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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-14
THE STATE CONVENTIONS.

Justice to Eastern Nevada, which has al
ways been obliged to travel to Virginia OF
Carson in order to be represented IN conven-
ton, would dictate the holding of the coming
conventions at Elko. 1t would accommodate
White Pine, Elko, Lander, Humboldt, and
in fact a majority, not only of the counties
but the population of the State better than
any other point. We hope our County Com
mittees will take speedy measures to haze
Elko and White Pine counties represented IN
the State Central Committee. which is called
to meet at Virginia on the sd, in order that
there may be a fair representation on the
question ofwhere the Republican Convention
shall be held. The Democracy of Eastern
Nevada are also interested to an equal extent,
and should move in the matter likewise
EXC Chronicle.
Some intimations of this movement
reached us several weeks ago. There
are no good grounds for averring that
such a change from former practices
would accommodate a majority of the
population of the State. The bulk of
she resident population of Nevada still
remains in the western counties, not
outstanding all the noise tina. has been
made about the Great East. Moreover,
the notion of holding the Convention,
year after year. here and there, wher-
ever local whims might dictate, would
furnish more sectional bones of con.en.
ton than any party can safely get along
with. Custom, everywhere, locates
State Convictions atthe State Capitol
the common centering point ofthe State;
and i, is folly TO agita,e the question OF
doing otherwise. The State Central
Committee is a body which owes its
origin to the party at large, in conven-
ton assembled, and eknow of no pre-
cedent whereby new counties, formed |
since the holding of the last State Con-
vention may appoint additional mem
bers of that body. We should not, how
ever, feel disposed to sickle for strict
adherence to the custom which, closely
would rule out appointees
upcn the committee from unrepresented
counties were it not possible that by the
admission of the right of such appoint
uents and injustice might
he done to other sections of the State.
Tae Secretary of the State Central Com
.nit,ee has invited the attendance of
upon the committee from
White Pine and Elko counties but if
this increment toward the floating of the
is an indication of a dispo.
si,ion in the eastern counties to control
me action OF the committee on thatGues-
ion, and of the apportionment of delega-
les, we feel constrained to urge upon
he members of the committee who will
neet a. Virginia on the 23i inst. to
uiove with due caution. We wish to
see the party all over the Stale fairly
represented both in committee and in
but We do protest against
,Iaciug the control of either or both
hose bodies into the hands of such a
nsiori,y of Representatives of any one
ec,ion as would endanger the rightfUl
Iercise of the powers and privileges of
he party in other parts of the State.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-14

BILLY ROBINSON beat Tamkin in bill
lizard match for the champion cue of Ne
vsda on Saturday night at Virginia City.
One thousand points up was the game
AID Billy made zoos 10 Tamkin's Coz.
Pretty loud beat, that.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-14

THE Washoe county election upon
the question of removing the county
seat to Reno will take place to-day
There is little doubt that Reno will win
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-14

A FIRE COMPANY and brass band
have been organized a: Carlin. So the
Elko Chronicle notes
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-14

TIE ESrkRPaIsE is somewhat in doubt
whether they had an earthquake shock
in Virgins on Saturday evening.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-14

THE report that the Boston excursion
;sts brought 4" The Big Organ with
then 10 without foundation.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-14
Gas GIFTS in an...........s5Oo, 900

After paying the expenses of the entertainment
and making the distribution Of the gifts, as above
announced, the balance will be applied 10 extn-
gushing the present Indebtedness Of the Mercan-
tile Library Association.
The Concert and Distribution viii take place
under the immediate Directed Of the Board Of
Trustees of the Mercantile Library Asset ltion,
assisted by a Supervisory Committee, selected
from State, City and County officers, and we'll
known citizens Of San Francisco.
Holders of tickets 10 which gifts may be awarded
will receive the presentation OF such tick
cts or coupons to the Business Agents Of the Board
Of Trustees, at their office,
, 1870-12-21

Tbe Following eraiu has hcrn receired m ~
10 O'Clock this mot,ins III csrs whast s.
cars co1n, q cs1s oats. Totsl. Ia] csrs ne
''Sy %;tha,.sp d. ve,tsn,,x to, ,;.r conservation
6sl tu sbeat p; s.asa ia corn. as7 ka AIN !:
3,1lo IN TIC 3,s99 lu I.rlux.
Tho produce nstlcfa wers .1I onfeI to.a.x
sn exhibited veyr lille cfsnrc ii nt5cns frrs1
YESTERDAY. Thers was he sanae ,os5arsta
nofed for two Of ihree days psst. but. Viii :
Ill hi fsa};sc on Ia rsreinis miIct, n,.ds hn,5s
ers atzu IL e me depsft1aents. The sh;nning %
demand was tr.remejF Tchf. eA'pp''s
High.inoe were quiet + yssteed,v,s nr;c,.
WITH ealee Of ai11 brIs frou-hnnrd d x Ssr an1
closed easier n S5IS6Ssc for INN -hnnnd 1nts
Hhen NeV Tnrl Via onnf,d 4 ~ ~
O'Clock,
Dressed hoss ws.e ,sas acaya, \ .ot,, =. a,
x ipK Ill that Ecro reported AHA m Cbans. ~
, 1870-12-21
MODE Of PREPARATION, p,

Buehu, IN vseno- Inntper Hetr.es. hy ti1sluatau.
Crhebs extracted hy eispl.eemsat With sik-
its otta1ued from IanipT Bsn!eA: vssY usaa
xaesr Il used. snd suaI1 p<ppaktfon oa splstt- h
| uaorr rzlatab!e thai my now II rse
, 1870-12-21
MONETARY and CONNER ClAL


TUESDAY EVENING, lec ~.
In local finsncea and trsde, there weze no
prominent features today. General trade II
improving conaidefably; partly owing to the
increasing Activity Of the retail trades Incl
dert to the holiday sessou, but uasinlY owing
to the increxee In the movement Of the hog
crop, which 4ets more money aaoat in the
country, AMI. by making collections Gamer,
COMES as tardy Eelief to merchants here
who have had long season Of light trade and
yerg poor collections. The rnsult ct the
business Of many merchants here, III well ~
in Ill the othet principal cities, has been loss
iretead ot profit. for several months past, but
fhe advent Of cold weather, and tns eonsa-
quent Increased sctiVity in marketing country
products, ia producing favorAhle eject, and
better feeling presaas N eo.h money aoo
Mensy continaes tight, ae might naturally
be expected at this Beason Of the gear: trough
it il lees so this year than usuA1, and the pros
pect is fair that there will ba no extreme
striugeucy> The National banks ate nox e.
| pectioc Z call for statement before the close
of tho yeat: Hbau that IL past. thera Viii b
! uoTe tendency on their paft TO expand than
At present. The '.locking up Of currency in
I New FORK eeems 10 have only temporary
| eject, and the market there hoon seturnh to
| moderately easy condition. In which bsnsa
] here could ret any reasonable amount Of r.
| aiscoupts lhsY might need ia case OF stran'
The movement of currency toward the eoun'
try Ia latge, and the scarcity here will proh1h1.
require c1t rency to b. brought here from Nest
York for some time yet-
I tef5ay, aud sold between banks st from u
I to 81 90 per Fl, 600 discount. At the counter
bankars sell ut lilo premium and buy Ut III
| dik< QUIT.
, 1870-12-21

.a'nsmcnt OF tu&crr~t on Cauntv tsr,scrs-
Amouuu 0utafnndInR-Thomu~tE EaMfua.

Tho Kcss, Of Supervisors met yesse-iay, pur=u-
<ts ia a*tou. ne1t, President Waite In tho chair.
THOMAS CLAIM.
The tfonatatttec on Judiciary reported. recon-
ncIernz TIE pavmfnt Of the clam os Mr. 7ho1ss,
Enetaccf, amounting to 1850, up to the 18th Of
u. ct 1ufSF.
snp.sv,:or Holland moved thu, tho matter be
r. ftc:tct hack TO the Judiciary Committee. With
instructions 10 ascer'atn II compromise could
The meuou pfrsa1Ied. after lengthy aiscus-
The rcselu,inr aacn,.t on Moaasy, pso..aae
and lid Gu the table.
coCSrY ORDERS.
Tfc Ct1M:ttet M F1nnu g, To Th1n was re-
.toEnctifcxf thf:r tcr,-f, viii tnstEn:tiona to re-
r:cft ~ to the amount Of cnuut5 orders ntceseasy
ptFted tba. thet we're uDstie to Ascertain the nc-
ctsc amount required. Thr1 stated, nowesef,
that orders Ind been autaostxeei tor election ex-
ssd tos p,y:aent aean ee-tTas,s, .aral,s., IL, q
tkt at,nunt nf about s., ,eoat The committee
aadcr, .hxt orders had been tssnef aad tc:tstcrcd
hy Ire Tr<asaner, which had mt tt+tu rttd. t. the
ssoount Of fy5, ,4at. ~, which wnud MAKE the pres
cut Known aud e<t1natsd naturrd tndebIes1ne9s
etthe rru.'y sf:s,t9..ls.
Inc report Was atopscd.
H-, 1h,t the Ttes.a!tr .utac:t.. i e.z io.
tss II; re- sa!i :s: III
M ;tsas mn sass ps I'll Fl
sub r.t.tIea ase1s T. T. T. sitned sea b hin,
g. lssets c1ark poyed to snSsttute for
sapervtsor oaoolas moved ta lay tic ameut-
nsnt Cd snr taess. -
Super1tsor Gray offers, !. .snSt,1,nts for The
whole, III" following. which ~es asonted:
R<.s'.& Th.i tie T1ra.a1Er u coot t,oppty be 1n-
s .red FL IL p NTH sgnpis En- Il
Until be 'hatl kre nstlee ,hss i rrsay ia n
Tue board then adj3urned lii .hIs nnrn,ar.
, 1870-12-21
THE GREAT.
Spring Il Summer Tonic

Medical treatment has been revolu'
tiouizea, and at Last the discovery has
been made that RENOVATION, NOT
pRosrRAT1oE, IS THKTRUE HE'D
1cA1 PHILOSOPHY. The introduce. t.ou
q RI. 5...:SrxrloN DrrFERs, pre-
pared with pure St, croi1 Rum and
calisaya Bark, opened the eyes Of the
| world to this great fact, Tbe life-sus'
| tanning principle embodied in this great
Vegetable Restorative is manifested in
the weak and desponding by an imme-
-. and most encouraging change.
~ 1s.. ,-,bet,ee -: sn.s failed, it is quicken.
| ed; i digeaG::ea has bee s'an 4,.4.ras. a.Iu
| impestsct: in, il tbecomeses:5 and thoreusn; aaG
| il The LIVER Is torpid, it is l.'usea anu
regulated; Il tie nerve. are re.1.
they are strengthe...e ed and resuaas;
| 1.-THE brain has been haa.7 .7ted oy morola
fanciea they are put to Zig. It, ana nops :,
and cheerfulnessreturn. f. >ae tace "
the extraordinary cures Of e:se1a oe
bility, dyspepsia, bilioumess, e-,nss 'pA
ton and mental despondency, wr6ugh>
BY Plantation Rtters, no practitioner
not in league with death and the
undertaken could persist in it. Ths
terrible evacueuts which were once pre-.
scribed as Spring and Summer medi'
cines have utterly lost their prs'tigs.
The sick will not take them, and Plan
tation Bitters, in which are combined
| the elements Of a stomachic III invig
Grant, mild laxative, q nerv''-
an anti.bilious specif~ 80,
see.seS s'"'' -., reigns in the
wv all Drupyista
, 1870-12-21
4 Woman speaks Out. In tTtnh.
Salt Iass City tDer. &, oo7rfspondenetef tAs St,c
J-r~k Hr1tfJ

Walk through the city, pass through cur
hotels, behold the fares Of strangers from all
pats Of the earth, see windows hl1sd with
tur1ttds OF specimens Of rich ores, witness
the long muts trains slowly wandiuE their Eay
tLryseh our s:resta, bearing their pfeciors
burdens to the railroad depot, and soc tho 1s-
bc111g man With greenbacks in Ills baud 1t
tho merchant stores, sud there Jon haTe she
qE;et revolution that is transforming VsAh
tre1a poscs4y TO afhuence. from mental slAye.
~ 10 intellectual grandeur,
Tho Tahernacle has no more tasKors, the
esrio1 tge Of .sthe teachera ia tebuked, aud
ths M,hpps command no 1nose-tley solicit
Ntuen Hbo have lived thousand nanyr-
.o.us ra;ee their heade with the consciousness
Of tleir. at least, cQu1lity 10 man, and see 4
'imo Al hand When the aspirations OF the
surtt. Of n.turea can be eratiied With the
etnse ct thcix lords" appreciation 81 help
Meet IN pne- Tho younger oHspHng. VINO
Hesef kneW ihe Gentle world, spnru tbs ays-
ten thAs has czuscl tho spd+Eiug TO their
u,o'Geis. And boldly tell their hatred Of tho
Flafa, nc: daughter at the greatest OF tho
buEt:
Is With nc the day Of FREEDOM aud of tufalllole
rttcstfoeF Is st m eod. rap tee The dawn OF
Ist@o0 1snsn tao Inn tnitnQs or prtestno1d
rhp hEfe 70 t0aE Eert ruy tex 10 ap3olute stfst-
tuae. e&oh hAMo hunaretta OF women Wuo To-
oa& aNo aot ~! tne'f eoals &re ehett own."
Thih Ia tho language OF brave xir! xho
taw gentleman a>taulted by sen rufiana b.
er.re h- xss = Gc7tt11e ari d4-@i "a etehrs
har to tho shss&rs Aad b4ak, xnna arsa ~
, 1870-12-21

sQr1n slrE CoCRr,


11ssiee Hsn1cn. II OF gucrulops nature, would
ave had ample reason to complain, Jes.e.sl4y
H.o1sirG, Of the Email tsx on his time ana legal
hi4.s<3.
-3srhert Lansing, proprietor OF an lm!graut
mu=e On Van Busen tsrce., was Eua't! pt having
a'os in his hause: Tho row begin with dance,
ehn the d1ree enaed IN row. TIE frequency
with which dAtces terminate III FnEt, when helti
II tsloa1s. nas caused the philosophical police to
TteaE. shen hs esuse and etsect. Henry N,oaol-
son and others we're en4aged In y, but uehry was
sits1tnsut*hed alika tor ycr1inac,ty and general
uenecfA He was aDeA ssa. and Lens!nR t5o.
Maria GornAus female rAgTant, Mas une6
ssa, TOT possessing no sts,ble mears ot support.
--1snca AcSfnIten brukc tnto the t,rslro0m Of 4
Eoung Eonan living ID tbs Berlin Block. lie Was
{HtEfs34y 217etstsa and Gned $f(A
-aofn DarFan, boa:dtnE \: No 119l State street,
3of uLssesa}s condnct, waR 1t I'd $a3.
~EST SIDE COURT.
ElwAn Worfharg1l was noed Se3 he had
qp.1rtlitd d with bis vile, and ended the quarrel
2tf turning her out into The snow until o'clock
stsserday Ino1nsre.
NORTH SlpK cuCRT.
MT. MarEA ct johnson xas required to furnish
hones ot 500. as security aEatust her burung Ma
Jaeksor.s house down, is she had expr,Ased m
tEtt ntipn OF doing.
, 1870-12-21

Nsa with him With her Mothsr's consent. A
foH years sgo sbe could f4ya found no voiee
70 rttsr her gs7et, but vi b this change OF the
times sho fc.ts nothing, and seathipgty 1e-
hnkcs them thus:
About ten cowA1d1y yt1laln4, With ha1dkeE-
chiefs ore1 tnelr facea to keep tne3r Cu!ltr coun
tsnauccs truna being seecgrtzed, completely sus-
rtmded NJ. neld psto1 10 ME Moose:a be ad.
md sloIelt1J ecired a0d roughly tcd ne SOL
could tee The 1tnd Of aiflcson Gentle grss for
walking with daughter OF Xion.' ue<wzs bxu-
h1}Y atrnck with tume hcaFy Nespcu, which psus-
zsted him ahd fExhtened me. / cried aloud Tor
help to my fst1ct but once, when gag Was pot
IN my mu1th. md / C4u rxzaember but Atre he-
ere honte.
"I T1ttc,te abeve 10 ftye the public an opror-
tnpity to get correct Statement Of the dths4td3
outrage l1re E1ltcd eskhS da18 tsf some one
10 1aEe up the matter and give TO sas World the
uuin, but all that has come u my OBSERVATION
a 1ftlclt In the uatig HtYaM, headed Putting
Head 0n+' which fAJB, We hare no patfcuiA
fault TO 1na With The fellow being 8eTred ao.'
Fine Mot1ltz1ug. that II NE4 Sloan tudosses
IN stteEppied assassination Of I gentleman 10
waiting On ! lady 70 and from taeasfe, Or %!
other respectable place Of anufeaent, do nos.'
Tais terror OF the GenGles viii eoon bo over
Hipern arc not the customsrs to take theA'
midnight aAsaut:s.
, 1870-12-21

NpDL-cont.auesi Ia n1eagrc demand, but Is the
Supply Of desirable grade. ueai, prices are fuliy
,nfn, 4sta+7c: deer, IX. Eond condition. Mgnt,
l0@4ac: netce IS. hsd ronuttloo, aeavs, si~&3Sc !:
had condition. heavy, Ssaa1c, fleece, Eoetttnm.
good ccndlt1or, light a3c: deeee. nttlsun. l.si
soEdtt!on. he2yv. 534s;e; nfecc, ce1yse. light add
reece. nnwassed. coatse, ssa3ac; ncece, bury,
s1:c % nsecs hnskA. Cnf @haif srtee ot washed
RAILROAD FREtGuTS-~Rasea to the points
rHtred rrmar nr1n 81 fotln~s:
, 1870-12-21

Tocl......,...- 479,1ss sAasso se3,a;9
Ia the market f7r dry gcods moderately
active day was pa sed ,,he ehsngesin our price
LIST being condued 10 decline Of 1tfc on 1er
m.kea q pIints aud brown aaeetings. Dsnins,
hleaehed thfrttngs, Canton flauraets and ticsiuc
rather quiet. Woollens sold to fai- extent
At about previous Quotations. There MS no
Improvement in the demand for carpets, and
light business was Ianaactsd. Groceries
were again an Active demlnd at still further
reduesinn Of &c per h On refined and rAw
By less eneouraRiug adviees from baltimore
md New York, although but few Of the 70
haeres ut these roists ara in sctire
Operation. CcfIee a41 syEups ware
drus while tsaa ruled dun xad
e.s5: No changes we're snade in the prices
q saae articles set IL the majority ot in
stances el'ght CONCESSIONS we're granted. in
ctder to tncuce purchasers to take hpld. The
wool market remains in the slue dali aud u1-
satisfactory conditicn Is zo,ed tor some weak.
haeks but holders. 10 1,ew Of tbs fact that the
supply OF desirable grades is me1gre, were
obtaining yeateEu.ys Prices There Vas
and fex deslers we're reslizlag sljght I'd.
x3nce. Choice qualities we're rather quiet.
Inc ma1kets for INITIALS, iron. and mills were
fau1y active, and unchanged. Seeds we're
quiet. With sales af Timothy II
[1.e%Vt ". 4u0 ClQfeT x 70 MG
6.l5. O.her varieties vera neelacteI.
Obs strs IN moderate damsEd, NTH no chance
in rricss, save for linseed, which advanced &.
er 20 95t for raw, and e1.pO for boiled, Lud
oif was EASY II clio for extra, and s1.00 for
10 ? Carbon Vas quoted steady at ase-
Choice butter vas II demand and sold readily
at previous rates Common deacsiptioos
were neclec4ed. Begging reus1ns dull xnd easy
at The decline recenug noted or It
SIC for sta1e, s5Ac for IeaietoaJand oasssio,
and Sc for 4Amoskeag. The coll trade Wis
fsfrly 4ct:re It unehaaged prices, There wHs
considerable ibanir5 tor fsash eggs. aud hold
ere we1e drn Vi a7@asc. Tbs c4ttie muket
vas du'i and weak. Live bugs met With An
active demand. and comnanded better
prices, eales making 1t sss0@6.lO sor con-
mon to choice
LATER.
At the AfteSnoon Doa1a No. spring xheat
VAS in fAit demand, but At lower range Of
prices. the market closing steady 1t ai.Aa>
for cash or teller the month. sl.D5& Tar
eeElsE January. aud a1.96 for teller lAst half
ct January, Other grains we're neglected.
Ne note eslea Of 100 tcs lard, seller Decem-
, 1870-12-21

FspH tH1 A1fxf"IkdA fFfS*1 UrE. u.
Thtre waa another terrible sceDa Of midnight
hsbGirg occurred at Mount S,prlirg, bath
vountx, night before last 1t appears that :
citizen Of The county had mssscrioualy disap-
rea1ed within The last 80 weeks, and di1igent
search hsving bcoa made tsorn titne 10 time,
:la belief waa that ne hsd been murdered
His dead body WAS 1t length found concealed
smorg some piles Of sawaust around 4 sAE-
Gl1t. Of which tseeessed, whi!e Ngusg, VITA oxn-
et and proprietor. 4 murder had cyidcatlr
*en committed frcn, the appearance Of the
dead Dodr.
Suspicion fell upon N oil nan aud his teo
.ons, lring IN Tie neishborhood Of tho mill.
ae being The perpetrators Of the detd They
were zfreated aud brought to Mt. sterling for
s1ilr, and. after preliminary exanin11iou,
uete committed TO the County jail, from which
thcy were taken, night before last, bs > ia1Gs
rartr Of armed us1 and ca,riei 10 coa.isn-
ons wood asd theirs hing
Such are the PARTICULARS. Is far as va hare
been xb1e to lca1u them. The nsnts nf the
unfortunate men who were thu. sum 11a1ily
executed we we're unable to ascestain.
, 1870-12-21

seis ,xl.l7x@1s$ medium supernne..1. 20
Extfu g.ntg CARPET tFtna tnRraln...... "
1mps;is 4s ;piy do: ~ Stassa EaIsa s
Fine S-ptY do. II >E 1
, 1870-12-21


AmorE yesterdays arrivals 1t this Intel venc
the inslostne: D. II. Ain.woltt, DssMoInes: n
3. Ba kts, Milwaukee; r. Il Cobb, Rock 1slaud !;
Jarnes btyhs1o. Dca;on; H. 4. Dtooks aud s,1c,
Dalttme1r; 4. G. Asssms, Bnrllsetaa; D. J. At;t,
and +. Ven Well, Hay8rs- Cuba: George 4.
HEsd.. Detroit: C.nsEr"d Ksrlt, Paia 3eiaata
G. 9. Russell. 81. Iau.>: r. F. Tc]ca. Fort Scott
j, Z. Potter, boston.
SHERMAN HnCSE,
AultrE tho air1g4t. a.t1e 5 e'man nou+e, yea-
tefdxC. Hr T. -" fo!to <!tC: =. r. Bacon Rl4ai wife
ldFa GIFT; J. n. Rh0t!es. Sasannah. Ga: Isha
r, R1tu1ouh. C:sR: Chsr+cs T. GorasT. Fa3t
-ws5ue: jamea Aiken. MENDOZA: dto y. Dosle.,
Sioux Cur: II. 2. Bag, St ::4o1tt; i q. II nsfae.
St rsul: Fred II. NlEee, Spriu9dEJ6, IL: Z. +.
E1stm4u. g. s. A.: T. !. Chez and wife. 81. Ju.
scph, Miss.; {. u. Ostarne, Rack Island.
BRIGGS HUusK+
Anopa the arrivals 1t this houEe, yfsseriay,
were the foncNlag: r. u. nfa'shwa-t. ph'isdt'.
ph1A: ]. ". Buctauan, New Yosk: y: fatns
G. Csmp. S.. Paul: j. N. Unot :h3nt Nev r ~;
II. q. Jewell, MuwsUkne: Js1naA clzxk tod ian
, 1870-12-21
The Produce Markets.

...-.-...-. M4LhAChEE
IH*AtKEL Dec. 90-HRfAp9{C{FS- Flour pu-
ca54.Eed. Wheat opened film and closed dn1 !;
No. .$Le6s No, :, $Lu&k. OAts--Nn> z, 1t, Con-
-Sew. - Rye kssady At soc. BttieT nominal
nREsskp H0Gs-FHmer as $k6ea&s0.
PnnF1sqoxs.-Nefs pork arm It {Is.I0.
RIcEIFT~Flou1, 5000 bItA
! SulfA1STS-Fl1ut, z o0G Brit.
$50 T. N.-Nheaf quiet but urn. At st.rs Eor
No II 4'cte; $1.psk for 30. .
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. Dec. 20 0--RKKlDe7rFYs-F1opr dun AID
upchan1ed- Wheat held nrnl no demand: No
xhite wabash. n.1s; regular xh.te Michigan,
MIC: s1nhex do, sle1I 4ak; 10. red VS.
aash- g =: Sa:2. 1Lea. ce5n dull 4aa sovsT:
asF Gtxt mixed 3c: do low mtxnd, &c. Oats
quiet and unchanged; No. !, &c; MlchiS1a, +tkc.
tlrsxE StIp-S1eady 1t $A&n
nx5sskn aoGs1stssdr S ~, u s7:1o sor III weights:
R1cktffs-ato hts uarr, 1000 hu wheat, 1,eo
bu cCtn.
sarnxsrs-1ooo bn ehess. 1900 ba corn.
DETROIT.
lK1Rot7. Dec A.-RRIAns1CrYY-Wa dull
IND unsettled; No. !. Sl.9n9L91: amber. ft.snt
Hoos-puN knd shade ioHer; Ss,on2i.11.
tk103.kIa
-, 81. LoUl =,
81. loc!s. Dec so.-co11ox-Du1 aad u,-
etArard At 1sHc
R3kinssE174-F11aF-L sE1.sas aasaaeed N
, 1870-12-21

DRESSED lOGS-SAlea ~elEs ~ NseEa4es =!
100 All soand-as3 at $e-ss; 81 1t 1870; q
at f&.I5.
EGGs-Fsess esgs are IN steady demtnd:: al
q7Gs9Sc; preserved eggs hEc IN fa14e supply, and
*, FEErrs R1Grr hSD SUTs-rrade Is tuprorps
sorae. With the hpproe.: Of the holidays. aod the
General market exhibits increased nrmne3s. Ap-
pIea are still abunhAnt, bat the demand u HEEYe,
and holders arc frm- Lemons ars IL ftir re-
qutss, md have adv1need NC he. box .17sae tic
week. IN dttsea l.ntts, tue only quotanle change
w: in advance Of lc ~ datef. Nuts a,e more
active and rule frruer, Brazil luuts have advanced
70 IS3I&c- We now quote:
GREEN FKrlrs-Apples, retail ks s3a2 Is: teo3-
nns, sS.cc9le+0 90: cranbefr1ee, viii. br, *5oH4
l2ta: do. cnlsiFated, <1f-oa2tG,
DRIED FRCt1s-Tn1key prunest nsF, 1ta1.e
ngs, ,lans, ns., 1salas: nes. esroens. s!9s9s: s
igan, s9ec; apples, Ohio, .asc: apples. Sou:n-
eIp, s@sc; peaches peeled. 4na9sc: peaches
oalves, unpetled, l04alsc: tlacKbetries, = =,
teaisc: gasrnentes, y b, as21ic: cherries. im-
po1ted, unpitted. 110i9Hc; cherries, p!tted. 3a:
sc; ra!s!Ds laYers, ac#+ {al39a.5; faasa1s' seed
'sxs. se-sb mats. tsas3s5v. ;.
Sr7S-:Almonfs, soft-setne1', eti32sc. A}13San.,
Sctte1-sht1!et, Princess. 40zi3c: peannts. . b.
- he, tasoaaoo; Rrazlt nuts. 1sa14c: pecana,
uts, 4 hp. t10b 0b0a11.ee.
FEATnERS-Sales Of +eo ia prime I've geese
1t &c.
FLn-Tee receipts are increasing, and the
general uaiSet seems teks Urn Ehau on the date
cf our last review, TIE export demand promises
ptau war, and prices may be expected 70 rule
'ow, as compared With lass eeasou. shaat d.
cllne In Illinois nrd Iova HlnI Is inc onlr cha1gt
IL prices. We quote.
, 1870-12-21
SEA MOSS TAR1NE-
THE new FOOD SOURCE.

SEA MOSS FARINE-This new and
elegant preparation, made from lr1sh
Moss, or Ca1rageen, is conceded to oe
the cheapest, healthiest and most delle'
ious food in the world As 8 dei1Ehnai
| table dessert it has no equal. and il a
lightand delicate food for invalids and
children. It is superior to all kindred
preparations,
| This new article Of food has every
.(::where won golden opinions Of all
:o4tts Of people, and the housekesaefs Of
the land generally regard it IN tn
| double light Of staple necessary and I
delicious luxury, for while it lessons tn
| expense Of living, the exqnisits dlshe
prepared from it cannot b. obtalne
.. even at an extravagant cost from an
other source, Fortwenty-hye cents 30
! can buy a package which Will mai
!: sixteen quarts Of Blano Mango anu
! like quantity Of Puddings' custafd
!: Creams, Charlotte Russo, &C.
II RAND SEA MOSS FaRlNE CO
I'll 90 17ark Place. n. r.