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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1894-11-14
The State of South (ro!ina,

COU n ! Of LGAlNCN.
ByJ. Walter Mitchell, ProbJudge.
WTHEREAS, Mrs. {. E. MALAN-
w der, hath made suit to to grant
her Letters of Administration 4e Estate
Of and effects OF J. D. Cum,der, de-
crased:
These are, therefore, to cite admon-
ish all and singular the kindredl credi-
tors of tie said ]. D. Cumsder, de-
ceased, that they be and appear ore ne,
in the court OF probate. to be hat Lex
inston, c. H., 5. c., on the 2day of
November, 1874, after publicatiehcrcot,
at II o'clock in the forenoon, to@ cause
if any they have why the said anistra-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 5lay Of
November, Ammo Domini 1894
J. WALTER MITCHELL, II
judge of Probas. C.
Published on 9TH day Of Hmber,
1894, in the Lexington Dispatch.
2w52.
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Index to New Advertisements.

Index to New ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Slle-J J Sthwarty.
M3rtpagee's SaIe-J. Brooks Win
gard.
Probste's Sale.
Rewards NJ Ganter.
Notice, Trespassels.
Sherif7s Sales.
Notice Debtors and Creditors
Emanuel Long.
Notice Debtors and Creditors
M S. f. Irwin Mill 7.
Do you want Situatlon-Prot.
Wilbur r. Smith.
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OE LEXINGTON.

BY J. Walter Mitchell, Probate Judge.
w HEREAS, II. a. SPANN, &C. C. p,
w hath made suit to me, to grant him
Letters OF Administration of the estate of
and effects Off. W. Eaughman, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and
a.!mouiSh al and singular the kin
dred and creditors OF The said
J. v. Bau2hman, deceased, that they
be and appear before ne il the
Court OF Probate, to be held at Lexington
conrt house S. c., on lith OF December 1891
after publication thereof, ut II o'clock in
the forenoon. to show cai;sc. if any they
have, Why the said Administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand this 9th day of
November. Ammo Domini, 1891
J. WALTER MITCHELL. II. 81
Judge c1 Probate, l.. G.
Published Oh the 7th day OF November.
1891, in the Lexington Dispatch.
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The State of South Carolina.

In the Court of Common Pleas.
Mrs Harriet l. Benjamin, Plaintiff.
against
Mrs. Sarah Drafts, Polly c. Neetzc ard
Vim. J. Assmann, Defendants.
FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF The
y decree of the court IN the above Stated
! case, will sell to the highest bidder at
public outcry, before the court house door
i'll Lexington county, during the usual
hours of sale, on the first Monday in De-
ccmber next. the following described lands,
10 wit:
All that piece, parcel, plaHa:ion or tract
OF land, situate III the county Of Lexington
in said State, on Twelve Mile Creek, waters
Of Sa!uda River, containing Three hundred
and nlnety-two acres, more or less, adjoin-
ing lands Of John Seweil, Joseph Shull,
lands formerly OF J. G. Leaphart, Conrad
Sem and others, in toIr tracts as follows:
Tract No. /, containing one hundred and
forty six 50-lO0 GAG, 50-lCO) acres, more or
less. bounded by lands of Mrs. Jesse Hen
dirk, J. L. Drafts, Tract No 2, J. W Root,
NJ. K. Hammer, N. D. Shull Estate of Ed.
Slull and Mrs. Sem, on Which is the old
Leaphart Mill Place.
Tract No. 2. Containing ninetv-fve
50.IOj (95.5O-lO0) acres, more or less,
bounded by lands of j. l.. Drafts, Tract
No. OF said lands, Henry Corley, Ben
Roof and tract No. of said lands.
Tract No. 8, Containing eighty-four (S4)
acres, more or less, bounded by lands
of J, L. Drafts, Tract No / of said lands
John Sewell, Henry Corlcy and said Tract
No. .
Tract No. 4. Containing sixty-six (C6l
acres. more or less, bounded by lands of J.
L. Drafts, A. J. Lorick, Joseph Shull,
John Sewell and Tract No. 3 aforesaid, on
which is the old Drafts Home Place.
Plats of the above land will be exhibited
on date of sale.
TERMS OF SALE-Fifteen Hundred
Dollars to be paid III cash; the balance in
two equal annual instalmcntS. with interest
from date OF sale, secu:ed by bond OF pur-
chaser and mortgage OF the premises sold.
Purchaser to pay tor papers.
II. A. SPANN, c. C. C.C.P,
Clerks Office
November 10, 1894. 2W2
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Wanted.

4 COMPETENT HOUSE KEEPER,
a one who thoroughly understands her
business and has had experience in the
management Of small children. Address,
JOHN HEAD, at Red Bank Mills, Irene.
Post O!lice, Lexington, s. c.
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If the Baby is Cuttif Teeth.

Be sure and use tEat Cand we'll
tried remedy, Mrs. Wins;'s Sooth-
ing Syrup for children thing. It
soothes the child, softensle gums,
allays all pain, cures winsolic and
is the best remedy foIliarrhGa.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle
II is the best Of
The morning call., 1894-07-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

: Anna f. Ryan TO Joseph G. Kearney, lot on NV
line OF Howard street, 400 SW of knst, SW IS by
y " 50 50.
: Lawrence E. Noonan to Mary j Noonan. lot on
So line of Minna street, 275 SW of Fourth SW
68:3. Sc rs, SW lib, Sc 20, NE So NV 90;
= Charles H. and Ida Ford to Delphine Ale1an der,
}ot on L line Of Forty-frst avenue 100 Of L
street, 50 by 100; $3.50
A1drew Winfield to Louisa NJ. Morrill,, lot 412,
.GIfs Map l; $3.50
4. aud Christine Howkins to San Fran isco
#IGmOeT Company, lots II and IL, block Z, Park
H Grace W Bachelor to Asa FISK, undivided
"on sixth OF lot on line OF Whitney street, PTS
~ Of Randall, y % by W 125, block 20, Fair
= j c. and NIahala F. Robinson TO Rachel A. Mac
~dpuEaII, lot line OF Ney street, 300 + OF
:Congdon ITO DYE so, block 2, College Home
:: Syndicate Investment Company to Manoel C.
+Pastana' lot 49, block 8, Syndicates First Add
Estate OF John C Kuespert. John or John c.
*hEfRert to Dorothea Loyn, lot on sW line of
EaEHsnd street, 400 Sc of Susquehanna, Sc so by
= W lou, block $50, Case Tract; $500.
.*: ALAMEDA COUNTY.
.. s. c. BiRelow (trustee for Ann Gulfeather) to
Savings and Loan Society, lot on NE corner OF
4 70 =. 54:9 W 10 to beginning, lots l and
: p Plock 6s2-A, Bagge Tract, Oakland: 1851.
:: : .k9balouta Body, sometimes called Abbie NJ
= Body wife Of +. p, TO John MeGann OF Oak
:lana Township, lot on line Of Eleventh street,
. sPsralta, thence n so by " 100 being lot 4 block
'E5f: ne audry d Peladeau property, Oakland Town
. s-sD
: N onntain View Cemetery Association to Charles
henry Martin, lot 1S In plat 80 of said cemetery,
: Oakland Township; $50.
:: John n. FAN OF Oakland to Georpe A Meads NJ
San francisco, lot on line of Jones street 4SS
- W OF Ieiegraph avenue, so, y lO3:1O1a, Z So
= 1891 Oakland: $40. ~
Thomas and Nette Dovle Of Oakland to Hessie
Il Doyle, lot on line OF Walton or Thirty-fifth
:. sLreet, ll6 E of West, so by n l2O:3 being lot
% block c, property of Central Land Companv
:. Oak land: gift. F''
:. Iustus and Henrette Held of Oakland to Daniel
:tlOyle OF OAK ana. LOT on E line ami
Avenue (since widenedJ, 81 N OF Locust % by
.::Ecf20 portion Of lot 8, block IL, Pacific Home
stead, Oakland: $40.
: = Frederick and Carmelita H. Boegle to ,Joseph
Nelson, lot on line of Suffer street "a + Of
:: Lowell, z 49, S 1928, " 33, 1899 to beginning
lot ,, block c, subdivision of lots 8 and bIocK
e. hcElrath Tract, oakland Township; SO
% :: Frank NJ. ana Rose II. Wilson to r. +. Over Of
.Maine. lots l and 2, block 8, Daley Scenic PARK,
=. Berkeley; SO,
The morning call., 1894-07-27
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market had quite healthy tone yesterday
ana prices advanced in several stocks without
calling out any great amount or sales. Trading
on the whole was rather quiet but the demand
for cash stock continued. News from the Com
STOCK was quite en- ouraging and a revival OF in
teresL IN the Gold Hill stock is promised for the
near future.
NOTES
Silver was steady yesterday at 621bc In New
Y ork and 1884 in London
An assessment Of 81 per share on the Pacific
Iron and Steel Company will become deItpouenI
July 80.
The second assessment OF So per share on the
capital stock OF the Capital Gas COMPANY OF sac
Eamento Will become delinquent on the 3Ist OF
July.
The Buwer Con. delinquent assessment sale
will take place to-day and the Occidental Con.
on the 3lst.
Zadig, the mining investor, returned Yesterday
from an extended visit TO Bodie and the Com
stock.
The official letter from the Crown Point min e
forthe week ending July "A says: The west cross
cut from the face of the South drift on the 500
level is now out SO fee. The face is in quart
considerably mixed with porphvry. We extracted
from the slopes about re 600 level 165 tons
1900 pounds of ore, which has been sent to the
Mexican mill for reduction.
Work in tho Belcher mine VIII be resumed about
August l.
The following Ohlcers have been elected in the
The morning call., 1894-07-27

25@35e p box: tomatoes 4O@6Oc for vacavlle
and II 6O@2 Q box for River: string Beans, SIG
SQUASH $40 p ton; Cabbage. 50@60c p CT. Feed
Carrots, 35@40c p ctl; Garlic. l42@2c p 10;
PROVISloNS-Hsms continue TO tend down
ward. Bacon is quotabIe at 10@lO1ac q 10 Tor
heavy and ll@1l1ac p IL for light medium; IL
@l21ac for light and loo for extra light; Fast
sugar-eured Hams, 1412@15c; California
hams, l3@14e: Eastern Lard. tierces 7c p 10 for
compound and &c for pure: pals, 9A2c: Califor-
MIA. tierces, sac for compound and e@a1Rc dor
nure; half-bbs &C: i0-fb tins, 91ac do SID, 1Oc:
Mess Beef. S7@7 80 p Dbl; extra mess do. 81 a
90 family do sl0@l1; extra prime Pork.
S19: smoked Beef. lOc y 70.
hoPS-We quote 1898 Hops nominal. at 99l1c
HIDES AND sK1Ns-Heavy salted steers, 4s4c
= ID: mod UNI. 38Ac q ID: light, &c p 10: Cow
hides, 3@31ac p 10; sailed Kip, 4c; saited Calf
61ac p 10: dry Kip and Calf, 6Iac p 10; prime
Goatskins 25@40c each: Kids. 6@10c; Deer
SKINS, good summer, 25c p 10; medium l5@2Oc;
winter, sc; Sheepskins s6earings. 10000 each;
short wool, 25C@35c; medium, 40@50c each: long
wool, 50@7bc each: Culls of all kinds about "
less.
TALLOw-No. l rendered 419@46sc; country
Iallow, 4c 2 10; refined, 55s@57st q Ii; Grease.
woOL-Ihe Eastern markets are beginning to
show rather more life. New York reports fair
movement. Philadelphia is quiet, but The tone is
very steady Boston advices say:
There was more WOOL sold this week than IN
the CORE spondtng period OF 1893. Notwithsr and
ing the stoppage of probably 5O% Of the WOODEN
machinery of the country for months the qus nifty
of domestic DOL of the clip OF 1893 carried over
into the new clip Is smaller than in any previous
year Among the causes for this were, no doubt
the low prices ruling In domestic " ools There is
at this time no more, II indeed much, Wool in
manufacturerss storehouses than there usually is
the markets at the beginning of the new clip,
may say sixty lays since, so IL will be safe TO
infer that this ock mas en- nsed.
"Since the large sales two weeks ago the market
has been generally firmer, that is to say, it mas
been e SER to sell at the old prices. There is a
moderate demand for most all kinds of domestic
Wool. Territories, being cheaper, perhaps attract
more attention. There is more less buying all
the time, If not in large lots. AS regards prices
there 10 no change; the market is fairly steady
and fairly even at present quotations" Spring
clip. San Joaquin and Southern are quotabie
at 5961ac p 10 for years clip and 69Se p 10 for
seven months: Foothlli, 5000: choice northern,
9@Ile; Nevada 769c; humboldt and Mendo-
cino, lo@D12c: Eastern oregon, 1890; Valley
Oregon lOAl2c % H.
The morning call., 1894-07-27
IA SCINATING TALE
tTI1e Man in Black" by
/ Stanley Weyman.
=
-aCaIIp Readers Can Obtain 1t for
=. Ten Cents and One
:, Coupon.

= 1.-THE Man IN Black'' is the title of story by
Stanley }. Weyman that is interesting from
frst page TO last
Il is tale of the middle ages in France.
when law, wilcheraft and chicanery were
struggling one with the other to gain mastery
over the benight people. First one succeeds
and then another. and mystery follows mystery
. The story opens 10 the Normandy town of Fe-
camp, when the famous cen ennial horse fair
is lu:progIesS. A fakir brings out small bOy
that he COmpelS to recite a story of his life
Inc child says he was born by noble parents.
but was stolen by gypsies. and asks assistance
from the people. He gets it and the fakir peck
cts il.
The way The fakir becomes possessed of the
boy is my steTiOus tale that be tells TO stran-
ger who turns out 10 be the Man in Black,
who al once proceeds TO get possession of the
boy,
From that on the story becomes more inter
eSting ana mysterious with every line until the
denouement takes place. Monks, astrologers.
knights, robbers aud cOurtiers are all brought
IN and form part of the plot Many of the old
customs OF the middle ages are desc ibed IN the
hesEof language and the most interesting man
Der.
The Man in Black can be obtained by CALL
readers Tor one dime and one coupon. Get
AROUND early and secure this interesting story.
The morning call., 1894-07-27

Lady Washington Mining Company: John Lam
gers president; II. Zoadig vice president; j. E.
oacooIs secretary, and L. d. Boyle, superintend-
emit The secretary's financial statement showed
credit OF $ll4.
IN the Savage. on the 1000 level in the south
east drltt at point 20 feet from the shaft, they
S sG southwest drift. and advanced the sam
o. teet through favorable looking body OF quartz
sNiug low assays. when 1t connected with north
Drift from the sixteenth floor ore slopes During
Tue week they nave hoisted 1902 cars of ore. Car
SAMPLES average $24 80. Shipped to The Nevada
nun o5O tons and milled $50 tons Battery
sAlnples average SIT 50. Bullion yield for the
week $4202 80.
IN the Alta drift was started north from the
ooltom, and continued distance of "a feet, the
material In the face being clay and quartz OF low
assay value. south drift was started on the
same level, which is now In Is feet; the Whole
Ice IS In quartz, which ASSAYS from 81 TO 50 per
ton. Have extracted from Slope IN north raise .
IONS OF ore OF an average value, per car samples
of $50 IA per ton
The morning call., 1894-07-27
Mexican Lottery,

CITY OF MEXICO. Mexico. July &c
1894.-The regular monthly drawing Of
the Loteria de la Benefciencia Publics
Company was held to-day. The following
are the numbers winning the capita
prizes:
No. 1927 wins $4,000, sold in San An,
.tenio. Texas; No. 76, 33S wins $50 900. sold
In: Monterey, Mexico; No. 1854 win;
$1,000 sold in Cincinnati. Ono; Nos
;<16,721, 81, 552, $685. 61,770 and 1902 eacf
win $1,000. sold ID Portland, Or. Mexico
#Sap Francisco, Natchez and Cincinnati.
:. The prizes of this company can be col
=leeted through any bank or express com
pany, or Will be cashed at The office o
Merger & Franklin, 50 New Montgomery
<stEeBt, San Francisco
The morning call., 1894-07-27
Builders Contracts.

o.. Minna sletton with Schedt & Krecker, to build
.artW o-story frame building the w line OF Cole
street 81 % OF Carl: $1,000.
CHARLES Clarke with Casper ZHieslern, to build
i've one and half story frame buildings the
Sw corner OF Sacramento and Laurel streets
SE9l7.
j. J. Jacobs with j. II. Pauls to build a two
STORY four fiat building: SS904.
= Jossph Roeca with g. MSsolletti, to build three.
stary frame building Oh the line of Green street
;l37 g W OF Dupont: $500.
Mrs. A. NJ. ParrotU (by attorney with John d.
-McGilvray TO build sandstone work on the L line
of Market street. 275 of Fifth, fourth, fifth and
Sixth stories: S53.645.
Same with same, TO build sandstone work of
same hrst second and third stOries SOL ,355,
The morning call., 1894-07-27
New YORK Markets.

NEW YORK July 26.-on The Stock Exchange
today the great bulk of the transactions was In
sugar shares some large blocks were unloade d
in the belief that a compromise is probable at
Washington on the sugar schedule by which the
refining interests shall lose the percentage OF pro-
lection for which the trust had iought SO nercs'y
during the mast month Selling began with the
opening of business, when prominent com Is
sion house offered any part OF a zoo snare lot.
Tfmid holders OF long stock took alarm and sought
to Iiquidate thereby swelling the volume OF the
sales
There were supporting orders IN the lnarke1
ually under covering OF some stop orders, wnlch
also added TO the selling movements anu increased
The morning call., 1894-07-27
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y & NAV. CO., E. Nc <a
NEIL. Rcelver-Ocean Div.-andP PA $50
CIFIC COAST S. S. CO., Will dispatch from Spear
street wharf, at 10 A. M, for the above ports one
of their Al iron steamships. viz;
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-July %, August 2,
~. 22 sept l, IL, II, oct l.
CoLUMBIA-July 49, August z, II, 81, Sept. b,
49, 20.
Connecting via Portland with the U. P. Ry, and
other divergng lines for all points in Oregon
Washington, British Columbia Alaska, idaho,
Montana Dakota, Utah, Wyoming, YeIlowston e
lark and all points east and south and to Europe
Fare to Portland-Cabin SIG; steerage So;
round trip, cabin, $50
Ticket ofices-1 Montgomery ST., and Palace
Hotel New Montgomery st,
Freight office-2OU California st.
GOODALL. PERRIN & CO., Supts. Ocean Div
If 10 Market st. San francisco.
The morning call., 1894-07-27
Outward Flow of Gold Cbecked.

The circular OF Henry Clews. New York of July
81 says "rhe gold export bugbear has vanished.
Legitimate shipments to Europe have virtually
ceased, and the rates for sterling exchange have
begun to show downward tendency. Money
has become such complete ''druz" at the Eu-
ropean centers that the banks there want o more
gold, and prefer that their American balances
sbould remain here when New York Will pay
trife more interest than can be earned at home.
From London advices report marked increase
of interest In American securities, arising from
their low prices as compared with other invest
ments and also from other causes"
The morning call., 1894-07-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE HOTEL.
T r Sullivan, San Jose A Meertef Alabama
J ID Smith, LivermOre G NJ Patten.
d Warnack, Chicago Mrs Woodson. SanJose
W Woodrow, San Jose g Kimbs |. Red Bluff
W Hughes Oakland j Buress& W, Plat City
+ III Buck & W. Yacayille T d Hard Il W. Texas
r II RObey, D. catur Miss Robey, Decatur
Il w Russell & W. Ky ID Render, Carson
A WandeTs. " eavervte Major Pant. England
W Hanford, Brooklyn j Doolittle, Alta
Mrs Mckee San Jose Miss 6 Mckee, San Jose
G Hanson n Mrs Stevenson, Vacavil
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
f Demming, stockton Fountatn&f tombstone
G H immestOn, PasRo bles w HackmieT, san jose
j J Ward La hrop W d Moss, stockton
ID Hogan, BOwlderIsland Compton, Nevada
Mrs NJ Voorhees&f Mich w Williams, Wash
r Brush Modesto Miss Peck, Petaluma
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
A L Leavitt Y City j w Alswortb. Oakland
j Fanbel, Sacramento Henry, Tacoma
H Thornton Pa Mills IL W, Chicago
d Rowe. Seattle J McHugh. seattle
II LANCE, Seattle g Warwick, Stockton
w Ray, Alameda A Hort IL W, Stockton
II McCIne & W. Wash
The morning call., 1894-07-27
General Merchandise.

BAGS The California Jute mills has closed
down account of tariff legislation. Cotton Fruit
Bags 512 &c and 634 Tor the three grades respec-
lively; Calcutta Grain Bags, 6@s@612c state
Prison Bags, SAC; Wool Bags, 34g56c.
OIL-Calfornia Castor OIL. cases, No. /, 81 20
bbs. 81 Is manufacturers rates.: Linseed Oil
in bbls. boiled, SIC: do raw, 64c cases, sc more:
Lard OIL, bbs, 90c: cases, CSC; Cocoa, CSC: China
Nut iobb ng at 50955c q gal
PETROLEUM - Some brands are 1ac lower.
Starlight Is quotable at &c y gal; Eoceoe, 201sc:
Astral 1742c; 1900 Elatue, 221ac; Pearl, 1712e;
water-white. refined. bulk, 1112c; Headlight
1852. cases. gle; Mineral Illuminating. 5000, zoe
In cases; Standard, 100 fire test, lie q gal in
cases (eapsl. l712c faucets and / 12c in bulk
GASOLINE, ETC.-63o BenZine. bulk, 121ac 2
gal; cases. 1Sc: TAO Gasoline. bulk, 13c; cases
19c; $50 Gasoline, bulk, zoe; cases, 25c y gal.
WHITE LEAD-Quoted at 5S4 G612c = 10.
RED LEAD-Quoted at Size 2 10
TURPEN1 at AS p gal.
SUGAR-The Western sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all Sac: Dry GRADUATED, 56se;
ConfectiOners' A, Size; Magnolia A. Sac; Extra
c, 51sc; Golden c, 41sc: ID, 46Sc: half barrels,
1sc more than barrels, and boxes lac more.
The morning call., 1894-07-27
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN >
u Francisco for ports in Alaska 9 AM SMfLIYs
July "a, AUGUST 3, 3. Is, %, Sept. Z, ~, -
Oct. 7, 70, Nov. 8, IL
For British Cou mbta and Puget Sound ports,
July "a and every fifth DAY thereafter
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays A. NJ,
For Newport, Los Angeles and ali way ports,
every fourth and fifth day. alternately, A. NJ.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford.
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, RedondO CLOS
AngeleS) and Newport, every fourth and fifth day,
alternately, at II A. NJ.
For ports in Mexico 25th of each month.
Ticket Ofice-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
GooDALL, PERKINS & CO., General Agents
1tf 10 Market ST.. San Francisco.
The morning call., 1894-07-27

CHICAGO, July 26.-Porter Bros, Chicago, sold
to-day at auction three cars of California Fruit.
Bartlett pears, 81 IS to 81. This fruit was shipped
in ventilated cars and was overripe
Porter Bros, New York, sold to-day at auction
one car California fruit Tragedy prunes at % to
IS 65; purple Duane plunS. "a S: boxes apricofs
5 05; Hale's early peaches, $4@D4 80.
The Earl Fruit Company sofa seven cars Cali
fornia fruit at auction to-day. five carloads Bart
lett pears. which all brought from 81 25 to So 75
One car of old barIletts, II days in transit, be-
sides being transfer Ell route. brought rs to so
cents. one car of mixed as follows: Hale's early
peaches, s 20; Royal apricots 81 So; pfums.
Bradshaws, $292 IS; Japan, 81 so: purpIe
Duaue, 81 80 to 81; Tragedy prunes. 81 as.
The morning call., 1894-07-27
MARKET REPORTS.
THURSDAY EVENING, July 90.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

IHURSDAY EVEN ING, JuIy 70.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Silver easier.
Treasure shipment to China.
Wheat declined.
New Brewing Barley lower.
oats and Rye depressed.
Corn declined.
Wheat Hay irmer.
Beans dull.
Potatoes and Onions unchanged.
Butter firm. Cheese easy.
Ranch Eggs slowly improving.
Hens and BOOSTERS steady.
Choice Apricots advanced.
Berries cheap.
Grapes IN light receipt.
Hams declining.
Eastern Wool markets better.
Petroleum lower.
Vegetables in large supply.
Dried Fruits dull.
The morning call., 1894-07-27
Stocks in London.

NEW YORK, July 26.-The Evening POSTS Lon
don cablegram says: 1t was holiday market to-
day and silver was back to 28s4d. Supplies are
coming forward freely.
The Bank OF England's reserve increased this
week The coin and bullion Increased Ei5OOOO
OF which only $4,000 was from abroad the influx
being EI3OOU from India fS3 900 from
Australia and the efflux 1853 900 TO Sweden and
E3b, COO TO the Continent.
To-day G35,000 was taken for South Africa
The forged acceptance OF ComuS Bank circular
notes have produced a strict earching OF names
on bills.
The morning call., 1894-07-27
GOING TO PIECES.
Sale of the Willamette Valley Asked
bV a Creditor,

E S. Chandler, who recently filed a claim for
$3.50 against the ship willamette Valley,
yesterday petitioned the United States District
Court to order The vessel sold. The claimant
alleges that The vessel, which has been several
weeks Ia the custody Of the United States ~ ar
shal; is rapidly deteIiordIing IN value. Her
machinery Is rusting and 10 other respects sh.
is becoming unseawOrthy. The court will de-
eide what shall be done with the vessel next
Tuesday
The morning call., 1894-07-27

OMAHA, July &c. -Cattle-Recelpts, 400 The
market opened generally active and stronger, ex
cept on stockers and feeders Beeves In small
supply not very good. There were few sales at
S3 4O04 25 Most of the cows were common
Better grades soId 8 TO 10 cents higher others
steady. Range stock and veal show no change.
Feeders are very dull.