Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

-udH and Herdid do not reflect in this mat
ter the sentiment of the people of San
Joaquin. and their misrepresentation can
do little if any harm.
GRAIN AND Mill STUFFs.-The grain
crop throughout Sacramento, Yolo and aG-
joining counties this year is the best ever
known. The grain, however, is quite
chcaty, particularly wheat. The mills in
this city are paying the following prices !:
Wheat from 81 10M1 10; barley holds its
own at SD cents; the crop is large and the
kernel full and bright. There is q scarcity
of milling corn; in fact, there is none in
the market. Feed corn is scarce and brings
from 81 25GI1 50. Rye is also scarce
and is quoted at 81 -. Pretty fair
oats brings 81 .. and prime
81 80. The millers. have been selling
flour for some time past at 81 co. but this
morning they will reduce the price to
81 40 and four per cent of for cash. That
discount is given at all the mills on the
price-list of all their product where the
buyer pays cash. Ground barley, one cent {;
middlings, $40 80 per ton; bran, SIG 30 per
ton. The number Of dairics in the immc-
! diate vicinity Of the city keep the price Of
! bran up. and the supply is hardly equal to
| the demand. Cornmeal, - p in 25-pouud
sacks, and . 30 in 10-pound sacks None
| of the mills are using Il large force of
| hands, neither are they running day and
| night. as they did this time last year This
| is owing to a great extent to the fact that
| the New Orleans and Liverpool markets
| proved disastrous last year, and no flour
| from this city is being shipped to either OF
those points this season.
Az AyrLERrD DoE.-Whilc William b.
! T..
| We're enjoying 4 season of hunting and fish
! ing at the Ellicotl ranch. in thenortheastern
| portion of FL Dorado county. few weeks
ago. he was presented by Andrew Eilicott,
! proprietor of the place, with a handsome
! set of antlers about II inches in hight and
| bearing four prongS. which'Ai Elliott took
! from the head Of doe dcor killed BIZ him
Two Years ago. The doe had a sucking
| fawn with her At the time. He informed
| Mr.. Hamilton that hc had beeIi hunting
| and trapping for forty years, during which
time he had occasionally heard Of docs
! with horns. but this was the first one he
had ever seen, though he had killed her
| maphrOditc deer whose heads were so dec
Grated. The fact that Mr.. Elliott killed thiSs
! doe is well known among his HCighborS.
and. in order that Mr. Hamilton might not
| be accused IF rOmancinT- INDUCING in a
| " Campaign he aS il wcre-Mr Eilicott
| give him note youchiug for thC facts as to
the killing. Il is probably just as well chat
Billy has the certificate to show,
CorXrY HosPrrAL REPoRr.-Dr G. \.
| White, Superintendent Of the County Hos
| pjtai, makes the following report for the
month Of August Number of patients in
! hospital August 1st. %; admitted during
the mcnth 50; died, discharged. -
| remaining, 106 meals furnished destitute
| applicants, 257. Tho deaths and causes
were as follows: John Moran. AGED %
native of Ireland, compound fracture OF
| leg; Mrs. L. J. Baxter, 30, New York, con-
/ sumption; James McCallum, II, New York,
cardiac dropsy; Foo Vow, -, China, opium
| poisoning suicide. The current expenses
were Salaries. SOB subsistence 81 OH o.
Total, 5l,757 %.
CoCNrY JAN REroRT.-ShcrifT Fstill re-
/ ports that during the month of August
/ IS prisoners We're confined in the county
| jail, as follows: For murder, 3; assault J.
/ grand larceny, >: burglary. 3; riot, l pcti,
| larceny, second oiicnse, >; petit larceny
F! II; misdcmeanor. ,; disturbing the peace
! II; common druukards, 8 va4aney IA
| battery, safe keeping, l. insanity,
! cruelty to animals. / detained witness.
/ OF these, - were discharged as follows
} pom IN I'tt dttpli Nl Ntilttltt, ul t'ttci
Of Court, > want Of charge 1; on bail.
/ escaped >: satisfaction O.. fine, l. There
| are now 3G prisoners confined in the nsti-
| tuition.
/ Auction To-DAY-Bcll & Co.. the well
| known auctioneers, will sell at their sales
ROOM in the Clmre huilding, corner Of
| Eighth and X streets, at 10 \. u. to-day, one
| span of black mares, four years old. good
roadS;crs, kind and gentle, and are q very
handsome team. Also, one closed hack.
buggieS and carts. At the same time, one
cight-stop cabinet organ walnut bedroom
set, one bed-lounge, spring and top mat
treSseS, Brussels and ingram carpets, safes
wardrobes, ranges and stoves.
ADMISSION DAY.-Thc Native Sons Of tho
Golden West will undoubtedly hold one ol
the grandcSt celebrations ever seen in this
city The Grand MarshalS proclamation
appears in fall in the advertising corumnS
of this issue.
y. s. G. W-William b. Miller. Jew
eler. Seventh and J streets. is the only
authorized sgent for the sale of Native
Sons badges, as adopted by the General
Committee.
THE Red Rubber Type Foundry at ST
X street, of which Frank Wing is propric
tor. makes all kinds of rubber stamps fo
printing business, or visiting cards, o
marking clothes.
For VARIETY of style prices and quality
n - nfarNt a.