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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19
CURE Of CONSUMPTION.
Portland Physicians Experiment wi
Chloride of Gold and ManQanasa

Portland Physicians Experiment with
Chloride of Gold and Manganese.
PORTLAND, Me, Oct 1S.-An interesting
experiment in the use of chloride of gold
and manganese for the cure of consumption
has been Ia progress here for some months,
and has reached point where in the opin-
ion OF the attendant physician, it is possible
to make an intelligent report. About two
years ago Solomon Cheney, a well-known
resident of this city, was taken down with
the grip, and the disease rapidly DEVELOPED
into consumption. He was treated by DR..
S. E. Sylvester of this city and other physi-
Clans, and In the spring was given up to die.
He was selected as ct subject for the expert
ment it was desired to MAKE because he was
so low that in the opinion of the physician
there W luld be no shortening Of his life in
any case. He was informed OF the fact
that there was no hope Of his recovery, and
it was with his full consent that the expert
mont was made. He was treated by DIR.
Sylvester hypodermicaliy and for several
days there was no change. The fluid in
jected was after the formula of DR.. J.
Blake White of Now York city. Two
drops day were injected, and after about
six weeks it was found that the patient
was recovering. Since that time
the gaiu has been steady. While
Mr.. Cheney has not been able to do eny
work up to this time, he has so far recovered
to be able to be about. His appetite is good,
his step is firm, and in the opinion of DR..
Sylvester his complete recovery is only
question Of time. The decay of the lungs
has been arrested and his system has been
built up in a remarkable degree. DIR. Syl-
vester says that what lung tissue remains is
assuming healthy condition, and there
seems to be no doubt that Mr. Cheney will
no raSfOrad n N foir dagroa IF haolrb
will be able to engage in business next
eDrino
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On AVID after Feb. !. 1896, the basis Of meas
tEyeslent Of oil ddUertSsiag he noRxIEo
NEws sctH De agate, or az tSs rate Of 81 10 an
zach for the first Insertion. No Special Notice
inserted for less then 81 90.
TEACHERS FOR THE NIGHT SCHOOL.
Three teachers are wanted for the night
school which will be opened on the FIRST
MONDAY in November. Applicants must send
their names with references TO the Superin-
uendent at Chatham Academy on or before the
oath inst.
Tne school will be in session for TWO HOURS
during five evenings of each week Salary
seventy-five $50 dollars per month
W. H. BAKER, Superintendent.
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a PASsEN GERS HARD LUCK.
Elected from a Train for Buying .,
Imperfect Ticket.

Imperfect Ticket.
DETROIT, Oct. 1S-John B. Puillon ap.
piled to the district passenger agent Of the
Canadian Pacific railway for an excursion
ticket over that road from Detroit to Que
bee and return, paid for it and received
what he supposed to be the proper ticket,
but which he did not read. In filing out
the coupons for the "trip for Quebec back to
Detroit the agent Inadvertently stamped
the word Detroit above the word Quebec,
instead OF vice versa, as was necessary 10
make the ticket a valid voucher for Mr..
Pull.ou's return 10 Detroit.
Vine Mr.. PouIllon undertook to return
10 De'ro { the conductor would not receive
tbs ticket. and the Detroiter was elected
from the train az Ste. Anne de Bellevue, a
small place near Montreal. Here he re-
NAMED until the following day. when be
again presented his ticket and 1t was &C
cepied. When elected from the train Mr.
PulllDu happened % ba without money.
and WAS SET down at small station mile
from any hotel or lodgi z place. and ia a
tOirout II rain. lie misssd several I'M
pnriaut business engagements a. Toledo,
and be wo9t without OF Until bis ARRIVAL
a. Toledo. As soon as b. arrived an Detroit
he 90 nmencei suit against the Canadian
Pa life railroad Tor damages.
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Frances Striking Glassworkers.

PARIS. oct. ls.-The glassworkers Of
Carmaux, In the department Of Tarn. which
Is tue principal eeuter ~ the Industry, have
Decided DO continue to o rike which was
ordered throughout France some weeks ago.
Raw FHE1sHirg RALfos the ouraie n Chel.
"a, k1Eaad. ls named a. possible successor
IN nr Phlln Ffeols 10 trinity charea. B1s.
Ia ne n 81 q ggfp plat'Atf
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THAT the german should be SO un,vers ally
popular is not surprising, says Kate Fields
Washington, for it is decidedly the most varied
of all parlor dances, combining quadrl.e figures
with the fascination Of the waltz deux temps.
It's capabilities for grace are large, though not
often carried out; indeed, the utter want of this
element, particularly among the men, is pain
fully observabe yet Amerlc ans enjoy Euro
pean repUt 'tiOn for the excellence of their
dancing. Compared with EngIishmen, who are
the most awkwari of their sex, they are fauns;
yet there is scarcely a more ungainly sight than
man in dress suit spinning around like a
teetotum, fraL tcally dragging a mass of tule
about with him, apparently trying to get from
one end Of the room to the other by the most
circuitous route, and bringing up suddenly
against wall or man with another mass Of
tulie both parties rather the worse Cor the col
lision. painting as though they had the hydro
phobia and red enough in the face to be VIC
tins of apOplexy, The long strides men take
In the galop are quite wonderful, the attitude
assumed being very like that taken BY frogs
plunging into water.
JOHN J. INGALLS, is connected with an irrga
ton scheme in Texas, out OF which he expscts
to make a barrel Of money.
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MEETINGS..
DEKALB LODGE No. DO. 0. 2

Members of this lodge are earnestly re-
quested TO attend q regular meeting at
o clock THIS Monday EVENING. Important
business viii come before the lodge. The
initlatory degree will be conferred.
Members OF other lodges and visiting brothers
are cordially invited to meet with u.s.
EMIL J. RAIL- n G.
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SAVANNAH TIMES B0NDHoLDgRs

Are requested by the trustees to meet THIS
(Ionday) MORNING at $50 O'Clock sharp, at
Office of J. j. Dale ESQ.,, Natioaal Bank of
Savannah. IMPORTANT.
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THE Symptoms oS or HlyFs =
FUNERAL INVITATIONS

KENT-The friends and acquaintance Of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. ". Kent are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral of their two daughters
JULIA and AMANDA A., from the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Sadge. 90 state street, at II
O'Clock THIS MORNING.
WYNN.-The relatives and friends OF Mrs
MARY WYNN are respectfully in Vite to atten
her funeral from her late resldsnce 26 Harris
street, ct O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
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NOTICE.

All bills against the British steamship IONA
must he presented at our Office by u clock
NOON THIS DAY, or payment will be debarred.
WILDER & co.
OcT. 10, 1891. Agents.
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NOTICE.

Neither the Master nor Consignees Of the
British steamship INVERNESS, Harris master,
will be responsible for any debts contracted by
crew OF said vessel
A. MINIS SONS. Copsienees
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Az isgEsl1.s PsHsos DO Chicago has iayeutet
a. automatic sf-.ins raliL "a BE- . iife sized
saE nFure. Wlca lsailates her sullel. gaftlfas
ana ps.es
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MEDICAL

Dyspepsia
Makes the lives Of many people miserable,
causing distress after eating, sour stomach,
sick headache, heartburn, loss of appetite,
faint, all gone" feeling, bad taste, coated
n,.A tongue, and irregularity OF
O'StsSSo the bowels. Dyspepsia does
After not get well of itself. 1t
wA: requires careful attention,
Eating and a remedy like Hoods
sarsaparilla, which acts gently, yet efficiently
It tones the stomach, regulates the diges~
ton, creates good ap- c;oL
| petite, banishes headache,
and refreshes the mind. HGadaChe
81 have been troubled with dyspepsia. 1
had but little appetite, and what I did eat
noox4. distressed me, or did me
little good. After eating I
pOfn would have faint or tired,
allgone feeling, as though had not eaten
anything. My trouble was aggravated by
my business, painting. Last con
spring 1 took Hoods Sar-
saparilla, which did me an SCOIEEdCn
immense amount of good. 1t gave me an
appetite, and my food relished and satisfied
the craving 1 had previously experienced"
GEORGE A. PAGE, Watertown, Mass.
HOODS SarsapariITa
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for S.. Prepared only
by c. 1. HOOD & CO, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTED,
Chatham Real Estate stock, Series A. $500 in
City bonds. Chatham Bank stock South
western Railroad stock. have orders also for
several other stocks.
AUSTIN p. MYRES.
Broker, III Bryan street.
PLEASING SENSATION,
Healthful, inyigorating and refreshing to the
mouth, constantly abdes with the user Of
BAY LEAF TOOTH POWDER,
Thoroughly antiseptic, 10 per cent. soluble in
water-a most exquisite mouth wash. Iesyln,
an impalpable residue, a perfect polish for
whitening the teeth, healthful but not injurious.
Made only a.
BUFFERS PHARMACY,
Corner Bull and Couxre streets.
BOLTON sTaEET.
Double cottage. north side. between Absroorn /
and l4ncola. Tor sale cEesp Addrsss
EALTHoUR & RIVERS.
ssFaunab "a
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FOOLISH MAMIE.

She Leaves Home to Join Circus and
Cries when Sent Back.
A carriage drove up TO the main entrance
of the Forepaugh Circus last night and
pretty girl inside the vehicle inquired for
Mr. Forepaugh. Detective Kellogg, who
travels with the circus, sent for Mr.. Cooper
one of the proprietors, to whom the girl
stated that she had met Mr.. Forepaugh at
Dayton, Ohio, and that he promised 10 let
her go with the circus il she would come tn
this city, She gave her name as Mamie
Rose.
Young Adam Forepaugh was sent for, but
the girl said that he was not the gentleman
she met in the Gem City. In turn most OF
the attaches were brought before the girl,
but she failed to recognize any of them as
her Mr. Forepaugh." The circus people
were very much incensed over the affair,
and when she failed 10 identify the person
who had impersonated Mr.. Forepaugh, that
gentleman informed the girl that she was
upon fools errand, as they could make no
use of her, advising her to return home.
Then she cried and said she had no money.
Mr.. Cooper sent Detective Kellogg to the
depot with Mamie. A ticket to Dayton was
purchased and she was soon gliding along
toward that city, very discOnsolate because
she could not be a circus actress.-Cincn-
natl EnOuirpr
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He UNDERSTOOD.
A Dog Shows That He Comprehended
What Was Said to Him.

A Dog Shows That He Comprehended
What Was Said to Him.
There is a Newfoundland dog, Lion by
name, which gives daily proof Of his COM
prebension Of what is said to him. A lady
called on his mistress the other day. Dur
ing her call Lion came in rather slyly lay
down on the parlor carpet and went to
sleep. The conversation went on, and the
visitor said finally:
''What handsome Newfoundland you
have"
Lion opened his eye.
EYES," said his mistress, she is a very
good dog, and takes excellent care Of the
children"
Lion opened the other eye and waved his
tail complacently to and fro on the carpet.
when the baby goes out he always goes
with her, and / feel perfectly sure that no
harm can come TO her, )" his mistress went on.
Lions tail thumped up and down violently
ON the carpet
"And he is 50 gentle to them all. AMI such
q playmate and companion 10 them, that we
would not take $1,000 for him."
Lions tail now went up and down, to aud
fro. and round and round with great and I'M
disguised gee.
"But." said the mistress, Lion has one
serious fault"
Total subsistence of Lions tail, together
with the appearance of an expression Of
great concern on his face.
"He will come in here with his dirty feet
and lie down On the carpet when l have
told him time and time again that he
mustn't do it,"
Hero Lion arose with an air Of the utmost
detection and humiliation and skunk out OF
the room with his lately eXubeTant tail
totally crestfallen.-N Orleans States.
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THE DIVORCE COURT.
A Wife Who Was ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
United.

A Wife Who Was ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
United.
A sad story Of domestic infelicty is being
told in the Superior Court by Sarah Miller
in her action for divorce from George Mil
Ter. Each had been married and divorced
before they became husband and wife, and
had children depending upon them. Ten
months after the marriage they separated,
Mrs. Miller saying that she could not live
with such brute as her husband proved TO
be. She declares that he treated her inhu-
manly, swore at her, choked her. dashed her
with hOrsewhip and threatened to kill her.
He owns $50 acres Of land in SOnoma COun-
ty, quantity of livestock, wagons, farming
implements, etc, and she asks the court to
compel him 10 pay her $40 per month ali
mony, 500 for cost of suit and $3.50 for c0un-
sci fees.
Judge Levy has overruled the demurrer
to the complaint of Mary Ann C0yne for
divorce from Michael Coyne. They were
married in this city in 1867, AID she claims
that he has whipped her, and she fears that
he will carry out his threats to kill her and
therefore considers it dangerous for her to
live with him. She says he owns carts and
horses worth $1,000 and house and lot at
400 Eleventh street, valued al $4,000, and
prays that she be allowed $40 per month ali
mOny.
Thomas F. Kelly, hackman, was granted
a divorce from Mary E. Kelly by Judge
Hunt, yesterday, on the ground of her deser-
tion. They were married in this city Oh the
4th of August, 1884, and in December, 1886,
she left him, saying she liked another man
better than him and would never live with
hia again.
Complaints for divorce have been fled by
Mabel Triplett against Jefferson d. Trip
lett,e Lille Ash against Thomas d. Ash,
Edna K. Patterson against Thomas Ii. Pat
terSoE, William Phipps against Minnie
Phipps, and Herman Roy against Henrietta
Roy.
Judge Sanderson has granted Bertha Alt
SUP divorce from George Altsup on the
ground of his extreme cruelty.
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DOWN TO THEIR DEATH.
The Fearful Trip of a Party of Goa
Miners in a Runaway Car.

The Fearful Trip of a Party of Coal
Miners in Runaway Car.
One Of the most shocking accidents in the
mining history Of the State occurred the
other morning at White Hall, in Marion
County, writes a Somerset CTenn.) CORE
spondent Of the Pittsburg Dispatch. The
coal mine is situated on a shelf of the noun
tains and about 200 feetuD. The men live
in the village and go to their work up the
tramway, drawn by a cable. As one Of the
trains was nearing the top the cable parted
with snap and the cars started on mad
race down the mountain.
Those of the men who were standing up
jumped out and escaped with slight iuju-
ries, but thirteen Of the miners who we're
sitting down in the cars, or were too timid
to jump, were carried down with the cars.
The wheels flashed fire as they seemed to
fly down the steep grade. The white-faee
men in them, paralyzed by fear, stared
stoically at the dump. over which they knew
they must 60. AS the cars approached the
dump the speed was something awful, and
when they reached it they shot over as IL
fred from cannon.
When help reached the wreck William
Hoch and Ed Falk were dead. William
Martin and Joseph Davis were so badly
hurt that they died soon after. Nine 9TH
ers were shOckingly mangled and torn, and
several Of them may die, while at the best
two CT three will be life cTipples. There is
no explanation for the breaking of the ca
BILE, as il was almost new and the load it
vas carrying was much less than the aver
age one
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The ship Oriental went to sea yesterday.
The brig w. j. Irwin arrived from Homo
lulu. having on board 943l bags of sugar.
The ships Servia and Durham went up to
Port Costa to load aud the Bischoff came
down.
The weather yesterday was hazy, with the
wind from the south and west twenty miles
an hour. The barometer stood 1905.
Trade TO the Hawaiian Islands is improv-
ing Hall Brothers of Port Blakely have
contracted to build two large four-masted
scho0ners for PARTIES in this city. The YES
sells will enter the sugar trade.
The II. l.. TibbalS sailed from Victoria
few days ago, bound to Behring Sea. This
little vessel is sloOp-rigged and carries
crew of three men. She is only eight tons
register and was built in this city in 1858.
The steamship Protection lost one of the
blades off her propeller on her recent trim
and has been placed on the Merchants Dry
dock that new propeller may be put in.
The fire. boat Governor Irwin is also on tie
dock cleaning up.
1t is a singular fact that not one OF the many
wealthy families OF Philadelphia EMPLOYS nro :.
fessiona cook. Cooks are paid from $40 to $50
month In that city, and are expected TO assist
with the houseworK, most of them being women
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Treasure in an Old Trunk.

Yesterday, while number of boys were
playing in lot at the corner of Claiborne
and Graver streets, they came across an old,
diIapidated trunk which had been cOnsid-
cred worthless by a secondhand junk-dealer
residing In the vicinity, who, to get rid
Of it. had pitched it in the lot The boys
broke the trunk open. and In a compartment
found large amount of greeubacks; how
much could not be learned, as there were a
large number of boys about the trunk,
who, as soon as they secured handful Of
The morning call., 1891-05-23
General Merchandise.

BAGs-Caicutta, June and July, 797I4c: Wool
Bags. 36613Sc.
RlCE-No further change. Chinese mixed, III 30
al 40; No. L Chinese, 81 50@5 d two mats; extra
No l, So 25l95 50: Hawailan So l212g6 %; Japa-
nese, 81 91@5 p ctI
SUGAR-Ihe Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes follows. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed. all sac p 10;
Dry Granuated, 515c; Confeetioners A, 59scs
Extra e, 412c; Golden &, 414e p ID Bags, 14c more
The morning call., 1891-05-23
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
FRIDAY EVENING, May %.

FRIDAY EVENING, May %.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
wheat and Barley steady.
Oats and Rye quiet.
Corn advanced.
Bran and Middlings marked up.
New Hay firm and high.
Dried Peas weaker.
Cornmeal and Cracked Corn higher.
Beans unchanged.
Potatoes steady.
Onions abundant.
Butter steady. Cheese weak.
Eggs Arm.
Hen Turkeys lower.
Hare unstable
Fruits unchanged.
Green Peas and String Beans abundant
Rice unchanged.
Provisions quiet.
Meat market well stocked.
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SECURITIES.
New York Markets.

NEW YoRK, May 22.-The stock market displayed
an unexpected activity and strength to-day and the
result of the days operations is TO leave Almost
everything materially higher than last evening.
Al Interview with the eminent German banker,
Beichroder, in which he positively states that the
Importation OF gold into Russia had ceased. gave
the bulls new life. The final gains include Union
Pacific 234, Sugar and Rock Island 29s each, Louis
25s G. C. c. and st. Louis 21s, Cordage rs, Lacka-
wanna Atchs0n and Missouri Pacific 70, Northern
Pacific Preferred "a, Southern Pacific los, Pacific
Mail 1888 Governments heavy. Petroleum-June
closed at 6S58c.
NEW YORK, May 22.-United States Bonds--4's,
1I734 AIS. 100: Northern Pacific, 253s: Cana
dian Pacific. ~: Central Pacific. 3015 Union Pa
cidc 47La: Atchison, 3l1a: wellsFargo. lao; West
ern Union. S01a; Silver. $3.50; Sterling. 81 SAG
4 SO.
NEW YORK May % -Wheat-Cash, 81 1885: Jny,
81 08ss. Flour-Steady. Coffee-Sl7 10. Sugar
2BsG3ssc Hops-Pacihc Coast, % @32 1sr. Hides
l31Ac. Copper-Lake. $l2 80. Tln-Spot. $50 80.
lima 6S5ac
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Exchange and BuIIion.
Shipping Note..

Steamers to sail to-day are the San Pedro for
Panama, the George w. Elder for Portland. the
Humboldt for Humboldt Bay, the Point Iona for
Grays HarbOr. the Point Arena for Mendocine, the
Scotia for Tillamook Bay and the Corona for san
Diego. The Eureka falls due from San Pedro, the
oregon from Portland and the Emily from Coos
Bay.
The German bark Otilde, sS7 TONS loads Lumber
at Portland for the United Kingdom or Continent,
AIS Sd.
The Portland takes for Mollendo 10000 Railroad
Ties. valued at 5000.
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4. Cook and His Clock Game.

E. II. Cook, who was recently arrested for
conducting Photographic gambling con-
triYance similar to the clock game, was tried
in Police Court yesterday afternoon.
Officer G. B. Martin told how he purchased
five shares of stock at Cooks place, on
Leidesdorff street. He deposited So to
cover the maIgin, but by sudden fuctua-
The morning call., 1891-05-23
SHE KNEW THE WORST.

"Sweetheart, you deem me good" said,
As I took BesSie's soft, white hand;
sYou think the life that have led
Has been quite perfect, pure and grand.
aBut ere we wed, my darling Bess,
tell you frankly that my ways
Have been quite devious; I confess
pVe spent some wicked nights and days"
sNay. say ne more" gu tn BeSs, demure;
81 know it ALL know the worst;
Your mother told me. and Pm sure
You told her all your foilies first"
What could say2 This trustful lamb
Had learned that once ! teaSed the cat
And twice OF thrice had stolen Jam
How could deal with faith Ike that?
H. = TONER III Judge.
The morning call., 1891-05-23

than yesterday. May was quiet and comparatively
firm, closing Csc lower than Yesterday AUGUST ns
closed lie lower and December 1sc lower than res
terday. Receipts 2S9 900 bushels; shipments
$4,000 bushels Rye dull at s5c Barley ~ nominal Gnr
CHICAGO, NAV 22.-Wheat. cash. 81 U4 Corn-
57Lac Pork = Sill Lard So So RibS-$5 80.
Whisky-$l 10.
The morning call., 1891-05-23

the moDov. took hasty departure. One of
the bows was seen by citizen, to whom he
told his luck, and the citizen counted his
money for him and found he had $780, The
police are now investigating the case.-NeW
Orleans Times.
The morning call., 1891-05-23
A Digeren.e Of Four uours.

The British ships Amazon and City Of
Benares sailed from this port on December
18th, bound for Antwerp, and both reached
their destination ON the same day, April
Both. The race was won by the City of
Benares, but she had nothing to blow about
as the Amazon arrived only four hours
later,
The morning call., 1891-05-23

ton in the quotations lost the money. The
officer also related how the game is con-
Quoted. The attorney for the defense asked
for dismissal on the ground that no
offense had been proved, and Judge Morley
took the matter under adyisement until to-
The morning call., 1891-05-23
THE STOCK MARKET.

The Hakalau Plantation Company has declared
dividend of 81 per share, payable Immediately.
The Silver Hill assessment falls delinquent III
office today.
The morning call., 1891-05-23
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, May 22.-wheat was unsettled and
lever, opening for July from the same as yesterday,
closing to 3sc lower, and soon declined 15c more,
then recovered sac OF the decline. but, with some
rregularity, again declined the market selling off
1880 this time Ii then reacted, prices advancing
ssc, eased off again and closed about l$sc lower
The morning call., 1891-05-23
Enrlish Wheat Market.
FUTURES

LIVERPOOL, May 22.-The spot market Is quiet
at IS 61lad. Cargoes steady at 44s Sd for of
coast, 44s I'd for Just shipped and 44s for nearly
due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: May. IS Sd; June. IS sgd;
July IS esd: August IS 12d; September IS 734d;
October IS 81.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, May 22-Consols, 95 1915: United
states Bonds-4s 12l34: DO. AIS. 1902: Silver,
441a; Rentes 93f S712c. Bullion into Bank of En-
gland, EAST 600
The morning call., 1891-05-23
The Wool Market.

NEW YORK, May 22.-wOol stesdy. Domestic
Fleece, 34@37c q ID.
PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-wool steady Montana,
2n924c; Territorial, 16022c d 10.
BosToN May 22.--Territory Woods selling at 62@
62c for fine, coo for fine medium and 55G57e for
medium. New California Wool in fair demand at
lSG22c