davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-12-06

Q. which tho brnwors hto now buylng Tor nae.
Tho fntter waa rolativoly steady, ut o5 IN
ordinary houses. llo}oote1 wan ,ahuHt nominal
nt 95c. Cnall halos woto reported Of GOO bu No.
2 nj 9l.45: 4D1 In No. 3 IN. W.) at Sill B 200
bt do Mt 81 90; 8 G0 bli do Mt a105; 500 bn Ito
nt 310i; 1,DDO hui tlo ut 81O3; 400 bn .rnioctctl
Mt t5o; loo bu by sample at 3f.5o dOo bn do at
$,l.90, on track; 400 b,1 t1o Mt st.10i 400 6u do
at $1.05, delivered. To:at. 900 b,i.
EUROPEAN MARKEra.
Tho following dispatches We,e received by tho
Beard Ut Trade to.tlny: -.
De. observation-disclosures OF Wfeat on coast Amor
nf corn or coast 0d cheaper. cargoea on laasage or
for shipments: WHEAT q!et. Corn rather easior.
Good cargocs Of No. spring whcat oH coast 5oGy5os
Oil. 0nod cartora American In3cd corn ntt coAsf,
5sha3Ss Cd OArgoes nlf cnA.t 81 aaio Wheat ectwoon
G5aD7Us; corn betwcan 20at923'. oArgoos Of WHO It
md cor rasaage arBey decreased Hinco lHst week.
Both English and Treslli cn'ntry ,nnrkots tor wheat
quiet. 5iort rtH 1la Livrrponl-Whent ttset; Cllf-
fornia club, IL BdG914s; white t2 AZ! 1851 spring.
l2aSl2s d.: Corn downward tendency, 3'a. New
Ou1nborlands, a2a.
LIvEnpoot, Dec. 6--11 a. m-Flour, :s.@29s: Win
tor who1 laf91as sd sprins, l2fgslas n Wllte 1s
4dt9l34 Oil Rub, 1ls 6d@l4a Cot1si 3,a GU, FORK,
lbs, Lard, 0s 0i 1et III lts last ree days: Whoat.
27.oo0 qrH., ~, Jun trtng An.nrlron. ;,
III 1oiaslas sd; white. 13s slel3s Cd. Corn, a5s.
porks 77s 3D.
In tho afternoon wheat waR active and Ao
hiyhor, rolling al S1.0s56D1.0 90 for january.
coBing at 3l.Us5kGDl 0BSi. Car~loB weto Bol,l
at 3l.U71l601.t7L. Corn was fairly nctiyo. and
advanced ~, closing nt A314o seller the month,
alltl sold 1T 43dal31io for Jai,unrY, clnsi1lg ut
ds:sc. A nala was reported Of 25D tcJ laid ut
$3.50, scllor February.
, 1873-12-06

ones nro In tcmnnd. Workers. nro plenty Int rrcnns.
ora nro inclined 10 l backward, nil aro nsts .inu on
lower rstrGs ~" following figures rucl ut tho rtnso:
7o xi9e sht h'Yed: Yodars 10 @ Il 10 T. E v.s
ers. sfto heavy, eoara hor, SJ.7a.
HltEsr--IE: 70 cps for tho wrok wore IL cara, OF
10 1o0 hcnl, M ,ltHk Ja@ carr for tho week. tfuro
Tho sanr)y las bocn fair. With o1 dutnnlrl, ri
about 25n nt!v:n lart W ta rri aa; ovsr,, 05 to
1So Mt ~ % e. S} ia Saas' 1'ss e. q: 4 q @ K % III st as 4
to 90 lbs: sl.5uts4.o3: common. s,o5aso all oier.
inss suld. unu lralerd toliIl,y to arriyo.
NEW yonx, Der. 5.-i,nsyf:-1sooe.ps. oc4; to,n
for four 2tugaist 1,50 FOR thu ta.no ttno Iah
wock Te laArkcs ~ Aool and Rlladc hrncr than nt
or to ho sa eofa
sSd sNt' et a455e: eara "or d., s~t, ts' t3He'
It ie4@oHe e ;f oss s% * & 1t ii5: 'w sai
Olor, twt, ut Ike.
sttsrr ANp L4Mps-nccc'n'r, 1,coo. ,naing 1860
list week. Trade Il falr int prices nre ata't lc lnwef
thru, yesterday, with llo extra Aock offered. The OK
ron,o rango wis l@0c. Good to primo Western genur-
sw1sE-ArlivnH, 1,aao mailing a9.5oo for fo,r ayr,
n slns .74a0 for lie saine tim 'bt week. TIN nnr
kit IL rnier, Mt 47s5c fnr o cotll.fsd uilre, with
0nr ny lyl lt ut g., hl,d rara 1at lH, at
izr. O!t, ircssrd ars Arner u,ld aher, closing at
DurrAho DIR. MISUNDERSTANDING 1o2 Total for
tho week, 4,10a. Tic yMrtls ara lare of Btoekt anu
llrro hre no pncY 10 rrrnr.
srsEp lsMns-lsoceiptBth thia week 13,c09 ngtinst
9sc0 inr t1u Ra,no ,tnlu last We K. Tue arsst xca
nru IT 81 UTICA for wostorn s.ec2; sio0ts5' fos
Cnada Rlecil.i la,nhp. All offerings Disposed
Of snd the yssds afa lMfe Of ssork.
linas-lse.cila to.t1y. including reportel nrrt;ala,
aamo limo LIST week.. Tic n.nrket IL slow 1t ss3o
40 for Yorkcrs; sl.75i B, for hcnvy h,ya. THO lat
tor tro source @ nnl n hs ,lenan Ayn''' .iol wero
CulldIHufneits
, 1873-12-06
1caf Inrau k5aGsc: con,on to hno Ooong, 35ta Acc;
gpu1. GstaG5c: choice u oxtrA, 05cl1 $1.00.

lca& dHEAU 9h>tIbaEs CG1nI1tH
good. 6staG5c: choleo 10 exsra, a3c{9$l.0o
TDflAGCU-Wc 1na'n: ....
FINE Cur-Extrn, 701B0c; cloiro, G08a5o; mudf.
ufn, 51G535a poor to colna1 3ltSlic.
.rLuu-Natnral leaf, 7a35oo half bright, Go@7oo
buck, Bound, 43tas3c.
aMoKlsa-uool e choice, a?@25o; modIum, 2s9
,3Dc common, 3at927c.
WOoD--Conlinuea 1nint q. formor quotations
$3.50, delivered.
W0o1-D " +. nre looking klr1 lIh .no nar1sot md
pi%ksng up fna ot' Sticks -rIaA rge. mud deaiora
Nra rather firm IN THUR viaws. eq,tusd:
Tu1t whAleu rr1tno.
TUB, waallcG common TO good... .40tG45c
Eueeo, wasbe xxxX ..zoSsSc
E!eeee, Wafnea A8AA Mhgy '.'jntg3no
Fleece waa,ed nletn' liBnt. .asts4au e.
Fleece unwaahcd conrso to mettitln, -. .2stdac
Tcoce. unwa'hol, coarso und dingy,...,... 25tl2Gc
FeGce, unW1Hed, flno. no..,.................2i .2itG28c
Ss5 WGopGSWHE S S1SfH 'S aaD 6ossro na,kss j.
rftar quiet, md nrlceB nro bsng s,a,lcd 10 sono
tent far csth. wo qua'u: Twononp paa, $I.l3
rcr tloz; tlireo.hQor do $3.50; thrce-lnor dairy.
s4.15; extra tn. f4.75; cxtrA clccsn thla, S12h0
Nc. i t,lLp, 4l0.bO; Nh. 2 do, S900; M. . te,
$500; tubs. in nrsi, s230 kcserH, III nest $l.75
hAlf-Guslle no'R,ros. plain, Si75 per loz d. iror
hound. tA.hH; peck nlt!Hrca rnin. $25o; do, irntt
huui, t375 c,lnrlF No. !, *ll.0o do, No. *lo9o;
clottcr-pi1,B $l0n@l.2s waehoard', f2,ait9o0n per
oz; barrcl cuvcrs, s2.d0G52.5o ka,inaslnr, slo0Gs
500 ]er racE l,tter-tuba, nnk, in nest, $tb5; 10
nH. III css, 20; lroon-l.nnot, $t2.D0G9lGU0 per
IN; No. broon,s, $500; No. do, 92.ouGs2.75: do
cQfniuuu. 81 15t@2 2GO.
, 1873-12-06


Sp4etat Dtspafeh n Ths rateaG1 Tribune.
East LlDERTx, fa., Doc. b.--OArrLE-Tho receipts
Tor tho week ending Dec we're u09 cars or lSt head
against 334 for tho Raue Ams laat wook Tle en
My this week 10 far has been moderately Hight, with
plenty Of buyers at tho following prces Extra 2oo
10 1000 liz, Hteers t56o@o2o good to prime to
to llO0 iba, steers s. stockers 500 10 ooo
bs, $2.76@a.2s. Dulls etaga and COWS, 6oo 70 too
lb4 $90093.26. The salos for the ~eex amounted to
2,210 head. ....--..-.. o,u.-.--.
Hoas-Tle receipts for The week we1o 94aH cars, or
87795 head, sRanst 296H cars tho weak before: The
run pf Philadelphia hers u tAthaF tuaAl, ahd hood
, 1873-12-06

Three dollars to le added rlcn tranaferreu.
which ciarge fnlaws tho allinglra
Thickueas--Fise ab'nccs to ba TWO inohoa IN 1hck-
neBe,
HARDWOOD.
D1ack-walnut = Counters. sloo oou@16ooo: clear.
toj.uotas5Oo; common. s35ooG55o.ou: Gull, s2oooa
As1,-clear, s3s. .o054o.oo; common, slo.oo@a5.co;
Gull, sio.oo@i5. 90 flooring, s3u. .o0(SAo00.
nn 9AksGoGteaT e u s3 conmon' sloooa'oo;
Hickory s5s.ooaso.v; common, $4,000
Mopls-ocar sssoos3,.oo common s,o.oo@asop
.n,iternut-clcar, $7s.oo@eo.oo; common, saooo@
clorry1c1ear, sto;oo@cooo; common, slsooa
@a1.0o cull. si0.O15ls 1900
Wagon stoci--nlskory a1,cs, per set, sl.oo@l.6o;
wagon }o'ss each .5ssSo bq1 boards 5
aG Ms fHaf< 81 ws so 's as
TIN PLAre-1c 1ox14t 81 du; do, la.12 sl2.s0: do,
1axao sl3oo; do roohng 1412o 1C, sl.ao; do, 2oxas
P1o T1n-Largc, 4oc; small, 41e: bar, Acc.
LEAD.pis. $50; bur. loc; pipe full coils, 1919
i SHEET znc-rull casks, 1oke; half casks, 1oxo:
lcsB quantity. lie; slabs SNc.
an sss5 g. d. md g. ~ G1n
rates American Russ!a-A, l4c; b, liz.
NC ] i7e !"SSSo e. y 5s? a9a .sdso; S;
Of 25 per cent Ia made from thH list.
corrEn-copper bottoms, 87c: brsziors. over u tbs.
47e; timed "copper" a6o p'nnislcd copper, 4oc: d.
" wlssNSo.. 10 got to . 1oe; 10 to II, lie; 49,
mAs T. ii; 7 4 i; &C. f Il Suada saa a. s si q
I SA1LsTrsde ;eostaues slt at tho gwen rates
e. Ss%T :as s,,ss 81 ii ao' ss ID IT,
NAVAL STOhE8-N'e again quote: Manila rope
y TIC Bih31 rOnn. ~ til, 14RM1Gkc: Bagf nDinp
cord, y b. 2o@2se; marllns ) i, 3ots22s; tarred
! r. l5s1se o.tm r.; sa3s pitch
01Ls-Dtalers reported the market unchanged In
any essential particular: fur amount q sales
l5No; extra winter lurd, 80; No. j. zoe; No
dso llnseed raw, ps@oIc; do boiled, sl.oo@1 .oa;
9y wsS ssas S. 't a esa ssS ID 9fsts9s' HS T.
tho. SO; naphtha, % gravity, II; naphtha. com
PIG IRoNecontinnca dn at previous rates.
s sapeiior &s No. oo6; DO No. . stsoo Isl % 10 No. ~
a st9ns ons :iasss tsos p.cb
blows sold out Of store at $l6 and common lots soo
e'I;o1j 'Fo1Lrny AND oAME-with favorable weather,
the condition OF the market IL improving aud choice
atock Of all kluds Is aalable as tho oats!do prices.
b L . sosea o
Unckons, good to cioico, droasod, s..oo@ 1,5o COM
mon do, sl.2:9l:7s; ducks dresse1, sa759a % % ;
dressed turkeys, 4@9c; prairie chickens, s3:oo@
s25 psst5dges ss iqua mal1]r 1nI
lie 10 carcas,es, 7@8e; rabbits. stooGal.a5 per doz.
sEEDs-The demand for timothy Is tnproying and
with only moderate stocks deaters aro Arm in tAe!r
ylows. Sales mnle to-day at 2.05G?.75. C!ovcr
1uot but 1rm 1t s.. .00@o.25, Sales mudo Of
Hungarian aud met ut o5u md d0c We note sales Of
at $2.65 los baga Hungarian ns 85c car mil!et At
Coo.
SALT-The demand continues large, aud the mfr-
ket retatna tts 0ttn tone: Onoudaga and sagilthw
nnc. 3l.so Canada do sl.oo; ordinary, coar.e LBS,
coarse diamond G. $500; ground eolar, 32uo dairy,
without baRs, 500; dairy, with bags. {4.t0 Aahton
14iry, per aaek. $500
RAILROAD FlsE1aHT8-Rates arc very hrtn, and,
for he through pouts Wit probably be advanced 80
| ctrrents
, 1873-12-06
'E,Fin XVttO1 Trad G.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5.-Hoot active aa1 higher,
with NJ improved demnnl. Ohio. penn.ylvam'at and
West Ylrgfta double extra nnd above, 5a'std55c ex-
York, Michigan, 1nlia,a. unl Western Auo, 45 4sc
medium, 47t@soo coarse, 45eI47c: cont lug, waahcd,
67@G1:; cn1nbiug, unwNacfl. 37G4Oo @ .rlAn, roInb
Ing, 6oc; 1ne nnwafhet, 33G3]Go; coarse and nc
di,lna, waEhcd, 33Gs.1c; tub washed, A3935c The
sales Of the woek aggregate OBS, ,90D lIB.
, 1873-12-06

NEW Yonw, De. 6.--Mlnulucturers ages,s aro
placing fair an,ount Of staples co'tun aid wuolcn
goods with distributors. Tho mnrltct for cotun gno1s
ings have lre1i reduced about 29c. 1s III !. now
ls'tc, and Elnlwosd, IT.. The nt!'q Hnht'n aays:
The a1anches'cr, Hamilton, Garner, a1errin'ack,
lrmu.ilo md spring styta Of Dunne,l und Oochero
Lrinty lAyo alrcaly arrived"
, 1873-12-06

HOas-Thcre was no perceptible abatoiuent in the
dat,and for this cass Of sock both local dnd outside
buyers being in full attendance and eagar 70 invea
Tho weather all that could 10 desired for active
Upward movement Of prcea Of tho product, packers
run mp prices Of the live anirna nnobor b@1oc. or to
42a4.55. At thero figures holders wore willing 70
art with their stock aud 1t changed bands rapidly
as It could ho driven to the scales and weighed, sacs
making at a .2p@4.a for common, At A3oeR4$5 for
with thu exception Of few hundred received ufer the
close Of buainess hours al aod and tue market closed
, 1873-12-06


NEW YonK, Dec, 5::-Manty eaay. ranging from
currency to gold. closing ut E(90.
Sterling Etc.dy nj eli for Eo-uuy, aud 0,s for sight.
Customs d. u. t26o0oo. Gold closed at 10J>4,
nfter rn'ng n lO9+aG&iD9.
1.,ens were 1T 2ss7. and Z gold. The anal rats
WAS 8. -
4us A4p!.tant Treasurer dlaLursed $4,000. The
clcartugH wt.r al J00,0s0.
governments woIc t,uiet nud atnady.
stntr lcuas wero strong, aud Aish fur Tennesfees.
6tok III weak anil lowsr III early dealings.
with general dec.ihe Of frnnl n To Ter
cent nftsr tlrat Io.r1. Thtz WIZ recovered.
1n. nlnut midday another reactiuu ens,ed. A.
tho so.ond Gull, The nmrAot wua t,raug aml
lroyals. with III p!ly.nrc If frau 10 u yer ccnI
fun tho In"ctt point, III closing ilasngh Heso Milf
decline Of n II IL percent. AID tho n.x,ke, left OF
barely trhdy. TUE .'l,!5 al, reN %rte lEciGe ainil
Western union, L.k. St41e. Now yo1k Ceutral W.
bash, 81. Iaul, mid Upi.M l.c.nc. ..... ...
This cf,l.su IL " crllnt1on to-Iay nIeccd uor-
ntcy by he reyY4I os tho a autl wur fever, ind he
kupy ii ea!-tt1eEs IN tic .auls, and tl.u oHtsund-
lug rirruistinn, us seloltes! from Washington.
Tho at'"k Gales balwcn;, 10 una otl,k aggtogaod
10 nu .rnrts, Il wfs. 4R,C0l W,s,erll UnnE
24.eu U11nn laytlir; 99.t", las H. Mai!; 500, vi
lath BGu, 81. pan1 7aC4', Ul!ub; ,GC1. New York
Genital: 3.too, Nosthwu'teru; aud u.0o0, Lake
avctruna 1n8L.
, 1873-12-06
COMMERCIAL,

Tn1pAI EVENING, Dec s.
Tho following wero the recolpts aud shipmonts
OF tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twouty-four hours, aud for the
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1873-12-06

Mest yfgh!a ooe exsra ona ahoye 5:i'c; es-
IT, ica, e sT wcai6rs coa6rn H. nsw
en n5u ,yas,,c S's lg 9o nn
~ ac. nma m'nswaehe... asa3o: coarsa and me-
saas If NJ s1. p a @ IT, 4''''
'''' u 'D' "''N 'S''es--~ -~-,-e' ''''
Tllc prDilsice TInrigets.
New YONG, Dec. 5.-cor1ox-fn moderate demand,
quet. -' ,"'"0~.~""~ ~ ~
nino Weser,, nd state, s. S5n@oso: con,nson to ""l
oxsru, so.lusovo good to ciiuise, *G.aOa75o whtlo
wheat extra, S7.5O@595; cxra Oio, sb.70Gs3.lo 81.
Iss!ts Is cd ;Sj ~ %s,aq sr : Ssra Iss ;sss
t,ull; prices strongly in buyers faynr; reccpts,
4s,o6o bu; Iowa tpring, sh%5Si.4d;, NJ:
Corn 1 IN &c" good denaa % and nd hsSer neeaips, aod
5Ks ssa oats MfssI aa In aeee Resss bu i: se
Wsstora uaoat' $50: vhito DO. 5oS37s: do In stose
Eoos-Qu!ot; Western. 80.
GnocEnlEs-Caneo excited and higher: gooil and
clnngsd. t.,,,. ,,.> n,suo, ,..a,,.o
ToaSsS4isES :! *iS( y Il: 1'N' ' ~ -
rnoYlsloNs-Pok qniet; now mess. sl5.o9 snot;
ad steady: tifa grss plain mess sa5ocsl65o soconi
Unchanged; common 70 Urine. *19oot9aI.uo .ieres
100: oat aea,s 9a!st; haa.s, ~; saoalisss "a
7Se; uhort clear December ana j4n'.ry 71-ls@ ;9ei
rsor; 1s W western s i stcaim spot. sla; Jaaafy, aa;
| February, p.l19a li.fGo March, l5-t0>.
BurTEa-1n fair otnn.ld; Western, frldns, 22B1sc,
CHEEsE-Eir,n 1T l3la313Ac.
u1Sc1NNAT1.
o1so1ssAr1, Dec. b-bnEA Ansryrra-Flonr atcatyat
iii eur 6jGslc s,olcd 5oe: new car, asa 4B. lyo
| nrn1 at 3d. oats frm at JgullG. Uarey Hr1; fill,
si.ip1l.l5.
aud DeccnlIcr, with good speculative de,san,l, At
sto0: Isra3kattle y sooai i demand q sssAs;
Ehci, d. 7a:c. Duik mcnts nrm sales q ehoultera
at okc; el ut 5sto ut lie closo; bid for seller
saeE x ha.e ees M ses sS. Of saot
osar ~ asw usssn e. 1'eats asa s9!ss
| S4.Yu: recejts, u, ,40u; shipments, 4G5.
ST: LOUIS.
gsn "nea. arn r,ar nav Ha au IN cnat
tis elevator. sss s' Ike seller jaauary d,Iruary.
| wn1snY-1Iiaher at sjc.
sas: 1s s sssay ss nSr
con-No'hng DONG Green 'ncas arm rough sadses
Moos@Isscepts lo,7l5: higher ut $500 IS; most
'ai;s 5sT4.E5it rs..p, 1ss,xs; good to pr.
~ INDIANAPOLIS. -.
rssps It'll iaa n1T e
| date, l22 800.
urur,,s De- 5lc1aIHH!elsr 9Gnpn1sj GRADES aav.no.
ed; low grades declined good ordinary l3No; low
'n;ass 1tFNs naag 5 a, 1iS@ss ssfsxs Corn
meal dull and lower at $J2o Cofn uull Alu nonaa4-
]y held at G3c. Oats scarce and firm.
Mn1nDal Mn1vpiravv a. saIepf9sxST; II Sif goiS1;
Dec 1oolsv1nae smnAddasa-oust at 1sxe,so
s:s ls's' rssE = p,
5le; aidcs, aslsohe. Hams offered 1t It sNe. Lard
hrmer a. sh@sMMc. M LOGS h'8aes AZ s4''oe94'o''
| Wu1RK1-As ase. -,,.,,,
| CLEVELAND. ,,.,,
steady. t and anchungod.
DETROIT: pEI r,on. a,,.t ~,
si;Slsi:ss; c Corn 't'ady, Il seNo' oa''' 4d0.
TO TOLEDO: -, ,,,,,, .,,,.. ~,
s% nsssn9a 3D. Mhs' ss ssas a 'ns s'f ssf:
5anaary; @ a t5@ssxe Febfuar; new hlsh mixed, sloi
o'Ii,sne- Moas--Dsesscd, 5ses 81 53.2o@s.2oH.
6u1rMENrs-Flour. $50 brls; wheat, 5000 bu;
s0f"' " 600 'a' '''' g{6Fr1to, 9{9PS II;
Corn aevo ssles y 800 a At ooo TOR Nos sn sS q 2
Western 4so. nyo neg1eeted Barley IN good Do.
pa sI1 sa ~
, 1873-12-06
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Tn1pAY EvEHIHu, Dec. +.
,ha rcceinta Of Yn stock during tic WCek hAye been

cATri.i-No Very iiauortant Change % i. any Of H.
features Of thn catt'o market waH Noticeable. I'll
improved condition Of tho Bcabord narActs scema, i
measure al least, to have restored tho confluence
shippers, mud. although ihero WIS TO partfunia
urgency in .he demand fr9a TINT qnarter, tlcI
grades, and sellers fold difficulty III dfBposthg
tpeir Co1lhignncns ut qmi:o good rricts III 1ri
vailed earlier III tho week, or At prleea ruling A9
higher tl,nu wero obtainnble last Wccl
prln,e becves, but there Wcro two or three bunchc
TINT were worthy Of arocial mention as they. wof
ninn,lg Tho best Aocn III The yards for number {
weeks. N0nger Bros. rocoivod q car-oad OF low
ateers for whirh T.. u. Donl paid them f0oo rer Il
lls. Considering the weight Of tho cattlo hcy apr
aged only 12o6 i1p), tho rico was rather fancy
tho uthUr nrtalilo sale wus reported by Mallory Droa
thny selling dfovo averaging l4S5 hs Ut s.75: Sl.
to Hhippors, lnwofer Wcre ,nuLty at ~. S425 tf
good 10 extea Texus and OAorokco CATTLE aud at $37
ist15 fur con,1nnn 10 good natives. butchers pai
$!.UJG9l 100 for poor 10 good lots, whto tho wana
farders were supplied At s2.Se@3.5o. Tho mark
ciosol stcady.
Extra Dcovcs-0raaed Steers, averaging ], 400 - ,
Choice T ncoyes~Fino iat, wsii ior,nod syaar
to year old Atcers, averaging 1,3ou to
cod s1iGn nsess..wclfaiteed, finely formed
stcors. averaging ,a0U 10 1850 ia ..... 4.25a4
agiig 1.1so 10 l.5'o lis. w @ ....... s75a4J
nutchors' stork-comnion to fair Beera,
nverssing $50 10 i,lo0 u.s. :. soo@4
Stock Cattle-Cotnmon cattte, In decent
.tesh. averaEing 7Go to 1,05o lbs. ........ 235@3.
st,gs, bulls, and scn!awsg stoers. 1.5o@2.
Catte-Texas, chofcp corn-feQ. ..,...,. 4Qu1 |.
Cattlo-Texns, summoned North ............ 27545j.
C4tlo-ToxHH, through droyea. 2.l0GS2.
CATTLE aALE9.
, 1873-12-06

Following nre tho rates for dressed hogs, poultry
etc., from chicago to the points named:
~ kogs, Poultry Hea!.
pr 100 and game per- 100
From Chicago tts. PR 100 tbs. lbs.
To Now York. ....u..$ .8S N.Q5 $160
To philalepb!s aud
Baltimore ......,,,, 30 LIS l.bo
To boston, ,,,,,.,,,.. 90 1.33 Ito
Dressed boof, mutton. veal buffalo meat, yenison ;
also frca4 eat iu barrels aud to1es {tucanug tonor
oine spagerths eto) 100 per 100 hi abova drcsaed
hog rates, to each point respectively.
TEAs-1n tlis maEkot thorc waa an appearance Of
teadenySy auoe M Yoas nyson 70
@45o do good, 63@o5o 40 cholce to extra Ano, 05e@
.10 common to due old hyaon, Gt@85u; common in-
good gunpowaor. 7o3v0o chotco rngsuey idol 30
extra Moyune sl3s1 40 choice t9 e1tFa new japan,
old, a007oot oom1naa Do, sabG29j Aolossd nAEursl
, 1873-12-06

EVENING BOARD.
Cn,oAno, Dec. 5-9 y. tn.-Sa'es 500 brls moss
pork, February, ut Sl4.i5,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-25
WESTERN DISPATCHES
rsrscrA, TO THE ooLD HILL DAILY SEws.l
FROM SAN
N ayorship-Rus.cl TO ba
Coronrr's lnquost-Gold-Green
bncks.

San Francisco. July 25-2 p. NJ
Mayor Alvord positively declines a re-
nomination. o. Eldrldse was ten
dercd the nomination by tho taxpay-
ers.
The friends of Chas. A. Russell, who
have been so unremitting In their ef-
forts 10 ave him. have given up all
hope. They say that Gov. Booth who
Ia out of the city. has not intlmated
his decision to them one way or the
other. Several officers from other
counties are already In the city to wit
ness the execution.
The Coroner is holding m inquest
upon the body of Jules Greenhold.
who shot himself last night. Several
theories are adduced rs n reason for
the act {; n that he Ind been sup
planted by another In the affections Of
Miss Mary Jobson. to whom he was
engaged to be married. Another that
he was n heavy looser BY the failure Of
Of the firm of Knox s. Tranor. After
an examination Of severil witnesses,
the Coroner remarked lie had then no
evidence of suicide. Other proof may
develop the true cause. .
Gold, ll5sS; greenbacks, sG]2ss7.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-25

CINCINNATI. July 25.-Large fires
are In progress In Baltimore, Md. II
broke out about 10 o'clock. on Clay
ard Clark streets. Some ten blocks
are already burning. Among the
buildings destroyed Is the Catholic
Cathedral and St. Alhponzos, another
large Catholic Church. Engines are
on the way from Philadelphia and
Washington. The fire Is not In the
business portion.
BALTIMORE, JAY GA little after
10 O'Clock to-day a fire broke out In
the planning mill of Joseph Thomas &
Co., on the south side of Clay street.
between Liberty and Park streets
The flames soon extended to three adj
Joining blocks, aud III immense con.
tlagratlon Is now raging. A still
southwest breeze Is blowing, aud i'm
men. cinders are waited several
blocks. even to the Cathedral. The
fire Is IN the immediate vicinity OF tile
PRESBYTERIAN Church, where the Pres.
by,eriau General Assembly was held.
The entire southwest corner Of this
block is burned.
Heuvy Failure.
A Boston dispatch says the liabili-
ties of II. j. Kimball, formerly OF
New England. who failed sometime
ago at Atlanta, Ga. will amount five to
Millions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-25

W. ,-..n,y. pownvp -Apbonch nm,
WHITE hLHeehi. ~.
Of recent Introduction into our Mines ms
r.uo,. ..n,osiye proves eminently successful,
snd a. already in general use, taxing precedence
over oil other powder. Us Explosive iolee If
fully y per cent. gfer,s' I, b. c.IcnIs,rd' ,SnI a
hereloiote ~ u.e' y nnn . v.sr a. ctrcr,ed a.
saving Of at least $2o,Uoa yesI 10 engSaeu ~
the mines OF tue COnstock aIvne. lug AA
Hercules is the strongest po@aes IN use Ior nnra
rnck blasting, ior n4wlaers ana ,or III ms mu,vr,
The No 2 Is equally enest,,e ," y n,hns un,r'
hard rocK. aug mus" Th up,' sre Roth reaS,iv eY
nindcj with tho usual cap when properly I'D.
Ju-ted TO the fusc. Tho Waite Hercules Powder
can be obtained st the hardware slore oi burner
& Co., Gold Hill. Il
CALL on HIooiNs.-For flags, banners, etc..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-25
DISPATCH
Rus.c'I not vet Rxecuted-He 70 re.
spiicd f.r mn naar-W aiiing iorn
1lcssngo-A Mementeus nsur.

SAN FRANcIsco. July 25-4 P. NJ
Russell slept t intervals during the
nj ght. three ladies being In the cell
constantly, and q triple guard at
the door. This morning about half
past ten he was taken from his cell
OIL the lower corridor to one adjoining
the scafrold OH the second corridor.
lie assembled the stairs with n light
step. but seemed to be laborlng under
much nervous excitement. Ho stopped
a moment to speak to two members OIL
the press. and said he would have no
statement to make on the scairold, but
that he had left one with Rev. DR..
Carpenter, to be given to the puoilc
after his death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-25

BLOOD. ScALrs y NJ. =.
Waller, the wei known ana very popul''
Hill eiothier. reads tae cenan Srs anu ,o sell
manliest"es OF 1tne, c c q, saving that their
e,o oun ,he heat in he c, .uIi,ry, be murely
siiow,a Charitable smile to sufruse hi. genial
calm .nIiac. of AXE Tahoe. He twirls hts
manly muslscne and remarks: "Thal's not
bu.i,e.s, Lei gentlemen come and trade with
mo-, and when they see that tn y can buy supe.
rior goods ut less price and 20 home every Way
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-25
A DARK AFFAIR.
The BROWN shaft = Hannah sepui-
cher-Ansther Dead hody kx.
hum-d-An Undoubied Murder
Moro Victims Locked For.

This morning the workmen engaged
in cleaning out the Brown Shaft in
Lower Gold Hill. encountered another
dead body about six feet below where
the first one was found. The dead
man had on a brown coat. hickory
shirt. plaid pants, black felt hat aud
hob nailed shoes. His hair was OF n
lightish color. He was enveloped In
blankets aud gunny sacks aud his
hands and feet were tied together
with ropes. The ropes enciiclinS his
body were of three different sizes.
He was about IS years Of age. and had
evidently been dead o or five years.
The body Was covered up with sage
brush aud surface earth. Coroner
Holmes held an Inquest upon the re-
mains. this afternoon. The following
Il the verdict OF the jury: 1--WE, the
Jury, summoned by Mr.. Holmes. Coro-
ner OF Storey County. Nevada. to np--
pear before him at lower Gold
Hill. Storey County, on the 2oth
day OF July, 1873, TO make due
inquiry into the u Of the
death OF the person whose remains
were found In the abandoned shaft OF
the Brown Mining Company. being
duly sworn oil oath do fluid from the
evidence that lie was n white man.
name and nativity unknown. aud that
he ca,ne 10 his death by the hands OF
some person or persons unknown to
the Jury. aud ut what time we are un-
able to say.
II. 3. CARLEY.
w. VI. TuRSEY,
.THos. BuRSs,
d. McEwEN.
w. VASpRUFr,
Z v.SDut,EE-