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MIR T. SCHLICHTING. living az No. aDlo
Third Ave New York City, wrote the following
under date Of Dee epth. 1871 Two weeks ago
i was taken with severe pains IN my back. head
chest aud throat, la fact my whole body nchcd
nnd concluded ~ must be tho grip used two
hef. tho third bottlr cured me. Two Of my chill.
drcn were taken tho same way aud two bot.
Ties cured them. Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup Is
worth It's weight in gold.
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-Tcnnyson was first moved % write
verses according % some special in
formation the Boston Globe has recent
ly obtained, when sixteen years OF are
and upon a Sunday while staying home
from church Tho attempt was sug-
geSted by some one else as means OF
occupying his spare time. The task
was undertaken. SO the story goes, and
with such success that the youth was
encouraged 90 try further
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Wtru n politician tho check II mlghtlor
than his word. Texas Siftings
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TuH following question l. now being dts
cnsSed before the bungtowr Debating so
ciciN' Can a oig man aoi-, harder than a
little onct"
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Parasites and Cannibals -"Can any
one In ,his class give definition OF the
word 'parasitc|" asked the teacher
There was no response and she pro-
cecdcd 10 define IL herself ~ parasite
is creature that lives on is fellow
creatures Now, remcmb Der. children.
what Is a parnsitcP" Aud n little boy
with a thoughtful, Emersonian east OF
countenancc stood up and said: ~
parasite Is n cannibal Chicago Tri-
bunc.
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CALIFORNIA FIe syrup co.

8fR FRANCISCO. CA.
LOUISVILLE. IN. NEW YoRK. M
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A SPLENDID INSTRUMENT.
The Sxth-Street NJ. {. Church's New
and Grand Organ.
One of the Finest on the Coast-It
VIII be Called Into Service on
Wednesday Night.

The completion of the new organ that
has just been placed in the Sixth-street
NJ. e. Church is an event of interest to
our whole city. 1t will aid in increasing
the interest in this department of fine
arts and will form another center of at
traction.
Several years since this enterprise was
begun, when the receipts of concert
formed the nucleus of an organ fund,
which has been increased from time to
time until it now amounts to over s., 800.
At first it was thought to put the organ
in the audience-room of the church, but
this idea was abandoned and it was de-
cided to erect an
ADDITIONAL BUILDING,
Twenty by fifty-two feet, adjoining the
principal building on the west, making
one large room on the first floor. with a
fine organ loft above, with pastor study,
choir-room, toilet-room, etc. The plans
were, therefore, drawn by joseph Ough.
architect, and after slight notifications
were adopted by the Official Board and
Trustees of the church. After due notice
awarded to j. E. Harris, who has exc
cuted the work in manner satisfactory
to all. In the meantime the Ladies'
Social Union, having charge Of the organ
fund, appointed a committee to select and
purchase an organ to cost
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
This committee, consisting of Miss A.
c. BOIL, Mrs. G. II. Dunn and the pastor.
Rev. I. c. George, at once opened CORE
spondence with all the leading organ
builders of the United States, asking that
plans and specifications be submitted of
the best organ that could be built for the
money. After a careful study of these
specifications and examination of the
merits OF the builders, the committee mar
rowed the limits to about six of the lead
ing manufactures, including only those
whose instruments were known to be
irst-class.
About this time Samuel d. MAYER. Or
ganist of the First Congregational Church
in San Francisco, invited the committee
to inspect his new organ, which had been
placed in his, church nearly two years
Before by Mrs. Alexander in memory of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Croker. This visit inclined the commit
tee in favor of the Hutchings organs, on
account of their
SWEETNESS AND RICHNESS OF TONE.
And this was confirmed by visit to the
new organ made by Mr.. Hutchings and
placed in the Trinity Presbyterian
Church OF San Francisco. An article in
the New England Magazine giving an
account of Mr.. Hu;chings, his artistic
qualities as builder, and the skill ex-
bibited in the execution of his work and
the perfection, and above all, in the voic-
ing of his instruments. confirmed the
committee in their decision. This opin-
ion was still further confirmed by the
statement of Mr.. Audsley, one of the
leading architects Of London, member
of the College of Organists, who. after
visiting all the great organs of Europe.
except st. Petersburg, on inspecting the
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. w. Drury is visiting in San Fran.
cisco.
Mrs. W. F. Preston is visiting at
Fresno.
Mrs. J. G. Mansfield is visiting hel
parents in San Francisco.
Emmett McNamee of Folsom Yesterday
went to Bartlett Springs.
Manager Z. w. Masiin of the State
Board or Trade is in the city.
Rev. A. c. Bane and family are stop
ping IN the city for few days.
Editor I. j. Mcfarland of the Folsom
IeIeg.dpd was in the city yesterday.
John Mackey, Superintendent of the
Rancho del PaSo, has returned from the
East.
Miss May Pritchard has gone for a few
weeks visit to her fathers farm in Ne.
vada.
superintendent E. r. Pierce of the
State Normal School at Chico was in the
city yesterday accompanied by his wife
on Sunday County Treasurer Lyon
Auditor johnson and License Collector
Bates We're the guests of Warden Aull al
the Folsom Prison.
j. l.. Robinette, delegate from the Sac
ramento typographical Union to the In.
ternatlonal Union, recently in session al
Philadelphia, returned last evening.
Mrs. Cherry J. Reynolds of Los Ange-
les and Mrs. b. Masounette of San Fran
cisco are guests of Mrs. Fl. L. Sarchett fol
lew days. Mrs. Sarchett has lust re.
turned from visit to San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: William A. Ralston, Chico; e.
Il. Scott, G. P. Stacey, Chicago; George
W. Penter, Portland; Il. L. Goodlander
Memphis; s; II. Bell, Minneapolis
Y \
Phelps, M. Seelingsohn, Oliver Jurgen-
son, John Fl. Hawley, New York; &. w.
stevens, James Ii. Barry, C. f. AVER. S.
Levine, p. NJ. G. Mclean, San Francisco.
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FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
A Company Election Not Indorsed-
Bills Audited, Etc.

A Company Election Not Endorsed
Bills Audited, Etc.
AT the regular monthly meeting of the
Fire Commissioners last evening reports
from foremen of the various CONSUMES
were submitted.
The election of W. 81. Jennings as as
sistant foreman of Engine Company, No.
2, by the members of said company, did
not meet with the unanimous approval
OF the board, and the matter will receive
further consideration from the board.
A long petition was received from
property-o Owners in the vicinity of Tenth
and w streets asking that an alarm-box
be placed in the neighborhood. The
matter was referred to Chief Engineer
Guthrie.
An invitation was accepted from the
Fourth of July Committee, and the de-
partment will parade ON that day.
The contract for furnishing thirty fire.
alarm telegraph poles was awarded TO the
Friend IL Terry Lumber Company
The following demands were ordered
paid, and the board adjourned: Capital
Gas Company, Sll 20; II. Il. Eckmann,
IS IS: p. j. Coffey IL Son. s. So; A. Men
dis. s. 20: Whittier, Fuller q Co., 90
cents: nrehs Il Co., 81 %; Ii. a. Guthrie,
81 80; K. Watkins, 81 80; j. Fl. Eisker,
Sl4 IS; J. Reese, $40 IS; Standard Oil
Company, 81 50; W. d. Comstock, so
cents; John Heidrath, 35 cents; Paul
Graf, 81 %; Schaw, Ingram, hatcher 81
Co.. 81 50; O. L. Washburn, s.; A. II.
Gullion. 81; Frank Wickwire, SIG 80;
Ehmann 81 Co., 81 %; Brown Brothers,
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The Rat in the Lunch-Box.


EDS. RECoRD-UNIoN: 1 wish to make
correction to the piece published in
your paper under date of June I'D, in re-
gard TO the grievance between myself and
Jacob Gebert / admit that l have been
TO his saloon several times to read the
papers, but the statement that L have sat
in the middle of the room, with my feet
on the table, and called for beer III cham
payne tones, is not true.
Again, it was stated that only the other
day put a live rat in the lunch box.
This statement is also untrue. About six
months ago rat was placed in the lunch
box by an employe of a butcher shop
near by. happened to be in the saloon
soon after. and Jake asked, "Who put
that rat in the loonch-chest? / likes to
find the man." AS he expressed a wish
to have it taken out, and no one else was
willing, l removed it. For that reason
he supposed l had placed it there.
Since then ne has had a grievance
against me. AS | was passing by his
place the other day he stopped me. We
had few words, and the result was he
hit me. If it had not been for $50 pounds
in the shape of man between us, there
would have been more than one that
would have had their attention attracted
from that dog fight across the street."
M G. NOITNG
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BRIEF NOTES

Hop-growers report that the red spider
Is attacking the vines in some of the hop
fields about here.
Oliver Jurgensen, manager for Gustave
Frohman's dramatic company, playing
THE Witch" is IN the city.
Hereafter Sunday vesper services at the
Cathedral will be held at O'Clock in the
afternoon, instead of o'clock.
The case of Elwood Bruner has been
assigned to Judge Wallace's Court for
trial, and the defendant will be arraigned
next Friday.
The temperance lecture of Lou Beau
champ will begin with tomorrow even
ing at the Congregational Church, and
last during the week. They will be free
\. j. Beck, sentenced to two years. inn
prisonment at San Quentin for robbing
W. |. Orth's store, will be taken to the
penitentiary by Deputy Sheriff Fay to-
day.
This evening, at Pioneer Hall, there
will be meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Sunday Evening Open-air
Concert Committee. The various can
wasting committees viii then make their
reports.
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Fruit is coming on nicely, except april
cots, which will be short crop. Head
ing is going Oh lively. The barley crop
will be about a fair average, with good
and plump grains.
MONTEREY.
Salinas-The hay crop is larger and
better one than usual, with barley and
wheat fair average, while some fields
will yield better crops than usual and
some others less. Mountain pasturage is
fine.
San Ardo-The weather is warming up.
All grain crops are ripening well, and
hary esting has commenced. The pastur-
age is very short.
SAN BERNARPINO.
acknowledgements promise to be a
heavy crop in this section. Apricots this
year are unusually large and fine. The
dryers are busy curing the earlier varie-
ties.
HUMBOLDT.
HydesvilIe-A light frost occurred on
the I'D and thunder on the 9th. High
est and lowest temperatures. 720 and So
Potato blight is reported, but it is not
known to what extent. The prune crop
will be short. Rainfall. .07 of an inch.
Los ANGELES.
The weather continues cooler than the
average, with toggy mornings prevailing
during the first part of the week. Light
rain fell on the I'D. The remaining days
All crops would be much benefited by a
spell Of warmer weather. Apricots are
being shipped from the San Gabriel Val
ley and from San Bernardino. Valley
crops are light, but the quality is good.
Peaches promise well.
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CLAY STATION ROBBERY.
The Guilty Parties Believed to Be IN
Custody.

The Guilty Parties believed TO Be IN
Custody.
Two men, giving the names Of Mike
Noone and George johnson, were ar
rested last Friday on suspicion OF being
the ones who burglarized the Postohice
at Clay Station on the preceding Wednes-
day. They lad III ther possession some
thirty dollars worth Of postage stamps,
and the officers have also recovered the
envelope in which the stamps We're
taken from the safe. Postmaster Steele's
horse and cart, which were stolen the
saline night, and in which the men rode
TO near this city, was found close by the
County Hospital.
The men claim they found the stamps
on the road. vt ZemaHs&y's pawn Office
is The silver watch stolen from Steele, but
10 proprietor says he doesn't think
either OF the men under arrest left it
there.
The fact o. these arrests was known to
a RECoRD-UNIoN reporter at the time.
For reasons best known to the Sheriff.
Office, however-Dut which are not yet
#ppaIent-the circumstances were with
held from the press until yesterday.
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So 50; Van VOORHEES, & Co., IS; L. Mont
Neubourg d Co., 81 Al; McCreary Il Co.,
q 81; Phoenix Milling Company, SIS SO;
ID. Ahern, s.; A. S. Lauder, 81 so; NJ.
McElaney, SIS; John Lodge, S.; Weitzel
Son, 9 25; ]. NJ. Nielsen, S.; John
WeitZel, Jr., s.; payroll, SI,9l5.
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[NANIED-LIVE AGENTS FOR OFFI-
w cial edition Harrison and Reid'; Pro-
lection and Value of Protection by Hon
James q. Blaine and Hon. VIM. Mckinley
Jr.; 600 pages, magnifcentIy illustrated; re-
tail, 81 80; immense terms; Mr.. j. L. Harvey
Akron, o., made 434 in two hours; Rev. Thos
Clinton, Everett, Mass, made $15I in one
day; books on credit; freight paid outfit. 25c
or free with reference; write quick. Address
GLOBE BIBLE PUBLISHING COMPANY,
723 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa, or 35S
Dearborn street, Chicago, Ill. je2O-lOt
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MAN WITH PUSH WANTED IN EACH
w city, town and hamlet to introduce the
fastest selling household article on record:
over million sold IN Philadelphia; will pay
competent person S4 per day. Address, with
stamp, w. ii. WILLIAMSON, Al n. Fourth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. tel -2m
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auat-Ena.un.

7 OST-A HORSE AND a MARE; HORSE
IL is gray, With lump under chin, and mare
is sorrel, with two hind white feet and white
saddle marks on back; they were lost three
miles other side of Amador Thursday night
Return to Twenty-ninth and S and be re-
Warded. j. BLOOMBERG Ie2S-3tk
STRAYED-FROM THIRTEENTH AND F.
~ streets, red Jersey COW with spot IN fore
head; all four feet are white; tail is half white
flnder return TO above address and be re-
Wafded. je2S-2t*
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NTANTED-TWO GOOD, LIVE MEN FOR
w outside work. those who can furnish
good reference; good compensation will be
guaranteed. Apply between and O'Clock
A. N. B. 5. SMITH, SOC street.
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EVERYBoDY'S COLUMN.
correspondence of Interest to ii
General Publfc

Under this heading the RECoRD-UNIoN
Will publish short letters from correspondents
on topics OF interest TO the general public. The
matter In these communications will be I'M
derstood TO represent only the views OF the
writers. II communications must De accom-
panied by the name of the writer, not tor pub
lcatlon, unless desired, but as a guarantee
of good faith.-EDSl
The record-union., 1892-06-28

WTANTED-75 HORSES TO PASTURE:
w hrst-cass green feed in abundance and
good care; four miles south OF city. Inquire
OF DIR. q. Nj. DIXON, 700 street, Sacra-
mento. te22-lm
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WANTED - PERSONS LOOKING FOR
w help of any kline, or sober and industr-
Gus men seeking employment, can be satisfied
by calling or addressing the Intelligence"
1917 second street, Sacramento. CHARLES
K. MILLER, proprietor. ap4-6m
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NTANTED MEN FOR FARMS, VINE
w yards. diaries and all kinds of labor
women and girls for cooking and general
housework: plenty OF work for desirable help.
Apply at EMPLOY MENT OFFICE, Fourth
street, K and l..
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w ANTED-FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS
w for Housekeeping; must be between o
anu q street, and this side OF Fourteenth. APP
ply to ii. KITES. at u. II. Cooks store ie2l-It*
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PATTERN SUITS.

There ere 100 Suits in all. Among them are some
handsome novelties of this springs importation They
have been divided in lots and at So Is Suit Lot
2 So 75 Lot 8, So. Lot 4, 81 %. Lot 5, So 80 Lot
g. SO IS Lot 7, $40 80 Lot s, $11 Is. These prices
are just one-half their real value.
The record-union., 1892-06-28

ENOR SAI.E-A RARE OPPORTUNITY
l. Several tirst-class driving horses recently
the property OF DR.. Fay will be offered for
sale at 1900 @ street. These horses are all
Being part of real estate transaction, and
present owner having no use for them will be
sold at a bargain. Inquire at above address
or 1921 seventh street. ie22-7tx
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At 50 CENTS PER YARD

We showing handsome LIGHTWEIGHT
CHENIOTS. They have never been before for less
than IS cents per yard They appropriate for
this season and specially adapted for this climate
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Tor 9ulr.

EOR SALE-A GOOD THRESHING OUT
Il tit; nearly new. Consists of a Separator
Derrick-wagOn and Feeder, Ropes ana Blocks,
and everything complete. Inquire of c. II.
FRY, Walsh Station, one mile east Of tho
Twelve-mile House. jel1-StTuS$
NOR SALE CHEAP-A GOOD TOP BUGGY:
L California make. Inquire at this office
ie27-tf
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JNOR SALE-LOTS 40 OR SOx16O FEET. :
j north side of p street, between Twentieth
ana Iwenty-first streets; one Of the finest lOcl-
tons IN the c1ty-above all possible floods. W.
h. CHAMBERLAIN. 1918 NJ street.
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ITO LET-7o5 NJ STREET-NICEI.Y FUR.
i nished rooms, double and single; reason
able. ie2S-5l*
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XLTANTED-A GIRL TO COOK AND DO
w housework. 1000 Q street. je24-tf
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NEW SERGES.

Just received some handsome weaves in Navy Blue
Serges A inches wide These very popular in the
Eastern market and greatly for street suits. 81
per yard; 6 yards required for the suit
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Q5ertrrnl 51nttrea.

A STEADY MAN WITH $3.50 CAN Sc
"a cure an interest in a profitable business:
the money he can handle himself; references
required. Particulars of w. g. H., this of
nee. je2S-3t*
d EMOVAL-MISS CARRIE b. CORNFS
i i OF the Royal Academy of Music, London
England; Piano and Voice Culture. $40 L.
street. Je27-1W*
MADAME zENOBIA, CLAIRVOYANT,
M oil street. ie23-1W
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90 Eet or Gent.

ITO LET = a NEW, FIVE-ROOM COT
Il tage; bath and pantry, hot and cold water,
gas and patent closet. Inquire 2115 NJ st.2S-31
rNO LET-HOUSE OF ELEVEN ROOMS:
/ modern improvements. $40 Eighth street.
iP2S-1W<
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M ANTED-A GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF
w children and assist in doing light house
work. Inquire at 21l5 NJ street. je2S-3t*
The record-union., 1892-06-28

You buy stylish BEDFORD CORD in sprnq
Shades SO inches wide and have been offered for
less than 5Oo. These are big bargain
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nor SALE-A GOOD PAYING BUSI-
L ness. Address B., this office ie24-tf
The record-union., 1892-06-28

TWO OR THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
1 suitable for housekeeping; also, one small
front room. 7191a j street te28-6t&
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3UuuteH.

XATANTED-BY AN ELDERLY MAN, A
w situation to do chores; can milk q COW
or take care OF horses and make himself gen
orally useful. Apply 1417 Second st. je2S-3ts
The record-union., 1892-06-28

A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION
~ as clerk in a dry goods or grocery store;
speaks French, Spanish and Italian. Address
Il. BEEDERMAN, this office. ie2S-3t*
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ID ANCH FOR SALE-TWO MILES SOUTH
II east OF Lincoln. Placer County; ego acres
choice fruit land; the place is improved; has a
and is inclosed by a substantial fence: the prop
erty was formerly known as Calderwood's
ranch; for sale on easy terms. Apply to MRS
HOLL, her attorney, $50 Fifth street, Sacra-
mento.
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NOR RENT-THE FINEST ROOMS IN
J. the city; either for housekeeping or offices;
over VAN VOORHEES, DRUG STORE. APP
ply at Store. ie22-tf
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ITO LET-2 OR NICE UNPUBLISHED
i rooms, fronting on Capital Park. Apply
at 1921 Tenth street. ie22-tt
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DOR SALE-A BARBER SHOP, DOING
4 trst-class business. Apply 702 X street.
LTOE SALE CHEAP = $4,000 FEET OF
l. irrlgating pipe, dipped, with screw coup
ling. Can be seen at brick kiln north Of depot.
Address W CHI PIN Sacrarnnntn
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i rooms, unfinished, over FABIAN BROSe
store, corner Ninth and j streets; not suitabl
Tor housekeeping. Apply in store
The record-union., 1892-06-28

RIO LET-FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS,
Il the valuable fishing waters near Sacra-
mento, known as Cooper's Lake; there is an
exceptional fine supply of fish, and the isn-
cry is very profitable. Apply TO CARL 81 tto-
BEL, 81 j street. fe1s-1ot&1tw
ESIDENCE. S1418 K STREET, TO RENT.
lO INQUIRE at COOPER;S MUSIC SIOhE.
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rTN0 LET-F0R THE SUMNER MONTHS,
4 sunny front suites; also single rooms with
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GLEEMAN HOUSE -FURNIS HE'D
N rooms by day, week or month; best and
cleanest beds in the city for % and 90 cents.
Corner Third and streets.
The record-union., 1892-06-28

Following are the reports from volun-
teer crop observers, received by Director
Barwick Of the State Weather Service
and published by the Slate Agricultural
Society, for the past week:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-with more favor,o
weather conditions the brick rsds ncr sSss
;.s asrs o'lfs Seo'ss g S'
s. ioas3 2S English Portland 25dt2 Al Rockland
common lime 81 per Dbl, and DO lnshng 81 10 ass
- cHIc6RY- Steady with light transactions a following
prices Eagle granulatSd. sc genuine granua'ea Ter
man Inc faT dsaSd but Without
BAHIA 12ale4c Caracas. 15dl5'2ci Ir1io'o' l'2@ifc
cD6PERAGE sToCK-shOoks and hosshesds are
and heads quoted 5de2 10 sugar shooSs and heads
heads 75as0c shocks and heads So 80 rum pics
IS So 60 empty hogshcads s2 hoops IA feet sSoa
CoRpIGE-in fair demand with prices steady at 19+c
for Manila. and 10Hc for Ssal
COFFEE-Brazn growths on the SPOT were again , ex,
sessively dull with prices wholly nominal No nd Ky
Mid grades quiet steady and unchanged Options deal
ncs were moderately active, but there were no new ea
developed and prices kept wiR and ve1
while later months showed decline Q, POINTS Loca
rcai1ing dscouragng cables, coupled with very moa
crate deliveries had Weakening effect aHHI
London ,e easier IN sO%e cases quota
Us August tes Cd September SOS Cd Amste ha1Gr
April 5-Thc Dutch sale went on at about &c peio"
boxers ES y' auS,s f M9. S Hs 'Hf s5aP@s
seceps in Rio 1000 bags Rio elsor' FSr to
eco bags Rio stock, 72 900 bags Rio market nat IKE
rspts in Santos q days, II 900 bags Ssn1% ssntos
POD 900 bags Santos market quiet sooa WaTca II 600
b Ap sn'h j. s0P is ss5es %,
solSoSS bag; sane nc ADs s = s bags
Zine 1891 73l 600 bags time 1890. l742oOo bags