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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
PROhlBlrlONlsTS IN AUGUSTA.
BodIey Making IL Bustling fiGht-Ho"
the Canvass IL Conducted.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch)

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch)
STANTON. VA. october 20.-The fight
for senator and members of the House Of
Delegates IS waxing warm in this county
and for the next fortnight the big guns
Of prohibition viii be heard from at hume
rous points throughout Augusta. The
Prohibitionist senatorial nominee Mr J.
w Bodlcy, who is a man Of character and
large means. is making busting hght
TO down Senator Edward Echols. the
Democratic candidate. Mr.. Echols IS a
Gawless and fearless Democrat ana does
not believe that he and Democrats VIII
be displaced by prohibition and Mr.. Bod
10y. Mr.. Bodley IS the proprietor or the
big Bodlcy Wagon-Works here, and came
TO stanton about three years ago from
Wheeling.
ALL THINGS BY TURNS.
Senator Echols charges that his oppon-
cnt has been succo ssively republican,
Democrat. and Prohihiuonist. and though
born a Nircinian. Was Federal Soi.ilet'
4 series of Joint discussions between thtSe
gentlemen will be arranged, bodlcy
challenging Echols The Prohihitionists
are holding big meetings daily Throughout
the county These meetings are held IN
"A tent seating G11 people, and are largely
attended by men. women. ana children.
The meeting at Churchvllc yesterday was
opened with prayer hy the Rev. pr.
Mead. Of the New York SILVER Lake
Ouartotte The quartettc. with organ ac-
compartment, rendered several campaign
songs. after which the Prohibition candi-
date for Governor, Mr.. Miller. made
an amusing speech. and was followed
hy the Rev Sam Small, who proved MN
sclf a capital platform speaker. The au-
dicncc Of 6oJ men women. and children
probably contained 200 voters. These tent
meetings are held twice "a day.
THE CHALLENGE.
At NiddI,brooke the tent was spread TO-
dav and Messrs. Miller and Small spoke
To such an audience as at Churchyille yes
torday afternoon The Prohihitionists are
making great array Of seats ana pat
form on Sears Hil. where, on court-day
the sd. Hon. John L. Massey has chai-
lenecd the Rev. Sam Jones. The challens,
has been accepted. and an immense crowd
will bee present 10 see these game cocks
give each other the gan.
Nh Small challenges O'Fcrrall to d
Joint discussion at Waynesboro anc
stanton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
WHeelMGN AS COURlERS.
ief Miles Between staunton and Cham
hersburg Ia 10 Hours and as Minutes.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch)
olA' MON. VA. October 20.-This
morning at cUS o'clock Guy Hockey sped
"'' Of town on his bicycle bearing a
'e'''r h'c miles further ana delivered II TO
mayor of chambersburg. Pa. AT each
s'och OF hye miles. the bicyclists were re-
'e.'Vu' ana made Il flying switch OF their
hNsi''' delivering II at top speed to
.l""'H'' flder, whos In turn bore the
nu'f hVe miles further and delivered II TO
ano''.. ana 30 on throughout the. journey.
iHs cpl'N' OF the Trial was 10 test the
practical SPEED OF the wheel for courier
service ana the experiment was made
under TIE auspices Of the League OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
GRADUATED SUGAR, sc. pound

GRADUATED SUGAR, &c. pound
VI NEW MACkENtL, SOC per ioz0n;
CALIFORNIA HANS Zoe. pound:
4PIUGS SIN CURED TOBACCO, for &c.
III RE LAIRD, o. pounds
iarf.. srua IONA lOES. 3 Tor zoe.
GOOD TEA. .5c. a pounc, ...
AkBI UKLES' ARlOSA COFFEE. "a. pound,
/ | bars LARGE SOAP Tor ~:
:, large cans PlE-PtACHkS tVt @Jc.
SAEDlNtS, &c. a box;
NNIg/FR CHEESE. 30. q pounl.
NEW NORTH CAROLINA CUT HERklSdS,
l0c:
Light 5RONN SUGAR. 4c. per POUND.
PURE SUGAR SYRUP. 2Oc. 4 gallon.
New Virginia Bt - hEAl. A. pound. 3
New APPLt-BV ER. -. a mound.
NEW EARLY June PEAS. Zoe per can.
PURE OLD RYE NiiIShEG. ~ a gallon
> pounds BEST CkEAM CHEESE for DC.
SILNER-KING FLOUR, best sold $40 bar
rel or sc. sack:
SNOW FLAKE FLOUR, $40 per barrel, or
be per sack
New JELll, D.. pound.
Phone 3l6. Prlce-hst mailed on application
:. ULLMAN'S son,
my6 lS20-lo52 east Main
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21

D-Dinner. Supper
No. 23 taskes all local stops Connects a, IA
leigh with Piedmont Airline FOR Ashegille, \. e.,
ana all intermediate points on tho western
North Carolina railroad.
No. ~ has Pullman-Buret sleepcrs Rich
mond 20 Atlanta. Connects directly al Atlanta
with ". 4 A. IL Il. tor Chattanooga, Nsshs'us,
aud all points West. Connects with A. ~ W. u.
X. X. for Mobile. Montgomery. New Orleans
aud all points Southwest.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
NJ. I34, Daily-A. & W. speeiai HAS A. NJ.
No -. Dniy ~xteps eV.uSA Mail aud ex~
press $50 4. M.
nor tlckets, Pullman reservations, &c. apply
O, tieket-ofieo ById-Sreol Station. Richmond
Transfer Company's 90l east Main street, ana
company Office, 500 oast Main street
JOHN {. wISDEk, L. 4. MYERS,
uenerai Manager. General .,upori9L
O.v. SMITH, T. J. AADEkSON,
frame Maaase.. Passenger Agent
u. n. BoyKlS. c.ly ras'sr Agent MT ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
TIE VIRGINIA SYNOD
DISCUSSION ON YOUNG PEOPLES
SOCIETIES NOT REOPENep.
Cc,por,orc. Theological Seminary, and
CoIoced Ivangeiizs I'm Cor stder-
ed-Eas, Hanover Pfesb5tsry.
,sooc,,l telegram TO the Dispatch. ]

LEXINGTON. VA. october sO~Not-
u,ibstanding the late session last might
hc usual number Of members Of the
,,nad we're present during the half hour
oronlng devotional exercises this morning
which we're conducted by Rev. I. ;.
Rice The stated clerk Dr. smith an
nounccG the roll as numbering 100 On
A., motion Of Dr Preston, the stated
cork was Instructed 10 convey 20 the
venerable Dr William Brown. now re-
,.U. ln Florida. an expression OF inc
s,u,.'S afcctiouate regard and sympathy
Is.o separate resolutions bearing upon
a., subject which occupied 50 mucA oil 'he
attention ~ tho synod yesterday
wtr. read. bat each effort 90 ~,' aside
t.r orurr OF thr day Tor iF"F
Introduction failed The Syho"
I.re unwilling to reopen thi7 discu-8'""
'... unfinished bus moss. tnc last its'-i-
ton .l thc port GA bonn" missions was
token ur 81 proposed 3D." Hi'piio" OF ,"'
rrI.lpl, of tno General Assembly . pan
~ har.. missions ana iis schedule oil
collections as Gar as consistent Win '''
-....t.i..u,. of each Tr.shyiery'a own
,k Tne r.aolltion was discussed
,....I rucl 20 tae morning session,
to.r'ti.N.
UA<NllLE NENT
.,.....I..- .,l. ,<f,udci tho synod
....... ..+ ..tr iu uauNlle. also one
.., . fllrI.oanure Both places
.......t... ard the former chosen.
...t.r. of Publication. Or. Hazen,
, ..,..-f4ucc upon other syuods,
r. ST. C.mYh'I. hy his request
.. tt" claims ot this cause. ''-
,t Gu '.0 Nl.ini'rm commute '"
t.. -.H.... prepared hN li. ~ :. NI'N
r'l rf i.'N J.. ~ "'''
.. -.-.r ...t.- The fact that notW.ih-
... .. financial Depression ~" hlsi-
..- committee. located in Rich
DID. increased during thc year
a.. ... ...r.t.e .ro urrcl o. usc the
School r,r.r. published by this
''Its .'.t .''''t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
Instructed for FitI Lee,

The Shenandoah Democratic Legislative
Convention held on the nth instant. after
nominating Captain J. G.. Nen for the
House. passed resolution unanimously
endorsing General Fitzhugh Lee for the
United States Senate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
nx-ANTEn. PTKCNASERS FOR

w FUEL. Pine wood long, per half c90td'
90: pine wood. long. per hail cori, Sl.'o; flre
crock genuine 1000. 24.IO; l.. SphnL pr
2.O00. sob. II. Spl'n,, per 1000. 50; Paeess
Iump. per 1000. 80: rafes'- Hall per 2'oOu,
st5j: Press prepared CJSc, per :" busnel
load. 50. better nnd cheaper than eas COKE;
Anthracite all sizes, and all kinds ot steam
coal 1908 east Cary street. phone 100 ana
1900 west BROAD street, phone iot ..
r.1YtGfStAod6f CHARLES II. PAGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
NEETiNGG

OFFICE or SECRETARY AND TREAsURER)
Palmetto RAILROAD,
PORTsNOUT1. VA, October 9. 1893. j
rT,nE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
l. ING OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
PALMETTO RAILROAD COMPANY will be he'd
OF tho Oiice of tho Raleigh aud CASTOR Railroad
Company, In the city Of Raleigh y. C., on
THURSDAY. November o. 1893, AZ l O'Clock Y.
NJ JOHN n. SHARP.
oc ltd Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
HOTELS.
HOME FOR SOUTHERN PEOPLE.
THE ROCHESTER,
PHYSICIANS NEW EUROPEAN HOTEL,
WITH CAFE, .....
HOTELS.

CORNER Nv IN : nt.D,
AND sOrTlI-PhRK AVENUE, CHICAGO.
In the choicest residence disifict, oyeti9osihe
s,,e., nenof. Illinois Central railroad, NAN
line {, World's FAR. with cable street-,ars VIVID
IN two blocks reaching Fair, basiDess district or
thcatte, 10 a Tow minutes; j-cen' fares' noaso
has modern improvements elevators eierttlc
i,yh,. h,th- stc'-for comfor, and convenience.
Moderate charges. Family parties. CLUBS or
others Whiting the fair can Obtain .cEtns .or
single or suiges on either european or An'ot' a"
plau ~ $3.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
ByJ.H. Valentine, Aactioneer
MONDAY. OcronEn e3. 1909.
rRUSTEES' SALE or BRICB

TH'NI NIEflO SAIE UT = n Z N
1 YARD. ETC.-We Will sell az public au"-
ton. on tho premises, ou
TUESDAY. OCTOBER -. 1898,
N l. NJ. that fine BACKWARD, with -
no. SIS, SHEDS. BOILER AM ENGINE, and
other machinery ana arl Iauces. oi the value ot
about -. 600. all ready Tor Immediate use, si,i-
atcd on the james river a Batcnelder7 Point,
Charle4 CIty county, Va, which was late v
op'ratoi by the arm If Balance x Jones. inc
SOL !, excellent for good brick ana tho lease ol
the yard Is very low aud has several years L.
run.
This il good opportunity 70 engage in In
cratIye business. Terms O. snit purchaser.
For further parti,uilr- address
C. ". COLEMAN. fOrt mouth, Va, or
oc1l {. WHITE SANS, Norfolk, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21

RIcHNoSD. Va. October 10, 1898.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY. for the pu;-
pose OF e.ectng directors and ior the tr insa'-
ton Of such other business ~ may lawfully como
before the meeting, will DO held at the ONCE Of
tho company IN the Pace Building. 10 the city Of
kichmo on TUESDAY, October "a, 1898 nc
noon. The trarsfer-toCks OF al classes OF stock
viii be closed from 9 p. q. FRIDAY, October Is,
1903, and remain closed untl. 10 A. NJ on
WEDNESDAY, Oc;Ober IS, 1899.
oc 1O-id &. r. WEXFORD, Secretary.
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x,,ANT crsTOMERS non

y
10000 pounds Buk SIDES. .........:..S 10
300 huSes LouGon Layer hhi-lns' per 'o' %
FINEST Cream Cheese, lps.....-------.. -
Be- Paten FANNY / lour per Oas. .-.... ~
N4fsr-Grouud Corn Meal, per bushe-... 90
I Plues Sun-C CreI iont'rO. --.-. ..-.---. 80
3 Flug- HardEroy luiespensable test
male. .s.s--t+.-+-.-' 20 'f'f'----''
? dozen Norm carolina heriings.....-.. -
large q al Ma'Eere! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ID
IInc Grcca lea. PEE lb.........-.-. ..... -
Very Fine Mocha ami Java touee.
Finest Ia gugyca. .-.--.. .-.- --... -'.'...'' %
Best on Government Jaya..... ........ -
~ r.t,rt rs-,tly FIour ............. ( -
HeaInful Supcriatiye t.onr .............. -
spring Wheat paCen, Flour. ........... o.
,ieam Family Flour. ........-.--.. j 40
Graunla,ed S1clr...................... IN
pounds goldfish. ............... .......,.. =
3 car loads Timothy Hay. ..-.-..-...- ~
4 bog. Mustard -ariincs a., 10 each -. -
ID. q. SULLIVAN.
Eighteenth aud NAN.
Phone 5n-. I1->u,Tu, Ih&Sa
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nooK AND JOB N.0,,es,,l,s ~
I'D KXgIUfkD Al H.
lAlrHousk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21

NOR RENT, THAT CENTRAL a
4 LY-LOCArED. DESIRABLE RESI- Az
DENCE. + - east Marshall street; al improve
ments and relUced rent. Apply 90
II. l.. fELOIIE.
12O east Marshall street
o. S-Gt OF - Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21

NOR RENT, THAT LARGE De a
>IRABLE FOUK.SrORY iron IA
FRONT, BRICK BUILDING with basement
part 81 tue city, lately damaged ty IRE, has
been restored 10 firstca5s order Throughout, ani
may be further altered ami htted 20 suit the
wants Of \ good. reliable tenant ON lease for
five years. JAMES II. CREN>NAN,
so 2+-lm ii north Eleventh sirees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21

Old papers tor sale at - cents hundred
at DnyAxoR cnace.
The morning call., 1893-11-24

level. which will be completed in a few days.
when the drift will be started in che direction OF
the Rule bonanza. During the past few days the
force OF miners at the Crown Point seq Belcber
and Belcher has been increased, and the intima-
tton that q considerable force will be put on at
the yellow Jacket at the beginning of the month
tends to buoy the spirits of the general Comstock
population.
The delinquent assessment sale of the Belle Isle
takes place to-day.
Silver was triie stronger yesterday and sold
up 10 oSTse in New York and at 80 u in London
u. M 1erington. the mining and railway
operator OF Nevada, is In he city.
bniiion valued at $500 has been received Dy
the Mayhower Gravel Mining Company.
new tunnel has been started in the Eureka
It'll It'll mine. This company is above the May
mower anc has very promising outlook.
,r In tne Savage on the 100 evelthey are extract
rug AR grade ore from the twelfth up TO the
tWenty-hrst floors. The north drift from the
statlon on this level was advanced 10 feet total
Iength 81 feet: face in quartz During the
week they have hoisted 244 cars OF ore. Shipped
70 The Nevada mill 21O tons and mile ID 22O tons.
oar samples average $2S o., battery samples
average $23 76. Bullion yield for the week,
Saoob "a. he Nevada mill was stopped Tor re-
palrs on the 14th and 18th inst. ON the 1850
level the east crosscut was extended 10 feet,
making its total length 81 feet: face in quartz.
n the Seq. Beicher the connection between the
i2UV level raise and the lateral drift on the 1lOO
levei has been completed and explorations south
and north on the 100 level have been completed,
and explorations south and north on the quartz
encountered In the raise will be started at once.
They are running north on the ore exposed in the
TO feet OF fair quality. Assays run from SIS to
$50 ton
The morning call., 1893-11-24
A NOVEL SHOE.
" One That Is Intended to Protect
:. Horses HoofS.

Horses Hoofs.
c. ID. Carr, prominent mining man OF
Placer County, bat who is also somewhat
Interested in horses, has just returned
from trip to the East, and among otner
things which attracted his attention III
New York was a patent horseshoe,
sample OF which he brought home win
him.
: The idea which the inventor has Workeo
QUITS that of placing cushion between
the horses hoof and the pavement: ana
MIR. Carr is enthusiastic over the resui' 90
he saw them in the streets OF tne
metropolis. He says the shoe mas coilie
into general use there for draft notses. anu
he thinks it would be a splendid thlns lor
use on San Francisco pavemeb's.
The cushion consists OF a leatner pau
fitted in size and shape 70 Tue morse
ho0f, and under this Is heaVy ruooer
cushion moulded 10 he same snaps as .ne
frog is pared for shOeing. except tnat II is
made tn sItn down inside the shoe, and the
= rubber frog Tins strikes the pavement and
prevents the animal from slipping.
When the horses hOof is cleaned out by
.ha bIacksmith and pared away prepara-
tory to -nutting on the shoe the frog is
packed with oakum and tar. which thus
lies between the tender part of the hoof
and the leather pad and keeps the frog
moist and soft, and when the shoe is re-
moyed after about SIX weeks wear the
. hoof is as healthy as could be desired.
After the hO0f is packed the shoe is
nailed through the leather and the rubber
pad aud the horse is thus walking on a
cushion all the time and there is no
chance for either stone or a nail to touch
the tender part of the hoof.
The morning call., 1893-11-24
Exchange and BuIIion,
Produce Market.

Produce Market.
FLoUR-Cash prices are follows: Family ex
tras. 50 50@3 so p bbl; Bakers extras. So 4O@
3 so: superfine. 50 4OIG2 sc q Dbl.
wHEAT-Is nrmer with a good demand No /
81 0Ss4@1 05: choice. 81 C614; lower grades T5c
@sl 0zIa; extra choice for milling, 81 O71.@
0ssz y ct.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL sEssIoN-10 O'clock-May-lo0 tons
81 2oA: 400; 81 2oas.
SerNaoo, s. Ssss: 800. 81 oesl Seller 49, stor.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-May-10O tons, 81 2e1h:
900, 81 20; 800. 81 1879. December = 400,
BARLEY-The tendency in futures is downward
and spot prices are also going the same way. No.
shsss Srgs ao ss
iier. 75@9Oc for lower grade.
CAL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-IO o'clock-May 100 tons,
REGULAR MoRNINe SEssIoN-May-l0O tons.
sSc; 100. s47sc: 100. s4s4c.
72Mc. May-2oo. s4s4c.
changed. Milling. 81 i5@l 20: fancy Feed, 81 20
sSc9si 20 "a: cray 81 CalleY iass; Surprise. PRISE
G RS-Remalns dull at the established prices.
Lar Large Yellow; s214@s7i.c. Small Round Yellow.
BRAN~ouofed at siS so@is so p ton for tho
tne Dest and $i5 for outside brands.
MI MIDDLINGS-Quoted at SIS02l p ton
CH OPPED FEkD-e17 60@lo so y ton
,HAY-No further variation. wire-bound HAY
sells $l@2 S ton below the following whole
sale quotations for rope-boupd: Wheat, slO@I4:
Wheat and oat. $loCgl3; Barley, SO 500 / so; Oat
$lO@12: Alfalfa, Sl00lo 50: Clover SlO0ll:
Compressed. 81 laDl3; stock, So 50t6S p ton
STRAW-Quoteda At 471s61571ac "a bale
MlLLSTUFt S-tirnund and Rolled Barley Ia
quotable at Sl6@l7 q ton; Oileake Meal, SS5 a
Wholesale and $37 SO .iobbing; Rye Flour. 31ac
v 10; Rye Meal, SC p 10: Graham Flour, &c; Oat-
meal. 414c y ID Oat 6roats, Sc: Cracked Wheat
sac; Bnc. wheat Flour. e@5lac; Pearl Barley,
SEEDS : yellow Mustard, So 30@2 so y ctl.
Brown Mustard. S2@2 %; Flax. 81 25GGz SO: Do
nestle Canary. -: Imported Canary, 5015Lc q M.
Alfalfs. SA 09c p 10; Timothy, 5C15iec. Rane. >
@2l5c p n: Hemp, &C p 10
DRIED PEAS = Blackeye. 81 6U@i 7s. Mia.
81 h09l SO y ctl; Green, 81 COOL e5; Split Peas
eA@5Ac p 10. Wv
BCCKwHEAT-Quoted at 81 % q ctl
CORN MEAL, ETC.-Table Meal 2L66Ayc q N,
Feed Coru, $20@21: Cracked Corn s20 5uGa2i I'd
p tons Hominy. 4 H. p ~ w
BEANS-The heavy receipts and the absence Of
any inquiry have at last produced their eff ect and
prices are lower all around. Trade is stagnant.
Bayos 81 65@l 10 y ctl; Pea. Sl0Da 10 q cr, = (.
Large & Write, g. 1901 so y ctl: Small " hifs,
81 70@1 80: Pink, 81 4Ut9l SO; Reds. ~ a ctI
Limas, 81: Buffers. 81 1892 q ctl for small and
$2@2 is for large.
POTAToES-Frevious prices are quoted Sweets,
The morning call., 1893-11-24
General Merchandise,
GRAIN RAas-Calnn,t,. nom,naI

GhAlN bA0S-CalcuttaS, nominal
OIL - Linseed has advanced &c. California
Castor Oh. cases. No. 1, Is quotable at 81 20:
Dds 81 10 (msnufaeturers' rates) California Lin
seed OIL. bbls. boiled, sic: raw. 49c; cases. Sc
more. Eastern Linseed OIL in bbls boiled, Sic;
do raw. 4Sc: cases, SC more. Lard OH, bbls
s11ac; cases, e21ac: Cocoa. 5bc; China Nut, 47@1
52c q gal.
fE RoLEUM-Starlight. 1876 q gal; Eocene,
2lc q gal: Astral. &c p gal: 1902 Elaine. 23c q
ga1; Pearl, lSc: water-white refned. bulk, l2c:
Headlight, 1852. cases, 2lc; Mineral Illuminat-
ing. 1000 zoe in cas ses; Standard, 1lOo fire test
iac 2 gallon in cases (caps), l71ac faucets and
l2c in bulk
GASOLINE, ETC.-6So Benzine. bulk 1919 p
gal; cases. lSc; TAO Gasoline. bulk, l3c; cases,
19c; S6o asoline. bulk. 20c; cases. 25e 2 gal.
WHITE LEAD-Quoted at 6@a7c, as to quantity
RED LEAD-QuOted at 7c q 10.
TURPENTIN E-Quoted at 43c gal.
SUGAR-Tbe Western sugar Refining Company
has reduced its prices and quotes as fol-
lows. terms net cash Cube Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 53sc q %: Dry GranuIated.
4szc 2 10; Confectioners A. 4ssc: Magnolia A,
43sc; Extra Q, 4Hc: Golden c. &C: ID, 3s4 i;
Standard A. 41ac: half-barres. same as barrels
and boxes 1ac more.
The morning call., 1893-11-24
THE STOCK MARKET.

strong demand for the south-end stocks caused
quite an advance in these securities yesterday
and some thousands OF shares changed hands
The north lend stocks were less active but well
sustained. Toward noon quite a demand for
Choilar. Norcross and Savage appeared, ana for .
time attention was attracted to these stocks
Nothing was received from the 'front.' but the
Virginia Chronicle contains the following: Oper-
ations iu the Con. Va. are progressing favora bly,
Repairs to the shaft have been completed, and
the shaft is now considered In bette. condition
than any on the lode. Underground workmen are
still engaged cutting out the station on the 1000
The morning call., 1893-11-24
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA. OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM an
j ocean Divlsion-and PACIFIC COAST ESZ
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from
spearstreet wharf, at 10 A NJ. for the above ports
one of their Al iron steamships, viz:
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-Oet 6. 16 26. Nov.
AM . Is, 25.-
COLUMBIA-oct. I. IL. 81. 81. Nov. and Dec.
10. %. 81
Connecting via Portland 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. $l6; steerago So:
round trip, cabin $50.
Ticket ofices-l Montgomery st. and falace
Hotel, New Montgomery s.
Freight ofice-200 California Sc.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Supt Ocean Line
II 10 Market St. San Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-11-24
Oregon PACIFIC R R. co. STEAMER

For Portland, saIem, Albany, Eugene
CTEAMsHIP LINE TO YAoUINA <z,,sa
~ BAY-By this route 235 miles BY 4He
steamer 10 saved over any other route. Steamers
are built Of iron, with water-tlgnt compartments
Will sail from section 4, seawall. foot OF Battery
street. Steamer WILLAMETTE VALLEY will
sail from San Francisco monday. November 81
at 3 A. n. No freight received after O'Clock N
On day o. lng.
Passenger rates to Portland first class Sl4:
second class, $S: Albany. first class, sl2; second
class. 81.
Ticket ONCE 8 Market street.
For fre ght rates apply TO
d. r. VAUGHN, General Agent. section q, seawal
The morning call., 1893-11-24
ROYAL MAN STEAM PACKET co.

= 1EAMEKS LEAVE ASPINwA ALL xo~u
- fortnightly for the West Indies and E3Ek
southampton, calling On route at Cherbourg
france. and Plymouth, TO land passengers
Through Biils Of Lading. In connection with the
Pacific Mail s.s. Co., issued for freight and treas
IRE to direct ports in England and 0ermsny.
Through tickets from San Francisco TO Ply
N outh, Chsrbourg, southampton. First class
SlS6: third class. 9e7 60. For further partieu,
lars apply TO PARROTT CO., Agents
Il 500 Californiass
The morning call., 1893-11-24
New York nIarkefs.

NEW YORK. Nov 23.-Stocks opened at q frac-
tional decline. The general market was dull aud
weak during the day and closed heavy. Final
sales were made at a decline from the closing
figures OF yesterday OF 1s@l% in the active list.
Governments strong. Petroleum nominal; Decem-
Der closed at 741.c bid; no sales.
EXCHANGE MONEY AND BONDS
Money on call easy at l0l5h%: closed at IL.
Prime mercantile paper. 1867. Sterling exchange
steady; sixty-day bills ~ s3N@4 S31a; demand.
50 s5AeD4 S5S4. U. AS registered. Sll2s4 !:
do coupon. sllS1s; 2's registered. $e41a; Paciic
6's, $lO3; Silver, 69kc