Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-18

MERCHANDISE REroRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18Th: For Continental Oil Company, l
tank and go cases oil; J. C. Aver & Co,
80 boxes medicine; California State Library,
l box books; Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
80 coils packing, 1 box springs, 1 box
wrenches; w. r. Strong & Co., boxes
paper boxes A. A. Van Voorhees, & Co., l
box drygoods; w. +. Peterson, barrel
candy, Z boxes and 5 pals confectionery /;
g. Lavenson, l box shoes i. l.. Lewis &
CO., % bundles sheet iron, l box copper bot
toms, 2 boxes hardware, boxes
tinware; W. r. Miles, boxes and
l chest of household goods, l sewing ma
chine; Billingsley & Co, box wick ; Ii. c.
Kirk & Co., 6 box drugs Whittier, Fuller &
Co, box molding: Samuel Nathan & Co.,
case dry goods: L. X. Hammer, 2 boxed
organs George 7. Bush, box gas fixtures
Nordyke, Norman & Co., millstones, iron
hoop, iron rod. ] spindle. boxes ma
chinery; Hall, Luhrs 4 Co, 80 barrels
molasses; Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, ear walnut lumber.
HEAVY FREIGHT sBIPMEvTs.-The ship
ments Of freight are now very heavy in all
directions. Five special trains were run
night before last Of forty cars each, and the
demands were about the eame ag2in yester.
day. Forty-one carloads of steel rails passed
through yesterday to Winnemucca, Terrace
aud Carin; % carloads OF wheat, from the
upper Sacrament. passed through by rail tc
Port Costa, and 40 20 Vallejo; 10 carloads Of
cattle, from the upper Sacramento, were
- l A.. i !
Of freight were received at this point as fol
lows: Fourteen Of wood, ! OF wool. OF oil
l of nails, of pears, 5 of lumber, of wheat
! OF bran, of -four. ! of syrup, Sof nerchan
disc, of granite, II of coal, . of wheels suo
| of wire. Carloads were forwarded East
Five of green fruit, l Of dried fruit. ) o.
canned goods, l of barley, Of wool. ; Of mer
chaadise, l Of sugar, of potatoes. u Of tea
of hides, of beans, of malt and . Of wool
LEvEE WoRK.-The work upon the Front
street levee, between O and @ streets. fol
which Mr. Turton is contractor, is rapidly
approaching completion, and win be stron!
work under the additions being made to tn,
4 previous embaukment. The filing being
done by the railroad company and raising o
their track. from the north end of thu Tur
! ten contract to X street. continues the highe
grade Of the ievse aud greatly wideus aut
strengthens 1t against all present contin
! geucies. The filing under the wharf, whiel
is being extended out to the river slope sn,
the planks and inner wharf removed for thi
purpose, is not 10 be replanked, but will b
paved with granite blocks. and the slop
down to the water with ccbblestone. Their
are q large number of men and teams busii,
engaged raising the grade and the track, an,
the work viii soon be completed.
SEEKS RELEASE. = One Of the.sprisoner
held TO answer and now in Jail awaiting tria
for abduction of the girl whom he recent,
took from this city to Woodland for irnmora
and illegal purposes, and was there arreste,
and brought back, has offered to settle tn
charge against him BIZ marrying the girl. bu
the officers state that his condition Physical,
and morally is such as to make the offer
farce and its cousummation crime.