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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-04-26
Sunset.COx Said "Matrimony."

The following little anecdote shows
theready wit Of the late S. S. Cox. 1t
was during his visit at Huron, s. D.,
that young lady, accompanied by her
best young man, was introduced to the
honored guest. Extending her hand to
him, she sad very gushingly:
"Oh, Mr., Cox, am 50 glad to know
You and hear Won speak. Just say one
word, one single little word, that / can
say I have heard your voice"
The roguish statesman squeezed
tendellv the soft, white hand that was
laid in his, glancing at the faces Of the
Young couple standing before him, and
in o sweet, loT voice said
"Matlimony.'
lis unnecessary to state that the day
was soon named. ST. Palt. Pioneer
Press.
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Paying Inventions.

Inventor i have here a new life.
saving appliance, which needs only
capital to-
Capitalist I'm busted. Haven't q
cent left. Going to the poor hous,
next week. Good.da--
Inventor Let mo show YOU one more
thing aEomy invention 70 new patent
srliteediug rotary cannon, warranted
90 Kill 10000 men % second.
Capitalist Geo Whitaker rllgive
q million dollars for o. half interest
Nep York. lleeliy.
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TRAINS Leave. AtriNt.
a
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st Louis amt FtNa. Past Line, Is N3d WI{ t:2u m
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kankakeeN bloomington l'r. y &3J b mIs l.21 y M
Pontiac and Springfield EN...If S;4J mIt ego pm
kankAkee and Gilman Pass IL A}3J y m N.da am
Rockford. Dubuque sioux
Cty. Il Sioux Falls Fast IiueIS l3ln = NH 100 p in
Rockford Dubuque, ana Sioux
city Express III SO m t;3n m
Pacific Coast Express .........5 ,.ul m U;Sl a IN
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Rockford and FrePpurt En-. t3uj N .......,..,.
Dubuque and Rockford Ex.,.. ,....,....,I l. ,'" IN
+On saturday night runs to Dubuque only. tuaty
except sunday Sioux city TO dubuque; daily, nu-
buque to Chicago snaty 'Dauy except Sunday
Burlington Route
Berths aud tickets at III clark St and at Union
DEPOT on Canal ST., hetw en- Madison ana Adams.
TRAINS cave Arrive
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RAILROAD T1ME-CARDs.

hLtNO'S CENT Al.
Depots, Lake, 22d and 'th SITS Ticket o1lces, lpt
Clark 19l Randolph Palmer, Grand Pacific and
sherman house. Trans TOT the west iuust be taken
at Lake st. depot
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'tN,ept Sunday Except saturday .Excepi NJ
day, gDstly. 'Sunday only
The morning call., 1890-10-29
A SUDDEN CALL
That Came to an old-Time Carpenter on
the Norris Grant.

That Came to an Old-TIme Carpenter on
the Norris Grant.
The body OF old James VOORHEES, lies on
the slab at the Morgue. Up 20 4 o'clock yes
terday afternoon he was hale and hearty, in
the enjoyment of robust health, but death
overlook him in moment and his strength
awaited him nothing
VOORHEES, had been employed as a carpen-
ter on the Norris Grant for seven or eight
years, but for quarter of century he was
knewn in and about Sacramento. VOORHEES,
was reputed to be one of the best mechanics
at his trade in this region, ana always found
employment Like others, however, equip
ped by nature for better things, lie was at
times victim to drink, and his visits to the
city were invariably lurid intervals in his
life. But his friends regarded him as an
honest and capable man, industrious always
and far removed from the disgrace that
son. etimes follows in the wake of liquor.
He was at work making ventiator on
top of a barn on the grant all day yesterday.
About O'Clock in the afternoon fellow
workman had occasion to come down the
ladder from the top of the barn. In his
descent he happened to look up and saw
VOORHEES, topple over as if in great distress.
Hastily climbing back to the top he caught
the dying man, and with assistance that he
called brought him to the ground. In three
minutes he was dead and in the interval he
never uttered a word.
The body was brought to town by Cor
oner Clark, and to-day an autopsy was
held.
V0orhies was Familiarity known as "Jer-
sey Jim" for the reason that his name was
James and his birthplace New Jersey. He
was 60 years old and unmarried lie had a
brother, John VOORHEES,, who died here few
years ago. but so far as is known, he had no
living relations.-Sacramento Bee, Oct 28th.
The morning call., 1890-10-29

per cent at the lowest point and served to give
dropping tendency to the general list. The street
was full of the story that Union Pacific was the
aggressor in the difficulty in the West and the
stock was knocked off PIG per cent. None of the
active shares dsp ed any recuperative power, and
the final prices in all close to the lowest of the
day. Sugar was down A " and Union Pacific 21Is.
Governments firm. Petroleum closed weak; spot
Pennsylvania closed at TO-
NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-United States Bonds: as,
12113: 41a's. l0iA: Northern Pacific. 1884 Cana
dian Pacific. 1873 Central Pacific. 80; Union Pa
cifc, AVA; Atchson IT'S; Wells Fargo, 1873; West
ern Union. S114; Silver, LOG. Sterling, 81 Sl1a
ga SO.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-Wheat cash, 81 091@
November, 81 O7l2.
Flour-Steady.
Cofee-S1S 20.
Sugars 15-16@6c.
Hides-l412e.
Copper-Lake. $16 rs.
1in-Spot, $25.
Lead-Domestic, So rs.
Iron-$l4.
Petroleum-79.
The morning call., 1890-10-29
RAILROAD NOTES.
Changes in Time-Tnbl-s Between Her,
and Ogden.

ana oSueu.
The following changes will be made in
the new Southern Pacific time table, and
will take effect about November 10Th: No.
will leave Ogden at 6 in the evening and
arrive here at 6 :4j in the morning on the
second day. No. will leave Ogden at 8
in the morning and arrive here at 1915 in
the afternoon on the second day Leaving San
Francisco at Z 80 in the morning No. l will
arrive in Ogden at Z in the evening, and No.
is changed 10 leave here at Z in the even
ing, which will make its arriving time in Og-
den 80 in the morning Of the second day.
c. e. CRANE of the Vanderbilt lines has
returned from a visit to Portland and Puget
Sound. He reports railroad building active
and says that within twomonths the Seattle,
Lake Shore and Western will make conne:-
tons with the Canadian Pacific and run its
trains through to Seattle.
j. A. Monroe. Assistant General Traffic
Manager of the Union Pacific, has rendered
his resignation, to take effect January LIST.
1t is said that he has resigned to accept a
more lucrative position on an Eastern road.
The morning call., 1890-10-29
COMMERCIAL RECORD,

TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. 2S.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver unsettled.
Mexican Dollars not quotable.
Coal stiff and dear.
Quicksilver dull.
Lumber firm
Canned Fruits very active.
Coffee firm.
Wheat dull
Barley and Oats firm.
Corn arrives freely.
Rye steadier.
Feedstufs IN quick demand.
Hay steady.
Beans unsettled
Potatoes weak
Onions steady.
Fresh Butter easy: Picked firm.
New Cheese strong.
Eggs tending downward
Fine Honey in demand.
Poultry rather frmer.
Game easier.
Grapes doing better.
Apples frmer.
More call for Lemons and Lines.
Sharp advance in Pecans.
Dried traits steady.
Raisins quiet.
Provisions active.
Hops rule firm.
Wool in brisk demand
Meat market amply supplied.
The morning call., 1890-10-29
General Merchandise.

BAGS-Calcutta spot, nominal: May and June.
e&se; Wool Bags, 36@3Sc: Potato Gunnies. nomi-
CANNED vEGETABLES-Tom 81 1901 20
spot; Peas, 81 359l 40 spot.
COFFEE-Fair demand. Quotations fol-
lows: 2l@22c q 10 for good to PRIME washed
fair washed Guatemala. Costa Rica and salvador;
lS34@l9$4 for medium Guatemala, Costa Bica and
Salvador; 6la@plS$4 ordinary Guatemala Costa
Rica ana Salvador; l5@l712c for common Qua
temaia, Costa Rica and salvador; Io9l5c for
very Inferior Guatemala, Costa Rica and Saliva
dor: gle for good green unwashed Salvador: 20Ia@9
2lc tor fair to good beached unwashed Salvador.
CANNED FRUIrS-Deinaud very brisk. Ship
ments eastward enormous Prices firm, but
no higher. We quote standard goods as fol-
lows: Aprcots, 81 1902; Peaches. 81 1892 65
for freestone; Bartlett Pears 81 1892 S5; Piums,
81 5O@l 60: Grapes. 81 AS Ounces. 81 IS q doz.
COAL-The following quotations are as near as it
is possible to quote the narKet. Dealers themselves
all at sea regarding prices. The fact is there is
so little Coal here that importers can get almost
are: Wellington, $40: New wellington. $40; South
field Wellington, slO@i0 so; Diamond. sl3 Cedar
Bay. =; Sydney Greta, Sl4; Cumberland. sIs
cite Egg, Sl7dlS: Colorado Anthracite Egg, sl79
49, Camel, $40; Rocky Mountain. Sl2 oOg - q ton.
FISH-No. Mackerel, guotaole at sl 4g9l5 in
bbls and 81 75@2 in kits; Mess Mackere So
for DoneIess; Eastern Smoked Herring, zoe: Dutch
do. 81 50dl rs r keg; Whitefsh. $40 in half-bbls
ass % IN Ai''' tongues anu 0Ounu' - ''S
NAILs-ouotable as follows: Two hundred key
standard wire; small lots l5@2Oc higher all round
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES duIl at $50 p flask
SYRUP-The California Refinery quotes: Drips,
In bbs. csc: do in half-bbs. 7Iac; in 5gal kegs,
32Ic; i'll 1-ga tins. 4212c = gallon.
The American Refinery quotes zoe In b6is, 22Eac
in half do 271%c in kegs and 371ac e gal in cases
SUGAR-The California Sugar kehuery quotes,
terms net cash: CUBE, Crushed, Extra Pow
dered and Fine Crushed all 61sc; Dry Granulated.
&c: Confectionery A. sac; Extra c. isc; Golden
c. 4Tsc &. 10: Bags, 1sc more than bblS.
The American Sugar Refinery quotes as fol-
lows, cash: Extra fine Cube. Crushed,
Fine Crushed and Powdered, 61sc p 10: Extra
Fine Powered, 6Ssc; Dry Granulated. Use; Xxx do,
57se: ConfectIoners A. 534c; White Extra Z, 512c;
Extra O. 51Ac; Golden Z, FAC e 10.
The morning call., 1890-10-29
THE STOCK MARKET.

There a sudden squirt in Andes yesterday, the
stock rising 50 As in the afternoon sale, several
thousand shares changing hands. The rest Of the
market was apat hetic and weak.
Local securities sold very well, and Hawaiian
Commercial rose to SIT SO.
The Alta delinquent sale takes place to-day.
North Bloomfield is assessed so cents and Fate
Hayes So, both delinquent in Office November 2Sth.
Alta crushed last week 315 tons Of ore, assaying
The morning call., 1890-10-29

the Horton House was drnpned in on the six
year-old rattler, the lizard and scorpion, while
were already trifle crowded. The four set
in for a first round, in which the rat tore an
arm from the scorpion, while the lizard
grasped the serpent by the back. The rat
the lizard held on the rat jumped at the
snake with its mouth open, and as the
RATHER struck its mouth was right in that of
its antagonists. This finished the rat, and
the serpent struck several times at the lizard
without penetrating its hide. Then the
scorpion snugged up to the coiled fighter and
they all took a nap.-San Diego Union, Oct.
o7th
The morning call., 1890-10-29
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.


Application was made yesterday by the
attorney for absent heirs of the late William
Stott for the removal Of the special admin
istrator and the the placing of the estate in
the hands of Ppblir Administrator Pennie,
for the reason that the former official was
dilatory in suing the deceased's surviving
partner who is heavily indebted TO the
estate On the administrator promise that
suit would be Immediately instituted, the
matter was allowed TO drop.
The morning call., 1890-10-29

Steamers to sail to-day the Corona for Hum
boldt Bay, the Los Angeles for San Pedro and the
Crescent City for Crescent City.
The Farallon falls due from Honolulu, the UNA
tilla from Victoria and Puget Sound. the Pomona
from San Diego, the Wilmington Arcata and Arago
from Coos Bay, the Alex Duncan from Moss Land
ing and the Bonita from the southern coast.
The Dumfriesshire takes for Hull 90l35 ctls
Wheat, valued at 1923 ,935; Louise for Hull, 60.670
cts at $751; 50 Sutherlandshlre, for Corr, 56,00S
ctls at ST., 900.
The morning call., 1890-10-29
HisBrdx Found in tho Bav.

The body of j. E. Williams, black
smith, who lived at 975 Harrison street.
was found yesterday floating in the bay, off
Union-street Wharf and taken to the
Morgue. 1t had been in the water more
than a week. In one of the pockets was
found q letter of recommendation from the
Cyclors Machine Works, 10 Beale street,
which led to the Identification. The de-
ceased was about So years of age.
The morning call., 1890-10-29
A Chance for Ynnnr Men.

The Young Mems Christian Association
has recently published most complete
prospectus entitled "a Chance for Young
Men," which gives full record of all the
work to be undertaken in the institution
ing evening educational classes, lectures, re-
ceDtons, medical talks, library, reading
room, gymnasium, boys classes in physical
culture, etc. Membership ticket, including
all the above privileges and many other ad-
yantapes S. year
The morning call., 1890-10-29

Retail prices are: Rough Pine. s2l 2 NJ; extra
lengths higher: selected S27; clear. $35; flooring
1873 for No. l, S3s 50 for fancy 1913 for No 2; step
ping, s35@45; rough Redwood, No /, 81; second
So 25G3 SO: Pckets, $50 for Pine and SlS for Red
wood Tor rough, S27 for fancy.
The morning call., 1890-10-29


ROOMS To LET.
eIO STEVENSON sT.-NICELY FURNISHED
OlU room suitable for or gentlemen. o29 3t*
XIX TAYLoR-4 UNFINISHED ROOMS. APP
O1O ply on premises oc29 st"
0.le TAYLoR-NICE SUNNY ROOMS: WELL
H-O furnished; bath oc29 5tf
oI0 MONTGOMERY AVE : UNFINISHED
OIO sunny front room; housekeeping. Its
O SEVENTH = FURNISHED SUNNY FRONT
Ok NINTH WIZARD HOUSE; ELEGANTLY
~ furnished suites or single rooms. oc29 5ts
S07 STEVENSON = LARGE SUNNY FRONT
OOt room furnished for two. oc29 3ls
S6Q STEVENSON ST.-NICELY FURNISHED
Coo large sunny front room for two. oc29 3t*
J007 MISsIoN-2 LARGE FRONT ROOMS;
1OoI TO married couples OF gentlemen. oc2e 5t*
ooD SHiPLEY-3 ROOMS AND HALL; PR
OoZ. vate entrance; very convenient oc29 st"
/ goo HowARD-NICELY FURNISHED SINGLE
VIZ rooms So to $40; gentlemen. oc29 ats
Ok TURKS UNFURNisHED ROOMS TO LET.
% oc29 IT
TAO ELLIs-RuoMs WITH OR WITHOUT
t1O board; private family; reasonable. oc29 5ts
JINFURNisHED LARGE ROOM AND KITCHEN
" 50. IS Lewis ST., OF Taylor. near Post. oc29 2s
I6HT HOUSEKEEPING LARGE FRONT
hroom; American family. 81 Minna, mr. 6th.292s
100 HAYES ROOM AND BOARD FOR
IoA couple nice family; reference. oc2s 7t'
1910 FOLSOM NEAR NINTH-sMALL SUNNY
1AtA front ROOM oc29 3ts
IGi6 FOLKS PLEASANT REAR ROOMS;
1OlO separate entrance; $40. oe2s 81
The morning call., 1890-10-29
Ont of Dnrnnce Vile.

The Supreme Court has discharged on
habeas corpus ex-Lord High Sheriff Hutton
of London, and the latter returned on Mon
day to bonny England 'If he does" said
Mr.. Donague, II shall send the judgment to
England for collection" Hutton was ar
rested on Saturday night on an affidavit that
he was about to depart without paying his
Judgment creditors.
The morning call., 1890-10-29
CARDINAL NEWMAN.

49, oUDER than roar her own reverberant
B Around the white sea-clihs-more full
LA than they
OF tumut and harsh discord-night and
day
Uprising England's voice for centuries
Has smitten the ear of God; but melodies,
Strong ones and true have still not failed her;
they
Up through the din wind still their silvery way
And God for earth's marred harmonies appease.
OF such, sweet-springlng from a blameess heart,
And perfect grown with length OF many days,
The music that we ceased but now to hear:
That fu' Ter swelIed and Sweeter year on year
Until IL rose marvellous hymn of praise
And with the nine-choired choral strain found part
INIGo DEANE, in November Scribner
The morning call., 1890-10-29
Aspbvxiated while Intoxicated.

Annie Young, II years of age, who worked
in pickle factory and lived at 81 Third
street, was found dead in bed yesterday.
She was suffocated by gas, which. escaped
that she had been drinking beer during the
previous evening. and retired intoxicated at
IL o'clock, when, it is thought, she turned
the gas-cock too far around and lay down to
sleep.
The morning call., 1890-10-29
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-wheat opened from 1acto Csc
higher. advanced CSC. huctuated within q small
range, finally selling off from 1sc to CSC, became
strong, adva' ced l14c and closed from 112c to
1880 higher than yesterday. Receipts 735, 900
bushels. Shipments 225. ZOO bushels. Rye steady
at &C Barley firm at 7SIsc
CHICAGO, Oct 2S.-Wheat cash. 81 Ol3s
COrn-523sc.
Pork-$l0 20.
Lard-S5 40.
Ribs-$5 As.
WhiSky-S1 IA.
The morning call., 1890-10-29

Charles It. zimmerman, the Postoffice
clerk, whose arrest for opening letters and
abstracting their contents was made on Sun.
day afternoon, was released from custody
yesterday on $500 bonds, with Mary j. An
dros and Mary Carroll, both Of 1864 Webster
street, Oakland, as sureties.
The morning call., 1890-10-29

All descriptions are in ample supply. Prices show
change. Wholesale rates from slaughterers TO
dealers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality, SC; second quality, 90
Size; third do, 3lp(G4 &c
VEAL-Large 4d5c: small Calves. 6@Sc.
MUTTON-we thers. 7c Ewes 6I2c
LAMB-SprinC Lamb, S1a@s9c p n.
PoRK-Live Hogs, 4l4@41ac for hard granted;
stock Hogs, 393I3c 4 10; dressed dO6 12@7 q ID.
The morning call., 1890-10-29

Squash is quotable at s25 q tom Marrowfat Squash,
SlO@12 2 ton; Egg Plant, 35G5Oc p Dox: Green
Peppers 4O160c; tomatoes. large boxes, 4o9o9c ZOE
Bay; Summer Squash. Sl@I 20 Lima Lima b cans
21Ac q 10 for small and 112g2c for large; Cdopge,
50060c e ctl Feed Carrots. 30@4Cc l9rIios' noe
Beets 81 Parsnips. 81 % q ct; Garlic S9loc p ~
PROVISlONS-Dealers report an active demand.
No further change in prices. Eastern covered Break
fast Bacon. l3G13Kc: California smoked Bacons
9@110c q II for heavy and medium. ana l3CD
13t.c q 10 for light l3l29l4c for extra ngnt
Bacon Sides. 9I4@954c p 10; Eastern Suga-,cured
Hams for city trade, 13$4914c; California Hans
salt 12l4@l2l2c g 10; refrigerator-cured, $50
1870; Lard, tierces, Eastern, all kinds. 9@914c;
half bbls, 912@994c; tins Toe; pals, 10.b. l91ac;
do, 5-lb. 1910; kegs. 9$4@l0c p 10; Mess Beef.
81 5GGS; extra mess do, So 50@9 family do,
S1l 5u4l2: clear Pork $40 50920: extra prime,
S1SG1S so q Dbl; Pig Pork, p keg S3(G325.
Pigs Feet, $13@13 so q Dbl; Smoked Beef, 11$49
HUPS-The tone is very firm and buyers bid 371ac,
while holders ask 40c for choice. Were buyers and
sellers to come together active business would
probably result. Quotable at 3093212c for fair
and 35@40c e n for good to choice.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy salted steers. Size p
H. medium, S12c e h; light, 6lac: COwhides.
Size: salted Kip, &c; salted Calf S9c; dry Hides,
usual selection. lO1ge; dry Kips. l09l01ac;
medium do, z5035c; small skins, lGG2Oc: Deer
skins. good summer, 3Ua35c; Medium. 25c: thin,
zoe e IL; Shcepskins, shearlings, l092Uc; short
wool, 3G65Oc; medium 65@D90c; long wool, 90c1
green skins sell relatively higher.
TALLOW-Fair TO good rendered. 313@334c q ID;
refined 47s@p5c: Grease. 2$l@3c = 10.
WOOI.-In active demand and firm. Fall clips
Quotable as follows: Humboldt and Mendocino free.
l6GlSo: DO defective. lag loo; Sacramento valley
free, l3G l5c do defective, ll4l2c; Mountain iree
12@l5c: San Joaquin and Southern. eqlle. Spring
clips; Valley Oregon, 2l923L2c; Eastern OfeSoht
y
The morning call., 1890-10-29
Produce Market.

FLOUR - The demand and supply about bal
ances. Net cash prices follows: Family
extras, 81 2504 so; Bakers extras. 81 1904 Is:
city superfne, S3 a 80; interior brands SAG
so for extras and S393 % e bbl for superfne.
WHEAT-Freghts are quiet and unchanged at
42s Cd for iron vessels, United Kingdom, Havre or
Antwerp. The chartered Wheat fleet in port has a
registered tonnage of 6S.566, against IA 900
on the same date last year; disengaged, S235 TONS
against 29,S00. on the way to this port, 23S, 800
tons. against 2l3 900 on the same date i'll 1889.
Wheat runs along without change worthy of note
Thus far this month IA cargoes have cleared from
this port, average OF l every two days. This
does not show very active market. No. !, 81 1894
al 50; No. 2, 81 3Uql 321a; choice, 81 1914
extra choice for milling, 81 3712 q 4212 ;
Sonora, 81 3114@1 1894 q ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRSING.
The market firm. Buyer 10000, 81 362s:
1900, 81 3612. Buyer season-200, 81 445s; 400,
81 4Is4 100, 81 447s.
CALL sALES-AFTERSOoN.
Prices continued strong. Buyer '90-l0O, 81 1868;
500, 81 367s; $40, 81 1854. Buyer season-5UO,
81 asa.
BARLEY - The high prices are maintained, but
they check the demand, hence all descriptions are
reported qu.et. Offerings of Fee: rather larger
than they have been. No. l Feed 81 46H9
l Az; choice, 81 1884 lower grades 81 421a@D
l as; Cheyaer 81 55@1 571s for standard, 81 40
al 45 for lower grades; Brewing 81 5U9l 60 p
ctl for fair TO choice
The morning call., 1890-10-29

P. j. Mccarthy was sentenced to the
House of Correction for two years by Judge
Van Reynegom yesterday morning. he hav-
ing pleaded guilty of burglary in the second
degree. He was caught while trying to
steal some tools in the new City Hall,
The morning call., 1890-10-29

The matter of alleged frauds perpetrated
by ex-senator McCudden against the Gov
eminent in some extensive coal contracts
came up yesterday before the United States
Grand Jury for investigation,
The morning call., 1890-10-29
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Oct 2s.-There was very little In
the stock market to-day outside of the few leaders,
but transactions in them, while not as large as
usual of late rolled up a respectable volume of
business at almost steadily declining prices. Sugar
was again the leader and 1t was hammered down 4
The morning call., 1890-10-29

San Francisco Meat Market.

Posts 9lEc each: Redwood. s. SO = cOrd Oak,
rough, S7@17 %: do, peeled, SO SO; Pine S7@17 20
r cord; Railroad Ties, 31G34c apiece.
TAN BARK-WhOle bark, S17@lS q cord.
The morning call., 1890-10-29
GRAND HOTEL.

L p Marshall, Montezuma
c Frankenthal. n Y
A T Ellis, Tehama
f Lones, ST Helena
A G ! hurston, Reno
C + McEachrah, StHelena
w II SkerretI, Vallejo
w Auburn, Tulare
&C ii Byrue, raylorville
E + Bush, Hauford
u u Murphy. San Jose
A Ii Mcneil, San Jose
q X Eckart a W, Marysvle
~ c Hillmsn, Davis
w A MaCkinier StHelena
j F Burke, California
The morning call., 1890-10-29
California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-Porter Brothers & Co. sold to
day three carloads of California Fruit: Peaches,
$2s25; full crates Cornie hon Grapes 50 25G2 IS
Muscats, full crates, 81 4O@2 l5: Tokays, full
crates 81 9j6l2 %: Emperor. full crates, 81 20GD
2 50; ha lf-crates 81 1901 25.
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Misery In a Globe.

There was trouble in glass globe at the
drugstore, Sixth and Ii streets, yesterday
afternoon, when cOrpulent rat captured at
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Mercnntile library Bn,,dinr,

Five contracts. aggregating S6O,9l3 have
been let by the Mercantile Library Associa-
tion, and were filed in the Recorders office
Yesterday,
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Shipping Notes.

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, Toe for sight drafts and L sc
for telegraphic.
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MORNING sAIES
Board-30 Safety Nitro Powder. 10 II 90 do,
l05S: % Hawaiian Commercial, l7L4.
sIreet-50 GasIisht, 5712; 90 Water,
957s.
AFTERNOON sALES
Board-lO0 Oakland Gas, 34t4 ; 50 Cal Electric
Light. 1873; 100 Hutchinson Go. II 1a 80 Cen
trial Railroad, Is: As Il Gaslight. 5734.
Street-50 Gaslght, 5734 100 Nigorit Pow
der