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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05
AseutA Cat

Ma, said Jimmy. I'll bet you're hiding
: cat for Christmas gift; but I've found
it out, aad I won't wait that long
besides. want better present than
that.
Ihsvs no cat, replied Mrs. Nobbs. with
! look Of surprise.
I know better you cast fool me! shout
I'd jimmy.
What do yos mean? ssksd Mrs. NoLbs
- she wondered IL Jimmy had been
tasting the mysterious mixture which
his father kept 10 big bottle in dark
corner.
Well. said Jimmy; whsu pa talked in
ths sitting room was in the next room
aad heard him, aud this is what ! heard
him say:
Oh. Kitty. you're too aweet too live.
your hair il like spun gold-your eyes
like diamonds. bit the old cat must not
hoss me NY 90. Oh. ma, what lovely
cat 1t must be! What old cat did be mean 7
" havs no cid cat. have We?
Jimmy, said Mrs. Nobbs. in tones like
! nniisd ACCORDION, tell the new servant
girl to como here instantly.
Jimmy hastsnsd to obey.
4 girl With bright eyes and profnsion
Of rcd ribbons entered the room. With .
lssk Of inquiry and great deal Of powder
sai paint on her face.
Do you wish 10 500 me ma'ani she
asksd With hsughsy toss Of her bead,
what's your name Psrkinsr
Kathsrins but them that love me
calls ne Kitty. said the beautsous mai
den.
Kitty
That one word escaped the pale lips Of
Mss Eobbs.
What's vrOsg with The ssnei asksd
~ Indignant girl. Nobody ever had ths
shssk 70 make fus Of II beissA Do you
vass 70 - me sbost snything7
No. never! Lsavs tbs houss instantly
Dos't vsit 10 pack up. or ! shalt not be
sbIs y kssp ~ hands on you. Sspd your
sddrsss Asd I'll sead them 10 you.
Shall ! kick bsr, mar asksd jimmy.
Darling. do not soil your hands by
teushisg her. replied Mrs. Nobbs.
dost think be will Try When remind
hin Of The tins be kicked me snd The
frssnssts of his panss vas scattered over
ths bssk yssd, said kitty.
Kitty left. and The following morning .
girl viii > broken moss. one green rye aud
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

II there ~ ever by II dassss u b.
i ing 'spoiisd. |" u was ~ yssassst sea Il
President Iiasolu. Much 81 ths tims Il
Wa impossible that 10 sbouid not b lsit
70 ran q large He wss foolishly earssssd
and psttsd BY people Who wanted isvoss
Of bic fAthsr. and Who tsok this vay Of
making friend il the family. - they
thought and he was living iu the midst
Of most exciting spooh in ths souatsys
history. when boy 10 The White Hsuss
was in strange and somswhat ussatural
atmosphere. But l A bsusd 70 ~ that
Tad. although he doubtless bed bic wis
sharpsnsd BY being in sueh strange eur
rounding. was never anything else. while
I knew him. but . boisterons, rolIieking,
and absolutely real boy.
Great WAS Tsd's curiosity, 1864, tc know
what was INFANT BY the Pprssidsnts proc
lamation for day Of fasting snd prayer.
His inquiries were not satisfactorily ans.
wsrsd, but from the servants hs learned 10
his great disnay, that there vosld b.
nothing eaten in the White Hcuss from
sunrise 10 sunset on Fast Day. The boy,
who was blessed witha vigorous appetite.
tsok measures to escape from the rigors Of
the day. 1t happened that, just before
Fast Day came, the family carriage WAS
brought out OF its house to be cleaned
and put in order. Tad stosd by with feel.
ings Of alarm, while = general overhaul
ing Of the vehicle went on. the coachman
dusting, rubbing, and pulling things
about, quite unconscious oi Tads anxious
watch on ths proceedings. Pretty soon,
out quser looking bundle from
one Of the boxes under the seat. the man
brought to light part Of : loaf Of bread,
some bits OF cold meat, aud various other
fragments Of food from the lardr. Tad.
now ready TO burst with sagsr and disap.
pointment. cried:
'Ohl OIL give that up say. That's
my Fast Day pisnic."
The poor lad, from dread sf going hun.
cry. had cautiously hidden, from day 10
day, portion Of fosd against ths day Of
lasting. asd had stood BY while bis
hoard WAS 10 danger, hoping thss Il might
Escape the eyes Of the servants.
He was consolsd by . promise from
bis mother, to whom he rsn With bis tale
II WOO. that he shoald not sufsr hunger
IN Fast Day, even thsugh bis father. Tho
President. had procla;msd ! day Of fest.
ing, humiliation, and prayer for oil the
people. .-& Nicholas.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

Father--Ars Jon snrs that FsstLsrIy
loves yon? Perhaps be vssts 10 msrry
yon Tor your money.
Daughter Ian hsirsss) Yes, an surs
he loves me, psps, He swssrs thst ~
hiss wor~hipped me from ths Hrst mensat
that be saw me.
Father where did he first go you.
Daughtsr-At Coney IsIssd.
Father we're you dressed In bathing
suit.
Daughtcr-Yss.
Father Ny fssrs are realized. He 10
after your money.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

csss .isA'y near Aillia' ! DE bssh
dA ssvsis. saiA - old ssero.
Comm long through ths vssAs ~
q Gle buck be isap up a. lsslsrsy,
hssksrty, he rss cf : isw yards a.
sssP sull csas 10 oss sr sAsssin hi.,
sah.
Why aidat you shossS
Didst hsb ~ e~a VA Ne, ssh.
Then hov did yos cen. is sss sssAsss.
iag hims
Case, sah. l came is css of stossis'
him.
Why diist you sAts ysar sss With
yesy
Dida' hsb nsns. ssh.
Ysu Ars ~ old tool.
Isssk hssh, doAn 'bsss o. man a.s ~sy
vhsa yss ain 81 10 cause. I Aist 20,
~ gun. fur fslisr DAT VIZ srssas Ter
buy one fran, axsd ne lss' sss asllsr
ao'a sould pay. 80. cons L oss .
essGa' 4 sup. III hsA ss GOT II. vssll
sr tuk y Long via ~. q Il I'dsr Asa II
! seuld n shoa 4 bset ssy, sah. -
dsaa eosns ross bsAia' o. man whsa Do
fssks b III srsin yer IAsb ksovsd |slks
y fsscA trcubls o. dar .sslvss a. vay.
Er pussoa oushtsr ~ ksssfsI Il ais AsAA
wsrI' . ssieacs an spssksrlsliss. 0ssj
navnis'. sah. siacs ysr's astsa this w.
! vouldsatsr gia yer soas o d nsal =
! had sr killed L. Fers yer talked ~
way ] vosldsr made yer present . ssns
o der buck. See whst yer sos by u
sab.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

Bristol Bill vas tried q ths Jane tssm,
1850. sf CAlsassia eounty ssurt, and : nan
| ~ Ne ssns n NsAdsws W. jsistly trisd
With hin. Mr.. Davis vss then States
| attorney u ~ county. aad soadsstsd ths
proseeutisa. The dsisase vas managed by
/ tws lawyers frsn Dsstoa. asd ~ trial ~
r sieerons ~ hetly esataslea eas. The
|jsry brought u vsrdit " guilty against
10th The dsfesdasts. I bad rsnovsd frem
Lapsills county y st. Jshnsbury only shs
month bsfoss, and vhsn the jufy trials
were ssnslsdsd The ssurt took arsssss for
: few days To ssabls ne y return 70 Ia.
noills county - sons imperative business
Whsn the court rsAsssmblsd altar the 70
eess. Bristol Bill and Meadows we're
brought isto court for sentence. Both bed
fsttsn On their ankles, but their hands
we're free. After the usual formalitiss
pronouncsd the sentence or The court,
which vas ten years. in prissnmsnt IN The
state prison. While WAS writing out the
sentence on ny docket. Nj. Davis stopped
down 10 speak with Meadows who was
sitting. heard noise or rustic. and look
"a up and saw BY the position Of Bill and
M. Davis that Bill was recovering from
having given blow 10 Davis. / supposed
be had only struck him with his hand or
6st. but - Mr.. Davis straightened him.
self up he put his hand up to his neck and
called out, "Pull il outr' Mr.. Daniel Cof-
frin, Of Groton, Who was then sheriff or
deputy sheriff, and sitting in tho shsrifi's
bsx close by, sprung to Mr.. Davis and
pulled the knife out Of his neck. Mr.. Davis
was at oncs carried to the hotel.
OF course everybody in the court was
excited, and there was confusion for mo
msnt, but resollect some OF the Incidents
The late M. Thomas Bartlett leaned mp
against the judges desk, and tears were
running down his face Is he said. Davis
i murdered" The late J. D. Stoddard
very deliberately took off his coat. folded
u and laid it on the table. stepped up to
Bill and began lecture to him on his
wicked sut.
After Mr.. Davis had been carried out
Ind the prisoner secured, ] adjourned the
,ourt, As reached the door TO 60 out
lone resident Of the place. Whose name
DAvs forsettsn,) vas there with gua,
which be had been home to obtain. | went
lp at once to Mr.. Dsvis's room, expecting
% find him dead or dying; but % en-
ered tho room and he saw me, be said,
I'm not dead yet. Judge, and you and
will live TO punish great many rsscals
ret."
Mr.. Davis was struck with the knife
10 the side Of his neck, and II passed
,sarly through bis neck, back OF the spine
md the injury proved not to be very ssri-
,us Had its course been . little different.
% - to have passed forward Of the spine.
I would no doubt have been fatal. Some
Iix years after this, Bill WAS brought up
rom Windsor and tried and convicted for
his assault ON Mr.. Davis, aud sentenced
or that. II Judge Poland in the Caietlonian.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

iivs; bat I did. IvAs formally discharged
! vas tAkss BY Anbsispes 70 ) steamer
TAsss vsrs nsu from AsdsrssavilIs snd
DsllS Isls I ~ sivsa piscs Of steak
ssd potato. The wonders Of The 70 g.
nits failed 10 nsvs ns = thsy did. Oss
u ~ nsa shsassd vhss be gct biz ~.
siess. "Ah, this y 0sd's ssunlsy."
The nhsliisa cost 100000 lives. but
their dssths asesnplishsd nors thsa shs
livss sfssisstisls. learned men and disoev-
ssses together. 0sa blsss The republic.
Nay ~ future eeastastly brighten b.
nsssh the my.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05
The Ola, Ola ssssy.

Augustus and Clara had bsssms sa-
gagged after the usual manner 81 ysuag
people who havsn't anythisg slss 70 Do.
and Clara showed disposition after some
tins 10 dissolve The tis
Augustus. said she one svsnisg. lets
dent bs engaged any longer.
What's that fora hs inquired with some
surprise.
Oh, I'm tired and besides y was osly
sham engagement on my part. anyway.
Here's your ring
Don't trouble yourself about tho ring,
Clara. II is only sham diamond, any
way, bought . hafdozen for three dol.
lors. just to use in such emergencies like
this. Goodbye; don't tell Asy \ the
other girls about the ring. pleass. and he
went out.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

A Nrw Hampshire editor was sttask By
tramp the other day. and On eiyisg sut
for help va delighted 10 ~ : 80 sun.
ming to the spot. The trsmp. however,
scutinusd 10 naltrsst the editor. while the
stranger bovsrsd near tus failed 70 sIoss
10. Why don't you help me-, sSsIaiasd
the dissoafitsd editor. Because ] sss't
tell which of ron IL the tramp ssd vkieh
sin's vas the cssdii rsrIy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

Not loug after the battle u Bull Run. a
major Of the rebel army called on General
Jos Johnston At his headquarters in vir-
ginia, arriving Just in tins for dinner.
which was served ia the gsssral's tsnl.
When the meal was nearly finished. there
was movement under tho table, sp1
something very like yawa csns frop
beneath il, the major n the same tins
feeling something heavy roll on HE fssa,
Raising the cloth, General Johnstos Iosh-
Cd dewn and remarked. laughing. =
jackson smells the dinner st last; /
know he must b nearly fsmishsd."
1T wn the only time l ever ssv Stone.
wall Jackson, /" says The major. He III
bsen without sleep for thrss days wAsp "
reached Johnston's tent, SD tumLliag
down IN the center Of II the table vss ~
over him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

Dm YsC EvxH hsvs scuts psiss IL yose
left breast sItsDdisg 10 your srns. 10 yos
ever have sunoessing frsIinss 10 The rssiva
OF your heart? II 80 ron hsys The hssst
dise.s~ Uss DIR GRAVES HEART
REGULATOR. ; sure specific. u vsr
bottle. Free psnpblss Of = z IsgsiIs'
Cambridge, Msss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

wsAsr wAsHxswoxEs have bsss ssds
glad BY the introdustioa u JAAEo
PYLEs PEARLIEE. . peerless ssn-
poand for tho laundry II sisaasas ths
most dsIissts fabrics without iajsry.
Sold W gTocsrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

NJ i. Blair. Allsrmsn, 9Th Ward. GsFas.
ton. Pa. sisted Nov. 0. 1888: He hsl sss1
DR. Thomss' EoIsctric Oh for spssiss.
burns. cuts. bruises and rbsunstIsn.
Cared every time
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

Wife whst number of ladies tLers
vas u church this morning wearing sssl.
ska sscques. ] coustsd no lsss thss
twenty seven.
Husbsud Who won't eco the point :
Do you think that - the proper way 70 os
enpy ones miod While 1t churshi I didp't
notice single one
Wife No one eau scsTesiy b. expect
ed 70 sotics such tbiass vbsn oss's
asleep.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05
Hsw e Handle : 0ua.

The 6rst thing 10 do when you 80 ont
cunning with another boy ID TO guard
yourself against accident. Ths best way
to do this 10 10 shoot the other boy before
he has time to load bic gun. Then take
both guns TO the nearest creek aud throw
them Ia. Throw the powder aud shot 10
after them, II you have any inAtchss
about your clothes threw them 10 also.
Then start 1t once aud 60 homo - fast -
ever you can. Aud II you are under sigh.
teen years Of age The chances are, With
these pre- cautions, that you will get both
legs and section Of your back AIlsd to
tho brim with bird shot before Jon reach
home.
How2
Goodness only knows ho&, my son.
don't have often won isrsd how It di,.
happen, but / could never ascsrtais. ]
am not here TO advance ingenious theories.
but merely 10 ststo cold facts. and !
know that boy with single barrel gan
twice as long ~ himself. can mauage
somehow TO shsot himself 10 more places
st once than man can do with = seven
shooter revolver. And am going 10 buy
you gun? Yes, am. sometime 10 the
long vacation when tins bangs heavily on
my hands. aud ! think would enjoy en-
tertaining you BY picking shot ont Of your
legs with : nut-piok.
But you would be very careful Wit
III
So ia wJnAs very careful With ~
umbrella, my sou and yet science il
unable TO ascosnt Tor the startling 10.
crease Of ens.eysd men every summer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

rsnuY plInou.
---------
CsaplAas heCAes aonsea sss issuses-
- Largo sssisses = - orssa Asssas
- 4 ssusch ~ asd Assr ssa nsA -
Other svsaiag Via - sstsrssuse iessurs
spes Iss bs'ess s'ds of iais = LasDy
fnses- Iss issssrs 80 nAde - q
eisanisgs from has expresses stssis sns
prssss vaiih. - hsscs hsd esssias sefes'
~ 40 pesAss ~ 49,; 'Oesis saess
tesss Asss sssa srisss ssss y ssa' "'s'
y tAsrs - n suss hsvs essa o We es.'
side Tssss suss have ssss many dafx
sessiss rs1sssd g - nle' 80 90 nSs
I9aR ~ s..trerE# c
- s>a yssfsssne eyssp0 90
--days vhss us tsrsos ~ 80 hos ssm'
essos sicehiss. days vsss " fsreos Oil orr
sunsneg. knoSine - vsfs Piayhs oaf
parts 70 the pespssuation Of me fePuoiie-
~ "a AlloFys nmssd. ne
|YY Pn xYxa - -
|F3H asE IpRq eof
IssM 80 vsS - WissassssF wnsa 80
L. sadeFscss . ssaasssr sss ssss . ~
= ~ Nssss. Ths 5csth vas sirss o =
sssrs The cry ~. 'Us y ths NeEsn'
aisen tsok y r. and tbsy kAeS AArsss
- ~ matssx - sSs
ptcrs n M shat
nest eloquent Seusnsner' csA'ed such
Psoi'c sentiment snss Leo vas oompe'sd
= g shead q srassssr t1s nsAnas V the
oshsnndeef ne fotomsc'
IN our column we're iear mus'c'ans'
IAsy wsrs ssrsnsdins our general and ns
y@Psss % vsYo%'
tPfN hsn sapus
nosncsd mat 1.es '" cOmms s'.u ms
whole army and y va time 'er u % g.
est an seresd sns' J" - Hms 's
oe.' excepting nsllory ne s',yea y
nsht no mao io,voV men, =" ~. -
Ass nsd 10Y Pis'es ~ Al.i,'e'yiy"
proposed % s'op and nssn ~
went ous 70 ies' our way. We ws.s ai'ven
PACK win great 'oss' "eso' Den'nd our
Lee seorned 70 nsn' u.s.
lis KEPT on 'ne roas Del. nss mi.es away,
oecsuse no pad qua 'Das carr'ed sneii
'ns' a"'ancs' sno wnsh 'aey eap'oaed
'ney made I" uncom'or'a0ie. mallory
fept IL req not al dAy usn' Dasii cnarg.
q us with 1aoksons corps 'ne greates'
ne rebels ever had' ou' II never won
,letory after the loss o. tho great general.
We were charged we were raw recruits.
Mallory thought We would ninch. ne
ssns along me iises saying neep cool.
mat vas good advice' Dnt our nair woaid
ise' II you had heard shas ysii yos
'ouid never forget ". Wnen you SEQ tue
'eapens pointed o. yon' ds1ermination on
very feature. with tho prestige OF victory
iser victory itis enough 70 mako your
AR stand on end
Inc general also said: 'flrs low and
re often. That vas gsod advice. II
skes 1000 bullets to kill . man. The
sasss~is ass~AFs'svsrsvsSh-sehs A.
'ettysbsFg oas qsszssr 81 million mus.
sts we're geiAg thres days and only $4,000
ION were HIT Yon don't know that.
on hear sush : horrios noiss that you
~ svesy one viii - killed end yon too.
'st ~ obsysd tie oTaer.anA IAR alsa
ny dh. We held the positioa thrss
eysltal our smmsnitisa ssvs oassA Ihsn
2oclock in the morning. June 10, 1863.
orses were hitched and We tried to get
way. Not buckle was there to rattle,
o. : soldier spoke loud word. There
nothing - solemn ~ going through sn
asnys country, expecting every moment !
sheet Of flame 70 open on you. March
lg along IN oAlest rhisRepd to me.
Chsplain, what dia toa ID with that
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

Mrs. Do Pssltics --Ob. l am . Arm be.
lever TO hcmeGopstby and nsvsr thiak
Of employing old school physicians any
more.
Mrs. Do Pinks-- Well, ! can't say tbs.
entirely agree With you.
Bat l thsught you believed 10 II itbscsuss
you told me ysu bad bousopsthie phys
ician Tor ths children.
Yes; il seems 70 verk veil sith ebil.
drsn. but stiII ! dont place nsch conf
dsscs 10 it, whss poor Pido wss sick !
sent for an sllopstby.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-10

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for the treatment OF
Sexual and Seminal
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK SALES.
SAN FEAsLIsoo, November 9. 1855.
MOpNI,Sa sFesI0E
AFTERNOON SESSION.
An Internal Revolution

Which enables the stomach to throw off
the yoke Of dyspepsia, is effe, ted through
the aid of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, a
most efficient ally in warning with all
disorders which affect the digestive organs,
the liver and the bowels. When the dys-
peptic experiences heartburn, wind on the
stomach, or any of the other familiar
symptoms of his malady wineglassful of
this matchless stomachic will dissipate
them, and a pursuance of the remedy bring
abouta cure. Constipation and biliousness,
evils to the relief of which aperients and
cathartics are inadequate, also yield to this
fine Alternative. Tie restoration of appetite
and nightly repose, and the disappearance
of those nervous symptoms that habitually
annoy the chronic sufferer from dyspepsia
also ensue upon the use of the Bitters,
which is likewise e standard remedy and
preventive of fever and ague, rheumatism,
kidney and bladder troubles and debility
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-10
COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.

SACRAMENTO, November 9Th.
fRUiI-Iemork-Sicily s.: Malaga, Sc 5OG7;
Pineapples, S4g5 > dozen Cocoanuts. 500
%; Mexican Oranges, 81 25@2 80 = 100: Apples.
fair, 6o@Soc; fancy, eQc@sl; Pears. sl@f so;
Grapes !5eSgSl %; Cranbeuies. s9@l0 ? Dbl.
PIE FRUITS-Assorted, 21s-Ib cans u doz,
81 3pl 80; assorted, gallon cans, 81: Peaches,
2-1aa, cans, q 80; Portland Blueberries 2-b cans
~; Whortleberries, 81 rs; Capital Asparagus,
DRIED FRUfTs--Apples, sliced, 2asc p ID;
do qua-tered, 11HG2c; Pears peeIed 4d5e;
Plums pItted, 6@6c; Peaches, 65Ss7lze; do
peeled, 12G13c; Prunes. German and French
5@6c; BlacxDerries, 1o9l1c; Figs, California, 40
TABLE FRUIrs-Assorted, 21z n cans, . doz,
81 S5G2; Peaches, 81 9092; Bartlett Pears
s22O@2 %; Flu1ns, 81 5O@l50; Blackberries, $50
2 10; Gooseberries, 81 25@2 SO; STRAWBERRIES,
G G5sPe 3 $ sS2 Red 0uTrants' 81 a'@2 49,
VEGETABLES Early Rose Potatoes. 5oa6oc;
Salt Lake, Sl@1 10; New Onions, 81 10
Cabbage, 6o975c; Carrots, SOC q 100; Turnips,
ic; Beets, 81: Horse Radish, S@9c = b; Garlic
Zoe; Cueumbers, 5@6c; Summer Squash, 2}5c
3 ID; Peas, 3@S7@c , IL; Artichokes, {Oc =
dozen; Tomatoes, SO@4Oc p box; Green Pep
pers, 4@5c p 10: Sweet Potatoes, 9Oc@Sl.
BREApSTUkFS-Flour "a 60 q Dbl; Oatmeal,
IS 50 100 lbs; Cornmeal, white and yellow,
81 in % ID sacks, 81 so in 10 10 sacks q 100 fbs
Cracked Wheat, 81 40; Hominy, s. o . cwt.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys, l26i5c ID
fultgrown Chickens, 81 5095 a dozen: young
BOOSTERS. S. 50e94 2 dozen; Broilars. 50 5O@3;
anne Ducks, 1905 so; Geese, 81 25@l 50 o pair
Eggs, choice California, S71$640c : Quail, 81 25
al so z dozen; Mallard Ducks, $iG5; Canvas
backs, S5g5 90; Sprigs, s.; small Ducks, 81 80 p
dozen.
DAIRY PRODUCTS-Butter choice roll So
@S71ac an; ranch butter, 25@9Oc: picked, 25@
&c; packed in tirkins choice, 25@27c; common,
15@3Oc; Cheese, California, 90l1c; Western fats,
1391i4c; Martins Cream Ice.
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED-Oat hay, si36I4 q
ION; Alfalfa hay, s109u p ton; Bran, SO 3 ton:
Middlings, SIS S9 ton Barley, whole, 81 81 !;
rolled. 81 60: Wheat, 81 45 p cwt: White
Wild Oats, 81 1902 So; Tame Oats, 81 Seal 60;
Corn, 81 p q cwt for choice.
MISCELLANEOUS-See 101%Gl1c;
Timothy, Eastern, 615@71Ge = II; Oregon, 6@7c;
Pop Corn, S1SG4c = ID Red Clover, l3@14c;
Red Top, 1000. Nuts-Chile Walnuts, 715@
&c; California Walnuts, S@sc; Almonds, loo
l2c; Peanuts California, 414951zc. Isrd (Califor.
nial, cans, s1a@9c; Eastern, II 4@r1ac Hides,
salt light and medium. SIG; heavy Steers, &c;
DRY, 171%c. Tallow, 41%c. Hops-Sales of Pa
eifc coast in New York, 10c; market value here,
sc.
MEATS - Beef. 6@7c; Mutton. Sc p b !;
Lamb, &c; Veal, zai9c; Hogs. 36S1ac Dressed
Pork, &c; Hams, Eastern, lt9l5c; California,
12@1S14c; Bacon, medium, 93ac; selected, 12c;
extra light, BIC.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-10
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