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The morning call., 1892-08-03
General Merchanaiss.

BAGs-Unsettied and weak. CaIeuttas saslSc;
San Quentin. 6Ise: Wool Bags. 36G3Sc
prices Some Gamers refuse 10 sell al all. The
demand for the East continues brisk. Local
prices for the new pack Apricots, 81 400
] so: Peaches ann Pears. 81 65Gl So: White Cher
ries 81 1892 as; Black Cherries 81 75Gl2; Piums
81 30@l S5. Old goods are mostly confined TO sec
ouds.
TIC: Peas. 75c0sl; String Beans. 9ocGSl p dozen.
COEFEE-is qGieter, the demand having for the
moment been satisfied Quotations are follows:
2l@2ls4c q 10 for good 10 prime Costa Rica,
free from black beans; ls@Ia1ac p 70 for good
Costa Rica. mixed with black beans lS1aGl91ac
p n for good washed SALVADOR 1Sc 2 10 for
2lG21bgc q 70 for prime washed Guatemala: 200
20S4c Tor good TO strictly good Guatemala: l7S3
1880 for fair washed and unwashed Guatemala:
2Ols@S22I2c = n for good to prime berry: l5a
lie Tor medium qualities; 1215&14 "a c for ordinary
qualities; SepI2c for very inferior to common.
COAL-The market has at last taken turn for the
better and IS now nrm. Most kinds show an up
ward tendency and stocks OF foreign Goals are get
ting reduced. Wellington az q ton; New Wei
lington. SO q Southfed W ellington. IS . ton;
Cedar River. Sc so; Seattle. SO so: New
Scotch 81 r ton; Brymho. 81 , ton: Greta, 81;
Cumberland. SIS in bulk and Sl4 In sacks: Penn.
sylvanis Anthracite Egg, sl1 SO; Welsh Anthra-
cite Egg So Canuel. 50 5000 q ton.
FISH-No. l MscKerel is ouotable at Sf2@l3
In haltobls aud 81 1902 In kits; No. 2, s10 In
bols and 81 60@l 75 In kits; Mess Mackerel. IS
r kitPacihe Cod. &c in bundles &c p 10 IN cases. &c
y 70 Tor bOneiess and SC q 10 for bricks: Eastern
Smoked Herring. S5c; Dutch do, 81 506l rs u keg;
Mnitensh. sl0 In half-bbs and S2G2 20 in kits.
TONGUES and Sounds. 81 rs az.
QUiCkSILVER-Quoted at s43 6O@44 2 flask.
RAILS-frices nominal.
suGAR-rhe Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed. Powdered
ana zine Crushed, all $3.50 . 10; Dry GrsHulated.
bI4c n: Confectionery A. 5Isc: Standard A.
%zsc; Magnolia, 4Ssc; Extra g, s1se; Golden c,
&Sse; ID, 414c q 10; half bbls. l4c more than bbs
and boxes b2o more
The morning call., 1892-08-03
CHARGES DISMISSED.
Young Brillaud Discharged by the
United States CommissIsnsr.


The charges against the young French
man. Alfred E. e. Brillaud. for tampering
with the United States mail and for forg-
ing the name Of Ii. +. Baker to q money
order for $50, we're dismissed by Commits
sioner Sawyer yesterday. as there was no
evidence to show any criminal intent on the
part Of the accused.
The facts were very singular. Brilland
had young English friend named Ii. +.
Baker. who left for England few months
ago owing him money. When Baker left
he authorized Brillaud not only to open all
his letters, but to cash any checks or drafts
which he expected to arrive, deduct what
money was owing to him and remit Baker
the balance.
When letter therefore came addressed
TO III. Il. Baker. San Francisco. from some
Portland lawyers. indorsing a postal order
for $50, and was delivered at Brllauds
lodgings, he opened the letter, signed
Bakers name and obtained the money from
Wells. Fargo & Co. Ii subsequently tran
spired that 1t was another ii. +. Baker to
whom the money had been sent, Brilaud
was accordingly arrested. Several promi-
nent merchants testified to his good charac-
ter yesterday. He told his own story in a
straightforward manner, and was dis
charged, upon refunding TO Wells, Fargo &
Co. the $50 and paying the costs attending
the preliminary examination.
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RED AND WHITE.

Some fresh-picked flowers white and red,
Lie on the table near my bed.
The white, saints unfevered rest:
The red the lip by passion pressed.
The one Is holy-that 10 thine:
The Of her, warm as suu-soued wine.
But If the two commiHgied be
Think you I'D find them thus in theef
Around the petals and the leaves
Ny fancy. playing, but conceiYes
Tie image of thy fair. cold lace
With calm Indifference take the place.
'Tis ouly fancy. daring quite,
A waking dream that fills the night,
And makes me ask il e'er IN thee
The red and white could blended he.
RANDOLPH c. LEWIS.
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The Coal Trade.

The private circular OF I. steuart gives the re-
ceipts OF Coal at this port during the first seven
months OF 1892 a: 7l2.500 tons, against 76S 500
tons during the same time In 1891 and 57lI4O in
1890. The circular says: "The Coal market is
showing symptoms OF recovery from the depression
which has prevailed for such \ length Of time
Higher prices are asked and obtained for future
loading OF all kinds or foreign. Stocks of some OF
TIE leading brands OF English Coal having been
much reduced. and the shipments the way being
light. spot prices are firmly held while prices OF
all kinds Of standard brands show upward ten
~
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Herman schussIsr,. Birthday.

Yesterday was the fiftieth anniversary of
the birth of Herman Schussler, the chief
engineer of the Spring Valley Water
Works. Mr.. Schussler was the recipient OF
congratulations from numerous friends.
Twenty-eight years ago Mr.. Schusser en-
tered the service OF the company an en-
gineer but little known; now he is known
all over the Union and recognized as one of
the foremost men in his profession and one
of the authorities on water-work engineer
Inn
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Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day are tire Australia or
Honolulu, Arago and Arcata for Coos Bay Pomona
for Humboldt Bay and Eureka for Newport The
Crescent City falls due from Crescent City.
The schooner Rose SPARKS, - tons. loads mer.
ehsndise for Ensenada; bark Bonanza. 1898 tons,
Lumber on the Sound for Algoa Bay
Wheat charters for United Kingdom. Hayre Ant
werp or Dunkirk are: British iron ship Drumalis
2460 tons 26s; British iron ship Brocadals 1861
tons 26s Sd; British iron ship Kenmore, l46O tons
private.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING. August 2.
SUMMARY OF THE nARgErA

TUESDAY EVENING. August 2.
SUMMARY THE nARgErA
Flour in fair demand.
Wheat weaker.
Wheat fIeIghts steady.
Barley advancing.
Oats and Corn firmly held.
Rye quiet.
Hay in heavy supply.
New Yellow Mustard selling.
Beans huctuating.
Beef and Mutton weak. Lamb lower.
Dried Fruit and Raisins stin.
Oranges ana Lines duh.
Hops tending upward
Hides and Wool quiet.
Honey steady.
Grain Bags weak.
Canned Fruit stsf.
Coffee Quieter.
Coal doing better.
Fine Butter and Eggs firm.
Cheese steady.
Poultry and Game dull
Potatoes and onions abundant
The morning call., 1892-08-03
ON acconnt of danar,rrs fnr rnrnns-
-" "VVV"u1 u uuP'IFulo tut LuIVpo'
The Magnificent Furniture Of Residence,

Nearly New Magnificent Cabinet Grand Uprigns
Rlano, OF splendid tone, cost $500: Very Elegant
farior Upholstery; Divans Easy and Reception
Chafs' IN richest covers and latest style uphoi-
se:y; Elegant Carpets: j Very Elegant Bookcase
anu secretary; Elegant Center Table and Parior
STANDARDS; Rich Lace Curtains: Costly Ornaments:
very EIegant on Paintings, Etchings and Engrav-
ing; Ma gnihcent Antique Oak Folding Bed. very
latest design. with extra size Bevel French-piate
Mirror. cost Sl75; Extra Hair Mattresses. Finest
Bedding: Very Elegant Antique Oak Sldeboard:
Very Elegant Antique OAK Extension Table. Ex-
ira Oak Dining Chairs; Elegant Hatstand: Costly
China and Crystal Glass ware; l Very Elegant Bed
Lounge: i Turkish Lounge; 1 Improved Range.
Best Agateware. with other desirable articles
TERMS CASH. Charming Fiat to rent.
aus ~ GEO. +. LAMSON. AuctfOneer,
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Sent Back to santa Rosa

w. Wallace, who formerly conducted e
restaurant at the picnic grounds near Santa
Rosa. was arrested in this city yesterday.
lie will be sent back to Santa Rosa, where
he is accused of having swindled several
persons by obtaining goods under false
preteDses.
The morning call., 1892-08-03
RnIlher., CnnfrActs

Ely Denniston with r. Rlngrose. TO build on NE
corner OF Twenty first and Valencia streets 90 on
Twents first by IS: $45sO.
san Francisco Savings Union with Smile Bros.
70 bnild NE ccrner OF California and Webb
streets. f % 3 by 1878; 1913 200
Mary Nulhng with John Foster. 70 build on NE
corner Noe and Twentythrd streets, ia by L
rs Is; 1890. q
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b dIeman's Examination.

When the case Of Enoch G. Biddleman,
charged with embezzlement, was called in
Department Of the Police Court yesterday
bis attorney asked for continuance until
the 10th inst. E. S. Pillsbury, who has been
engaged as special counsel for the prosecu-
ton, agreed and Judge Joachimsen granted
the continuance. Bidleman is out on bail
and is. therefore, in no hurry to be examined.
The morning call., 1892-08-03
Not Marion Wilson.

1t was not Marion Wilson who was ar
rested with "Big Neck" Smith Monday
Smiths companion was James Matthews,
Sacramento faro-dealer and all-round
gambler. be says he gave the name OF
Marion Wilson because il was the first be
thought OF.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE.-UTAH CON.
- solidated Company-Location of principal piscs
Of business, San Francisco, Cal Location OF work.,
Virginia City, Storey County, New.
kotice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stocs. on account OF assessment No. Is,
levied on the seventh day OF june 1892 several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as follows;
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Lumber Receipts.

The receipts of Lumber, etc. at San Francisco
during the month OF July reported by the Pacific
Coast Wood and Iron. were as follows as compared
with those OF the corresponding month in 1881
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1892.
Produce Market.

FLOUR - Prices before. Trade Is fair
Net cash prices follows: Family extras
81 4O94 so; Bakers extras, 81 loGs 20; supernne
az 6O@3 y Dbl
lively. ard the market is fairly steady at EOS
@26s Sd. with 27s Cd paid for Barley
ship The chartered Wheat feet In port has a
registered tonnage OF $1,000, against IS 400 tons
on the same date last year; dl1engaged, IL s. 2OO
tons, against 200; the way TO this port
2o5. 500 tons, against S59. 400
Futures were weaker yesterday and the market
for actual grain also weaker. No 1, 81 1911
al S7Ia; choice, 81 1884; lower grades, 81 500
for New.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL srssIoN-lo o'clock-Seiler ,e2-1aoo
tons al 3714- Buyer Decembsr-SOO al a9
REeuLAR MonSISa sEssIoN-seiier ,s2 :" 1000
tons. 81 81 300. 81 y67s. Buyer Deeember-iOo.
:: q So ss'S' 'OO' e-''' Buyer S'p'emO'r-iO0'
AETEaNooN SESSION = Seller 'e2, = 500 TONS
81 81. Buyer December-SG0. 81 42sl
BARLEY-Futures continue to advance and the
actual grain is rising in sympathy NO / Feed is
ssSse c DARK Coast s5 s9Ss o s4sM, no.
s61.cGsl OLA: No. J. chevaiier. 81 2o9l 80;
BOARD SALES
IsFoRnAL sEssIoS-lo o'clock-December-l0
tons: 81 o9H Mo zoo; 81 srss,ox-s.r. =.
zou tons. g., sas.e; , $50 gSe December = 400.
ArrrRSooS sEssIoN-December-2o tons, al
oATs.ssies of Black at 'he quotations. White
New California White: 81 12isesI 30 according to
quality. Old White 81 3569l 40 for good TO cho,ce
81 42La al 45 for fancy and 81 2e@l s2Ib for com
mon to fair; Surprise, 81 55Gl 30; Gray 81 32ISca
40
CJRN-Frmly held, but dull Large yellow.
81 1901 S2is cti; Small Round Yellow. 81 371s;
White. 81 4oGl 40 = ctl.
RYE-The spot market is largely nominal at Al AZ
Gl 40 for both old and new. Shippers Will pay 81 rs
for new at Port Costa.
BRAN-onoted at SIT 5o@ls for the best and SIT
for outside brands.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at $40 6U@2l q ton
CROPPED FEED-Quoted at s2oaD2l q ton
HAX-The market lie heavily stocked quiet ana
weak Choice alone Is steady. Glover ouotab af
Ss@iO = ton; Barley. $Tl9: River Barley e6a,S:
Alfalfa, $799; Wheat, Ss@l2 so; Oat SS6a O.
Wheat and 0at. SSd5l1 90 y ton.
STRAW-Quoted at @0655c - bala
MILLSTUFFS-Ground aud Rolled Barlav All
or u ton The mills sell Oicake Meal AZ S3o
v ton net: Rye Flour, Ss4c n 10: Rye Meal 8Ilc:
Graham Flour. 314c; Oatmeal 41ac; Oar 6roats
&c: Cracked Wheat 3szc; Buckwhcat Flour b6p
Size: Pearl Barley 3IsDec p 10.
SEEDS->ew yellow Mustard is quoted at 3i46p
S1ac: Brown Mustard. nominate Flax. 81 25ea2 37I,
cti; Imported Canary. sos 20: Alfalfa, Zoe:
Rape, 2s4G93c: Hemp 3sA Gao; Tim othy, 5iac p NJ
DRIED PEAs-Niies. ii 3061l 40 y Gu; green
81 6gtg2. Eastern Green. 81 TO: Blackeye 81 300
% = cti Split Peas. Als@b1xc y N.
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Vice-Principals' Meetinp.

special meeting of the vice-princlpals
OF the School Department will be held at
the Humboldt School, on Golden Gate
, avenue near Hayes street. tomorrow, at
$3.50 p. NJ
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2--whest was fairly active and
nrmer. opening sales being at advance OF 1sc
the market improving stc more. and with slight
fluctuations reacting about I4c The closing was
l. GSsc higher. Receipts l4s 900 bushels: ship
ments $4,000 bushels Rye. csc. harley, 62e.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-Whest-Cash. 7S1kc Corn
4yS4c PorE-Sl2 10. LArd-s7 y2Ia. Ribs
81 67Ia. Nhisky-Sl Is
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LADIES
DEIINorENr SALE NOTICES.


DELINQuENT SALE NoTICE-ALrA SILVER
IL Mining Company. Location OF principal place
of business San Francisco, Cal. location of works.
Gold HII Gold Il III Mining District Storey County,
New.
Notice-There delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of assessment No AZ,
levied the eighteenth day OF june 1892, the sew
eral amounts set opposite tue names OF the reSpec
twas hare aR
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AUCTION SALES.
GEO. r. IsMSON,
TOMORROW,

AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
425 Kearny ST.. bet. California and Pima
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Wool Market.
Portlsnd's Business.

NEW YORK. Aug 2.-woOI more active and firm
Domestic fleece 25GS5c p n.
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board-l0U SAFETY Nitro Powder, s g. 1Osh; 30
90. 1914 ~ do. IL; so Cal Electric Light b a
16Zs: 100 do. 1879; $1,000 S p Of Cal az BONDS
l16A.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-$5000 81 Bonds, 1901: 100 q v
water. 1884 do. 100: 80 5 Gaslight II: 10 Pa
Powder. H. ~
Street-45 Pacific Lighting Co ~
The morning call., 1892-08-03
san Francisco Meat Market

Beef is weaker. Lamb is lower Mutton is weak
Veal and Pork are unchanged. Wholesale rates
from siaughterers to dealers are as follows:
BEEF-Frst quality. 5G61ac; second quality.
sL2e; third do, 312@5c-
NEAL-Lsrge. bL296o: small Calves. 51a@7c
MUTTON-Wethers. 7G7I2c; Ewes, &c.
LAMB-Spring. St9c 2 10.
PORK-Live Hogs 514953sc p 70 for heavy and
medium granted: stock Hogs, asa csc; dressed do
71a61Sc = ID.
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New Yort, NTar,.at.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-United states Bonds as.
1864; DO rs. 100; Northern Pacific. 211s: cana
dian Paeihc. So Central Pacific. 3ll4; Union Pa
einc. 39is: Atehison ana Santa Re. 4O5s Wells
Fargo l42; Western Union. s75s; Silver, IS &C;
Sterling. - s71a4s 80.
WheaJ-August. $3.50. Flour, steady. Coffee.
sl2 as. Sugar. = llIeSS1sc Hops - Pacific
Coast. 1920. Hides, lSc- CopDer-Lake. sI1 rs.
Tin-spot. SCI TO- Lead-Domestic. 81 To- Iron
SIS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pennsylvania, 52c.
Hops are quiet but firm. Prime Pacihcs, 24c.
SALMON.
The new pack OF red Alaska Salmon, recently
81 10 delivered here, Is now firmly held at 212c
advance.
DRIED FRUIT.
Eastern buyers stiIl very conservative Ia the
operations in California Dried Fruit, ana the igl
~ eolored reports sent in from certain Western
points where the speculative tendency is more pro-
nouaced have little If any weight incentives to
operations
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Sugar-Fzrly active aud unchanged.
Cofee-More active aud firm az 5Gl5 points ad-
vance Sales. 1890 bags. August, 10 46; Sep
tcmber aud october, $l2 SIS.
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Thursday. ....................-AuGust 4, 1892
At ii o'clock A. NJ, on the premises.
NO. 2037 BAKER STREET, CORNER CLAY,
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And In accordance with law and an order from
the board OF directors. maze on the 18th day OF
June. 1892. so many shares OF each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary will be sold at public
auction at the auction house OF s. T. Middleton
A Co.. SO Montgomery street, San Francisco Cali
fornta. TUESDAY. the 10th day of August
1892 at the hour OF / O'Clock NJ. of said day. TO
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs of advertising aud expenses of safe.
L. OSBORN, Secretary.
Ofiee-Room 80, Nevada block. 500 Montgomery
street. Saa Francisco California tyS0 I'd
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English Wheat MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 2.-The spot market IS frm
at Is Cargoes are steady at 34s Sd for OF
coast, 3ss 80 for Just shipped and Sss for nearly
due.
FUTuREs.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool ouotations for No Red Winter: Au-
gust. 6s 654d: September So esd: October is
714di November, Us 7s4di December 6s 734d
sECURIrIEA
LONDON. Aug. 2.-Consols, e6 1916; Silver
80 I-l6d; Rentes, 9Sf 55e.
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Wood Market.

Posts, 9iSc each; Redwood, SIS rs per cord: Oak.
rough. ST97 20: do peeled, SO 90: Pine. Sc so =
cord; Railroad Ties, STAG apiece for 6xS and 46
&50c for IKE.
TANBARk-Gr bark. s2A q tom whole
$15@l5 so p cord
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sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

suITIINVF INIEBLIVEINCEs
Arrived.
TUESDAY, August 2.
Stmr Arago Langhorne, AZ hours from Coos Bay;
pass anu SU0 tons coal, to D G Il N Co.
Br stmr Grandholm. Mason. days from Van
eouver 1882 bags sugar to u SprecSes 4 Bros.
Stmr Corona. Hall. 62Ia hours from San Diego;
pass and mdse TO Goodali. Perkins & Co.
Stmr Aicatrax. johnson, 81 hours from San Pedro;
ballast, TO l. + " hite
Stmr orth Fork, Doran, 22ls hours from Eureka;
pass and mdse, TO Chas Nelson.
snip Seryis. Otis. l67 days from New York: mdse,
to Williams, Dimond & Co.
Bark Sycamore Moore, 8 DAYS from Port Gamble:
lumber. to Pope & Talbot
Schr Aida. Anderson Gays from Port Gamble:
lumber. TO Pope 4 Talbot.
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Exchange and Bullion.

PORTLAND. Or, Aug. 2-Clearances. 1928, oC
balances, sS4. 900.
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And In accordance with law aud order from
the board OF directors, made the 7th day OF
June. 1892, so many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary will be sold at publlo
auction &C the ONCE of ths company. room So.
Nevada block. 500 Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco. California, on FRIDAY, the 29th day OF july
1892, at the hour OF O'Clock, OF said day. 20
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. together
with costs of advertising aud expenses OF sale
A. h. FISH, Secretary.
orfce-Room 5S. Nevada block, 500 Montgomery
street. San Francisco, California
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Lumber Market.
Retail rates nominal.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-26
A New Industry.

Corn oil is product of new industry
tbst has been established in Chicago 1t
is being manufactured BY the Chicago
Sugar Refining Company at the rate of
fifteen hundred gallons day. Corn oil
is not the dark red fluid which is so gen.
orally made from the staple cereal, but
i; soft, yellow, greasy liquid that very
much resembles linseed oil in appearance,
and in other ways is very much like that
article. Chicago is the only place in the
world where the new oil is being manu-
factured, but it is only because desira'
BILE process of separating the oil from the
corn was not discovered until early last
fall.
Maize oil is by no means new thing
at various times attempts have been made
to manufacture it-geuerally from leav.
ings of distilleries--but they proved
unsuccessful, both on account of the diff
fculties attending the manufacture, and
because the product was not a good one.
It remained for q Chicsgo chemist-Dr.
Arno Behr, who is employed by the
Chicago Sugar Refining Compsny-to
devise the method by which this difficulty
could be overcome. Whilst most Of the
corn is being converted into starch or
grape sugar, the oil from it is carefully
extracted by means of DR.. Behr's process,
and is barrelled up ready to take its place
in the market alongside of linseed, cotton
or other oils.
"There is no danger" said DR.. Behr,
"of corn oil ever taking the place Of lin
seed oil. 1t will always be too scarce
The amount of oil contained in corn is
only about four per cent. of its total
weight, and w find that we lose almost
half of it in the process Of extraction, so
that we get very small amount OF oil
after all"
'In what part of the corn is oil found ~
ut is contained in the germ-that part
which comes out first when the grain
sprouts. We have process by which ne
separate this germ from the rest of the
kernel. We remove it from the germ by
means of hydraulic presses"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-26
Who are just as good, true and kind
AS any Of those have called to 20,
minds

Who are just as good, true and kind
As any Of those I have called to your
minds.
And now 1 will some Of the school girls
name,
Who are present at school regardless of
There's Alice, Emma, Mamie and Grace,
Who are always busy, with no time to
rheres5ani;s, S1st1; Lille, Annie and Kate,
Who are always busy with their books
and states.
Of course thorc are more that mustn't leave
Who are very M kind and pleasant beyond q
There's Geriie, Lutte and Daisy-that's
three
Who are just as busy as any little bees !;
There's Mary and Maggie, I haven't
named yet,
Who study their lessons go they cannot
them forget.
I'll tell you something of the little girls,
too,
For they are so kind, good and trne;
You can see them at morn with faces
DrlGnt,
They are never naughty, but do just what's
right;
There's crowd of little boys who are very
smart, too,
The next time I write I'll tell their names
to you.
We like to go to school, you know we do,
Where we can learn 30 many things that
are true;
We like our teacher, so patient and kind,
He is filling our minds with thoughts
sublime,
And he is teaching each day how to value
the time,
We are trying to obey him just TO the line.
Now let us study and improve each day,
So that fifty years from now our teacher
may say,
1 taught that girl or that hoy that way
Let us meyer give him cause of Us to be
ashame,
But rather give him pleasure, his old pu-
pills to claim,
Next time we write about our school
we'll tell what remains.