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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-08

FEARFUL FALL y esterdsy morning about
o'clock r. j. Dawson. proprietor of the
fremont House, on J street, between Front
and Second, was awakened by the sound of
some large body fslling on the ground in the
back yard. Soon he heard low means, and
hurrying to the spot found Harry Forester
lying unconscious in a narrow, muddy alley
between two buildings, he having fallen from
the third-stoty balcony-S5 feet. lie wss
taken into the house and restorstives admin
lstered. On gaining his senses he was unable
to tell how the accident happened, but it Is
supposed, as he had not undressed, that he
had Just come in under the influence OF
liquor, and was wandering around on the bal
cony hunting his room, which was on that
fioor. His right shoulder is dislocated and
several ribs broken, besides being seriously
injured Internally. He is about 30 years old,
and has relatives living at Folsom. Until
within few days he has been employed in
the railroad shops. The injured man was
taken to the Railroad Hospital yesterday
afternoon. IL is thought that his injuries
will prove fatal.
BOARD OF EoUALIzATIoN.-City Assessor
John J. Buckley, having completed the as
sessment rolls of the city of Sacramento, the
same have been turned over to the Board of
Trustees. who. for ten days. will sit as a
Board of Equalization. The rolls are marvels
of neatness, the penmAnship is elegant. and
the entire work of the Assessors office is
something of which Mr.. Buckley may well
feel proud. The assessment as made by Mr.
Buckley is at follows Rssl estate, So, 2S9,
$50: improvements, 5000, 80; personal
property. g. 972, 740 IS. Tots! assessment,
ST, 259, 765 SO.
Eop bea1tb atFenotb ard vivor drink Dam.
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HOWARD BENEVOLENT AssoCIATION.-At
the monthly meeting of the Directors of the
Howard Benevolent Association, held Janu-
airy 9Th, the Steward reported 139 persons re-
lieved during the mouth of December, by 407
dispensations. There are now among the
families being assisted IL sick or intirm men,
sc women and Ga children, in all Ill persons
who will need help the ensuing month. The
report of the Treasurer acknowledges the re-
csipt Of 81, 16l 6S from the ladies' charity
ball, Sill 20 from donations, $50 So from in
terest and $1l9 IS from collections total,
81, Alb 81. His disbursements amounted TO
1929 l3. leaving balance in the Treasury
January Ash Of S1,127 As Claims were
audited at the meeting to the amount of
1923 IA, which makes the present
Indebtedness of the Association S42S 76.
| The offer of the new pavilion for the benefit
of four OF the benevolent societies of Sacrs-
mento being introduced, il was unanimously
voted to accept the proposition of the Di-
rectors of the State Agricultural Society to
hold a charity ball in the new pavilion jointly
with the Hebrew and Catholic benevolent
associations and the Protestant Orphan Asy-
lun, for the equal benefit of the four socie-
ties, and we agree cordially to unite with
said associations for said object, believing
that it will require the harmonious action of
all to make the festival q success. The
President aud Secretary were named as
committee to make all necessary arrange.
ments for carrying out the programme See
acknowledgement of donations in another
column.
JUNGLE Ton LAST N1GHT.-That the
Sacramento public will patronize a good
troupe that plays 3. popular prices has been
evidenced during the past week. COPYRIGHT
& Hawkins minstrel troupe played to good
business all week, and last night over fifteen
hundred people were present to witness the
presentation of Uncle Toms Cabin " by
Jay Rails troupe. Standing-room was at a
premium. and many ladies who could not get
seats stood in the lobby during the entire
performance. As q whole, the play was not
presented as well as it was some two wears
ago by troupe under the same management.
However. U ncle Tom is card that will
always draw, and the audience last night.
from the way they spplsuded were evidently
pleased.
THE WEATHER.-The temperature, wind
and weather st II N. yesterday, as received
st the office of the United States Signal Ser
vice Observer, was L: For Olympia, 50'. south
and light rain Portland, So, south and
cloudy; Fort Candy, AZ, south and cloudy
ROseburg, so, southwest and light rain:
Red Bluff, 49,, east and cloudy; Sscra-
mentc, 50', south and cloudy San Francisco,
AS, north aud cloudy; Los Angeles, Co,
west and clear San Diego, CO, northwest
and clear; Salt Lake, 39o, southeast and fair
Cheyenne. So, northwest and fair Denver,
AZ, northwest and fair North Pistte, IL,
southeast aud cloudy: Omaha, @. southeast
and clear; YsnktoD, 6, south and clear.
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FoR health, strength and vigOr drink Dam.
lena Bitters.
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ADVERTISEMENT MERTON.

Metropolitan Theater-Zamloch tonight.
Concord Lodge, F. and A. M.-TO-night.
B. NJ. b. and 5. S.-To-night.
Sacramento Chapter, R. A. M.-To-nieht.
Germania B. and L. Association Annual meeting.
Situation wanted by two colored women.
Lost-Four notes.
Howards- Card OF thanks
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THE f%est Bourbon whisky in the market
IA Sjmnlond's Nabob Don'tforget 80 ask your
druggist and grocer forit. Recommended by
the best pbysieiars everywhere. for medi'
cal and family use nothing 70 equal it.
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

AyES-GOlins, & dozen, 300; Gold Dollar
q dozen, 800; Diamond Edge, Is dozen, lOOJ.
Double Bit, 400
sHI II AID LrDs-ij5c q 10; sugar ket-
TIN PLATE-I c. iOxli, 4 box, 500: !. C.
liN2O, & box, 500; Terne, llx2J, p box, 100;
Iarne, 2OX2s, Il box, li.50.
TIHWAEE-PiOced. discount 20 ~ cent.
stamped, discount ~ { cent.
SOLDERING. J, l5ci No. y and y, lSc p 10
DUCK HORSE COLIAES-NO. AS = dozcr.
HAMES-Iwo loop, 400 4 dozen; three loop,
~ r dozen.
TAcKs-ln boxes, 100 papers, go = box.
=, GRuB HOSP dozen, 7jO; railroad picks,
4 dozen, $50.
MATToCRs-p dozen, 00N
10 y cent.
NAILs-3.25, rate.
SHovELs AMI SPADEs-Rowland's dis
count 10 n cent; Ames' list, steel goods. dis
count 40 and 10 = cent.
HEAVY HARDwARE-ShaftS, finished, p.O
poles, 1850; singletrees, wagons select "a
buggy, 49,; express, 25l; wagon tongues
l0.O; hickory axles, 1000; holsters, 4.Tj; coup.
ing poles, i.'"i spokes, MN, select, 2.75
NNH, 80; sawed fclioeS, lSi l.T5; 2, 100
liowden shoes, go; northwestern horse nails
| No. u, 6.OO 7, go; g, 500: bnr iron, &c rate
ploW steel, &c; spring steel, Sc; cast steel he
BuGdiES-Grade r. and spring ton. % OOd
| 1000: do. open, 70.0ht5D00; do. aide sprlnl
| top, lOJO0Gl5.O1; do, side bar, lG0.O0GlNW
do. phRtons, l250N6lj0OO: grade A. Sid,
| spring, li0.O012O0GO; do. phGtnns, !JQlAa
2OOO; bump seat buggies. f6.Un026OO. Mat.
ona, Oi1Gllj0O.
WIRE-Smooth w,ro No. o, 5c; Nos. 10 ant
&c. lapanned, barbed wire, &c. salvan.
zed barbed, &c.
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LIQUORS.

AIrouoL-p gallon, S2.E % $40
RilANDiES-Domestlc,R gallon. 500 10 $40
Imported cognac, 1871 4 gallon, $3.50; lS72, $3.50
lsIO, 500; lad 500; 1860, $40; iS6s, 500
lsis, 5000; Qtard, Dunuy & Co.'S cognac, ISIS
$50; 1870, 400; ISL, 500: 1915, SiOG5: mis-.
guei, Dubouchc & Co. c".pac, lois, ;l.j9; ls7O
h.ll; 1875 sl'.0n
Gis-Domestic, New York ar p ,!adelphia
y gallon, N.G; Holland, y gallon, sarsd2. -,
Sir Robert Bunotts Old Tom, % gallon, SS.li
49,; Sir Robert Burnett's Oli Tom, 3 cask
SShgl9a.oo; Holland, r case $40.
WHistN-L0uis;nnn rcctined, ~ e cont
proof. Z. gallon, Sl.l6; Western, N.i5ol. N
bourbon, slA09ai0; Rye, si.Ja63.5g; scotch
imported, Si.Ugi.S; Irish, imported, tLU
CnAdpAGNEs - Roudorcr Carte Blsncb
suarts, 4 dozen, n On; Piper IIeldsolck quarts
n dozen, $50; krug & CO., quarts, N dozen
EAhN; Moor 4 Chnndon, Silicry Muusseux, +
dozen. 2iOO; Crpinant day, T. dozen, 2SOl; q
IL. Muinm 4 Co.'s, pints, g additional; dry
versenay, 2i31; EXtry Dry, $50.
WiNEs-Calliurnia clarut, = gallon, 5O,fG5,
Nenfandel No, l, e gallon, 50d;i: inportcd
elnreis, ordinary, II cask, 7O0lDS0OQ, family
~arets, per caslS, 50maSlUn; dne clnrcis. 3
sssk, uO.0Q9l5AN; Med0c, f1 case, 60; 81
Julian, I, case. $50; AiargRux, n case, 100
Pynie Canei, II case, l0.OO; Larose, I. case
l21Oi Lc0vin, 4 case, l2.O0; Chateau ianua
s cl-c. 2LOl; ord nary. 4 CASE, a2ltsl.5O
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Sherman, Texas.

tamsutta, 1917; Langdon GB, ~; I.onsdal,
9m muslin, NJ; Berkeley eN cam Muslin
h2i TuScarOra, 10; AndrOscoggin l. III 81
iasonyllle,9; Lonsd:le, 81; Cabot, "a; Con-
'rospcrity, s. {; Hin Al, S; HILLS ~; Hal
IWclI 2, b54; Boot T., "a; Ballou, $; Canoe
i, 4; Blackstone AA, ~; Hope, "a; Green
!, ~; Cold Medal, = Fitchyille, u Fear
eSS,7,
ricRs--Amoskeag AGA. II; Amoskeag \,
-; Amoslleag b, l2l4; Amoskeag c, M;
lmoSkeag D. II; Amosseag T., l0l$; Amos
eng F, TO- Alnoslteag II, O; thorntike a,
-; Swift River u; Methuen AA, ~ j; Con-
'lo@a eX. n, 10; Cords ACE, IA; C6nesto-
q OK -, Il; Concstoga GIN ~. Is; CoueStogu
7 III, 80; CUuCstoIa, GOA rs, 70; Hanlii-
ton, ~; Manhattan, s. International w,
I; Ocean. 8.
srMpEs-Alnoskeag 3.3oI-9, IL !; Amori-
an, 90: Hamilton, llla; AmOskcag cheyiot,
o.: Ashbymc "A II; Ashbyme red cross, TO-
DENtMS-Amoskeag, II; York, IA; Otis
MA, l2l3: Otis BIB, ~; Columbian, II
!tiS &C, lOl5; Beaver Creek Az, y; Beaver
reck iB, ~ Beaver Greek CO. IDl e Warren
BIB, ll14; Warren AKA, l214; Haymaker
'ro"n, ~, Columbian, Ia, Warren &c
brown. l0l4; Uncasville. 10.
CHECES-Unioh, No, $50, n; Union, No. 20,
10; Union, No. Is, II; Miners MOL, IN: MI
ner'S No. 2. l6'2; Prodigy, Q; Alabama osna-
burgs, :; louisiana osnaburgs,. Z; Augusta
osnaburgs, Z.
acknowledgements, S: Amoskeag, s;
Canton, .; Draper, 0; Glenwood, 90; Bates,
8; CMrcmont, %: Miami, 81; Clarendon,
81 /; Scotch double fold, lO' N9l25
CORSET JEANs-kearsarge, s; Naumkeap
ltecn, 50 Armory, "a, Canoe, O. Indian
Jrchrrd improved, 6la.
ChMBRICs-W Washington, AZ: Mauvlu, 81
co.; slater 4 Sons, $685.; Kid finish sos;
haSonville, s. 4GGl3 Garner $685..
CARPErISGS-T Tapestries HigGing's 8jdS7l5
Tapestries Sanford's, GjQSj; Tapestries RoX-
Jury, S1l3; Bigelow body Brussels, l.3l; Low
Il bodS Brussels, l.&j Extra Moqucttcs, IL:
Hartford 3-ply, A0; Hartford extra Super,, n
,ark, Read x Franklin extra Supcrs, ~;
"@r;, cottOn-chain extra supers, 51ia; Phili-
21G4j
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DRUGS.

ACIDs-Sulphuric, 4 carboy, 1915; citrlc, n
., &c: oxallc, q h. Is: tartarc, powdered Il
n, 81. =
GUMs-Arabic, select, p n, SOC: asafetlda
% to Doc; camphor, 70 TO q; opium, {L2Dto 10.
OlLs-Bergamot, SnndcrOn's, II 10, $40;
lemon, Sandersan's. Sl.Sj; peppermint, S3,2j:
wlntergreen, 1926; olive, Malaga, yl25.
PoTAsI-Bromide, D N, % TO iOc; iodide,
$40 to $50.
!soAPs-Castlle, notified y h, SSlOc: cas-
tile, white, linlj.
MISCELLANEOUS 49, Ammonia, carb., e n.
Dc; alum, St5i; arrowroot, Bermuda, 500; ; Bal
sam, copalba, Sc; boraX, refined, l5GlB; calo-
mel, am, dc; castor oil, q gal, Sl4SIbl go.
cassla buds, a H. lS0lS; cream tartar, purc,
4 N, -; corrosive subimate, y N, Us; chloro-
form, 4 10, Sl.0J9l.l0; extract logwood. bulk
p 10, l2dA; glycerlne, bulk, 4 10, 25G30;
Iodine, resubllmated, r 10, geo; leaves,
1uchu, short g 10, -; leaves, SIENNA, Alex,
= ID, D; morphia, sulph 4 o., $3.50; spirits
inter, sweet, g To- b; strychnia, crystals, 81 n
g Lao; tapioca, q ID, I; wax, white, r 10
sulPha,e, ouinlne, q o., ,l.2OsSlS5.; cin.
chonidiN, 90 10 RJc.
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WOOL. HIDES AM pELrRIEs.

Mexican, frpo OF bnrrs, ii6al2c; Mex.
lean improved, l'sd lRci coarse, l9o; fine me.
diuri o0d29c; fine wool, according To ,lirt and
ronalion, ltp2c; bury, 2g9c per pound
fess. Acrording b. burrr.
ifnks-frlme plump iinu. - fhn md nm,
lic per NJ ssconds plump nints, % ihs q nd IN,
~ pr ~; prime Hight and kips, he per n;
euis, bulls and stays, 6ttnc per n. dry salted,
snll 80, hccogdlns 10 condition; green saitod,
tiici seal slklns, lod10c; sheep polts, AZ nor
wtto', 1r1bc; shcnrllngs iOOl5c.
~ l,Iow-rrlnio taliow, Co: tniIo~ areas.,.
sto,tci grra ., yellow TO brown, fo5c
el'';,fn. q, &c &c.
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RonTs AMI SHOES

MEMS kip bNrans. gCbl.2j: boys kip bro.
sans ~ 9laN; meme +. cali brugans. l.0k6l.75;
bows =. r.in bupgnnp. nisti vs.; mons Win
<bucEie plaws l.tyalSj; boys Kin 2-huckle
blows. Asah2, mems hun halls. congress and
Baton, l5ag2lJ; mems Gulf balls. congress
and button, sso1i.J1. mems kip boots, 2iOp1
5000; mems 4. calf boots aiOt0liO1, mans
cali boob, sAlt i000; boys hip houts, li.OMb
no.; boSh p. riif boots. l6.O1t2i.O0: boys
eslf hoai-, 4,logsi.cl, women's ~ ippolkas
haSIi4cj Misses uD kip polkNF. CA',7O,;
shiltntN ZIP p0lSns, nll sizes. iJmxa. thlld'S
kip ~, lii', al Shes, ayft7c; wumcn's cdf neg
and 81 iiptlsh. .0fh'aii Misses cali pcg and
- rllisi WeLlu. e'ni'u's buf erwed pol.
SO, HAti31, womcnN r.tl Scwud polish. Lao
4l<li1; womnn'N grain Scwcd and polish, 90
Clio; wofncn's Md scNod. f0j1l.55: Nnuci,'s
goat sewed polish, l.pGl.n: wOnion's Grain
sewcd button, i.00dl.3i. womcn's aid scweSl
s.tnn fl.olSAOo; woire1's goat sowod button
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N II ATING


COZ, C9}FFE Y; fair, Hole; prime, l2lg@l3c
'H139ice' 8i2t@lici Laguyla, lie; Java, 2iic.
iEAS,-imperial, 4H455c: Young Hyson, 100
ne; Ooiong, 4JddCc; Japan, GNdGjc.
SuGARs-POWdered 9l1c: cut loaf. Ga,
tfapuleted, - &c; standard A /, Sir; IouiSi.
ma White clarified. Sc: yellow clarified, 734c.
'ipio' : pUiaiguL 7c.
h"!.N-s ES-LOuiSiana choice, Soc. pri,n,
&C; fair to good, 4Oc; corn syrup, i5c; sugul
yrup, 6lG6}c; reboiled 4I0lj2c.
BAGciNG-Pure Jutc, "a lbs, l0sfc; r yard
. lbs, 10. sc; ties, i.55 4 bundle.
MCE-H hOicSaie, g. 4jG7lfr.
RhCKERs-Soda Y, &c; Xxx, -lSc: cream
e; ginger snaps, &c.
SoAp-oliye, 3.75 II box. blue India, i +.
,arS' S'% ~ 2 boXi q ID bars, l7G z box; II
l4l ''' '''''' -, 80 '''o''
CHEEsE--Full cream, iGc.
EUPE-lOc basis: cotton ropp l0c
WELL UCHErS-4,O0,Gl.2i p dozen.
-tofHEsPINs-Round, ejc; spring 100 2
aAsuREs-ia hushel, iron bound, loD q
io2en; 2-hoop pals, 200; G-hoop, 2.2j
TCns-} nest, 30; S nest, 30; No. /, 800 =
io2eni No.2, 800; No. ,, 100.
MHArpING PApER-Rag and stray, 45a75c
81 do, l.5l; blasting kegs 900. Shot-drop bag
k.Jll-.IIi uurE, 49, .c..sJ.
PIcRIEs-Chow-chow, 5-barrel, barrel. SIC
4-gahon pills, chow-c.Ow, 40; 3-gallou
f'N'.' h4iN'A NlNhltH, L"DJi sldSS plUla. LOO
glass quarts, 300; glass - gallon, $50; glass
Gallon, 40; glass hex, gallon, 10.
COAL OGL--li0 degrees fire test in barrels
&c: ll, t~>t oil IN cans, BIO; 80 degrees fire
MAckknEI-No. l barrels, 1850; No. J X.
| barrels, 7.50; No. H-barrels, 10: no. > e..
barrels. 100; No. I-barreis, 30; No. / kits.
| LIZ No. 2 kits, i.05: No. 3 kits Loo
HOLLAND HERElNG-Imported,I d n kcg,
GANDY-Stick, NE 4 Ii; fancy, l5(@2Jc.
| RN-'Ns-l oudrr lavpr,S.
C1DER-Crab apple, lOc; Missouri cider, COG
r Edtuni vinegar + gallon, lsyg2Jc.
STARCH Pearl, 434c royal glass, 81; Bon
| ton LIB prgGoges, &c; corn starch, J. Il pack
ages S"' 20 wood box glass, re; 5-lb paper
box glass, Glg.
IN E-,o.l,-ntrated, o.7jWLO0.
JUGs-We quote: lie n gallon for glazed.
| crooks, lOc = gallon for glazed.
TON lToEs-2-b standard l.Oj; 3-ib stan
| dard, $l.2j.
DRIED PEACHEs-Unpeeled. Sc; peeled, ne
BAcoN-Shpri clear sides, he; short clear
| Try salt lt&iV4ci hams, loa4c; breakfast ba.
| con. lic.
LAED-Tierce, ol{c; 5O-B cans, 9lc; lO-r
! cans, lOi4d; BIB cans, l05sc; 3-n
| cans, lO54c.
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Corn IN sack brlnrsGO, and In bulk - centg.
eats w sack -, bulk -; wheat sold to-day IS
highest and 62is lowest. The quotations
given are from actual transactions In this
city to-day.
WnEAT-New crop, buck, Cjc; lowest,
&C.
hYB-Nomlnal; barley nominal.
CoRN-In shucl, sec; shelled and sacked,
k6G61c.
OArs-New oats, pc: lowest, 2Or.
FfOUR-Patent, $40; early break fast, - 20;
eTenn soda, ShOo@tl5; pure cream, So
Todd NILS: Patent, $40; Union, x3i5: Prai.
NJ liower, 81 -; Mocking Bird $50.
hEAG-At mills, Zoe; In store. 81
CuRNMEAis-Fine boiled per 100 pounds
G.H
Ho1iHY Ann GEIrs--S6 per barrel.
FEEp-GhOpped corn per 80 pounds, 81. %;
chop.-sti corn and oats per 100 pounds, 81 40;
corn brnn per 100 pounds, iOc.
GRAHAM FLOU R--Por loo pounds g.
EAY-All grades nominal.
hfl.IiIsr SEED-4ioc. German m''lct, ms,
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PmNrs -Merr,mR- u, c. N.nchcstcr. q.
Afnoid, u; Arnold's inG.so. ~; Arnufi's
yhnlce dos 81. American, ~; American In
ulso, ~; Pacific, O., Hamilton. y =; Giouceg.
yer mourning, o.; simpson Informing, &:
hertel, 8; Dlgncll, 6lgiei; Eddysiouc, d.
uacheco, q; Gloucester, 90; Richmond. d,
Windsor, O; Steel River. 81; Allcns h ',
Merrimaa pink, 90; Richmond pink. &; Allen
PINK, y; Merrlmae shrtlng, 5; tlegatta shlrt-
Ounnell shlrtlngs, i9,. ~
Bnow.s. SltFsrfN6s--I.nwrenre Ill. 5N:
stark Az, TX; Augusta o.; Indian Head
~ "a nyslle River ~; Atlanilc A, 7je.
Atlnntic III, 10 AgawAnl. ~ a; Atlantic p,
*; ,Peppercll f. II; Indian nrhsri EE,
~, lcnpereil II, I; Trmont &C, 90: Cont.
nenial K, q; Parnercll q, ~; PeplrreIi
Il; Continental u, ~, Indian Orchard AA,'
~ Badger STATE Lls 5ss; Michigan LII. 5ls /;
bcayei Dam III. 81: Clark A 81: Nonnh,
oil. ~; 0mnite y, ~; Bedford II, ~.
ort.nholth !, ~; Mohawk. 4: roo,l NJ. 4;
Gramtevnle EE, "a, Wachusstt, ~; New
h'""s' ~, Nr"'t'irl;rf 90 ii,'
Ls...... .s-.- ..4.A....ss $. go
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An rnvi,ation to the Citizrns ~ Gala,
An Invitation 10 the citizens Of Dallas,
and especially familina with liuio GILL.
dren. TO 80 out to Kidf's Spring. and
spend "a much OF the summer IS they
desire, either day, week, or munl6.
drinking tho pure, good, cold water.
enjoying the pure, invigoratiny air.
nndec dense shades OF pecnns, waluuts,
AUTHORITIES and oaks. / will locate zach
one " no desires 20 pitch tent or - nice
lot oil free OF charge. Much siclSnoss
can he prevented aud speedy ros.orn.
ton TO health for invnllds. Come and
enjoy n blessing that few citizcns cnn
boast OF, such delightful place so nn,r
business. j. ". kfnn,
Washington lIcights.
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LuMnEn AZ nr1Ln1NG MArrnIA1

RnUGu LUMBHR-2j feet long and undar
~ & l,MNi % feet long and under, -. y l,el0
Clear selects, t25 Z 1900. Culls. All ienyths,
Sl3 &, LOCO; all widths, so 4 1000. Battons,
sN3 Inch, Sl7 n 1000
DRESSED LuMBER-Onc side, lx3 10 lxi2
finish, So & 1909; lNiRtolx2O, $3.50; Ia,fii-'
all width. finish, $91D 4 l.UN. Common
4heeting Ss20 d per l,OO0, Dressed on two
sides, lx3 to lxl2, finish, $3.50 Il Ua. Match.
cd, irch partition, 80 per 100
SHtSGLRs-i' 1907. sap pinc. Slgj; heor,
Pine, S. No. / cyprc3s, SiGj; -. X cyprcss,
{i1l; boss. hest or all heart cypresa 81; al.
mcnslnn cypress, inches, s.; round end cy-
prUss,gT -
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
CnMMERuIAL.

DALLAS, July, 22.-Wheat and oats wcit
rather active to-day at the prices giyei
Farmers held back as long Gs they could ana
to-day few sold 10 realize cash. rms cHali
pie Will perhaps be followed by otners VIZ
although not forced 70 sell, see no prospect %
Improvement. There Is very little change u
auota in any thing. Dry goods, boots an
shoes are dull, and leather goods generally
are quiet. The irut offered this week j. a.
poor quality and Iaeat- dull seize. '1'rNcf IS
active again. Or cefics are steady. Provisions
are dull at the advance. Live stock is I'M.
changed since last week and the move
ment e very small. Horses sold freely
this week. y dealer reports oven
80 work horses sold In this Cl,'
si &C Saturday at prices from $50 TO $50. Jui
h. ARE preparing rapidly for autumn stock
ans clearing out is the orGer This h.
cao ed much irregularity, In rates of DIR
zoos and clothing. To-day many buycl
re.c IA from the West. \ good day is O.
pected tomorrow. 4 meeting Of citizens
10 be held tomorrow to discuss the wat,
supply. This meeting ought to be largely ut
tended by tradesmcu
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MARKETS BY rELEunAPn.
ST. LOUIS MARKE1

~. LOUIS, July 22.-Flpur easy and quiet.
Mhc"! opened firm, advanced fraction
No.2 red, NJ JOSH, cash;Si, July; ~ .GoGi...
August: ~ aGSJn, Ssptembrr, closing III
owcst figures.
Corn dull and lower; i7@i7' ., cash; 4G't
Der, closing al inside prices.
oat. slow and steady; 3lm@2'., cnSn; 2G't,
WHISKY 5tcadiy; sl.6S.
rkgnict: jobbing, SIS.
Bulk meats slow: long clear, 80: short rib.
$50: short clear, SIS
Bacon steady; shoulders, GltGG37l4; long
clear $40: short rib, S.Sfi.d0; short clear
a.l2i 5o192i
Hams, I2i{dlis,.
Lard nominal ;G.S7i4.
Cattle Receipts, 300; quality poor and
sooG cattle, ether native or Teyos. would
iii won if here; exportars, s6l0aG5i: e"oI ~
'Aoicc. S5.O0GG. 30: common Ia medium. "A. III
.jn; Teyane, 8.JU0L5j; bulk sales to-day
chiefly &3jgdl50
Hogs-Receipts. 800: nctlvc; s8Gl5G5.
Shecp-RecciptS, 400; bulk orSupply poor
and prices mean: good 10 choice mntt0ns
firm nj $3.dIGyi.jl; common TO Medium. IN 81
(1STS
CHICAGO MAHEPr.
CHICAGO, July @2-Fleur uule, and nm
changed. 9'''' "'' ~"
Wheat active, bur weak and lower; closed
lAls under yesterday; July. Sl5 .OnS3, closet
'lAt; August, so ilfSSsI closed S2aa; Scptem.
her, 81 .CAs5 Z, closed ~.
Corn active; opened "A shnde lower. nd.
vancod, then declined and closed S,tdls under
yesicrday; cash, 53ltad; July. 59fsGS8s,
closed hSl.; August h3Is95llt, closed Ea'
september, So .65i.t.
Oats stcndy and firm; cash, n: July ogi "A
&ls; August. 9fi4 It9I. closed 81 sJl2fs; 5, y.
| tcnbcr, 30 f1-G..
PORK dull; caeI. ,lGnl6.5n; July or Aurnst
'lt
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COTTON STATEMENT.
GALVESTON, July 9A-Th. following Ia ~
daily comparative cotton e;Hiym.ut:

Total .. AARON tsSs3
Lmt yVnr.. bslbsS xii. ~
Exports this weak; Gron, B-itnn, 5egl.
France, 81; COntncntl,5j5; Stoke nj M'
In'tcl states ports, this II ~, 1880: this
day lsdt year. S58,sGq.
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You Need Nothing Else.
DO YOU want m external RENO N.
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Flows from the Maximum Mineral Foun-
tain OF Saratoga Springs, and is in the opin-
ion OF the most eminent medical men, Ma
DISPEPSi \, TORPID LIVER. ISACTIVT
CONDITIONS Of the KIDNEYS, and Il most
Salutary alternative in Scrofulous Affections.
VITA ladies', gentlemen and bon vivants cV-
CrSWherelt has become the standard of die
tary CXpcdientS, terrifying the digestive fuuc-
tions and enabling free-livers to Indulge with
IMMUNITY nj table. The world OF wealth, in
telllgence and refinement testifies to its
SPARKLING naturally pure and delightful
qualities as the beverage incomparablc, md
accrrdit IL with being the surest and speediest
source ofclear compilations, high health aud
eXhuherant spirits. HhTHORS SPRING
WATER II sold only In glass bottles; four
dozen plnts ore packed In n case. II may bc
obtained at all hotels and Of druggists wine
merchants and groccrs everywhere, and
BETTERToN, IRVINE & CO.,
Solo Agents for naItaa TaYag
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cuTchGo MAGWPr.
CHICAGO,

ard quiet; HEl0 lower; cash, z gIinT.0T
nrovcr's Journal REPORTS: Hogs-- Rcteipts
l,9O; dun; 3 to Ia lower; !ji6500.
Cattle Receipts, 7ON: weak, 10 lower: eX.
mort grades, s6.atGgG.cj; good to choice shin.
prg, t1.Akg6A0; common to medium, $500
90; grnSs Texans, S;.2yhi 10.
ccp-Receipts, l,O0; slow; Inferior IN
fair, s2.Ij 1910; medium 10 good, S97ytt. 80
choice to eNtrn, siCNL7i; TcNas Snccp, S2.gs