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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-03
FRANKS PLAYED BY SPIRITS
slade Gives n Midnight Exhibition of His
Power Over the Invisible.

Glade Gives n Midnight Exhibition of His
Power over the Invisible.
"Once," said the real estate man,
"before fell from grace, was re-
porter on a paper down in the central
mart of the state. There were o good
many spiritualists in the city where ]
worked, and / got rather interested in
the belief myself. l had been to numer-
Gus seances and seen some things that
puzzled me, and [ hailed the coming of
Slade, the great slate writer, with Joy
7 thought that he could, if he chose,
clear up lot of foggy points for me
and either make me a full f1edged be-
lever or show me that the whole thing
was n fake
"Slade came to town, and L got we'll
acquainted with him. He gave num-
Der of seances, and 1 attended all of
them One night 1 went to the hotel
where he was staying and had long
talk with him. l didn't get much salts
faction, am free to confess. Just as 1
was about to start for home a very
heavy snowstorm came up, and Slade
kindly invited me to share his room.
We went to bed about IL o'clock.
II confess that I was trif1e scary. 1
thought that man who had the con-
troll over the spirits that Slade seemed
TO possess might have supernatural Wis
itors at night, and / didn't exactly
relish the programme. However, it was
very stormy outside, and l concluded
that | would rather take the chances of
a visitation from few spirits, more or
less, than walk a mile through q biz
Zard. Slade kept talking cheerfully
about all sorts of things until we We're
undressed and in bed and the lights had
been put out Then he relapsed into
silence. | turned over ON my side and
tried to get to sleep The room was
quiet as the grave Suddenly 1 heard
something strike bang against the wall,
and / sat straight up in bed. One Of
my shoes had left its place on the floor
and had been thrown with terrific force
against the wall.
This was the beginning of a series
of remarkable happenings that lasted
three hours. Every article in the room
was thrown around prOmiscuously. The
furniture was banged against the cell
ing. The bed, a heavy affair, was picked
up and chucl1ed against the wall with q
jar that nearly threw me out of it. To
cap it all, something got hold of the
bedclothes and began to pull them off.
L hung ON to them with all my strength,
but they were drawn off and thrown in
heap in the middle of the room. All
this time Slade lay on his back on his
side of the bed. He never moved, so far
as l could see, nor did he say word.
II didn't ssaep much that night.
Slade told me that he had the spirits do
these things / don't know whether he
did or not, but do know that 1 wouldn't
spend such another night fer q good bit
Of money, and l further know that
cannot explain the phenomena on any
other basis than that something was
doing these things at SHADES behest. ;"
Buffalo Express.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-03
Should Your Shoes Creak.

Cracking shoes are an intolerable
nuisance. Yet some shoes will creak,
Notwithstanding every precaution. For
such intractable wear it is recommended
to pour a small quantity of hnseed or
sweet oil upon fiat surface, like a
platter, and allow the soles to stand in
the oil over night. In that way they
will not only lose the squeak, but will
become saturated with the oil, making
them proof against dampness. Another
cure may be effected by taking them to
cobbler and having one or two pegs
driven into the center of the soles.-
New York World
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-03
Ladies' Column.

We are not at all surprised at our
increased trade-it's the goods and
prices that have brought it all about
We have adopted the policy of quick
sales and small profts-it's a first
rate policy for both the buyer and
seller. 1t means TRUE ECONOMY
good things need not be high
priced.
There is a certain hard wall of
facts and figures however, that
stands between possibility and prod
igal promises. There are certain
prices below which no good, honest
article can be bought. Those prices
are our's,-if you pay less you will
certainly get less. This is a plain
statement worth remembering.
We don't know what got into the
factory for they have sent US enough
LADIES, SHIRT WAISTS to sup
ply every lady on these Islands.
We must get rid of them. Come in
and take your pick. They all came
on the last steamer and are new
designs and patterns.
You are paying more for CUR
TAINS at the public auctions than
we are asking. We have NOTING
HAMS at, $3.50 MADRAS, BULA-
RION, RAW SILK, ORIENTAL,
ANTIQUES ETC, ETC, we in
tend that they shall be sold, SO now
is a good time to buy them. The
same advice will stand good through
every department of our house.
When you call, take a look at our
TOWELS aud TOWELLING, GRE.
TONNES and FURNITURE
COVERINGS. Also cur COM
FORTERS at 81.
B. T. EHLERS & 60.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-03
Fetching.

Mrs. Spendleigh-Don't you think,
dear, that the way L dress is really
fetching?
Mr.. Spendleigh (groaning)-I should
say did, 1t is fetching me into the
bankruptcy courtl-Hallo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-03

w Plans for erection of
these shredders may be seen
at the Office of the Agents,
where prices and other parti-
culars may also be obtained.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-03

The Daily Advertiser, rs cents a
month Delivered by Carrier
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-03
WAISAKU, Hno, HAWAII, {
Iannarv odd 1894

January ZZuJ loSf-1
HoN. Wa q. IRWIN, Honolulu, ii. I.
DEAR SIR:-In reply to yours of Il .
10th inst regarding the National Cane
Shredder furnished by the niversai
Mill Co. of New York, and erected by
the Hilo Sugar Co. this past season,
would beg 10 say that it has now been
in operation day and night during the past
three weeks working on plant cane, and
also hard ratoons, and it is giving me the
greatest satisfaction. The more I see OF
its capabilities, the better pleased 1 am
that | put it in, as / am satisfied that il
will repay the original outlay in a short
time, in saving OF labor, higher extrac-
ton, etc.
Ii is shredding from $50 TO 400 tons OF
cane every % hours with the greatest
ease, and it could shred a much larger
quantity If necessary. 1t delivers the
shredded cane in an even uniform feed
to the three roller mill, which receives il
without the intervention of any labor,
and as the cane is thoroughly shredded
or disintegrated it relieves the mill of a
great deal of strain, thus reducing the
liability of broken shafts, gearing. etc.
There is a saving of four (4) men daily
on the mill, as only one man is required
to regulate the amount of cane delivered
by the carrier to the shredder. II has
Increased the extraction from 10
per cent.
The economical use of steam is gene
rally serious consideration in adding
new machinery, as in most mills the
boiler power is taxed TO its highest limit,
as it was in this mill, and any increased
demand necessitsted an additional boil
er. But find that the shredder ard the
three roll mill engines combined nse nc
more steam than the three roll mill
engine did when working on whole cane,
while doing better work and more of ii,
and owing TO the uniform feed on the
mill, the engine demands very little
attention
The Negass from the shredded. Ane
makes superior fuel, and the firel. ID
have less difficulty in maintaining uni
form pressure of steam than formerly.
will be pleased to lave cell from
parties interested, as it is necessary 70
see the machine at work TO fully app
ciate its capabilities.
/ remain, very truly yours,
(Sig.) JOHN A. SCOTT,
Manager Hilo Sugar Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-03
Ne@ AoprrIsEnlgu.s
NatiOnaIC Cane Shredder
PATENTED UNDER THE LAWS OF
THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

The attention of Planters
and Agents is called to the
following letter from Mr..
JOHN A. SCOTT, Manager of
the Hilo Sugar Co., regarding
the working of the National
Cane Shredder, which he has
just introduced into the Mill
of that Company:
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Scbleitbenbe 9aralpie.
4ootss 0sidbI. eatpddbs tn Rd6ea
nue ARaaeu,

Die toIssube Isbboits S2ilbsruus ipirb nit srpB.m
9,nbs $sffbI Mot bsjdrsbsu, bos ID IN m,in,u ar.
men. Pduben uub Beineu batte. 50 mnBtt isue Rbr'
psrtbeilt rtibeu uub iIagsu bis e numb tpartu um
isitiatu. Subem bate ID elm sigsntbhmIi1ss S6md'
1tatihhl TN Rhdtu uHo I'M bic eenoeu. In Dtrbiu'
bnng nit etuem undergraduates 9thbl Der ettre i'm
Ula9en. aerste uouHteu uien 2etbeu etut idei1tnbe
Paralpie. fur pee es feue piIft giebt SO mar tiu.
nnbtuhoIb Sabre btftdnoi9 In dr5titber Bebonoluug
ohus beionbtren suesn sn tmptaHgtn. oils mir etnt
Dor angsu fam moroui i'd mir cine Slaine bsraafite
unb es stHSunshmeu bsgaHu WuHberbar oils ts Tin.
gen mag Hot nnr neHiqsn 3aqen mar teoe Spnr bts
rinaite duseiden elmer mieoerithr porhoubeu. SD
fhhs MID Jest 10 mobI aIs ie uuo babe Ssbu gfuub
apt 1877 qtinnfen mar. Sames Raue. 2asaue %.
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Rl5j[;|jI|I'5|iiSIIz!:l!|s!!!1!a! j[|j|I'|ii IIz!:!|!!!!a
f8. Rpp. 1894.

10. Vpp. 1854.
i3ass psraGsn Srantpn fir philadelphia uni
Nsp 2orf per . & 8 & R UNI 7.45 Wprssns
1915, 2.38 unb 1 .3S NaGnl., per .. 6. & gB
u. R. 600, sos, tf.20 ~. unb 80 Ga6m.
8rlalIsn Scranton fir pitistpn unb gBilfes.
barre per .. I. & 9B. &. &. 600, sos, f1.2C
Worssns, 3,55, COY, $50 Na6m.
VerlaIien Scranton fur Wbite Dawn, Sajle.
ton, ppttspiIs unp alien Yunftsn Der 8sapt,
Wsabpp unb pottspills 3peissn, per 6. & W
Q. Gao W., per . & 3 7.45 Dr., 12.05, 2.3S
400 Na1m. per 3. I. s. W. R. ". am 600
sos, tt.20 WOrssns, t.30, 3.55 RaGmitiass
VerlalIen Srantpn fur 8ttblsbem, Cation
Ssapins, Sarrisburs uns allen 3piitsnpunftsr
per .. s. 8. U. " am las Dr., 1905, 2.3S
400, f1,3S Hatmittaes, per . {. & D. 500
sos. 1t.20 Dr., f.30 9abm.
TerlaiIfn SCRANTON fir 3unfbannod. 5ripau.
ba, @lmira, Stbaea, @fnepa unb 3piihtnpunf'
ten per .. s. 3. VI. R. um S45 Dr., 1905 uni
ff.38 Na6m., per D { & gB R U am 6.06 Wl
f.3U Ra6mittass.
grlalIsn scranton fur 8pGslfsr, Buffalo,
Tiasara 6allen, Detroit, Gbieaso unS psitlibsn
punften per . & pr U S.45 u, IL 05, 9.15
II .3S Ra6m., per D { & W u u une yittstpn
5unetion 0S, 9.55 Di, t.30, $50 gia9m, PEI
e. W " U 3.4t Ra6m.
6iir @lmira uno 9Bfitrn per Salamanea, per
. & 3 U " S.45 Dr.. 1915, eos Ha9mittas.
per . & s W sos 9. 55 Dr., t.30, 6.O7 Ra6m.
puamann parlpr une S9laf- pbr {. y.
StlIswasen auf alien .3iistn 3pil6sn 9. & Sl.
Sunetion pper Bil!esbare unb 9iew gJorf, pbi.
laptlpbia, Buffalo unp Suspsnfpn Sriids.
&pain 3. WiIbur, Sen. Cup.
Gbas. 9. ees Gsn. palI. asent pbiIaSel,
pbta, pa.
v. @. ROnusma6r, a0t. Sen. Yaii. assnt,
Sib Setblebsm, pa.
Wdtsrs 9lusfunft ertbsili gB. 6. 9rppr, Stabt-
Nsent, 309 ead'a 4psuus, scranton, pa.
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sar acknowledgements Bel 2Iopb,
oem SuipeIer, 423 2ada ape. 46,6
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500 @elobnunai 500.

Die 9sler oisisr 8situns usrosn iid frsusn
ja erfabren, oab es wenieitens cine gefiirdtets
aran'beit siebt pelde Die 8iffenidaft in all
ibren Stufen Su beileu I'M Stanoe it SaIls
autartb Sur if Die ein5iss, iest Der drJtliden
Brllosridatt betduute poftipe Sur Satarrb er.
fOroert als eine Gontimtlonstrantbsit eiue con
ftituttOnele 8ebanoIun9 Saa's &atarrb Sur
miro innerlih genommen uno pirtt birstt auf
oas 8Iut uur Die idItimisen SberHdden Dee
Spitsms oaourh Die 8runoa9e Der Srantbeit
,s,foreuo uno Dem Yatienten 8ruft 9sbeuo
inoem fie Die Contribution Dee Sorpers aufbaui
mo Der @atur Ill ibrsm @ute bilft Die
Sisentbimer baben 10 uiel 8ertraueu 5u ibren
peiltrdftsn. onb fe einbunbsrt Dollars BE.
Obnuu9 fur ieoen Sull aubisten. ben fe jn
tu-irsu psrfeblt 9abt gnh cine 9iite bon
3suaniiisn tommsu Wan aorsifire:
H.. 3. gbeuep & &c.. SoIsoo. o.
EdS- Ssrtauft BON allen apotbetern. 75c.
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Die Giuipirfuus Der 6sbiresIuft
auf bas meufhlihe Slut.


Sebsrmann peiB. ipie erfrii6enb fir
bic 8epobner Der Siefebene Der Nufent.
bait i'm @ebirse 1T. DieieS 0obIbefins
ben III aber nidt nur. tpie mande pieI.
leidt slauben, cine Sade bes ieelii9sn
gmpfinbens, ionoern eS berubt auf rein
tbrperliden Sorsdnsen. 98obl Der
piatisfe 8efanbteil bes 86rpers if ia
oas 8lut, unb elmer Der tpi1tisiten BE.
Itanbteile bes 8luteS ipieberum iinb be,
tanntlid bic rotten 8Iutfbrperden. gur
tpenn Iie in Der eebDrisen Wense BOTS
banben iiub. fam bas 8lut feline 4uf.
sabe erfiiaen. bic bur6 bic meniali6e
2ebensibdtisteit absenubten Orsane gu
erfrii6en unb sIeidiam bauernb su Der.
jInsen. Sor furSem purbe nun bas
Slut BON Wenihen, bic lib einise 8eii
I'M 9ebirse aufbalten poaten, unter.
iu6t, inbem man einise Tropfsn 9Iui
aus elmer tleinen, burd einen Habelltit
berporSerufenen Wunoe iopobl Dor benl
8esnn oes @ebirssaufeatbaltes ais aud,
na6pem oieier einise Belt auseoauerl
bate. entnabm unb tie auf ibren @ebalt
an 8Iutf0rperden unteriubte; babe
iteate ii6 bic interehante 3batiade Der.
aus, bob mad taum prei 8oben BIZ
friibere 3abI Der 8lutf6rperden UNI mebl
ais elf Brcsent seitiesen mar. Siei,
3batiube lit UNI 70 unanfe6tbarer it
ibrer 8etpeistraft fir bic sinitise 8irt'
uns beS @eblrsSaufentbaltes. oils bi,
llnteriu6unsen an iOlden Meniden an
seiteat ipurOen, bic bic europdiiden Wiper
beiu6ten, tpie an iol6en, bic in bic ame,
rifdnii6en 8orbiaeren sesausen tparen.
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9r. 9 do pps .Beg.
tpeiier Sur @eiunobeii, q
elm Bud, ipeldeS Nlit.
tb eilun9en iiber bic
@e6iel Sabre entbdIt,
nebit Broben, tueroen an
ieoe leibenbe Srau fref
uerianbt. Ran idreibe an
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Sr. Sdoop. 8or 9, Rasine. @is.
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0r. nli(eS' ]lerOine 6i(ft.

Or. Stiles Reitoratibe Rerbtne 1T BET alien
apotheferu uuter ousorddlidber 9arautie 5u babeu
oSer es fam brstt bon Der Or w,iles Weoto Co., GIf
bart Snb bnrd ginienbung bss PreiieS bsspeen tpsr
ben. laide tost 81 90; 6SIaiasu 500 trprskirst
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Sin iiberaus ieltsner Sal Bat Iib
iiiueit auf Der Station Sienfowo in
Nublanb ereisnet. Sin 9l,beiter. Der
init Der 9lnbrInsuns zines Teleerapben'
brabtes auf einem 3elearopbenpfoiten
beiddftist par, itiirSte plbBIi6. pom
SIiB setroffsn, toet berob. Der 86rper
bss Yerune eIildten tpies 10 Srunbiteuen
auf. SIN AuaenbIid bes 5poes oes 9lr.
beiters tpnr Der Simmel iiber SienfoipD
iiberaus rein uno tlar uno feline Spur
zines @epitters gu bemerfen. 9ia6 oasn
8idtunsen bin teIesrupbiib anssfeuts
Grbebunsen ersaben. ouB um iene 3eii
in Wlabimir, baS bsiBt 10Y Werft bon
Sientoipo, elm iebr befti8eS @etpitter
Rleeeree9aneen mar.
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Die SnSiana Tarmcrs'
Spar nnS Inleibe 6eieai9afi
bon Sort @ahne, Sub.

Nit abiulutsr Si6srbsit str anIaat perbinbs
eisis @,sitai6aft srSBnt gprtbsils ale 6bnIid,
9nitituit. 9aG BEN g. Sabre plan 4. 3. fpifs
cine aulsibe ppn $1,000 in 70 9lonateu nu,
S259 81. aIic pisr prCisnt idbrlid; pdbnub psl
Ntbhftisfsnet in psr slsihsn 6riit an $1,000
bic Summs scn $i40 prbirnt.
Sobn 2entss, 42s Sidorp Strabe,
Gssnt fur SrautOH, unb III bsrfsIbe ,ur asnasr
srflaruns ets planes unb Der gprtbtis isen-
jfit btrsit.
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sA- annoncirt i'm ,,8odenbIatt".
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uDedfel. .Jabre."

@s giebt TN 2eben Der Srauen cine
Beriobe siuii6en bem 80. unb IS. Sabre,
iuel6e elm beoeutenbes greisnis In beren
@riiten5 biloet unb einen groBen @influs
auf oeren Slid ilno @eiunbbeit ausiibf.
9ieier 3uftauo sreiit in elmer gang beion.
oers nieoeri6la9enben @eile ba8 aartse
RerpenipitenI on unb ba bic Sunftion bes
Masens, oer 2eber, gtieren unb bes Ser.
sens ausi9lieBli9 bur9 bas ipmpatbe.
tiide Nerpenipitem fontrolirt ipirb, 70 lit
es lei6t erfldrli9, ipesbalb Srauen ipdb.
reno oieier Beriobe iopiel bur6 bic &ranf.
beiten bieier Orsane 5u leiben baben.
Or. SCOOP fano, oaB 2eben unb Rruft
anf Nerpenitfrfe beruben nnb feline Grsnei
-WteberberftsIlers 1T etne neu ent.
oedte Webijin, tpelde bieie 2eioen beilt
our4 bic gintpirfung auf Die Rerpen, ipelde
bteie Drgane fontroliren iinb mo bie urfa6e
oieier 9eioeu 5u iuhen 1T.
9ieie Gr5nei iit eine anerfannte @obltbat
fur leioeH6e Srauen unb ein 8erIud ptrb
foldes beipeiien. 9I. cd oops ,8ieber.
herft Her" 1T fein vNerptne1 nit mel.
dem Namen giftige Herpenrei5mittel beseids
net iuerben unb tpeltbe geipbbnlib oas 2eiben
nur peritdrfen, fonoern es 1T cine Mebsin bic
5ur &rdftisung uno @rndbruns oes geidpihs
ten Nerpenipitems beitrdgt ilno baourd bic
eigentliben llriaden oeS 2eibens entfernt,
Sn apothefeu ooer franco per grpre6 fur S1.00.
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6eiebdftssMn5ei8er.

Budb' une aeeiesn,' Druder.
Grsb. u. WasnsJ Drudarbsit istsr art.
in enslil6er uub psutitn Sprabs, SIT eada-
panna Gpeuue, ssgeniibr bem tiinlep Stprs.
Groceries uns VropiHonen.
Sraubop & MILLER (1a9fplssr bon
Seabls & Steea), 116 penn ape.
Gbptn 6. Seal, "a 9adapanna aps.,
has bsriibmts Rbits Sppnss Rsbl.
8rsb. s. @ibmaytL DsIifattfsn,
$50 eadapanna Apsnue.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-28

The course of the drift continues the same
as reported last week.
UNIoN-900 level-The Union Con. and
Sierra Nevada joint north drift. running
from the joint west drift at a point 1872
feet west from the shaft, has been ex-
tended during the week 16 feet; face in
clay and pOrphyry. Have started joint
east crosscut near north line from the
south drift
OPHIR-1465 level-The drift running
norm from the crosscut running west rom
the nam north drift on the sill floor of this
level at point 124 feet south from the
station has been extended II feet; total
length 90 feet; face in porphyry showing
ciay separauons. have repaired and re-
tlmhered the central tunnel for a distance
oil 100 feet; tot length 345 feet.
ALTA-During the past week we have
sunk the 725-level WINE IA feet; total
length y feet The ore streak improves
IN qualify as we go down and the width
continues about the same. We have saved
ABOUT six tons of ore that will average S26
per ton. We have cleaned out and re-
paired the north drift to a point 113O feet
from the shaft, and have reason 10 believe
that we have reached the last cave. Two
days more will complete repairs, when
upralslng will be commenced.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-28
! ON THE COMSTOCK.
Weekly Bulletins of Work Done in
the Mines.

VIRGINIA CITY. Jan. 27-Appended
will be found the official letters of supern-
tendents of operations on the Comstock:
Con. CAL. & VA.-1650 leveI-In our
workings in and from the drift run north
from the foot of the upraise which was
carried up from the sill floor of this level
we have extracted few tons of ore of or
binary value. The drift running north
FROM east crOsscnt l from the north drift
run north from the Wine down feet, at
p point 40 feet north from the Wine. has
been advanced - feet; total length 185
feet; face in porphyry. clay ana quar- z,
from which few tons of ore have been
saved. West crosscut 2 from tie drift
running north from the Wine down 81 feet)
at point 1876 feet north from the Wine,
has been advanced 80 feet; total Tenth ~
feet; face in Dorphyry, clay and quartz
The total quantity of ore extracted from
the Wine during the week was 81 car
loads-about 56 tons-averaging $50 So
per ton. The largest portion of
this ore came from our works
in the vicinity OF the Wine 20 feet down
the southwest drift. The Rule drift from
the 1000-fOnt station of the Con. Virginia
shaft has been advanced during the week
81 feet. total length 456 feet; face in por-
phyrv CLAW and quartz of nominal value.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-28

OF the British trade says: The weather has been
favorable or or ps generally ana promising for
wheat. Inc French demand has practically ceased.
owing 10 the delay In imposing the new duties The
nited Kingdom demand has not improved and
prices We're nominaly IN hanged. Califor nan
anoat was quoted at as Sd parcels were in nod
erate demand. Red winter. January and Febru-
airy, IS quoted at 26s 3D. Spot slow at previous
rates he country markets easy. Flour
was dui and partly weak with prices unchanged
MAIZE was round ami near cargoes were firm and
iairly active and dearer; thew are now quiet. For
american there was air inquiry at a turn dearer;
the new crop was quoted at lSs; spot were steady
ana the market quiet. Barley WAS slow. owing to
the cold weather and is now quiet at Cd advanced
spot firm at advance: country markets Quieter.
Oats firm and dearer; spot firm and country mar
kets frmer.
Portlan IS business.
PORTLAND. Or. Jan. 81 -Clearances. $4,000;
balances, $4,000.
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~ tortnightly for the west Indies anf 1&.Sa4S$
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Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply
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$l95: tbird.class S97 so. For further particu.
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sos California st
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Naples. Genoa Jan. 25. FEB. I. Feb & Feb %.
March % March 80 Grand excursion, steamship
FokST Blsh AhDh, February l. to Algie rs
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from Nice. Pamphlets, tickets ana rates Ham
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