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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-06
Approach of Winter.

PORT JARVIS IN. ", October 5th.-Last
night was the coolest of this season Their
mometer 26'. This morning white frost
covered everything. Ice half an inch thick
formed. Ali crops not killed by the Sep
tember frost are now destroyed. Many grapes
in the Delaware valley were frosted. Buck
wheat and corn are total failure. The
drought made them late, and the frost destroy
Cd thaun
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
MILK
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NRw.YoRK, Dec. 1l.-BEEVES-Receipts were 81 ~ NJ
loads of gS lead all 60thst OF which 80 cars we're @
Eastman aud for slaughterers Seven ears VERY
arrive late al Jersey City The two three cato %
over yesterday were not offered to-day. Inc fecbs - ~
and still further advance III prices Is probable stv
Dressed Beef slow lO2c for Common 70 Cnoeo Sig
Slaughtered, and 7hG9l2c for Ordinary TO Good "es
The Alaska takes ont to-day cargo Of ll56 quarters
Fancy Christmas Beef and 326 Of Extra
Holland Win sail with $50 Live Cattle 90O quarters oil Dce'
and 200 caIcasses Of Mutton. - ,,-,..-.sa,n IN
CALVES-Recepts today 81 head. The light .ss. a
Live Cattle shows change FROM yesterdays quo'p pTtaa
Ordinary Grassers sold at s3 S7A9si ooh Common " ~
Veas al l0lOc. -, +, Wal. xsrs
sdl3lc, and City Dressed reached lao for Prio '
Dressed Grassers slow at 1850. -, ,,oatsO n
sales-C Collins sold: IL Mount Holly Veal lio0A0"
at 8aQl0c; do 292 n, at 0c; do 100 10 Al m AZ
Hume q Mullen sold Grassers very comuionh -0f -"
37sc 81 do, $50 ID, at 81 O6+ a .... n, lsl7
head-o Jersey city and cars at ovhst veser.
was a moderate demand for both sheep and Lambs ma
prices 10 Fair Sheep sold AZ ags trcb of
single carload OF Poor Western az &c ILL., ILL., fanbs
Jersey Bulls brought 0ci and very Ordinary 70 rr'N'
Dressed Mutton slow at easc for Common 20 Cool In u
Prime carcasses selling at 8Sd9c. Dressod La"
ssles~Iiaienbecx q Davis sold ls2 Canada LAMBS s.
at odc; So TO- st 6Sc l62 Common Stao a.
Dilienback & Dewey sod II Common state lanosA Ia ill
at oe Western sheep, l03 ID, at 4Sac; o. kenus~'
+ N Pdeock sold, 1864 western sheep, slGlVo ~"
4 ae l27 Western Lambs 72 10, &c 5A2c- ,,s,c. las
Newton 4 Gillet sold las Ohio sheep lo+ 10 ~
+. 5. Rase sold Al Jersey Bulls SIN. atOc.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
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New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRoDUor
For the week ending December 10. 1888

Receipts for the week 81 64l pkg Exports 24s pkrs
Under liberal receipts continued ou trade and deciddg
easier advces from the West the market gradually seta
All grades hove accumulated during the past month"; With
indications OF increased shipments from all points the Wes
receivers anxious sellers and buyers promptly Git
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special trade at extreme prices Finest brands Iowa sd
Minnesota slow 36d37c The bulk OF the resh
the market Is Offering at from 35c down
begging SOC state Dairy plenty and pressed sale
Extra selected hatubs occasionally
but not enough to quotes IN lines SOC i top for best
There is large supply OF tubs here Of ordinary
gu ty which entirely neglected aud have very nncer
Exporters have taken fair lines 81 abe
Fresh Welsh tubs when closely selected bring 26G2Sc but
invoices run of too irregular quality to exceed 24a25c En-
dares lower occasional BOvina ROXbury
is placed figures but 2j926c represents e
value Of the best small export orders for frkns con-
santly being filed at 2d22c for good quality choice ara
held higher without selling Fresh Western dairy dcut
10 place unproken invoices above but for seec-
24c. is the current rate Imitation Creamery
favOng buyers Factory pentier dull lower
low grades esuecialY hard % sell
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
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Dyer has male special study Of British popular cus
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New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
WRAXALL'S HISTORICAL AND POSIHUMoUS
MEMOIRS, 1722-17S4.

BY Sir Nathaniel William WraKall, Bart WIN corrections
and additions from authors own MS ana insuat'e
notes by Mrs Pozz and DR.. Doran To Whlch are aoaeu
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New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
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Mr. James Otis has and pleasing knack in writing
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New-York tribune., 1883-12-12

One Of the prettiest of the smaller holiday gift
books is an edition Of Clement Z. Moores Always
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New-York tribune., 1883-12-12

well written and its tendency ~ pro-
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rived thereirOm.-tChicago Journal
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GIFTBOOKS.

Mrs. Norton's poem of Bingen on the Rhine !,
remains one of the good old sentimental stock pieces
Of verso. Well-worn it may be, but every succeed
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}t season of admiration and recitation. Porter g.
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New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
POULTRY AND CANE.

Arrivals Of Live Poultry not heavy aud under moder.
demand from the Jews show slight iiuproHeneDG
on ali kinds except Turkey. which sl neglected.
Dressed Poultry sold very slowly and generally az low
prces To-day the dull and there II COnd-
erable unsod hand Philadelphia Turkeys are
dull freely offered I'm wholesale az l6c Jer
sey l5c only when very Fancy and sold only
small way choice state Turkeys can be boag easier
than sold l. a l4o and that price Is extreme Tor Fancy
Most o the Western Turkeys are selling at II
and Inferior lower Chickens plenty and dull at Is
lac for Choice Jersey and IL Gl2c for state and Punsy
yania nearly all mixed with fowls and have 10
be good reach H. most lots al "a Oc.
Many Western still arriving ont o order which are OF
uncertain value Choice Ducks and Geese steady
Poor lots very dull -,
quail and Choice Grouse and Partridge selling re Oily
Poor lots all kinds very dull Choice NensJn selling
better lots OF Ordinary qualify saddles without the
sell slowly Wild Ducks steady HaTes and Rabbits Id
fa demand
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
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Receipts the week. 800 bales. Exports for Wec lJj
bales Imports 256 bales The market very cn HH weak
Exporters less, and the want. Of brewers rc gh
sales concessions are necessary but
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holidays the hope better trade. Pacihc Coast Hops
sales for export but not sought after as
week London advices report dull easy mar
state Choice 1888 276 Do, Yearlings. a25
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New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
A NEW VOLUME OF ROLFE's SHAKESPEARE

TITUS ANDRONICUS. Edited, with Notes, by VIM. ]
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left, raised his hands above his head and
shrieked a long, wild shrek that be-
lated travellers even to this day say they
hear on the shell road, near the islani.
He fell prone to the earth, and, save
a nervous contraction of the muscles Of
the face, there was no movement.
Delagrave took him by the hand as he
lay on the damp grass, and said in ten
der voice: 81 regret it but it was to be-
The funeral was one Of the largest ev-
er seen in New Orleans, and for week
the cafes were agog with the story of the
duel. The beautiful widow Mortified at
the affair, would never see Delagrave
afterward, and is now happy grand
mere on Bayou Lafourche, having mar
ried a wealthy planter two years after
the fatal event.
Delagrave weighed down with the tri-
ais of an unhappy life, wrinkled and tot
tering, strolls along Canal street on warm
afternoons, assisted by negro servant.
Having bare competency, he has never
actually suffered from want; but he
sh' ws evidence Of great mental anguish.
The sight of pill-box make him shud-
d., and the taste c. claret will give him
convulsions.-New Orleans Times Dem