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The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

We are sorry 70 chronicle the fact that
Miss Bette slrmap, former typo on the
0ousmacial, Il quits alex at the home Of Mr..
Cost clio, on Lawrence street. She has been
confined 10 her room fer the psat two wesEs,
ana Il this writing is yet quite alck.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Miss Nina Mizzi, Of 0pelouGas, who has
been staying at the home Of Mr.. Ferd Richard
for come time, will leave for her home today.
Miss Nina is a cousin of Fred's, and has en-
ioyed her stay very much.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Every man, woman, and child in our city
Is imbued with loyalty and determination
to make Lake Charles pre-emiuent in every
thing, The spirit is catching and In
fuses itself through the veins OF everybody,
like eIeetricfty.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29
CraRer MrO's. EaIl ANNOUNCES
M1eMa.

Oar Nj. II. CrsgeF left on Ap8. 17th 9oT
New York and other markets, 70 personally
select the latest aud best styles 10 Dry Goods.
Dreas GTooda, Novelties, Clothing, etc. Walt
fog our new stock before making fah pur-
chaBes. We Will show best stock, for the
least money ,--All goods on hand marked wpg
down. SkAehk BIOS
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Mr.. Z, Delmouly and family, wish to tender
their sincere thanks and express their heart
felt gratitude to the FIRE companies Of Lake
Charles, aud the public in general who helped
in saving their drug store from the fire Of
the 10tb inst
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Mrs. Mullers big lad" aPpears in this issue
you cannot fail to see 1t. IN our write up
Of the various business arms we will take her
business career since coming 70 Lake Charles
for text next week. In the mean enas reed
her advertisement over carefully and then 90
and see her. "sim" win treat you t'white.D
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Every bum, tramp, and worthless "nigger'
that is daily asking for dimes aud nickels on
our streets, shoald be supplied with quarters
in the parish tau aud then made pay their
board by working on the streets of our city.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Our confrere Joe 4. Reed, "a the Eless, has
been ou the sick list this week. We prssums
be is going through the acclimatlng process
and the ECHO hopes 70 see him sBing around
ali right again 10 ) few days 20 bright and
fresh ss ever, and : regular naturallzed
yoadGang
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

In the suit styled, "Mrs. stOddard VS.. RaS
Landry" +" for rent for building on Division
street, verdict Was redered for plaintiff for
eleven months rent aJ $500 per month,
amounting to sss5.QO and cost Of court at
taphed
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Some Of the boys who don't put their feet
under the table regularly three times day,
enjoyed high carnival last Saturday night,
at the Elk saloon free lunch opening. Salads
"warn't in IT," but mutton roast Boston
baked beans, and bread disappeared ip q
storm. and the boys went away rejoicing and
saying they were glad in their hearts, and
that 1t was good TO have been there.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Mr.. E. B. Mayer, With Wsekerbatb, Joseph
& Co., the recognized low price tobacco and
cigar house Of the south, spent two days last
week in the city, and reports trade looking
up all along the line.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

The third act in "a Night at the Circus. "
Is 10 the dressing room Of circus teDt, and,
the amateurs assisting and the distressed man
ager. make the fun.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Perry L Drury, Sir Oscar Fulton, and Judge
]. W. GroEh, of Welsh, were in the city the
early part Of the week, attending district
court, as witnesses in the Hebert case.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

There is more material on the ground and
more buildings under construction and more
enterprise, more ''get up and goAheaditive-
ness, j" here in Lake Charles than any town in
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29
son PRINTING,

TTNHE ECHO OFFICE has iirst-class outfit for
JOB PRINTING, In all itB branches, aud
those viahing printing done will consult their own
interest by calling or writing for estimates prices
etc, before giving their orders.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

City Attorney Joe Fournet and Mr.. 8. D.
Martinez, who iH spending his vacation 10
our city, were callers last Monday. Call
again young men, the latch string TO the
EoHo office hangs on the outside and such
genial, waEm-hearteda aud prospective young
men are always Weleoms.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

You can get any thing you want 10 The line
of eatables at the Central restaurant. Oysters,
CAB aud game Of all kinds, vegetables, tuT-
nips, Fadlshes, tomators, celery, asparagus,
mustard, and in fact everything that grows
10 Q garden. BIZ
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Jim Kinder says that he will vote the whole
ticket next time If the street commissioner
will put one load of brick bats in the frog
pond in front Of his saloon. Jim is candid IN
this matter, and will do just what he says
avarv time
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

In order to reduce my large stock, l offer
drese goods, dry goods, shoes straw hats Of
ell kinds at greatly reduced prices; also
clothing at cost Must be sold. Call at once
and see for yourself. 2ln
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

We omitted in our wrtte-up of Ryan g.
Dearborn to ssy that in connection with their
livery, ETC., they have their own shop and
smith and also have 8 regularly employed
watchman, who has the oversight Of every
thing and is safe reliable man. The brush
act is also being done on their big barn,
which adds great deal to its looks. The
three black cats are the mOst conspicuous
auF1Fas
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Miss NJ. q. Tnce, late Of Baltimore, high
ly accomplished little LADY, and an expert in
her line, has assumed charge Of the big mil
linery department At Mrs. J. MulleFs, and
the ladies Of Lake Charles viii Hnd Il to their
Interest to consult Miss Trlce aS regards the
very latest Pariaian styles in millinery.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Lake Charles is the ideal city for edues-
tlonsl purposes, and the number of people
who settle here that their children may have
the advantage Of attending our fine schools,
is continually increasing.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

hand the finest lunch, served both night and
day. All that is good 10 eat e0mposes the
Basy.u, COldest beer 10 the city and other
drinks accordingly. SHANNON Y CLERC,
-TT PT0prietOrs.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Ben saaS has hit the town again, and in or
der to eurtall expenses on account of close
times he carries supply Of prairie chicken
sandwiches along, thereby saving hotel ex-
penses.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

The Club saloon accepted the order from
Deputy Lewis Ford given BeV. Queen, but
did not deliver the goods. Mr. Kinder, the
proprietor was out, and his clerk, Mr..
Richard did not want to assume the respouSi-
hgiffxy
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

In an age Of fraud and adulteFation, 1t iB
certainly gratifying to know that sueh an ex
tensiveiy used preparation as Ayers sarsepa-
Fila may be implicitly relied upon. 1t never
varies either in quality, appearance, or effect,
but is always up to the standard.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Time tried, and money matters tested, but
S. T. Wood q Co., are still in the ring, on
row prices. 1t will take Corbet to knock
/ hem out. 6O-M
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

A handsome and eOmmodious store house
for rent. on Ryan street, centrally located
and not saloon ID the block, Dimensions,
Twenty-Five by eighty five feet. Apply 70
Franeis ChaVanne at Mrs. e. J. Chayanpe's
shoe store, .F." SAu
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29
Fer SALE

One acre of land Is lOts) on Washington
ayenue. together With imprOVements-tWo-
story house, Out-houses, fencing, etc. Various
fruit trees. For further information call on
RIP. O'BRYAN,
|-a Lake Charles, La.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Shorthand and Typewriting taught Pupils
qualified for positions.
3i.4t MISS LOUISE ALBERTsoE.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

The Central restaurant Is the only place
in town where you can get all the market
affords. No foreign products served. Al
prices Sln
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29
DIED

GONZALES In LeesbuTR, Cameron parish,
Sept. 1s, 1898, Franz Gonzales, q native
of Spain, aged 40 years, 2 months and IA
days, ..... .Hf.g.,t
Another Of the old pioneers has passed over
the river. Frank Gonzales was born At San
tandsr, Spain, July 4th, ls47. He has been .
resident Of Cameron for thirty years, and
died respected and beloved BY wide circle
OF friends and Requaintances. Peace TO bis
ashes.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Our mayor and street commissioner is do
ing some very effective work along Ryan
street, in the way Of batting the bitches.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Nellie kcHsnfy has a style q comedy
peesllariy her ewn. She has al The stage
abandon that any ons could Wish, and vet
never trsnsgresasa ths boands of legilimate
aetiBg,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

The proprIetors Of the Lake City Saloon
have piit ID an improved tank or reservoir for
dispensing cold beer, It Is fine; call and get
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29
Ams0ueRtfe ERoGmdeRm RseRkAnN
GJNnlF RHns

No batsaFv, 10 motor, 10 dangerous cur
rent; uothin9 ta get ont Of order. You nave
enly 70 Fo1k b pIgdpee AZ ingisoFatae
bxeeza. Can he easily attached M Qk Nt-
8sehad fr0m amy rocking chair af eiAule,
Or biowiar thr fies and mosquitoes away, ~
A.siI lAst Y5u tsa gaars and e alaleaf inNl9'
tfuetl6le n aas % be tried e pe sppieel-
stsa CONT and ~ it On eshipi4qp Et
d6aW G6AgkNNEts GE9H sfcHHi
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Lake City saloon can give you q glass Of
beer that Is direct from che north pole
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

You can get anything you want cold and
refreshing, at the Ice-Cream Parlor and Con
fsetionaFy Of Avgerino.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Come and get some Of that good, cold
beer, at Lake City Saloon,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Ryan & Dearborn keep fnll stock
0f Hay, Grain, and Feed at 81 times,
Get them to quote yoa prices.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29
Plain Sewing

Done cheap at Miss Agnes FraEee's, north
end Of Ryan street, fourth house south Of the
s. r. railroad. El-lm
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

When you want pleasant parlor to spend
your warm evenings, come and see me:
AEgerino.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Come aud try come Crushed Fruit and Soda
and you will forget the hot weather.
- = L - - ANnaflnn
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

FlaYofe Of my Iee-Cream and Soda Water
q we'll changed g suit ne ss,aa wants @ easso-
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

When you want wood get KIrk-wOOd; he is
the best In town.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Coolest beer and lunch, at all hours Of the
day or night, at the Lake City Saloon.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Full line Of Fine, Fresh Cakes, from the
best New Orleans bakery, at Aygerino's.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

When you want to treat any Of your young
lady friends, come to Aygerlno's.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Try some Of that lunch at Lake City Saloon
and you will get some good eating.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

When YOU are thirsty and want cool glass
Of beer, dropfn at the Lake City Saloon.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Shannon and Clerc have all tie latest 10
bar Accommodations.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

If you want good, pure Icc-cream, come
and see what can do for you. Aygerino.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

For room and board address, Mira. A. =.
Crow, North Ryan street. 1871
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Candy, Candy ] can show you q llRe Of
Candy that would suit the most faseideoaes
Prices % suit the grades. AYgerlno,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

That Lunch AZ the Lake City saloon is very
Rne, and worth much 20 the hungry map
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

A celebrated full fedged sneak theft enter
ed the sleeping apartment of Mr.. Sterling, at
the Mrs. May boarding house, lasG Sunday
night, and proceeded to go through William in
an artistic manner but owing to the pressure
Of the times and stFingency in money matters
be only secured steel key ring, taking
of the court house keys and tying them
together with a string. This 10 theiyery on
a small scale or 10 accordance with the times.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Eggs, Chickens and Country hfoagee
bought and sold bg J. y. Fournetat the Lake
eide aF0earg store
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

DR.. A, N. Pierce, homeopathic.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Free lunch counter at she Lake CITY saloon
day and night
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Hon. s. o. shattuck and Mr.. J. B. Walker,
boarded the east bouod train last Sunday
morning for the big show. Banker Williams
accompanied them to the depot and promised
to send money ahead, SO that they might not
be in the great White city without pin money.
The entire ECHO staff seen them safe aboard,
the proprietor Mr.. D. J. Reid, the editor pro
teaq, R. Harrison, and the general outside
hustler Mr.. Bryant
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Dla You see that new moteF going into the
Lake Saloon today.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

The Lake cry Saloon Keeps ne eoldest
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29
ECHOES.

Jack and Sim have started
Started to the Fair.
They are certainly well mated,
A Wellmatehed pair.
They stood upon the platform
In silent, silent bliss;
And as they got upon the train
They yl0oked like this;
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Try the laaeh = the LaIso olIy aaloon. .
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-29

Mr.. Geo. A. Kelly showed US a sample OF
cement gravel taken from his gravel bed near
Glenmore, on the Kaysee, W. & G. railroad.
Wbile we are not an expert 10 the gravel
basiness, yet we believe this gravel to be the
finest we have ever seen and is particularly
fitted for railroad ballast, street and sidewalk
paving. We do hope our council will place
an order with him for at least, enough to
pave our main thoroughfare, Ryan street.
The morning call., 1893-10-22
REGULATING GAS RATES.
The Companies Asked to Show Re-
ceipts and Expenditures.

The Committee on Street Lights held a
meeting late yesterday afternoon. the OBJ
ject being tn come to some determine tiOn
on the question of regulating gas rates.
Chairman Refs said he had been study
ing the question for some time, and intro
dueed proposed order reducing the gas
rate from 81 per 1000 cubic feet to 81 80,
the reduction being one Of per cent.
Supervisor Rogers said this would he a
reduction of $4,000 year on the income
of the company, which was only million
ana quarter.
Supervisor Hinton did not think the
order would be any reduction at all.
why, the city is only paying 81 70 per
1000 feet now, and buys about $500. 900
worth of gas year. This thing should be
looked up further. OF course we have a
contract with the gas company, and Su-
pervisor Reis' order exempts contracts, but
a contract soon expires"
Supervisor Hinton also said something
about keeping the pledges made to the
people.
Quite wordy discussion took place be-
tween Supervisors Hinton and Forman
on the subject of pledges. Supervisor
Hinton finally moved that an adjournment
Of one week be taken. and that the clerk
of the board notify the gas companies to
present the committee with the necessary
data concerning the cost of the manufac-
ture of gas and their receipts and expeD-
ditures, so that an intelligent regulation of
gas rates could be made. The motion was
carried
There were no representatives of the gas
companies present. but a statement was
read from the minutes of previous meet
ing made by Attorney Bishop. which
denied the right of the board to adjust gas
The morning call., 1893-10-22
Prnduce Marker.


FLOUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras. s3 66@S TO- Bakers extras. So 500S 80;
superfne. 81 6O02 90 y bbl
wHEAT-The market for futures was quieter
yesterday, but values were still irregular. Actual
grain continued quiet. No. q 0ss4@l O5: choice.
choice for milling. 81 0713@l 0sA p ctL
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-1O O'Clock = December -
500, 81 ; ssM; 100 100. 81 ss1s 1900: 81 2sss.
REGULAR MORNING SESSION - May-l0O tons.
q 2ss e so q Ss sG9 . sp ~. = 24
81 z41s. December-l0O, 81 IL; 200, 81 1919;
200, 81 ls; 100, 81 ia7s. o !,
Feed is quotable at S71a@6ss4c y ctl; choice.
bright do. zoe y ctl; dark Coast, 63s4 96614c:
Brewing so@sse ct CnsxaiieT en- va as " ao 10 Tor
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL sEssIoN-lO o'c'ock-No sales.
REeULAR MORNING SEssIoN-December-2OO
% oHrsNPrevious prices quoted. Very fair de-
mand on local consumptive account. Milling
is quotaole at 81 l0@l ~ 2 ctI; fancy Feed,
common to fair. Sbc@Sl; Red, 96c0$l 05; Black.
s0c@sl 80; Gray, S5c@$l ot; Surprise. 81 zoo
COkN-oferings are still heavy and the market
continues dull and weak Large Yellow. S71a
0soc; Small Round Yellow. s71s@soc; White.
RYgwouctsd at sO@s71sc p ctl.
BRAN-Quoted az sl7@is y ton for the best
and sl6 so for outside brands
MIDDLIN GS-Quoted al S19@22 p ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Sl7 50@lS 30 @ ton.
HAY-Very ong. Receipts light. Wire-bound
Hay sells 81 o. below the following wholesale quot
ations for rope-bound: Wheat. $a@l3 50; Wheat
and Oat. se@l2 p ton: Barley. ss@1Q: Oat. sS 5Ug
Compressed. % a0@l1 90: Stock. $6p7 SO p ton.
STRAw-Quoted at 35945c p bale
MILLSTUFFS = Ground ana Rolled Barley,
816 SCOTT p ton; oilcake Meal S32 so whole
sale and s3s p ton jobbing; Rye Flour. 31sc
meal 4i4c p 10; CAT Groats sc; Cracked Wncat
31sc; Buekwheat Flour, 6@51ac: Pearl Barley,
@41ac " h.
Brown Mustard, So p cti; Flax. 81 25@2 90 p
ctl: Domestic Cauary, -: Imported Canary. 5@
614c; Alfalfa. s@ss4c: Timothy. 6@51ac; Rape
0211c y %; Hemp. 4c y lb
DRIED PEAS-Both Blackeye and Niles ar,
The morning call., 1893-10-22
THE STOCK MARKET.

Last week was busy and exciting one in min
ing stock circles. Prices showed an advance and
more trading was carried on than for many weeks.
There was nothing from the Comstock to war
rant the advance, and It is evidently the result OF
manipulation by few operators. During the
present week Foreman Harper Of the Con- Cal. ava.
will begin to get things In readiness for the opera
tions to be carried on by Mr.. Rule Anent this
work 1t is surprising to find the number of sup
out any part of what he prom ises he Will insure
stability TO the market greater than the present
movement with its manipulations could hope for.
The public is eager for a market. Give them
someth ng upon which to base their hopes and
they will como in just as readily as they ever did,
and there Will be such an unloosening OF purses
and old stockings that hard times will be thing
of the past. San francisco never had more pros
porous times than during Its different stock deals
and IL would but be history repeating itself to see
the same things over agan.
The market opened very strong and active yes
terday Prices advanced still further under heavy
purchases by Goldman in the Pacific and Epstein.
Marks and Paxton in the big board. There was a
lively demand for Savage, and the stock advanced
Ophir and Con. Cal. 1t Va. still remained the
favortes, and the scarcity of these stocks at tn Q
bidding prices was noticeable.
NOTES.
The delinquent sale Of the Bodie takes place on
Tuesday.
The assessment on Seq. Belcher is delinquent in
once tomorrow. ana that on Crown Point on
Friday.
A special meeting of the stockholders of the
Alta will be held tomorrow in order to make
Silver was stronger in New York yesterday. SELL
ing up to 731sc. The London price remained un-
changed at 3334d.
Following are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
The morning call., 1893-10-22
CARING FOR THE INSANE.
A Plan to Save the City $1,000 a
Year.

Mayor Ellert, accompanied Dy Supervisor
Kennedy, made all inspection of the Re-
ceiving Hospital for the purpose of pro-
viding quarters for the temporary detan-
ton of insane persons. The city is now
compelled to pay $500 month to the
Home of the lnebriates for such detention,
and it is thought that bya small outlay the
sum of $1,000 year will be saved the city.
Police Surgeon Somers has expressed
himself as being perfectly willing to take
charge temporarily of insane patients, pro-
vidiDg the necessary quarters are ar
ranged. The design of the Mayor is to
give the Receiving Hospital several rooms
on the upper floor. Arrangements will
also be made for adding ward for insane
female patients. At its next meeting the
Board of Supervisors will take conclusive
action In the matter, and before many
davs patients charged with insanity will
be held pending examination in the Re-
ceiving Hospital.
The matter of employing medical ex-
perts remains entirely with the Superior
Judges. As yet they have taken no action
on The recommendation Of the Super
yisors and Board of Health, which asked
that the Superior Judges cite the city phy-
sicians as experts.
The morning call., 1893-10-22
Nor ship King Cenric. Salvesen. Hamburg;
schacht, Lemcke u Steiner.
Sailed. ,


schacht, Lemcks Steiner.
Sailed.
stmr Protection. Seaman. Pismo etc.
SATURDAY, Oct Il.
stmr Humboldt. Edwards. Eureka.
Stmr oregon, POLICEMAN. Astoria.
Haw stmr Montserrar. Blackburn. Nanaimo.
Ssmr Ss POINT Lena, Patton. Grays Harbor.
Stnr Empire Jessen, Nanaimo.
Stlnr Del Norte, stockfeth Crescent City.
stmr saturn, Lewis. Panama. etc.
Stmr bandorille. WinaDt. Coquille River.
Br snip Atom Alaw, Thomas. Queenstown.
81 ship Celtic Chief. owen, Queenstown.
BARK 5 Allen, Thompson. Honolulu.
Schr Jennie Then Hansen. Eureka
schr Nettie Sundborg. johnson.
Shipping Notes.
The steamer Queen sails to-day for Victoria and
steamers to arrive to-day are the Gaelic from
emma and Japan. Pomona from Humboldt Bay
rolht arena from Mendocin Daisy kfmball from
Fort bragg. Weeott from Eel River. Santa Rosa
from San Diego. Alex Duncan ana Santa Cruz from
River.
Steamers to sail tomorrow are the Truckee for
forIiano, Eureka for Newport and Alex Duncan
Steamers to arrive tomorrow are the State OF
CaiiIornia from Portland, Arcata and Arago from
Coos Bay and Coos Bay from the southern coast.
The Cclon falls due from Panama on the 27th.
Ihe celtic Chief takes for Cork 576o2 centa II
VI Wneat M valued at $4,000; Afon Alaw, for Cork.
72'402 centals, at $77,S00.
TeIegraphic.
POINT LOBoS-october 21-1O M-Weather,
clear; wind. w; velocity, IL miles.
Domestic Ports.
EUREKA-Arrived Oct 21-Stmr North Fork
Sailed Oct 2l-Srmr Pomona and schr Neptune
for San Francisco; schr Berthe Minor.
COOS BAY-Sailed Oct 2l-Stmrs Arago and Ar
cata, for San Francisco.
REDoNDo-SaiIed Oct 21-schr Edwark Parke,
for Eureka.
HUENEME-Arrived Oct 21-stmr Rival. from
San Pedro.
Sailed Oct 2l-Stmr Rival. for san Francisco.
FORT BRAGG-Arrived Oct 2l-stmr Noyo, he
Oct ~.
Sailed Oct 21-stmr Daisy Kimball. for San
SAN PEDRo-saiIed Oct 2l-stmr Pasadena
for Eureka.
YVES SlPORT-Sailed Oct 2l-Stmr Silver Spring
for San Pedro.
TAToosH-Passed Oct 21-Nic stmr Costa Rica
hence Oct Is for Nanaimo; stmr Umatilla, from
NEWPORT-Sailed Oct 2l-Stmr South Coast.
ALBIoN-In port. ready to sail-schrs Mary
Gilbert and Free Trade.
Foreign Ports.
AMOY-Saiied rior to Oct 20-Br ship william
LoNDoN-Sailed Oct 20-Br bark Ravenscourt.
for San Francisco.
ACAPULCo-sailed Oct 1s-stmr Colon for San
Francisco.
Importations.
LOS OLIVOs-Per Coos Bay-2664 SKIS wheat.
Santa Maria-32l SKIS wheat, 47s SKIS beans, so
SKIS oats.
Nipomo-S72 SKIS wheat
Arroyo Grande-240 SKIS wheat.
San Luis Obispo-ll2sks wheat, IT'S SKIS barley.
go SKIS m ustard seed.
HUENEME-Per Jewel-7510 SKIS barley. 1872
SKIS beans.
Consignees.
Per Coos Bay-Smth's Cash Store; II Dutard
Witzel & Baker; Sinsheimer Bros: j M Moore &
Co; Bassett Il Bunker e stevens d Co
Per Jewel-Erlanger Galinger; Field d Stone:
Thomas & Kahn.
For Late shipping InteUfgencs See Ninth Page.