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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-22
THE STOCK MARKET.

There was a decided turn for the better yester-
day. Prices advanced under active trading, and
the market had healthier tone than for some time
The n0rthend stocks were this leaders and quite
an amount changed hands. No news outside OF an
Improvement In Occidental was received during the
day in this mine they have cut 10 feet of pay ore
in the winZe from the $50 level. In a south drift
from the shaft ore had previously been cut ard now
the is cut again In the north drift. This ore Is
OF high enough grade TO more than pay for work
ing, and as IL Is at a depth greater than any on
which ore was found before there Is possibility OF
paying ore body being encountered
ON the early call OF the Pacific Board Hirschfeld
was an active buyer. and the market took firm
tone, which was continued In the big board Ophir
sold up to 81 20. Mexican 81 S5. Curry CSC. Best a
Beicher 81 TO- Sierra Nevada 81 40. Union 81 s.
end Con. Cal Va. 81 80 to sales of1l70 shares.
Sales were also made In Beleher at soc, Bullion
Toe, Cholar Doc, Con New York Soc Crown Point
tOc, Norcross 81 IS, Potosi 81 35. savage 81 and
jacket Csc After the call trading continued very
active Con Cal a. Va. sold up to 81. and for
time the clippers who run between the boards were
Kept pretty lively. On the $3.50 p. NJ call prices
were point lower. under falling of In business,
ana the market closed inactive
snver was trlne lower Yesterday, selling down
10 $50 In New York aud 3Sssd In Lo ION
The oyerman letter Tor the past week says; On
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General Merchandise.

BAGS.Calcuttas are dull at 62sc for 1898; Wool
Bags. 36t3Sc
CANNED FRUITs-stocks are light and firmly
held. Demand fair for the season. Apricots, 81 40
al So Peaches, 81 al IS; Pears 81 60@l rs :
White Cherries, $2D2 20 Black Cherries, 81 1850
80; PlLms 81 1901 SO.
CANNED Tomatoes are about
cleaned out OF packers hands and the obbing price
is very firm at ST.; Peas. 81 1901 is q dozen.
C0FFEE-Quiet and steady at the following quot
ations: 2l@22c nominal for good TO primo Costa
for good washed salvador: 1870 d ID Tor good un-
washed Salvador Nicaragua aud Guatemala; 22II
@221ac for prime washed Guatemala: u 1a@22c for
good To strictly good Guatemala 19@2lc u 10 for
fair unwashed and washed Guatemala: 2 26n22I4c
p 10 for good TO prime pea berry; lTA@le13c for
medium Qualities: l6@l71sc for ordinary quail
ties; IL Il @1b11c for very Inferior to common
COAL-1 he situation shows change. The con-
sumption OF house Goals will be lighter from now
Some foreign grades are easier at loading points,
and altogether the market Is rather easier than
otherwise. Wellington So; New wellington So !;
Southield wellington, 81 SO; Cedar River So 30:
Seattle. IS 80; New Seattle. So so: Coos bay, s6
81 SO; Greta. So q ton; Cumberland $l4 in bulk and
SIS SO In sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg
$l2: Welsh Anthracite Egg. SO; Camel. SO d ton.
FISH-PseiHc Goldfish Is quoted to jobbers as foI.
lows: Selected. &c: Medium 5Ia05s4e; Middles.
sl9SLac; seabright Bricks S@SLsc Blocks 7IbG
Sc; homeless. or strips. 7c q H. Bundles 51ac d
~ No Maeserei is gaotaele at sl2@l3 in half
81 50@l rs IN kits; Mess Mackerel So q kit; Fast
ern smoked Herring. 35c; Dutch do. 81 50Qi rs p
key; Whitehsh. $40 ia half-bbls and s2@g2 rs in
KITS Tongues aud Sounds 81 1892.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at sal 50G42 p flask
NAlLS-Base prices are: " 95 for iron or steel
and 81 20 for wire.
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 65sc u 10: Dry Graduated,
DC y ID: Confectioners' A. 4Tsc; Magnolia, 4$sc:
A. 4s4c: half-bDs. 14c more than bols. ana boxes
lac more.
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the 1850 level the southwest drift from No. up
"a Sc is cut SO feet; formation, porphyry and quartz
OF a low grade. On the 100 level the southwest
DRIFT is ont 80 feet formation. soft blue po.phyry
with stringers of quartz On the 1850 level west
DRIFT from No. uprase Is out 80 feet; formation
quartz Of low grade. On the 1000 level mort invest
drift IS out 473 feet; formation. quartz, with
punches OF porphyry. On the 600 level west cross.
cut is out 239 feet; formation clay aud por-
phSry.
Following are weekly letters from Tuscarora
mines:
NAvAJo-work for the week has been confined to
the slopes above the $50 level, which are without
material change.
BELLE IsLE-The slopes above the $50 level are
looking about the same. Line crosscut same level
extended 10 feet, cutting a vein which shows q
little good ore.
NORTH BELLE IsLE-The Slopes above the north
300 level still yield high-grade ore. but the vein is
small; the slopes above the south 800 are yielding
q little good ore.
The assessment West Con. Va. g. Cal. is delin-
Quent In the ONCE tomorrow.
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MARKET REPORTS.
TUESDAY EVENING. Feb 81,

TUESDAY EVENING. Feb. 81
SUMMARY OF THE MARKEra
Silver still weaker.
Wheat depressed and dull
Barley easy and quiet
Oats inactive.
Corn weaker. Rye hrmer.
Dried Peas In fair request
Buekwheat duh
No change In Hay.
Seeds scarce and nominal
General improvement In Beans
Burbank Potatoes weak
Onions very firm.
Butter and Eggs lower Cheese weak.
Heavy arrivals OF Turkeys.
A car OF Eastern Poultry in
Game lower.
Eastern Apples declined.
Fresh Raspberries In market.
Oranges. Lemons and Lines quiet
Dried Fruits firmly held.
Raisins very firm. Nuts steady,
Hams and Bacon not so firm
Summer Vegetables In light receipt
Hops dull and easy
Tsllow higher aud stiff
Hides and Wool dull
Live and Dressed Hogs lower
Beef easy. Veal and Mutton steady.
Grain Bags easy.
Canned Tomatoes firmly held.
Coffee quiet.
Coal rather easier
Canned Fruit hrm.
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Washington a Disappointment.

George" said the elder Washington.
did you chop this tree down with your
hatehet?"
Papa" replied the little fellow, do not
ak me-"
Wbereupon the father clasped his son to
his bosom proudly.
You will be the great American humor-
ist." he said.
But The elder Washington was grev0usly
disappointed. The son never rose higher
than the MISUNDERSTANDING Dispatch.
In Hawaii the climate is said to be so re-
markaby equable that the Hawaiian lam
guage has no word TO express the general
idea Of weather.
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AUCTION SALES.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE!
....OF....
RICH, ELEGANT AND COSTLY FURNITURE.

M. j. SIMMONS, AUCTIONEER,
WILL SELL TOMORROW,
Thursday.,,,,,....... February 23, 1893
At IL O'Clock A. NJ.
At the late residence OF J. 5. SIDENAN,
1859 OCTAYIA STREET, CORNER ELLIS,
10y CATALoeUE....
All of the Rich ParIor Upholstery, Hand
some Chamber furnit ure. Grand Rose
wood Uprig hit Hemme ~ Long Piano Tin
perfect Order), EIe can't ,iantel Mir ors,
French Satin Brocateiie Parior set OF
the newest designs made to order by
Chas. NJ. Plum G. Co. at cot OF @4oo)'
Rich odd Parlor Chairs; Divsns and Rockers;
Bronze and Gold Parlor Etagere, with table 10
match cost $3.50; Elegant Inlaid Center Tables;
Fine Onyx Clock Set: Grand Variety OF Rare
Ornaments aud Vases: Very Elegant water
Coiors and Other Pictures: Fine Irish Point
Lace Curtains Costly Plush Portieres; Ak
minister Wilton ana Body Brussels Carpets and
Rugs; Elegant Walnut Sideboard with extension
table AID chairs TO match: Handsome Leather
Lounge: Fine China, Glass and Silver ware;
Magnificent Hand-carved walnut Bedroom Set,
. WITH ehffonier to match, cost $3.50; Elegant Oak
Bedroom Sets Three quarter oak Foding-bed,
with French mirror front: Elegant Lady's Dress
ing Case; Extra Fine White Hair Mattresses
Down Feather Pillows: Mission Blankets and
other Bedding: Fine Satin Bed Set; Elegant
Hatrack. w tn French-plate mirror.
j. GOODMAN, Administrator OF Estate.
NJ j. SIMMONS, Auctioneer
N-R.-The above goods very elegant and In
condition nearly new, and will positively he sold
without reserve. fe22 2t
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English Wheat Mar,,et.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 81. - The stock market 4,
lower at 6s ND. Cargoes are lower at sos for of
coast. 30s Cd for just shipped and 3Os for nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool Quotati ons for No. Red Winter. Feb
ruary. 5s I'd: March. IS S4d; April, SIS glad: Nav
5s l012d; June. 5s I'D: July. IS l1jad.
sECURIrIES.
LONDON. Feb u. = Consols, So s.l6; Silver.
3S3sd; Rentes. 97f 75c.
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AUCTION SALES.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

OELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-NAvAJo MIN.
ing - ing Company. Location of prlncIpaI place OF
works, TuscarUra, EIko County. Nevada -
Notlce-Ihere are delinquent upon the foIlowtny
described stock account of ass ssmant ~ n nsS
levied on the ninth day OF January, 1913 the sew
eral mounts set opposite the Of the respect
i've Shareholders as follows:
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A Mass of REQUIEM.
PALACE HOTEL.

This morning, at $3.50 o'clock, Ignatlan
Council No. 30 of the Young Mems Insti-
tute, according to its annual custom, Will
have celebrated at St. Mary's Cathedral a
solemn high mass Of requiem for the repose
OF the souls of all deceased members. Rel
atiyes and friends of the latter aud men,
bers of all Catholic societies are Invited to
attend
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made up its mind" returned Mr.. Matthews,
as he put on his hat and declared the meet
ing adjourned.
The committee will again assemble In
Sacramento at the call of the chairman.
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MORNING SESSION.
Board-50 Hutchinson 8 p Co. IA: IS 80, Z; so
do 6$4 $50 do, SIS; 80 v water. 99Ss.
Streets Pacific Gas Imp, 1914.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-200 Cal Electric Light. 2OIz; 80 Hutch.
inson ; Co, 6S4 90 do, 67s 30 Giant Powder
Con, 80; 10 do, 80 n; Is Atlantic dynamite 40
Street 80 Giant Powder Con. SO; 20 safe Deposit
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Quotations for Hogs have at last taken down.
ward turn, arrivals being too heavy for the demand
and Pork products being weaker at western pack
ing points. No Spring Lamb here worth quoting.
Mutton is steady SO is Veal. Beef Is weak and in
ample supply. Wholesale rates from siaughterers
follows:
BEEF-First quality, &c q ID; second quailty,
512c: third do. 495c.
VEAL-Large. e@7c Z ro small Calves, 74@sc;
Dairy Calves, S1.619c p 10.
MUTT0N-W others, 9G931ac y 10 Ewes S1a@99c.
SPRING LAMB-Nominai.
PORK-Live Hogs 71s@76sc q 10 for heavy and
medium granted: small fat Hogs 73s@D712c; stock
Hogs. 612c p %; dressed do. 10G1012c p ID.
Wood Market.
Posts quotable at l0Hac each: Redwood. IS so p
cord: Oak, roush, 81 25@17 so; peeled So rs; Pine.
30 70 3 cord; Railroad Ties 371ac apiece for 6x8,
4lc for 7xS and 45C950c for 7x9.
TANBARk-Ground Bark. 1924 p ton.
Lumber Market.
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Now York hIarIrnta

NEW YORK. Feb. 21.-AIl coalers except Lacka-
wanna practically recovered from the declines but
a loss OF N per cent In Lackawanna was the most
important decline for the day The bears made
drive at lndustrlals, especially Sugar and Chicago
Gas, and although the former made a feeble recoy
cry it closed per cent lower 12Sss There was
little disposition to do business In the general list
but Its temper vas firm. Government bonds ami,
and steady. Petroleum closed firm at GO15c.
NEW YORK Feb. 2l-United States Bonds Ava
ll3; do rs. 9s1a: Northern Pacific 1864; Canadian
Pacific, S434 Central Pacific 81; Union Pacine
1885; Atchison and Santa re. $780,: Wels.Faryo
LAG; western Union. s6; Silver, s3sl; Sterling,
whest-March. 777sc. Flour. steady Coffee
SIT 10. Sugar, l-l6tG33sc. Hops-Pactfc Coast
2l@23e Hides. 121ac. Copper-Lake. SIT g5
SIG Petroleum, 601ac. ~ ~
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The cold has been so excessive in ST.
Petersburg that for weeks wood fires have
been burning in the streets of the city TO
make outdoor Observation-Disclosures.
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And In accordance with law. and order OF the
Board of Directors. made on the sixth day OF Janu-
airy. 1898. many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary will be sold At public
auction st the onice OF the company. room 5, Hay
wards building, 4l9 California street, San Fran
CISCO, California on THURSDAY. ths second day
of March, 1898 al the hour OF (one) O'Clock Of
said day pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs OF advert stag and expenses OF
the sale. II. Z KELLY. Secretary.
omce-Room 3, Hsyward's building. San Frau
cisco California fell ID
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Chicaro MarLata

CHICAGO, Feb 2l-Wheat was quiet and steady
and opened unchanged, advanced kac. ea,ed or
1ac. fuctuaicd narrowly and closed FAC higher
than yesterday. The market was controlled by
local Influences. Receipts, $4,000 bushels: shin
ments, lIO00 bushels. Rye, 52I2c. Barley 64c
CHICAGO. Feb. 2l.-Wheat-Cash. 76c Corn
40Ac. Pork - SIS 80. Lard - sl2 so Rihs :
$40 TO- Whisky, 81 IT.
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Produce Market.
FLoUR-The market continues featureless at the
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And in accordance with law. and an order OF the
Board of Directors. made the ninth day OF Jznu-
AIRY. 1898, many shares of each parcel OF such
auction at the Office of the company, 40 Pine
street. rooms 10 ana II. San Francisco, California,
on TUESDAY. the seventh day Of March, 1893. at
the hour OF O'CLOCK p OF said day to pay said de-
nuQuenr assessment thereon, together with costs OF
advert sing and expenses Of the sale.
J. w. PEW. Secretary
OfHce-3lo Pine street. rooms Is and II. san
Francisco. California teI5 I'd
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Wool AIarLat
Portiand's b

NEW YORK, Feb. 2L.-wool is quiet and firm.
Domestic Fleece. 27D32c; Pulled, 2uQs7c; Texas
l7612lc "a n ~ NS>S''
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Fxchange and DulI;on

PORTLAND Feb. zl.-clearances. 1925, 900; bal
ance, $685. 900.
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TOMORROW.
..................Febru 90, 1893,
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises
14l3 Scott Street, Between Geary and 0'Farrell,
....I WILL SILL.
The Magnificent Furniture Contained in the
Private Residence of Captain Wollweber,
on Account of Departure East,
.CoMPRIsING IN PART.
Royal Grand Upright Piano, solid Mahogany
case aud unsurpassed for briiancy or tome cost
$1,000: Beautiful Farlor Set, pieces, IN Six
brocatelle odd Easy Chairs and Rockers; Fine
Chenille PoTtIeres; Imported Lace Curtains; Ele-
CANT Pictures and select Etcnings: Bronze Mantle
Timepiere: Magnificent Hand.carved Walnut Set
Tennessee tops. cost $225 new; Oak Cheval Cham
Der suit Three quarter Oak BEDS; Best Wire al
Hair Mattresses and Finest Bedding; Carpets
best quality. equal 10 new. throughout the house
Oak Hall Tree; Oak SidebOard; Oak Extension
Table and Dining Chairs to match; Haviiand China
Dinner Set, l40 pieces; Tea Set; Rogers l847
Cutlery Napkins: Damask Table Cloths; Pers an
Range wateTback: Agateware; Gas Stove; Patent
Kitchen Table, etc. so feet Hose, and lot or Fine
Mantle Ornaments. odds and Ends OF Household
Utensils too numerous TO mention.
TERMs-CASH.
fe2Z 9t A. L. CRESSWELL. Auctioneer.
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Hons are ouiet and nomInaIlv nnc,.r..

NVPs "Io FuIot 1Hu HVIIIIIaIIy uHCnanged.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar-Rehnod quiet; graduated In bags ofered
at lice less but In anticipation of a general rednc
tiOn in values brokers were Inclined to wlrhboId
orders; raw. quiet and unchanged
Cofee-Is duh and Irregular. Februarv sl7 m.
March. &l7 06; April. SIT. A"'
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DELINQUENT SALE NUTICE-JUsTICE MIN.
~ Ing Company. Location OF principal place OF
business, san Francisco, California; location Of
works, Gold I'LL Mining District, Storey County,
Nevada
Notice-There is delinquent upon the following
described stock account OF assessment no. 63),
levied the sixth day of January, S93, the sew
eral amounts set opposite the OF she respect
i've sharehOlders follows.
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Sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENNENT. Chronometer and
instrument Maker. 4 California street.
Sign OF the Wooden Sailor
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A. |. CRESSWELL,

General Auc,ioneer & Commission Merchant
$40 Market St., bet. Fourth and Fifth.
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales In the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
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Wood Market.
RECEIPT, OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-15
Iron Ore Producers Combine.

DULUTH, Mimi, March 1.-THE news
Of combination effected between the
iron ore producers on the Gogebic range
and the owners Of the producing mines
on the Mesaba was given out yester-
day on the authority Of Lon Merritt,
who has Just returned from New York,
where conference was held In which
representatives Of the Gogebic mines
and the Rockefeller Wetmore syndicate,
which has Just acquired large Mesaba
holdings with the MerrittA took place.
The arrangement II is said, Is not n
pool, but II Is very decided mutual un.
derstanding by which the interests Of
both will DO protected and which will
absolutely prevent the cutting Of prices
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-15
Gold for the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, March 1l-Secretary
Carlisle has received offers from Chi.
cago bankers to exchange $4,000, 900 OF
gold for like amount Of small treasury
notes OF the denominations OF fves,
ten and twenties Intimations were
made that the amount Of small notes
that will be needed will reach 100000
900, for which gold will be paid. He
will forward the small notes at once.
This demand for small notes Is ex-
planned by the fact that with the open
ing Of the weather cattle and grain are
beginning to be moved. A slight de-
mand is also being felt further west
and II Is anticipated that the demand
for small notes, for which gold will be
paid, will continue to increase.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-15
HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS.

Messrs. Thurston aud Castle Have an In
terview With Secretary Gresham-Prob-
able Fate OF the Treaty.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE inter.
view between Secretary Gresham and
Messrs. Thurston and Castle, OF the
Hawaiian annexation commission, yes
terday afternoon was brief, lasting only
about ten minutes. The secretary told
the commissioners the treaty had been
withdrawn for consideration and inti'
mated that he might desire some infor'
nation from them regarding the situa-
tion in Hawaii
Secretary Gresham, just before he
saw the Hawaiians was closeted for
some time with Senator Gray, mem
ber OF the committee on foreign rela.
tions, who alone Of all the committed
did not sign the report recommending
the ratification OF the treaty. The i'm
preston prevails in official circles that
the treaty will not find its way to the
senate again during the extra session,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-15

That missions are making great head
way is patent fact Japan Is In rapid
process Of evangelism. In northern
India there has been remarkable re-
yival, with thousands Of conversions.
One striking proof Of the progress
being made Is supported by the fact
that the great false religions Of the
world are stirring mp riotous opposition
10 the missionarieA This IA the case In
Hindostan, In Japan, In China, and es-
pecially among tho Moslem popula-
tionA Any active forward moyemsnt
In the kingdom Of righteousness Ia
quite certain 70 provoke corresponding
activity Of opposition in tho kingdom
Of unrighteousnesA When there is Q
cismor for advance among good msn,
devils como out 70 silence IL The
enemy most 10 be drosded BY ths Chris
tiAn church IL indifference Opposition
sdvertises tho truth and shows that II
Il taking told.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-15
EmbesIier Arrested.

New YORK, March 11.-Bryce A.
White, assistant cashier Of the WALL
about bank, Brooklyn, was arrested
Thursday night on charge Of embcz-
clement oficials Of the bank are un-
able 70 say just the amount which
White appropriated, but II was said
that Il was probable that 90, 900 Of the
banks iunds had found their way into
the assistant cashiers pocketa White
Il about 80 yearu Of age. His father II
. wealthy resident Of Liverpool The
method which White employed 70 do.
fraud tho bank was the falsihcation Of
deposit checks. High living IL given -
tho cause Of hh downfall