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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-14

Archbishop Satolli's most important
errand has been 3 o settle the heated con-
~troversies raging about the school ques-
ton, He has communicated to the Cath
olic archbishops an eminently wise and
reasonable ACCOMPLISHMENTS. IT distinct-
~ acknowledges the educational func-
tons Of the state and approves the Amer
lean public schools. In practical effect
this letter makes it permissible for Cath
olic parents TO act upon their own judg-
ment IN selecting schools Tor their chill
dren. II merely insists that The parents
and priests should zee that Catholic chill
dren have regular religions instruction
outside OF school hours IL they attend
public schools. The "Faribault plane Is
fully sanctioned a. an alternative. In
cases where parochial schools OF d good
quality rs the public schools can be af-
forded, and where local circumstances
make II appear that the public schools
are anti Catholic in their influence and
teaching, the separate system Ii advised.
The archbishop has spoken with full
authority. II is q great victory for Arch
bishop Ireland and the patriotic Ameri-
can wing Of the church. popeIeo and bis
advisers have evidently mastered the real
situation In the United States. The holy
see has INTERVIEWED in favor of American
Catholic parents, who can no longer be
restrained from sending their children TO
the public schools. The Catholic church
viii be stronger by far when. iii the spirit
Of Archbishop Satolli's stateemanlike adj
dress, 1t accepts the institutions Of this
eountry.-W. T. Stead in Review Of Re
visxx.
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Notice or school Elecfisn.

Notice is hereby given that ON Tuesday, April
l6thsle03s a9reeable 70 the statute provided, win
be held An election In the city OF Madison, South
Dakota, for the purpose Of electing the following
officers; f4 ss a.
frst eaxG, to dll vacancy,
One member Of the board of education from
first ward, full term,
One member Of the board OF education. from
second ward, %1
Two member Of the board Of education from
third ward,
Two members Of the board az education nom
fourth ward. II
The boiling places for said election are estao-
lished - folIOwa.
First ward at the court house,
Second ward at the city hall, .ts
Third ward o. Buttonss nour and feed stOfe.
Fourth wsrd ~ the once OF the Lake Park aiv-
cry barn.
Polls will be opened at Q O'Clock q. n and
closed a. O'Clock p. "a. Of said day.
BY order Of the city council.
ELHsR SHsRrDAN,
(seall City Auditor.
dated this 9Th day Of April, A. D.. 1891.
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me Young People Az rsuns.

Sad as Prince Hamlet. the young man
said That TIE saxth WIS growing old and
bald; that IL would soon have to wear
false trees and leaves; that III the volca-
noes had ths asthma. and that New
Workers were condemned for life 10 hear
''The Huguenotss and Lucias snd
''Trovatore.r He said Also that all the
beautiful Illusions were gone, leaving
the world \ prey p mjcrobes, but While
be talkb@A yoqng sMome9 aDned
whose golden eyees we're ful Of sparks,
and his father replied, Eyes, the earth
y Cd sb4t ryb1ng - The yonag
peoplsfslNeW Y6fk Tlmes.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-14

A scene In 4 picture gallery shows .
model modelT' In D man who serves a.
o model for an artist and who in the
artists absence explains the pictures to
q lady visitor.
'sEromwhom did Mr.. McGiip paint
that head2s
From yQurs obediently, madam. I
sits for the ieds of all i'd old men,
HE must find you q very useful per-
SON.
Yes, madam; | order his framss,
stretch HE eanyass waah ~ his hrushes,
set his palettsand MIX his colors. All
he's got TO DO u TO shove EN- onion
don Tit-Bits.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-14
Presto. chan<ei

Youth-Sincethe opening Of the sleigh
ing season / wear out my right glove be-
forpfthe left In In the least .njured.
Glover-Why don't yos. get her TO sit
on th- other side part sf the timef-
C1othiers and Haberdashers' Weekly.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-14
ScrOfula

"After suffering for about TWENTY-FIVE
years from scrofulOus sores on the legs
and arms, trying various medical courses
without bene6t, 4 began 70 use Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and . wonderful cure was
the result. FIVE bottles sufflcedT 10 re-
store me to health. H--Bonifacia Lopez,
sal 4. commerce 81, San Antonio. Texas.
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$50
For the year ending December 8f,,,A. u. 1891, Of
the condition and affairs ef tbs Homo Life In
surAnce Co., q Brooklyn. M organized nm
derahelAwaof the state or New YORK made
70 the auditor Of the sfate u south Daiols, In
pnSrnan CT Of the laws OF said state.
Organized or incorporated April 30, 1860.
commenced business May 1, 1855.
Amount OF Capital stock 81 50.OOO 90
Amonht ~ Capital stock actually
Pata IN cash l,250,Ooh.OO
III. Assets OF the company
The value Of It's real estate Is......S 81 ,6ss.& %
Cash ON hand in its ofice is ~. ...... i,s44.29
The cash on deposit IN bank 10 tgive
name OF bank or banke). .......... 137, 299. 10
Stocks and bonds OF United otates
4 and all other bonds owned by com.
pany, fowl: marAet aiue...... 3,29i .717J00
Amount VI Joane secured by nrst
mortgage ON real estate -. 2y6C0, 332. %
Amount OF ri. other bends and l0Ans. 7bl,s87.g2
Amount Of premium notes ON policies Y
Amount q inserss. due and unpaid. ss,,sss-@
All other ssc aritses J. .......,... 4f1,I5a.06
Tossa ASSET. .ss,oss,s@.as
III. Liabilities
Value Of outstanding policies. q. 15l .644.0o
Amount Of i0eees due aud nupaid 4y5q0O 90
Amount Of dividends unpaid. $500. l3,Sy7.5
Amount OF all other exciting claims
against the c0mpany....... 3,065.1b
Tosa, liabilities .ss,s s, 1os. =
~. Income OF the company during the year
Amount OF net CASE remiume re-
Amount Of premium notes received 47,sis.o4
Amount OF interest received from all
Amount received IRON ali other
eoufcee u,fsc o.
Total income
Amount raid for Iosssr. 7i4.477.s7
hoIders. 1885, 37. 40
zonnuue N afSsrkhoIdara IL M IN
paid 10 agents aso,7s4.oe
and other perqnieites. .... b3,2O6.11
Amount paid Tor taxes...-.~.a.. l3.7g4.b3
Amount pAId Tor surrendered policies i09, 10
Amount Of all other psyment and
expenditures -. ..... s-t..ts.-.. co,oso.io
Total expenditures 8. 4ss. sqs.s9
vi. miscellaneous:
Grea teet amount insured on any one
Am ns dspcsissa ii other states or $1,000
ssss,.ssisS . !. sss ssno.n ior II Po ssss
stsss d tsfritory; ID New York5.... 100000
Whole amount Al spremiIrns recelyed
= pr rem ths state eli south Dako-
wseis nanSsr ssfpolissss i.sasd dins.
An ass sss q issGi;ass ssssisd merely Assoc
esosgs 4. Rlplsy, Psssiasat, Nd Eiiis y.
sonDany. beiDe Hdnly won oppose md ssy
sssssnsns b III sdAiss d ala ocnpssy; III
cwnss b q eat oas nsndrsa thoasand dclials
81 g ii ~. ss saos ssp': Ma 'R sonss. 3 = e ss.s so sss'g d
sssik acas,s "a snoass IL wSisS1tSs ss4s 1
ssass y ssis s i& sass 3 Is, 49, as'ss'ssa S
sltpxiR s.s;..ssss1 !,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-14

STATE II South Dakota, Once or Commissioner
Of School and Public Lands, Pierre, d ID, Jan.
81. 16g6.-Notice h hereby given that on the 18th
day ~ April, 169a, al the unEold school Isnds In
the county OF Lake viii be offered for lease as
public auction 70 the highest bidder a the 'front.'
door Of the court house in said county. said
leasing Will be- held between the hours of ten
o'clock o. m, and 3 o'clock =. m. ~ each day
until I'll tracts Of school lands have beeh o1esed
Tor tea<e. 80 sTHOS. r. RUTH.
Commissions Of School and Public Lapds
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rheumatism

sf5f ssvsfa y51Tss j xss 6oubls1
with in1ammatOFy ~rheuInatism. being -
bad e times - 70 be entirely helpless.
FOR the - tNo y1ar4fwheHessr n nit
the e1Sets il - diSS&feb ! b<San 10 e. 10
Ayers 6ax61parifla. at6EhAve M ~ >
spellfota1ong time.n-K Z. HanshrG6&h,
Xix b. W.
ForalIhlOod dlaeaeeesth9
best gemody u
Ayers
ss::Rss:s Y ~ l.;..; 81 /. Iss ss:si -.
cures oehoFo, will cureyou
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-14

For the year ending December 3f,,A. u. 1891, OF
the condition and STAIRS Of tbs Homo Life In
surance Co., of brooklyn. N. r.. organized nm
der , lAwaoft the state or New YORK, made
10 the auditor ofthe sfnte Ut south Dakota, In
purrnAnc CT of the laws OF said state.
Organized 0r Incorporated April 80, 1860:
commenced business May /, 1885.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-17
THE STOCK MARKET.

There was nothing new In the market yesterdav
and prices continued heavy. No news was received
from the Comstoek. They still hard at WORK
cutting out tor station on the 1865 level OF OnbIr
and It Will take some time yet TO finish the work
and put the hosting engine In place. They are Also
busy In opening up to the 1900 level OF the Con
Cal q Va. Latest advlees from the Poiosi are
less favorable than few days ago. The bunehe
OF that wereiencountered In the north drift ON
the 1000 level show less value and are graauallv
pinching out.
Trading opened very dull yesterday and s,Ia.
were mado in Becher at Toe ChoIIar 5Oc Con cal
& Va. 50 50, Crown Point 55c, Hale a. Sorcross
81 10, Mexican 81 30. Potosi 81 80, Savage s5e
Union csc and Jacket soc. 'N'
After the call trading Stacked off and was very
dull on the ESQ 2. NJ. call. when only nine stocks
with total of 500 shares, were dealt in
After the cali prices were 1--WE cents better but
trading was dull at the close.
NOTES.
The annual meeting OF the Hale & Norcross has
been called for March y.
The annual meeting of the Western Rect SMEAR
Company has been called for March l.
Silver was stronger yesterday, selling up to S3zac
IN New YORK, aud 80 7-l6d In London 20
The Turner Gold Mining Company has Ievied ant
assessment OF 80 cents per share, deiinquen
Aprii4
Tho State Investment and Insurance companv
has declared dividend of SO cents per share nav
able Immediately = -
The Eureka and Palisade Railroad Comnanv re
In transit to Salt Lake for treatment l2g3 tons
OF which came from the mines of this district and
% tons from Dennis McAllen of White pine dis
trict The shipments from Eureka district " ere as
follows: From the Diamond mine. B4l tons:
Eureka Con-, 384 tons: Jackson, SO tons: Rich
mond, ~ tons; Bullwhscker. 50 tons and Ham
burg. Al tons.
Following are copies of the weekly reports Of
operations In the Gold Hi mines which were flied
at the local olices yesterday:
JusricE-The south drift from the north stope
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-17

Shipped to the wsshoe mill during the past week
16I tons aud $50 pounds of ore the average battery
sample of which was sl7 so per ton.
CROWN POINT : The west crosscut from the
southwest drift. $50 feet south OF the shaft th c
400 level. is out 293 feet. The face is in mixture
OF clay, porphyry and owgrade quartz. Have
teen engaged in ttmberng and repairing this
cut Ar following the streak Of pay north and
south from the raise that was put up from the sixth
floor the 100 level, and are stopiDg out about
four carloads OF ore per day
CHALLENGE Con. AND CONFIDENCE pros
pectiDg in the upper levels OF the mine. Some ore
Is being found In streaks and old filings which IS
being shipped TO the brunswick mill for reduction.
BEL cHER-on the $50 level the south drift from
the west crosScut is In So feet The face shows a
mixture of porphyry, clay and quartz, the latter
giving low assays. West crosscut ., 100 feet
north OF the winze the Lowell Is ont 30 feet.
having been commenced during the week. L he
face is in vein material, and the east cTosscnt 30
feet north of the winze on this level is out Is
feet The face is in clay. quartz and porphyry. Or
the 300 level the east crosScat from the south stope
is out 80 feet having been commenced during the
week. The face shows clay, quartz and porphyry.
From the Slopes Immediately above ana below the
300 level we are extracting daily about ~ tons OF
good ore, which IS being shipped to the Brunswick
mill for reduction.
SIG. BELcHEK-The west crosscut from the
south lateral drift on the 800 level IS out ITS feet
It passed through feet of the dyke mentioned last
week, ana the face is again In porphgry.
superintendents was held In Mr.. Floods ONCE
yesterday the advisabiiity OF going back
to deep mining again In order to revive the interest
in the stock market, which is at present very much
depressed.
AT The meeting there were present 1onu w
Mackay j. L. Flood, ID. l.. Lyman. A. G. Hamilton,
w. f. Sharon, r. L. Morrow. AIvinza Hayward ana
ii. C. Gorham.
After considerable disc ussion as to the feasibility
OF the project committee. consisting OF d. H. Ly-
man W. T. Sharon A. G. Hamilton and K. Z. Keat-
ing, appointed to consult with Mr.. Eckart, the
mining engineer. Mr.. Eckart has vast amount OF
statistics at his command concerning The cost OF
different pumping plants and other expenses. and
great deal depends upon his advice In the matter.
1t was the prevailing opinion that by establishing
pumps at three different points yet to be decided
upon, and with reduction in water, wood and
Miners Union rates. the extra expense at
tached to the pumping could be easily overcome.
As 1t will take two three weeks before the COM
mittee will he aDe to It's report matters are
likely TO remain at standstill In the stock ex-
changes
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-17
DUNDON'S CONTEST
Supervisor Heyer's Seat in
Jeopardy.
A RECOUNT OF THE BALLOTS
Scenes i'm Judge Hebbard's Courtroom.
Stafford WithdrawS From
His Count.

The Dundon- Heyer election contest is be-
ginning TO be as exciting as Buchanan
Reads poem, "Skeridan's Ride"
On Wednesday Mr.. Dundon was only
twenty votes away, and yesterday his VIM
chester was fairly in sight
The public had become sUrfeited with the
O'Donnell- Ebert and Seott-McDade official
recounts as well as disguised with their
impotent results. So when Mr.. Dundon
demanded a recount of the returns of the
election for Supervisor of the Ninth Ward,
in which his Republican competitor, Albert
Heyer, was declared the victor by % plural
lily, nobody expected that the result would
be materially changed.
Along with Mr.. Dundon was Mr.. Stat
ford, who was defeated by Mr.. Culver in
the same ward for School Director. The
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-17
A Pestilouse Site.

small party consisting Of Supervisors
Refs, Ryan aud Kennedy were the guests OF
Adoph Sutro yesterday afternoon in n
cruise on the steamer Caroline The Board
OF Supervisors had been invited TO be- pres
ent 10 visit Shag Rock and choose a site
for the Pesthouse, but only the three repre-
sentatives named put In an appearances
There was a plentiful supply of refresh
ments on toard. and although nothing
definite regarding site was accom- plished
the party had profitable and ENJOYABLE
prufen.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-17
GanaraI Mercnandise.
is-CaIcuttas. oasSa6lae for 1898: Wool Bags.

BAGs-CaIcuttas. oasS61ac for 1898: Wool Bags.
38&a3Sc.
Oil - California Castor OIL. in cases. No. |,
81 IS, bbls 81 80 manufacturers' rates): Eastern
do. 81 35 California Llnseed OH bbls boiled. 6Sc:
raw, see; cases, &c more. Eastern Linseed on IN
Dbls, boiled 5-c: do raw. 56c; size more,
Lard OIL bbls g o; cases. 81 Is 4 gal Cocoa SOC
= gal: China Nut. 4y@54c q gal.
PETRoLEUM-Starlight, 1SLac z gallon: Eocene,
Gle q CALM; Astral, lSc = gallon; 1902 Elaine,
23c; Pearl. lse. Water White, refined bulk.
12c: Headlight 1852. cases. 23c; Mineral Illuminating
500. 2Ic In cases: Standard. 11O' FIRE test lie 3
gallon In cases tcaps l7ac faucets and lie in bulk.
GASOLINE ETC. $50 BenZine. bulk. f2L2c p gal:
cases, Use; TAO Gasoline. bulk Use: cases. l9c; $50
Gasoline. bulk, zoe; cases. 25c q gal.
WHITE LEAD-Quoted At 71ac "A 10.
RED LEAD-Quoted AT sc q 10.
TURPENTINE-Firm at SOC y GAL
SUGAR-rhe Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed all 65sc q 10: Dry Graduated
Sc y 10: Coniectioners' A. 44sc Magnolia, 4$sc;
Extra q, 4Ac; Golden G. &c: ID, 3s4c; Standard
A. 4S4c: half-bbs. 14c more than bbls. and boxes
lac more
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-17

MORNING SESSION.
Board-20 Oakland Gas A.; 100 Hutchinson p
Co, 66s: y W alter. 1853.
Street-100 Hutchinson 90, 612; 40 Safe De-
posit, 40
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-20O Hutchinson S Co, z; SO do, Tsl ;
$1,000 4 z Bonds. 8 21a.
street-6O Oakland Gas, A.; zoo Hutchinson p
Co, 7: 20 Pacific Gas Imp. 10.
Over 5000 women in the United States act
as postmasteTs. The largest number In one
State, 463, is in Pennsylvania, and AGO in
Virginia. There are $50 In OHIO, 243 In New
York. 216 in Georgia. 30 In Texas and 200
In Kentucky. Alaska has one.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-17
Builders, Contracts.

Mary Doherty with The Home Building Com anv
to build lot on line OF McAllister street lSI Il
w OF Lyon, 70 by 1877 %; $4,000
j. H. DoIan and wife with n. Kahn to tulld on
lot on $ w corner Of Eimira and Augusta streets w
lO0x100: $ll9G.
Mrs. L. NJ. Blgeow with William f Wilson
plumbing. on N line or Bush street 81 "a w OF
Powell, w S7:6xl37 IS: 5000
Geary Street, Park and Ocean Railroad Comnanv
with Ii. williamson, plumbing, on NV corner OF
Point Lobos aud First avenues. 800 w l2O 8
zoo, e IL II, S 100 f l076; Sll34.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-17
MARKET REPORTS.
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. 10.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS,

THURSDAY EVENING, Fed. TO,
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS,
Silver frmer
Wheat lower.
Barley in better demand.
Corn firmly held. Rye advanced
Oats unchanged.
Beans quiet
Bran marked up..
Potatoes higher. Onions weak.
Good demand for Butter.
Cheese easy.
Eggs exhibit more tone.
Poultry continues firm.
Game weaker.
Mexican Lines frmer.
Oranges dun.
Marrowfat Squash lower.
Dried Fruit aud Raisins firm.
Hogs and Mutton stiff
Turpentine firm.
Sterling Exchange higher.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-17
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses were issued by the

IIObHStb WUIb IocUUu IuU
County Clerk yesterday as follows:
Stephen Scoob0da TO Josie Pausen, 1920.
Samuel Deal Jr. 10 Ora NJ. Snyder, 28-19.
George +. Youle To Cara A, Smith, 1878.
Andrew Karr 10 Minnie Cue. 34-19.
Edward Davis 10 Elizabeth A. Bailey 26-16.
w Schlossmann to Matilda Geriacb, 1922.
Frank Ii. Heider 10 Anne NJ. Coons, 26-25.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-17
English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. l6-The spot market Is lower
at 6s Sd. Cargoes weak at 30s Sd for off coast,
3ls Sd for just shipped and 3Os Sd for nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following :
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter: Feb
rusry. 5s eI9d: March. 5s l0d; April IS l0d:
May, 6s Ad; June, 6s 70 d. july is lad.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Feb. 10 Consols, 9s7s; Silver,
3S 7-l6; Rentes, 93f Toe.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-17
The Divorce Court.

Complaints for divorce have been filed as
follows: Amelia Heller against Dietrich
Heller; Bruno j. Behnisch against Emma
Behnisch; Ida NJ. Hutchinson against
James p. Hutchinson; Mary j. Lott against
Frank g. Lott. and Maggie Schmidt against
John Z. Schmidt.
Judge Murphy yesterday granted Lillian
n. MaeFarlane a divorce from Clarence W.
MacFarlane on the ground of extreme
cruelty.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-17

terday afternoon to have an ugly wound on
the side of his head dressed. Officers Perry
and O'Shea found the man on the corner of
Seventh and Natoma streets, where he had
fallen on the curbstone. AT the Receiving
Hospital it was found that Murray's skull
had been slightly fractured. From papers
found in his pockets he appears to reside at
the PotrerO
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.
TMun

Arrived.
THURSDAY, February Is.
Stmr Corona. Hall 63s4 hours from San Diego;
pass and mdse to Goodail. Perkins & Co.
Stmr Crescent City, Allen. 81 hours from Crescent
City; pass and mdse TO Hobbs, Wall Il Co.
Stmr Point Arena. johnson. Ia hours from Men,
docino. pass and mdse. TO Mendocino Lumber Co.
Stmr Willamette Valley, Storrs, Al hours from
Yaquins Bay; pass and mdse to w Webster.
Stmr Greenwood Carlson, IA hours from Green
wood; 22S NJ It lumber. to l. White
Stmr Gypsy, Jepsen 10 hours from Santa Cruz
and way ports; produce, to Goodall. Perkins Il Co.
stmr Humboldt. EDWARDS. II hours from Eureka
Ias and mdse. TO Kaiish Il Co.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-17
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Feb. 10. - Wheat was unsettled and
opened 4c lower. advanced 1lc. lost like amount.
advanced CSC, weakened and closed 1c higher than
yesterday. The market was governed by local In
fuences. Receipts, 10000 bushels; shipments
$4,000 bushels. Rye. SIC. Barley, 64c.
CHICAGO. Feb. l5-wheat-Cash, 7414c. Corn
421ac Pork $l8 20. Lard - $12 u.s. Ribs
$40 27h. whisky-$l II.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-17

For the per cents $ll2l4 was the best bid In
New York yesterday. his is the lowest price for
years. just one year ago these same bonds were
quoted at &1l7 and two years ago $12l15. The
highest point touched was $l29X In NAV 1889,
since which time they nave fallen II points, or
more than the interest amounted to- The foreign
feeling American securities stronger yester-
day under belief that the gold drain on this
country had about ceased.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-17
San Francisco Meat Market.

No further change. Mutton and Pork are scarce
and firm. Beef is steady. Wholesale rates from
siaugnterers follows:
BEEF-First quality, &c p u; second quality.
512c: third do 4@5c.
VEAL-Large, 6(G7c q 10; small Calves, 712@Sc;
Dairy Calves. SL209c q 10.
MUTToN-Wethers, eI1ac p 10; Ewes, &c.
SPRING LAMB-Nominal.
PoRK-Live Hogs, 7sa@7$4c p ID for heavy and
medium granted; small fat Hogs. 73s071a stock
Hogs, oix@6$4c q n; dressed do. lO1a91Ic y ID.
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------------
BOARD SALES.

Following the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
REGULAR sEssfoN-9 80 A NJ.
800 BeIchr 10 500 II a. n l.l5'90O Savage. IS
200 Choar... 30 100 Kentck... 20 $50 Union .95
200 CC& Va. 235 100 Mexcan 80 400 Jackt 81 %
10U Point. .55l 40G PorOsl.. so
AFTERNooN sEssIoN-2:s0.
100 b & b. ~ 100 Mexlen..I.65I 10 Utah. l5
200 Bulllon... 90 90 Ophir .S5 $50 fJackt 80
100 V..2.35 200 Potosi. .l.30 is ..........55
100 IL IN .2Ol
Following were the sales IN the Pacific stock Board
yesterday:
REGULAR sEssIoN-l030.
100 AIpha lib / 90 Chal C..23llU0 overm. .35
100 Andes lis so Chollar. 30 80 Potosi. So
SO Il Is. LOO 100 Con Y. 3Ol350 .........l.3O
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