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MTSTKILAXEOUS.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Thl* POWDER never varies. A marvel oi
parity, rtreigth and wholesomeness. More
economical than the ordinary kinds, and can
not be sold Is competition with the multitude
of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate
powderß. Sold only in cans. ROYAL BAKING
POWDER CO.. 106 Wall street. New York.
W. T. OOLKHAN ft CO., AgenU,
BAN FRANCIBOO. mvg 4ply
si^ Headache,
II - oob th( Jllu'Mt: it gives delight;
it shuiM us up tl'e appetite.
It nidi uu I.ir'T do its part
And stimulatee the feeble heart.
All BSiout agoale* endured.
Bv TAKKAM-S HKLTZEK can be cured.
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been ""f^Af A 0 Q U
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HAY-FtVER
A panicle is applied iuto each nostril and is
acreeuble. Price, 50 tents, at Druggists: by mail,
registered, SO cents. Circulars Iree. ELY BROS.,
Druggiste, Owego, N. Y. fefc-ly&wly
SA'RAMEXTO GLOVK FACTORY, NO. 1011-
Ninth street, between J and K. Hand-sewed
Smoked Buck, Waterproof liuck and Black
Buck h 4p
Artifiolal Stone!
ADOLPH TEICHERT,
3116 M Street „ Sacramento,
MANCFACm'BER DF AKTIFICIAL STONK
for Sidewalks, Garden Walks, Carriage
lirivce, Stable and Cellar Floors, Fencing, Cop
ing, ctv Leave orders at 90S Ninth street.
4[.lm
Friend&Terry
JL. XJ IML B£3H
O O M P A N T.
Main Yard and Office: No. 1310 Second street,
Branch Yard: Corner Twelfth and J streets. 4p
TAHbEICET
VV . £3. OSX3 O H INT ,
No. 806 I siKK.I-.r.
HAS SECURED THE AGENCY FOR THE
TAHOK ICE COMPANY. His- motto will
be the be*: of ICE and Good Weight.
_TEiArHONE No.^9. jv4-4ptf
VVATERHOUSEIk LESTER,
IXTORTEBS OF
Tar A.OON XiTTIHHJEH
AND CARRIAGE TRT>'EfrMCB,
709, 711, 713 and 71Q J street, Sacramento.
Noe. 16 to 22 Beale street can Francisco
No 1W Front street I tfl New Ycrk
STORAGE
SACRAMENTO WAEEEOU3ES
[PIREPBOOr].
FOOT OF ft AND K s I I; ! I•: I >.
fXKT&CnX TWENTY THOUSAND TON?.
\J Apply to fip lm UICHARDB & KXOX.
FRANK WICKWFREV"
MASrFACTrr.ER \SU DEALER IS
Saddles, Harness, Blankets,
ROBES, WHIPS, ETC.
CI7 K. street. S»cramtnlo, Chl. ti
W. D. COMSfOCK,
COR. FIFTH AND K BTS.,
CA^U ATTENTION TO BtS rCLL BTOCK OF
FURNITURE!
Bedding, 3E2to.
49" The reputation ot this house for LOV»
FKICBS and GOOD AHTICLKS is maintained
ACADEMY OF OUR LADY
—OF THE
HOLY ROSART!
WOODLAND, CAL.,
Will Reopen August, 22, 1887,
mHR ArADKMY CKDBRTHI CAKE OF THK
1_ Sisters, of the Holy Cross from the cele
brated Convent ot HI. Marv's, Notre I'aree, Indi
ana. is beautifully situated in the healthy and
pleasant town of Woodland. The building is
large and well supplied with all the modern im
provements, and no effort nor expense has been
►pared to meet all icqiiiremeutß that may con
tribute V> the advancement, health and comfort
of the pupiU. A complete Philosophical and
Chemical apparatus is furnished with small ex
tra expanse lor tin.-.- studying the sciences.
Insirr.meatal Mutic and Vocal Culture: also,
Drawing «.nd Painting receive particular atten
tion.
V.\y -i • per Term of Kite Months, Pay
able In Advaucr:
BoAJSnK I'vni>. -Board, including bed and
be<ld-ng. washing: Tuition iu English. German,
French. La;in and Linear Drawing, $12f\
E\tka Chadces —Piano, with use of instru
ment one hour daily, to'J: Harp, with use <>!
instrument one hour daily, HO: Vocal Music,
private lesjons, 125; Drawing. SI": Painting in
Water Colors and on China, FJ>. Paintiri; in
Oil, ?». Use of Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus. f5.
For further information apply to the
SISTERS OF THE HOLT CROSS.
_jya>U Woodland, Ca).
world-renowned "■"'"ej^^'filiK/^^
clairvoyant, the sev E**-^/y;
enth dau hter, bon W-S ±_xSI -
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revealed. Tolls (ml (
namos of her callers |hH
and fail name of futiui '/H
husband or wife, uitt jl Inl I
age <iiid date ot mar LZflilHHßtti^iaiV
riage. Telis all bnsiiuw nosin wim m.., -,
truth. Unites the Eeparatt-d and < atis.-s Fp.>edy
and happy marriage wi:h the one you lore.
Removes evil iufiueuco; gives gord luck. Bu I
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everything; no imposition; fo.ooo cna'lenge to
any medium who can excel her. Fee Jl and
upwards- Uouts. 9a.mto 6 r. M strict. Par'.or
iit at J "tree!, between Thini and Fourth. X
B.—This is MadaTcs first visit. aul:' 1 .v»
TN THE MATTER OF THE DISSOLUnOX
I of the PACIFIC THOMSON-HOCSTON
ELECTRIC LIUHT AND POWER COMPANY,
a corporation. In pursuance of an order made
July 21 ISS7, by the Hon. W. C. Van Fieet. Judge
of the Suj)erior C«urt of Sacramento county.
State of California notice is hereby given that
an application has been filed in the said Su
perior Court for the diwolutiou ot the PACIFIC
THOMSON-HOUSTON ELKCTRIC LIGHT AND
POWER COMPANY, a corporation, which ap
plication is tigued by a mai rity of the Direc
tors of said corporation, and that if no objec
tions l>c filed in said Court within thirty days
after the first publication of I his notice, said
Court will proceed to hear and determine said
appl:oation, and declare s.iid corporation dis
solved. Doted July 21. ISB7.
[seal.] Wm. B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
By Jon. J. Gcth. Lteputy.
Bkattt, DnNsoK & Oatv-o:, Attorneys for Pe-
Ullouenk !y22-lm
COMMERCIAL.
»VN * K.YM I>CO HAKKKT.
General Merchandise.
Ban Fkascisco. August 19.1887.
BAG:—Wheat Burs. V/,®V,a- for local, and
ngctoTVe for Calcutta; l'otato Gunnies. lOWllc;
Wool Bag-. 290326.
BAKBED WlßE—Steel Galvanized 4-point
Cactus, barbs 6-inch space. 5Kc %s Ib: do do 4
]Kiiut, 8 inch space, SJ-^c; do do 2-point, :>-inch
space. 5Kc; the Scutt 4-point, sJic; Steel Gal
vanized Twisted Ribbon, 6c » ft; do do, Tab
let, 6c: Stretchers. $1 each; Staples, 6c ft>:
Steel and Iron Fence Posts, 40c, 50c^nd (DC
each: Painted Fencing, lc t> B) less than Galvan-
BOOTS AND SHOES—The fall trade will be
inaugurated on the 22d by a special and peremp
tory auction sale at the rooms of Newhall a Sons
BREAD—The price list of the American Bis
cuit Company, recently iviicd. contains 211 va
rieties, put up in 80, 50, 25 and 10-tt) bxs and in
15.10 and 2-tti tins. We gave last week n list ot
prices for 60 varieties. This week we give the
1 rates for other kinds as follows:
Abemethy, ? ft Uc Cornhill, ¥ ft 8c
African Lemcn l-> Chocolate Drops :»
All>ert 15 -Chocolate Wafer 20
Animals 12 'Conversation Biscuit. M
Animals, mixed 10 .Cream Gems 22
I Arrowroot 14 'Crinkle 16
I Arrowroot, crystal'd.2o Cric Cric 85
A-i-.irap> 20 Desert Mixed 3D
Assorted Fancy 20 Dot U
I Almond Diamond :S0 English Fingers 18
I Almond Fingers- 25 ; Farmyards 14
Almond Kings 20 , Florals 15
Alamcda Biscuit 6 'German Rusks 15
I Alexander 11 Invalid 10
Bath Cakes 15 Italian Drops L'l
Biscotto 7 Kernels of Walnuts.....i
Bonanza 9 jLove Knots 10
Bonbons 10 Macaroons, Almond :v.
I Butter Biscuit 11 i do Cocoanut 30
I BrUtols 15 iOrangeßoyas 20
Buttons 10 iPeanut Tally 14
champagne Rusks....3D jQueen'sßiscuit 3D
Cheese _ 10 [.Short Bread .25
Combination 10 Izoologicai 14
I These are the prices when put up in 25, 50 and
BROOMS—Spiral Brace, 53 50 for No. 1, IS 25
for No. 2, and S3 for No. 3 and Ladies' Delight:
I'atent Brass Cap (Eastern Brush), $4 75, S4 50
I and $1 25 respectively for Nos. 1, 2. and 3 ; Pat-
I ent Tin Lock, $4, S3 75 and 53 50 for the three
I numbers; Mill and Stable, ash handles, $4 £0 and
M for the two numbers; Ship, S3, galvanized
bauds, GOc per dozen extra; Wisp and Toy
CASE' GOODS — A leading local canning
firm quotes Jellies of all kinds in 2-Ib tins
lat $1 7.'> per dozen: Assorted, Apricot,
I Vlutn, Pear, Peach, and Quince Jams,
2-tt> tins, tl 75 ; Blackberry and Currant
I Jams, $2 ; Gooseberry. Raspberry and Straw-
I berry Jams, S2 per dozen, 2-ft tins. The
I same firm quotes table iiuiu as follows, in 2J*n>
tins:
I Assorted .SI fS
Blackberries 1 75
GiM»eberricß 1 85
I Raspberries 2 50
I Strawberries '. 2 U
I Black Cherries 2 00
I Grape, Muscatel 1 50
I Apples 1 65
Pears, Bartlett 1 DO
ooes'i,. S >rop..""!:;/.;::.';;r.:::.::::."":;:::::z 1 .*>
Green Gage 1 50
Prunes, German 1 50
Reaches! Clingstone .'. :ii
I 1 he above rates are lor this season s pack. In
I t-t'i tins, the tame classes of goods are selling
for 86 50 for Apricots and Plume, £6 50 for As
sorted Fruits, S7 for Pears and Peaches. 86 for
Blackberries and Black Cherries. Pie Fruits
I are selling SI 10 for Apples, 81 25 for Assorted
I Fruits, Apricots, Grapes, Peaches and Plum*.
$1 2S lor Blackberries. Cherries and Currants.
8125 lor Goosebcrriefi and SI 50 for Strawberries in
2^-lbtins; same in 8-tt> tins, J:v-c-1 75; California
Corn, 2-lb tins. $1 25; Pens, jl 60; .String Beans.
SI 20: Asparagus, SI 75 for round in 2X-tt> tins,
and 52 for square in ;Mt> tins; Tomatoes. SI 15
CEJUCNT. PLASTER AND LIMK-Jobbinjr
rates for the above goods are as follow I
Santa Cruz Lime, SI B0A17&: Portland Cement,
SI 50(*3 75; Roseiuiale do, $2@2 2o; New
hurg Plaster, Eastern, 83 ; do Casting, S3 50 ;
Golden Gate Plaster, 82 7f>; Marble Dust, New
burg, S3 : Fire Clay, English, S5; do, American,
S4: Brick Dust. S4 > 1.i.1.
CANDLES—The product of the local Candle
factories is quoted as follows : San Francisco
Crysta* Wax, 15^c for 16 oz, and 13>^c for 14 oz;
Stearic Acid, 14 oz, 18c; Star, 14 oz, V!>/.£\ Eureka,
14 oz, 12c; Eagle, 12 ok, lOJ^c; Cincinnati, 12oz,
9c; Mission Chemical Wax, 14 oz, 16c; do 16 oz,
17J$c; Solar Sperm, 14 oz, 14c; do 16 oz, 16c:
I Adamantine, 12 oz, 12c; Eastern brands vary
from 8c to 17c; Sperm, 25c: Paramne, 14@16c
_ CHlCOßY—California, G@6;.;e; German, 6JJ to
CIGARS—Jobbing rates for California made
are as follows: Seed, Sli'^-M); Seed and Havana,
tto@7s: Clear Havana. StiO(Sl2s f> M.
| COAL—Seattle, S6SO; Black Diamond ami
South Prairie steam, from ship or wharf,
S5 •■•« •"■ : Nanaimo, S7@7 25 for SouthfV. 1
Steam, and BS<sß 25 for Southfield for domestic
u*e; Wellington, S7 25@8 59. The private circular
of J. W. Harri.-on quotes as follows :
Prices to Arrive. Spot Rate
I AustralianV ton 87 12'^87 50 S7 f.2 1...
Scotch Splint""j!^T!." 7 37! 3® 7 50'" 7&"
Lehigh .'.'.'.".'.'.'.'.'.14 00 (#l4 5o' = 20 00
Cumberland 9 00 © 9 25 10 00
English Foundry Coke is quoted at SI 1 50@lj.
San Francisco Gaslight Company in selling Coke
at 50c * bbl by wholesale and 60c by retail.
COFFEE—Central American grades arc quiet
CORDAGE-^Since A ugubt 16th prices have been
as follows: Sisal, X% inch and upwards, Hi^c' 12
thread, 12c; 6 and a thread, 12'£c; Bale Rope,
| 11' ..c: Tarred Rope.Lath Yarn and Shingle Yam.
lKwlljie; Twine Jbr Hop and for Grape Vine*.
12c'.;; Twine for Paper and BedSprings,l2) ;&; Ma
nila, 1% in. and upward, and Bale Rope, 12c: 12
thread, 12'^c; 6 and 9 thread, ISc; Cables and
Sand Pump Lines for Well-boring, 13c: Twine
for Paper, 13c : Twine for Hops and Bed Springs,
He; all other kinds, 12(a.l6}£c. Discount yx. y> Ib
on invoices of 10,000 lbs. Terms, sixty days. or
VA per cent, off for cash. Cartaee on all dcliv
! DESICCATED COCOANUT-Sehepp's (Ast
ern) is quoted as follows: 1-B> papers (iv cake
boxes, 15 lbs), 30c; l-Ib papers (in bread boxes. 30
lbs), 30c: 1-tb tin canisters (in wood case, 30 fts),
SlJic, l-tt> pails (in wood case, 30 ISs). 32Jic %" II).
Pioneer (California) is quoted at 25c fi ft in tins,
and 22c iv papers.
DRUGS—AIum, 2%®2){c: Acid. 123.^@16c for
Nitric, 2>i@-3c for Sulphuric, and 60^62,"-ic for
Tartario; Borax, I 1,«M: for concentrated and
6<!*7c for refined: Blue Vitriol, 4 1 J c*4i^c; Caus
tic Potash, lOAUc; Chlorate of >otash, 20c;
Chlorate of Lime. 2!^2 34c: Cnide Ammonia,
concentrated, lsc: Gum Camphor, 30c; Gum Shel
lac, 80®33c; QnintiW- 75c: Saltpeter, English
refined, 7^^!<c; Sulphur, 9MMMO 'or roll and
4('i4!^c for refiue«l.
DRY GOODS—Brown Drills. 30 inch goods, are
jobbing at B@B>4 ; Brown Sheetinps, S6 inch,
7J£e; Brown shirtings, :«i inch, 6(a7c;
Apron and Furniture Check. 14(a17c;
t>Uaibed and colored Cambrics, 51S<a6c: heavy
I^nimc. 2S inch, 16(rol8c; Cotton Flannel, *>;j#
112 c for light, and 14?-'«2-">c te heavy: Hickory
Stripes, llglgc; Print*, 6|i^g7c; Kentucky
FISH—We quote as follows: PaciGc Cod
i lbh, 5c iv 50-lti lidls. s,'^c for srleiled
in 100-Ib cases, and 6Jjc for boneless-
Eastern Codfish. 7<a7J.;c f, B>: Oreson Canned
Salmon, pack of I!W,*si 50^1 60 on thertver
Alaska. SI 37'..iil 40; Saccamento river, SI32W
{a ! 85: Efisturii Mackerel. Jl (V>^,l s r, for No. 1 iii
15-8) kits and fc 75ia.> for Mess iv 15-tt> kits;
Smoked Herring, Ss^t 10c for Eastern and 30c ?
box for Puget Sound; Dutch Herring, SI iX*l SO
y keg: Alaska Smoked Halibut,s-V"/-* ytt>.
LEATHER—Sole, 27{ie3<)C for good neavy, 23{c£
25c for good medium, and 20(522c y B> for Rood
Ught; Buff, 15c * foot : Side, 14(<£l5c ft foot;
Calf Sides, V»s#ic » ft; Kip Skins. S4o<§>ss fi
Aoaen; Harness Leather, '28@32c Vft for hcavv
and M<f£)c for No. 2.
LUMBER—The retail price-list of the Califor
nia Lumber Exchange for July 21, lSt>7, is
as follows:
I*ine, Rough, per M feet 521 00
Pine, Rough, No. 2 ]7 03
Pine, Rough, 40 to 50 feet lengths 22 «0
Pine, Rough, 50 to 60 feet lengths 2:'. 00
Pine, Rough, 60 to 70 feet lengths. 21 00
Pine. Selected 25 00
Pine. Clear 32 on
Pine, Fire Wood 10 00
T. .v G. Flooring, Ix 6 Xi 50
T. &G Floorinu, I'ix6, Ix 4, 1^4x4,1^x3.
Ix 3 and narrower UK 50
T. &G. Flooring, No. 2 28 00
Steeping, No. 2 si oo
Redwood, Rough : 21 00
Redwood, Rough, No. 2 17 00
Redwood, Surfaced 86 00
Redwood. T. i. G. 6 in. 12 ft and over 34 00 j
Redwood, T. & G. 6 in. 7 to 11 feet _ 27 00 I
Redwood, T. 4G. 6 in., under 7 ft 24 00
Redwood, Rustic _ 36 00
Redwood, Rustic, No. 2 SI 00 I
Redwood, T. & (i. Beaded 12 feet and over. 36 00
Redwood. T. iG. Beaded 7toll ft _.... 27 00
Redwood. T. & G. Beaded under 7 ft 24 00
Redwoud. Siding, % in 21 50
Picket*. Rough Pointed ..] is 00
Pickets, Rough Square 1C 00
Shingles 2 2"-
Furring. Ix 2. per liaeal foo* ~ lc
Battens. kx3 ptT lineal foot 3..C I
MALT LlQUOßS—Leading brands of F. igliah
Ale and Porter ar; selling Bt S2 7acif3 75 for I
quarts and $3@4 for 2 dozen pints.
MATCHES—Percussion, 32^c; Teletrraph, 50c:
Eastern Parlor. SI 65.
METAI£—J. W. Harrison's private circular
auotes Pig lroc as follows:
__ . To Arrive. On spot.
Ecllnton, ¥ ton fis no t2900
Shotts No. 1 .'.....!.'. 25 00 35 00
Clay Lane White 22 50 22 50
American soft 26 50 :io 00
We quote prices for other kinds: Tia Plato Si TV
Yellow Metal, lie: English Ca.-i Steel 14A
15c: Sheet Zinc. 8%(0>9e; Pig Lead. s®s'.c: Bar
Lead. 5Vi@5J- 2 c: Lead Pipe, 7c; Bheet Lead sc
Bar Copper. 12.'a.13c: Pig Tin, 24^c T» fi).
MATTING—Common. S4 50: Contract SS to
S6 50: Fine Contract, J7®S; Imperial, to&l'j X>
roll of 4(J yards.
NAILS—Card price. S2 ao. or " perceut. off for
cash: carload k>ts, $2 75, or 2 per cent, off for
cash.
NAVAL STORES—Spirit* Turpentine. 4S&.V)c
per gallon; California Oakum. $4 50: Eastern d<>
Sfi; Rosin, S3 50iSo; Pitch, $4@l .Vi; Tar, S6«r* y
bbl.
OlL—China Km, 4S«2Mc; California Castor,
SI 20 for No. 1 and $1 10 for No. 2; refined cocoa
nut, 37V<t-12%c; Cal. Linseed, in single barrel
10t5.45c for raw and 47^c for boiled: Petroleum
110°, in cans. 17<a21c; do, 150°, 24&30 c: pure
winter strained Lard. "5c in barrels ana S)c
in tins: Possel Olive. S4 75: Plagniol Olive,
Sx*s 25: Duret do, S5 r<>a.;, 7S ; extra fine
kinds, $7rd;B yi dozeu pints. The Arctic Oil
Works quotations are an follows: Spt-m. Crude
90c; Natural Winter. SI 08; Bleached do SI 13
Whale, Coast, 54<g55c; Natural Winter, 60c' do
I ing, 58c; Bleached Winter, 61@62c; do Spring,
: Extra Bleached, Coast, 62c; do Northern,
;Mc per gallon.
AlNTS—Pioneer White Lead,in lots of 500
and upwards, 8c; smaller lots, B}£c; Red
id and Litharge, each 6>ic.
APKR—California Straw Wrapping, 85c, 90c,
mil SI In is ream foi the lour styles.
riCKSILVER, — London price, £7 ris: price
his market. Stß.
ÜBBKE GOODS—Prices of Goodyears Rub-
Clothing are quoted as follows: Rubber
Corns, from 815 to BK6 ¥ dozen; Kubber Legging
frc>m So to SIS ¥ dozen; Rubber Pants, from $15
to 84b la dozen; Rubber Boots—Crack-proof Rub
ber Boots, Hip. 869 dozen; I'uiou, National
and Goodyear Rubber Boots, Hip, ?I5 \\ doaen;
I Rubber Belting, Packing and Hou, ptICM art
lower than they have been during the patt
season.
RICE— \Ve quote: Hawaiian, i'.^il-ic: China,
I ft "ci iv per two mats for mixed: ii BO to
15 50 for No. 1. and 85 60@a Si for Extra No. 1:
Carolina, 1."2Hf0 4.40 c.
SALT—Liverpool from warehouse is quoted at
$22 50 lor Higgins', and 812 50 for all other
brands; Carmen Island, 813<s-15 for coarse and
82.Ytf.22 for Mne; California. Slo<*l2 for coarse
and $14516 for tine.
SOAP—Castile, 7(tf-7'ic for Brown and 12@l">c
for white; Chemical "Olive, i,45.6; Pale and
other grades, 7(38c.
SPlCES—Cassia, al:js*?ic ; Cloves, 27c; Nut
megs, fiJ'^alSc; Mace, .r >2%<arssc; Pepper, 15}$®
! l'-:v-; Pimento. f.^iajCo ■£ Ib.
STARCH—Kingstbrd's Pure. 7c in barrels and
I 7>£c in boxes: Silver Gloss, &%c in barrels and
"JfevSVic in bores; Oswego Corn, 9<S9^c. These
prices are sur^tautially the same as for other
[ brands.
SPlKlTS—California I>urc, $1 18 for No. 2, and
Sl'GAß—Both rermeries are rtlling in2s-bbl
Intb today as follows:
American. Caliiomla.
July 25th. July 23d.
■■ Extra Fine Cube 6%c
I Circle A Patent Cube _ 6%c
Hrcle A Crushed 6% |S
Fine Crushed Be 6}J
Extra Powdered _ 6\i
kExtra Fine Powdered Gli
[ Dry Granulated 6% 6;^
XX Dry Granulated 6W
I Confectioners' (A) 6} s 5%
Half-barrels and 100-tt> boxes, J^c, ana for
other boxes'.^c more for all kinds.
BYEUP—Free sales of product of local re
tincrics at 2.V" HOC
TOBACCO—PIug, UigSdc; Smoking, 50c to SI
WHALEBONE—The New York iiuotatiou for
WHISKY—We quote: High-proof, $1:* to
I $1 50, and low-proof, SI 75&2 50; various brands
I of Bourbou, $2 25@5 50 -£ gallon, according to
WlNE—French Claret, 562566 fl rusk, Cham
pagne, 816@32 $ basket; California bulk de
scriptions are quoted as follows: Angelica, $105
(al 28; Claret, 50@75c: Port, 81<S3 50; Sherry,
?1 1501 25; White. 15c@Jl 50 ¥ gal.
WOODENWARE—The price-list of the Pacific
Wooden wurc and Cooperage Co.'s product Is in
I part as follows: Pails, paintrd, 3 Hoops, 83 per
dozen; varnished do black hoops, 83 25: var
nished do galvanized hoops, $3 75; White
Pails—Black hoops, 83 25; do galvanized
hoops, 83 75(8:5; do, brass-bound, $7 50(a>
9; Lard Pails covered, BU@3 75; Flour, Slo,
S7 50 and 85 50, for the three sizes: Feed and
Stable, 85@C for cedar, and 87(g8 for oak;
Deck Buckets, $4 50(^6: Well Buckets, 87@
I 12: Water Kegs, S4<&6 per dozen: Tubs,
I paiuteil. $9(5)20 per do/<_-n. or S3 per nest; var
| nisheddo, Ssxfj.'Zl, white do, 516@20 per dozeu;
Black do, Sl4@lß ft dozen; Keelers, 82 50@5 for
1 plain, and Ss(a;> per dozen for brass-bound:
Family Washboards, $2 50; double zinc do, 84;
laundry. 55 50 per dozen.
WOOLEN GOODS—Pioneer Pine White Blan
kets, 112x102, extra superior lambs', are
quoted at 850 per pair for AAAA and S4O for
AAA; smaller sizes are quoted 830 lor »Bx9S and
fj-'i IT Mxttl: extra super are quoted at 820,818,
Sls and $12 50, according to size and fmisn;super
'.iniiin border, $11 50, $11, 89, 8s and BT, accord
ing to size and liuish: Cleveland Blankets, 72x90,
8U5O; Hendricksdo, 6Sx7b, SK; Greely do, same
sue, $5; Pink, Blue and Red Blankets, 7iix!jo,sl2;
Cradle and Crib Blankets, MiG6, S7 50 for Supe
rior, and So, 84, S3 and 82 50 for smaller sizes of
extra super: Pink, Blue and Red do, 80; Washoe
Blankets. 86 75 tor 4 point, So 25 for ;i point and
SB 50 for 10 1b; same descriptions of Vicuna and
Blue, S9, $7 and 812 50 respectively; Scarlet and
Solferiuo, $10 50 lor 4 point, Si for 3 point and
815 for 10,1b; Mottled Blanket*, 810 and 813 per
YEAST POWI>KR-Staiidaid brands of full
weight, Id-ounce cans, 84 50 t* dozen, and other
cans in proportion.
Produce Market.
San Francisco, August l.th.
I I.< if it-Net cash prices for California: Best
Family, $4 7."K5,4 'J5 ft bbl; Bakers' extra, 84 lu#
I I^s; Superfine, B;>@3 40.
WHEAT—It looks very much as if Call Board
trading would be renewed early next week,and
then some activity in the sample market may
be expected. It is sixteen days since we were
able to give a guiding quotation for Whent.
mainly on account of the stoppage of Call Hoard
business, consequent on the speculative col
lapse. Of course then' is some little buying
and selling iv progress, but the aggregate sales
would not fool up any pretentious amount. As
to prices, reports are very conflicting. It is said
that SI 40@l 15 f) ctl is paid by interior mille for
second quality, and that 81 tiO would not be n
high figure in proportion for local trade iv 11
better article. Odd sales have been verified of
parcels that would class as ordinary' No. 1 grade
at fl 50, but tbc quantities in these instances
have not been large enough to be of repre
sentative character. There are no heavy buy
ers, while holders of magnitude are not iu
ciiued to press offerings. It is to be hoped tnat
in a few days matters will be in a more satis-
BARLE\ —Supplies of feed are rather large,
but somehow the disposition seems to be to hold
j sooner than make concessions on the asking
rigure of K'-:,c ~? ctl for the better qualities Old
Brewing drags badly. Sales are wholly of hand
to-mouth character, and even the sellers con
sider themselves fortunate if they secure $1 15
for strictly choice product. In new Brewing
there seems, to be an improved feeling, and stock
that a week ago could not be sold at over SI 07.;
is now quoted at ?I 10 V ctl. Chevalier shows no
activity, partly because offcringe are small in
quantity, aud not up to requirements as to qual
i;y. Uouud lots, every way suited to the wan'
of export trade, could likely be sold at $1 57W0
! (Vi ctl. Small parcels are not wanted.
OATS —Receipts have not been excessive thit
I week, but still there has been no lack of sup
pi ies, at dealers have aople slocks on hand.
I rade very slow. Choice Keed, 81 42V.<
I @1 45: No. 1 Feed, Jl :i7>i<aa 40; No. 2, SI 27' t
91 SZift Milling, (1 50fcil 55; Surprise. SI 60.
New Oat« are quotable at 81 26@1 JO for
White and ¥I®l 9 ft ctl for Black.
CORN—Finn at quotations, not being In liber
ul supply. Quotable at $1 25 for both large and
small Yellow, and «1 27'.^1 :!0 f ctl for White.
SEEDS—Mustard, Brown, S2 50®;); Yellow
82 50#3 9 ctl; Canary, 3@3>J<;; Hemp, 3}foSß£;
Rape, 2(»2>£c; Timothy. s@6c; Alfella, 7(oi7C/;
j >» ft: Flax. *1 9CXB2 15 » ctL
MIDDLINGS—Hare been lowered more than
omc this week. Quotable at 820i^2;< ft ton.
HAY—A choice consignment linds prompt
sale. We quote : Wheat, Bi;sfeld 50 ; Barley,
»lli»13: Oat, SllctflLioO; Alfalfa, Sllw 12 i>er toil
STRAW—Quotable at Ss<ss9c i» bale.
HOlS—Market still in utaguaut condition. We
quote old crop nominal at 12@15c; new, 15<tf-l7c
BRAN—Weak and declining. Quotable at 81s
RYE—Quotable at $1 3,/u 1 10 for new and $1 50
GROI NI) BARLEY—Quotable at f22<g23 fl
POTATOES—We quote ; liurbauk Seedlings,'
51 20: Eurly Rose, 40Qn0c; Peerless, 6i^7iic-
Garnet Chile. 75<<;'JDc fl ctl; Sweet. ?lf£fl 50 ¥ ctl.
ONIONS-Quotable at lo@soc ft ctl, as to nual-
I>RIKO PEAS—We quote: Green, 81 2. rK§ 1 35;
Kites, fl: Blackeye, $1 12!, a 125 9 ctL
BEANS—We quote : Bay.js. fl Bi»g.2 GO; Butter,
SI 75^2 ; Pink. 81 Xs@l 45; lied, » 40 to 81 |.">;
Lima. _JSI 75A2 25; I'ea, ?1 65®2; Small White.
VEGETABLES—Tomatoes continue in large
supply and low in price, other kin.l- are also
well represented. We quote as follows:
Egg Plant, 259350 V box: Cucumbers, 15®
25e ¥ box; pickling Cucumbers, 50(rt'60 fi box;
(ireen Peppers, 25g50c T? box; Green I'eas,
9B£fßßc V lf»; Tomatoes, 15@25c » box :
Green Com, 7.k: @S1 75^ box- Green Okra.:'.@le
?( B>; String Beans, 1 'i«2c fl B>; Summer
.■vjuash, OOgtOe ¥ box: Artichoke*, 10®
lSc V doxen; Oarrots, 35950 c V ctl; Turnips,
-s.aoi>c f> ctl; Beets. 7Sc<g>Bl « sack; Parsnips,
jCi-(aSl f) ctl; Cauliflower, si)^usc V doien
Cabbage, 50®75c V CU: SarUo, l,Sc » tt> :
Tielerr. sC(afioc • dozen ; Dry Peppers, NSlOc i
DrrOkra, l'.®2iv»m.
KRI'IT- I'eaebes clean up better, and are
somewhat more steady iv price. Grapes are
(■■imiiig along more freely. Apricots are going
out ul market, llartlett pears are still in excess
ortntde wants. Plums are not beiug gathered in
some orchards, because quotations will not cover
expenses. Nectarines are not wanted, and deal
ers «em to understand this fact, as shipments
are \ L-ry light. Berries are in good request. The
height of tli<- fruit IMBDH i* aljout over, and
littfc dumping is expected In the near future.
We quote as ivßowi; Crab Apples, S
@50c ? box: Cantaloupes, 75c/^?l 25 f
case: Watermelons, I4<a> 9 hundred; Grapes
So©soc ft box; do, Muscat, 10@fA: fl box; To
kay, 50^i7.'>c; Rose of Peru, :;53;ioe ; Nec
tarines. :*k- j» box; Peaches, ~Vsfe6oc V
boxautl 25&5QC ¥ bskt: Orange Clings, SOian'^-.
fl box: Apples, JoewSl V box, and 20@
30c ?. basket; Pears,2s&snc«»box, aud 20@;»c ¥>
bekt; do Bartlett, 30@75c f box: Fig«,
23935 c ¥ box for white, and 500150 f* box tor
black: Strawberries. 53&5 * chest: Blackber
ties, 83, 1 js4):'. ¥ chest: Raspberries,Ss<a.7 ~f chest;
Plums. s*i lc: Egg Plums, l(S»i'- ? e y tb; Apri
cots, l(a.2c ft ft>; Mexican Limes, |7:^!>^l>ox:
Lemons, Sicily. tfiSC 50 ; do California, fl 51192
for common. wljjKi ? Ml for choice: Banana:,
J2* x v >-nncn • PineaDDles. H'aß * dozec.
DRIED FRl'lT—Apricots are coming lo mar
ket with freedom. For Peaches there is said to
be demand on Eastern account. We quote jnt
biug lyts a- follows; Sun-dried Apples,
ie fl B> for diced and ,'c for quartered : Al
den and Plummer, !-Ss;ic; Apricots, \>MctV2p. for
sun dried bleached: do, son-dried, 7^7V^e;
Blackberries. 10c: Fig", 5(86.: for pressed, and
r imwoaed: Smyrna Figs, Vi^alic for
iaren. and 9.^10c for ke«s; Necurines.
7®m; Peaches, 16^17c for peeled, and ssh'.r
for unpeeled; Pear?, 3#4c for whole and 7«
tic for tliced; machine-dried, ll@l2Hc ; Plums
7@7,'.,e lor pitted and 2c for unpitted: Ger
man Prunes, 7@Bc: French Prunes, 9i»loc fl Ib
Raisins, London Layers, St "io<ai 7j « box. with
3*i.25c advance for fractioui; Common 81 ICKS.
i 1 3S ■? box.
HONEY—Light trade. Prices are above the
yiewtof buyen.. We quote : Comb. 12»ai3c ft
Ib for choice and 6«sSc for common : bright ex
| tracted. iWo.bc.
BITTEK —Ofterinp"! free &r blemish alone
ee>mmaud top pri es. Receipts of onlinar\-
EM&M of Iresii roll have bo<u rather liberal
this week, and price? were easy in eonsetiuenre
I Pickled mid Keg descriptions of cnoiee quality
show piod strength in values. We quote;
Fancy, 30&32'-.e: good to choice, '-V,§29c; fair, £'■
®25c; mixed lots. 16S41SC; firkin, 21@22e for
fancy, lb®JV for fair u> good, and liaise f tb
for poor ; pickled roll, 22'^@25c »l ft. Eastern
13<S ISc -» Ib for ordinary to fairly good quality
CHEESE—Quouble at UOHU^fi f, Ib lor
choice cased, aud io@llc for fair to good qual
ity.
Ei i>;s—Stocks of good quality are nut large.
We quote : Select ranch, SOatfjJic fl dozen •
?ood store lot*, 'Static; inferior, lia2O-- East
ern, 12!^lSc fl do^n.
' POULTRY—Fair demand. Supplies are mod-
I eratc 1, though enough for ali requirements We
I quote as follows: Live Turkeys -Gobblers, anajlc
I Mens, 17f$18c : Kooslere, 86(46 EO tor old, and
I fj 50^7 50 'or yonnit: Hens, f6@6 50 for ordinary
I stock, and $7@7 ,VJ for choice; Broilers &><<*
1150 j trunk*. S4@t; Geese, »1 75@2 ft pair;
I Pigeons, S2 Jfl dozen.
(JAMK—Venison 1131% yfr ft; Doves 65®
I soc V doz; Babbitt. Slgl 25 ; Hare, SI 7002 V
PROVISION'S—IxivuI trade is active, while
I interior orders are anything but small. Prices
I are linn, with bouyant tendency. We quote'
I Eastern Hams, 15&16 c; California, lO&llc
I for salt; refrigerator-cured, UfSiWjc; Eastern
Breakfast Bacon. 12@12>ic: California Bacon,'."
fe'.i'.-ic for heavy and medium. 10@10%c tor light
I medium and ll@l2c for light, ISAQijc extra
I light; Clear Sides. 10c 13 ft; Pork, 89 50&10 bbl
I for extra prime. SlO@U for prime mess,sls su<Sl6
I for mess, SIC sC@l7 for clear, $17 s<xaiß for extra
clear: Pigs' feet, «1 50@12; Mess Beef. «9 Kwiio
I for bbhs. ti 7.W. for hf bbls: £ztra Mess Beef.
I SlO 50iail for bbls, S5 50(fto 73 for hf übls; Family
Beef. *15@lf. » bbl: California Smoked Beef.
I laaiiVic ip B); Eastern Lard, 9@»%c for tierces
I and 9K@loc ?( tt (or pails: Ca.ifornia do, 10-ft
I tins, 7%e; 5-B> tins, 8c; pails, 9c for 10-ft, 9^c
I for 5-ft. and 9} .;c & ft for :;-lr> pails.
WOOL—Dealers are hopeful of good fall trade.
Choice Humboldt and Meudoclno ¥ ft-.'21®230
do, good condition lsi.-'l
I Poor short spring, seedy and burry, > 1b...13^»15
I Good short spring, seedy, ft 1.Va17
I rhoice short Kpring, free, 9 ft 17&18
I Choicest Northern sprinc. *ft 20ff122
I Good years' spring, free. f» ft 15<&16
I Fair years' spring, seedy, %l ft 14«515
I Poor years' spring, seedy and burry fl ft..u«i l:>
Eastern, choice JCKB2-.'
do, good 16&1 X
do, poor, heavy 14@16
HIDEi AND SKlNS—Quotable as follows:
Sound. Culls.
I Heavy Steers, 58 »n up, ¥ * »@Ss!..c G'.',<<£7e
I Cows and .steers. 48 to 55 lbs .707K S%'&&
I Light, 40 to 4» ths 7® — s>«<s—
I Kips. 17 to 29 lbs B®— 6 a—
I Veal hkiiL'i. 11 to 16 ttw S<a — 6 @
I Calf Ski*, 7to 10 lbs .6® — 6 (a,—
I Dairy Calf, 'iK- to 4Hc each; Dry Hides, usual
selections, 13'^Hc: Diy Kips, do, l^>i@lK- f
I tb; Calfskins, do, lny/d-Uc; Pelts. Bhearllng. 10c
I lo 25c each: do, short," JQt&bQc each; do, medium,
I 50(<t75c each; do long wool, 'JOcfeSl 25 each; Deer
I skins, summer. 25®27^c: do, fall and medium,
I 22@LMc ■}> tb; (ioat Skius, 60c apiece for ptimt
aud uertcct, lOftfiOe lor medium. 20@25ceaeli lot
small, 5c each for kid. Good, clean Skius.
should average -@-", Rn each : badly danmged
have no real value. Beaver Skins, Sl@7 eacli
for prime large, ?'.!<<'l for medium, and lOc^Sl
for small sizes with inferior selling at a marked
reduction ; Wild Cat Skius, Js@6oc apiece foi
prime and s@'i"Kr for poor; Coon Skins, s@lof
each for small and ln<8:)0c for large; Coyote
Skins, 10@25c Cm small and 25©S0c apiece 101
1 FRESH MEATS— I'ollowiug are the rate!
Jor whole carcasses from slaughterers tc
dealers: Beef—First quality, 6rg6Uc; »c
ond quality, s^c; third quality, 4}i@sc ¥ ft
Veal—Large. sv&: small, 7@9c |t ft. Mutton-
Quotable at TjfjßflVri ® ft. Lamb-Spring, 7w It
1> ft. Pork—uve on foot grain fed
J.'iS^e; stock, ;P4*4c; dressed Hots, 7:o
i>ACRAMKNTO MAKKET.
hACRASTENTO. August ICth.
FRITIT— Lemons—Sicily, 87 50 @i» i* ft); Limes,
*10<»l 1T» box, SI 25@150 ¥ 100; Bananas. 53(0.3 50 V
bunch for I.sluud; Pineapples, $fi@Gso; Cocoa
nuts. S6 50#7 ; Plums, 25@50c; Crawford
Peaches. 2SSSOC; Apples, i*X'@sl : Bartlett
Pears, Sl®l 25; Licrman Prunes. 81; Grapes,
MUM-ut, SO a fine; Rose of Peru, 40@50c; black
Hiimbiirg, 46@60c.
DRIED FRUITS—Apples, sliced. 6@Sc V 1b; do
evaporated, 12Ji®13c; do quartered, 2®3c; Pears,
peeled, 6@7c; Plums, pitted. yftsiOc: Peaches,
10@12c; do peeled, 15@lCc; Pmneß, German and
French, 7®loc: French Prunes, evaporated,
B;.ji@loc; Blackberries, 12}^@13c; Figs, Caiilor
nia, s®6c.
TABLE FRUlT—Assorted, 2>£-Ib cans. ? doz,
42 l'J@J 15, Peaches, 82 3 @2 60; Bartlett Pears,
12200225; Plums, Jl 50@170; Blackberries, 52(1*
2 It); Gooseberries, $2 2TKS.2 50; Strawberries,
12500275; Apricots, 8215C«52 25; Muscat Grapes,
11600175; Red Currants, 82 35<fe2 4O; Cherrk*.
$2 25i.i 2 7.i.
PIK FRUITS— Assorted, 2%-B> cans,?! dozcu,
81 ;»(gil 40; assorted, gallon I'ans, S4; Peaches,
2J4-tt. cans, $1 50; Portland Blueberries, 2-lbeaus,
82; Whortleberries, $1 75; Capital Asparagus.
81 7.">«x.j > dozen caus.
VEiJETABI.ES-Potatoes—Karly R0k,60070c;
Snowtlttkes, '."C(atl; Peerless, W(n '.Wo — market
steady; Summer Squash, lie ; Cucumbers, 5c ?»
doz;Onions,hociaSl; Cabbage,7scftuSl; Carrots. 75c
<&S1 'pi 100 lbs; Turnips, 7.'>c«i il yf, sack: String
Bcaus, 2@3c; bunch vegetables, 10@12>£c<£ doz;
Parsnips, Sl®l 25; Beets, »1 2,"i; Horse Radbh,
14@10c * tt>; Garlic, 2(g3c; Artichokes. 25ffl35c¥
dozen; Wax Beans, 3ffl4c; Tomatoes. 26030 a;
Siuramcoto Corn, 20c^dozeu; Sweet I'otatoe*,
81 jn ; Yams, $1 25: Shell Beans. 5c V B>; Green
Peppers, 4fesc ?1 1b ; Egg Plant. s<aßc * Ih;
Watermelons. ."KXgTTio » dozen : t'antcloupes, 50
075 c V dozen; Cauliflower. We.
BRKADdTUfrFS—FIour, «o » bbl; Oatmeal,
10-Ib sack, 4c » lh, Si «0 lUO-B) sack; Corntneal,
white and yellow, 81 So II 25 Ib saqks, 82 in 10
--1b sacks: Cracked Wheat, $2 75; Hominy, 10-tt)
sack, (2 75 9 100 its.
POULTRY—Live Turkeys, hens, 12c : gob
blers, l;!c: dressed, 15@16c; full-grown Chick
ens, 85 50@6 y dozen: young Roosters,
84 506>> "r* dozen ; broilers. ?.;..: 1; tame Ducks,
86; Pekiu, So 50@7; Geese. 8202 25 f*i>air; Eggs,
choice California. 2.">@2»>c » dozen.
DAIRY PRODUCTS—Butter, fancy roil, 2t>@
31c * Ib; ranch butter, 22c; pickled, 230
25c; packed In flrkiiu, choice, 21023 c: (om
mon, 12@14c; Cheeise. C«li!oruia, ll®12c: Lim
burger, 17c; genuine Swiss. 29c; American Swiss,
21c; California Swiss, ls@2oc: Young America,
13c: Manin's Cream, lhc.
HAY, GRAIN ANl> FEED—Oat Hay, 815@K. fk
'.?■>: AiiftUado.SlOfflL; fVfu: Bran,BiO * ton;
Middliugs, 522 So tj|f toti; Barley, whole, pay-
Ing 90c; rolled, 81 10; Wheat choice lniHing),
payiug. 81 10 ft cwt; Tame Oats, 81 75 ; Wild
Oats. 81 75; Corn, paying 81 Ji» cwt.
MISCELLANEOUS— Seeds—Alfalfa, 909% c ;
Timothy, Eastern, 6J£@7c * Ib ; Pop Corn,
3>#«4e >> Ib ; Red Clover, 10@llc * ft ; Red
Top, 6>ift7c. Nuts—Chile Walnuts, new, 11®
12c; California Waluuls, lG@l7c; Almonds,
new, 16@17c ; Peanuts, California, 4%@5>4c.
I>ard (California), (»us, 7}4&t>y.; Eastern, B(.<g>
9>ic. Hides, salt, light and medium, 7"c;
heavy steers, bJic; dry, 14c. Tallow, 3c. Hops,
18W, 12c to 16c.
MK*TS—Beef, s@fie: Mutton. Ge; Litmli. »C;
Veal, 7@Sc; Hogs, 4 1 4 @sc: aressed Pork, 7c;
Hams — Eastern. H'.,c : California. \2'<.v : lia
'•ou—Medium, li'.o ; seketed, 10-^e ; extra light.
I EASTERN AND FOREIUN MAKKKTS.
IM York. August l;Hh.
WHEAT—IJ m.—sic for cash, "ye foi August,
79?./<ux>c lor tk-inv'inher. 81' *(«81-! ,c for October,
82J1062%0 fur Novemht-r.
Chicago, August luth.
I WHEAT—I 2 m -6%e for cash, for Sep
tember, 7O^@7OSc lor October, and 72c for No
vember.
Uverpooi., August 10th.
WHEAT—Moderate demand. California spot
lots, 6s (id to 6s yd; cargoes off coast, nuiet but
steady; on passage, slow; Mark Uiue Wheat,
■inlet: French country market?, quiet; Wheat
aud Flour in Purls, steady.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK BAXBS.
San Francisco. Aagntf 19, 1887.
HOBMN<; ÜB!KO>
Ophir 7<S7' Julia ,Vie
MexicAU 4 25'^tledoiiia 55c
8. & C -1 8004 7tja Hiil 4m
B & B (i'. 4 loctideutal 3 ;>.-,
C. C Viipinia lT'^ißeutou 2 s'^)2 90
Savage T'^T'^lAilnttic 55c
Pouwl 6J4 Navajo 1 r,o
H. & N 4 BS Belle Isle Sic
Point !«abj>, S.B. Isle *si«B'
Jacket 1 '.)."> Queen 1 90&4 75
Belcher W/ t Argen a 25c
t l. Nev ." Mo F. Trefi»ure 2 2S@2 :i0
Utah l 50 Podie ' ,vj
Seg. Belcher 2 40|Mono .'.l ,V)
Overman 1 ~<Xjtl 75 Peer We
Kxeliei|iier 1 15 Crocker '.tie
Union 3 ■JO] Peerless. 1 25
Alta -l JO(»J 2oiWeldon 1 05
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Ophir. fi 7-,;<s>6*il Andes 1 10
Mexican 4 30 Benton ....^J 90®2 sa
ii. & C 4 70[Baltimore _T.l to
B. i B 6'4!lowa. 70c
Oon. Va. 17? B@l- Atlantic ±:>c
Savage 7%N. Occideutai 70c
Chollar.. atflW. Potosi tSo
Ohollar H2 W. Crown Pi 1
Ravage ~-^l\i Eureka 7
PotoGl byj3i:i\ Andes 115
H. &S I tioCtfl 70 Navajo 1 55<5.l BO
Point .:.... .*r} a B. Isle _ 7iKafi.V
Jacket 490 N*. B. Isle »», •-'
Imperial 'l 30 Queen 1 sj@i 70
Alpha _ * Navajo Queen 3oc
Belcher i>VH«?f': 4 F. Treasure 2 i".(a.-J :iu
8. Nevada 3 UO Bodle 1 86
Bullloa 1 50@l 45Bul»er Me
L'wh 1 <s#l 40 Mono 100
Exchequer; 1 40 Tutcarora 40c
Be*. B .2 40«2 :io Peer 80©75 c
Overman 1 75@1 65 Crocker. :i.:
Justice 1 or> Peerless. 1 25@1 :io
Union 3 10"' 3 15 Central _»...50c
Alta :. 110 Weldon _ _J
CaledODia 35@50c
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
The I^mdon, Ont., Bank has suspended.
< . P. Huntington will return from Europe the
coming week.
At Hammond'* Point, N. V., Charles Haight
shot his wife and then himself. Both are dead.
They leave ait infant a few months old.
i"J. w. Alexander, living near Grimes' Lund
iug. was bitten on the arm and shoulder by a
tarantula and he is not expected to survive.
A French ludy was recently arrested on the
Meol Wight for haviDg modeling Hay in her
poxse^sion, stupid officers mistaking it for dyna
mite.
A letter received a few days ago bg Rev.
Father Healy from his brother, Captain Healy,
of the revenue steamer Bear, announced thai
ihe \c sel and crew were safe.
Kdward A. Johnson, a noted crook Hiidci
press robber, who escaped from the Nashville
prison, and for whom large rewards were
offered, has been arrested in Kentucky.
A. C. Bradford, of the United State? Land Of
fice. San Francisco, is in receipt of a letter fif
teen days from Constantinople, In which the
writer, A. Orchaazy, asfcs lnformatiuu about
' lovemmeiit lauds in California.
The l)emocratic Central Committee of Marys
ville issued a call for primaries in the Second
tfupervUorDistrict, embracing the Third and
Founh Wards ol Marysville. to be held on Ah
gust £M, to meet in couvention Auguvt LTth.
"ieneral Miles has beeu concentrating « con
>iderable number of troupe at the San <\iri<is
Agency. There are at present at the agency
twelve troops of cavalry. This Is significant, in
that it means that several condemned reue
cades are to be executed.
Morgantown, W. Va , is «inH«t panic-stricken
tUrough the renewal oi the trouble with the
railro»d labo^i-re, numbetiug 600, who were de
frauded out of a month's, pay by Ihe failure ot
the contracting Hnn, Fannant & John«>n. They
are menacing the town. Tho Mayor has called
out the military.
JJISCELLANKOIM.
Liver Complaint
Is more surely mikl upeedtly eured by the
dm "C A;it's SarsapnrHls, Unto by snj
other remedy. ** [ eras a great snfierer
from llver troubles, anil nevertontMj any
tliin-,' Uiut gave me permani at reHrf untO
1 began taking Aycr*s Sarsupariria, abont
Iwo years ago. A fL".v boitlcs of this med
icine produced u radical core. — Witt. I'.
Bitkur, lad \V- Crootliuo st.,Boston,3luss.
A Remarkable Cure.
Aver's Sanutparilra hiw cured me of j
bad it cs^eof AJbsfcvNM "i" ti,r Uverit»fj>v
Imumn being could be ufflicled with Kiid
live, l was coulined lo the houie for two
ytmrs, and, for tbe \:\-\. three nioni'.i- ol
l Unl linn-. w;is unable lo leave my bed.
Four |.li\>i<.'i;ni~ treated we without yL\\
inj; ivlirf. and, in f:i'.-t. tiothing helped me,
until I tried AycvN Brtr»apsirilki. After
u-iu I.'1 .' :i quarter ol :i buttle of HiK medi
cine I i>. ■;::!! to feel belter, and everi
ndUilluQul di»u Recuied to bring ti.
luiillli aud strength. I used three bottle*,
and in bow able to attend tu mi l>u>iin--.
I walk t'» town- -one mUe distant—and
return, without cliftiniliy. Ayer*a Sar»a
l>:trill;i has accomplishpd' all This for hh-.
- W. S. .Miner, Canon City, Jik-h.
Ayer's SarsapariMa,
PIWMUtHI liy Dr. ,T. C.Vyer&Po., Lowell, Ma^s.
BuM by ill i'., _„n:t. i'ricc $1; six botllub, tj.
HUMPHREYS'
W JUjJ% DR' HL'UFHHSYS 1 BOOE
I ■■ I 91 tilt D FREE.
|fl g|J t.1.1r.-^. I 11. lU.i 14111. V. V
LIST Or PEEiCir-A I. HOB. CUBEti rill'E.
1 Feren, t'ongwtion, IntUmraations... .25
2 Worms. Worm Fever. Worm Colic. . .25
3 frying i'ollc, or Teething of Infants. .25
4 Diarrhea, of Children or AdulU 25
A Dv»entery. Griping, Bilious Colic 25
6 Cuolr-ro Morbun, \ omitiug 25
7 4'oughn, Cold, Bronchitis 23
8 Neuralgia, Toothache. Faceactir 25
9 Headaches, Sitk Headache. Vertigo. .25
HOMEOPATHIC
IO l>v "Pt'l'iin. Bilious Stomach .25
II Kui>pre»4edor Painful Periods 25
12 Whites, too Profuse Periods 25
13 Croup, Coach, Difficult Breathinß 25
14 Halt Hhrmn, Krybipelnß. Kruptiona.. .25
ID Ithcimiatism, Rheumstic Painj 25
IC Fever and Asur. (hills. M&Uris. SO
17 Piles. Blind or BleedinK SO
19 Cntorrll. Inilurors. (old in the Head .SO
20 W hooping *'oil«h, Viojent Coughs.. .5O
24 (ifllirnl llrliilitv.PhyMcai WtaknebS .SO
27 Kidiuv I»i»ea«e .5O
«>» \.rvoui Krhllld I »M>
3O I rinary Weakness. Wetting Bed... .SO
33 Pltf a»ei» of the Hrarl. PalpiUtion I .<M>
SPECIFICS.
Sold by Druggists, or sent postpaid on receipt of
price.— HI'MFHHkIb'MDICIS'LIt). 1 »'J i uiiunat, .VI.
FORTUNE TELLER,
Astrologer and Clairvoyant.
READING OFTHE \gSHSBmS*§
Past, Present, Future. mK^BS^M
INKOKMiTION GIVEN c:N I^SjWjE^^S
Kiisiress, Love, I'.m 'llS^^tV - "
ship »Dtl Ma-riage. j-c*?.
-y>^ — --
4^~l)iH£Uosing disea^eH I-
Parties can have Mag 1 /PZZIA _\\3>x
netic Treatment if de-'.-.'./""., ■ ~^^v"f
aired. HKS, I. C. ASDKEWS.
lm S.'E. cor. Third and X sis.. No. 302.
H. H. LINNELL,
Agricultural Implements
ETC., ETC., ETC.,
Removed to No?. 211,213, 215 J street.
4p-tl
HENRY ECKHARDT,
ptCNSMITH. IMPORTER AND V ■«
VJT I»ealer in Pjilicol Bamboo Fly *%<S>'7
Rtxis: Salmon, Trout and Bats Hies »W(w*
and Ftoh Hooks; Waterproof Silk,^^ JaC
Tuintedaud Braided Silk, Cotton^ v J
and Linen Tines; Bait Boxes: Trout Baskets and
Reels; dain aarl Velvet Dog Collars; Spike and
Choke Collars; Dog Slips ana Leaders. No. 523
K street. Send for Price List on Guns. tf4p
LIEBIG'S
fSjft^pF^P&S] WONDERFUL
l/VPff GERMAN
f hSSh^ INYIGORATOR,
XEE OLDEST, GREATEST AND BEST KEM
edy for the cure of Nervous and • Phvsieal
Dility, Vital Exhaustion, Seminal Weakness.
Loss of Manhood, Failing Memory and Relaxed
and Enleeblcd condition of the Genito-Crlnary
Organs.
it speedily cures Impoteucy, Early De
cay, Loss of Vigor, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, and
all the sad effects of youthful follies and abust
or EXCESSES OF MATUKIT?.
It permanently prevents all Unnatural
Loss from the system, as thousands can attest
who have used the Remedy In the past quarter
of a century which it has been before the public.
It is indeed a wonderful remedy—toning
thenerv»s, strengthening the muscles, checking
the waste, invigorating the whole system, ana
restoring the afflicted to HKALTH aud HAPPI
NESS.
The Doctor will agree to forfeit CI.OOO fora
case undertaken not cured. The reason so many
caunot get cured of Weaknew and the above dis
eases is owing to complication called PROSTA
TOKRHEA with Hypersthesia, which requires
special treatment.
Dr. Likbigs Invigobator, No. 2, with oni
peculiar special treatment, Is the only cure for
Pkostatobehea. By it Manhood is restored and
the hand of time moved *jacl from age to youth.
Price of either Invig .rutor, S3. Cf.sc of
six bottles, SlO. Sent to any address, covered
securely from observation.
I>r. IJxbii; & Co treat succesffully by Ho
mtßopathy every form of SPECIAL, PRIVATE
or CHRONIC DISEASE, without mercury or
nauseous drugs. If vitality i3 drained from the
body, numerous diseases follow that baffle ordi
nary medical treatment. If allowed to continue
the unnatural loss causes Consumption, Dia
betes, Brightß Disease, Insanity, etc Cures
guaranteed. Diseases of J>e genitourinary
organs, kidneys, liver and oladder specially
treated. Diseases ok women speedily ci'Ruri
Oualifleri and Responsible.—Dß. LIEBIG &
CO. from El'boi-i are regular college educated
physicians, and are now in their nineteenth
year of special practice.
If pimples appenron the race aud body, if you
become listless and easily tired and exhausted,
look out for the complication with Seminal
Weakness, discovered at the LIEBIG DISPEN
SARY, known as Prostatorrhcea. DR. LIE
BIG'S INVIGORATOR, No. 2, is the only known
remedy for the above complication, Prusta
torrhcea.
Most powerful electric belts free to patients.
TO PKOVE THK WONDERFUL TOWEB OF THB
INVIGORATOR, A 92 BOTTLE GIVEN OB SENT
free. Consultation tree and private.
1.1 KHKJ DISPENSARY,
400 Geary street. San Franci'CO, Cal.
*»- Private Entrance, 4-15 Mason street, four
blocks up Geary from Kearny. Main entrance
through Dispensary Drug Store. dB-ly
SALOONS, ETC.
FIFTH AVENUE SALOON,
1015 Fifth street, bet. J and K.
PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER ON
-1- draught, Five Cents per Glass. Also, tine
WINES, LIQUORS, CKiARS, etc.
4plm E. DIKTKKLB, Proprietor.
C. SCHAEFER & CO.,
DKALERS IN
Pare Old California and Imported Wines,
Liquors, Ale, Porter,
LAGBH. OBEUn, Etc.
Cellai :i:.<l Simple-muni-. 415 J Mt.. bet.
Fourth and fifth, Sacramento, Cal.
ROOMS FOR CU'BS AND PRIVATE PAR
tics always to be had. All goods arc of the
best quality, and will be sold in quantities to
suit at the cheapest price, and delivered with
outextracostauywhere in thecity. Orders from
ths country will find prompt attention. 4p-lm
CAPITAL BREWERY
Corner Twelfth and I Streets.
"WIENER" LAGER BEER,
Mannfactuied at the CAPITAL BREWERY.
Equaled by no other. Made here and superior
to tbe Eastern.
TRY IT! TRY IT! TRY IT!
*»- Private families supplied. Beer delivered
to any part of the city ans-4pl m
""SIERRA
LAGER BEER!
Onr Latest aai Finest Production.
BOCA. BREWING CO.,
On Drangbt at Wissemann's Saloon,
1020 Ponrth street, bet. J and K,
SACRAMENTO.
' la GEORGE WIS9EMANN Agent.
m
J OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF STREET WORK.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IT 13
the intention of the Board of Trustees of
the city of Sacramento to have II street, from
Tenth to Twentieth, improved by grading uud
graveling to the oflieial grade, and constructing
redwood curbißg. paved gutters, stoue cross
walks, Oregon pine plank aprons to crosswalks
and drainage culverts, aud filling in behind the
curbing to the line of the sidewalks. Said im
provements to be made in accordance with a
resolution passed by the Board of Trustees on
the 15th day ofATKH7SI, ls."C, to which all parties
interested are referred for further particulars.
au!9-5t JOHN RYAN, Street Commissioner.
NOTICE OF STREET WORK.
NOTICE IS HEREBY (iIVEN THAT IT 18
the intention of the Board of Trustees ol
the city of S-acrumento, to have O street, from
Tentli to Twentieth, improved by grading and
graveling to the official grade and constructing
redwood curbing, paved gutters, stone cross
walks, Oregon pine plank aorons to crosswalks
aud drainage culverts, and filling in behind the
curbing to the Hue of the fcidfcwalks. Said im
provements to be made in accordance with a
resolution passed by the Board of Trustees on
I the Hth day of AUGUST, 1887, to which a'l parties
interested ate referred for further particulars.
_au J 9-5t JOHN RYAN, Street Commissioner.
NOTICE OF STREET WORK.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY (..IVEN THAT IT IS
jLM the intention of the Board of Trustees of the
I city of Sacramento tohaves ftreet, fromthecen-
I ter of Ninth street to the center of Tenth street,
improved by grading and rounding up to the
omcisl grade and constructing Oiegon pine
I plank crosswalks and drainage culverts. Said
I improvements to be made in accordance with
a resolution passed by the Board of Trustees on
the 16th day of AUGUST, 18h7. to which all
parties interested are referred lor lurther par
ticulars. JOHN RYAN. Street Commissioner.
au!6-5t
Proposals fi r Repaving J Street,
between Front and Second.
COALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
I O by the Board of Trustees of the cily of Sac
ramento until MONDAY, AUGUST 22,18b7, at 10
I o'clock a. M., for repaving J street, from Front
I to Second, according to tpecifieations on file
I with the Citv Auditor.
aul6-*t JOHN KYAN, Stieet Commissioner.
ORDINANCE«No. 18.
Notice to Holders of Coupons of
the City of Sacramento.
TJOLDERS OF ABOVE MENTIONED COU-
O. pons are hereby notified that the Board of
Trustees of the city of Sacramento, State of Cat-
I ifornia. on the first day of August, ISK7, adopted
I the following resolution: '• Rtsolvtd, That the
City Treasurer be instructed to give notice by
publication for three weeks, in two daily news
papers published in Sacramento and one in San
Francisco, that there is money in the Pinking
aud Interest Fund to pay all the coupons that
matured prior to January 1. !h7s, oi the bonds
of the city of Facraroento, issued underthe Acts
of 1858 and IS6-1, and that If the holdeis of said
coupons do not present them for payment before
the first day ol September next the money in the
I Sinking aud Interest Fund will be applicable to
I the payment of coupons that matured Jauuary
I 1,1578." VV. E. GEKKER,
I auB-3w Treasurer of the city of Sacramento.
JBANKDfG HOUSES.
NATIONAL BANK
D.O. Mills & Co.,
SACRAMENTO, <J .11..
DIRECTORSi
EDGAR MILL'- President
8. PRENTICE SMITH Vice-president
FRANK MILLEK Cashier
L'HAS. F. DLLLMAN Assistant Cashiei
I D. O. MILLS. 4p-tf
CALIFORNIA STATE BANK.
Does a General Banking liuslnexa.
•»■ Draws Exchange on all the principal
I cities of the world.
OFFICERS:
President N. D. RIDEOO
VieeJ'reaident FREDERICK COX
I Cashier A. ABBOTT
DIRECTORS:
C, W. CLARK. GEO. C. PERKINS,
JOSEI'H STEFFEKS, J. R. WATSON,
N. D. RIDEOLT, FREDERICK COX.
I A^ABBOTT. tf
PEOPLE'S SAYINGS"WK!
Office—No. 400 J street, Sacramento.
Capital Stock Paid Up $225,237 00
Term and ordinary deposits received.
Dividends Paid Semi-Aunually.
I 49*Money Loaned on Real Fstate Duly.
VVM. BECKMAN, President."
Wm. F. Huntoos, Secretary. tim
"SACRAMENTO BANK,
Tnt Oldest SATIJJas Bank in the City,
I Comer J and Fifth street*, Sacramento.
I /^DARANTEKD CAPITAL. 5500.000. PAID
I \JT up Capital, 8200,000. Loans on Real Estate,
I Jauuary 1,1887, $2,124,606. Term and Ordinary
Deposits, Jauuary 1.1587, $2,061,025. Term and
Ordinary Deposits received, and Dividends paid
in January and July. Money Loaned upon Real
Estate only. This Bank does exclusively a
Savings Bank business. Information furnished
on application to W. P. COLEMAN, President.
Ed. R. Hamilton, Cashier. tf
The crocke¥woolworth
National Baiik of San Francisco,
822 PINE STREET.
Pmld-np Capital 51.000.000
(Successor to Crocker, Wool worth A Co.)
DIRECTORS:
Char. Crocker, | K. H. Miller, Jr.,
R. (1. Woolworth-. President
W. K. Brown „ _..Vice-Presidenl
Wm. H. Crockkr |d6-4plml_ Cashitr
RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
(PACIFIC SYSTEM).
mRAINB LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE
SACRAMENTO.
LEAVE FROM JDNE 25,1887. arrivb
7:20 A. CaUstoga and Napa. 6:50 p.
11-30 a Deming, El Paso and East... 2:30 p.
9.50 P. Coles and Portland, via
Chieo _ 4:10 a.
I V6:05 A. Coles til ChiCO „... 4-25 r
6:60 p. Knights 6:50 a.
S*o P. Los Angeles and Mojave 9:00 A.
7:20 P. /Ogden and East) Express 7:00 a.
7ao r. \ " " " /KmSgn't 7:00 a.
2:50 p Red Bluff, via Maryayille.... 10:10 a.
10:80 a. Redding, via Davis 8:45 p.
450 A. San Francisco, via Benieis.. 9:40 p.
11:30 A. " •• "LlTem-cie 235 P.
•10:00 A. " " steamer— 56*0 A.
11:30 A. San Jose 235 p.
11:30 A. Stockton and Gait 2:35 p.
5:00 P. " " " ........ 9*o a.
11*0 A. Truckee aud Reno 2:1(1 p
750 a. Vailejo 1155 a.
: 8. St P. It. R.
j *8.00 a. Kolnom 4 Shingle Springs... «l:50 r
| *S:W P. Folaom «6:hO a.
1 A. For Morning. p. For Afternoon.
j • Sundays excepted. t Sundays only.
: 6 Mondays excepted.
! f Freight and Accommodation Trains.
A. N. TOWNE, General Manager.
I T. A. Goodkan, Gvii'l Pass. Rnd Tieket AiretU
Chicago and northwestern Railway.
mHE UNDERSIONED WILL ORGANIZE AN
A EXCURSION TO THE EAST
On the 27th of AUGUST. For full particular!
address JOHN TALBOT, Ageat.
Also, Agent Inman Steamship Co. Office, 205
J street, Sacramento. Postoffice Box ash. In
close stamp for answer. tf
STAB MILLS 4HDJALT HOUSE.
tAI/i 1018, 1020. FIFTH STREET, SACRA-
I'J ID. mento, NETJBOURG & LAGES. Pro
prietors. Manufacturers of Malt and all kind*
of Meals. Would call special attention to our
Kiln-dried Commeal. Oatmeal, etc. Also, deal
ers in Hops, Corks, Produce, Grain, Feed, and a
general assortment of Brewers' Supplies.
«5t- Exchange sold on all Principal Cities is
Europe. tf
SACRAMENTO PLARIRGIILLI^^^
MANUFACTURERS OF DOORS,
Windows, Blinds. Moldings, r*
Kinish Doorsnnd Windo-.v Frames. !mM9/F^£j
Brackets and Turning Stair Work vyf "~*~l
a Specialty. ■-■' dp-*- j:
•#• Comer Front and Q streets, W™
Sacramento. I tf^ 1
HABTWELL, HOTCBKISS &STALKER.
4q>lm
TBTfiAMGAZEITE"
EVERYBODY WANTS IT I
mm "GAZETTE" IS ONK OK THE BESI
L Country Papers In California, and the best
advertising medium for Sacramento MerchaaU
and Business Men to patronize. It Is published
to the heart of the rirheet grain-producing
lections In the State, and ciTC-a'ate* largely In
Sacramento, San Joaquln, Amador, El Dorado
and Calayeras Countie*. To secure the trade of
these flve counties by advertising, no better oi
cheaper medium than the "GAZETTX" can be
{oond. '
The " QAiirrj'E" is jpnbUahed ererj
Satoday. MSACHXM » CAMfrgmA, Fro?*..
BAKER & HAMILTON,
I3U'OKTE«B AM) JOBBERS OF
ih:-a_:r,:d~w"_a_:r,:e] i
IRON, STEEL, COAL, POWDER,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS & MACHINES,
BARBED WIRE, CORDAGE, BELTING, Etc.
—gfc^^gP^ Pacific Wheel & Carriage Works,
/ IBPffiBftHPK^I A^\ M--.:iitfafturer of FINK CARRIAGES AND
f r \tflg?rirTn i 1 J wacjons. auo, wheels, gear, bodies, etc
I t^j I^sB C TTT'lPlb^r^^wyri 1 Inil«'rtcr aiid Deak-r in CAk KI AGE AND WAI K>N
\ s\/ )Cr\l>Z\ls\f Vy-AjS^ I MATERIAL. Office and Factories: 1301 to 132S
V]< A y\^/C AnY /\*T TO? 1' osito^y: 101, 2 and 101< SECOND
-•^siL^^ " 3^:,. 3*l^ improved "NOTES" ROAD CART.
—B^ Tlie Ka>le»t Cart for Road or Track. myl4-
Dealers in LUMBER, DOORS, WINDOWS&BLINDS
Main Oflice^ Second strei/t. between L and M. | [)p-lm] | Yard: Front and R streets. Sacramento
C3-O TO «T- 3B- "WHITE,
No. 739 K BTREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH, BAORAJKENTO,
AND BUY YOITE
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
ns^ ALLOWS NO OXE TO UNDF.RfiFXL HIM. Uptfl SEND FOK PRICE LIST.
IDIIXESOTORY
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
V>V •: OFFICE. OFFICE HOURS. RESIDENCE. TKI.KI'HOM
Atkinson. F. 1 837 I > 10 to 12 a. M.,2t04,6:30t0T:^)P. M. 627 J _ _
Baldwin, W. H N. E. cor. 2d and K 10 to 12 a. m., 2to 4, 7 to 8 p. M NEcor2d<s K
tßrigKS, W. A .'1? T „ 10:30 A. M. to 12 M, Ito 2,7 to BP. M. 1304 1 67 and <««
ißrißgs.Wra. Ellery Oculist, 429H J 9:30 to 12 A. M., 1 to 4 P. M 1304 1 81
Brune, A. E Sth and J 10:30 a. m to 1, 2to 4, 7 to 8 P. M.... Xth and J 287
JCluness, W.K 2d and K 9 to 11 A. M., 1 to 3 P. M 806H _
Hiardner, M iX.% 3 8 to 9 a. m., 1 to 3, 7 to S p. M M'trop'n b'dj?
•Huntinßtou.T. W. ■Tje^J 1 m. to 3 P. M., 7 to 8 P. M S]s I3thst I3,9lan<lloS
Laiue, J. K 913 K 9 to 11 a. m., 2104, 7 to 8 p. M 913 K
*Magill,Mary J 712^ J 10 to 11 A. M., 2t04,6:30t07:30p.M. "l'.'Vi J 159 .. . .
Oatman, I. E 627 J 9 to 11 a. m.. 1 to 3, 7 to 8 p. M 1027?}
•Parkinson, J. H... f2f>y, J 9 to 11 A. M.. 2?C tc4::X, '. toS P.ji.'lOSOl 8t ind 1G«
•fSimmous, G. L 212 J". 9tolo A. M., 2tc4, 7 tos p. m N and 10tb.... 67 and 12S
ISimmons, Junior.. 212 J 11 a. m. to l£ M.,4 to 5, TtoSp. m. X and 10tb..., 67 «nd 128
Jf-nlder, T. A.. S. E. cor. 2d and K 9 toll A. M., 2 to 4 P. M msil J _
Tyrrell. G. G N. W. cor. sth and J 12 m. to 1, 2 to 4, 6:30 to 8 p. m i6I7N .1
Voeiler, H 521 J 9 a. m. to 12 m., 2 to 4, 7 to 8 p.m...'521 J
White, (i. A County Hospital * Co i;osj>italj 56 (5)
»So evening houra Sundays. t^o aftenioon hours Siindaye. tXo evening hours.
HOMCEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS' DIRECTORY.
DIXON, & M.. M. 1) OOice, «3 Jst Hours: 9tolo a. m., Ito 3, anrl 7toB p. M.|Res72B 9th
ROSS. CARRIE A., M. I) Otlice, 7th and 1.. Hours: Bto9 A. M., 12 to3. and7 to BP. u 1
PINKUAM.CHAS. E.,M. I-:... Oflicc, SIS Bth st... Hours: 9A. M.,1 to ", and rt to7:30". M |
M^^£?^EJUVENATOR.
This Great Strengthening Remedy and Nerve Tonic _
Cures with unfailing certainty Nervous and I'hyeical Debility, Seminal Weakness, Sperma
torrhoea, Impoteccy, Proutatorrhtta, Hypenesthesia (over sensitiveuess of the parts), Kidney and
Bladder Complaints, Impurities ol the Blood and diseases of the Skin.
It permanently stops all unnatural weakening drains upon the system, however they oc
cur, preventing involuntary seminal losses, debilitating dreams, seminal losses with the urine, or
while at stool, etc., so destructive to mind and body, and cures all the evil effects of youthful
follies and excesses, restoring Exhausted Vitality, Sexual Decline and Losa ol Manhood, how
ever complicated the cage may he.
A thorough as well as a permanent cure and complete restoration to perfect health.
Strength and \ igorof Manhood is absolutely guaranteed j,y this justly celebrated and reliable
Great Remedy. Price, $2 50 per bottle, or five bottles for Sin. Sent upon receipt of price, or C. O
D., to any address, secure trom observation and strictly private, by
Dr. C. D. SALFIEIO>, 816 Kearuy Street. San Francisco, Oal.
•_ • — Sufficient to show its merit, will be sent to any one applying by letter
"\V \'Vk^rW^ \ 'tatlDn his symptons and age.
Qyu&l;WSCVill QiTVIJj. Consultations strictly confidential, jy letter or at office, psu.
-■* Jd.twly
HOTELS AND REBTAURASTB.
CAPITAL HOTEL,
SACRAMENTO,
CORNER SEVENTH AND K STREETS.
BLESSINIi & 'JCTHRIE, Proprietors.
.»-Frec Omnibus to and from the Cara.-«»
WESTERN HOTEL,
NOS 209 TO 210 K STREKT,
rnHREE3LOCKS FROM RAILROAD DEPOT.
J_ Leading Butiuess and Family Hutel of Sac
ramento, Cal. The most convenient to Post
otliee. Express and Land Offices, all Courts and
P.aces of Amusement. M«-al», as rents. First
class in all its appointments. FreeCobehtoand
from the Hotel. WM. LAND, Proprietor.
~pac7fic hotel,
Corner K aud Firth streets, Sacramento.
/~IF.NTRALLY LOCATED AND CONVENIENT
\j to all places of amusement. The bent fam
ily hotel in the eity. The Table always supplied
with the best the market affords. Street Cars
from the Depot pass the doorevery five minutes.
Meals, as cents. C. Y. SIXULKTOS, Proprietor.
THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE
rHRST-CLABB HOUSE IN EVERY RESPECT.
P Ladies' Dining-room separate. Open day
and night. BUCKMANN & CARRAGHER, Pro
prietors, 1019 Second Street, between J and EL,
3acramento.
STATE HOUSE,
Corner Tenth and K »ti., Sacramento.
MEALS, 8S CENTS. BEST FAMILY HOTEL
on the Coast for the money. The Saloon
is now owned and run in connection with the
house. Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars al
ways it> stoeMluii B. B^ BROWN^ Proprietor.
GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL,
Corner Seventh .m<l K streetH.
Fl UST-I LA.-.-. "»
Free 'Uu< to tod from the Cars.
W. O. ItOWFKS, I'roiiriet»r._
ST. DAVID'S.
71S ll<."miil st.. nearThirft,San I raiui^co.
AFIB3T-CLAB9 LOD<iING BOTEL. rON
tainiiiK LiJO rooms: water and gas in each
room; no better beds in the world; no rnest
alluwed to we the ljneu once u«ed by another;
a large reading room; hot and cold watei baths
free. Prici of nnmt: Par ni glit, 90 and 75 eentl
per week, from ?2 upwards. Opi-D all night. R.
BTGHES. Proprietor. At Market-street Ferry. ■
take Omnibus line of street cars for Third and
Howard. jyJTuThStf
ODERTAKERS.
REEVES & LONG,
60«jKt.,bot.81xth»ndSeT««th(iif>rthiii<Ie). 1
\VS KEEP ON HAND A ""'t «| 1
VT plete Stoc kof Coffins and Caskets.'^EiW
Also, Shrouds of every description. Orders
irom city or country will receive prompt atten
tion, day or night. EMBALMING done in the I
best manner, at reasonable rates. tf 1
FRITZ & MILLER,
UNDERTAKERS,
/-VFFIOE IN ODD FELLOWS' TEMPLE <
\J Ninth End K streets. Complete stock of
Undertakers '(ioo-is constantly on hand. City
and country orders promptlv attended to, day or
aUfbt. at reasinsole rates. Teleohone 186. 4p
J. FRANK CLARK,
COUNTY CORONER k UNDERTAKER,
Mo. 1017 Fourth it., bet. J and K.
ALWAYB ON HAND THE MOST COMPLETE '
Stot* of UNDERTAKING GOODS on the ■
coast. Country orders, day or night, will re
ceive prompt attention. Tz:,kphos> Numbzb,
134. GEO. H. CL\RK, Funeral Director. :
4p-tf
W. J. KAVANAUGH,
TJWTJEHTAICER., '
No. Sl3 J «t., bet. Fifth aud Sixth.
A LWAYB ON HAND A LARGE ASBORT
f\_ ment of Metallic and Wooden Caskets,
Iturial Cases, Coffins and Hhronds famished.
Coffln orders will receive prompt attention on
short notice, and at the lowest rates. Office
open day and night. ir>-'f
Grossman's Specific Mixtare.
Wttti this remedy persons can mre themselves
without the least exposure, change of diet, or
cti*»ze in application to business^ The medi
cine contains nothing that is of ihe least injury
So the constitution. Ask your; Jryrgist for it
Price, •! a bottle. fiwo-iy w^
BUSINESS CARDS.
PAUL GKAF,
ItiuJ STREET, BETWEEN TENTH AND
1110 Eleventh, Sacramento. Manufacturer
of and Dealer in Saddles, Harness, Robes, Spurs,
Collars, Whipe. Currycombs, Brushes, etc. Re
pmrius ucatly done. lm
DR. O. It. CLOW
HAS REMOVED HIS REriIDHSCE TO NO.
1427 Eighth strecL i m
WILLIAM Itov.NK'S
MARBLE AND GRANITK WORKS HAVE
been removed to Tenth btreet, between O
and P. Take the Bins Car. im
DR. MART J. MAOILL.
HAS REMOVED FROM 627 J bTREET TO
112% J street. Telephone 159. lm
CAPITAL IRON WORKS,
QA( K STREET, SACRAMENTO. STEAM
*/ \-'-t Engines and Boilers, from four to forty
horse-power now in stock. Pumping Engines
for Irrigation and Water Supply ceustantTy on
hand. Deep-well Pumps Horse-powers and
Windmills manufactured as a regular line. M.
LIBERAL RELIGIOUS LITERATURE.
■yiEWS, OPINIONS AND SENTIMENTS OF
V Eminent Writers on Religion and its Re
lation to Man and Bociety. Address MKS HAR
RIET KELSEY, Secretary Unitarian Church,
riau Francisco. Correspondence Invited.my26-tf
tdos. McCaffrey.
/contractor and builder. shop, 502
\J I street, between Fifth and Sixth. All work
promptly attended to and satisfaction guaran
teed. Buildings of all kinds erected by con
tract. Orders solicited in city or country.my23-3m*
H. T. ROOT. ALEX. NIILSON. J. DRISCOL.
ROOT, NEILSON * CO.,
TTNION FOUNDRY —IRON AND BRASB
\J Founders and Machinists. Front street,
between N and O. Castings and Machinery of
every 'If «cr pt'on ma<le to order. 4plm
C. H. KKKKS ft CO.,
TMPORTKRS AND DEALERS IN PAINTS,
J_ Oils. Hla.su, Varnish, Brushes. Lamps Wall
Paper. Picture Bbridlcga, Painters' and Artists'
Materials, etc. Also, make a specialty of Plain
and Decorative Paper Hanging, House and Sinn
Painting, (ilazing and Gilding. No. 628 J street,
Sacramento. . 4p
F. mitt, 1. o. kunston.
185«. V. FOSTKK £ CO., 1887.
BOOK-BTNDKK& I'APER-RCLKRS AND
Blunk Book Manufacture!!, No. Sl9 J street,
bctwei 11 Ihint aiKl Fourth. Sacramento. 4p
JNO. KITKL,
ASSAYER AND CHEMIST, NO. 817 J 8T
Analysis and asßayo made of Gold, Silver
and all the useful minerals containing metals
or possessing commercial value. Also, water
tested as to its purity and medicinal value
Amalgams retorted, smelted and bullion assays
made. Gold purchased at assay value. Blow
pipe and asaay instruction? given. tf
* (AKI.K. K. J. CROI.Y.
CARLE X CROLY,
CIONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE
-1 pare-1 to do all kinds of work in their line,
in city or country. Principal plaoe of business
Sacramento. Shop, No. 1124 Second street be
tween K and L. Postotttce Box No. 410, Sacra
mento. 4p-tf
OCTENBEKOKR * CO.,
SACEAMENTO FOUNDRY, FRONT BVREET.
corner N. Steam Engines, all kinds of Min
ing, Ship and Agricultural Machinery, House
Casting, Iron Railings and Ornamental Work.
Horec Powers and the best Ground Roller tl
DENTISTRY.
C. T. MII.I.IKIN,
T)ENTIST, &2&*
U I'niS I I'.kth St., but. J asi. K. ({JJv^v*
Over Dr. W. H. Hnght-on's office. tf
W. WOOD,
DENTIST. QUINN'S BUILDING, £?M^±
northeast corner Fourth and JtNEb^K
stre(.ts. Artificial Teeth inserted on*tLT^nT
all bases. I mprovisl Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
for painless extraction of teeth. t!
I. O. SHAW,
DENTIST, 4TZM**\
CoiiNEK Tenth and J ktekkts.
Over Tult's Dmg Store. lm
REMOTKD. &rm—y.
Dr.. 11. H. PIERSON, DINTIBT.^^^S
has moved from 415 J street, to llr
his NEW DENTAL PARLORS, 011J STREET.Ia
F. F. TEBBETS,
DENTIST, 014 SIXTH STREKT. rf^atw
between I and J. we*t siue. op-
posite Congregational Church.
ATTORNEYS. AT-LAW.
CLINTON L. WHITE,
ATTORNXY-AT-LAW, BOUTHWKHT OOR
ner Fifth and J streets. Rooms 10 and 11,
BoWer Building. Bacrnrnento. Cml. U
S. C DKNBOM. W. H. BKATTY. CH. OATMAU.
BEATTT, in:x.«()}( • OATXAK,
* TTORNEYS AND COUN^ELOBS-AT-LAW.
J\ Offices: Metropolitan Biock, over Metro
politan Theßto/, 42SK "rtreet, Sacramento, Cal.tf
A. L. BART,
A TTORKKT-AT-LAW. OFyiCK, SOUTH.
J\. west corner of Fiftk and J streets. Rooeia
19. ia ifiri 14. «utu;r Building. \g
J. HYMAN, JR. & BRO.,
JKWKLRY, WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS, -—
No. M6 J Btreol, betwt-cn FiT.n and O)^
Sixth, have always on hand * choice B-4^L
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