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Norfolk Notes..

CAPTAIN BoGGs's BODY REcoyEREp-A FgI.oy
OK his WAY TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TORY-Acc1DEyT, &c.
Especial telegram 10 The Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, Va, February s.-The body
OF Captain Robert Bogrs, drowned in the
Nansemond river Saturday, was recovered
and brought TO the city today.
Willie Tflley. seventeen years Of age,
was terribly shot to-day by the accidental
discharge OF n shotgun he was Ioading.
Sheriff Philip CoghilI, Of Chesterfield,
carried to Richmond to-day Daniel Rice,
arrested for felony.
Al the stock has been secured for start
ing second cotton-factoryt Norfolk.
In the ease Of Sydney Sanford, for the
murder OF Jacob GLENN, the jury has so
far failed TO agree.
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General Foreign Notes.

BERLIN. February Sin the Landtag yes
tcrday Herr Schorlcmer and WindthrOst
urged the repeal OF The May laws, and de-
clared that the Catholics would submit I'M
hesitatngly 70 any agreement entered into
by the Government with the Catholics.
C0NSrANTINOPLE, February S.-The Porte
has informed the ambassadors that il rejects
the arrangement OF thc Greek frontier at
Analepsis, A. settled by the commission.
LoNDoN, February S.-The Earl OK Ions
dale i dead.
The Fenian Tobin, who was yesterday
convicted at Leeds, has been sentenced to
seven years penal seryitude.
The firm OF Bull & Wilson, cloth mcr-
chants, az No. - st. Martins Lane, W. c..
has failed. Its liabilities are stated al
Gl24,000.
LONDON, February SIN the House OF
Commons this afternoon Mr.. Justin Nc
Carlhy. member for Longford, on behalf OF
the Irish members, gave notice OF long
amendment TO the address, categorically
conforming every point in the Govern
ment's Irish policy, and urging an lmme-
diate return 10 constitutional methods.
MIR. Forster, confirming the statement
that an explosive letter had reached Dub
lin Castle after his departure for London,
said ii he had opened it, as the sender de-
sired. he would certainly have lost his
hands, and he might have been killed.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, February S.-Thc in
Surgents in Yemen, Arabia, have pro-
claimed a descendant OF the Prophet ~ Ca
liph.
MADRID, February s.-The strike ofprint-
crs continues. Two papers are unable 10
appear, and others publish only one sheet:
The proprietors yesterday decided to stand
firm.
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INSURANCE STATEMENT.


A NNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE
n FISCAL YEAR ENDING THE 3lsT DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1881. OFTiiE ACTUAL con-
DlTION or THE WESTERN MUTUAL
LiFE-lSS TRANCE COMPANY, ORGANIZED
UNDER THE LAWS on THE STATE or WIS
CoNsiN. MADE TO TIE AUDITOR Of puH-
lie ACCOUNTS FOR TIE COMMONWEALTH
or VIRGINIA PURSUANT To TIE ACT OF
liiE GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULATING
THE REPORTS OF INSURANCE COMPANIES,
APRON III FEBRUARY %, 1878.
Same OF the company IN ful-TuE NORTH
WESTERN Mutual LIrL-INSUNASC IONpASY.
Home or principal Office OF said company-Mii-
WATKEE. WIS.
Character ~ The company lwbc;hcr life, acct
dent casualty city cooperative assoc tinn, broth
crhoOd. livestock, or amy other association hlsu-
ring lifcl-LflF.
prCstdpnt-li. l.. PALMER.
Nicc-Prcsidert-hATT KEENAN,.
Secrctary--f. ". SKINNER.
Trcsurcr--C ID. NAsiI.
organized and ncorpor1ted-NAECU. 1857.
Commenced hu,inC 5--NONEMBEH %, 1853.
Name OF the general agent IA Nirg'nia-iOHN u.
CARY.
Residence Of the general agent In Vlrginia--
RICHMOND, VA.
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The Frcc-Pass Fight in iowa.

DIS MONIES, Iowa. February SIN the
House Yesterday the report OF the State
Railway Commissioners upon the rcsolu-
ton relating to free passes was read. IL Is
Il humorous and sarcastic document, and
merely an interchange OF goods which each
has 10 sell. II declines to impugn the mo-
tiyes Of judges in accepting passes. Per-
sonally they would approve the abolition
OF all passes, but the abolition should be
radical, prohibiting the issuance Of passes
over any road. even TO the officers OF cont
Meeting roads. Dcadheads are estimated
u 10 per cent. OF the travel.
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TELEGRApHlC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Wa shineton News and Gossip-Disfribution
of Mexicam-C Commission Awnrds-fiood In
Tesas-A Missouri Murderer Anticipates
the Hangman and Becomes His Own Exc
cu,iouer-Three Persons Killed In a Hand
Car Accidcnt-Thc War i'm Iowa Against
the Free-Pnss Systcrs on Roilroads-Fatal
Giant-Powder ExpIosicu-,lr. Fosters Ex-
piosive Lctter-The Church and state I'm
Germany Business Failure In London
French Financial Matters.
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LYNCHBURG.

unN. lnuN W. pANlrI-H0sE COMPANY Or
GANIZEp--sAiE OF A HOUSE.
|C.rr., -uoudclcc Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
February S, iSS2.
lion. John ". Daniel his been elected 20
ih, presidency Of The Virginia savings
EluI. os All, city. rice 4. VI. Davies. who
declined 10 Doe q candidate before the Board
Ior reelection.
Dld 40. Hose and Fire Company has
ferr.anizcd under TIE new plan adopted
V thc Council by the election OF Mr..
George A. Kinncar rs chici engineer.
Tlr old Taliaicrro house. situated al the
corner al Clay and Sixth streets, on part
Di ilc ground recently purchased by the
cii, ior reservoir purposes, was sold yes
trrdav Tor $3.50. The house worth $1,000
ur, purchased by Mr.. William q. spence.
and wiu be removed g. the opposite side OF
thc street 10 make way for the reservoir
Improvement.
The hast German before Lent will be
given ly the Lynchbrg Club on next
Tuesday evening. BEAUMONT.
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% per cent. deducted.

STATE or WISCONSIN.
CRY NND COUNTY Or MILWAUKEE, S.:
he IL remembered, That on the 2Gtl day Of jan
u1ry, 1882, ~ the city aforesaid, before me,
FRANCIS BLOODGOOD. cOinnli ssioner ,ldent Ia
the s.lid city, dBiy commissioned and qualified ~
the executive authority. and under the laws Of the
state Of Virginia, 10 take acknowledgement "f
deeds &C., % DC used or recorded ihcicin, person.
aIlV nnucarcd n. l.. PALMER, president, AMI J. W.
SKIN ER. secretary. Of the NORrHWEsI EfN MI
TtrAL IiFE-lNNuHANCE COMPANY, OF fni"du-
kcc. Wiz. who, being duly sworn. depnse ana say,
and each for himself siys. that thcY are the ABOVE
described officers of the said company, ana tnli
ne FOREGOING H. 4 true and correct stitementot
the aciul condition 0f said organization on the
Ii., day of IT. fiscal ycarto vii. the Slst LAY OF
December. lo6l-according O. the pest ot 'uc'r
ufngluatI0u. knowledge. and belief, respectively.
-, IN testimony whereof I have herclnto
(SEALt SET my hand ard affixed the seal Of my Of
49, ice Oh the 26;h day OF January, lsSS'
FIR. BLOODGOOD,
t. 7-cod6t Commissioner.
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DInmo.ld Eobbcrs Arraigned.

PHILADELPHIA. February S.-Perry
Burn, 0iidS Mccoy and Alex. Harrison,
who were arrested last night upon charges
OF committing the diamond robbery in
north Eleventh street last Saturday eve
ming, and participating in several other
jcwclry robberics recently, were mraigncd
this morning and held in $500 bail each
for a further hearing next Monday.
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nromm Up by Giant Powder.

DENVER. Col, February S.-A special
dispatch from Georgetown, Col, says: On
Monday night, two Italians named Peter
Chialcro aud Dominique Massey were
severely injured by an explosion OF Giant
powder IN cook-stoyc, placed there mali
ciou>ly by another Italian. whom the
sheriff Is now in pursuit OF. II was IN
tended for Massey, but Chiglcro received
the most severe injuries. Both men will
probably die.
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ra,aIu..ud.Car Accident.

ST. LOUIS, February s.-Malor Wash
burn, engineer and superintendent OF q
part OF the Missouri-Paciiic, railroad, OF
Texas, and wife, and W. stoli, head con-
tractor OF the construction, were killed In
hand-car accident near Waco, Texas, last
night. Mrs. stol was also seriously I'M
iuiNG.
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A Texus Flood.

HEMPsrEAD, TEXAS, February The
Brazos river is higher than at any time
since the freshet OF 1852. All the bottom
farms are overilown. A number OF hands
fed yesterday from Captain faulkner's
plantation, leaving everything behind.
Rats and boats are being constructed to
20 back after the others.
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Suicide of "A Murderer.

IT. LorIs. February S.-Charlcs Miller,
who WAS sentenced Monday last 10 be
10Th. for the murder Of Franklin Hamilton,
committed suicide i'm his cell last night by
hanging himself with blanket which be-
had tom into strips for the purpose.
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Murder ia Henry County.

DANvuLE, VA, February Son the
night OF the 9Th instant. near Irishburg,
Henry county, n negro named Hartstone
stabbed and killed another negro, named
ClnntOn. in IN nnprOyOkcd assault.
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FINANCIAL.

mo THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA:
w.hag Ia offer YOU our services for the II ",
CHASE HSpse6SdEs 2 % th Aa and c other aake
rNo.',i f,eiiites for buying, selling, and car
wing ViiGINiA BONDS. Our eilee being IN I'M, ,1e
sioek-Exchange buildlng, a., arSes soIIeited.
msais,S National Mechanics Bank; West,
ern National Bank, Bank OF Commerce, Toward fS
BANK p.nters and brokers, Baltimore, Nd.
de lJ-6ln
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mission undcr awards OF the late Amcri-
ra , and Nexican Commission, will he dis
,r ri 70 parties entitled to payment,
c,mnencing Monday the 18th Instant.
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Men and Women Atfaci.cdby Strikers.

MILWAUKEE. WIS, February S.-Tbrcc
hundred striking cicar-makers yesterday
attacked The men and women who had
been hired in their places, and riot was
only prevented by the prompt action Of the
police.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February S.-N00R.-Stocks weaker.
Money. , per cent EXchangc-L 1855: short.
$50. state bonds dull, except for tennessee IS,
which are active hut weak. Governments quiet
and unchanged. -
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Fcbruary S.-Virgiua s. deferred,
10: consols. 62il: p;st-due coupons, 90; new
tu-fa-s
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Flor-Wc quote: Fine, S4.50@ 20; extra. = :
suD,riinc SG.2Jm 5000: common family, S1u
$3.50; choice family, SS@so.
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DANDRrFF is removed by the use OF Co
coaine. and It stimulates and promotes the
growth OF the hair.
Bumetfs Flayoring Extracts are The
hest
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manrNE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICmMOND. FEanoARY 8, 1852.

PORT or RICHMOND. FEgRCARy Q, 1852.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Tom wnuams, Edwards Brunswick
Ca lumber, \. l.. sheppard.
skILxD.
steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, raerrhandise
and passengers and United States sails l.. u.
Taiuni. agent.
Schooner Mary. -, Newport News RIO James
river, brieks, Curtis PARKER.
CLEARED.
BARR Lanra Maria (6er.D, SeItz'sc, vigu. spain,
petroleum. Curiii Buck-
MARiIIsE NOTE.
Schooner Tom Williams, Edwards. FROM Bruns-
wick, Ca. which arrived ~ III. pore this morning,
reports experienced heavy wptl er: W cdr erday,
February | 81. grounded on FryiBg-tan shoals.
threw over deck load 0f 10000 feet Of yellow
lnmber: aud, with assistance Of tug and men, rot
of same day 4. $50 l.. NJ, and prUeecdN on her
voyage.
MEMORANDA.
BALTIMoRF.--Sailed 7th: ScbooRrrs John VI.
Williams, Mitchell, and Golden Ray, Bird, for
James river.
PHILADELPHIA Arrived 7th: Schooner l.. e..
IIickman. Evans. from James river.
NEW NORK.--ArriVcd 7th: SchOOneFs Hannah
T.. Shuberi, Abrams. from Richmond. and Thomas
clyde, from Richmond. for ElizabcihpoIT; James
NJ. Flanagan, simpson, Richmond. for Provf-
dcncc.
HYANNIs--Arrlyed 4th Schooner Robecca
Florence. shaw. Richmond, fer Portsmouth, y. H.
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slight nsctrvioT,. The lesdIng months yere sol
yesterdays closing price. a great many stop.
orders had 20 De acted shortly before the thfr
call. and prices feii l-100 10 2-lU0, anu some or
The sales effected at the third call arc at that de-
cline The second displayed more frinncss and 90
advance Of LOO to 2.1oo. February brough.
Nayrh. sl1.91: Aprfl, S12.l1
Sl2.I2: May. s12.2g9Sf $50; June, t1xf6te
sI2.is; JHiy, Si2.60Msf2.62"
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60 "a HALF CORD SEA- 50 o.

We have large supplies Of SEASONED PINE
WOOD. and, sor CASH only. will deliver 70 any
where Ia the city at the ahoyc rates.
PITCHER n BIGGER.
Pine and broad streets (Eiha stztioal and
SIT east Main stree, tnext 20 Express en:cSl.
u xe-eod
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ERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. February s. 1852.
SALES.

CoEN.-Whiic. 4G bushels prime az sec. 302
bushels very good and prime az sc.
MEAL.-I4 bushels very good az e1c.i 10 bush-
els unboitel at Sjc. ,
COrrOS.-Rcceipts 10 bales. quotations. Atld-
ding | &C.: low mlddiing, lie.
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WOOD AND COAL.

DEST ANTHRACITE, 80 PER TON
ID CoALBURG LUMP SPIlST, 500 HAIL,
$3.50; NIT, 1928 per ton. CUMBERLAND and
MIST VIRGINIA ENGINE at lowest price:
PINE WOOD. ~ and 1880 per cord: oAh 30
mar cord, An other FUEL II lowest cash price.
Order by telephone on otherwise promptly hiled.
snd Cary ftr,,,s' III. PAGE.
g..
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SEED. &c.

GARDEN SEED.-We are receiving
4 SONS GARDEN SEEDS. our stock Is alnpc
aud varied and while fr,t aim r. excellence and
reliability. prices will De- found as rcasonabh
rs frst-clIss goods can be sold. special raltS 10
dealer. aud large bu, cr~. B.. L. REEVE.
COZ cast Marshall street.
Catalogue tree Oai. N 3h-eodlin
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DANVILLE.

SALE op REAL EsTATE-CHCHCH TTENs-AN
ON MASON GONE-NORE ABOUT YEATS AND
ATfLHrUN.
,.......r, 1o,,c, .f Ga, pici,t,,,,l pi .r,tcb
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UNDERTAKERS.

TOSEPII W. LAUBE, 80
% FTRNIsIIlNG-UNDER AkER,
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND, Va.
WOOD AND METALLIC BIRlA1-tAsbc,
ROLES. IiEAEsE, BACKS.
and al tilings requisite az LOWEST HAih.
Tcleyrlphic aud country orders s0hcit"d. mn u
\ j. BINFORD a sUTHERIr7
u LAND. UNDERTAKINGS, l3OA~-A
franklin street fncar Goyernorl, Eichin9sd, Vs.,
econ constantly oa hand an kinds of WOOD and
METALLIC CASEs and CAskETs; al-o,
CLOTH-COYERID CASKETs. Orders from the
country promptly attended 20 both day aud Night.
DO 26-Sa.1uS rh3m
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~,ARDEy SEEDS. SELECTED FROM

u TIIE BEST STOCKS OF ESTABLISHED
GROWERS NOW READl.-A large assortment
OF be-t varieties for MARkETMEN, FARhtRs,
and DEALERS. rcccil lng direct rom the gioNeIr,
ID J1ndrpth a sons. Robert BUST. Jr.. Ihorburn
& 90. Peter Henderson & Co.. and Others whose
seeds have established reputation, 90 Tue nc"stoi
Of WATT * ALI,
No. 1444 Main street, corner Fifteenth:
T., Ia-a,dln1 Richmond, Va.
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qrr 0REENsyIiIE HoMICiDE CASE; VERDICT
og ACQuTITM.-TItE woMAN's METHODIST
MISSIONARY SOCIETY AND ITS woBk-A
,,pY's ApDRESS-A yoUNG PETERSgrRGfR
.rrrp ~ J4rAN
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BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.

The House after o'clocl, this after
noon devoted itself to hearing eulogies on
the late Representative O'Comcr, Of the
Charleston Is. c. district.
Hon. George W. Friedley, Of Indiana,
will be appointed Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury.
EX-Custodian Pitncy tcstifcs that Gov
ernment hands did work OH Mr. Sherman
house.
A delegation from Philadelphia is here
urging the appropriation Of $1,000, 900 for
the improvement OF the Delaware.
Manufacturers OF Weiss beer had an in
teryiew with Commissioner Raum to-day.
Government receipts to-day: Customs,
S793,022; internal revenue, S2j7,1Sj.
The President viii give state dinner
on the 10th TO the Diplomatic Corps.
s. II. Semon, formerly OF Richmond, but
now resident here, is engaged for the
coming tenting season TO Adam Fore
paugh, ON the business staif Of the great
Snowman.
Associated Press Reports 10 the Dispatch.
JUSTICE HUNTS RESIGNATION.
WASHINGTON, February s.-The resigna.
ton OF Ward Hunt, one Of the justices OF
the Supreme Court, il now before the Pre-
sideni, and will probably be accepted at
once.
MEXICAN COMMISSION AWARDS.
WASHINGTON, February S.-The sixth
H. taiL1Cat O. Tic Es-isan Mixed Con-
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Sacramento G PlaCerVillG Railroad

A. N TowNE. General Superintendent
T. H. GOODMAN. .Genl Pass'r and Ticket AZ eni
iaQ-sptf
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SAN FRANCISCO. April q. 1881
AFTERNOON sEssIoN
Alternately shaken and scorched

By the paroxysms of chills and fever, the
wretched sufferer for whom quinine has been
prescribed essays in vain to exterminate the
dreadful disease with that hurtful palliative,
which at best only mitigates the violence of
the fits, and eventually proves highly injuri-
Gus to the system. In order to effect thor.
ough cure of malarial fever. whether inter
mittent or remittent, or to render the system
irnpregnabls to its attacks, Hostetters Is
Stomach Bitters should be used daily. That
this medicine is a searching eradicant of dis
eares generated by ,niasma. and reliable
recognized in this and other countries that to
addace evidence in support of it is unneces-
sary but were it either essential or desirable
to do SO, it may well be supposed that from
the testimony corroborative OF It's claims,
which has been accumulating during the last
twenty-five years and over, sufficient proofs
might be gathered TO convince the most in
veterate skeptic.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-28

The Senate OF the United States has
among its number one whose rank as states.
man is overshadowed by zeal as social re.
former He is the acknowledged leader Of
those who desire to summarize the results of
efforts Ia temperance reform in one effort, ito
so amend the Constitution of the United
States that the reproach of drunkenness shall
be an impossibility.
Mr.. Bair's work is best represented in his
proposed amendment to the Federal Consti-
| tuition, which has bsep briefly expressed by
one of his admirers in the following words /:
"That after the year 1900 the manufacture
and sale of distilled alcoholic liquors Except
for medicinal, mechanical, chemicsl and scien-
titic purposes and for use in the arts) shall
cease in the United States and Territories
and their i'm portatien and expectation shall
be prohibited"
Mr.. Blair's speeches ON finance, Free
Schools, Absolute Money and other subjects,
commanded considerable attention at the
introduced bill to aid in the establishment
and temporary support of common schools
in the United States. It apprtpriates in the
aggregate S105, 200 600, to b. expended ss f1'-
lows: Fifteen mil ion dollars in the frs year,
and thereafter this sum to be din iaished
81, 900, 600 yearly until ten annual appropiia-
tions have been made. The annual appro-
priations are to be diviled among the several
States and Territories in that proportion
which the whole number of persons in each
Stata of ten years of ege and upward Who
cannot read besrs to the whole number OF
such persons in the United States.
Senator Blair is under fifty wears of age,
havias been born in Ca1pton, New Hamp-
shire. Decemer g. 1884. While he was an
infant his father died, and eleven years after
wards his mother died. He pai3 his way by
his own una:ded efforts, through course of
study at the New Hampshire Conference
Seminary. He read law, and was admitted
to the bar in 1889. His first public Office
was as Prosecuting Attorney for Grafton
county, in 1860. Upon the outbreak Of the
war he entered the army, and was appointed
Major of the Fifteenth New Hampshire
Volunteers, OF which regiment be was soon
afterwards made Lisutenart-C Colonel. Dur
ing the siege of Port Hudson he was severely
wounded twice, and as the result Of sickness,
continued incapable of active servica duting
the remainder Cf the war. In 1866, be was
elected member of the State House of Rep
resentatives, and of the State Senate in
1867-6S. He served in the Forty-fourth and
FortY-fifth Congress, and is now United
States Senator from bis native State for
term expiring in 1888
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Sacramento Market
tCorrected daily for the REcoaD. UNloE.I

SACRAMENTO, April 27th.
| FRUITS - Apples, s2@3 q box; Oranges, Cali
iorna, 1894 q box: Oranges, Imported sS@4 e box
Le,nons, Sicily, S7adS; Lemons, California, 81 D
@3 = box /; Lines 81 5032 = 100; Banana, s3@4
bunch ; Pinoapples, S5@9 q dozen; Coccanlts, IS /
| 100.
TABLE FRUITS Assorted, 9Th cans, g doa, s9 80
Peaches. SO Bartlett Pears, 81 rs; Plums, 81 70
Blackberries, 81 IS Gooseberries, So 25 Strawber
ries, s3 25; Apricots, 60; MEscat Grapes, g 623
Red Currants, 50 25; Cherries, 50 25.
PIE FRUITs-Assorted, 9Th cans, q doz, u 70
assorted, gallon cans, 81 50; Peaches. 2!,b cans
| Il So; Portland Blueherries, 2-b cans, 81; Whor
| tleberries 81 rs
DRIED FkUITs-Apples, sliced, ease g n; do quar-
tered, ease; pears. peeled, S@l0c do unpeeled,
@sc; Plums, pitted, 12@13c; Peaches, 10@l1e; do
peeled, 19a20c; Prunes, German and French, II q
i3c; Blackberries, 20c; Figs, California, 6@Sc D.
YEGKTABLEs-Potatoes, Early Rose, S2@2 %
| cwt Nevada Potatoes, 50 25; Sweet, SC; Red
81 1892 25; New Potatoes. ease q h. Cab
| b ige, 81 50@2; Onions, Silverskins. 81 75@:
q loo lbs; Garlic, 4ta5c o h: Carrots, 81
q cwt; Turnips, 81 g 100; bunch vegetables
15c 9 doz Parsnips, lie; Beets, lc; Celery, 75t
% dozen Horseradsh, s@1oc q Ii Green Peas 90
7c U Ii Asparagus 3lc D ib Pie Plant, 6@7c e h
BRKADsrUFFs-Flour, IS 25 o bbl.; Oatmeal, "a II
q 100 lbs; Cornineal. 81 25@2 so Cracked Wheat, s.
PoULTRy-Live Turkeys, l3@l5c q ID; dressed do, II
@l6c = u young BOOSTERS, IS so 2 doz; Hens, s6
BIoilers, Gags so; Ducks. S697; Geese, 81 &c
q Q pair.
DAIRY PRoDuc1s-Butter, fancy dairy, 2S930c y
b; Cheese, 15al5Ic; California Creamery, 20c
Factory, lsc Eastern, full cream, 22@23.; East
ern, fats, 17c; fresh Egga, 1992ec q dozen.
MEATs-Beet, 6@Sc; Mutton, &c; Pork, s@ec
Veal, 7@Sc.
= ton, sl3@14 bran, y ton, s14; middlings S22 &c
per ton barley, WHOLE q cwt, 81 50@l 60; barley
ground, . cwt, 81 75@1 IS; wheat, q cwt., 81 IS
tame oats. . cwt., 81 10; corn, o cHt. sli
eis-Alfalfa, 13@15c; limo
thy, Eastern, 1l912c o 70; Oregon, ga
1Oc; Red Glover, 16@1sc; Red Top, 12!@1ic
Nuts-English Walnuts, 1o@11c; Almonds, 16@1se
Peanuts, 7@9c; Wool, market dull holding FOL
Tailow, 6@7c Hides, green. 9a10c; dry. 1sG10c
New York Hops, 35c: California, % a2sc for Choice
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-28
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE

April 20. 1882.