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he set up by the machinery within a year.
Mr.. Scott has been interested in the per-
fDrDaBce of type-setting machines from the
start and as soon as he can determine
which OF the many designs IS most practl-
cable, both offices will be supplied with
them.
A contest which is to take place here n ext
month viii have a marked effect on the
question Of adopting the machines, not only
in Chicago, but all over the country. The
contest will take place in the Evening Post
Building under the auspices Of the Alneri-
can Publishers Association. All
TIE VARIOUS DESIGNS
VIII be represented, and each machine VIII
be manned by an expert. A private contest
at which only newspaper publishers will be
present will be conducted for one week, be-
ginning October 18th, after which tue doors
! will be thrown open to all who have any
legitimate Interest in the subject. The Con-
test will be under the direct management of
a committee specially appointed for the pur-
pose, consisting of Woods Of the Boston
| Herald, Driscnll of the St Paul Pioneer
Press, and Richards of the Indianapolis
| News. The copy will be prepared by Mr..
Woods and run out in long and short takes,
| Just as it would be in a daily newspaper
! Office and anaftern0on paper VIII be printed
at /, and O'clock. This copy will be pre-
| pared secretly, so that the operators will
be On all equal footing so far as n knowl-
aud 10 one viii be permitted to get an nm
! fair advantage of his competitors by CON-
| nitting the su bject-matteT 10 memofy and
thus save tile time required in looking at his
CODY.
81 think there is no doubt that machinery
| OF some sort will do the types setting in all
metropolitan Offices in the near future"
said the business manager of one Of the Chi
cago dailies "rhe saving in time and
money is very great, and the work is as
satisfactory as that done in the old way. ]
| do not apprelfend any difficulty with the
typographical unions for two reasons first,
because printers are the OstiBtelligent OF
| all skilled wOrkmen and can see plainly the
| business principles which viii necesstate
| the adoption Of the new method; secondly,
opposition on their part would be of no use,
! because the newspapers wonld be praeti-
callY INDEPENDENT of them. 1t does not re
quiTe years Of appren tceship to set type by
the new method as it does by the old, and
any one who can use typewriter can man
age a type-setter, Even a novice can set as
much type in day rs a COED PRIMER. and
an expert can do the work Of three or four.
The morning call., 1891-09-13

FLoUR-Net cash prices are quotable as follows:
Family extras. SIS I5elS rs q Dbl; Bakers extras,
So 1905 rs: city superhne. IS 6bG3 30: interior
brands. S595 % for extras, SIS 65asS 30 y Dbl for
super1ne
wHEAT-Ciosed the week dun and depressed.
with decline at Chicago. but frIner market
abroaa No. l. 81 B2isni $3.50 ctorre. 81 s. lower
grades 81 80; extra choice Tor milling, 81 6715 y
CALL sALEs-NoRNISa
The market was weak Buyer '9l-100, 81 50 I:
81 Is; 100, 81 7srs. sclieF'sl-ioo, 81 "a; 500.
81 b e5s4s1 o!5s for common g saoes Ssw 1sw
Ing. 81 1901 l215 old Brewing, 81 60Gl 10; Chew
ALTER, 81 S5@l s7l1a for standard; lower grades,
81 Oh Is@l 10 p cti,
CALL sALEs-MoRsINa.
The market was hrm Buyer 'el-l00, 81 l174.
Seller slSloo, y oIssi lo9: 81 eIh. Buyer sea-
OATS-Continue to arrive freely from the north,
and the market Is dun and weak white are quoted
81 1901 22ls; Black, 81 Pool 221s Z ctl
Mellow 81 IS; Small Round do. 81 4e@l 42Is {:
White. 81 45ai SO . cti,
BRAN-weak at S20@2l 2 ton.
MDDLINGS-Qaoted at s2S 5e924 so ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at 81 30Gs23 % y
HAY-over 1000 tons came IN ,esterdsy. but the
market was steady. The weeks receipts were 1913
TONS the smallest for two months QuotabIe at 81 9
ola so D ton for Wheat 81 50@l2 % for Dat, SO
10 l3 so Tor wheat ana Oal, VI oUDl2 bU Tor wiz
Dat; $40 5e@12 for Barley. $40 509l1 SO for Al
faEa; sIOmi1 for stock aud 81 2@l8 for Clover.
STRAw-Quored at4hsDb5c n bale
MILLSTUfFs-Ground Barley, 1913 60424 so "a
ton. The mills sell oiicake Meal at $50 3 ton net;
rye Flour, SAC q 10; Rye Meal Be; Graham Flour,
Wheat. sac; Buckwheat Flour, 3iac; Pearl Bar
SfEitS-Yeiow Mustard. SO 5093 a ctl; Brown
Mustard 81 e06SS; Flax, ~ 26 Canary, HE4eo3c;
AIfaifa, 51z9sc; Rape. &c; Hemp 414@41ae; Tim
pkIED PsAs-Niies 81 so: Green, 81 70: Eastern
Green. ~ 75 Biackeye, VI 90 . cti: Split Peas.
aL4c y 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. none Offering.
CoRNMEAL. ErC.--Table Meal. 3 Jz6p3S4c a N:
Feed Corn S3vgt91: Cracked Cora. $50 5Ut13l 80
a ton: Honiny. 41ac y n.
BEANS-Dui and weak. Bayos, So 1902 So q ETH:
Pea 81 gO613. Small White 81 1897 80. Pink,
" 20eD2 30; Reds, ~ u.s. Limas. 81 7533; Buffers.
PoTAToEy-Yesterdays wharf sales were as fol-
lows: Sweets. Slt1l rs; Burbank Seednngs 3OQ1sOc
for Rivers and 7b99Oc q ctl for Salinas; Garnet
Cities. 4oe3bUc; Early Rose 2ss36c: Peerless. 40c
p ell.
BUTTER-Quiet and rather easy Fancy roll is
uuotabie AT 3T1x@99e q 10; good to choice, 32is
@26e: common 10 far, 2b@3Oe. store Butter. $50
i7Lac picked roll, 23D24e: Eastern, &c for
iadie- packed and 20G231ac y 10 Tor creamery.
al@ll Iac ~ n: fair SO Dc: Young Americas lilo
l2c; cased Cheese. 1ac addtionai Eastern. l21l &c
a d. 49, =
Live Turkeys for Gobbers lulD &c Tor Hens
iieese. " pair. 81 s06a2; Ducks Si@es: Hens, Sv6D
Fryers. 81 5O95; Broilera SiI4 50 for large and
k3t13 50 n dozen for small
9AMB-Hare. 81 25@i so; Rabbits, 81 25(9l so;
Doves, Boc . doz.
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ravine, and then again looming to the sky,
as if to pierce it with their pointed submits.
On another side Of the pinnacle is preci-
iice. which seems to descend TO the very
bowels Of the earth; in another direction
still, you have full view Of Short-otf
Mountain, only about a mile distant which
Is "a perpendicular precipice several thousand
feet high, aud the abrupt termination
Of long range Of mountains; and, turning
t. the west you look across a valley, or
champaign country, well nigh 100 miles
wide, which is bounded by range Of
mountains that seem to sweep across the
world. The scenery Of this particular
region Of North Carolina is as varied as il IS
fresh ann charming; and such features As
the Hawks Bill, the Table, tie Roaa AID
the Ginger-cahe mountains, as well as the
Inyille Falls, are quite enough 20 give Il 3
wide reputation The mountain las mea-
tioued received its outlandjsh name from =
hermit named Watson, who oUce lived az
the foot of it, in log-cabin, and enuEaly
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the Black Mountain, it is natural that such
a traveller, turning his back on these places,
made familiar by exploration, should look
with longing at the dark chain of the
BMsam, forming so lofty barrier be-
tween himself and the still wilder and more
beautiful region that lies further westward.
Il is with a thrill OF positive RAPTURE that one
sees Tor the FIRST time the valley of the French
Broad-serene ia golden plenty, and held in
the soft en- brace OF encircliug heights.
There are spreckled trout in the streams !;
tbsre are deer in the coverts OF tile forests,
and there are countless places of picturesque
interest, many of which are within easy
range Of q days excursion. This queen Of
mountain valleys lies 200 feet above the
sea. and has at this paint an average width
Of TWO miles. The three forks of the French
BrOsd-two of which are in the BalSam, and
one IN the valley Of the Blue Ridge, meet at
IL upper end, the united stream flowing with
many winding curve down the emerald
plain.
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Buy your Shoes direct from
the Manufacturers and save
the Jobbers', Drummers' and
Agents profits.

Ladies' Fine Lily Kid Button, heel and spring
heel. 'Sz OF
Ladies' Fine French Kid Baton, heel and
spring heel. "
Ladies' Extra Fine French Kid Button, COM
mon sense and opera toe. Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Ladies' Fine Lily Kid Button. Langtry patent
tip............... ,,-.--.-.-.,'.....'''... D W
Ladies' Fine Lily KID Button, fo1ed. square
toe. patent tip 3 SO
Ladies' Fine Pebble Goat Button, heel and
spring heel z ou
Ladies' Extra Fine Pebble Goat Button,
French Kid button fly, stitched edges
waukenphast bottom. ....................... 3 90
Ladies' Fine French Kid Button stitched
edges, waukenphast bottom. fine winter
shoe .... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
LADIES' Fine French Kid Button. Langtry
patent-leather tip. ....................-...- W
Misses Fine Kid Baton. heel and spring heel 2 90
nee. 90
Misses Extra Fine Pebble Goat Button. heel
and spring heel, French Kid fly. Nauken-
phast bottom. z oo
Misses Fine Kid Button, foXed, square toe
and pateutIeather tips. ..................... VI
Misses Pebble GRAIN heel and sprins heel,
tin and plain toe. ................. / 90
Chlld's Fine French Kid Button. heel and
spring heel .--..-...---.... --...-.....,... "
Child's Pebble Goat Button, heel and spring
Sc
ChiId's Extra Fine Pebble Goat Button, heel
and spring heel. French kid button fly,
waukenphast bottom. ....................... l "a
ChiId's Fine Kid Button, heel and spring heel "a
Child's Pebble Grain Button. heel and spring
heel, tip and plain ..- ..s...........'.-'---- %
Infants Kid Button Of
Infants Fine x
nfants French kid.........'.. VI
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SETTING TYPE
BY MACHINERY.
ThG New Method Is Meeting With Great
Favor in Chicago.
Twelve Machines in Successful Operation fol
the Past TIVE Years-Importsnt Con-
test to Be Held in October

The prospects are that the type-setting
on all The dairy newspapers of Chicago will.
in the very near future, be done by ma
chnery, says Chicago special to the Omaha
Bee. Two of the offiees-the Evening
journal and the Daily News-have already
made the experiment, and the Inter Ocean
will very shortly do so. Fifteen machines
of the Mergunthaler pattern are now being
put into the latter Office. The News has
twelve Merguhthalers which have been in
operation in that office for two years. The
machines for the Utter Ocean Office are a
later design of the same make, and the in
ventor claims for them some superiority
over the old. Superintendent Wright OF
the News Office, however, expressed entire
satisfaction with the operation Of their ma
chimes.
Like any other machine they need re-
pairs occasionally" said he, "and owing to
the number we have in use we have a man
to look after them and keep them in order.
In the main, however, they work Ve1Y sat
isfactOrly."
The Journal has three machines Of the
Thorne pattern. These machines set up
type and distribute IL again, while the Mer-
gunthaler sets eRch line in a solid slug,
which is melted UP again like stereotype
plate. The latter is managed by one per-
son, while the Thorne requires two men and
boy in its operation. The Thorne's have
been in the journal Office about a year, bat
got out of order, and, owing to some difficulty
with the manufacturers as to the question
upon whom should fall
THE COST OF REPAIRS,
Are not now III use. was told that in adj
ditiLn to the objection that they require
three persons to man them, the Thorne ma
chimes break good deal of type. and those
type, while differing somewhat from those
used by compositors, are just as expensive.
At the journal Office there has been some
little difficulty with the Typographical
Union, which insisted that only union men
should be employed, and that they should
be paid for ten hours work, although the
machines could be used in composition about
seven hours daily. As they are self-disIrib-
uting the three hours which c0mpostoFS en-
plny in distributing were lost. SupefinteH-
dent Hutchinson said that with the Thorne
an expert operator was able to do about four
times as much as could be done by hand
AT the News Office | was told there had
never been any trouble with the union.
The fact that an operator does or does not
belong to the union cuts no figure The
News pays - cents per 1000 for machine
work and Al cents for ordinary composition.
The average rate on the Mergunthaler rs
between 5000 and 30, 0O0 ems daily. Several
of the machines are operated by women
WHO seem to have as little difficulty in hand
ling them as they do the ordinary type
writer. So far as the methoc of operating
them is concerned they are practically the
same thing.
Both the Herald and Post will probably
The morning call., 1891-09-13
FIRE DEPARTMENT.


The Tower of Engine Company 10 VIII
Be Taken Down.
At the weekly meeting of the Board of
Fire Commissioners yesterday all the mem-
bers were present. The resignation of d.
r Eagan, hoseman of Hose 8, was accepted,
and James Reed was appointed to fill the
vacancy
Chief Scannell reported that it would cost
500 to remove the big tower over the house
of Engine 10. 1t was decided to ask the
Board of Supervisors to order the removal
Of the tower at once.
Upon recommendation of Chief Scannell
the follow ing transfers were approved: Ed
ward Flemming, tillerman OF Truck 3, to be
stOker Of Engine II; George Silvey, hydrant-
man, to be tillerman of Truck 3, and George
Bailey, stOker Engine II, to be hydrantman
at the corporation yard.
The trial of Charles E. Broad, the deposed
clerk of the corporation yard, charged with
neglect OF duty, was postponed for four
al-s
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Caicuttas. SIsGsx4c: Wool Bags, s6Ga3sc.
CORDAGE-Pure Manila Rope quoted AT l2c a
10; l2-thread. 12Isc; d and 8 thread, lSc: Bale
Rope. 12c 2 10: Binder Twine, 13Lgc: Grapevine
Irvine, Ice IN balls and coils. Hop Irvine, lllzc;
Lathyarn. loo. Quotations for Manila are: Rope,
Zoe; 12-thread. lO1sc; and do. lie: bale Rope.
piac; duplex rope, $40; 12-tilread, Be- and do,
p1ac Bale rope, Sc; Lathysrn, 6lsc; Hop Irvine,
Sc: Grapevine Irvine. balls or coils, 91ac; Binder
Irvine, l0c - n.
SALMoN-Aiaskan Fish. s71gcff$l 2 doz, accord
Ioz; Columbia River Fish. 81 1901 40 = dozen.
SUGAR-The Western sugar Refining Company
quotes follows, terms cash: Cube. Crush al.
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed. all 57se q 10:
DRY Graduated. 515c: Confectiguers A, 5ssc:
Extra q, 43sc: White Extra c. 41ac; Golden G, lac
a 10: Bags, lac m0re than bbls
The morning call., 1891-09-13
Transfers on the euble

By r new arrangement made by the NAL
ket-street Cable Company with the Suffer-
street line, passengers from the northern
part Of the city may transfer at the corner
Hayes-street line Passengers ON the Powell
and Market Streets line viii be glad to learn
that they can now transfer TO the Fifth
street borse-car line, which is under the
control Of the Market-street system, by
walking from the Baldwin Hotel to the
corner Of Fifth and Market streets. The
transfers. also made in the opposite direction.
The division Of the fare between the Market
street and the Powell and Suffer street COM
panies is On an even basis, 21s cents going
TO each conlOanV
The morning call., 1891-09-13
Lick,s Nephew a Deadbeat >,

james Lick, n nephew of the dead .philan-
thropist was recently arrested on charge
of defrauding an innkeeper. Anton Rein
ert, who keeps restaurant on Market
street. trusted him to the extent of S4S, and
then Lick disappeared. The accused is IS
kearsof age, and atthe time of his unele's
death received legacy OF So, 600, which he
quickly equandered. When his case was
called in Police Court 3 yesterday he failed
to appear, and his bail in S25 was forfeited.
The morning call., 1891-09-13
THE MOUNTAINS
OF THE SOUTH.
A Travellers Description Of the Wonders
Of The Land Of the Sky"
a Land Exceeding in Beauty That Of any
Land Of Fable or of Fiction-The Para
disc OF Sportsman and Tourist.

Among the mountains Of the Linville
range, that peak known as Linyille Pin
pacle. in Cataroba County, n. C., is one Of
the most interesting 10 the tourist This
mountain-top is easily attained on horse
back. and on reaching il you find it sur
mounted by cluster Of immense rocks or
angular powders. upon which you may re-
cline at your ease and look down, or far
away, upon a series Of rare and superb
scenes. One of these, here depicted, con
sists of brotherhood of mountains, which
are particularly ragged and fantastic IN
their fornatieH-n0w shooting forward, as
Il to look down into a narrow valley or
The morning call., 1891-09-13

The CALL anu Bulletin are continually
ringing the changes on the term honest
money" Silver WAS honest money from
1892 to 1873. or until it was demonetized
through the efforts of the Republican party
md in the interests OF the national banks
Dixon Tribune.
Speaking for THE CALL 1t is in order to
say that the term ''honest money" is never
used in its columns in disparagement of the
silver dollar, which it considers an honest
The morning call., 1891-09-13
Sued for street. Imnrov,ments

Suit to recover SlS7l rs. for improving the
street adjoining their property on Alvarado
street, has been brought against Charles
Hubert, John Wieland, Frederick Hof-
schmidt and others by the contractors, NJ.
e. Hogan and John Burns
The morning call., 1891-09-13

CHICAGO Sept. 12.-Porter Bros. Company sold
to-day three carloads OF California fruit Bartlett
Pears 81 s5a2 IS; Peaches. S5cGS1 IS full crates
Tokays 50 20: half crates. pUur, Sl61l TO- Corn
Cbons 81 %: fun crates Museats, 81 SOg2 %;
half crates 9Oc6p$l 80.
The morning call., 1891-09-13
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Sept 12.-Wheat was moderately active
and lower The opening was at top figures, de
cIined 23se ruled steady, and closed 2Isc lower
than yesterday. Receipts, 1855. 900 bushels; ship
nentS l.203,0O0 bushels. Rye quiet at s7hsc
Barley quiet at 63e.
CHICAGO Sept. l2.-Nheat-Cash. 92lac Corn.
62I2e Pork-sl0 So Lard-$7 o2Le. HiDs-S1 70
MhiskN-Sl IL
The morning call., 1891-09-13
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.


NOTICE OF SSESSMENf-sciYfL CODE OF
IN California;, brunswick Consolidated Gold Min
ing Company; location OF principal place OF Ou5l-
ness San Francisco, California; location OF WORKS,
Grass Valley Mining District, Nevada County, Calf
lorna Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF
The Board OF Directors held the 1lth day OF Sep
TENDER, 1891, an assessment, No. 9, of two cent
t2e) per share was levied upon the capital stock Of
the corporation. payable Immediately in United
States gold coin to the Secretary at the Office of the
company, Room, So, Nevada BlOcS San Francisco
California. or to the Treasurer, H. r LOUNSRFRY'
at his Office. No. 81 Broadway. New York CIV
State OF New YORK, prior to the 9Th DAY Of October
1891. Any stock upon which this assess nent shau
remain unpaid on the 5th day of October 1891
Will be delinquent and advertised sale at public
auction, and unless paynen- is made before VIII
sold on MONDAY, the 9Th day of November
1891. to nay the delinquent assessment, toget her
with the costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale
By order OF Board OF Directors.
j. STADTFELD JR Secretary
omee-Room So, Nevada Block. No. 300 Mont
gomery ST, San Francisco, California. SELF I'd
TTNIoN CONSOLIDATED SILVER MGS1Sa
" Company. Location of principal place of busL
ness. San Francisco. Cal: location of works, Var
sinia Mining District. Storey County. New.
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board OF Directors. held on the 3lst day OF August
1891. assessment (No 44i OF % cents per snare
payable Immediately In United States gold coin, to
the Secretary, at the once OF the company Room
IL, 303 California St, San Francisco. Cal.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the NTH 9th day OF october,
1891, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment Is made before,
VIII be sold on MONDAY, the 26th day OF Oeto Der.
1891, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of advertising and ex peHses Of sale. BY
order Of the Board of Directors.
A. W, BARROwS, Secretary.
ofHce-Reom II. S03 California ST., San Fran
cisco. Cal. sell I'd
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DELrNoUFNr SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTIcE-cRUIKsHANG
- Gold Mining Company. Location OF principal
place of business San Francisco. Cal. Location OF
works Los Burros District. Monterey County, Cal.
Notlce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account OF Assessment (No. %
levied on the 18th day OF July, 1891, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respective
share hoIders as follows.
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suea for un,awfuI seivnrs.

An action against the Sheriff for the re-
covery Of tine contents Of the bakery at las
Eighth street has been comm snced by John
GfelZ. who AYERS that the property was I'M
lawfully seized.
The morning call., 1891-09-13
No Return of Collections.

George Demsey has been arrested and
charged with embezzlement He drove
milk wagon for NJ Stone, dairyman on
San Carlos avenue, and is accused by him
of collecting about $50 from customers on
his route, which he failed to turn over.
The morning call., 1891-09-13
rxchange and Bullion.


No steamers are announced to sail to-day. The
Los Angeles falls due from Humboldt Bay, the
Newport from Eel River, the San Ben.to from Co
mox the Pomona from San Diego aud the Gypsy
from the Salinas River.
Tomorrow collection day the Taichiow sails
for China and Japan via Vancouver, the Arcara for
Coos BAY and the Eureka for San Pedro, The Waila
ALA falls due from Victoria and Puget Sound the
Emily from Coos Bay the San Pedro from Depar-
ture Bay ana the farafion from Ensenada
The schooner Lottie Carson, 272 tons, loads Lum-
Der al Humboldt for Honolulu: Oh lean bark Liam
quishre Il2O tons, Lumber on the Sound for Val
paraiso Tor orders, 55s.
The Eudora takes for Cork 81, 944 eentais Wheat.
valued at SlOs,995; Bodrhyddan for Cork II. O42
The morning call., 1891-09-13

dianPacihc seIs Central Pacific. 80: Onion Pacl-
fc .i5E; Atcnlson and Santa Fe. 43is Wells Fargo,
l4O: Western Union. 1894 Siiyer 9s1sc: sterling
81 s21z(94 So o,,,
Flour-Quiet Cotfee-Sl4 80. sugar-3 I'll SOS tac'
Hops-Paclnc Coast, Halle. Hides--45h3e- COP
per-Iake. sl2 30. TIu-Spot, $50. Lead-Do-
nestle 81 47Ja. Ircn-sl4 Petroleum 55t2o
HOPS.
NEW YORK, Sept l2.-Hops are quiet. Dealers
are still contracting with brewers at lac LOT new
crop Growers offer choice stock at 16c delivered
hfre and solicit offers at li@15c for choice ana
I2I5Gl3c for good brewing quality. Interior DEW
cry REPORTS harvesting in this State favorable as a
rule Cable adyices state there Is reaction OF ~
marks from the late Is arks' rise In Germany.
some London cables reported favorable weather in
England others stated the sun was too hot aud DO
in some damage
The morning call., 1891-09-13
Some one took a lhath al tine Hntel Or

Some one TOOK bath at the Hotel Green,
Pasadena. at an early hour the other m urn-
ing, and carelessly SWING a lighted gas-jet
around too near casing on going out and
left it burning. The fire burnt through the
easing and was climbing up stndding
when 1t was discovered, and the impending
eonfiagration ayerted by the timely use Of a
Babcock exliDguisher
The morning call., 1891-09-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Tohn G. KlurDDSe to H. ,Jopst lot a. Block
'g gs. Missionrst' widening o'" Avn - DIVE. $40
Victor / Won DobrOrOlsgi TO Catherine Won
Uotrovoissi uudiytled haif OF lot on s
iinle Of Clint Clinton PARK, sos K Of Dolores st.,
u 15xT5 GIFT
Charles les oSmef and vie to j. G. W. Schultz '
lot an N, cor Of Steuart and Folsom SIS
NV a5.IOxI37 Is - 10
I q w Srhnlte 4 nh wife tGi i'bzrles i1smer
rndivifIed one-tbtra oT sarne IN
Henry Slnshgiupr and wife To Se,,rae q
Davis. lots IS, 81 50 a, S'. 80, BIoos +. PARK
Line rract 10
MARY Toran 10 c',ty and tunn:v OF san Fran-
cisco. lot on SW. cor OF Precita and Call
p n So II 95 g. 10 beg ~ 10
Bugh ionghrey to Mary J. Loaghrey, lots
9,l4 pos lS t,obb Tract GIFT
sans 10 same lots 27s to $50 2e.j to 2es
Cobb Tr,ct ~ Cir
Fannie s. Downing To s r. i;erdon LOT on
n line of Tw.nty-seyenth St $40 w of
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Sun Francisco msat a.rket.

whoicsae'rates from saughterers to dealers are
rs fellows:
BEEF-Frst quality 5la95c; second quality.
H126D5c; third do, AGA lac.
VEAL-l,arge. 56e6c: smaH Caves &c.
MUT i0N-w others. Sc: Ewes, 7Isc
SPKING LAMb-9c "a 10.
P0Rk-Live Hogs. 4Lsd1fs4c n 10 for hs1yy hard
granted. ana 4S4 D4Tsc for light average do:
Hogs 4L4(94I5c . n: dressed do, 7sS734c d.