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The Helena independent., 1892-05-08
THE GAME OF POLITICS STILL OPEN

THE GAME OF POLITICS STILL OPEN
The change in ballot laws in this
country has been very great since tho
last presidential election. Four years
ago the secret ballot was not used IN a
single state; to-day three-fourths of the
states nro voting by the Australian
method or some other form which an
swers the same purpose. 1t has not
driven away the power of money nor the
purchase Of votes, though it has doubt
less reduced the chances OF political
corruption. Tho results seen thus far
do not however. justify the editor of
the Century magazine in assuming that
political management in this country
will henceforth be like that in England
where bribery has been almost wholly
removed by the introduction of the Sc.
cret ballot The conditions in the two
countries arc widely different, In Eng
land where elections occur at lrregula,
Intervals and where the spoils are few
the game of politics is not played Will
the same intensity as in this country
Here it is almost business and tn,
work Of producing votes at an election
mas become an accomplishment Il
many places the man who is most eff
cisnt in this direction finds that he cal
live very comfortably and even groy
The Helena independent., 1892-05-08

The Great Northern has been chosen ne
the official Montana route to tho National
Educational association meeting, To be
held Mt Saratoga in July. The official trana-
portatlon committee mot April 20 and
named ti'e Great Northern to st. Paul tic
Northwestern to Chicago. and the Grand
Trunk from Chicago to Saratoga. There
Wlil be through sleeper run from Butte,
elusive use,
The Helena independent., 1892-05-08
Individual Pattern

OF foreign and domestic suitings have inst
been received by Joukaos
The Helena independent., 1892-05-08
HELENA, MONT, MAY 8, 1892,

H-Montanisns abroad win always find THk
DAIr,y INDEPENDENT on flo at their tsvorite
hotels: Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan. New
York; West Minneapolis: Baldwin and Palace,
San Francisco; AcDermott. Bate; Leland Hotel.
Springfield, Ill. s
The Helena independent., 1892-05-08
KING IN GOTHAM.

Don't fail to att end the umbrella sale at The
Bee Hive. Prices lower than ever before.
The Helena independent., 1892-05-08

Fowles' Cash Store carry the finest line O
laccs and embroderies in the city.
The Helena independent., 1892-05-08
Important to Educators

Mysteries OF the Court of London. comn,eta
in eight volumes. at The Beo Hive Price Al.
The morning call., 1892-02-06
VOLUNTEER DAYS.
"reminiscences Of Old Fire De-
partment Times.

At the last annual banquet OF ola VoIuh-
teer hIenle1 IN Ne" 10TH an oIislh@l pOen.
was reclted by the autAOT IL was also Ledu
with fDa pFact 1T thu reeent banOupt given
=, -; 80
oy Ine EAtHlRI ElIe Company III =, ~ ~ o.D5
and nSnnIar assistant engineer connected
Min a., ia volunteer dan9rtwent
The rendition OF the verses ere ated much
enthusiasm among the 'Clq Vamps, many
Of whom did FIRE duty in New \ OTk. The
mention OF 'Riley' 5 Pole brought up rem
lnlScenceS OF the lasl, Nheh Ihe he1llo VI
the fayOrite engine was put TO the test.
The popn Is as follows.
-, 80. -. - ,,-,,,1,. c,r sf+
behluu our cigars wy eieaT :, CAn ~ -, -
ANA we feel less Ike ch'ding those misguided
men" .,-...-,
when
We thought we could managerial we were the
stun
And we thought thar our cry would 60 ''ali to
smash
,..,-....
Against the brand-uew ideas that stood In our way.
We rather Ike me men who Jumped INTO our boots
But they mus, not forget that we ar their sires-
That when they were babies we eAtinsuIsAed the
fires
And-they must not forget that thelr dear m"mlhas
fears
They must not laugh loud when they speak OF our
ways,
NOT wonder why twas thus IN those long ago days
They mustn't forget tlat we trained nor Ia schools
w ltu imported professors 10 teach MS new rules
We'd no gymnastic practice m sliding down POI es,
No clrcnSrlng anllcs (Which must haFasS tneF
sous.
No newfangled ladders 70 climb front wall,
NO patent Contriyances bF men Win iong halIr
No chemical compounds put mp IN unWaFe
AF.I iran n IS a
knapSfcN,
To squirt g1s G- the blaze when De made an attack
Nc Water-towers reaching hall way 10 the say
but 81 20 pump hard TO get our water so hlSl'
ADD they must not orge-these success rs OF ours
q W
The morning call., 1892-02-06
General Merchan iis,.

BAGS-Sales at 714c ex-ship. The market is very
firmly held and some holders now refuse 10 let 90
at the quotations CaiCuttaS for June delivery,
714@7I2c; Wool Bags 36@3Sc.
RICE-CMucse mixed 81 rs; No. l, 81 %. extra,
SO IS; Hawaiian, 81 62ia Japanese. 81 so y ctl.
COFFEE-The private circular OF c. f. Bicktord
gives the receipts at this port In january at 500
bags. against 1851 in January, 1891, and 64S9 in
1890 The sales from first hands were 1882 bags
against STA In January, 1891, and the stock In
first hands Is 1901 bags. against 1928 last year
The circular says: Until within the past week the
market showed little animation beyond an increaS-
Ing demand from the central markets for the better
grades of washed Guatemala Although shipments
to those points since the 5th ut. aggregate 1892
bags, the inquiry has been only partially supplied
the dearth Of suitable quail lilies alone preventing
much larger movement Compelled by the gradual
reduction OF their stocks and the steady absorption
have lately purchased more freely, but not beyond
satisfying temporary requirements. While the
buy Ing has not been general, enough has been done
in spasmodie way TO furnish fair volume Tor the
month. The finer grades OF all descriptions are In
most request. and through scarcity are nrn, with
an upward tendency. which Is likely TO continue,
al least while the present conditions exist. Lower
qualities. both ola and new crop (Of which former
there still left undesirable supply sell slowly
and usually at some concession from asking prices.
l9Iac fOI good unwashed and 2OG2l J2c for good
TO prime washed, The first parcel OF new Costa
Rca brought 2lc-aboVe the parity or other COtees,
quality considered. Stocks In all hands are light.
The frSt-hand figures OF January SlSt have since
been augmented by the arrival of the Colima Feb.
LIST. with 407S bags The steamer san J ose Is due
on the 9th inst. with 2i00 bags. The recent Inn
movement In New H0rk is attributable to frmer
large deliveries in this country Tor home cOnsump-
ton. Crop estimates give 1000. QUO bags the
probable yield for both provinces OF hraZil for
1S9l-92. The receipts at Rio and Santos from July
The morning call., 1892-02-06

/. 1891, to January 81, 1892 (aDout 5000 600
for the present season. as against estimates OF
1000. 900 and over current at the opening. Sales
from first hands since January LIST comprise: FOR
overland shipment, 1866 fair to strict prime
washed Guatemala, ana 40 bags goOd TO prime
washed Mexican within the range of our quota
tiOns; and for local consumption the worlds
visible supply January lSt was 2,70l,0OO bags,
against 2, 1913 ,337 bags January l, 1891" Quota
lions are; 2lc for good Costa RIGA, free from
black beans; 2l1Rc for prime washed salvador;
200 2012c for good WaShe Salvador: 1870 l9L2c Tor
good uuwashed Salvador. Nicaragua and Guatemala;
2l1A@22c for prime washed Guatemala: 2Ui2@
81 lac for good washed Guatemala; l7H9l914c
for fair washed and uuwashed Guatemala; 1919
@I7Lac for medium qualities; 1901 4iAc for
ordinary qualities; LOG 12c for very inferior to
common.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
and Fine Crushed ali size p ID; Dry GranuIated,
47sc; Confectiouers' A, 4Ac; Extra G, 41sc;
Golden c, &c; d. 31sc e 10, haIt -bbls, lac more
thar bDls, ana DOIes Lac moro
The morning call., 1892-02-06
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market showed strong tone yesterday prices
advanced and large lots OF stock changed hands
No news Of any Importance received from the
'front.' but It IS generally believed that 9-foot
body exists In Belcher and that work was resumed
IA the drift on the 800 level on " Wednesday.
On the early call or the Pacific Board. Charles
Herschfeld hammered prices down under heavy
sales and Bel cher sold down to 81 90. but in the
Big Board the short sci ers treated 10 a disap-
poiRtment as the north-ond stocks opened very
strong and advanced under heavy sales. Con Cal.
Virginia sold up TO Sc under sales OF 1920 shares
OF which Marshall was active buyer. Ophir
sold at So 10. Mexican 5 95, Curry 81 60 with an
assessment Of 80 cents added, Best Il Becher 81 90
Sierra Nevada 81 90. Union 81 80 and Andes so
cents In the middle stocks bullion sold at 81 Is,
Cholar II 3d. HOTcrOss 81 90 and Savage 81 35.
The southenders were lower than at the close OF
the previous evening. Belchcr selling at 81 So.
1880 shares, Crown Point 81 40, Overman 81 %,
seq Belcher DOC, and yellow Jacket 81 10.
Alter the cal prices advanced with a qui ok de.
Inand TOT the reading uorlh-end stocks. Con Cal.
virginia advanced 10 30 20 uuder active urchaSes
by Marks and Marshall and 2G4O shares changed
hands, the whole market closing strong and active
In the the z 80 r NJ, session Marks Jumped I'm and
began buying Con. Cal & Va. at $63s and no less
than 1900 shares were placed on record. with
walls as the principal seller. The balance OF the
market followed suit aud very firm but the
head Of steam too strong to last and after the
call pric es shaded of under the offerings OF Walls
Con. Cal. d. Va. sold back 20 50 "a but closed fairly
strong at S5A bid.
NOTES
stock last evening.
George T. MarYe Jr.. tho broker, Will arrive in
this city Monday after three months European
trip.
Silver showed an Improvement yesterday. selling
at 907s and certificates at 9l1sc.
EThe Home Mutual Insurance Company will pay
dividend OF 81 per share, February 10th.
The official letter from the Alta mine for the past
week says: We have the double rods in place up to
point in the SHAFT ESQ feet from the surface. AS
the rods must DC fitted in the open air tho stormy
weather is against us to some extent
The Virginia Chronicle says; Harry Sheehy, for
merry Of the COmstock, who is foreman OF mines
ten miles west OF Lima, Peru, few days ago tele
graphed here for force Of miners, naming those he
wanted Ia short time John McKinnOn, John
Niles, Frank Smith, Dan Fitzpatrick and Jack Nc
Carhy. all old Comstock miners will leave hero in
response 10 Sheehy'S telegram. They VIII sail from
San Francisco for Call2O the 9th of tho present
month Their fare and all travelling expenses are
paid and they are TO receive sI25 per month and
found "a soon rs they set sail from San Francisco.
Grass Valley Tidings: Angus Mckay arrived from
Wardner, Idaho. Monday evening He has charge
OF the Bunker Hill a Sullivan Mining Company's
store at Wardner. The town about the miue a
population OF 500. which is frequently swelled to
1900. The mine Is undoubtedly the greatest lead.
The morning call., 1892-02-06
A TERRIBLE DEATH.
The Penalty Paid by a Cruel Oriental
Wife Beater.
Cincinnati Enquirer.

Wife Beater.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
A vast amount has been written about
the submssiyeness Of Oriental wives, and
few exceptions to the rule of passive endur-
ance among them are noted short time
ago, however, an Oriental wife-beater was
punished by his victim in an appalling man
ner
Mahmud Khan, with his fayorite wives,
Aydma and Khairnasha, was en- his way TO
Mecca. One night, between Bolan and
Sudh, his tent was pitched opposite that Of
a German tourist, who observed what pro
ceeded within, and thus was able to reveal
the motive 10 a subseQuel { tragedy. At bed
time Mahmud Khan threw himself on his
couch and called in Ayama 10 perform some
mental service. Ayama, however. failed TO
serve her lord to his satisfaction, and, snatch
ing a piece Of wood from the ground. ne
struck her a savage blow on the back. The
young girl, hardly 10 years Old, started I'M
der the blow and. to the surprise of the
watching tourist, made a slight, almost i'm
perceptble movement rs If to return it, as
she set her teeth and gl0wered at the
ground. Mahmud Kahn evidently remarked
neither the look nor the movement, for he
rolled over and went TO sleep, while the in
jured Ayama stole away.
The little caravan moved on the next day,
ard in due time arrived at Jacobabad,
whence Mahmud Kahn and his two wives
set out for the last part Of their journey be-
fore embaTking. Their way to the next city
lay through . dense forest. Two days later
Ayama and Khairnasha returned 10 Jacoba-
bad alone. They behaved strangely, and
gave contradictory and confused answers 10
all inquiries after Mahmud Khan.
They were detained, ana a search WAS
made for their master. lie was found naked
ND cd 70 IN Of la
tree was large ant hill, and during the
two days of confinement the ants had eaten
much of the flesh off Mahmud Khan's bones.
lie was dying when found, but was able to
explain that Ills wives had drugged him,
tied him while unconscious to the tree,
smeared his body with wet sugar to attract
the ants, and, after stirring up the ant hill,
left him to die.
Mahmud Khan lived but three days after
the rescue. Ayama and KhaiTnasha were
condemned to hard labor for life, but hanged
themselves Immediately.
The morning call., 1892-02-06
LIVE 1T DOWN

When the world speaks falsely OF you,
Live IL down live II down.
Let your every word and action,
Illustrate 3 square Transaction
This be your best satisfaction,
Live II down live II down.
Should tragueers base maligu You,
Live i- down live il downi
Soon they'll hang their heads with shame,
Cease 10 triile with your name,
Time win show where lies The blame
Live il down live it down.
Let not spite or envy yeT y0u.
Live u down live it down.
Build upon safe foundation
Live within your means and station
Do the right and dare creation!
Live it Down! live It down.
ffalse friends beFay-deceive you.
Live DO do7ral lj'S it down.
Better uuv, that YOU should sever
friendships su D as these forever,
Trusting 10 your own endeaNor'
Live &, down live it down.
Should misfortune e'er o'ertake yon,
Live It down 1--we 10 duwnl
Own no error or tTaussreSs
Never ue b. b We confession,
Cover NOT beneath OPPRESSION
Live e. down live lJ down.
Heed not sueakiug towards railing.
Live II down, live it down
Winds a- steru mSAe fastest sailing!
Right i, might aud truth preyalAuSi
God above is new er-iaiilus-
Re is JudEe-let others lrowa!
Toroafo. tQuoda JOIN INEIE
The morning call., 1892-02-06

C. A. Miller. lot 4 Block g. Herzog Tract
Golden Gate. oakland Township. ........,.
NJ. f. living (wife Of d. H. to T. s. living.
lot 4, Block +, Map s. part OF the Blake
estate. Plat SO, Brooklyn Township. 49,. i
7. Mulligan and wife to T. J. Ford, lot On \.
line OF Eleventh ST., 4l6 E. Of Center, T.
25XllO Oakland. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
San Francisco Breweries limited) to Debe1-
ture Corporation Uimited). lot on SW. cor.
OF East Fourteenth St and Eighteenth ave,
NV. l50Xl40. East Oakland ................. Ora
Same TO same, lot on f. line of san Pablo
ave. at center OF Strawberry Greek. ).
2l6: to Addison ST., L. 2O3, n. 259, w.
$50 Berkeley. ............-...... Ora
Same to same, lot on Sc line OF Telegraph
ave. and Durant ST., L. lO2:ll, y. S& w.
l24:l1, to Telegraph ave also lot on w
line of Broadway, SO II. Of Durant St, y.
c. b. Reno and wife to S. ii. Reno. undivided
u interest In acres OF W. line OF A. I.
Perkins, being portion OF Rhoda TRACY,
brooklyn township. .............,............
Carpenter To c. de Guigue, lot on y w. cor.
OF San Jose ave. and PaTu ST, y. 100 by w.
$50, Alameda; also lot on " line of San
Jose ave, 100 w. OF Paru St. w. 40 20 By
n. $50, Alameda: also lot on w. line OF
Paru St, 100 n. Of San Jose ave, n. 90 by
F. r. Hobart to R. A. Robinson. ali Interest
in tract overlowed or tide land from line
Of hig1-water marx 10 ordinary beach Tot
+. Of dividing line OF Robinson n EameS'
claim from DutChmau's claim, and w. or
land Of Z. r. Carpenter. qutclaim, Oak
r. r Simpson to vie nj. A., lot on W. line
Of Broadway, 30 5. of n line OF Seven
teenth ST.. 5. 20, w. 72:3ls, n 26:ll to
S. line of seventeenth, T. 70 :31s, Oakland go
c. S. Martin and wife to w. T. Halliday, lot
on s. line OF Seventh ST., 70 h. Of West, E.
90 by 5. 100 Oakland: also all interest in
wedge-shaped piece adjoining on West ST.,
II feet In width ana running 10 width OF
3 feet. Observation-Disclosures.
+. S. ChadbOurHe TO :. W. Fuller, lot on \.
line OF seventh ST.. $50 Z. of KrkhamS T.
81 by y. 1876, Oakland ................,...
A. Lebrecht and wife to 5. EhTman, all IN
terest ia lot on f. line OF Grove St., 6O:lIa
>. D l..
J. X. Sather 60 K. Is. Smell. 20 acres, CEN
ter of county road Oakland to San Leandro
Moss ave. at \ l.. line OF lot of X. Dow
ling, NV. 1890 to center of creek, Ne up
said creek SO, NE. 1873. Sc 90, etc. Brook
lyn lONIsul p'.....
C. Ii. King aud II. Tubbs TO $. A. Hill (wife
OF d., lot go Crocker Tract, Oakland
IOMnahI p...... ....... -. ..,..,.
The morning call., 1892-02-06
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
FRIDAY EVENING. Feb. s.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErA

FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. B.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErA
Wheat excited aud advancing,
Barley options higher.
Oats ana Rye unchanged.
Corn held for more money.
Decreased receipts Of Hay.
Grain Tags firmly held
Fine Coffee scarce and hrm.
Potatoes and Onions steady.
Butter in shipping demand.
Eggs still weakening
Poultry steady.
Game in light receipt
Oranges ana Lemons dull.
Lines lower.
Dried Fruit neglected.
Summer Vegetables firm.
Sterling Exchange higher.
Silver advanced
Beef. Mutton Veal and Pork firm.
Prov isiOus Quiet.
The morning call., 1892-02-06
Produce Market.

FLOUR-Net cash prices are; Family extras. 50 10
@5 20 q bD; Bakers extras, So 16@5 %; city super
fine, 50 20G93 as; interior brands. $59j 20 for
tras So 2OS3 40 r Dbl for superhne.
WHEAT-The strength observed In Thursdays
market suddenly expanded into furry yesterday.
All over the world prices rose, Chicago and Liver
pool leading the advance. In the local market the
leading option rose sc under eager buying orders
and trade was very active in consequence. Actual
grain rose 21ac, and altogether Wheat showed moro
tone than for a long time. An attempt to check the
advance by reporting rise In freghts was made,
81 6354@l IS; lower grades. 81 55@l 57Ia; extra
choice, for milling 81 o7129l 10 o ct-
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-IO o'clock-Buyer season
1900, 81 65; 400, 81 64s4 100 81 647s; 500,
81 6l9s 200, 81 645s 500, 81 6412.
1900, 81 So; 1900. 81 1854 700, 81 651s; 400,
81 $685. 1900 81 CO.'S; 100 81 661s; 900
AFTEHNooS SEssIoN-Prces opened ssc higher,
sg 3 10 e sss y l56 6 RS2o 900 81 81 $3.50 yo
200, 81 6644; 200 81 6684; 100 81 659s; 400
BARLEY-The leading option recovered Sc yes
terday morning and actual grain was held for higher
prices In sympathy, but buyers held OIL aud no pro
nouucsd advance was established No. Feed, 81 /;
dark Coast 90@971ac . ctl; Brewing, 81 069I TO-;
Cheyalier. 81 464l 80 for Standard lower grades
81 O5@l 20 2 ctl
CALL BOARD SALES.
ISFoRMAL SFssIoN-lO O'clock-Buyer season
100, 99ci 300, eSI9c; lUO. 5S$sc; 2VO 9S%sc 9OU,
9S34c.
REGULAR MORNING SESSION - Buyer season -
100, e934c; 100 9S1sc; 100, 99I4c; 100, 991sc:
1900, 9sc. Seller season-l00. VAC; 200. 94c
AFTERNooN SEssIoN-900, 9914c; 400, 99c
| 1900, 99Lsc.
OATS Quiet and unchanged. White quotable at
81 32Is@I 42I2 for good to choice ana s 259
l 80 for common to fair; Surprise. 81 50@1 62l2;
! Gray, 81 50Gl 37ia Black 81 6OgI rs d ctl for
| California and 81 35@l 10 for oregon
| CORN-Rcceipts have been small Tor some days
and holders are trying to advance the market with
out success thuS fAf however. Large yellow, >
| al 20: Small Round do, 81 27I@@l so; White,
| 81 80 q ct
KYE-Quoted at 81 65@l 20 p ctl
| BRAN-Quotable at S2lG22 % ton for the best
| and $50 81 Tor outside brands.
! MIDDLIN6S-QuOtsd at S2st625 u ton,
| CHOPPED FEED-QuOted ut S2l@D22 ~ ton.
| HAY-Receipts have been large Of late, but showed
The morning call., 1892-02-06

recovered. new trial was granted. and
on this trial verdict of $4,000 was gwen
against Schloss alone. The latter took an
appeal to the Supreme Court, claiming that
no judgment should have been rendered
against him 50 long as the 5000 judgment
remained against Hinkle IN the case. The
Supreme Court, however. differed from the
opinion Of the judgmentdebtor, ana affirmed
the Judgment and order of the court below.
The morning call., 1892-02-06
SHINING Nnfes.

Steamers to sail to-day the Alameda for Hon
oiulu and Australia, the Crescent City Crescent
City and the Point Arena FOR MendocIno The
Maekinaw fails due from New y ork, via San Diego.
The bark Sea King 1436 tons, LOADS Coal at Ma
ma limo for this port; bark wilma. 14O9 tons, Coal at
Nauaimo for this port or san Pedro.
The John CarSwell takes for Antwerp ], $50 cen-
tails Wheat, valued AT fS7, 963
The British iron snip County OF Edinburgh, 207S
tons, IS chartered for Wheat to u. X, HaYre or
Antwerp, 20s. The freight market Is reported
SteadIeT.
The morning call., 1892-02-06

The BIadstreet Mercantile Agency reports IS
failures IA ths Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the week ending yesterday compared with
Is the previous week and 20 for the correspond
Ing week oil 1891.
The failures for the past week divided among
the trades follows: Three saloons, 3 grocrrs,
general stores, taiiors, l restaurant foundry,
l cigars. dry goods, harness, l hardware. jew
eler and ! poultry.
The morning call., 1892-02-06

LIVERPOOL. Feb 5.-The spot market is stronger.
with more inquiry at Is 9l5d. Cargoes are higher
3ss 81 for OF coast 3ss 80 for just shipped and
5Ss Sd for nearly due.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: February. IS Sd: March. Is
Sad; April, Is IA d; May, Is 7I4d June, IS 14d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON Feb. 6-Consols 955s; Silver, 41@4
Rentes. 95f 55c. Bullion into Bank Of England,
$4,000
The morning call., 1892-02-06

NEW YORK Feb 5.-There was marked I'M
proYement IN the stock market to-day. despite
the strenuous efforts of the bears The pressure on
AtchisOn securities In the forenoon caused a drop
ping tendency IN the whole list. Distillers how
ever, after decline OF 12, rallied over per cent,
and this, together with brisk move IA Coalers and
Western Union lifted the whole list The close
was strong at the highest points, which, as a rule,
only lnsiy nihCant gains. Governments steady.
Petroleum closed at $3.50.
NEW DIRK, Feb 4.-Untted States Bonds-4's.
Il7L4. do. rs. 100; Northern Paclnc 1884 Ca
racihc. 461s; Atchlson and santa lie, 3e6s; W ellis
Fargo. l4O; Western Union, e714; s1iyer sO1sc;
Sterling. 81 $500 50.
Wheat FcbrGary 81 o. Flour. quiet Coffee
Sl3 40. Sugar = % 32tG3 7-l6c HODs-Pacihc Coast,
10 q Z6c. Hides. lac. Copper - Lake SO TO
1ln-Spot. $l9 so. Leau-DOmesuc, 81 l2I2
Iron so. Petroleum, 59%4c
PEACHES.
Choice White EyapOrated California Peaches sell
for &c spot. A very fine article rec -utly sold ar
GI2c. Prices In this class OF goods lower here
than at any other point.
HOPS.
Strictly choice Hops are firm at fun former
prices That class OF stock is scarce. Prime Brew
lug aud lower grades are a shade weaker. with the
actual transactions IN the former at 2312c aud
several parcels were offered at 24c without takers
Foreign Is unchanged.
COFFEE ASD SUGAR.
Cofee--Actiye but decidedly stronger. with an
advance OF 20 TO 80 points. Sales, $4,000 bags
February, sl3 20; March, Sl3 IS; April, Sl2 So.
Rio. firm aud unchanged
SuEar-RLw, Erm ana unchanged; refined, steady
aud unchanged.
The morning call., 1892-02-06
p0sTpONEMENT.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
/ the Cruikshank Gold Mining Company Is her by
postp oued until Friday, December 4, 1891, a.
O'Clock noon, at the ofhco OF the company. Room
No 2ll SanSOme ST., san Francisco, Cal BY order
u l OF ti'@' % ERNEST ]. KOCH. Secretary.
The morning call., 1892-02-06
pnarpnMEMENT-

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF THD
i CruikShauk Gold Mining Company IS hereby
postponed until Monday, October 8, 1891, AZ u
O'Clock uoou at the once OF the Company. Room .,
No 2l1 sausome street, san Francisco. Cal jsS
order OF the Board OF Directors,
ERNEST J. KOCH. Secretary.
The morning call., 1892-02-06

The Los Angeles Herald thinks the play
Uncle Toms Cabin " should be retired to
" tue limbo Of things that are forever buried
out Of sight" The Herald declares the
play gives false and vicious impression of
the old institution Of negro slavery and is
calculated to awaken prejudice against the
people of the South, where slavery once
prevailed.