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The morning call., 1893-03-19
AFTER THE NICKEL
Old Uncle Dicks Nightly
Search for Coin.
FOLLOWING THE OWL CAR.
With Lantern and Stick DeIving After
Midnight for Cash Dropped
by Passengers.

mnumerable are the occupations OF men,
for human ingenuity has been engaged for
centuries in deyising new ways to make
the honest dollar.
Yet hardly day passes that some new
device is not discovered, and often IN quar-
ters where least expected.
Often the employments of men to exc out
livelihood show the greatest eccentricity ;
vet the supposed freaks pursuing their
calling, however strange, generally manage
to laugh at the rest If the world, who call
nud believe them fools The fools jingle the
dollars in their pockets.
OF all the strange and unheard-Of meth
ods Of gaining q living is that pursued by
an old man who lives in a cheap lodging
house on Sixth and Howard streets, and
who has been a frequenter OF the neighbOr-
hood Of Powell and Market streets for
years He is an odd old character, and his
business seems as precarious and uncertain
as any that could be imagined.
He is known as Lucky Uncle Dick, -
and Is quite advanced in years. His appel
latIOn has not brought him The same dis
tinction il did Baldwin. but he is about as
proud Of it, and Judging from his business
has more right 10 the title than the million
aire hotelman. Though bowed and bent
with the weight OF years, lie still retains
vitality and strength enough 10 be almost
able to scoru the elements, for he is out in
almost all kinds Of weather and principally
in the night time.
In fact, il Is in the night time that he
pu-sues his peculiar calling, and the way a
CALL man discovered it was fiom a CONVEX
sa,ion had with one of the night men on
the Metropolitan Electric Railway. He
said:
The oldest freak in the way Of strange
characters l ever saw or heard of is an old
man around these parts they call Lucky
The morning call., 1893-03-19
Experiments on FIuorescence.

A very beautiful and suggestive expert
meut IN color Combination Is described by
La Nature. The test requires only tum-
bier of water and a small quantity Of fuor-
escine. Its object is to show he beauty of
the respective cOlCrs Obtaiurd from coal
tar, and their possibilities when blended or
contrasted. When the water with which
the lumber is filed has become perfectly
quiescent a few fine particles of fuor-
esclne are thrown upon its surface. As
the small grains descend slowly to the
bottom nf the glass they will dissolve
and leave behind them yellow trains, with
green emaua,ions of the most brilliant
aspect. The quantity Of coloring needed
for the phenomenon is exceedingly small.
While this experiment succeeds to greater
or less extent with all the artificial coloring
IN alters that water readily dissolyes, it is
particularly striking with the fuorescent
coioring substance, such as epsiue. erythro-
sine. etc. The nOn-tuOreScent cOloring ma
terials. such as malachite green, coceine and
French red, give trains of a single color, but
by combining them most effective results
can be produced.
The morning call., 1893-03-19

the cars go so fast that people taking money
from their pockets get nervous, their hands
shake and coins drop. When change Is
given they stop to count it in their hands.
Thousands and thousands ride, YOU see. and
it often happens that coins drnp."
How much DO you make?"
That would be telling, but don't mind
saying make enough TO live. But must
he going now. I've long road to 90.
Good-by, sir I'm an old man, but L work,
/ do"
Good luck to you," said his listener and
lucky Uncle Dick, III age nearing the biblical
limit and with bowed head pearing in the
light spots cast by his dark lantern, pressed
on and went upward with the track.
May he find gold instead of nickels was
the wish of him he left behind.
Strange to say, THE CALL man that very
day. in taking a walk through the
Preside reservation during the afternoon,
met with another experience that showed
how often humanity meet on the same
plane.
1t seems that the QuartermaSter Of the
Presidio reservation has had placed on the
TOadways under military jurisdiction new
style OF gate. TO take the place of the old
Open-and-shut tollgate, which required q
man to dismount from his horse or wagon
to open and shut. The new gate is called
1.-THE bridal gate" and by a clever con-
triYance opens and shuts of its own accord
as the wagon passes in and out. The wheels
of the wagon strike on raised iron bar as
it passes in and ont, and by means of clever
mechanism the sides of the gate raise and
fall automatically.
When THE CALL man approached the
gate he saw small boy leaning against it,
apparently sad at heart.
What's the matter?" was asked. as the
| lad appeared to be almost on the verge Of
tears.
why, they've gone and got a new gate
here, and | won't make no more nickels."
why, how's that?"
We'll, you see, they used to have a gate
here, the old kind you know, one you had
10 get down from your horse to open. You
had TO pull open the bars, then lead your
horse and wagon, thrn.gO back and shut il. -
We'll, what of it?"
What of it? Why, l used to come here
all through the summer months and stand
by this gate. Every time a horse or buggy
and smile at them, and they threw me
nickels. Now l can't get any more because
TIE gates opens by Itself, and the little lad
heaved deep sob
Every afternoon, after school. l used to
come here and wait for nickels, and wait
almost TIL dark. During this winter l did
not come on account Of rain. To-day l was
goln' TO begin again, and now the nickes
are all gone" and the boy wiped silent
tear or his greasy coat sleeve.
Truly this was case of Grabbed age and
youth meeting on the same plane, but going
I'D opposite directions. One was a case Of
youths work begun cheerfully in age; the
other that Of ages work abandoned tear
fully In yOuth--a type of the death and
birth OF generation of humanity.
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A WOMAN'S SCHEME.
She Wanted a Car, but Did Not Quite
Catch On.
Indianapolis New


By long experience women who engage in
the trying task Of soliciting articles for use
at fairs and other schemes of churches
adopted to raise funds have conquered
much of their diffidence, and they 20 forth
boldly to do any legitimate work that is
given to them in that line The Ladies'
AID Society of West indianapolis church
was getting up a fair for Christmas, and, in
the rounds they were making, two Of the
ladies' who were soliciting approached John
7. FrenZe, president of the Citizens' Street
Railway Company. One of them told him
of their mission, described the unfortunate
financial condition Of the struggling little
church, and ended her speech by asking.
Mr.. FreBZel, will you give us streetcar ?"
1t is said that Mr.. Frenzel blushed at
what appeared to him to be the mOnu-
mental nerve" of his petitioners. In
hesitating way he explained that he did not
quite understand them. They repeated
their request, and asked particularly for
car II on the Kentucky avenue line. The
president recovered himself sufficiently to
ask what on earth they were going TO do
with streetcar at a church fair. The ladies
said that they had a way OF making some
money out Of this car. although it was worn
ont and of little further use to the company.
Mr. FTenZel replied that he knew nothing
of the car, but he would speak TO the fore
man about II and let the ladies (wh0se tele-
phone number lie took hear from him later
The foreman reported that the car was
somewhat dilapidated. but would make a
good saltcar, so the church did not get it,
II transpired that a committee oil West In
dianapOis citizens had offered the ladies $50
II they'd get the car off the line.
The morning call., 1893-03-19
THE STOCK MARKET.

Trading IN ComstocK shares very dull last
week. ana prices were generally lower. There WIS
no news during tie week to lessen the gloom that
has settled down upon the street, and unless some
thing Is done pretty TO turn the tide the game
Will be past resurrection
great deal OF hope Is being placed in Mr.
Mackay's contemplated visit to the Comstoct Ii
IS pretty generally believed that work at several
important points is being delayed until his arrival
II such is the there is still hope for in tn 9
ophir winze the present showing, continued for
any length OF time, would in Itself warrant much
better prices.
Con Cal 4 Va, but II rumors are to be believed
they eau show up ore body at any time. on the
1000 level OF the Potosi. the north drift has abou
reached the Chollar ground and the strength in
these TWO stocks leads to believe that they
not yet through MANIPULATING them.
Trading continued very duh yesterday, and prices
o cents lower all round. Considerable Sc 2.
Becher taken In at % conts. and this and
Andes were the two strongest stocks on the list.
NOTES.
Silver remained steady at s3c in New YORK aud
So $3.50 in London.
The assessment on Bodie is delinquent In the
ONCE tomorrow
The delinquent sale OF the Nevada Queen takes
place tomorrow.
Herman Zaiig loft :or the Comstock yesterday.
The following cniciai reports have been placed on
file in their respective Offices:
YELLOW JACREr-WhIle prospecting on the upper
levels some is found in small streaks and old
filings which is being hoisted and shipped to the
Brunswick mill for reduction.
JUsTIcE-lhe south dritt from the north Slope
The So level has been advanced 4 feet during
the past week making its total distance 81 feet;
the face IS I'm iow-gTade quartz Are taking out the
usual quantity OF ore from the north stOpe the
s22 level, the car samples Of which average about
s ton.
BEICHER-On the $50 level we have been tim
bering and otherwise repairing west crOsscut
2. % feet north OF the Wine. Owing the con
tinued strong flow OF water no work mas been done
I'm the south DRIFT from the west crosscut during
the on the 400 level a southwest drift Is
now in J o feet, feet having been added during
the past week; the face shows pOrphyry. On the
$40 level the southwest drift is In 10 feet la wing
been advanced II feet during the week; face is
porphyry. We are daily extracting and shipping
to the Brunswick mill for reduction about Is tons
OF fa1T-grade ore.
Following Are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
The morning call., 1893-03-19
New York Markets.

NEW YORK March lS.-Tbe bulls on stocks
showed more courage to-day than for some time
past. AT the opening they took hold of American
Sugar and Northern Pacific preferred and in the
first ten minutes OF business established an advance
in these stocks of II rs per cent. American SUGAR
was purchased freely by a leading operator CON
nected with the pool, while the change for the
better In Northern Pacific affairs was slgnaIzed by
purchases of round amount of preferred stock for
both short and long accounts. The upward ten
dency OF the market was checked, however by re.
ports of exports OF about 81 100000 in gold on
Tuesdays European steamers. The reaction
ranged from "A to Is per cent, but the weakness
was not OF long duration When the bank statement
WIS published there was decided change for the
better, and IN the rise which followed Industrals
were the most conspicuous, American Sugar selling
Lead to 1914. Grangers, CoalsrS Missouri Pacific
New England and Northern Pacific preferred were
all prominent in the late rise. Government bond s
steady Petroleum was duh and neglected &C
NEW DIRK. March lS.-United States Bonds as
ll212; do rs, ESQ; Northern Pacific. 1883: Cana
dian p ,, s3ts; Central Pacific 261a: UnionPa.
elfc S639; Atehison and Santa re, 35I4; Wells
Sterling. 81 S5Iam4 81.
Wheat - May, 771sc. Flour. steady. Coffee,
S1 1892. sugar, 2zs9S2sc; Hops-Pacihc Coast,
Tiu-spot. s2l 10. Lead - Domestic, 81. iron,
$40. Petroleum. $500.
HoPs.
Hops are quiet few offerings. Best Pacihcs
211ac. small lne OF good brewing States sold
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Sugar-Renned steady and UNCHANGED; raw.
strong; Centrifugal, SO degrees, 3I2c; Muscavado,
SO degrees, Use.
vance Of TO 10 points Sales. IS $50 bags; March,
$l6 90; APRIL $l6 65.
The morning call., 1893-03-19
The Little Girl Knew.
Detroit Free Press


A Wondward-avenu youngster was given
a large doll for Christmas 1t was a thing
of beauty and was attired in the full dress
Of fashionable woman.
"Ob." said a lady 10 the little one, what
pretty doll"
yes, Santa Claus gave it to me-" replied
the kid
at isn't lille girl doll, either; It's a
grown woman. isn't i.?'
Nom, 1t isn't; it's only dolly doll. 1t
isn't woman"
yes, but it is. Look at its dress"
THAT doesn't make any difference. lPs
just little girl doll. 1t doesn't talk all the
time"
The morning call., 1893-03-19
General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcuttas May and June. 61A@6I4c;
Wool Bags. 3OIs6p32c.
CORDAGE-Pure Manila Rome. 1l11c = u; IL
thread lie; and thread, 12I2c; Bale Rope IL IA
"a nc p 10 mixed Manila Bale Rope, Zoe; Grape
vine Irvine. l2c in balls and coils; Hop TwIne
lL5c: Lathyarn lie; Sisa Rope &c: l2-thread
$40 ~ and do Toe 2 10; Duplex rope, sc;
12-thread, 912c; and do, lOc; Duplex Bale rope,
Sc q 10; Sisa Bale rope, 9@9I2c; Duplex Hop
Irvine, &c; Grapevine Twine balls coils sc; Lath
yarn SC p 10.
SALMON-Alnskan Fish. 1892. ST lA6l i7IS for
Red Columbia River Fish, 81 25Qsl 40 Tor Tails and
81 45Gl IS for Flats
SuGAR-The estern Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms cash: Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fiue Crushed all 56sc 2 10: Dry Granulated.
sc; ConieetOnerS A, 47sc 70; Magnolia 1850;
Extra c. 4L4c; Golden &, &C; d. sac; Standard
A, 494c half-bbs. lac more than DDis, and boxes
- nlp
The morning call., 1893-03-19
GELERT IN INDIA.
An Indian Story Which Has Come
Down From Remote Times.

Down From Remote Times.
Allahabad Mail.
The Banjaras occasionally keeps dogs,
and IT was, we believe. a Banjara dog which
gave rise to the Bethgelert legend of India.
The story comes from at least half dozen
different parts of India, the substance being
identical. though the localities differ. This
is how it runs:
"Once upon time a Door man owed a
large sum of money to Baniya, and as he
could pay nothing the Baniya came to seize
his property, but found that all he had was
dog. Well said the Baniya, since you have
nothing else will take the dog; he VIII help
to watch my house. So the poor man took a
tender farewell Of his four-fGoted friend with
many inJunetiOns 10 serve his new master
faithfully and never to attempt to run home
Some time after the dog got TO his new
home thieves broke into the hOuse and took
all they could fad. Though the dog barked
as loudly as he could, yet the Baniya snured
on peacefully, and so, seeing the thieves dis
appearing with the booty, he followed them
and saw them hiding their treasure in
holes dug in the dry bed Of nala. He
then ran home and never stopped barking
until his master woke up. The Bauiya
was frantic with grief on discovering his
loss and was about 10 wTeak his vengp-
aDce on the dog, but. attracted by his
strange behavior, he determined tn
led the way to the nala and began scratheing
at the hole, and very soon the stolen wealth
was again IN possession Of its lawful owner
HE Banlya' delight on recovering his prop
eriy was so great that he wrote on paper,
Y our dog has paid your debt and, fasten-
ing this to the dogs collar he baue him re-
turn to MS old master, and the faithful dog
1ull OF Joy, trotled on as hard as he could 90.
His old master, as it happened, just about
this time began to long for sight Of his dog
and determined to 20 and see how he was get
ting on. When hall way on his Journey he
saw the dog running toward him. lie drew
his sword and awaited his approach, and as
the dog, with little whmper of JOY, sprang
forward TO caress him, he cut of his head
with his sword. crying out: Thou disobed-
eat doGi Pay the penalty of deserting thy
post Then too late he saw the note at
tached to his dead friends neck and was
seized with such Temurse that he fell upon
his sword and died. The man and the dog
are buried in one grave, and any one trav-
cling 10 Haiderabad may still see the grave
The morning call., 1893-03-19
MARKET REPORTS.
SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH, is

SATURDAY EVENING, March IS
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver unchanged.
Wheat futures weaker.
Advance In Barley aud Corn.
oats and Rye unchanged.
Ground Barley marked up,
Hay weak.
leans firmly held
Burbank Potatoes firm.
Onions steady.
Butter In large supply.
Eggs rather steadler.
Strawberries IN from Los Angeles
Citrus Fruits quiet
Poultry nominal. Game firm
Asparagus lower
Decreased Bank C.earings
The morning call., 1893-03-19

young Australian traveller claims to
nave discovered that the waltz was the ere
alton of neither German nor a Swiss. but
Of the ostriches Of Africa. He asserts that
every morning at sunrise these amiable
birds assemble in groups and begin regu-
lar and graceful movement which is none
other than the waltz.
The morning call., 1893-03-19
San FRANCISCO nIe.t Market.

Wholesale rates from sIauehterers are as follows:
BEEF-EItra choice. &c; first quality 6ISc . 10;
second quality, 51s95c; third do. @5c = 10.
VEAL-Large, 697c n n; small Calves Z II GSc;
Dairy Calves, s1aG9c q n.
MUTroN-M eJhers. sl&Gec 2 10; Ewes, Sas15c
SPRING LAMB-l5@ISc 2 10
PoRK-Live Hogs. 1901 n q n for heavy and
medium graln-fed small fat Hogs 71sGlI &c; stock
Hogs, g &c 3 II; dressed do. 100 lOI4c 2 n
The morning call., 1893-03-19
Chicago Markets,

CHICAGO, March lS.-wheat was quiet and opened
"a lower; declined i4c more on disinclination to
trade, free Northwest receipts ana light exports;
advanced Sac; declined i4c. and closed easy at Sac
lower than yesterday. Receipts, 10000 bushels: :
shipments, 5000 bushels. Rye, SOC. Barley 63c
CHICAGO, March lS.-wheat-Cash, 741se Corn
4lMc. Pork, SIT 42la. Lard $l2 10 Rios,
$40 O21p; Whisky, 81 ~.
The morning call., 1893-03-19
sHIpPENG INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived.
SATURDAY March 49,
Stmr Santa Cruz Nicholson, 10 hours from Moss
Landing; produce TO GoOdalI, Perkins & Go.
Stmr Eureka. Leland, ~ hours from Newportetc;
pass aud mdse, to Goodall. Perkins h Co
Stmr Navarro, Anderson, is hours from Navarro;
bound 20 Port Hartford put in land passengers
Br ship Sir Robert Fernle Cannon; 1873 days firm
London; mdse, to Meyer, Wilson N Co
snip Benz Packard, Alien, 1913 days from New
York. mdse. to w Grace X Co.
Nor bark Sbjorm, Halse, $50 days from Greenock
via Laniasch. lis days; 24S0 tons coal, to Meyer,
Wilson & CO.
Bark Nonamtum. Mcclure. Il days from Seattle;
lumber and latns. TO L NJ Herrick
Bktn Tropic Bird, Burns. 81 days Is hours from
Tahiti: pass and mdse, to j Pinot Co.
Schr Einorah, lssacson, days from Humboldt;
IT'S NJ IL lumber. to order.
Mex schr Josephine. Holland, IL days from San
Diego; ballast, to Canton Insurance Co.
Cleared.
SATURDAY March 10.
Stmr Colon. Avery. Panama and way ports; Pac
Mail s Co.
Mic stmr Costa Rica Mcintyre, NanaimO; X
stmr Corona, HALL San Diego, etc; eoodall. Per
Ship Arabia. Macloon, New York; John ROsen-
felds Sons.
Br ship Lochee. Barrett Queenstown; GIrvIn.
Haw snip John Ena, schnauer, Victoria; A
Br bark wythop, Edwards. Burrard Inlet; VIII
Bktn Planter, DOW. Honolulu: Williams, Dlmond
VIII brig Percy Edwards, Hanet. whaling; James
McKenna.
schr Kodiak. Hanson. Kodiak; Alaska CONNER
schT Josephine. Gale, hunting and fishing; P
WI sChr Rosario. Conn., whaling: Wright. Bovine
Co.
Sailed.
The morning call., 1893-03-19
extra clear. $24@25: mess, s2l@22 p Dbl; Smoked
Beef, llSIl14c p u.
ltaEed I5@1ec q II for fair TO choice.


HIDES AND PELTS-HelvY sailed steers Quot-
abe At 734c; medium, 6G6Jac; light fl5fG5c: Cow
hides, 4l1512c e d; saited Kip, &C q 70; sailed
Calf, 7c; dry Hides usual selection, Sc 2 d dry
hlps, sc 4 II; prime Goatskins. 3p95Oc each;
Kids, 59l0c; Deerskins good summer. 37Iac; me-
dunn. 3OG32I2c; winter, 2OI25c; SheepsSins
sheaTiings, lO@25c; short wool, 40DTOc; medium,
70G50c; long wool, 9Oe9Sl 40 each. Cuils OF ali
kinds about IL less.
TALLow-So. rendered. &c q ID Refined, &c;
Grease. 494l4c = ID
MUOL-N Omiua!-uOne here.
The morning call., 1893-03-19
English WHEAT Marhnt

LIvERPoOL March lS.-The spot market IS
firm at IS. Cargoes are higher Mt 2ss Sd for off
coast sos Sd for just shipped 29s sd for nearly
due
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No 2 Red Winter: March
IS SGD; ApTh, 5s 714d; May. IS sad; June IS sd
July, 5s 1Od; August. 5s lOIad
SECURITIES.
LoNDoN, March 1S-Consols 9S 7-l6; Silver
SO 3-l6; Rentes, g6t 52I2c
The morning call., 1893-03-19
Bank CIearinrs.

Local bank clearngs last week were $l4,7l4,14
against l5.o9s.779 for the same week In 1892
The morning call., 1893-03-19
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.

NEW W ES l. EhN hOIEL,
l. EARNY AND WASHINGTON STS.-RR-MOD
~ eled and renovated. KING WARD & CO
European plan. Rooms soc to 81 SO per day 50 to
81 per week, - TO $50 per month; free baths; hoE
and cold water every room; fire CRATES in eYerJ
room; elevator runs al nighL. fel7 WeSaSu Iy
The morning call., 1893-03-19

SATURDAY, March Is.
Stmr Corona Hall. San Diego
VIII stmr Jeanette. Sewth, whaling.
Stinr Colon, Avery, Panama aud way ports,
Stmr HUMBOLDT. Edwards. Eureka.
Stmr Navarro. Anderson. Port Hartford
Bark Nicholas Thayer. Petersen. Eureka.
Schr Roy Somers, Olsen. Coos Bay.
Schr " Witzemsn, Peterson Redondo.
Schr Wm Renton, nansen, Seattle.
Sohr Robert ana Minnie, Farrell. Eureka.
The morning call., 1893-03-19
THE WEEKLY CALL contains serial

THE WEEKLY GALL contains serial
and complete stories miscel-
laneous articles by the best
writer's special articles by
home authors; the news of the
coast; the news of the world
and all that serves to mako a
complete family journal tree
from objection 81 yeax
postpaid
The morning call., 1893-03-19
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

sun AID TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TESNENT, Chronometer and
instrument Maker. California street.
Sign OF the Wooden Sailor.
The morning call., 1893-03-19

MORNING SESSION
80 Water lOOI9; IS Cal Electric Light 221A:
30 do. 2214; Omnibus Cable, as; so Hutchinson
The morning call., 1893-03-19
Following were the sales in the Pacific stock Board
REGULAR srss1oN-lo 30.

10y Be.ehr 90 I0o GC& SO ophr..1a4
go ID ~ E1c1q -.iO 90 PotOsi. Ia
~ ,0 ~ "a =. % loo .....1.45
~ - 90, Vo ~ & ~. Sol5OO Savage SO
~ Oh"i N..'--3 EVU Mehcn So 800 ) SM...25
~ oo ophlr 300 Utah ... 10
The morning call., 1893-03-19
Exchange and Bullion,

Portland's Business.
PORTLAND Or, March 18.-Clearances, $685., 900;
haInncns 80 nnn
The morning call., 1893-03-19
ENNEDY'S
For Spring and Summer Wear !

Obeyng the behess of Dame Fashion Silks have again
returned favor and lady wishing dress in the latest
fashion afford to miss examining this Stylish Match
less and Superb Collection.
The morning call., 1893-03-19
OUR PEERLESS LEADERS FOR THIS WEEK

2OECH PLAIN AND EGUaED CHBEGEAE SILKS worth S Our Price Zoe
2OEH Plain and Fancy ONBER STRIPED TFA SILKS worth 3d. Our Price $500
22CH FINE STRIPE HAEG3ABB MEREEX SILK worth $780, Our Price S16
2lNCH FIGURED CHANGEBLE TAFFE worth Our Price S16
22CH BLOCK SILK MERYEEX With Cred figure worth 90 Our Price StO1
FULL LINE OF FIGURED INDIA SILK latest Designs &c., 76C and S1OO
10 pieces 26ECH BLACK SURAH SILK worth SG.. Our Price Doc
22NCH BLACK INDIA SILK worth &c., Our Price Soc
2N5H BLACK CHINA SILK worth SLOO. Our Price 75G
=SPECIAL =
HNCH BLACK STRIPED SATIN reduced from 59G 26G
FULL LEE 9NCH BLACK AND C0ORBD YELYB will be sold Zoe
SEE OUR SHOW WINDOW THIS WEEK TOR STYLES Ind PRICES
The morning call., 1893-03-19
BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
stock Iosrd yesterday:
REGULAR SESSION. 30 A. NJ
30 Beichr- 10000 Exched 10 500 Savage bn
200 q Is. .l.4OlOO Justice. .1Oe 500 y b n nj Ok
$50 Bullion. d 500 Mexcan. !. as Is5O s Ney On
30 CC&Na.2.35l 100 ODhir.. so 100 Unton Al
sou ..........23Ui 90 fOIo6t. 1 .4biyOO Utab ~
The morning call., 1893-03-19

FLoUR-Net cash prices follows: Family
extras, So 9O4i; Bakers extras. IS sOgl; super
fine, 81 1908 10 2 Dbl.
WHEAT-Futures were several fractions lower
YESTERDAY. SPOT prices unchanged. No.
81 alag 22t2; choice. 81 z3$49I IS; lower
grades 81 lTi&@l 20; extra choice for milling
81 26l4GI 3l14 p eth
CALL BOARD SALES
informal sEssIoS-lO o'oloek-May-IlUO tons
81 265s.
REGULAR MoRSING SEssIoS-May - 500 tons
81 Z65s. December-6JO, 81 323s.
BARl.EY-feed has moved up another fraction
No. reed, Sll4@SS34c = Ctl: choice bright
do. S5c e ctl; DARK Coast. 7fL%4SOC = ou; Brew
ing. s71ac@$1 Ss ctl; ChevaIier. nominal.