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COMMERCIAL.
the Wheat Market Easy in Tone,
While Trade is Notably Light.
Movement in Barley slow, Both in
Feed and Brewing Qualities
—Oat Prices Weak.
San Francisco, July 26th.
The Wheat market keeps easy in tone
%.___• the volume oi trade Is notably light.
The movement In Hurley is slow, both ie
Feed and Brewing qua
Sonic new Salinas Oats are coming along
just now, D eing quotable at csc@Sl 10 _. ctl.
jsaies are slow and prices ihow weak-*--.
(.applies of Vegetables continue heavy with
jjiice. steady. Potatoes are in fair demand
and receipt* are liberal, unions are un
changed.
Ihe Fresh Fruit market is dull with heavy
|-ceipts and price, weak. Berries are in large
{supply. Apricots are doing belter. Peaches
•re Arm.
The demand for Butter holds firm, and
Mm are well maintained. Eggs are steady.
Cheese is in good supply.
Poultry prices are unchangod. The market
|b well supplied ana dull.
Produce Market.
FLOUR— Net cash prices for Family Extras,
S3 4003 50; Baker.' Extras, $3 30@3 40;
fcuperiine, 92 soy<2 75 *» bbl.
WHEAT—(Quotableat .oyiSrj^c^i ctl for
iso. 1 shipping, and 88% c lor choice offerings.
Milling Wheat salts at a range of §I_>l Ub! 4
%. ctl.
14 A RLE V—Feed, new, BQ®B2%c; old, 82>_
lew, -~. y.y'juc; Cuevalier,
Standard, $1 2(>g i. :.o%u:tf.
. iATS — Milling, jl 15g,l 23; Surprise,
§1 _o©l 35; Fancy Feed, SI 20@1 25;
feood to cnoice, si 10@1 17).; poor to lair,
i) sc@sl 05; Black, nominal; Bed, nominal;
Gray, 91 os@l 15 %* ctl.
N-Sl lo_>l 17K for large Yeliow;
§1 _o<a>l 32% tor small lellow, und 9 1 _.uj.
_. 45 lor White.
ill .AN—Quotable at $>15&16 * ton.
HAY—Wire-bound lny sells at flfl ton
less thau rope-bound Hay. Following are tne
wholesale city prices for rope-bound Hay:
"Wheat. §9@l_; Wheat and Oats, $S<§.ll;
Wild oat, #-(s._o; Aitaiia, ST^'j; Barley,
4>oa. 50; r-.10 50: compressed.
$9011; Stock, 160. '-■ ton.
nTKAW—Quotable at {.0060 c "pi bale.
H< »_-s—Nominal at.ol .c f. to.
UYE—Dull ut . s<<sDOc s. ctl.
BUCKWHEAT—Nomina-.
(.BOUND BARLEY—f 19 50@20.SUon.
A Early Ko»e, 20025. in sacks
ana SOO4OC ft ctl in boxes; Whites, 25040 c
iv sacks and 30@5ocin boxes; Sweets, 203 c
ONIONS—2S@3Sc V ctl for Bed aud 60©
.70c f. ctl for White.
BEANS—__yo.,?>2 25@2 35; Butter, §1 90
i small and $2<_»2 20 lor large; Pink,
51 7u@l 75; Bed, S2 8002 25; Lima, S3 Go_i
:■ T 5: r a,\ y> hite, S2 5o
d . 75: Lir-e While, $2 50^,2 05 »4 ctl.
VEO en OJ_ra,6sc@s l fbox,
jy% Plant, i;sc@fl r '<ox; Cu"umbei_
«l <»o..uc %* box "Or buy; Siring Beans,
. 25 %. sack; Summer Squash, -a®
;5c %>. box; Green Coru, 50cg,7 5o 54
back lor common and 12
cozen lor bay; Berkeley Corn. os_>7oe %t
liox; Marrowial Squash, Slo %» ton; Hub-
Squash, —0— ft ton; Green Peppers, 25
< GO. *» box lor Chile ana ... §>76c '_-. oox for
_5e »* box; Elver Tu
xnatoes. si 5002 r box; Turnips, 75c V ctl;
ft sack; Parsnips, fl 25 ft ctl; Car
.. s(jj> loc; Cabbage, 600. oe; Garlic, lj-j,_i
„c %. lb; Cauliflower, bO_i7uc |) dozen; Dry
I c: Dr.\- okra. —c «t lb.
. — U bite_.ecU-_-_es,lo#3oo
S box; Bea Nectarines, :_ ._*suc f» oox; _rub
jij pies, 25®50c |! box; Ciiapes. 25ig.5uc; . ia
'4aga Ora]ie.i. 75ctc.Sl "p box: .x-iu...
.'eaehes. _5_.40c f* oox am_ 20030 c -
Black Figs, 4_'_>s(>c ?. box lor 1-layers
aud 75c@Sl lor 2-!a.vers %t box; White
1 igs, 1-la; lOc, _i-iayers, 50@7 sc;
Cherries, 20®40c %. drawer; Apricots, 25@40c
v. lc%* ftln bulk; Piums, %®iy 2 v ft _>; Ap
• 6c_tsi Tfi box; Pears, common, 25<& iuc
%t box am. V bskt; Bartlett Pears,
OeV box; Cantaloupe., SI 50®. 25>.
crate; Watermelons. 8lo_»l"> f. hundred.
hEßßlES—Haspberries, S2(g».j f) chest;
strawberries, S_ sii@i |) chest lor anarpless
iind $b@7 for l.ongwortns; Blackberries,
VI 50i3j2 5u » chest.
CITRUS FBL'ir— Mexican Limes, §3 50®4
%* box; Bemons, Sicily, —@—; California
:is. SI _o_>2 lor common and
t&3 for good to cnoiee; Bananas, §1 50^
U su? bunch; Pineapples. S2<_*4|. dozen.
BKIEB FBL'IT — Apples, :>e for quar
tered, 5c for sliced aud B_*9c to* evai'O
rated; Pears, (j@ .c %. Si lor uleachod halves
«___ 2<SHe__r_m__rterb; bleached Peaches, Au
• u-:-»ei'Lem_-r delivery, ti%c fi tt>; sun
driea l'eac:ies, —c * ft>, August-Juiy de
li\ery; Apricots, t>y.(_>7___ %i fi) spot,
_i.ua 0> 2 i*7c ft>r August uelivery; Prunes,
b*pte__ber delivery, iy„ _, 4.4 c; Plums,
for pitted and 13_cforunpitted; l-i_.,
3_V4C for pressed aud i.. a _»2c for un
-1; NY :.it_ Nectarines,—®—c: BedNec
iariues, — <&— c f. lb.
RAlMlNS—California Layers, 60c@$l; loose
Muscatels, in box<'S, su(<j'7uc; clusters, $1 25
_.l 50; No, 1 loose, lv sacks. 2}. Jt &y>i: %. tt>;
Vac;Y a c; dried Grapes, !%&l%p
BUTTER — Fancy creamery, 17J_@19c;
fancy dairy, 16@17^c: goou to choice, l-^.@
3.5 c: store lot., 11&12 C; pickled roll, new, 17
(./• 1 'JC ID.
i.SE—Choice to fancy. B@S>_c; fair to
•'. _®~;. _c; Eastern, ordinary to fine, 14
(i>_sc R).
s—California ranch, 16@19c, with ex
ceptional sales ol selected higher; store lots,
13c %. doz; Eastern Eges, nominal.
PoULTKY—Live Turkeys—Ciobblers, 8®
lie; liens, y@iic: Boosters, 54.J)4 50 for
cM. :....»; tor young: Broilers. 41 50
.5 tor small and S2 50®3 25 for large;
frryers, St@4 50; Hens, §4@5 50; Ducks,
Creese, sl(_>l 50 %i pair; Pigeons,
fcT 25@1 50 V dozen.
Meat Market.
Following are the iates for whole carcasses
from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF—First quality, s@sJ._e; second qual
ity, ij-.iflioc; third quality, 4@4%e %. _).
CALv XS—o.uotabie at 4<a»_c %t ib.
MUTTON—Quotable at 4i. J (-_5 I_c1_c a lb.
LAMB—Sprim., tii7e>tb.
POBlv—Live Hogs, on foot, grain fed, Ueavy
and medium, 4}^@sc; small Hogs, 4 7.j
-tockHogs, _;_e; dressed Hogs, 63407 c
%.2>.
Eastern Grain Market.
New York, July 2Gth.
WHEAT—JuIy, 51 ,c; August, 54-^c; Sep
tember, 55;;. c; Octooer, 57. s c; December,
.; May, 64
Chicago, July 26th.
WHEAT—JuIy, 50i s c; September, 52J_c;
December, 55>_c.
California Fruit Sales.
Chicago, July 26.—There was sold seven
Cars of California fruit at auction to-day at
the following prices: Bartlett pears. §•.' 15®
2 5u ?" iox: tragedy prunes. 9 2 25_2 50 *
rate: Bradshaw plums, 5.(5,2 25 %. half
crate; Purple Duane plums. SI 20<&2 25:
Ington plums, 91 70(_)1 HO; Boyal
apricots, fl oo_>l 7 0 %. halt crate; Hale's
Early peaches, SI 15(»1 25 per box; cher
i by the strike, Boyal Ann, 25c_i
}$! per box; Black Republican, 350.0 c.
July 2G.—ihere was sold at auc
tion to-day three . -ars ol California
iipped via slow freight; ar
rived ripe and ..old at SI 7532 $ box.
_\".:v, \okk, July 2b.—At auction to-day
Early peach s sold tor f4t_.s 55 ft box;
_y piums, $3_>3 55 %t crate: Purple
- 15 %i crate; anricots, $1 05
%i \mx; gross sale ou the car. 50,731. i.
ided in Sacramento June 2 . th, delayed
at i ruckee by the strike and was twenty-nine
in transit.
Mi>m:apoi.is July 2G.—At auction to-day
• . . . olifornia Bartlett pears,
Nhii.ped via slow freight, told at 92 15_.2 25
D. ...
...CIUMEMO MARKET.
Business Fair iv Produce Circles—
Prices Remain Stationary.
Sacramento, Jul." £6t__
Trail, was fair in local Produce circles to
* all cases were fully up
prices remained un
changed.
itul supply of Fresh
end Salt-water Fish to-morrow.
Following are the re__ti prices forthevari
mentloaed.
-s—Watermelons, 10(3 2 3c
>, 16#20e; Crab Apples, 5c
*,*; torwa jc ? tb; Peaches, 3c S B>;
.• ->; Prunes. 3. y tb- Pears 3c » to-
Apricots, So % ft,; Blackberries. 5c * basket;
Grapes, sc »ro. r
i rs—Lemons, 20@30c a doz;
r doz; common, 15@25c
each; Bananas, 25c »
doz; Limes, 10c f doz. '
:..!■ FBUtT—Apricots, 10^.2. » j_
I'iums. 12
~_>i.<e; Ne__ai__ea
DAIRY FRODL LE-patter-Va_fy a roil
350; pickle roll, .air, 35c; PetahuxU. 46tf
jauoy Creamery. o<,c; firkin, 35.'a .Oe- C
—California, 15c $ ft; Voun- Aiuer.C-, 14e-
Eastern Qreamery, 20c; Umburzer, 2uc: Ken'
vine swis... _0e; Ajneriean, 25c: Martin's
Oeamery, 20c: fancy cream, 25c each.
- .—_s@l73_c%4 dozen.
PUULTKY—Turkeys—Live Kons and Gob-
for Infants and Children.
*' Castoria is so well adapted to children that Castoria cures Colic, Constipation,
I recommend it as superior to any prescription Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation,
known to me. "* H A AacHEa, M. D., Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di
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Without injurious medication.
"The use of 'Castoria is so universal and "For several years I have recommended
its merits so well known that it seems a work your 'Castoria,' and shaii always continue to
of supererogation to endorse it. Tew are the do so as it has invariably produced beneficial
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria resulta."
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biers, 15c 9 ft>; dressed, 17c: Chickens—Hens.
50_i60ceach; Spring. 50^460c; Broilers, 40®
50c; Tame Bucks, 75c; Geese, $3 ? pair.
VKOETABLES—Tomatoes, river, 5c * ->:
Wax Beans, 3J^c; String Beans, 3._ c; Shell
Beans, sc; Summer Squa. h, 2c; Crookneck
Squash, 2c; Gumbo, 20c; Egg Plant, loc; Cu
cumbers, 10c f, dozen; Corn, 12>_c dozen;
Lettuce, 3 tor sc: Green Onions, 3 ior sc; Gar-
Lc, lOe ? ft; Peppers, 7c; Celery, 10c $1 head;
Cauliflower, 10c; Sacramento Peas, 5c _>;
Alameda Peas, 7c; Onions, 2c; Cabbage, lc.
POTATOES— 50_>75c.8 sack; Sweets, 4c »
S>.
MEATS—Beef—Prime Rib Roast, 12}._>
15c: Chuck Roast, 10c; Rump, 8c; Brisket,
8c; Corned Beef, Be, Porterhouse Steak, 15@
18c; Loin Steak, 123_<ai5c; Round Steak,
10c; Chuck steak, loc. Veal—Loin and Rib
Chops, 15c; Roast Veal, 12c. Mutton—Leg,
ll@l2>_c; Loin and Rib Chops, 12>_c; Mat
ton Stew, Se; Shoulder Chops, Be. Pork-
Roast or Chops, 15c; Corned Pork, 15c; Sau
sage, 12J.c; Vienna Sausage, 15c: Bacon, 14
Ham. 16#20e.
BREADSTUFF^—FIoor, S4 .a bbl, $1 tor j
50-ib sacks; $2 tor 100-ib sacks; Oatmeal, 10-fi. |
sacks, 40c; Cornmtal, 10-m sacks, 25c; :
Cracked Wheat, 3 0-lb sacks, 35c; Hominy,
10-3. sacks, 40c; Graham Flour, 10-fi. sacks,
.Oc; Buckwheat, 10-to sacks, 30c; Rye, 10-to
sacks, 35c
HAY AND GRAIN—Oat Hay, 80@85c «
cwt; Wheat, 7"irgßoc; second quality, 65(g)
7 5,; Allall'a, 70c; Barley, SI 25; (.round
Barley, tl 25; Feed oats. $1 40@1 60; Mid
dlings, §1 10; Bran, SI; Straw, 70@75c.
SA_. FI.A.NC-SCO STOCK MARKET.
San Franci-00, July 26, 1994.
MORXrXQ SESSION.
Belcher 69® 70c Kentuck 12c
Bodie 95c Mexican 92@93c
B. <_ B 1 05 Mono „ 20c
Bullion _ 18<j ophir 1 \'o
Chaileuee :.4c Overman 10c
Choilar 25.-Potosi 45@i*>e
C. C. Jl Va 3~5 Savage -Oc
C. Point ti4@(»sc 8. Nev 52c
G.<_ c 47(_>4Se Union 56c
H. <_ N 5Se Utah 6c
Justice 15c;Y. Jacket 41@42c
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Alta 20c B._N 50c
t 71@73c Mexican i)2c
B.&B 1 05,Ophir 1 85
CCA; Va 3 20 S. Nev 59c
C Point 69®70c Union 59e
G. &C ...45c'Y. Jacket 42@43c
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Alta 17c Union Con 62c
Belcher SOc Utah 5c
li. 4B 1 05 Y. Jacket 47c
Bodie Con 95c Andes „ 40.
Bulwer 14. Bullion ltic
Choliar 26c Caledonia 15c
C. C. & Va _.3 25 Challenge Con 35c
C. Point... 74c Con. Imperial 2c
Eureka Con 25. G. Prize 3c
... A C 45( Justice 14c
U. & N 50c Kentuck 10c
Mexican 95c Overman ..^c
Mono 10. Hes.Belcher 12c
Ophir 1 85! Scorpion 2c
Potosl 40c| Alpha 8c
Savage 25c Confidence 90c
S. Nev 63c|C. N. V 5c
VOICE OF THE PRESS.
[San Francisco Spirit of the Times.]
The testimony against the " trestle as
sassins" cannot be perpetuated unless the
witnesses against them are preseut in
person: therefore see to it that they are not
spirited away or sandbagged and taken
to a place of confinement until alter the
prosecution is disposed of.
A QUESTION.
[Eureka News.]
After reading one of the San Francisco
morning papers we are not so sure that
"freedom of the press" is such a boon as
it has long been esteemed.
it is.
[Fall River Times.]
If it is necessary for us to go to shoot
ing each other down in order to make
room for laborers, isn't it about time to
shut down on foreign immigration for a
few years?
THE IX AND THE OUT.
[Colusa Sun.]
The Sun would put every striker back
in his former place if it could be done
without discharging some other man
with an equal right to earn a living. Jus
tice nowhere demands that one man shall
give up employment in order that an
other may have it, more especially if one
man quits and the other takes up the job
without a reduction of wages. Some peo
ple have an idea that tho noisy working
man is the only workingman, and the
quiet man, who goes aiong earning a
dollar wheu ho can, drops out of the pub
lic view: he does uot seem to be a subject
for sympathy. The unthinking symoa
thetic would ignore the quiet man and
give its whole heart to the noisy one.
COMMI.NI. ATIOX.
[Seat Ue Post -Intelligencer, j
It 19 but simple justice to President
Cleveland to say that he promptly sup
pressed the lawlessness incident to the
strike. His answer to Governor Altgeld
of Illinois was complete, and bis subse
quent proclamation recalled people to
their senses. The President deserves to
be heartily commended for his prompt
and determined eflorts to enforce the
court against opposition in every form.
■♦ _
Ilostored to Their Senses.
[New York Evening Post.]
The train-wrecking in California—the
last resort of a discomfited aud cowardly
mob—seems to have restored the public
to their senses. It is obvious that when
a train plunges over a trestle into deep
water no discrimination is made between
friends ana foes. Eveu the editor of a
San Francisco paper might be crushed or
drowned. The only safety-for sympa
thizers with the strike is to stay at home,
liovcotting the Pullman cars is no pro
tection, because other cars will go off the
track as easily and come to grief even
more surely, since the Pullmans are
about 50 per cent, stronger than the ordi
nary coaches. This is a situation calcu
lated to produce general rellection and to
teach the lesson that mob violence is no
remedy for monopoly. People who have
observed the systematic way in which
.tranger legislation has despoiled rail
roads in the Northwest without tho aid of i
Debs or Sovereign will be apt to conclude
that public sentiment is very badly di- ;
rectcd on the slope if it needs the help of
rioters to "get even" with the Southern
Pacific Company.
Cobonapo Water, MeMorry sole agent.
Groceries and provisions. 681 M St. *
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I—Fevers, Congestions, Inflammations.. .25
SJ—Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic 5J5
3—Teething • Colic, Crying, Wakefalness .25
4—Diarrhea, of Children or Adults 25
7—Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis 25
8-Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache 25
9—Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo.. .25
10—Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Constipation. .25
11—Suppressed or Painful Periods .. .25
12-Whites, Too Profuse Periods 25
13—Croup, Laryngitis, Hoarseness 25
11—Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Eruptions.. .25
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20—Whooping Cough .25
2-— Kidney Diseases 25
28-Nervous Debility 1.00
30—Urinary Weakness 25
34—Sore Throat, Qulncy, Ulcerated Throat .25
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the value by stamping the name and price on
the bottom, which protects you against high
prices and the middleman's profits. Our shoes
equal custom work in style, easy fitting and
wearing qualities. We have them sold every
where ot lower prices for the value given than
sny other make. Take no substitute. If yoar
ealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by
Weinstock, Lubin & Co.
Garden $ Hose I
J. A. M. MARTIN'S;
HARDWARE STORE,
P.O J STREET. OPPOSfTE PLAZA. <
fr\ 'Ol___|p "*" "" -JL__/_______ -__-«- mJLm _■
o w Drives! ~ §
PEPPERELL MILLS, BIDDEFORD, MAINE, SHEETINGS.
A STANDARD BRAND LITTLE UNDER THE REGULAR PRICE.
Bleached 46-inch Pillow Case Muslin 10c per yard
Bleached 6-4 Pillow Case Muslin ..15c per yard
Bleached 8-4 Bed Sheeting 18e per yard
Bleached 9-4 Bed Sheeting 19c per yard
An Everyday Hose Which Takes the Lead Over All Others For Wear.
Ladies' and Misses' Standard Beacon Hose, fast black, seam
less, regular made, double knee, heel and toe, 15c a pair.
——- i.
Specials in Clothing at Summer Clearing Sale Prices.
Men's Small Check Dark Worsted $12 Sack Suits, summer
weight; sizes 34 to 40; for _j_4 95.
Men's Extra Quality $15 Navy Blue Conductors' Suits, square
cut, double breasted, medium weight, for ip 9 75.
Men's Fine $16 50 Black Clay Worsted Dress Suits, medium
weight, frock or sack; sizes 35 to 42; for $9 75.
Extra Fine Young Men's Dark Silk Mixed $15 Square Cut
Sack Suits; ages 14 to 18 years; for $7 95.
Who Does or Ever Did Sell Footwear as Low as it is Sold by us?
60 pairs $1 50 and $1 75 Misses' and Boys' Kid and Goat
Button Shoes, heel and spring-heel with patent leather
and plain tips, heel and spring-heel; sizes 10, 11, 13 and 1.
Closing Sale price, $1 25.
Ladies' $2 Fine Kid Oxford Ties, medium and narrow round
toes with patent leather lips. Sale price, $1 25.
Men's $2 Full Stock Kip Brogans, bellows tongue, broad sole;
sizes 6to 10. Sale price, $1 25.
Misses' Dongola Kid Spring-heel Oxford Ties, plain toe; sizes
12 to 2. Sale price, 50e.
THE RED HOUSE COMPANY
(INCORPORATED),
-T Street, __<_,t*-_7-e. <_.:__, £s<z\r<zntln and EigHtln, Sacramento.
In Camp. .
ABMT SCENES ON THE CHICKAHOMINT.
SAMPLE ILLT_JST_S_jOITIO_NP from
Harper's Pictorial History of the Civil War.
Size of page, 16xlU inches.
Number of pages, over 830.
Pages in each part. 32.
Price of each part,ONLY 8 CENTS.
Number of pictures, over 1,000, and all of the history besides.
For Our Readers Only at 8 Cents.
REMEMBER,
Only the Complete Ge_uioe Harper. War History, with the Real Life Pictures,
IS WOP__T_s_- _S_CjC_.\7l__<rGr.
T_E3:.A_T IS THIS 03ST_B_
AT THE "RECORD-UNION" OFFICE.
HOTELS AI.D HEBTAURANT3,
■ - ■ —_ Z=S
GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL,
Corner Seventh and X Streets.
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. FREE 'BUi
to and from the cars.
(WAY _ TITUS. Prftuiejorfc,
CAPITAL HOTEL. CORNER SEVENTH
and _. streets. Strictly il.at-cla.B. Fre*
•ou. to and from depot.
BLESSING- <_ GUTHRIE, Proprietor*.
WESTERN HOTEL,
nnHE LEADING HOUSE OF SACRA.
I ruentd, Cal. Meals, 25 cants. WM. LAND,
Proprietor. Free 'bus to aud from hotei.
STATE HOUSE HOTEL,
Corner Tenth and X Sts., Sacramento.
BOARD AND ROOM, $1 25 TO $2 FEB
day. Meals, 25 ceuts.
JS-Aeccommodatlons FIRST-CLASS. Free
'Bui to aud from hotel.
W. J. ELDER, Manager. _
THE SADDLE ROCK
Restaurant arid Oyster House.
FIRST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE.
spect. Ladies' dining-room separate. Open
day and night. BUCKMANN J. CARRA
GHER, Proprietor.. No. 1019 Second street,
between J and X, Sacramento.
METROPOLITAN,
N. W. Cor. Fifth and X Streets.
ri .HE MP_TROPOLIT._N IS THE BEST
L appointed and only tirst-class lodgdng.
house in tbe city for families and the travel
leg public. Term . reasonable.
MRS. E. J. C. KETCHUM,
Proprietress.
JOHN HAUB'S
DINING AND OYSTER PARLORS^
720 _' Street.
4_~Oyster Coc_tails a Specialty.
MAISON FAURE,
FRENCH ROTISSERIE. 613 X STREET,
Sacramento. L. FAUKE, Proprietor.
Only French Restaurant in city. Family op.
der«. banquets and weddinc parties a specialty.
VJACIFIC HOTKL, COR. X AND FIFTET
JL streets, Sacramento. Meals 25 cents.
Nearest Hotel to Post and Express Offices and
j Theaters., street cars pass the door every
three minutes. Elegantly furnished rooms in
single or suites from 50 cents to $1 per night.
C. ¥. SINGLETON. Proprietor.
CALIFORNIA RESTAURANT AND OYS.
ter Depot, 101' i Fourth street, Sacra,
mento, ANDREW MIKULICH. Prop. Newly
jopened. Call and give him a trial. Frst-class
meals served at all hours. Prices reason 1 1..
Oysters—Eastern, California and Olympla—
any style. Oyster loaves put up. Oyster
COCktAilß. 100.
LIQUORS, WINE, BEER. ETC.
EBNER BROS. COMPANY,
116-118 X Street. Front and Second,
saoramento.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL,
ers In Wines and Liquors. Telephono 364,
M. CRONAN,
S3O X St., and 1108-1110 Third St.,
Sacramento, CaL,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER
in Fine WhisWics, Brandies and Cham*
paime. _
HUGH CASEY,
218 X Street, Sacramento, CaL,
WOULD ANNOUNCE TO HIS PATRONS
and the public that he has received a
large cargo of
Reimported Wl-islcies.,
All of Kentucky's favorite brands. Dealer*
will tind it to their advantage to examine
these goods and set prices on same.
CAPITAL ALE VAULTS.
QAO J STREET.—JUST AJRBIVKD. EX
O\J/C ship Ballymore irom Antwerp, 25 bar
rels of reimported Bourbon Nutwood Whisky,
Also, tine Wlue., Liquors and Cigars, ISA
GELE vV SVENSSON, Proprietors. Tele
phone 38.
HARRY KOFNTriCK, JAMS. M'GRATH.
ONLY THE CHOICEST VIANDS Dis
pensed by JIM & HARRY, 1009 Third
■treet, between f and __, Snermneuto, Cal.
Wm. .1. Lernp's Extra Pale Lager Beer, Capt.
F. Ruhstaller's Gilt Edge Steam Beer. White
Labor Goods.
SUMMER RESORTS.
: " — ...»
HO! FOR KLAMATH SPRINGS!
THEY ARE TWENTY MILES FROM
Ager, on the California on route.
Stage rldn delightful, no dust. I^arge siona
hotel; accommodations flrst-class. TerinsL
f>lo to $1- per wee;.. Good hunting and tish
ing; scenery grund, Hot iron nnd sulphur
water and the femous Hot Mod Baths for all
blood aud skin d:< LCh troubles,
rheumatism, alcoholism, etc. A few weeks at
these springs will work wonders and build up
any wrecked constitution. ;■'■ rl ■■!
lars address <.EU. B. STILES, Lesse.
merly of Webber Lake), Beswick, Si.kiy.u
County, Cal.
TOBACCO,
CIGARS aiiiiapETTlS
EASTERN AND KEY WEST ONLY.
Get a Good Cigar for Your Mooey
A. COOLOT.
Telephone 3<Q-1.
WALL PAPER! * WALL PAPER I
OCR SPRING STOCK IS NOW COM.
plete and we are prepared to do
Papering and Painting
In all its branches.
C. H. KREBS & CO.,
636 J Street.
Steam Soda and Seltzer Water,
COS. H AND SECOND STS., SACRAMENTO, CAL
j-V t. C-ooe-t. D_.llv_.P_td Fre«.
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