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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08
WEBSTER'S SCHOOL DAYS.
The Great Orator SOreIy Troubled Owe
AntiCinAted ENnnIsfnn.

The Great Orator SoreIy Troubled Over
Anticipated Expulsion.
The following auecdote of Daniel Web
stcr, who was, in 1895, a member of Phil
lips Exeter Academy, says the Boston
Globe, was related by Samuel Lawrence Of
Exeter:
A few days after Mr. Webster had
entered Exeter Academy he returned to his
clearinghouse one evening in a very de-
spondent mood and told his friends there
that the city boys in the academy were con-
stanty laughing at him because he was at
the foot of his class and came from the
| backWOods.
The next day Nicholas Emery. who was
then an assistant tutur in the academy,
urged Webster 10 think Of nothing but his
books. and added that all would yet come
cut right.
The advice was needed, and at the end Of
the first quarter Mr.. Emery, mastering his
class IN line, formally took the arm OF
young Webster and marched him from the
loot 10 the extreme head.
At the end OF the second quarter, when
the class was mustered, Mr.. Emery said:
daniel Webster, gather up your books
and take down your cap"
The boy Obeyed and, thinking thai he was
about to be expelled from school, was sOTely
troubled.
The teacher soon dispelled the illusion, for
he continued: NOW, sir, You Will please re-
port yourself to the teacher Of the first class
And you, young gentlemen, will take an af
fectlOnate leave Of your Cassmate, for you
will never see him again"
They never did see him in that classroom
again, but the day came when the eyes of
the nation beheld him
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THEY FIX TELEPHONES.

Specimens If a swindle Which Is Being
Worked in Boston and suburbs.
81 came TO repair your telephone" said a
young man, who entered a store in Dorches-
ter on Christmas day He went to the in
strument and while at work on the trans
mitter another man stepped into the store
and asked the first man to pay a bill. The
telephone reparer claimed that he had moth
ing but big bill and tried to borrow So of
the proprietor Of the store. The latter re-
fused, however, to give him any money.
After the strangers had gone an attempt
TO use the telephone showed that ii had been
'doctOTed," SO that II could not be used to
notify the police. Two stores in Milton
were also visited by these men on Saturday.
They tried to play tile same game, but got
no money.
The telephone has been used" by sneak
thieves Of this kind to aid them in their
operations quite extensively If late. The
rOice have had number Of complaints
from store-keeDers in the city proper and in
CLarlestOWn who have been victims Of the
man sent 70 repair your telephone" One
Of their tricks is TO demand cash payments
for the repairs they pretend to make.
These repairs consist usually in taking the
apparatus 10 pieces and not putting the
PIE es back again. But it is not until after
the swindlers ave gone that the fraud is dis
covered. Tie police are keeping sharp
lockout for the men and expect TO have
them in custody in a few days In the
meantime every body who owns telephone
should I've on their guard if they receive a
call from the bogus telephone repaireT.-
Boston journal.
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DEAD IN FIVE SECONDS.
Fate of Baby That Chuckled While
SOldiers Fought Around Hum.

Fate Of Baby That Chuckled While
Soldiers Fought Around Him.
1t was what they call reconnaissance In
force-a brigade pushing down into the
woods to develop the enemy's position.
Those movements always mean wounds
and death to a certain per cent, but they
are the little details in the great plan Of
battle, and what glory-seeking General ever
gives thought to the killed and wounded
unless the list is large enough to appall the
country? We in the advance were ambus-
caded, so to speak; that is, We ran right
onto the enemy in a strong position, ana
we received a deadly volley before we knew
of their presence. In the reforming dozen
of us got behind a slave cabin 1t was
One-rO0med hut, but of poles, and without
floor or sashes in the window openings.
As we saw no one about We naturally sup
posed the family had fled. 1t furnished us
a shelter for sharpShoOtng, though the enc
my'S bullets came Whistiing through the
many cTevices now and then.
We had been there for quarter OF an
hour and we're just about TO fall back on the
line when | passed the open door and saw d
little black baby sitting on the floor. Father,
mother and all the others were gone, and he
was left in the hurried fight He was not
in tears; he did not appear to be at all
frightened; on the contrary, as | stood
looking at him and wondering if l should
carry him away or leave him, he began to
c0uckle and crept away across the floor
with his chubby feet and fat legs plainly
showing l handed my gun to a cOmrdde
and went in to pick him up. he sat with
his back to the enemy, and within foot Of
the side of the house His little black face
was smiling at me and his arms going when
he suddenly fell forward gu his face and
was dead in five seconds.
A bullet had entered DatWeen the logs
and struck him fair in tho back, and in the
half minute | stood looking down on the
body the blood poured cut over the hard
beaten floor in a great pool and dyed his
tiny black feet the color of war.-DetrOit
Free PrnSS.
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General Merchan Use.

BAGS-Calcuttas. for June delivery 2497e;
Wool Bags, 36Q38c.
OIL-CaIlfornia Castor OIL, in cases, No. I 81 %;
No 2 cases 81 20. bblS 9Oc manufacturers rates.
Eastern do, 81 20: California Lnseed bUls, boiled,
6l2c; raw, 44c; cases, 2 PC more Cocoa, 30 G6Oc
u gall; China Nut, 56MS212c Z gal; Eastern LIN
seed on IN Dbls, 4sc; do raw. 45lac p gal, cases,
2loc more Lard OH, bbis 72lac cases, soc Z gal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is quotaUie at sc 2
gallon; DOwner's, 27I2c; Astral, l9c 15O' Elaine,
24c: Pearl. l9C. Water White. renned, bulk,
lac; Head light 175 c ses CSC; Mineral Illuminating,
300' 25c IN cases; Standard, no fire test, lie =
gallon In cases tcaps faucets and PC In buIk
GASOLINE +. EIJ. 63' BeuZlue, bulls, 1917 = gal;
l9c; 742 Gasoline bulk. l4l2c cases, zoe So
Gasoline, bulk. zoe; cases, 25C e gal.
WHITE LEAD-QIOtable AZ 7Q1l4C = 10.
TURPENIINE-QuUted at 53C = gallon.
SUGAR-ihe " estern Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms net casa: Cube Crushed,
Powdered and Fine Crushed all 51sc e 10
Dry GRADUATED, 4$4c; ConfectIoaers A, 458c;
Extra c, &c; Golden c, 3 Sc; d, sac 2 10; half
bOIs, "a more than bbIs. AMI boxes l2c more.
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sIIH,FI,G !NTELLI(INNCE.

ArrIveI.
THURSDAY January T.
Stmr Humboldt Edwards - hours from Eureka;
pass ana mdse to NJ Kalish & Co.
Stmr Gypsy, Jepsen, 10 hours from Moss Landing;
Stmr Point Arena Hansen, l5 hours from Mendo-
elmo; pass and mdse, to MendocinO Lumber co.
Stmr IrucEee, smith 56 hours from Tillamook;
lumber. to Truckee Lumber Co.
Br ship Brunei, Frompton l24 DAYS from Swan
sea; Z72l tons coal, to Renton Coal Co.
Br ship Clackmannaushre Copper, lS2 days from
Antwerp; mdSe. to A Carpenter.
Br ship Melville Island Richie, l45 days from
London; mdse, to Meyer Wilson & Co.
Br ship Duchess of Albany, Wilson. l3l days from
Liverpool; mdsc, to Balfour. Guthrie a Co.
Br ship Sierra Lu.ena, Murdoch, 80 days from
Liverpool; 2S45 tons coal, 10 Balfour, Guthrie Co.
Ger ship Orient, Kuhl, 100 days from Antwerp;
Ger ship Fanny Bornhodt l25 days from Green
ock; 26lO tons coal to Carpenter.
Schr Lila and Matt e, Peterson. days from AL
bion; lao NJ It lumber, to Wetherbee.
Cleared.
THURSDAY, January 7.
st mr W9lla Walla Wallace Victoria; GoodalI
BIZ SHIP Flntshire, Williamson, Queenstown; G w
snip wachusett, MOsner, NanaimO; John ROsen-
' Bark Albert, Winding. Honolulu; Williams d.
SaiIeI.
THURSDAY, January 7.
Stmr Nettie Low, Low. Point Reyes
Stmr FarsilOn BOniheld. Eureka.
Stmr Mexico. Alexander, San Diego.
Stmr Emily, Roberts, Coos Bay. etc.
Br stmr Wellington, Locke, SauaimO,
Stmr San Benito, COlyile, Tacoma
Tele era phir.
POINT LoBos-January Ito M-weather
foggy; wind calm.
Spoken.
Per BTuneI-Dec 6. 81 S, 90 W. Br ship Cane OF
Good hope. from Glasgow for San Francisco
Dec 8, - 40 $, 100 rs w, Br bark Mauds from
Liverpool for San Francisco.
Dec -, 10 80 5. los 20 w, Br ship Drummuir
from Rio de JanelrO for Astoria.
oct %, 80 Is 5, 80 81 w, Br ship EoluS from
Swansea for San Francisco
Nov ., AZ So S, 81 % w, Br ship Duchess OF AL
bany, from Liverpool for san Francisco
Dec g. no lat Br ship Cardigan Castle from HuIl
for Portland.
Per Duchess Of Albany-Nov 20 So S 81 w
Br ship EoiuS. from swansea for San Francisco
Nov II. SO = 70 W, Br ship Thomaslna Mae
Lean, hence Sept "a for Havre
Jan D. 80 y, l25 w, Schr Abbie, from San Pedro
for Eureka.
Per Brunel-Nov II, 81 s. 81 W, Br ship CITY of
Florence, hence Sept 3 for Plymouth
Nov II, 81 s. 81 w, Ger ship showing signal let
tiers 4 l., from iquique for Hamburg
Dee /, 40 80 :. 80 w. Br bark BanksheId, from
PiSagua for Liverpool
Dec 4, 50 5, 80 W. Austrian bark showing signal
letters IL L q b, from Rio de Janeiro for Van
Dee =, "a S, "a W, Nor ship Kathinka. bound
north.
Dec 20 10 y, 1l9 40 W. Br ship LoChee hence
Dec . FOR Queenstown.
Dec %, 10 y. 1876 so w. ship Reaper from New
YORK for Astoria,
Per Fanny-Nov IA, SO 81 S, II Oh w, Br ship
Knight of the Thistle.
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HE FAILED TO DIE.

Potter NufT Named tho Day OF His Death,
but Is sim Alive.
Peter Huff, or "Uncle PeJe," as he is
known throughout Cape May County, ac-
cording to the Philadelphia Times, is
one Of the largest cranberry growers in
South Jersey. He is also one OF the most
eccentric men in his section of the State.
Huff at present lies at deaths door at his
home near Tuckahoe Several weeks ago
he surprised his friends by informing them
that he would die on Thursday, December
nth, and he made all preparations for the
event His friends eagerly awaited the APP
prOach of Huf'S death-day, and when he
became Ill they really thought that he would
die, but when the appointed dty for his
death had come and gone and lie was still
alive, they were happy. Fluff was greatly
disappointed when he did not die on the
predicted day.
The old gentleman is quite eccentric, and
although reputed to be very wealthy, he
goes about in old WORKOUT clothes OF the
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WANTED SLOW TINE.
4 Woman Who Thought She Had Gained
a Nictory.

4 Woman Who Thought She Had Gained
Victory.
a rudy faced, plump-Iooking German
woman, with a baudana handkerchief about
her neck aud a huge basket on her arm, ell
bowed her way through the union station
corridor, says the Pttsburg Press, and
stepped sprightly up 10 the gateman.
Il want to 90 to Canton" she said.
AT o'clock madame" courteOusly re-
piled the gateman.
'But l want to 60 at O'clock" Insisted
the Crusty matron.
''You cannot go TIL o'clock, fast time"
''Nell, bus want to 20 slow time. What
10 | care Tor fast tlme?'
II was giving you the fast time or city
time, madame" said the gentleman, a little
irrtated
well, | am not going Won step by fast
time | vii go by slow time or not at all
''You misunderstood me, madame"
"Do you think l never been to Canton be-
fore"
Il really couldn't say, madame"
well, / want you TO understand | know
de Wy to Canton and i 90 there by slow
time"
Then with a big flourish of skirts, the
sprignty matron faced about and marched
into the station with the air of one who has
got the best Of an argument She left for
Canton, however, on fast time an hour
later, and almost Withered the gatemau by
the look of contempt she gave him as she
passed.
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SAVED THE BABIES.

Brave Engineer and His Firem IN Res
cue Twins From "A Horrible Death.
George Roberts, engineer, and Charles
Wilson, fireman, have been receiving the
congratulations and compliments of the peo-
pie here and along the line for one of tho
bravest deeds known in the history of rail-
reading. says Mcpherson (Kans.) special to
the Enquirer, As theirtrai was making fast
time at the foot of grade five miles west Of
here, Christmas afternoon, they saw, play
ing on the track ahead of them, two babies.
The little tots were the three-year-old
twins OF section foreman and had wan
dered to the track. They paid no attention
TO the whistling Of the locomotive, and 1t
was impossible to stop the train. Quickly
the two men sprang from the cab ran along
the footboard to the pilot. leaned forward
rs far as possible ahead Of the COwcatcher.
The steam had been shut off and the engine
reserved, and it was gradually slowing
down when the babies were reached. Both
men grasped at the children and both wer g
successful.
The train came to q stop and the babies
were placed safe and sound in the hands of
their father, who had been an agOnized spec
tator. 1t was several days before the story
was told by the section man, aud now every
one is trying to do something TO show the
two men who we'll they are thought Of A
movement is on all foot along the line to get
two medals for the men, which will be pre-
Sppted TO them by their admirers.
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semi hendish delight often seems to possess
people OF strong nerves In sneering at those with
weak ones The Irritabllty OF the nervous hypo-
chOndriac is rIdlc uled natural III temper The
v cry genuine and distressing symptoms from which
he suffers are made light Of lie" or she is a
crank" Is the cheerful sort OF sympathy with
which the nervous invalid meets from the Unfeel-
ing aud the thoughtess. At he same time 10 com
paint Is more defined and real, none has more
easily eIpldnable origin when 1t is chronic In
perfect digestion and assimilation are always ac-
cOmpauied by nervous debil " and anxiety. Build
up the powers Of assimilation aud digestion with
HOstetters Stomach BitteTs, and nervous symp-
toms SICK headaches ami generally feeble condi-
tion Of the system are remedied. Remember that
fearful rayages are produced by la grippe among
weakly, nervous people. Hostetters Stomach BIZ
tiers cures it. and prevents malaria, rheumatism and
kidney complaint
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A READY ORATOR.

Taken bv Surprise lie Makes the Mos'
Remarkable Speech OK Record.
A New Yorker who had acquired the
reputation of being able to make larry
good sneech Impr0mptu on pubic occa-
sion Of any kind, from dinner OF
a wedding TO a funeral or pohtl-
cal meeting, nearly lost it the other
dav. He was never known, though often
taken bv surprise, TO be unable to say
something appropriate. save On this
occasion. and his friends win never
let him forget il. Il happened that
the boys got wind Of his fOTtletu
birthday little while before the date aud
they determined TO show their appreciation
Of aim by presenting to him land
some Eo,J-htaded cane and a diamond
ring. TGey got up a little entertainment
Ia The lodge-TO0m that evening, al which
they knew he would he present. When
all were feeling jolly the ring and cane
were produced ard we're formally presented
with "A neat speech by the chairman. Then
all leaned back in their chairs in pleasant
anticipation # the eloquent mans reply.
But the eloquent man, the veteran after
dinner speaker, the ready stump orator, Tor
once was nonplusSed. He cOuid not say
anything. He had spoken for other people
readily enough many a time; he had eX-
pressed sentiments lofty, patriotic, geDer-
us moral, more or less his own; but
when it came down 10 actual per
sonal gratitude, all his own, he could
not tell the real feeling OF his heart glibly.
He was deeply touched by their kindness,
and lie felt for the fy,t time in his life
hugely embarrassed and dinident. His
friends could see him struggling with his
fee ings, AMI they patiently waited for him
10 get control Of them, fully expecting 10
be repaid by listening to his happy phrases,
his funny anecdotes aud his appropriate
jokes. Finally, his mouth opened and be
leaned forward.
Gentlemen" he said, "EentIemen-boys,
wei, III be ID"
That was all he could find to say. He
sat down and repeated il TO himself snltly
once OF twice, and then all the company
burst out laughing and came AROUND ana
thunDad him on the back and nearly shook
the hands oil ann, aud were twice as much
delighted a, they had ever been by his
most brilliant effort. But that was really
and truly all the orator could say.-N. y.
'Eritl
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co-heirs with the present posseSsor, and, as
appeared by the win. more favored than he
The two lovers, Allan and Miss Somer-
vile, we're not long in being discovered.
They received their share OF the money
wiIled to them by their uncle. and not long
af .erward Allan succeeded to Welldean
Hall. for his brother Randall died very sud
d.nly, victim to his own unrestraned fol
lies. After Allan's marriage Gilbert and
Car had a tumber of toddy together tor
Iaanv long wears. They never tired Of ;ell-
ing the part they acted In laying the ghost
Of the old Laird.-Spare Moments.
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Produce Market.

FLOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras, s. 40
90 90 q boil Bakers extras, IS 3OQ5 40; city SUI
pernne, SIS 4005 50; interior brands, IS 2595 so
for extras, IS 4OQ3 % a. D0l for superfns.
WHEAT-The market continues stiff aud fur
Their slight advance has been established. No. l.
81 78%4 lsd Sl.t =, ct I'll choice 81 82i49l S8sa
for milling, 9l S5Gl o7Ia 2 eth
CALL sALEs-MoRNINa.
The market was weaker. Buyer seasOn-3OO
81 8614 Seller '92-lOO, 81 535s 500, 81 SO;
100, 81 526s 600 81 62l2.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer season-7OO, 81 1855.
NARLEY-Feed was easy yesterday. No ! Feed
81 II AZ d 5@+ DARK Coast - 05Sl 10; BrewiaE
lower grades 81 1901 so p ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNTNa.
Prices declined. Buyer season-lOU, 81 ID; 200,
81 las; 500, 81 "a. SeIerseasou-SO0, 81 O7s4.
No afternoon sales.
OATs-Fsir jobb,ng demand FOR white Black are
in large supply aud dun, aud the advance antici-
pated by dealers on account of the rains has not
been REALIZED an1 White; $7lag as for good to
prise, 81 5OGl 521a Gray 81 3OGl 40: Black 81 so
al 80 d ctI for California and 81 45@l so for
CORN-Arrivals have been lighter of late and the
marSet rules arn Large Yellow. 81 3212 Small
Round do 81 35Gl 5Ii2 White, 81 S5Ni 40 p ctl
RYE-weak a1d very dun at 81 65a$l 70 = ctl
BRAN-Searoe and 1rm at $Isgls so p ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quoted at S3IG22 r ton
HAY-Quotabo at Sl4Gl6 for Wheat, el2QI4 for
Oat. $lSG IS so for Wheat and Oat, SI2@l4 for
Wild Dat $l.@l3 so for Barley Sll@l2 for Al
fa!fa, $l0@li tor stock.
STRAW-Quoted at 50G65c a bale
MILLSTUFFS - Ground Barley is quotable at
S25@26 q ton. The mills sell oicake Meal at
$50 q ton net; Rye Flour, 4I4c . ID; Rye Meal.
3s4C Graham Flour S&4c; Oatmeal, 412c; Dat
GroaIS, sc; Cracked Wheat. 3Iac; Buckwheat
Flour t%4c; Pear Barley, 494l4c q 10
SEEDS-Nellow Mustard is quotable al So 9O93
y ctl; Brown Mustard S3@5 %; Flax. 81 20;
Canary l34G2c; Alfalfa. 8. @7i4c; Rape, "a
212c Hemp. S34c; Timothy. 51ae p 10.
DRIED PEAS-NiIeS, 81 1901 As; Green, ST so
al 70; Eostern Green, 81 70; B!ackeye, 81 509l 20
e cti; split Peas. &c II 10.
BUCKWEEAT-Qu at ST. 1892 1917 p ctI.
CORNMEAL, ErC-Table Meal quoted at SAC 2
n Feed Corn, S29@3U; Cracked Corn, S29 so %
80 so q tom HomiHy, AZ q ~
BEANS - The market is weak and lacks life.
Bayos quoted at 81 80Gsl D ctl; Pea. 80 4U62 go
Large White, ~ 26GG2 3T1a Small White. 81 Zoo
81 Pink, 81 S0@l 95 Reds, 81 9b92; Limas,
81 1902: Butters. 81 E5G2 90 y ctl
POTAI OES-N0th ug new. Burbank Seedlings,
4e@6Oe q ell for Rivers and g0t GSl 10 for Salinas;
Larry Rose SO94oei River Reds, 3O935c q ctl.
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Smith has all the actions of cat during
spasms, with which he has been afflicted
daily since the 18th inst. He splits and
claws the air like cat and as the spell at
tackS him purrs and plays like kitten. He
but no bad effects followed. The doctors
say the case is not hydrophobia, hystera,
nor epilepsy. and none of them knows what
to name Nearly fifty persons were present
when the boy had a spasm.-Cleveland
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Shining Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day the UmatHa for
Victoria ana Puget Sound the willamette Valley
for YaQuiua Bay, the Del NOrte for Coos Bay, the
North Fork for Humboldt Bay and the Gypsy for
the Salinas Rivers The Corona fails due from san
Diego.
The schr Lena Sweasey, 24l tons, loads merdse
Tor Central America.
The CaruarvOnShtre takes for Duubirk - 0S2 Ctls
Wheat valued at ST6,S0O.
The ships J. b, Walker and Tam o. Shanter are
cred for Cumberland Coal from Baltimore 10
san Francisco AT IS per ton.
Tie snip Tacoma, iG72 tons, loads Coal at Nanai-
mn fuTfh Is
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Dornestic Ports.
WFSTPORT-ArriYel

wEsTPoRT-Arrived Jan 7-Stmr Protection.
H0oUT AM-SaiIed Jan 6-Schr Novelty for San
Francisco; schr Dora Blum, for san Francisco
PORT GAMBLE-Sailed Jan 7-ShiP Indla' ior
COOS BAY-Saiied Jan 6-schrs jennie stella,
Ivy and Wing aad Wing, all for san Francisco Stmr
San i,Sp 6I iF Jan 7-schr Mary Russ.
HUENEME- Jan 6-Stmr CosmopoilS t0r
VERSIONS LANDING-Arrived Jan 7-schr AL
O' %EV Gu Jan 7-stmr Newsboy, for
EGREKA-ArrIved Jan 7-stmr Pomona, hence
Dec g schr Garcia, hence Dec Is; scbr Nettie Sund-
borg, hence Dec IA; schr Jennie Iheiin, hence
FORT BRAGG-saIed Jan 7-stmr Newport, for
NGY0-sailed Jan 7-stmr Noyo, for San Fran
AGsIoN-salIed Jan 7-schr Mary Gilbert, for
'I sAI TEDSo-saned Jan 7-sehr Challenger;
AsT0RlA-Arrlved Jan 6-Br ship Knight Of the
Garter, from London. Jan 7-Br ship Persian III
San Diego; Br ship Earl Dunraven, hence Dec u.
Sailed Jan 6-Br snip Sieve BSwD. for X Br
bark Norma. for X; br ship Maulsden, for U X;
Br ship Sir Henry Lawrence, f,r x: Dutch bark
COS enoerg, for k ir snip Clan MacPherson for
U h Jan 7-Br snip sierra Madron4. FOR x; Br
bark Port Glasgow for u X.
Foreign Ports.
Observation-Disclosures Jan 6-Bark COIema, firm
Portland via Honolulu.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Jan 7-Br stmr Belgic,
'VffCT0EI4.Passed Jan 6-Haw stmr san MateO.
from Cofaax for san Francisco.
NEWCASTLE. Noh-Cali6u Jan 0-baFA news
boy. for Honolulu.
Movements of Transatlantic st'1mars.
NEW YORK-Arriyed Jan 7-Stmr Gothia' from
Hamburg.
Importations.
MOSS LANDING-Per Gipsy-226 SKIS potatoes
cs pigS-feet, ! Cs eggs.
SaiinaS-64l SIS wheat.
VatsonvIlle-aOs sis potatoes, wheels bags
soquei-iI93 reaus paper. 80 bIs apples bdI
Sauta Cruz-3 bxs butter. ; cs cheese.
POINT ARENA-Per Point Arena-l coop chick
ems l Dbl bxs butter.
FTREKA-Per Humboldt-l9O VI shingles, All
SKIS potatoes 20 NJ &c lumber. 767 Dxs apples $50
peas, coOps chickens, II pkgs HiSs. 90 doors,
cs cheese, 30 kegs q bXs butter, pAgs express,
So coin, los IS ash.
Consisnees.
Per Gipsy-Thos Lou hrIn: Smiths CASH Store;
6 Lampadns: Russ, Sanders Il Co; Dalton Eros;
HHIens; r r Stevens q Co; J Thomas: WBIsaacs;
Durham, Carrigan & Co; " L treltaS u 20; V'NeU
Bros d. co; L G. Sresoyich x Co: G Whitney & Co;
DaIrymeu's Union: HoIhTOOk, Merrill & StetsOa A
Clayburgh; John Roach; NJ AtchinsOn x Co; Oc-
cidenta Foundry.
Coast Supply Co; Ross Hewlett; Hart Co; w
Stern Co; Wilson & Irvine: Standard OH Co; L II
Hammer; Dodge, Sweeney Il Co; Hansen b Co;
Haywood Bros; M8ndOcinO Lumber Co
Per HumbOidt-M KailSh & Co: u heeIe x co. Z
Preston q McKinnon; II Dutard ;SGetL Bros & Co:
Z X stevens q Co; Vervalin Rowe; h Bdtard;
7 Kee err: Marshall Tegcart q BrOrsen: Schlamm
& Co; Allison, Gray d Co: Eyeleth d Nash; john +
EU.I- sh: L Whitney Il Co; standard on GO; U
Lester: Whittier Fuller Il Co; Wells, Fargo x Co;
Russ Sanders & Co; Norton, Teller Co; sachs
Bros Il Co; HIS Bros humboldt Door Co; Napa
Soda Springs; Nash Sellers q Co.
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