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Notes.

The employees Of the Provo Wo9leu
millseEourt to Saltair ON saturday.
Judge Smith held court today. a
large number VI foreigners were naluf'
allied.
Eugene Higglnson, u the same
town, on Wednesday accidentally cut
n large cash In bic lett wrist.
J. w. ". Whltscottou has announced
through the Enquirer that lac IL not n
candidate for tho 0filce of county at
torney.
Dr. NJ. ii. Hardy will lecture this
evening ut the B. Y. A. Polysophical
society on the subject, "What Not 10
Do"
Judge J. ID. Jones has been AZ
polluted member Of the executive
committee for Utah VI the Trans-
Mississippi Congross.
Word has been received from Santa
quiu that John e.. Holman, OF thAl
place, while In tue canyon last SAtut
GAY, accidentally broke his leg.
The Utah County Teachers assooi
alton meet ut the II. Y. Academy OF
FhAuIuhys NINu0l iVihAulfHlpheI 4
Il. Lewis will lecture.
The II. a. W. Ry. has appealed two
COW killing cases from Mount Pleasant,
tho plaintiffs being Mats Jensen anu
Joseph Anderson.
The city council met on Wednesday
evening and adopted resolutions Of
respect ia honor OF Richard BfsTuton,
deceased, anu recently a member Of the
council.
The militia company OF Provo has
been organized win Sim Cauman NJ
captain. There arc thirty-HlX mem
beers, aud they commence drilling To-
day. Another company may be VI
gAnized.
The funeral services over the 70
mains OF Richard Brere:on are 70 bu
held on Frilay at . pm, IN ~, Fir
ward meeting house. The speakers OF
the occasion will he J, Il. II, Johnson
:. =. jones aud Judge J. ID. Jones
He rmigfatrd TO Utah from Englan,
In 1859 AMI located Ia Provo In tn
same year. lie was "a respected citi
zen aud leading man IN the com
inuniiy.
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Bells of Insanity.

A man giving his name ~ John
William Dennis, and his home as Mls'
soufI, was taken In charge by the ON
Gers at American Fork day OF two
since and semitic Provo 10 be examined
as 10 his sanity. Judge DusenueHy
committed him 10 the lnsauo asylum
The mah's actions were unutuilly
peculiar. He stated that a number o.
men Of the Lillputian order, anj small
animals were on his mead continually
bothefiug him. Some Of thu men, he
said, were very well educated aud
csuld answer any question In science
OF philosophy. Tney all hal bells
which they were constantly ringing,
much 10 his anaoyAnoe, He hat u
hundred pounds u cobble rookie which
he had carried from u hundred miles
east Of Ogden TO Frisco and return 10
American Fork, NJ sort 0f a charm
against the oellmen aud animals.
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only daughter Of President Grant anu
the applo OF the OLD sOldiei's eye. sue
was In her early womanholl ihen'
and literally tho daughter Of the na-
tlon. 10 was not alto yeiher pleasing
tina fhe should choose an EngliBhmah
for her husband, but he was ynunti
rich, Of good family, anu dis'ingusne'
mauners.
Although there have been many
changes In the youthful face ana sIl'h
figure Of the bride who slilel away
aCrOss the seas twenty years ago ia Iu'
Mrs. baftOfls Of today, het Ole,
time friends see many reminders OF
the Nellie Grant Of 1873 Although
now n matron IN appeafnucei het
eyes arc still bright and frank anu hef
manner has lost none VI its iendotnest'
There Ia more Of resemblance now W
her features ~ those VI her isthef' Ahu
although she resided abroad Tor ?"
many years, Mifs. Saftofis Il IN man
speech and appearance an American
woman.
she has laid aside her wiiow's weed,
hut dresses quietly IN dark colofs, anu
In pnssiona,uly fond Of the children
onc Of whom, her eldest 500, IL now
student Mt oxford uuiversity, In Eng
lanJ, aud will not Join his mother mere
uutii HE graduation.
Mrs. btfi0fls may lie accounted
wealthy, even IN these days OF great
wealth NJ the capital. She has an at
nual income u $4,000 derived from
the properly left 10 her upon the DEAN
" her inthsr.in.lAw. She IL slho al
10 have an allowance Of several thou'
sand dollars more from Mrs. Grant,
vino treats her four Chiliren-C9l
Fred ID. Grant, jesse, Ulysses .. Jr
anu Mfs. Satlofli-witnDut PARTIALLY
AZ Mrs. GRAFT ~ sail TO have an in'
come oi s2j, 900 year including tue
$1,000 awarded 10 her annually by
Cougres, ~ the widow ~ Gen. Grant,
aud exclusive Of the allowance OF h,f
children, the Gput family are really
more than wUll.io'd1.
ltis quite likely that Mu. Grant VIII
spend tle fumAitiug years OF her lie
with her only daughter wheu they
settle upon a permanent T'eidence Ia
Wsshiugtou,and II h cOusideiei not VI
al unlikely that Col. Utaut will also
become a resident of the Capital, NOV.
ing there with his family.
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PROVO.
Provo, UTAn, sept :, 1894.
Adultery Ease.

Frank PlastlnO, RIO tfsnue
Western section foreman residing AZ
Tucker, Utah county, received a pre-
Iimiuafy examination before U. -
Cemmi,sionef A. o. smoot, Jf., on the
charge OF adultery, alleged to nave
been committed with Mrs. Albeft
Reyel, and was bound over to await
tho action OF the grand Jury In tho
sum OF $3.50.
Mr.. aud Mrs. hovel are residents OF
Provo, but ON August l7ih, 1898, Mrs'
Revsl went 10 Tucker as housekeepcf
for PlAslino. On June 2ith or 10Th
she gave birth 10 a child, the paiof-
nity OF which Is In doubt. Mt Revel
was examined couple OF months
since as to his sanity, aud nj that time
gave utterAnce to remarks Indicating
that he was dubious Ne 10 his wiie's
iaithfulness. Al Plastlne's oHsnins'
tiop, however, Rsvel ssii hu was the
istnrr Of his wlfs's child, snd this Mrs
Rsvei also ttoutly malntGined. The
testimony on which the commissioner
felt warranted IN binding over
Plnslino was that Of Tucker witnesses
who had observed suspicious olfcum-
stances, aud the expert testimony Oi a
phyeloiAn.
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Faitb-Promotl39 Series.


Ny First Mission, a nanativs Of person..
experience a. missionary urln The 6andsicl
tsiands, By George Y. Cannon, 2sc.
A string Of Pearls, containing number "a
Interesting sketches aud anecdotes % mis
sionary lite, etr., 80
leave. From ny Journal, ~ Prcsiden,
wiliori woodruff, description Of his wonder.
fui missionary experience, and many Interest.
tug incident, Of lfe, $50
fragments OF Experieuce, collection Of
,t-tchos from Tho experience u tli0rs, &c,
Ssa. smith ~ n Prophet, a Isc,ur. a.
ivercd By Hder Andres Jenson bcinr. u.
siuien@' Society In Mo Social Han, salt La .,
Jan "a, isgi, Sc.
The Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter
day saints, IT, Priesthood, Organization
poetrinos, Ordinances and History, ~ John
Jaques, 100,
Tho second Coming of the Messiah,
hyu n. Roberts. A.
Analysis Of the BOOK Of Mormon, b,
d. H. Roberts, %,
The only way TO be saved, By Loron,
Snow. 80
Glad Tidiugs of Great JOY. d. oors,
roasdalo, L.
baptism for the Remission or Sins, Y.
IL baptism Essential Go salvation ..
Articles OF Faith, small, 10
LARGE. ie.
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Awou,an with Nerves

.lot no Cnyious man over say again
that feminine NERVES" will Interfere
with feminine sucCcfs IN business At
the recent dccnpitntion u tho Anarchist
Horny IN Paris ono II the most inter.
rstod spectators was NINE Yycr tho
representative u u Frcnch paper sho
!. said 60 have written calmly yet
husl'v" 'hr9r. lu1f fhu sronp
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Sunday SCHOOL apd Primary.


ion hs, books aud carii pos,agn VII -
sharged IN addition 10 Tho prices given, ~ sent By
mall, unless ne price given e f1r 'posipaid"l
Rirss Iiooh for our Little Fricnds, Tor
thu uso % sunday Schools, Toe.
second Book for our Liitie Friends,
sunday School reader, 2oa
intermediate y. =. Reader, soc.
Questions aud Answers on the Life
and Mission Of the Prophet Joseph
nnith, i1a.
Bible Questions aud Answers, Tor ne
u,e u prmnry Associations, a.
Chiidren's Primary Hymn Booh, to-
copies, postpaid, 2ic.
Primary speaker, No. 1, postpaid. 80
" .. 80
The Model noii Hooh, postpaid. tso
Glass itcEi.ters, per DOS, soo
Primary Tune Book, 90
Hook Of Mormon Catccai,m, postpaid, ioa
=. =. Union Hymn Book, each no, 700
paid, 2ic.
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MRS. NELLIE GRANT sARrORIs.
JEW PEOPLE IN OFFICIAL LIFE WHO
RECALL IIER WHITE HOUSE
WEDDING.

II Ia surprising how few persons now
prominent In official, military, diplo-
matte or social lie ut the capitol rem.
ember personally the grand wedding
twenty Year, ago, Ia which Mrs. SAl.
turis figured Ne tue bride Oi AlgeTnou
Sartoris, the young Englishman who
sought and woniher hand. Those who
were present Mt tho wedding, which
was tho wonder Of the social world for
months, can recall the wonderful grace
OF the bride, then Miss Nellie Grant, the
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music.

rhe Improvements Association se.n
hooh, contain. o,lIeluln Of ortytB.l
and selected songs and hymns, 90, 10 music n,
Professor 4, neesloy. seventy eight maze, a,
choice music, postpaid, tOo.
d. 49, Union uusIo Iiooh, postpaid. soD
Primary Tune Hook, net via,a, p,,,,..
zoe. ''NeN
The rsnimody, papar tio-, iisoi Co,A uH
hAi LeaAu. t.ia Postage II e.. sasA
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FOR q FEW CENTS ANY PERSON.
CAN OBTAIN a SUPPLY TO SEND
ABROAD TO FRIENDS, AND THESE
SILENT MESSENGERS FREQUENTLY
rREACH THE GOSPEL As EFFECTU-,
ALLY AS MISSIONARIES. TRY IT
bY BUYING SOME AND MAILING
10 YOUR FRIENDS ABROAD.
The morning call., 1894-07-11

Layers quotable at 6Ue@sl p box; loose Muscs
tells IN boxes, 5o@75c California clusters; 81 25@
90; O. u. Sc IN saeks aF2ggSG p s ip NO
NUTS alnuts, 6@7Lgc for lard,hell, 8@9c p
u for softsheIl and s@9c p n Tor papei-shell;
softshel Almonds lU0 1c: hardshell co, 6@7c;
paper-shell, Ii 40 l219u y ID Peanuts, 3@4c p
10 for domestic; hick0ry uts. 5S6c; Pecans. &c
Tor rough and s@l0c q N for polished; Filberts,
lU@l0Iac; BrazI uts. s@sc q ID; Cocoanuts SIS
VEGEiABLEs-The market is heavily over
81 25(0t p box: Cree Corn, 50 @$1 20 p SACK
aud S@25c p doz for common and ZU@35c p doz
and 75c@$ for Bay; Green Peppers, 2@4c for
Chile and 3@4c for Bell; summer Squash. l5@25c
for Bay: omatoes, 1j@35c; string Beans, 4U@
soc Y. SIX: Marrowiat Squash, $40 p ton CAB
bage, 5G@60c q ct: Feed Carrots, 35@4Oc p ctl;
Garlic, @212c p ID.
advance. Bacon is steady. Supplies of Lard are
sufficient for the moment Business in all descrp-
tions is repo ted very dull Bacon. lO1a@l1c for
heavy and II @I 212c tor light medium; 121s@ l3c
for light ana I4@loc 2 II for extra light; Eastern
sugar-cured Hams, ITO. SC p ID; California
Hams, l5c q ID; Eastern Lard, tierees, &c for
compound AID sc for pure: pals, 912c; cantor
MIA, tierces, 634@7c for compound and 91a@9c
101ac; Mess Beef IS p Dbl; extra mess do, SO 90
family do, $40 5U@l1; extra prime Pork. 81 a
- so; extra clear, 5 e@l9 . Dbl; mess. $40 5e9
IT; SmoKed Beef loo n 10.
HOPS-Dead and nominal at 9@l2c q II.
HIDES AND SKINS-Cows ana steers are lower.
No other changes. business is poor. Heavy salted
Steers, 4s4c u 10 med UNI. 5a4c light, Sc; Cow
hides, @319c p 10; sailed Kip, 4c: saIted Calf.
&c: sailed Veal, sc; dry Hides usual selection,
go y ID; dry Kip and Calf. 61ac q N; prime
Goatsklns, 25G40c each; Kids, 5@10c: Deer
skins, good summer, 25c o u; medium, 15@2Oc;
winter, &C; SheepSkins, sheariings. 10000 each;
short wool, 26@35c; medium 4O@5Oc each; long
wool, 50@75c each; Culls of all kinds about ~
less
TALL0W-No. l rendered, 44sc: country Tal-
low, 4c z ID; refined, 598@57se q ID; Grease, SO
Shoe p 10.
Wo0L-Deaiers are selling moderate -sIzed lots
to Eastern luyers, but trade in general fiat and
unpromising Spring clip, san Joaquin and south
ern, 5@612c q ID for years clip and 6@Sc for
seven months' Foothl, 5000 choice Northern,
9@llc; Nevada 799c; humboldt and MendO-
cino, l0@12c Eastern Oregon, 1880; Valley
OREGON, lU@l2c a ID,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

J, o. and Brlghtie p. Low TO William Stone lot
on ST corner Of Laguna street and Pacific avenue
/ p IS. ; III, w 27:6, 115;lO12; $40.
Jane right 10 Mary I. Morgan, lot on line of
! ur& street, 80 Of Devisadero, l. 80 by rs;
SO.
Robert and f. II. B. Varney to Mary c. B. Var
NY, lot on line of Julian avenue, 245 , of Fiji
teeuth street, 80 by r l04: gift.
p Alexander Bigger to Ann L. Bigger, lot W
line OF Stevenson street, s5 OF Nineteenth, %
by " 80; SO.
: Castro street. rs n Of Nineteenth, y Is by 90 :;
$40.
:: Charles and Louisa Clint to Louis Boutet lot on
y JjRe OF Pacific street 105 Of Taylor, 20 by
\ 81 IS: SIG.
:. Laura A Phelps to Lougi Gandolfo, lot on w
line Of I'd street, 56:S of BranBan. 1874 by
w rs: $40.
walter j. Bartnett to william NJ. Ross, lot on f
Iine OF Tenth avenue, $50 ) Of Lake street. S %
by 100; $40.
Same to n. RYAN. lot on E line of Tenth ave
nue.; l75 of California street, 90 by 100;
$40:
Same to Anna Mulvey, lot line OF Lake
street, 95 OF Tenth avenue, 20 by 100; also
LOT on line OF Tenth avenue. IT'S S CT Lake
street, S rs by Z 100; $40.
:. Same to John W. Scheele, lot on line of
Tenth avenue, 200 OF Lake street, S Is by e
1905 $40.
=. Same 80 Catherine Purcell lot on E line of
Tenth avenue, $50 S OF Lake street, 25 by r
Sophia Johnstons TO John GaxioIa. lot on n line
of Clement, S2:6 of Sixth avenue, rs by n
400: $40.
The morning call., 1894-07-11
THE STOCK MARKET.

.. The market continued dull and inactive yester-
day and outside Of little demand for Con. Cal.
and itgihia at 81 10 prices remained unchanged.
No II any Importance was received from
= the, ffont, and the Stock Exchanges adjourned at
An early hour last evening.
NOTES.
o.. The annual meeting Of the Overman takes place
t0-mOrrow.
SILVER remained unchanged yesterday, Sc ling a.
sac in y ew York and Is Il-I6d in London
The. eatuck delinQuen sale has beeu post
Tened until Tuesday, July I,
.BElliQu valued at S47UO has been received from
the IayEOwer gravel mine.
he Oakland Gas, Light and Heat Company VIII
pay'a monthly dividend OF 20 cents per snare Oh
july 10.
d. :. The Atlantic Dynamite Company has declared
"a dividend OF 40 cents per share payaDI1 9'J
The Metropolitan Railway Company H@1 49,, "
clEred monthly dividend OF lO cents per SHN' &
pay dbe July 10 ,,
/ he Pa INC and Sunset Telephone ana ielegi sp1
companies viii pay monthly dlviItuis ~. ~ anu
-o"CeutS per share respectively on '-5 - 49,
. The BANK OF Cali urbla declared : la 80
Lerly dividend OF - 10 per snare 10 Jay 10Y A''
July a 8. ,..,.-.,, 81.
The Alaska Packers Association has declared us
seventh dly.uend, al tLr satt OIL - GEMS peA S"
he -an Franc SEQ Gasught COMPANY has de
clared a month 8 dividend Of 80 GEMS per snare
pay able July y o.
The morning call., 1894-07-11

lying fundamental principle for its accom-
Strive TO strengthen and develop those
parts OF tue body which have been
sighted by nature or weakened by disease
or abuse; guard Zeaously such structures aud
see that they are never subjected 10 undue
strain or too active eXertlon; neglect not the
Improvement of every part OF the economy. but
seek first 10 improve the weakest structur-;
look well 10 organs OF vital importance-tne
heart, lungs, kidneys, etc.-and seek especially
10 advance their good. A fine physique is not
TO be ignored, but OF far greater Importance is
strong pair of lungs, normal, well-guarded
heart, good digestive apparatus aud function
ally sound kidneys. The strengthening and de.
Vel0ping OF vital structures require more skill
and perseverance, Than the training of the mus
cular system aud should be conducted with
much care and diligence.-Dietetie and uy-
genlC Gaelic.
The morning call., 1894-07-11
General Merchandise.

BAGs-Nothing going on. Cotton Fruit Bags,
514c, &c and 6s4 for the three grades respec-
lively; Calcutta Grain Bags, 5$4c; state Prison
Bags, 51sc; Wool Bags, 34g36c.
CANNED FRUIS0All business during the past
ten DAYS has been stopped by the strike. ADricots
81 lO@l 20 q dozen; Peaches. 81 25@1 40;
ears 81 2O@i 40: White Cherries. 81 6OGl 65 ;
Black Cherries, 81 3O@l so; Piums. 81 1901 20
CANNE ED YEGETABL FS-Tomatoes, SOC asked
for futures: Peas 81 1901 25 p dozen.
COFFEE-Very dull. owing largely to the strike
we quote as follows; lsL3@Z9L2G q 10 Tor 5000 TO
I9c p ID tor good Costa Kica mixed with black
beans; l7@18c p ID for fair Costa Rica: l4@
20A2c for good to prime washed Salvador; 1914
@ 9b9c for good green unwashed salvador aud
naia: 20 IA g4lc = Il for good to strictly good
washed GuaIemsla; lSI4@p 984c for fair washed
Guatemala; 6@l713c p % tor medium Guate-
mala: 1412@ DC o u Tor ordinary Guatemala;
~ 129l &c y 10 for very inferior to common Guate-
mala; 20Lq@2l lac for good to prime washed
Peaberry; l91aS20c for good 10 prime un washed
COAL-w ellington is quotable at So; New Wei
lington, So; Seattle, IS 50; Coos Bay, So; Wall
scotch, S.; Brymbo 81 1898; Greta, nominai:
Cumberland, $40 oo@il 90 IN bulk and 81 @l3
So Pennsylvania Anthracite L gg, 81 @l2: Welsh
Anthracite Egg, SO; Camel, So: Rock Springs,
81 60; Castle Gate, 81 so: Pleasant Valley. 81 SO.
FlsH-racihc Cod is quoted as follows Bun
dies, bc: cases, selected, 64ac p IL: Boneless
strips, sac Mlddirs, 20; Standard Blocks. &c;
ng strips, 71qc Norway strips 634c 2 ID Mar
row Gauge, &c Z II: MackereI, half bbis, for
No , aud s. O. so for No. 8: Eastern Smoked
Herring soc p Seg; Dutch do. 95c@Sl % p keg
whitefsh Sll 90 in half bbls and 81 rs i'll Kits
Tongues aud Sounds, SIS
NAILs-Base prices are 81 rs for iron or steel
and S2 10 for wire.
QUICKSILVEk-S36 p flask.
SUGAR-Ihe estcrn Union Refining Company
has advanced its prices and quotes, terms u ct
Cash. Cube, Crushed Powdered and Fine
crushed, all &c p ID; Dry Granulated. 53sc; Con-
fectoners' A, sac; Magnolia A, Sc: Extra C,
47sc; Golden G. 458c: ID, 1850; half barrels, 1ac
more than barrels, and boxes 1ac more.
The morning call., 1894-07-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
TUESDAY. July 10.
81 stmr Bawnmore. Keane % days from ralara
Bay via MazatIan ~ days, via Port Los Angeles 2
DAYS; 1850 tons crude petroleum, to w Grace
Stmr CITY OF Puebla, Debney. 81 hours from
Victoria and Puget Sound: pass and mdse, TO
Goodall, Perkins q Co.
Stmr Pomona, Hannah ID hours from Monterey,
etc: pass and mdse, to GoodaI Perkins Co.
Stmr Santa Cruz Nicholson. 20 hours from
Port Hartford; 1913 cattle. TO Goodall, Perkins
Stmr National City, Manson, % hours from
Eureka; 346 NJ IT lumber to Hooper.
shin Henry b Hyde, Pendleton, 80 days from
New YORK: mdse, to Sutton Il Beebe.
Bark BRYANT, jacobson, "a days from Homo
Bktn Il wilder, McN ell, 20 days I'm Honolulu;
pass and sugar, to Williams; Dimond q Co
Schr James Townsend, Jensen, As hours from
Fort Bragg. 1876 M IT lumber, to Union Lumber
Co.
Schr John A, Hellqust, 21a days from Eureka;
400 # lumber, to Geo l. Sweet
Schr Elvena, Anderson, days from Eureka;
lumber. to San Francisco Lumber Co.
Cleared.
TUESDAY, July 10.
Stmr Pomona Hannah. Eureka; Goodall, Per-
stmr Eureka. Leland. San Pedro; GoOdall, Per-
. Ship / F Chapman. thomson, New York; John
Haw bark r Ritbet Morrison. Honolulu;
Stmr Progrsso, Anderson, Panama, etc; Panama
Railroad.
MONDAY, July 8.
Srmr Homer, Denny Yaquna Bay
TUESDAY, July 10.
S stmr Richard Rush, Cooper, cruise.
Stmr Bonita. Cousins.
Stnr Point oma. Conway, Grays Haroor
Stmr ProgreSo, Anderson, Panama. etc.
Stmr Coos Bay. Anderson, Santa Cruz, ETC.
Stmr Gypsy. Jepson, Santa Cruz
stmr Jewel Madsen.
Bktn John Bailey, sheppard Puget Sound.
Schr Gardiner City, Masters, Coos Bay.
Schr Reliance, Jensen.
Schr Nettic Low. Low. Point Reyes
Schr Berwick. agner, Coeuiile River
Telesraphic.
POINT IOBoS July 10 ID PM-Weather
cloudy; wind SW; velocity miles.
Shipning Notes
Steamers to sail to-day are the Pomona for
Humboldt Bay. Point Arena and DAISY Kimball
for Fort Bragg. Weeott for Eel River, Eureka for
Newport aud Ysquina for Mo terey.
Steamers to arrive to-day are the Mineoa from
Como1 Costa Rica from Departure Bay, North
Fork from HUMBOLDT Bay, Santa Rosa from San
Diego and YaQuina from Monterey.
The morning call., 1894-07-11
E.. FOX & CO.'S LOTTERY.
List of Numbers That Drew the
Large Prizes.
Specialize THE CALL.

Specialize THE CALL.
KANSAS CITY, June 21.-The regular
monthly drawing of E. Fox 81 Co.'s Louisi-
aaa Lottery. took place to-day. The fol-
lowing NUMBERS drew the large prizes {:
Ne. tT40 drew first capital prze, sold in
Philadelphia and Jacksonville. Ills. No
81. 1s9 drew secou1 capital prize, sold in
Daas, Tex, and INDIANAPOLIS, lud. No.
ST. a45 draws third capital, sold in Trnl-
:dol, Colo. No. SO, 442 drew fourth capital
{1 So 2s a79 ~ drew reV fh capital sT1 1 prfze
sold in Jackson. Miss. No. 80 1853 drew
-s:xth capital lrize, sold in Little Rock,
4 rk., st. Paul, Nina, and New York City.
Puzes cashed in full at 9l6 Market street,
rooms % and q, San Francisco, or through
auy bank or express company.
The morning call., 1894-07-11
A Relic of the War.

Mr. Walter Aldnch. the photographer and
antiquarian of Providence. h. l., exhibits d
unique Confederate bandana handkerchief on
yard square, made OF silk, of red body. with
portraits of Davis Beauregard. Semmes Lee.
Slidell, Morgan. Jackson and Johnston. printed
IN black, eDcirced with wreaths of character
istic Southern leaves, with ferns and he cot
ton plant, on white ground. This handkerchief
is absolutely perfect. and is claimed to be
UNIQUE. 1t Is said 10 be the only one eX ant OF
Twelve ordered by the COnfederale Government
in England by Judah P. Benjamin, and was
rescued, when on its way 10 this country. from
The Alabama when she was sunk. 1t subse-
quently became the property of General E.
Kirby Smith, and, after passing into several
hands, one OF whom carried 1t on his person for
some twenty vars, it is now owned by Mr..
Aldrch. 1t Is framed ana 81 zed. aud is held
at the price OF $1,000. AS memento OF the
Southern COnfederacy it is OF the foremost In-
teIest.-New York Collector.
The morning call., 1894-07-11
Wood Narlxaf

Posts, S@S1Rc each; Redwood, So q cord; Oak,
rough. So so r cord; peeled, 81 10; line. Sc;
Railroad Ties, 35c apiece for 6xS. Ale for 7xS and
4545Oc for 7x9.
IA BARK-Ground Bark, $40 p tons whole
$l4 q cord
LUMBER-The Redwood Manufacturers Asso-
citation quotes: NO. ] Rough $l2@l7; No 2, s. q
IL = NJ; PicketS, rough, pointed and fancy. $lo,
SI2Gls y NJ half-tnch surfaced and clear. NO L,
So 6o36 u NJ 30. 2, S22@28 p NJ ; Rustic No. /,
$I5@33; No. ., $20@2I; surfaced and rough
clear, No. /, $lS@22; No. 2, sl2@16; T. and o.,
n o. l, SIP; No 2, $l2@l4.
The morning call., 1894-07-11
MARKET REPORTS.
TUESDAY EVENING, July 10.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Sugar ma ked u.
Coffee very dull.
Cameo Fruit at standstlll.
Oral and Fruit Bags neg ected.
Moderate demand Tor Wool
Silver fraction frmer.
Flour quiet
Grain m arket dull all around.
River Hay weak. Choice Hay firm.
FeedsLuffs unch anged.
Beans quiet.
Potatoes sell very well. onions weaker.
n'reased eceipts of Eggs.
Butter and Cheese weak.
Heavy arrivals OF Poultry.
Fruit and Vegetables plentiful.
Nothing doing in Dried Fruit
Some deS TiptlOns OF Hides lower.
1allOw easy.
Hams, Bacon and Lard firm.
Hops neglected.
Nuts and Ralsns nominal
The morning call., 1894-07-11
FOR PORTLAND g. ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM Rs9.
/ ocean DivisiOn-and PACIFIC COAST 6zszA&8
S. g. CO.. VIII dtspa tch from Spear-street wharf,
q; 10 A. M. for the above ports OF their AL
iIon steamships, viz: 80
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-May "a. June 8, IL
%. JnIv <, *, -, Al ust 2, - -.
COLUMBIA-May 29. June 3. ls, %, July 8,
Is. 2S. August 7. Z. u.
Connecting via Portland with the u F. Ry; and
other dIyerging lines for all points in oregon,
washington, british Columbia, Alaska Idaho,
Montsna, Dakota. Utah, Wyoming, Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south and to Europe
round trip. cabin, $50,
Ticket ofhces-1 Montgomery S., and Faiacs
Hotel, 4 New Montgomery ST.
freight oaice-200 California St
6OODALL. PERKINS & CO, Supt. Ocean Div
LIT 10 Market st, San Francisco.