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COURSING.
Big Prizes Offered for the South
Dakota Meeting.

A courslng meeting open to the world will be
helo on october 3, 4, and at Huron. s. D..
lhe stake Will be sixty-four dogs, with pro-
portonate deduction in the winnings IL the
STAKE does not fiji. Greyhounds from abroad
will pc entered al the port of New York free of
months. ' Ao' Ola
The meeting will be run under National
Gieyhouud Cub rules. which are substantially
M I1e same as the rules OF the National Coursing
Club OF Great Britain. Judge Roger - Wiz
liams OF Lexington, Ky; Slipper. John Brett
Inc Following stakes viii he run: The Column
Dus cup, Tor -lAly-tour (Or less all aged grew
hounds at $50 each, 10 which will be added
$1,000; winner $1,000. second $1,000 third and
Iourtn 500 each, tour dogs $50 each eight
dogs $50 each. e"'
The Columbus purse. for thirty-two Tor less,
dogs beaten IN the first round of the cnn. win
ner, $500; second. 500; third and fourlh. $50
each; four dogs $50 each.
The Columbus plate, for sixteen (or Iess) dogs
beaten in The first ties OF The cup: winner
5000; second. $50; two dogs al $40 each.
The entry fee Is $50. len per cent viii ha
deducted from the winnings In the Gun and
purse and per cent from the winnings i'm IN.
plate for expenses. Nominations may be taken
upon payment of S25 each at any time PRIOR 10
September l, 1893, on which date the balance
OF entrance money will be payable. Nomina-
tions may be sent TO j. Hei bert Watson chair.
man. 26 Court str ct. Brooklyn, N Y.
The Eastern spOrtsmen were very anxious 10
have John Grace OF this city 1udee. but owing
to business matters which Will deiain Mr.. Grace
here he had to refuse the very tempting offer
that was made him TO journ TO Dakota. II is
cei itain that the club under whose auspc s the
meeting will be held, will regret the absence of
the famous coursing judge who has no equal in
America or England.
Several good dogs will race at Ocean View to-
day.
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students start is the best for everyday use.
Out of $50 starters that Mr.. j. q. Lathrop
turned out in the winter of 1s9I-92. not one
was penalized in competition toT starting 100
soon. and in 1929 only one Out of a similar
number II would be safe 10 say. moreover,
that almost none were "IefN>r their merks"-
that is, were nnready TO start when the
pistol cracked. The result of such show
Ing IS that The students start is almost uni
versaly used among the colleges, and
IS rapidly gaining ground among club ath.
letes. Yet. though tt is without doubt the
safest start. il is possibly not in all circum-
stances the fastest. In the opinion OF A. H.
Green OF Harvard. who was in his day the fast
est starter IN III field, and OF Z. b. Boss also
of Harvard, who has betered Green's per-
formances. the Sheffield start may be made
faster by an athlete in perfect condition men
tally and physically. though Harding of COlum-
bia, who Is now, next TO Bloss. the best starter
in The field, does not share the opinion of the
Sheffield start; and 1t is noteworthy that
both Green aud Bloss keep their opinion OF
their possibilities Of the Sheffield start, they
have given Ii UP.
The reciSe history OF this croucIling start
would be difficult to write. Its origin is, per-
haps. In an old trick by which professionals
used TO fleece gretnhorns. The sharper would
make bet that he could beat his victim in a
lOO-yard dash, starting with his body on the
ground. When it came to he race he would
make holes for his lo~s and put his hands
on The scratch, letting his body touch
the track. His start would then be similar
TO the modern start except that he would
be stretched out farther behind the scratch
and would have TO use his arms In throwing his
body upward. The first prominent amateur
sprlnter o try The crOuching start was C. f.
Sheriff. yale. '89), who was very unstrad win
the standing start. He never made a success
OF IL, however, and, after a years trial, went
back 10 the old style. In 1S90-91 this crouch
Ing start got foOtbOld among the colleges and
nas been rapidly gaining popularity. UNTIL in
the present season, scarcely sprihter is to be
found who runs from stand.
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ATHLETICS,
The Olympic Club and the Champ;on.
ship Games.

Next month the students or the Un,versitv
OF California and the Leland Stanford Jr Uni.
verslty at Palo Alto VIII return from their vaca-
tlons and get their noses ouce more n the
grinding stone.
During leisure hours the colegians will de.
vote considerable attention to footbalI and
tfacN athletics. as competition between the
universities and The olympic Club Will be very
keen this year.
Inc championship games will be held at the
oiSWplc grounds some time in October. and il
goes without saying that much greater interest
VIII De manifested In the results This season
than heretofore.
AZ ne last championships the Berkeley ms
@ @stoie d hafch on the 0ympians and won the
t' .onTbo h Vi .no season, much TO the cbaprln of
tne u1Ss ou thls side of the water who ex.
IT, TSo.'H u ~ ~ WIN comparatively easy victory
@ INC io eon VIII, however, he productive of
g"Ou Lesu,ts; and Captain Macarthur of tb,.
;pU Dn;;hippn ,0d 80 nds stalled that lie will leave
nothing uuuOne To induce the outdoor a athIar 90
n..actice aNslduOusy and if nossihIe win
~ Ilduiels hat tile club lost last wear
Rosalie'sf, who Is lie bone ana s,new of tho
ton of the tso Iar as outdoor athletlcs are
1ust returned from nm ouiiuy in
san FTancis'1d homes to see The vnunn ,ns,l y.
creek. Had taking an interest IN afhieIics
Oakland conearlig for practice vi Ibe
O"h i"""' co",cason is falfly opened
craft running lympic with n,smharsh,n
have been mixedalhly tuIn out at least 100
was, the Barto
occurrence, and a,
board came up t.
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mountains, states that Tolle was preparing for
a big bear hunt ana that the ranchers had
housed their cattle when they head that Iolle
was out for big game. A. an angler MIR. Iolle
cannot explain the difference between trout
and pOgie but according TO MIR. Elliott he
has been taking lessons in ty.casting from
Miss Alvina Sie!ke. who Is queen OF the lady
anglers now rusticating at Tallac.
One OF the London (Eneland) dallies recorded
recently that a thirsty sparrow hoped upon
ihe edge of the famous fountain in Temple
Court, in that city, and while ne was enjoying
fountain seized him by one foot The sparrow
squeaed. chirped and struggled TO make l's
escape. but another fish cam TO the assistance
into The wafer and held it there until 1t was
drowned. They then left 1t and dispOrted
themselves as If they had performed duty to
society," 1t was said.
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good men at field-day meeting There are
several untried athletes in the nks who
suoulu give some attention 10 field srorts, and
IL Is suggested that til club offer Inducements
Oh some Kind 10 bring out the latent talent,
othewlse 1t cannot hone 10 defeat the College
boys this year, as some of It's best men have re.
Tired from athletics.
In last weeks sporting department an article
on the "knack Of Starring" by John COrbln,
was read with much interest by several athletes.
In continuation of the article The writer says
that in both Sh-ffield and theoretical starts IL is
an advantage TO sink the spikes into the floor,
or cinder track 10 cut out holes with the
spikes for the foot 10 rest in. AT the words
"Get set ~ the arms are raised. the knees
slightly bent. and. what does not appear 10 the
spectator, ihe starter braces his legs apart, the
front one pushing forward. the rear one back.
ward then the body swings slowly forward
until the shoulders are as far forward as it is
possible TO throw them. without spelling the
bracing of one foot against the other.
The posture in the students start Is entirely
different from either OF these. Here In order
TO gam stronger bracing for the feet and
greater steadiness on the marks, the athlete
fOregoes the upright position. The thumbs
and middle fingers are placed on the scratch
leaving The width OF the shoulders b. tween the
hands. The spikes are stamped firmly into the
iioor-or, on cinders, holes are made-bOth feet
as near TO the scratch as The athlete finds
practicable. This distance will vary for the
first foot from six TO eight inches, and for
the rear foot from fourteen 10 twenty-five, ac.
cofding to the supnleness OF the athletes
theWS and the proportional length OF legs
and back. The idea is to have all fours upon
the ground and TO be braced strongly for the
spring; but the higher The body the better, for
it will take less strength, and especially less
lime, TO shoot 1t into the proper position for
/ running.
AT the wore "Set!" the athlete braces strong
ly against MS spikes and swings slowly for
ward until he feels the center Of gravity nearly
above the scratch, but not so tar as to destroy
the brace against the spikes-just as in the
standing start. The first stride throws the
body forward at an angle of 45 degrees, or
something less than that, and by the second or
thro stride tie athlete is in the normal posi-
ton for running.
OF the relative merits OF the standing and 1.-THE
crouching starts a great deal might be said.
The opinion OF all tirSt-rate starters Is that the
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THE GUN.
Shooting Big Game Over in rlarin
County,

On Thursday, the Goth inst, THE CALL pub
lishrd a complete list Of the changes that have
heen made by the Supervisors of the interior
counties in the general game laws. Since the
publication OF this valuable and interesting
news 10 Sportsmen in general, several letters
have been received asking information con-
cernlng the changes made by the Supervisors
of this city relative 10 deer
On Monday evening, the 18th inst, the Super
visors. at The request of some prominent sports
men who were very desir0us OF having the
pleasure OF presenting their friends with
haunch of venson, voted in favor of allowing
deer TO be brought into this city at any time
during the season, 1t Is lawful TO kill them ac-
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THE WHEEL.
Second Meeting of the Riverside
WheeImen.

The Alameda Bicycle and Athletic Club will
hold a meeting at its handsome grounds on
August 26. The races will probably consist of
half-mile dash. one mile, two miles and five
miles. The club will have comfortable place
on Park street in the near future. which will
be fitted up in manner conducive to the com
fort and pleasure OF the wheelmen.
The Riverside wheemen will have a gala
day on September 8. The annual road race
will be held over the famous Magnolia avenue
road. six and half miles and return The
track events will consist of one mile, novice
Quarter-mie dash. one mile, club race one mile
handicap. balfmile handicap, two-mie hand-
cap; one mile, Pacific Coast championship.
All of the events excepting club races will be
open TO recognized amateurs. Prizes to the
value $500 viii be given TO the winners of
the 3ts. Ire executive committee consists
of j. a. Smms, w. s. Ruby, Ii. Hawes, NJ. Nj.
Mllce and j. NJ. johnson.
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Chicago Mark cts.

CHICAGO. July 22.-Wheat was dull and opened
1sc higher advanced 4c on the large export clear
ings OF the week. broke sc on bank failures raj
lied and closed steady at Sc higher than yester-
day. Receipts, $4,000 bushels; shipments lO2 600
bushels.
CATTLE.
CattIe-Recepts. 1000; steady: prime beeves.
81 91@5 10: good to choice, 81 40t44 so: Others
S3 lC@D4 10: Texans 81 3O93 10; StockerS, 81 70
@2 80; Westerns, 81 25@3
Hogs-Receipts, 1000: early shipping grades
strong: packers dull and weak: general market
closed easy; mixed and packers SIS 1905 80;
prime heavy and butchers Weights, 30 63@5 rs;
light mixed, $5 S5@6: fancy light. $5 95Oo O5.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000: market steady and tone
strong: natives. SO 1904 rs; Westerns, SO 25@
40; Texans, 50 5095 90
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wheat firm; cash. CSC: September 65Tsc
Corn, higher: cash, 3912c: September, 397sc.
oats. firm; cash. 26Ac; september. 243sc. PORK,
cash. $l9 rs; September. $40 So Lard cash,
80 621a; September. 6 8 9212. Ribs. cash. 81 90;
september. IS o.. Rye and Barley, nominal Flax,
81 O91a. Timothy, 81 35.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES
California fruits were sold at auction today at
the following prices: Bartlett Pears. ST 65@l TO-:
HaIe's Early Peaches 81 lO@1 25; Early Craw-
fords 81 60@2: Figs, soc: hed Nectarines, 81:
German Prunes, 81 S6@2 25 Tragedy Prunes
81 25(@2 So: Purple Duane. 81 1902 O5: Brad
shaw. 81 650l 75; Peach, $292 so; Washington
Pums. 81 65 Japan, 81 65: Mikado. 81 AS: ST.
Catherine. 81 4U@l so: half-crates Fontainbleau
$l 1901 S5,
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VIII Be Taken North.

F. w. Patterson aud Thomas Burg. the
two men under arrest by the Federal au-
thorities because Of their supposed connec-
tion with tthe smuggling operations of the
steame- Haytian Republic. which is now
seized at Portland, Or. were taken be-
fore United States Commissioner Heacock
on Friday morning. They waived pre-
liminary examination. however, and were
held to answer to the United States Dis
trict Court at Portland, their bonds being
fixed at $500 each.
Owing to their inability to furnish bonds
they are still in the MarshaPs custody.
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THE ROD.
SalmOn-Fishing at Santa Cruz Con-
tinueS Good.

The salmon.flshlDg in lSanta Cruz Bay still
remains good. Yesterday quite number OF
anglers left this city on a steamer for the fish
Ing resort They contend that owing 10 The
hlgh rates of fare between this city and the
Clly OF the Cross that only men OF means can
AFFORD the royal sport that Is now 10 be had at
the seaport Town.
Angling on the Truckee River is poor at pres
eht, owing TO The large incr, ase OF water that is
emplyihg into the river from The snow-clad
mountains.
Prosecuting Attorney OF Department 3. Police
Co,itl, ar rustica'ine al Lake Tahoe
Johh Elliott. who has just returned from the
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MARKET REPORTS.
SATURDAY EVENING, july

SATURDAY EVENING. July a.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETA
Silver fraction Off.
Treasure shipment to China
Decreased bank clearIngs.
Wheat futures him
No change in Barley
Oats id Corn weak and dull
Rye very quiet
Bran and Middiings firm.
Beans inactive.
Potatoes plentiful and weak.
Onions going down
Advance In fine Butter.
Cheese tending upward
Eggs weak ana abundant
No change III Poultry.
Figs scarce and high.
Black grapes arrived from Fresno
Decli 70 In most Vegetables.
Hops cry firm.
Hams and Lard weak.
TaIio firm at the advance,
Grain Bags steady.
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RAILROAD SHARES.

Wheat-July. 7U1sc.
Flour-Steady.
Hops-Quiet and firm. state common to choice.
l9@22c; Pacific Coast. l9@2114c.
Hides-Duil and weak
Coffee-OptIons steady at 5@30 points down.
Sales, 10000 bags, including September. Sl5 500
15 30; october, SIS 7O9l5 SO; November $l5 6O:
December, sl5 .35@l5 81. Spot Rio dull ana nomi-
nal: No. Z, l7c
IL l6c: centrfugais, SO deg test 3-l6c: re-
fined dun and weak off A, l-i6@53sc: mould A.
toners A. 5 3-l6@5Iac: cut loaf. 57s@6 l-l6c ;
crushed, 57s@6 l-l6: powdered, II 1905 1Sc.
granulated, B 7-16@534c: cubes, 1l-16@57sc.
Copper-Steady Lake $40 70.
Lead-Quiet: Domestic. S3 6O.
IIn-Closed steady: Straits $l9 10 bid. S19 20
asked: plates quiet and steady.
Spelter Quiet domestic. $3 81.
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Although the season for deer-shooting in the
near adjoining counties TO San Francisco will
NOT commence until Monday there will be
quite number OF Winchester rifles in the hills
to-day.
In angling the great sport at present is the
salmon fishing in Monterey Bay.
HE athletes OF the Olympic Club and the
universities will make a great bid this year for
Inc chamulonsbip pennant now held by the
University of California.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

~ Bel her Mining Company. Location of prin-
cpal place Of business San francisco, California.
Nevada.
Notlce-There are delinquent upon the follow
Ing described STOCK. account OF assessment
(No. 54) levied on the 9Th day of June. S93. the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the re-.
spectlve shareholders as follows:
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And In accordance with law and an order OF the
Board OF Directors made on the 29th day Of June
A. u. 1898. 80 many shares of each parcel of stock
~ may be necessary will be sold public auction
1t the once OF the comrany. at II south First
st. San jose, California, on Tuesday, the lsr
Gay OF august. at P. N. OF that day. to pay said
cost Of advertising and expenses of sale
w. HAWLEY, Secretary,
Omce-17 South First st.. san jose California.
jyl6
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HandbaIl.

The opening games Of the professional hand
ball Tournament Will be held to-day at Phil
Ryan's court ON Howard street. The medals
for the amateur events ale very handsome, and
are NJ on exhibition at the court.
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Foreign Markets.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL July 22.-The spot market Is slow
at 5s I'D. Cargoes easy at 29s for off
coast, sos Cd for prompt shipment and 29s Tor
nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the foil owing
Liverpool quotations for NO. 2 Red Winter: July
5s 911d: August, 5s S$z a. September. IS 9A Il:
October. IS l034d November. IS ll$4d: Decem-
Der. 6s 12d
SECURITIES.
LONDON. July 22-Consos. SO 13-l6f: Silver
32ilsd; french rentes, 9Sf; Bullion Bank of
England, -.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. July 22.-There was renewed de-
press on IN stocks this morning a, the opening In
the early trading the declines were IA to ~
About IL O'Clock prices rallied fractionally and
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Produce Market.

Local bank clearings last week were $lO.692,-
43S. against $l3,Sl3,055 for the same week last
year,
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Treasure hjument.

The Peru took out treasure list of $2482
consisting of &226,572 in Mexican Dollars SlS5
in old Coin aud SO, ass N Si.ve. bullion.
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became sread,er Governments steady Petroleum
!, MONEY AND BONDS.

EXCHANGE, MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call was easy at 4@6 per cent. Prime
paper. SOL - per cent Sterling exchange was dull
ana featureless; sixty day bankers bills 81 8 1a@9
B2Ha: demand. 81 S31a@l84 U.S.4's. regular
Sl1O1a do coupon, 81 l101a 2's regular 81; Pacific
6'A 4lQ3lA: Silver 69c.
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sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
SATURDAY, July 22.
stnr Scotia, johnson, 16 hours from Cleone:
railroad ties and poles. to J. White.
stmr Eureka. Leland 70 hours from Newport
etc; pass and mdse, to GoOdalI. Perkins Il Co.
Stmr Bandorille, Winant, days from CoQuiIle
River lu mber and produce, to o Benjamin.
Stmr AIcazar, Gunderson, 43 hours from Port
Los Angeles: ball,st, to White
Br stmr WELLINGTON. Salmond, 81 hour . from De
parture Bay: 240O tons coal, to Il Dunsmur d
Sons
reka: $685. 1T lumber. to A Hooper & Co.
Ship T Oakes. Reed days from Departure
Bay: 1850 tons coal to Oregon Imp Co.
Bark Germania. Pearson. days from Seattle;
1900 tons coal. to 7 B Cornwall.
Bark wilma. Slater. drys from Nanaimo: 2450
tons coal. to John ROsenfeld's Sons
Schr Nettie Low Low. hours firm Point Reyes;
rs bxs butter. to g f Whitney & Co.
Schr James Townsend wilson. "a hours from
Fort Bragg; lumber. to Fort Bragg Redwood Lum
ber Co.
schr Fannie Adele. Murchison. days from
Shoalwater Bay; lumber. to Preston Mckinnon.
Cleared.
SATURDAY. July 22.
Stnr Corona, Hall. San Diego. etc. Goodall. Per
kins & Co.
Stmr South Coast, Higgins Astoria; Geo Det.
rick d Co.
Ger stmr Romulus. Berndt Nanaimo; John Ro-
Stmr WalIa Walla Wallace, Victoria ana Port
Townsend: Goodal Perkins Il Co.
Goodall. Perkins & &c.
stmr Peru. Friele, Yokohama and Hong ong:
Pac Mail S Co.
Stmr Mariposa Hayward, Honolulu and Sydney:
Oceanic s Co.
Sailed.
SATURDAY. July %.
Stmr Corona, Hall. San Diego.
Stmr Homer. Gregory. Everett.
Stmr Point Iona, Conway. Aberdeen.
Stmr Peru. Frele. Yokohama aud Hong-KOng.
Stmr Pc mt Arena, JohDson, Mendocin0.
Stmr Mariposa, Haywards Honolulu aud Sgd.
ney.
Stmr South Coast. Higgins Astoria.
Stmr MneO!a. PilSbury Comox
Stmr Humbo Edwards. Eureka
Schr Laura Pike, Anderson, Eureka.
Schr Bobolink, Ne son, MendocinO.
SlliDDin: Notes.
The Stmr State Of California sails to-day for
Portland.
Steamers to arrive to-day are the San Juan from
Panama oregon from Portland, willamette Val
ley from Yaqujna Bay. Pomona and North Fork
from Humboldt Bay, WeeOtt rom Eel River and
Gipsy from the Salinas River.
Steamers to sail Tomorrow are the City Of Syd.
ney for Panama, Wala WalIa for Victoria and
Puget Sound and Arcata for Coos Bay.
Steamers to arrive Tomorrow are the Oceanic
from China and Japan. TrucKee from Portland
San Benito from acOma. Daisy kimba from
Fort Bragg. Del NOrte from Crescent City. Santa
Rosa from San Diego. Alex Duncan from the
southern coast and Protection from Pismo.
The ship NJ Grace loads ndse for New York.
IelegrAphic.
POINT LOHOS-July 22-IO P M-Weather,
hazy wind, NV; velocity. 10 miles.
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Exchange and Bullion.

Portland's Business.
PORTLAND. Or. July Performances, $4,000;
balances $29 900.
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And In accordance with law, and an order from
tho board of directors, made on the sixth (6th)
day OF June. 1893. SO many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock as may be necessary, will bo sold
public auction 1t the auction-house of S. r. Mid
delton & Co, No. 36 Montgomery At, San Fran
cisco, California on Friday. the fourth (4.h) day
OF August, 1893. 1t the hour of O'Clock N. Of
said day. to pay SAID delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sale.
L. OSBORN. Secretary.
Omce-Room 33. Nevada block San Francisco,
CAL, No. 300 Montgomery jyl6td
CALIFORNIA REDWOOD LAND AND LUM-
" Der Company-Locaton OF principal place of
business. San Jose. state o. California; former
location Of principal place OF business San Fran
cisco. In said State.
Location Of lands in Sonoma aud Mendocino
Counties. Calf rnia.
Notice-TGere are delinquent upon the following
dcscrib bed stock on account OF assessment (No, u
levied on the Gath day OF May, A. D. 1893. the
several amounts set opposite the names Of tho
SpoctiVe ohare arehOlderS, az follows:
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General Merchandise.

BAIS-Cacurta are steady at 57s@6c, with
most dealers holding firmly At 6c: Wool Bags. 3Ula
@32c.
tORDAGE-Pure Manila Rope. lO1ac p H.
l2.thread, lie; 8 and thread Zee: Bale Rope.
101a(0l / C: mixed Manila Bale Rope. 91sc; Grape
vine Iwlne, l1ac In balls and coils; Hop Twine.
lie: Lathyarn, l01ac: >isa Rope, 81sc; l2-thread.
SC: and do. 91ac e ID: Duplex Rope, S1hc: Q
thread sc: and 8 d 915c; Duplex Bale Rope,
9i2c; Sisal Rope. s12@9c: Duplex Hop Twine,
SEC; Grapevine Twne. balls or coils S12c; Lath-
yarn. 71ac q n.
SALMON = Alaskan Fish, 1892. 81 1901 Is
for Red: Columbia River Fish, 1893, 81 35(9l 40
for Tails aud 8 50@l SD for Flats.
SUGAR. he Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed, Powdered
61sc q II: ConfectionerS' A. &c p 10: Magnolia.
512c: Extra c, 5$sc Golden Z. 51sc; ID. 4Tsc:
Standard A. oIsc: half bbls, 1sc more than bDls
and boxes IL C more.
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San Francisco Meat ,rarset.

Wholesale rates from slaughter are as follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality. 5m512c; second quality.
4l2c; third do. 311@l4c p II.
VEAL - Larre, 516c = rD; small Calves. 6@7c;
Dairy Calves. 71aGSc e ID.
MOTTON-Wethers. 6@61ac: Ewes. 512@6c
= II.
SPRING LAMB-71a@s1ac p 10
PORK-Live Hogs &c q II for heavy and me-
do, &c r 10.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure from San Francisco.
srrAxrss DEsr1SAr1oN SANS lWupr
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Rodeo Cattle Market

ROdeO Cattle Market.
RoDEo. Cal. July 22.-Report Union Stockyard
COmpany-Market steady. Prime steers. So 400
rs: cows. 1902 20: Gamers, 81 250l So.
. FSbeep-Go0d fat wethers, 81 SOt03; ewes, 50 90
G2 rs: lambs. $3 50@3 IS.
Hogs - Heavy grain-fed. SIS 6O95 80: light.
S5 5O95 80.
Calves-Good light weights $393 So
The morning call., 1893-07-23

Sun AND TID0 TABLE.
< -lHIGH WATER Low WATER SUN. MOON.
: Large Small Large ISmai i Rises Sets Sets.
23. 9.USA 7.45P 1.03P 2.30A 5.O5 7.27l 036 A
"a 10. GA S.23P l.57P 3.16A 5.O6 7.26l l. lOA