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PASSENGER LISTS.

OMAHA, June 15th.-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento June 19sh: i. Engle-
hart, Cleveland Mrs. Mary Saunders. New
York Maud l. jackson, New Haven Miss
II. W. Brooke, Reanor Station, Pa; S. Pick
etsburg, S. Goldsmith, NJ. Goldsmith, San
Francisco Mrs. John A. Cook, two sons and
daughter, New York G.. S. Stearns and
wife, Cincinnati Mrs, Hannah Forbes,
Bradford, Me-; Mrs. i. w. S. Downs and
two children, Louisville, KY; Mrs. p. D.
Goggins. Sacramento Mrs. NJ. NJ. Benhsm,
Grand Rapids Mich Miss Broom, Phila-
delphia Mrs. J. W. Paxton and son, New
York o. Leighton, +. Leighton, Mrs. H.
A. Leighton, Mrs. leighton, Oskslooss, Ia.
Sixty-eight through emigrants left on last
nights emigrsnt train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento June 22l.
Cabin, June 15sh.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow: Edwin
Thorne, MIR. and Mrs. Russell Bsssett, w.
p. Sweatmau, MIR. and Mrs. M. B. Snyder,
George Allen, Thomas j. Mardn, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. I. Thorre, James +. Adams, Miss
Adele Berarde, Madame +. Ferlini. Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. Rubis, W. Lynch, New York; W.
F. Rediugton, S. Reiser, Mrs. General S. s.
Dodge, John f. Miller, wife and daughter,
Miss Minnie L. HarroD, San Francisco; L.
Z. Hall. Philadelphia, Pa; w. Z Case,
AuDurus n. Il. L. GfHuss l4tuNOus lug
Mrs. ODrian, Buffalo, n. Y; John Mclean,
Canada Mrs A W. Rose, New jersey; J.
II. White Tombstone, Arizona; MrE. Sarah
II. Daniels, California; i f. Strahle, Chey-
enne, Wy; r. B. Banbon. Oakland, Cal E.
NJ. Chspin, Nevada f. Balbeck, Jr,, New
ark, n. s; Charles Gregory, Brooklyn, n.
Y; Mrs. Groefbeck, ST. Louis; Mrs. VIM.
Seoffield, Washington, Ia; Miss Anna Cur
til, New Haven, Conn; Frank La Belle,
Manitoba: +. A. Hall, Weslseld, n. Y;
Phil Rothman. H. Redman. Salt Lake :
Mary II. Wsndsll, S. Wandell, Miss Clara
Wandell, Utah Mrs. Sadie Sparks, Kansas !;
l02 emigrant passengers, including 6S males,
to arrive in Sacramento June 18th.
NEwHALL, June 15.h.-Passed here to-dsy.
TO arrive in San Francisco tomorrow (:
Mrs. r. A. Hopkins, Petaluma; @. Howe,
Seth Marshall, San BernardinO Mrs Wing
field, BeniciA H. Wilson, San Francisco !;
VIM A. Scott, Jr., wife and child, Tucson,
A. T.; Isaac MooTely, J. f. Price, Pitts
burg, Pa; DR.. II. Gibbons San Francisco !;
Mrs. 7. Z. Atkinson end son, Cotton; Mrs.
A. L. Stokes, Portland. Or; NJ. A. Beneke.
St. Louis Robert Perry, San Francisco; W.
Vauderent, Texas: F. H. Roylsnd. San
Francisco; w. E. Wells, r. Waters, Tue
son, 4. T.; K. c. Mondon and wife, J. n.
Morris, Les Angeles; J. III. Cane, Mem
phis l.. P. Sprechen and family, Los An
rsleq
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sa:rau snto Produce Market Wholesale.
corrected daily for the RECORD. UNION.

sioRAMsSro, June 18th
FRUTs-Lemons, Sicily, SO 50a11 e case Oranges
Tahiti 81 50a2 rs e box; California, 81 25d1 IS
box; Lines 81 65GI IS Bananas, 50 50@84 q bunch /;
PineApples, 1909 d dozen Cocoauuts, s7(68 y 100;
Apples, 81 25dI so box: Cranherries, Sl7G1S q
Dbl; Strawberries, 9310c ID; Cherries, 65cd$1 25
q box; Raspberries, 12913c 3 basket; Aprieots
Base q IL Currants, si96 q chest, quality poor
owing to heat.
Pr FKUIrs-Assorted, a8-n cans, . doz, q /;
assorted, gallon cars, s.; Peaches, 2t-iS cans,
e.; Portland Blueberries, 2-ib cans, 81 Whor.
leberries, 81 rs.
DRIED FKUrrs-Apples siced, $40. q n; do
quAEtered, S99j; pears, peelsd, 7e5o; do, IA.
peeled, 465c; Pl ms, pitted, I49l5s; Peaches
l3 G15c; do. peeled, 199l9c Prunee. German and
French, l4el5e; BlsckberTies, 149l5c; Figs, Cali
TAsLB FRUIIs-Assorted, 2s.E cans, . doz, g. rs !;
Peaches, S3 +; Bartlett Pears SO Piums, 81 SIS ;
Blackberries, sStd9 25 Gooseberries, 80 IS Straw
berries 60 25; Apricots SO; Muscat GEspe1 o. rs I:
Bed Currants, 50 Is; Cherries IS so.
vEosTABbBs-Potatoes, S5e@sl; Sweet Peas
3d4c; String Beaos, 12G13s q ID; Wax Beans, 12a
1Sc p 10 Summer Squash, 595lc q h Onions, Lew,
s5G9)c; Caulifiower, s1dl1 10; Cabbage l5c@sl
cwt; Carrots, 5o@6Oc g sack; Turnips,
81 IS q cwt; bunch vegetables, l23c 5 doz !;
Parsnips l4c Beets, is; Horse Radish, SAGE q n !;
Artichokes, 40950c ~ dozen; Jerusalem Arti-
choses 3td4c z ID; Rhubarb, 34Q4c.
BREADsTURPs-F1our, 50 37t q Dbl, Oatmeal, IS
&C so , 100 ne, latter for Eastern Cornmes, vel
low, g. 2592 IS; white, g so: Cracked Wheat, So.
POULTRF-Ilve Turkeys, l3dl6e = % &; dressed, IS
abe; full grown Chickens, SSo9 3 dozen; young
BOOSTERS, Is . dozen; BIoiers, 1895; tame Ducks,
S7GS; Geese, 81 5o92 pair Eggs, choice lots,
2762Sc e dozen.
GAnE-Hare, 81 75@2 ; Rabbits. s1aI 80.
DAIRY PRoDUCTs-BGtter, choice 24925c = n !;
mixed lots, in rolls, 90622c . n Cheese, Califor-
MIA, from 14915c; Western, fats, 10915o; Mar
ms Cream, 10000.
MaArs-Beet 7GSe; Mutton. 4G5c . n; Lamb, "a
Sc Pork, 10g1le; Veal, sual calves 9Gl0c: large &C.
Hay, GRAIN AND FKzD-oAt hay, ego ton !;
Alfalfa, go to s15 y ton bran, y ton, s15 ;
middlmgs, ssS per ton; barley, whole, 81 Is ;
ground, q 20; wheat, 81 s5d2 = cwt; tame oats,
g 81; corn. Il coal 20 y cwt
esLLAssoUs-Seeis-A Alfalfa, l39lic; limo
thy, Eastern, 9aIoc 9 D; Oregon, sGlOc ;
Red Cloeel, 1791sc; Red Top, 123G1ic Nuts
English WElnuts, l09l1c; California Walnuts
lO!G1le; Almonds, 15tgl6c; Peanuts, Eastern, 90
loo California, sa9c Tallow, Tic; Lard (Califor-
na) 10-b cans, lac Eastern, 16Gl6le; Hides, salt,
light and medium. SAGE, and heavy e6l0c dry
lsG19e; Hope, Offering soGs0c Q d asking cog
CSC
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American California
Refinery. Refinery.

SYRUP-Since January oath no change.
TEA-The ste on the 3lst OF May brought SUR
pkgs for san Francisco and 1851 pkgs for Eastern
cities The San Francisco Tea all passed by the
exam liner though the arrangement nyOly5 s much
Texatious delay and some apparently needless ex
pense. Good medium grades OF Japan are quoted at
35d37lc.
ToBACCl-Plug descriptions vary from $50 to CSC
but most styles lun from 50o 70 &c The Seal Rock
Company four brands quoted as follows: Little
Mo 6-inch twist, 47c; Pluck Navy, all styles, 5UC
Avonia Gold Bars, SIC Express Twist and Coil, SIC
Loriliard & Co. S brands quoted at 5JG55c.
WHIsKY-We quote high proof, q 3tGl 80 low
proof 81 75@2 so various brands OF Bourbon, & ESQ
so q gall. according to age.
VINES California in bottles as follows: Angelica,
81 S7d5 so; Cla-et 50 2593 SO; Port S5glO Sherry,
S5ld5 50 White 81 50td5 so e dozen.
WooDENwARE-Pa 81 50 for painted and 50 q
dozen for vanished tubs 50 so in nests of three,
80 to S2l Z dozen, according to size and finish.
WooLEN consolidating IS a partial list of
prizes of goods made at the local factories
in this city shawls, fancy check and solid col
ors, S5x35, $40 y dozen; Gents Travelling hhawls,
72xt44 $50 Dozen with lar variety between these
extremes: White and Blue Mixed Knitting Yarn,
81 80 Scarlet Blue and Seal Brown, 81 81 q yard
Waterproof Sl6l 20 q yard 0yershirts, Sl6G45
Underwear Sl5d45: Jackets S9Gl5 z dozen.
YEAST POWDERS Varieties are too numerous TO
be quoted in detail.
f FIGHTS Wheat charters have been steadily i'm
proving of late The latest reported engag ment was
a handy ir ship for immediate spot loading for Cork
at 54s Free wooden ships leutitul, but mos of
them will be held for July and AUGUST loading.
There only three dsengaged iron ships in pert
and these not ready TO load just now Several yes
sells have been artsred for September and Octob r
losdng at SIS 6dG60s The improvement here has ex-
tended to Portland, where the spot demand is quite
light but so is the usntity of spot TO mage Vessels
TO arrive at Portland held at Cos to 6Ss for October
loading.
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Tae street lamps are to be relighted
July lst.
The Potrero and Bay View Railroad is
tearing up its track southwark from Four
teenth avenue.
Tansbe, Japanese Consul, has been re-
called, and sailed for Japan Thursday. His
successor is already here.
The North Beach residents met Thurs.
day night aud began arrangements for cell
ebrating the Fourth of July.
The Pacific Coast Coursing Club Thurs
day evening selected the 23l of October as
the date of their meeting at MERGED.
Five expressmen were arrested Thursday
for violation of the Supervisors order pro-
hibiting certain classes of advertising on
the public streets.
The charges against Lieutenant Colonel
BRYANT, who was Court martiAled on Mon.
day. have no connection with post trader
ship matters at Angel Island, as was erro.
neously reported.
Thursday the Market Street Railroad put
on laborers on Fulton street, and Friday
Robert Morrow, OF the Geary street, which
also claims a franchise, set 100 men to
work. A conflict is imminent, as both
railroads are determined to lay their
tracks.
On Thursday trial was made Of the new
system of housing and sending up mssts.
The topmsst is made 70 ut in hollow iron
mast, and is raised by forcing water be.
meath il. When the mast is to be housed
the water is let out. The system was found
to work well.
The Postofiee and Custom-house De-
partments of this city have forwarded to
the Board Of Civil Service Division at
Washington . list OF names from which
the local Boards may be selected who are
70 institute the examination st this city in
July. IN accordance with the new reguls-
lions providing for Board of Examiners
for the various departments.
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YFNHE CITIZENS MEETING, HELD IN THE
I City of Sacramento Tor the purpo Of mixing
proper arrangements for the celebration Of our ap
preaching National Anniversary. having selected me
to act as Grand Marshal, have assumed the duties
of that position with the same patriotic desire that
marked the meeting.
The City OF Sacramento has generously donated
the sum of 81 600 TO defray the expenses Of the csle
bratiOn, and this donation, with the cordial and
material assistance rendered by our citizens y i'll
make the coming celebration more general and sue
cessfu perhaps, than any other ever held in city.
hereby request al the people TO render generous
and liberal aid 10 the Committees, ana to unite in
a celebration of the Nations BIZ thJay vhich shall
be credtsble to the CAPT al City ri California aud
shall do fitting honor to the day We celebrate.
The headquarters of the Grand Marshal Will be at
the Reading room Of the Capital HOTEL seventh aud
X streets. l have appointed Henry Miller as my
Chief Aid, and he ana the Grand Marshal will be in
attendance there from to P. NJ, and from to
P NJ each day from this time for ward. Citzsns are
requested to call at the hours named and TO offer
any suggestions which in their judgment will con-
tribute to the success we all desire.
have selected a large number Of citizens Aids,
and have notified them of their appointment, and
requested them to inform me OF their acceptance.
There is specific work for them to do preparatory 10
the celebration, and 1 desire them all to meet me
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 20, 1883 at o'clock,
at the Reading room of the Capital Hotel for organ
IL alton and consultation.
hereby extend an express and special invitation
to all military orgariz atoms, all civic societies, all
State, city aud county officers, and all organized
bodies to unlte with the people of Sacramento in the
coming celebration. 1t is urgently desired that ali
trades and industries of the city and county be rep
resented in the line. This viii form very interest
ing part OF the procession, and | request all con-
nected Herewith to organize and make suitable
arrangements for a proper and appropriate repre-
sentatiOn.
l most cordially invite, in behalf of the City of
Sac amento, the citizens OF the different towns and
cities throughout the State, and more particularly
in nd Nor horn IN ito
with US, and to make our celebration a complete
and harmonious success.
The many and attractive features which shall
characterize cur celebration, ana which, it is in
tended shall surpass ever our celebrations of former
years, will be announced from time TO time, as
speedily as possible.
NV Aids are requested to meet me at the time
designated and will assign them To their duties,
and made announcement thereof in my next pro-
cllmation.
Sacramento, June 49, 1888.
4. j. SCOTT, Grand Marshal
EENRY MILLER, Chief Aid. jel6-lt
TBee Leader and Journal COPY
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A NEw RAILROAD Articles of incorpora.
ton have been filed with the Secretary of
State by the FELTON, and Pescadero Railroad
G ,mps any. The purposes for which it 8
formed are, to construct. conduct and main
tain steam railroad for the transportation
o; passengers, freight, and exp ess matter
from FELTON,, Santa Cruz county, thence in q
northeriy direction by the San Loret 20 valley
and Pescsdero basin, thencs down tie valley
of Pescadero to the town of Pescsdsro, in
San Msteo county. The principal plaza of
business is in San Francisco. Direc'ors-A.
E Davis, G. II. Wsggoner. r. NJ. Garrett,
Charles Iverson. W. T. Fitzgerald. TIE
capital stock is S5OO.0o0, divided into 5000
shares.
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Sale az the Grain Exchange OF loo tons No.
FEED, buyer 1883, at 92c : ell
OArs-Ihere is less general demand, bu. prices
keep fairly sustained as stocks are not excessive.
Fair Feed.Sl s0SI 30; good, S262 lei choice, 81 Is
, etl.
CoRS-At least !, 900 bags California have arrived
from the lower coast this week, finding prompt sale
At 81 65 2 otl. California Yellow is .quotzbe
at 81 659I 20; Nebraska, 81 $ , etl
RYE-Nos verv active. speculative feeling IS
beginning 70 develop and it is possible that sA es on
Sesount Of new crop may appear among call tr4us
actions next week Ordinary qualities sell at about
81 45al 60 = ctL
B{-cKxHFkT Wholly nominal al $ 30 = ctL
HAY-Our quotations represent old crop in order.
New is selling siG2 ) ton lever. Alfalfa, g dl0 ;
Wheat, SIS al5; wa oat. S,SgI5; Barley, SIG
Is 50 Mixed, S96l1 ; ton
HoFs-The prospect does not brighten, while
some holders are de rogs 20 unload As there Is
no home market Il Is likely that shipments wiz he
made East on owners account Aay damage just
nos to The English crop would wonderfully en- nge
the local situation. Prices nominal Al 4095ec n.
sEzDs-Mus-2rd, e. 75aS . for Brown and 81 80
az Tor yellow; Canary, 5s0eci Hemp, sd5c
Rape, 2125c; Timothy, lodi1c for imported +;
Ai.xlfa- IstssISic Fax 2taz9c , n
p0r kroEs-Choce box lots range from 81 TO 81 .,
while sacks Of good quality are Offering freely on
wharf Il T5c = ell.
oSloSs-Tha standard rae is CSC , ctl, with ooca-
s;oual sales aoove and below this figure, according
20 circumstances
BE4Ss-B4yos, Is =; Butter. $ 1894 as to
size: LIZA IS 20; Peat .; Pink, e. 4eG4 % ;
Red = 1884: snail Vita Is 3 ; CT
FEsETAs-Es-An varieties are vel represented
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DIED.

Washington, Yoo county, June 15-Dyson Fur
mes. native OF England, IS years, 3 months and
II days. (sau Francisco papers please copy)
Friends and acquantances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
his late residence, in Washington, morrow
Sunday afternoon at . o'cock.l
Chico, June 12-Heury Hodgkins, native of Cali
fornia, p years.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take pl &c from
the undertaking 70 ms of J. Frank Clark this
afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Camp a. c. P R. R., June l3-Mrs. Maria E, wife
Il F. L. Wheeler, 80 years. months and % days.
Live Oak City, June 6-Charles Alfred son OF Robert
and Alice Pollock, 10 months and days
Nevada City, June II John Jack, So years and s
months.
oroville, June 9-Ruby Webster, months.
Gridiey, June l3-Infant OF Mr.. and Mrs !. c..
Mills
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San Prancigeo Produee Market.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 15th-1 Pm.
FLouR-Mil'ers have been keep fairly busy dur
Best City Extra IS SOFAS 30; medium grades,
a 5Od5 25; shipping superfine, S494 % . Dbl.
WHRAT-The market is still running along quietly
at old figures. AIillers are paying high 81 20,
but the best of shipping qualities will not bring
over 81 65 a ctl Offerings are slim, though fully
up to all present requirements. Dealers do not
pect any active trading until after the holidays,
when the movement of the crop will commence
in earnest Speculation is at the moment quite
limited and business in this line would be fiat were
it not for the operations Of one or two prominent
members of Charge. Outsiders are not dabbling to
anv exetnt On call to-day the sales footed up
/ 800 tons No. White, as follows:
Seller ISL 200 tons, 81 oct; l00 81 &c. 3 ctl.
Plosino rates were.
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sAH FRANCISCO MARKET REVIEW.
ts.posrrD POE rHs SACRAMENTO R.OohD.usros.
General Merchandise.
SAN FRAYcIsco. June u. Iss

SAN Francisco. June H. 1888.
BAGS AND BAGGISG-Calcutta Wheat Bags are
steady at sdslc fer spot and sidst for July deliv-
err Potato Gunnies iobbing at l5G issc Wool
Rsgs 42ldasc; Burlsps, Tie for 4ineh and lz3c for
60-ipch Hop Cloth, u0llte 2 yard
Doors AND SHoEs-There is a fair demand at
BREaD-ship Bread SIC; Pilot Bread, 4d4lc
Soda Crackers, 6}tG73c Cakes. 6G2sc-
BRIcK-Eng'sh Fire $50 for spot and S35 to arrive
California building scriptions, So 5o9il q thousand.
English Ba n 4-td45c q dOz.
CoAL-There has been rather more movement in
cargo lots during the past week at easier prices There
has been no Seattle Coal received here for six weeks
The uonel price for this description IS s. 57, and
for Goes Bay s. 50a6 At last mail dates there were
"a vessels entered out at Aus-ra GOAL IT'S for Cal
ifornia but there much delay Ia loading, as the
Co eriss have been sold ahead Of avail able product
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The Chicago quotations represent Spring while the
| New York figures are fur Red Winter qualities.
! BARLsY-There is very little spirit to the market
Outside Of seller 1883 deliveries trading in futures
is almost nominal. Spectators either consider the
situation unfsvOrsble for operations, have con-
Guided 10 take temporary rest. Spot business is
fairly active and in fact trife ibetter than week
$50. Pricsa, however, show buOYancy. The
| range for Feed is unchanged at 30 925kc, while
Brewing is dull at sl9l o2i. Nothing done in Che
| vaiier On call this morning transactions were
| limited % l. 100 tons No. Feed, as follows:
Seller 1855 100 tons, sff;; 500, s+5c 800, CSC.
Buyer season lSS3-S4-l0o tons, 9Tse; ZOE, 81.
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ARIZONA.
Crnnk and mi, CanlIres

TOMBSTONE, june l5sh.-General Crook
With his proteges. en- route 10 San Carlos,
camped last night st Point of Mountains,
twelve miles from Soldier H0ltz and thirty
nine miles from Tombstone. Captain Chat.
fee, with = small detachment Of troops and
scouts. was Left at Silver creek to receive Jua
Aud his gang OF WARRIOR, who were expected
TO arrive soor. The General is quite positive
that they will come in without trouble and
surrender, as their women and children are
among those already made prisoners, There
is no foundation for the statement that Juh,
st the time of Crooks fight, had been absent
from the rancheriA for eight months. Cen
eral Crook expressed his opinion yesterday
that Juh and his band were not more than
Is hours behiRd. He with his command
was making easy marches Of fifteen TO
twenty miles per day only, fully expecting TO
be overtaksn by Captlin Chstfee with the
balance of the renegades before reaching San
Carlos. Crook was asked if in his opinion
the present campaign would put an end to
the Iudian outbreaks in Arizona. The Gen
sral answered, with smile: d" You know s
great many people make money out Of In
dian troubles. These same people exercise
considerable influence in the control Of In
dians. The General processes himself pro-
foundly ignorant as to what disposition vii
be made Of the renegades, but from the above
remark il Is a fair inference that ne oeleves
they should be placed entirely under the con.
troll Of the military.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
FoRr BOWIE. June l5sh.-General Crook
has been moving his forces and prisoners for
ward. The main body is encsmpsd about IS
miles from here. Major Biddles command
i also ordered in. Captain Chaffee's COM
pauy will remain st Silver Creek to receive
the rsnegadss, who are coming in daily from
the Sierra Madres. Yesterday i've bucks
gave themselves up, and reported Others not
far in the mountains. Crook has permitted
a number Of Indians to go back to the noun
tsins 70 induce those cut to surrender. Be
fore be is through, it is expected that
s majority will be in. Old Juh is
thought 20 hsve about thirty
bucks with him, and the military authorities
think his band will desert him. Geronimo
aud the other chiefs. who are prisoners, are
anxious to reach the reservation. IL Is stated
that when C-axtord's scogts attacked the ln-
dian camp, little Charlie McComss was there,
but was spirited avsy by some Of the bucks
who escaped. From statements of the lndi-
aus, it sppssrs that they have been msrsud-
ing extensively in Mexican villages aloEg the
slope Of the mountains. At one time the
Mexical troops were within six miles Of
Crook. but failed 20 meet hin.
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san Francisco Meat Markst.

Choice Veal is a shade higher. Following are
rates for whole earcasses from slsughterers to
dealers:
BEBP-Frst quality, s@9,; second quality, 7l@
7kc third quality, 6G7c q u.
vEAE-Large calves, 795c; 0nlall ones, 9911c
eb.
MUTToS-Wethers are quotable al 44@5,, AID ewes
at 4a4Ic q Ii, according to quality.
LAMB-Spring is quotable at 5a66c y Il.
PoRE-Live Hogs, 749Sc for hard, and 7@74c
for soft; dressed do, 1099los; . ID for hard
rrain Hnps
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Execution In Lake County Accidental
Killing Of LlitIe Boy Disastrous Fire
I'm san nafeo-Ihe Glenn Murder Cast
Fau,d Dead In a Loekup-OregOn WO-
mems Stale Temperance inion-OaA
lands DeIzIeation-Hish License In
Portland Etc.
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SAET REEIM.

viii Mcdonald, l542 Dearborn St, Cbicsgo, CRATE
fully acknowledges cure Of Salt Rheum on head,
neck, face, arms and legs for seventeen years not
able to walk except on hands and knees for one
year not able help himself for eight years; tried
hundreds Of remedies doctors pronounced his case
hopeless permanently cured by CUuCURA REsoIy-
ENT (hlood purifier internally, and CUncURA and
CUTCURA SOAP (she great skin cures) externally
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SKIN MINORS,

Mrs S. E. Whipple Decatur, Mich, writes that
her face, head aud some parts OF her body were al
most raw. Head covered with scabs and sores.
Suffered fearful Y, aud tried everything. Perma-
nently cured by CUTcURA kEsoLvENT (bood purifier)
and CUucURA and CUTICUBA soar Che great skin
curesN
Cuticura Remedies are for sale at all drug
qists Price OF CUuCURA, small boxes, 50 cts large
boxes, 81. CUTIcURA REsoLvENT, 81 per bolt e.
CUuCURA SOAR, 20 cts. CUTIcuRA SHAVING SOAP. IL
cents.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co, Boston.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-16
PSORIASIS.

H. E. Carpenter Esq, Henderson, n. Y, cured of
Psoriasis, or Leprosy, OF twenty years standing by
the CUrICURA REsoLyEST (bood purifier internally,
and CUTICURA and CUucURA SOAP Qhe great skin
cures) externally. The most wonderful on
record. Cure certified to before Justice Of the
Pesce and prominent citizens. All afflicted with
itching and soaly diseases should send to for this
testimonial in full