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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-23
Local Grain ana Feed Market.
iciita Produce Market.

whea, 40. .. 54c. Corn ;ilc, Ont> &c. Baled
Lag S7Gs Ground com I5c. Corn ana oats
mixed - s5c, Bran &C
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wichita Horse Maraei.
wichita Mule Market.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Wicuira TrpudsiuG Market.
Flcur-Best patent 81 So second patent 81 3d. ex-
ira fancy q -.
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RFPRrsESTATlvEsALEs.


Hog receipts were very light and market
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I.H-asr IeC.il...s- t'..'r sl fE.t.,- lHl
tu.st. -ire1scT- from " i-.ira 10 Kansas CITY an
tfHSe-H without charge riEht tTsiIz>. isCSst.
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ssu To Ill l..us,-al paints Il lowest rates. cry
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Nlgll}t s'.a;aDle
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
THE Recsipts Of Stock at thu Wichita
Union stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were: Cattle, $500: Hogs. 1877.
shipments, Cattle. 1900; dogs, 200.

The quotations mere presented are 10 give lAs
shipper an idea 81 the general range or prices .,
Nsttve shipping sieere. good to extra - @~e ~
4 .,a IL. N We hIlfchrr sleel :. lllEA
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WICHITA, May y.
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W I'M l :
Cattle 10 to Is cents higher.
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES

The following are the representlt.ve safes OF cat
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
II 4TERO IIFIE VlBL ES
NORTH AND EANT,
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ATCHIsoN. TOPEKA & SANTA FE RR.
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Fer .a.I Information call At city ticket Office llsN
Main street.
p,Vv. corner second and Wichita streets.
+ +. BLECKLEY. +. and + 4.
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ms. ARRIVE LEAVE
The morning call., 1893-09-23

hence Sept IS for Nanaimo: Haw stmr Montser.
rat, hence Sept 10 for NanaimO.
Bodega.
PORT BLAKELEY-Arived Sept 23-schr AL
caIde. from Newport.
tat. from Honolulu
6RAl 5 HARBoR-Arrived Sept 22-schr Ma
WESTpoRT-sailed Sept 22-srmr Cleone. for
San Francisco.
,,EUREKA-Arrived Sept 22-sehr Halcyon, firm
hSSnoinI9; Saf,Ili stmr Celia. hence Sept 20.
Eastern Ports.
NEW YORK-Arrived Sept 22-Br yacht Val
kyrie.
Foreign Ports.
NANAIMo-saied sept 21-ShIp Occidental. for
:, LIyERPooL-En cut Sept 11-Br ship
Kings County, for san Francisco
ST NAZAIRE-Arrived Sept IS-Br ship Cum
oerland. hence May II via Falmouth.
FAN AM A-Sailed Sept 20-Stmr San Jose, for
HoNG-KoNG-saiIed sept 21-stmr City of
New YORK, for San Francisco,
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
Bremen.
PHILADELPHIA-Arrived Sept 22-Stmr Phil
adelphia, from Liverpool
oNDoN-Arriveu Sept 22-Stmr Luncania, fm
New York.
Importations.
REDoNDo-Per Bonita-1O bxs lemons, IL bxs
old type cs household goods, 72O SKIS barley, 8
puncheons.
Northam-2OOO SKIS barley.
Port Los Angeles-1307 SKIS wheat, l6S SKIS corn,
549 SKIS barley.
Goleta-l lot asphaltum oil tanks
san uis Obispo-S7 SKIS beans.
Nipomo-195 sks barley. $50 SKIS oats.
Santa Monica-S4l SKIS wheat, 1877 SKIS beans.
Lakeyiew-l62 SKIS wheat.
Harris-l73 SKIS barley,
Los Alamos-466 SKIS barley.
Los Oivos-2S1l SKIS wheat
HUENEME-Per Silver SDrng-6452 SKIS barley.
SKIS potatoes. coop chickens, cs cheese, box
wanuts.
FORT BRAGG-Per Noy $4,000 posts. 49,
IT lumber. 4l95 railroad ties
COnsignaes.
Per Bonita-Amer Press Assn; WitZel & Baker;
Newmark & Edwards: SinSheimer Bros; j Syte;
krlanger x Galnger; E Stevens & Co: Free
man; Bassett IL Bunker; ii Dutard; Jones Co:
Harris Bros d Co: Mcdonald 81 Co; Ii NJ NewhalI
q Co: K KeTshaw.
Per Silver Spring-ErlanRer & Galinger; A Ger
berding d Co; Thomas Il Kahn; S Jacobs
FER Noyo-Union Lumber Co; Fulton & Roos; c
Nelson
For Late Shipping Intelligence See Tenth Page
The morning call., 1893-09-23
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market remained dull and heavy yesterday
and prices were unch anged. The demand for the
north-end stocks was limited and plenty OF stock
was offered at few cents above the market. The
Virginia Chronicle contains the following in rela-
tion TO affairs the ComstOck:
There are some points on the Comstock where
ore OF more than the average value is being ex-
tracted and which are considered good prospects.
The Wine twenty odd feet down from the 1900
level OK the Hale Norcross persists in showing
good ore, although it is some time since the ore
was opened up and somewhere between forty and
fifty carloads OF ore. averaging. according TO car
samples. $35 per ton, have been mined. The bot
tom OF this Wine is an interesting spot that NAV
speak for Itself in the immediate future. Work to
the eastward was started there recently for the
purpose OF putting In square sets. ana important
developments may follow any time.
"Forty-dollar ore is being extracted from the
west ledge above the 400 level of the occidental
is enough of it,
Three hundred and forty-eignt tons OF ore.
averaging PER battery sample Sl9 81 per ton were
mtlled last week at the Nevada mill fer the Potos
m ne. and 21O tons averaging per battery sample
S22 SO, were milled for the Savage. The savage
shipped 74OO pounds OF crude bullion to the miut
az Carson The Con-. Virginia had $4,000 on
hand at the close of the week. The Kentuck
shipped gold bullion to the mint TO the value of
$3.50. This constitutes the production OF the
COmstock for the past week aud. If nothing else,
shows that there is still ore in the mines and that
there are still possibilities for the discovery Of
large body"
The Delinquent assessment sale of the Bulwer
mas Deen postponed until october 9.
The Bodie mill has been running steadily on
BulWer ore ana crushed during the week 14l tons
OF an average battery sample assay OF S3l -;
taliugs IS OF.
SILVER made quite drop yesterday aud fell to
i51sc In New YORK and S37sd IN London.
a gentleman who claims ID be posted infor ms
the Nevada City Transcript reporter that the out
put OF nullon last month exceeded by many
thousands of dollars that of any previous month
since the working OF quartz mines in the Nevada
City district.
The Eureka Lake Water and Mining Company
at Columbia Hill commenced hydraultcKfng
acres which they have been granted a license TO
work by the Government Debris Commissioners
VIII Yleld enough of the precious metal to pay II
the company was disposed, all the real DANA &c
done 10 the valley lands since g g.
IN the Bodie the west croSscuu 200 level Lent
SHAFT was extended feet: south drift 400 level
was extended 10 feet; upraise from above drift
was extended feet.
Assessments Pending.
The morning call., 1893-09-23

GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE
Wheat-September. 725bc.
Flour-Steady
Hops-Quiet; Pacific Coast. l9@22c,
Cohee-Options steady at 5Gl5 points advance.
Sales lp75O ags: September Sl7 Is; October.
SIG 60Ql6 TO; November. Sl6 059l6 20. Spot
Rio weak; No 2. 1874 GlS.
Sugar-Raw firm; refined steady.
Copper-Steady; Lake. 81 1909 so.
Lead-Steady: Domestic. S3 80.
Iin-StroDg; Straits. $40 S5 bid.
Spelter-Frm; domestic So 1898 80.
WEEKLY CLEARfNSS.
BradstTeet gives clearings for the past week
for the prin cipal cities of the United States
as follows: New York. S440.1n5 900. decrease
800 per cent; Chicago. H., $50 1T 600 decrease
24.0 Boston, Mass. S67. .957 .0OO decrease 2h.O J.;
Philadelphia Pa. $54 ,O64 600. decrease 500;
st. Louis. No.. Sl7.S99, 900, decrease 23O: san
Francisco. Sl1.7S0.00 decrease 200; Baltimore.
$l3. sac, ,0O0 decrease SO: Cincinnati Ohio, SlO-
10000, decrease 2SO o; Kansas City. s7,5l2-
600. decrease 2SU: Minneapolis, MINI. S5 ,125
decrease, 42.O: Omaha, Nebr, S49l6.OO0. de-
crease 1910: Denver, Colo. 81 937 900. decrease
$50; st. Paul, Mimi, $3.50 900. decrease 81. o.;
Portland, Or. 1857. 1000 decrease $50: Seattle
S425, 900, decrease 900; Los Angeles. $723. 900.
increase 1910: Tacoma. 1878 900. decrease So O;
Spokane. Sl79 900. decrease 77.0: Pittsburg SO
l54. 600. decrease, 400.
otal for the leading cities OF the United States
s7es,S07 ,399. decrease OF 33 per cent
The morning call., 1893-09-23
Overland SHIPMENTS.

Overland shipments OF California produce to the
East from Northern and Central California over
Southern Pacific lines in August were as follows
in tons: From San Francisco, 22.064: Oakland
1927: san Jose, 2764: Stockton. 1887: Sacramen.
to and East, 16 $685. Marysvillc. 1888; Portland
624. Total. 4S,9l7 tons.
The leading items follows: 400 tons
Beans 168 do Borax. 10000 gallons Brandy
4S8,750 do Wine 2143 tons CanLed Fruits and
Vegetables. 1907 do Dried Fruit, 20,8s2 do Green
Fruit, IL do Citrus Fruit, g do Raisins 1877 do
Hides, l7O do Leather. As do Honey. I64 do Hops
l42o do Potatoes. 144 do Powder. rs do Quicksil-
yer. 3l8 do Wool. Asa do Vegetables, lI47 do
Canned Salmon, las do Picked Salmon e5 do
Coffee. 100 do Tea, l1.7o7 do Sugar. So do Rice
and <5,50O gallons Syrup.
The leading feature OF these August shipments
was the fresh Fruit. The amount was very large.
amounting TO 2OSS cars of 10 tons each, 1928 cars
or over half, going from Sacramento.
The morning call., 1893-09-23

reasons. did not care to hear. Indeed, she
rather regr-l ted that she had fiirted with him
so desperately, for she realized now that II
was likely TO put her In very embarrassing
position
Then thev walked along in silence for short
tim and then be said slowly;
"Time has passed very pleasantly here, has 1t
not? And now you going away. and-and
suppose In TWO weeks you VIII have forgotten
about me-"
"Ob. no." she said quickly, and checked her.
self.
1--WE may never meet again." he said, gloomi-
ly "We probably never will uniess-unless-"
He looked at her, but her eyes were on the
ground and she was silent.
"Unless you really care a little-just little
for me-" he continued. Then hope to hear
from you once In while, ard Christmas we
might meet"
"But mammi-" she began.
''SBe me- d not know anything about It," he
argued. I'VE can correspond without her
knowledge. Don't say no. Why should we
part forrver after so many delightful days {?
You Can't be so cruel"
She more than ever regretted that she had
allowed him TO pay her such devoted attention,
but she realized that she must be firm now.
Harry" she said, trying 70 be kind az well
as firm, you don't understand. / blame N.Y.
self veIy much for what has passed aud tie
only repaTaiion l can make is TO be honest with
you now never thought you would take ali
this seriously or / should have been more care
ful. never Thought that you seriOusly-I-
Harry. perfect fraDkness is best now, however
much u may hurt. l am engaged 10 be married
next January"
She expected to see him break down entirely,
but he didn't. He looked up in surprise and
said:
$50 1 am; but what of it2 Janua ry is five
months away
Now. what girl could stand that? She was
angry in an instant. Here was a base, deceit
ful man who had been paying her attentions all
summer, aud she had just learned that he was
engage 10 be married.
80 you've just been trifiiug with met" she
exclaimed. You've just been amusing your
self / should think you would be ashamed
TO look me in The face and ask me TO write to
you. For four weeks you have deliberately
been acting lie for the purpose OF decelving
mer
And you?" ne said. pleasantly. The sum
mer romance ended there.
The morning call., 1893-09-23
A DROWNING MAN.
From Behind Grasp Him Tightly
Around the Chest.
Obel. in The Westminster Gaze

L. Obel. I'm The Westminster Gazette
"A swimmer must get at the drowning
man and turn him on his back. II he is
quiet support him by the head. If not. he
must be gripped just above the elbows, so
that be is unable to impede his rescuer,'' -
and the rescuer, of course, uses only his
legs" A much safer method for both con-
cerHed is for the swimmer TO put his left
arm from behind tightly round the drown
Ing man, so that the rescuer's arm is
placed across the drowning mans chest,
while the latter's back is resting firmly
against the swimmers chest
This leaves the drowning mans head and
shoulders out of the water, and, morrow
er, from his position in the firm grasp OF
Of the swimmer. he at once becomes as
sured OF his safety and ceases all strug-
Cling as If by instinct But in any case
the reseurer is perfectly safe from the
deadly embrace" as it is impossible to
enecEually embrace deadly or otherwise
any one TO whom ones back is turned.
ms mode of rescuing leaves the SWIM
mer the full and free use of both his legs
and also of his right arm for propellipg
purposes, the legs being used alternately
as In threading water" and the arm as a
po wertnl Scull or as an oar, but without
.Httmg the arm out of the water. This gives
a good speed, which, with little practice
may be kept up for quite a considerable
distance.
The above is not merely theoretical
method of life saving, but an emiGently
practical one and in use in at least one If
[ne Contln ntal armies" Gf, alack. the
Danish army of to-day may be ranked
among these). The subscriber has him.
sell. from personal experience OF rescuing.
found the method good; besides, the
method Is so easy of performance that a
boy OF thirteen or fourteen, if he be fair
swimmer, may without difficulty take
ashore full-grown man.
Of course, If the person TO be rescued sis
reasonable and keeps COOL" many other
methods might be employed, as, for ex-
ample the one suggested by Mr.. Henry,
TO turn the man on his chest, his hands
Testing on MS rescuer's shoulders"
The morning call., 1893-09-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL

PALACE HOTEL.
White VS. Rafael Mrs w Il Head Chicago
Miss Whittmore. 5 Rafael ID Bliss. Carson City
DR. L Nj lime, Chicago Scott Chicago
) Ryan, Santa Clara Murphy. Stockton
j Phelps Jr, u SA IL ID Carnelle VI
Mrs W Outhout, Fresno Miss h OuthUut. Fresno
Hunt ". Colorado S w Herman a W, ,Sacto
Mrs Feichman. Germny Reeve, BOdie
Miss Feichmsn, Geruy l. Bonet, Paris
FeIehman, Germany W Pless. Sonoma
Krelaye. Holland L Her. Omaha
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
NJ Rutherford, C Cordelia w Plan, Portland
A OYerhoits. MADEIRA ii Barnett. Ky
Ii Perry, Cal II Cliff rd, n
J Williams, Chicago Lamar, Cal
g A Trabue Gu ca-o Phelps, sacramento
Perry, Carson City
NEW WESTERN HOTEL,
s A Hafy. Alameda J Smith, Napa
j Z Brown. Napa II " BarstOw. Shasta
Masabuner, Prague & Bennett, England
The morning call., 1893-09-23
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM G<R
j ocean Division-and PACIFIC COAST &s&E&
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from
Spearstreet wharf. at 10 NJ. for the above ports
one of their Al iron steamships viz:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Aug. II, Sept and
OCT. o, 10. %
COLUMBIA-Aug. -, Sept and Oct. /. II. 81.
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
and other divergng lines for all points In oregon,
Washington, British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho
Montana, Dakota, Utah, wyoming. Yeh4wstone
Fare to Portand-Cabin, SIC; steerage, So;
Ticket ofices-l Montgomery st.. and Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery ST.
Freight ofice-20O California SC.
6OODALL, PERKINS & CO., Supt- Ocean Line
II 10 Market St. San FranciscO.
The morning call., 1893-09-23
COMPAGNIE GENERALE
Tx a \ S A t L A t @ U +

Tx \ S A t LA TIQ E
French Line to How're.
COMPANY'S PIER (NEW). 42NORTH <a<m
River foot of Morton St Travellers SeS4sSSSe
by this line avoid both transit by English railway
and the discomfort of crossing the channel in .
small boat
LA BRErAGNE- Capt. Collier.
..,,......... saturday. September 80, Z 100 A NJ
LA GASCOGNE. Can't. Santelli i.................
...,,.....,...... Saturday, ct ber Z, 100 N.
La CHAMPAGNE, Laurent.
............. Saturday, october IA. 500 A. N
La TOURAINE, Capt. FrangeuI. ................
.....................S Saturday. cfnber q. Noon
@-For further particulars apply to
A. FORG EFT, Agent
NO. Bowling Green, New York.
D. T. FUGAZI CO., Agents, Montgomery
ave-, San Francisco.
Branch ONCE l9 Montgomery St au3l tx
The morning call., 1893-09-23
HOW THE ROMANCE ENDED.
They Were Parting, and at Last
Understood Each Other.
1hlcaQO 20

1t was their last moonlight stroll upon the
beach--at least for some time. she was 10 re-
turn TO the city with her father on me ioiio"
ing day, while he intended TO remain AT Tue
Summer resort until college opened. one was
sorry for him, Tor he had been very deVotea
during the four weeks they had been together
az The seashore. and now. on the eve OF part
ing, seemed depressed. She was Hino
nervous, TOO. for he seemed inclined 10 say
something that she, for good aud suiucien'
The morning call., 1893-09-23

Arrived.
FRIDAY. Sept %
Stmr silver Spring, Higgins 54 hours from
Hueneme produce, TO Gerberding Il co.
Stmr Noyo, Leyinson, 10 hours from Fort
Bragg: lumber and posts. to Union Lumber Co
Stmr Bonita. Green. 80 hours from Newport;
produce to Goodall Perkins a Co.
Br stmr Grandholm Mason. 90 hours from Ma
naImo: 1853 tons coal, TO John Rosenfeld's Sons
Stmr South Coast. Higgins. = hours from Pismo.
Bark Allen, Thompson. 20 days from Homo
lulu: pass and sugar. to WEIGH & Co.
IT lumber, 1913 NJ shingles. TO Chas n Nelson.
Schr Sparrow. Dart days from Eureka; 2S2
It lumber, to Preston & MeKinncn.
Cleared
FRIDAY Sept 22.
stmr Alameda. Morse. Honolulu and sydney;
Br stmr Wellington. salmond. Nanaimo; R
Dunsmuir & Sons
Il Co.
Ger stmr Romulus. Berndt, Nanaimo: John Ro
Br ship Ditton, stap London: G w McNear.
Sailed.
FRIDAY. Sept %.
Stmr Queen, Carroll. Victoria and Port Town
stmr Navarro. Anderson. Rockport
Stmr Arago. Donaldson. Coos Bay
Stmr Alameda. Morse Honolulu and Sydney.
Stmr Yaquina, Jepsen. santa Cruz
Br stmr Wellington. Saimond, Nansimo.
Ger stmr Romuus. Berndt, Nanaimo.
Stmr Coos Bay. Plummer
Bktn Retriever. Gray Port Hadlock.
Schr Monterey, BecE, BoweDs Landing
Schr Reliance, Jensen. Bowens Landing.
schr Gotama Brissen.
Schr Rachel, Suhdborg. Bihlers Point.
Schr Merchant. Provost, Coos Bay.
Schr Wall. Gallup.
Sehr Nettie Sundborg, johnson, Fish Rock.
Shipping Notes
Steamers TO sail to-day are the City OF Sydney
for Panama Humboldt for Hum boldt Bay, Point
Iona for Grays Harbor and Corona for San Diego
Steamers to arrive to-day are the State OF Cali
fornia from Portland. Mackinaw from Tacoma.
Eureka from Newport and Alex Duncan and Coos
Bay from the southern coast
on the 2Sth the COlIma fails due from Panama
and the MarIposa from Sydney.
The Br ship ClackmannanshIre loads wheat at
Portland for Europe, a5s; Br bark Elizabeth Gra-
ham, lumber the Sound for Melbourne. own
ers' account.
The ship Belle of Bath loads wheat at Portland
for U K 34s Cd.
Te1eCraDhic.
POINT LoRoS-Sept 22-IO N-Weather
thick: wind. s. velocity. miles.
Domestic Ports.
SEATTLE-Arriyed Sept 22-Stmr Homer, hnc
Sept l6.
SHOALWATER BAY-Sailed Sept 22-Sch ri as
Garfield, for San Francisco.
ASToRIA-Arrfved sept 22-Br ship Parthe-
nope. from Honolulu
SANTA CRUz-Arriyed Sept 22-stmr South
Coast. short OF fuel.
yENTURA-Arrived Sept 22-Stmr Excelsior
from San Diego.
TATOosH-Passed Sept z2-Nic stmr Costa Rica
The morning call., 1893-09-23
New York Markets.

New York Markets.
NEW York. Sept. %. 22.-Speculation on the Stock
Exchange to-day was marked by dullness In the
-enrrai list. which was Ityened only by a heavy
selling movement in National Lead. common into
which preferred was drawn TO 4 llmite exrent
The general list closed weak at drcitnes ranging
from Is TO Us. the latter In General Electric
Governments steady. Petroleum quiet and firm /:
October. 65 Zee bid.
EXCHANGE. MONEY AND BONDS
Money cal easy at 263%: closed offered at
212%. Prime paper. 7@1O% Sterling exchange
strong; sixty DAYS. 81 S21294 SS demand. 81 s6g
! S6L2 y. > as. regular, 10: do coupon, Sll ;
rs regular, Se8; Pacific 6's SlO2; Silver, 73Isc.
The morning call., 1893-09-23
OREGON PACIFIC R. R. co. STEAMER
For Portland, Salem, Albany, Eugene

For Portland, Salem, Albany, Eugene
City, Etc.
STEAMSHIP LINE TO YAoUINA <sya.
- BAY-By this route 235 miles by 60
steamer 10 saved over any Other route. Steamers
are built of iron, with water-tignL compartments.
VIII sail from section 4, seawal. foot of Battery
street. Steamer WILLAMETTE VALLEY will
Eail from San Francisco Wednesday september
z7tn. at A. n. No freight received after O'Clock
A. NJ On d1v aug.
Passenger rates to Portland. first class $14;
second class. 50: Albany. first class, Sl2; second
class. 81. For freight rates apply to ID. r.
VAUGHN, General Agent section a. seawsll. 20 tt
The morning call., 1893-09-23
MARKET REPORTS.

FRIDAY EVENING. Sept %.
Summary OF THE MARRErA
Slight increase in failures.
Silver lower.
Wheat weak. Barley quiet.
Oats. Corn and Rye unchanged.
Beans dun. Hay steady.
Bran and MiddlingS marked up.
Potatoes ana Onions weaker.
Butter higher Cheese weak. Eggs steady.
Honey very dull
Fresh Peaches and Pears lower.
Bsckberries disappearing.
Grapes glut the market.
Great activity IN Dried Fruit.
More Eastern Poultry in.
Game dull.
Lines lower.
Hams weak. Bacon and Lard nrm.
Hides, TallOw and Wool dull.
Meat market unchanged.
Another advance In Rice.
Immense shipments of Fruit overland.
The morning call., 1893-09-23
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Sept 22.-wheat was fairly active and
opened 1sc lower declined ssc more on rains last
night recovered most OF the decline on the execu-
tion of buy ng orders. Beerbobm's estimate that
the worlds crop was 104 000, 900 bushels less than
last year and decreasing interior receipts in the
Northwest, eased off and closed easy at Bac lower
than yesterday. Receipts $4,000 bushels; ship
ments. 19b, 900 bushels
CATTLE
Cattle-Receipts. 5000: strong and prices firm:
prime to extra steers. $515 40; fair good So 70
O. So; others s3 2594 rs Texans. 81 50@2 IS.
Hogs-Reeepts, 200: active at l5@e25c higher; ;
mixed aud packers. S636 40: prime heavy and
butchers weights. 80 5O@6 75; prime light So 80
@6 90.
Sheep Receipts. 5000: slow and barely steady:
natives, 81 5O@94 SO.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wheat, easy; cash, 6714c: December, 7OTsc
Corn easy: cash. 4l14c: December. 4ls4c. Oats,
steady; cash, 275sc; December 2Ss4c. PORK
steady: cash, SIS so: January Sl4 Lard. steady;
cash. SO 621a; January. ss. Ribs, steady; cash,
$40 l212; January. 81 ~. RVe. 46c. Barley,
nominal Flax. 81 o4. Timothy, 50 55.
The morning call., 1893-09-23
NOTICES!

DOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THE PUBLIC,
the Whitney Ferry and transportation Com
pany have arranged TO run their new and fast pas
senger steamer GRACE BARTON between Oak
land and san Francisco on the following chedule:
Leave oaklsnd-City wharf; a. NJ, a. NJ, IL
A. NJ, P. NJ. 3 P. NJ, 5 p. NJ.
Leave San Francisco-Jackson-st wharf: a. NJ,
~ A. NJ, IL NJ, P. NJ, p. NJ P.
SUNDAY TIME.
From oakland-9 A. NJ, IL A. NJ. P NJ. P. NJ,
p. NJ.
From san Francisco-lO A. NJ. 12M, 2P.M,
P. NJ, p NJ.
1t will be noticed that this new timetable is
alternate hours with the ROSALIE, giving the
public hourly service for cents. seq cod