Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-20
arERCuANDIsE REPORT.
The following freight passed Ogden
March 18TH.

The following freight passed Ogden
March 10Th:
For Sacramento-J. G. Davis, 2 boxes
and shoes, IA cases hats; Hale Bros. & Co.,
8 cases hats, cases buttons; S. Lipman &
Co. case dry goods; Mrs. Il. NJ. Wiede-
mann, !; barrels candy; w. r. Strong &
CO., 81 bags seed; Adams, Mcneil & Co..
81 boxes and l package tobacco; Lindley &
Co 5 cases beef; w. d. Comstock, 8 boxes
marble, l box furniture; Baker s. Hamil-
ton, 1877 reels barbed wire; J. F. Davis 4;
Son, 90 buggies and fixtures; Mebius & Co.,
81 cases baking powder, 5 boxes tobacco;
Booth q Co., 500 boxes canned goods; Hol-
man, Stanton & Co, 5 cases tacks; III. Fisher
Il Co, 90 crates, 125 cases and 25 barrels
fireworks.
For Standardization Wheel Com
pany, box machinery; Durham & Co., 4
cases and 3 packages hardware, 2 cases
wooden mallets; Langridge & Garwood, 9
cases shoes; Austin Bros, barrel and 9
kegs castings, boxes hardware, 2 cases
rivets; C. Behrens, hogsheads crockery.
10 barrels glassware California Paper Com
pany, l box wire cloth; j. r. Hickenbot-
ham, box dashboards, rack seats; Burns
& Lockwood, I barrels glassware
For Marysville-M. Ward, l case slip
pers; c. R. Shelby, cases household
goods; White, Cooley &; Co., crates FORCES,
3 jacks; r. T. Schofeld, l organ
For Redding-McCorma Saltzer & Co.,
bundles steel; ]. A. Hames, case dry
goods.
For Chico-J. C. Noonan, . kegs gum, 1
crate mitre, box drugs, key and 1 barrel
salts; S. d. Young, box household goods,
l organ; A. f. Blood, l keg syrup; Enter
prise, box type.
For Lodi-N Gobe, key hardware.
For Red Bluff:-Morris 4 Campbell, l
bale cotton goods.
For Oroville-J. C. Gray, . cases hard
ware.
The following freight passed New Or
leans on the 18th:
For Sacramento-Wein & Lubin,
case clothing, cases hats, cases under
wear, 10 cases hosiery. cases dry goods,
cases flowers, , cases buttons, 3 cases gloves,
l case toys, ease cotton goods; j. F. Hill,
10 crates spokes; a. C. Tufts, box and
crate drugs Hale Bros & Co, s cases DRY
goods, 6 cases and bales cotton goods,
case enameled cloth, , cases umbrellas, 4
cases hosiery, l case buttons Billingsley
& Co., 6 barrels wire; w. +. Stetson, G
bundles wrapping paper, bundles paper
bags, bale Irvine; +. Kolliker, l case
lcOrlCc, DOX drugs d. l.. 1toii, = poASc
hardware; John Breuner, case dry goods
G. Politz. case clothing: Hall, Luhrs Il
Co., 2 casks prunes; G. p. Nathan, case
clothing Kirk, Geary & Co., case gum,
bag chalk, box drugs; J. G. Davis, rolls
carpet j. Hahn & Co.. 16 cases extracts
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., barrel hard
ware; H. Fisher & Co., s bundles wrapping
paper, 4 bundles paper bags, ? bales Irvine
| S cases paper boxes Locke & Layenson.
bale dry goods Lindley & Co.. 5 bundles
wrapping paper; L. Elkus & Co., 3 eases
cotton goods, l case hosiery, cases shirts
Whittier, Fuller & Co., l case pasteboard
F. Foster & Co., bale leather; w. d. Com
stock, case dry goods, 4 cases chairs; A
A. Van VOORHEES, & Co., cases hardware
rolls leather; Gattmann G. Wilson, cases
dry goods, cases hosiery. l case cotton
goods; S. ]. & J. NJ. Jackson, bale hose