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The record-union., 1893-01-12
Renl Estate 1rnnsrers.

| The following real estate transfers have
been recorded since our last report:
George w. Hack and wife to Mrs. Mel.
| lie Wright-East half of lot 8, n and o.
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Fortonto Eontes to Antoine ). Betten-
coUrt-Lot, 75X350 feet, i'll the town ol
Freeport; $3.50.
Sophia Heinrich to John McGillivray-
Lot ., h and l., Twenty-eighth and
IWenty-ninth streets.
Emma Sullivan, guardian, to Thomas
Duun-Lots and 3, ) and L, Fourth and
Fifth streets; $500.
Sacramento city to Central Pacific Rail
road Company-Grant all interest in and
10 old bed OF the American River, north
and west of Seventh street.
Lstate OF z. f. Dolan, by adminis-
| trator, to Thomas Ahern-North 10 feet
OF east half of lot l, d and K, Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets; S2,20O.
central Electric Railway Company to
). II. Henry, nine-tenths, and L. l..
Lewis, one-tenth-B Block * and l., Nine
teenth and Twentieth streets.
X. IL. Hawley and wife to Silas Garlic
North quarter of lots and 4. u and V,
Ninth and Tenth streets.
William Naughton to w. S. Kendall
Al interest to lots and +, V and w,
Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
Charles A. Brady to Charles Heisen-
Grant al interest III west half of lot 3. X
ana l., IWenty-frst and Twenty-second
streets; sos 50.
Occidental Building and Loan Associa-
tlon VS.. Il. f. Aiken ct als.-Certificate Of
sale 70 Occidental Building and Loan AS
soclatlon-Z9S acres in sections and ).
III toWnshlp north, range east; Sl3, ,760.
George ). Stillson and wife to Edward
opanord-S quarter Of section q,
township north, range east.
James Muir to Mary Muir-Lot l, 0
and Z, Eighth and Ninth streets.
Estate Of James Weir, Jr., deceased. to
Ellen W Weir-Decree of distribution-I'he
undivided one-tenth interest in subdi-
VISIONS: James Weir, 24l.35 acres; j. @.
Smith, 24l.73 acres; Newell Kane. Jr..
Z96;64 acres, and d. Il. Williamson No, 2.
4Z.19 acres-all Of the Americanos Grant.
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ONLY FOR A MINUTE.
me sun Peeped Out Yesterday, an
Then Drew Back Abashed,

Inc sun Peeped Out Yesterday, and
Then Drew Back Abashed.
The Weather Bureau reports show the
highest and lowest temperatures yester-
day to have been 40 and SO, with light
southerly winds and cloudy weather pre-
vailing.
The face Of the sun was visible yester-
day for the space of few minutes-the
first time this year that it had been seen
here. Although yesterday morning was
clear at San Francisco, Eureka, Red Bluff
and Roseburg, clouds still remain with
US.
The barometrical readings at 5 A. NJ.
and o P. NJ. were 30.1S and 30l8 inches
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were So and 34o
and one year ago to-day 48o and 330, which
shows the nights were colder last year at
tins date than they are now; but, at the
present time, the days are from 50 to lOo
colder than they were last year.
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to be her wishes during life will send no
flowers, but on Thursday, the 18th inst,
will have memorial service offered for
her at the Cathedral, at which large
number of the pupils will attend.
Deceased was a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Duffy and was native of this
city. She was called away, at the age OF
II years, from household of which she
was the light and life, and from very
wide circle OF loving friends.
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A YOUNG LADYs DEATH
Classmates of Miss Belle Duffy Pay :
Tribute to Her Memory.

Classmates of Miss Belle Duffy Pay a
Tribute to Her Memory.
The graduates of st. Joseph's Academy
yesterday held meeting at which it was
resolved TO convey the expression of their
sorrow and sympathy to the family of
their deceased classmate, Miss Belle
Duffy of this city.
only few weeks before she was one
among them, and was held in the highest
esteem and affection by all. Her sweet,
gentle ways, her good sense and upright
ness OF character, and above all her earn
est plety IN preparing for death has made
an impression on them that will NOT soon
be effaced.
The graduates will attend the funeral
services at the Cathedral at 10 4. NJ. to-
day, where requiem mass will be sung.
and in accordance with what .they.knew,
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Articles of IncornoratJon.

The following articles of incorporation
were filed in the Secretary of States
Office yesterday:
Osborn Hill Gold Milling and Mining
Company, San Francisco. Capital stock,
81, 100000. Directors-Wm. c. Ralston,
J. A. Hammersmith, Samuel Goldstone,
VIM. B. Sharp and Christian Zinns.
Iona Vista Ranch Company, Los
Angeles. Capital stock. S353, $50. Di-
rectors-Jotham Bixby, w. w. Howard
l.. Bixby and b. +. Weston.
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Funeral of Edgar Mills.

The body of Edgar Mills will arrive
from San Francisco on the 11:30 a. NJ.
train to-day, accompanied by number
of relatives and friends.
His remains will be received at the
depot by Sacramento Lodge, +. and A.
NJ, Sacramento COmmandery, Knights
Templar, delegation from the Pioneer
Society and citizens, and the funeral cor
tege will go direct to the cemetery.
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Fire Department Telephones.

For the convenience of citizens in send
ing in fire alarms it would be well for all
persons to have at hand the following
numbers of telephones connecting with
the Fire Department: Chief Engineers
office, 400; residence, 4l4; Engine Com
pany No: l, AS; Engine Company No. ,,
4l6; Engine Company No. 8, All; Hook
and Ladder Company. 4IS.
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The ochsner-Ying Case.

Yesterday arguments were made before
Justice Devine in the Ochsner- Wing case,
which was then taken under advisement
by the court on one point. The cross
claim for $500 made by Wing against
Ochsner was denied, as also were all the
items embraced in the latter's complaint
except that of $50 for alleged injury to the
walls of the premises vacated by Wing.
This matter will be decided this fore
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Turner and Ross.

At Armory Hall tonight there will be
glove fight to finish between Charles
Turner (colored) of this city and w. c.
Ross, late of Denver. The formers S
record is well known, and Ross is said to
be good one at the game. The men
have trained hard and are to fight at 165
pounds
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Notaries Appointed.
The following have been commissioned

The following have been commissioned
Notaries Public by the Governor:
George NJ. Pierce, Greenville, Plumas
County; George A. Arnold, Huron. Fresno
County; Frank P. Cady, Susanville, Las
sen County; Ernest G. Taylor and John
o. Thomas, Los Angeles; NJ. B. HUFF,
Riverside, San Bernardino County; w.
B. Clancy, Banning, San Bernardino
County; E. A. Rizer, Santa Barbara; G.
P. Burke, Watsonville, Santa Cruz
County; 1. L. Blaisdell, Santa Cruz; Law
renee Schillig, Yuba City, Sutter County;
DouZel Stoney, San Francisco.
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Petition for Letters.

John Bellmer yesterday applied
through his counsel, Driver & Sims, for
letters of administration Of estate Of
John H. Rohlhng, deceased. The estate
consists of real property and money in
the Sacramento Bank of the value of
81 ,464 81.
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Frnit Ramon at auction To-day

At 1890 A. NJ. D. j. Simmons d Co.
will sell at auction the fruit and berry
farm of d. Comstock, on the Dillman
tract, one-half mile from the city rail
way; also, the house, furniture, barn,
windmills, chickens, phaeton and all the
personal property. The sale will take
place on the premises.
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The Testimonials

Published on behalf of Hoods Sarsapa
rilla are as reliable and as worthy your con-
fidence as if they came from your best
and most trusted neighbor. They state
simple facts.
Hoods Pills cure sick headache.
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Winning

DR.. Price has been for years
perfecting his Delicious Fla
voring Extracts, and they are
now winning their way to
universal favor from their
merits.
No housekeeper who has once
favored cake, pudding or
cream with DR.. PRICES FLAVoRs
OF VANILLA, LEMON, ORANGE,
ETC., will ever return to the
use of any other favoring ex-
tract.
AsKYoUR GROCER FOR DR.. PRICES
and satisfy yourself Of their
superiority. The Price Fla
voring Extract Company are
the only exclusive manufac-
turers of Flavoring Extracts
upon the continent.
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Agricultural Directors.

D. I. Perkins and t. r. Bard of Ven
tura County have been commissioned Di-
rectors Of Agricultural District No. 81,
vice themselves, term expired, by the
GOVernOr
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THE NEW PLEAaANTON

LIC San Francisco. a First-class Lodging
Hotel; 200 rooms, en- suite ana single; go s and
running water in each room: best beds in the
81 so and up
THE NEW GRAND, 246 Third street be-
tween Howard and Folsom, san Francisco.
recently reftted and refurnished; goo SUNNY
rooms, en- suite and single Per day. 25 cents
and up. and per week, 81 so and up
EMPIRE HOUSE. 636 Commercial street
san francisco established 1860; 100 neat
end well-kept rooms; cleauest beds Per day
20 cents and up; per week. ST. and up.
RS- Houses are open all night
MWS JACOB HOEGES & co. Props.
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a Missing Child.

The police were informed last evening
that 4-year-old boy named Beckman,
living on Nineteenth street, between L
and NJ, was missing. 1t is thought he
wandered of and was lost.
The record-union., 1893-01-12
Fire on Grand Island,

The large barn of Mr.. Turner on Grand
Island, below Isleton. was consumed by
fire on Monday night. The loss is con-
siderable, as the barn was well stocked
with hay
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Released From Whittier.

Eugene Reese, sentenced to the Whit
tier Reform School from Alameda County
for one and half years. and James Can
avan, sentenced from San Francisco for
three years, have been pardoned by the
Governor.
The record-union., 1893-01-12

For Coughs. Asthma and Throat dis
orders use Browns Bronchial Troches.
,kTwenty-t cents a boz
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ANGOsTURA BITTERs, says a longtime
sufferer from Indigestion, thoroughly
cured me. Sole manufacturers, DIR. j. G..
b. Siegert II Sons. At all druggists.
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Commissioner OF Deeds.

William J. McConville has been ap-
pointed by the Governor Commissioners
of Deeds for California, to reside at Hart
ford. Conn.
The record-union., 1893-01-12

WRITE to Cooper for anything in the
musical line.
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PACIFIC HOTEL,

Corner and Fifth Streets, Sacramento
CENTRALLY LOCATED AND CONyEN-
" lent to all places of amusement The best
family hotel in the city. The table always
supplied with the best the market affords,
Street cars from the depot pass the door every
five minutes. Meals % cents
G. F. SINGLETON. Proprietor.
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a OHTLD DROWNED.

sad Occurrence Down at Freeport on
Tuesday.
The family Of Ole Olsen, near Freeport,
met with sad HI cav ,nlent late on Tues
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MARRIED.

DIED.
DUFFY-In this city, January 9th, Belle,
daughter of Hugh and Anne Duffy, native
of Sacramento, aged i 4. years, month and
6 days.
Rsr Friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence of her parents. corner Fourteenth
and H streets, this morning at $50 O'Clock:
thence to the Cathedral, where requiem
mass will be said for the repose of her
soul, commencing at 10 o'clock. Interment
private.
MILLS-In San Francisco, January 10th. Ed
gar Mills, a native of New York, aged Ga
years.
B5-Funeral viii take place at 11:3O A. M.
to-day, from the depot.
FASSLER-In this city, January 1lth. Anna
only child OF Paulina and the late Michael
Fassler. a native of Sacramento, aged /
months and : days.
85-Funeral notice hereafter
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MASON FAuRE
Restaurant de France

VI tors, 427 K street, near Metronoiitan
Iheater Family orders, banquets and wedding
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stitscelinren,rs.
RETAILERS.

| desire to call special at
tentiOn to a new and pop
ular book "a Ledger,
known as Wide Debit
Ledger, designed particu-
larly for itemizing Ledger
accounts. Ruled same GEN
eral style as the ordinary
Ledger, but with extra
wide debit column for
itemizing and narrow
space for credits. Ask to
see it.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-11-18


Csbss ThsaAs u WsssA Dsssg ~ Labor
voss - she Deoesssey.
WAsaISoT0x, Nov. 1A-The Hon. Bsa
:. Cabls has fat income and yse he Il
usiae he bsst e6orts = induce The ways
ed osaas comnittes 70 adope n income
ssx - feature Il the new tari6 bill Nr.
Cah1e saW Chairman Wilson By appoint
usas saa pesssntsd his argument IN favor
q taxiag larGs incomes. II was consider
ahls oe . surprise to Mr.. Wilson. for hs
hes bseu accustomed to hearing protests
from men Of means against the advisable
ny oe such tax. Mr. Wilson said after the
interview that be would rs soon have ex-
pected to hear an anti-prosecfion argument
from . protected manufacturer.
Mr.. Gable did not treat the subject from
. personal standpoint. He urged that the
depressed condition of the country made
10 desirable to limit the burdens Of the
working classes 10 the lowest possible fig
ure. The fact that wealthy men were
receiving large incomes in spite Of the
business depression showed that they
were able 70 stand the additional burden
imposed BY the present deficit in govern
meut revenues. While Mr.. Cable treated
the subject from an economic and not
from . political point Of view, Il ID un-
derssood that he believes that the policy
Of an income tax would have . rejuven.
atiug influence ON the Democratic party,
and would bring to its support the solid
ranks Of labor.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-11-18
DIDN'T WANT TO FIGHT.
hat He ls wilIiag 20 Gobble HE sabsti-
sute's PeastOa.

hat He ls willing % Gobbie HE sabsti-
tuts's PessiOe.
TgINBLE, Tenn, Nov. 1s.-A queer case
involving an intricate point Of law will
have TO be decided ty the chancellor Of
this division. Peyton Fenelon OF .I.ake
county did not care to risk his precious
body as target for Confederate bnllets.
20 he hired Alexander Mobcrbly rs q sub
st;tute At the battle Of Chickamauga
Moberb!y was wounded in the left leg by
. mimic ball and crippled for life. As .
compression for his wound he applied for
. pension. and. though il r.d been pend
ing for years. bis case has jus. been de-
cided in his favor. A .ew days ago he was
notified that he would receive O., ap tack
pension money. As soon n Fenelon
heard Of this he 6led . bill in chancery to
prevent the payment Of the money, claim
ing that Moberbly Was not fighting for
himself. hut w@ fighting for him Fens-
lonl, and that as Moberbly was paid for
his services the money rightfully belongs
20 him Fenelon) This IL the first case q
the kind ON record.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-11-18
NscyMEnov- IN RUINS.

Ovss . masarsa measss - ~ ne susass
Dssepsgsa ~ nsSsl sAsl1s.
NEw YORK, Nov. IA cable dispatch
from Rio Janeiro. under date Of Nov. II,
says that the scenes in the suburb Of
Nictheroy are appalling. Over one hum
slred houses have been destroyed BY the
shells Of the rebel neet and 1000 injured.
The streets are full of bodies and debris.
All the people abl. to do 20 have moved
out of the to~n. A lew thousand are hid.
ing In the woods aeyond the outer sub.
urhs. Mothers and young girls ere beg
ging scraps Of food froE the soldie1. who
divide raiious with the Starving people.
The bOn,barlu,ent continues.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-11-18
ABBREVIATED TELeGRAMs.

Edward Hogan and DOminick W. Hogan
have been sentenced to i've years at hard
labor at Marquette for the Mineral Range
train robbery.
Affairs Of Overend, Quincy f. Co.. .
I.ssslou banking firm which failed in 1866
for eli .O0d. ono have finally been settled at
loss Of -, 100 900 TO the shareholders.
Obituary: At New Orleans, General Theo-
dore 6alliard Hunt. aged 3d. Al Bryant,
Ills. Rev. Charles n. L<isenby. aged 60.
The BRAZILIAN revolutionists as Cesterro
have arrested United States Consular
Agent Robert Grant. and he Is now pris.
oner on the revolutionary steamer Iris.
The Gladstone governmen: was defeated
In the house Of commons, . radical amend.
ment to the parish councils bill TO enfrau.
chiss certain women being lsssed BY .
vote Of n. to i2s.
Compl.:e official returns give NcKiu.
ley 43s. .SSC and Neal s5a Sa2. . plurality Of
Sl.oO7 Cor Mckinley.
Nine Of the fourteen prisoners in jail At
Mount Vernon. ILL.,. escaped BY bending
the window bars.
The sale Of two car loads Of stolen cattle
In st. Louis has exposed IN organized
gang of horse and cattle thieves in Kan.
sas. and . deputy sheriff being killed in
the attempt to make arrests . troop Of
cavalry was put ON the trail of the mur.
deres.
Mayor Koch, Of Milwaukee. has lately
! received SO many threatening letters from
esanks that an officer has been detailed as
his special bodySuard.
L. II. Spring. the Chicago crank who
, tried TO borrow money from the Ames
estate at Boston on his "word Of honor, f"
\ has been sent to the house OF correction
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-11-18
CABLE CULLINGS.
GALES On the British Coast Cost
Many Lives.
Arl11CE WITH A history DEAD

ASsosooss - Dssssssssg. We LsA Dsl.
Onssss TsseOs vsssssssss.v A0aaess ~.
- - essvso-TAs 9s1sss 4sos6eo he
OsUs0s TAsss Ossy ~ sAe V1sse eossse
OoagUsos-LyssAsag 4soWssa - ~ A..
0sDeooo.
lWBnsool, Nov. 1e.-Ths fresch Seig
2sssssss has arrived q SWasssa cd ~
Vssss Aavisg picksd ~ near Lssdy islssd
Ssos q sAs essw ee shs Cardi9 steamer
Oeilsaa. Whe were drifting about ia .
SOall beas sad ID aa almost exhausted
eooAisiea. The SURVIVOR Of The BoiIeau
ny that the steamer. with the captain
ed sixteen to twenty membsrs of the
sssW fsundsrsd during . gale which has
sWsVs over the coast.
Oshes veOss1s WseeAeA.
The Preach trader Rannis went ashore
% Swansea AL the crew were saved.
TIE gale was very severe o6 the Tyne.
The lask l.owsssofs was driven on the
rocks peas Shields and wrecked. the crew
being saved by the rocket apparatus. The
eals burss 0ves IIolyhead with gseat sud.
1sassss. csusiug several vessels 70 drag
their saekcrs Among them was the
tsigsasiue Bessis. which was dashed upon
che brsakWates and wrecked. The crew
Vsss ssssusd By the rocket apparatus and
besssAes buoys. DistrrAs signals Nrrs
eco 10 the dirVcti0a of Church hay on the
opOosise eide Of the coast, and lifeboata
Weys sent to the rescue Of the tmperiled
0onn<0
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-11-18
KAISER TALKS TO RECRUITS.
Ds Islls Thea ssoeshing Of their l8sners
oaa Dutieo.

Os 1eIls Tke0 ss0eshing ef their Hoaers
ssa Dasies.
BERuN, Nov. Ie.-The ceremony Of nd
0inisssring the oath Of allegiance to the
recruits Of the garrisons took place in
frOos Of the altar which was erected in the
Last garden. In his addsrss to the re-
sspiss che emperor said: You have just
sworn allegiance to me in the presence Of
0ed. You thus at the same moment BE-
eaRs my soldiers and my comrades. You
Asve the honor Of belonging to my guard
aod Of being stationed in and around ny
sssidsnce at the capital. You are called
epse, afst, to protect me against foreign
aod Internal foes. BE faithful and dom {
forget that your honor 10 mine"
A. the formal opening OF the reichs:ag
Emperor William declared that "in the
sslstions between Germany and foreign
countries there has been no change. While
She close friendship with the empires a.
lied 10 us for the purpose os pursuing com
non, peaceful objects. continues, We stand
% good and friendly relations with all the
other powers. and ]. therefore, cherish the
confident bope that. with Gods help. The
blesein.> Of peace may still continue TO b
preserved to US"
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-11-18
PRINCE ALEXANDER AND WIFE.

THINCL ALkxANDEE AND WIFE,
Vsss Of Russia. and was horn April &
IsSa. Rrincs Alexander served in The Rus
sias army during the war with Turkey;
- Was elected hereditary prince Of Bull
CARA. April .. ls.9. The prince BY con-
0eostag to the union AZ the Two BulgAr-
las. tocusred the di.pleasure Of the cxAr
0sa bic pnsitiou became more and more dill
Ols until in August. 1855. when part Of his
army. instigated by Russian aeents. it 10
aid. revolted and forced him to sign his
atujissti0u.
o. Jan. IL. 1ss9. the prince took the
saos Of 'Comte de Hartenau," and in
~ meath following married celebrated
sesssas, Fraulein Analia lIouisinger, and
DGbssd to his estate here. The prince has
seeensly been suffering from peritonitis d
an6 Inflammation Of the bowels.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-11-18

~ esosolsoa. eu q whom Wuas 80 lsoa
0ssss. Wsss shEsvp into ps;soa. whssU
shgy Gelll ssoain. fhe Swiss 1iaisese -
shs AsUsatj1s Republic b away fFea his
pose % lcave Of absence and The SWiss
eovssn0eat, it Is said, will apply 20 ths
00vssa0eat Of the Cnited States 70 in
sssuet lee representatives 70 intervens IN
behalf a the accused
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-11-18
CLAIRVOYANT.

THE ONLY GENUINE sPIPI1uAIISr NE.
j dunn. Prof vol,airs. Harper houss. room y.
m-oium living since he age of4 years IL Pruf
voltaire. who can be consulted on love points
and matrimoev. He will tel you the names Of
all depsr ed fri nds aud living ones Ali dis.
ca e., TO matter Of what raiure, viii be iully
dia. nosed and imme late relief given Orb
such Cases token, her ph, sic ana cam NJ cure
ID frcee, 0ts, rheumst Q pair. catarrh in all
forme, CO Ger. consumption, drOpey and asthma.
The separated ought gesher, maria z COZ
samoated, s:o.en pfope ~ recovered. consu1ta
ron %.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-11-18
MARKETS sv reLecsAp4.


New YORK, Nov. L.
Money On can easy. Offered at l,e per
cent. Prime mercantile PAPER eos per
cent. Stearling exchange strong with actual
business in bankers bills NJ SS5rss5,s for
demand and &s.s. a &S for sixty days;
posted rates &si.s9Ass Commercial bills
Ssl,xa4S: =
silver certificates ss:s.o .o,s: no sales; bar
siiver 20. Mexican dollars 5sl4 nominal.
Government bonds. Is regular. liz: do As
coupons. IL; Co rs. sA,s: Pacific Us Of 95, 10;.
New Nork Grain aud Produce.
NEw York. Nov. IL.
Wheat-Nay. .:s4a ~ -; December. 66ssa
u ll-E. Eye-Du.l: western, Sdisc for boa.
ioad.. Corn-January. &5i4@&sssc: May. s.G
S.ssc. December. &5isa4;Sc. Oats - Track
etate white. :r,o%''.c; do western, 35as0lsc:
81. I.Weis.sr family. sis.ooaia.io; short clear.
SIs 0ea.NW Lard-Quiet. prime westcra
stearn. se.l5 nominal.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO, Nov. IL.
Following were the quotations On the
Board of Trade today: wheat-Nov embe-:
olrned CO.. closed 5e,xc: December. opened
assc. closed 0O,.c: May, opened 6.lsc closed
O.isc. Corn November. opened 36asc. closed
May. opened >V'sc. closed $0ssc. Oats-No.
vember opened ..ssc closed :sssc: December
opened :sisc. closed .sssc: May, opened 3lisc,
, closed Ds.e. Pork November. opened s.,
closed -: January, opened SlSl0. closed
Sla .5. Lard January, opened Ss-3.la. close.
$sS
Produce: Butter Fancy separator, ..d2,i-c
per H. fancy dairy, 24a:jc: pack king stock.
lcn lGi.c E-ls-FreSh, 3c per doz: cod
storage. I.'-@iS Live Poultry Chickens
:i.0sisc Ter III: turkeys, Sixa9c: ducks sasc
geese. SaJn,,,, ~ per doz, Potatoes Bar
hanks. 5aa:.c per bu: Hebrons SIG SC. Rose
<sd5:c sweet Potatoes Illinois, S,5ar:.t
per Dbl. Apples sL.5tS0 per bbl Gran
berries Wisconsin fell ami cherry. =, .jSrl !
pei hSl
Chicago live stock.
CHIC AGO. Nov. Ia
Live Stock: The prices "a. the Cnior
Stock Iark> today ranged follows
Cattle-E..tim.'e.! -eceipt- 10, the day, S.WU
including aboat ..Uu Texans and . 90 westerns
market dull and w.aS: AZ top ca. tie: goct
TO cho.ce steers. - ey,'js5: medium. S4.Wsl
A-'N: common 70 fam. saas'iai, cows. sl.0sl
S..u:T, xsNs, S....5g...s westerns s:Ot,t325
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butchers wcisiit-. - II. -. IniAed, S,-:bJ5 Il
sorted - i. si..i5-,Ii
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Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-11-18

DETROIT. Nov. 1s-A special to The
News from Hancock. Mich. says: Ed
Hogan and Dominick w. Hogan. con
vic,ed o; completely in the &s5.0o0 Minera
kange robbery. we're each sentenced Il
I've year, imprisOnment in the MarQuett,
stase prison.