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the edge with narrow lace, not more than
an inch and half wide. For the other
tidy use contrasting color of ribbon. PINK
or crimson, or a fine shade of yellow Will
answer. Paint each strip of the ribbon IN
some pretty design. The blue could be
painted in the palest pink moss-red BUDS,
and the crimson in yellow tulips
One of our English contemporaries, IN
reply to an inquirer, recommends syrup
made of the following ingredients Tor
coughs and colds: Take IS ounces OF per
fectly sound onions, and after removing the
rind make several missions, but not too
deep. Boil together with 13t ounces OF
moist sugar and p ounces OF honey III 80
ounces of water for three-quarters OF an hour;
strain, and fill into bottles for use. Give
one tablespoonful of this mixture Slightly
warmed) Immediately on attack, and then,
according to req lirement five to eight half
tablespoonfuls daily. 1t is said that this
mixture was that used by the Zulu Caffres
when visiting Europe some two years since,
and who suffered much from the climate,
but invariably recovered upon its use.
There is no other time in all the day
when competent guidance can do 50 much
to make boys manly and girls womanly as
when they are at their games. 1t IS not
enough to leave the playground to the
ianitor or to some inferior authority 1t Is
| the place where the principal, teacher and
| nearly all others are most needed-nOt to
direct the games, or to NEEDLE in any way
with the sports, but to be ready with a
CHEEKY voice and an easy grace to sug
gest to any one about to engage in anything
| improper that he has forgotten himself
Ruffianism will soon disappear, timid chill
dren will learn to assert themselves, and an
esprit de corps of the playground can soon
be formed which will have wonderful in
fuence on the character as well as the ac-
| tons of the pupils
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SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

In a paper by Professors Ayrton ana
Perry, read lately before the Physical So
ciety, London, there is a prediction that
before long gas engines will be employed
| in the propulsion of vessels.
The Lartigue balance railway, the loco
| motive for which is an electro-dynamic APP
paratus, supplied with electricity from a
| fixed generator, is a simple, single rail, ele-
waited arrangement from both sides of which
the carriages are suspended. A few men
can build several hundred yards Il day
This railway has been very serviceable in
Africa.
A cement which resists damp and firmly
attaches labels to iron and tin work con-
siSts of paste of rye meal and little solu-
ton of glue and water, to which as much
Venetian turpentine is added as may be
required. Ordinary flour paste, when well
made, and some glycerine thoroughly in
corporated with it, does very well for fixing
printed labels on timed sheet-iron boxes.
tits reported that Pressac & Co. of Paris
have introduced a salt which, placed in
water, is partly dissolved without increase
of temperature, and produces liquid Gu
pabe of generating, with the aid of zinc
and carbon, an electric current. 1t is also
said that this cell gives rise to no fumes or
smell. The salt is partly melted in two
parts Of water, and the liquid can be used
at once.
Silveroid is the trade name given to
new, grained, brilliant, white alloy,
regarding the composition of which little
is known beyond the fact that cadmium
enters into it. 1t is intended to take the
place of the brass, bronze and gun metal
classes of alloys, and if all turns out to be
true which is spoken in its favor it will
soon do SO, especially in the manufacture
of articles which must be strong and Capa-
bic of taking a fine polish.
y cloud SO dense as to prevent persons
| from reading bold type at midday passed
over great part of Lancashire, England
recently. The unusual darkness lasted
about an hour. From the accounts given
| by intelligent observers of the occurrence
| the cloud must have consisted of finely di-
! vided carbon dust Rain which fell cOpi-
| ously in some places was as black rs ink.
At other localities where hail or snow fell
| it was noticed that each was likewise black.
| Not long time ago such phenomenon
would have been deemed OminOus.
A GAINESVILLE (Ohio) correspondent writes
| to the Scientific american that dogs may not
| only be made profitable in mines by being
taught to draw small carts, but it is entirely
feasible to teach them to patrol mines as
| detectors Of the presence of fire damp or
natural gas. A dog of sixteen or twenty
inches high is recommended as likely to
be most serviceable in the work, but he
should be trained by the Waterman so as to
be always ready to make rapidly the rounds
Of the mine before the Waterman starts
The plan is to send the dog through the
mine. If he returns it will be known that
the mine is safe. Failure of doggy to come
back indicates danger from gas.
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NOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-LOT -
IL southeast corner and Third streets; ss.;i
lot S2xl60 feet, with story brick dwell zS:.A
ing containing, nice rooms; n two-story frame
containing rooms; OuthouSeS all complete q
good well of sweet pure cold water, raised with
pump; choice selections offruit and shrubbery; is
one of the cosiest homes in Sacramento. Price,
s., 500. Also, lot adjoining on street, 40xl60
all on land higher than the established grade.
Price $3.50. Inquire OF B. N BUGBEY, agent
6l4 Thirteenth street. z. Q. Box 2G. auS-tt
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Absinthe as a Cure for cholera.

As if Frenchmen had not sufficient ex-
cuses for drinking absinthe already, q
French priest fresh from Cochin China has
supplied them with another. Absinthe, it
is now proclaimed, is IN infalhble reme,,y
for cholera. A small dose Of abs nth2,
taken in glass of claret, will restore circu-
latioH and warmth. With some patients
the cure is as rapid rs the attack; with
others it is only accomplished after twenty
four hours. In small parish III Cochin
China NJ. Janin, the priest in question,
cured seventy-three cholera patients out ri
seventy-six attacked by the disease six
French soldiers in the fortress Soctrang
were cured by the same means, while only
one died, and he was dying before Janin
came. Should one dosc Of absinthe nrove
insufficient NJ. Janin recommends the pa
tent TO continue taking it, he says OF him.
self that when attacked by cholera he
drank one-third liter of absinthe III about
ten minutes, after which he slept and woke
cured. 1t is curious fact that after taking
five or six doses of claret mixed with alb
sinthe, the patients are rarely intoxicated.
If, however, they fall asleep in state of in
toxication, they are saved. In case of an
insufficient quantity being taken death is
sure to ensue. In the long run, however,
it is safe to say that absinthe will kill many
more Frenchmen than cholera Pail Mall
Gazette.
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BACHELOR MUSINGS.

At night as | sit in my quiet retreat
And lazily puff my cigar,
The light and perfume that encircle me there
The restful repOse of my coy armchair,
Make bachelor lodgings seem sweet.
The world down below often wonders, know,
How fellow so foolish can be
As TO live all alone
In q home not his own,
And 50 many fair fish in the sea.
Mrs. Grundy, severe, tries to make it appear
That bachelors heart is Il stone,
But she's of of her base,
At least in one case
simply refer 10 my own
No doubter am this fact to deny:
Since Adam first wiuked at the sun
A sweet, loving wife
is the crown OF mans life.
His children are treasures, each one
And now propose to briefly disclose
My reasons for holding the fort -
l am not such knave
As 10 purchase slave
When myself can scarcely support.
II is all very well for people to tell
OF love in a cottage, you know;
But firmly decline
No not any in mine,
Without q full cellar below.
ID, II. Field. in Chicago Times.
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From this we see that the eight Northern
States contain total of l21 400 600, 900 feet,
or a little over one-third of the whole
amount standing but from this estimate
it is proper that we should deduct almost
the whole estimate of Pennsylvania, New
Hampshire and Vermont, rs but little of
| their timber is now accessible and none be-
yond the requirements for home consump-
ton
The twenty-five thousand millions feet of
redwood IN California, included also in the
above estimate, is practically out of the list,
/ for whatever may yet be determined as its
comparative or market value it can have
no effect upon the supply of the States, and
so We bring the supply of marketable tim
Der of the North practically to the limits of
Minnesota, Michigan and Wisconsin, which
gives us the aggregate of eighty-one thou
sand million feet. Out of this amount we
must also deduct a reserve for home con-
sumption las they have no young growth
to keep up the supply of about one-half
the whole estimate, and then We have but
forty to fifty thousand millions feet as the
total marketable supply of the Northwest,
or less than enough to keep up the ratio of
cutting for ten years more. Surely these
figures cannot afford pleasure to Chicago,
the greatest lumber market of the world,
nor 10 large manufacturers, who have so
many millions of dollars invested in ma
chinery, mills, etc.
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Grapes, s. Is; Red currants, 81 IS; Cherries

%
LES-New Potatoes. 60C975c; New
Onions. 6O975; Cabbage, 6Q975c; Carrots, 61G75c
= 100; Turnips, 75c; bunch vegetables, 1212c 2
doz; Parsnips 1c; Beets, 75c; Horse Radish, &c
> ID; Artichokes 25c q doz; Jerusalem Arti-
chokes, S1564c q b; Celery, 60@75c q doz; Gar
lie, 3@4c; Rhubarb, i6l5c; Peas, SC; Asparagus,
364c q II; Cucumbers, 596c 2 doz; string
Beans, &c: Wax Beans 21%9Sc.
BREADSTUFFS-Flo 81 60 2 barrel Oatmeal
d 60 = 100 lbs, latter for Eastern Cornmeai;
yellow, 81 25@2 so; white, & 25@250; Cracked
Wheat. 81 e..
POULTRY-Live Turkeys, 2o@2lc 2 h;
dressed, 22G23c; full grown Chickens 81 SOFAS Z
dozen young BOOSTERS, SS9S 80 q dozen Broil:
ers, S5@5 so; tame Ducks, SO; Geese, S2G2 q
p pair; Eggs. choice lots. 2S@SOc z dozen.
GAMEEHale, 81 1872; Rabbits, SlG1 80
Mallard Ducks, S5@6 q dozen Teal, S1@1 % Z
dozen Sprig, S2d2 so ? dozen.
DAIRY PRODUCTS-Butter, choice, 22@22c {
b mixed lots, in rolls lSc; Cheese, California
12alSc; Western fats, 169l7c: Marins Cream
Hay. GRAIN AND FEED-oat hay, S10@1S E
ton Alfalfa hay, S7C6S 2 ton; Bran, Sic 50 = ton
Middlings S19 so 2 ton; Barley, whole, SIS 2 ton
ground, 81; Wheat, 81 35@i 80 q cwt; tame
Oats. s.; Corn, 81 65 p cwt for choice.
MEATS-Beef, S@99c Mutton. SIC z ID Pork
&c: Veal. small calves, 11@l2c: large, 9@l0c.
bISCELLANEOUS-See Alfalfa, S1a@9c;
Pop Corn, 6@Sc q ID Red Clover, l4@l5c Red
Top. 1l@12llc Nuts-English Walnuts, 919@
lOc California Walnuts, 9@l0c Almonds, 14@
l5c; Peanuts, California, 619@7c Lard (Califor
| MAJ, cans, lie; Eastern, i9l5c;, Hides. salt
light and medium, S15G9c; heavy, l0c
dry, 16hc; Tallow &c; Hops, offering at SOC
q h-stocks very small.
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CEMENT Eastern. 81 25a2 80; foreign, 50 sea
70 n Dbl; Golden Gate Plaster, 81 75a3 Wother-
spoon aster. 1908 Is; Santa Cruz Lime. 81 50G IS
r bbl Land Plaster, $40 30 u ton Fire Clay 81 @
bib for American and S. for English Brick Dust,
Sl@5 q Dbl: Cattle Hair. PC: Goat Hair &c q Il.
CORDAGE-Sisal l3-inch and upward. lie
l2-thread, llic; and 9thresd l2c !: Bale Rope,
Tarred Rope, LAth Yarn and Single Yarn,
Irvine FOR Hops and for Grape Vines, lie; Twine for
Pape, and Bed Springs. lie: Manila 1!inch and
| upward and also Rope for Transmission Of Porer,
Bale Rope Tarred Rope, Tarred Lanyard, Lath Yarn
and Single Yarn, and Irvine for HIPS and
Grape Vines l6c l2-thread, l0ic; and 9th .ad,
| lie Cable and Sand Pump Lines for Well Boring,
and Irvine for Paper and Bid Sp ngs, lie all other
kinds, l7AdiS,. Discount invoices Of 10000 lbs.
Terms. g. days. Il per cent off for cash. Carriage
| on all deliveries
| COAL-The imporIs are the increase It Is quite
time The winter mon his ap, reaching, when the
nouse demand is doubled. The receipts from al
sou, for July, Mount DiablO mi1es lone exoep ed
were 81, So tons This is small increasa over May
and 'une but slightly under the TO al for A ri Is
sim ly an indication If augme ted deli cries In
| first ee, en- days OF August the rec pts were 3,3
tons The Under Of the month may not iutfll tbs
u lie Ia ger han III 1t Of sry other month this year
with the prospect of still further increase in sep
TENDER and ootobyr But there is little expectation
Coos Bay. Renton and Seattle from ships
s. % 50 50 for Southfed steam and s9a9 81 fyr
South cid 70: domestic use Wellington, - 500 H.
Tbs private circular of j. w Harrison euotes az fol
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EOR SALE-A HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST
Il in the Western Hotel Hacking. For further
particulars, inquire at the office or Of the driver.
milf
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BRIG K-Californis building descriptions are in good
demand at Sc 5G9ll; English fire, $50 $500 81 .
thousana English Bath. 45c b
BR 0MS-A local manufat turer publishes his
price list as follows Common Patent No 8, 81 rs;
do ring necks, 81 81, Extra Patent 81 So for No l.,
81 rs for No. AID 81 f,r o. 3; Ladies' Delight, 81:
Patent Cap Eastern br shl, g. IS so and 81 Is fer
the three NUMBER Eureka, 80 81 s. Is and 3d. for
the three numbers: Mill and Stable and 8! 50 Ship
81 SO; painted handles 25c extra; galvanized bands
Soc extra; Toy Brooms, 81 rs; l and string vet
tops 81 So string velvet tops, 81 70 patent ferule
handle, 81 rs o dozen
CANDLES-The product Of the local Candle fact
cries is quoted follows San f. ancisco Crystal Wax
lie for l6 and 15c for IA OF; Stearic i'd IA
l4c Star l4oz l3c; Eagle U-oz lie; Cncinr att, 70
or 1l!c; Mission Chemical Wax i4-oz, l5c do l6-oz
l7c Solar Sperm, l4oz, l41l43c; Adsmantine ll:-oz
l'@il4c; Globe, l03oz ss@l0c: Eastern brands vary
from SC to l7c Sperm, 25o: Paranine, i7GiSc h ID.
CASE GOoDS-A leading local canning hr1n quotes
Jellies of all kinds in 10 tins st 81 75G2 80 q dozen
Escorted Apricot Plum, Pear, Peach, Gooseber y.
and Ounce Jams 2-tb tins, 81 250b2 81; Blackberry
and CuJrant Jams, 81 5cb! IS Ra pberry and Straw
berry ms, 81 75C1S D dozep. IN tins. The same
Erp, &,t,1a nntu IN, N, tir
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SACRAMENTO MARKET.

SACRAMENTO. August 18th.
FRUIT-LemonsS Sicily, IS 5o@9 p case; Oranges
California, s. 50 2 box; Lines, 81 10; Bananas
Cocoanuts, IS 5O@6 a 100; Apples, 75c TO 81 .:
q bx: Peaches 60c@ssl; Apricots, sl(9l % a box
Plums 2S4c; Blackberries. 4Cs5c; Cantaloupes
75c65Sl q; Watermelons, Sl@l 25; Grapes. SlG
/ 2b = box.
PIE FRUITS-Assorted, 25S-b cans, . doz
81 SO: assorted, gallon cans, 81 so; Peaches, 2i6
b cans, 81 rs; Portland Blueberries, 2-b cans
81; Whorleberries. 81 rs; Capital Asparagus
e. Is 2 dozen cans
DRIED FRUITs-Apples, sliced, S@9c q d
do quartered, 7@Sc; Pears, peeled lose; dc
unpeeled, +95c; Plums. pitted, 1st@lec; Peaches
l0&l211c: do peeled, l94Sa0c; Prunes German
Figs California 6[97c 2 b.
TABLE FRUITS-Assorted, 2555-io cans, 2 ioz
g. 80; Peaches 81 so; Bartlett Pears, 81 5o Plums
81 Is; Blackberries. & 9o@S: Gooseberries, S.
Strawberries s. Is; Aprico.s, s2 Is; Musca,
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product at i5c in bbls, EIc In f bbs sac SO !lon
KEGS and sac in lgal!on tins Hawaiian Molassesis
quoted at .39sl5c: New Orleans lasses 7565.o n
gallon
JEA This seasons Japan Tea "a jobting at 3glg
57Io
ToBACCO-rlug 4I9s5e: smosine see to 81 . n.
| WHISKY-We quote high proof. 81 Sol 81 ow
proof, 81 1892 so various brands OF Bourbon & 251
5 50 Is gall. according TO age
Claret. S559sS0 y cask: Gam psgne
S17tG52 D basket California bulk descriptions : e
quoted follows Angelica. 81 059l IS Claret 5Oa
Sc; Port SIa3 50; Sherry. 81 1868 IS; White gc0s
Il 70 a. rai
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
IaEroRrED FOR THE SACRAMENTO EEcoRD-UsI'
General Merchandise.

SAN Francisco. August "A 1884
BAGS AND BAGGING-The market for Wheat
Bags has proved dsap ointing for holders thus far
Prices actsally weaker tuan they were month or
six weeks ago a go many lots have been sold, but
wants to carry stock over to another sson
there considerable compel ton for custom and this
of course tends to depress the price It has been
figured out over and az in, that tbs supply was
entirely jnaiequste to the wants of tn coast but il
is evident that buy do not believe the story Tor
thee has never been when there a3peared to
be su h good opportunities I speculation and yet
the spirit of speculation is notably absent We quote
Wheat Bags al t way I ON 6Se 20 7sc but h We
hea OF ssles at the latter figure or some time.
Wool Bags are nominal at 35@4Oe, and Potato Gun
n es are quiet at It1l2sc
MISUNDERSTANDING is the lstes. city pri ee-.ist of
the California o. acker Company for lots in
tair ing alnI1E % 20 and so fhi n b:
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MERCHANDISE REPORT.
The following freight passed Ogden August

III IOl4ONAhb lASA5lt ptSoSSu OSuCu nus lSt
18th
For acknowledgement Packing Company.
Ia boxes canned goods; Huntington, Hopkins &
Co, 2 carloads sheet iron; Cunningham, Curtiss
Il WEIGH, 80 bundles newspaper; John Breuner,
bale dry goods; A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co. 2
boxes hardware, cases saddlery; Locke & La
venson, roll carpet; \. penuery x Co, 4 bar
rels glassware, ! hogshead crockery; Joseph
Hahn & Co., box drugs; Cecil Warner, 3 bun
dies and Il crate wheels; Weinstock 4 Lubin, 2
cases hats; Hale Bros. & Co. case velvet, l case
canvas. case silk, cases piece goods, case
worsted dress goods; NJ. fenton, box hous ehold
goods; Burns, Church & Hancock, l hogshead
crockcry; Anderson & Johnson, / box woolens;
F. b. Merrill, l box woolens; Gattman & Wilson,
box cloaks; Maria Dewey, l case clothing:
Lindley & Co.. L tierces hams, 60 boxes and 10
crates starch: Mebius & Co., 10 tierces hams;
Hall. Luhrs d. Co, 20 bags canary seed, 20 bar
rels currautS, - tierccs hams: q. b. Corwin, ,
cases cigars; Adams, Mcneil d Co, 20 tierces
hams.
For Woodiand-J. F. Hink. cases shoes
For Standardization Wheel Company, 81
bundles spOkes; \. p. Henderson, springs, 25
bundles fellies, bundles poles, y bundles
shafts.
For Marysville-B. F, Gilman, cases shoes;
Ed. Neuclander, } cases corsets.
For Red Bluff. & J. DobSon, l roll carpet
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK SALES.
SAN FRANCISCO. Angus. 18th
AFTERNOON skssIos.

WHISTLER you prefer the sea breeze or the
bracing mountain air for your summer va
cation you should not omit to provide
yourself with bottle of Angostura Bit
tiers, which is the acknowledged standa d
regulator of the digestive organs. Be sure
to get the genuine article manufactured
only by J. G. b. Siegert & Sons.
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COFFEE-Imports for the last half Of July were
lilht agsregating only 1876 rs The dem nd ia also
very light The stock of Central American in first
hands the of August So zSt bags, aRai 81
.5rUJ bags year ago, and = 90 bags two years ago
The sales for the frs months OF the were
rs CO. bags, Of which So bags went overland
Quotations at the close are IS lows {:
osta Rica and Guatemala st ly3all4c: nediu -.
to eir do, 9cl0.c Inferior to ordinary do; S983c:
Salv dor, DC for unwsshed and ic for washed.
FI<H-The pack of Salsuon the Co umbia river
this estimated at CO., UOU cases. half #
whiCh has been sod aud shipp, away. We quote the
range Of the market at c. t. 3 Is Those VIII old
early in the did better. Pacif Cod. sac in so d
bdls &c for elected in 100 ID 3, and &c bone
less Eastern Codfs 7d7!c q b Eastern Mackerel
3 65Gt2 for No. in IS 10 Llts and 81 75a3 for Mess
in Is n kits
LEATH sR-SOle for export, iSdl9c; rough for eI-
port 2ld22c best sole for iocal use. 2SGlGc; me
dunn. 26cd2!c: light. 2S12Ic; Harness, ESQ &c
Harness No. 2. 2fG27c q h.
LUMBER-Ho thing doing in cargo lots, and prices
for 81 50 to 81 below the following rates,
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The richest little girl in the world is the
seven-year-old daughter of Captain Per-
kins, of the navy, her grandfather, William
F. Weld, of Boston, having recently left
her S., 900 900. She is to have $4,000 an
nually until she reaches legal age to receive
her Millions Boston Post.
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The tenth annual census of the United
States ilSS0) furnishes many valuable facts
among which We gather the following tabu.
lated statement of standing timber III six.
teen States, or what Is known as the timber
belt of the whole country:
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BUSINESS CARDS.


. RTESIAN WELL-BORER. AGENT SAN
a Francisco Tool Company. Turbine Pumps
for Drainage and Irrigation OF any capacity;
Wells of any size and to furnish any amount OF
water No 90I K street. Sacramento. NIL apt
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE drank with
soda water is delicious. All druggists have
it. II IL refreshing and cooling. Try it
often!
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UPHOLSTERING.

T r. PALMER, PRACTICAL UPHOLSTERER,
y No 1925 Eighth street, sacramento. Parlor
Sets Lounges Spring and Top Mattresses male
to order and repaired at the shortest notice and
at reasonable terms. Draperies and Loose Covers
a SneciaIty jy,-tf
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MARTIN KESTLER,

MANUFACTURER OF BUGGIEs FARM
M Express, Freight, Header ami Qnaru
Wagons. Repairing, etc, done nj short ao'ict
1910 to l014 Ninth St., bet and K, Sacrsmg ITO
ap17-4plI-
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS

New YORK, August 18th.
BREADSTUFFS-Flour is quiet and Wheat is
irregular.
WOOL-Calfornia is steady at 10@l2c for fall
bury, ard 12dgl5c for clean fall spring bury,
l0c@lic; clean spring l56l2ic pulled 2SG35c.
HIDES California are steady at dc.
CHICAGO, August 18th.
WHEAT-S01Ec for September.
CORN-5GISc for September.
PORK-S22 p.
LARD-S7 So for September
RIBS-S9 20 for September.
SHORT RIBS-S9 % for September
LIVERPOOL, August 18th.
WHEAT-Is quiet. California lots, rs I'D to rs
I'd. Cargo lots off coast, little demand; and on
passage, very dull; cargoes off coast. 37s; just
shipped, BIS cd; nearly due, SIS Quantity of
Wheat on passage to Continent, 100000 quarters;
quantity of Flour and Wheat on passage TO
United Kingdom $50, 600 quarters.