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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-01
The Sale OF The WRECK.
Bought Yesterday Afternoon
by Lorans Foard.
Difference Of Opinion as TO the Length Of Time
the Ship Was Afoat Before
Sinking.

The wreck Of the ship Spinney was sold
at auction In the Merchants Exchange
yesterday afternoon. The hull and rigging
were sold to Lorans Foard for S410 The
two whaleboats were sold at fair figures.
No bids were received on the cargo.
The wreckeT Whitelaw has returned, and
reports the vessel in about the same position
as the Insurance men did. She is rapidly
going to pieces and almost broken in two.
The captain Of the Whitelaw expressed the
opinion that the vessel would not have been
Rfloat for twenty hours as has been re-
ported. lie thinks that the moment she
struck the rock she broke her back. and
could not have remained ahoat more than a
short time. At present the greater portion
of her Is under water and the waves are
beating over the rest, so that II Is possible
she will not last long.
The steamer Acapulco, Captain Pitts,
arrived a day or two ahead of time
yesterday, thirty days from p anama, with
only seventeen tons OF freight an two
saloon passengers. 1t is the dulIest trip
the steamer has ever made, a fact VIII ich
is attributed to the general depression in
the coffee business of Guatemala.
The United States ship Yorktown, which
has been al Mare Island for several months,
iClb Aol Cdltao ScotSiAdF- Due Will JUN tu6
other ships Of the squadron and proceed
with them TO New York around Cape Horn.
There were three changes OF captains of
the Pacific Steamship Company's vessels
yesterday. Captain Hunter of the steamer
Mexico takes charge OF the Yaquina. His
chief officer will be II. OLSON. Captain
Trbble takes charge of the Bonita and Cap
tain Nash of the Alexander Duncan.
The ship St. David arrived yesterday. one
hundred and ffty-fOur DAYS from Phila-
delphia. The weather was fne and the trip
made in good time. Only one casualty oc-
Cured. One Of the seamen was washed
overheard and then washed back again.
The weather was rough at the time, but the
man managed 10 cling TO a rope until bis
mates came TO his assistance. But he was
thrown violently against the vessels side
and bis leg was broken, the fracture having
not quite healed yet
Two more bUatl0ads Of coal arrived yes
terday on the ships Blairgowrie. seventy
six days from Newcastle, and the Anuolda,
hfty-hye days from SydHey.
The Stockton boat war is still on. The
new company have stated that they will not
lower their rates no matter how low the old
company goes. Nor will they raise them
under any circumstances. Manager Ken
nistOn said last night that The new company
has gone into the steamboat business and,
II they receive as much patronage as they
have heretofore they will stay.
The hydTographc Office has issued no.
lice stating that the second-class spar-buoy,
red and black horizontal striped. at the juno
ton Of Suisun and Montezuma creeks, Suisun
Bay, Cal, has disappeared, but will be re-
placed as soon as possible
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BRIEFS FROM THE COURTS.

Henry S. Casper has been granted divorce
from Sadie Casper, the defendant not appearing
Judge CARRIER yesterday granted a divorce TO
Adolph Long from his vile Lena, ON the ground
Of cruelty.
Judge Morrow in the United States District
Court yesterday ordered a decree OF forfeiture
in the suit brought by the Government for The
condemnation OF 100 cans Of unstamped opium
seized from An Now on Dupont street In NoVem-
ber 1891.
Hugo Heuelere has sued the California Con.
strucfion Company for S3lOO damages The
defendants constructed a sewer in February last
i'm Church street near Nineteenth. which broke,
the water flowing ali over the property owned by
the plaintiff.
Upon the death OF the late William Harm ey
Samson 1ams WAS substituted as administrator
OF the estate OF Rachel LaIkin. AS such he has
sued Fannie NJ. Harvey, Administrative OF tho
estate OF William Harvey, requiring her TO is
an account of the doings Of The deceased Harvey
as administrator of Rachel LaTkin. who died In
october, 1873, leaving au estate valued al
$50 600
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amounted TO only 5000 shares. and 20 cnsnge W.
tosbe seen. Prices continued heavy ait US Sei,
closing very weak, with Ophir down to 81 30.
NOTES.
Bullion valued st $500 has been received fr ON
the Mayhower Gravel Mining
The Becher Mining Company has removed from
foor, Mills building
te!sgam announcing the shipment OF bullion
valued at $4,000 has been received from the
Union mill at Tusearora. making total to date Of
$500 on the present run.
Silver STEADY yesterda y, selling ct IS "a In
New York and 39l4 d in London.
The Oyerman letter for the past week says;
Extracted and hoisted from HOO and 1900 levels
3O7 tons aud 726 pounds OF ore; car samples aver
age $40 SO per ton. Shipped TO Vivian mill 3l6
tons and 1l60 pounds OF ore. Battery samples
average $l6 o. per ton"
The De Lamar mines. Idaho, report . profit Of
$&0,l40 from s73,920 worth OF bullion produced
iu September.
The Silver Hill continues taking out on the
10 mill the past week 1919 S95-200O tons OF ore.
Milled during the week 1873 ssb-20OO tons OF ore
Average battery assays. $ls 45; average car sam
pie assays, $50 7S.
north line OF Alpha 1900 level or the Ward shaft is
out 81 feet: face IN hard porphyry The Joint
Potost and Bullion west drif 1900 level is out 1O16
feet face in porphyry
the sh II 500 level is out feet; formation quartz
% lrlng the past week we have no sted So carloads
OF ore from tho $50 aud 700 levels, which Will
average about $3S TO $40 per ton.
In III occidental from the slopes on the $50, 400
and 400 Levels we have extracted ana mIlled l72
tons of Of the average value OF SIT rs per ton.
Have done no work on the 100 level this week.
The Zadig drift, Sutro tunnel level, has been ex-
tended Il feet in hard porphyry.
The following local corporations disbursed dlyi.
QendS during the month.
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The STOCK MARKET.

The week opened dull yesterday Prices shovsd
.oeehhe from the closing OF Saturday and Epstein
was an active sci! er.
heoorts from the front speak very e. couragl
OF Inc showing In Opbir A new crosscut has been
started from the south drift opposite No west
ciosScut on The l466ioot level and tho face on sun
day was In ore assay ng from SIT to $40 Twenty.
seven tons taken from the drift last week sssayed
~ 20 per Ton. This showing IL looked upon as
HALE TO lead TO something better
NO great amount or trading was done ON the
regular Calls, and prices generally we're hsavy On
the early call ophir solo at 81 So, Mexican 81 as
curry 81, Best Belchor 81 65, Con. Cal
q va SO. Sierra Nevada 81 30 and Union
u 20 Tks middle stocks were dun and heavy
Bullion selling at soc, Potosi 81 o5 aud Saw
age SOC. In the south enders Crown Point sold AZ
S5c and jacket $L25.
After the call trading was liveIier but prices re
mained unchanged and the market closed steady
put inactive at the noOn recess
on the 2:3O p N. call the total transactions
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Auditor.
In this way Charles Ashton is voted 70
Suicide OF an Aged German.

Isadore c. Primer. an unfortunate old
man. was found dead yesterday morning in
his room at S24 GeaTy street. The room was
filled with gas that flowed from an omen
burner. At the Morgue an inquest was
held and verdict Of suicide rendered. De.
ceased was aged 76 years, native of Ger.
many. and had been a teacher Of languages.
His only known relative WAS a brother re.
siding in Amsterdam. Some time ago he
left the Jewish Old Peoples Home. whore
he had been an inmate. After that he was
destitute and respondent.
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BA6S-Cslcuttas doing better IN Sympathy
with higher quotations from the primary market.
Caicuttas. 81 sg6I4c spot. and &C for 1898; W col
Bags. 36GSSc.
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
On ties, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Pine Crushed, all 55sc r n; Dry Graduated,
5I4c q n CoDieotioneTs A, 51sc: Magnolia, 45sc
EItrA {. 4i5e: Golden c, 4ssc; ID, are; Standard
A stsc: half bbls, 14c mors than bbls, and boxes
l2c more.
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MARKET REPORTS.
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. al.
SUMMARY or THE MARKETS.

MONDAY EVENING Oct al
SUMMARY or THE HARKETs
Silver advanced.
New YORK Exchange higher
Wheat advanced.
Barley rising.
Larger receipts OF Oats.
Corn steader. Rye unchanged.
Bran lower. Middlings weak.
Green Dried Peas lower
Hay frm.
Lima Beans weak.
Potatoes steady. Onions firm.
Butter weaS. Eggs higher.
Poultry in excessive supply.
Game lower.
Grapes doing better.
Dried Fruit quiet.
Hops steady.
Eastern Hams easier.
SoftsheI Almonds weaker.
Grain Bags higher
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The British Grain Nfsr,,o,

LoNDoN, OCT 3l.-Ihe Mark Lane Express In Its
weekly review OF tbs British grain trade says:
The low prices current greatly affecting market
deliveries OF Wheat, the farmers having IS er
cent less and delivering 80 per cent less Mulers
are bidding low for imported Wheat knowing that
the greater part OF the American surplus viii come
TO Great Britain, France Will need only one-fth
and Holland only one-th I'd Of what they needed In
1891. Barley, Oats and Maize are firm Al to-day's
market damp Wheat OF poor quality brought 3Os
foreign unchanged, owing TO small imports Barley,
Is lower.
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English Wheat NorAa+

LIVERPOOL Oct. Sl.-The spot market is steady
at 5s 919d Cargoes are quiet at S3s for of coast.
S2s Sd for Just shipped and 32s 90 for nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. . Red Wlnter. No.
vember, IS $50 d; December. IS 1890; January
Is 1ls4d; February. os - d: March IS I'D: April
6s I'd. F''
SECURITIES.
LoSDoN. Oct 81. CousolS. e6s.; Silver
80 a d; Rentes, 99f &C.
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Sweet you loved me yesterday.
And swore by yea and nay
That the moon might shift her place.
Stars 90 wandering through space
Sunsets lose their glorious hue,
Ere l ceased to care for YOU
Then praised you, grave ana gay.
Darling that was yesterday.
Sweet the moon shines as Of old,
Stars their wented places hold,
Sunsets hues are unestrangeds
Only you and ] are changed
Love existed but to die;
who's TO blame. dear. You or II
Who's TO blame? All. who can say
Would that It were yesterday
MAURICE GORDON IN the Travellers Record.
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San FrancIseo Meat Market.

wholesale rates from slaushterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-Frst quality Size: choice &c: second
quality, sc; third do 312G412c.
NEAL-LHrge, 6G5c: small calves &c; Dairy
Calves. IN 4St9 T n.
MUrToN-Uethers s1a@7c y n; Ewes ca
61sc.
LAMB-7I. 9s1sc = 10
PoRK-Live Hogs, 4s4 use 2 n FOR heavy and
medium granted; small fat Hogs 4s495c; stock
Hogs. &c; dressed do, 79Sc , 70.
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tlon of the Juan Pablo Bernal portion OF the Rancho
FL Vale dc san Jose, being also the portion OF
plat OF said rancho Murray Township: $40
Henry w KOopman of Murray TOWNSHIP 10 vii
liam A ii. Koopman OF Murray TOWNSHIP $50 rs
acres, commencing at a point where the II line of
plat interseets the y line of The tract of and co
cred by the right OF way of the Central Pacific Va
road, being ali thst portion OF plat Rancho l Vaie
de san Jose that lies OF said right Of way MurTa
Townshfn.
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CHICAGO. Oct. 3l.-In Wheat there was moder-
ate local trade. The market opened &C higher,
advanced sac more on covering BY shorts steadIer
cables, wei weather abroad and q smaller Increase
In the visible supply than expected. light
indian shipments, aud closed steady at TOP
prices. Receipts, 4lI,OO0 bushels: shipments
$4,000 bushels. Rye, 50i2c Barley. Sac.
CHICAGO. oct 3l.-N hest-Cssb, 7Os.c Corn
4l44c. Pork-sll 50. LSrd-ss 50. Ribs-Sl2
Mhisky-Sl 10.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GREENS FRIENDS CONFIDENT.
They Think That the Popular Merchant
VIII WIN

They Think That the Popular Merchant
Will Win.
AS the important day upon which the
electors of this great country will designate
their preference for the high and honorable
office of President and the citizens of San
Francisco will select municipal officers ap-
proaches the friends of the many candidates
for local honors are able TO form some esti-
mate of how things are going from politi-
cal standpoint. Some are apparently very
happy over the prospects, while others freely
acknowledge that they are in a state Of
painful suspense.
The friends of Charles Green, the popular
Republican nominee for the office of Super
iptendent OF Public Streets. are particularly
jubilapt at the outlook, and they confidently
predict that hs will win hands down." to
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Bartlett and His Victim.

An Inquest was begun yesterday In the
case OF James II. Bartlett. who committed
suicide at Z Hampton court early Sun day
morning after w0unding his wife and kill
ing Lottie Carpenter, his wfe's niece. The
testimony heard did not bring out ANYTHING
new in connection with the murder and sui
eide. Mrs. Bartlett was not in attendant e
and an adjournment WAS taken un I'll to-mor-
row, by which time Ii is expected that she
will have recovered sufficiently to be present.
II is one OF the peculiar customs of the
people of Mashonaland that when twin
babies are born they are Immediately
drowned.
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Exchange and Bullion,
Call Board Sales.

According 70 the report OF Secretary T. o. Fried
lander. call board sales In October were: Wheat
iSo.&00 tons; harley. 2s,l0O tons: total. 90 90
tons. Total call board sales from July ! 10 Octo-
Der 81 1892 . follows. Wheat ASSOC
tons: Barley. leU6OO tons; Bran, zoo tons. total
ga, 700 tons.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE NORTH
IL Belle Isle Mining Company Location OF Drin~
cpal place of business San Francisco, California;
location or works, TuScarOra Elk0 County, Nevada
hotee-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. account OF asseSSmenG NO
20) levied the first day or September, 1897.
the several UNITS set opposite the names OF ths
respective shareholders, as follows;
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-MONO GOLD
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF business, san Francisco California; location OF
works. Bodie Mining District Mono County cal.
Notice-Ihere are delinquent upon the following
described stock. account o. assessment NO
S2l levied on the fifteenth day OF September 1892
the several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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Visible suppIr of Grain.

NEW YORK, Oct 81. - The visible supply OF
Grain Is as follows: Wheat 81, 635 GOO bushels an
increase OF 2,2SS,OO0; Corn, 1921 900 bushels
an increase OF 53S.OO5; Oats. s.465 COO bushels
a increase Of 81 900. Rye, l.O8s 600 bushels an
increase OF $4,000; Barley, 100000 bushels an
increase Of 200 900.
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Exports of Wheat.

Exports Wheat from this port IN october
we're l,24s,lO6 centAls. valued at e. SGT 729
making total exports thus far this crop year OF
3.es4 99l centaIs. valued at 80, 3O4, 36l.
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How to Vote for And,tor

When the new Australian ballots are pre-
scented to the voter on November s time will
be gained If the voter has familiarized him
self with the methods Of recording his vote
Here is specimen:
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use a mueh-Quoted sporting expression.
Mr.. Green has certainly made very lively
canvass and lie has received the hearty iu-
dOrsement of a large mum Der of the solid
citizens of San Francisco, particularly
among the mercantile community. lie Is
business man himself, and one who enjoys
the sincere esteem and respect OF the E>er-
chants with whom lie has been intimately
associated for over quarter Of century.
His word is his bond and is as good as
certified check in commercial circles in this
city. He came here when quite a young
man, and by strict attention TO business
and square dealing he has not only estab-
liShed a prosperous business but has also
established a character for tirelesS industry,
honesty and Integrity, of which he is reas-
onabiy proud.
Mr. Green, from his long residence and
business affiliations in this city during the
past thrty-fve years, has become prOmi-
nently identified with the best interests of
the community, and be thoroughly under
stands its great and constantly growing
wants. lie knows just what the CITY needs
to make 1t what it should be- and if elected
to the Office of Superintendent Of Streets
his chief aim will be to conduct ii in such a
manner as TO give entire satisfaction to the
people who elected him. Being business
man in every sense OF the word, Mr.. Green
Will conduct the Office on strictly business
principles, and his administration Of affairs
Will not be influenced in any way by pOliti-
cal associations. He is a large taxpayer
himself, and will, therefore, see that the
money apportOned for the maintenance of
the street department is judiciouSly aud
legitimately expended. He will see that
the sewers are flushed " henever necessary,
and that the streets are really swept ac-
eoTdlng TO schedule and kept ia proper re-
pair. This viii be a great boon TO the rich
and poor alike of this large city.
In the conducting OF his own business as
manufacturer of the famous Hucks & Lam
hoe a.
s;rated that he possesses the executive bill
lty to make any legitimate undertaking a
gratifying success, aud this qualification
Will prove OF Invaluable assistance to him
In managing the street department office
lie is a genial, whole-souled gentleman,
ever ready to assist the deserving needy,
and always anxious to help those who are
willing to help themselves. He has lived
here for twenty-five years, and is proud Of
the high Standing which he has achieved
am ng his fellow men.
Mr.. Green is a man whom the people may
safely trust
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MORNING SESSION.


Board-lb0 Hawaiian Commercial, TIC
Street-J0 Hawaiian Commercial 7Sc: 100 do h
s. 75e; los Preside q Ferries K, 70; $1,000 V
~ Bonds. 925s.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-60 Ferries d CHI r X 3316: 25 Omnibus
Cable, 1859: 25 dc, s515 10 do. b 3. z5Ia: o DO.
1855; Pacific Gas Imp 81. 20 Cat Electric Light
201s: 100 hawaiian Commercial. SOC.
Street-$yODO s V a. Bonds ax6E
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Ana IN accordance with law and an order OF
the Board OF Directors. made on the hfteenta day
OF Septemoer 1872 so many shares of parcel Of
snch stock as may be necessary win be sold ar
pubic auction at the auction-house of s. T. Middle
ton " 20, 50 Montgomery street. San Francisco
Callt ornia, on MONDAY. the fourteenth day of No'
SemoeI, 1872 at the hour OF l O'Clock P. NJ OF said
together with Of advertising and expenses of
the sale. '' "
om H. ID. WALKER, Secretary
street San Francisco. California. oe2S "a
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And In accordance with law. and an order from
the beard OF Directors. made on the first dsv
Oh Septemoer 1897 so many shares OF each pare "
such STOCK as may be necessary viii be sold as
Puoic auction at the ef1ce of the company NO
SlU flhe street, rooms is and H. san Francisco
California. on MONDAY, the seventh day of No
vempet. 1892, at tue hour of l O'Clock p n OF said
DAY. 10 pay SAID delinquent assessment thereon
together with costs OF advertising and expenses OF
sale
j. w. PEW, Secretary.
francisco. California. aeIa =,
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AUCTION SALES.
LAURENCE yINCENTl TFRANK W. BUrrERFzELD
BUTTERFIEL0 q VINCENT,
AUCTiONEERs,
Room %, Flood B'ld'g cor. Market and Fourth ste

TOMORROW,
wednes ;ay............. November 9. 1892.
At IL o'clockA a. NJ, on the premises
10 FAIR OiKS ST, CORNEK 2IST.
Between Guerrero and Dolor,s.
I'VE WILL SELL -.
The very elegant Drawing Room, Parlor, Cham
Der, Dining Room Furniture, Cabinet Grand Up
right Piano, Magnificent Bronzes. French
Bisques, Terra Gotta and Marble Statuary,
Elegant Draperies and Works of Art con-
tanned in above residence.
NOTE-Tbe furniture noted alone is In elegant
condition. and the collections of ornaments, etc.
the finest that have been offered al auction fer
some time. and TO this we would call the attention
OF all intending purchasers. For particulars see
Chronicle. sale positive and without reserye
BUTTERFIELD & VINCENT, Auctioneers.
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New York Markets.

NEW York, Get Sl.-The stock market opened
bullish and higher quotations for Americans in
London Impaired confidence. Among indastrials
Distiliers and Chicago Gas the oenters OF at
traction The former rose 27s, Gas advanced nearly
per cent, 81. Paul, Northwestern Lake shore
aud Michigan Central gained from "a 20 29s with
Michigan Central leading Linseed was weak and
declining The close strong. Governments
dull. observation-disclosures closed at Sole
NEW YORK, oct. 81 nited States Bonds as
llb; do rs, 100: Northern Pacific. 1871. Cana.
dian Pacific 1855: Central Pacific 2s; Union Pa
cidc 4084 Atchison and Santa Re, $685.; Wells
Fargo. l45; western Union, eSIz; Silver, S5I4;
Sterling, 81 s51a@4 s6la
Wheat-November, 7434c. Flour. steady Coffee
SO 90. sugar. l5-lGgSSsc. HOps-Paclfe Coast
lS@24c. Hides, l2Lzc. Copper Lake, Sll rs
Iiu-SpOt, SO CO. Lead-DOmestic, 80 So Iron
SIG. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 50I4c
Hops continue quiet. Fairly prime Pacincs sell
for 22i4 ti221ze; medium old DO, 20.
To the trade some sales Of Pink Alaska salmon
have been made at 81 10 spot.
COFFEE AND SUGAR.
Cofee-Fairly active, recovering from early de-
cline OF zOg30 points Sales. IS 200 bags; Noyem-
Der. So 90; December, Sl5 20.
SLgSr-Raw and reGRed, quiet, heavy and I'M
Changed.