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1-Ovsrture-Orchestrs.
2-Prayer-Chaplain, Rev. Bro. J. D. Hammond
3IOpening Ode-Sung by the whole order.
Oration-Bro- 2. Ii. Clayton.
5-Music-Orchestra.
6-Poem-Bre. X. Ii. Taylor.
T-Closing Ode-Sung by the whole Order.
Observation-Disclosures Bro. J. D Hammond
9-March-Rand.
The Procession will reform on Carson street,
facing south, and march down Carson street to
King street through King street to the Hall Of the
Order.
ADOLPHUS Waltz,
Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
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Line Of M arch.

From King street to Carson street; through Car
street to Second street; through Second 20
Plaza street; through Plaza to Musser street;
through Musser to Carson street through Carson
to Robinson street through Robinson TO Mime
sofa street; through Minnesota to King street !;
through King to Nevada street; through Nevada
to SIKH street; through sixth to Carson street !;
through Carson to the Theatre.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-22

YsassR. the Mississippi murderer,
has bees aduittsd 10 bail in the SON Of
SIS, 900.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-22

| To conclude with
Ia CIR A n D B A L L j.,
IN THE & EVENING,
Which is to be given by ami for
II TX II h u NJ TT
Carson Rebekah Degree Lodge,
At the New Theatre Hall.
Invitation Committee
FOR VIRGINIA CITY:
Sisters II. p. Bennett, }. W. Wilson. and Bro.
&c. Smith.
vcR GOLD HILb:
Sisters Meyers, M. Began and Lowrey.
FOE SILVER CITY:
Bros. J. G. Leayitt and W. H. Potting.
FOE GENOA.
Sisters 8. A. Kinsey, Il. G. Dean and r. Lyon.
FOR EMPIRE:
Sister L. s. GreenloW and BIO. J. klchey.
FOR DAYTON:
Bros. l. L. Crockett and A. Atchison.
FOR wAsHoE
Bros. D. b. Boyd and L. Hess.
FOB RENO:
Bros. II. C. Lake and Sparger.
FOE CARSON CITY:
Sisters C. Rossar. M. H. Waters, II. Stewart,
and Bros. J. Rosser, J. w. Waters and NJ. Y.
Stewart.
Floor Directors
G. b. Maish.
Floor MaAaGerss
J. G. Smith, Virginia. Vim. Patterson, Carson
Gus. Ash. 80 d. g. Kitzmsyer, "
A. Putnam, Gold Hill. A. Waltz, d"
Reeept1on Committee
Elsters A. 10y, 4 Waits and ]. Dow, and Bros.
George Tuhy, G.. L. 0ibson and II. B. Dow.
Tickets, Gnclsding supper) $500.
MOI IRAKaEERA1Gx.
AnA nons b0a 0snbers II The 0rller
admitted. taeaes9l /
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All Brothers, in good standing, are invited to
participate. The Brotherhood will assemble at
Odd Fellows Hail. in Carson City, in full Regalia
at 10 O'Clock A. The line will form precisely at
IL O'Clock A.. 4. On King street.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-22

IT is reported ~ probable that the
President will veto the Georgia Bill.
We doubt it.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-22

lass lnnIesAsTs sre arsiv,nx in New
York in osPreeedssssd sumbers.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-22

| -
IL. q. q. T.
FIFTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY
OF $50, $50 THE
Order in the United States.
GRAND PROCESSION
LODGES AND ENCAMPMENTS
OF NEVADA.
AT CAR SON CIT Y,
April 26, 1870.
Programme OF Procession.
Brass Band
Grand Marshal Of the Day, J. C. Smith.
Adm Chief, q. IL. Maish.
John Rosser, d. G. Kitzmeyer,
William Mooney, W. l. Cummings
A. L. Edwards.
American Flag. (our Flag American Flag.
LODGES
Genoa Lodge. No Is,
Truckee Lodge, No. IA,
Parker Lodg, No. Ii,
Olive Branch Lodge, No. l.,
Alpha Lodge No IL,
Virginia Lodge. No. 10,
Austin Lodge, NJ. 9,
Washoe Lodge, No. S,
Nevada Lode, No. !,
Esmeralia Lodge. No. G.
Dayton Lodg-, No 5,
Carson Lodge, No. 4,
Mount Davidson Lodge, No. 3,
Silver City Lodge, No. 2,
Wildey Lodge, No. l.
Markleeville Lodge, No. -, Cal.
American Flag. (Binner) Our Flag.
rScAMraENTs.
Piute Encampment. No. ),
Carson Encampmeut, No. 2.
Pioneer Encampmeht No. L.
Members Of the Grand Lodge.
Chaplain, Rev j. c. Hammond,
Poet, Il. IL Taylor,
Orator, L. Ii. clayton,
President OF the Day, d. Q Adkison.
Daughters of Rebekah.
Elective Officers Of the Grand Lodge.
Past Grand Officers.
irand Marshal-Purple Scarf. Yellow Trimming. |
Adm Chief-blue Scarf White Trimming.
Aids-Scarlet Searf-.
Lodge Marshals-ScaIlrt Scarfj.
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Reoeption Committee

Higtsrs 4. Joy. A. Waits and J. Dow. and Bros.
George TuAy, G.. L. 0ibs0o and II. b. Dow.
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!, Qncluding supper) ~
MOE TRAHagERA1aI..
, 1870-01-18

CATHOLIC VIEW OF TuE ECuO0L QUESTION
OF tae public teaoo1 question % ss ststed Seiors
large audierce n the hall OF Cooper Institute,
Last evening, By ReT. 1honas J. Preston, pastor
o!st Anna Church. Many Pro1estauu we're
Preston ch.ms that the Catholic religion requires
6ectartan schools for the young Of Ihe Church.
and While Catholics do not desire TO interfere
With the Protestant common school system, they
ak IN eloWance from the school fund propor-
uoEed 70 the plumber Of children they educate, for
AGRA0N CEREMONIES IN HxooE1YK.
1uterestl.g ceremonies ,ooE place yesterday in
ron S Edin6aiRa va inssalied viii nogel ind ap
propriAte servloe&. The aalnts, to the rumbet Of
l4o, indulged In sacred singing ard a few prayers,
sna to ss@ons om tafs s Ls6s
nounced, and doxoloW closed the proceedings.
ANOTHER NTARl.4HD CASE.
Rulsip. who Haa shot ii Bleeckef street satur-
fsy ns n u; u dsTsone6
Earh, arrived a his bedade . watch, ye1reEday.
She Unlisted On h'a psfry3pg pezgdnEI ne1'
Hor- Samuel snellanargeI, United States Minis
ter KesiocLt u Portugal and family; bishop Cox.
stean1nip Cubs, which arrived here on saturday.
Captain MeDougall, Is commissioned By his gov
efnmsat 70 examine the navy And nayJ yatds Of
the United StateA. ...
r11Asrn WITH 1nK FEw IOWA EENG7oas.
Albany, hat The results Of the Iowa Senstof!al
election are welcomed there By political fr1ends
1 ,as ?; Tep s
term a successor 70 NJ. Crimes.
4 k4nAoAD a coh1KovEnsr.
ton TO the change nade hJ the courts in The cou-
trol Of the Atlantic d Great Western Railroad
co. 11 .es reagn e that 5g1s TO
Ccmp1py pAASeQ from Lac control Of General
, 1870-01-18

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Fires,

JottTf. H., Jan. l7.-Ihis morning 4 n,s h,ota
ost, IN tho northeEn pats Of tho town. ia II frsms
dwelling ho1se. burned on pazt OF the Fooy, 1nd
This afte1nood a1othef rre broke o1r an ths
iG!tnd, between the IiTtr tnd cana1 uesr jetfrr.
son street. The hou1e, which belonged to = dser
named Roses, Wa nearly burned down, Eetri1
all the household goods KeIo s1vcd. The p7upeft1
wss insured tn The BfAte Insurance Company, t1
Chicago, to the amount Of $500. -
1HpllxArolls, Jan. 17.--The fire which broke
out IN Morr1son1 tper1 Han about O'Clock u
still f4gpR, MazItsoo's euttro block Of ool1dlsRH
block adjosnlrE will also be burned. A1nerr Tai
bot ca, wholesale gEocers; Fa.ersoo, Aoofs
Talbot, Wholesale druggists: J.. Y. Copel1ud
WHOLESALE cIoctery atorfk, sYe euttrelT Destroyed
AURORA, Ill, jan. 17.-Afred Stan o., living
half WAY betu this place and fapeFsle, had
t.c ta1rs struck BY lightning and burned LAST
piQht
, 1870-01-18
FQ2TY-FIRST CONGRESS.
SENATE.
" 4ryTHcrnv T~r =

~
PETITIONS, ETC. +
The PlRs1nES laid pttore tbs Senate tbs
Of tne Repun1,c Of tre Drnastne1t Of NewYort,
for the modification Ut the revenue Laws IN iagof
OF married and dlsAcled so:dlers.
Mr. COSELfSG offered resolution from the
Grand AImI OF the kePabhc, calling attention to
The onefoustax on dsaoleu eoldlets W1o earn thar
1or aoolthiDg lie ftank,ng privilege, Petitions
upon The lslter SUBJECT we're 4lao offered By
Mcssrs. romeroE, vlckess aud Scott
soldiers q ne st 81 H. 4 ana e
years Of age, for pensions during the balance Of
Meassa. WILEY and scHURZ presented peu.
tons for tne reuosal OF political disao1litiea
nj. nuERMANt in prtsentlog petition for the
tnese petitions we're almost always hesded win
the names Of PoB1uasieTs, and appeared to naSo
lie mas p Should M pos % be iosaea down ~ nth tnsss
papefs, III ouRh earnestly desrpus tor the euccess
OF the HofeMent
ARMY BILL
Nj. WILSON Called np the bill prohibiting re-
tifcd cnceTa being assigned to duty, &hlch1xould
entile them to full pay. The blu Was passed by
the aonao At The last session. Il was passed.
-ELIcAAru n11I-
sunsose ID for shs 81 b'Il relss
irg e nr,,s ,te3eg1spn,e communieas,on oetxeen
tho Government Of The Uni.ed states enjoJtng the
sans pIaxiIeses M 1s otest iote'gn eoanMes: snaA
tvei1e Tor the ,.nnxssInn IT rna.ssa. ~ Is S'1,! n;
own operator. such MESSAGES % ts1e precedence
~ - e.tsn1.ned nv tht pnsfms..sr a ZEE ~
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master General. and upon sncn terms ~ ha nay
determine 4 apy so:n % eono!nIson o. ;ss IA ~, ben
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NJ, MORTON asla "a he , fels constrained m to vote
1at me AamnsGo ~ ,. rcn ,,.1 ~ ~" 1.o r. teAaons:
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groat apprehension q what should b. she result y
ot hes admiration 81 thn ,,t ume; .,,.!t
u the people Of Geosgts apd Tennes1es bare IN
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, 1870-01-18
Death Of the Mother OF Madame
FAfepU-koRa.


Fnrepn-tkoRa4
From the BOSTON Journal jan, ID
The sad rewg FEE received By Madauue Pafepa4
Rota aAs evening or the death OF htr mother,
which occuI1et Yesterday In London. The lnteiII.
feoee Ea4 nEst Eece,ved b. Mfz- seguln, OF New
1oEEt o3 neans OF the cable telegraph, dod Ut
once transmitted 10 Mn1iare Pafeps-Ipsa, reaen.
inR here nhout half past O'Clock Tue deceaIed
was member Of the celebrated SeRutu fauiiY-a
altter Df Edmund Se9utn, the fanooa baritone, 20
vel remembered o5 old opera-goers-and heesalf
singer OF high Eepute, Her career WAS coutem-
pos1neous with her brothers., aud abe ap-
peated in opera Id ITALY and In
many other Parts OF tho Continent
She married Count Pa1epa, Wsl-
iacnen nob!emap, and WAS knpTn best by that
rsme- sae haA been an tngaud for some years
We believe, but her deAth was entirely unlocked
!ors ard lEdeed Eer daughter reca!yed letter
from her but week or two ago statirx that she
have died E!thsn few months, one OF them
quite recently. Edmund Segu,n died ID New Yofk.
December II, 1s522, md hts widow {aopve Refereed
Toy sul letides IN that city. She sang ID opern
Win her ouBoand. aud WIS Mlss Childe before her
Ma1rtsgt. Mr. Seguin, one OF the h4rttones All
tEe pa.Rosa Opera Troupe, and M..W. .segq.p.
one Of the tteseurers OF the company, are ions Of
Edmund seRuip, and consequently cousins Of
AadaEe rarepa-R -Rosa-
Madame Rosa vas thrown into the deepest
erlei 65 the announcement Of her notaef's do.
cease, ana change OF opera was, Of course made
necetsary lat eVen,rg, 1.-THE bohemian Gtrl y
cordial AID heartfelt sympathy Of her mauY
muQttY.
, 1870-01-18

Celebration OF the Opening OF An.
other Through Ekoutc to Omaha.

~A444x&E+4
RIVERSIDE, III, Jan. 1.-THE 10 O'Clock express
t1a,n oo The chicago. Burlington / Quincy A1il.
Iesa officials, c,t,ze1s. and journalists en- rou,s
for Burlington and Onnns, ria the Ee Burlington
/ Missouri River Railroad. The purpose Of
the excur<iontsts Is TO make q tour OF
inspection oyer this new route to puanR,
The opening Of th1 road IS = Een Important
eEent In railroad htstofJ, a. II completes auotaer
LICK between the Missouri and the Niagara MVey1,
and insususates trunk line Of four great rall-
u1d., now y15sually contoucAtea and Controlled
ey OPS interest The nsmes q tns invited guesta
are ~ foioNs: q. C. Wentworth, General PaHeu-
ger Agent Michigan Central: E. Mo1se, General
passenger Agent M!cntg2n Southern; n. steIens,
PIt1kborgn, Cincinnati i ST. Louis Railroad; c. e.
Hudson, Assatans superintendent csicago, Bur
itnston QutncJ R1litosd; Geo. ~ Gr1y, General
A9ens Fu!Tans F4!aoe g! Company; E +
i q. r. R.; Samuel Howell, General Passenger
Agent Of the c, y 4. @ B. 3: J. b Whitman,
General Agent Of The Grand Trunk Railroad; u.
|: Hggtqg.. general Purchasing Agea; Of the e.
4: Messrk Nathan Mean, Lyman Bridges, q. c.
Baker, Il. PIAtss ard General J. y. Co1te, Of CHI
csEo, and Representatives Of ~ the principal CHI
eaGo papet1 Pullman. dining car Cosmopoll.
tsn =" and aleeptug car " "GA31oHe1," GAIT tho
party.
, 1870-01-18

Tragedy At EIkh0Fe-A Deliberate
Murder Committed by 4 Jealous
HuAhNnds
At tnls place this mofnirE. An enplo5a IN the
railroad rolling mill, BY the pame ct Edward Rus
sen, entered tho odice OF the railroad blacksmith
shop, shout 10 o'clock, 4Qd shot through tho head
fhe foreman, n. 4. HIn,atua. The Unfortunate
Ean lived only twenty minutes sfter tho occur
ret cc. RuAseh proceeded uptown Immediately
afier the tfnxedy and delivered himself up 70 me
MArAnal. Tpe cau1e ot THIS terrible ans.r Ii saM
to have been Illicit intercourse between the nc
TN and TIT prifouer > wife. The Coroner IL ho.d-
Ing an trQue1t On the body this afternoon.
, 1870-01-18
HOUSE OF REpREsRNrAT1rRa

nf11s 1sTkopucxp.
nopder sas e FIJI faos,g .sss t,oaaoed aaa
q NE tolna2e ~ On American vessels For tns
se}outomens q Copgreaa On the second Tuesday
~ Apsa, Io Pay ono .Jeart sslary
Otto tho nnsotd Ian6s Of the Vlsfinta Tiutsf1
e Me; 2oa o ts ;as fes1e g q sSs
in 1eoerson Guy; granting lsnds to Wtsco assn
Tor bfesesascr, n.roor,- and nip
Bay: to courect Green B4Y win tare
Michigan; p 1Doa.sh tho frankln9 privilege from
sstsr ~ @ ~ 1s ana M sas Pot.
ol te,e25sRh @a,l roates and % ess4ollan po.tM
te.eazapn IN connection With the Post onlce De-
r. Tne <snn,tyuc,,o, ,cro,,, o,o,+ :, .x,...,-
az! 5eaf r ,9e9 II relation to inland pan.
gisRsra = 9a s,ises
toiy 10 certain bills now before tns Connt:tes
Tn Comnerce.
The House 1sfusea@ss ras1n e ss:o second til,
ptev,ona question on q resolution providing for
ne denve1{ Of a. saoIess u its 6sll On rne pri.
oIe9 %sE 0et onf'ae Inc present week' and 1t went
o'es' p,eo, ,rr,,v.
Reso!attops were adontas stttcc for ,,,o,,r,.
t.on q VARIOUS .aolecr ioelaa:ag ihs ioio % .iaa:
formaon ~ ~ II fse .ca,.,, o. Ire ior y.
Ia fhe fTnited sts,e. coE2t 1an,a y, "a a2olton
uo9 teessd At ~ tdpoafapoas; nn; aeeanDg that strict
ihst thete ,hnn,d punde r. ee9uon5 required
lie sa,attea 6r emnnmen's qn u 70 or inSfsase a II
q ne government; tnastncttnR the Committee
On App,opr1auons 70 I qare Into the e1pealeocJ
i1n5ovemeni aan i of ne ha5eos Of Esanssn lad;
calling On tne Secretary Of War f,r additional
ts 1o ana ~ ~, seno.'s 9eisnnE 70, Ia.
dorstIC carnon to be plaSed u arouna so,dts{[: G{:
iot in Rnse Hin cemetsrr 1:hicson. aii,o - 70
farTafsrr ~ nc Tsl' ~ S1u1us " tae
, 1870-01-18
TENNESSEE,
Proceedings In the Constitutional
Convention.

Convention.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 17.-1n the Constitutional
ConEeCtion to-day, Mr. Baxter offered reso.u-
tlon lcIcutcIrg the impeachment conviction,
and disqualification Of Thomas N. Frazer, Grim.
naa Judge Of nayldlon coonty. by the Legislature
Of 1881, Rs the fefult of corruption for partisan
purposea, AID proposing az amendment to the
state Constitution teevlng Frazer OF his dlsqual-
locations. The teao!oilon Waa laid on the table.
nun Der Of propositions for amending the
eonAt!tution were read and referred. most Of them
Of local character. One provides for a Tx Of
on eTeEy hui dred do!a1s' worth or ta1abie prop
city, 70 be set apart ~ school fund and dstf1b-
uted aEnndlIy AMONGST the connues, Ia proportion
TO the acholastic population In each. ine Legis.
lature shall have NO power 70 dtTest this fuud to
other purposes. AID II tt fail to pass Awa to carry
the prov islon INTO eject, Other meala are provided
10 SECURE thai ED.
The report Of the Committee on Bul Of Rights,
on the 10th inst, VIA tsken pp lad
Members generally explained tner
and the subject vas euarosted.
through The remainder ol the sesston little pro.
gteAa Was Eade-
, 1870-01-18
QUINCY,

Anniversary OF the Birth OF Feauk.
ltn-Hnn Over and Kitlod,
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
. QUINCY, Jan. ii.
The Quincy typographical Union give grand
banquet 1t the Opera Houae tonight IN cpnmeuo-
ration Of the birth Of Benjamin Franklin Neither
the Ht1a'd nor E'hig putltah paper to mo,ros IN
consequence.
trakenan On freight tratu OF the Hannibal
st. Joseph Ral1road was Struck by The Errrfn
prldge, While tht train vas pa8AnK through Il, and
ipetantiy killed, on last FRIDAY night
, 1870-01-18
EAEKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New York Financial News.

LATEHI.
SE# fohK, jan 17.-M-neJ grfet and cary q. 536
psr esnt on ell TIM loans sdectea Il sci Tne s1p-
Eiho tfrsH petition Is circulating amonE the
bends healtDe low rite q interest whieb Ibe5 csa
ebtan b{ dcposlttE eurrenev II the Sab rre tsury.
The td btndt to he convertible lnto eurrestY BY the
backi OF trTand ltu propofed to make the boads
tshe estl fcndetA - lar counting In the legal
I've OF hlrE.
The sscumulAtloa of as.ora1 Bank notes Ii bes.n-
ts r. s,si;.nf boys e3nd, e Vie
probably tho extent Of Is per ce1t This win lend 70
dtminth the ano1nt Of bonds offered In thIs connec
uon come bank manAxere hare statted 4 project 10
.eal ~ these National Bank Ho:es In packages d
o. depo.ts he eare u ao@e one ol Che tsnk4,
pass II The Ce.sak HoQse IN settlement of ha d.iy
b1lanee. blu ent would really be xrr 4 ID
a..isn ard r. ths .tkat |: asposot By soue mana1e
Hold oreoed l:A. iii q l,. md closed =. 1a,ss
CItAlAncte .. $I4QoQ.oNL
GGsoness Z::..f;,s ,s.s1;f:i9oapon =, .M!ssMtA
Sgbe Gsgpos: II11E H. ts3a
4. !
, 1870-01-18

Good, heavy, pure Linen Damask
Table Linens for so cts. worth IS.
Heavy Linen-Diced Table Linens
reduced to 10 cts.
4 lot Of Manufacturers, Remnants
OF Irish Linen at half-price.
Heavy Unb1eached Crash .ToWelIlng,-
S cts. yard.
Linen Table Napkins. Doylies,
Cloths, Towels and Towellings at
great reductions.
Linen Sheetings, all widths, at very,
low prices.
100 lots Of Heavy White Bedquilts.
at 81 each.
Small lot of damaged do at Soc. cach..
Ladies' White Mer!no. Hose at IL
l-2 cts. a pair.
Misses heavy White 1lerlno Tests.
so cents each.
All UNDERWEAR greatly reduced.
White Domct. Flanoals, 16c. a yard.
Excellent quality AZ glea'd Cotton>
II 1-2 CTS, brand not mentioned,
worth Is cts. to-day.
AllBleachedaD Brown Cottonsr and
Cotton Shectlnss,. very cheap.
CLOAkS and SUITS Half Price.
CARSON, flRIE g. co.
, 1870-01-18
kFAmEGs

PAR1s, Jan II
The city u tranquil though there Is considerable
excitement and auxietJ unaffected in tho matter
of n. Rochefort, which will be decided In the
CorpB LegtalAIN to-day.
, 1870-01-18
Great HflINku.

GLASGOW, Jan. II.
The steamship Lowd, from New YORK, sas sig.
nailed At Movtlic, yesterday.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan II,
The Tariffs, from New York, touched hare,
last eyenlDg on her Hay to Liverpool.
PLYMOUTH, Jan. II.
The Teutonla, from New YORK, arrived Satur-
day evening, On her way to Hamburg.
, 1870-01-18

Steamboat Accident mt yEheeIInx
WHEELING, Va, Jan. 17.-The steamboat Star,
from P1ttshufah With 140, 0c0 bushels OF coal co1-
l1ded with pier on the railroad bridge at Bell
aire. iast evening, at hslt part t. She sunk, with
sefen OF her halRcs, tn three minutes. As she
seat down her btl]ers exploded, setting the boas
On FIRE. One woman IVES kiiled,
, 1870-01-18

Now Eafk 13Ve Steek Market
Nkw Foxk. Jan. 1f-Ths 1ir4 stock market Il vtv
aEe TIA rainy day. afsez The surplus e stosk ta
Weeh 1he Wtathe1 has bten warm aud N ktnas cf
g. S,9 @ st hes6 e., 8. ~ s,:1s ast e xssh Tsse
aesat - pe = Tns qualify i qaito en7nnoa sos.
III aS,.s ne s1t{aa r. F5e yatiea tioa = fo1 balls
ug % 14e!se fo1 taiF sod WeteTn ztes. md IL III
sFeIY few PRIZE cattle. 1he market aytra<ed NAo-
lhse; - kentesfy satte, Test brought lEalec; 10
~ ST md 81 Of 4sNt Ohis. ~
;at eTsr - ET,ees He loNt1 n iof p e II
e4s eth sont y Il fe, and de1 Of 1ls d 1t Sc
hFs-Uount up u 20 for tho Eeek. wtsh It TO-
le51}1e fee Western dressed. Market weak.