peas. . n; Mar.
i5c: Dry PeUpers I5c q 10; Cabbage COO p Ell;
Parsnips 81 70 Garlic, 80 12c y 10
PROVISIONS-DuU Eastern Bacon is still lower.
Eastern Covered Breakfast Bacon Is quotable at
12S4 &c; California Smoked Bacon, 912gl0ci
for heavy and medium, l29i3c p 70 for light,
1014@l0Lac Eastern Sugar-cured Hams for city
trade, 12ta@l3c; California Hams SILT lOc z ID:
refrigcratOr-cured, 1l@ll12c q 10; Lard, tierces,
Eastern. all kinds. 8$4@9c; cases, 10H@l0$4e
California, tierees 9@914c; hait-bo "a 9912c
tins, Zoe; pals !0lo, l012c; DO 51b. l014c; kegs
9lA@iOc z ID; Mess Beef 81 5G93; extra mess do,
So 5000; family do, 81 80 a ~; clear Pork
$40 5000; extra prime, $l59l5 90; extra clear
$20G20 so: mess do. Sl7 50G Is 3 bbi; Pig PORK
= key 1903 %; Pigs Feet $IZ@l2 20 2 bbl
Smoked Beef, 1l9ll14c = 10.
HOPS-Very finn, with light stocks at 1592Oe q
n for common to choice.
HIDES AND PELTS-A number OF changes APP
pear. The marSet is only moderately active Heavy
saited steers. TIC; medium, &c; light, 4G412c;
Cowbides 49412c; salted Kip, 3@4 Q4c; salted Calf
&c; dry Hides usual selection, Toe; dry KtDs. &C.
prime Goatskins. 3095Oc each; Kids. 50l0c; Deer
skins good summer. 3712c; medium, 3J@3212c;
winter. 20,9Z5c; Sheepskns, ShearliHgs, I09z5c;
short wool, 40@7Oc; medium, 70GS0c; long WOOL
90c4Sl 40 q n. CuIs OF all kinds about Is less.
TALLOW-Fair to good rendered. 4G4I2c; re-
fned. I2@534c; Grease. 312c p 10.
WOUL-Fair trade. ASsOrtmentS limited. Prices
steady. We quote fall WOODS as follows: san JOa-
quin and Southern S(G9c 2 70 San Joaquin and
Southern lambs. collie z ID Mountain Free 1l9
lac; Mountain defective, 10 ne: Humboldt ana
Mendocino l5@l7c Spring clips range as follows:
Choice Northern. 17@20c; Southern, seven months,
l2L3Ml5c q H.
The morning call., 1892-01-06


NANAIMO-Arrlved Jan 4-Bark wilma, San
GREENoCK- Sailed Dec l4-Nor shipvndandsn.
-KONG~Saied Jan 6-Br stmr Empress Of
SYDNEY-Salied Jan 2-Br ship Allerton. San
DUBLIN-Arrived Jan 3-Br ship Dolbarden Cas-
tie. hence Aug 10 via Queenstown.
Spoken.
Nov 8 43 8, so W, Brshp Achilles from Liver
Nov g. ~ s s. ", Br ship Brunei from Swansea
Nov ii, 2 S, 81 W, Br ship North, from Havre for
Nov H. 10 8 81 w Br ship Agnes Oswald, from
Dec Ia i444 S. 81 W, Br ship Grass endaIe, from
Newcastle, Eng, for san Francisco.
Memoranda.
Per Arcata-IIad very rough weather nearly all
the way down; strong SSE gales.
Miscellaneous.
Ship W Fl Lincoln at Sydney from Tacoma is on
fire. and despite ali efforts to extnguish it, ship Is
stu burning, part Or cargo still on board
LONDON-Dec 5-Br ship Annie Wright hence
Oct for Havre, put into Bahia with captain sick
BT bark RavensWOOd. from Hull for san Francisco,
put into Valparaiso: sundry losses aud damagesI
sustained heavy weather.
InpOrtatiOns.
yICToRIA-Per Umatilla-2 cs linen SIX coin.
pkg mdSe
cs ehnaware, pkgs express. bag coin
Seatte-l cs dry goods, AL hides, pkgs mdse.
16 bdls hides, l cs cigars, l BIZ glassware, pkgs
tea cs axle grease 45l green hides, 36I tins 8
bb % tubs taIUw, bx cheese, bxs wood fittings
1892 tons coal, l horse, II pigs express, bags
coin.
bullion, I0l pkgs udSe. -
Tacoma r R-IIO6 SKIS -four, pkgs type, 1913
SKIS iaXseed, 1913 hides, l SIX tails, bdiS dry hides,
298 SKIS wheat, 80 bids hoops.
East OF FargO-l car furniture.
AnacOTtes-2 pkgs mdse.
FarhaVen-26 pkgs mdSe.
Sehome-l household goods l cs cigars, l ok
machinery, bdl handles, pigs express, SIX coin.
MARSHFIELD-Per Emily-23S bXS apples, 20
SKIS potatoes, l25 tubes, pkgs express. 90 bdlS
hoops.
P6rter-2OO NJ It lumber, 40 eds matchwood.
Empire City-l SIX bark, pkgs express, pkgS
tools.
Fort Bragg-5 SKIS D abalones.
Little RtYer-l books, ! BIZ grapes 40 pkgs
dried fruit, pkg dried skins, cs cigars, hides,
COOS BAY-Per Arcatl-5OO tons coal, 10 bIs
apples.
Consignees.
Per Cmatilla-Amer Press Assn; Koher Frohl-
ing; Bissinger & Co: G L Mathews; r GoSlinsky;
Feigenbaum d Co; + o Hancock; KOwalsky n Co;
X Ii Morgan; Frank Co; Illlmann q Bendel;
Sach Bros: Vermont Marble Co; w Sumner & Co;
Wheaton Luhrs; oregon imp Co; w q Hall;
Castle Bros; PayOt, Upham Co; Gnndlat h; sun
set Tel Co; GoOdaIl Perkins & Co; Amer Biscuit
Co; Allen & Lewis; Cal Barrel Co; Greenbaum
Bros; Getz Bros & Co; Murphy, Grant 4 Cos
Hendricks; Wells Fargo & CO.
Per Emily-D Keefe Il Co; Wetmore Bros; r W
Butler; SnOth: Simpson Lumber Co: & Johnson
Cal Lumber Co; TImaun IL Bendel: 6 Walker;
Porter Bros Co; Smiths Cash Store; w II Kelly
q Co; Sumner & Co; A PolIack & Co.
Per Arcata-O X IL Co; Smith; Will & Finck.
For LAIR Sdiootp7 Inteut'snce SEE Ei9htR Page
The morning call., 1892-01-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived.
TUESDAY, January 5.
5 stmr Baltimore sehley, rs days from Chile,
Stur Emily Roberts. 10 hours from Coos Bay.
etc pass and mdse, to Meyer y Akmann.
Stmr Umatilla Holmes, "a hours from Victoria;
pass and mdSe, TO Goo all. Perkins Il Co.
Stmr Arcata, Saunders, 81 hours from Coos Bay
pass and mdse to c ~ y Co.
Cleared.
TUESDAY January &
stmr state of California. Ackiey, Portland; Good
all, Perkins II Co.
stmr Pomona Hannah, Eureka; GOOdall Perkins
s,mr san Juan, McCrae, Panama; Pacific Mall
Co.
Sailed.
stmr Thets Relter, cruise
Stmr \ewsbOy. Liebig. Navarro.
Stmr Coos Bay, Leland, Wilmington.
Stmr Gypsy Jepsen Santa Cruz, etc
Stmr San Juan MCCrae, Panama, etc.
Bc ship Astoria, Fawckner, Hut.
Br ship Brenhtlda, Craig, Queenstown.
Ship ST. \ ,chOas, Carver, New York
Bktn VI Grtfiths, Gray, Port Hadiock.
Schr Danieson, Gruggei, CoquilIe River.
Schr Volunteer, SiOStrOn, Grays Harbor.
Schr Ii c Wright, jacobsen san Jose de Guate-
mala
Tele<raphic.
POINT LoBOS-January SO M-Weather
hazy wind NE; velocity 10 miles
Domestic Ports.
PORT BLAKELEY-Jan 5-Launched from Hall
Bros shipyaTd, - Aloha.
PORT TOwNSEND-SaiIed Jan 4-Bark Caltor-
MIA. San Francisco.
NONO-Arrtved Jan 5-Stmr Noyo, hence 4.
ALBION-Sailed Ian -Schrs Lila, Matte an
Mary Bidwell, San Francisco.
Arrived Jan 2-Sehr Mary Gilbert, hence Dec %.
wHIrESBORo-Arrlve Jan 5-Stmr Alcazar,
hence Jan A.
TACOMA-sailed Jan 4-Bktn Charles Croker,
| sydney
Arrived Jan 6-Bkta C Funk, San Pedro.
| GRAYS HARBoR-Arrived Jan 4-Schrs Norma,
| hence Dec rs; weatherwax, hence Jan 4:
Laura May; > as Garheld
SAN DIEGO-Saiied an4-Stmr Tillamook; schr
LOtue Carson. Eureka
Sailed Jan 5-Schr Halycon.
NAYARRo-SailedJ Jan 6-Stmr Navarro for San
POINT ARENA-sailed Jan 5-Stmr Record, for
| san Francisco
COOS BAY-Sailed Jan 4-Stmr Arago for San
| Francisco.
HUQyIAM-ArrivedJ Jan 5-Schr Alcade, hence
| Dec II; schr Mary and Ida, hence Dec 81.
| PORT LUDL0W-SailedJ Jan 5-Schr Alice Cook,
| for Honolulu.
TACOMA-Arrived Jan 5-Ship jeremiah Thomp-
| son, from san Pedro
| ASrORIA-Arrived Jan-Br barks Doxford, from
| Valparaiso; Cardigan Castle, from Hull.
Sailed Jan 5-Br ship Afghanistan, for u K
ish, for * Br bark Aboukr Rag, Tor Queenstown;
! Br bark Norfolk Island, for u X
| PORT K-Sailed Jan Ship Guardian
! for Sa,avrTry.
| De: 81 Enterprise, from Port Hartford; Lizzie
| Vance, hence Dec ~.
| sailed Jan 5-Srhrs Maxim. for san Francisco;
Confanzl, for san Francisco; Mabel Gray; Czarina,
| for san francisco stmr Venture
| san PEDRO-Arriyed Jan 5-Stmr Pasadena.
| from Eureka.
Sailed Jan 5-Stmr Cosmopolis: schr Challenger.
Eastern Ports.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jan 4-Ship Alameda
| San Francisco.
The morning call., 1892-01-06
TO :.

what changes may be wrought by timei
thought at dawn Of eighty-two
That love prevailed In every cline,
And men and women all were true.
At first 1 could not understand;
All things seemed fair; but now know
That we must NINE with careful band
To fnd the shining gold below.
lido not mourn the knowledge brought
BY all these intervening years,
AItho' the lessons that they taught
Were learned sometimes thro' bitter Tears
and IL gaze with wiser eyes
On this first day OF ninety-two
still see much TO hold and prize
And know have friend in you
LILLIAN PLUNRETT.
San francisco, Jon. 4 IS9g
The morning call., 1892-01-06

Steamers to sail to-day the State of Califor-
MIA for Portland, the Pomona for humboldt Bay
and the Arcata for Coos Bay The Oregon and
Wilmington fall due from Portland. the Willamette
Valley from Yaquna Bay, the Arago from Coos
Bay the San Mateo from Comox and the Eureka
from San Pedro.
The DarKentine George c. Perkins, 369 tons, loads
Lumber the sound for Tahiti; barkentine Kiiki-
tat, 400 tons Lumber at Port Ludlow for Honolulu;
ship Louis Walsh 1897 tons, Coal at Nauaimo for
this port san Pedro.
The British iron ship West Lothian, 1914 tons
chartered prior to arrival for Wheat 10 United
Kingdom, Hayre or Antwerp, 42S
The BrenhIlda takes for Cork 1857 centals
Wheat valued at S7O.sSs; Dumburton, 65.33S
centalS al Sl1S.425; Lady Ruthyen, 53.l4l cen
tals at $4,000; Barcrag, 48835 centals at $780,
The morning call., 1892-01-06
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING. January 5.

TUESDAY EVENING january Q.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKET4
Flour n fair demand.
Wheat unchanged.
Barley held higher,
oats steady,
Corn dull.
Rye wax.
Hay inactive.
Beans quiet.
River Burbanks higher.
Onions easy.
Butter firm. Cheese steady.
Eggs arriving more freely.
Honey dull.
Hens and BOOSTERS scarce.
Game sells we'll.
Apples plentiful.
Citrus Fruits abundant.
Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raising dull
Bacon lower.
Hops firm.
Some changes in hides
Wool steady.
Beef, Mutton. Lamb and Veal firm.
Canned Goods quiet.
Coffee steady
Coal in heavy supply.
Nails weak.
Mexican Dollars lower.
The morning call., 1892-01-06
Lumber Market.

The following rates nominal, as dealers are
cutting Retail prices follows;
PINE-Rough, $1S for No. and $l5 Tor No. 2;
Specified lengths $40; odd lengths. SIT; selected
rough. &24; clear rough, $50; No. no0rine 5000
So according to size No. do, S23925: stepping.
dressed, s43 for No. and $2s for y o y Lsth, $50
9 rs; Pickets, rough, SIT.
SPRUCE-ROugb $50; selected, $685. clear S3I
dunnage SIS. delivered: dressed sheivl ng. $37.
REDNOOD-Rough, $40 for No. aud SIS for No
2: extra sizes. $21 for No. and SIT for No. 2;
ieeted, $26 rustic, No l, $24G30 No. ?, $29
faced, No. /, $50 "a 40: No ,. $24 "a 70; Pickets
rough, SIT for square end and $l9 Tor pOiuted
surfaced, fancy end $26; Battens, lie a foot: Shin
giles 81 d NJ for common ana IS 20 for fancy
Shakes $1I for split and Sl3 for sawed; Posts
split lac
The morning call., 1892-01-06
San Francisco Neat Market.

Hogs IN fair supply and weak Beef Is very
firm. Mutton and Lamb are stiff at the advance.
Veal is also higher. Wholesale rates from saugh-
terers to dealers follows:
BEEF-FIrst quality. 612c: second quality 51a@
&c; third do. 4dbc.
NEAI-Large 7G8c; small Calves, SG,9c.
UTFON-Wethers. 9l2GlOc; Ewes ga DC.
LAMB-Yearlinss, lOc; Spring Lamb, I51 Isc . 10
POHk-Live Hogs, 49i1sc p n for heavy hard
granted, and 41s9 a for light average do; stock
Hogs, 5$4 94c = 10; dressed do, 6$497c 2 10.
The morning call., 1892-01-06
Used Deadly weapons.

Judge Joachmsen yesterday sent two
men up to the Superior Court to answer to
the charge Of assault with deadly weapon.
and each had his bail fixed at $1,000. They
were Il. Abraham and Jerry Donovan. the
weapons used knives, and the assaults were
made on December 25th and 18th respec-
The morning call., 1892-01-06

1t has been learned that of the 1900
Chinese who went to Mexico some months
ago on a tramp schooner to work on a rail-
road, 900 are making their way toward the
American border Collector Phelps is
taking steps to especially provide against
dir MT
The morning call., 1892-01-06
OVERWHELMINGLY

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF TIE
l. Cruikshank Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed uatn Monday, October 5, 1891, az IL
O'clock noon. at the Office OF the Company. Room q
No. 2Il Sansome street. san Francisco Cal. BY
order or the Board OF Directors.
ERNEST J. KOCH Secretary.
The morning call., 1892-01-06

Acting Chief Jailer Peterson is in receipt
of two kilograms from Chief Hadler, who
is wintering Mt OrOville on his wedding trip.
Both messages are rather Of a mOurnfuI
nature, and would tend to make the average
reader believe that Hader had found mar
riage failure" The last telegram read:
am sick. VIII try and be back to- morrow.
The morning call., 1892-01-06
She Was Inrdah

g. NJ. Sheldon recently brought suit for
divorce for desertion. The wife filed a
cross complaint, in which she ayers that he
threatened TO kill her parents and throw hot
lard over her
The morning call., 1892-01-06

Judge Lawler has granted Laura Reed
divorce from Charles Reed because of his
failure to provide. They were married in
st. Louis, Mo-, in July, 1887, but have
neither children nor community property.
The morning call., 1892-01-06
PosTPONEMENr.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
L the Crulksaank Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed until Saturday, January 2, 1892. at IA
o'clock noon, at tho Office OF the Company, Room o,
No. I'll Sansome street. san Francisco, Gal By
order of the Board of Directors.
ERNEST ]. KOCH. Secretary.
The morning call., 1892-01-06

Collector Phelps is preparing a memorial
asking for a small reveuue-cutter to be used
for rapid postal duty. II granted, il will be
used to Illustrate the smuggling Of opium in
the bay and do other service
The morning call., 1892-01-06

George E. 0erlein, whose wife was killed
In the picnic party that was run into by a
train of the Southern Pacific, while crossing
the track near Baden. on July l3 1890, has
sued the company for $4,000 DAMAGES.
The morning call., 1892-01-06

and n. 10 feet Of lots 10 and / l. BLOCK B,
Harmon Tract Oakland Township. ........
X. B., u. II. and II. A. Moyes TO Oakland. san
Leandro and naywsrds ele ctrie railway,
right OF way over strip at bridge spanning
San Leandro Greek preserving right OF way
underneath such bTldge), Brooklyn Town
snip.............. ............
The morning call., 1892-01-06

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
the CruiEshank Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed until Wednesday, November 1. 1891 al
IL O'Clock noon ct the ONCE OF tile Company, Room
., No. 2ll Sansome street. san Francisco, Cal. By
order OF the Board OF Directors.
ERNEST j. KOCH, Secretary.
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Earnings Of the Belt Road.

ers yesterday the earnings Of the Belt Rail
road we're reported to be S445 90 and the ex-
pense s2j5 81 for the month of December.
During that time S91 cars were moved and
~ sWitchings made. The board is enter
tanning a proposition to charge 80 cents
for each time an eNgIue moves car.
The morning call., 1892-01-06
NE11NoURN4 SALE Nor1oE-oRU1KsHANW

Geld Mining Company. Location Of prinei1s6
Hlaoe Of business, San Francisco. Cal. Location 90
works. Les Burros District, Monterey County Cal
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described STOCK, on account OF Assessments (No. -
levied on the 7th day OF July. 1891. the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
Shareholders as follows.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-CONFIDENCR
IL Silver Mining Company. Location OF prnci-
pal place of business San Francisco, Car. Location
of works Gold HILL storey County, New.
Notce-There are deli quent upon the following
described stock on account or assessment no. 1871
levied on the seventeenth day of November. 1891.
the several amounts set opposite the names OF the
re5pectiy5 shareholders as follows:
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POsTpOMEMEMT.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
tho Cruikshank Gold Mining Company Is here bY
postponed until Friday, December (, 1881, at ! z
o'clock noon at the Office OF the company, Room l.
No. al SansOme St.. San Francisco. Cal BY order
of the Board OF Directors.
Lo4 "a ERNEST j. KOCH. Secretary.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
the CruikShank Gold NJ ming Company Is hereby
postponed un til MONDAY, February /, 1899 at Ia
O'Clock noon, at the Office OF the COMPANY Room o.
O. Pill Sansome street San Francisco Cal. BY
order OF the Board OF Directors.
la2 I'd ERNEST J. KOCH, Secretary.
The morning call., 1892-01-06

And in accordance with law aud an order from
sac Board Of Directors made on the 7th day OF
Snly, 1891, so many shares of each parcel OF such
took as may be necessary Will be sold st public
Rction at tao once or the company. Room 8, Eli
s@nsome St., San Francisco. Cal. on Monday the
'th day Of September, 1891, at the hour Of u
SCiook NJ OF said Gay, to pay said delinquent As.
'essment thereon, together with costs OF adVsrtiH
Sng and expenses Of sale.
ERNEST J. KOCH. Secretary.
eEI
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Jan. 5.-Wheat was irreguIarly active
The opening was shade easier than the closing OF
yesterday ruled weak and declined nc, then raj
led 4 c, and the closing about 5sc higher than
yesterday. Receipts. $4,000 bushels; shipments,
744 900 bushels Rye firm at s6I2c. Barley quiet
at 59c
CHICAGO Jan. 5.-wheat-CaSh 891sc. Corn
3S5sc. Pork-$l0 So Lard-S6 %. Rlbs-$5 80
Mhlsky-$l Is.
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Wood Market

Posts, l0c each; Redwood, So so = cord; Oak,
rough. S7G7 20: do, peeled, 50; Pine 81 q cord
Railroad Ties, 30@34c apiece for 6xS aud 45G50e
for 7x9.
TANBARK-G Ground bark. s24 q ton.