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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-05-02

DELPHIA LODGE, No. 140, K. of P, meets on
Monday evening of each week, at the X. of p.
hall. Visiting Knights in good standing invi-
ted to attend. OTIs LORTON, G. c.
F. W. LONG, K. of r. & s.
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u U
u n n HOTEL!
j. H. JOHNSON, Proprietor.

j. H. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
Is centrally located, half a
square west of the First Ma.
tional bank, ON Kansas Ave.
Neat, clean and comfortable
in all apartments. Table
always supplied with the
best the market affords.
Charges Reasonable.
81 Medicine Lodge, Kas.
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Q " LOREN EDWARDS CAMP, No. 15e
-, s. of ", meets on LIST and Sd Satur
day evenings of each month"; in their hall on
North Main street.
w. LOWRY, Commander.
j. u ROMIO Adiutant
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-05-02

X n IT WI Fidelity Lodge No. 3d.
A. ", VI w >, Meets I'd and 4th Friday
night. NJ. A. WUNER, N. w.
J. W. SINGER, Recorder
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-05-02

n K . ELDRED POST, No. TIA, meets
VI IA M I'd 4th Saturday in each month
OF the court house in Medicine Lodge at p NJ
All comrades cordially invited.
J. III. OWENS, Post Commander.
] W. ELDER, Adjutant.
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ENSIGN ENCAMPMENT No. Sc, l. O.OF
Meets first and third Friday of each month
Visiting Patriarchs cordially invited to attend.
w. T. ROUSE, s. S.P. COAN, C. p.
The morning call., 1894-09-06
CHINESE GAMERS.
They Have Trouble With
the Boatmen.
Didn't Want to Pay Fifty Cents for
Landing-Tons of Flour
for China.

The arrival Of the caunery feet has placed
number OF idle Chinese on the labor market
1He Burgess brought down a number the day
before yesterday and now the bark George Sko-
field is in with hundred or more.
Inc chinese have not any too much money
with them and are poor and starved looking
They did not want TO pay the boatmep more
than % cents per head for bringing them
ashore, many Of them have remained on
board the ship.
Some Of the Mongols made bargains with the
ooatmen agreeing TO pay SO cents for being
landed. but when they reached the wharf they
changed their minds and would not produce
scene.
Ihe boatmen would not land the Celestials.
,.dn nney @ Kept them hoating about within a few
ana would not give in. but after a siege OF sew
eTal hours would finally pay up.
boatman Jack Barry, at FolSOm-street float,
accidentally pulled the plug out OF his boat
when he Was Laying tor with load. A wild.
yen was set up by his passengers, who begged
10 oe landed. Barry collected his tolls nrst,
however, then pulled 10 the float with his boat
nan nlled with water.
Inc steamer Belgic will make flying return
10 me Orient. She VIII leave on the SIN 10
enable her TO accomplish this task night ana
Gay Iorce OF steYedotes have been eng ged 10
discharge and load her.
All the day long be Stockton steamers were
.dlschargiDg flour at the Pacific Mail dock Tor
shipment 10 China. Immense tiers Of SACKS are
piled as high as the roof of the wharf,
=. The Peru Is due tomorrow. she VIII come
in very light, but her outbound cargo Will be
large one. decrease Of inbound freight Is
expected, but we are selling China aud japan
big conSignments OF goods there should be no
complaint of small tea shipments.
1he Belgics officers brought no news OF i'm
pQrahce from the seat of war. The only item
OF interest TO mariners Is The converting ot the
three swift steamers that Piled between Yoko-
hama and Shanghai into transport boats by the
Japanese Government.
PufSer Euicner Atil not return in the Belnic.
lie has been succeeded by the former freight
o clerk of The Oceanic.
Captain Kempff OF the coast defense gunbol
Monterey writes letter TO friend in this city
denying the story that the Monterey struck on
RTer1 near Cane FlaIteTy. on the 2Sth ult.
Eighteen members of the Veteran FtTemen's
Association left by the steamer Santa Rosa for
Santa Monica, 10 enjoy an outing in Southern
O.
The morning call., 1894-09-06

There was no D particular change in the market
yesterday. Trading was dull, and in the e5senc e
or any important news from the front the market
closed steady. but inactive, last evening"
NOTES
An assessment of zoe per share has been levied
on the 0phir
The assessment on Potosi is delinquent in the
Office to-day
Assessment II on the Silver King has been re-
scirded and in It's place assessment II ofs25c per
share has been levied.
Silver was trihe lower yesterday. selling at
$3.50 in New ork and 3O1sd in London.
The only change TO be seen in local securities
yetterday was in Edison Electric, which sold up
to SOS 90
In the west Con. Cal. & Va during the past
station and the north drIlt. The west crosscut
run from point $50 feet north of the 100 level
terlal run through of favorable nature, and Is
composed OF quartz lime and teldspsr. some OF
which assayed in gold per ton S276 and In silver
81 30 The crOSseut is now in q total distance OF
ll46 feet The face Is In the same material as
In the Justice the branch drift from the JUSTICE
drain tunnel was advanced 20 feet: face continues
the face OF this drift they have commenced
stopping upward, following the ore During the
week they have extracted so tons of ore. Average
assay Value' as per car sample es, s25 per ton,
nearly ali gold. They have shipped TO the DaZet
mill at Silver City about 100 tons of ore, which is
In the Savage on the 100 level in the north
drift started from the east drift hey continue to
extract fair-grade ore On the sill floor upward to
The third Hour. On the 1850 level at point 80
feet north OF the south boundary they have start.
ed west crosscut and advanced the same 10
feet; tace is in lOw-grade quartz. They have
also completed a large working station at this
leYel east OF the shaft ON the 11UO level the
north lateral drift from the station was advanced
10 feet, tota. length 3U7 feet the face is in the
same formation as last reported. The west cross
cut started 20 feet back from the face OF this
drift was advanced 10 feet total length 81 feet;
lace Is Ia porphyry and quartz. During the week
they nave hoisted SO cars of ore from the 1000
level Car samples averaged $2l 55 per ton.
The morning call., 1894-09-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Catharina ErZgraber TO Isabella Erzgraber. undi-
vlde6 si5tn Of lot Oh line Of Goluen Gate ave
nue.. 93 :3 Z OF Poik street. A: q by S 100: SIS.
gift. O---''"' ""ui'iueu SIKH oi sam :
OF same; IS.
Same to Emma Erzgraber, undivided sixth Of
Martin B. Troy to Charles H. Athearn. lot on
: SSW corner OF Gearv aud LarkIn streets. w 20 by
l20. quttclaim deed; $40.
Marks and Sophie DAVIS TO Edward and Frank
Kelly. tot on line OF Pine street, 75 OF Frank-
lin, 25 by l2o; $40.
Berthe L. Welsh to Bertha welcb. lot on N line
OF EDDY street. 1877 OF octavia IA by N l2O
John and Catherine Hays to Christopher Heider,
lot on S line or McAllister street 1877 IS e Of
buchanan E 27:6 by S 20; $40
v. A. ana Anna l.. Link to San Francisco I,um-
Der Company. lot on W line of Buchanan street.
l64 n of Broadway, 1855 by w 81 :6; $40.
Sophronia Adkins (bY attorney to FrederIek
ReIcbert lot on w line of Parker avenue $50 ) of
Point Lo6Os, 25 by w 125. subject to deed OF
. John A. and Annie whelan to Louise F. Pond.
Iot on f line OF Masonic avenue, 19l OF " aller
street, S "a by 100; $40
Sc line OF kissing street. las ;e7s Sw Of Elev-
enth. Sw 90, Sc 80, NJ 21, MY 80; gift
line OF Erie street, 88:51s W OF Howard w
81 :21s. 1862. f 53:742, 1887; $1,000.
Edward and Elizabeth Ewald to David Devote.
j. j. Raner to Judah Boas lot on f line of Guer-
zero street, 76 S Of shipley, S 21, 80. IL. w
Edward A. and Emma huber to Peter E. Rich
ter lot on line OF Jones street. go n OF Green.
80 by 10: $40.
. Robert Dinsmore and 4. Densmore & Co. (as-
SSgnee) to Pauline y. Morrill,, lot on K line of
SSyse nyue street, 1926 OF Ellis, s % by 1878;
,Magdalena Nuttall to George II. r. Nuttal. un-
SviHed 90 or lot on T. line OF Third street, 40
Sn ~ s stevenson. o NV 20, NE 77:6 Sc 90. 5W
~, ~" y " ~ om 5T:6, subject life reserve: g.
mug saunders to Pat-ick j. Beirne, lot on Sc
,Ie OF shipley street, $50 SW of Fifth, SW 70 by
Sc & 70, &g1itciaim deed $40.
AuoiPn m Sutro to George de Sosnowskf. lot on
IIhe ~ OF S@Iornla street. llO:7 w OF First avenue
: :" Zo;4 90 10. rs. S S6:3L4: $40.
y. u ana T. ID. BloOmer TO GeoTpe MI Coon lot
oo " corner OF Glenn ent street ana Second ave-
$40. - D'eU ~ v D'''
ALAMEDA COUNTY
=. II. Minerva Glines of Oakland TO John r Rall of
Oakland los o. line OF Eigh sntl street IuO w
or Grove. w 40 by 100, block 2s6 snhtect ro
mortgage to the Union Savings Bank for se5nn
also Al ortgage to Henry Mohr for $500 CaEiand.
$500
Nelson Mathewsou of San Francisco IN Hannah
Mathewson OF San Francisco, lot on s line ar Tbird
street, 1888 OF AdeIine, w rs by s lO6 g lot
27, block 446. Briggs Tract, Map 2. OAKLAND. oift
Frederick KENNY OF Oakland To LIZZIE \ shaw
OF Oakland, lot on y w line OF Piedmont ayenue
ANebster street,, ll6 Ne OF Moss, L 20 bv \ w
125, Oakland Township: $40
% Nelson MathewsoD of San Francisco TO Hannah
Mathewson OF San Francisco. lots b and g. Broad-
way villa Tract, being subdivision Of lots 8 and
z, block y. and lot 2. block 2. Piedmont PARK
Oakland Township; gift.
e. James Clinton of San Francisco to Rebecca M.
The morning call., 1894-09-06

new crop OS94) goods as follows: Raisins-4
crown loose. 41Sc: 3-crown, 3$4c; 2-crowr Sc:
s-crown London layers, s. S5 q box; clusters,
81 50; Dehesha clusters. 81: Imperial clusters,
50; 4-crown loose, 81 Is: 4-crown loose, faced.
81 25 = box. Dried Grapes-214e p %.
NUTS-Walnuts are quotable at 6@7t2c
II Tor hardshen, s@sc p ID for softshei and
sase y n for paper-shell; softsheli Almonds
l0@l lc; hardshell 40. e@7e; paper.sheli; 1l1s@
l21ac: Peanuts, SG4c for domestic; Hic.orv
for % posgsned; FiIbePts Ib io@iol%c; Brazil Nuts,
8C99c q 10; Cocoanufs. S5@5 so y 100.
NEGETA BLES-Green Ukra Is quotable at 80
@4Oc p box: Egg Plant, 25140c D box: Green
Corn. z5@5Uc q sack for common and 75c9$1 q
box for Bay: berkeley Corn. 3o@oOc q box: Gu
ctl for No. and 25@50c for No. 2; Green Pep
pers, 25@40c for Chile in large boxes and 2594Oc
q box for Bell: Summer Squash. 20@S0c: 1 Oma-
toes, l212@25c for River and 2O@30c for Bay;
Lima Beans, 2@2lac; Marrowfat squash. So q
ton: Cabnase, 5v@6Oc . ctl; Feed Carrots, 3e@
PRovISIONs-Bacon, lO@11c 2 10 for heavy
and 11@ll1ae for light medium; 1212c for light
and LOG for extra light; Eastern eugar-cured
Hams, lao 415c; California Hams. l3@l312c;
for pure; pails, 0c; California, tierces, &c for
compound and S12@9c for pure; half-bbls 912c:
79,le = tins rs loe: DO 5-b: 1915; Mess Beef $59
$lO@ll; extra prime Pork, Sl2 5O@l3; extra
clear. sl9 5000 q Dbl; mess. sle; Smoked
HOPS Quoted at rose for 1894 Hops aud 4@6c
HIDES AND SKINS - Heavy salted Steers
quotable at 5@514c Q 10; medium: 41ac 2 70:
light 31ac 2 10; Cowhides. 31a@14c Q 10; salted
Kip. 4c: saIted Calf, &c; salted Veal. SC; dry
Hides, usual selection, 7e q %: dry Kip and Calf,
9@lOc 2 II: prime GOatskins, 20@35c each; Kids;
be: Deerskins good summer, zoe; medium, l5
a zoe: winter, sc D n: Sheepskins. shearIIngs.
1U@20e each; short wool. 2s @35c; medium. 40@
5oc each; long wool. 50@75c each: CuLs of all
kinds about 1pc less
TALL w-No ! rendered. 412@45sc; country
tallow, 4@414c 2 ID; refined, 6961sc; Grease 80
312c q 10
WOOL-Southern and San Joaquin, 4GI6c p 10;
Mountain Free, 6@8e; Northern; 69sc; humboldt
and southern. 5@61sc: FoOthill, SQ9c; Humboldt
and Mendocino, lC@l21ac; Eastern oregon. 20
1Oe; Valley oregon, 10@l3c p %.
The morning call., 1894-09-06

Br stmr Arawa, for Sydney via Fiji; H NJ stmr
Champion for EsQuimalt via Necker Island.
Movements of Trans Atlantic Steamers.
LIVERPOOL-Arrived Sept 5-Stmr Ohio. from
fhlladelphia; stmrs Southampton. New YORK and
Aller, from New York.
NEW XORk-Arrfved Sept 6-Stmr Aurania,
from Liverpool; sImr Lain, from Bremen.
Importations.
AMESP0RT-Per Santa Cruz-2623 SKIS oats, ]
oiltank SIX coffee. 8 cs beer bottles
] carriage
Moro Cajo-224 SKIS potatoes.
salinas l0SS SKIS oats, 544 SKIS barley, IL beer
kegs.
Blanco-4S3 SKIS barley
Matsonvilie-700 SKIS oats, 24l7 SKIS sugar
ROGU e RIVER-Per Golden Gate-l5 eds tan
Dark, 2S1 bbls salmon, 20l bles wool, pkg bear
SKIES, l5 eds matehwood 2 bdls hides, hf-bbs
butter.
Consignees.
Per Santa Cruz-H Dutard; E Stevens Co:
Standard OiiCo; Cal Bottling Co; II Hammer
q Co; Moore. Ferguson 81 Co: Carville Mfg Co;
A Folger " Co: Wilson & BarchIell; Enterprise
Brewery; w McNear
Per Golden Gate-Christy & Wise; r d Hume
q Co; kowalsky Co; Smiths Cash Store Alaska
Packers Assn; Dodge Sweeney IL Co.
For Late Shipping Intelligence See Eighth Page.
The morning call., 1894-09-06
Stocks in Landau

NEW YORK Sept. 5.-The Evening POSTS Iondon
cablegrem says: The stock markets were choppy
to-day. Realizngs were general, but there was
no serious decline. Americans were dun. The
pubic here continue buying bonds only. south
Americans were the feature to-day. 1t is be-
lieved the statemen TO be made az the RAM ~
England this month Will show great loss in the
Barring liquidation. This will have q very good
erect Yesterdays report OF the sail of 4 block
OF securities to syndicate is confirm ed to-day
The syndicate held an option to take more before
January. Silver Is weak the allotment of
Council drafts. The German demand for gold is
stronR, but Is not expected TO last. -
The morning call., 1894-09-06
LIVESTOCK.
CaIifo1 mia Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO. Sept 6.-The Earl Fruit Company
sold California fruit at auction to-day realizing
the following prices; Pears-Bartletts, 81 25@
l 80: b. Clair0eaus, $l@l 90. Peaches-Susque-
hanna 60G65: late Crawfords. Csc Ounces
85c. Plums and prunes - Fallenbergs 81 90:
JaDa2s roc. Nectarines-Red, 90c0$l 20; Bos.
ton, S0c@$l Grapes-Half-crates Tokay. g5cM
81 %: Muscats, u. Grapes were partly decay ed
to-day.
The Ear! Fruit Company. New York. sold Bart
let's at 81 s5@2 45. Plums and prunes-Gross
81 25@l so; Egg. 81 20@l 35: German, 81 5O@
l So Peaches-650S0c.
Porter Bros. CO.. Chicago, sold eleven cars.
Gross prunes, SOc@$l s.; Fallenbergs, 81 lO0
15: silver pruncs, 75@8Uc; Ickworth piums
81 l5: Bartlett pears. overripe 5Oc60$1 30; Tokay
grapes, nalf-crates, 7Oc0$l 10; Muscats 3009Oc.
japan piums, 81 10; German prunes 65c0SI l5
Porter Bros Company. New York = Bartlett
Pears, 81 lo@l SO; balf boxes. 70@S0 late
Mcpeyitt CIings. s5o95c; Kelsey Japan FIums.
65@s5c: Gross Prunes, 81 1902 l5: French
prunes. 81: half crates, Tokay, 81 05a2 45. Nns
cats, 75c@$l; Rose OF Peru, 40075c
The morning call., 1894-09-06
LIDDIARD RETURNS.
The ContraIto Finds Japan Decided
Failure

Miss Fanny Lddiard of Tivoli fame returned
from the Orient on the Belgic yesterday and
was greeted by great galaxy Of friends at the
Pacific Mail dock.
Miss Liddiard went to japan with an opera
company, which did not make success in the
land OF the Mlkado, and hence her return
When seen yesterday the actress declared that
the plague and The war had damaged her buSi-
peSs 10 such an extent that 1t was not worth
while remaining in Japan. Size says the troupe
remained in Okohama because they wanted
10. but the stories from Japan from other
sources put different aspect in the tale. 1t is
said they are in dire straits, and didn't come
back with the prima donna because they
couldn't.
One OF the first persons TO meet Miss Liddiard
was Young Mccarthy the so-ealled yachtsman.
and when II was mentioned to Miss Liddiard
thai she had returned 10 wed the friend of the
camera aud the yacht she denied il, and said
that she was very good friends with Mccarthy
and nothing more.
On the way over Miss Liddiard contributed
. her cOparalo voice 10 amuse the passengers.
80 IA tDerr Is 40 indication tDat she will go
back 10 the TiYoh, and the managers say that
they so far have no reason TO engage her.
NIhs entire set of picturesque CalIfor-
The morning call., 1894-09-06
GuNaRn IIEE-

New York to III - ,ol, via Queenstown,
from Pier 10. North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Etruria, Sept Is 5 :30AM Etruria Oct. l3, :O0FM
Campania, ST ~. 80 A Campania OcT. 70, 8 :30A
Umbria, ,Spt. 29 80 AN Umbria. Oct. ~, I: 10 PM
Lucania, oct. q, lO:30AM Lucania Nov. 3, 8 200 AM
Cabin passage. $50 and upward; second ca0in,
$50, $40. $45, according to steamer and accom-
modations.
Steerage tickets to and from all parts OF Europe
at verv low rates. For freight and passage apply
at company's office, owling Green, New York
VERNON H. BROWN & Co., General Agents.
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application 20 WILLIAMS, DIMOND Il co,
ThSaTu If Agents, San francisco.
The morning call., 1894-09-06
New YORK Markets.

NEW YORK Sept. 5.-The stock market to- day
was irregular of movement and unsettled OF tone.
the result OF the days trading being the estab
lishment OF q range OF prices extending from 215
per cent below to 1s above the closing OF yester-
day The declines were more numerous than the
gains, the latter being mainly confined TO the
specialties. Speculation was less active than
usual and the trading was largely confined TO the
professional traders London supplying Eonly a
small portion OF the dealings and dividing Its pat
ronaee about equally on each side of the market
Influences at work In the market continued favor
The morning call., 1894-09-06
Iron and Steel Market.

new YORK, sept. 5.-The soft condition OF tb.
market proves the consumption Is lot sufficiently
great enough to hold out hopes of an early ad-
vance, and the grave question is whether there
will be demand enough to prevent decline. possI.
bly, back to the old figures for pig and steel bIets
ana BesSemer. wheeling ana Chicago are taking
what urgent business is offering. but the whole
the tone Is one OF duliness In manufactured iron
aud steer the market Is quiet and the request fall
Ing on Ia the demand, which is reflected In
weakening prices. -
To judge from the busy condition OF the cast
iron fonndries, the amount of municipal work 90.
ing on is large o.
The morning call., 1894-09-06
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y & NAV. Co. E NC keA
NEIL. L.Receiver-Ocean Div.-wiIl dis As&8
patch from Spearstreet wharf at 10 A. NJ, for the
above ports of their Al iron steamships. viz |:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Sept. IL, Il, Oct L,
8, ID I6 70. 81.
COLUMBIA-Sept g. 16, 20. Oct g. I6 2s.
Connecting via Portland with the o. +. & n. Ry
system and other divergng lines for all points in
Oregon Washington, British Columbia. Alaska,
Idaho Montana, Dakota, Utah, wyoming Yellow
stone Park and all points east and south and to
Europe
Fare to Portland-Cabin. $16; steerage, So;
round trip cabin, $50.
Freight and Ticket Office 10 Montgomery ST. (;
Ticket Office New Montgomery street.
GOODALL, PERKIN s & CO., Supts. ocean Div.
If 10 Market st. San francisco.
The morning call., 1894-09-06
MARKET REPORTS.
wEDx EsDAY EVENING. Sept. s.

WEDN ESDAH EVENING" DepL. D.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Silver fraction off.
Wheat futures lower.
Improved prices for Barley.
Oats weak. Corn and Rye dull.
Heavy receipts OF Hay,
Beans unchanged.
Potatoes steady. onions higher.
Butter still advancing.
Cheese doing better.
Egg market quiet.
Poultry rather Brmer.
Gamers buying Peaches cheaper.
Bartlett Pears higher.
Lemons and Lines scarce.
Dried Peaches a fraction of.
Provisions unchanged.
Vegetables plentiful as usual
The morning call., 1894-09-06
Omaha livestock Market.

OMAHA, Sept. 5-Cattle-Rsceipts 6OOO Buy.
were all after the fat beeves for these paid
steady prices, 50 70 for native. The commoner
grades aud cowstun generally ruled slow and
lower. Business in stockers and feeders was
moderately active and prices were fairly well sus-
tanned.
Sheep Receipts eoO No market.
The morning call., 1894-09-06

Robert Irwin with W. W. RednaIl. to Duiid a
2-story 5-roomed cottage line of Castro
street, rs: :6 of AlvaradO; $3.50
H. Drewes with Robert frost, TO build 2-story
frame buildings on the Sw corner of Folsom and
Army streets, 5 25 by 100; S2325
Washington Dodge with George Healing TO
build frame building on line of sacramento
street, 81 :6 e OF Baker; S2650
The morning call., 1894-09-06
CON RAD!
CONRAD!
CON RAD!


State Lottery Company shall not Presidency
Manua o LousE
address
PuertoC Cortes
Express,
O. a.
The morning call., 1894-09-06
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska 9 AN. &MfkAEA
Sept. z, ~, Oct. z, %, Nov. 6, 81. -A-zAAA1S
Santa Cruz Monterey excursion-Last of Season.
steamer z o mona leaves Saturday, Sept g. 4 r. NJ,
due back following Monday, 5 A. N.
For British CoIu N bia ana Puget Sound ports,
Sent. Z and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays 9 A NJ.
For Newport Los Angeles and all way ports.
every fourth and fifth day, alternately, A NJ.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford.
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, Redondo (Los
Ange!es) and Newport, every fourth and fifth day,
alternately. at IL A. NJ.
For ports in Mexico, 25th OF each month.
Ticket Ofice-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., General Agents.
tt 10 Market st., San Francisco,
The morning call., 1894-09-06
General Merchandise.

BAGS-Cot.on Fruit Bags, 5ssc 57sc and 6s4 c
for the three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain
Bags, 5Ac spot and 4l4c asked Tor June and July
delivery; Wool Bags, S4@36c
SU6AR-The Western sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: cube, Crushed. Powdered
ana Fine Crushed, all size: Dry Granulated, 57sc;
Conieetioners' A, 534c; Magnolia A. 515c; Extra
z, 5ssc; Golden g, 51sc: d. 47sc; half barrels,
14c more than barrels, and boxes -ac more.
The morning call., 1894-09-06
San Francisco Meat Mar eft


Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers follows:
BEEF-First quality sc p ID: second quality,
412c; third do. 31a@e4c p n
NEAL-Large, A9oc; small, 5@5c 2 10
ID.
LAMB-595c p 10.
PORK-Live logs. sc for heavy and medium
grain-fed, and sc p n for small tat; stock Hogs.
nominal; dressed 40, 6@71ae p 10
The morning call., 1894-09-06
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange. Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call easy at II: last loan, IL: closed
at IL. Prime mercantile paper. 3C95E%. Sterling
exchange duh aud weak. with actual business In
bankers bills at 81 s6@4 s614 for demand and
81 Sh@4 S5A for sixty days. Posted rates,
s4 s5Is04 s6la aud 81 S794 s71a Commercial
bills, 81 SS@4 SS13. Silver certificates 65@661ae.
The morning call., 1894-09-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE HOTEL.
W Head, Woodland L Henry. Mon terey
" Hamburger, Wis DR. V q Yecki. San Jose
Taylor " ", n Y Miss A I Wise. Eng
i " eigman, Bavaria Col Trevelyan. Fresno
Il LanEtord, Stockton d Warnock, Chicago
ChaS Derby, Ind w A Cheney, Phila
j Morse, Chico Mrs Morse, Chico
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
.B Coleman, Sacto J Buckner Santa Rosa
j Page W San Jose Bulls Petaluma
. j bUcey, stockton Rudwick. y
J Ayers, San Diego Dixon, Mexico
S Sorensou. Santa Rosa J Ryan, st Paul
Ed Edwards, Haywards Goodman, Halifax
II Arnold spokane steers, seattle
Mclaughlin, y j McCAnu, Milwaukee
II Harris, saltwater FButterworthOregonCty
l. Dempsey, saltwater Geiger, Tacoma
y Park, stockton
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
Crossland W, Ill Geo Mcdonald, Alaska
p g Thompson, Hostr Edw Hall. stockton
Geo w Stearns, Los Ang z MtibOurne, Portland
J A Trip, y Geo holiday. Rosa
VIM II Cole, & S. Mont VIM Elsmere & g. Cal
n Chappefl. san Diego Chas Robinson, Fresno
Leuls Debanne, Oakve h Down. SActo
L Stearn, san Jose j l. Kelley, 5
" IN Stevenson Chicago q Stewart. DanVille
NJ Christianson. Stocktn VIM Schwartz. Stockton
de elem. Ontario Jas ROdman. BALTIC
ETed Black & ", Y Jas McGif
Frank Timothy, ri Paso Rev K Luton, Sn Mateo
y W Beardsloy, Sacto
The morning call., 1894-09-06

kOhNIN+ bESSIOH
Boards Bank OF California. 2lO: Edison
Light Power Co, 1861: Is do. l06; SO Hawai-
ian Commercial. 934 80 do, 95s: rs Hutchinson
s Z Co, I414; 1l5 Gssight, 1884.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-5 Edison Light q Power Co. lO6; rs
Hutchinson Co. 14ss; 80 Market-st Railway.
4314: 20 do, 43.
street-75 EDISON Light & Power Co. lO6: rs
Hutchinson Co, 141z; so S + Gaslight, 72sA
80 water 1884.