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The morning call., 1892-06-12
PLACER COUNTY PIONEERS.
a Delightful Reunion Yesterday at wild
wood Glen, Sausalito.

Delightful Reunion Yesterday at Wild
wood Glen, SausaIito.
The Placer County organization of pio-
neers came into existence in 1851, but the
society OF that name was not organized
until 20 years later. Its annual reunions
have always been attended with the greatest
success. but none have been more enjoyable
than that of yesterday which partook of
the form of a basket picnic held at Wild
wood Glen, Sausalito.
The steamer San Rafael made four trips
during the day, each time conveying large
numbers OF pioneers and their families and
invited guests TO the delightful nook in the
Marin County hills. All ages were repre-
sented, from the griZzled patriarch to the
tot hardly able to walk. and that each
heartily enjoyed the outing was manifested
by regrets heard on every hand that the
hour for the last return boat arrived all too
soon.
Most of the party had provided lunch,
but those who were unprepared sat down
at noon to an appetizing dinner furnished
by the caterer on the grounds. Chicken,
roast beef and all the ''ixins" were to be
had in abundance; but owing to a misun-
derstanding the advertised Rhode Island
clambake was not provided. Nobody suf-
fered from hunger, however, On this ac-
count. and the blame for the non-arrival of
caterer, as he had strictly carried out his
orders.
After dinner some OF the party scattered
in various directions, climbing the hills
and gathering wild flowers being the prin-
cipal diversion. Those remaining took ad-
vantage of the presence Of Blum's string
band and "tripped the light fantastic" for
an hour or two. The floor was we'll waxed
and few OF those present failed to partici-
pate in the dance.
The older members of the society, scat
tered in little groups. were in their element
as they rehearsed, with kindling eye their
experiences in the ola days-"the days of old
the days Of gold, the days of 49," and tales
OF dangerous and thrilling adventure in the
then wild regions of Placer County we're
heartily enjoyed by the listeners
Past President Sanford and E. w. Mas
lin, during the afternoon, made brief but
well-ebOsen remarks, and Miss Daly of
Dutch Flat entertained the assembage with
a song.
Among those present were. w. B. Lyon.
Z. NJ. Hall. g. Mechling. IL. RemiIlard.
James ii. Gates, Judge Pennie, E W.
MasliD, w. d. English, Captain C. II.
Thomas, l.. Rosenberg Of Oakland, William
Os9urn and William y. Crutcher of Au-
burn, DR.. j. w. Bird of Michigan Bluff. J.
w. Chinn of Iowa Hill and j. G. Garrison
of Forest Hill.
The officers for the ensuing year, elected
at yesterdays gathering, are as follows:
President, James II. Gates viee-president,
l.. Rosenberg; secretary, w. +. Norcr0ss
(re-elected); treasurer. w. B. Lyon.
Next years reunion will probably be
held at Auburn.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Beyond the little furry in Savage the early part
of the week there was not much doing last week
The fight for the control OF the Savage has for the
time being quieted down, but as 1t Is over a month
TO the election there remains plenty OF time for
some lively fluctuations. No news of any import
ance has boen received during the week but the
situation, according TO private information is
quite encouragiSg The ore showing In the ophir
drift IS less bunchy than II and the quality has
Improved In Con. Cal a Va Improvements Is in sew
eral OF the Levels are pretty generally believed
and while the company has small overdraft At
present there Is very little probability of an assess
meut for months to come
Trading continued very duh yesterday, only 1850
shares or is stocks being traded In Prices were A
lew lew cents lower; ophir sold at 81 40. Mexican
81 45, Curry VI, Sierra Nevada 81 10 Best AZ
Belcher 50. Bullion soc. Challenge 3oe Hale & Nor
cross 81 40 Potosi 60c, Savage 81 go, Seq Belcher
Soc ana Jacket 90c.
After the cal prices were triie stronger aud
business WAS active: with White. buying SAVAGE
Jhe price of which advanced TO So is under liyeIv
sales. The market closed strong.
NOTES.
Silver showed further change YESTERDAY bars
selling at soc In New York and 4Os4 d IN London.
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sUN AsD TIDE ABLE.
sHlPfiNG INPELLIGENoE.

ArrlEsI-
SATURDAY June IL
stmr whitesborO, johnson. IS hours from Point
Arena; $500 railroad ties, to i White.
Stmr Aleatraz. johnson, 81 hours firm San Pedro;
ballast, to f white.
Sehr ParkersbHrg. Hanson S1a days I'm COquHie
River: lumber c Doe.
Sehr Golden Gate, Larsen. 22 hours from Navarro;
lls NJ Il lumber, to Navarro NH Co.
Sehr Mary Eta. Meyer, Is hours from Fisks Mil:
79 eds wood, SKIS wool, to Bender Bros.
NJ Il lumber, 10 Navarro MIL Co.
Schr Mary Bidwei, Jensen, - hours from
Up river direct.
SATURDAY, June IL y
stmr Corona. HAL. San Diego; Goodan Perkins
Brig COnsuela. jacobson. Kahului J sprsekels
d Bros.
SATURDAY, June H.
stmr Humboldt Edwards. Eureka
Ship Big Bonanza. Bergman. Nanaimo.
brig ConSuelo jacobson. Rahului.
sehr western Home, Burmeister, Eureka.
Sehr Alice Kimoall, ASpuud. navarro
Schr Archie and Fontie Hunting Stewarts Point,
Spoken.
May 2S-Lat 40 n, Ion IL W, Br ship Thessalus
from Cardiff for san francisco
May lS-Lat 5, Ion 80 W, Ger bark Professor
Koch. hence March for Londonderry,
May ll-Lon 81 \, Ion 80 w, ship San Joaquin.
from New ork for San Francisco
Miscellaneous.
LONDON June s--Br bark Ednyfed. from Ore
gon. at Dunkirk, reports has been aground and sus
tanned important damage
Domestic Ports.
UMPoUA RIYER-Arrived June 9-Schr
Leeds. from San Pedro; lo-Schr Una. from san
Pedro.
hence May 81; sehr Adele, hence May "a.
SEATTLE - Arrived June IL - Sehr Oceania
Vance hence May %.
CoQUILLE-Arriyed June s-schr Lizzie PrIen.
hence May 20.
GRAYs HARBoR-Arrived Juns-sehr Orient. .
hence May 2s; sehr Mary and Ida, from San Pedro;
sctr Melanethon. hence May 81.
UMPQuA-Arrived June S-Sehr Lily, from san
Pedro.
Eastern Ports.
NEW YoRK-Salled june l0-Sehr Newport for
Colon
Arrived June l0-stmr CITY OF Para from Colon
Foreign Ports.
BELFAST-Arrived June 9-Br bark DunnsT-
dale, hence Feb 2, via Queenstown.
SLiSo-Arriyed June S-ItaI bark Avant Sayeja,
hence Jan %.
DoNER-Passed June s-Br ship Falls OF Dee, fan
Lendon for San Francisco.
ANTOFoGASTA = Sailed April 25 - Chi bark
6nlneYere. Tor Victoria.
NANAIMo-Arrived June lO-Bsrk oregon, h0ee
May 2T.
Sailed June lO-Ship Kennebee. for San Pedro.
fALPAkAlS0-Sailed Mzy 26-ChH OatA SUMS
MIA fer Port Townsend. ,,,
LiYkRPOoL-Entered out June 3-6er oStA -
Haekfeld, Honolulu; Br ship Lochee' Iot 0AH I i""
CISCO
Cleared May 2s-Br bark Lebu. for Vancouver:
SYDNEY-Arriyed June lO-Br bark Vh4SVS' i"'
Port Biakeiey . p.rra
Sailed Jnue s-sgmr City of sydney Tor san
GuAYXNAs-sailsd June l0-shiP Eclipse, for
Nanaimo.
For Lute shipping Isleai1eacs see Second Page
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The assessments falling due this week are the
Mexican. Challenge and Beleber, OF 20 cents each
The yellow jacket is shipping daily about 90 tons
OF ore TO the Brunswick mill. ore OF fair quality
Usual prospecting being done.
the Scorpion the joint north lateral DRIFT from
the the 500 level OF the Union shaft was advanced
l3 feet making its total length 7Se feet; face in
porphyTy and hne lines OF quartz. There is about
eight inches OF water running from the face OF the
drift.
San Francisco Gaslight has declared dividend
of 35 cents payable the 18th,
/ ondon and San Francisco Bank one for the half
year at the rate OF per cent per annum, payable
now and 214 per cent was added TO reserve fund.
which uow stands at $45O,0QO.
The Mexican Phosphate and sulphur Company
has levied an assessment Of 10c, delinquent July
Is Evening Star Mining Company one of 212c,
July IL.
The weekly reports OF the Quiotoas show that in
the Crocker there Is change OF Importance 10
report In the west crosscut on the 800 level The
face OF DRIFT is now out 81 feet and is mostly In
irOrstained pOrphyry, with some small spar
seams showing hue-grained galena crossing IL.
In the Peerless the face OF the north drift on the
300 level mas been advanced to lO1 feet during the
week without any material change from that last
reported, the vein being mostly quartz, with some
iron through IL.
Folio wing Are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
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JAPAN.
Revenge of an Oriental SailOr-Japanese
Going TO Hawaii.


Going TO Hawaii.
The Yokohama Kokkai relates how
marine of the Japanese navy was terribly
reyenged upon some fellow marines for
practical Joke which they had played upon
him almost at the cost Of his life. During
drunken bout q quarrel appears to have
taken place, and the mans companions
seized him and threw him into the sea. He
swan ashore, and then started In search Of
the men, yowing vengeance for what they
had done. Immediately on reaching shore
he attacked a policeman and wrested his
sword from him, then rushed into tavern
where the men who had thrown him into
the sea were still drinking, and ran amuck
amongst them, killing one on the spot Sc
verely wounding Two others and infieting
slight wounds upon three Others. Three
naval officers appeared on the scene and at
tempted TO arrest the man. but they also
were more or less severely wounded.
A special TO the Jill Shimpo says, that
in consequence Of the continued rainfall an
inundatiOD has taken place in Fukusbma-
ken. the oyerfiowlng of the rivers having
done great damage to the mulberry planta-
tions as well as the crops. At kikuta-gun
10 houses we're washed away ana IL persons
drowned.
Some 100 Japanese emigrants to the
about the 7th of June, by the Yamashiro
Maru. The details are as follows: 345 men
and so women from Hiroshima. 800 men and
20 women from Yamaguehi $40 men and 80
women from KumamOio and 80 men from
Kagoshima; total 900 men and 200 women.
Great CONSERVATION is reported TO have
been created among the farmers in che
KRisai district OF Aichi Prefecture by the
recent severe rains. An extensive area of
cultivated land In the district has been sub
merged, and rice, barley and other crops
are greatly damaged.
The total quantity of tea exported for
America from Japan during the year 1S91-92.
ending the 30th of April. was 40 535, 200
pounds, the details being as under: New
York and Eastern districts. 10, l02, ,107
pounds; Chicago and Western districts.
l3,57S,272 pounds; San Francisco and other
Pacific ports, 4.995,90 pounds; Canada, Is,
S70.921 pounds.
On the 14th the House of Representatives
passed a representation declaring want of
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EHE
MLLEu CURE CD.
OF OMAHA, NEsR.,
HAYE LOCATED A PERMANENT INSTITUTE
32l Ellis St., San Francisco, Cal.
AS HEADQUARTERS FOR THE PACIFIC
COAST FOR THE TREATMENT. OF
Liquor, Opium,
COCAINE
"...AND.....
Tobacco Habits,
And are now prepared to receive all patients de-.
sirous Of treatment at the above NUMBER.
Patients In the city can be treated at their homes
II desired.
Patients from a distance can secure board and
room in the Institute at reasonable rates
PRITATE CONSULTATION ROOMS FOR La
DIES AND 6ENILEMEN,
So that everything in connection with the treat
ment can be strictly confidential. The treatment
will not IN any way inseriere with business.
This treatment is ndorsed by both physicians and
press All inquiries pertaining to treatment or ter
rltorial privileges will be answered promptly Ad-
dress all letters TO

confidence in the Government The Diet
was prorOgued for week in consequence
On May % the birthday of the Empress
was celebrated throughout Japan.
The man who accidentally originated the
Kanda fire last month has been fined S15
Accidents should not happen in Japanese
families.
A fire occurred on May at Shimashimo
District, Osaka. and before the flames could
be subdued 13 dwellings. 10 ire-proof 60
downs and 10 out-houses were destroyed
The SeismOOgical Society OF Japan has
gone out Of existence.
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ASPHYXIATED BY GAS.
Edward X. Wilson, a Jeweler, Foun
Dead in His Room.

Dead in His Room.
Edward r. Wilson, jeweler, was as
phyxiated by coal gas in his room at 207
Franklin street Friday night. He had been
out with a friend and returned at 10 o'clock.
Immediately going to bed. His sister went
to call him at o'clock yesterday morning
and detecting the odor of gas in the hall
way ran to his room. Opening the door she
found him lying dead on the floor near the
bed. The room was filled with escaping
gas and one jet was turned on partly. The
stopcocks of the two jets are very close
together and it is thought that in turning
off one he accidentally turned on the other.
1t is probable that he was awakened by the
gas and attempted to turn 1t off, but was
overcome and fell before he could do so.
The deceased was aged % years and native
of Denmark. He leaves a widowed mother,
a sister and two brothers. For some years
he had been engaged in the jewelry business
with his brothers at 323 Montgomery street.
The relatives of the deceased were satisfied
that death was accidental and waived
COruner's inquest,
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. June 11.-The stock market was un-
usually active and decidedly stronger than for
weeks. The bulls had complete command and the
demonstration against the list In early dealings
soon faded away. prices taking a rapid upward
movement. st Paul was the leader in activity and
strength the other grangers closely following. The
close active and strong at top figures. Govern
ments dull and steady Petroleu m-Juy closed at
5424e.
NEW YORK. June ll.-United States Bonds. AS,
1864 do, 2's. 100; Northern Pacific. 20: Cana
dian Pacific. SS1a; Central Pacific. 301a; Union Pa
eihc 40; Atchison ana Santa Fe S4s4 Wells.
Fargo. 145: Western Union. 94s4; Silver. e9c;
Sterling - SSGh4 SB15.
Wheat june. S77sc. Flour steady. Coffee,
Sl2 O5. Sugar. 2$4931sc HOPS - Pacine Coast
22@2Se. Hides 1Sc. Copper-Lake, sll 50. Tn
Spot S21 go Lead-Domestie, 81 20 lron-$l6
Petroieum-July b434c.
HOPS.
Hops are quiet and business is moderate. A parcel
of Paeifes represented as very choice sold at
25c interior goods at corresponding figures. State
crop adyices All favorable.
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FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
designations and Appointments OF Mem
bers of the Department.

beTs OF the Department
At the meeting Of the Board Of Fire Com
missioners yesterday Chief Scannell re-
ported that James Carrigan, a member of
Truck l, had been committed TO an asylum
for the insane. AS the statute provides that
no man shall be dismissed from the depart
ment without hearing. it was decided to
file charges against the insane fireman and
drop his name from the roll in legal man
ner.
The following designations from fremen,
against whom charges had been made,
were accepted James Burns, driver OF
Truck 2; NJ. j. Haverty, steward of Chemi-
cal Engine 3; Timothy Downing, hoseman
Engine Is.
Appointments we're made as follows
James Smith, driver Truck 4, vice NJ.
Ellich, who failed to qualify; Thomas
Arnold, driver Truck ?, vice Burns re-
signed William Weleb, hoseman Engine
IS, vice Downing; Henry Welsh. steward
Chemical Engine 8, vice Haverty.
Thomas Hess, an extraman of Hose ?,
was tried on a charge Of neglect of duty.
He pleaded guilty and was suspended for
IN 1aus
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Licensed to Marry.

Licenses to marry were issued yester-
day to:
Pietro Bontadelli and Carolina Brogini, 27-25.
William A. Scheper and Adellne w. Hiile-
brandt, 30-2I.
Manu- Peterson and Berteine Nlssen, 34-21.
Ottaylo Cuneo and 0relia Gensiana, 31-22.
PietrO TopiDi and Regni Delberto. 41-20.
John n. kohlke and MinDa Bremen. 1926.
John Z. Martin and AntoInette Chaffee, 47-36.
James Toreson and Annie &. Nielsen, $3.50.
Carl Slight and Emile Schoellhorn, 26-23.
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Shipping Notes.

The Corona sails to-day for San Diego. The
Macsinaw falls due from Tacoma. the Pomona from
Humboldt Bay, the Les Angeles from Newport. the
Hattie Gage from lei Riyer. the Gypsy from the
Salinas River and the Del Nor.e from Coos Bay
Tomorrow collection day the City OF Puebia
sails Tor Victoria aad Puget Sound and the bonita
for san Diego The willamette Valley fails due
from YaQuiaa Iay.
The bark Southern Chief 1919 tons loads Conf M
Nanamo for tnis port
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Chic go Markets.

CHIcAsp, June Il.-wheat was decidedly weak
and lower, with almost panic at times, on a bear
ism Government crop report weaker cables and
continued fine weather. The market opened Sc
lower rallied CSC covering by shorts to take the
profits declined &c, aud closed weak at bottom
prices With loss of 45sc from yesterday Re-
ceipts $4,000 bushels; shipments, rs 900 bushels
Rye, Use. Barley, soc.
CHICAGO. June l1,-Wheat-Cash. 793sc. Corn
471sc Pork-$lO 32K Lard = 50 27Is Ribs
SO IA Whisky-$l Is.
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A Dnngerous sewer.

The residents Of the Mission, in the
neighborbood of Liberty and Dolores
streets, are loud in their complaints against
the City Fathers for giving the contractors
for the Dolores-stTeet sewer work go days
extension of time. The Liberty-street
sewer is open at Dolores street and has no
connection by which the sewage can run
off. The sewage flows up through the
soft street surface and smells badly enough
to drive away Chinaman. A resident of
Liberty street said yesterday: 81 wish ]
could pen in the Supervisors and the Board
of Health near that corner for about 4S
hours. There is good deal of diphtheria
in our neighborhood. and we lay il TO that
sewer. The GO days extension of time
ought never to have been given"
One resident says he will call the atten-
ton Of the Grand Jury to the matter.
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NEARING THE GALL0WS.
Murderer McNulty CIInging FeebIy
the Last straw

the Last Straw.
John McNulty, the murderer of John Col
Inns. the iongshoreman. was before Judge
Murphy yesterday morning, to have the day
set for fixing the date OF MS execution. Car
roll Cook asked for further time, as he had
appealed TO the United States Supreme
Court for writ of error, and could not hear
from Washington for several days vet
Judge Murphy said that he could not DELAY
the Judgment, but he granted a continuance
To next Friday
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Patrick Lannon, laborer, dropped dead
on the sidewalk at Sutter and Baker streets
yesterday afternoon. Heart disease was
the cause of death. The deceased was 20
years old. native of Ireland and lived
with his family at 2235 Gaary street.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, June 1.-THE spot market Is weak
at rs Sd. CarRoes weak az sos Cd for of coast,
SOS I'd for Just shipped and S5s Sd for nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter: June
6s 9d; July. 6s esd; August, IS l012d; Septem-
beT 6s I'D : October, rs sd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. June 1l.-Consols. SO 15-l6d: Silver.
40s4d Rentes 99f soc. Bullion into Bank of
England. ElO.0OO.
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NEWS FROM THE ORIENT.
Alt-F0reigl Disturbances in China Japanese
Going 10 Honolulu.

By the arrival of the steamship Gaelic
from the Orient yesterday we have Hong
Kong adyices to May IS and news from
Yokohama to May %.
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LILITH-E. de p, City. In the popular
belief of the Hebrews Lilith or Lilis was
female speeter in the shape of finely
dressed woman who laid in wait for and
killed children. The old rabbins turned
Iilith into wife of Adam, by whom he
begot demons and who still has the power
to be with men and kill children who are
not protected by amulets. The English
word LULLABY is said to have been derived
from Lila abb! (begOne Lilith). In the
demonology of the middle ages Lills was
famous witch and as such is introduced in
the WaIpurgis night scene in Goethe's
tsFausf -
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NOTICE TO lRCHITECTS.

Plans are invited for the NEW FRENCH
HOSPITAL of this city, For programme and
full particulars of competition and prizes,
Amply SO Jackson St. San Francisco. ie7 1875
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SATURDAY EVENING, June IL
srrAfyARY OF THE MARKErA

nAIUHUA1 Nv ilFNINs, JuHb II
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErA
Wheat weaker.
Barley weak
Oats in light supply
Corn dull
Rye lower.
Hay quiet
Potatoes steady. Onions lower.
Butter and Choice Eggs firm.
A car of Eastern Poultry sold.
Cherries and Aprieots plentiful,
Citrus Fruits unchanged.
CueumbeTs aud String Beans lower.
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the Political Code says: Every male cit-
zen resident in the election pre-
cinct in which he claims his vote for 30 days
Qualified elector thereof" Subdivision of
section 1880 is also german. The territory
of every county In this State is intended to
be and is, unless through some undiscOv-
cred mistake In its boundaries. included IN
some election precinct and there is no sueh
thing in the State as territory outside OF
any wiling nrpcinct.
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SIGNATURE OF A Deed. B., City.
Your question is uniGtelligibe For all that
appears the property may be the separate
estate Of the married woman, and il it is
she can dispose of it as she pleases, and her
husband has nothing to do with the matter.
1t is difficult enough for the Q. {. to reply
to all legitimate and definite questions,
without having to surmlse what the query
ist is driving at. and then suppose every
contingency presented by the query be-
cause Of its indefnitenesS as to particulars
and conditions.
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FbouR-Set casa prices are: Family extras 81 So
a. rs; Bakers extras, 81 55el s5 supertne. So rs
Ge3 p hb-
whEAT-cnicago dropped sac yesterday aud
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General Merchandise.

BA6S-Outside dealers ars selling at 7@7I4G.
Wool Bags. S5lG 33e
CORDAGE-Pure Manila Rope IS quOtable at l &c
p n; 12-thread 1876; and 3 thread, lac; Bale
Rope 13G 31ae; mixed Manila Bale Rope, ll1ec:
Grapevine Twlue 13c In balls and coils; Hop Twine.
l213e; Lathyarn. lie; Sisal ana Duplex rope, lie
12-thread, II 12c; and do, l2c; Bale rope lie;
Duplex Hop Twine l01ec; Grapevine Fwine, balls
or coils 11Iac: Lathyarn, 912e q 10.
SALMON-Alaskan Fish, 81 1901 l2Aa for King,
81 O5@I O752 for Red aud Sl91 O212 2 dozen for
Silver.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash. Cube. Crushed, POwderet
and Fine Crushed, all 55sc = 10: Dry GranuateL
514e 2 IL; Confecti0neEs' A, 51sc; Standard A,
45se; Magnolia, 45sc; Extra c, Age: Golden c.
4sse; ID. 414c 10; half bbls 14e more than bDis.
boxes l9c
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Bank cleariegs,
Frnnuca Marl.nt-

Local bank elearings last week were eI35s6. 1913
against s1a,4s2.Us5 Tor the same week last year.
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San Francesca Meat Market.

as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 51aci second quality, Sc;
third do. 4(9412c.
YEAL-Large. e1Tc; small Calves. 7159S14e
MUTTON-Wethers, 7d9Se; Ewes, 7a712c.
LAMB-Sprinq, S99e = 70.
PORK-Live Hogs, 47s95c p % for heavy hard
grain-fed; 5Q514c for light average do; STOCK
Hogs 41s94%4e; dressed do, 71z9Sc q 10
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forwarded o.
The morning call., 1892-06-12
PHILIP KENNEDY & CO.,
Southwest Corner Of Market and Fifth STGGH
jei2s suTh
jeI2 SuTh

weak with the others and futures declined 5sc
No. /. 81 371aG1 40; lower grades, 81 321SQl SO
extra choice, for milling. 81 459l so 2 ctl.
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CLIPPER SHIP CHALLENGER. A. A,
City In addition TO what was stated in
this column, some weeks ago, the Q. c. has
ascertained that the end of the clipper
Challenge was in 1876, off Abervrache,
France When off ScIly she missed stays
and twisted off her ruddeT, and, reaching
over to the French coast, drifted among the
islands off Ushant The crew left her, but
she was taken hold of by French gunboat,
which, towing her wrongly, caused her TO
take a sheer and run ashore, where, on
account or her sharp bottom, she upset and
broke up.
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Portland's BusineAs.
Exchange and Bullion.

PORTLAND. Or. June Il.-Clearances, 1855 OOo
$73, 900.
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OUTSIDE OF A PREcINcT''-H. II. K,
Goleta, Cal. An obliging correspondent
from OroYille also sends the following in
further answer TO query: Section 1883 Of
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SPECIALS UNDERWEAR SPECIALS.

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