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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-15

And Whnt xiee Tins she Had OFT -
nuekhsrn GaiehL
81 met lively girl from Chicago on
The train coming east from Denver three
weeks ago" remarked the drummer,
and Is she vhs alone ! calamity, a. We
All do. pronered my services and they
Were frankly accepted"
You see" she said, "rm going Il
aione back home and company i very
agreeable, when II is agreeable" and she
smiled ut me till my hair curled.
Nv here Is homer asked blushingiy.
Oh, Chicago, of course, - she laughed,
Thought you could see it cropping out.
Ihats what they always say OF us Chicago
gnts. We can't help it, you know, for
chicago Is the greatest city on earth and
u Affects Us just as in the old times 1t
anecteo man to get up on a barrel and
announce that he was Roman citizen.
Ever In Chi cagof" she asked, and then
answered herself: "Of course You were.
Might as well ask n man IL he was ever on
EARTH
May inquire where you've been so
lar west, alonefn ventured.
Cert, she twittered. "Been out TO
see my sister in Buckhorn Gulch, one OF
those mining towns, where women are a.
scarce as honest aldermen in Chicago. NY
sister lives there with her husband and
ne Is making more money than Chicago
wants to finish the Fair buildings with
was the only unmarried woman in the
place and men were thicker than loaters
In the Palmer House lobby on wet
night"
You had a nice time, then, OF coursef,
Nice time? Nice time3y and her eyes
sparkled. well, should kill hog. /
never went out without about a dozen
waiting to make grab for me and In the
evenings the rush was worse than 1t was
on change when q corner Is about to
drop out. Why, the first three nights I
was there, We had to have the police force
up to maintain order, Not in the house,
you know, for we could take care of
them there, but out on the steps and in
the front yard and on the sidewalk"
Didn't it continue that way every
eveningfn
"No," she said, evidently with much
regret, "my brother law took meas
urss to prevent it, though, you bet, 1 was
in for letting the rush continue. hadn't
been such belle in all my life before, and
Chicago men are no slouches, when q
girls got money"
What did he do that proved SO effec-
tive?'
Simplest thing in the world" she
laughed. Went down own and got a
sign as big as the broad side OF Chicago
elevator, with Standing Room Only
painted lit In big, red letters, and when
the front yard was packed out to the gate,
he set it up In front, and when late arr
rivals saw it they didn't block up the
sidewalk, but just walked around the
square and watched for an opening"
How much more Of her interesting con-
versation the drummer would have mar
rated cannot be told, for at this moment,
q tall, rough looking man tapped him on
the shoulder and called him aside. In
two minutes he returned.
Hist" he whispered to the crowd
warningly, that's her brother-in-law,"
and silence prevailed. -Detroit Free Press.
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ooNTEMPTIBLE ACTIONS.

The necessary persons to appear at
the inquest to be held to inquire into
the death of Geo. Beard have in sever
al instances refused to respond to the
call of the Coroner and now recourse
to the law will be sought. The prose-
cutting attorney is out Of the city and
he viii be consulted liz the matter upon
his arrival. Until then, nothing will
be done,
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LAST EXCURSION TO ATLANTIC CITY.

The last opportunity to enjoy one
of the cheap-rate excursions to Allan
tic City, which have been run during
the summer by the Baltimore and Ohio
r. r., will be offered on Thursday,
August 25th. The low rates will be
provided as heretofore from Pitts.
burgh, Wheeling, Parkersburg, and
all intermediate station to Washington
Junction, Nd, and as it will be
the last excursion of the season
no doubt it will be largely patro-
nized by those who have not yet visit
ed the seashore during the heated
term. The train service provided for
these excursions is unexcelled, and the
country through which the express
trains pass stands without rival IN
the picturesqueness and variety of its
scenery.
Tickets will be valid for return jour.
ney for twelve days from days of sale,
also to stop off at Philadelphia for the
night of August 25th, and will be good,
on all regular trains. On return jour
ney they will be good TO stop off at
Washington. thus affording an oppor-
tunity to visit the numerous public
buildings, which are open to visitors
free of charge, and to take a trip
down the Potomac to lit. Vernon, the
tomb of Washington as well as to visit
other places of interest In and near
Washington.
For rates and time of trains consult
appended table: ~
LEAVE, AM A.. NJ. P. A. NJ. RATE
Cumberland - 743 $50 12.#0 1a.t5 $50
Hancock 9u2 11.12 600 1.4g $50
Nartinsbprg 9,44 1883 2.44 24t $50
pm.
Shenandoah JIG 1901 1918 -. 49,. $50
Harper's Ferry. 1915 1890 8.i5 $50 $50
Washington dc. 1914 1889 8.4s 85a $50
Correspondjngly low rates from other
stations.
For additional trains from Pitts
burgh and Cumberland, see time table
published elsewhere in this paper.
Pullman cars on all trains,
For more detailed information apply
to nearest B. & 0. ticket agent.
CHAs. O.. SCULL,
Genl Pass. Agent,
S-l5 I'd. B. & o. r. r
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----+-S aNAAaA ht8AANNNNAe
The Cumberland Valley Railroad. is
aow advertising cheap and attractive
excursion to the seashors for wednes-
day, Ang. 24th, which win include AL
Of the most popular resorts on the low
er Jersey coast, as well as Ocean Grove
lAsbury Park. Tickets good gong on
trains given below and BY direct CON
Meeting trains, and good to return by
continuous passage on any regular
train, except the New York 4 Chicago
Limited, until Monday, Sept. 9Th, 1892,
inclusive, will be sold at the following
rates From Martins5urg to Cape
May, Atlantic City, Sea Isle City, Ocean
City, Anglesea, Wildwood or Holly
Beach, $3.50. To Ocean Grove, one
dollar more. The special train for
which these tickets will be sold win
leave Martinsburg at T:43 a. m,
Wednesday, August oath. For full
information inquire Of your local ticket
agent. I'd.
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4 s,nart ,Llttl. woman.

links Mink's wife is a mighty clever
Iittla woman. II there were more women
lie her there would oe fewer divorces.
sbe knows how to keep the domestic ma
cbinery running smoothly. Did you hear
what she gave her husbandfor birthday
present.
Binks-No; what was lit
Rinks-A big leather covered box con-
t.inine 10000 collar buttons. Y.
Weekly
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A Reliable Man.

Merchant-Yo credentials are salts
factory. Have you grandmother?
Youth1No, sir.
4Any dear old aunts?"
"No, sir"
"or great aunts7"
"No, sir"
"Or any other relatives who will be
likely to die during the base ball seasonf"
.sNo-No, sir"
aYou,n do."-Good News.
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THE PREDICTIONS.
Fqr West Virginia fair followed by showers,
westerly winds.
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SINKING INTO A MARSH.
The Chicago & Erie disappearing In a
QuaRmire In Indiana.

VALPARAISO, Ind, Ausust 15.--At
Palmer, Lake County, the Chicago &
Erie Railroad has force of 200 men
at work to prevent the track from dis
appearing in a quagmire. A bridge
eight Feet high has entirely disappeared.
Trainloads of lumber have already
been used, and it is feared by the
railroad officials that all attempts to
fill the great gully, over which the
trains have heretofore crossed on tres
ties, will have to be abandoned Sew
eral thousand carloads of dirt have
been deposited in the apparently bot
tomless pit.
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Certainty Of Protection.

The desirable things life The certainty
OF protection to the insured family in his early
and the certainty of profit the insured when old reach
ed The Investment policies of the Mutual Life combine
these two options together with others equally prof.
table
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Add Your Name |
The Best Offer Ever Made to Our City
to Obtain a Manufacturing Plant.

Hosiery and Wooden Mills coming
that will give our city payroll of
from SSO,000.00 to 800, 900. 90, per
annum. This factory has an estab
lished trade for all their goods, and is
well backed financially.
The following gentlemen have each
subscribed 10000, for this enterprise,
and the names will be added to this
list as fast as they come in. This will
show our citizens who have the good
of our city at heart, and not selfish in
helping the laboring classes.
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MrArmER nuLLETrN.

n. Observations taken a
$50 ~ n,u. Martinsburg every morning
"'i re- It o'clock By GEoRsK W.
: VaxrKTRE. the representa-
! :: !: ! !: !: !: !: !" !
tive OF the United states
Weather Bureau. TiE
WoRLD will use the same
flags AS displayed at the
o-,-. Court House and the people
can come very near know
ing what weather 70 expect
The morning call., 1892-09-17
TERSE TALES OF THE TOWN.

Judge Hunt 10 the Cogswell case Yesterday
granted the plaintiffs five days time to file briefs
on the motion to dissolve the existing IDjuhclion
Henry Smith. who stole some pantaloons and
shoes from g. Ii. Uskulgund, tipsy sailor from
the cruiser San Francisco, has been held for
trial on charge OF grand larceny In $1,000 bail.
Camilla {. Howe Yesterday sued the Omnibus
Cab 10 Company 10 recover gee. .150 for personal
Injuries sustained while alighting from one OF
the defendants cars on Polk street, near Market,
10 January last.
Judge Hunt yesterday In the divorce case OF
Pauline Murray against II. b. Murray granted
the plaintiff alimony In the sum Of SEQ MONTH
The defendant failed to appear in answer 10
summons. lie Is Daper-banger by occupation.
The charge of an assault with deadly weapon
against John Lister. the troublesome vagrant,
was dismissed yesterday. Lister was charged
with trying to XIII his wife with carving knife,
but there was NO evidence TO sustain the alicga-
ti0u.
o. M. Dennis was found guilty in the United
states District Court yesterday OF opening a let
ter not addressed TO him. The letter contained
postal note Tor 81 80, and was addressed care
OF the Young Mems Christian Association to an.
other young man OF the same name.
owen CID, an aged plasterer, was found dead
in bed at O'Clock yesterday morning at his
home at 733 12 Stevenson street. His remains
were sent 10 the Morgue, where an autopsy
showed that heart disease was the cause. 1he
deceased was 70 years told and native of Ire
land.
Peter Christensen, captain OF a hay scow, tried
to procure warrant yesterday for the arrest Of
Peter Mcguire and wife OF 624 Brannan street,
on charge OF grand larceny. Christensen says
he went 10 visit the MaguiTes Thursday night
and paid S12 he owed them. While there he
lay down on a sofa aud weot TO sleep. When he
awoke he missed $40 AS tile skipper could not
bring witnesses to prove the charge the warrant
was refused.
When the contempt case OF J. T. Hanna, an
evening newspaper reporter, was called yestsr-
day In The United States District Court, his at.
torney. L. j. Rordan filed demurrer, averring
that The afdaylt did not show that he was guilty
OF any misconduct In ihe presence of the court
or so near thereto as tosobstruct tile admlnistra-
tion OF Justice and that the article published,
The morning call., 1892-09-17
EBLLY'S MIGHT SCHOOL.
The Boss Hears the Reports
of His Pupils.
DORM EXPLAINS THE VOTE.
DR.. Myers and Barney Dougherty Tell How
They Assisted in Reaching the Result
of the Primaries.

Iwonder II 10 per cent of the voters OF
the great city of San Francisco nave any
distinct knowledge Of the workings Oh pri-
mary politics?
Is It to be supposed that any considerable
number of them have any clear ideas of the
peculiar methods resorted to by bosses in
order to nominate and elect men who will
do their bidding?
The chances are that only select few OF
the chosen spirits have perfect insight,
and even they are sometimes at loss to
know just why certain things are done.
They are ordered by the bosses to take
certain action, and as rule that settles 1t.
To the Republicans it may be interesting
to know how tickets are managed and CAM
paigns conducted without the trouble OF
consulting the great body of voters.
How is it done?
Well, Martin Kelly arranges all that. and
In his work he is systematic.
For his assistant lie has young, smooth
faced gentleman named Crmmins, who is
supposed TO be popular with the gang and
who has very little to say.
Crimmns, however, Is good listener.
and when Kelly talks Phil gives him the
closest attention.
AS arule his only replies are Of an affirm
alive nature.
When Kelly delivers himself Of an opinion
his choicest word is sure"
HThiS word is supposed to be very express
slve and conveys to Kelly the idea that his
assistant is in perfect accord with him.
Kelly since rising to the dignity OF boss
has adopted methods Of his own, and one
The morning call., 1892-09-17

my style of cooking it they would change
their minds. take the srtichokes and tear
off the lower leaves without damaging the
bottoms. The bottoms l then turn with
sharp knife and then cut the vegetable into
quarters and remove the fbrous parts, trim
them neatly and boil them in water with
little salt for about five minutes. l then let
the pieces drain and after immerse
in cold water. For second time
/ drain them, this time upon
cloth. After that place them IN circular
manner in pan, the bottom OF which has
been spread thickIy with butter. | then
add a dessertspoonful Of granulated sugar.
a little pepper aud salt wineglassful OF
white wine and a gravyspoonful of con-
s0mme, and then put on the cover, allowing
the whole to simmer for about three. quar-
ters of an hour, being careful not to allow
the vegeta bic TO burn to the bottom OF the
pam When they are done place them ON
dish, and in the pan in which they have been
cooked a little more consomme. little
butter and the juice OF a lemon, and let it
simmer for few minutes, stirring 1t mean
while; then pour the sauce over the art-
chokes and the dish Is ready to sehd to the
fable"
The morning call., 1892-09-17
Produce Market.

FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras 81 1894 25; Bakers extras, SAGA TO- super
fine. 81 60@p3 y Dbl.
wHEAT-Conditions were decidedly bearlsh YES.
terday. The Eastern and foreign markets were
lower Beerbohm's estimate of the surplus OF ex-
porting countres.or the is Al 900 600 quar-
ters. against requirements OF importing countries
OF 1880 900 quarters. This shows an excess OF
662600 tons over all needs of the world this sea-
sou, and OF course has a depressing effect on prices
everywhere. Trade here continues In the dumps
there being no demand of any consequence. No. /.
81 271a@1 2ss4 y eti; choice. 81 so; lower
81 3l14@l s5 p ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL sEssIoN-lO o'clock-Buyer December
REGULAR MoRNINe SESSION Buyer December
1900 tons. 81 SSA 1900, 81 1915; 200. 81 33ss.
M,aya2oo May 1 81 Ss%. Buyer September = 100.
AfTERNooN SESSION Buyer December - 1900
tons. 81 33l2 800 81 1853.
BARLEY-Recelpts wers larger again yesterday,
being nearly $4,000 centals. Good Barley by sam.
pie was steady however; and in fair request. No.
s614c; dark Coast, 7U9soc: Brewing. eOce1s ;
No. Chevaiier. 81 20; lower grades, $4,000 q ctL
CALI. BOARD
INFORMAL SEssIoN-I0 ociock-Buyer December
200 tons. Gle. Seller 49,. new-20O, soc
REGULAR MORNING SESSION - December - 100
AFTERSooN sEssIoN-seller '92. new-lOo tons.
S6c Buyer December = 100, 907sc December
oATS-Duli and unchanged. Good to choice. 81 90
al IS; common. 81 05@l 15: Milling 81 3,lA9
l 371a Surprise 81 471a@l b6; Black, for Ned.
81 le@i 271e; do. for Feed 81 oo@l 10; Gray.
81 25@l 81 q ctl.
CoRN-Previous prices rule. Large yellow. 81 %
@l 2715 q ctl: Small Round yellow. 81 279a91 So;
White, 81 26@el 36 = ct
RYE-Lower again. $40 sacks No. selling at
81 0712. The market is very weak.
BRAN-Quotab,e at sl5@l5 so for the best and
$14 so for outside brands.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at $20@22 p ton
CROPPED FEED-Quoted at S209y2l y ton.
HAY-The Generalization OF the market can be
imagined when il Is understood that very often,
when the nj arket gets ehoked consignments of good
Oat are sold down to 81 so ana good Wheat at $40
z 90. Generally. however, the following prices are
obtained. Clover $S4Dl0; Barley IS 50G7 so (:
River Barley. s5Q6; Alfalfa, $7QD9; Wheat. $7@l2;
Oat IS 5OGS. Wheat and Oat. S7Glo q ton.
sTRAw-Quoted at 30G50c y bale
MILLSTUFFS-Ground and Rolled Barley $40 SO
GO so q ton The mills sell 0cake Meal at s32 90
y ton net: Rye Flour, 3a4c " 10; Rye Meal sac:
Graham Flour 314c; Oatmeal. 41sc: OaG Groats
&c; Cracked Wheat, Ss4c; Buckwheag Flour, 5sD
61sc: Pearl Barley. 3lagbc q h.
SEEDS-New Yellow Mustard qrotable at 3s. "a
40; Brown Mustard, 50 50d3 80; Flax 81 SO y cti;
Domestic Canary. 4e; Imported Canary. 4Ac; Al
fafa, -; Rape, 214c; Hemp. I1s@5c 10.
DRIED PEAS-Niies. 81 SO; oreen, 81; East
The morning call., 1892-09-17
Overland Shipments.

Overland shipments OF produce and merchandise
from Northern and Central California via Southern
Pacific lines In August DO $50 tons. against
30.42S tons in August, 1891. This is a tremendous
increase for this year. The shipments were as fol-
lows; From San Francisco. 1876 tons; Oakland,
1858 tons; San JOSE 1880 TONS Stockton, 1863
tons; Sacramento and East. 1874 tons Marys-
VILE. 1886 tons; Portland 477 tons.
The leading items were as follows: 4o0 tons
Beans. 100 tons Borax 22,250 gallons Brandy
447.500 gallons Wine, 1927 tons Canned Goods,
l947 tons Dried Fruit l02 tons Rsisns, so tons
Nuts, ,l03 tens (or about 1400 carsl Fresh Fruit
3 tons Honey, 10 tons Hops S5 tons Hay, 324 tons
Leaf her, 1854 tons Lumber 1895 tons Potatoes
66l tons Vegetables, 43S tons Powder IL tons
Quicksilver $50 tons Wool. 357 tons Canned
Salmon, 275 tons Picked Salmon, l05 tons Coffee
92 tons Rice 7794 tons sugar and 1857 tons Tea
The most noteworthy individual Increase last
month was IN Fresh Fruit. the gain being 700 car.
loads ever August. 1891. when 10 Is considered
that thu clipper ips have carried East this year
large quantities OF goods heretofore almost efclu-
siyey hauled by the Southern Pacific Railroad
only one conclusion be reached, and that is
that our trade with the East is growing with rs
The morning call., 1892-09-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
FRIDAY, September l6.
stmr Point Iona, Conway. 90 hours from Cos
mopolis; pass and mdse, to Grays Harbor CONNER
cial Co.
via Yokohama l7I2 days, via Honolulu 8 days l
hour; pass and mdse. TO Pacific Mail S co.
r r ties to L E White.
stmr Corona. Hall e5s4 hours from San Diego;
pass and mdse. to Goodali. Perkins 4 Co.
Stmr Bonita, Leland 20 hours from Port Har-
ford; produce, to Goodan, Perkins Il Co.
Tug Katie @ 0Nei,, wsgnsr, lays from , Moro Bay
Br bark Dumtriesshire, Edwards. 90 days from
sydney; 1913 tons coal, to d spreekels & Bros
Schr Mary Bidwell. Nelson. 80 hours from Stew
arts Point: 5000 posts, to Heyman & Mayer.
Schr Gem. Olsen, days from Eureka; 200 NJ II
schr J Eppinger. Tierof. S days from Eureka
1S3 NJ II lumber, TO Geo l. Sweet Co.
Mex schr Josephine. Huffman, 30 days from Mag
dalena Bay; 235 bds ochilla, II bds yellow metal.
rs tons Old iron, 500 lbs rope, TO Meyer Wilson
schr Nettie sundhOrg. Johnson, ss hours from
Fish Rock; l0i crds bark, to Heyman Mayer
Cleared.
Br stmr Monowai, Carey. Honolulu and sydney;
J ID SpreeSels q Bros.
Stmr Humboldt, Edwards, Eureka: M kaiish & Co.
Stmr North FORK Doran. Eureka; Chas Nelson.
Stmr Eureka, Smith. San Pedro; 0oouaii' ferKihs
Br ship Drumailis. Campbell, Queenstown; w
Br snip Dechmont, sauter. London W McNear.
Sailed.
FRIDAY September is.
Br stmr Monowai, Carey, Hono uiu and Sydney.
Stmr whitesboro. johnson.
Stmr Gipsy, JepSen. Santa Cruz
Stmr Daisy kmball, LiebIg, Westport, etc.
Stmr Scotia, Johnson.
Srmr CIe0ne. Miller, Newport.
Stmr Michigan, Graves. Port Angeles
Stmr WaIla Walla. Wallace, Victoria eto,
Br ship Garfield, COMFY, Queenstown.
Ship Florence, Duncan, New York.
Bktn Kate Flicsinger, McRae.
Schr Fortuna. Rosich. Eureka.
Schr western Home. Burmeister, Humboldt.
Schr Archie and fontie. Hunting. Stewards Point
Schr Christina Stetins Vosel, Fish Rock.
schr Ivy, Engelorettsen Humboldt
Schr Howard Dodd Navarro.
Schr Amethyst johnson, Eel River,
Telegraphic.
POINT TLOBOS-September 1910 2 M-Weather
foggy; wind w; velocity IL miles
Spoken.
Aug 5, Is N. 1872 so w. Br ship Bucking ham, from
Newcastle, NSW, for San Francisco.
Aug 81. 80 l3w, Br ship Manydown, from Liv-
erpool Tor san Francisco.
Memoranda.
Per stmr China.-Sept 15. SO 10 N, l28 w, passed
a bark standing northeast
Sept 5. so 30 N, III SO E. saw a small white
schooner standing to the northward.
miscellaneous.
The bktn Tropic Bird, from Tahiti for San Fran
cisco, put into Honolulu Sept in distress. having
carried away foremost topSa,Eyard. etc. VIII pro-
Domestic Po-ts.
EUREKA-Arrved Sept l5-Stmr Farallon, huce
Sept Iii sehr Seqaoia. fIom San Diego; stnr Po-
The morning call., 1892-09-17

NEW YORK, Sept. l6.-Bradstreet's gives clear
ngs for the past week for the principal cities Of the
United States as follows New York, S633, 693 900.
decrease 11.9: Chicago sl0l 3l2. .000 increase 93;
Boston, $S9 .003, 900. decrease 1885, Philadelphia
s63 1856 600, 22.0; St. Louis s25, lS4 900,
Increase 81; San Francisco. s16, 1907 900, de-
2l,9: Baltimore. s13 10000, decrease 16 81;
Cincinnati l5457, 900. increase l4.3: Pitts0urg,
S13.757. 900, increase 40; Kansas City, Mo-.
$40, ,l0S.000, increase 80: Minneapolis Mimi,
S., ,641 900. decrease III; Omaha Nebr., So 49,
900. increase 35.4; Denver Colo, $500
600. increase PIT; st. Paul. Mimi $685.
600. increase 44.3; Portland Or l,947 900.
decrease Al; Salt Lake. 81 ESQ, 900 decrease
16: Seattle $l.1l6000. increase 1896 Tacoma.
$762,Ol6 decrease 1874; Los Angeles 1884 z g.
decrease IA; Galveston, S5, 83i, 900, decrease
6l.U; Helena, $936.0ll. no comparison; Spokane,
1882, ,267, comparison; Great Falls, S252,967.
comparison.
Total for the week ended September IS for the
leading cities of the United States was 81 ,3l3
1875, decrease of rs per cent as compared with
the same week last wear
The morning call., 1892-09-17
The Produce Exchanpe cahle olives tha follo
New York Markets..

NEW YORK. Sept. l6.-with the exception OF
some weakness In Northern Pacific preferred and
some wide and rapid fluctuations in Manhattan
there was little of interest, and the market AS
sumed Its old dulness. The close was quiet and
firm with most stocks at the best prices of the day
Governments duh aud steady. Petroleum-Octo-
ber closed at o37sc.
NEW YORK. Sept 16.-United states Bonds. as,
1854; do. 2's. 100: Northern PacInc 1917: Cana
dian Pacific. 1854 Central Pacific. 20; Onion Pa
cihc. 3734; Atchison ana Santa re. SO; Wells
Fargo. las: Western Union. 961a Silver, S31sc;
Sterling. 81 s61aQG4 SO.
Wheat - October. 1890 Flour. steady. Coffee,
fl3 80. Sugar, $ a 3Ssc. Hons racifc
Coast. IT a &c. Hides. l3c Copper - Lake
ell TO- Tln-Spot. $50 80 Lead = Domestic
"a l5 Iron, SIS. Petr0leum-October, 63Jsc.
HOPS.
Hops are very duiet and values soft. Quotations
are nominal. 1t Is believed brewers and dealers
here and IN Europe are taking advantage OF the
cholera scare TO depress the maraet.
PEACHES.
Evaporated California Peaches dull; sacked
l41a@l5c, according TO quality.
SALMON.
Additional parcels OF Red Alaska Salmon due to
arrive hero In December by sail, are placed at l5
delivered. Apparently that price is the bottom at
the moment.
APRIcoTs.
Desirable Eyaporated Apricots In sacks, I51ac.