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The morning call., 1892-11-19
A MILITARY LECTURE.
Captain Woodruff's Short "TaIk'' at
the Bows High School.

There were eighty delighted boys as
sembed in the High School lecture-room
yesterday afternoon 10 hear lecture by
Captain C. A. Woodruff of the regular
army. It was the first of a series that will
be delivered before the cadet company of
the First Infantry during the next four
months. Others will follow at intervals Of
few weeks by General Dickinson, Colonel
Bush and Captain Darlington.
Ever since the cadet company was organ
lied the boys have shown great interest in
military matters. and the lecture brought
every one of them to hear It,
Captain Woodruff's address was interest
Ing and instructive, and at the same time
full OF patriotic feeling and soldierly elo-
= QaeHce.
the sense OF duty which should incite all
American citizens to become soldiers, and
during heir whole life cultivate military
spirit and patriotism. They should always
be ready to fight for their country. and at
the first blast OF the trumpet take their
place on the battlefield.
Our country must be prepared Tor war as
there are no indications that the day oil
mans regeneration is at hand, when war
will be thing OF the past
To save the nation In time OF peril we
must be prepared to meet and conquer the
enemy.
The captain then gave the boy few
statistics, which showed clearly our stand.
Ing as military nation and how important
it was for everybody to be prepared to assist
when the time came.
The entire lecture was glowing witt
graphic descriptions of our men in time al
battle and their heroic behavior was shown
TO be as great as any that is told of in ancient
history.
The lecture was closed with words of en-
couragement to the boys to continue in thi
patriotic way they were now marching 81
as to be ready TO serve their country WheI
the time came.
The cadets headquarters at the Boys
high School have just been reftted In ele
giant style. The floors are beautifully car
pete0, and lockers OF white cedar have been
built all around the room.
The armory is fitted with many luxurie
and the teachers do all In their power to en-
courage the boys, as they find the dsciplin,
good in the schoolroom.
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TWICE A PIONEER.
Charles ellis Has Helped 10 Settle
Two States

Two States.
Out at st. Luke's Hospital there lies a
man who has been lowering between life
and death for over three years and who yet
retains a bright memory notwithstanding
the inroads which age and paralysis have
made on his once magnificent physique
His name is Charles ellis, and he has wit
messed the early settlement of two States.
Mr.. ellis family came from Scotland to
this country in 1928 and the following year
settled 10 what is now the thickly popu-
lated State of Pennsylvania, but what was
then an almost unknown wilderness Ridge
way at that time was very small settle
ment Boosting Of few log huts. Mr.. ellis
remembers the building OF the first sawmill
as well as the first tannery In the State, and
tells how he, together with other boys, used
to capture the slabs from the creek where
they had been thrown and ride them as far
down stream as they cared 10 walk back.
When we went to Ridgeway." said Mr.
Gtilis. "cookstoves vera unknown, and
remember well how W. used to sit around
the large fireplace which answered the dou-
PIE purpose OF cookstove and heater and
listen TO stories after supper, while the
womenfolks washed the dishes and made
preparations for the early breakfast /
used to carry the mail on horseback before
any roads were built to amount to anything,
and then, when was large enough, went
down the river with others on raft of logs.
II remember when steam boats fret began
coming to Cincinnati and was on "a raft once
when one Of them blew up and killed lot
of people,"
Mr.. ellis came to California acros. the
plains with a cattle train and arrived at
Sacramento in the fall of 1850 He re-
NAMED In Sacramento four years, when he
returned to the East-not however. until
be had visited this city. He came down
ths river ON rlver-boat, paying s25 for his
and after a long and somewhat stormy
passage, sailed into New York barber on
the ship that first fired on Fort Sumter.
Mr.: ellis only remained long enough to
make the necessary arrangements to once
more cross the plaiDs-this time In the COM
pany OF his wife and young family.
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NOT ONE TAILED.
Toms Southpaw Shuts
the Angels Out.
THEY GOT THREE sWATLETs
Somehow the Citrus Belters Do Not
Seem to Be in 1t OF
Late.

Oakland is In a fair way to win tho PEN
nant now, as they further lessened the lead
of the Angels by shutting them out yester-
day. There was a good-sized crowd present
at the Piedmont backgrounds, and cheered
the favorites on to victory.
The Angels got completely ratified. and
seemed to lose all interest in the game be-
fore it was half finished
They were whitewashed and the Oak
lands had seven runs to their credit. They
played fine game. with but a single error.
Oakland was first TO bat. MeQuaid hit to
third and got home through McCauley' S
error, the ball going over the fence.
The Angels failed to score. Oakland in
the second followed suit, aud the Angels
were retired without getting a man on first.
In the third Hutchinson got his base on
balls and Van Haltren got the same. Car
roll hit to Stafford and through an error got
to first, Hutchinson TO third and Van Haltren
to second. Hutchinson scored on Browns
hit TO left field, the others being retired by
a double play, Tredway to Glenalvin.
Ia the fourth Wilson got to first on
fair hit and 10 second on Dewald's single to
center. McQuaid's hit TO left field brought
Wilson home by long slide to the plate.
MeQuaid going to second on an error.
Hutchinson's single to right field brought
Dewald and McQuaid home.
Glenalvin ordered Balsz out of the box
and McNabb took his place.
There was no further scoring till the
ninth. In the sixth the Angels had three
men on bases, but their hopes were blasted
when Glenalvin flew out to ONeill. In the
eighth Stafford. McCauley and Wright were
retired with a ball each.
La the ninth Van Haltren got his base on
balls. Carroll hit q fine tnree-bagger TO
center over Wrights head, bringing Van
n roll
and an error Of Wright's put Brown Oh
second. Irwin few out to Tredway.
The Angels were retired in quick order
II will now be in order for the Colonel to
release Dewald Sunday evening. a la Hank,
and let Finn sign him for the windup with
the Angels at San jose next week. With
knell anC Dewald the citrus belters would
ind hard row 10 hoe in the Garden City,
and Robinson solaee himself with that long
sought pennant The score:
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JUDGES JEERED.
The Talent Kicked Over q
Close Finish.
THERMIDOR CArIE IN FIRST
Good Racing Events but With Very
Small FieIdS-Entries for
To-Day.

There were about 25o0 spectators at the
Bay District Track yesterday, and they
saw some good racing and close finishes.
The day was fine, the track very fast the
dust little troublesome, and as the band
performed selections steadily throughout
the afternoon, The attendance at the refresh
ment bars was large.
Some dissatisfaction was expressed at the
judges decision in the third race, when
many people thought Charmer beat Their
midor on the post. and some Of the specta-
tors also fancied that Atlas got passed the
post in front of the villainously named
Jack the Ripper. But judge OF racing,
like baseball umpire. is infexibe. and the
grumblers could only kick and express
their own opinions in more or less strong
language.
One or two hot faYorites went down dur
Ing the proceedings. but nearly every win
ner was tolerably well backed, and the
bookmakers hardly made fortune on the
days events. Although they might have
doubts of the correctness Of the decision
which placed ThermidOr's number above
Charmer's, everybody was glad 10 see
Porter Ashe score win and to note that
colt which in the hands OF Owner-J0ckey-
Trainer Kelly could not earn winning
bracket performed so well under different
auspices
The starting, considering the smallness of
the fields, was hardly up TO the mark. but
Ferguson had one or TWO very fractions
animals to haudle.
For the first event Lady Gloen was made
a strong faVorite, though many knowing
ones got on TO Phln Slaughter at 80 to l.
he was SO well backed that the figures OPP
posite bis name were soon reduced to -
and he justified the confidence of his friends
by winning all out by half length. The
favorite was never in II from start to finish.
Forest Queen was favorite for the second
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The Gedncy Puts Rack

A dispatch was received at the Geodetic
and Coast Survey Office yesterday stating
that the Coast Survey steamer Gedney had
put back into Port Townsend In q leaky
condition. She was on her way 10 this
port, and as she was several days overdue
some appreheDsions in regard to her fate
were being entertained. The Gedney
some time ago ran ashore at point called
Des Uaro. on the coast of British Columbia.
She was afterward examined at Victoria
and declared TO be seaworthy. The Super
iutendent OF the Coast Survey Department
at Washington has wired her captain in
strueiions to lay up for the winter at
Seattle
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THREE WILD SHOTS.
rlrs. Van AIstine makes a Target of
rlrS. nOoney.

A young woman. good-looking and about
% years old, was taken to the Receiving
Hospital yesterday and booked as Annie
Grey.
She was suffering from hysteria.
subsequently it was learned that she was
Mrs. Anna Van Alstine, who rooms with
her husband over Con Moneys saloon at
IL Park avenue.
Officer j. j. Hickey said that Mrs. Van
Alstne had fired three shots at Mrs.
Mooney. and various causes were attributed
to account for the act.
Mrs. Van Aistine SAID Mrs. Mooney was
always "bothering around" and "tantaliz
ing" her. Some of her friends said she
suspected Mrs Mooney of trying to neutral
lie the affections of her husband
The shots were very wild, and the firing
SO disorganized Mrs. Van Alstine that she
retired TO her room. partially disrobed and
barrieaded the doors
After being treated for hysteria at the
Receiving Hospital she was removed to the
City Prison, where a charge of assault to
commit murder was placed against her.
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Asking for Charts.

The Bureau of Hygiene and Sanitation OF
the Department of Liberal Arts of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition has issued
circular 9.
The circular Is descriptive Of the display
that will be made of apparatus and appli-
nnces, and makes request of State Boards
of Health and associations and societies en-.
gagged in sanitary work to prepare charts
showing mortality statistics. the statistics
of infectious diseases in their States, and
any other charts or diagrams which may be
deemed desirable.
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Anxious Wnrkmen

Irving M. Scott, president OF the Union
Iron Works, 10 getting ready to leave for
Washington so as to be in the capital Of the
nation some tins before the 10Th of next
month. on which date the bids for the con-
struction Of new line Of battle-ship OF 5000
tons and one SOOo-ton cruiser will be opened
and the contracts for their building
awarded. The hopes and good wishes of
President Scott. ss the securing OF q con-
tract fpy. even one Of the cruisers will In
sure H6fk fof hundr6cs Of MN during the
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SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE


Arrived.
FRIDAY. November Is
naimo; 1877 tons coal. to John Rosenfeld's Sons.
Stmr Santa Cruz. Nicoison. hours from Lom-
stmr Corona. Hall IS hours from San Diego:
pass and mdse. to Goodali. Perkins Co.
pass and mdse. TO NJ Kaiish g. Co.
stmr Protection. Levison. 10 hours from Fort
BIZ ship Earl of Dalnousie, Baird. lat days from
swansea; $500 tons coal. to Bafour, Guthrie & Co.
Br bark Lodore; Lee. 247 DAYS from Newcastle.
Eng, via Monteyldeo LAT days. mdse, to Meyer,
stmr Coos Bay. Leland San Pedro; Goodali, Per
stmr Acapulco. Clark. Panama, etc; Pacific Mail
Br ship Ihessalus. Henderson. Queenstown; Ep-
sehr Martha w TUT. stokkobye, Apia: Wight
man Bros
Sailed.
FRIDAY, November Is.
Br stmr Wellington. Samond. Nanaimo.
stmr Maekinaw. Littleheld. Tacoma
Stmr Gypsy. Jepsen, Santa Cruz. etc.
Stmr Navarro. Anderson, Navarro.
Stmr Sunul walvig-
Stmr Bonita. Trbble, southern coast
Stmr Daisy Kimbai Liebig, Point Arena,
Schr Martn w TUT. stokkobye. Apa.
Schr Eclipse. Guttormsen, Eureka.
Movements of Vessels.
Ship Waterloo, from Beaie street to EppiuVer's
Bark Northern Light. from Main street to stream
PArs oca bIetLe, t{om OH WORKS TO Main street.
Bxtn ouickstep, from Powell street 20 Channel.
Bark Nm Baylies, from stream TO Hathaway's
Bark Mermaid from stream TO oil works
Stmr Thresher. from oil works to mud flats
Bark J Peters, stream TO Union Ii works.
Barge Seattle. from seawall to Oakland Greek.
Shipping Notes.
Steamers 20 sail to-day the Michigan for Pu-
get Sound, Point Arena for Mendocino and Coos
Bay for Newport.
Steamers to arrive to-day the Hattie Gage
from Eel River Crescent City from Crescent City
and santa Cruz from the southern coast.
Tho Monowai falls due from sydney and Homo
lulu Thursday
The bark Coryphene, TIL tons. loads coal at Ma
nstmo for this port Br iron bark River Gauges
6A2 tons, salmon at Victoria for London.
Teiegrapbic.
POINT L0BoS-November 1910 rn-Weasher
cloudy; wind Me- velocity Is miles
Spoken.
Per Earl OF Dalhouse-Sept rs, 81 s, 50 w Rr
ship Lochee. from Liverpool for san Francisco: Br
ship Gticruix. from oardif for San Francisco,
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Tha Weeksa EaiInraa

The Brndstreet Mercantile Agency reports 20
failures In the Pacific Coast States and Territories
FOR the week ending yesterday. compared with
Ia fer the prevo week aud IL for the correspond
ing week OF 1891.
The failures for the past week are divided among
the trades as follows: fancy goods general mer-
chandise. drugs, ] furniture, i frui t-packer. /
bricge-ou lder, single mill, dry goods under
taker. wood and coal. ! grocer. ! mems furnish
Ing goods. butcher. ] varieties, cooper, mar
ket hotel ana restaurant
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A Salvage Suit Compromised.

The salvage suits against the German
steamer Romulus were dismissed upon
stipulation yesterday in the United States
District Court On June this year the
Romulus ran ashore off Point Reyes. A
schooner belonging to the Grays Harbor
and Commercial Company first won't
to her rescue. Next a tug belong
ing to the Ship-owners' and Mer-
chants Tugboat Company rendered as
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race, but she looked more fitted for the
Poundkeeper's wagon than for the track,
and after getting we'll away finished very
respectable last Connaught delayed the
start for a long time, but when he was at
last induced to join his horses the flag fell
TO very respectable start Entering the
stretch Jack the Ripper and Atlas were
neck and neck, and the general impression
was that Walters horse just got his head liz
front in the last few strides. The judge
did not think so, however. and gave the
verdict to Jack the Ripper, and as he
carried more money there was not much
grumbling at the decision.
Lady Marion was q strong tip for the
third event and the knowing ones backed
her down TO to ), with Charmer second
choice. Again there was delay at the post,
Gold Dust being the culprit. and when the
flag fell Phoebe Ann and HeliodoIa were
some way in the rear Thermidor, Charmer
aud Gold Dust were in the van, and kept
close together until well down the stretch,
when Ashes colt and Kennedy's FLY began
to draw away. A fine finish ensued. IN
which Charmer seemed to have the best OF
1t, and the judge placed Ihermldor hrst,
Charmer second and Gold Dust third. de-
cisiun which did not by any means meet
with public approval.
A colored gentleman who led Broadchurch
to the post had good deal OF trouble with
his charge, and he and the horse together
DELAYED the start for some time. When the
and, being never headed, won easily by two
lengths.
The trouble ended whom that good FLY
Charmion r0mped away from Topgallant
and three others in the six-eghths Of a mile
The FLY was made O hot favorite, though
some few fancied the nautcally named one
could beat her; but the issue was never in
doubt and Charmion won in :13, which is
faster than anything ever before done on
the Pacific Slope aud is almost good enough
to win anywhere 1t is a doubtful question,
though. whether the FLY is.
The following are the entries and weights
for this afternoons programme:
First race, selling, three-fourths of
naturalization 115, Regal Ill, Con Buck
ingham 105
Second race, five eighths Of a mile Mackev
119, Susie Hooker 1l9. Nell Flaherty 119.
Joe Harding SO, Ida Glenn 107. Jack the
Ripper 103 Joshua III.
Third race, handicap, one mile-Happy
Day 112, Marigold 90, Centella i05, Cheer
full 81, Alliance 104.
Fourth race, one-fourth of a mlle-Santa
Fe 81, FL Rayo 1o6. Nero 81. Sheridan 11S,
DinerO 81. Applause 81. Democrat 81. Al
mont Ill.
Fifth race, selling, five-eighths OF a
mile-Juuiata 115. Setta q, Monte Bello
1l2. Nipper 119, Ben Martin 100, Joe Cot
ton ia
Lottle D 49, Jennie Mintzner 100.
Mountain Boy ia Stoneman 1o9. Nickel
Plate sc, Lodi 104 Mount Carlos 100. Mid
night ia.
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And In accordance with law and ga order OF the
foard or Directors. mado on the twenty-eignth dav
oil September 1892 many shares OF each parcel *
such STOCK as may be necessary will be sold AZ
pubic auction At the office OF the corr pany room
II, SOS California street. san Francisco Calf.
fornis, on MONDAY, the twenty-frst day of No.
vonoef. 1892. at the hour of O'Clock p NJ OF saia
Day, TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon
togotneE with costs OF advertising and expenses Of
the sale A w HARROwS Saarerarv
onice-SoS California street, room IL. San Frau
CISCO. California nos I'd
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sistance. and finally one Of the tugs be-
longing to the J. d. Spreckels Brothers
Company. The R0mulus was safely pulled
off the rocks. All three companies sued for
salvage. 1t is said that settlement was
effected by the owners of the Romulus
paying 81, 600 to be distributed equally
among the libelants.
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MARKET REPORTS.
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. lS
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. l8
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver weaker.
Ali Cereals quiet and unchanged.
Hay inactive aud easy.
Beans sell slowly.
Alfalfa Seed lower.
Feedstuffs without change.
Potatoes in good supply.
Onions continue to rise.
Butter stil easy. Cheese steady.
Eggs tending downward.
Poultry and Game firm.
Good demand for choice Apples.
Wine Grapes scarce.
Oranges. Lemons and Lines quiet.
Dried Fruit dull
Vegetables featureless.
No change In Provisions.
Hops quiet
Meat market unchanged.
Mexican Dollars IQMer
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GIVEN TWO RUNS.
How San Francisco Took Close Game
From San lose

SAN JOSE, Nov. IS.-Ssn Franchises won
to-day's game in the fifth. when they were
presented with two runs. Hanley was first
at bat in the fifth, aud singled to center,
Power was hit by a pitched ball. Hoffman
was safe at first On a hard chance to Har-
per, Pete Sweeney hit to Dooley, who
dropped the ball. both Uanley and Power
their run in the sixth on Ebrights triple and
Clark's single. The features OF the game
were two running catches by DooIey aud
Levy The game was played in G. minutes.
The score:
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RECEIVERS SALE.

THE PROPERTY, FIXTURES, STOCK AND
GOODWILL OF SAUSAGE BUSINESS,
Owned by HUG Il RYBICK. under style of HUG
CO., will be sold
TODAY SATURDAY., AT 10 A. NJ.
At Factory, rear of 223 Fifth ST., cor. Clemen-
tina.
T GpooN Raca,ver
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcuttas, 61s9614c for 1898; Wool Bags
36913Sc.
4 10; extra No. l, 81 5000: Hawaiian. 81 Flag
Z 70; Japanese. 81 bOGDf 90 q et
SUGAR-Tne Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed. ali 55sc 2 70; Dry GRADUATED,
DC 10: Confectionery A. a 1sc: Magnolia 45sc:
Extra c. 4Iac; Golden c, Sssc; d. 414e; Standard
A. 41se: half-bDls. lac more than bbis. and boxes
nc more.
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Licensed to Marry.

Licenses to marry were yesterday issued
to the following:
10.
Carlis 7. Nielsen and Emelia Matsen, 29-27.
Jules Fichet aud Marie l.. Blugcof, 42-43.
Max Hocf1e and Marie Schneider, 35-33
Thomas b. Goodman and Julia L. Lanigan,
$780,
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San Francisco Meat Market.

No change in prices, the demand and supply
about balance. Wholesale rates from slaughterers
to dealers follows:
BEEf-First quality, 5iac choice, &c; second
quality. DC; third do. 3Ia@41sc
vEAL.Large, 5@6c; small Calves. &c; Dairy
MUTT6S-wsthers, s1s@7c p N; Ewes. SO
615c.
HANDSOME . u.
PoRK-Live Hogs 5G51sc ? 70 for heavy and
medium granted: small fat Hogs, 5@51sc; stock
Hogs, 413@4s4c; dressed do. 7@7s2c 70.
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AT SAN JOSE. NOVEMBER 10. 1892.

Earned runs-San JoSes l. Three-oase hft-Eo-
right. Two-base hit-Dooley. First base hts
by pitch Power. First base errors-San Fran
ciscos 2. First base on called balls-San Joses 5,
san Franciscos l. Lett on bases-SaR Joses z, Saa
franeiscos 9. Struck ouL-By Harper 2. Time OF
game-l hour minutes. Umpire-Mannasau.
ScoreF-Gubiottl
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-GRAY rAGIp
~ Mining Company. Location OF nrtneinaJ nIsc.
OF business. San Francisco California: IocatIon OF
works, Placer County. Cal.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the rollovtne
described stock. on account OF assessmenr mo adj
levied on the twenty eighth day or September 1892
the several amounts set opposite rhe namrs NJ ia.
respective shareholders, as follows:
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ovRMBER ls, 1892.

Earned runs-0aklands 4. Three-base hit-Car
roll. First base on errOrs-Oaklands 8. Los Arge-
/ les !. First base called balls-Oaklands l. Los
| Angeles 1. Left bases-oaklands s. Los An
geles 8 Struck out-By Dewald 4, by McNabh /.
Hit by pitcker-Wrght, HuleD. Double play
| Tredwayito GlenaIvin.: Umpire-MeDonAld. ofieiaI
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winter, while the contrary means depres-
sion and dullness for an indefinite time
Scott himself is very confident that he
will return with a contract for one la his
pocket il not for two.
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Family Retail Market.

Butter is cheaper. but Cheese and Eggs show no
change
Poultry is rather frmer. as market is longer
glutted.
Fruits and Vegetables show no particular change.
Prices for Fish remain about they have been.
Following Is The CALLS regular weekly retail
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MORNING SESSION
Board-50 + Gaslizht, 7lJ4; rs do, IL; SO Pa
clhe Gas Imp. 1914.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-50 Cal Electric Light. 20Iz: 100 Hawaiian
Commercial. 35c: 65 F Gaslight II.
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EnrIish Whrat Market.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable give

bs CsfgOts Steady at I'd Tor OF
coast SIS Cd for Just shipped and 32s Cd for nearly
due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter: No
vember, IS Sd; December, IS 1OI4d; January
5s lI14d: February. IS 1ad; March, IS I14d; April
Is liad; May, 6s 2Iad.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Nov. lS.-Consos, 97ssd: Silver
$3.50. Rentes. s9f 45c. Bullion out OF Bank OF
England, E4i, 600
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Chicago hIarI.efs
Portiand's Business.

CHICAGO. Nov. ls-wheat-Casn. 72ssc. Corn
4lAc. Pork-sl2 TN. Lard-f9 80. Ribs
81 rs. Nhisky-s1 Is.
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New York Markets.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 18.-United States Bonds As
1l414 do 2's, l001a: Northern Pacific, 1872; Cana
dian Pacific. 90$s: Central Pacific, %: Onion a.
citic. 1913; Atchison and santa Fe, y7I4; Wells
Fargo, las; Western Union. 1854; Silver S41s /;
Sterling. ~ 51s9l4 SO
Wheal-Decomber. 771sc. Flour steady Coffee
sl6 10. sugar, 27s@3Tsc. Hops-Pacihc Coast.
1SG24c. Hides lz12c Copper Lake. SIl 80.
Tin-spot. $50 so. Lead-Domestic, So 80. Iron,
Sl6. Observation-Disclosures. 52Hac.