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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-18
MARINE rNTELLiGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, July II, 1883.
ARRIVED.

Schooner J. NAPLES Ponder, Quilen, H;yre de
Grace. coal, :. l.. LathT0p.
schooner Juliet, Loetcb, OrchiIla Island, guano,
Charles q. Snead, agent.
Schooner George ". Anderson, Gale, Phiadcl-
PHI "a. coal. Charles III. Page.
Schooner Henry ID. May. Morris, kennehec, Ice,
j. c. Smith Ice Company.
SAILED.
steamer wyanoke, Bulphers, New YORK, mer-
chanilse and passengers. T.. W. Allen 4 Go.
steamer Ashland, Tunnel. Philadelphia. mer-
chandise and passengers. j. W. hcCarriek. agent.
steamer Ariel. clifford, Norfolk, lniisr SAFES
nail, merchandise, aud passengers, l.. b. faiun
superintendent.
Schooner A. & +. Benton, Camp. New York.
slaves. Chesapeake and OHIO Railway Company
vessel. Cnrtls & Parker.
Schooner Ella Matthews. BOoye, shooters leland
slaves, Chesapeake and ohio Railway CompSeJ
vessel. Curtis < Parker.
schooner A. n. Waite, Moore, New York coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company; vessel
Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner Wake, Budd. Philadelphia, railroad
ties. Noivell Leake & Co.; vessel, Curtis < Par
ker.
schooner Daniel Pierson. Sumner, Philadelphia.
ties, NOryell, Leake 4 Co.; vessel, Curtis Far
ker.
Schooner A. Robinson, Adams, Norfolk. mould
ing-sand. Carrie & Co.
SAILED FROM BERMUDA HUNDREDS.
Brig Annie and Lille. Atherton. Portland, coal
Brighthope Railway Company.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAr.-Xhite. 325 bushels common 90 good
at a5c 10 Sl.l4. Red, 1872 bushels common "a
ndme Longberry al zoe. Ia 81 IS; asa bushels
mixed 1t 96c. to 81. le; 1880 bushels common 70
prime on private terms. -.. 80, ..,,,a,,
CORY.-White, AS bushels common on private
terms: so bushels good 10 very goOd al Oh 10 DOC
Mixed, IS bushels good az 62c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-18

NGILBORO' SPRINGS OPEN FROM
wi JUNE TO NOVEMBER lsT. bath-house
running water. sulphur, alum. aud chalybeate
waters on draught. Send card for circular and
general information 10 -
CARROLL GARRETT,
NilboTo' Springs Post-Ofhce,
,ys,m Bath county, Va.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND. July II. 1883.
OFFERINGS.

WHEAT.-White, 32s bushels. Red 5,S0s BUSH
els. ,,,., ooA,,.ho,.
OATs.-l, 900 bushels.
NFAI-74 bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-18
CIGARS.

LEVITT 4 SON, No. % SOUTH
III FOURTEENTH STREET, msnpfsctrrers
gtIcriosh FL PICADOR, LA NINA, VISTA
EnNDOIIER, F0RGET-ME-N0Ts,o OLD JACK,
STANDARD, EXCEL sIoR, and their new brand
and orders solicited from the trade. ap 29-eod3m
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OPEN FROM JUNE TO NOVEMBER

BATHS, BILLIARDS. TELEGRAPH, POSI-,
and EXPRESS-OFFICEs.
GOOD LIVERY and FINE BAND OF MUSIC
Pamphlets can be obtained OF PURCELL ]. ADD
hand &. A. C0LUOUN,
iy 7-2w Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-18
SIMMER RESORTS.
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
HOTEL, COTTAGES, AND RESTAURANT,
GREEYBRIER COUNTY, ". VA.
OPENS JUNE 18TH.

The most celebrated resort In the south. Gil
mate cool and delightful. Waters wonderful In
their therapeutic effects. Terms: $3.50 per day,
SO per week, and f75 per month.
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STEAMBoAT FOR sALE.fiE

The small steamer" TIGER LILY viii be sold
cheap for cash; Apply s e ...,vn.s
Posl-Odiee Box 4o2, Newbern, n. G
je f9-lm
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. July II, 1883.
IBy Telegraph

ARRIVED.
steamer Luray, Schermerhorn. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers, Chesapeake and 0hie
Railway Company land sailed on retnrnl.
steamer Accomac, Dek, merchandise and pas
sengers, Smithheld, Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company land sailed on returnl.
steamer Northampton, McCarrick, Norfoik,
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake and OHIO
Railway COMPANY land ~ He'd on retnrEi.
steamer PamIlco. Blakeman. smithdeli, iner-
chandise and passengers, Chesapeake and ONO
Railway Company land sailed on returnl
Steamer George AppOld Foster. Norfolk. n1er-
chandise, u. aud n. 4. Company land sailed on
rcturn).
SAILED.
steamer GuvandOtte. Kelly. New York, mer-
chandise Old Dominion Steamship Company
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UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT.
OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA,
HYGEIA HOTEL.

Open all the wear. and accommodates LOCO
guests. Excellent Boating and Fishing. and the
Hathing The finest on the Atlantic coast. Terms
less for the accommodations given than any resort
in the country. =
Circulars describing hygienc advantages OF
either place furnished on application.
II. PIlEBUS.
q IL &, Droprfpfor and Lessee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-18

FROHsDoRF, July 17.-Count De Cham
bord's physicians now say his disease is not
cancer but is inflammation OF the stomach.
His condition has improved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-18
&c 3-F.su&w2m Proprietor and lie
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
1900 FEET ABOVE THE LEVEL OF IL
SEA.

As A DYsPEPTIC WATER WITHOUT A
RIVAL.
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DAGGERS VIII TIE SU l. + III II
IL SPRINGS,
BOTETOrRT COUNTY, VIRGINIA
OPENS JUNE 10Th.

New beds and woven wire bed-springs; cottages
renaIrcd new rooms; and In part nice, new Iurnl-
| ture added. Address W. ID bEAN;
| o. 12-sOdlm Manager
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Senator Jones's Return.

A NATIVE IRIsHMAN's VIEWS CPoN IRELASD's
CoNDITIOS-THE PEOPLE ORDERLY AND
PEACEFUL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-18

UEALING SPRINGS, BATH COUN.
Ill Try. VA, WILL BE OPEN THE lsT DAl
OF JUNE. Hot, Cold, Plunge. and shower Batns
Baths at the natural temperature oil the wate
SEQ Fahrenheit send postal for descripuNe
osmnhIeI- II. CARTER ECBANh,
pa" nn Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-18

NOBB'S ISLAND, VA, THE ONLY
I SEASIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA.
The 6nest and safest surf-Balhins; ocean
Channel. ard shark Fishing and snlPe-shoo'ins'
TERMS: az per day; sl2 per week; s4o per
month. .,,o.mor Sor,b,mn.
81, ~ che,rystone every Monday. "Wednesday, and
Eid T.. Ths baltimore and Washington steamers
ni ss. ~ IN j. I. SPADY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-18

LONDON, July 17.-At the Great Var
mouth meeting to-day the race for all ages
maiden plate, was won by j. X. Keene',
Potosi; Agnes Bentinck second, and { no.
r,ls third. Five starters. The betting a
the start was 3 to against Potosi. POtos
won by one half length.
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rtrcrIoS OF TOWN oYfIcERs-fATAL DIS
TyxpER AMONG cArrLE-How THE BOTS
POOLED ruE OLD rARsER--vNivEKsIrr
rryus--srppgN DEATH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-18

IVUIhDhIUUI- = .r..,-,,,
IL, ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.
TWO distinct hotels and separate dining.ro1ras
Cottages attached to each hotel. Gas ana etectrc.
bells Naval-Academy Band. Charges Rraced
Cap"ci''' i'V'V EUGENE G. PEYTON,
ozou General Manager.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-21

FRICHTFUL DEATH.-The Dixon Tribune
OF July 20sh furnishes the following
Thursday evening about P. A. William
Vaughn, farmer living about seven miles
east of Dixon, was attacked and bitten by
a savage boar, and died from the effects of
the wounds in less than ten hours. TIE
particulars, so fer as we are able to learn
them, are about as follows Mr.. Vaughn
and the hired man were engaged in choring
around the barn. On the premises there
was sly, In which were confined several
hogs, among them a young boar, three
years old, monster in size, and having
tusks of immense proportions. Mr.. Vaughn
entered the aty with the intention of clean
ing out the troughs, and while so engaged
was suddenly and Unexpectedly attacked
by the boar. He was knocked down, but
quickly. recovered his feet, without so far
sustaining any serious damage but before
he could escape the now thoroughly infu-
rated boar struck him on the thigh. His
tusks penetrated on opposite sides of the
leg, and mangled the flesh in horrible
manner. The wounds bled profusely, but
Mr.. Vaughn still retained sufficient pres.
ence of mind to compress the ruptured
blood vessels with his hands until he could
reach the house. Physicians were imme-
diately summoned, who at once secured
both ends of the severed artery and checked
arterisl hemorrhage. The unfortunate man
was by this time greatly exhausted, and
sank into an apparent slumber, from which
he never awakened. Mr.. Vaughn was a
native of Vermont, and probably about 30
years of age, He was quiet, industrious
citizen, and highly esteemed by q wide
circle OF friends and acquaintance. Being
8 member in good standing of the A. o. U.
W, his widow ia entitled to and doubtless
will receive the amount Of his insurance,
s.. 900.
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SIN FRANCISCO MARKET REVIEW.
la.poa.sp POE rnu sAosAassrO AsooRD.uyros.l
GenernI .sercIaunsse.

SAN FRANCISCO. j cly 20 1888.
BAGS ASD BAGGING-C altutt7 Wheat Bags are in
fair demand at 7t@7ac- Tn, Oak and fac-
toy will resume operations within two weeks.
Pot to Gunnies are iobbing at So SIZE Wool Bags 42
61i5c; Burlaps, 7sc for 4-inch and l2tc for 6inch
Hop Cloth, Idliac . yard
Doors AID SHoFs-The 500 or Z Cinnamon on
q strike short time ago in tn city have resumed
W TX under a compromise Some OF the chinese &C
tories employ cC nsidsTable VIII te labor Ole OF the
largest has recently added whit women labor in the
stitchn department.
HREIp-Ihe revived price list Of the California
Cracker Company quotes lots in cases OF 20 20 and 50
Ms as follows Cr4ckn d. &c Congress and Cocosnut
Tahy Cakes, each lSc; bananas Cocoanut Cakes,
Egg ,Jumbles and Va lila Bars, each lac
AI1habet. Charms. Assorted Extra Excelsior,
Ginger Nuts, Medalions, Nio-Naos, Novelties NJ
erals Pretzels and ice Jumbles each l2c; Assert
ed Fruits Ginger Cakes, Jenny Lind, La Grande,
Lemon Mix Fancy Oatmeal, Overland, and Seed
ter Cracker Meal, Cream, Galetta, Graham,
Lunch, Milk Monitors Oyster Pearl, Picnic
Extra, Santa CLAIR. Wafer, Water and Wines,
each Sc: Picnic 61c Soda Extra, each Tic Saloon
Pilot &c Soda Crackers SIC Pilot Bead Extra, 4sc
Pilot Bread, &c ; Ship Bread. BIC g n
CEHENT-Eastern tRosend2le and other brandt J,
81 z562 50, and foreign Portland and other
brands) So SOFAS rs; Golden Gate Plaster, 50 75'e
3: Wotherspoon aster seas IS Santa Cruz Lime.
81 61tl 70 q bhl Land Plaster si2 % y ton FIRE
CLAW 81 p Dbl r American aud 50 for English Brick
St, sizes Z bb. Cattle Hal, &c; Goat Hair, &c
GiiHiooRY-Californis, 5s@6lo English and German,
G54L-There is still scarcity of steam descriptions.
and a eeol many tracts to ar i've are yet incom
nlete The reluctance to take Wheat ships and the
modified views touching the quantity ppOs to be
on the prize of Coal to arrive j. ". Harrison pri
lar f1lnt as
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-21

ABOUT A "BLooMING BRIDE.-There
is a bit of history associated with the
given name of Adjutant. G General Drum 8
daughter, now the wife of Lieutenant
Henry j. Hunt, of Arctic fame, which has
been recalled in connection with her we'd
ding cards. They bore the name " Bios
son." by which the young lady has always
been known, whereas she was christened
plain Henrietta Margaret" At the
breaking out of the war General Drum
was stationed in California, and was an ill.,
tense Union man. Mrs. Drum was q
Southern lady, and all her family, except
Judge Morgan, who is now Minister TO
Mexico, entered the Confederate service.
1t was one of the trying cases where fami-
lies were divided in arms against each
other. Mrs. Drum was never heard to
murmur, however, trusting the cause which
her husband believed was right. In 1862,
the young lady, who has reigned belle
here for the last two winters, was born,
and, being fair, was called by her mother 4
friends Cotton Blossom" The idea
seemed more significant than at first, when
it was made to refer to the little lady q
far skin, and they took advantage of it to
make hit at the Generals stanoh Union
ism. California did not lack fer Southern
sympathizars, who could not understand
why General Drum should not resign his
commission, like so many other West
Pointers, aud go with the South, to which
he was SO closely attached by family re-
latiouship. In this mood they sent large
numbers of presents of silver caps, gold
spoons, and other souvenirs, all inscribed
Cotton Blossom" So the girl grew up a
sturdy Union girl, and the name OF
Blossom chung to her until, ripening to
fascinating belle, thu term did not seem
out Of place long after it's origin was for
gotten Washington letter to Pittsburg
Dispatch.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-21

4 TEST OF PRONUNCIATION.- The fol-
lowing rather curious piece of composition
was recently placed upon the blackboard
st Teachers Institute, and a prize of a
Webster's Dictionary offered to any person
who could read it and pronounce every
word correctly. The book was not carried
off, however, as twelve was the lowest
number OF mistakes in pronunciation
made: A sacrilegious son of Belial, who
suffered from bronchitis, having exhausted
his finances, in order to make good the
deficit resolved to ally himself to comedy,
leuient and docile young lady Of the Malay
or Caucasian race. He accordingly pur-
chased calliope and coral necklace of a
chameleon hue, and, securing suite OF
rooms at a principal hotel he engaged the
head waiter as his coadjutor. He then dis
patched letter of the most unexceptional
caligrsphy extant, inviting the young lady
to s matinee. She revolted at the idea,
refused to consider herself sacrihcable to
his desires, and sent polite note OF re.
fusal, on receiving which he procured a
carbine ard 3 bowie. knife, said that he
would not now forge letters hymeneal with
the Queen, went to an isolated spot sew
cred his jugular vein and discharged the
contents of the csrbine into his abdomen.
The debris was removed by the Coroner"
TIE mistakes in pronunciation were made
on the following words " Sacrilegious,
Belial, bronchitis, exhausted, finances, de-
felt, comely, ienient, dOoile, Malay, CALI
ope, chameleon, suite, coadiutor, caligra.
ply, matinee, sacrifcAble, carbiue, lyme
neal, isolated, jugular and debris.-[ Pacific
Printer
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Sacramento Produce @arRss Wholesale
corrected daily for the RzCogD. UHIoS.J

SACRAMENTO, July goth.
FRUITS - Lemons, Sicily, s10@1l q case Oranges
Tahiti, 50 1904 q box California, 81 75G2 % {
box; Lines, 81 25Gl 90 Banana, 8 60@t5 u bunch
Pi1eapplos, 5000 8 dozen Cocosn1tS, S79S d 100
Apples, slGl % g box; Cranberries, Sl6Gl6 Z
Dbl Strawberries, lIGl2c q b Cherries 81 50az
p box; Blackbeiries 7aSc . h; Apricots. Base
u Il !; Figs, 95c q r Pears, Sl@2 y box; Plums
Base @ ID; Grapes, l0gl5c y II.
PIE FRUlTs-AssorLed, 29-D cans, q doE. g.
assorted, gallcu Gang, e5; Peaches, 25-D cana
81 Portland BlQebeErieG, f-B cans, 81; WhoT
leberries, 81 70.
quartered, 500; pears, peeled, 7@Sc; do, III.
peeled, 4@5c Pl Ins, pitted 14Es15c; Peaches,
French, 14el5C; BlackberFiss. 10 Clio; Figs, Cali
fOrnia @Sc = d.
TAshs FRUr1s-Assorted, 9S-1 cans, y dor, 90 rs
Peaches, SO rs Bartlett Pears 81 rs Plains, y s.
8lsckberries, S3@3 20 Gooseosrries, 50 90 Straw
berries, IS IS; Apricots, So HuscGt GFspe5, s. 10
Red Currznts, s3 %; Chsrris. g. 90.
VEeETAsLEs-Po satoee, SOC 00c; Tomatoes, 81 Boa
IS; String Bears, SG4c; Wax Beans, 9a4c 3 NJ
Green Corn, 12l@l6c 2 doZ.; Summer Squash, 2G3C
q ID ; Onions, Lew, S5@90c; Caulihower. 90c@$l
Cabbage, S1@I 25; Carrots, 81 2 hundred; Tur.
niPs, 81 % q cwti bunch vege,abled l23c doz
Parsnips, IT.; Beets, lts; Hosss Radish, 59oc Il
chokes, 3!a4c u % Rhubarb, 566c; Green Pep
pers ,;5@6e q n; Egg Plant, 7asc 3 II osra, 20g
25c y D.
BRsArsTUF9s-Flour, So rs 2 Dbl: Oatmeal, Ct
so wv LVJ ldtLeI IRsseiu tOFln1BEl yer
low, 81 25@2 IS white, 8 so; Cracked Wheat, s.
Formative TurkeYe 13G16s & n dressed, Is
@I9c; full grown Chickens, $79s . dozen /; young
BOOSTERS, t5@6 2 dozen; BEoilers, t3@5; tame
Ducks, seat so Gaese 81 S0s92 q pair Eggs
choice lots, 1926: q dozen.
GAAE- Hare, 81 75&2 Rabbits, s19l 90.
DAIRY PRODuQs-Butter, choice, 25Gs27o s h
mixed lots, In rolls, 2oqs22o 2 IL :; Cheese. Caliior
mia, from l3Gl4c; Western, fats, 109l5o; Mar
in Cream, l9G20c
MaATs-Beef, 7eeso; Mutton, 495c . n; Lamb, "a
Sc; Cork. l0@llc; ZEAL soail calyes 9@l0c; large Sc
Hay, GRAIs AND FsED-0st hoy, as y lon
Alfalfa, 60 10 SIC Ton braa, y ton, $40
mddllngs $50 per ton; barley, whols, 81
ground, 81 O5 wheat 81 6oal 70 q owt tame oats
f3a2 30; corn, q 6Q91 70 . cwt
6iIsCsIIAssoUs-Seeis-A Alfalfa, 1S9iic; Tirno
shy, Eastorn, 99iOc 3 70 Oregon, 5GiiOo
Red Clover 179lsc Rel Top l2}@l1o Euts-
English Walnuts, I09i1c; California Walnuts
l05@11c; Almonds l5i&1Gc; Peanuts, Eastern 90
I0c; California, S@9c; 1allow, TIC; Lard (Caliior
na), lob cans lac Eastern, 1c91ss Hides, salt
light and medium. s49c, and heavy elaIec dry,
l6t9l7c; Hops, offering at 25G30c g n.
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How "JoHN" IS KEPT OUr.-The
OIvmnin Nv. II Oonrier saws

How "JoHN" IS KEPT OUT-The
Olympia Nv. IT, Courier says;
There are now less than u 600 China.
men in British Columbia, and the number
is increasing fully 100 per month by the
arrival of ship loads in Victoria. These
are scattered ont along the Canadian Rail
road, among the fisheries and in the numer.
Gus smaller places in British Columbia
Hundreds of these are all the time watch
ing for chances to get into this country.
They come across straits in small boats
and canoes and land in Clallam and JeiFer-
son counties, and also come by the same
means to the San Juan Islands and into
Whatcom county. There are nine different
routes across the border by which they are
sll the time coming in OF attempting to do
so. They 90 inland to the Columbia river
and come in down that river by scores,
snd ss the Canadian Pacific works eastward
other avenues for their ingress to q for
hidden territory will be opened. The
Courier calls for the appointment Of addi.
tionsl inspectors to guard the gulf islands
and the boundary line,
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We quote other kinds: Coke Tin IS 1896 10; Roofing
do 37A Charcoal dc So 50q6 rs q bx Yellow Metal
24o125c English Cast Steel l+6l5e Sheet Zinc. SlG
SIC; Pig Lead 4A95c Bar Lead, 55(T6c; Lead Pipe.
7@8o Sheet Lead SGSAc; Bar Copper, l5o; Pig Tin.
NAILs-We quote standard size at 80 rs q leg
OIL-China Nut, sec: California Castor, 81 20 for
No. !, AID 81 Is No .; Refined Cocoenut, 4C@45c;
California Linseed in single barre lots 57ae forraw and
Coo q gallon for boiled Petroleum no degrees. in
cans l61p2Cc; do in bulk I4c do 1850 degrees 2227c
Whale, 4340473o; Sperm 81 05t1 Is for crude pure
winter strained Lard, $50 in bbls and 81 in tins
Posse Olive. $5Gf5 IS; PAgniol Olive So 5016 so
DrTet do, s. 5O96 70; extra tine kinds. ss19 b dozen
quarts
PAIyrs-Pioneer White Lead, &c q H.
PAPER-Californis Straw Wrapping. SIC, s0c 81 and
81 10 q ream for the four styles.
POWDER California Blasting. 50 Is @ keg: Giant.
600 for No and 10 for No /: Vulcan Blasting 35c
er No l, Soc for No and $3.50 g ID for No g with the
QUIcKsILvRR-SZS so q flask. Price in London,
{ los
sALr-LiveTgool tns is quoted at sl5@22 90; Car
men Island, $138i5 for and s2eSs22 Tor fns
California sl06l2 for coarse and s14al6 for Rne.
SOAP-We quote Pale at 5S6c and On mical Olive
at 7@r9c y II
srARcH-various brands of Eastern are quoted at
sPfoEsNC assia, saSlc; Gloves 2s@25c; Nutnegs,
60965c; Mace, zoe Pepper l5Gi6.c; Pimento, IG@
TEA~New japan Is now freely offered at Sc to site
for good med UNI grades
wooDENwARE- leading firm quotes as fol
% three rug Pess Of EIGHT 81 vanished
dozen S912l nest of three So 50 ear tolack hoopl
per dozen. sl29I6; Lest of three IS sO tsalvan
lied hoop, per dozen, Sl4GlS; nest of three, "a F.;
e. % Pals painted 81 70 per dozen; vanished
1903 30 white s. 5J@4 50; lard red, 81 50@3.
Wsshboards, Caliorn zinc. 81 50 per dozen; East
ern combination, ST; Eastern double zinc "a 81 /;
Eastern Wilson, 50 so per dozen.
WOODEN GOODS - Mission White Blankets are
quoted follows Extra Super Lambs, 9-xlO2, sop
pair for four AS and so for three AS; do two As
SSx9S $50 single a, S4x9l, S26 b Extra Super, SAX
81 S23 other grades OF came go down to Sl4 So
cording TO size quality Super Gre ian Border
Sl3 dow1 to IS; Cradle and Crib do, 81 so down to
Blankets, IS 5O,Gi5 90 Mission Colored Blankets
Is .N0a9 so q nair
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xhole and 1890 Q n for diced do, machine dried.
1es12ac; Plums, u.@l2c for pitted and S394c for
unpitted; German Prunes, 9S10c; French Prunes,
l3a14c q 10 Raisns 81 so for loose Huscatel and
advance for fractional boxes.
HosKY-Hew crop extracted is held at 6a7c . ID
for choice; dark, 4G6c Comb, loGl6c . ID.
BuTrzR-Prices have been advanced. Inquiry
is fair Fancy, 27lc choice, "a 92oc; fair to
good, 1929 inferior lots from country stores,
169ls;; choice hrkln, old, 2o9224c; do, new,
22@25e; ordinary do, 17@1ec picked roll, 2492ec
CHEEsE-Steady Trade is moderately active
California, l0I@l1lc for choice 9Gl0c for fair to
good; do, factory, in boxes, 14gl6c; Eastern,
rs 1I6c q h.
ular. Invoice lots sell as they arrive within
our figures, but selected parcels bring ad-
vanced rates Sales said to have been
California, 2sa3oc for good. and 25G26c for far
quality; Utah, 26@27c; Eastern, 24a25c; Faralone,
2sc g dozen.
PouurRY-The selling interest has the adyan-
tsge. Live Turkeys, gobbers, 22125e; do Hens,
2l@23c; Rols ters, s7@7 80 Tor old, and 81 50Glo
for Young Geps, $50 3d.; BrOllers, S4o6, ac-
cnrding TO size; Ducks, s6GS; Geese, 81 bO@2
o pair
Doves, 75c@Sl Q do en-; Hare, q 7582; Rabbits,
81 25pl 90 y dog
PROVISIONS Active trse Eastern Hams. 164@
lie; California Hams, 14sGl5c for plain, l54@l6!c
Tor sugar-eIred canvased Eastern Breakfast Bacon,
169l64c California Smoked Bacon }G15c for heavy
aud medium, and l69164c for light and extra light
Clear sides, Ia @l5c; Perk, sls 50g19 for Extra
Prime S20a2050 for Prime Mess S24925 so Tor Mess,
e25 509z6 for Clear, s26 50Gt27 for Extra Clear
| Pigs Feet, s16@IS g Dbl: Hess Beef, s14 seals
TOR bbls and Is 90 for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef
sl5l@l54 for bbls and IS SO for half bbs Family
Beef, sls9ls 90 , Dbl California Smoked Beef,
dozen: Eastern Lard, l4!c for tierces and
| l5G15lc q u for pals J.; California do 10-R
tins, I2ld13c; 5-b DO. ISl 8l9o: pals, l3lgl4c
for l0-tb l44dl4Io for 5-io, AID 142@l5c g ID for
| Bib pals.
| WooL-With comparatively no buyers, the market
] cannot be ntharYIse than nI.iat and dmlI
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-21

RAISING COOP SToCK,-The Woodland
AIatl of July 18Th has the following:
Mr. Watkins yesterday sold 60 sheep to
Mr.. Munson. They were of the Spanish
and French Merino blood. They were pur-
chased for the purpose of taking them to
Texas. Mr.. Billiard sold to the same gen
t,eman a ear load of the pure Merino, for
which price WAS paid largely in advance
of those sold by Mr.. Watkins. Yolo has
g reputation for fine sheep, and people
come here from great distances to pur-
chase. It costs no more to raise good stock
than poor, and when it is ready for the
market a good article always brings re-
munerstive prices. No one can afford to
raise any but the best, and eur farmers are
enterprising enough to see this. We COM
mend them for it. In this transaction
there was probably So 600 left in Yolo
county to these two gentlemen. Mr.. Wat
kins has also purchased pure Merino
buck for which he paid fancy price.