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, n o4x February. Corn higher; 4gk gs49sc. caNhs
ios@4gsc january. 40, 4s5osc. reruary. "a.
AZ t.bU,ary. Whisky ssesdy ct tf.ll gsh
dan: sI7.2S cash, tfT20 bid Fcbruaf1. 11x-
meats dull and lower; short RIB. fe.IOgyo20:
short clear. S90t9.lO. Bacon dull ana IowYf
short ris, sIO64 1910; short clear. sio.2oV
slO.35. Lard dun; small lots, slO42s'
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, January 25.-Ff0ur firm ana nm
changed. Wheat strong and higher; feRuAaSs
sl.p2kGGsI .O2ts January, 41.t 2tdt1 OH fcbru-
airy; No. Chicago spring, sl0fftast .0z'i NO.
3 Chicago spring. sl.n3. Corn active. firm. ind
higher: 69c. CASH aud January. 5gt@6Stc. feb-
cash, 37fc. January. Pork unsettled and senc-
rally higher: tl7.3Or fI7.35 cash and January.
Lard unsettled and generally higher; ef".10%s
sl0.72k cash and January. Bulk-Inoats In fair
demand: shoulders. SG.75: short rib. 90: short
clear, $3.50. Whiskey steady and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, Japuayy 25.-flour nearly nomt-
pai. Wheat strong aud higher; No. 2 Milwaukee,
hard. sl.l3: soft, cash and Jansary. = ok: Feb
rusry Sl.02. Coarse grains entirely nominal.
Provisions steady. Mess pork. sl7 35 cash and
February. Lard-Prime steam. 5000 cash ana
February. Hogs steady at s6@s6 20; dressed Ina
fair demand al 47.25@e7.3O.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. January 25. -Cot,on-Net receipts.
IzsO bales: gross recei Dts. 1852 tales. Futurcr
clo@.i dull but steady slls. SO 0oo bales: Janua-
nv. @lO.IO&fIu.t2; February, s1o. lietsto.1s.
sIOb2; June sfO.65@ $40 6e; July. sIo.7S&
SlO7s: August. sl0.s0m $1,000: sepemter,
SfO.6sdlO IS: october. sl0.23@sIO.25; No.
y,-nbeY. $4,000 IQ.l2.
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Murderer summariIy Punished.

WICHITA. KANSAS, January 2j.-Sheriif
Shenncmann WAS shot and killed near
Udel station Tuesday by desperate
named Charles Cobb. while resisting ar
rest. 'Twcnty-iiye armed men from W in
field took Cobb to the nearest tree to the
scene Of the tragedy and hung him. Cobb
had killed another man in Butler county 4
few days ago.
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A Fire Delays Railroad Trains.

EAsToN, PA, January 2j.-A franc
building one hundred feet long, situated
near Glen Gardner, y. j.. belonging TO the
New Jersey Central Railroad Company.
was burned last night. together with the
contents. The machinery and several tons
Of broken stone fell over on the Central
road. delaying trains for several hours.
The loss will amount to $4,000. FIFTY
men are thrown ont OF employment.
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General Foreign Notes.

LONDON, January "a gllnboat has
gone 10 Innismurray island, off the coast OF
Aligo island, with provisions for the in
hal,tants, who arc reported to be starving.
A st. Petersburg dispatch TO the Reuters
Telegram Company denies the report Of the
fire al Ni3olaief, which came by the way OF
Vienna Yesterday. The Moscow Telegraph
has received second warning for violation
OF the press laws.
DunLIH. JANUARY 2j.-Mr. liealy, who,
with Messrs. Davitt and Quinn, was yester-
day required in the Queens Bench division
TO lind security for his good behavior, says
he will refuse TO give bail, and VIII go 10
prison.
MIR. Joseph Cowcn Radical), member OF
Parliament for Newt 4Stle-on-Tyne, has
teIegraphcd to Mr.. Da,itt rs follows: II
You desire to give bail VIII become one
OF your bondsmen, OK for Mr.. liealy IL he
desires IT,"
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NIur1icrin Louisiana.

New ORLEANS. January PA dispatch
from Tigeryilc TO the Times Democrat re-
ports the murder OF j. W. Board by UNI
known persons, probably by robbers. Mr..
Board was wealthy. His head was nearly
severed from hi4 body with an axe.
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Was II Suicide?

ATLANTA, January 2j.-W. c. Kemp
committed suicide last night at Athens by
shooting himself in the head. His wife
was in the room at the time, and she Is sus-
pected by some Of having done the shoot
ing. The matter is being investigated. Mrs.
Kemp threatens TO commit suicide.
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PAINTINGS. ESGRAvsN&s, de.
r LEWIS'S FINE-ART GALLERY.
FREE EXHIBITION DAILY.

The largest stock OF OlL.PAlNTiNGs, En-
CRAVINGS and " ATER-COLoEsl In the South.
Two hus dred style, OF CABINET and oAlo
FRAMES from l0c. upwards.
ART.PIECEs in antique brass frames, In plush,
xLBTMS, EAsEIs, PLACQUEs. ABT-NE-
fRENCii-PLA~E MANTEL- AND PIER
hRTisTIc fRANISG 4 specially, CoRNlCEs
made 10 order. M l.. LEWlS's.
IA ia el2 Main street.
A fuli s,ock Of sENTIsfENTAL VALENTINES
OF ali makes now opca aud for sale cheap
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. January %, 1858.
nEFEEINGS

RICHMOND. January %, 1858.
OFFERINGS.
WIEAT.-Red, 1920 bushels.
CorN.-Nhite, 2,27S bushels. Mixed, 500 bush-
Cls
OATs.-400 bushels.
HYE.-J2 bushels.
PEAS.-62 bushels.
ELOUR.--l2j barrels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-Red. | $50 bushels good toprine Lam
easter nc Sl.l6 70 Sl2O; II bushels mlNed ~
lis: 5B bushels far to very good Fuliz ~ sl.l0
CoEN.-Whiie. 2.OIS bushels common TO very
good at 60 II 63c. Mixed 02l busheiS Hood Al
zoe. $1,000
OATs.-4OO bushels prime mixed AZ Doc.
RYF-52 bushels prime on private terms. "a
RIACKEYR PEAs.-lS bushels common at l.2u'
FI0rp.-l25 barrels on private terms.
CoTrON.-Toue drm. Receipts, y bales. ship
mcnt-, 50 bales. Quotations: aiddlng' vEc''
low mlddllng, 9.c.
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sneaker, and was followed by Messrs.
speer, fucker, House, Kasson, WeIlborn,
Hooker, and Cox OF New York.
After which the resolutions were adopt
cd and the House adjourned.
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PERSONAL.

WASHINGTON. u. C., January 2j.-The
President has approved the act to remove
the disabilities of Francis ii. Smith, ST., OF
Nirninin.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Eyw YORK. January 25- NOOn.-stocks gene
rally strong. Money, 4perc"nt. kNchange-Lohg'
4S24; short, 1851. state bonds neglected. "oN-
crnmemts strong. ... ,
Erentng.- Exchange. fSlh. Governments
strong and higher: new 5's, lU31; new f%s'
ll3E: new a, ll0s. Money, 3W4 per cent
states neglected. Treasury balances Coin, 81 l3,-
$50: currency. kG,lSl.
stocks irregular, closing lower.
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RlCHMoND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY, January 2J- 1885
Receipts continue exceedingly isht, Demand
roDipared with same period Of The year previous
Prices lriner and l iittle higher.
uAEK CCO-NANufACTURING AND STEM
MING.
Lros.-Frosted. s2.75@S3.75: medium, free of
frost. s4.75mS5; good, so@so.o0; hne, so'oO@
'iegt-Cornmon, S6.50Gs7.69; motum, $50
50: line, slO@sl5; extra ilne' siS.asSO, o..
'Eynoyt fo5QceO.-OferinRS ughti markets ac-
tiye: medium, S9@slO; good, &lO0slli me,
sl3aSl5; selections, SlGGffiI.oO.
Knight TsDAC0o-NANuFACrUBf
S,ao.,rs--Coramon, SS@sl0i medium. 81 iee
$40: good, sl3@sli; hne, si59l0'oOi iaavS'
Sl6fZs2O. .,, -. a., 4, "A. .o,o
r,x,n sIOSsIl: medium, sl2W Sl5i good
\ 4. 5QMsl5; fine. el5.5oGsle H.,
M ,,t,ers - Common. S1SMr22.0O: rseaium
s25 go; good, s3oGs40 +; ane, s46@sao; fancy
s6O@s6j. ,,, co,,r,on saoa .o5
ne1iun,' 400 $50 goos, s40@ tla; hne, soO@
s55; extra, :57.A0@s0o.
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p1CuMOND LIVE STOCKMARKET

JANUARY 24.-Priccs Tor the past week nave
~ C6ftis.--Vcry beat 6c good TO extra. 81 TO
blc': fair TO good, to &c.; common, 10 3se''
bulls, 3 10 4c.
SIysgn,ntt 10 SO. extra weihers bring the latter
VSoIs.-s4 to slI the latter price for extra rue.
MIch COIos-Nomual; market $40" anu q "'"e
Ns sAlos Cattle, 270 head hogs, &io head; sheep
ISL head,
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Sergeant-at-arms OF the House OF Com
mons, Mr.. ID. W. Mcdonnell, Ottawa,
Canada, thus indorses the Great German
Remedy: 81 used st. Jacobs Oil for
rheumatism, and found 1t all that It IS
claimed to be-"
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The market at the opening was Irregular with
the General list however, q fraction above ycstor-
DAYS closing figures, while Alton aud 1erre iIautc
opencd 3 per cent. higher. During the greater part
oT the first hour Of business the market was mole
I-tey active but weak. and decline OF III took
Mace IN Denver and Rio Grande. . IN Louisville
and Nashville. and AMl In the remainder OF INC
list. II. Paul, Nilsson Pacific, and Lake shore Pc
ing prominent therein. The tone OF the market
then became strong, and early Ira The afternoon re,
corded an advance of 5eI Ia. In which Denver ana
no Grande, ST. Paul, Northwest, and Louisville
and Nashville were most conspicuous, while New
jersey Central fcll OIL - but subsequently recoy-
cred l. The list then rcccGcd a09 hui suuselu cnt-
w. under The lead OF ii1nnbalaud -. Joseph COM
mon and preferred. and Denver and Rio Grtnde
prices again sold MP to b@lh. In the iinal deal
incs = reaction Of per cent. took place IN liann'-
hal and 81 Joseph preferred, Ia Hannibal and
II. Joseph common. IN Northwest. and b0@ in
lie general lit. Alton and Ierrc liaute, however
advanced Dcr cent. from noon to97.. Ihe mar
lot closed generally weak. with irregular but only
fractional changes fsDm Yesterday closing hg-
urcs. transactions aggregated $4,000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTMoR L, January 2j.-yirHnia 6's deferred,
12s: consol-. 54i; second lerles, 34g; new
lr-4O's, 4OG. Bid.
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FINANCIAL.
STOCK EXCHANGE.

THCNNDA1s JaHuhTy 20, 1888.
sALEs-FrRsr Bos sD.-sl,000 Richmond and
Danyile gold So az o3.; $1,000 Richmond and
Allegheny first rs (B. a. at so; $4,000 Peters
burg Railroad bonds, Z" Glass b." at 72: 40 shares
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Railroad stock
nj 20, 40 do. ut 20, 10 do. at 20. 10 do. nj 80.
SECOND BOARD Il 900 Virginia new SIS ut 10.
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proper speech, and Mfr. Logan replied with
q good deal Of vim TO Mr. Allison.
The seat formerly occupied by Senator
Hill was draped In mourning to-day.
Government receipts to-day Internal
revenue, S55S, 26j; customs, Sl7G,9O3.
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FINANCIAL.

WARREN a. QUARLES,
w BANKERS AND BROKERS,
l1I7 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA
Buy aud SELL STOCKS. BONDS, and ME-
|CELLANEOUs SECURITIES. lnyestm mt
lOnds q specially. DRAW ON ALL POINlS IN
EUROPE In sums 10 suit purchasers AT lowest
rate- ia l3-3m
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Flour--We quote: Fine. t3aS3.25; supeIhne'
ly. s5,95aSJ.5O: Patent Iamily, sj.5OGsO.Io.
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BOOTS SHOES. &c.

nOOTS- SHOES. &c.
IN ORDER TO GET TnEH3H
WHOLE lor SOLD, N
THE NEWARK HANDMADE GAsIhhs
advertised at "a | Nj. close out at $500
4 10, OF NAVY TIES aud coNGssss GAIT
Frs s,sl.5o,
The bala,e OF ale LADIES ODDS AND ENDS
az 81;
And q lot Of a. $3.50, IS, sEa $3.50 LApihe
SLIPPERS Msi;
Tn, GREAT IN. ALLIGATOR sLlrFth a. VI
"a n bargain. j. A. GRlGG, Pace S'"sA'
! %. corner Man and Eigasn streets.
CARLTON d CO.,
No 0a2 MAIN sIRgxr. -
CORNER TENTH
\ eEcr for sslc >c,, or
NEW AND sKLkcrkp sfV.A VT
.o 'TR TRUNKS, ~
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 20, lse3.


PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 20, 1853.
ARRIVED.
steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New yort,
merchandise and passengers, u. ". Allen Co..
agents.
Steamer ranita. -, PHILADELPHIA, merchan-
disc. j. W. McCarrick. agent
steamer ARIEL, Clifford Norfolk, United states
mall. merchandise, aud passengers, l.. Is. Iatums
superintendent.
schooner p. Mcrwin, Brown, New York, coal, q.
StorrS.
Schooner j. r. T.. Moore. Riggau, Lower James
river, machinery, Gurus x Parker.
CLEARED.
Bark clltner (Nor.h Marcus-en, Liverpool, luni-
her, Curtis & Buck.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JAs'r %, 1883.
IBY Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Inray. Schermerhorn. Norfolk. mer-
chandlse and passengers, chesapeake aud Ohio
hallway Company land sailed ~ returnD
steamer Aecomac. DeIk, merchandise and pN-
sengers. smith1eld. Chesapeake and Onto Railway
Company land saied on reiurnl.
Steamer Northampton, McCarrick, Nortok,
merchandise and passengers. Chesapeake ana ONO
Railway Company land sailed on reiurn).
Steamer Pilot, I.aconpt, Baltimore, 10 load COAL
SAILED.
schooner Charles ID. Mitchell, Frost. Ports
mouth. y. H., coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company. ,
Schooner George Airy, Rogers, New York, coal.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
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|. MONEY-MAKING CHANCE.

The CO-OPFRATIvE ACCOUNT IN STOCKS,
GRAIN, PETROl .Et NJ. etc. shares only - each
LARGE MONTHLY PROFITS. We refer to sub
-crILers who have realized from 80 u 200 per
cent. net on their investments In thirty da,s-
Order now. Five dollars for live shares, and sam.
rate upward. No DELAY. ACCOUNTS ARE
FORMED EVERY WEEK. MARkkIs ARE
NOW FAVORABLE. OPTIONS CONTINUAL
lLY NEGOTIATED. INFORMATION FUR
NlsHED MARKET REPORTS NAILED. Ad.
dress RIt HARD MARVIN co, brokerage ana
Stock Company. New York. ia 2i-deodlmSwst
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Drugs. MEDICINES. dc.
DLAIR,s CHLoRAL THYMoL PRO-

ID
PHYLACTIC AND DIsINfECrASr has been
used In this city successfully 10 prevent the
spread of dlphtheria aud ,carlet-fcyer, and ais"
70 mitigate the severity % those diseases- Its
mode Of use Is simple. and the oder agreeah'''
For sale by druggists. Price so cents bottle
preuared only by J.BLATR, Druggist,
de2s corner Broad and Ninth streets.
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CRoCKERY. GLASSWARE, &c.

GRGTkERY, GLASSWARE, dc.
GRANITE IRONWARE.
The J,qatest ware for cooSing purposes ever IN
vented.
Every pnrcha.er Of two dollars q the above
good, wHi receive gratis a reliable and Handsome
cook book. containing over $50 late receipts-
Come rariy aud secure one.
D.. u. TAYLOR,
lOiI east Main street,
| "a 90 opposite Post-Oniee.
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MONEY LOANED
on CITY REAL ESTATE.


IN STRONG COMPANIES.
r.. u. MEADE,
no 26-SuW&F2m lll5 Main street.
AIONEY TO LEND IN SMALL AND
wi LARGE AMOUNTS on Richmond city i'm
proved and mlnprOyod rel estate at the lowest
market rates and charges. A special sum OF
500 10 lend at per cent on long ume.
IA 81 -pOd3t III. l.. STAPLES w.
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DANVILLE.
,4ponance Of The Richmond Dlspatch.I

DIED sUppENLY- Mr.. DAVID TYRER-NRS. 8.
A. wYNNR-RAIDs on DIsTILLERIES PRO
TESsOE WINSTON.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

SYSTEMATIC PLOT TO ROB PRCsTRATED-A
PRETTY FIGHT BETWEEN THE MAYOR AND
POLICEMAN, AND THE COUNCIL DIVIDED
COALITION OvEEIUREs TO TIE READJUsT-
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BRIEF NEWS IIEMS,
Mr.. l.. Cowlcs, an elderly Georgian, who
has been for several years assistant in tho
Senate folding-room. died to-day.
The State Department says the negotia-
tons between the Unised States aud Mexi-
co for a reciprocity treaty are not yet COM
pleted.
At the Republican senatorial caucus o-
day Mr.. Conger intimated that with frec
lumber In the tariff bill he could rot vote
for II. Mr.. Allison thought this was not .
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SUMMONS.

CIATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC.
y ramento-ss. In the Superior Court, in and
for said county. The People of the State Of Cali
fornia, to MARY COOK, greeting: You are hereby
notified that an action was commenced in the
Superior Court OF the county of Sacramento, State
aforesaid, by the fling Of a complaint in the
Clerks Office. OF said Court, on the 18th day of
MARCH, 1888 in which action HENRY COOK is
plaintiff, and you are defendant. That the general
nature OF the action, as appears from said COM
paint is IS follows: To obtain decree of this
Court dissoiving the bonds Of ratrimouy now and
heretofore existing between you said defendant and
sid plaintiff, and thai the plaintiff be Granted a
divorce therafrom upon the alleged grounds OF your
desertion Of said plaintiff and for general relief in the
premises all OF which is fully set forth in the COM
plant on file herein, to which reference is hereby
made And you are hereby directed to appear and
answer said complaint within ten days from the
service of this WRIT exclusive OF the day of service
If served on you in said county Of Sacramento; and
within thirty days. exclusive OF the day of service,
if served elsewhere; and YOU are further notified
that unless you so appear and answer within the
time above specified. the plaintiff viii take default
against you. and VII apply to the Court for the
felisf prayed for therein.
In testimony whereof, l. Charles ". Cogian, Clerk
OF the Cours aforesaid do hereunto set my hand and
afix the seal Of said Court this 14th day Of
TsssL- CHAs. NJ. COGLAy. Clerk.
L 5. TAYLOR, Attorney for Plaintiff
m15 lRw2m1h
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sacram snto Produce Markes-wholesale
Corrected dAiIy sor the RECORD UsIos.I

SACRAMENTO, March 2Sth
FRuIr-Lemons, Sicily, &c 5097; 0ranges-Paras
ma, 50 1893 q leo; California, 81 40gl rs q box /;
LINES scarce, 81 509l 70; Bananas s. 50@4 bunch
Pineappes, s59o 8 dozen Cocosnuts, s7CsS = 100;
Apples, S1&l % . box; Cranberries, sl6Gl6 sol
q Dbl.
PIE FRUITs--AssoTtod, 9Th cans, D doc, e. /;
assorted, gallon cans, So; Peaches, 9Th cans,
e.; Portland Blueberries, 9-D cans. g.; Whcr-
DRIED FsuIrs-Applss, Slicel, 7@8c . n; do
qusTtsredl 6G7c; pears. peeled. 7@8c; do Ia
peeled. 4G5c; P inns, p.tsed 12@lSc; Peaches,
10a101e; do, peeled, 1S8i9c; Prunef. German and
French, 128l3e; BAetberrles, l4al5c; Figs, Cali
orniR, use . b.
TAsss FRuITs-Assorted, s4.o cans, doz, g rs +,
Peaches, S3; Bartlett Pears, g. Piums, 3 IS !;
BlackberIies. sa@s %; Gooss5erres, % % Straw
berries IS Is; Apricoas, % Auscat Grapee, q IS
Red Currsnts, g s5; Cherries, IS 20.
VEoRTARhss-Sweet Potatoes, 4G5o y n; Po-
tatoes. S5cfssl so; Salt Lake, 81 S5@1 40 e cwt;
Onions 81 6061 50 2 cwt Caulifower, 75c1SI Cab
bage, sietI 10 y cwt; Carrots, 5oae0e . sack Tur
nips 60975e e 100; bunch vegetables, 12Ao e doz ;
Fa-snlps, &c; Beets, &c; Celery, 6o9I5c q dozen :
Horse Radish, 6s7c4 n; Artiehokes, Toe 9 dozen
Jerusalem Artichekes, S3G4c = Ii.
BssADsrUFPs-Fiorr, sc 30 = bbis Oatmeal. IS
G6 80 Toe Hs, latter for Eastern; Cornrneal. yell
low. "a 25g2 50; white, & 80; Crscked Wheat,
PoUursr-LIve TURKEYS, aSaa4c = u dressed, 20
a2sc; fun grown Chickens, s6 50a7 : dozen; young
Rocstsrs, 81 9 dozen; Btoiiers, s465; tame Ducks
$50; Geese, q 5o92 = pair Eggs, choice lots,
CANS Mallard Ducks, s. $ dozen; Canvasbscks,
s. 75g4 = dozen Sprigs, 81 50; Teal, 81 25 Hare
81 7592; Rabbits, Sl@l 80; Doves, 5o@75c y
dozen.
DAIRY PRoDUcTs-EusteT choice, 2S9253 = D !;
mixed lots in rolls, 90 22c y n Cheese. Califor
MIA, from 14ei5c; Western, fats, le9lsei Mar
fn's Cream, 1o920c.
MKATs-Bsef. 71sc; Mutton. &c = b; Lamb, "a
Sc; Pork. I0sI1c VEAL snsn calves. 89loc; large, Sc
Hay gram AND FEED-The prospect Of a drought
has caused sudden rise in price Of hay, which is
now quoted as follows: - ", 40 AIS > ton !;
Alfalfa Sl4 TO SIS z ton brkE, y ton, 81 80 mid
dlinys, SIS per ton barley, whole, 81 so; ground,
81 10; wheat, 81 S512 . ewt; tame oats, . cwt !,
81 40; c1rn. Il 75G1 81 = ewt
MrsosLtAsaoHE-ssee Affair, 123.3s; limo
thy. E4sisrn, 1Oaile Z b; Oregon, sal0c;
Rsd Clover l79ISe Red Top. 123@ltc Nuts
English Was1ts, ioeiie; California Walnuts,
19al1c; Almonds. Mise; Peanuts. Eastern, 90
NAL. OH cans lie Eastern, l6sQ17se Hides, salt,
light aud med .um, sgsc, and heavy 99ioc I; dry.
Is@1sc; Hops, offering so@soc = b; asking COG
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a Voice from a Distance.

MALTA BEND, Saline county, No., April !, 1882
]. P. Sarsfied, Sacramento, Cal.-Dear Sir:
have suffered with a sore shin for the last three
almost set me crazy Il was swollen so that when I
lay down pillow had to be placed under my knee
have had the attendance OF five of the best ply
sicaas in this county, but without relief. One told
me must attend at medical institute at Indianap.
oils to have an operation performed on the bone and
that if that did not cure must submit to amputa-
ton Ny daughter, however who is Mrs. Sarah E.
Lynn, Of 140I . street, Sacra neuto, heard Of the
wonderful cures Of your Salve, and sent me a can
The first application was very severe. 1t panied me
for about three hours, when all at once il ceased
paining me, and went to sleep and slept all night
IL was the first sleep had had for all night in six
months In two weeks after / commenced using
the Saive the sore was healed. and now / can walk
run and work as well IS l could five wears ago.
Gratefully yours, HIRAM HoFF.
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RuTIcE OF INSOLVENCY.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SACRA-
- mento. In the Superior Court, in the matter
Of L. J. DIERSsEN, insolyent debtor-L. J.
DIERSSEN having by this Court, January 3,
1893, been adjudged an insolveRt debtor, upon the
petition CT Ludwig Mebius and P. c. Drescher part
ners under the firm name of Mebius l. Co, and ether
creditors, it s ordered that A. H. Este, Sheriff Of
this county take possession of ell the estate, real
and personal, OF the debtor except such may be
by law exempt from execution, and all his deeds,
vouchers, books Of account and pape.s, and keep
the same safely until the appointment Of as
sgnee it is further ordered that said nsolvent be,
and be is hereby, forbidden to transfer any of bis
property, and all persons forbidden to pay any
debts transfer deliver any property belonging
to such nsoveut to rim, Tor his it is further
ordered that the creditors of said insolvsnt be and
appear before this Court, in Department NJ -nber
One in he Court house in the city OF Sacramento,
on MONDAY, April 2. 1853, at 10 O'clock A. N. Of
that day, TO prove their debts, and choose one or
more assignees OF the estate OF insolyent.
It's further ordered that the order be published
in the scRAMsyIo DAILY RECORD SIos, anewspaper
of general circulation, published in the city Of Sac
ramento, as often as the said paper is published
before the said day set for the meeting Of creditors
Dated February 81, 1888
JOHN W. ARMSTRONG, Superior Judge
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COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

Bah FRANCISCO, Marcn ZctD-l r NJ
FLoUR-Thefe is less steadines in the market,
though values unchanged Best City EXTRA s6 25
as so; Medium Grades, IS 50d5 rs Shipping Su-
perfne, 81 25@5 Is q Dbl.
WHELT-For long time the market has not been
in such an unsettled condition as at present There
is no disposition 10 buy, and the immediate future
Is one Of than usual uncertainty even to close
observers 1t Is questionable il an offer 70 sell No.
White spot at 81 95 would have brought out custom
to-day. Possibly 81 971 might be obtained for a
very choice let Of milling, but it would be consider
ed an extreme figure under existing circumstances,
The situation is illustrated to some extent by the
sale this morning on call OF 100 tons No. White
buyer the season, at 81 sol. This shows marked
decline. The last similar public sale was made or
Monday OF this week at 81 OIL g ctl. Other ssle'
included 100 tons No. White, buyer April. 81 SO
100 do seller 1888. 81 67l 100 do, 81 6T3 100 DO
81 6s /; 800 do, 81 60 g ctl.
At the Grain Exchange this afternoon the sales
included 100 tons No. l White seller 1888, 81 6s
200 do, buyer the season, 81 So; 800 do, 81 s. 10
do, No. White, spot, 81 80; 100 do, April 81 sol
100 do, 81 500 goo do, 81 81; 400 do, May, 81 81
100 do. 81 ST Q ctl.
Quotations OF No. grades Wheat at leading cen
4ers m day are teIegraphed as folloWs: