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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

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n. 90. a.- tt... -.-t-,,4,... snd ,,,,l-
IHpniae ia s,u,e angel yisionI
Tie poet bends q wiling ear AID ere
lous nen talk of a heavenly soauei. The
s'ui % 'he muiici1n Is s-rcsd lnd tie
swe't aarmony is voiced ia melody. The
icuipior stands before tie uuearfed
Stone auf sgtu. .isa5sB OF rslretise rghfk
np 30 fs.. ard -lgeFly N. cAl..I Iut.
80 Mlb myri,-s. i5e upca-rgi asrl
iweii' iAe tour when ;ae Af-drc1n
ia'i - 1'isie p. iAi'n. u 1ol Z
se1giy.
Despite the dizrDal of earth. one may
sl.'i we gitlne hnruo1y Ard ait1ne
fj,-i',,,,.. W ~ 1'.' s e- AR music ln4 ne
p-r-ilsu JOYS
Tins. III mor1ais tysuH fuf b.eI ou
tl1ug tire rnffhlT mlrriu,qes fbaat. ara
llgri visions aud heavenly afterisui4
iuhlYlnnl NE often may be- compared
90 p.i,il- ,y tb- ..,.,,,.-. 49,, -.
N' -"'I'
o' 'He "sf's' Tossed upon the sands only
60 be caught agalu lud overwhelmed iu
tie sea Rut fbis O. r,f all he A..
fI. work |. sorspjet.. mi tl. r,,eh ,i,',1
i-ouues r,uude1 apJ roWsb,.I 80 1.
tAus Aited 90 Nv" pleasure 10 some
Mahlrirf 2lon. tpc shJre.
'fbe Esl ~ Af..a .,.t..t.t.. .t..
80 .....t 80 Wv
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nave '"''e
IN the councils Fusi, becanse they are
Intelligent huaHn being. and. sccond.
tse pgp9islea a1d 's ,mfY.r H n,gay vai,'", ,yiJ ~
men ia ul,tuaua cement al ppbiie afnir,
seolers al the opiuion Tint vonef,
ought 10 lyay- an ;,tt,iit-ert ,,rd.rsfsr,tI,,s.
VS"' ~ nav ~ i'l'''''-'ht uDnrfstHn Hnu'ns
oi great political questions seem obllrl-
Gus 90 tie fact that women are full
uartpe-s Iu tha f,vs ori.tn. s-o,, ,vis.
government ana equal sufferers from the
"tecA Of nosgovefnWent. More uhau
this n wives they iirs sntyo..d q, bs
conIpan lounhle. aud tbrs oue6t. Therefore.
band. regar,is a. iinnortaSi i.,uss Il ",
tie training necessary 10 qualify a moth.
os Ior her duties for on The .honlders
Of Ameriran riiIiba', 'N' ''"'''iHs
Mgmau's influence Is potent in its nos.
nbiine oyer huybind brother, son.
s,,'i t'eH' a.iu 'Y' el, 1Nl VINO VIZ say that
Ifit Il iruc mai women ,re n,,. a,i,,;,s
the guides and The in,pircrs OF humanity,
then . not sheer nonsense 20 NY
iay 10y tney 90 nol neei 10 9c thoroughly
,,-.,,. 'n'l ~ ail .op'rs pshrihs 9n9a ihe
l4Rsf riefrlln ~ d r.ght ~ srilggytr-
,..2 2N 4 i''1.A ~ sv,'rlHrnt which e1s
saAl.el shls naiHh Gh'l is the ionnlnuon
NlpA Nhifu AmerrAu huuios ure built
II is to be hoped that the Woman's
Wednesday club and ali ofhrr nrrnnty.,l
Ooips,,s ,i,d,, a., .i.t, ~. ..,',
iN"' 'n ''h' my Will 90 an
AMpr 10 Mrs sydney Smiths appeal TO
snil delegates 70 The woniat's con-re, /,
10 he hold tho second week of The Tero.
STATE fair
Tlcso clubs are requested 10 senl IN
bopk form sketch d thc orgariznticn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

Heaven furnished hoTseshess
Morris horse At Worain;'rs-.. =.
Some years $50 an aerolite ,,.. =. !
which contained iron, w'iiai r.
out and made Into hune-hoef
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

coins. Only eight are tn,,-
out Of the 19.5IO that gere Si, .
loves. price that one AZ na
changes Lands fer IS $500. '--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

According to the TalnualssS, Z,
whose real namo is sammAs'' ~. Z. Z.
originally m sngel with si1 W.,
also known es tie Old ssfl''i.,'' (.
Bcslsgbab. the Unelc..n Sp'H''
and Asael.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12
TRADE

The Treasury bulletin summaries the
imports and exports of the United Sta, es
for the nrst ten months Of 1888, compared
with those for the corresponding term ui
1892. Five leading items OF export, IN
cotton, breadstuffs, hog products, petro-
leum and tobacco, SHOW decline IN value
amounting to ;7l 900 900. The decline IN
import merchandise is ;3i 100000 The
difference is made up in imports oi gold.
Part OF the decline in export value is due
10 decline in price, but most OF It repre-
sents diminution in quantity. Had last
years prices prevailed farmers would have
received s5,OO0,O0O more FOR the above ar
tioles actually exported; oil producers
would have received 100000 more. There
has been a correspondiug decline in the
amount OF producers sales Tor home con-
sumption. I he combined decline mc.s-
ures producers diminished ability 20 buy
things. The elimination IN imports is ro-
iiected in Customs receipts For be three
months, August to OcJobe- inclusive,
these were at New YORK SGOOOO,OOO for
1893, against nearly IS, 100000 for he cor.
responding term OF 1892.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12
DUTY OF The HOUR

The duty Of the day and hour Is regis
tration. The ward committees of tie
Democrat ic party must look alive and see
to il that their party is registered 90 the
last man. Next year there can be no sue b
muddle a. there was this year over State
officers. The plurality law Will govern all
elections hereafter and there will be no
more "holdovors" See to It then that
you are in position 10 assis, your party
TO vindIcate itself from the Vaccinations
the Republican party.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12
OlNEYWLlE STRIKE.

The outcome OF the supposed settlement
OF the olneyville strike is entirely discred-
liable to the manufacturers and goes 10
show that they have not been sincere or
honest In their statements all along,
Each mill owner has repeatedly denied
the existence OF any combination among
themselves and as vigorously asserted
that each manufacturing corporation had
entire liberty in making such terms with
its employees as ii could without regard
to what the Others could or could not DO.
The falsity OF that was demonstrated
last evening wuen Charles Fletcher issued
an order on behalf OF the National and
Providence Worsted mil is hat the settle
ment agreed upon early in the afternoon
through the mediation Of the O!neyyille
merchants would not be carried out until
a settlement was also affected with The
Riverside and Weybos ct mills.
This is, IN effect, threat 10 starvr the
people into submission anc demonstrates
more forclbly than ever that the closing
OF the mills was as much for political
effect as 1t was the result Of financial de-
preston
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12

The fate OF an Empire has often been
decided by an indigestion. Everybody
knows the famous remark about the rela-
tioD OF the length OF Cleopatra's nose to
the worlds destiny. II Alexander had
not drank one bowl OF vine too much he
might have prolonged biz victories. And
now, by eating three hard. boiled eggs at
breakfast, Mr.. Gladstone has narrowly
escaped illustrating the fact that grea,
issues hang on mighty small threads. The
eggs prompted severe bilious attack,
which almost carried the good old
patriarch into the Gland o. the lesl." II
they had, they would have been Infamous
In history.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12
THE TARIFF CHANGES
The Schedule Raised on
Many Articles.
SOME DUTIES RESTORED.
A Specific Instead Of An Ad Valorem
Duty on Tin Plate.

WAsuNGroS, Dec. l2.-The following
important changes in the tariff are an
nounced:
The schedule Of cotton yarnsis is raised on
on average Of about per cent. A new
1 class is created, not exceeding IL cents a
pound I'm value on which the rate IL 20
per cent. Yarns valued at over ~ and not
exceeding 80 cents pound are put at 25
! per cent. Up 10 800 cents "A pound, 80 cents
/ Up TO 40 cents a pound, % cents. Over 40
/ cents, 40 per cent. All laces and embroi-
deries OF flax iutc, cotton aud other veg
\ etable fbrcs are raised from 80 TO 40 per
\ cent
SaXony, Wilton and velvet carpets are
advanced from 80 10 % per cent. Velvet
aud tapestry carpets are advanced from
% TO 80 per cent, and the same advance is
made i'm tapestry brussels, treble ingram
and Venetian carpets. An advance Is
made in wool Dutch carpets from - TO %
per cent and in Druggets and bookings
and felt carpcting. A like advance Is
made In other carpets not specially pro-
vided for.
Tin plate is changed from an nd valorem
duty OF 40 per cent II n specific duty OF
! Is cents per pound, and the reduction
not TO take effect until oct. l next.
Pocket knives and razors are fixed NJ a uni
form rate of 45 per cent The duty on
pearl buttons is again fixed at line meas
urement at n rate OF cent per line, and the
al valorem duty changed from 90 per cest
10 Is per cent. The provision for ivory on
the free list is amended so as 10 read
Sawed or cut into logs" instead of sim
ply sawed or cut.
The Lumber Schedule.
Duties are restored on planed lumber at
the rate Of 90 cents per one thousand feet
OF each side plancd 81 for planed, tongued
and grooved on one side, and Sl.5O when
planed, tougued and grooved on both
sides The limited value Of wearing ap-
parel which can be brought in free is re-
duced from $500 10 $3.50
A number Of changes are made in the
china schedule, but are more In the nature
of roadjustments of classification than
changes Of rates. The schedule now reads
as follows Common yellow and brown
earthenware, plain or embossed, common
stone ware, and crucibles not decorated
In any manner, 20 per centum al yalorem.
China, porcelain, parian, bisque, earthen,
stone and crockery ware, including
placqucs, ornaments, toys, charms, vases
and statuettes. painted, tinted stained,
tnhut4l'', plllt'Af EllASA VI bAA'A NiSV
decorated in any manner, 40 per ccntum
ad valorem.
All other china, porcelain, parian,
bisque, earthen, stone and crockery ware,
including lava tips for burners, not speci-
ally provided for in this act, if decorated
In any manner, 40 per centum al yalorem;
II not decorated, 3j per cent ad yalorcm.
The duties on lead products are changed
from nd valorem 10 specific duties, and
are made one-half Of the rate Of the present
law.
Everything relating 20 the paragraph
IN linen laces has been increased from 35
10 40 per cent al valurem.
The date when the tariff bill goes into
effect has been changed from March 10
June I.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12

The battle OF the ballots is on today in
Boston, Cambridge, Lowell, Worcester
and other Massachusetts cities. Boston
will undoubtedly re.elect her present
able, fearless and competent young chief
magistrate. Monopoly, however, will do
its best to down him because he was sue
cessful in giving the people cheaper
lighting facilities. His action on the gas
question led to reduction In the price OF
gas TO one dollar per thousand cubic feet
and led TO the expression "dollsr gas"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12

According to returns which the State
Militia Department will make to the Fed
Island there are 1872 Ol3 men able TO bear
arms In the defence of the Government
who are not connected with any military
organization. This number is exclusive
of those identified with the State Militia.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12

The friends OF Councilman Delany feel
that the only thing necessary now to
make him the next President OF the
Common Council is his own consent to
run for that office. 1t is thought that II
Mr. Delany should refuse the use OF his
name that either Major Easterbrooks or
Mr.. Watson OF the First Ward will enter
the lists against the present occupant.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12

The Board of Aldermen will meet to-
morrow evening in adjourned session and
the Common Council in regular monthly
session at which time both branahes will
go into joint convention for the purpose
OF electing a Sewer Commissioner for
three years to succeed Isaac Shove. So
far as is now known, he is likely to be
his own successor.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12
Six Bold Robbers.

AUSTIN, Dec. IA train on the Inter
national and Great Northern road was
robbed by six men at Duval. The express
safe was looted of its contents and passen-
gers robbed of their money and other
valuables. 1t is not known what the ex-
press company's loss is. The fireman was
shot I'm the shoulder.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12

The number registered up to the time
OF closing the City Clerks Office on Sat-
urday night was 502 This is not what it
should be and the Democratic ward com
mittees should exert themselves to see
that every name Is registered at an early
day. The City Clerks Office is open every
day from O'Clock a. IN. to 5o'clock p. m
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12

"a bomb to be thrown every month, !"
is the word that comes from the Anar-
chists at work among the European cap.
itals. A hanging or two every month
might cause modification OF this pro-
gramme.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12
Hospital Crowded.

WEST POINT, y. Y, Dec. 12.-The sud
den appearance of the grip here has filed
the Cadet hospital to its fullest capacity.
Many of the officers are suffering from the
disease. All drills and parades have been
suspended at the military academy until
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12
10 Stump In labor's Cause.

DEs MoINEs, Dec. 12.-Master Work
man Sovereign is billed to address meet
ing Of the Knights of Labor at Funeui!
hall, Boston, on Dec. 49, Sovereign will
travel through the south, speaking at
least once a day on labor questions.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12

The Pawtucket Evening Post made its
first appearance last evening. The TRG-
BUNE will always have welcome for an
honest rival.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12
Is Il a RnYcnii1

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-rhe New York
presbytery took up the case OF Dr Briggs
and Union Theological seminary yester-
day and passed a resolution recommend
Ing students for the PrcSbyt,s q n ministry
not to attend any institute. \ II endorsed
by the general assembly.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12

"There will be a meeting OF the stock
holders this evening"" said the new paper
last night. What! SO soon!
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12
Dtep.

CONLEY-Tu PhcniN, I'm inst, T. len, aaugh.
ter Of the late MarN aud Franci. Coulry.
tIr/pATRlCk-Iu Providence, ON the llth
inst, tilrn, wife q. Martin j. Fitzpatrick,
aged 3 year..
FI~kE-ln CumDe land Hnl, 10th inst.
Charles -. fi.ke, aged 81 ycars.
HOWE~-Ip this city. l0'h inst. Evc'Nn Y,
daughter of hHrlc= and ANNE T.. Hows-,
"A Ied % years.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12

Surely the Providence National mill
corporation is soulless.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12

\ Great Company. wlth three Leading
Ladies.
MAY PRINDLE ~ BES.IE
tnlrH tROIIIfS ns BLAN,H ATWooD
MAUD N.tklNSON as LILLIAN
CHAs. BARRINGER, n JOnN NILSSON
SYNOPSIS:
ACT l-Agnes Jorduh's Cottage Ia willows
dale The Wedding. An Uuw elcuulc Guest.
silence tor Silence
ACT s-IiappS Home OF john Wilson. PAY.
Ing the FIRST InsIRilmenl. The shadow ON
the Hearth.
:. ACT Tn houdon House of SIR Henry
Edecito WHAT Done Can't bc Undone."
81 tlat a SISTERS Mercy"
A. The Ruined Home OF John Wi son.
IT. W orld Suall Know the n uth" Tue
broken Oath.
ACT 3 Back Again To Wnlow.daIe. A
M"ss enRer from Across the Sea. TEe
sha duWs Lifted,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12
AooD's GUARANTEES

- a cure. What it has done for
others it will do for you. BE sure to
get Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12
REGISTER.

This is the time. December 3lst is The
last day.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12

The Woipcster Sny says "Bessie's Secret :"
one iac - longest Us wcl ps on OF The
most sensational drauas that aus appeurci
NJ LpthIOp's house this season, wpS ~.
zen .eu Yesterday afternoon and Nouiug be,
fore large a. dtvnCrS, The cast II char. CtCrs
inclulc tWo actres -rs of cXcrptiCual talent
MAY P1ndle and Made Nick I-on, the
former pihN lng The meek aud Hffec tomato
sister with charming no lesty, AMI the after,
having married above her sphere Ia life, re-
tains with natural hauttness her position In
society. Then there II Edith CrOlius, who
takes the part of Blanch Atwood. the cause
OF all the mischief, an brings dow the ill
VIII of the an'hence upon hel. III len V.
linte takes the part OF Mr.. Jordan with
prime manner Charles Buringcr Is with
The company, and he received 3D. warm wei
come yesterday from his admirers. TuC
noble character ne assumes H. John Wilson
brnts hIn well. j. ~. wilkes, as ia ny ~
ever, 10 IN" principal comedian, aud his re-
nose bctokeus his habit ot driuk. other
charocter- worthy Of mention aHd approha
tian are + OrWoude, wn. preserves much
liRnity as Sir Kigertou. W. ;, Perry - Peter
frank the musician, AMI Wallace Jackson
az William De Way. "Besse's secret" Is "A
five act drama. written Dv jerome Madison.
PRICIS:
ORCHESTRA. .....................25 CENTS
BALCONN.....s...... .......2O GENTS
SSLIEIth' th'..'.s...'s...''.. '.......IO GENTS
Reserved Seats can be- cured one week I'm
advance. Box Offi1e open ON a. IN, to
p. la. Telephone i45l.
LOTHROP'S
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE
Stock Company In the great drama,
DEAD TO THE WORLD"
Every Afternoon and Evening. Prices. IOc,
20" and csc.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12

preston.
The morning call., 1893-03-03
General NIerchandIss.

BAGS-Cacnttas, May and June, 6M606sac for
1898: Wool Bags. 3OIst32c,
OIL = California Castor OIL IN cases. No. /,
81 25i Dds. 81 20 (manufacturers ratesl Eastern
do, q 80; California Linseed OIL bbls' boiled, 6se;
raw, o6e; cases, S12c more. Eastern Lnseed uiI In
Lard OIL bbls 81 10; cases, 81 Is . gal Cocoa soc
p gal; China Nut. 4p@5Sc q gal.
PETRoLEUM-Starhg 1slac q gallon; Eocene,
21c q gallon; Astral. lSc y gallon; 1902 Elaine,
23c: pearl. lSc; Water White, renned, bulk
l2c: Headlight 1859, cases, 23c; Mineral Illuminating
5000, 2Oc In cases: Standard. llOo FIRE test lie p
gallon In cases lcaps faucets and lie In bulk
GASOLINE. ErC.-63' Benzine. bulk, l215c p gal;
cases, 1Sc; TAO Gasoline, bulk l3c: cases. l9c; S5S
Gasoline, bulk, zoe; cases, 25c p gal.
NHIrELEAD-Quoted at TIC q 10.
RED LEAD-Qloted at SC q n.
TUHPENTIHE-Quoted at 800 q gal.
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Rehning Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed all 6ssc q D. Dry Granulated,
The morning call., 1893-03-03
MARKET REPORTS.
THURSDAY EvEsms. March 2.

THURSDAY EvESIfss. March 2.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETa
Silver unchanged.
Wheat and Barley futures higher.
Oats In ample supply.
Corn ana Rye quiet.
Heavy receipts OF HaY.
Beans firm.
Oregon Porstoes doing bettsr.
California Onions weaker
Butter And Cheese easy.
Eggs lower.
Turkeys higher.
Hare glut the market.
Fine Oranges steady.
Eastern Hams wezser.
Vegetables featureless-
The morning call., 1893-03-03
Chica.n MarLata

CHICAGO, March 2.-wheat was active, strong and
higher as the result OF the killing OF the Hatch bill
in the House yesterday. The effect was not i'm
mediately seen at the opening, which was 1sc up,
recediUg 1sc Then there was an urgent demand
from the shorts aud pronounced increase In out
side buying orders. and an advance of &c followed.
Then sales to realize profits caused decline of ga
a 70. Removed buying caused another upturu TO a
point 2Ac above yesterdays close. and the market
closed firm at &c above Receipts lOs 900 bushels;
shipments. 81 900 bushels Rye, Sic. Barley, SIC.
CHICAGO. March 2.-w wheat-Cash. 745sc Corn
4l1sc PORK - $lS 5712. Lard-Sl3 10. Ribs -
$40 40. Whisky, 81 II.
The morning call., 1893-03-03
San Francisco Neat Market.

yynoe.ale rates from siaughterers are follows:
BEEF-First quality. &c p ID; second quality.
BIC: :'third do, 4g5e. ,,,oza..
VEAL-Laree be97c q ID; snsh.Oaifes' f72@oci
, Dairy Caves S1a@9c 2 10. =. ,,o. ceae,,o.
MJrToN-Wethers, S1A(99c . ID; Ewes eps12c.
SPRING LAMB--N ominal. ..xu. an.
PoRK-Iive Hogs, 7Is@575sc 2 y for n nesyy n, ana
medium granfed small fat Hogs, Ih4gna a. sio0A
Hogs eiyac 2 u; dressed do, lVSloT2e ~
The morning call., 1893-03-03

Internal Revenne collections in this district
during tho first two months OF the year were $249-
OFT, against $3.50 ,147 during the same period in
1892. Beer-drinking has fallen off $2.39l this year
according to Ihe above figures, while the demand
for spirits shows az Increase OF Sl8,ll3
The morning call., 1893-03-03
Educational Exhibit,

On Tuesday evening, March 7, the Cath
olic educational exhibit opens at the
Mechanics Pavilion with tie preliminary
exhibit for The Worlds Fair by the educa-
tioDal institutions Of the archdiocese of San
Francisco. The exhibit extends from the
1th to the 11th, inclusive. Following is the
programme for the opening night:
.'KaleidoscoDe" (Thielel, orchestra: ode.
Speed Our Renublic" chorus; Grafton; over
tnTe, "StIadelIa" (Flotowl. orchestra; ''Star OF
COLUMBIA. the Gem OF the Ocean," chorus;
columbus Fantasia" (Herman) orchestra:
america" ehorusi "Sea Dreams" q. NJ. Hun,
.ofcnestTa; Home, Sweet Home" chorus; 'Con.
RIess OF Natlonsn lMosesl. orchestra
The morning call., 1893-03-03
Frchanre and HuIIIon,
Produce Market.

FLoUR-het cash prices are as follows: Family ex-
tras, IS s0a4; Bakers extras, $3 s0G4: superdne
81 70G3 10 p Dbl.
WHEAr-The English markets were weaker yes
terday, but Chicago advanced. giving this market
more tone Spot prices, however showed no i'm
provement though futures were higher. No. 1
is quotable at 81 23s4 q 25 2 ctl; choice. 81 26;
lower grades 81 20@l 2212; extra choice for mill
ing. 81 27129l 32I2 2 cti.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoS-l0 o'clock-May-14o0 tons,
81 2Ss4 1900. 81 295s.
REeULAR MORNING SEssIoF - May-l0o tons,
81 2SIs 800, 81 285s: 100. 81 2S34 500, 81 2s1s.
Buyer May-100, 81 20: 100. 81 20 Va; 200 81 1914.
AFTERNOON SESSION = May-lOc tons. 81 20;
l2Oo, 81 2S7s; 500. 81 2Ss4; 200, 81 1855. Do
cember-200, 81 347s; 200. 81 34s4.
bAkLEY-The shipping demand for BrsBlpg cop-
The morning call., 1893-03-03
AUCTION SALES.
GEO. F. IAMSOR:
AUCTI0NEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT
k25 heaFny ST. bet California and ana
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
At Ii O'Clock a. NJ on the premises.
1908 BUCHANAN ST., NEAR McALLTSTER
~ VILE SELL. e, e
On Account of Departure.
The Magnificent Furniture. Cabinet Grand Up
right Piano. Elegant Upholstery. Rare
Works of Art and Rich MOquet and Body
Brussels Carpets in above residence.
.COkP RISING.
One Magnificent Cabinet Grand Upright Piano of
uneqnaled purity and volume OF tone in rich natu-
raj wood case cost $500; Very Elegant Upholstery;
Sofa, Rockers Dyahs Easy and Conversation
Chairs In richest bTooades; Finest Point Lace Cur
tains Siik DrfperfeS Valuable OH Paintings; Rare
Etchings Magnificent Moqhet ana Bsdy Brussels
Carpets: Elegant Han and Stair Carpets 3 MagnifL-
cent MirrOr-frSnt Polished OAK Foiding-beds: 3
Very EIesant Polished Oak Richly Carved Cham1er
Suits, with Plate Mirrors ill side pieces; Elegant
Extra OAK Bureaus and Bookcase; Finest lounges:
Turkish Portieres; Persian Rugs: Extra Choice
White Hair Mattresses; Best Pillows Waite Mis-;
sion Blankets< Marseilles. Spread; Elegant Side
board; Palace .Exteps!Oh Table; DLnin6 Chairs
Decorated China aud Cry stal Glassware: --latest
Improved Gas cookfRg Stove; Ltnoleum:: Pa tent
TaAes; Refrigerator etc. - Z:
1he ABOVE elegant fIEnjture IS all OF the verf best
quality In use but short time and affords one Of
the best chances of the season FOR fine goods
: mr2 2t GEO. +. LAAfSDS:' AuctIoneer