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New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-

For RED BANK. LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GroyE, As
BCRf PARK. OCEAN BEACH. SPRING LAKE Pr
PLEASANT. etc.
Commencing 2s. 1885 trains Nev.york foot
Courtlandt and Desbrosses sts 7:lO. express m 3
noon 80 express, 80 express except Red Bank 4o
express. :. $50 y. III. SUNDAYS. 7:lD, a. NJ D.
from foot iberty..t 4 Slj. II express mt 81 ex.
pr'ss. 33V express T. f3D express $40 6l5
SUNDAYS m sunday trains do not stop AZ Ocean
Grove Asbury Park. J. K. WOOD.
RUF,S BLODGErT, Sup't. Gen Pass. Ag't p. r. r.
CO. HANCOCK, g. p. and Text. Agent p. & II. Il r.
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Gtenmboats an0 RAILROADS.

A PROVIDENCE LINE.-FOr Providence,
~ worcester Northern New England and White Mountain
points steamers Island AMI MASSACHUSETTS will leave
Pier 30 " H.. daily except Sunday at END after
will be from steamer landing To
White Mountain points without change. send FOR summer
excursion book. +. w. POPPLE, Cen Pas Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06

NORWICH LINE. FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
~ TER FIrCHBURG. PORTLAND. NtWLONDON
NORWICH; wIiIIE MoUNIAINs and al Easter Eastern pointt
pier Desbroses Ferry. daily except
SUNDAYS. steamers CITY OF W JRCEsTEk and CITY OF
NETWORK Best route To WATCH II Ill an BLOCK
ISLAND. Beginning Juy connection VII be- mdae at
NkW-fONDON with steamer BLOCK IL AND" 10 and
from WATCH HILL ami BLOCK ISLAND
GEORGE W. BRADY. Agent
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-DOsTON AND NEW-FNGLAND,

M Watch IlI, NArTaEa ansett Pler, Bar HarDof
sTONIN1rON LINE. INSIDE ROUTE
from Pier 36 North River: one block
Canal st., at 300 D, daily except sunday; now
Iain with parlor cars recnng chsirs between steamers
landing Boston without charge.
z. w. POfPLE, 0onera PASSENGER Agcnk
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
NN THE BEACH AT ROCKAWAY

NEW.YORK. WOODHAVEN AND ROCKAWAY RAIL
ROAD
Time 80 minutes
This Is the most direct 10 ROczawaY Beach III
crosses Jamaica bstaDtia tr site over Tour miles
in length aloding which the and certainty OF
movement had trains supplemented by the
breezes peasant Ohe secured by travelling
steamboats,
Paws
On and after June 2Gth trans Will follows: -
Leave Long island BushwIck 9lj 1905, llO5
a lj. 2.O5. 3l5 Az l. l. CD Only). 90, 'Oo, o-O
$50 p. . =, -. ., -
Ieivc Flaibush.aye.. Rroo.yn G55. 920. lOi0. 1l4O
A. IN l3O 2}O $40. 1: 40. .:3O 64j. ). $50, IL p.
Returning trains almost hourly
Suucays md July ;.
Leave Long Island Cy AMI Bus wick 40 ,t5l5 l. !.
cry 1.aO Bus wick. 10. 1890 IL a M l2AO l:l5,
49, 2l0 240 5.lO 5iO 4ij. 6lO 7,JO (oOj L. l. Ciy,
$50 n3j p. IA
Leave labush.ave Brooklyn = g20. lO4O. II 40 M.
49, 23O $50. 80, $40. no. slO $40, lO:l0 D. In
Returning Trans hourly.
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DAY LINE

DAY LINE
thence Palace Steamers arriving at Old Point 81 a m
3l9 Broadway, y. Y.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER KAILkOAD.-C Commencing JTne i, 1888
10 ALBANY o. iacds and Rochester.
SARATOGA Lax" md Montreal Npccal,
with trou dining room cars TO Troy s-r~toSA Ga ad"ell
$3.50 a. M THE limited" with dining cars stopping at
Albany Utica. Syracuse. Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chcago90Oa A. M and
II. Oni@ ~ . NJ next fay. -
l030a Chicago Express. drawing.room cars Pic':
f. rHss. Canindaigua Rochester Niagara Fails and
tlIsoa m, Western New.York and Northern Errress.
with dra wins groom
$3.50 p N. Albany Troy. saratoga and Utica Express
with draw inu iIfe troy at0ga
Puns Lake col ge SATURDAYS only
q p. M. Accommodation 10 Albany dri TROY:
&c Chicago and ST. Louis EXPRESS with sleeping cars
cago and ~ Lohls Dining 1ar NV YORK 10 Aiuanv. g.
63o D. Mc-trea Express with sleepingcars TO syra
cse md 10 Auburn road and TO saratoga also to Montreal
t0lj Pacific Express with serpnecars for ROches
ter BuflO Niagara Falls. Cleveland Toledo. Detroit and
Chicago rpuS cars TO Waerfown and "gdensburS daily
lllb D. m. Night Express with slcepn cars Albany
and Troy Connects with the West and
for the North except saturday night. -
Tickets 90 sale al Grand tenrli Depot NO bsttery
and West'otts Express Offices Park place near Broad
way 7Sb and $40 Broadvav aud 90 West l2jthst New
York; 3S Wasnneon and 73O Fulton ss Brooklyn and 10
Acconmoiatons N drawing room seo pin
procured at any OF the ticket Offices In Neyfork CITY, and
1913 washington Brooklyn
Baggage called for AM checked from residence
'1hese trains daily All others daily except sunday
tThsse trains stop at Harlem u26th St ara ti4aye
General tendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06

nAY BOAT FOR NEWBU RG. - Steamer
- JANIS 4. BRETT leaves Canal't daily Sundays
excepfc,D at II q. landing at Neroancks Cransons
v est Point. Cold spring and Cornwall tARt, 90 cents
Tickets 10 cents Returning leaves Ne"Durs
dat tV NJ = n
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
DON pOTT KINGSTON AND CATS

DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATS.
~ Kill MpUNrAIN> land''~ AZ Cranston's West
Polnt Cornwall Newburg Marlboro Mtqn Poa!akesD,s s,
and Esopus connecting with Ulster amt Delaware stony
Glove and Cstskil Mountain ana haat. t.I,-l hairoaiS
steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES W. BAL DE-
MI leave every week CAV st p. m pier foot Of Har.
rison .st except SATURDAYS when CITY OF klNGsIOS
D. m landing at ScHbufg and Iodghseelsh.
connecting special evening trains for az 81 n
RESORTS THROUGH THE CATSklLL MOUNTAINS
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

Trains leave from Chambersst. station for hngeWoo
Tenary Closter Sparki and Nvack $40 1880 $50 $50 anu
II. .}Ol m i:l5 800 40 52O $40 G}O 5. 1870 D. H.,
II midnight sundays 1880 9:30a M. 4 and p. M ,o
Nanuet. Spnng Valley, Monsev and IaImans. o;,o
1880 $3.50 a. 45O. $3.50. Sundays 95Oa n sp III
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06

CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
OBest and cheapest route TO the CATSkITL MOUNTAINS
steamers kAAIERSkILL and CAT>KGLL leave foot Of
day u connecting With Cats
railroads. in the
TRANSPORTATION Horses and Carriages.
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
Send for '.sr OF houses etc. or address
" j UUlIuES Ireas. Natskill, \. Y.
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6elp Uanieo. .

KY w An En IN an iron cOmpany's Office.
Box 1884. New-Yorx CITY. -e' M W. H.
WANTED.-Parties of either sex To do mr.
ior work for me- easy work; good pay, So Der piece
A. LOVE. Cleveland Ohio
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06

EUROPEAN TRAVEL.
~ Tourist tickets for individual travellers 10 ana in all
parts Of Eucope connection with .. steamers.
Special tickets pleasure travel in all part globo
Programmes ny nail
THoS. COOK & SON. 26l Broadway New-York.
VNHE L. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL S.. co.
L American passenger line for II Thomas Barbados,
Maranharn. Pcnambuco Ealla Rio do Janero, CON
Meeting for MontcyideO and Intermediate ports
ADN ANCE. Saturday Aug 10 from
FINANCE Wednesday. ~cpi. PObCrt stores. brooklyn
From Newport Ne vs.. Va. thiid day after at1 D. III.
PAUL Il. Gerhard x CO.. General Agents 81 Br0adst
DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
L LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA, GEN.
TRIAL AND SOUTH AMERICA And MEXICO.
From New. York pier foot Of canal st. n. Il
For Sau SEQ the lrthmus OF Ia
COLON sails Thursday. } nly < noon.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES
SAN FRANCISCO
ca In. $50. Stger3gc. $50
From San Francisco, st ana Biannln sts,
For CHINA Japan.
CITY OF NEW. YORK SANS Tuesday. July 20 p. m.
freight passage AMI general information apply at Con-
pany's office on tho pier foot Cana-st.. y. r.
H. ]. Bl LLAY Superintendent.
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DED "Dr LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

MAKACAIBO.
from Pier 36 East RIVER
CARACAS. -aurtag. July 10.
PIIILADFLPUIA "Wednesday. lug !.
1h6se AMERICAN STEAMERS. sreCally hnli tor tls
hGNc very superior accommodations Or passenger
All letters NJ ~ be sent To noon on me uhys ~
eail VIII le duly forwarded. providing lcy are Ut
tlCs,d ped envelopes oi denomination suHc'b -
Ne Un'icd states rcstacc oi5 cents per haounce
Tor freight oI passage apply ,.oa..
Aull.S
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
Ocean Gicnmcrs.

Ocean Gtcnmcrs.
A TLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE;
y ANCHOR N AND NATIQYSAto S HiNEss HiitIE%ssrowy
CRY Of RoMh wednesday, J@y gI Aug g, Il
AMaEEA a regularly cvcy alternate "Wednesday thereafter
~ saloon passage $50 s7O AMI 30.
For i1car,on psEss r,l@Gea rats1 ,n1v to
bowling Green. n. Y. Battery place y. Y
A NCIIOR LINE II. 6. NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
IA cf%sGST aAr1yy yiH nSybSS6EnRY boz TGTESA for
CIRcAssIk Iniy 10 p N - H0RIA. July q. II m.
ca. pa.ss q ~. " aa 81 second ss s' Ell SIS
HENDERSON BHor4 low bHSSs Gs4fT leen SawYork
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
So~panv rGfa fI tr TaFN N% NHF Nd F% & oo
ia NORMA DI II DC Kcrslbiec Sat July T. ,'q N N
IhB5 Gj rccir, = iiaato-y, Sat Iny D. m n
ecss pig1SIs a. tl III sn'rnt'o n tho bana'
Ao' BRANCH oFFiCE. l.Iio BROADWAY
CUNARD LINE.
FROM srw25aR 70 hSH PSgEH VIA QUEENS,
FAST EXPREss MAIL SERVICE,
tGArTrA A............... SATURDAY Juy 10 l230 D. m.
SatgrGav lin Jpy u IL ia m m
1a,nIohy; iay "H Iny T. T. a. a. m m
81 10 IN @ 80 ,yers INV TO- 10
% sbn rnra M So" gp $50 ana 500 intermediate s
stcciarc tickets and nom all parts OF Europe at very
'v rates Freight a 9GScy Il 2'ss NJ SS9i c 1SS
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS. co.
NrwYopk FIrHhIg STEHXPf+ HXPh 'H"HS
EEnE sat %y IGIg gn@ q! sa% nom
FULDA. sat, Juy liza IN EIDLK We'd July e. 2s ~
%ar.sd d. TN. . "s Gr q FG%s@ 1sn dFss tso
Stecragc lowest rates.
OfLRl'lIS CO. N0 : Bo"ihS rrfeh
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
Musical instruction.
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100 INSTRUCTORS zoos Students last thorough IN
struoon Instrumental Music Piano ana organ
Tunin. Fine Arts Oratory. Literature. Fl nc! German ana
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board room win Stt anu Heat ana
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Seueluher S,G Calendar with all infona-
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-24
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIEs.

Evictions in Ireland have been practically
stopped.
There are renewed reports of Cabinet dis
sensions.
The report that Germany intends-to seizs
the Sandwich Islands has been revived in
Washington.
The business men of New York are anx-
ious to have Evarts define his position on
the silver question.
The Hawaiian reciprocity treaty will be
taken up to-day by the subcommittee OF
the House Committee on Ways and Means.
The proposed taxation of spurious wines
was discussed Monday by subcommittee
of the House Ways and Means Committee.
Samuel Carson, who has had section of
his skull removed on account of an acct
dent, at Huntingdon, Pa, is rapidly recov-
ering.
A mass meeting in Belfast, Ireland, Mon
day, adopted a resolution to oppose dis
union, and te call upon the people of En-
gland and Scotland for help.
Two st. Louis boys were playing with a
revolver Sunday, when the weapon was ac-
cidentally discharged, killing one of them,
named Chaaes Knollman, instantly. The
other lads name is Henry Kroyer, a cousin
of deceased
Solicitor General Goode says that nothing
yet has bee settled with regard to the time
and place f filing suit against the Bell
Telephone Company. 1t is expected, how
ever, that proceedings will be commenced
before the close of the present week.
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There are hosts of men and women who.
to coin a phrase, are only half alive. That
is to say, they have seldom if ever any APP
petite, are nervous, weak, fdgety and
troubled by numberless small pains and
aches. In the presence of vigorous, exuber-
ant vitality they seem mere pigmies. Such
persons are usually fond of frequently dos
ing themselves, swallowing in the course of
the year enough drugs to stock any
apothecary's shop of average dimensions.
This, of course defeats instead OF further
ing the end in view, viz /: the recovery of
health and vigor. Were they to seek it from
an unfailing source of vitality, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, how different would be
their case. Then vigor would return to
their debilitated frames, the glow of health
to their wan cheeks, their trembling un-
certain gait would grow firm and elastic,
appetite, that grandest of all sauces, would
give relish Tor the daily food, were it ever
so coarse, and refreshing sleep would crown
the tasks of the day.
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New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, February 23d-11 A. M
Stocks opened / to lower, Lackawanna
was off I, Delaware and Hudson Il. New
Jersey Central and Reading each showed
gains of {, with only moderately active
business. At the early dealings the coal
stocks made slight advance. The rest OF
the market was heavy.
NEW York, February 23d-Noon.-Pa
cific Mail has been conspicuously weak, the
past hour declining II to 49l. Coal stocks
are strong, Lackawanna gaining 1 and New
Jersey. J. Central Pacific, 10 Burlington
137: Rio Grande. 16l Northern Pacific,
26s preferred, 5sl Northwestern. 1l0l ;
New York Central, 1861 ; Oregon
Navigation, 10l Transcontinental, 3la;
Pacific Mail, sol Panama. 9S; Rock Island,
30; st. Louis and San Francisco, 22!: St
Paul and Omaha, 40s Texas Pacific, 124
Union Pacific. 49,; Wells, Fargo q Co. s
Express. 122; Western Union, 72i.
New York, February 23d-3P P. M.-Dur-
ing the first hour of the afternoon the mar
ket advanced TO 4. bnt the gain was lost
During the next hour the market became
strong, and advances were made all around,
the market closing at the best figures oil
the day
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PASSENGERS FRom TIE EAST,
ESPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REcoRD-uNIoN

NEwHALI, February 23d.-The following
overland passengers passed Newhall to-day,
TO arrive IN San Francisco February 24th !:
w. n. Avery, Missouri J. H. Anderson,
Nogales; I. q. Armstrong, Byron, Texas ;
u. Abram. Chicago; r. Becerra, Mexico !;
i. Becerra, J Blauco, Mexico; Louis Berk-
land, Galesburg, H.. c. Bennett, San Ber-
nardino; L. w. Button, Cotton w. Bean,
Z. X. Bean, Jacob Bean and wife, Mime.
sofa: John Cahill, San Francisco: Rev. W.
W. Davis and wife, Brooklyn; Geo Eggle-
ston, @. L. Fields, San Francisco Eli
Fisher, Eaton, O.; Mrs. L. H. Fish. Oak
land; Allen Coddis, San Bernardino Miss
Gage, Minnesota VIM. Haker, San Fran
cisco; J. b. Harvey, Los Angeles; r. F.
Hersey and wife, Mrs. D. H. Hersey.
Minnesota; d. T. Hevisbed and wife,
Iowa City Thomas Higgins, Chicago
r. James, San francisco; C. X. johnson.
Los Angeles; j. e. Kinport, Colorado; E.
King, New York; D. A. NJ Loryea aud
wife, San Francisco; L. Luke and wife,
Michigan; Francis Loubie. Paris; VIM.
Moon, Providence, r. l.; C. Meebold, SYRIA
cuse, n. Y; G. X. Merwin, Waterbury.
Conn; K. Moody and wife, Kansas CITY !:
VIM. Neal, Illinois; Mrs Ohneseg and son,
San Francisco: Alfonso Plea. Carlos Plea
New York; S. v Ryan, Buffalo; George
Shobridge, San Francisco; II. b. Sprague,
Mills College; ID. w 2. Sprague, Brooklyn;
ID. Smith, A. j. Smith. Wabash, Ind; w.
j. Swain and wife, Mrs. Sarah Swain, Wilde
NJ. Swain, Philadelphia j. NJ Sarg, Buff
falo; Chas. Schurzenegger, st. Joe, Mo.
PRoMoNToRY tUtah), February 23d.-The
following overland passengers passed here
to-day TO arrive in Sacramento February
18th: p. Anderson, New York Charles
Anderson, San Francisco L. A. Boyd,
Nelson Cal; w. o Baenle, Casselton, D. T.;
J. Breubery, Omaha G. Ballot, Miss F.
Campina, Miss L. Cadra, Switzerland Miss
NJ. K. Chandler, White Cloud. Kansas j.
DELAY. Chicago; l.. Dubost and wife, Den
yer; J. DELAY, ST. Louis +. D. Ellis, New
York J. G. Eagleson. San Francisco W.
Z. Ford, New York VIM. H. Frey wife
and child ElInira Cal; George Fortier and
wife. Denver /; F. Farrell, Park City, Utah !;
w. A. Fem, Golden, Col; NJ. Popkins, FL
mira, n. Y. George Hamill, Salt Lake I;
]. Kuisay and wife, b. +. Lewis, Chicago /;
r. Lowne, Berkeley, Cal; Mrs. j. Leahy.
Denver ! John Mess, Chicago; c. Morris,
New York /; ]. McFadden, Kansas J. Z.
Nicholson, New York F. Papina and
wife, Switzerland ID. w. Power, San Fran
cisco V. Roscubann, New York John
Schulz Hamburg; III. S. Chitterer. Denver
Frank Spark and wife, Sacramento S.
ShoDgssy, San Francisco Miss Belle STAN
ley. Cheyenne II. Schutter, Denver H.
Tracy, Kansas City. In special car Sacra.
mento: Mrs. J. b. Wright, Sacramento
A. n. Towne. J. G. Stubs, George e. Gray,
! ichard Gray, William Sproule, San Fran
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Thu g HOME SEEKER.

The Immigration Association Of North.
ern California is now preparing to Issue
the February number Of the "HOME
SEEKER" 1t is to be enlarged, and
fully illustrated with photographic views
Of Northern California. twill contain
practical information Of the resources
and advantages Of the Northern COm.
ties. Allthe proceeds of this publication
will be devoted to the carrying on OF
immigration work. We appeal to the
business men Of the Northern part Ofthe
State to give ii their advertising sup.
port. BY so doing, the work of bring.
ing an increase Of population to the
State will be carried ON. At Ogden
copy will be put i'm the hands Of each
incoming passenger. In addition to Snis,
several thousand copies will be dis.
tributed on tie trains leaving Chicago,
in order to attract the settler intending
to settle in other States and Territories.
Give the "HOME SEEKER" your sup.
port. ap7-tf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-24

NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF
N HENRIETTA STERNFELS, deceased
Nolce Is hereby given by the undersigned
NORRIS SrERNFELS. administrator of the es
tate OF HENRIETTA STERNFELS deceased, TO
the creditors of and all persons having claims
against said deceased. to exhibit them with the
necessary atfidayits or vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this notice
to said administrator, at the Office of Isaac Jo-
sepn, attorney law, No. 5Sl K street. Sacra-
mento city, California.
Dated February IL, 1856
NORRIS STERNFEIS, Administrator.
lsAAs JOSEPH. Attorney for Administrator.
fp17-tfW
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ATT0RNEYS-A T-LAW.
8. SOLoN HoLL.
CLINTON L. WHITE,

A TToRNEYS-AT-LAw, go ] ST., SOUTH
~ west corner Seventh and J, Sacramento
Cal. ia22-Im
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COMMERCIAL.
sACRAMENTO MARKET.

aACRANKNro February sd.
ERUIT-Lemons- Sicily, S. 50ds7: LINES, Sl3:
Bananas, q 50&3 p bunch; Pineapples. x5a6
. dozen Cocoanuts. S5sg6 so; California Or
anges, 81 5o@1 20 p box; Navel Oranges, s4G4 so;
Riverside Oranges. 81 25@2 SO: Apples. 81 3Od1 so:
CranberIies. IS 5000 . Dbl.
PIE FRUITS-AssOrteu, 211zz-th cans, p dog,
81 20@1 so; assorted, gallon cans, "a; Peaches,
2-11an cars 81 so; Portland Blueberries, 2b cans,
Y; Wkortleberries, 81 rs; Capital Asparagus.
DRIED FRUTTs-Apples, sliced, 2asc p h;
Do esg guartsIed 2gsc; pear pseled ss5c;
SC b. 80 O'-'''-''' W
TABLE FRUITs-Assorted, 213s-b cans, p doc,
g s5@2; Peaches, 8 5000; Bartlett Pears,
10; Gooseberries. 50 25@2 80; STRAWBERRIES,
grapes, s. g. 1902 Red currants. 81 $500 20:
vEGETABLEslEarly Rose Potatoes, sOc;
Nevada, 81 1901 20; Onions, g 1898 Cab
hage, 70@75c; Carrots, SOC p SIX; Turnips, SIG
81 Is; Beets 81: Horse Radish, sSsc 3 n: Garlic.
10c; Artichokes, 40c 2 dozen; Green Peppers 40
&c . D: Sweet Potatoes. sl@1 IS.
BREADsTuFFS-Fionr, ~ % . Dbl; Oatmeal,
- % 100 Ds: Cornmeal, white and yellow,
u SIS in % ID sacks, So in 10 b sacks, p 100;
Cracked Wheat, 81 40; Hominy. IS IS q cwt
= PouLTR Hs,i-,- Turkeys. l1@i2c p n;
ers. IS 5O@4 50 y dozen; BroiIars, ~ 5O@s;
tame Ducks. $4@5 so: Geese. 1902 IS p pair
Eggs, choice California. 20@2lc Quail 81
p dozen I; Mallard Ducks, 81 50 (; Canvas
backs, s2@s; Sprigs, 81 5o@1 20; small Ducks.
81 q dozen.
DAIRY PRODUCTS-Butter. fancy roll, 22@
&c p ID; ranch butter, 20@22c; picked, 25@
27}ac; packed in frkins, choice, 22924c; COM
mon, 15@20c; Cheese, California 1OQel2c; West
ern fats. lS@l4c; Martins Cream. l6c.
Hay, GRAIN AND FEED-Oat hay, Sl4@017 a
Ton: Alfalfa hay, s12@l4 y ton; Bran, SIC q ton:
@i6dlings 81 ton; Barley, whole, 81 IS /;
rolled. 81 50; Wheat, 81 IS y cwt: White
Wild Oats, g $500 SO: Tame Oats, 81 5O@l GO;
Corn, 81 25 y cwt for choice.
S-Seeds-Alfalfa,1 IL 151l21sc;
Timothy, Eastern, 6t97c . ID; Oregon, 6@7c;
Pop Corn, 31a94c . b Red Clover, 15@I6c;
Red Top, 9e1Oc. Nuts-Chile walnuts, no
SC; California Walnuts, sC99c; Almonds, 100
l2c; Peanuts, California, 41z951ac. Lsru (Califor
salt. light and medium. &c; heavy steers, &C;
dry, 1Sc. Tallow, &c. Hops-Sales of Pa
cific coast in New York, 1oc; market value here,
MEATS : Beef. &c; Mutton. &c 2 n ];
Lamb, Sc; Veal. S@9c; Hogs. 4@41ac Dressed
Pork, 619c; Hams, Eastern, lSGl4c; California.
12@lSc: Bacon, medium, 91ac; selected 12c
aYtra LIGHT
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The steamer San Pablo arrived Tuesday,
with Hongkong dates to January 18th, and
Yokohama to February Sth.
Advices from Honolulu state that the
biennial elections resulted in favor of the
present Ministry by large majority.
. Lucky Baldwins wife denies that she
has any intention of instituting divorce pro-
ceedings In conversation with reporter,
she stated that her husband had trouble
enough now. and this time, of all others,
needed the aid and sympathy of wife.
]. w. Mccarthy, ex-Clerk of the Supreme
Court. Just returned from Honolulu, has
given bail in the sum of $1,000, with his
brother, Charles Mccarthy Clerk of the
Superior Court of Stanislaus county, and
John Kayanaugh, a tailor, as sureties.
Mccarthy will be arraigned next Saturday
on charge of embezzlement.
From private advices received by the
Mariposa, it is learned that Mclaughlin, G.
w. Tyler's ex-clerk, has concluded to go
into business. and has bought piece of
land in the suburbs of Honolulu. He is
now erecting laundry, to be known as
the White Labor Laundry. At present all
the washing is done by the Chinese.
Navigator, newly-built schooner from
San Francisco last June for trading voy
age among the Samoan Islands, when
bound from Apia to Fortuiila was struck
by heavy sea on January 9th, capsized
and became a total loss. Her crew and
seven passengers left the wrecked vessel
and arrived at Apia two days later. The
Navigator was worth $4,000.
The Representative Council of the Fed
Grated Trades and Labor Organizations of
the Pacific Coast have petitioned the Board
.f hsa
posed letting of the contract for sweeping
accepted streets to 9 firm who propose to
do the work by machinery. They ask that
the work be done again by hand, and that
the contract be not let longer than the term
of Office of the present Board.
On Monday a deed was recorded at the
Recorders Office between E. j. Baldwin,
the millionaire defendant in the recent
breach-of-promise case at Los Angeles of
Perkins VS.. Baldwin, and II. A. Unruh, his
agent, by which the former conveys to the
latter lot 9lsx1374 feet near the corner of
Turk and Larkin streets, and lot 137 ] x110
near the corner of Market and Sixth streets.
Also, Western Addition blocks 297, 29S and
800, the consideration for the whole being
100000.
Raymond & Whitcolnb have arranged for
three more excursions across the continent,
starting from Boston April Odd, April 10Th
and May Sd. The two first named take the
route through Santa Fe, n NJ, over the
Atlantic and Pacific to Los Angeles, and
after the customary stops at Monterey and
San Francisco return over the Union Pa
ciic. The price of tickets for the fifty three
days, including all expenses, is 1925. The
other excursion comes to the State by
the same route, butreturns by the Northern
Pacific. The time is sixty-iive days and
cost S46O