Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-26
MERCHANDISE REPORTS.

The following freight for Sacramento passed
Ogden April 10Th: For John Brueuer, box
furniture Hayford Bros. & Co., l barrel
whisky; J. G.. Davis box furniture !;
Adams, Mcneil & Co., 100 pals tobacco !;
J. j. Skinker, box drug paper boxes Hall,
Luhrs & Co., % kegs syrup, 80 boxes meat !;
S. Cupples & Co., 40 boxes stove polish, %
cases clay pipes, case clothespins, 5 pack
ages paper; Weinstocl1 & Lubin, 8 boxes
hats, boxes dry goods, l box wire goods /;
| L. Elkus & Co., case shirts G. H. Gil
man, l box boots and shoes R. G. Terry, l
bundle printing paper Baker 4 Hamilton,
bales betting; Lindley & Co., % butts to-
bacco; Wilmington 4 Bagley, l case oil.
The following passed Ogden on the 10th :
For Locke & Lavenson, 3 bundles cloth; j.
+. Hill, box carriage steps; w. r. Strong,
80 boxes seed; w. +. Peterson, 2 boxes
candy G. II. Gilman, cases hats Billings
ley & Co., box pipes, l box knives, l sack
baskets, 3 packages sieves bales clothes
! lines, l case curry combs, % boxes clay pipes,
2 cases tooth picks, A boxes matches Hall,
! Luhrs & Co., "A bales hams, q boxes canned
meats, II barrels, 10 half barrels anc $50
kegs syrup; Booth & Co., 10 tierces hams, 9
boxes canned meats Adams, Mcneil & Co.,
400 half-boxes and 30 boxes candles; George
! A. Davis, car of reapers and mowers ii.
! g. Kirk & Co., 40 boxes drugs boxes water,
2 boxes seed Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, 80 barrels oil.
The following passed Ogden on the Dist ::
! For f. n Marley, l case leaf tobacco III.
| C. Kirk & Co., II cases bitters; r. Stone &
Co, box saddlery; Weinstock & Lubin, L
! box dry goods; w. A. Chittenden. boxes
| shoes: Lewis Rossman, l box household
/ goods; w. ID. Comstock, l car furniture, D
boxes chairs Capital Hotel, barrel apples (;
! S. b. Ridgway. l box drugs Huntington,
Hopkins & CO., box machinery; L. NJ.
Lash, box pump castings; G. II. Gilman, 3
boxes shoes; w. J. O'Brien, 2 boxes shoes :
S. Lipman & CO., boxes dry goods Locke
& Lavenson, box oil cloth; j. G. Davis, 4
cases marble; j. l. Felter & CO., 40 boxes
/ TASKS; Hartwell Hotchkiss & Stalker, rolls
sand paper; Continental Oil Company, l car
of oil; Bach, Muse & CO., car of beer
The following passed on the I'D: For
Weinstock & Lubin, l bale dry goods, boxes
hats Mrs. w. B. Arnold, / box drugs
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 8 cases locks, l
case butts, case hardware Lin1ley & Co.,
20 barrels hams II. Fisher, 6 bags nuts j.
L. Stoll, / case hardware Rothfeld Bros,
box dry goods Thomas Harper, box boots
and shoes; Holman, Stanton 4 Co., car of
wagons.
The following passed on the 23d: For
Waterhouse & Lester l car of oak lumber
d. w. Earl, 10 steel shoes, 10 steel dies j.
| +. Hill, pipe boxes, II skeins and boxes
I A Meister, bundles wheels, bundles
springs, l bundle timber: John Breuner, l
box tables H. c. Kirk l. Co., 4 boxes, l
package drugs; Huntington, Hopkins Il Co.
l boz hardware: C. p r. II. Co, case cop
per tubes; II. Curran, | box household
goods: Weinstock & Lubin, boxes
hats, . cases shirts Capital Furniture Co,
6 boxes marble: Red House, 2 cases Boots
and shoes L. Harper, ? cases shoes /; w. A.
& c. S. Houghton, case books; j. r. Wat
son, > boxes wheels Blake, Robbins Il Co.,
ITO bundles paper Adams, Mcneil q Co.,
l cSsk pTuneS; Huntington, Hopkins u Co.,
l box and cases hardware; S. Lipman CO.,
l box dry goods; Gilbert Capweil, l box
maple sugar.
CRY PATMENrs.-Th following sums were
paid into the City Treasury for the week
ending April 24th: By W. A. Henry, Police
Court fines, SIS; W. C. Farnsworth,
cemetery dues. S117; r. d. SERVER,
water rates, 81, 722; n. A. kidder, harbor
dues, 81 so; Geo. A. Putnam, city licenses,
/ S52S; dog licenses. 81 80 street assessments,
! St3 96: city taxes, IS, 0S3 80: Z. H. Mckee,
sale of old material, $50 40; total, Sl0.-
554 16.
EXCURSION TO STocKToS.-The Caledonian
Club Of this city will attend the annual ga
thering of the club at Stockton on Friday,
/ May 9TH. A special will convey them from
this city in the morning and return in the
evening.
EVERYBODY uses Chesley's Rock & Rye. All
/ frst-class saloons keep it.
MArALEssE SILK DoLMASs at L. Bien's,
] Eighth and ] streets