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The morning call., 1893-09-06

MEAT ENGLISH WOMAN WISHES WORK BY
~ the day; best or city references: wages : 90
per day. Call l239Ia Market ST.. room y. se5 3tt
The morning call., 1893-09-06

NRS. NJ. ROGERS. MIDWIFE: PRIVATE
wi home in confinement; cor. Oregon and Ellis
worth SITS South Berkeley, PeraIta 2. o. sec Inns
The morning call., 1893-09-06
SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMALE.

SITUATIONS WANTED-EEMALE.
- also Scandinavian housework girls awaiting
situations. Q. r.. HANSEN q CO., 1l0 Geary. l
MEAT, RELIABLE YOUNG WOMAN WITH A
keeper or would do housework in a small family;
Oakland, Alameda OF a short distance in couu-
try preferred Call or address 1903 Stockton. 6 -
AIDDLE-AGED GERMAN WOMAN WISHES
In place: is frst-cass cook and bousekeeper:
city or country. Address s., box l19, Cali Branch
ONCE. se6 3t*
DkSPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS WORK BY
IL the day, washing. ironing or housecleAning
Please call at SW. cor. Hayes ST. and Van ess
ave-. stationery-store. se6 Ste
DROTEsTANT NURSE WISHES SITUA-
tion; can take the entire care OF an infant,
would do cham 0erwork and sewing: years ref
erence from last place; wages $25. Call or ad-
dress PAPA Pacific ave. se6 3ts
II ERMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO Do
u upstairs Please cali or address S27 Taylor
ave., Alameda. se6 3t*
ERMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO DO
upstairs light homework. Please call at
433 Mlnna ST., bet. Fifth and Sixth. se6 3ts
COMPETENT SWEDISH WOMAN WANTS
- work by the day: washing. ironing house
cleaning. Apply MRS. HENNING, l59 Shipley
street se6 3tF
COMPETENT WOMAN WITH THE BEST OF
" reference wishes situation TO do general
housework in American family: good cook and
laundress; city or Oakland. Call 81 8 TayIor.s6 -
I ERMAN GIRL JUST FROM THE EAST
/ - wants situation IL private family to do
! general housework upstairs work. Please call
/ from 10 TO 2 at 1853 Market ST se6 2t>
The morning call., 1893-09-06

COMPETENT SWEDISH GIRL WISHES STU
7 alton for general housework. Please Gail oil
address l23319 Vallejo St
The morning call., 1893-09-06

I ADY OF MIDDLE AGE. GOOD EDUCAT TON
j. and refined. seeks position OF trust in the
country; is a good COOK and housekeep or. L. X,
200 Cd farrell
The morning call., 1893-09-06

CITUATION WANTED ny COUPLE AGED 80
- in private family; no incumbrance; can do all
the work between them; good workers; objec-
tiOn 10 washing and ironing: references. Address
l. box 122, Gail Branch once. se5 3t%
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STORAGE

I Tn9l,, J-DCS n a IN On ; ORAGE, 81 MONIH.
= b1hoN MAuZY, 308 Post ST. au22 limo
EiRST-CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE.
o4z-o44 Mission st. CHAS. L. TAYLOR. ielS K
The morning call., 1893-09-06


PRIV ATE HOME IN CON FIN EMlNT 1909
q Misslen ST; ladies who desire to go into con
man physician OR. HkRWIG1 and a Sradnared
mldwhe (MRS. VEG ENER) will fnd same at
lne above address: prlyate diseases OF lad les q
Telephone No 36sS 10 {m
The morning call., 1893-09-06

y YRON MAUZY, sos TO 3l4 POST ST. SOLE
ID agent Sobmer & Co.. Newly and Evans pianos;
chosen above all others for Leland stanford Jr.
University II II
The morning call., 1893-09-06

CTECK. CHICK RING & SONS, VOSE AND
- other pianos sold on $40 instruments BENZ
CURTAZ Il son, sole agents. 725 Market ST. aD3t
The morning call., 1893-09-06

"a q BADGER, THIRD ST, COR. MAkKEr.
w Hallet & Davis and Kimball pianos aud
organs; Pgillard's music c-bOxes; musical merchan-
disc novelties etc; sheet music DC, jyS tt
The morning call., 1893-09-06

4 FINE TONE UPRIGHT PIANO, $3.50. w.
II q. BADGER, Third st. se2 1t
BARGAINS IN NEW PIANOS; 1925 CASH.
- BENZ CURTAZ son, 725 Market. aul8 I'm
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SITUATIONS WANTED CoNTINUED.

lITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAJ WHO
: speaks English, French. German. Spanish ana
Swedish. Please address L. s., box las, can
Branch ONCE. SEQ Il
The morning call., 1893-09-06

CITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG GEhni GE a =, :,
- aged 80 who has had years e1peTIen'Co 'I ~
the nv goods and 1 year in the grocery business
is good driver. Please call or address 10 Mnit-
ney ST. near Thirtfeth. soo -
The morning call., 1893-09-06

EREE MEDICAL TREATMENT; FREE CON
suitation; men only except Fridays; women
only those evenings; 1880 TO P. NJ. Drugstore.
444 Van Ness ave. se5 Inns
The morning call., 1893-09-06

GOOD FOR 25 NIGHTS IN CHICAGO; !
VI share in Women's normitory Association for
sale; price $40. Call Y IA SeYenteenth St se6 81
The morning call., 1893-09-06

VIOLIN FOR SALE: SO; WORTH DOUBLE
' 329 Golden Gate ave se5 3tS
The morning call., 1893-09-06

- A Special Meeting or the Memb RS
- OF the Builders Exchange VIII be held at
the Exchange rooms, l6 Post St. on FRIDAY.
September & 1898. al y 80 p. N. TO take action
in reFarl to appropriatng the sum OF $1,000 10
the Midwinter Fair, ana to adopt reject an
TO section 3 of article OF the by
laws, ana any other business that may come before
the meeting. BY order OF the board of directors.
w. y. MILLER. Vice. President.
NJ. j. DONOVAN, Secretary. seq SAVER
The morning call., 1893-09-06

~1,c~-- .~<-~->~~~->
u ~. Alpine st. se6 3tt
The morning call., 1893-09-06

EooD GUITAR; WHITE BROCADED SILK
VI wrap. fur trimmed: cheap. 94S Folsom St
The morning call., 1893-09-06
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

"A ANTED-YOUNG GIRL TO LABEL BOT
" ties. 81 a week: 2 laundresses, same country
hotel, S25 each; good ironer starch clothes,
laundry. city. $3.50; mother and son TO wait on
helps hall, hotel, S35; German cooks and second
girls and girls for homework: Scandinavian sec
ond girl. c. K. HANSEN d CO, 10 Geary st.
The morning call., 1893-09-06

7 ADY WILL DO GENTLEMAN'S MENDING;
i sewing Of all kinds: clothes cleaned; reasOna-
bic. ia Fourth ST.. room 20 se5 3t+
The morning call., 1893-09-06
HELP wANTED-CoNTINUED.

COOD WINEMAKER AND DISTILLER AD
II dress A hON lS this once. SEQ W
The morning call., 1893-09-06

SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG GIRL TO
- do general hOusework: lately from Europe.
Please call 1872 Clara ST. bet Fourth and Fiftn,6 3+
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21

,ec iron SO per the iron represented by the above
M - a. In nc yard OF the American Pig Iron storage
warrant Company located at Jefferson Tex warrant war
ie ~ oarr,nt Tor tons Alfalfa charcoal No. Ok
Sndry iron - per ton te iron represented by lac
,a"o 100 fons in the yard Of the American Pig IRON
so,ace Comfunv located ut Alfalfa IN the state 81 Az
t@ma The above three warrants the issue oil inc
IT,icon pla Iron Storage Warrant Company who guar
ntce te brand quality ard weight ~ thr iron TO b a.
,r the warrant. on cancellation Of rle war
~ ,be ron Win delivered board 80 me
,,, md The Warrant Company also guaraaierS 90
tr1ee ~ the iron az fe pleasure OF the hou'l
~ IN, ratc 81 . ccuts per TON I"r mouth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Landau Sent % 4 D. m-Consols q77s for money
ana 81 1916 for the account; New-york pennsy-
vania and Ohio first mortgage bonds. 2.s; Cana
dian Pacific 77as: Erie 49,: Mexican ordinary. II;
ST. Paul common, 62ls. Reading. -. -, ,,.oo,,,,
n m-Nonev. H. per cent I ne rate or discount
In The open market for both short and three
months bills is "a per cent Paris advices quote
per cent rentcs 1T - francs . confines Tor IN"
account and exchange on London at :, francs Zb,s
centmcs for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
RAILROADS.
pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
RAILROADS.

STATIONs. foot OF Drsnrosscs aud Coriiandt



In Effect September f1ih. 1898.
400 A. VI. COLUMBIAN EXPHEss.-Puman Sleep
a 1S aud pp%s caff 70 chase Ssm nh q
80 o"SeT9 lYNaHfoFr ' rtc,oag
Lou A""A. TN i!rHX SaLvAYIA LIMITED. Pullman
Di3|ins an! Stat Room sieine. Di"S e. smoking
100 p. VI. ST. LOUIS. CINCINNATI. AID CHI.
st LGai.. EoSva aad cDis5 d" %r D Sca;
nat 10 80 a. Louis 80 D. NJ Chicago ''"o
$50 r. NJ. WESTERN ExrEEss 5,.4 Seer, 5 eep,
Car 70 Chicago. Arrives cleveland y 40 a. No. Chicago
80 p. VI. "'A So "I'iIwESTEEY EXpFFss week.
a ,y A. sunday. .uIns2 sI"gqs ana S,r Dia.
500 II. = !A lGIlii gLxrhr>S~ Puli|an BnHct
so M t.econi rog, T % II go NJ. Column
100 j. 81 st. D. s s i'"@ VALLEY i;ouTE daily.
, y. win tn sleerer TO New.o,le r.n Avn, nm, orr,,
1900 A: NJ" Washington Limited" wceh-uay'' f"u-
sso aaI F. raIo. ca a9a ia Limited daily
rarloi Cars ana Dining Car arriving washington 80
Additional Exptc-. Trains: s; SO % u a.; M M
~ 40, . ?; M. u 10 , @gIt rS SGhlaS '0'
$50 A. u" M.,H ri Toa,, Line iSpss,; daily lily
Slccrsrs 70 Charleston" cox m1ia me ara
80 r. :'' M.I15moad r' aSi Paase E;ees d'T.
500 3 Vi. 1aiy s e., 6 c4es.pr,Se Ohio R'l~y
EeSc fS = 0 week day. ard Vita TaroasH sleeper
For Atlantic city 90 p. m. wceh days, with Through
Buffet parOr Car.
For Capo May. 700 D. ~. wccldly-. . =,
FOR Long Btarch, Asbury PARK. can Grove snd Pom
Pheasant o 10 a. ~. II 10 u 20 SATURDAY onl'i
30 $40. 20. 30 and II IS y. M week da :
sundays. . ~ q. m. - p. M 90 not stop AZ A.
'''' '''" az FOR PHILADELPHIA.
' Hoen rSn no 7S q 10 70 J. - 30 .,
q. 80, !, 30 :, y. m, IL 10 night SUNDAY y
pres. Is, 20 y. . 30 10 q. ~ noon l.mitd
:: T. 30. 3 q 30 ~ ;. p m; j. - n,ghr, oc,
I \.for
West I55th street 2jl Columbus Avenu" 737 SXu
Avenue and 81 Dr-hro--"- and Cortland streets
Court Street 500 Fulton Street % Brood, anf
ErooSlv Anne Stit.n foo; Of Fulton Sirrt BrJ,"
lyn 100 Hudson Street. Ioboken station Jcg.cy CRY
The Ncw.y0r, !tnn>'ci COMPANY 81 ill call for an,
check baggage hotels aud residences through 20 d-t
nation. ...or
5. NJ. PROVOST j. =. WOOD
General Manager General I'-~f N-'ii.
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n, Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.
Excursion Tickets, New York to Chicago aud Re-
Iurn. $500.
speeinI Conch Excursion an saturday. sent. sJ,
Thursday. sent. -. nnpday. Ocl. ,. Nedmc--
day. Oci. II, Tur-day, Oct. -,
saturday. Oct. 81, ~

Through trains fnF Lnl The Nof'G@ az ave
foot West i.L-s.. follow. II minutes Garner hom
trankliu->t.
g:IJ 4. VI. daily. va Nlacaa fal-. Through Pullman
sleeper, N"WYort ChicIg. reclining char car ire
70 Niagara fails. Arrives D"tfot - y. n, th4ragO
80 y. m. st. Louis 10 .. ~.
,:Ij 4. VI. d,i 8. Via Niagara ais Reclining chair
car (seat. face NcN-York Niagara Fail.. Though
pullman -IeeVefs Nrw-fofH q Chi'sg0 Airvs DrtrJ.
o 40 H. NJ. thlcacD .}3 2. ~. -. Louis 700 y.
9:,J \. VI. daily Tor MlIeto~n. fsshurg Mont o..
TO- Liberty. Nhc Labe CgTbJIGaIr, scranton. Walton,
Delhi. sidney. Norwic ttcl, Rome, Oneida. Eniic.,
az, p. W. lr.rcpt sunday. Vc.ilbucl Limited ilr
Lake Mohonk Lake Minne"a,ha aud waikiki Valley
RAILROAD f.tuu-. campbell Hai. Ndil"t"wu. l.i'h-
silr Mountain D,r. &C. tf,Niiie. IIll-Jurs Mont cello
nrrryNur. Lbefty Falls, Lb'ry, Psfks,ill', ana Li'.
7:I5 y. VI. ti,HV. Mddlrovn Sun uit,iie. Fails.
burg Liberty Livingston Manor, 10 Rand walton d.
nev. Norwich Oneida, Fulton. O,w"go Nagan f'll~
Tetets aid Pdllman accommodations 1f 3I if9adN ay.
New.Yor Tiuufcr Company calls fot and checks baggage
" j. G. ANDERSON. -. p. \.
~ Beaver -. Sr'r-iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
lEnIG1l VALLEY r. n.
Passenger trains leave loot OF IiDPfiy'


- IOLiOWS:
,.CO 4, VI daily iYf MAUCH CHUNK and Inter
A.Ij A. H. cauy for GENEVA, ROCHESTER,,
IA Mo pmI the West, POI ISNlLLh ara prin'lp!
IDr,i ucit.; ch, 70 wiIke,Dafre. Puluan car u
Bu'a0. ..,... .. or ,>,roN and
",,.sc a. ~. dely for GENEVA. ROCHESTER,,
49, i%NLG. NIAGAE&, FALLS suc ~ pontI Ut Ut
i,f.lrno .lermr 20 enc 400 va BuHaig; Pullman
i.ict sleeper 10 chicago y!e Suspension Brcte; con.
,c.fnr- rpf Reading and IIsfr sburg. .,,
Is:3O z. VI. ds!ly, except sunday; ior fi.MiKA ana
',.l5 r. VI. daily. except sunday. Tor IoNkIAN.
MIX o1i pfucir1l ln rn,dler s,a ons; chsr ear 70
Wlsr.l are: ,ctions for P.tts'illo. ,, ,
.tn,ofyI p""''tISiifLD ond intermediate stations
i.ts a. NJ diily e,crp. SUndlys for MA I'll
ciiiSk a. intern eiiat, .tGton. chair car % Eaton
ann - H. C..'y fr BIiFAI.O. NIAGARA FALLS.
~ 81 tnllt~ N.-t. PIllnOn se"lrrs 10 ,hlc'eo, a
IIal, snd Suspenson Bridge; connections Tor X al
~. .o ot' -, VI daily for ITHACA GENEVA. ROCHEs.
TGV lt'I fHIO. NIAGARA FALLS. and Al roints
Iuiir,u Hurpt sleeper to chicago Via Siscl-iOf
I,r ase Puln AZ sceLer ~ Buffalo.
,dt.f.Iruf sunday tain, 10 80 \. ". Tor MluCh
r,. lnl n',sued.1ia stations connections Tor Potts
,l.'| 10 T. 81 Tor Ee-ton and intern eGafc -Ht0h'.
,,..nl Tl-t..n Once 81 BrOadwaV, New y ORR CIV;
1hn Srr.Yor. Tilfs''r company vi cal ior anu
,n,, "'-s 4 W. NONNfNl NCNER,
pnTTI% IT, WILBUR. Assistant G'nl Pa'>. Asrh'
.nu itI-.srr Div.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
DtLTfUOHE e. ONTO II. II.

B,ITIMORE. wASui>GToT., cniE tGG IL r. N
'rfiiNIN' CAR STRNfC'. o. ALL TRAINS.
Tive Sew .Yofk foot ~ I.itrfty-t $500,
i'or piTrSI' i,G 30 D % u - nic't.
Tor CISCTSSATr. ST. LOi =. q. M p ~. 800 80
So WASH NsTON BALTIMORE g. -. ~ 80
a. m Dinln, car. 80. go . 10; pilni ''r' - u
f. ~ IL nl,lf Al tair- ~ duly.
Tor Nor.roLK. - lin~ 30 p; u" =, , Sindey' %
r. i,th.-t.. 900 Gfn,t-.t. y. 80 fv.nt' Brook
in St,ff,n 80, ~ ILlrt'v-f.. 4. T.. L. = =. y
Nav Y,rr Tr,r frr 80. viii all tor ana cheek bngg'gc
rom hotel or r-sdcacc 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
financial
PACIFIC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI
First Mortgage Carondcict Branch Bon!s.

The above bonds, amounting TO t2i"oOO mature oct J.
lsa3. The Missouri Pacific Railway Company has a.
,fcd 10 extend bonds tie rate ~ o. pr cen.
uer annum until oct. 1888. the pc-n' security ana
lien 10 remain in force lincial and Interest OF the c>.
iended bonds 10 be- IayaLe In In;d state gold CON-
The company has mad" arrangements WIN hr@>i.'
Vcfmlye CO.. Of NewYoTh. TO purcire the bonds a.
par and extend ID" sam" on their 9cr"uht
BondholGcr~ wish avail Themselves 81 The pil'i
gc Of extension may notify Messr~ Ne.niye 90. al
once OF their 10 do, and may i'-nt thr'
bonds the Mercantile Trust Company, 100 BroH1way
Oh and after sept L. 1893 the contract q eN-
tension and ths coul,n sheets alta bed Mes-r>
VerIuye CO. reserve ia" light without notice 10 t"ml
nate the priyilcg. hereby extended to bcndhodrr-.
A.. II. CALfF, Treasurer.
Referring 10 the above notice. we nre now pre-
mar ed 10 purchase the above bonds NJ par md nc
crued Interest 10 delivery. Holders desirira TO sell
their bond, will please not ndorsc them In ANY way,
VERMILyE n CO..
10 snc Is Nas-au.s'.
New York. sept. H. 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21

NV EhBER IDI'l S&c.Vv'
TRIMS leave Wet 42d--L. StltlOl New-Noih a. iO'-
rows, and - minutes earlier rom loot fahhll-sl'
4, M.-DIily iOri - suspension Blus', eN'ep1
SUNDAYS west OF tJcym3ns Junction. ~,
,3v 4. lI.-Dally local - Albany ana Saratoga I'r'
Tor ~ u Alrany Sundays only. -.
1910 ~ M-Day for Albany, ltl'1' Sytau,c, ~
,.fer Bulalo Niagara ia!ls, De,oS Cnca5o eA@pt
raturaay Toronto. - . ....,,,, ,to,,,
II::;5 /. VI. Daiiy ep' SUNDAY 70 c,Iki Noun
f,ins Neg.lI.Y Lake, MOh0hl auu MIN" t,"a'
Albany saratoga. Caldwell, Lake George PaiIor cars
+, Iiln,r,il.p. ~arIt04" ,ng talI"'li .,.,, ,,...
i;uO r. N.-D4iiY, cXccp. Sunday, Tor t''skhl NOUN
ais r. w. -prily for Albany Mon r"ol Utc,. Syracu'e
Roche.;ef. BrrolO Niagoa Fans Toronto Detroit
$40 r. 81. bali, -. opt SandIy. for NeMbnis Albany
sIrsI,-a and Montreal. fagiOr clr - kin-st0n
s:I5 r. M.-ah iur Albany, lua, Sylicu.e Uocie .Vor
Euna.o Niagara fa;,. Toronto, Detroit, cleveland ahu
Chicago. 49, - - , n,
Newburs i.,~al> - - 10 a. m ! 10 80 ';l''
70 ~ - H.. H. 'DaiN. ,.,,. ,.o,...
warnc- sl'eIng cars Tor Albany, Cues SyrsSuse.
land and thic,g, or ell through tnins.
For tcKetS tmr-tsbics p1flor ana sis'pS N "''o,
modston,, ntsrueon apply oacer BFoot t ti sSa
~: N@S.I ok Clty, ilI 23i 1888 80 ana 9i1 Bio1d
wv; 80 s,,tions &. r.. LAMBERT
N'N ~ General Passenger Agent,
vandrrbllt.ase.. NeW-fOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
GsHsliah PACIFIC RAILWAY

HrN.Y0rk % ~'aTII' T1Coha' II FTI'0 Vl'N' S7'V0
'' .ys t. San rranrco First class. $500; second
Ntr-ilr. to - Paul. Va Montreal Fir't cas' $500
=. W. - -. - sKlNNrR s.a Rtaadway. Y. V.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
peJawnrr Iarknwnmna md Western X. X.
STATIONS IN 1907 OF barclay nnd 'hri~iorhrr
SIIOVTE~T LINZ. NE~rIBi LED TRAINS.
pIIINNN COACHES.

Jsc. ,opte to- SIN In nl.iNN III ;p.. NuN -
(lAI. Ilil. ORANGES. summit B,r1'r!s ..r. i'a-@
ns E.d., MADISON. so.si,tOru. fs,.s e. rat 1si,
Io.nt.n. Dover ~anhopr ~ DIS Ltki., IA r.. IT,.
i.lTtONG I'rAett.teNn. scuOOLtfs Mot HiNlN.
Washington. FllfiLlI~isi IH' i.NTihNt w. -
ar SiEpIb,B' ~, ro.oeo ,M;pnn n ;, ,HttAtNN
DASNIIIr NOErht MHthLNND Molt,o~" " 80,
n'MTON. ONfOGD, NoR" lCli Waer' it,r. - ~
HsWEG0 irn,2A oWiIo ElAfiEA, CoLNlNG.
Htrii DNNoNTiIT. Bt frAl.p AID all points
WEST %oi.lIlW ~ AND sol INV ~.
ann :, NJ, Bt rIAIO. E.ttlliLD SPRINGS ara
wv " 4. - r.PisIS'> Iuilnan piil0c Co.'S. a"n.
nec's At ntlalo Win ffat iOr thi'aro, arriving 'f'
o.. tnNf iiilr
1870 4. M.-BINGUAMION NAIL STOPS al ~ i.A
Ina - n SCRANTON BINGUAMTOT and FL-
Mi; T.. Press. ru'ln.,s, prrOr cal. ...
l,io j.. VI. -S,'E NNroT. wiLkISBAII and PLfM
81 ~ i'NPhE>S> pulrsr laIi.r or. -.,.,. ..
1870 r. VI DAILY. BUFFALO LIMITED EAPRl'S.
pullman slccy"rs. Atriy'> ~ ~" . ~, , ,n,,.,..
900 =. NJ. tDaly,. n.LFALO; RitHFl I'D sPRlN"S
ana OSNfGp EXPIRES. Pulluau sl,cp.I-.. ,
TicKFI'> and PULLMAN AcCoMMoDh TOSS 81 q
Murrav..t aui ign I;rnadYay iri't- NJ t1rt >at"nS
~ ana 81. uaIwav. ~ Wet i2l,.-t. .', '"IunpnH
,yc New.Yorh 49, Westinghouse, 20 triton -, md
70 pr,ldwav brooklyn. Tim tables. giving fn infor'
nation a all station: ,.l..,,...,. -, ., ,,1
cherl Iaec,re from h.rl rcsicn'o To- Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

"Wednesday. sept. up IN
The stock market was too dull TO deserve notice
Sugar Refining held the leadership but its extreme
fluctuations were within range Of per cent
and its final loss of per cent was insignificant
because the transactions were not much more than
a half Of those yesterday. when the stock gained
. per cent. If the same amount of business had
been done, there might not have been any loss
and, on the contrary, there might have been
serious decline. The variations i'll Chicago Gas
the second stock in point Of activity were even
narrower. Why there should have been the
slightest hesitation in these stocks was by no
means plain. Sugar Refining il paying and, per
haps, earning u per cent year. On the surface
there is no reason TO suppose that its earnings
will ever be much smaller or that inside interests
have lost confidence in the capacity OF the com
pany. 1t is even possible that an alteration III
The tariff laws might not seriously Interfere with
its revenue. If inside interests have kept Their
stocks, the hsesent price must be considered th'
result Of manipulation and, Of course, when me
outstanding short interest shall De covered, TN"
stock will resume the place. which the earnings
OF the company Justify Chicago Gas, also lost
about per cent and for this decline there was
even less excuse. change in the tarif ana
defeat of the proposed repeal Of the Sive" law
cannot affect the earnings of this company. ana
the result of the international yacht race ought
not to be considered az Il factor III the proDl'm
Of its real worth.
The market is awaiting patiently the result OF
the deliberations az Washington In the mean
time it is in the hands Of professional traders,
who move the stocks most easily susceptible 10
manipulation. Their occupation may soon De-
gone if the decision OF Congress on tie silver
question is much longer delayed. The selling for
European account may become active al any
time if it should be fairly demonstrated that the
present Silver law is 10 remain IN force mat
seems to De the probable outcome, but holders oil
railway stocks and securities have not yet
| abandoned hope
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
There We're still transactions in Government
bonds at the Stock Exchange, and quotations We're
unchanged follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21


Net cash bal SIPS 5I92ss s27A3G2is Dee. 81 s99l5
The foreign exchanges were quiet but strong.
ON London rates for long bills were higher and
OH Berlin they were fully firm; Rates on Paris
were virtually unchanged. Following are revised
quotations for actual business Iankcr> DIS,
81 SO and 81 81 J.? for long and short sterling
respectively: French francs, j23 l-sa5.@" - and
so: rcichmarks, % l-2 and % 3-S; gulldcrs,
40 and 40 l-4a40 5-1G
in London British consols recovered 1-l6 per
cent at ., 7-s for money and 81 l1-id for the ar-
count The bullion balance Of the Rank Of Enc
land was not changed by the days operations.
In the open market money was lower at Ia
per cent for discounts and abundant at IL per
cent for bankers balances. Bar silver declined
Ia TO "a lad. an ounce. American railway
shares were dull. but strong although the final
gains were too small TO be- significant ~ Paris
French 3 per cents closed AT $3.50. sight en-
change on LonGon declining further 10 259G francs
10 the . sterling.
Tie England Loan and Trust Company
disputes by figures from its own books the state
mcnt that Western farmers have recently been
unable 20 pay their interest. his company re-
ports delinquent interest on July ] AT S2G.lg"
against SO y41 n the same time last year. The
interest collections in the last EIGHT months cN
coed those in the period last year by Sl3,
406. The company considers IT strange that any
mortgage company should attribute It's embar
basement TO the failure OF Western farmers TO pay
interest ptomptly.
The following securities were sold at auction
at the Ncw-York Real Estate Salesroom by Adrian
| ii. Muller n Son
10 na,es Ncw-Yors Central and Hudson River Rail
road. lO2is.
10 shares Lake Shore aud Michigan Southern Railway
/ 1914.
| ii shares Western Union Telegraph Company $40.
/ IL shares Delaware and Hudson Canal Company Il9s
Ulster Delaware Railroad Isl
| gage ) per cent gold bonds. due 1873, :3is.
! Colorado. $50 lot
| $4,000 CHATTANOOGA Rome ana Columbia Railroad ,
per Dticd boads. -.
81 900 pniladclnhIa and Reading Railroad 81 preferred
! income mortgage bondS. lCs.
| 200 share, Philadelphia aud Rendlng Reioad 49,.
800 shares Iowa Central Railroad common. ~.
200 shares Chicago. 81 Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha
Railroad. comnon. 3ti2.
rh3rcs NcwNor6, Chicago "hu ~ Louis Railroad,
| cOnrbrn. 1.si.
| shares pank % the state OF N'"- ofS. 1lOl..
II shares Manhattan Life Insurance tonpany. 10.
shares fitiyeDs Gas tninnapv of brooklyn. 80.
| IN Snare. Third Avenue Raiiro1d III.
warrant for 100 tons Lone Star charcoal No. L. car