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COMMERCIAL.
Trading Moderately Indulged in at;
San Francisco.
"Wheat Options Weaker and Lower-
Onions scarce and Higher —
Poultry Weak and Quiet.
fSpeclal Correspondence BxoOBS-onoar.]
Sam Fi!Asri«( ■■>, Not. 11, 1892.
Tradinii v.;i I iy indulged m to-day j
.Deal markets. Wneat option* man
weaker and lower, white Ute best that can be
bald of tue spot market is that it was (ti
wiiii misntilin tendencies. The I
markets were low<r on \\tieat, and foreign
dull aud lifeless. This morning 2,800 tons ol
Wiie.it changed hands on the I'roduc- Ex
cbonge. <jf the amooat 1.300 tons
liuyi-r Dewmlier at fr ■ . -
1,300 tons Hay at Brom «l .i 7;. to «1
800 Boyi r Maj al -v I -•
Baney transactions were Ilgrht, not •
Ing 400 tons—lOO December at from B9J^to
Bo^oanta,loO tons of May at 9434 cent* ftn<J
100 tons January at !)o\, oents. Aniv.,l,
were lighter and bolden are firm.
Butter was even weaker than last report.
Cheese and E;;l;s uncli.-mg' d.
Poultry continues weak anil quiet. Game
el'-aned up lairly well.
Onions are higher and scarce. Potatoes are
In fair demand at quotatio
Bananas are cleaned o .arkt-is, but i
sßvecal steamers are expected in a few days.
Qrapes are extnmt iy weak and ran Iy is the
sap quotation obtained, ntinrwise the Fruit
market Is quiet and unchanged.
Other products are quiet at the same prices.
Cereals.
WHEAT—No. 1 Shipping, ?1 30@l 32M
choice. $13 ,; mi lin . - . 85
B \KI.KY—V. c I
BOc; No. l Brewing. :>. .. il.
OATS—Fair to good, White, >i 1,1 i 5
rh" c to lancy, SI ' : ofl io-s.
Cl 0.".@l 16: :iiili.i... >1 ... »l 37J4; Bur
■l 4o@l 45; Black, $1 Hx»l 25; Gray,
*: 20®l 25.
• Yellow,large, $1 o:1.. l 10;
?1 i:.ig»l 17V£; Whit 4 . ~i :'i.
RYE—fl 1501
Otiher Cereals, J:tc.
The market la quoted n~ follows:
BRAN #1 1914 50 -'ton.
MIDDLI SliPj - . . ton.
ROLLED BAHI ■ ;o.
FEED COItNMEAi, - n. 27 50 t* ton. :
..■ 1 ■ ' 1.. - ■ . ton.
FLOUR Uy Extra,
? 1 r bbl; Bakers' Extra, s>j I 0 ;
Dhlpulu . ■'■. §^ 'M'gt;; 10.
l;':.VN—Pica $2 ■■•: ■■■ pel : Pink, :_'
2 10: Bayos, *2 20®2 lo; small White,
82 H)@'-' 60; large do, - kO; Butter,
|.■; !:■ d, *2 Us<a 2 50; J luia, ?2 io« !.
SEEDS—Kape, v , ■:•.!• ■ id; Hemp, sc;
Canary, I <■ for imported; do < all]
nominal: Flax, 2'..r; Allalla, 1O@1oKc; Mus
tard, 5' v , •<■'■ tor yellow and I i c > ■■
brown.
UOPS-lSia 20c »B>.
BTB \ W 15 50c .-• bale.
H\\ —Clover, Sa(a>lO; Alfalfa, s: .
Wheat, 60; Wheat and Oat,s!
lUirley, $7^9; Island fctacraxnento Itivi
I .:un.
sIISCELLANEO Ub Cash prices, -.■ 1 o-ft
sacks: Cracked Wheat, 3-ivfc % 1b; ttyeFl
:(:,'-; ltye ■ 1 ... 3 ,• : Buckw i< m; ■ lour,
: Cor imeal, .: , .■ ■■: i latmeal.
b; 1 lal 1 ;r<>;ii-. sc; Hominy, ;'■
Hut Flour, Se; Farina, 1 • ,c; Pearl Warley,
■1 ,-i ■■■ !3ic: split' i ■■;.. % ■.'..•: I. lied 1 a .
sc:Buckwheal Qroatd, -'■.'•; Graham Fiour.
a),c.
Dairy Produce.
BOTTBK — Fancy Creamery, 1
Fancy Dairy, ■-:'. 930 c; good to choice, 25
ommon toftiir, 17@22}6c; Pickli d
. ■ Ie; Keg, 22! ■ ■<'- lc
CHEKSE ',-■: California, -
Qviifornia, new, ll®12c; \'. a. 11
Al2i';.New York cream, 1:; 14r; Western,
l: 1.",'.
EUUS—Choice store, 330t0c 9 doz: Choice
Banch, \'..;-i. ■'. c; 1- .-«.-.•■: n, -j :: •.• - for fair to
good and ■'■ -} v '.~> • foi >■.::.. selected.
11' 'M;~i « uite I■'.■■■ ■: ■ . Light
Amber, 7@7J^e; Comb, 1-1> frames, 10
do. 2-B'. ; 1 ::' c.
BEESWAX—Krom 25g 27c ¥ H>.
Poultry and Game.
POCIjTRV —Hens, 95 50 ok Old
■It.:. "i ottug, $ . 50 5 60; Broil
ers, lii'.g<-. $1 60; small, s : r»'.i; i»uc;cs.
se,fl .■■ : pair; Turkeys, Hens, . c;
V It.; Gobblers, 17.; t'lg utis, young, $2 50
<g,:» f> dor; old, si .">i>.
UAME -Wild Ducks: Mallard, s; 51 @r> p ■
doz; Sprig, 92 51 Jli 50 1 75; small
Ducks, 11 :"' 1 ii 1; '■■ Id eon, $1 6 ; < ■
<;e. h(v s:.'w.-j 25;White.^l: Brant, ?1; Quail,
t fi do*; 1 [are, SI -■■ iabbtts,
small, st a doz; Cottontails, si 50
shSnipe, si 50 ■.■■/: JackSnlpe.fi.
Veßetablea.
GARDEN TRUCK—Green Peppers, Chiles.
2* Hie-- box; Ji<-ll Peppers, 25 loc; I 1
Plant, 5f»,,,- ;"),■; Cucumbers, 5'
'r- box; Tomatoes, lOgloOc $ box; Cabbage,
•16 i iOc t< ctl; i . ■: '1 ur
nip-, (io !■■'•'■; Beets, 60c; Parsnips, 1 ,c ? tt>: !
< i:ir:ic. '■'<: 'in en < *ra, 1"
l".\: Lima Beans, 104}6c • tt; Marrowfat
BqnasD, 75cV 100 lb-. Cauliflower, i<i.r>nc
I ; String Beans, 33 ■ . ;1 '• ■-. :>: ■ l<*.
ONIONS—oalea were made on the wnarl at
the following prices: Hllversklns, iiiJdTZr
~i> cwt.
POTATOES—We quote as follows trom
wharf: Biver Durbanks, 15@60 ; Early
Rose, 40055 c; Alameda and Salinas Bur
banks, 0; Garnet Chiles, 60@70c;
Peerless. 6O@Tor; K.-.u. 11 i. 4 50 c.
SWEET POTATOKS—From wharf, yOc©
85c in sacks and boxes.
i rails, Raisins and Xnt-.
GREEN i RUITS -Pi :■,-, WinterNellis.7sc
*isl 25; coinm n, !■ ©Ooc: Apples, 35< SI;
Raspl : Wciiest; Strawberries. So ■
8; Urapss, mack, 25^50c; Muscats, 2 ■"'"■;
Tokays, ;■<' soc; [sab ii;i •. ,0- ,-■
Wine Ur pcs, si I 16 v ton; Pigs,
lu.uk. sO@7,"ic; Huckleberries,
Quinces, T> ■■ si l."> v box; Cranl
.0 y bbl; Pomegranates, 75c@§l 2Z,
V box.
LTTKUS FRUITS—Lemons, Santa Barbara,
>si;'. 50; Slcllj -.nitii Paula
•1 50 • 50; Mexican Limes. 93 l:
Bananas, fi 5 1 2 50; Pin
sji dosen; Mexican Oran - • l>ox.
DRIED FRUIT - Apples, evuporated. in |
l«iXr-, 7' ■!■- ! -.irird. slid .
<io quarters, 4iai', : 1> aches, bleached,
12c; do sun-dried, 6&&cj Apricots
Royal, l l.ai.'.r; do Uoorpark, I 916 c;
l'r es a graded, 9c; four sizes, :<y % ■:
. ti 9c; do evaporated, :-@;' c;
pi> ssed, 4 ■ res '•■ < ■ rasjjit-
1o : unpitted. y c: . 3, Red,
I 1 White, lieiuc.
RAISINS -London Livers. SI r>o@l 65 9\
b 1," loose Mnscatel, 3-crown,sl 2591
d. 81 2.'>; baits. 3-orown, 6c V ; .1 2
Oniwn, 4c; - I v. Ln« I ir ip< s.
. : - fr; Mm. :id^. soft,
: .;" i aper i ;
6 . : a - nia, -"it -.
' 10c; hard. S&Oa;
'■ .
I . i Chestnuts, 10
-
Provisions*
Hams- Eastern Sugar-cured Hams i
14 ■ : ila Hams, 13013
s : - ■ •
I .. on,
ra light 13
PORK- Es - 1 s bbl;
'; M< s*, ply 20; 1 ...
PigsTeet,
M ■.' ■
RBKK—Mi 3s,f ■ - .: I- tra
f - ■ - 1 50; Exti
i'".(sn<- i
LAltn- 1 alHoi
f. lb. It .. toe;
10-tti ,1
•
!b, 12 1,.-:::-ft. 1
i iv'-ii ":
BEE
;
■
r.\l".\ : —From Ot»Uc r tt> ior large; light
ti
MIT, \ -Wcthers,Gj .^:c»>lb; E-.vcs. G@ •
■
r irk- ii ot, hard,
lb: medium aud
1 - a sSac.
SAX K.VMKMO MARKET.
-. OtaatoM nn<l Csonmbera
siiulitly Advanced.
SAri:AMKvn>, N'lvcmbor 1-tth.
There was little chanffi i:i the local m
from HaturdaT'a quotations. Green Fruits
ore still 8': : c, wltll a it-n -ii-ney to l:ig',:er
price*. Ctus Kru t* ha. c also advunoi
market b«iac pretty well cltarcd. V«g
: rlththei xaeption of Beans,
Tomatoes and Cucooibeis, each of which
. aoea in catea. WHJ
< •. in ■ in most iH.es la very scarce, there being
no Ducks i market, i
' I .tiuiful. utucr
lines reiuaia ;h -auv- a- usV.al.
Usual PrioejaVi
Following areUtsprloesasked by retailers
for the vmriooj an Icles mentioned:
GREEN FBTJITS-Apptaß, §1 2501 50 ?
b\: Pears, 8c « a ; Qrapes, 60A76C
9 box; liitepOtrrieii, two bu«keu lor Sue;
SACBAMEXTO DATLT •RECQ-RT)-TXTOX, TrESTUY, yOTE^mEB 15, 1892.-SIX PAGES,
Plant!, Be V ft; QtH~—» il 28 ft box; Cra = -
berries, 12; . »16c <- tr, lvn-iiiimoDs, 35c V'■
doz.
DRIED FRUlTS—Apricots, 10c f) ft; Apples,
!'»<•; l'eiK.iiea, l^]..c: Plums, 12% c; Prunes,
Pears, —c; Nectarine*, lye; Baisins,
lOcj Drape*. 10c; Kigs. 10c.
CITRUS FRUITS Limes-Mexican, lOcV
'!<■/.: Bananas, .<>i3sc ¥ doz; Ccxtianuis, lOe .
each; Mexican Oranges, :SU'- »i Uoz; Los An-I
geh », 80c; Northera CoUiornJa, 70c; Pine
apples, ■(!■ each; UaUAnnia Lemons, 40c^i
dot; a cily, SOeSdoz.
I'All'.Y PRODUCE—VaIIey, f r011,50@60c; !
Fan y Petalnma, 75980 c; California Cream
ery, 76c; Eastern* sicy ife; Klrklu, ;
KJC > •; Pickle Roll, 00c v roll; Chi
-■ ft: i oung America, 15c;
Eastern Creami ry, 20c; Llmburgi r. j^o'-; gen- I
ume Swiss. 10c American, 26c; Martin's
Creamery, 25c.
- Ranch, 40c ? doz; Eastern, fresh,
35c V doz; col i storage, 30c . doz.
POULTRI Live, I •• V If-: Gob
17c; dressed, 20c; Ch'ckens—Hens, ]
>ti o( ' ;• ' :i'/.;t;.',i- <:u-l!; EtOOsI r ,§5 5O 9 »l'»/.;
-. 50c . acb;
Tan t- 1"; :k5,97 00 s* doz; 70c each; <:■•■■•,.,
$2 50 pair,
11AMK—Hare, 2-»- iac ; t, 36c y
pair; Squirrels, :.or - r pair; Quail, si r,o; ;
- : 50; Ducits Mallards, :r.c:
$ pair; Canva lie I:-. $1; I'eal, ::.'■<•; Sprigs,
6Oc; other varii les. 10c; (iray Geese, 70 1,
Brant, 50c; W'hlti .
- 'mi ii . I 1.;- > ft: Silver- ;
skins, 2}£c: I abbage, I ' c; Red Cabbage, 10c $
.: i [orscraulsh, 12J ..• $
It,: ijarlic, ■■ ft; Artichokes, UOc ;■ ■ <>.'. n;
-. aoc *lt); Cauliflower, LOc V
'-' I: Spinach, 5c V !'■: I'eaa, 6e • lb; hiring
.:.-. •■■; Llruu beans,
be; Shell L.cans, be; Mushrooms, 10c; Sum
: - : <■ V dozen;
Tomal ■; i■ . ry, ](>c y bunch;
10 feppers, sc %s *.
POTATOES : arly Kose • cwt;
,S 5; 11 .. v Burliauks. :nn- ,
■ !■■'■..;. :> i cwt; iwoeta $1 ,■ cwt;
'-■■ ii .»-. >-l ■;;,.
MEATS Beef, prime Rib roast, 1 : ■-.
Chuck i<;:t-;. luc: Rump, c; Uri.skei. - .
-
I - Loin and Bib
i- ■■-, Mv i i .-.!-. ilder
iai: or C i
Corned lo . . lenua
1. c; Mum, 1 1 -
IOC
LAR] . 12 k California, 10
l-'v
• I lour, ! a barre'.; '
«il :!| . ■ i'- sacks;
neal, 10-a
sacks, ;ed rt'neat, 11 -.'■ .-;!■■;
--i tojiuii - . . i-; imhaui
LO-B) sacks, 50c;
10-B
HA i ■. ■• iUK VlX—Hay, Oat, 6 i I
> ■ i. ■ .
■..-. 81 15«
1 ::"•: CJrouu Barley, fl 15; Feed
-! 00 ■■ i - ■• Mi ;:■ ings, -1 10; Bran,
ltat< >- !i; Prodncers.
Follow prices ti . t the j
vari -.i ■'!;
. !
Prars, i ■ ■ • ■,
. . - : bl.
DKIKIJ
■
: Oc; Pe«r.
--■-. ¥1 io fk bos; Fl
. "c.
DAIUY l'Ri iDl'i ittor— V'alle:
Peialuina, :::;<■: i .h: Cream
•-''■■ : Pic ..■■ I. . :.',">.■.
i ilomla, be; .■..,■ \ v rlea, to ;
■ nuery, 12c; ;.. bin ■.. 1 .">•■:
-" uulu ,v -,v s. 21c;
Marti
.. . ■ -i:: n ii... . dozen: Fresh Eastern,
-en.
!■■ >i LTU i - arke.vH, Li ..■ Hens, I 1c
rs, 14<; Di i !nirk< ,:r..
$tl v d»a;u; lloi siers, $5; Uroili . . -..; L'amu
bucks,Sti 50; (J ■■■ .&U ■ y.<\r.
IE ilaiv, ::."..• ,■ pail: Uubblts, 25v! ';'
pair; Quuil.S] 2-'j. b.ng
. > .1 ■ . Miillai t.-. i.ii •
Canvasbacks, 75c- real, ::■">■■; Sprigs, lOc
oiler \:in.': s, J,V; <. r; i. •• i-e.O" ■ Brant
35c; White, 15c.
\::'.i:r,\ LI S Onions - ■,!.. rskins, ',,
'■ ■'■ S B>; Ca - avoy, loc; X .1
' abbage. 1 r ■ ; Horsciiid sh, - .■•. bunuu
i fne : I'.'ji
pers, 12 '■; i a 11 lower. ... ■ ■ dozen; ['eus
:. ■; siiin.; lieans, sc: Wax Brans, 6c; Lima
Beans, 6c; Summer .Squash, lett», >tt», Uu bard
Siiuasti, .<■ j.■. i v ■■.[ .:,7c -• d n; I'u
matoes, iioc V box; i g, i lant, c; i rreen Pep
pers. :."..'•- I B, 10c ft dozen; Celery,
. s.i, ,1 Beans, 5c ;• th; Artichokes,
:;,">' ■ V 1 dozen; Mosbroo -. LOc f) "; X
id; iin ii IV , rs. sc ¥ K>.
POTATOf'S—Early Xi ■ cwt; T'rer
. ••" ■.i' •■ ■ i ■;■ a ; . ..i .1;- f] 'fj ,-.,':
Xiv i r hui ai >: -, ; ,■ p. out; < un
c:fc 1 - !;nnijiik-,' Ii • c fj.-k, 1; Rivei
Beds, 60c cwt; Kaucj So i n es 6,
Sv i ■ . -. 1 ;:•<■■; Nc , adas, s I ■■ ( -.v!.
MEA - ': - ■
■ ■■■ 8■: ■ eai, i irgi . I i s>- ; b m "n,
■ ■ ; iio,'-, ; ..■■' ,' b: <i essc I Pork,
.1 '! 1 ■ ■ ,t; Cftll
. l 3 ■ I3>ic; Uacon. I '. a l i ■..,-.
UKKAU.SI i i- rs--K: .u-.-.; .:,'. :: Oatmeal,
;5 ■ 100 iti sacks.
C eal \» :,i:.. si ■.:, j 100 ft> sacks; Yel-I
5 !•" '.<> - • ■'.:-; i raikf ■ V\ tieat, '
sl' 35 V* 100-Di -;.ck^; Grabaro, E<3 B .0 t-lb
sacks.
HAY VKDORAIN—Oat Hay,S9»U)a ton;
ft' eat, 9 10; KecoMd qualify, if b@tJ: Alfalfa,
i; .Vlieat, whole, -t'l 25 & cwt; Barley, '
UOc; White Wild Outs, 91 1 15; Corn, '<■
*l 2 I 50; ilran, m: f ton; Middlings,
on; Ground Barley ,fl 05 ft cwU titraw, !
; 50c :■ bale.
California Frnlta.
Chicago, Kot. 14.—The Karl FrnM Com
pauy so 'a f-nii at auction to-day :it :
■;■; prices: Tokay Qrapes, single i
-l l".; double crates, S3 Bofe2 ;..;
t lornlcbon ■ >.; apei. double crates, S~ 85; Mus- j
cat Q ap ;le crates, i... .—or; double
!, 8J L 40.
Bostox. Sot. 14.—The Earl Fruit Com-I
: ■ . >-day California fruit at I
thi lollo.viiif; prices: CornK'hon (iiains, •
Uonbleera es, 3 wo; Tokay Grapes, double
crates,92i 6 "0; >iin;le cral , f - • :j 10
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK HABEET. 1
S \s i .: v.i ISOO, Novi miur 14,1882.
HORNING SESSION.
Alt!) 25cG. *C 100'
~n>r 11. ,v N 165®] -ii
8e1cher......1 !si§il 50 Lady Wash 10c i
i:.>v H 1 HOOphlr 2 65®2 'JO
tsle "•<■ Overiiian 60 ■ 5c
Bodle 2oo:Potosi : r.,".®t 50
Bullion fi ■ ■" Savage i 50fti i 55 ':
i.lioUur 1 O0i<»l OsS.Nevada t l:•
C.C.d '....-. Hi ; Ci.> Union 1 ]5
C. Point i 10 rtuii 15
Excnequer 15< V. Jacket IJOc !
Coutldeuce 1 SO
IS -qus.
A.lpbs- S icO eldental 10c
■ &0c I •; hlr ..2 Hs®2 90
Belcher 165 1 7O Overman 70c
1.. a B 1 65 Potosi 1 15
Bullion GO ravage 1 si>
Chollar '.if> ns. Belcher.
del V 3 lO.scorpion ice ,
C. Point I :08. Ulii lOc
iuer : 5 s Nevada 1 15 1
K.4S 1 7 . .-, 1 .'■ i:i,i 15c
Justice -'>■ i !.i"ii 1 !5 I
Mexican 1 '.f> I".Jacset joe "
Sev. i^ lOc
Good Cooking
I< one of the chief Housings of every !
I To always insure good custards, I
au is, etc, use I SaU Borden
1 Br;'.;i<! • : .%)iik. Direc
ii the label. Sold tiy your grocer
and drttgpst.
The World's Fair-The Chicago "Inter-
Ocean."
This great weekly, and the Weekly
Union oan be had for s- a year, 01 I
liaii.v Hi on atui the Inter-
Ocean for f6 50 per year. Ail about the
great 'World's Fair will bo elaborately j
treated in the / . Can be ha.'
for this price only by subscribers to tbo
Kkcubd-Ujsio and Weekly Dmiok.
Better Than a Bandana.
Qnericus— Why were you staring so
hard at that Florida girl ?
YVitlicos . 'no an idea. Did
yon notice the live box -I'0 uad chained
on her \v
. ■us — Yes, hut what about it?
Witticua—l waa thinking of a scheme
for a bold-headed man of having a spider
chained to his ears in the same way to
keep away the llies.—New York Herald. |
_ .^. ,
' c is about as large as the State of j
Vi-lllluMt.
O Bottles of SWIFT'S SPECIFIC
'ij reiieved me of a severe Blooci tiouble.
It has ate raused my hair to £row out
. as it had been falling out by the
Hand fuii. Aftcrtrying many physicians
in, I am so happy to nil j h cure in
aS.—O- n- Ei-bekt, Galvtstoa. Tex.
' 1 rfTRF^I b^ forcing out germs of disease
. / kU.SMnnH the poison as well.
f" It is entirely vegetable and harmless.
J .) Triatisi on B'-ood and Skin mailed fre .
<iff urrs BMW co^ itiawa. g*.
WHEN A WOMAN BUYS A HAT.
The Task Occupies a bong Tlnie and
She Is Hitislled.
She was a young married woman, ac- j
credited with more than ordinary
HiUii MOW. As un illustration of this »iio i
bad waited until alter the openings were
over before huying bar winter hat. ao
time had been io.-st, however, lor she had
studied the hat question in all its phases,
and. according to the New York U
knew exactly what she wante i. It was
to be a round h:,t and must not <:o<t a !
j>enny over t&. For an hour or so she
went* from one shop to another ""just
looking." Then came the "trying on."
After pointing out three or four hats
which particularly pleased her she Beated
; before the long mirror with a
nan [-glass in one hand and one of the
hats in ihc other. Tins hat, in her baud,
■uasa beauty; but on her head v \wis the |
iiio;.t unbecoming thing she had ever
a •'■!]. The next hat was i«.o large and
w as trimmed coo conspicuously; the third
too small and prim; the fourth cost too
uuch. 1 iie saleswoman's smiles were
li 38 frequent and the saleswoman herself
less talkative, fhe buyer found he
growing irritable, but she congratulal d
i. iraelf thai she «raa not makii
fussaa that woman in front ot the next
mirror. Then she wondered why
fat lady with a moon fact
choosing the mosl ridiculously
net, while the woman with a long aud
bhiirp face spent her time gazing at her
self from underneath a broad brim with
h toy erine moss of leathers.
Suddenly she saw a jaunty tin
Tl c i oloriug was stylish, and when she
tried it on i was jus
She was sure it was b ruing becau
.
Then it gave her a very comfort
ing to know it -7 0. Aad *o
even if she had spout six ;; mrs in getting
;i. together with incidental expenses
amounting to jiinety-tivi cci t«, slie
.., a seemed ■ icb ■■ iensible in
incut.
Att> !• dinner luat evening the bat ■
came. One glance in her own mirror
and on! what a diit'erence. it was the
■ - ittle h it; n'l see » 113
ought ii ieured in
it, and if shi b i bai all win
ter she would not co out at all. She put
the hat in il >x, the bos high up
on the closet shelf an I she erie I.
Wortn Money Now.
Titian—Confound the luck! Fidocov
imself with iniid on the street and
then rubbed vims. f dry on my "Land-{.
scape in Breton."
' I artii Capital! Capital! .'■ i v yoa
illltas an impressionist picture.—
Chica ird.
Up to Recommendation.
Briggs How do you iik« my Dew ]
coal : i got it a I parlor.
1 -i■:■ ; r'iiv.t rale, it is one of the ;
Ij si :iiislit.s I ever saw.—Clothier and '
I m>i,.",i:i-r. I
-rrrr^rrrr^rrrr^r^-^— : i
| i
s< —"j»y fio?',/ cheeks rir-> :
f** ~T"*\\ not nwto fn vi ] '
f.' ax A the cut, ..i ■
,1 _-'7 1!-<:■.!, cv active I i
Vv- ;,^"rv <°H4& tito en I
li)%'!ji^Xi/jj^(, —.these are tl ,
.!■:■-, W (':'^j-y' things I
'"■■■ :fViT-*\i them. . 11
yi ;. get with Dr.
Pieree's GoMen Medical Discovery. '
First pjiJ foremost and a!«;vc nil t'
it purifies tin- blood. >7ot only in March, \
April, and May, when tho snrsaparillas
Uaio (.vied, but all the year round, it c] :■.-■. ;
ronews end invirroratai tho system, r
every organ into i ealthfnl action, ona <:
oat blood-poisons of every namo and :■■
For tho wont forms of Serofuli, the most j
stubborn Bkin n,;.1 Scalp DI h n? |
Balt-rhoom, Eczema. Tetter, Erj a
all diseases or disordeVa cans i Dy ii :
liver or ijnpure blood, nothing can oqufi] it i
:ia a remodv.
If any thing could, it would be guaran
teed, just es t!io "Discovery" is. If that
foils t>> I cure, you have your n
back Isauythi :: ,:t isn't sold in this way
likely to !« " ju«t as good I"
Sw that you gat taa genuine medicine.
Tbe Lack i I
of Spow i
• —i— i
i
On one of the highest peaks of ,
the Wlute Mountains was satis- \ '
factorily explained last spring '
by a farmer who pointed to the
roof of his barn, on which was
displayed in large letters,'' \Y is- I
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry 1
) always drives away a cold." It '
( has the same effect on the hu- i
man system and cures Coughs,
Influenza, Bronchitis and all af- {
fections of the Throat, Lungs
i and Chest. \
50c. and SI per bottle. SETH j
W. FOWLE & SOXS, Boston, t
( Mass. Sold by all drußßista. }
WUMPHREYS' 9 \
l>r. liumphrevH' S(HH-iilcs artiscieutificallvan'l
carefully ]jrvp<ir<»l Eeraedlef, uwd for yi-are in
prtvata pracace and for over thirty years by tho *
people wttia entire success. Every single Spfeilic
a sitecial euro for the disease named.
They cure without dragging, purging or reducing 1
Qiesysteoa ami are In Cad aud deed the Sovereign
Rrmrdic) of the World.
I—Fevevs, Congestions, Inflainmatlons.. .^.5
S|—Vl orniH, Worm Fever, Worm Clic 25
3— Tci"lhi«si Colic, Crying, Wakffulncw .25
I—Uiurrbea, of Children or Adults .25
7—Oouirhs. Colds, Bronchitis 25
S-Neara'ffia, Toothache. Faccache *»."j
U -lipadn.c!:os» Sirk Heudachc, Vertigo.. .2-3
10—l>y-*!»ei»f>ia« HBo—MM,OoaaU|)atfciii. ,2->
11—S'.ippresst-d rr Painful IVriodg. . .23
ltt-WUtM, Too Piofnae Perlodi ■£■',
18— Croup, l.nryntitis, BtOaneaam . .25
11-Snit lUk'Uhi, I ry.-ii.ph-.s, Kruptlons.. .25
15— Rheumatism. Rheumatic I'olna 25
10 Malarin, Chills, Fever and Ague it
19-<'ntnrrli. Influenza, Coldin the Head. .25
2t»-\Vliooiiins: foc;!i 25
87— Riilmy DiseKHCfl 25
■js Nerrona I»tbiiity 1.00
ail I rinary Weakness. Wetting Eed. .25
HIMi'HREYS' WITCH ICAZEI> OIL,
'• The Pile Oi lit merit."—Trial Size, 35< In.
Druircls". or sent |>OBt[.»i'i on receipt of price.
Cm. Hi Ml HKrti' M .mm. U4 paces. 1 BUUEO ptEE.
irirnnrm n> iiitniinnh«ni. nn iiot
Speci fics^
ruhstaixer's
Extra Gilt Edge
IS THE ]
BEST BEER IN THE WORLD.
TRY IT
FRIEND & TERRY
Lumber Company.
MAIN YARD AND OFFICE, 1310 SF.O
ond»treet. Branch Yard, corner Twelfth
and J ctreeu.
LAC E CURTAIN S .
CJPBING TIME HAS ARRIVED, AXD ■
fi houseel'-ar.ine is underway. Send tout I
lice Curtains to the
AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY,
Niuuteuntii and I Streets.
'^ itlißccllancottft.
Health
f2"g^| and COmfOrt are AFas t
i*^Sn Destroyed
iS^i^iOjte^l by the use of poor smoking tobacco.
—^^Zl^i'^M ie 0:'c tobacco that has heid its ! . _
y>*~~:^jL^J&. own throii.li all the changes of A«ainst"«"""
j time and against all competitors is „
| BlackweD's Bull Durham'S,noldng FearsNo^«ns
Tobacco
A Question | V/MY ?
Because it's always pure, always Unchanging;
A ureat Record , the , lhv; , ys j, c / g uch a j
record telis more than pages of Talk's Cheap
"talk." It's fusi as good to-day lo^^[^:.
For You: as ev^r and it is ibe tobacco for>'o?v.
If y v smi ke, you should smoke lf nT <?2f?. M ti
IBu iirhan?:
A trial is all sveask.
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM
CCO CO.,
[ M. n. c.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
Goo; . d for $10
- re.
T!|c ■ • has re
cently .
; arj ose of promoting ■:
mi ii,. Ihis land i ■
:ultu
land oft . i .
i pen i
40, SO, 120,160
The ;. rms hi on \\ hii I
areespi cia ly attract i ,;,! m
<o\e in.iieal
.■
, .. /.
,■ i; ■ ' ' ■.:•... i
:
pay li ■. ■ , .
■■ "i ' p r ■ :. m,
Diakin
elsht yettrs. i ten<liu pu tii - ire as
"■■ purcha.se
liiinl ■ I (air aviru
and gi u.:i: tan I at $20 ai
■ ■ •11 .,: at i rices to a rr»
gp«)i;il bet ween these rigures.
1 - ' ■■ ■ that
tan.L~. or general i.~,
• •>■ ::ii-■ ■■• foi ii ail .: ■-■ .;-. ia in
i:au in California for le.a tliitn fruui SCO to
(SIOO un acre. \n examination ol thi la I
»n Jut ot this B'J rcrl Isemi qi m 111 pro
nome-eeekers thai t::i> is an opportunity for
'•ii I ureha . and ai 820
an a •■■. and for qual:i i . ,wn i.. .iiir
■<- lit ral lo .atslo an acre, on terms of
payment which should make the disposition
of these ; tii.;- to actual settlers v. result easy oi
accomplis hn
primarj object of the purchase of this
if land mt&s the breaking ap o?s iargv
holding tort | rpose •• ling its set-
I enl Ities an.l its devotion
idry.
For further particulars, .-nil upon or ad
ilress \VM. li. Mli.i 8,
Land Agent or tiir- c. P. I-.. R., Fourth and
isuud streets San f'rancisco. CaJ.
PROPOSALS
I'nr the Purchase ol Bonds of Tole
River Irrigation l>istrici.
SK.\Li;ii PROPOSALS FOR THE PUR
pliasi o bonds ol rule U
i" tli ■ am ant of nine) ■.
i ii'-i; and doll r ■. i b ■ im-imm i i>v the
t said dish ie n I tin lr
office, In Wo d II ,In the i tount -.
aleof C'a . o o ■■.:«•;:' i. m.o( Llie
I DAY ill D : ! .■:. at
Ume and ■ b ai <i will •■]»:!
tue pi-.'po ,tl> ajid award la pure :.-<-• to th
hi clii si recs|» nisi bio bicider, I iia bonds cm
.'li.-c the entire Issui of a strict ol
ithoi it;- i i uui p irs laul lo tbe
■ ;Lll Acl Of till i. _ - ;Uuiv i.t Ihe
t^tate of (Jalifornin, entitled "An Acl to ;r -
vliic tor tlie orpinization an ■■ ■ ::' «>.
Irrigal ■ . .an I to pro1 ide for thi ac
■ and ■ Hi. r pi ipei ty; ai
aol witter ihen bj lor Irr -
Ka:lon pur t x.s ." approved March '.. 18s7.
tnii- huudreu and thirty-iiini 1 it) o
bonds KTB of tui dunomlnation ufllve hun
ctri : i-ruMi' dollars each, and two tmnclred
and five (i«)f» "i ill '. omtnation of one
hundred. i#l(K)j <iolmi-n each. Ihry will be
(lat.'U Cctpber i, is. ,aad b :tr In eresl at
the j;tt( of six <' pi!' ctf ut. per annuui pay
uble on the JLsi <!. y of January and Ju
cachyeor. BaldboaUs will b payable)
coin cif the tfttltc t Stutej In ten (10
follows,to wit: At !)m expiration ol el v n
111) yearn live per cent, ol the whole number
of said bonds; at the expiration oi twelve (1^)
I L; ...!.:■ \j . ation ol tliir
teen 13) 3*ears m pen per r.-nr.: ai the expiru
tion of fourteen l i years eight per cent.; ai
the expiration ol ii;t n (i."> years nil ■
ct nt.; ;it tin- expiration <>i sixteen !ii
r cent.; at Ihe expiration of sevi
(17)3 ans eleven per cent.; at the expirution
of eighteen (18) years thirteen per o i.1.; :u
pi ration of nineU an 19 year< tlfte n
per cent., and at tin expiration i.-. twenty (20)
yean sixte □ per c nt. Coupons for tbe sev
eral payments ol intareslwUi be attucned t;>
c ''ii bond.
None sold fot Ii ■ -
Dinet> (90 cent. oJ the face ;ii!;r tl i
■ serves tbe right to reji cl auj o
all Mas. All bids should i "Pro
posalfi for the i un i:ue vi bondji/ 1 ;.:.>! ad
. i • > I'nfe i.i it Irrigation District,
Woodville, Tnlare County, Cat.
By order oi ill.- Board of Directors of Tule
River Irrigation District.
J. H. UHIMBLEY, President
W. It. Ha 1 . ■ ary. nl 1-201
/?fyS THE
GREAT SLAUGHTER!
\\~V. ABE NOW PACKING HOGB B\'
>V thou-iands. and are prepared to supplj
everybody with
Sparcribs, Tenderloins, Pigs' Heads, Etc
Firsi lot of newly (njar-enred winter snpplv
of HAMS just out. The only place in tbe city
where you can get everything in the meat lm«
is at
MOHR & YOERK PACKING CO.
.^yourselfmH
/+ .;? Iftronb'to'lwithGonorrlireii'Oli|
jHBHv Gleet, White».Spermatorrh<"paSß
aKsCSFor any unnatural discharc^ ask**"
{a^Wa'j-i) 11 f druggist tor a bottle of
O. It cures in a lewdavs
JXmmi&h without the ni<i or publicity of a
doctor. Non-poisonous and
■ fJ#B_!:iiarantPCil not to stricture.
fLjdnt Universal American Cure.
tSHa Manufactured by •»__
'* • ftL CINCINNATI, O.
GO TO
W. D. COMSTOCK,
turner i'ifth and X streets,
TOB TKK LARGEST A.SS. iKTMKNTOP
FURNITURE,
cxc
•- i t:;■; i. eoMFOUTIXf;.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.
'•By a thoro i; h I now] Isre of the natural
n the op rations ofdi rc-sUon
and i mi . loi nncl by i , ,-j., T1 ,,(
. a i oc. ,i Mr
I ■ our breakfast tables with
■ a which m
■ ay; ..:.■!, r»' btlis. ;t is by th ■ la
■ '" •'' il le ol diel that a con
on may be mutually i.niii ap until
■ ■■■■■■ ■ • ry ten lency to dl*
'■ Hundr Ik oi subtle maladies :ir
aroiim , uitaeS wherever there
:■ rak po .:. Wi tiniy v-s,»i,e manya faUil
BliiJ <>• U t-pingourselves wull rortttied ivith
')"|>d and a pi iperlj nourished frame"
.:, . tte.
Made iiinplywit!] boiling water or millc
Koltl only In half-i>ound tins b» crocers lal
'■■i"l thus: JAMES EPr« & Co., Flomco.
iliaihlc Chemists. London. England. TTiSw
THEODORE MARTENS,
S .ii. PIANIBT AND V OCA L
; ' Twiclitr. C nductor of Turner Hnrmonle
rr m the Hoyal Conservatory of Musk-, Leii>
sig, (i^rmany, begs !■■ iinnonnoe t" the resl
■ : "'' ran" n1 ■ :i:i(l vicinity tliat be bas
■
i: o receive pupila for
PIAXi >K< iHTE AND \ OICE (Tl.irii. ,
u!ma at tiammi r's ;md Pommer 4
Neulo'.- musicstores. li. -i i.-ik y. <iOI Lstreet
TTH
HOTZ AGUE CURE
(Sure Cure)
H HAMMER'S DRUG STORE,
| __ aoi X Street.
CAPAY VALLEY!
The Earliest Fruit Land in the State.
Equal in All Respects to the Famous Tata Valley, Which X Adjoins.
UiNL'PRECEDENTEX) TERMS,
I^ INTEREST ONLY FOR FIVE YEARS AX 7 PER CENT.^J
Capay Valley is situated in Yolo County, about 90 miles by rail from San Francisco,
and is traversed in its entire length by the Woodland, Capay and Clear
Lake Railroad, the distance from Esparto to Rumsey being 2i miles.
The Capay Valley Land Company is offering the
most fertile lands in this beautiful valley upon terms which
enable the purchaser to pay for the land out of its own
product, viz: Interest only for five years at 7 per cent
The only condition imposed is, that a reasonable pro
portion of the land purchased shall be planted to fruit
trees or vines. Land may be bought without this
condition on payment of 20 per cent, cash and re
maining Ho per cent, at the end of five years, with in
terest annually in advance, at 7 per cent. The various
tracts owned by the Capay Valley Land Company have
been subdivided into 10 and 20-acre lots, which are for
sale at prices varying from $50 to $150 per acre. Simi
lar unimproved land in Vaca Valley has recently been
sold at $400 and $500 per acre.
These Capay Valley lands are under the most favor
able climatic conditions for the prosecution of profitable
fruit growing, and the locality has proved itself to be
one of the earliest in the State. The grape crop of 1890
from the company's vineyard at Cashmere was picked,
dried and shipped to Chicago and Philadelphia before
the Fresno County grapes were ripe.
The railroad passes through all of the tracts owned by
the Capay Valley Land Company, thus insuring excel
lent shipping facilities ; and land may now be purchased
in the immediate proximity of either of the following
stations : Capay, Cadenasso, Surrey, Guinda, Sauterne,
Cashmere or Rumsey.
At many of these places fine orchards of the choicest
and earliest varieties of peaches and apricots may already
be seen, and during the coming season considerable ad
ditional acreage will be planted out. One of the recent
sales made by the company was that of the Tancred
Tract, containing 600 acres, to a colony association.
This tract has been subdivided into forty holdings, all of
which will be planted to fruit trees this season.
! /The fine orchards on the Guinda Tract, where 400
acres have been sold, are especially worthy of mention,
and it is a significant fact that several of the blocks are
owned by successful Vaca Valley fruit-growers, who ex
: pect to make their earliest shipments from here.
FOR MAPS AND ALL INFORMATION REGARDING THE CAPAY VALLEY LANDS,
APPLY TO OR ADDRESS
W M. H. MILLS,
Fourth and Townsend Streets. c SAN FRANCISCO.
Da. w. wood,
DENTIBT QUINN'S BUILDING, 401 J
street. Office huura, 0 a. v. to 6 p. x.
I. ¥. TE3BIIT3,
DENTIST, 914 SIXTH MT..4PSB&*
between I and J, west sidi fnRMaH&
opposite CoiiKregational Clmrohv<Lrm*>
DX. W. C. HFITHr
DENTIBT. LINDLEY BUILD- OSmRk
ing, southt-ust corner .S« v- iTtajSajJltt.
entb aud J sireom, Bacra:uonto.
C. H. STEPH2NSOW7~
T\KNTIST, CORNER BEY- jSjmaßafc.
i^f enth and J strettn, H««ra-jsm!^"»
T. S. EEID,
DENTIST. OFFICE, MASONIC -^~
Temple, corner Sixth and X w^SSWP
4's-utte, §c»&«, Vvtf&ncc, 6tC
GREGORY BROS. CO^
1.0. US, JIM and 138 J street,
Whoi-.'unlc Dealer- In
! FRUIT AND PRODUCE.
Sole ostDta for the Davia Qreen Kruit Pack
lut Maciim'-. Send lor circulars.
CURTIS BROS, 6fc CO.,
General Commiskioa Merchaota,
I Wholesale Dealers io Frait and Produce,
308, :si<>. .Hi X St.. Sacramento.
j EeleuhoDe37. Postofii 0 Box 335.
;'" " -
SitTu^i^. llHnc, C?ccr, (£tc.
EBNER BROS.,
116-118 X Street, Trout and Second.
Sacramento,
rMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL
JL ere In Wines and Liquors. Af^nts tor be
I mnierj aid Qreno Champasne.
M. CRONAN,
2HO X St.. and 1108-1110 Third St.,
Sacramento, Cal.,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER
in h'ti'j Whiskies, Brandies and l'ljuiu
pagne.
' GEO. E. DIERSSEN & Co!
l.Surce»sors to G. \Y. Chesley & Co.),
J 719 J STREET, - - SACRAMENTO,
WHOLESALE I';:AI.KKs i n
Wines. Liquors and Ciaars.
Only the Choicest Viands Dispoused by
JIM & HARRY,
: 1 [\l\t\ THIRD ST., BET. .1 AND K. P '■ BST
: l\n),i Milwaukee, RnhstaUefs
j \V Lute labor goods.
j MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE,
I .-'il 1 :Urd strcor.
I FINEST WINKS, LIQUORS AND CIG .V.
:Jj Cool, ahai-(. and refreshing U
urai^iiL. A. J. SENAXZ.Proprietor.
APsIINJUAL. (VIEE-Tl^iC:
OF '1 h!-: BTI ICKHOLDERS OF THE PEO
ple's Savings ilank of S icramento ,
hi ii! at th ■ ... ice it ie bin
o'clock .MONDAY EVKNING, Decemb 1 5
18»8- nstd '
campaign I Woodsofl Bros..
PRINTING. I 5U X STREET.
Too much stress cannot be laid upon the great ad«
vantage to the fruit-grower of being in early locality.
In most cases it makes the difference between success
and failure. The industrious orchardist of Capay Valley
may rest assured that he will derive all the benefits gained
by the first fruit shipments of the season, and that 2a
acres of this rich land, when the trees are in bearing,
will yield a handsome and assured income.
The Capay Valley Land Company has an agent re
siding in the valley, whose duty it is to show the various
tracts to land seekers.
Four townsites have been laid out in different points
in the valley, viz : Esparto, Cadenasso, Guinda and
Rumsey. Town lots may now be purchased at reason
able prices and on easy terms.
The enterprising and flourishing town of Esparto is
situated at the lower end of the valley, and $125,000
worth of substantial buildings have already been erect' d,
including a line four-story brick hotel, two large brick
blocks and waterworks, with pipes laid in the streets,
besides extensive warehouses and numerous residences.
The town has .1 [ mstotfice, school-house and a weekly
paper, and the tine railroad depot contains telegraph
and express ofhecs.
Postoftices have alse been established at Guinda and
Rumsey. This latter place, situated at the head of the
valley, is the present terminus of tiie railroad. The
comfortable little hotel makes excellent quarters for
hunters as we'll as land-seekers.
The advantages enjoyed by the settler in Capay Val
ley may be thus concisely summed up :
A soil of great fertility, yielding bountifully of every
crop.
A soil and climate which will ripen all kinds of fruit
and vegetables earlier than anywhere else in the State.
A climate perfectly adapted to the curing of raisins and
drying of fruit without the aid of artificial evaporators.
A location that is central and close to markets. Railroad
communication which enables shipments to be made
quickly and cheaply. Lands which are sold cheapet
and on belter terms than anywhere else in the State.
MILITARY AHD SUCIETY GOOBS.
MANUFACTtTRER ~v
Military. Naviil, <,-i.\trr°S**: .~>
ety. Cbr.rch and Tlic.itrlnU *ri"*«'*^Fl
goods; Gold and SllverTrim-
uiing-: Buttons of ail kinds, v PASOiTArn
-s. r.40 Washington itoet, ssS AiS
STOCK BEOKEiI OFFICE
ORDERB rOH STI CKH AT THE CIO\R
reol A. Nathan, 205 X it., San Fran
cisco eorre^pondeuts,/ndlg. Wol ber» A i
. .
promptly n s Ml >i 18ER.
A. NATHAN,
O(\X X BTREET, ADJOLVWaWBKni
40.) Hotel, Sacrkmento, d^irm cwf
Tobacco an.l Notions. Evcrv pur.-hns^*
the eetebratod UllUw Eiassell r;r r wui 1
8.-csen^d with 11 handsome souvenirf
FINEST TUHNOUTS IJf THE CITY
mO II IKK AT REASONABLE RATKS AT
WATEKHOUSE ft LESTEB,
D BALERS IN IBOH, STEBL, CI'MBEIU
land (.oal. U nyon I.iur.bfr and Carriage
i»re. 7011, 711, 71a, 716 J ttreet,
Bacramemo
NEW LIVEHPOOI. PUSE SAXT
\fANOFACTURED EXPRESSLY ' FOB
'>• dairy and table v eb' t >.. ■ Ne«-1 i-ernool
v. samples free. eVT;
r.Ui.T, 11, a i o rtn Btrt-i t, CaL
ioleohoiic No. a4B. '
S. J. WINGSED,
Q W C»R. TWENTY-FIFTH AND 0 STS,
' r t-i Choice Kamll*
• s. Provisions, Hour. Hay, Grain. But
" ■ amt. H;icon.
i li !COj (.ijiii.,, Wines ami Liquors.
JOHN J. BUCKLEY,
OBA Ri HKR OF RECORDS, 611 I STREET*
k? Sacramento,
E. r. KOOT. ALEX. Nl"lr."O"», J. DRISCOI»
ROOT. NEILSON * CO.,
TTJHOJI FOUNDRY -IROH AND I!ItASS
!_■ Fonnden and Machinists. Front street,
between N and O. Castings and Machinery
01 every de criptlon nmae u> order.
S. CARLE,
QUCCESBOB TO CARLE dt CBOLT, coy.
to traciorand P.ullder. Orders fkiliclted and
promptness guaranteed. Oiflce and shop,
ll'J4 .Sccoii.i Btrect, between X and L.
A. MEISTEK,
pARRIAGKH, VICTORIAS, PHAETONS,
\_j UujjK'ies and Siring aud Fru;: Wagooi.
Klu. 912. '. 11 i Ninth street, sniitinento.
CESSPOOLS AND VAULTS CLEANED.
\ ITLY AT SOG I STREET.
I ■!. H. CAMFBEUU
j 3tttot-:teijo-at-jait».
A. L. HA2T,
' A TTORNEY-AT-r.AW.-'H-Ml K. SOPTH
LV west corner Fifth and ■'• sLrtois, iioouis
12] 13 and 14, waller building.
CHAUSCEV 11. DUNN. - ;on u»Lt
HOLL S DUNN,
LA WYEBS.—OFFICES, 9QO FU'TH BT,
aacramento. Telephone No. 14.
WM. M. SIMS. PHIUP S. DBIVKB.
DSIVEH & SIMS,
LAWYERS — 420 J STIiKiiT, BACK4r
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