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The New York herald., 1873-12-04
THE SETTLEMENT QUESTION.
A More Peaceful Tone Among
the Havanese.
THE CASINO STILL URGENT.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK Hssaln

HAVANA. Dec g. 1873.
The excitement among the citizens is disappear.
ing and tranquility is returning.
PEACE MANIFESTO.
The National Integrity Club, composed or . num-
Der OF the principal members Of the volunteer force
has issued . manifesto advising obedience to the
authorities and expressing confidence in the acts Of
Captain General Jovellar.
A DEMoNsrR ALTON AGAINST THE CAPTAIN GENERAL
ABANDONED.
ALI the journals announce that the contemplated
attempt at . demonstration against "a certain
personager will not occur not being likely to be
productive or any good results.
THE CASINO STILL ACTIVE.
Senior Zulueta has teegraphed to the Spanish
casinos in the interior that recent events have
obliged all good Spaniards to renew their oaths to
preserve the honor OF Spain in the Island OF Cuba
The answers are in the usual patriotic STYLE The
can government opprobrous and says that every
Spaniard hearing them calmly degrades himself.
THE PRESS TONE MORE MODERATE.
The newspaper discussion Of the situation Is
more moderate and reasonable In tone. The peo-
pie are advised to await events calmly The crisis
is generally considered to be past.
Press Opinion-The Republican Party
Strong in Cuba-Empioy ment for Iaie
Army officers Suggested.
HAVANA, Dec. o 1873.
The GorT'O Frtgo declares that the republican
party In Cuba is strong and united as ever and
denies there Is any truth In the report OF dlssen-
sons among its leaders. 1t complains that too
many army officers are living idly in Havana and
advises that employment be given them.
The Spanish Minister and the Secretary
of State i'm Accord Still-The Port for
the Virgtnius' Surrender Not Yet De-
termined On.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3, 1873.
Admiral Polo and Secretary Fish have, since
they signed the protocol saturday, been in per-
feet accord concerning the arrangements for the
restoration of the Virginius and the Survivors, The
port to which the virginus shall be brought may
depend upon her sea-going condition. The Official
information does not excite apprehension that this
part OF the protocol will De ser rously, If at all,
barrassed Everything thus far has been done
with calmness on the part of the representatives
OF the two governments
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
ENGLAND.

Discount on Change and at the Bank-Move-
ment Of Bullion.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
ROME AND GERMANY.
The Archbishop Of Posen Defines His Clerical
Allegiance
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

H7Isfs11fN 1COs
Archbishop Ledochowski replies to the demand
of the German government for his resignation. re-
fusing to comply declaring that he is responsible
only to the Pope.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04

Bakers ChOcolnte.-If You Wish tho
best VANILLA CHOCOLATE get BAKERS.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04

A.-For a superb Dress Business Hat
60 to ESPENSCHEID Manufacturer, us Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04

Giles & Co.'s Linime n Tod Idle OF Ann o.
MA cures Paralysis Chilbains and Chronic or Inham.
matory Rheumatism, &c. Best combination ever dis
covered Price cents and 81 bottle. Depot 45l sixth
The New York herald., 1873-12-04

Average temper ature yesteruay'. 4ll4
Average tempe rature ior corresponding date
last YEAR 3sH
The New York herald., 1873-12-04

BAYONNR Dec. 8, 1873.
Don Carlos has taken up his winter quarters at
Durango, o town in the Province OF Biscay Ii
miles southeast OF Bilbao.
His brother, Don Alfonso, has gone to Paris.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04

Naval Concern with Respect to Collisions
at Sea.
VERSAILLES, Dec. 3, 1873.
Admiral Jaures has proposed to the Assembly the
establishment or an international tribunal for the
purpose OF investigating collisions between vessels
on the high seas.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
FRANCE.
TeLEGHAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Important Changes in Chief Foreign Missions.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04

1ElEGRAmS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PARIS, Dec. 3, 1873.
1t s announced this morning that the Duke de
Rochefoucaud Is to be appointed to the French
mission at London, and that the Marquis de N0a-
les, now Minister at Washington, Is to be trans
ferred to Rome.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
SPAIN.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Royal Dons Retiring to Winter Quarters.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
THE POPE.

His Holiness Again Indisposed in Health.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ROME, Dec. 3, 1873.
The Pope is again indisposed
The New York herald., 1873-12-04

Mrs. Shaw's Moth and Frecklc Lotion
removes Freckles Moth Patches sallo wness Tam
titles the complexion has no equal warranted; price
81. WIN. NJ. GILES CO., t5l sixth av., sole Agents
The New York herald., 1873-12-04

Youmans' New Opera Turban for Even-
ing Price 50 50 best quality. .YOUMANS, Hattar.
7l9 and l,l0s Broadway Holiday hats ready.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04

The Spanish Minister and the Secretary
of State in Accord Still-The Port for
the Virginius' Surrender Not Yet De-
termined On.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04

Very Old Jamaica, st. Crofx and GrcN
NADIA RUNS some of whcn has been in our possession
many years IL. b. KIRK CO. 50 Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04

Wiys, Toupees, Sc.-G. Rauchfuss.
practical Wig and Toupee maker, "A East Twelfth street,
RrAa ly
, 1873-06-19

h1enekaunoo bull ut ssugatnok by n1r. John Mar.
toll, Formerly Of buffalo, who hns earned an excellent
Il M long o continues to bring out such vessels as
tliis nne Tho dmenaions Of thy vessel sro 17s fecs
se Vos saoa M nuu Il horonshs
edeeboardod all over. Bho cost bcwccn SIX, 900 and
70 goo, and Will 10 uaed by hcr owncEn for c.rry1n4
lunibcr from hfeno1nnee 10 Chicago It ia thought
that sho will carry o5o IN IL. Capt. j. Travis ia Id
new acr W g. cros,wats & i s sRfonn ri, On Tic Ie No.
biah. The Crosshwaito was coai laden, and bound for
toaa that R Vii On TSf soat
.s. odbss bss srr'd to pa a Ih9 saps pn1ss
bs leon rround Marquette. fho onyal!oga naio
morning and nrrlving i!ore "Wednesday ovoning..
Tho prop Hurd broke hor shatt sn1 lays At Nosth-
The prop China, Of the Anoher Limo, whilo coming
alongside Of tho dock between Woodward avonue aud
s; f. 9e1o WITH nc iag Tug @
and other parts, which will require considerable ro<
-alcasrs. Wolf Davidson, Of Milwaukee,, are about
to make arrangements for tho addition Of mill for
eswin8 hhip plank 70 thclr establishment As soon aa
tic vessel now tho aooks is launched, tho above.
sehooner Of full slze for thonaclvoe:
Tho lost acl,r ". .. Brown Was found badly broken
-Tventy thousand bsSsho7s o. wheat wsu secured
dry from ,he barge Royal oak, aunk ia tho 1aehno
-Thoro nro about forty steatn tugs ut proaent at
Detroit employed In towing through tho rivetu Of
service.
Tho prop Princeton, which cano out in 1847, and
WAS lost OF barcelona In 1854, was tho rst thrco-
TOO crank under that rig and two Of her spars wero
| takon out.
Tho propeller Allegheny. with barges. bound up.
rnn hard aground Sunday night, at the bond opposite
the light house, at tho Flats. sho not OF 1t Inst
nccounts,
Steamers crossing St. Clair Flata nt night fro.
quonsy ground at tho bend opposite tho lighthouse,
where. thus far, thero has been Light locnte. Mr..
Jefferson Williams who attends 10 tho plotting of
steamers that thoroughfarc, will from tonight
have Light lxed at tho above point, and keep II In
trim the remainder Of tho Thfco blasts OF the
whistle will call attention to hose requiring assatancc
| ever the 1ats.-Detroft Post 17th.
, 1873-06-19

Frcishts were far aud aotivo at for corn, Go for
wheat and 4e for oats to uao, mud 1lo for corn TO
KtnRson, The vessels chartered were : To buffalo
schrs p D. Locke Halsted Ponsaukoe, aud Z, Jones,
corn at sHo: sohr snnr1se, wheat at &C. !: sehr Two
oats at 4c To Kingston-schrs ". ]. preston Trini.
dad Goo; q; l4nliey. and narbasIan corn st H. To
1t 25o Total, u, capacity equalto 81 900 bu wheat
2l4,o0o ba corn, 5000 bu oats. From Milwaukee, to
Nu!1ao-8chr Marougo, wheat at oHo; to Kingston
ity about B0, 600 bu, Tho hehrs Mcdec and Ataanta
were chartered In tho Afternoon fur corn To kn8hton
at 1lo; calacty, 80, 900 bu.
AT Cleveland tho coal frtighta very frm, the
aupy being largs and vessos TT e % @
town., tl,55 MiwnSkee, $40; Detroit and Wyan-
iosts, 7vo JuIAlo, 81 10. Iron ore from Marquette
10 Oloyelatl Sa2o do to Eric, 10. Coal 10 Ioron-
to, $9.2s, goll !; to Kingston. $2.15. ,..,
MILWAUKEE,, June 17-0la!n ftclghts dull ana
eaaior Olsrtcrs To Dudaio-sohr Enterpr'a9 Wheat
wheat i. e>4o. 10 kngaton-schrr Clayton bela ana
American, 10 come to Chicago, wheat At l2Hc.
, 1873-06-19
LOCAL STocK AND 1oND MARKET.
MeBsrs. Lunt, Preston l. Kean quote as fol-


The following instruments we're fled for rec
ord On Wednesday, Juno 10:
oIry PROPERTY.
Lots As TO 48, In Block s, In hI!llard Decker'a "
ehofnwA, soc ID. 50, 13, dated April rs; consider
ation, 1000.
West Ohio ST, botwecn Oakley 1t and Western av, I,
90 It to alley, dated Juno 10; consideration, 600.
EN Of Lot 13, In Block Is OF . u, SEQ 20 50, IL,
dated May II consideration, $500.
Calumet av, cor Of Thirty nt vi, l6o175 It,
dated April II; consideration, $l3,12s.
West Van Buren, IT., 90 0-1o y, Of Marshneld st,
I. 90 3-lok117 It, dated Nov 0, 1874; consideration,
Neat Huron At, IA IT Of Noblo IT. n I, 2Ax11o II,
dated April 20; consideration, 81, 100.
supesior a. cor Of KingsGury It, n I, is1loo II,
Lei S. sd Kess Boe1. IS and 49, In
Smiths !, * X Of Bee 49, 49, II, dated Mo, u oonaid-
onondaaa ct. bet Laurel and Auburn sts, +, as114s
Adjoining the above, as114s Il, dated May "a con-
It "a, ii Wilson'S Subdivision, 2a1 Of eeA It Of W
Nn~ Be- 49, 80, H. dated hay "a, 1872 consider
0rovelaId court, OF ana near Yincennea AZ, n T.,
2o1loo IT. With building dated 49, consideration
Emerald av, OF and near Thlrty-nnth It, t. n n
10 alloy, dated May 1s; consideration, 800.
Lot ~, tn Gibson'a Block GO, School Section Addi-
ton. with improvements dated juno 0; consideration,
West Huron at, Of Noble 1t, I, 2411lo Il, dated
Juno Q; consideration, 81 ,600.
Indiana ag bet Thirty y-fourth and Thrty-nfth as, 0
It to alloy, dated April "a; consideration,
It, dated june 2 confederation, SIT. 8l1.
NonTH or oITT LIMITS. s.
Lincoln nv o44 $40 II Of George ut, T. 24111o
II, dated March 81 !; consideration, 5000.
Twenty-four by 12t It adjoining tho above, dated
March al consideration, $500.
SOUTH or CETX I4Il&TT8,
Egaudale av, W cor Of Twcnty.fourth et . f. 7oe}S
1851 It, dated Fob. 1; confederation. ~. .430.
Lots 10 and 7, In Dlock1 IN Wilson, Head steb
biugs' " u Of ew4 SEQ Is, 50, II, dattd May II
Iot T. In nlook i, ia Berdells part Of Lot g. in go
tota and 10, ID Block 8, In Adam 'Hmlth'a fubdi
, 1873-06-19
MARINE.


schr Enterprise Musseaon 10 lnmbeT s 50 y ath
ssr nianitowoc, Mnnitowoc IL b1a fab, O. tubs but
stnr Corona St. Joseph, 37ls cascu strawberries, IS
b1a fish, doad ca1vcs:
Prop Scotia Duaalo, l75 brla sugar, 22s pigs buck
fsls Barge Hessehsh, luainstoa' 80 lumber. 30 n
senr hnj y. u. Ferry, White Lake, 80 N lumber 500
Prop ohas R{ets, hanistce, 1so lubor, 20 m 'hin-
g]ca, 20 m lath.
sehr Guide, d st. St. Joseph. 80 m lumber:
RsS9 Rs6g9 Msry 1as @
scow Lille Gray, st. Paula Pier, GO N lumbar.
ssss MI ps VILE ass Ie aa9s rs m lumber Is
scow asafes, ss Psas por, 20 m lumber it eds
scow South Side, White Lake, 155 m lumber.
scr scnP 35 Westehostor, MuaEoson, 10 m lumber 40
eehr 1!s1 lawson nassosH1, s.s 4 rs ,n, m lumber.
scoS SEQ sos Bird, arand havcn, 1856 N lumber, 40 N
| 1aroo Mars Ludiugton, $50 m lumber.
schf 70 yilas Green my lea shpgles X 90 o. n lssh
ass;s asGes5a 5os liz II nIes9 mbs s .n
| Bchr Mary Muskcgon, $50 m lumber.
| Echr Iin11tet Ford River, 1G0 m lumber.
| Barge Peahhgo, Pcshtigo, $50 m Lumbar.
Bohr Ashtahuln Kewaunce, 3,b00 pd8ts, ,4oo Tics.
! Echr Il. Blood, Jacksonport, 5000 cedar posts.
| schr Dolphin, MuRkcgon, LAG III lumber.
schr Fannie and Floy, saugatuck, os m lumber 50 m
| lath, G m rlckea.
Bchr oatrlcl Little Busmico, $40 m lumber, 40 m
| lAth.
brig + TYSON Menominec 100 70 q l lnnno5 1a,o.,
/ NIGHT Aan1yAL8.
| Etmr h1uskcgou, Grand Haven, H1ludrle8.
| st1nr Trueadel, Green Bay, allndriea.
| 6cur Arrow. Holland, IS cda wood.
| hfIchael Groh. Mnnistcc sundries.
stnr City Of Concord OgdonsbuEgh, 4i8bdb iron and
| CLEARED. June 18.
gnr htanitowoc, Manitowoo, tons pig lead. aud su-
| etmr Corora St. Joseph, A rkgB sundries
| echr Wu Hunt, Buffalo, 5000 bu cogn
Prop chas. Rez, Manlstee 800 bu oats, brls beef,
| schr @, Il. Bond, Kingston, co. 600 bu corn.
schr Geo. Waua, Buffalo, %, 900 lu rye
prup Philadelphia, Erle. $1,000 bu corn, 21oo oslS
| Aour. 49,. ..-.
rtop Fountain City, Buffalo, $4,000 bu corn, 900 brls
| flour, a halen aheep poIts, n cases cgge.
| NIGHT OLEANANCEA.
| 6tmr Muskegon, Grand uavon eundrtes.
Prop J. G. Trucadcl, Green Bay, aundrlca.
Bcnr Bunriso, Buffalo, 1904 bu corn.
Schr Barbarian, KngAton, 10, 100 bu corn.
Prop City Of New York, Ogdousburgh, 5,316 bu corn,
$50 brls pork, and gnndries.
: Bchr q. O. Fnney, Kingston, 10, ,a91 hu corn
Slmr Michael 1ro1l, bTanisee 1l2 IN lumber.
6chr brooklyn, Buffalo. Is 900 bu corn.
, 1873-06-19
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET

oAPTLE-fhc IT'LL general features Of tho cattle market
wcro by no means ns favorable for the selling Interest
a. on yesterday, the domand being losa active while
prices for most grades were unmIsakably in buyere
3ayor Receipts comparatively wero light, which wns
favorable circumstance, but this wos moro than Of
vet by the deterioration In tho quality Of the stock
offered for Bale and the reporta OF lower prcea ut
Buffalo and Albany. OF really choice teeEea the
offerings were few and, with perhapa hali-doren
exceptions, nothing fetched over $6.65. The highest
reported sale lb head averaging hs, At $900
sold by Gregory. 8trnder Co. Two or thrco
buncca chnngcd hands ut $57558 co. but uoat Of tho
days business was transacted 81 $.to@5.o0. Texaa
cattle were In beral supply, and ao1d slowly ut $500
a376 for through droycat and OF @620 for COM
mon to extra in.ared North. Gregory, sraaor
b Co. obtained tho outside dgure for IS head aYerag.
ing ll2G head Tho market closed heavy. with good
deal ct common stock left oVor uusold.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Doovos-Graded ateers, averaging ], 400
ohoeo 1es s'a nesgssMFnc, III, Vol formod syear
T. 1850 IT, . 5eo@s7s
o9tu soers, syerasng .1oo 10 laso 5s595bo
aSu Sa1ua SO to 1.2So tbs. too95as
Butchere' Btock-Common TO fair stccr1,
and good to oxtra cows, for city
eaughier, averaging ZOO to ,1U0 ibs. 36O3A7b
Stock Cattlc-Conmon eatte, In eeccnt
Aea1, ayeraging TOO to $50 Tbs. s........ 3c0947s
Inferior-IIght and thin cows, hefers,
atags bulls, md scallawag steers. 3.00@a.55
Catta-Tc1ap, Northern wlntered. ...-.,-. 3I646.OO
Catslo-Ts1as, through drovcs. 3'ooS3.bo
CATTLE sALza
, 1873-06-19
vision, in y 600 80, 80, u, dated March 10, 1871;
consideration, 1850.
Lot 81 in Flsh Young'a Lot 9, Of Wallace nj, In
sbshos v " Boo 4, 5s, II, dated May "a; cohsld-
COMM ERcIAL.

. "WEDNESDAY EvEa1No, June 1s.
Tho Following worp tho reooipts and shipments
of tho lending articles Of produce In Chicago
during tho past twonty-four hours, and for tho
corresponding dato ono ycnr ago,
, 1873-06-19

rho ,nnmmoth barge Mouekaunoe came into port
yestordpy for tho rs time. This barge II tho second,
be Mariopotte being tho lira that hAs been built this
Reaaon for the MeuomineS layeE company. Ihe
, 1873-06-19

11O0s-Tho labo Of rcccip.a published ahove does
avay WITH tho necessity Of an s1pnnaion Of s y eanse
Il IL ratlor nntter for srrrao lnt, With tho thor
mo1notor indicating about 90 In tho shade,
. supply Of 22,000 head should have
resulted IN no moro gor1otls decline.
It was IN exceedingly unsatisfactory market Day foE
close, cyon at tho relatively low prices at which tho
stook offered. unlcsB thero ID n1arkel 1oup tn
the receipt prices will 80 TO- 0o before tho end OF tho
aasfy tho legitimate wan.a Of tlo trae Tor at least
two Of tho three remaining days Of tho week. 8alca
reported o. 81 rs for common, nt
for motl!un and Mt s4.&1tSti5 for good to oloico.
Some selected lota wcro dsposcd Of ct hgher gIro
$3.50 may fairly DO considered tho outside quotation
, 1873-06-19
LUMBER.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, June Is.
There was q fair attendance OF local and interior
buyers and tho market ruled activo to tho extont Of
Tho offerings. There was no quotablo change, In
prtccs though bcttar fccng oxists, and 1t Is undcr
stood that prices for some cargooa wore ehado
higher. Wo quota good TO choice boards and strips At
$l4. .50@17.o0 common do, $40. 0.0o8l1.60; jolas nnd
Baloa weso reported Al foowa Cargo achr 70 vilns,
from Grcen Lay, 1eo0 m A shingles at - 90 !; schr
Curaw, from Muskegon, 1G0 II stripa and boards 1T
$l3ho ITO m lath ut 90. Sold by blanchard, Dor-
land Co.
LUMBER FnE1a1ITb.
Mansteo, $3.50: Ludlngton 81. .50 h1unkegon, $2,oo;
Oconto, f325@3,60; Menominee, s2.60di2.75; Peut-
water, $3.50; Whto Lake. $2.25 Grand uAvcn, $200
62.25.
At TIE yAnDa.
The ynrd trade continues fair, ut about tho tnmo
Following arc tho quotations, tho inside common
, 1873-06-19


English 7ermil1on, por lb............. 1.Aoa l45
Scarlet vor1nuon. .a..........-..... 2a3
Pht1B Wh1to.. .......s...s4.a.t....... S'ou49 au
WMnn1'."s .........'..' <'oo@ @'po
In 1glk.; k sss2 sH@9xs
ra nts1s: moN-c quota tho market quiet and steaay
s. Slan a 1GSxso s%o;
5000; Lake Buporor,, *s0.oo@b30o Chicago stone
'oa ta vas s ssse amoSnt offerings
I Ss 5ss ,s = SR;ys sfsss y Ss :: ss eass
sesR: sss1:s sPSss | sn' , - ~
and owing scarcity, prtcca ruled higher for choico
lots New potatoca arc coming In spafingy, md 70,
II It sae de On t; s
market to!orabiy stcady. wo quote: onondnga and
PisRas ssiS; siosRS Ss's. saiS {S rit5eas
Ia; s115;' r91k,s ii sii island l. s ss.o9: e -
but prices aro Irregular aud fow aaica reported:
Wo auoto: Timothy nominal at s. 76S425; clover at
'sSqsiS i, so ea sea12s S9sf1ns HnSSs5ss. 00@
TEAs-This market presented no now features;
pneness Is nox reported far sor tho eSason and
ee@75o DO choice 10 e1tza hnc, p5cSsi.lo; common
/
good to choice do 80c@$l.1o nno to good gunpow!,er
Toc@sl.00; choice Rngsuea, *1.1b@l:2o; extra No
yupe. 81 3591.40 choice to extra leaf Japan, $500
.oo; fiji 10 good do, o5@7so common do, 4o@4so; g
0oloDg, 8s@45o; good, 65@o5o choice to extra, ese
| N.00.
TOBACCO-Waa quiet ut tho prices givon bo1ow:
FINE ou1-E1tra, 75@8sc choice. 0557oo; medi-
nm b5@60o poor To common, 40@50c.
pEuo-NatIra1 leaf, 70@8oc; half bright, 6o@7oo;
| black, souud, 45@66o.
Sic; common, 2fG18o. .
| WOpD-The demand continues good, but tho ro-
ceips hayo boon pretty liberal recently, and tho mnr-
bet ia working caaies. We quote; Beech, B. ct $soo ma
VEaETADLEs-Woroi in fair snpply, and sold read1-
ut tho follaw1ng nrIcea Peaa $l9o2oo peT bn ;st5ng
new onions, ,pe1 br1, s5.oo@s:75 spinach, 49, o.
per ID; asparagus, 75@90c; rioplant, 1@2Ac per Ii
lettuce o6c@$l.00 per hrl; cabbage, 75c@$l00 per
doz: t,rips 3os6o por doz; bcots, 4o@50c per doz
carrots, Ao5oc; Tomatoes per box, or soc
| per bu carrots, 10A25c
WOoL-Tho market remains quiet and unchanged
We quote old wool ns f1lows The M insan prees M ao'
|
, 1873-06-19

HHEEP-T}ip demand for thIH CRsB OF atotk Was 1hlt
and the supply worked on Ut toerably full prices,
OF At for poor to common at for
medium; aud at 81. .25@5.0o for good to choice.
, 1873-06-19

which charge follows the shingles.
Thickness-FIyo shingles to bo two inches In thick
ness.
Length-slxtecn inches.
HARDWOOD,
Dinek-Wanut - Counters, 0000@l6000; clear
4G5 00G175.0u; common, $4000@50.0o; Gull, $30.oOa
$500 hooring $50. .0o@G00o.
Asli-Ccar, $30.00S 1000; common, 2o.oo@25.co;
Gull, $l0.o0@ 1900; flooring, $50. .00@ 1000.
Oak-Oloor, f30.00@4oo6; common, s2o.oo@25.oo
1ickoryEOear, <a5 oo@45.oo; common, $25.oo9
$500; Gull, S12. .o0@l8.00.
Maplo-dlear, 10000 Ao.oo; common, $le.o0@22oo;
Gull, $100o@l6.b0. '.....''..-
Butte1nut-Olcar, $5o,oo@oo.oo; common, $2s.o0@
$500. ....
Ohor7y-0loas, sso.oo@eooo; common, $4,000
wi Whltewood-ciear @ s5o.oo@4ooo; common, $1,000
4o5o0 Gull, $lo.oo@15.00.
Wagon 8tock-ufckory nxlcs, per set, 81 COG 1.50
wagon polos, each. &s@65c box boards, $35.oo@4ooo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-09

SAN Francisco, April oil P. NJ
Work will be renewed Oh the City
Hall, April 18th. All the contracts
for the first story Of the immense struc-
ture having been awarded.
The Woman's Suffrage Convention
meets again this morning. An at
tempt, by Colonel Collins, to exclude
Emily Pitts Stevens from the San
Francisco delegation in the Conven-
ton failed. The discussion was bitter
and personal, but Mrs. Emily was ad-
United bp an almost unanimous voice.
The chapter of Royal Arch Masons
will convene again at 10 A. N.
Rosenstock & Co., boot and shoe
manufacturers, have discharged all
their Chinese workmen and employed
white boys In their stead.
Gold, lis; greenbacks, S69S64.
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ATTENTION! > The annual election
Of officers of the sarstield Guard will
take place at Miners Union Hall,
Gold Hill, this "wednesday evening,
at ~ O'Clock. See official notice In
another column. !,
An EXCEPTIONAL Casa valuable
mare belonging to Mr.. Bickford, fore
man Of the Winfield mill, in Seyen-mile
Canyon, passed through the epizootic
period without having the disease at
all. +
Ore Enthusiastically 1l3>car
loads Of ore were shipped over the
Virginia and Truckee railroad to the
Silver City and Carson river mills,
from the Comstock mines.
In FULL BASEBALL the mills In
Six and Seven-mils Canyons are being
run to their fullest capacity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-09

w.n.. Suffrage Couv.aa.n.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 9.-3 P. NJ
The Woman Suffrage Convention was
called to order at 1880 A. NJ. By Mrs.
Palmer. President Of the meeting.
The attendance was not as large as
yesterday. Mrs. Kimball of New York
and Mrs. Tator of Wisconsin were
elected delegates at large. Mrs. Hem
drie of this city addressed the Conven-
ton, d~eprecating the policy of ex-
Guiding men from their deliberations,
and advocating the doctrine Of indie
pendence and suffrage. Her remarks
were animated, at time quite eloquent,
and were we'll received by the Conven-
ton. Mr. Collins introduced a resolu-
ton denouncing the arrest of Susan B.
Anthony and fourteen Of her associates
as an act of usurpation and tyranny,
and another which denounced the Fed
eral Government a. one Of usurpation
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and oppression so far as woman Is con-
cerned. The resolutions provoked an
angry debate between Bennett and
Collins. the ladies prudently yielding
the floor to the combatants. Bennett
finally moved to recommit the resolu.
lions to the Committee for amendment,
aud this motion also gave rise to much
discussion, but was finally carried.