Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-12

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THE HoP MARKET-Emmet Wells New
York Hop Circular of the 4th inst. saws
Probably less than hundred bales of
new have come upon The market down to
this time, aud these have been taken at
twelve TO fifteen cents, with the usual slow
: demand. Picking is progressing. and esti-
mates of the yield will soon be in order.
1t is believed by good judges that in this
State the yield will exceed last years by
fifteen to twenty per cent. On the Pacific
coast it will nearly, if not quite, equal last
: year, though it is believed that thousands
OF acres will not be picked, on account of
the discouraging prospect of prices There
has been good deal of contracting in
Central New York at ten cents. We do
not hear of any below this figure What is
wanted now to make everything go along
smoothly is spirited export demand from
England, and this will probably come as
soon as more is known of the quality of
our hops. A good deal of damage is re-
ported in some of the districts from wind
and rain storms, and while it has, no
doubt, affected the quality to some extent,
the quantity is still there. We notice all
OF the transcontinental roads have made a
freight rates on hops from the Pacific
coast to Eastern points. The reduction
was probably brought about by reason of
the anticipated low price for hops. and will
be very welcome news to all parties inter
ested.
TAKEN TO SHERIDAS.-Ch Charles Berry,
the man arrested few days ago on sus-
picion of his having stolen a horse belong
ing to a ranchman residing at Coon Hol-
low, near Sheridan, was taken to the latter
place yesterday for examination. The
horse has not been found. but Berry has
been identified as person seen coming
INTO the city over the American river
bridge with two horses, one answering the
description of the stolen animal: and an
other person is confident of having seen
him near the place from which the horse
was stolen. On the other side. he declares
that he never was in that neighborhood.
he told officer Ash that he was entirely
innocent of horse-stealing, but intimated
that he had suspected the officers wanted
him for another affair with which he had
been connected, the nature of which he
would not divulge. If he is not held at
Sheridan he will probably be brought back
to respond to a charge of stealing horse
from Henry Johnson, of Davisville.
AUCTION SALEs.-Bell & Co. announce
that they will sell at 10 a. NJ to-day, at
the Fountain Stables, 1904 street, to close
consignment, canopy top buggy. / open
buggy, l kimball buggy, top buggy, l
spring wagon, 2 seats and back light side
spring wagon, two-seated buggy, an elegant
top phaeton, with child's seat in front, etc.
Most of these vehicles are of Sacramento
manufacture. Also, benches, tables,
scenery, street lamps, ETC., OF the Atlantic
Gardens. Also, by order of Frank Swift.
Constable, passenger wagon, capable Of
accommodating twenty people; canopy
top phaeton, a top buggy, and an express
wagon. Dock & Co. will have three sales
to-day One at zoos X street, at 10 a. NJ;
another at 726 X street, at p NJ; and the
third at SOL h street, at 7:30 P NJ. At these
sales they will dispose of furniture. horses,
close hack, jewelry, revolvers, musical
instruments and oil paintings.