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The morning call., 1894-02-14

One of Them Caught in
the Very Act.
Cnange in Chiefs of the Life Saving
Service-Letter to Shippers.
Water Front Notes,

David Fitzgerald. weil-dressed indivd-
nal' who makes his living by his wits and
the deXierity with which be manipulates
MS myers, created a sensation on the
Iefryboat Piedmont yesterday morning, by
trying to pick the pocket of a lady passen-
ger. The Piedmont had just locked and
her crowd of travellers were hurrying off
the gangplank when a gentleman named
Robert Nunenmacher observed Fitzgerald
slip his hand into thu pocket of an unsus-
pecting woman. Nunenmacher seized the
thief and lively scuffle ensued, during
which the former was struck in the
mouth. He held on plnckily and gave the
plckpocket as good as he received. Officer
McGreavy was on the dock and rushed IN
the rescue. placing Fitzgerald under arrest.
The prisoner was taken to the North Rar-
Dor station. where he was charged with
grand larceny.
State Collector Alfred lsaacs is in pos
session Of pair of gold spurs which were
made for jefferson Davis. The spurs are
made from gold mined from the claim of
Dr. Byrd. which was bonanza OF early
days. The Confederate cause was lost be-
fore Byrd could present the spurs to the
head of the Confederacy.
Chief of the life-saving department.
Major Thomas j. Bakeney, is accused of
Offensive craftsmanship" and it Is asserted
Will be decapitated. George Wilson, late
OF the American ship Alexander Gibson,
IS here from Washington with credentials
signed by Secretary Carlisle. A great
many complaints have been made at W ash
lngton against the life-saving depart
me1t of this vicinity, and finally it was
found that Offensive partsanship" was
the proper ground for the removal Of Ma
jor Blakenev.
Captain DunSmore is to take command
OF the brig Galilee, vice Captain Paulson.
Inc pilot boat Oracle S is laid up for re-
pairs, having sustained damage in the
gales OF three days ago outside the bar.
Part of her forward rigging was carried
away.
The Board of Harbor Commissioners
have let the contract for repairing Folsom
wharf l TO Healy. Tibbetts q Co., whose
BID was S23 30 pile.
Tie following letter to shippers by the
st. Paul las been issued by the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company:
In consequence OF recent law the Mexican
consul IS prevented from loaning our Custom
house brokers consular invoices for the purpose
Oi making up The ships manifest.
II therefore will be imperative that shippers
by The steamer ST. Paul. b fore securing bills of
ladiug, present To our Chs om-hOus- brokers,
Mes>rS. Gardner & Thornley, 322 Washington
street, copy of he Mexican consular invoice.
Hereafter, ID order TO make II more conve-
nient for shippers, bills of lading for shipments
per steamer 81. aul VIII be signed at the office
OF MeSSrs. Gardner & Thornley,, instead of as
heretofore, at 10 MarHet street. All bills of
fading must be secured before the morning Of
sailing OF the steamer.
According 10 exchange advices the
schooner Prosper, previously reported
ashore near Newport, has been pulled off
the beach with the loss of only her anchor
and chains and rudder. She has been
towed to San Pedro harbOr.
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FOR PORTLAND g. ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM Ra.
Il ocean Division-sud PACIFIC COAST A5s3S2
5. 5 CO.. w ii dispa tch from Spearstreet wharf,
ct 10 A NJ, for the above ports OF their Al
lion steamships viz:
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-Jan IA. "a, Feb. 8.
l3. % March 5, 10, %, April 4. IA, "a,
COLI MBIA Jan. 9, I9. 49, Feb. g. Is, %,
March 10. 20. 30. April 8. 8, 29.
Connecting via Portland with the U. P. Ry. and
other dlverging lines for all points in Oregon,
Washington, British Columbia. Alaska. Idaho.
Montana, Dakota, Utah. Wyoming, Yellowstone
Park and all points east aud south and to Europe
Fare to Portland-Cabin, $40; steerage, So;
round trip. cabin, $780,
Ticket offccs-l Montgomery ST., and Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery ST.
Freight oice-200 California st.
GOODALL, PERKINS, & CO, Supt Ocean Div
n 10 Market 81. San Francisco.
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l37:11a, l2O. E 1877 :l1a. being half OF lot
a. block o. MapNilla lots joining the university site
on south, BerK eiey: eift.
George q. and +. c. Baker TO Sarah A. Lowe of
San Francisco. lots % aud "a, block %, resubdi-
vision OF Smiths subdivision of Mathews Tract
Berkeley: 1878.
Hugh and Anna S. Hogan to William Keller OF
Alameda County, LOT IS. Orchard ract, Fruuvale,
Brooklyn Township; $40.
Franklin and Mary j. Moss to Jane Boylan wife
or W. OF Oakland, lot s. block l. Amended
Map. loss Tract, Brooklyn Townshin; SO.
Mariana Borges of Alameda County to Frank
BorgeS OF Alameda, lot 20, Map Peralta- avenue
Tract. Brooklyn Township; $500.
Gottlieb and Carrie Boyer OF Alameda to S. S.
Austin of oakland. lot line of Virginia rect
2lO:6 of Baker avenue. w 100 by $50; also
tots AZ to 45, Bromley Tract. Brooklyn Town
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
AUG = ION
By
Won RHEIN & co..
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Is,
At IL NJ. Sharp.
SIS CALIFORNIA STREET.

53xl00-NW. cor. Suffer and Fillmore.
53xl0O-NW. cor. Suffer and Fillmore; SPLEEN
didiy adapted FOR business and dwelling: part of
mortgage OF $1l.500 now on the lot can remain.
75x75-E. cor. Sixth and shipley, Rents $500;
Arcade Market.
75x75-E cor. Sixth and Shipley, with Arcade
market, stalls and stores; with a moderate outlay
Will pay $500 month.
Bush ST. Rents S130.
Ness; handsome dwellings,; fashionabl down
town location: always rented.
Cor. Stockton and Washington.
2SI30-SE. cor Stockton and Washington rents
$40 net to an American who rerents at an ad-
vance to Chinese; old improvements.
Washington above Kearny. Rents $3.50.
2ox76 :6-737 Washington ST., bet. Kearny ana
Dupont: 2-story brick improvements; rent re-
duced from $3.50 10 $3.50: never been vacant.
Geary, near Steiner.
22x S2:6-l923 6esry ST.; 6 rooms and bath;
good renting ncighborhood.
Clement-st. Cottage, near Fourth ave.
25xloo-Sl7 Clement ST.. bet. Fourth aud Fifth
aves.; a neat bay-window cottage: rooms and
bath rent $lS
California, bet. Spruce and Maple.
81 :6xl 81 :71s-N. line of California, ITO feet E.
OF Maple; sure TO increase in value.
Natoma. near First. Rents S38.
23:3x75-l6 Natoma. bet. First and Second;
rents S3S; mortgage of $500 now against the
property; in the midst of the manufacturing dis
trict.
Second ST.. near Mission. Rent $140
50xS0-i27.129 Second ST.; F. line, bet. Mission
and Howard sts.; brick and frame improvements.
Ninth, near Mission. Rents $3.50; 2 Fronts.
5Ox1I3;4-l26-I3O1a Ninth ST.; Sw line. bet.
Mission and Howard; good modern improve
menrs: stores and fats runs through to ashing-
ton ave.
Howard st. Lot.
5xl30-Irregular depth; Sc. line of Howard,
bet. 9th and 18th SITS. street accepted.
NOe-st. Lot, Business or Residence.
25x125-W. line of n oe. bet 18th and 10Th.
Eighteenth-st. lot. near Castro.
25x75-S. line of 18th. bet Noe and Castro.
Cor Montgomery and Filbert SITS.
81 :6xs7 INV. cor. Montgomery and Filtert
SITS. with houses Nos. 3O4 and 3O6.
Also, 81 :6x137 IS, s line of Filbert bet. Mont
gomery and Kearny; runs through to Alta; with
house No. 3l3 fe4 Z / 13 Ia 8 6t
The morning call., 1894-02-14
clearinghouse Election.


The annual meeting OF the san Francisco Clear.
ing-house Association was held yesterday. Of
hcers were elected for the ensuing year as fol-
lows: President, Thomas Brown, cashier Bank
OF California; vce-president, II. Wadsworth;
secretary, j. ID. Mckee cashier of 1allant Bank
ing Company; CleariI 6 h ouse committee, Thomas
Brown of the Bagk OF California. S. q. Murphy of
the First National Bank, Ign. Stcinhart o. the
Anglo-Californian BANK, W. Ii. Crocker of Crock
En- w oolwOrth National and H. NJ. j. McMich hazel
OF the Bank OF British North America. Charles
Sleeper was reelected manager, having held that
position since September /, 1877. j. L. Burke
WAS chosen assistant manager.
The clearings for the year 1898 were $500, 2S5,-
IA 50. and for 1892 they were IS 5.36S, 724 |.
being deere SO for 1893 OF $ll6.Oo2, 946 So,
which was due TO the depression in business since
about the middle OF June last The total clear
ings and balances for the eighteen years that the
Clearing house has been IN existence have been
81, I2o,6 .319. and the total balances have
been $2,U9o,667,79o "a. The largest average
daily clearing s In 1891, when 1t reached
S2.9lS.l59 10. The average daily clearing In
1898 was S2,300.2o2 10.
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MARKET REPORTS.
TUESDAY EVENING. Feb Is

thursday EVENING, fe0 10.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets
Silver lower again. Sterling Exchange frmer
Wheat unsettled and demoralized.
Wheat Freights dull.
Advance in Barley futures.
Corn and oats dull. Rye neglected and weak.
Choice Hay steady. Common grades weak.
General dec line in Beans.
Dried Peas neg iected aud nominal.
Mustard and Alfalfa Seed dull and weak.
Potatoes plentiful and cheap. onions steady.
Butter steady. Cheese very firm
Egg market no weaker.
Enormous supplies OF Poultry.
anne abundant and low.
Honey slow of sale.
Apples ana oranges plentiful. Lines lower.
Dried Fruits Nuts ana RalsIns depressed.
Local war over Hams Bacon aud Lard.
Hops inactive.
Hides and Tallow steady. Woo weak.
Beef, Veal and Mutton firm. Lamb very scarce
Grain Bags neglected.
Canned Fruits demorallZed
Coffee quiet and easy.
Sugar advanced lac.
Coal coming In freely.
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General Merchandise.

GRAIN BAGS-The quotations for Grain Bags
are nominal, as nobody wants to buy any, Calcut-
tas, June-July. 514c asked: State Prison Bags.
$6.27: WOOL Bags, 34@36c.
CANNED FRUIT he Cutting Packing Co.'s
circular says: The continued dullnsss and reduc
tion in values has been universal during the past
month. There have been quite a number OF car
load orders from Eastern points. mostly Apricots
Peaches and Piums. some OF which have been
lied az prices considerably below the packing
cost OF 1898 TO say nothing or such goods as ere
carried over from 1892 pack, OF which there are
presumably quite quantity still in first hands
Eastern buyers are In the field, nominsly for
actual wants. but presumably to take In r. und
lots at speculative prices, aud ridiculous offers
are be- ing made In such cases. Ii Is ouhtful. how
ever, IL some wax holders not forced utt-
mateiy to accept even considerably lower figures
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PrOnuce Market.

FLOUR-Is easy in sympathy with wheat, and
buyers can obtain concessions Net cash prices are
follows: Family extras, SO 4O@93 so; Bakers
extras. SO 30Q3 40; superfne, 81 4O@2 so p Dbl
WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are dull and uncn apped
at 25s and 26s Sd nominal quotations for the
usual ports The chartered wheat fleet In port
has registered tonnage OF 49, $50, against 90 600
tons for the date in 1898; disengaged as, 800
TONS against 80. 500; the way 10 this port,
10000 tons. against 2l9,00U.
WHEAT-After several days or dem oralIzation
futures recovered somewhat yesterday morning
the lowest quotation of the preceding day. This
pool markets. and was thoup hit TO be a momeutary
who thought bedrock had been touched. On
off again and May sold down to 81 OLA.
The shipping market continu fiat and nominaI
with disposition among the shippers to buy
strictly choice milling No. i. 500 2L2c; choice.
9334 C: lower grades, 75gS71ae; extra choice for
milling. 95c9sl O21a g ct.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SESSION - 10 O'Clock May-3UU
tons. 81 %: 900. 81 OTIS; 700. 81 O314; 6OO
81 O3ss. December-20O. 81 1I5s 100, 81 / 70
100. 8 ss 200. 81 1lA.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-May-l2O0 tons
81 O214 300, 81 0zss; 500. 81 O21a. December
100, 81 llA: 400, 81 ll1s
AFTERNOON SESSION - December - 500 tons,
81 02s4 500. 81 026s.
BARLEY-Futures hsve been steadily rising for
several days, the advance yesterday morning
being over cent. but the market weakened OF
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than have been made latelv." Apricots. s. 15@
l 80; Peaches. 81 l5@al 81 p dozen; Pears. 81 %
a. 50; Whit Cherries, 81 S0@1l IS; Black Cher
rles, 81 so: PlunIs. nominal
CANNED VEG rTABLES-Tomaroes. 9Gc; Peas
81 II al IS a Dozen
COFFEE = Quiet at the recent decline. We
quote as follows: 2l@22c p 10 for good to
prime Costa Rica, free from black beans: 2O14@
2o12c g Ii for good Costa Rica mixed with black
beans; ls1R92Oc q D for fair Costa Rica: Is
Gl914c 2 10 nom for common TO ordinary Costa
salvador; 1890 p 10 for good green unwashed
salvador and Nicaragua: 211a@22c Is 10 Tor
prime washed Guatemala: 2U1202lc Is % for
good to strictly goou washed Guatemala; 1917
@2O14c p 10 for fair washed Guatemala; $50
19c R 10 for medium Guatemala; l6@17c y
10 Tor ordinary Guatemala: l5@l6c u
for very inferior to common Guatemala: 20Je61
lice for good to prime washed Peaberry; PUG
2O10c for good to prime unwashed Peaberrv.
CtAL-ProspectS are for large supplies this
year. Wellington is Quotabe at S. q ton; New
Coos Bay. So; Walisend, So 80 for average, and
81 so for clean; Scotch, 49, Brymbo. 81 1905;
Greta. nominal; Cumberland. SO in bnlk aud $40
IN sacks; West Hartley. 50 %; Nelsh Harley,
So p ton; PENNSYLVANIA Anthracite Egg Sll@l2;
Welsh Anthracite Egg, SO: Camel. SO q ton.
FlSH-Pacific Goldfish is quoted to JobOers as
512c: Boneless Strips. &c: Middies 71ac; stand
ard Blocks, 712c; Seabright, Sc; squares, &c;
Mess Mackerel, half bbIs, $12 for No l, $40
for No. and $7@D3 for No. ); Eastern Smoked
Herring. soc; Dutch 40, 81 20 z keg: Whttehsh
81 SO in half-bbls and 81 rs in kits Tongues and
Sounds, s. 40.
NAlLS-Base prices are 81 75 for iron or steel
and 81 % for wire.
on CKSILVER-$30 p flask.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
has advanced its prices and quotes as
follows. terms net cash; Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 55sc p ID; Dry Granulated
&C; ConfectIouerS A, S1sc; Magnolia A, 45sc;
Extra {, <12c; Golden c, 414c; ID, &C; Standard A,
4$4c; half-barrels, 1sc more than barrels, and
boxes 1ac more.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN r->
IL Francisco for ports in Alaska . A. NJ. SIlELEa
Feb 8, "a, March IL, %. April and N7s7s1zzs
May 10. %
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
Jan. %, and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays, 9 A. NJ
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth aud fifth DAY. A. NJ.
For San Diego. stopping only at Port Hartford,
Santa barbara, Port Los Angeles LoS AngelesJ,
Redondo CLOS Angees) and export, every fourth
and fifth day, at IL A. NJ.
For ports in Mexico, 25th OF each month.
Ticket Oflce-Palace Hotel. New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL. PERKINS Il CO.. General Agents
II 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
The morning call., 1894-02-14
New YorK Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb. l9.-Specuation was unsettled
and prices irregular. National Cordage declined
314, with final recovery of 1a. Among bonds
Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern Collateral
Trust 5's and Union Pacific gold is each adj
vanced 2. Governments firm. Petroleum was
steady at Sic asked.
EGCHANGE, MONEY AND BONDS
Money on cal was easy at ana closed at 2.
change hrm. with actual business In bankers
BINS at 81 S7G4 S714 for demand and - 800
S514 Tor sXty-day. U. 5. AS. registered, Sll3I2
do coupon. Sll31a; rs registered $50; Pacific
6's. $lU2; Silver, "a zee.
The morning call., 1894-02-14

sure that the temporary observation-disclosures
OF ms customer would soon vanish and he
ceived the money. About half an hour later
ne customer walked In, tooh the stockings
from MS pocket. laid them on the counter md
walked on without leaving behind so much as
iragmeni OF an explanation. An investigation
brought to light the fact hat the man wanted TO
ouy new pair of shoes. and as his own stock
ings were lit lie shabby, he took this method
Oh borrowing pair 10 wear While he went TO
the shoestore fOTAhe article.
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Borrowed Stockings for Purpose.

The story Is told that a citizen of East Green
wich, who Is well provided with the where
wthal for purchasing this worlds goods. went
into n dry-goods store the other day aud asked
TO see some mems stockings. Selecting pair,
he placed them I'm bis OvercOat pocket and
walked out. with never a syllable to the pro-
prieior about payment. AS he was well known
10 the dealer the latter SAID nothing, feeling
The morning call., 1894-02-14

MORNING SESSION.
Roard-65 Cal Electric Light. 49,; $50 Hutch
inson + Co, 81 l35 MarkeJ-st Railway. 40; Is
OAK and Cas- 421l: 30 > Water. SO.
Street-25 Market-st Railway, 40; % Nevada
Bank, LOO.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Boards Cal Safe Deposit, 46Sz: $40, 900 Fer
ries d Cliff Bonds, o.: 400 Hutchinson ) Co.
ga; 40 Mars et-st Ra ilway, 40
Street--$lo 900 Msrket-st Cable Bonds, lie;
$1,000 V 81 Bonds, lI91.
The morning call., 1894-02-14

CHICAGO, Feb 13.-In Wheat there was fair
business The market opened 7s9l14c lower, de-
clined &c more to the lowest point on record S
a CONTINUATION of the weakness OF the past few
days. heavy covering of snow IN the winter
Wheat belt lower cables. fears OF more "Iong"
stuff to be dumped on the market on the break
and unconfrmed rumors OF certain local houses
in trouble advanced 7sG1c on a decrease in both
the American ana English visible supplies and in
Indian shipments, good export demand at the sea-
board and covering by shorts It the decline then
eaSed of 12c and closed steady at &c lower than
truday. Receipts, 63,U00 bushels; shipments,
ID QUO bushels.
CATTLE
Receipus-45o0: steady: prime steers here
good TO choice 81 1894 90: fair. 81 bO@S4 60
common. 50 I5d4 20: stockers. 80 $500.
HOes-ReCeipts. 5000; opened til higher
and closed weak; rough heavy, 81 So@5 o.;
packers and mixed, So 20G5 80; prime heavy and
butchers weights. So 40G5 AS; assorted light
s. 3nl15 40.
Sheep-Receipts 5000: unchanged; top sheep.
S3CG3 80; top lam bs. o a. 80.
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EAII Road SHARES.

Wbsat-February. 613sc-
Flour-Steady.
Hops-D
Copper-Easy; Lake. SO 621h.
Lend-Dull: Domestic SO 20
Tin-Dufl; Straits, S19 50 bid.
Wool-iirm; Domestic Fleece, 19@25c p 70;
Pulled. 2OG &c; Texas 1r@l5c
Cofee-Options opened iarey steady, with Feb
ruary unchanged, August ID points ana others 90
10 points lower, ed more active under Euro
pean selling ami closed steady at points decline
TO pOi3ts advance Saes, 1880 DAYS. Febru-
ary. SIS: March. Sl5 65015 20; April SO So;
Nav, S15 lO9l6 20. spot Rio. duh and heavy;
NOT. l71kc.
sugsr-Raw firm: fair refining. 1870; re-
fined quiet snd firm.
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
The visible supply OF grain, in store aud aloat,
compl d 10y the New York Produce Exchange,
Saturday. February 10. is as follows: Wheat TO-
$4,000 bushels, decrease OF $685. 900; corn,
l7.000,0O0 bushels an increase of $40 900; oats,
1924 900 bushels, a decrease OF 4s3.000; rye
81 200 bushels. a decrease of 1000; barley,
1872, 600 bushels. a decrease of 1925. 600.
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL <e>a
~ fortnightly for the West Indies and fd233aR
southampton. calling route at Chez eUu. ;.
France. and Plymouth. to land passengers.
Through bills of lsdinT, In connection with the
Pacific Mail S. s. Co., issued for freight and treas
ure TO direct ports IN England and Germany
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply
mouth, Cherbourg, southampton. Ftrst-class,
Sle5: third.class s97 30. For further psrtcu-
las apply TO PARR0TT Co.. Agents,
sos California St
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WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and ROYAL Mail Steamers
New York, Queenstown & LIVERPOOL.

4 ABIN, $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD ~~
Ing to steamer and accommodations 4Y64
selected; second cabin, $685. Majestic and leuton-
&c, S4o and $40. Storage tickets from Eng land
ireland, Scotland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark
through TO san Francisco at lowest rates. Tick
cts, sailing dates and cabin plans may be procured
rom W. ID. AVERY, Pacific Mail Dock, or at the
Senerai once OF the Company, 6IS Market St.
under Grand Hotel. g. w FLETCHER,
APPS TuWetrSut Gen. Aut for Pacific Coast
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Builders Contracts.

William Won Voss with Koenig Bros. TO build
on lot on Inc of Henry street, 1855 of San
chez, l25x25; $685..
T. and Minna La Vallie with Thomas Elan, TO
buId on lot F. line of Sanch.z street 100 s of
Eighteenth. % by no; $3.50.
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There are no Spring Lambs OF any consequence
coming in Mutton too scarce and firm Che ce
Beef Is also firm. Veal is in light supply and
higher. Pork is unchanged. Wholesale rates from
slaughterers follows:
BEFF-First quality, 6@615c q 10 second quail
ity. 5@512c: third do, S1q9i12c q Il.
VkAL-Large 6@742c q ID; small Calves. ia
SC: Dairy Calves. S@19c p 10.
MUTTON-w ethers. 714@sc; Ewes 7@71ac
p n.
SPRING LAMB-NominaI: not enough coming
In to quote
POkk-Live Hogs. sc for heavy and medium
granted aud 51s(951ze for small; stock Hogs,
a$4c q %; dressed do. 7@712c p 70.
Wood Market.
Posts 919c each; Redwood. So rs q cord; Oak.
rough, So so; spelled. So; Pine So So; Railroad
Ties, 35c apiece for 6xS, Ale for 7x8 and 45G50c
Tor IKE
TANBARK-Ground Bark. S24 p ton.
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COMPAGNIE GENERALE
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co.

fastest LINE TO SOUTHAMPTON, LON
DON, HAMBURG. TwIN-SCREw EXPRESS
FURST BISMARCK, NoRMANNIA, AUGU STA
VICTORIA, COLUMBIA. Regular Service-New
York to Hamburg direct New York Gother burg
Copenhagen Line. MEDITERRANEAN AND
ORIENT EXPRESS LINE-New York AIgiers
Naples. Genoa. February "a, March %, March 90.
Second grand excursion March l. from Ice
Pamphlets, tickets ana rates. Hamburg American
Packet Company's ticket office. A. W. MYER, Gen'I
Agent for Pacific Coast, 40I California street. cor
ner Sansome, Sau Fran cisco. jal4 II
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FOREIGN NIarkets.

WHEAT LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, FEB 10. - The spot market i
of again at IS. CSreoes lower ut 26s for OF
coast, ISL Sd Tor prompt shipment and 25s ga Tor
nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Winter Red: Feb
ruary as Sd: March, Is Sad; APRIL 4s Sd; May
Is 9s4d June, As l0lAd; July. A l012d.
sEcURIrIEs.
IoNpoN Feb. l3-Consos e91z099 9.l6; Sill
YER 1881 a: french Rentes, SSf Acc, Bullion into
Bank OF Engla and, $4,000.
IOrtland's Business.
PoRT1ATD. Or. Feb ! 3 -Clearances &l3S 900:
The morning call., 1894-02-14
BOAisI SALES.

Following were the sales IN the San Francisco
Stock ] card yesterday:
RFeUIAR MORNING sFssI0N-e:?O
100 Andes ...55IOO CholIar. .6u5O0 Overm.. 20
200 Belcher. .90IUG g. q c.. .S0S5O Savsze. 70
$50 t&h...2 10000 & n 90 400 90
100 Bullion. 100 Kentck.. 1880 Union.
$50 CC& y. .3.55500 Mexcn.. l.40l2o0 Y5acxs. so
200 .,......- 81 400 Oph1r ..2.45l
AFTERNOON sFssIoN-':2O.
100 Alpha.-..O5l 50 & C.....75 90 Potos, 10
$50 Andes. 10000 N....bblO0 Savage 10
100 ....,.....oOl 30 Mex 1.40200 b II NJ. 10
100 Belchr- ..90llOO -........1452U0 New -. 80
200 81 b. . Is $500 ophir.. ..zIo $50 Union 95
100 Chall Z. 4OIluO ..,......2.45 200 Y JACK 80
200 CC&V ..3 65Ll0O Uverm...2 U
Following were The sales in the Pacific stock
The morning call., 1894-02-14
SPECIAL AUCTION SALE.
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Grand Arcada Horse Market, 327 Sixth
St, Wednesday, Feb. A, at Ii a. Vi.
BY order of the Gurn ey Cab Co., we viii sell
Gu ney Cabs, 10 Sets of Double Harness, Sets
Single Harness. 20 Head of Young Horses: also 10
Head Work Horses, Wagons, Carts, Harness. etc
So LlVAN & DOYLE. livestock Auctioneers,
fel2 ct 1927 Sixth ST. s r.