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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-11

Tho managers Of the Chicago Worlds
Fair now promises that everything viii
DO ready for the formal opening on Msy
/. Much remains to be done, but ii Is
within the scope of possible perform.
ance. II the managers shall make
good their word they will have added
new feather 70 the cap Of the Western
metropolis. No Worlds Fair of them
all hay. been entirely ready for bust
ness on the day fixed beforehand.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-11
4 TOWN CLOCK WANTED.
Let Us All Make an Effort 70 Sc.
cure One.
EVERY ONE URGED TO SIGN,
Us Poliouisg PssIfkon l. Inssna,a % ~ Ussa B.
for he Ksyur sna clsy Couneii
nf

For some time past TIKI WORLD has
been hammering away At the city
eountil for a towa clock, and has con.
cluded 10 use this means TO ascertain
the feeling 81 The general public re-
garding il. Below We publish peti-
lion. which We urge every citizen and
business man in this city 70 sign.
This will give the Mayor and mem
bers 81 the city council al idea what
Tho public al large think Of il, and
whether they arc satisfied 70 be with
out town clock. When 4 good NUM-
Der Of signatures are attached The
Womb will place this petition before
the council, and continue doing 50 as
fast as new names are added. Also as
reminder we viii continue publishing
the petition until some action Is
taken If you are not called upon n
sign, drop postal card 10 the Office as
ID your intention, and yon will be
promptly waited upon. Ourcity needs
town clock badly, and We are going
u make an effort 70 get il. Following
is the petition:
10 he Honorable Mayor md Members ef-
he cstg Council n Mwtiastsrg, ".
Fas
Gentlemen
We, the undersigned citizens and
business men Of file city Of Martins
burg, West Va, knowing the value
Of. and advantage 70 the public gen
orally. do hereby respectfully petition
your honorable body To take some i'm
mediate steps towards the erection Of
4 TOWN CLOCK. Ncighboring towns
much smaller than ours take especial
pride IN this direction, and We see no
reason why our city should not have
one and first-class one at that. II
ii al invaluable thing, and we urge
you, as our representatives, to take
immediate action toward the erection
Of a good and permanent TOWN
CLOCK. SiaNED,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-11

II Is stated that the United States
authorities have run down d gang u
violators Of the immigration laws.
The members Of this gang, consisting
Of Italian .'padrones,r are charged
with importing labor from Italy for
work in the mines and npon the rail
roads. Having secured the agents,
the next thing Is to discover their en-
ployers Contract laborers would moi
be imported BY Italian "padroncsr but
for the principals behind them.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-11
TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL

Thousands OF acres Of fimber-land
in Dakota, Ketucky, West Virginia
and other States are being rapidly
cleared on BY the prevailing forest
fires. The losses due to such waste
arc b no means the most unfortunate
fcaturesofit, SINCE the Genealogical
Tects must be even more regretiable.
III vain are arbor days, and Govern
nienl requirements 70 tree planting,
IL the growth Of years may be thus
swept away ii 4 few hours.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-11

In eleyating its Ministers to this
Government TO the titularrank df Am
bassador, the French Republic at lie
same time took steps 10 increase his
salary in order II cover his increased
expenditure But ID following The ex-
ample Of France, and making the
American Minister at Paris an Am
bassador, not a dollar is added to his
salary. But, Ambassador Eutis can
doubtless well afford the additional
expense Of representing this demo-
cratic Republic in Paris ID considera-
tion Of the elevation Of his diplomatic
rank. AS for the rest, this whole Ann
bassador business is an arrant diplo-
matte humbug, since it adds nothing
to the influence or Importance Of the
representatives Of this Republic in
foreign countries. Tho Government
Of the American people should be the
last to take a child-like interest il tie
pomp and ceremony Of the courts Of
Europe.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-11
The Sunday Sun

Is the greatest Sunday News
paper in the world.
PriSe 5e- copy BY Mail, " 4 year,
Dairy, BY Mail. @6 = year,
DAILY and sunday " mail &sa year,
address THE sun, New YORK.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-11
TIE COMING EVENT.
The fair .. Tuvosa = = Larger THIS Tear IhaA
Ever Bsfar


i The Fair al Tuwosd i i Larger This Tear Thar
4 Ever Befas
| Already preparations are being made
| for the fair at Inwood this summer,
and from prospects every indication
points 10 success. The following il 4
Hist ii special prizes offered By orr
eilizcns, and i i hoped THAT every
business man especially win contribute
in this way
ThompsonA TabIor. ciothiers. ofer nue fms
Macintosh Coat. yaIac sle, fsr The best driving
Horse o. Mare exhibited At fair nj geer years
old
Jas. WI strong offers si.2s ior first premium
on FnlIcaster wheat 81 ~ second premium
Wheat % 81 strongs
| j. Frank Thompson. salesman fer Thompson =
Tal,Ier. offers i pair fine Embroidered siik suss
penders nj brit bibit il thoroughbred cattle.
NV, Hawk offers sifor best pair ~ plymouth
Rock chickens that takes frat premium
Mrs Jas. i. thompson offers si0o for best
SIX Embroidered finsn.
Jas. w. strong offers ca for first premium on
| best bnshel u Longberry Wheat; - cents for
second premium wheat 70 be Strongis
Little Iino p. Thompson offers SILVER Mugfora
second rrettiest Baby not over one year nld
THr wonLp oHersa years subscription % the
weekly editions each 81 the following exhibits
Best two year old colt; best nilch cow best
driving marc under Axe years; best exhibit %
butter: best exhibit u fancy work; best exhibit
-
implements. best exhibit OF carriages, bugEiHs
etc; best exhibit 81 preserves best exhibit q
saeeps " prizes IN all.
Lewis ii. Thompson. salesman for Thompson
II Tablcr. offers dozen Fine Linen Collars far
bssi two year-pld Colt
Mr.. IL. III Crawford, proprietor 81 the Martins
burg wnaleu mills, offers pants pattern ~ his
best eaeAimere tor best exhiblt IF lanama
harness.
Mrs. NJ. ". Hawk offers one dollars and City
cents for best embroidered sofa pillow
Kcltcring Il staub offers one dollars fof best
bnshel II potatoes, tifty cents for second best
KetterinR & staub offers 81 for best display
Of peaches and nifty cents for second best.
hon. Geo. Nj Bowers offers s5 gold piece fer
prettiest baby not more than one ycor old
peter w Foreman offers one dollar and FIFTY
cents for best yeariing colt, and one dollars for
second best. 70 be exhibited during fair.
Rev ]. b Hawk offers ffty cents for bet
turkey
Geo. i. sencindiYer offers two dollars and
fifty cents ftr tue best trio Of game chickens
RobertI.ainon offers 81 10 FOR best display of
apples
Robt Namon offers 500 for host coop n
ducks.
cR Hollis offers sl.st for best display II veg
tables
| OR Hollis offers one dollar for hest pair n
geese exhibited
W. b clendeniug offers $50 for best trio of
yellow leghorn chickens.
Where is the crowd goingg To
Louis Browns as usual
Do YOU want a lunch9 Go 70 the
I
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-11

Welcome Spring. bring MS bamy and skies r,a
magic beauty produetcne
Yields Is your influence pulse qnkens everything and
watehword Of the sin Keeping pace Win "a
already alert and widawak 70 the demands j.
rushing Spring to clothing First ar
change neeates change in dress Second there s
Of clothing present w.
remarkable many e
all efforts; in the quality
improvements apparent, in buying closer
before We doors $50
Inducements II the opportunity for selection stronger N
qualities the highest grade and strongest NJ
prices that actual saving to an buyers good quality soma
during probabilities that every become
sng buyer When how win prove ju
buyer9 How to buy clothing lesson
place. in mind that there much %
wearthem. Half Of the clothing ~
theory that clothes cothea the n
II will suit for the least gets ~
questions asked Whether value for his seems
little buyer who nothing price m
he fails look after his il reasonable conclude o
does for him. Well to deal with man 81 sense who looks
make a Of We ali
willing make low price as consistent NTH quality Wedot
buys suit another Wa
gone worth That sensible ma
satisfactory clothing business the m
seller That doing business 1t Is et
full buyer Can't deal together this basis during the
look splendid stock viii know buy
ong buy The Is hed with styles elegant
strong seams keeps shape TO fgue CON-
help but like IT, Our prices are low remember that Quality
be sold than anywhere We selling good clothing
qr trade and constantly increase selling metoous goods 1t prices HAT
aor opr customers z the most generous manner e are not advertising
ar whenever the future finds needing anything line We
trade goods always reab they always
and that your wants always considered TIA. always
house affords and that always get the lowest or ht
methods believing deserve your
positive advantage
BY All times, and glad to Yours respectfully
THOMPSON q TABLER
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THE Sun.

During 1893 THE Sun will be
of surprising excellence and
will print more news and pure
literature than ever before ia
its history.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-11

n stable horses accommodated with
firsfeTass box stalls ~ reasonable prices.
The morning call., 1893-08-13
EXPORT SECRETS.
Easily Obtainabie From Manifests
and Clearance Books.

Evidently no further action has yet been
taken IN the CUstom-h0uss investigation.
appraiser Ralston has been out Of the
ty for the past few days and no report as
10 the inquiry carried on by him and
special Agent Evans has yet been made To
Collector OF Customs Wise.
As Nj. Wise will not take any steps in
ire matter Of Clerk FilZsimmons' request
for z thorough examination into Broker
Wheeler's Charge until the results Of the
inquiry in the Appraisers department are
formally CON munlcsted to him the whole
thing is in statu QUO.
There Is presumption that information
OF great business value can be obtained at
the counter OF Thomas 4. Craig, the clerk
vbo presides over The entrance and clear
aBee desk. SO Il can, such as i; is, but
IL IS only Of q kind concerning exports,
and Mr.. Craig plainly stats that il has
for a long time been the custom.
Il amounts simply 10 Ibis: iha. repre-
sentative OF any business firm, or, for that
matter, any body at all who happens to
take notion 10 co SO. can ionk at the
clearance books and the shippers mani
tests and get al the information desired
about anybudy's business SO far as he can
Cssn what be wants from those sources.
From them he can learn who has made a
shipment and by what ship, and the num-
bers AID marks associated with such sh ID
meDL He can ihen utilize that knOwl-
edge IN asceriaining what prices firm Is
shipping al but. as ALREADY stated, that con-
Germs eXDnrts only. and b as n thing 10 DO
with imports whatever according 10 M.
Cralg's explanation, and there are no in
voices handled there in connection with tx
pOrts
The morning call., 1893-08-13
CHIEF sULLIVAN'5 REPORT.
What Is Needed 10 Properly Equip
the Fire Department.

Chief Sullivan presented his annual re-
port 10 the Board OF FIRE Commissioners
yesterday afternoon. 1t is a yolumisous
document. but treats chiefly Of routine
matters. II stated That there was an over
Draft OF ST., So 4 for the year. nec=Ssi-
tated BY the ctaal Requirement s over and
above the AUTHORIZATION. During the year
there were .50S alarms, being an average Of
= rer month.
The Chief recommends the Introduction
u TIE ful.-pa c system into The depart
meDt. with the object OF making il more
ef5c.ent, ard ttEt with the same Object IN
Yes and for tie proper protection Of ille
cl'y there sheul1 be 80 : cam fire engine
COMPANIES. 10 iruck companies. y chemical
engine con- qanies. Z modern hrpboat. 5000
tyCrsniS, res houses IL :, 9 and 10 eng D.
cOIiTaIies, the Teniodeling Of 1g engine
al the purchase Of 1900 feet Of cotton
lose. Tie Cuief ai>o recommends that
n-w ord nance regulating TIE erection ri
buildings within the city and county be
uassed " iae Board OF >uperv sors; Also
al ordinance enmre ilIn- all electric-lgut
wires 10 BE- placed underground.
The report was adopted ana referred To
fbe Finance Committee II tie Board Of
Supervisors.
Tie restoration of William Clare. extra
msn Of engine 6. and James Snifh. men-
ber Of engine %. were accepted. J. O'Don-
nell W7s transferred from engine - to
truck D. a.d Z. Whitaker from truck 10
engine -.
Tie following appointments were made
y. J. Kelly hosPnian of engine %, vice
Smith, resigned; E. P. Brannsn truck-
al fruck 6, vice Benhafn. failed IN quail
iiy; J. q. Lynch hoseuaa VI engine c. vice
Clare. resigned.
Property-owDers from Noe Valley ap-
peared and protested against the erection
Of I'D eng!ne-house IN the Old Ocean House
Tnad in front Of their property. They
threatened To enjoin the board from put
ting up the obstruction. and offered 10 sell
or lease property in the district that would
be suitable for eBgine-house. Tie mat
Ter was taken under adv sement.
The morning call., 1893-08-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

James L Moore and wifs 10 H. s. Stafford lot on
W line of Ociavla street. ll0 OF Vallejo, ) % by
william Nicoi and wife TO Joseph f. Psiri cio
lot on " lite OF Brocsrick street 81 g Oh. Ton
aufn : IS by W loo: $40
John j. o'farrelI And wife TO Teresa Wensinger.
corner on Z line o. VALENCIA street with w line
Of Mission y 1878. IS $50. Nv 1872: $40
" lillian Buckley aud Ellen Handev 10 treder-
9ns \ of Tweutv-second. 20 5y " 1875: S2350.
6 Ssfurd aud wife TO James Moore. lot on :
lin. Of twenty FIST street POSES { OF Sanchez L
and Reoecca Williams TO Henry r. VIII
H. ms Jr lot on " line OF Noe street. l55 OF
seventeenth \ % by W 40; also i0ts SOS 10 sos.
p Garcia and wife to D. NJ. holman. tot on
line Of hnfwsl street. 20 OF Wehty-lourEh.
- by ( 90. subject 10 mortgage; u
Amelia Fakbor TO L. ScAtena loI on , line OF
FiIbsrt street 27:s W OF stockton. /" 80 by 10
6eorge Ievisou 70 stella NJ. Jevison. lot on sw
corner o. Mason and Jefferson streets, W 51;e BY
jacob aassen TO Charlotte Claassen. lot on
corner OF KENTUCKY and sierra Streets . eo ny
MIMI J MrDevirt to Mary Hawthorne. lot on
line Of Cleuent street. 2:6 " OF fourtn ave
hue. " IS by y loo: sig
PARK rr-tord Land Company TO Dsnlei Anern 10Y
Oh W Inc OF Ihirty-sxth avenue, 10 u
street. y rs by W 100: $40
charles n Miles 10 Adeiaide L. MILES, 'ot Oh .
lIDs OF street 81 % W OF Thirty sevenih avenue
d. B McAiister to Frank Treubel. lot 1872. Hoii-
V. G McMnrFy Ir. TO V C. INGENUITY sr-, lot Cd s
corner ~ l. nron and >2gse avenues. S@ % D!
~ 80, eloee u wrst and 2: 81.
hal; Of same: sic
catherine Anderson to James Comisky. LOT on
ms o Mission road. 500 pig e OF 6oetbe.
Z oo'S' = 4oo sM %. sE ] So .12; SO.
ALAMEDA COUNTY
Lecn and Eleanor 5reeuburp to sarah r. Roth
ehpSls' VILE U l. hothenberg Of Oakland. lot on
The morning call., 1893-08-13
HOW 1T WAS LAID.
The History of Trinity's
Cornerstone.
1T IS NOT YET DISCOVERED.
An Event in Which Many Partioi-
pated and Which Marked an
Epoch in the Parish.
1T IS NOT YET DISCOVERED.

Ii IS now almost twPnfv-seven wears
siLre the corners one of Old Trinity Church
al The. corner Of Pest and Powell streets
= as laid, q. as was mentioned in yrster-
days CALI. considerable interest is being
developed among the members of tie pxr-
lsh. since there is 50 much difference of
e injon among the persons = DO were prs
eni Cd that occasion IS 20 tie location of
= stone, ana especially because tie box
4 record has not yei been found. though
lie foundations have been almost torn
down.
1be ceremonies attendant on that 6eea-
SION were performed on FRIDAY. Noven, Der
g. 1866, by The Bishop q California. and in
the presence OF large crowd Of parish
l0ne-s and Interested church people from
other denominations
The procession formed at the armorv.
vas headed by The Bishop and rAcior. c.
.. " Walt Following them came Rev. DIR.
HuQdaTt. R-v- Mr.. Bretherfnn. Chal.laif.
A-n1ig. [. ). A, and the Rev M-ssrs
90 dwlo, las o., lee, Prry AID Putnam.
all clad IN ecclesiastical rob-s. 4 large
male choir closed tn- pTocession, and their
chanting Is S6i0 - have added very much
70 Tie beaD'y and >Dlfnnitv + the services.
After PRAYER and the read ne. in which
Ali- vs. g course of ie0Fte participated.
TIE Bishop u-orecded 70 lar The corner
stone. assisted by lie architect and The
builder
" ben the stone was in place the Bishop
struck Il thee ga. - with his silver irowe
and cOhS-cral-d lie foundations OF the
Structure 10 HE service of cd aud Of
religion.
1n~ box which was placed in tie stone
Contained the fnIl0U wing articles: Holy
hlh.- and praYeT-b0ok, church almanac of
1906. journal of the general convention
Joa u.t { the diocesan convention. an
sJTact of tie history Of IT njIv parish
from Is ron menrPnPn' u date daiiv civ
lapeTs Il dsie. other Californian secular
~ per-, church rspers al coins or The
Eit@d S-s--~ iSSHrd z 1866. and bearing
lie insrl pton In cd W. TTus'."
hr ceremonies mpleted, tie Bishop
pronoBneed q solemn o-DediciiUn and dis
missed The canCrega1jaB.
Tie members OF Trinity parish a. once
repaired 10 their former piare of worship
= here trey proc eced 10 celebrate in n
social Wv tbe important event . y b ch
hey had Just TAKEN par. and cnncrstu-
laieQ their rector and themselves On ibe
progress Of be N0Tk
TIE Workmen a tn sta of TIE old
church tai ed 10 iaake any discoveries
YESTERDAY bus The location OF The stone
cannot much longer remain a mystery, a.
th- work e demolition VIII soon BIZ com
QleIe.
The morning call., 1893-08-13

SW corner Of Eighth and Mad ison. S SO by w 100
block 81. Oak and: SO.
William Leeeh Of Oakland to Laura z Leech OF
oakand. lot on line Of thirteenth avenue D.
OF Eighteenth street. 100 by lis. block
-, formerly Known as the town OF BroekIy n
East Oakland: gift
Louis and Anna L. Goitschan OF Berkeley TO
Eiw C. Robinson Of Berkeley lot on line OF
-. le7. being let % aud portion OF lot 80
block !. shsttue Tract. Berkeley: $40.
GEORGE n and Bessie M Holloway TO J: j:
San Pablo avenue W 40, 100. 40. y 100
to beginning LOT 6. Porter Tract. subject to mort
gage or $500, Berkeley: S.
James and Joseph Warner OF Oakland TO Manuel
T. DRvla Of Alameda iot /, block 50. Warner
Tract. Brooklyn township; $40
". {. sui, Of Oakland Township. lot oa Sc
corner OF laurel street and Walter avenue. s
1890 by 80. tots IS ana 26, block n, Moss
Tract. Brooklyn Township; SO.
Thomas Bridge OF Alameda 10 Patrick W Rior-
dan OF San Francisco Lot on the Sc lin. OF the
old county road. Oakland TO San Leancro and
Bray avenue. $500. z2224 TO center of
creek: thence along center Of creek TO line OF
the old county road. Oakland TO San Leanaro
thence W 40O.40 to beginning. lots -. s. and eli
that portion not incinded In said road OF lots So
and 81. Bray Tract. Brooklyn Township; SO.
Ernest and Frederick Lamp OF Alameda. same
lot on L ne OF Bray avenue, Ss3 80 OF old
county road, oakland TO san Leandro go. E
zl5.l4. 1926. W 422.24. portion lot 80, Bray
tract, Brooklyn Township; $500.
Caroline Z. DwineIie OF Alameda TO Edwin J.
Stone Of A4am -da, lot on w line Of Weber street
20 : Of Central avenue, SO by 100, lol ~
Encinal Park Tract, Alameda; alo5O.
Ami B. and bessie L. Cary TO Mary J. Dorm
back Of san Le2ndro, lot u. Dleck As. Estudlllo
Tract san Leandro, Eden Townships grant
Pacihe Land Investment Company TO NJ. L.
SoAres Of Newark lot !, block us, town Of
Newark. Washington township; $40.
X W. and Anna Z. Sears 0. OAKLAND Township
20 julia Schmieg OF san Francisco lot Is, block
l. Paradise PARK Oakland Township; $40.
Mary L. ConnoTs Of oakland TO G. Z. Zabriskie
81 Oakland. lot on line OF for.y-hfIa street, lao
" OF Market. W 100, 100, 50, 100. L So \
200 lots 5. x and y. block 2lO4, Alden Tract
d 1emescal. Oakland Township; $40.
The morning call., 1893-08-13
The STOCK MARKET.

There was no change in the condition Of affairs
IL mining circles last wees Al one time II ere
was LITTLE demand for Ophir and Con. Ca. d Va.
snd prices advanced 3 few cents. remaining
STEADY ever snce. Trading very tigat and
money-brokers found difficulty in making their
deliveries o. Con Cal. d Va A scarcity OF tnst
sock IS reported. il is evidently closely held.
ole broker alone having bought over 5000 shares
during the last few weeks. Tie news from the
Mines Continue 81 a stereoty ped character sud
tHe pTc posed reduction IN expenses seems 10 be
as lar from settlement ever.
NOTES
Silver was lower yesterday selling down TO
&c ga New / ark aud 10 s41n IN London.
The assessment on the gray Eagle is delinquent
IN h. u1ser Oh Tuesday
he Iiuqueut assessment sale Of the Savage
taxes place tomorrow.
be assessment Gu Potosl and KentucE will De
Delinquent Z once Tue-d Y.
he annual meeting OF The stoesholde-s OF the
Alta Mining Company VII take place on Thurs
day. when. il IS understood. entirely new
beard O. q rect rs " j BE- elecIeG.
An ITr1n III yester sy S .ssue. owing 10 q typo-
graphical error, WAS MADE 10 read that TIRE Union
Con. h2G been closed Gown, instead OF the Utab
Goa.
Following are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
The morning call., 1893-08-13
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM %a.
j ocean Ovsion-and PACIFIC COAST -
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from
spear-street wharf at 10 A. M. for the above ports
one OF their A IRON steamships. viz:
STATE OF CALlFoRSIA-July % Aug. 4, IT,
IS. Sept 9, q.
C0LUMBIA-July 1s. 81. Aug y. "a. Sept s.
II. 20
Connecting VIZ Portland with the Union Pacific
and other diverFng lines for all points in oregon.
Washington. British Columbiz. Alaska, ldsho.
Mon tsps Dak ota. Utah, Wyoming. Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south and 10 Europe
Fare TO Portlano-CaDin, SIS; steerage. IS:
round trip. cabin. $50.
Ticket ofices-l Montgomery st. and Palace
HoIel New Nj montgomery
Freight of1ce-200 California ST.
GOODALI PERKINS 4 CO. Supt. Ocean Line
II 10 Market 81. San Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-08-13
Prod uce Market

Prod uCe MaTkeE
FloUR-Net cash prices are rs follows: Family
extras. IS 9U@4; Bakers extras, S. s0g5 80;
superfne 81 S0a 3 10 , bbi-
wHEAI-was weaker yesterday and the ship
pers he'd Of. No. Quotable al 81 07l96
] oss1 p cti. choice. u 10 p etl; lower grades.
xldl u5; extra choice Tor milling. 81 l2l2@l l7lI
2 cti.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-l5 O'Clock December
400 tons. 8 22ss: 1000. 81 221a. Seller 's3.
storage paId-leb. 81 IA
REGUiAR MORNING SESSION December -
100 tons. 81 233q: zoo. 81 23l4: 900, 81 231s:
100. ! Is.
BARLEY-The market was dull Yesterday at un-
change prices o. ! Feed is Quofabe at -Ofd
7l1ac$ ii: choice brighf 90. 72lac p eli: DARK
Coast. 6.@6S2.c: Brewing. s0G9 4.c: Cheyal err
81 2odpl Is or standard and $l@l Ia. = ctl for
lower grade
CALL BOARD SALES.
informal SEssIoS-1o o'ciocE-No saIes
REGULAR MORNING SEssioN-Ne sales
4ATS-ina i've and easy. old Oats are ouoted
at sl11 20 = cta according to quality. New cats
are sci.ns a. IA. iows: White. S0c(1Sl o. Red gOc
6A: Bsac1 eoctdsl Ell.
ARN-. nil Prices unchanged LRrze Yellow
$50 small Round Yellow. 81 y c9sl 2 ell; White
9U@s5c.
The morning call., 1893-08-13

NEW YORK. Aug l2.-The stock market 1T the
opening was very irregular. some stocks showing
declines and others advances, but changes either
way were sight About Il O'Clock far demand
SET i1 Tor St Paul Rock Island and Burlington
and quincy. Tie market heio toeraby firm until
The publication OF The bank statement. which was
BOT favorable, creating pearish feeling gen
era declines followed. Union pacif- was heavy
decliD N points on application for 8 receiver
for ion Pacific. Denver and 6uu. just before
he close there rally. but the tone rather
wr2k- governments stea0!. Petr Gull; Sep
tsIn1er. 5sI4 lid
EXCHANGE MONEY AND BONDS
Money Cal. nOmtnaiIy 81. Prime mercantile
paper, SG12t Sterine exchange frmer: bankers
bills, s. O. 81 for 50 days and 81 s59i s5 y
for demand L. B IS. regular. $40: DO coupon.
$40; rs regular. Ss5 Pacific Us. sos; Silver, "A.