anaheim-gazette 1874-10-03

[From the Commercial Herald.] SAN FRANCISCO MARKET. FLOUL—The Br steamer Vancouver, chartered by the Port Authority of Vancouver Company, for China and Japan, mailing emissaries in last, will carry the bulk of 15,000 bale hopperies. The last Panama steamer carried the bulk of 822 bales. Organs continue to send us free supplies, the Ajax shipping L176 hf and 2,723 qr sks. The export demand is quite moderate at present, with no disposition shown to purchase for English accounts. Our millers are idle half the time, although anxious to sell Extra at low figures. Standard brands obtainable at $4964.75 for cargo parcels. The Valley Start Mill has completed its enlargement, and is still intended for doing an extensive export trade. The import mills made at the Golden Age and Golden Gate Mills are such as to enable them to execute all orders upon the same favorable terms. The new proprietors of the National Planting Mills are now in the market as of old, while the German Mill on Gold Street still remains idle through mere there any considerable export requirement would stop be put in running. There are other small local millers doing a jobbing business. The prices of standard brands rate from $4294.59 at 116 he; Extraa; $475; Golden Age and Golden Gate Extra silk dressed command $525. The ship Ceta for Liverpool will carry several hundred bids. WHEAT—Teers have been nine vessels cleared during the past week for the United Kingdom, and yet our receipts thus far during the season fall short of a corre-sponding period of last year, as will be seen by reference to taps ammased. The sales for the week so far as reported, in lots, may be summarized as follows: 11,000 ake choice milling; $156; 2,500 ake do; $152%; 2,200 ake sko good for export; $180; 2,400 ake inferior milling at $172%; 45 pct; 1,600 ake poor; $125. At data, 174, the quotation shows an improvement — may be 4d@10d for average, and for elab. 10d@11d @1t; 173, September 16th, the quotation was 13d@12d for average, and 12d@12d @cib; 172, September 16th, 14d@12d @d. BARLEY—There continues a good demand for old Brewing. Sales include 3,500 ake, private; 1,800 ake old Coast; $180; 2,000 ake do; $167%; 800 ake extra choice old Brewing. $180. Of new crop the bulk of the receipts go into store. Sales in lots may be noted of 1,600 ake new Brewing; $185; 2,500 ake do; $167%; 1,200 ake inferior Coast; private; 12,500 ake Coast Feed at $180 at $180 @cib. It will be seen by what follows that thus far in the season our export trade has been very light. The exports of Barley by sea since July 1, 1874, are as follows: Clarified August 2D Gen McCullahan New York August 2L Lock Vieet Live-proof August I- Grape Lake York August I- Greenville Melbourne August II- Chroona Auckland To other countries OATS—There is no export demand worthy of note. The Ajax from Oregon brought us 2,000 ake. These sell according to quality from $160/65 upward. Sales for the week embrace the following in lots: 1,900 ake good to choice; $185; 2,500 ake fair quality at $145/50 @cib. 30 tons inferior sold at $125. CORN—The offerings have been more free of late, including small parcels of new crop, which sold at $169; 175 according to condition. Old White and Yellow may be quoted at $179. RVE—The supply is liberal. Sales for the week of 1,200 ake at $179 @cib. FLAXSEED—The Ajax from Oregon brought us 1,277 ake. Price 30. MINTARD SEED—The receipts are yet light, although the crop is large. The demand from New York is good. We note sales of 50 bags Brown lota at 2%c: White is completed its enlargement, and is still intended for doing an extensive export trade. IABYSSINIAN SLAVES. The Abyssinian girls are remarkably pretty, with large eyes and delicately-shaped features. These girls are brought down from the Galla country by the slave dealers from Abyssinia. That beautiful country, which had we not wantonly deserted it, might have become of great importance, is now a prey to anarchy. The opposing tribes are only too happy to sell their female prisoners to the Arab slave-traders. These people bring down the young girls in gangs by various routes, but the principal outlet is the Red Sea, about Massowa. A great market is at Gallabat, the frontier town of Abyssinia. There I have seen them crowded together in mat tents, waiting for purchasers from those commissioned to procure slaves by the wealthy Arabs and Turkish officials. At Gallabat a handsome young girl of sixteen is worth about £15, but the same girl at Cairo would fetch £40 or £50. The Abyssinians are a much advanced race compared with the negroes of Central Africa. The women are very affectionate and devoted to those who show them kindness. Thus, as they combine beauty with devotion, they are much sought for, and command a high price in the market. They are seldom purchased by common people, as their price is too high, and they can not earn money by bodily labor like negresses, being too delicate and unable to sustain fatigue. Although they are generally termed Abyssinians (Habesheeo), I have never met with a true high-caste Abyssinian girl—these would be Christians; whereas all I seen have been Gallas—a Mohammedan race. Many of these poor girls die from fatigue on the desert journey from Gallabat to the sea-coast. Those who reach Khartoum, or the towns of Lower Egypt, are sold to the wealthy, and generally take a high position in the harems, often becoming the wives of their purchasers. In the Soudan I have met several charming Abyssinian ladies, who, having married European residents, have become perfectly civilized; proving the race is capable of ACTUAL BUSINESS. It is safe to say that of instruction, however be depended upon to its Theory, to be sure; because course of business traps this and have actual commercial transactions ever can. By able to achieve success. The system of Activ by HEALDA's Business great degree of perfection most thorough and co-operative in training ever introduced. This in part accounts of this school, and fits of the whole Pacific men are enabled to exercise active and useful life systems, the school-represent a miniature in active operations jobbing and importing and retail stores, etc., mentions an actual busi- student who acts in book- keeper, cashier and banker. In this makes out all varieties pers., and writes upments of accounts, on counts sales, certifications tracts, deeds, leases partnership, etc. As ships, consigns, orders keeps complete sets and systematic reco- transactions. As a bit out deposits make discounts mercantile exchange issues keeps the books of the ferring stock,and end day's transactions in this. This is only a short workings of theMENTS,and can convey its Department must be seen;and till vise all fee ing an inical education to callthe miniature world. For full particular Course of Study.Elegent Office:24 Post St.E.P HEALDA.Salary. DISEAEMEN By R.V.PIERCE DISPENSARY,Buffalo Tetter,Salt Rush o Pimples,Blotches,Bulla,Carbuncles,Scorf,Serofulous Sores,白Swelling Swellings. "The blood is the mathematical or any one that should From the blood we can the painful and sorrow." The last instance that has come to our knowledge, in which enterprise and self-possession were admirably mingled, occurred at the recent execution of a criminal in Washington Territory. Just as he was about to be swung off, and after he had remarked to the sheriff that he had nothing further to say, a real estate agent, whose office was in his hat, forced himself to the front and up the steps of the scaffold, and jointly addressing the criminal and the sheriff, said: "If the gentleman who occupies the platform will kindly yield for a few minutes, I would like to make a few remarks upon the cheap homestead lots at Dobson's Hole I am now offering for sale." The polite request was assented to, and after a brief summary of the advantages presented by the locality, the sheriff resumed his duties, pulled the cap over the "gentleman's" countenance, and permitted him to drop.—Harper's. The Grangers of California are now making arrangements for the organization of a Grangers' Homestead Association. It is estimated that about one thousand persons come into the State from the East every week; that a large portion are seeking homes, and that many of them are Grangers. In order to purchase lands at the cheapest prices, it is proposed that the association shall buy large tracts, which may be obtained at from two to ten dollars per acre, on ten years' time and at low rates of interest, this land to be distributed among members of the Homestead Association at cost. The principal place of business of the association will be Santa Barbara, which of course will be a great advantage to that county and southern California. Here is another characteristic anecdote of Phil. Kearney, who lost his left arm in Mexico. At Fair Oaks, while standing in a very tempest of death, with his sword uplifted in command, Gen. O. O. Howard had his right arm carried away. That night, after Howard had suffered amputation, and was lying spent and racked with pain in a box-car which was to take him to would be Christians; whereas all I seen have been Gallas—a Mohammed race. Many of these poor girls die from fatigue on the desert journey from Gallabat to the sea-coast. Those who reach Khartoum, or the towns of Lower Egypt, are sold to the wealthy, and generally take a high position in the harems, often becoming the wives of their purchasers. In the Soudan I have met several charming Abyssinian ladies, who, having married European residents, have become perfectly civilized; proving the race is capable of great advancement.—Macmillan's Magazine. The blood is the mathematical or any and one that should From the blood we can tal capabilities. With the painful and sorrowble in many shaper tems are built up strength of our conserdrance, and the ducing agencies will upon the condition. If it holds in suspicious poisons, all orga thereby. Settling us ganas, as the brain, effect of these point times, most disastrory one to keep the condition, and then apply at this particular you purify your blood Erysipela humor, cause, but you put proved condition thorice disease. No exicing cause may a large proportion of cess is bad blood which it manifests if it might write ried forms of disac hise not of practical scribe each minute thorice describe al ease; but as they are similar treatment, know just what name of skin disease, so Then again, i might kinds of Scrofulous Swellings, Enlarging appearance; buiing manifestations form means; I dee Thoroughly cleans fountain of life, ar buvoyant spirits, vit constitut will allow The Liver is the cleansing organ of "housekeeper" or "foul corruptions wrot out, as it was gradually expelled purpose say Golden gative Pellets are needed. They can cancer, from the vimple, blotch, or kindly heal under Enlarged glands, away and disappe great resolvents. their influence for clear, smooth, soft minated with the within true beauti. The effects of all the system through necessarily some remedy emplied diseases, however potent agents only. I do not wish to cover in the catalog by recommending I so recommend hundreds of diseases not cure; but but one form of cure, and that discommend my Disc know it to be known... DAIRY PRODUCTS—New York State Cheese is jobbing at 18%c; Western Reserve, 14%c. Receipts of Oregon Butter very light, selling at 24%c, according to quality Choice Fresh Roll Butter has now advanced to 40%c. Point Reyes, 47%c California keg and pickled Roll is in demand at current rates, say 20%c for Furkin, and 32%c for pickled Roll. Western Reserve is jobbing slowly at 22%c. the latter for extra choice Firkin, with light stocks California Cheese is in good stock, selling at 11%c. Fresh California Eggs are firm and source at 40%c. Eastern are driving more freely, quotable at 25%c/71c in order, 7,000 dozen Oregon just received in good order: quotable at 26%c. FRUIT—The market is supplied with a choice assortment of Fruit. Some cling-stone Peaches from the mountains are coming in now, which are very handsome. Grapes of every variety and of excellent quality are in plentiful supply. Apples and Pears sell readily, excepting some of the common varieties of Pears, which never sell to advantage while Bartiest and Seckel are in market. There is considerable inquiry now for Dried Fruit for shipment East. Prices vary very much, according to the style of package, as well as the mode of drying. Mr. E.D. Waters, at this Fair, is taking family orders for his superior products as follows, all packed in boxes of 10 and 20 ba: Apples, 25c; Apricots, 30c; Pears, 30c, etc. Dried Fruits by the Alden evaporating process are attracting much attention. The immense saving in freight in transporting these goods to distant points is worthy of careful consideration. To illustrate: One case of Alden Onions, weighing 88 ba gross, is equivalent for all culinary purposes to 350 ba, or 5 bags of fresh. Then again: One case of Alden Peas, weighing gross 43 ba, is equivalent to and will go as far in family use as 7 cases of Canned Peas, weighing 350 ba. The same rule will apply to all the Fruits and Vegetables prepared under this process. The apnexed data are convincing proof of its cheapness and economy: | Biscuit | One pound equiv | | :--- | :--- | | Apricots | 19 ba | | Apples | 49 ba | | Apples | 19 ba | | Cherry Currants, stemmed | 50 ba | | Cherry Currants, stemmed | 50 ba | | Cherry Currants, stemmed | 50 ba | | Corn sweet | 35 ba | | Corn sweet | 35 ba | | Cherries, Kentish | 1 ba | | Cherries, assorted | 1 ba | | Oatmea | 10 ba | | Oatmea | 10 ba | | Pearls, Hartiest | 10 ba | | Pearls, Hartiest | 10 ba | | Pearls, assorted | 50 ba | | Pearls, assorted | 10 ba | | Pearls, assorted | 10 ba | | Peanuts, guarded | 12 ba | | Peanuts, guarded | 12 ba | | Peanuts, guarded | 12 ba | | Plums, pitted | 10 ba | | Plums, pitted | 10 ba | | Prunes | 4 ba | | Prunes | 4 ba | | Pearls, green, sweet | 25 ba | | Pearls, green, sweet | 10 ba | | Potatoes | 40 ba | | Rhubarb | 25 ba | | Pumpkin | 11 ba | | Squash, Marrow fat | 40 ba | We quote current rates for the leading articles as follows: Apples, cooking, box; choice, $66/ea$. Plains, $29/ea$. Pisces, $36/ea$. Mountain, $46/ea$. Grapes—Iabella, $36/ea$. Muskah, $36/ea$; Rose of Peru and Black Hamburg, $23/ea$; Wine, $15/ea$; Tukay, $46/ea$. Pearls—Hartlett,$19/ea$ box; Seekal,$19/ea$ box; cooking,$26/ea$. Figs,$36/ea$. Oranges,Tahiti,$29/ea$ M.; Australian,$26/ea$ M.; and $49/$for choice.Lammas.Minily,$16/ea$ box; Australian,$8/ea$. Banush.Peas.Apples,$36/ea$ den.Oceanana,$26/ea$ 16.Nocturna,$26/ea$ basket.Prunes,$36/ea$ B.Quince,$26/ea$ Here is another characteristic anecdote of Phil.Kearney who lost his left arm in Mexico. At Fair Oaks, while standing in a very tempest of death, with his sword uplifted in command.Gen.O.O.Howard had his right arm carried away. That night, after Howard had suffered amputation,and was lying spent and racked with pain in a box-car which was to take him to Washington.Kearney drew near and looking into the car,said:“Howard，old boy.I’m sorry for you—sorry with all my heart；但,Howard，I have just thought of something. When you get to Washington buy a pair of gloves；send me the right and keep the left for yourself,and I will divide the cost with you,and hereafter we will get along more economically.” From Surprise Valley,California, comes the story of an old fellow who got very jealous because his wife went to a ball with a good-looking fellow,and stayed out until broad daylight.The old chap went to a justice of the peace and told his story,winding up with,"I want you to help me.for that ar thing has been going on about long enough."“Well,”says the justice,"you can write down to Yreka,and see if some one of the lawyers can't get you a divorce."“Divorce!”roared the angry man,"who wants a divorce?"The justice began to get wrathy.“If you don't want a divorce what brought you here?”“Why.I want an injunction to stop further proceedings.” What an impress the first Napoleon left upon his times may be seen from the fact that writers to this day put his initials “N.B.” before the portions of a manuscript to which they would call special attention. Ulysses Grant Jr.,and Jessie Grant,sons of the President,rerecently took a pedestrian tour of 137 miles in the Alleghany mountains,accomplishing the distance in five and a half days, Most medicines purifiers or liver syrups in some form.Coined.All o tendency to break and debilitate and the human system carded. My Golden Med hand.being comp plants,barks and injury its effective only.Sarsa quite a reputation dy of thirty years as it is doing.to vegetable alteration and discovery. Both Discovery class drummologists in DOCTORS. John H.Wilson O.,writes:When took what is called by constant doctors and break out in my left ear.I seek of your Discover all other medicin old,and doctored them helped me Discovery.I am work. BALT RHEU Mrs.A.W.County,N.Y.,Salt Rheum in i years.until I bcocovery,and took entirely cured.I will entirely face and body tism.so that I w and that is enti J.M.Robins July 14 writes a years ago.Swpe pear on her hip reduced,and ha case.In 1771 ACTUAL BUSINESS PRACTICE. It is safe to say that no mere theoretical course of instruction, however perfect of its kind, can be depended upon to impart a reliable knowledge of the intricacies of business and book-keeping. Theory, to be sure, must form the foundation where we build; but to obtain a satisfactory course of business training we must go beyond this and have actual practice. This discipline will prepare the student for the participation in commercial transactions as no mere text book theory ever can. By its aid young men are enabled to achieve success on business principles. The system of Actual Practice as carried out by HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE has reached a degree of perfection, and forms one of the most thorough and complete courses of business training ever introduced into any institution. This, in part, accounts for the remarkable success of this school, and its popularity among people of the whole Pacific coast. By its aid, young men are enabled to enter upon the duties of an active and useful life. In order to carry out this system, the school-room has been fitted up to represent a miniature world of business. There are in active operation banks, commission houses, jobbing and importing establishments, wholesale and retail stores, etc. In all of these establishments an actual business is carried on by the student, who acts in turn as clerk, salesman, book-keeper, cashier, agent, merchant, broker, and banker. In these various capacities he makes out all varieties of business and legal papers, and writes up notes, drafts, bills, statements of accounts, orders, receipts, invoices, accounts sales, certificates, bills of lading, contracts, deeds, leases, bills of sale, articles of partnership, etc. As a merchant he buys sells ships, consigns, orders, barters, insures, and keeps complete sets of books, showing a concise and systematic record of his entire business transactions. As a banker he receives and pays out deposits, makes collections, effects loans, discounts mercantile paper, buys and sells bills of exchange, issues certificates of deposit and keeps the books of the bank, issuing and transferring stock, and entering up the results of each day's transactions in the proper books. This is only a short description of the practical workings of the ACTUAL BUSINESS DEPARTMENT, and can convey but a faint idea of its merits. This department, to be fully appreciated, must be seen; and the proprietors cordially invite all feeing an interest in the cause of practical education to call at the College, and witness the miniature world of business in operation. For full particulars regarding the College, Course of Study, Expenses, etc., call at the College Office, 24 Post Street, or address for circular E. P. HEALD, San Francisco, Cal. DISEASES OF THE BLOOD. By R. V. PIERCE, M. D., of the World's Dispensary, Buffalo, N. Y. 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D., of the World's Dispensary, Buffalo, N. Y. Tetter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, St. Anthony's Fire, Rose Rash or Erysipelas, Ringworms, Pimples, Blotches, Spots, Eruptions, Pustules, Buils, Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Rough Skin, Scurf, Serofolous Sores and Swellings, Fever Sores, White Swellings, Tumors, Old Sores, and Swellings. "The blood is the life." This is as true as a mathematical or any other scientific proposition, and one that should influence every physician. From the blood we derive our strength and mental capabilities. When this source is corrupted, the painful and sorrow-producing effects are visible in many shapes. From our blood our systems are built up and kept in repair. The strength of our constitutions and our powers of endurance, and the withstanding of disease-producing agencies with impunity, depend largely upon the condition in which the blood is kept. If it holds in suspension or solution vile festering poisons, all organic functions are weakened thereby. Settling upon vital and important organs, as the brain, lungs, liver, and kidneys, the effect of these poisons in the blood is, many times, most disastrous. Hence, it behooves every one to keep the blood in a perfectly healthy condition, and the more especially does this apply at this particular season of the year. When you purify your blood to cure Salt Rheum or any Erysipelas humor, you not only cure those diseases, but you put your system in such an improved condition that you are not so liable to any other disease. No matter what the external or exciting cause may be, the real or direct cause of a large proportion of all chronic or lingering diseases is bad blood. The multifarious forms in which it manifests itself would form subjects upon which I might write volumes. But as all the varied forms of disease which depend upon bad blood, a few of which I have enumerated at the head of this article, are cured, or best treated, by such medicines as take up from this fluid and excrete from the system the noxious elements, it is not of practical importance that I should describe each minutely. For instance, medical authorities describe about fifty varieties of skin disease; but as they all require for their cure very similar treatment, it is of no practical utility to know just what name to apply to a certain form of skin disease, so you know how best to cure it. Then again, I might go on and describe various kinds of Scrofulous Sores, Fever Sores, White Swellings, Enlarged Glands, and Ulcers of varying appearance; but as all these various-appearing manifestations of bad blood are cured by uniform means, I deem such a course unnecessary. Thoroughly cleanse the blood, which is the great fountain of life, and good digestion, a fair skin, buoyant spirits, vital strength, and soundness of constitution will all return to us. The Liver is the great depurating, or blood-cleaning, organ of the system. Set this great "housekeeper" of our health at work, and the foul corruptions which gender in the blood and rot out, as it were, the machinery of life, are gradually expelled from the system. For this purpose my Golden Medical Discovery and Purgative Pellets are pre-eminently the articles needed. They cure every kind of humor, except cancer from the worst scrofula to the common pimple, blotch, or eruption. Great eating ulcers kindly heal under their mighty curative influence. Enlarged glands, tumors, and swellings dwindle away and disappear under the influence of these great resolvents. The system being put under their influence for a few weeks, the skin becomes clear, smooth, soft, and velvety, and being illuminated with the glow of perfect health from within, true beauty stands forth in all its glory. The effects of all medicines which operate upon the system through the medium of the blood are necessarily somewhat slow, no matter how good the remedy employed. The cure of all these diseases, however, is with the use of these most potent agents only a matter of time. I do not wish to place my Golden Medical Discovery in the catalogue of quack patent nostrums by recommending it to cure every disease, nor do I so recommend it; on the contrary; there are hundreds of diseases that I acknowledge it will not cure; but what I do claim is that there is but one form of blood disease that it will not cure, and that disease is cancer. I do not recommend my Discovery for that disease yet. 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Most medicines which are advertised as blood purifiers or liver medicines contain either mercury in some form, or potassium or iodine variously combined. All of these agents have a strong tendency to break down the blood corpuscles, and debilitate and otherwise permanently injure the human system, and should therefore be discarded. My Golden Medical Discovery, on the other hand, being composed of fluid extracts of native plants, barks and roots, will in no case produce injury, its effects being strengthening and curative only. Sarsaparilla, which used to enjoy quite a reputation as a blood purifier, is a remedy of thirty years ago, and may well give place, as it is doing, to the more positive and valuable vegetable alternatives which later medical investigation and discovery have brought to light. Both Discovery and Pellets are sold by all first class druggists in all parts of the world. DOCTORS COULDN’T HELP HIM. John H. 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Importers and dealers in Lubricating and Illuminating Oils, and Railway and Mill Supplies. No. 113 FRONT STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Established 1852. Sole Agent for DOWNER OILS on the Pacific coast. For sale by the trade generally. FALL, 1874. TOBIN, DAVISSON & CO. Call special attention to their Fall importations, which are this season unusually large and attractive. Particular Notice invited to Styles and Prices. HOSIERY Full lines of German and English, in ladies' and gents'. LADIES' FELT SKIRTS, NEW STYLES AND DESIGNS. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, Including a full assortment of Neck Wear. WHITE GOODS, LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, MILLINERY GOODS. Our NOTION DEPARTMENT is fully supplied with the Latest Novelies in FANCY GOODS. Jet Goods, Glimps, Fringes, etc.; Ladies' Belts in great variety; Dress Buttons, all descriptions. Tobin, Davisson & Co., SAN FRANCISCO. You should Insure your Life in the PACIFIC Mutual Life Insurance Co. OF CALIFORNIA. No. 41 Second St., Sacramento. 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