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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-08
Late kilograms.
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WARRINGTON, July Z. 9:l5 A.. N.
Tho President passed most DOM .
Portable night, and continues stead.
lily to Improve. He IL Chez full and
asks for more food. Pulse, 81; tenn
psrature. 90; respiration, % No
further bulletin Will be issued till
I'm.
(signed) D. w. BLISS.
And others.
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Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.

TEis now much abTsed Alcoholic Stfmulant
was never intended as :: beverage, but to be
used rs II medicine Oi great potency in the cure
OF some of the destructive diseases which
sweep away their annual thousands of victims.
With u purely pl!i:,nthrOpic motive We pro
sent to the favorable notice of iDvaiitls-csDe-
cilly those a!ilictc,! with that miserable Ills.
ease Dyspepsia, Il specific remedy. which -
nothing nIOIv or less than
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PhlladSlpnla Market.

PRILADRLPH1A, July l2-- Flour - market
strong but quiet; supernne, q Oo03 50;
extra $434 so; Ohio & Indiana family, at
IS 5Ol6 IS; Pennsylvania fAmlly $55O6
5 575: st. Louis do 81 OO06 81; AinnesOia
Extra q 5O16 %: do straight, IS lO16 5Oewin-
ter patent $6 5O07 p: spIing 10 S6 7507 50.
Rye -four at "a 1895 co.
Fed. 81 a14Gl y: Del. and Penn'a Red. an'l
Corn firm. fair demand; steamer, SAG
5lac ;'sail yellow. 56057c: sail mixe.', 55i4Q
56lzc; No. ). mixed, 5205ss4c.
Oats higher and in good demand No. l
White, 46@4611c; No: ?, do 4t4@45c: No.
3. do 3G43%c; No. 2 Mixe,', 4l@41Tc.
Rye, new, SOC Old, 9Oc.
beet ss,ns N SSs pork @ !nsa ss Ss M
BacOn-smokei shoulders. 7@711c; salt Il
ga &c: smoked hama ilh0lskc; picked
Lard market and prices Arm city kettle
l2,: jobbing, ls4; iooie butchers al
NC: prime stenm $l2 ~.
Butter-market moderately active and
ern. ut &c: do good to choice ZIG
&c; Bradford county ami New York extra
:.2c tirsts. l9@2lc.
Rolls dull Pennsylvania lsc; Wcster'
l7c.
Egg steady, with more inquiry Pcnna Il
l51s1l6c; Western. t40l5c.
Cheese steady: New York ful. cream.
good, s1S99c.
Petroleum dull Refined INC.
Whisky at 81 T.
sec,is-GOod to prime Glover, jolbing, S0
S1ac; Timothy dullat 3CO03 10 tiO ito FlaXsat d
nominal ut 81 2s
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OUT OF TOWN.
La Search Of Summer Leisure.


Among the arrivals at the Stockton,
Cape May, yesterday. were Hon. J. T.
Livingston and wife, Lancaster.
EX Senator Wallace was in Harris burg
yesterday or business and explained that,
instead of having been with the Duffy
Cameron Bayard fishing party he was i'll
at home.
Edward 2. Brinton. esd, LETT for Cape
May this morning, in company with
Lieut.. CASTOR.
Mr.. Paris Haldcman, Of the Ch;ckies
iron company, sails for Europe on August
1S.
The First Baptist church Sunday school
will hold q picnic at Shenk's woods. near
Millersville. to- morrow
About thirty young ladies and gentle
men are enjoying to days delightful
weather at Shenk's woods. Taylor's or
chestra accompanied them.
Joseph III. Iabccker and Jacob Nissly
of Springville started for ConestOsa falls
to day to fish for black bass. They are
famous fisherman and will no doubt bring
home heavy catch.
Tho Reading railroad company propose
to run an excursion to COney Island and
New York on Thursday of this week, the
tickets being good to return Oh any train
within three days, and selling at the very
low price of $3.50 for the round trip. The
excursion train will leave the King street
depot, in this city, at A o'clock in the
morning Of the day named. stopping at all
stations on the line OF tho road between
here aud Ephrata.
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Oulnlna and Arsenic

Form the basis OF many of the Ague remedies
in the market, and are the last resort of Physi-
clans and people who know no better medi-
cine to employ, for this distressing complaint.
The effects of either of these drugs are de-
structive to the system, producing headache,
intestine disorders, vertigo, dizziness. ringing
in the ears, and depression OF the constitu-
tional health. AYERS AauE CuRE is a vege-
table discovery, containing neither Quinine,
arsenic, nor any dcleterious ingredient. and is
an infallible and rapid cure for every form of
Fever and Ague. Its effects are permanent
and certain, and no injury can result from its
use. Besides beinga positive cure for Fever
and Ague In all its forms, it il also a superior
remedy for Liver Complaints. 1t is an excel
lent tonic and preventive, as well rs cure, OF
all complaints peculiar to malarious, marshy
and miasmatic districts. By direct action ON
the Liver and hillary apparatus, it emulates
the system to q vigorous, health condition.
For sale ny all dealers jyl5-lweod&w
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JR. o. q. A. NJ.
THE STATE COUNCIL.
lis rwenty-second Annual session.

lis Twenty-Second Annual session.
The visiting members of the order hav.
| ing met at CoOper's hotel this morning
and marched in full regalia to the place OF
council meeting, the twenty second an-
nual session of the state council of Penn
sylvania, Jr. o. Z. A. NJ, convened in
Odd Fellows hall, in this city, at 1890
a. M, with George B. Hight, of Altoona,
! state counsellor, presiding, assisted by
s. v. c. G. Howell Arthur, of Phi!adcl-
phia.
The credentials committee, of which
VIM. H. McComsey, of this city, is chair
man, reported, showing 13O representa-
tives. Their report was adopted.
State Secretary E. S. Deemer then
offered the following privileged resolu-
tions
WHEREAS, The president of the United
States, James A. Garfield, now lies upon
bed of suffering, through the hand of an
assassin, and
WHEREAS. In the life of our president
We have striking illustration of the bene
ficent form of government under which
We live, in the steady ascent from the boy
upon the tow path to the highest point in
the world. Therefore. be it
Resoloed, That we in common with
others look upon this event with horror, as
we are brought face to face with the fact
that the assassination of rulers has come to
US from the old world, and thus the greater
need of fAmericanizing America.
Resolred, That we rejoice to know that
the aim of the assassin will probably fail
in its perpose and so tender to the presi-
dent our hearty congratulations on his
Improvement, and our prayers for his
speedy recovery.
'tResolced. That as members of the Junit r
Order United American Mechanics we see
in this act increased necessity for out peo-
pie being educated in the lessons of our
motto. In that Virtue which shall make US
better citizens and thus save us flOm the
fate of Rome, and the nations of an
tiquity and in that Liberty which shall
free us from the bondage of sin and error.
more binding than any upon the limb of
the slave and in that Rdtrl0tism which
shall cause us to love our country more
than Office and to remember that righteous
ness exalteth a nation, while sin is re-
bukc to any people.
ResOlyed, That these resolutions be ell
tered upon the journal and the secretary
forward the same to Hon. Wayne eMacVeagh
for presentation to the president
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
The reports of state officers were read
and the state secretary's report shows tho
following flattcring financial condition of
the councils during the year:
Amount ofmoncy received by suborli.
paia a'o Out tor be1ciii; and relief SsS; s. 8
Amount in treasures of subordinate
councils 6:2lO AZ
The following is the standing of the Or
der numerically in Pennsylvania
Number initiated OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l,377
Number of members at last report .........5 1876
Received by card. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q
Total. Observation-Disclosures. s657
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Mothers! Morn.r,:: nlothers.

Arc you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the cxcruciating pain OF cutting teeth I?
II So, go at once and get a bottle of MRS.
WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer imme,liatciy-de-
pend upon it; there is no mistake about ii.
There is not u mother on earth who has ever
used 1t, VINO Will not tell you at once that it
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe 10
use III all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
Is Tie prescription OF one OF the Oldest and
best female physician and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere; . cents q
EOttlc. mar. lyd&wM,W&S
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Most Disastrous III Thirty Years.
FRENCH FINANCE.
Dangerous Condition 0f the Paris Money
Market.

Dangerous Cnnt!Itinn "f the Paris Money
Market.
LONDON, July 19.-Thc Pail NaN Gazette
this morning, in a leader on the dangerous
state Of the French money market, says ::
For 4 long time thoughtful men in the
city have looked witt, anxiety towards
Paris. They feel that Paris is the weakest
money market in the world at this time as
we'll as the intensity of the next credit
storm"
The PtU .NuN Ga=eHe attributes this
state Of things to the daring and persist
ent gambling of the past two or three
years and says the time must come when
the rate of money will have advanced to Il
point which will force the spectators
to unload. But all the other great markets
are also forced to all extent never known
before. It's impossible for one to relieve
the other. Wild buying cannot 60 OH for
ever without somebody suffering.
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SERIOUS ROW.
A Fight Between Tramps and Young Men
From Lancaster.
One Man Shot and Wounded.

One Man Shot aud Wounded.
Last night rather serious fight oc-
CURED between party of tramps and a
lot of young men from this city, near the
bridge across the Conestoga creek below
the almshouse. John Brimmer, aged
eighteen years, son Of George Brimmer,
painter, Of Middle street, was shot
by one of the tramps and rather
seriously injured. According to the story
Of young Brimmer it appears that
he went on: to the creek early in the even
ing for the purpose OF taking swim be-
fore going to work 1T the Penn ircn
works, where he is employed on the night
turn When he reached the creek he
found a party of eight tramps, who had
been drinking beer and were drunk. lie
WAS wearing gold ring on one
of his fingers and one Of the tramps
asked him for it; hc refused to give
it up, whercupon the tramps assaulted him
and stole the ring. Finding that the
crowd of tramps was too large for him, he
came back to town for assistance. He
hunted up party Of his friends and with
them started back to the creek, where n
fight took place and Brimmcr reSained his
ring. Several Of the tramps were armed
with revolvers and immediatelybegan firing
at the town men. A bullet from one Of the
.weapons hit young Brimmer in the left
side. 1t struck rib and slancing eff
lodged in the breast. Brimmer was taken
to the hospital by his friends and he was
attended by DR.. &. Ii. Brown, who removed
the ball. About ten o'clock hc was re-
moved to his home where he now is. The
injuries are not serious and the young man
will recover.
After the fight the tramps fled. Word
was sent to this city and Officers Daily,
Kautz. Shay and Coyle started in search
of them. Two of them named Charles
Remington and VIM. McHenry were
caught in shed near Winners bridge,
and were lodged in Jail. Remington
admits having been with the party who
were fighting, but claims that he left
before the row occurred. McHenry says
that he was at Zieglcr's hotel, on East
King street, all evening and knows moth
ing about the fight. This morning tho
officers again started to the country and
succeeded in catching five more men who
are believed to have been members
of the band. They were taken
to prison and they gave their
names as follows: James Hart, Thomas
Harding, John Hogan, John Reilly and
Daniel Donavan. They will all have a
hearing before Alderman Barr. before
whom john Wertz, who was with young
Brimmer, has brought suit against the
tramps for shooting at him.
Some persons state that the row was not
altogether the fault Of the tramps, but that
Brimmcr and his friends are in measure
responsible for it. There will likely be
further developments at the hearing.
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Columbia Water Company. .:......
Susa uehamnn Iron COmpany.... 100 ISL
1.-Two Stock Markers.

CHICAGo-liogs-Rcccip =, OOO head. s,,,,,.
meIts, 5.UO head; market easier: cOmn,cn r.
medium mixed packing b sOI6 IS: light ~ m
Ct 10: choice heavy, p 4O96 65
Caftle-Eeccipts. 1900 head: shipments. 800
head quality poor; export nominal Mt S6l6 s5
good to choice 81 .Oll6.
sheep-Receipts, 800 head; market un-
changed.
Cable advices quote stronger markets i'm
Liverpool and Glasgow: American CATTLE l4c:
Canadians, l4}ac. rs they are allowed to 60 in
to the Interior
EAST L1BERry.-The receipts OF cattle since
Friday were 1913 head of through and GOT
neal or local; good to prime shipping at s 81
16 .; fair to good butchers at S4S64 IS
Dniis, lat cows and stays at $SG4 50; stOckers
and feeders ut S6I4
at 81 3Ol6 TO-
sneepIReceipts 7,lCO lead: pIiccs I5a SO
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Hay Fever.

For twenty ii We years l have been severely
afflicted with Hay Fever, and have tried many
remedies without relief. While suffer ing in
tensely was induced, through Mr. Tichnor's
testimonial, to try Ely's t!ream Balm. The i'm.
mediate effect was marvellous. l have been
enabled to perform my pastoral duties with.
out the slightest Inconvenience. Have been
exposed to heat. draughts and dust, and hav G
escaped a return attack. l pronounce Elys
Cream Balm u cure tor Hay Fever. WILLIAM
T. CARR. Presbyterian Pastor, Elizabeth, n. j.
HAVING been afflicted with Hay Fever for
years l gave Ely's Cream Balm a trial AS
much benefited If not permanently cured.
have had no real attacks since using it. E. H.
RACCH. Editor, Carbon County Democrat,
Mauch Chunk. Pa. Price 10 cents.
jyl52wdeOdxw
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY. July ls.-The arrivals OF live stock
az INC various philadelphi, yards We're tor the
hogs, $500 head. Previous week-tattlc. 3WO
hesl; She.p, 5000 head hogs. $500 head.
Beet Cattle We're in fair demand. although
the heavy run had the efiect OF lowering
We quote as follows:
,.tssa EHtr'.' GG.sa1S,se: Gs Good; 6l.@6l Medium
Grasses. s1S04lsc
Bulls were dull AMI lower ut Side.
Fat cows were dull and lower at stlJc
Slippery Cows were dull ut Sl;,1.S
calves were dull Mt &c lower. We quote
at Ss@s1e:
sales OF extra dairy as high us $15.
sheep were In good demand and prices were
]c higher. Lambs moved OF slowly ut u de-
cine OF &c, while stock ewes were readily
taken at fair rates.
We quote as follows:
5i!4@515c: common. " ssa51 SC; cuiis MT i@4Hc;
stock ewes. 363,sc; extra lambs, ssQSTc; good
lambs. 13'54c; medium ITO dtptEHc; common
do!1.Q5Ac.; cullS. l1.l5
Hogs were active with II good demand, and
prices, in sympathy with the Western mar
kcts, were 25c. higher
We quote at S1.4E9lac
SALES AT THE wEsp PHILADELPHIA STOCK YARDS
Roger Maynes, lao Western. gross, 5L,sQ6sIc
A. Y }. Christy. l16 Western AMI West Va
E. $: i: +. Mcti,i.n, lis Western. gross,
5s4@5Ac.
NJ. uiIIan. lS3 Western acct. NJ. Fuller & Co.,
6iaQ6' &c. 4; Is acct. John McArIlc
G4W6l3c: lin. co. own acct, &C.
John McAr'iie. 225 Western. 66G.,c.
Daniel Murphy, 2OS Western, 4lsS161.c.
SchalnberS Paul, ld, Western, 81 l.diG1.c.
q. Schlmberg u Co, 30 Western, 5IsQl6L.c.
LOwenstcln \ Adler, 10 Texas, 3,26lILsc.
. lUi Western. 5. .4p61Ic.
II. Chain, ir., 60 Western. 5tlGl.c.
Daniel Snyth n Bro. 100 Western, s. .6QGLc
Dennis Smyth. .6 Western. 5d0ti'. &C.
Il. Hope, 100 Virginia. 5l5al654c.
Hachman II Levi. IGO Western 5I.GlGhc.
James Clemson, IS Western, a'.aGhc.
James EuStace, - Western 5isdE57sc
James AulI. 81 Wc-tcrn. 5I.lq.;,.c
+. SchectZ, - Western, Jts61Gt.c
VIM. Sales. - Western, laGiIc.
$. Drcifus, % y e-tern, -. 60fi SC.
+. Hathaway, - Western. -. TtiIc
Abe Osthci,n. - Western. 6MGtsr.
j. +. Sadler n Co. i3i Western. jt.5sGLr.
Cyrus Miller 30 Pa. MIXED. 4l5Mal%c.
Louis Horn, - West Va, cows. 4sI5c.
DRESSED MEATS.
Dressed Eecvcs were active, and prices ruled
slightly higher.
SALES LAST WEEK
ThOs. Bradley, $50 head at at?h.c; Z. 5.
DcnSler, I'D TO ut Hn!ittc: A. 4. Boswell ~
10 S1.lI9,4c: W IL. !;rown l,b do. at S7s6l9sc:
j. +. I.Ow'cn Ii '!O III 9at.e,c.
Dressed sheep were fairly nctivc.
Samuel Stewart sob, ~ head dressed sheep
a0@lOc.
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DEa THIS.

NOLL.-ln this city, on the 18th inst. Mrs.
Susan +. NOll. wife OF F Louis Nol!, aged y
years.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence of her husband, No. 422
West Orange street, on Wednesday afternoon
ut O'Clock. Intcrnent ut Lancaster ceme-
terry. 2Id.
CAsPER.-July ~, 1881, III Lancaster, Pa.
Catharinc Casper, wife OF Joseph Casl er, in
the SD year of her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, from her husbands
resiuence, No. AT Green street, on Friday
afternoon at 9 o'clock.
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Noon Quotations Of the Grain Market
Western Grain Markets.

DETROrr.-FlOur nominal.
Wheat unsettled ut 81 1Sl4, cash and J uly
81 lst4, August; 81 ls1l, September; 81 lst4
October.
Corn nominal Mixed 52052%c.
Oats quiet; NO.2 White. 3lc.: No. Mixed
nominal ut 42@421ac.
Receipts-FlOur. l,OO) bbls wheat. 100
bushels corn, LOCO bushels; Oats, ,OCO bushels.
Shipments-Wheat, 5000 bushels
TOLEDO, OhiO-Wheat easier; No. 9 Ke'.
Wabash, spot. 81 a5; July. 81 e4l Aug. 81 1914
Oct 81 :Oh all the year, 81 1917.
Corn quiet; No. ?, August. 4954c; all the
year, 4j4c.
Oats nominal.
Afternoon call-Wheat steady No. Red,
Wabash. spot, 81 2l11 bid, 81 251z nskeu; now,
81 2tH bid, 81 eH4 asked July, ST. August.
81 l9E; September, 81 1914 October, 81 .g;;ss
bid, 81 sOA asked all the year. 81 l9L<.
Corn steady; No: 2spot Sic. Sll<c asked; July
5lAc; Aug. 491ac bid. 4934c asked !; all the year
461.c.
Oats dull; No. .spot. 9l4c. bid, 3g7+c. asked
August, 229ssc.
Receipts-Whrat 5000 bushels Corn, 1880
bushels Oats, none.
ShiDmcntS-Wheat, GO,OOO bushels; Corn,
1900 bushels Oats, SOD bushels.
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A Cough. Cold or Sore throat should De
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an In-
durable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Browns Bronchial TrOches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsalns,
but act directly on the infiameG parts. allaying
irritation, give relief In Asthma, Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subject
to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
clans, and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have At
tanned wcll-mcrited rank among the few staple
remedies OF the age. Sold at . cents a box
everywhere. mS1vdTTh&S&lyw
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The Midday Report.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 19-The
following bulletin was sent this morning
to the cabinet officers by the president S
private secretary.
SA. M.-The slightly increased febri!e
rise which occurred yesterday even
ing, but which was not due to any un-
favorable change in the condition Of the
wound, has entirely disappeared. THIS
morning and at this hour the presidents
pulse is 80 with a normal temperature and
respiration. He rested we'll during The
night, at one time sleepin" B hours with
out awakening and is feeling bright and
comfortable. There will be slight
change in his diet, something else being
substituted for potatoes and oatmeal
which have been found unsatisfactory.
His Diet TO-.iay.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Washington, July
19-2 p. NJ" Unofficial Bulletin. The
president is passing comfortable day. He
had for breakfast this morning toast, milk
and meat juice and ate them with appar-
emf relish. His pulse is now 90 and tenn
perature and respiration arc normal.
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Itching fil.s-sy,npto,ns ana Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like pcrspirl
ti"n, intense Itching, increased by scratching,
very distressing. particularly at night, as II
pin worms were crawling In and about the
rectum !: the private parts are sometimes at
tcctcd /; IT allOwedto continue very serious re
suits may follow. DR.. Swaync's All Healing
Ointment Is pleasant sure cure. Also fOl
letter, itch, salt rheum, scald head, Erysipelas
barber's itch, blotches, all scaly, crusty, cuta
neous eruptions. Price, so cents, three boxes
for $l25. Sent by mail to any address on re-
ceipt OF price III currency or three cent post.
age stamps. Prepared only by DIR. Swayne Il
Son. $50 North Sixth street. Philadelphia, Pa
Sold by all prominent druggists.
funeS3- -3mdMWSNWx
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Save NOuI halr-sA S,s,s, lC fseautGul.

The q London Hair Color RestOrer' Is the
most delightful article ever introduced 10 the
American people and is totally different from
all other Hair Rcstorcrs, bcin. entirely free
from all impure ingredients that render shany
other articles for the hair obnoxious. Where
badness falling of the hair exists, or prelna.
ture grayness, from sickness or other causes,
its use will restore the natural youthful color,
and cause Il healthy growth, cleansing the
SCALP from all impurities, dlndrutf, etc. ut the
same time most pleasing and lasting hair
dressing, fragrantly perfuned, rendering it
soft and pliable, making 1t an Indispensable
article in every toilet. Ask your druggist for
London Hair Color Restorer. Price Is cents a
bottle. Six bottles, "a. Main depot for the
United States, 80 North Sixth street, Phila.lel.
phih. m1l-lydTThS F&w
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BIG FIRE IN SYRACUSE.

Her Largest ConflagratiOn In Thirty Years
New YORK, July 19.-Nearly the whole
square, including the Weiting opera
house. at Syracuse, has been destroyed by
fire, which is still burning. Some esti-
make the loss 81 ,OOO,0
Several people were injured by falling
walls and it is feared one or two pcrshed
in the burning buildings. Fire has Oc-
Cured Oh this site three times in twenty
five years.
Most Disastrous III Thirty Years.
Fire commenced early this morning in
the Weiting opera house and spread rap
idly, making the most disastrous confla-
grafton here for thirty years. In two
hours the opera house was wholly de-
stroyed and the entire block, covering
half an acre. was more or less damaged.
The loss will aggregate 5000, 900, distribut-
ed between thirty or more firms.
horticultural Building Burned.
IRv1NGToN. n. V, July 19.-A fire, this
morning, destroyed Lord Il Burnham' S
horticultural building. on A street flames
spread, and the entire block to 3 street
was burned Loss, $4,000; insurance.
s32. 500.
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AARkETN.
New XOrI Market.

wv iORK. July l9.-Flour-State and West
State saga IS; extra do q 9O05 10; choice dos Il
@5 3: fancy do s5 3O06 IS: round hoop Ohio
IS 0O95 Is choice do 8 3O06 IS: superfine
tra do a 9O95s s5; choice do IS sOs16 IS choice
white wheat do, ut Is s506 =. Southern
steady and' firm common to fair extra
IS 25d5 IS GOOD to choice do a5 SO07 So
Wheat-prices about Nc better and fairly &C.
tive: No. Red, July, u e90l 2Sh
do August, at 81 26l<6l 3H do Septenl-
Der, 81 361Sll &c.
Corn L@ssc better, and market fairly ac-
tive ; mixed western spot, 450J6Hc; 40 fu-
ture. 56k@5sLc.
Oats q shade stronger and fairly active
State, 4i64sc Western, A36lSc.