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The morning call., 1893-10-25

Mary Meier of San Francisco. lot on liue OF
Cameron street, 140 OF JacKson, s 50 by 100,
subject mortgage for $1,000 in favor of E.
Waldemeier, East Oakland: $500.
Elsie A. wife OF j. E. NICE rath to Matte L.,
wife of T. Ii. Williams OF ak and. lot on line
OF Forty seventh street, 4sU OF Grove. Z 25 by
100 west half of lot 20. block 2llS Alden
Tract, at TemescaI. Oakland Township; $iO.
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shares were taken in by the company for the n on
payment OF the assessment
SiiFer was trihe stronger Yesterday selling st
fo%se IN New Ysrk and 33 l5-l6d In London
,,n oInce tne repairs were made the electrical
fC fh wien runs the Standard mill at Bodie nj Is
OSIn TL III SucceSsfui operation for three weeks
,t ne stocknolders of the Alta and Lady WASH
hi tusoOn mining companies have both given the r
SIectorS authoriZ ttion to sell the shares wnich
nave aecumulated In their treaauries.
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General Merchandise.


GRAIN BAGS-Calcuttas, 7ss@7s4c.
CANNED FRUITs-Apricots. 81 25@l 3s p
dozen: Peaches, 81 40@1 SO: Pears. 81 45sl so;
Wnlte Cherries, $40 10; Black Cherries. 81 6o
@l rs: Plums. 81 1901 20.
CANNED VEGE1 1ABLES-Frm and in demand.
Tomatoes, 90Q9215c; Peas, 81 1901 rs p dozen.
20N@2l 1ac for good TO prime Costa Rlca. free
from black beans; lSSHao14c ] nom'nal for good
nominal for fair Costa Rica: 161a@lSc nomi-
nal for common TO ordinary Costa Rica: 2O140
for good green unwashed Salvador and Nicaragua:
2Ot03O Ac for good bleachsd unwashed Salvador;
II Ia good to strictly good washed Guatemala:
19l9@20Mc q ID for fair washed Guatemala; lS
@l Sc y 70 for medium washed Guatemaa: SO
17i4c for ordinary Guatemala; 100 S1ac p 10
for very inferior to common Guatemala; q a
221sc p h for good to prime washed Peaberry:
l912@2Oc for good to prime unwashed Pea
Wellington is quotable at So: New Wei.
,isgton;c o sS ton Seattle, sS 80 D. New z Seattle.
age, and 81 rs for clean: Scotch. So: Brymbo IS: ::
Greta clean, So; Cumberland. IS so In bulk and
% so in sacgs; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg
sl1 50@l2: Welsh Anthracite Egg, 50: Camel
80; Rock springs, 80 5000; Pleasant Valley and
FISH PAcihc Goldfish is quoted to tobbers as fol.
lows, catch of 1893: Selected. &c: Bundles bIRc
Bonslsss Strips, 7c; Middles Tvs; Standard
Mackerel. balf bbIs. sI2 SO for No. J. siO for No
and So SO for No. 8. Eastern Smoked Herring, SOC;
bbs and 81 rs in kits; Tongues and sounds 81 40.
NAILs-Base prices are 81 75 for IRON or steel
and So l5 for wire.
QUICKSILvER-Quoted at $41@4l so p flask
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed all 6s4c y II: Dry 6rauuiared.
61sc p d; Confectioners' A, &c y ID: Magnolia
b1ac: Extra G, 5ssc; Golden q. 51sc; d. 4zsc:
Standard A. 57sc half-barrels same as barrels,
and boxes 12c more
San Frencisrn N-at Var'-e+
Hogs are scarcer and higher. Mutton and Lamu
are weaker Young Veal is frmer. Beef shows
no change. Wholesale rates from slaughterers are
as follows:
BEEF-Frst quality. 5@61ac p %; second quail
ity, 4Isc: third do. 312@4c y 10.
VEAL-Large 5G6c y 10; small Calves 61aG
715e; Dairy Calves, &c y fb
MUTTON-WetAsrs. 5061ac: Ewes. 4h@6c
10.
LAMB-61a@71sc p N.
PORK-Live Hogs. 5s4061sc p ID for heavy and
medium granted; stock Hogs. 5$s051ec; dressed
do. S@S12c q ID.
Lumber Market.
Retail rates nominal
Wood Mar xet.
Posts, 91ac each: Redwood, So p cord
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Builders Contracts.

Mary Rakeman with Home Building Company,
to build on w line OF Fifth avenue $50 y of Full
ton street. n 25 by w 120; S295U.
John Fitzgerald with r. Doyle Son, TO build
on line of Capp street, 1875 OF Twenty-sscond,
S rs by Z l22 IS: $3379
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Chicago Mars cts.


CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-In wheat there was moderate
trade. The market opened lac higher. declined
e, rallied SIC under local influences held steady
till near the close, when IL advanced 11sc news
from Washington that the silver mon had decided
to close nlibustering against the repeal bill, aud
closed firm at l4c higher than yesterday. Re-
celpts 81 ,UOu bushels; shipments, $1,000 bushels.
CATTLE
CsttIe-Receipts 900; Texans and Westerns
trifle higher: Others steady; prime steers So SO
@5 70; medium S5 25@5 40: others, 81 5O0
S 10; Texans. 50 1892 So; Westerns, 50 TOO
8 rs.
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000: active and steady:
rough and common. So s0@6 10: mixed and
packers. $6 25G6 so; prime heavy and butchers
weights So 60@6 So prime light So 1896 S5.
Sheep-Recelpts, l4,000: good demand; steady;
natives, 81 1894 10; Westerns, $3 1894 26.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wheat is firm: cash. 631zc; December. 651ac.
Corn. firm: cash. 37s4c; December. 3S14c. Oats,
finn; cash. 2712c; December. 2S14c. Pork.
firm: cash. $l7: January: sl4 SO Lard. firm;
SO: January. 81 571a Rye. %51ac. Barley, NOM
insl. Flax, $l@l o. Timothy. 50 20.
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MORNIN q SESSION.

Board-2O Cal Electric Light, 207s; 10 Gas
light, 66L9 10 do. 66L4; 10 do, 66: 100
Water, SO; $1,000 Branch Railway Bonds, 81.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Boards Omnibus Gable, 90; 10 Gasllght
651a; 10 do, IS u ITO do 65.
Street-35 Water, SO; Sl4 600 ' ~ Bonds
go; $4,000 81 Bonds. 115.
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Oak. rough So so; peeled. 81 75: Pine S6 SO:
Railroad Ties 35c apiece for 6x8. Ale for 7xs and
45@50c for 7x9
TAN BAKK-whole, sI4 p cord; Ground Bark.
S24 p ton.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALA0E HOTEL.

=. PALACE HOTEL.
= Mrs Foster, Alameda Mrs Ransom & son. U s
3 Gusgenhelm, Japan l. g Mese, New York
F.SoldmGn. japan y Peck, New YORK
s MC{5ee5ee NeWOrleansC " Taylor, Shasta
ID Rehfuss Jr. Illinois Flickingcr San Jose
A "A Brown New York Mrs Gibbens. New YORK
II Blake. ew York Gibbens, Yokohama
ECYOorh eis&w, ,SutterCkJ Moore Santa Barbara
j + Montgomery, Mich Stiert, San Jose
j N Gavirsh. Michigan EEHamiton E Riverside
r Eennum, chicago Ferguson &H. .Kentky
o W Johnson. Wisconsin Ferguson, Kentucky
SsSlipsv sacramento NJ Oppenheim q VT, y
II El0h * W Sacramento H NJ Deputy, Philade epha
r ) Wal Sacramento A A Abbott, Sacramento
J:5 Scott. Alameda A NeSsolgt, Hungary
Mrs JohP Scott, Alameda 6 De Nennum. Chicago
- De Ra5b&wf, Germany Nj Gerrisb, Michigan
C.E Lovett, San Jose Montgomery. Mich
@. + L Smith New York + j Lynn & VII, Detroit
b Day, Massachusetts A Brown, London
Z Ransom 81 son,U NJ
" INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
EFT Eifenda. Cal Shea, n
JIM Lacy Oakland VO Olsen. Oakland
a. WILSON, Oakland Manning. Cal
ID A Johnston, y Wnklnson, ,
BarceI, USN 7 A Neate, New Zealand
j p Monroe Boston A Anderson. NV Zealand
D7E VANCE San Rafael Oriord, u
. Crow Citmans Cowels. Gitmans
j n 81 etJ5 Seattle L Thompson. Seattle
Il Gilbert, Seattle White, Seattle
c CASHIER Vancouver Il Headley, j
u ss May. Headleg, q SPOTS.
E-Mathews Y G GesIingham, NY
+ / I4eephoen, Seattle Nelson, Sesttle
). Holland, Seattle A IerrllI, oeatIle
,TTs ca cal L Nj Doran, Seattle
D y boFce, Seattle Wright, Victoria
y fia[pliton. ST Paul Ramsey, MouTeAl
g. &C Ms!ssed, Vancouver Brooks, vancouver
:'- 81 NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
) T. iSropp Victoria w Chadbourne & ", ,Seatl
Aug Olsen Chicago o L Smith, Seattle
A g SrraWe S NJ Orth, BOULDER Island
y ]. Vance San Rafael Myune & W, Seattle
Paul Rohnr, Kutte J Strickland, Fresno
John Ross Butte II Murphy. Princeton
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S. S.H.HARMON
Lumber Co.,
42-Market Street-42
If WeSu
FERRY STEAMERS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP GO.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN e
~ Francisco for ports In Alaska A N. NHEM
Oct. IL 81, Nov and Dec. II, 26 s@z.11ks1as
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
October z. and every NTH day thereafter.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays. 9 A. NJ.
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and nth day 8 An
For San Diego stopping only at Port Harford,
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles (Santa Mon1ca),
Redondo (Los AngeIes) and Newport, every
fourth and fifth day. at IL A.
For ports in Mexico. 25th of each month.
Ticket Offce-Palace Hotel. 4 New Montgomery
street
GOODALL PERKINS & CO., General Agents.
1T 10 Market st San Francisco.
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wheat-October, $3.50.
Flour-Steady.
Bops-Steady
wool-stesdy: domestic fleece, 2O@2Sc: Texas,
IO4l7c.
Cotee-Options closed weak at 566l5 points net
decline. Tots! sales. $4,000 bags October. Sl7 80
9l7 90: November. Sl6 90@17: December,
SIG 75@l6 80: January. SIG 55@16 so. Spot
Coffee was steady closing at 1890 for No. z Rio.
Sugar-Raw firm; refined steady.
Copper-Dull; Lake. 81 80.
Iead-Quictor: Domestic, s3 20.
Tin-Easier Straits. $50 70 bid.
Spelter-Sie eady: Domestic. S3 80.
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OREGON PACIFIC R. R. co. STEAMER

For f0rtI"nd' C;,L SaIem, a. Albany Eugene
STEAMsHIr LINE TO YAoUINA Sc.
~. SAaIDy s TINS route ZSo So miles oJ -
are built of iron, with water-tgnt compartments
Will sail from section f. seawal. foot of Battery
street. Steamer WILLAMETTE VALLEY Will
sail from San Francisco day. october 9th.
at 9 a. n No freight received after O'Clock A. n
on day o. saitlng.
Passenger rates to Portland. first class, Sl4:
second class, $s Albany. first class, Sl2; second
class 81 For freight rates apply to D. r.
VAUGHN. General Agent, section 4, seawali. 20 tt
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C0MPAGNlE GENEHALE

Tx = "a Z l. A = / @ U z
French Line to HaTrP.
COMPANY'S PIER (NEW), 42NORTH <esa
- River. foot OF Morton st. Travellers sTs5Z
by this line avoid both transit by English rail way
and the discomfort OF crossing the channel in 3
small boat.
La BRETAGNE, CAPT. Collier......-.-.......-
,..,, Saturday, November 1. ] 100 2.
LA GASCOGNE. Capt. Santelli. ...............
.....,...... Saturday. November IL. 800 A. n.
La TOURAINE, Capt. Frangeul. .............
........... Saturday. November Is. II 100 A. NJ.
LA CHAMPAGNE, Laurent. Observation-Disclosures.
.,,,,.,,..... Saturday, November %, 9: 100 A. II.
SrFor further PARTICULARS apply to
A. FORGET Agent,
No. 3 Bowling Green, New York.
j. 7. FUGAZl CO., Agents, Montgomery
ave-, San Frcneisco.
Branch ofhce. ~ Montgomery St au3l
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AUCTION SALES.
A. LESLIE CRESSWELL,
Sl3 MARKET STREET
(Flood bulding).

TOMORROW,
Thursday October 26, 1898,
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises.
320 DEVISADERO ST., BET. OAK & PAGE,
will SELL per order of Mrs. $. E. Bell,
The Elegant Furniture and Carpets,
Mirror-Door Armoire, Folding. Beds, Dining-room
Furniture, kitcheu-ware, etc.. contained in above
residence Terms cash
NoTE-TheSe are the finest lot of goods offered
at auction this fall,
oc25 2t A 1. CRFSSwEII, Auntioneer
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Foreign Markets.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, Oct 24.-Tbe spot market fs steady
at SIS 71ad. Cargoes are steady at ITS 90 for off
coast 29s for prompt shipment and 2Ss for
uearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Iiyerpool quotations for No. 2 Red winter
OCTOBER os 31ad: November. IS s41ad; December.
IS 61ad: January, 5S 612d; February. 5s IND:
March, 6s S1ad.
SECURITIES.
LONDON Oct. "a. - Consols 81 1915; Silver.
33 1880: French Rentes, aSf 22Iae. Bullion
withdrawn from Bank of England fl1S,0U0.
Tortland's Business.
PORTLAND. Or, Oct. 24.-Cesrancos $242,000;
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GREAT SPECIAL SALE.
IN IN &


TO- -NIO NKOW.
Thursday. October 26, 1898,
At IL O'CLOCK. at
UNION HORSE MARKET and SALE STABLES
S62 Howard Street. near Fifth, 6. f.
We will Sell at this Sale to Highest Bidder,
And Must Be Sold,
One fine three-Quarter Csffey Road Buggy Horse
and Harness; this horse pace mile in = :1S or
bettr; sired by Sultan; years old and owned
and raised by Sr. Rose; this rig cost $500; also
l Almost New Phaeron; 2 Top Buggies: 3 Bust
ness Buggies Carts; Sets Wagon Harness;
Sets Buggy Harness, with 20 Head of Good Road
and Work Horses. Sale positive; no reserve or
limit; If you want bargains attend this sale.
CURLEY MCBRIDE. Auctioneers,
oc25 2t S62 Howard street, ;. F.
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sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived
TUESDAY. Oct "a
Stmr UmatiIia Holmes, 90 hours from Victoria
and Puget Sound ports; pass and mdse to Goodall
Perkins & Co.
stmr Los Angeles. Leland. 70 hours from New
port and way ports: pass and mdse, TO Goodaii,
Perkins Il Co.
schr Eliza Miller. Christansen. 4 days from Ma
varro; 200 nj II lumber, to Navarro Mill Co.
Cleared.
TUESDAY. oct "a.
Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander. San Diego; Good
Stmr Pomona. Hannah. Eureka: Goodall Per-
kins & Co.
Br stnr Wellington. salmond. Nanaimo; R
MONDAY. Oct 23.
Stmr Alex Duncan Smith, Port Hartford. etc.
TUESDAY, Oct "a.
Stmr Gypsy, Jepsen, Santa Cruz
Br stmr Wellington, Salmond, Nanafmo
Stmr Santa Cruz. Nicolson. Port Hartford, etc.
Stmr Scotia, Johnson Rockport.
Stmr Arago, Donaldson. Coos Bay.
Stmr Jewel, Mausen, Caspar.
Br ship Speke, Wainwright. Queenstown.
Br bark Craig Elvan, Hawthorne. Queenstown.
River
Schr Lily Bottger, Umpqua River.
Schr Webfoot. Gcnberg. Grays Harbor.
Schr Laura Pike, Anderson, EUREKA
Schr Nettie Low. Low. Point Reyes.
Shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day are the Pomona for Hum
Daisy kimball for Fort Bragg ana Santa Rosa for
San Diego.
Valley from Yaquina Bay. Romulus from Nanaimo
and Bonita from the Southern coast.
The Br ship Falls of Clyde loads wheat at Port
land for Europe, private; schr Gov Ames, lumber
at Port Biakeley for Europe, sos: Br ship Parthe-
nope, wheat at Portland for Europe, owners ac-
count; schr Tampa. lumber on the Sound for
Guaymas.
The Craig EIvan takes for Cork 52.4O6 centals
wheat, valued at $1,000: Speke for Cork 97.lO7
centais, at $99 500.
TeIegraphic.
POINT LoBoS-october 24-1o Pm M-weather,
cloudy wind. SW; velocity. miles.
spoken.
Oct IA, 40 n. 10 w, Br ship Ainsdale, from Liv-
oct 6, IL ~ 27 W, Br ship Ecclefechan from
Tacoma for Falmouth.
Domestic Ports.
TATOOSH-Passed Oct 24-Br stmr Empress of
Japan. from okohama for Vancouver
EUREKA-Arrived Oct 24-Stmr Celia. hence
Fortuna. hence Oct 1s; schr Helen Kimbsll he
Oct 20.
STEWARDS PoINT-Arrived Oct 23-Schr Ar
chic and Fontie, hence Oct 10.
CASPAR-Saied oct 24-Stmr Caspar. for Re-
COOS BAY-sailed Oct 24-schrs Gotama and
Emma Utter, for san Francisco.
COQUILLE RIVER-SaiIed Oct 24-Schrs Par
kersburg aud Winchester. for San Francisco.
ASToRlA-Arrived oct 24-Stmr oregon. hnce
Sailed Oct 2I-Schr Annie Gee, for San Fran
SAN DIEGO-Arrived Oct 24-schr Bertha Dol
BowENs LANDING-sailed Oct 24-schr Re-
lance for san Francisco.
WESTPORT-Sailed oct 24-Stmr Cleone, for
San Francisco.
sEATTLE-Arriveo Oct 24-stmr Homer, hence
Oct 19.
PORT HADLOCK-sailed Oct 24-Bktn Re.
triever for san Francisco.
TACoMA-Saied Oct 24-Ship Big Bonanza for
Algoa Bay.
PORT BLAKELEY-Sailed Oct 24-Schr Jennie
Wand. for San Francisco schr W Bartlett.
Arrived Oct 24-lark Newsboy from Guaymas
NEW WwHATCOM-Sailed Oct 24-Schr Fred 4
Sanders, for San Francisco
FORT ROSS-Arrived Oct24-Schr Nettie Sun d.
borg. hence Oct 81,
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Innportations
rAcoMA-Per umatilla-2 ca noots a

TACOMA-Per Umatilla-2 cs boots and shoes 4
pkgs household goods, I22 bdls green hides, cs
sponges, ! crt bicycle 800 bars bullion.
East of Fargo via TacOma-3 bxs soap. Ill bdls
Anacortes-2 bdls household goods. 1 box pic
lures 8406 SKIS oats.
ia trnaven-1 box household goods, bbl fish. 8
b1s Goldfish. SO bxs smoked fish,
West OF Fargo via Tacoma-1 bx extracts. bxs
trunks household goods, / bal calf hides. 3 bdls
calfskns, So bdls 92S green hides, PAS bdls sheep
skins l9 bbls dry hides. 1882 SKIS wheat. bx pic.
lures 2 SKIS switches, cs cigars
New Wbatcom-3O pkgs household goods. bxs
mirror crt sewing machine cs dry goods b1
Juneau-l lot bullion, 81 salt hides. lots gold
dust.
LoIing-2 cs machinery.
Vancouyer-1 Dbl coffee, bdl leather, piano
stool, "a cs boots and shoes cs scales IL cs pow
der, l2O cs smoking tobacco, bx cartridges. bxs
hardware. Dbl glue. bx clothing, cs marble.
2tbxs pkRs household goods. 46 cs tinware, 40
MeGIakahtla-31O5 cs salmon.
Comox-900 tons coal.
Port Townsend-2 shoes. cs dry goods, 1 cs
oin ] crt sewing machine, ! trnk personal effects,
chst express, valve. los bdls laths. bag coin.
victorla-l M 51 pses housshOld % i goods. ohsts |
coop chickens, 63 pkgs air brakes pumps and fit
tings bag coin.
crate 2 pkgs mdse, Dbl salmon, cs rubber goods
10 pkgs scrapiron 200 SKIS fertilizer % SKIS iron.
crts sewing machine; cs cry goods. incubator;
chsts tools l buggy, SO Ddls book paper. 80 pkgs
household goods, q cs canned goods, pkg shafts.
% bbs beer ! roll carpet ! cs woolenS, 90 tins
taiIow 337 green hides, 201 SKIS bones, chSt tea,
II pkgs scraps, bags coin
Seattle via Gr Rs pkgs household goods,
/ bx veIocipedes bx tricycles.
NEWPoRT-Per Los Angess-29 cs honey, lab
SKIS peanuts. 4 SKIS walnuts. l piano. 2 SKIS dried
fruit, 20 bbls sweet potatoes bdls tents, kegs
brandy, l box lamps.
East San Pedro--6 pkgs machinery.
San Pedro-1 bile rubber goods.
Hueneme-6 tanks, cs eggs
Carpenter1a-43 bxs pears. 54 SKIS walnuts.
Santa Barbara-3l bxs lemons SKIS crawfsh
Gaviota-1 bx butter, l6 SKIS crawfsh.
Los Aiamos-2 bxs butter.
Santa Maria-4 bxs butter.
Port Harford-l cs eggs, 10 dressed calves
San Luis Obspo-1 keg butter.
Anaheim-S6S SKIS corn.
Northam-422 SKIS barley.
Santa Ana-SS5 SKIS corn.
Los Augeles-25 bdis green hides. bx plants,
bx seed. 3S empty packages.
Wilmington-l227sk SKIS corn.
Cayucos-5 cs eggs bxs butter. B SKIS beans, AZ
dressed calves, bI musical instruments.
san Slmeon-2 bbls bxs butter. b1 trout l
Dbl whisky. 8 coops fowl. BIZ FISH.
ing Ink 80 bxs lemons 100 SKIS beans. 100 SKIS wal
nuts, l5 tins bbls tallow. 41a bis wool
Monterey-1 bx butter AZ SKIS onions. % SKIS sea-
weed, coop fowl
COnsignees.
Per Umatilla-Wieand Brewing Co; Dutard
Seiby Smelting and Lead WORKS: e George shoe
Co: Frank Co; Allen d. Lewis: Bull:
Z Ide: Moore. Ferguson & Co; Bissinger & Co;
Strauss; Langley q Mchaes; Greensfelder & Co;
Wells, fargo Co: buckingham Hecht Co;
| Hall; Wells, Fargo & Co; Kohier Chase; Tho,
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN SIEAAEKS.
Dates of Departure from San Francisco.
STEAMER DEsT1NATIoN SAILS. PIER.
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Foreign Ports.

for San Francisco.
HOLYHEAD-Passed Oct % -Br bark HOLLYWOOD
from Liverpool for Oregon.
PANAMA-SaIled Oct 1l-Stmr San Bias, fol
Champsrico.
Arrived Oct 12-Stmr Costa Rica, from Cham
perico.
LIvERPOOL-Arrived Oct 23-Br ship Croftor
Hall, from Oregon.
LlZARD-Passed Get 23-Ger bark Emin Pasha
from Antwerp for san Francisco.
SWANSEA-Entsred out Oct 2-Br ship City o.
Delhi for San francisco. 4-Br ship Manydown
for san Francisco,
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Wood Mar<et.
Posts, 91ac each Redwood, $5 q cord;
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SECURITIES.
7 rortIand's Business.
EXCHANGE and BulIion.

PORTLAND. Or. Oct. 24.-Clearances. $242,0O0;
balances, 100000.
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Movements of Transatlantic steamers.
GLASGOw-Arrived Oct 24-Stmr Peruvian, I'm
New York.
HULL-Arrived Oct 24-Stmr Francisco, from
New York.
sOUTHAMPTON-Arriv Oct 24-Stmr Lain.
from New YORK.
NEW YoRK-Arrived Oct 24-Stmr Western.
land from Antwerp.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY

(PACIFIC SYSTEM.
Trains Leave and are Due to Arrive n
SAN FRANCISCO.
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Lumber Market.
Retail rates nominal.
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Departure or Australian steamer depends on
arrival of the British mails
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For Late Shipping intelligence See Tenth Page
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-04
STANDARDS EASY VICTORY
The Washington Man Easily
Disposed of.
SETTLED IN ONE SHORT ROUND
Three Knock-doWns in Less
Than Three Minutes.
"Iony" Stannard of Wilmington and Ned
Cartwright of Washington Fight Near
Laudenberg, Pa.--Stannard Wins the
Contest in Two Minutes and Three
Seconds.

The Stannard-Cartwright prize fight
came on early Sunday morning and was
settled in one short round.
The principles, their hackers and about
300 local sports left for the scene Of the
fight about 0 clock yesterday morning in
special train Of three cars Oh the Landen-
burg branch of the Il. x q. railroad. They
went To place just outside the limits Of
Ianqcnberg, where the ring was pitched
on the hillside. About SO o'clock tie
prciminarles having been arranged the
men entered the ring and in less than
three minutes the plucKy Delaware fighter
had put his opponent to sleep and was de-
cared the winner The fight was for a
$500 purse and a side bet Of $3.50.
Frank Mullin Of this city and Charlie
Robins pf Washington took care Of Stan
nard, and adjusted the slin-tight gloves.
while Jim Martin Of Washington and Bill
l.unahan OF Baltimore performed the
same once for cartwright. Frank Bailey
Of tins city was chosen referee and BiIly
Collins, also OF this city, served As time
Keeper,
Time, said Referee Bailey. Both men
advanced guckly tOthc centre. For the
first minute there was cautious sparrii,
hen artwright led sayase!y with his lett
AMI was neatly cOuutered by Siannard's
rght. Stannafi let Ont left arm Blow,
wAch Cartwright sought to dodge lie
tailed. and received the punch on tho back
OF the neck. He staggered aud trll 10 the
ground like a log Al the expiration of
seven seconds Cartwright tried To get M,
but did not succeed until the referee had
counted lime 1t was almost a Knockout
blow, aud the crowd went wild
Cartwright Vas dazcd when lie regaincd
his feet. For a sCcpnt, lie stared at stan
nara, aud then rushed at him furiuusiy
~ aimed right am! lcit-hHud blow lur
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-04
ALL OPPOSED TO ADDICKS.
Declarations by the Street and
Sewer Directors.

Messrs. Gawthrop, Chambers aud Moore
Express Themselves as being Emphati-
ealiy Opposed to Allowing the Boston
Gas Magnate to Secure Foothold in
This City.
Sunday Star.
The Directors of the Street and Sewer
Department were seen individually by u
reporter of the Star last evening and
gueried concerning their views on the At-
dicks situation.
When asked If he had ever been ap.
preached by Addicks or any Of his agents
II reference to laying pipes, Director Gaw-
throp said mot lately
The reporter then asked whether he
would favor allowing the Hydrogen
company 10 lay pipes under proper re-
strietions. to which Mr.. Gawthrop re-
piled: II am not in favor Of his coming
here at all. think Addicks is ali adj
ventnrer and his aim is to force the Will
him.
Director Moore also said he had never
been approached by anyone connected dl-
rectly or indirectly with any gas company.
Mr.. Moore said emphaiicaly that lie does
not favor allowing the OSy-Hydrogen
Company to lay pipes under any consid-
Grafton. His views are very similar 10
those expressed by Mr.. tiawthrop
In regard to a remark made bv Repre-.
sentative CpuCh in the General Assembly
Friday, insnuating that possibly Mr..
Moore might be agreeable 10 Adilcks'
plans, Mr.. Moore expressed himself very
forclbly. He said That man knew he
was not telling the truth when he spoke as
he did, and think it was very unjust 10
me-.
Mr.. Chambers said: MY first official act
after hHGnIU1 n fnuTVhn- f,f tn. va II
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-04

]. n. Harris, 3 Fulton Market Nev yorl
Gity, says 81 have been using Brandreth's
rus for the last fifteen years. There is
nothing equal TO them as blood purifiers
and liver regulators But | wish 10 state
how remarkably they cure rheumatism.
ana how easily; d! was affected by rheuma,
tlslh IN he legs, Ny business iwhole3ale
llsll DEALER naturally leads me to damn
places. could not walk. and at night /
saiierea learinl!y; | tried balsams, sarsa-
l'aI'lias ana All kinds Of tnctures, but they
did me no good and was afraid of being
Z cripple. J finally commenced usimP
BrahaFtth's Pins, ltook two every night
lor Ten nights, then began to improve, [
continued taking them for forty DAYS anil
! g9t entirely We'll. Now. whenever Sick.
take Brandrcth's Pills. They never fail. i