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Kansas Civ Grain.

lower: No. , hard, old. Zoe; new, 69La06lAc;
No. = red, 63@64c. Corn lower and very weak
No = mixed 3sc; No. 2 white. -4Ic. Oats
steady and in fair demand; No. mixed,
2e027c; No. white, 29c. Receipts-Wheat
$1,000 Blu: corn, 3,G0) pu: oats, 20JJ blu. Ship
ments-Wheat, 5000 bu: corn, 1l,00c blu; oats,
hone.
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Charges His Uncle With Forgery.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-William S. Hur-
ley. of Brooklyn, is the complainant in
Z suit in which he demands $4,000 from
William Miles, his uncle, formerly the
head of the SiXpenny Savings bank.
The action has grown out of an alleged
forgery to contract of the name of Mr..
1urley's father, now dead.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02
BoYCoTTED HY A TRUST
A Grocer Falls Under the Ban of
the Sugar Combine.

the Sugar Combine.
LYNN. Mass, Oct. IA. p. Longley,
the grocer who has been refused sugar
by the American Refining company and
by several Boston iobbers because he
would not adhere to card prices. said
today: 81 have no sugar as vet. l will
make affidavit that the reason assigned
by the Boston jObbers, either by them
selves or representatives of their firms,
was that the trust would not allow them
to sell ME sugar because cut the price
to five cents. No conditions have been
mentioned of late by the jobbers. l
could not get any sugar at all, and moth
ing was said about prices. 1t was SIM
ply boycott with no conditions
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02

CHAs. L. LEWIS & CO., Commission
~ Merchants and Stock Brokers. No. . Gil
f1llan Block, ST. Paul: 9 and Chamber of
Commerce, Minneapolis. Grain, provisions
ana STOCK bought and sold for cash or on
margins Special attention given to out.of
town orders -
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Welcomed With a Salute.

New YORK, Oct. 1.-The Italian man.
,f-war Giovanni Bousan arrived at
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R. III. NEWPORT & SON
INVESTMENT BANKERS,

can money on Improved property N
Paul and Minneapolis
At GPeP Gent ''Ol Or Before.
New Pioneer Press Building, St. Paul.
Reeve Building, MINNEAPOLIS
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WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES.

Through Fast Trains for Chicago. Milwaukee
and intermediate points leave Minneapolis
7:l5 p. m. Arrive St. Paul, $40 a. m: 3:I5
p. m. Minneapolis, 9:l5 q. m; Is p. m.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02

EsfE Leaves for Chicago, ST. Louis and
E;IlilliaiIs down-river points, 9 80 a. IN. :; ar
f<4sESkE rives from same points, o:lO p. l.
t&lpsslss38saal daily, except Sunday.
Leaves for Chicago and st. Louis. .:5 p
n. ;arrives from same potts, 10 q. VI. dlI.,
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Governmental and State Bonds.
Government bonds dull and steady. State
bonds dull but firm.


L. 5. As reg. lila
+do Is coup. ia
*do IS reg. 100
*Pacihc Is of '95. 107
*La. stamped As. 93
Tenn. new set. Us. III
do IS. ....... :. lnl
do IS. .......-.-. T5s
Can. South. 2ds. 10ll
seen. Pacific lists. 1a6
I'D. e. r. G. lists. ISL
do As. -. -..... S4l
II. G. West lists. ISL
Erie 2ds. 100
NJ X. d Y. G.. 6S.. 197
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bs'G5a.n'

bsnso IN (Willmar, Morris, Brownsl ,e.,,
y. Valley and Breckenridge oo''' p III
bs:3oa. m. Fer. Falls Fargo & G. Forks b610 p. m
b3;3Op N. Osseo, Clearwater x StCloud bliss a. m
bS:3Op.m. Anoka ST. Cloud G. Willmar blO:55 a. IN.
b4:50p.m. Excelsior and Hutchinson. bliss q. III
Willmar. sioux City
Sioux Falls, dWatertown,
dJuron Wshpeton, cab
a6:oSp.m. erdeen cEllendale FAR : a7:1j a. m;
go, bCasseltcn, Grafton
Winnipeg sat Pacific
Coast
tAnoka, st. Cloud, Sank
Center, Fergus Falls Far
a.40p. m. 60, Crookston, G. Forks ! a6:55 q. m.
Great Falls, Helena
Butte and Pacific Coast
columbia Falls, Kalis-l
a7:4Op N. pell. Bonner's Ferry Lib a5:j5 a. m.
Thy Creek and Spokane.
(Dulntb, W. Superior, Elk)
ol'oSp.h. River Milaca. Hinckley b71oo p. m.
Princeton, Anota.<
a. daily; b, except Sundays C, Monday Wednes.
day and Friday; d, Sunday, Tuesday and Thures
West Superior; buffet sleepers. dining cars
palace sleepers and Tree colonst sleeping cars
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REAL ESTATE.
q eZxzzsa HsgEssz.szzzzsz

$4,000 for 8 fine Pson mouse .s Of
large alcove. This house
is not quite finished, but
will be ready for occupancy
on October 18th. All ma
terial used, as we'll as all
workmanship, first : class.
Lot 3Ox75. Only Is min.
utes' walk from court house.
Will sell to right party
with reasonable first payt
ment, balance monthly, Z
| per cent interest.
$4,000 For sss ost', ss f 6s s;s
toms Bluff. You only have
to step across the street for
the cable line. Building is
newly painted inside and
outside, decorated tastes
fully, and the best value
for the money to be had in
st. Paul. Lot 4Ox125{
Good stable and carriage
shed. [ shall be glad to
show it to you.
$1,000 For finest sn ct, of 5n t Rf':
Anthony Hill; 4Ox15O3
south-facing on Leslie ave.
nue.. You should see it,
It is doubtless the best
building site in the city for
the money. All cash.
| S825- on Lafond
VOAV street, between St.
Adams and Grotto, 4Ox125
to alley, Need | say morea
@hE0-Corner St.Anthony
VVOV and Oxford, south.
facing, on grade. Cheap
enough? Easy terms.
Qh7h-Fine Lot on Ed
YoiO mund street.
@hh0-Fine Lot on Thorn.
VVVV as street.
S437.5O - Gho2,.1 Lot stree. on
QA17 E0-Fine Lot on
VTAi'UV Magnolia street.
9312 h0-Fine Lot on At
YOAA'VV lantic street.
G0Q7 h0-Fine Lot on
VuOi'UV Harrington ave.
nue..
S237. 20 Fine Fine Lot on
4lOA.OV West St. Paul.
The above prices will
hold good only until Tues
day evening, Oct. 4th, 1892.
After that time prices will
positively be advanced fifty,
per cent $50 9o).
[ have a very large list
of dwellings, ranging from
1880 to $4,000, contain
ing just what you want.
Call and examine it.
- 90. 90 For showing any
400 of these Lots.
Do you want to buy? Yes!
Then you want the best
you can get for your money.
If you think [ cannot give
you that, why, you go
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IN. X. d II. q. 5s. 46s4
Mutul Union Gs. III
Nj. G. int. cert. .111SS
n Pacihc lists. ZIG
do IDS. ....... ia
IN. W. consols. l3S
! *do deb. IS. los
lSt. L. d l. NJ. g.. IS S5I2
tSt.L. d S. FIG. NJ. ITO
st. Paul consols. 1852
Est. p. G. d. P.lsts.1 19
7. p. l.. G. II. r.. IS
r. p r. G. L. H.. 32A
i*Cnion Pac. lists. 106ss
West Shore. 102A
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LPHVU
Through Trains. ST. Paul.
GREAT NORTHERN RAIL WAY

CjtU Offinac rs East Third St, ST. Paul;
VIZ VnioVo 800 Nicollet Av., Minneapolis;
and Union depots In both cities.
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*3id. Tex div.
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~ 90 For showing any
O.OO of these Lots.
Do you want to buy? Yes!
Then you want the best
you can get for your money.
If you think l cannot give
you that, why, you go
somewhere else. But give
me a chance; that's all 1
ask.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-22
THE STREET COMMITTEE.
Behrend JOOst Lectured by Bur-
ling and Taber.
Petitions for Railroad Franchises TO Bs
Submitted TO the Boaid without Rec
ommendation.

The Supervisors Street Committee met
yesterday morning, Chairman Taber pre-
siding. The protest of property-owners
against q pipeSewer on Sixteenth street was
received and placed on file. The petition
OF property owners for the removal of OBJ
struetions from Twenty-fifth street, be-
tween San Jose avenue and Dolores street,
was denied. To do the work commission
would have 10 be appointed, and the com
mittee did moi think the expense was war
ranted. Behrend JoOst's petition for q
change of grade on FalOu avenue and
DauveTs street and at the corner of Moss
street and Fallon avenue was placed on file,
and Burling took advantage OF the oppor-
tunity to rake JOost for his obstruction Of
streets out in that direction, and Taber
said 1t was about time that he respected the
orders of the board Joost had been
ordered, the chairman said, to repair Har-
risOn street. between Second and Third, in
accordance with the terms of his franchise,
and he had lot done it.
The appeal Of prOperty-Ow from the
assessment levied on them for paving Fiji
teenth street, between Valencia and Mis-
sion, was set for hearing on August1.
Superintendent Gllleran sent in a COM
muncatiOn as follows, recommending ex-
tensions of time:
days 10 grade Eighth street. from Townsend 10
Brannau; 30 days 10 pave Berry, from Fifth TO
SIKH; 80 days 10 pave the crossing OF FitberI
aud SanSome; 80 days 10 pave the crossing Of
SSnsome and Nalel0; 10 /. Z. Clery, 80 days 10
lay stone sidewalks on Jones. between Sacra-
MEMO and Clay; 10 W. y. Staey, 80 days TO
grade Fifth avenue, between California and
Clement.
Recommending the acceptance Of Bush, be-
tween Pierce and Sco,t; Fern avenue, from
Larkln 10 POLK; Fell. from Devisadero to Br0d-
erlck; Franklin, from Turk TO Eddy; Central
avenue. from Bush 10 Pine also from California
10 Pine; crossing Of Central avenue aud Suffer:
Nineteenth, from Mission to Valencia: crossing
OF Central avenue aud Pine; crossing OF Bush
and Central avenue, larkiu. from Broadway to
vallejo; Townsend f,Om Second TO Third.
Il was decided to report in favor Of the
communication.
When the order granting r franchise 10
the Ferries and Cliff House Railway Com
Dany to extend its tracks to the seawau
came up for consideration Burling moved
that II lie over for two weeks and that the
lie Roy franchise be recommended for
passage instead. He argued that the latter
should be given precedence because it would
permit tho building Of road over streets
In tna Mission and Richmond districts
II was decided that both franchises, to-
gether with that of the North Beach and
Mission Railroad Company, over Precits.
Ripley and Columbia places. be submitted
to the board next Monday night without
recommendation.
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And pray, Captain Rutherford. what ever
became of little Dappep"
The captain raised himself 50 sitting
posture.
"Dapple! Dapplep' he called. ''eems to
mel"
From the forest shadows near at hand a
small gray pony came ambling forth.
Nine. LenOir's companion, advancing with
the clsret cup IN her slim white hand, ut
tered sharp little cry, and wasted ali the
luscious liquor on the Tnstling leaves at her
feet.
"Oh. Dapplel Dapplel" she cried.
DRpple heard the sweet voice and knew
II IN an instant He broke into joyous
neigh and shot like an arrow for the young
lady's side. She caught his shaggy head
and held il close TO her bosom, sobbing like
the silly child she was.
'Oh, Dapple, my pretty Dapple, have 1
found you at lastP"
Nine Lenoir, compromising the denoue-
ment. looked on with giisiening eyes.
Two weeks later the pleasant party was
breaking up. Madam and her party were
going back TO France.
And now. Irene" said the captain, "h0w
is it to be? win you not listen to My suit
or accept my life? Then you will not be
forced to part from Dappe again She is
mine by the right of possession. / cannot
give her up. Come, now, give your final
decsion-ars you willing TO part from me
and Dapple foreverY'
Irene looked up with her old clarifying
smile.
II could bear to part from you." she said
wickedly, but never again from Dapple
If you take Dapple You will have to take
her mistress, too. Captain Rutherford"
And the captain made no objection.
month later saw Danple'S mistress his
wife.
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erator-cured. 1s15@I3s4c: Lard. tIerces. Eastern.
si knds SsSSSci cases. 1O14@1Os4c: California
pals, ION, 1OI@c: do 5ip. Ios%c. Kegs efzOSio.
ismiv he do bee5 sa 6oSs: extra do 50 5000;
extra prime, sl5@l5 SO; extra clear S2o6S9 S1'.
ness mess' Sli oOg1S q n; Pig PORK = Key SS13 "a:
l2c z 10 w. '"'VNe" DeeA' II f2S
h01Is-ouoted at 15c bid ana I71kc asked as
nominal quotations for the new crun
HIDES AND PELTS-Heayy sailed steers 7A7Lc
go, ~; Redlan &c light, 494I5e: COwhides, 4Lac;
MP &c; Sslted Calf. 7c; dry Hides usual seec
ton &c; dry Kips, &c; dry Calf. Sc; prime Gost
snmme Sog 99e each Kids, 5@lOc; Deerskins good
zoe; SheepskIns, sheariIngs lO91l5c. short wool
a a 'oc; medium, 100000; long wool, 9Oc9sl 40
eacn- Cuiis OF all kinds about "a less
IALLoW-No. l rendered. 434I4c; No g Sih0
31ac; refined. 616I4c n 10 az
NoOi.-Sprlng Wool is quoted as follows: South
srh anu san Joaquin years clips llMl2Lzc p 10;
40 seven months. 120l5c 2 n: Foothin 800 lac
cnolce Northern. l79l9c; Humboldt and Mendo-
emo, 2UtG22c; Nevada. l5@17c e u; Eastern Ore
gon, I5Gl7ci Valley oregon, ls92Oc p 10.
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Genera! Merchandise.

BAGS-Lower, weak and unsettled 81 67s97c;
Wool Bags. 36QD38c.
OII-California Castor oil, in cases. No. l. 81 IS 1
No =, cases, 81 20, bbS zoe (manufacturers ratesl
Eastern do, 81 20 California Lin seed bbls, boiled
Soc: raw, 4se; cases. 2l2c more Cocoa, 5OG55c
y gall; China Nut. 60@57c q gall Eastern Lin
seed on IN bbls. Sic; do raw, 49e p gal, cases
2I@c more: Lard Oil, bbIs. 72I2c: cases soc q gal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lS12c q gallon; EoceHe
2l12c; Downers ~ lac; Astral. 3 c; 1892 Elaine
23lac: Pearl. lS12c. Water White. refined bulk
lie; Headlight IT'S cases csc; Mineral Illuminating
300 25c in cases: Standard llO' hre test. lie p
gallon In cases tcapsl II nc faucets &c in butS
GASOLINE, ErC.-63' Benzlne. bulk, l21ac = gal;
Gasoline. bulk, 25c: cases 29c p caI
tlty.
RED LEAD AND LIrHARGE-71ac q u FOR any
quantity
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES st soc n gal
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash; Cube. Crushed. Powdered
anu Fine Crushed, all 55sc "a 10: Dry GTanuate1.
sac q II; Confectionery A 51sc; Standard A.
418e; Magnolia. 45sc; Extra c. 412c; Golden C.
sec; ID. 4!4e G 10 half bbs, 14c moro than bbls,
and boxes loo
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NEW YORK. July 2I.-The stock market was
more active, though entirely professional the pru
cIpal activity beng in sugar, Burlington orth
western. The close rather heavy and quiet
Governments dull and tIm. Petroieum-August.
52Iac.
NEW YORK. July 21.-United States Bonds as
1l61a: do. rs. 100 Northern Pacific 20: Cana
dian Pacihc. SlA; Central Pacific. so; Union Pa
clio. 3SI4 Atchison ana Santa Re. 367s; Wells
Fargo. l44: Western Union. "a; Silver, soc;
Sterling. 81 s71a@4 81.
NhesJ August. sec. Flour. steady. Coffee
SIP 40. Sugar. lI-i693 Lice. Hops-P ae hc
Coast, lSG24c- Hides i3c. CODDer-Lake. Sl1 on
$40. Petroleun-AugHst, 521zc.
HOPS.
Hops remain quiet aCd unchanged. The cable
crop reports are less favorable Vermin has ap-
peared in Engiand's hOphelds. The German crop
estimates cut OF 20 per cent
RAIsINS.
Bids we're made the past few GAYS at &c for two
crown California Sacked kaisius. The same goods
sold at 334c week ago Five hundred cases OF
standard California Crawford Peaches sold spot at
81; 1000 Lemon Clings at 81 10. TO arrive.
BRANs.
Dried California Lima Beans to arrive, sold at
81 go r bushel. landed here aud 81 95 was bid for
lots to arrive by the steamer MineOla.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
COfee-Steady with slight changes Sales 70 500
bags. July, $l2 30; August, $I2 So; September,
$i2 40
sugar-Firm and unchanged
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M. j. SIMMONS, AUCTIOaEER,

WILL SELL THIS DA1,
Friday, July 22, 1892, at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
at the residence, D HOllis ST., cor Ellis,
bet. Buchanan and Webster, all of the
Nearly CIV and Superior farior, Bed and
lining Room urn ture. Body Brussels
Carpets, Fine Pictures, locks and Orna-
ments, Lace urtains, Portieres. China,
Glassware, etc.
-...CoNPRIsISG IN PART.
Extra Fine PariOr Set. in rich ebony frames and
elegant plush covers; odd Parlor Upholstery Body
Brussels Carpets. with borders and rugs; Handsome
Marble Clock and ornaments; Lady's Cabinet Oak
Writing Desk; French Chenille Porteres and Cur
tsins: Walnut and oak Bedroom Sets with French
beyei mirrors: Fine White Hair Mattresses and
other Bedding; Fed and Clipper Lounges; Oak
Stdeboard with Extension Table and Chairs: Fine
Crockery and Glass ware; Winthrop Cooking
Range, with fixtures and water-back complete:
LinoIeum; Han and Stair Carpets: Walnut Han
Stand. The above goods have only been In use
about months q I VI. }. SIMMONS. Anc-i nneer
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-22

Oakland, lot on line OF FELTON, street 125 w OF
Ssais 81 20 by 1925. block 43, Matthews
Tract, Oakland Township: gift.
+. NJ. and Mary X. Smith OF Oakland to y T.
holmes Jr. OF Oakland, lot line OF FELTON,
street, l25 OF Calais. w 81 IS by 1872: % block
50, Matthews Tract, Oakland Township: $40
Myron L. Wurts OF Oakland to Walter l. Stowell
OF San Francisco, undivided half OF lot on line Of
Lincoln avenue. "a w Of Pine street w 81
LAO, Z A, 40 80 100 10 beginning block C,
clinton Mound Tract. East Oakland: SO
Henry Parsons TO Charlotte Gray lot on 6 line Of
university ayenhe. SO3 w OF Shattuck w 81 by
i9O' BLOCK l. Tract A, Berkeley L. q I. 1. AssocIs-
tfon, Berkeley; gift.
George $. and Carrie Il. Paf OF PetaIuma TO
charles A. Bailey OF Oakland. lot line Of Chap
nlng way. % + OF Ninth street, 59eby 100 Diock
49, Raymond Tract. Berkeley; so.
william and Grace Preston OF Alameda to Bacon
Land aud Improvement Company. lot 10 block ID,
reSubdiviSion OF Haight Tract. Alameda; $40
william w. Ntckals OF Oakland to Julia Niesals OF
oaktand-In consideration OF the sum OF $40 900 to
Juiia Nicsals, she releases, surrenders and Quit
claims any right 10 property owned by either party
lreferrlng 10 deed abcye); s..
BuiIders' Contracts.
Bender Bros. with r. Doyle & Son. lot on 8 line
Of Vxuar fS-f ctr ~
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California Eruit.

CHICAGO. July 2l.-Porter Bros Company sold
to-day six carloads OF California Fruit as follows:
Bartlett Pears $2@2 So: Purple Duanes 81 $50
so; Tragedy Prunes. So 55@g3 IS: small stock
- 30; Washington Plums. 81 20: Figs ST. rs: half
crates Fontalneblcau Grapes. 81 90: Nectarlnss
81 20: Early Crawford Peaches, 81 Zeal 30;
Decker Peaches, 81 206I so: Foster Peaches
81 As; German Prunes. 81 5OS3 Apricots very
ripe $ 500 90: Aagnum Bonum Plums 81 b5:
Peach Plums, 81 40; Hales Early Peaches, $500
81 40
The Earl Fruit Company realized the following
prices Tor California Fruit sold at auction today:
Tragedy Prunes, 50 40: German Prunes IS 10;
Peach Plums. 81 6OG2 rs: Royal Hatfve Piums
- So; Purple Duane PUms. - 5j6G2 rs; Japan
Plums, 81 35@2 a.; Bartlett Pears, s. 25G2 30;
Royal AprIcOts. 81 3O9l SIS: Red NecIarines
81 40; Esriy Crawford Peaches, 81 25a1 so; Foster
Peaches. 81 50: Pigs. OveE-ripe. S5c: half crates
FOntaDeb!eau Grapes, 81 %.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-22
Licensed to Marry.
OCCIDFNTAL HOTFL-

Licenses to marry were issued yesterday
to the following-named couples:
Eddie L. Hays and Clara Matthews, 23-16.
Lars II. Burman aud Mary EngIund. 46-39.
william A. HeatbcOts and Dora Hall 34-24
george Enders and Sophie Band, 29-24.
Harry L. Kroeber aud SaIlie ~ DounolIy
1876 N
Fred 4. Ogle and May Farreily. 23-I9.
theodore Wettig and Anna b. Voiz. 48-49.
GusFase *. Brandt and Mary Gibbs 37-52
wong Sin lew and ChoY Kim, 1920
Edward Clarke and Nellie MorTissy 2S-29.
LOUIS Swabacker and Goidina Gump. 32-1o.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-22
Shining Notes.

Steamers TO sail to-day are the Alameda for Hon
olulu. Apa and Sydney. Empire for Nsnaimo and
Gypsy for the Salinas River. The G. w. wetmore
falls due from Departure Bay anu Eureka from
Newport
Tn bark Rufus Z. Wood, 1906 tons, loads Coal at
Mans imo Tor Alaska
Latest Wheat charters are: British iron ship Liy
erpoot, 1880 tons. United Kingdom, Havre. Ant
werp or Dunkirk. 25s: British iron ship DUndonaId
2ll5 tons. same options. 25s Sd.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-22
GOOn-SIGHT.

Goodnight Ihave to say goodnight
To such host OF peerless things
Goodnight unto that fragile hand
All Queenly with Its weight OF ringsi
Good-n ight TO fond. uplifted eyes:
Goodnight 10 chestnut braids or hair
Goodnight unto the perfect mouth
And ali the sweetness nestled there.
The snowy hand detsins me; then
I'll have TO say goodnight sgaini
But there Will come q time, my love,
Whom Il read our star Alright,
shall not llnger by this porch
With NV adieus. Till then good-Dightt
You wish the time were now? And l.
You 10 not blush to wish II so
You would have blnshed yourself TO death
To own as much year ago,
what, both these snowy hands, All. then
III have 10 say goodnight agatui
THOMAS BAILEY ALDRICH.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-22
San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers TO dealers ars
follows:
BEEF-First quality. 61ae; second quality &C.
third do, 312G4lac.
YEAL-Large. $685. small Calves 6G61le
MUTTON-We others. &c; lives. 71ac-
LAMB-Sprng. 9La9l0c = 10.
PORk-Liye Hogs, sos I4c q 10 for heavy hard
granted: 513Q55sc for light average do; STOCK
Aogs, 412eg444e dressed DO. y OSLO 8. ID.
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Cbicsgo Markets.

CHICAGO, July 2l--Wheat was fairly active and
opened 1s9l4c lower. advanced l@Isse on unfa-
Vorable crop reports from the Northwest stronger
cables aud a better export demand Win a feeling
Ia prices low enough 10 warrant a reaction and COW
ering by the shorts and the execution OF half a
million bushels TO stop loss order, declined
Use on lower continental cables and efforts OF the
longs TO realize profits the advance. and closed
easy at 14G@sc lower than yesterday. Receipts
10000 bushels; shipments, 236 900 bushels. Rye
CSC. barley. 65c.
CHICAGO. July 2l.-Wheat-Cash. 7eI5e Corn
SOFAS fork-Sll so. LaTd-S7 l71a RiDs-$7 As.
MhiSky-Sl Is. - -
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DELINQUENT SAFE NorICrq

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE.-UTAH CoS.
- soldatsd Conpany-Location OF PRINCIPAL nlacs
or business, San Francisco Cal. Location 81 vyorss
Nrgi City, storey County, New
Notlce-Ihere are delinquent upon the fOIIowinr
described stock, on account OF assessment No -
levied on the seventh day or June 1892 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the resDectivs
shareholders, as follows: -9F-N'''9
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
THURSDAY EVENING. July q
sunMARY or THE BARBErx

THURSDAY EVENING. July 81
SUMMARY or THE hARKErx
Wheat firm.
Barley dull.
Oats very strong.
Corn and Rye firmly held.
Corn products advanced.
Hay In heavy supply.
Lima Beans higher. CoIored lower
Dried Apricots and Peaches advanced
Fresh Apricots aud Peaches declined
Vegetables plentiful
Citrus Fruits dull
Gram Bags weaker.
Creamery Butter higher
Fine Cheese advanced.
Eggs unchanged.
Poultry very weak
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MORNING SALES
Board-50 Safe Deposit, 46; so g Water 90
lOO Gal Electric Light. 1879: 100 Preside a Fer.
ries X X, 49, 70 Gaslight, 1865.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-60 Cal Electric Light, I53s;1Osy Water.
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English wheat Mart...

f-HETf'H w Nttt Market.
LIVERPOOL. July 2l.-The spot markse 10 srm
at rs 12d. Csrgoes are higher az s3s % for off
coast, 34' Sd Tor just shipped aud $50 Cd for nearly
due '
TUTURES.
Tie Produce Exchange cable gives the following,
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 RED Winter. IuIv
os otao' August, os ss4d: Septem ber 6s SaI d !:
oe'o1er; os ga November, 6s Sd; December
sECURfTIEs
LONDON, July 2l.-consois. 81 1915: silver
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New York Markets.

ssssd Rentes. ssf s5c. Bullion into Bank of Eng.
land, E96, 900