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Faitb-Promoti9q Series.


ny First Mission, narrative Of person..
etpeH'nee a. missionary upon ths Sandwich
Islands. BY oeorso .. Cannon, Sc.
A string OF Pearls, containing q numb,r q.
Interesting Sketches and anecdotes Of mil.
sionary me-, &C., 10
Lonve- Prom Ny Journal, b. Pr..ids,,
Nilinri woodruff, Adsscnpuon OF he uondor,
iul missionary etPorienee AMI many interest.
Ing incidents Of hs iue, 2sa
Fragments OF ExperIouo., a eoiio-,,on N,
.s-.rhs. from ths experience Of Eidsr. ne
Sea- smith Ne Prophet, = Isc,ur. a..
hsefed By Rider Aniru- Jan,on before N.
s'aieni-' society Ia pas social Han, san IaSs.
Jan. ~ 1871, S.
The church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter
dSy shints, IL Priesthood, Organitauon
Do'trihe', Ordinances and History. By JohR
Jaquos, loo.
The Second Coming OF the Messiah.
byhn. Robsrt, 2.
Analysis of ths Hook OF Mormon, b,
u. H. Roberts, %.
The Only Way Go bs saved. b. Ia,rp,,
SNOW. %
Glad TidiHg, OF Great JOY. py ooor.
reasdals, Il.
fispiism for ths RemIssion Of Sins. u.
L. baptism Essential 60 Salvation, q.
ATiiei0. OF Pain, Small, Re.
large, Il.
Postage Eiual be paid on tho above
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RM1RsIpE CANA COMPANY.

A MtEltNg OF nus STOCKHOLDERS
~ Of tho fivrrs.do Canal 90. Will BE- held
Of Trade nuliinF. salt tAEo ttty, NJ 4r. ~.
on ucaday. y tomher0 D. 100 Tor tue election
Of on ere voting on the sHssssment % stick
Tor repairing canal, aud such other business
pauy ~ consider
Gro C. ANnEHI. zee
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Scandinavian NEws pupGET.
iTgspared non sp,ali catlsgrani for ne
DEsLHEf NEws


A new railroad will be built between
Moiu Norot and Elfdalen in Dalecaflia.
The new thcaier in Sundsvall was
dedicated Sept - by the Lindbcrg
theaicr company.
Abraham Widequist. the oldest inhab-
liant OF Falkoping. died at the age Of
90 years.
King Oscar left Chns,iania Sept. 2Sih
for iunnebefg, where his usual annual
elk hunt took place the following day.
AZ IA fire at Nouaenns, The parish OF
laenna, several houses and barns were
burned TO III ground. A large mum
Der Of cattle were roasted to death in
the flames.
Anna Kfstina Syensson, who bad
been fifteen years in the United States
arrived al her home at Nimmcfhy 10
order 70 spend some time with her
relatives She bad hardly arrived home,
before she took sick, aud Ia a few days
She was n corpse.
The demand for tmusportahle steam
engines II great In Sweden and their
manufacture Is Increasing day by day. A
?
mostly employed. but since the hCme
fabrication, duung the past decade, has
made great strides. the use OF foreign
locomobi e. has very much decreased
IN consequence Of the capital material
used ~ the Swedish locomobiles, and
owing 20 the complete pfcvenuves
against accidents, which, according Co
Swedish law, must be taken by the
I s...HNsaaaaa HNHaa
Swedish lucomohiics rank high among
similar products from other parts OF the
world The boilers are made with the
utmost care from the very best Swedish
Martin stcel-plales.
NORWAY.
L. Olsen, a well-known citizen Of
Tonsvik, died at the age Of "a years.
Large marble fields have been dis.
covered IN the province OF Nofdland.
The marble is Of the best quality.
The frccmasons OF Chrisiiania will In
q few days dedicate a new magnificent
Lodge building.
Miss Martha pe,rini. the wel-known
Swedish sungstrcss, gave her inst con
cert nj Chustana the other day, and
was enthusiastically received.
Viggo Ullman, the well.known poll.
iician. who hardly a year ago visited
the United States, has now arrived
home from the Congress Of Peace nj
iaag, and Is booked Tor several stump
speeches to be delivered In ChrIsuania.
DENMARK.
Diphtheia Is raging cpidemcally In
The parishes Of northern Upland.
An IS year old woman, Of Odcnse.
TO the United STATES the
lthcr day.
None OF the members OF the Russian
'mpcrors family Is expected to visit |
Denmark the present year
The second edition OF lbscn's Ghosts"
vii soon appear IN Copenhagen. The 1
lfst edition was 10000 copies.
A railroad viii probably soon be built
n Iceland. The next Alung Is ex. |
,ecied to grant an appropriation Tor |
he purpose.
Two armored cruisers and four tor
oedo boats OF the Russian navy an.
'horcd in the hafbor OF Copenhagen the
,ther day.
Mrs. Hedvig Guiding. the celebrated
finger, was badly injured by falling from
Ter bicycle, which she was riding IA
copenhagen.
Two brothers, by name OF Olsen. who
geic living IN the same house at
both being over 20 years Of
age, died on the same day, having been
taken sick n the same time.
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Sunday SSbool aDd Primary.

Ion ihsqs books and cards postage iii bs
s,-rssd in addition 70 ths prioei sivon II sent ~
mall. unless ihe price given s for "postpsid."l
First itook FOE our Liitie Friends, to-
the USE Of Sunday schools. zoe.
second uooh for our Lille Friends,
Sunday School roaior, %
intermediate y. =. Header. lnc.
Questions and Answers on the Life
snd rission Of the Prophet Joseph
smith. tec
hibie Questions and Answers, Tor tAs
ufe % primary Associations. IS
chiidrcn's Primary Hymn nook, w.,
copies, postpaid, 25c.
PRIMARY speaker, No. ., postpaid. gse.
Y. -.
Tho Model Ron Book, postpaid. to
Class Registers, pss dot., soe
rrinary Tune Hook, 900
Hook Of Mormon oatechism, postpaid. -
=. =. Union Hymn uooh. each net 20,
paid, 80.
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music.

mo Improvements Associations Som
Ho"h' contains collection of Original
ana selected songs md hymns. ,et % music h,
Professor y. BoeiloJ ssvonty.sigh. p,ss, a,
choice music, postpaid, iNs.
d. > g. Union uusie Hook, po.tpsiL %.
Primary Tune IiooE, ne. vlJhou, p.,,,s.
zoo E+e"
The Psnimody, papor ad,., ti.so, Cloth. A. A,
LAlf LAlh0T. ara Postage N a. .sss
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The Abbo de Marollos. In one Of his
latest works. calculated that no had
printed 1888, l24 verses aud yet tho pub
No had not sonse enough to appreciate
him as u poet
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FIFFIRTH DIVIDEND.

Zc.ML, SALT LAKn err. sep ~. iot
Alta MEEr1sG OF THE DiHEc-
~ tors held i0dAy,a dividend Of four
per cent whs declared upon the cap.
tat atpct % mis- intuition % record.
toptemher 18th. isai PAYABLE in u.er.
chtudisn un nad AFTER urtnber ith, or
in each on November ith. neat, 10
Htor khnfdurs personally uunn pfrsruta.
unu % their stock rrrUncatr6. or uuon
their wrilirn order
H. q. WEnuEn. focrs'arr
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Spain has over 400 islands In tho east.
orn seas, mostly comprised in tho Philip.
pines and MoluccaE
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shining Lights. Hag 7l.y lelllnd BEsllnlsI.

heading giving Of biographical 'cechcs
ana ten wnA
viii be Illustrated
with hall tone sngravings Of the persons mentioned
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MONEY TO LOAN.

4 OAN-. ANY AMOUNT ON err on
- salt iaEo and Davis tourtY farms. Apply
~ once ~ No 90 Meier itE block.
nN UEAsOSAuLE TEHMA APPLY TO
~ Taylor hrothcrs, No. - Iatt Temple
erect
nJONEY 10 LOAN At LOWEST nATEs
W. on reel estate. Thompson. ~ Wosi
Second south
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Temple Manifestations.

ave many experiences Lsierdy Saints
tenn recorded These Incidents have
tendency encourage consequently snoNcdge
them shouu be widely discontinued scenes OF articles on u'
subject will a Ia Volume XVI Of fnE CONTRIBUTOR
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Department of Inquiry

We devote three pages issue 10 the
answering OF all proper questions the which will general
Inquiries
twill be the endeavor OF TlR CoSrRmuroR answer
Under the tile Of
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SU NJ o. =

PRoirTCf HIT srocE FAnu,
. MILLER a slnLEY,
PUTNAM NAIL CO.. Nspontsi, Maii.,
NEhrtrnHaf-hoplr irfi 10 sour favor of me
lAth Last, VII state ult have used the put
hAm Nsil and othafs, but 10 has come 10 ne
fnint Nth na nov where vii rat aiioe sny
gth1f nall % b. ultd than the Putnam Hot
loffef Nall ifi can pftrcatit Willie tiafs
hal D. othcfs AZ good, know xhat these arr,
hlA cannot auufd o. make Cnpsfimfula.
Nefy respectfully ygufs.
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Missionary Supplies.

missioPary Supplies.
NorGen's Tract No. ., tsis
2, asts.
" q, as,a
The 1fodern Prophet, 90.
True ". Paise Religion, ssh.
Tho Gospei Pioneer, SET.
Reply 90 "The Mormon Pur<s
togy,ns0
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Sermons from the Prophets

will be the title Of series Of articles by H. HARny conianug the
choicest leading of this d,ptnsiuuh Ihs
all Young people, and will be
compiled with special to Mutual Improvement work.
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NJ. 1. a. Manual, Part H.,
Our Illustrations

will be Of the very highest class and mostly original They also be
abundanly used In tie volume.
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WANDERED
A CHEAP HONE.

nNLv 900 uoUtE THREE ROOMS.
~ hHt pantry and riottt. 10 rode Fiuund.
fasY paYn'on p. Addrraa Box 90 or see y r.
LHrfgu. llih south and rtaie sNrCt
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Beyond the Arctic Circle.

Continuing through yom, XVI will ba published intensely
interesting nicely Illustrated W experiences and observations
in the Land the Midnight sun by Elder Nephi Anderson.
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The Study of Self.

Professors George Bdmha NJ H. Hardy and other able inslrue
wilt handle such ideas viii
enable them understand cmi-yc sad thus rapidly
pfoach the Divine Model whose life aud character should constantly
keep ia mind
Prot ~ Nelson whose excellent articles Volume Nv Of Tia
CoNruytoR have been all readers will eoninue
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Preaching and Preaehing.

Mormonism and Theosophy,
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subject which these times Of special interest and should be
fully studied by the Latter day Saints.
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county Republican Convention
Hoadquaden County Republican
Committee.
BALr LAKE CRY, Oct 4, 1924.
A Republican convention for Salt
Ltkc county will be held At tho salt
Lsks Thestsr Alto o. m. on Monday,
oct. 10, 1898, for the purpofe Of noui'
mating county officers to 10 voted Tor
lilo sixth day Of November. The
convention will couslst Of a2s delegates
apporlionsd to The several precincts %
lollova
The morning call., 1894-04-15
"ABOUT THE BAY"
The Cities by the Golden
Gate.
Be Sure and Get Part Nine of Pic
turesque CaIifornia''-Ready
Tomorrow.

Tborsands of people will visit Oakland.
Alameda. Berkeley and other pretty places
o,yoss tbe bay to-day. There is an attrac-
tfon about the quiet beauty of the places
in contrast 10 the life and turmoil of San
Francisco that is pleasing and restful.
The places are always interesting, but
one cannot go there every day unless they
have nothing else to DO. However, that is
not necessary, as THE CALL is Offering its
subscribers part of Picturesque Califor-
nia'' that is devoted exclusively TO the
beauties of the towns and country around
Oakland.
The pictures are all works of art and ex-
ecuted with fidelity to nature. No imaC-
ination is required TO see before you the
broad, shady streets, lined on each side
with quiet, happy homes. So perfect are
the pictures that nothing is left TO be de-
sired. Even The bright sunshine pene-
trating through the thick foliage and form
ing patches of light on the smooth road
ways is there.
Alameda and Berkeley also receive at
tention, and some splendid views Of the
State University ana grounds are pro
duced.
The beautiful surrounding country, with
its creeks, waterfalls, wooded hills and
quiet valleys, is depicted with marvellous
eXactness. 1t is like going 10 picnic TO
turn over the pages of PICTURESQUE Cali
fornia" and gaze upon the representations
of sunlt landscape.
Portfolio is one Of the best numbers OF
Picturesque California" 10 send to your
Eastern friends. Cut out one coupon and
you can secure it for ten cents. provided.
OF course, that you are a subscriber 10 THE
Gail.
The morning call., 1894-04-15
Produce Market.

FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras 50 4O023 45; Bakers extras, $J 3Oe93 30;
superhne 81 60@2 rs 2 bb
wHEAT-The shippers are still out OF the market
aud the Cali Board speculaIors do all the business
shtpping quotations therefore are nominal. No.
l. 9215019334c; choice, 95e; lower grades SUtds
soc; extra choice for milling, 81 05@9l O712 q
ctl
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFoRMAL SEssIoN-l0 o'clock-Dec DecemDer-4uO
tons. 81 1874: sou, 81 l77s M,
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-Decemoer-SOu
tons 81 lsI4 500. 81 1895; 200. 81 1875 May
300, 81 IL.
TO 81 Oz1b yesterday and spot prices showed a
corresponding advance J he market Is very ST. H.
No Feed. 9S34 Cost; choice bright do, 81 Ole
dark Coast. 9712c; Brewing, Lom'nal at Si Oo'G
10 q ctl
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SESSION. o'clock -December-100
TONS 81 lI1a; 100, 81 lls4 100, 81 ll7s 400.
81 10. 100 81 / "a: 800. 81 1919; 100. 81 lzss.
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoS-Deeemoer-1OO
tons. 81 1872: 800. 81 IA 200, 81 l434; 200
81 l41a; 100, 81 1884. May-l00. 81 02I9; Zoe,
! 81 OIL.
oATs-Contnue firm and In satisfactory de-
mand. Milling are auotabie at 81 0715@l 20:
fancy Feed. 81 17i51l z21s good to choice: 81 loo
| 1l712 common 10 fair, S0eG$l %; Red, $lgl lu;
The morning call., 1894-04-15

done in wheat there to-day and the market de-
ehned steadily all day with but few react IONS
ihe crought IN the wheat pit, which caused the
bears to swallow such copious draughts of short
wheat yesterday, was broken to-day Kansas got.
state, nut the whole area of the Missouri Valley
reported generous downpOur. That without
anythins else was sufficient to o5terate the
-euIllsn ieelihg which WAS so conspicuous yester-
day The european drought canard also received
qnletus 1t was raining III England and there was
a low barometer over the Continent That left TO
the bulls only the California drought to
hang their hopes upon. and that was not
shooEn me 1lnn,,nH 70 prevent cent break at
DAY at 6l3sc. opened to-day with sellers at from
oo2sc down to 6OS4sc aud no buyers at over 601ac.
to 5sS4c and did not show any signs of recovery
until 1t had reached the latter price, The trade In
lne plt compared with the previous few days. bust
ness was light and the overworked brokers had
time TO take the mueh-needed rest.
The Corn market was dull but prices were firm
ana scarcely Influenced by the weakness of Wheat
anu closed unchanged The Provision market
was strong and prices closed higher all around.
EEStlmated Is receipts for Monday: Wheat. 48 cars !;
corn, 2eO; oats, lao; Hogs $4,000 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat No . Corn No "a
Highest Lowest. Highest. Lowest
Julf...: .62ssc ei5sc July. -. ssssc s8$sc
Mess Pork per bbi.- Lard per 100 lbs
July .$IS o5 sI2 s21a May.s7 so s745
May. So 65 So 52IsI Sept. 81 271a 81 Is
July . ST 50 ST 4212
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour-Fasy
No > Spring Wheat. 59s4 c: No 3 Spring Wheat
62c; y o. , Red 5924c: No. Corn. 3SL4c; Prime
Timothy Seed, 81 25Gk 3s: Mess Pork p Dbl
$l2 S0@l2 S2Ia; Lard. , 90 It's. S6 671597;
Short Rib sides QooseJ, So 60@6 621a; Dry
Sated shoulders (boxed). So S7La "a 121a :
Short Clear sides (boxedl, So s5@7: whisky,
distilleIS finished goods 3 gal. 81 5 sugars, Cut
Loaf -: Granulated. -. Standard A, -.
un the Produce Exchange to-day. the Butter
market was steady, unchanged; Eggs, strictly
fresh. lie.
CATTLE
CHICAGO, April 14.-Cattle receipts 900: ship
meuts none; steady; prime to extra native
steers. S4 3uG4 30; medium. S4@4 25; others.
So 50@3 80; Texans, $3 256g5 b5.
HOgs-Rec ipts. 5000: sh pmeuts 1000: active;
sc higher; all sold: rough. heavy. $4 5004 10; /;
packers aud mixed. s. 595 20; prime heavy
and butchers weights, SIS 2O6a5 30.
Sheep and Ismbs-Recetpts 5000: ship
M ents; ev' rything sold; top sheep, $4 90@5 20;
top lambs So 80.
The morning call., 1894-04-15
Jacobs Is Remanded.

Sigmund NJ. Jacobs, The diamond-rot-
Der who made his escape from New York
and was arrested in this city a few days
ago, was brought UP before Judge DANGER
field yesterday on a writ of habeas corpus.
Carroll Cook appeared on behalf of
Jacobs and demanded the prisoners re-
lease on the ground that Jacobs had been
illegally arrested. The Judge not appear
ing TO coincide with Cooks views the
prisoner was remanded on his own motion.
The morning call., 1894-04-15
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM R>a
i ocean Diyision-and PACIFIC COAST ALAf8
S. s. CO.. will dispa tch from Spear-street wharf
at 10 A. M. for the above ports one OF their AL
iIon steamships, viz:
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-M March rs, April 4.
IA, "a. May 4. IA. "a
COLUMBIA March 80. April 8, l9, %, May g.,
10. 29.
Connecting via Portland with the U. P. Ry. aud
other diverging lines for all points in oregon.
W Washington British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho.
Moniana Dakota, Utah. Wyoming Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south and to Europe.
Fare to Portland-Cabin $1o; steerage $8
round trip cabin, $50,
Ticket ofices-l Montgomery st., and Palace
HOTEL New Montgomery st.
freight ofice-200 California ST.
GOODALL PERKINS & CO.. SuDt. Ocean Div
1tf 10 Market sL.. San Francisco.
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Foreign Markets.
WHEAT IN lIvERPooL.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL April l4-1 he spot market is steady
at IS Id CaIgoes are firm at 24s Cd for off
coast 25s Sd for prompt shipment and 24s Cd for
nearly uue.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Iiverpool quotations for No. Winter Red:
April As l015d; May, 4s lid; June, As I'D;
july. as 1l14d; August As ll12d; September.
as 1l34d.
LONDON, April 14.-Consols, 100 l-l6; Silver,
2gd: French Rentes 99f 25c. Bullion INTO Bank
OF England, f296.0UO.
The morning call., 1894-04-15

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports II
failures in the Pacific Coast states and Territories
for the week ending yesterday. as compared with
Ia for the previous week and y for the corre-
snondine week in 1898, The failures for the past
week are divided among the trades as follows:
saloons 3 cigars and tobacco. hotels. clothing.
/ grocer. produce, upholsterer, restaurant, l
wholesale fruits. twholesale native wines ana
manufacturer paints.
The morning call., 1894-04-15
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROMSAN -
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska A. NJ. ENfNA
March % April and May 10. 25. June a. ssaszssezzs
8. l9. "a, July 5. g. 10, "a. August 3, y, 18 23
For british Columbia apd Puget sound ports
March 81, aud every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays, q A. NJ
For Newport. Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and fifth day. A. NJ.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford
santa barbara, Port Los Angeles. Redopdo U.os
Angeles) and Newport, every fourth and fifth day,
at IL A. NJ
For ports in Mexico, 25th OF each month.
Ticket Ofiee-Palacs Hotel New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL PERKINS & CO.. General Agents
1tf 10 Market ST.. San Francisco.
The morning call., 1894-04-15
California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, April 14.-Although the weather is
not very favorable the demand for California
oranges continues good with prices advanced.
With warmer weather throughout the East the
demand should be even better. The caol weather,
however, is favorable for selling California
pruueS aud other dried fruits, for which there is
active demand. Kaisius have been extremely
dull. Pears are now exhausted ana out OF the
market. Fancy navelS sell SS(03 50; choice
50 5t0S. according to size; fancy Seeding sell
81 % q for regular. PruHes are selling at 61ac
for sixty to seventy. Raisins dun, few seed
less L Muscat brought &c.
The morning call., 1894-04-15
General Merchandise.

GRAIN BAGS-Cacuttas. June-July, 6Ac as a
nominal quotation; State Prison Bags. IS ~: Wool
Bags. 34@36c.
CoRDAGE-PureM Manila Rope. 91ac; !2-thread.
mixed Manila Bale Rope, Sc: Grapevine Twine.
l01sc in balls and coils; Hop Twine, l0c: Lath-
yarn, &c; SSal Rope, 7c; l2-thread- 71ac: 6
and do. &c q 10: Duplex Rope. 7c; l2-thread.
719c; 8 and 8 dc. Sc; Duplex Bale Rope. 7c; sisal
Bale Rope. 7dl7Iac; Duplex hop Twine. &c:
Grapevine Twine, balls or coils, &c; Latbyarn, &c
2 n.
SALMON Alaskan Fish. 1898. S1@l O5 p doz
for Red according to size of lot: Columbia River
Fish. 1898, 81 35@l 40 for Tails and 81 50@l so
for Flats.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed all 81 7sc p ID; Dry GRADUATED,
5Mc: Confectioners' A, 51sc: Magnolia A, 42sc:
Extra G, 4s4c; Golden q, 41ac; ID, ,4L4c; Standard
A, &c; half barrels, 1sc more than barrels. and
Duxes lac more.
The morning call., 1894-04-15
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - CONSOLE.
~ dated California and Virginia Mining Compa-
ny. Location of principal place of business, san
Francisco, California; location OF works, Virginia
Mining District, Storey County, Nevada.
Notice-There delinquent upon the follow
Ing described stock. on account of assessment NO.
4, levied Oh the 9Th day OF March, 1894, the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names of the re-
speetive share holders, follows:
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cbiaan m.rkets.

CHICAGO. April 14.-Rsin ia Kansas broke the
drought. and the wheat market, as compared with
yesterdays closing prices. is 1sc lower he
large export trade in wheat yesterday reported
from New York simmered down to about 81 boat
ioads. No thing in the way OF export business was
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Ntw YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money anG Railroad
Shares.
Money on call easy at IL; last loan ~; closed
atlI Prime mercantile paper. 31a @5%. Posted
rates S4 sS04 SO. Commercial bills 81 S614@
S61b Silver certificates, 6l$4 last bid. Sterling
echange steady at 81 IS a for demand and "a S71a
for si1ty-day.
The morning call., 1894-04-15
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL A-14.
- sortnightly for the west Indies and .SEs4slX
Southampton. calling en- route at Chtroou.s
France. and Plymouth, to land passengers.
Through bills of lading, IN connection with the
Pacific Mail S. 8. Co., Issued for freight and treas
ure to direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco TO Ply
mouth, Cherbourg, southampton. First-class
sl95: .hird.class, s97 50. For further particu
lars apply 20 PARROTT Co., Agents,
0 sos California St
The morning call., 1894-04-15
FUTURES.
PnrtIand,s Business.

ToRr1AND. Or. April l4-Clearancss $780,
900: balances. s2S.o o.
wheat-Qulet and steady; Valley. s5c: walla
walla. 75@76c etL
The morning call., 1894-04-15
Exchange and Bullion.
Bank Clearing
Tues day a Grain Holiday.

Local bank clearings last week were sI4,6s5.-
2s7, against sle.8s6,O62 for the same week last
wear
The morning call., 1894-04-15
MARKET REPORTS.
SATURDAY EVENING. April 4
Summary or THE MARKEI&

Summary or THE MARKErA
Silver frmer
Wheat the
Barley continues 10 advance.
oats, Corn and Rye firm.
Hay weaker. Beans quiet
Potatoes and Onions unchanged
Butter frmer and active.
Cheese aud Eggs weak.
Poultry nominal
Game easier.
Increasing receipts of Berries.
Citrus Fruits unchanged.
Vegetables sold OF well.
Provisions firm and unchanged
Dried fruit steady.
Mustard and Alfalfa Seed higher.
Bank clearings $3.2OO,OO0 off.
Decreased failures.
The morning call., 1894-04-15
The Weeks Failures.

The Produce Exchange yesterday voted to ad-
journ Tuesday on account of the Mardi Gras fes-
tiyitieS.