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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-22
rIanr pOR 4 WOMAN.
A Quarrel over Proatiiuts Results 10 u
shooting Anre5.

A. Quarrel over Pronu'u's h"suitS ~
shooting Array.
special 70 the Gazette,
Hor srnNde, ARK, June 2i.---At
late hour yesterday evening difficulty
occurred between Mike MoNeary and an
old man who gave Che name Of Eagle, -
which MeNeBry was shot twice, "
seems that McEeary went 20 Eagles
house, and quarrel arose between them
over prostitute who was there Nc.
Neary insisted on going ia the houee, but
Eagle objected. McReary then picked w
al Ak that was lying near tho door ana
started m the houee, telling Eagle he
wonld KIN him, when Eagle fired three
shots at him from q small s2-callDef
revolver, two Of which took effect IN
McNeary Z face. The wounds will NOT
prove fatal All parties Implicated nave
been arrested, aud Eagle Il undergoing
examination before Squire Bishop 70
/ day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-22
hrlehton nrnrh 49,

los
pmehroS BRAcu, Juno sl --F,rs, ~,
49,. 49, maiden hrce.year olds AM r nc
" wards, selling allowance. seyen sC W
SsI, Rr,e sandyopl won " two less '',a'
1884. ""ucner third Tine,
,o, SsSona race, For all aees sen,,.
~ .99 y,a, ~, three-iourlAs Of Sla 'ns n, AZ
I'm, urst by three lengths, ~ l.0te-
eI Tn,u war whoop, third Tlm a.uIt .,s
fonr,n su race Selling allowances ,h MN.
MA ieug,h Barney, second; aeo IIS ~ v''s'
a., uaV,n race, Manhattan hotei go
Se nay @ , ono,hali Ernest ,o = tAes,
~ isng,h keokuk, second, foue ~ ~ py
a" MY, OF Delilah, third Tme' ; 10. isIsus
IA an Avn race, handicap Tor ail ages 49,,
IVA one'eighth milos.. ollyette wan v H. Que
\ n., onehalf len itas Treasurer sego ,Mo
" saver Saver third, Time, 1884 ''eopu
/, , sikIn race, forall agcs, on. mia NJ,
, .vamge won by oDehiit lonStb, ,iin nN
NS'' neSsie . third Time, az W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-22
rhs nnriln onmmIllae.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.--Gov. Curtin
rot together HIS special labor lnvestiget-
Ing committee to-day aud reviewed a
norton Of the Gould testimony, lloxie'H
physical condition Is such that bo cannot
appear before the committee, and 1t II
very doubtful II the report Will be forth
coming from the committee during this
session OF congress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-22
A LoNG.nAIHRD TYRANT

A Cruel Man Beats an ophan GIRL aud
IA Paid in nis own coin.
special 10 the Gazette.
Mousr PLRAsAsT, TEX, Junc 2l.--
The news has just reached town that
usiah Shutton, man living some slx Or
seven miles northeast Of here, was en-
ticed from his house on last Wednesday,
night by rsttling bis corn crib door,
when be was siezed by eight men and car
rled 70 the woods, where, after shaving
him and cutting his hale very close, 20
WA given twelve lashcs apiece by each Of
the eight men WHO took him % tns
woods. lie had not shaved nor had MS
hair been cut before ~ twenty-five years.
/ re was thus treated Ter eeAting 10
orphan girl and making hls wife peat yer
until her back was cut Into lelll ~f
some very trivial ohense.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-22
PARSONS sORRENDERs.
rhe Chicago Anarchist Appears Ia oonri
and Asks for Trial.

and ASKS TOT AttNAs
CHICAGO, LII, June ~ Shorty De-
fore 3 O'Clock to-day Anarchist Parsons,
who has been missing since TIE hay.
market riot, walked Into the criminal
courtroom accompanied by his attorney.
ma appearance was a surprise 70 tne
court aud police officers. lie 10 supposed
NJ have remained ia hiding in tins CRY
slnce the night OF May 2, He drove Up
10 the criminal court building IN nnna-
some cab, and az once hurried Hpe
conrt.room. Can't Black asked that he
he tried With the other prisoners. II ap.
pears thai last Saturday Capt, Black had
q eousnl.atlon with Mrs. Parsons, and
urged her n she knew where her husband
gas 70 communicate with hiip At once
and get him 70 come 70 Chicago iot trlAl
/ 1he woman refused ct nfst but finally pe
came convinced II was the best tning Y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-22
Donald, y. G. Dickinson =
and VIM. Headen. 0"' = a. Mei.sne

ana VIM. Headen. - a. Mei.sn'
As DELEGATES TO the copgress,on.,
,,sn.soh, Y. u. Sanches. i, or,t' y, So \.
'Alalns ana ID. II. Randolph "e' ~ ~
~ neiegntes 10 the senator,si a..
1,on, - A. airLane, J. NJ RSdereo vv,.'e y
=. Rage, A. Urbahn. = ~ ~ 49,, -
'anIerwarker end c. NJ McNor
v. 80 ~ issstes 10 the rep-eeentatrsn -.
I,,susou, " Donpeil, q. neIss se son'
81 ma, =, r. Ories and z, j Mass
nn ,us'on me convention adiourn@d
man ~, o. persons gathered IL ,hs
( onnveost eeivTe the hour Of The regnlar
Thorn ~ ~ ana Maj. Watkins called
deie0ates ~ 4, lney proceeded to elect
deiesetes - Wy various conventions. AZ
elecird ~ ~ ,ne state convention thev
/ ID t;snssi.s NatkinS, J. q. Nicholson
lis. I chr,',s, .; hernandez, II. Ewalcott
0rala and \ a rIoyd, W. Shaulter, ]
y pe congressional conyen,io, =, 80,
- ~. ~ i'oWser, o. B6narlcey & '1 ~
M ~, ., " Nicholson and i 7. ~, .iur-
wv, tne senatorial copyent,on ', - 81,
n o,, >: y. Nicholson, u Nid,, ~ y
i1'snasluez, Wy II. Morrow. n Sam, .
I. ] Christian. = benaridez,
w 40 we representative convo,,,.
1's sno'son, Z. Lloyd, w. H' Kenn. -
i'ang, y, L. Grand, ID. Gonss1'.a' -
ana .. NJ, Watkins. a. saAwalcr
So, GROIN ARLINGTON.
SperiM to The Gazette.
ELLINGTON, Tx, Jpne 81 ~,
OF Mr.. L. ra,i,. t ~ an
onioe OF district clerk meets ,, ,o' uie
UNIVERSAL !, approval of voters a, ~ tne
. Wy county, he having served ~ "a, Uuu
oau agent at This place Tor he ,s az MI MI
, n.y. 20 the eminent satisfaotlnn ~ h Ivy
~ ~ empowers and the public the lsi,a Hosu
'nStn are now anxious 10 ~ Nar1 ht,s, ~, ~
-, tneir heariy support in M co' ~ {
* Sieollon. The withdrawn ~ S.ns i,
- o. brlnson Of this place fraro ~ ~
atulers alliance has been reonas,a. t ny .,
,;,s e LUZ because he refused 10 aniljate s,
Va e soun ~ ulelr political movement N
nc captain refused to withdraw ss M
w ne Is the only Farmers, ali,a Snu OF
'an IN the country, and the, al
WI stand upon the eo,sti, s' w
on ana nght them to the bitter end II,
GALVESTON COUNTY CONVENTION an
'celsl TO the GaEoto. w. 90
GALVESTON, Tex, June ~ Tho o. III
a ' cn,, convention assembled in =,
a,ect,, rs'no9se Tonight for the purpose ~
ns utlegates To the congressional 49,.
V sh.. Wnlch Will be held In Victoria s ~.
~. Vilne 20 nominate member OF ~ ~
ustess from this district. The co,,,on w
- was largely attended. The nrocncd cri
= were harmonious, resulting 1, Ia cle
ahlihous election of a fuli Crsir 49, 0 COZ
''on. Resolutions were sdor'a, 'Vio-
lVing his course in cnns ~
reatlrming their faith ~ '
ume-honored prlnclples NJ an mil
M old Democrats rurts sle tic
,usiy lndorsedfOf heuienant-governor. ~,
seems that the Judge can carry this INV NV.
ole county the same way, Judging from S ne,
at Colorado people say about him. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-22

sneeial to the Gazotte.

special to the Gazette
LAREDO, TEX, June 2l.--Lsredo mas
large sized split in the Democratic ranks
and held two Democratic county cohNeh-
lions to-day, as follows; D. 90
uIAREpo, TEX June 2lt--PursuAnt 70
call OF the chairman OF the DelhooIe.io
committee Of Webb and Enclnai ount'es,
| as below, the Democratic conyehuon, us
the authority vested In me as cnslIus :,
of the Democratic executive Colilu Nv ~, =,
yuehh and Encinal counties, is TO be hela
IN tbe oity OF Laredo, Tex, Monday, the
DIST AZ J1ne, 1886, in Market hall, at D ?
N for the purpose Of selecting delegates
60 he state, congressional, senatorial ana
reenresentatiye conventions, and for the
transaclion of such other business as may
nronerlv come before said oonventlon'
Signed j. M. RoDESQuEz,
chairman Democratic Executive Commit
,,;ttee Of Webb and Encinsl Countles
irbe Democratic convention assemDIeo
a. the city hall at 5i15 p. IN. to-day tn ~.
regn,ar chairman failing to appear u w
WATKINS proceeded TO state the OBJECT .
~ convention, whereupon Juan blanIio'
,os eleeted chairman and }, Chrlstlai
n sacrstarv After this Sction was lakel
shont twenty-five voters left the nali'
COMMITTEES duly appointed allotted "a
allowing delegates TO the several con
Ves st0,e, O. w. watkins, j. Q. Niche
~, DayId Gonzales, Santo BeneNlue
and Henry +. Walcott. ,, = 7
congressional; Dan Milmo, ~ :
panseS. Cristobal Benardize, W. l
MONEY!, J. o. Nicholson :
senatorial. o. w. Watkins, D.
Nicholson, Daniel Milmo, Santos Ben
v,des. w. II. MONEY!. ,a. I
H representative. j. .. Nicholsoni
W F,ovd. w. II. Kenney, Charles Long,
notiou was carried that o. W. W.
lie, ttna be the chairman OF me Dsnluei Z. =,
executive committee OF WsDD :.
Tncinal counties for the ensuing
years. IL was carried that each psisso
have power 70 Oil vacancies ny sN"h
n written proxy. ,.,,artroou,
- senatorial delegates We're uhhnisig "A,
instructed for n. ShaWateI As 0""'''-'
for senator. ,,,nvz C,hairmr
Signed, JUAN BESARiDh@' s seeret ,lai
.no Tpx., June 2l.-rhe Den
~ Convention met Of the M
- hu,Iding to-day at bs5O
|. ~ ,,,rsuahce OF call by y.
! ~ y. dpre0nez. chairman OF the DemocIa
- ,,, committee, and was caiieu
oS nv him. II. G. Dickinson
'iectad chairman and Q. W. MeNel
an motion, a committees
si.,ed Ia select delegates 10 tpe hla
aPp',,.essidnaI. senatorial and replesei
IL 49, Conventions. The commillee
W. AZ delegates TO the state con'
Il Mci,ane, n. IL. TafFer' ..
PENN I,cn T. ". Dodd, 2, Martha Y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-22
MANY VEPOES.
resident Cleveland Returns withou,
approval Fifteen Bills Passed
BY the Senate and House,
v , issaed for 10000. ooe :,
oh m. states Bonds Bearing '
Three Per Cent. Interest.
W., ~"itornia Offers a Re,o,o,,..
""''h Is severe on union raclae ''''h
Omeiala


V1r NVTUVa-
~, 's as,i, June 2i.--The pres,dar,
nas sen. 70 congress nfteon ye ,ss, ,,,.a
s ,,ss Thirteen Of the vetoed NM ,vs'
ptsNase pension bnls. The o,hsa. are
~, saue tor public buildings a, St", pro-
s Iva ana lanesvillo, ohlo , Tas Wy,
S Sagss nave not YET been laid bes,sa mes .,
mnrr G sehs,e committee oa rnias "a.
o Siorning ordered favorabIe r. LIES ms
NJ EdmuudS' motion ~ is upon
!, NV luies as motion TO neconS,a a,uv y,
r,,,,ps vote may be called m ~ ~ ,ne
na so as to allow deha se''on
~ una s.e aawloy's motion 20 re sse ON
Dill passed ia'iroau attorneys
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-22

,,n Ne W., so r., June "a The yachts po,.
no a ano Mayhower len yostcrd,y tar
raa,. and as soon as they ean " ~ =,
i 1Vsuy me Atlantis and Priscilla Ia, ~ sy'
tSo N" , saunl' ~ Tour having been entered n
when rSs v.su Of the Eastern Yacht KIM
Head, Mass. F1"V Z" A. Marble
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-22
SpoRrISa.
prennrlnr r.

sncci,, \, !, 'F"FinE Tor Shout.
WlNoNA, rEx,, june " ~. lu,
70 - S - : drilling every day now 81 al
viii ~ y gsod shape BY july Thss
thas s Az, against the Sasrvihe CLUB ~
cam am me ss,o ~ 'hc pig barbecue near ,bs
nv ~ p's.onnd. Big prosara,lon. 49, W.
'uA PslIocted for thu nn,aa ~. ~ w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-22
POLITICAL POINTS.
usn !. moss Announced to Meet Marion
Martin in Joint Debate at Dub
lin, Erath County.
p n.y.. eloos on the stump at Home
now The Red River Conniy
a Delegates Stand.
~ %, ''1e sp'it 10 the Democratic RAM.
z %ac s,. sue etion OF FArmerr

snso,.,, 60 40 TO DUBLIN.
WACO, TEX. ,tJune slco, ~
uecieed TO go 10 the harbeene ~ NE, 5 W.
nratn county, on the 25th inst ana tu ,,.l,l
speech. He expects 10 mos, n Lac.
nsrlon Martin and have a inint d. t'on'
Sau says he would be glad to meet etc., SoI
BARNEY AT HOME.
special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tx, June o. M. =,
Dsrnett Gibbs addressed tbs 49, non
Dalss tonight on the ton,cs W
sne uay His speech was tan,,,,.
ohe 10 those who have heard him sra.,.
oeiore' lie dealt with political mo, In. az
"a ms usual forciole manner. ana ~,
.nuseu MS friends very much with ~
iu ,r, prospects for Congress 1'is
mere Is supposed TO be now ,,,.n
IyoAlng 10 the honors of Mr.. Weilhos,,,u
place VINO 1t Is supposed viii co,nn,a,,
eue votes OF both the Farmers, sIi 'l,''au
anu .ne knights Of LABOR. That ma
9ur Mr. Tom Nash, who so gallantiv 49, -
pucteu me proceedings OF the convsn .g
mere last Saturday, - ''H'en''on
THE RID RIVER CONVENTION,
special to the Gazette.
4, NLAkEsVILIE, TEX, June 2l las tbere
- considerable misunderstandina 49, 49,
the results of SatnrdsS,s nos
ssenllon, the proceedings which Ied 20 ~
ulsruption, aud the stains of Inc ,,,ie
uelegattons now, THR GAzrTrr co n.y.
VI 'iie whole
= n, a. Posey and C, II. Mlers wero
-iooVeu temporary chairman ANA secro
airy respectively. The committeo ~
,',.i, nsials ana representation being an,
,Giin.eu, reported the number OF votes 7 :, | 1
Nnlch each precinct was entitled ss ~ {
owsi Precinct No l. II votes; Ma . n. Z
'o. 3, .; No. 1, D; No. Z. q. M 4
p, " No. 8, 8. Total, o.. Nv :
Oh the vote for permanent chairn,e,, 1
ilnoriiy OF delegates from precincts Nos il
; ana 8, refusing TO be governed hv mo II
,rltes IN those precincts, Joined the Ia q
iolss 1eIegatons from precincts Nos y
anu y, and elected % that position n
Iemner OF the Greenback party. a
~ spirit OF conciliatlon and forsi,,a 81
sss toward The minority the Swsip ,,.'s- y,
Nj. that the delegates 90 Galveston ne n
,strncted TO vote half each way ~
These being refused by the boiling del. ~
,etes from Swain precincts, all OF
nom were under positive instructions
vote for Swain, the simon pure Demo
rate representlng five out OF the elght
in the county, and very clearly
snresenting nineteen votes out OF an az 4
regate In the county of thirty.seven, or
an71ed the convention with d Democrat
Ar chairman and proceeded as was pub
shed In Sundays GAZETTE.
-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-22
!. G. EV ANS
COMPANY.

S so 1on and every arc vast stock q GOOD,
g below all competition result tyerythD mace 'froughout
~, TO paso be bought from us heauo me M
week wewi only quote prices in our
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-22
A strung Rn.n,n.,.

WASHINGTON, june 9f.--Mr u..,..
Sa.llornla to-day introduced tbs sn,,'.' "
ing Sv resolution in the house '0"o"'
rop mnore g, itsppears from tho publl.ho,
said corp DC spg un,on rsolc company that
gfess did issue In isss abons sv st az 81 con,
~ y, volatera trust bonds, also n U,vI,,
Si per cont collateral ,rnst s S,n million
%ilAi Rsy dlydc1ds IN lssS and ISs n S0o
iiostiSg ,ieSs =, 'ns existence OF a gross
,oS 1850 didgusrantee Interest an ons "a 1883
wv Oregon short line honda ~ aa ~ wv ).
me provisions Of the law Of i iSys',ane , Of
ore 81 volume y, statutosat-iarge 't tSern
be ! resolved by The ho,so
ea that the ettorney'yo VI lepss
.na Is hereby directed 10 eross eeperM Pc I
rI,I,. 2, said corporation, cIyily - o "a
ieat S eviS, sgainst whom there i sum aap
onvictlon. Judgment or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-22

yach, '' az, June y The Eagllsh cutter.
1 sn,a,, Sala'ea, which win contos, fer ~.
e r,''V a,,a cup with one u the Biz Amer.
Nh wv, Scoops, VIII, 4 a oxpeemd ssn e,
New York next SATURDAY. p'S''Ui sSl Tor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-22

lo.o SS" ~ June 9l--A calI ~,
thiS this St,srOO per cent bonds was ,ssne1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-22
Parasol Department..
we-wIII only quote prices in our

'g' y @ quotations we give below. Visit other stores 49,,
so, anu see you can obtain equal advantages anywhere else s
Shng till Saturday night IVY Uay 'nis week from Mon
NJ parasos, ribs, IA inches, finished bandios ~
Fk parasos, 20 lneh the handle finished ton ana h,.
|ute 25c. N 0p anu bottom with bright
g. Of silver handles and as low as Soc
other mouse IN the state show bargain ~ gnt metal at
NJ WIN satn border, in cardinal maroon op,v a. e. 40
Ssweek75 N nouneu with silver, "a inch--our
pnasos, of brocaded brllantlne with inch lsco
HMS175 f'7ou h"ine' canopy top-this weeks
+ Tgaln at So 90. sA' PAAasOh lrane solid handle
e and offered 10 paSo' finished in the most
a N, 8 so and parasols lead The vish 90 g 49,,
8S0O ''''A' al pure sik with a handle,
n 1880. ~ =" 'oP Win DOW OF foss-edge
n iPd a eeu lace covered paraso Remember the
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-22
Serious Accident to One of Forepaugh's
Circus Trains.

PORTLAND, Me-, July 17.--Information
has been received here of fatal accident
to Forepaugh's circus train on the Maine
Central railroad at Vassalboro, some fifty
miles north of here. The storm having
interfered with the wires, particulars are
meager. The train, consisting of twenty
cars, was en- route for this city, and was
running at a lively rate of speed when
the cars jumped the track, due to a de-
fective rail, and plunged down the fifty
feet embankment toward the Kennebec
river.
Three of the cars contained animals,
and one was passenger caboose con-
tanning a number of employees. The cars
rolled over and over several times, and
were smashed into splinters. Twenty
five valuable trick horses were killed out
right and number of others badly in.
iured, number of which win have to be
killed.
The caboose was occupied by ten men,
several of whom escaped by Jumping
when the car left the track, being saved
from injury by the soft earth. The 9TH
ers were carried down the bank and were
caught in the wreck. Their companions
extricated several badly, if not fatally, in
jured. Two men, whose names are not
given, are buried beneath the wreck in
the river and were, doubtless, killed in
stantly. A wrecking train has left for
the scene.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-22
THOMSON'S RASCALITY.

A Case of Forged Bank stock Matcrializes,
Wherein a Lady Figures as the Victim of
Misplaced Confidence as Well as Funds.
ST. LOUIS, July 16.-An attachment
suit brought by Mrs. Cornclia Sandbon
against the property of the absconding
cashier of the Proyidcnt Savings Bank,
brings the following facts to the surface:
Some time since Mr.. Thomson applied
to Mrs Sandborn for a loan of S., 900
which she then had on deposit at the
Provident Savings Bank, aud offered as
security stock of the Provident Bank.
She consulted with Mr.. G.. w. Barstow,
her brother-in-law, on the matter, and
as he considered the security good, adj
yised her make the loan. She did so,
and placed the collateral certificates OF
stock in her private boz, which has been
kept in the vaults of the Provident Bank
for wears. When it became known that
something was wrong with the bank Mrs:
SandboTn was advised 10y relatives to sell
her stock. She called at the bank on
Monday and asked for the box, which was
given her. She opened 1t, removed the
certificates and left. The stock was
placed with a broker and soon 1T
was discovered the certificates were
1Or9efleS. 1t is Sdlu on inc street, oh
the authority of Mr.. Brookmire of Brook
mire & Ranken and c. w. BarstOw that
Mr. Thomson had access to Mrs. Sand
born's box of securities, and that good
securities were given her on the loan
being consummated and by her placed in
that box. This leads to the presumption
that the forged certificates were substi-
tuted later and the good stock SOLD or
hypothecated. Neither Mr.. Brookmre
nor Mr. Barstow could be seen. This
story is told by "a gentleman to VIII ON
Mrs. Sandborn's relatives disclosed it.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-22
No Longer Under Obligations.

Man Ito friend)-You didn't seem to
treat that gentleman with politeness.
Friend-I spoke rather roughly, l
admit.
Man-You have changed toward him.
The other day saw you cordially shak-
ing hands with him.
Friend-Yes, he owed me then. but
he has paid me, consequently you see
that am no longer under obligations
to him.-ArkGnSdi TrGUeLeT.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-22

An immense drove of rats recently
took possession of the premises of 5.
Gainea. near Scio, Ga. Although ne
has killed about one thousand. there
are many left. They have killed about
five hundred dollars worth OF chickens
and other fowls ChioaQQ Times.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-06
COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.

SACRAMENTO, october 9TH.
rRUIT-Lemons Sicily. ST 5oal2. Limes,
sS@9 p box; Apples, 75c@S1 80 Rbox Bart
81 1898 Is q bunch P~ineappies. 1907 >
dozen Cocoanuts. rs 50M7; Panama Oranges,
81 50G2 rs p 100; Plums, 90c@s1; Grapes, 60c@Sl;
Tahiti Oranges, market hare; Peaches, 75cGSl Is
p box watermelons. 50c@75c dozen; Canta-
loupes, coarse q dozen.
PIE sRuITs-Assorred, 2M-n cans, p dos,
81 25@1 50; assorted, gallon cans, 81; Peaches,
2-Lb cans, ii so; Portland Blueberries, 2-fb cars,
81; Whortleberries, 81 10; Capital Asparagus,
81 1872 p dozen cans
~ DR ansI,sI F~sUrJ Is3d.pp Pssrs slics ss.,s sp4c s 2 p;
Plums, pltted, 6@7c; Peaches, Sd9c; DO
peeled, l5@1Sc; PTunes German and French.
696Hc; BlackDefsies, l2laal5s; Figs, California,
dose.
TABLE FRUTrs-Assorted. 2E-0 cans, q dog,
z 1892 Is, Peaches, ~ 25@2 so: Bartlett Pears,
S220@2 25; Plums, 81 5o@1 20; Blackberries, s2@
40; Goosebetries, e. 2S@2 50; Strawberries,
Grapes, 81 60@1 Is; BED Currants, % s5@2 40:
Cherries. So 25@2 IS.
VEGETABLES = Potatoes, s1@1 10: On
ions, s0@SOe; Cabbage, 75c@s1; Carrots, &c
TuTnips, 75c sack; bunch vegetables, 12%c q doz;
Persnips. 81 25; Beets. 81: Horse Radish, Sc q u;
Garlic, 4@5c Artichokes, 46c q dozen: Green
Peppers, 3@5c p b; String Beans, 215e p 10;
Green Corn, l2L@l5c Q dozen; OkTa, DC; Spin.
CHARACTERIZATION. "a SO p Dbl; Oatmeal,
IS rs p 100 rs; Cornmeal, white and yellow,
u IN % IT. sacks, 80 in 10 b sacks;
Cracked Wheat, 81 70; Hominy, So so . ewt
POULTRY-Live TurKeys, hens, n@12c
gobblers, 11@12c p %; Dressed Turkeys, hens,
15c; gobblers, 11@12c 2 h; fuli-grown
Chickens. 1906 SO . dozen; young Roost.
ers, IS 50@4 so q dozen: Broiiers, 81 5o@3 so
tame Ducks. S4@5 so; Teal, 81 Is; Sprig, 81 70:
Mallards, s.; Geese. s2o2 IS y pair: Eggs,
choice California, $3.50 Eastern. soc q dozen.
DAIRY PRODUGlo-Butter. fancy roll, 500
3219c p 10 ranch butter, 25G39c; picked, 2O@
Die; packed in firkins, choice, 2l@22c; com.
mon, 12@15c; Cheese, California, 9@I1c; West
ern fats. l3@14c; Martins Cream, lac.
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED-Oat hay, SOLO q
on; Alfalfa hay, ss@9 . ton; Bran, SIC 3 ton;
Middlings, SIS 3 ton; Barley, whole, paying
81; rolled, 81 Is: Wheat, paying 81 80
| y cwt: White Wild Oats, 81 500I IS: Tame Oats,
81 40@1 so; Corn. paying 81 10 o cwt.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = Alfalfa, 10@11c
Timothy, Eastern, t%97c p ID Oregon, 6@7e;
Pop Corn. 3h@4c a ID Red Clover, 13t@lS%c;
Red Top, S@9C. Nuts-Chile Walnuts, new SIG
103; California Walnuts, 9E@10c; Almonds,
new 12l5e SIS; Peanuts, C%alifolnia, 41a@5Nc.
Laru (Califor aIa,, cans, Ta@S1c Eastern, SIC
sAc. Hides, salt, light and medium. Sc
heavy steers, s1ac; dry, Zoe. Tallow, Sc. Hops
Sales of PACING coast IN New York, 25@27ci
| market value here. 25@27c.
MEATS-Beef. 5@51ao; Mutton, SIC q D
Lamb, &c; Veal, S99c; Hogs. S%@S54c; Dressed
Pork, &C; Hams, Eastern. l6e; Califcrnia
l2c; Bacon. medium, 9Zc: selected, lie
| nytra liyht 12a
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-06

TTNIoN FOUNDRY IRON AND BRASS
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between n and O. Castings and Machinery OF
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