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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-03
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PERSONAL
A MON IsELE MUNUFACTURFR OF AND
~ dcalcrin hoota and sho.-. az Monroe strcct
A slBRoOK & wHTE % FRONT ST. PAY
~ highest cash prices for Hide. fun and Wool
CoOKING sCnoot-ICED FRUITS. TIN.
" hnlc, cakcs rolled brcad. beaten biscuits.
crnquciics and al luncheon aud r.ccptlon dishes,
PREPARED aud delivered ~ Mr.. KATE T. CAffs.
% Mississippi avenue. Telephone i.8iS
GR ANouTHE PAVEMENT. BRIcK WORK.
VI cisicfns etc, ui bottom prices. Leave orders
at 4 J. Gnahan's $40 frOnt street, OF telephone
No s's at residence. TlloS CuBBlNs
II1DFs AND FuRs WANTED AND HIGHEST
i l rrccs naid srHkiBi.kR a 90. al MAIN ~
I IMPORTANT INVENTION ron FARNEIls AND
Il Gardeners TiiE DOUBLE WORK HAND
CuLfiNAIUR for working both sides 81 crops NJ
same time. Endorsed and ordered ~ hundreds of
expert enricncr aud fauncrs Hardware aud tecd
merchants viii soon furnish the demand.
uRAL ESTATE AGESrs
A LIN a FiNiEY. RIAL EsrArE AGENrs
~ and nrpkcrs. 10 Madison street
C,OODwYN6 HEARD. RIAL Estate A0ENrs.
u brokers and collectors, No Madison sireet
IL l. UUION. IsEAL isiArE AgENT.
/. - Madlson street
IATCHErr. MCF 4 90. RIAL Estate AND
lnsumncc AFrnts. - Main ". McmphiA
NJ ~ GiLCIIRlsr a co, RIAL ESTATE
M. Atcnts. Masonic Temple
ID D. CuYERG 30, RIAL fsrArE AuENrs
N. ana nfokers No = Madi.on street
IL J.BLAcK q 90. HAL ksrATg AGENTS
II. a. Madison sirct
rI'HE ooNAWAY kEAL EsTATE AGENCY. -
II Maln Ercct L.inlll.hcl llsL
HousEs 10 Ter.
|oTTAGE 4 NicR ROONa GOOD wATER.
" Apply 20 Mr. QuiNLAN. 90 los avenue
TorrAGR. q CoLiEGE AVENUE MAR mr..
v nando sifcri car line, containing rooms, cis
torn, c'c Apply " Jos LLNOW, % Uninn fifcci
IOTrIOEOS HOBEsoN sTREET APPLY AT
Ny RESIDENCE Win iiH ACRES. MAR
vi The city. rnrirn fruit. convenient Tor fam.
~. shady aud ncif dummy hi kA1Nkh
NrEw COTTAGE. No. top MISSISSIPPI AVE.
y sE or seven fuums. servants nom and nccCs.
AR outhousc,. inlu,fe AZ .., ..-,-.-,
b. NrEw tlOOM COTTAGE GOOD SuGnBoR.
~ hood hoicm cen,gigi,,.,l,e,g,,o Ae or
NAFlilNnloh, VIE oulco.
T'ngFE ROOM COTTAGE ROBINSON AyESUE.
i tlopcf month. Apply " Robert Thomson,
ful Main.
rI,Wo sfunY HOUSE, ON oORNER on KILL
' 1 aud Film street Chelsea Gall NJ above ndirutk
cox PFR MONTH. RrslDENCE ) Rooms
90 Oils street. with % acrc,, lana snd larr'
rfoyc. T. NoohE q CO.
a.goOu COTTAGE. WIN All MODERN COZ,
= ycnlcuDc il -t Martin street.
/ % MN aHOoN nOUsis. con- ai AED uAiSl.a
. ~ Npef month AYplLI, ,
Losr.
| DRACrtrr CONTAINING FIvE MONOGRAM
| ID bangles. Return 70 90 Maln and b. rewarded
NToNIY. COMFORT AND PATIENCE ny NO1
| WI burning t0Dna Coal HrNT 4 BIO,
Telephone 10.
CO. nrWAUp NY LAROE RID ON nvEI
~ colonel duck dog With white on hfcasf. hat
Oh leather collar Return 10 A. &. 1feadwsi, o.
shelby sifo,t hnd aci rgwatd.
FOUND.
nun ngsT CRUSHED ooKE FOR BAsg IuRN
i On ever odd u Mgmphla
ron SAIL OH iNCnANoE
EOINcH VICTOR mcYcLK ALMOST INV
DO ior Remington Typo.Nnlcr Room - Got
oiuHurUDisL
Inpc - FUHahtH IKaAts tOANs ANi
IL bunigna Oi.Cr h0un an W. fph No
~ MAln llrr-t
GAiNANilEn igoNwogis..
IHTO. ~ AOl.s.., a., Ias 80 AsDs.ssl
II Iron vofset Da.iaS@ and re.'aenee 'e'o
phone No "
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
East End Dummy Limo.
Arrives and Departs from Cor Third aud Monro
Streets
Illlnois Central IN. - 4. Di,ision.l

Leaves Arrlyel
eN. q. Man,,,..,.h0O pm | en- q. Man......7.l0 am
cSardls ENpross 400 pm eSardis ENprcss SiS am
tAc'm A Lo'l Fr7;iO am iACm & lo'l frahh nm
~. o. TIL frc'tGOO PIN 'N. o, TIL Ere tlG9O am
Passengers between Memphis and sardis should
take Sardis express or local freight ~ mail trnin
will not stop nt stations between Memphisnnd Sars
dis. The accommodation aud local freight carries
a oonoh Ter The accommodation of local lrayeL
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General News.

Arrivcd-U. p. schencl1, Cincinnati.
Departures-U. p. Schenck, New Orleans;
Ruth, New Madrid.
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DTsIRAuIEoFTfrTs ts COTTON EXCHANGE
IL building Apply ~ iiLNhN H0IlEh -cg.N
EUNIsuED RoossAr ,-y,p,.ox sr
INuRNfaIiED MNpuNrrHNnlip SUITABLE
u inf light hourekrrp'ug li ih, bc-oio ~. et
I'uRNisfED Rooms 40 10 MAIN STREET
" adjoining GaygP Hoe. .
NICELY FuHNisiiIu IuuN7 ron GENTLE
~ men Apply NJ iio Union street
DLEAsANri.Y glfuAIrD FURNISHED AND
i uninmishcd o0na $50 u Aaftri sif'et
TWO UPFRR FLoOg ABOVE sTLgNnrHg A
Sous. 800 Naip ~ Arp.r lsil Main sL
TWO DEsiRAmE ruuH4 PLEASANT 10.
i raliiy pHluig LuI.f hIins d. Appeal
M CHOICE H0UH. NINli fiTflD ~
tO and admiralty If"H..i inf luicl pnfpu.fs
flats fOr mllict on r.UrH r..fund oihca being
the second thlfA nni fourth ln9r n Malifil
hlOrk, 80 " ~ Main H'HU Mll make Hbefa
terms and long io.ssy H. ...H.IIu puN
ONInIONtt UU.N Nuh, 20 rccund ~
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nIGEPLEs, blackheads, red rough,
HW chapped and oily skin prevented
~" by CUr1cuRA Soar.
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Trustees Sale.

uWHRisn. RUSSIAN. rtrcrmc fuiwtuh
i taii o. ffosh Water hifhs 30 iolt u. Hst
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CHEAP COLUMN,

la,fisnenis m NE oouma tri ~ cAdr,ed a, rr, .,
Ire orftr0 Ina 0ae sCriiOg fioO iasTtl0As ~. on.
u,ft bnc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-03
Chesapeake ana Onto Route.

Leaves Arrive,
sIimltcd Ex.-- $50 pm eiimllcd EN &c. otlam
spaducah tx. Tii am epaducah Ix.. GOl u "A
sRipley Ac. .... as pm eRipley Ac.....- SAhlm
Limited cNpncss trains run solid between Nom
pitts and Louisville carrying Pullman Buffet
Dnwing Room Sleeping tam pnducah Etprsss
connects closely az Fulton for Cairo, s. Louis aud
Chicago. giving the only day tmin from Memphis
10 81 LonlA 1ickol onlcc nnhor leAhndy llolnl.
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Mississippi valley Route a., n. ~. - r. u. ~
Leaves Arrives
sylcEsbuu vi ioOOam svlckshuREt, iiop N
Tennessee MidlRld hallway
IlOTako Eject November ~
Leave Arrive
Iaiiy Mar......... $50 IN Daily MaIi...... OiSam
Tally Freight. BOO am Daily Freight. Nl0A M
Trains leave from the X. G., NJ. &h Depot
.alsa. Cay, Mempln. and Dir,niag am.
Leaves Aulgsi
informing rrn. 1000 a m evening rrn.. siSp IA
~. spg. Aocom- aOOp m ell. spg. Acccm 9Olin
UuiI Houts (kRnsas city, forl soou AL
Mcmphisl
leaves Arrive,
OK. @ FH..,.....-i0iO am sR. Q. Ex.....- tiopm
sk. q. MAIL. 7a0p.m X. O. MALI Nuolm
Leave Mississippi eni Tonnesscc bcOot
s.smpn. aad ,..sos..,..
tetvcs Arrive,
sThruuFh 10 ~ pm Through FNa. GioAm
EMAIL aud Ex..1000am qMail aud tx. 80 p M
tsomcrNinc Ac- 40 pm thomoryille Nc. MA IA
s,.apu.s - "a ,a,us ,.aa~
In effect sunday. January n, lisa
leaves Arrivc,
sThrorrh rus Cib p.m Through Pas Nb pm
sThrough pas.. 90 M Through fti.. EOOh "a
GENITAL standard uma
Iron Mountain Houts.
Inn. Rock p, io lSa p m Inue Rock H. GS Jam
1esa. ~ -..-, "OOam lcSa, H., eloPm
Chicago ~. pm Chicago. h. 10 san
tUniOu DEPOT connections NJ ~ L0ulA
Al tmius run daily
Non Daily ttsocpi suniaE
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
Elevators for Dwellings,.

The ingenious plan proposed by q
Berlin inventor. Of a simple and mex
pepsivc elevator for private dwellings
in place Of the ordinary staircase, has
attracted sonc attention as a long felt
dcsiderat,rn. 1t is on the principle Of
the inclined railway. and the motive
power is furnished by the city water.
which is applied in the cellar; each
flight has It's separate chair. so that. for
example. person can ascend from
the FIRST IL The second story while an
other is on his way from the second to
the third. or still another is descending
from the fifth TO the fourth. The chair,
being only Of the width OF the human
body. requires but little space. and
still leaves n free passage for any who
wish 10 walk up or down. instead Of
riding. 1t is set in motion By a simple
pressure upon one of its arms. while
after il has been used it slides hack 10
tho bottom step. its descent being
regulated in such a manner tina; tho
carrying Of n Passenger is a matter Of
entire safety. The motive power is.
Of course. more or less expensive. &C
ccrding tothe cost Of water. this tcisg.
it is stated. in Berlin. at the rate Of =
little moro than Onc-tenth Of = Ger:
only for each trip.-N. I. Sun.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
Sympathy for the Successful,

Tho world has spoken and sung q
great deal Of sympathy for the un.
successful. but l have sometimes
thought that the men and women who
succeed have n claim upon human
sympathy quite rs genuine and quite
as impcrious. To feel that. bear your.
self as meekly rs you may, your very
existence is an affront - somebody
else; 10 know that. live rs uprightly
rs you will, there are others who think
your very prosperity a crime, and who
will find in your very virtues q mate.
rial for calumny; to know that there
is nothing n ut the world counts worth
gaining, which you a win without
NV Ykening an cnvious animosity in the
,*rA..s;s OF others who are less success
surely is n thorn in the rose,
y i cloud in the sky. which is sufficient
with many \ sensitive nature to rob
success Of its best perfume and 10
guench the sunshine out Of the fairest
MONDAY of achievement-Scribner's
Magazine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
PROBATE NOTICE.

County court. Webster county. Nebraska. In
Frank Kent. deceased. upon the verified pe:i.
lion Of Ellen j. Kent, representing among 9TH
er things that James NJ. Kent, hoy Kent and
Louis Kent OF said county, have an estate In
this state and are minors under fourteen years
Of age. Tina: the petitioner Is the mother Of
said minors and praying that she may I've ap-
pOintsd guardian Of the person and estate of
said minors, II Is ordered that said petition lie
in Red Cloud in sAid county OF the 9Th day Of
March. lsse. at one o'clock. y m II IL further
ordered that notice OF the time aud place Of
hearing said matter be gwen 10 all persons in
terested BY the publication OF a copy Of this
order for three weeks successfully In the Ned
ClOud Chief. a newspaper Of general circulation
IN said county. Frank A. SweeIy.
3j County Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

Notice is hereby given that under and by vir
tue Of an execution issued BY l. H.. Fort, clerk
Of the district court tn and for Webster county
Nebraska. In An action pending in said court,
wherein Joseph Graves Is plaintiff and W. A.
Mckeighan and Thad Arnold are defendants, I
shall Ofer fOr sale At public vepdue for cash In
hand To the highest BIDDER at the east door Of
the court house In Red Cloud Webster county
Nebraska, chat being the place where the Last
term OF court was holdenj on the sth day Of
Apri 1853. at one q, O'Clock n. m the following
descubcd property to- wit: The northeast \ a
section SwO ca t0wn three 90 range ten TO-
and the southeast slsSrser 4 e ~ secf;on two
% town three 81 tSneS ten 90, all In
Webster county Nebraska. ~ tie property u
Arnold defendant.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of March.
1853. II. L. COTT.
&. !. Clancy sheriff.
Plaintiffs Atty. 1H
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SheHi0,s sale,

Notice is hereby given that under and by vir.
tue Of an execution issued BY L. u Pom. CLERK
Of the district court IN and for Webster county
Nebraska in an action pendlng In said court
wherein The Red Cloud National sank Is plain
tic and Thad Arnold and W. A. Mckeighan are
defen.kanfS. I shall offer for sale nj public ven
due icr csSs in hand 10 the highest bidder at
the east doc: - 80 court hou>e In Red Cloud,
Webster osiaty NeSr.sks that being the place
where the last term of As.s rsgrt wa> hohlerl
on the ST. CAV ~ ArTil t-ss q, : ..iDes y. n. the
iui4o"ing desc itesi fr"Iefty tawi;: tas norJh
east !, NJ section Z. t.vnS rang. 10. u~~i, an.
tks southeast q. >ecitpn =. foam - range l..
weI III Ia Webster coanry. Nshrasks n. the
properly ~ fhs5 Arnold. defendant
Given su.isr ,cJ hand this 9Th dsy If nar,h,
iSt II. 4. OH
kaies Frs. Sh-.id.
P1aiB'ff's Affv. sa4t
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
ShertH.s Sale.

Notice is hereby gwen that under and ty yir-
tue Of AN order Of sale issued by L.. H.. Fort.
clerk Of the district court In and for Webster
cOuI ty, Nebrask. In an action pending In said
court, wherein August Saidfaden Is plaintiff and
W. II. Heffner and Amelia Heffner are defend
ants, Z shall offer for sale at public vendue for
cash In land 10 the highest bidder ut the east
door Of the court house. in Red Cload. Webster
county. Nebraska. uhat being tue place where
the last term OF court was hOldenl on the 18th
day Of April, 1889, at two O'Clock. p. m. the fol-
lowing described property to-wit: The north
east quarter IN z ~ Of section twenty four (24)
town two (2) range ten u0) west Of the 9Th y. m.,
In Webster county. Nebraska, lot s. block !, lots
I, S. 6, II, II. 1G, IL, Is, -. block ., south Is feet
Of lot II, block T., lot -. block 4, lot 5. block 3,
lots I, ., 8. I, SO. and :, block Z. lots !. =, 3, 4, s,
6, Z, 8, 3, 10. II, II. -, block 8, lots 10. II, ~ and Il,
block 2, in the original town Of Guide Rock, Ne
braSka, as property OF W. II. Heffner and Amel-
il Heffner. Given under my hand this nth day
Of March, 1889. II. Z. Scott. Sheriff,
Case T. McNeny, plaintiff s attorneys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
Sbcft0 - Sale.

Notice is hereby given that under and by vir.
tue Of an order of sale issued by l.. H.. Fort.
clerk Of the district court In and for Webster
county. Nebraska, In an action pending In said
court wherein Thomas A. Page IL plaintiff aud
George Van WO.rf, ct al. are defendants. ] shall
Oner for sale at public Yeniuc for cash in hand
to the highest bidder al the east door Of the
court house In Red Cloud. Webster county. Ne.
braska. that being the place where the las; term
Of court was holden on the 18th day VI April.
lsS9, at I 10 o'clock p. w.. the following describ-
ed property tO-wit: The southeast quarter Of
section twenty nine and tile northeast quarter
Of section thirtytwO In township two. north Of
range nine. west of the 9Th y. m. in Webster
county. Nebraska. AS the property Of George
VanWOert, Given under my hand this i?ih day
Of March, lSsa IL. 4. Scott, sheriff.
KaDey Bros plaintiffs attorneys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

NJ, n Huffman announces that
Ghe is prepared to vease carpets o.
=, .l..ea Leave orders with C.
asA,fnit q lfsscn's old stand. Il
Nuta fresh candies, etc., keF: At
Ernst Welsh's.
Furniture Of al kinds cheaper than
.y,rs.F, v. Taylor.
Get ysrns.l. :. he fsf1'd ~
A-, \. WSRA, -
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
Shshr0 Nale.

Ncrscr i he<re- kiyea. tss; an&rr -.i BIZ via.
me II n af.er ef ssie .S~s>a ssfs y. &c osssrse:
rcuYs al the -syhs1 totrAl ctstr.rs j. I'D 80
Weh<teF cpossy. Se5ras<z Wen c-@rs IN a.
,~tson ~vsrxi.s m S.is o0sys sr~s-r lean "
NckArds is piziasss sna Fr&s-~s = yssr I'D
fnacss n. fnee adassntsc.1aSr - deze1ssssx- 1
- Sxsrr fsy ~ar "a p2Al3r yr2Gr fax <Axs a
- =, tise sa>s aso< of he cccrs Aca0 "a E<d
C,..,d "a Asri co1Efy ssEz. benz tse ptre
nm IL lSN f~rn al epcrf we Sst@ens GO
Sac,S.v- ADsa sS- - ~ g. o<&ok 10ICe
: .Isc1 Inc 4rSr-s- 1ccScrsy t-.yS Ioes-4
Al 81 hssrk 10 N ua1roaS aeesssas - &d
Cs~~s- Weo1ser rcossy. Neses~kA ssfssn 1890
- RasA this 80 ssy q fsAsu.u@
"M~ 80
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
The Tooth Of Time.

Mr.. Lovcjoy-So you do no: miss
Mrs Oldboy?
Mr.. Oldboy-Not particularly.
Mr.. Lovcjoy-How strange! Why.
this separation is a living death 10
ma II could only see Amelia for an
instant How l would appreciate q
singie moment
! Nj. Oldboy (gruHiy)-You will APP
precisse q single moment more in .
fen years-America.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

Herbert l.. Luce. You are heceby notified
that on the 9th day 81 June, lss', l, J. Baum,
purchased At private tax sale. NJ the court
house i'm Red Cloud, Nebraska. for the taxes Of
the year 1885. amounting Ia SI9.c3. the following
lands situated In Webster county. Nebraska.
taxed i'm the name OF Herbert =. Luce to wit:
Part n e 4 Of II " = sec -, town ., range II. 3
acres. The time for redemption Of said lands
from the lien Of said tax sale viii expir. June
9Th. 1ss9. and If not redeemed ! will make Ap-
plicatiOn for q treasurer's tax deed. J.. BAUM.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

"A Frenchman recently remarked
that every one in this world was
obliged 10 bear his cross. but that the
smart chaps bear theirs on their
lApelA
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Noe1re

IN iEr district court of Webster county Ne
h-a>~a- -
EoiSr h. Orchard
Leah Drrhart
Leah prclart :ls "a. &c n>.an; In The afcr, 20.
tilted xsfIon viii take ao'ic~ that on tho 18th
day Of February A.. D. ls.s. tie riain,;s hevi in
nird his petition ~ TIRE district csx.Ts % W~h..e-
county and STATE Il Nebraska asasns. 10. TIE
charging yos Nth h.irs the legal Wife q. ,.s-
plaintiff. ks.c.f n Orchard. and Al>p rms
ycu with having deserted hi1 20. rr,- ar
iwc year h>; rssf. TIE obiec; and r-ss-r Of
>xii peilticu tsins IN OBTAIN az ah~ns..s f-~rrr
Of divorce from ycu the aid deseasanf L n sr-
ekArd and for sach ether ADD further IFS
elutsx and E0oi ccnscicscc NAV sss>xr.
Hcsr ase required 20 aus~er sud IsSi:.ca "a GO
before De ySs 5as o. AVrI. iSs-
yz.ed Ect Cod NEBRASKA. fesEua-. s~h
xosGEr h OacHAap.
Case s EeNesy. A:Sys "a,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

Alexander Dumas the French nov.
aaiet. was Of African origin. lie was
bpea at villers-Cotterets. a town OF
Frunoe, July "a ISIS, and diedUecem-
H& 1870
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and 4@7c for unpeeled; Pears DC for whole and
5@51ac for sliced, machine dried, 7GSc; Plums,
5G6c Tor pitted and l1a@21Sc for unpitted; Ger
man Prunes, in sacks, 2@3c; French Prunes,
S1a@5e in sacks, and safe = ID in boxes;
Grapes, Ease q ID; Raisns, London Layers
81 5og1 70 y box, with 25c to 75c advance for
fractions; common. 75c@Sl % ? box.
HONEY-For the better qualities there is
quote as follows: White Comb, lOt9l2c; Amber,
61aGsc; Extracted, white LIQUID, 6M6Lc:
Amber; eolored and candied 41z@5Mc p II.
BuTIER-Prodmc that is really desirable
cleans up well. There is yet much poor But
ter coming forward that is hard to sell. We
quote; Fancy, lie; good to choice, 15@16c
fair 139l4 store lots; 9@l2c; picked ROLL old Ia
@l6c; new, 17@19c; frkin old l4@l6c: new, Is
t@1Sc; Eastern creamery, lS@l5c in tubs: other
kinds, 10@14c "a h.
CHEESE-supplies are liberal, while prices
G are easy; We quote as follows; Good to
9@15c q h.
EGGS-There is steadier tone to the market
owing to greater demand as the Easter season
approaches. We quote: California ranch, 100
1415c. -'S
POULTRY : Market not heavily stocked.
still, receipts are enough TO meet all needs. We
quote prices as follows: Live Turkeys-Gob-
pliers 16 a lie; Hens is "a 19c; Boosters,
s. 5oa5 for old and s991l 50 for young
Sc 50GS; Ducks, Sc 5O@7 so for old and SO 59S
10 tor young; Geese, 81 50@2 for old and g So
@S 2 pair tor Goslings; Pigeons. 81 so p dozen
GAME-We quote prices: Rabbits 81 25dl5O;
Hare, 81 25@11 80 "A Dozen
PRoVISlONS-There is a good demand for
several descriptions, while steadiness in prices
is feature OF the situation. We quote jobbing
lots as follows: Eastern Hams, 14Gl415c; Cali.
fornla refrigerator-cured Hams, l3(al315c; East
ern Breakfast Bacon, lS1SGl4c: California Ba-
con-, heavy and medium. l1@l115c; do light
medium, 111a@l2c; do light, 1l15013c do extra
light, 14@1454c: do. clear sides. l2@121lc ? ID;
Pork, extra prime, sis@1s so; 90 prime mess, SIG
@25: do, mess, S20@21; do, clear, s22G23 so; do,
extra clear, s2S 50@24 50 p Dbl; Pigs Feet, SD
gl2 90 ID Dbl; Beef mess. bbls, IS $685. do,
nj bbls, 81 5O94 rs; do. extra mess, bbls sl0@
10 50: do; hf bbls, s. 5O95 rs; do, family Sl4c9
II 50 . Dbl; do, smoked, 111z@i2c p 2: Eastern
Lard, tierces, l0@1lc; do, paIls, I01@SIlc; Cali
ifornia Lard, tierees, 10@l014c: do, hf bbs. lO1S
a lie; do. l0b tins. l0c; do, SO tins 101ac; do,
10 pals, lie; do, So pals, 1l11c; co. m
pail. 1154c p ID.
WOOL-As a matter of fact, no trade of con-
sequence has been done, and no great volume
OF trade is expected for couple OF weeks yet
Small sales of spring clip San Joaquin have oc-
currel within a of
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS.

New YORK, April 10TH
WHEAT-s714c for cash, SIZE for May; SIC
for June, S75sc Tor July and S6554c for August.
CHICAGO. April 10th.
WHEAT-S65sc for cash, S55s for May, size
for June and SIC for July.
LIVERPOOL, April 10th
WHEAT-Moderate demand California spot
lots Is l015d to rs I'D; Off coast, 35s Cd; lust
shipped, 35s 3D. nearly due, 35s Cd cargoes off
coast; nothing offering: on passage, firmer and
held higher: Wheat on passage to Continent
10000 qrs: Wheat and Flour on passage to
q. X, 3.9i5 600 qrs English country markets.
quiet: French, firm; Wheat in Paris, firm;
Flour. steady; weather in England, cold for
the season.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-17
EXECUTORS SALE.
Valuable Farm of 1898 Acres on
Brannan Island.

BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF THE
d late DIR. F. ZEILE. situated in Sac
ramento county, about one mile below and op-
pcsite the town ofRio Vista, fronting about one
lille on the Sacramento river, and extending
tlClg the north bank of Seven-Mi slough
nearly three and a half miles, and including
valuable Improvements, such as houses, barns,
warehouse, ETC., with some personal property.
About 200 acres now under a lease which ex-
pires December, 1890.
......ALs0...-..
1904 acres, more or less, situated on ANDROS
ISLAND, at the junction of Georgiana slough
and the Mokelumne river, with about two and
a half miles of navigable water frontage.
These lands are thoroughly reclaimed, con-
enient to market, and are unsurpassed for prov
ductiveness by any in the State.
To be sold subject to the approval of the Pro-
bate Court.
Bids will be received at the Office of the ex-
ecutors, 1877 Montgomery street. San Francisco,
where maps of the property may be seen and
such further information had as may be re-
quired. Q. LIVERNORE,
Z. II. TAFT,
San Francisco. February 25. 1889. mr4-u