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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-02

in profusioD, giving the rock beautiful
fretted appearance. The remainder OF the
exhibit is of equal excellence and will make
q fine showing at Chicago.
Professor burden, curator of the Mining
Bureau, has received the photograph OF
specimen of gold weighing six pounds,
which was found last week in Ell Dorado
County. The parties who found tile speci-
men will not tell where the find was made.
as they desire the location OF the discovery
kept secret just now.
The exhibit sent from the Mining Bureau
has reached Chicago and is now being IN
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CHICAGO, April Wheat was quiet and opened
unchanged TO 4c higher, but declined ~ in SYM
pathy with break o. S71Sc In pork 81 10 in lard
and Soc In ribs, ruled steadIer and closed at c
lower than THURSDAY. The break in provisions is
the result OF the longs selling out IN view OF a
heavy decline in the price Of hogs. Receipts,
l4S 900 bushels; shipments, Al 900 bushels Kye
47c. Barley. SIC.
CHICAGO, April l.-Wheat-Cash, 75L2c Corn
39Ssc Pork, Sl6 1213. Lard, 80 80. RIBS 50 O21l
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Sunday Music in the Park.

This afternoon the band in Golden Gata
Park Will render the following selections of
music:
Fest overture. "Temp eweihe".. KeIer RsIs
Aubadc, ''Printaniere'' ............ sco-ahe
Grand selection. La figlia del Regimento'i
waltz, beautiful May. ..........,..... Stransr
Caprice. THE Awakening OF the Lion" Konfzky
Overture, "Ruy Blas''. .......,.,,... MendrIsSoh,
Fantasia ''CaYallerla RuStlcana," ending with
the celebration church scene. .......... Mascaenl
''lufammatus." from ''Stabat Mater -. Rossini
~Siegiried," arranged by Hartman. .......- Wagner
March, Les Gladiateurs" (hrst time). -. H Senee
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General NIerchandise.

BAGs-oaeuttas June and July, 8Is9stac; Wool
Bags 3OLs6p32c.
CORDAGE-Pure Manila Rope QuotabIe at lie: 70
thread. 12c; and thread, 12c; Bale Rope / u
Gf2c ~ ID mixed Manila Bale Rome loo: C;rana-
vine Irvine. 12c In balls and coils; Hop TwIne
1ll2c; Lathyarn. lie; Sisai Rope SC; i2-thread
12-thread, 91Se;6 and do, Toe; Duplex Bale rope
ge q 10; sisai Bale rope, a@0DLac; Duplex Hon
Irvine, &c; Grapevine Twine balls coils sc; Lath
yarn. Sc q 10.
SALMoN-Alnskan Fish. 1892. 81 IDOL I71S for
Red Columbia River Fish, 81 25@D1 45 Tails and
81 1901 IS for Flats.
SuGAR-The estern Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 55sc . 10: Dry GranuIated.
DC; Coniectioners' A. 49sc y ID; Magnolia. 4ssc;
A, 434c; half'bbls 14c more than b6is, aud boxes
&c
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C--W II EAT------
Port Costa. Stockton. tGity.
Bunk Clearing.

Local bank clearIngs last week were sl4,377. 100,
against 81 1855 ,S7l for the week In 1892 Tn Q
clearings for March S67 lS7 500, against $685.
IoO,Szs Tor March. 1892 The cearngs for the first
three months OF 1893 $lg3, 1923. 7SS. against
l92SSS,o11 during the first three months OF 1892.
Gain for 1898. $i4l,720. Small. but better than q
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers are as follows
BEEF-First quality. eG6l2c. second quality
512c; third do. 46D5c q n.
NEAL-Large o6D7c p 10; small Calves TIS0se.
Dairy Calves. S15(9Sc q 10.
NUT oN-M others. Sl3G9c . u; Ewes, s@sIsc
SPRING LAMB-l21z0I5c a n ~
PuRK-Live Hogs, 71st9T1 "A . n for hs1yy and
medium grain-fed; small fat Hogs. 7@71ac; stock
Hogs. 6G61zc q 10; dressed do, 9ha iOo 8 n
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Exports of wheat.

The wheat export trade is quiet at the moment.
The clearances from this port in March included
only IL full cargoes The total exports 773 4lS
centaiS, valued at Sa7S.0S making total exports
thus far this crop year OF 8. 900 $3.50 centas valued
at $l2,l45,SG3.
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Customs COLLECTIONS.


The local Custom.hOuse collections la March were
s4S7.ls5. making total thus far this year of
Sl7s0 547, against Sl.99o.602 for the same period
1892
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Quotations for grain. millstufs. etc, are omitted
as the Produce Exchange not in session yester.
day.
POTATOES-The market continues to advance.
oregon burbauks sold IN again yesterday River
Reds also did better. Sweets were weak. ew
Potato -. 26pic {; n: 'sts 81 256o2 70 a ctl.
Oregon Burbanks, 81 9OL %; oregon Garnet Chilss
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were only valued at 1902 so The sales Of ChaI-
lenge at ACE; ChoIlar, soc; Crown Point. Toe; Nor
cross. 81: Savage. soc; Sierra Nevada, qOc: Seq.
Belcher 3Oe, and Union. roc represented the en-
tire business In the COmstoek This is about the
ightest volume ever known, and il is 20 be hoped
that something will turn up 10 turn the tide of
affairs
NOTES.
The annual meeting OF the Con- Wyoming Min
Ing Company takes place Wednesday,
The only assessment falling due this week is that
Ophir Friday.
Silver was lower yesterday. selling back to s3c In
New ork and IS isd In London.
In the Yellow Jacket, while pros pecting the
upper levels some is found in small and
old filings. which is being hoisted and shipped to
the Bruins wick mill for reduction.
In the Seq. Belcher the west crosscut from the
lateral drift on the 1900 level 10 feet south OF
north line, Is now out total distance of IS feet.
having been extended feet during the past week (;
the face is In hard porphyry with small streak of
lOw-grade quartz running through 1t.
Following are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
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young Ohio girl has suffered so Severely
from neuralgia that her hair has turned per-
fectly white.
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NEW YORK. April 1.-The stock market was
active and strong to-day from finish. There
were free purchases TO cover short contracts, and
buying for long account was characterized by a
greater degree of confidence than has prevailed for
some time. Professionals generally take hopeful
View Of the situation and experienced lit. difh-
Guilty in advancing prices to-day The decline In
distuiing and cattle-feeding, over per cent, was
owing to the Tact that the stock VIII longer he
in demand for election purposes. The transfer.
books having closed to-day fdled to check a rising
tendency OF the general list, grangers especial y
being In demand. Governments firm. Petroleum
was weaker and closed 681sc.
NEW YORK. Aprh l.-United states Bonds As
llS34 do Us, SS12 Northern Pacific lT14: Cana
dian fachc, s3la: Central Pacific. 26ia: UnionPa
elhc 3SI4: Atchison and Santa re, 30: Wells
Fargo, l46; Western Union, 9i34; silver, SO.
Sterling. 81 S7G4 80.
Wheat April. 7l1zc. Flour. steady Coffee
$40 So. Sugar, SlsG33sc. Hops-Pacife Coast
le@2l nc. Hides, 1212c. Copper-LaK-. ST. 90.
Tin-Spot. $50 80. Lead-DomeStic, 81 27Ia. Iron
sic. Petroleum, 6S1ae.
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Coinage at the Mint

The local Mint coined 81. 100000 last month.
against $2.se0.l7 for the same month last year
The descriptions were 81. 5000 Double Eagles
$3.50, 900 in Eagles and 81 90 900 in Half Eagles
For the first nine months of the fiscal year
the coinage was $lS 1903, l2l, divided as follows
Double Eagles. Sle50O,OOO; Eagles, $26O.OOO;
Half Eagles. S9l25D0; Standard Dollars. $780,
600; Half nollars $I9s. 1870; Quarters, $ll9, OUO:
Dimes S22 Dol
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Sfncks nrGrain

Produce Exchange Grain Inspector Abel reports
stocks OF grain in Cali Board warehouses April /.
In tons. as follows:
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LONDON, April 1.-The Mark Lane Express in It's
weekly review OF the British grain trade says
april begins with English wheat 25s. the lowest
price on record The average price obtained dur
ing March was profoundly dlscouraging. although
granary reserves have fallen off 705 900 quarters
since New Years day. yet prices have receded lOd
with no recovery. The imported wheat supply
anoat amounts to 9. 800 600 Charters
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MARKET REPORTS.
SATURDAY EVENING. April l.

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Grain holiday.
Slight gain In March bank clearlngs.
Decreased custom collections.
Another advance in Potatoes.
Onions steady.
Large orders for Butter
Cheese easy. Eggs lower.
Poultry and Game nominal
First Strawberries OF the season.
Citrus Fruits dun.
Asparagus and Rhubarb arm.
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HUFNINb n
40 8 Gasiisht 72Iz 100 Cal Electric Light %:
100 Hutchinson Co. Ga; 200 DO, 6ss 400 Oak
land Cas- ~
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San rrano,.e.

STEAMERS. DESTINATION SAILS. IwuRv
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Portland's Bust
The British Grain Market.

PORTLAND, Or, April |1.-Clearances S274 900:
balances. 81, 900
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TO ELECTROTYPERS
sun AND TIDE TABLE.

Computed by THOMAS TESNENr. Chronoueter al
instrument Maker. California street.
sign OF the Wooden Sailor.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08

Mr.. J. NJ. Wester, OF Sulphur Springs, Tex,
highest duties accorded to man: that OF res
euing a misguided son from the effects Of bis
own sinful error. It will be remembered
that some months Sgo one Wester attempted
to secure money from the First National Bank
on q check purporting TO be sigued BY Capt
J. w. Bryan; bis scheme was frustrated
through the vigilance of Cashier Williams,
the young man was arrested, carried almost
immediately before the court, plead guilty,
and was sentenced to hard labor for q term
Of three years on the charge Of forgery,
almost before the general public became
aware of the crime. Bis father is here, first,
to see If there were any mitigating circum-
stauces connected with the crime, and second
ly, to see If, in Louisiana, justice can be
tempered with mercy. He has succeeded be-
yond bis most anxious hopes. Mr. Williams
has written to Coy Foster and to the Board of
Pardons, aud Judge Fournet, we understand,
will lend the great weight Of bis name In an
endeayor to secure the young mans release.
Mr.. WesteT has specially commissioned US to
extend in his name his deepest, truest thanEs
not only to these gentlemen but to every
resident Of our city with whom he has been
thrown in contact for their kind and symPa'
thetie treatment since his advent among US
| BE hegs us to say that his reeollections OF biz
sons terrible error are obliterated under hif
\ overwhelming sense Of gratitude for the
kindness shown hin. In this connection VIC
would say that while District Attorney Millel
withheld his signature. he feels deeply the
trying position Of Mr.. Wester. Mr.. Mile
adopted rule not to sign applications fol
pardon unless under extraordinary circum
stances, and this rule Is perfectly good snE
praisewortby. ......
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08
sI.so.


The above represents the amount which
hxes tines for fights among the eouncilmen,
and once more His Honor's good old horse
sense comes 10 the front in making the fine
Hight. The city Legislature met in extraordi-
nary and lively session last Monday night,
and the facts ID the case are about as follows;
Some tine sinee Dr.. D. E. Lyons was elect
ed by the council as city physician and ssnl-
tary inspector. It has trankpired since bis
elevation TO this position that he has never
registered, as required BY law, and Of course
could not legally hold the office. The matter
came before the council at It's meeting Mon
day night, and Councilman MllligAn was 10
for ousting the Doctor without delay. To
dds proposition Mr.. Pos offered 40 subsa-
sate that the matter lay over till the next
meeting. which takes place next "Wednesday
night. Mr.. Gayle seconded this motion as
being one entirely fair TO al parties con
cerned, and at this 5uncture the ship Of state
began to rock on troubled waters. Mr. MILL
gan, without rising TO bis feet or formal,
addressing the chair, began an argument
which Mr. Gayle thought unnecessary, so he
called 4lll 70 lOHutIs ~ thAp Antt 4lNNH -
responded that be desired to oppose MT
Poe's motion to defer. Mr.. Gayle ,thereuponI
Withdrew his objections aud asked @r. Mill
xeu to proceed AT. Milligan began hi
speech with q request to Gayle to keep ht
d--d cut BIT out of the matterp and 70 EN-
phasize his request be upset the red ink
which, AZ every fortane-taller knows, is !
sure sign of blood on the mqoa. MF. Gaytl
held himself ID, simply remaFking that p
would always eiailn me right to debate an
Il question coming before the council. Afte
some other business vac transacted, NJ
4 Miiiigan left the council chamber, follQwe'
Nv M Gayle, who demanded Of hlm q
II apology for hie inspltlng language. Mr
diligan could not see 1t "a those lamps, AM
said 50. Mr. Gayle comes Of . stock whlel
rights its wrongs on The sPqt 70 bic Elgh
shot forth on 4 swift Wait 10 Milllgap's age
Mnligan sat down Wlth dun thad, the hgb
Was ogeF, and the rcd ink prophecy was 81
flled
When Che boys around towu heard q "a
afTsir they raised purse q $50 e help ~
Gayle out, but Mayor Crowley theught
dollar and hity esnts Was amply antlieienl
! and ss Hilile had that apeh ip his elothel
lhs hne vas paid and the matter ended.
gaFU ara lIipnb al fhe Eaise Ci6y saloon,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08

Mrs. Medora Jessen. daughter Of Capt. d.
Coos. died in the city Of New Orleans on the
4th inst. and was buried in the family grave
yard at Goosport last Wednesday. A large
concourse Of friends followed the deceased
lady to her last resting place, and endeaHored
by great sympathy to console the aged father
and weeping brothers and sisters. The
writer feels the death of Mrs. Jessen aeutely.
Years ago when he stood on the threshold of
life, she was dear and constant friend who
in bis absence from home filed the place of a
sister, nor has the wide separation of their
different paths in life lessened the feelings of
love and esteem she awakened in him then.
A good daughter, affectionate sister, true
wife, Ioying mother and faithful friend has
gone to rest.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08

About O'Clock In the afternO on Of last
Friday, just as all hands in the Office were
becoming tired and fretful, pleasant faced
young lady representing Mrs. McKenEie's
family, brought US in q large supply Of deli
eious cake, with the compliments Of Mr.. &
Mrs. NJ. D. Kearney; everything became Sc
rene at once, aud collecting around our only
table ate the healths Of the happy couple. 1t
would not be proper for US to wish a rePe'i'
ton of this delightful treat, but we hope
they viii study up some plan through which
our palates will profit.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08

Mrs. J. B. Mcmahon has gone to San An
tonic to spend the fall ana winter, in hopes
that the change of climate may improve the
condition Of their little son. The doctor will
tough Il opt &c an Old bachelor, among bis
patients here, in the hope that the little one
will soon be restored bright and rosy to his
bopna
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08

We are delighted to be able to say that
Mrs. Eddie Spence, who was 50 badly injured
in the runaway accident last week, is improv-
ing nicely and is considered entirely out of
danger. For several days it was feared her
life must pay the forfeit, and, consequently
we feel doubIy grateful over the cheering
news Of her improved condition.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08

II seems to tickle Dick Wslneleld nearly to
death to think they missed him when they
played that practical Joke on jim Mccormick
instead. Ed Ryan rigged up mock galvanic
battery in his stable put it on a low stool, and
then invited bis friends to take a shock.
Jimmie "bit," aud STOPPING over be seized
the handles Ed standing behind him with
stuffed club, gave him "shock" that loos-
ened his teeth Live Wire James We
thought newspaper men were too smart to be
caught so easily.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08

Having decided to 90 into business with
my son in Brenham, Texas, therefore offer
my arge stock Of jewelry. watches, clocks,
giiverware, fddles, aceordeons and other
musical items, also my stock Of toys, crock
cry glassware, vases, statues. baskets. tlne
assortment of lamps, aud other articles too
numerous to mention, Tor sale positively at
cost for cash at my store on Ryan street.
2Otf Jos. EOKART.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08

A fine line of fancy goods consisting Of
Lawns, Challies, Satteeus and other season
able dress goods, splendid line Of white
goods, embroideries, laces, trimmings.
Ladies' aud gents foot wear, high and low
cut shoes all prices. Gents furnishing goods
cheaper than any other store in the city
MRs. r. OPPENHBIMER,
Railroad Avenue.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08

DR.. PIERCE, DENTIST, over the First
National Bank. has a neat and pleasant
office. The Doctor is a graduate from
the American Dental College, of Chi
cago and those who have need for
dental work Of any chafaeter, need not
be afraid of intrusting it to him.
Prices reasonable. 39-3m
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08

l have the management OF Waters Pierce
oil business In this city and WeetIake, Lock
port and Goosport As we'll will DO my
utmost 10 please the trade and respectfully
solicit your ordAfs which will hsYe prompt
attention, and aeonhnuanee Of your puRiness
Will very greatly obllge you're very ~ iIhi
r. p. FORESTER.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08

The Lake Charles Kids played the Westlake
Kids great game Of ball last week. We
regret that our reporter was not present to
write up the game, but the score resulted
favorably To the east side boys.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08

Among the incidents of childhood that
stand out 10 bold relief, as our memory re-
Ferts 70 the days when we were young, none
are more prominent than severe sickness.
The young mother wildly remembers that IL
was Uhamberlsin's Cough Remedy cured her
OF Group, and 10 turn administers 1t TO her
own Offspring and always with the best re-
suits. For sale BY M. b. Keamey.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08

DC. &. %. Certain Corn Cure,"
removes GOrns, Warts and
RuIai9nS, Warranted. See thai
&c. C. or is blown In every
bottle. Take no other.
Sold by N. d. KeRFpey.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08

Mr.. Dosite Vincent claims that our article
Of last week does him aD injustice in 80 far
as the question of days work u concerned.
He tells as that 40 far IS The amount Of
actual labor is concerned the time a. given BY
Us Is too snail, and thai hiS attendance on
the police jury, when he Is not required 70
perform any clerical work, amounts to many
DAYS more. The tune, for instance, when the
assessor Is goinE over the tax Lists with the
parish solons We are perfectly willing 70
believe Mr.. yineent's statement ana stape
eoareeted Is to The smount oi labor per
formed. We do not believe no q getting one
cent too much money when We take into con-
Alteration All the surrounding circumstances.
Think Of mao being compelled to az fer
asys Brsti6g aud Te-wrltlag areary documents
that arc 81 10 earthly service, and shout The
only excuse which can be offered tor their
being thrown Oh the world Il that the clerk
is paid BY the year and tbe printing costs
notblngi But right here Ne Wish % make
this point; oar parish legislature y paia 65
tss dag ana every dsy they arc ila aGsslon costs
u, besides the agony, 80 in money We
feel sure that more time q wasted than there
Il any ueeesaltY; but the entire matter q one
~ snal m0ment we wieh u assure our
friend Mr. Vincent that any eFltlelEms W
may have made Wsrs not Intended as any re
aeotion upon ahs CLERICAL forces be earns hli
salary 4 q were tEiee as great.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08

ERaiIway Time Table.
.EOR PRINTING.

rTIHE ECHO OFFICE has first-class outfit for
JOB PRINTING, in all its branches, and
those wishing printing done viii consult their own
interest by calling writing for estimates, prices
etG,. before giving their orders.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08

A trial will convince the most
sKkepGicaI that a.. g. q. Certain
Cough Cure" IL the greatest
remedy extant for the cure
of LaiSriPpe, Group, Coughs,
Colds, &c.
sold bY N. D. Kearney.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08
AmfonnnaEe Rotating KF0cASAnS
a5hafr Ean5

No battery no motor, no dangerous eAl-
rent; nothing To get out Qf ORDER 9op nave
only to fock b produce ap fnFig9rAll1k
breeze. Can be easily attached sqi oF es
lacked fioN any rocking eheir p eftfse.
Mothiag like Il fQT rocking tte baby " elssp
or blo@lno fbe isIes and faosqait0as away. II
VIII last F6n ted rears aud is almost inqM-
tfuetibls Il has 10 be aied te be appreet-
htee Eome aud try s. en- e1bip'tsQp A.
Mkt chAg6asH's AElQA saqFRs
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08

Harry Drshe, ,-Jss. L. Dry, W. z. Nelson, j..
E. Cummings, Mcknight Bros, A. D. Ben
jamin, III Laurel street, Baton Rouge, W..
7. Thomas, NJ Benoit, @. W. Chsppell. have
our thanks for new subscriptions for the
week
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08
EnecfaI Services.

Special services will be conducted at the
NJ. E. Church, South, for the benefit Of the
elderly people of the church and vicinity, on
the tecond Sabbath in September, at II q. m.
All are invited to attend.
H. W. MAY, Pastor.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08

go. e, g. Certain Chill Cure1
A pleasant 10 lake nRad harmks
Hess. Children Hike n, ssmarnM-
teed 81 care Ghllfs and Fever
No guPe=N9 GRYs
ao4a 10 Al n Ranrnav
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08

LftsC. q. C. Certain Chill Care"
IL NOT the best remedy You have
ever used for CbiBls and Fever
your money will be reminded
Pleasant 20 take.
Sold by NJ. D. Kearney.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08

The king OF RIi Cough Cures
Is sc. b. o. CerGaia Cough
CuPe.w II cures Coughs, Colds,
HOaFseness, Group, AnfAuenza,
Bronchitis, &c, where other
remedies faii.
Sold by NJ, .. Kearpey.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-08

Children like 10 take g @. q. Ct.
Certain Chill Cure" the pleas
anE and guaranteed eure for
Fever, AgSic and Malaria Eset-
ter fEaan Quininc.
sola Nv M b. Kearnev.