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The morning call., 1890-12-02
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The Chinatown PoIicr.

Sergeant Spllane and the Chinatown
squad viii be succeeded to-day by Sergeant
Price and new detail of officers for duty in
the Chinese quarters. Both sergeants have
distinguished themselves in the onerous
duties Of this detail, having served before
with satisfaction.
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For AN Accommodating c. Boihin
alleges that r. w. Wood and the Bank of Tomb.
stone coecIed about $1,000 In rents for him in
Tombstone, Ariz., and lie has sued for an
accounting.
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OFFICIAL OATBs 1AKEN.-Dr. j. II. Widber
was sworn In as City and County Treasurer yes
terday, by Deputy County Clerk Heney. He "a
The first TN The list 10 take this preliminary
action. Shortly after +. A. Hyde took the ne y
saIy oath for School Director.
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SHOWCASES at Miller & Co.'s, Ala Market st. .

FOR SALE OF EFFECTs.-Tbe executors OF
the viii of The laie millionaire, James Whar-
ienby. obtained from Judge Cofiey yesterday an
order for the sale OF The furniture, wearing
apparel and jewelIy left by deceased.
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this organization and combination of capital.
The aggressive character of the foe they
have declared against furnishes the Alliance
with sufficient reason for its existence.
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HEADQUARTERS for everything IN The line OF
Rochester and all other lamps are Nathan, Dollr.
mann 4 Co.'S, 100 Suffer street.
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INTERNAL REVENUE REcEIPTs.-The In.
ternal Revenue collections for the San Francisco
District during the past month. .amounied 10
Sl5G, 916 2S fi0m lle following sources: Lists,
S6G19 40; beer. $51. 002 SO; spiriis S62, 1913 0
cigars and cigarettes, S29,603 4S; snuff $50
tobacco. S2281 II Specials. S445l 81.
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ArMoRE's mincemeat In pals 65c at Leben
baum Bros
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OFFICE,

THE MORNING CALL
Hse larger circulation than any other
published in San Francisco.
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RAILROAD NOTES.
California Railway Ira ffic-Southeru Pa
cific Land SaIea


California Railway Ira ffic-Southeru Pa.
cific Land Sales.
Traffic on the California Railway has increased
TO such an extent during The past three months
thai General Manager Rank has ordered another
forIy.iye-ton Baldwin engine and twenty. five
freight cars. Two of the Old engines are also be-
ing repaired for further service. This line and
The Northern Pacific are the only ones repre-.
scented here not included In the agreement abo.
ishing the payment OF commissions.
3 The monthly reports OF Jerome Madden Land
Agent OF the SculherD Pacific Company, shows
thai The land sales OF the company M TO Noyem.
Der 10Th amounted to 11,4S7 63-100 acres, for
tie same period last year 4049 S2-10o acres
were dlsp0sed OF for tbs sum OF SIG ,5O4 81
j. L. Meehan, Superlnlendent of The Pacific
Division OF the Pullman Palace Car Comnany
10 CONFORM 10 the requirements of the Southern
Pacific Company's latest time card, which went
into effect on November 9th.
I'm all broken mp, in body and mind "a saws a
victim of dyspepsia Hoods Sarsaparilla cures
dyspepsia. 1t tones up the digestive organs and
creates an appetite. Give 1t 4 trial.
Dime Savings Bank.
All differ ences between the Bank Commissioners
and this bank have been settled. There is money
here to pay every depositor. Don't sell the bank
books. Como TO the once and get your money in
luti. o. f. MOORE, President.
No Christmas and New Years table should be
without bottle of Angostura Bitters the world
renowned appetizer of exquisite favor Beware Of
eounterleits
HIGHLAND Brand of Milk (uasweetened) is the
best food in the world for infants. Try it,
BEECHAm's PILLS act like magic on a weak stomach.
EXTRA miste pies swArS's. 2la suffer street.
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No Christmas and New Years table should be
without a bottle of Angostura Btters the world
renowned appetizer of exquisite favor Beware Of
counterleits.
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oLYMr1AN SEATING RINK; MecnanIcs, Pavilion /.

VISIT Gettysburg Panorama. Market s. 10TH
CocoASUT cream ices. 25c h. at Townsend, +.
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DIVIDEND MOTTO

- Dividend Notice-cfifce or the Pa
le~S chc Borax, Salt and Soda Company, san Fran
cisco. Nov. % 1890 At meeting OF the Board of Di-
rectors Of the a6oye-naned company. held this day.
dividend (No. 3S) OF one dollar Is - per share was
declared. payable WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10. 1890, 1T
the Office of the company. go Montgomery ST.,
Rooms IL and 2. Transfer books close Dec. D,
1890, 1T :; o clock I. NJ.
no29 I'd ALTON II. CLoUGn. Secretary.
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HIGHLAND Brand of Milk (uasweetened) is the
best food in the world for infants Try it,
BEEcHAn's PILLS act ike magic on weak stomach.
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BUY your buttons at 1o5 Fifth street. :.
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MALE Help WANTED.
butcher TO DRIVE MEAT WAGON so. j..
- wood-choppers, 81 % cord; wood-choppers
81 rs: 10 scraper Transfers S2o; 10 Iaborrrs CITY
N: hotel COOK. $50: restaurant COOK. st;5 s'3
hotel walters, $50; dish-wasbers, S25: $50 rail-
the work So. r. I. WARD Il CO., $40 Clay st. 1t
W ANTED-CoACHMAN FOR COUNTRY ss5
" and found; matchmaker for country. SO day:
primers, go and beard; miner $40 aud board:
a week and board; carpenters for city. So so day:
40 e ana Tor repair shop
month and board, aud others. Apply to j. +. GRO
SETT Co.. 62S Sacramento ST. 1t
w ANTED-BUTLER FOR CITY, $40: RESrAU-
" rant cook city, SO week; hotel waiter, S25 and
found: young dish-washer. SIS and found aud 9TH
ers. Apply to J. +. ckosErT & CO., 62s sacra-
mento ST. 1t
WANTED : FRENCH COOK FOE RESTAU-
w rant, $55; boardns-house cook, $40; cook pri-
sate eoardlng,h s49; walter for restaurant.
man and wife, must have references 500, country;
se s sss y
WANTED = COOK AND HELPER ON
" steamer. 500; middle-aged man bar-keeper
So a week and board; German waiter-boy, $50;
$26: also farmers. mixers. laborers and Others W.
d EVER & CO. 626 Cay st. 1t
s1HoUSE CARPENTERS, NEAR CITY 50 SO A
day; buffers for private families, city. $50 and
SS5: cook Tor boarding house. city, $50; second
cook country hotel sou: Japanese for Homework
anu make pcuS, y, SZO ana round. Japanese
walters for club, $50 10 laborers, city, $50 and
found; w0od-choppers, 81 60 q cord: d pow-
hands, $26 and found: 5 scIaper-teamsters, 81 q
day and found z. r. HANSEN & CO.. 10 Geary.
BLACKSMITH AND HELPER; wOOD-woRKER,
- j. b. MILAN. 622 Clay St. Its
A lU0.oU0 MEN WANTED TO LOAN MONEY
N all articles at low rates; square dealing
UNCLE JACOBS. 6lS Pacific st. auI rt
A GENTS FOR CUSTOM SHIRTS AND CLoTH-
"A ing. VAN NosIRAND & BAUR, 1362A Mar
ket st. de2 I'm
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4 GENTS FOR CUSTOM SHIRTS AND cLoTH-
&c st. de2 I'm
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I'm all broken mp, in body ana mind "a saws a
victim of dyspepsia. Hoods Sarsaparilla cures
dyspepsia. 1t tones up the digestive organs and
creates an appetite. Give IL 4 trial
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A RkIVED-MRS. DIR. A. DE HOWE OF NEW
\ YORK: she is the only natural born trance me-
dunn in the world; is seventh daughter, born with
double ven and wonderful prophetic gift OF
second sight; this she will prove: every hidden
mystery revealed; tells your entire life in dead
trance: gives ycur name in fun. also your future
husband OF wife: in business law suits. marriages,
divorces, deaths, uniting the separated, removing
evil influences restoring lost love, she has equal;
Mrs de Howe wishes IL distinctly understood that
she adyertIses nothing but what she do: al! who
are IN trouble invited to call and be convinced;
$4,000 challenge TO any medium VINO excel
her. ParlorS, 1920 Market 81. no23 I'm
MISS Bernhard, MEDIUM: INFORMATION
vi on stocks lottery love. etc. 1873 Fourtn.ol9 3m
AIRS. j. j. WHITNEY. CLAIRyoYANT TEST
vi medium. life-reader. 1872 Market St aulstf
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( ,ROCERIES-CLUFF BROS, WHOLESALE
" ana retail groeers; the oldest established and
most reliable house on the Pacific Coast; teas AMI
cofeeS speciality: no chromos crockery: best
goods at lowest prices: country orders packed AMI
shipped free. and IL Montgomery ave- 40 aud
~ Fourth St, 400 ana All Montgomery ave, 4OI
Hayes st. iel7 TuThSu If
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I AIDES LIPROUGE EYEPENCiLS. COSMEr-
Ilque. sponges, facepowders, poudrepufs hair oil,
bandane, etc. ali cents each: rouge cheexS,
70 cents: hriantine, 40 cents; extracts for the
handkerchief and sachet powders any odOr; strong
est and most lasting rs cents per ounce, and all
toilette articles, cheaper than any drugstore,
MAD. NJ. DUNAL'S Hair Parlors. ITO Stockton ST., =
next to Wgwam. self I'm ri
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L..
I AIDES IN NEED OF QUIET AND STRICTLY
II confidential place to confne should call At MRS
IDA BIEBLER'S. 1919 Market St; graduated mil
wife and doctress at Leipsc; years practica x-
perence, with best results: room and board deg So
A CHANCE FOR LADIES TO MAKE MONEY
Cali at our Office and see the best selling article
III tne Woriu; Dig pay; easy WORK. ST. Lonis Surgi-
cal Institute Company, l0l Grant ave san Fran
cisco. ~ cai 7,s
| lkS NINE. BALM, LADIES PHYSICIAN.
= ohiy-A great boon for ladies: monthly irresu-
larlties treated under Professor Heilbrunnen's en-
ureiy newt methed; latest scientific discoveries
eitaer with medicineor otherwise, without usife
Instruments: result sure, painless aud restored
In marvellous short time; consultation free In all
modern languages hours-1O 10 IL A. n. and 4 TO s
r. NJ. Iva Market SC. nose lits
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-.
DOOM AND BOARD FOR GIRLS Us AND II J.
HI near high grammar school (Denman preferred }.
Address stating terms. etc., a. c. 81 Box y, tins
OfTce. deg IT.
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A RRIVEn-THE POPULAR MEDIUM NINE
~ SHERMAN, greatest trance medium now living /:
tells your lie from cradle to the grave. q Ellis
street. NOES rs
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SCRATCHED OR DAMAGED MIRRORS kE-
- syered equal To new; also new mirrors made
IN any design FAKEY Il HAFFEMAYER, 80
Eighth ST. uo3O I'm SuJuT6
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-21
The Gui eless Pedd err.

Peddler (respectfully)-Madam,
have no. called for the purpose of try
ing to sell you anything, but to inquire
If there is man named Jones living in
this vicinity.
Lady of the house Mr.. Jones lives
next door
Thanks. He has 10y about II.
has he not ?"
He has"
Il think he is the man I'm looking
for. / was directed few moments age
by friend of his to call upon him.
am making my last trip as travelling
vender of merchandise, and have closed
out all my Juvenile wares except his
brass-tipped drum with ebony sticks,
which l shall offer to Mr.. Jones at such
figure that-but pardon me. i had
no intention of OBTAINING you. Thanks
for your kindness madam Good day."
Hold on What is that drum
worth"
1T is really worth So, but had de-
cided to offer it to Mr.. Jones for his
boy at the nominal figure of seventy
five cents"
I'll take it."-Chicdgo Tribune.
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The Funnel-Shaped Cloud.

When the colonel reached home the
hour was late, or early, rather The
colonels wife, who excuses none Of the
foibles which men inculcate, met the
colonel with a freezing look. The
colonel, who is usually skillfully in
ventive, "lost his head" when he saw
his wife's face.
Wife-"What made you so late ?"
Colonel (after embarrassing hesita-
toni was detained"
what detained you?"
"Tell you what's a fact. Yesterday
evening funnel-shaped cloud came
along and blew me against wall
'gainst wall-and the doctor worked
five hours in trying to bring me around
all right"
a funnel-shaped ciouA?"
"Yes."
"Are you sure it was a cloud ?"
Course / am"
81 didn't know. thought that prob
ably it was clearer than "A cloud. Oh,
yes, now l seel A man took the thing
that looked like funnel, put the small
end of it into bottle and poured some
thing into it. Those funnel-shaped
clouds are very dangerous. They
throw men against walls and not infre-
quently throw them on the ground"
There you go Most suspicious
woman | ever saw. Got no sympathy +,
man works himself to death and woman
suspects him. Never saw the like in
my life. Haven't taken n drink in
three weeks. Never saw the like in
my life. Nobody TO sympathize with
me. Used to think YOU cared some
thing for NE. Now know YOU don't.
Never saw the like in my life. Haven't
taken drink in three weeks"
81 didn't say that you had been
drinking"
No, but you might as well. Keep
limiting around. Never saw the like
in my life. Nobody to sympahize with
ne. Used to think YOU cared some
thing for me, but now i know You
don't"
IF YOU haven't been drinking any
thing why is it you are so drunk -
Who's so drunk 2"
"You are"
~There you go! Never saw the like
in my life. No use for man to try to
do anything when his wife is against
him. Well. / must go to bed now.
Never saw the like in my life. "-Arkatl-
salr TTdUeier.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-21
Spring Planning.

Petted Daughter-Mamma, saw
such beautiful set of diamonds down
town at Stoneking Il Co.'S this morn
ing And they are marked only 50, 800.
I'm sure papa will buy them for me if
you say so.
Doting Mamma-Ethel, your papa
does not expect to fail in business till
the LIST of May. You'll have to wait
till after he has compromised with his
creditors. If he gets them for you
when we start for the seaside in June
that will be soon enough, won't it,
darling?
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'Drunk!" cried Mr.. Baxter, Indignantly.
i should like to meet anybody who says
that I'm drunk! Let me explain. darling.
I'll come out now"
And then he caught sight OF his vicar
again AMI shrank back. saying
lis that man never going2"
What mani" asked Miss Alice, with
impotence. Really. Tom, you must be
mad to-dav."
why, the clergyman, Alice, dear; do
you know who he is?"
-Of course l do. It's Mr.. Grayson, o
vicar somewhere in Yorkshire, an old col
lege friend OF papa's; they haven't met
for twonty years. I'm sure he's not an
alarming person-in fact, the only strange
thing about him is that about twenty peo-
pie have mistaken him for your man
Mr.. Straightway, you know. Are they at
oil alike"
"les. they are-rather," gasped Tom,
scarcely knowing whether he stood on
his head or heels. Come and introduce
him to me, darling. I'll make it all right
with your father"
And he did; but il will be some time
before he hears the last of that cricket
match.
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forgive you you don't come and see ms
Wednesday afternoon we go To Essex 10 ny
with the Chivertons, SO this IL our only chance
OF meeting. DO come ia terrible haste. lot RI
lovingly ALlCE.
From the foregoing it may be gathered
that Miss Alice Heathcote and Tom Bax-
ter were on TO erably intlmlt terms. As
n matter of fact, they had been engaged
for six months. during which time they
very rarely met. Bakers people were
we'll of, and he had very rich uncle,
among whose possessions was an excel
lent family living, destined in the future
for Tom and his bride. But the uncle
was stern and conscientious gentleman,
and he was determined, before he definite
ly re reed to give Tom the vacancv-when
1t occurred-to see what the young gen.
tleman was made OF. And this was why
Baxter had been sent TO help Mr. Straight
way in the East End, why he worked so
hard in the parish, and why be was so
desperately anxious to stand high In his
vicsr's opinion.
When Tom read the letter his first i'm
pulse, unclerical though il may appear,
was to use strong language. But he re-
strained himself and fell to thinking over
the various means of escaping his duties.
A fresh appeal to Mr. Stfaightway be
knew to be hopeless. That worthy ascetic
did not only look upon cricket as INV
olous waste of time, but he was n strong
advocate of the celibacy of the clergy
Moreover, b. merely asking the question
] ON might offend him, and this he GER
tainly could not afford TO do under the
circumstances.
There was nothing for it then but a
pious fraud, and although Toms con-
science rebelled against the idea of de-
ceiving his vicar, who trusted him i'm
plicitlv, he could not make up his mind
to disappoint Alice or to deny himself
the pleasure of seeing her. He might,
under more favorablec rcumstances, have
dined at her uncle's house in Portman
Square, but as luck would have it he had
undertaken to conduct an evening class
on both nights of her stay in town. So
he wrote a very affecticnate answer,
promising that nothing short of an earth
quake should prevent him from appearing
at Lord S, and he at once set to work TO
arrange plot for the deception of Mr..
Straightway.
The day before that on which he had
promised TO meet his Intended, Tom told
his vicar that he was passing the night
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Leave him 10 me, papa. lsmnst see him
alone" Tom pulled himself together
with jerk, opened his heavy ewes, and
found him self confronted by Miss Alice
Heathcote, who stood Wi flushed cheeks
and indignant expression at the door OF
the drag.
Are you awake, SIR" she inquired,
with elaborate stern ess.
"Awakel yes, why not, dear?" stam-
mered Mr.. Baxter.
Then what is the meaning OF this?
You leave me hours ago and lay you
don't feel we'll, and here find you sound
asleep when the play is over for the day,
and wo have been sending all over the
ground for you. And in your shirt
sleeves. too.
Good graciousl beg your pardon.
forgot" And, blushing scarlet, the Gu
rate huddled on his coat.
And they oil say that you ore drunk,
she continued, with q half sob. oh
Tom. it's shameful
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-21
Where the Harm Was.

Mamma Jule-Looky heah, Linkum,
doan't ye' nebbah agin lem me see yo'
shinnin' up one oh dem telegram poles
mind dat
Linkum aged tcn)-Why, nanny,
whar's de ham?
Nanny julie - Ham, boy You
climb up dar en- tech one ob dem wiahs
when hits full oh 1ectrisiiism en- yo1l
come walkin' home daid dars whar de
ham is, my onl
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-21
Making the [ omposing.Room Howl.

Two printers were eating their mid
night lunch. Says Sam; "Tom, have
YOU got your take up?" to which Tom
replied, No, but I've got my coffee
cup
On another occasion, Sam took UNI
bragg at some remark from Tom, and
he sarcastically remarked. "Tom-ass. I"
But Toms ready wit was equal to the
occasion. He replied, "Sam-mule. -
Exchange.
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with his curaies. So, with a wave of his
hand, he dismissed the subject, and Tom
knew that further appeal was useless.
IT'S rather too bad" grumbled Mr..
Baxter, as he walked home to his humble
lodgings. But it's no use talking to him
about cricket, and he doesn't know bat
from a ball. And with heavy heart Lee
tried to resign himself to the inevitable.
But two days later a circumstance oc-
Cured which entirely routed Toms virtu-
Gus resolutions. A letter arrived at the
reverend gentleman's 10 igings which was
couched in the iol owing terms:
HFtTHcr1E HALL Loernshire.
DEAREST ToM-Ws are actually coming to
town. Only for two days, though and we are
gofng to lord to see the match. Uncle has got
drag tine Block b. OF c0urs> shall Esvu
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-21

THE word cyclone was first proposed
by Piddiogton in 1913, to describe the
violent hurricanes of the tropics, in
which the wind rotates, in the northern
hemisphere, opposite to the hands of a
watch The term anticyclone was first
used by Mr. f. Cation in 1863 to repre-
sent wind motion in the opposite direc.
tiop
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-21

OE was lazy. There
was no denying the
fact. The odor of
n e W m own grass
was sweet TO him,
but he would rather
lsome one else should
lido the m o W in z /.
Nothing was prettier
lin its way. he admit
tied, than green corn
waving in the morn
ing breeze; but the
work necessary to
produce / h e corn
was not congenial to
his Ia ste. His brother
sped the pillow with
out intermission, but
his own team of, en-
stood idle at the end
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-21

MEN often go up to temptation,
from which they should fly, in self
confident way; and they often Fly when
they should stand and fight.
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Miss Fancer-What lovely puppy!
Are You sure he's gentle?
Tonir-Yes, lady. His mother, be-
hind me here, comes from a nunnery
in Sibery, where he was ejjicated by
tn sisters. -.Jltdqe.
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QUATREFAGEs reckons up at least l72
races of men, all, however, reducible
to the three fundamental black, yellow
and white stems
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7 did Won wrong when took 'em. But I
never thought they'd bring me mule IN
five years. Your brother. BILL
-ChicdQO Ledger.
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BE proud IL is said that = proud
man cannot DO mean.
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He was awakened by n Iough shake
and a shout In his ear OF Hi, wake upl"
Returninl to semi-cons ciousness he IN
distinctly hear ordinations OF Shame
full" Disgusting Who would have
thought it'" And then frmli " voice
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-24
COUNTRY PRODuCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


NEW YORK Oct 20, noon.-Stocks opened
quiet aud heavy. Money easy at 5D6 per
cent. Exchange-long, 81 SlQt4 S14; short,
81 1904 $50. Government bonds neglected.
State bonds dull but firm.
Following were the p. m. STOCK quotations:
Erie. .......... 2lM Richm'd & w. PIT.
Chicago & North. .109 Terminal. ...... 1915
Lake Shore. ......1071h Western Union. 6lA
Mort. & w. pref. 5715
500 p. m.-Excnange closed quiet but strong
at 81 o2(G4 81 Money easy at 3GI7 per cent. Sub
Treasury balances-Coin, Sl4s, al, 900; currency,
S5.o7o,OJ0. Government bonds dull but firm;
four per cents 1875; four and half per cents
1914. State bonds dull and featursless
the stock market. on the whole, was active
today, but heavy dealings were all in Sugar,
which gave tone to the entire market, and a
decided weakness was the rule of the day.
There has OF late arisen distrust OF the
monetary situation, and strenuous efforts have
been made to locate the feeling of uneasiness
over the monetary outlook in Europe. though
the best judges say there is no real cause for
disquiet Bears, however, only want hint to
make a mountain out of mole hill, and from
week 10 week we are threatened with further
advance OF the minimum rate of discount by
the Bank of England, which would tend to draw
further supplies of gold from this country. and
so further aggravate the existing scarcity of
funds for both legitimate business ami specula-
ton. The same prediction was made for this
morning, but the governors failed TO take the
same view of the situation as the bears in the
New York stock market, and the rate remained
unchanged. But heavy selling by London had