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9oiris.
THE LANGHAM,

AIr,l AVE-. AND J?D--T ..s "a
xo. ore, for g,.t. choice and elegantly
decorated suites Win soutn ~ "a eriled n0ne
"e'"'" ." WV II. L. SHANNON. as-,---
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According to the Official statements of the s
the 10000 sasIe and SS%ssa During
s Ssa ysa a. sss ga e, he Ss
paid lad The dres5s not ; q e o aa%
sHe a.;s ss S@ atsss
the Business . zach year ea si' pee 1Y oe
These fixed charges amount 20 & never been icss
Gn four times this amount, ard for the last '"0
mas r R foowng facts may be mentioned among the maay
favorable features connected with the busnS'' Vi "
~afr the largest of IL kind in The Srd IT,
presr.tOns beng sOn b. na y yo Se dealers in
every CIVILIZED country the globe Ie eytSsnre Ct
popularity of these preparations Is 'i' 'e''
Af The cuisines. of the Company virtually mapSO1S e
trade and marks Of which are ar and are the
in al the s PG Pre- edpa SS@I iorSy VIC
Company has no ae do beyo r"an i duTnS the
past year to si25co, and the current debt m'oe"' -
The enterprise not tusness" Who A s.sd
s saa made GaSs e su sGf mdnd
%Sr in @ Poy Should St Id any aecdcn
ne sSsss a H" Esc an
turn their Investment . 60 oo-,o, shareholders
during two year, 81 per s foS' nUds si her have
their shares increased by the conceason Oh ~
half CompanyS Debentures and the acc"H'O''O" u
OF
,zation as given in this prospeo ia,
The business progressive one ano ~ ,o,r mo
rho mi ire will show even largely Increased prongs from wv
Sec. tbat the Furoppan business l. growing RAJ -
Tho frtIr, .a,ntng pcwcr OF the business -
tho fac, TINT the majority OF the Common Stock eu Wy
the men who originated IL, ann ulor, WIZ N" '
sgement Il has been so successful IN the past.
NATURE OF THE BUSINESS.
Tho bnsiness OF IL. II. Warner Co.. Limited eons, s
., The wanufacure OF proprietary medicines anu
..ons e rnown as Warnefs SAFE Remedies ana VIII
saf,' Yeast and started BY the Hon H. n warner a
e,aSished in Rochester n. Y Toronto Can,ga lfco
S itserand Melbourne Australia: and Duncan 49,,
he establishment Of the OFFICES ana laOorao9ni %
,Sa ~ Rochester ~ Y rendered necessary 9Nina
thn increase n the business ana the wceSpe
demand for the preparations
PROPERTY CONVEYED
The pce paid by .he Company for the en'lre CUISINES
I'm ali principal countries and which are pefetuhi Pr
scrnt,ons and recipes. real estate and easenoid por
and buildings IN America and c>cwhere nTs asa HoNap
nlont and machinery Rochester and the dlhereh ba
bnuses cash I'm hand and at banks. The stock. IN uaur
1constinQ OF wholly and partly manufactures toc), "a"
material ard advertising matter furniture anu AL pop
crtv used In connection with the business IN an p.rS
Tho world together with benefits Of oil current con-
tracts entered Into l. Mr. Warner In relation uerrD
and enlsrgrd earning capacity Of the ccncen have added
largely TO the value a the property
EARNINGS BEFORE CAPITALIZATION.
Prior to Ito Capitalization ana organ laton 40 Ingsh
Conluany in November 1852 the business wa thoroueil
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an .s thc cosc of NAVIGATION is near at hand, the
extraordinary traffic viii lie increased rather ohah
diminished. NJ
The Tribune has printed the gross earnings ,S Ca
ayat week In November OF this number uerty-
five companies return gains of S6O2,4S4. or l21
pr cent and eleven companies rctnin io o;Ses
q ,rain over tbe same week of last year OF
S5ii.aeo, or "a per cent. 1t has printed a isn
the gross earnings OF sx'yeight COMPANIES I bor
gjves an ine.aase of 81 lO9, 543, OF 50 per cehb
The following tables divide the aggregates ana o"er
ences of the companies. showing gains and losses
First week Nov 1899. 1s9i DIM a,o1 al 70
Ii companies. S9ioif co"'oV' NoN' =
Total 20 5,77talo so,3ie,soo Inc. soi'1'' w
H panes liza so5 al Inc o5 19G
10 con,,onIes 32- eDO ~ Dec. I''ooo "'A
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Old Colony Trust Co., cor. Court and wn'hns'""
Boston. .. px.xidcnce
Industrial Trust Co., 81 Westminster 81"
Hon. T. c. Mowry. BIacks,one Blockii ,5vrd Conn.
The yAnericmn trust x savings Bank %i' "''
ST, Chicago, Ill xx,,,r, prospectuses and Blank
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pyrgrIst yESTs roE yrE n yiiH HrAPfeSs
ofricrs, No l. ss Bresduay. corner ISiV. 20 wss
.O n,SaaSss . ss5nsr sA.s I Fsss s
aye sons, ~, teenth.t 700 Third ave. sys, LA
r,stays lodi West For.y sccondst, LOB ~ Assrue
iio XIntsays eSsi *. 'igla oFfcE isSa Es
osa ed twenty % rcsaaf -
West Cne.han as,d-snd.twentS ha'''s'''
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DiplOenI Notices.


THE WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE RAILWAY co.
no 40 wALI.ST.. NETWORK, Oct 10. 1891.
dividend no. -. nu,,, ,,,,
IL 4 dividend Of ONE AND ONE-oUARVER 90
PER CENT on the preferred stock OF this company Tor tie
ouar,er ,ndlnc Sent 30 has this day been declared,
and Will be raid on after Nov IT, 1891. The transfer
looks Will close on oct O'clock and reopen Nov
IL ct 10 o'clock a. IN. ,.,.- :, ,,.,, s,..-o.orr
CHICAtiO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY
CHICAGO. ILL, Nov T. 1871
n OTICE-A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
~ TWO DOLLARS per share has this day been declared
ON the Preferred aud Common Stock OF this Co~nt, pay.
shle on the December next g. st.khodefs of
recod az the close OF business hours the 10th ms
The dividend on shares Registered IN New-lork viii
he Maid az The Office OF the Comp1nys agents Messrs
JoIiN PArON & co. ~ william ST., Newlork, and
the dividend or registered In Chicago VIII be paid
az the Office o, the Treasurer o. the Company
Nv VIM VIM &. II. FOSTER Treasurer.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
TREASURE DEPARTMENT.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 2, 1891.
n, HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
i declared a scrtannual Dividend Of THREE PER
CENT upon the Capital Stock the Company clear OF
ax parable on and afer November 2s neNt. TO share
holders registered the uooSs OF the Company at
d. IN. October n 1871.
on November 20 dividends will be PAID 20 women Only
ROBIItr W. SMITH. Trcasurer
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Proposals.

ROpOSALs FOR STEEL MATERlAlILs fV .s
lmE ~MoNApNoSKn EAAViAti tsS ~ rtiiali.-os,,
Der Il, is3i.-sealgd proposals.. insel.,i I,gss &.
steel Ms,crial for the 'MSnadnoek Naval g1s.ned "
vrnbsr %. soin VIII b reeiy,d a. ne uwss,ssn
d. C until 10 o'clock noon November ~ go tse yar
irly opened Immediately ufrcliter 70 iars as,si ~
the Monsdnock = alo quantity q vips3Sis, nga 'es
form 10 the Navy standard ard pa., ", us ,oa srpkt
srccton. Blank pr'rosels wiz be frni'"v xssy ~
Cniee san Fssnclsco. Cil o. % the bhrsn m, ais
ton Of manufacturers and alsrs - A., The pefaf
ment reserves the Frht 70 waive DEE, or Es,snusaL
~ ~ hiJs no, deemed I'd gintagnous q y. . N.vy
TDNiS STFWAEl. Ppynast'r0-neS4A - 49,
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Total sales for the week lg69 70:
Silver cert's..... l03 95A2 SIS @@ ~ 3ls00t
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tina nroats OF the last two years prior the eapla,
OF the business were tho largest In its history. via 4,
exception OF those for year. The total net Isos
fan he seven years exceeded THREE MILLIONS d
UOIIIRS
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SHIPPING INTfLLIGENCE. q
For Late Shipping indulgence see Second Page.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Br stmr China, seabury 23Is days from Hong
Kong, wa Yokohama 1871 days; pass aud mdSc' to
Br ship Goldenhorn, white, 1913 days from Swan
sea; 1868 csks cement 3l,29O bxs tin plate to D
IS schr Maynower. wetzei,s1s days from Humboldt;
$50 NJ It lumber. to - Kimball. Oakland.
e"rep SATURDAY. Apr 25.
stmr Signal, Bondegard, wilmington; Chas Il
SIN" stmr Pomona, Hail. San Diego; GOOdall Perkins
stmr Lakme, Thomas. Port Angeles; Chas H Wells
Stmr Newborn, Won Helms, Guaymas, via San
Diego: Goodall. Perkins u Co.
Br stmr Gaelic. Pearne, Yokohama and Hong
Br snip Ii Bracadale PEBBLES. Dunkirk; Dalfour,
T Bktn Discovery, Mcneil. Honolulu; Williams
ScGr Falcon. Moner, La LiOertAd; j schleIdan
& Co.
SATURDAY Apr 25.
HBMstmr Pheasant Hadley. Esquimalt.
stmr state of California Ackiey. Portland.
l. stmr Umatilla. Holmes. Victoria.
Stmr Siguai, Boadegard, san Pedro.
Stmr Pomona, Hall, san Diego.
Stmr NewDern Won Helms, Guaymas. via San Dt-
Br shin MayhiII. Hume, Havre.
Bktn Jane A Falkenberg, Bowes, sand Point.
Spoken,
Apr II, as n, % w, Ger bark Paul Isenberg, hence
Dec 70 for Liverpool
Per Golden6ergcApr Il ~ -, = il9 W, br snip CITY
Feb 90 55 AZ S. 81 w. ship Robert Belknap.
from Liverpool for San Francisco.
Jan 10, 5 u n, 25 So W, Br ship Drumcraig, from
London Tor san francisco.
Domestic Ports.
PORT TowNSEND-Arrived Apr 25-Stmr Cos
FORT RosS-lrriyed APR 25-schr Mary Bid
we'll, hence apr 81.
IYERSONS LANDING-Sailed Apr 25-Schr John
McCullough, for san francisco. ,,,,,
BOW EMS LANDING-Arrived Apr 25-SGhr Bill
the Butcher. hence Apr u.
ALBIoN-Saiied Apr 25-Sehr Mary Gilbert. for
San Francisco.
Arrived Apr 25-schr W Phelps, hence Apr u.
Foreign Ports.
VALPARAISO-Saed Mar S-Br ship British
Scepter. for Astoria Mar 1l-Br ship city Of Ma
GEENsTowN-sa Apr 2s-shlp Yorktown
for Hall.
NGENESS-Passed Apr 23-Ital ship + CT
ampa from Newcastle, Eng. for San Francisco; Br
ship Lindsfarne from London for San Diego.
LINERPOoL-Sailed Apr 24-Ship Tacoma, for
San Francisco.
ACAPULCo-Sailed Apr 23-Stmrs City of PAN
anna and City OF Sydney, for Panama.
ImportatiOns.
HONG-KONG-Per China-5l2 parcels, l04O psgs
sugar. 945 pkgs gunnies and hemp, 15S pkss eurios
rs pkgs opium, 1U40 pkgs tea, % pkgs silk and
ton 737 pigs OIL 29, 500 pkgs rice, Gl34 DkgS mdSe.
pkgs raw silk SO pkgs tea. 81 pkgs silk and cotton.
4O9 pkgs nidse.
For Central Americas pkgs SILK and cotton 2 bis
floss silk, 1850 pkgs rice. 81 pkgs mdse
For Honolulu-259 pkgs rice, CAT pigs mdse.
Consignees.
Per China-oyerland Freight and Transfer Co: A
Crawford & Co; Murphy. Grant Il Co: A Marks Esq;
Siegfrted & Brandenstein: L Jones Il Co; A Cen
ter Esq Castle Bros; Schilling Il Co. Japan Gu
rio Trading Co: Deakin' Bros & Co: London, Paris
and American Bank: Bank OF California; Bank OF
British North America; Marsh Il Co; A Borel
q Co.
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ATHLETIC.
Looking Forward to the Outdoor Cham
piOnships.

Looking Forward to the Outdoor Cham
PiOnships.
The progress made in lowering records on the
Coast in the past two years is astonishing Pre-
Fious 10 that time the running broad Jump
would not exceed 10 feet G inches, running
nigh jump 4 feet IL inches, 12O-yard hurdle 10
seconds, poIe vault feet 10 inches, sixteen
pound shot 80 feet, One-mile iun minutes. half
nile 2:20; Yet il was noticeable that there were
records made in spinning that have not been
squaled, viz; 220yard fia', 222z seconds, aud
l4O-yafd in so 35 seconds. The former was
made by Bob Heaey and the latter by Jack
Becher. II il safe to say that before this sea-
son closes both records viii be equaled if not
Jedlen, as prominent sprluteTs Lave declared
n lr intention OF doing so. That sterling
sprinter. C. V. Cassidy, is after the 440-yaI d..
success. it is hoped. Will attend his efforts.
4 prominent athlete remarked when he saw
young Gallagher Of the Alpine Club win his heat
"a Tie 150-yard handicap on Sunday az the
olympic Club grounds: There is the making
)f 4 first-elaSs Splinter" This opinion was GER
,aiuly justified by the manner Gallagher ran
through his men and finished easily in 16 sec
Onds OFF lie 7-yard mark, being only Il novice at
The game. II was considered a good perform
anee on slow track.
That promising young sprinter, j. W. Creagh
Of the Alpine Ciub, who ran away from his COM
petilors III the 100-yaTd dash. at the State Fair
lthletlc meeting In September. has not recently
entered any OF the open handieaps. Such a
speedy colt should not keep away, as it Is such
young men are now required TO give healthy
tone 10 athletics.
Z. c. Van Dyke, i. Titus and Fl. G. Head, of
The University Club, are training strictly for the
pole vault for height at the outdoor champion
ship on 81 ay 3Olh. Ii is the opinion OF many
chat John Purcell, the Olympic champion, will
have 20 be in the pink of condition to hold his
own with such aspiring young athletes.
Andrew MahOney, A. A. a. c.. Is fast coming
TO the front as a 440-yard runner. He has all
Tie requirements for great middle. distancer.
On last Sunday he showed his staying powers
by running halfmile in fairly good time.
Martin l. spinosa, tile r cord holder of 1000
yards, thinks that II everything is favorable on
championship DAY the 860.yaTd record OF 2:05
will be wiped out by at least three seconds.
Now that the indoor Championship is an ash-
leiic feature OF the past, particular attention
will be given tie outdoor championship, which
viii take place next month at the Olympic
nd
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AT THE BUTTS.
Military Practice at Shell Mound-Swiss
Schuetzen Contests.

Military Practice at Shell Mound-Swiss
Schuetzen Contests.
The German Fusilers will have their post
pOned medal shoot at shell Mound lo-day.
The Swiss Rife CinO will contest for bulr seyes
to-day at Harbor View.
The Second Il gimenU Will mold a regimental
shoot for decorations at Shell Mound to-day.
Company + OF The First Regiment will also
hold medal shoot at Shell Mound to-day.
Batteries c and d OF the Second Artillery Reg.
iment will have their medal shoots at Shell
Mound to-day.
Company of the Fifth Regiment, stationed in
Oakland. VIII hold lis medal shoot at Shell
Mound to-day.
Company of the Third Regiment VIII meet al
Shell Mound to-day for monthly practice. IL Is
expected that a large attendance Nlll be on hand
10 prepare for the coming mccall contest.
Members of the California Schuetzen Club
team will contest on Sunday al tka California
ever has the most rings in fifty ShOis at tile 25-
ring target Will receive the head-coyering. IL IS
expected that twenty-five rings average viii be
made, The contest VIII begin at . O'Clock 10 the
afternoon aud tie targets Will be open TIL 3 80
in the afternoon.
The San Francisco Turn Nerein, under the
auspices of its Schuetzen section, will mold an
annual May festival on Sunday. May Sd, al the
California SchuetZeu Club Park. Great prepara-
lions have been made TO insure successful
May festival. over 5000 will be offered on the
public target, and many valuable prizes on the
company target The Turner ScnuetZen, under
command of Captain c Il. thinner, Will parade
on The occasion, about seventy men strong,
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THE ROD.

Points Trout FIshIng-Trespassing on
Leased Property.
The season when trout will rise to a fly is al
most at hand aud as a result anglers are begin
ming to discard the worm. roe and shrimp for the
artificial insect, which, after ALL Is the only real
sport in angling.
Whilc fiy-fishing, when compared to baft-hsh-
lug, is regarded as being far superior sport TO the
latter, yet there are many who cannot master the
gentle art Of casting a set OF flies over a noun
tain stream, but prefer the primitive method
commonly known as woIm-fshiDg Those who
follow Tie old style should use common red
angle-woIm, through a small portion of which
the hook should be so passed that both ENDS are
left dangling This is not only 10 preserve the
that tie wriggling ends will prove more attract
i've 10 tie fish, which seldom touch dead worms
Before being used the worms should be thor
oughly secured of the earthly matter which the y
contain. This may be done by placing them in
receptacle containing clean fi6r0us moss. through
which they will crawl aud become cleanSed. AS
this process is sometimes attended by too much
attenuation, very small quantity OF milk may be
placed in the moss Twenty-four hours is usu-
slly sufficient to cleanse aud tougher bait. IL
matters not whether an angler for trout fishes
down stream or up stream from the water or
from the bank, be should always remember that
his movements should be characterized by quiet
ness and stealth, and by Keeping out OF sight Of
the fish sought FOR as much rs possible, for the
brook trout is a sly fish as well as a game one,
and anything that has a suspicious look Will
cause 1t 10 scurry away TO a place OF satetY, ana
all attempts 10 capture IL will for the time being
In casting bait do 1t gently, so that there will
be as lille splash possible and allow II to SINK
10 tile bottom aud remain there for minute or
two: then. II not taken, cast loot or Two De-
yOnd or 10 The side, for II not taken IN tnat Lme
II Is NOT likely to be at all. Trout do not, ike
many other ash, congregaie III Schools put eaeh
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exhibited. As this show will be held during
the visit of President Harrison to this Coast
the club will ext nd an Invitation to him to
attend in company with the distinguish ed
ladies and gentlemen with him, and also to
Governor Markham and staff and the ladies
of their families
OF the dogs to be on exhibition THE
CALL presents pictures from photographs of
four of the animals, with brief description
of EACH No. 1 is the English pug Lord
Clover lady's toy, of fawn color with
black markings, the tail curled very tight
over tie back in circle and half, and
carried little to the right. There will be
about twenty of these pugs on exhibition,
weighing from z to IS pounds each. They
are valued at from sos to $500 each. Lord
Clover is famous sire and is well known.
In this class of dogs ladies will be the chief
competitors
No. 2 is Prince, by Illford Chancellor,
dam Madge Minting, both being noted prize
winners East Chancellor is the champion
deg of his class in the world, and was SO be-
fore he left England. He is owned by Mr..
McNabb, General Superintendent of the
Occidental Hotel, who refused $500 for
him at the last show, and would not take
$1,000 for him now. Prince is 10 months old
and weighs 167 pounds He is of fawn color
and Is marked with black points.
No. 3 is Noble, the Great Dane and is one
of the best dogs in the world. He comes
of the strain known as the "Ulmer Dogge of
Germany" one of the breed that is in con-
slant attendance upon Bismarck as body
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AT TIBURON.


Opening of the Season by the Corinthian
Yacht Club.
The Corinthian Yacht Club celebrated the
opening OF the yachting season by holding a re-
ception IN Its clubhouse at TiburOn yesterday
afternoon. About 400 ladies aud gentlemen
went over from the ely and were hospitality en-
tertained by Commodore J. II. Johnson and the
officers aud members of the club.
The clubhouse and improvised dning-room
had been beautifully decorated with flowers by
the Misses Salome and SiUa johnson, Miss VIII
son and Miss Lizzie Story. Mrs. j. w. Pew took
full charge OF the luncheon arrangements. Afser
luncheon dancing took place until The last boat
left for the city All the yachts OF the feet we're
dressed as were the Sappho Ramona, CbiSpa and
Whltewings, visiting Yachls which received tie
customary salutes as they dro ped anchor.
In tile evening low 1inkS"-cOffee and hard
tack-were held In the clubhouse, aud the mem
bers had their usual good Time. There was
stereoplicOn exhibition of yachting. etc.. con-
Quoted by he Commodore with singing recita-
ions. etc. The retiring Commodore, George Il.
Billings was presented by the club with hand
sDmely engrOssed set of resolutions framed, and
retiring Vice Commodore w. +. Harold with a
handsome gold badge. formed of miniature
steering wheel, having on one side an enameied
Vice-COmmodOre's flag and on the other the
club penndnt.
elpient Of a gold enameied scarf min. in the
shape OF the club pennant. A few of the yachts
took trip across the bay at night to participate
in the naval display. To-day. after receiving or
ders from the flagship, the yachts VIII get under
way and cruise In SQUADRON,
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The officers of the club are: j. B. Lewis.
President; H. l.. Miller, First Vice Presi-
dent: r. Ringrose. Second Vice President;
John de Vault, Treasurer; II. ?. Rennie.
Secretary; Executive Committee. B.
Thomas Riggs, Robert Liddle, P A. Deeau,
j. b. Martin, Joseph King, Cornelius
Mooney, Howard Vernon, r. K. Gardiner,
II. p. Rennie, James w. Orndorff. Rhody
Ringrose. A. B. Truman, John de Vault, II.
l.. Miller (Srcretary).
The prize list is an unusually liberal one,
about 175 valuable prizes having been Sc
cured. These have been impartially dis
tributed among the different classes. In the
selection of SUPERINTENDENT the club has
been very fortunate in securing the services
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of A. Russell Crowell, gentleman who has
had vast experience in matters of the kind,
and whose knowledge of the various breeds
of dogs and the proper manner OF conduct
ing bench shows has been obtained through
his intimate connection with similar exhi-
billions both in Europe and America. Ex1i-
billions of this kind have become very popu-
lar i'm England and the East where the finest
breeds of dogs 10 the world have been on
exhibition, and each year the entries are
larger and more interesting, and the atten-
dance has increased in corresponding pro-
portion. 1t remains TO be seen how the
people of California will appreciate the ell
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-oalcutta, June aud July 1904; Wool
Bags. 3613Sc.
n; l2-thread lac; and thread, 14lac Bale
Rope, 12Lsc; Binder Irvine, 1876; Grapevine
Irvine ISisc In balls and coils; Hop Irvine, l3c:
Lathyarn, 1i1ac. Quotations for the process
Manila are: Rope &c; 12-thread. 7Jac; and do,
lOlac; Bale rope. &c; Lathyarn. 71sc: Hop Irvine.
&c: Grapevine rwIne, balls or coils, l01ac; Binder
Irvine, I01Sc " IL.
SALMoS-Alaskan Fish, 751e2Iac p dozen. ac-
cordlng to quality. Gamers are asking 81 % for
new pack Alaskan.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes
as follows, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed all 6ssc q 10;
Dry Granulated &c. Confeetioners' A, 55sc; Extra
O. sc; Golden c, 4S4c q 10: Bags lac more than bills
The American Refinery quotes as follows. terms
net cash: Extra Fine Cube, Crushed, Fine Crushed
and Powdered, 6ssc q 70: Extra Fine Powdered.
65sc; Dry Graduated, &c: Xxx do, &c. Confec-
toners A, 57sc; White Extra c. 5asc Extra @. Sc;
Golden G, 42kc 10.
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KENNEL.
All Is Ready for the Opening of the
Bench Show.

All Is Ready for the Opening of the
Bench show.
The California Kennel Clubs bench show will
open at the New Wigwam on Wednesday, The
entries closed last evening, and judging from the
large number OF canin-s of various breeds and
colUrs that has been entered the show promises
to be one OF the best ever held west OF the Rocky
Mountains.
Considerable interest is taken by lovers of the
hunting classes of dogs III the show and spirited
rivalry viii undoubtedly exist among The pointer
aud setter faueers over their respective kennels.
John Davidson. the acknowledged premier judge
OF American bench shows, arrived few days
ago from Los Angeles, where H. judged the
Southern bench show. Among the celebrities at
the coming exhibition viii probably be the IA.
nous great Danes owned by the celebrated &C
tress, Sarah BeruhaIdt
An Eastern paper says: Exhibitors at bench
shows cannOl be 100 careful IN leading valuable
animals through the aiSeS, avoiding DANGER OF
vicious animals ntcting serious injury. At the
Lynn show lie challenge greyhound bitch Lady
Belle, owned by w. j. Middleton, NaYelY,
Mass., was led too near the st. Bernards, and
one of them seized her by The lotn, INJECTING
painful II not serious damlg..