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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-13

Office, and his family are taking in the
sights Of the White City.
There is quite a crowd Of Bellaire
people going TO Chicago on the daylight
B. & o. excursion to-day.
The Kelly homestead will be ready
for school purposes next week.
George R. Lazure and family left yes.
terday for the Worlds Fair.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
A Point Agreement.


-Four jealous patriots were discussing
the temperance question at a down town
street corner the other day.
4 tell you," said one, the only way
10 stamp out the infamous traffic in
whisky Is to 90 to the fountain-head,
make II a crime to manufacture whiskey
Ifthere isn't any made there won't be-
ing sold. That's my doctrine"
Il wouldn't de-" said the second man.
There has got to be some liquor manu-
faetured fer chemical, artistic and other
necessary purposes. The right way to
crush the monster is to punish the man
who retails it for drinking purposes.
Make it a crime to be a saloon-keeper."
THAT won't do either" observed the
third. "The saloon keeper is the neces-
sary outgFowth Of a demand for whiskey.
II there were no drinkers there would be
no dram-shops. Punish the man who
drinks! That's the only way to settle the
business.
at will never do it" spoke up the
fourth. @My idea," he added, emphati-
cally, SD to punish the vile stuff itself.
win you assist me, gentlemen, in inflict-
ing the punishment ?"
About two minutes later they we're
seen assisting him with much ferTor at a
convenient place around the corner
Chicago Tribune.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
Be Patient.

are there ever any days in your life
when everything seems to 90 wrong and
you Just hate yourself and everybody
else2 We think you know exactly the
sort OF day We mean. If you don't you
are very lucky person indeed, and are
in no need of the little advice We mean
to give to those who get out Of bed wrong
and continue in the wrong path the en-
tire day.
Any one Of Us can be sweet and cheer
ful when there is nothing to upset US.
There is no viitne in being amiable
when everything goes just as we want
1t to, but on a day such as we have
spoken Of it's very different matter to
keep our temper and not DO a hundred
and one things that we are certain to
regret the next day. Bat if we can only
gain the victory over the hasty speech
or unkind action We will feel so much
better than if We give our feelings full
bent and then lay ali the blame on the
weather or some other thing not the
least bit responsible.
Now the next time one Of those days
comes around fight out tine battle TO the
bitter end, and if yeu come out victor
il viii not be on--half as hard when
next you are compelled to combat those
foes of ennni, the blues and headache.
which frequently is only anotner name
for heartache. If your are tempted to
talk back" don't do it. 1t won't do a
bit Of good and may lead to serious
quarrel If you are tempted to shake
the children just because you are out
of sorts yourself, think better Of it and /
DO not vent your own i'll temper on the
innocent little folks. Don't slam the
doors or act in any other of the mad (
ways that Of course you deny ever in
dulging in, yet as you are human
there must have been some time when
you have snccuDbed, only to regret the f.
has;y actions long after their occurrence.
Try and conqcer the enemy and you 4
viii be rewarded by soul satisfaction !
that comes only from hard battles well +.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
Fifty Years Ago

Uncle Sam was not 80 hard worked es to.
day. The mail carriers we're few. the post
age upon a single letter was . cents. When
one was received. the family all gathered
around the father to hear the news. On a
memorable occasion the letter read as fol
ows: The demUohn of Prince Regent" is
empty. please send me another. our friend
Daniel Webster was with Us when il came,
and considers II The finest he has ever tasted.
We are happy TO know the 25 cent postage
is gone. Still happier to know the whiskey
Webster praised is 10 be had at McCul.
lough's Half Century House, 523 Libery
street, foot Of Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa
send registered letter orPostoffioe order for
the medical wonder. Prince Regent"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
Discipline.

The true soldier obeys orders faith
fully, no matter at what sacrifice a
company ola British regiment was once
sent on some duty in time Of peace to a
remote village in Ireland, and left there
foE several weeks quite separated from its
usual base Of supplies
During this period some general orders
applicable more especisliy TO men in bar
racks, were sent 10 the commander Of
the company. One clause ofthose ordesz
was as follows:
sAll men in the cOmnand shall change
their shirts at least twice week"
The captain gave orders tc the orderly
sergeant TO see his command put into ex-
ecution.
@Bat captain" said tie sergeant,
there's only a shirt apiece to every
men in the company. How can they"
.Silenoel exclaimed the captain
"ordes are orders sergeant. Jet the men
change shirts with one another.
So the sergeant saw to ii that, as long
as the company remained in the place
on every Sunday and "Wednesday morn
ing the soldiers swapped shirts with one
Yoail's Oompanioa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08


STEvHESvILLE, O, Jan. 26.-David Muir
ray. resident of Harrison county, near
HoPsdsle, recently came near marrying bis
o@u daughter In 1872 Murray married a
Miss Hopkins Of near smithdeId this coun-
", ani daughter was born 10 them. They
lived together short time when they were
divorced, and the lady, with her daughter,
mov-d TO West Virginia. Aflerward Mur-
ray married Michigan woman, making the
maich through matrimonial paper.
She soon died, and Murray again applied
through the columns Of the matrimonial
j9urnAl for wife, and b. this means be
came acquainted with Young lady ofia,
living near Charleston, W Va He met her
by arrangement some weeks aga, and they
fixed date lor the marriage. When be
went to her home 10 have the knot tied, be
casually askei for her history. She stated
reluctantly that she was the adopted daught-
er Of highly respected parents
This satisfied him and she gave bin a
paper prsfare5 by her mother, on her death
bed, giving the facts OF the girls life. On
reading the paper Murray was horri6ed to
discover that the girl he was shout 10 wed
WAS his own daughter. Mutual explana-
oas follcwei and she nov KEGS house for
her father.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
Deserving Praise.

We desire to say 70 our citizens, that
for years We have been selling Df. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Dr.
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
salge and Electric Bitters; and have new
er handled remedies that sell as well, OF
that have given such universal satisfac-
ton. We do not hesitate TO guarantee
them every time, and We stand ready to
refand the purchase price, IL satisfactory
results DO no, follow their use. These
remedies have won their great populari-
ty purely on their merits.
J. \. SNYDER, Druggist.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
Brahma win Cure Yov.

= PITTss,RSH. NAY "a. lsaa
Gentlemen s-Haying had rheurnssisrs since
spring Of isss, and would be Laid NJ for weeks
eteIJ si'-ins and iail have tired all the so
called cures could hear Of and e0s no relief IN
~ this spring heani OF your BRaHMA RaFTi-
hAIic REMEDY. I procured some aud Jeceiy-
e. almost iiaeoiste r. lief and amer taking one
beyond al doubt. e-
Sery truly yoa-s
cHAS kANM, Butcher.
30 Itin *, Allegheny cir.
an familiar with the above rase enls -, -,
taai The facts set forth are correct.
B. pOWDERMAKFR
AGENT ~ fiitsburrk FOR Nelsoa. Nor. .is X o.
u y0ar drugEsi does not keer IL uroll r,s,,airt
q p d cr,Aer for 81 - Ee siiE send one bottle
bRAHAA MFpItISE 90.
Is Liberty Street
Pittsburgh, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
Faithful Dog saved HIS Life.

wIlKEsBAKsE, Pa. Jan. 25.-A faithful
dog saved the iifeof William RufteT, farm
er living near Newton A tree that be had
chopped fell upon Rutter yesterday, break
ing both bis legs. By chance he had scrap
Of paper and a wo0dman's pencil He
wrote sam hurt Come for me BE tied
the paper to the dogs neck and sent him
home The message was read, ard when
hep came 10 the farmer he was lying IN
conscious n the snow, badly frozea. He
willliEs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
BuckIen's ArnIca Save.

Tie best salye in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains. Corns and al Skin Erupiions
and positively cures Plies, or no pay re.
CURED Its guaranteed % give perfect
satisfaction. OF money refunded. Price
p cents per box. For sale by J. \. Sny-
der.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
We TELL YOU

nothing new when We state that L pays 10 eusie
In 4 permanent. Iuosr healthy sid pleasant BUSH
ness, that rergrns q p-odt for every days WORK
Sueh l. the business We ofer the working class.
We teach them how 90 make money rapidly and
guarantee ever one who follows our instructions
faithfully the making Of $4,000 a month
Egerv one who takes hold now and works viii
surely and speedily increase their earnings, there
can Be- no question aboat e.; others now % work
doing Z. and you, reader, can DO fie same
Ihis L fh.. bet ravins business that sou have
ever had the chance 10 secure. You vii make a
grave mistake L you fail 20 give II a iri al once
II you grasp the situation and act quickly, YOU
viii directly hnd yourself In q most prosperous
business. at which you cau SURELY make amt save
large sums of money. Tie results ~ only a few
hours work viii oiteu equal weeks wages
Whether soa are Old or young, lnAn or women, u
makes difference. - do Is We tell ycu uni siic-
cess VIII meet you n the very start Neiiiier
experience o. capital necessary Those Wifo work
for us are rewarded. WHY not write today i0T
full particulars, free r. q. ALLEN 8 co.
Box No 42O, Aug.zfa, Ne
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
catarrh in the Head

Is undoubtedly disease Of the blood,
AMI as such only 3 reliable blood purif-
er can effect q perfect cure. Hoods Sar-
saparilla is the best blood purifier, and IT
has cured many very severe cases Of ca
t.rrh. i gives an appetite and builds
up the whole system.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
Why tits the Best.

P4n-Tina.
lit cures Coughs and Colds.
2-Strengthens weak Lungs.
3-Relieves and cures Asthma.
4-Insures You against LaGrippe.
5-Robs Croap Of its terrors.
6-Cnres when all else fails.
p and 50 cents. Trial bottles of Pan
Tina free at 6. ". BgxgoaDs drug store
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

A. Conan I'oyis's great historical romance
begun II tbe January number Of Harper's
Aayasiae. IS story OF absorbing Interest,
iali Of thrilling adventure, and remarkable
Tor its brilliant aad accurate portrayal Of life
AID maaueTs in France and America during
the last yezrs Of lie sezenteeinh century.
The second instalnea; Of this story, which
vii aPPear ia the February nuasser Of The
Esg1siRs, Is a vivid narrative of ihe last
scenes in the downfall Of Madame de Mont
epan. and will be supefbly illustrated from
drawings By 7. de Thalsirsp.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
A Million Friends.

A friend in need is a friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found Just such 8 friend in DR.. King s
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. II you have never used tins
Greas Cough Medicine, one trial viii
convince you that It has wonderful eura-
tive powers mall diseases ofthroat, chest
and lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed TO
do all that IS claimed or money viii be
refunded Trial bottles free at J. y
snyder's drug store; large bottles SOC.
and 81
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
Che 29atriot.
Foremost Democratic Morning Newspa-
per in PENNSYLVANIA.
CLEVELAND AND STEVENSON
ON Their WAY TO THE wHITs HOUSE.

Daily. every week cay morning in the year,
s. year.
Weekly, Tuesday evening of every week
in the year, 81 year.
1t Leads in the News.-The only paper
in Central Pennsylvania having its exclusive
wires and operators connected with the news
centres OF the worid With its rapid facilities II
reaches three hundred and sky FIVE towns with
snthe news from three toseTen hoars ahead Of
ali o,hers-
Harrisburg VII be sn unusually Important point
The coming year. The session OF the legislature,
the election Of a successor 10 Quay. q Republican
legislature confronted by Democratic admins
trAtion, ali tend 10 draw the public eye to the
capital The Pa.rio, wiz give most complete re-
ports Of all these interesting proceedings.
The past year has been the most successful in
the history Of the Fafriot. Il wants the new year
TO be stin better.
IL Leads in CircuIatIcn.-Best adyer-
Using medium in Pennsylvania outside OF Pitts
burgh and Philadelphia
The Only Democratic Daily Published at
the State Capital.
Low Rates 70 Subscribers.-To place
It in homes and business places where il does
not go and aid IN Spreading good Democratic
teaching the PsEsriof win he sent by mail to any
new subscriber for four months on receipt Of one
dollar.
The WeekIy.-The weekly edition wiz be
sent On trial by mail for f0cr months on receipt
Of twenty cents; on trial only. address
TIRE PATRIOT COMPANY,
Harrisburg, Penn'a.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

Hoods Pills act especially upon the
liver, rousing it from ;orpidity 10 its nat
uaal duties. cures constipation and assist
Digestion.
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pants Ofthe houses are kept busy pumping
oat the water.
5. The first called for trial was William
Tolliver. and be xas charged with being the
owner ofa barking and hoWling dog.
UScLE JoE.
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RECEIPTS-DR.

For Taxes Received from Collectors of State and County Rates for
the years, 1892, 81 go, 'S9, ss. and 1887.
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DENNYSLANIA RAILROAD.
scHEDmDE IN EFFECT DEC 50. lss1.
EASTERN STANDARD TIME
CONDENSED scuKDu1K
WESTWARD.

tONDHNsED srHkDULA
Sohzzas<yn follows
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Herman Bantley,
Clinton St, Johnstown, Pa.
CONDENSED TIME TABLES.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

Somerset and Cambria Branch
NORTHwARD.
Jsaesi0sa Mad Erpres.-Roekwood $50 a m,
Somerset 4:lo, StoyestOgn 4:52, HOOyersTilIe
SOS. JOhnstOwn. 6.l0.
lgtrstosrn Null E57rcss-Rockwo0d 1ls5 A. m,
Somerset lls5S. stoyesto~n l2-25, Hoorersville
iz-s7, Johnstown 80 p m
agsbRsf9ira Accommodation Rockwocd $40 D. m
Somerset SOS p. m, S;oyest0wn Oh p. m,
Hooversille 6:lZ p m, Johnstown 7:S5 p. m.
.SssrSay commoiatiou-Rockwood ll:s5 g. m.
Somerset il:5s
SOUTHWARK.
-zaa-JOhnstown 7;45 a n, Hooversville ssl
stoyestown S;45, Somerset e.ls Rockwood
-Erprrss-Johnstown SO p. n. Hcoversrine 4ls,
stoyestown 40, Somerset sol. lockwood
Sunday OHlg-Iohnsiown $50 a. m. Hooversviue
e-l5 a. n, Stoyesfown 80 G. n Somerset
l9.l a m, lockwood los a. N.
sunday Acc0Ha0daiion-somerset SOL D. m.
lockwood 525 p m,
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1892.
DEPORT OF THE COUNTY AUDITORS
~ OF SOMERSET COUNTY, "a
p;n+s ond F,xpendures of Somerset County Pa, from
the First Monday of January 1892 to the First
Monday of January 1893

Ohm HAsER Esq., Treasurer Somerset County Penna, in
d Account with the County OF Somerset
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brought
wp ~ I
wp ~ i
- . 80. i
ILL., .I
Js ~ ~
Ae
~ 1900
-. ~ ~ Il
i
Al . Il
Cash in Treasury at stnernsu 92 m --- .-
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HARDWARE !!
HARDWARE /

an now prepared toaecomuedate the pub
lie with any snd everything IN the Hardware
line by the addition recently made 70 my former
large stock. keep all kinds Of articles in my
Tine and my prices challenge competition. II
You want gun. revolver, q knife, a saw, a
gifniet, an aliger, bicycle. pair Ofskates. hing
- screws. nails, horse Shoes horse blankets, or
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the
townships
Assembly
l. Of he Somerset sdC0 o
fthscoun
snns
en5n the eecnndd day Of fJsnua-r A D..
due Ccurfyn
A
EAI-1
" Clerk ~ = ~ r-'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-16

S.S ERaNCss<o. Nav j. The steamer z q.
,llla "a led :1s.av VITA those rAssease:s
yur -eRttie-Ncus Rove. aT'. +. ise.asia..~ ,
Fred MApuet:. Ar-. faansoa al! sis3x 49,. VI -
! SIMMONS ! K Wheat aAd ~ =. taaft :
,'nertag aut wGte. l. 1altaft. n. Il ti4s.s.-s7.
~ II ~eAa-.r, ais@ Fla go 3shsw. \
Moore. M. MAJ p >cti.e. !. .uuies nlo..i:. NJ.
katt " - tnen- Marie smith, a. \ baxter.
"a, uasuAe, leha HrUcy. 4 t.ssi-k, 8, r.
haov'es, ftci 4 Ne2s. > tA<Aea a2a cait4,
Mr., pasAs ana yh3li sui Lacy '<siucs
EAi1sro> MoAi. N@y a. -. >pse,sl Passsa.
GER, On Natthsga fsc.uG trails ~
T. Il ~Hi,lac t.iss L. >cussSet. T. X Waters
SAT ntfc az EsAsr Mts. tsau. l. A.oEtcs. 4
\ Nr,iv, IL a. ~c4gltr, e. 6 N-oan Mia
nr.nE y .pr awa &ftsf Ase sNc"'ifa'faas$
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-16
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeda Recorded In tho Auditors once
Yesterday.

Deeda Recorded In tho Auditors once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from Jannary I, is1I
az. q. 5o7 $50 There fled for record yester-
csy 10 deeds, tho considerations aggregating
;s.235 Following 10 the list as furnished by
ossorne. IEemter Il Co. aostrartoss o. titles,
ils Cherry street. between From, aud second:
J. T.. Palmer TO g. W. Teswiiiiger. lot :. block
n. Gilman Park, &aN
W J. Sniun IL 4. j. Hawiey, lot 10, block s,
Meexers SUPP. Kent. 10.
J. A. Moore CT al. To ". kresge, lot Il; block Ii,
Brooklyn, fA0
VI. A. Carleton 10 George Charcswor;h, lot -,
block a. Gilman Park. $40.
Wm. Bcai 10 II. A. Huston. lot g. block IL, Bal
iayi's 81 to -iatig hicr. SEE
Estate Kate Madison o. Maggie Nolop, lot 2,
block IS. tEcens adj, &ion
Washington Central Improvement Company
TO Byron Miilets, lot :. b.ocx l. ist add 10 kent
e3j.
". ". Scott to ALBERT Jones, part sec. 30 - S.
$50.
James NJ osseno TO John Cornell. lot !. block
1, Lawyer add. &6n
H. q. krause 10 L,fa Hammer, lots 10 and %
block 10, Evans * B,ewet,s add. 500.
\ Nelson 81 Il Watson. lots - aud Il, block
-. Denny & iioyi's adj. sl,s@
Crawford & tnuoxer to Alice Ross, LOT 81. block
|, Madison street Cattle Nv adj, fSIA
J. 4 Peterson Ia - T. Frederick, lot 10, block
IL. Laws III add. tAlt
Martha Chssh ,lna t. James McCurdy, lot IL,
block :. Weractt's srii. 81, snl
Moor Land 60. syad 4, to 4. I. Greene, lots
in Msofcisud. sic.
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THE FRIENDLY VISITORS.
Work Of the Hoard Divided Into 81
Districts.

The beard OF friendly visitors Of The Bureau
o. Assoc. a.sJ Charities met yesterday afternoon
ani adopied the new code al regulations which
has eeca formulated b. ,ae joint act oa OF sae
board aad the bureau. 1 nisr these regulations
the rity psO3e! ha, hesa DIVIDED iaio six div
,ricts Fremont. Ballard aai We. seattle each
fern enc district Ia addition, making u.-e
in al
la seoh district vice president ard local
visiting committed VIII 10 appointed. these
luas ara, their feserts 10 the central body. The
general bclri If v sitors va hereafter. s3cct
.suts a nionih. Instead ~ weekiy So ~ preseai.
bu. there viii % csausi toari or executive
committee consisting oi tse president. tae scCrs.
tary ald the nine CO presidents from tae dis
.sic;s a. before q Described. aa3 ;hIs toavd VII
meet weekly os 81 eser az o:c&sson demands
Ne:nfc-s OF the dts;r c, tsards vfl he 81 berry
sn attend Rae meetings 81 the eea' al bea-i -
report cases II /, hupst taqt :ats plan wi, rc-
sli, in grea tcr efficiency sud larger gseluiues.
FOR the *. Il a.l-. bureau.
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e.fppei Texans, Z. 50; otha... e.snr.s1
A0e. In fleece. - Ns3s %

c.fppei Texans, 50; othas.. e.snrs6
A@0A0e. in aesce. - sos o.
CHICAGO BOARD o. raArR
CHICAGO. MAY observation-disclosures bussness.
opened urehsnxca 10 sse lover: declsued 80
nors on tie Depressed financial slsusf On il
'ais country sai Ans.ssass: rallied shsrpiy 4.
on oscsease In visible sappiy. sroxs lie ana
Closed easy 70, lower than on SATURDAY. Re-
csspss. 71.fs1 orshsis. shipments 1000 eash ..x
Wass:-Ess5: esss, ,3c: July .s,...
Ccsr-Flfn: Cash. az: July, 4a.-
Oa.s-Essy: cash, z''s-; Jaiy. 49,:
kys-6te.
bssley--Ss-.
Tlax-4f-g
Iimoshy--x1M
"hssky-4in
fasx-Easy: cash. sam. September. sca ss<
Lsrd-Easf. cash. eio III: Sspfsn Der 90 81 :
snors rsos-Easy: cssa. . -; sep.e,a osr.
tMi-is.
eooYs c.sas-Si1 2s1Hn5l
ehou.dess-~fla.0 10fl Is
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MiSiSS sTocgS
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Ioxpos STOCK EXCHANGE.

LONDON. May la-R Hodgson Il Sons. the
wc.i-kuown brokers' mentioned a. having failed
on Saturday. have been helped over their din.
cultteA The stocx exchange is nervousiy ex-
cited. everybody selling so far only two small
brokers have failed. but several large houses
are said to have failed.
FINANCIAL
LONDON. May l5--Bsr silver. .a.5 fine. ISL: l.
Consois. 81 I5-i6t. Bank OF England Discount
rate, 81 per cent.
ENGLISH GRAIN NsaKEr.
LIVERPOOL. 3iay Ia--Wheat-Dcmaud mod
crate and INC hanged.
Corn-steady: demand moderate. May. Is
I'D. June. Is 3 a.
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SAN FRANCSsCO MARKETS.


-HE Stair o. TRADE.
fAs FsAscisco. Nay Ia-Ths local mer-
ensndiss markets ere steady with the demand
reported fairly scsiva The produce marks, Is
unchssged
Vegetables ars plentiful OLD potatoes and
onions are aYr-
Fresh fruits are selling veil
Butter to dsm. eggs dull and cheese weak.
Poultry IL unchanged.
Produces receip,s-Fsour. quarter sacks. es2,
ofegoa, Las: wheat. centais. ds. O.eroa g. sys:
sa,,ey csnssis, 1881; oat.. ceatais. Sd: corn.
~ 1as: sui: Gran; sacks i.s7s: potatoes. SACKS.
Fioar-Msrie; hrm. We suo:e: Net cash prices
. sos i.n !. stsrss. s. laeto per so.: oaksrs
extras, NLoC<1I.D. sUpef1ue. - mas 80
"heat--I-sculative feeling quie.sng and the
spot market Is becoming more settled i'm con
s-aInss sttll. there is q moderate demand TO.
10 ! shipping NJ about &i.so per GENITAL. with
Si-Stss ior eaoice article Milling grades re-
man u1ehsnssd at range OF q. Sss. 81. So per
Bas.ey-Business Is no. lively. By: there Is firm
holding OF prices sgniasi buyers. We quote a.
follows: Fesd. 5f$sas5c per centai 70. good
9Isisy. ana ss.ge1sc Tor choice. brewing.
o.t.-The market shows good strength a: nd
yAnced rate We quote: Milling. tL6cdti.75:
inoa TO fair. 81 co8isl: graz. 81 aSssLs5, black.
VI 2sgi 70 per ssntsi
CALL RoAkp
Following are the sa.es recorded today.
Nhsas-Morning, informal scs Jon December.
20 tons, Sii-1s: .sn tons, u 42ls: 500 tens.
S.S.l3 par cents.. Regular esion-u-cembeP,
!,sp soas. eii24: ~ tons, sLiziis: .0o tons.
$its per cen .el
Harley informal sesssoE--Seser, iSo;. new.
I'D IONS. 3isse. Decernbcf-no tons. 92iac. he
cemoes, % toas. % &c per ceEtsl. Eeguis: scs-
stoa: seize. ls95 ucw-.1o tons, 9.c: 100 tons,
9ls4r DECEMBER Do tons, SIC: Go tons, 90, 90:
No. | bsewiag. October. 800 tous. 3i.oiis per
tca.ai.
YISSSciA;.
Drafts-On sigat. New York. ner 500, 25r.
sterling b!iis-oa Loa don. sixsy day bank
fissis.
si.ser-Bsrs. per ounce. ssssGs3isc; Mexican
collars, 10 4G9s6t4c.