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FurS.

Lot Fur-Lined circulars 60 down
to 1850. Better lot 90
down to 90. Still better
lot go down to 80.
Three Braided Satin listers,
Fur-Lined, from $50 to
100; another down to IS.
Seven Princess Louise Fur-Lined
Dolmans, down to so.
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RED STAR LINE.
BELGIAN ROYAL AND U. q. MAIL sTRAMKRS
Sailing Every Saturday

HETWkEN
NEW YORK AND ANTWERP,
THE RHINE, GERMANY, ITALY, HOLLAND AND
TRANCE.
Outward Storage, $26; Prepaid from Ant
werp, 80; Excursion, 1850; I'd CABIN, ssb
Excursion, 800; Saloon from 800 to s'b Ex.
cursion, $40 TO Sl25. Peter Wright h Sons,
Gen. Agts., % Broadway. N. Y. Saml Y.
Belts, blS Market street. Head h 90,
and Market. novN-eod-ly
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DR. SIMMS'
e1nb1e Pills,
- PecfecflOn Of pills.
n Han 4 I'm as FavOrs2a ma,

xne Recfection Of Pills.
Aankind's FavOri3e Pills
Jee1t famous liver medicine on earth
~, sickness or weakness attend thai,
They do not leave the bowels oos.
ey tone and strengthen the Liver
n the kidneys, stomach and SKIN
yor complaint, sick headache, pou
iOusness. pain in the sides or bacs
be bowels, kidneys or bladder, etc.
liable In dyspepsia, malaria fever O,
ue, chills and fever, general weak
Ofappetite. etc. They are splendjt
ly females as an assistant to Keep tn,
ealthy. They are endorsed and re
bed by thousands as the incest pur
nd splendid liver medicine. Elegant
coated; Is cents a box; family boxe'
el. Sent by mail. Sold by ieadin.
N medicinea, Main depot, Fourti
3 streets, Wilmington, Del., and o0p
pet. Philadelphia. nov22-u
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Ferd Carson, the merchant tailor, 515
Market street.
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Silks and VeIvetS.

Lot 10 in. Black Silk Velvet;
price, $1.35, down to 81.
Lot Anti. Guinet Black Silk,
l8in. eros Grain, at soc.
40 per ct. less than regular
price.
10 in. 7oc.; great reduction.
20 in. Soc.; great reduction.
20 in. 9oc. great reduction,
80 per ct. off.
20 in. ST.; great reduction.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-04

4 NPERSONS DESIRING To
lcases or building lots in this city
lure the monthly catalogue Of pro-
elo, Issued for free distribution by
EGG, Clayton House Building.
spl6.tf
LF-AT THE STABLE OF X
tbson, French street. below Sec
q virginia horses, for work and
poses. q. y. DARNELI..
)2-2td-ltwt
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NATURALIZATION.

NOTICE-ELEO1I
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, WILMINGTON,
DEL, DEc. 9Th 1888.
Notice 10 hereby given that the annua
meeting Of the stockholders Of this
bank will be held at the Banking House
on Tuesday the sth day Of January, 1854, be.
tween tho hours OftwO and four O'Clock, p.
m, for the purpose Of electing nine stock
holders TO serve as Directors tor TIE en-.
suing year. GEO. y. ARMSTRONG,
de8-lm CASHIER
NOTICE a PARTNERSHIP II s.
~ been formed bet1oon the undersigned,
under the firm name Of Greenlee n Moore,
(successOrs 10 John Greenlee). to take effect
on the first day OF January, 1854, to continue
the plumbing, gas and steam hitting business
at No. 2l7 West Fourth street. Wilmington,
Del. JOHN iREENLEE.
GEORGE W. MOORE
Wilmington, Del, Dec. 81, 1883. jl-Gt
DIVIDEND.
UNION NATIONAL BANK OF Will
MIEGT0N, Dec. 81, 1883.
The Directors have this day declared a
Dividend Of six and one.half per cent. out OF
the profits OF the last Elk months, payable on
demand. JOHN PEOPLES,
Hot Cashier.
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Friday-Fair and Colder.

Frday-Fair
a GREAT RED
ORGANL
JOHN WANAM
Principal EstabIishme'
COMMENCED WEDNES[
Notwithstanding the rain and bad streets Of the
portion out OF many hundreds advertised there are
lay and the beginning Of each days business we shall
Particulars.
Always careful to avoid all sensations in this business,
md not having such sale in six years now projected
We put plainly before the people all the points OF the sae
akng the people fully and fairly into our confidence de-.
string that every lady in Delaware, New Jersey, and
Maryland should fully understand all about it, and make
he most Of the golden opportunity.
1 Object Of the Sale
To make certain important changes in bust
ness, with view Of further extending and i'm
proving it.
2 Character Of Goods
The full regular stock of fortysix distinct de.
partments, gatheredwith utmost care by skilled
buyers for the purpose Of building up and main
tanning permanent trade.
Not out of date damaged imperfect goods,
but the very best Of all classes OF goods-ndeed
we keep other at any season. his is a sale,
not Of broken stock, but OF the kinds and quail
ties OF goods always wanted
To the value of $l,S5o,ooo if the people are
willing. This amount is now here and ready in
our warehouses and salesrooms.
4 Explanation"
When the severest cut Of prices occurs, it is not
from any fault in the goods, but because OF some
bodys oversight in hiding away the stock, so that
it has escaped notice, and remains unsold
It'll impossible, and too expensive, to give more
than few examples Of prices No store is so
easy to visit and get prices as ours. We give
only the Cs.
,v,,;,s.er and other Car Over Shoes and Rubber
pets nN Hooe e.
>,;coec Quilts and Counterpanes.
I-asses fr little Children Russia Crash and Linens.
.mbroideres and Laces. oilks' oealskn oacques ana
fancy Articles. ~ rurs. r,:
cloves. tieS ana lloieS
Hosiery and Hamburg Edg- Umbrellas and underwear
;ns Wells.
ndia Shawls. Waukenphast ana all Kli'oS
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NOTCE.-NOTlCE Is HEREBY CIV
IN on TO the stockholders OF the Whining.
ton and Kennctt Turnpike Company, that Il
meeting will be held at the Wilmington In
stitute on Monday January 7th, 1884, ut 2
O'Clock, p. m, for the purpose Of electiDg ten
managers To ierve for the ensuing year.
J. POULSUN CHAN bLER,
l2@ Secretary.
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Linens and Blankets.

Lot Oyster D'Oylies, Soc, l4in.
square.
Great lot of John s. Brown 4
Sous, Richardson's Sons &
Owden, and other Manu-
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Over Shoes and Rubber
Goods.
Pillow Shams.
Quilts and Counterpanes.
Russia Crash and Linens.
Silks, Sealskin Sacques and
Furs.
Ties and Tides.
Umbrellas and Underwear,
Wells.
Waukenphast and all kinds
of Shoes.
Xtension Tables and Fur
niture.
Young and Old Mems Suits,
Geological Books OF allkinds.
& thousands Of otherarticles.
One lot, 20 in., never sold
less than $3.50; now $1.125
Another lot, never sold less
than $2.25; $I.S5.
Another lot, never sold less
than$3.5o, for $2.65.
Lot Black Satin Rhadamas,
4oc. peryd. less; what was
S1.75, now $I.35.
Lot IS III. Gros Grain Silks,
all colors, soc.
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PUBLIC TO KNOW
on, ut No. II East Second
y all kinds Of candles, In
ehioned tatiy. NJ clay
decl-tf
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j BEUT.

DESlR A BILE FARM or
miles from Wilmington
and trucking Apply To
BEND, GA Market street.
dec29-5td -ltw
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IA HUNDRED TuR.
u chickens delivered On
Dr ct Third street market.
N, =. APPLETON.
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Hosiery and Under.
wear.

$50 doz. Super Stout Mems Half Hose.
English full regular made. Never
sold less than 17c., down they 60 to
12Hc., and will be sold in lots OF
not less than half dozen.
Another lot, Fancy Colorings, Men &
Half Hose, regular made, down
to 18c.
Lot full regular made Ladies' White
and Unbleached Hose, down to 15c
100 pairs Ladies English Pure Silk
Hose. all colors, from So so to 81. 80.
Lot full regular made Brown Mixed
Hose, down to 15c. Misses and
Boys.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-04

JAMES 4 BRO,
no. 20A l1ARKET STREET,
Have . large assortment Of Knives, forki
Ivory, Hard Rubber, Rosewood and al styles
Of Pocket Knivaa
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YOUNG MAN FOR
1ees. Good reference 70.
wusranteed. 2i23 Mar.
4 restaurant. l2f
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The undersigned have this day entered
into co-psrtnership under the arm name 81
9awthrop and Brother, TO continue the busi.
ness Of plu nbing, gas and steam fitting. Our
shops and Office have been removed 70 orr
and Shipley streets, (entrance on Fourth
street). We have greatly Increased our ~
cilities for conducting the business. and viii
carry full stock Of goods In all the various
depa rtmsRts Of our trade. We extend cor
dial Inv itatiOn to our friends and customers
To visit US In our new location.
j. N. HAWTHROP,
ALFRED 9AWTHROP.
Wilmington. Dec. 81, 1883. hot
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DIVIDEND

NOTlCE-ALL PERSONS OWNING
~ or having dogs about their premises,
are requested To have them registered be.
tween the LIST and Goth day OF January, 1884
Amer tnat ate the ordinance will be strictly
enforced against unregistered dogs.
JAMES l., HAWKINS,
jl-tf Chief OF Police.
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RKEYS, CHICK EMS,
= at MESSlCK'S. In
dl4-tf
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almost sold
bepnnn ofe each article
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dividend.
MULTIPLICATION.

NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON AND
| BRANDywIEE, Wilmington, lee. 8, 1883.
The annual election Of directors Oithe bank
will be held ut the banking t0use on Tues
day, January 8, 1854, between the hours Of 2
and up. m. OTHO Now LAND
deci0lm Cashier.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-04

A PRACTICAL DOUBLE ENTRY
"A b0ok-keeper, cashier and corretpou
dent Of many years experience, desires "a
make an engagement; best OF references
from present and former employers, and
others. Correspondence solicited. Address
"Clerk," this office. i38t
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RDERS-lO07 TAT
ecOnd story mont and
d0-lAit
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'AuTED

DUNG MEN AND La.
y biography, day or even
ograph, Ho Market street,
No charge unloss situs.
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NyOI1OE-JUST RECEIVED, 800 BUSH
N els Of apples and for sale cheap. End
and Orange. Fosl-t0 JOHN PYLE
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UOTlCES.

NOTlCE-THE COPARTNERSHiP
IN existing between the undsrslx ne.l,
trading under the name OF uawthr0p, Broth.
or Company, this day dissolved by nu-
tual consent. The affairs Of the firm will be
settled by aawthrop and Brother at their
new building, No. iO2 West Fourth street.
J. N. 4AWTHKOP,
ALFRED GA WTHROP,
GEO. W. MOORE.
Wilmington, Dec. 81, 1883.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-04

"a GRO, MID COTTAGE
4 bath. Apply to JOHN
let street. j2St.
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INV BOARDERS IN
u, 1t blsI.ombard street.
U. B. PRYOR.
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lRL FOX GENERAL
{ IA Market street. j3Ts
lkL FOR COOK AT
1T, d3-2t
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ON MARCH 18TH NEXT,
y finely located store 3l3 W.
1SS55 d5'6t
HOUSE AND STORE 2ll
Apply to u. W. BAK ER,
js-tf
FORE AND DWELLING
y street. l3-Ns
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
DR.. GIBBOH'S DISPEHSART.
ses KcaFny street, San Francisco.

Established in 1854, for
he treatment OF Sexual
and Seminal Diseases,
51ch as Gonorrhea, elect.
Structures, Syphilis in all
its forms, Seminal Weak
ness, lmpoteucy, Skin
Diseases, etc, perns.
nently cured or no charge
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PSALMS.
REVISED ]

HEAR this. all re people, and give ear 81
ye nralids Of the world, Hop Bi.ters
will make you we'll aud to rejoice.
2. It shall ours su the people and put sick
ness and suffering under foot.
3. Be thou not AFRAID when your family is
sick, or you have Bsight's Disease or Liver
Complaint, for Hop Bitters will cure.
1. Both low and high, rich and poor know
the value of Hop Bitters for bilious. nervous
and Rheumatic complaints.
5. Cleanse me with Hop Bisters and shall
have robust and blooming health.
6. Add disease upon disease and LET the
worst come, am safe If 1 use Hop B;tterp.
Z. For all nay life have been plagued with
sickness and sores, and not until 3 year ago
was 1 cured, by Hop B,tters.
s. He that keepeth his bones from aching
from Rheumatism and Neuralgia, with Hop
Bitters, doeth wisely.
0. Though thou hast sores, pimples, freckles,
salt rheuu, erySipela', blood poisoning, yet
Hop Bisiers will remorc them all.
10. What woman IS there, feeble and sick
from female complaints, who desireth not
health and usath Hop Bitters and is made weU.
II. Let not neglect to use Hop Bitters
bring on serious Kidney and Liver complaints.
r. Keep thy tongue from being furred,
thy blood pure and thy stomach from indiges-
ton by using Hop Bitter.
IS. All my palnq and aches and disease go
ike chaf before The wind when l use Hop
Bitters.
IA. Mark the man who 5cas nearly dead
and given up by the doctors after using Hop
Bitters anG hoGometh well.
-. Cease from worrying about nervous
ness, general debility and urinary trouble, for
Hop Bitters will restore you.
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SAN FRANCISCO IrEMs.

The Sbaron.Hill divorce case is ct last
regularly on for trial.
Tho Grand jury is in session and has
considerable work ahead.
The expenses of the Justices Court du;.
fng February were 81, 627.
Last month Fisher Ames collected
SlSl 70 delinquent taxes for the years
1924.
The will of Nicholas Skorrett, the mur-
dered pioneer, has been admitted to pro.
bate by Judge Cofsy. The will is in the
form of 3 deed of conveyance.
Mamie Dwyer, nurse girl, aged II, en-
ployed at 1913 0'Farreli street, on Sunday
nigh. compelled two bur glars to drop their
booty, at the muzzle of pistol.
The Chinese in this city, according to
Colonel Bee, have raised S45. 600 for the
relief OF the sufferers by the overflow OF
the Chinese rivers Loo Chang and Woo
Tai.
The Sullivan combination was ID have
left town on Monday, but the continued
reports OF bad weather along the Southern
Railroad haye delayed them again. Al.
Smith states that he has decided not to en-.
g,ge Robinson to travel with the men "
unless he will consent to have an iron rod
inserted where his backbone should be.
The Possotfics officials have received
from Senator Miller copy of the bill pro-
vidng for the purchase of lot in San
Francisco upon which TO erect a new post,
office building, which passed the Senate on
March 81. IL provides that three Com
nisgiouers shall be appointed to superin-
tend the purchase and appropriates $780,.
coo to defray the expenses.
The storm on Sunday night caused no
inconsiderable damage all over the city.
On Pacific street, between Webster and
Fillmore, the framework of large, fine
building in course of construction was
blown to the ground, necessitating con-
siderable trouble and expense in again
placing the timbers in position. At the
Industrial School two chimneys were
blown frsm the top of the hospital and a
portion OF the fence damaged.
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COMMERCIAL.
Sacramento Produce .zarkst Wholesale.
corrected daily for the RrccRp-uSIoH.i

corrected daily Tor the kkCpRn-CSlcb.t
SACRAMENTO, March l1.h.
FRun-Lemous, Sicily, "a 1866 y case; Oranges,
California, So 25@S so q box Lines, 81 so; b.
nauae, g. . iG3 20 D bunch Pineapples, se@9 y
dozen; cocoeuuts, 1896 80 q 100; Apples s293
g box CranberTies, Sl7@lS D Dbl.
PIR FHutTa--A5s1rped. z4-io cans, = dog, 81 90 )
assorted, gallon eans, a 20, Peaches. 2 d csns
g. IS +; Portland Blusherriss- 2b cana. ~ Sh9r.
tlseerriee, 81 IS Capital Asparagus, 81 p dozen
cans.
IaagteTed 9aI0l; pears, peelsu, 7Gac; do, UI-
neeled, 4G5c: Plume. pitted l7;9jS;; Peaohss,
1OS12lc; do peelsd, 1890; erunef German and
French 12I slSe; Blsskhs-dss, l43l5o; Figs. Cali
forria 6G7U 9 b.
TAB1n FEUITs-Assorsed, ss-Eo cans, = doz, q 80 !;
Peaches 81 60 Bartlett Pears. s2 so Pluns, y q
Blackberries, g 9093; Gcoseherfies, 80; Straw
oerT:6s, IS q; Aprcots 81 % anscat Grape y z :
Red CurTsnss, 81 IS; Cserrles. @ Is.
VEGETABLES - Potatoes, 65ceS IS; Onions,
81 25G1 60 Caufower, 75ceSl; Cabbage, 75c9
81 25; CaTrots, 50S60e y hui ired; 1uTnips,
Coo 2 sack; bunch vegetables, I2tC 3 doz
Artich5kes, 75c n dozen; Jerusalem Atichokes,
34@4c 9 n; Sweet Potatoes, 4lG5c y ib Celery,
6O675c q Goz Garlic, 2G4c: Nevada Potatoes,
81 so; New Potatoes, 3E4c a 10 Bhub9rb, l5G17c
Peas, l5@Z0c; Asparagus, l5c y H.
BRkkperUFgs-ElouI, 90 % . barrel; Ostmes',
ei75 2 iG0 ns, latter for Eastern Cornmeal, yell
low. 81 .; white, 81 25G2 80; Cracked Wheat,
50 %.
PnrbrEY-Llve Turkeys, 24925c p n dressed,
269zTc; full grown Chickens, S7@7 80 . dozen
young BOOSTERS, j7G7 80 dozen; Rroisrs, e595 so
tame Ducks, $40 so: Gecss, 70 q p . psis
Eggs, choice lots. 26827c q dozen.
GAas- Hare, q 75et2 Rabbits, sl91 80; NAL
lard Du6ls, S5@6 2 d0z; Teal, Slsl so = doz /;
Sprigs, S2g2 SO q doz.
DAiRY PRoDUCTs-Butte=. choice, 9Sd29. = d /;
mixed lots IN rolls, 80 &C.; Cheese, California,
from lIet s.; Western, tst5, lGglIe; harms
Cream, 10000
HzATs-Besi, lOc; Mutton, &c 3 % /; PORK, l09
IL; vsal small calves, 12c large, i0c.
HAY, GEAIS AID rEsD-OAt hsy. fl0Gl3 = ton ;
Alfalfa hay, $500 g ten; bra1, : tor. 81
middlings, $50 . Jon bsrisY. WHOLE $50 q ton
ground 81 10; waest, q 90 al 70 = cvt wild oats,
81 IS 4; tame ostF 81 com, q IS 3 cwt.
EIsoEL1 lialia, 9G94: Timothy,
Eastern, 7sse 8 b Oregon, 7ss3oi Pop Corn, case
q Ii; ked Clover, 159ieei Red Top llGl25c; Nuts
cughsh walnuts, 94aI0c California Welnuts,
9a10c; Almonds, AsI5c; Peanuts, California,
6ig7c; Lard California; cans, lac Eastern, IA g
I5c; t6ide-, salt, light and medium, 6fec, and
heavy, 9aioc iTl' ISL; TslIov, 10; Hops, offer.
ing st l69l9s pk-stock very SMALL
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, Ere
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Commencing Monday, February %, 1854
AND DNuL FURTHER NOTICE,
TRAINS ARD BlS1S WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO

G.aA 4. M.-tOaiiy) San Francisco PasseB-
S'OV gers Train, via 3 nicia. Connects at Sui
sun for Vallejo and Caiistoga. Second
class passenger cars for San Francisco at
tached.
WA A. sJ.-(Sundays excepted)-Accommo.
6'A~ dation Tram to Marysyilie, Red Bluff and
ReddiDg.
GOA 4. M.gtDaily)-c. P. Emigrant Train
y 'eV TO ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
600 & :.-s s5 5 so9 s t@s5S5i? s as pFi8r r
San Francisco, touching at all way ports
on the Sacramento river.
6,lA Z. .-(Daily)-Passenge Train for
ascV woodland, Williams, Wiilows, Tehama
anG Red Bluff.
E,4n A.M-(Daily)-Sa Francisco Passenger
A'7HS Train. Connects at Gait with Passenger
Train for lone ard ct Lathrop with Tulsrc
Passenger Train for Merced, MADEIRA,
Fresno aud Tuare connects also at
Niles fer gan Jose.
ss,gA e. M.-(Daily)-Loc Passenger Train
-s'-ES 70 Auburn and ColfaX.
1853 ram r iS Va a5sc d Eaas' d E sa
for Vallejo. Connects also eft Suisun
Sundays exce7ted), for CalistogS.
ga =. N.-(Daily)-Orescn Express for
a. u MaYsyillo, Chico, Red Bluff and ReddiGg
(POrtlenj, Oreguu)
Esf@ =. M.-(Daiiy) Local Train to Stockton,
FsEV connecting there with LEGAL Train to La
throp, which makes close connections with
5. r Atlantic Express Tor MADEIRA, No
jaye, Daggett, The Needle a. & P R.R.l
Nowhau (Santa B2roara), Los Angeles,
Gotten (san Diego, Yuma, Maricopa
Prescott), Tucson, Benson (Guaymas,
Hexico). Dening "a. 7. & S. F. K. ~, ri
PAso Ct. & ?. Ey.) San Antonio and
New OreaEs Connects also at Lathrop
with $ T. Enigrant Tain for The Nee.
dies Damirg and Fl Paso.
4:5 g:6 M Or M F2s5 P Pas' Express via
= - =. 81 0aily)-C p Atlantic Express
s'So for C5lfaN, Rene carson and Virginia.,
Battle Mountain (Austin) Palisade (Eu-
rcka) Ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
49 n Woodland a2 aad R5iF ns85a T'AH for
y. TOWNE. General Manager
Il. GOODMAN ... Genl Fass'r aud Ticket Agcr
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
4 4 Ofice-removed TO SIS Eighth treet between
II and |. Residence next door. Office hours till
4. NJ; from l to g. and 500 to 1870 P. NJ. jy13-lm
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Merchandise Report.

The following freight passed Ogden March sth !:
For sacramento illingsley & Co, 5 boxes wood
spnts, bales corks; <. Lyon Co., bale dry
goods Burns Church Hancock, boxes lamp fix
lures A. A. Van VOORHEES, Co., , boxes cotton
cordsge. J. Hahn g. Co, case trusses and braces
Xix, Gear & Co, case perfumery; Baker &
Hamilton, car load of wagons, l car load OF fence
wire Terry McMorry, box oil; Jones Givens, l
car load of fence wire; Booth & Co., car load of
syrup; d. M. Quinn, 9 cases hats.
For Stockton-Wasley & s., cases shoes.
For Marysvie- White, Cooley Cults, , cases oil
stones T. j. Kingsland l. Son, box msttocks.
For Chico-P. Peters Bro, cases shoes.
For Gridey-R. IL Beele, l box silver plated
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BARLEY There seems to be a steadler tone to the
market, without any positive Change in values
Two sales were reported rs having been made yes
terday afternoon, aggregatirg about so tons, At
S25c, while this morning small lot was offered
at S331, and its acceptance is now under consider.
alton by the intending purchaeer. a fair article,
that could be cassed as No ,, can be had within a
range If q! cs0e o etl. Brewing gives evidence
OF improvement. Choice quality is being almost
pressed on the mSrket at 05c, while 0Jc viii buy
lot that will largely meet the general wants Of
trade At this latter price some 200 bags changed
hands to-day.
On call there was at first little squirt in values,
owing to free buying on the part of a leading oper-
ator, but just coon he stopped purchasing the
market weakened and pr ces fell back though clos
ing better than yesterday morning. Altogether,
1920 tons No l Feed transferred, as follows:
Spot-190 tons, Soc.
Buyer season-2O0 tons, Ssic; 200, sssc; loo,
eSic; 100, SSsc; 800, Ssfc; 100, Sssc; 400 soc.
Seller sesson-300 tons, Sic; loo, S35c 100, S3ac.
Buyer 1Ss4-I00 tons, Ole; 200, 9l5c & CT.
Bidding at the close is represented by the follow
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r. A. sNiDLR, n. o.,
DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, EOUTHEAST
corner second and streets. Office Hours
9 to 1890 A. n; 2 TO 4, and to 9P. NJ. Residence,
9l3 II street. between Ninth and Tenth. ul23-4p1y
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san FRASLlgCO, March IItn,
ELOUR-Local trade continues good, while the eX
port inquiry is fairly active Best City Extra, s. %
90 Go; medium grades, - 5og5; shipping super
fine, 50 50g1 80 q Dbl.
WHsAT-An improved feeling is L, ted. Holders
are not Wiling sellers Of the best shipping grades
at Sl57I and several decline TO part with stock for
less than 81 60 = ell. There is crowding of
spot offerings, while the supply in first hands is far
from extensive and it looks very much as if the
immediate future course OF the market would shape
less favor bY 0r the buying interest Milling par
GELS are held at 81 624 and even higher.
On call there moderate speculative inquiry,
and sales were made at a small advance on Yester
day figures About l,00) tons No. White changed
hands, as follows:
Buy er season-1oO tons, 81 5s3; 100, 81 $50; 400,
81 5s.