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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-24

And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the 10th day
OF May, 1873, SO many shares of each par.
Gel of such stock as may be necessary will be
sold at public auction, at the Office of the Com.
pany, on Wednesday, the 9TH day Of
July, 1873, at the hour of II o'clock III.
OF such day, to pay delinquent assessments
thereon. together with costs of advertising a nd
expenses Of the sale.
j. NJ. LUZARDER, Secretary.
Office: 33l Montgomery street, Room Is, San
Francisco, Cal. je2a-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-24

La PaZ Mining Company.-Loca.
ton OF principal place Of business, San Fran
CISCO Cal; location Of works, Ely Mining Dis.
trict, Lincoln county, State Of Nevada.
is hereby given that at meeting of the Trus.
tees of said Company, held on the 10th
day of June, 1873, an assessment Of fifty
cents per share was levied upon the cap
ital stock of said Company, payable imme-
diately, in United States gold coin, to the Sec
rotary of said Company, at the Office of said
Company, Room No. !, No. AM California
street, San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday, the 21st day
OF July, 1879, 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 Friday, the 18th
day Of August, 1873, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs of advertising
and expenses Of the sale.
By order Of the Board of Trustees
W. W. HOPKINS, Secretary.
Office Room No. /, any California street,
San Francisco, Cal. je24-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-24

We are happy to state that Hon. John
b. Weller is recovering from his late i'll
ness at New Orleans. Ex-Governor We'll
ler's many friends among old Califor-
mans will be glad to hear of his improved
condition.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-24

DEMAINING IN WELLS. FARGO L cos
III Office, June %, 1878:

ID EMAINING IN WELLS, FARGO cos
IL office, June 20, 1878:
Arnold H Anthony VIM
Buchard &c Bliler
Clark Mrs G ID Carr L NJ
Cullen Jno 2 Cadogau Miss Frederiks
Churchill Geo B2 Curtis James
Daelle AC Dunn Rs
Daley Thomas
Erupey
Feel Chas FoulkuerJ
Gleason Allen
Hammond James Herbert Thomas
Johnson Amos Jofe Mrs Della
Klee Frank
LahowerJos
Mckay Mollie McIane Reed
Nelson Thomas
Peliper Daniel Perkins II
Pastor s Page Panaca Ming Co
Roble Frank RootWH
Randing John
sec'yI OF Stephens Joseph
sherman 10
Troohing II Taylor Chas +
looms John Thompson Robert
Wallace Frank Williams Jno W
White E II Mrs Williams Jno $
Ward Beecher MIG Co
, 1873-11-14

Tho following Instruments we're filed for rooora
N Thursday, Nov. 13: @'Ao
o1TY PROPERTY,
NORTH Dearborn st, " Of Burton place, q T. 7kx
WI, dated Nov. 10; consideration, $4,000,
NORTH La Smile st, . Q cor Of Schiller st. y I. 6ox
81 2-10 1t, dated Nov. i; consideration, $11 600.
ofehsru at, \ cor Of Sophia st. f.. 22xp0 It, with
improvements, dated Nov. II consideration, s.. 5o0
North Grove at, 2lo It W OF Larzabee st ST. a4xloo
1000. 'A'
Wabash Az, W cor of Twenty.fourth at, Of. s5.1aa
: dated NOV. 6; consideration. $4,000.
West Lake st. 90 It " Of Curtis st, T. 6oxl00 II.
atea Oct: 20; consideration, SO, ,oo0, -
Ashland ay, 358k II of North ay, " r. 24x124 a,1f,
uateu April y! consideration, $1,000
rockwell ut, IT'S II q OF Twelfth IT. a. 6612A0x n
atea aug. IL; consideration, $l,760. ~
CaIlmet av, bot Twenty-eighth and Twepty-nfnth
TX l. 2a3l63 lilo It, dated Oct. Is; consideration
T!nkham ~, cor Of West Huron st una y NJ
i1,fe nloek, dated March IA; consideration, x;O6
1ahKham avl w COT Of West Huron st. cuttre hock
7,60o.. - ~'o@ 1'0'' ''ns'aeeaaon'
Vest Tyler Ut, 29s It Of Centre Nv, T. spx12o IT,
Hen nsn s,s Nov. u: consideralion, $4,000. -
oV. &; consideration, $400. ~ N"'e1
SOUTH or CITY LHMIT8.
Grove Parkway, bot Forty.thrd ard For+v four4,,
.1lRO 1T with burn lots in roar. dated Oct.
siGsa q asw OF Hyd' Park dated 5une
Of L Lot aud 4 Lot 4, in Block :, OF whnv
sec y ~, Y, dated May 10; consideration, q, ,61a
LOT ~. ~ lNock 4 OF FaWBstta part v j. Hcc 1
II, dated aiarch 20; consideration, s., 500, -
, 1873-11-14


NEw YonK, Nov. l3.-DEEyEs-ncceip! to-ttay,
tic samo tnse isat week; Tho demand was vory mod
mon to prime native cattle selling at 79i1he; COM
mon to fair Texan at 6ta6Ac. Sulca Include cars
Yspa s e~t s;seat IT 20; sars SGo ses. s4 Z
e%t, i 9SIl%ei csr: :oX cwt, At s4@oHo; eafs aa
ewt It sso eira is'e; ew ~ !. TX =
5e sa9,; md M M ssss TEXANS u ew
week Good stock Is wanted at fair prices, but COM
rangel u so to SEc; lambs at 1t tSo I to 10y; Ike. sce
couple :. ct ~ carloads very poor sheop had TO- he
Bw1xE-The fresh receipts number s,o2o, making
900 for three days, ngasnst 1860 for the Same ne
last week. The Inns been improving since Mon
teadeney It t4G91o Tor Two. aud 5I@e%o 81 for
dressed.
EAST LIBERTY PA.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. Nov. 13-CArrLE-Arrfyals. n
snao ssps sas5 ss,i aS medium, *aoo@62s COM
so;ssfs sSa5 Il beat rh'aspA''' $1,000
B,tEEr--Arrlyals, cara best sel,ng, t4.to@s,7s;
mediam' ssoo@4.do; ssmmon, ] sa.7Sas.ss~. ~
sH,alng reported arrivals Ga Tho toe Of tho mar
ri Sss a M 91s @ poSa , & ss q
arc as fol!owa 70 linois stoess ay i,l7oa1 se0 At
$5.9o@s.6o: 500 Indiana ptoers. av i0ol5i,4ai, at
esSoo t. g canaaa steers ~ 1.o3ll9l l27, Vt $970@
Ill., ~ Ts:Ss ssteEs a ss ls at 50 Michigan
ported arriynls 1,600 The market WIS fairly act1yo at
ysster.sy rses s4lss were 100 Michigan Sheep
7t99 II Tae 1ths VIII lght oaesln' acsiyo at
nsi ule 1000 Illinois and W oo hoes aysragina % iSa@ @
800 1bs, at S2.9Bt9s.10.
, 1873-11-14
AZ; midalca steady. Lard woak steam, 7-1c@9

vjjsS A'A04'o" o'e4os' AaAu "oaA atc0nV l-lGt&
NEW onIE4Hs, Nov: 19.-DnEADa7ufrn-Corn waa
% - saa rnS assnas iss Fully nI :' Ss pr,no
to ,! ,s!triesly prime, 7sls99sxo: 0
s s sSss ssS ' s'ss@s: sis :
orfy . s9ey 9pSq 1sna soo o!narS sioa oa
good ntiil!ne. la;@ioAe: luk e sAss ri eoltdsd
.MonEx Gold, ioa@tosi11: currency, 2@2,1 stsht,
~ for checks s''F1a1s' sTs 1otl1s. IL
sr. Iou1s, Nov. 1o!'-DnEApsrufrs-Flour dull aud
sssss sses Gse' ss sssSs s ss hs s1
and held higher; No. 3red, tl.3o BID No. do nom.
nj A. oofa searss ' snd sher
slsngsa: Nys satse ind baior No. opsnod It &c.
WMIak1-lower at s7as7Ne.
o.y mGS'Ess At saSsjsS ssee'p' aa'' 'a'o'
CATTLE Duh no shipping lois offering: medium
GNor.'FAr1, Nov. Apsxurrs-F1our-Ab bottox
1cS7ng upr hsgsas a t52o9 Wheat qu!et It s195@
- nov7stoNs-Firner; Pork nrm; jobblng st2.oo9
S12<e a2.1e IaFa ga!et steam. sales kettie
Til, Go olear. 6HAG1sc. ' ~
Is 800 shipments, 075 Green nrais frnnr si,niI!
96s1 sa1 GloaE rs 49,; coar, &C. Hams, saes
WHISKY lin good domn1,d ut s7c.
BALTIMORE.
n1a1I@ohE E., NOV la-BnE4psTuFRs-F in tct-
Ter demand but unohnngcd Wheat seatly md flrfs
cnoco willie, SlG0GBltl Ohio and Indiana. 81 3OS
Lac. Ctrn-Mixed Western dull and nominal At COS
Oats weak Western mixed, 4GGs47c white, 48a49o
Rye, s0190o. q. -
Inoy1aioNs-1n better demand and nrmcr. Pork
Sta:7'Sla.Go: hlhmcas firm sloulders hold at 60
clear IT, 5;Ac. Bacon Irregular; shoulders, 7hc;
nurTEn1scarse -scarse mud Ar1n good 10 cholco Western
uofFEE-Nornnal fair to primo Rio 2o122c
. Wn1sxg-Very dull ut o1k@o2c*
,.u. o5WEGO.
sO3s',WEno, Nov: 3.-DnEADsrurrs-Whc DIM No.
I,naHn MaGsso Il Corn quiet Mt a5c Barlcy acady:
op'aAe oahada, 81.
~ &MihWAuNfE, Noy: INSTRUMENTATION 1niot
$t.o1 cash or Noyembcr s10f5 for December O,it
ssssaay 40. = 31c. Corn atoa:y;s M. =, 4Oc. Nya
n nu :, GTS; ,,nfcy nTr1ey Gun r. 2sl2o
unacEtrls-f!onr b'ouo 6rla; wl4e.t, 1t9.GoJ bM.
oH1fAEfIs-f!oar' 50C0 hrls wheat. II, GOO bu.
,... TOLEDO.
, 1873-11-14
Tho Produce Markets.

NEW YoNK Nov. 13.-CorroN--Olosod higher,
win 1air demand 1ntddling uptanl, 14}lo futures
BnnApsFurFs-Flour in fair demand aud higher;
reeorts, ii, 600 brs; supcrnno Western and 6tnte,
f50o6s5.ao: common 70 good oxtra. $5.76@0 70
good to choice, whlto wheat o1tra. 81 0d
G97.6o;. Ohio. s5es@7.76; st. Louis, b0.25@l0.5o,
lsye -four and corn meal unehaliasd, Wheat
ba; No. spring, st.so@1.al; No. Chicago.
flsl@132; do hlllwaukee, sl:s.@1.ae; No. q North.
Western. 81 As; Nos. md spring mixet, s.34. Nyo
qnio.. Harley aud nalt unchanged. Corn III good do
lna,l aud higher; receipts $4,000 hui; prime mixed
Mestern Htsst, q oH@1aHo d eomn,oi! on o n sore,
ORR, utoat. 46G947Ho white, 4Bssa0no.
Eaas-E1rnA; Mehtcrn, 27e.
HAY AND HUrs-unchanged.
anoUEnsEs-Cotreo dull und nominal; Rio, l9i'(@
22Ao. Sioux Ut ltiu hani Uu0O bags. Sugar qat.
.Mo1asaes and rice dull.
rKrnohKuM-pull and nominal; crude, o@5}so;
rehneu, l1hDl37{c.
TuRpKNYlNE-Quict at a019c.
nuTTgn AND CIIEksE-UnchRngod.
WHtSKY-Fixm nlltl fairly actlyo at 0lX@01e,
PnoyIs1oAs-pork dull anl lowor new moss $li.76,
usQs dull aud unchanged out-iueats dull shoulders
, 1873-11-14


LNEnroo1, Nov. 13-11 a. m.-Flour, a7t@2as,
Wheat-%inter, lls 1ca@l2s ~ spring, lis 5lt9126
white, 12s i0ltai3s Id club 13s 3l@13s Cd. Corn,
3es Cd. Pork, T1s Cd. Lard, 3Sa Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 13-1:36 p. 1n.-Corn, 32s Cd.
Pork, Ills. Lard, $50 I'd. 1lcat unchanged.
LlvEAroo1, Nov. 13.-Cotton shaie hr1ncr :
middling uptand, ago; Orleans, DC. Bales, l4OO0
bales American, 400; Speculation and export, 1000.
Cotton to arrive, higher Sales uplan1a tho bass
Of good ordinury, shipped October 10 December ska
t-l8. -'*o
Dreadstnffs quiet. Red winter wheat lis 1od@1as
I'd. Flour, a7e0a2as. Corn, 1es Oil.
Provfsions-pork, Ills. Lard, 38s Cd. Oheese Cts.
onmberand 1niadles, new, Ass.
= LONDON, Noy. 13-6 p. nl.-The bullion in tho
bullion TINT has gone into tho Bank on balance to-day
Ia e92,000. Consols for nlonoy, 02;1; do, oi,
account, 02;S@92ai. United Statos aeollrtcs-5.2os
ct ,a5 do of H. OAK 1o4os, oo7 nvw 6s 001f.
Erie, 36H.
Sugar On spot, 28a 9d@a9B.
Ta1ow, 4ls.
pAn1s, Nov. 13-specio In Bank Of franco decreased
1000, 200 frunca. Rentes, SIT 39l6c.
, 1873-11-14

~ 4.uu
% nLslsn "spo 80 1,7G
Notwithstanding tic probability TINT Tho
trao openo brlakly hs morning viii viii i prieos rn,
and continued 40 to t''o cloao In 1dditoln to the
Mah'a o. Eastern huyers there wero ods than ton
proyrd ani!'cicnt 10 enabo sellers 10 a1,stain Tho a
yarco cstab!alod yesterday, but 10 work np rricss
40, waro 1t rotnained Grni throughout. Ti.o o.ts
s,do Quotation. $l1o was rad In Tow instances hy
wero reported at $37s@3sb for roor 10 common: It
f9oq53nS ~ dor moditm 10 good grndos and a. 3l3o9
close The following woro among Inc days transac
, 1873-11-14
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 49,
The receipts Of live stock sluce Saturday have been
T0{hf

CATTLE-Aaldc from stock cattle, for which tho
preceding days Of tho week. thoro was not the slight
eat in tho demand for any c1aas of Stock
Interest c and % nesr ess opersns e sny any
considerable oxtont. The former wero agan deferred
from active operations By tho gloomy tono Of i'd
at eata selling there IT ss ian Chicago Isass pres
ownera losing freight, commissions aud other tncs-
ing news their operations, might On
asoowha limited scale, 500 covering le total OF their
purchases These were taken " oo9s4.76 for good
s25 choise dreves ayeragng from 1as Is.
Butchers wanted but few cattle to-lny, majority OF
lled consequently tho descriptions Of atock usually
taken by that Gase Of b9yers were oysn more dul
&: isaSs 1of tSSsssST ~ %s19: nd :ssssssS
fer ~h,es ths mssist had s sny passasa appsa1asce
tho sacrifice Of prcos. Some Of The stock estte sold
today have been In The yards for three weeks past
Ssos ss sa 9sfS % q
VEN W. 30 g5ss wng to yo
its. Tho market closed da sith nany cattle attl III
the yarda unsod, aud lore Ia lttio prospect OF any
material change for the better for soo tie to come
E4tra Dceves-6Eadedatoers, averaging 1,4oo
ohocs s fs well formed syear
to year old steers, averaging 1900 to
l,45o 50o@bao
steers, averaging 200 to sso !bs ....... 42s@47s
Medium Grades-Bteers In fair iesl, aver
aging l.190 to 125o oihs.......::........ 3.75a425
Butchers' ssock-Common to fair stcorb
aud good to cxtra cows, for city Slaughter
averaging 800 to 1.1oo lba. a.5o@376
Gtock Gatte--Conmon cattlc, III tlecout
tioah, ayeraging TOO to 1850 ha.......... a25@8l6
Inferior-Iight and thin COWS, heifors,
ssagg hnlls, and scallawag steers. 1.75@a23
Cate-Texas, choice corr-fed. :....... 4.25094.kO
Catte-Tc1uB, Northern wintered. ........ 175GS3o5
Catue-Te1as. through droVcs........... l.50G29.50
CATTLE aALE8.
, 1873-11-14

| METALS AND T1NNERs' ST0OK-Busiucss con.
fos~. 9s' prices 0'ns uniformly 't'aay as
TIN pIATE-IO, 1ox14 t12.00; do, 12t19. 1880: do
st5as 3ss5 '''oo; do f0''s l'laa TO- 80; a' sS1aS
tEA1s ska; Ssi, iso; ppo, S; gi sa 's eeils ,oso
SHEET 2rwo-Fun casks, 1oHo; ha1f cash,, 1oxo:
leg quantity, 11e; slabs, 9Ho. ~
No. seas il asss: n'''' f0n a's
Nc kSsI1Ep a H. iRSsMo; ~ a. 1e r. s ss so
ri aasa sss paned espeos SssF 10:
:, W1aETNos: = @ e 81 1oc; 70 H. 11ci
~ 80; 10 100; 2o 2oo: full bundle, a5@35 pei cont
d'Mseeo1ns; fenoe @ wire, BY carload. o1o.
neS kcI ;. s eea =. n: gvea q rse.es &
s7:5o e!inch, $1;9o.
-, NAVAL gToNEs-We quote: Mani1a rope, y ID,
o@sso ma;rine, t. 2Saso .Eaed e0fs, fope
n, l7esleo; M i oaknln. y 1sle :S.6o@e.6o; pitch. u
oIIS-frses were tic e.ne Is On the earlior days
of tho week, WHARF, with ono Or two exceptions,
sszi r sssy af Ha: ss ssnS5 M
5ent make, 52o: No: e7c No; t3o; tinaeca raw,
neatsfoot OIL strictly pure $l10; do extra, Q0o;
40 Nc 36a bank o coo stralta Csc; elephant oil,
nnphtha. common, iteloe. e0s,.'
poTA10Es--oontlnuo In good demand and without
9no,aoo chAnge though some parties wete willing TO
saade pfieea little being afraid to bold ooaey pack
eu ears on account Of tho cold weather. peaehb1ows
81 s1S 10 Hs;oe ~ caroas ana Easy Mose at
Nao 9n track; carr ohio and EASTERN DO It sl.1o;
ear Michigan at .o5 delvered car do at Slut de-
AyeGa4: 45,4; ,,,,, ,,,, -,
tUuLIh1 AND tAME-Choico freah stock Mas IN
gooa 1o9uess, anu more plenty Poultry and ~ knds
proughr better M prices Lve poultry and yoniaon u
gcTy aioW o. salo Wo quote: Live chickens, $t.e09
2oo; DO, dressed, $l:7o@325; ducks, sa.5o@30o; Do
dressed Do s5l2o; fEesh 90. 1os12hc; prairo chick
ems EoGta325 partridgcs, $3.25 quail, l.0o@1 as
inalafu ~ uucKs per dog; sma1l ducks, 76c@
, 1873-11-14
COMMERCIAL.

: TuuasnAY EVENING, Nov, 49,
Tho following were the receipts and shipments
the leading articles Of produce In Chicago
>, ring tue past twenty-four hours, and for tia
trrespondiug dato one year ago:
, 1873-11-14

long and short c1oar, scIlcr Docornbor, Mt 5Jho
20, 900 lha green han1s "a lbB) at q 5000 pcs
Ss1 S, e. % Sa@ 9e @ S @1s n5, .s q S 5 s d. n{ {'e IL
ut tdl&o.; 100 brla groom hams (1b ll,n) at B1So
260 brls boof hams on private terms 60 brls
o1tra plato teof at a1t00.
Flour was quito active In comparison with tho
marhot Of several days past, beeihg In good OK.
port tlatnend both for Europe and thn South,
bovoral Southern or1osa hav8 boen hero for two
or threo days, md tho agents woro looking
tho advance In wheat ntmuntod thoi1l to tako hold
to-day, Wintorn woro satoady, and spring extras
shade frmcr, though wo make no change
IN our quotations. Bran waB stronger.
Sales wero reported Of 200 brls whito winter ox-
traa on private terms; 100 brla spring oxtras at
1925; 300 brls do at e5.50, 700 brln do at e50O,
1850 brls do On private ter1nB 100 brls auporflno
lOaL Orook) At 1915; TO brla buokwhoat at
5000 90 brls do at a. 81 brla do at $3.50:
60 brs ao DO On private torms total 4297 bEls.
lowing Morn TIM clnaiur n1inna
, 1873-11-14
q tho outside. othor grain, provisions, and
lako froights wcro aulot.


snlcs nt tho Night Board : 1l0 brls ,noss pork,
oash ,el1.o5 loo do, el2.00 100 tca lard, soil
Or Fobrtiary, $40, 260 do, do, E7.371$;.2 cars
green hhmg, AZ II lhs, ut $50 500 pork barrels,
dollYorod, at $1.4711, cash.
, 1873-11-14

BII1LBIC5s
Thickness-Five shinglea to be TWO inches in thick
ncA6.
Iengsh-si1tecn inches.
Baek-Walnut - Counters. sl0o.o0@1so.00: clear
~ "a eoGs5oo: common $35.004o0.00: Gull, $oo.00a
Ash--Ciear, 3a9. .00B 1000; common, $l6.0O@2500:
c',t, SO go@ 1000; flooring, $50. o0@1oo0. -
Gull, $9.0p@l5.0a.
~ l!tekory-cIear, s2s :oo@6oov; common, s2ooo@
$500 Gull. $l2. .0l@l8.00.
h1aple-ClcHr, $2!.u0G2 90; common slG0oaa5. 90
Gull, $1o.oo0l5.00.
- Bntternut-clear, s35.uo@6ooo; common, saooo@
5000.
>, ,Ghaerrya;clear, aa s4o,oo@eo.oo; common, *15oo@
Nhtcwool-Clcar, $3o.oo@4o.0o common, $1,000
Wagon stcok-Hickory axles, per set, 81 oo@1 80; j;
wagon poles. caoh A5a55e box boards. $50, COG 1000
Florida rcd cedar, $50 per It mahogany, 309 400 ;
do conntors. Zoo; rosewood, 60@a0c white holly, Soc
, 1873-11-14

Observation-Disclosures still psryadea all departments
Of tue lcathar .narkot and values are wcak and uusst
ted for all descriptions. though tho oNly 1nnteftai
change recont|y noEcl tho decline Of ID In upper
below are tho current quotations;
HEML0cK.
unfHc6dt oot9 w
VQUatry G&fhea9t.s ss.s,sssssst ooGS "
, 1873-11-14
WOOL.
Harding. Gray l. Dewey, OF Boston, say:

III delano and combing 1cacea tllerc hna beon de-
cided change, The large ntoek Of tho Manchester Mills
as mentioned lsst week, las been placed npon thc
MARKET amounting to upwards OF 7000O0 lbs, princi-
pn!ly deaino Aeece, and th!B grade of wool IL from to
10a per b lover than tho highest point. Selections aro
now also moro rigid than when buyers wero humorous
and stocks Light. Tho stoppaRa Of tho Atlantic Deaino
dtttonal supplies will bo put upon tho market from that
Quarter. Upward Of 100000 lbs Canada con,bfnR held
by tho Manchoator Hills In OnnAda is also reported TO
hRye been bought Try tho Pacific Mills, Thcre IL no
surplus Of combng and dc]aine wool In tho country
~ aur principal mills aro still running full Enlc but
tho largo supply that ia available haa tendency
to derresa the market for tht tinao being.
Whiln our business affairs arc 10 MI led up md I'm,
Settled the nayacoa from abroad continue quite faYora
Instant and 1000 baea IL tho probable total aount
that Will be onored.
1tla estimased that abous 100000 rbs Montoytaeo
and Australia wool will DO shipped from New Yorf
aud noaton for this hAn. All available freiat room
haa oan enHaRed and ttcae larKo eAt1uonts nru the
uost hopeful Blg Of tho market Ut presont Ipilcu.
t1oha OF m easier money market beginning to
themselves, md conad0nco 1uuat bo restured
soohoE or iAtrs. hut when favorable chance takcs
paee Vt" ~ toGha hat stocks Of wool ut all points
raaanlonta and ths dillouoa ant nre yot Ia In mat
and oyerconie Aore ta vary conado.s ssiiuQ tat va
shall hayo moro satisfactory market VI vi usriy day
LATxsT.
Wheat WAS fairly active In tho afternoon. aud
advanced ~, selling at o7996D08o soller Decenl-
Der, closing st o7}so. and at LOT soler january.
uorn N'9l was IN moderate demand and stronger,
selling so at 871@98}so seller December, and
oSs1d25vc seller January, both options closing
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-01
THE NEW CABLE.

The Direct United States Cable Com
pany Qimited) have taken the first grand
step toward the perfection of tue enter
prise which they have so long contem.
plated. That is they have contracted
with Siemens Brothers for the manufac
ture of 8 O60 miles of cable for the sum If
$685. 900, which they mean to Law next
year. The particulars of this new enter
prsse have been already published in the
Globe Briefly recapitalated, they are
these. The company means to establish
direct telegraphic communication between
tn" kingdom of Great Britain and this
country by a submarine cable stretching
from the west coast of Irland to the coast
OF New Hampshire, where it will be me,
oy the wires of the Atlantic and Pacific
Oompany.-BostOn Globe.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-01

mere afe within radius of twenty
miles from the Boston Public Library,
Hno including that collection, at least
4OO,OoO volumes III the dozen or twenty
Libraries OF colleges, societies, clubs, Sun
day Schools and parishes, within the same
area, there are also 100000 volumes acces
sible to the people on easy conditions.
Thus a population of five or six hundred
thousand men, women and children. FIJI
ing Boston and the outlying towns, are in
possession of libraries which contain q
million books.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-01

The things that tend to lift peo-
pie into noble self-sacrifce, generosi-
ty, purity and communion with
God are good, and the things that
make for selfshness, hatred and
animalhood are evil. And the ques-
ton for every person to answer is,
not only whereabouts on the scale
am | p but, (Which way on the
scale am | moving?"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-01
TRUE STORY OF A ROOSTER.

Last summer had among my poultry
young rooster. His personal appear
ance was not prepossessing. He was over
grown and awkward, and his pin feathers
were painfully visible. He was quite q
contrast TO the lord of the flock, whose
stately steppIngs and majestic bearing
had earned the title of "Kaiser." The
young rooster was evidently held in con-
tempt by all his compeers, the hens treat.
ing him with scornful indifference, while
if he essayed crow Kaiser Immediately
cut it short by dash after him, making
him fee for his life; Kaiser remarking to
his family of hens as he rejoined them
"The impudence of that fellow! I shall
have to thrash him vet.
Abous this time hen with six little
chickens concluded she was tired of the
cares of maternity. She preferred to
stroll among the current bushes with
Kaiser and her companion hens,to scratch
ing in the hot sun for those troublesome
chickens. SO she left the poor little
things alone, and found them huddled
in frightened little heap, making plte.
Gus cries. Now, my hero was not so old
but that he remembered his own chicken
hood, and being rather an outcast himself
from the flock, made him have fellow
feeling for those forsaken little morsels.
Whatever his motive may have been, it is
certain that he took those chickens under
his own charge; he scratched for them
and fed them, and at night cuddled them
under his own wings; he did everything
for them that their mother could have
done except to cluck.
You MI know the old couplet concern
ing growing hens and indeed I think it
lowering to the dignity of staid, matron.
ly hen to assume the masculine preroga-
tive of growing but this roost er who nn
derstood the maternal Office of caring for
the little ones, was so elevated thereby in
my estimation that when Kaisers career
ended Ia the soup pot, he was appointed
to succeed him. ag