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The morning call., 1893-04-14
THE STOCK MARKET.

There was little advance yesterday under better
sales and the market had healthy tone. Private
adYices speak encouragingIy of the outlook. Good
prospects are being opened up in the old Hill
mines. and the lunches of In the wnze below
the 1865 level of or hir are beginning to improve
In value Hut little is said OF late about the upTaise
from the 1000 l5ve OF Potosi. but 1t is pretty
orally believed that something out of the ordinary
run will lie shown up there before long. The breax-
lug down OF the Chollar engine has considerably
retarded WORK in these mines, but 1t will OF take
long to catch up again.
While there great advance the demand
for Jacket. Ophir and Con. Cal. q Virginia gave a
hrm tone TO the whole market. Ophir sold up to
81 20, Con. Cal & Virginia 81 as and Jacket 81.
NOTES.
An assessment OF 25 cents per share has been
levied on the Bullion.
w. S. Lyle. the mining operator. has gone down
to the Vanderbilt district in San Berhardino
Silver shaded off a point yesterday, selling at
S2$4 in New York aud 81 15.l6d in London.
The assessment on Jacket is delinquent In the
eonpanys Office to-day
Following are copies OF weekly Official reports
from Gold Hil mines filed at the local Offices Of the
BELcHEE-On the 1000 level the south drift from
south crosscut is IN 20 feet The face shows por-
pbyry On the 300 level the northeast drift is IN 40
leet. The face is in quartz and poTphyry. On the
$50 level the northeast DRIFT 80 feet north OF the
phyry. On the 400 level the southwest drift is in
SO feet and the face shows porphyry On the 900
shows porphyry. We have hoisted during the week
40 tons OF Ia r grade ore
CROWN roINT-We have started west erosscut
from the top of the raise which was started from
the main west crosscut on the 400 level $50 feet
west of the shaft. This crosscut out a total
distance OF 20 feet, and is passing throu the old
StOpe. The filings of fair grade in places, and
saved when practicable. Have started another
ut from tie southwest drift from the shaft
the 400 level, 500 feet In so feet south of the
previous IL Is out 2S feet The face is IN por
phyry with seams of quartz through it. We
tinue to exIore tue stocks on tue 100 level aud
are saving little ore from there daily
nj 60 w arr
still finding s)me ore In small streaks and old I'LL
ings while prospecting on the upper levels.
seq. BELcHER- The west crosscut from the
south lateral DRIFT the 1900 level. rs feet north
of the south line. out total distance of "a feet.
The ground continues hard, and Is composed OF
through 1t
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Ninth. 25 by E 75. being lot 4, block 49, OAK.
land; git.
ST phi Il. and Ellen NJ. Andrews to jesse X.
Nhitmcre of OAKLAND, lot on W line OF Madison
street, rs of Sixth. > rs b. IS, being lot g.
block 90. Oakland; so.
J, n. Williams and Frederick and C. II. Boeg;e to
Marie Reheiscr of san Francisco lot on n corner
Coioy avenue and N.Tis street. so hy l25.
being lots l ard . book u. Claremontavenue
Tract, Oakland Township: $500.
charles a and Alice q. Bailey of Oakland to
Charles b. aud Lizzie E. Atkinson lot r line of
Sacramento street l30 of Bristol. 50 by Z 100,
being the 20 feet of lot H. all OF lot 3 and the
n feet Of lot IA, range L. Hardy Tract map OF
the "a Of ranges o aud 10, Hardy Tract. Berke-
ley: 80.
Benicia Wells Uemme soie) to Mary E. Russell of
San Francisco. lot on SW corner of Clinton avenue
and Chestnut street. w 81 by s 1876, block lS,
amended map of Bartlett Tract, Alameda: $40.
n. j. ana Mary J. o'Neil of Oakland to Richard
Heeney OF Oakland. lot line of Twentieth
street, 2l6:lI Of san Pablo avenue T. 25 by S SS,
$40
Joseph Macdonough Of san Francisco to Thomas
Crelltn of Oakland, lot f line OF w Washington
street 40 of thirteenth s go by IS, being lots
and o. and portion OF lot Z, block 175, 10 correct
former deed June %, 1891. Oakland; IS.
Abraham and Kate Jonas OF Oakland to same,
same Oakland.
The morning call., 1893-04-14
FuII PerII

Are those disorders which, beginning with an ap-
parently trivial Inactivity OF the kidneys or blad
der. terminates in Br!ghrs disease. diabetes and
cystitls The first two not only Interrupt func-
tons oi the renal organs but destroy their struc-
ture with as much certainty as tubercular con-
sumption does that Of the lungs. Hostetter,s
Stomach Bitters is excellent diuretic, promoting
the activity of these organs without over exciting
them. thus averIing the deadly maiadies In which
their inaetion is SO prone to euimlnate. The re-
movAl from the blood OF impurities which the kid.
neys should, but do not. when Inactive seerete Is
another benencent effect OF tais Incompatible med
icated sttm ulant and depurent. Tue Bitters is In
all cases. too fine restorative of vigor and aid to
digestion. remedies maariai disease. and banishes
liver eompl1int and constipation. l8
The morning call., 1893-04-14
General Merchandise.

BA6S-Are firmer. Caleuttas. June and July 6I4
@o6s.sc; Wool Bags. 3OI50D32c.
OIL-CalifOrnla Castor OIL In cases. No. l. 81 27I5
bbs, 81 2212 manufacturers rates); Eastern
do, 81 3b; California Lnseed OIL bbis boiled soc /:
raw, 5Sc: cases 3I2 more. Eastern Linseed on in
bpls. boiled, SOC, do raw. $50: eases. 3lhc more
Lard OH. bbs. 81 cases. 81 05 y gal. Cocoa sac
q gal; China Nut 4s@521ac p gal.
PEI ErRoLEUM-stsrghl, ls12c q gal: Eocene,
21tac 2 gallon; Astral. 1870 "a gal; 1859 Elaine
23lsc; Pearl, lS19e; Water white, refined
bulk. 12c; Headlight, 1859. cases. 2Ic; Mineral
Illuminating. 3009. zoe in cases: Standard, HOO
nre test lie gallon In (caps), l71sc faucets
and l2c in buiK. -
GASOLINE. ETC.-63o Benzine, bulk. l21lc "a
gal cases lsc; Tao Gasoline, bnk, 13c; cases. lee;
8So Gasoline. bulk 2Uc; cases, 25c y gal.
WHITE LEAD-Lower at 6t4c q n
RED LEAD-Lower at S3z a 10.
TURPENTINE-Lower at 4Sc p gal
QUlCKSlLVER-Quoted higher at Si2 6O6Di3 q
flask.
SUGAR-The western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 61Sc . 10; Dry Granulated
61ze; Confectoners A, 53sc p 10; Magnolia. 41sc;
Extra c, 4s<e; Golden c. 419c; ID, 4t4c; Standard
A, 6Mc: half-bbls. 1sc more than bbls. aud boxes
lac more
The morning call., 1893-04-14
New York nIarIsets

NEW YORK, April l3.-The speculative temper
OF the stock Exchange underwent q change to-day
The bears were In the ascendant and succeeded In
bringing about general decline feeling of un-
certainty created by the continued gold shipments
TO Europe. The signing OF the maximum freight
rate bill by Governor Crounse OF Nebraska was an
other argument in favor OF lower prices During
the aIternoon the pressure to sell on ite pro-
eraele excitement. Manhattan broke from l7OIs
70 io4 ~. The remainder OF the list yielded Ia to
1Hs. Distillers and Cattlefeeding sold down from
ze TO 2o14 and closed heavy. Government bonds
ouiL Petroleum was steady at the close at 69s1c
NEW YORK. April l3.-Unted States Bonds as
1888; o2's. 991a; Northern Pacific 1874; Cana,
dian racine, 1914; Central Pacific 27: Union pa
cihc. 57A Atchison aud Santa Fe, 3S1a;. Wells
Fargo. l45 Western Union, e31z; Silver. 1924 /:
Wheat : May. 771hc. Flour. steady. Coffee.
$l5 b5. Sugar. 3h@3s4e. Hops-Paeihc Coast
1s@2l1Sc. Hides, l2ac. uoppor-Lake, Ell so.
The morning call., 1893-04-14
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, April l3-May Wheat made a dec.d o
tumble To-day, but without creating any markea
excitement, as 1t looked for after yesterday's
shake-up. May dropped 612. rallied later 212.
failing again 112 The marSet seemed get no
support froL any quarter. Pardridge n the
hoor. here is general belief that he made large
settienehis May opened 1a lower at S6. decliaed
TO 81, rallied TO 81 Y. and reacted ST. Fiucua-
tlons therea ter were within comparatively narrow
limits and the close was at S0lc decline of &c
from yesterdays close. Receipts, 67. .U00 bushels:
shipments, $1,000 bushels Isye. soc. Barley. SIC.
CHICAGO, April 13-Wheat-CaSh, 1884 C. Corn,
Whisky, 81 Is.
The morning call., 1893-04-14
Sale of RerkeIev Prnnertv

Perhaps the most nota BILE auction ever
held in Berkeley Will be that OF the we'll
known Benton property" on Piedmont
avenue. next the grounds OF the State
University. tomorrow at 2 o'clock p. M,
under the direction of A. Ii. Breed & Co.,
$50 Ninth street. Oakland. Surrounded by
fine residences, commanding a grand view
of the bay. Golden Gate. San Francisco and
Oakland, easily reached by two Enes of
electric cars, II is an ideal spot for home.
The sale will be held on the grounds.
The morning call., 1893-04-14
A GLASS OF BEER.
The Brewery Chemist Is Amazed at
the Prevailing ignorance About 1t.


New York sun.
Now, here's as fine glass of beer as you
will find in this town." said the brewery
chemist, holding the foaming glass up to the
light and gazing fondly at its amber trans
pareDcy. ITO lOIk at it you would never
suspect that it wouldn't be quite as good If
IL wasn't for the tausenguidenkraut and the
kardobenedctenkraut that lend their aid in
its composition, would you? Tasting of 1t
few men, L think, would miss the starke-
Zuker, the weidenschalen or the hsZelnuss-
spane II had forgotten to Iut it in. But l
haven't! They're all there, safe enough.
do you detect the mOussirpulver, the
caraghenmoos, tine laugrnsalze, and the
me see. An, they're all inl And how
about the herhstzeitlose, and the bisen-
kraur, and the schafgarbP, and the buchen-
spaneP Don't recognize 'em, ehP Well
maybe you get the flavor of the kokels-
knTner. the ignatius sOohne, the met all
salze, The lakrlzensaft, the pikrinsaure, the
neswurz, the tischlrrleim. or the fucker
cOuleur? You must have drank beer enough
to be familiar with those portions OF the
brew? What! Don't they touch your pal
ate, Ell her? Why, you don't seem to know
what glass of good beer Isl
Now suppose there wasn't any c0loQuin-
ten, or staTkmahl, or wachholdsT, or bitter
klee. or fchtennadeln. CT gogel, or hausen-
b!ase. or suZlan, or saiicylsaure, or alth0p-
fenoel. or waldmelster in this glass of beer.
Do you think you would like il? Not a bit
of it! You wuuld throw it away and call
it Stops. That's what you would do.
When you make beer nowadays you've got
to be mighty careful and not leave anything
out. and yet you don't know they're In il,
after all Even such little things as ingwer,
Datron, wermutb, korander, mohD, kamille
and brechnuss have 10 be put carefully in,
or we'd hear from it.
We'll, you recognize the hoppen bitter
saure, the beladonna, the nux vomica. the
tannin. the bercoueur, the malzexiract, the
pepper, the potash, the gelatine, the Quassia.
The glycerine, the soda and the alees, OF
course. You don't mean it, Not one of
EN-? A heap of satisfaction it is to brew a
frst-elass glass of lager beer, | must say!
You don't even recognize the strychninp,
the tannin, the alOes or the beladonna.
You thought it was the hopsP What's
The morning call., 1893-04-14

Mar Is: sehr Olga. from Newcastle. Nsw. Apr G.
Bktn Mary WinEleman. hence Mar II.
Sailed Mar 29-Bark S c Allen and schr Transit
for san Francisco. Mar 3O-Schr Robert SearIes
for San Francisco Apr &-nkt1 discovery. foi San
Francisco Apr 4-Bktn W G irwin. for San Fran.
cisco APT 5-Wh stmr Jeanette and What ship Jas
Arnold for whaling cruise; stmr Richard RusH
for sau Diego. apr 6-Ger bark H HackfeId Tor
san AM francisco "a TO sail apr 7-Ital bark CavHliere
1mportatIous.
EUREKA-Per Humboldt-I5O NJ shingles. III
redwood doors, l07 SKIS oats, 377 SKIS potatoes cs
pkgs brushes.
1 coop ducks, coop turkeys bxs hardware ! cs
paper, cs veal es eggs. 6SIa bxs butter, hf-bbI
l dressed beef.
Mendociuo-s5g4 # lumber.
CRESCENT I CITN-Per Del Mortal Dkg mills on
kegs % bxs butter. 3l5 NJ It lumber. obs bottles
Die cs mdse, 81 pkgs veal. rolls leather, bxs
SoQgEL-fer Gipsy.IO rolls leather. pkg kip
SKINS, 7S green hides, 10 Ddls calf hides S5I reams
paper.
Santa Cruz-lS b1s butter, Ss cs cheese. 1000 bbls
saIlnaS-lO bxs butter 2S SKIS barley.
MatSOnvilie-3 bxs butter
Moro Cajo-5s5 SKIS barley.
Moss Landing-SI2 bxs butter, l coop chickens,
cs eggs.
Per rHumboldt-Overland Freight Transfer Co; W
Garrett; f Stevens q Co; q E Whitney q Co:
wlckson; Hawley Bros Hardware Co: A PaIadioi:
Standard Oh Co; Brown 4 Adams: Getz Bros a Co;
y
Cox; Brigham, Hopps & Co; Dairymen's Union; L
teldman Co; NJ halish & Co; Wheaton & Breon:
II Dutard; Pac Coast Lumber Co; Hansen Produce
Co.
Per Point Arena-smith's Cash Store: Enterprise
brewery; wilson DeyilbiSs; Darymen's Union:
Dodge. sweeney & Co; Martin. Feusier & Co: M !.
Co; Ross Hewlett; Russ. Sanders & Co; Feiren-
baum & Co; De Bernardo a westphal; II Crocker
& Co; veryalin q Rowe; o Is Smith & Co; Chai.
faut; + o'Cailaghan d Bros; W sumner & Co;
standard Oh Co: halliday ~ Archibald; Minther
Bros; Rohlfs Gerdeau; Wells 81 Russell; w Nc
GULL: tenkhausen s. Co.
Fer Del Norte-Hobbs, Wall & Co; Loewe Bros:
. Smith Co; Wheaton & BreOn: j Hoffman &
Co; Il whitney Co: De Bernardo & Westphsl:
Robert Haight Co; Witzel Baker; Bancroft Pub
Co; II rilden Co; HobrooS, Merrill & Stetson;
Whittier, Fuller 4 Co; Wellman, Peck & Co: Hiber.
ma brewery; w B Sumner x Co; Amer Press Assn;
Meils targo Co; WIeiand Brewing Co; Chicago
brewery; + X kaufman; BTaunschWeger & Co: G
Laumeister; San Francisco Stock Brewery; Ro-
senbiatt 81 Co.
er Gipsy-C Whitney & Co; Kowalsky & Co: b
Strauven; Dairymen's Union; Allison. Gray & Co;
Norton. Teller & Co; II Cowell g. Co; Hills BROS II
wedleck; Standard OIL Co; A Lutherwait: Blum
Kelly; A w Fink; R!sdon Il Greyson; Hermann
JOost
For Late Shipping Hltegt5sncs see Eighth P4y-
The morning call., 1893-04-14
A BRIDES DOVER.
1t Disappears With Her Husband and
She Wants II Back.


Chief Crowley was notified yesterday of a
peculiar case.
On March q Peter B, Goldstone was mar
ried to young lady in this city and since
then they had been residing at 1914 Pine
street.
The wife received $1,000 from her parents
as dover on the occasion of her marriage,
and on Wednesday. according to her story,
her husband induced her to sign check in
lis favor for the amount, which he cashed
That evening he took her to the Baldwin
Theater, and between the acts left her ito
see man." promising TO return In a few
minutes.
He did not return and that was the last
she saw Of him. She consulted her friends
yesterday and acting upon their advice re-
Ported the facts to the police. as she is
under the impression that her husband has
skipped with the $1,000.
Chief Crowley detailed Detective Anthony
on the case with instructions TO find the
missing husband II possible.
Goldstone's father is said to be interested
in poultry-stand in Polk-street market.
The morning call., 1893-04-14
THE COST OF A BILL.
A Wind-Up Process With Costly
Commissions Attached.


Justice Cook rendered decision in favor
OF the defendant yesterday in the case OF
+. ID. Cahill against John F. Derham,
suit arising out of the winding up Of the
American Sugar Refining Company three or
four years ago.
Cahlll and Derham were employed with
plumber oil Others to watch the winding-up
process on behalf of the company. and the
united claims amounted TO $4,000. A bill
passed the Legislature authorizing the pay
nent. which the Controller refused to rec
ognize, and the matter went to the Supreme
Court
Derham and Cahill took charge OF the
claims OF the other claimants on commits
sion, and the present SUIT arose out OF a
division of the commissions received. Cahill
claiming half Of S675 held by Derham. lass
S99 paid on account. Derham's defense
was that he held Cahills receipt for the
The morning call., 1893-04-14
MARKET REPORTS.
THURSDAY EVENING. April l3.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

THURSDAY EVENING ApriI Ia
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver OF 4 fraction.
Wheat weaker. harley lower.
Oats steady. Corn hrmer
Rye duh and easy.
Bran higher. Mlddlings unchanged.
Beans Inactive.
Hay quiet and plentifnt
Potatoes continue to decline
Onions steady.
Butter aud Cheese unchanged.
Eastern Eggs higher.
Some kinds OF Poultry scarce.
Game dull.
Strawberries steady.
Citrus Fruits weak
Asparagus firm.
Hams and Bacon steady.
TaIow weak.
Grain Bags hrm.
White and RED Lead lower.
Turpentine declined.
Shipment OF Treasure to China.
Quicksilver quoted higher.
The morning call., 1893-04-14
A CHANCE FOR COMPOSERS.
The Committee of the State ''Day Con-
certs'' Asks for 0usic.

certs" Asks for nusic.
The members of the committee having in
charge the California Day Concerts" to be
given at the Worlds Fair on June &c desire
to announce that they are ready to examine
compositions that may be sent TO them for
performance at the concerts.
The compositions may be instrumental or
vocal works for orchestra or solo instru-
ments, part songs, choruses, with or with
out instrumental accompaniment, songs
with orchestral or pianoforte accompani-
ment.
The compositions must be by resident
writer's and must ba accompanied by a
written statement that they are the unas-
sisted work of the composers.
The orchestral works will be played by
the Thomas orchestra, and the choral works
will be sung by chorus selected from
among CalifoTnia's best singers. Songs or
Instrumental solos will be performed by
Californians.
1t is desired that all works be submitted
Immediately. Rejected works will be re-
turned at the earliest convenience of the
committee. Address the secretary, ii. B.
PaSmOre, care Sherman. Clay & Co.
The morning call., 1893-04-14

en- the whaling bark Reindeer. which had
just been cast off by the tug outside
the heads. The mate and another hand
were aloft with Tom at the time, and con.
trary orders were given about the sail.
While 1t was Tapping. Tom in some way or
another got carried off the yard, and after
clinging for moment to the sheet fell to
the deck. distance of thirty feet.
He was transferred to a small schooner
bound in, and as soon as possible landed at
Meiggs wharf.
DR.. Somers found that the poor fellow
had broken his right hip bone and believes
there are also Internal Injuries.
The morning call., 1893-04-14
What a Fan Was Therel

Kitty WnslOw-How a girl chaugesl /
remember that Jennie Seaman used to have
the most lofty and exact:ng ideas about love
and matrimony.
Tom de Witt-And whom did she finally
marry?
Kitty Wlnslow-An English noDleman!-
Truth
The morning call., 1893-04-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

IALAtE dOIEls.
w Richards Boston CGJefferson & W II Hckmn
BIN q W, Brooklyn Mcneil & W. n Y
NJ Carson. Montreal Meyers n Y
j p Fay W. Seattle Thomas Holland Phila
II Oatman 4 w,POrtld J Il Oatmaa Portland
J Jacobs. Portland @ W Baldwin Portland
j ferror Chlcago w feamans W. Conn
+ Hungerford, N Y w Is Dixon. st Paul
a . 1reene. ~ Paul w X Tabb W, Phila
mrs ii hlmball. sac WIN puthout,
Col II 1revelyn. Fresno w n Hylaud San jose
Mrs w II Dixon. So Paul II Dedreik st Paul
Jones. st Paul Henkle Colo
Robt GIlsen W, Colo DIR G W Leeminz. Chicago
Mrs Partridge. Chcgo w Leemlng. Chicago
w Partridge Chicago NJ l. Henman a. w, NY
l. Brown. Denver Carr. Salinas
Mrs X w Sanse Salins A Abel & W, M
Geo Rodgers & wv Furrier MINI
MISS q FuTrier, MINI Hayes. Eden Vale
Thomas. New Mrs Lucas Ohio
II McNaliy, Los Ang e Carpenter DC
smith W, w w WAttles q W PitIsbg
Miss Mattles. Pittsburg X L Wood Il w \
L Wentley, Pttsburg Mlss Wood Ny
Miss Hicks. Canada w Cummings &w Taem
U harvey, Gait JNCummings Jr Tacoma
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
r c Vaughan Nevada Ii. Parmly New Orleans
Mesacer, Or Mrs Hnds & at Los Ang
) Sander. Los Angeles Wilson, SACRAMENTO
J l. Perkins, Bowider Cr J Kelly q ) y
II Lissey & W. Amador l. Y smith y Y
OHolland, Or e Glen. Sioux City
J Holland. or Rogers. Visaiia
NJ smith, Fresno Il Whltc0mb. Pasadena
Compton. Fresno A Whlteomb. Pasadena
j Fllch-ll. Fresno II White Ontario
l. h Doidge. Nebr Steen, Ontario
X Nasbnrg, Ksns W Brack Ontario
w BurIey, Kans u Brack Ontario
Is ID Lusk. Los Angeles W Bronson, Ontario
Conncll. n Cox. Angel Island
X w Thomas. London May, London
w II l. Grenfell. London May. London
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
r N Trailer. Los Gatos VA T. Thornton, Ogden
NJ Nethern Benlcta Entn santa Rosa
l. Him n, San Mateo G. Kochette, Aicatraz
g W Allen, Napa n Taylor, Alcatraz
The morning call., 1893-04-14
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES,

RoDlE CONS, MINING CoMPANY-IoCATToA
c,,ot OF principal place of business san Francisea
California S' ON0 NOeHV
Notce.There are delinquent upon the foIlovin,
1esorhed stock, on account OF assessmont N a IsS
Ievled on the 18th day of February, 1898 the
several amounts set opposite tho names OF the
respective Shareholders as follows. - '-N
The morning call., 1893-04-14
A Karaka SaiIor,s Fall.

The hurry.uD wagon deposited at the
Receiving Hospital yesterday afternoon
badly battered piece of humanity in the
shape of Tom Hendry, a kaBaka.
Tom had gone sloft 10 set the foretopsail
The morning call., 1893-04-14
San Francisco Meat market.

wholesale rates from slaughterers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality, 6lR @7c; second quality
61a@l6c; third do. 49D5o q 10.
VEAL-Large, 6@D1c 2 10; small Calves 71k9Sc;
Dairy Calves, sGS12c q n.
MUTIoN-w wethers. Sc 2 n; Ewes, 7Izc.
SPRING LAMB-10@121Sc p ID.
PoRX-Live Hogs. 8s4c q 10 for heavy and me.
9h@lOc 2 fb
The morning call., 1893-04-14

Board-4o V Water. ss.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Board-5 Water. 80.
street-l20 water. 90; $4,000 V ~ Bonds,
"a; so Hutchinson S Co. 7Is
Since work has commenced on the
Worlds Fair grounds In Chicago, ten men
have been killed outright eight have died
from wounds received while In the service
and 610 have been injured.
The morning call., 1893-04-14

And IN accordance with law ana an order f-on,
the board OF directors made the 18th day of
February, 1898, so many shares OF each parcel of
such stock as may be necessary Will be sold AZ pu bile
action at the auction-housc of s. p. Middleton q
Co. 80 montgomery street, San Francisco Cal on
MONDAY. the l7th day OF Aprll. 1898 at the hour
OF O'Clock p Al. OF said day pay said delinqrswt
assessment thereon. together with OF adverts
Ing and expenses of sale.
II. u. WALKER. Secretary
omee-Room 60, Nevada block, 500 Montgornerv
street. San franclsco. Cal. mrs I'd
The morning call., 1893-04-14
CALL BOARD SALES.

INFORMAL SEssIoN-lU o'clock-May-7OO tons,
81 "a.
REGULAR MoRSING SEssIoS-December-l2O
tons, 81 3234 100. 81 325s. May-lOJ. 81 265s;
300. 81 263s: HOO 3 26lla.
AFTERNOON SESSION -hlay-l50O tons 81 2614.
December-500. 81 3214.
BARLEY-Both spot and future prices off
yesterday. No. ! Feed S2lsGS3 choice bright
do. S5c dark Coast sUGlsI "a c; brewing 81 IbcdSl
9 ctl; CheyaIier. nominal
The morning call., 1893-04-14

Tin-spot. SO s5 Lead-pomestle, 81 s2Is. Iron.
$l6. Petroleum. 69s4 c
coFF EE AND SUGAR.
Sasar-Strong and full at former prices
,oSoEee.Iame at . to 10 points decline. Sales.
1S.-60 bags: April, Sl5 SO: May, SIS 40
Hofs.
Hons continue firm aud unchanged on very light
The morning call., 1893-04-14

FLoUR-Net cash prices follows: Family
extras, $3 90G4 Bakers ex ras S3 sO9al; super
fine, 81 70G3 10 p Dbl.
WHEAT-Futures declined again yesterday. but
the spot market showed no change. No. l, 81 221s
Q11 20; choice, 81 2614 lower grades. 81 l7i,.@1
l 2l14; extra choice for milling, 81 2712@1 81 "a
The morning call., 1893-04-14
Trea sure shipment.
Produce Market.

The City of Pekiug took out treasure list OF
S144674, consisting Of S27.479 ia Mexican Dollars,
$lSo III Gold Coin and Sl17,U ,UOu In Silver Bullion.
The morning call., 1893-04-14
BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
stCok Eoard yesterday:
REGULAR sEssIoN-9:3 40 A NJ
500 Belchr. .I.lO250 Z Point. 9O15O Potos. ~
100 n Is. LAS 100 ........... go 80 Savage SO
200 bullion 35 $50 kentek... 40 200 HilI. 10
200 Buiwer.. 80 100 MeKCHn. IS 100 Union. IS
100 CalodOn Is 100 Ophir. 2. 20 400 JaCkt .. 9a
22U Z N2.35 30 overm.... 80 80 ..........l.OO
AFTERNOON sEssIoS-2:31
100 y & b. .l.4520O Point. 90 rs Overm 80
$50 Bullion..3 500 c.. .60l4OO Potosi. .h6
10 ..........-40 50 & N.....s5 100 Savage so
l50 Chai C..-.4U 50 Kentuck AS 30 SNey....IA
90 Chollar. 50 300 Mexlen. rs so Union. so
100 CC&Ya.. 2 80 800 Ophr. p 2OI4SO Jackt. 90
$50 100 ..........2l5IIUO ..........95
The morning call., 1893-04-14
English wheat n,art.t

LIVERPOOL April 13.-The spot market =,
weak at 6s. Cargoes easy at 3Os Sd for
of coast. sls for Just shipped and sos 90 for
nearly due.
The morning call., 1893-04-14
THE WEEKLY GALL is a most ao

ceptabls present TO serc to
your friends in any locansy
81 year. postpaid.