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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-05-10
MAY FIGHT A DUEL.
Two Memphis Editors Now at Swords
Points.

MEMPHIS, May 5.-Serious trouble was ex.
pected by many today, to follow the publiCA-
ton made in the appeal pdlaHche this morn
ing in wEich L. w. Carmsck, editor OF the
morning Commercial, was denounced a will
full and malicious liar by Col. w. A. Collier.
the principal owner of the appeal Atdianche,
who published a card above his signature.
In ia e same issue of the appeal raidnche
was en- editorial in which the editor OF the
Commercial was referred to as having raised
the barsinister between himself and all
gentlemen. by permitting himself to be
proclaimed coward and poltroon
on every dead wall and lamp-post in
the city of Memphis over the signature Of q
reputable citizen" This had reference to the
action of Tascar DuBose, the son of Judge
DuBose of the criminal court who had sought
OF Editor Carmack satisfaction for attacks
made upon his father. At noon Col. Collier
went down TO the corner OF Madison aud Main
sts. Shortly afterward Mr.. Carmaok appeared on
the opposite corner. Both we're in full view Of
each other and a crowd gathered. Mr.. Car
mack, however, made demonstration and
finally retreated 10 his Office ana thus the mat
ter stands. There are rumors OF duels but no
notes have passed up TO this hour, so Tar as
known.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-05-10

that the public patronizing the fair shall
not be subjected to any extortlon or unjust
demand and it desires to make it's purpose
in this behalf clearly understood at once
so that the offending parties may be ad-
vertised in advance that it will take, If
necessary, the most summary measures to
guard the public against all forms OF I'M
Just imposition. In view OF the
fact that so much complaint has been
made by the public on account OF the
exorbitant restaurant charges, Buffalo
Bill has come out with an announcement
10 all corners that to relieve the pressure
he will furnish table de hote dinner In
GLIDING everything from soup 10 black
coffee and seat at his great Wild west
show all for the sum OF 81 in American
coin.
As to Sunday Opening.
The Sunday opening question continues
to excite the officials of the worlds lair.
No one appears as yet to be able
to predict Just what the outcome
will be. At the meeting OF the
national commissioners today the
report of the judiciary committee on the
Eiboeck resolution was adopted. BY this
il declared that tue commission could not
refer the SUNDAY CIo5lnR proDLSul ~ In0
local directory.
UNLESS | receive orders to the con-
trary." said Superintendent OF Admissions
Tucker today, Il shall tomorrow night in
struct the Ratemen to 90 home and re-
main there until Monday morning"
President HIginbothsm said this efter-
noon that he had issued no order TO Super
intendent Tucker concerning the Sunday
admissions. He added that he had issued
no orders TO anybody and that while he
could not saw what he would do tomorrow.
he said he did not believe that he would
issue any order or take any steps today.
Bad weather Hurts the Attendance.
Unpropitious skies and chill lake
breezes were the elements which kept the
attendance at the worlds fair down
this morning to q low limit. Those
who did 90 walked about the grounds
armed with umbrellas aud cost-cOllars
turned up to their ears. The music from
the band at the administration building
had no charms for the visitors and none
gathered At the band stands to any APP
preciable extent.
Will Investigate Thomas.
The national commission is determined
to thoroughly investigate the charges
against Director OF Music Thomas in re-
gard to the alleged harp boycott, and if
they prove it to be true it ia probable they
will ask for his resignation.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-05-10
Pdt6ntS and Pensions!
ARE YOU AN INVENTORY
ARE YOU A PENSIONERS

The Bureau established by THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL
medium through which Indiana inventors apply PATENTS for their
operation fully demonstrated that
to be establishment received
applications from parts Indiana Everybody writing for In
concerning promptly
Attorney regularly retained by the Bureau has
the of his Any INVEk
TOR who PATENT his should apply
THE SENTINEL Bureau Washington for information the
preliminary steps necessary be taken He should be careful to send
description of his invention possible
telling to accomplish and naming Improvement
should of
side top end sectional elevations Nicely OF drawing
idea mechanical
we'll for mould otherwise construct
model of your invention send prepaid express The
in small The smaller tho
for most will be returned Upon payment
special search the Patent Office records
existing might interfere with the of
patent to YOU for your written report vor
will successful getting
though our report will this our report unfayosbe
be all further trouble and
SOLDIERS who have applied for PENSION viii do wei to
file their applications THE SENTINEL there to be the
slightest probability will be granted Thousands of sol
drawing pensions Why should not youi Your claim be
than suspect AT rate nothing vented
nothing gained. . .
WIDOWS claims receive careful attention. Applications
INCREASE of PENSION will be prosecuted by our Agency We
cannot however, claims pending before the
Pension Office in which attorney already employed unless
pears has grossly neglected wholly abandoned the
Address
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-05-10
How Repulsive

Is bad breath, and yet how many other
wise attractive, polite and particular peo-
pie aiilct their friends with the foul odor of
their breath. II there was no remedy for
this it might excite our sympathy, but as
there is no need of having foul breath it
is an objectionable breach of good man
ners to Obtrude such .an offence on good
society.
Foul breath arises from disordered di-
gestion which can be corrected by using
sulphur Bitters and the result will be a
pure sweet breath.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-05-10
Deep SNOW in the Rockies.

The snowiall in the Rocky Mountains
along the line OF the Canada Pacific rail-
road during tho past winter has been
thirty-nine feet which Is only ten inches
short of the unprecedented fall during
the winter OF 1855. The depth at present
is given at thirteen feet on the level. and
this lie packed so hard as to bear the weight
OF horse
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-05-10
The world DO Move.

The World DO Move.
Troy Press
II you doubt that the world moves ask
some driver of a furniture van about IT,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-05-10
Had 10 BE L.nrrc.

fstreot 4 Smiths Good News.l
Whstwas the largest steamer
ever launched?"
Class-"The Great Eastern"
Teaoher-"Correct. Can you tell me
about when il was built?"
Boy don't know 'xnctly, but ] saw n
picture OF 1t, with lot of people around
I, an il was in the time o. hoopskirts."
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-05-10
FOUR TRAMPS KILLED
In a Collision on the Dayton & Mich
igan Road.

CIscISsATf. May Ga rearend collision
between two freight trains OH the Dayton &
Michigan road took place early this morning
near Tador. north Of Dayton. -Four uamps
were Instantly killed. They were.
JOHN MCCLAIN, OF sidney, O.
THOMAS J. CALDWELL, Of Arcadia, Fla
JOHN j. GALLAGHER, Of Springfield, o..
PETER SPAII, OF Oxford Furnace, N. j.
John Niles Of Brooklyn. N. Y, lived one
hour after being taken from the wreck. Ed
Green Of Brockton. N. y. had a leg broken.
He and the dead we're taken 20 Dayton. The
train was signalsd but not ia time TO avoid col {.
lisiOn.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-05-10
NO EXTORTION GOES
Restaurants at the Fair
Must Be Reasonable.
All of Them to Formulate a
Schedule of Prices
TO BE SUBMITTED AT ONCE.
Nothing Definitely Settled as to
Sunday Opening.
Resolution Not to Be Referred
to the Local Board,
TO Be SUBMITTED AT ONCE.

As the Committee Refuses to Take the
Same from the Judiciary Committee
Theodore Thomas to Be Investi.
gated Concerning the Music Scan
dal-The Work or Putting the Ex-
hibits in shape Progressing Rap
idly.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-05-10
Volumes of Praise.

Last Thursday TIE INDiANAPoLIs SEN
TINEL issued twenty-page souvenir
edition in honor OF its anniversary. IL
was finely illustrated and bespealSs
volumes OF praise for TIE SENTINEL, the
organ OF Indiana democracv
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-05-10
Carlyle Harris Has Not Broken Down.

SING SING. May 6-"Tsll tho reporters"
said Carlyle Harris to one Of his death watches
yesterday, "to make ID public that have not
broken down. and that l shall 20 TO the death
the district attorney.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-05-10
BIG FIRM ASSIGNS,
Premier Steel Company in
a Receivers Hands
Upon Application Of Presi-
dent G.. w. DePauw.
]. {. M'GETTIGAN SELECTED
The Business OF the Company
Will Go On as Usual.
Assignment Caused by Too
Much Outstanding Paper.
]. {. M'GETTIGAN SELECTED
The Business or the Company
Will Go On as Usual.

Charles w. DePauw as the Indorser
oftho COmpany's Oblig atoms Brings
the Suit-Gold Bearing Bonds Is
sued by the Premier Steel Company
Have Matured-The Receiver Will
Continue the Business Usual
General Manager Coen's Statement.
The morning call., 1893-10-04

X Armsby & Co; wieland Brewing Co; A Me-
Kenzle; Buckingham. Hecht & Co.. Palmer & Rey
Ross Hewlett: willamette Pulp Il Paper Co; K
Wilson; Amer Press Assn: A Sch1ling & Co; The
Italan-Swiss Colony Agency; d N & Walters: s
j Hopkins: Levi Strauss d Co: Christ Koch; Oak
land Iron Works; Main & Winchester; NJ A Lind
sey: Wells. Fargo Co: Armsby d Co; w s
Harrington: Dodge, Sweeney Co; Sanborn, Vail
& Co; Crackwei: q Ludlow; NJ M Stearn;
Cavagnaro; W Dory; Crown Paper Co; Gar
nier. Lancet Co: Hammond; wheewill
Dstilery Co; Bossin d Co: Swift Lumber Co ;
Golden City Chemical Works: Joe Pornining: j
ney q Co: S E Boyd & Co; Fred Lanae; JOS Scott;
Shoobert. Beae & Co; Cal Casket CO.. Robt Har
berson; Amer Union Fish Co: Baker: H
Ray: Geneva Mineral w ater Co; Cal Barrel Co: g
Bowman & Co; Duff & Co; Pelton water-wheel
Co: Samuel Dusenburg; S Lachman q Co; NJ
Monaghan & Co; Washington Mfg Co: Pac Can
Ce: b Kachlins: G sullivan & Co: w Moore.
Per Queen-w b Sumner & Co: Allen q Lewis:
Schilling d Co: C j Leist q Co; A Hornado; j
Townsend: w Price Il Co; Risdon & Greyson: r
A Smith: Bafour. Guthrie & Coz Rothschild q
Co; SeIby Smeitiug and Lead Works: A Den
nett & Co; Baker & Hamilton: Amer Press Assn:
Brigham. Hoppe Co: Kowalsky & Co; Bar
cello; Wells Fargo & Co: Brown Bros Co; Cora
& Lewis; Buckingham Hecht & Co; WEIGH Co:
Geo w Gibbs Co; Osborn & Alexander w Ksl-
Moore. Ferguson & Co: Dairymen's Union: Byron.
Mauzy IL Co: A Paladini; G Camiloni & Co: H H
Miller; Huntington, Hopkins & Co; Ach son; A
Haas Co. j Everding Il Co; w Beck Il Co; w
q Richardson 81 Co: Wieland Brewing Co: Amer
Union Fish Co; Harvey, ot q Co; L Byron; j
Willis: Sdeman & Lachman; Centenniai Mill
Co; Joe SadeIor; l. Kelly: Elkington; Amer
Carbonic Acid Gas Co: Deming Palmer Mill Co.
Keefe Williams, Brown d Co: Amer Tobacco Co;
Foley; G Bennett: Carlson, Courier d Co;
ID Moody: L Bryon; Rosentha Feder Co:
Wakefield Rattan Co; Brown & Co: Castle d
Cook: j Simon: Pac Butchers Supply Co; II B
Havere; Blake. Mofitt 4 rowne: Peckham; F
John; w McCarty Co: Hud deston &c Co;
Hemmer; j L Nelson; L JAMIE & Co: wilman
Bros: Gusmani; w Wright & Co; Jules Levy
Il Bros; Andrews; Reuben Hill; D Samu-
els Thos Watson.
Per North Fork-Standard OIL Co: d Keefe Il Co;
Whittier. Fuller co.. Dunham. CarriRan & Co; g
w Shreve; Kohler Chase: A Nichols & Co: w
Ward Weland Brewing Co; Dutard: Enter
prise Brewery; Thos Deuigan Son q Co; Cox Seed
and Plant Co: Hicks & Co: Del Monte Mill Co; F
Rorbel Il Bros: San Francisco Stock Brewery; D
II Rice: Cbas Nelson
Per Jewel-ErIanger & Galinger: Field & Stone:
Erlanger Steiner; Bender Bros; Pac Butchers
Supply Co.
Eo, Int. Sb;n,,yo ynt~Ufoenre Go. T.,,b d..
The morning call., 1893-10-04
: A SACK SWINDLER.
HiIIiard's Scheme Collapses and He
=: Leaves for Fresno.

james Hillisrd is an enterprisng youth.
Recently he called on Whartinger Ed
scott and sold him fourteen sacks of coal
at % cents a sack, but when Scott ex-
amined. his purchase be found that the
sacks were flied with cobblestones, Jumps
OF asphaltum and other refuse.
His success with the whardnger en-
.~boldened. hun to branch out into business
on a wider scale, and he formed bag
trust on a small scale. he confined his
operations chiefly to the North Beach:
The plan adopted by him was TO call at
houses and secure as many empty SACKS as
possible, promising to return them nlled
with coal at the small charge OF % cents
each. 1t is calculated that he succeeded
in gathering about 5000 sacks, which ne
sold for cents apiece.
People hogan to wonder why the SACKS
of coal never made their appearance, and
finally they began TO hunt for Hilliard.
When he was hard pressed be took his
departure for Fresno lew DAYS ago,
where he will likely resume similar opera
tiOnS.
The morning call., 1893-10-04


ELoUR-Millers report very fair business. Net
cash prices as follows: Family extras, So 66@
rs; Bakers extras So 5003 so; supernne. 81 60
@2 go p Dbl.
WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are quiet at the moment.
but steady at 35s. The chartered wheat fleet in
53.360 tons on the same date last year; disen-
gagged II 800 tons. against l25.00O; on the way to
this port. 234.0Uo tons. against 2Ss,5OO.
wHEAT-October opened quiet and easy yes
terday the prices ruling at the close OF the pre-
ceding wses No. is anotseie s5I4 a. 81 Sss4Sl S %;
ctl; extra choice for milling. 81 0719@1 10 ctL
CALL BOARD SALES.
INroRMAL sEssIoN-1O O'Clock - December =
$500. 81 o5: do. storage paid-lOO, 81 Os.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-Decemb ber-2oO
tons 81 z 100 81 2 MSgzoo taS. Ss Ss5s
Seller 'sS loo. 81 O47s. December-20oo, 81 ss.
BAhLEY-Futurss opened lower. but rallied;
671ac choice bright do, 6sszc: dark Coast. 621a
Q63s1c: Brewing. 75@S6c: Cheyalter. 81 log
/ 10 for standard and 75G9oc y cti tor lower
grade.
CALL BOARD SALES
4 INFORMAL sEssroN-l0 o'clock-No sales.
I REGULAR MORNING sEssIoN-Deeember-2
| ons 727sc: 800, 73c; 200, 731sc: 800, 7314c
| AFTERNOON sEssIoN-No sales.
| OAfs-oferings are large. but the d demand Ia fair
nn ncg grtsss Fssd 81 % 70 ot good good to choice
u 1901 10: common 10 fair. S6c@Sl % Red, 95c
ssl %; Black. e0c@sl 80; Gray, 81 O6@l 10;
|
| CORN-Steady with rather more inquiry. Large
l-Ilow. 9bc; Small Round Yellow. csc; White 81
fG]5c p crL
aYE-Has a wider range and is quiet at $50
lss!Lac p cIl.
II sRAN-Arrivsls are heavier, but the market is
eeady at SIT 50GlS SO p ton for the best and 81 z
| ff outside brands.
MDDLIN NGs-tirm at s20@2s p ton.
| E HOPED FEED-Sl7 5O0ls 50 p ton.
| kHAf-Recepts continue reasonable and the
| nirket is steady. Wire-bound hay sells &l@t2 be-
Ics quotations. Wheat, So 5O@l2 so: Wheat and
| o. sedRll 30 p Ton: Barley, 81 5009 80: Oat,
SalO; Alfalfa, ss@l0; Clover. $500 so; Com.
| Pressed. SStGl1; Stock. $6t47 p ton.
| tSrRAw-Quoted at 359421acS p bale
| sAiILSTUFFS - Prices remain undfsturbed.
| Gpound ana Rolled BARLEY Is quotable at $16 SO
| @li q ton; Oilcake Meal, 1872 so p ton whole.
| sale and S3E p ton jobbing; Rye Flour. 31ac
| %A; Rye Meal, &c q 10: Graham Flour &c: 0af-
| nieal 4iAc y 10; Oat Groats. sc; Cracked Wheat.
| SHE; Buckwheat Flour. e@51ac; Pearl Barley.
| sFfsDs-Mustards continue literally offered and
| dur tnere being no Eastern orders Yellow
| Mussrd is quotabe at 81 35@2 30 y ctl:
| Brown Mustard, s2G2 %; Flax ~ 2b@2 80 p
| ctls Domestic Canary. Imported Canary. 5@
SIDE; AIfaIfs. Sc: Timothy. b@51ac; Rape. 2021Ac
DRIED PEAs-NominsI; Split Peas. blt0bs4c
| m
| BlCKwHEAT-Sominal at ST IS p ctI.
! CSKNMEAL ETC.-Table Meal 2s4@3Lac .
| u; Iced Corn S22@23: Cracked Corn. $23@24 y
| ton; Hominy, 41aGS4slc p n.
| BEASS-Quorations remain undisturbed, pu'
The morning call., 1893-10-04
WENDELL nAsros. q. W. rn1sK. GEO. rAsros.
ELEGANT IMPROVED PROPERTY.


Northeast corner of Oak and Buchanan sts.-Al
east corner Oak and Buchanan. with elegant 3
story residence of l3 rooms and bath, with mod
ST., residences of rooms, bath. etc. large lot. 3sz
7O:6xS7; also 2-story residence of rooms anc
bath. No: b04 Buchanan ST., LOT 1882 or entire
property. lot being 80 6xS7 feet; Omnibus. Rayes
and Haight-st. cables
CASTRO HEIGHTS RESIDENCE.
East line (No. $3.50 OF Castro ST., 1855 feet 8. OF
Hil-2.story bay-window residence OF room.
and bath; mantels; brick foundation: cement
stone walk; street macadamized and severed
nne view; Castro-sr. cable lot 20xS0.
CASTRO HEIGHTS COTTAGE
N. line Of 22d ST., 1898 feet W. of Eureka
tel: concrete foundation; patent-stone sidewalk
Castro-st. cable; lot 25xl10.
TRUSTEES SALE.
Tulare County, 1887 s-1oO acres, together will
appurtenances.
Tulare County. $50 acres. together with appur
tenances.
stanislaus County, 1850 acres. together witt
appurtenances.
Stanislaus County, 176 $40 acres. together witt
San Luis obispo County, 664 acres. together
with appurtenances
GOLDEN GATE PARK LOT.
w. line OF Cole ST.. Is feet s: of Frederick; thi'
isa very desirable lot for a home; near Colder
Gate Park; street severed and macadamized
Haight-st. cable and Metropolitan electric road:
25xl00.
CASTRO HEIGHTS COTTAGE.
n line (No. 1850 of Duncan ST., 124 feet E. Of
Church; cottage containing rooms and bath
large yard, stable and chicken-house; Castro-St
cable and electric road; lot 241l14
MISSION - CENTRAL RESIDENCE - PROP
ERTY.
w. line (No. llO) Of Langton st., 1875 8. of Fol.
som. bet 7th and 9Th. Folsom and Harrison;
rooms In tenements; rent $22 so; Folsom-st. carl
and electric road: lot 25xS0.
CASTRO HEIGHTS COTTAGE.
E. line OF Diamond ST.. l65 fest 8. of 18th; coy
cottage of rooms and bath and good stable
large yard: near 1sth-st electric road; rent $50
large lot, 28x125.
0LK-STREET LOTS.
Sc. cor. of Polk and Lombard SITS; handsome
business and residence lots fine view; examine
these elegant lots; lots 80 and 251f1 :1O1a.
HOLLY PARK COTTAGE.
Sw. cor. (No 5S) OF Richland and South aves
Cottage containing rooms. bath. outhouses
ETC.: Mission.st road now being changed into
electric; lot 50x50
MISSION LARGE RESIDENCE LOT.
E. line OF San Jose ave-, about $50 feet s. of 3oth
st.-Handsome building lot; Mission-st. cars and
electric road; large lot. 37xl051ll3.
RICHMOND RESIDENCE LOTS.
Sc cor. of Sd ave. and Deeth st.. short distance
from Point Lobos aye.-S handsome residence lots
good size: n block from p. & O. road, and short
walk from Geary-st. CABLE lots 251S7 IL to 100
feet
HOME LOTS FOR POOR MEN.
Sc. cor of Old Hickory and Schuyler sts.-Gift
Map No. 2. near Rolly Park and the San Bruno
road; Omnibus cars via San Bruno road: lot 25
I70.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO BUILDING LOTS.
N. line Parnassus ave., 265 feet NE. from Sus-
quehana or st.-Being lots No. %. 29, 80 and 81.
block 1853; Railroad ave and convenient to 10Th
ave. cars; 4 lots, 26 :6xS9 to 1870 feet.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE IL CO.,
No. 638 Market street. San Francisco, Cal.
oc 6S @ 10
The morning call., 1893-10-04
RAILROAD SHARES.

GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE
Wheat-0ctober. 7l1ae.
Flour-Steady.
Hops-Dull.
Wool Quiet; domestic fleece 2O@2sc: pulled,
lS@25e p 10.
Cofee-Options are steady and unchanged to
10 points decline Sales IL. 500 bags: October
SIG SO@16 80: November. Sl6 30@l6 AS; De-
cember. $40 so9l g. Spot Rio easier; No. 7. lS14c.
Sugar-Raw, steady; centrifugal, spot. 30 test
3Tsc.
Copper-Firmer; Lake. SO 10.
Lead-Easy: Domestic, SO SO.
TIn-Easier: Straits $2l
Spelter-Quiet: Domestic So rs
The morning call., 1893-10-04
MARKET REPORTS.
MONDAY EvENrNe. Oct .

MONDAY EVENING, Oct 3
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETz
Coffee active ana firm.
Grain Bags nominal.
Canned Fruits and Vegetables firm
Flour IN fair request
Wheat and Barley quiet.
Oats In liberia receipt.
JobbIng demand for Corn.
Rye dulI
Larger receipts OF Bran.
Middlilgs firm.
Mustard Seed neglected.
Hay steady.
Beans unchanged.
Potatoes cheap. Onions steady
Butter and Eggs higher. Cheese unchanged.
Honey inactive.
Foultry market overstocked.
Game opens plentiful and dull
reaches, Plums and Melons doing better.
Dried Peaches. Prunes and Plums weak.
Raisins and Nuts quiet
Bacon advanced.
Hides and Tallow quiet
Hops weaker.
Wool improving.
Mutton and Lamb off,
Silver weaker.
Sterling Exchange lower
The morning call., 1893-10-04
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM Aza
j ocean DivIsion-and PACIFIC COAST Als3Eay
Spearstrest wharf, at 10 A. NJ. for the above ports
one of their Al iron steamships. viz:
Oct. 6, 16, 26.
COLUMBIA-Aug. 81, Sept. and Oct. /. II. 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 Yellowstone
Park and ali points east and south and TO Europa
Fare to Portand-Cabin $l6; steerage. 81:
Ticket oficesNi Montgomery st. and Palace
Horel, New Montgomery SC.
Freight ofice-20O California sc.
GOODALI PERKINS 4 CO., Supt Ocean Line
tt 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-10-04
ROYAL mail STEAM PACKET co.

.,TEAMERs LEAVE ASPINWA ALL xnrn
- fortnightly for the West Indies and
Southampton, calling en- route 1t Cherbourg.
France and Plymouth, to land passengers.
Through Bills Of Ladng. In connection with tho
Pacific Mail S.S. Co, issued for freight and treas
uIe to direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Franeisoo TO fiy-
m outh. Cherbourg, Southampton. First class.
$l96: third class, es7 50. For further particur
lars apply to PARR0TT g. GO; Agon.s.
The morning call., 1893-10-04
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP GO.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN >
~ Francisco for ports In Alaska A. N. XNRME
August Is. %, Sept. II. 81, Oct. IL. n.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
August 1S. and every NTH dsy thereafter.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, W Wednesoays. 9 A. N
For Newport. Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and nth day, An
For San Diego. stopping only at Port Hartford.
Santa Barbara. Port Los Angeles (Sauta Monica).
Redondo Los Angeles) and Newport every
fourth and fifth day, at IL An.
For ports in Mexico 25th Of each month.
Ticket Onice-Palace Hotel. New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL PERKINS & CO., General Agents
1tf 10 Market st, San Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-10-04
OREGON PACIFIC R. R. co. STEAMER

FOr FOrtIAhu, Salem, AIDanys Eugene
CTEAMsH1P LINE 70 yAoUINA ga.
y BAY-By this route 235 miles by laSE
steamer 10 saved over any other route. Steamers
are built Of iron, with water-tlgnt compartments.
VIII sail from section 4. seawali. foot OF Battery
street. Steamer WILLAMETTE VALLEY will
sail from San Francisco saturday, october 7th,
at A. n No freight received after O'Clock A. M.
On dav o. sailing.
Passenger rates to Portland first class, $14:
second class. %: Albany. first class, $l2; second
GLASS; 81 For freight rates apply to ID. r.
VAUGHN, General Agent. section 4. seawalI. 90 tt
The morning call., 1893-10-04
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Oct 3.-Dulness was the feature
on the Stock Exchange to-day from the opening to
the close. 1t was halting market and irregular
and up to noon was heavy light volume OF
speculation was frmer and gradual improyement
set in the best prices of the day being made in
late trading, ana the market closed strong at or
near tne hlghest ngure made. Governments
hrmer Petrolenm strong and fairly active; No.
EXCHANGE, MONEY AND BONDS
Money on call was easy ana closed at 2%
Prime paper. 7@10%. Sterling exchange duff:
sixty.day bills, - s3@4 1914; demand. 81 IS
O. Sot4. u As regular, Sl1O14: do coupon
Si!O; US regular, $eS; Pacific 6's SlO2; Silver
The morning call., 1893-10-04
San Franc,.co Meat Market.

All kinds are about As before quoted, though
Mutton and Lamb are q fraction of. The market
IL well supplied all around. Wholesale rates from
slauahtrrsrs as follows:
ity. 4llc; third do. 31a(04c p 10.
vEAL-Large. 516c p rb; small Calves, 6@7c;
Dairy Calves 9G9c p fD.
MUTToN-wethers 50611c; Ewes 41a06c
p 10.
LAMB-7t071sc p m.
PoRK-Lire Hogs b1s@6ssc p ID for heavy and