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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-01
Crp Renort.

SACRAMENTO. May 31.-The following weekly
crop telegram was tonight sent to the Chief
Signal Officer at Washington. ID. c.: The cool
weather OF tile past week has faYorably affected
grain and fruit crops in all parts OF the State.
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Hph WAFER.

MARYsvILLE, May 31.-Desplte the preva-
leDee OF remarkably cool weather for this season
OF the year the Yuba and Feather rivers keep at
rather high stage from melting snow In the
mountains.
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Mother M. de Sales Maher of the Sacred
Heart Presentation Convent died YESTERDAY
morning at o'clock. in the fifty-frst wear
OF her age and the thirty-irst of her re.
ligious profession. There will be n rsnriae,
mass at the convent chapel this morning az
0 o'clock. "I
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SACRAMENTO, May 31.-The Governor to-day
pardoned Manuel OTIS convicted of burglary in
Santa Cruz in August. 1889. and sentenced to one
year. The Governor simply says Otis Is deserv-
ing Of clemency aud Its exercise would be but
an act OF iusIice
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Ten Inninqs,

BROOKLYN, May 31.-The Clevelands won
tennning game from the home team. Sum-
mary:
BroOkyns. 0 l 0 O. 2
Cleyelands .-...............O U 0 o o y l. 3
Base hits-Brooklyns z, Ceveiands 8. Errors
BrooklynS 2, Cevelands g. Batteries - Murphy
and DAILY, Bakely and Snyder. Attendance HOO.
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STEPHEN NJ WHITES
ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Los Angeles Lawyer Willing
to Succeed Stanford in
the Senate.
IN FAVOR OF A DIRECT VOTE.

President Harrison's Letter to Los
Angeles Republican CIub-Lev-
ees on Union Island Give Way
and Thousands of Acres of Grain
Flooded - Suicide of Sacra-
mento Woman Under Distress
ing Circumstances.
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INDEPENDENCE.
School Teachers Picu.c Largely Attended.
Disannnintai in Lnva

Disappointed in Love.
INDEPENDENCE Oregon May 31.-The Polk
County teachers had a picnic to-day. There
were over 5000 people in attendance. and GOO
school children were in the procession. The
picnic was success in spite OF rain.
Fred Rerd, aged &c years, OF Kings Valley,
twenty miles from here, committed sueid on
Thursday. Disappointment in love was the
cause.
The election on Monday on the building Of
Courthouse VIII be closely contested. Pen
noyer, the Democratic candidate for Governor,
will carry this county.
Steel rails have arrived for the motor line.
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WANTED IN WOODLAND.
another Charge CT Forgery to Be Preferred
ADAMS. " Crush

WOODLAND, May 31.-Ai W. S. Crush, young
man arrested In San Francisco for forging a
check for $50 on the California Bank, is wanted
In this city to answer for forging the name of
Christ Selber of the Pacific House 10 SO check
on the Bank of Woodland A saloon X per
named Mueller cashed the check. Crush left
Woodland for San Francisco April 29th.
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Carried Down BY the Current.

SACRAMENTO. May 81 George Bird EN-.
plOyed at the Paine break in the YoIo leyee fell
from lie top OF pile this morning and was car
T1ed down by the current and drowned
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EXECUTIVE MANSION.


Benjamin EShncindI Secretary Orc Emo Club. Los
hNgctcy, CGi.-MY DEAR SIR: 1 have your com
muuication OF the 10th inst, and glad to notice
that the orc Elmo Club from which had the pleas
IRE OF hearing more than once during the campaign
Of 1888 is still in active existence Organization
IS condition OF effective work in almost every
field OF effort, and In more than In the work or
promoting correct political principles under a
popular Government. when 1t has been in
any measure secured there is a great loss
aud waste of effort In permitting it TO fall
TO pieces in the intervals between our great party
contests. Only the conference OF principles held In
common with patriotic zeal can justify the foTma-
ton OF political club, party, secure its per
manency and success. Personal ambitions not
inconsistent with fidelity TO cause, unless they be-
come SO engrOsSing as TO make effort contingent
upon personal advancement.
The State Of California holds a favored place
among the States. 1t must have increasing in
huence in shaping our commercial policy and large
share in the beneficial results which are to flow
rom expanding intercourse with the States of
Central and South America. am in full sympathy
with you In every effort to promote in laws and
in our homes American Interests and institutions.
Very respectfully yours,
BES-JANrS HARRTspN
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HOW THEY STAND.

Percentages of the National and Players
LEAGUE Teams.
The following table gives the number of games
won, lost and played by each club of the National
and PLAYERS leagues:
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DENVER, May 81 - The Western League
game to-day resulted In victory for the visit
ing club. the score standing Denyers g, Des
MOnas &
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Thomas NJ Gregory, pioneer of 1910
and an old resident of Solano County disd
at Napa yesterday afternoon after pain
full and lingering illness. p"'A-
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Bostons Defeated.
BOSTON, May 31.-The Plttsburgs won their
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Los ANGELES, May 31.-Hon. stephen NJ.
White to-day formerly announces bis candidacy
for United States Senator on the Democratic
ticket in the following letter:
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THE GREAT
LONDON TOWER.
The Principal Plans Recently
Submitted.
Designs for Lofty sky-scraping Edifees Over
Quarter Of a Mile ir
Height.

NcaONDON desires to emulate Paris and erect
IZE tower loftier than that OF Eifel, and so
lNs far eighty six designs have been submitted
- for approval, few Of the most striking
being presented below.
Max am Ende's tower supports four platforms
at heights OF 400, $50. 1000 and 1900 feet, an
observatory at height Of 1920 feet Gust quar-
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This afternoon Stockton's new Eastern battery,
Kilroy and Vogt, will be in the points against the
San francisco Cinb. Young Will pitch for the
home team and Speer will receive his delivery.
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Judge Meixuiero of Ensenada, Lower
California, received nice windfall about
month ago in the shape Of legacy of $780,
600 from his fathers estate. The property
is located in the State of 0axaca, Mex leo.
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ON PERJUKED TESTIMONY.
Startling Affidavit Made by the Sister of &
Convicted Murderer

SACRAMENTO. May 31.-To-day af1idavlts
were flied by counsel for Charles Freeman. con-
yicled of The murdrr of Mark Feeney, tending
to show that he has been subject to fits of mental
alteration when In liquor. Freeman's sister
also makes affidavit thai Wickes, who testified
that lie saw Freeman drown Feeuev In a barrel
OF wafer. has since slated that Freeman did not
Kill Feeney, but that he (Wickes) so testified out
OF revenge for an assault upon himself by Free
man, and thai he did not suppose Freeman
would get more than year or so in prison.
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AMONG LABOR UNIONS.
More Iron holders Expected
From the East.

Information has been received by the
iron-molders that the foundrymen have
another party OF Eastern men on the way
here. They were expected to arrive late
last night or early this morning. 1t is not
known how many are coming, and in con-
sequence the union men redoubled their
efforts to keep a sharp lookout for them.
They hope to capture some of the arrivals.
Everything was quiet yesterday around the
foundries and headquarters, but things are
expected to be lively to-day.
The converting of the Molders' National
Convention next month in Detroit Is awaited
with interest by the locked-out men, as it
will undoubtedly settle the veXed questions
of apprentices and limitation of work. 1t
is also thought that the convention may
order general demand for eight hours.
Labor Union.
At the meeting Of the Pacific Coast Labor
Union last evening letter was received
from J. Evans, Secretary of the American
Confederation of Labor, replying to an in
quiry as to the methods requis itSs>fal aitilI-
alton with that body Hso- Stated that he
had mailed pamphlets and constitution
detaiflhg The necessary steps.
"A letter was read from Senator Stanford
stating that the appeal of the union that all
Government work be given directly to
workingmen instead of being done by con-
tract had been referred to the Committee
on Labor and Education.
The union having been notified that
laborers in the park are working nine
hours, committee was appointed to inyes-
tigate the matter. III found to be true, the
Park Commissioners will be asked 10 re-
duce the hours.
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first game this week by defeating the Bean.eat-
Bostons osO3O3 q 8
Pittsburps o o O o o o.
Bad for Cleveland.

Base hits - Pittsburgs IA. Errors-Bostons 8,
Pittsburgs IL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Clarkson and
Bennett Pittsburgs Jones and Wilson. Attendance
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"Hellol Hellol HelloiiI"
"Well; what is it ?"
How Is your mother. this morning?"
VERY much better; she had real restful
sleep last night; she is almost rid of her night
sweats, cough and nervousness. and Is grow
ing quite cheerful. How grateful we ell are
to you for that bottle of medicine"
"Don't speak of gratitude. What does the
doctor say"
He says he never saw 90 wonderful a
change in such a serious lung trouble. He
still thinks we are giving his medicines.
don't like to tell BIN"
That's right. He's an old friend. you
know. I'm sure your mother will get well
now; but you won't forget the name Of the
medicine, will your"
"Neveri DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery" are household words already, and it
has come to stay. Do come and gee what SUM-
shine it has brought already, and let US thank
you again for it."
II will. Good bye"
The foregoing is q fair representation Of a
very common occurrence. Golden Medical
Discovery" has cured severe, lingering coughs
and arrested Consumption, or Lung-scrofula,
in thousands of cases after doctors have failed
aad other medicines have been tried and abau-
doned as useless. The " Discovery is guar.
snteed to benefit or cure IN every case, il
~raker IN rirns and given fair trial. or money
will be refunded.
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A SAD CASE.
Suicide of Mrs. W. E. oughtos-Five Orphaned
Chiiaro,

SACRAMENTO, May 31.-This afternoon Mrs.
". Z Oughton. widow of the we'll known printer
who died Yesterday committed suicide by swal-
lowing eighteen morphine pills She had been
netlu, Vi @ iU , al years anu was
drink when the act was committed She and her
husband Will be buried together Monday. They
leave five small children, the youngest an IN.
FAINT.
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SOORE BY lNNlNGS.
l 2 3 4 s 9 z 9 8
To-Day's Game,

PORTLAND, May 3l.-Iu the league game here
to-day the score was: Spokane Falls 81 Port.
lands 3,
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Around the earth. in every land.
By every stream that I'm aware Of.
In every town, they understand
How teeth may best be taken care OF.
From Jersey fats to Birmah's mount
They sing the praise OF SozODONT.
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high. with a base $50
feet square. The Eli
fel idea has been pre-
served with, the En-
gineer thinks, a dis
tinct advantage. The
following figures Will
show how the struc-
ture compares with
its prototype: Height
TO top of flagstaff
Eiffel Tower, 1000
feet; London Tower.
1920 feet; TO highest
gallery, 984 and 1900
feet respectively; TO
top of lifts, S95 and
1000; to second gal
lery. 1877, 10; num-
Der OF persons that
can stand on upper
galleries, $40, 1850;
number that can sit
and stand on second
gallery, 1900, 43IS;
same on first gallery,
1000, 1923; total,
602o. 1921; persons
that lifts can carry
per hour to upper gall
lery, 800. $40 to
2160; time in min.
utes required TO make
the "trip, z 10 As, 2;
persons that lifts can
take per hour to first
and second gallery,
$500 TO 5000, 2400
to 5000; time in min
utes required TO mako
the trip, 2 to 4, / to
2; capacity Of STAIR
way for passengers
per hour 1000, 6000:
square feet IN all plat
forms, $3.50, &c.
80; total weight of
metal In tons, 5000,
1910.
The estimated cost
Of the three designs
Is approximately as
follows: For Mr.. am
Ende's tower, $780,
900; for MIR. Wood
cocks e3So,00 and
tor MIR. Clarke'S
$500,
The design of SIN
clair Fairfax Is for a
square tower of steel. ,
a.
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PHILADELPHIA. May 31.-Although the Ceve.
lands outbatted the home team to-day their hits
were well scattered Summary:
Philadephias. ......".0 OIL 0-S
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HARRIsoN's LETTER.

The Value Of Continued orgz--~tion in Pc
~Jtjn4I Parties
Los ANsrsL..ss, Nay 31@-The Orc Elmo Club,
-frurs laeut Republican organization OF this
Eaanty was recognized tonight. The follow
tug autograph letter was received from President
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Fun for New York,

NEW YORK, May 31.-The Pitt sburgs were
kept busy chasing the sphere to-day, the home
team hitting it hard and often. Summary:
New orkS. ..................O " . Il 9-ZS
Pittsburgs. ...................0 5000 %
Base hts-New YOrks 10, Pittsburgs g. Errors
New Works 6. Pittsburg5 z. BatterieS-keefe and
Ewing, Tener and Carroll Attendance POO.
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width at top over main ribs is 80 feet, and the
maximum at bottom 80 feet. The central OF OF
lift column varies In width over sides from 10
feet at the top to 40 feet at the bottom
The third design is the joint proouction Vi
Thomas G. Clarke. Wilhelm Hildebrand ana
Joseph Mayer, all Of 1 Broadway, New fork
City. It is for an oetagonal tower 12SO IeeI
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

That is what YOU ought 70 have; IN
fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy
life. Thousands are searching for u
daily. and mourning because they find
.t not. Thousands upon thousands Of
p.e in the hope that they may attain
TINS boon. And yet il may 10 had by
all. We guarantees that Electric BltteTs.
is used according 70 directions and the
use persisted in. VII bring You Good
Digestion and ouzt the demon Dyspepsia
and install instead Eupepsv. We rec
ommend Electro Blttsrs Tor Dyspepsia
and ali diseases Of Liver, stomach and
Kidneys. Sold AZ 5oc and 81 per bottle
Is Peek Bros, DrBEglsts-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

One who is thoroughly competent,
who is neat, tidy and quiet, whose very
touch IS medicine, who knows what to
do, and when 10 do it, is Il blessing in
deed, but so few there are who fully
understand, know, and are able to use
the requirements, the endorsement Of
a medicine by such q person should
carry weight. They have practical ex-
perience, and opportunities of seeing
and noting the effect better really than
the physician in charge, as they are
with the patient day and night and
every change and symptom is noted
and watched.
have myself used and in my pro-
fession as nurse administered your Red
Clover Remedies, and found that 1t
does all and more than you say for II
Tor troubles of Stomach, Liver or
Bowels, and have advised my friends
to use it. which has been done and in
every case with the very best results,
and all speak of Loose's Extract Red
Clover IN the highest terms.
MRs. +. OSBORN,
Marion, Ohio.
March 20, 1889.
ECr ca 10 10 q II drt,~or,sfz
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
TIMELY HISrs a Ia POOR RICHARD

"But doest thou love life-then do
not squander time, for that IS the stun
life is made OF"
UsE THE C.. 4 ". VI. AND SAVE TIME.
''If time be of all things the most
precious, wasting time must be the
greatest prOdlgality."
USE THE D., L. & \. AND SAVE THE.
Lost time is never found again, and
what we call time enough always proves
little enough"
USE THE c. & W. NJ. AND SAVE TIME.
zone today IS worth two tomorrows."
"Never leave that TIL tomorrow what
you can do today"
USE THE D., L. & y. AND SAVE TINE.
Employ thy time well-if thou mean
est to gain leisure; and, since thou art
not save OF minute, throw not away
an hour.
Use THE c. & W. NJ. AND SAVE TIME.
Ii you would have your business
done, go-if not, send.
GO VIA THE D., L. & y. AND SAVE TINE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

From = letter written ~ Mrs. Ada T.
Hur3 of Groton, 2. p. ws quote "Wss
taksu wlth a rad cold. which settlea on
my lungs. cough So n snd finally
term mated IN Consum ctlon. koEr
d0ctsrs gave rae up saylng I oould not
I've hut = snort nTDe. 7 gave myself
az - nsY Savior, deterwinsd Il 7 could
nct stay Wth ny frierds on ssTth.
would meet ny absent o1esahove- Ny
austsnd vas ADVISED - Fet TT. EirV :
Nsw Discovery fore Ccnsonap aploEl. .OouEhs,
and Gods. / gave q trrsl tse< q u
slTkt bctt IS, ,t has cured re ard fhtEk
God I sn no~ wel 8ud hssrsy 40
man Trs. hcti.ss IAs. Peek BTos.,
Drug Store, rsgslsT szze, Sc sz1 $50.
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Bl@ck-I hsAr thai ouT cid frlsnd Gay
boy las married. Vel, ] supposs hs
hzs sestle4 1own. aid soW 4 - tras -
TIE needle = tbs pssles
White q professor q natural scssnoeg
-Y~s; VITA the customary Aiiowabos
for outside attraction ef o0axsS. Low
el Gnzz1-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

SyaPgoMs-MoistuTei intense itching
and stngug: most ~ night; worse by
scratching. II allowed 10 continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
uicerate, becoming very sore. SwAYNE :
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation, and IN mcst cases
removes the tumOrs. At druggists, or
by mail. Tor so cents. DR.. Swayne &
Son, Philadelph.a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

PrsrH. Nov "A An epidemic % IN
fusuzA prevails az FuenfSircheu. Han
rarT. One thousand persons IN ne place
are suffering from The disease. The medi-
"a 0sscer hss summoned a conference of
tha doctors Co decide what course 20 fol-
f-~ Naav cases o. she disease rsseu1-
BE tvphas fever. vale athers are az
tead.d with a sopious hemorrhaxe frem
a. =. f..a..~f-.a
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

simply apply ''swASSE's olSTaKST. "
No internal medicine required. Curse
letter, eczena, itch, ali eruplions on the
face, hands, l. 3se, etc, leaving the -kin
clear, whue and healthy. It's great
healing and curative powers are pos
sessed hy 10 other remedy. Ask your
druggists for SwAHNK's oIETAIEI.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

G. r. 4 /. tram leaves Grand Rapids a.
:. al.i b2lumore osoa ,. m-i Washing
ton s,l5 P. IA. Phllsaeiphis 600 p IA
New YORK sSo p. IA Tickets aaa
sleeping car accommodations secured
81 Union Ticket otloes Monroe-sls o.
~ q. X. 4 1. station.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

sAx FRkxcFsCo. Cal. Nov. "a -Up -
aate thirsv-seyeu vessels Of ths Arrests
-halfnr fset have CONS tnto port
They hrinE Rltogether iNSs7 barrels -
cii, 212 503 uouads % bone. Also pounds
Of very. besides several hundred FER.
ctter. ard bea--skins. representing IN
~alue aver a. $50 Nna.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

CaI-s9n. No~ "A
CtrTT Narket setfFs ea lccsl szt ship
cfrz acrcurt asu1fations ~arzes - A. 7s@
sW scr csofc~ - fsncT shtr-f-s sees
a. 1-f7t 70 fcr Feod 80 rhcfc- a. e. soR8 - fcr
-rrmrn - fsir 30 - 80 p tor rutchsrs
-f---s e. a34E f1F stcckers sa - = -ar
rsxsas. e. sas A. s-r wesserus, - Ftf2 20
s,~ Feeders 3 sseR1 IS F-r c..us e. Sa3s p sor
Pars snd - V2s - fcr va CslFss
Eees-Nsrx-t scffre sn6 sra SsIes rar-ed
a. 81 -s23E f5r Ffss a gs7s @ for gaf,
4 ssa8 = t,r rcnrr reekar & I" sS -
rfsss snt SE2Ak sor hssrg pseklng sa1
sasppiag lst<.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

On lA1sg.sa1s<-es a4y psckzse ~ sxw
p~doss s<s ssse- - nst2s A-A@E ~ eslsr
lra.s via AftsE = nzas $50 wss 1lsr
covered looking for sQft uncovered plsoes
beEssees tlss GSEglns ~ whlch - GrtP
theza Bxiaz ASKED way sAs dae - she
answered. - they won't E2&ks - ElacA
EoAse. ---J0ase.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

shoessksr's Cniio Goes Bsr~fOet
W here's the pr0pTaetdrg~ asked man
ss be entered d0wntown restaurant
hes gone home 10 dinner. Er. re-
pied waiter -H4JDel hzLzx.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
Filesll FlIesll FiIes.l

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy. is
a positive specific for All forms Of the
disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching.
liberated, and Protruding Piles-PTioe
soc. For sale by al druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

Belle On 3 poutl- r Haven't you one good
word ~ say n nly lover
BesS- C. indeed, Belle. daxr; hs hAs
= very preGty E&Hne. u 1nkoe BlAda
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

Is the complaint of thousands suffering
from Asthma, Consumption, Coughs
etc. Did you ever try Or. Acker's En-
ziish Remedy IL is the best prepsTa-
ton known fo- all Lung Troubles. sold
on positive guarantee 81 25c and soc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

Who left the United States for Liberty
last year have lately returned, being
unable to stand the climate. Every
body going to a new climate should
have bottle of Sui phur Bitters with
them as safeguard against disease
HdrttOre C0uTdnt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

OF az the different schools IA the
country, have thousands die every
year OF Bngnt's disease OF the kldbe.s,
who would been living today Il they
had used sulphur Bitters. They are
unequslled ia Ihe world for ali diseases
Of the kldueys.-Aeu HareA lHaeA.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

PITTsBUEGH, Pa, Nov. 24.zThomas
Fawcett IL Co, extensive coal dealers,
of this city, have assigned. Liabilities
estimated at 100000; assets said to
raach $500 900 -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

through ooach leaves Michigan Central
si@uoa st sic p. IA. esils exoeft SQe-
asy, arriving ~ trans k<piss 81 %
:. r. dining cAE sttzcEeS. Through
Wagner sleeping c@r leasus 81 lole ;.
"a. daily, ARRIVES al Grand hspias 81
SIS =. n.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
THE MARKETS.
Grain. Provi.ions. Etc.

CHICAGO Nov. FL
FLoUR-Quiet and lower. Spring Wheat
Patents ~ 50G475; Bakers, 3.2063.5o; Win
ter Wheat Flour. AoOG5 % for Patents,
g. 40e1f 20 for Clears.
wHEAT-Ruled irregular but generally strong
No. cash eoSs3ilc, December, 9S1s G94kc, and
May sskcQsL0lk
CoRS-Was active and higher No 9
quotable ic under May. May, 5sNG54hc.
November &c under Nay. December, ruled
2a2Ao under May.
OATs-Active. unsettled aud higher. No ?,
43h644c; December, g09kc; May 44hG
45kc. Samples IN good supply and higher. No.
3 4Oa43c. No. White, tSn94oc; No z "a
&c No. White s61+7c
RVE-Cuiet and steady No. cash,
&C. November. &C; May. 7a17eHe sample
lots ssGeso FOR No. ?, and 69965c for No. 3.
BARLEv-Demand better and more doing.
No 2 cash, 7sa7sc samples Common. so
&c good 70 choice, o2G6sc, and extra lots 7ot1
re
MSS P0sK-Msrket rather active, and prices
ruled higher. Quotations ranged as saoee
o = for cash, g 0ce2 10 for December; sIi.25o
A. 37sI FOR January, and 81. s7is@i2 iES for Nay.
LkBD-Rsther sctivs. and prices ruled higher.
Prices ranged ~ oS 500 Tor cash; - s2is2
b25 for December. - 25G6S0 for January,
and - OEls775S for NAY
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Packing stocS esasc
PbUITEV-Liva Chickens 5fsc rer h
Spring Caicksus, eGslsc PER ID, Live Turkeys
E8so per ID Live Ducks. 72Sc per ID
Live Geese. g. 5oas % Per dozen
LFoUoRs-Distlllsd Spirits ruled Arm At f-l4
per raL for fnfsbed goods
Ous Y isconsin Prime Waite. SO; Water
WhEe, SIC Michigan PRIME White P'sc'
water Waite. ffac Indiana Prime White,
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