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The morning call., 1893-07-30
THE OARSMEN.
Local SculIers Will Row at Sacra-
r,aarfo eta nh1Iexr Tnac<od

MISUNDERSTANDING 1OdStCus
The Pacific Coast Rowing Association has de-
cided TO take part in the races which will be
held at Sacramento during the fair week.
for the contests
The wires conveyed news from the East on
Friday that Gaudaur had agreed to row the
champion OF the world on any course distance
three miles with turn. II looks as II Gaudaur
and Stanbury understood each other pretty
well by this time.
TIL Canadi IN is of the opinion that since he
defeated Hanlan he will find backing to row the
Australian. Such may PROVE true, as all fools
are not dead yet
Oarsmen who are now trying 10 create interest
and excitement:
Gaudaur and Stanbury remind me verv
much of couple OF schooiboys, wh0 first TAX
reach, defy each other to dislodge the chip they
carry a-sbOnlder. SLanbury says he has de-
post OF $500 with that most estimable gentle.
mon. Richard X, FOX, whom. strange to say.
every respectable sportsman shnns. and
Gaudaur has, know, the same amount up with
the sporting editor Of the Globe. whom every
respectable sportsman Is proud TO number
among his acquainfances. So far Gaudaur has
offered the Australian about everything pos
sibe. II Will be remember ed that l found
fault with Jake. or rather expressed the opin-
ion that he might consent to row three miles
Stanbury instead OF backing up his own
proposition by signing articles and at
tending to the prelminaries, raises
places himself IN the hands OF a fakir who
issues challenge to men who hold no cham
pionship, arrauges several "harneys," more
politely known as exhibition races. aud gem
tst with stable of piebalds. Neither
Hanlan nor OConnr so behaved himself In
Australia. Poor TricSett did Infinitely
The morning call., 1893-07-30
Produce Market.


FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras. - 1904 70: Bakers extras $404 20;
superfne So 90@3 80 p Dbl.
WHEAT-Who would have thought few years
ago that strictly No. / Wheat would ever sell at
81 1919 IN this market? Yet that 10 what 1t did
yesterday. and che market was dull and de-
pressed at that: worse than that 1t is the
general belief that pr ces Will go still lower,
as the Eastern markets seem to have no
ouoIable at 81 1919 y crl choice, 81 1884 y ctl
lower grades. 81 ~: extra choice for milling
u lo@l 20 y ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-lO o'clock December
200 tons, 81 25: lO0 81 25Is, TOO 81 25A.
REGULAR MORNING SESSION - December-6OO
tons, 81 2o1a; 1900. 81 26ss. Seller 1913. new
BAKLEY-Futures were off lc again yesterday
and the spot market was dull and weak. No.
Coast. 72I2973s4o; Brewing 9Oc@sl O21a p ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-lO o'clock-December-SUO
tons. S514c; $780, $3.50. Brewing. October-10o.
REeuLAk MORNING IoN-December-I0
tons, sasyc; 500, soAc; 100. se>sc- Seller 49,
oATs-pull asa UNCHANGED. White ar. quot.
able at 81 oo.Sl 20 for common to fair and q rs
g ~ f.s si fST E0sa 70
81 Ob@l 10; Surprise. $l 4o@l As = ctl; New
trade was dulI. Large yellow: scSssIsss;, small
hp EYH-pa p~ at q SsSl IS es '0S''0
BRAN-QYoted at SIT 5o@ls SO y ton for the
0esT tEs at ssa
CHOPPED FEED-HiRher at SIT 6O0lS 6O o
bound Hay sells $l@2 " ton below the quota
tions. Wheat, $lO@l2: Wheat and Dat. S9@l1:
ss .sn @. SOC, ssS9 S q, . ..aana
cutting; Clover. $s@l1: Compressed. sS@l0 50;
STR sTKxW W. u ted At 4oo5oc p bale.
sI8@I9 p ton; Oilcake Meal, s32 so p ton whole
n; Rye Meal. &c p n Graham Flour. SCI Oat.
meal. 4Asc u 10: Oat Groats. sc: Cracked wheat.
s3sc; Enekwhsas Flour; DC; Pearl Barley y. Aa@
cans. IS; Breakfast Delight y case Of doz pack
Brown Mustard. nominal: Flax. 81: Domestic Ca
California and roc fox Utah; Timothy. sac; Rape.
DRIED PEAs-N ominal; Split Peas. &c = ID.
BuCKwHtAT.9not.d at 81 7b@ ne,a
10: Feed Corn. sas 5oe21: Cracked Corn, s2s
ga so p ton: Hominy, 41s04s4c p ID.
adass' Prices lower s again Basos 81 ssss Is: Pea,
81 5O@2 IS: Large white. 81 1892 20: Small
White. 90 5000 80: Pink. sos 10; Reds. ~ 100
2 80; Limas, 81 Su@2 10; Buffers " so9l 20 y
rATOEs-Demoraiization stili characteristics
the market. sweets. 81 ga 2c . 10: 9Arnet
Chies. 6o@60c p ctl Peerless. sacks, 800 BOO;
Early Rose, in boxes 40@60c; In sacks. 4095Uc;
Burbanks. 50@75c p cti in boxes and 3s@75c in
sacks.
ONIONs-The market keeps on down bill. Reds,
4U@6Oc p crl; Silversk,ns. 6OG086c . cti.
BUTTER he market closed the week firm, but
not overbrsk. Fair to choice Creamery ID quot
able at 221s@24c "a N; Dairy, squares. 2l@
221 p ID: fancy Dairy rolls. 2l@22Lac: g0od
to choice. l71a@20c: common to fair. l5@l7c:
store Butter l21a@l4c. Eastern ladlepacked.
l7@lSc y 10.
CHEESE-Firm all around Good to choice mild
new, 9OlOc: ordinary. 70sc; Young Americas. ~
Ole: Eastern. 1At0l6c y b.
POUL1RY-Dull. weak and unchanged Live
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HANDBALL.
An Inducement That Will Be Of
fered Casey. LaWiOr and Jones.

The number of corpulent men who have re-
Gently taken 10 handball as means OF reducing
flesh is astonishing.
A peep into the San Francisco handball court.
on Howard street, near Fifth, will satisfy any
man Of doubtful mind that OF all athletic games
handbal is just the kind OF sport that Will take
off flesh quickly.
On tuesday last four men were playing bail
as II their very lives depended upon The result,
The perspiratiOn rolled of their auatO mics IN
large beads, but they did not seem to nina 1t so
great was the interest they manifested in this
grand outdoor pastime. When they had fin.
isbed rubber one OF the players said, in an.
swer to the question: DO you consider the
game rather Violent for men not accustomed to
handbali?" We'll that all depends upon The
players and how they play
"a man not accustomed 10 the game can in
jure his constitution by an OveIiDduig.nce in
The sport, We. l have 10 learn OF h-ndbaIl.
pl yer who ever experienced bad results accru.
ing from the game"
The speakers partner, who weighed 21O
pounds. when asked for his opinion said: My
first game Of handbal laid me up Tor two or
three days. Every bone IN my body ached ana
i thought that IL was bad case OF rheumatism.
! concluded that had all | wanted OF Dall-play-
ing and would give tho courts wide berth.
Well, l rapidly got over my tired aud sore
feelings and being naturally very corpu-
lent as you can see I determined to give
the game another trial. as my first al
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Turkeys Quotable at 15@18c for Gobblers aud Is
@l7c for Hens: Geese, PAIR. SOL Is; Ducks $50
o. y dozen: 40 Old, s6@s 80 n doz; Fryers. s4@5:
dozen for small: Pigeons. 81 1901 so y dozen
GAME-Nominal.
re s-Dea ers report choice ranch steady, but
en- quotabfr at 2U@2lc p dozen; common to good
0r S.s
at zoe; Duck Eggs. s2c ? doz.
HONEYEPricss are wesser ,gain. Trnds is dull
SAC q h; light amber extracted. 4s4 0bc ID;
! dark amber extra ted, 41ac.
ORCHARD FRGIfs-S improv' ment in any
description. ne market is overstooked with
Apples are in good supply Red Neetarines
25@4oc . boz: Watermelnns, $Io@2O . 100;
Cantalou es $lQl rs p crate for NAcaviiie and
81 5u@2 IS "a crate for River: Crabapples.
40@a0c - box; Plums. 2c@5oc y box: reaches.
foTy. so5Se % b. . any 5@sec and lac
= n IL ni,K, Cherry PIums. 2o@3Oc = drawer and
y K In bulk: Apples. sS@ssc px; Pears. 3sSa SOC;
Bartlerts 6O@l65c D bn1 for No. and 25@4Oc fer
S Mo- Cherries sgeS:i Black Fig; So4G
Figs s5@40c p box
BERRIES. ETC-The low prices still rule.
Raspberries 81 SOFAS; Strawberries $5@S p chest
for ioneworths and IS 5uaa p chest for large ber-
tyr GRAPEsNMuseats ia are slow at ss@s5c nox.
Swsetwaters and Fontainebleaux are dull at 2Ot0
M5Uc q box: Black Cranes. 50075C.
CITRUS FRUITS-Califoruia Lemons are lower
snd very dull. Oranges. $l@l 50 for common
Seedlings and 5O@2 y box for Mediterra-
mean Sweets: Sicily Lemons -: California
Lemons. Sl@l rs for common and 81 50@2 so
p box for gooa to choice: Mexican Lines. So
"a: Bananas, 81 50@2 so y bunch; Pineapples,
s. 5c@3 y dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-New Bleached Peaches, 6(07e:
a a.ssy . s 5sse H. 1s. s' Re
@6c: 1892 Prunes. 61a@7c for small and s@sc for
large migrated: pitted p ums. S@ec: Grapes. &c
for frsts an 30 for seconds ;snS-dred Peaches
4@6c y 10: bieached Peaches 7609c u IL: eyapo-
rated apples. in boxes sasise p 10: snn-dried
Apples. =; Pears. 714Qgsc q 10 FOR evaporated:
PIGS. 1850 for pressed and s@31ac q ID tor un.
KAIsINs.we quote layers at 81 25@1 SO p
eox; loose Muscatels' soc@$l 10 in boxes and 31a
NUtS-Pine Nuts are quotable at I21a@13c
p 10: walnuts. 5@7c for hardshell and - for
softshell: softshelI Almonds. 15@l6c: hardshell
DO, 70DSc p 10: paper-sheIi =: New Chile Wal
nuts SC y IL: Peanuts AGA 1Sc y 10 for domestic
Hickory Nuts 5@ec: Pecans. SO DC for rough
and lll 21ac for polished; Filberts, lO@lO1%c:
Brazil Nuts. s@ec . 10: Cocoanuts. s4@5 4 100
Observation-Disclosures and Corn lid rather
better yesterday. Egg Plant auotable at 50G975c
p box: Green Okra, 35@7ac . box: Green Corn.
5U06Oc % sack and 5G075c y crate: Ala.
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COURSING.
Oid-Time Sportsmen Will Meet at
Newark TODAY.

The old Warhorse In courSius, John Dugan
of Newark, Will be given testimonial benefit
to-day at Newark by his many friends. An ex-
cellent programme OF races has been arranged
for the occasion, and as frst-class dogs and
swift-runniHg hares will try conclusions over a
good field for racing the devOtecs OF the grand
old sport can certainly look TO a good days
amusement
On the way TO the coursing sward the Hon.
Thomas Brady and Judge Pennie have prom
ised 10 give their friends an Illustration
Of how the Judge swan his horse over \
slough leading TO the coursing fields OF MERGED
two years ago, and convinced young man
VINO sat alongside OF him that In case the latter
should drown he would see that his remains
would be conveyed to this city aud placed jim a
lot over which the grass would uever wither.
The slough is well remembered by ali SPORTS
men who have attended the old meetings. on
the famous coursing plains as pennies
Slough" Alter the Judge had safely plotted
his nervous friend across the dangerous WATER
ditch he waved bis old Dandanna over his head
To the tune u Never take the horseshoe from
the door"
John Grace has promised to give descripA
tive account, during luncheon. OF Tim Cronin'st
wonderful Jump over a blind slough, and mis-
desperate attempt 10 catch consumpiiye
coyote that stole chickens leg from Mr..
Cronin's sdecar while The latter was arguing
point on The merit. OF XII with Sir Patrick
Caravan within ear-range OF the Judge.
The American ri Id says: Coursing hare
over the Western prairies while mounted on
safely bicycle is positively tbe latest Thing We
have heard OF ~ the way of sport with the
saucy iackrabbit. and Judging from the expe-
Ilences Of W. f. Kirk. "a lie tells them In Ont
dnor Sports, II must be capital fun for tie hare.
MI. hirks story Is very amusing as he tells IL.
but tie c0urse-if Ii NAV be termed snch--is
pretty well summed up IN The following sen
tence: I'm three minutes that haze had tried
all points of The compass, throwing me out al
every turn; and we crossed the 70 AT
record breaking gait almost at the ponf where
! had ief IT, with the distance between us
Increased rather than diminished" In the
iuedntlnl" three wagon-loads Of picknickcrs
were screaming with laughter at Mr.. hirk's
Efforts, every man. woman aud child roofing
for The hare and dersively urging its pursuer 10
tide faster. The termination of this eccentric
Gu SO was decidedly abrupt ana Is best told in
the bicyclst's own words: II sDurted ,avageIy
and for a moment seemed In a fair way 10 ride
my game down. but then, with a suddrnncss
that could not dream Of rquailDg. Bier Rabbit
turned squaicy about At the verge of "a little
rain-wasEed gully tnai had failed TO take note
In Tune Will my wheel SHOT directly INTO II D
sending me sprawling on the hard earth bel
Yond.'' Row often has pusS effectively made
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12Oc p 10 for fair to choice
General Merchandtse.

BAGS-Calcurta, 6@61sc; Wool Bags. 30A@
32c.
CORDAGE-Pure Manila Rope. lO1ac p ID,
l2-thread. lie; 6 and thread. IL 1ac: hale Rope,
10Ha9 lc: mixed Manila Bale Rope. 91ac; Grape
vino Irvine. 1lbac In balls aud coils; Hop Twlne,
lie; Lathyarn, lO1ac Sisa Rope. Ice; i2-thr cad.
&c; and 8 do. 91ac 2 10: DUPLEX Rope, s1ac: -
thread. &c: and d :. 91ac: Duplex Bale Rope.
8mc: Sisal Rope. S1la@19c: Duplex Hop Irvine,
s12c; Grapevine Twine. balls or coils. 81ee; Larh-
yarn. 7Iae y 10.
SALMON Alaskan Fish. 1892. $ 1901 Is
for Red: Columbia River Fish, 1898, 81 1901 40
for Tails aud s 50@i SD for Flats.
SuGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 6s4c = 10; Dry 1ranuated.
6isc ID: CONFECTIONERY A. DC p 10; Magnolia.
Standard A. 51sc; half bills, 1sc more than b6ls.
and boxes Ioc more.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Last week was very dull one in mining shares
and prices showed decline of a few cents
Everything Is hanging fire pending the settlement
of the proposed reduction in expenses. The
Miners Union of Virginia City held meeting on
Friday evening and refused to accept the reduc-
tlon OF 81 per day, or So pay. The matter was
left open for further discussion, and it is gener
ally believed that the union would compromise
on % SO per day. Should the mining managers
s tand firm in their demand for reduction OF Is
per cent ali along the line and the union decline
to accept it, II is possible that work in tho mines
may be suspended. Further effort is to be made
with the union, and the stock-dealing public hope
that some agreement Will be arrived at soon.
The market opened very dull and heavy yester-
day and but 1850 shares OF stock, valued at $685.,
changed hands the regu ar call. Quito a little
demand was shown for Ophir and Con. CAL d.
Virginia at tho close OF Fridays business, but II
was absent yesterday, and these stocks sold at CSC
and II 20 respectively
NOTES.
The assessment ON the Exchequer will be delin-
Quent In the board on Tuesday.
The san Francisco Stock Exchange has voted
$500 TO the Mdwinter FAIR.
Silver remained unchanged Yesterday. selling at
693l In Now York and izlod in London.
In the Peerless the face OF the drift which Is be-
ing extended north from the main working shaft
on the 800 level, Is out 1856 feet and Is In quartz
for width from which some ore Is being extracted.
In the Crocker the south drift on the 800 level
has rsen extended to 971a feet during the week.
The face OF the drift is most all in good -ooking
copper aud iron-stained quartz with some fair ore
scattered through IL i'll lunches
In Belcher. on the 200 level from the top of
raise between crosscuts / and a west crosScut
was started. which Is ont 10 feet; the face shows
porphyry. Southeast crosscut on this same level
Is out 30 feet. 10 feet having been added during
the week; the face is in porphyry. On the $50
towel tho crosscut 100 feet north of the north
wiuze is being repaired On the 400 level tho
southwest crosscut is out 1857 feet 10 feet having
been made during the week; the face shows por.
phyry. The north DRIFT on the same Level is up IA
feet. 7 feet having been added during the week:
the face IS In pOrphyry. On the 600 Lowell the
work of cutting out the station has been going on
all the week. There has been ore hoisted dur
ing the week.
Following are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
The morning call., 1893-07-30
RAILROAD SHARES

GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE
Wheat-July 655se.
Flour-Steady.
Hops Firm and dull: State. common to choice,
1G@22c; Pacific Coast. 1e@2l1Ac.
Coffee-Opt!ons closed steady ana unchanged TO
points up. Sales. 200 bags, Including August.
$l5 55 September. SIS $50 10 b5. Spot Rio, nomi-
nal: No. Z, 1890
Sugar-Kaw. quiet and firm; fair refining. 3l4c:
centriugas, So deg test. SAG: refined duh and
l-l8@5lAc; cut loaf. 65s95 1a-l6c; crushed,
$500 1916; graduated. 3-l6@512c; CUBES,
57l6@55ac
Copper-Quiet Lake. $40.
Lead-Steady: Domestic. 81 40.
Tin-Closed steady: Straits $l8 80 bid $19
asked: plates quiet and steady.
Speter Steady; domestic, So IS.
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was ready for supper; aud that reminds me that
largr-m0uth bass, II dressed and cooked prop
efly, Is dish ut for the best of spOrt.men (and
no man deserves better. Skin your fish and
split down the back and remove backbone, and,
If you wish. The ribs. Then rub the TWO pi ces
OF pink flesh with pepper and SALT roll in flour,
or rather, STEW slowly In butter. Try II. But
don't COOK him with his skin on and bones in
and then blame me. AMPHIBIAN.
POueDkeepsie n Y
The morning call., 1893-07-30
MARKET REPORTS.
SATURDAY EVENING, July 20.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets

SUMMARY OF THE Markets
Silver steady.
Exchange unaltered.
Wheat sold at 81 l212.
Barley and Oats weak.
Corn ana Rye lower.
Ground Barley marx ed down.
CornmeI and Cracked Corr lower.
Chopped Feed advanced.
Hay steady.
Beans very dull.
Hams weak.
Potatoes demoralized. Onions lower
Butter and Cheese firm.
Eggs unchanged.
Poultry dull and weak.
Fruits in large supply.
Lemons weak and dull.
Green Corn and Tomatoes firmer.
Honey lower.
Beeswax frmer.
Decline in Berries.
The morning call., 1893-07-30

Deer shooting In some of the coast counties
Is now IN full blast. Sportsmen can send their
game TO this city during the open season.
The salmon fishing at Santa Cruz is on the
waue.
TIE athletes of the Olympic Club are In train
Ing for the championship games.
An open courslng meeting will be held to-day
at Newark.
Inc handball tournament on Howard street
VIII BE- continued to-day
Local oarsmen are training for the Sacra-
mento regatta.
The morning call., 1893-07-30
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. July 29.-There was smother bad break
in Wheat to-day. the price for September piunging
down to 6O14c. decline OF 21sc from the lowest
figure touched yesterday, which in turn was the
lowest point ever made en- the Board, which con-
tinued the gloomy financial outlook The selling
was for account of New York and local houses and
paid by theaShorts. An unfavorable New York
bank statement and the execution OF stop-loss
orders were tito principal factors in the decline.
At thu bottom some good buying orders came on
tho market and caused a reaction, and tho mark ct
closed comparatively steady at substantial re-
recovery. Receipts, $4,000 bushels; shipments
II 200 bushels
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wheat. weak: cash. b71ac; September. 81 lac.
Corn. lower: cash. 361sc: September, 393sc.
oats, lower; cash, 24c; september. 235sc. Pork.
easy; cash. $IS 10; September. $40 90. Lard.
easy; cash, 80 40; September. 50 ~. Ribs.
easy; cash, 81 10; September, 81 221a Rye. Ate.
Barley, nominal Flax. 81 10. Timothy % St@
The morning call., 1893-07-30
New York Markets..

NEW YORK, July 29.-The pr opposed action OF
the savings banks presidents. to require from de-
positors the sixty days notice clause had an I'M
favorable influence on stocks, and the declines at
the opening were 1a to 2 Chicago Gas opened
anywhere from Al TO Al. against AT at the close
yesterday. One sale of General Electric was at 80
the next at 80. The general market was unsettled
for time and prices declined ~ to B. the latter
In sugar. which subsequently, became steadier and
rallied L2@lM. 1t was feared the action of tho
savings banks presidents would check traaing, but
the contrary proved to be the case. stocks closed
frmer. with net declines for the day of to ga
Pullman Palace and Evansville aud Terre Hauto
were down g. Governments steady. Petroleum
neglected.
EXCHANGE MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call n0minally per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper, S@l2 per cent. Sterling exchange
was rrogular bankers bills, 81 SO94 81 for sixty
days: and g 821a94 sS for demand. Y. 5. AS
regular, $685.: do coupon. $lOS1a; Us regular.
96; Pacific 6's, $lO2: Silver. $3.50.
The morning call., 1893-07-30
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

A steam jet casts but a slight shadow.
but ii it Is given a charge Of electricity it
takes an orange brown hue and its shadow
Is very dark.
The morning call., 1893-07-30
San Francisco Meat Market.

Quotations are unaltered. Tho supply is about
Wholesale rates from slsug tsrers are follows:
BEEF-First quality. 5I2c p ID; second quality.
4A4@95c; third do. 31s@4c q. 10
VEAL - Large. 5(16c p 10; small Calves, 6@7c:
Dairy Calves, 71a6ISc p 10.
MUTToN-Wethers, 6@61ac; Ewes. 51a@6c
p 10.
SPRIN q LAMB-71a@S1Rc y 10
PORK-Live Hogs 5A@Bc for heavy and me-
dunn grain-fed: stock Hogs. &C p 10; dressed
do, Sts0GS34c u 10.
The morning call., 1893-07-30
Foreign Markets.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, July 29.-The spot market Is lower
at IS lOd. Carsoes are lower at 20 Is for OF
coast. 3Os for prompt shipment and 28s Cd Tor
nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the foil owing
Liverpool quotations for NO. 2 Red Winter: July
IS I'd: August, 5s 71sd; September. IS Sgd
October. 5s SAd November. IS l0Nd: Deeem-
ber IS I'D
SECURITIES.
LONDON. July 29.-Consols. 1894 Silver. 321ad;
French rentes, 97f 921ac.
The morning call., 1893-07-30
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived.
SATURDAY. July 20.
Stmr Excelsior. Higgins. 33 hours firm Hueneme:
produce. TO krlanger Il Galnger
Stmr Nackinaw. Littlsfeld, "a hours from Ia
coma: 1000 tons coal. to Co.
Stmr Alex Duncan. Smith, - hours from L6m-
poe: produce, to Goodall. Perkins q Co.
ship Columbia. elson, 61a days from Seattle
24OU tons coal. to Cornwall.
Schr Nertie Sundborg. johnson. 20 hours from
f ish Rock: 40 eds wood. to Heyman Il Mayer.
Schr Guide. Peterson, AZ hours from Coos Bay {:
lumber, to order.
Schr Chas f Falk. Anderson, 4 days from Grays
Harb0r; 400 NJ IT lumber to Slade Lumber Co.
Cleared.
SATURDAY. July 90.
Stmr Columbia. Bolles Astoria: Union Pacific
Railway Co.
ship J b Walker. Wallace. Liverpool: g W Nc
Near
Bark Allen. Thompson. Honolulu: WEIGH &
Co.
Bark Albert. Grifiths. Honolulu Williams. Di.
mond 4 Co.
schr Annie Larsen. White. Seattle; Geo DERRICK
& Co.
The morning call., 1893-07-30
BOARD SALES.

BOARD SALES.
Following were the safes In the San Frar cisco
Stock Board yesterday:
REGULAR MORNING SESSION % 30 A. N.
800 CC&v =. l.O5lOO Ophir :. $3.50 YJackt 40
300 Justice ...U5i 50 Potos,. 40
Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock
Roar avdo
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use OF this ruse on the plains OF Altcar and
snwhere and how often in consequence some
good greyhound has come a cropper Ia an open
drain anu lost the course.
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Rodeo Cattle Market.

RoDEo. Cal, July 29.-Report Union Stockyard
Company-Market steady. Prime stsers, So 409
10: cows. $202 20; Gamers, 81 1901 so.
Sheep-Good fat wethers. 81 SO@2 95; ewes
% $500 IS; lambs, $3 6O@3 rs.
C8lvss-$393 60
Hogs-Heavy e5 s60@5 80; light, IS 6O95 go
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MORNIN q SESSION.
Board-7O 8 v Water, 1914.
Street--SO Cal Electric Light. 20.
The morning call., 1893-07-30
Exchange and Bullion

Portland's Business.
PORTLAND. Or, July Performances, $4,000;
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The morning call., 1893-07-30
VICTOR PNEUMATIC TIRES.

Cheap Bicycles are like the Frenchman's razors,
made to SELL not to
1t Is great thing to buy RELIABLE BICY-
CT.F. One OF standard value with THE BEST
POSSIBLE MECHANICAL FEATURES.
Had these two gentlemen adopted either OF
ne-tenths OF the various makes of bicycles
TO be had nc all prices for service they
would have NEVER finished by wheel Riders
who experiment upon bicycles are learning this
IA ct to their cost.
VICTURS stand hard service. VICTORS are
reliable. VICTORS worth the Price asked.
yICTORS are honestly and thoroughly construct
cd VICTORS are built by experienced, skilled
ana expert bicycle builders.
OvERMAE WHEEL CO.
VICTOR BICYCLE BUILDERS,
500 LARKiN ST., CORNER MCALLISTER.
SIN FRANCISCO.
Los ANGELES. OAKLAND.
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