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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-17

little or no opposition Ihis wa que 10
some extent 70 the fact a NJ th amend
meut dthn.Dg Cnlnes Eirr. blnts was
agreed 10 almost unanimously. I.ere
was no attemp mode ~ procure the yeas
and nays, anu ths Oh poutnts ol the measure
allowed IL 10 fr~oT % b. 'faIlt
The Mccrea,y O,Ii, e. % ptssed the house,
contains but Two sections The first Is a
repetition OF section I "a the existing act,
except taa. it * ends uhtii six months
after enactment the dime allowed Chinese
20 register. IL al O auend, the provision
as To witnes, certincs,e-, 50 as 70 relieve
the inadverle C discrimination against
colored men. Certificates must contain
photographs OF their ow ,eTs. The second
section defines lahJrers O. be persons en-
gagged in both unskille anu skilled man
ual labor.
Tne Cox bill, for the better control Of
national banks, was then taken up, and
after remarks 10y Mr.. Cox and Mr.. & n
non the house, w hout d spJsing OF the
measure, adj lurued
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-17
VICTIM OF MALPRACTICE.
Mrs. Perkins Death Is Charged to Her Mother
and Another Woman.

BosToN. Oct l7--rhe dead body Of a
woman was found yesterday in suite at
Clarendon street. IL was that Of Mrs.
Eileen Perkins, 90 years Of age, who lives
In Everett. She was found in the house
of Mary j. Henderson. An o'eration had
been performed upon her, 60 the effects OF
which her death Is attributed. The opera
tion WAS performed in most bungling
fashion.
The police learned of the affair and,
efter an investigation, arrested Mary j.
Henderson. Mrs Henderson is 81 years
of age. She will be charged with murder.
The police also placed under arrest Mrs.
Sarah Butler, mother of the dead woman,
who is charged with being accessory be-
fore the fact. IL is alleged that Mrs. Butler
was Instrumental ia having the operation
performed She, too, lives in Everett and
accompanied Mrs Perkins from that place
to Mrs. Hendrrspu's.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-17

Such strong proofs OF the marvellous
cures made by DR.. David Kennedy's fav-
orite Remedy have BEEN brought TO public
notice lately through the various newspa-
per invest igations, that II has become
now the standard medicine for the dis
eases for which II is prepared.
DIR. q. III. Ingraham of Amsterdam, N.
Y. states where the regular prescriptions
used In case of kidney disease and gravel
utterly failed, he prescribed DIR. Kennedy's
Fsvorite Remedy, and II cured the pa
tient.
DIR. VIM. Smith OF Jewett's Heights, N.
T., prescribed Favorite Remedy for Mrs.
Casper Brooks OF Athens, N. Y, who was
suffering from kidney disease, liberation
OF tue stomach, complicated with sick.
ness peculiar To her sex; after the second
day steady Improvement was noted, and
hnal permanent recovery.
Or. Kennsdy's Favorite Remedy acts
directly upon Kidneys, liver and blood, In
case OF nervousness, dyspepsia, rheuma'
tism and Bright's disease; IL has made
most pronounced cures, after all other
treatments have failed. Druggists sell IL.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-17
lookinu Alter Their Coin.

HARTFORD, Oct. I7.--Glastonbury had
an important town meeting TO consider
the expenditure OF $3l, $50 by the towns of
Hartford, East Hartford, SouJh Windsor,
Manchester and Glast oubury rs legal ex-
penses for passing a bill in the general as
s.mbly, fixing the cost of the East Hart
ford bridge upon the state. Glastonbury's
share of the expense was S396S. A COM
mittee was appointed TO investigate the
entire expenditure, and il they find that
the selectmen have Illegally paid out the
money to TAX. steps to recover it.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-17
OVER A HUNDRED KILLED.
Report Of Two Recent Battles Between 0p'
posing Factions In Brazil.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 1.-THE Worlds Rio
de Janeiro copyright cable dispatch this
morning says:
The hatred OF the Fourth and Tenth
battalions for the National guards cul'
minated In "A combat. in which 20 were
killed and several wounded.
While the cruiser Trajano was seizlnR
-four and coal from the docks on the morn.
ing Of the fifth, she was fired on from the
shore and returned the fire. Three shots
struck quite near the American consulate,
killing one Brazilian.
1t is reported that three civilians and q
soldiers were killed during the afternoon
and night, while the fleet bombarded
Nictheroy
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-17

Visit the Pick wick"
For the best Lager ana Liquors IN town
Kelley Taylor, Proprieters.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-21
"MAR1A FOR JORGE IsAAos.

-Oyeme aca; Scr6es que 20 pueda estar enamorado
de Salom6?
-lC6mo 10 habla de creer2
-Pues tan enamorada eAt& Salom9 de Justniano
20 de ella Els necesano que estnes la muchacha
en- 10 que vale, que para tn ben, mucho. I'll la has
ofenddo con los ceos, tai que vayas contentara
ella te 10 perdon sra TODD te guerra mas que
Tburcio qued6 meditabundo antes de responder
me con cierto acento aire de tristeza:
-Mi1e, nino Efraln, yo la quiero tantfsimo que ella
fgura las crujidas que ha hecho pasar
Cuando tiene genio 4 mi me 10 di6
Dios todo aguanta que 10 tengan por ci
pote (perdonandome merc6 La mala paabra) Yo que
e esoy dicendo que Saome tene la culpa se que le
digo.
-Lo que ST no sabes que contandome hoy tus agra
vios ha desesperado ha dorado hasta darme lAsma.
-1De veras?
y 20 he inferido que Ia de todo eres til. ST
Ia quieres dices 1por qus te ella? Una
tu casa, Squen habla de vera sin que tt 10
sinteras?
-Yo le con6eso que ST he pensado en- cassrme, pero
1esolv(: 10 prmero porque Saome me tenfa STEM
pre- macioso, el dos que 20 Sc nor Custodo la
GUERRA dar.
-Pues de ella va sabes 10 quo te he dcho;
cuando mi compadre, 20 to respondo Els que
obres racionamente, que en- ptueba do que <es
esta tarde msma vayas Casa de Saome darte por
entondido de tales sentimientos le hagas vista
1Caray su afan! Conque responde de
todo2
Sc que Salom6 es la muchacha mas honesta, boni-
compadres, 20 SO que to la daran gustosisimos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-21

Estos vapores harAn es-
Gala en- los principales
puerots de la 1sla, seg7ip
as necesidades del tra,
leo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-21

adi6s para viaJe de porra porQue aunque
tr&ndome al camino he d. sahr verlo 81 que e
ga de pasada. No divide. que 81 no. 20 no Sc
que haga mi tata.
Hacia ell otro lado de de las Quebradas cue Dor
entire Las qungeadas cntas de bosque baan rudosas ell
decivio Of una de hombre que cantaba
Al tempo le pido tempo
el tempo tempo me d.
81 msmo tempo dice
Que 81 me desenganara
Sa6 del srboado el cantor, Tlburcio Quien con
La ruana colgada dc un hombro apoyado el otro
borden de cuya punta pend1a pequeho o entreen
camno contand0 por insnto penas la soledad Ca
6 det1vose al divisarme despues de rsueno
petuoso saludo me dijo luego que me acerquG:
-lCaramba que sube tarde y escape. E. .Cuando el
retinto suda zee. De d6nde viene asf sorbenIose los
vientos
DE hacer unas visitas la dltima para fortuna
ya fu9 casa de Salom4
y h&c1a marras que no iba.
-Mucho 10 he sentido. cuanto hace que
vas til ?
Ell mozo con la cabeza sgachada, Sc puso despeda-
EAR con el ootdon una malta de ulO al cAbo az6 mi
respondiendo:
ELLA tlene Ia culpa. IQue le ha contado?
-Que eres un lngrato un celoso, que SO muere
por IT, NADIA mas
-SConque todo ESQ le dior Pero entonces le guar,
do 10 mejo
--1Qu6 es 10 que lamas mejor?
LAS hestas que tene con el n1no Jnstiniano
The morning call., 1893-10-26

line of Lynde street, 264.s6 of Fruitvae
avenue, l40 by so, lot z, Lacazeste Tract,
Brooklyn Township; $40.
w. j. Laymancc or Oakland to r. NJ Smith Of
Elmhurst. lot on 5 line of High and avenue. 10
OF Plymouth street, 40 by 1890, lot 23,
Dlock l., amended map Moss Tract. subject TO
mortgage. Brooklyn Township: $40.
h NJ and Louise Smith to ". j. Laymance OF
oakland. lot on line OF Waiter avenue. 24O
or plymouth. w 40 by 1890, lot 20, block +,
am ended map OF Moss Tract, Brooklyn Town
ship; $40.
Pacific Land Investment Company TO susan A.
Williamson OF Newark. lot g. block lSl. In the
town OF Newark, to correct deed of j uly 23 1888,
quitclalm deed. Washington Township; $40.
susan Williams of Newark to EDWARD Ross or
newark. lot 8, block ISL. in the town OF Newark.
TO correct deed of July %, 1888, quitcia1m deco,
washington Township; $40
W. L. Galloway OF San Francisco TO mary ).
Netterville (wife OF William) OF San Francisco,
lou on line of Central avenue (Washington)
90 3 + of line OF LANDS OF Wondulch Bryan,
+ 66:S, ) $50 to shore line of bay of San Fran
cisco: thence w TO point where line drawn at
right angles TO Central avenue from point of CON-
mencement would interSect said shore line:
thence 1876 to S line Of Central avenue and point
OF beginning, portion OF let Ia, Teurona PARK and
Homestead Association subject to mortgage of
$500. Alameda: $40.
Grifith H., Thomas and Mary j. Whitfield TO
John T. Stevenson OF Alameda, 1895 acres. be-
ginning al point on line OF county road. Irving
ton (Washington CorneTs) to the city of San Jose.
being the most SW corner. lot "a, Roberts addi
tion to Irviugton, thence NE 24.58 chains, SW
$500 Chains, wv AZ. 8 l chains. NV 13. 80 chains
to beginning, Washington Township: $23,000
The morning call., 1893-10-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

/: L. FriedIander and wife to Emma A Smith. lot
on line Of Halght street. 62:6 Of DeVissdero,
Mary s Netterville to W. T. Galloway, lot on N
line OF Pine street. 1915 w OF Broderick. W 27 -
Thomas Rideout and wife to L H. and Bertha
GoldmeFerglot on line of Pine street, 2I8:9 w
ef;BakAr, w % by ) 1876; $40.
+. ) .Wensiuger and wife TO Annie NJ Reilly, lot
on Sc corner Of Boyce street and Point Lobos
avenue, 100 by E 32:6; $40.
Mrs n C. Lockeyer TO Mrs. S. Levy lot On
line Of Twenty-sixth street, 1875 :8 w of Castro
25=by S 100; SO.
f. Nelson and wife to N. and Catherine Nitro
yich, lot on line OF Twentieth street 200 w OF
Castsot % by 5 no; $40.
:: John :Gonley and wife to Mary c. sharkey and
E. Sullivan, lot on line of Randall place. ITO: q
p Of Greenwich street, 81 Oy E o. $40
.. Il. r, Josephine c. D., Louisa and Lille Gian-
street. so y E OF Second, NE % by NV rs: also
]ot OnNW line OF Folsom street, rs NE of Second
NE 80, 80. SW 40. Sc s. SW 5, Sc rs: also
lot on line OF Eighteenth street, l45 w OF How
ard w % by y 100 SO.
=. R d. Miller and wife to Ad olph wtnterberg lot
on on e e line Of Fourth avenue, 125 of Clement,
Jacob Reyman and wife Cby attorney to H. C.
SO.
Jacob Heyman and wife to Maud E. TurreIr. lot
n rs by E 100: SO
Ellen Magrane to Rebecca Sullivan, lot 721, Gilt
William o. Harlan to Benjamin c. Harlan, lot on
NV line OF Naples street, 20 SW OF Brazil avenue
SW 20 byNW 100, block 46. Excelsior; S400
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
- S. Mccormick or Oakdale TO David N Mitch
ell Of san Francisco lot line of Walton
street $50 E of orove. 1876 by \ 100, subject to
= mortgage for 5000, Oakand SO.
Charles A. and Alice c. Bailey of Oakland TO
john T. Smith of Berkeley, lot on W line OF Tenth
street. 18g-N of Allston way, n 40 by w l3O being
lot II. block 102, Allston Tract Berkeley: IS.
Ellen. Sullivan of san Francisco to r J. SuIli-
van or San Francisco lot on line of FAirView
street, 145: Of Lowell, so by y 35. being lot
8, BLOCK. r, Harmon Tract, subject to a mortgage
10 the san Francisco and Oakland Mutual Loan
Asseciatton, berkeley; SO
u. saUu Elizabeth Deering (nee McKeown) to
James Frfsten Of San Francisco lot on Sc line of
Fremont avenue, 800 NE of East Fourteenth
street, NE SD by Sc l37. being lot 10. b ock B,
corrected map OF Linda Rosa Tract, Fruitvale
BrodEiyn Township subject TO a mortgage to Hell
en- W, Hart for $500: SO.
Mary A Mallne of san Francisco TO Ellen Albin
tWle of Louis) OF san Francisco, lot on w corner
OF Bayyte~ avenue and Peach street, W so by n
I4S64, being lot14 Of resubdiyison of block "a,
warner tract Brooklyn Township: $40.
Eugene and Denise Lara aZette to Frank r. Baker
OF Oakland. lot l. Lacazette Tract, Brooklyn
Township; so
- Frank f. and Hattie Baker of Oakland TO E. b.
Pomroy Of Oakland. same: $40.
eugene ana Denise LacazsUte to same. lot on s
The morning call., 1893-10-26
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market had q heavy appearance yesterday
and there is no denying the fact that Con. Cal. &
Va was held up for the purpose OF dispOsing Of
stock to the public. Trading pretty active
and the orders came mainly from along the rail.
Nothing new was received from the front. Fore
man Harper left for Virginia City last night and
Mr.. Rule hopes to be able TO leave the early part
of next week. Mr.. Rule is rapidly -egaining
health and is sangune his proposed operations VIII
succeed.
Arrangements are being made whereby active
work will soon be resumed In the Kentuck and
other mines
There was quite demand for Best Belcher
yesterday and 1T showed frmer feeling than
other stock. 1t huctusted from 81 10 to 81 20
and good buyers were al all times on hand. Con.
Cal & Va heavy and appears to fall back
the stock was very active and MARKS Coffin, Walls
and Paxton were the principal sellers.
NOTES.
A B. Thompson, secretary OF the Hale & Nor
cross. is laid up with an attack Of la cripple
The delinquent assessment sale Of the oyerman
takes place to-day.
Silver sold down to 727sc In New ork and TO
3334 d In London
The California Debris Commission has heard
the application of the Illinois mine, near La
Porte, TO resume hydraulic mining and has tak en-
the matter Of granting license under advise
ment. There was no opposition at the hearing.
The Brady City mine has been authorized Co be-
gin work its dam, but Senator Q. W. Cross has
postponed Operations until next year, owing to
lack of time necessary to build the dam. the
Excelsior Water and Mining Company of Smarts-
vile has been granted permit by the Commis-
sionerS TO mine by the hydraulic process, subject
to the usual restrictions to restraining debris.
John Spaulding has made application to the Com
misstOners for license TO operate the Polar Star
hydraulic mine at Dutch Flat
In the Savage on the 100 level they are eI-
tracing the usual quantity of fairgrade ore from
the twelfth TO the twentieth floor. During the
week they have hOisted 279 cars of ore. Shipped
to the Nevada mill 21O tons and mtlled 2l0 tons
Car samples average $27 AT; battery samples
average S23 Bullion yield for the week S33Sl.
In the south compartment of the main hosting
shaft they are putting in guides from the
1900 to the $50 levels. In the east crosscut from
the south drift $50 level they have commenced
stoping ore.
The morning call., 1893-10-26
THE GUMPEL ESTATE.
Charges OF Fraud Made by the Public
:; - Administrator.

a. f.; FTeese, as administrator of the
estate Oh Helen Gumpel, deceased. has
"filed suIt IN the Superior Court against G.
&C Castagnetto to compel him to declare a
trust I'D certain property belonging to the
deceased estate. and that upon payment
toAfm OF money expended on her behalf
ne convey the property to said estate.
IL IS charged that Castagnetto poisoned
the mind of Mrs. Gumpel against her
:HepneW. and Induced her in January, 1889,
t9;reYQke-a a poweT-of-att0Tney given to him.
IbeH Mrs. Gumpel executed to Mrs. Cas-
tagnerto. deed OF conveyance to the prop
eIts IN dispute for a named consideration
,oI,So5O0: Undue influence is charged, and
Il is alleged that Mrs. Gumpel did not
&hpw.fhe purpOrt of the document she was
signing, but that she believed it was
security for 500 advanced by her.
=. In March. 1889, a judgment was OBJ
{aned against Mrs. Gumpel for S1360 80.
which amount Castaguetto paid, receiving
a deed to the said property to operate as a
mortgage. Subsequently Mrs. Gumpel
began proceedings 60 set aside her deed as
only a mortgage for the $3.50 90, money
advanced, and the case was decided in her
favor. This was in November, 1890. The
property: was sold at a Sheriff's sale. and
was bid:in bv CastagnettO, Mrs. Gumpel
mot attending the sale by his advice as
chsTged.
1t is this property which the plaintiff
claims that Castagnetto holds in trust for
the Gampel estate.
The morning call., 1893-10-26
Prnduce Mari.ef.

Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras s3 65@3 rs; Bakers extras, So 5093 50:
superfne, 50 60@2 80 p bb
WHEAT-Lower as to actual grain, but steady
81 O5; lower grades, s5c@s1; extra choice Tor
milling, 81 0614@l Oss4 . ctL
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL sEssIoN-1o O'Clock - December =
REeuL1H S, L1' MoRNINe SESSION = May-1oo tons,
200, 81 i9M; zoo 81 1918; 900, 81 IL. .'''' va
AFTERNooN oEssIoN-May-600 tons, 81 "a
500 81 3S3s; s 100 81 ;S 2s 100 81 e9 24s De. De-
800 81 l21. Seller s. storage paid-l0O, 81 IL;
BARLEY-Feed was offered at slight concessions
tinued lifeless. No. 1 Feed is quotable at
S71a@7Oc v ctl; choice. bright do, 71Ac p ctl:
p ctI; ChevaIier, Sl1O0l 10 for standard and rs
G90c p cti for lower grade
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-1O o'clock-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-December-20O
tons. Tao.
AFrERNooN SESSION - December-l0o tons,
OATS-Business was reported quieter Yesterday.
Milling. 81 l00l 70 u ctl: fancy Feed. 81 10
lz1 2 ctl; sSSd :. choice ss 81 0s@l m 10 ct;
s0c@sl 30, Gray. S5c@$l 06; Surprise. 81 zoo
COKN-Large Yellow is freely offered. weak and
cessive Large elbow S21s@S6c: Small Round
Yellow. S56os71Ac; W white 85@9Oc p ctL
RYE-Quoted at SO0eS7l12c p cti.
BRAN-Quoted at xl7 6O@is DO p ton for the
best and SIT for outside brands.
MIDDLING GS-Qu ted al $19022 p ton.
HAY-Stro c. but not brisk Receipts continue
light. Wire bound Hay sells 3 o. p ton below
the following wholesale quotations for rope-
bound wheat ss@ls SO . ton: Wheat ana
Oat. se@lz 2 ton: Barley. ss@1o; oat, So 5Og
IL p ton; Alfalfa. 5000; Clover. So 60@9 so:
Com mpressod. sS 5O@l1 30: stock. $607 so p ton.
sTKAw-Quoted at S712g4tc p bale
MILLSTUFFS - Ground ana Rolled Barley,
$l6 5O@l7 p ton; oilcake Meal s32 so whole
sale and S35 p ton jobbing; Rye Flour. 31ac
" %; Rye Meal, &c p 10: Graham Flour, &c; Oar-
meal, 4 i4c p ID: oat Groats. sc; Cracked Wheat
31sc: Buckwheat Flour. t951ac; Pearl Barley.
SskEDS1Yeilow Mustard. So 25@2 40 y cti.
ctl: Domestic Cauary. Imported Canary. so
614c; Alfalfa. @SAc: Timothy. e951ac; Rape. q
@21zc p 10; Hemp. 4c y d.
DRIED PEAS hlackeye, 81 669l 20: Niles,
81 5p611 80 u ctl; Green. 81 oU@l rs; Split Peas,
6L6@5s4c p 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 81 359I as p ctl.
ooRnMEAL. ETCmTable Meal 2s4@3Hc p
n; Feed Corn. s22G2s: Cracked Com s23@24 y
ton: Hominy. 41aG4$4c 2 ID.
BEANS-Heavy rains have done some damage
TO Limas In the southern counties but 1t is not
serious most OF the crop has been housed he
market is stronger all around, though not espe.
cialy on account of the rain. Bayos ST. 7n0i rs
p ctl Pea. 1902 10: Large White. 81 S5@l 95 "a
cI; Small White, 81 s0@2; ptLk. 81 Go 7G:
Reds. s o. 10: Limas. 81 1902 80: Buffers 81
o. 2b p ctI for sma and 81 25D2 so Tor large.
POTATOES-An improyemen in Sweets Is the
4E@55c: Early Rose. 3s@40c: Salinas BurbanEs. Sd
@79c; River Burpanks. 35@a5c: River Reds 45@
6Uc y ctl.
BUTTER-PIckled roll now also shows signs Of
weakening, while fresh Butter is depressed. Fair
10 choice creamery, 27@3Oc y 10; Dairy squares.
The morning call., 1893-10-26

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-In Wall street to-day
stocks opened somewhat higher, but decline toll
lowed in a few minutes An hour later an advance
began in which all shares participated. and ia the
afternoon the buOyancy continued. Sugar recov-
cred the break made in late dealings yesterday
and made new record, reaching a point 5 "A q
above yesterdays close. with reaction of GA
and final recovery or IA The general market
closed very strong and for the most par. above
Yesterday. General Electric closed 31S% higher
than last night. Governments quiet. Petroleum
steady; November option sales none
EXCHANGE. MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call was easy: closed offered at 11a%.
Prime paper. 519@S%. Sterling exchange heavy;
6O-day bills, 81 oO14g14 SOFA demand, S4 SS14
Q4 S31a. u s. as. registered, Sill; do coupon,
Sill; rs registered, $97; Pacific 6's, $lO2;
Silver 72Tsc
The morning call., 1893-10-26
FOR PORTLAND 6 ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM &sz-
j ocean DivIsion-and PACIFIC COAST El&
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from
Spear-street wharf at 10 a. NJ for the above ports
one oftheir Al iron steamships, viz:
STATE OF CALIFURNIA-Oct 6. Ii 26 Nov.
and y. II, 25
COLUMBIA-Oct. l, IL, 2l, 81, Nov. and Dec.
10 % 50
Connecting via Portisnd with the Union Pacific
and other diverging lines for all points In oregon,
washington. British Columbia Alaska Idaho.
Montana Dakota Utah, Wyoming, Yell owstone
Park and all points east and south and TO Europe
Fare to Portland-Cabin. SIG; STORAGE $S:
round trip, cabin, $50.
Ticket ofices-l Montgomery st.. and falace
Horel, New Montgomery ST.
Freight ofice-200 California Sc
GOODALL PERKINS & CO., Supt. Ocean Line
] IT 10 Market ST., San Francisco
The morning call., 1893-10-26
MARKET REPORTS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oct q
OF THE AARKErA

WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oct 20
suMMABY OF THE AARKEra
Silver weaker
Wheat lower. Barley fraction off.
Oats and Rye quiet. Yellow Corn heavily offered.
Hay very firm.
Beans doing better.
Sweet Potatoes frmer Onions steady.
Butter continues to decline.
Choice Eggs scarce and firm.
More Eastern Poultry in.
Game arriving freely.
Peaches about gone. Grapes plentiful,
Dried Fruit in large supply.
Lard and Hams very firm.
The morning call., 1893-10-26
RAILROAD SHARES.

GRAIN AND
Wneat-October, 6S5Sc.
Flour-Steady.
Bops-Quiet.
Cofee-Ruled firm on European buying and
strong European advices. closing steady at $3.50
points net advance Total sales, 22.750 bags Octo-
Der. SIT 45@l7 so: November, Slo 95@l7; De-
cember Sl6 759 80; January, SIG 45@16 90.
Spot steady; No. Z. Rio. 1886.
Sugar-Raw steady.
Copper-Steady; Lake. 50 80 bid.
Lead-Flrmer; Domestic, SO 4712.
Tin-Quiet: Straits. $40 70 bid
Spelter-Sieady: Domestic. $3 SO.
The morning call., 1893-10-26
OREGON PlClElG R R. CO. STEAMER

For Portland, salem, Albany, Eugene
CTEAMsHIP LINE TO 'yAoUINA as.
- BAY-By this route 235 miles by GEeSZ
ste is saved over any other route. Steamers
are built of iron, with water-tight compartments.
Will sail from section A, seawaI. foot OF Battery
street. Steamer WILLAMETTE VALLEY Will
sail from San Francisco day, october 27th.
at A. Il No freight received after O'Clock A. N.
ON daY o. Sa ing.
Passenger rates to Portland. first class, $l4;
second class, So: Albany, first class, $l2; second
class, 81. For freight rates apply to ID. K.
VAUGHN, General Agent, section 4. seawali 20 tt
The morning call., 1893-10-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived.
WEDNESDAY. Oct rs.
Stmr Cleone. Miller. 20 hours from Westport;
pass and mdse to L Dingley.
Stmr Mackinaw, Littlefeld, S6 hours from Ia
coma; 5000 tons coal, to Co. For up river
direct
Srmr South Coast. Higgins. 80 hours from Hu.
eneme: produce TO Erianger steiner.
Stmr Noyo. LevInson, IL hours from Fort Bragg;
80 NJ It lumber, to Union Lumber Co.
Stmr Bonita Green, so hours from Redondo
and way ports; produce, to Goodall Perkins & Co.
Stmr willamette Valley, Storrs. 45 hours from
Yaquina Bay; pass and mdse to oregon Pac Rail
road Co.
Ger stmr Romulus Berndr, days firm Nanaimo !;
1927 tons COAL to John ROseofeld's Sons
Bf ship sroneleigh. Thomson, us days from
Dundee via Newcastle, Eng; mdse. to Balfour,
Guthrie d. Co.
ship Undaunted. Lewis 1876 days from Phila-
delphia; mdse. to Sutton Beebe
The morning call., 1893-10-26
San Francisco veat ,rartet

Wholesaler rates from slauchtersrs as follows
BEEF-First quality. 5@51ac p 10; second quail
ity, 41ac third do. 313@4c 2 10.
VEAL-Large. 5@6c 2 iO small Calves. 63n@
71ac: Dairy Calves &c p n.
MuTToN-Nethers. 5@51a Ewes 4h@5c
2 n.
LAMB-61s174sc p m.
PORK-Lfve Hogs 534@67sc y 70 for heavy and
medium grain-fed; stock Hogs. 53s9512c; dressed
do. S9S1Rc s H.
The morning call., 1893-10-26
General Merch,ndise.

GRAIN BA0s-Calcuttas, IHStgIS4c
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 6s4c y 10: Dry Granulaued
61sc p 10; Confectoners' A. &c p 10: Magnolia.
51ac: Extra @. 5ssc: Golden g. 51sc; ID. 4Jsc:
Standard A. 57sc; half barrels, same as barrels
and boxes 15c more.