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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-06
Another Thing.
WHY DID HE GO?
A st. Louis Merchants Trip TO the Post
ONCE, and the Result.

California's last sensation is beginning 10
take hold Of st. Louis. ]. v. s. Barrett, the
commission merchant of 122 and Ia North
Commercial Street, was one of the first to test
Joys Vegetable Safsaparilla il sick headaches.
Its effect was such a gratifying surprise that he
went over to the postofice and told his friend.
Thos. p. Culkin, the superintendent of the
registry division, who was also worried with
headaches, about it. The following letter de-
tails his friends experience also:-
PosToFFIcE, ST. LOUIS, Feb. 20, 1880.
w. 8. BARRETT, ESQ.,
DEAR SIR; You ask me- Did act on your adj
vice? did, and am glad TO have TO thank you
for 1t. For years / have suffered from indiges-
ton and heaoaches. Taking your advice, pur-
chased bottle of Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
Before had finished the first bottle could eat
almost anything with impunity, and have been
since rarely troubled with headache OF any
kind, for which l give due credit to your ad-
vice and joys Vegetable sarsaparilla.
Yours, etc.
THOS. =. CULKTN,
Superintendent Registry Division. Postosfce.
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stole a Nalise.

Pete Thompson stole a vaiise from Peter
Jacsson's room in the Palace hotel, on
Weller street, yesterday afternoon. Just
after THOMPSON got outside the door the
theft was discovered by Jackson. and few
minutes later the valise Sas found in the
possession of the thief, who was clearing
out as fast as he could. The latter was ar
rested and placed in the city jail.
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Pinned Under a Horse.

While +. c. Kirby, driver for the Seattle
meat market. was driving cattle on horse
back Yesterday afternoon, his horse fell
with him, pinning him to the ground by
the left leg. 1t was afterward found that
the limb was broken. Kirby was taken to
Providence hospital. where the limb
vi as reset nv DR. Miller.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Transactions for the Year Foet
Up $18,O4O,693.88.
THE RECORD OF THE PAST WEEK.
Two Hundred and Fifty Deeds, Aggre.
eating S295,375. 9s-saturday's
Transfers.

Real estate transactions from January 1,
1880. to date amount to slS040. 693 SO. The
number OF transactions recorded during
the past week was $50, and the amount ag-
gregated $295 ,375 9s. The following is the
record of TIE week by DAYS:
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BRENIIIES.

Laura B., wife of 4. Jones, of Slaughter,
died at Providence hospital early yesterday
morning. OF typhoid fever, aged . years.
TIE body was shipped TO Slaughter yester-
day afternoon by Bonney & stewart. Mrs.
Jones leaves husband and two small
children.
The funeral OF Harriet MeConbs, who
died Saturday, at the residence on Green
street, will take place at O'Clock this az
ternoon. from the residence, in charge Of
Bonney & Stewart.
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A pre.ch.r,s House Robbed.

Rev. Elliott Browns residence on 81
Madison street was entered by burglar
during services last evening and relieved of
a lot of silver and gold ware. A collection
Of coins was also taken, among them
gold guinea The burglary vas reported
at thu rs,sica station
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Spokane e. Northern Near ConconulIy.
The Conconully Outlook says that the
Spokane & Northern surveying party are
campsd on the fiat just below town. and
during the past week have been engaged in
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AMCSENEETS.
RACES
Under the distinguished patronage of
His Honor the Lieutenant Governor.

The Victoria Jockey Club will hold its semi
annual meeting ON Friday and Saturday, DC
tooer 10 aud IL. 1890. at the Victoria Driving
Park, where the following programme OF races
will be presented
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DIVIDED BETWEEN PARENTS.
Terrible Predicament OF a LittI,
Ghila,

rather amusing incident, but one
saica might have turned out very se-i-
's' occurred yesterday afternoon at the
sscuon OF Pike and Second streets. A
ssaaeaian and his wife and little child
.' ,ss crossing the track of the Front street
saue road at the foot OF the steep
s suae. Suddenly they saw car
"hg towards them around the
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lst Day. Friday, Oct. 10, 1890.

First Race-Trotting and pacing, 2:f0 class
three in five heats: purse $3.50
Second Race-Running, three-eighths mile
and repeat; purse $3.50.
Third Race-Trotting and pacing, go class
entries limited to horses owned by bona fde
residents OF the Province entered by owner
two in three heats: entrance s.: prize silver
cum
Fourth Race-Runping. one mile dash, open
to all stations: purse $l50.
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Reservations on any stesmSnip line in the
Atlantic service 70 Europe and England can be
secured at Northern Pacific ONCE. A. Chilbe,g
city ticket agent us Second street. Boston
block: T. Tonkin. depot .icke. agent seattle.
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In ail purse races touE or more are required
70 enter aud three 10 start.
In ali purse races the entrance 10 10 per cent.
All purses Will be diviced into three moneys,
20, - and 10 per cent
Entries close Thursday, October 9. 1850. with
secretary.
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NoRTHERN PACIFIC k.uKo.,

Tourist sleeping cars daily between Seattle
and Chicago. twenty-five miles the shortest
route and seven hours and thirty six minutes in
advance o: competing hines. A. Chiiuerg city
tieke, agent si6 Second street, Boston BLOCK; <
IouKin, depot ticket agent, seattle
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The Jockey Club have arranged 10 give bonds
for foreign horses and will pass them through
the customs. For any further information as
TO conditions or otherwise. apply 10 T. ".
MATTHEW, ESQ, Hov Secretary V. J. c., Post
Box Sos,
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I'd Day..Saturday, Oct. II, 1890.

Fifth Race-Trotting and pacing, 2.oo class,
three in five heats; purse 500.
Sixth Race--Running, one-hah mile and re-
peat: purse $50
Seventh Race-Running. lls mile dash; purse
$50
Eighth Race-Ruuning, one-hslf mile dash,
open 10 ali ponies ls2 aud under, TO be ridden
by boys IS years of age and under: entrance
free: prize, medal.
Ninih-Iiigh jumping contest, open to all
horses, gentlemen riders; entrance IS. prize,
silver cup.
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English Macintosh coats. Doheny Marum.
The morning call., 1890-05-29
A DUMMY RUNG IN.

Startling Discovery Made In n poi,c
Court Trial.
On March 9th last Sergeant Hook and nosse
raded Chinese house OF Ill fame and arrested
seven Chinese Inmates, fives males and two
women. The prisoners secured their release ON
bail, and after numbefless delays and contin
uances the case OF Sin Lung. or Sing Hee the
name being differently spelled in all the records.
came up Tor trial before jury in Police Judge
Rix's court yesterday.
When called. Joseph f. Gofiey, attorney for
the defendant, stated that Hee was in court and
ready Tor trial. A jury OF eleven was secured IN
Try me case, and after The complaint had been
read Sergeant Hook took the stand described
the arrest and stated that Hee was a younu Iyhi
naman, well dressed and speaking fluent En-
glish. When Prosecuting Attorney Dnnne
asked him II he saw the defendant in conrt ~.
fectlng his attention to Two Chinese supposed IN
De Coney's clients the sergeant said he did mot
Neither OF the Two Chinese present could he
iden fly as Sing Hee. Nv
The Court ordered Hee's name called M rim
door. and no sooner had the bailf commenced
Calling Than one OF the Two In the court-ronm
rose and said his name was Sing Hee. Sergeant
Hook positively declared that he was moi the
SIMON 1ail Pure sing Hee, but dummy, and Judge
Xix became very Indignant over the proceedlnes
ana expressed himself very strongly on the
point that Coifey had stated that Sing Hee was
present in court. 800
lie dismissed the jury. ordered the proceed.
ings set aside as a mstrial Sing Heels S10o
bail forfeited, the impersouator of Sing Hee
locked up on charge OF false approximation
ana Dench warrant Issued for The true Sing
Hee and placed In Sergeant Hooks hands.
A.iSthey corey explained that he did not per-
sonaily know Sing Hee, having only been re.
tanned to defend him by his friends, aud seeing
them present. concluded Hee was with item.
a bank Will soon be started at Antioch.
The morning call., 1890-05-29

higher. Peas and Beans are weaker Yesterdays re-
ceipts included 657 boxes Asparagus l46 sacks Peas
179 boxes Rhubarb and IFS SACKS String Beans
Green Peppers, lOgl5c q 10; Summer Squash, 81
al rs = box; Wax Beans, 4@5c; fountain Beans
596c; String Beans, 4d4 Ice 2 10; Cucumbers. POO
Doc 2 doz; ordinary Asparagus 50e9$l p bx: choice
box for No. and Zoe for No. 2; Green Peas, 21@9
see Z II for Sweet and 3d4e for Garden; dry Pep
pers, i2c; dry Okra, 6@10c 2 70 Cabbages S2@2 50
q ctl; Feed Carrots, 50G65c; Turnips, 75cGS1;
@l0c p IT.
PRoYISioNS-Eastern covered Breakfast Bacon,
Guotable at 1391314c p II; California, smoked
and l3@1S1ac 2 70 for light: l31a@I4c r ID for
extra light; Bacon Sides. 915@9s4c 2 70 Eastern
Sugar-cured Halns- for city trade l3IA@l33z
California Hams salt l214@1244c 2 10; refrlger-
atOr-cuTed l3gl3l4c; Lard, tierces, Eastern, all
kinds eos &C; cases, 109l012c; California tierces
914GsLac; halt-bbls, 912@9S4c; tins. Toe:
pals, l0D, l012c; DO, 5-iD, 1034c; kegs, 9s4@lOc
10: family do, sl2 5O@13; clear Pork, $2OlG20 so;
extra prime Sl6 5O9l7; extra clear $50 5O92l:
mess do, Sls 50t919 z Dbl; Pig pork, ? key 80 500
$50; Pigs Feet. Sl2@l2 so p Dbl; Smoked Beef,
H0Ps-Firm at 1O@14c 2 10.
HIDES AND PELrS-Heavy salted steers SO
os and over, s9S12c = 10 medium 40 to 56 lbs, 51a
@6c; light, sc; COwhides, Sc; salted Kip, 40
4lsc: salted Calf, 41ec; Dairy Calf, 2OG30c; dry
Hides, usual selection, &c; dry Kips 7c; dry
CAR, &c 2 u; prime GoatSkins, 35c each: medium
do, 20gS0c; small skins. Toe; Deerskns, good sum-
mer, 35c; medium, 2542Sc; thin, zoe p 70: Sheep
skins, shearlings 10920c; short wool. 30Q5Oc; me-
dunn. 656190c long WOOL 90@9Sl % p IL. Butcher
town green skins sell relatively higher.
TALLOW-Fair TO good rendered, S15GIc; re-
lined, 614951ac; Grease, SC 2 n
Wool : We quote spring clips follows:
EASTERN oregon, 15920c; Nevada, 15@1S1ac;
choice Northern. 19@2Ic; Humboldt and Mendo-
staple, l5C; san Joaquin and Southern, seven
months 12Sl6c; choice FOothill, l691SI2c q 10.
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ICHA 30 ID.

@~LAS for lofty dreaming,
IL The lorged.for high emprise.
For the man whose outward seeming
~Y@ His inner S, II bellies!
looked on the life before me
With purpose high and true.
When the passions of youth surged Ger me
And the world was strange and new.
Where the hero-soul rejoiees
would play the hero's part;
Ny ears were attuued to the voices
That speak to the poets heart;
would conquer place in story
With soul unsmirched by sin;
Ny head should be crowned with glory,
My heart be pure within
But the hour that should have crowned me
Cast ali high hope adown,
And the time OF trial found me
sinner, coward, clown.
Ali which was the false or the real
III the Powers above would speakDi
The saint with his high ideal,
The sinner whose flesh was weak,
The hero who yearned for duty,
The coward whose sinevS failed,
The poet who worshipped beauty
Or the clown whose Utterance failed?
WILLIAM S. WALSH, in Harper's Magazine for June
The morning call., 1890-05-29

For Late SiippulJ hitetEigence Eiohta Page
--o-o-o-0-o-0-o-0-N-N-o-o~c-o-o-N-
Arrived.
WEDNESDAY, May %.
Stmr Bonita, Leland, 80 hours from San Diego
via Port Hartford; produce, to GoOdall, Perkins
d Co.
Stmr Rival, Johnson II hours from Fort Bragg;
lumber, to Pollard & Dodge
Stmr Los Angeles, Leland 21A DAYS from San
fedro; pass and mdse. to Goodall. Perkins Il Co.
Stmr State OF California Ackley, 81 hours from
Portland, via Astoria AZ hours; pass and mdse, to
Goodali, Perkins < Co.
Stnr South Coast. Higgins, Is hours from Fort
Bragg: lumber, etc. to Fort Bragg Redwood Co.
Stmr Ajax, Donaldson. 81 hours from Coos Bay;
pass and coal, to o a. Co.
Ship Yosemite. Fullerton, days from Tacoma;
1000 tons coal, to S Co.
Schr Ida Florence Guttormsen, days from
Bowens Landing; go eds bark, 2500 posts, to john
son \ Jensen.
and Ready; wood and posts, to lverson.
Cleared.
WEDNESDAY. May %
stmr Pomona. Hall, San Diego; Goodall, Perkin,
& Co.
BIT ship Enterkin, Logan, Queenstown; Epplnger
d Co.
Nc bark Don Adolfo Colly, Melbourne; Dempster
Reyes.
Sailed.
WEDNESDAY. May %.
Stmr Newport Edwards, Eel River etc
Stmr Santa Maria, Denny San Diego etc
Stmr Crescent City, Stockfieth, Crescent CITY
Stmr Corona, Hannah, Eureka
Stmr Columbia Boles Portland
Stmr Pomona. Hall, San Diego
Ship Louis Walsh, 6ammans, Nanaimo.
The morning call., 1890-05-29
CRUSH CRUSHED.
A Young English Forg-r arrested in
Nick of Time

A Young English Forg-r ARRESTED in the
Nick of Time.
Detecti We John Coffey and Officer An
thony arrested A. W. S. Crush, a young
Englishman, yesterday afternoon, and
placed two charges of forgery against him
at the Central Station. They made the ar
rest in time, for Crush had made all ar
rangements to sail for Liverpool before the
mast to-day.
rush arrived here from Australia about
eighteen months ago and secured employ
ment as solicitor with Clark 81 Spepgler.
publishers. Some few months since he was
discharged. and at once commenced his
questionable methods.
From j. Davidson, jeweler at 438 HAYES
street. he bought a watch and chain for
so. giving in payment check on the Cali
fornia Bank. purporting to be Endorsed by
his former employers. He at once sold the
watch for So 30.
Leitrim 81 Arnold of COS Clay street and
Louis Goldberg of lis McAllister street
were mulcted in 81 each by the same
method. The Endorsements in each instance
proving to be forgeries, and Crush's account
at the bank nil. Mrs. Shields of 1I3O Mar
ket street lost So and a valise, and Chris
Luber of Woodland $40.
Crush was arrested at the Postoffice and
was accompanied by shipping master.
with whom he had lust signed articles to
Ship
Mayor Hazard of Los Angeles SAYS as
The morning call., 1890-05-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

F. X. Mettmann to E X. Wood, lot p Block
1853 University Extension Homestead. 81
Margaret Med maid to Sarah kortick. lot We
ginning 10 W Of ;. r. X r. track. 37S y.
OF Randall ST., W. 1858 y. 20:612, E.
wheeler and VI iisoir Manufacturinc Comnanv
to L. l. Hovey, lot on :. line OF Cumberland
St, 1875 = OF Noe z. 5Oxll4................ /
c. g. Hovey to julius Jacobs same ........... i
Joseph vi. Comeriord to Charles D. Frlede-
mann and wife. lot on :. line OF McAllister
St, 800 w. OF Parker ave, w. IS, S. 9O:4,
Sc %, y. 81 TO beg Observation-Disclosures $500
T. j. lie Breton TO F. $. Stratton, lot on s.
line OF Beach ST., 1877 IS w. Of Taylor. w.
John O'Brlsn to b. Joost los i s to 30, GIFT
Rudolph shi5sS ct al to Pauline jacobs lot II
on 5 line OF Pine ST., 1875 W. OF Laguna,
Daniel sullivan to Alexander Mckay, 10; on
". line OF Baker ST., 1915 y. of Geary, y.
Wolf fieisher to Morris kochina,in lot on
line OF o.tarre ST 1875 L. of Fillmore,
joseph NJ Comericrd to Geor9e Tsndc and
wife, lot on S line OF McAIlister 81, 325 w
OF Parker ave, w. 20. 5. SOS, Sc. rs, y.
Lyman c Parker to Anna N. Henry. lot on F. ''0O
line of Gough St, 80 5. of o'tarrell 5, 3Ox
1877 IS; also lot on L. line of cough St, 40
s. of 0'Farrell, 5. II :6xl3T :6............. l
Fabian Joost to Herman w. Thyarks, lot on
E line OF Hampshire St, $50 5. Of soiano,
: 22xlog 100
Wyatt, lot 557, ut Map No. l............. /
Frederick c. Kleebauer to Mary J. Clegg, lot
on 5 line OF Clipper ST., POS L. OF Castro L.
2ONl 4......,.........
Kate 5 Hart to I. A. Burns ct al. lots $40 to
go aud lots 652, 654 $50, 65S, $50, GIFT
map No. H.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Eugene lie Roy ct al. To Lucy Armstrong, lot
on w. line OF Sixth ave, $50 y. Of Point
Lobos y. 5Oxl 20. .............. /
Eugene lie Roy ct al to Felix McHugh, lot on
w. line OF Sixth ave. 100 y. of Point Lo-
hos. y. 25x120. -........................,.. i
Eugene lie Roy 10 William Mccormick, lot on
NV. cor. Of Point LobOs and Sixth AYES
n 125, w. l2p. S. 70, L. 1916 5. 100, T.
~ ...---..........
Eugene lie Roy to Peter j. Curey, lot on w
line OF Sixth ave, rs y. of Point LoboS N.
25xl2O ............. I
Annie COIN ct al. (by sheriff. to A C. Free
man, lot on ;. line OF Valley S., 205 w. OF
Church w. % ski Observation-Disclosures. l3
George Ernest to Barbara Kelley, lot on "
line OF Prospect place, 100 T. OF Folsom
st.' r. ioNIOO-- .--.-.......-----..
Henry Mahn to Mary A. Linn, lot beg ! feet
W. OF lot IL Laguaa Survey, 1872 NV. OF
SW. OF said lot, 4. 20xlOU. ................. so
William Hale to A. C. freeman, lots to g.
Il to 48, Block 294, O'Nel q Haley Tract Graz
Charles .. Wheat to " iliam Hale, same.
william II. Codington ct al. 10 Charles ID.
neat same Observation-Disclosures. IS
A. Sutro to Anton Lemalre, lot on n. line OF
Golden GATE ave. 20 f. of Webster T. 25E
Michael A. McAulffe, insovent debtor (by
Clty Clerk), to William Hale, assignment OF
The morning call., 1890-05-29
English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, May 2S.-The spot market Is easy
at IS ll12d@7s I'd. Cargoes quiet at Sos Cd
for OF coast, Sos Sd for just shipped aud Sos Sd for
nearly due.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: May, rs 11ad; June rs lI4d:
July. rs 114d August. rs l1ad. September, rs 1s4d;
October rs 2l4d; November, Is 21ld December,
Is 2Ad.
SECURITIES.
LoNpoN, May 2s.--Consols 1854; United States
Bonds: as, 1875; 413's, 1o5: Silver, AZ; Rentes,
9Of soc. Bullion out of Bank Of England, $40 900.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK. May 2s.-The market was irregular,
but strong. Missouri Pacific advanced l1s North
ern Pacific 1a, Oregon Transcontnental ia Pa
cihc Mail 2ss, Sugar Trusts l3s. The afternoon
was inactive and weak and closed heavy and
dispirited Total sales, 4O4. 1893 shares.
New YORK, May 2S.-United States Bonds: as
1872; AIS, 1929; Northern Pacific, 371h; Cana
dian Pacific, 80; Central Pacific, 35LS; Union Pa
cinc, 81; AtchisOn. Topeka and Santa Fe AT:
wells-Fargo lao bid. $50 asked; Western Union,
1865; Silver, 1924; Sterling, 81 S594 81,
Wheat, cash. No. =. sec; No. 3, sOIac
Flour-Qulet.
Coffee-$17 60
Sugar-5 7-l6CG5 9-l6c.
Hops-Californa, l7c
Hides-California, lac.
Copper-LaKe, $l5 20
Tin-Spot, $21 %.
Lead-Domestic, 81 271a
Jron-$14
Petroleum-92Ac.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, May 2s.-wheat opened at $3.50 and
closed Mt 94c.
CHICAGO, May 2s.-wheat, cash. s4c
Coru-335sc.
Pork-$l3 20.
Lard-$6 06.
Ribs-$5 171a.
Whisky-$1 90.
Fine Silver.
Quotable at 81 O31s@1 O41a . ounce.
Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at sl@sl1ac.
The morning call., 1890-05-29
Insufficient to Convict.

Police Judge Lawler yesterday dismissed
the charge of perjury against James Nc
Mahon, who was ordered into custody last
Monday by Judge Joaehimsen. While
testifying in the case Of Jonn Dougherty,
whose arrest he had caused for robbery,
Mcmahon swore that Dougherty had
nothing TO do with the case. Judge Lawler
in dismlssing the matter said the evidence
was insufficient 10 convict Mcmahon.
The morning call., 1890-05-29
Buuders' Contracts.

V. Menesni with George Duncan. grading on w
line OF Powell ST., 137 g y. of Sacramento W. 81 IS,
1877 IS; $4,000.
James u. Fair TO John T. Grant. alterations OF
NE. cor. of suffer and Octavia SITS $780,
Ii. Pfarrer n Son with Tim J. Barrett TO build OF
Nineteenth ave, near Point Lobos; $1,000.
William n. BarOnsfeather with h. tiIllis to build
on 4. line OF Sanchez ST., 59:714 n. of Sixteenth
n. rs, Z. l25, S. rs. w. 20, S. so, w. 50: $3.50
Mahoney Bros. with Peacock a Beck, brickworl
1877 IS: Sl5,75O.
NJ. L. Lynch with j. F. Wagner, brckwork on n
line OF Eddy ST., 77:6 W. Of Franklin w 35x 20
The morning call., 1890-05-29

Steamers to sail to-day are the Bonita for San
Diego, the Coos Bay for Fort Bragg and the North
Fork for Humboldt Bay. The willamette Valley
falls due from Yaquina Bay, the Ajax from Coos
Bay, the Humboldt from Humboldt Bay, the Coos
Bay from Little River, the Gypsy from the Salinas
River and the San Pedro from Tacoma
The City of Sydney falls due from Panama Tues
day.
The W. II. Smith takes for Liverpool 6S, 1872 ctls
Wheat, valued at Sss, 500; the Doris for Cork
"A ,eS4 cts al $50 ,6O4.
The morning call., 1890-05-29
General Merchandise.

BAGS-Calcutta. spot 614@65sc; June, GIG
65Sc; Wool Bags 36@SSc; Potato Gunnies. nominal.
LEATHER-Good heavy Sole, 2562sc; medium
229z3c = 10; good Light Sole 2O421c p 70;
damaged, l6c p 10; Buff, 1U@l2e = foot: Side
Leather, 9l2@lO12c p loot; Caltskins, SOG4Oc q
70; Kips. S2594O I. doz; No. Harness, 2793Oc;
No. 2. 246S25c p 70.
SUGAR-The California Refinery quotes terms net
cash: Cube, FAC: Crushed, 7t4c; Extra Powdered
1i4c: Fine Crushed, 7I4c; Dry Grauuated 67sc;
Confectoner's A. CSC; Extra C. 57sc; Golden o.
$3.50 e. 10; Bags 1sc more than bOls.
The morning call., 1890-05-29
DKEsSMAKERS-

7 ADIES-IF YOU WISH TO HAVE ELEGANTLY
II fitting suits, handsomely draped made for So
please call at MRS. NORRIS, 1921 teary m29 st
nRESS-CUTTING TAUGHT THOROUGHLY BY
~ authentic French tailor system. $40 Post. % "a
QUITS MADE REASONABLY; TAILOR SYSTEM
- taught. MISS GfLLIGAN, us Kearny 20 suTh ly
NINE FARIEE, FASHIONABLE DRESSMAK-
vi ing. $50 Golden Gate ave. myl0 SIN
aiISS AGNES keller, l19 STOCKTON NEAR
vi Geary; stylish suits from 50 80 up; cutting and
fttiDga specially; rs cents; perfect IT. apt
The morning call., 1890-05-29
San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality 5Is@6c; second quality,
4s4@5i4c; third do. 464Iac
NEAL-Larse, 1896: small Calves, sac.
MUTTON-Wethers. 6S615c: Ewes &c
Handspring Lamb. lose 2 n.
PoRK-Ltve Hogs, 494 I4c for grain-fed and 3s4
gao for heavy packing: stock Hogs, 41a9i5sc q
ID; dressed do, 76lSc = 10.