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DIED.

DIED.
MORENO-In this city, July 18th, Victor
Moreno. son of Carlos Moreno and the
late Feiiz Moreno, brother of L. T., B.
G. and the late Augusta and Charles
Moreno, aged 81 years and II days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
BIAIR-In Gridley, Butte County. July
18th, A. Blair, husband of the late Re-
becca Blair, father Of Mrs. J: 7. Bruce
of Sacramento and George w. Blair of
and days. Quincy, ILL.,, papers please
copy)
Funeral will take place at Gridley
to-day (Friday), at 10 a. m. Interment
Live Oak, Sutter County, Cal.
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Agricultural Director Appointed.
Governor Gage has appointed Fran
els T. Underhill to be an Agricultural
Director of District No. 81, which
comprises Butte County
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Held for Burglary.

Luiga Punchinelli, charged with, the
burglary of the store of Joseph l..
Wise on Tyler Island, has been held
to answer by the Justice Of the Peace
at Walnut Grove. and his bail bond
fixed at $1,000.
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sunerior Court RnIe..

The Judges of the Superior Court
appointed Clinton L. White, Charles
r. Jones and James B. Devine COM
mittee to revise the rules of the court
and submit a report.
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Notaries Puhlic.

Governor Gage has. appointed C. M.
Ferdun of Lodi, San Joaquin County,
and o. c. Dranga of San Diego to be
Notaries Public.
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Millinery Items-s6.OO, $500 and $40
fine made trimmed hats, going for ST 90
to S3.45 in order to make a clean sweep
of all summer millinery-Big lot of
rough braid, Knox Sailors will be on
sale Saturday at Sacramento Home
Supply Co
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Standard Blue Flame WICKLESS
oil stoves burn coal oil or gasoline All
sizes and prices at 1olbrook, Merrill &.
Stetson's, 221-223 ] street.
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The famous old Jesse Moore AA
Whisky is recommended by physicians
for family and medicinal use, because it
is pure. Sold by all druggists.
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Large variety of electric fans and all
electrical fixtures. Tom Scott, 303 ]. ST.
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Ladies' open-face silver watches o,
American make at So. H. C. Hotfilter
jeweler. S24 K street.
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Fruit is now greater in quantity and
lower in price. The Pacific, ], neal
Eighth.
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Transfer Co., 800 K, either 'phon
See Capital Sac. Van & Storage Co.
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Try the Ell Dorado. S26 street, To-
q glass Of steam or lager.
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Cabinet gas ranges with oven from
$40 to $40. Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son. 221 -223 J street.
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c. C. C. Creamery, so cents; buy /
weigh it; either phone, rs.
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Ask for Egg Chocolate at Fisher, 80.
X street
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Phone Lands, 1913 Third, wood, coal,
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Hardman pianos never lose their tone.
They are the highest grade made. We
also handle Chickering, Harrington, and
other pianos. Wiley B. Allen Co., 415 K. =
'Wielands Extra Pale. Lager, $1.10
a doz. quarts delivered. Blauth. 4O7 X.
Tel. 297.
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Whisky Hill Wells office. 631 K.
Hard wood. F. Cady, 215 L.
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FREE EXCURSIONS on all Railroad
Steamship and Pipe Lines
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STATE HOUSE HOTEL
Corner Tenth and K Sts., Sacramento
THE ARCADE HOUSE
TURCLU HOTEL.
Q06 X Gfraaf-

CONDUCTED ON THE EUROPEAN
plan; strictly frst-class; hot and cold
baths free to guests; electric cars pass
the door. FRANK MEYER, Prop.
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HOTELS AND REsTAURANTA

GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL
SEVENTH AND X SITS.
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS FREE Bus
to and from the depot
F. L. GRAY. Proprietor.
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THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE.

FIRST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
spect Ladies' dining-room separate.
Open day and night. BUCKMAN e. CAR
RAGHER, Proprietors. No. 1913 Second
street, between j and X. Sacramento.
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MASON FAURl

RESTAURANT DE FRANCE AND
oyster House, All x street formerly near
Golden Eagle HoteD. Meals q la carte
at ali hours. Family Orders, Banouets
and Wedding Parties.
/. L. FAURE, Proprietor.
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ITS ATTRACTIVE RESORTS
Southern Pacific Company

are supplied with handsomely illustrated
folders, for free distribution, giving full
and complete information. Ask or send
for one c. J. ELLIS,
Agent at Sacramento.
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THE METROPOLITAN.

AN ELEGANT MODERN ROOMIN0
house. centrally located. Rooms in suites
and single at popular prices. Travellers
solicited. MRS. E. J.. c. KETCHUM
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MINING NEWS.

The Exploration Syndicate Yesterday re-
ceived a map Of the underground workings or
the Guanajuato mine. showing sufficient ore
blocked out TO feed an eiGhty-stamp mill for
several years.
Officials OF the Spenazuma Gold Mining Com
pany have hired a special train for an excursion
to the mines in the Black Rock district. Arizona.
The party will leave New York next Monday
and be gone twelve days. Three days will be
devoted to an inspection OF the company's
4 Boston company has bought /. 240 acres OF
$S25S0.6J0OJ cash. Active development Is to begin
at once. and every acre, will be thoroughly
pr%Tf ps Tam with + steam Tepo dFtI5I to bav. or.red
very rich ground south from the No. : shaft
and toward the Whiting shaft OF the Calumet
A report from Bossburg. Wash. states that
there is every indication Of the tunnel OF the
The face OF the tunnel shows punches of gold
The .. S, camp properties, Washington. in
which New York and Boston men are interest
ed. are said to have well-detinod lodges run
ming high in gold and silver.
from the Rulches in the Mineral Hill district.
Colorado; and 1t is believed that pay ore will
formed to develop several claims in the sprinss.
The Garfield Consolidated at Cripple Creek
took out 800 tons last month averaging $50
Colorado experts think. they may have been
mistaken in hastily condemninR the Dawson
City camp. where the wonderful gold strikes
were reported two months ago. Several
claims are yielding ore running from 81 to
$40 gold. and one mine Is shipping rock rich
in copper. 1t 10 now suggested that the camp
may become a valuable producer.
A gentleman familiar with the, plans of the
promoters yesterday stated that the consolida-
ton OF the smelters Of the country will soon be
effected. About forty plants will be taken over
and the Capitalization Of the new company will
be 5 O.0O0.00O. divided into equal proportions
OF preferred and common stock. The large
concerns still holding off are the Kansas City
Smelling and Refining Company and the GuR-
Renheims. who. besides the works In New Jer-
sey. own plants at Pueblo. Col, Aguas Calientes
and Monterey. Mex. 1T Is probable that the
Kansas City firm will soon join.' said II
SUNS informant. but ] cannot speak go con-
honest competitors, however. who have their
own money invested. and thoroughly under
stand the business and are In 1t for profit. We
do not anticipate any conflict with them. even
should they decide TO remain independent OF
the combination. The scheme of operations
Of the new company will comment itself to
business men on the score Of economy. The
product OF the mines will be distributed
among the several plants in the most adyan-
tageous way. and a large saving In the way 81
shipping and administration charges must re-
managers of the individual concerns. and the
. present owners will bind themselves not to re-
engage In the. smelling business except in co.
operation with the new company, All things
considered. the promoters believe that the
consolidation will not only stimulate produce
ton, but promote the best interests OF the min
ing industry"
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distinctly bullish. Advices from Perry county. Ala.
state that there has been no ploughinR up 20 March
!. as the fields we're full OF water. Renewed reports
are being received OF practical exhaustion of sup
plies In Texas from railway officials and others.
Bulls not unnaturally lay some stress on the fact
region in spite of good weather. Very little rain ~
reported, and temperatures OF doe 10 06o minimum
arc noticed on the weather map to-day. the low
est in the whole belt being 40s In Oklahoma. After.
noon temperature arc zoe To- so, and reached s5'
In central Texas Yesterday. There was a low barom-
eer in the extreme Southwest, suggesting approach.
ing rains. The prevailing winds were south. The
short interest here Is very large, mainly for foreign
account. Pine Blum. Ark, March - Weather favor.
ablo. Receipts this section will be 10 y cent. less
Weather. has turned again Heavy rains last
night will further retard farming operations.
now very much belated. Movement Of guAno from
our two mills 10 largely behind last ycar-in fact,
only one seventh has been shipped. I do not look
for much decrease in acreage, but am certain that
year" Atlanta, Ga.-"Somt little cotton is being
received here, but this section has less cotton than
for . number of years. No preparation has yet been
made toward the new crop, as the weather has been
very bad. Tho sales OF mules arc practically moth
ing, and about 30 per cent less fertilizers has been
cont acted for. and none hauled as yet TO planta.
tions.' Later on, however, the rise was lost and
q moderate decline enslbd. Local longs sold and
there was some bearish pressure. According to Mr..
Heater the amount in sight for six months ia 1d7,-
T2S bales smaller than aithis time last season:
CorFEE-Rio on the spot was quiet AZ 0Ac. for NO:
Z. Sales OF 300 bags Naracaibo. Futures defined
Q 10 10 points and closed easy. Sales OF 20, 250
bags. Havre declined III. and Hamburg 4 to y pfg.
American warehouse deliveries, 26,62S bags. Rio
was steady at unchanged prices: receipts, l4,oooi
S.32d. Santos was unchanged; receipts, $4,000;
stock, b26, 600, Prices as follows:
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Live Stock Market.

NEw YORK. Thursday, March 2.-Receipts of beeves
were ,225 head. including "a cars for export alive,
40 for slaughterors direct and 2 for the market. No
trade in live cattle. The feeling was rated steady.
Dressed beef in fair demand at 7H&gc. p n. for ma
tive sides. To-day's private cable advices from Liv-
erpool and London quoted American live cattle
lower at 12S124c. q N. estimated dressed weight;
refrigerator beef Nc. of at g]1c. p n. Exports to-day
beef.
Receipts of calves were 81 head, and with thesstale
stock there were 138 head on sale. Trade was
moderate but prices steady. and the offerings were
all taken. Common to good veals sold at S59S6.7 20
p 100 H., fed calves at 50. City dressed veals in
fair demand at s@1Ohc. " N.
Receipts of sheep and lambs were 1851 head.
including l car for a city butcher, and, counting the
stale stock. there were 10 cars to be sold. Sheep
very little demand and prices were weak to Toe.
lower: 0 cars were held over. Poorest to best sheep
sold at $3@S4.SO p 100 f.. good to choice lambs
at So. 3o6S So so. Dressed mutton steady at ca 719c.
p n, dressed lambs at T0Shc.
Receipts OF hogs were s51 head. including SO for
the market The feeling was dull and market nom
inally lower at $4SS4. 20 q 100 n.
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Coffee was more active to day, but lower owing 10
easier Europetn cables. liberal receipts at Rio and
Santos and lool and European selling. There have
been received here recently from Havre samples OF
good average Santos coffee which average % points
above the valne of our type OF No. I.
NAVAL S~rorEs-Spirits turpentine 46h@47c. Com
mon to good strained rosin, $t.3oa$1 .32R.
PRovfsIoNb-Lard was steady; prime Western S5.66;
city. SIS. 10, Continental refined, $3.50. Pork was
quiet at sseSp.I5 for moss. Meats were steady; pic
killed. hams, 797&c.; do. shoulders, 4A@4l@c. do. bel
lies. 505hc. Tallow, t5-iGc. Dressed hogs, 54951ec.
Butter-Geamery, Western. extras. 21c.: do. tirsts.
zoe, Cteese-state. full cream. large. colqred or
white, ftncy, 1oA911c.; do, choice. 1oh91o1c.:
average beet. 8o@3Ohc.; Western, fresh gathered.
nrsts. 29@3oc. Chicago. March p Provisions were
hiKherearly, mainly on covering by local shorts, q
1oc. ADVANCE in the hog market, and smaller stocks
hero man generally expected. The Improvement
was net by pretty general selling by packers. and
the market closed quiet at a small improvement.
Therash trade was fairly good"
SIUAR-RAw was firm at 4Ac. for a6o test and $3.50.
for6pi test. Refined was quiet and unchan ged.
CHICAGO. March 2.-These were to-day's prices:
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COMPEND.

THURSDAY. March ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
was easy. Sales 34s.O00 bush. for export
here and at the outports. No. l northern Du-
luth. 7c. over May (. o. b. afoat: No.. 1 hard
Duluth. 12c. over May; No. / northern New
York. 7c. over May. The Northwestern re-
ceipts were 400 cars, against 1893 ast week
and 363last year Chicago. ia. against 105 last
week and II last year. Futures declined &c. to
Ike, but recovered part. closing &c. to 1hc.
lower. with sales Of 1.265.000 bush. Prices as
follows:
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Available cash balance. in.
Guiding gold reserve. =. $3.50. 1o8.613 s26e.47 COZ
Money in London. . y cent. Rate OF discount
n, open market for short and three months
bills, 2 1-l6lG2h Z cent, Amount OF bullion
ance to-day. a33,000. The Bank of England
minimum rate OF discount unchanged at 3
Y cent, The proportion OF its reserve, to
liabilities Is 44.O5 y cent. against 1870 last
week and 1892 the same week last year. The
lowing changes from the previous account:
Total reserve decreased $4,000 circulation
increased f355. 900. bullion decreased 800
Ia; other" securities increased foS1.QQ0.
serve decreased sa24. 900. Government securi-
ties increased G4B3, 900. Paris advices quote
3 q cents at 1O3 francs 22h confines. Ex-
change on London % francs % centimes.. The
weekly statement of the Bank of France shows
increased 80, 425. 900 francs. Treasury accounts
decreased ~SlB.60O.000 francs. gold on hand
decreased 3.55O.0O0 francs, bills discounted
increased l9.O75,00O francs. silver on hand de-
ceased 3. 725. 900 francs.
The American stockholders OF the Central
adopted a resolution authorizing the Stock
holders Committee to accept the Speyer plan
and agreement for the reimbursement OF the
company, August Belmont. Chairman of the
committee. gives notice to holders OF Central
Trust Company certificates to exchange them
on or. before March % for certificates OF de-
post issued under the plan OF readjustment
Cash payment of 5 2 per share must be made on
or before April q at the Office OF Speyer Il Co.
George T.. Neidlinger has been elected a d.
rector Of the American Mailing Company in
place of Randolph Rodman. resigned.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
fn-inV wArn M fNllnurl.
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Higher cables, small receipts. covering of shorts and
outside buying all tended to cause higher prices for
cotton. BY the end of this week the quantity in
sight VIII approximate a quarter of a million bales
less than u year ago, though at about Christmas
time there was an increase compared with the pre-
ylous season of 43n,0o0 bales. ~ that in a little. over
eight weeks time there has been a falling of OF not
far from 100000 bales. Cotton goods are active and
moving upward, Liverpool is evidently beginning 70
incline n more favorable ear 20 reduce crop osti-
EStns, spot markets are strong, the
Viii be faT The largest on record this season, aud. in
. word, the situation IL regarded ~ on the whole
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Augusta shipped to-day III bales. Memphis ,48O.
". Louis 2. io6. Cincinnati 1. 1o4. and Houston 1872.
crn Texas, Oklahoma. Indian Territory and Arkan-
rain in portions Of Tennessee, Florida hiabnms.
Mississippi, Louisiana and eastern Texas. Port eI-
ports were 80, 8Sl bales. New Orleans advanced 2
points, but reacted. Mr.. lester makes tho amount
brought into sight during February 57s. 1876 bales,
against S03. 34l in the same month last year: for siI
months 9.41O,542. against 9.57S ,28S a year ago.
Futures here rose 2 to I points. but reacted and
lower, Prices as follows:
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Oats were weak on the spot; ales 10000 bush.
No. . in elevator. sake; do delivered. 3514c.;
No. 2 white. &C.: track and ~uIgraded white. 36a
@4oc.; No. 2 white clipped. 49,. Futures nominal.
Chicago received 1873 cars snd expects 1855 to-
morrow. Corn was easy on tbs spot. Sales $4,000
bush. for export here and a. the ontports. No. 2
old, 41c. over May: No. 2 yellow, 5Ac. ove- May.
Chicago received 343 cars and expects Sl3 to-mor-
ror,. Futures declined hc.. but recovered part. clos
ing I4c. to ssc. lower, WITH sales of 5000 bush.
Prices as follows:
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op.ning. Hioh,t forrest. Closing. Night.
M Shiy ::..:4iyS IL t1ias IL ~

Juiy......4iH Ais AIN Ais +2H
Wheat probably felt tie after effects of Thoman's
dropped dfD8 ? u Nd ye 70 Ssda! s;nd dI Paris was Ssat als@ depressed.
The Cincinnati Pric. turrsnt reported that the feel
ing among grain holders in the interior was stronger.
Bat the clearances we're comparatively light. crop
adyices from most parts or ths WINTER wheat belt
side buying for a rise. In fact; mos, of the buying
disappointed at tho action of tho market TO day,
Crop adyices from Germany. Spain, Australia.
Chill crop will be rather small. and there are
fears of more or less damage by recent frosts in
press the opinion that the Continental demand
over. although the crop looks we'll in most parts. of
California. Prime said: ,'.'since washington's
tiigafaS. Even ES n IN the hs eatrs sneef somfhe lreI portion ap Of
the yinter wheat belt we have very little signs
that fsa s Sp toEi Is hear EF"' There + was H%y not much foreiTn
demand and the Northwestern receipts were liberal.
news II the day to encourage the bulls though they
believe the underlying conditions are favorable to
many years and Europe still looking to this country
fort he bulk of its SUPPLIES and likely to do 30 for
tirued rains in California, ~ inch at San Francisco
aid 80 oy inch tb at E Eintsp T There are rs,t rains tSrG ss1;
Hlinos. indiana, Ohio. Kentucky, Tennessee and
i fas' over i these s a@s ':% fSe semPe raj %s'a IN amt the s"s es:
IRENE North at : A. NJ. were 4Sbclow to 100 below
a ass a IN Minn ne IOWA l and Z Se fas RsA isa above s'a to- SO 70
above; in Kansas. Missouri. Illinois. Indiana and
Kentucky, 329 above to 400 above. Mild weather is
indicated. Seaboard clearances were 4as. 700 bush,
but toward the close part OF the loss was recovered
on covering OF shorts. Tho export demand. too,
was more active; Corn receded with, wheat: Liver.
pool was I'd. higher On the spot, but I'D. to 51d.
lower for future delivery. seaboard clearances were
1.O45, 800. however, and there was a brisk demand
for export and some shorts covered. Accordingly
prices recovered part of the loss. Oats were also de-
pressed in sympathy with the re- st of the list.
FLOUR-Quiet but steady. Sales, IL, 300 bbls.; re-
ceipts were 6,ot6 hbls; and II .oSIsacks; exports.
1,715 bbls. and AZ. 100 sacks. Winter in bbls.
SuperRne. 81. 25SS2.4O; No. 2 extra, So. 4O@S2.5o;
clears, 80. l0G$8. 80; straights: $3.40Ss3.5o: patents.
S8.65 S3.S6. Spring in bbls.: Clears. $3S$3. 20;
straights, S3.35sS 800; patents, So. 75@S4.
CoTToN-Spot cotton here was unchanged. with
q a-1Gcy, against u 6.19c. last year; New Orleans
and Gulf. d13-l6c., against q 0.l6r. New Orleans
sold 1900, Mobile 200. Memphis $50. Augusta 1919
ana Norfolk 445. Liverpool advanced 1-32d. on the
spot. with sales of 5000 bales; futures advanced l
10 . points. but reacted slightly. closing 1 TO ! n
higher. Manchester was firm. Bombay receipts for
the week N3, 900, against "a 900 last year: ship
ments to the Continent AZ 1000. against 10 900 last
year; to Great Britain 1000. against none. The
movement to-day was as follows:
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MINING MACHINERY-FRASER & CHALMERS,
WI 80 Broadway. New York, manufacturers OF min.
ing and smelling machinery. Estimates on mining,
milling and smelling supplies promptly furniAhed.