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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-07-20
FORTUNES OF MEDICAL MEN.
Eminent English Physicians Who Have
Died Leaving. Millions Behind.


DIed Leaving Millions Behind.
Some great men have died leaving
large fortunes behind. and other, have
died poor. says the British Medical
Journal. The will of Sir William Gull.
which was sworn under f344. 900. i
generally quoted a. the largest amount
left by a member of the medical pro-
foSsion. This. however, was exceeded
bV Dr. Blundcll. who died in lSss and
left Il fortune of $3.50. .OO1. Among other
wills of six figures may be mentioned
Sir Erasmus Wilson, E3j4 .OOU; Sir An
drew Clark. EsU4. 900; Sir Oscar Clayton.
EIlG.ooO: Sir George burrows. tlOi.C2s;
Sir William bowman. ElO3.yis. and Sir
Charlie, LococlI. ElU1.OOO.
OF the fortunes madr by members of
the medical profession very little has
been left Institutions connected with
that body. \ notable exception to
this stands out in the muniiicent b,.-
quest of Sir Erasmus Wilson to the
ROYAL college OF surgeons. 10y which
that corporation received G3OD.OJ1. In
addition to this bequcst. Sir Erasmus
left 5000 each To several institutions
and charities connected with the medi-
cal profession. The name Of John
Radcliffe too. must not be overlooked
in this connection. The Radcliffe in
Urinary has been erected 10y the trus-
tees of the will. In addition To these.
the Radcliffe library. now housed IL
the university museum which IL one
of the finest scientific libraries in the
world. II entirely supported 10y the
Radcliffe trustees. Another exception
to this rule i the will of the late Mr..
Brickwell. OF Tottenham. who died
during 1888. and who left the residue
of his estate To the Society for the Re
lief Of the Widows and Orphans of
Medical Men. The ability to leave
these large legacieS comes To but few
and the main body OF practitioners will
agree with Socrates that "a physician.
Is ruler OF bodies. ami not maker of
money
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-07-20
SHARP PRACTICE
A Girl Detects = ShopIirt-r snd Af''
H-r-4II

Err-Ell.
1t was the qucrrr~r -Hiu--
girl at the jewelry counter a-.--
lull. according L. th, l.uifais ~
When | WAS in th, nther>r"7r =.
the tioorwaller clmr around al !
us all To look out for this pop
go around and steal l,-eau>r '-.s- :
help il. / Was kind Il -rrrI- ne
I almost put my eyr> nui ..'''
them. One day woman '----' '-- =
counter and L didn't paE Ml.-
tion Ia her. After l Mas tA7.---
the party 1 MAS waiting au --si
to look at her and ~sis, her i1A'
headed hairpiu from tray
i didn't Say word. hut i.-
who she was. That night ] N5-
over To her huu~e aud told Arl
had seen. She tried ta hT1-'-
but Twas too much far her A--
she owned up that she had -
pin
Did vou have her arrested
the other girl -
No. said the first girl ''i'l''
her give me the pin
Then she turned her queen
pointed To something rlii'5l.-,
hair and asked proudly
bute?~
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-07-20
y.rieti.. oT roisr"r--

The potato, ~ long q >'-i,ils Z
developed almost lnHl--'i,--7 - -
ties. Forty are easily diS'--,h ]
hut there are many othere 80 ".
and almost impsrcepli'i' -. 81
There are nineteen E4ii', -
white potato in AmeIi'A'-, 1t s.
Germany, twenty-slN III
and thirty-two in France II
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-07-20
HE WAS AN ExPERImeNTER.
And He Filled the Walters with Conster-
nation and Worry.

The young man ON the opposite side
of the table studied the bill of fare for
some time. while the waiter stood on
one leg with his ear held out for the
order. and then he said: Il want some
of that nominy and a side order ot
maple Sirup. a little of the spinach
some sweet corn. and a cup OF choco-
late" The waiter slowly moved his
lips in amazement, says the Chicago
Record. and had the order repeated.
He smiled and started away. and the
young man looked after him frown-
ing:
''ConfOund these walters" he said
Il suppose they expect every man To
order something conventional. like
steak and coffee or liver and bacon"
You did put in queer order" was
suggested.
''Oh. | don't know. 1t may turn out
to be a good combination. I'm expert
menting all the time
Experimenting
Yes; 1 try new combinations How
did people ever find ont that jelly and
roast duck go to0ether? How did they
ever get on to spring lamb and mint
sauce. pie and cheese, steak and mush-
i''i'' anu ~ phi- why pN hN ing
new combinations. order whatever
strikes my fancy, and in that way L get
some good combinations"
What are some you have discov-
ered?''
Scrambled eggs and cranberry
sauce is one. Cold pigs feet and lemon
ice is another. Did you ever dip slices
of banana into hot bouillon? OF course
not. There are no fixed rules about
things-you must experiment"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-07-20
Japanese HOLIDAYS.

The Japanese holidays are the New
Year, the celebration of which lasts
Tor three days: God Fox's day on the
I'd of the second month: the Feast of
Doils, for little girls, on the 3d of the
third month: the Feast of Flags. for
little boys, on the 5th of the fifth
month; the Ablution mass in the sixth
month; the Tanabata on the 9Th of the
seventh month; the day of the chrys-
anthemum flowers and the festival of
Inoko late in the fall. Red boiled
beans and rice is the delicacy eaten on
the 3d of February, rice cakes wrapped
IN oak leaves are for the 5th of Nav
Sake is drank on all occasions lint
with spray of peach blossoms in the
bottle ON the Sd of March. and a bunch
OF chrysanthemum blossoms on Chrvs-
anthemum day.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-07-20

The roller cotton gin was used in
he latsia and Africa before the dawn of au
ar, whentIe history Three-quarters of
low. onhd OF cotton, cleaned by means OF
his gin. constitute a days work.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-07-20

AT -Theodosia, the Greek name. means
Tim oth-iven by God
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-07-20

Sold on a Positive Guarantee.
OR. MILES PILLS. SO Doses IS Crs.
The morning call., 1894-10-06
Exchange and Bullion.
Produce Mar ( ct.

FLOUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras So 25@3 IS q Dbl: Bakers extras So I6@
%: superfine. 81 $500 80 p bbl.
WHEAT-Cnicago was lively and sensitive yes
terday morning and this market was nervous 10
sym patty Futures were active. but the ten.
dency on the whole was toward lower values.
No /. 76A@7SAc; choice, sOGSib4c; lower
grades 671s(075c; extra choice for milling S2L.
0as71Sc Is Ell; Watla w ALA Wheat. 67La6l7Uc for
lair average, 6U@65c for No. 2 and 4O@o0c q ctI
for of grace.
CALL BOARD SALES,
INFORMAL sEssIoN-l0 oclock-Dece m bsr-
100 tons. s41Ic: 500. s45sc. May-lD0, s21ac:
400. s2ssc zoo. 92s4c: $40. e27sc; 1000, CSC:
REGULAR MORNING. sEssIoN-December -4O0
tons. s4s4c: 200, S45sc; loo. S4Iac; 200. S43sc:
100, S4L4c; 400. S41sc: 100. Sac; 500, S37sc:
100. Ss5sc. May-I600, 93ssc; $780, s31ac 500
93Ac: loo. s3c; 400, 92s4c: 100. S21sc, 100.
92iac: 200 925sc
AFTERSooN SESSION December 100 tons.
s1Ssc; ZOO sl1ac. Msy-5u0' s6ssc oO0. se1a !:
HARLEY-Brewing is quoted firm and rather
higher. Feed IS also traction better. Feed,
721a@76Ac p ctl Tor ordinary and 771b@s0c
for choice bright: Brewing. S7letG32Lae . ctl
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL : Ess ION i o'c ock- December-200
TONS 81 lac May-lO0. S61sc; 200, s6Ac
REGULAR MORNING SESSION ecember-30o
tons, Sl1ac: 200, Sl5s; 20U. S1Mc May-lO0,
S6s4c 400, S65se
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-May-i5oOt tons. 92ssc;
1000. lac; HOO. 921ac- December-l00 S3lac;
200. $3.50.
OATS In large supply and easy. Milling
are quotabIe at 81 121a@i TN q ctl: fancy
Feed, 81 o60l ~ u cti; good to choice, 95c@
The morning call., 1894-10-06
THE COGSWELL SUIT.
Testimony as to the Cost of Main
tanning the School

The suit brought by Mayor Ellert In the name
OF the people against DIR. and Mrs. Cogswell 10
take the trust of he CogsweIl Polytechnic
School out of their hands and enforce lis per-
formaDce by properly constituted board of
trustees came up for hearing before Judge
Hunt yesterday.
Dr. and Mrs. Cogswell were present in court,
accompanied by their counsel. w. T. Bageett
and eX-Judge MckiSick, while the plaintiffs
were represented by eX-Judge Van K. Pater-
son. flaintlffs' counsel from the first an
nounced tDeir intention of proving that Dr. ana
Mrs. Cogswell had done their very best 10 de-
sttoy the trust IN order that their property
uouot mat all first DIR. Cogsweli mad acted IN
good faith and had really intended 10 carry out
lne promises he had made when tn school was
nfst founded. 1t was commended, however, that
Dr. COgswell had since repented OF ms promise
ana Dy reSolutely refusing TO attehC 10 knf per
iormaoce OF his trust, and Oy allowing the
board OF trustees TO resign one oy one VII out
the vacancies ever being hled. lie had himself
forced Mayor Eller: to take the step he ana in
bringing this action.
WI neSSeS were examined Yesterday upon me
question of expense connected with the keep
Ing up of the institution. j. IL henn dy, ohce
principal OF the school said the average cost OF
lis maintenance would be about SlS.OOO. III
certain branches of Instruction were specially
| attended 10 the cost might amount TO lew
| thousand more. In any case II would not eX-
! coed S25, 900. Similar evidence was gwen by
/ James Spiers 1t is understood that the IN
| come from thr endowment lands that went wi h
| the Institution as present 10 the city amounts
| TO not less than S2O,oOO.
The further hearing OF the case was continued
| until Monday next
The morning call., 1894-10-06

responding reports come from Omaha where
better feeling Is reported throughout the tribu-
tary region and there Is more buying of dry goods
clothing. shoes and groceries Duluth also finds
business improved and jobbers in several lines
have been encouraged.
ST. Louis and Kansas City report stimulation in
wholesale well retail lines due in part TO an
in 1uX OF visitors 10 the carnvas. From the
South the most favorable reports come from
Jacksonville, where whoiesale trade is good and
retail trade improving Merchandise IS moving
satisfactorily frnm savannah and Charleston aud
Chattanooga, The previe us re orted large vol
ume OF business OF Chicag jobbeTe is La 4lnuained.
none Las increased, and large changes in the
character Of mercantile collections as rule are
in the direction OF IMPROVEMENT. The price
movement has improved little.
Wheat, corn and oats have advanced from pre-
vious lowest levels. Some varieties of lumber
naval stores tinplate aud few other staples have
lower for reasons which may or may not be SIM
liar TO those governing prices in other lines. Con-
cessions in prices have also been ma de for pig
iron. steel billets lumber. lard. coffee, cotton
print cloths and live hogs.
Exports of wheat, including -four. from both
coasts of the United States and Canaua for SIX
aggregate. 3.2i3, 900 bushe s, which is compared
with 2b62,000 bushels sent abroad the week
before win 1878 o. bushels in the first week OF
week OF 1892. and with 3,958.000 bushels In SYl.
Cable aud re ezra phic adyices show the heaviest
total of available stocks or wheat in the UnIted
in Europe, on record for October l. 1872 ,2O6. 900
bushels Notwithstanding a sharp decrease in Eu-
stock OF wheat increased 10, Oh 900 bushels,
which Is moderate contrasted with 1S9u-9l-92
but heavier than in 1883 and in 1898. Australia
carries 100000 bushels of wheat In sight at this
time. as COMPARED with 7.OJV, 900 bushels on uly
last and with 29O0,O0o bushels ON october /,
1898
Toronto favorable reports being received from
commercial travellers
The morning call., 1894-10-06
Foreicn wool Market.

LONDON, oct5.-The attendance at the wool sales
to-day was & Cd and prices were well maintained
for All kinds of good woods. Selections fancied
by buyers were limited American purchases
am ounted to 200 bales. The number OF bales
offered to-day were l2.722, OF which 1900 were
withdrawn. Sales in detail:
New South Wales-5lS bales; secured, l0d@ls
ID: greasy. 5i4dG6d.
Queensland : $40 bales: secured. lOd@1s:
greasy. 612d@S12d.
VIcioria-l200 bales: secured, 7d@2s 545d:
greasy 6n@ls.
south Anstral ia-672 bales; secured. 10d@ls:
greasy 7d@Sd.
New Zeaiand-7682 bales; secured. 7s4 G@ls I'D /;
greasy 414d@l1d.
Cape of food Hope and Natal-1224 bales;
secured. 7d@ls ID; greasy. 4dl47d.
The morning call., 1894-10-06
California Frujt Sales.

CHICAGO. Oct 5.-Porter Brothers Company OF
Chicago sold five ears Of California fruit at auc-
ton to-day, as fol ows: Double crate Tokays,
81 6O@3 so; singles. 75r@Sl 10; double Muscats,
81 TO- singles. sl@l Is; nalf boxes Winter SeckeI
Pears, 81 90; saiways, 65cGi COlice, 81 TOO
1 rs; Diels, 81 SIS: Howells. 81 So; late Red
Plums, 80 @rSl is
l rs: Georges Late. 60975c; ealways, $685.;
Levi CIings, 65@55c; half Tosays, 81 30@9L so:
half Muscats, 81: Ounces, 81 So; Goes Late Red
Plums, 81 SO
The Earl Fruit Company OF Chicago sold at auc-
tion rs follows: ClairgeaLs, 81 SOC 90 Is
Diels, 81 40: Salways 75GS5c: Muscat Grapes,
double crates 81 05: singles, 81 05: double
chon 81 Is.
The morning call., 1894-10-06
Stools IN London.

NEW YORK, oct 5.-The Evening Posts Lon
don cable: The stock market opened firm to-day,
but quickly gave way on continental selling ac-
companied by rumors of the death critical
sickness of the Czar. Neither report was con-
hrmed but the latter statement is generally be-
lieyed. Americans we're firm the greater part Of
the day owing to support on the New YORK side
and the scarcity OF the STOCKS here. The closing
was weak in sympathy with our markets Louis
vile was especially offered. Silver securities
were except lOnaJy steady.
The morning call., 1894-10-06
Chicago MIR. cts.

Chicago. ILL.,. Oct. 5.-Tbe small local receipts
of grain and hrmer markets abroad gave tho
wheat market strong start. 1t had scarcely got
under yav however, when Partridge and Lean
ing and other com issi0n houses. whose princi-
pal clients are short sellers. opened their hood
oates and swamped the early buyers. December.
when started at from 541sc to 6414c bid. and
with a sale at $3.50. was knocked down to $3.50
in The course OF fifteen minutes. The short sellers
had but few short minutes OF triumph at that
time Inc people who handle cash grain reported
buyers of their goods at early hour OF the scs.
sion. The reports from the Northwest were con-
The morning call., 1894-10-06
FIsH-pEe POUND.
Charges Against LEDGER.

James Ledger. the San Jose burglar who
gave detectives Bee and Harper such severe
iussle before lie would submit TO arrest. and
Who was shot In The hand by HARPER was
'ormaily charged on the City Prison register
yesterday. Three entries were made against
ilnl. One OF The charges consists In having
.tolen jewelry valued at $3.50 from Mr. Van
The morning call., 1894-10-06
FOR PORTLAND 6 ASTORIA, OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y & NAV. CO., E Mo ISe9
L NELL. Receiver. Ocean Div.-wiil dis AsSSER
patch from Spear street wharf, at 10 A for the
above ports of their Al iron steamships, viz.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Sept. IL, II, Oct l.
6, j. b. : 4, 81. =,
Connecting via Portland with the o. II. & n. Co.
system ana other diverging lines for all points 10
Oregon. Washington. British Columbia Alaska
Idaho Montana Dakota, Utah, Wyoming, Yellow
stone Park and all points east and south and to
Fsre to Portland-Cabin, SIS; steerage. $S
round trip, cabin u"Emtted $50.
Freight aud Ticket Office, 10 montgomery ST.;
Ticket Office Pa &C Hot A New Montgomery st.
GOoDALI.. PERKINS CO.. Supts. Ocean Div
ltf 10 Market ST. San francisco.
The morning call., 1894-10-06
MARKET REPORTS.
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 8.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

UCl. o,
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Silver higher.
Wheat and barley frmer.
Oas and Rye unchanged.
Corn lower.
Hay easy.
Sugar marked down.
Potatoes and On ions steady.
Butter still weakening.
Eggs rising Cheese firm.
More Eastern Poultry in.
Peaches weak
Dried Apples lower.
Game arrives spoiled.
Provisions unchanged.
Hops weak.
Meat markell well sunnItnd
The morning call., 1894-10-06
Omaha Livestock Market.

OMAHA Nebr., Oct -Cattle-Receipts, 6700.
Trade very slow and prices 25Oi0c lower than
last week on beef GERS. Cow stuff which has been
In good demand all the week slow aud loo
lower today. There was a good active trade in
feeders. but on account OF the excessive supply
nric sha
The morning call., 1894-10-06

DalseD's residence, corner OF Seventh and ST.
John streets; the other charg are for his
work in the burgl ry line in the houses of Mrs.
). a. Babcock, 81 South Ninth street, and of
DE-. j. MauZer, o. North Ninth Slraat
The morning call., 1894-10-06
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPiNwALL hq-u
- fortnghty for the West Indies and x55S&ESf
southampton, calling route at Cherbourg
France, aud Plymouth, to land passengers
Through bills of lading In connection with the
Pacific Mail S. S. Co., issued for freight and treas
ure to direct ports in England aud Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco TO Ply.
mouth Cherbourg, southampton. First-class
$l95; third-ciass $97 SO. For further partlou,
lars Apply TO PARROTT a. Co, Agents,
IF sos California ST.
The morning call., 1894-10-06
Bank Clearinws.

NEW YORK. Oct 5 - The following table,
compiled by Bradstreets, shows the total clear
ances at the principal cities and the percentage of
increase or decrease as compared with the CORE
spending week last year:
The morning call., 1894-10-06
Foreign Mark cts.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL Oct 5.-The spot market Is firmly
held at as SAD. Cargoes are firm at 22s Cd for
off coast. 22s Sd for prompt shipment and 22s Cd
for nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow.
ing Liverpool quotations for y o. Red Winter !:
October As 21kd: November Is 2I4d Decem-
Der. As 414d: January. As 434d February, As 614d;
March. 4s I'd; May, As Id.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Oct. 5.-Consols l0l els; Silver
29Ad; French Rentes. 1927 25c
The morning call., 1894-10-06
San Francisco Meat Mareet.

San FraDcIscO Meat Marhet
All kinds continue in large supply and cheap.
Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh
terers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 41s@S5c: second quality,
AGA 4c; third do. S@31ac D 10.
VEAL-Large s@Doc: small, 5951.c q ID
MUTTON-wethers. 4C941ac e 10 Ewes, 3L294c
10.
LAMB-41.05Ihe p 10.
PORK-Live hogs Asa @a5cfor heavy and medium
granted, and sc for small fat; stock Hogs, 412@
45sc; dressed DO, 612@7Ac.
The morning call., 1894-10-06
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
shares.
Money on call easy at IL: last loan II: closed
atlZ. Prime mercantile paper. $685. Sterling
exchange strong. with actual business, in bankers
bills at "a S6sa GA 81 FOR demand and 81 S43s
ga SO for sixty days Posted rates, S4 S61@9
1 81 and S4 S71aG4 SO Commerc al bills, 81 "a IL
al S454. Silver certificates. 6S12c.
The morning call., 1894-10-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
J Thomas 4 d. san Jose Coppin, Petaluma
IL Hui, \ Hurd, Chicago
w Mitchell. New Nj Huxley. Sacto
c + Wheeler Mich w sutton. Mich
II Hardin. Petaluma Carey Clipper Gap
NJ p o. ijren. Vallejo w l. hlcEwen, Cal
q II Finch. Napa III Goodwin, Willows
j fetunneL. w IL Barr. Los Gatos
q DAVIS, Mexico Bartholomew. Mont
NJ Callahan, Angels emp Ogiil, Angels Camp
r Robinson, Cal Hilderbrand, n
Gamer, st Louis j ID Mccain. u ) y
- w Dewyer. Victoria Huron Neb
II ALISON, Cal NJ blackwell, Hon olulu
Me6 HIN, Oakland Britton d d, y
Mrs Holland, Cal Mrs w Dupree san Jose
A King, Los Angeles
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
Fl Marshall, Chicago Gibson. Colusa
l5onrke, Colusa White Petaiuma
Hagy. Alameda T. l. Hutton, Alameda
+ BUSH, San Jose O'Brien Il w. Boston
ID Drake. Boston II Austin, Oakland
Briggs, Sacto Flaherty, san Diego
Brewer. Bakersfield w Stolke r. Butte
j MyIer, Butte J Smith. Ohio
Miles, Victoria DowAey. Victoria
4 Brown, Tacoma + Griihuh, ST Louis
Snowden, st Louis
PALACE HOTEL.
s Macomber. Sonora & w Noyes & W, Boston
q j KoeuIg, San Jose Drury Meione, oak Knoll
J \ McMurtrie Denver j Altschul & w. n Y
ii ; Eckart Il w, III q Mitchell. n Y
FBHk oman Lee&w,NS Mrs G. W jacks Sacto
l. Aewdecker. BALTIC I Clifton, Burlingame
NJ R1cHrell. u t Arms, q y
Mrs Curlett&c en- 5 Ri Mrs Sazmau. Arizona
w Lipe. Denver L HIboett U )
Mrs CMSh ortridge, SJose J L Rader d W, Ohio
Ii j Crawford d w, Okld
The morning call., 1894-10-06
CUNARD LINE.

GUMARD LINE.
New York to Liv rnooi, via Queenstown
from Pier 10, North River.
FAST Ell RESS MAIL SERVICE
Etrura, Oct. l3, 3:00PM Etruria, Nov. TO- $500 PM
Campania. Oct. 70. 8: BOA Campania Nov. II. SAM
Umoria.o Oct. 81. $500 PM Umbria. Nov. "a. 40 PM
Lucania. Nov 3. 9:00AM Lucania. Dec. /. {: 30 AN
Cabin passage. $50 and upward; second caoin.
S35, $40, $45, according to steamer and accom-
modations.
Sueerage tickets TO and from all parts of Europe
at very low rates. For freight aad passage apply
at company's office, Nowing Green. New York.
VERNON II. GROWN d Co., General Agents.
Good accommodation can always be secured
application TO WILLIAMS, DIMoND CO.,
ThSaTu II Agents san Francisco
The morning call., 1894-10-06
C0MpHGNIE GENERAlE
TRAM ATLANTIQUE.

french Line 10 TlaVEc.
CoMPANY'S PIER (NEWl. AZ NORTH Asc7
~ River, foot of Morton sc. Travellers ss--LIsISE
by this line avoid both transit by English railway
and the discomfort OF crossinI the channel in a
small boat. New York TO Alexandria, Egypt, via
Paris, first class $50: second class. SIG.
LA BOURGOGNE, Capt Leboeuf. .........,....
,,.,,....... ...,.......-. october l3. 1880 p. NJ.
LA CHAMPAGNE Capt. Laurent.
'btooOi @V' WV ~ -
La TOURAiNE, Capt. Santelli. ....,...,...
...., .,....... ct Der ~. 80 NJ
LA e.. CdpI. hupS.
...............,,........N Nov Der s. 500 A NJ
DE- For further particulars apply TO
A. FORGET, Agent,
No. Bowling Green, New York.
J. FUGAAI CO.. Agents. Montgomery
ave-, San Francisco.
Branch ofiice, 10 Montgomery street. aust tt
The morning call., 1894-10-06
General Merchandise.

BA6S-Fruit Bags $3.50 57sc aud 6s4c for
the three grades respectively: Calcutta Grain Bags
4$4@5e spot and 494I4e Tor June and July
delivery; Wool Bags. 34@36c.
RICE-Chinese mixed, So 4O93 so; No. ]. So IS
Q13 80: extra No. /. So 90@4; Hawaiian. SO ESQ
5 371a; louisiana. -; Japan, $4 60@5; Rangoon,
p ctl.
SUUAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
has reduced its prices and now Quotes as fol-
lows terms net cash: cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 61sc: Dry Granulated, lac;
Confeetioners' A. Base; Magnolia A. 5tgc; Extra
e, SC; Golden C. 4s4c: ID. 41ac; half barrels,
sac more than barrels, and boxes L2c more.
The morning call., 1894-10-06
Portland's Business,

PORTLAND, Or Oct. 5.-Clearances, $224,432;
balances, S32.722.
Wheat-Valey, zoe p ctl; Walla walla, 631a
M6dc = -