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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-11

1879. when the supply, IN proportion y
the population. was quito NJ large. II ma ss
bern lower but twice In ten years In los
and l67S--sfter two previous years 81 aous-
dance. II Il highest IN Florida-Svc. PEI
bushel-and the lowest price IL 1Sc.-in
Nebraska: Kansas, 90; Iowa, 20; Missouri
20; Illinois and Minnesota, 81; lnd,ani
and Wisconsin. 81; Michigan, 10: ONO
Al; Kentucky. 43. II Is 81 In Pennsv.va-
MIA. 81 In New Jersey. and % in Nes
York. The range Of values In the south
Atlantic States Is from 30 In Delaware 70
- In South Carolina and 80 IN Florid', IN.
creasing In the order Of movement. except
that Georgia reports 90 cents. In the more
western States IL II - In Tennessee. "a IN
Arkansas, 81 10 Alabama, 62 In Mississipp'
and Texas, aud 81 In Louisiana.
The average farm.price Of wbea, u 10
cents per bushel cgaiust Of cents lust DE.
cember. The December price IN thirteen
wears las previously been below one dol.
lar per busb,l but five times-in 1874. rs,
80, 's2, NJ q 80. The average IN Nebraska
Is ~ cents; As In Kansas; 10 In Dikota;
80 in Minnesota; rs In Iowa; G2 In Mis-
SQUIRT; C3 IN Illinois; G7 In Indiana; "a in
Michigan. and IS IN Ohio. The average
home. grown wheat IN New England eX-
c,eds one dollar. In New York II Is
IS cents: In Pennsylvania, So. Ii is so
cents in Virginia and SO IN Maryland.
The average value Of oats Is Is cents,
seainst 50 cents last December and 81 IN
1882. The present value Is the lowest ever
reported by the Department. The lowest
state average Is 10 cents IN Nebraska. The
hiebesti go In Florida; Iowa and hinne-
sofa 20 cents. Kansas %; Illinois 90; Indl-
ana 81, and Ohio 20. The range Is from
42 10 60 m the South.
The plantation price Of cotton, as reported.
ranges from 10 % cents per pound. Ii Is
q cents In Tennessee, Arkansas, and Texas !;
8 cents and one mill in Louisiana: o cents
and two mills IN Georgia; 0 cents and
three mills In the Carolinas and VIrgiDIa.
TIE average farm-price OF the entire crop
Of potatoes is 40 cents per bushel. The
lowest price is % cents, in Michigan. The
average in New York Is 80 cents, AZ in
Ohio. So in Indiana, "a In Illinois, % In
Iowa. 80 in Nebraska. 4S In Kansas. The
average price is two cents lower than last
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-11

II YOU have a Sore Throat, Cough or
Cold. try Il. II. Douglass& sons Cipsscum
Cough Drops. They are pleasant to the
taste. perfectly harmless, aud viii surely
] cure you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-11
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, December 10.-Virginia G's
consolidated. 80; past-due coupons, 3it
new 1O.4Gs, 3lt new 3's, 52i. Bid to-day
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FInrR.

We quote: Fine. S2@$2.j0; superfne,
s2.2jaS3; extra, S3.50Q $3.50; family, 81
GS450; patent family, country, si.jO9 80.
Market very dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-11

NEW YORK, December i0.-Tbe Western
Union Telegraph Company to-day declared
aqmrterly dividend OF Il per cent, pay
able Janusry 18th.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

LDNtNUA1' DtUtIUVI IU, IOOfs
SALEs-FIRsT BOARD.-1, 900 Virginia
new 3's at 52i. l.jOO do. at 52i. 800 do. at
j2l, 1000 do. at 52l, LOCO do. at 81, 1000
do. at 52i.
SECOND BoARD.-j0O Virginia new 3's at
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PRICES or FARM PRODUCTS.
Reports OF the Department or Agriculture In
Cereals, Potatoes, and Cotton.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispa,eh.I

10y UItkFnph 70 tht DtspAtch.I
WASHINGTON, December 10.-The De-
partment OF Agriculture reports to-day
prices OF farm product, 10 the home mar.
kets. The tendency 10 general decline
Of prices appears to have depressed values
somewhat, aside from the abundant sup.
ply, The average price Of corn Is 3cAc..
which Is lc. lower than the average for
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. DKcExBsR 10. 1854.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel, Giaord. Norfolk. United states
ma n, merchs ndiss. and passepgers, l.. D. TAtan.
sftut
schooner Lewis hrman. Collision. santos. door.
schooner I. N. Bird. Merrill, Nalan1a>. dressed
hoops. Pitts Dorrier; vessel, Carts Parker.
PORT OF NEwPoRr's NEWS. DEC. 10, 1854.
fBy Telegrsph-j
ARRIVED.
steamship Charles y. Mayer, Anthoay, PROM.
dcGcs.
sissmsslp Resina tBr,,ishl, Cook. New 0sssans
for Gremshy. " coal.
ssa.n,hip WassrIy tsritish,. Calvert. Norfolk.
20 iosd cotton.
STEAMERS Rtdevnfer tBrttishl, nayea,oxa. ed
soe,hwood tBsitsh), Liverpool belh laviaG
coaled.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 0 A. NJ, "a;
GA. NJ, 81; noon, 81; Z. NJ, SO; 9 p.
NJ, As; midnight. 40.
Mean temperature. 40 Sc.
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Late Weather Report.

Especial telegram TO the DispaIch.l
WASHINGTON, December f1-l:06 A. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States, fair
weather, followed in northern part by
partly cloudy weather and local rains or
snow, higher temperature, westerly
winds.
For the South Atlantic states, generally
fair weather, nearly stationary tempera-
ture, variable winds.
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NEW YORK. December l0.-Cotton-Net
receipts. 1880; gross receipts. 1910 bales.
Futures closed steady; sales, 1874, 100 bales;
December. sl0.92asi0.93; January, sli.03
ssli.0i; February, sll.0iasll.05; March,
sll.13aSll.1i; April. sll.2jaSi 20; NAY
s1l.31SIl.39: June, slI.5Oasll.5i; July
slI.62asll.63; August, ell. 72asll.73; Sep
tember, Sl1 .35aSl1.3s.
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figures. Fancy, So; 9 n; choice, S2s@a4c
medium gradts, 2593oc; mixed lots from country
stores 16 lsc; arkin, 25@26e for choice, soa22Ic
for fair to coed, and l7Gl9c for common picked
roll. 27G2Sc; Eastern, l6d19o y b.
CHEPsE-Is firm at quotations. California, l7tdI9c
Tor cnolce; l59l6c TOR fair 10 good Eastern, leg &c
d.
EG6s-The easy feeling Of the last day or so is be.
coming more pronounced, and further shading in
asking rates is necessary result. California 37ier
39c for choice 35td36c 2 dozen for fair to good
PoULIRY-Ful rates are obtained for desirable
cousiguments. Live Turkeys, gobblers, 2l@22,; do
Hens, 81 g22c; DO dressed, 22q25c; BOOSTERS, 500
for old, aud q az for young Hens, S9s SO !;
Broilers, SIS 5og6 So according to size; Ducks,
s10Tl2 doz Gees, - 25d2 so p pair
GAME-Quoil and Canvasbacks are the only kinds
that meet with quick custom With other descriptions
the market is overstOcked and prices generally
quite easy. Quail, 81 259l SO = dez; Hare, s2G2 25
<shoits, small, slsl "a; eottontail, 81 25@1 so g
sla1 % Mallards, sSqs 50 . dozen; Canvasbacks,
Si@4 so; common Snipe, 50@75c q do en- do,
English, 81 50d2 = dozen; Gray Geese, 81 509
rs . dozen White Geese, Sl9l % V dozen (;
Honkers, 81 5o95 & dozel Brandt, 81 2591 so q
dozen
PRovrsloSs-Eastern Hams, 17al7Ic: Califor
MIA Hams, l5dl54c for plain, 16tdl7c for sugar
cured canvased; Eastern Breakfast Bacon, l59
Isle; California Smoked Bacon, I2i(G13c for heavy
aud medium, and 14!@15c for light and extra light;
Clear sides, 124a12xc; Pork, slS 50Gl9 for Extra
Prime, s20d20 80 for Prime Mess go 50923 for Mess,
s23g23 so for Clear, s24a24 so for Extra Clear
Pigs Feet, S169lS g Dbl Mess Beef sl4 50@l5
for bbs and IS 80 for haf bbls Extra Ness Beef,
n5l4l51 for bbls and IS so for half bbls; Family
Beef, slSG1S so q Dbl; California Smoked Beef,
l31@l33c = % Beef Tongues, s1O@10 30 .
dozen; Eastern Lard, I246l22c for tierces and
l24Gl3c q Il for pals ; California do, 1o-R
tins, l23913c; 5-ib tins, 13Gl3tc; pals, 189l3tc
for l0-tb l3t4l3Sc for 5-b, and l49141c . b for
3.fb pals.
WooL-Trading is almost nominal being limited
to small purchases OF choice qualities for local use
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BAN FRANCISCO MARKET REVIEW.
issrORrxD FOR II, SACRAMENTO RsOon,Usros.l
General Merchandise.

-. - - - 7se.
- p, oAs fkANcIsoe Jalu4y .; toef
+, bAos A AID bAGGl g fhere Is nothhg cong
1aieotta y neat bags ana prices are nominal at 8.
&c 1oT SPOT ana Ifate Tor pos i've dsHyriy 9eHC
80; 1It t 80 ous, n s - - sTas+ not
Urn GUY qu'e variety ol DEF % A
m9Vt Days are quo'eu A' So@f-c' io'a'o "unes'
41 go ai3. IT., - -. L.. - the r,,t;s--;,
on = Lerl,eu pLCg nss u s- a. ~, ~ a.
aASl ESonpa1y qJo'eS iS 55 IA 1850 u -, ~ a
rs ss Iol3"s ofeekn. H. &c congress ana CoG1tnu'
F taS TaATsi cen ~ aGala''
ifs oui"i - an" go I1Ls' GU -, ~
NiS il5, Assol N [st EAS 1922 NJ
lnsGI uSe, eiaiGlls' NJ aeS, .Iofe. W
ss Ieuzes en' . lue JIulOles Gash ~
ca FRUITS; ringer CdAes Jenny Li9u Ia Si'1 tl
lemon HLilS fahcy, Oatnga Osetlapu, anu 9su
CAAes eaeh luc sugar SaAes' &c Dos'o1, , bue-
Ter Cracker a Meal Cream Galetts, Graham pi5.I;
Luhcn' Alnk' monitors, oSsTt, Ieatl; ,I icins
Extra santa Car. "aier water anu anu mines
eaeh sc Plcmc, o-c; SOFA Extra, each t4e oaloon
Tlot SOFA crackers o1c fliot bread sAua' 4tci
not tIead: = snip Bread &C e ID s,-a.
,bHIch-bath, 4Zs,2f2c e dozen FHe' - az ne
wharf or to arrive lob6ing at : z 5ta4o california
building descriptions, - an p thousand -
pr ohs.Ihe Ince lzt OF -o-al manuiactqreT Is as
follows common - 49, - anu q - y Ine tifee
numbers Extra fatent q 20 y ~ q 10 "a - iur
the Tour styles EureAa = T. - % anu - o. toI
tns tor styles, NIL ana STABLE, - % anu q IOr
the three siyie ship, 81 Whisp and Toy Broohs'
"a Z
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Sacramento Produces Market Wholesale.
corrected daily for the RECORD. UEIoE.


| FRUu-Lemous Sicily, S7l0S q case; Oranges,
California, q 25 az so b 0oX new crop, Sid5 Mex
! lean Oranges, - 50G3 q 100; Limes, IL 25Gi SO;
| Bananas, e 50@4 y bunch; Pinespplee, seGta
! dozen Cocoanuts s7@S . 100; Apples, 81 90 az
q box Pears, 81 2:@2 9 box; Cranberries, SIC so
! oil 50 = Dbl.
vsexrAsLRs - Potatoes, 6Ocasl 30; Onions,
| 75c@Sl 1O Caulifi over, 9OcdSl; Cabbage, 65G
| 6oc 3 sack; bunch vegetables, lac y doz
! Psrsnips, lc; Beets, 1c; Horse Radish, 6@7c e n
Artichokes, 75c y dozen; Jerusalem Artichokes,
| 3!d4c r b ; Sweet Potatoes, g 25d3 SO; Celery,
| 81 %.
BRKADsrUFFs-Flour, IS 70 = barrel; Oatmeal,
| 8 5 100 rs, latter for Eastern; Cornmesl. yell
| low, 81 90; white, & so; Cracked Wheat, s. 25
| POULIEY-Live Turkeys 2l322c q 10 dressed,
| 26d2ss; full grown Chickens, s7@7 90 9 dozen
! young koosters f495 y dozen; BIoiers, s3G5
| tame Ducks, IS 50G9: Geese, 81 60g2 0 pair
| Eggs, choice lots, 3jd373c a dozen.
! GANE- Hare, 81 750c2; Rabbits, sl@l 80; Nal
| lard Ducks, s. SOFA z doz; Teal, Sldl 80 2 doz
| Sprigs, S2d2 80 2 doz; Quail. 81 2jdl so q dOz.
DAGEY PR0DUCrs-buttef, choice, 3z4&314 %
mixed lots, in rolls, 2SS30c Cheese. California;
! from HAS; Western, fats, l6Gl7ci haIin's
| Cream, 19tG20c.
MHArs-Beef 5000 Mutton 5a6 2 n Lamb, "a
7c Pork g.; cal, small calves, l0Gllc; large, SC.
HAY, GRAM AND FEED-04g hay, Sl2Gi4 ton
! Alfalfa hay, esa9 Il ton 6rsn, 3 ton 81
! middllngs, go q ton; barley, whole, go q ton
ground, 81 Is; wheel q 75GI S. h cwt wild oats,
| FL IS; tsme pass, g; com, 81 % y cwt.
| PIE FRUIrs-Assorted, 2.-n cans, b doI, q IS :
| assorted, gallon cans IS; Peaches. 2s-b cans,
| 81; Portland RluehArriea. 7-ib cans. 81: Whor'
! teberres 81 rs Capital Asparagus, % 80 g dozen
| cans.
DEIRD FRUrrs-Apples, slice1, 9g1oc n; dc
| 41SItered, Sg9c; pears, peeled, 7@Sc; DO, N.
Jesled, 4d5c Pluns, pitted. 1jGl6c; Peaches,
| IG12lc; do, peeled, 1e820i; Prunef Germsn and
french. 13aI5c; BlackherEies, 1910; Figs, Cali
| f,rnis 76S, ID.
TAsLs ERUTs-Assorted, 2t.E cans, 3 doz, e. 10
Peaches 81 60; Bartlett Pears, e so Plums 81 6,
3lackberres, e. 90d3 Goosenerrea, S3 % Straw
oerries e3 25 Arrcots, s. % Muscst Grape9 q 90
2ei Currsnts, s3 %; Cherries, sS so.
! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9Gl0c: Timo'hv,
| Eastern, 7Gs3 q u Oregon, 95ci Pop Corn, case
& II Req Clover, a q SCI Reu Top, 1lR 2.c; Nut
english Wslnuts, 9i@loc; California Walnuts
| l0Ql1c; Almonds Is Gl6c Peanuts, Eastern, ga
! i0c Peanuts, California, 79Sc Lard California;,
cans lac Eastern, 16alsc; Hides. salt, light and
medium. S83c, and heavy, 9a'0c dry, IS
| Iallow, tic; Hons. offering at l5alse 2 n
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Clipper Gap California Pig Iron is quoed at 3! 5JG
81 for Nos 70 j. We quote as follows for other
kinds: Coke Tin. IS S7d6l0 Roofing do. IS 2jGj 81!
Charcoal do St S5d7 10 p bX Yellow Metal 2tlp25c
English Cast Steel l4Gl5c Sheet Zinc, stGS!c Pig
Lead 4-fflc; Bar Lead 53U6c: Lead Pipe, 7G3c
Sheet Lead Saoic; Bar Copper, l5c; Pig Tin, &c
s II.
closed the 10Th OF December and viii remain
closed until Feb. uary This wi tone up prices some
We quote Oakland Il ade at s. IS
PAtNrs-Good demand tyr White Lead at 69'c ior
on Whale is nominal at 555c for coast and Polar;
China Nut dtGSyc; California Castor 81 % for
No q, AID 81 20 f,r No. Refined tocoanut 4JGi5c /;
California Lnseed in single barre lots &c fOrraw and
csc g gallon for boiled Petroleum. 10 degrees in
cans l6d lCc do in bulk I4c do $50 degrees 22d27c
pure waser strained Lard CSC in bbls and 81 in tins
Possel Olive, S5G5 Is; Plaguiol Olive, g 5Od6 %
Duret do, 50 5JG6 Is; extra line kinds. sSa5 dozen
quarts.
PAPER-CaHfornis Straw Wrapping, Soc, &c, 81 and
81 10 p resm for th- four styles.
QUIgkSiLy EE--t eady at $50 g flask or sl' q d.
Rat in London. Is IS.
China 81 05ai for mixed s.7yq4 50 for No :, and
3 5U05 ~ per two mats Tor No !
SoAr-We uote Pale At 5a6c and Chemical Olive at
Various brands Of Eastern are quoted at
sSGr-Ii7erpool fine is quoted at SIC soar 30;
CaI1n e. Island Sl345 for coarse and SeG22 for lne
California. S,00i2 Tor coarse and Sl4Gl5 Tor tae.
TEA-Japan is freely offered at 359-l.c for good
/ wooDESwAnF-A leading firm quotes as fol
( lows Tubs painted, per dozen. s%dN; nest
dozen s9a2i; nest OF threr. s. 80 ear toa'k hoopi
per lc1rn Sl2dl6. rest "a three. g 80 car sai ivan
led h1oI per dozen. sl40lS; nest OF three =
hc.lrr5 yIruis ed per dgzeu, s-d+, mes, Of t7e'
20 Pals painted - - per dozen; vanished
S5tS 30; white = ,'4 81; lard GOV r.d = 5g93.
/ " shhoarls. Cab oruia INC. - 30 TT dozen East
/ Eastern Wilou, 50 - per dozen.
/ f. low Nicuua and Brown, p uch. 52oz - 81 +
/ yard: Gray same width WEIGHT 81 So q yard
/ Gry noe width 2ioz. 81 Gray, 5i-inch 5o-oH sc
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CoFFEE-Good uuwashe1 Salvador, HE good
Costa Rics, l3lc d h.
Observation-Disclosures, 5gC96ic; English and German
6G6lc q h
DRUG ,-Bi-Carb Soda, 3s@Ac; Caustic Soda 3ia
SIC Sal Soda, / Sc Soda Ash, 24G2!c; Calitor
MIA Crystals, 3SG54c for refined and SiG Soc e ID for
powdered
DRY GOoDs-Brown Drills, 30-inch goods are job
bling at sl69sc: Brown Sheetings, 36-nch 73d9Ac
Brown Shirtings. 30-inch, 6d74c; Apron and Furni-
ture Check l4G20c; bleached and cOlOred Cambrics,
5G7c; heavy Deuims, 2S-inch, l6G26c; Cotton Elan
uel Sidl2c for light and lG25c for heavy; Hickory
Stripes l2al3!c; Prints 6aG7c: Kentucky Jeans, l9
d55c z yard
for selected in I0l- ID Cases. and &c for homeless Z;
East IN Goldfish 7llG9c e Z Eastern Mackere 81 %
a. for No. I in l5b kits, and S3lG3 % for Mess in
10 h kits Canned Salmon, 81 O5GI % q deem lib
tins.
LUMBER-C Pine rough SlS; rough clear
Pine, S24: Pine flooring and stepping, S2l 80 !;
Redwood SIS for rough and S26 for surfaced Retail
Pine, common rough, to 20 feet, go 50 = NJ feet
No. flooring, inches and over SS2 so; do and un-
der and l.X4 and ltX6 flooring and stepping, S35 ;
Laths s. 70 q NJ Shakes. SO = NJ Redwood. rough
merchantahle, 80 80 p NJ surface No l, S35 T. & c.
Redwood liN4 and lix6 SIS do 6-inch. Il feet and
over $50 so; do beaded u feet and over, S55; half
inch surface $50 Pickets fancy, ST 80 do rough
pointed so do do square, Sl7 So Siding, 3-inch,
s25 Shingles, 81 50 q NJ Batteus finch, ineal, lc
Posts Hsc each.
March s-Psrcusson, 35c . gross, less usual dis
count 10 the trade
MEr Isl W Harrsons private circular quotes
Pig Iron as follows
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san Francisco Meat Market.

Following are rates for whole carcasses from
slsughterers to dealers
BEEP-First quality, 83@9,; second quality, Tia
s, third quality, 6!@7c d H.
VRAL-Large calves S4g9c; small ones, 9910Ic
q h.
ACKNOWLEDGES are quotsble at 5@5Ic. and ewes
at 4d4tc @ h.
Handspring is quotable at 7dsc y n.
PoRK-Iive Hogs 5sd6c for hard grain hogs on
foot dressed do, 7iaSc 2 h.
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] often wonder mother loves to creep
Up to the garrett where cupboard stands,
Aud sit upon the musty floor aud weep,
Holding a baby's dresses in her hands.
! eften wonder grandma loves TO sit
Alone where hangs picture on the wall
a handsome face, across whose features fit
The ph2ntoms Of a love she would recall.
] wonder, too, that sister, pale and sad,
Waits at the gate, and waiting, seems to hear
The footballs of the brave, heroic lad
VINO neyermOre may WOO her waiting there.
The little lips in voiceless death are sealed
The naughty squire sleeps now lasting sleep
The lovers bones bleach on 4 battlefield
And brokeu-hearted women live to weep.
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Chico sr5rtsmeu are endeaVoring 10 get u
an ola-faskioned fox chase with hounds
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IsaRFG NESPESsARY
=xsESUM< EA O%oSx

AGO Geary Street, San Francisco, Cal
Private Entrance, 415 Mason street, four blocks
mp Geory street from kearny, Main Entrance through
Disnensary Drug store. dSly&Wly
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LONGSHORE, 5lG X ST, BET FIFTH AND
n - ixth Sacramento. Trunks, Yalises and Bags
Wholesale and RetsI) Sample Cases made TO order.
Repairing Gope 1T short notice. aul5-4pIm
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WHEAT California spot lots are dull at SIS "a to
So 10d cargo lots ABS Cd for just shipped, 42s I'D
for nearly due, and AS for of coast.
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

IUNh
BREADsTUFFs - Flour is steady and Wheat il
quiet and weak the latter at 81 07d1 Is q bushel
WooL-CalifonIa is quiet at 9dl0c for fal
curry, and l06l3c for clear fall spring bury, 16,
to lSc; clean spring. 24d2Sc: pulled, 2Sd40c
HIDES California are steady at 22!@23c
CHICAGO, January 3D.
NHBAr-953c for February.
CoRN-565c for February.
P0RK-sl4 Al for February.
LARD-SS 81 for February
SHORT RIBs-S7 45 for February.
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Sb2f NOtices, TO follow readlng mattel twenty-five
oents q line for each insertion.
Advertisements of Situations Wanted, Housesto Let,
Society Meetings etc, of LESS, will be
Inserted in the DAILY REooRD-UNIoE as follows:
One time Is cents
1uIet Ulles cents
One week. cents
Seven words to constitute q line.
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Halls Pulmonary Balsanl

FUNHE BEST REMEDY IN USE FOR COUGHS,
i Colds Asthma, Bronchitis, Influenza, Group,
Incipient Consumption, and all Throat and Lung
Troubles Sold by all Druggists for so cents.
}. X. Gates e Co. ProprietOrs, All Sansome
street. San Francisco ng-4p3m&w3m
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iGF VIVA 81 G<2kS N1 N III
Y Hz4:mL7HV INvIGORATOR
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for the cure of Nervous and Physical Debility,
Vital Exhaustion, Seminal Weakness. Loss of Man.
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