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The Indianapolis journal., 1893-01-16
Crime of n Law Young Man

CHESTER. Pa, Jan. IA tragedy was
enacted here this afternoon which will re-
suit In the loss of two lives. and in all
probability the conviction OF Thomas
Rodgers ss n double parricide. Rodgers is
a youth of twenty-four years, and the
victims are his father. Thomas Rodgers,
sixty years old: his mother. Martha Anna
Rodgers. of about the same age, and his
married sister. Mrs. William Kildey.
Thomas sat back of the stove in the
kitchen of his parents home just after din
ner this afternoon, when his father repri-
manded him for his laziness. declaring he
must go TO work. Thomas answered. You
can't put me ont.n and. going upstairs. Sc
cured his brother-in-laws revolver. The
wife and daughter attempted 10 save Mr..
Rod gers. hut the young man pushed them
aside and deliberately fired two bullets
into his father at short range. The first
shot entered the thigh and the second
lodged in the heart. while the powder
scorched the old mans clothing. After
his father had fallen to the
floor young Rodgers kicked him in
the face. The mother attem pied to
The morning call., 1893-05-17
Produce Market.

FLOUR-An advance Is maintained withont air.
fcuty, but business Is not brisk. Net cash nrices
are as follows: Family extras, 50 lO04 %. Rak
ers' extras, saga 20; superfne So 9Od3 30 a bbI
WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are dun and uucbanped
at 2cs as nominal quotation for iron vessels usna
options. The chartered wheat fleet in port has a
registered tonnage of 1900, against 10 On0
so 900 tons. against J 72 600: on the way 10 This
port 23O,00O tons, against 22S,0
WHEAT-Is weaker, both as to futur and
actual grain. Holders still ofsh about letting
90, hence trade is quiet. No. l is auotable AZ
81 2S34@l 10 q ctl; choice, 81 3iI; lower
grades, 81 35Gl 21l2; extra choice for milling,
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-10 O'clock ber-1 M
tons, 81 Al; 100. 81 4o12; 100. 81 4O4s: 400,
81 4UI4.
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoN-pecembcr-o
tons. 81 40Ia: 100, 81 405s; 100, 81 4U7s; 200.
81 Al; 400, 81 4l3s; 200 81 4ll4. Seller 's3,
new-l00 tons, 81 35.
AFTERNOON SESSION = December - 2UD tons
81 4l12: 800. 81 4lN; 1900. 81 az.
BARLEI-Not much changed Trade Is nothing
extra, No. Feed sSs4 @s5c; choice bright Dc.
S6M@S71ac; dark Coast, S0C9S21sc; Brewing
90c@sl O21a q cti: Chevaller. nominal.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-l0 o'ciock-December-
200 tons. sec; 800. 955sc. 400, 95la: 3O0 9534
REGULAR MoRNINe sEssIoN- -Decenber-2O0
800. 97c. May-400, 90c. Seller '93, new-iUO'
9l1sc; 800. sl1ac 100. 9lMc. Brewing, oc-
AFTERNOON SESSION December - ION ,pe
9o65sc; 200, 97c; 800. 97I4c: 400. 97Iac Seller
,hS, new-AOu 92c: 90. 81 a6c; 100, 923sc; luO,
s2l2c; May-lOO 30c; 100. 9034c.
OATS-Stocks small, the crop fs aeypral
mouths of. the demand 10 good and the NJ ark ct is
very stin at the advance. White are sliing at
81 oft2tgl 40 Tor common to fair and 81 brGll rs
ior gooa 10 choice Vi 7u@l 10 for fancy Yeed AID
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small and not unanimous. In 'he hrSs
meeting the test vote stood u to Il in fat Hr
of acting at all. and after many had left
the meeting, II to on the adoption of
resolutions. which were afterward recon-
mitted and reported back yesterday. The
vote then taken stood ii to and the reso-
lutions were adopted. Bat it should be
mentioned that there are more than hun
drcd classical alumni, and that while,
doubtless, many that would have sup
ported the resolutions were not present,
because kept away by distance or business,
many others stayed away because they
could not approve of any action that might
seem to reflect on The doings of president
and regents. and yet were reluctant to
appear 10 oppose their old professor.
I'm view ofi this. an Endorsement by
resolution on fourteen, or even twenty
one, affirmative votes is little indication OF
the general opinion of the university
alumni or even of the classical alumni"
The morning call., 1893-05-17
NOE VALLEYS LIGHTS.
The Committee Discretely Draws In
Its Horns

The Committee Discretely Draws In
Its Horns.
The Committee on Lights has 1appar-
emily taken warning by the united action
Of the Noe Valleyites. and will not at
tempt to recoup its ebbing fund by shut
ting down the electric lights in the valley.
With great naivete the committee now
denies that it ever meant to do such a
thing.
Christian Reis, the chairman of the Com
mittee on Street Lights. says the people of
Noe Valley are disturbing themselves un-
necessarily. The Supervisors have not
advised the removal of their electric
s'We have not even discussed the matter,
80 far as l know" said Mr.. Reis yesteI
day.
"There Is only one thing / can think of
that would start the rumor that has caused
so much excitement. Two weeks ago we
ordered the removal of the last OF the high
masts.
"But in it's place we have had eight 1000
candle power lights erected.
There we're originally q OF these high
mas;s in the city. Eight of them were In
Noe Valley. Each consisted of four 1000
candle-power lights. They did not light
snfiicient district, SO we had them removed.
Each one was replaced by eight single
lights of 2000 candle-power.
I'VE are not going to reduce the number
Of lights in Noe Valley or any other part
OF the city. There WAS reason to place
them three years ago. There is more me-
cessity for them now than then. because
the suburbs of the city have been con-
stantly growing"
There has been slight deficit In the
fund for street lights this year. Ordin-
arllY the lights are not LIZ on three nights
during the month-tne night of the full
tnqoh, the nlght previous and the night
Ais!lexing
BY an agreement with the Electric
Light Company and the gas company the
lights are to be nut for four additional
nights IN April, May and June. By this
action the board Will so reduce the bill
Ior lights as to be able to meet all de-
mands.
Ihis Is the only method OF recouplng to
pe resorted to. as far as is acknowledged
by the committee at present
The morning call., 1893-05-17
General Merchandise.

BA6S-The market is dull ard quotations are
more or less nominal Calcuttas June and j uly 6
961sc Wool Bags. 30 2@J2c.
CANNED FRUITS-Sale OF 5000 cases standard
new crop Apricots at 81 80. Prices for last years
goods are more or less nominal. trade being quIet
ADrlcots, ~ 35gl so q doz: Peaches, 81 60@l sc: :
Pears III 60@l 65; White Cherries, S26D2 % :
Black Cherries, 81 1901 80: Plums. ST. 25dl as.
CANNED observation-disclosures s7Isc@
81 for spot stock ana Src for new crop future de
livery; Peas soc@Si II y dozen spot and sOc@Sl
future.
COFFEE Is less panieky and in quiet movement
at the following quotations: 2Os4 4@2ll. for good
TO prime Costa iica, free from black beans: 1887 a
201ac for good Costa Rica mixed with black beans.
lsls@l9l2c for fair Costa Rica; l6I.QlSc n 10
Tor common to ordinary Costa Rica; lsl9M2Uihc
Tor good to prime washed salvador: lSssdl Si5c
Tor good unwashed Salvador and Nicaragua; 2iIS
o!2c Tor prime washed Guatemala. 2Oi.@2 ic
y 10 Tor good to strictly good washed Guatemala:
lg@2Oe q 10 FOR fair washed 6uateinaia; I7sk0
l9c d 10 Tor medium washed Euatema'a: isM
TIES q 10 for ordinary Guatemala; lt@i6c . II
Tor very inferior to common Guatemals; y "a
22lse O. n for good to prime washed Peaberry.
2o@2olac . lb for good TO prime unwashed Pea
berry. -
CoAL-No further change Prices are steady as
The morning call., 1893-05-17
HAIL TO THE CHIEF!
Clan MacLean Will Gather in Force
i'm Chicago.

Clan MacLean Will Gather in Force
in Chicago.
The many MacLeaus in San Francisco
and the thousands of friends of that great
Scottish clan will be interested In hearing
that there will be a great gathering OF the
MacLeans at Chicago next month.
According TO the invitation this will be a
unique occasion. The invitation reads:
HAII. TO THE CHIEF!
The fiery cross has not been sent over the
mountains or hills OF Null, InCrveTn, Coll,
TREE or lSlay summOnipg the MacLeahS 10 re-
spoud 10 the call OF their Chief since lf45, nor
has their slogan-BaS ma Beatha-been heai d.
The pialded warriors OF MacLean sleep In their
Island graves.
BY these presents all the MacLeans. and
those related bv direct descent or married INTO
the clan, especially those residing In The Unit
States and Canada, are summoned 10 assemble
In the city OF Chicago during the week com
meUcing June -. 1898, 10 welcome the hered-
tary chief of the ancient ana great olan Mac
Lean, Colonel Sir Fitzroy Donald MacLean,
Bart, who has positively promised 10 be PIES
enf. and will leave Liverpool on the steamship
Majestic Wednesday. May 81, and VIII be til
guest of The MacLeans Of Moth America at Tie
Worlds Columbian Exposition.
Then follow the natTes Of other notables
to be present, with some outline OF the
'gey guild time" to lie expected.
The committee suggest that all ladies
and gentlemen should wear MacLean tar
tan and direct them how to procure it.
The invitation urges: Let us help to
make this a great occasion. Remember.
this is the only instance OF Highland
chief having been invited to this country
by his clansmen. Let US unite TO renew
the ancient ties Of clauship."
The corresponding secretary is J. 2.
MacLean, Morrison. ILL.,
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MARKET REPORTS.
TUESDAY EVENING, May 6.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKEra


Flour firm.
Silver lower.
Wheat easier.
Wheat Freights slow.
Barley futures frmer.
Oats continue to rise.
Heavy arrivals of Corn.
Rye steadily held
Advance in Hay.
Mustard Seed weak.
Dried Peas nominal.
Beans inactive.
Good Potatoes firm.
Red Onions In good supply.
Butter dull Cheese and Eggs weak.
Hens doing better. Game nominal
Honey quiet
Cherries steady. Strawberries weak.
Apples and Pears dull
Citrus FIuts quiet.
Dried Fruits, Nuts and RaisIns neglected.
California LarI higher.
Bacon and Hams firm.
Hops neglected ana nominal.
Talow less dun.
Wool weak and neglected.
Hogs higher. Mutton weaker. Beer steady.
Grain Bags nominal.
Future sales Of Canned Vegetables.
Sale OF future Canned Apr!cots.
Coffee IN moderate equesI.
Goa. steady
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Society Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Michalitschke will give
areception this afternoon and evening at
their residence. 2lo2 California street, 10
celebrate the betrothal of their daughter,
Miss Josie Michalitschke ard E. F. Gut
schaw.
The floral show at the Mechanics Pa
Vilion will open this evening.
Miss Rose Block. the talenlad young so.
pTana. = IL give a concert thls evening In
MeiEe 1olilan Hall. Nathan Land berger
fad artists viii assist Ii.r.
Mrs. Joseph RoeelA ps& give 8
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re ,ital in the Hotel St, Nicholas this even
ing at o'clock.
The Western Addition Literary and
Social Club will give its regular monthly
entertainment this evening In Odd Fell
lows Hall
The Women's Auxiliary will give q din
ner in the Second Unitarian Church from
3: 80 until 7:30 o'clock this evening.
Young Ladies' In stitute No. will give
an entertainment and dance in Union
square Hall this evening.
Professor and Mrs. Anderson will give
musicale this evening in Hopkins Acad-
emy Oakland
The morning call., 1893-05-17
Chicago Cattle Market

CHICAGO May I6.-Usttle - Receipts. 1000
active and steady with top steer at s5 5U@6; fair
to good 81 1905 25; others. 81 25@I SO; Texans.
81 S5G4 40.
Hogs-Receipts. 10000; active at lOc higher.
Mixed ana packers. 81 400 So; prime heavy and
butchers weights, 81 GGtg7 70; prime light AZ 50
@7 55. s"'' - Nv
Sbeep-Receipts, 0 OoO; active and firm. Gin.
ped stockers, 81 1898 60: clipped Texans 81 40.
clipped natives aud Westerns, 81 9OG5 So;
shoulders : 80 l2N 99 37J.. Shorts. clear
$40 2al9lO so. Short Rihs-steady and higher.
May, $40 10; July. $40 271s. Pork-higher: Nav
gu bU: July. SO 80. Lard-strong ana higher:
May SO SO: July, $40 80. Unsmoked Hams
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AUCTION SALES.
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EXTRAORDINARY SALE
RICH AND IMPORTED FURNITURE.

RICH AND IMPORTED FURNITURE.
NJ. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER.
WILL SELL THIS DAY.
AT II o'clock a. NJ, at the residence
1912 GFARY STREET, NEAR FRANKLIN.
All of the Magnificent Parlo or Upholstery,
Grand Rosewood Piano;
Most Extraordinary and Elegant Parior Etageres.
with Marqu@ere Inlaid Center TAbles TO match;
Most Elegant White and Gold Mantel Mirrer
with handsome French Colored Engraylngs of III Q
latest designs to match: Grand onyx Clock Set,
with Bisqne and other Ornaments to match; Fins
Wilton and Body BRUSSELS Carpets Rich ODD
Divaps aud Easy Chairs. in satin and other fine
covers; Very Magnificent Dwarf bookcase, with
Writing Desk combined. cost s125; Large and
Mass We Sideb0ard with Pedestal Extension
Table to match; Handsome Maroon Leather Dln-
1ng-room set: One very Elegant and Massive I'M
ported BEDROOM set In French Laurel Walnut. cost
$500; Very Handsome Singer Sewing Machine :;
Large Walnut Frame Mautel Mirror; Fine White
Hair Mattresses Down Feather Pillows and other
bedding; Reclining Lounges and Easy Chairs;
Walnut ana Oak Bedroom Sets; ChifonlerS
Wardrobes. and Folding Beds; Handsome Hand
carved Walnut Hall St9nd; Wilton Hall and stair
Carpets; Fine Portieres, Draperes. Curtains. etc.
my16 2t NJ. j. SIMMONS Aucti0neer.
The morning call., 1893-05-17
English Wheat nInrset.

LIVERPOOL, May 16-The spot market is lower
at IS Id. Cargoes are weak at 3Us Cd for of
coast, SIS Cd FOR Just shipped and 3Os 90 for near
ly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. . Red Winter: Nav
5s 912d; June, SIS l0i2d; July. 5s Il34d: August
6s "a Il: September. 6s i2d; OCTOBER, Is 21ad;
November. 6s ed
SECURITIES.
LONDON. May l6. - ConsoIs 9SI4; Silver,
375sd: Kentes, 96f s21ac; bullion into Bank OF
England. G35 go.
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CHICAGO. May 16.-The Earl Fruit Company
realized the following prices for California fruit
sold to-day Solnd Cherries, So bO63. fancy
Navel Oranges SO 1908 80; Seedlings So s09
z 80; St Michaeis, 81 so; Malta Bloods q All
Oranges require repacKing v w.
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The BuunelI Trouble.

With regard TO the matter of the action
Of the classical alumni, on the request by
the regents for Professor Bunnell's resig-
nation, Charles S. Greene said yesterday /:
'.The meetings held /, have both been
The morning call., 1893-05-17
THE STOCK MARKET.

Inc market was weak yesterday morning. Con-
siderable stocl said to have been held by the de-
funct Bank OF Santa Clara was thrown on the ma T.
ket by the brokers to protect themselves the sales
on this account reaching many thousands OF
shares.
The northend stocks were the greatest sufferers
and prices were put very low. POtos however,
failed to get IL as badly the balance OF the list
and many thousands OF shares changed hands dur
Ing the uiy The racine Board brokers' were quite
lNe'y sellers, aud the lies of kraus, through
Gauthier 4 Walls, amounted to several Thousand
shares- As the day advanced tile signs OF panic
stocks al market rates. No news OF any impor-
tance was received during the day. and the mar
ket Is now in such peculiar position that any
little Improvement any where along the line would
have q very Leueicial effect
On The early call. 0phir sold down to 81 80,
Mexican 81 20 Curry soc, best & Belcher 81 10,
Sierra = ey lda 9Jc, Union SOC, and Con. Cal. X
Va. 81 95 TO sales OF 100 shares. Potosi was
quite strong at 50 55. Chollar broke to CSC under
sales OF 1900 shares Norcross sold at 75c, 81. age
SOC, Beicher S5r. Crown Point 75c, ana jacket
prices were a shade lower in few instances, and
sales OF Potosi we're made down as low s. 40
under sales OF 1900 shares. anG the market had a
very heavy appearance at the noon receSs.
On the p NJ call of the Pacific Board. Hirsch-
field was act We buyer. ON the . 30 p NJ. call
OF the big board. Marks, fpStein and Stauf were
active buyers OF all the leading stocks at advanced
prices, ana much healthier tone was impaired
TO the market. 4 further advance was to be seen
after the call, and the MARKET closed strong aud
active.
The assessment on Bullion is delinquent In
Office to-day.
II. NJ. Yerington. the mining and railroad
operator. is In the city.
Silver made quite a drop Yesterday and sold
down 10 S2tsc IN New YORK and 3-5sd in London.
The delinquent assessment sale OF the Con. I'M
perial takes place to-day.
The assessments on Gu 0llar and North Belle Isle
are delinquent ia the board tomorrow.
The morning call., 1893-05-17

rule Wellington IS quotable at SS 2 ton; New
Wellington, So; Southfeld Wellington, 81 50i
Cedar River. S6 90: Seattle, So so; New SEATTLE,
So SO; Coos Bay, So; wallsend. So so for aver
age, and 81 SO Tor clean; Scotch, IS; Bfymbo, SO;
Greta, clean, IS; Cumberland. SIS so In bulk and
SO SO in SACKS; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg,
Sl1 5OGl2: Welsh Anthracite Egg, 80; Camel,
SO; Rock springs, SO 50G9; Pleasant Valley and
IrovO. SIS 5Odv eI-caTs
FISH-racifc Goldfish is quoted TO iob0ers as
follows: Selected. 51ae; Mddles. 70Se; Sea-
bright Bricks 712gsc; Blocks, 7@sc; Boneless or
Strips. 6lac; bundies. &c z 10. No. Mackerel.
$1Gl3 in haifbbs and i 756p2 in kits; No ., 81 0
IN bbls aud 81 50@l rs in kits Mess Mackerel, SO
. kit; Eastern Smoked Herring, 35c; Dutch DO,
81 50Gl 10 II keg: WhitefSh, $40 in half-bbls
aud S2@2 % N kits; Tongues and Sounds, 81 10
az
QUICKSiLYER-Quote at $40 5O@t3 4 flask
NAlLS-Base prices 81 for iron or steel aud
50 80 for wire.
SuGAR-Ihe Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, P0wdeled
and Fine Crushed all 634c 7s n; Dry Granulatd
61Sc q n; COnfectiOners' A. &c p 10: Magnolia,
51sc: Extra c, 53sc; Goden e. 61sc; ID, acc;
Standard A. 57sc; half bbis, lsc more than bGls,
and boxes J., c more
The morning call., 1893-05-17
Ne,y YnrI1 AInrI.nIs

NEW York. May 16-The stock market was er-
tremeIy erratic in course early in the day ana as
rule lower prices were touched. but the declines
were less Important than OF late. Fresh business
troubles this side and he failure OF the City of
Melbourne Bank in Australia were used to depress
the list but the bears ialed to dislodge any con-
siderable amount of long stock. and promp: rallies
occurred after each attack. The fact that no
troubles were developed on the Stock Exchange
here inspired the bears with courage and they
gave the market much better support. The ship
ment of gold by to-morrow's steamers will be
smaller than expected. During the afternoon
there was good buying right through this list and
prices made "A steady advance. The belief that the
Affairs OF National Cordage are IA better shape
than had been looked for In view OF the rumOrs
recently circulated, and that the Distiliing aud
Cattlr-ieeding Com auy viii succeed In getting
out OF its troubles, helped along the upward move
ment. National Cordage preferred on small
transactions, jumped II points 10 81, preferred
TO 1854, and sugar from S01a 10 S434. The mar
ket closed finn. at prices within fraction of the
highest attained. Governments steady. Petro-
leuin duli aud neglected at 5Sc bid.
NEW YORK, May l6.-UnIted States Bonds as
113; do 2's 70; Northern Pacific. IA: Cana
dian Pacific, 76; Central Pacific. 1914: Union
Pacific, 3U3S; AtchiSon and Santa te 35IS;
Mels-Fargo, l4O: Western Union. S4Ss; Silver,
S2l4: Sterling, 81 S6@9i 80.
Wheat - May, 7Sc Flour, steady. Coffee
sl5 10 sugar, 81. @4c. Hops-PRcidc Coast,
Tin-spot, $40 80. Lead-Domestie, So 30. Iron.
SIG Petroleum. 5Sc
TInvu mi
The morning call., 1893-05-17
AUCTION SALES.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

I)fhi,SQgENT as,SSQ @ SALE NOTICE coNsoLr.
OF principal place Of business San Franci.cn
0Si2rnia; location Of works, Gold HiIi. Neyada'
, mere are delinquent upon the follow
Lns ueseIloed STOCK, on account OF assessmanr
g. o. so levied on the 20th day OF March, isgg
Lhe several amounts set opposite the names OF lie
respective shareholders, as follows: "a sNs
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES,

nELlNQUENT SALE NOTICE. CONSOLE
~ dated wyoming Gold Mining Company. Lo-
cation OF principal place of business, San Fran
cisco. CAL; location of works. Nevada County, cal
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow.
Ing described stock. on account OF assessment
no. p levied on the 9th day of April, 1893 the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
spective shareholders, as follows:
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MORNING SESSION.
Board-s5 Cal Electric Light. 223z
Street-50 hutchinson ) Z Co. S$4 SO do S5s.
AFTERNOON session..
Board-50 Atlantic Dynamite. 46; 100 Cal Elec-
trie Light. 227s; 100 Hutchinson P Co, 8: SO do,
SIS; 70 5 Water. 9S; $1,000 AZ Bonds,
The morning call., 1893-05-17

CHIcAso, May l6.-In wheat there was mod
crate trade. The narEet opened unchanged to
14c higher, declined 2sc on weaker cables and the
uncertain financial outlook advanced lc onrcoyer-
ings by the shorts and for Investments and closed
hrln at 5sc higher that yesterday. Receipts 10
900 bushels; shipments. 1000 bushels Rive bOc
Barley, &c Wheat - Cash, 1870. Corn, 43c
The morning call., 1893-05-17
WlnI MarLrnk
California Emit sales

NEW YORK, May l2.-wool firm and quiet: Do
mestice Fleece, 27@J2c; Pulled 2e0137c; Texas.
17@D2lc q 10. ~ -N~A'i
The morning call., 1893-05-17

THE WE-KsY GALL contains dsl
snd corAplets stories. naIscel.
laneous articles by ths best
writer's special articles by
home authors. the news of ths
coast news OF theworld
ar serves 70 pmake
My ienkhal, fres
" year
The morning call., 1893-05-17

And In accordance with law, and al oDdSr ~ uiu
the board of directors, made on chef20th day
March, 1885, so many shares Of feAch parcel OF sue
atock MS may he necessary VIII be sod at puOitt
auction at the Office Of tne comps NY. room 3b
third door Mills buile cor. Bush and Mont.
romery sts. san Fr Actsso.Cal. on WEDNESDAY
4ee I7th day OF May. 1858, nj tue hourl o !
,.lcck . Il, of said day, TO pay said delif{ur of
- essnent thereon. together win costs or =
/, Using aud expenses OF sale
G. l.. McCOY. Secrets "
a. ce-Room 81. Nllls buiIdns, cor. Blsh aud
No ,omeTy St.. san .ssncisco, Cal rs
The morning call., 1893-05-17
San Francisco Meat Market.

Hogs are improving again. Mutton is weaker.
Beef, Veal and Lamb are In ample supply and un-
changed. Wholesale rates from slaughterers are
follows:
BEEF-Frst quality. 6a61ac; second quality,
5L2c; third do. 4@5c Z 10
VEAL - Large 5Ia@6iac; small Calves, 70
7lac; Dairy Calves, SC r n.
MGTTON-Wethers, 696Lac 2 II; Ewes, $40
&c r 10.
SPRING LAMB-7159SLac p 10.
PORK-Live Hogs, 6s4@6Tsc for heavy and
medium grain-fed; stock Hogs, 515@53c;
dressed do, 914@924c q 10.
The morning call., 1893-05-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE HOTEL
W Hollis W, Tex Mrs Hollis. Brooklyn
Taylor Shasta II Jermyer Penn
J MARKS. Chicago w Dowing. Susun
} w Armstrong. Cal II Platt. chicago
j L de Spain. San Diego II Beker. Germany
BObn, Ohio II Gabe " Y
6 Bengaman, Mrs J Howard, ny
Goldsmith, y Erodlander, Portllnd
VI Sirius u W. Chicago ii Newman, Y
VI Tinker q W, Mass Mrs b Cotreli Mich
Iottreil, Mlch Mrs q bebbington, Iowa
I Garnsey. Cal HalStead a W. Cal
Dr w schmidt. Me DIR Schallter, Hamburg
j NJ Baker Y McLa ushlin OroviIle
q W Cramer, Denver W ii COPELAND Chicago
w Whitman, I St;shIs d W. Japan
Grlnney, Gilbert, London
w Platt, Detroit w johnson, NY
Rowe, ID /. Rosenbaum Cal
X Quinn, Y l. Smith Detroit
w w Thomas, San Diego W W FoOte, Oakland
KnoTies, Portland w Wright & ", MINI
Il Fleld X W. Cal Howard Il W, n Y
Miss Mc6Teue. Cal 3 Hill, Winning
T Braslan W. MINI BsrteIden a. w, kans
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
w McCntchen, Upton ID Mcleod Colo
j W Smith. Cantaras w ID Morrison, Colo
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