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Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-08

Clipper Gap california Pig Iron Is quoted at So 500
80 for Nos / to :. We quote as follows for other
kinds: Coke Tin IS 5c15 Is Roofing do, 3 37s Char
coal do So 50@t6 rs q bx; Yellow Metal, 24G525c Eng
lish Cast Steel, I4ttl5c Sheet Zinc, S6Slc; Pig
Lead. 48G5e; Bar Lead 5i06c; Lead Pipe. 7@Sc
Sheet Lead, SdSlc; Bar Copper 15c; Pig Tin. &c
NA1Ls-lOo-keg lots, 50 IS smaller quantities, 81
g keg.
PAPER-California Straw Wrapping, Soc, 9Oc, 81 and
81 10 u ream for the four styles.
POWDER California Blasting, 80 % % keg; Giant.
Soc for No and 75c for No l. Vulcan Blasting, 75c
;or No Soc for No and 35o u L for No ?. with the
usual discount as to quantity
QUICKsILvER-355o = ID, or Sg7G12l so per flask
fair export demand under late declins London price,
RicE~Rapgoon, "a 5ca4 so; Hawaiian, s. s74@5
China 81 400I4 IS for mixed 81 S54 80 for No 2 and
SIS 7O@i5 80 per two mats for No. l.
SALr-Liverpool fine is quoted at S15822 80: Car
men Island Sl3@l5 for coarse and S20td2 for fine
California, S0QDl2 for coarse snd Sl4@l6 for dne
SoAP-Castile is firm at 9dl0c; White Castillo lie
Tic; local makes of Pale and Chemical Olive, 4l@6c
fancy kinds 7@Sc % Ii; Washing Powders, Sl2Gl5 per
sPIcEs-C Cassia, 7sdsc; Cloves 1SIai9,; NutInegs,
5Sd60c; Mace, 55c Pepper, 1SGl5c; Pimento lOAg
lie u ID.
STARCH-various brands of Eastern are quoted at
| 6GI0c . h.
! SUGAR-Refned grades are the same as for several
months Orders for lots of 40 barrels, the equiva-
| lent, are filed at the following rates in b.rrvs
| American California
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

DDs WILL BE RECsIvED BY THE BoARD
ID of Supervisors up to FRlDAf, She ihhosH i,Alt
o. 1ss2 at , q clock P NJ, for building Bridges at
Gait and on the co7umnes river, between Wilders
and Fergusous. Plans aud specifications to be seen
at Office of County Clerk Bids must be accompa-
MED By sureties. The Board reserves the right 70
reiect anv or ali bids. Warrants for work to he
psvable out Of the tax levy of the fiscal year BY
order Of the Board CHAS. NJ COGLAN, Clerk.
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san Francisco Produce Narket.

SAN FRAScIgco, September 7th.
FLouR-The inquiry is still somewhat pronounced
Best City Extra, s5@5 so; medium grades. S4a4 30
shipping superine, So 1904 o Dbl.
WHEAT Offerings of best shipping grades are
rather more free at 81 20 q ct while buyers show
less anxiety to purchase. Loading, however, is be-
ing prosecuted with increased energy, and IL is not
unlikely that the export movement will be of much
greater magnitude within very short time. No. l
shipping qualities are quotable at 81 673Gl 70 et
On call at the Produce Exchange there was no
marked enthusiasm, though no weakness was ex-
hibited. Sales footed up 900 tons No. I White, as
follows:
Seller 1ssS-4OoItons, 81 69g.
December 100 tons. 81 76; 100, 81 76I 800,
81 76t
At the Grain Exchange this afternoon business
was unusually lively, owing to the participation,
directly or indirectly, OF prominent shipping inter
ests Sales footed up 1000 tons No. White, as fol-
lows:
Buyer October Port Costa, 900 tons 81 70.
Buyer November, Port Costa-500 tons, 81 73l.
Seller lSS3-400 tons, 81 81 q ctl
Quotations of No. 2 grades at leading centers to-
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removes the cause. CuTICURA the great skin Cure,
instantly alloys Itching and inflammation clears the
Skin and Scalp, heals Ulcers and Sores restores the
complexion. CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin
Beautifer and Toilet Requisite, is Indispensable in
treating skin diseases, and for rough, chapped OF
greasy skin, hiackheads, blotches and baby humors
CUTIcURA REMEDIES she only infaliible blood pu-
rifers and skin beautiiers
Chas. HOught0n. Esq lawyer, % State street,
Boston, reports case OF Salt Rheum, under his OBJ
servatln for ten years. which covered the patients
body and limbs, and TO which ali known methods OF
treatment had been applied without benefit, which
was completely cured solely by the CUTITURA RENE
Dfss leaving a clean aud healthy skin
Wr. and Mrs Everett sIebbfns, Butcher
tewD, Mass, write Our little boy was terribly af-
fcted with Scrofula, Salt Rheum and Erysipelss
ever since he was born, and nothing we could give
him helped him until We tried CUTICURA REMEDIES,
which gradually cured him, until he is nov as fair
any child.
Ii. T. Carpenter, Henderson, n. Y, cured of
Psoriasis Leprosy, OF twenty years standing, by
CUTIcURA REMEDIES. The most wonder ul cure on
record dustpan full Of scales fell from him daily
Physicians and bis friends thought he must die
Cure sworn TO before Justice of the Peace and
HendersOus most prominent citizens.
Hon. william Taylor, Health Commissioner,
Boston, says After three months use of the CUT.
oURA kEaEDIEs. and twelve years OF as constant
suffering from Scrofulous Humor Of the face, neck
and scalp as was eve- endured, can say that am
cured. and pronounce my case the most remarkable
on record.
Sold bv al druggists. CUTICURA, 90 cents. RE-
SOLVENT, 81; SOAP, D cents.
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While Great Britain is shipping the in
habitants of Ireland to this country, the
lands of that island are relapsing into bar
barism. The area under cultivation the
last year shows a decrease of about $50, 600
acres, and $4,000 acres, once arabic, have
gone hack to bog. The potato crop was
|, 500, 900 tons snort 4 Lsslie's Illustrated.
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A lady, at her own expense, sent her ser
Int to the class of a professional cook,
snd wss delighted with her progress. At
the end of the course she was surprised to
iaarn u that Bridget was engaged in looking
for M : pastures new. why, Bridget, you
.Tt are not going to leave me! If you had not
:eonJe5 to remain with US, should not
I've = sens YOU TO learn cooking" And,
.lss. ID num-" returned Bridget. "you
49, Inrst srnect me to cook in the new way on
~. oId wapea ?"
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EA-Japan-Common, 15G25c; GOOD 25@3Io; SUI
perior, sc extra fine 50650c Gunpowder and I'M
perial- Common, &c., superior, 3IiGjcc extra fine.
65@7Jc; Ccngon and Souchong-C Common, 2Uc s9pe-
rior 37s9l5c; extra fine. 50G79c Pouehong-Canton.
1-ib papers l5S12ac; Foochow-0olOnz, 35G45c in
pspers Comet. do, 55c Formosa 25a35c; fne do
lnew season) 4uld55c finest do 65d70e q ID.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, September 5-By Rev j. R. Dorsey,
Hampton Whitaker TO Els Williams, both of this
city.
Near R.dding, September 2-J. P. Kimbren to Ella
Maitland,
Dixon, September Al n Garnsst to Stella Bsrnes
Hornitos, August l9-Edelbeft C. Pettis to Celia
Collins.
Trinity Censer, August ss-Louis Girard to Annie
King.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

DDs WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO 10 O'CLOCK
Is A M, SEPTEMBER 81, 1888, for furnishing
Sacramento County Hospital with the following
amounts of wood 900 Cords Second-growth " nlte M
Oak wood four feet long; 40 cords Pine, four feet
long Is Cords Willow, four feet long 40 Cords
Second growth Live Oak, four feet long. All OF the
above-named wood to be delivered and placed at the
above nsmed Sacramento County Hospital, and SUP,
aospital All bids must be addressed TO ! he Clerk
of the Board Of Supervisors, Sacramento county;
The Board reserves the right to reject any and all
bids Sureties to accompany each BIO
S q. CHAS NJ COGLAN, Clerk.
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In China they always ySoc,nase % people
m the tip of the nose, and 1 when III. there o, Is
:, speer Of an epidemic whole . cry gels
1n nated st once. 1t is said that after
veler TO imagine he is
ielphia News.
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b; Raisins, 81 so for loose Muscate and 81 75@2 Q
I box for London Layers. with the usual advance
for fractional bsxes.
HosEY-ExHacted, 7eslc Q D for choice; Comb
I3G2oc Q b.
B5EER-Prime dairies are held at top fgures.
Fancy, 36d374e; choice, S3c to 35c: fair 24iG26c
inferior ots from country stores, 19G22c; hrkin,
24G26c for choice; 20@231c for fair to coed, and
l7@l9c for common picked roll, 2592Tlc; Eastern.
14a18c . b
CHEEsE-o California, 11a133c for choice; 1O@1O.c
for fair to good; do, factory, in boxes, l4gl6c
Eastern, l5GI6c . Il.
EGGs-A choice article will bring our top quota
ton, and possibly fraction more. But for any
other class of stocks dealers have to be satisfied
with what buyers will pay. California, 35c for choice;
2Sc to SIC for fair 10 good, aa3 25a27c for ordi-
nary quality; Utah. 25G26c; Eastern, 22926c q
doz.
PouLTRY-The market was a shade firmer this
morning, and a small advance was obtained on
some consignments. Live Turkeys, gobblers, Zig
23c do Hens, lS920c; Roosters &c to o so for old
and s5@6 so for Young Hens. S7@S; Broilers,
q 50G4 90. according to size; Ducks. s6aS |;
Geese, 81 75@2 . pair.
GANE-Prices keep steady. Verson, 1l@15c 9
h Doves 75c@Sl q dozen; Hare s292 so; Rah
bits, s1@l % . doz.
PEovIsloSs-Trade is good Eesten Hams, 17@
49,; California Hams, l43@15c for plain, 1e4@17c
for sugar-cured canvased; Eastern Breakfast Bacon
1Ss1etc; California Smoked Bacon for heavy
and medium, and l6@l6icfor light and extra light !;
Clear sides, 14@144c; Pork, SIS 50@19 for Extra
Primo, s20G2O 80 for Prime ess, S23 5024 for Mess,
s25@25 so for Clear, s25' 50@26 for Extra Clear ;
Pigs Feet, S1691s g Dbl; Mess Beef, 81 5O@15
for bbls and IS so for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef
s15l@l5l for bbls and g so for half bbls Family
Beef. slS91S 80 . Dbl; California Smoked Beef,
14I@l5c = n Beef Tongues, s1O@10 so 9
dozen; Eastern Lard, lie for terces and
l44@l4ac . Il for pals California do, ion
tins, 1239I3c; 5-fb tins. l3d134c; pals, 1Si@14c
for I0-ib, 144@l41c for 5-ib, and l4i@15c o Il for
8-b pals.
wo9L-No general trading Values continue
easy.
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CHEBRAH KIDUSHA

KxyILL HOLD ORTHODOX SERVICES FoR
w the coming holidays at the Exempt Firemen's
Hall Eighth street, between and X Rev. Dr.
Brochinski, from San Francisco. will officiate for
the occasion. Tickets may be had OF any Of the
members, or of Charles Barnes, 9l6 J street.
s7-6t MARKS LEVY President.
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III o Tx @ B-

EN- REGARD TO THE HIRsTKARCBER AZ
4 fair. wish to state that am in no way con
nected with that case NJ. HIRSH, Sl2 street.
90
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Advice 10 nOthers Mrs. WlnsIOW's
Soothing Syrup should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer at
once it produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain, and the litte cherb awakes
bright a button" 1t is very pleasant to taste.
1t soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
PAIN relieves wind, regulates the bowels and is the
best known remedy for diarrhaa, whether arising
from teethipg or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
bottle. nl8-IyTuThS
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A Cards-TO ali who are sT.5esing from
the errors and indiScretiOns o. vcuth, nervous
weakness, early decay loss Of IGsiei Vd, etc. will
send a recipe THAI win vs5, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by
missionary in South America Send q sels-addressed
envelope 20 the REV. JOSEPH I. lNMAN, Station
D, New I Ork City. nIs4plyIuIhS
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Or. la Mars Seminal s'SIs care all
OF Seminal Weakness Loss O! Vigor, Gocturnal
Emissions, Impotsncy, Nervous and Physical De-
bility, ana all that class Of complaints a-isng from
Excess, Indiscretion or Abuse The cld 6nd in this
remedy 4 FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and protection. Dr. La MARS
SEMINAL Pus restore the Sexual Orgaas debtlitated
from Whatever cause, TO their prsstne vigor. Price,
q SO per bottle. Sent C. o. ID. by express to any
address, secure from observation address all orders
to A. McBoYLE CO., Druggists, Postotfice Box
1852 San Francisco. ms 9m
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(|utiCura &
SZHE7G 7GREA1S 1SDZVGJHEy

TO cleanse the
Skin, Scalp and Blood Of
Itching Scaly, Pimply,
Scrofulous, Inherited
and Contagious Humors,
Blood Poisons, Ulcers,
Assesses and Infabtile
Skin Tortures, the CUTI.
CURA REMEDIES are infal-
lible. CUTICURA REsoL
VENT, the new Blood Pu.
rifier, eXpels disease
germs from the blood
Aand perspi-ation and TINS
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born.

BIyHHs
Sacramento, September 4-Wife of Stephen t. Boz
ye-, son.
Sacramento, September 6-W5fe Of Thomas Hall,
daughter.
Shingie Springs, September 5--Wife OF George E
PieTse, son.
Near Woodland, September 5-wiie of C. W. Hart
sock,
Gridley, September 1-wife of L. H. -sala, daugh-
ter
Gridley, August 3l-wife of W. B. Hardacre, {
daughter.
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LIVERPOOL September 7th.
WHRAr-California spot lots are dull at Ga to
9s Sd cargo lots, 45s 81 for just shipped, AS Gig
45s foI nearly due, and dos Cd for off coast.
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san Rranc,seo Meat market.

Foliswing are the rates for whole carcasses from
sleughterers to dealers:
BsgP-First quality, s@S2c; second qualify, "a
lie third quality, 5s6c o 10.
VsAJ-Lsrge calves, 7@Sc; small ones, 9910c
N.
huTpoE-W Wethers quotable ct sc. aud ewes at
4tG4lc y n, according to quality.
LAsiB Spring is quotable at &c y n.
PoRE--Live Hogs, Sc Tor heavy packing, and 65d
81, for light hogs; dressed do, 7g9S5c Q h Tor
h ,-d
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sstern ana FOREIGN Markets

NEw YORK, September Gth.
BRsA3sTUFPs-F Flour is steady and Wheat is quiet,
latter at 81 07d1 Is . bushel.
WooL-Califonia is steady at 12d15c for fall
bury, and l6920c for clean fall spring bury 14c
to zoe; clean spring, 22a2Se: pulled, 2i@40c.
HIDEs-Caiforuia are steady at 22@23c.
CHICAGO, September 9Th.
wGhGI-974c for October.
CoRN-47Ic for October.
PoRR-sll OF FOR October.
LARD-SS 174 for October.
RJRs-s6 20 for October
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ngEn

DIED.
Near Chico SEPTEMBER 5-Alice E. Stephens,
months
Winters, September IF. Fl. Armstrong.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Ju-t received the largest ltne - steel
EngIavings, at T. ". SchWamU's Pcture Store, No.
S0i street. Also, Agent for the Ggat running
Royal st. John and New Rernington sewing Ma
chimes. Window corrices and picture irs laes made
to order on shortest notice. au2l-lm
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81 Bese Sc, New York.
P. 0. Box s,5si. ss-lt&slt
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failure is unknown. His death is not conclu-
sive proof that the next man viii meet the same
A REMINISCENCE.
doom.

The appointment, announced yesterday py
cable, of Professor Othniel G. Marsh, OF Yale
College, as member Of the Munich Academy OF
Science, recalls the circumstance that the Pro.
fessor's zeal in archaeological research once
led him to his great amazement not only into
politics but plump into the centre OF one OF the
great Departments of the Government, where
he created a sensation similar to that of the pro-
verbal bull in the china shop. Having, In pur-
suance to promise made to the Indians who had
assisted him in his search for fossils brought
their complaints to the attention of the Govern
ment, he found himself at once an object OF
attack from the Department of the Interior,
the Secretary of which spoke of him in an
official communication as "a Mr.. Marsh" who
had been meddling unnecessarily with affairs
that did not concern him, and circulating false,
slanderOus and malicious statements concerning
the management of Indian affairs. The Pro-
fessor had only communicated the complaints
of the Indians, in fulflment of promise,
adding perhaps word or two derived from
his own observation, concerning their justice.
He supposed the abuses complained OF orig
mated in and were confined to the inferior
branch of the service, and that it was only
necessary to bring the matter to the attention
of the head of the Department to have remedy
applied and justice done.
The size of the game he had brought down
somewhat surprised him. Aiming at chip
munk he had wounded mule-a herd OF them
in fact. His modesty prevented any astonish-
ment on his part at the indefinite article with
which this high official had attempted to crush
him into obscurty and silence, although he
was then recognized in both hemispheres as
the foremost man in his own department of
physical science but he did rub his eyes in
wonder at the disturbance his innocent COM
munication had created. He did not, however,
for moment entertain the idea Of taking this
decoration of the indefinite article and retir-
ing from the field. Readers of THE TRIBUNE
of that time will remember how well and to
what good purpose he stayed. Whatever re-
forms have been instituted in the conduct of
Indian agencies and the management in gen.
eral of Indian affIirs are very largely due to
the efforts of Professor Marsh, who. when
thus assailed, began Immediately on his own
account and at his own expense an investiga
ton of the management of Indian affairs the
results of which compelled correction of the
most glariDg of the existing abuses. Having
stayed "in politics long enough to vindcate
himself and make something OF stir by his
way of swinging thigh bone, he calmly re-
sumed the duties of his profession and the
pursuits OF science. We do not exactly know
what has become of the high official whose ire
he reused. His indefinite article seems to have
rolled back on him.
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PERSONAL.

Ex-Governor Arson =. Morrill,. of Maine, is an en-
thusastio gardener. He usually has a supply of
green vegetables III advance Of his neighbors, and
State.
Ralph Clayton, who died few days ago at the
age of more than ninety-fve years, was the oldest
and one of the best known of the old inhabit-
ants" of st. Louis County Missouri Born in
Virginia. he went TO St. Louis at the age of thirty
when that city had only about 1000 inhabitants,
General Thomas $. Clingman. of North Carolina
Is now visiting in Boston, where he NETS few men
who were in public life with him when he entered
Congress in lS43. Robert G.. Winthrop Joseph
Grnnell and Judge Julius Rockwell, of Massa-
chusetts, Hannibal Hamn and Freeman II. Morse.
OF Maine, and John K. Redlng OF New Hampshire,
are said to be the only members of that Congress
from New-England now living.
When General Hancock was returning to Gov
ernoTs Island after an official call upon President
Arthur on Wednesday, he reached the Battery Pier
too late to catch the 2,15 p. IN. steamboat to the
island He engaged one Of the Whitehall boatmen
to take him across the river. As the river Is
usually well crowded with vessels at that hour Of
the day, some acquaintance tried TO prevail upon
hun TO wait until the steam ferry boat arrived
Nothing daunted. the General trpped the stone
steps and springing into the small boat with the
sDrightliness OF young sailor he grasped the tiller
aud steered the boat across.
Independence Day was celebrated this year al
Marsnbad, the famous Bohemian watering place.
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Neu'Lork Daily Gribm,'e.
FOUNDED BY HORACE G r EEL EY
NETWORK, FRIDAY. JULY 27.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGy.-There were Az deaths IN Cairo from
cholera on Wednesday; eleven fatal cases have oc-
CURED among the British soldiers in Egypt. -
The members of the American Rifle Team visited
Windsor Castle yesterday g The SUBJECT
of sickness on Atlantic steamers was brought 10
the attention of Mr. Chamberlain, president of the
Board of Trade. - In three months 5,327 Irish
emigIants have received Government and -
Cetewayo's wives and many of his chiefs were
killed by the insurgents. - Denis Maurice
OConor NJ. p is dead.
DoMEsTIc.-The Secretary of the Treasury yes
terday issued q call for the redemption OF
bonds. - Ex-Treasurer Marshall L. Polk, OF
Tennessee was convicted of embezzlement ana
ser fenced to twenty years Imprisonment. :"
A fatal case of yellow fever is reported
from Philadelphia. - Two Kentucky farm
laborers fought duel with pitcbforks; both men
will probably die. - The Republican members
of the New Hampshire legislature held fruitless
conference. 80 j. S. Payne, of New-York, has
purchased a large tract of valuable land at
Newport. - The Massachusetts, Senate
accepted the majority report in the Tewksbury
case. - The general belief at Niagara Falls is
that Captain Webb was dead before reaching the
Whirlpool but some people are making wagers that
be is alive. - In retaliation for the lynching OF
prisoner seven houses were burned III Miles City,
Montana. - The Howe Sewing Machine Works
at Bridgeport, Conn.,, were nearly destroyed by fire
last night, - Mrs. Mary Ann Keasham died
pysteriously at New-Haven.
CRY AND SUBURBAN-The striking telegraph
operators were ubilant yesterday over the surren-
der of the Rapid Company; the Western
Union showed no signs OF yielding.
- Duplex, Laura Gould, Heel-and-Toe,
Eole. Keno. Rochester and Woodcraft won the
Long Branch races - The passenger agents
considered the question of enforcing the pool PEN
altles - Minnie Conway was divorced
from Levy, the cornet-payer. 60 1t was thought
that young Matthews took his life after becoming
suddenly insane. - THE TRIBUNE Fresh Air
Fund send out a party of 16O children,
There were signs of victory
for the striking cloak-makers. - Gold value OF
the legal tender silver dollar (412l2 grains, 1918
cents - Stocks were ull, but were feverish
and huctuating; early were Erong and closed
weak.
THE WEATHER-TRIBUNE local observations in
dictate clear and partly cloudy weather. with higher
temperatures and chances of rain late in the day.
Temperature yesterday: Highest, 500; lowest GU;
average 1882.