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Daily Republican., 1882-01-10
srIrnAdB,GlHow.
sharp PasssE 81 Worss Resreeu
COntending L.y erslrne A.sss
sin not - Esc al Uuaet Cove,gos
aCiOud-Ju tlg t,orterI In Sue~k
To-day.

NJ,
W ASH iNalos, ~, Jat. 9,--There
Tsf Mas auovheC veC croWu'ppdihce to-day
ne pi,'onei ou poiibrought in com
aJ f,. ~, 80 usVldeltiy lheehu-
GU ioi .he jury, alt tbe change in
PHI p,i,n oi'iniuu 'o"afhiln. Mr.. SEQ
~ ~,i'io ie'''"o" MS "'ment, aud lald
,",.'' ,"n. apou .no piypoon tlat insane
.h ,.iah. oa'e, h MIG" 'he usrence between
,dni -. %',u ".ohs, "n,tpr tha' reason
~ .DnIo"' ."ou p'Shs' Tue b"neht OF
;nson;tn urhou "; ". 70 1ue pea vi
fnr"as s & mmon i"'se..pth the same
,h. cnnn;as;on ~ ,hi no0',1' WV. I'n
w. w., ~ 'iaI,iasa " Iu9 we Ahuaing
the .Jrdoe had gon" nn ''.?, NC s""'
W. "uso nav 81 ou DIS way 10
-" a"s. L!. on na ,hn. @ "Jl'o''eH III the
or hor ,a;d nT ~ - tIu w. ov's T. ne luF
wy w., - s''h ~ '.". rAI opin'E d man VINO
~ or, "a % Tar'Tnaa e" .ho,,ii T barnard i
iii ,,,,nh on,,.;.io.i %uot n1po 'ecet,e
ta. ;nJ,o.,a,,,I. ;.a. o',a uot' VI
dn,,nad thia f,,,a "o,' "n "u' eoh
Id Dar;, g,as "s".h'o
e,ans N. Saa.,;,il, flS ieto'C
Mr. nayisga that,nr ar. ",.'a ,"".n' oy
Laa, s I,resaa '.O =" ,'bo .bo wv nn0s h"',
ths araursut H.. ro,rpt IA oJ'p' VI
I Sa, tha, h " ,hs, ,,""t 1nt aUtlG .n.t "en o"un
J aI;t;ns ;n'' '"'' III ''' "'''''l II Pe'soA
NJ. soor;,,. .oo,o,,1o,,
n, ,,,sIra a., M n,,In"i % nnd II s"'".n. ~
corrsa n,a narsan,1 ~ !n0
seI tha nontuct nt aoMpsaI ~.
s;d. ~ nsnan;oilu US u ~ ~ nn,ara ie oSht' ,Ii
custom of tow;na W tba a,
cutor;nc oonr, ida Dr., upol
,he innIicatinn anI ,han ',''Y Sonveu ,,'a'l
t,Lan f,sr rsca.s nis,, M ' vs. ""S
Corkh;,, ata,a, tbat ba hal ,,,nnnt
,l IN una,k NJ, tho Ieual nn;,l -,
nnon III. assnranca 81 tba 80, ht"s
,ha a,,a.,;nn of inr;siio,;l la1I ''"
ha rai.eJ hn, ss thn iasttr ,n NV
of tha dsfance JiS,i,rtT~ p'". that t
i..ns be tol, u b,. dnty 70 'to .ho
CSnr, nnnn tbat nnc,,;on Wv 49, sao
occunied Tho C"nr, farau n. W. @ gu
cvhapstina nr ,rnrnas,, ] ~ n"a, ~" .,,h;"n, ~ "n
NJ inri,Jic,;"n .mnnnr.;nn v & ,nVJou' s'",,
nv rafar.ncos NJ, navfdaaty 'Iu,oI IIIw,o,i
nnon tba nuastinn ot m.iirs I,;oh ba
deHned ~ the intentinnal n nn ,'u or ~ q
w,ongfnI art M matter What re- he
A sbort cnllonnv enSn"d 80 yoen eT
cnunsei Mr. ScnI,lla a~h;h;A 80. cnn'
siderable warmth o
Continn;r@ Mr. Dor;dr. n ,,ssa.d
aarla,ino tha nrayars nf tba IA 'Su,'I "n1
- n,;n,ad ,n, q ,I' ;,o',h;n,uian "",'
consistenc,es t.rbe dhiact "f i. ~ mro.a 90
cut;on " no. said 60 ~ oh,ain p,",, n,,
Honor n Main cIaar AND Jirni ilint
mon fnnr Jistin"t nro,o.i,ios W..
annaront oh;ec, of ths ,lnfenca 4 boo,
to befoy al, that mas ha cIcayir ri, III,
rase IN tha vain bnne ma. I'll, nna, ,
Get 10 tha inrv With soma unlTt,int, !,
attacbeJ IN some wav ~ tho naI ''' "nny =,
which n hnild nm a nlea for al ,i,tai raj
WIN vour honor in the course thirt, i,
vears, nractics I bavs never sel o,ci
Daily Republican., 1882-01-10
Needs Looking After.

The attention of the Water Depart
ment is called to hydrant in a yard
on Orange street above Eighth. ihe
hydrant has been in q leaky condition
for some time past and II large amount
of water is thereby wasted as well as
being an Inconvenience to the tenants
of the house. The landlord hse re-
peatedly been requested to have 1t hxed
INT pays no attention to it. Thus 1t 70.
mains and water flows freely all the
Daily Republican., 1882-01-10
People Stiil believe in Ven
nor.
From the Philad elphia Record.

"All this talk about Vennor's alma.
nae having fallen fiat Is sheer nonsense,
said Mr.. Joseph M. stoddard, the pub.
Usher, on Friday. "Why" he contin.
ued, 1--WE had orders for over 100000
copies before the book was out of press,
and all the reports from the dealers
are to the effect that they have gone
off like hot cakes. Weare filing orders
for the Canadians prognostication
every day now, and publishers will
tell you that is very unusual circum-
stance to have demand for an alma.
nae after the new year. But, there,
you just glance over his forecasts for
this week and then recall the weather
we have had, and do not think you
will wonder that there are yet
many people left who have faith In
Vennor."
Daily Republican., 1882-01-10
The Iron Producing States.

Pennsylvania is still at the head OF
the States producing iron ore, her yield
being little more than one-tourth OF
the whole product, but Michigan is
pressing closely. OF the total product
for the census year, 271la per cent. came
from Pennsylvania and q per cent.
from Michigan, and Michigan actually
headed the list in value Of product.
There were sixteen States producing
iron ore in 1870; there are now twenty
three; the number Of employees has
been more than doubled, and the in
crease in the quality of the product has
been still greater, owing to the increas-
ed use of steam power and machinery.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-10
OUR EDUCATORS.
OLD NO I3 SCHOOL To BE SOLD
II IT A BADlNvESrMENT?
The Financial Condition OF the
BOard - All the Insurance
Policies Paid ap-N0,nber
Of orders Drawn-Oth.
er Business.

Of the Board of public education TO or
der, last evening at 100 o'clock there
being Just quorum present. After
the roll had been called and the min
utes read, several other members came
in aud took their seats.
The Finance committee requested
that the January appropriation, due
the Board by the city, amounting to
81 S33,33 be looked after. On motion
an order WAS directed to BE- drawn on
the city for the amount.
On motion the committee on printing
were authorized TO have 800 postal
cards printed At Il cost not exceeding
six dollars.
Committee on Insurance, DR.. Grim
shaw chairman, reported that the insur-
ance had all been fixed ard the policies
were in the hands of the Secretary.
On motion, an order for $4,000 was di-
rected to be drawn and charged TO the
aC 1ount of school No. 20
Mr.. kcnnny, one Of the committee ap-
PORTED by the Board to take charge of
theSuit now pending in the United States
Court against the Board, stated that
City Solicitor Turner answered for the
Board, before the Judges of the Court,
and was granted an extension of time,
tn ia h Il now nending Mr. Kennev
also stated that the committee uad de-
cided to employ counsel in conjunction
with the City Solicitor and w. c.
Spruance, EST, was named as that
Tla to,low;ng st,-amert w,s u,h.
mittad hv the Treasurer of tba n,arI
which shows the condition of the
EnsrJ m To January 3rdf ISS,
NIrMIyGT0S Jan, 9tb 1880
f,anoiai s,a+a,,.rt nf ,hs po.rI ,s
Pnblic Edueatinn for the month nf De-
cemhnr 1gSl
| Caab balance in Rank Dec al S15
| nG7 n. Cash denosi,ed in Rank Dac "A
| (n,,nronriation6 81 S33 35. cash aenosi.
ted IN Rank nee Stb (Rent Citv Mis-,
sionI * 0o. cash danosited in Rank
Mac stn DiviJand (fnsnrance1 slS fG'
Caeh denositad in Rork Dec XII
pont miss CrovfnrI\ "a o0. Total soo
oos 90
| paid Dac 10 Rilly and Paw roll a.
fyo 81, pad lee 10 " 4 Re,tty
| ma is\ 81 0oO ooO, PAID Dec ~ i
i n Slrds & Son CNo oo1 s. ooo 600.
total 81 53O q. R,ianra in Rank Ian
al lss, SO oos II
n r, MORROW. Treasurer.
| Dr Grimshaw stated Ia the Roar,
that he was Of the oninion that old No.
II school at second and Washington
streets, was an e,ephant on the hands
of the Roard and that it sbould he dis
nosed Of and he accordingly made 4
motion that a committee of three be ap
nointed to sell the property to the bes
ADVANTAGE.
considerable discussion was entere,
into eoncerniny the adyisability of sell
ING it. after which the motion was nut
and unanimously carried, The chair
anpointed Msssrs. Palmer, morrison
and Guer Az the committee'
Committee ON No. school reportet
that heaters had been placed in sal,
school and worked admirably.
, On motion the committee ON No. |,
school was ordered 10 place tw,
stoves in said school. in lieu of th
hn,tars which were continually nn1 -
Daily Republican., 1882-01-10

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal OFFICER, Washington, January
10 Il A. M.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TO-DAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States:
generally fair weather, north westerly
winds, shifting to east and south
rising, followed by falling barometer.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-10
German Beans.

N. L. Janney, 301 and 1903 King st.,
has just received car load Of German
beans, which are said to excel in quality
for eating any American bean, and be
can sell them considerably lower to the
trade.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-10

Powell Bros. have on their stall in the
Third Street market Q lot OF biack
bass, white perch, smeltz, cat fish, had
dock, terrapins, pan rock and bass,
halibut and extra white perch.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-10
NEWS SUMMARY.
r HE FATAL CAPABILITIES OF A
DAY.
Ter ribie Fatal result by the fail
OF n walI-Sreat loss by fire
An actors death from
small .pOx-Leg islatOrs
Organizing.

HaR
n,r~u,.,n.
-.s.-
,.c No. y..,. .,o,
,,ieop' S 49, "Su 80 aS,anua, ""' ,h ~, Jut
om liz. n % huilS;ra 49, raaant,' "J' Wv ~ J'tor ti
80 80 r'rna,i,,s r..on,s' ' as,n,n. n ~.
upon 'I,' 40 o ''"ui an =
women, The firemen were called and
at last accounts ten persons had beer
taken out alive. though sone of them
were dangerously injured. and three
dead bodies had been found The killed
were Eupeue FITZGERALD aged 10 yenrs.
Martin Finclan AGED 9S and Patrick
Kane aged 10 nll farmers
MI ,...,.., 8 ~ ,.,,,
,uaa, o t,il o,".uo os'as " oT T, "eisoS M M
,nooV '"'s 'i'o' noo'' III t'o,'oa' ihe
bari, Republican. of Passaic AZ presi.
dent. In the House the Democrats
have a majority. and will elert the
Sneaker There are several candidates
bmt the chances we're believed last nisht
10 be for Eladler. of Essex
r, o,;a ..., IT., c G.,
~. ~ 80, .". is S.o"no' f,,,aa fnon, ,,on w.
'e,amr I'm ~ w.. i'n..s' ,t" WV Iai, W as
Th"r:,,,w . ,v'v n,aht % 'm :, ;s snn,,nsad ] oha '
s,rroL - rnei, ond S.nt ha,pr" rp'1 hoa,
I'D ,,a iann,haJ I '"In na.,;o q, 10 .%e
a xraot M h,ra ', hean n,oLaJ WINS nm .Jao Ia ,he ,he
body of a woman passenger The Lion
had several passengers on hoard. he.
sides her usual crew.
s,mro, w pisrcv N. u.,, tno.,
oe,"r and Iatain 80, ,n.,ahor u "o of Euu;n ho%n
Booths company, died Yesterday in
Boston, of smallpox, at the age of 81
years. He was a native of Belfast, Ire
land but came to this country with his
parents in early life, and settled in Cali.
tornia. He studied law, but abandoned
that profession for the stage. His wife
died about a year ago, and he leaves one
child.
Cover nor Lowry, o. Mississippi, was
installed YESTERDAY. ',here was a larpe
attendance to witness the ceremony
from all parts of the State. The Gov
ernor, in his inaugural address, declar-
ed that "the cardinal principle of his
administration will be to protect the
,'sn's .. anu i9s'er l Ine lh'erese Oh an ana
" l'onio'o 'ne ool'iioil "eii"te'
The smallpoN is rapidly increasing
in Pittssurg. Fifty-six new cases-l3
OF them In Allegheny City-were re-
toi' 70 the boara OF Health yesterday.
,i an a.a,ining increase Vi s,naliIpoX Is
poi,teu ih oersoy wy "i.uin 'ne last
30 20" uays. several cases Oh M tho disease
amoras Pa '''' ''' ~ 'i''
AZ. u.. ..-
g ,an,. mr. l".ehiheyet, W,,,,iy, WHOSE sugar re-
hness, hns ~ " "t,liaih % %sours, ne" oEk' was
loss viii not c~css5 SI aao 600 1 Tho %
risks are divid,d among LeU a iarss nrm har
Of companies From FOO to 9ooo man @
will be threwn ont nf emnlovmsnt Nv bT
tn, fire.
Te sscre..rv of tho Troosrr hos
ISSUED circular emhojvin~ tSs ~ ra'
co mnendat;on of tho n at;crai poard n
Health for the vaccination of all EN-.
ployes of hs department on duty in
various parts of the country where
they fuay be exposed to the contagion Of
ShaIl-poA'
The U. S. 1eamer Essex left Ports
NOUN, virginia, yesterday morning
,ot ,u!, inoefla ;h an' the Pacific coast. Her
trlp 10 Liberia II for the purpose of in
Daily Republican., 1882-01-10

Every one has a will and mind tc
think for himself, yet many will &c
about hacking and coughing until a
friend recommends DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup for that cough.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-10

Sutterley & Co., 302 Market street are
taking the lead in Photographs. They
have got the best Light In the city.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-10
SPECIAL MENTION.


by having your old silverware replated.
Mr.. Jere Smith, general agent of the
weil-known Bronwell Plating Works,
of Baltimore, Maryland, is in the city
soliciting orders, and any one having
such ware can have it made equal to
new, both in durability and finish, at
one half the expense of new goods.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-10
PROF. GILLESPIE'S
SelectDancingAcadelny

ST. GEORGES HALL, PHILADELPHIA.
Prof Gilles pie takes great pleasure in a.. an.
nouncing to the public general that at tho
solIcitation OF his many friends In Wlmlng-
ton, he has opened branch school in the
LECTUR 6 Room,
on the Second Floor OF the
OPERA HOCSE.
GLASS ARRAN EN- ENTS
for ladies and gentlemen every Monday ana
Thursday evenings, from TO ~ O'CLOCK
Morning and afternoon classes for ladies'
exclusiyeiy, For misses and masters, mon,
dav ana Thursday afternoons, fiom until
o'clock. Glasses always open for hegl hners'
Each pupil receives private instruction.
special arrangements made 1or private
classes.
Al, the fashionable dances, including the
aiide, Side Gliue, Five step, Heal ana TOO;
German, etc. taught correctly by an original
method.
The latest dances, Newport Waiz and
Lawn Tennis Lancers speciality.
Prof. Gillespie will be at the Academy
every Monday and Thursday, from to 10 p.
m to receive pupils for classes now forming.
noyI.2m .m-w-ts
Daily Republican., 1882-01-10
See Here.

You are sick, well there is just one
remedy that will cure you beyond pos
3iDility of doubt. If it's Liver or Kid
ney trouble, Consumption, Dyspepsia,
Debility-Wells' Health Remover is
vour hope. 81, druggists. Depot, H.
| I. Bringhurst.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-10

For best Minnesota -four 60 tc w. J..
Morrow, At French street.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-10

Mr.. Jere Smith, general agent of the
weil-known Brolnwell Plating Works,
of Baltimore, Maryland, is in the city
soliciting orders, and any one having
such ware can have it made equal to
new, both in durability and finish, at
one half the expense of new goods.
See Here.
You are sick, well there is just one
remedy that will cure you beyond pos
siDility of doubt. If it's Liver or Kid
ney trouble, Consumption, Dyspepsia,
Debility-Wells' Health Remover is
Your hope. 81, druggists. Depot, H.
I. Bringhurst.
Saussge and Scrapple
Obey Vernon has on his stall in the
Ihir' street market, lot of his supe-
nor Ausage, scrapple, hams, pork
lard, &C.
Decline OF Man.
lmpotelce of mind, limb, or vital
functions,uervous weakness, sexual de-
Dlllty, &c. .,cured by Wells Health Re-
newer; 81, at druggists. Depot, IL.
r. Bringhurt,
Oysters.
If you want b get the best and fresh
est oysters in tls market 20 to Ain
scow's, III Shiply street. 20, 25, 90
and 4Octs. per quat; and also Wholesale
and retail.
The Lates styles
always to be found a. Simpsons, No.
511 Market street, up ,tairs, } End floor.
Jannes,
301 and 303 King street, hes dquarters
for good potatoes.
Let nations weep and smokers re.
joice, for have one thousand pounds
of smoking tobacco for q cents a
pound. Chapman, 4th Il Shpley SITS.
An assortment of shaving soaps from
5cts. per cake upwards; also fill line
of toilet soaps at a low price. u. T.
Dilworth, Second and Madison stleets.
Remember that Sutterley & Co., 3O2
Market street, still copies old pictures
every size at low prices. Call and
see them.
Go to Janney, 3O1 and 3O3 King street
for apples, dried fruit, canned goods,
pickles, foreign fruit-in fact, most
everything.
Car load of hard kindling wood in
block, and clean coal of best quality at
L. Fell's cool yard, 622 West Front St.
Janney 301 & 3O2 King street, has one
of the best brands of butter in the city
and as cheap.
The Mexican Blood and Liver Puri.
fer is for sale by j. r. Hartman, drug.
gist, 9th and Poplar streets.
Januey, 80l Il 303 King street, maket
speciality Of brooms, straw paper,
paper bags, 30.
Taylor 81 Fullcrton's horse and cattle
powders are the best. For sale ut 800
King street.
To get the best brands of flour 60 te
w. j. Morrow, AIT French street.
Use Hector flour, from WI Morrow
All French street.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-10

State Of the thermometer
at the kEPUBLICAN ofaoe, In the shad.
this morning:
7 o'clock 10 O'Clock Ia O'Clock
30' $50 800
Daily Republican., 1882-01-10
Sausage and Scrapple

Obey Vernon has on his stall in the
Thin street market, lot of his supe-
rIior, Susage, scrapple, hams, pork
Daily Republican., 1882-01-10
NEW WADyERTIsEMENIs.

a. EPORr OF THE CONDITION OF THE
ET NATIONAL BANK OF WILMING-
TON AND BRANDY WINE,at Wilmington,
in the State of Delaware, at the close Of bust
nes, on the 3lst day of December, 1881:
Daily Republican., 1882-01-10
Decline OF Man

lmpotelce of mind, limb, or vita
functlons,uervous weakness, sexual de
billty, &c. ..,cured by Wells Health Re
newer; 81, at druggists. Depot, II
Daily Republican., 1882-01-10

If you want p get the best and fresh
est oysters in tls market 60 to Ain
scow's, III Shiplv street. 20, 25, 30
and 4Octs. per quat; and also Wholesale
and retail.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-26
HON. JOHN A. KASSON.

Hon. JOIN A KAssoN vas born at BIr.
lnyton, Vt, January Ia. 1922. He acqu red
the rudinents of his education in the pu bic
schoolsof his neighborhocd, and when 90 years
of age was graduated from the University of
Vermont. Upon leaving this institution he
determined TO study law and after being ad-
mitted TO practice removed to st. Louis,
where he engaged in his p-cfession until 1857,
when he s5ttled in Des Moiaes, la. In the
follr vi e wear he was elec5cd State Director
of the State Bauk cf Iowa, and in the next
was State Commissioner to investigate and
report o. tSe condition OF ths Executive De.
partnant of Iowa. About tnis tirne he was
elected Chairman If the Republican State
COMMITTEES. and ia 1850 he was both a
Delegate b. the C4ic 10 Coay. .ntion and the
Representative of lo@- on the Platform
Committee. U JaD the Inauguration of
Pcssidsnt Lincoln. Mr.. Kass m was appointed
First Assistant Postmaster q 77eral, poei-
siol he occupied unsil tha fill of 1852
Ia 1853 he was app p,iuted Uoi5ed States Com
missio ier 70 the Internati nal Postal Con-
gress, held in Paris. On bis return he was
elected q member OF the Tairty-eighth Con-
gress, and 1T the close Of that was chosen for
the Thirty-ninth. In 1867 he visited En-.
rope as Commissioner on the part of tho
United States to negotiate postal connections.
From 1863 to 1878 he served as member of
tha General Assembly Of Iowa, and was
elected to the Fyrty- third and Forty-fourth
Congresses. Soon after his accession 7, esi-
dent Hayes appointed Mr.. X Issou Uni:e;i
Minister to Spain, but lie decliaed the port
folio, and was chen given that Of the Austrian
mission. Upon his retirement from service
is Vienna he returned home, and was elected
to tho Forty seventh Congress from his old
district,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-26
Sacramento Market.
Corrected daily for the RECORD. UNIoN.

SACRAMENTO, April 26th.
FRUlrs - Apples, s299 . box Oranges, Cali.
fornia. S994 Z box Oranges, Imported, s3@4 box
Lemons, Sicily, SdS; Lemons, California, g sc
@3 g box Limcs, 81 50a2 % 100; Bananas s3@4 q
bunch Pineappes, s6@9 . dozea; Cocoanuts, ss o
100.
TABLE FRUrrs-Assorted, In cans, q doz, e. 80
Peaches, 50 Bartlett Pears, s2 Is Plums, 81 rs
Backberries, s2 rs; Gooseberries, So 25; Strawber
res s. rs; Apricots, ss; Muscat Grapes, g 62i /;
Bed Currants s. %; Cherries, 50 25.
Pm FRUITS Assorted, 9Th cans, 9 doz, 81 Is
| assorted gallon cans, q so; Peaches, 2i-b cans,
q So; Portland Blueberries, 2-ib cans 81; Whor.
| tleberries. 81 rs
Potatoes, Early Rose, s2@2 % o
| cwt ; Nevada Potatoes, 50 Is; Sweet, SC; Red,
| y 1892 %; New Potatoes, case q ib. Cab
btys, 81 50g2; Onions, Silverskins, 81 75@2
100 is; Garlic, = d@5s . h: Carrots, 81
i5c @ doz; Parsnips, &c; Beets, 1c; Celery, 75c
q dozen caulihowar, 81 Horseradish, s@10c q Ii
Green Peas, 5a7e u ID; Asparagus 81 q h ;
Pie Plant, 6(d7c u Ii.
BRKADsrUPPs- Flour IS % q bbl; Oatmeal, 81 rs
r. 100 his CornInea 50 2562 so Cracked Wheat, 50.
PoULTRY-Liye Turkeys, 13915c+9 b; dressed do, Is
@l6c y Ii: young BOOSTERS, s5 so q doz; Hens, $8
Broilers, s4a5 30: Ducks, S6@7; Geese, 81 30
"a q pair.
DAIRY PRoDUcTs-Butter, fancy dairy, 2s@sOc q
b: Cheese, Is slsl;; California Creamery zoe !;
Factory, 1Sc; Eastern, full cream, 22@23c; East
I'm fats lie; fresh Eggs l9926c o dozen.
MRATs-Bess, 6{TSc; Mutton, &c; Pork, S99c i;
v al. Ease
HAY AND cpArs -oa. hay, g ton, sl4a16 alfalfa,
y ton. s1s@14; bran. g ton. al4; middngs, s22 90
per ton barley whole, q cwt, 81 5Oa1 60 barley,
ground, . cwt. g. 7o@1 s. wheat, . cwt., 81 rs !;
tame osts. = cwt.. g 10; corn. q sc3t. s1i
ElIAsEoHs1seeds- s-Ahalfs. 1s@l5o Ti%o
Zoe; Ped Clovr:, 1G@lSo; Red Top, l2l@1ic !;
N:tg-English Wainuts, lo9Ilc; Almonds, 16@lsc;
Peanuts, F@9c; Wool, market dull, holding for
TalloW, 697c Hides, green. 99Ioc: dry. 1S419c; !;
New York Hops, 35c California 2392Sc for choice
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-26

sion 20 Society, Dimncss Of Vision, Noises ir the
Head the vital fluid pas7tng uncbserved In tho
urine, and many other diSs.ses tha! lssd 10 insanity
and death.
DE. SsxETEE, who is s regular physician
| graduate OF the University Of Pennsylvania
will agree to forfeit Five EcnSrcd Dell
lars for case Of this kind the VITAL
RESTOEsATISE (under his special sdvice and
treatment) will not cure, for anything impure
| injurious found In it. DIR. sEINTfR treats al
| Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
Consultation free. Thorough examination and
advice, including analysis OF urine, So. Price Of
Vital Restorative, ss3 bottio, or four times
the quantity, $40; sent to any nddross upon re.
csipt OF price, G. o. D., eecurcd from observation
ard In private name II desired, by a. e, aIENTEE:,
A. Rs, No. II Rearny Street, San Fran.
cisco, Cal. -
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE!
Will be sent to any applying by letter. stating
symptoms, and age. Strict secrecy in regard TO
all business transactions.
DE. asTNTZEgs EFDgssE gEizE2sy, ~
PEsssETsCUss, cures all kinds os Kidney a.1'
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrh9a, Geet, Leucorrhna,
For sale by all D-uSsists; 81 bottle six bottles
Tor So.
gsE. nTEETsE'a EAHEsEEgSN 2SE.E.S a-o the
best and cheapest sjEsSET5gA and sSsAESES
cire In tho o.arSst. 70. sale by al Dclggists
Y. O. KIRK q CO., SNcr=clsntc, wholesale
Agents o-lptv6-al.-vv1v7Vs
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-26
BOSTON. April 9Th.

WooI.-No change is noted in Wool. Inc demand
for fine and Pennsylvania heeces has been fair with
further sales at 4l@143c for y and XXX, and choice
selections are higher. Wisconsin, and Michigan
feeces sold at 40@41c, and the market is firm at
these prices for good average lots. No. fieeces
range from 44G46c q tb, and are in moderate de-
mand. Combing and delaine selections are quiet at
43g4Sc q fb. Unwashed combing is dull, and re-
mains without improvement. In unwashed fieeces
sales have been moderate at 25@33e for fac and
dium grades, ana coarse and low at 1S623c d 10.
done for few days. Pulled Wool is steady. Choice
Eastern and Maine supers sold at 45@50c, and COM
mon and good supers at 25@42c q n. Australian
Wool has been in fair demand a. 45@46c for desira-
BILE lots, or at not exceeding 90e. Carpet Woos
have been quiet.
LIVERPOOL, April 25th.
WIIRET-Calfornia spot lots are frmer at 105
to les I'D. areo lots are AIS for just shipped,
i9s for nearly due and 49s to 49s Cd for off coast.
LONDON, April 25th.
The Marx Lane Express, in its review OF the
British grain trade during the past week, SAYS
Red rust has attacked considerable acreage in the
eastern counties, and causes uneasiness. Fine
English wheats are firm. Other kinds un-
changed. Foreign breldstuffs quiet, closing
weaker 1T was difficult to transact business
Mlizs was in small request. Mixed American spot
could ret be bought under 53s, ex-ship. Barley
WIS in tavaI of sellers Oats improved 81. There
was nsii business in cargoes. California improved
about 3D. There were I3 fresh arrivals. Five car
gees were sold, 6 were Withdrawal and remain on
sale, including z of California and l of Oregon.
Sales of English wheat during the past week were
3S quarters at 46s 3d. against 2S 467 quarters at
AS Cd during the corresponding period Of last year