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Sacramento Marlsat

FRuIr-our Sacramento quotations are from
he psice-ists Of W Strong s. Co. aud a.,
revised up to ?, ". Yesterday. They rep
resent Trade prices. and hsye IN view selected
.raitS 81 able Tor shipment Apples. Sp.lzeubnrg.
- %; rcd Sol 20. cooking S9cefsI uapersd
Tor ieug shipment, 3 35@f so; poArs. ordinary
varieties, 81 20 Il Use; Bartlett q Tsr9 pflines
Il . q box; reaches, 81 se@sl 70 8 COX; tss
6Stloe Z ~ oranges quotshle 81 S406as5 Il NJ IA.
hit; lemons, Sicily, soalo 2 box, California SIC
go; AnsSgsliaa, sss6 = box; hines Meaiean
go : box; bananas, SSeSi 30 IS bunch pine
apples, sea y dozen tomatoes, 5o1Gae 2 box.
waleTmeioas, Sel . : dozen; grapes are IL
variety 81 5feGSl & case Cranes, in bxs coo
i5e eantaioupes, 0oo = d zen ounces 81 259l so
box; craHbegTies, Sl25l3 = bb) tomatoes nearly
out oi Hsrset Choice apples Tor long keeping are
nov coming forRsrd. Growers of apples win do
vel to bear IN mind that wormy fruit viii no; ind
sale II IS US less 60 send it 70 market.
EESpv-ugr quotations are nom the pr;ce-lists Of
. \. Burr Of this city, and are corrected Ia date
oat lag, steele Z ton, baied; alfalfa S5@s = ton
GATED brsu, sil@i2 ; ton h%rley, seaS5c 2 cws:
ground Barley, 95cesst z cwt.; wheat al 25dI 81
2 clst, cats q S592 . ewj
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Eastern and Eoreign Marears

NEW YORK., October sd
6RsspssrFys-pionr is quiet, and wnsat IS TN.
settled, later at 81 i2cal IL
BhsLET--is firner, and in good demand prime
Csc Us ~
GRoeeg. rs Rio coffee is in better demand. and
&c iighr Refined sugars re ia moderate u rnand
aa- e4siei b'tissliS weak, under pressure to sell
PHILADELPHIA. October Odd.
NooL-Si eady and warii, demand improving and
prices unchanged.
BosroS, October sd
Neutrality-suspicious. Of the week show { good
average business amounting TO ! 100000 MS /;
but The tone OF holders Is more confident and on
some desirable grades advance of 40flc has been
Obliged Manufacturers are still seriously blocked
by the drought throughout New England ana the
small production Of goods for some two mouths
past has enabled them TO sell up their stocks of
wooiens comparatively close What is most
wanted a. present is tho usually heavy rains Of the
season, and this would start up considerable ma
eIinery now iole not in far as the production Of
woolens is concerned, but Other manufacturers and
force consumers to buy material more freely
Michigan ileec. $ have been more sought after and
upwards Of 100000 pounds have been sold al SOC
for hsary, and 10000 for good and choice The
stock Of this description is held az 4lQ4yc and
not much Offering at that. Fine Ohio and Penrsyl.
vauia feeces have been inquired for but holders
are Hailefent about selling except at an
advance, which buyers hesitate to paw
There is q very confident feeling that an improve
ment vii be realized before many weeks Some
heavy * has been sold at AZ ic, and good average
and choice lots at 4J@46lc q b. TIE market NAV
be quoted firm Of 45d!6e for X and XX and 46l6
4Sc for choice MN Medium ard No feeces have
ranged from 44c to 49e, the latter choice No /
Ohio and New York fleec have been sold ut 37lc,
and Wisconsin at i01c but the latter is
now held at 4l@42c. Conb;ng and De.
laiue faeces are esdy aud firm at
44el5c for line delaine and 50a55c for choice comb
ing Sales of unwsshed and unmerchantable heeces
have been upwards of 1000, 600 Ms and include con.
siderable spring California at 25d3Tc Georgia at %
ssS6e, oregon at So@S7c dor eastern aud valley
Missouri AZ sac and lexas 26d30c Manufacture
ers have also bought fall California qnite freely To
arrive, amounting to some l500 600 us but this is
not included III the sales Of The week. It shows
that they are more anxi us to secure supplies
There has been far business doing in pulled wools
sales comprising l61 600 ihs AZ 4oo50c for slipers
Guiding 5000 lbs of California pulled a; iOc In
foreign wool the movement has been of much i'm
pertance, mostly Australia, 10000 lbs OF which
were sold at 4094Gc. Desirable lots of Australian
are held with more warmness, and he tone Of the
market is decidedly better for all kinds.
LIVERPOOL, October 22i
#zEsT-eood 70 choice California es Cd 70 los Id.
Spot lots are dGl and lower; cargo lots are quiet
aud steady; French country markets are steady.
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sales would have been on q much larger scale
Stocks accumusating but the bulk on hand is
more or less detective. AS Jet the rsceip from
Humboldt and MeHdoeino comparatively Fight.
Owing TO large secumulations al many interior
points adjacent to consuming centers, manufacture
and dealers ave not apprehensye OF any scarcity
OF supplies until after the electio +, the trade
generally are Of the opinion that business aili not
be very active. Spring goods are opening in the
East. but at appreciahls values Of consequence.
We quote Southern fall. 12d1+e = ID Tor iair to
good, ard legGisc Tor Ordinary 10 inferior; San
joaquin I09i2c Tor fair 10 good, and I2916c Tor
fsiT 10 choice mountain Northern, iSai5e fer paVr
detective Sacramento, I5aiSc for good Red Slpf
aud Chico, and 2o@22e . u for Humboldt aud
AsHdoe4no. Eastern oregon sells at Ie7sGc for in
LeFieg, and slt24e fer choice. Fne light fleece
Valleys come about 2Sio29e while common grades
are AofainalIy 25Sfzec = n
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her coming to shame or starvation through
his poverty. He supposed he had killed the
youngest daughter also. He has been hiding
in straw-stacks for three weeks, and claims
not to be insane
Proof of the Fury of the Recent storm.
CHICAGO, October 22d.-The Tribune learns
that the paddle house OF the wrecked Alpena,
which came ashore o.day at Holland, was
ingeniously arranged to float and support
number of persons; that nobody remained
upon it is sufficient proof OF the fury of the
storm.
Interesting Developments Promised.
NASHVILLE (Tenn), October 22i.-A pro.
minent citizen has been arrested on charge
OF belonging to gang of couaterfeiters. In
teresting Developments are promised.
The President Expected as st Louis.
ST. LOUIS, October 22d-The President
and party sre expected to come here on their
way home, and PREPARATIONS are making Tor
that event.
Another Missing Vessel.
DHTRoIT, October 22d.-I'he schooner Mary
Garrett, coal laden, which left Cleveland :
week ago for Amhsrstburg, st the mouth Of
the Detroit riyer, has not beea heard Of
siuce. Il Is feared she is lest, with all on
board.
The slaughter OF ylctoEio and Elss Band.
SANTA re IN. NJ. October 22d.-Yer-
rasas, chief Of the Mexican troops, writes to
General Hatch that or the 15th Instant he
killed Victorio ana so warriors, and 15 women
and children. There are still so Indians at
large. Terrssas has !, 500 men operating, and
there are SEQ United States troops cut on the
borders # New Mexico. ColdbuTu, with 500
is ordered to drive all the Mescsleros absent
from their Agency back to the same.
another scandal.
CHICAGO October 22d.-The Times Boston
special says: II is pmored from Providence
thai Sprasue, in endeayonng to fad the where
asouts Of his wife. ascertained that she was
accompanying Corkling in the campaign in
New York State, travelling in his special cal.
and registering at the hotels where ne stopped,
but the story is not credited here.
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MARRIED.

Biggs October I4-Henry G. Stillinger to Bertha
George Goth Of Sasramento(
Petaluna, October ls-Tholnas F. Eau to Jennie P.
Gilbert.
Petaluma, October 19--Robert seayey to Mrs. Anna
E Porter.
Petaluma, october 2o-Nathaniel Gould to Matte
Miller.
Petsluna, October POI. P Twist to Eva Mathews.
Petaluma, October 17-Daniel Brown to Florence
Raisbaek.
Near Petaluma, October l7-Julius A. Peterson to
Mary Weiser.
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FUNER NOTICE.

nFFIcERs AND MEMBERS OF SAC r.
~ ramento Ledge. No 80 T. and A. n, M
viii meet at Masonic Hall. TOMORROW "a x
Sunday AFTERNOON, 1t . o'clock for the/ v
purpose " attending the funeral OF thera brother
". A. COOK. Visiting brethren are cordially nri1ed.
TO be present Per order. L. c. ATKINSON, W. NJ.
r. IRVINE Secretary. ~. CT o23Itt
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GENERAL NEWS.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO TIE RECORD
UNION
COLLAPSE OF THE RAILROAD VAR
Further in Regard to the Great stor1n in
the Northwest.
PASSENGERS eonrSG WEST BY nArL.
Description of the Tehuantepec 1ntsrooean
Railroad Project
L0NG AND RlTTER PsTEaT CONTEST DECIDED.
Particulars Ct the Recent Mysterious
arrest in Chicago
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.
Resignation of the ministerial omeials of
Greece and servia.
Eic..-...............E lc....,..............E te.
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ghe Trouble In sonih tfrica.

CAPE Town, October 221.-The Colonial
loss in the fighting at the relief of AIafetung
was trihing. Previously party of yeomanry
fell into an ambuscade and suffered a less OF
twenty killed and seYentesn wnnnllaG
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fearful weather and lost two-thirds of her
cattle and sheep. The decks were swept.
boats, rails ana matches smashed, and the
cargo damaged
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VIENNA October 22d-It is reported that
in view Of the difficulties raised by the Porte,
Au,tria. France and Italy have instructed
their ambassadors at Constantinople TO re-
mind the Sultan that his promise was that
the surrender of Dulcigno should be uncondi-
toned.
The Turks have dropped two conditions
objected to by the Montenegrins, owing to
the efforts Of Che ambassadors at CONSTANT
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T0p Gt5 TWenty-one Numbers
L uh pu' Of Seribner's Monthly.

The maenifcently illustrated November
number Of SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY, the
Decennial Issue, appears in new cover, and
contains the first chapters of Peter the Great
as Ruler and RefoImer, by Eugene Schuyler,
the beginning of a capital serial novel, articles
on Gladstone with full page portrait), Elihu
Ved6er, Millet, Artemus Ward and Walt
Whitman, with many other papers of unusual
interest, among them the first published ex-
PLANTATION of
EELLER's FAMOUS sECoND-sTGET TRICK
This November number begins the twenty
first volume. The increasing popularity of
the magazine is strongly evidenced by recent
sales. A year ago the monthly circulation
was about $4,000 copies; during the past nine
months it has averaged 115, 600. while the
first edition of the November issue is 125, 900.
Price, 50 cents 81 year.
The following special offers are made with
new subscriptions (numbers and volumes sup
piled, postpaid, by the publishers and all
Dealers;
a. Twenty one Numbers OF scribner'sfor SIS.
For s., q years subscription, beginning
with November, and nine recent numbers,
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NEW ADV sRTISEMENTS.

Republican Barbecue Committee, take
notice You are requested to send 70 tae Chairman
Of the Finance Commute, james l. Feier, on OF
before MONDAY, sSth instant, ~ SIN AL unpaid
bills duy signed by the Chairman Of each commit.
tee an two or more members The Executive
Committee Viii meet at r. y. on thst day, a. lay
office and ali bs properly v9urhed Tor vii he or
dered paid. GhOBGE CADwALADES,
o25 Il Chairman Republican Barbecue.
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flse CONGREGATIONAL SUNDAY school wsif
meet TOMORROW QSUndlyl AFTEBs, DON. at
l2:l5 O'clock. The frelds Il the School sre nfitsd
10 meet at lso O'clock 10 consult a5ous future plans
and Interest," Of the School o2s II
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FoREEGA-

4 Train Thrown Down an ; NIB nIlEnent
LONDON, October 22d.-A railway train
from Dartmund, Westphalia, TO Berlin. was
to day precipisated down an embarrassment.
Two persons were killed and twen ty-six IN
i,,red
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Lgas 4 BAssEs

LGas & BAsNEs
GoNAIssIoE MERCHANTS AND DEA LERs IN
PrOSuee. Vegetables, Bntier. Eggs, Cheese
Poultry, Green and Dry Fruits. Honey. Bssnz, ETC.
ALFALFA SEED
fsy Potatoes IN carload lots or less.
ozs-1st Nos. 81 and % street.
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Particulars Ct the Recent Mysterious
Arrest IN Chicago
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silver and stocks.

New York, October 22d.-Silver bars,
1125; money. 2@3; Governments strong
stocks closed strong; Western Union, 1903
Quicksilver, II; Pacific Mail, 45t; Mariposa,
II; Wells-Fargo, i12; New York Central
1s4a; Erie, 43E; Panama, 1913; Union Pa
ciic, 9ls bonds, 1lSs Central Pacific, 70;
bonds, 1874 Sutro Tunnel II.
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A Murderer Captured.

MILWAUKEE, October 22d.-Luke Walton,
who murdered his daughter in Beaver Falls
last September, has been captured, and con-
fessed that he did the terrible deed to proven.
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Description Of the Tehuantepee Intsrocean
Railroad Project
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES To TIE RECORD
UNION
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rAssEsGeas conENG WEST BY EAIL.
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GSGTUATIoN WANTED AS COOK IN HOTEL
y or boarding. house city or county ly steady
man who uses neither Eouor nor tobacco. Please csl
address CU0E, Belvidere Hotel, Sixth street,
between and K, Sacramento. osS-Ss
FENo LET-A TW. STORY HOUSE, SIX ROOMS.
Z hsrdfnished northeast corner 0I Eighteenth
and streets, one block f.om the street cars In.
qgire 1874 L street. o2S IT.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.
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LoRG AND RH1Ea PATEaT CONTEST DECIDED.
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Further in Regard to the Great stor1n in
the Northwest.
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Affairs in France.

PARIS. October 22d.-As indications Of the
campaign in preparation against the Fare
Cabinet. the Gambetta organs are beginning
to press the Ministry to enforce the religious
DEGREES once Tor al. The Cabinet may be
overturned if it refuses u go ON to the end,
but it seems disposed to effect compromise
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Resignation Of the ministerial Officials Of
Greece and Servia.
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Eic...............-... Ete.
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New York, October 22d.-In the Episco-
pal Convention to-day message was read
from the House OF Bishops, setting forth that
We, the Bishons OF the Protestant Episco.
psi Church, assembled in Council as Bishops
IN the Church OF God. asserting the principles
order TO maintain true divinity, which must
be unity in truth, do hereby offer that the
great primitive rule of the catholic Church
imposes upon Episcopals of all national
churches holding the primitive faith and
order, and upon the several Bishops Of the
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AM Interesting land peclsIon.

WASHINGTON, October 22d.-The acting
Commissioner of the General Land Office
to-day rendered an interesting decision on the
application of G. 7. Wheeler for a patent for
Wildman Holden Of Amador county, CAL,
holding that all proceedings in the Land
Office must be stayed, in consequence Of the
commencement Of suit in local Court by
David I. Davis, setting up an adverse title,
on the ground that an applicant for mineral
patent had abandoned the claim before max
ing the application. The new point thus
raised and decided was whether tie Depart
ment had not Jurisdiction to decide the ques-
ton Of abandonm emit for itself.
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tbt NUIII FiftU " Ill nc
ish Proposals.


CETTINJE, October 22d-The Montenegrin
Commission has received a telegram from the
Turkish Commissioner, asking him to trans
fer the negotiations from Rjeka to Vierbazar,
where he would arrive on the 22d instant.
The request has been complied with.
1t has now transpired that the new Turk
ish proposals seek to postpone the surrender
of Dulcigno much longer than was expected.
1t is still possible that an understanding will
be effected, as the Turks are now ready to
discuss the military part of the cession.
Another Journalist Sentenced.
PARIS, October 22d.-The manager of the
Journal Boccace has been sentenced to six
months imprisonment and 500 francs fine for
immoral publications. and the printer of the
paper to three months Imprisonment and 500
francs fine. The journal has been suspended
for two months.
Hurricane in Denmark.
COPENHAGEN, October I'D. "A terrific
hurricane passed over Denmark Wednesday,
doing much damage to shipping.
The Irish Asifators.
DUBLIN, October 221.-Sergeant Sperlock,
formerly q member of Parliament for Kings
county, has also been retained by the Crown
to prosecute the agitators. There is now no
doubt that the charge viii be conspiracy.
MIR. Dillon, member Of Parliament for
speaking at Donegal to- day, said
that before Christmas there would be a
branch of the Land League in every county
OF Ulster.
PrecaUtfon Against Trouble.
Cork, October 22d.-In consequences of the
disturbed state Of West Riding a detachment
Of troops will be sent to Bantry. These pre-
cautions are believed - indicate the inten-
ton of the Government TO place that district
under proclamation. A gunboat is anchored
in Bear Haven, near Castletown, where a
meeting will be held Sunday. The police
have also been ordered there
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DEADwooD %. IT., October 22d.-Fritz
Wolfkin, while bear hunting with two COM
panions near Spearfsh Falls yesterday, was
attacked by large cinnamon bear. and his
head was nearly torn away from the shout
ders, both arms broken, the lower jaw, nose
and one eye completely torn away before the
animal was killed. Death occurred in a few
hours
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COLLAPSE OF THE RAILROAD VAR
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Alleged FRAUDS in Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG. October 22l.-The arrest
of Warschafsky, the well.known capitalist
and purveyor TO the Russian army, is in con-
nection with the army supply contract in the
last war. 1t is stated that evidence will be
forthcoming to show that Warschafsky de-
fraudad the authorities out of %, COO coo
roubles. The Bonds Secretary and Chief of
the army administration during the late war
have also been arrested at Odessa. simulta-
neously with the arrest Of Warschafszy.
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Request Granted.

WASHINGTON, October 22d. - The Post
master of New York having received cable
message from the Director of Posts at Ham,
burg, Germany, requesting, for important
business reasons, the return of letter from
Hamburg, now in the American mails, ad-
dressed to business firm in this country, the
Postofice Department instructs: You
may, upon application of the sender, if APP
proved by the Director-General # Posts at
Berlin, and on condition that the Department
Of Posts of Germany will be responsible for
any damage caused by your action, return
the letter from Hamburg as requested by
cable, to the Department of Posts at Ham
burg, for disposition under the laws of Ger
many"
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DENVER (Col), October 22a. = Governor
Pitkin last night sent an order TO the Sheriff
of Gunnison county, directing him to take
sufficient force and proceed to the reservation
and arrest Agent Berry. In the order the
Governor Gays: ''If the Ute Indians at
tempt TO resist the process, they will be swept
away" The order continues: :" If a sufi-
cient force and ammunition cannot be pro-
cured in Gunnison, it viii be furnished from
Denver, and the force should be ether partly
or wholly mounted, and wei supplied with
ammunition. In case of Berry's arrest, you
viii be expected by the people of the State
and myself to see that he is protected against
violence !"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-07
Kidney and Bladder Diseases.

All manner of Urinary Bladder, Gent
tai and Kidney Complaints. as weak
ness, paralysis, atony, inaclion. irrtia-
ton, inflammation, non-retention, it.
confluence, Instructions, brick dun,
and other deposits, pains in the backs
thighs, hip joints, dragging down,
whites, impure or disease discharges,
contract or contagious diseases, ulcers,
tumors, enlargements. dripping, etc.,
etc., completely cured by Prof. Chap
in's new and remarkable remedies,
"Buchupaiba," Injection Fleur" and
Constitution Bitter Syrup" Pro
Chapin's reputation as a specialist
in the above diseases is guarantee as to
character of these remedies. Sold by
druggists at $100 each or sent by
express on receipt of price. Advice
free. See circular with bottles. Ad-
dress F. S. Wells. IS. Barclay street,
New Y ork.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-07

ducts. les railroads. its gold and silver.
its banks, its insurance companies
and it's population; and il is as absurd to
claim that the increase of our manufac-
lures ia due to the oppressive tariff. ss il
would be TO claim that this growth OF all
the other interests is due to it, There is
one element of power and wealth that has
not increased in the nineteen years of Re-
publican rule. and that is our shipping.
This has been almost anDihilated; when
the Republicans came into power they
found three fourths of our commerce car
ried in American ships; now. only one
fourth is carried in American ships, ca
bulk of it being carried in foreign vessels.
This effect of the Republican protective
tariff the Pennsylvania Republicans are
careful not to allude to. Many OF the
couutry's interests have thrived in spite OF
tariff which Expresses them. but It's
shipping has declined. and the swarms OF
foreign vessels 10 our harbors bringing IN
the goods we buy and taking off the pro-
duce we sell are perpetual reproach to
the policy that has degraded our seafaring
class to their present low estate.