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The morning call., 1891-01-25

veteran marksman, will be tho captain of
the California team, and all his experience
and energy will be devoted TO the success OF
the club over which he has so long presided.
Whenever one raeman meets another
the question is Immediately asked:
"Who will compose the California
team?" This is a hard question to answer,
rs the team is not yet definitely determined
upon. Considerable practice is yet neceS-
SaTy among many members to perfect them
selves for entry AT present the challenge
calls for fifteen men. but this number may be
increased before the date of the match. 1t
Is safe TO say that the team will be taken
from the following well-knOwn marksmen:
Lieutenant Erred Kuhnle Getired). II. K.
Brown, Private A. johnson, John UtschlS,
Helm, Private +. o. Young, }. stanton,
James Dornbierer, Ed Hovey, ID. W. Nc
Laughlin, Corporal Chris Meyer, Lleuten-
ant T. a. KuhlS, Captain j. E. Klein re-
tired, A. Rahwyler and X. Wertheimer. A
glance at these names Is sufficient to assure
any one at all conyersant with target practice
that il will take a powerful team of marks
men 10 surpaSS them at the butts
The board recently appointed to consider
and recommend a suitable magazine system
of rifles and carblnes for the Government
military service was in session in New \ ork
recently, and Is composed of the following
officers: Colonel August Y. kauIz of the
Eighth lnfantry, Fort Niobrara Nebr,
President; Lieutenant-COlOne Robert II.
Hall OF the Sixth Infantry, Los Angeles,
CAL; Major George w. Mckee Of the Ord
nance Department, Frankfort Arsenal,
Frankfort, Pa; Captain George 5. Ander-
son of the Sixth Cavalry. Fort Meade; Cap
tain Henry b. Freeman of the Seventh
Infantry, ST. Paul Mimi, and Captain
Stanhope L. Blunt of the Ordnance Depart
ment Springfield Arsenal, Springfield, Mass.
The boards time was occupied in reading
communications from manufacturers OF
magazine guns. many of them asking for
information concerning the size OF bar
rel required. As it will take manufac-
turers some time to get their guns
ready for the board 10 examine and expert
ment with, decision will probably not be
reached before the 1st of next April, if even
then. The minor points of the Frankfort
Arsenal experimental cartridge were also
discussed. A member of the board said
Tests have shown that a .30-callber cop
per covered experimental cartridge, contain
ing the same amount CT powder which is
now used behind an ordinary .45-caliber bul-
let, Will carry point blank for 400 yards.
| These smaller bullets are effective at a
range of mile and half, and l should not
feel safe at distance of two miles from 4
rifle using such IL bullet, The Trouble al
ways has been that when very powerful
powder has been used its tendency has been
10 tatten the leaden ball before il left the
barrel This has been Ohvlated somewhat
by putting jacket OF copper over the lead.
| think that bullet made OF composition
metal will be finally used
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AT THE BUTTS.

Promised Contests of Skin With the Mill
tary Rifle.
The Swiss Rife Club will hold bulIs-eye
shoot at Harbor View to-day.
3 of tie Third Infantry Regiment will as
semble for practice shoot at Shell Mound
to-day.
Z of the First Regiment will also compete
for compadv medals at Shell Mound TODAY.
and Of the Second Artillery Regiment
will have their monthly medal shoot at
Shell Mound to-day.
A of the Fifth Infantry Regiment. sta
toned in Oakland, will shoot for medals at
Shell Mound to-day.
d of the First Infantry Regiment will hold
its monthly medal shoot at Shell Mound to-
day.
The Second Artillery will have a regi-
mental shoot for decorations at Shell Mound
to-day.
a. johnson and H. r. Brown will shoot n
IoO-shot match with military rifles against C.
h. Waittam and l. BarTere at Shell Mound
to-day.
The shooting members of the knights of
the Red Branch will assemble at Shell
Mound Park to-day and contest for the
medals offered by that organization.
The Sacramento Rifle Club shot for the
Jacooy medal on Sunday az its range in that
city. The trophy was won by A. Acker-
man WIN Lhe eooo score OF 42b rings Ack-
erman is also a prominent member of the
California Club.
The San Francisco Schuetzen Verein Will
have buli's-eye shoot at Shell Mound to-
day. The company will also have team
shoot, and ii is expected that at least forty
members will enter. The losing side will
have the pleasure OF paying for one of Cap
tain Siebe's best dinners.
The topic most freely discussed among
fifiemen is the coming interstate match be.
tween the California SchuetZen Club of San
Francisco and the Zettler Rife Club of New
York. There is no doubt but these clubs
contain some of the best rihemen in the
United States. if not in the world. 1t is as
serted by some marksmen that the contest
viii be the most important that has ever
taken place in the United States, and that
the club which comes out winner can safely
challenge any club in the world and have no
doubt as to the result. PhlIo Jacoby, the
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SHIFTING rNrELLIGESCE.


-,,-,, Z ~.
Arrived.
SATURDAY. Jan ga
Stmr San Jose. Russell, % DAYS from Panama.
pass and mdse, TO W r A johnson.
Stmr Willamette MIA Valley Patton, ~ hours from
Stmr Hoyo, Drisco, Is hours from Noyo: lao cords
wood 90 redwood piles. to Noyo Lumber Co.
Stmr Ceone Hamn, Is hours from Fort BRAGG.
lumber, to Fort Bragg Redwood Co.
stmr Arago Donaldson, a hours from Coos Bay;
stmr Alcatraz johnson. As hours from Coos Bay;
lumber. to Cal Lumber Co.
Stmr Whtesboro Gunderson II hours from
Mendocino; lumber and ties, to Mendocino Lum-
Stmr Greenwood. Fagariund, II hours from
Whltes6oro; K ties aud stave bolts, to L E White.
st Ssmr Emily Roberts, AZ hours from Coos Bay;
Stmr Wilmington, Marshall, 45 hours from Coos
Bay; pass and mdse, to Il n Co.
Stmr Columbia Bolles, "a hours from Portland
VIA Astoria 45S4 hours: pass and medse, to U p K
stmr Santa Cruz, Mic olson, so hours from San Pc
drc; produce, 70 Goodsll. Perkins Il CO.
stmr Arcata Langhorne. 4s hours from Coos Bay; ;
pass aud mdse, to c & Co.
Br ship Nj Watson, Dunn, IA days from Car
dlH; 3So5 steel blooms, 5l0 tons scrap iron, $50
tSns pig Fon' AzoO tons COKE to Balfour Guthrie &
Bktn Eureka: Peterson. 1917 days from Port Dis
Der Co. ''-'N Au Hi-
Bktn Discovery McNeiIl. IS days from Honolulu:
bags sugar, to NJ S Grinbaum.
Bktn City of Papeete, Berude, 40 days from Ia
Schr san Pedro, Walton. hours from Haifmoon
Bay; wreeSage, to w Rogers. In tow of tug Ac-
tive.
Schr Ida, Englebrettsen days from Coos Raw
200 NJ II lumber, TO Simpson Lumber Co
=, Schr Cogueiie, Hunter, u days from Coquille
River; lumber, 10 Simpson Lumber Co.
Cleared
SATURDAY, Jan a.
Br stmr Wellington, Salmond, Nanaimo; Duus-
muir X Sons.
stmr Mexico. Won Helms, Guaymas Goodall Per
stmr George W Elder Lewis Portland. untor
Pacific Railroad Company.
Br ship Lanarca, Giles, Queenstown; EppIprer q
Co.
T., Bark Nicolas Thayer, sOrman, Honolulu; VIII
Jams, Diamond Co.
saiIel.
Stmr Humboldt Jessen Eureka -" a.
Br stmr Wellington, Salmoud. Nanaimo
bkth retriever, Gray, Port IadIock.
BSrn - N Griniths, Arey, Port HadIock,
Sehr John Frederick, Beck, Bodega
Sohr Robert Levers, Penhallow Port Towpsen n
schr Maid OF Orleans, Treanor, Humboldt ~
Spoken.
Nov ~ lat SO S, long loS w, ship Couqueror. bce
Miscellaneous
90 LoMpoNaJan 24-Br ship Dunhllan, hence Auy
Domestic Portx-
po-f R p ~ Jan 24-Schr Guide from
o., PORT BLAKELEY-sailed Jan 24-schr coprsa-
PORT MADISoN-sailed Jan at-R..r -.
Worster. Tor San Francisco pA'n 1ohn
benes .Iaa A1n !. Jan 22-schr L Beebe
Eastern Ports,
from COIN hwhA-Arriyed Jan 2S-stmr City OF Para
Foreign Ports
FuNTA ARENAS-Salled Jan @.-so.. ro..
for San Francisco van NS-Schr Conpeer,
bsn ANA1iMo-Arriyed Jan 2S-Nic bark Bunda,asr
Port Gamble. o0nr Reporter, irm
The morning call., 1891-01-25

Best Loads for Long shots-A Game
keepers Death.

Best Loads for Long ShotS-A Game
keeper's Death.
In q nravinuS issna mantiop rvos yoodo of
ia, sn,o,ou,. ,d.,,,ad e. -, 49,
MS any
eHoo'H5' ~ return ~ Tie SuOJrct which
appears to interest many local spoFtSmen,
Judging from the many questions asked.
there is NOT the least use in attamntino tn
-, ,li,oo,io,,. o.,,o,r,,i,,, 1t -, e
-, ts5 ,-ltI - 20, 90 '-''''' %
'he ouuuay hunters term shA-scrap-
erS, as they are only chance shots which
can never be relied upon. For long shots
nm tn sixtv wards ma and an aightb ornoaS
- - - -, -,
VI W. . O"CNeu ny . uL"ills VI puMueI, VIII
give good results. a shooter should bear IN
mind that to kin long shots he need never
increase his nowder and shot He should
.i.l,or ;roroosa HI. ,,,,,.lo- if ,,si,,, q Iii,
L. 80, r. ~ 49,. ~
49, ~ - , ~ e3,,a NJ sh6t IL ~ ~,
- 7Zr,,.trI- 6era5 he COZ, do tLis ,,ithtS 80
80 & ~ ''i ~ I'll, Us
- Ito;S "a az
n,oanS adGitionsi naretTstion ar Inng
-, 80 " 'Ns
i7croos;,, ,l,o r,ovdar is in mann, c,r-s
- nv t y, ~ ~ H. "r.9
d,,o ~ nc ~ 10, w
ia e 1910 'at Paaiiad IT,
~ ,at,ar ~ Iii ~ $50 a. Nv ~ "a
| vsnta.s 70 tho sb'@ter in rasTact to lon,
sSnts TLs inss ~ oita oIISs ~ ,bo
! ircrzasad ,,rnYortiot, Of ,,a,,,ioT dri,-i1, ~
Lot ~ s,Lt bib - f 800 H. ~
! Iarg.r neTcant,@a ri The ebargaf tIan usI,ai
/ wbfrIs 6ff at a tangent nm Isa[ine the mn
I lie in toad of traveIinp mn to the came ~
- lbcuId a. IN on s,,an cffrsto- I,i+hn,,.
! fring. az Iiy'arging aIlats-viicb lattar ara
If eoi,rSe wasted from haina ,.iia If, ~ tba5
Inarl- aiH'ad at Of rovvdar. IL Gra,rS
49, ! o,I,.ca' - ~ r il, - ,1o;i,,,, ob -
- hars mn viii l,iII yarna IL tha Aim Ga
S,,,'aI di 81 So - ,itt ,''ii uo
~ "e III ~ ",S"GuV NJ
~ -, ,ao',I3 Pr.ad ;t ~ - 80 - S 90
0f 1nd.r AZ o S So
MD not an .1yar in rvii,,fer or eya ii
n madiIIm rhnted gnn on acronnt Of tho ~.
coTSidsrabIv Iess r,I,nLar If peiIets fbis Size
of shot CON iaios than docs 6uoc4 Of M Il.
IN, in the iarids If a frSt-rgfs sbot armed
Win a fill rhnEe some wonderful feat of
sbooring nav he made with This load A
,.sr,' lff,9ctive ch1rge IN IIse from a medum
~ mi clicked 13-bore 6aL-nound gun for
ionG shots and il we're worth while tn load
foT them j. az drains of powder and
3-16 ounces of No. 4 shot. A heavv shot
like No mas great Striking force, and trav
oils very fast TO the mark. and with il the
shootar need mot therefore aim forward at
long ranges To the sans extent a. men
nsinp No 6. One and three-sixteenths
ounces of No. 4 contains but a peIlets les,
than / ounce of No. ). aud gives a smaller
naftarn INIT ia of course. mHch suuerior to
the latter at killing, at long ranges. The
larger the shot the less the recoil and l BIG
ounces of No. 4 will not be felt by the
Shooter more than IL ouucas of No. G: and
tbnngh the above charge might be rather a
smashing one for game vet for occasional
shots ut hard nlumaCed birds such as wild
fowl If Is weU suited
Tbs ~ nsrticnlars of a disnute which Iad tn
The morning call., 1891-01-25
AQUATICS.
How Local oarsmen Train for Re-
gatta.

How Local oarsmen Train for Re
gatta.
With the exception of the impromptu
races, which take place on Sunday after
moons, when the representatives of the
local clubs meet for spin on the bay, there
is nothing of particular interest going on in
local boating matters. The regatta, which
will take place on the ODD of February,
should help brighten up matters little, and
it is hoped that the members of the clubs
will make show of their intention to make a
strong bid for the prizes by exhibiting their
coloTs on the bay more often than. once a
week. The weather, which has been ex-
ceptlonally pleasant for some weeks, should
DC taken advantage OF. and, indeed, it is
surprising to note the few boats which are
20 De seen during week days cutting through
Tue water along the city front If the oars
men imagine that one day in the week will
snlnce TO condition them for regatta contests
lne people who delight to witness well.
S S. 1tsleu races may not hope to see any
last Time made, although the finish Of the
races may be close ~ '"0
i ne Melbourne Sporting Standard of No
cenlDer I'D publishes the following letter
from an oarsman who signs himself The
Barb" 1t says:
well-kDown sculler told me little storv t,,o
other day which throws some light on the ar
death of Seare, If true. and have no reason ta
believe IL otherwise. lie said that when SearIe
was training for his mitch with O'Connor the
Americans In London backed their cOuntryman
Tor thousands, and certain clique OF sports
mem determined that be should win the race by
fair means or foul. Searle, with bis trainer was
10 Inc habit OF calling In at small public. house
by The riverside, aud having chat with a young
lazy OF considerable attractions, who took great
interest In the doing OF all these scullers. The
YANKEES, who watched Searle very closely got
10 know this, and they determined TO carry out
their shady scheme through The medium of lie
girl. " O
Two or three OF them dropped In one after.
noon, aud began talking TO the girl about The
cnances OF The rival scullers She stoutly cham
nohed nearie, and they disagreed with her.
Alter some badinage, they prepared 10 depart,
~hen lnst before going. one OF Them said, well
you seem DIT gone on Seare; here Is fruit for
nm, at the same time giving her parcel of
me fruit. She took II, and quite unsuspiciously
Now" says my informant. "this was ALI eon
cetted plan. The fruit was doctored. and SearIa
actually ale great deal of IT, suffering intense
pain ailerward, and on The day of The race feel
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Barney McQuade aud z. Quinn have arranged
70 settle the question Of superloEIlY
Thrown From a street-Car.

John kehoe, an aged man, left his resi-.
dence at 1882 Pine street yesterday morn
ing for trip to Santa Rosa. He took Sui
ter-street car and was standing on the front
platform, when lie met with painful acci-
dent. Through the carelessness of the
grlpman, the car ran into an open switch at
the intersection OF Suffer and Market streets
and jumped the track. The shock threw
kehoe against a stauchion with such force
that he was knocked insensible. He was
conveyed to the Receiving Hospital, where
it was found that he had received severe
confusion of the head. 1t was thought also
that he suffered slightly from conclusion of
thn hpaiu
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TEE GENERAL
FIELD OF SPORT.
A Hant-Bal Contest Between PROBES
SIGNALS.
Proposed Great Rife Metch-Garsmen in Train
ing for the Regatta Famous Hunting
DOgs-Athletics.

The leading feature of athletic sports of
the past week was the Olympic Clubs
wrestling tournament 1t was Il most sue
cesSIul affair and pleased the large number
Of spectators who take a delight IN watch
ing the progress of clean athletic sports
The shooting of a game-keeper at SulSun
bv a market hunter few days ago has
caused much feeling OF regret among sports
men who look upon the unfortunate occur
renee rs a stigma to the society of good
fellowship which exists among lovers OF the
gun ana dog.
The oarsmen are training rather slowly
for the coming regatta, which should he
very successful affair If proper interest is
ma infested among devotees of the sport.
The rife is not by any means neglected
The proposed match between the marks
men Of the East and West will undoubtedly
boom this line Of sport
Hand-baI is moving rapidly to the front
as a sport which is promised a very success
full future.
On the whole the sporting world locally
is having avery good time.
The morning call., 1891-01-25

ing 'as II his nsldes were bsing turned out of
him." Searle's sudden and almost unaccounta-
bic Illness after the race, and bis sad and speedy
death, lend some color 10 the story which was
given 10 me as the plain untaInished truth.
William 0'Connor, the champion oarsman,
was to have forw ardrd $500 forfeit to the
Police Gazette, with a challenge to row any
man in the world for 5000 side and the
championship. 1t is the opinion in Toronto
that OConnOr'S challenge is feeler for Jake
Gaudaur. who has again made Canada his
home. 0'Connor has opened a hotel on AIDE
laide street, and is eager to arrange race
to be rowed in April or May.
The morning call., 1891-01-25
New York Markets.

NEW YORK Jan. 24.-The stock market was dull.
The only spell of activity Just before the close
when there was vigorous attack upon few lead
ing stocks. The only change of importance for the
day was a loss of 114L in st. RAUL. Government
bonds dull and steady. Petroleum was neglected
the only transactions were In February options of
Pennsylvania OIL, which opened weak on selling by
the West and closed dun at 1858.
NEW YORK. Jan. -24-United States Bonds As
1891; do, 412's, l03; Northern Pacific prs;
Canadian Pacific. 75 Central Pacific, 80; Union
Pacific, 44$s; Atchlson, 295s; weIs-Fargo, 40;
Western Union, 1884; Silver, Io3Ia; Sterling,
81 S415@4 S71a.
NEW YORK. Jan. 24.-wheat cash -; January,
81 %.
Flour-Quict
Cofce-SI7.
sugar-41s@51@c.
Hops-Pacifc Coast, 29935e.
Hides-l212013c.
Copper-Lake Sl4 so.
Tln-Spot. $40.
Lead-Domestic, 81 S.
Iron-$l4.
Petroleum-February, 1858.
The morning call., 1891-01-25

FLoUR-Net cash prices are follows: Family
extras 81 1904 %; Bakers extras 81 O5a4 Is; city
superGne. s3Qas %: interior brands, s4Cp4 rs Tor
extras and S3eD3 20 p Dbl for superhne
wHEAT-Steady. No change IN prices Demand
slow. No. ], 81 3614@1 371a q ell; No. 2, 81 300
80; choice, 81 1894 extra choice, for milling
81 409l a31a: Sonora, 81 80 u ctl.
CALL SALES MORNING
Buyer '9I-100. 81 4ss4; 900 81 4s7s. BUYER
season-2000, 81 43; 1870. 81 427s.
BARLEY-The situation Is one of frmnees an Il
shows no change, No. ! Feed, 81 b2Ia a
ell; choice. 81 1914; lower grades, 81 SO; Cheys.
Her 81 55@l 60 for Standard 81 4OQi as for lower
grades Brewing. 81 65@pl 80 ell for fair TO choice
CALL sALEs-MoRNISG
Buyer 91-10o, 81 521s 100. 81 SPA; 100.
81 So; do, after August 1st--l00, 81 1875 Buyer
seas1n so.r p a1 0!S s1oP q Sis sPoioo
OATS = Firm. but not very active cbo,ce
81 % q ct; milling. So O5 z cti; Surprise, So o5S
10; No ]: 81; common to fair. 81 s7Ia9l s5 y ell
yoRN.Buyers stu hold aloof and tue market
Is duh. Small Round Yellow. 81 35G9l 3SM D Ell:
Large Yellow. 81 321s@l $3.50; White ST So@l So
q ctl. "
RYE-Quoted at 81 s21s65I IS "a ctl.
BRAN-Quotable at $23lD23 80 a ton for the best
brands ~
The morning call., 1891-01-25

The Merchants Club held its annual cleo
ton of officers in its rooms at 2O1 California
street There was considerable opposition,
as another ticket was in the field, but the
1ollowing-named gentlemen were elected on
the regular ticket: Willard b. Harrington,
resident; Z. o. Alexander, Vice President;
iMendel Esberg, Treasurer, and r. d. Laid
law and O. w. COburn. Directors.
The morning call., 1891-01-25
PHILIP KENNEDY \ CO.,
Southwest Corner Of Market and Fifth Streets

10: 12-thread, lac; and 8 thread, I41ac; Bale
Rope, 1212c; Binder Twtne 1910; Grapevine
Twiue. 13Lac in balls and coils: Hop Irvine, l3c;
Lathyarn. Il lse. Quotations for the new process
Manila are: Rope, &c; l2-thread, T1ae; and do
Sc; Duplex rope, 912c; l2-thread. Toe; and 8 do
lOtac; Bale rope, sc; Lathyarn, 71ac; Hop Irvine,
&c; Grapevine Irvine. balls coils l0lac: Binder
Irvine. l0I2c p 10.
sALMoN-Aaskan Fish, 95@s71ac for red and
S2I%@9212c for off grades.
SUGAR-The California Refinery quotes. terms net
cash. Cube Crushed, Extra Powdered and Fine
Crushed. all SAC: Dry formulated, &c: COnfec-
TONERS A, 57sc; Extra c. SC; Golden C, 434 q ID;
Bags, a more than bbls.
The American Sugar Refinery quotes as follows
terms net cash; Extra Fine Cube. Crushed, Fine
Crushed and Powdered. 6l4c 2 10: Extra Fine Pow
dered. 61ac: Dry Graduated, &c: Xxx do, &c;
Contectioners' A 7sc: White Extra e. 5$sc; Extra
C, Golden C. A..
The morning call., 1891-01-25
RECEIPTS OF pRonuoE.
San Francisco Meat marl.st

follows: ~
BEEF-First quality. 696lsc; second quality. sd
Sac; third do, 3La(GiHsc.
NEAL-Large, 5a6c: small Calves SAFE
MUTTON-W ethers, S99e; Ewes, 7JlssD3Jac
SPRING LAMB-l5c IS b.
PoRk-Live Hogs. 414C943sc q h for heavy hard
granted and 41st9f54e for light average do; stock
hogs 4941sc . ID dressed do, 61a97Iac q 10.
The morning call., 1891-01-25

Shippinp Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day are the Umatilla for Vic
toria and Puget Souna, the Mexico for Mexico the
santa Cruz for San Pedro and the Santa Maria for
San Diego. The san Jose falls due from Panama
the Pomona from San Diego. the (Ipsy from the Sa,
lInas River and the Los Angeles from Humboldt
Bay.
Tomorrow the Arago sails for Coos Bay The CITY
of Rio de Janero fails due from China and japan
the City of Puebla from Victoria and Puget Sound
and the Elton from Nauaimo.
The schooner J. N. Ingalls,, 81 tons, loads mdse
for Mexico.
The morning call., 1891-01-25

james A. Payton of Posey Township
Harrison County, Ind, undertook to wash
ms sweethearts face with snow. and the
young lady threw him down with such viz,
lence as to dislocate his knee.
The morning call., 1891-01-25

CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-The Wheat market was active
and prices were higher. The market opened from
J4c to NC higher, eased off, then started up and
prices advanced 2lac, closing 2ssc higher than
yesterday Receipts. 2Se,O00 bushels; shipments
$4,000 bushels. Rye quiet at Tic. Barley nominal.
CHICAGO. Jan 24-Wheat, cash. slo
Corn-491so.
Pork-&9 3712.
Iard-$5 20.
Ribs-$4 80.
Whisky-Sl IA.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Caicutta spot, nominal; May and June,
68s@65ao; Wool Bags. 3S93Sc; Potato Gunnies.
nominal
coRDAGE-Manila Rope, quotable at 1870 q
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 24.-The spot market Is firm at
Is 51sd@7s 1O15d Cargoes are steady at 3es FOR
off coast. 3Ss Sd for Just shipped and 3Ss Sd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: January. rs 9Lad: Febru-
AIRY, rs l0d: March. rs 9Isd: April rs $50;
May, rs 734d; June, rs 7i4d; July rs SGD.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Jan. 24.-Consols a7I4; United States
Bonds-d's, 1221s; 90. 415's, 1854; Silver, 47I4d;
Rentes, 95f 57s4c.
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Fine Silver.

Fine Silver.
quoted at ST. 90 p ounce.
Mexican Dollars.
Quoted at SIC.
New York Exchange.
New York Exchange. zoe for sight drafts aud soc
for Geographic.
Sterling Exchange.
Bankers sight drafts, 81 So; bankers sixty-day
bills, 81 s5A.
Bank Clesrings-
San Francisco bank clear ngs last week were sIS
67ssO7 against $40 42S, 954 for the same week last
year,
The morning call., 1891-01-25

Ladies' Fine Lilly Kid Button, heel and spring
Ladies' Fine French Kid Button, heel and spring
meet .S3 %
Ladies' Extra Fine French Kid Button common
sense ana opera toe 81 30
Ladies Fine Lilly Rid Button, Langtry patent
Ladies' Fine Lilly Kid Button, fOxed. square toe
Ladies' Fine Pebble Goat Button, heel and spring
hecI 81 50
Ladies' Extra Fine Pebble Goat BUTTON French
Kid button fly, Stitched edges Waukenphast
Ladies' Fine French Kid button, stitched edges,
Waukenphast bottom, fine winter shoe. 81 90
Ladies Fine French Kid Button, Langtry patent
Misses Fine Kid Button. heel spring heel 81 so
Misses Pebble Goat Button. heel and spring heel
Misses Extra Fine Pebble Goat button heel and
spring heel. French Kid ny, waukenphast
DailoIl 81 %
Misses Fine Kid Button, foXed, square toe and
patent leather tips ......... 50 90
Misses Pebble Grain, heel and spring, tip
80 ana pain -.-...........-..S1 so
Child's Fine French Kid button. heel and spring
ChiId's Pebble Goat Button, heel aud spring
ChiId's Extra Fine Pebble Goat Button. heel and
sPrng heel, French Kid button ny. Wauken-
phast bottom. ...............SI rs
Childs Fine Kid Button heel and spring heel 81 rs
ChlId's Pebble Grain Button, heel aud spring
heel, tip and plain -............... 81 Is
Infants Fine KID $50. ..........75c
infants french KID 81 W
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~ leoupon) Bonds, l1S1s; $1,000 s va H"na
100: so Preside X r, 27Ia. 's D'hus'
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out cupfuls to each weakened man as he
staggered in."-Page SO, Vol. 1.
"One Madi managed to crawl near my
tent. He was at once borne to
fire and laid within few inches of it, and
with the addition of pint of hot broth
made from the Liebig Compdny'S Extract Of
Meat we restored him to his senses."-
VoL II, Page IS.
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.

In Pacific standard Time. Computed by THoMA,
1ENSESr Chronometer and Instrumeas
Maker, Is Market street