davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1893-04-02
Dynam,,,ns Condemned Cannon.

From he Philadelphia Public Ld9sr and Laiiv 7Sdnsert
are engaged in the novel business OF breaking
to pieces with dynamite the monster steel
guns made by the manufacturers Of cannon
are found to be imperfect. The slightest flaw,
abrasion. or crack In cannon Is sufficient to
discarded guns cannot be remelted unless
they are reduced to small pieces. The cam
whore holes are drilled into them. and
then set or with dynamite. Of which ma
terial ton is nsed per month. Nearly all the
Birdsboro. whence they arc carted TO the place
where the dynamiting is done They weigh
eighteen to twenty-9ve horses are frequently
required: From a half to three pounds Of dyna.
200 blasts are made. and none Of the blasted
pieces ust be larger than cubic foot. After
being reduced TO pieces thoy are sent back to
the gun foun dries.
The sun., 1893-04-02
The Father or2s Girls Want. Divorce.
From ne 81. Louis Rsppblie


EVANSVILLE. Ind. March 2a-In the Circuit
Court this morning John Street. n years OF
age. applied for relief. He was In trouble and
aii on account OF a woman.
Pm married man. Judge. and have been
married twice" said he. was married frst
Ing 25 elrls seven are dead and tie other 20
Judge Richardson was astounded. You
cSht mean sna g sssy you are tho father of2
"YS "Yss. indsed. Judge" responded Street.
Twenty seven girls and not i boy In the iot.
As was saying tho 20 who are living are mar
riod. and every one has a large family The
oldest girl has -. the next II. the third il. the
next two . each. and tho balance don't re-
member. The last time / heard positively
there were 100 grandchildren. but haven't
heard from some OF them for some time. as my
children are scattered all over the South"
But, what is your trouble nowr" oueried
"Just this. sir. fought In the war and was
wounded twice. and draw q pension OF 5000
a year. When my wife died few years ago /
got lonesome. and about year ago married
again. I've been here couple OF years and
am me em Der Of the Baptist Church. Friends
all advised me against tho woman. but there's
know II. Just as soon as my second wife got
hold OF the little pension money had saved
up. the old man was no good end she shook
The Judge advised Street to see a lawyer
and the old man left with the remark that he
would geta separation as quick as possible
The sun., 1893-04-02

Ii Po Tai has been in San Francisco many
years. and has amassed a fortune OF nearly
$20O.000. He charged big fees. and those
came as often from whites as from Chinese.
For Dr. Ii was the favorite Chinese physician
among those white people-and they are many
In San Francisco-who have hankering after
heathen medical gods. Among his patients
were Senator Stanford. Mrs. Hopkins -Searles.
Charles Flood. and several others of the
bonanza people. The fact that his materia
medica was made UP largely. as It
is with all Chinese physicians. OF such
things as mashed angleworms. dried
toads and lizards shrivelied spiders. and
powdered human bones did not prevent his
white patients from being enthusiastic in his
praise. Ono lady. an intelligent and cultured
member OF an old Southern family. Is q stanch
believer in DR.. LIS skill and knowledge. be-
cause he cured her Of nervous prostration
iIssa e IL, her E$os 70 t%s Ssst q her her
Chinese coolies bns she k% Is superDiy D1es COM q.
temItuous of that fact.
sas ss.e yhs. hat, thsy ye5s made
nine wives, but hvs Of them. are dead. His chief
sna SIZE Inas HIhy
,Chinaman. is executrix Of HIS entire estate
ington street and near It. IN % the 1d place. had had
BEEN built large platform draped with rich
Mtb sas and
Inscriptions II was very gay -iooking affair.
and about as suggestive Of a funeral as a
began TO collect and when tho funeral e cere-
sight. Thousands OF Spectators were jammed @
Into the 54arESw streets TIE glass button and
sbove G cbnese saoes
porarily imprisoned and helpless In the crowd.
The sun., 1893-04-02

como ms ncar as anything could TO mako him
ridicplnus. II is the power hchlnd the man.
not the title he bears nor tho clothes he wears,
thai commands the resi- oct nf foreign powers"
Mr.. idncy Webster. m internatiOnal lawyer.
familiar with diplomatic mnttors, said:
As far as know. there IN no difference be-
tween tho powers OF Minister Penipoton.
tiary und an Am mhassador. As l understand
the gossip over this Diplomatic and Consular
Appropriation bil it was made law In
order TO give American Nlin!stare precedence
at the courts they represent gou know that
an Ambassador has n higher seat at the din.
nsr taple. and moreover. his carriage is called
on State occasions before Minister'S. do
not know whether there would be any differ
cnce IN tho EXPENSES OF n Minister and IN. AM
bnssador." Mr.. Webster apparently did not
give much consideration TO- tho difference In
rank between n Minister and nn Ambassador
IL Is well known that the representatives Of
foreign Governments have n very much larger
contingent fund upon which to draw than tho
Anne ricnn Ministers. A gentleman n Just in from
Washington related nm incident corroborative
y" TIE other night q theatrical troupe visited
notablos asked sir Julian Pauneefote. the Eng
lish Am bassador. to accept n box. The AM
bassador OF the Queen accepted the hos spitallty.
but before driving to the theatre he sent the
manager check for E1O. It so happened that
the manager had also asked n very high official
in tho American Government to accept box
for the performance. The American accepted
the hospitality. but he did not send check"
The sun., 1893-04-02
Events in Washington State.
Hom the Katdma Bulistin

Ike Hines was arrested and tried before
SQUIRE finhead yesterday on n charge of un-
ceremontously kissing a colored woman on
the SIDEWALK, Ike proved that he WAS color
blind" and the Court discharged him.
Ihs christmas tree was great SUCCESS, and
was heavily loaded. Among the things hanged
on II was book peddler that Lyncher Bl!l
Miss Lille Touchet the "bello OF Dry Gulch."
returned yesterday from east OF the IN o ountains,
where she has been herding goats for her
BILE O'Hagerty. who has received an OK
ceiIent education at the State Reform school.
bors have disposed OF their chickens.
The sun., 1893-04-02

But they didn't. They went through the
were dripping with perspiration and seemed
very unsteady on their legs.
Finally. the last couple had paid their re-
spects. and the funeral procession was got
ready. The hearse WAS preceded BY gay ban
ner extollins In G!t inscrlptions the virtues Of
playing the funeral march. Behind the band
were two sedan chairs futtering with ribbons,
gay with gilt and red paint. and bearing. one.
nainting Of the dead man. Then there were
Chinese bands in hacks. and hundred car
friends. Along the line were scattered small
The sun., 1893-04-02
CELESTIAL PAGEANTRY.
FUNERAL CEREMONIES ovER DR. II
20 Tar AT SAN FRANCTsCo.

Mouruing Mawnincence UnIqueIy UIspIayed
-Enipenco or the Departed Physicien-
Last or the Funeral Baked Meats.
San Francisco. March 22-The spectacle
to-day in Chinatown probably never had Its
equal in any other American city. Certainly.
San Francisco. accustomed as It is to heathe n
ceremonials. never had seen such display OF
semi i-barbario maRniflcence.
1t was the funeral Of DIR. Ii Po Tai the rich
est and most famous physician in all tho
Chinatowns Of America. He belonged to n
famous family In his own country. too. for the
family OF Ii In China is large and powerful
Iii" was the doctors surname. which in
Chinese always comes arst. and "Po" and
Tai" were given names. Ii Hung Chang.
the Chinese Emperor's Prime Minister. be-
longs to the same family. and In this city the
imperial Consul. Ii Wing Yon. was the dead
mans cousin.
The sun., 1893-04-02

packages made of red paper with Chinese
inscription. wrapped around small coins.
The inscription WAS a request made to any
follower Of Confucius who happened to pick
up the package to pray for tho deceased. and
ths SS coin aIa was a z reward for his trouble >,
undestsEina esssbiisSmsns sh wbsre efiHip Tfii be
embalmed and afterward sent to China.
Most OF the funeral feast was returned to the
chinese restaurants that had furnished II, and
the remainder WAS quickly made away with By
hungry or thrifty Chinese.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-18

The market continued dull aud heavy yesterday
and prices declined still further. The only news
received from the front was the further drafting
of miners and the closing down of mines. The
Crown Point shut down on Tuesday night, pend
ing test of 400 tons of goId-bearing Should
the test which is being made at the Mexican m i'll
prove satisfactory, operations Will be resumed;
otherwise the mine will remain closed indef-
nitely. The night shift at the Hale & Norcr oss
leaving but four miners employed underground
Retrenchment is the order of the day aud further
drafts anticipated.
E. D. Boyle. the mining superintendent, is in
the CITY,
The delinquent assessment sale OF the Hale &
Norcross Mining Company takes place to-day
Silver remained unchanged yesterday at 72Hac
and 3S1sd respectively in New York aud London.
william S. Lyle, the mining operator, returned
from the Vanderbilt district yesterday He re-
ports the mines there as look ing very PROMISING.
The Nevada Southern Railroad Is now completed
to within four miles of the camp, and is opening
up what promises TO be one of the greatest camps
insthe country. Mr.. Lyle states that lead and sill
yer ledge extends for miles il the mountains, and
yer. and II silver advances to a ty ing price the
camp will far surpas5 Denver or any other silver
camp.
In the Belcher they are doing the usual pros
pectlng work on the 400 and 500 levels. They
have hosted ~ tons OF fair grade ore during the
week.
has been advanced IL feet during the week. aud
is now up 70 feet from the top OF the vertical
raise. The top is in a mixture of porphyry and
quartz containing small spots OF ore The winze
FROM the 100 level to connect with the top Of the
raise from the 1900 level advanced to a total
depth OF Il feet and stopped. The bottom is In a
mixture OF porphyry and quartz. Have stopped
the extraction o. ore till the connection between
the HOO and 1900 levels bas been completed.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-18
FOR CLIPPERTON.
The Viking to Redeem
Past Failures.
She Is Prepared to Make a Long
Stay-New Light for the Oak
land Eiarber.

Notwithstanding the disastrous expe-
rience of the last two expeditions to Gin.
perton Island which were fully descrihed
In The CALL few weeks ago. the parties
interested have fitted out another one.
They have chartered the schooner Viking
and she will sail to-day under command
OF Captain Dannevig to see If guano can
not be obtained in paying quantities from
the desolate island. The expedition is
well htted out, as the schooner has stores
on board to last the -prospeetors for niue
months. The schooner also takes down
good strong lighter. some stout anchors
and chains and $4,000 feet OF lumber with
which to build houses fer the men who
VIII stay ashore TO shelter them against
the great pest OF the island the land crabs.
There is no'doubt she will rescue Jensen
ana Hall. the two sailors who were left on
the island by the .Compeer four months
ago. They had ample provisions to last
them till the END Of October.
Inc British steamar Mnnowai, which
sallS to-day, will ia Ike shlpmentof $50, 600
In gold coin to Honolulu, made by local
bank.
The Lighthouse Beard has issued notice
thAt aoont September 10 fixed red lens
lantern light will be established on the top
oL me structure re emily erect in about
thirteen feet of water at mean low tide on
me prolongation of the axis and about $40
!eet west OF the west end of the south
letty. Oakland harbor. The light will
illuminate the entire horizon, and may be
soIH . IN GEAR weather about eight and
naII miles. The structure is a square
pyramluai wooden skeleton, with the upper
thlrd lnclosed and pointed red. On the
same date the fixed red light inst outside
the, north Jetty will be discontinued.
Inc Monterey on her trip 10 Mare Island
pIcked up salmon net, and wound il
around her shaft so firmly that diver
VINO was sent down could not cut it away.
She will have 10 be docked.
Captain Hoggen of the British shin Roth
well. which went.to sea yesterday. taking
her crew from the Shipo wners' Associa-
ton. asked the pilot, Captain Miller. tn
report that the crew was first class in every
respect.
Captain Tyson has been appointed
master Of the Hawaiian bark Leahi.
VIII left yesterday in tow of a tug for
eureka, where she VIII load cargo of
lumber for SYDNEY.
III Is reliably stated that H. M. S. Garnet.
when she completes her three years com.
mission at E>qnimalt station in November.
VIII be retained there as a receiving chin
: The Pacific Mail steamer Acapulco ar
rived yesterday with II cabin and %
steerage passengers. 400 bags coffee. $40
bags ore, ISL boxes iruit and $1,000 in
trea sure.
The Pacific Coast Company's steamer
Newborn arrived yesterday, 10 DAYS from
Guaymas, with % passengers
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE HOTEL.
H Gray. Berkeley McPike. Oakland
New berry, Riverside q Locke, San Diego
Schrandy. st Paul G Dryden& W, LosAngeles
Z ? Griffin q W, Toledo Miss Griffin, Toledo
NJ Griffin Toledo } Heimlin, Bridgeport
I u Colt PI1tsfeid Payson, Washington
Fitzgerald, L Kelly, n Y
c II Soulier Italy MmeSouer 81 maid Italy
Count Bcrtone, Italy BaronSidario. Rio Janeiro
j Barrows RioJaneiro Abram. Rio JaneirO
j Armstrong & W, Sacto j Fieckinger, San Jose
j Eeyrfck. Belgium Keiner. Wien
c LANCE, Germany q q Gurdin, Germany
D = Sinmpns, Salt Lake r w HERSHEY, San Jose
w Peyten, santa Cruz Deacon, London
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
Hanes San Jose w ID Sanford. Los Banos
McCarty Denver j Alexander, san Jose
W Carson. Nevada Quinn, San Bernardno
r " Barry Oakland Cook. salt Lake
W:Camer. Neb "a Gien, NeD
j y Glen. Neb II simon. " Y
H Goodwin Y 7 Garrett. y
Wyer, HOLSTER John Myer, Hol lister
& W! Osgood. Portland. w Casper, Sacto
Miss Casper. Sacto Miss McGraw. Denver
W IL Deadey Saeto S w Cook, San Jose
F d WheeIock Pa 7 Sandbery. Eureka
S Coey Portlandr Peterson, HoiltSter
q Thompson, Arcata Harrlgan. Eureka
AsThompSdn, Seattle W Harry Iacona
j Haight, Tacoma
NEW WESTERN HOTEL,
G B Gotten. San Mateo NJ Smith. AriZ
MrsS Mrs G Balie. Sacto M Peek Loyalton
J V Write AIcatraz q w Smith, Sausaito
H Wilson Salt Lake K Smith. Stockton
Otto wilson Rio Vista McHenry, Livermore
C C.Smtth stockton Miss NJ Valentine Sacto
NJ Andrews Modesto II Wilson. Salt Lake
. w Graf Tombstone Il Bennett, Eng land
q L Roderick, Zealand
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-18
New York Markets.


NEW YORK. Aug. l7.-Moyements on the Stock
txeba nge to-day were or slight Importance evil
denced by transactions which reache ed only about
one-hait OF yesterdays small total. There was
scarcely any business for outside account and the
commission houses are not encouraging specuIa-
tive operations. owing TO the difficulty of securing
time loan accommodations. With a view OF add
ing to the uneasy feeling some stocks sold on
sellers options at prices from TO points below
quotations current. and even bonds were attacked.
Despite all this. however. there was comparatively
little selling for long account. General Electric
declined ) ~ and Manhattan AS, but tile remain
der OF the list yielded only 12Gz per cent Final
quotations were 1s@5s above the lowest. Rah-
way aud miscellaneous bonds were weak through
out the day. Governments strong. Petroleum
neglected.
EXCHANGE, MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call easy closed offered at 2%, Prime
paper. S9l2% Sterling exchange steady: 60-day
bills, 81 S2Ia; demand. 50 S51s. U. y AS regular
sll11z: DO coupon, Sll113 rs regular. $50 bid :
Pacific 6's SlOS bid; Silver, 721ac.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-18
FOR PORTLAND G ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM <.s-
i ocean Divlsion-and PACIFIC COAST A&
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from
Spear-street wharf. at 10 A. NJ for the above ports
one OF their Al iron steamships viz:
2S Sept. 9, 81.
H. 20.
OREGON-July ~. Aug s. 20. Sept. 1. l3. rs.
connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
ana other diyerging lines for all points In oregon.
washington. British Columbia, Alaska, Idaho
Montana. Dakota, Utah. wyoming, Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south and TO Europe
rare 10 fortland-Cabin, SIG: steerage, 49,
ticket of1ces-l Montgomery st, and Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery ST.
Freight ofice-2OO California st
1OODALLA PERKINS & CO.. Supt Ocean Line
u 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-18
Mexican Lottery.

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 1.-THE reg.
ular monthly drawing of the Loteria de la
Beneicencia Publica was held in the Moor
ish building to-day.
Following are the numbers winning the
capital prizes: No. 55,361 wins $4,000,
sod in Pittsburg. Pa, and Auuascaltentes.
Mexico. No. 1886 wins $50. 600. sold in
the City of Mexico. Mexico. No. %. 524
wins $4,000, sold in FL Paso, Tex. Nos.
o5o1' I6;529, 6S99. 58.lO5 and 1925. each
win $1,000. sold in -Torreon, Mckee, S..
Paul, MIMI. San Francisco. CAL, ard St.
Louis, Mo.
The prizes of this company can be COL
iected through fhe principal banks and ex-
press companies throughout the United
States.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-18
General Merchandise.

BA6s-Calcutta. spot. 61s@614c asked; Wool
Bags. 3Oi5@32c.
OIL-Calilornia Castor OIL. in cases, is quotable
NO: l 81 271a: bbls, 81 221a (manufactur-
ers' rates.: Ca iiornia Linseed OIL. bels. boiled.
Oil, In bbis, boiled. 54c; do raw. 52c cases 3lac
more; Lard oil, bbls. 90c; cases, e3e; Cocoa, 55c
China Nut. 4S9521ac q gal.
PETROLEUM Starlight, 1870 q gals Eocene
gle q gal; Astral. 1Sc y gall 1902 Elaine
csc e gal: Pearl. 1Sc: Water-whte refined, bulk
l2c; Headlight. 1852, cases. zlc; Mineral Hum
mating, 300o. zoe In cases: Standard, 100 fire
test. l1c gallon in cases (caps). lilac faucets
and &c In bulk.
GASOLINE. ETO.-6sO BenzIne. bulk. 121sc >
gal: ses. lSe: TAO Gasoline, bulk. l3c: cases
Ice; $50 Gasoline. bulk, zoe: cases. zoe q GAL
WHITE LEAD-Quotrd at &C q N.
RED LEAD-Quoted al 7l4c g ~
TURPENTINE-Quoteda at 4bc a gal.
SUGAR-The Yves ern Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed. Powdered
61sc y 10; Confect!oners' A. &c y NJ; Magnolia
612c: Extra G. 53sc iolden Z, 51sc; d. 4Isc:
Standard A. 5Zsc: half barrels, same as barrels.
ana boxes Ia more.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-18
MARKET REPORTS.

THURSDAY EVENING. August II.
Summary OF THE MARKETS
Wheat and Barley futures declined.
Oats in rather more demand.
Corn ana Rye dull.
Hay steady.
Nothing doing in Beans.
Potatoes aud Onions plentiful.
Fine Butter aud Eggs very firm
Poultry doing rather better.
Fruits aud Vegetables In large supply.
Dried Fruit dull and weak.
Provisions unchanged.
Bags quiet
Linseed oil lower.
New York Exchange advanced
Mexican Dollars firmer.
Silver steady.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-18
REAL. ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

:, Isabella Van Wrinkle TO Lawrence f. Van Wrinkle.
lot on y line of jackson street. 194 :912 w of La
guna. w ll:5La by y 1Z7 :Sj4; $40.
=: Alice d. Gauld. Is bella M. Romaine and Helen
Van Wrinkle To Henry l.. Van Wrinkle, lot on line
of:Jacksou street. 1894 OF Laguua, w 1l:512
by l27 1874: 80.
Henry l.. Van Wrinkle to Isabella NJ. Romano
Alice ID. Gauld and Helen Van Wrinkle. lot OH y
line afJackson street 1877 IS w OF Laguna, As 10
:by'N UT :S14: SlO.
Lawrence r. Van Wrinkle to same and Henry J..
Van Winkle, lot on line of Jackson street 1877 g
w of Laguna " 81 g Il by 127 81 $40
NJ Morgan and wife TO w. Ladd lot on n line OF
Garden avenue, l25 w of Devisadero. w % by y
n. T james to Jennie L james. lot on W line OF
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-18
OREGON PACIFIC R. R. CO. STEAMER
TOT F"rtI"nd, SaIem, Albany, Eugene

VI tI"Hu' rSHIem, ALBANY, Eugene
S1pE.AXMShip LINE TO YAoUINA Ra.
steamer is saved over any other route. steamers
are putt OF iron, with water-tight compartment
VII san from section 4. seawall. foot OF battery
sIeet. Steamer WILLAMETTE VALLEY VIII
SAL IRON San Francisco friday, August l5. at
day OF sailing
passenger rates to Portland. first class, $lA;
second class. So; Albany. first class, $40: secoIe
glass; Ne FOR freight rates apply TO ~ 90 :,
VAUGHN. General Agent. section q. seawalLzOt "
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-18
Attachments Levied.

t. ". Halford attached the property of
a. II. Mel for S2553 yesterday. "a. O.
LoveIand fled an attachment against W.
N, Mccain, grocer. for s52S. Catherine
Y Kiinkner had an injunction issued
against L.; II. Move enioining him from
dsposing of any of the property of the
rubber firm known as Klinkner & Co.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-18
|XlzIlEsg|;z!z|Ia!1 ~ |A5 :.|:|ilil
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET GO.
New York. Southampton. Hamburg.
SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND THE CONTINENT
auI3 I'm exMC

THE FAST TwIN-SCREw EXPRESS xr~a
i steamers of 10000 tons and g. II 900 <sE<Ehf
horsepower are the largest, fastest and SAFEST to
Germany direct. Passengers by this line for London
transferred at southampton docks to the Ham,
burg-American Lines special train and forwarded
to London waterloo station: time, hours
Through tickets TO all European points Express
steamers every Thursday. through tickets to ali
Continental points via Cuxhafen and Harpurc
(Hancver).
Furst Bismarck. Aug. "a \ ormannta Sem IA
Columbia . August 81 Furst Bismarck. Sent. 81
These steamers are une1ce!lod for speed safety
and comfort.
EXTRA STEAMERS TO HAMBURG DIRECT
Wieland, Geliert Rugia Dania. Russia. Suevia
Rhsetia from New FORK Tuesdays and Saturday.,
Cabin, $50 ana upward steerage, S2S
Direct steamers from Copenhagen, Gothenburv
Stettin. Hamburg. Havre Christiania ana sont5
ampton to ew York regularly.
A. W. MgER, Gen. Agent for Pacific Coast
s0l California ST., cor. Sansome, San Francisco
fe27 II
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-18
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

- TEAMERS LEAVE AsPINwALL <Su
- forInightly for the West Indies and sHEkx4r
southampton. Calling en- route at CherDoure
France. and Plymouth, to land passengers
Through Bills OF Lading. III connection with the
Pacific Mail SIS. Co., issued for freight and treas
ure to direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from san Francisco Ply
m outh. Chcrbourg. southampton. First class.
sls5; third class, s97 so. For further particu-
lars apply to PARROTT Co. Agents,
306 California St
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-18
s.n Fr.rci.co Neat M.rr,,

Wholesale rates from slsughterers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 51519c p II; second quail
ity. 4lsc; third do. 3IS@l4c p 10.
VEAL - Large. 5@6c y 70; small Calves. 6@7c
Dairy Calves, Sc p 10.
MUTTON-Wethers 6@615c: Ewes 51bS16c
SlD.
LAMB-79Sc q 10.
PORK - Live Hogs. 514c p n for heavy and
me dunn grain-fed: stock Hogs. &c . 10: dressed
do, 71a@S14c p 10.