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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-08
MEN AND WOMEN.

Fashion plates came in use during
the last quarter Of the eighteenth
century.
A writer has figured that an average
Of $1,000 widowers rcmarry. as against
$500 widows.
A late English noblcman left his
horse trainer $4,000. his cook S. 600,
and his chaplain but 81 ,O0D
Two hundred women are employed
by Edison in working AZ the more
delicate details Of his electrical inven.
tions.
Buffalo can claim the distinction OF
being the only city in the United
states that has furnished two prcsi.
dents.
4 spaniel owned by DR.. Frederick
a. Lyons Of New York city. ba.
adopted chicken. which IL cares for
necessarily
Photographs showing images Of IN.
ture husband or wife are sold by a
Chicago firm. Tho supposed correct
likeness is caused by fakish device.
Lieutenant Waethe Of the German
army who intends to found a ysgs.
tartan and anti-clothing colony on n
south Pacific island, has not eaten
meat in ten years He neither drinks
alcoholic liquor nor smokes.
a unique case is announced from
Toronto, Ont. woman who yyas
too lazy to bake her own bread bought
loaf from baker, and while eating
slice Of II swallowed a pin. Now
she Is suing the baker for heavy dam.
ages.
The notion Of wearing real Jewels
in the bonnet is one which has taken
the fancy Of some ladies whose level
cases are we'll furnished. IL permits
an individuality OF decoration that
would always be pleasant II fashion
would permit It.
A Buckhannon, w. Va, man. Col.
onei Bill Hall by name. had 81. 400 in
the pocket Of his coat when he laid a
down on the grass to start a fire Ga
bnrn OIL some weeds. lie forgot all
about the coat, and IL, with tho
money was burned.
a servant In Russia Is expected "a
provide her own mattress, and car
pitch her moving camp in any odd
corner she finds suitable; tho idea 81
providing rooms for servants wouId
strike Russian housekecpsr as some.
thlng supremely ridiculous The ser.
wants sleep on the kitchen stove In
winter and in the corridor or out /,
the yard in summer,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-08

TIL MAN WAS PURSUING THE GIRL.
sible help-and she was stretching
out her hands to him in supplication;
the tortured glance of hec eyes was
like an audible call.
Carroll was on his feet this time.
But before him was only darkness
All had vanished. Alone, as he ad.
vanced, he saw the CLEAN of dying
Goals. He stopped. A fiat pan stood
upon the carpet. 1t had been placed
there probably before he went to bed
by some hand of solid flesh and blood.
Carroll collected his thoughts. Kos
mys had spoken of smoke pictures at
his first performance. He said that
they were now only seen at long in
tervals in the palaces of Indian raiahs.
a few magicians of his kind had the
secret of them in the West. But thew
were impossible save where very pc
culiar conditions Of affinity existed
between him who caused and him
who saw them A pan Of Goals. on
which was thrown certain powder.
was a prerequisite.
Had Kosmys, then, placed the pan
here, in CAROLS room, TO show him
the picture so damaing to himself?
Never! But she whom nc called his
daughter? Might it be? Had she
not the same powers as the man whom
she assisted? Had she not deliber-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-08
CrowInr rl.nt. hr ElretrLeIt,.

Experiments TO determine the In.
hueucs OF electricity upon the
growth OF plants have shown re-
markable results An apparatus
consisting OF poles connected By
wires for condensing atmospheric
electricity over an inclosel area was
arranged Tho ordinary grain crops
grown within the Enclosure showed
an increase Of from twenty eight 10
twenty.six per cent All other crops
were increased In proportion. The
scientist who conducted the expert.
ments also tried the effect Of
electritying seeds before planting
and found that II they were subjected
to the current for only two minutes
the rapidity o. thsir growth vas
nearly doubled.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-08

looked hard enough at the performer
and his pretty daughter, especially
the latter"
''Mr. Batcheller. help me to serve
tea" came the hostess voice from the
other end of the veranda. And the
conversation changed over the five
O'Clock teacups.
That night, after the ladies had re-
tired, Kosmys and Carroll were left
alone in the smoking room. The lat
ter had asked various questions as to
the formers power or art. AS Kos
mys answered he shaded his eyes with
his long, narrow hand, curved at the
tips. "a rapacious, false hand" Carroll
said. fancifully to himself He was
not inclined to like the mamie mad
a distrust of his evasive, yelled eyes.
Kosmys was, perhaps, 40. He had a
black beard, and his hair was grow
ing thin.
Il must tell you that you are pre-
pairing disappointment for yourself,
lac remarked at last, composedly, IF
you seek to go into these matters TOP
far The most profound ultimate
calculations are only for those who
have gone through a preliminary
training-a rare case, as | need not
remark"
81 do not understand your daugh-
ters role in all this" Carroll said
brusquely. Would not your magic
succeed if exercise on chance per-
son in your audience?"
''No law of the natural or super
natural sort can operate without the
proper conditions" said Kosmys
shortly. The condition here is
sympathy"
When Carroll retired he found mis-
mind abnormally active, and know
ing that he could not sleep raised
himself on the pillows, after extin-
gushing the light. Then there hap
pened to him something forever unex-
planned A red CLEAN, as of Goals.
shown in one corner Of the room.
Presently a smoke came, and in il
figures began to form-a man and a
girl carroll's blood was now ham
mering in his ears and temples. He
recognized Kosmys' black beard and
shifting eyes, under the overhanging
brows. But, more, he recognized the
girl; it was the mans daughter, that
exquisite, pathetic creature, with the
haunting eyes, who had not been out
of Carrolls thoughts since the magi-
clan had first been invited to enter.
tain Mr.. Trevelyan's house party.
But no Suddenly he seemed to feel,
distinctly, that she was not the daugh-
ter of Kosmys. The two were as
strangers to each other, and the man
was pursuing the girl with hot pas
sion, cruel and fierce, and she, with
despairing prayers and energy, was
defending herself.
Carroll sprauy up But the picture
in the smoke had changed. What he
saw now was the girl alone-the girl,
as she had appeared to him the first
time, few days before, with her
strange, eowed beauty, and the look
of wistful eyes that implored impos-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-08
msnts and cot as FAR away q pOssl.
A rENpgR-4EARrED FARMER.
The stern Lecture He Administers to
Young Culprlt.

The Stern Lecture tie AuhisN0'N
Young CulPrit.
The county courts OF firglhla
some years ago were composed OF
justices of the peace who had never
studied law. At one time. says the
Companion, five honest farmers CON
vened as examining court 70 deter
mine whether a mere boy, who was
accused OF petty larceny, should DC
sent on to the circuit court for trial
The evidence against him was con
elusive; but he was very young II
was his first offense, and there were
some extenuating circumstances. u
was finally decided that he should
receive only severe lecture 10 De
administered by the oldest member
OF the court. The farmer selected
to administer the rebuke rose, looked
at the culprit severely through us
spectaces, and began his lecture
Young man, said he, "this Is aw,
full, this is right-down awful. aud !
want to warn you'll want 70 say
" Here the old mans sense
OF justice suddenly conhlcted with
the pity awakened By the sight OF
the lad, who stood trembling before
him. tie cleared his throat twice,
and then, half in mercy and half IN
indignation at his own weakness, he
cried; Clear out o. my sight, you
ornery scamp" and sat down TO mop
his forehead amid the merrtment Of
the courtroom.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-08
FACTS ron raE !

A pair Of gloves pas
nearly goo hands from ~
skin leaves the drcssers
she gloves are pHrchassa
4 novelty in pale pias
spriuklCd with black spa
catsly prrtumci Is kaa..
complexion veil. and = 2 I
becoming 10 blondes
Something new i plaia
doo cloth. which takes
lawn. IL resembles blaes 4
much. il % perfectly fss'
has a very soft finish.
with the blouse or sa'i'
costa" tic will be iutros
made Of a piece 81 the
tnchcd to the blouse wv
fact, and looscly tied.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kugspa
cussinR the question Wy
not marry. says shat "
reason, Is because Of sA'
situation Ia which manI
kept IA
A. now feature In tas
plat them in the waist
plaih on either aide and ~
tho back. so they stanaes
antique manner II e. i0n
this seyle will become gsas
The latest wedding INV "A
veuy large note sheet ~
In delicate script, as'p
tarmcd paragraph sga
utrans In full lines,
write . note without
and putting the names
with che proposition oe'
soforH VI
In Belgium Il l. thc
certificates OF rms,rriage
Of little books with
These little books, w'us
produced ia the co'iF'e y,
cecdings and arc taken
are apt TO become ~ IA
cared. The burgoma'''
has therefore hit upon sl
llcpceiorward . charge MIX
Tor the books. which w.
bound In morosc 49,
They will he something
! nere certificate
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-08
at proved h I.

alt proved to 4. .
clasped to her boso,, I
no effort could sepsrs,'
beautiful babe ID y.
that ! can never
seemed to have die5
the expression Of ps,,.
rest on their faces y.
! heard that they w..
- they were iound--,a..
81 forgot TO lnsntlos
use the incandssc..,
lamps. which light II I
places In submarine -.
We can see very dist
especially electric ~.
water nagnities toas
gree and is Of sr.,,
although while II as,l..,
work. The bFilllancy i.
numbers Of fishes. whl,s
annoying hindranee +
jolly picnic 10 then. ~,
tOlerable nuisance "a I.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-08

No srtcnco. unisst 4
tho olrctFlciau. can has
wonderful gFowGh ia issu'
toe century ~ that q ac
uhlch has aovssapaa 81 |
abla rapidliy Stree llaassg !
initiai tHvesilgail0aA "a
knowa and conceded - ~
aud schools % sh1 mc1a1 4
that nins sraths. aad fcaH
= larger par cent. q Al tf'
% both man and aalmal =
tho presence ut roriais 81
s0rtal sp0cios and. lssE
Ihoy arr IN sizo. ihsiF Te
rapidly bFiug ah1us ueaafa
tural changes shtt sNif.
amazing rapldiiy wiih ska
% tho species propasi
miHutas Ia sons insiaspa
Tor tho complrig liiCilst q
aslou of nililuaa
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-08

Cinnamon when thef f'r
wiyps which Il as selssa
bic speak " then -
thoru or 'shu iharn il 81
ptho moan ono ot The lsf
Children similarly are
scots. or ''w urms, mach Z
chicks or cubs
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-08

Wife Tomorrow Is your birth.
day. darling, and am going to stop
at the jewelers. and buy you a pres
ent. Her Hubby r Get something
cheap. pet; | haycn't paid him for
my last birthday present yet Spare
Moments.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-08

A theological revolution il 70
ported from idy.lic Pitcairn islam 4
The islanders have bean convortsd
from Episcopany to S3yenth.day Al.
yentism BY a missionary sent TO them
in a missionary ship maintained BY
the latter denomination
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-08

In Holland the peasant girl who Is
without beau AZ fair time hires a
young man for the occasion. As good
dancers command a high price. two
maidens sometimes club together &C.
employ the same swain.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-08

Over forty skeletons Of white meu
have been unoarthed by workmcn a.
Caldwell. n. \. The place Is be-.
loved to have basn a burytng
ground used during tho French aud
Indian war ia 1851.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-08
THE Losr s,s
How a chlsASe Ma Rs,.,,.
lPoa IIIs sna...


tPoa iiis spaes &
One summer q lOng 4. II
istss tho Chicago Tina N
a well-known Norlh,sLlw,. ii
one OF tho Northwssts,. VI
spend a couple Of wesk, I. 4
there. She took via n
fancy work 20 oecupy y n
ments. and al the "a
found that her black III
OUT 80 that she wrOss 4
10 ''nnd = spool ia lhs Z. (
OF the bursAu" &nA ssal II
dutiful husband spsas n
hours on q hot day helsv Il
tho missing spool Oi m
not where his wife la 8
After he hAd changsl II II
linen The tftau went tasa I
the spool 81 registered 4
wiie That night IL sls
absurd that shs shoai1 =,
10 ali that trouble. aal 1 /
~ teach her a lossoA
that uith . liiEls eam
have found some silk Al
resort that w0aid lave 3.
purpose
Well. he boa CHS q Fsa
silk and pai IL 10 asasl
dusk The nest Hiss "a
She found a spool u k9ta
hor plate 80 tho p,1w 4
took hsr arsg meal aal
then shs has tesA Il.
spool % elk. ovoa 10 Eassl
over sbs may stop sAs |
spool ~ her plAsa o. - "A
she has learned tho lsss
iuvsasivu hasbaad Il sssnE
With lilglo eommlssl0ss
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-08

i. ~ impr'
d s.s* y the
VII Npfes OF
H. esa Thra
ulntion
elf feed
II adily 9
Ia i htHS
lnstratI
avenienI
81 fror |
NJ gra |
ia bein|
&ha 4sttei vi
ys AL the
cave are
rsaiar beaI
AsI afp plate
g#ee in "
Aqsa 81 the |
side
Api beini |
Of I'll |
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ill., snwATd
.t3 bn
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-08

i n e." exclaimed
Mrs. Van Eyck.
bee, l call it
creepy" said her
hus band.
amanda was
always fon d of
ont of the way
sensations to en-
liven her house
parties, a" said the
beautiful Mrs.
Lloyd.
Il notice that
Carroll did not say
much" put in
Batcheller.
mo; but he
The morning call., 1894-07-07
Restriction of Trade.

NEW YORK, July 6.-Brsdstreets tomorrow
will say: aside from the Intervention OF holi-
day there is sharp restriction OF general trade
and Industrial product ION due 10 railway troubles
west OF the AIeghanies and north of the ohio
River which extend west and southwest to the Pa
cifc Coast and make their influence felt in other
directions
The combined railroad strike and boycott has
had steadily Increasing and damaging influence
upon the general industrial situation
All cereals except wheat have shown decided
advance in price: pork and lard are up sharply rs
are vegetables, M ats and other produce
Pigiron west Is commanding 25c more per ton,
and cattle, hogs aud sheep are slightly higher
even as far Western markets, where receipts
conspicuous at Chicago and San Francisco. but are
having very unfavorable effect at Minneapolis
st. Paul, Milwaukee, Omaha Kansas City, st.
AT the latter Eastern centers there is m steria
gain in the situation beyond speculative squirt in
wool, which Increased the volume OF sales at Bos
ton 70 total four times as large as that reported
in the week year
ASIDE from the increase in restriction OF trade
Pittsburg, due TO the railway situas on there is
revival in demand for bilIets for future delive
at SI9.
The United States and Canada carried over on
July fully II 900 bushels OF wheat against 1900
600 bushels year ago and one hall to one-third
as large quantities visible in preceding years.
The total here and in Canada and afoat for
Europe July was l46.519,000 bushels compared
with l52.30S 900 bushels year ago. With
Australian stocks included the worlds visible
wheat supply July l was l543l9, 900 bushels
against l57, ,Z0S 900 bushels one year ago whsn
the total was the largest ON record for like date
materially higher prices for wheat ar an early
date would appear TO depend upon the truth of the
assertion that domestic invisible wheat supplies
are practically exhausted OF which fact there is
no evidence Total exports OF wheat, United
STATES ana canada (haur includeh). t-is week are
l,1S2 OOO bushels against IL II 900 last week and
| 3,677.O0O bushels In the week a year ago
Business failures show further total decrease
In the week. being only l64, against SO week,
3ls In the week year ago and 1913 in the week
TWO years ago.
The morning call., 1894-07-07
California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO. July 6.-POrter Brothers Company,
Chicago, sold cars OF California fruit to-day at
auction: BLACK Republican cherries, S5c@S1 25:
Royal Annes, 70c@Sl 20; Napoleon Bigerreaus,
soc; apples, ST. 30; Bartlett pears, 81 65;
Tragedy prunes, 81 5O@2 O5 Abundance plums,
ST. cog rs: peach plums, 81 rs; Royal Hative
plums, 95e@$l 10; Burbank pums, 81 S0@2 %;
Haie's peaches, 81 25@1 49,
The Earle Fruit Company, Chicago, sold Cali
fornia fruit at auction this morning. realizing:
Royal Anne cherries S5c@1SI O5; Black Republi-
cans. 81 10; apricots Royals. $l@1 80; peaches,
81 05 Hale's early, 81 2s@l As; Briggs. 81 10;
Alexander. 81 25@l 36; Tragedy prunes, 81 5U@
81 O5@l 20; Bartlett pears, $2@2 40
Porter Brothers Company, New York, sold 3
cars California fruit at suction: Peach apricots,
81 100 50; Royals, ESQ so; Aiexanders, 81 ! 8;
Bartlett pears, 81 85@3 75: Bloods, 81 65;
So rs: peaches, s5, @S3 80: Royal Anne cherries
81 O5@1 10; Republicans, 81 35@l So. The 5
cars Mnra sold for 5000.
The morning call., 1894-07-07
FIsH-PER POUND.
REAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

George w. Wood TO Mrs. Emma H. Brown all in
tsrest In the following property: Lot on SW Ger
ner OF FHbert ana Buchanan streets, 70 by w
ITO; also lot on corner of South Park ayeuue
and Second street, NV At, SW IA, NV as SW "a
SE 92 NE 80; also lot on Sc corner OF Eleventh
avenue and street, 100 by E 75, block 23S south
san francisco Homestead and Railroad Associa-
ton; also lot on SIC line of Federal (FrederIck)
street. SO a SW of First, SW a g by SIC SU also
LOT on SW corner of Thirty first avenue and A
street SW. 200 by w $40. block sac salt marsh
and tide lands; also lot on SW corner of Ohio and
Islais streets s 200 by 200, being lots to IA,
block 552. same also all interest Ia the estate OF
william Cohen Wood; $40.
John and Lizzie Walls to Charles q. Bush, lot
on line of Octavia ret, 1926 of Suffer, s
22 :b. E'82 .6, + 1876, 5, 100; $40.
George j. and Charles Harkins to Eliza j. and
The morning call., 1894-07-07
sun AND 1IIE TABLE.
SHIPPING .lNTELLIGENCE.


Arrived.
Br stmr Oceanic, Smith, "a days from Hong
Kong, via Y OK ohama IL day IA hours So min; pass
and mdse, to q & Co.
Stmr Coos Bay, Anderson, hours from Moss
Landing and way ports; pass and mdse to Goodall,
Perkins Co.
stmr Gipsy. Jepsen. IL hours from Santa Cruz,
etc; produce, to Goodall, Perkins co.
Stmr Humboldt. Edwards. 20 hours from Eu'
reka: pass and mdse to NJ KaIsh Co.
Stmr Crescent City. Thomas, days from Sitka;
pass and mdse to Worth American Com mercial
Schr Emma Utter. Allen, 64 hours I'm Coos Bay;
$50 NJ 1t lumber, to E B Dean & Co.
Schr Occidental, Brandt. days from Eureka:
24O NJ IT lumber etc, to Mckay q Co. 9
Scnr Roy Somers lsen, days from Grays
Harbor: lumber. to Slade Lumber Co.
Cleared.
FRIDAY. July g.
stmr Albion. Lundqulst, Seattle; S Kimball.
Bark Highland Light Hughes, Nanamo; oregon
Imp Co
THURSDAY. July 8.
Schr OtilIie Fjord, Segerhost Grays Harbor.
FRIDAY. July 6.
FIR war stmr Duguay Trouin. Courrliolles.
Stmr North FORK, Hansen. Eureka.
Stmr Farallon, RoUerts. Port An. ees
Stmr Bandorlle Winant Coquille River.
Stmr Protection. Levinson, Crescent Citp.
Stmr Gypsy, Jepson. Santa Cruz.
Stmr Corona, Green, san Pedro
stmr Cosmopois, Dettmers H Hoquiam.
Bark Enoch talbot, johnson, tacoma.
Bktn s N Castle. Hubbard. Honolulu.
Brig 4 W Lucas, Boese, Hoodsport
Schr Bender Bros Zaddart, Bowens Landing.
Telegraphc.
POINT LOROS July 6-lo PM Weather
foggy: wind SW: velocity 20 miles.
Shinnins notes
Steamers to sail to-day the Peru for China
and Japan Australia for Honolulu. Albion for
Puget Sound, Del Norte for Crescent City and
Coos Bay for Monterey.
Steamers TO arrive to-day are the Homer from
Yaouina Bag and Bonita from the sonthern coast
rne Br ship Beecroft is chartered for wheat,
-four or mdse to Europe, 26s 3d-1s Sd less direct:
Nor ship Drammen, lumber at Vancouver for U. d.
X; schr Ocesna Vance, redwood at Eureka for
Sydney, 3bs.
spoken.
June 3O-45 NJ 10 W, Br ship William Tell, from
Newcastle, Eng. for San Francisco.
Domestic POrts.
SAN DIEGO-SaIled July 6-Schr Mary Russ.
COOS BAY-Arrived July 6-Stmr Arago hence
July 3.
RoCKPoRT-Arrived July 6-Stmr Cleone, hce
July A.
PORT LOS ANGELES-Arrived July 6-Br stmr
Bawnmore from Payta for San Francisco.
Sailed July 6-schr Bobolink, for msndocino.
PORT BLAKELEY-Arrived July 6-Br ship
The morning call., 1894-07-07
AMERICAN LINE.

NFW YORK To SOUTHAMPTON.
SHORTEST AND MOST C NVENIENr IA
4. route TO London Close connection at Szszzs-ss2K
Southampton for London and Paris; very ow
steerage rates now to points in England, Scotland,
Wales ana to belfast
PHI LADELPHIA To QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL WEEKLY: very low steerage rates
now 10 Queenstown and Liverpool.
RED STAR LINE FOR AN WERP; desirable
route for Belgium, Germany, France, Switzerland
and Italy.
For information regarding freight and passage
Apply to international Nav igation Company, q. d..
FAHNESTOCK, General A cent Pacinc Coast, 6O9
Market street, Grand Hotel building lelt
The morning call., 1894-07-07
FOR PORTLAND g. ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM CT
/ ocean DivlsiOn-and PACIFIC COAST @sEzA4sszE
s. g. CO. Will dispa tch from SpearStreet wharf,
.: 10 A. NJ. for the above ports one OF their AL
hon steamships, viz. . 20
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-May "a. June 3, 13
%, Juv \, >, Au ust 2, IL -. 80 -, q
COLUMBIA May 30 June 3, IL, 2S, July g.,
Is, ., nguSi 7. 7. u.
Connecting via Portland with the u p Ry. and
other dlverging lines for all points IN oTegoiL'
Washington. British Columbia, Alaska, Idaho
Montana Dakota Utah. Wyoming Yellowstone
lark and ali points east and south and to Europe
Fsre to PortIand-Caoin, $40; Storage %;
found trip cabin $50, NJ,
Ticket ofices-l Montgomery ST, and Falacs
Eotel, New Montgomery st.
freight ofice-200 California ST
6OUDALI. PERKINS & CO, Supt. Ocean Div.
1tf 10 Market bu., San Francisco
The morning call., 1894-07-07
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP GO.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN rzN
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska 9 a. NJ. AMfbEEA
Nav 26 Juns4 g. 19. "a, July 5, 8. l9, >zz-<H-A-11
"a. August 3, 3, Is. %
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports.
May rs, and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka Humboldt Bay, w ednesdays, . A. VI.
For Newport, Los Angeles and ali way ports.
every fourth and fifth day, A. NJ.
/ or San Diego. stopping only at Port Harford
FanIa barbara, Port Los Angeles. Redondo (LoS
Angeles) and \ Newport, every fourth and fifth day
at IL M
For ports In Mexico 25th OF each month.
Ticket Ofnce-raace Hotel. 4 New Montgomery
street
GOODALL. PERKINS & CO., General Agents
/ TT 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
The morning call., 1894-07-07
Stocks in London.

NEW YORK, July 6-The Evening Posts Lon
don cablegram There was some relapse In pr ices
to-day on vague rumors OF impending failures
The basis OF these rumors was the suspension of
one house.
All markets, including Americans, were affect-
ed, but not seriously. Yesterdays buyers of
Americans sold and closing prices were heavy.
The morning call., 1894-07-07
MARKET REPORTS.
FRIDAY EVENING. July 3.
dARY OF THE MARKETS.

FRIDAY EVENING, July d.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver steady.
Wheat and Barley unsettled.
Oats active and higher.
Corn dull. Rye weak.
Hay continues unsettled.
Beans dull.
Potatoes and onions cheap.
Roll Butter lower.
Eggs very stiff
Poultry scarce.
Enormous stocks If Fruit and Vegetables.
Oranges about gone.
Dried Fruit opens low.
Eastern Hams getting scarce.
Meat supply running short.
The morning call., 1894-07-07
Gener.l Merchandise.

BAGS-Cotto Fruit Bags, 51ac, &C and sac for
the tbree grades RESPECTIVE ly; Calcutta Gram
BAGS 5s4c; State Prison Bags. 51sc; Wool Bags,
34@35r.
KICE-Chinese mixed, $3 7013 80; No. l. $4 %
694 20: extra No l. 81 40@4 so; Hawaiian,
81 371R; louisiana. -; Japan. - 5U05; Kan
COON. $3 75@o3 80 q Gtl.
SUGAR-1he Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash. Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 5$4c p 70: Drv hranulated
61sc; Confect iOners' A, SC; Magnolia A, 4Ac;
Extra c, 45sc; Golden c, 3sc b. 41sc; half bar
rels, 1sc more than barrels. and boxes 12c more.