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Wood MaltG[S, Filing, Crates, Etc., Ete.
 LARGE VARIETY,
 MODERATE PRICES. CHAMBERLAIN & CO.,, Orange and Grown Sts.
AN EEGINEER'S EXPERIENCE.
Another Very Striking Case.

How Engineer Spencer Recovered from a Severe Case of Malaria, Kidney Irrita-
 tion, Rheumatism and Catarrh, with
 Deafness and Headaches, After Being
 Treated One Month with Dr. Roth's
 We'll Known Treatment.
 'When called on Dr. Roth was all discour- aged, for had suffered great deal and had be gun to give up a hope of being myself again, ; said Mr. s. s. Spencer, who lives at "A Leonard street, New Haven, Conn.,, and has been engi neer for the well kuown firm of Strong, Barnes & Hart for the past eighteen years. Mir. Spencer is an old resident and a native of New Haven and his testimony can be relied on. Continuing he said q was all played out. had severe pains in the back Of my neck, under the shoulder blades and across the small of my back
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guaranteed cure for piles of whatever kind CT degree-external, internal, blind or bleeding, Itching, chronic, recent or hereditary. This rom edy has positively never been known to fail, $1 . box, boxes for 36; sent by mall prepaid on re- ceipt Of price. A written guarantee positively gfven to each purchaser of boxes, when puf- chasod at one time, to refund the s paid If not cured. Guarantee isssed by 0. s. Leete ,& Co.,, Wholesale and Retail Druggists. Agents, 2N and S00 State street, New Haven. Conn. Samples nQ " n ' m
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HAMBUHe-LMERlGll PACKET co.

G0N dopdon) and Hanburr. MSrnincsnt
 pew twin screw EfoAnert Of tS-la,Doa h D. Ihs line holds the record for fastest time to Lonoon and the Coutinsot- Spring sailinrr=
 SolumhiA, May e, am FBasmhr !, JuneSa, foam F.Bismarck- una n am s Victoria July- Ga rn. ANtctorfA June O "a m iNorznkonih- Jul i<f an SornanniA Junie. i0axn lcloluu1biA July q, pm Oolunhiay June eS <pm FBisnakrcf. Jul sS. sasn.
 Hamburg American Paoket CO, s7 BNdvsy, NY, CT to M. Zuuder e sem, e1t etsix gtreess Fss Ayssa feF sss zsvsNs oNs.
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Housatonic Railroad,

Train AranFemerf Oonmeuoanr Jan s Ysaz LEAVE NEW HAVEN FOR ANBONlA Al S:ie, e.ss, ieso0 and ia.oo noon r-os. s.se t:is. s:Ss, r:ss and ii.is pn
 LEAVE ANsoslA FOR NEW HAVEN At i2:is. e:<7. ssos, s-os, and U.si C. m. .s.s s.os, tsos. t:<s. e:io. e-s1. s:ao pm Sunday trains leave New Haven ss s:ip Ar. e.So D. p-
 eundW srains leave Ansonh s:is an, s.o p.m-
 Trains for Waterbury leave New Hgyex r.,s io;oo. iasoo noon, s:sS s:ss, F:s pm eundsy- TrAtns leaving New Haven st s.xs s,So a and f:is p. m connect hs Botkorc fer aIlrsotrts CD th. Housstontc R Rand the wsN HADergen from the Hcusatunkc R R srrsv, Ii, Hsv aAvea q s.sR c m- fa:<x, t:it end
 WILLIAM H. .eTKvKNeON.
 Vtoa Proa. and Gen Hnnarux AE PKnxrN Gen Hssa Lrrrt
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oRAToRIO OF THE CREATION

oRAToRIO OF THE CREATION Te be Sung at the Second Congrega-
 tIonal Church, Fair Haven-D1stin-
 guished Voices.
 Two special services appropriate to the season will be given at the Second Congre- gational church on Sunday evenings, May 29 and June 5. The music will be largely l from the first part of the oratorio "The Creation" PROGRAM FOR MAY g.
 Representation of Chaos. Organ Solo
 Chorus And the spirit of God moved upon the l water.
 l AirENow vanish before the holy beams. l Chorus-Despairing, cursing rage
 Hymn sssNBefore the heavens were spread l abroad.
 Hymn ass-Lord of all beings, throned afar.
 Solo and Chorus-The marvellous work. | Sermon. n.........................Re Rev. D. M James
 AirERolling in foaming pillows.
 Hymn 218-Kingdoms and thrones
 Benediction.
 l Organ postlude.
 The quartette, Miss Neva Elwood Squires, Mrs ) | M. A. Griggs, Mir Edward E. Woodstock and MT ! J. Austin, Mrs Malcolm Booth Miss Jennie E l kIOck MISS Mary C. Aloen, MISS Aihuou 1.SoJ , l Morton and Mir. Richard J. North. Mir. Herbert | HodgsoD, organist Mrs. M. A. Griggs, director l The same singers will take part in the cantaIa o l the 'tRose Maiden to be given at the "hoss
 Fete" June 1s at the Dwight Paee ns church an, to
 Miss Gertrude Sanford, accompanist List of Patents. List of patents issued from the United State 3 patent office on Tuesday, May A, 1892, for tn
 state of Connecticut. furnished us from the ofac
 of Earle & Seymour, solicitors of patents, s6 l Chapel street. New Haven. Conn.,:
 c. M. Rreining, New Milford, check book. |, l ana handling hats n T. Corscaden, assignor to Stanley works, Ne' U Britain, anti-friction hinge. J. J. Godfrey, assienor one-haf to W. E. Ballllt :. Bridgeport, machine fer stripping paste or stra 7 l board boxes. a H. Green, assignor one-haf to G. S. Mille e Hartford, incandescent electric lamp.
 c. E. Holt assignor onehalf to w. Star l. New London, electric actuator for registerin =, | mechanisms. J. A. House, Bridgeport, corset boning impl 2 ! ment. .f J. Kealey. New Haven, lubricator. "a R. Morgan, New Haveu, siphon for water clos e tanks. d A. J. Reynolds, assignor to Stanley rule ar J. level works, New Britain, drive chain link. 'o c. D. Rice, Hartford. assignor to Pope Man s featuring company, repairing pneumatic tires 70 Same, device for repairing tires: "a J. Roche, assignor to Eagle Lock compan ra Terryvile, permutation lock. 10 F. c. Rockwell, Hartford, incandescent Ian O. socker. of A. G. waterhouse Hartford, lightning 6 m rester. m FL Wooster, assignor to Waterbury Bra re company, Waterbury, mold for casting.
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mfsceI1 I1anenms.
Foster Street Sewer Assess

Foster Street Sewer Assess YTlO the Honorable Court of Common Council of J the City of New Haven: Sewers and Pavements, to whom was referred the cost of O Sewer in Foster street. for the as- e ested therein. respectfully report that they have
 That they have caused reasonable notice to be given to all persons Interested in said public i'm provementin all respects pursuant to the proyis- ions of the charter of said city, to appear before them and be heard ia reference hereto;and they fully heard at the time and place specified in said notice, all persons who appeared before them. They therefore respectfully recomm- nd the adoption of the accompanying order:
 All of which is resIsstfpg I sqSTl.sed C. B. MATTHEWMAN, Board of Compensation for Assessment of City of New Haven, April {. 1899. osDKRKD.!That the sum of twenty, nine hun cents Cs., a5sSs) be and is hereby assessed upon the owners of property fronting on Foster street. oersioeai and reasonsSie part of the eIpenss of constructing . sewer fn said street, The names of each party and .,n the sa amount of ticulary stated, viz:
 Estate of Pierrepont B. Foster h George W. Curtis, Starr 2; Bar. I mum trustees; estate of William | L. Foster 1x, Ebenezer Gilbert, Mary E. Foster, trustees, Bt o5 Robert Kempf, 675 George W. Curtis, S.arr H. Bar. num- trustees; estate Of William b. Foster k, Ebenezer Gilbert Mary E. Foster, trustees, 21 ss Michael Carroll i6i 25 Patrick Fl. Fahy, & es Estate of Pierrepont B. Foster k, George W. Curtis, Starr H. Bar. mum, trusteesi estate of William |. Foster k Ebenezer Gilbert,
 Mary E. Gilbert. trustees, ip& 2s Michael Cannavan, e 90 Jeremiah Sullivan, lT % Ellen T. Reynolds (Connelly), Iss s5 Frederick Coos. 65l3 Adam PreIelomoweiz, ss os Essats Ens1as ANSssh of %siiii.m L. Foster h '""
 George W. Curtis, starr H. Bar.
 mum, trustees; estate of Pierre
 pont B. Foster K, Ebene1er Gfl-
 bert, Mary E. Foster, trustees, l5e % Estate of Pierrepont B. FosterK
 George W. Curtis, Starr H. Bar
 Pos,ss E Essssssa ssssss Gt siSsr Gisa%
 Mary E. Foster, trestees, CT os Ellen Carr, Gfb Robert Carr, 70 co Mary A. Ginty, 70 co Ann Donohus, wife of John Donohue, sa %
 sesss s
 fn Court of Common Council, read, accepted, order passed and assessments ordered laid 6s re 4nuroyed May % ises Payable May %. iss2.
 Asssss Asss copy '' '''''as EDWARD peysEs,.
 Wak eG G8t
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Rathnnv

May 25.-The personal estate of the late Charles and Julia French will be sold at auction
 Tuesday, May 31.
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Government BOnds. The following were tho quotations for United States bonds at the call to-day:
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New London to Long Island,
 Steamer Sarah Thorp from Msy slEz72ziEz S9oth, leaves R. R. wharf New Tnr- don, week nsyss al is<s p Returns resrhIns New London about oooa- Capt O M GRlFFYNGs
 myes sm Gre~uporf- N "
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lCn IS r6Sp6CtIULI{ 6uUlIiIgsN. MICHAEL FITZPATRICK, 0. B. MATTHEWMAN, N n HnVTE

Board of Compensation for Assessment of Sew CTS and Pavements.
 City of New Haven, April 1, 1892. ORpERED-That the sum of eleven hundred and seventy one dollars and sixty four cents( 84l be and is hereby assessed upon the owners of property fronting on Columbus avenue between Washington street and N. H. and D. R. R being
 a proportional and reasonable part of the expense
 l of constructing a sewer in said avenue.
 ! The names of each party and the amount Of
 l benefit assessed against each being herein par
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New Haven Local Quotations Furnished by KIMBERLY, RooT & DAY, Bankers aud Brokers, lSS Orange street.
 BANK STOCKS.
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S1,171 6a In Court of Common Council, read, accepted order passed and assessments ordered lad as re ported. Approved May 20, 1892. Payable May 30, 1892. A true copy of record: Attest: EDWARD DOWNES, m26 3d City Clerk.
The morning call., 1892-09-16
BELL MUST WEAR STRIPES.
Rapid Whirl of the Wheels
of Justice.
The Juriss Out Only Three Miuutes-Th
Prisoner Sits in Court and Laughs
at His Victims.

Two Of the quickest convictions on record
in the criminal courts of this State were
made in Judge Murpby's court yesterday
They both affected one person. and that
was the notorious Sidney Bell.
The jury was out only few minutes In
each case, for the reason that Bell made no
defense, and the testimony against him was
very strong.
The first charge against Bell was that OF
robbing' Edward Grove on the night OF
November 2. 1890, on Golden Gate avenue,
between Broderick and Baker streets.
The testimony Of Grove was that on the
night in question two men stopped him,
whom he afterward learned were Charles
Schmidt and Sidney Bell.
Schmidt, who afterward committed sui
eide at San Quentin, put pistol to Groves
head, while Bell went through his pockets
and distracted S45 iE cash and jewelry
worth Sl795.
Bell offered no defense, and Detectives
Hogan and Lees testified that the accused
had confessed the robbery to them.
On this charge the jury was only out
three minutes.
Peter Robertson, the local dramatic critic,
then took the stand.
On the night of November Is, 1891, Mr..
Robertson was on the corner OF Washing
ton and Baker streets.
Suddenly two men appeared and ordered
him to throw up his hands He tried TO
avoid them, and was partially stunned by
a hard blow on the head.
The two men went through his pockets,
and took from them some money and jewelry
valued at 500 The robbers gave Mr..
Robertson parting kick before they fed.
The jury was out about two minutes on
this case and convicted the prisoner.
Bell did not show much concern at being
found guilty as charged, and laughed
heartily when his victims described the
manner In which they had been robbed.
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Crafty Doctors.
Chicago Trihnna.


"There seems little to choose" says a
physician, between the sexes in the mat
ter of desire to take medicine regularly.
and il is often impossible to persuade an
apparently ratlonal-minded patient that a
cure has been effected, that no more medi-
cine is needed, and that nothing but good
diet and careful habits are required to
build up the constitution. A number of
doctors save themselves from falling from
grace by prescribing harmless tonic after
effecting cure, but those who pride them
selves In disposiug of cases by aid Of a
dozen doses or less seldom attain any great
popularity. The often-quoted and much
vaunted practice In China of paying a
physician while his patient is we'll and
stopping his pay during sickness could
never be introduced successfully into this
country because so many people who are
perfectly well are prepared to file affidavits
that they are dangerously sick that no
doctor under the China regime would be
able to earn his board"
The morning call., 1892-09-16

nished with glass tip, the opening OF which
has a diameter of about a sixteenth of an
inch. The force of the water is adjusted to
throw the jet about three feet into the air.
Under these conditions, at little distance
from the orifice Of the tube, the jet will
break up into drops of various sizes, which
scatter themselves Irregularly In the air so
as 10 cover large surface where they fail.
If we now bring a stick Of electrified seal
ing-wax near 20 the jet its character imme-
diately changes. The jet gathers itself
together, and. instead of scattered
spray of irregular drops. 1t is trans
formed into procession of drops.
nearly equal In size and distance from each
other, which fall with great regularity.
The electric excitement appears to so affect
the surface tension of the jet of water that
its action is exerted more uniformly and
regularly. A tuning-fork placed on q
sounding board and set into vibration near
the Jet produces a similar effect.
A practical use is made of this action of
electricity in the siphon recorders which re-
eeiye the telegraphic messages sent over the
ocean cables. The message is recorded
upon sheet of paper by means of fine
stream OF ink discharged from small tube,
which is moved in different directions by
the electric current. The ink in this tube
is electrified by separate apparatus, so
that it is thrown on the paper In fine. reg
uar stream. In this way the tube, OF pen,
does not have to touch the paper at ALL and
all friction between paper and pen Is
ayoidad
The morning call., 1892-09-16
Swearing Grimes on the Innocent.

Mr.. Percival, who was formerly en-
ployed in the Bombay police. describes an
extraordinary conspiracy which has been
brought to light In that city. For a consd-
erab!e time there existed in Bombay gang
of scoundrels. each of whom took 1t in
turns to have severe wound inflicted on
him by his companions. They thereupon
raised great outcry. and charged some
man of meaus with attempted murder
Many citizens OF respectability were thus
blackmailed or brought to ruin and dis
grace. until by a fortunate accident the
gang was broken up. The operation of
cutting the throat OF one Of the victims
chosen by lot was intrusted to a drunken
barber; the wound proved mortal, aud the
injured man, being taken to the hospital
before he died. confessed his crime and gave
the names of his accomplices.
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Blankyille did not appear to take kindly to
lectures. oh, yes. they do. mister. said a
man who was Mayor. Postmaster and hotel
keeper; 'uur folks jis dote on lecters; but.
yer see, there's feller In the next block
has merry -go-round-w OGDEN horses and
a hand organ Mos everybody's down
there t nights l sadly replied that had
best trads my hobbies for some wooden
ones. Don't do that, mister, pleaded the
sympathetic Mayor. II you're goin' to stay
in the show business git trained goose. A
feller was through here with one last fall,
an he js captured the town. Two or three
fule lecterers KUN erlong. but. laws! no.
body paid no 'tention t them s long as that
air goose was in town."
The morning call., 1892-09-16
To Correct Round Shoulders.

By raising ones self leisurely upon the
toes In a perpendicular position several
times day this deformity could be easily
rectified To do this properly one must be
In perfectly upright position, the arms
dropping at the side, the heels well together
and the toes forming an angle of forty-fve
degrees. The rise should be made very
slowly and from the balls OF both feet, aud
the descent should be accomplished In the
The morning call., 1892-09-16
TWO LITTLE FEET.

o life, so prodigal OF life.
O love and destiny at strife,
O earth so full or busy feet,
woods and hills and all things sweet,
Was there no room amidst you all
For two more feet so soft and small?
Dfdst envy me- where thousands sing,
The one bird that made all my spring,
MY dove that had so many ways
of making beautiful LIES days?
No room or rather II may be
Earth was too small { imprison thee.
God only knows. ! know miss
Thy sweet caresS. loving kiss,
The patter OF thy dear small feet,
Thy nand in miue through lane and street;
Will ali that now remains TO me
Is lust precious memory.
Two little feet, meath earth's brown sod,
Two white wings somewhere safe 18th God.
LAURA HARVEY,
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A Trained Goosc In Arkansas.

~ NONlo ooioDc-OemOcrdL-
II was lecturing through Arkansas last
season, and that is why | am still wearing
nay winter suit" sa' d Professor Alfred Pet
tigrew, as he put his name on the Southern
register. In one town l had an audience
Of but seventeen people. including dead
heads. After the agony was over | re.
marked to the prominent citizens who came
forward to congratulate me and strike me
for chew Of tobacco that the people oil
The morning call., 1892-09-16
RuiIders' Contracts.

Isabella Stevenson with W. A. Muller. alterations
and additions OF 4-story brick building, SW cor
ner of California and Montgomery streets; $Il27.
Same with A. J. McNicoll 4 Co., elevator WORK
for same; 1880
tions aud additions OF 2-story frame dwelling 4l0
Taylor street: $3.50: bonds, 5000 L n. HaT-
m nn
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A JET OF WATER.
The remarkable Manner In Which 1t IL
Affected by Electricity.

Scientific American.
A jet OF water thrown into the air seems
at first sight TO be very simple affair and
one that would not repay very close study.
In fact, however. the water jet is governed
by very complex and important laws, which
are as vet not perfectly understood. In
particular. the manner In which the solid
stream breaks up into separate drops at
greater or less distance from the orfice is of
especial interest.
In the cut is represented jel Of water
thrown into the air from rubber tube fur
The morning call., 1892-09-16

same way, without swaying the body ont of
its perpendicular line. Itycan be modified.
too, by standing first on one leg and then
on the other. Initiating ana raising the
chest at the same time is part of the exer-
else, and il persevered in will ultimately
show in increased chest measure ment, de-
velopment of lung power aud a perfectly
straiQht and erect figure.
The morning call., 1892-09-16
English Wheat MarL.t.
FUTUREs.

LIVERPOOL. Sept 16. - The spot market is
dull at 6s 4hd. Cargoes steady at s2s Sd for
of coast, 32s Cd for Just shipped and 32s 6d for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
Tie Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter :
September. 6s I'D; October, 6s: November
Is Id; December, 6s I'd; January, is 2szd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Sept Is. - Consois. 81 3.I6: Silver
3S4d: Rentes. l00i 671ac Bullion into Bank OF
England, SIT ,000
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Sept. l5.-There was less excite.
ment In the stock market than yesterday but the
opening was feverish. Lake Shore and Delaware
and Hudson were the special features each retir-
Ing per cent The close was active aud weak at
the lowest prices of the day.
NEW YORK. Sept. l6.-United States Ronds, IS.
1854; do. 2's. 100; Northern Pacinc 1872: Cana
dian Pacinc. So: Central Pacno, 30: Onion Pa.
cine, $685.; Atchson and Santa re 1854: wells
Fargo. I43: Western Union, 943s Silver, s3sac;
Sterling. - s7p4 49,
Wheat = October. 1890. Flour, steady. Coffee.
sl3 90. sugar. sos 9-l6c Hons - Pacinc
Coast 1S q 22c. Hides. i3c Copper - Lake.
81 TO- Tln-spot s2U 80. Lead Domestic.
NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-Hops are ouiet few
bales OF good quality, 9l Pacifcs, sold at ISc
Values generally are unchanged.
SALMON.
A good-sized block OF red Alaska Salmon 10 ar
rive by ship. almost DUE has been placed at 81 Is.
landed here.
California Prunes. in bags. so to 90s, are offered
at 1Oc.f o. b., coast. French Prunes, early ship
ment, in boxes. at 91ac for 5Y0-box lots.
SUGAR COFFEE
Sugar-Raw and refined, quiet and unchanged.
Cofee-Steady, at to 10 poir Is decline; sales,
2S,600 bags. September, al3 so; October, SIS 10.
Portland's Business.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcuttas 65sG5s4c; Wool Bags 800 $780,
COFFkE-The private circular OF c. +. Bickford
says: "The market is In much the same condition
noted in our previous review OF the I'd inst, and
has been without any feature OF interest. An evil
dent disposition on the part OF speculative holders
OF good unwashed salvador TO solicit offers at fig
ures. which. a few days ago. were promptly de-
scrilton ana to the market generally, without re-
sulting in any transactions. Dealers are well sup
piled. generally speaking. and In view OF the slow
distributive movement are not disposed to make
fresh purchases at present prices The only ship
washed Guatemala on private terms slight I'm
provement has been visible In the New York market,
spot No. Brazil closing steady at l6@l51sc. the
local stock In first hands Is now 24,4O6 bags: 1913
bags Costa Rica. 80 Nicaragua. 1886 Salvador and
1887 bags Guatemala Quotations remain un-
Costa Rica, free from black beans; la1a@2O1ac &C
for good Costa Rica. mixed with black beans; 1874
for good unwashed Salvador Nicaragua and Guate-
mala: 22c p 10 for prime washed Guatemala; 20120
2014c for fair washed and unwashed Gustema1a:
2019@22lac y 10 for good to prime pea-Derry; lb9
laa3e aer mednm Qualities ,Isiaae e tor Ordinary
oIL-California Castor OIL, in cases, No 1, quot
able at 81 Is. bbs. 81 10 tmanufacturers' ratesl;
gal: CHINA Nut. 5o@56e y aaI: Eastera LIN
geo. sse moi = Lsra @ OIL E' oe;s 7ac cases Soc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ls1ac q gallon: Eooene,
23lsc; Pearl, isI5c: water White. renned, bulk,
l2c: Headlight 175o, cases. 23c: Mineral Illuminating
5000, 25c In cases; Standard HOP fire test. lie .
gallon In tcaps 171a faucets and l2c in bulk
GASOLINE. ETC.-63o Benzne. bulk, l21sc p gal;
cases, 1Sc: TAO Gasoline bulk 1896 cases. 19c; 86'
Gasoline. bulk, Csc: cases, 2ec p gal.
WHITE LEAD-Quoted at 715c p 10.
RED LEAD AND LIrHARGE-71sc p 10.
TURPENTINE-Quoteda at 46c y gal.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash; Cube, Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 61sc p 10: Dry Granulated.
5s4c p ID; Confectioners' A, 55sc: Standard A.
63sc; Magnolia size; Extra @, &c; Golden g,
47sc; ID. 4s4c p 10; half bbls. Ac more than bbls
and boxes lac mora
The morning call., 1892-09-16

MORNING SALES
Board-70O Hawaiian Commercial 60c; 100 do
SOC; 100 DO, 40c: 200 do 45c; $4,000 az
Bonds, 9ls4.
AFTERNOON sALEz
Boards Gaslight, TIA 10 Hutchinson
Co, 2; 10 Atlantic Dynamite, 46N
The morning call., 1892-09-16
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. Is

THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. l6
SUMMARY OF THE AARKErA
Wheat and Barley dull
Oats Corn and Rye upc hanged.
Beans declining rapidly.
Hay very weak.
Potatoes unchanged.
Onions advanced.
Butter and Cheese steady.
Eggs firm.
Poultry selling well.
Plums scarce and higher.
Dried Fruit firm.
Coffee quiet and easy.
Vegetable weak and plentiful.
The morning call., 1892-09-16

Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Sept lo.-Whsat was weak, and the
market opened 4c lower. declined Sac, with fuc-
tuatlons within limited range. reacted slightly.
broke Fec, and closed 1sc lower than yesterday.
Receipts 265,U00 bushels; shipments, 423000
bushels Rye, 56Ac. Barley. 67@70c.
CHICAGO. Sept 15.- Wheat-Casn. 721sc. Corn
47c PorK-s9 92k Lard 81 271a Ribs -
"a IS. Whisky-$l 10.
The morning call., 1892-09-16

The WEEKLY CALL contains in ev-
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ter equivalent to three hundred
pages of magazine siza 81 per
year, postpaid