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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-23
PACIFIC COAST ADVlCES.
ESPECIAL TO THE s~ENTINEL.i
A Cold.braoIel Murder.

AUBURN, Cal, Jan. 22.-From what can
be learned regarding the murder near
Newcastle this morning, it appears that
Angelo Pranza and yinceitzo Pippa, Ital-
ians, left the ranch of J. C. Baggs, where
both were employed, about TWO miles be-
low Newcastle. About s A. NJ, while pass
ing a small opening in the brush, Pipps,
who evidently was walking ahead, was
shot by Pranza in the head, at the back of
the ear, with a shotgun loaded with small
shot. Death was probably instantaneous.
The ground surrounding the body shows
no evidence Of a struggle Of any kind, and
the dead man had his left hand in his coat
pocket when found; also n pocket Of his
pants was partially turned ont. Pippa has
been in the country about four years, 80
years Of age, and has no family. He is
first cousin to the father of Pranza, who
is a boy aged 10, and has been in the coun-
try about a year. Pranza and his father
did not get along well, and the boy, dis
satisfied, wanted to get out of the country.
Pippa exhibited money to the amount of
$500 at the house a day or so ago. The
boy knew he had the money on his person,
and the temptation to get possession of it
overcame him, and he committed the deed:
after which he took a circuitous route of
about Is miles, bringing up at the Court
house here, and walking into the Treas
urer's office, giving Treasurer V. V. Man
S452 so, and surrendering himself to the
Sheriff
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-23
Robbery and Murder.

SAN Francisco, Jan. GA dispatch to
Wells, Fargo & Co. from Carson says: The
store at Gold Mountain was robbed Thurs
day or Friday night by mounted and
masked men. The proprietor and two
clerks were killed. The road agents then
went TO the store at Silver Peak and rob-
bed it, killing the proprietor and one
clerk. Two Of the robbers were also killed.
Gold Mountain and Silver Peak are in
Southwestern Nevada, and distant from
telegraphic communication.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-23

SPECIAL TO rHE sEsTISEL.l
DUBLIS, Jan. 22.-Tweuty-one persons,
recently arrested here, were before the Po-
lice Court to-day, charged with conspir-
aoy to murder officials. The Courtroom
was crowded. An informer swore that
several prisoners, including Casey, a mom-
Der Of the municipality. were present al a
Fenign meeting, where tAe informer was
asked to Join the Inner Circle, formed FOR
the assassination Of officials. The name Of
the in!ormer is Farrell. he Acknowledged
having taken part in q plot to sssassinate a
Juror. He swore hat one prisoner named
sesnlon informed him that he had taken
part in the attempt to murder Field, and
that Pat. Brady stabbed Field. Kelly also
participated in the. affair. Farrell also tes-
tilted that two pence was collected weekly
from Fenians to purchase arms that The
city had been marked into districts, and
that military inspections were held occa-
sionally, at which most of the accused were
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-23
OVER THE WATER.

Gwenty-Ons Persons Before The Pc
lice Court, Charged with Con.
spsracy-Au EnGormer Asked to
join the Inner Circle, Formed for
The Assassination of officials The
Attempt TO Waylay Foster.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-23
BORN.

At Ruby Hill, January d. 1888, to the wife
OF j. B. Holmes, q daughter.
At Secret Canyon, January %, 1888. to the
wife Of Martin Kennedy, a son.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-23

along without Cinnamon aud that the
cry will soon be, "The Chinese must
| come"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-17
MEASURING TIE AGE OF TREES.

The counting of the rings added by ex-
ogenous trees every year to their circum-
ferences can only, without risk of great
error, be applied to trees cut down in their
prime, and hence is useless for the older
trees which are hollow and decayed.
Trees, moreover, often develop themselves
so unequally from their center that, as in
the case of a specimen in the museum at
X ew, there may be about $50 rings on one
side to 80 on the other. Perhaps the larg-
est number of rings that has ever been
counted was in the case of an oak felled in
1912, where they amounted to 10; but
DR.. Candolle, who mentions this, adds that
100 years were added TO this number as
probablA covering the remaining rings
which it was no longer possible to count.
This instance may be taken to illustrate
how unsatisfactory this mode of reck-
oning really is for all but trees
of comparatively youthful age. The ex-
ternal girth measurement is for these rea-
sons the best we can have, being especially
applicable where the date of trees intro.
duction into a country or its planting is
definitely fixed, since it enables us to argue
from the individual specimen or fromia
number of specimens, not with certainty,
DuL Within CeILdlu hulltS Va NoAlabAlAbyi
to the rate of growth of that tree as
species. In these measurements of trees
Of a century or more in age, such as sre
given abundantly in Loudon's Arbo-
return" lies our best guide, though even
then the growth in subsequent ages must
remain matter of conjecture. The diff
Guilty is to reduce this conjsctural quantity
to the limits of probability for, given the
ascertained growth of the first century,
how shall we estimate the diminished
growth of later centuries! The best way
would seem to be to take the ascertained
growth of the first century, and then to
make, say, the third of it the average
growth of every century. Thus, If we were
to take twelve feet as the ascertained
growth of an oak in its first cent.
ury, four feet would be its con
slant average rate, and we might CON
lecture that an oak of forty feet was about
1000 years old But clearly 1t might bt
much less for the reason for taking thu
third is not so much that it is mor'
probable average than the half, as that it Il
obviously less likely to err on the side o
excess Of rapidity. - Popular Science
Monthly.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-17
G rrEE-Central American grades, lll@l2lo; III

c FFEE-Central American grades, lla@l2lc; Rio,
ooRDAGE-Since October LIST prices have been
as follows; sisal, l9-inch and upward llc
l2-thread, 12sc;6 and sthread he Bale Rope,
Tarred Rope, Lath Yarn and shingle Yarn,
Irvine for Hops and for Grape Vines, l2c; Irvine for
Paper and Bed Springs, lSc; Manila, 1tinch and
upward and also Rope for Transmission of Power,
Bale Rope Cab es for Well Boring. oand Pump Lines
for Well Boring. Tarred Rope, Tarred Lanyard Lsth
Yarn and v Single js Yarn and Irvine IL, for HPs and
Paper and Bed Springs 174c all other kinds, lsdlslc
Discount invoices Of 10000 Ms Terms 50 days,
II per cent off for cash. Carriage all deliveries.
DRUGs-Alum 2;@3c; refined Borax, IOkc
Blue Vitriol 6G7c; Birthstone, SIC for roll and
&c for California refined; Cream Tartar. 33a35c ;
Nitric Acid l0@Ilc; Tartaric Acid 60@62c; Suphuric
DRY GooDs-Brown Shifting is iobbing at 6@7.c I;
5!d7c q yard.
FIsHIThe price of Pacific Goldfish was reduced lc
at Sc; selected in lOcb cases. g. boneless &c; East
ern Goldfish, 74d9c q b Canned Salmon, 81 l0C6l 20
q dozen In tins. Eastern Mackerel. 81 65lf2 for No
in Is b kits and SSd3 Is for Mes in l5b kits.
LEATHER-we quote Sole 2SG2se; Harness.
24Cd 50c; Skirting, 32937Ac Calf Skins S65@79 Wax
and Buff Leather. l5GlOc q foot Bride, sfg7 o
LUMBER-Ca rgoes-Pine rough, Sls; rough clear
Pine. s24; Pine flooring and stepping, ,sI 80;
Pine, common rough, up to 40 feet s22 so y M feet
No. flooring, inches and over S32 so 4 do and
der. and AKA and Ike flooring and stepping sS5 !:
rough clear for flooring, 81 less than above rates ;
Laths. 80 rs q NJ Shakes, sl2 . NJ Redwood. rough
merchantabe $50 50 q NJ surface No l, s35 t G.
Redwood 13x4 and l4x6 SIS do 6-inch, II feet and
over So so; do beaded, u feet and S35; half
inch surface. $50; Pickets, fancy, SH 50 do rough,
s25 Shingles, % 50 . NJ Battens finch, lineal. lc
Posts l7Ic each.
count TO the trade.
METALs-The local foundries using less Pig
Iron, the dull months at hand Imports this
week have been large The Nail Factory and Rolling
Mills are active consumers of Iron Pig Tin, Tin
Plate aud Lead are in limited demand. j. W Harri-
SOM private circular quotes Pig Iron as follows
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-17
BUTTER vs. oLEoMARGARINE.

John A. Stanley, President, and E. ].
Wickson, Secretary of the California
Dairymen's Association, have issued cir.
cular letter calling q meeting to devise
ways and means for enforcing the law reg
ulating the sale of oleomargarine. The
call is addressed to all dairymen, and reads
as follows:
We beg leave to inform you that at the
annual meeting of the California State
DAirymen's Association, held in this city
October 3lst, there were so few in attend.
ance that it was decided to call a general
meeting of all interested in the manufact-
ure, sale and consumption of genuine dairy
products, to be held in Changers Hall, 40
California street, San Francisco, on Friday,
November 23i, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. The
occasion for the meeting is the imperative
need of taking steps to secure the enforce
ment of the law regulating the sale of DO.
gus butter or oleomargarine. In spite of
the legislative enactment last winter, this
fraudulent material is being sold as the
genuine product of the dairy. The notices,
required in all places where oleomargarine
is sold, have not been posted up, and the
traffic is going on, to the injury of the le-
gitimate dairy interest, because the offend.
ers perceive that they can pursue ouch
course without being called to account.
The dairymen must take steps to secure
the enforcement of the law. This can only
be done by union and association of those
whose interests are encroached upon and
imperiled. Therefore all such are urgently
requested to attend the meeting in this city
on the 23l of November We respectfully
request that you bring this matter to the
attention of all dairymen you may meet,
and urge upon them enlistment in this
movement, which, if properly supported,
will accomplish the end desired, and save
both producer and consumer from further
imposition and fraud.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-17

THRILLING LINES 1t was evening" Mr..
Lincoln sat in silence on the deck of dis
patch boat No. ., as it was vending its
way along the river, apparently absorbed
in the war cloud. The doctor asked Toi-
nette, the octoroon, to sing. She declined
on account of the silent presence in their
midst. Mr.. Lincoln, though seemingly I'M
observing heard the request and seconded
the desire for q song. SO Toinette, with
the thought of the great care-worn, over
burdened heart before her, looked out upon
the deepening gloom and sung
Oh why should you fear when the tempest comes
down
And storms lower DER you with pitiless frown?
The clouds that above you 50 threateningly lower
But echo the mandate Of infinite power.
Hush terrified soul as in darkness We plOd
Be still and remember that am your God
WHY deem that the burden Of sorrow and care
Is more than thy iatering spirit can bearl
Why shrink from the task TO thy moments assigned
know all thy weakness-I temper the wind
BE sti-and but think as the ~ine-press is troll
Thy Father 20 wills in the vineyard OF God.
The thunders above may increasingly roll,
Nv eve watches ever the storm-driven soul;
Tue grave yAwns before in impervous gloom,
Yet the Initiate dwells in the shade of the tomb.
Il still and remember, o murmuring eiod,
The fut,sre is only the present OF God
The gloom faded out of the face OF the
President as he came toward her and said
q thank you, madam for nttering in song
the truths that ought to live in my heart al
this time" And he pressed her hand il
gratitude. Henry Churtan's " Toinette,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-17

syRuP--ince January oath the quotations for local
made have been as follows bbhls, Soc; half-bb s.
57se 5gaon kegs 623e; gallon tins, 7lsc 9 gallon
TEA-Ja9an-Comnon, I56tZ5c; good, 25(6SJc; su-
perior Sc extra fine, 5O0rjOc GuBpowder and I'm
perisl-CommOn, 50c; superior, 37la50c extra fine,
65t07uc; Clngon and Sou, hong Common, zoe supe-
rior, S7sd45c; extra fine, 50a7oo Pouehong Canton
l-b papers, l5125c; Foochow-Oolong 35t45c in
, pers Comet do, 55o; FoTmOsa, 25(d35c fine do
new season., 40G55e; finest do 65O170e y h.
WooDENwARE-A leading firm quotes as fol
lows Tubs painted, per dozen. 5000; nest
OF three. So nest of eight, "a vanished, per
dozen, S9a2l nest Of three 80 50 lola, hoop.
per dozen Sl2G6. nest OF three So &: ear galvan-
ized hoopl per dozen. slfGls nest Of three. 81
Keeiers Vanished, per dozen, s2ei; nest of FIVE,
81 % Pals painted 81 rs per dozen vanished.
seas 50; white, s. 5C@4 80; lard GOV red. 81 seas.
Washboar1s Cali ornia zinc, - 20 per dozen East
ern combination, 81 Eastern double zinc. 81 81
Eastern Wilson. g 80 per dozen
WOoLEN GJoDs-Poueer blanketng is quoted rs
70 lows Vicuna and Brown. u nch s2-oz 81 50 q
yard: Gray same width AID weight 81 81 = yard
Gray, same width, 2ioz, 81 Gray, 5fnch l6-cz SC
White Sluice 60-ineh, 81 70: Mission and Pioneer
Flannels s-Gray, or White twill ed 7-oz Sc same
55z SOC arlet and Dark Blue &C for I-oz and 4cC
for 4ioz White plain fued, 10 S2-inch do 81 rs
"a French Plaids, 81 20; DO. extra heavy CSC
Opera FiaDnsls. S5G37sc; Ho eycomb Flaunes. g q
a. rs D yard
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San FRANCISCO MARKET REVIEW.
tauroar.D FOE rm sAoAAxrsro nsOoHD-usros.l
General merchandise.

| SAN Francisco Nov mber Is 1888.
| BAGS AND BAGGISG-The market for Wheat Bag
is guet There is spot demand, and pr es for nex
seasons delivery have reached point where there
so ue hesitation in taking hold We suote spot lots o.
livery mex May. June and July. 7sd7bc; Wool Bags
| 3sGf2c; Potato Gunnies. l4@i4sc.
BREAD-Ship Bread. sc; Pilot Bread 4'g4tc
BRIcK-Bath, 42sG45c D dozen Fire, $50 5o@S fer
Sr proee on che way and is s5S dSI sse an 0's
BR -oMs-The price list of local manufacturer Is as
follows: Common, 81 rs g. and g Is for the three
numbers Extra Patent g Is 81 So 90 IS and s. for
the four styles Eureka 81 U.s. So IS % and IS 81 for
the four styles Mill and Stable 81 50 so and 81 for
the three styles; Ship, 81; Whsp and Toy Broons.
CASDLEs-The product of the local Caudle factories
Is quoted as follows San Francisco Cystal Wax ifoz
l5c Stearc Acid l4oZ, l4c Star, l4oz l33c; Eagle
l2oz lie; ncinuat l2-oz Ice; Mission Chemical Wax
l4oz 16Ic do 1907 1sc Solar Sperm l4oz, l4sc; Ad
proved Wax, FIJI weight, iSal6lc; stearc Acid full
weight l4a14lc: Solar light weight, n!alltc.
Eastern brands vary from Sc to lSoi Sperm, 259sc:
Paraffine &c q b.
CASE Goods "A leading local canning firm fur
nishes the following pice list Table Fruit per Dozen
in q h tins as follows: Apsles go; Apriesoss Dam
rants, Bartlett Pears, Plums, Nectarines, Yellow
Freestone Peaches Prunes, and assorted Fruits %;
Black Der les Black Cherries Gooseberries and White
Heath Clinssone Peaches, q 70; White Gher ies'
Yellow Cln1 stone Peaches, Raspberries and straw
S S 81 81 Tabs E g in q s r fps & tG Ss re
as; jams and Jellies in 2b tins, - 5O93 Asparagus
in q h tins g IS; other Vegetables in 2lo tins 81 SO
az q dozen.
CEmENT-Eastern (Rosendsle and other brsndsl,
50 5G62 rs, and foreign Portland and other
brands). SO 1904 so; Golden Gate Plaster. go 759
s. Wotherspoon P aster, S3(G3 Is Santa Cruz Lime,
81 COOL IS D btl Land Plaster Sl2 50 q ton Fire
Clay "a p Dbl for American and IS for English: Brick
Dust, S495 D Dbl; Cattle Hair, &c; Goat Hair, &c
en-
CH1ooRY-California 5s@6sc; English and German.
6@6ie g h
COAL-Cargo lots have been still further advanced
during the past week and there is little prospect of
any reduction for several months Coast consump-
ton will be augmented right away Seattle is quoted
at 81 SOFAS Coos Bay at Sc 5O@7; English Foundry
Coke, S2 So j. w Harrisons private circular quotes
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Sacramento Produces Market -wholesale.
Correct, daily for the RBooRD.UsIos

SACRAMENTO, November 10 n
fRUrT-Lemons, Sicily, s9@9 so q case /; Oranges,
California 81 so e. rs q box; Lines, sldl Is; Bs-
nauss, SO soa4 Q lunch Pinespples, s6d9 dozen I;
Cocoanuts, s7dS Q 100; Apples, 81 60d2 . box |;
Pears, 81 az g box; Grapes, 81 25 q box.
Pm FRUHs-Assorted, 2i-b cans, doI, 81 IS !;
81; Portland Blueherries. R-n cans ~: Whor.
tleberries, 81 7b Capital Asparagus, q 30 g dozen
cans.
DRr1D FRUrs-Apples, sliced, s1lOc n; do
quartered, acc; pears, peeled, 7GSc; do ul-
peeled, 4G5c; PUNE pltted 1jGI6c; Peaches,
i3dl4c; do, peeled, 1890; PTunef German and
French 199l5c; Blackberries, l49l5c; FigS, Cali
iornia, 7dS; y d.
Peaches s2 90 Bartlett Pears, 81 so Pluns 81 90
BGckberries, 81 9093; GOoseberries, IS rs Straw
berries s3 rs; Apricots 81 25 Huscat Grape1, o. So
Bed Currants, sS %; Cherries s. 30.
VEaETABLss-Potatoes, 60c@Sl 80. Tomatoes, b0d
| Coo q. box; Onions, 75d90c; CauliAower, 10000
Cab oAge, 65975c; Carrots, 6O975c D hundred Tur
| nips COO 3 sack; bunch vegetables, 12sc . doz
Parsnips, 1c; Beets lc; Horse Radish, 5@6c b
ArIichokes, 5O@6oc . dozen; Jerusalem Art
chokes, skate 2 b; Green Peppers, 6dSc g h
\ Egg Plant l06l2c q u; okra. Sidl0c q ID; Swee
| Potatoes 81 75d2; Celery, coarse q doz; Garlic
| 3g4c; Nevada Potatoes 81 4o91 so.
| BRBADsTUFPs-Fio1r, IS so q barrel: Oatmeal
s5 8 100 rs, latter for Eastern oornmeAl, vel
| Ilw 81 TO; white, g. 80; Cracked Wheat, So.
| PoULTRY-Live Turkeys, 159l6c y b; dressed
Isc; full grown Chickens, s6g7 . dozen; youn'
/ BOOSTERS. t4e05 q oOZehs bfOieIs, SotuOy eAtA'
| Ducks, s7a7 25; Geese, 81 60a2 . pair Eggs
choice lots, 42d4Sc q dozen.
GAxB-Hare, 81 7592; Rabbits, sl@l SO; Nal
| lard Ducks, 50 5oa4 g doz; Teal, 81 5oe2 g doz
| sprigs, s2a2 80 . doz; Quail. 81 25Gl so . doz
| DAIRY PRoDUoTs-Butter, choice, 30d324c d
mixed lots, In rolls, 2S930c; Truckee Butter, 81
a30c = n Cheese, California, from 1Sdl5c; West
ern, fats, 1o67l5c; MaTtns Cream, 10000
MsArs-Beet 79sc Mutton, 4@f5c . n Lamb, 60
7c; Pork, % Veal, small calves, gdl0c; large sc
HAY, CRAZE AND FKzD-oAt hay, Sl29l5 ton
| Alfalfa hay, s5q9 q ton /; bran, ton, sl7
| middlings, s22 q ton: barley, whole. 81 o6
ground, 81 10; whe.t o. 7591 IS y cwt: wild oats
81 IS; tame oats, 81; corn, 81 65 . ewt
AIsCKLLAhBoUs-Seeds- Alfalfa, 9al0c; Timo
thy Eastern, SAGE g n; Oregon, s@9c
Red Clover, lI@I5c Red Top, 11si24c Nuts
English walnuts, elG10c; California Walnut'
l0al1c; Almonds, l4Gl51 Peanuts, Eastern, e(
loo Peanuts, California. 79Sc Lard California
cans, 14c; Eastern, 10 6lsc Hides, salt, light an
medium. s4ac, and heavy, ed10c !; dry, l6tc
TAllow, 7ic; Hops, Offering at l6Gl7c y d
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san Francisco Produce Market

San fHANcLSco, November l0th.
FL0UR-Has again advanced. Best City Extra,
s5 62lG5 S7l; medium grades. 81 1896 % ship.
ping supertne, 81 S5a4 621 = Dbl.
Wharf.-The market shows increased strength,
and No. l shipping is fairly quotable at 81 so 70
81 s2l y c l. with an advance for milling parcels
The inquiry is good an considerable quantities
are changing hands now that prices have again i'm.
proved.
At the Produce Exchange call session there was a
marked absence OF Sellers which prevented any ex-
tensive record being made Only two transfers in
No White occurred, as follows:
December-I00 tons, 81 IS.
Buyer IsSS-l00 tons, 81 s54 ell.
At the Grain Exchange this afternoon the sales Of
No 1 White were a. follows
Decsmber-lO0 tons, 81 s4I; 100, 81 So 100
81 $50.
Seller IssS-200 tons, 81 SIT.
| Buyer 1ss3-2)O tons, 81 s4S
Buyer seasou-l00 tons, 81 94s q ctl.
| Quotations Of No. grades at leading centers TO
| day are furnished by the Grain EN hangs as fol
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BaKLgY-The spot market is slow OF movement,
while more general desire to realize is evident
Offerings to-day somewhat liberal, and holders
as a rule we're shading on former asking rates For
No. quality, 81 o25 is considered outside price,
buyers could easily supply immediate wants with
pretty good article at 81 . ctl. Brewing is un-
changed at 81 10 to 81 10 2 ctl
On call at the Produce Exchange there was a
general slaughter Of values, with heavy transAc-
tons. Although there have been times when the
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Ina letter from Hon. Mrs. Perry, Castle
Grew. Limerick, Ireland, Browns Bronchial
Troches are thus referred to: Having
brought your Bronchial Troches' with me
when l came to reside here, found that after
/ had given them away to those l considered
required them, the poor people will walk 70,
miles to get few" For Coughs, Colds and
Tbrost Diseases they have no equals Solo
only in boxes.
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DIR. Felix LIE Bruins
Or AND Or

guaranteed Cure for Gonorrhes and elect. Safe,
pleasant and reliable No bad effects from Its use,
Does not interfere with business or diet. Price, q
per box or three boxes for $5 Written guarantee
issued By every duly authorized agent to refund the
money Il three boxes fail TO cure Sent, postage
prepaid, on receipt Of price. DR.. FELIX LIE BRUH
CO., Sole proprietors. KIRK, GEARY CO.,
authorized agents for Sacramento. Cal feps-1v
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Following rates for whole carcasses from
ssughterers TO dealers:
BsEV-First quality &c /: second quality, 6i@7ac;
third quality, 5@6c . q.
vzAL-Large calves, 6g7c; small ones, SS9c
q ID.
ACKNOWLEDGES are quotable at Sc. and ewes at
&c 9 D.
Handspring is quotabIe at &c n n.
PoRK-IAve Hogs. 5sd5sc for hard grain hogs on
foot dressed do, 71G7sc q h.
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LAM truly thankful that 1 ever used DR..
Bsnson's Celery and Chanomile Pills, for
they cured my periodical headache" Mrs
J. r. Paddison, Point CAswen, n. c. 80
cents, a. druggists.
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NERVOUS DEsILlTY,
A CURE GUARANTEED.

nREC VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
~ ment, guaranteed specific tor Hysteris, Dir
ache, Nervous Prostitution caused by the use OF
alchoho or tobacco, Wakefulness Mental Depres-
sion, Softening of the Brain, resulting in insanity
and leading to misery, decay and death Premature
Old Age Barrenness Loss OF Power in Either Sex,
Involuntary Losses and Spermatorrhea, caused by
over-exertion OF the brain, self abuse or over
Indulgence. Each box contains one months treat.
ment; 81 box, or six boxes for IS, sent by mail
prepaid on receipt Of price, We guarantee six boxes
10 cure any case. With each order received by US
Tor six boxes accompanied with IS, will send tbs
purchaser our written guarantee to refund the
money II the treatment does not effect cure.
Guarantees issued emily by KIRK, GEARY CO.,
Druggists, Sacramento, Cal. Orders BY mail at
regular price, fe2slySwly
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-17
Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NV YORK, November 10th.
BREApsTUFRs - Flour is steady and Wheat /:
steauy, the latter at 81 109l l6 q bushel.
Wool California is quiet at 9qi0c for fal
Ourry, and 10@l3c for clean fall spring bury, l6C
TO l8c; clean spring, 24d2sc pulled, 2SG40c.
HTDEs-Caliiornia are quiet at 204@214c.
CHICAGO, November 10th.
WHEAT-955c for January.
CoRE-4Sc for January.