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TIE CIGARETTE GIRLS.

No habit has grown upon the creature
human in the last ten years like cigarette
smoking. Millions of the insidious little
paper packages are consumed every year
in the United States, and they retain pop
ularity in spite of an occasional crusade
against them. Cigarette smoking differs
from tobacco smoking in the fact that the
practiced cigarette user inhales the smoke.
This fact draws down upon the practice de-
nunciations even from quarters where
the cigar is tolerated. Cigarettes are made
in Richmond Lynchburg, New York and
Baltimore. IL this city they are four large
factories and great many small ones.
Girls are employed to roll them, and each
deft set of fingers can make from 9, 600 to
5000 cigarettes day. a reporter of the
Sun went through large factory in this
city yesterday where they were about 100
girls at work. The girls were busy in one
large room. They wore calico dresses as a
rule, each occupied sort of a table or
desk, and all of them were vivacious aud
healthy looking. A girl whose rapid fin
gers were turning out about five cigarettes a
minute was addressed and asked some
leading questions as to how she liked the
trade. She had little two-by-four piece
of stiff paper pasted on the table before
her, the end toward her being loose. A
pile of inviting looking tobacco was hesped
in front of her, which, with little oblongs
of tissue paper and bottle of muoilage,
completed her outfit. Her method was to
lay tissue paper on the stiff piece, place
tobacco in it, and with an almost imper
ceptible movement her little fingers trans
form it into neat roll. Mucilage was
then used to cement it, and with scissors
she clipped away the strings of tobacco
that hung of the ends. She condescended
to talk, and rather concluded that she
liked the work very well, and could make
more money at it than she could by
working in F." sewing shop" She got 60
cents L 900 for cigarettes by piece work,
and could make 81 80 a day easily. OF
course che had to have day, maybe two
days, off every week. How could she go on
these Just too lovely excursions il she
didn't? She made enough anyhow to get
her clothes and to give bit now and then
to her mother. The foreman of the shops
said to the reporter that there were about
400 girls employed in making cigarettes in
Baltimore. 1t took a girl about four
weeks to learn how to make paper cigar.
cites, and about four days to learn how to
make the cigarettes with tobacco leaf
wrappers. These latter are made with the
aid Of machine, and each mandatory
has its own special patent. These machine
made cigarettes are harder to perfect than
handmade ones are, and the girls get
81 25 per 1000 for them. Cigarette girls
are usually good-natured and full of fun.
Few Of them smoke, although the tempta-
ton is great, and as the foreman remarked
yesterday, "Their only weakness is to get
away from work on plea of sickness, aud
then 90 on picnic or excursion. II BAlti-
more Sun.
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TIE BoTroM OF LAKE WINNIPIsEoGEE.
Captain Eugene Sullivan, submarine
diver, from Boston, who recently made an
unsuccessful search for the body of E. L.
Dunklee, drowned in Lam Winnipiseogee,
saw some things of an interesting charsc-
ter while under water. What is known as
Eagle Island, he says, is really the top of
hill, which rises some 100 feet from the
bottom of the lake, with just the brow of
the hill protruding from the water. This
hill is very steep, and is covered with
cliffs and lodges, many of which are from
so to 40 feet high. At some distance from
Eagle Island is q vast plain thickly COW
cred with eel-grsss. and literally alive with
cells of all sizes. Captain Sullivan also en-
countered large shoals of hornpouts near
this plain, and in fact reports fish of all
kinds to be very numerous and in some
cases very large. The $" tinny denizens of
the deep" seemed TO take kindly to the
human intruder on their domains, and
swarmed around him in large numbers,
nibbling at his armor and carefully in
specting every portion of g the rare Curl
esitv from up above" The diver also dis
covered spring of cold water bubbling up
from the bottom of the lake, and sur
rounded with quieksands, into which he
walked and commenced sinking, but was
promptly pulled out by his men above
when the proper signal was given. OF
course, if the body of person who has
been drowned should rest on the quick
sands surrounding one of these springs, it
would be speedily enguIfed, never to ap.
pear again, and perhaps this will stand for
one reason why bodies of many persons
lost in the lake have never been reco yered.
-[New York Times.
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Sacramento Produces Market Wholesale
Corrected daily for the RECORD UNon.i

SACRAMENTO, August 31st.
fRUn-Lemons, Sicily, 80 50d10 q case; Oranges
Tahiti, 50 25a3 % 3 box California, 81 7592 q
box Lines 81 GOAL IS; BSnanas, go bOtG3 e bunch I;
Pneappas, 25G9 = dozen Cocoanuts, 27G98 a 100 I;
Apples 75cGsl Is - box Figs, 394c Il h Pears
75cGS1 % q box; Plums. 3@5c q h; Grapes, 4a6c
q ID Nectarnes, S94c @ Ii.
PIa FRUITs-AssOrted, 2s-fb cans, q don, 81 I;
assorted, gallon cans, 25 Peaches, BIB cana
e.; Portland Bluahe-riea so cans g. Whor-
cherries, 81 rs; Capital Asparagus, 81 so dozen
cans.
Da1zD FRuITs-Apples, alicel, o, . n; do
luAstered, care; pears, peeled, rose; do, u.
peeled, 4G5c; Pl ims, pitted 14915o; Peaches
0Gl0c; do, peeled, 186elec; Prilnes Germsu and
French, 14Gl5e; BlAckberries, 149l6o; Figs, Cali
f1rnia, Sc y n.
TABLE FRurrs-Assorted, 2l-z cans, . doz, co rs /;
Peaches, 81 rs; Bartlett Pears. 50 IS Plums q IS ;
Blackberries, S3@3 %; Gooseberries, 90 Is Straw
berries S3 70; Apricots, g co. Muscat Grape1 g TO-
Bed CurrantS, IS 20; Cherries, IS 30.
VResrABLEs-Po tstoes. 60p70e: Tomatoes, 40S
soc; String Beans 29Sc; Wax Beans, 2@3c q ib ;
Green Corn 121415c q doz.; Summer Squash, 2d3c
q 10 Onions, Lew, 6O@70c; Caulidower, 90cGSl !;
Cabbage, 81 25t6l so +; Carrots 81 q hundred TuT-
Psrsnips, l1c Beets, lie; Horse Rsdish, 5a6c D (;
Artichokes 40150c = dozen; Jerusalem Att
choEes 3t94c q h; Green Peppers, 3d4c q h +;
Egg Plant, 495c q ID okra, 4g5e NJ; cucun-
bers, 3aic Q doz
BRHA6srurps-F1our, e5 62} q barrel; Oatmeal,
81 rs q 100 ios latter for Eastern; COrnresl, yell
lJw, 81 2592 IS; white, 81 Is; Cracked Wheat 81.
PoULrRY-Live Turkeys, 1906 2 d /; dressed, is
gl9c full grown Chickens, 20 az 3 dozen young
BOOSTERS, f4d5 D dozen; BIotiers, s39S; tame
Ducks, 1896 so; Geese. 81 5092 Q pair Eggs,
choice lots, S3@371c Q dozen.
GAxE-Hare, 81 75@2; Rabbits, s1Gei 30.
DAIRY PRoDUcTs-Burser, choice, S0a321s h +;
mixed lots, IN rolls, 2oe22c . d; Cheese, Caliior
MIA, from Bate; Western, 6ats, l09l6c; Mar
ms Cream, 19@sOc.
MHATs-Bses, 7ssc Mutton, 495e q % Lamb, 6S
&c; Pork I011c; Veal, small calves e@l0c: large, Sc
Hay, GRAIN AND FEED--o4t h4y, s12@l4 8 ton
Alfalfa hay, ss@9 : ton; bran, . ton, $40
mtddlIngs, s22 9 ton; barley, whole, y (;
ground, 81 10 ~heat 81 eoa1 20 g cws tame cate,
81 1922; corn, 81 cool 70 y cwt.
HIs0BLLASBoUs-se Seeks Alfalfa, l39llo; limo
my, Eastern, s9loe Di Oregon, SOLOS
Red Clover, 1791sc Z: Red Top, 124esI4o -; Euts-
English wainuts, 91gloc California WslDuts,
9Ig10c; Almonds, 169l61c; Peanuts. Eastern, 9@
Ice Lard (Caiforaia) lob cans, 14e; Eastern l6
alsc Hides, salt, light and medium, s99c, and
heavy, e9ioc dry. l791so; Tallow, Sc; Hops,
offering at 258S0c 2 h.
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Scarlet fever of a mild type in Nevada
City.
But few attended the Mormon conference
at LAguna.
The telephone company at Orange has
closed its Office. Lack of patronage.
Nevada county is excited over deposits
of porcelain clay in the northeastern part
of Nevada township.
On running the surveyors lines over the
Laguna ranch, in Los Angeles county, the
other day, the needle suddenly ceased to
work. The supposed cause is the presence
of iron ore on the ranch.
The people of Modesto now believe that
]. J. Robins, who was recently accused of
criminal conduct in that place, has been
unjustly suspected. They are happy now
that the projected lynching was not carried
out.
Agent Wilcox recommends that the re-
turned renegades, who are now being "a
toned by the War Department, be put on
the usual footing with the other Agency
Indians, and that they be supplied with
ratiOns by the Agency.
A Mr.. McClane, while camping near
Laguna, was bitten last week by large
black spider, and his life was in great dan
ger. Two women camping at the same
place were bitten by spiders, but the
wounds did not cause much pain.
The Stock Growers Association OF So.
zorro, N M will pay $500 for the arrest
and conviction of any person stealing cat
tie, horses or mules from any member OF
the association, and $3.50 for the arrest and
conviction of each additional person impli-
Gated in the same offense.
The annual feast of St. Augustine was
formally opened at Tucson, a. T., Tuesday
night. There were over 5000 people on
the ground. Every game in the calendar
of gambling is represented. A large nun.
Der Of natives from Sonora ere in attend
ance. The feasting features are principally
watermelons, mescal and whisky. 1t will
last about ten dave.
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Itching & Burningl
itching & Burningl

ECZENA, OR SALT RHEUM, WITH ITS AGO.
IL MIXING itching and burning Instantly relieved
by warm bath with CUTIcuRA SOAP, and single
application of CuTIcURA the great skin Cure. This
repeat ed daily with two three doses Of CUTICURA
RES LvENT, the New Blood Purifier, to keep the
blood col, the perspiration pure and uBifritatng,
the bowels open the liver and kidneys active, will
speedily cure Eczema, letter, RingEorm, Psoriasis,
Lichen Pruritus, Scald Head Dandruf and every
species Of Itching, Scaly ana Pimply Humors Of the
Scalp and Skin, when the best physicians and all
known remadies fail
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American California
Refinery. Refinery.

SYeuP-.ince January 24th the quotations FOR local
made have been as flllows Bbhls, Soc; haf-bb g,
sic; sglOn kegs sic: igallon tins 72ac y gallon
TEA-Naw Japan is now freely offered at s. to SIZE
for good med um grades.
WooDENwARE-A leading firm quotes as fol-
lows Tubs painted per per. dozen sf 5000 nest
Dozen s392l; nest Of three, g 50 ear tls ho0p)
per dozen SI2@l6; rest Of three, 50 80 tgalvan
led hoop) per dozen, Sl46lS nest Of three "a :
Keeler's vanished. per dozen, S2pi; nest of FIVE.
81 20 Pals painted, 81 70 per dozen vanished
1908 so white - 5l94 %; lard GOV red 81 5e93
ern combination, 81: Eastern double zinc, 81 81 /;
Eastern Wilson. So 90 per dozen.
WooLEN GOODS - Mission Whits Blankets are
quoted as follows Extra super Lambs 9.Xl02 S50p
pair for four AS ami $40 for three AS; do two AS,
o. S5S other grades of same $50 down to S.. 81 &C
cording TO size a d quality. Super Gre ian Border
SIS down to So; Cradle aud Crib do, 81 so down to
50 IS other Whit Bauketa s6lol1. Pioneer Colored
Blankets, IS 50@l5 80; Mission Colored Blankets.
s. 5g09 80 D pair
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
Twenty.five wears ago a Young lady Of
San FRANCISCO. August Scat.

Twenty-Five years ago young lady of
this town had singular dream. She con-
suited dream book, and learned that she
would have four husbands before she
reached the age of thirty. This made her
rather independent, and abe is now an old
maid of sorty-two, and has never had q
beau. Some dream books are not as re-
liable as they might be. -[Norristown
Herald.
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CUTioURA REMEDIES

Are the greatest medlclnes on earth.
J. W. ADANs, Newark, o.
The half has not been told to their curative
powers. c. A. WILLIAMS, Providence.
They cure in every case.
H. W. BRooEwAY, NJ. D franklin, N. II.
My friends know how suffered from Salt hheum
until cured by them. Mas A. X. brown Maiden.
Cured me Of Scrofulous Humor of thirteen years
duration. J. E. RICHARDSON c. H. New Orleans
CUTICuRA REMEDIES at all Druggists Price: Co.,
TlcURA, 80 cents; REsOLvESr, 81 SOAP, % cents
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sAN FRANCISCO MARKET REVIEW.
tr.roarrp roa TIE. SACRAMENTO A.ooAD-usrOal
General Merchandise.

SAN Francisco August 30 1888.
BAGS AND BAeGISG-There has been very little do
ing Wheat Bags for the pf s. week We uots Cal
cutta at6;G7ic Pot,tO Gunnies are jObbirg at lt(9
Isle; Wool Gags. 42A@i5c: Buraps, &c for 4o-ineh
ard lac for 60-inch Hop Cloth. lld1l4c d yard
BREAD-The revised prce hist OF the California
Cracker Company quotes lots in of Is 50 and 50
hs as follows Crackn L. Csc; Congress and Coeoanut
Tafy Cakes, each l5c; Bananas, Cocoanut Cakes,
Egg Jumbles and Va lila Bars, each lie:
Alphabet, Charms Assorted Extra, Excelsior,
Ginger Nuts Medalons Nic-Nacs Novelties, Nj
uerals Pretzsls nd S ice Jumbles, each l2c Assert
ed Fruits. Ginger Cakes, Jenny Lind, La Grande.
Lemon, Milk Fancy OATMEAL Overland. and Seed
ter Cracker ~ Meal, Cream, Galetts, Grahlm,
Lunch, Milk, Monitors, Oyster. Pearl; Picnic
Extra. Santa Clara, Wafer, Water and Wines.
Pilot, &C. Soda Crackers, Gle; Pilot cad Extra, 4sc
Pilot Bread &c Shin Bread. SIC g ID
BRIoK-English Fire brick are in cd supply at s35
Gao; English Bath, 4l4@45c o dozen California
building. Sc 51dll q thousand.
CANDLEs-Folowlng are quotations for Eastern
brands in round lots Grants Stearic i'd, ii o.
l2c; Gross Co Adamantine IA or 12Gl3c; Harkness
Patent Wax lSc: Mitehelrs Adamantine 16sdl6bc for
IA OF and lec Ii OF; Proctor Candles Stearc Acid
IA o. 15c Ropes etdllc for the styles; Sehaef-
terz Stearic Acid Il OF, Pc and u Star 10c; u
Candle Companys IL or l0c: Werks Stearic Acid III
@lIlc for l6 OF and Ice for Il OF W. II. Woods &
Co.'S Shield 146l4sc, and Solar Wax 16C6i6!c both
full weight Woods Conihsns II OF, l0nl0ic Paraf-
tine, &c; Sperm, 25G25c.
nishes the following ice list Table Fruit. per Dozen
In BIB tins as tolo-s: Apples. 81 ApricUts, Dam
son FIuiIs ana muscatel grapes, eaeh % 20 Cur
rants, Bartlett Pears, Plums Neetarines, Yellow
Freestone Peaches, Prunes and assorted Fruits 50
Bacs Der les, Black Cherries, GOoseberries and White
Heath Clings one Peaches, s. rs; White Cher les
Yellow Gin stone Peaches Raspberries and Straw
b. rries So Table Fruit 10 SIN tins 81 50td9 Pie
Fruits in q Ii tins 81 50@o2 o. and in 9Th tins 81 50
as Jams and Jellies in 2-ib tins 90 50a3; Asparagus
in 2b tins 81 25 other Vegetables in 2b tins, 81 so
az q dozen.
CEMENT-Eastern iRosendale snd other brand J.
81 2502 So and foreign Portland and other
brandsl. So SOFA % Golden Gate Platter. % 75q
8; wotherspooa aster, 1898 25 Santa Cruz Lime,
81 60Gsl 75 d bAl Land Plaster si2 50 u ton Fire
Clay 81 o Dbl FIR American and S. for English Brick
D st, siG5 @ bbi; Cattle Hair 2lc Goat Hair, &c
u ID.
OmcoRY-C California 5S96ic; English and German.
6G6Ic q ID
CoAL-Jmports are fr e, but all osrgoes were sold
prior to arrival First cargo of East Wellington
rived this eek also a full argo of Anthracite We
quote Coos Bay at So $685. Seattle, s. 5y67 81; Eng
lish Foundry Coke $l2 So J. w. Harrison's private
circular quotes as folows
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DIED.

Franklin, Sacramento county, August 31-Leopold
Korn (brother of Jacob Korn, formerly Of Sacra-
mento) native of Baden Germany, 81 years.
Friends and acqusintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take piece from
the undertaking rooms Of Fritz & Miller, ODD
Fellows Temple, corner OF Niath and streets,
tomorrow Sunday morning at 10 o'ccckl
Sacramento, August 70 Infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs John Breuner.
Nevada City, August ga s. Barlow, so years.
Nevada City August PIE Teate, So yesrs
Placer county August 2s-Margaret Campbell.
Auburn, August 26-L. Nj. Reed, So years.
Dutch Flat August 24-John simons, 30 years.
Near Chico, August 29-MatildA Maria Smith, 80
years.
Truekee, AUGUST 27-Roswell ". Jones. 81 years.
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ITCHING HuMcRs-

Isch, Itching Piles and Delicate Itching Humors,
peculiar to both sexes, which arc particularly dis
tressing at this season, instantly relieved and
emit Nov is the time, when the pores are open
and the perspration abundant, to cleanse the blood
of impurities, and the skin Of torturing and disfg
uring humors.
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Corr EE- Market very quiet We quote Rio at Ics
ole; Costa Ri. a. l03ailc fair and ia0I24c for
good to prime; Guatemala, s@9c for middling. ola
Iolc for fair, and Il@s2c Tor good to prme;s Sal
vador lU(dl 4c for god unwashed.
CoRD .GE-since May Dist, the rates at the local
facto have been follows Sisal finch and up ward,
I3c l2shread, 1870; and 9thread, 14c sisal Bale
Rope and 4thread l3s; San Francisco laid Ma
Mia, I3-inch and upward lie; l2-thread, 11tc; s
and 9thread 1sc; Bale Rope, l7c;. Tarred l7c ;
Lathyain, l7c. A discount is allowed invoices of
1000 lbs The terms 60 days. or u per cent eff
for cash. Carriage on all deliveries.
FIsH-Four of the Codishing feet arrived on the
22d, making seveo eargots eived this season. and
about more to arrive in the next 50 days The
market easy SC for 10 BIDS. &c for selected in
lO0-ib cas- and for boneless Eastern Goldfish. ga
IOc % u Eastern Macserel 81 65d2 for No in I5-b
kits and S5G3 % for Mess in 18Th kits; Canned Sal
mon. 3 224Gt ~ tsdozen Salt Salmon, So 50G3 in
bOls aud $500 s. in h bbls
LEATHER-sole for export, ls@l9c; rough for ex-
port lSc best Sole for io-Al use, &c; medium, 25c
Light 23c Harness. 25@tSc. Harness. No 2. 24c D H.
MALT demonstrating brands of English Ale
and Porter selling at 81 7J@5 IS for quarts, and
S3'a4 or two dozen pints.
METALs-AI kinds are dull especially Tin Plate
and Pig Iron. -Four drymen are ordering ahead so
to be well supplied ] W sons private cir ular
& Il
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San rrancigco Meat nIarkes.

Following are the rates for whole carcasses from
slaughterers TO dealers:
BsKF-First quality, s@slc second quality, "a
7ic; third quality, 596c 3 10.
VRAJ-Large calves, 7@Sc; small ones, 9810c
3 ID.
MuTToS-Wethers are quotable at 4i@5o, and ewes
at 464lc 3 Il, according TO quality.
Handspring is quotable at 5954c q Il.
PoRK-Live Hogs, 666ic ior heavy packing. and
6I964c for light hogs dressed do, 91@9lc Ii for
hard srain Hogs,
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THOUSANDS OF LETTERS

In our possession repeat this story: have been a
terrible sufferer for years with Blood and Skin HUI
mors have been Obliged to shun public PLACES BY
reason OF my disfguring hurors have had the best
physicians; have spent hundreds Of dollars and got
no real relief until 1 used the CUTIcURA REMEDIES,
which have cured me, and left my skin and blood
ul1ra n chi1da
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BORN.

Sacramento, August 25-Wife Of John Breuner, a
daughter.
Bodie, August 27-Wife of Andrew Arill son.
Near ophir, August 29-Wife Of W. n. Whitefeld, 4
son.
Gridley. August 22-wi Of John Gosche. son.
Near Grdley, August 30-Wife Of DR.. John Whar-
ton son.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, August 81 By Rev. Dr. Charles Tsub-
ner. at the residence OF the officiating pastor,
Emil Diederieh to Mamie Jackson, both OF this
city.
Spanish Dry Diggiugs, August 1e-By Rev. J. II.
Jones, Barton NJ. Collins to Mrs. Susie Busner.
Dixon, August 26--Alex. Mcpherson to Mrs Belle
Shepard.
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Some fue marble specimens have been
brought into San Bernardino from the des-
ert east OF the mountains.
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"Boss, will you tell me how to make
root beer!" asked colored man of clerk
in drug store day or two ago. Yes,
l will. Take hickory stick, three gallons
of water, an old hat, quart of molasses,
a paper of taeks, and a pound of cayenne
pepper, and boil and skim and set in cool
place. Say dat sgin, boss, so | can dis
remember" The clerk repeated his direc-
tons and the customer brought his fist
down on the counter with the exclamation:
- / sees where l spilled my hull batch ! l
left out de tacks "-[ Boston Saturday
Evening Gazette.
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Clipper Gap California; Pig Iron is quo ed at S3 sea
80 for Nos to !. We quote follows for other
kinds Coke Tin, IS 5C5 70 Roofing do, 81 S7A Char
coal do SIS 50QI6 IS bx; yellow Metal. 2d25c Eng
fish Cast Steel I4G6l5c; Sheet Zinc, SGssc: Pig
Lead 4a@5c; Bar Lead. 5ad6c; Lead Pipe 1885 !;
Sheet Lead. Si984c; Bar Copper, l5c: Pig Tin. &c
= ID.
NAILs-we quote standard size 50 70 = keg.
OIL.-China Nut, Sge California Castor 81 90 for
No J. aud 81 Is No. Z: Refined ocoanut, 40@145c;
California Lnseed in single barre ots 57ac forraw and
Coo q gallon for boiled Petroleum, ITO degrees, in
cans l692cc do in bulk lac do. $50 degrees 22927c
winter strained Lard 95c in hbls and 81 in tins;
Posse Olive S535 25; Plagniol Oh We, s. 5966 50 ;
Duret do. IS 50@6 u.s. extra tine kinds. Sss9 2 dozen
quarts
PAISTs-Piouoer White Leai, Sc
PAPBR-Cadtornia straw Wrapping &c. 9Oc, 81 and
81 10 Q ream for the four styles
POWDER California Blasting 50 Is q keg; Giant,
soc for No and 75c for No l; Vulcan Blasting, 25o
tor No l. Soc No. and $50 % ID fer No. 2 with the
usual discount to quantity.
QUIoKs1LyER-35tc q h, or $i7@t27 50 per flask I;
price in London Is l2s I'd.
RICE-Imports of China and Hawaiian free.
with fair demand for al descriptions. We t. :
Rangoon, "a 5O6n4 60; Hawaiian, 81 S74G5 China,
$ 46fi As for mixed S5d4 81 for No. 2. and g 7pG
81 per two mats for No l.
SoAP-We suote Pale st 596c and Chemical Olive
at Ease g ID
5sd60c; Mace, soc Pepper, lia9l6c; Pimento, l5G
lec y h.
sT.RcH-various brands of Eastern are quoted at
6GtlGc q h.
sU0AR-The 10 al rehners quote as follows for the
usu al oman itv in Isrr Ia
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BARLgY-Stoeks are somewhat large, but the
market is being wel handled, and prices are fairly
maintained. Shipments are being made to the
East giving some relief to the sItult'on II is said
that three or four carloads we're started in
that direction this morning. Spot Feed is quota
bic at q OBJ al 05 for No. grades, with weak
tendency Brewing does not materially change.
Sales OF good No. l are making at 81 l73, and It
must be something extra to bring our top rate.
The range is given 81 l5ql 20 Tor old aud 81 10
to 81 l2I . ell for new.
tsll trading vas rather waywa this morning.
Sales a. first were hard to mske, but when business
got under fair headway the desire TO unload checked
the buying element, and it was only by lowering
of asking rates that interest in the 81 uation was
maintained Judicious manipulation however,
subsequently gave the market more tone and
strength, ard there was a partially recovery Of
values Sales footed up 1900 tons No. Feed, as
follows;
September goo tons, 81 t3i.
Dec.mber-loo tons, 81 Os4; $40, 81 e3i; so0,.
81 q 100, o.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-01

Lolita is reported TO be worth $500, 600,
and vet it is said that she has gone TO Eu-
rope TO find somebody to support her next
eeason.-I Rochester Post-Express.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-01
Potter Drug and Chemical Co BOSTON.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEy ANTED-GiRL To DO LIGHT HOUSE
w work and assist In taking care Of an infant.
Reference required. Address " 4. b. C." RECORD
UNION office. au28-nedtf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-01

The latest wrinkle in cuffs is caused by
the heat.