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The morning call., 1890-06-18
Y. L. I.
Invitations to Receptions Re.
ceived and Accepted.

The Grand Council of the Young Ladies'
Institute assembled in second days meet
ing of the third annual session yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock in Remembrance
Hall, Odd Fellows Building, Miss Carrie
Gallagher, Grand President, presiding.
After roll call the council was opened in
regular form, after which the minutes of
the first days proceedings were read and
approved.
Several amendments to the constitution
were presented and referred to the Commit
tee on Laws and Supervision.
The following invitations were read and
accepted. with thanks, from the Catholic
Ladies' Aid Society No. IL Of this city, ln-
viting the officers and delegates OF the
Grand Council TO an entertainment and re-
ception to take place at Union-square Hall
on Thursday evening, Goth inst; from
Young Ladies' Institute No. 10 of Oakland,
to a reception and entertainment at Mon
tana Hall, Oakland, on Friday evening.
recess was here taken until O'Clock.
On reasseDlblIng in afternoon session
sundry bills were taken up in the order of
their receipt and referred to the Finance
Committee for approval.
Under the head OF unfinished business
the Committee on Amendments presented
a report, which was on motion adopted.
The Finance Committee presented its re-
port on the bills which had been referred 10
them, approving the same, and on motion
duly carried the report was cOncurred in
and the bills ordered paid.
The report of the Committee on Laws
and Supervision relative to amendments to
the constitution was considered and acted
upon. One OF the important changes in the
laws is the creation Of the Office of Past
Grand President. The remainder of the
afternoon session was occupied in discuss
ing the committees report. after which an
adjournment was taken until 10 o'clock this
Innrniu0.
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General MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-The market IS strongly held but dull, as
buyers hold off. Calcutta spot, &c; July, &c; Wool
Bags. 36@3Se: Potato Gunnles, nominal
COFFEE - Firm. but quiet at the advance.
Quotations follows: 201292112c 2 10 for
good to prime washed Guatemala; ds5sg sSaG
Salvador; 19@201ic q 10 for fair washed Guate,
mala: 1889 @l91sc for fair Costa Rica and washed
Salvador; l6sl@lSJac for medium Guatemala, Costa
RIca and salvador: IA a@161ac for ordinary Guate-
maia, Costa Rica and Salvador; 129l4hac Tor very
vador; l95S@Dl 9s4 C for good unwashed Salvador
CANNED FRUiTs-Spot Peaches continue scarce
and stiff. Apricots comparatively low, as the
new pack will soon be under way in good earnest.
The other Fruits in fair demand on Eastern
/ go; Bartlett Pears, 81 1901 SO; White Cherries,
$780, 70; Black Cherries 81 1891 81; r!ass
spot aud s59ST12c future.
coAL-Irm: Prices show no particular change.
follows: Wellington. 50 . ton; New Wellington,
SO y ton: Southheld WELLINGTON, SO so q ton: Dia-
mOnd. 81 Cedar River 81; Seattle, 81; Gilman, So
berland, $l4; Anthracite. SIS: Camel. to arrive
FISH-No. Mackerel. quotable at sl5@15 so In
hal-bbls and 81 5O92 10 in kits No 2, $l49l5 IN
bbs and s292 % IN sits; Mess Maekerei; s5S 20
for homeless; Eastern Smoked Herring. 35c; Dutch,
do, 81 50@l rs 2 keg; Whitefsh, $40 IN hali,Dols
and $292 20 In kits; Tongues and Sounds, $l 100
SAILs-ouotable as follows: Two hundred key
lots. 81 80 for irOn 80 10 for steel and $3 ~ Tor
standard wire: small lots. 10000 higher all round
QUICKSlLYER-Stif, with sales at So9 . mask.
SYRUP - California drips, in barrels, 1oH.ci
do, in half bbs lSc; in 5ga kegs. 2Se; 70 1sal tins
SUGAR~Steady and in active demand. The
California Sugar Refinery now quotes as follows
terms net cash: Cube, 65se: Crushed, $3.50; Extra
lated, $3.50; COnfectioner's A. sac; Extra C. 4Hsei
Golden e. 4ssc {. 10; Bags. 1sc more than Dds
The American Refinery quotes. terms net cash:
Extra fine Cube, $780, Crushed 6Sse; FINE Crushed,
65sc; Powdered, 65se; Extra fine Powdered, bHsc;
Dry Granullted, 6ssc; Xxx do csc; ConieetIoners
c. 4ssc Is 10.
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FRATERNAL NOTES.
Lodge of the Eiks Instituted in Oak
land on Sunday,

A Lodge of the Eiks Instituted in Oak
land on sunday.
Oriental Lodge, No. iii, F. and A. NJ, at
a called meeting last evening had work in
the Fellowcraft degree.
The annual picnic Of the order of Chosen
Friends of this city will take place at Shell
Mound Park on Saturday, the 2Sth inst A
large number Of valuable gate and game
prizes will be distributed
London and Pickwick lodges of the Sons
of st. George will give an entertainment
and ball at B'nai Birth Hall next Saturday
evening in celebration of the third ami
versary of the Queens jubilee. An excel
lent programme of exercises has been pre-
pared tor the occasion, and an enjoyable
time Is anticipated.
tective Order of Elks (under dispensation)
was instituted at Oakland last Sunday by
William 9. Dudley, ID. d. Z. G. R.. assisted
by the following Grand Lodge officers: j.
ii. Bantield, E. G. l.. X; William Ratten-
bury, Z. G.. l., K; c. M9rrell Jr., E. G. L.
G. +; w. George, g. E.; II. Beck, G. l. G. !;
William Roach, G. Tiler; William Preston,
6. G. A large number of the members of
Nos. 4, 6, II and 80 were present and as
sisted in the ceremonies. The following
officers were duly elected and installed:
OeUlRo H. ue OOlld, ". H. Ii. L. Brlckei,
E. l.. K; NJ Lorentz, E. l.. K; III. A. Cole.
Z. l.. K; NJ. A. Whidden, s.. G. T, Board,
man, T.; w. L, Cottier Jr.. Tiler; w. e.
hale, A. Brown and II. Rolf, Trustees. On
conclusion of the ceremonies of institution
the grand officers. visiting members of
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 6; Los Angeles.
No. so, and the members of the new subor.
dinate partOok of banquet which took
place at DietZ Opera House. Toasts were
responded to by William G. Dudley of the
Grand Lodge. George E. de Cola OF Oak
land Lodge, No. 10; John II. Banfield of
Golden Gate, No. 6; Ernest Ulman, G. S. !:
Max Lorentz, Rome Harris and Others.
The new lodge has large charter list and
starts under the most favorable auspices.
The third of the series of monthly socials
to be given by Success Lodge, No. 4, Order
of the Beacon Light, took place last Mon
day evening in its lodge-room. The Chair
man of the Entertainment Committee, Mrs.
Ellen FurloDg, presided over the social.
After few appropriate remarks by the
Chairman splendid programme of literary
and musical exercises was excellently rem
dered, after which benn-bag game was in
dulged in, causing mucn merrment
California Drill Corps. No. 2. N. S. G. w.,
will have an excursion to Guerneville on
Friday, July 4th, next The Invitations
issued are in the shape of bear, and are
not only original but unique.
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ALL SAN FRANCISCO WEDNESDAY.

her grandchildren when they eat at her
table. Her private baker is a Petr0zywal-
ski, Polish refugee to whom the Prince
Consort took great fancy once. The Queen
pays regularly once a month and does not
demand Sunday bakings. When some Of
Mr.. Petrozywalski's customers have grum-
bled that they didn't get fresh bread on
quoted, and this usually stops their COM
plants. The same baker also supplies the
Princess of Wales and other members of
the royal family. The Queen doesn't like
freshly baked bread, but always a little
stale, Chicago Herald
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NJ Ell.
CT Averett, jacksonville
Il I Pierce AZ W. san Cruz
DR. j l stephens, Montrey
A Hebron, Sacramento
e II Crane, Chicago
j l. Siiien, Chicago
o G Day, Stockton
Rev C n Gardner d W,
Portland
J l. L Kelley, SarO ose
& Staten, Santa Cruz
w NJ Gibson. Stockton
Mrs w L Harlow, Sn Jose
J Enright, San Jose
f w Hopkins, San Jose
+ l. Waller, Mare Island
II Gardner, Washington
Il NJ Preston. Nevada City
l. G Lucnsinger, Wisconsin
j Luchsinger, Wisconsin
j j Anderson. Martinez
@ II Gilman, Sacramento
II r Bush. Suisun
W N Pence, Chico
g W Kilroy, Sacramento
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FOR Late Sit,pp,ay Ilteuigegcs seq Etgttt I'd9e
Arrived.
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ASSESSED FRANCHISES.
Two Applications for Reductions Pr

Two Applications for Reductions Pre-
sented to the Board.
An application has been filed with the
local Board Of Equalization by the London
and San Francisco Bank Qimited), corpo-
ration organized under the laws of Great
Britain, Tor reduction of the assessment
made on its franchise by Assessor Nealon.
The franchise is assessed at $4,000, which
sum the manager OF the bank states Is far
In excess OF the assessments made on other
banks doing similar business. The man
ager, Mr.. Steele, gives in his petition the
following list of foreign banks doing bust
ness in the State, with the assessment Of
their franchises:
Bank Of British North Archaeological, &c..
100000; resources. S1,550,309; franchise as.
sessed al $500.
Bank OF British Columbia-Capital, So, 5o0,-
o00i resources. S3.6o9. 100; franchise assessed
at $4,000.
London and San Francisco Bank QlmIted)-
Capital, $2,415,o0oi resources, S5,04S, 562 !;
franchise assessed at 10000.
The figures are taken from the last Bank
The morning call., 1890-06-18

New York Markets.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE stock market was
intensely dull to-day. The only real feature In the
market was a weakness In Oregon Transcontinental
owing to the disfavor with which the circular to
stockholders has been received. Friends OF the
management, however, say that this sentiment will
not be far reaching and as the merits of the scheme
become known the stock will again appreciate in
value. The opening was lower. in sympathy with
London, and until the last hour there was slow
but steady yielding Of values. The shorts went in
to cover late in the day, and reports Of progress
waking in the bill helped the advance. Govern
ments firm. Petroleum opened weak. Spot 1914, July
904, closing weak.
NEW YORK, June 17.-Unted States Bonds: as,
1872; AIS, l031s Northern Pacific, 81; Caua-
dian Pacific, S25s; Central Pacific, 3414 Union Pa
ciHc, 66; Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe. 46ss:
wells-Fargo l43 bid. las asked: Western Union,
$685.; Silver lG41a: Sterling. 81 1894 SS1a.
Wheat, cas1, 937sc; July, 92c
Flour-Quet.
Cofee-$17 80
Sugar-4fS@51ac.
Hops-C California, l9e.
Hides-Caifornia 1870.
Copper-Laze. SIG 10.
Tin-Spot. $2l rs.
Lead-Domestic, 81 As
lron-Sl4
Ietroieun-SSAc.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

TUESDAY EVENING. June II.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErA
Bank quotations unaltered.
Flour in fair demand.
Wheat dull
Wheat freights higher.
Barley quiet.
Oats firmly held.
Yellow Corn weaker.
Rye quiet
Bran and Middlings higher.
Good Hay firm.
FlaXseed lower.
Oilcake meal scarce.
Corn Meal lower.
Pink Beans Steadler.
Potatoes in keen demand.
Onions weakening.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs quiet
Honey weaker.
Poultry in good supply.
Game scarce and firm.
Peaches and Aprcots abundant.
Cherries going out.
Oranges disappearing.
Nuts very firm
Spot Dried Fruit nominal.
Provisions in fair demand.
Barrel Pork marked down.
Hops very stiff.
Hides quiet.
Tallow declining.
Wool market cleaning up.
Meat market quiet.
Grain Bags dull.
Coffee quiet but firm.
Canned Fruit sells readily.
Coal steady.
Quicksilver still higher.
Keen demand for Sugar.
Peeled Oak Wood lower
Revised prices for Lumber.
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EXCURSION STEAMERS.

The Laws Against Their Overcrowdipe
viii Be Vigorously Enforced.
Collector of the Port Phelps yesterday re-
ceived circular from James A. Dumont,
the Supervising Inspector General, calling
attention to the laws prohibiting the over
crowding of excursion steamers, and urging
all collectors TO be vigilant In their enforce
ment. The circular ordered the Collector
10 employ half his force on Sundays in the
enforcement of these provisions. and on the
Fourth Of July to employ his entire force
of men. When necessary an actual count
of the number of passengers lie ordered.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIES.
4 Dflce Of Purchasing and Depot COmmSSary. SO
AeT Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal, June
., isa0.-Sesled proposals. in duplicate. subject to
the uAuDl conditions, Will be received at this office
HHtll IL o'clock NJ. on Friday, June 20, 1890, at
HAiah time and Place they will be opened IN the
pFesrnce OF bidders, for furnishing aud delivery OF
tbe foilowing-named Subsistence Supplies: Cod
tsb, Cornmeal, Beans. Split Peas. Tea Sugar. Vine
gar, Yeast Powder, Dried Apples. Asparagus, Ba-
Con. Che ese, Crackers, Ham, Hops Jelly. Jam. Maca
Foni. Mushrooms, Mustard, Oatmeal Peaches. Dried
Peaches. Pears, French Peas, Pickles, Preserve,
pRnsons, Prunes, Kaisns, Salmon, Salt, Sardines.
Aoaps (toilet), Corpstarch Laundry Starch Cracked
Wheat Counter Scales. Ratchet, Buteher-knife.
Proposals will not be considered unless accompan-
fed BY samples OF articles bid for. The Government
reserves the right to reject any all proposals.
preference will be given to articles OF domestic
E5oductioD or manufacture, conditions of quality
lnd price (ncuding in the price OF foreign produc
f.nns or manufactures the duty thereon) being
eaUsl. Blank proposals and full information rs to
he quality OF stores character of packages etc,
viii be furnished on application to this ONCE. En-.
Teiopes containing proposals should be marked
proposals for Subsistence Supplies. to be opened
@. A. WOODRUFF,
geaoi1ls1s Captain and Q. g.. .. 9. Army.
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Albert Abrams with A. c. Soule. to build E.
line of Devisadero st. 100 N. 81 :6xs2 IS, S6s37;
bonds $4,000 w. j. Adams and G. S. Holmes sure
ties.
Joseph wrba TO Wells & Josn. to built on n. line
OF Oak ST., l25 K. of Fillmore, 25xl37:6: $3.50
l.. Dusenbury with Dennis HenneSSy TO build on
n L. OF Post aud Buchanan sts., L. 81 6xS7 -;
Sl1 .o7S
John Carroll with w. C. Watson, eementlng block
bounded BY noe, Castro, Twenty-cighth and TWEEN
ty-niHth sts.; $3.50.
w. J. BlacSman with W. A. Van Dervort. to build
y. line of Sutter st. 40 w. OF Broderick, w.
81 :6xf37:6; s6375: bonds 5000; Isaac Levi and
o. III. GreeDWaId sureties.
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ONLY.
TO NELLIE.

TO NELLIE.
Written for THE MORNING CALL.
!: !: ; Is: Is: e:
Only your hands warm clasp,
But 1t meant so much to me,
That its tender and clinging touch
Still fingers in memory.
Alameda, Cal, 1890 ANELEH.
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Commissioners report, except the assess
ments which are from the Assessors books.
Mr.. Steele asks that his assessment be re-
duced 80 as to place him On footing with
the other banks named.
r. Fl. Mcdonald, President of the Pacific
Bank, has also filed a communication with
the board, in which he complains that the
franchise of that bank has been assessed at
$4,000. He says that it is not nor never
has been worth more than $4,000, and he
asks that it be fixed at taat figure.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks quieter yesterday. Prices were sem
stive and bobbed about under very slight stimulus
Savage sold at 81 O5D4 20, Potosi at IS 1905 S21s
and Bullion at $4@i Is. The day closed weak as
rule.
The only noteworthy change in local securities
was a recovery in Hawaiian Commercial to SIS 10
The morning call., 1890-06-18

Steamers to sail to-day are the Corona for Hum
ooldt Bay and the Newport for Eel River. The
Santa Cruz falls due from the Southern Coast, the
Bonita from San Pedro, and the Ajax from Coos
Bay.
The Coima falls due from Panama Monday.
The schooner George G. Perkins. $50 tons. loads
lumber on the Sound for Honolulu.
The Br iron ship Dolbaderu Castle 944 tons, is re-
chartered for Flour to United Kingdom, Havre
Antwerp, Ais
The ship Bohemia, 1853 tons, is chartered for
Wheat to Liverpool direct, 32s.
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San Francesca Meat Market.

Prices show no noteworthy change. The market
is amply stocked, and the fact that many famil es
out of town operates against the market.
Wholesale rates from siaughterers to dealers ara
follows:
BEEF-First quality. 6@6lac; second quality
5@g51ac; third do 46o4 l2c
VEAL-Large, 496c; small Calves. 6@Sc.
MUTToN-Wethers 6I2@7c; Ewes, 69612c.
LAMB-Spring Lamb 7@Sc 2 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs. 4G4I4c for light grain-red. and
312@1534c for heavy packing; stock Hogs, SIG
$3.50 = II; dressed do, 79712c 2 10.
The morning call., 1890-06-18

G III G0oditch, STOCKTON
Al Graves. Portland
q Il Smith IL WI, Portl and
w t Armstrong, Astoria
G Harry, Portland
Il Jones, Salem
Miss Siebert, Stockton
Mist Tracy, Stockton
NE Peterson, Marysvllle
Miss A Peterson. Marysvil
Miss J Peterson, Marysvil
NJ Warner. New York
T Brown. Vallejo
ID Maioney. Black Point
ID Redmond, California
W Dobbins & VT, Oregon
EA Jones, Dixon
Mrs Leonard, Utica
X s jenkins & VT, Ills
Conley, California
M Calvin, Pennsylvania
w Ruktaschel, landlord
b Butler, Livermore
JIM Merchant, Livermore
j johnson, Napa
w s Rheas, Arizona
ID Barrett. Boston
j M Bailey, Truckee
6 w French, visalia
The morning call., 1890-06-18

Queen Victoria has a fancy for Vienna
and French bread and rolls in all
sorts Of odd shapes. Besides having
IL made up in score Of fancy twists
an curls, she always has some baked
in the form Of little dolls. These are for
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market Is In good shape and the weeks sales amount
to about 500, 900 lbs. We quote spring clips: East
oregon. 10000; Nevada, l59l515c; choice
Northern l9@2Ic: Humboldt and Mendocino, 81
Q2Sc: San Joaquin and Southern, year staple, 121z
0l5c; san Joaquin and Southern. seven months. IL
(116c; choice foothill, 16G1S1ac = ID.
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Lumber Market.

Revised rates follows: Rough Pine, $50 80
2 NJ; extra lengths, 81 5O927 So selected, $50 90;
clear. S31 flooring S33 for No. l, $SS so for fancy,
No. l, $50 SO: second quality, SIG 50: selected.
$27: Shingles, 81 70; Lath, S36g5 2oi Piekets SO
fl1Ic
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Wood Market.


Posts, a01Oc each: Redwood, as SO p cord; Oak,
rough, 1907 rs; do, peeled, 80 5O99 IS; Pine
IS 1907 u cord: Railroad Ties 35g3I iac apiece
TANBARK-Ground, SO q ton Whole bark
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Punished This Time.

John Kenny, who raised a disturbance in
a saloon at 11s Fourth street a few days ago
and had been acquitted of a charge of slog-
ging young German, named Rick, in a
Fifth-street saloon was sentenced yester-
day to thirty days Imprisonment in the
County Jail bv ,Iudre RiY
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Stole wiz. and Costn,nes.

Felix Kohler, hanger-on of the Alcazar
stage and accused of having stolen dia-
monds belonging to Bobby Gaylor and w.
III. Brady. pleaded guilty to two charges Of
petty larceny yesterday before Judge Rix.
lie admitted the theft of costumes and
xr,inc
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English Wheat Market.
FUTURES.

LIVERPOOL, June 1.-THE spot market Is lower
at IS 10d@7s. Cargoes duh at 35s Sd
for of coast, 35s for Just shipped aud 35s Sd for
nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations.: June. rs I'D: July rs
Iad: August, Is Id: September, rs 1Ad; Octo-
Der. rs 2tad; November, rs 21ad; December Is
2Ad.
SECURITIES
LONDON, June 17.--Consols, 971a; United States
Bonds: as, l24: 4I2's, l05; Silver 4Slsd Rentes,
92f 721ac. Bullion out OF the Bank OF England.
10000.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. June l7.-Wheat opened rather weak.
and declined from sac to ! c very suddenly, due TO
the fine weather and unfavorable European market
advces, later became frmer, advanced from 1850
to 17sc, held quite firmly and closed 5s9s4c higher
than yesterday. Receipts. 10000; shipments.
10000 bushels. Rye steady at 45lhc. Barley
steady
CHICAGO, June l7.-wheat, cash, sec.
Corn-34ssc.
Pork-s12 rs
Lard-S6 S21h.
Ribs-$4 95
Whsky-$1 o.
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The Salt Lake Herald says footpads are at
work every night In the prin cipal streets, and
the paper wants to know what the policemen are
good for II the don't stop such W ork.
The morning call., 1890-06-18

LJhST-CLASS CARPET BEATERS: CITY
i Steam Carpet Beating and Renovatlng Works,
~ and rs Eighth St: largest works in the city;
work guaranteed. Address A. w. MANNING, pro-
prietor: telephone $3.50. mr6 II
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DRIyATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT. y5l
L Folsom st. MRS. VI. L ROGERS. Midwife a5 I'm
~ AISTS CUT. FITTED, STITCHED. COLLARS,
w sleeves in; 81 irt cut, stitched braid drapery
belts put on; 50. NINE MICHAUX, JIG McAIliStr.
IlARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
" beating; rehtting carpets a specially. CONKLIN
BROS. 1913 Golden Gate ave. telephone 2l26. ID Il
VUU CAN BUY YOUR FURNITURE ON IN
i stallments; easy terms BARE BROS, 322an
S2A HAYES 81. bet franklin and Gongh mrlb e
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AN EATING SORE

Henderson, Tex, Aug. %, 1884, "For elgh-
teen months had On eating sore on my tongue.
I was treated by the best local physicians, but
obtained no relief, the gore gradually growing
worse. / concluded finally to try s. s. s.. and
was entirely cured after using few bottles.
You have my cheerful permission to publish tho
above statement for the benefit of these similarly
afflicted" G. B. McLEMoRE, Henderson, Tex.
THE OUTFIT cpFrTVTf ~ Ait. "a
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LNFEN A FAT Man NEED NOT GO SHABBILY
u dressed when we can ut You in a merchant
tailormade suit, newest spring styles for SlS; mer-
chant tallors price S35. ORIGINAL MISFIr
CLOTHING PARLORS cor. Post and Dunont SIS.
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The Wool Market.

PHILApELPHIA June 17.-wool firm. Montana,
l7@25c Territorial 16@22c . b.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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New York Exchange.
New York exchange, Isc fer sight drafts and
Zoe for teegraphic.
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Produce Market.

FLOUR-Far demand. Prices are as before.
Net cash prices follows: Family extras $40
20; Bakers extras. s4G4 10; city superfne, 50 so
@3 10: interior brands, saga 20 for extras and
81 SOG,3 10 p Dbl for superfne.
WHEAT-Freights are higher, iron vessels being
squarely up to 40s, and particularly handy
sized iron ship has been chartered at Is, United
Kingdom, Hayre Antwerp /. has been some
time since Wheat freights from this port have
touched 40s. The chartered Wheat fleet in port has
registered tonnage of 26,447 against ga 900 TONS
on the date last year. DiSengaged, S343 tons,
against 1924. On the way to this port, 242, 900
tons against 2l9.375 on the same date in 1888.
Wheat is lifeless. There is no demand worth
talking about for actual Wheat, and speculation is
about dead. Fluctuations have shown no change
for some time. Quotabe as follows: No. !, 81 27129
1 2Ss4 No. 2. 81 25 choice, 81 80; extra choice.
for milling. 81 321a p ell.
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Fine Silver.
Nominal at 81 03la@l o6 y ounce.

Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at s2Ms31Ac.
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('ARPET- CLEANING; 3 TO CTS PER YARD;
S22s S. sTRArION, 1911 Market ST. apps Gin
CCHooL OF MASSAGE AND PHYSICAL Gull
= ture A. q. GRErH, 92l Post ST. ape II
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IA lSDOM SHADES MAN UFACTUEEp 10 OK
w der by WILLIAM MCPHuN, 1875 Market. p II
A GREAT BUSINESS PROPOSITiON-WE CAN
- save you 50 per cent by purchasing merchant
taornade business suit for Sl5; merchant tailor's
price $50. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PAR
I D. NIL m ..nrLrs
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DRY GOODS ON INSrALLMENTS. WITHOUT
~ interest; dress goods coAks, furniture, carpets
bedding, iewelry, pictures, mirrors hanging lamps
clocks, etc, carpets from CSC upward j. NOONAN
: CO, 1921 aud 1923 Mission ST.. bet, Sixth and
SEVENTH open evenings. apl7 tt
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DE ADVISED IN TIME TO PURCHASE A MER-
ID chant tailor-nade spring suit in button
cutaway for so; merchant tailor's price $40
ORIGINAL MISFlT CLOTHING PARLORS, cor
Post and Dupont SITS.
The morning call., 1890-06-18

MISS HoGG, 526 GEARY ST; FUNERAL AND
VI natural flowers OF all kinds preserved ape l2m
~ &E SHOOK, PLUMBERS. ROUFERS. GAS
u nttcrs, tin, copper and SheetirO1 workers. $50
sacramonto 81 near keaIny: teLephone l121 a 70 q