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A oaeer Request.
prom the New York Time.

Prom the New York Times.
Among the many stories told Of Recorder
Hackett yesterday was the following:
One day. while the Cou,t was in session,
q heavy and gruff voice was heard without,
asking for Recorder Hackett. The Re-
corder showed evident signs Of nervous
ness, and when the doorman entered asked
what be wanted.
He wants to see you," was tho answer.
"Let him n, replied the Recorder, and
at the summons thsre entered . large man.
evidently half seas over, who. seeing the
Recorder, nodded familiariy, and exclaimed
in stentorian voice !:
"Hello, John, how arc yes ! came to
get your belly"
The Recorder, digniied as ever, invited
the stranger to bench. and whispering,
asked him to keep quiet until recess. Ths
stranger subsidsd for . few moments. then
new restless, and, leaning over TO Mr..
Racket, said In hoarse whisper, a1dible
all over the room:
"Isay. John, how Il your bslly now,any
way ~
At recess the Judge won't 70 his room,
when hs introduced the stranger 70 some
friends Who came in - an old California
acsusintance. N actor, who desired 10
borrow the faiss stomach which his fathsr,
James b. HaekssA Hssd - wear vixen
avinw q Fn1ekxH.s "
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The following advertise ment Ia copied
from a recent number OF the Obserosr, pub
llshed at Monrovia, Liberia, lt tells its
own tale
MUNICIPAL NoTIcE.-Whereas there has
been q great laxity In observing the Law pro-
vidiog that all persons coming into the city
of Monrovia be clotbed--this 10 to require
MI magistrates and couservators q the
peaoe to Immediately proceed to IT. rigid
enforcement in twenty days from the date
hereof. Pantaloons reaching % The knee
aod narive shirts or loose gowns ars 70 b
considered sufficient clothing within the
meaning Of the ordinances.
L. r. LEONE, Mayor.
NorRovrA. juno 20, ie7e.
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The Queens arenadiers.
Cor. Philadelphia Balletin.

II you think the grenadier guards are
great six-footers, terocious in their appear.
ance and calculated to make little boys fall
on their knees and howl with terror, you
are more mistaken than you ever were
about anything. They are ordinary-sIzed
young men, nearly all have light hair, blue
eyes and very rosy cheeks. Any who can
raise musrache are allowed, under the
British constitution, to do 30, but all are
obliged to shave every day and, believe,
twice on Sundays. They are also obliged
by the Law to carry when walking about
the streets, either with or without their
svecthearts, very short cane to wear on
the side, not the top Of their heads, round
cap four inches in diameter, and to have
the hair parted in peculiar manner, such
a. We used to call "cowlick." When On
duty they wear an enormous besr-skin cap,
always rather on the back of the head,
which gives them silly look, ~ you can
imagine. So far from being ferocious they
are remarkably smiable, good-natured
sort OF young men. and for sll the world
make you think Of . lot of good young
curates dressed up in bob-tsiled red coats.
They march and drill almost ss vol as
some of our volunteer regiments and their
music as general thing II no worse than
many Of tho country bands that visited
Phlladelphia during the Centennial.
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THE END OF THE WORLD.
THE eLooMy PIcrRUE DRAWN By FRENCH
ass. SCIENTIST.
tsnille Fiammsriou,

o6aille Flammarion.
The earth VAS born; she viii die. She
viii do either Of old ago, when her vital
elements shall have been used up,or through
the extinction Of the sun, to whose rays her
life is suspended. She might also die by
accident, through collision with some celes-
tial body meeting her on her rounds, but
this end Of the world is the most improba-
BILE of all. She may, We repeat, die nasu-
raj death through the slow absorption of
her vital elements. In fact, it is probable
that the air and water are diminishing.
The ocean, like the atmosphere, appears to
have been Formerly much more considera-
BILE than it is in our day. The terrestrial
crustis penetrated by waters which COM
bine chemically with the rocks. 1t Is also
certain t.at the temperature of the interior
of the yiobe reaches that OF boiling water
at depth Of about six miles, and prevents
the water from descending aoy lower; but
the absorption will continue with the cool
ing of the globe. The oxygen, nitrogen and
carbonic acid which compose our atmos-
phere also appear to undergo absorption, but
slower. The thinker may foresee, through
the mist OF ages to come, the epoch, yet
afar off, in which the earth, deprived Of the
atmospheric aqueous vapor which protects
her from the glacial cold Of space by pre-
serving the solar rays around her, will be-
u. II -, tLa IF Ao
Henri Vivarez says: "From the summit Of
the mountains winding sheet of show will
descend upon the high plateaus and the val
leys, driving before it life and civilization,
and masking forever the cities and nations
that it meets on its passage" Life and hui
man activity will press insensibly toward
the iuter-tropical zone. St. Petersburg,
Berlin, London, Paris, Vienna, Constanti-
nople and Rome, will fall asleep in success
sion under their eternal shroud. During
very many ages equatorial humanity will
undertake arctic expeditions to find again
under the ice the place Of Paris, Lyons,
Bordeaux and Marseilles. The sea coasts
will have changed and the geographical map
of tie earth will have been transformed.
No one will live and breathe any more ex-
cept in the equ -torial zone up to the day
when the last family, nearly dead with cold
and hunger, will sit on the shore of the last
sea, in the rays of the sun which will there
after shine here below on an ambulent tort
revolving aimlessly around useless light
and barren heat.
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POETRY.
A PRINTERS sERFNADE.

o come the windo, dear LIZ McU,
4 I'm w3ting Ur sweet fsce,
2hEr u Dclare that 2 me U X true
d Q lock U In my M.
The % upon hi II awsting U2:
G their little II twinkle With doubt,
UnEZily idcring, LIZ McU,
Like the. II U1l ever co ue out
o, / Nv the BIRD who can sing his love
In XLNT verse ef her chTtns,
Who can win her tempt the sweet shade Of the
grove,
g.. 2ny ? his Rms.
How long IN XpeciOC must remain7
Y slight my fond 10derns7
o haste, put to Ur RES pain,
4E loves u violent KS.
But should U J. plAIng with hsfullest Rt,
On who loves U 2wL,
Al U'd plunge in2 his faithful PIT
a. Ice his poor soul down TO hi.
sure I would B. whether HcavN or hi
Should a last home poor me,
Ifmy ~ unBg shoud lonely dwL,
2ne'er nor with U Il.
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There Ii hullahaieo in Tennessee In
regard to Memphis--the very Job Of cities.
DR.. ID. T. Porter. president Of the Legisla-
tive Council. has resigned because one of
his pet sanitary schemes has been tabooed
by the underling members. II Is likely
Tennessee viii pick away In the matter Of
Legislation until tho dog days como again,
in spite Of the advice OF Col. Waring, who
stands ss about the flrst s,nitary enginses
IN the country. Meetings Of Citizen, ars
bsing held in Memphis and great excite
ment prevails
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Mn. Ksss Chase 6pGagus y assisting q.
8. flanlis IN ths prspasntioa q > bioera-
ply of ths lats Chisl Justies Chasss ~
father.
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A BRIDGE ACROSS THE ATLANTIC
The world is always ready TO be daszlsd
BY . professedly scientific plan tho less
understood and the moro impracticable the
better. Hero ID the latest, which
certainly shoves tho flying machine and
Keeley's motor out Of sight altogether.
N. Eustachs Cannon has discovered that
the only thing now lacking TO our dignity
and comfort as nation 10 highway to
Europe, and the easiest thing In tho world
is TO build one On bridge or m embank-
ment from Newfoundland - Great Britain.
The bridge il to be fifteen hundred miles
long, two miles deep, which requires u, ,O00
cubic miles OF embankment. The earth
requisite for this long breakwater can be
dug ont Of Newfoundland tho labor can
b oheaply furnished BY ompsying the pris-
ons Of Europe and Amsrica the money,
which u tho only other trifling essential
necessary, i to b raissd By stock oompa-
ny here and in Europe. n. Canon u nov
in Washingt,n, It y ssid, urging his plan,
bat " have not yst found The shares In his
company quoted IN the regular stock mar
kets. His name II too suggestive.
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Blanks for Sale.

A.. II an assortment is ordered lesser quan
saes than one hundred will be furnished q
pa psine rates. Cash must accompany order.
''Stage will be prepaid. Address,
NEW NORTHWEST,
DEER LoDGE
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me WHITE SEWING MACHINE
10 the best newer,
The easiest running,
s The strongest and best finished
'ue Sewing Machine ever made.
NO other machine approaches II In
Exceilence. and II is well called
"The Perfectien."
nple machines may be seen st she New
"''tA.Wsst once.
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NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.

L Any one who takes paper regularly from the Poss
osece-whether directed 70 his name or anothers, o.
whether he he subscibed or Rots responsible fc ths
payment
G II peuon ordsrs his paper discontinued, mus.
nay all arreaages the publisher win continue 70 esd
Il until payment d msde, and collect tho whce amcunt
whether the paper 10 taken from the ONCE or not
g. The courts have decided that refusing 10 take the
newspapers periodicals from the Post-ofcc
Ing andle-ving them uncaled for, 10 primo rca evidence
Of Intentional fraud.
Papers ordered any address be changed 10 anotA
or address 1t the option Of tho subscriber.
Rsmtanccs by draft check, money order registered
letter. may be sent At risk. All Posmaateu ~.
auired 10 register letters C spOlicatisn-
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Psrrlar advertising payable quarterly, rs due.
ranscnt advertising payable In advance.
special Notices are 90 per cent. more than reg
slar advertisements.
Local advertising, IL cents for the first insertion
70 cents per line for each succeeding insertion;
anes counted In Eonpariel measure.
lob Work payable ON delivery
, 1880-09-28


1xpiASArolls, 1Ml., Sept. 27.-l'ho twell-
ty.fourtls annual Stata Falr opened tn.tlay III
llle ,Allst Ut raln-storsl,, hut, rs usual, tho
inltial tlay was devoted so clearing t,p and
arranging tor Tomorrow. All the tndtc;,-
t1ons point to US jlnu an exhibition Us l,as
eyer been presented a,M tn the coming ot
largo crowds OF sIghts.nrs. Ono Ut tho
leading features will be tho wnI,cn's depart
mcnt. Entries In tho livestock md nlacls!t.-
cry departments aru atso very lurge,
atthoagl, Il! slie former the only marked
difference between, this mud lust years
u thAt Jersey. cattle now have tlle
!eatlIng part III. the llsp!ays tl,ns was fur
l!erly held BY tho Shurt-llurns, willis 1letlno
sl,eep nre co,ltssiahg Will Cu,swn!A ns this
or hogs a'ui horses Is good, though uot, llalf
the entries l,uYe yet been Inltc. 4 large
number Ut exhibitors iaye telrgraphel To
the Secretary OF tho l}oard asking tllat le
retain them spacc, and saying tlefr herds
were now Oh the way. The stables laYv been
, 1880-09-28
THE VOICE OF TIE PEOPLE.
xEn ls,tlsG Know.

CHIcAuU, Frpt. 2H.-A morning pnpcr. In
Eprlk!uY 1T sfr. 1osoovtz ms II pIn1Ist, hpOlo-
Rlzes fhr his tn put IL mildly peculiar mntncr
or playing tho works Ut Chopin by stnttng tint
he wns n pupil OF TINT Hfcat et,rnpDsrr. IHns~
much na Chopin dcti tn rurt, OCt. IL 1S4 Il may
mt ho impairment tn Inquire nA IN tlu Npu NJ
thfH Kssl! mnn VIII" itrHtI1hts t.t la his prbpllct
tecor,ltnR to HplA'n'nHte: lln su'l',nt lit ,tfHFr
thnm ~ ychrB Ut n9n; III TINT cnAt Ills extrr,nn
ytltlthfllihcss nIinhL he tAktn NH An rxeiIM' tnr
Ills tartctltHY tho Instructions Uf til. rsilt,wn.d
tiMeAtrL llltH tg Kindness tH Stne hts nKu III
Your ncxt Issue, md greatly o!,liao
hlcAtCA JCsTtTlA,
, 1880-09-28
"Reminiscences Of Former Elec-
tiong.
Battles Fought by Doolittle, Howe,
and Carpenter,
Keyes, Howe, and Sawyer Already
in Training.
A Big Stable Of Dark Horses
Waiting to Be Groomed.


s,,,,o, r,o,r,,,oua.,.. ~ n, f7,+oon ar,.,s>
M.ntsov. Wfs.. Srnt a1.-,rhc Ir,,,slui,,re
,f W,srnns,u n. lts ncxt srss,nw iw tInuunry.
<vi, In nltnl ,,u,n In ntnst n 1iI,iiG,i Sinntrs
Senator in MI tin spn, nrr,,,,,ctI hv lin linn.
Auruv f,nmorou ,r1,oso tnrm NJ ni,lcn cx-
,treu mn tha iii ~ ,tnrrh. 1s4t H. ts MI
nrnnt of eo n,,cl, cnrsn,,,,un,a i, tho monlc
n fla stotr lint ;nn,, t,f hnti, no1i.iral mr.
nna mr., nIrm,ir ,Itan,,sa,nr n viii, rnusIttcrn
h,p onIr,ntjon. hrcnnsn tho mcul,cra Of In,
snnni,. ntd Asse,nlly rcxt cl,osc, ,yi)l hovo
tn srlart tho nnrson vim ia tn mi thnt 1frl
o,M rcsnonsibln ,,os;tton for xix vrars. In
tl,ls wuv # in,v ia sn1d tlmt thc n,rs,ltu, t,f
tnn ncyt Scnntnrsh,n ~ INV t,,,lrrctiy heforo
thc nuonlr. md In snm,, rfsnris ia brn,rht
dircr,ir rf' h,",, mr.. r. tnn,n iy ~. nnnrar,nro
u'rcs.s ~. no"e u .uel,l ~ ,ne Mpreaea,ce r
II tho hH'u OF ti,rec nFoWcu eaIdldilsos ins
tdo place. nil nf thom worthy a,d well quail
of consn,ru,u,s ,ncmhers uf Inn 1,cuubli,.u
p,,rty 81, tic imck seuis entirely wiiii,v To III,
SaS # 'H r' + se9 q iho Sss an
KoIug al, il, fr,Nttou to Ills t,I"s,to,, MD no
siumtt iii That ii,o c,,t,fco oe ra,sIli,s ,,,ny
pubjIcau ujrccs be,'aus1, lit,.t nrty Viii hny,,
,ho next icFisnti1ru By n is,rxo tl',JorIty. md
y 1PpI ,t tet Ena{ce sfS vi" dcvo'vo thu responsibility
r,,,, - &,'.s. ,,,, ,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,r,., ,r.s
s ai a y Esm or u1, iMrP oy ba sthI %n-
jraIIy nj, nrtstocratic uue. modelled nfter lin
HoIse w., nf t'nr,s n,ll IN, IN nnnv nr ri its rlnrnc.
terlsttes wlotly 0t.tagunIstIe to the Yprit n!gl
,,,,i,,, ~ o,,r,u,r,,,r f,,,,, ~ ,,nunrt,,n,,t
Thn ' ,rathwl ~ n "'a",,,. u. u' ,,nr,,"rs i.
to,.o, ~ nc t,a ,,a,,.i, ~ ,,,n ,,n,,,to
nnd 'io,o'rntoa b., .,,har ,fto,ra,os @,i,an,, h,,
~" ,onnt" mi tha '.,,,i. tr,',sn,in,, IL ,.oi,
c,f,riatn, IN .,l,",,.t a,,I sti.o t,, ,,,,,,,,,r
,xu n, ,o,,,. 49,, ~ snr,t,o u ,,,,.,. sr,',
, 1880-09-28
SvANTED-MALE HELP.

nookkcepcrx, Clerks, dc.
fIANTEN-AT HiuN:EhY STORE, 2a I.AHtlA.
~ beg -st- Rooi clerk. oi,e who apcnta iicrnian
1tANrEn-A Al SALESMAN WIlU N{.EhKY
swcnah md Is thnrnHnhty ps,s.ed Ia the rrtnI
enttlnR buslisasi permanent altu&tlhn IN E'ind
Tribune 0fnco.
\VASTEi,-A HMAIlT U0Y. ABOUT II YEARS
MD who can wfils Enpf hand ns castt ht,y and
assist 70 keep books. T. u. 1iAlsKiN, nit Kast 1ndi
, 1880-09-28

AST,Ex.t& M Hii n. o. us3 SAtttASE M :Sl. MoNsEs s;S
n,ust ha psrtec.y s'und nnI Without lensI.h. Kind
Alld E9Mttu aHl Mut nGr4 nl cars. fatf tntalastsj
E9nd loo4S.s; ; dark cotoE pEsfeFFed. Aadfsss I
1{YAN1 Et,-HAlsK GtII.OltEth HFfLlslt, AND
" HeI,I 10 sf14o hursU, t4At tEut tnsld9 ut
3l. aiast W bareua t1r caaa Addsess To-day 81 I,
IriLulIu t,tatGG.
, 1880-09-28

lnGt EouIst !He etnFy OF lfInt HHht II u lung
@ hnrc NY r1taa ~ c'IM,s ,ai "rn bll sa
sult wny tint Il nni6n wns rtircicI tr-
ds,, fwcen thn elRltcen fH'ltina lct.ihlcnhs ani
10 inrtetrr. sr"t ho xnxt m,ca,,t, n"oo ,,"n
plaG. t,vo ycnrr nuo Mt i',n nxplrntton "f s,rn,-
fc f.i.x ad%. ~ ,hn .r t an n INC lis,"Fy or + sil
c,,Tiers int intws.% I Es,'msor - ,f,,wt NV ' .fnit
nMfE,rmtsr ari f. " Knyc., i!.i WI ,ant sctilsd
H.; ~. l;a3 n@yes g'iy y ae'u mat hisSottinrs IT.,
nnssn,I lin n won u'R: t r,, ia" rr if,i. i%r iy.
lsiat!r" nests ,sxt wi,isr thoro viii 10 'oxt il
H." nI.nls"ttn III @ ,c.ty y ~ ~ MsG .c,tt ~ y, an,n. @
tur Gn,nrrnn's sItcr..ss@r !" 1e'''c'' III u ee'"'
naricn1r tn II bs @ r. g.. IT, 1a,s, )" pMM ay
tnnl!cc. Int IN rnmy rsn.nns ti1m 1.,ni,ns nt,,i
tI,tnlatons Of n r,,intI;sr ~ ac1Iiic,nrn wtnsr @
1rfla think w,uIfi trrm,.o a,,.t hnnnr ,. aont Il,
;tn St,nnt, ~ th,s i;nftrtj M"Ins' - """' 80
TIurn urs tiircs wt,ii. k1,nwn md ctsuur.cnt
s9,ns gentlemen wt aye mr. @aLreSy s 'lsert them.
g ",1Isan. H. H., in !s ph. fo G s,y:rr ~ w. hSSGs q
mid tic linn. iurnc,, it,I1,trr. Thrv arN iii
"I,Dnnrnbie lnr,D," M VIII Mrpcnr further IN,
bit they nr ly t'n t.'cMns t @ slD .,}!y tIer n io
nolIsh ft,r tho Smnnto Ghnn,Ier In washinmtn,,.
T,Mor,ty Il. 1,nwt,.
Tim io pIncc the uame orrx.spnn,or 1In,y, nj
tl1e bca,I If tho ltHt Of nynilullo cuntfi,ln.rs.
for reasons wcl| known tn Tho ,x.u,,h, nj t]n,
State. IIo j,os certainly e,tono tho State
'.sonc srryicc," and ,na,,r many ,u.rsonnf sac
ricps for tllo pnrtv lint frw ,thcr mrn rvrr
t1id or wtuttt l,uyc mn,lc. 1te wna n1crtrI
tl,rco times In lin Senate, twicc wl,l,o,,t n
ro,,lnctiinr nn,t,v nccln,nnt,n,,. ina eivh,nr,
,',, .'si "at.., ~,
t" Ss5 "i t. % ,nf,nut h' xnt ss" ~ sl. se,Hl y, ,o @
record he n!ntle H., Washington will ever re-
i,o nlorc ,ice.i b. said Tim lint Trestlcnt
Huprclau Court uT tic linl,eIl Htulcy nj tio
death uf chIcf.J.Istitu Chnse. and uficrwarls
oiIertsl ta III ths Ml:s!oil .o Easeid 0fhis ieal;;
IL, sutt thaI,tCnt he refused G0fh III tIlf,se TX.
,;te stntiot,s. citl,or Of Which wis sufficient In
nj thu tim ih t;pyCrr;,rshit, lid invis1turt, III
fhr Stutr werg tu tho buntly UT tho UrmtMr,..y
iItl,l Il Democrat wn,.l Ilavc s,iccec1nI ,i,ist
ambition fsr tho snko uF tho 1srtnrDlcs hr ,trf;-
Fused. tfe Is ntlw III years Nl1. i, excellent
neatG: mn ~ % ~ H., py Ills larse
'~'-' rur ~ ~ INV :. ~ ,.t,.,ss
,rb,ro "a ~, hatt"r ,im,,,,, oit,.",, ~ ,,,,
oo,.in than thc ,r,,,t,ou,o,, w,,osn ,,a,"o
stn,ts ~ tio ,noI ~ thia Shaw ~, -, .a' ~
i;or IN, veoru hn wos t,hntr,,, of tia Isa,,,,.
i,oa,, s,otn f.,"tro, t,,n,,,tt,no AM NJ ,,,,,a",
,,i t,troot.,l ",f%on,,,,n,mo,i +I,a sr,,nt ~.
,,,,t,,;,,,, nr'," % ~ thn c,",o n" ,,oa.ia., ,h
u"'te'.n ",ny :" .ns Io.'ie. ~ 'ae"t.eu NV
wisconsin dclceatlon III 1nc chicago Culivcii.
nrn,n ot i,lltn.l"tnhto l., ty-,, ia In. ,,n,i"
s'M w. s'".'o'pn ~ 'o'. !'' ,,,'S '''ttc
than ,,.y other ,uan that llas ever figured III
rn,iitcui ntfnirs In #. fix lnt,,llurity wns we'll
lttCstctl two years ago wjlrl, liz, IL private
citizen. ncyer hayins hell MI elective ol'lrr,
Wx r ~ ,S @ a}G4 hi @ t tor ,o o' tn;.ci stIs IT.
, 1880-09-28

rcpaf rcd md rf1lUdrtctl, tll1 special care will
bt tnket1 In nIalke the livestock department
the best 1t I1as ever fme,1.
, 1880-09-28
'TIili TRIBUNE; Ir1s ANCIf Ofilif9i;..

"1Iair llorivun" rrst0rt,a Xrny hair to tts ORTIZ
innt EOtur far III E1n1A.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-08
PERSONAL.

C. s. Houghton and wife, of Sacramento
passed Omaha yesterday and will arrive here
April 18th. Eli Dennison, of Oakland, is
registered at the Union Hotel George
K. Fitch, of the San Francisco Bulletin,
Frederick MacCrellish, of the Alta, and
William NJ. Bunker, of the Stock Report, are
in the city. The following were the arrivals
at leading hotels yesterday and last night:
Golden Eagle-D Jordan, Carroll Cooley
and wife. George Barstow, William Patter
son and wife, Mrs Wedekind, A. w. Rae,
Jr., w. C. Rae. U. S. A, William Kane,
Misses Kane, R. w. Theobald. ?. B. Corn
wall, w. A. Phillips and wife, +. A: Hanks,
+. S. Wensinger, c. N. Goodall, S. E. Good
all, S. j. Clarke, r. Smith, San Francisco !;
e. B. Woolly and wife, Calistoga; l.. B.
Miner. wife and Miss Miner, Benicia Mrs.
w. II. Parks, Miss Parks, Mrs. G. A. STRAIT
ton, N. d. Rideout and wife, Marysville !;
George Stoneman, San Gabriel; W. ID.
Grady, Fresno; General Ketchum, j. P.
Campbell, Eugene Lehe, j. G. Hammond,
John Patterson, Stockton Commander Ack-
land, Leutenants Sewell, Chisholm, Sim
monds, Douglas, Coddington and Eden, Sub
Lieutenants Steele and Wilson, Surgeons
Queely and Charlton, Chaplain Reed, Assist
ant Paymaster Parnell, Assistant Secretary
Hayton, of H. NJ. S. Triumph.
Capital-E. w. Crutcher, Reno; G. G..
Brooks aud wife, L. +. Moulton, Colusa; j.
S. Cone jackson Ely, Red Bluff Major
Charles Faulkner, Chico Major ]. w. B..
Montgomery, Cana; Major A. +. Jones,
Oroville: General Charles Cadwalader, Red
Bluff; G. w. Colby, Nord Mrs. Sol Run
yon, Mrs. R. Kercheval, CORTLAND; l..
Frink, J. W. Crocker, p. n. Remil-
lard, Oakland G. o. Spaulding, Folsom /;
Misses Mary and Annie Mcconnell, McCon-
nell Station; Miss Elliott, Cordelia; r. AS
ton, f. R. Simonton, U. S. n; G. E; Put
nam, U. S. A; Joseph Kile, Stockton ;
Captain John A. Rapp, Nevada; A. Towle,
Dutch Flat w. B. Smith, Modesto; j. IL.
Miller, Latrobe Z. Comstock. Yolo county /;
Captain f. Sears, Lieutenant I. ?. MELON
aid, Vallejo; VIM. II. Norman, U. 5. N; Il.
w. Simpson, j. Clarke, San Francisco VIM.
Rule, Iowa; George Carpenter.
Arcade-E. O.. Thompson, Philadelphia ;
J. NJ. Burt, Oroville S. G.. Farnham and
wife, Vallejo; Miss Metcalf, Boston Miss
p. Boggs, Miss G. Ellis, Lodi; a. 5. Thorn
son, West6eld Mrs. Wilkinson and child,
G.. w. McNear, wife and daughter, Charles
w. Dohrman, Stockton; w. NJ. Eveson and
wife, S. H Garniss, Belmont, Mo-; Peter b.
Simons. Alex. Russell, A. L. Quincy, f. B..
REYNOLDS. B. A. Richards, G. B. Platt, d..
Jacobs, James Gamble, VIM. Harvey, j. G.
Campbell, M. A. Rothchild, S. Caro-, San
Francisco w. f. Good and wife, Mrs.
Charles A. Wetmore, Miss A. l.. Wetmore,
Mrs. Clarence j. Wetmore, j. b. Wyman.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-08
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, April It'll NJ
FLoUR-No change in rates Wequote the various
brands as follows Best City Extras, Sc So Bakers
Extra, 50 75@6; Superfine, a 12494 37l (;
interior Extra, IS 371@5 IS; interior Super
fine. SO S7dai 124; Oregon Extra, 81 s75d
8 ST: choice do, s. 5O@5 ST.; Oregon superfne,
60 3T3d3 70; Walla Walla Extra, IS 5065 S7} q
Dbl Purchasers of round lots obtain conces-
sions the above rates.
WHEAT-The chief topic discussed on Change to-
day was the quantity on hand III the State on the
1st of this month"; which Is officially placed at 76 400
tons. This amount is larger than was anticipated,
judging from reports published at the beginning of
the year, comparison with which Is given else
where. 1t is said, however, that il not another
pound be exported, we shall carry over less surplus
to the new crop on the LIST of July than we did
at the corresponding time last year. Business con-
tinues very dull there being an almost entire alb
senee of buyers. Sale of 1000 cts very good Aus
tralian, to a miller, 81 So o ctl. The Liverpool
quotation comes through Id lower. We quote No. l
at 81 S5al s71c; No. 2, 81 s0(e1 S21 . ctl.
BARLEY-The market evinces but little vitality.
Transactions are small in number and meager in
quantity. We quote brewing at S7Cd97le; feed, so
@s5Jc; Chevalier, 81 50@1 rs for choice bay and
SI@1 25 for coast.
OATs-More activity was perceptible this morning.
Sales embrace $50 SKIS bright Oregon milling, 81 so
200 do choice Washington Territory, 81 42l 200 do
good do 81 37l 800 do do, 81 IS q ctl. We quote
Humboldt, 81 15@1 IS; Coast, s1@1 %; Oregon
and Washington Territory, 81 20@l 40; Surprise,
81 50dl 60 q ctl.
HAY-Cargo lots on the wharf range from IS to
S13 q ton.
BUTTER-The market seems to have settled for the
present. Nearly all the sales that we heard of to-
day were at zoe q ID, though We obtained quota
tions at 19d22c as extremes inferior to ordinary,
17@lSc inside rate for mixed lots from country
buyers. New Keg is quotable at 19@2lc q ID.
CHEEsE-We quote: California, 12@13lc. No
Eastern on hand
EGGs-All the descriptions come within the range
of 1s@19c . dozen.
WooL-We quote Southern at 271@32lc for bury,
and 80 a35c o ID for free.