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CHAPTER XVII.

An act relative to the effect of jury trials in
proceedings touching the probate of wills.
l. BE it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
the verdict of a jury in any proceeding touch
ing the probate of a will, heretofore or here
after rendered, shall be conclusive and final
upon any issue of fact found by such jury,
subject to be set aside only for such reasons
as would justify the setting aside of verdicts
jim ordinary proceedings at common law.
>. And be it enacted, That all acts or parts
of acts, inconsistent with this act be and the
same are hereby repealed, and that this act
shall take effect Immediately.
Approved February u. 1892.
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Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
the said act entitled "A further supplement
to an act entitled AN act respecting the com
pensation of the chancellor and the justices
of the supreme court approved March four.
tecnth, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-nine.' which said further supple
ment was approved April 18th, 1891, be and
the same is hereby repealed.
.. And be 1t enacted, That this act shall a
effect Immediately.
Approved February o. 1879.
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A further supplement to an act entitled can
act concerning corporations" [Rcvisionl
approved April seventh, one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-five.
l.. BE it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
any corporation Of this state, incorporated
under any general law of this state. may, in
one certificate. change the name of said cor
poration, increase or decrease the amount of
the capital stock of said corporation. in
crease or decreas Sc the number of shares of
the capital stock of said corporation, and in
crease or decrease the par value of each of
said shares of the capital stock Of said cor
poration, thus making any or all of said
changes in said one certificate.
2. And be it enacted, That in order to avail
themselves of the powers conferred by sec
tion one of this act, 1t shall be necessary to
obtain the assent, in writing, Of the stock
holders representing two-thirds in value of
the existing capital stock of said corpora
ton, ANA the assent of the board of directors
given at a general meeting, or "A special meet
ing called for that purpose, aud expressed by
a majority vote of all the directors of said
board.
3. And be it enacted. That a certificate, re-
citing these ~assents, executed by such officers
VI mt COlultIN a.. sinai DC lgNtI IliiN bS q
resolution of said board of directors, and
under the seal of the said company. with an
affidavit OF the secretary of said company
that the seal of the company thereto attached
is the seal of said company, and that tine Off
GERS executing said certificate are the officers
of said corporation, as expressed therein,
shall be recorded in the Office of the clerk of
the county where the principal Office of said
company is located. and thereafter filed in
the office of the secretary of state, which re-
cording shall be done within thirty days after
the execution of said certificate.
4. And be it enacted, That upon the filing
of said certificate in the Office of the secre-
tary of state the name of the corporation
shall be changed as therein stated, the
amount of the capital stock, the number of
shares of the capital stock and the par value
of each of said shares of stock shall thereafter
be as stated therein, and a certified copy of
said certificate by the secretary of state shall
be taken and accepted as evidence Of such
changes in any count of this state.
5. And be it enacted. That on filing said
certificate with the secretary of state, the
corporation filing the same shall pay TO the
secretary of state twenty dollars for each
change made as aforesaid in said one certifi-
cate, the same as If a separate certificate had
been filed for each of said changes set forth in
said certificate.
6. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect immediately.
Approved January 2i, 1892.
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An act to repeal the act entitled "A further
supplement to an act entitled An act re-
specting the compensation of the chancel-
Tor and the justices of the supreme court,
approved March fourteenth. one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-nine." which
said further supplement was approved
April seventeenth, one thousand eight
hundred and ninety-one.
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
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A Further Supplement to an act entitled AN
act concerning corporations tRevisionh
approved April seventh. one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-hve.
l. Re it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
upon the dissolution of any corporation or
The morning call., 1892-04-02
Produce Market.

FLoUR-Despite the sharp decline In Wheat prices
lower. Net cash prices Family extras $50
Is q Dbl; Bakers extras. - 9o95; city superhne
% 2O03 45; Interior brands. - 1905 Is for ex.
tras, 81 2093 40 q Dbl for superfne.
whEAT-It was the same old story yesterday
still lower prices at the leading centers and para
lyzed and neglected market here. No. l, 81 500
1 621a; choice, 81 63s4; lower grades, ST. 47II6p
. ell.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssioN-lO oclock-Buyer season.
400. 81 b41s; 400. 81 5Ss4.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-Buyer season.
600, 81 b31a: 200. 81 e3ss; 500. 81 53as Seller
es-100. 81 3sla. Buyer August-lo0. 81 4I7s
.. ss iis sdo rs 81 s. ssa's Seller 1890 800
400. 81 80: 400, 81 1918.
count and prices firm. Feed holds up very we'll,
considering the approach OF what promises to be a
10000 tons and the stock on hand appears above
No; Feed; sss.c9sl; choice bright do. 81 o2sg
@l l7l9; Chevaer nominal
CALL BOARD SALES.
No sales on the informal session.
REGULAR MORNING sEssroN-Buyer season. l00
AFTERNooN sEssIoS-Buyer season-loo. s7ssc;
OATS-Prices still show no variation. Arrival Of
5sS2 etls from oregon. White. 81 30@l 81 1a for
Oh 27Is for common to fair: Surprise. 81 5oai 80;
Gray; si POOL 70; Back 81 2o9l 20 = ctl.
offerings moderate. Large yellow is quotable at
q rs; small Round Yellow. 81 27is asked; White.
RyE-Quoted at 81 509l STA q etI.
BRAN-Quoted at SIS 5o@i6 . ton for the best
and 81 for outside brands.
MIDDLINGS-Quoted at SIT 50@1S q ton
CHOPPED FEED-Quoted at 81 5Oca22 so a
ten.
HAY-Recepts have been smaller OF late, but the
market does not improye; Quotabe at si2gl4 so
ton for Wheat, $ll9l3 2 ton for Dat, $ll 500
- 30 for Wheat and Oat. e1l@l3 for wild Dat
$ll@12 50 for Barley. ss@li Tor Alfalfa. ss@i0
for STOCK
STRAW Quoted at a5a55c = bale
MiLLsmuffS-oround and Rolled Barley quoted
at $22@23 q ton The mills sell oiieake Meal az $25
y ton net: Rye Flour. &C y 10; Rye Meal. sac;
Graham Flour. 3l5c; Oatmeal, 41sc: Oat Greats
&c; Cracked Wheat. &c; Buckwheat Flour. oc;
Pearl Barley, 4eDssxc p 10.
SEEDS = Yellow Mustard IA ouotsba at
| ss25@s rs q ell Brown Mustard. s3y3 rs; Flax.
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A MURDER MYSTERY.
A Question as to the Fate OF a
Well Known Man.
Where Is John Hurd Jr.!-A Cablegram Ar.
nounces His Tragic Death in Cali
fornia-His Antecedents.

A dispatch was received in this city Oil
Thursday from Liverpool, England, an
nouncing that John Hord, who was MUIR
dered in California, was well known In that
city, where he formerly was known as
noted corn-trader. 1t was also stated that
the news that such man was murdered
bad reached Liverpool by private cable re-
ports.
AS there was no knowledge extant in Cal
ifornia that anybody bearing such name
had met any tragic fate the Liverpool cable
gram carries with il an atmosphere of mys-
terry, and investigations have been set on
foot here 10 solve IL.
JOHN HURD JR-
There has lived in this State since 1886 an
English gentleman formerly well known as
a leading grainbroker in Liverpool, but his
name is not John Hord, but j ohm Hurd Jr.
little more than q week ago he was seen
on Montgomery street III his usual hale and
hearty condition of spirits and health. He
Is very popular man about town and en-
joys a large circle OF acqualntanceS. lie has
a ranch in San Joaquin County. his nearest
ostoffice being at Lindsay, ana nothing has
been heard OF any uishap beiallen him.
His father is an empl0ye of Craig, Brown IL
Co., on California street, and when shown
the dispatch by CALL reporter yesterday
odiu uC Hdu Hui SOtH HIS ouH SlHCb MS WISH
to this city few days ago, but believed that
he was all right
NOT HEARD OF IT.
Had he been killed he certainly would
have heard about it as soon as any one in
Liverpool. he thinks somebody has got
things badly mixed. He expected TO hear
from his son every day, and cannot believe
that be has been murdered.
John Hurd Jr. is typical looking Eng
lishmaD, with ruddy complexion and
blonde whiskers, and he is broad
shouldered man and dresses WELL He was
in the grain business here for a short time,
afterward turned his attention to mining
and real estate, and finally became a San
joaquin rancher. At one time he was
associated VIII the real estate firm OF
BoYee, Toy j. Co.
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The Poets Corner.

and now there is great deal Of discussion
about bust or tablet TO James Russell
Lowell, and we Of course are interested to
know what will finally be done about it.
Every traveller goes to Poets Corner, "a
dim nook of the abbey, with the busts Of
poets gazing at You from otherwise bare
stone walls. Great poets, too; for Ben JON
son is right behind the door and Srenser's
tablet Is next. And Millions, whose bust
you know at once by its resemblance to one
of his portraits, though older, more wrinkled
ana sadder than that. is close by, and pro-
file medallion OF Grav beneath it," That is
the way Nathaniel Hawthorne describes il.
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and often in the very dooryards in the
center of the city. They seem absolutely
without fear OF man or boy, and when
busily engaged in the enjoyment of meal
can be approached within a few yards be-
fore they will take wing. This is all very
strange to people who have lived In the
Eastern States, where the crow is considered
the shyest and most wary CT all wild birds.
Just now they are at their thickest in and
about Omaha, and great focks can be seen
every morning and evening flying over the
city. In the evening their line of flight is
from the south and southwest to the north
and northwest. In the morning they ira
verse the same fight hack again.
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Omaha nnd The Crow.
Omaha nna

There Is probably no city In the United
States where the common wild crow makes
himself as much at home as in Omaha.
Here they are as common almost as English
sparrows or tame pigeons, and evince abont
as little fear Of man. All through the win
ter months. especially when the ground is
covered with snow, this beautiful and in
telliRent but very mischievous bird Is q
common sight on our by-streets and lanes.
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The private circular OF I. Steuart gives the re-
eeipts OF coal at this port in March 800 tons
against 1l6 o % tons in March, 1891 and 81 2lO in
March, 1890. The receipts during the first quarter
OF 1892 were $3.50, 200 TONS against 372,75o during
the first quarter OF 1891 and 229, 500 in 1890 The
circular says: The deliveries OF coal 10 port CON
tinue liberal Foreign coal for present ana future
loading is offered at low rates this with heavy
stocks and dull trade keeps prices depressed
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TERN HOTEL.
Adam Not Born in Oregon.

Papa, where was the Garden of Eden Pr
Weli, Maud: It Is supposed TO have been
somewhere In Asia"
II knew i couldn't have been in Oregon"
why SOP"
well. yeu know they say 1t rains out
there IL months in the year2"
YES"
wasn't be?'
Eyes"
Then, IL he had been made In Oregon
bis name would have been mud"
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Josafata In Hard Luck.

Veda Josafata, convicted of carrying a
concealed weapon. was sentenced by Judge
Rix yesterday to pay fine Of $3.50 or serve
go days Imprisonment In the County Jail
he lives on Green street and works at the
Potrero. While On his way home one morn
ing about O'clock he was assailed by gar
rioters and knocked down. Then be bought
pistol to protect himself, and was arrested
the next day for carrying it. Instead Of
paving the fine be fled an anpeal bond
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Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day are the Arcata for Coos
Fay. the Point Arena for Mendocinc the Homer
for Humboldt Bay and the santa Cruz for San
Diego The Point Iona falls due from Grays HAIR
buE
The bark Highland Light, 1865 tons, loads Coal at
Departure Bay for this port the Norwegian bark
Ingrid 1858 tons, Lumber Burrard Inlet for
Melbourne, Adelaide or Port Prize, 46s Sd prior to
arrival.
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They Sue for Balance Du.

j. F. Soldering & Co. of Okron, Ohio,
have brought suit against their local agents.
Burge & Donahoo Company. for s73l2, bal
ance due on agricultural implements aud re-
pairs due under a contract signed for the
years 1890 aud 1891. They also ask for costs
Of suit and interest on the balance. The
suit was filed yesterday in the United States
Circuit Court.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Reef, Mutton and Lamb are in fair supply and the
two latter weak. Prices, however, show no
change. Wholesale rates from saughterers TO DEAL
follows:
BEEF-First quality &c; second quality 696iac;
third do, 4la@51ac
vEAL-Larss, 6@7c; small Calves 79sc.
MUTTON-Wethers. lUc; Ewes 91h@10c.
Handspring, 12i5@plbc a 10.
PoRk-Live Hogs. 4%@i7sc y 10 for heavy
hard grain-fed; 5@5i 4c Tor light average do; stock
Hogs, 4@44e q 10; dressed do. st0s1ac = ID.
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Generai Merchandise.

BAGS--Calcuttas. for JuneJuIy delivery 7as@
75sc Wool Bags. 36oSSc.
klCE-Chinese mixed. 81 90; No 1, 81 621a;
extra, $5G5 20; Hawaiian, 81 rs; Japanese,
- 621 u p cti.
SUGAk-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash; Cube, Crushed. Powdered
ana Fine Crushed. all $3.50 q 10; Dry Granuated.
5i4c q 10 Confectionc-s A. Isc; Extra c. 41ac:
Golden Q. 4ssc; D. 4i4c a 10; half-bbls, I4o
than bbs, and boxes Ice more.
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Bank CIearings.

Local bank ciearings for March were $50, $50 s29
a loss OF Sl1.656. 264 compared with March
1891 The clearings for the first quarter OF the
year we're 1892. 1855 on, against S20e ga O02 for
the FIRST quarter OF 1891.
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THE POETS CORNER.
Where Some OF England's Greatest Men
Are Buried.

The Poets Corner In Westminster Abbey,
London, is visited by nearly all tourists. A
man must be thought very great before his
name can be put there, and Englishmen
prefer only the names Of English poets.
There was a great deal of discussion before
the bust OF Longfellow was allowed to 60,
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Faro. vere Ffned-

b. Smith, the keeper, and Thomas Atkin-
son. dealer Of faro game. were each fined
500 by Judge Xix yesterday. Seven visit
ors to the game escaped with fine of $50
each.
Seven visitors to another game raided last
week were fined $50 each by Judge Love.
The morning call., 1892-04-02

The San Francisco Mint coined In March 81 $780,
40, consisting OF s2.6e000o IN Double Eagles:
slOo000 In Standard Dollars; $50. 600 Ia Half
Dollars; $4,000 In Quarter Dollars, and $l70 in
Dimes
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SONG.

Her check is like a tinted rose
That June hath fondly cherished,
Her heart rs like a star that giows
When day hath darkiing persisted,
Her voice is as song BIRDS sweet,
The droNsy woldS awaking-
But ali. her love is past compare.
And keeps my heart from breakin2i
Lost sunbeams light her tresses free,
Along their shadows cleaning,
Der smiles entaagle memory
And set the soul a-dreaming.
Der thoughts, like seraphs. upward soar,
Earth's narrow bounds forsaGing-
But ah, her love abdes with me
And keeps my heart rom breaking!
FLORENCE EARLE COATES in April Lippincotts
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

nyERMAN SILVER MINING COMPANY To-
~ cation of principal place OF business San Fran
cisco. Cal. Location Of works Gold Hin, Storey
County. New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account of assessment mo.
63l, levied on the tenth day OF February 1892 the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
"a fol
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Stallion "Kn Too Small.

Postmaster Baekus has found the busi-
ness at station *" at Montgomery street,
so greatly increased that the quarters arc
no longer adequate, and he is now enter
tanning applications from parties owning
stores to rent
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cess. however, only 1000 pounds OF water is
CURED 20 the ton Of trested aud this water is
used over and over again only 200 pounds of
water to the ton of ore treated absolutely lost
ings.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

CONSOLIDATED WYOMING GOLD MINING
" Company-Loeatfon of principal place of bust
ness, San Francisco, CAL; location of works.
Nevada County, Cai.
described stock, account or assessment mo.
u. levied the 26th day of February. 1892. the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
speetye shareholders, as follows:
No. No.
Names Cert Shares Amt
j. NJ. Burlington, Trustee. 81 6ou $50 %
j. j. Hucks Trustee ........ IS 800 80 90
james Hucks, Trustee...... 50 so 600
Benjamin Healey, Trustee 100 so S 90
And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Directors made the 26th day OF
February, 1892. Sd many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock may be necessary will be sold at pub
lie auction the office of the company. l. 3u3
California; street. San Francisco California, on
WEDNESDAY, the Goth day of April, 1892, at the
hour of l O'Clock NJ. of said day. pay said de-
nquent assessment thereon, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses of sale.
A. w. BARROWS, Secretary
O1ice-Room II, 303 California street. San Fran,
cisco. Cal. apl I'd
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Customs Collections.


The local Custom house collected 81 500, 500 on
imports during the first quarter OF 1892 against
81, SsS 500 in the same quarter OF 1891.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
FRIDAY EVENING. April l.

FRIDAY EVENING. April !.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets
Flour unchanged.
Wheat lower.
Barley steady.
Oats, Corn and Rye unchanged.
Lighter receipts " Hay.
Good Onions firm.
Potatoes Unchanged.
Butter and Cheese easy.
Eggs rising.
Poultry scarce and high.
Game in light receipt.
Citrus Fruits as before.
Dried Fruits quiet
Hops dull.
Asparagus and Tomatoes selling high.
Rbubar5 and Green Peas lower.
Silver advanced.
Meat market unchanged.
New YORK Exchange lower.
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YELLOW JACKET SILVER MINING COM.
L pany. Location Of works and principal pl ace Of
business Gold Hill, Storey County New.
Notce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment mo.
5G). levied on the first day OF February. 1892.
several amounts set opposite the names of the re-
spect1ve shareholders, as follows:
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And In accordance with law, and an order OF the
boaru OF trustees made on the ST day February,
1897. SO many shares OF each parcel OF such stock
as may De necessary Will bs sod public auction.
Al tne once oil the company. 1873 Main street. Gold
h 1n New, on Wednesday. the 9th day OF April.
1885, a. O'Clock p. NJ. OF said day. pay said de-
hnquent assessment thereon together with costs ck
advertising and expenses OF sale
mre ID w. II. BLAUVELT. Secretary.
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And In accordance With law and order OF
the Board of Directors made on the 18th day OF
February, 1892 50 many shares OF each parcel of
such stock as may be necessary will be sold at pub
lie auction as the onice OF the company. Ala Cal
tfornia street. San Francisco. California. on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day OF April 1892, at the
hour OF o'clock =. NJ. of said day, pay said de-
nQue mt assessment thereon, with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale.
GEO. II. EDWARDS. Secretarv
cmce-4l4 California street. San Francisco Can.
fornia. mr1- -
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Ten Suicides in March.

During the past month IS cases were re-
ported to the Coroner. OF these 10 were
suicides, the greatest number in one month
since last July, when there were Ia.
The morning call., 1892-04-02

MORNING SALES
Bo2rd-35 Water. $685..
AFTERNOON sALEI
Board-25 V Water, $3.50 100 GasIight 6S.
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Family Retail Market.

Batter is a shade cheaper. Eggs are unchanged.
Mutton and Lamb are a little lower. Otherwise
Meats are unchanged.
Poultry Is stu scarce and dear.
Asparagus is dear, as the stormy weather has In
tertered with the truck gardeners and the northern
coast is calling this market for supplies. The
other Summer Vegetables are dear, rule.
Some kinds OF Fish are deaTer, owing TO the
stormy weather.
Following Is The CALLS regular weekly retail
price list:
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AFTrRNnnN sEssInN-2.3 an.

1000 Alta. i 90 90 Comth. Is SO Occid ... 35
400 Andes 50lS0 e Wa. 90 100 IS
200 Is & B...2I4 30 Point. so 200 Potos. I.35
100 Buiwer. -6ullO00 Lady WIS 20 Savage l.55
loo ChOilar. .20l 100 Mexicanl. IS zoos M. 40
100 ........l.l6 500 New 100 New 90
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COAPAN Y.
BOARD SALES.

:, NoTE-Assessme OF mines net us
BOARD fall delinquent in Office.
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Exchange and Bullion.
Stoc s OF Grain.
EEAT-
Port Costa. stockton. lCify.

Produce Exchange Grain Inspector Abel reports
stocks of grain in Call Beard warehouses April /
follows:
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English Wheat Market.

English Wheat Market.
LIVERPOOL. Aprn 1.-The spot market is lower
at rs 6ihd Cargoes lower at 37s 81 for of
coast SIS for just shippedand SIS for nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations; April, Is Sd; May rs 2Iad:
June, rs lI2d; July, Is lA5d; August, rs Id
SECURITIES.
LONDON. April l.-Consols. % 3-I6; Silver.
591sd: RenteS, 96f soc. Bullion into Bank Of
England, 15S, 600.
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New York Markets,

NEW YORK. April Limited States Bonds as.
1864 do rs. 100; Northern Pacific -: Cana
dian Pacific. IS: Central Pacific 3O34: Union Pa
cine. 43S4; Atchison and Santa Fe, 80 y; Wells
Fargo. l42I2: Western Union STas: SILVER. 81 Isc:
Sterling. - s7(Ss 81.
Wheat - May. eOi4c. Flour. steady. Coffee,
si2 So sugar. ga "a Isc. HoDs-Pacinc Coast. 100
26c. Hides. l3e. Copper Lake. 81 IS. TIN
spot sls 80. Lead-Domestic, - IS. lr0n-Sl6.
Besr, teaff
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Chic go Markets.

Chic go Markets.
CHICAGO April l.-wheat-Cash. 75ssc. Corn
3eAc- Pork - $40 27Is. Lard - SO 20. Ribs
50 651R Whisky-S1 10.
POrtland's Business.
PORTLAND. Or, April l-CieaTances. S3s5, 600:
balances. ss9. GOO.
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Assess Pending.
following Is a list OF assessments now pending:

Delinqntl
No. Amt. In the SaleDay
IOard
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following the sales in the San Francisco
stCck Beard yesterday;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-14
SAks AND CoMrANr.
A Busy BUSINESS W1rH Us.

L OTIS OF STORES KEEP LADIES' SHOES
7 and they keep on keeping 'em.---we
ILL sell ours-hund-eds Of pairs a day-thous-
ands of pairs week-Every season &c
the same foks-every season to lots Of new
ones-that are old customers from the FIRST
purchase on.
Ladies will talk-you know.-About OUR
SHOES they've only good report to make
That helps business to grow.
Quality holds it.
Price makes you decide in our favor-even when
values equal
Other stores can't get our makers to work
for them.-They never show our styles.
But ours are the latest.-Our shapers
the expert few in the world.
We know what store you set by COM
fort
We know what graceful style in Shoes means
to q woman.
We know that light prices make firm
friends.
We know our business-and its SHOES.