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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-07
FINAL H0NORS.
Funeral Services over tho Remains of
the Late Mrs. Hewes.

Funeral Services over tho Remains of
the Late Mrs. Hewes.
The funeral services over the remains Of
the late Mrs. David Hewes were held yes
terday afternoon In the Stanford residence.
on California street, where large gather
ing Of relatives and friends was present TO
pay the last hOnorS to the dead.
The services were conducted by Rev. Dr.
Mackenzie, assisted by Rev. q. S. Abbott
of Oakland. The music was by the First
Presbyterian Church choir.
After the reading of appropriate psalms
and the rendering Of solemn music Rev. Dr.
Mackenzie delivered the eulogy, in which
be spoke feelingly Of the Christian character
OF the deceased, her extensive charities and
her deep reverence for the Word of God.
Rev. MIR. Abbott then offered a prayer.
and with closing hymn the ceremony was
over.
In the absence of Mrs. Stanford the chief
mourners were Mr.. Hewes and Mrs. Hewes'
two brothers, Ariel and Charles Lathrop,
and their families. The honorary pail
bearers were: Messrs. A. n. Towne.
Stephen i. Gage, Charles Holbrook, John
w. Ailyne, DR.. Ii. w. Hardness, Captain
\. L. Smith, Mr.. Haviland and Colonel
Gray.
The remains will be forwarded Tomorrow
to Albany, n. y. for interment In the fam
lily burial plat at Mrs. Hewes' former home.
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-Set cash prices are: Family extras
81 4o@4 so: Bakers extras, 81 1904 Is: superEne.
50 e0@3 2 Dbl
wHEAT-Continnes featureless at the old prices
No. /, 81 3391 SdI4 = ctl; choice, 81 371s y ctl;
lower grades. 81 1901 3324 extra choice for mill
Ing. sl 4O9l 42ls " ctI for New.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL. SEssIoS-l0 o'clock-Buyer December
200 tons. 81 IS.
REGULAR MonNrNe SESSION Buyer August
200 tons. 81 81 IA; 100. 81 37Ss; 100. 81 37Ia.
Buyer Decemoer-200, 81 43; 1900, 81 APIS. Seller
BARGiY-Iutares declined yesterday, but spos
prices were undistnrbed. No. Feed, 90 1sc y ctl:
choice bright do essa 9s5c; dark Coast, s7isSsoe:
80; lower grades, 9ocpSl 10 p ctL
CALL BOARD sALEs
informal SEssroN-lo o'cocx--No sales.
REGULAR MORNING SkssIoN-SeIIer '95 new
700 TONS 99s4e 800, s3ssc; 200. s3Iac; spot,
new-l00, s3lsc; Deoenber-loo. ss24c.
as foowsi Fair 20 good, 81 25@l 80; common.
81 l21s@1 20; Black. 81 l21a@l 40 q ctl. old Oats
choice TO fancy. 81 421a@i 90; Gray, 81 81 1a@
O0RN : Weak and neglected. Large Yellow.
White. 81 s7lsDi 42Is = ctI. ''s'A '074'
RYE-Quotations have dropped to sl so@l 1914
ported that shippers bearing the in order
to get prices down TO q profitable shipping point.
els 50 for outside brands.
MIDDLINGs-Lowsr at $20@2o so p ton.
CHOPPED fEED-Quoted ut S2O9p2l a ton
HAY-Reeeipts continue very heavy aud the low
prices still prevail. Glover. $5@I0 Barley. sos:
RIVER Barley, xo4bi AilalfH, $19Si wheat, $50
II 60: Oat, $SGD8 so: Wheat and Oat, $S91l y ton.
STRAW-Quoted at 40ee5sc y bale
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Rolled Barley, $40 so
OIL 90 q ton The mills sell Oilcake Meal ut $50
p ton net; Rye Flour, 3s4 y 10; Rye Meal, 3I4e
Graham Flour, 314c: Oatmeal, 41sc; Oat GroHts
&c; Cracked Wheat, sac; Buckwheat Flour, 5@2
b1ac: Pearl Barley. 3is@ybc = 10
SEEDS->ew yellow Mustard IS quoted at 36n
314c: Brown Mustard. 50 1905; Flax, 81 1902 37Ia
p cti; Imported Canary, SS@3 IS; Alfalfa, lOc;
Rape, ga Csc; Hemp, 3s4@14c; Tim othy. 5Iac y 10.
DRIED PEAS-Nies, 81 30@l 20 q cti; Green,
81 5o@2; Eastern Green, 81 10; Blackeye. 81 500
j 81 y ctl: Split Peas. 415151sc y ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ut 81 rs y ell.
CORNMEAL. ETC.-Table Meal, yla04c u n:
Feed Corn, S30e131: Cracked Corn, $50 5OaSl SO
u ton; Homfny 4la@5c p u.
BEANS shipment Of 1000 etls Limas to New
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ONE WAY TO COLLECT.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Tobin Pursues n Debtor Wit
Cowhide.

Mrs. NJ. Il. Tobin Pursues n Debtor With
Cowhide.
II. Ii. Baker, clerk, went to the old CITY
Hall yesterday and swore out warrant for
the arrest of Mrs. NJ. Z. Tobin on charge
of disturbing the peace. With his wife
Baker lived some tine in Mrs. Tobin's lodg-
ing-house at 119 Fourth street. They left re-
Gently and Mrs. Tobin demanded payment for
some furniture which she claimed Mrs. Baker
had broken. Baker repudiated the claim
and refused to pay the damages He heard
nothing more of the matter until Friday
when Mrs. Tobin entered the Office at 500
Commercial street. where he is employed.
She again demanded payment for the
broken furniture, and upon Bakers refusal
to settle she began to strike him on the
shoulders with a horsewhip. Several men
IN the Office interfered, and Mrs. Tobin was
prevented from intlieting further punish
ment with the eowhide. That is why Raker
wants the woman arrested
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RIEHLS LONG SWIM.
he Dolphin Boating Club to Common
orate L. To- Day.

The Dolphin Boating Club to Comment
crate L. To-Day.
Readers of THE CALL who can trace
their residence In San Francisco back to
1882 will doubtless remember the fate of
the ship Eseambia, which. in the summer
of that year, capsiZed outside of the heads
and went TO the bottom with all her crew
The tragic event made deep impression at
the time upon DIR. L. w. +. Rieh, and on
August 6 following the Escamba's loss he
determined TO prove to the world that had
the sailors been able to swim they could
have saved themselves from death.
Taking advantage of a chcppy sea in
order 10 make the conditions as nearly like
those in which the drowning sailors found
themselves. DR.. Riehl, in his usual street
dress. Including heavy overcoat, threw
himself into the bay from the Government
wharf al Black Point, and after divestiDg
himself OF his clothes struck out for Oak
land pier, almost 10 miles of. After a hard
struggle against wind and wave he reached
the wharf IN 3 hours and 10 minutes, and
was then assisted TO shore by members Of
the Dolphin Club, who had followed the
daring swimmer in their barge. AS the dis
lance covered by the doctor was nearly
twice the distance the Escambia's crew
would have had to swim, he believes he
settled the fact that the unfortunate sail
0rs lost their lives through tie neglect of
mastering the useful art.
The Dolphin Club at the next business
meeting following the doctors swim elected
him TO honorary membership. To-day they
will hold a reception at their clubhouse to
commemorate the feat of which they were
Interested spectators decade ago.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
SATURDAY, August 8.
Stmr Greenwood Carlson. II hours from Point
Arena; 61l5 ties. to L Z White
Stmr Silver Spring, Higgins, 81 hours from HUI
eneme; produce, 70 Higgins & Collins.
Stmr Truckee. Smith, so hours from TfIlsmook
Bay: lumber. to Truckee Lumber Co.
Brig ConsuelO, jacobson, 81 days from Kahuiuf:
pass and 1884 bags sugar, TO J d Spreckels Bros
Schr Robert and Minnie, O'Farrel. 4S hours from
Humboldt; 1872 # lumber. to q HawIey
Sailed.
SATURDAY, August 6
Stmr Humboldt Edwards, Eureka
Domestic Ports.
NAVARRo-Arrived Aug 6-Stmr Newsboy from
San Pedro -
Foreign Ports.
1NERPoOI- Sailed Aug 4-Ger bark Hacx-
field. for Honolulu.
QUEENSrowN-Sailed-B bark Belmont for
Bristol. ~
coLoN-sailed Aug 3-stmr Columbia, for New
York ~ W"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS July 25-Br bark Clan.
garry, for Victoria. "
NALPARAISO-In port june IO-Gernan h.-S
Mimi, for Puget Sound. ~
SYDNEY-Arrived prior to Aug 5-Nor bark Ur-
sus Minor, from Burrards Inlet.
Importatious
uENEME-Per Silver Spriug-3774 SKIS barley
z323 sSs beans, IL bis wool, l coon chtckens
F 'at Iruekee-lo0 es canned goods,
a PCS o1s eastlt gs. / lounge. pail candy.
# lumber. - ee' wv ~
Consignees.
Per Silver Syringe Dingley q Co; Thomas 4
mann; Dalton Bres; Christy Wise.
Per Understanding Packing Co: Edison LIGHT
anu Power Co: Baker q Hamilton; Truckee Lurn.
Der Co; Veryalin Il Rowe.
For Late Shipping L1tetttoence see Second Paos
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DR.. Halls SECOND TRIAL
Judge Murphy Fixes 1t for the 12ih of
Next September.

Judge Murphy Fixes 1t for the 12ih OF
Next September.
In Judge Murphy's court yesterday morn
ing the date Of the second trial Of DR.. S. H.
Hall on charge Of murder for having, it is
alleged, caused the death OF Ida Shadd0ck
by criminal operation, was fixed for Sep
tember Il next. Ida Shaddock, it will be
remembered, was placed on a Southern
Pacific passenger train in dying condition
by Dr. Hall, and the girl expired in great
agony at BeDicia.
A posi-mortem examination revealed the
fact that she had been horribly mutilated.
DR.. Hall, after tie newspaper reporters
had ferreted him ont, made statement to
the Chief Of Police concerning his connec
ton with the case, and on his first trial one
or two OF the jurors failed to agree In the
verdict Of conviction the majority sought TO
bring
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Shining Notes.

The steamer Umatilia sails to-day for Victoria
add Puget Sound. The willamette Valley fans que
from Yaqulna Bay, Pomona from Humboldt Bay,
Hattie Gage from Eel River. Santa Rosa from San
Diego and Gypsy from the Salinas River
Tomorrow the Grandholm sails for Victoria aud
Nanaimo. Emily for Coos Bay aud Los Angeles for
Newport. The City OF Pueola falls due from Vic
toria aud Puget Sound and the Truckee from Port
land.
The Kenmore takes for Cork 45,lS4 centsls
Wheat valued at $62.14l.
The British iron ship Lord Shaftesbury, 227 :;
tons, is chartered for Wheat to United Kingdom,
Hayre, Antwerp or Dunkirk. 25S
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California Fruit.

CHICAGO Aug t. - Porter Brothers Company
sold to-day carloads OF California Fruit as follows
Bartlett Pears. 81 1892 40: Early Crawford
Peaches, g5ceDsl 30; Foster Peaches, 81 40; Wash
ington Piums. al 55@l rs; half crates Muscat
Grapes. 81 $500 25; half crates Rose de Perus
81 go; half crates Fontainebi-aus, 81 35@1 55;
Decker Peaches. 81 269I 50; Tuscan CIings. 81 as ;
Kelsey Japan Plums, s2&2 so; Nectarines. SIG
Is: German Pruues 80 1892 %; Gross Prunes
81 sOG2 20. Columbia Plums, 81 1901 95; Peach
P1umS. So 20.
The Earl Fruit Company realized the following
prices for California Fruit sold AT auction to-day:
Fartlett Pears, 81 3092 40: Gross PrGnes,
81 60Gl 80; Hungarian Prunes, 81 So: Egg PiumS.
81 IS; Early Crawford Peaches, 81 1901 20: Cen
tennial Pea heS. 81 IS half Fontaia ebleau
Grapes 81 5CG1I IS Muscats. 81 so.
MISSEAPoLIs, Aug. o. - Porter Brothers Com
pany sold to-day carloads or California Fruit.
Bartlett Pears. So 1902 40; Peaches 81 1891 80;
Plums. 81 $500 40.
NEW YoRK, Aug 8. - Porter Brothers Com
pany sold soday carloads Of California Fruit.
BARTLETT Pears. 81 s5G3: Early Crawford Peaches,
81 1901 10: Foster Peaches. 81 1901 55. Red
Peaches. 81 300I 40: half crates Sweetwater
Grapes, 81 rs: Decker Peaches. 81 20al 70: Gross
Prunes 1891; German Prunes, 81 1902 65; Egg
Plums 81 5092 rs: Bradshaw PlumS. 50 25@a3;
Quaekenooss Plums, ~ IS; Purple Duanes 81 IS;
ked Neetarines.Sl 1901 40; White Nectarines soc.
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success, She and her husband have learned
the language OF the natives. and are now
reducing it TO writing. There are two mis-
slonary stations in the territory, to each of
which FIVE ministers are attached. Mrs.
Kibueh describes the Eskimos as filthy.
ignorant and superslitious, but peaceful and
IL
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DELINQUENT Taxes,

W. A. Nicholson. special counsel for the
collection of delinquent taxes. yesterday
made his report to the Board of Supervisors
He has collected delinquent taxes amounting
to S544 Oh for the years 1884, 1885 and 1856,
and hopes soon to collect S4535 81 due from
the Schillaber estate. the courts having de-
cided delinquent taxes to that amount due
upon the property.
Attention is also called to the suits pend
ing against the Western Union Telegraph
Company In the Supreme Court for delin-
quent taxes. These suits involve q large
sum OF money claimed 70 be due the city
and county.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Weak ana dull Caleuttas. 57sa6I4c; San
Quentin. 614c: Wool Bags 3e03Sc. '''
CoRDAGE-Pure Manila Rome l2c n N. 10
IN thread. iSaae; and thread. 13c; Bale Rope IL
@ ztac: mixed Manila Bale Rope, l0ISe: tSrape-
vine Irvine. 12c In balls aud coils: Hon Twine
idtfc; Lathyarn. lie; sisa Duplex rope slac:
lEthread. Ioc. D and do, l0Iac; Duplex Bale
rope, &c q 10; Sisal Bale rope 9eOsise Dnplex Hon
Iw,ne Shse: Grapevine Twine. balls or coils I0Isc;
Lathyarn. S15c q 10.
sALMoN-AiasSan Fish. 81 1901 1919 for King
Silver. y y
suGAR-The western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash; Cube, Crushed. Powdered
anu Fine Crushed, all 55se D 10; Dry eranulated.
4zse; Magnolia. 4ssc; Extra C. 41sc: Golden G.
4ssc ID, 414e 10: half bbs. 14c than bbls
aud boxes FAC mora
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There were only 80 deaths from all causes
in this city and county last week. the small
est number during any week of the present
year and as less Than the deaths during the
CORES ponding week last year Among the
principal causes of death consumption is
credit with 10. diphthera s. typhoid fever
a, heart disease 7 and iuanitiun q
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A Bank Tor Rndan.

The Secretary Of State has authorized the
incorporation of the Bank Of Rodeo at
Rodeo. Contra Costa County, California.
Authorized capital. $500 coo; incorporates,
Wilson, r. NJ. Huffman and L. Il. Cushman.
A meeting will be held on Monday next to
elect officers and perfect the organization.
The new bank will commence business with
i laid-up capital of 100000
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L. c. Friedlander. secretary of the San
Francisco Produce Exchange. has origin ated
a novel design for the forthcoming exhibit
for the Worlds Fair. From an ornamental
c0Tnice hang sIken banners on which. in
gilt letters, cereal, agricultural and kindred
statistics will he displayed. This exhibit
will be shown at the State Fair, subse-
quently at the Mechanics Pavilion next
winter and finally al The " orld,s Ear.
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4 German Lecture.

Tie German Branch of the Young Mems
Christian Association. located on the upper
floor OF the Y. 81. C. 4. building, 232 Suffer
street. cordially inyits German-speaking
young men tn the gospel meeting held every
Sunday afternoon at ) O'Clock Rev. Aug
Helnhaus Of the Evangelical Church Will
deliver short lecture this afternoon
There viii be special singing
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The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports 10
failures In ths Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the week ending yesterday. compared with
l6 for the previous week and 81 for the cOrre-
spondi ing week OF 1891.
The failures for the past week are divided among
the trades follows: boots and shoes z sa-
looms, hotels, grocer, clothing and l general
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Found the Parasites

Albert Koeble, an entomologist, who has
been In Australia seeking insects that will
destroy fruit pests, has returned and is now
at h's home in Alameda. He secured n
numoef0t insects, which will be propagaied
here and in Los Angeles.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SATURDAY EVENING. August 8.
skux or THE NARKErx

SATURDAY EVENING. August 8.
SUMMARY THE MABKErA
Silver still lower.
Grain Bags weak.
Bran and Mlddlings declined
Wheat dull.
Barley futures lower
Oats firmly held.
Corn neglected.
Rye being forced down.
Lima Beans moving briskly.
Hay in heavy receipt
Potatoes rather firm.
Onions plentiful.
Butter and Eggs unchanged.
Poultry nominal.
Fresh Fruit unchanged.
Dried Fruit quleter and easier.
Vegetable market heavily supplied.
Sales OF new Walnuts
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ChristianifIng tho Eskimos.

Mrs. j. II. Kibuch, Morayian missionary
who has labored among the Alaska Eskimos.
is now in this city and reports that her
iabors among the diminutiye Inhabitants of
the land Of Ice have been crowned with
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street Railroad Ma,,.rs

The order granting the Ferries and Cliff
House Il illWay Company the right to lay
track on Bay street has been signed by
Mayor Sanderson and the work of CON,
strnction will be commenced at once.
There is some talk Of extending the Sut-
ter-street road from Central avenue to the
ocean.
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AeaiDst the Utves

Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock the Citi-
zens' League will hold another meeting in
METROPOLITAN Hall for the purpose Of dis
cussing the above question. A number of
good speakers will address the meeting. and
the male choir Of the Church of the Advent
will sing
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PHILIP KENNEDY & CO.
Southwest Corner Of Market and Fifth Streets.

report ana good local buying. Cables were lower.
Receipts. 154. 600 bushels; shipments, l4T,OGO
bushels. Rye 66c Barley, SIC.
CHICAGO. Aug 6.-Wheat-Cash. 1886. Corn
52c PORK - Sl2 80. Lard - 81 90 Ribs -
s. OIL Mhlsky-sl
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English wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 6.-The spot market Is dull
at Is Cargoes firm SIS Sd for on
coast 34s Sd for just shipped and GAS Cd for nearly
due
FUTURES
Tie Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No 2 Red Winter: Au-
gust 6s 71ad: September. Gs cad; October 6s I'd
November. Us I'D; December. Is 71Gd
sECURITiES
LONDON. Aug. q. = Consols. 967s; Silver
3Ss4d: Rentes, 93f 37Hsc
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Rank Clearin~S.
The Weeks Failures.

Local bank clearings last week 81 q, 0S5.-
405. against slsOs6,73 for the same week last
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Hops are quiet; medium, 22@2sc.
Chicago Markets..

CHICAGO. Aug. 9. - Wheat opened steady ana
unchanged to 1sc higher. and the DAYS fluctuations
were confined TO Sac range, and the close was sst1
1ac higher. The frmness mainly due to the
strength 10 Corn. discourssing Kansas State crop
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A BRILLIANT WOMAN.
Head Of the Women's Hall OF the Chicago
University.

Mrs. Alice Freeman Palmer, after nego-
tiations extending over several weeks, has
accepted an offer to become head of the
woman's department of the University Of
Chicago. Her title will be advisory dean
She declined the offer of this position. it is
said, when it was first made by President
Harper on the ground that the climate of
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NEW YORK. Aug. Elm the stock market DEAL
Ings were almost entirely professional. with
dropping tendency la prices. the whole list being
down for fractional amounts. The close was DUH
heavy and at the lowest figures OF the
day Governments DUH and steady. Petroleum
PENNSYLVANIA September closed at 53asc.
NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-United States Bonds AZ
1854: do. 2's 100; Northern Pacific, 2ls4 Cana
dian Pacihc. sSIs Central facnc. 80: Onion Pa
cine. ss31: Atehison anu Santa Fe, $685.: Wells
Fargo 1A2: western Union. s714; Silver, S4ssc;
Sterling. - s71atd4 81
sf2 So sugar, 2 1l-l6a31sc. Hons - Pacific
Coast 2O026c Hides. 1Sc. Copper-Lake SlI so
Tin-spot. $40 10. Lezd-Domestic, 81 10 Iron
slo. Petroleun-Pennsyivania September. 533sc
Hops are quiet: medium, 22@23c.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
sugar-Sfeady, firm and unchanged.
Coffee-Weak at q 10 points decline. Sales
90 $50 bags. August, Si2 50; September, $l2 SIS ;
october, 81 60.
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ireeo
attended o
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SSsEzs 1 - Trial of Or. Judds
lN E@ ~ ~ Electric Belts and Bat
80 ksszSY III So teries Combined. Sent
81 . "A ~ - to anyone on trial free
~ Costs nothing 20 try them. VIII cure you Give
u Size. Agents wanted. DIR. JUDD. Detroit, Mich
ielS cod ~
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No cure, money refun led. Manufactured by
EMILE JEHNE Is Rue de la PAX. Paris.
Agent, SANFORD s. PR0SSER, Druggist,
1e16 ThSuTu IF III Grant avenue, 5. +.
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MORPHINE, OPIUM 8 COCAINE HABIT.
A POSITIVE CURE.
PASTEUR'S ANTINARCOTIC

The only preparation which
IS purely a neryile, relleg-
Ing ali the pangs OF agony
when the habit comes on.
without any narcotic or
slim ulating effects.
II IS not a substitute ike
other cures, but a perfect
sntidote.
Eighteen patients havs
been treated within the lasg
sixty days, seventeen sue
eessfully.
Treatment consists o. six
numbers, IS each: on com
-
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Portland's Business.
Exchange and Bullion.

PORTLAND. Or. Aug 6.-Ciearances. $4,000
balances, SS4 geo.
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Eg-TAKE GOOD
BARGAINS DEPARTMENTS
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales In the San Francisco
stock Beard vest eTday;
IFCVEAR sFssIoN-p 30 A. NJ
500 ADdes.....25 $50 II A y ..... So so y is
so BeIchr .-- 80 100 New O.. 20 II SO .l 90
200 b & Il. ..l.sUiIJO OBhir.... ga 200 Union 90
100 CboIisE... SIS 100 Oyerm.. so 50 Utah "a
100 g & G. 95l5Q POIOsi..... so lOg FJackL AK
200 II & Loo
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENN ENr Chronomsss- aud
Instrument Maker, California Stress
Sign OF the w hden SllInr.
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Burning, Itching, TOnuring

Eczema, salt rheurn, pimples, boils, blotches.
ulcers and sores are promptly and easily cured
by the use Of
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and an art. People who speak the truth
among such tribes would be pronounced
monumental liars. Hence there is nothing
improbable in the story that when Stanley
explained to a group of Africans that he
had not even one wife the simultaneous ex-
clamation was, what a splendid liarw
Spencer has good theme for comment on
the degree to which lying goes on in di-
plomacy, politics. business, stocks and rail-
road management Perhaps il the truth
were told on all occasions the world would
be nm haarabIa
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-07
san Franclseo ,reat Mark,t.

san Francisco Meat Market.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality. 5S51ac: second quality
412c third do, 31204c.
VEAL-Large. 81 @t6c: small Calves, 6L5@7e
MUTTON-Wethers. 7@S719e; Ewes, 7c
LAMB-Spring, SG9e ? n.
PORk-Live Hogs, 514 353sc 2 10 for heavy and
medium grain-fed; stock Hogs, 4s4 GOO; dressed DO
T1a9Sc 9 ID
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-07

80 Cal Electric Lighs. l71z: 10 do. 17ss; so do b
3, 49, go do, 10: 10 II Gasltght. IL.
street-ls0 Cal Electric Light, II; so Bank OF
California. 26l.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-07

OCEAN STEAMERS.
bates of Departure From San Francisco.