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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-01

Nevada City Herald; correspondent writes MS
that gold nugget weighing six and one-haIf
pounds was found In Brandy Flat cement mine
near Washington, last week. The claim looks well
generally. and the owners 1ubiIant over the
prospects.
Inc Lyon county Times says: A few days ago a
large Dean pump purchased by the dredging com
pany arrivedand has been placed upon the dredge
ana WIN be connected as rapidly possible with
the other portions OF the machinery
r. ;. Bennett, the pateBtee and builder OF the
amagahaIor 10 be used in connection with the
dTedge Is expected IN Dayton In few days to place
his portions OF the machinery I'm position, ana
when completed the whole machinery Will be
started together to make prae tieal stration
Considerable OF the plant for Handling the sui
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N4u III "VVVFuAnce WITH law and an order fronl
ihe Board of Directors. made on the 7th day OF
'ufy 1881, so many shares OF each parcel of such
tooK as may be necessary Will be sold at pablis
action at tae Office OF the company. Room 8. Eli
sAnsome st. San Francisco CAL. on Monday. the
''n DAY OF September, 1891. at the hour Of IA
'eiock NJ OF said day, to pay said delinquent as
'e'Sment thereon together with costs Of a0vertis.
sag and expenses OF sale.
ERNEST J. KOCH, Secretary.
oEce-Room g. All sansoxs At. sa, Er.no,...
Cal '' S~N RfsnVASse
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Dec 3l.-Whest was dull, and fuetua-
lions were confined to a range o. I4c, the market
varying but slightly from yesterday, and closed the
same yesterday Receipts g22. 900 bushels: ship
ments, $4,000 bushels. Rye quiet at SIC. Barley
quiet at 69c
CHICAGO. Dec. whear-Cash 9OIac Corn
3913c. Pork-s7 20. Lard-S6 Ola. Ribs-S5 rs.
MhlskY-Sl IL
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Call Board Sales

Secretary I. c. Friedander gives Call Board sales
for December as follows; Wheat, 1233eO tons;
Barley, $4,000 tons; Bran, 100 tons Total $50. 600
tons
Total Call Hoard sales from July l. 1891 to De-
cember 81, 1891, were: Wheat. $50, 700 tons; Bar
ley, 469,eO0 tons; Bran, 1900 tons. Total, 1457-
800 tons Hops, 100 bales
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-sILvER HILL
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF business San Francisco, California. Location OF
works. Gold Hill, Story County Nevada
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow ~
described STOCK, account OF assessment (N3 29).
IeYied on the 18th day OF November, 1897, -
sew raj amounts set opposite the names OK the
spec i've sharehOlders, as follows,
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

DELINQUENT SALE TICE-CONFIDENCE
- silver Mining Company. Location of princ-
pa place or business, san Francisco, Csi Location
OF works. Gold Hin, Storey County, New.
Notlce-rhere are delinquent upon the fotlowIno
ueScrlDed stock, on account or assessment mo lq1
ieYled on the seventeenth day of November 1891
the several amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders, as follows. -
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CHINESE CREDULITY.

An Old Monk who Renews His Life at
WilI in New Form.
a returned traveller relates some curious
stories about Tibet. says the China Nj III.
An old monk, about 20 years old, is said to
be god who has come to this world for a
temporary sojOurn. In his previous exist
ence he was tue head monk OF the old tenn
pie in which he lives now. One day he
called together his followers and told them
that his soul would leave its abode to be
born again on a certain day in GER
tain family; that they should assem-
the house and welcome his arrival
with prayers. and that he would show his
knowledge of them by lifting up certain
light musical instrument out OF a number
placed before the infant. The eyentful day
came; the followers marched in procession
to the house indicated; the infant was
brought forth, prayers were read ana
strange, but true, the infautile lips moved
as il in prayer, the puny hands wandered
about the table. touched several musical
Instruments found the right one and held
it up for a second. then dropped It. His
parents we're greatly rejOiced at having
a prodigy in their midst At the age OF
seven he was made a monk and returned 10
the temple He again became the head one.
The year before last, when The English SUI
Yey0rs entered Tibet, one day the aged
monk was fasting with closed eyes. Sud-
denly he exclaimed: strangers have en-
tered our country hundreds of Ii from this
place. These strangers are willy, expert
enced and deeply crafty. Tell the people to
guard against them" This monk often
said that he would depart at 80 years of age
from this mortal earth aud then re-enter it
in a now form
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John W. Nye and wife to John b. Carson. lot
on w line OF Twenty eighth ave, 24O y. of
W. I. Porter to Frances A Porter, lot on NV
cor. of Seventeenth and \ oe SITS, n 3OxeO Gilt
Samuel T. Matthews to Samuel Matthews Jr
lot on Il. line of Dolores ST., 81 y. OF Tween
ty-second, \. 2Sx92:6 :.................... Grant
Great Park Homestead Association to Sanuel
Williams lot on y. line OF ST., 1926 w.
:, Of Fourteenth ave. W. 5Oxl2O ......... 500
X; NJ. smith and wife to James Taylor, lot ri,
- Block 8 Holly Park Tract. ..............a.. 10
Frances Norris to Herman II. Dickmann lot
on \ e. line OF Sixteenth ave-, ITO Sc OF n
Ignatus A. whean (deccasedj to L. {. viii -OOO
iams Ct al lot on n. line OF Eighteenth ST..
,i 5; Sg;6 W. Us s 1872 4,l25
on w. cor. 20 int LObos and Twenty-uin
ayes, $. IT'S, w. 1864. NV. l75:i0. r.
1s5:5l S:,::, =. 1000
burger, lot on T. line of Thirty fftb ave
9S:S $. of A St, S. 1872, L. gao. NV
s. met e same. same. 10 10
Honora Sharp to 1. strassburger, lot on SW.
cor 20 Thirt i} U ave; and A St. w 24O,
George & sharp e s,rassearger, sams..'. s4oS
efastz, lot On ~ NE Inc e6 OF Sixth ST. 70 NV.
solomon J. Levy and wife to Daniel q paine
lot on on, \ ~ cor. of I ST. and Forty-sixth ave-,
Henry Ford to G. il Umbsen, lot on sW cor ~
OF Shields and State sts w. 5Jx 100: also
lot ON Z. line OF Bright, l75 N. of Sherman
Charles A. Duebel wife to NJ ichsei +
Kelley, lot on T.. line of Castro St "a ~ ~
Twenty-hfth ". 25xS0 ..,..... IN
*. ID. Cranston ct al. to Charles H. Ktngaiev
lot on \, line OF Page ST., SO L. or Ash6ury
FRANK V. Mcdonald to William McCarthv
lot ~. X. Il P.'s subdivision OF p v iands 200
A0bie A. Graybill to George ID. GraybIIl lot
on w. line Of North Point ST., 1908 y Of
Powell. f. &5:l0xl37:6, aad other
pieces. Gift
Sophia Searle TO &c. j. Borremans lot on "
line or McAilister ST., 1875 f. of Steiner
r. % :9x l37 70. .......,.......... 10
Henry Bell to Mary Bell, lot on w line of
Lyon St, lO7 ;612 s. OF Bush j. 3Ux6Se Gift
Frederick +. Barss to Julia A. Pullen lot ON
r. line OF Devlsadero ST. 81 IS $. of Bush
EoA lUu. GIFT
H. r. Williams (by assignee) to william Hal
lot o2. Block 296, Pleasant Valley Home,
d. nj. Bokee to Charles +. Burton, lot Ia San
Miguel Homestead Assoc lat on . 10
Charles +. Burton to William Hale same 10
William Hale. investor, lots 2, and ia
same .;;..............."...... ............ Grant
Archie T. Page ct nj. to A. e. Freeman lots /
10 81 40 TO AZ. Block sos, Haley purchaser
lois TO H. Block 81; lot "a block 3l3
san Francisco HomeSte aud Railroad
Association: lots to 8, Block l Garden
Tract Homestead, lots | to IL, 81 Go AZ
Block 40. O'Neii and Haley Tract; iot So
Pleasant Valley Homestead. 10
Cernaliue Vanda.hfit
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English Wheat Markct.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 3l.-The spot market Is steady
at Is S12d Cargoes higher at 43s for of
coast 43s for just shipped and AS for nearly due
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: January, IS ia d: February,
50 Tad; March, IS I'd; April IS I'd; May, IS
sgd.
sECURITIES.
LONDON. Dec. 81. - Consols 95 Sic; Silver
1880: Rentes 95L.
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Requested to Yac,te.

At meeting of the Harbor Commission
ers. Whitelaw & Co. were requested to va
cate lot 8. Section OF the sea-wall, where
the board intends to make repairs The
North Pacific Coast Railroad was requested
to yacate the Clay-street Wharf with its
freight barge and IemOve it to Lombard
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PoSTPoNEMENr-

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF THE
l. CruIkshank Gold Mining Company IA hereby
postponed until Monday, October S, 1891, az 4
O'Clock noon at the Office OF the Company Room 8,
NO I'll Sansome street, San francisco, Cal. By
order OF the Board OF Directors,
ERNEST j KOCH Spcret1rv
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RanIr CInnrin,-a

Local bank clearlngs In December were $75, $685.
O97 against $4,000, 1876 In December 1890 Those
for 1891 were $ss2.426,7l2 against 1851 ,066 II 3
In 1880 This shows gain for 1871 of 81 SEQ, 900
In the volume OF trade. which Is not bad.
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PnsTp0MEMrMr

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
l. The CruiEShank Gold Mining Company ia hereby
postponed until Wednesday. November A. 1891 as
II O'Clock noon. at the Office OF the Company Room
D, No. Pill Sansome street. San francisco Cal RI
order of the Board OF Directors
ERNEST j. KOCH Secretary
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Neu York Markets.

NEW YORK. Dec 31.-Ths stock market opened
with most stocks at small fractions better than last
nights close. general upward movement at once
commenced, and continued throughout the day
until the last hour, when there were some conces
sions The close vas steady at the best prices
Union Pacific. Rock Island and Chicago Gas are up
"A each and Burlington l per cent. Governments
steady Petroeum-59s4c.
NEW YORK. Dec 3l.-United States BOnds-4's
III "a : do Us, 100: Northern Pacific. 257a: Ca
madam Pacific, 9l7s; Central Pacific, "a: Union
Pacific, 471s; AtchisOn and Santa re. 40: Wells
Fargo 142: western linton. S334; Silver 9434c;
Sterling "a S214694 S5I5
Wheat-January, ST. O584. Flour-Steady Cot
fee-$l250. Sugar-3a3 ll-32c Hops--Pacifc Coast
lo922e. Hides, lac. COpper-Lske, $40 90. Tin
Spot $40 so. Leld-D omestic, 81 25. Iron. sI5
Petroleum. $3.50.
THE RAIsIN MARKET
The Commercial Bulletin SAYS: The sale OF 5000
boxes OF California Raisns referred to yesterday.
was made at 81 Is Z box, not rs, as an error OF
the types made 1t. TIE difference between ST is
and ST. as Illustrating the Jolly eonsigning goods
to inexperienced persons, Is the less striking
HOPS.
Local transactions In Hops are in fair volume at
stiff prices, including choice shipping quality OF
states at 220q22l2 &c, similar grade OF Pacifcs at
2292Sc. and other grades between lS@20c-a fur
Their Improvement in tone aud decidedly firm from
top to bottom. London is firm without radical
change in prices. German is strong Prices for
some grades are higher The average cost is rea-
lively higher In this market.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THURSDAY EVENING. December 81.
sUMMARf OF THE MARKErA

sUMMARY OF THE MARKETA
Produce Exchange adjourned.
Wheat frmer
Barley steady.
Oats Corn and Rye dull.
Nothing doing la Beans.
Potatoes and Onions qule.
Butter and Eggs FIRM
Turo eys weak and over.
Game steady.
Apples and Grapes dull.
Hops firm.
Oranges In large supply.
Prospect of Mutton advancing.
Citrus Fruits dull
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Failures in 1891.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports lof|
failures In the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the year 1891, with assets 81, 206 Sill and ia
bilities s8.2O7 .OIO as compared with 992 forthe
previous year with assets $3,S7S,977 and haDAi-
ties $7,243.16s. The failures for the past year
divided among the States and Territories as Iof
Avg.
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General Merchan lis.

Wool Bags 3603Sc.
LEArHER-sele Is quotable at 25030c "A 10 for
heavy and 2l924e for medium and light; Har-
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2OsrpoNEMENr

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
the Crutksl ank Gold Mining Company il hereov
postponed 1asil Frday, December 4, 1891, al IA
O'Clock noon, at the office OF the COMPANY Room
No. 211 Sansoine ST., San Francisco CT Nv ordss
OF the Board OF Directors
Lo4 I'd ERNEST j. KOCH. secretary
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Portland,s RusinaaS.


PORTLAND (oregon). Dec 81 Clearancey.
1894 900; balances. $64 O0O
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San Francisco nIe,t Market.

Prices show change. but slaughterers are con-
tempIating further advance in Mutton, which is
scarce Wholesale rates from slaughterers to deal
ers are follows:
BEEF-First quality. 6(g612c second quality 5G
Size; third do. 4(J4 tac.
VEAL-Large. Sale; small Calves 619@7c.
MUTT0N-Wet hers. Si29lSc; Ewes 7gSc.
LAMB-9s19Iac y 10.
POgK-Live Hogs. 4@41sc y 10 for heavy hard
granted. and 41sG44 for light average %; stock
Hogs, 3$4 gao 2 10: dressed do, 63407c g 10.
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POSTPoNEMENT.

fThE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK [
the Crulkshank Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed until Saturday, January 2, 1892 at Ia
o'clock noon. at the office OF the Company. Room g.,
NO. I'll Saasome street. San Francisco, Gal By
order OF the Board OF Directors
de5 I'd ERN EST J. KOCH Secretary
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--------------------
THE STOCK MARKET.

There has been very little doing the past week
and while prices have not advanced they are no
lower than they were a week ago. The market
shows a strong undercurrent and without any great
effort prices might be advanced. The leading north
end stocks very closely held and shou any
thing OF Importance be found in any one Of them,
there Is doubt that prices would go higher.
Something OF this kind is looked for the early part
OF the year. and IL the Improvement already re
ported on the l900foot level of Con. Cal. & VIr-
glnIa Dtinues lively time may be in store
There was very little doing In tue only session OF
the boards yesterday. Ophlr sold at 81 10 Mexican
81 80, Best Belcher 50 10, Gould Il Curry 81 O5
Sierra Nevada 81 20 and Union 81 So In the
middle stocks Savage sold at 81 35 Chollar 81 O5
Potosl 81 80, Bullion 81 80 and Hale Norcross
81. OF the south-enders. Crown Point sold at Csc
Belcner 81 35, overman 81 o.. and Keutuck zoe
The balance o; the list showed no change ana
after the call, trading light
The Boards Will hold no more sessions until Mon
day.
Silver showed no change in New York yesterday
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders o; the
Peer Mining Company yesterday 92.245 shares
were represented. and the following officers were
elected: William Lyle. President; George Wallace,
Yice-President; and z. H. Fish. Samuel Frank and
j. r. Low, Directors. August Waterman elected
Secretary. aud the financial statement showed
credit OF $4OJ 80
At the annual meetings OF the Peerless and Weld
on companies 1876 and 6S,035 shares
spectvely represented. and the same board OF Off
GERS rs in the Heer were eleclcu. ! he UnanC al
statement OF the Peerless showed credit OF $6l77
rs, aud that Of the Weldon 1888 q.
The Capital Gas Company OF Sacramento VIII pay
quarterly dividend OF 81 per share January I'd at
the bank Of the Talant Banking Company.
The dividends to depOsitOrs by the local savings
banks viii he payable on January I'd.
he Paclne Lighting Company has declared a
OF January.
The sales at the San Francisco Stock and Fx-
change Board for the past month were as follows:
December to o. shares. SO $40
DeCoInDoI " - LBS
b4,A5O
DeceSer ~ 70 69.956
DcCShiOei 20 " 2S,33O
Total shares 1892 24O
Decemoef lo5V... $780, 25
The monthly sales at the SAINT board Tor the year
just closed we're as follows:
January shares...... .................... 402 1885
FEBRUARY 32lS90
-....'....t..' ...........-.......... S44 955
600.49U
nAy'....--.. .--...- .....--............. 772,S25
e.'''''''.'''''s...s. ...,.......,.. 4l4,7 2O
July 1888, $50
sugust 35S.795
oeptehiOer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 292 $40
UctoDer ......'...---. ..--............. 3l7,72O
NoNehioer -. 355.Olb
332,240
Total ,347. 535
IN ioso 5.403905
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=. anu ~. IN accordance with law, and an order from
da s Oh Drectors, made the seventeenth
ce OF such stock as may be necessary will be sold at
pan,c suction at the once of the company Ala
1ailorhla street. san Francisco Cal, on MONDAY
the eleventh day OF January 1892 al the honr ~
sioek r. NJ: OF said day TO bay said DeIinouent
Using aud expenses OF sale "u'oi
oaoo -. A. $. GRoTH Secretary.
Cal. S"n rIanciscc,
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nEL1NouENr sA1x Nor1oE-cnuIKsHANR

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-CRUIKSHANH
~ Geld Mining Company. Location OF prfneipas
place of business San Francisco. Cal. Location os
works. Los Burros District, Monterey County, Cal
Eotice-There are delinquent upon the following
: aess s5s5ss1r5nt W % ;
levied on the 7th day OF July, 1891, the severai'
amounts set opposite the names of the respective
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Txchange and Bullion.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-wool is easy. Domestic
fleece, 3U@S6c 2 10
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Cornelius Vanderbilt smokes very
strong cigar worth about quarter apiece.
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In accordance with law and order from
the Board OF Directors, made on the 18th day OF
Noy-h Der. S9l, many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock may be necessary will be sold at pub
lie auction the office of the company, o. 70,
Nrvaaa BlocE, No. 500 Mtnt1one.y street. San
Francisco. Cal, on Tuesday, the 9th day OF jan
u,Ty. 1897 at the hour of , O'Clock p. n. OF said
day, pay said delinquent assessment thereon, TO-
gether with costs OF advertising and expenses OF
sale.
D. C. BATES, Secretary.
onea-79 Nevada Block, No. 81s MontgomerY
street. san Francisco, Cal
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FLOUR-Net cash prices are Family extras. So 40
as So z Dol; Bakers extras So 309j 40; city su-
perhne. SO 4O@3 90 interior brands, So Z59o %
Tor extras IS 1908 65 p Dbl for superhne.
NHEAT-The stock on hand appears above. The
year closed on firm market, quotations showing
advance in sympathy with the foreign markets,
but trade cont nued dull. No. l. 81 7712@1 50;
choice 81 SI14: lower grades. 81 7212G9 10 g ctli
extra choice. for milling, 81 81 2GDl 90 q ctL
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Produce Market.

TTOIU Co
The Produce Exchange will not be In session to-
day and tomorrow. aad large proportion Of the
other lines OF trada VIII observe the balance Of this
week as a holiday.
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Hw INV w L. w. go 5
2 Small Large Small Large
I AZ .T7II On an & az AM 6-52 PMI7 25-5. OF
2.....l 226 AM 0l0 PM B36 AM 1856 Pm 4 70 > W
81 3U4 ANl l07 PM 7.34 AN $40 Pm f.Zoo.Vo
Large. Small.
4. I 3.42 AN PA PM S3S AM 9.09 PM'1.Z6 o.09
g. 42I AM 332PM 948AMlOO5 PM. 265.05
81 SOP Al 456 Pm .O3 1898 PHll .26i9.Oo
$40 IN a % PM o 10 PXll 30 1885 OF
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

MORNING SALES.
Board-25 Hawaiian Commercial hth
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In the pockets Of clothing discarded by
burglar in Indiana were found a translation
of Caesars Commentaries and problem in
algr BIN
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TESNEST. Chronometee anl
Instrument Maker, 1 California street.
Sign The Wooden Sailor.
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Assess Pending.
following is a list OF assessments now pend
BOARD SALES.

Notwithstanding OF mines not list
E0hTd ian DELINQUENT In Office.
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CALL sALEs-M0RNING
Buyer season-300. 81 S75s; 1900, 81 S712.

CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
The market was weaker Buyer seasOn-2OO,
81 S61s; 800, 81 S6s4 100, 81 S66s
BARLEY-STOcks III Cali Board warehouses ap-
pear above The marSet was duh yesterday bat
steady. No. l Feed Quotable at 81 1901 lll4;
DARK Coast ST. O5@l 0712; Brewing, 81 1901 20;
Chevaier 81 45@ 50 for standard lower grades,
81 l59l 80 y ctl.
CALL sALES-MORNING.
Buyer season-I20U, ST. 14Ss. Seller season-100
81 OF. SpOt-l00 81 IL; 100, 81 II Is.
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Stoc 8 of Grain.
Produce Exchange Grain Inspector Abel reports
stocks of grain in Call Board warehouses January
LIST as foil oWs in tons:
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL

Z Harlan, San Ramona T Mannel, Stockton
w Oates. Santa Rosa L Z Richter, Susanyiile
NJ DOdd JT & On, L Ang - Hebron Salinas
Gregg. Red Bluff MissBMc kinnOn. Chicago
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ID VI Pyle 4 Sn. bakersfield
S J Chadwick. Chi ago
w Smith. Los Angeles
G + Hunbert. Cloverdale
X A Chick. Berkeley
A J Piercy, san Jose
J II Cayanaugh. Fresno
II q CUmstoek, Oakland
y Rexlnger. Indiana
} Nj Chamberlain & w.Ky
J. Wallace. New Mexico
) Jandulla. Liverpool
j ! Roberts. England
) Pbair, New York
BROOKLY
A + watts, Tacoma
! I Ross, san Jose
) l. Taylor. New York
l. NJ Walker, Deiano
} McCaTeIay. Charleston
l. Z McQuian, LIyernore
NJ 6 Hill Y v, Los Ang
q o SaubOrn, Fetaiuma
7 j O'RGurke. Seattle
A Pitcher, Los Angeles
j { Jon res. J Os Angeles
II GinHess, LiFermOre
A L Chase, San Jose