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Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11

BRIGHT STREAK OF GKATqTuDE. The following let
ter appeared months since in the San Francisco
Nltlzen, without the knowledge of Dr. Young. We
copy lt as complimentary tribute to of the most
sklIuu physicians that made this State his resi-
dence As 1t was entirely unsolicited and made pub
elc without the knowledge of any but the writer
1t speaks volumes. Tt should be cut out and pinned
up for reference to any who should unfortunate
2y be similarly situated$-
s'To nay Afflicted Fellow Men-Being about to leave
the State of California for my home in Michigan e
wish before leaving to recommend to your notice that
great beRefactor, Ds. j. C. Young Fhad been on thI
very brak Of the grave when he stretched forth his
hand and saved me from death For several years
been troubled with complication of diseases brought
on by bad habits, aggravated by exposure in the
mines, which had weakened INV system and under
mined my constitution that have eften conteuulat
ed suicide Borne down by FackiRg pains in nav BODY
dizziness in my head, eyes, pains and misery in
my back and hips WEAKNESS in nav legs evil forbod
lngs, together with confirmed melancholy | consid
cred my best friends TO be my worst enemies ; nv
dreams were fTightful, and at times strange phan-
tastes took complete possession Of my mind. was
last hurrylng oiRsanity-at worst of living deaths
In this state friend and partner in the mining bust
ness approached me on the subject and advised to
go to the Day and see Dr. Young. did So and thank
God for it. Dr. Young examined my case and told
me he could cure ne Shortly after commenced
taking his medicines troubles began to decrea
and in three months was perfectly well. Take my
advice, all you that afflicted, and call upon him
Tor he will be sure to cure you he has cured several
OF my acquantances after they had become dscour
aged by being deceived by the humbugs of the day,
both by American and foreign vagabends. NV heart
leaps toward him with gratitude for his benefits to
and my friends CHAs. F. MANRoUR.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11

Prescribing the Feesana Salaries Of Town 0facer.
The Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley do Ordan
follows
The Town Marshal shall receive for his services &
mum, also Five per centum upon all moneys collected
by him. and also for his services in Justices Courts
such fees as are allowed by law to Sheis for like SER
vices
The Town Treasurar shall receive for his services
Two and one half per ceutuun upon all moneys receiv
ed and disbursed by him.
The Town Assessor shall receive for his services the
sum Of Fifty Dollars
The Town ATTORNEY shall receive as a full compen-
sation for alidutes performed BY him Attorney the
sum of Fifteen Dollars for each conviction had for
misdemeanor before Justice, and he shall in eth
er cases receive Compensation for any services rem
dered except on action a bond before the Dis,
trict Court, when he shall receive Fifty Dollars for
such recovery
Adopted March 20, 1856.
ZElSAa TIiEFfR, rrssidenf
lt>est-R aeroEnakIs :'fsr,
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11

81 The ISFIRMTTIEs OF YOUTH AND MATURITY How
often are our deepest sympathies enlisted in behalf
of the poor unfortunate beings daily met with, on
whose cheeks the wan and desolatng hand of disease
and its unsKu eradication have left their imprints
With desire to lessen this evil would call the at
tsntion of invalids, especially those suffering from
disease of the sexual system and their illtreatrnent
to the advertisement Of DR.. l.. J. CzAPIAY of San
Francisco to be found in another column-being as
~ured that to be under his treatment is equiva
lent to a radical cure. Unlike the many QUASI Doc
tors, who food the country with their pretentious
cards, DR.. CzapKay is gentleman of medical and
scientific attanments possessing all the requisites,
experience and sKill) for the satisfactory and
cessfu practice of his profession We take pleasure
in thus publicly commenting him sKillful pbysi-
ean with view to prevent those unfortunate enough
to need medical treatment from falling Tito the perni-
eous custody OF the army of empires Astounding in
Calfornia-feeling assured that in his hands safe
and speedy viii be effected. 17-3m
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
.lGOraffnamce, NO. VIZ.

- An UralRapce in relation to Sidewalks.
The Boff$-sf Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley
No o person nS 81 PARSONS shall in way obstruct
cucumber any Sidewalk in any street within the Town
of Grass Va1feya
And each and every person found guilty of viola
ton of this Ordinance, after one days notice having
been given by, tho Marshal on examination before
Justice of the Peace, shah be fined in sum not ex.
ceeding Fifteen Dollars and costs In default of pay
ment, ExecutioSh AL be issued for the same Provi-
ded that nothing in this Ordinance shall be construed
to nteffcrB 9Th any person or persons obstruct
ing the Sidewalks ie building or improving the hous-
of the Town, %Ssre the building or Improvement
frSsSt- be delfyed forSan unreasonable 7period Of
time.
adopted, MaFesSfs26, 1855.
FrTIa4r {, 1TrrTT,IsY. r.r, ~
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
GRASS VALLEY
&NNMATNAS ST0NEa
O. JOHNSON,

Opposite Denzer's Bakery, Main street,J
Would respectfully inform the citizens of Grass Val
ley that heis again prepared to supply them with
Furniture of the --latest FsssacrUs.
Beds, Bedsteads, Mattresses Bureaus Sofas Lounges
And in general eserything connected with the
Furniture and Upholstery Business.
He begs to return thanks fer the liberal patronage
before the fire, and hopes edeserye its continuance
His Stock is entirely new and he defes colnpeti.
tion, either in Quality Workmanship or Prices,
n B. All kinds of Cabinet WORK made or repaired
to order a.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
= zENAs WHEELER. President.
Oriinance. Nn.AH.

An Ordinance in.FeAson to the disturbance of the
3SPeace
The Board of Trustees Of the Town Of Grass Valley
do Ordain as follows1iHr
SECTION Amy person or persons who shall have
committed any breach of the Peace, or any other
Act mentioned inSSttion st of Ordinante No 2 shall
upon complaint being made before Justice Of the
Peace by any persen6r citizen be proceeded against
in the same manner as if arrested by the Marshal
Watchman while c6Rmitting the same That any
Justice of the PeaeeSso.e whom any complaint shall
be made shall have po9sS to issue warrant III all
cases where the Mars6aESshas power to execute an
arrest prescribed in Sec fst of Ordinances No. 3
SEcrIoN Amy 1peESgp' other than the Marshal or
Watehman who shall make complaint, as prescrib-
ed in Section1s of this Ordinance wtloet the con
sent of the Corporation Attorney, if upon examina-
ton the charges should not be sustained the person
prosecuting preering charges shall be liable for
the cost of such INVESTIGATION or trial.
Adopted, March 26, Es55
4ZESAS WHEELER, President.
Attest-R. SHOEMAKER, Clerk
RLANKs-Day Books, ( Ledgers, Cash, Invoice
ID Journal Bar beokse SFEcrap Books, Shipping Re
cefpts; Time Books andS Spocket Meniorandans and
Pass Books without nrnSAer. -
st the G. 7 E5oK and E-,sic F,nptrl-fa
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
FNSTRUC CTEON
UPON THE GUITAR.

HAVING recently arrived from New YORK through
III the of many persons am induced to
give lessons upon the Guitar to all who NAV desire
them Ladies wishing Instruction in this refined ac-
eompliGh1neut will be waited upon at their own resi-
snres and musical class for gentlemen will be form
ed at nav house in Mill Street, opposite to Mr. Vince
er's residence. Ter4as moderate ,,,
astf EUGENE VANSANTVOORD.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
OrdInai1ce. No. xxx

Concerning Dance Houses
The Board OF Trustees of the Town Grass Valley,
do Ordain >asS Sellows
Section Ia 1bk persrn or persons opening or keep
ing any public Dance House, within the incorporate
limits of theTSSR Of Grass Valley, shall first apply
to the marshal and obtain License for the same which
License shall be Thirty Dollars per month in advance
or Three Dollars in advance foreach night or da such
Dance HousSmey be opened for dancing purposes,
Sundays excepted in ali cases.)
nance poison or persons shall use any house With
in the Corporate limits of Grass Valley, as public
Dance House Without first having obtained License,
the penalty of fine of not less than Fifty Dollars,
and costs of Sit noE more than One Hundred Dollars
on convictionbefore magistrate or shall be irpriss
nor over Thirtyrhd the property thus occupied asa
Dance Hause and She owner thereof shall be held
sponsible for and be made to pay the fine and cost
so imposed. ~
Approvcd,N E. A. T0MPKINs, President
Attest-sNSGc . Richardson, Clerk.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
New Daguerrean Rooms.

DIR. R. sPAVE, having purchased the Da-
guerrean Establishment of Mr.. Dornin has fitted nu
suite of rooms with
81 "A LARGE SKY-LIGHTA.
and all the modern improvements at the corner of
Main nse4ud School Streets where he is prepared to
practice the professinn of . DAGUERREOTYPIST in
conHsetl leaS " thsthat of . DENTIST
sa safisfsstion.s et'e
50 Thea degsigned takes pleasure in recommend.
ing wto bis friends aad former patrons, as a
and believes that his work will es
tablish for, him good reputation.
Iee1o -. esst% GEO. D. DORNIN.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11

rs Don't go to Loutzenheiser's if your
object is to buy damaged or inferior goods,
he is not in that line.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11

BOYS. if you want to please the girls you
left behibd you," go to-Loutzenheiser's and
buy one of his magnificent Valentines, before
the best ones are selected out
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform ms
friends and past customers 0h2t ne tlas thS oay
4ransfered to Mcssrs Kendall &Spencer ct the Grass
valley Book Music Emporium" all his interest IN IN
his Newspaper Depot and Agency and the good WIZ
and buisaess of the same Thanking the public for
the Liberal patronage which they have hitherto pc
slowed upon hiR, he would solicit c0nnRuS9T u
7he same to his successors A. h1Aho"fofA- l..
Crass valley Feb. Is 1886. ~
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11

ECoNoMY.-You can save money by buying
your paper by the half ream at Loutzen-
heiser's.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11

BRIGHT AND SHINING LIGHTS" can only b.
had by buying Camphene at Loutzenheiser'
he warrants all he sells.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
Social Notice,


MRS. VIZ. W. WOOD, II. D.,
Would respectfully inform her friends and the pub
tic that she has established herself in Grass Valley
for practice of her profession. Obstetrics, and
the diseases of children have been her particular
study. Mrs. ". has in her possession rceommenda-
lions from the first physicians in Boston
Sc Residsnce-0R the Slide, opposite Skihman' 5
store 24-tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD,

sfIS Ss.Sa -
esssa EssEs F-g55Es@Ez7sssSsll
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, TIE Sd inst the Cars for
the transportation of Passengers will run regular
ly over the Sacramento Valley Railroad between Sac
ramento and Folsom, as follows:
Leaving their depot intersection of Sd and SITS,
every day (Sundays eHcepted) at A. N. and P. NJ
On Sundays, at. 9 A n. and P. II
Returning. leave Folsom
Every day (Sudanys excepted) atll A. M and 4P. NJ
On Sundays, ,at...............11A II A. NJ and Az p NJ
Stopping at Brighton, Pattersons Sixteen and Eirh
teen Mile House and Alder Creek Stations
Fare between Sacramento and Folsom So
Freight viii be received heretofore at foot of r
street.
Rate of Freight, So per ton, from Sacramento to
Folsom Return freight at gaeatly reduced ra tes, as
per contract
As station houses not yet completed all freight
and baggage must be at the risk of the owners if left
at any station over night.
p. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
Supt Office, Feb 1st, 1856. 2Olm
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
I, O O. F.

Grass Valley Lodge, NO. IA.
INSTITUTED 2sth July, 1853, meets every THURS
DAY night, at TEMPERANCE HALL, on Church St. .
Brothers in good standing ara cordially invited to
attend. G rosurAy n
P. W. ROBERTS, r. s.
Jan. 20, 1856.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11

rs Buy yopr Pocket Knives and Razors
at Loutzenneiser's then you will be sure to
have the very best quality.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11

MUsIcAL.-If yeu love to be ''moved by
the harmony of sweet sounds" buy some
of Loutzenheiser's genuine Italian violin
strings.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
GOLD DUST.
Notice his Hereby Given

FHAT by vote of the Board of Trustees the present
NIGHT WATCH of the Village of Grass valley will be
5ens watch resumed, on and after that date As per
Ordinance No. 2s.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
Great Reduction of Fare
-~~~-o@@o-~~~-~~O~.-
CALIFORNIA STAGE CO.

ON and after Monday June IA, tn CALIFORNIA
" STAGE CO. coaches will leave the Companies Of
fee, Grass Valley arriving in Sacran ento in
to meet the San Francisco boats,
Fare only .................... -. $50, co.
FOR MARYSVILLE.
Stage leaves every morning at c pck, for Marys-
vile, via Empire Ranch and Long Ban
Fare to Marysville .....!..........t IS 90
FOR AUBURN AND SACRAMENTO.
Ferst Siege leaves at O'Clock a. NJ. running
through to Sacramento, and arriving in good
time for the boats, same day. Fare. .... $50
4. ERoM GRASS VALLEY-DlRECT
A1 On and after the 1st of Decem Der, line will
be run expressly for the accomodaid of Grass Val
ley Passengers The coaches of this line will leave
the CompanYs Office, in Grass ValleT, at O'Clock,
A. NJ. and arrive in Sacramento in seal for the San
Francisco Boats Fare ........... ......... Sc, 90
W. Fl. BENTON, Agent.
Grass Valley, Jan. 1855. 30 If
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11

GooD GOLD PENS at reasonable price, can
only be had at Loutzenheiser's.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11

LOUTzENHEIsER has the best assortment of
Paints, Oils, Gold Leaf Brushes; &c, in the
mountains.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11

~ Don't rum your constitution by using
bad tobacco, when you can get such very
choice article at Loutzenheiser's.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
Hydraulic Hose }.

Camphenc!
7 OUFZENHElSER WILL sell Camphehe as cheap as
IL the cheapest and warrant it fresh and good.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11

GB~If you want to ''drive dull care away
60 and buy some of Loutzenheiser' superior
Havana cigars.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11

Grass Seeds.
r OUTZENHEISER hiss just received d lot of Clover,
IL Timothy and Blue Grass seeds.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11

LoUTzENHEIsER keeps constantly on han(
all kinds and sizes of glass.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11

CUTLERY! CUTLERY do YOU WANT FINE PEN
" KNIFE?-with one or six blades.
Call on the 6. v. Rock and Mustc Emporium.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
Ordinance. No. Nv

AtteSt-R. sHoEMAKER. CLERK. '1''''' NJ
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11

Alta California Telegraph Company.
TNHE Line is 1ow in correction with all the princ
l. pal Cities and Towns IN the state.
So OFF1CE-Next door to the Post Office, at the
CIV. BOOK AND Music EMPORIUM, Main Street
VIM. K. SPENCER, AGENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20
DIED.

GS-On Wednesday evening" Dec. H. after short illness,
NJ Nstbea Bangs, jr.. aged ~ years, r.
d epd Of his father the Rev Dr. Bangs and oil
In broiheIs Lemuei, Elijah K and Francis N Bangs are
hrted 70 attend funeral service: at bis late residence
ne body will be inferred at Greenwood Cemetery.
1uyILLO ANGEL Nsrciso son of Manuel Crujillo and
a.frrms will take place this day IL O'Clock from the
rd,Iee OF tho parents No. 25 Ninth street The frends
respectfully requested to meet without further noee
|dARKE-At Jscksonviie. ILL.,, on SATURDAY Deei 10 "
Cake ESQ. Of Brooklyn, Long Island 60. o..,
" iemaps were deposited III the tsuiiy vault ~ S
Cemetery Long Island
Ih HFNA-At the Everett House on Thursdsy, Dec
r short and Illness fsps daughter OF the sse
hp r. GDcis. and beloved wife OF Feis ae mehA Aseo
"a Mas Of requiem will be celebrated at St. stephens
ctuich Twenty eighth street, on saturday, tne 81.
William Lambert r are respectfully invited TO attent
Her remains will DO inferred In the Cemetery s'aSnea S
!rnek's Cathedral. -
Nm N,ris L. Lent wife Of the Rev Coreelins Earle.
will be brought TO this city Tor intermen OF WHICH
fuIaer notice will be given on Mopdy. -
6RrfIN-At Bempstesd on Thursday. Dec H. anna Lila
wife Augustus r. Grn and daughter Of the late stephen
hewlett, aged IS years ard days. ....u-L-,..a
Stsnd her funeral on Sunday Dec. Il, st 2ococh p IN
HAYDEE-In G,ines N. Y, Saturday, Dec - OF aoPy
the brsiu Maria TeDny lfant daughter OF T. r. ana
Hayden, ssod year and months
MLLY-On Thursday Dec. Is Elizabeth heiy' WHO VI '
Kelly In the SOth year OF her age ~ ,,.a . ,..r5 ba,
snds Of the f.ay respectfully invited to attend .ei
hlesal from her late residei &c, No. lSo Ah'honJ
0eeck p. IN. precisely, on Saturday
iLARsAII-Ou "Wednesday evening, Dec II, Geo. henry
foI lsed IL years. son Of rhos W. aud Mary L. essse
ssoS ~. 5aas,. tbi. d.y. xOk al u O'clock from the
rs'dssee Of bis parents, No. 10 La fsye'te place
ioRREy-On Friday mornins Dec - OF scGiet lever A'
lo1ss youngest child OF Samuel W. sno S~'aiNS N''
-t,e Yeas and 10 months A., e,n.,., on
keLds Of the family invited to titena 'nv IT,
s,uidsy afternoon at 8 O'cloch from No % west AH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20

Tie Goth of December has been appointed oy INC
stock Board as the day for electng officers Or Oh!
vacancies then exciting. A President and TWO ''''
Presidents are TO be chosen.
The business of the Clearing House was oVV'
In the Money market there is no marked change
from Yesterday. What change there is is against the
borrower We fsd, however, considerable Irregular
ty in the market come quarters exhibiting greater
ease while in Others there il more sTngency In the
discount market good paper goes without difficulty at
sIalo cent which is ga p cent lowerthsn the rates
a, this time Last year. The market on cal, however.
was easier at this time last December tba An nov. we
hear of only small engagements ofsod for the steamer
Atlantic tomorrow. The shipmsas vii not be Over
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20

r-sS~-,, ..,ss o &c ihs =, &C. eAAh saA 20 bslA f5.e
tr,s.,eot. ksv- tsn.prd ID. p.r,eus are irp, Sc
pre-ent: Of nedisu and sae qualities farther
IT. 70 IN t:.r resuess sale. 81 90 bSs w,ina s,oa
% u. bb Pitch Inactive 81 81 eel IS fof sosi leEn
sklssIsc,h Goat add Deer r.ther qai- for the no
rent but pe. e..en.y ne sEns We ks'e onlJ 70 tote
sles q 90 CbASres Deer - Sc sadT FOds 10 &c
sHoT-p.ep .aa Bach ~. g.l.: b. .e.1y ST. r the
ToBACCo-LeG Is med.ra;sy active /. su prces; .a.. Of
md d. kssa .nceu a , IS sa:. i . a
&c 81 bjl. lara IS 10 Manila AID 70 Do AmbeuA for
fRos-k better inquiry has pr,vled fos Scotch Pa. partly
sv- and further s.es to-day Of 500 he
epmnon Bar. are dull Of sale sssa as ,ui r-aned DO
s7af8 Hop Iron Of ordinary Us srO
assS fr ,fss. Boiler P.,e. Command ). sSs bat
the demand limited Russia Sheet rather que. u, lite.
TfN-Ps 1. quiet but .te.dy 4. Sc. cash pr B,1c. AMI
SIC for s Ps. aT are % .So. ss pIs az, sa'Ist
/ C. Cole Tin q % Cote reIne at az 2sess 81; and
ssacs s.n1 bo1e. pe. within the rns "
LEATHER-The weeks business mas been large and poces
.ses Scss les over n. receipts OF IS 500 dss TIE .nsr
tons have largely for the East The r the
week is ~ follows Co.,
100
s.les................-....... ...... 15loo 1000
siSSs sSe.,ipr and yellow Me-. ar. ,..sy and
in f.r dem,nd ss3ic for the former saa Sc for the at
sr moe IusO' CePper 10 f.irly setve sic mos Old
shex.bi rr
PIsHTbe market for AL kinds extremely lsngud aud the
r.n..r,iops are confined to obbns lots from bat
vsl. beins very prices retain their previous iImn@s Dry
Co5 NAV be quoted SIS 25dsA assortment Mackere
are IN .cy. but are 80 IS $40 for medium No /; SO
q, NJ ard So s0d Sc rs for No. s. Picked Herring
rnoSe1r reoues; i 81 9d - IS for HALIFAX. Smoked Her
-irr ,re ami Al Sc. for scaled and 2Sc. for No /.
inns continue sctiye and prices gradually advancing
sales Of 600 Rio G.nde. 70 sye a. Soc mos $3.50 Bar
800 =, 9s< they 2Oto Orouoco, supposed 2c
~ we heye further sales have been made Bot
best Known TO the brokr profound silence pre.eryei
rsc,;r, ,beu Porto Csb,lo, second hands 81 c
no. 7t2 Enhojo He lees cent; $50 Buean. Ayres
from second hands SOLE mos 500 Southern 2)d Oc
cash. 49,, oos - "A
Mace on private coo mat. Cassie at Be- now held at
az birh IL 2r advance Also SO bags Pepper al l2c.
FRTIJ s-R.isins quiet 200 bbs Zaoe Currans sold at
pc And IT'S bb. arrive from Trieste" privse term. sale,
-. - a M. Hav.p. IS SO 2etO bbs Western
Anil. vbch are dull IS 7sd 10 eco sNaos Cocosnus
-, a. 81 oo Ina State Apples at sc.; 500 lbs Southern
49, s,.e, =, s. lbs Southern Peaches At ls dls aud
LOCO unpe.led DO. 81 SIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20

COfFEE-Tbe market generally is dull Tue increased
depressing the feeling and checking the w. s, the sales
are aH pse 'sf @as
fined are quiet I2a2 for crushed Sales OF 50 hhds ia
NOLAsSESb steady with sale, Of 10 bbs crop New
Oresn. arrive per Gsens SO and few bids sour Cuba
qa :s.d The receipts tS the ~ess .s s SO
e d s G 's Tor o anS .tSst prime
TEAS aye Inn and very little j doing at the moment Tue
demsnd fot POi quite .!e and the
ske sales Of 100 bbls At IL Gig ~ Tor Oh saa
sl1 81 or new pine. Beef, in good ana
s sa s tss Si9,' PRIME nis ss ss $
for old reTsoled Mess and ga toa :t75 for new seS
SOS Beef fair request ..s, Of 1S Se s
se.e. s c RaaS y oa ribbed ' %idde sP
he for do Western bppse's to srys nei' m's sSaus.
s MS's: Fs' si Hsn: pss
sale. SEQ Dbl. and cs se Dressed Hog. are ,n1
Sho az nc for STATE Cheese ..abe Eggs
'i HoPsTSe m aSi i quiet sale. Of 2, bale.
to s EhGg 9 Sa , are co@aon and
sriS r0I NE in fair demand
sale, Of OO b1s 25c We crote the range Of city brands
15a s8c In other kinds ehsGse 10 noticeable -, d.,
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbe demand for western AZ rl1ui
/. iI snd the market with rueh hrmnes the nodrr
se syas ard the prospect II the close OF southern ana
q GOOD s. IsaI g sns
ai T.. a. Choice 10 ea Sn ohS 81 s s
cs s s with much mne the dem.nd fir sale. of 90
btl, sc fod sc Is for superhne and sIdI 70 oI
brands Southern Flour quite firm and In fair me
mixed good srrerfne and 81 yea 81 Tor fancy ana e.
s' &c Rye s5 s%s Com a9 1s
Jer., AZ 25d IS 57l, a7d RI ndywne al % 10 DUCK
whe.I Flour j. in deu.Aad al s2 asa 81 50 p 100 D
GghIN-The whest mail better. the dsmsud !, s1od
r, ssGsI F.st; tS coc ,'' s choice Write S.sa
81 90 ..oIe complete ;.to snd ioo 0Ss els OK %
Spring at slt7 Bye Is llet but MN a. &c ga -,
,,.a snd good request j. &c for state ana 'Sa ~ ~
wes,r S,f !. whOo, are rm and waited the
,ses are 81 90 bushels a. 70d72c Tor "esteTh "a
"a, price in .nrr &c for southern yellow 20 lot oa
Do snd 76c do white Southern b.1eksyvS h, r..
ars frrn; sale. Of so bushels At ~ CO.
Ous-An active demandIss prevailed for Eussn Laseei
contrary 10 the expectations ottIe HaI. , "a XIV. %
- 60 e.,not ,s, although u said 10 BE- on account Of
rronnent barking concern bat believed 70 9e 10 ~ ~,
trade. The trsns.etions todsy ineiuae sr ,,s NJ
y,rbef and Dec shipments ana IpVvo 70 800 =, 80, ~
and Auerican st ~ eSc. market closing Duos
mo,t II not q the latter sAts srs - g. ou o yhr,,x
,huert, American Is better and 10 tsir sae m
ssoI a; Sc. Crude Whale and Sperm eSntnus 800
bljye "a sesdy and in fair request Ned w Hi1
sale, e 2Oo gallon. prize Western Al 'Ve mos
couIr ards SOC, cssh sco
HAl-1he market is better, win hfh' Hi''"' 'a'' " wv
Ts1OW-HoIders s,e, firm; the demand good; sales OF
SIJ TsS ma,Ee quite for Clover; the 'gp9y
uerate; sales OF % bag At ~ InS,sy a. not
n"nifsi A. as asass 81 Z bush Rouss sl.a'eed Is n''
TSa market 10 frmer for Pots saes OF - Do
~ s2ias 81. Pearls are STEADY ~ -
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