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vOORnE8S' voT. TO DECIDE.
1tnanee Cem0lssee Rvealy Dtvtdea-A
Dlll Agatnee Naelonaa Daaks.


WAsuTHsruN CrrY. Aug. l5-The dis
cussion in the senate finance committee
over Voorhees, bill increasiug national
bank circulation tends to show that the
comiaittss 10 far removed from common
ground on the question Of general legis-
lation on the financial situation and re-
peal Of the purchasing clause Of the Sher-
man Law in particular. The anti-silver
men on the committee are Sherman, Nc
Pherson. Morrill,, Allison and Aldrich.
The silver men are Harris. Vance, Vest,
Jones Of Arkansas and Jones Of Nevada,
with Chairman Voorhees, holding the bal
ancs Of power. How he will vote may
decide the action Of the committee.
The latest proposition called out By the
financial stringency 10 that the United
States shall guarantees dspositors In ns-
bill will probably b introduced In the
senate by Hunton Of Virginia. which
enacts - follows:
Section I. Every national bank sxist-
Ing and doing business ct the date Of the
ticable thereafter report in writing its true
financial condition TO the secretary Of the
treasury, and IL found BY said secretary
20 DO In solvent condition the
deposits thereafter made in such
bank In good faitn in the
due course of business by persons not
officers OF the bank or stockholders II Q
corporation doing banking business, shalt
be and they arc hereby guaranteed BY the
United States 70 b paid to depositors, or
the lawful assigns or transferses. when
drawn BY draft or check. but no person
shall b allowed 70 overdrsw his account
In any manner.
Sect 2. To indemnify the United States
from loss by reason Of tho guarantee given
and msds in the first section Of this act IN
annual tax 10 hereby levied on all deposits
hereafter made in the banks described in
this act equal 10 one-fourth Of I per cent.
Of said deposits. Said tax shall be paid to
the secretary Of the treasury on the last
day of esch month Of the year on deposits
for that month"
The treasury department. - . result Of
. counter offer yesterday Of 73s4 cents IN
ounce, purchased 230.0O additional
ounces Of silver. making the total pur.
chases 80 0D ouncea Offers amounted to
s06. ono ounces. The total purchases for
the month are ,7s6 90 ounces.
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WAsHIroros Ciry. Aug. l5.-ln the house
this morning Sn0dgrass. DEM. Of Tennss-
see made . bitter assault ON his collsasue.
Pattarson. on account Of the position
taken By that gentleman yesterday against
ire coinage.
Blanchard spoke In favor Of ire coin
49,. reviewing the silver lsgislatiou Of the
past
Grosvsnor of Ohio msde really the first
Republican protest against free coinage.
In the course Of his remarks he said it was
70 b regretted that the president In his
message had not bsen 20 void Of partisan
ship - no asked congrsn 10 be: thst he
had sesn 1T 70 unjustiy proclaim to the
people that the pressnt peril Of the eouu-
try grew ont Of Repubiican legislation.
The Republicans. said 0vosvsnor. could b
relied upon TO do their duty. This was
their country. and they could not afford
20 put II in . hole. After free coinage
speech BY Hall the house adjourned.
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seady % hold mp tAs hands Of the presi-
eens ana Festors the prosperity which the
Ountsy ENJOYED down to March 4 He
ensesed upon long discusssou conceFnine
- production At gold and silver, during
wnsc0 he anuouneed himsslf In favor of
oosn snsss metals - currency. en parity.
ne had always been bi-mssaliiss. bat ie
was the hkmetaliis0 Of washineton and
Jenerson, which recognised eoad q the
nnsf metal, and q necessity The standard
q value. The purchase Of silver under the
81 o. iSO . vasteful and extravseans
sxpsaditurs Of public moasy. Il could
never have been sxcused bat q IN escape
from the Fat money Of the Hand hill and
nom the threat Of ahsoluts free cninars
g silver. The Republicans are told daily
saas It = their duty TO forget party and CO
opesats With the president in renewing
public confidsnce and restoring sound cur
rency. The Republicans viii do thia
Nov let the Democrats deal with them In
the same way. No candid advocate Of
silver currency can sAirm that the people
Of the United States have not gone 10 the
extreme limit Of public safety in the strug-
kie 70 maintain silver in connection With
gold - . monetary standard. We have
purchased Il. coined IL aud given il legal
tender power beyond fts value for fifteen
years. During all this time il has been
constantly On the decline Even India
has abandonedi1 it. look still for an inter
NATIONAL a&s cement. and il thar shall come
the relation of the two metals to each
other shall b carefully reconsidersd.
do not believe that the policy Of eternal
mono-mstallism adopted in time Of panic
could stand. Il 10 enough for the present
occasion to ssy there should b. no further
coinage Of silver except by unanimous
consent Of the commercial nations. Upon
tAat policy, If Ne adopt it voluntarily, ws
can stand. II we decline TO adopt Il vol
unfairly ws shall b compelled TO il, alike
by loss of trade and the necessities Of all
classes. chieAy. hovevsr. the lahoring
men Of the couatsy, Who cannot live with
one stable currency and steady credit
At the Close of Hoar's speech = discus-
sion vas started ~ to the old question OF
responsibility for the demonstration OF
silver. and vas carried on some time By
Stewart, Cickrsll, Aldrich. Hoar and
Sherman. The senate then adjourned.
Nomination: Charles H. Pare, 70 b
collector OF customs for the district Of
Oregon.
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wAsnrHaTox CtrS. Aus. iA-l6pscial. r.
Representative Doolittis h NOT yet salts
fed with the course 6scsstary Smith has
taken in failing TO hsstsa the appointments
Of the Puyallup Indian commtssion. It
will Be recalled that Wilson and Doolittls
laid this matter before 6scfstasy smith
more than . week ago. and hs promised
immediate action. Since that time nothing
has been done. Today Doolittis called
1t the department and complained In Wig
orous language that IL was necessary that
this commission bs appotntsd at once and
that IL be instructed TO proceed to wash
ington and bsgin the work. Doolittis did
not receive favorable reply. The only
answsr vouchsafsd him Was that NO action
whatever would b taken in reference to
the appointment Of . commission until
after the silver question had been settled
in congress.
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A pss- A~.r,ess s,,ves C.svsssss..

DssvKR Aug lathe executive cogn-
mites Of the Pan American Bi-Metailic
Association met today and issusd . cali
for convention of representatives from
Old Mexico and al the states thereof; of eli
the countries Of south and Central Amsri.
CO. and Of the siates Of Alabama. Arizona.
Arkansas, California. Colorado. Florida,
Georgia, Idaho. lows, Kansas, Kentucky.
Louisiana. Missouri. Minnesota. Missts-
sippi. Montana. Nsva+ia, New Msxieo,
North Carolina. North Dakota. Okiahoma,
Oregon, South CAroiins. South Dakota,
Tennessee. Tsxss. Utah. West Virginia,
Virginia. Washington. Wyoming snd
Nebraska 10 meet at 81 Louis, Tueeday
October & lSsEl.
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IHs APPOINTED SENATOR'S.
IL VIII Probably ne . Wsek Before .
Vote 1o Takes

Vote u Inheo-
wAsmrSerox CRY, Aug. 15-fspeciai. H.
Senator Hoar. Of Massachusetts, IL nov OF
the opinion that il viii b fully week BE-
fore the senate 10 able to take vote upon
the admission or non-admission Of tbs
senators appointed from Washington.
Wyoming and Montana. While the gen.
erai in. preston nov il that when the vote
IL reached Messrs. Alien, Mantle and Who
ever sncceeds Beckvith. OF Wyoming. will
be seated, the margin n favor OF admission
Of these three men u likely TO b very
small.
IL 10 understood that the silver men in
the senate are s1cesdineiy anxious 70 have
. decision in this matter before any vote
il taken in the fnancial contest in this
branch Of congress. The silver advocates
Of course naturally sxpsct that the Mon
tana and Wyoming senators will vote with
them. but are not % certain - 70 the
sction Of Alien. They have no kpewiedgs
whether he has changed his idsas on the
silver question since the last vote va
taken In the senate on this issue.
ne RspuSlseaa Nss3esal CsooSesse.
NEw YoRK, Aug. ia-Chsirman Carter.
OF the Republican national COMMITTEES. 10
hers. He Wiil call the committee 70 meet
early In Octobes. He thinks national
headquarters viii b established either in
New York or Warrington City.
sassnss cnsAalis ssavss nssasia's vhars daily
exssps 1an1ay. ct 40. - II eust 0seAar6
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BALDWIN G. HGFfueND.
10 Montgomery Street.

l5@lBc = II for Moorparks evaporated Apples, in
boxes. SlN~GlOc = 10 sundried Apples. 6@512c q ID
hleaehed. 5@6c for sliced SQ15c Tor quartered and
&c T, ID for evapOrated Fears unOleacned. 301Ic
pressed ana 5@5fsc . u for unpressec '''
RAIslNs-"e quote layers at 81 1891 60 Z box:
II in sacks.
NUrs-Green Almonds are unsalabe Pine Nuts
qnojab at l2la@l3 . 10 Chcstnuts. 76lOc q II /:
walnuts. 6G7c for hardsheli and ll@13c for soft
she'll softsheii Almonds, l39l5c hardshelI do. 6Ia
Peanuts, S@4c r. ID Tor d0mestic Hickory Nuts. TO
sc; fecxrs. salOc r II Tor sinai! and i4Gl6c Tor
coRnrts. s4@5 = 100.
VEGETABLES-Ehubar5 is lower. Other kinds
are not materially chan ed. Summer Squash, lSc
q II: Green Peppers. &c r IT, Receipts were
1865 boxes Asparagus, $50 boxes Rhubarb, 7S6 SKIS
Peas and -- SKIS Beans CucumberS, iCc@pSt Is doZ;
Green Peas Gl 20 " saeE for common and IL SO
Y sack for Sweet aud &c 3 10 tor Alameda String
rs q bx fer No. l and 75cfsl rs for No. =: Rhu-
barb, 75ceSl Z bx for No. and 4o@6Oc for No. .;
Cabbage 75c = ell: FEED Carrots 45@5Oc. Turnips
75c Beets, 75c; ParsnIps, 81 70; Garlic, 3.@l1 12c
PROVISIONS Bacon Is quotabie at l3al4c for
heavy and medium. l4i$@l6c for light and l7@
1I@171ae y n; California Hams. l5G 61ac; East
LarG. terees. Sc for compound and i3l. or purs;
i21ae; l0-Io tins l3Lec; do 5-Ib. lac: Mess Beef
So 5oGs extra mess 40 IS 5O9s family dc, sII
II so: extra clear $24@25: mess, s2l@22 = Dbl;
Smoked Beet. ll@I1i2c . ID.
HIDES AND PELTs-Heavy saIted steers quotabe
at 7s4c; medium, 6&6I2c q II; light 1 \. 65c; Cow
hides, 4ea51ac r 10 sated Kip, 4c p 10: saltod
Cali. &c; dry Hides usual selection. Sc p 10: dry
klps, &C z II; primo Goatskins. 3U95Oc each:
Kids. 59lOc: DeersAins. good summer. 81 J2c me-
dium. 3U@32I2 pc: winter. 20@25c: SheepSkins.
shearlings, l0G25c; short wooi. 4O970c: medium
70@9oc; long wooi, 90c@Sl 40 each. Cuils of all
kinds about l:s less.
TA!.LoW-Dui and unchanged. No. rendered
5$s@512 Refined 6s4 97c; Grease, size g ID.
.NuOL-rhe spriug cup is quoted ~ follows: Gaia
yeras aud Foothil. l6t9 Sc e h; Nevada, 14@l6c:
san Joaquin aud Southern. years staple. ll@l3Inc
do short WOODS, i2@loc = 10; choice Northern, Is
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THEIR LAST DAY.
Chinese Applicants Not
Very Numerous.
QUINN GIVES UP THE JOB.
About 2100 MongoIians Out of $4,000
Have Obeyed the Law-Wfat
tie Officials Think.
INN GIVES UP THE JOB.

From early morn to dewy eve there was
hustle and stir and preparationin the Inter
nal Revenue Collectors Office yesterday,
but there was one thing wanting to the
spirit of the scene.
1t was the Chinese resident. for whom
the fatted parchment had been PREPARED.
He did not come-at least, not numerously.
Things logged along quietly from 10 A. NJ.
to p. NJ. aud though now and again the
Mongol dropped in three at a time the clerks
were equal 10 the occasion.
The conversation was mostly thuswise:
''What your name?"
"Mah Huey."
"Where-ee you liye?"
stockton street"
"What Chinee month you born?"
October" (the candidate being prompted
by a cappeD.
How old you"
'Forty-two."
What steamer you come on?"
"Aie no sabee"
You had smallpox 2" (this interroga-
lively While Inspector locks at applicants
face and hands,.
Yes"
Inspector here notes other marks and with
measure takes applicants height About
two-thrds Of the candidates are feet 8
inches, one ran feet 215 inches-the top
most notch-and two yesterday went 3 feet
10 inches, pretty good height for white
men.
The applicants cheerfully lied and cheer
1ully prompted each other. Most COM
monty they had white man 10 help them.
BY p. NJ. the registration was closed.
1t was self-evident proposition that there
would he nothing further to do, and Col
leetor Quinn and Clerk McComb looked
like men Invested of a heavy load of re-
spOusbilty.
There was a considerable amount of in
formal discussion after the last of the
Mongols had fled his application.
Inc glst OF the situation is we'll expressed
| IN a typical opinion expressed in the hear
| Ing of a CALL reporter.
Sald the speaker: This country can
piek and choose Ner citizens now. We don't
| want the Chinese. They cannot become
| citizens, and must register or go''
II was evident, however. at o'clock that
'9e battle was 10 be fought in Washington
In tina Supreme Court. Total number Of
| enlnese registered, 2lC0; registered yester-
! day IN town and county between 90 and 100.
| i don't know why they should kick"
| said an old stager as he watched the last OF
! the Chinese leave the Federal building
| after registering, George F. Seward,
! Utlted States Consul General in China in
| 1879, and NEPHEW of William II. Seward,
| Secretary OF State under Abraham Lincoln,
| gave notice to all American citizens In
! emma that they must register. We are ask
| ing no more Of these Chinese than they
| have eXacted Of US. II is 1872 and the Trent
| affair OF 1861 over again"
! Under any other conditions and In any
| other country the Internal Revenue Col
lector's office would have been the scene of
strife ana confusion yesterday. AS it was.
| Tue general suggestion was that of n we'd
| ding without the bells, or a dOubIe-dummy
| game Of whist. II was slow, very slow, and
! every one was glad when Ii was over.
The morning call., 1893-05-06

NEW YORK. May g. Bradstreet,s gives clear.
ngs Tor the past week FOR the principal cities of the
onIted states as follows: New York, 1927 l49, ,OOJ
increase 93 per cent; Chicago, SI22O7S 900
increase 1913; Boston. Sl03 s59, 600 increase 5.
Pnlladelphia. ST5,323 600, decrease 2.6: St Louis
aS5,o0o, increase 81; Baltimore. Md. Sl4, ,l6l
wv decrease 4: Pittsburg, Pa, si4257, ,OGO
no comparison; Kansas city. Mo-. Sl2s42OOO,
increase 375; Minneapolis, MINI, ll.l70O0O. de,
go Omaha S70l0,000, increase 1874: Denver
Ss,4ss, ,ooo decrease lab; St Paul. 81 665. 600,
9eefease 3.li Portland Or, S2O4T, ,OOe, decrease
d2.U; salt Lake City. sl.429,OO0, decrease 4l.O;
Seattle, si,OlS0 900. decrease III: Tacoma. S779-
ooo' decrease z7.0; Los Angeles. S995 900, in-
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MARKET REPORTS.
FRIDAY EVENING. May 8.
SUMMARY OE THE MaRR Era

Q.
SUMMARY oF THE MARKETS.
Silver lower
Wheat futures active and higher.
Barley going up.
Oats and Corn firm.
OF .ke Meal marked down.
Rolled Barley selling below cost.
Besns dun.
Old Potatoes steady. New weak.
sew Onions lower Cid firm.
Butter steady. Cheese weak
Eggs duil'
More Western Poultry In.
Hare d=ll
Raspberries. Cherries and Gooseberries arrived.
trus Fruits dnil.
Dried Fruit Inactive
Provisions uEcEalged.
TallOw weak and duh.
Vegetables ia good supply.
Meat market unchanged.
New York Exchange higher.
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Sam Trnncisco Ment Narlsat.

No particular change in any description. The
market Is amply supplied for all current needs.
wholesale rates from sangnterers as follows
BEEF-First quality. 6G6l2c; second quality
Size; third do. dose p 10.
VEAL-Lsrge. 5i5@e1ac; small Calves 7@7 lac;
Dairy Calves. SC z 70.
MUTION-Wethers. 6Iac = II; Ewes &c.
SPRING LAMB-7Ls6g8c = 10.
PoRk-Live Hogs. 6p.@6asc for heavy and me-
9991ac q ID.
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO May 5,-wheat was outlet and opened
Hf9L2 higher, advanced 1sc firm cables and
continued bad weather, receded Sac on the an
nonncoment OF failures and excitement in wall
stree, rallied lc on purchases by strong houses
and Closed firm at abont tho highest at a gain OF
1sc as compared with yesterday. Receipts
541Rc Barley. SIC. - -
CHICAGO. May 5.-wheat-Cash, 72Iac Corn.
WHISKY, 81 II. " w.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE OCCIDENTAL,
u Consolidated Mining Company. Location of
principal place OF business. San Francisco. CAL;
location OF worSs, silver Star Mlnag District
Storey County. New.
Notlce-There are dellnquent upon the follow
ing-described stock, on account OF assessment mo
l2). levied on the I'm day OF March. 1893 the
several amounts set opposite the names OF tae re-
spectiYe shareholders. as follows.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL

PALACE HOTEL
B FORSYTH Boston j c KiIifIm 4 " Mo
w Lained. Nilkesharre 7 Purdv. Phu4
i Goodman Ir. NaDa Miss < G Biugham PhIia
Cramer, Philadelphia L G Mix Phi
A Ingrah@m. Bristol Miss NJ solomon. Y
Bieyeiel, Bristol Mrs L BRYANT Phul
Leamerlns, Fatchaven Miss j Shaw. PhiIa
y a NeuViiIe ChICa.o Miss l. Z NeInalI Mont
r carson, sonora Miss Mccormick. Phila
q A Powell, Denver Miss + : Kate Pn!la
Mrs llaIz. Milwaukee e Johqsou. PnIIi
q Hanson. Philadelphia j Johnson. baltimore
Burhe, y y Flenney &w. Baltimore
) u burSess, San Jose } c fortaine a W, Paila
y Huhuwt!i&w beaver = Gili x W, Pha
w bIldWIn y ". y w. Il Pedley Phl1
HilleTbraId, Haven j Graves a w Victor
r hehu X W,Duncan NJ q w koeng, Buffalo
w u F!e;ls trt--iz:Ha 6 L SusSdOlf. Boston
= ~ baly. Philadelphia j W Thomas q W. l. Gatos
J Surnncy, PHI .ladslphil Dr WEBB a w. Chicago
Jo hUlhencamp, GermanyM Hartman q W, NY
1 - Russell, Ptla NJ laurence Y
D Jones W, y Y Mrs Kean. y Y
Miss N Brown, EverStOn Mrs Potter, = Y
Miss Brown, ETerston 4 Aspiuwsll, y Y
Mrs w JACKSON, sac NJ Burnett y 7
Mrs SGN heatl and, Salem Hughes, y
} II Spel6man, PHlIa w Tobey y Y
Ms { Bailey, Ph:ll W Worcester. Carson
Miss l. NJ killlsm. Mo e A wadahams NY
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
L Coster Sacto W Il Huts,n BI1a Creek
n ConuorS 4 ", Bea!cja W Hayes. Yuma
Peter Johnson, Denver Olsen, Denver
Daly, sacramento r l. Kent. Sacramento
Porter, Alameda j i orr Alameda
w A NllGe.N " estmnst j Granger. California City
j y Jones Fresno I Boardman. S
i strOuach a W, Colma Monterey
) 7 Dickinson, lakeport ii Smith. Sacramento
J Wilkins. Baltimore Albert Cox Saclo
Frank Green, SactU VIM Stein, Sacramento
I Carpenter, Eugene Bowman. Arlington
feter Hanson, Sweden j Hanson, Sweden
ALMA Hanson, Sweden l. Rose, Duluth
White, Los AuZ
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
D 7 Burt. Utah W Wrshton, Utah
Wrighton, Brentwood Davis, Los Angeles
W Day, S8cto lIaCg Alameda
II Williams. Rio Vista Harry McCree. Colusa
Z A Fair, Chicago
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The WEEKLY CALL is published ey
cry Thursday. Get a copy and
compare it with any other pa-
per in quality sizs, and price
81 a year 8 pages, 8 COLI
umnS each
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crease 57l; Helena, 1928 900 decrease. 10:
Spokane, sl,032. OOo. no comparison; Great Falls.
$2S4, 600 no comparison
Total Tor the week ended Nav for the
leading cities OF the United States. 81 1873 63S SO,
an increase OF ; per cent compared with the cor
responding period last wear.
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A Foul Set-To.

The domestic hen may not strike as a re-
snlt of late demands made upon her ener-
gies, but it wouldn't be surprising II she
began broodlng over it.-Phladelphia
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New York HIarkets.


new YORK. NAV 5.-UDited States Bonds as
ll314; do rs 80; Northern Pacific Is: Cana
dian facihc. SlA: Central Pacific 26: onion ia.
cine. AZ; Atehison and Santa Re. 293a: Wells
Sterling. 81 SG@4 so. - 90
Wheat : May, 1890. Flour. quiet. Coffee.
Sl9 -. sugar, Sa4Gni 1sc. Hops = Pacific Coast
ls@2lAar- Hides, I2I5c. Copper-Lakc, ST. 90
Iin-spot. $50 so. Lead-DomeStic, 50 S7lz. Iron,
$l6 Petroleum. 59Tsc
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Suglr-Refued is very strong with advances of
D. I,l6c in Nos 4. 5 and 9, but no general change.
IofeeNVerv anil apd - faat,ri u Inen"nseu
changes Sales 1880 bags. May. sl4 80; June,
HOPS.
Hops are quiet and firm. Best Pacfcs are quoted
The morning call., 1893-05-06

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-BELLE ISLE
II Mining Company. Location of principal
place OF business, san Francisco. California; loea-
tion of works, Tuscarora. ElkO County, Nevada.
Notice-There Is delinquent upon the following
described STOCK account assessment (No.
1S) levied on the 24th day OF March. 1893. tue
several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective Shareholders. as follows:
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THE United states to the front In all matters
OF enterprise. as VIII be by this sum
mer. w. j. White. in the manufacture of his Yu-
catan Gum, has Kept pace with the country.
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TnrIish vbe,+ yro,,,a+
FUTURES.

LIVERPOOL, May 5. - The spot market Is
higher at rs l2d. CarRoes HIGHER at 2ss. Cd for
nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations tor No Red Winter: May
5s 9s4d; June 5s lo74d July. 5s lls4d: August s.
ga; september, Us nd; october. is Sd; Novem-
ber, Us 4d.
SECURITIES
LONDON, May 8. - ConSols, 99; Silver.
80 5.l6d; Rentes 97f 713c.
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Weekly CIearinxs.

NEW YORK. May 5. = Wool is firm and quiet
l792lc 2 u.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE CoNsoLr.
II dated Imperial Mining Company. Location
of principal place Of business, San Francisco
California: location OF WORKS. GoId Hill. Nevada
Notice There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock, On account OF assessmenr
40. 35l levied on the 20th day OF March. 1893
the several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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And In accordance with law, and an order of
the Board OF Directors made GU the oath day OF
March, 1893, so many shares cf eacn parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary VIII be sold at
pubic auction AZ the once of the comnauy No
$40 Pine street. rooms 10 ard IT. san Francisco
California, ON THURSDAY. the 25th day OF May.
1898. at the hour OF O'clock P. Al OF said day to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF the
sale. j. w PEW Secretary
omee-No. $40 Pine ST., rooms l5 aad II San
Francisco Cal. Iny2 I'd
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Government SILVER Purchases.
Erchanre and KulIinn.

The Government purchases OF Silver for the
month of April were 4,oU0,OU0 ounces at range OF
"a a 80 = 4 IN.
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ACCOtUahCo
Board OF directors, made the 18th day OF Ma ch,
at the office of the company, room No. SO. Nevada
Block. No. 500 Montgomery ST. San Francisco Cal,
on THURSDAY. the lth day Of May. 1898. at this
hour OF O'Clock NJ. OF said dav, to pay said de.
lnquent assessment THE together with costs of
advertising and expenses Of the sale.
ALFRED X. DURBROW secretary.
of1ce-Room No. 50. Nevada Block. No. 3O9
Montgomery ST., San Francisco. Cal ap22 I'd
The morning call., 1893-05-06
PortIand,s Business.
Wnnl MarIrnt

PORTLAND. Or. May 5.-Clearances S527, 900;
balances, Sl35, ,0O0.
The morning call., 1893-05-06

sun AID TIDE TABLE.
Z HIGH WATER Low WATER sun. MOON.
: Small Large. small. Large Rises. Sets Rises
8 5.54 r LA ., O. 2s P 9.46 A 507t 7.O5 OOoA
Z 6.42 n = 81 AlO so PlO 81 Al 8 O6 7.06 3sA
The morning call., 1893-05-06

And in accordance with law. and an order from
the board OF directors, made the 10th day Of
March, 1888 many shares OF each parcel OF such
STOCK as may be necessary Will be sold at pubic
auction at the office of the company room S.
third floor. Mills building, cor. Bush and Mont
gomsry sts.. san Francisco, Cal. on WEDNESDAY,,
the l7th day OF May, 1898, at the hour or /
O'Clock NJ. OF said day, TO pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs OF ad-
vertislng and expenses or sale.
c. L. MCCOY. Secretary
Cffce-Room 35. NILS building cor Bu,h and
NJ ontgome.y SIS, San Francisco, Cal ~