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1sA@2oI4c for good washed Salvador; lsIsc for
good nnwashed Salvador Nicaragua and nat eInaIa:
2lta3z2c for prime washed Guatemala: 261sS
@2lc for good to strictly good Guatemala: 49, "a
20llc for fair washed ah1 uawashed Gustemala:
2l1s@22c for good to prime pes-Derry: 1910
l71.e Tor medium qualities: 13Gl5c for ordinary
QUALITIES; So i2lac for very inferior to common.
CoAL-In heavy supply, weak and unchanged
WELLINGTON, 81: New Wellington, So: soutnheld
Wellington. So Cedar River. SIS SO: Seattle Sc 50
New Seattle, SO DO: Coos Bay. IS so; Sydney. $40
SO; Scotch 81; Brymbo. $7g7 rs: Greta, S7@S
25: Cumberland $l3 In bulk and sl4 SO in sacks;
PENNSYLVANIA Anthracite Egg, $l4; Welsh Anthra-
cite Egg. %; Camel. SO r ton.
FiSH-No | MacSerel is quoted at sl4@l6 In
alfbbls and 50 50tG2 rs In kits: No. q SlG0ll in
bois and 81 $500 In kits: Mess Mackers, 1898 rs
KIT; Pacihc Cod. 612c in bundles. oG7c 2 10 In
cases, 7t9ifsc 4 10 for homeless: Eastern Smoked
Herring. 35c; Dutch do. 81 6Oal IS r keg: White
fish. $40 in haif-bbls aud $2S3 25 In kits: Tongues
and Sounds, 81 rs ql2.
QUlCkSiLvEE-Quoted at &43 p flask
SfRUf-The Western Sugar Refinery quotes Gold
en-. la bbls. l7I2c a gallon.
NAILS-Quoted at 81 30 for iron, 81 20 for
steel and ~ SO 2 key for VIE in carload lots.
SUGAR-Tae Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash; Cube. Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 55sc q 10; Dry Granuiated.
5Ae n; Confectione:s' A, 51sc: Magnolia. 4sse;
Extra c, 4l2c; Golden G. 45sc: ID, 44c D 10; half
bbls. Hc more than bbls, and boxes "a more.
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A GE1MP Sc.

Just for a day you crossed my HES dull track,
Put my ignObler dreams to sudden shame,
Went your bright way, and lett Inc to fan back
On my own world OF poorer deed and aim:
To fall back on my meaner world and feel
Like one who, dwelling mid some smoke-dimm ed
town
In brief pause OF labor's sullen wheel
Escaped from the streets dead dust and iactorys
frOWn-
In stainless daylight the pure seas roll.
Saw mou etains piiowiag on The perfect sky;
Then Journeyet home. TO carry in his soul
The torment OF the difference till he die.
WILLIAM WATSON.
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aments dun and easier. Petroleum. May closed

ernments dun and easier. Petroleum, May closed
at 691sc.
11e1a; do 2's, 100: Northern Pacific 90: cana
dian Pacific $3.50: Central Pacific 3i1s: Union Pa
eihc. 461z Atchison and Santa Fe. 36lS: Wells
Sterling. - S6iZeS4 80.
Wheat : April. 93s4c Flour. frmer Coffee
So 40. Sugar 3Is9g5i4c HoDs-Pacinc Coast 260
Sic. Hides. l3c. Copper = Lake. slI so Tin =
spot. SIs 90. Lead-Domestic, - 271a. Iron-$le
Petroeum-May, 5s1sc.
HOPS.
Hops are fairly active and spot business Is at
1@2c advance. The feeling is quite buOyant and
70 bales fair Pacifcs went at 26c London firm.
On exchange a rise OF about &c IN futures is noted
Twenty FIVE bags fine prime CALIFORNIA; '92,s Octo-
Der delivery. sold at 25c. buyers option.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Coffee-Less active and 10 to Is points higher
Sales. 20. 600 bags April. $l2 20; May Sl2 SO;
June. $12 10.
sugar-Raw, dull, steady and unchanged: re-
fined. quiet ana we'll sustaint d; molders A git
GA l1-l6. Others unchanged.
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Shining Nofes

Steamers to sail to-day collection day. are the
Willamette Valley for Yaquna Bay the Pomona
for Humboldt Bay, the Arcata for Goes Bay and the
Los Angeles for San Pedro The China falls due
from China and Japan and the Emily from Coos
Bay.
The bark Sea King, l436 tons loads Coal ar
Nanaimo for this port San Pedro
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
HACKMEIER,s HOTEL.

TUESDAY EVENING. April IA
SUMMARY OF THE MAnKEra
Flour weak
Wheat depressed and lower.
Barley declined.
Oats and Rye unchanged
yellow Corn held higher.
Hay lower
Lima and Coored Beans firm.
New Potatoes weaker.
Onions advanced.
Butter and Cheese weaker.
Eggs rule firm.
Honey unchanged.
Poultry rather easier.
Game arrives in bad condition.
Apples higher
Lines lower
Oranges ana Lemons unch banged.
Dried fruits, Nuts and Raisins dull.
Asparagus and Green Peas weaker.
Provisions unchanged.
Hops nominal
Hides dull.
Rehned Talow firm
Wool steady.
Grain Bags firm.
Coffee steady.
Coal weak and plentiful
Nails weak and low.
Silver declined.
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Fan Francisco Meat Market.

Live and dressed Hogs are higher. Beef Mutton
and veal show no particular change, but they are
rather weak. Wholesale rates from saughterers to
dealers follows:
BEEF-First quality. 61a@7c; second quality. &c:
third do. 4I2G51zc.
vEAI-Large. eS7c; small Calves 1850.
MUTTON-wethers, &c: Ewes. SGoSIac.
Handspring, ll9l2lzc q 10.
PoRK-Live legs, 5i495Hac y 10 for heavy
hard grainfed: 55s615s4c for light average do;
stock Hogs, 41a@4$4c; dressed do staslac Q 10.
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Printer Ravelay,s E,,ate.

Samuel w. Raveley, the printer. left an
estate valued at $1,000. the Clay-street
business being put down at 5000. BY will
all personal and the real property Of 100
acres In Damascus, Oregon. were given To
the widow. some jewelry to F. G. Waters.
his foreman. and all else to the widow.
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CHICAGO. April l2.-wheat opened i4@Jbc igher
on the expectation of react ION from We sterday,s
break, declined 1ssc on lower cables, light buying
for export and ample stocks. rallied sc on nm
favorable crop news from Kansas City, ruled easy
aud closed steady at Sac lower than Yesterday
Receipts. $4,000 bushels; shipments, 81, 900 bush
els. Rye. Use: harley. $4,000.
CHICAGO, April 12.-wheat-Cssh. 1880 Corn
4oe Pork-SlO Lard-S6 1212 RiDs-s5 521z.
W hisky-$l Is.
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and her brother were also orphans. being
under the guardianship OF their kinsman,
QUART, who ruled The clan, and was known
among them as the Tutor OF Strowan."
Concluded t0-moTrolr.)
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

NDES SILVER MINING COMPANY-LOCA-
"a tion of principal place of business. San Fran
els 0. Cal: location of works, Virginia, Storey
County. New.
NOT ICE.-There are delinquent upon tbs follow
ing described stock on account I assessment (So.
3S), levied the 9Th day of March. 1892. the
era amounts set opposite the names of the respec-
tive shareholders, as follows:
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LIVERPOOL. April l2.-The spot market 10 lower
at rs Sd Cargoes are lower at 36s Cd for on
coast 36s Cd for just shipped and 36s Sd for nearly
due
FUTUREa
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter: April
IS 4Md; May. Is Cd: June, rs O1Sd; July 7s
0had; August, Is ol2d; September. rs 01ad.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. April l2.-Consois, 96 5-l6; Silver
80 9-16d: Renfes. 96f Csc; Bullion into Bank of
England, 43y,000.
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Wood Market.

Posts 9lAc each; Redwood, So so per cord; Oak
rough $7ee7 20: do peeled, So so; Pine. 81 p cord
for 7x9.
TANBARK-Ground bark. S24 q ton.
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New York AY.ra,.t.

NEW YORK. April i2.-Business In the stock
market to-day was confined to unusually mar
row range and there little interest dealings
The close was dull 1t tnsignincsnt changes. Gov.
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CONFIDENCE SILVER MINING COMPANY
- Location or principal place OF business. San
Fraacisco. Califorra location of WORKS Gold Hill.
Notice is hereby given that at a citing of the
March, 1892, an assessment No 20. of seyenty.aSe
cents per share was levied upon the capital stock
States gold coin to the Secretary at the oce Of tss
company, Ala California street. San Francisco, CAL
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the third day or May, 1902, will be
ton and unless payment is maize 81 aIS
sold on wEDN ESDAY. the twenty fifth day OF Nav
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF sals By
order Of the Board OF Directors.
oncs-4I4 California street, San Francisco. Cali.
fornia. apS ia
Culver HILL MINING CoMPANY-LoCArIoN
= OF principal place of business San Francisco.
New. ''A - "' '0'1 NH Surrey 00un's'
Notice IL hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board Of Directors, held the 3lst day of March.
1892, assessment mo. 3O) of ten 40, cents per
poration payable immsdiateiy IN United iD States
gold coin 10 the Secretary, at the Office OF the
panys 500 Montgomery st. room 70. Nevada Block,
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on tho 9Th day of May. 1892, will
be delinquent aud advertised for at public
ton, and unless payment is made before, Will be
to pay the delinquent assessment together with the
cost OF advertising and expenses OF sale. By order
- - :, D. G. BATES. Secretary.
Oface-309 Montgomery st., room 70, Nevada
Block. San francisco. Cal AL I'd
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-H HALE 8 NOR
IN cross Silver Mining Company. Location OF
principal place OF business. San Francisco. CAL;
location OF works. Virginia Mining District, storey
County. Nevada
Notice is hereby givea that at a meeting Of the
board of trustees. held the Gath day OF March,
1892 assessment tSo. l0l) of so cents per share
levied upon the capital the corporation
payable Immediately In United States GOLD coin to
the secretary, at the Office or the company. room So
Nevada block. 500 Montgomery st., San francisco,
CAL
Any stock upon which this assessment shalt re-
main unpaid on THURSDAY, the 25th day OF April.
1892 will be delinquent and advertised fer sale az
public auction: and unless payment Is made before
will be sold on FRIDAY. ths Goth day of May. 1892,
TO pay the delinquent assessment. together with
costs OF advertising and expenses of SAFE By order
OF the board Of trustees
A. II. THOMPSON. Secretary.
onice-Room So. Nevada block. 500 Montgomery
st.. San Francisco. Cal. mr25 I'd
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SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP.
- lions taken at GALL Branch Ofices. sos Larkin
e.: 1913 Hayes st aud 1918 Mission ST. open till
ESQ r. u.
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Weak Men and Women

SaoULD USE DAHIIANA BITTERS, THa
- 0feat Mexican Remedy; gives Health ana
strength to the Sexual Organs MOI cod e
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And In accordance with law and an order of
tho Board OF Directors made the 18th day of
February, 1892, many shares of each parcel of
such stock may he necessary Will sold at puh-
lie auction At the office OF the company room 3Ua
California street. san Francisco, California on
WEDNESDAY the Goth day of April 1892 At tha
hour of O'clock p. M OF said day to paw said ale
nquent assessment thereon. together 18th costs or
advertising and expenses OF sale. -
A. w. BARROwS Secretary
omce-Room IL, 3O3 California street. San Fran
..ssv. ~. ap1 til
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General Merchandisa

BAGS--Firmly held at the advance Caicuttas
Bags. 36d3Sc 49,
CANNED FRuITS-Quoted at 81 25@i 80 a doz
Tor Apricos, III O5@l 20 for Piums 81 5ONai IS
for Peaches u 6O@l SO for Pears 81 9OG2 Is fer
White Cherries and ~ S0@l 90 for Black
CANNED VEGETABLES - Peas q5cMsI 10.
1doxen.
CoFFEE-Only moderately active. Quotations
are rs follows: 20M@2IJac p n for good to
prime Costa ifics, free from blacx beans: Iad1
zoe y 70 for good Costa Rica, mixed with black
beans; 2l1tc nominal Tor prime washed salvador;
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And in accordance with law aud an order of the
Board OF Directors made the Sth day of March.
1892, so many shares of each parcel of such stock
as may be necessary will be sold at public auction
at the ofiee OF the company, room z, Nevada Block
San Francisco. California on Friday, the 29th day
of April, 1892. at the hour of O'Clock 2. NJ of said
day. to pay said delinquent assessment thereon to-
gether with costs OF advertising and expenses the
sale JOHN w. TWIG0S Secretary
Office-Room 2. Nevada Block, San Francisco
California, apis I'd
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS rENSESr. Chronomete. and
Instrument Maker. 1 California stres.
Sign of the w OGDEN Saior
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The Wool Mark,
Chicago Markets..

NEW YORK. April 12.-wool easy, Domestic
fleece. 2SG35c p 10.
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AUCTION SALE!
IN 81 IN IN
At ]. D. H0RAN'S STOCK AND SALE YARDS,
Corner Tenth and Bryant Streets.
SATURDAY,

Saturday................ i6, 1892,
At II A. ~.
By order of C. J. Cclumbut OF Madrone Santa Clara
County,
We Ill sell 120 head OF webred mares and horses
broke ana unbroken. weighing from 800 10 1900
pounds. Among these horses several we'll
matched teams: also one pair OF handsome Shetland
ponies This stock bo at the above sale yard
and after the 18th inst THIS will be grand oppor
tunity for persons DESTROYS OF getting wellbred
mares and horses at their prices, this stock
Will be sold without limit or reserve.
apl1 y s. WATKINS 81 CO, Auctioneers.
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!. EST AND BELCHER MINING COMPANY
Francisco, CAL; location Of works, Virginia City
Storey County, New.
NoTICE-Thers are delinquent upon the follow.
Ing described stock, account OF assessment
(No. SD levied on the Sd day OF March 1892. the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
spectiYe shareholders as follows:
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Exchange and Rullinp

Tortland's Business.
PORTLAND. Or. April 12-Clearaace, s335. 900:
bslances s5sOOO y 'OeO'N~O'
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BOARD SALES,

following were the sales in the San Francisco
stCCk ECzTd yesterday:
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{ 90NsoLtDAIED WYOMING GOLD MINI>G
ness. san FRANCHISES, CAL; location OF works,
Nouse-Inere are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account of assessment mo
~ levied on the 26th day of February. 1892 the
seYerai amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
speetlve shareholders. as follows:
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Ana IN accordance With law, aud order from,
the BOARD or Directors. made the sd day of
MAJ ch 1892 so many shares of each parcel OF such
stock as may De necessary, will be sold at public
auction ar the auctton-house OF s. r. Middleton &
Co., ~ MONTGOMERY St, San Francisco Cal on
Friday the gath day of April, 1892 at ths hour OF
O'Clock p NJ OF said day. to pay said DELINQUENT
assessment thereon. together with costs OF adyer-
Using and expenses OF sale.
L. OSBORN. Secretary.
omce-Room 80. Nevada block 500 MONTGOMERY
SIS Sah FiahctsCo, tai.
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AN AMUSING PROPOSITION.

Congressman Breckenridge has prepared
a bill for the consideration Of the WAYS and
Means Committee to repeal the third or re-
ciprocity section in the Mckinley tariff act
Mr.. Breckenridge says he does not consider
the section constitutional But the bill he
has prepared authorizes the President with
out further legislation to declare the ports Of
the United States open and free TO all
products Of any American nation not i'm
posing export duties which imposes no duty
on United States -four, cOrpmeal and other
bTeadstutf5, preserved meats, fish, Yege-
tables and fruits, cOttOn-Seed oil, rice, lum-
Der, agricultural implements and such other
products as may be agreed upon. Mr..
Breckenridge doubts the constitutionality
Of the reciprocity clause in the Mckinley
law and proceeds to prepare a much more
complicated reciprocity in a Breckenridge
bill. The reciprocity clause now in force
limits the articles which may be received
free to four In number, namely, sugar, tea,
coffee and hides. The mOlasses which it ad-
mits is 4 form Of sugar. Counting the two
as one it constitutes the only article which
under the reciprocity clause in the McKIn-
ley tariff is added to the free list. Tea, cof-
fee and hides have been free for years. The
Mckinley act, however, made these articles
the basis of concession from the nation pro-
ducng them. 1t was found that we were
doing a one-si1ed business with these ma
tions and the reciprocity clause was an effort
TO obtain concessions that would enable US
to make the exchange Of products more even
in point of value. The authority vested in
the President is to reimpOse the former rate
Of duties on The four articles coming
from any nations which might refuse~tO
make reciprocal concessions. II the exer-
else Of this power by the President is I'M
constitutional, what shall be said Of a grant
Of power authorizing the President to de-
clare all the ports of the United States free
to the products Of all nations Of the Ameri-
can hemisphere which admit certain of our
products already named? The addition of
the words 'or such other products as may
be agreed upon" implies negotiations SINH
lar to those now pending with different Ra-
tiOns under the Mckinley bill. Mr.. Brock
inridge is reported as saying that he
considers retaliation unwise. What, if not
retaliation, is the meaning Of the clause in
his proposed bill which authorizes the Presl-
dent TO declare our ports free to the products
OF certain nations which comply with GER
tain conditions, leaving duties on Ike prod
uets from nations which do not comply
with our conditions? The trouble with
Mr. Breckenridge is that he is travelling
over Republican ground and trying to make
improvements on the Republican policy.
He appears to have caught the idea OF Sem
ator Hill. who suggested the repeal OF the
Mckinley tariff and the revival of the last
tariff. These leaders are in favor of the
last Republican measure, but not OF the
present The present must become the past
before they will realize how good it is.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL OFFICE.

The Washington correspondent of the
Chicago Herald quotes Secretary Blame as
saving that if he were President he would
relieve the Office Of some minor duties it
has been performing and devote his time to
the consideration Of measures Of public
policy lie would make the office one for a
statesman to FL, aud leave the distribution
of patronage to minor officials. he would
appoint a Cabinet each member Of which
would be the court of last resort in all c ses
not involving questions OF public policy in
his especial department There was time
when the President could overlook all de-
paTtmentS, eye1 TO the selecting Of officials
who would be subordinate TO some one Of
the Cabinet officers. But the country has
outgTCW1 that stage. We have added de-
paTtmant after department 10 the arms If
The Government, giving each a head which,
ia many important respects. is really no
head at all. Mr. Blaine himself, as Secretary
OF State, with all his prestige As q states
man, cannot appoint a Consul without the
consent Of his ON ial superior II may be 4
result Of lb practice that Cabinet position
IS lot considered n stapping-st0Ie 20 the
higher Office. While it 0gtranks Senator
ship in q social point Of view an instance
has recently been afforded of a Cabinet
officer handing in lis resignation TO take
his chances Of a seat IN The Senate. While
there have been instances ola resignation
of a seat in the Senate for a Cabinet port
folio, in almost every recent case the
change las been regretted. President,
who is really responsible for all thar : done
under his administration. should hold some
kind Of veto power over each and all Of the
heads Of departments, but it IS only IN mat
tiers Of Importance that this power need be
exercised. If a President deyoiyes the
power Ofmakiug appointments to the several
heads Of departments each appointing his
own subardiuates, the efficiency of the
service might be promoted and the Presi-
Dental office relieved of much of It's routine
WORK. There are important questions con-
stautly pending for cons .deraton, and
Presidents capacity to labor may be fully
eaiul1yed in this Wav
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mission Of the hireling of a company. The
members of the Legislatures have sold us
outright. and the same might also be said
Of Supervisors and other officials We
are asked what are we going to do about it?
Are we 10 be held as slaves to as greedy
set Of cormorauts as ever infested an Ameri-
can city, or will we throw off the shackles
The CALL believes we shall throw off
the shackles. THE CALL believes the pub
lie viii not be much longer plundered of
their nard earnings that we shall not
always permit the hirelings Of any class Of
persons to corrupt cur juTies and courts and
dictate how every Office in the State shall
be filled. One man says, raise a vigilance
committee" To this all sensible persons
demur. for there is No necessity for such
proceeding, and besides, who controls the
authority which would make short work If
a vigilance committee? There is one way
and only one way, 10 break down the gang
which is plundeTing the State-it is for the
people in every city. town and precinct in
California to organize. Let all who wish
to have reforms band themselves together
and at once put a stop TO the OutTages which
are making Us the bywoTd and disgrace Of
tie nation. 1t is a simple matter Tor our
citizens TO form organizations AMI TO act in
concert until We clear out the thieves This
is the only way in which prosperity can be
brought back TO California. and the sooner
The people realize it the better it will be for,
all concerned. The knayes viii of course
oppose an organization which VIII place
the city and State in a prosperous condition,
but they Will soon be disposed OF when the
public commence 10 move.