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The morning call., 1891-10-09

GRAND feature of Hoods sarsaparilla is, that
while it purihes the blood and sends 1t coursing
through the veins enriched and vitailzed, it also
imparts new vigor TO every function Of the body.
The morning call., 1891-10-09

shearer's aUtumnal overland excursion will
leave San Francisco September 29th for Chicago
Boston and all Eastern cities. For particulars
address T. E Shearer, New Montgomery St, or
l Montgomery st. San francisco.
The morning call., 1891-10-09

DIVORCE SUITS. - Theresa L. Stawe has
brought suit for divorce from j. f. Slawe, and
Cornelius Flood from his wife, Theresa
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MEATHER FoEFCAsr.

AUCTION SALES TODAY.
FURN1rUHE-By 4. W. Furst, at ll2I Market St.
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THOSE COMPLAINING of Sore Throat or Hoarse-
should use " Brotc1is Bronchial IToches." The
effect is extraordinary, particularly when used by
singers and speakers for clearing the voice. Sold
only In bones.
The morning call., 1891-10-09

J.FCUTTER's0LD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all frstclass druggists and
gI0cefs. Trade maIk-staT within q shield.
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THE MORNING CALL
BrpITCsTToY OFFICE:

Has . larger circulation than any other
newsDaDer published in San Francisco.
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A RRIvED-MRS. DIR. A. DE HOWE OF NEW
"A York; is only natural born trance m edlum in
the world; is seventh daughter, born with double
ven and wonderful prophetic gilt OF second SghI;
this she VIII every hidden mystery revealed
tells your entire life In dead trance gives your nas
In full. also your future husband wife; IN bush
ness. lawsuits. marriages. divorces deaths uniting
the separated. removing evil Influences restoring
lost love she has no equal: Mrs. de Howe wishes 4
distinctly understood that she advertiseS nothing
but what she can do; all who in trouble Invited
TO call ana be convinced: $1,000 challenge 10 any
medium who can excel her. ParlorS, 1920 Market
NINE. BELL ARRIVED = PHRENoLoGIST
W. promised aud mediumistic card-reader; reads
your character like open book; fee 81: young pco-
pie should know their future. S31T o'Farreil. 1t-
A uGUsrA LEoLA. FORTUNE TELLER; MAGIC
"a charms: love tokens; true pictures OF future
husbands and wives free: teaches fortune. 2595
MISSION st, near Twentieth; fee 81. au27 %
A TTENTIoNl MRS DIR. FARNnAM, TFSr
~ and business medium, tells your entire lie
dealing with past present and future: none can ex-
Gel aud Few can equal the power she possesses in
giving advice on losses, marriages. divorces AMI
deaths; advice given stocks. lucky numbers
mines, etc.. consult her before going elsewhere.
letters answered conhdentially; hours A. ". 10 \
p. Nj. 1907 Market st, near Sixth. SEQ BIN
NINE. DIX. ID. ATLANTA THE born BUSINESS
III and test medium aud magnetic healer, tells en-
tire HE, reveals every mystery; gives advice in
business, lawsuits, marriages, divorces deaths. has
MRS. J. }. WHITNEY. CLAIRvOYAST. TEST
~ medium and Thereafter. = Turk ST. aD25 Il
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
Part OF the city; the Bulletin is the best oldsSt
orders by postal-card OF otherwise will receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery 3.
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FINANCiAL.

SMALL SUMS LOANED; PAYABLE BACK
n In installments. 20 Ellis, Room 10. seq BIN
old GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT = slsSD
~ your old gold aud silver by mail 10 the old and
reliable house of A. COLEMAN, Al Third ST san
Francisco 1 will send by return mail the cash: N
amount Is not satisfactory will return the gold 2y
Gan FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
~ 5SS hearny ST.. the only corporation that iends
money ON diamonds. watches; low interest," oeAst
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DRESsHAKERs

DKESSH AkERS.
DRESSES MADE AT LOWEST Pr ICES: LATEST
~ fashions. MRS. PHILLIPS. 1926 Mission OF 3m
CTYLISH DRESSES AT Low PRICES: FIT
- guaranteed. MISS HARRIS, 20 Ellis oci Sm
INSTRUCTION IN DRESS CUTTING, S. T. TAY-
L Tor system. by of raylOr's best Instructors
L P.WYANT tlate Chlcago). II Geary. R ls29 in
T 3I5 GEARY ST, STYLISH PERFECf-FIr-
teed; prices reasonable. MtEei s. A. LOWE se25 3m
DREsSEs MADE FIRsT-CLASs FROM s. so UP
~ MRS. A NJ WALKER, III Geary st se19 l m
OURS FROM 50 so Up: STYLISHLY DRAPED.
y ll9 STOCKTON St. 9 doors from Geary iell 6m
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MASSAGE.

M Observation-Disclosures SWEDISH
w movements; baths IFS Grant ave. Il. 81. oc9 Sc
NJ ISIS ANDERSON AND ASSISTANT, ALCOHOL
AVA and Arabian baths 81 Sutter St. RIM. 3. 90 7t-.
ERALDINE. WITH CORA DE LORNE: Sc
~ Iect massage S319 0'FarreII. Room 3. oe6 sts
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- LOdge-Rooms to Let: Large; Small.
- Irvine Academy, 927 Mission, mr.. 9Th. $50 I'm
The morning call., 1891-10-09

nNTHE ISSTALLMEST PLAS-DRESs-GOOD3
" silks, sealskins and sealette eioss; also earp-&
furniture, laceeurtains, blankets and foldinE6edz
at NJ. FRIEDMAN & cos. 223 and go Stockton
ST. Why pay ready money when you can buy i1ss
as cheap by making small cash payment dS11
balance weekly or monthly? An inspection OF our
stock is respectfully solicited; orders Dy mall for
goods or samples promptly attended 20. z23 ald
go stockton amt 237 Post; open evenings lst u
SA CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALL
~ for four months 10 any part OF the United
State
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sPIRITUALIsNI.

A WEEK NEWS FOR S CENTS-THE EEkLT
n CALL in wrapper. ready for mailing
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ASTRoLOGT.

CtLAIRYoYANT AND BUSINESS MEDIUM;
" sittings daily. sOS Jones ST. cor. Bush oeS 7t'
AIME MoREAU. 10 FOURTH ST.. REVEALS
WI the past, present and future; fee csc. Oc6 7ts
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I'OLDING-BEDS - EXAMINE OUR NUMBER
l. 2005. mirrored with large plate 1SIs0: walnut.
oak. cherry and 18th century cash price elsewhere
500 our installmeHt price Oaly S45 country orders
packed, shipped frse to any depot. 81. fRIED4AS
d co. 22S, 80 Stockton 81. and 237 Post. lst e
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~ Notice-The Annual Meeting of the
80 stockholders of the Bank OF California will be
held on TUESDAY, the 18Th day OF October next
at IL O'Clock M, at the clearinghouse In this CITY
EDWARD s HAST, Secretary
San Francisco. Sept. 20, 1891. $3.50 I'd
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PERSONALS.

ToIuiis
And 1000 other bar gains buy in large quantities
and customers get benefit of spet@t discounts
gained thereby. Terms to suit purchasers. Largest
STOCK ana store, lowest prices in city. open even
iDgs till 9 NJ
j. NOoNAN. 1OI7-l9-2I-1O23 Mission St. above
limo
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FURNITURE WANTED.
HIGH PRICE PAII, FOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI
Ii ture. GALLAGHER, 124l Market mr.. Ninth. tf
W. FuRST PAYS THE HIGHEST PRICE
~ for furniture. Call send postal. 1l2l
Market, BET. Seventh and Eighth sts SEQ lm
M j. SIMMONS & CO.. AUCrIONEERS WILL
lu. buy your furniture pianos and books 1857
Market St ap9 q
NJ cCABE, 1913 FOURTH ST., PAYS THE HIGH
Iu est price for furniture. stoves ranges carpets
A L. CREsSwELL AUCTIoSEER, OFFICE
n. Room 81. Murphy Building. will buy or sci
your household furniture for cash. 1871
A LARGE QUANTITY or SECONDHAND FUR
u niure wanted; 20 per cent paid more than else
where MALONE. l36 Fourth ST. new store moot,
BOAHDING WANTED.
BOARD AND SUITE ROOMS; MAN AND WIFE;
- north OF Market; central; state terms. b. b.,
BOZ LOB. CALL Branch ONCE. oc9 us
FAMILY WITH CHILDREN UNDER II,
IL having own furniture board and rooms. jew.
ish family, within 3 or blocks Jones and Market;
terms not over S76. Address R b.. BOX 80. CALL
Branch ONCE. oe7 3ts
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INEXPERIENCED HANDS on sEALETTE WORK
II "A Sausome st. oe7 st
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-17
awaAT MAS i BEGUN roRr
Suggested ritin for n Requiem for Broth
erhopd Base BatIistx

Suggested Titis for Requiem for Broth
erhopd Base BaiIists.
New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Brotherhood
base ball ager .gation is dead and the Ma
tioual league, American association and
Western asso cation are united in the
bonds of common fellowship under the
guidance of new national agreement.
Nessrs. Billings. Sodon and Consnt, who
opposed the establishment of an Associa-
ton club in Boston, and by so doing de-
layed the day of peace. gave in at last.
The members of the Brotherhood held
their last meeting yesterday and disband-
ed. The National league finished its Ia
bors last evening and then awaited the as
ISOLATION, which was still in session.
Ratification and Jouincation.
At half pass o the latter adjourned, and
the National league. American association,
and Western association met in joint ses-
sion to ratify the new national agreement
IL was read aud some remarks made, and
then the presidents of the three organiza-
tions affixed heir signatures. AT the con-
clusion of this ceremony n resolution was
presented an Unanimously adopted which
Landed the work of Spalding and Thur
man in putting the national game on a
new basis. The meeting broke up IN
! cheers for the national agreement and the
| clubs subscribing TO it. Both the League
aud Association met again to day to set.
tie some nee essary details.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-17
ONE VOTE FOR ANOTHER.
NO House Action on Silver Until sena,
Act on the EI..,Io M,

NO house Action ON Silver Until senato,.
| Act on the Election Bill.
| WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. I7.-Representa.
1--WE orosvenor OF Ohio, in an interview
poets of Legislation ff6f ilsv ssaReHt the
iree coinage of silver and the fadera, -
non Jaw. My ideas, he said 4are in w. w..
oonc'se form The senators represents.
more SILVER than constituents ber- u.da :
prac'ieai coalition with the Democrat. -
ueieat the elections bill and macs 60
IoinAse OIL. To do this fbev hoItad i zee
i n,au, senatorial caucus, and to ali
onIu ana purposes left the party. Not
my my SO, but they aided Senator Vest y
~ emocratic leader, to assume controi -
,er oiii' and they passed his bill
a>- Noice Served on the Senate
NOW their scheme is to have IL coma -.
ior passage in the house. The friand, -
.ne eiections bill will see to it that ~.
o reSe OIL shall not pass here until ths
teher- est combine in the senate hr.aLs
up ana the elections bill is bronobt - =
vote IL Is not their votes for tbe s1ao.; ~
u. we want or demand, but they mnst
~ u 10 vote. IL the rules of the sem
aee are defective, let them change The
III the rules of the house permit n
'nu they do, fifty or fifty-five resolpts
men can easily defeat any any action m
c ue vest bill until March 4. The Vet
.eier combine has played a very attrac.
I'VE engagement so far, but the time bas
anne" WIG SaAne
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-17
Or. 4HuRLeYs REMEDY.
He Thinks Chemical Injections Bette
Than Those of Organic Matter.

He Thinks Chemical Injections Better
Than Those of Organic Matter.
DETROIT. Mich, Jan l7-Dr. L. L.
Sburley, of this city, who recently an
nounced his discovery of a cure for consump-
lion. was shown the dispatch from Berlin
relative TO Professor Koch's curative
lymph. Questioned as TO the difference
between DIR. Koch's and his own discovery,
he explained that his was a chloride Of
gold and sodium. MY remedy Is unlike
DR. Koch's in that IL contains no organic
matter His has the albuminous lymph,
while mine is entirely composed of chem
icals Mine, like his, is prepared in a
solution OF glycerine. and contains IL in
about the same proportion"
Confident Of Ultimate Success.
1--WE have been experimenting with II
for some time upon the lower animals
with every appearance of success, but oi
course would not state anything con.
clusively concerning il yet. Assuming
that both remedies are capable of curing
consumption, should decide that min,
possessed the advantage. An organic in
| lection is not so certain as a chemical one
| The results of the former are more beyont
control and its limited effects can not b.
| exactly calculated: whereas, the effects o
| chemicals can be correctly judged by thei
| quantity. As result of experiment =,
/ far | have become convinced that a few
changes will have to be made in the chem
icals comprising my remedy, but l an
also more thoroughly confident of ulti
mate success
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-17
Auetiontng Churches

The supreme court OF Georgia has re-
Gently decided, according to the New
York World. that church may be sold to
pay the preacher, the case being one 10
which the pastor levied upon the property
for arrears of pay. In delivering his
opinion the chief justice is quite facetious.
without much warrant 10 the nature of
the subject. and In humorous way puts
the decision upon the ground that the
immutable principles of justice require
payment of debt. though, as appears by
the opinion. at least one exception from
this requirement ls part OF the laws of
that state.
The opinion says that "the law grants
exemptions of property of families"
aud on looking this up 1t appears that
property OF this kind to a considerable
amount Is exempt In Georgia from seizure
for, say. a provision account or doctors
bill, the idea appearing to be ihet 1t Is
more important for the family to have a
home than for the grocer or phycisisn to
be paid.
On the same principle 1t might be
deemed more important for the copgre-
CATION to have place to worship than
for the preacher to receive his srresrages
True, the preacher ministers to the spiri-
tusl needs of his flock, hut 1t is equally
true that the grocer or doctor ministers
to the physical needs of the family. and
II the church can DE sol 10 one case. the
logical parallel is that the house may be
sold in the other. The substance of the
dept in either case is snstensnce, and it
seems queer law which favors the fam,
lily and discrminstes against the church.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-17

nois legislature have written for copy of
the North Dakota banking law. II is said
an effort will be made to pass similar
measure IN that state. Private bankers
In North Dakota are still fighting the law,
although Its constitutionality has been
sustained by the supreme court of the
state. The principal provisions are to
compel every banker receiving deposits
to incorporate and have his business ex-
smined by the public examiner. BY this
method the safety of depositors is insured
and the banks are taxed In proportion to
capital and business.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-17

IT seems tina; the great Pennington
airsbip that was supposed to be built and
ready for trial trip at Mt. Carmel, is
not yet really begun. A correspondent
Of the Chicago Tribune says the only
signs. of preparations as yet are few
post holes dug on vacant lot. and the
owner OF the lot refuses TO allow Penning.
ton TO dig any more post holes. Pen.
nington's record has been looked up. and
it is found that be failed in everything he
has undertaken so far. He has launched
n number OF vast and brilliant enter
prises In various Illinois towns. and has
invariably been forced to abandon them,
leaving his associates with lead OF
debts. 1t is evident that his flying ma
chine will not msterialize very soon.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-17

If Mr.. Oglesoy should by any unforeseen
means be elected to the United States
senate. we are afraid he would give Rock
Island republicans about as frigid recep.
lions as has been accorded him by the
republicans here on two certain occs
sions. In fsct the only parsonage among
the local republicans we can think of at
present who could approach the old man
with any degree OF safety would be John
]. Reimegs. Joe Hsss might be successful
In getting his card to the governor. but
as to personal interview, that would be
entirely out of the question.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-17
Popular 7rnorane. About E-.,.r,

There is appalling popular ignorance O:
the structure and functions Of the human
body. People may he seen violating tine
primary conditions Of health without even
the compensations of pleasure, and asking
the loss OF sight, hearing or locomo.ion;
.ating and drinking in reckless disregard
of common sense. There is "A good deal OF
popular Ignorance on the subject of exer-
else; for instance, some people f0olishly
take long walks after hearty meals with
the absurd notion Of settling their dinner"
Let them learn from the Intelligent dog or
the learned cat or the " ell informed COW,
who knows enough to rest after a meal.
Doctors make lots OF money out of the un-
pardonable ignorance of some people, S,ho
do not think it worth while 10 learn the
simplest rules as to how 70 care for them
selves.-New York Sun
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-17

A prominent physician and old AMY
surgeon in eastern Iowa was called away
from home for few days. During his
absence one Of the children contracted q
severe cold. and his wife bought bottle
Of Chsmbs rlain's Cough Remedy for II
They were so much pleased with the
remedy that they afterwards used sew
eral bottles at various times. He said
from experience with II. he regarded 1t as
the most reliable preparation in use for
colds, and that 1t came the nearest OF be,
ing specific OF any medicine he had
ever seen. For sale by HAITI & Balm
sen. druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-17
PEG JLiAR PIECE OF oEVlLTRY.
A Young Mans Face Dishgured with al
India Ink Cross.

N iount MAN . race bisugurcd with an
India Ink Cross.
PITrsI URG, Pa, Jan. l7-Charles Buss.
of Shor setown, a village near Pittsburg,
is the via tim of a peculiar assault while
asleep. The young man, prominent in the
NJ f. CHI lrch of his village, married about
nine moths ago Six weeks ago troub
arose, and his wife and he agreed to sep.
arate. Since his wife left him, at short
intervals Buss has received numerous
communi cations warning him under
threats to leave town at once. During
last Sund ay night he heard a noise about
the houss That is the last he remembers
until moi ming.
An IndelibIe Disagreement.
Then he was stuck almost dumb at the
discovery Of a blue cross imprinted upon his
face, extending from his hair down over
his nose, the cross piece over his forehead.
A physic an states that the cross WAS
picked In with India ink, and can not be
removed. In the center OF the cross were
the letter. IN TO c." Thursday night
Buss received another warning notice to
leave the place inside of twenty four
hours or hs would be a corpse. This no
tice was p aced in the hands of detectives,
who are working on the case. Buss has
no idea VIII o his enemies are.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-17
ABBREVIATED TElEGP

President Harrison has appre
for the erection of q new publ
at Sioux City, Ia.
The senate Friday agreed d
public buildings at Sioux FallsI
Mankato, MINI.
The treasury department. I
chased Bis, 900 ounces of silvd
ranging from $l.05 to s1.06.
Business failures in she Z
Tor the week ended FRIDAY
the corresponding weak ia / 4
At the meeting of the dir
Iowa Agricultural society tn.
next annual state fair was Idsd
Is to Sept. 8.
Hon. Robert T. Lincoln, Uni
minister to England, arrived
ampton Friday on the steamer
Immediately left for London.
The jury in the case Of the de
State Treasurer Arche1kof Mar
stole about 1900 of Ie state
has given the state q verdict 6
bondsmen of 800, 600,
Senator Spooner, II wisconsi
to have declined an offer of SIS, 4
as solicitor general Of the Chi
waukee and st. Paul railway
condition that hy live in chicag
The First National bank
man, Tenn; the First National b
rion, Ill, and the Covington
bank, Of Covington, Va. each 4,
tai of CSC, 600. have been author
gin business.
John W. Root, widely known
nent architect of Chicago, And q
architect % the Worlds lair, d.
day of pneumonia He will
Sunday. He was but 40 years /,
very robust physique.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-17
MADE WHOLE BY A FIRE ALARM.


A Young Woman Cured Of Paralysis by
sudden Peril.
BEAVER FAILS, Pa. Jan. l7.-For sew.
eral months Miss Hattie Mcpherson. aged
-. daughter Of Or Pherson, OF this place,
has been sick in bed and unable to move
with paralysis Of the side. Wednesday
night, at 10 O'Clock, when the doctor and
his wife We're at the theatre. it was dis
covered that the house was on fire In the
house We're the sick girl, a young friend,
ard servant The latter hurried to the
theatre, while the friend ran downstairs
10 send an alarm by telephone.
She Astoni-hed Her Father.
In the meantime Miss Mcpherson arose
without officially, put on a wrapper aud a
pair of shippers. and rushed down stairs
and out the front door. She was running
along the icy pavement 10 the theatre for
her parents when she was met by her
tonishrd father lie hurried her into a
neighbu Louse where she was immeii
atelv pat to bed. I ursdny she seemed
almost well lie ii'e was a slight one
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-17
REMARKABLE RECOVERY.
Regained the Use of Her Voice Ate
Three Hours Sneezing.

Regained the Use of Her Voice After
Three Hours sneezing.
CoNsTAS TINE. Mich, Jan. 1T.--Miss Eliz-
abeth Cation, of this place. lost her voice
seven year ago through an attack OF scar;
let fever. ard since that TINA has-,s,,, 49,,
-xoIs to spes k above whisper. Last week
she went to her brothers in Kalkaska to
stay few Gays, and caught cold which
brought on a fit of sneezing. She sneezed
continually three hours, and when it was
over was so weak that she could scarcely
stand, but was overjoyed to find that she
had entirely recovered the use of her voice.
The doctors are unable TO account for it,
but those W 40 have heard her talk since
her return, and she has talked all the time
since in JOY over the recovery, have no
doubt of its reality.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-17
The MARKETS.
hIcagn

CHICAGO jan 10
The qnaiiiH'''s GA IN tSsrd % iraae to-day
~ - '"' - -
"a. I,lx .,s.t,-3 and rl,---I glL.- C.rp-
No February. upsu.-i and closed ss.c;
May. opened SIG eios.f 5l;er: July. 0p.ned
90 ...ds-d So Oats-No. . Stay. oIea-.d
80. 81 sd ii-sr. Jun- opened 900. closed
4tsc. duly nI-.n,d a. olt--ed ESQ Pork
j.. ua-,. a,-a-i sl14l. closed >lD8i: Feb
ruasN ot,nc,i ..Ii,i closed SiJ3i. My. opened
snnd ,s-d ~i1-5 Lard February. oJ-nsi
S5.s7is. c.g-ed ~.
i-iv. s,tock-FoIlovvinv were tn prizes ~
tn. Union stock yards. Hogs Market ops,nsd
active, prices - Ia. higher but advance Wa
lost later: lit-if GRADES - 4pst1 ~. rough
hacking s. 5n.a65. mixed Lott - SgGs IS;
heavy packing and shipping l"'s, sGsSa 5;
pigs 30 go.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-17
l6,su.
SSsealers Preparing.

SAS ~ ~, N"I. II. ePt1f - ~.
are being maize by tho. resident owners OF
sealing vessel, for the coming season. A
new departure will be the, introduction
Of steam laun :hes in the business, two OF
which win bs carried by the schooner
Henry Dennis. She is now at Seattle
but will soon sail for this port 20 engage
hunters and receive her steam Launches.
The steamer N attic Dyer aud the schooner
Helen Blum are also being fitted,o Inc
former was sci ed last year.