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The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-12-22
REFRESHING.

o. the 26th of November, the
National los Co, of Nee York issued
through their agent Mr.. II 8. Prick
EFT Of this city, policy on the stock
Of Z. Il Bowen Ga the 10Th Of
this month, Mr.. Pickett trsnsmlt' ed
TO the company the premium due
thereon. Ga the the 13 b the Com
pauy received proof Of Mr.. Bowen's
ioss undrr the policy, aud 90 the l4th
Mr.. Bowen received from Mr. Prick
EFT, for the 'ull amouot Of his com-
paoy's loss. Though the Nationals
action was the course all companies
should pursue, yet with the very
frequent delays and oIteo uuwarraut-
ed Irrigation attending settlements. il
Is indeed refreshing, and pleasure
to credit the Na,iobal for non-qalb-
bling aud promDtness.
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Inspection of Co. A, Sixth Reg
of Burlington, will take place on FRI
day evening after which the members
will give reception to invited guests.
Dancing will be the order ofthe wen
ing, and among the attractions will be
the yorktown trophy. The comm''-
tee in charge are fully capable Of max
log the cccasioa g,rod success.
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The annual meeting Of the 'sVolun.
'eer Firemen's Relief Fund Ass cis-
ioa' called FIR Monday evening, 49,,
ms was postponed until Tuesday
evening next, 9th, there not being =
quorum present. We hope there wi
be better attendance on Friday evru ..
log next Meet at America Hos
House.
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It is rumored that there are half-a-
dozen secondhand marriages on the
carpet. Go 10 and win boys "none
but the brave deserve the fair"
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-12-22

Fl. Esbaugh, worthy master of the
Missouri State Grange, has published
a very interesting address to the
"farmers and the Grange" 1t will
appear in our next issue.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-12-22

DR.. Kliue's Great Nerve Restorer
is tn marvel of the age for ali nerve
diseases. All fits stopped free SEED
to 93l Arch street, Philadelphia, Ps.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-12-22

LUMBERTON =
Iwo-shirds of eur population are
shoemakers but there is not shoe
member in town. Some Of the old
cobblers have gone to work in the fac
tories, others are disabled aud canno'
work. So we have to go to Noun,
Holly to get half soled.
Wonder if our population will num-
Der any less after Christmas ? So
many couples are talking about being
made into one about that time.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-12-22

The country seat Of Mrs. Elizabeth
S. Morris, at Hainesport viii be Offer
ed at public sale on Monday, January
9th. 1882.
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ARPETs, DRUGGISTS, ere.

II
We havea department separate frem our
store which is stocked with Carpets, Drug
gets, etc.
Ia Brussels at 81 90 yard, we have them
With leather celored ground vita rustic
steps approachingss n arhor eovered With
flowers Others Of darker grssuna VIII SINH
lar figures though dissimilar appearance.
ALI Wool Tngrains la a variety pf patterns,
come lGht, some dark, as you like them.
Either are reversible-S0c t. 81 90 b yard.
WooI-fisltd will hold tn -ir cnlor aa3ond Is
All Wool Carpets. Sec them toeethrr, then
decide-50 to Gee.
Cotton and Wool Carpets look nicely and
wear good. We are perticular 10 nh1ose the
colors that win not fade tight ones are
81 to Soc IS
In Floor Druggets we have four patterns
at $500 each.
Step Carpets at As G., with EntEY Garnet %
match at Sc. Some other patterns at PFC.
We have two pattern nj Rag ~ rpet At60c.
They have 800 ends of chain. For w ar hese
Carpets cannot be beaten. Others at S5c. 70
Csc.
OIL Cloths In all widths at different prices.
w. d. TRoT r.
Cor. MaSss and 6nrdsn SIR scfg,
MOUNT HOLLY.
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ED.

December 18th, at Mount Holly, by
r y. j. 5. HrisIer, George Early and
lydia Alexander. all of Pemberton.
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Saturday, December s24sh. 1881,

recte1 issued out OF th9 bu runetou county
Circuit Court, will sell at public ale, on
Saturday, December Path, 1881,
betwe n the hours of II and O'Clock, at
Regan's hotel in Mount Holly. NJ J..
Alttpe following 10 OF Ia ID situate. lying
and being In the borough Of Pemberton,
county of Bur liogton and : are of New Jer-
sey ,unded rs fol ows: Beginning at d
post in the line nf Penn 1erton sfre-t and c r
ner of 81 her lands formerly o sned by Jos
phi 5 VI Isbury and RUS north "a de srees
EAST III feet inc aeS to a post corner to
land belonRingt t. Ezekiel ). " slsbury; thence
along the line Of sad Mals1ury south Sc de-
grees east 60 feet TO a p)ss, corner tn Cal b
r. Vaughn and Ia the inc Of II 4 Malsaury:
thence along tn. line of Sal 1 Vau shn south
"a degrees west, l3t f--t aud s iacnes 10 a
post in Pemberton street aud rn-sr tn said
Vaughn; thence north sixty-rix degrees west
80 feet to the place of beginning. containing
oue-hslf of an acre m IRE or i-ss which said
piecs of land William Malshu-y and Abig all
b., his wife, b5 lad -nture date he 2ta dty
December A. d. 1872 and recorded as afur.-
said in the connts Of Bur iag'oa Ia Iced
Book II 8 Gage IS 4 g auted add convey
ed to Joseph =. Nalsburv in fee.
selzsd as the pr ,perty Of Joseoh 8 Mats
buy, defendant. { ken in cntion AZ the
dateW Theodore Badd, Rli tiR
6EkAS0a n HklNNHnSA sIUrffs
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Please remember thar the next H.
sue Of iHE News vi l be printed AID
mailed on SNNraa7.
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Accidents seem ,e be the order Of
he day. On Friday morning Gro.
Haines jumped from wagon while it
was in motion and cut his knee open.
Two cases Of scarlet fever have been
-eported here.
Some Of our travellers are COM
planning about the early rain leaving
so soon in the morning; 6 80 is rather
early these winter mornings.
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BURLINGTON-
RoB'T B. CARTER,
EDITOR.
THE NATIONAL GRANGE.

THE NATIONAL GRANGE.
We are much Indebted e. Mr.. Wm.
f Hancock. ose of The sran.iing COM
miftee IN Proceedings for the Press
of the State Grange, for report of
the National Grange, now IN its 18th
year. This report embodying the
views, etc, of the Committee on
Transportation, 90 Cooperation, 90
Drmant Graoge., on E ucation, on
Agriculture and other subjects cou-
necred with cir policy, shows az
s4russtnass and vitality of 10 small
10 6uence throughout our land. At
the last ANNUAL neering Of the State
Grange OF Nv Jsrs y, held at Tren-
ton on Tuesday, Dec. 18Th, thirty
seven State Grauges were represeu-
ted.
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a7ne Semi Weekly Neps" has a
targtr circulation in Burlington county
than any paper published outside Of
Mount Holly
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NVE HAVE some cheap Red Flannels,
w beth IL Ku { and Move Goods
kiner Armstrong, IL Main 81, nj. HelIs.
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SANTA CLAUS SEASON.

The remark that '.PhiIadelphia
stores look exceptionally gay aud at
trsc,ige this Christmas time" may
yell apply to those in our ovn city
also. The taste of our merchants ia
window dressing heretofore meotion-
ed BY US, may nov be seen to perfec-
lion. 10 every line there Is variety
meeting the capacity of all purses.
In dry goods ani gentle sex attire,
Rogers, WINS, Dut,on aud Wells,
have all that the most economical or
votary Of fashion Can deslre. Fey and
Oliver display very rich assortment
OF jewelry aud more substantial goods
OF beautiful work manship. Chimes
stock Of books aud fancy goods exceed
any before offered 10 Burlington.
Bowers confectloos are pronounced
very superior, AID his ioreigu fruits
are fresh and sell rapidly. Ln choice
table delicacies, Anthony. Curl, XXX
aDd Pros-er 4 Ellis have az unrlvsl-
led aud tempting assor' ment. Spack-
man and Miller have a choice
line of fancy boxes and toilet articles
aud Jackson and Greeuewald 10 g-n-
clemens go Ids show lines equal to any
Ph,ladelphia houses. Before another
issue, Christmas with all lis joys kind
reader will have dswoed Upoo you.
merry, merry, then be thy Chris m .,
and merry indeed will 1t be if 10 the
dispensing Of coy gifts, the poor are
not forgotten.
THE OLD, OLD STORY.
A few days sloce, Frederick Meeks,
aged about eleven years and son OF
Edward Meek-, Of this city, shot him
self with pistol, the ball catering
the hsshy part of his right leg dlrect-
ly uader the knee.
HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT.
90 Monday evening our cltiz9ns
will have the rare opp 'rtuuity OF Wit
nesslag che performance. aud by a
company of reputed merit, Balwsr's
celebrated play, The Lady of Lyons "
DORIS.
The many friends of Lieut.. Joho
G. Rich, U. S. n, of this Guy, will
regret to learo that having been or
dered to the U s. naval steamer En-
tsrprise, at Washington, he will Lave
Baslnsssa vaslg sAs somi4s mossh,
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COURT

m Tuoedau rno.r;n~ Az pr,I;u
.--o' y"
"" o""p'y c'u1tS openeu at Mount
IDOL y, Judge Joel Parker presiding,
With Associates Llppincott, Parry md
Black. After the old-ume onen,n0
10 f,Ito .ll.A
ep.xn ,rnons
w;,l;.u Tt. enS;n..
BENJAMIN F Lee, Nortbamton
George F Harbert, Northampton
Edward Emley, New Hanover
E Inward . Jones, Northampton
p ia'c.s - le ns,, DaS y nlver;
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SHEaIFF's SALE.

By virtue of writ of teri facias to me- di-
rectei issued out of the Bu rItuetou County
Circuit Court, will sell at public ale, on
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-12-22

euS'OH AuO AAIbhdu Va Cu"SLernelO
being in attendance upon them.
The petit jurors were then called
ls follows
PETIT JURORS.
Darling Conr0w, Delran.
William G Stokes. Beverly.
Joseph B. Stiles, Chester.
John w. Stratton, Evesham.
Samuel B. Pew. Springfield.
John 8. Peak. Northampton.
Robert w Darlington, DeIran.
Abel N. Troth, Burlington.
Ri ert NJ Brock, Deiran.
William N. Foulk.. Chesterfield.
Hugh Armstrong. Burlington.
e. Bndd IIei~ler, Burlington.
Henry G. Ris'lon. Northampton.
George D. Fort, Burlington.
Jacob IL Adams, Northampton.
Clayton II Srackhouse, Medford.
Aaron R. Kemhle, Burlington.
Josiah s. Huston, Southampton.
John D. Clevenger. Nprtham pton.
j. Franklin Pescock, Medford.
Caleb Aaron-on, Mansfield.
Charles Collins, Mount Laurel.
Ira H. Jones, Northampton.
George D. Wetherill, Springfield.
Thomas Wilson, Chester.
Charles F. Hume, Westampton.
Lewis 7 Price, Burlington.
Caleb s. Gaskill, Lumberton.
David Bndd Cole. Lumberton.
Jnhn S Collins, Chester.
Enoch Evans, Cinnaminson.
George w. Kirkbride, Burlington.
Langhnrn Thorn, B rdentown.
Joseph Carroll. Burlington.
Thomas Wise. Bordentown.
Howard H. Wills, Willingboro'.
Nathan HoIlineshead. Chester.
Charles H. Haines. Southampton.
Edward L Thompson, Shamong.
Mordecai Huat, Chester.
John r Jones, Medford,
Edmund Darnell, Mount Laurel.
George Farnam, Llnberton.
Henry B. McCully. Northampton.
Isaac Shinn, Pemberton.
j. Rushing Malsbnry, Pemberton.
Samuel P Cline, P-mberton,
Albert Ct. Shaw, Burlington.
Samuel P. Cine Of Pemberton wa
excused FIR the term.
The Constables chosen to serv,
duriog the term were next called il
the following order
Peter L. Vspdegrift, Burlington
E'wood Watson, Chester; Miller 81
Hartman, Chesterfield; Charles Fl
NippIns, Eastamptou; Miles A. Lucas
Florence; Jacob L. Cuwpsrthwait
Little Egg aaIb.g Bsrz,llai L
rbomps n, Mediord; J. Henry Heav
Hand, Northampton; Thomas G4skill
Southampton; joseph NJ. Horner
W-stampton
Common motions were then mad
by counsel, followed by the readiu,
of the calendar. There are Is Gaze
on the Supreme Court list, Is 10 tn,
Circuit aud 4 ia the Common Pleas.
Judge Parker then read the decis
tons of he c1u-t on the app icstion
for new trials 10 the Curtis-Aaronso
land case aud the contract case Q
John Charch VS.. The Florence Iro
Company denying the motions in bot
cases
A jury in the cases of Edwar
Soyder ct. ux., VS. Joseph Parker, /
S. Henry and others, to be tried t.
gether was chosen and sworn in an
the case proceeded with. To selectin
this jury two men were found to
past IS years OF age, and lneligibi
and we're exeused for the term. Th
trial eud~d on Wednesday with We
dict for plaintiff in sum Of 90, 032.7'
Case of Edward Bovine W. Mour
Holly National Bank was then called
The Grand Jury came in on We,
nesday afternoon and found she f.
lowing indictments.
William Forbes, saven indictmen
for barniag barns 10 Burl.0gson tow
sAie
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JOSEPH R. DEACON.
CHARLES 4. TRAVIS.

We are pleased to note The growing
interest Of the people in the purchase Of
fiue white shirts, and Mr.. Travis, being a
practical shirt cutter, is gaining quite a
reputation in his line A half dozen
shirts would make splendid Christmas
gift. He also has full line of gents
furnishing goods. Give him call.
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December Alb, nesr Marlton, kebecea
Ven able, in her 87th wear.
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BY virtue of writ of fieri faclas to me
directed. issued out OF the Court Of Chan
CRY. of the state of New Jersey, viii sell
at public sale. IN
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SATURDAY., December 9th. l881.

By virtue of writ of ieri facias to me di.
r cied issued out of the New Jersey Su.
preme Court, will sell at public sale, on
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THE OLD, OLD STORY.
HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT.

90 Monday evening our citizens
will have the rare opp .rtunity OF Wit
nesstag che performance. aud by a
company of reputsd merit, Balwsr's
celebrated play, The Lady Of Lyons "
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IF YOU KvOV Of any or p srsDn al Is
Ia n .ed of sOmAtliug war.a u wear. YOU
can purchase it o Kiner Armstrong, IL Main
street Moant Holly.
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The well-known reputation of this
establishment makes comment unneces-
sary. They announce full line of fine
dress trimmings. velvets, ribbons, feathers,
notions and fancy goods in great variety,
trimmed and untrimmed hats and bonnets.
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CRAIG MoFFErr

after probation of nearly year has
proved bis desire to please the public at
whatever cost Of trouble and pains and
the public have appreciated his efforte
His stock Of holiday goods embraces many
useful ARTICLES and you cannot fail to see
something you would like to purchase.
His store l. two doors below this Office.
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we do not believe our readers can pur-
chase goods to any better advantage In
Philadelphia during the next few days
than OF the merchants mentioned above,
and besides you can avoid the ted GUS
ride aud the crowd and push of the city
stores. Buy your Christmas goods at
hsns and szvs nssusvs
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make splendid display of choice can
dies. fancy boxes. cakes, &c. You can
get ruit cake there as low as ten cents
or as high as ten dollars. They will
make handsome display on Christmas
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-04
PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN, July 3i.-Passed here to-day to
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow Lieutenant
Stewart and company of 20 mer, Presidio !;
NJ Smith, q. S. A. :; Mrs. Convert, Denver,
Col g. w. Fisher Mrs. Thos. Richardson,
Oakland; Thos. Mootry, San Francisco |;
John Murdoch, Boston, Mass. Miss Less,
Mrs. Dauss, San Francisco; NJ. j. Thomp-
son, Nevada; Frank McUllery, Chicago !;
Mrs. C. w. Toba and child, San Peabula,
Ill. A. L. Eastward. Cherry Creek, New. !;
Mrs. Perry Marst. New York; Mrs. R. P.
land, San Francisco A. L. Smith, Philadel-
phia i. r. Leet San Francisco; Lewis
Russell Anstrutcher, Scotland; j. Umphers,
Mrs. J. Umphers, Miss A. Umphers, Car
diff, Eng. A. Melvin, San Francisco G. G.
Salmon, Chico; Mrs. J. A. Brown, New
York: Theodore c. Linton. Washington, d.
G.. f. Kettler, Portland, Or. AZ emigrant
passengers, to arrive in Sacramento July 9TH.
NEwHALL, July 3d.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow: G. L.
Croker w. i. Taylor, John Evers, J. NJ
Poland, Mrs. Julia Neaguss, Howard Irving
Malone, Mrs. Bard and son, San Francisco /;
James Thompson, Arizona A. w. Modury,
Salinas; S. Mitchell, Tucson; G.. w. Prem
tice, Sacramento; d. Z. Cameron. r. Il.
Stone, Oakland; w. II. Moran, Ell Paso
y. BroWD, Mexico, y. w. waters, ". w e.
Clum, Mrs. L. B. Jenkins, S. J. Brown. New
York Rev. A Mondine, Baltimore; Sister
of Charity, g. r. Raphael, Los Angeles; w.
w. Anderson, Santa Cruz.
OMAHA, July 3d,-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento July 7th: S. Gold
smith, James V. Martin, San Francisco; H.
L. Warren, Sedalia; Mrs. Galody, Wash
ington F. Talbot and family. Providence /;
Mrs Edward IT Martin and child New
York; Mrs. R. Roberts, Skaneatles, New
York Mrs G.. d. Blasdel, Los Angeles /:
Lieutenant Deems and wife, U. S. A; Wm.
A. White and wife. Santa Barbara Miss
Elizabeth Bers, Newport. r. l.; Miss Annie
Dennis, Santa Barbara; S. +. Leib, San
Jose; Miss Grierson. Lexington, KY; A.
Roseburg and wife, Miss Dora Castor, Peta-
luna; 7. G. Cohn, Marysville, CAL; August
E. Elkan, Russia.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PROBATE NOTICE.

EN TIE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALI
4 fornia county Of Sacramento. In the matter Of
the estate Of HENRY C. KIRK, deceased Notice
is hereby given that MONDAY, the llth day Of
JULY, 1881, at 10 o'clock N. Of said day, and the
Courtroom of saii Court, at the Court house, In
the city Of Sacramento, county Of Sacramento, and
State of California, have been appointed as the
time and place for proving the will Of said HENRY
c. KIRK deceased. and for hearing the application
Of JENNIE KIRK for the issuance 10 her OF letters
testamentary thereon.
Witness my hand, and the seal OF said Court,
this 2oth day Of JUNE, 1851.
IsyAI1 T. II. BERKEY, Clerk.
By J. H. PARNELL, Deputy Clerk.
DUNLAP VAN FLEET, Attorneys for ENecutri1.
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COMMERCIAL.
san Francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2d-IrN
Nothing doing Best City Extra, Ss6e
8 l21 ; Bakers Extra, 81 7595; Superhne,
50 75@i %; Interior Extra 81 50a4 75: interior
Superfine, s. 50@4; Oregon Extra, 81 50@4 IS;
Oregon Superfne, So 75@4 Walla Walla Extra,
81 5O(94 70 % Dbl.
WnEAr-No session Of the Produce Exchange to-
day. Business neglected. No. is quotable 4, 81 10
al 425, with advance for choice milling, and
No. 2 at 81 35@I 37A q ctl.
VEGETABLES -Vacayile Tomatoes were IN large
supply this morning, and lower rates had
to be accepted Green Peppers, soc .
sack and Sl@1 25 q box; Artchokes,
6Oc Turnps, SOC y cti; CauliAower 6o@65c .
dozen; Cabbage, 75c9S1 . ctl; Garlic, lie; Green
Peas, l3@25c q ID Tomatoes, So@4oc for
vacaVille ,. and 1s 81 o >, cox S ioT river sum nm
q 70; Asparagus, 81 % q box; Cucumbers, 25a
40c . box Green Corn, SOd4oc y sack for Vaca
Vile and lo@12c q dozen for baE Green okra, "a
Sc p Ii Egg Plant, 81 25 y box.
FRUT-Peaches were in good demand to-dsy,
and dealers able to slightly ad
vance prices. Figs also do better, under light re-
ceipts. Apples, green, 1o@l5e q basket and 25a
35c e box; red do, 20@25c . basket and 25950c
q box; Pears, 20a25c z basket, and 30@50c o box;
Aprieots, 9d4c q ID; Backberres s3d5 q chest; Can
taoupes, 81 50d3 y case; Cherries, S9dl2 u chest
Grapes, 75c@s1 % q box; RaspbIrries. s4a5 u
chest; Peaches, So@6jc q basket 15cgsl 2 box for
ordinary varieties and sl@1 25 basket
for Crawfords Plums, 4Oa75c q box Straw
berries, 81 50@5 80 o chest Watermelons, I5@2oc
apiece Lemons, SSa9 o box for Sicily
Lines, se@9 o box for Mexican; Tama-
rirds. 12@l5c q II; Bananas, s. 50G4 u bunchs
Cranberries. s13@14 . Dbl; California Oranges,
75cGsl so d box; Tahiti do S20G25 z NJ; Sugar
Cane, 81 5O@2 o bunch; Pineappes, s7@S u dozen.
BUTTER-The several depots were rot open for
business TODAY. The market yesterday closed very
weak Fancy, 26I@27c good to choice, 25a
zoe; inferior lots from country stores 2o@22c;
frkin, 22!@25c; picked roll, 273c; Eastern, 1S@
22c q h.
fornia 224@231c Utah, 22@22!c; Eastern,
ls@l9c q dozen.
PouLTRY-There was good early trade this morn
ing Live Turkeys, gobblers S620e; do Hens,
l6dl7c; Roosters, S5@5 so for old and
So al so for young Hens s5 50a7 Broilers, 81 so
"a 80, sccord,ng to size Ducks, So 50a4 y dozen;
Geese, 81 o pair for old and s1a1 so for young.
GAME-C -Consignments of Neniscn sold yesterday
at I2Jc, but dealers were willing this morning to
accept 10c u ID. We quote: Har', $50
So; Rabbits, 81 259l so q dozen.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-04

HEALTH, hope and happiness are restored
by the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. It is a positive cure for all those
diseases from which women suffer so much.
Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, No. 233
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets
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Sacramento Market

FRurr-Our Sacramento quotations rs ;roa
the price-lists Of W. R. Strong & Co., and are
revised up to 6 P. N. Saturday. They rep
resent trade prices, and have In view selected
fruits suitable for shipment Apples, new,
75c@s1 q box; Pears 75c@S1 Black
berries, 5d7c; Oranges, California, 81 5o@2 so !;
Lemous-Sicily, S9d11 ~ box; California,
81 50@3; Bananas, 81 5o@4 o bunch; Sugar Cane,
50 50GS q bunch Pineapples, SS@9 % dozen ;
lines, 81 50@1 rs o 100; do, o box, s10a11 !;
Apricots, S1@1 % y box; Peaches, 50c@S1 o box ;,
Plums 5d6c o ID; Cherries, 5a9c; Rasp-
berries, case Currants. $780, Tomatoes, 5oa60c !;
Watermelons, 81 50d2; Cantaloupes 81 5oaSi
Early Apples coming forward. The receipts of all
kinds Of fruit are about equal to the de-
mand Oranges are doing better owing
to decreased receipts Bartlett Pears making
their appearance. Also Hales Early Peaches
well in market. Crawford Peaches are coming
forward slowly.
DRIED FRUrr-Apples, sliced, case; do quartered,
6@7e pears, 9@1lc; plums, ptted 14@16c; WHOLE
case peaches, 13@I4c; peeled, lst9lsc Prunes,
12@14c blackberries, l5@1Sc; Figs, 7@loc.
HoNEY-Comb, San Diego, 13d17e; comb, In s-b
cans, s3 50@4 extra extracted, S@10c o d COM
mon extracted, case q h.
SEED-Alfalfa, 15@17c; Timothy (Eastern), log
l2c; Red Glover, 15a16c Red Top, 13@15c.
NUTs-English wauuts, 991oc; new California
do, extra choice, 9@I1c; Almonds, l6@1sc; Pea
nuts, 6@7c for California and S@9c for Eastern /;
Hickory Nuts, s@e10c; Pecan, 15c; Flberts,
15c; Brazils, 1S@14c q d :; Cocoanuts ss@9 Z loo.
FEKD-0ur quotations are from the price-ltste OF
E. A. Burr Of this city, aud are corrected to date
oat hay, s1o@13 . ton baled alfalfa, ssg10 2 ton.
baled bran, Sl1@12 e ton; whole barAy, 81 o5 g
cwt ground barley,sl Is y cwt.; wheat, et 2oG
30 tame oats, 81 90@2 cwt.