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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08

INSTANCES have occurred, as Is we'll
known, Of telegraph messages at iso-
lated stations being stolen, not only
by the surreptisious attachment Of q
recording apparatus to wires, but BY
the introduction Of q short insulated
wire in the neighborhood Of the sta
ton, which would intercept the artifi-
cial earth currents produced by the
working OF the line, and thus reveal
the purport Of the messages which were
being conveyed. It y found that one
of the best means off 'against
such attempts, 70 the u II an earth
plate, nlaces at some distance from
the Station, and buried, II possible, 10
the sea ; and BY connecting the station
with this plato, the earth currents are
discharged In, the line Of least resist
ance, and cannot afterwards be made
to surrender, by any Of the arts and
appliances referred to, the secrets they
convey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08

JUDGE CARRIER REslcNs.-rhe Car
sou Appeal ofthis morning says: For
reasons entirely apart from politics.
Hon. john CARRIER, elected in the Fall
Of 1870 to the successorship to the late
Hon. J. Medley johnson Oh the Su-
preme Bench Of this State, resigned
his position In that body on tho day
before yesterday. We learn, at second
hand. that he will enter into the prac-
tice Of the law In Lincoln county with
Col. Harry +. Thornton. Judge Gar
ber's successor has not yet been named
by Governor Bradley. We hear Judge
Blxler's name mentioned In connec-
ton with the appointment and join In
the widely expressed hope that he may
be the recipient Of IN offer for the
place."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08
DOMESTIC MURDER.
The San Juan CALI Var CLUB gives
the following: ~ Lit9tA

The San Juan Cali Var Club gives
the following: %2s5 ho9tA
On Saturday evening last a man by
the name Of VIM. Stanton was brutally
murdered at Mooney Flat, In Yuba
county. The circumstances rs detailed
to Us by Mr.. Seely are. that the muir.
derel man had gone out to the barn
yard to milk a COW, and that while en-
gagged In. the operation, a shot WAS
fired from the direction OF the house,
striking him and killing him insta ntly.
The report of the gun aroused the
neighbors, who rushed to the spot and
found the man dead. A woman,
whether the wife Of deceased, or his
brother, John Stanton, was found In
the act of riilng the pockets Of de.
ceased Of Its contents, but was stopped
from so doing. In answer TO Inquiries,
she stated that she was assisting In
milking the COWS. when she heard the
shot, but she didn't know who done
the shooting. On searching the prem.
ises the gun belonging to deceased
could not be found. There weie TWO
brothers living together. One was a
married man. For some time back
things were not running smoothly In
the family. The murdered man had
considerable property, aud the suppo'
sition Is that he was put out OF the way
so that some one else might enjoy 1t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08


STARVING TO DENrH.-There are sew
eral instances on record Of men In
prison who have resolutely determined
70 starye to death rather than remain
in durance vile, but In every case, SO
far as we remember, the stomach has
finally prevailed over the will. There
is a story now, however, OF a German
doctor at St. Joseph, Mo-, who has
carried out this fell purpose OF ssarSa-
xIan TO the bitter end. he q oeen
;~nsS,u,dent enough to commit 3 muir
Ssr Stbing which Is not quite safe to
do even iHsthese days Of general In
sanity among eriminals and idiocy
among iury@en. and~lYas therefore
restrained Of his liberty3 He was
greatly enraged at the li6prty taken
with him and from him. add deit6er-
ately refused to touch any fooS, and IN
little over q week starved TO death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08

The island Of San Juan. recently
awarded to our Government by jndg-
ment Of the Emperor William, Of Ger
many, has an area Of 80 900 acres Of
valuable land. Much Of this Is well
numbered, and the soil OF the arabic
portion Is said to be rich and fertile.
Tho climate Is not cold, tho lines Of
latitude being no weather criterion.
The average temperature during the
year differs not greatly from that Of
New York or Philadelphia. There is
also an excellent cod fishery off the
western shore Of the island.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08
THOMAS SULLY.

The telegraph announces the death
OF Thomas Sully, one Of our most dis
painters. Sully was born
in England in 1888, and was conse-
Quently in his ninetieth year. He
Commenced the study Of painting at
the age Of ifteen, In Charleston; South
Carolina, and five years after estab-
lished himself at Richmond, Virgins,
as a portrait painter, removing to New
York a few years later. But he set
tied permanently In Philadelphia In
1909. Sully painted Jefferson, Lafay-
cite, DR.. Benjamin Rush and Comno-
dore Decatur, which established his
reputation as a leading artist. The
picture In possession Of the Boston
Museum. of Washington crossing the
Delaware, Is regarded as afine historl-
cal composition. In 1878, on a visit
to England, the Queen sat for Sully
and the result was n very faithful like
ness of Victoria. q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08
NEW
TUI.IA GOLD AND SILVER

TULIA GOLD AND aILvBR
d Mining Company.-Locstion Of Works, VIZ
ginia Mining District, Storey county, Nevada
Notice J. uoreby given thatas q meeting OF tho
Board OF Trustees Of said Company, held on the
9Th day OF November. 1874 an ssssssnent of
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents ga 5O per share
was levied upon tho capital stock OF said Com
payable Immediately, In United States
gold coin. to the Secretary, at tho ONCE OF the
ompany, Room No. 20, No. +l9 California street,
San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which, said assessment shall
remsin unpaid on the 10th day OF December,
1871, shall be deemed delinquent, and will be-
duly advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on SATURDAY, the 2Sth day Of December,
1872, to pay tho delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
TCi"lG3IV 80. "A. NOEL, Secretary
Omee-Room No. 20 Hayw,rd's Building, 419
California street, San Francisco, California.
ma I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08

REV. JAMES WnrrE and wife Of
Battle Creek, Michigan, are lcctur-
ing in San Francisco, trying to prove
to interested audiences that the world
is coming to an end In 1898. They
prove it BY the Old Testament, and
find quite a number Of open mouthed
noodles aud old line Millerites to be-
lieve them. Should they prove to DO
correct in their calculations, sinners
should prepare to be made short
work Of.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08
lIkW YORK CONsOLIDATKD

NHM y, W.
Gold Hill Mining District Storey county,
.vada.-Notlce IL hereby given that at q meeting
OF the Board II Trustees OF raid Company, held
November 8, 1871, a assessment CNo. y OF
Twenty-hye Cents per share waslevted uptu tho
capital stock Of said Company, payable immedi.
aiely, In United States gold coin, 10 the Secre.
tary, a. the once Of tho Company, Room ~
Hayward's Balljing, No. 40 California street,
San Francisco, California. -aH i. :.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
1874. shall BE- deemed delinquent, and will
DO duly advertised for sale o. public auction,
and unless payment shall DO made before, will
DO sold on MONDAY, the 30th day Of December,
1874, to pay tho delinquent assessment, together
BIZ order Of the Board Of Trustees. .,.gAsFl
seS ir7 U.IP He. KlBBR, Secretary. |.
Onee-Room n, Hsywsrd's Building, No.. 40
California street, San Francisco, Cal. nos I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08
mss ELLA MoaAN.-rhs San Fran

Mfss ELLA MoRAN.-The San Fran
cisco Post Of November 9Th says: The
friends Of Miss Ella Moran, tho blind
vocalist, have rendered her . benefit,
TO take place next Monday evening at
Mercantile Library Hall, Miss Moran
has been untiring lnAhsf efforts In self.
support, till sickness disabled her, and
many eminent artists, approaching her
talent and feeling a sympathy for her
m~isfortunes, have volunteered their
services for this occasion. Californians
are proverbially generous, and we feel
that they need only TO hare .thelr AZ
tentien called TO this concert, to mako
It a success that will gladden. the heart
of the blind girl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08
FRUIT SENT TO Queen Verona

FRrIr SENT 10 QUEEN Verona
Yesterday, says the Sacramento Record
A. h. Cummings q Co., Wholesale
fruit dealers of this city. shipped q
choice lot Of pears to Queen Victoria at
windsor Castle, England. On IL order
of the British Consul Is New York.
They were Of the YDtae HsliLs"
.. Bell" and "Easter Buerre" varieties.
and were very fns, Isek heptd that
they will reach thelr dsstlqRfaop w
good condition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08

Z And In accordance With law, and an order o.
the Board OF Trustees, made on tho let Gay OF
October, 1879, SO many shares OF each parcsi OF
nnblic auction, at the ONCE OF the Company, No.
il Hayward's Building, San Frahctseo, cailor-
MA, on FRIDAY, the 29th day Of November,
iSf2, at the. hour Of I o'clock r, T., OF said DAY,
10 pay said, delinquent assessment heroon,
together With costs OF advertising and expenses
OF sale, 1--WE. DEAN, Secretary.
= ontee-Room No. 10 Hayward's Building, 4ls
California street, San Francisco, ca. nosto
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08

A DANBURYMAN's horror ut the pros
pect of being crushed to death by a
team of frightened horses, was terribly
intensified by the reflection that "hs
was standing OH the verge Of eternity
without a dollar In his pocket"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08

A LONDON barber has been fined
five pounds and cost, or In default, to
suffer two mouths imprisonment, for
improperly thinning a young lady,s
h~air-cutting 1t out In greatlupps for
his own emolument, and to her dis
f1gurement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08
NEW

ImPRRIAh SILVER MINING
COMPANY. Location OF Works, Gold Hill,
storey County. State Of Nevsda-Notice.-Thcre
arc dclinuuent upon the following described
stock. On account Of Assessment No. II, levied
on the lst day Of October, 1871. tho several
smounts cot opposite the names Of tho respec.
tive shareholders, as follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08
GRAND, GIFT CONCERT
STATE INSANE ASYLUM,

IN THE STATE OF NEVADA, AUTHOR:
~ lied BY .Act of4ts Legislature. approved
March !, lSIl. noEsthe founding Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08
Io.MlLLMEN!.

GIVE HAVE foR,sALE At THE laotD.
w Hnlf l1ws OmeA Sh.fI ton 81 ynReriof
Ts As;!t Tor u joern.a .,s R %f g ia ssls.
auesd psiess II essA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08

The drawing WIN: take place at Virginia, Ne.
vada, tho time Of Which due notice VIII Sc given
the State proportion Of tho Asylum Fund, %
well o. the phlestaf1l that being inc purpose
Of the Trustcss.f ia. TjS 70
All unsod tickstssin1 the hands Of agents WIN
DO called in before thatime set for drawing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08
ricko,. or AsmI..eo.....ssgiu ssla coin
E'cko's c
S2es goo inascldeo,1 WIN b o, g,vs Go to

wEnDs, raRee 1sco., virsini.' CIT,
~ Ereasarer. o II - u > -
d.. BLANCHARD. MANAGER.
Tickets arc now for sale. and can DO Obtained
Of g. c, PENUER9ASTSlt ths once 81 MeHs'
Farpo q CO.. and N the once Of D. l..
AID, Manager, at J. Waldstein D Co.'S ClSss
etore, SouthfC streSt, Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08
Deaths.

MSTHvEN-In Virginia City, November z,
Margaret larry Gowsns, daughter Of &C
and Elizabeth Methvcns, aged 8 years and =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08

Births. allSsl.
AURICH-In Virginia City, November !, 70 the
wife Of A. Aurich, q son. t'h
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08
CAUTION.

CALEDONIA SILVER MINING COMPANY
~ Stock sold to pay amount due on Assess
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08
LIBERTY HOSE co., NO to-

THE REGULAR MONTHLY
i Mesting OF this Company will -
be held on FRIDAY EVENING, 5
November sth. Anil attendance h0
q. TREMBATH, President.
". BRENNAN; SECRETARY. go .IIfSI NOT q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-08

The public q sc.utiousd, against negotiating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-02
THE COURTS.
U. g. SUPREME coURT-wAsnmcroS, Nov. l.

Us SUPREME COURT-WAsHEGToS, Nov. l.
No. l93-Cross agt. The United States.--Appeal
nom The Court Of Clll Us va S =; y; b S1et f,r 10
9as t9ins o. gTGe "a d 59 d The ACTON was con-,
y1ss a y is 70 e rent S tire 1tas ep last eT9ng bit ne
q Claims found Tat he vas seea chnel aee-t n l
upon the Equity tTug - cross. CongEe,s pasea 't n
equitable claim was found 70 be COOL oNii1'taug we -
lease end aefwah judgment was entered sGe qlLt s11 vas
boz he Coa Of Claims hell that the Congress e 70 the
e9B5 T he rendered in iha appeal maintains
that hold that ibe action Of Congress Ieis- on 70 ' &
be absurd that the Intention OF l was 70 N @
the claimant under the lease 81 bis claim under II VS. !u an we
9SI tae Iei''i ne M ,. n III mi Tor I5Itei states
0ms; D. =. O.oos Sl from he urs Cos o. Ap-
pess Of Virginia Tie question IN Obs case j. Taele. s.
posing the Zee also dspote Of rent elre ~ on les ss
eni Of me yer 4.t .,e III PEAT ieoad our lre lie pr5rs W
chaser CurneJ The sale 20 taice he cam Tor al rent
ofAPTei sustained q AID i nov here ioL eaI f,5iF; ,S
appellant claiming that the smiths occupied the premises nd p s.
sbsoas ownership hat received fa ava unneambere title
lax Commissioner ihol be sGch TIDE The appellee submits :hout
argument ts point that The Act Of Consres lllf ~ea tl I W..
il we're rot Otherwise f. l. smith appellant W. Wates Tor ag-
peiec. y. a. ,...,-.-., ~.
5-Dayi Goy'npT Of TE ct a. an G1y EeSa N the
CTcit Western Dt CT Texas Tbis is TIE Tigarent
session Of present The case is th Of TIC receive Of Isi
seeking eoa the ooes Of tie state o. Texas gm ie'ua
patents to other parties lands rei Tor the u Of The road IN
state at4oa ile
was here aiuiss1ei that he Federal Courts were without auo 70
interfere by injunction control the action q the STATE pg9h oo
having n eiar-e ths disposition Of public lands The Court
not feeling satisfied with the presentation Of this case directed
rcargumen by Cling printed be t GUAR por aol 'le were
row fled Tor iersou The Company contend tt le cl
that officers sens unar color OF Hll9y
states
ing an injunction restrtn their dorg rTehle injury to properly
b In custody the OF tie cgeIspi AID nat
The injunction 10 tie disposition OF pubic l Goes
not affect the power than " u was other pro- %
The state s Der sovereign authority which 70 te az
ed and that 10 fact defendant anil Tat such case the
Fsdrii courts are by pc Constitutional provision ghoqt rols
ton 10 ssue tie h. and c. Parker Tor TIC railroad l.
I Iuraut FIR tltN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-02

,0o.-ocy T havo beeu n Democrat all my life, have
voted IS mes and always TOT ,he , o
and my life be spared. will vote for Horace Greeley,
not only because ne bat s assemsd Of Of but
also advocate, and Will vote for him from patfl0c mo-
heye t is better for the country this crisis that man
occupying the position OF Horace Greeley, shouu pe
elected than who had always been Democrat 1ne
Great danger OF this country to-day Is the antagonlsm
that exists between the races In the South where ey
are nearly equal numerically. This results partly itOn
natural causes, but tho natural antlgonism has poen
seized upon and used by designing men TO- array ana @
hitter me backs against the whites for political purposes
and TO accomplish this they have organized Tue
negroes throughout tho South into secret ponusse.
lodges in which hate of the whites Is inculcated and
system OF terrorism established the blacks SO az
10 deter every man from voting any ticket NOV EnNn
him by his leader thus reducing the blacks ~ the worst
form of slavcry-the slavery OF conscience and OF
Judgment This deplOrable state OF lyeling, when
shows itself in frequent riots and oOnfics Of armed
men in various sections Of the South should he alayed
ana, II possible, eradicated The great question VI s
canvass which swallows up all Others reconciliation
not merely tho reconciliation OF the sections, out Iecon
Citation Of the races History opens us pscb ,tar
teaches us the extreme danger OF sueh Dtter-
ness as exists between the races In our southern
country. Should President Grant be again ShGtea
remain organized in lodges under the lead OF designing
Adventures and distinct line OF demarcatlVn sun %
maintained by operating on the prejudlces OF inc re
many of whom ignorant aud susceptible OF Deng ea
TO deeds Of violence II Democrat we're cleo tea Prcs
dent while he might be acceptable 10 inc WINES ne No
have but little influence with the blacas, because inc
carpetbaggers have told them the Iasehood uia INC
Democrats are their bitter enemies ana desire 70 Put
them back into Slavery; but Horace Greeley having
proclaimed the doctrine OF universal amnesty ana pacln
cation the moment Lee surrendered must neces'
sarily have the goodwill OF the whites OF the
South, and would also have the confidence
Of the blacks as soon as they we're hesui. ).
that he was one OF the first best friends U
whom they were Indebted for freedom ana Tor SUI
fraCe; acts winch the carpetbaggers now conceal IRON
them, and which they will learn when the uYOcatlOh OF
the corrupt oarpetbaggers Is gone, for unless SUSTAINED
by the Administration, they VIII leave the HOuth' II
Horace Greeley President cannot harmOnZo inc AZ
tagonism OF races, other man can Ana regarding
this question paramount 70 all others IA lts 1eaing
upon the welfare OF my country, advocate the eeco
OF Mr. Greeley, not in "A halheaTted way but With my
whole heart; not in the spirit of PARTISAN hut because
believe that upon his election depend tho harmony ahu
reconciliation o the races, local egOYernmeh reform
in administration Of public affairs, and the prosperity Vi
our common country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-02
: o, Cotton since Sept l. 1915
CATTLE liARKRrs.

BgTro Nov icAriE-Reeei2,' today only 81 head asirs
The total n9py week thus fr 5t3 hes or 81 cars
AGAINST 3g Ears Tor the tune last week fske exhibited 10 sns
81 improvements anyihitg prices are .il-s HeA ~ sN
Drove sold Most ysrs VIII be shipped N st h9nlsj
M s TeHss steers averaging 4 d. az So % bead ono steers
Ta4ng LASS d. ~ - 90 80 o ~ f1lsh
steers aylsng Jj5 70. At IS . 53 Illinois steers rargrg om
lob 4, M f al $50 % Michigan gng l23
5 q 10; Mssclh ranging from ll2 to lJO ID at
IS 25GS %. go -, ,.- -, -,
snrpy r the week thus il 700 heal AGAINST 200 bead the same
tine last Market closed bm a. SiG - 81 FOR esioil fhep
SO IS - 10. Canada sheep; j0 81 Tor Canada amb' choice lots
bnag higher fsurc all ognngs disposed Of se t@9 Michigan
sheep rsrgl. from 90 10 o5 % az - 10 $3.50,
HoGeeps to-day including e'rs reported 70 arrive 900 head
head for tie tine lt week Market on account Of the scarcity Of
yesterdays Prices All offerings
ford ready urchrs; greatly sUppyi sales vJ
Indiana hogs averlqrg ~ d. AZ IS 0 80 Mehgn hogs ngng
lOI 70 3 H. az S5G % To- ~ OLo hogs ranging NON Nv "
24y TO- at 50 lJQ - 20
ALBASr Nov CATTLE-Marlet opened tme With prices about
the those Of last week. receipt 2J cars against AS cars IN
time last weeks the average qualify about 5e amei INC pest
heal fOihem Ohio brought &C. the rage as rom
&c. toGtc. Mich &. ia AZ from so 20 100.
SmrsP-eeep u cars average quality good sheep ane WOOL ~
dCtc: coarse SAFE Lambs sold s6Eddc.
HOES active al 81 G5Ec Tor Westerns isd'ic for state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-02
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board OF Aldermen.


OFFICIAL STATED SESSION, 1HuRsoAr Oct 81, 1874
Presentation John COchFtne President the aud quorum
Of members.
message received from TIE Mayor tOag r1soaos amend
the ordinance relating 10 hacks
That lighted scoondsVe between Seventy
and PouTthavc, s between srtyfrst
and 10 Pouhaye, the westerly die between
One OoTh One hundred In
Beyenty.,iEhtb st., between Frstaye and Avenue A.
That two boulevard BE- placed and lighted
nell Memorial NJ T. Church. In Seventy hht between eseoui aid
Third ayes
That the vseant south side strarsst commencing
about 200 feet west u sccond-ate.. be fcncei In.
That he bnlt In gh aFs st. rom Pflt 10 Second
Tbsta hs built in fnste, from Nuh TO Tenth--t.
Tat lamps be lighted Second
In si1th-st from Ninth
from Avenue AMI Fyssyeutbsi Lsrustoa
ave. 10 Hhha ave.
That free drinking hdFau be placed the northeast OfSss
Churoh-st aud Cedsrst
That street lamps zti ia PfTs g,t between Tenth and
Revenhsye In sIiydout firm FLA Thriavc To
BIyehh from EshhaVs 10 the Boseva Asd Seventy fourth.
It, from Frst-aVe o rhir-aTef
both sides Of HiVh between Ninth Tenth
curb and gutter be oct AID reset and tbs sidewalks b Jagged aud
reAsggrd
yeskyu 6zAzsoE. Cisfk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-02
nONIRSTIC MARKErs.

BALTIMORE Nov Lection dull weak Low MdinE ll
81 9a a. oS Corn smf and higher Southern White 6OaGac DO
Yellow 5sdCOei Mixed Western quiet 2s BID AM Csc asked Oats
Provisions very da and Unchanged Lard sme saes SIC
AmsSO sagarcured here New Uncovered Ice wesn Butter
FT.DrlrT1 Nov icIoysr sssd-Reo,g. Of New nsng but
iced G oG s. t,ST tS5e. HS s. yGR 1 5
az a North western RI. Ps%y sGs 20 So Peany1Isi. In
tsns and Ohio do IS Ga Gslss s9a so 90 wheat
WHIT. Ss RYE ,ss5l At ,sslSe Corn SssliIs1 yellow.
Whit nIIed Sc Bssy-sses 600 bush western prices Cubs
private terms sug,5.sslss 500 ha a, Us Petroleum dull and
"a Sy S S1s, .st n1 S wss' .sa{
10 Si SI 49,, i NJ S SS 1 R 49, 40 N sc R.,,1
.s.dy No. F. scie Iiis Tsi-Wisst to Baf. lie
Bsrey. sIpmsais-2O bb Flour baah wheat. 1900
LorsyLLr Nov L-FOur steady Err, Family 50 SOes1 IS
Grain qaiet and unchanged excepting Oats which IN fair demand &C.
2aG xss Bs q a SsI s O s, Clear a
ee sat these sree arc only IN snail qasHt 5ohSs se here
sale, Of meats yet reported L. iieg qae end fer pack
sizing 81 IS; rsceyp 100 head WHISKY BRA At co.
@ nov SS d, sSse Ita 1s1s9 pe wheat
changed Oats In af deasnd and sdynod saos z bush old
sT Lows Nov in improved demand pss unchAugod
Corn dSi and droopug no MId DE- Os steady, No e. asie
fci ssSsssdi lso bT ssid i.ssIi V.slsd
f; S. sos s%sr md s an SIas 5
il 600 bu. Com bush oais, 700 lush Barley sO bush
s t Con- ssniaJ sis5is B. steady s... q
Isss on Chicago at ue asd No. Western 4lc
c.Ss sSpasns~ 1850 BASH corn ,siSs sSl osts.
wS.; = Ss.G Com ,'gs ss,l o:s ..O s1.A S,t.y
Co. 6. S $ held HSs e." Tss he'd
s,s ~. wi. e. ' ws @s - ~ b.. s: