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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-14

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
CRAWFORDSVILLE,I Ind, Jan. 13.-The
Law and Order League in this place has
been getting in its work, and in connec-
ton with the grand jury, more develop
ments are expected. On Christmas day
minister of this city made a tour through
the alleys and found one saloon Open The
proprietor was arrested and heavily iined.
This week a gambling den was located
through the means Of unsigned letter,
and six young men were gathered in and
fined S16 and costs. Now another letter has
been received by the league, giving loca-
tons Of other gambling dens, and the names
of the freQuenters. This has been given TO
the grand jury, now in session. and there
is much uneasiness among the gambling
fraternity
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LANDLORD SUED FOR $50, 600.
Charged with Beating and EvictinE
Tenant.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LAPORTE, Ind, Jan. 13.-Three separate
suits for damages, aggregating $4,000 were
filed in the Circuit Court to-day by Samuel
Hanna and Rebecca Goldberg. of Michigan
City, against William and August Wenzel.
Of the same place The complaint states
that plaintiffs served notice on the former
to vacate the house in which they were
living. Although the rent paid up to
date, the Goldberg family prepared to COM
of moving, the defendants appeared and
threw them out bag and baggage The
latter also charge the defendants with beat
ing them in a brutal and ineXcusable
manner
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CHICAGO. Jan. ia moving sidewalk
has been proposed as the solution OF the
troublesome question of loops for the ele-
waited roads in Chicago's business district.
The building of l. terminals in this district
has been vigorously opposed. but ii is
said that the plan of putting up an ele-
waited sidewalk. similar TO the one in use
at the worlds fair. will meet with general
approval. The matter is being considered
bY the city and l. road authorities.
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Allotted an EmbezxIer.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13.-A third arrest
was made i'm the Consolidation Bank defal-
cation to-day when a warrant was served
upon Matthew J. Vandusen, the individual
bOokkeeper. who had charge of the ledger.
He Is charged with aiding and abetting the
paying teller in enbeZzling A7, 900 from the
banks funds. Vandusen is too i'll to be
taken into custody. and he IS at his home
under guard of deputy United States
feo1
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In Favor of Judge Long.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-In the District
Supreme Court to-day decision was rem
dered sustaining the claim of Judge Long.
OF Michigan. that the Commissioner OF Pen
sious had no right TO deprive him OF his
pension without due notice and hearing.
The mandamus asked by Judge Long was
not granted. however. the commissioner
having already restored his pension.
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Charles Louis Centlivre Dead.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Jan. 13-Charles
Louis Centlivre, one of the best-known and
successful brewery owners in this country
died at the old homestead on Spy Run ave-
nue. this morning. He has been an invalid
FOR several months. Asthma and q severe
cold were the immediate causes of mis-
death. He leaves large estate to a
daughter, Mrs. J. b. Ruess. and two sons.
Charles and Louis, the latter a major on
Governor Matthew's staff.
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BIRMINGHAM Ala, Jan. 13.-The con-
ference of the committees from the North
ern and Southern Presbyterian general as
semblies, appointed to confer with regard
to work among the negroes. adjourned to-
day, after most harmonious and success
ful meeting. Practical results OF far-reach-
were attained after patient consideration.
The substance of the resolution adopted
IS that a board having power to carry on
the work should be agreed upon by both
churches
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ATTEMPTED MURDER.
A Young Man Probably Fatally
Wounded Near Cory.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. 13.-A dis
patch from Brazil tonight gives meager ac-
counts of an assault and attempted murder
near Cory. Ind. which will probably result
in the death of a young man, named Ben
ham, of that place. The people of the vicin-
ity are wild with excitement On Thursday
night Mr. Mcmillan was assaulted by high
waymen and robbed OF $500. Several we'll
known characters about town are suspected
of the crime.
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Some Copy Might Anect Him Thus.

AIIuIIId NONsIlIuIION-
Drunk again., she sarcastically re-
marked. as he stumbled into the ROOM
Whats gone wrong nowy'
''Nussin, m dear" stammered the editor.
81 JUS dizzy-head swim I'm readin' N
c'rectin' smuch copy"
We'll" she muttered, as he carefully
placed his boots on the bed and threw him
self under IL, I've often heard that read
ing makes a full man, but 1 never saw ir
verified before"
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Two POstofiices Robbed.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal

ELKHART, Ind. jan 15.-The postoffice
at Bristol, Ind, Elkhart county, was broken
into and the safe blown open this morning
Stamps TO the amount of $500 and $50 IN
money and three watches were taken. No
clew To the robbers The postoffce at Con-
stantine was also robbed.
The jewery and general stock OF mer-
chandise carried by the Bristol postmaster
were also touched to the extent of 800
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Yesterdny,. Reruhlicnn Mccting..

Numerous and flattering reports from the
Republican county conventions and com
mittee meetings held yesterday throughout
the State have been received and Will be
published in to-morrOw's issue of the Jour
nal.
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Brnztiian Rebels RepuIsed.

RIO DE JANEIRO. Jan. 13.-The rebels
to-day cut the cables across the bay and
made an attack on this city and Nictheroy.
but We're rspulSed.
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REED JURY DISAGREES.
The Vote stood Eight for Guilty to
Four for AcUuittal.
ial To tho IndianapOlis .JOurnal.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
GREENFIELD, Ind, Jan. 1S.-The jury
failed to agree in the case against William
Reed, brought here on a change of venue
from Marion county and charged with the
murder of Samuel Barker, at MaennerchoT
Hall, at Indianapolis, last October. 1t has
been on trial here all week. The State was
represented by Prosecuting Attorney e. w.
Felt and Marsh and Cook, all of whom
made strong and vigorous speeches in the
argument. The defense was represented by
ex-Lieutenant Governor Thomas Hanna and
ex-Supreme Judge r. W. Mcbride, of Indi-
annapolis, and Offutt and Bach, of this city.
Only the two former made speeches, but
they were quite effective The case was
given to the jury at noon yesterday, and
they wrestled with ii for twenty-four hours
and then brought in a verdict of Disagree
ment. Four stood for acquittal and eight
for conviction. This, of course, will neces-
state another trial. Reed, in the mean
Time will remain incarcerated in the Jail
here as he is charged with murder in the
first degree and bail will not be accepted.
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A Murderer Mny he Lynched.
peclal 10 the Indianapolis journal.

SptcIaI 10 me indIanapOIlS Journal.
PETERSBURG, Ind. Jan. 13.-Perry De-
bry, the murderer of Ed. McAto, was cap
tured to-day and placed I'm Jail Lyncning
Is feared
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Work of n Fort Wayne narn burner

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE Ind. Jan. 13-Incen-
diaries are at work in Fort Wayne. Last
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Twins Drowned.

JOLIET, ILL.,. Jan. 13.-The thirteen-year-
old twin OF Charles j. Frost were
drowned TO-DAY while skating.
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night five harms were destroyed on the
south side of the city. This evening five
more barns and a residence were reduced
to ashes. The last fires were in the north
side. Police the lookout for fire
bugs
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Speclal 10 the lnuldndpoliS journal.
WORTHWHILE, Ind, Jan. 13.-The jury
in the Henderson murder case was out all
night and on the converting of court this
morning, returned its verdict, finding the
defendant guilty of manslaughter and fix
ing his punishment at twenty-one years in
the penitentiary. The defendant did not
show the effect of the verdict, but stated
to the officers that they might just as well
have hanged him as to have given him
that long q sentence Lon Henderson, an
ex-convict, murdered John Tarpey. of
Haughville who, with others, entered
Shaw's saloon, from which Henderson was
trying to escape with the money drawer
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Society Belle Gets Thirty Days in Jail.
Snecial 10 the Indianapolis Journal.

LEBANON, Ind. Jan. 13.-The jury in the
case of Lethia Norris, charged with sub
hitting to a criminal operation at the
hands of a prominent Lebanon physician,
returned a verdict of guilty to-day and
sentenced the defendant to thirty days in
the county jail and fined her $50. This is
the same sentence she received in her first
trial and, although she seems confident of
securing a new hearing the probabilities
are that this former society belle will
spend few days in Jail.
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"oId Process cures the grip.
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listers and OVerCOatS

All So and $40 listers and Overcoats sos
All $1S and $15 listers and Overcoats s .9S
All 500, 500 and 500 listers and
Overcoats SLABS
All $40, $50 and $50 listers and
Overcoats s22.9s
Double texture Mackintoshes, worth 81,
Sc and So S3.6s
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THE STOCK MARKET.

me market opened weak and heavy yesterday.
ana there was quite asharp decline in the prices
OF the leading north-end stocks, with Epstein
seLing A reaction followed however, on the in-
formal session, and considerable stock changed
hahds' which came mainly from the ch ppers
Nothlhg outside of the usual weekly reports was
received, and the market closed fairly steady and
active last evening
NOTES.
ms delinquent assessment sales OF the Alpha
ana bulilon take place To-day.
oliNer was stronger yesterday selling at S91Sc
AZ NeW 0rk and 271ad in London
N lne hentuck the 100 level the incline
6lse from the south for air connection is up 80
Ieet I'D quartz with spots of ore. 1900 level-l he
Joit isterai drift with the elbow Jacket running
soutn IN The west ledge is out feet: face gold
ore OF milling graue.
IN the occidental. extracted during the week
ABOUT tons OF ore from the 400 level OF the
age assay value of $40 per ton. The west crosscut
on tfe 400 level has been extended 9 feet; total
length 10 feet; face In pnrphyry.
me weekly letter from the West Consolidated
CaliLorhla and Nirgta1a mine says: hat part of
tne Consolidated Virginia from 20 feet below th e
44O0 up to the 1000 level is in fTst-class
uer. " VIII Eow be able to prosecute work in
the west Gro sScut without any hindrance
count OF having to chop timbrTs, patches of
such as II were III order to get the cages through
OHe-half of the night shift viii be put TO in
tne west crosscut tonight. While the other half
OF the shltt VIII nnish up, put in a Underway TO
the 4uoO level which Will serve escape for
Ine men IN case OF accident 10 the Consolidated
virginia shAt. Atr-pires viii have reftted .
some OF winch are badly Jammed thrOug timbers
cloSlhg 10 on them. etc. The west croSScut is now
Dos Ieet 1ace iu very fayorable-lOOking veia mat
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THE DIVORCE COURT.
Mismated Couples Anxious to BE
Separated

very amusing Irish divorce case engaged
the attention OF Judge d. j. Murphy before 1t
was finally submitted yesterday.
Kate Comerford sued Patr;ck Cop,erfora =,
hquo' man, on the ground of extreme cruelty.
one salo she could really live with him no
longer On the other hand. Comerford said his
~ NIlo was s also good hand at The cruelty busl-
ness Inc evidence on both sides was suffi-
cieh1iy dlverting, ii being shown that the wife
Ou one occasion took pistol and on another
. . SnEe, 10 convince an unwelcOme visitor that
~ was time TO go home. She explained In
SMouIt M mat she used these weapons 'Just to
scare them, you know"
JUDGE murphy has knotty problem to solve
Judge Levy has granted Rosa Fischer a
uNorce from Morris Fischer or Gutnam, on
the ground of wiful desertiOn. The parlies
were married In Austria IN 1881, and when the
Mne followed her husband 10 this country,
years later, she found he had changed his
name and was married again. Fischer made
no Gel use TO he sui for divorce.
ADnlt T. Walsh has obtaiued divorce from
=. NJ. walsh on the ground of extreme cruelty.
minor child
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SwindIed a Sick Man.

John j. Murphy, as executor OF the estate OF
John Murphy, deceased, has sued Honora Nc
OoImck TO recover S4O75, being principal and
interest on S4o61, laleeed TO be moneys be-
longing 10 the estate. Ii is charged that while
MuIpDy was deliTious with sickness the de.
iendant gained possession Of S75 in money. and
pshkoooks representing a deposit OF S540 IN
The GeIman and S3446 IN the Hibernia Bank.
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GeneraInIerchHndise.

GRAIN BAGS - Caleuttas. June-July. 6ssc as
nominal quotations; state Prison Bags, $627:
Woo Bags, 34G35c.
SODA CRACkERS-The American Biscuit Com
pany annouucrs that the pri OF Soda and Ex.
ira soda Crackers has declined +9c o ID and Sc &.
Is box on both kinds
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed. Powdered
aud Zine Crushed all 5Tse q II; Dry Granulated
514c Confectioners' A, 5lsc; Magnolia A. 43ac;
Extra c, 4s4 c: q oden G. 4L2c; ID, 414c; Standard
boxes 1ac more
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP C
FOR PORTLAND O. ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM k~za
ocean DiyisiOn-and PACIFIC COAST ESska5f2
>. CO.. " II dispatch from Spear-street wharf,
at 10 A. NJ. for the above ports one OF their Al
iIcn steamships. viz:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Jan. IA, "a Feb 3.
lS % March 8, Is, %, April 4. IA, "a
COLU MBIA = Jan. 2, 10 20, Feb 3, IL, IS.
March TO- 20. so. Aprn 9. 8. 2s.
Connecting via Portland with the U. p. Ry. and
ether dlverging lines for ali points in oregon,
Washington, British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho,
hcniana, Dakota, Utah. Wyoming Yellowstone
IeTk and all points east and south and to Europe
Fare 10 PortIand-CaOin, Slo; steerage, So;
round trip cabin, $50,
Ticket ofhces-1 Montgomery St, and Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery Sc.
Freight ofice-20O California ST.
SOODALL, PERKINS 4 CO, Supt. Ocean Div
10 Market st. San Francisco.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers follows:
BEEF-First quality, 5l1 @sc p % second quail.
ity. SC :third do, FL "a 19c " u
VEAL-Large. 6@6c p 70; small Calves, 615G
7c: Dairy Calves. 798c q 10
MUTToN-WetneTs. 6@6Iac; Ewes, b12@6c
10.
tPRING GLAMB-121a@l5 n. Yearlings. 7c
n
FoRK-Live Hogs, 4s4c p 70 for heavy and
medium grain-fed and 5I4c p ID for small; stock
Hogs. Also y %: dressed do. 7o97 12c D %.
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MARKET REPORTS.
MONDAY EVENING. March 10.
suMMARY OF THE MARKETS

SUMMARY OF THE MARKErS
Silver firmer.
Wheat market chaotic.
Barley dun.
Oats in better demand.
Corn sells well.
Rye firmly held.
Hay in larser receipt.
Straw scarce and higher.
Beans dull.
Soda Crackers lower.
New Wool selling.
Potatoes demoralze
onions rather asy.
Butter and Cheese lower.
y o change in Eggs.
Oranges firm aud in light supply.
Extracted Honey lower.
Vegetables steady.
Poultry and Game dull and weak.
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NORTH G. RYAN LLOYD S. S. CO.

sPREE. HAyEL, LAIN, TRAVE SAALE. AL
LER, Ems, NERRA, FULDA, ELBE
KAISER WILHELM IL
New York, Southampton, Bremen. The rast ex-
press steamers OF this company sail every TUES
DAi anu SATURDAY Landing passengers In
southampton In 712 days OF less from y ew York
these steamers are celebrated for their speed and
the comfort afforded passengers.
MEDITEKRANEAN SERVICE
NEW YORK, GIBRALTAR, GENOA.
Kaiser, March II. A NJ Werra, April %, lOA. NJ
" IRA, March "a, AN. Fulda. May II, 10 A. n
Eulda april z, AM Kaiser. May 20. A. NJ
Kaiser, April 81, 9 An werra, June 2 A NJ
Cabin rates from $50 upw rd.
ROBERT CAPELLE, Gen. Agent for Pacific
coast, llS montgomery street. under Occidental
hotel San Francisco. 1a7 ly THU
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NV YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchang Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call easy at lZ; last loan AZ; closed
at1%. Prime mercantile paper, 31a(G5Z. Sterling
xchange steady. with actual business bankers
bills at s4 Ss3494 80 for demand and "a s7sz "a
4 871S for sixty-day. Posted rates 81 Ss@i SeA,9
Commercial bills. ~ t614@4 S61a U. : AS reg
istered. $l13Lz: do coupon, 8 lzL4 do rs, regis
tered s96. Silver certificates 57Ts@5s.
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Tanow, 4e41.c: Rsnneq. sl4@O1ac n; Grease


WOOL mall sales o. new san Joaquin and
southern Spring at 6@7c p %. Fall Wool
is quoted as follows: Fres Mountain, 6Gsc
p 10; Northern defective. 596c: South
eras and Foothil IOa &c p 10; San Joaquin aud
Southern years staple, 7GSc do. short Woods 10
&c; Eastern oregon, lO@llc 3 10 for choice and
7@Sc for inferior; Valley oregon, 1S9l4c o 10.
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MORNING SESSION.
Bosrd-30 Cal Electric Light. 215s; 10 SV
Water, lOUss
Street-6 Presidio r r. l2: sos Water lOO1h;
$4,000 p OF Arizona Bonds o21@
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-75 Hutsbiuson Co. TIA: so do, 7sh
Street-SO Oakland Gas. 42A; S Water
10OlZ
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THIS DAY.
AuesCay -Nafcn %O3 AcV1s
AT 10 O'Clock A. II at saiesroom,
113o Market ST.. between Seventh and Eighth,
I'VE WILL SILL
One Upright Piano: ManteI Mirrors; Parlor Fur
niture. Bedroom Sets with Clipper and Curled
Hair Top Mattresses; Bedding; Carpets; Folding
Bed with bookcase and Desk combined: Lace Cur
tains; Paintings; Croekery: Glassware; Stoves;
Ranges, etc; also Stock and Fixtures OF Salocn,
VIZ: Counter aud Shelving; Mirrors; Wines ana
Liquors; Billiard able; glassware etc.
l CHAS LEVY Il CO.. Auctioneers-
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
iHtended IS. sailngs from Vancouver
TO JAPAN AND CHINA,
April 2-April 23-hay IL.
TO HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA,
April l6-May l6-June l6.
Apply NJ NJ. STERN, Chronicle Bldg,
Gas MARKET ST., San Francisco,
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Highest. Lowest. Highest. Lowest.
March. ..567sc b65scMarch....351s 347sc
May...-.6514c 577scIMay .....367sc 36ss
July. .6Oc 59L2cl July 1890 37h &c
Meas Pork per bbl- Lard per 90 lbs
May. $40 80 $40 10 March. SO 521a So 30
July $40 80 $40 80 May. So 4712 SO 421a
Short ki1s per 90 bs. July. ...S6 40 50 Az
May. .S5 6215 So h719
July -. So 6ZA2 $5 571al
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady. No. Spring Wheat 555sG9)634c; No.
Spring Wheat, Sac; n o. 2 Red, 559stG55s4c C: No.
Corn. 363s; \ o. oats 29Lac; 20. hite, 3 "a
@a215c; 80. 3 White, 3l@3l1ac No. Rye, 47c;
40. Barley, nominal: No. 3. 49@67e;
No. 4. 4S@50c; No. l Flaxseed. 47IAc:
Prime Tim1thy Seed. 81 90: Mess Pork.
p bbl, $40 81 q 10 S212; Lard. y 100 lbs.
$40 65i5(p U 66; Short Rib sides (loose), S5 6UGg
. 6242 Dry Sailed shoulders (bnxed), $6(G6 IS:
Short Clear Sides (boxod), s6G96 70: WHISKY dis
tiliers' finished gonds q gal. 81 Is: sugars Cut
Loaf, unchanged; Granulated. unchangsa; stand
ard A, unchanged: No. Yellow. Soc.
on the Produce Exchange to-day. the Butter
market was steady; creameries, 1542l 15c; dairy.
1875. Eggs steady; strictly fresh. l1@ 112c.
Receipts-I3, 900; active ana an upturn OF so
1Oc on su table export steers. same nasing 81 90
O. IS; others, $5 o. O. 90
HOgS-kes eipIs. 1900: active, steady: rough
he w. &4G4 So; rougn packers and mixed, "A 40
O. So; pr me heavy and butchers weights, 81 30
G14 o5; assorted lights. 81 66@4 20.
Sheep and Lambs-hec-ipts, l2.O00; active:
iO@l5c hi hers Top Sheep. So 5G@3 80; Ex-
porters. $494 O5; Top Lambs $4@t 20.
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Bank Clearings.
PrOduce Market.

Local bank Gle arings last week were sl2.731. $40
against S14.7l4,l49 for the corresponding week IL
1893.
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Exch-nge and Bullion.

lortlan - lsusiness-
IoKTLAED. Cr.. March 10 -Ciearaucs& 1882.
600; balances S4j U.
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GuNARD LINE.
New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown.
from Pfer 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Etruria. Mch 81. 100 PM Campania.Ap y. .6;30AM
Lucania. April z, 6:30AM Servia, April "a $3.50 AM
Aurania, Apl 10. 20 AM Etruia Apl 2S, II 80 AM
Umbria Apl Ia. J. 800 Nj utsni7. Aa, . ;50A N
CABIN passage, $50 and upward second cabin
$50. steersge tickets to aud from all parts OF
Europe at very low rates. For freight and pas
s1ee apply at companys ofhce. Bowling Green,
New York.
VERNON ii. BROWN & CO.. General Agents.
Good accomn odation can always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS, DiMOND d CO.,
IhSaTutf Agents. San francisco .
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BoAhI SALES.
Following we've The In the San Frarcisoo
Stock card yesterday:
lITFRNooN SESSION.

- ITERrooN sEssIoN-7:7o.
400 Be &B...1.75 100 Chal C. 5Ol 100 Potosi.. 80
4OO BOdie- 3UU Crown Pos zoo Savage. IS
1850 eleher 80 200 H d n 60 sos NeVl20
200 CC&V. .3.2O SO Mextcu.l 6UlIOO SBelch 20
lUO .........3.l5400 ODhr. ESQ
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A Mangsum, San Jose ID 6raha & w Montreal
\ l. Woods, w Talbot.
w FInbeck, Chicago Mrs Habbott. Chicago
II q Pratt. Chicago 7 Dwyer, Detroit
Converse q w, Boston D r rquhart, Boston
w Dwyer. Detroit Naterhouse.
j b McN ELL New j War er ohio
Eaton & w. Ohio ID Bo hens, Los Angeles
Bleecker, Y NJ Buggailay, y Y
A l. Ross Sacramento Hayes W. Buffalo
g Piatt Sacramento Rose ncla Il &w, Oregon
l. Mors. England terene. fnCland
Lloyd, England w RenclIffe. England
mrs Hough. Mo G Chanslor a W, Mo
u w Fox, Cal Underwood. Chicago
Douglass Jr. \ Y Mrs A X Ames Denver
Mrs W hite, Cal Miss Baxter. ontario
y NJ Harmon, Md ID James d W. Detroit
x H2Tsenh & W. Ind + hreckinridge W ohio
ID Black, Salinas Converse & W, Boston
Roby. Goodman W. Napa
Crorker. AntoniskI Los Ang
Langlors DR. 7 COmstock. st Louis
/ Cutter & W. Chicago Mclaughlin Oroytlle
J Forsyth Il fy. Chicago L Klnne Il W. Highland
Muggerid2e. London
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
r Harold, Elmwood j Cotton. Dixon
) Crowley. GreenVille II 7 Jones' Napa
hey, Napa NJ Jones' Napa
j Mayer. Napa Harry Post ohio
JoSeph Ming, ONO q Runyon. Brooklyn
Roos. Me Harry Glars Me
Frank Buckhost. Pittbg McAfee. Nebr
Chas Greer. Nebr NJ White. Nebr
w q King, Nebr y Sloat, Mo
l. Lackurt Ohto G Dean W, Ohio
Mr. McNey d. III
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Foreign MarAets.
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IIvFRFooI. March l9.-The spot market is dull
at 5S ID. Cargoes are dull at 25s Sd for of
coast. 2os Sd for prompt shipment and 25s Sd for
The morning call., 1894-03-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS. A
PALACE HOTEL,

PALACE HOTEL
T Satterlee, n ii SWift Chicago
Miss scott. Chicago Mrs swllt& Iy,Chicago
j Godfrey, mrs swift ~ y.Cnicsgo
7 " JefYerson spokaue II walksr d. fy. .Covington
NJ Warren, Portland Davehport.W Co % nns
w M Rexford, N Y 4 Kent ~ ~. On halae
Lane. san Rafael Miss a MCCOY, Sn Rafael
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FUTURES

The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for NO Winter Red;
March. Is Cd; APRIL As s14d; May. as 914d
June, Is sI4d; July, Is 9d14; August As 9s4d.
sECURIrIEs.
loEDoN. March 19-ConsoIs 80 9-l6(699 ll-l6;
Silver 27zd; trench Rentes 99f 471ac Bullion
into Bank OF England. 100000.