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The morning call., 1894-07-25

n for domestic: hickory nuts, 5@6c; Pecans, SC
Tor rough and S@1Oe p h for polished; Fflberts,
lu@l01ae: Brazn Nuts, s@sc p Ii; Cocoanuts So
@S5 SO p 100.
VEG ETA BLEs-The market is lavishly supplied
and quiet. Green okra. 75c@sl p box; Egg Plant.
75c@SI 2 box: Green Corn, 5u175c p sack Tor
common and l2h@l5c p dozen for Bay: Berke-
small boxes and 50@75c for Bay; Pickles, 81 so
prs are quotable at 25@50c for Chile in large
25@35c p box: omatoes 40@60c for VacaviIle
AID $ 5o@l IS p box for RIVER: string Beans, 81
al so = sack: Lima Beans &c y 10 Marrowfat
squash, $40 p ton: Cabbage. 50@6Oc p ctl Feed
Carrots s694ue ctl; Garlic, l12@2c . 10.
PRUVISloNS-1rad is, dull, and a general re-
auction, including Hams, Bacon lard and
Barreled Beef, is noteu. Bacon QuOtable at 100
l01ac for heavy and ll@ll19e for light medium
l2@l215c for light and Toe for extra light: East
ern Sugar-cured Hams, l41a@151ac: California
Hams, 19@l41se; Eastern Lard. tierees &c 2 ID for
compound AID &c for pure: pals. 91q &C: Califor-
MIA, tierces, 6lac for compound and e@51ac Tor
Iure; hat-Dbls. &c: iUfb tins, 91ac; do 5-fb, l0c
Mess Beef. S7@7 80 y obl; extra mess do. $50
80; family do. $lU@l1; extra prime Pork,
Sl2 50@l3; extra clear, s 8 5000 d bbl; mess,
10: smoked Beef. loo u 10
HOPS-There is no disposition 20 trade. Offers
TO sell new crop Hops as low as 124ac meet with
no takers. The market IS dead. We quote 1893
Hops nominal, at 9Gllc y ID.
q 10: med um. 3$4c p 10; light, &c p 10; Cow
hides, s@34ac p 10; salted Kip 4c: salted Calf.
&c: salted Veal, &c. dry Hides, usual selection,
sac p ID; dry Kip and Calf, 61ac p 10: prime
Goatsklns. 25@40c each; Kids, 5@10e Deer
skins, good summer 25c p 10; medium, 15@20c;
winter, sc; Sheepskns, shearlings lO@2Oe each;
short wool, 25@35c: medium, 40@50c each; long
wool, 50@75c each; Cus of all kinds about 1ac
less.
TALLUw-No. l rendered, ALL @45sc: country
Iallow &c p ID; refined, 55s@57sc p 10; Grease
3@3Loc % ID.
WoOI.-Ihere is a fair demand for all free
WOODS. but nferior lots are neglected. NO change
In quotations. Spring clip, San Joaquin and South
ern, 59615c g 10 for years clip and 6@8c for
seven months. FoothIlI $3.50; choice Northern,
9(9lIc; Nevada. 769c: Humboldt and Mendo-
elmo, l0Q12c; Eastern oregon, 1850; Valley
Oregon, lu@2l2c p ID.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Holders of Calcuttas Insist on full prices,
but the market IS dun. Cotton Fruit Tags oH2c,
cutta Grain Bags, 63s@61ac; state Prison Bags,
SAC; Wool Bags, "a go6c.
CANNED FRUIT S-1he local Gamers quote
DO 1898 and 1894 goods spot or future as fol-
lows: Apricots. 81 l o q dozen; Pea hes. 81 321a
ears, ST. 324e; White Cherries. 81 80: Black
cherries ST. 80; Plums: 81 10 . dozen.
CANNED VEGETABLFS-1o matoes, Toe asked
for futures: Pens, 81 10 q dozen.
CUFFEE-The market is quiet, with weaker
feeling at New York. We quote: 19H2G2O1 Zee for
good TO prime Costa Rica, free from black beans;
1S12@l9c for good Costa Rica mixed with black
beans; l7@19c q ID for fair Costa Rica: AGO
l61ac for common TO ordinary Costa Rlca; lSg
20s2c for good to prime washed Salvador; 1914
@ls12c for good green Washed sssadGF and
mala: 20A@2lc p ID for good to strictly good
washed Guatemala: SAC 934 for fair washed
Guatemala 6@l71@c ID Tor medium Guate-
maIa; l419@ DC q 70 Tor ordinary Guatemala:
l212@ll 4c e h for very inferior to common Guate
maia; 2Oi. 92l Lsc for good to prime washes
Peaberry; l912@20c for good 70 prime uuwashed
C0ALEwellington is quotable at So: New We'll
Scotch, So; Brymbo. ST 76@s; Greta, nominal:
in SACKS: West Hartley, s. So Welsh Hartley
IS; Pennsylyania Anthracite Egg, 81 @l2: Welsh
Anthracite Egg, SO: Camel, 50; Rock Springs
81 so; Castle Gate, ST SO: Pleasant Valley, 81 60
FISH-Pacifc Cod is quoted as follows: Bun
dies. SC: eases, selected, 6tac y ID homeless
~eabright Blocks, 71ac; Squares, 71ac q 10; silver
X ng strips, 712c Norway strips, 6$zc p ID Mar
row Gauge &c = n; Mackerel, half bbls, 81 for
No and $50 90 for No 3: Eastern Smoked
Herring, 30c p keg; Dutch do 95c0Sl 20 q keg;
whitefish, 81 so in half bDls and 81 10 in Kits;
Tongues and Sounds, SIG.
NAILS-Base prices are 81 rs for iron or steel
and 81 8 for wire.
QUICK SILVEk-$36 q flask.
SUGAR-The Western sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
aud Fine Crushed, all 614c; Try GRADUATED 55ac;
Confecttoners A, 51ac; Magnolia A, SAC; Extra
C, 51sc; Golden C, 4Tsc d, 45Sc; half barrels
LAC more than barrels and boxes 12c In ore.
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enee July I. z4-schr Fred Sander, from New

hence July z. z4-Schr Fred Sander from New
port.
SOUTH BEND-Arrived July 24-Stmr Point
Iona, hence July 81; schr Neptune, hnc July II
FORT RoSS-Arriyed July 24-Schr Reliance
from Albion.
Sailed July 24-schr Reliance, for San Francisco
SAN PEDR0-Arrived July 24-Stmr Silver
Spring from Redondo.
TATOoSH-Passed July 24-Bark Highland
Light, hence July for NanaimO.
Passed in July 24-Bark Canada, hence July 8
for Tacoma.
Passed out July 24-Stmr Empire from Nan
ainIo for San Francisco
COOS BAY-Salied July 24-Schr & uide, for San
Francisco.
TACOMA July 24-Schr Peerless, for
San francisco.
Eastern Ports.
NEW YORK-Arrived July 23-Stmrs Advance
and Colombia, from Colon.
Foreign Ports.
ACAPULCO-Sa.led July 22-Stmr Colon, for
San Francisco.
CALLAO-Arrived July 12-Br ship British en-
eTal, from Port Gamble.
NEWCASTLE NSW-Sailed July 23-Br ship
Gabraith, for San Francisco.
PANAMA-Sailed July ll-Stmr Costa RIGA for
Ocos.
YoKoHAMA-Arrived July 1s-Br stmr Sikh,
from Puget Sound.
SWANSEA Sailed July 2O-Ital ship Francesca
Ciampa, for San Francisco.
For Late ShtpDtn0 Al,cutgeacs See Eighth Page
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GUARDING AGAINST FIRE.
Precautions VIII Be Taken at the
AlmshouSe Only.

The Fire Committee of the Board of Super
Visors met yesterday and determined by their
action regarding petition from the Holly Park
and Mission-slreet Improvement Club for an
eHgine-house at Mission road and College Hill
that little or no extensions of Fire Department.
iaelil les may be expected before June, 1895.
Inc petition was considered, but the commit
lee decided th iuasmuch as no proYis Ion was
mace IN t1ls fiscal years estimates for an en-.
glne on MISSION road The district In question
cannot nave the protection asked
George Boeckman and A. T. Graves were per-
mltted TO erect steam engine and boiler at 943
and $40 Market street.
A petition from Thomas Ray 10 Store aud use
petroleum at 1Wenty-Dintn and Dolores streets
was rejected on the e. ounds thar use of nefro-
leum would act nnfayorably on real estate sur
rounding while increasing rates of Insurance.
Chief Engineer Sullivan was Instructed m
visit lie Almsbouse ana make IN Inspection of
the present fire apparatus and make renor,
on what is needed there TO insure greater safety
IN case OF fire.
The petition Of DropeTty-owners for a change
IN the fire limits 10 exclude Polk street. between
Suffer and Clay. was laid over until Sa.uiday
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE HOTEL.
c Castro. Santa G ara s Fl Rabcock, Salt Lake
ID Eorhan, Mill Valley w McC0rhIo. Chicago
7 Clifton London J II Benedict.
d NJ, Carly. Pleassnton w II Hyland, San jose
G W Butler q W Mont w Stellheimer, Or
clair W Hughes Oakland
II G smith e W, Fresno IL Heuoch, v
r Jackson Hot Spgs NJ Henoch. Y
+ Sanford. SantaClara W Sellar, San Jose
4 + WILDER Chicago Mrs A Snow, Fresno
DRemiugtOn, Watertn
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
J NJ Pieralt, Monterey James Bird, Reno
Sam Judkins, Placer Co Chas Green Alameda
NJ Gotieb, Omaha James, Sacramento
Johuson, Sacramento Geo Beard & W. Stockton
Mrs Jennie Lewis Sixth Miss II Goodwin, Fresno
Thos Nesthen6 sn, Eng Sophie Mullstief, Me
A st Qua dilero, Ell PaSO Gunnoude, bakersfield
oliver Cummings. Pstn Thompson, Lodi
tarthlng OaU Mn J 7 Berry, Dat Hill
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
Frank Lee Sacramento Edw f. Kressling. Sacto
Bert Howard, SactO w Ellsworth. san Jose
Stewart & I'm, Benicta Baldacci, Mexico
Frank Grifith, Hookee,O II Peterson, Mazatlan
John dersoD. NJ aZat an Thos Barnes, Sringfeld
STANDARD, Springfield w Ishamsl. San Jose
g Joses. San Jose W Fredericks & w,Dnver
Patrick Murphy. Chicago Frank steers, Seattle
i ON Brewitt Iac
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California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, July 24-Porter Bros. Company sold
to. day at auction six of California Fruit
Elmore Pums, 81 30@2 IS; Tragedy Prunes, 6Oc
@$2 80; Abundance Plums. 25c@sl 10; H. d..
Plums, 1Oc@S2 IS; Satsuma Plnms, 81 70; Bur
banks 3Oc@$l so; SImoni Prunes, 25c@sl 10:
California Red Plums, 81 O5@3 IS; German
Prunes 81 1902 40; Peach rlums ST. zoo
2 So; Royal Hative Piums, csc: YET
low Plums, 81 25; Bulgarian Prunes. 81 10:
Early st. job peaches. 5e@Sl rs; Tuscans, 81 ] s
oil So; Fosters. 300 @s1 10; Early Crawfords,
81 3o@i 10; BarnardS, ST. 10; Hae's Early 5@
S5c: Red ne ctarines 65c; Fontsine leau gf apes
81 B: Bartl EFT pears. 55c@$3 50; b. &. pears rs
@45c; Dearborn seeding pears. 81; Lawson
pears. Zoe; Royal aprlcots. DC; Montgamets 25
@4Oc; Come pears, SOC Part of this fruit was
loaded June % in California, delayed on account
of the strike and arrived in poor condition.
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
MARKET REPORTS.
TUESDAY EVENING, July "a.

TUESDAY EVENING, July "A.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver steady.
Chinese orders for Flour.
Wheat and Wheat freights quiet
Barley Inactive.
Oats and Rye lower, Corn dull
Bran and Middliugs marked down.
BuckWbeat held high.
Colored Beans easier.
Hay weak and heavily offered.
Potatoes and ouions cheap.
Butter firm. Cheese and Eggs steady.
Light crop OF Honey reported.
Poultry in good supply
Fresh Fruit very plentiful.
Dried FIu { prices being established.
Citrus Fruits firm.
Nuts and Raisins still nominal.
Hams. Bac on and barreled Beef and Pork lower.
Hops cheap ana neglected.
Hides and Tallow quiet.
Fair call for free WOODS.
Vegetables abundant.
Grain Bags well held.
Canned Fruits quoted low.
Coffee quiet and easy.
Posts lower.
Mutton and Pork off
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Omaha livestock Market.

OMAHA, July 4.-CattIe-Receipts, 1000. The
msrAetwas a little stronger. Prime Beeves, SAC
4 81; good to choice Steers 50 9O@4 20; fair TO
good Ste ers, So Op63 so: Grsssers, 50 40q3 80;
Westerns. 81 S0@4; Texans, 50 25@3 %: com
mon and canning Cows. 81 1903 20 Feeders
81 S0G3 25: common Stockers, s. az 90.
Sheep Receipts, 800. Market was steady
quotations unchanged.
The morning call., 1894-07-25
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.



TUESDAY, July %.
Mic stmr Costa Rica, Mcintyre, 81 hours from
Departure Bay; 1920 tons coal. to k Dunsmuir IL
Schr Joseph and Henry. Christensen. 10 hrs I'm
Coqullle River; lao Nj IT lumber, TO Simpson
Lumbe Co. -
100 eds bark, TO A w BeadIe.
Yacht Lurline Svensen. 8 days from San Diego.
Cleared.
TUESDAY. July "a
Stmr Pomona Hannah. Eureka: GOodali, Per-
kins & Co.
Co.
Ship Hecla, Cotton, Liverpool; Balfour Guthrie
Schr Kodiak. Hansen, Kodiak; Alaska Com Co.
sailed.
TUESDAY. July "a.
Stmr Umatila, Hunter, Victoria, etc.
Stmr Excelsior, Higgins, Eureka.
Stmr Corona, Green, san Fedro
Stmr Gypsy. JepsoD. Santa Cruz
Stmr BandOrIlie Winant, Coquille River.
Ssmr AlcaZsr, Gunderson
Br stmr Crown of England Gibson, Nanaimo.
Ship John MARI, Carter, London.
BARK Gatherer, Nervick, Tacoma.
Haw bark Leahi, Tyson, Eureka; In tow of tug
Vigilant.
Schr Eureka. whschulelt. COquille River.
Schr Arthur 1, TOPPER, Iversens Landing.
Telegraphic.
POINT LoBos July "a 10 A-Weather
clear: wind NV; velocity SO miles
shipping Notes
steamers to sail to-day are the st Paul for
for Crescent City Weeott for Eel River and Point
Arena and Daisy Ktmbal for Fort Bragg
Steamers 10 arrive today sre the Columbia from
Portland and City or Puebla from Victoria and
Puget Sound.
The Gaelic falls due from China and Japan on
the 30th.
The w Mari axes for London S26.504 TT red
wood lumber, valued at $l6,5OD.
SDoKen.
July A. i n 25 w. Br bark Craig Elvan, from Car
diff for Rio de Jauetro and San Francisco.
July s. S. so W, Br bark Ladstock, from Liver
pool for Victoria.
Domestic Ports.
UMPQUA-Arrived July 22-Schr Lucy, from
San Pedro. 90 ,,,
not Bessie K. for Fort Ross
BoWENS LANDING-Arriyed July 25-Stmr
EuREKA-Arrived July 23-Schr BERTHE Minor.
FORT BRAGG-Arrived July 24-Stmr Noyo
hence July % -
wright, hence July /.
KEDoN Do-Saied July 24-Stmr Silver Spring
for San PEDRO.
OASPAR-Arrivsd July 24-stmr Caspar. hence
July rs.
sEATTLE-Arrived July 22-Shlp Columbia
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WnnI Market.

Posts, SC each: Redwood, S5 p cord: Oak,
rough. So so 2 cord; peeled, 81 so; Pine. So;
Railroad Ties, SOC apiece for 6xS 41c for 7x8 and
45@50c for 7x9.
NBARK-Ground Bark, $40 p ton; whole
$l4 p cord.
LUMbER-Tne Redwood Manufacturers Asso-
citation quotes: No. Rough $l9@l7; No 2, S q
IL = NJ; Pickets, rough, pointed and fancy. $lU,
SI26Is . NJ: half-lnch surfaced and clear, No 1,
So. e36 p NJ: No. 2. $22@2S o NJ; Rustic No. l.,
Sl5@z3; No. 2, SPOOL; surfaced and rough
clear, No. !, $lS@22; No. 2, $l2@l6; T. and o..
No. /. BIZ: No z, Sl2(Gl4.
The morning call., 1894-07-25
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call easy at IL: last loan z; closed
at IL. Prime mercantile paper. 1857. Sterling
exchange was firm, with actual business in
bankers bills at 81 So3s@o4 SSIs for demand and
50 S7SlsG4 s71a for sixty days Posted rates. S4Ss
"a 80 Commercial bills, 81 S614@4 8b1a. Silver
certlncates 64165c
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Among the Foothills.

Part q OF picturesque California" is
devoted TO the country lying in the foot
hills OF the North Coast Range. This is
one of the most scenic portions of the
State.
The morning call., 1894-07-25
NemNnr Markets.

NEW YORK, July 24.-There was marked de-
crease in the volume of business on the Stock
Exchange to-day. but the speculation was hrmer
In tone and there was partial recovery OF the
The morning call., 1894-07-25
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA. OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y & NAV. CO., E Nc 11~a-
i NEIL. Rceiver-Ocean Div.-sndPA- A23
CIFIC COAST S s. CO., Will dispatch from Spear
street wharf at 10 A. NJ. for the above ports one
of their A iron steamships. viz:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-July %, August 2,
II. %, sept. l, IL, II, oct. l.
COLUMBiA-July 20, august 7, IT, 81, Sept. g..
IL. 20
Connecting via Portland with the U. P. Ry, and
other diverging lines for all points in oregon,
Washington British Columbia Alaska, Idaho,
Montana, Dakota, Utah, Wyoming, Yellowstone
lark and all points east and south and to Europe.
Fare TO Portland-Cabin, 916;. steerage, So;
round trip. ca Din, $50.
Ticket offices-1 Montgomery ST., and Palace
Hotel New Montgomery ST.
Freight ofiee-20U California st.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Supts. ocean Div.
1tf 10 Market ST. San francisco.
The morning call., 1894-07-25
San Francisco Meat Market.
rst quality, 61ac p n; second quality,

Supplies of all sorts are ample. Hogs are lower,
there being too many on the market Wholesale
rates for dressed stock from slaughterers are as
follows:
BkEF-First quality, 61ac p ID second quality,
SC: third do 312G94lac 2 10
VkAL-Large 1866; small 612@Sc p ID.
MUTTON - Wethers, 5$4@6c; Ewes, 59512c
p ID.
LAMB-6@7c = 10.
PORK-LIve Hrgs. 4s4c y ID for heavy and me-
dunn grain-fed, and 4s4c for small fat; stock
Hogs, 312c dressed do, 6GG7 14c q 10.
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Wheat no p Mess Pork per Dbl
Highest. Lowest. July .Sl2 5212 $12 5215
July......51S4e 511scISept. $l2 5242 SIP so
Sepu......555sc 525scl
Dec. $3.50 soc Lard per 100 lbs
July. S. IS So IS
Corn No g sept....$6 So So o21a
Sept. -. 443sc 43$scI Short Ribs per 90 lbs
Oct... ...44c 431sc July. So 671s So 55
May.....4O15c 39l4clSept.. ST 55 SIS 521s
Cash quotations follows: Flour
Weak: No. Spring Wheat, 5l$s a 53s4 C:
No. Spring Wheat Ace; No. 2 Red. 5i5a
g sac; No. 2 Corn. 45Tae: No. 2 oats
Sl@53c; No. Rye, 40@4O1ac; No. 2 Barley nomi-
mai; No. 3, 42c; No. 4, 42c; No. / FIaxseed
81 $50 %; Prime Timothy Seed. So o: Mess
Pork y biol, Sl2 5212Gi2 s.: Lard, p 90 IDS
So S2I2 G96 So; Short Kids sides Ooose). So $50
6712 Dry Sailed shoulders (DoIed). S6@l6 2 b..
distillerS finished goods, p gal. 81 %: Sugar
Cut Loaf. unc banged: Granulated unchanged:
Standard A, unchanged
ON the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
market was firm; Creamery, l3@l8e; dairy, ll@
l5c. Eggs-Firm; lO0l01ec.
CATTLE
Chicago, July 4.-HOgs-Estimated receipts
for to-day $4,000, yesterday 1883, left over
1000: quality rather poor. Market rather slow ::
others unchanged. Packers buying slowly. Sales
ranged at $4 9U@j Is for lights, 81 1901 So for
rolgh packing. 81 9Ut05 Is for mixed 81 600
20 for heavy packing and shipping lots; pigs.
"a lO@i SIS.
Cattle Estimated receipts for to-day 1000, re.
ceipts yesterday 1858; shipments yesterday
295. Market steady.
Sheep-Receipts for to-day 5000, receipts yester-
day ll,l90 head: shipments yesterday 227. Mar
ket steady.
The morning call., 1894-07-25
Foreign Markets.


LIVERPOOL. July 24.-The spot market is lower
at As 3d. Cargoes lower at 23s 80 for off
coast, PAS Sd for prompt shipment and 23s Sd for
nearly due.
The morning call., 1894-07-25
Exchnnce and BulIio1

LONDON, July "a. - Consols, 1Ol5s; Silver
IS lJ-l6d: French Rentes. l0lf 471Ac. Bullion
into Bank of England. 4S3,OU0
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WHITE STAR LINE.
United states and Royai Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown & liverpool,
SAILING EVERY WEEK.

CABIN, $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD fzra.
Y ing to steamer and accomm odations zs4Ah2$
selected second cabin. $40; Majestic and eutUn-
ic. $40 and $40. Steerage Tickets from England
Ireland. Scotland. Sweden, Norway and Denmark
through to san Francisco at lowest rates. Tickets,
sailing dates and cabin plans may be procured
from W. II AVERY. Pacific Mail Dock or at the
General once of the Company, 6l3 Market ST.,
under Grand Hotel. q. w. FLE1 CHER,
ap26auWeFrSu tf Gen. Agt. for Pacific Coast.
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SECURITIES.

The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow
ing Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter
July, -; August, As 3d. September, As 2s4d;
October As 312d; November, as 414d; December,
As sd.
The morning call., 1894-07-25
Chicago Mark atS.

CHICAGO. July 24.-The low price of wheat
tempted the shorts to-day and they covered for a
time with the result that the market firm I'M
Til near the close. rumored shipment of wheat
from Toledo mere Knocked down the advance, no W.
ever, and September closed 1sc lower. Corn
closed sec higher and oats unchanged.
Provisions closed fTm at slight advance for pork.
In wheat there was an active trade with the vol
ume OF business quite heavy. Initial transaction 5
were about yesterdays final figures. Septem Der
opening at 1914. selling down 10. rallied ~. de-
clined !. rule steady and closed steady at 5314.
there was not quite so much pressure on the mar
ket at the start and offerings quite oil alb
sorbed. some OF the professional shorts covering.
but the liQuidations were heavy and were quite
feature
Outside markets were rather steader, but
cables were weak and 12d lower The weather
abroad was reported as unsettled. and exceed
ingy wet in EnEand. and was something of fea
ture. The decline at er the rally toward noon was
due TO report that charter had been made at
Toledo TO bring cargo of wheat to this poll
The opening in coru was irregular at 44Ss 70 r
sold down TO l@l14, rallied 1c, ruled steady and
closed at 437s.
The early strength and frmness attributed
to outside buying orders, local buying on the con-
tinued dry weather and high temperature through
the cotton belt, but at the advance there
heavy realizing by longs in general, which resulted
in material decline. Buying set in and most OF
the loss was recovered.
oats were higher at the start good buying,
but declined later until the demand slackened.
Buying the decline caused a reaction and the
close was steady. The range was 1ac for Septem-
Der
Provisions were generally firm all day on COW
ering and a scarcity of offerings Compared with
last night September pork is Zoe higher and Sep
TENDER lard aud rios unchanged
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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CREWS ON STRIKE

Trouble for a River Line
of Steamers.
A CRY FOR BETTER WAGES.
Departure of the Onward and
Aurora With ScabS.
LIVELY SCENES AT THE DOCK.
The Men Want $40 Per Month,
Which Is the STANDARD Rate
of Wages.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL:
San FRANCISCO G. NORTH PA.
CIFIC RAILWAY co.


WEEK DAYs-7 40. 500. IL 100 A. NJ 1888.
$3.50. $40. $3.50 P. NJ. JhuTsdays-E1tra trip
al IL 80 NJ. SaturdayS-Extra trips
80 and IL 80 VI.
BUNDAYs-s 100, 80 IL 200 1. NJ; $50. 3:3Q
$780, 8 40 P. NJ.
san Rafael to San Francisco.
WEEK DAYS-6:25. 1855, $3.50 ll:lO A. NJ;
12:45. $40, $40 +. NJ. Saturdays-Extra
trips at :55 p. aud g :35
S :0G. 500 P. Il.
Between sam Francisco and schuetzen Park same
schedule as above.
Special saturday to Monday Train Service.
sArURDAYS-LeaveS San Francisco at $40 P. NJ:
arrive Cioverdale S:45 p NJ.
sUNDAYS-Leave San Francisco 1T 800 P. n
arrive CioverdaIe :3S 2.
sUNDAYS-Le2ve CIoverdale at 6:45 A. NJ; az
rive San Francisco l0:40 4. NJ.
MONDAYS--Leave Cloverdale at 100 A. NJ; an
rive san Francisco $3.50 A. II.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-5 Atlantic Dynamite, 80; $l2, 00U MAJ
ket.st Cable Bonds, 119,
The morning call., 1894-07-25
)EAN sIEAhiEKS.

Dates of Departure From san Francisco.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-09-14

REPUBLICANS in York state are jubi-
liant over the prospects of party success
at their coming state election. So san
guine are they, that they have no con-
ception of the possibility of defeat. Many
of the party leaders claim that the selec-
ton of candidate, for governor is equiv
alent to an election, and even go SO far
as to say, "this year we can elect yel-
low dog" What a campaign we would
see if this were the year for a presiden-
tial choicel The passage of the sugar
trust bill is enough to fire the heart of
every true American. He sees how the
English manufacturer and the English
workingman gloat over his poverty and
the depressed condition of trade in the
United States wrought by the present ad-
ministration. He understands that En-
glish gold bought the house, and British
perfdy beguiled Cleveland and his cabi-
net into the passage of the bill that has
stripped American industries of their
prosperity and left the American wage
Garner without wages. How much it
would please the toi1ing masses to vote
for a Change this fall Mckinley
would be the man, and every state from
Maine to Oregon, from the Canadian bor-
der to the Mason and Dixon line would
vie with each other in rolling up hand
some majority for the Ohio chieftain who,
if he lives, will be our next president.