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Norloe Io I'D srookHoLprRs

OF the Utah SurrW Company. salt Lake
Dlg, uiah,
UvuEUE Will &c., s MEETING or the
stuekuUIID.t uf lNc above named company
10 room Z tfaua nuL ding, ~ hain street OH
thr I1th dHv uf -UUL. 1873 for the purpose ct
inrrpasiu. IHp rau.lII stock uf tHiu COMPANY
and TO thiugu Hr principal UillcO OF said
cnuuauy nom lHu u.ty Of -NIt Lake tO it farm
uuHr sugar il0U.u loa'omlc' sou latc county
Juh y. a, DIX. Sec,
UGh Nuuor uH., sllcLakc.
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koIICE 10 CREDlIORs.


Estate or William uyari.hlll, deceased
NutlyI o. liEKlUN DNLN UN rhl
~ urutTFigrul. UNH.utHra OF tHr |lHt wI.
uud tctttuvuf OF WILLIAM Nuarithh.i
deceased. tn tHH creditors uf and O. Q purfout
having rlniUs HEuUH tNu aHu HrttatCd. Go
exhibit t.m with tnr nUUUHsury vouchers
wIihlH ten months Hf Dr tHn Ur.i pnl isuiIou ut
tins notice Iu lnH Hlll yHr.Utn.s 90 the law
unID. uf IHE. % Movie. NuHms 800 tu Iul Con.
sHtuiiUu UuUlIuE SALT iHEu eats, BOO On county
OF salt t1hr UUn Territory.
Dated August % l.Ni.
WILLIAM On. ifAiGW.
JAMES I.tthW WORTH. and
rEIEil o. JuuNstuS,
Executor ~ .Un lHft viii and testament %
william lalrdfhall, acccascd.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
r,a'o Of Charlie, ) Green, Deceased

Relate Of CLnrlgs ) Green, Deceased
NOTICE DE- uEHEM GlNFS HN THE
- uudufsIEUyd, AdWIuitirttriN OF thu lsatp
~ thur'rH j. bTyyu. UNutlsci, Co the rrudi
tore e. e. and 900 persons having claims auHIuft
inc afid dccrHaru tl rNruit th0m With She
urrcatlTF Vouchers. Within four muutha after
the rrlt publication of tlIH notice, 90 the said
harmritnu.a, no l4Neti9n ftcclnet in enc
Dated AUGUST -tIU lHl.
NftN ANN .N h1r mark GREEN,
AumiuIstr4tuN of tUo rtiAtu OF Charles y,
Green. uprrHHUl.
Waddol S Adams, Att1rnoystDr Estate
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uorteuse Rouricau' Plaintiff
AIpEouse Bourdoau. Defendant
Tho People OF tho TERRITORY of utah send
greeting Go Alphuuag buurlrHu. defendant
YOU AltI H. i.ihl It}llh MID no
81 the Above named IIHIullu, in tho District
Court OF tho lhifl dullNhl hhltct ut mo
Territory Of Utah lui Go nnaWer the com
III tbe day Of sgrycol aunr the Ucr,lro on you
of tbts ru IUmuuHaIt HDnut Nliniu tlIH county
or, II served out uf tni. county, but In thH
district, within wrnN dH's Otherwise within
f0rty days obi judgement hy doinuit Will be
nEtn against you. according Co The prayer of
Tbe s8ii acton Do brought TO have Il croa
OF tHIs rIurt dHauNng tho nluds OF matri,
,5,uv rAI..tnr Uo.Wruu pluuun and defend.
hut restoring ululuun her maiden name. lior,
trnae DunfEIu.rF Above relief prayed Tor ON
ihc srUuuHs that lglendaai ~ hout lust cause
nr ufuyusatur, hHs treated plaintiff iu cruel,
tnIIIm4n and brutal manner, by beating her
y,lfu suraB. kIrUuE Nui striking her, ana
tnrolfpuug 90 li. ana murder her, aud that
riatntH ytrily believe that defendant intent.
aItn rlrrg HuHU threats into execution, and
brlieyIus boz ltc WaH 10 danger refused 10
LANCER live or ruhHht with hiW that since
tAr 10Th day "i Way lI- plant poe not
LyuI with defendant 10 nlI aud dofcudiut has
n,t dining that tlmC aud Tor yelrs prior there.
10 ,upu0uoi or contributed TO support OF
GGr1 Vou are hereby notaed that II you fan
to Hppe4r nHd answer the fWl complaint na
rUnyT rpUuIrrl IhH Hud plHuuu viii upply to
tbr guurI Tor the relief demanded therein.
Vince. the Hon. hatIcs Zane. Judge,
amt thu zeal ~ tnc District Court uf
uyil uUd Judicial usuie, iu and for
lsuALI thll TERRITORY of Utah tins liih day NJ
suVtsmhtr iu ono year ui our Lord
oR thousand eight hundred and
tIiESiiN @. MCMILLAN, Clerk.
Hy Gro, y, Looms, Deputy CLERK
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SIMMONS.
I'm the District Coari y and Tor the Thru
Juai'isall ,, pl,,s', Of SAL i5ie S'''''''

A Raleigh. Mary n. Raleish and sarah 81.
Campbell, Piainuha'
Annie ID Robbins. james Davis, john pay 81.
HENRY Davis, Rubcn pavis,1CursU b Morris.
Geurso Morris, .ir, a minor IAmca hNufia .
minor! frank Eugene Morris miuUrs Hui
urfin H. aonis, minor Defendants
Tho people Of the Territory o. Utah send
'io Annie d. Robbins, Jamos Davis. John
DsyIs. Henry DAVIS, huueu uHt... eauHUu n.
Morris George V. Morris ll miHuI I|mos
minor. and Orrrin ~. MoiuH H uIuur. de-
i5a are hereby required 20 aeF.lr ia 49,
9is,8i.gs M ne dis.rlct count OF tls iii
Judicial District Of tnr Ten toy of lth.
nul 90 answer thc complaint hIDd
herein within yen .g'g l'l'c 't
oil Ilif tummduf--if served Wllhu lHIt county.
ur. served uuf 0f this tolnI.. POO DO fhH 900.
trgb within twenty llhi Que NNuu
tltcu asiust you. acrordlns 90 600 prayer OF
tiofud ariou e lrcuftt g. r.gca aotee
of uIs court adiulfinE ilU l,I.niluH tu ug
tIt Cole hrira OF james DAVE. I.D...Uf aud
confirming tho partition lntI. "N IN.H 10 Iuu
o Hrf 3. block ils. Wat a, l'i l.aa. 'Itt sIr.
600. Huf4HFrd thr owners ui 900" fTfU. uf uuI
rpsuruN,rly at tCruiutit,f 600 UHi luH af'uiL
uE thlt dufnnIHur hu'n uH rFI or
utsufiHgd ~ follows. C0wm.uU... at i 49,.
conner said 10. ulHca o. pHt "A .HNtI.ltr
tIfH survey, running Ifn." nf.H .nrf.f
thence glit'HE ross. iH.uUH s#aII ruI..
thsncs west 81 .ois io beginning JIhH IS.
Illaum ~ tnUuNinf. tuuWU. .Ha Dbl. e.. 3D..
corner aaid lot 0. block - j.. lHHI @ rali l..tU
Guy tupry. RUNNING 'n'n'a .'r.N r'l.
t.rusu ,a.t ah rode 60 u.sinu.n. haHua NJ
800 mea ut tuluuint. "n.M VI.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Ia the Probate Court. 100 ami for nlt Lake
County. IgrEltlty Of Utah.


NOTICE Is HtIfut GIVEN THAT
n Inomas % Lowe. Administrator ut tun
estate IL barbara liofhnta, Ggruasei, hoe
rendered for settlement, Hui u.ci 40 F3li
tourt his Hual account ut his nuWlni traitor
of MD estate and petition for final dIsluhutiUu
OF the residue OF taii estate among cue prfHuuH
entitled thereto, uuu that Friday, tha litt ufy
uf utIouur, 4. %, los, At 100 O'Clock ul, az thC
court room O. { Hud court. 100 tho county Court
House. salt Lake city AND County, ttah Igf'
Tltory. mas been duly appointed ~ tnu judge
of faid court tor the sCtuomout uf slid ar'
count ana hearing Hud petition Tor ditWpu'
lion, at which time and place any pcrsOu
interested boz atd cstite m ~ appear ana show
tHusr, III any there hr,whI said account should
MOI he settled Hui approved aud nual dhtubu-
ton made no prayed FOR
Dated september 20 1913
n. " MELuY,
ClOrs Of the Probate Court
uv 4 4 lA1tl. nO.Ufy.
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In tho Probate Court 10 aud Tor fhlt Lake
County, territory ut Utah
In tho matter oil tho cali OF Owun Roberts.
dUruhaCd.

NOTICE Il llENtBN GIVEN THAT
~ Nnrau Roberto, uNcrutriN uf tho last Will
and testament Of uwcu iioleuB, tCguasod,hts
rendered Tor settlement, hud hluj iu suiu
rluIt. her Huai account uf her administration
of said estate and petition for dual distribution
uf tho rusiduo OF sad estate among tho persons
entitled thereto ana mat fridHv, the lI.h day
OF October, An lsl3 at no O'Clock u.ul., ut MO
p0urt room OF aid court, I'm th' County Court
House, salt Lake city aud County uah lur.
ritury. has been duly appointed hy tue Judge
ID alid court Tor tho fCucmuut nt Hhid Hr.
count and hearing said petition FOR distrlbu.
ton no Which umu aud place any pcr7on
Interested 90 said may appear and show
trLac, u any moro hc,Why SAID account should
usI Nr tvit ed JNI hnnfnNru Aud nnAl dariuu
.tlauadn ms prlYtd iut
dated september 80 1855 -
N, y. MEtON,
a. ers OF tho Probate Court.
ny j, a.. JACk, Deputy
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SIMMONS.


In the District Court in and 'or the Third
judicial District 90 l'ah luHtory,
County OF salt Lake
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John l.. Neberer. john vs.. uasIam janice
A Wsieigh MARY n. RALEIGH aud sarah be-
Campbell, Plainuha,
The morning call., 1893-12-21
WARNING TO RAILROADS.
Superintendent Ackerson Intends to
Take Vigorous Measures.

Superintendent OF Streets Ackerson has sent
a communication 10 President Crocker OF the
San Francisco Consolidated Railway System.
and one to Behrend Joost, president OF the San
Francisco ana San Mateo Railroad Company.
calling attention 10 the failure OF those CON-
panies TO observe certain obligations Of their
franchises in the matter OF keeping streets In
good condition. The communications were the
result OF an investigation which has been car
ried on by the Superintendent OF Streets for a
number of weeks. The tone Of the communica-
tlons is very emphatic and implies that the Street
Superintendent means business. They are as
follows:
Railroad Compuny-DEAR SIR: You will please
take notice that II is my intention to enforce i'm
over which your lines rum Under the terms of
your franchise you are bound 30 replace each and
every street in as good a condition rs it was
originally. This you have not done.
On several occasions L have willingly notified
you in person. You have paid little or no atten-
tion to any request OF mine.
1t is my duty to enforce compliance to every
official order. Yours. etc., w. w. ACKERsoN.
superintendent OF Streets, Highways and Squares.
Charles F. Crocker. Esq. President Of the San
Francisco Consolidated Rdtl,ody Systen-DEAR
SIR: On examination on Eddy street. from Hyde
west where you are at present laying railroad
tracks. find that where the basslt blocks have
been removed that they have been badly re-
placed. aud in many cases not extending TO the
required two (2) feet each side of the tracks
1 further find that the grave used is not OF the
proper kind Tor tne reason tAat Ii turns TO clay.
on several blocks many loads of this gravel s
allowed TO lay along with other debris. would
urge an immediate removal 1.-The same.
Further, on those streets where bitumen has al
ready been laid feel 1t incumbent upon myself to
give you notice that those streets must be repac
IN the same condition as found and with the same
material. For your in nformation beg leave to re-
fer you order No. 1890 SECTION OF the gen raj
orders of the Board OF supervisors.
AS to other streets on which the companies
which you represent have already laid rairo ad
tracks. many OF them are In a deporable condi-
ton. These streets must be repaired wherever
necessary. see that this Is done Is my bounden
duty, anu IL this notice is not gwen proper aud
prompt attention must pursuant to my oatn of
ONCE. take immediate steps to enforce action
Respectfully, WIN. w. ACKERsoN.
superintendent of Streets Highways ana Squares
The morning call., 1893-12-21

HUENEME-Arrived Dec 2O-Stmr Aicazar. firm
San Pedro
Sailed Dec 2O-Stmr Alcazar. for San Francisco.
NAVARRO-Arrived Dec 20-Stmr Albion, hnc
Dec 19.
PORT RARFORD-Arrived Dec 20-Stmr Jewel
from Caspar.
BOWENS LANDING-Saiied Dec 2O-Schr Mon
terey for san Francisco.
TATOOSH-PaSsed out Dec 20-Stmr Umattlla.
from Victoria for san Francisco.
EUREKA-Saled Dec 2O-Stmr humboldt for
San Francisco schr Sparrow. for San Francisco
Arrived Dec 20-Schrs Fortuna and Lanra Pike.
hence Dec Is; schr Mary Buhne, hence Dec 13;
schr Lillebonne, from San Pedro.
Foreign Ports.
TUSKAR-Passed Dee 17-Br ship Earl Burgess,
from Liverpool Tor San Diego.
DEAL-Passed Dec lS-Br ship Drumcliff, from
Lohdon for San Francisco.
LEI rH-Arrived Dec 19-Br ship Agnes Oswald.
from San Diego.
HoLYHEAD-Arrivec Dec 1S-Br ship Aristo-
meme from Liverpool for San Francisco.
NEWCASTLE, NSW-Sailed Dec 2O-Br ship
Beechbank. for San Diego.
CHAMPEKIOo-Arrived Nov l-Sehr Mary E
Russ from Eureka
Sailed Nov 1O-schr Mary Russ. for Eureka.
For late ShiDpfn1 ElteLfoencs See Tenth Pace
The morning call., 1893-12-21
THE .STOCK MARKET.

-. There was further cut In prices In the north
end stocks yesterday, and many thousands OF
shares changed hands The market had a very
heavy appearance. and the street was puzzled
TO account for it, What made il all the harder to
understand was the strength and activity shown
I'm tie south-end stocks Laing, Stauf ana Rug
giles were heavy buyers. and prices advanced in
the face OF the break at the other end.
Nothing was received from the front to throw
any light upon affairs, and in fact the little news
received was quite encouraging.
. NOTES
Silver was strong at 7Oc in New York yesterday
and 30 5-l6d in London.
The assessment on Yellow Jacket is delinquent
IN the office to-day.
: :Assessmtnts of 10 cents per shar e on Kentuck
and, 25 cents per share on Ophir were levied yes
~ the annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Opnir@ Mining Company 1852 shares were
: represented and the following officers elected 20
serve for the ensuing year; Charles II. FISH pres
idenr.-Na at L. Messer. vice president and VIII lam
o -. Lyle; e. O'Coanor Herman Zadig, George r.
.: " ellis and A. w. Havins, directors. f. b. Holmes
was re. erccted secretary D. b. lyman superinteh-
dentalld me Bank OF Nevada treasurer
?. = T he, Secfetary's financial statement showed
credit ofS3g0l S3 There has been extracted
from the 1855 level during The year 49 tons Of
ore. Sssaytfg per car samples VIZ per ton.
=: A communication was received rom j. l. Jones
!. of Virginia City asking that the company lease
tnat:portasn OF the company's ground knoWp as
Inc B9rning Moscow Ledge on tne Wes'sray IVES sa
9ne OF the company's ground The matter was
.referred; TO the board of directors for future
stockhoiders.
In the Savage they have hoisted 2S0 tons of fair
grade pre- from the slopes above the HOO levei;
Shipped 10 The Nevada Mil zl0 tons and milled
z9% tons. Gar samples average S27 64, battery
samples averaSe S24 81. Builon yield Tor the
week $3.50 10. The north prospecting drift from
IRE iI0O station IS now advanced 93 feet; face In
ysipe n, the 19ers 1nsoeer OK quartz OF loW ass@y
a ~ tne 1ooV ieYei he east DRIFT was aa-
xaneeH 70 feet, total length so feet n low
grace quartz They have nn1shed retimbering the
In the Seq. BeIcher the north drift from the
soutn rate sooVe the 100 level is out ~
feet having been advance 10 feet since last re-
% port. The face is 10 mixture OF porphyry and
quartz showing spots OF low grad. ore Tho
south drift from the raise on the 1900 level was
ADVANCED II feet during the AID is out 4s
feet The face Is in mixture OF cIay porpny nv
andlow grade quartz. Are still engaped in work
on a small streak of quartz above No. ! south
drift on the ! 90 level
The Contra Costa Water Company's dividend OF
bOc per share was paid yesterday
The May flower Gravel Mining Cofnpany's diyf-
cend OF 10c per share was paid yesterday
The Oakland Bank of Savings has declared a
The morning call., 1893-12-21
TEMPERING JUDGMENT.
Recommendation of rercy With the
:: PoIitZer Verdict.

!: Ihe. jury in the United States District Court
:bronght in a verdict of guilty yesterday fore.
noon. in: he Austrian bond scheme against
Ad0fph Polltzer, but accompanying the ver-
diet: Was a strong recommendation 10 mercy
The Recommendation is in all probability
pasee, upon the fact that Poll zer had been mis-
He'd by The Postofice authorities al the time of
maHang MS circulars, about three years ago,
into The superstition that the business he was
engaged IN was not contrary To the laws gov
erntng the mails. While it is a wel-known
*aXlonf Ihat ignorance of the law excuses no
oHepGer, nevertheless this constituted a miti-
gating circumstance.
- :PolitZer will probably receive only a nominal
punishment IN The shape of light fine
The morning call., 1893-12-21

Arrived.
WFDSEsDAy Dec On
Stmr Noyo. LevInson. 36 hours from Hueneme;
1900 SKIS corn, $500 SKIS barley, to Field Stone.
stmr Greenwood, Carlson, So hours from Coos
Bag; l93,975 1T lumber TO Golden Gate Lumber
schr Robert LEVERS Goodman. 2l1s days from
Hcnolulu; % ,3s2 bags sugar, TO Williams, Dimond
f.chr Bender Brothers, vogel, "a hours from
PGnt Arena; 30 eds wood, to Bender Bros.
Cleared.
WEDNESDAY. Dec 20
etmr Lakme. Bonnifeld. Astoria Geo Detrick
5tmr waIIa walla Wallace Victoria and Port
T9wnseno: Goodall, Perkins & Co.
ship Louis Walsh, Gammons, Nanaimo; oregon
Irf Co.
N h bark Cape Horn Pigeon. Sullivan. whaling;
sssrk Carroilton. Lewis. Nansimo; John Rosen-
Bark sea King. Pierce. Nanaimo; John Rossn-
srig W Irwin, Williams. Honolulu; D
t'chr Mary Thomas Koon. hunting and fishing
P1cifc TRADING Co.
ssarks
Sohr Star Of Freedom. johnson. hunting and
fSalng; VIM Johnson.
Sailed.
WEDNESDAY. Dec 20.
Stmr Columbia. Bolles Astoria
Stmr Los Angeles, Leland San Pedro.
Stmr Arcata, Reed. Coos Bay.
Stmr Lasme Bonifed Astoria.
stmr Excelsior, Higgins. Eureka.
Stmr Pomona, Hannah. Eureka.
VIII stmr Naysrch. Cook. whaling.
Ship Francis, Doane, Liverpool
VIII bark Cape Horn Pigeon, sullivan, whaling.
Sehr Mary Campbell Bodega.
Schr JAS A Garfield, Pamgren. Shoaiwater Bay
Telexraphic.
POINT LOBOS-December 20-lO PM-Weather
cloudy; WIND. nE velocity. IL miles.
Shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day are the Oceanic for China
and Japan, WslIa Walla for Victoria and Puget
Sound and weTott for Eel River.
Steamers to arrive to-day are the Mariposa from
Sy dney, Mackiaw from Tacoma. Humboldt from
Humboldt Bay, Point Arena from Mendocino
Daisy Kimbail from Fort Bragg Bonita from the
southern coast snd Gipsy from .he Salinas River.
the ship Loiis Walsh loads coal at Departure
Bsy for this post or san Pedro.
The st Francis takes for Liverpool 65,737 ctls
wAeat, valued 81 $70,66S.
Spp
schr Pioneer. from San Marcos Island for San
Francisco.
Per 6reenwood-Dec ls. 81 miles OF North
from Coos Say tor San Francisco.
Domesti- I, rita.
FORT BRAGsj-Sailed Dec 20-Schr Daisy Kim.
ball. for San FRANCISCO
GRAYS HARBOR-Sailed Dec 20-Schr Otillie
Ford for San Francisco.
MENDoCINO-Ss'led Dec 20-Stmr PIT Arena
for San Francisco.
Arrived Dec 2O-Schr Electra hence Dec IL.
SANTA BARBARA-Sailed Dec 2O-Bktn Eu-
reka.
The morning call., 1893-12-21
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Dec 20.-wheat was quiet and steady
and fluctuations were confined to a range OF Csc
closing firm at "a higher than yesterday. Receipts
$4,000 bushels; shipments 10000 bushels.
CATTLE
Cattle-Receipts. IL, 600: slow and unsettled: top
sales, So so: useful steers. 81 1905 10: Others
s. 1904 rs: preterreu Texans. SO 20@3 90.
Hogs-Ret eipts. 27.0O0: 5@tnc lower; rough
and common 81 g. "a 40; packers ana mixed,
81 SO@4 95; prime heavy and butchers ,5eights
SbG5 10: prime light, S5@15 10
Sheep-Recelpts. 1000: slow and weak: CON-
mon to fair mixed ewes and wethers $2@3 SO:
good Westerns. 81 9U@3 SO
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
wheat Is firm; cash. 6I1ac; May. 67c Corn
steady: cash. 347sc; May. $500. Oats, firm;
cash 27s4c; May, 30ssc. PORK, firm; January
Sl2 221e; May. Sl2 37I5. Lard. firm: January
81 So: May. ST 4TIa. Ribs. firm: January. SO 321a
MAY. So 40. R,e. 4511c. Barley nominal. Flax
81 49, Timothy. 81 Is.
The morning call., 1893-12-21
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM E>~a
j Ocean Division-and PACIFIC COAST AEAT3
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from
spear wharf, at 10 M. for the above ports
one of their Al iron steamships, viz:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Oct- 6. 16 26. Nov.
and D.. :. Is. IS.
CoLUABIA-oct. 1. IL. 81, 81, Nov and Dec
10. 20. 30
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
and other diverging lines for all points In Oregon,
Washington. British Columbis. Alaska, Idaho
Montana, Dakota, Utah. Wyoming. Yell owstone
Park and all points east and south and TO Europa
Fare to Portlano-Cabin 3l6; sJeerags. So:
round trip, cabin, $50.
Ticket ofhces-1 Montgomery Sc. ana faiaco
HoIel, New Montgomery ST.
Freight ofhce-20O California st.
GOODALL. PERKINS d CO., Supt. Ocean Line
1n 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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PICTURESQUE CALIFORNIA" See mex
Sundays CALL.
There Is No Such Crime.

Julius Lasker, who was arrested on Monday
night al the TivOI Opera.hOuse AT the instance
OF Mrs. Krelng and charged with "trespassing
on the rights OF another" appeared before
Judge Conlan yesterday. The Judge dismissed
the case remarking he could find no such crime
on the staIute-books as "trespsssing on the
rights of anOtherv
The morning call., 1893-12-21
NORTH CT RMAN LLOYD s. s. GO.

SPREE, HAVEL, LAIN, TRAVE, SAALE. AL
LER, EMS, WERRA, FULDA. ELBE,
KAISER WILHELM ii.
New York. Southampton Bremsu. The rast ex-
press steamers of this company sail every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY. Landing passengers in
southampton in 71a days or less from n ew York.
These steamers celebr ated for their speed and
the comfort afforded passengers.
ROBERT CAPELLE, Gen. Agent for Pacific
Coast, l1S Montgomery street. under Occidental
Hotel San Francisco. ja7 1y THU
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RAILROAD SHARES.

wbeat-December, &C
FIour-Steady.
Hops-Quiet-
Copper-Quiet: Lake. $40 80 asked.
Lead-firmer: Domestic, SS 80
Tin-Quiet; straits. so 65 asked
Spelter-Sieady: Domestic. 8S so.
Cofee-OptioDs opened points lower to points
higher, ruled exceptionally duh and closed inac
tive at sails points net decline. Sales 4750 bags
December. SIT so; January, Sl6 SU@i6 e6;
March. S16 10@l6 20; June. Sl6 35. Spot Rio
steady; No. z, lSi4c.
Sugar-Raw shade easier; refined steady.