davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-23

mOto. Seq begDnote 5crberetelierus
r'eo ben famine Ro Cs Gperlas, Tom
Oct oar ben met ~aIminoelioe Sanoliua.
SEQ ltreU Ell fort 5ortlariug til Carrie,
en- onoen til Rr. g9iuItOn % en- treble
III mini gtOoer. 8 en- ilerOe aOnuOlut
iiioIa9oe leg &uitterir9en til Ulr. au.
oerlon. % aft bette oar iaroi9t, git
le8 I'll NIT alGoeifab % to9 min 8es
oUlcer irent.
Otter oerpaa at BABE unoerisgt 4a'
trOnerne, latte ies mig neO fOrau sa'
mtnen o9 rctteOe 4iitolen mob min
Sanoe. Gnonu ct setuuo, o9 jeo piloc
babe o9ret BOB, men uetop Tom min
singer be9puotc at oirte paa GItr9tte.
rem, lgo Der en- 8anten paa min Ggr.
Seq Tor op, fiuIte buitis gaabnet Oa
ranbte no, at ies lille tunos labs Ioser
tomme IND.
rStte mig, 6reo?"
Seq ojenfieubte Carries stemme, o.
en- b~r9noenoe 29n9lel efter enbnu er
Gang at ie IND | beuoes elIteoe Gnipr
III Serreosmme oper mig. Surtit
aiemte je9 8repene / 9ommten % aab'
neoe 9sren.
20, 5reo, ou er oirtelis ip9!" uo
breo Carrie | bet gieblit 2piet falt
paa NIT InIist. .Suoripr ienbte b.
life guo cfter mig? @r bu life be
ore?"
v&arre," iuareoe ies bait; rmsn
Carrie - fore Simmell" Soet jel
Tom meo bette llo6rub, itprtebe je.
irem, for pper Carries grm bang nil
Sueriratte, Gfter at p9re tomneu mi.
al min S~ucrraitelie, trat ie9 &attel
meO De eliepe 9uiinoe Ipp Sunore o.
femti Dollars o9 treO9tDue Gents irer
al Common.
Dc bar bort ON Ell GAL Mauos be
'Dnoerlt9e arumiprin9, eler en- iul
0tanos Naragti9beoer, men at bgmm
eiter, bpuo Carrie f~prtnlte mig, pg Fl
nit @Grelics loieenoe, ~eiternt bet ua
iOrbi, er je9 n9r ueb at trO, at ie9 Uu
enOnu lon9t mere %forunoerli9.
Saa BAD ie8 ON en- 8OrtIarin9. Sc
bar ben iimSlelte Siu0 at 8eroen. Sc
oeo life, bpOrfor ies life taooe tGnI
pna bet f0r. StplOen laa bOS Carrie
6aoer. 6an bauoe ta8et fell al mi
6ratte O9 lin e9en, % baooe baot be
pan in0 / 8Deu, uOen at tGufe p0n, q
Der laa en- 6ormue / 2ommen. Sc
Ienote Nir. gnoeripn bans Suffering
oiIcoerebe Gen9ene til SCR. 8initOn 0
gienuptOs nit Grbeioe iOm en- tlo8er'
o9 ies baaber, beore @tano.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-23
Gu 900 Sur.

Get bar en- triit Scene. Zen game
@tunb taa i fin Seu9, % Oeo bans Sibc
lao bans t~roiuite SuItru % bolot bans
magre 0uouo / fin. Srn tuuus met
Wtagt 2anrerne tIlba9e iUr at tunte il
paa bam meo ct trplteiulot Smtl. 90
Inu baO bum bum bore bed gOot @tpo
San UilOe mart blipe friit i9ieu. @er
ban fglte GgOeus tOloe @reb ON Sjer.
tet % io8oe meo mat Stemme:
"@tin tiare Suitru, jes maa M Tor.
laoe big.
%, nci, nei, Senrit, life enonu!"
80, tjare SObanne~, og ban lutteot
ginene, "jes bar life mango Elmer l9jcu
III. 21t = aft Omtrins mig bliueS
mprft, Mtprtet blir tDttere u9 tpftere,
% III bprcr ieg iaacan ceili9 Mniit".
"9tei, net, tjRre Serrit, bet er De tpIfe
Miuiifauter pan 8aoen".
"t6uao?" raabte ben ogenbe. "Sar
BET elenoigc Eaf popet az fOmme mo
Dor @noe, naor De peo, at les li9ser ior
0gOen? Sin mig StpoletnR9ten, Iaa
Ital ieg lore ceml"
Og flint iOm Ell GDrt bOppeoe ben
9amle Mano uo af Sengen, O9 fsr no.
gen funoe binors BAN, bauoe ban aab.
net Sinouet % ilanst StSuletn99teu
eiter M~tuiifanterne. "Se9 traf BAN ben
tptfe 5yren meo SOrnetten", raabte bon
fprneiet, slf ~tiliengs i8ien Os bar ei
Bar Gage eiter 9anIte frilf.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-23
1857

l67
~sisnigntis aasrsos iasttasst til geOrss CUNT. "Gr
1stet iat iuo2"
"5a, % bet NJ soot pIaos / Garbsroben,"
'g{aa, ia, ct ~laaoant Tibet QFutte tommer aIho til
giDte. 9en NOR Dem na iua sOOt, Dc Tan, mems iss
briussr DOR RiOoassmao Srosu."
Ss mso ct UsnIist gtit began bun fig uS aiO'ssnet.
Iaeoens BUN ipseO. msO IaaOen, siOrbe GeOrs fig en-
Iioen Iur Om'rins i Nsaitbussst, s~runosos puu. nuar
&ommanosr taptensn mon5tro uiIbe opipIos fit este.
8a Tom ban ibu, at StOrm6om baUbs iast, ban baDbs
NOset til BAN.
Oct G maaie ct gru ira RomulaHosr taptsinen
isIU, " tautte ban % OusrIOb fig after mob fin Billie til
Grinoriug ON bet bemmsIis beosiuIoe Baano msqsm
bans 6aoer Os bans fOrriss gbsi. 6Or Gsorss StO!t,
bo par bet iaa ~iwigrsHos at trO. at ban life uoeIutteuoe
baUoe MsbIioeubs0su Os gsLUilisr at tatts ior ben
9is!p, aOmmanosrtaptsin pOeOs BAN; uuiItaarlist
iuoUitIeoe Der fig bans Seer Roget ON pIist ban
pioits lite, buorior. Nen ban forsiatte fig OsiaI
itren9t at bsuOste busrt Orb Os busr lante, Der 'unc,
beitprte en- iaa farIis ODrbeVisuins, iOrsi oenns let
tunbe iaa lloiseuoe al ben bpbsfe lltatusmmsIisbsa.
ga ban Tom tIbase til StOrmbOms lie gus, MODS
ts9 SGrten BAN uoe paa lrappen, bporpGa De iuIstes
40 iao 6amilisns 6Glesitus, bet ltsrite SarsIis /
quiet. Oct uo9iOros yaa susans Sopstammer, Sal,
SpiispGrsIie % BGrtuoens ssst Rubinet.
Oct par en- tor Glue, msp Yiuuusr paa to Si6e,
~iOripnsos msb srsnns Ruussarsinsr. yasssme bapSs en-
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-23
S9rli9 biui9t = % meo
uobetalin9.

On Sarm paa 780 gcres tint qano, oil unoer
Gultur, gp9uluger I'll en- SRrot al 81 900,
Metcr, III. M, iGlgeS for S25 pr. Mere;
iuH a Nll fra 9p o. standardization
2 Sarme, bper paa 1850 NcreS, at opopr'et,
9ooe 8p9nin9er, 2 4Ril ira Sp $1,000 pr.
Were.
220 Ncrss gobt Rrairielauo, i'ie opopr'et, 2
Wdl ira Bp. $1,000 pr. Were.
80 NcreS 9obt Erairtelnuo, life opoDrtet, .
Nil ira 8p, sl1.00 pr. Hcre.
$50 gcres gobt Yrntri elano. bells uomGr'et
eng 8 Nhl ira Countrywide, $1,000 pr
2tcre.
800 Ncres, alt IrnirteIano uroer 6ence, Il
gul fra Bn, $500 pr. Gcre.
so Atres, oeIois unoer 9ultur, 4 Wtl ira Bp
$li.00 pr. Ncre.
Q Seciiorer, tIeuli9e III 5anreaol % Sgaol,
/ Yltl fra Bp, $500 pr Ncre,
/ Se;ttou, t,euli9 til 5adrcaOl o. Sgaol,
YRll fra Yp, $3.50 pr. Were.
glt bette er 9incotn Gountp, Winueiota,
Ntdu lirioe til
A. BOYSEN,
~ 10 IL ,a1-e 7An 10y M5nn
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-23
G.u Sntnaifine frit.

gu $500 SpmaItiue, iom iRl9ss af OF
for ira $11 til $3.50, er ri ut0i8e til at pta'
lere / bit Siem til a%ibeupttelie, uben at Del
Ital fpIte Dig ell Gent. Slip bette Gperttsie'
meut uo % ieuo bet t~ilt8emeo bin Ioresit
t0aa til Ilpab manufacturing Co. 8ep'
c. l., GbtcaSo, 81. 20. 1881
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-23
6pem pinber 81 81 e 9SIs ny sr Idsf

griier o. Tsres Ieuses BRroi | COB, Iige'
trem gammeIoa9s Sdneelp
vt Grobiem.
Gielo & Briggs bar aarepis 'tuoeret pan,
bporleoes be beoit Tan ilene Nubliium. &c
bar loft bette Groblem I'll oeres egen It'll
freosiiGelie. @lem t,te at is inoom til benz.
3eres Motto er 9ooe Barer o9 be alerlaoe'
tie Priier oa en- square deal meo ale. 8e
oil fife TORRANCE no9eu eItra Yrts al Et9 Tor
at faa tglen for ben ertra Erts, De betnIte
ior Sine HrooniteI.
Sieio 4 @rieaS, Souitou. Niun.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-07-07

gested that the same end might
be gained by passing a law author
izing the president to suspend the
parchase of silver for a fixed time
in his discretion. This would seem
to be less satisfactory to everybody.
1t can hardly be agreeable to th'
silver men to place this discretion
in the hands OF Mr.. Cleveland, and
those whose convictions impel
them to vote for the stoppage Of the
silver purchases certainly would
rather stop them decisively and
finally, once for all. Moreover, the
sanitary effect ofrepeal upon gen
eral business and public confidence
will be vastly greater if it is decis-
i've and final. The time for shift
ing and temporizing expedients is
past. The only safety is in prompt,
effective. permanent and final
action, to put an end to that policy
which is the cause of public dis
trust, construction of credit and
monetary stringency.-Oregonian
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-07-07

The president has issued a proc
lamation calling an extra session
of congress to convene on Monday,
August 7th, for'the purpose Of en-
acting such legislation as will re
lieve the country from its present
paralyzed condition of trade. To
what extent this. will be accom-
plished remains to be seen. In so
far as this condition is brought
about by monetary laws now in
force, we may reasonably hope for
relief, but these laws are not the
sole cause of the present de-
preston. Threatened tariff legis-
lation has a heavy bearing on the
situation, and we cannot reason
ably hope that this question be
dealt with upon a basis which will
reassure capital.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-07-07

tenn has had more to do with
bringing about the shaky feeling
in financial circles than every
thing else added together. While
few, if any, men, really believe
that the democrats will be foolish
enough to make such cuts in the
tariff as have been threatened,
such cuts as would, if actually
made, make thousands of bank
rupts of men who are now fairly
prosperous as manufacturers, large
and small. and a million tramps
out Of workingmen now profitably
employed, still the making of those
threats has had the effect of Great
ing feeling of dread and uncer-
tainty as to just what they will
do. and as a natural consequence
millions of capital that would
otherwise be actively employed is
now locked up and business men
are daily making assignments be-
cause of their inability to borrow
money upon securities which under
ordinary circumstances would
have been gladly accepted as col
lateral for the money they neces-
sarily have to borrow to success
fully carry on their business.
Although it has not been Off
cially announced, your correspon-
dent has it from a reliable source
that the grand jury has practically
agreed to- find indictments against
Ainsworth, Dant, Sassy and
Covert, for manslaughter, in con-
necti6n with the horrible accident
at Ford's old theater. Their trial
will probably take place early in
the fall session of the criminal
court. Secretary Lamont's action
in dlssolving the army court Of
inquiry recently appointed by hin
has been the subject of mucl
speculation. Of itself this orde
indicates the belief of the secre
tary that the evidence is so plair
as to make a court of inquiry I'm
necessary, and were it not for hi
!; failure to suspend Ainsworth
f Sassy and Covert, who are still
performing their official duties, j
might be supposed that he in
tended ordering Ainsworth trle'
by court martial as soon as tn
civil courts pass upon his case
, Perhaps that is what he intend
doing. 1t is stated that Mr.. Cleve
land has said that he would no
suspend Colonel Ainsworth unit
he has been found guilty by a jur.
r in the criminal court. In an OF
: dinary case that might be the cor
, rect stand for the president t.
take, but this Isn't an ordinar,
> case.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-07-07
WASHINGTON LETTER. 49, 49,
WASHINGTON, JUNE 26, 9:

w ~ ONE AO3 Oc
, Strange things happen when
democratic administration is in
power. One would naturally sup
pose that the president and his
:abinet would rejoice at the turn
of the gold tide from Europe to-
wards the United States, and the
consequent decided improvement
in the financial situation, but on
the contrary it seems to have
caused them grief. Mr.. Cleve-
land has expressed his fears to
more than one man that if the sit
uation continues to improve con,
gress might not repeal the Sher-
man silver law as promptly as it
would were the country in dire
financial distress. 1t is really a
Godsend to the country that there
is an improvement in the financial
outlook, although it is natural
causes and not any act or acts of
the administration that have
brought it about. If the improve
ment continues until after con-
gress meets it will have the effect
Of preventing any hasty and i'll
considered financial legislation.
which might easily make things a
great deal worse than they are or
would be with no legislation at all.
AS no one has championed the
Sherman law it must be assumed
that it is not Il good law; but few
men who are thoroughly ac-
quainted with the situation will
pretend to assert that its uncondi-
tional repeal, that is to say, it's re-
peal without a substitute of some
kind dealing with silver, would be
any improvement. Conservative
men who are not blinded by
prejudice either for or agains
either Of the money metals be-
| lieve that congress as far as posi-
| BILE should take the question W
without partisan political bias
/ discuss it from every point o
view and 60 deliberately enough
to allow the press and people time
enough to discuss and digest al
the propositions that may be sub
) mitted before final action shall b'
taken. If this be done some salts
factory law may be the result
although it may not meet the ap
proval of the extremists OH eithe
, side. The fact should never b.
lost sight of that the masses ar
always conservative in all things
and especially SO in regard to ma
ltional finances, which must alway
regulate the prosperity, not of tn
: East, nor of the West, nor of tn
: South alone, but of the entir
country. If contrary policy b
followed and this question be deal
with from narrow partisan polit
ical point of view, disaster will a
certainly follow as night follow
day.
= And closely allied with th
finance question-more closel
a than the average democrat seem
capable of comprehending-is tha
? of the tariff. There can be n
h doubt that the foolish talk of Gel
e tain prominent democrats abou
: the certainty of radical change
n being made in our whole tariff sys
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-07-07

At last the labors for the de-
mocracy of Colonel Robert A.
Miller have been rewarded. He
is made register of the Oregon
City land office, succeeding John
L. Apperson. who was appointed
May 27, 1889. ""he place is worth
$4,000 year.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-07-07

Women full of pains, aches
and weaknesses find comfort,
strength and renewed vitality In
Cutfcura Plaster, the first and only
pain-kilIing, nerve-strengthening
plaster when all else failss &
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-07-07
Benton County
planning I MILLS
SAsR AND D00R FAeI0RY:
w. p. MARTYR, Proprietor.

Doors and Sash kept in stock or made 10
order. Mouldings of all kinds in pine =
cedar. All orders will receive prompt at.
rention. / guarantee all my work to bs
first West of s. P. depot, Corvallis,
Oregon. S-S.tf.
The morning call., 1893-09-17
THE STOCK rIARKET.

Beyond slight reaction in the norun-end
STOCKS there was but little change IN the market
iast week. Trading continued very dull and the
only redeeming feature noticeable was the
scarcity OF stock at the bidding prices. Nothing
new was received from the Comstock during the
week, but AS will be seen by the superintendPnts'
reports IN another column the Norcross aud Con
CAl. Va still keep up their good showing How
lohg thls VIII go on without affecting prices is
puZte, both companies are in good financial
condition. and under ordinary circumstances
their stock would be selling at much higher
figures.
monopolizing the attention of the managers. but
Is gradually narr wing itself down to the action
or the miners. Should they accept the reduction,
or at best, compromise OF SO so per day, il is
IN several OF the mines and thoroughly prospect
the showings in several localities
Possibly times may improve then. As it IS
several ofhces have notified their clerks that :helr
services are TO be dispensed with after october /
and several others are talking of closing up al
together
The market opened quite strong yesterday and
considerable Ophir changed hands at gOc and
Con. Cal a Va. at 81 as. The demand diG not
last long, however. and the market fell back into
the old rut on The Informal session.
NOTES.
Silver was three points stronger Yesterday SELL
ing up to 741sc IN New York and S414 d in Lon
don.
The assessment on Seq. BeIcher is delinquent
In office tomorrow.
No more assessments will be due until the first
week in October.
We learn that the MaryIa mine at Grass Val
ley Is now in fa0ulous rich chute of ore which
pays at times as high $400 . carload. The
mine VIII prove as good as the Idaho OF which 1t
Is an extension, and the company have a bonanza.
Nevada City Herald.
Following are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
The morning call., 1893-09-17

tne w ocean trolley system, and the ship could
o9 ihaue SO much lighter that 1t would 90
whlZzlng across the ocean in a connie of
Jays. q. Danger of accident could be brought
having sufficient number of renair stea
etS on the route, which could keep the
Caoles IN repair, and in case of any acct
oent to the trolley could bring the passen-
ger ooat into port or put il again in con-
neetion with the cable
mere can be no question that, the
proper means OF crossing the Atlantic
quickly is by some system which will al
low The motive power TO be applied from
Shore, either by trolley or cable. The
unit OF speed for ships that carry engines
and fuel is certainly practically reached
on the surface, and there are difficulties in
the way of submarine navigation which it
would be hard to conquer. The trolley
system is capable of great extension, and
we may live to travel to Europe by its
means,
The morning call., 1893-09-17
Produce MARKET

yLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras. SO 65G3 75 Bakers extras, $3 5OS3 so:
superhne. 81 60&2 90 z bbl.
WHEAT-Chicago advanced yesterday, but fell
back at the close, and this market correspond
ingIy irI Iegular. More Wheat was offered and the
general tone weak. No. l is quouable at
81 06GI 0719 2 CT; choice. 81 oss4; lower
grades, 9712c9&l 03s4; extra choice Tor milling,
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-l0 o'clp3k - December -
1900 tons. 81 20A. Msy-30O. 81 301A; 100.
81 301s, Seller '93 new. storage paid = 200.
REeGLAR MORNING sEss1oN-Decsmber-2O
tons; 81 1s1a; 200. 81 1885; 400, 81 1884. May
BARLEY declined yesterday morning.
but the spot market showed no change. No
do, 7l14c; dark Coast 659671ae: New Brew
ing. So@eoc; Chovalier. 81 1901 l6 for standard
and S0c&Sl 2 ctl for lower grade
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-lO oclock-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SESSION = Decemoer-300
tons, Use; 100 7784c; 100, 7719c: 200. 77I4c;
ATS-Were dull yesterday. New are quoted as
follows: Milling. 81 POOL s6 fancy Feed. 81 20:
good to choice. 81 1907 Is; common to fair 95c
@Sl O5 Red, 9712c@SI 0219; Black 9Oe@Sl is
q ctL
low: 97L2c@&l; Small Round Yellow. 971ac@Sl;
White. 90G195c p ctL
RYE-W eak and dull at 9O@921ac p ctl.
BRAN-Quoted at $l6@l7 p ton for the best
and s15 80 y ton for outside brands.
MIDDLIN GS-Quoted at 81 S(DZ2 n ton.
CHOPPED FEED-sl7 5O@l3 50 p ton.
HAY-Easy aud in free supply. Wire-bound
Hay sells 1902 p ton below the quotations. Wheat
$S9l2: Wheat and Oat, SsQlO 90; Barley, S709:
oat S7t09 50; Alfalfa. S9QlO; Glover. SSGlO;
Compressed sS9lO 80; Stock. $6@17 p ton.
STKAW-Quoted at 81 1e G2421ac 3 bale
MiLLSTUFFS - Ground and Rolled BARLEY
Sl6 oO@l7 q ton; Uilcake Meal, S32 so whole.
sale and $35 p ton jobbing; Ryo Flour 31bc
y 10: Rye Meat SC q 10 Graham Flour. Sc; Or
meal. sac 2 ID: Oat Groats. SC; Cracked Wnrat
SEC: Buckwheat Flour. o@51ac; Pearl Barley,
941ac p n.
SEEDS - Mustard IS lower as offerings are
larger. Yellow Mustard. 81 1902 90 p ctI:
Brown Mustard, 50 1904 40: Flax. 81 2502 so u
ctl: Domestic Canary. -; Imported Canary 4IHM
oc; Alfalfa, sc; Timothy. 6iac; Rape. 2I4@2Lac
2 10; Hemp, &C y 10.
DRIED PEAS-Blackeyes 81 7b9I IS p ctl:
q 10.
BUCKWHEAT-wea at 81 SO y etl asked
CORN NMEAL. ETC.-Table Meal. 2sL@3Ibc a
10; Feed Corn. $22@23; Cracked Corn, S23Q24 =
ton: Hominy. 412G4szc y ID.
bEANS-Weak, as rule, and quiet. Bayos,
are quotable at g. 60@l ~ y ctI: Pea So i5H
z %; Large White, 81 70@l 30; Small White s2@
10; PIX, SZ(G2 25: Reds, 50 2592 So; Limas.
S2@2 10; Buffers. 50 5OG2 rs p cti
POTATOES-Prices run along smoothly with but
little Grange sweets are quotabie at 75c0Sl q
cu: Garnet Chiles 5O@6De p ctl: Early Rose, 35
9bNc; Salinas buroanks. 75c1sl River Burbanks,
oNIoNs-Arrivals are light and the marx ct has
advsnced 10 sOcg$l p ctl; Pickle Onions. soc.
are particularly So being scarce Fair to choice
The morning call., 1893-09-17
AN OCEAN TROLLEY.
The Latest Plan to Send Great Ships
Spinning Across the Ocean.


Boston Courier.
1t is pretty well understood that the
limit of speed in ocean steamers is about
reached if the present models are adhered
to and that if there is to be any gain in
swiftDess it must be by the trial of new
form. The difficulty is to devise a vessel
OF which the structural strength shall be
great enough to carry the massive engines
reuuisite for increased speed and at the
same time 10 resist the force of the ocean
storms II the SEA were calm there would
be no difficulty in increasing the speed of
the ocean greyhounds," but with the
tremendous force of waves and storms it is
not possible 10 do this with the present
models.
1t is not impossible that the solution of
the pre- blem lies in the submarine ship,
and that the passenger steamer OF the fu-
tUre viii 20 under water instead of across
the surface. The advance made in the
planning and working Of submarine boats
in the last ten years makes this seem not
wholly impossible. as 1t must have looked
once, and there is no doubt that The free
dom from the effects Of surface storms
would allow a swiftness which could
hardly be arrived at on the surface. 1t
might also solve the question of seasiek-
ness, as it is probable the submarine loco
motion would be mucn smoother and less
disturbing TO the stomach than the present
meIuOQ Oh tIaFellng All JDdL one can
say, however, IS that we shall see what we
shall see.
Perhaps the steamer of the future will
be operated on trolley by means of
submarine cable. The advantages of this
plan would be great. as it would prevent
the necessity of carrying immense uuauti-
ties of fuel and of keeping the vessel
loaded down with enormous engines.
All the delay and difficulty and expense
of managing furnaces and engines on
board ship would be done away with by
The morning call., 1893-09-17
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA. OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM 90.
j ocean Divlsion-and PACIFIC COAST MzEkW
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from
Spear-street wharf, at 10 NJ. for the above ports
one OF their Al IRON steamships viz:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Aug n, Sept. and
Oct. 8, 16. %.
COLUMBIA-Aug. -, Sept and Oct l. IL 81.
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
and other diyerging lines for all points In Oregon
Washington. British Columbia, Alaska, Idaho
Montana, Dakota, Utah, Wyoming. Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south and 20 Europe
Fare to Portand-Cabin Sl6; stesrage. So:
round trip, cabin, $50.
Ticket ofices-I Montgomery st. and Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery ST.
Freight ofice-200 California st.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO.. Supt. Ocsan Line
u 10 Market St. San Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-09-17
General Merchandise.

GRAIN BAGS-The holders control spot stocks
and ask 7L4171ac
CORDAGE-Fnr Manila Rope. l0I5c p n:
l2-threRd. lie; aud tbread. l112c; BALE Rope
lOIs "a lc: mixed Manila Bale Rope. 9lsc: Grape
vine fwlne. lllSsc in bsils aud coils; Hop TwIne.
llc Lathyarn lOiac: Ntssl ROBe. Sl5c; 12-thresd.
SC; 8 aud do. 9iac = n; Duplex Rope, SL5c; 2
thread, &C: and d 91sc: Duplex Bale Rope.
Sl2c: Sisal Rope, S1209c; Duplex Hop Twine.
s12c Grapevine Twlne balls or coils. sl2e; Lath-
yarn. 7LsC 2 10
SALMON Alaskan Fish, 1893. 95o@Sl for Red.
according TO size of lot: Columbia River Fish.
1893, 81 359l 40 for Tails aud 81 509I 55 for
FLATS
QUICKSILYER-Has advanced to S4l94l SO p
nAss.
COFFEE-Higher. Salvador is now quoted at
2014c p n. The other kinds. while not actually
higher are 1rm in sympathy The rise is due TO
Improvement in business. light local stocks and
the Brazilian disturbances
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crusned. Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all eS4c q n; Dry GranUlated
61sc 2 II; Confectioners' A, &c y n: Magnolia,
51ac; Extra {. 55Rc: Golden e, 5jsc; ID. 4Tsc;
Standard A. Sac: half barrels, same as barrels
and boxes 15c more.