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FINANCIAL.
A GREAT ADVANCE IN WAGES
GREAT INCREASE IN SALARIES.
A BIG ADDITION IN YOUR INCOME.
WE WILL TELL YOU HOW

BY PAYING s5 monthly into the PERPETUAL
ESQ per month
By paying slO monthly you increase your salary IS
per MONTH
Bypsyins $50 monthly you increase your pay s1o
Per month
By paying $50 monthly you increase your income
S25 per month
By paying 800 monthly you increase your revenue
ESQ per month. and 50 on in proportion.
This increase in your wages your monthly sal
ary Is secured TO without going on strike wait
Ing for promotion in the departments and with this
ADDITIONAL advantage, that the money for you
until the shares mature and you receive your savings
and the Profits above specified. all time when
they will do you the most good.
For 500 special payment we Will give so cents per
month.
Fer $500 special payment we will give you 81 so per
month.
For 1000 special payment we will give you s5 per
month.
For 5000 special payment we will give you sa5
Per month.
For $4,000 special payment we will give YOU $50
Per month, all payable monthly. During the nine
years that we have been established we have always
paid the principal ON demand without requiring any
notice.
We are paying members per cent per annum on
shsres withdrawn, per cent per annum on special
payments and IL PER CENT per annum matured
shares.
We now redeemine our first series at 12 PER
redeem second series of shares the SAME RATE
of profit.
Our present assets SJ 192. 10; liabilities S453
407. and our surplus and interest fund amounts to
S6s. .7s510l
Our receipts for the past three months are s11S,-
and of the tenth series of STOCK started last No.
vember. there have been $500 shares taken and on
that one series alone there have been paid s4S 0oo
We advance s150 each share; payment, &c
1honthly.
We advance s7JO on five shares; payment. $40
monthly.
weaslvance 81. $50 on seven shares; payment. s14
monthly.
We advance 1850 on ten shares; payment, s2o
monthly
We advance $1,000 on twenty shares payment. $40
monthly.
Shares. 81 Per month, be taken at any time and
no back dues required. Our office is at 5O6 1lth
St NV. where our regular meetings held on the
FlKST WEDNESDAY EVENING OF EACH MONTH.
As VIII be from the exhibit our business IN
having very large and healthy increase.
q e Drnesnson. Pres Lewis Abraham. Vice Pres.
Frank g. Saxton. Treas John Cook. Secretary,
Chzs- r. Benjamin. Attorney. 500 11th st.
Room So. Corcoran building.
Andrew Glass. VIM H. Goods, A. NJ. Meeker, Charles
Bum. Fred W. Brsndenburg VIM p. Seville,
C. b. Brookes. Charles W. Schell and william 3.
hlllyer. D1rectors- ja3ost
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPIRITU UALIsM-wONN HALL. 7.,I 9Th
49, ST., FRIDAY NIGHT, Hiss MaTne Gaule
Of Baltimore wonderful test medium. During the day
Thursday and Friday, private sittings at Mrs
CABEILS, 110 2t 81. Sc. ja.sS-:St'
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K~Do YOU
Ride. drive or keep horse.
Then you use . Carriage: may need
new ope
II you don't you may want Harness.
Lap Robe. Whip or 'soBsthin0" for
your stable.
We have everything belonging to the
most complete outfit.
ANDREW J. JoYCE's SONS.
ja2S-1m 1G2s and 1890 Conn. ave.
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rBuY REMINGTON TYPE
WRITER'S,
BEST LINEN PAPER AND ALL
OTHER SUPPLIES FOR TYPE
WRITER OF
wYCKOFF, sEAMANs b BENEDICT,
PRoPRIEToRs.
ja2o-am COR. sTH AND + SITS. NV.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TIE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW FOR
u FEBhU AIRY
GETTYSBCRG THIRTY YEARS AFTER
BY IL. X. Il. the Coaat Of Paris.
Aat -0eu- o. o. Howard, Mai Gen Henry W. slocum
and MAJ Cen Abner Doubleday.
THE DEPOSITION OF NE. PARNELI.
BY Justin Mccarthy. MP.
"a DELIBERATE BODY"
By the Speaker. the Hon. T. B. Reed
TIE rALLEYKAND MEMOIRS
By Sir Charles W. Duke
WHY MORE GIRLS DO NOT MARRY.
By Mrs Kate G.nnett Wells.
THE JAMAICA EXHIBITION.
by the Governor Of Jamaica.
CAN LAWYERS BE HoNEsry
By Homer Greene.
THE SILVER QUESTION AGAIN.
By Jesse ssHsman.
has CHRISTIANITY FAILED,
BY ouida and Father Isnatius.
FAIR PLAY FOB THE INDIAN
By George 7. KsrchsvaI
AND OTHER IMPORTANT ARTICLES.
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Reception 10 New YORK statssmen Postponed.
Owing to the sudden death Of Secretary Of
the Treasury Window the proposed reception
BY the New York State Republican Association
% Vice President Morton, Secretary Of the
NAVY Tracy and the Senators and Representa-
g be held this evening at Albaugh's opers
House, followed BY supper, VIII, ont Of re-
spect to the memory Of IL 1nts Secretary. b
postponed until some tine next weak. The
date VIII hereafter b announced fhrouxh the
public prints. The tckets issued for fouieht
WIN b sesd for whatever dats hxsd upon
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y~SThe treather Il likely to be fair: sestert,
~ wsnds; sls0htty colder Saturday usorninC
IT IS SETTLED NOW
beyond dispute that our Gsng-sawed
Lumber is the best ever sold in Washington
Why. the first word people say is-Let me see
tkst gang-s2wcd lumber everybody is talk
ing about, and when they see it they, too,
are convinced. Ask for 1t and insist upon
having il wherever you buy. and remember
the price Is only u. 10 PER 100 FEET.
LIBBEY. BITTINGER L MILLER,
BUILDING MATERIAL,
ja3O 9th st. and New York ave.
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90 SEI CCc ATARRH REMEDY
- Daa snainsnr phy-C sTee<iiiy cures cstArrh.
U % .cizn- Chhy do you suffer. Osvz
W cCC n AZ infAlifoe
sd ey Q. ca1lSxIAAA. hhesssais and kessal
kS-nn - kunnn aya
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The hass ON al the public buildings were aA
hak mast today. and early in the norning b.
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HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
Latest Items of News From Queen Kapi-
olani's Domain.

Latest Items of News From Queen Kapi-
olanrs Domain.
The following summary Is from Honolulu ex-
changes as late as April 21st, received per
steamship Zeaandia, which arrived yesterday:
Sarah Bernhardt Is expected TO arrive in Homo
lulu, May 7th and seats being reserved for her
appearance In Camille" at the Royal Hawaiian
Opera House al So each, and nearly all taken.
j. j. Calhoun, the San Francisco lawyer, ar
rived In Honolulu the 18th inst.
Nice nostrils having been offended by tho odor
arising at the wharves from the porcine i'm mi
grants shipped here, the Board of Health lhas
deputlZed the Harbor Master 10 arrange as 10
the hogs disposal. In regard to the matter the
Commercial Advertiser says: Too many obsta-
entrance 10 the kingdom, as he already demands
prices beyond what he Is worth.
The Advertiser says: Judging from the re-
ports OF EoW sugar was shipped into San Fran
cisco, one would think all the Hawaiian product
was seat there last month; but to see the way iI
Is taken Into the alandia would Indicate there
Is still more 10 ship.
The plans aud elevations for the new Volcano
Hotel have bern accepted and the contract as.
sgned. The contractor saws the Handsome strIIc-
ture Will be completed b, fore the end OF July
U. Nj. Cooke. Esq, one OF the Kameh amelia
trustees, has recently given Principal OlesOn
about $1,000 10 purchase books aud periodicals
Tor the manual and preparatory schools.
The wharf at Nawillwili, Kauai, Is reported to
De sadly IN need OF repairs. About one-Ihird of
IL Is In rnius. The remaining portion Is hardly
suitable Tor landing freight, and very dangerous
for receiving ana landing passengers.
lie sch0onfr Auna arrived at Kahului from
san francesca with general cargo on Saturday,
April 18Th. She made the passage in seventeen
DAYS,
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the sofa in her boudoir, dreamily touching
the exquisite orchids which lay on the table
beside her with Herr Won Althaus' card.
What should she say to himP Should she
nothing he would understand; but then
then
The handle of the door turned gently. and
in glass opposite she saw her husbands
figure. She hastily closed her eyes. He
would think she was asleep, aud 60 away.
to look in her face, then moved noiselessly
Oward the door. He stopped suddenly,
however, and turned back; then, casting
glance at the sofa, he sat down hastily at
the eScrito;re and wrote rapidly. de had
carefully sealed the letter, and was engaged
In addressing it, when footman entered
with a card. Lord Aylmer put up his finger
to enforce silence, and hastily followed the
man out OF the room.
Freda sat up. What could Leslie have
writtenP Why did he do it so stealthilyP
The letter lay there, white patch on the
sea of dark leather.
She got up and went over to the esclitoire.
Lady F."
She Started. Lady Ferrars without
doubt No wonder he had been so anxious
to be positive that she slept! Freda turned
the letter over. A wild desire to learn its
contents filed her heart. To, know, the
worstl For at that moment she realized
that it would be the worst if she learned what
she feared And if she did? Why. then
she would wear Karl Won Althaus' flowers
tonight.
With flushed face and trembling fingers
she broke the seal. A strange light leaped
into her eyes as she read:
Dearest Freda You are the most ador-
ably suspicious little goose in the whole
world"
The door opened and the costly orchids
were pitilessly crushed and MANNED by Lady
Aylmer's tiny feet as she rushed into her
husbands arms."-London World.
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MUSTER Is ENDED.
Inspection of the Signal Corps, Hussars
and Battery,

Inspection of the Signal Corps, Hussars
and Battery.
The muster and inspection OF the organizations
OF the Second Brigade, n. e. g., were ended last
evening with the rounds to the Signal Corps, the
San Francisco Hussars and Light Battery A OF
the Second Artillery Regiment.
The Signal Corps mustered forty present and
one absent. percentage 1856, but Otherwise the
inspection was all that the most fastidi0us and
exaciIng could demand. Brigadier-General A.
W. Gresly, Chief of the Signal Service, U. S. A,
was present, and In happy little speech warmly
commended the efforts of the brigade's sig
nalmen.
Tue muster and Inspection OF the Hussars did
not uphold The record OF that organization. AT
muster fifIy-three answered there" and nine
were absent, percentage 85.4S. The inspection
showed that The men, mostly newly enlisted, had
not been drilled In the details for this ceremony.
While their uniforms and Announcements were In
good condition, the sizing up'' Of The men could
have been much improved upon.
Besides the Inspection the Light Battery had
a short drill and afterward dance also, General
Dickinson aud STAFF aud many of the field aud
line officers OF the brigade attending TO give
eclat TO The social feature Of the occasion, also
Captain Zainsky of the Fifth Artillery, U. 5. a.
The battery mustered hlty-three present aud
three absenL-Lercentage, 94.84.
Ii Is coincidence Of the muster that the three
G's Of he brigade scored each 100 per cent, the
G's OF the Second ARTILLERY and the Third IBfan-
try combined showing w. however, only sixteen
more men than the baby OF lie First"
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Bishop wIngfeld of Benicia is at the Occidental.
Railroad Commissioner Rea Is at the Baldwin.
T. ]. Geary of Santa Rosa is guest at the
Lick.
Senator II. C. Wilson OF Tehama is stopping at
the Grand
Senator George ]. Campbell OF Vallejo is
guest at the Baldwin.
L. H. Boggs, Sheriff Of Lake County, Is spend
Ing few days in The city,
j. A. Cooper, ex-District Attorney OF Mendo-
elmo County, is stopping at the Occidental.
Duncan b. Harrison, the actor, arrived from
New York yesterday. and has taken rooms at
the Baldwin.
Judge Hoffman's condition was reported no
better last evening. There has been little or no
change in the past three days.
John b. Locke son OF tile founder OF the old
firm of Locke s. Montague, arrived from his
home, Haverhill, n. H., yesterday, and regis
tered al lhe Palace
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SEA AND SHORE.
Arrival of the misunderstanding Down
of the Depot.

Arrival OF the Zea1andia-1e DoWh
of the Depot.
Yesterday morning tne work OF tearing down
the old depot at the foot of Market street was
begun, a large force OF men being employed.
There was very little of the confusion so notice
able on Monday at the new depot, as most oil tne
local travel had become accustomed to the new
order Of thingsia and acted accordingly.
Quite feet OF deep-water craft came into port
yesterday, four Of them coal laden. The British
ship The hahnemapn with a cargo OF 992 tons,
the Celtic MOnarchNYiih 1882 tons, the Wesgate
with 2742 tons, were from Newcastle, N. s. Wa
and the German ship &. II. Watjen, from New
castle, England, had 1888.
The ship Hahnemaflh while coming to an
anchor had tbs misfortune TO lose the first anchor
she let go, owing TO the pin coming out OF the
shaekle. and she had 10 clear away the other,
which was let go aud held her
The mail steamship Zealandia, from Honolulu,
brought up 40 cabin aud 20 steerage passengers,
and among her cargo -. 744 bags OF sugar.
The British bark AVOnmnre, from Antwerp
with general cargo also came In yesterday.
The German bark j. c. Plueger, from Homo
lulu sugar laden came into port yesterday.
The ship Braccadale towed 10 sea yesterday
bound for Dunkifk.
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Cowhides, 595Iac . 10 saited Kip &c; saIted Calf,
646Iac; dry Hides, usual selection, 91ac: dry KiOs
sc; dry Calf, &c; prime Goatskins. 4O950c ca chi
medium do, 25t935c; small skins, 10920c: d eer-
thin, 2O@25c; Sheepskins, shearIings, log zoe;
short wool. 30@50c; medium, $4,000: long W. Dol.
90c@S1 % q ID. Culls of all kinds about "a less.
TALLow-Fair to good rendered, 31293s4c; re-
fined. 5 iac; Grease. 3d314c p 10.
WOOL - Firm, but not active, though mod
crate business is reported. Spring clips range as
follows: Choice Northern, 20922e; Southern, year
staple. 14@l6iac: do seven months, i5Gl7c: Foot
hui and Middle Counties, 1S920ci Nevada, l792Oc
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Shining Nntes.

Steamers to sail to-day Collection day. the
George w. Elder for Portland, the Pemptos for
China and Japan via Portland. the Los Angeles for
Humboldt Bay and the Corona for San Diego. The
Columbia falls due from Portland, the Willamette
Valley from Yaquina Bay, the Eureka from San
Pedro the Del NOrte from Crescent City and the
TrucKee from TiamOok Bay.
The British bark Cosmo, l220 tons. loads lumber
on the Sound for United Kingdom, 71s Cd.
The British iron bark Centaur, 1889 tons, was
chartered prior arrival for wheat TO United King
dom, Havre, Antwerp Duukirk, Ais Cd.
The Scottish MoOrs takes for Havre 80, 2S4 centals
wheat valued at SAG 900; Charlotte, for Cork, 2l
900 BARRELS flour $l02 900: Mary Glover, for
Sydney. 463, 4S0 feet lumber at $l5SS7.
The German iron bark j. c. Phuger, 900 tons,
loads merchandise for Bremen direct.
The following vessels that arrived yesterday
under charter prior to arrival for wheat TO United
Kingdom, Havre Antwerp: British bark Avan-
more. 1879 tons 35s: German iron ship c. II. Wat
jen 1852 tons, AIS Cd; British iron ships Westgae,
1874 tons, and Celtic Monarch, 2073 tons, SIS sd /;
British iron ship The Hahnemann 1897 tons, 32s I'd.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,

TUESDAY EVENING, April "a
SUMMARY OF THE Markets
Produce Exchange not in session.
Potatoes unchanged.
Onions steady.
Butter firm
Eggs and Cheese weak.
Young Poultry scarce.
Game quiet.
First Cherries Of the season.
Fifteen cars of Oranges arrived.
Lemons and Lines quiet
Some inquiry for Dried Fruits
Raisins dull.
Almonds firm.
Vegetables sell well.
Hams. Bacon and Lard rising
Hops firm.
Hides dull.
Wool firm and inactive.
Mutton and Lamb lower
Grain Bags steady.
Coffee quiet and weak.
Canned Fruits dull.
Coal arriving more freely.
Quicksilver nominal.
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NEW YORK. April 2S.-The stock market to-day
displayed marked improvement and while no ma
teral advances scored IN the general list, the
cessation of the pressure sell and the uniform
Improvement In values went great way 70 restore
confidence among the smaller class of SPECTATORS
The close was fairly active and firm at close 10 the
best prices OF the day. Governments steady. Pc
troeum-May closed at 67s4c.
NEW YORK. April 29.-United States Bonds-4s,
12012; AIS l0l; Northern Pacific 278s: Cana
dian Pacific. 1917 Central Pacific, 81 "A; Union Pa
cife, 521s AtchisOn 341s; Wells-FargO, l4O; West
ern Union. $3.50; Silver. 97%sc; Sterling. "a $50
80.
NEW YORK. April 28-Wheat. cash. -: May,
81 1865. Flour-Steady. Coffee-May, SIT S5 Sugar
3 3-l693H5e Hops-Pacifc Coast. 70 932e. Hides
-1312c Copper-Lake. $l3 10. Tin-Spot. $l9 65.
Lead Domestic, 81 70. Iron-Sl4. Petroleum
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GOLDEN BUBBLES.
D.sire thou not too greatly, for, like fire
DeStroying what Ii eufolds, so is desire.

Do8Irb
Destroying what it enfods, SO is desire.
guecessl That was his thought, his hope his aim,
AfeId or housed, noon, midnight, dusk or dawn,
That dazzling image his heart dwelt upon.
For IL he silent, ImagnatlGn's fame
Burned like a steady torch, lighting the same
Determined path-which way his soul had gone;
And If he walked, the dream, still unwithdraWn,
Remained unchanged, his conscious force to claim
AT last twas bis An airy figure brought
Light-balanced OIL soft huger-ttps sphere
OF fne-wrought gold. But his trained hands forgot
Their skill for one brief instant. in the fear
To lose the gift Too eagerly they caught
The gIitterng ball, which crumbed into naught.
-
So strength may win what It may fall to keepl
This worlds gifts vary only in degree.
They are but air sphered in the thinnest gold
The bubbles must be jostled tenderly.
Robert Burns Wilson in Harper's Magazine for
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beginning of the end when the workmen
prepared to put the finishing touches on the
vestibule. This is to be arched, tiled and
frescoed, and o fight of handsome mar BILE
steps will lead from the sidewalk. Tie
plank sidewalk on the California street
frontage will be replaced with artificial
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st. Johns Church.

The new edifce in which the congregation
of st. Johns Episcopal Church are shortly
to worship is rapidly approaching compile
lion. On Sunday last the offertory amounted
10 $780, which, with the money previously
collected, gives promise that the $50, GOO re-
CURED to meet the expenditure will shor tly
be forthcoming.
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Louis Munson, editor OF the Burning
Herald, while waiting with a number of
prominent citizens for the Presidential train
at Riverside Thursday. was suddenly taken
with nemorrh ge of the lungs and de-
spite skilled attendance died in fifteen
minutes.
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Six Months FOR zeIlner.

William ]. Zellner. the thieying amateur
boxer. who pleaded guilty of stealing money
and valuables from the lockers at the Olym-
pic Club. was sentenced yesterday to six
months Imprisonment in the House of Cor
raafinn
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Naval Cadets.

Fourteen candidates for appointm ent to
vacancy in the Annapolis Naval Academy
at the disposal OF Congressman Cutting of
NJ. Keeney.
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MORNING SALES.
Board-50 S Water, SO; 80 do, 1915; 100 Cal
Electric Light, 1888; 100 do, 1874.
Street-2S Water, 1884; 80 Cal Electric Light,
TIA.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-$1O00 Clarkes Water Bonds, 1l215: IS
Cal Electric Light. 1874.
SAN FRANCISCO BOARD.
Afternoon sales-5O Omnibus Cable, 6734.
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Chicago Mar .. cts.

CHICAGO. April %. Wheat opened from y to 1c
lower, fuctuated, declined from l1@c to &c MORE
recovered s4c, receded 12c, and closed from 1880
to 11ac lower. The market largely CONTROL ed
by the alternate buying and selling by the bears,
though the cables were weaker and the crop pros
peet fine. Rye s21ac Barley nominal.
CHICAGO. April 2S.-Wheat, cash, IL 03I4. Corn
66c. Pork-Sl2 621s. Lard-$6 10. Ri6s-$6 25
Whisky, 81 Is.
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Honr,nt ami uis w...-

Hourfct and His Water Supply.
i. Houriet of Oakland claims to have dis
covered a new. cheap and healthful method
Of water supply, and has asked the Super
visors. to give him hearing. He says he
can supply 5O,oO0,0O0 gallons daily at cost
of 81 800. 00O
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The repairs which Grace Church has been
undergoing for twelyemonth are now ap-
preaching completion. Yesterday saw the
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, April 2s-The spot market is irmer
at IS 912d. Cargoes lower at 45s for of coast,
45d for Just shipped and SIS Tor nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: April, IS Sd; May, IS Sd;
June. IS Sd; July, IS Cd; August, IS Sd; Septenl-
Der, IS o14di October, IS Sd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, April 2s-COnsols, 50 11-16: United
States Bonds-4's, 1231a; 10, AIS, 1884: Silver
441a; Rentes, Gar S712c; bullion into Bank OF En-
gland f7O
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-29

Don't cheat yourself
out OF a good smoke by
taking a poor ami tatioH
for the genuine Seal OF
Mort Carolina Plua
Cut Tobacco.
fe5 cod 3m 6p
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-steadily held. Demand fair. Calcutta,
june and July y 77&g7; Wool y2s,n Bags SSsssc
berries g. % 2 d9z; ia gaYsg9eerrlMss 81 50 d0z
50 25@2 40 q dozen for freestone; Bartlett Pears
g. 1902 so; Plnms, 81 40@l 30 . dozen o..
Peas 81 25; String Beans, aOc@$l q dozen.
CoFFEE-Quet at the lower prices. Quotations
Guatemala; 2O1s @2l 14c for good washed Guate-
mala: 191a@2O14c for fair washed Guatemala;
good TO prime Costa Rica free from black beans;
191I@20c for good Costa Rlca. mixed with black
i2I%@l 71sc for inferior to ordinary qualities.
C0AL-Previous quotations rule: Arrivals are
firm. We quote prices TO dealers as follows: Wei,
lingtOn, $40; New Wellington, $lOi Southiield
So; Seattle, 50; New Seattle $6@7; Coos Bay n 81;
Sydney, $sG9; Scotch 5000 30; Brymbo; $500;
Greta, sS@9; Cumberland. $l2 in bulk ana $l3 90 IN
sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg 81 Colorado
Anthracite Egg, $l39l4; Camel, 5000 so q ton
and 81 SOAP rs in Kits; No. ,. si4 GOALS in bbis
and 1922 20 In kits; Mess Mackerel. $3G3 70 :
for homeless; Eastern Smoked Herring, 35c; Dutch
do 81 509l as q key; Whtehsh. $40 In halt-Dols
and $202 25 in kits; Tongues and Sounds 81 100
oUICKSILYER-Although some holders ask SAC
IS p flask sales are announced, and in fact some
OF the trade report very dull market at $43 o
SYRuF-The California Refinery quotes: Drips in
bbls soc; do. in half-hDs. 3212e; In 5-gal kegs.
371Rc: in l-gal tins, 4712c q gallon.
The American Refinery quotes l5e In Dds, l712c
half do, 224Ac in kegs and 32Izc q per gallon in
cases.
NAILs-Quoted at 50 rs for iron, 50 So for steel
and So 40 p keg for wire in l00-keg lots.
SUGAR-rhe California Sugar Refinery quotes
as follows terms net cash: Cube. Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed all 6$se p ID;
Dry Grannlated SC; Confectionery A. 59sc: Extra
The American Refinery quotes follows terms
net cash. Extra Fine Cube, Crushed, Fine Crushed
65sc; Dry GRADUATED DC; Xxx do, &c; Confec-
TONERS A, 53sc: White Extra Z, o3sc Extra O. oct
Golden @, 4Ac p ID.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-29

Weekly Call. Sl.25 per Year