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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-07-14

The young men i'm thc johnson Rifles
have goue into it to mskeN success. They
have rented the old furoApre factory md
steps will be takou at onos to have the
building thoroughly cleanei, and bath tubs
will be fixed up down stairs 10 the small
rooms. The first floor will be used for drill
ing and dancing purposes and the second
floor for reading rooms. The house will be
will be an ornament to the town and q
pleasant resort for tho young men. The
social feature will be looked after closely
and the ladies' will be given opportunities to
enjoy themselves in dances and ether ways.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-07-14
TEACHERS COLUMN.

JAS. L. STRAIN. Editor. Eta Jane' Y.
MRS: s. 3, .,ex g, ''l''0nD'} Assistant.
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nes- 1t is very evident that some one o,

Dsas" 1t is very evident that some one, or
some one else, among the leaders Of 'the
dominant element in this State are getting
badly ratified or they would not be whooring
up the big guns and whipping into ranks
the weak knced, doubtful and stragglcrs Of
the party this cary in the campaign. Why,
u few old, true and trusty Confederate vete-
rams cant get together and talk freely over
their war records. without the cry coming
from certain quarters that they "sniif troa-
son in the air. We shall not he surprised
to hear soon Of somc Sunday School, some
church, or some charitable organization be-
ing accused Of having reasonable intentions
against the "domnan, political element"
because the leading officers are an'i-rillman-
ties. The people are getting thoroughly
drilled in political calsthenics your
leader.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-07-14

Dsiy- The department Of the two Carolinas
of the New York Life Insurance Co. some
time ago offered n ticket and all expenses
paid TO and ut the Worlds Fair, to the
agent reporting the largest amount of bust
ness in those State, the past year. Last
week our energetic friend, Harry NJ. Cohen
received notice from Mcssrs Church & Lane
Of Charlotte. States Agents for the company
that he had won the prize, ard all he had
to do was to so to Charlotte and got the
financial outfit for the trip. When we last
saw Harry he was going toward tho depot
the best feeling man in town.
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Personals.

| will do Photo work for a limitsd time in
nv Union gallery. f. JAY ATWOOD.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-07-14

Associate Justice BIatchford of the United
Sla'es Supreme COur', died on last Friday
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JUDGE liuDsoN DECLARES THE DIsrrys,pv
n%N" % CN'oNsrITurloNAL.-D :. C.,
July, The dispensary Injunction case
wh'ch was commenced here yesterday even
ing before Judge Hudson, has been of the
greatest interest to this community. and was
concluded today.
me arguments were finished at = o'clock
tonight, and Judge Hudson INN ediately rem
aerea the outline of his decision, restraining
rIoyd from opening the dispensary in Dar.
,'hetoh' on the ground that he was not
tgaliy appointed, and also on the ground
'nat 'he dispensary law was unconstitutional.
Judge Hudson further said that the rail.
ROADS could not be prohibited from bringing
packages of whiskey into the STATE and deliye
efing the original package.
me aecision was complete surprise TO
the otate's attorneys, and MIR. Buchanan
saiu mat 1t would not stand. Some of the
best lawyers at the bar express tho opinion
lhat the decision is good law.
Inc State ) attorney asked that the parties
bringing the injunction be placed under n
'ohu, as they had caused the State to suffer |
loss' IN that there was 81 900 worth of
liquors here ready to be sold
hlter hearing some argument ON this
'o'nt, the judge minated that he would
equire bond Of 81 900 10 be flied w;,hiu
en- d'ys "-Nic,tai 10 Tie Statc
Associate Justice BIatchtord of the United
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The O1pehsafy
In . case before Judge Hunds'n at the
Darlington court, to test the Legality OF the
appoiptment Of a Dispenser for the city OF
parlioeton and the constitutionaIity OF tne
di,pen.ary act, the Judge, in lengthy,
forcibla and convincing .c@.-.Ss, 1-@.-:'s
the appointment Of the dispenser illegal.
First. Because the petition Of John Buck
ner Ployd for the office OF dispenser Is not
signed by a majority Of the freehold voters
of the town. and his bond is inyalid'
Second, Because the act Of Z4th Decem-
ber. 1892. in 60 far rs 1t provides LOT the
establishment of State and county dnpen :
saries for the sale Of intoxicating liquors In
this State is unconstitutional.
The board, therefore, acted illegally In
granting Floyd his permit.
His bond Is signed by two ladies' only
one, his mother n married woman, ana the
other widow lady, who did not JUSTIFY ana
| cannot.
One signature is void, .ho uiner moi sum
| cient, and the principal not worth the oond.
The bond is in fact straw bond.
We are truly sorry that our limited spacs Q
will not permitus us to publish the full text
of Judge Hunsons decision on the con-
stitutionality Of the dispensary act. for II
does seem 10 US to be clear aud impartial
result of deep aad well digested research
| in case frought with more Importance te
the people Of South Carolina than any
o,her question they are now considering
nc can only give our readers few o
what we conceive to be the most pointe'
and substan,ial Ioiuts in Judge Hudson
The morning call., 1893-10-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

1, Campbell to w j. Adams. lot on S line of
Fulton street. 96:lO of Lyon, Z 25 by 100:
James W. Smedley and wife to Emil Gnnz-
burger lot on line OF Page street, 20 E OF Lyon,
Louis Lander and wife to Agnes Bradford. lot
W line OF Spruce street. 80 S OF Clay, 27 By
Henry wenzel TO Catherine spiekter, lot on Sc
line Of Sheridan street. 100 SW of Ninth sw 80
by Sc 95: $40.
j. B. Hsggln and c. b. Smith (by attorney to
j. A. and Mary E. Ritchie. lot on e line of Camp
street, so of Adalr, 25 by E 10; $40.
Adolf Rich to Frances Rich lot on n line of
Clipper street, 2s5 W OF Castro, w 25 byN ia:
also lot on line Of Elizabeth street, z00 OF
Douglass, w 20 by n ia; $6000.
John j. MaginIs to Fritz Hahn and Lorenz ID.
Fell, lot on NE corner OF Second and Clementina
streets, NV 80 by NE 50; sl1.75O.
line of Howard. SAG s sw of Third. sw 20 by Sc
1875: also lot Oh line OF Page, l7l w OF Fill
more. w 35:O34 by 1877 :6; gift.
Il Vehling aud wife to Thomas w. Nowlin. lot
on NV corner OF c street and Sixteenth avenue,
1865 by w 1875: s5.
sunnys de Land Company to Quiren Shosser.
lot II, block 43. Sunnyside; $40.
william i. Hanson aud wife to Michael Gumpel,
lots 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 22l4 and 22l
gift map 4; $lO.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Tbaddeus E. Grimes of San Francisco co Annie
Grimes OF San Francisco, lots l9 and 20. block
f. Oakland Homestead Association. Oakland gift.
William H. and Mary W. Rouse TO Arthur Me-
Kay of Oakland. lot on Z line of Filbert street,
~ % of Fifteenth. n "a. 125, 24:3, w l25.
being portion of lot IA, block 4S4. Market-street
tract, oakland: $40.
Samuel s. Lyle OF Oakland to James P. Taylor
of OAKLAND lot 2S, block 21U2 Alden Tract at
Temescal. subject to mortgage Tor $30O, oakland
Township; $40.
Sarah s. Smith (wife of John F.) OF Berkeley. lot
ON line of Allston way. 40 of Tenth 40 by
y 100. being lot 26, block lO1, Aliston Tract.
Berkeley: So.
John T. ana Sarah S. Smith to M. Louis Black
Of San Francisco same. Berkeley; $500.
Walter and Annie b. Powell OF Berkeley to w.
w Deamer OF Berkeley lot on corner OF Du-
rant and Telegraph avenues, 100 by 100. Do.
ing portion Of lot g. block 10, College Homestead
Association Berkeley; $40.
j. b. Whitcomb and John r. Taylor to same
The morning call., 1893-10-21

cary early can Con- CAL Virginia selling at 50 So to
Ss.es I St LOU shares; ophir 81 80. Mexican 75c.
oess q beieher 95c and Potosi zoe.
ALter the call trading hung fire for time. then
steauieu up ana until the hour of adjournm ent
snfa @ proAers mad all they could ATTEND to- Ophir
Sgeas, sr w 81 80, 2350 shares; Best q Belcher
s5cCasl O5. 5000 shares, and Con. Cal. d Virginia
S,, Ss 4Usg$z 90, 422O shares. The balance of the
@ rs. was equally active and closed very strong at
the noon adjournment
III, On the ESQ P. NJ. call there was little lull In
business Prices, however were well sustained,
ana the market had decidedly healthy appear
anee ar the close
NOTES
. Bullion valued at $50, 900 has been received
rom the Candearia mine of Mexico.
:, SILVER was trifle weaker in New York yester-
$3.50. se''inS at 729Se' The London price was
=, Favorable reports continue to be received from
me centennial mine in Nevada County,
me orr Water-ditch Company of Reno. New,
mas mas levied an assessment OF SO per share, dsin-
quent November l5
W, ID: Shochey was reelected superintendent
OF The w Y. q. ID. mine at the recent annual meet
ing OF the stockholders.
Inc Pullman Palace Car Company has declared
quarterly dividend of 81 per shore. The net
revenne OF the company for the year ended July
81, 1893. was 81 $685. and the total disburse-
ments $7.3s3. 447. leaving the excess of revenue
carried to the credit Of the income account S4,-
oogS44s.
south OF Candelaria New, will at once commence
the sinking of combination shaft, from which
drifts Will be run every fifty reet
Ten tons of ore from the Gold Bar mine OF
Hawthorne district. New. worked in the arrastra
last week yielded about $3.50 ton.
A 2. Shively and Alex Penrod came down from
the Bruneau country yesterday. They are very
enthusiastic over the placer mines there ana say
that the next summer will very lively times
on the Bruneau. Two hundred and eighteen
twenty-acre claims have already been located
The valley is about 100 yards wide on each side of
the river and gives good prospects for the entire
width. Besides the valley proper there large
number OF guIches, leading from the mountains on
each side the river, IN which gold in paying Quant
ties is found There about twenty five men at
the placers now, every one OF whom is an old
prospector. Unless all signs fail the northern
part OF Elko County will be the liveliest place
the Pacific Coast next summer.-ElkO Indepen-
dent.
The morning call., 1893-10-21
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Oct. 20.-It was the returning con-
hdence in the power OF the sound-money Senators.
backed by the administration, TO carry the day.
that gave tone and strength to dealings on the
Stock Exchange to-day, bringing the bears to
cover inducing purchases for long account and es-
tablishing a material appreciation In values.
Under these Influences a healthier tone was I'M
parted TO speculation than IL has experienced Tor
several weeks. and buying was not confined 10 any
one two sets of stocks. but well distributed
throughout the list. In late dealings effort TO
realize unsettled the market somewhat, but the
tone at the close firm. Governments dun.
Petroleum quiet; November. 701ac.
EXCHANGE. MONEY AND BONDS
Money on call was easy and closed at 11z@2%.
Prime paper. 6@S% Sterling exchange hrmer; 90
day bills - slA@ "a 81: demand, 81 S3sA "a
"a. U. 5. AS. registered Sill; do coupon.
Sill; 2's registered. $s8; Pacific 6s. SlO2;
Silver, T2Isc.
The morning call., 1893-10-21
THE STOCK MARKET.

That the market could take such great amount
of stock as has been offered in the past two days
e and stiI advance was what mystifed the street
yesterday. During the day thousands OF shares of
: the leading stocks found purchasers, and the de-
mand continued just as strong as ever The minor
stocks made larger prop ortionate advance than
Con Cal q virginia or ophir, ana showed pretty
.eonclusiyely that the general public was buying
= Nothing outside o: private advlces announcing
an. Improvement in the bunches of ore ,encoun-
tered on the 1900 level of Hale d. Norcross was
received during the day. and this did not cut any
particular figure.
: The market opened strong and active ON the
The morning call., 1893-10-21

California eastward over Southern Pacific lines In
29.5ls tons: Oakland, 1854: san Jose, 6977;
Stockton. 5432: Sacramento. l4739: Marysvilie.
1857: Portlsnd l4l7 I otal. 62,994 tons
The leading items were as follows: SSS tons
Beans $50 do Borax, $4,000 gallons Brandy,
,75O do Wine 4472 tons Canned Fruit. 1912
do Fresh Fruit (or about 800 carloads) 6l62 tons
Dried Fruit, All do Raisins, 20 do Nuts, 1913 do
Hides, 224 do Leather, Is do Honey. IL do Hops,
2O3S do Potatoes 279 do Vegetables 262 do Pow
der. 4S5 do Wooi 2l3 do Coffee. 6Ss do Tea. "a
do Rice, 10 272 do SUGAR, 46,7 750 gals Syrup, 1474
The morning call., 1893-10-21
RuiIders' Contracts.

City and County of san Francisco with r. Doyle
a Son TO build on line of Oak street, 206:3 w
of Devisadero. y 1876 by w rs; $546S.
City and County of San Francisco with X. Doyle
& Son. to build on + line OF Folsom street. PAT :6
n OF Twenty-second z 25xl22:6; S5249.
Mrs. A. Nj Parrott with j. j. Rauer, to build on
NE corner OF Post and Powell streets, Z loZ % by
1875; $l275.
j. v. Tadich with 6. c. Sweeney, to build on
NV corner of Hayes and Lyon streets, 37:6 by
y 100; SIoSS.
Mary j. Coddington with w w. Rednal to
build on line OF Lott street. 125 OF McAillstor,
20 by E 1868: $500.
The morning call., 1893-10-21
General Merchandise.

GRAIN BAGS-Calcuttas, TIC.
RICE-Hawaiian easy at the decline. Chinese
mixed. So 75CG3 so p ctl: No l, $4 20@4 90; ex-
ira No. l, $4 1904 80: Hawaiian, $4; Rangoon'
SO 1894; Louisiana. saga so p ctl
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powderea
61sc 2 10; Confectoners' A. &c = 10: Magnolia,
519c; Extra c, 5ssc: Golden Z, DISC; u; 4Hsc;
Standard A. 57sc: half barrels, same as Darreis'
and boxes 1ac more.
The morning call., 1893-10-21
San Francisco Meat aIarket

The demand for stock H ogs shows some improve
ment Beef Veal and Mutton are In ample sup
ply and unchanged Wholesale rates from slaugh-
terers are rs follows:
BEEF-First quality. 5@513c p n; second quail
ity. 41ac; third do. 31a@4e D 10 ea-.
VEAL-Large. 5l6c = 10; small Calves. o9Io;
Dairy Calves. S@9c p ID.
MUTTUN-W others. 5@oc: Ewes. Sep 10.
LAMB-T@07A9c p m
me dium granted stock Hogs. 5ss@51ac; dressed
do, 73s@175Sc Ts 10
The morning call., 1893-10-21
MARKET REPORTS.
FRIDAY EVENING. Oct 90
.r,rMARY OLE THE NARKEr2

srMMARY OF THE Markets
Increased FAILURES.
Silver easier.
Break IN Wheat futures.
Spot Barley firm.
Oats In good demand.
Corn weak and dull. Rye ditto.
Red Beans lower.
Hay firm.
Over 10000 SACKS Potatoes in.
Another advance in Onions.
Butter weak. Cheese steady.
Ranch Eggs scarce and higher.
Poultry market overstocked.
Honey dull and easy.
Game brings good prices.
watermelons touched by frost.
Dried Fruit in better supply and weaker.
Raisins steady.
Increasing receipts of new Nuts.
Hops firmer.
Provisions unchanged.
Hides. Talow and " ool as before.
stock Hogs IN better demand.
Hawaiian Rice weak.
Mexican Dollars lover
The morning call., 1893-10-21
The Weeks Failures,

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports AZ
failures in the Pacific Coast states and Territories
for the week ending Friday, as compared with
25 for the previous week and IL for the corre-
spending week in 1892. The failures for the past
week are divided among the trades as follows: 8
general stores, 1 confectionery saloons. 3 gro
facturer gents furnishing, i millinery. furni-
ture, hardware. Q wholesale liquors, brewery.
cigars. 2 contractors. l painter, boots and
tiOnery.
The morning call., 1893-10-21
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

fTHE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM So
j ocean Dvsion-and PACIFIC COAST 4kf83
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from
spear-street wharf. at 10 NJ. for the above ports
one of their Al IRON steamships, viz:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Oct. 6. IL 26. Nov.
and Tee. = Is, %.
CoLUMBIA-oct. 1. IL. 81. 81, Nov. and Dec.
10. 20, 80
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
and other diyerging 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: steerage. $o:
round trip, cabin, $50. -,
Ticket ofnces-1 Montgomery st.. and falace
Hotel, New Montgomery SC.
Freight ofice-200 California 81,
6OODALL PERKINS q CO.. Supt. Ocean Line
I IN 10 Market St, San Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-10-21
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP GO.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN er=
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska A. N. 4NH1N%
Oct IL. II, Nov. and Dec. II, 26 Aza7>ss
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
October =, and every nth day thereafter.
For Eureka, Hum boldt Bay, Wednesdays. 9 A. NJ
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and fifth day, 8 An.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Harford
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles (Santa Monica),
Redondo (Los Angeles) and Newport every
fourth and fifth day. at IL M.
For ports in Mexico. 25th of each month.
Ticket ofice-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL. PERKINS & CO., General Agents
/ II 10 Market st San Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-10-21

Mountain, 6@Sc p 10: Northern defective, b(07c
p 10: southern and San Joaquin, 4@5c p ID;
Spring clip is Quotable follows: Humboldt
and Mendocno. 13@14c . 10: Calaveras and
and Southern years staple. s(99c p 10: do. short
Woos. 99l0c y 10 Eastern Oregon. 10@l2c for
choice and 8@9c for inferior; Valley Oregon. 1o9
lac p %.
The morning call., 1893-10-21
Family Retail Market.

Butter is weaker Eggs are dear, being scarce.
Meats. Poultry and Fish show no changes worthy
of remark, all being in large supply.
Fruits and Veqeta bes are OF materially changed
as rule.
Following is THE CALLS regular weekly retail
price list:
The morning call., 1893-10-21
sHIPPGNG INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.


FRIDAY. Oct 90.
Stmr Yaquina, Plummer % hours from Port
Hartford; produce. to Gooda. Perkins Co.
Stmr Eureka LELAND. 20 hours from Newport,
etc; pass and mdse TO Goodali, Perkins q Co.
U stnr Mohican Ludlow, 31a days from Port
Townsend.
srmr Mineola. Pillsbury. 31a days fm Tacoma;
schr Marion, Genereaux, days from Grays
Harbor; $50 NJ IT lumber, to II Harmon Lumber
schr Berwick, Wagner. % days from oonalaska,
via Karluk Is days; furs, salmon, etc, to r D
Hume Il Co.
FRIDAY, Oct 20.
stmr Corona. Hall. San Diego etc; Goodsll, Per-
Stmr San Jose. Russell, Panama via San Diego:
Pacific Mail Co.
Stmr Mariposa Hayward. Honolulu and Sydney:
Stmr Humboldt, Edwards, Eureka; NJ kalish
& Co.
Br ship Atom Alaw, Thomas Queenstown; W
Br ship Celtic Chief. owen. Queenstown; Geo
W McNear.
Stmr Gypsy, Jepsen. Santa Cruz.
Stmr Mariposa Hayward Honolulu and Syuney.
Stmr oyo, Levinson, Fort Bragg
Stmr Corona Hail. San Diego.
Stmr San Jose, Russell. Panama, etc.
Stmr North Fork Doran, Eureka
stmr Yaquina Plummer.
Br ship Janet Cowan, Thompson, Hull.
Bark Richard III, Howard. Nanaimo.
Bark Colorado. Gibson Victoria.
Schr Rio Rey. Isgkeit. Bowens Landing.
Schr Volunteer. Morine. Pacasmayo.
Schr Arthur !. wilson. Iversens Landing.
Schr Mayfower. 0stlin
Schr Mary Eta, Wetzel. Point Arena.
Schr Helen Kimball, Heliingsen, Eureka.
Schr Reliance, j Jensen, Bowens Landing.
Shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day are the Saturn for Pan
anna Oregon for Portland. Empire for NanaimO.
Humboldt for Humboldt Bay Del Norte for Cres-
cent City, Bandorille for CoquiIe River and Point
Iona for Grays Harbor.
The Coos Bay falls due day from the southern
coast.
The Monowai falls due from sydney on the 26th.
The Br bark Stracathro was chartered prior to
arrival for wheat to Europe at 33s 9d-ls Sd less
direct.
The Janet Cowan takes for Hull 90.624 eentals
wheat valued at $962s7: Volunteer for Paeas
mayo. Peru. 2S. 200 railroad ties, at $1,000.
The ship Samaritan loads wheat at Tacoma FOR
Europe at 35s prior o arrival.
Tele-raphic.
POINT LOBOS-October 1910 r weather,
cloudy; wind. SW velocity. IL miles
Spoken.
Aug "a, 56 S. Ga w, Br ship Marion Ballantyne.
from Santa Rosalia for Queenstown.
miscellaneous.
Per schr Berwick-Left In port at Karluk bark
Margaret and ship Brown. TO sail oct 8 to 10 I;
bark Merom and schr Premier, loading.
Domestic Ports.
! MEND0CINO-Arrived Oct 19-Simr Pt Arena,
| hence Oct lS.
The morning call., 1893-10-21
FERRY STEAMERS.
NOTICE. FARE 5 CENTS EACH way

- 70 dTFIOI . ~ = AITS - yTfkE1,
SAN FRANCISCO as follows:
LEAVE OAKLAND CITY WHARF, foot ~
Franklin str eet, 500, 700, 500. 800 1000.
II 100 A. NJ. IL 100 NJ 100. 2:00. 800. 400. 500
and 0O PM
LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO. Mission No 1 Wharf
ZOO 800 9:UO 1000, II :00 A. NJ, 1900 NJ.
800 200 90 q 100, 5 100, 100 and z 90 P. NJ.
THE DAVIE FERRY & TRANSPORTATION co.
The morning call., 1893-10-21

MORNING SESSION.
Board-5O Cal Electric Light, 81; II Water,
street-5O Bank of California, 226; 12o Omnibus
Cable, SO.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-75 Giant Powder, 1912; 20 v Water
951a; 20 do, b 20. g31s.
The morning call., 1893-10-21
OREGON PACIFIC r. r. co. STEAMER

For fortlamd, Salem, Albany, Eugene
STEAMsHIr LINE TO YAoUINA 60.
steamer is saved over any other route. Steamers
are built of iron, with water-tlgnt compartments
Will sail from section T. seawall foot OF Battery
street. Steamer WILLAMETTE VALLEY Will
sail from San Francisco etiDesday, october 18th.
at A. II. No freight received after O'Clock A. NJ
daF or sailing
Passenger rates to Portland. first class, S14;
second class, IS: Albany, first class, $l2; second
class. 81. For freight rates apply to ID. r.
VAUGHN, General Agent. section 4, seawall 30 tf
The morning call., 1893-10-21
RAIIRoAn SHARES

GRAIN And MERCHANDIsG
wneat-OctOber, 68Ac.
Flour-Steady.
Hops-Steady.
Coffee-Options steady at from unchanged to 10
points advance Total sales % $50 bags. October.
ST 40; November, $l6 95@l6 90: December,
S16 550 6 20. SpotIR1o. No. Z. lS14c.
Sugar-Raw. firm Molasses sugar. SO test. Sc:
Muscovado. SO test, 314c; Pernambuco, TO arrive.
SO test 27sc; refined steady.
Copper-Steady; Lake. 50 so.
Lead-Higher; Domestic. So so.
Tin-Steady: Straits, $40 80 bid
Spelter-Quet; Domestic. 30 so nominal
The morning call., 1893-10-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

IA Gallagher Pittsburg DR. y Friedlander, Berlin
Regins Smith, y. + Douglas Floseo, Londn
W Rice, u K Foster.
c Norton. Moscow w WoOliey. ny
S Belden, Sacramento Mister Germany
L Davis, Oakland i MendeIson, Omaha
w Underwood Mrs w Butler, Wash
p G CKingsbeTy. Spokane g Goodman San Rafal
I BobIns b c 7 w Swanton, Santa Cruz
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
] L Patterson Texas Harry Fisher. Sonoma
B L.tisher. Alameda J J Barry 81 W. Boston
Peter Maher. ireland A Hafy. Alameda
II Blake Seattle A Twelegar. Vallejo
c ColYin, Mission A q Straye, U s N
T T. Redmond. Benton J + Howell. Hopland
wilkins. Saeto c Hague, Chicago
FGoodman. stockton A Hedden. Vancouver
Miss Shea Sonoma Miss Murphy. Sonoma
. Miss Reamond. Sonoma