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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-07

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-07

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-07

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-07

|ris Lewis shelton, dep
Icr Dorroh clerks, JLo.
The morning call., 1893-06-14
THE STOCK MARKET.

Rumors or an Improvement in some one of the
north-end mines caused a strong demand to be
made for these stocks yesterday. and hey sh owed
advance in prices OF a few cents under active
sales. The middle and south-end stocks, on the
other hand, sold downward, and at the noon
hour had very topheayy appearance News re-
ceived during the day reported the punches of
IN the south workings OF Potosi as shading off
a trihe In the Jacket they are making large
excavation the 100 level preparatory to up
raising and sinking IN the ore body. which con-
tinues to hold and look well. The east crosscut
from the jacket shaft 120 feet south OF where tn
vein first cut has about 20 feet to go to
reach the northern continuation OF the ore body
They are preparing TO run out east onthe 1900
level.
On the early call yesterday Marks was an active
buyer OF the northend stocks and Ophir sold at
81 IS, Mexican 81 26, Curry 9Oc Best Belcher
ST. 10 and Con- Cal Il Virginia 81 IS.
Potosi was heavy at s. 55 and Jacket 81 so.
with active sales in each After the call the north
end stocks advanced under heavy sales. Will e
PoGosi aud JACKET were heavy Petosi .eil to
81 45-under the sale of 200 shares and Jacket to
81 As under the sale OF 290i shares.
iurther increase in the demand for lhe north
end stocks WAS shown on the $50 p NJ. call, and
they oSed strong and active last evening.
The assessment on Jusrics is delinquent in the
board tomorrow.
a ledge assaying So per ton has been discovered
on the banks of underground liver in Nevada
according to the walker Lake Bulletin.
The Lady Washington Mining Company has
again postponed the delinquency on the pending
assessment until July IL, and the sale day until
August 2
Silver continued quite strong yesterday. selling
at 80 lac in New i ork and SO 1ed in london.
The morning call., 1893-06-14
HE FAILS TO APPEAR.
A Practice in the Police Courts That
Should Be Stopped.

W. A. Goodwin WAS arrested on war;
rant from Police Court charging HIM
with vagrancy on June 6. That afternoon
a woman, with whom Goodwin lived.
waited upon Clerk Gavigan, and offered to
become surety on his bond, but she was sent
away. She returned in few minutes
with a weli-known professional bondsman
and again asked that the clerk should ac-
cent a hond for Goodwin's release, as she
owned property In the San Joaquin Val
lev. Clerk Gayigan ordered them out of
the courtroom
Attorney Donovan, who had been EN-
Moved by Goodwin, then went to Judge
Low of Police Court with an order of
discharge and told the Judge that the
complaining witness did not wish to prose
cute the case, and made other representa-
ton by which Judge Low allowed Good
win TO go on his own reeoguizance.
The case was called In Judge Joach-
imsen's court yesterday morning, but
Goodwin failed to appear. Attorney
Donovan, In answer to the Judge, eX
planned that he had brought discharge to
Judge Low, out he did not know that any
boud had been offered and refused by the
clerk of the court. He said his client was
in Oakland and he would have him
present.
Judge Joachimsen ordered n bench war
rant to be Issued for Goodwin's arrest and
continu nued the case.
The morning call., 1893-06-14

Williams OF San Francisco lot on Y line OF Rail-
ro4d na avenue. 2l7 from !iue dividing the Aughin
oaugh Z25-acre tract from Chipman W llI-aere
tract thence so by 81. portion of Aughin-
oU ugh z23- acre tract. Alameda: $40.
- william f. and Anna c. Bartlett to George and
N. Ii. BECK OF Ltvermore. lot II, block 81, north
ern e, 10 addition TO Livermore, Murray Township;
r. A. Cooper OF Seattle TO Theodore ZengeI of
oakland lots 2I and D. block /, Knowles and
fotter subdivision of Kennedy Tract, East Oak
Annie d. Symmes of San Francisco to Thomas
3 Day Of Alameda lot on n corner Of Ninth
avenue and the old town of Clinton. East Oakland
i loo by NV 100; qutcaim deed; So.
h0mas I pay OF Alameda to Towena y Day Of
Association, East Oakland; gift.
+. Il. and Mar tina L. Mitchell of Oakland to Carlo
Pretti of iakland Township, lot on line of Erie
street 3S6.50 Z of telegraph avenue, + 52.O4. \
1l4.0s. o. S1l2:7. being lot 8, Linden Il ONE
stead Association, oakland Township; $40;
j. E MeElrath of North Temescal to clifford
McEIrath of North Temescal. lot on line Of
Forty-fourth street. 14O W of West. 100 by W
at Temescal, oakland Township: gift.
Timothy Curley OF Berkeley to Emily Dickson
ware. S 90 by W l3O be ng lot Z, block 49, tract
B. Berkeley Land and Town Improvement Assocl-
alto. Fe-recqrded $3.50.
Helen C. D xon of san Francisco TO Don F. Miller
OF Alameda, lot on NV line OF BLACKSTONE aud
Lowell. n 1O0.41S. w l02.31a, 100 93:t1a
lots 2 and 3. subdivision of lot 5, and portion
OF lot g, Dohr Tract $40.
James l.. and MARY c. Fogg OF Oakland to Hosea
Titcomb of Alamed'. 4.46l acres on E corner OF
High street and Sprague avenue leading from
High street to county road ID thence SE 1885,
NE 1888. NV TOO, sW 272.6. Brooklyn Town
shipi $40.
Miranda and Sarah j. Kimbali to Harry F. Cor
don of Oakland. lots l and 2. map of Miranda
Kimball Tract. subdivision portion of j. Levi ST.
Tract. Brooklyn Township; so.
Ernst and fredericSa Lamp to Herman Won
Duren of Brooklyn Township, lot on E line of
Bray avenue, 1880 S of old county road from
Oakland TO san Leandro. 5 1922, E 1859
\ 1924. 450.l4. being lots SO and 40, Bray
Tract, brooklyn Township: SO.
W. l.. and Mary (. Ashe of San Francisco TO
Frank H. Pollard OF Oakland, lots Is. IA and Is,
block 3S, Fitchburg Homestead lots, Brooklyn
Township; $40.
Frank J. Krauth OF Alameda to Marcena H.
Krauth of Alameda, lot W line of Broadway,
200 \ of Lincoln avenue 80 by w l40:2 being
lot g. block l. Rays & CaDerton property Ala
media: glft.
Emilie 6. Cohen OF Alameda TO Adaline NJ Jen-
/ ktns OF Alameda, lot on n line OF santa Clara
! avenue. 10 of Eighth street. formerly Pros
pect. e 40 by 1877 IS. Alameda: $40.
Philip Anspacher OF San francisco to Alonzo
! Bradford of Haywards. lot 9, block +. Anspacher
Tract, resubdivision. portion of HayWards Tract,
| Eden Township; $40
The morning call., 1893-06-14
prndunn hfarEn4

FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras, 81 1904 20; Bakers extras, $4@4 20:
superfne, 81 eO@3 80 q bhl.
WHEAT-Market Iieless, shippers apparently
Indifferent and not disposed to buy. No. 1 is
sguotabie at sl2o@i 2IA: choice. 81 221a@
a 23s4: lower grades. 81 l712CGl 1884; extra
choice for milling. 81 2714@l 35 . ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SESSION - 10 O'Clock - December
100 tons. 81 344. Seller 49, ncw-400, 81 rs.
REGULAR MoRNINs sEssIoN-December-lO 90
81 25la 100, 81 255s; 200. 81 26.
AFTERNOON SESSION December 700 tons,
BARLEY mere was some inquiry yesterday on
the part OF millers. but their wants were small
easily satisfied. No Feed is quotable at s215@
s3s4c p ctl: choice brisht do, s6e: dark Coast,
771a@S0c; Brewing. 9Oc@$l 024b q ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal SEssIoN-l0 o'ciock-Selier '93 new
200 tons S612c: 100, sec.
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoN-December-1OO
tons. 9214c; 400. 92$sc. Seller '93 new-l0O,
s6c; 100. 57se; 800. s6s4e; zoo. SO H2c.
81 7sc; 100. 9l15c: 400. 915so. Seller '93, new
2Uo. soc; 100. sage; 200. S4s4c.
OATo-Prices remain stationary, the demand
being of very limited proportions. White. 81 ZOO
1 80 for common to fair and 81 l505l so for good
s. for Mining: BACK S 81 a6ai so ea Gray 81 80
al 45 p cti. No Surprise or Red Oats on the
CoRN-oferngs are receiving no attention.
Prices weak. Large Yellow. Sl(Gl o2is a ct; (;
Small Round Yellow. 81 O21a@l 90 q ctl; nite.
RYE-Quotabie at 81 121l@l 10 p ctl.
BRAN-Quoted at SIG b0@l7 q ton for the best
and Sl6 " ton for outside brands
MlDDLIN GS-Quoted at $40 5O122 p ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quoted at Si6G17 SO a ton
HAf-Old descriptions are not firm. now that
receipts OF new crop the increase. New
Wheat S99ll so: New Wheat and Oat, $500:
New Barley S79S. and New Oat SS61S SO: Alfalfa
Ss9lO; Clover. SS99. old Hay is quoted as follows
Barley. S799 " ton: Alfalfa, S99lI: Wheat 81 O0
IL so . ton: Eat, S799; Wheat and Oat Ss6ll so
Compressed. 81 50@ll: stock. S6@7 . ton.
STRAW-Quoted at t945c "a bale.
MiLLSIUFFS - Ground Rolled BARLEY
Sl9Ql9 SO; oicake Meal sy2 so; Rye Flour
312c y 10; Rye Meal. &c: Graham Flour. &c: Oat-
meal. Lsc % 10; Oat Groats. SC; Cracked Wheat
312c: iu kwheat Flour, &C; Pearl Barley, 41A0
412c q 10: Normal Nutriment, p case OF dozen
cans, So; Breakfast Delight. d case of doz pack.
ages. 50 rs.
SEEDS - yellow Mustard, nominal: Brown
Mustard, nominal: Flax. 81: Domestic Cauarv
=: Imported Canary. 61ac: Alfalfa &c for Caiifor,
MIA and l0c q ID for II tab: Timothy 61bc: Rane
2A@21ac; Hemp. 4c v u.
DRIED PEAS-Backeye. 81 rs: Niles nominal
at s. a. 20: Green. 81 1902: Split Peas, Sc q 10.
BUCKwHEAT-Quoted 1t So 70 p cti
CORN MEAL E1C.-Table Meal, 23h 63ihc "a
rD Feed Corn, S23 50@D24 so; Crack ed Corn. sl4
@25 2 ton; Hominy, s15@fNc p ~
BEANS-Bayos are quotabIe at 50 SON2 90 a
ctl: Pea. 81 60@2 10: Large White 81 6012 40:
Small White. 81 6092 10; Pink. So sO@2 S5 !;
The morning call., 1893-06-14
Kicked a Girl.

A. O'Brien was convicted yesterday in
Judge Lows court Of brutally assauIting
Annie Moyles, young girl, about three
months ago. The girl had been at the
theater with lady friend and her husband.
The three got on Hyda-street car, and as
the car started O'Brien jumped on. At
the corner of Pacific street th e girl and her
two friends got off tie car. O'Brien had
also jumped off and hid himself around the
corner. AS the girl approached he rushed
out, knocked her down and brutally kicked
her before any one could interfere. The
girl was laid up for some time, and had to
receive medical attendance.
The morning call., 1893-06-14

Peters; C J Leist & Co; E R stevens & Co: P
Tayloc Paper Co; Allison, Gray & Co; Cal Barrel
Co; W X Larzelere q Co: Dalton Bros; Olympic
Salt " ater Co; Eyerding K Co; Amer Biscuit
Co: w Willamette Pulp IL Paper 90: Cal Paper Co:
w Sumuer& Co: Bissingcr & Co; C f Weber: f
NJ Printlle; II Frank Il Co; Christy & Wise; Cal
Wire Works; buckingham. Hecht Il Co; Boston
Rubber Shoe Coz Palmer Il Rey; ID NJ Osbourne d
Co; Chas Harley Il Co; Brown Bros & Co; Crown
Paper Co; Levi Strauss Il Co; Ross & Hewlett; N
Ohandt & Co; Armsby az Co; Cal Barrel Co {;
Overland Freight Transfer Co; Baker & Hamilton ;
Morgan oyster Co; Monaghan d Co: A Paladini: J
Bragg; Clatsop Mill Co; Wells, areo & Co; c y
Shepard: Fairbanks d hutchinson; Rosenberg
Bros; 4 NJ Prndle; Mau, Sadler IL Co: C Han
ford: Fhilip Wolff & Co; Burnstein Bros: Fei-
genbaum d Co; Neustadter Bros: Amer Union
Fish Co; Piper & Webster: King Morse Canning
Co: Davis. Haber d. Co: :.J Regan.
For Lot. Shtpptnq hlteNtgenes see Tmelfth Page.
The morning call., 1893-06-14
The Original Little Louisiana Conn
pany of San Francisco.

No. 1892 wins S15,o sold in San Fran
cisco, Cal. and Galveston. Tex. No 1887
wins $4,000, sold in San Francisco. Cal.
No. 1871 wins $4,000, sold in Ell Paso,
Tex. No. s49S2 wins $1,000. sold in San
Francisco, Cal. Nos. 5151S and 35245 each
win $500. sold IN Sacramento. Cal, and Ell
Paso, Tex. Nos. 59915, SS642, 1858 1859
aud 65062 each win $500. sold in Portland.
Or, San Jose, HaywardS and San Fran
cisco, Cal
The prizes of this company have been
collected for the past seven years By the
different banks and express companies
throughout the United States, which in
itself should be a sufficient guarantee as
to its honesty and integrity
The morning call., 1893-06-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL,

PALACE Il.
ii Darglan d wf, y Y A W Minott New York
l. Samuels. New York NJ Goldschmidt, Los An
Davis. N Y ID w ellgman Il VT. n Y
A l. Seligm K VT, n A WiDyins Seattle
Mrs w Hunt. y Y Warman d WI, Denver
Il Kimball d wife, Cal Cone. Red Bluff
Crocker, n Y II b Sheldon, New York
Shepard, Fresno Hoscle, Fresno
T Withers London Polsk, Rotterdam
L ID Bles, Manchester DR. Metcaf, seattle
i Churchill d wf. n Napa Miss Churchill, Napa
G w Webber, Chicago Mrs l. Watson. X
Landmark. Nieana L w Ernst. switzerland
w Williamson d w. Eng w Cummings
III " erner, Berlin j Cas- ton, Fairhayen
DR. y Parsons, Diego II Evans. Wales
w Foote. Oakland Lynch. san Jose
Johnson. San Rafael NJ + Sanders. Pleasanton
Evans Jr, Liverpool E n Evans, Liverpool
A bluchroder. Berlin
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
James watson, Tulare A Sanders, Cal
James OBI ien, Alcatraz Bardin, Seattle
j Fiannigsn, ArZ Otto Cross. Nevada City
i obeTts Portland 7 c st George, Aleghany
Chas WereeS, san Rafael Chas Cocharon. SausalitC
l. Chadderdon. Sacto James Phelan, Vallejo
barry Monroe. Boston Harry Cosgray, Acatraz
Martin, Sacramento Joe Doe ebeck, Sacrament to
Jacob Fisher, Sacto
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
Mrs WhltocS. Sac w H Stone San Benito
W hasbrouck. BeEito ii Huston, Missouri
II Obery, kedding Mercer, San Rafael
Il Swain, Ventura Gallagher, san Mateo
II Sage Modesto Mrs Kavanaugh Il C.
Miss Linder Indiana Hoboken
Mrs Curtice, Sac JJ Gilmore, Salt Lake
Latter, London 8 Dunlap, Santa Cruz
j Kline, Oakland / L Higgins, Portland
j ) Miller, Portland ! Morris Spokane
j Gibbs, Mass Anilronn. Ireland
P Aiendennin, klsyvle w Chase. Fort Bragg
The morning call., 1893-06-14
Builders, Contracts.

Mrs. C. NJ. Berger with james Mclean. to build
NW corner of Franklin street and Hickory ave
nue.. W 1926, 80. i 81 :6 S 4. Z So. 26: $4,000.
Charles 2. Fonda with Philip Rive to build on
line Of Sacramento street. 165 W of Spruce, w
~ :6x127:s1; $500.
Adam Herman with Henry p. Conrady, to build
on SW corner of York and Twenty fourth streets,
5 so by W 40; 1850.
F. V. Acker with X. Johnson. to build on line
of Lyon street. 100 y OF Page, 25 by Z l02, al
terations: etc, SITES.
w. A. Van pervort with H. Williamson, on n
line OF Bush street. 1873 W OF Powell, W S7:e
by 137 :6 plumbing, etc $24O0.
The morning call., 1893-06-14
1 The Young Mems Excursion.

Ne eighth annual excursion under the
AUSPICES of the Young Mems Christian
AssO cfation to Monterey and Pacific
Grove takes place tomorrow. The special
train will leave Third and Townsend
streeIs al o'clock sharp. There will be
special exercises at the Grove tomorrow
under the auspices of the association. The
evening address will be delivered by Rev.
W. D. Williams, d. D., pastor of Plymouth
Congregational Church. Subject, "Sgns
and Their Significance" All who desire to
attend should secure their tickets at the
association building, 252 Sutter street, to-
day
The morning call., 1893-06-14
FOR PORTLAND 6 ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM ar-
ocesn DivisiOn-and PACIFIC COAST G4SN@
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from
Spearstreet wharf, at 10 A. NJ, for the above ports
one OF their AL iron steamships, viz:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-June 5, IT, 29, July
IL. %.
CoLUMBIA-June !. 13. 25. July7. 19. 81.
.OREGON-June 8, II, July 8. Is II.
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
and other diverging lines for all points In oregon,
Washington. British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho.
Montana, Dakota, Utah, Wyoming. Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south and TO Europe.
Fare to Portland-Cabin SIS; steerage, $8:
round trip, cabin, $50.
Ticket offlces-l Montgomery St.. and Palace
HOTEL 4 New Montgomery ST.
Freight ofice-2O0 California ST.
GOODALL, PERKINS Il CO.. Supt. Ocean Line
/ Il 10 Market St. San Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-06-14
LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
None of the Big Prizes Came Into
This Town,

The regular monthly drawing of the
Louisiana Lottery Company took place at
New Orleans yesterday, prizes being drawn
as follows:
Ne. 1892 drew the first capital prize, sold
In Cincinnati. Ohio; No. 1882 drew the
second capital, sold, in Washington. D. c.,
Hardy. Nebr., Boston, Mass, Temple
Tex, Oak and Los Angeles. Cal, and
Chcaeo. III; No. 1871 drew the third
capital, sod in Boston, Mass. New Or
leans, La, San Jose, Cal, and Savannah,
Ga; No. S49S2 drew the fourth capital,
sold in Boston. Mass, Washington, d. C.
New Orleans, La, Florence. Ala, Havana.
Cuba, Chicago. H., and Savannah. Ga.
Nos. 35245 aud 5l51S each drew $1,000; Nos.
46Sl 599l5 65062, S76S9 nd SS642 zach drew
5000; Ms. 134. 1927, 3336O, S67S5, 374OI,
65361. 1000 and S3717 each drew 5000.
The morning call., 1893-06-14
MARKET REPORTS.
Nery York Markets.

NEW YORK, June 13.-The stock market was
even duller than usual to-day. Dealings were al
most entirely professional. and the feeling
ong the traders in the board Is still earish a
further decline in prices recorded. Adyices
from the West OF additional bank failures and
troubles in the mercantile world aided the bears
materially. The market closed firm, however.
Government bonds quiet, Petroleum was ne
elected at 63c offered.
EXCHANGE MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call was fairy active at to 10 p cent,
and closed offered AT q cent Prime pap r, SOS q
cent. Sterling exchange was steady, with actual
business al 81 S514 for bankers bills and 4 S634
Tor demand. United States AS, regular. S1l0;
do. coupon, Sill; rs, regular, SO; Pacific 6's.
$I0212 silver, S514c.
The morning call., 1893-06-14
Premium Note Company.

The lucky numbers in the Premium
Note Company are as follows: 1892
being the first capital prize wins $15,0 600.
sold in San Francisco; 1882 wins $4,000,
sold in San Francesca; 1l571 wins $1,000,
sold in Victoria, B. c.; 35245 wins $500,
sold in Oakland, Cal; 51518 wins $500,
sold in Salt Lake City. Prizes can be
collected through any bank OF express
company in United States, or same will be
promptly paid at our Office in San Fran
cisco.
The morning call., 1893-06-14
RAILROAD SHARES.

GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE.
Wheat-,June. re.
Flour-Quiet.
Hops-Quiet and firm.
Coffee-Options closed inactive at l0@2o points
down. Sales l5, 500 bags. July. s15 50: August
$40 2O@l5 25: september $l5 05dl5 10: spot
Rio easier and quiet: No. 7, 1890.
Sugar-Raw firm and active; Muscovado, SO
deg test. 3Tsc; molasses sugar. 81 deg test $3.50;
centrfugals, 96 deg test. 4I@c, offered at 1915
a 5-l6c; mould A, 8 9l6@5Ac; Standard A,
53s(95 9-16c: confectionery A. o14@a5 7-16c; cut
Loaf, lSle@6c crushed. l3-16t66c: powdered,
l1-l6@57sc; granulated, 5sS@)5 9-16c; cubes,
55s@5 lS-l6e; refined firmer and fairly active,
Copper steady; Lake $40 80.
Lead quiet. Domestic, SO 72La.
Tin-Cosed strong; Straits, S19 95 bid. $40
asked; plates, dull and steady.
Spelter-Quier; Domestic. "a 2212.
WOOL.
Wool qnIer. Domestic fleece. 27@32c; pulled
The morning call., 1893-06-14
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DIsPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN z.
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska 8 A. NJ. 8TfIK8A
June A. IA, 19 %, July S, IA, 10, %, Au a--=E.z'
gust 3, Is, IS 28.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
June 4. and every nth day thereafter.
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay, w ednesdays. 9 A. NJ.
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and fifth day, A NJ.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford,
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles Redondo and
Newport (Los AngeIes), every fourth and fifth
day. at IL NJ.
For ports in Mexico, first OF each month
Ticket Offce-Palace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery
street.
GoODALL, PERKINS & CO., General Agents
! II 10 Market g San Hrancisnn
The morning call., 1893-06-14
Gen nnral March

BAGs-Calcutta, June and July. 6961sc; Wool
Bags. 3Oi4Q32c.
CANNED FRUITs-Apricots are ouotable at
81 25 Peaches. 81 45@ so; Pears. 81 4Oai go:
White Cherries 81 60@2: Black Cherries, 81 4O@
CANNED VEGETABLES-Tomatoes 9715cQsl
for spot STOCK and soc for crop, future de
livery: Peas sl@I 10 q dozen spot.
CoFFEE-Firm and in more steady movement.
Quotations are: 2Os4@21i4c e h for good TO
prime Costa Riea. free from black beans; 1880
2O12c for good Costa Rica mixed with black beans;
lS1@@l9I2e for fair Costa Rica: 161a@ISc q ID
for common TO ordinary Costa Rica: ls1a92U1sc
for good to prime washed Salvador: loS4 0l9c
for good unwashed Salvador and Nicaragua; u X,
@22c for prime washed Guatemala 2Us4@2lc
p n for gopd TO strictly good washed Guatemala:
l914@2014c g ID for fair washed Guatemala; Is0
] sc q h for medium washed 6uatema'a: Ito
171hc for ordinary Guatemala; l00lh15c "a n,
Tor very inferior to common Guatemala; 2 q
221ac q ID fer good to prime washed Peaberry;
20@2O12c Q ID for good to prime unwashed Pea
berry.
CoAL-No further change In quotations. Wei
lington is Guotable at So p ton; New WellIng-
Cedar River S6 50: Seattle, So 80; New Senttle
S6 so; Coos Say, SO: Wallsend. SO 80 for aver
age, and So so Tor clean; Scotch. SO; Brymbo, So
Greta clean, Ss: Cumberland. So so in bulk and
So so In SACKS: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg
81 5otglI; welsh Anthracite Egg, go: Camel,
Provo. SO 50aS ox.cars.
FISH-Pacitc Goldfish is quoted to tobbers as
follows: Selected. 5hc; Mddles. 7asc; Sea
Strips. 61sc; bundles. sc p ID. No. j Msckerel,
In bbls and 81 5o@l 70 in kits Mess Mackerei, So
2 XII; Eastern Smoked Herring, soc: Dutch do,
and s2@2 25 in Kits; Tongues and sounds. 81 rs
az.
QUICKSILYER-ou Quoted at s42 5o@43 @ flask.
NAILS-Base prices are 81 for iron or steel and
81 35 for wire.
sUGAR--The Western Sugar Refining Company
and Fine Crushed ali es1c . f.; Dry ;iraumated.
61sc 2 ID; Confectioners' A. &c y b Magnolia.
Sh2e Extra g S$sc; GTaen &c g. 5e D. 4Tsc'
and boxes ~ more
The morning call., 1893-06-14
OREGON PACIFIC R.R co. STEAMER

For Portland, Salem, Albany, Eugene
CTEAMsH1P LINE TO roc YAoUINA xe,-m
- BAY-By this route 235 miles by ZsSxS
steamer is saved over any other route. steamers
are built of iron, with wateT-tignt compartments
VIII sail from section f. seawall. foot of Battery
street. Steamer WILLAMETTE VALLEY will
sail W Wednesday, June H. at P. NJ. Win not re-
celve freight after 2. NJ. day OF sailing
Passenger rates to Portland, first class, $l4
second class. So; Albany, first class, $l2; second
class, 81. For freight rates apply to d. r.
VAUGHN. General Agent. section 4, seawall. 20 II
The morning call., 1893-06-14
BOARD SALES.

Following were the safes in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
REGULAR MORNING. SESSION 80 A. ".
200 Alpha. 200 Point. 7O2O0 Ophir. "a
100 Andes. ..35 1000 EIcnq 10 800 Overm... 40
90 q Z lilo 800 G d c.. 80 ! $50 Potos2. 30
$50 Bullion .50lO0 IS 400 Hill -.O5
100 Chall C.. IS 200 Fl d. n S0lOO Onion S5
500 CholIar.. $500 Xonrucx. 3Ol0O Jaeku l. 3 S
100 l.O025O MeIcn Ia 1850 ..-..-..l12
100 OC& &N..lS5l
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-2:30
200 Alpha. ..-20il5O ChallO ..35 200 Mexicn..I "A
100 Andes 35'350 CC& Val 80 90 Ophir 49, "a
100 Belchr.l.20s 80 U........-1.So2u0 Oyerm.. ..4O
20 a b. !. l5i1Gt Point. 800 Potosi. 2 40
800 Bullion. .55 20 ..........7U SO savsgs.... IS
300 Cholar.. 0q 100 q N 80 $50 YJae . 12
200 ........95l
The morning call., 1893-06-14
WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and Royal Mail Steamers
BETwEEN
New York, Queenstown & Liverpool,
SAILING EVERY WEEK.

CABIN $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD rsrn
\ ing to steamer and accommodations GgaES2
selected; second cabin, S35: Majestic and IeutOn-
ic, $40 and $40. Steerage tickets from England
Ireland, Scotland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark,
through to san Francisco at lowest rates. Tick
cts sailing dates and cabin plans may be procured
from w. II. AVERY, Pacific Mail Dock, or at tho
General ONCE of the Company, 6l3 Market st.
under Grand Hotel. G. w. FLETCHER,
apps TuWetrSu If. Gen. Agt for PACIFIC Coast
The morning call., 1893-06-14
Wood Mar eft.

Posts quotaoIe at 1011c each: Redwood, SIS rs
q cords Oak, rough 81 259T so: peeled. IS; Pine
S6 SO q cord: Railroad Ties. 3712c apiece for Ok
8, 4lc for 7xS and 45QD5Oc FOR 7x9.
TAN BARK-Wh hole, Sl6 = cord for OLD, and
$15 So for new; Ground BARK. $24 2 ton.