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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-29
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BERLIN, Sept 2S.-In honor of the
birth of his daughter, the Emperor
William will pardon all female prison
ers serving terms for first otTenses com.
mitted while in distress or in fits Of
anger,
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PARIS, Sept 9S.-Twelve persons have
died at Anguleme from the effects OF
eating what they supposed to be
mushrooms. Many other persons who
partook Of the supposed mushrooms
are still suffering.
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TO bs listed under the election law by
the Assessor does not mem you ARE to he
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TO he listed under the election law by
the Assessor does not mean you are TO he
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PARIS, Sept. 2S. = Paderewski, the
pianist, is critically i'll with rheumatic
fever in this city.
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Mrs. M. Stevens Harris School
For Youns Ladies'
and Children,
lal6 ANp ms MARKET STREET.

Second annual session begins September IA,
49,.
ConrSe Of instruction includes Elementary
English. English Classics, Latin, Higher MAthe.
mRiics and Modern Language,
Mrs Hart Is assisted by a full corps OF efficient
and experienced teachers.
For circulars aud further Information. address
the Principal,
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART.
au30 No. ~ MaIu Street
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Tickets good TO return second day
alter date Of purchase.
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INSTRUCTION.

An Art Studio, conducted by Miss ROSE NJ.
SWEENEY. willsbc opened IN connection with
Mrs. Harris School, September II. In the school
building, Pencil, Charcoal aud CrRyon Draw
Pastel. Clay.modeling and Art Enamellng VIII
receive special attention. Miss Sweeney haS
been conducting Art ClHsscs with marked
success in tue east for the past 1.-Two or six
ROSE NJ. SWEENEY, hj Main street, or Mrs.
NJ. stevens Hart, ~ Main street. or al the school
rooms on and after Monday. September Il
aul3
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FOX SHAME,

ALyinE Democratic Cartoon in circul' =
ton in tho IntsrIor.-APp ealing to Race
The morning call., 1892-08-09
COURT NOTES.

The Hlbernia Savings and Loan Society has
sued Levi KOwasky ana Joseph II. kowalsky
for $500 on piomissory note secured Ey n
mortgage.
Jonn Comfy has Instituted action against
HoIati0 J. Reynolds as administrator OF tie
estate OF the late Ann Reynolds, claiming tho
saic estate Tor himself In whole.
A. Walter has sued ~. G. Mcclellan for 5000
as the value OF horse entrusted 10 Mcclellan,
and which the plaintiff states the defendant will.
fully aud maicously destroyed.
YQshikawa, Japanese lad wished TO enter
the Hastings Law College, but the trustees re-
fused him admttance He brought suit TO COM
pei them 10 let him enter but before long lett for
japan. In The absence OF prosecution lie case
was yesterday dismissed by Judge Hunt
NJ. Berger aud jeanette Berger have a little
claim against the prOprietors OF the deadly grip
Mrs. Berger, on the 9th August last claims 10
have been severely hurt owing TO the sudden
and unwarrantabls starting up OF a car on that
Gay owned by the Sutter-street Railway CORPORA
ton. The amount OF her claim Is S25 900.
Judge Hunt yesterday made an order allowing
the father In the divorce case OF Mary Elizabeth
CorcOTan VS.. Joseph A. CorcOran TO see the child
daily. 1be parties were married 22d July, 1888.
and The vile charges her husband with cruelty
The child will be sent 10 his fathers butcher-
shop between IL and O'clock each afternoon
j. Nj. Dooley has entered complaint I'm tina
superior Court TO the effect that one george II
MuDroe engaged him 10 pull down a certain
fence on the north end OF Laskie street, Steven
son and Mission streets, and Eighth and Ninth
streets, and that while SO engaged he was fired
ON by armed men 10 possession OF said fence.
Dooiey says lie was seriously wounded by the
snot ana therefore claims 10000 damages ana
costs.
The morning call., 1892-08-09
WORLDS FAIR NOTES.
Delegation From Los Angeles Panels
for the WOmen's Building.

for the WOmen's Building.
The monthly meeting of the State Worlds
Fair Commission will be held in their rooms.
Flood building. this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Adelegation from Los Angeles will be pres
emit to confer on Worlds Fair work. The
delegation viii consist of Thomas Il. Bard,
president Southern California Worlds
Fair Associations; Warren G. Klmball,
chairman of the executive committee
Charles Forester, president Los Angeles
county Worlds Fair Association C.. NJ.
Wells. president of the Los Angeles Cham
Der OF Commerce, and l.. j. Rose
Mia. '. ). Bradley of Nevada City, a
member OF the board OF lady managers, ar
rived In this city yesterday. On her way
she stopped over at Sacramento, where she
found that since the Board Of Supervisors
had granted the appropriation OF 5000.
Worlds Fair work has been proceeding in
earnest.
Mrs. Joplin of Santa Ana has already
prepared 1000 jars Of jellies, jams and maT-
malade for exhibition.
The wainseoting OF the Women's building
at chicago is TO consist entirely of wood
panels carved by women of the different
States. The officials there invited the ladies'
OF California to participate and about half
dozen submitted designs, and are now at
work on them. Mrs. c. L. San born has
completed her designs. and they we're TO be
seen al the State Commission rooms yester-
day. The designs have To be original and
unique, and Mrs. Sanborn has fully con-
formed to that condition. There are two
panels, each 20X20 inches one of California
laurel and the other of California oak, and
one large panel. 20X44 inches, of sycamore.
The leaves Of the different trees are artis-
ticaily interviewer in the designs, which are
highly credtable to the lady's skin and
artistic taste. The panels were forwarded
10 Chicago yesterday afternoon.
The morning call., 1892-08-09

Apricotss ao@e5c p boz: Agrleots to the Gamers.
2esc g 70; Raspberries IS oos e chest; straw per
CITRUS FRuITs-calirornla Oranges range rrom
Lemons, -; California Lemons, rs @sl SO for
common and s2@8 so for good TO choice; Mexican
Lines s2e3 so; bananas, 81 6Ogs y bunch Pine
apples So 5000 y dozen
DRIED FRUIT - Aprlcots are off fraction.
Prunes and Peaches are weak. as the high prices
have scared OFF buyers New Prunes uuotable at
6O's to COS: New Grapes. sI4g5lac: New Biesched
Peaches; do9i2it5e; New Aprieots loS &c for Roy
pies, in boxes 6@l7c q 10
RAISINs-Lsyers. fancy, 81 2o@1 % y box:
good to choice sGol Is. with the usual advance for
fractional boxes; loose MuscateIs s5e6$I 2 box
spot. and 4o4lac u 10 In for future delivery.
spot aud sIsG7c future, sOrtsheiI Almonds. ioIs
@151*e = n; hardshe lido do. -; pspershsll: II
domestic; Hickory Nnts. 7Gse. fecans. 1lI2gl3c
for small aud l69l6e for large; F1lDerts. II9
vEGETABLES-Auetion sale OF 100 boxes River
Tomatoes. 81 S3@1 90 y box; Lima Beans. te.s
a5Oe p sack and I2Ia@l5c p dozen for Alameda
aud 6og65c box for BerkeieY; Green Chile Pep,
Peppers. 5O@60c q box; Egg Plant, 60c@s1 p box;
cgeumesrs 2s94oe box for for Bay; Pickles q
GUNNER Squash. 259S5c q box for Bay; Tomatoes.
81 20 for Bay and 81 2o@l 90 for Rivers; Marsowiat
Feed Carrots, 4o@49e; Tgrnips, 75e; Beets, 75c;
PRoVisioNS-Esstern Bacon, l39l6c y 70 Call
fornia Smoked Bacon. ll9lll3e e 10 Tor heavy
and medium. l2@Dl3c z n FOR light. and 314Sl4c
- 10 for extra light; Bacon Sides. ll0lI1ac;
Eastern sugar-cured Hams for city trade. 15Gp &C;
California Hams, 212l4c; Lard. tierces, Eastern,
all kinds. Ss4 3yL2c; cases. l0I%@11c; California
tierces. $3.50 q ID half-bbls. 014091ac; tins 10c;
pals, ION, 101zc: do. SID. lOs4c: kegs, 914@10e
y 10: Mess Beet 81 5096; extra mess do. SO 5009:
family do $l1 509l2: clear Pork. sl9 60G20;
extra prime Sl59lo; extra clear $2BQ20 SO; mess,
$l7@lS bbi Smoked Beef, IL 1a@e l2c y 10
HOPS-We quote new IT 16c y ID bid, zoe asked
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy sailed steers 7g71 4c
p n; medium, &c light, 4@4I5c: Cowhides. 4Iaci
sailed Kip, 4c sailed Calf &c; dry Hides usual seec
ton. &c; dry Kps &c. dry Calf. &c; prime Goat
skins, 30@6Ue each: Kids, 6Gll0c: Deerskins, good
25c sbeepskins. shearIings. lO325e; short wool
4Og7Oc: medium. 100000; long WOOL s0c9sl 30
each CuIls OF all kinds about 1s less.
TALLoW-No. 1 rendered. 4@D4I4c; No 2. 3Iz3
S15c e 10
WooL-spring DOL is quoted follows: South
ern and San Joaquin years clips. l1O1212c y
10: do seven months l2@gl5c z 10; FoothiH. l59
Mendocino, 20G22c; Nevada, l5g9l7c; Eastern Ore
gon. 13Sl7c; Valley Oregon. IS&20c q ID
The morning call., 1892-08-09
NOTES FROM SEA And SHORE.
The Smallpox Epidemic Is Sub
siding in Victoria.
The City Ct Fuebla Brings the News No
Alarm Need Be Felt Here-The Big
Ship Palgravs

The City OF Puebla arrived from Victoria
yesterday afternoon and had big crowd of
passengers aboard. The passage occupied
56 hours and was uneventful. In trying to
berth her the bow-cable snapped, there
being a heavy tide running. One OF the
passengers was interviewed by a CALL re-
porter and said there Were about 30 cases OF
smallpox in Victoria. DIR. G. A. Rugges OF
Stockton. who was sent up there from this
city by the Board of Health. does not think
things are as bad as reported, and is OF the
opinion that San Francisco need not be
alarmed. DR.. Ruggles is making Ashley his
headquarters. The quarantine will be
raised this week at the various northern
ports.
The Charleston was visited by Company
d of the Naval Battalion. numbering So.
yesterday afternoon. Lieutenants Turner
and Gum we're in command. An hour and
a halfs spell at the 6-inch guns was taken
and then course or fiashight instruction.
Captain Edward JOhansen has left for
Coos Bay on the steamer Emily. There
Captain Roberts will land for months
vacation, and Captain Johansen will take
command of the ship for that period.
The drags are still being used at Fisher
mans wharf in search of the body of Louis
Amanda, as yet without result.
The ship Palgrave arrived yesterday from
Newcastle, \. ). W., with a cargo Of 1900
tone. The ship Biuebell also came into port
from Newcastle with cargo Of nearly 1000
tons of coal.
The Office of the steamer Gold, situated
on the bulkhead between Jackson and
Washington streets. was broken into on
Saturday night and some sacks and boxes
stolen. This Office has been looted many
times before.
Fhe lighthouse departments tender Ma
drono arrived from the south yesterday
morning Ali the stations were visited and
supplied and missing buoys were replaced.
After coaliDg the MadTono will 60 north on
tour of inspection.
There are only 81 Chinese aboard the Pa
cifc Mail COmpany's steamer Rio de Janeiro
due here tomorrow from the Orient
The Union Steamship Company's steamer
Oregon is due here from Portland and As
tOria to-day. She has 1000 tons Of freight
aboard.
Yesterday the tug Alert lowed the
schooner Roy Summers from the stream to
the City wharf. Oakland Greek. The Re-
lance towed the schooner Una from the
RADIO towed from the stream to Pacific
street wharf, and the barkentine S. G.
Wilder towed from the refinery to Mission
street No. /. The ship MayhIl from Ne
yada dock to stream the ship Big Bonanza
from Oakland to Main, the steamer Santa
Rosa from the seawall tn Broadway No. q
the schooner Annie Gee FROM Fifth street
to Main, the schooner Helen y. Kimball
from Oakland to Fifth street, and the Brit
ish ship Alex McCullom from Mission Rock
to the stream.
To-day the ship Dunsyre will tow from
Port Costa to the stream, the ship John Mac
donald from Spear 10 stream, and the ship
lam o Shanter from Steuart to Spear, the
snip Dashing Wave from Folsom to sea, and
the snip Dundonald from the stream 10 sea.
The morning call., 1892-08-09
CARROTS Vicious Act.

James Carroll. an employe Of the Union
Works. is in custody at the Potrero Police
station, where he was locked up yesterday
morning by Policeman Barrett and charged
with disturbing the peace. Carroll visited
several saloons where be imbiDed large
quantity of whisky and became int0xc
fie finally entered John Tranor's saloon
on Illinois street, with whom he had some
trouble earlier in the day, and proceeded TO
wreck the place. The doors first attracted
his attention and these were smashed in
with large piece Of stone. after which he
broke TO fragments what furniture he could
get hold Of Carroll fought violently when
arrested. and had been locked In a cell but
short time when he had to be strapped
down. 1t Is supposed that excessive in
dulgence In LIQUOR has Infected his mind.
The morning call., 1892-08-09
A CitrLot sued Fnr.

The city and county has had complaint
filed against Joseph Linehan to recover pos
session OF lot of land on the west side of
Corbett road, between Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-ffth streets. The land Is known
as the old dollhouse lot and has building
on it which the late Superntendent Keat-
ing OF the Almshouse permitted Linehan TO
occupy during his employment at the Aims
house. Both Mayor Sanderson ana City
and County Attorney burst have demanded
the surrender Of the premises to the city,
but hitherto Linehan has failed TO comply.
The morning call., 1892-08-09

he was sent TO Jail for contempt. Yesterday
he appeared before Judge Hunt asking
for release in order that he might earn the
money required. He stated that since
March he had only obtainsd work on
Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays, earn
ing IS week. Judge Hunt said he was
unwilling TO keep a man locked up and thus
prevent his compliance with the court or
der. On Kammerer's promise 10 pay his
wife So by Monday next and $40 ea:h
month thereafter he was released.
The morning call., 1892-08-09
WELDED A BRICK.
Stout Woman's Brutal Assault on q
Little Girl.

Stout Woman's Brutal Assault on q
Little Girl.
With her parents Mary Scully. aged IA
years. went to the old City Hall yesterday
and swore TO a complaint charging Mrs.
Kate Fay with an assault with deadly
weapon. Mary is q frail child and she de-
clares that her assailant is stout woman
weighing at least $50 pounds. The little
giIl said that she was playing near her
home, at Is Twenty-eighth street, when
Mrs. Fay appeared and struck her on the
head with brick. Mary said there was no
provoeation for the assault. In support OF
her assertions and as evidence of the assault
the girl displayed deep cash on the back
of her head.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Barclay
Issued warrant for the brick wielder's
arrest.
The morning call., 1892-08-09
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Aus. S.-wheat was strong ana opened
1sc higher on bad weather abroad and in the Da-
kOtas and Minnesota, bad crop reports as to Corn
aud oats and strength In provisions, advanced I4c
more on light business, grew active advancing 1sc
more. quisted down. receding Sac on an increase
In the visible supply. advanced s4c in sympathy
with strength In other cereals ana provisions,
ceded sac on favorable Illinois crop report and
realizing sales by the longs. and closed strong at
lac higher than on Saturday. Receipts. 1858 900
bushels; shipments. 3S9, 900 bushels. Rye, Csc
Barley 62c
CHICAGO Aug S.-wheat-Cssh. 1850 Corn
65Ssc POrk-Sl3 22LS. Lara IS 07Ia. KIDS
IS l712. Mhisky-Sl Is
The morning call., 1892-08-09
The Rritish Grain Market,

LONDON Aug. 6.-The Mark Lane Express in its
weekly review OF the British grain trade says:
English wheats have been weaker, with an average
fall in the London market of ID. Crops OF Wheat
and Barley good; Beans and Peas promise
badly. Potatoes promise a yield OF 65 O00, 900
tons Ibis is likely the limit. Foreign Wheats
were heavy. and American winter cargoes have
fallen Cd Corn was steady. Barley quiet and
Beans and Peas were firm. In to-days MARKET
English Wheats were improved and foreign were
hrmeE. Californian. Indian and Australian Cd
better. Oats are Sd higher. Beans, owing TO the
spread OF the bright in crops. rose 4 8. There
good sale for Cora at I'd advance. Flours
steady and Peas firm.
The morning call., 1892-08-09
BEING BIS MOTHER.

Being his mother when he goes away
Iwoutd not hold him overlonR. aud so
Sometimes my yielding sight OF him grows, obi
So quick OF tears. JOY he did not stay
To catch the faintest rumor OF them. nay.
Leave always his eyes clear and glad. although
Mine own, oear LORD, do NH to overflow.
Let his rem EN- bered features as pTay,
Smile ever mel An what stress OF love
Thou givest me- to guard with In ee thiswiSe-
Its fullest speech ever TO be denied
Mine own-befRo his Hl0fherf All thereof
Thou knowest only. looking from the skies
As when not Christ alone was crucihed
JAMES WHITCOSB RILEY.
The morning call., 1892-08-09
Shining Nntaa

Steamers TO san to-day the State OF Cali
fornia for Portland, Grandholm for British Colum
bia. Hattie Gage for Eel River and Gypsy for the sa
Haas River. The Oregon falls due from Portland
Z. w. MetmOre from Seattle Empire from Mana
limo. Arago AID hrcata from Coos Bay. Eureka
from Newport and Bonita from the southern coast
The City OF sydney falls due from Panama Tn
day.
The steamer Michigan 5s7 tons loads toaI al
Departure Bay FOR port.
The Routeuburn takes for Cork 65Sg csntals
Wheat. valued at t91 Geo.
The British iron ship Eurasia S25 tons Il
chartered for Wheat 10 United kiEgdJn Hxyre
Antwerp or Dunkirk, 25s Oh.
The morning call., 1892-08-09
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING. August 8.
~ OF THE NApKErx


SUMMARY OF THE NARKErA
Silver lower again.
Wheat futures hrmer.
Barley easier.
Oats and Corn unchanged.
Rye still lower.
Hay plentiful.
Beans unchanged.
Butter being Forced up
Eggs weaker.
Dried Fruit weaker.
Fruits and Vegetables nominal
The morning call., 1892-08-09
New York MnrIrafS.

NEW YoRK, Aug. SIN the stock market to-day
duilness the prime pal feature. as usual. and
the whole list huetuated over the narrowest range,
though some recovery from the lowest points
seen. The close quiet and heavy. Govern
ments duh and steady. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
August closed at 53c
NEW YORK. Aug. S.-Unitcd States Bonds, as.
1864: do. 2's. 1905 Northern Pacific. 211a: Cana
dian Pacihc. 1914: Central Paeinc, so: Union Pa
cine. 3o1si Atehison and Santa re. 1855 Wells
Fargo. 142: Western Union. 81; Silver, S41sc;
Sterling. - s71aq4 SO.
Wheat - August. Sac Flour, steady. Conee.
sl2 90. Sugar 1ll6931sc. HOBS - Pacific
Coast. 20425e. Hides lSc. COpper-LaEe, Sll 90
Tin-Spot $40 90. Lead-Domestic, 81 10. Iron
$l6. FetroIeum-Pennsylyania August, b3c.
The morning call., 1892-08-09
San Francisco Meat Market.
Wholesale rates from sIaoghtersrs to d.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality. 6@51ac: second quality.
A1ac; third do, 31aq4c.
VEAL-Large. 5[s696c: small Calves. eIa97c
MUTTON-Wethers 76371ac; Ewes. &c.
LAMB-SprIng. SG9c p 10.
PORK-Liye Hogs. 5Is@5ssc = % for heavy and
medium grain-fed; stock Hogs, 4s4 85ci dressed do.
7IaGSc - 10
The morning call., 1892-08-09
General Merchandise.

BAes-Cslcuttas, 67s9614c; San Quentin, sI4c:
Wool Bags. 36G38c.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash; Cube. Crushed Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 55sc p 70: Dry Granulsted.
bAc p n; ConfectiOne=s' A. 5Ise; Standard A,
4Jsc; Magnolia. 45sc; Extra @, 41ac; Golden c.
4$se ID, Age y ID; half bbls, 14c moro than bbis
and boXes mora
The morning call., 1892-08-09

MoRSISs sALEa
Bosrd-25 Cal Electric Light lS.
Street-10O Cal Electric Light, Is.
AFTERNOON sALEl
Bosrd-100 Water. 997s; 40 do. 100; zoo
Hawaiian Commercial, lS4
Street-l50 Cal Electric Light lS; $4,000 z OF A
ROnds 1923
The morning call., 1892-08-09

And IN accordance with law. and an order of the
hoard or Directors made on the 2Sth day or June,
1882 SO many shares OF each parcel OF such stock
may be necessary VIII be sold at public auction at
the ONCE OF the company, room 80, Nevada block,
3O9 Montgomery street, san Francisco, Cal.
TUESDAY, the 23d day OF August, 1892, at the
hour OF two Cd O'Clock of said day 10 pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF the sale
CHAS. +. ELLIOT Secretary.
Ofhce-Room 79, Nevada block, 309 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, Cal ag4 I'd
The morning call., 1892-08-09
DELINQUENT sALE NoTICFe

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-UTAB COW
a soildsted CoInpany-Location OF principal olaos
virginia City, Storey County New " "VAAS'
Notce-Ihere are delinquent upon the folIovztnw
1escrioed STOCK. on account OF assessment No TX
IeSled on the seventh day OF juno 1892 tbs seyarsi
amounts set opposite the names OF the resDactiTs
share 0iders, as follows: @NSP~N'AaS
The morning call., 1892-08-09

Judge Levy last March ordered Frederick
Kammerer, barber, to pay his wife SIS a
month for the support of their child pending
the wife's suit for divorce. Failing to pay,
The morning call., 1892-08-09
California Emit

CHICAGO. Aug. s.-Port Brothers Company
sold 10 carloads OF California Fruit as follows:
Bartlett Pears, 81 7O92 40; Comedy PIums
81 209l IS; Bradshaw Piums. 81 50; German
Prunes. S2@S2 20: Egg PIums. 81 1901 so: Foster
Peaches, 81 80; Early Crawford Peaches 81 100
As; Cling Peaches, 81 3O9l AS Gross Prunes
81 4Od2 20; half crates Fontalnebieau Grapes
81 65@I 75 half crates Museats. 81; Barry Prunes
S2@2 To- Columbia Plums. 81 1901 so; Hungarian
Prunes 81 65@l IS; Beurre Hardy Pears, 81 SEQ
/ e5.
The Earl Fruit Company realized the following
prices for California Fruit sold at auction to-day:
Bartlett Pears, 50 $500 IS: Peaches 81 3OGl 65;
Plums. 81 40Gl SIS; Prunes. 81 6O9l 80: half
Crates Fontsiuebleau Grapes. 81 4OGal 90
NEW YORK, Aug. 3 - Porter brothers Com.
pany sold to-day 8 carloads OF California Fruit
Bartlett Pears. 81 5S(93 l2Ls; Peaches 81 100
NectArines. Slal SIS.
sgobel & Day sold Fruit to-day as follows: Early
Crawford Peaches, 81 25@si 90: Late do 81 800
2 30; Bradshaw fiums, 81 S0G2 Is: German
fTunes. - 70 Kelsey Japan Plums. SO IS; Bartlett
Pears, boxes, - 55G2 10: do, half boxes 81 25@
So. The market IS strong
LONDON.
LONDON, Aug. S.-The auction sale OF CalIfor
Ma Fruits brought to England by the Majestic. be
ing the first consignment OF such fruit this conn
try. was conclude to-day. Bartlett Pears sold At
Is 3dG9ls sd boxi Crawford Peaches brought IS
9dGbs I'd
Portland's Business.
The morning call., 1892-08-09
Diyoroe Ac,ions Conou, ,

Divorce Actions Commenced.
Actions for divorce have been commenced
as follows: John Lynch vs. Sarah V. Lynch :;
Barbara Kewing VS.. John Kewing; Abra-
ham Newman VS.. Sarah l.. Newman
The morning call., 1892-08-09
AUCTION SALES.
n >SN- A->SE--> l. FRANK w. BUTFERF
BUTTERFlEL0 G. VINCENT.
AUCFiDSEERS
Room SO, Flood Building, cor. Market and 4th Of.
lis DAY.
Tuesday. Observation-Disclosures

AueSuAy August q.
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ on the premfsss' A0""S
Dale Place, Between LeaYenwortr, aDd
Hyde, OIL Golden Gate Avenue
WE WILL SELL
THE WELL-KEPr FURNITURE Contained In - =
Above Frivate Residence, comprising: Elegantly
Carved Wainutframe ParIOr Set uSboistesssd ~ =,
mohar push; Fancy Reception aud Easy C6airs.
Patent Eoekers, ETC.; Elegant Msntel Clock an
Bronze Ornaments: Handsome Gold Brouza OnsI
PaTior Table; Dressing Mirror: Handsome wanna
and Oak Chamber SEES: Spring Mattresses: Feather
Beds and Pillows; Blankets Sheets and Snrasts.
Body ana Tapestry Brussels Carpets; DIning-room
Furniture; Crockery, Glassware ana Plated Yars,
Range and Kitchen Utensils; Sewing Machine ana
Tailor's outat. ~ ~AN
The morning call., 1892-08-09
English Wheat m,rk.t.

LIVERPOOL. Aug s.-The spot market Is firm
at rs. Cargoes higher az 34s Sd for OF
coast 34s Cd Tor Just shipped and 34s Cd for nearly
due.
FUTUREa
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. z Red Winter: Au-
gust Us SGD; September 6s 63ld: October. 6s
714d; November Is 7s4d; December, IS Sd.
sECURITIEs
LONDON. Aug S.-Consols, GO 1915; Silver,
3S5sd: Rentes, 99f 50c.