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The morning call., 1892-06-15
CHANpLER,s COZ YAED.


Clay-st. Stores; Rents $500.
lots, each 25xll9:6: s. line OF Clay st.. W OF
Drumm. through TO Commercials; brick improve
ments; ll3 and III Clay ST.; rents 5000.
Fulton st.-Rents S135.
27:6xl20; SO and Al Fulton st. and "a and 80
Birch ave, bet Larkin and Polk: stores and hats;
rents S1l5; near new City Hall and Market
Saeramentc-st. Investment.
54:412xl37;6; 1927 Sacramento ST, bet Hyde
and LeaYenworth; rooms and bath; rear house.
rents S35; cheap.
Richmond Property-21 Lots
24Ox25O; sw cor. A st. and 34th ave; 10 IS.
foot iots and corners; az whole or in lots; level
and well located; easy terms.
Riugold or Sbipley-Rents S42.
25x75; 427-42712 Rtngold or Shipey st. of eth.
bet Folsom and Harrison; houses, rooms each
Corner Lot Washingto aud Baker sts
25 % on Baker st. by 106 6 on Washington; SW.
corners fine and attractive lot.
Clay Ave, off Clay St, Near Powell.
40x56;9; Gay ave, off Clay ST., bet. Stockton
and Powell; s-room dwelling; must SELL
9th st-Family Dwelling.
q ;9xl05 425 9TH ST.. bet, Sanchez ana
church, rooms and bsth; in good order.
Park Building Lot
25xl37 IS. y line Grove, 1868 w OF Lyon. in
good order; lot ready for building.
1st-ave. Cottage.
25xl2O, line lst ave, 275 OF Point LObos:
attractive, cosy home; cable on Point Lobos.
Ocean View New Home
Lots Is and Is block So City L. Assn; 5O1IO0,
E line OF State, $50 feet Of Central; new house
rooms 5. V. water; near Ocean View Station.
Chenery-st Building Lot
Lot l. block 4, Paramount Tract fronting 40 feet
on Chenery st. and D feet Palmer, running from
street TO street.
Paramount Tract Fine Lot
2ex1gO, w line Arlington ST. 3l3 IT, y of MIgusI
being 100 IT. Of Chenery; electric road passes.
Treat-ave. Home.
25x112:6 No lll6 Treat ave. bet 24th and
25th; 10 rear street; desirable homo for man Of
moderate means
ip5 = - ID tx I6 gt
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Jacket soc. The only transactions recorded in the
outside stocks were in Nevada Queen, Of which
1900 shares changed hands at 4OeDl5e.
After the call fading almost excIusIy ely
fined TO Sava:e OF which stock 1878 shares changed
hands at 81 10tG2 10, with Maurice SChmitt sell
cess
trading under a decline ia prices Walls was an
active seller and Seemed TO have plenty of every
thing on the list, and disposed of them in lots to
suit, Atter the call prices continued TO drop aud
closed weak.
Silver a trhe stronger Yesterday. bars selling
at S93sc In New York and 407sd In London.
A telegram announcing shipment of bullion val
ued at $1,000 has been received from the COpJis
The State Investment Insurance Company has
declared dividend OF 90 cents per share, payable
to-day.
Following ia the official report of the pumping
operations in the Crown Point incline for the
ended June IL, 1892: The 100 station pumps
have been working continuously during the week
The flow OF water is the as at last report and
keeps the pumps moving steadily. Repairs to the
joint SHAFT incline making good progress and
We are cutting out for water tank at the 100
Balllo valued at SIs 2ss SO has been sent to the
Carson mint from the Con. Cal Va. being the
first shipment on June account.
The weekly reports OF the Tusearoras are as fol-
lows:
Copts-There is but little change since last re-
port the slopes produce some hrstelaSs ore which
is not regular but makes through the lower grades
The mill is crushing steadily.
Navajo-The slopes above the $50 level are look
ing about the same.
Belle Isle-West crosscut $50 level was extended
II feet South drift from north line same level has
been started up and extended feet. The face is
looking very favorable for ore
Moth Belle ISle-No. ] north drift 400 level was
extended feet. Wine drift same level was ex-
tended Is feet; vein small but good ore. West
crOsscut from the ton OF raise same level was ex-
tended n feet aud is nearing a vein. North inter
mediate above the 400 level extended feet
Still in good ore.
Nevada Queen.-Second level-South drift from
No. east cFOSscut has been run IL feet: improved
since last report; foot OF ore. North drift from
pFpCcr All ia al fanf oF
good ore. From face OF north Drift TO the face OF
south is $50 feet West drift from No. l chute
extended l9 feet, passing through feet second
class ore. South drift from No. shaft extended so
feet showing seams Of in IA e Of drift Slopes
from No. chute looking we'll; the frstclass ore is
extending farther TO south increasing the length.
Have hOsted and sent TO the mill LAT rstclsss
battery assay Sl99 % per ton; also h0isted ana
hauled TO eoncentrator SS6 carloads OF second-class
average assay $50 ~ per ton.
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ONE HONEST CHINAMAN.
he Finds Lost Watch and Returns
to the Owner.

he Finds a Lost Watch and Returns 1t
to the Owner.
Detectives Cox and Glennon, the veteran
offic ers Of the Chinatown detail. were
amazed yesterday by a peculiar discovery.
They unearihed a Chinaman who has be-
come honest through Christian influences.
A. I. Davis and wife, Of Indiana, went
through The Mong0l quarter Saturday night.
During the trip Mrs Davis lost a valuable
gold watch and chain with a beautiful
medal attached Upon the advice of the
detectives Mrs. Davis advertised for the
lost timepiece. Wong All Hon, a poor
shoemaker employed at $40 Clay street. re-
sponded by informing Rev. w. c. Young of
the Episcopal Mission at 915 Clay street
that he had found the watch. From the
honest Shoemaker Mrs. Davis received her
watch yesterday afternoon. She was very
happy as she exhibited her treasure IN the
Office Of the Chief Of Police yesterday aft
ernOOn.
Il am glad" said she. that I lost the
watch for one thing. That is because
have convinced the officers that there is one
honest Chinsman ia the world"
What Mrs. Davis valued more highly than
the watch was the medal, which she re-
ceived for merit while graduating from the
academy conducted by the Sisters Of PrOYi-
dence at IerTe Haule, Ind.
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GARRETT WAS NOT GRACEFUL.
he Does Not Learn TO Dance and 1
Whipped by His Instructor.

he Does Not Learn TO Dance and Is
Whipped by His Instructor.
Becoming anxious to be graceful as well
as good-looking, Thomas Garrett of 1873
Third street decided to take dancing les
sons from Archie Mcbride. He took twelve
lessons 10 Irish-American Hall and exeT-
cised his lower limbs until they ached as
they never ached before. For each lesson
Garrett paid the modest price of 81. At the
conclusion of the twelfth lesson, however
he found that he was still unable TO Illus
trate the poetry If motion lie could
neither waltz. Quadrille nor take part in q
plain, everyday Virginia reel
Meeting his Instructor Monday night he
complained Of his failure to become pro
fcient in the Terpsichorean art. When
Mcbride complained that his pupil had been
rather uDgTsceful Garrett resented the allie
CATION. Words of warmth were followed
by blows. Garrett came ont second best in
the encounter That is why he went 10 the
old City Hall yesterday and sweTe out a
warrant for McBride's arrest On charge Of
battery.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-weak and inactive. Outside dealers are
selling at 7@7i4c. Wool Bags, 36G3Sc.
CANNED FRUITS-PriceS for the new pack are
quoted follows: Aprieots, 81 rs; Peaches and
Pears, 81 50@l 90: White Cherries, $2@2 25:
Black Cherries, 81 60@l 10: PIums, 81 lO09l rs.
Old goods are nominal as follows; 81 050n1 80 for
Apricots $lDl - doz for Plums. 81 30@Dl so for
Peaches. 81 S0@l so for Pears, 81 90g2 10 for
White Cherries and 81 S0Gl 80 for Black
CANNED YEGErABLES-New pack Tomatoes
76c Peas 75e9Sl; String Beans, 90cG$l q dozen.
COFFEE-NO change to report. Quotations are;
l91aM2012c q 10 for good TO prime Costa Rica,
free from black beans: lS@laI5c q 10 for good
Costa Rica, mixed with black beans; lS150l9Iac
for good washed Salvador; lilac nominal FOR
good unwashed Salvador. Nicaragua and Guatemala;
2l121Jac e II for prime washed Guatemala; goa
2O84c Tor good to strictly good Guatemala: 40
1880 for fair washed aud unwashed Guatemala;
20I9@22c q h for good to prime pea-berry: 100
nc for medium qualities; l212@l41ac for ordinary
qualities: St0l2c for very Inferior TO common.
COAL-No further change. The feeling is stlll
weak. Wellington is quOtable at SO q ton; New
wellington, SO % tom Southheld Wellington. IS:
Cedar River. S6 so: Seattle. So so; New
Seattle, So 30; Coos Bay 50 80: Sydney. So rs
Scotch. 81 q ton Brymho. SO 70; Greta, SIS rs;
Cumberland Sl3 In bulk and ga in sacks: Penn
syIyanIa Anthracite Egg. Sll So Welsh Anthra-
cite Egg So Camel. SO 80 "a ton.
FISH No. / MacSerel Sl2@l3 in balf-bbls
and 81 1902 IN kits: No. 2, $40 IN hDls ana
81 50s1l as In KITS Mess Maekerei, SO 3 kit;
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English wheat NJorLo.

LIvERPOoL june l4.-The spot market Is quiet
at rs 2I&d. Cargoes are weak at 35s 80 for of
35s Sd for just shipped and S5s 80 for nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for NO 2 Red Winter: June.
bs 8 d. July. Us 91ad; August, 6s 934d; Septem-
Der, 6s lOd; October, Is 10 I'D
SECURITIES.
LONDON. June IA. COnsols. OF l-l6: Silver
401sd: Rentes, 1907 &c.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, June l4.-Unusul animation In the
stock market yesterday was entirely lacking and
the bulk OF trading was again concentrated upon
few stocks. ST Paul. burlington. New England and
Reading alone being conspicuous The close was
active and strong, with leading shares the highest
OF the day, Governments dull and firm Petroleum
July closed at 647se.
NEW YORK. june l4.-United States Bonds az
III: do. Us. 100: Northern Pacific 2O3ls. Cana.
dian Pacific, SS12 Central Pacific. 3015: Union pa
CHIC. 4OTs: AtchtSOn ana Santa re. 35Ie: Wells
Fargo. l45: western Union s5ss; SILVER s9ssc;
Sterling. - 1894 Sy12.
Wheat = June. 86asc. Flour steady Coffee
Sl2 90. Sugar. 2s4951sc. Hons - Pacihe Coast
2O&26c Hides. lSc. Copper-Lake. SIl So Tin
spot. $22 90. Lead-DOmestic, "a 10. IrOn-sl6
Petroleum-July, 547sc
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

TUESDAY EVENING. June IL
SUMMARY OF THE Markets
Flour dun.
Wheat aud Barley weak.
Oats firm.
Large Yellow Corn lower
Rye neglected.
Hay dul.
Beans firmly held.
Good Potatoes firm.
Onions In heavy supply.
Fine Butter and Eggs firm. Cheese weak.
Large crop Of Honey expected.
Some kinds o. Poultry easier.
Game nominal
Apricots and Peaches abundant.
Dried Fruit and Raisins unchanged.
Hams and Bacon higher
Hops quiet
Hides dull and weak.
Refined TallOw higher.
Choice Wool sells well.
Meat market unchanged.
Grain Bags weak.
Coffee unchanged.
Coal in large supply.
Pine Wood lower.
Silver advanced.
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@7L5c FOR homeless and S6SLsc for bricks; Eastern
Smoked Herring. Soc: Dutch do. 81 5091 70 T. kes;
Wnitefsb, so in halfbbls and 1922 rs in kits
Tongues and Sounds 81 1922.
QUlCKSILYER-Quoted at $40 50G4i 2 Task
SYRUP-The Western Sugar Refinery quotes Gold
en-. in bbls, 17Iae n gallon.
NAILS-Card rates OF Hardware Dealers AsSocia-
ton as follows: Iron, So 60 Steel, 50 10:
Standard Wire, So 10 q keg, on the basis OF 200
kegs.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash; Cube. Crushed. Powdered
ami Fine Crushed. all 558c z 10: Dry formulated
5l4c 2 10; ConfectioneTs' A, 51sc; Standard A,
47sc; Magnolia. 45sc; Extra G, 412c; Golden g,
1850; ID. 414e q 10; half bbls. 14e more than bbls
hnr 1 e nlnr
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Chic go Markets..

CHICAGO, June 14.-Wheat opened "a @ssc lower,
declined lac more for lack or support absence OF
demand reports OF harvesting auspiciously begun
In Kansas and Illinois, and bearsh foreign crop
news 1t then frmed up 1h@14c and closed easy
at nc lower. Receipts. 81 900 bushels shipments
3o.OUO bushels. Rye, 741s@n75c. Barley 6Oc
CHICAGO. June 14.-Wheat-C Cash. 7Ss4c Corn
4dc PorE1SlO 621a. Lara = SO 321a- Ribs
80 o212. Whisky-$l 10.
Hops are quiet, though showing superficial signs
OF Improvement. Values unchanged. Twenty.
hye bales OF choice Calffornias. els June de.
livery, sold on exchange at 24c buyers option,
RAIsINs
The California Raisn market does not "enthuse''
as much as some holders would like TO see IL vet
about one dozen carloads that arrived here the
past TWO weeAs have been nearly all disposed OF at
good prices.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Cofee-Quiet at 10 points advance Sales. 6OOO
bags June, $l2: July and August. 81 90
Sugar-haw, strong but quiet and unchanged: re-
fined. firm; moiders' A, 9-l6@4 lI-lBc: confeo-
TONERS A, 3-l69a 5-l6e; others. unchanged.
California Fruit.
CHICAGO June l4.-Porter Bros Company sold
to-day three carloads OF California fruit ciyman
Plums sold st 81; Cherry Plums, 81 26@2 so
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PURPOSE.

The uses ar sorrow I comprehend
Better and better at each year end'
Deeper and deeper seem to see
Wby and wherefore ii has 10 De.
Only after the dark wet DAYS
Do we fully rejoice f. the suns bright rays.
sweeter the crust tastes after the fast
Than the stated gourmand's huest repast'
The faiatest cheer sounds never amiss
10 The actor who ohce has heard hiss.
And one who has dwelt with bis grief alone
hears all tie music to friendships tone.
So. better and better 1 comprehend
Bow sorrow ever would be our friend;
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX,
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COURT NOTES.

The estate Of Clarssa C. Armstrong has been
appraised at S23.705 20.
Amelia a. McGham wants a divorce from
Charles McGham, and Caroline from Henry l..
Hansen.
Della Wall has been sued by Kate W. Buckley
for Sl214 10 for nursing her and members Of
her family, she being professional nurse.
W. G. Cornell has sued Fisher Ames on note
OF June 4, 1888, promising In 30 days TO pay
$1,000 TO the order Of Mrs Mabel TTeadwell.
Frank X. Fong. assignee Of Tuck Hing G.
ROng, has sued A. NellZ for SIS SO for meat fur
nished in April and May, 1891, TO the restaurant
al 30412 MONTGOMERY avenue, owned by A. Gar
cha, who sold the place IN June 10 the defendants.
Nevada's Admission Day.
Nevada will celebrate the twentY-eighth
anniversary of its admission TO statehood by
suitable obserYanees wtich will take place
at Carson City on July 4, 8 and 6.
The morning call., 1892-06-15

Steamers to sail to-day the City OF New YORK
for Panama Mineola for New York, Truckee for
Portland, Pomona and North Fork for Humboldt
Bsy, Los Angeles for Newport. and Del Norte Tor
Coos Bay. The Walla Walla falls due from VIC
toria aud Puget Sound, San Mateo from Comox
and Sirius from Central America.
The Chilean bark LeonOr, 800 tons. loads lumber
at Moodyvllle fer Valparaiso, owners account
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Prices show no change. Beef is plentiful. Fat
Mutton and Lamb are scarce. Wholesale rates from
Slaughterers TO dealers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality, 512c second quality DC;
third do. 4941ac.
VEAL-Large, 6@7c: small Calves 71AQS12c.
MUTTON Wethers. 7dsc; Ewes 1914
LAMB-Spring, S99c q ID.
PORK-Live Hogs, 4Is95c = 10 Tor heayY naru
granted; 5@6IAc for light average do; stock
Hogs, 412@4$4c 9; dressed do. 74a95c y ID.
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Urea sure Shipment,
shipping Notes.

The City OF k1O de JaneirO took out treasure
list OF 1864 1854 follows: Mexican Dollars $751;
GA; Gold Coin, $57lO and Silver $l2S.5OO.
The morning call., 1892-06-15

HORSING sNLES
so s Gasight. 9l 100 Vigorit Powder. 37s; go
do. 324 5000 va Bonds, 907s.
AFTERNOON SALES
go S Water. 9794 so Safety Nitro Powder. II "A.
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Wood Market.

Posts 91ac each; Redwood, So so per cord; Oak;
rough. S7D7 25: do peeled, SO 50 Pine. So 80 6
cord; Railroad Ties. 3712c apiece for 6xs and 40
@150c for 7x9.
TANBARK-Ground bark $24 p ton, whole
Sl5 SO q cord.
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400 Gearu Str, San Francisco
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

ASSGSSIENA ROIlCESs
A ssEssMENT NoTICE.-GoULD s CURRY
place Of business San Francisco. California Loca-
tion of works, Virginia. storey County, Nevada
Board Of Trustees held on the 7th day Of june
1892 assessment (NO. 69) OF twenty-five (25l
per share levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation. payable Immediately in United
States gold coin TO the Secretary the ONCE the
company room No SO, Nevada Block No. 500
Montgomery street, San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
delinquent and advertised for sale at public auc.
tion, and, unless payment is made before, win be
to pay the delinquent assessment together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF SALE by order
ALFRED K DURBKow, Secretary.
Office, room No. SO Nevada block, No. 500 Mont
gomery street, san Francisco, california. leS ID
A SSESSsIENT HOTICE-UTAH CON. MINING
n Company Location Of principal place OF bush
ness. san Francisco, Cal. Location OF works,
Storey County, New. Notice is hereby given
that at a meeting of the board OF directors, held
the 7th day OF June, 1892, assessment (No.
81 of TWENTY-FIVE C25j cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately In United States gold coin to the sec
Nevada Block, 800 Montgomery ST.. San Francisco
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
man unpaid on the ELEVENTH DAY OF JULY.
1892. Will be delinquent aud advertised Tor safe az
public auction; and unless payment is made before
VIII be sold on FRIDAY. the 29th day OF July.
1892, TO pay the delinquent assessment, t1eeV1 u
with costs of advertising aud expenses OF SAFE by
oruer Oh Tue ooaru oi ulroo'V II. FISH. secretary.
AZ San Francisco, Gal 1eS I'd
A SSESSMENT NOTICE-DIANA GOLD AND
n silver Mining Company Location OF principal
place OF business san Francisco SaL location OF
workB Tuscarora, Eiko County. New.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF the
Hoard Of Directors held on the Sd day OF May
1892 an assessment. 40. y, of five cents (5c) per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF the cor
pora ton, payable immediately in United States
gold coin. TO the secretary. at the office OF the com.
pany, room 20 So Pine ST. san Francisco, Cal
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the tenth (l0) day of June 1892
will be delinquent and advertised for sale al
public auction; and unless payment Is made before
will DO sold on THURSDAY, the thirtieth 900 day
OF June, 1892. 10 pay the delinquent assessment
together with costs of advertising aud expenses OF
sale By order Of the Board OF Directors
X. GRAES0N Secretary
ofice-Room 90. 22l Piae 81 San Francisco cal / I'd
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE
or.
NEARLY FEW And FINE FURNITURE.
M. j. SIMMONS. AUCTEONEER.
Will SELL THIS DAY.

M. j. SIMMONS. AUCTEONEER X,
WILL SELL THIS DAY.
Wednesday ....................... June -, 1892,
At IL O'Clock a. NJ, at the residence.
1915 Webster Street, Near Ellis,
ALI OF THE.
Parlor, Bed and Dining Room Furniture; Body
Brussels Carpets and Rugs: French plate
Nickel-frsme Mantel Mirror Of the newest de-
sign; Rich Satin BrOcatelle Parlor Set, in
hand polished Cherry Frame; Elegant Divans;
Odd PariOr Chairs and Sofas, in Plush and
other fue covers; Library and Center Tables ;
Extra Fine French plate Front Walnut Fold
ing-bed, cost $175; Handsome Clocks. BiSque
and other Fine Ornaments Engrayings and
other Superior Pictures;
Walnut Sideboard Pedestal Extension Table and
Chairs TO match; Walnut and Oak Bedroom Sets
White Hair Mattresses Blankets aud other Bed
ding; bookcases; Reclining Lounges and Chairs
Oak Hallstand; Hall and stair Carpets; Medallion
Range, with porceIan-lned fixtures completes: Pat
ent Kitchen Table; English Linoleum; CrOckery,
GLASS and China Ware, and other goods too numer-
Gus TO mention,
H9- The above goods have only been in use about
months and Will positively be sold without reserve.
IL j SIMMONS. AuctiOueer
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Exchange and Bullion.

PORTLAND Or. June 14-Clearances, $4s4, coo
balances s6l 900
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Portland,s Husiness.

NEW YORK. June 14.-wool. steady. Domestic
fleece. 2613@S7c r 10
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Wool Market

small boxes, ST. O5@l 10; Brill Plums. 81 80;
Royal Apricots, 81 1901 IS; Golden Aprieots,
81 10: Peaches. $I@l 90; Royal Anne Cherries,
81 l5(gl so; Black Repubhcaa, III 05@1 80.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

2 Elegant Parlor Sets. inIald eb0nized frames up
hoistered in brGcaded silk velvet; ! Mantel
Mirror, in Prima Vera wood frame: Elegant
Picture Easel; PariOr Standards and Orna-
ments; Handsome PoTtieres; Lace Curtains;
Center Tables Best Body Brussels and Tapestry
Carpets: 20 Costly Oil Paintings. in gilt frames;
OAK ana Walnut FOldieg-beds; Oak, Ash
and Walnut Chamber Suits: Extra Fine Hair,
Spring and Wire Mattresses; Best Mission
Blankets, Feather Pillows and Spreads; 1 Wal
nut Cylinder Writing-desk; NardrObes; Fine
Walnut Crib: Extra Lounges and Easy Chairs (;
l Elegant Walnut SidebOard: l Pedestal EX-
tension Table Fine Dining Chairs I Silver
plated Tea Set: Best Crystal Glassware; White
Chinaware; l FlIst-class No. Eureka Range,
with not air, elevated oven and gas attachment,
SIS: Fine hgatewaTe: Handsome Hat
stand with a large assortment Of other desir-
able articles.
hS- TERMS CASH.
leI5 2t GEO. F. LANSOS. Auctioneer.
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THIS DAY.
Wedne IS day ..,..s....,...........Jun 10, 1892,
At II o'clock, on the promises
2424 SUFFER- STREET, NEAR Frederick,
WILL SELL, ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE.
The Very Elegant Furniture Of Residence,
COMPRISING.
Elegant Parlor UpholsterY-Divan, Easy Chairs
Reception Chairs and Rockers;
Costly Oil Paintings in rich frames;
Elegant MCquet and Brussels Carpets: Fine Rugs:
Elegant Center Tables Elegant Rosewood Hat
stand: Very Elegant Eastlake Walnut Chamber
Suit, with plate mirrors and Tennessee marbles;
Two Rosewood and Walnut Chamber Suits;
Finest Spring and Hair Mattresses: Best Pillows;
White Blank cts and Spreads:
Eastlake Walnut Extension Table;
Walnut Dining Chairs; Silver-piated and China
Ware;
Two Extra Choice New Improved Ranges with
hot-air elevated ovens and latest Improvements,
imported direct from manufacturers
Fine Agate Ware; Kitchen Utensils, etc.
ES- TERMS CASH.
1eI4 2U GEO. F. LAAISON. Auctfoneer
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INFoRMAL SEssIoN-lO OelocK-No sales. -
REGULAR MORNING SESSION - Seller 'e2-lOo
tons 81 1914; SeDtember-10O. 81 4l14; 1OO'
81 AIS o non -.
81 1884; 200, 81 1875, Buyer september-2OO'
81 AIS; 100 81 4154.
BARLEY-Weak and slowly tending DOWNWARD.
Not much inquiry. Futures are still lower. No. l
Feed q2L5c; choice bright do 93$4 995c DARK
Coast, 9Oc Brewing. 971acS$l O21a; CneVaher'
nominal
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WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD,

WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD,
Real Estate Agent and General Auctionssr
(has no connection with any other persons in the
bUsness-at his old place.
Ofhce and Sdlesr0Om-4l2 Pine ST., Nevada Block.
THIS DAY,
At II O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises.
824 MISSION STREET, NEAR SIXTH,
~ WILL SELL.
THE FURNITURE OF LODGING-H0USE,
COMPRISING -.
WALNUT. OAK AND IMITATION CHAMBER
SETS. BEDDING. CARPETS, ETC.
1t VIM BUTTERFIELD, Auctioneer, 4l2 Pine.
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GEO. E. tAMSON,

AUCTIoNEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
as Kearny ST., bet. California and PIna
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suIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

TUESDAY. June IA.
stmr Los Angeles, Leland. Wilmington; Goodall,
Perkins & Co.
Stmr Pomona Hannah. Eureka; GoodaII. Perkins
& Co.
stmr City OF Rio de Janero, Cavalry, Yokohama
and Hong Kong; p 81 5 : Co.
Ship Conqueror, Lathrop Jr. New York; n
Knowles.
Br bark Francis Fisher, Fraser, Queenstown Ep-
pinger & Co.
schr Gardiner City. Masters. ocos; swayne &
Hart
Sehr Caleb Curtis. Latin hunting and fishing: j
Magee Jr.
The morning call., 1892-06-15
Produce Market.

FLOUR-Dull and unchanged. Net cash prices
are: Family extras, 81 65@4 75; Bakers extras
81 1904 So; superfne, 81 1903 g Dbl.
WHEAT-Spot frelghts are inactive at about
25s Sd for iron vessels usual options. The char
tered Wheat fleet in port has registered tonnage
of 40 OOO against 4l700 tons on the same date last
year: sengaged 1882 tors, against 10. III; on
the way this port. 260 900 tons. against "a ooO
Wheat lacks life and prices show DOWNWARD Ten
dency in sympathy with the Eastern and foreign
markets No. /. 81 3715 q ctl; choice 81 40; lower
grades, 81 3212@l SO; extra choice, for milling
s. 4
The morning call., 1892-06-15
Lumber Market.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.