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The morning call., 1893-03-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
SATURDAY. March II.
stmr Mackinaw, LittlefsId s6 hours from Seat
tie; $500 tons coal, to P Is Cornwall
Stmr North Fork, Doran. So hours from Eureka;
pass and mdse, to Chas Nelson.
Cleared.
SATURDAY, March IL
stmr state OF California, Ackiey. Astoria; Good
stmr Homer. Butler. Portland and Astoria: Gao
Stmr Eureka, Leland. San Pedro; GoOdall. Per-
WI bark Alaska Green. whaling; James Nc.
BARK Rufus Wood Ryder NanaimO; John RO-
,-.wh bark Bounding BillOw. Ashley. whaling;
Schr jennie wand. olsen, Tacoma and Seattle;
schr John c North, Mahukona; Williams. DimOnd
Sailed.
SATURDAY March IL
Stmr Humboldt. Edwards Eureka
Stmr orca, Sherman, whaling v,yage.
Shipping Notes.
The stmr Eureka sails to-day for Portland.
Steamers to arrive to-day are the Pomona from
Humboldt hay. Daisy kimball from Fort Bragg.
and GipSy from the Salinas River.
Tomorrow the state Of California sails for Port.
land.
steamers to arrive tomorrow are the Oregon from
Portland. Empire from Nanaimo Emily from Coos
Bay and Coos Bay from Newport.
The bark Fresno loads cannery supplies for Kar.
lux; scbr Premier. caanery supplies for UCashis:
ship John Briggs, coal at Departure Bay for this
pert.
Domestic Ports.
HUENEME-Arrived Mar 1l-Stmr cosmopois,
from Newport
Foreign Porte.
LoNDoN-Sailed Mar 10-Br chip City OF 6las-
gov. for San Diego.
HoNG-KoNG-Arrived Mar 10-Br stmr China.
hence Feb Il via Honolulu.
QU UEENSrOWN-Arrlyed Mar 3-Br SHIN Nor
wood, hence Now.
InlpOrtatIon<.
EUREKA-Per North Fork-l cart bdl sacks
3S pkgs household goods.
Arcatall bbls tallow. bdls pelts, l Dbl oil SIX
tails. bbis crockery, cs household goods, 4 erts
furniture, $50 NJ It lumber, 6sl NJ shingles, 20 Nj
shakes.
ConsigneaS.
Per North fork-M leland Brewing Co; Korbel
n Bros; O Nichols & Co: Standard OH Co: w Il
MACK: whittier. Fuller q Co; MacDonough Il Co;
Ciayburg: Chicago Brewery; Enterprise Brew.
& Co; Chas Nelson.
For Late shipping b.tetligsa,s See SeseaA Page
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RICH BUT ADDLED.
Citizens Harassed by a
Crazy Doctor.
A Painter Gets Two Commissions
and Has a Lively Time in Trying
to Execute Them.

DR.. James Scott Leffngwell has caused
no end OF annoyance TO number of citi-
zens, and he is now in the City Prison,
booked as "insane."
He has an Office on Market street, near
Taylor, and ever since Langey's new city
directory has been issued it has contained
an advertisement notifying all and sundry
that he had removed to S21 Sutter street.
General w. Il. /. Barnes resides at this
address, and life has been made burden TO
him and his family by PEOPLE ringing the
doorbell and inquring for DR.. Leffingwell.
who is also an ardent believer in spirit
ualism.
Not only did the doctor lay claim to the
ownership of General Barnes residence, but
he also claimed that the residence of DR.. r.
Fl. Mcdonald, Si3 Sutter, belonged to him.
Between these two residences there is a
high fence which did not please the doctors
fastidious taste and he ordered it to be
pulled down. The work Of demolition was
prevented in time.
The flowers in the front of General
Barnes residence dispieased him and he
was tearing them up by the roots when he
was driven away.
But his worst vaEary was In going to
Jabez S. Swan, the Markel-street painter,
and announced that he had just purchased
the kuss House, and he wanted the whole
interior to he repainted. He also informed
Mr. Swan that he was the owner of S21
Sutter street, and he desired to have II
thoroughly renovated.
Mr.. Swan was delighted at receiving the
commissions, ana busied himself for a con-
siderable time in mixing up paints for the
approval of his customer.
Both jobs were TO be commenced on Fri
day morning last. Mr.. Swan and some of
his men went to the Russ House, while his
partner, Max Stein, and some other men
went to S2I Suffer street.
There was nigh old time at both places
for some minutes until it dawned upon
poth parties that they had been the victim
of a crank or practical joker.
complaint was issued for the doctors
arrest and Detective Anthony soon had him
behind the bars in the City Prison.
The doctor is said to be a wealthy man
and owns a large estate in Ohio. He is a
man about 60 years of age.
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A GOOD PRICE FOR CATS.
Even if They Were Egyptians and
Had Been Mumnified.


In the early part of 1890 cargo of cats
arrived in England from Egypt, having
been shipped by merchant in Alexandria
to a merchant in Liverpool.
This cargo consisted Of twenty tons of
cats. being the remains of 10000 of the
sacred Egyptian cats, every one of which at
the tims of its deceaSe had been deemed
worthyof special EN- balmment into a mummy
and honorable sepulture, according to the
rites Of the ancient cities in that country.
These mummified cats are supposed to
have lived some thousands of years before
Christ. and to have been buried for close
upon 1900 years in the cat cemetery at BENZ
HassaD.
They were accidentally discovered by
fellah husbandman in 1889 by the ground
on which he was working falling in and
disclosing an Immense subterranean cave,
in which they were found. This cave was
tenanted by untold legiOns of cats, all
sedulously embalmed and swaddled in
cloth cerements.
A second consignment weighed nine tons.
There was brisk competition when the
cargo was sold by auction. II eads brought
as much as 4 shllings aud pence each :;
body without head shillings and pence,
while the bulk averaged G5 lis 16d per ton.
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MORNING SESSION.
Board-20 Water qg5a; 90 do eeIh, 90 Pa.
ciho Gas Imp 1858; 90 do. 10. 1884 so do. 1884.
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large bottles of wine. costing So Then
drove home.
The CAV old moon was fuller than ever,
and I-well, we will let that pass.
AFTER returning | went to the Hammam
Bath and with my bath, milk punch, beef
tea and a fee to tile attendant, Ispent ST.
Il was called at O'Clock in the morning,
had cold shower, and went out into the
early morning sunshine.
"Braced up on a small bottle of wine with
Apgostura bitteTs (S2 25), and then had
breakfast al a cost of 75 cents.
II still had money in my pocket, so
went to a stable and took another double
team (SS) / was somewhat tired of driv-
ing, but could think of nothing else to d o.
This time / went out to a high-tOned place
and spent i'll drinks, cigars and the hostler
just 81 %.
when returned to town it was quar-
ter to u O'clock, so / went and had a cham
pagne cocktail to wash the dust down, and
when paid the quarter of dollar for it
went to the Palace Hotel and met Charley
exactly at noon"
Yes" remarked Charley, like Phireas
Fogg he was on time looking sphinx like
and having clear eyes and a rosy glow on
his cheeks. He said to me, Here | am
Then we arranged to meet here at dinner
and he would tell his little story"
We'll boys" said George, 81 have told
1t and here is my list OF expenditures.
sb ba fnllnu-iDu.
The morning call., 1893-03-12
ANGRY CAMPBELLS.
Hot, Wordy Encounter Between a
Judge and an Attorney.

There was a lively scene at the adjourn
ment of Judge CampbelPs court yesterday.
The Judge some time ago convicted girl
named jacobson of petty larceny and fixed
her bail at $500. Attorney A. Campbell
gave notice If appeal and offered two bonds
men whom the Judge refused to accept.
The attorney theTeupOn applied for a writ
of habeas corpns, which expired yesterday,
and he appeared in Judge UampbeiPs court
TO ask for con tinuance.
Judge Campbell refused to grant the con-
tinuance and adjourned the court.
This is a nice court to come to-" re-
marked Attorney Campbell. ~ viii file a
statement that will give you some trouble
yet"
81 Will run this court as I see it," was
the reply.
There should be some consideration
shown to respectable attorneys" retoried
the lawyer.
The case has been standing for some
months and l won't continue it. You
should have been ready" said tho Judge.
well, l hope when you are off the bench
you will experience the same kind of cour-
tesy as you have extended to me-" hotly
answered the attorney.
Il don't care - what you say," said
the Judge. Il am off the bench nOw;" and
he walked toward the angry attorney and
slowly past him, while hot wordy fire was
kept up till the Judges figure disappeared
out of the door.
The morning call., 1893-03-12
A GOOD CATALOGUE.
Real Estate Buyers VIII Find Won
Rheims a Fine One.

RneIn'S FIne One.
The real estate buyer who finds nothing
TO please him in the catalogue Of Won
lthein & Co.'S auction for Thursday, March
%. is difficult to suit.
For the capitalist there is the forty-three
room house I'D Turk street, between Tay-
lor and Jones, with lot 30X137:6 IS, renting to
one tenant at $50 per month. Property
near Market street does not often 20 to
auction, and when il is offered is sure 10
create competition.
For the seeker after q fashionable build
ing site, with marine view, there are the
four lots. one of them with modern nine
room dwelling, on the southeast corner of
jackson street ana Central avenue. sell,
sacrifice or no sacrifice" is the order of the
owner, who is about to leave the State.
But the line of fifteen park lots, four
corners, perhaps will attract the greatest
nun mber of buyers, because the conditions,
one-third cash. coupled with the fact that
the lots are TO be sold If they should not
bring more than $50 per front foot brings
them within the reach of the masses. The
block is bounded by II and l streets and
Second and Third avenues. The electric
cars now run within two blocks of the lots,
and as soon as more cars are finished
probably within two weeks-will run pa st
the property.
A park entrance is directly facing the
block. The chldTeR's playground is within
two minutes walk and the Olympic grounds
are in close proximity.
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REGULAR srss1oN-lO.3O

Following were the sales in the Pacific stock Board
yesterday:
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3S-I n CHI 4 l. l. W 0 o l.
S G OF c II MIXTURES. in
stripes and checks, The price
asked is about the import duty
on the goods.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Dizziness stlll characterized mining stocks last
week Several attempts to advance prices were
made but they were feeble and did not amount 10
anything. The total sales In the San Francisco
Board for the week footed up Only so sou shares
curing the week assessments were levied on ODbir
sierra Nevada ana YeiIow Jacket and other rnm'
panles which are In debt will soon make similar
calis' prospecting goes ON just the same but tbere
nave been no deY elopments FOR long time and nm
VI something Is shown prices will hardly advance
business yesterday was fiat. There was SOM 4
strength In the northenders in the racidc Board
Exchange The close steady.
yellow Jacket is assessed Use.
". X. Eekatt, the engineer of the Comstock pump.
ing committee, VIII visit Virginia City this week
me Granite Mountain mine at Phllipsburg Mont
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KENNE.DYS
LEADERS
-S9-IN-S9<-
DRESS GOODS!

36-INCH CHEVIOT SUIT
20 tents INGS, in plaids. stripes and
per Yard. mix, mixtures; ss: They are really
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CHURCH's BODY FOUND.
The Remains of the Lost Hunter Were
Floating in the Rav.

J. j. Ortley Jr. and his younger brother
yesterday found the body of a. R. Church,
the hunter who was drowned on the Alviso
marshes near Black Point, several
miles from the spot where the body of
Eugene Frost his friend and felIow-hunter,
was found. The body had risen and was
floating outward when it was found by the
Ortleys. who are now entitled to the reward
offered for their find.
The body did not show the usual effects of
being In the water so long, but was very
natural in appearance and the features were
easily recognized by those who knew him.
The remains were delivered to the Alameda
County coroner at Oakland last night,
The morning call., 1893-03-12

the past twenty-four hours was LOS inches
at San Francisco. making the seasonal fall
to dale 1884 inches. The wind on Friday
night reached a velocity of forty miles an
hour in this city, from the south. The winds
verred from the south to the southwest and
west yesterday afternoon. Mr.. jenkins
predicts fair weather for to-day, and says
that the storm is over.
The morning call., 1893-03-12
LACE CURTAINS,

Our values in NOTTINGHAM AND IRISH POINT
LACE CURTAINS are simply wonderful, you
can make large saving by calling on us.
PORTIERES, ,handsom dado and fringe
top and bottom, value at So, sale price
SO 81 per pair; finer qualities at So and $6.
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DRESS GOODS.
STAMPING FREE.

We will stamp free of charge on all materials
purchased in our stores.
Mail orders will have our best attention.
Parcels delivered Iree IN this and netghborlng
cities and towns
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CtDpS Handsome Cloth Capes, in
ohl Lo tan. slate, black and gray,
Ar e. Eoeb very prettily braided, SO
NJ ?t'oV LhOh inches long.
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STOCK. Mon. Tues Nv ed Thrs Fri Sat.
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Bunko- Steerer Arrested.

Detectives Handley and Dawes arrested
another bunko-steerer yesterday. and
locked him up In the City Prison on the
charge Of vagTancy. His name is l.. c.
WoTdell, and he was running Joint at 443
Bush street He was once before arrested,
aud given his liberty on condition that he
leave the city, but he returned and will be
more severely dealt with this time.
The morning call., 1893-03-12
Fire Commissioners.

The Fire Commissioners met yesterday
afternoon, when the resignation of John
Castle. as driver of Engine Company 1, was
accepted. and Daniel Shay was appointed
driver of truck 3. Castle is an old member
of the force, but for the past four years he
has occupied a soft berth in the Sherlffs
office. and after four weeks of his former
experience he has apparently got dlsgusted
with hard work.
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has produced S32 .O0O, 900 In silver and gold and
paid 81 O0O, 900 in div dends to stockholders The
yield OF the mine last year $500, 900 ounces
silver and $500 ounces gold.
The next assessment delinquent in the boards
will he the Challenge Con. OF 20 cents Tuesday
The London, Paris and American Bank, Limited.
will pay dividend OF per cent the 4th max
ing per cent Tor the year.
Following Are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
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Good TempIars' Meeting,

Rev. a. C. Hirst. DID,, will deliver an
address before Valley Lodge No, 2s3
I. 0. G. T.. next Tuesday evening at &
o'clock in Cambriau Hall. II33 Mission
street, between Seventh and Eighth. There
will also be a programme of instrumental
and vocal music and recitations. The meet
ing is free to The public.
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vine Twine. l2c in balls and coils; Hop TwIne.
1l32c; Lathyarn. lie; Sissi Rope, sc; i2-thread,
912c p n; . and do l0c ? 10; Duplex rope. SC;
12-thread, 91zc g and do, lOc; Duplex Bale rope
&c p n; sisal Bale rope. 9@3s1Ac; Duplex Hop
Irvine, Sc Grapevine Twine, balls or coils, SC; Lath
yarn, SC q 10.
sALM0N-Alaskan Fish, 1892 81 I59l I71s for
Red: Columbia River Fish. 81 259I 40 Tor Tails and
81 450l 65 for Flats
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 55sc ? 10; Dry Granuatsd
&c ? II: Contectioners' A, 43sc; Magnolia, 4Ssc.
Extra Z, 4i4c; Golden c. 4c; d, 3s4c; Standard
A. 4$4c: half-bbls. i4e more than bbis, and boxes
I5c
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against SIS, ,442.0 for the same week in 1892
Produce Market.
FLoUR-Net cash prices as follows; Family
extras, 80 9O@4 Bakers extras, IS sO9A; super
fine, 81 7o93 10 p bbI.
WHEAT-Closed the week several fractions frmer
as TO futures. but slow and depressed as to actual
spot grain No. ! is quOtabIe at 81 2lIA65I 2216;
choice. 81 1884 9l 20: lower grades. 81 l7ie61
70; extra choice Tor milling, 81 26I4@1l 81 =
ctL "
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-I0 o'clock-May-30O tons
81 1854.
REGULAR MORNING SFssIoS - May-2OQ tons
81 1875; 500. 81 26; 500, 81 261s 500, 81 261s.
Deeember-60O, 81 3239
BARLEl-futures are very dull. there being no
disposition 10 operate. Spot prices steady and
business is fair. No. ! Feed Is QuotAble at SO61
S213c q ctl: choice bright do, S3s4c q ctl: dark
Coast, 774a@7SMc; Brewing, S7l9c9S1 ctI;
CheyalIer, nominal.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-10 o'clock-May-10 100 tons
S5c.
REGULAR MORNING -May-2O0 tons. $50
OArS-lnactlve at the old prices. Good TO choice
81 S21a@l AZ; common. 81 1901 80; Milling
81 45@l 52lS Surprise, -; Black, for seed, 81 %
q 20; do for Feed. 81 O71a(QI I215; Red. 81 10
@l l5 Gray. 81 1901 80 p ctl
CORN-1rade dull yesterday and prices
showed change. Large yellow. 81 O6e91 10; Small
Round Yellow, 81 05@1 10; White, 81 O5Ql O742
q ctL
RYE-Quoted Mt 81 10 y ctl
BRAN-Quoted at $l3 bOG14 y ton for the best
and Sl3 q ton for outside brands
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General Merchandlss.

BAes-oaIenttas May and june eI4Se7sc; Wool
CORDAGE-Pure Manila Rope, 1l1zc p 10; IL
thread l2c; o and thread, l21ac; Bale Rope, 11la
@l2c q u; mixed Manila Bale Rope, lOc; Grape
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. March ll.-Speculation in the Stock
Exchange was rather quiet, dealings amounting to
l50,7e6 shares At the opening tho market was in
clned 10 weakness General Electric was again
attacked and forced down to 9s the lowest point
reached during the present bear campaign. Later
a sharp rally to lO012@ OLA ensued. he bears
also made raid on st Paul, Burlington and
Quincy and Lackawanna, depressing these stocks
"a TO IN points. Western shares were adversely
influenced by the reports Of railway strikes After
the publication OF the bank statement which was
more favorable than expected, the market en-
joyed a rally Of from "a to q per cent. with the
exception of Missouri Pacific, which ran Otto 5St4.
The market closed toIerabiy firm Governments
steady. Petroleum was neglected and closed at 64c
bid for April.
NEW YORK. March ll.-United states Bonds, AS
ll2; do rs, 9912; Northern Pacific. J. ga Cana
dian Pacific, 921a; Central Pacific II; Union Pa
cinc, 81: Atchtson and Santa Fe, 3l5s; Wells
Fargo, 146; Western Union, "a; Silver, S3l4 /;
Sterling, $4 S6@34 So
wbeat-Mareh, 751sc. Flour. steady. Coffee
$l7 20. Sugar, 3@3ssc. Hops Pacific Coast
l99221Sc Hides, 12l9c. Copper-Lake Sll 50.
lm-Spot S2l 10. Lead-Domestic, SO go Iron,
sI6. Petroleum-April, 64c.
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then in a cheerful manner handed George
$500. The latter paid for cur dinner. and
said he was open for Il wager to spend SI25
in a day on the same proposition.
No one seemed disposed to accept and
our dinner came to a most happy end
RFTIAw
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MARKET REPORTS.
SATURDAY EVENING. March II.
er-Nr,rAnr nr. TIE nr.nrrr.ra

SATURDAY EVENING. March II.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErS
Silver unchanged.
Wheat futures frmer.
Barley market steady
Oats, Corn aud Rye unchanged
Beans quiet
Hay in good supply.
Burbank Potatoes firm.
Onions easy.
Cheap Butter weak
Eggs show more steadInesA
Cheese unchanged.
Poultry nominSl Game frmsr.
Oranges dull and easy.
Green Vegetables firm.
Increased bank clearings.
The morning call., 1893-03-12
Chicago Markets

CHICAGO, March i1.-wheat opened active and
closed quiet The opening was wild at llac ad-
vance for May, 2s@l Zee for July, on large buying
orders. the Government report of stocks hand
being considered bullish In the Northwest. Many
local operators. however, considered It bearsh and
SOLD accordingly, causing a recession OF lssc from
the highest, and finally closed easy SEC highe r
Receipts 7e, 900 bushels; shipments 2S 600 bush.
els Rye, soc. Barley. &c
CHICAGO March l1.-N heat-Cash. 1880. Corn
4l3sc. Pork - SIT so. Lard-$l2 AS. Ribs
$40. Whisky, 81 II.
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CONSUMPTION

To THE EDTToR--Please inform your read
ers that have q positive remedy for the
above named disease. By its timely use
thousands of hopeless cases have been per-
manently cured. I shall be glad to send
two bottles of my remedy free to any of your
readers who have consumption if they will
send mo their express and post Office address.
i. A. SlocuIn, NJ. c., 1S3 Pearl St, New York.
GelS Su6 Wy ON
The morning call., 1893-03-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
UnfaVOrable Weather

AS a rule inteFferes with spring business. during
last week IL did not seem to make any difference
with us, our stores being crowded with buyers
each day. Why? Come and for yourself, the
low prices being the magnet that draws the multi
tude, this week we offer greater bargains than
The morning call., 1893-03-12
English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. March II. - The spot market is
weak at Is. Cargoes are weak at 29s Sd for of
coast, 3cs Sd for Just shipped 2ss Cd for nearly
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KELLEY ISs55a15z' N, ,53{5,' G5I.
o. N. RAMSEY, Manager.

THE ONLY authorized Bran h in Northern CALI
L fornia Of the world-renowned Kelley Insttuts
Of Dwight, ILL.,, tor The treatment OF Liquor. Opium
tobacco and certain Nervous Diseases. Parties ia
Fan Francisco and vicinity obtain all infOrma-
tlon by calling on or addressing PEER TIFFANY,
city agent, room 81, Academy OF Sciences building
e1s Market street my26 ThSuTu Il
The morning call., 1893-03-12

- S-~--------~-~~~---~-----
3S-INCH ALL-WOOL BEN
GALINES ana 42-INCH ALL
WOOL SlCILIANS. A mag
nificent Offering at the price
quoted. They were bought to
sell at 81 80.
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FUTURES.
rphanua aahfa rfwa

The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter;
March. 5s Cd; April, 5s 6Iad; May 5s 71ld; June
5s Sd; July, 5s S$4d; August IS 914d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON March II. - Consols. 9sSs; silver
80 5-l6d Rentes, 97t e74sc bullion into Bank O
England, &27, ,OO0
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San Francisco sIeat Markes.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality. eG6l2c; second quality,
612c; third do, 4G5c p n.
VEAL-Large, 6tG7c p 10; small Calves 715@Se;
Dairy Calves, SIsG9c = H.
AUTHORIZATIONS, s1299c p 10 Ewes, s@s1ac.
SPRING LAMB-l5GlSc = n.
PoRK-Live Hogs, 7Ss@71sc p n for heavy and
medium granted: small fat Hogs. 71s973sc; stock
hogs, 61s96t4o q n: dressed do lOqIO1sc 3 d.
The morning call., 1893-03-12

Hops are a shade steadier, trading light and quo.
tations unchanged.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
SuGar-Quiet steady and unchanged.
COfee-Quiet at aDous points decline Sales,
IL, 500 bags March, $17 20 April, SIC 90.
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WASH FABRICS.
TOWELS.

EXTRA LARGE SIZE TURKISH TOWELS, good
value at soc, our sale price 25c.
HONEY COMB TOWELS, worth 81 so per dozen,
sale price 81 per dozen.
CHENILLE TABLE-CoVERs. l1s yards square,
heavily fringed regular va!ue at g. IS. our
sale price s 25
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R,nk Clearing.

Local bank elearings last week were sI465 g. $50
against SIS, S,442.0l6 for the same week in 1892
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--~--0-~~-~-~Ns0---Nr~7s~
BLACK ALL WOOL
FRENCH CASHMERE
(4O inch wide and strictly
all wn0D; this is much
a superior cloth to the
domestic goods usually
sold at this price; better
black and faster dye.
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The Storm Is Over.

The figures of Weather Prophet jenkins
showed yesterday that the rainfall during
The morning call., 1893-03-12
BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales IN the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
REGULAR ssssfoS-9:3O a. NJ
so Andes. 49,. .55 100 Point. 4O3OO Potosi i rs
90 Bechr. !. % 20 H & Mild so savage7O
500 Bulnon... As 100 Justice....l5lUOS Neyl is
200 Choliar.. .6O20G Mexcan i 20 i 90 Union 49,, e5
100 CC&Va. 2.S5lOO Ophtr, ! 90 200 YJscKt Su
100 Con 20
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Fine All : Wool Clot h
Capes, in shades of tan,
drab, slate and black, 36
inches long. with hand
sOmely braided velvet col
lars, reduced from S13 so
and SIT so.
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TESNEST, Chronometer an
instrument Maker, 4 California street.
Sign OF the Wooden Sailor
The morning call., 1893-03-12
LEADERS
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Cloak Department! i!

Fine All-Wool Nap Cloth
Jackets. In pretty shades
OF light gray, .drab, tan
and ecru, made with Wat
teau back, with belt and
Bishop sleeves, 80 and "a
inches long.