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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-29
MORE THAN A NINE DAYS WONDER.
Determined Effort Will Be Made to Learn
if Phineas Sears of Manchester Is Dead.

The disappearance of Phineas Sears
from Manchester, N. H., some ten days
ago is still matter of mystery, and
determined effort is to be made to find
him. II was insured in the Metropoli
tan Life Insurance Company, and that
company, as well as his relatives, intend
to make a thorough search. 1t is
thought that the man found dead at
Pennington, Me-, is Sears, and commun-
ication has been had with.th pulice of
that place, but the question Of identity
has not get been thoroughly settled.
There is no evidence of foul play SO far
as has been ascertained, and it il the
general opinion that if the Pennington
man is not Sears that he has wandered
off and died. Inasmuch as a claim Tor
the insurance is bound to be made, the
company has an interestsin locating the
man. The police are at their wits end
with reference to the case.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-29
Maine Electric Works.

Mr.. James B. Phillips, who has been
superintende and electrician at the
Portland Electric Works. has resigned
der the name of the Maine Electric
Works, with Offices at q Commercial
street, the premises formerly occupied
by the Giant Motor Company. The offic-
ers of the new company are:
President-W NJ. Lamb.
Treasurer and Secre tary-Orrie w.
Neal.
Manager-J. B. Phillips.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-29
ANDREW JACKSON DAY.
Mr.. A. d. Sweetsir Has Made Arrange,
ments for His Unique Celebration.

As will be seen by the advertisement
in another column, Mr.. A. D. Sweetsir
has arranged an elaborate and excellent
programme for. his Andrew jackson en-
tertainment on the evening of January
8. Miss Henrietta D. Rice will sing. a
Bowdoin graduate will give "thesnistory
of A Bowdoin man," Uncle William
D:ckey of Fort Kent, will be here, etc.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-29

The four-masted schooner Richard S.
Spotford went ashore opposite Ocracoke
light, North Carolina, yesterday morn
ing, and is a total loss. ALI hands were
saved except the steward.
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Larceny of a Coat.

Thomas McCue was arrested last night
by Officer Skillings, on a charge of lar
ceny Of An ulster from Davis's store at
the corner of Plum and Fore streer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-29
CLOSER THAN A BROTHER.

That's the way our Underwear sticks to
fellow. Man hates to part with it.
even when it has outlived it's useful
ness, and then he exchanges it for
more of the same kind. When we
say our Underwear is cheap we refer
not to the quality, but it is the
price we are talking about. Here
are few clearance prices ON
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

We are going to the very bottom of
things at our store. Stock taking is
not pleasure, but it reveals pleas
ing bargains for you. We have
mine of bargains and the deeper we
go the rarer and richer are the mug
gets we bring up. Don't get the
idea into your head that we are not
open for business, come in at any
time. If you see stock-taker with
piece of goods you want take it
out of his hands. He'll be only too
willing to part with it. Nothing in
terrupts trade channels here; SO
interest yourself with little dust"
as miners call it, laying around
loose. You'll buy it on sight.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-29

Ihat'S the way our underwear SUCKS 10
fellow. Man hates to part with it.
even when it has outlived it's useful
ness, and then he exchanges it for
more of the same kind. When we
say our Underwear is cheap we refer
not to the quality, but it is the
price we are talking about. Here
are few clearance prices on
UNDERWEAR.
One case gents three-threaded, wool
fleeced Health Underwear, regular
price $1.50, this morning Csc.
One case gents extra heavy knit blue
mixed IShirts and Drawers, regular
retail price s1.25. Today they will
be closed out at SOC each.
Indigo blue Shirts and Drawers and
cancels hair ribbed Shirts and
Drawers, 75c and 81 1-2c quality,
marked at the price Of cheaper
goods, SOC a piece.
The balance of our youths Egyptian
yarn self-ftting sweaters will be
closed out at PIC each.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
One lot Misses Ribbed Jersey Vests,
ages 5 to -, sold for soc. This
morning, 29c each.
One lot extra fine quality Ladies' Lambs
Wool Vests and Pants, all sizes,
regular $1.50 quality, clearance price,
CSC.
Ladies' Natural Wool Vests and Pants,
all sizes, former price $1.25, clear
ance price 75c each.
Ladies' pure Australian Wool Vests and
Pants, superior quality, former price
$3.50, clearance price $1.15.
SILVER GRAY BLANKETS.
Here is 1914 silver gray Blanket with
pretty borders, that you may have
for 69c pair. They would be
cheap at 75c.
Silver gray Blankets. blue and red
borders, large size for 81. Regular
pTJC6 .YlsSO. EAold lCdVy COCtOA
and wool Blanket at same price.
Light silver :gray Blanket, Id, blue
and red borders, just the thing for
Wrappers $3.50. Always got 50
for it.
lid Blanket, which we have sold all
the season for 1925, at $1.75.
1874 Blanket, never sold for less than
1892, for 1925. Others for $3.50,
s2.75, 1926, $3.50 and upwards.
WHITE BLANKETS.
Blankets for 4Sc, 69c.
An ia Blanket, handsome borders, for
$1.25, $1.39.
An ia Blanket, blue and red borders,
former price $2.75 at this sale 1925.
For 1926 we will sell regular $3.50
Blanket with blue and white bor-
ders, beauty. Fine soft Blankets
for $3.75.
1874 Blankets, extra heavy. blue and red
borders, at $4.25, always sold for
$5.25. A 81 Blanket for $3.50.
Best California Blankets for SO, former
ly So.
BOYS SLEDS.
We have about so boys Sleds, includ-
ing the frame and sharpshooters,
left over from our holiday stock.
They will be sold at cost until
cleared out.
The Dress Goods Clearance Sale is still
on. Come in and get dress pat
tern for $1.50 and upwards.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened very strong yesterday anu
prices OF the leading northend stocks Sho"eu "
sharp advance under active sales AdNiceS were
most encouraging. On the 1850 level OF Con Oai
d Va. they nave resumed WORK, after seVeraI c"y'
spent in retimbering. A good grade cl ore mas
been encountered In the DRIFT being run from Ille
upraise above the 1850 level and the chances TOT
cutting the downward continuation OF the ore
body on the 1900 level are most taVoraoie II
will take about two weeks time TO reach lhe ore
from this point and In the meantime the sIocA Is
liable to sharp fluctuations, as was SHOWN yes ter
day. MI Flood and others VIII IeaVe LOT the
Comstock on Friday night and their return vii!
be closely watched as II IS eApecleu 10 nave
strong bearing on the market
On The early call prices opened quite strong,
and after the cal Ophlr and adjoining stocks
perIeuced 0uite a boom. Paxton was quite an
active buyer OF Ophir and the stock sold up 10
g b5 under sales of 5000 shares; Mexican,
81 0r652 10. 1900 shares and Con. Cal. & Va
81 81. 06 s-Ip, ZOO shares. on the , 80 p NJ
fell 10 S. 40 aud Con. Cal to 50 90 under sales
OF 1000 shares. the market closing steady and
fairy active at these prices.
NOTES.
silver was shade lower yesterday. selling ar
635sc in New ork and % 1l-l6G in London.
Inc Omaha Mining Company of Grass Valley
has declared dividend of SOC per share
The west croSscut on the 100 Level of the Con
Cal AZ .. mine which the West Con. people are
running was extended during the past week 20
feet and IS now IN total distance % STA feet ;
The 10 hard Quartzite ana the flow OF W.; fer
is same as reported last week
The virginia Chronicle, commenting upon thu
luicllNlly OF the market yesterday, SAYS: In the
opinion az the operators this is the u before the
storm. Nhether tue storm win blow them up or
llgW Them down remains To be seen. The hopeful
sue IS 10 the front at present. however There
was morning new 10 be learned concerning the sit
generally
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GenernI Merchandise.

GRAIN BAGS-Very dull. CaIcuttaS. e@6Jsc;
State Prison Bags size; Wool Bags 34G30c.
inaI as there IS very little business. Apricots
81 1901 80; Peaches, 81 25@l so; Pears. 81 209
40: White Cherries. 81 9U@2; Black Cherries
81 IS; Pums, 81 $50 20
CANNED E1ABLES-Tomatoes, 9Oe; Peas
81 lO@l 20 z dozen.
COtFEE-Dealers quote the market quiet and
unchanged. We quote; 19l&@20I4c e u for
good TO prime Costa Rica. free from black beans:
iSGl9c = n for good Costa Rica mixed with
black beans; 1719@lSi4c T. 10 for fair Costa Rca;
14Gl 6laC for common to ordinary Costa Rlca;
10000 for good 10 prime washed Salvador; lSc
for good green unwashed Salvador and Nicaragua:
y Il G2lS4c a 10 for prime washed Guatemala:
.OI4@2O34c = n for good to strictly good washed
Guatemala; ls&4@2Oc Z 70 for fair washed Guate-
mala; 1919 G1Sc = II for medium Guatemala:
l5Gl612c r ID for ordinary Guatemala; $50
l41ac T. n for very inferior to common Guatt-
naia; 2OLa92lI5c for GOOD TO prime washed
PeabeTry; IS1292Oc for good 10 prime unwashed
Peaberry.
C5AL-The market has been stationary for
ton. %; Seattle, sc 90; Coos Fay, So; Nalsend,
So 80 FOR average. and 81 so for clean; Scotch,
land. $40 5O9Il so in bulk and 81. @I3 in sacks;
West Hartley, IS so; Welsh Harley, IS; PeHnsyI-
vania Anthracite Egg. Sll9l2; Welsh Anthra-
Castle Gate. 81 so; Pleasant Valley. 81 60.
FISH-PAcIhc Goldfish Bundles, SC: cases. Sc
lected. Size 4 IT.: BoDeless Strips, 61ac MiddIes
TIC: staHdard Blocks. 7c: Sea6right Blocks Sc;
Squares. &c . n; silver King Strips, &c; Norway
STRIPS, sac 2 ID: Narrow Gauge, &c y 10; Macs
so for No. 3: Eastern Smoked Herring, soc;
Dutch do, 95cQ$l 20 p Seg w hitefisn, SlI 90 in
hair bbIs aud 81 10 in kits; Tongues ana Sounds
SIG.
NAILs-Base prices are 81 70 for iron or steel
and 81 Is for wire.
QUICKSILVER-$3 p flask.
oUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash: Cube. Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 6$4e Z 10: Dry formulated
Extra c, 45sc: olden e. 1850: d. 41sc: half bar
rels, 1sc more than barrels and boxes 12c more.
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Slang From London Streets.
London Telegraph

LOuuOH Telegraph.
There has been presented to Parliament,
in connection with the Labor Commission.
what really amounts to a new slang die
tionary. 1t is glossary of the technical
words used in the evidence already given.
which amount to more than 200O
When witness made use Of one Of these
picturesque terms the highly sensible plan
was adopted of writing and asking him
what he meant by 1t, and this source Of
knowledge has been supplemented by con-
sulting members of the committee and
standard dicti0n aries.
"Oncost men," it is useful to know, are
men who work for day wages.
A logger" is a middleman in the nail
and chain trade.
A hanson is technically known as a
"showful."
A cabman who owns the vehicle he
drives is a little mush. while an mex
perenced Jehu may be either a gar
dener" or a "whack."
The glossary even acquaints Parliament
and she world with the fact that booze"
The morning call., 1894-05-23
MARKET REPORTS.
TUEspAY EvENINa. NAV 22.

L UESDAY EVENING, May %.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver unchanged
Wheat dull. Wheat freights fat,
Barley, oats, Corn and Rye weak.
Large Receipts of Bran.
Hay easy. Straw lower.
Beans quiet.
Potatoes in large supply. onions declining.
Butter ana Eggs weak. Cheese firm
Honey firmly held.
Poultry market overstocked and cheap.
Cherries plentiful aud slow.
Green Apples neglected.
All Citrus Fruits dull.
Nuts and Raisins slow.
Driea Fruits quiet ana weak.
Provisions slow.
Hops weak at the decline.
Hides. Talow and Wool unchanged.
Grain Bags continue nominal
Canned Goods reported slow.
Coffee quiet.
Coal shows no change.
Redwood TOT fuel lower.
Posts cheaper.
Hogs il far supply. Beef irmer.
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Wool Market.

Posts, lower at s@s1sc eech; Redwood. a. q
cord; oak, rough. 50 50: peeled, 81 TO: Pine 50 (;
Railroad Ties. 35c apiece for 6xS 4lc for 7xS and
45@5Oc for 7x9.
TANBARK-GrOund BarK, s24 {, ton; whole
Sl4 2 cord.
LUMBER-The Redwood Lumbermen's Asso-
citation has reduced the of all the mills 25 per
cent, so that the total cut this year Will not ex-
coed I60.UOOO0O feet. There has been a slight
Improvement In the demand for pine The Red
wood Manufacturers Association quotes as fol-
lows: No. ! Rough, $l30l7 q NJ: No. 2 $q@lI
= Nj PicEets rough, pointed ana fancy $40, 8 IA
Is = NJ half-inch surfaced and clear NO. !, $500
81 p NJ; No. 2. $22d2S z NJ; Rustic, No l. Sl5d,
-: No. 2. S2092l: surfaced and rough clear No
]. S1s@22; o. =, $l20l6; I. and e., No. l. sI2;
M RIomlA
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july. Sll S712Sl1 771@'
Sent Sll 30 SIl S71h


OMAHA, May 22.-Cattle-Beceipts, 45OO. The
market was lower. on the best Light cattle the
decline was not so marked, but most of the other
grades went slowly at prices &c and lOc lower
Than Yesterday The COW market was generally
steady and there was a further weaAening in
stockers' and feeders values. Prime beeye5 $50
4 30: good TO choice steers, IS SOQi: graSSers,
sS@i: " esterns, 81 1903 50: Tex 5, 81 5U(g3 So;
common ana canning cows, 81 25@2 70; feeders,
Sheep-Receipts, 1900. The market was active,
with quotations unch Inged.
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MAGNIFICENT
Business, Warehouse Or Residence
PROPERTY.
EaSterly Line of Second, 1876 Ft. Sc.
of Brannan st.

Ihls elegant and large piece of central down
town business, warehouse residence property
comprises at present Is cottage tenements
Rineou ave and II tenementS on Second st. This
property is always rented; at present the revenue
is S472S per annum This is a choice location for
warehouse, having a Second-st. frontage of
l3T 70 feet, extending $50 feet through to Japan
ST on which 1t fronts 1877 % feet: Second and
Japan SITS paved with basalt rock. The property
pays handsome revenue and its future outlook
tbeins in the district demanded for warehopses)
is the most promising OF any in the city. Capt.
tailStS ana parties wanting large, central loca-
ttOn Tor warehouse. should give this property
their attention. Superb large lots. 1877 :6x255 it.
to rear street. VIII be sold as an entirety or in
two subdivisions.
ENTIRE PRoPERTY-137 :6x255 IT. Rent, S4728
per annum,
sEcoND- ST. FRoNrAeE-l87 :6x1 ga IT. Rent,
$32SS per annum.
JAPAN-ST. FRoNTAGE-I37 :6x95:S #. Rent
Sl440 per annum.
TEBMs-CAsH. We can obtain. il desired.
mortgage for One-haf of the auction price; inter
est per cent per annum.
The morning call., 1894-05-23

NEW YORK, May 22.-The Evening POSTS Lon
don cablegram says: The announcement of a new
India sterling loan of s. 100000 was the only
feature of to-day's market. 1t is already quoted
at over 2 premium. The oan is 10 be principally
aUpl1ed to redeemIng eXistii 2 treasury bills.
Americans closed better al around after hatness
Louisville and ST. Paul lead the recovery.
United states gold loan IS expected, but no nego-
tiatfons for IL have been begun. South Americ ans
were depressed by further rise in the Argentine
gold premium to BOZ.
The morning call., 1894-05-23
SAN Francisco Meat NIarket

Hogs in fair supply and prices show little
change. Beef is rather hrmer again. Veal nd
Mutton are without feature. Wholesale
rates for dressed stock from slaugnterers are as
follows:
BEEF-First quality, 51a@6c; second quality.
sc; third do, 31sG415c . 10.
EEAL-Large, AGA l2c; small Calves, sc; Dairy
Calves 6(97c q 10
MUTTGN-Wethers, &c; Ewes. 5951ac p Ii.
SPRING LAMI-6dSc y 10
PORk-Livo Hogs 45Sf04S4c for heavy and
medium grain fed and 41s946sc q n for small:
stock Hogs 31ac; dressed do, 6I49694c Is 10.
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To Queenstown, SeuIhamptQn, Belfast

Glasgow. LiverpOol and London.
Very low rates now to Irish and British
points per Hamburg american Lie.
CLUSE CONNECTIONS AT SOUTH E<s
~ amptOn ana London for Hamburg. Ez7EH
Antwerp. Rotterdam. Amsterdam Paris ana ali
points on the Continent.
Unsurpassed accommodations on these steamers.
Fog tickets. cabin plans and further Information
apply to
4. W. MEYER. General Pacific Coast Agent 4Ol
Calf nrnia ST.. cor. Sansome San Francisco m5 II
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

TUESDAY. May o.
Stmr Truckee. Thomas SO hours from AS
toria; pass ana lumber, TO 1ruckee Lumber Co
Stmr CIeene Miller Is hours from Fort Bragg:
- N Il lumber, etc. TO w Mitchell.
Stmr Arcata Reed. % hours from Coos Bay:
pass and mdse, to Il Co.
Stmr Aicatraz, Fagerlund. II hours from Cleone;
r X ties amp piles. TO l. White.
Stmr Homer. Denny. 81 hours from Yauuiua
Bay: pass Snd mdse, 10 c Hendry. Sons 81 Co
Stmr Laguna, Peterson, 26 hours from Usal.
lumber. etc, to Pollard i Dodge.
Schr Guide. hanson. 81 days from Shoaiwater
Bay; NJ II lumber. to Simpson Lumber Co
Schr General Banning Marscball, IL DAYS from
Caam Bay: lumber. to Oakland City wharf
oakland direct
schr Rio Rey, Isigkeit. i days from Bowens
Landing; 1O6 NJ ft lumber, TO Haywood & Hackley
The morning call., 1894-05-23

is derived from the Arabic name for beer.
and the young member burning to know
precisely what 'scalliwag" may be will
have his curiosity satisfied.
The morning call., 1894-05-23

at l z Prime mercantile paper. 215@5%. Ster- !
ling exchange firm, with actual business in |
bankerS' bills at 81 SS3s@D4 SO Tor demand and |
"a s714G4 S71a for SKY days Posted rates |
50 SSLs@4 80. Commercial bills. $4 S61494 S612. |
Silver certincateS. GiMG6c
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co
FOR PORTLAND g. ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM r~a
L ocean Division-and PACIFIC COAST GzsSSS3
S. 5 CO.. VIII disps tch from Spear-street wharf,
81 10 A. NJ, for the above ports one or their Al
hon steamships. viz.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-May "a, June 8, Is
%. july 3. X. -, Au. ust =, II, %.
COLUMBIA-May 70, June 8, Is, 2S, July 6,
Is 2S. ugust :, =, n.
Connecting via Portland with the U. p Ry. and
other dlverging lines for all points in oregon.
Washington. British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho,
Montsna. Dakota Utah. Wyoming Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south and to Europe
Fare to Portland-Cabin $40; steerage, IS;
round trip. cabin, $50,
Ticket oh1ces-1 Montgomery ST., and Palace
Hotel New MONTGOMERY sc.
Freight ofice-2OO California St
6OODALL, PERKINS 81 CO, Supt. Ocean Div.
II 10 Market ST. San Francisco
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Exchange and Bullion.
NEw YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call easy at II; last loan IL; closed
The morning call., 1894-05-23

MORNING SESSION.
Board-50 Market-st Railway, 1884 s Oakland
Gas, 80. 4l5s; 10 Pacific Telephone Telegraph.
e..
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-1O0 Hutchinson < p Co. 80: so SV
Water, s9l2: $4,000 ) V - Bonds. 9515
Street-lOO Wafer, b i. 99Ib: 20 DO 991a.
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IS III far supply. Beef frmer.
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, May 22.-The stock market was
again active to-day but the speculation was IN
settled in and as result OF the days trans
actions equally divided between advances
and declines. 1T the opening the market was
firm, the dealings being principally in the Indus
trials. Chicago gas and sugar held most strength
Union Pacific. which declined IS and Louisville
and Nashville which receded 1ec. were the only
exceptions TO the upward tendency until about
10 80, when sugar, which had advanced l3s, gave
signs OF weakening and on heavy sales declined
l"4. The depression IN those shares caused =
selling movement IN the general list resulting in
4 fractional decline therein There raj ~
before II O'Clock, led Dv tobacco which made a
gain OF ia per cent. Sugar advancing l%s but
finally reactnC Is. and the rest OF the marx ct
TOOK a downward turn. cotton oil leading this
time with loss Of ] per cent The decline was
checked 10y the receipt Of buying orders, which
again moved prices upward sugar advanced
3@s per cent to 100; the whole market continued
strong until about O'Clock, when General Elec-
tric fell of 1& aud the rest Of the market trac-
ton. This was followed by an Improvement. but
during the latter dealings the market was very
Irregular. Sugar breaking pa and Ta!Iylng i IS,
ana the more active shares iuc tuated within mar
rover limits. In the final dealings generally a
better tone prevailed and the market closed
strong
The bond market was easier in tORe during the
early dealings, became irregular during the
afternoon aud closed unsettled. Government
bonds firm. state bonds dull. Petroleum steady.
Pennsylvania OIL, sales none; June option, sales
none; closed Sc bid. Lima OIL sales none.
II n A
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Wheat-May, 57%sc.

Nheat-May. 0I'fsc
FiOur-Steady.
HOps-Dull and weak.
Wool-Quiet Domestic fleece, l9@25c; pulled,
2C@2sc
PIglrOn--Dul
Copper-QWet
Lead-Qu ct; Spot, So 30.
Tin-Firm; straights, So 97I2; plates. firm and
steadier; domestic. s. %; sales on Change, 500
tons; spot. $l9 9712; 90 tons May tin $40 500
~ 80: 10 tons May tin sWapped over for 10 tons
June, no prices.
coffee options opened steady at from IN
changed to 10 points advance, closed steady at
the lowest point. unchanged to points net de
cline Sales - $50 bags including: May. Sl5 So f;
june. Sl5 l56OI5 20; July, $l4 9e@i5 10; August,
Sl4 45Gl4 so; September. Sl4 2O@l4 80; Oc-
tober. 4 80; December, SI3 5OGl3 90.
spot CUffee-RiO. more active, easier: No. Z
1900 bags Rio No. :, tiaU bean spot &c. 300 bags
Rio NO. 7. again As spot, l512c. Warehouse
deliveries yesterday. SSl5 bags; New York stock
to-day, 2OOOl9 bags; United states stock. 276.4jS
bags: ahoat for the UEited States $50, OOU bags.
Total Wis bic Tor the L. 5. $780, 66 bags against
4I0.295 bags last year.
Santos-Quiet: No :, Rio, $4,000. Receipts.
Two DAYS. 1000 bags; stock, $4,000 bags.
Ham buTg-Steauy; sales, 900 bags; prices.
1pfg lower 10 4pfg higher.
Hayre-tpeued quiet, advanced hi. lost the
advance. bur at , 30 P. NJ was barely steady at
about the best prices Of the day sales. u 0OU
bags.
RIo-Quiet; No. :, $3.50; Exchange. sled:
United states 300 bags; stock, 49, 900 bags.
Sugar-Raw, market active ana easier; FAR, re-
iuing, Else; Centrifugal, 80 test, lS-l6c; re-
fined sugar quiet.
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Produce MARI ct,

LONDON, May 22.-Consois, 100 9,16@lOO5s
Silver, % 1l-l6d; French RenteS, i0lf 7laci bull
lion into Bank OF England, SIS, 600.
The morning call., 1894-05-23

Fronting Tenth ave. and California an d Lake SITS;
streets graded and macadamlzed and in splendid
condition; elegant view from the property; lots
all ready TOT building,
The handsomest property in this beautiful dis
trIct grand opportunity for a home lot or for
speculation: Powell, Sacramento, Jackson and
CaIfOrniast cables; to reach these beautiful resi-
dence lots take Powell or sacramento or Jackson
ST. cable, get off at Sixth ave, walk west Two min
uteS; or take CallfOrniast. cable, transfer at Cen
trail ave. to steam cars. get of at Seventh ave,
walk west about $50 feeL our auction flag the
premises.
TERMS LIBERAL-One-third cash: balance,
and years; interest at per cent per annum,
EASTON, ELDRIDGE& CO., 63S MAR
KIT ST., Au-tioneers. my20 % % u %
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WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, May 22.-The spot market is firm
at As sd. Cargoes are hrmer at 23s for of coast,
23s Cd for prompt shipment and 23s for nearly
due.
The morning call., 1894-05-23
RECEIPTS OF PRoDUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco
The morning call., 1894-05-23

The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. RED Winter:
May, is i'd: June, As 414d; July, Is 41ad: Aug
ust, Is 49, September As 434 October, As sd;
December, Is 14d.
The morning call., 1894-05-23
SPECIAL AUCTION SALE
RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PECIFIC COMPANY

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Trains Leave and are Due to Arrive ut
SAN FRA NCTSCOs
The morning call., 1894-05-23

Per ArcaUa-De Bernardo q Westphal; James
Walker; ID Keefe x Co; Marshall, Teggart Bror-
sen: Standard Oil Co: Whitney a Co: Enter
prise Brewery; Wolf & Son; NJ Detes; { w San
ford; Getz Bros il Co; Smiths Cash Store John
Wieland Brewing Co: ThOS LOughran: Il l. Clay
burgh: w + Fuller 81 Co: Langley 81 MichaelS: >
Gottardo Cohen Hirsch: Bach, Becker & Co;
q Wickson u Co; EaE Hunchman.
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