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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11

New HAVEN, Aug 1l.-Sargcnt y Co
announce that the reason they shut
down their factory is because the local
banks cannot furnish the money nCccs-
sary to pay the help. The weekly pay
roll is $4,000.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11

NEWPORT, Aug 1.-THE race of the
cup defenders began at 1925 this morn
ing. The Nigilant and Jubilee took the
lead, the Colonia and Pilgrim bringing
up in the rear. At o'clock the Jubilee
seemed to be slightly in the lead, W 18th
the Colonia three miles astern.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11
Death of James j. CooKAn.

James ]. Coogan, assistant superintend-
ent of the New Haven almshouse for 12
years, died Yesterday morning. He was
formerly ex-couucilman and a member
of several local secret societies. He was
sergeant in the old Montgomery guard,
which disbanded in 1869. Be was 46
years old and leaves a wife and one son.
The funeral will be held Saturday at
p. m. conducted by the A. o. 81. Soci-
ETY.. to which Mr.. Coogan belonged.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11
TIMELY TOPICS.

Conlon Brothers offer some rare bargains
fer Saturday.
Special offering of gents furnishing
goods at CurrAn's tomorrow.
Relief for the working man. Read the
suggestion of the A. &..P. TeA.Co.
Dress goods and women's furnishings
are on Reid & Hughes special list to day.
Sale will continue tomorrow.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11
CLOUDY AND SHOWERS.

OmcIal Weather Predictions For To-Day
and Tomorrow.
New YORK, Aug 10.-The following
table shows the condition of the weather
in the principal cities of the country at
$ a. m. to daN:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11

MILFORD, Aug l1.-Fire broke out in
the dwelling house of Ernest Witterwell
at noon yesterday, and damage amount
ing to 81 900 was done. The fire was
started by an oil stove. The loss is
covered by insurance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11

Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair
to day. with possibly a thunder shower
this evening. slightly warmer, cloudy
and showers Saturday, cooler Saturday
night, southerly winds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11
A New Haven OmcIai Dead.

New HAVEN, Aug 11.-Birdsley c..
Lake, jr, assistant town clerk, died at
the hospital to-day from consumption.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11
SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETING S


Court Meany's Pride circle, c. of r.
Sheridan Council, K. of G.
Hawthorne lodge, Sons of st George.
Local Photo society.
Endowment rank, K. of P.
Townsend Lodge, No.S9, 1. o. o. F.
Speedwen Lodge, No. 10, K. of P.
Second Advents
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11
LOCAL LINES.

FLOUR, FLOUR, Flour, At LADD'S
cheaper than ever.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11

Specialize latest present in
Phelan's Tea Store is a chimney cleaner
the neatest article ever giving away with
one pound of tea. Try. his cream Java
coffee.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11

Dr.J.J. MoAvoy, So. Main St., oppUniOu
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WANTED-BOARD.

" ANTED-BYA GENTLEMAN, TABLE BoARI
". near 9th and b SITS. N. Address. with terms
NIMNO. star ofice. 1ts
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EoR RENT

FOR RENT
Il HOUSES
lol. NV l3- ST $50 y 9th 81 ne,
la3l 18th stnw. ar bath 80 l- 9TH ne Tr bath u =
iom lnih nv. ~, bath - 10 ~ VI 1t store
l-e lsth ~ NV W. bath ~ los Fla ave mr. 7r. % =
l.35 lsth nv. Pr bath - 81. Del ave ne 9r..--.-I
3;h and II sts ne. lorSst ~ 4Bs NV
- NV. Or and store a. ssl3 th Nv 70 ,,ps on "a
let1 Marion nv. SrSh30 30 and ~ floors q and 4
oinre rooms = the hands ONE bmdng of -
District Title Insurance Coinpany for rent at ~
prices. Apply /
CHARLES w HANDY.
nNt go 18th 81 ~.
NoR RENT-1ses AND IssO sTH ST. y. ". ON!
sight rooiss and bath anl the other ten rooms -
pain AL modern conven,eaces desirable nriCht..r-
hood- Inquire Of FRANK 4. BROWNING. 4i6 -
81. Nv. apA1
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TOR RENT-1l1N. Y. AVE NV; PRESS BRICK
= bay-window; rooms and bath; all 4. and
concrete cellar Arpy l2i st. NV. my29-6ts
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L'Ot
1874 wallach st. NV. Or and bath. MI. $50 Is
IA ist St n w. Pr. and BATH IN T. 81. 30
~ Ponoroy ST n ", Or. gas and water II. 20
126 Duncan place Or. and BATH N. i..... IL 30
ll6 St ne. Or an bath. IN 20 30
llUS q ST. n e. tr and bath, m. 20 80
9n 9TH ST ne 6r md bath. ~. i..-.........l rs 30
1895 Linden place o. and bath. m II 20
6l3 ST. s.e.. .ir. and BATH i.............., 20
2l3 st. Sc, Or. AMI BATH. III i............10 OF
us NJ ST. Sc. Cr gas and water L. 90
WILSON & HOUGH.
my2t-3t 6ss L st. W.
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EOR RENT-l45l Il /
II ay NV, Tor. a IN /. So
1A0 Q ST NV, llr. q mi. e
1909 1lth ST Sc. Or,
store, a m AZ
1908 y st NV. Sr&ami. E. d
1910 Riggs st NV. Or.
q N Il.
% Grant place NV. Sr.
III l.....-.......
% Grant pl, 81 l. a M /. A
1908 Sth ST Sc. l0r&b'th. +(
600 Is 5. n. Sr ...........3 80
ii Tenn av ne. IrSa IN i..si
14,g \ ] av NV. g. IN RS. &c
myoI SMOhMS1ED
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FOR EXCHANGE.

LNOR EXCHANGE-THE OWNER OF BEAUTI-
L full new seven-room house. with bath nd Gel ar
heated by furnace. will exchange equity for desirable
suburban lots. Address giving rrce of lot location
and dimensions. r. J. G.. Star office. my:0-3t
INOR EXCHANGF-FOR UNIMPROVED PROP
Il erty in or near Washington. MAGNIFICENT i'm
Iorted Perchero1 stallion. Apply to VIM. MAR
SHALL. Room 26. G17 14th st. my296t'
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W MANIFESTATIONS.

WANTED-UNFURNISHF ROOM ON SECOND
w no or; within or 10 blocks of pension Office
Address. with price. II. J. b. Star Office. 1t.
NVANTED-SECOND-ST FRONT ROOM
W furnished. with board for lady and gentleman
Address stating terms. T. H.. Star office. References
If desired. N.
WANTED-Fl FINISHED AND UNFUPNISKED
w rooms in all parts of the city also rooms and
board in the country. terms moderate
my:S0-6t' sHACKLEFORD'S AGENCY 4o7 18th n W
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

IrnR REMITTANCE STABLE BETWEEN Az AND
Il 9th and G and Il SITS. for fifteen horses.
with plenty wagon
my27-12t 7. r. BROOKS. GIG 18th st. NV
IfOE KEET-NEw BRICK STABLE; 9 STORIES;
six stalls and carriage house; concrete floor water
and gas; rear OF 80 Massachusetts ave. n. Amply
to 7. BROSNAN. n. J. ave. and q NV my21-3ts
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r,TIYATF ROlsls r.. $ az - =.
1 uitu sisl fe>.t ! - 90 So Az, 80. /.
- .l"st iura tu-.l... 49, .--at. -, IL
-4.A as, a. .. Lee. . I-s~->-
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FOR RENT-CHICAGO

WO,LD,S FAIR-PARTIES GOING TO THE
w fair will do well to their quarters in ad-
vance at the Great Northwest Hotel three blocks
from gate: For particulars consult FRFD. G.
SQUIRES 1923 Corcoran my27-4t.
DOR RENT-A COMPLETELY FURNISHED
l. house In Chica9o containing rooms and bath
tor the IT onths of July and August 300 per month
Within ten minutes ride Of the grounds For full
information and description of house
Apply to JOHN B. WIGHT
ap27-tf I4lO(i at
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FOR SALF-BICYCLES.

EOE SALE-WE AVE CLOSING OUT BRAND
Il new $40 PSYCHIC SAFErIE- $50 each sl.C
lneum1ti tOr SlOO Secondhand safet IS So5
myl1-lm :. OWEN MFG. CO.. II2:5 n Y. av
EOk SAIE-SECOND-HAND CUSHION
Il Victor safety good cheap; also solid-tre
secondhand wheel; very cheap. HOS NV M.
STAIRS III = L. v" aites q. my6-tr
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ENOR RtNT-UNFURNI
l. Hotel centrally To-
Gated, S0r. $685.
1923 X 7 ave NV. l7r. .2.yC
1214 + stnw (s6 d.. 2eS. g
1872. X st NV, 15r.. DOS. -
1416 Goth vt. Mr.. .2Oc
1871 q 81 NV. lar .lGS. u.
2OJ n J ave NV. llr. IN
500 18th st NV. 14r....1Dt
1Tl6 Mass avnw. 14r1.s5. 3
Ridge at. Georyetown.
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EXPRESSAGE.

DHOMPf AND RELIABLE 2oC. BAGGAGE DE-
livery telephone o. mail orders % branch oire s
MerchAris' Farce De VERY Go AMI Baggage Transfer
'iAoae OoJ. Main Ofnce. 9I2 Pa ave. nh3)-3ln
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Tor RENT.-FOR THE SUMMER OR BY THE
y year. ~ell.furnished 9room house in the NV;
o@NER Ae.andria. Va located 5aaass'
FOR RENT-sTORE AND DWELLING OF NINE
S ssaS ls
fnGaiTe 18th St
y twelve rooms mod. imps. desirable location for
0G %sso house go F. couMpE. 1925 New York ave.
FoR RENT-le2O 18TH ST. DESIRABLE HOUSE.
0 SoHMBE t i45 ' Se% York ave-
EOR RENT-EIGHT-ROOM BAY-wINDOW BRICK
BATH furnace and oren crates speaking tubes house
m Rssssss order Apply to OWNER si4 18th st. H. w.
FOE RLNT-HANDsoME FURNISHED HOUSE,
r months to
ences. my30-2t.
FOB R,. RENT mt, CREAR- PARTtY FURNIsH Ed
line Apply Y5s Ss,h st, ~''n Two sa"Af mss4w
Tor RENT-NEw sEvEN-RooM HOUSE on Q
southern exposure; hard wood finish electric gas
%sas APpg Leu
Owner. sos L st. n. my:305t
EoR RENTAL NORTHWEST CORNER OF
u Lincoln lsSl Park. two new sevenroom brown-stone
one SSs st :, s s4s e e per per month mo nth.
m Il hard wood finish eieetrc gas lishtinsi
ao.. ~ LEO SIMMONS, Owner.
FoK RENT-HoUsE COB NEW, JERSEY AVE
81 ~ rooms; mod i imp , $40 81 Geo H9use lol'
nysos 0s 81 JoHS HISS 5Sp7 lis f 18TH st NV
Eok RENT-21l2. PA. AVE. ROOMS. LARGE
I34 ave. g.. 81, o, isSS Maiiach place 90
e. and Cellar sS g d 81 i5h INV H." is s
mya as 90 hGsF ga . asi St NV nSo0
FoR kENT-Iooa MASS, AVE. NE. CONTAIN
i ing rooms: bath; handsomely nsUered through
my2e-3t
EOR RENT.s1a D ST. NE. CONTAINING :
bath cellar cabinet am m
'aso T:AsTEhbSSY ( Il, ga st. NV.
DOR KENT-429 1ST ST.. BET. d AND Sc.
, nesr the Capi:ol rooms; modern improyements;
So 90 per month. Inquire of owner. 442 n: ave.
L'oR KENr-A SEVEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
L modern improvements; 81 Delaware ave. ne.
rent mI seS o key next door,. Apply 1879 st. NV
FOR RENT-NoMINAL PRICE-JUNE TO OCT.
10; Weli-fTrntshed house; 8 rooms one square
= At 305 9TH st sw. one large store room and room
"eS ST SSs per month as. s.,. on, soo ~, mont,
BIZ and :ss2 Mechanics st. two new four-room
'r hpSy T to ss % yer I0H.h JOHNSON
my293t SOB 7tn st. sw.
Foh kE :,S 30 BRICK. Ala ST. NV.
my293t. Col NJ st nv
L'OR RENT-6,O G. ST. NV, LARGE BRICK
has been used for MANY years as boarding house and
has done an excellent bu rent 1928 per month.
my293t' gi6 st. NV.
L'OR PENTHOUSE BID l4TH ST. S.w BAY
WINDOW brick; six rooms gas and water. mys9-2t'
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PUNISHED HOUSES.
I ave 10th. l6thn r. 12r. per an 50 900
12rs. 1 baths and 10th near T. ltr -. 30
stable. per annum. 81. 600 Nd near IA DR.. l5o
Conn ave NJ l:r. 20 n II ave. new
per an............I,OO COO house and fur 1O- :. $50
Mass ave and Thomas ave near It. I2r. 100
circle 17r 300 near 18th. Tor -
Elegant rooms in sun MAGNIFICENT rooms. At
building" from $50 lantir Coast Line
TO 800 each. building from $40
hi +. ir..............S40 10 SR5 each
40 La ave. from $40 to IL 6:S9 + st.............5
STprtS.
10l6Conn ave. ...... IS Coffee roasting estab-
iva Conn ave......-....L1 lishment, with all
1926 Conn ave. .....-..-15' machinery ,...., az
2l, 9Th nw................1 IS 10Th and e NV S21
- 4 9th NV ...........,... - to S31
62o La ave. hall. .......2,l
STABLES.
1907 o, rear. S35 1U,S Conn ave-. go
1872 ave. b 1920 Conn ave. rear -
my29 II. o. HOLrZMAN. 1o;h and L St.. II. W.
LrOR RENT-1l7N. Y. AVE. NV. PRESS BRICK /:
! bay-window; rooms and bath; all 4. and
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EOR kENT-BRICK HOUSE: BAY WINDOW: 3I4
4 NJ st. n rooms: $50. Brick, 13+l st. n. W.,
. rooms, So. 50. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 20 L
al N
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LrOR RENT-SUITABLE FOR SMALL HOTEL
Il or boarding house. a building centrally located
containing 1S rooms; modern improvements; also
fine office rooms, cheap Apply to owner JAMES +.
BARBOUR. 432 10th ST. NV. my27-6t
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

Tor RENT-FINE LARGE LIGHT ROOMS FOR
ohces or light business PURPOSES. 515 11til St
n W. Apply there to L. +. WAGGAMAN OF
St Also 1923 18th st. w.. 500 so per In. m27-
EOR RENT-IN THE HARRISON, COR. G AND
81 sts n W.. three rooms. frst floor suitable for
my21- 6t-
The morning call., 1893-02-08
COST OF WATER.
Meeting of the Supervisors
to Fix Rates.
COMPLAINTS OF CONSUMERS
Engineer Schussler of the Spring Val.
ley Company Submits Some Facts
and Figures for Consideration.

The Board of Supervisors met as COM
mittee of the whole yesterday to consider
the subject of water rates. Mayor Ellert
presided, and Supervisors Montgomery,
Rogers. Ryan, Hinton, Refs. Forman. Day.
Kennedy, DenmaD. Heyer and Goodwin
were present
Several communications were received
from citizens complaining of excessive
water rates.
Attorney William M. Herrin, Engineer
Herman Schussler, Chief Clerk George
Booker and Rate-adjuster Peter Quinlan
appeared before the board on behalf Of the
Spring Valley Water Company
John c. Bachman of 416 Brsnnan street
told the board he had four houses. The
company had refused to give him one meter
for the four houses. Notwithstanding the
pTesumptive reduction of rates. his water
bills were heavier than they were six years
ago. When he objected the officers Of the
company told him the rates in his neigbbO
hood had previously been too low. For
time one OF his tenements was va can't but
that made no difference in his bills. Mr..
Bachman believed that the rates should be
reduced about 20 per cent.
Engineer Schussler gave description OF
the Spring Valley Company's works, their
extent ana manner OF operation. he used
large map IN illustrating MS theme. lie
explained that on account OF the dry sea-
sons the object was always to maintain a
three-year supply in the reservoirs. 1t was
also an object to keep the supply increasing
In greater ratio than the population of
San Francisco is increasing. The present
consumption Is 100000 gallons daily.
The evaporation for 200 days in the year Is
100000 gallons daily. Constant pumping
was necessary TO keep the reservoirs full.
About 100000 gallons are pumped daily.
The reservoirs carry supply that would
last 600 days. ana The plan is not TO let the
supply diminish even for day. The reser-
voir capacity Of the Spring Valley system,
Mr.. Schussler said, is greater than that Of
any other city in the world. He considered
the water absolutely pure.
Mr. Schussler. after giving history OF
the Spring Valley Company from its incep-
tion down to the present day. remarked that
If the bay OF San Francisco were fresh
water lake similar to the one from which
Chicago obtained its domestic supply water
could be supplied at a cost two-thirds less
than is now imposed.
When the committee rose il was agreed
that the next meeting should be held on
Friday'afternoon to receive from the Spring
Valley Company statement concerning the
value Of its property.
The morning call., 1893-02-08
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened strong and active yesterday,
aud trading in the north-end stocks lively at an
advance. News received during the day stated
that IN the Con. Cal. Va. they had started
toward good ore between the 1900 aud 1900 levels
IL Will take sever al days TO get into which is
known 10 exist there In the Ophir they placing
engine the 1865 level, and Will begin as soon
as IL is In place 70 sink winze from that level TIL
winZe will be started near the Mexican line, and
Will start in punches OF good-grade ore. As the
pitch OF the ore is toward the Mexican the indica =
tons At present very favor aDle aud It is
than likely that high prices Will ruls ere long. A
telegram stated that quite important impr owe
ment had taken place in the north drift the 1000
level OF PotosL The stock which had been hanging
hre at 81 $50 10 was advanced TO 81 90 under the
favorable
on the early call ophir was strong at 81 10, Mex
lean 81 80, Curry 81, Best Beicner 81 55. Union
~ 10. Sierra Nevada 81 40 and Con. Cal AZ Va.
~ 10 In the middle stocks Bullion was steady at
Ioc, Choilar CSC. Norcross 81 80. with an assess
meat or 90 cents added, Potosi 81 40 and Savage
The morning call., 1893-02-08
LOOKING FOR REDRESS.
Complaints Filed in the Superior
Court Yesterday.

Receiver S. P. Young of the defunet Cali
fornia Ma tional Bank has sued j. V.
Chown on pIomisoly notes and bills of ex-
change. executed in 1888 and 1889.
NJ. Mohr sues d. l.. Durham to recover
sl556 Is for goods sold by J. Baumgarten
& Co.
Il. B. Clafin & Co. of New York are
plaintiffs IN a suit against Kelly Bros to
recover S7S65 - for merchandise sold TO
them since October 2, 1892
James Slattery wants S522j damages from
James d. Phelau for injuries sustained By
the sudden starting Of an elevator in the
Phelan building on December 10 1892.
On January y last the house of William
II. Gavin. 1929 Pacific street, was flooded
with water from the roof Of the adjoining
building. owned by Frank Felman. II sues
Feliman for S299 damages.
The Omnibus aud North Beach and Mis-
sion Railroad Companies have brought suit
10 declare void the proceedings for the
opening OF POtTero avenue.
Mary DruTy sues 10 recover S50,0 600 dam
ages from eX-Superintendent Of Streets Gil
leran and tie District Land Company on
account Of injuries sustained by her in be-
ing thrown from her buggy on Fifth avenrs
last Christmas night. The whsels of her
buggy ran into gully opposite the land
Ompany's property and which had been
washed out by heavy rains.
The morning call., 1893-02-08
Licensed to Wed.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
County Clerk to the following persons yes
terday:
Camlo Cortez snd Cenobia Fernandez, 22-25.
Henry Hartin and Ellen McKeen, 29-24.
John I. Whiting and Mary Z. Young 1913.
John II. Crow and Hattie Susbery, $50.
Pascal Simon and Molly Stadler, 3S-2S.
David 9. Heeny and julia Brown, 1872.
Francis A. Kesseler and Marie Csmelia Benit,
1920.
Alfred T. Young and Charlotte E. Green, %
Anna Couneges and Damasce Masonabe. 81
SO.
Joseph L. Sullivan and Nellie Ruddock 21-I8.
Charles q. Owens and Mary McDevitr, 26-21.
George w. Clark and Elizabeth b. Barber, 80 =
%.
Eugene J. Daley and Sadie Eddy. 25-1S.
Frederick z. Howard and Adeline NJ. Taylor,
2l-21.
Is.
George W. Furey and Lizzie NJ. Bull, 2s-1s.
The morning call., 1893-02-08
A PROSPEROUS oRPHANAGE.
Reports of the Various Officers of the
Protestant ASYLUM.


From the reports of the various officers OF
Protestant Orphan Asylum. who held their
the yearly meeting and election Of officers
Yesterday, it can be seen that its work is not
languishing
The meeting was held in the library Of
the First Congregational Church and was
opened with a prayer by Rev. DR.. G. O..
Brown, pastor Of the church. From the
reading OF the secretary's report it was
shown that at the close of the past year 2l3
children were inmates of the asylum and
since that time 70 more have been admitted,
making 2S6 children who have shared the
benefits Of the home. OF this number "a have
been removed by their friends, Is placed in
families and two have been adopted, eav-
ing the present number al the asy lum 205, OF
which 81 are girls and 12l boys.
Not one death has been recorded during
the year among all these children, and
while there has been some sickness the
year has been marked with unusual good
health.
Keeping the minds and hands of the chill
dren employed so that they Will not have
time TO get into mischief has occupied
great amount of time. but under the super
vision of Mrs. Z. A. McNeaT, the head
matron, the work has progressed very
smoothly.
Many improvements have been added to
the interior of the building, and together
with the necessary expenses Of keeping
the grounds and buildings in repair ana the
expenses Of maintaining the asylum the
management found itself in arrears, and
the treasurer had been forced TO oyerdraw
at the bank to close the years accounts.
Fortunately the States aid, which will now
CONS TO hand. will materially assist In re-
lisving this obligation. The receipts during
the year were S34.017 80. which with the
ovcrdrawn hank account of Sl639 rs makes
a total of SIS, 647 0S The disbursements
have been $3.50 0S. leaving q cash bal
balance on hand Of $40.
The following board Of managers was
The morning call., 1893-02-08
GanaraI Merchandise.
BAes-oaIeuttas, slac ior lses. wool Bags. $50

BAGS-Caleuttas, 61ac for 1895 Wool Bags, $50
SIC.
CANNED FRUITs-A local canning company says
In its circular: THE reduction freight
rates firstly from san Francisco or rs per cent and
have materially reduced stocks that there is
practically nothing LETT, that Is, round lots. At
the same time sail freghts. via Cape Horn TO New
YORK were also reduced TO the lowest ever known.
Inducing stili further shipments by this route. AL
together Eastern friends cannot complain but
that special advantages have been given them of
late TO secure our goods at low hgures. Previous
shipments by sail are beginning to arrive in New
York in large quantities but as they mostly sold
arrive cause but little change In values there
The shipments will continue to arrive there from
now til June so that there cannot be any advance
Peaches. 81 6S(0l IS; Pears. 81 60@l 10: White
Cherries. $2@2 20; Black Cherries, 81 1901 90
CANNED Northumberland stiff at 81;
Peas. 81 1901 10 v dozen.
COFFEE-Continues firm and active. Quotations
are: 2l@22c nominal for good TO prime Costa Rica.
free from blac. beans; 2l@2l12c v ID nominal
washed Salvador. Nicaragua and Guatemala; 22t4
922I5c for prime washed Guatemala: 2l1x@22c for
fair unwsshed and washed Guatemala; 2102214c
y 10 for good to prime pea berry; l7$4@le14c Tor
siG% for very lSr to quA
COAL : Steady and unchanged. Wellington
is quotaole at So; New wellington, 49, South,
Seattle, So so: New Seattle. St so: Coos Bay. So;
sydney. IS Y ton; Scotch, 50 y ton; Brymbo
IS: Greta SO q ton; Cumberland S14 In bulk and
$l5 so in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg.
Sl2: welsh Anthracite Egg, $40; Cannot. SO q ton.
Iected. 3 Iac; Medium. sac; Golden State Mid
dies, 712c; Columbus Cod Rolls. 6Iac; Oriental
Bricks 7c; Seabright Bricks, 7Iac; Occidental
Strips and Nerwav strips. 61ac q 10: Bundles. sc d
n. No. ! Mackerel is quotaD!e at Sl2dl3 In half
bbls aud 81 1902 in KITS No 2. $40 In btls and
81 50@l 10 In kits; Mess Mackere SIS q kit: Fast
ern Smoked Herring Soc: Dutch do. 81 5O@l 10 p
ker: whitefsh. $40 in halfbbls and $2692 20 in
kits; Tongues and Sounds, 81 1902.
QUICKSILVER-Quot at SAL 50d42 p flask.
NAILS-Base prices are: ST. e6 for iron. steel
and 50 20 for wire
SUGAR-Tne Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash; Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 65sc "a 10: Dry Graduated,
&c n 10: Contectonsrs A, 43sc; Magnolia 4Ssc;
Extra &. 4Lc: Golden G. 4c; ID, 334c; Standard
A. ss4c: half-bDIs 14c more than bbls aud boxes
1ac more.
San Francisco Meat Market.
Beet is easy. Veal, Mutton and Lamb are steady.
Dressed Hogs have again advanced. but live Hogs
are no higher. Wholesale rates from siaughterers
are follows:
BEEF-Frst quality. &c y 10; second quality.
b13c: third do. 4@5c
YEAI.-Large, 66D7c II 10 small Calves, Ti5MSc;
Dairy Calves. SI@6D9c r. 10.
MuTTON-Wethers, Sc " n; Ewes 7Ja6lSc.
SPRING LAMB-l5D2Uc q 10.
PoRK-Liye Hogs 7I2@734c q N FOR heavy and
medium granted small fat Hogs 7I4071sc stock
Hogs, 6lA@6iac 2 10 dressed do. lO9llc u ID.