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couuzrcxxKrrs.

We are indebted to the manage
ment Of the several Institutions men.
toned below for invitations 10 their
annual cou1msncementz;
sHamper Hal" ,"s Diocesan School
for Girls. Montgomery Ala
JsfTsr-on College, Washington Miss
June -. 1891. Annual Address By
Hon. L. q c. Lamar.
whitworth Female Collsyr. June
B-B. An sftrsotivs pruxrxmme.
Annual .ddr-< BY Rev. Dr. n. n.
Palmer.
C. II. Academy, Port 0il-ea, his-.
June -. 1881.
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GoyERNOR STONE.
Monroe. Okffbbcha. Lee. Ifawamba
and ofher Counties fn North
East Mississippi hoffd fer
his He-ef~ctfon.


Governor ]. NJ. Stone was among
the excursionists 10 the Agricultural
and Mechanical College on Friday
last, and returning to Aberdeen was
the guest Of Col. X o. Reynols until
Saturday morning, when he departed
for jackson. We are pretty safe in
saying that Monroe, Itawamba, Ok
tibbehs, Lee and ether counties In
this part Of the State are solidly In
favor Of bis reelection.
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e. III. DIAL, ESQ.,, of Meridian, a
gentleman in every way worthy of the
position, is announced as candidate
for Secretary Of State-that is for the
domination on the Democratic ticket.
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JUDGE TGIMBLE has decided that
the sale of malt liquors TO minors
is not in violation of the law pro-
hibiting the sale of vinous and
spirituous liquors" to persons under
lawful age.
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MISS MAUD SMITHS Pozn.

The Aberdeen Examiner having In.
sdvertenfly remarKed that Miss Maud
smlth's Poem read before the Pres.
Association vas from Lalla Rookh,
thus gracefully correcis the mistake
NJ. I n.ss = s~,,R' a1' N. $780, s5,ipe.. y
the jackson View Idea, re stated. a the
instance ~ . friend a. cur side, that II wnf
from l.aIIa Hookh. when really II was q
briIlIsnf predncllnn from Der oun pen.
such oFerxifhfs and inaccuracies are q
lrcqntEf oecurrtnct - nfN<pnptr men.
especially upon cccnsionE Whcn ever no
msnt q heir fIms u In dcmznd, md are oI
ccurss zlsaTt rrErsttsd
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A PRESS dispatch says that w. II.
Carly, who is sentenced to hang at
Colorado Springs on the 18th for muir
der, is n nephew Of Ben. Butler. Mr..
Butler says he is not, and this gives
rise to a question of veracity as be-
tween "the widow" aud the unfortu-
nate man
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1T is thought that decision IN the
Whitaker case will be reached either
to-day or the first of next week. As
the board was appointed for the pur-
pose, we suppose he will be white
washed and declared as innocent as a
new born babe, and that those ''dread-
full white cadets" were the cause of all
the fuss.
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WE have received the first number
Of the Newton Free Press, published
at Newton, by w. III. SETTLER. Mr.. S.
is an old newspaper man, as one can
readily see from the get up, and make
up of the first issue. We wish the
Free Press a long and prosperous life.
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rHz SENATORIAL QUESTION IN
NEW YORK.

There l. no material change In the
situation at Albany; an occasional
deserfion from Conkling takes plsos.
bat there have not been enough - yet
70 sfIecs the situation. A resolution
10 adjourn sine die u being discussed.
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Is II nnooxrno rrrprrro.

First ConklIng and Plstt, and now
comes L. Col. Fred Grant With his
resignation. Il looks a. n the old
idea that "fsv of1ics holders die and
none ever resign" l. about % be ex-
ploded.
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TIE merchants and other business
men of Meridian, close their stores
and offices at O'Clock every evening,
Saturdays excepted. This arrange
ment to continue through the sum
mer,
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THE prohibition men in Georgia
will hold State Convention in At
lanta on the 4th of July.
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THE Great Conscientious and the
Great Harmonizer are both in Vicks-
burg.
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HANCOCK COUNTY instructs for
Barksdale for Governor, and Myers
for Secretary of State.
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THE Postmaster at Sandy Hill,
Maryland, has held the Office fifty-one
years, under eighteen Presidents.
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IT is common remark in the West
Indies that heaven made the food, and
the devil made the cooks.
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NkrcHEz n negotiating for the ersc-
tlon a water works. We b<Iisvs
Columbus In the only town ln tss
state that is supplied win water In
that vsy.
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PRESIDENT PORTER, of Yale Col
lege, is using the revised New Testa-
ment in the chapel at the College.
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A REDUCTION of S745, 1858 has been
made in the postal service, since the
Star route thieves were choked off.
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THE barge containing the remainder
of the iron for the railroad from
Greenville to the .Sunflower river has
arrived at Greenville.
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"GIvE us the Deuteronomy of our
daddies," exclaims one who does not
accept the new revision.
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CoNKLING failing of reelection,
it is understood that he will emigrate
to Virginia, turn re-adjuster and run
with Malone.
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A ONE cent piece, of the Colonial
pattern was sold in Baltimore recently
or$100.
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GOVERNOR elect Bell of New Hamp-
shire was inaugurated last Thursday.
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FIRST assistant Post-Master-Gen
eral Tyner has rendered his resigna-
ton but it has not been accepted
rs yet.
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Col. FRANTz, the distinguished
editor of the Brandon Republican, was
in Jackson yesterday and gave us a
call
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NATIoK, Massachusetts celebrated
its centennial last Thursday.
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CAPT. EMMETT L. Ross was in the
city Thursday, and gave us call.
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THE President will attend the great
cotton exposition at Atlanta.
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THEY had heavy frost at Water
town N. Y. last Monday morning.
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Saturday, June ii, 1881.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

CARL1N, October 12th.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow A. j.
Macdonald, Liverpool, Eng; DR.. F. r.
Smith, st. Paul, MINI; Mrs. ii. D. Schmidt.
York, Pa; DR.. becoming, Miss J. D. Ar
mold. Miss J. T. becoming, Miss Kate Do.
coming, Jacksonville, Ills; Henry Hall, Jr.,
Mrs. A. w. jackson and children, Mrs
Catherine Mcbride, w. J. Madden, Mrs. A.
Kelley, San Francisco J. r. Benjam and
wife, J. r. Halsey, G. Caspar, New York (;
L. VIM. R. Fortuna, Liverpool, Eng; Mrs.
M. A. Overacre, Oakland Miss L. c. Bet.
ten, Bolinas. CAL; Dr. NJ. J. larger, Jeffer.
d. Wyman, Colorado; A. Oliver, Wood
River f. A. Wilson. Saginaw. Mich; Col.
Fitch, Guatemala, S. S.; A. H. Ishsm, Sac
ramento M. S. Evans, Winchester, KY.
One hundred and thirty emigrant passen-
gers, including 81 males, to arrive in Sacra-
mento October 18th.
NEwHALL, October 12th.-Passed here to-
day, to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow !:
Mrs. S. Q. Whigham, E. M. Dowell, San
Francisco; Annie j. Gardiner, Riverside ;
Mrs. J. I'll. Palmer, L. Newcomb, Mrs. H.
G. Carlton, Mrs. j. K. Sharpstein, DR.. F.
Neal San Francisco Carrie Case, Petaluna !;
Mrs. G. Boole, Samuel A. Chapman, G.
Conrad, l.. Carran, San Francisco Maurice
Hellman, 2. Layman, III. d. Lewis, W. S.
Grinsfelder. Los Angeles; E. Williams, So.
nora Samuel Fleisler, Morris Kettley, Los
Angeles S. Brown, Tucson; II. McCrum,
J. Jones, w. Butler, San Francisco; G. S.
Gibson, Los Angeles; A. DrakmaD,
Martinez: B. Jackson and wife, San
Francisco; A. B. Case, Petaluma, Cal;
Alice Andrews. Lockford w. B. Cook,
J. K Mexican, Oakland Mrs. D. A. Dewey,
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. S. Stanley, Petaluma !;
T. B. Littlefield, Sacramento c. D. Cush-
man, San Francisco A. Brenne, Tucson !;
Charles Buck, q. A. Young. II. Barman.
Mrs. J. NJ Parker, a. L. Stone and wife,
Mrs. A. J. Stiles, Mrs D. G. Torrey, W. G.
Pond and wife, j. NJ. Keller. San Francisco;
G. E. Whitmore, Oakland S. A. Savage,
Berkeley; A. G. Browne, Stockton Addie
Locke, Lockeford.
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LOCAL BRgvIrIEs.

Between the hours of A. NJ. and P. NJ
to-day the gas in the city will be shut off.
This is necessitated in consequence of making
the connections for the new main, hear the
gas works.
Sheriff William Bowers, of Kern county,
yesterday passed through with q prisoner
named George Ii. PettiBgiIl. The latter is
wanted to answer to charge of outrage at
Bakersfield, and was arrested at Sierraville,
Sierra county.
N. Ell. Foster of this city has received a
letter from Mrs. Ellen Neel of ST. Louis,
Mo-, inquiriDg as to the whereabouts Of her
son, William Neel The latter resided in
Sacramento until the latter part of last A pril
and on the 22d of that month left here for
Monterey. Since that time his mother has
not heard from him.
An inquest was held by Coroner Verrnilya
yesterday upon the body Of zee Giey, who
was shot in Chinatown night before last, ard
a verdict rendered that deceased came to his
death in consequence of a gunshot wound in
ficted by Ye Pong, and that two other Chi.
nese were accessory to the murder. Their
names were not ascertained by the jury.
The funeral of the two children OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ruhstaller took place yesterday
afternoon from Turner Hall, at which there
was very large attendance. Both were in
closed in one single coffin. The large attend
ance and the expressions upon the faces of
all present testified warmly of the sympa
thies entertained for the afflicted parents.
Rev. MIR. Taubner officiated.
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Sacramento Market.
SdCIdineuto ud1hSbs
corrected daily for the RECORD USIoN.l

Nj
SACRAMENTO, October IL, 1881.
FRUus-App!es, S1@l 40; Pears, Goc@s2; Peaches
sl@2; Grapes, 60casl 10; Plums, 81 50@1 rs o
box; Oranges, California, So 5o@i; Oranges
California, SS@4;. LINES, sl2814 q box I;
Bananas, sS 5o@4 o bunch; Pinespplss. ss@9 d
dozen; Coeoanuts, s7@s o leo; Qainces, 2@Sc !;
Figs, green, Ease q h.
DRIED FRUITs-Apples, sliced, 65@7Ic; do quart
cred, 5a6lc; pears, peeled, Ice; do unpeeed, 7@sc
Plums, pitted, 12@i3c; Peaches, 12al3c do,
peeled, zoe; Prunes, German, Zoe; Blackberriee,
California and French l3c; Figs California. SC @ h
Peaches, So; Bartlett Pears, So rs; Ickwith
Plums, 81 70 Assorted Plums, 81 62l Blackber
ries, 81 rs; Gooseberries, So U.s. Strawberries
80 Is; Apricots, IS; Muscat Grapes, 81 GIL Red
Currants, IS Is; erries, s. 25
PIE FRuTs-Assorted, lib cans, g doz., 81 rs +;
assorted, gallon cans, 81 SO; Peaches, 21-b cans,
81 So; Portland Busberries, 2-lb cans, 81 Whor.
tleberries, 81 IS.
HoNBY-Los Angeles, 2-lb cans, Is doz, 50 70 do
comb, pint jars, 81 in frames, l2I@l7c; strained,
5-gall. cans, lie q ID.
yEeErABLEs-Potatoes, Early Rose, 81 25@1 50;
Humbo!dts, 81 50a1 rs; Sweet Carolina, 81 l2I
q ton, sl5@25 Onions, Red, 90c; Silver
skins, 81 % e 100; Garlic, new, 4@5c q h
Carrots, 81; Turnips, 81 y 100; bunch vegetables
15c % doz Green Peas 405c; Green Peppers,
4@5c; Parsnips, lie; Beets, ic String Beans, Be
Lima do, 6@7c; Wax, do, 2@t3c . 10; Cucumbers,
sta6c y doz; Catalogues, 50d75c; Watermelons
75c@tS1 so; Green Corn, 15c; Tomatoes, 50G75c Is
box; Celery, 75e q doz Caulhower 90; Horse
radish, 10912c o ID.
BREADsruFPs- Flour, IS 40 o bb; Oatmeal, 81 so
q 100 rs; Cornmeal, g l2i Cracked Wheat, So.
PoULrRY-Liye Turkeys, 15@16c % b young
ROSTERS, S314 so q doz Hens, s5@6 so Broilers,
s2@3; Ducks. s4@5 so Geese. e pair, 81 5091 70;
DAIRY PRoDUcTs-Butter fancy dairy, Ss941c 8
ID; Cheese, 14@15c: California Creamery, lie
Factory, 15c; Eastern, full cream, lsc; East
ern fats, 15Ac; fresh Eggs 40c q dozen.
MRATs-Bee:. Sc; Mutton, Agile; Pork, s@9c;
Veal, 1850.
HAY AND GRAIN Dat hay, 9 ton, a1OGa12; alfalfa,
9 ton, sl1@12; bran, q ton, alS; midiIings, s24
per ton; barley, whole, q cwt, 81 30; barley,
ground, 2 cwt., 81 s. wheat, q cwt., FL 20
tame oats. q cwt.. So %; corn z cwt., 81 so.
MISCELLANEOUS = Seeds-Alfalfa, 17c Timothy,
11I12lc; Red Clover, l6alsc; Red Top, lie
Nuts-English Walnuts, s@l0c; Almonds, I6d1Sc
green, 9a10c; dry, 19@2oc; Hops, Cal;fornia, 15@
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COMMERCIAL.
san Francisco Produce market.

SAN FRANCISCO October 12th-1P M
FLOUR = Millers make no complaint OF
trade. Best City Extra, IS 25q5 so; Superfne,
81 25@4 IS: Interior Extra, q 5095 Is interior
Superfine, s4@4 62I.
WHgAr-There is no business, and the market is
about dull it has ever been since thu opening
of the harvest year. Shippers would be willing and
liberal BUYERS it not for unfavorable European
advces. Yesterday the Liverpool quotation was Is
lower all round, and to-day another tumble is an
nounced Of Is on cargoeS nearly due and Cd on
those just shipped and off coast, while the SPOT
figures show Id decline. The market at that center
is represented to be depressed and generally ne.
elected. Under such discouraging circumstances it
is not surprising that local buyers not operating
Holders so far have shown no disposition to change
their ideas of values and we therefore continue old
quotations, remarking that in the absence OF
business they can be considered largely nominal
No. is quotabe at 81 7.4@1 IS; No. 2, 81 65@
l 20 y ctl.
BARLEY-The steady feeling continues in all de.
scriptons, though sales are less extensive Specu-
lators appear to be out of the market 1t looks as
ii Feed were likely to creep up still higher Yes
terdaY obtained sale at 81 As, but it was be-
eyed 10 be OF sufficiently good quality to be cassed
light brewing. To-day transfer Of 300 bags good
Feed changed hands at 81 49, Q ct Brewing is wen
sustained at top figures IL was reported to day
that 81 60 was paid for round lot of over 1000
bags. We quote: Feed, 81 40@1 As I; Brewing,
81 55@l 60 for old, and 81 50@1 90 for new
ChevaIier, 81 5091 So for choice standard Bay and
81 40@1 As for coast
oATs-There was a tolerably free inquiry on
Change this morning, and rather good business
was expected as the result. But the only transfers
of moment were 500 SKIS Humboldt at
81 so, and 500 do good feed at 81 42t .
cti We quote: Good to choice, 81 45d1 60 !;
common, 81 3oa1 40; Surprise, 81 IS Q ctl.
CoRS-The Ancon brought up $500 bags from the
lower coast to-day. sale of 1856 SKIS large Yellow
at 81 49, q ctI was reported.
RYE-S292 10 . ctl.
BUcKwHEAT-s1 55@1 IS Q ctl.
a. HAy-Wheat, slo@13; oat ssa1l; Volunteer,
G@10; Cow, SS99 so . ton
HoPs-Fair, 15@17c; choice, 1e@23c . b.
SEEDs-Mustard, 81 75@1 95 for Yellow, and
81 65a1 65 for Brown; Canary, 3l@3ic; Hemp,
SC; Rape, 2t@22c; Timothy. s@ec for native, and
l0allc for imported Alfalfa nominal, 106I2c
Flax, 2@2lc . q.
PorAroEs-Full prices are realized for good ar.
tlce Petaiuma, 81 37sg1 so |; Tomales, 81 30al as
River Red. 81 S59I 37l Early Rose 81 1891 80
Cufey Cove. 81 409l so; Salinas Blues, 81 SO
Sweet, 75c@Sl o ctl.
0sIoSs-75aS5c . ctl
BEAss-Bsyos. s. 25@2 so Butter, s. for small,
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WINSTON, Forsyth Co., N. C.

GESTs-I desire to express to you my
thanks Tor your wonderful Hop Bitters. was
troubled with dyspepsia for five years pre-
vious to commencing the use of your Hop
Bitters some six months ago. My cure has
been wonderful. 1 am pastor of the First
Methodist Church of this place. and my
whole congregation can testify to the great
virtues of your Bitters. Very respectfully,
Rev H. FRREBEE.
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THOUSANDS of ladies to-day cherish CRATE
ful remembrances of the help derived from
the use of Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. 1t positively cures all female
complaints. Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Pink
ham, No. 233 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass,
for pamphlets.
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DANISH HUMoRs, and reinvigorate the
stomach, liver and bowels, with King of the
Blood.
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THE GAS will be shut off this morning,
October 18th, from o'clock to 4 o'clock
P. n J. Q. Brown, Superintendent Gas
Company,
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and 50 IS for large; Castor, s. 5o@4 Lima. So 25@
sol: Pea, s4a4 10 Pink, 81; Red. % small
White, s4G4 10; lalge White, sSd3 so Q ctl
YEGETABLEs-Steady at the annexed rates
pers, SOC . box; Artichokes. 25c . dozen
Parsnips. 75e@Sl; Beets Csc; Carrots, 50d6oc
Turnips, 75c o ctl; Caulihower, coarse 0
ioz; Cabbage, 5oq75c Q ctl; Garlic, Hole; Green
Beans, 4b(d5c q b; Cucumbers. 25@40c q box
Green Corn, I2d1Sc D dozen; Green Okra, ease
. ID; Egg Plant. soc . box.
FRUIT : No changes OF Importance. we we
as . box for good to choice; Pears, 5oeasl o
box; Grapes, 40@S5c; Strawberries, S5@6 o chest ;
Watermelons, S3g6 y hundred; Lemons, sllal2 y
box; Lines, 5iodl2 q box Tor Mexican lama.
Cranberries, si2 5o9l5 . Dbl; Pineapples, s7as
dozen.
HoNEY-Trade is limited. Receipts somewhat
meager. We quote Comb, l5@20e extracted
BUTTER-All arrivals to-day were quietly
placed at full figures. Fancy, 45c q 10; good
to choice, 35@424c; inferior lots from country
stores 25a$2ac rki gs soa$5c picked oq,id 5o
grades and 30@32c o ID for creamery.
CHKEsE-Califcrnia, 12@l4c; do in drums, IA
@l5c; Eastern. l7@2oc; Western, i4@l5c 2 Ii.
EeGs-Trade is good, though not urgent. Califer-
mia, 3S942c; Oregon, 34@36c Utah, 16@22c for
poor, and 271@35c for good; Eastern, sO@27ac 2
dozen.
PoULTRy-In good demand. Live Turkeys
gobblers, l5a17c; dc, Hens, 14@15c; dressed
Broilers, s3@4 g dozen, according to size; Ducks
s4a5 D dozen; Geese, 81 50@1 rs q pair.
GAME Receipts are fair We quote Malard
Ducks 5ia4 so; Teal, 81 50al 75 Quail 81 I;
Sprig, 81 1892; Widgeon, S1@l 25; Snipe, soc;
Hare, 81 50a1 rs; Rabbits. 75cgsl Is q dozen !;
yenison, case q ID.
PRovIsIoNs-Strong. Eastern Hams, 17@1slc; ;
California Hams, l31@l4c; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon, 169l64c; California Smoked Bacon, l52i5Ac
for heavy and medium, and 16116le for light and
extra light; Clear Sides 1549153c; Pork, s16916 so
for Extra Prime, slS 50@19 for Prime Mess, s21@22
for Mess 500 50@23 for Clear and s224 so for Extra
Clear; Pigs Feet, 916@1s q Dbl Mess Beef s9a9 go
for bbls and 1896 30 for half bbls Extra Mess Beef
$40 50dl1; Family Beef, 213 25@13 so o Dbl Cali.
fornia Smoked Beef, 12a12lc 3 ID; Beef Tongues,
IS q dozen; Eastern Lard, 16l9161c o b Tor al
Sty les and sizes OF PACKAGES California do. 10-b
cases, 14@14lc; BIB cs, 14l@15c pals, 151@16c;
kegs l5d15ic; Royal do l5sc for 10fb 153c Q h for
5b and l6c for BIB pals.
WooL-Stocks are Accommodating Fancy Sonoma,
Humboldt and Mendocino. 2sd29c; Siskiyou, 229
25c for best grades San Joaquin, 16 q lie for fair;
Southern Coast choice, 16@lSc; fair do, l59l6c;
Nevada 20924c Eastern Oregon, 20@22c for heavy
and 23926c for good to choice; Valley. 26727c . ID.
Fall San Joaquin is nomi ally quotable at 10@12c
for poor and low grades, 12914c for good, and 15@
Ice q b for choice Lamb, 13@1Tc q b.
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HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters cures stomach
disorders, constipation, liver complaint, dizziness,
and purifes the blood. Hammers Drug Store, cor
ner Fourth and streets
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Eastern aue Foreign Markets.

NEW YORK. October 12.h.
Transformation is steady and Wheat is unset
tied, latter at 81 4591 AZ u bushel.
WooL-Quiet.
HDEs-Fair demand, and prices have ad-
canced.
CHICAGO, October 18th:
WHEAT-s1 329 for october, and 81 3i3 for No
vember.
CoRN-6ssc for May.
Provisions Short Ribs, 50 Is; Ribs, IS so for
November; Pork, SI7 III asked for November
Lard, 81 62i bid fer November.
LIVERPOOL, October 18th.
WHEAT-Cargoes nearly due, 54s; just shipped,
53s; off coast, 54s spot lis 1d@11s I'd.
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GUARD against fever and all malarial dis
eases by using Kidney-Wort.
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BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark fled in this State and Nevada.
Geo. W. Chesley, sole agent.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-13

CITY LICENSES AND WATER RATES now
due. Pay on or before 18th instant and save
costs.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-13

THE following special bargains are offered
this week at the closing sale of L. Bien,
Eighth and j streets Black cashmeres Tex
ceilent quality, at so cents); trimming furs
(grey, black, silver fox); cloaking cloths
isplendid value, at 81 per yard, one and
half yards widel; black cashmere shawls;
kid gloves; laces of every description.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-13

Mechanics store-Tycoon reps.
Capital Ale Vaults, John Longabaugh.
F.F. de Dsrky, n D., homeopathic.
Pike & Young, carriage manufacturers.
Union Insurance Company-Ca dwalader & Par.
iona
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-13
REMOVAL.

YJyHE STOCK OF DRUGS, MEDICINES n
and fixtures at the old stand kept by G. ~
s. WAIT to his new store, northwest corner ~
OF Sixth and streets (No 531 j. Please call A&A
and see me- sl7-3plm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-13

ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE is taking the place of
all foreign wines.
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FHE DAILY REC0RD-UN MON.
ADvERTIsENaNr nsNTIoN.


Metropolitan Theater-+ Kentuck this evening.
Grand concert by the renowned Raphael JosefTy.
Entertainment and lunches at the Congrega-
ional Church.
Sacramento Royal Arch Chapter to-day.
Card of thanks-Mr. and Mrs. Ruhstaller.
Personal Lady who lost breastpin.
Call for Republican primary election.
Summons-Semantha Jane Durno.
Imp. o. R. M.-Red Cloud Tribe to day.
F. and A. M.-washington Lodge to-day
Delinquent notice-Great Crevice Mi-ing Com
pany.
Exempt Firenen-Funeral to-day.
l. o. o. F-Sacramento Lodge to-day.
L o. 0. F.-Pacihc Fncampment to-day,
Found-A blaeksnake whip.
Found-A watch-owner wanted.
Notice to creditors-Estate of ]. H. Pascal.
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ana,nesa Advartisemeuts.

Auction Sales.
Bell & co.-Furniture this evening.
d. j. Simmons Il Co.-Real estate to-day.