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The morning call., 1892-12-28
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market was not at all benefited by the Christ
mas holidays. and prices continued weak yesterday
Very little trading was done and news outside
OF the usual reports was placed on file. Mr.. Flood
left for New York Monday evening aud his return
Will be anxously looked Tor, as Is is expected to
have very important bearing on future operations
on the Comstock.
Prices opened fairly strong, but shaded of trife
as the day advanced Sales were made Ophir at
81 65, Best & Beicher 81 20. Bullion Csc. Conf
dence 81 40, Con. Cal a Va 81 IS. Con. New York
SOC, Curry soc. Norcross soc, Mexican 81 Is.
Potosi 81 So. Savage S5c and Union 81 Is. On the
2;SO p. NJ. call Fitch was quite active buyer OF
Savage at 9Oc, bat prices weakened of after the
Call and the market closed heavy.
NOTES.
Silver remained steady at SIC In New York and
$50 In London yesterday.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Pacific Bank has been called for January g.
Bullion valued at 500. 600 has been received from
the Candelaria mine OF Mexico.
The annual meeting OF the Silver King has been
called for January 10.
An assessment of rs cents per share has been
on the Gold MoGntain Mining Company OF Amador
County.
The annual meeting OF the Brunswick Mining
Company has been called for January L.
The assessment Gu Curry is delinquent in once
today.
1he delinquent assessment sale OF the Con. New
YORK takes place to-day.
The Overman letter for the past week SAYS that
26S tons Of ore were extracted from the 100 and
100 levels. Car samples averaged go Ue per ton
shipped to Vivian mill 81 tons Of ore. battery
samples averaged SIS o. per ton.
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THE NEEDLE-BOX.
A Swindle That Is Easily Worked at
the Races

The needle box" may not exactly be
something new in swindlIng devices. but 1t
has just come to light here as the means of
cheating some unsophlsticated youth out OF
his dollars.
AS rule the onfidence men who live
and fatten on the ignorance of dupes with
gambling proclivities will not work the
"needle-box" excepting at country fairs in
remote districts where hayseeds, like drops
OF rain from cloudy sky, fall from the
tangled meshes Of crowds in attendance.
1t so happens, however. that the rigorous
weather In the country has driven into the
city nearly every short-card gambler, black
leg and general all-round cheat that the
State regrets laying claim to. They are an
improvident lot, and they have little or
nothing left Of their summer robberies,
which fact necessitates tteir hustling at q
pretty lively rate to keep in the swim.
There are more Skin gamblers" In town
than there are suckers or pigeons for
them to pluck; hence the rivalry that exists
between the vultures
Nearly every channel in which they NAV
ply their nefarious calling Is closed, leaving
me blood-horse races at the Bay District
track as the place OF dernier resort.
1t was there Monday that the needle
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ABOUT CHAMPAGNE.
Some Peculiar Qualities of the Most
AriStOcratiC of Drinks.

ArlStOcratiC of Drinks.
Floyd b. Wilson. writing of the French
champagne country in Lippincotts Maya
zine. says: "For the best quality OF cham
payne one must not seek q wine which
elects its cork with a saucy bounce, and
which Is over noisy and frothy as II Is poured
into into glass. Free effervescence may be
sign Of the youthfulne:s of the wine. but
1t Is al absolute proof of over-mueh sugar
having been introduced with the liquor at
the time Of recorking. The occasion or
purpose OF this high percentage of liquor is
not merely to please the palates of ladies or
amateurs In champagne drinking, but be-
cause OF necessity, now too often occur
ring, OF disguising the poverty and
latent acidity of inferior grapes whose
juice provided the major part OF the
cuvee. During my stay in Epernay.
Dry, Ay and Rheims last year, / was fire.
quently told by the staid Frenchmen, who
take great pride in their VINEYARDS, that the
occasion Oh the large percs ntage OF lioueur
In the wines sent to the United States was
tnat tnelr agents here had repeatedly adj
vised them that our countrymen were only
satisfied with the noisy, frsky wine. For
themselves, they declared. they could not
commend such wines, but added that they
must leave the possible correction of this
false taste to the influences OF time. though
they seemed to think Climate might have
something to do with 1t. Their business
was to cater to :aste as they found it. and
not to try to educate a people. The Rus
SLAMS demand the sweetest champagne, as
The average OF liqueur In the wines pre-
pared Tor the st. Petersburg market Is 20
per cent Such wine Is drunk freely and
with comparative safety In Russia. while II
taken in our climate 1t would SOW the seeds
OF disease
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A MUSICAL TASTE.
Advice as to How 1t May Best Be
Cultivated.

w. A. Hudson, in all article written for
the Century. giving advice to those who
desire to cultivate taste for music. says:
I'm the first place. il you are seriously
bent upon acquiring real discrimination of
music, avoid the opera for one season rs you
would pesthouse, and confne your atten-
tion to what is called absolute music-that
is, music without text Of any kind. The
sovereignty Of the singer Is the ruling prin-
ciple in the opera-house, especially since we
have returned 10 what is called Italian
opera, in which the graces of vocal art are
esteemed more highly than dramatic veri ty.
BE who seeks his early culture in the opera
house will almost surely lose sight of tue
essentials OF music and become a wor-
shipper Of vocal display.
Let US, therefore, bear In mind that al
first we are not seeking 10 cultivate our
taste for singing and playing. but for music
itself. Therefore we must devote ourselves
wholly to that kind of music in which the
individuality Of the performer is lost We
must listen to chamber music aud Orches-
trai concerts. The latter are preferable,
because in nine Quartets out OF ten the per-
sonalily and technical accomplishments of
the leader are too influential. If you must
have some variety 60 TO piano recitals; for
OF all classes of composition piano music
most readily adapts itself TO the control of
single players thought without losing its
own Significance"
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MARKET REPORTS.
TUESDAY EVENING. Dec. "a.
SUMMARY OF THE NARKRTA

SUMMARY OF THE LARKKTA
Wheat and Barley stronger.
wheat freights nominal
Flour neglected
More demand for Oats
Large receipts OF Corn.
Rye dun.
Feedstufs unchanged.
General advance IN Beans.
Good Potatoes and Onions firm.
Butter arriving more freely.
Cheese firm.
Eastern Eggs cleaning up.
Honey firm and selling we'll
BeeswsI advanced.
Game arriving spoiled.
Three ears of Eastern Poultry In.
Turkey market overstoeked
Apples In good supply.
Oranges and Lemons plentiful.
Mexican Lines scarce and higher.
Dried Fruit and Nuts dull.
Raisins very weak.
Hams Bacon and Lard 6rm.
Hops nominal.
Hides aud Wool dull
Spring Lamb appeared. Beef very frm.
Grain Bags strong
Decline In Goldfish
Coffee dull
Coal firm at previous prices.
Silver unchanged.
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Glass Paper.
Harnarta Rarar

To thoughtful Japanese student must
we make our bow for such successful in
vention as this promises to become An
aquatic plant indigenous 10 his native
country. furnishes the proper m material. The
most noticeable feature of glass paper Is it's
wonderful transparency; this. added to un-
usual strength and tenacty, will doubtless
render il an important article of traffic.
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Builders Contracts.

II. Is. AnReli with W. H. wIekersham TO build on
IS by W 1l6: se369.
Catharine Sullivan with Edward Moon ey to build
on lot on line OF Golden Gate avenue On w ~
DeyisadeIo. w 25Kl37 :6: S6l4O
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sEcuRITIEs.
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-The stock market to-day
was dull but strong In early trading there was an
advance OF from TO l1a per cent Dealings were
quite moderate, and In the afternoon reaction
ensued, but near the ciose some stocks developed
marked strength, ana advanced sharply under Q
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Hops are quiet and unchanged.
pATcrNS
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Dec 27.-In Wheat there was fair
trade. The market opened sc higher, advanced
sc more on cold weather and fields bare and COW
ering Dy the shorts, poor Russian outlook and
higher cables. reeeded Sc sales 10 take pronts
aud closed steady at 5sc higher than on Saturday.
Receipts, 3S6. 600 bushels; shipments. $4,000 bush
els. Rye. 50Iae. Barley. SIC.
CHICAGO. Dec. 27.-wheat-Cash. 7214c. Corn
405sc. Pork $l4 30. Lard - $40 40. Ribs
&S 80. Mhisky-sl 40
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MORNING SESSION.
Board-30 Water, ssi 90 Cal Electric Light.
22I4: 2lo do, 221a.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-40 Ferries & Cliff X R. 81: 25 F Gas
hght, 1854; 10 Water, 93i 2UU Hawaiian Com
msrclai. lOc-
street-50 Cal Electric Light, 22I%
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THE CRADLE.

How: steadfastly she'd worked AZ It'll
How lovingly had drest
With all her wou1d-be mothers wis
That little rosynestI -
How iongihgly she'd hung on-fti
IL sometimes seemed, she said.
There lay beneath its cOyerlet =
A little sleeping head:
He came az last. the tinv guest, :
Ere bleak Deeem Der fled;
That resy nest lre never prest-
Her CONN was his bed,
= AUSTIN DoRsos.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

DELlNQUEN SALE NOTIJE-BELLE ISLE
- Mining company. Location or principal D ace
OF business. san francisco, Californs. location Of
works. Tusesrora. ElSo County Nevada
Notiee-Thsre are delinquent upon the foIIowIua
described stock. on account OF assessment mo 16S
levied on the ffth t5th) day OF Novemb ber 1894
the several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Dec 27.-The spot market Is hrmer at
Is Pad. Cargoes are steady at 30s for OF coast,
sos Sd for Just shipped and sos Sd for nearly due
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the foil owing
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter.
December. bs S1id: January, 6s Ss1d: February
es lo14d; March, 1s lli2d; April. IS led; May IS
LoNpoN. Dec. az. - Consols, 81 7-I6; Silver
$50; Rentes, 97f 27Isc
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AUCTION SALES.
GEO. F. LAMS0N,
AUCTIoNEER COMMISSION MERCHANT
425 hearny st bet California anti Pima
THIS DAY
his DAY.
Wed nesday December %, 1S92s


Wed ednesday..............D December 2S, 1S92s
AT II O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises.
Ills BUSH ST, NEAR LEAYENWORTH,
....I WILL sELL....
The Magnificent Furniture, Chiekering Piano.
Satin Drawing room Upholstery, Splendid
Mantel Mirrors, Rich Works Of Art and Ele-
giant carpets in above residence.
....COMPRISING,.
one Square Chickering ParIor Grand Piano OF the
renlarkaDe rchn ess OF tone peculiar to these world
renowned Instruments l Magnificent Drawing
room Set including Center Tete atete Dtyan I'm gold
leaf FURNISHED frame, cover d in imperial Penceau
crimson SATIN original cost OF set Complete $1,000:
Splendid Mante Mirrors, In elaborateIy orna
mental burnished gold Leaf frames; Superb Win
dow Draperies 10 match parlOr upholstery: / Fine
Walnut and Gilt Frame Pier Mirror with marhis
base; Parlor Standards: Willow Rocker: Very Fine
Bronze Mantel Clock; Ornaments: Bisque Figuras.
Bronzes; Piano Lamps; Engravings; Lace Curtains.
Pole Cornices; Fine Rugs; Shaving Amin.
ster and Body Brussels Carpets throughont tba
house; Fine Hall Hatstand; Hall Chair; Very
fine Walnut Chamber Suits; Sofas; l Three quar-
ter Walnut Bedstead; Easy Chairs; Toilet Sets; I
Mahogany Chamber SUIT; Best Spring and CURED
Hair Mattresses; Pillows l Walnut xtensiOI
Table; Dining Chairs; Mahogany Sideboard; Fins
silver Plated Ware; Crockery and Glassware: !
Refrigerator: Kitchen Utensils, with assortment
OF other desirable articles.
TERMs-CaSh.
de27 ~ GEO. F. LAMSON. AuetIoneer:
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All who are exposed TO the weather should keen
Dr.. Buis Cough Syrup handy.
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weaving cigar ribbons into mats is the
latest fad uf the girl whose best masculine
friend smokes.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.

NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
Coughlin. Oakland Morris Chico
J Roza Arizona CIV Marty. Mana
ii koulng Boston Kenfrew, Chicago
NJ Weiner, Ireland II Clark. Ireland
Z Smith, Sacramento Connolly, Redding
r JOhhson baden Jones, Baden
Mrs lvers DIR, Boston Court. st Louis
i cummings. Menlo SNOW, Menlo
> Cleveland. Ohio Ireland, Mexico
King. Mexico j Ring Mexico
Miss Dean. sacramnto + p Peck. Sacramento
j j stark, Nevada NJ Conboy Ireland
Mrs Jones, Ukiah Patterson, Ukiah
curtis, Uktah Connolly Cal
PALACE HOTEL
w Carlson. San Diego A RosenthaL Pa
o Todd, Auburn w Cheyney PInmaS IN
Soochue Rochester Strsuncher, Rochster
II Mlllet Boston NJ ii Bernstein \
J Smith W, Scotia Percy Feern
J Oliver Chicago BF Meyer. Ii Paso
Cora Days. Mass Proger Los AUeel..
w Hoiibaird Pomona e Henry Opden
Warteil, Ogden ballard. Nafrowiauds
Webster, Narrownds X w MiIIigau II = n
~ 9ill: san Jose TH Nichols. san Rafael
. Armstrong, sacto q c Allen. Sacramento
ID Bender, New G T Mills a. w Carsnn
Simpson Baltimore & A MarlArkey ~ Wv Or
Z Mills W. Paso Robes
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
ID Myers. Boston IN Heibbsrd w
= TI,,en p" poston pr Dr Casey, Alameda
Miss Tilton. Boston L Lassus & W Perm
w Sachtleben, Ill G.AfIen Jr Mo
wagner, Chicago MISS Wagner Cbicago
Shiota. Japan T STRAIT RerIIn
W a. M smith oceanic DIG ReYnods.s Oceanic
Martin. Vancouver Lewis Cal
L Brant, Angel Island Miss c Newton Ohio
siiss IL Ss newton, ohio HOLSTER, 5 Barbara
Ward, Cal O'Bren a NO r.i NV
A Loyd, Chicago r Peterson A w Ko,ton
bronson, Y Russell, Wash
SWAIN. fsio Alto q Lanaadsr, Texas
q w Matherson. Nd w Mizner BentcIa
mchhIcs, Cal w Bennis. ST Louis
Nj Gage. Riverside II Busche A w Tondon
= EaKin Denver w Hooper, Sonoma
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
w brown providence Chalbed, Portland
Il beneet. UeorgA Mitchell. Fresno
Losn JGreenman Boston
leonard, Micn Dewolf, Minneapolis
II Leouard Mich Ii Clark RoSfon
j l. Brautner, Fresno X Burke USN
tnomas. iowa NJ dempsey, San jose
Hs hicnarus, GeysrvueG McGreg San jose
fiemans, Geyservllle Miller d
burt ColusA Spin. Fresno
ID Hamilton, Colusa Sauiis \
LINskoDe Coinsa Quinn, Canada
~ Gnvskooe Colusa Robin. Berkeley
w Rampton Cal Clste u SN
v r. Dnstin, STOCKTON Easter, Ukiah
rnsIL sacramento Jacsson, USS
p mcSulnn, Portland 4 Bernard. USN
ID Bell, Portland A FeIdes Sacramento
Il PIunmer. Portland + Flemons Oariand
q Nightingale, Portland n johnson u SN
" " na1ter. fortiand Brown. USN
wise, portland Weber. Woodland
70 p Dueker, fortand Chute USN
4 wainwright. Portland
The morning call., 1892-12-28

The Egyptians absorbed the invention of
the Peruvians to Monco Capac.
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You need not despair ri Salvation OH will heal
your burnt arm without scar. rs cents.
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Woodchncks numbering 1928 have been
killed In Cayugs Couuiy. n. Y, this year.
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A. |. GRESSWELl,
General Auctioneer s. Commission Merchant,
S29 Market St. bet. Fourth and Fifth.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TOMORROW.
Thursday ay;................. December 20, 1899

good washed salvador; 1885 @Isc q n for good un-
washed salvador, Nicaragua and Guatemala;
22c for prime washed Guatemala; 2l@2I s4c for
good to strictly good Guatemala; 1872 6Gz034 for
fair washed and unwashed Guatemala: 2l@22l2c
e 70 for good TO prime pea-berry: l61E9lSc for
medium qualities; 13@l6c for ordinary qualities;
7gl213e for very Inferior TO common.
COAL-Firm, but no higher. Wellington is quot
able at IS q ton; New Wellington, &S p ton;
Southfeld Wellington, 81 so; Cedar River, Sc 90
Seattle. S6 so; New seattle. So so: Coos Bay, So
Sydney. 50 z ton; Scotch SS ? ton; Brymbo.
So: Grets. IS ? ton: Cumberland, Sl4 in bulk and
SIS SO In sacks; Penn,yIyania Anthracite Egg.
sl2; Welsh Anthracite Egg, SO; Camel. SO q ton
FlSH-Paclnc Goldfish is lower at the following
prices from first hands TO iObbers: Selected 4I5c
Medium. 4I4c 2 10 Golden State MiddIes, 71a@Sc;
Columbus Cod Rolls, -; Oriental Bricks, 6Io
@7c; Seabright Bricks. 7@Sc: Occidental Strips
and Norway Strips. 595I4c z n; Bundles. 4e e 10;
No. Mackerel is quotabie at sl2Gl3 In half
b6is and 81 1902 in kits; No. 2. $40 in bbs and
81 5O@l rs iu kits: Mess Maekerei. SO e kit; East
ern smoked Herring. 35c; butch do, 81 50Gl IS p
keg; whitefsh, $40 in half-bbis and 1922 20 in
kits; Tongues ana Sounds 81 1912.
QUICKSILYER-Quoted at Sal 50@l42 p flask.
NAILS-Base prices 81 95 for iron, or steel
and 81 20 for wire.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and ne Crushed, all 65se p n; Dry Granulated.
DC 2 lO: COnfectloners A. Csc; Magnolia, 45sc;
Extra Z, sac; Golden G, 42sc; ID, 4Mc; Standard
A. 41sc: half-bDls. lac more than bDls and boxes
Inc
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Wool Market.
Exchange and Bullion.

NEW YORK. Dec. 27. - Wool is firm. Domestic
fleece. 25@37c 2 10; pulled, 2u@32c; Texas
1b92lc
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And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board OF Directors, made on the fifth day OF
November, 1892. many shares OF each par
eel OF such stock as may be necessary VIII be sold
at public auction 81 the once OF the company s. q
Pine street. rooms Is and II, San Francisco, Call
fornia, on WEDNESDAY, the rour.h day or Jan
uary, 1898, at the hour Of O'clock p. u. OF said
day. TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon;
together with costs Of advertising aud expenses OF
the sale. j. w. PEW. secretary.
Ofhce-3lo Pine street. rooms l5 ana II. San
1xaneiseo. California d"f4t
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Spring Lamb for Christmas sold at zoe p n Bee
srepOrted very firm. Hogs are also firm. Mutton
and Veal show no change. Wholesale rates from
slaughIererS TO dealers as follows:
BEEF-First quality 696I2 choice. 612c; sec
ond quality. 5@5 12c: third do, 31204 Zee.
yEAL-Large. 512G6e; small Calves, 6i2@7e;
Dairy Calves. S0SI5 q n.
MUTToN-wethers. 61a@7c p n Ewes. &C.
LAMB-S@8Iae p II.
PoRK-Lfve Hogs. 5ss@5s4c p n for heavy and
medium granted; small fat Hogs, 512@55sc stock
Hogs, 600 Ac; dressed do. S9SI2c y 10.
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brisk inquiry for both long and short accounts A
rise OF per cent In Manhattan. 2 per cent In New
YORK and Northern and per cent in New England
induced general buying during the last hours and
the hnsl quotations were about the highest OF the
day. A sale OF 0rthern Pacific preferred was "a
per cent lower. Governments steady. Petroleum
-ouil and neglec ted; January, 5Se bid.
NEw YORK, Dec. 27.-United States Bonds. as.
1l31a: do 2's. loo: Northern Pacific. 1913: Cana
dian Pacific. SS14 Central Pacific. 2S Union Pa
cine, 373l i; Atchison and santa Fe. $685.: Wells
Fargo, lao: western Union, 93sz; Silver, 81;
Sterling, 81 S612e94 SS1a.
wheat-Janua1y. 7s3sc Flour. steady. Coffee.
SIS 20. Sugar. 3@3 7-I6c. Hops-Paeifc Coast.
2o@23c. Hides. 121ac. Copper - Lake. Sl2 20.
Tin-Spot $le so. Lead-DOmestc. IS 85, Iron.
S16. Petroleum-January. 53c.
Hops are quiet and unchanged.
RAISISS.
There seems to be a difference OF opinion about
the record for the safes OF Callforn ia Raisns in
this ket thus FAR this season. The Commercial
Bulletin finds that smaller total than ninety i've
carloads for any single fir IN is below the mark
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Sugar-Refned, moderately active, steady and
unchanged; raw, quiet and unchanged.
Coffee - Quiet at 5@2O points advance. Sales,
2S,500 bags December, $l6 Is; January, SIS 80.
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Regular Salesdays-T Tuesday ana Friday.
TOMORROW.
Thursday...............,.. December 80, 1892,
At II O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises,
LOG ELLIS STREET, NEAR POWELL,
1--WE WILL SELL -.
On Account of Departure. The
Stock and Fixtures of the Above Hair Store
COMPRISING.
Hair Goods OF every description; Hair Ornaments;
Powder: Cosmetics; Colognes: Grease Paints;
Nickel Show Cases: French Plate Mirrors: Por-
there's; Glass Stand Cases; Gilt Willow Chairs
and Divans: Body Brussels Carpets; Gas Fixtures ;
wax Figures; Partitions: Jardi iaieres: Tools: and
everything appeIlaining TO a frst-class manufac-
turing and hair dressing establishment
dc2S 2t CHAS LEVY & CO.. Aue tioneers
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CIERRA NEVADA SILVER MINING COM.
- pany. Location Of principal place of business,
San Francisco. California: location OF works Viz
ginia Mining District, Storey County. State OF Ne
vsda.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account of assessment (So l0S)
levied on the 9Th day or November. 1892. the sew.
eral amounts set opposite ths names OF the rsspec-
tive shareholders as follows:
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Produce Market.

FLOUR-The market is dull and there is good
deal of competition to sell Net cash prices are as
follows: Family extras, SO 90@4; Bakers extras
$3 sOG4: superhne. 81 1908 10 p bhl.
WHEAT = Freights wholly nominal No
charters have been reported for fortnight. The
chartered Wheat feet in port has reg istsred ton
mage OF 81 900. against $500 tons on the same
date last year: disengaged l40. 500 tons. against
465O0; on the way TO this port. 27l,SO0 tons,
against 1888 400.
Wheat opened firm yesterday. Options were sew
eral fractions higher and spot Wheat was also 25c
per ton better. Trade, how ever, continued dull
NJ. l. 81 259l 2614: choice 81 271@; lower grades,
~ 20@l 22h2; extra choice for milling, 81 2SAG
I 321z 2 ctI.
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Wood Market.

Posts quotsble at l01ae each; Redwood. IS SO q
cord oak rouEh, 81 25@97 so; peeled, SO rs; Pine.
so rs p cord; Railroad Ties 37Iac apiece for 6XS,
Ale for 7IS and 45G50c for 7x9.
TASBARK-Ground Bark, S24 2 ton,
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CALL BOARD SALES.

INFORMAL SEssIoN-lO o'clock-No sales.
REGULAR MoRSISG SEssIoS-May - 500 tons,
81 81 rs. Buyer December-30O. 81 27Ia.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-May-9GO tons, 81 81 Ts !;
$500, 81 3D. Buyer December-600. 81 2715
BARLEY-There was another advance in futures
yesterday. spot grain also firm, but no ad-
vance was estabfiSned The demand for Feed
better, but offerings were Hight. No. / Feel,
771a@SOc; dark Coast, 75c; Brewing S5@9Oc: No.
CheyaIier, 81 l712Ggl 70; lower grades SOG95c
q ctI
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AUCTION SALES.
CHAS. LEVY r. en-

AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MEROH ANTS
Salesroom-l136 Market St, bet 7th and 8th
kegular Salesdays-T -TuesGaY and Friday
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Bsecham's Pills for q bad Liver.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Firmiy held. Calcuttas. 6H063sc for
1895: Wool Bags 3c6a3Sc.
CANNED FRUITS - Apricots. 81 401l so:
reaches. 81 6069l 75; Pears. 81 50@l 70. White
al SO.
CANNED VEG yEGETABLEs-Tomatoes. s5c; Peas.
Si@l Is p per Dozen
COFFEE-Not much doing. owing TO the HOLIDAYS
Prices unchanged. Quotations are as follows:
2l@21Ac y % for good prime Costa Rica
free from black beansi l9aS201acT u for
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NAUGHTY JOCKEYS.
Big Little Men Who Seem
to Own the Earth.
AS A WOMAN VIEWS THEM.
The Blood Horses Run More Ghostly
Races in the Fog - A Bookie
Beaten.

Five and . half furlougs, for horses
beaten Mt this meeting, S4oO-Patricia,
Burlingame mp.
Selling, five furlongs, S40o-Jack the
Ripper, King mp.
Handicap, one and an eighth miles, all
ages, S6OO-Pescador,N Narvaez up.
Selling, seven eIghthE, for three-year-
olds aud upward, S4o0 Revolver,
Spence up.
Five-eighths, two-year-olds, S400-
Wicklow, Hill up.
The morning call., 1892-12-28
BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock hoard Yesterday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05

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