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New-York tribune., 1873-12-22
r1ron1s rRox sgrr. /. 1873. TO DArE

HIpFs-Ther4 demand at firm prices The bus
from re S rnP sm % Tenits Ssie1 am, p5 5 asac from
r VIncisco per Aespac, 202 from Galveston, CITY Of Aus
n $3.50 Ts Ne~,"; o ger apP d5 S S gG 5G pss Ess
sales Gao Dr Ares 2202i b part at Y H. gold 90
&C., S dsys 'Sl''''s4 se,cc1 5O 96i5 cof 3a&d 25s
god esh less ~ Ps7 Sc n g So ss's Gs selected $50 Df1
A. Kp lVall ID at - &c gold 90 da' selected 5000
isIa.i y S $50 Sa9'S Df9 ye 2f rs Gio 6t ca
liC1a Sps y 70 'Tyg % ~ h. On private terms $50 Dry Mexican
3d95 m at 25s :eees o G pTy m's1f m SS 5,,
terms 1900 Dry Sss A1c4o 22o - h on p1s terms 800
go Dry Dry Ssed sd'hera log2o d. ou pnvate terms
325 Tera Ad MeIea9 kp legl 10 on p'&as & iS[s' & & ~
Texas and Western Oo6 prys'e terms. oO " ct Saied
soq,9n y,e 1D Sa Ises .sd bale. Caca Cow Odl4
private tens % - rs os o 5 S % B5S Dry aeaos 10 S A 'I E6tfe
Rio. &e IS 500 Dry Ncntydso lO70O DRY Rio Grnde 200 Dry
McIcsu 400 by India 9OOp rsI 900 D and Saiea s5a
46l bales tgtt. zane l@r ss, year & oo de' anu
HuenOs Are.; - 10 21 90 2y,,o su 2G To ~ H.
ayr 5ze' ~ co,r,es % II to 22 DE do Rio raS %
2 DO Ornoco 2l ID. 2jc California 2Z to 70 d. 21c
9G GSir. so ns aa q ~ 25a w. DO
MeIieau p 70 "a TO- g,t - r. p ao s I m m &c NJ 53 I 10 do
MarsesSo an 20 to q 1920 Bahia 2l 70 e u lsci9s % G
sfess .s % d., and 3 d S 70 h. i7G8c gold sr run
@ 5y ,S Sd 20 29 b. 7c do; Minas IA to - b. 22c,
do st. Donings Port % Is 70 l8 p isa 2Oc 49, BoenS'
T, ieTTs Ieoae % 10 n aSic Gaaha and Bs'aa to 6
2102c do; 1TuTin0l5 To IL ID y" - s1u ~ so
Zr 10 10 ~ n 1872 Galveston 20 TO % ~ % 20
25e curncy selected ndI.noa 20 to % n, DE do San An
op ami Corpas 20 to % h 23 do soUoern IL to Is
\ b. poe. do. . -.
Drv sste HaeCbl, % to 32 ~ l9d20c god as hey run
Ms,smor. ~ 10 ~ b. HaBhsm - to % H. Ice DO
Psmbuo 30 10 lGc. do Bahia % 10 80 d. & doi Mar
gc,ibo 80 10 33 Ssyana 20 10 80 D. lbc dO sand
vch an 80 G loo. do leIss and southern "a 10 90 d.
i Il
NJ, Saef Is-Baeno 30 to 30 b. l34 gold selected
Rio rsnde ~ D. l3 do IeSss pulled and packer 81 10
"a N l2I20 b cuency knife 30 10 80 ID, II y DO
southern 20 TO 30 NJ lObdl lO DO CIV Sangs1ef oi oo oo
m IOr Do: CITY Slaughter. Gov. 40 TO 90 10, 9sc do
Es Inds Ssek-Cslcuiia Ity slaughter 10 d. &C. Po 'a-
cutia Slaughter l3 TO 10 loe do Cacna Iy Deu "eh
"a q BuhO, II TO - 10
nay AND STRAW pay and du We quote Prime day a.
- Good shipping Al so ana
Cnnon 90 ri sl: Long quoted at Slj0SlG Short DO
\ a, Sl20 Us. - ,....a - a.,
LFITHER-IIemo-TheTe continued steady demand from the
manufacturers chaugsto uot" 'h' market Oah - IN
| leaher W quite:
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

NotlsSFsSo cfoge 10 rrpo 10 the market; Weouy sales
NJ abnu p hhh- NesEIrrans prices ranging On IOaI2c
NAVAL STOfSrhe nartrt iof spirits iu1raie was dul TO-
e,T ana n c ancnce omhaly UNCHANGED bo"rs a 42c
wIm ilcNss tae best hid E1in was IN petr
oor aud rcporied 200 bills Strained at ~ DO
atii Mi. No 6O0>2 62iX and - bbls No. J. 81 t]@
s,, rcpoea $3.50 Pfl dahl aud weak ~ - City Pitch nom
inaiy g au0ui ~
s Al SJaS,j heni5dru lrn ~ fl tre Cotton
So. ,e.rc. ana Grna III 80 t2r; other Os arc drl
P3OvSION-A ih ad y'rlbcas previously noted Ia
coui1ul hoagh since Monday decided reaction
tr. demand for forward delivery has
~ inspected Mes ha- citly
', - -. .l,iai ougll sni tG lay - eht'eY
w am, ami d,1r snos' nyafAby have o" faih IN w.
. - - ttalr uuwsfrute and certainly premature Now thht
er, aud bscou eh.ny hhed the question hat9
-. I'm, ,,,r tchruary March We tliuk only be
I'D G, ,, IN mater decline al present pness ths naikei Is
,.ye b~ber fhsn T. vuo and uink that market Is over
socket H. Prime Mess l1'tl business nis feu u'ne lu
Western A. sI5. CtT ell1-if % ~ y onlaea's % 'rS
t.t et m us large sappf ~ ssi years meats s on hsnd
0 and these vi" n eady safe
toe current pne q" nov" ~
EIirs hut ha. done, and luces ore ome"hA
h limited ,iock In has been done h. supply
oil Me- meerale usin pa pee
done fi TAe bus hes, seller feorl an" nsI,n
has been large chiefly at rl5 JU~tio iot ho
To-day the ro and wsat we s' s,s a 40 ava @
guitT ate 800 bb sl4 - o Ola Mess tlo % 10
New DO lnspsii sIBGslG % for glin tt'eh 90
o LuA Tmei Fi1 tor wesiefa Prme hes - N,b ~ Ia
B't h % ihf oensndi Sis I75 bbiA NJ ~ ~ ~ '
Mes JOoel8 % fof Mes SlidElb o fa'Ayi
be y tfni safe o. 90 Tor KEns lndA Mess pe e
are quisi bui t Osi Meats stead, bat not scee s.es
PieGled Hams al Ba3 % Hams at go oo 9o
s"4ss 10 iA@4l ~ .pOOO Bei.s :. u, Al J<. s-1 "
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

Shoulders seller February Bacon easier and less seve,
the local demand moderate. sales Of $50 teIss short Clear
1000 bor half and half for March, &c. and 90 boxes C Lone
Clear. early, n 7S Dresd Hogs in fair demand be.v,
weights fnerj quote 6ad7a for City and 63d6ste for
Land active for active for the uure bat
s,s sale: Of $50 bbs and cA si e for No s for CITY, X
December early S; 100 seller January at 400o
seller February l56d9c $50 tcs seller March, ats
and $50 seller April at gS.
Rsspts dsyse s7l pkg, there good demand
for the Close wsek Welsh without change Western
Of all grades has been and higher with active dem'nd
We quote:
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

Totals 4 ,666 4JSjfJl 305bD3 .Ilo ItJifoi %--o''V
SINCE /. 1873.
Pork Bacon .,LsrL Cheese. Tlllcw
aie e5 5q7 "a 2S7s7e 2ioeo S5 1862 ilG
YhsK
Pork Lap. Beef Chee'e IalsN
~ 10 ~
A6 0{2 81 j63llg 40 O9G541 32590 90 jj4 500 5b3
PETROLEUM-For Resned the inquiry Moderate "lay
and dealers generally apart In their views We hea Of no sales sl
,note The market nomnay steady l3c December and l3
January Case, demand At l9c with cargo OF 1000 to soO
od al that price Nsphtha seadv Sl2 but dull mde N b@.
firm but quiet 5aq5lc shipping Crude nominal Al lOt NJ
philadelphia 6 and moderately sen'e sales OF ZooV
bbls December at 1870 oo c-,- -. -.
RE-he steady sales Of 60 casks Carolina at bres
ranging % jO begs Rsngoon at 6'sG'c NJ DSs rsA
A. and 10 bhs. NswOTlesns Fair ST -.
SKINs-Snc the mae, hss been sctve for Cost
t ,iv pcs and Ne note B ins 10 bales
Buuos Ares Curaeoa 4s bales Rio seh and 20 bales
Mcan on terms; have been 80 bales Parta ana
there Is lively demand al mi
rs; receipts l26 Aspnwa and 6l bales san Franc-co sales
ot n,evo reoi 20 600 n Puerto Cabeo; lJOUo n Central
American; 5000 ID Pa and 5000 si-a private terms Ihe
following quotations give the position oi todays Market
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

SUGARShe quiet hut tes sales 352 hhds snd 700
boxes via Prime Rcnne 7s 2O do tentnfuga at
9l DO % and II do very Inferior at BE-
200 toes 7t also shout 800 hhds not previously r.
ported Of 2 for Good Refined strong o. !eedsys
auosons ., IL -,
prime atglyc. Timothy and Flax inactive. ,o,
STRARIN dull and at slaas5 for prime sales Of 200
pkgs choice 73ic 900 ~,
TEA-rh market rules steady closing firm; sales Of o1Oo hall
ha NJ chest; prices not trsnpi
TALON brm quiet little Prime CITY ofengi quoted
Al 7s.c.; 80. 900 n out Of tova at ll-lbc. .. ..
WHISKY dull sales 90 bbis al os &C. and -oo b0s
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

500 PER 100 SHARES: $3.50 PER $4,000 GOLD.
Stoca privileges. gold privileges puts and calls,
doube ilegts in stocks aud gold, all contracts
sihe nartisS Explanatory circulars with references
mailed to any address LAPsLEY & BAILEY,
Brokers a Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

Themarket for railway mortgages was steady but
not especially active. Wenotice sales OF Union Ia
oi6c rsts at 81 to sis and Land Grants at To- Mich
;can Central Is a. q2 Chicago and North Western
FIRST NJ mar and the Consolidated coupon gold bonds
of this Company at 79l979,. The following were
the bids
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

Tuy R,r- OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
Smportant subject to both borrower and lender. An
sbie and suggestive essay on this topic by Prol T..
Portland Sccntifc Meeting, is reported fully IN
'JHlgj-NE LECTURE EXTRA No 10. Price 10 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE. New York.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

REu Estate MORTGAGE BONDs-COupon or
Registered interest Z per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE Trust COMPANY. Capital, SlVn,OVO'
tstNY JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

500 bbs Colder Bar cold oootrsct We quote:
Corn Meal S5 asa 90 Oo Meal Bf we4 40dS4 so
Com Msal W esssrp 90 L. i5 Corn Mel BrweP. 20 90
corr Ae.l sOd L. 00 Corn Meal Gold Bar 4 Is
Bnckwhes better demand and hrmer 80 lOU
s3 30 Pennsy bania 80 00S3 5 and Fancy 81 80 Bag
and ssbe Fine White at 81 75d$l Sj do Yellow
81 t5dsl so Coarse 81 0Qsl 40; Cob Meal slaSl 25
Ground Feed, Sl.10dSl 80.
SIroRrs skos urr /. 1873. TO pAr..
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22


y t,r,s ve,r pce. sre i6e y ID overso only limited
cessna Sse 3. ;loss Of Low Ao,,s;'
s,. a eyep,g a'e5 p M i 'fat s7 133 Io6 IS e. a
foO u % sac; ,srga 100 1G 9$2S; 200 I6 5slGe Nay
' - 'io..i '1s, ,f ~ s9i Iji,, 300 Is SOC; Jsnu
g. Zoo b. B a. 200 IS iis5c S 800 il 5G. 800 IS 9$s
e. ss, = sig 700 f9 1s 5 2e 800 800 slGS 100 Is
300 IS 1886 March 500 l6[r; 200 10 80 ,o so
bsi,e 6 7.le 100 IL 3-lGc; 100 l6 l3zci 800 10
E6c 100 i6i,.. 1yrl 600 ~ 9lC 900 lg 1872 June
boo l7is Ioia' 10 7OOb Grand Total 1900 ba'-.
u w. 15 poI.s aI.ts 10. & o 900 bs er 1n,l s
,y At 2je goa The following IS Wright Co.'S telegram dA'sl
Bags Bags
sS.' . &sst ls u po t..a 5000 Pes ci;aa %
State Gsae pors.. 1000 99l.. 250gQ
.,-. ,siy , is doir 2i5 bss gsse5o ICsnJc soli
sBa a. lear q sn gie AsTaebo solo 70 arTe from Europe
f0uR GSD Ms1I-Sco s,r oar last e bad brisk EXPORT
s ss lar osi good i.as,. Ss, ~ improved pdees aa
fAfsdzJ when buge he OF and TO effect sales promptly de-
kOre apparent he 5es arrivals,
eee considerable decline 10 wheat lecne o l0c bb
f,s. r , M ~, M i 10 & n a % Z, s % u nis,si ~ssf1
secns Aoers aeeO, baaaess an Je
.s fsn slds Las not been satisfactory mach q the Flour
f5d IL 0rsualy nqury
eaJ u ihs seE for Shipping bADd for auIe deyey and consider
g go ssa seller Gri bali oi JsnuaIy, asl0 all Ju1sry
I @ TX 1,ss nave ns1 ssl s ~. e'hseeIs' h % %, s.se
e nsye Tul arm toe ppiY rather larger
ne euri.n P io ha shiD2ng siirss '.eg are selling be
Sf ocs ars eaed ks s4ts danls TIE FaBey C
esrnsf Ggures teen
Ssrh.Dg ssuso Oar Of good ssperRe and Cnoee
ssi have been ~ 81 bb ssa f02 the cone,pop
ssesi last year Iod4y tbe dnd or Flour Is moderate and the
Hs C5oce PHr grades orm ard larry see AZ the close TIE
Afte 10 se az The decline noted above
ID NIa 10 a.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22
DEAL ESTATE TRUST COMPANY
3I7 BROADWAY, SEw-YoRK
CAPITAL. E1,ooo,ooo.

DO A GENERAL TRUST BUSINESS.
FOUR PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED ON ALL DBPOsIrs
DrPosIToRs, CHECKS PAID AT SIGHT ALL DEPOSITS ARE
LOANED on CALL.
Amount Of LOANS and CoLLATBRALS HELD are KEPT
CossPICUoUsLY POSTED IN THE CoMPASYs OFFICE
ENTIRE CAPITAL INVESTED IS BONDS AND MORTGAGES
on REAL ESTATE. -
~ DIRECTORS.
V X STEVENSON 3ll
THOMAS A. DAVIES NO olU rHtha'e
ERSST B. LUCKE (o BelmeHt To- 10 and u NNsaus
1STpu SPI G VA tof i " Selkman BrOads-
JAMESON tof jameson Smith Cotiingl IA BIoad
go.
JOHY H. WATSON of H. Watson Col ).......29l Boaiway
~ VopU 1896 Pearl-s.
ROBERT (Pres Bank NJ tropoiis Bdwsy cor lbh
ROStNBAUN tof A. y. ReeLbaGm Co. Dl2l M1ien-lsne
SuIS y ItvERNoRR .223 Rith.sve.
G. G. BALDWIS (of WoSwai Baldwin Co o).....4 43 Woth
HENRY ~ TABER Hi. NJ TaisI Coz 80 BeaVer
A. S BARNES "a. Barnes Co Nihainh
HENRY T. DAVIES
q W CARLETON (of q. W. Carleton Col.....l92 Flnh-sve
r. T. WILSON (of r.. Wilsoas Co Broadr
WILLIAM L. ELY, S@ey v n SlENbNnON, rIe,e
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22
THE MARKETS.

lcareiullv reported THg TRIBUNE % -o-,
SATrEDAY. Dec. 90, 1873.
ASHgS-The receipts oay were psgs P are quiet ana uh'
.ehsugrd. a.ot-l a. G34Q7c Pearls are nominal ,.
C0TTOSbe le lof SCOT C9'on very qe anu Iie'
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22
Hlplilus 1luKs
NHAETERED By TIE

1 ii-h UNITED STATES
Tng Fggrn~,v', SlviyGs AID Trust CoNPANr,
NATIOSAL SAVINGS BANK.
40. lS5 BeeckersL, Nes-York . o..
INTEREST commences l of each month, az ds'e oi dep"
deifrd.
six PRR CENT Conppu-d Interes, Certificates Issued ,
Interest pail desired depoaoTi eslng on Ot the
ritf. H.. r-,..- -.
E.ne advantages adis % Executors Gualans, Ifre ana
Others htyiGg he cia-st f.lsi Funds
Tie following persons ar aMen. Tue
Washington, d. c.
Hon. FRVp DOrCLAs> -,., s..-
L. r. Treasurer OF the United states
E. B Nec0n1 AUDITOR u - rIea,hy
ZALxOS RCHAaDs Aulor plstnst .I
hxroFernp OF 'iissuusfs
BANK IIorEs-D,i from M to p IN, ani 90 hoAph ana
SATURDAY NIGHTS tom D 10 > p. n
j ALYORD, President
q. W. SrICHSEl. Asuary.
n " " sAM L. HARRIS. Manager
~ Send for Circular. JOHN J. ZUILLB, Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22


s,o-, u,n mas grsie shyye beoW
sAI.Hs FOE PRESENT DELIVER
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22
And the follow iag for city bank shares:

The Ninth National b.nk has declared a semi-an-
rual diylend Of four per cent layable on and after
Jan. ..
Ghe following shows the exports exclusive OF
s,,ecel from the port of NewfOr< 10 foreign ports
for the wec, ending December 1G, and since the be-
ginning Of she year:
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

ION
The following Is comparative statement OF the
rpor- Of ,)ecie for - years from the port of New
York 10 foreign ports from Jan. to Dec 20, 1878
and for the corresponding period of the undernoed
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

=, 1te NJ 1eG5 800 1877 $50 1888. .s25 978 O96
X. 90 ono isGf ~ qs2 - 1857. 44.36Ol74
-" n. ~ f,- I-i,} 1.s-J692 lSjG... 81. .326.297
5- ~ -,4 l-52... 90 575. .2tA 16jj.. 2151l SIS
s5 i issl 5lll93SS5SS SS 355 81 IS 755 rs $50
Isis. 90 S~6t14 le59.' 41 dpi eeo5 % on . sg
boz ieS5s = s9 sso lsj9 C96iS02' l'0-' 2i'iZ''i'
The Philadelphia stock market Is steady. Penn
sslyauia Sxes 1901 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
"a, Reading Railroad, 55. Pennsylvania Railroad,
81. Gold ll0sS
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

vn, I,SSsiis q, l-SS?7fi, :, llsS71Ssiis
P,gog, reported. .221 s665Sl 22j j2OO47 2S23i9lOO
The weekly Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1872-190?, 1873-08-02

Nor OF that ILK.-The item in our
last issue, in relation to the arrest Of ITO
uey," one Of the attempted Marysville Bank
robbers, gives the place Of rendezvous as
Knights Valley, Sanden' Bend. One Of
the knight brothers called and informed
Us that the headquarters Of such outlaws Is
Toney and bis band Of thieves and des-
peradoes is in Sander Bend proper, some
three miles from their residence. He also
showed US letter which bore the autograph
Of one of tie Sanders who resides in San
ders' Bend, addressed to-Touey, Yuba
City, the purport of which was, that the
presence Of them, Toney, and Frank Whip
Die (the one shot and killed in Marysville
on the day the robbery was attemp:ed)
was needed in Sanders Bend, and for them
to come armed. What the probable OBJ
ject was 10 summoning those despersdoes
to come armed, we will for the present
withhold our ideas, as the matter will doubt
less be thoroughly investigated. But We
will say, so far as the Knights are concern
ed, that two more honest, upright and in
dus:rious men than these two brothers, do
not live in Tshsms county.-Red Bluff
Jentinel.
The weekly Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1872-190?, 1873-08-02

New CoMERs-Strangers, men Of cap
ital and erergy, are constantly arriving il
this County from>the lower country, pros
pectiug for opportunities for investments
in real estate, placers. quartz. copper, iron
and coal mines Our 6ne timber lands
and the waters of our rivers and mountain
streams, arc also attracting great attention
and We believe that a'period Of great pros
perity is about to dawn upon old Shasta
The great resources Of Shasta BY
Professor Whitney to he the richest min
eral county in the Stste-has been two
long passed BY and overlooked BY capital
lists. We will soon witness change.
The weekly Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1872-190?, 1873-08-02

GRAssHopPERs.- John Caldwell in
forms Us that the grasshoppers are eating
up every green thing in Hot Spring ard
Big Valleys. The meadows are entirely
destroyed by'them lie tells Of one ten
. or twelve acre field of wheat which be saw
at O'Clock p. NJ. ore day. when it coke
a, green and nice as any field Of grain he
had ever seen Returning by it two hours
afterwards he found it had been invaded
by an army of srasshoppers, aud that Its
destruction vas as thorough and complete
as II II had been over-un By thousand
head Of cattle. fhey are doing an i'm
mense amount OF damage il those valleys,
-Yreka Union.
The weekly Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1872-190?, 1873-08-02

EoUALIzArIoN:-TheB Board of equal
zatiou adjourned on Saturday. All,heep
owners who applied for reduction on thei,
assessment obtained it, and sheep were al
lowed to 60 at $50 per head.
The Board increased the assessment o.
the railroad, bringing ii up to $4,000 pei
mile. The length Of road completed il
this County is IS miles and fraction.
The balance Of the proceedings consist
ed Of small raises and reductions on land
&C., which on an average made but little
change on the roll.
The weekly Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1872-190?, 1873-08-02
SODA SPRINGS.
Lower Soda Springs, July % 1873.

Lower Soda Springs, July 20 1873.
EDITOR GouR1ER I'll herewith send
you few itema rhich may prove of
interest. At present there are about a
dozen ladies and gentlemen rusticatine at
this place, several whom board at Bailey
hotel. We have all the veuison and brook
trout that good appetite could crave
Among others here, I notice Mrs. Croftou
and Mrs. Bristow Of Redding who appear
to be enjoying themselves hugely. OF
course we al help ourselves to that cool
and celebrating beverage called seltzer OF
soda water. The fact is one + the Spring.
on Baiiey's place is a settler spring. and
settler water is copssdesed far superior to
soda for medicinal-virtues. As to the ish'
ing lay out here, I win send you sample
item. A few mornings ago I'startsd ou'
sfser breakfast. sud before noon I caugh,
two grills that ~siehsd three 9pouads each
md, oas hahal.t and ii1ty..sys1s brock
trout. 4 obsetse that Bailey has made
considerable inpsotei1sats This 5ear. Ad.
ditioos to his hotei ensbisa-Aam 70 seeommo
date noresasst;. l.. ID saa.b.s Il; i aaa Of .h.
+bess % TIE road :.HsiS nov engaged ia
harvesting his 6ss- .erop.ef timothy hay
bis accommodstiers for tesmsters is number
one, and he fsed5 good iFss5 hay at the
rate Of twenty Eve cents per horse for ID.
night The new bridges put in by Bailey
area great ,copysniepcs To- the travelling
community and are -Ratronized generally
in preference tn-ihe Kettlebelly grade
which is SO steep that pedestrian has te
travel up it on his all fours. Bailey ha,
also cleared up about four acres Of new land
this season which be Vas planted in potato
es. Altogether his improvements this yea,
has cost him about $4,000. :.
Wash Farley, who owns ranch below
Dog creek, has lately been up to Shasta
Valley where be porchased aband Of dairy
COWS for his range. Tho price averaged
$50 per- head.
There is some mining goiag on-in the
river and streams below here, but have
not learned how the. elaims ARE payirg.
80. =. Rustic.
The weekly Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1872-190?, 1873-08-02
BLACKMAILERs, ORGANIZING

Il is evident that the lobbyists Of the
country are organizing their. forces for q
Grand Matchmaking raid upon the Central
Pacific Railroad at the next. meetings OF
Congress and of the Legislature of this
State. In the East, the New York Sun,
aud in this State. the Union, Bulletin and
Call are preparing the,way and making the
paths straight, perhaps unwittingiy, for the
blackmailers The Sun publishes an old
account of the Central. Psci6css .transac
.tious, culled' from the eoznplsist in the suit
of Br.nuan against enc company, and
though the matter. vas published entire and
thrnughly ventilated in this State three
years ago, the old story rehashed by the
Sun'is autographed iufuii across the CONT:
uent to the Union, Bulletin and Call.
The blackmailersxlu prpbabLy commence
operations in this State by pretending to
legislate in relation to ireights and fares,
which legislation ~ill be stopped by the
lobby ; that is, if the prime movers can
compel the compsny to pay the price they
demand for hush-uoney.. In Congress the
assault of the blackmailiug lobbyists will
take the form Of pretended investigation
The preliminary steps now being taken BY
the blackmailing lobbyists are 10 the form
Of Efforts to injure the financial reputation
Of the company What between the Leg.
is!ature 10 this State and fine Congress at
Washington the organized black mail lobby
lists will probably strika the company for .
cool ten millions or so, and perhaps double
this amount, as the black mailing orgsniza-
ton is large one and Us members are as
hungry for filthy lucre as they are utterly
destitute Of principle Bee.
The weekly Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1872-190?, 1873-08-02

It viii require about six weeks ,iue fol
al the farmers Of this county to, finish "
s:'sl:eir. thTdshing.' 80 far al, Ve la. G learn
- ed the YIELD Of whrasis much far-er than
expected wien harvest coums6eed. It is
row thought. thai the. cqantErat laFge vii
aaive as nhch wheat to Dispose Of as it bad
~last ytiaat:s Nth The exception of a Fex
choice lo:s sor loosk nli E4,se, we hear of DC
Gales az aes sheat. Oar fartnera as gen.
vega tnina.-5a qos asposel..o sa4ee The Erio
Is ooE offering ---z.Fehaan Eadepsndent.
The weekly Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1872-190?, 1873-08-02

IN HE PRoPRIEToRS RESPECTFULLY
announce to their friends and the public gen
orally that they have opened their new Hotel and
have furnished the establishment throughout with
new SPRING BEDS of the latest style. The par
Tor and rooms are large sud we'll ventilated.
TIL E T A BILE
will always be supplied with everything the mar
ket affords and every possible attention will Be
paid to fhe wants of guests and no pains spared
t6reuder them comfortable
AT the. II a r
None but the best brands Of Wines. Liquors and
Cigars will be dispensed to Whoever comes 10 and
takss-' 20 drops"
10 The Oregon L Californis STAGES A..
rive and depart daily from thi, Hotel. 33tf'
The weekly Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1872-190?, 1873-08-02

SoUTu FORK "A large and rich body
'-of ore IS said to nave been struck lately II
the Chicago nine, South Fork D;stric: -
,s.s,f, is a mystery why capitalists have not long
ago sp;ed out the great mineral riehness
-. aud resources Of this District. There
ough, 20 be twenty first class mills at work
In the District, crushing the paying gold
: and silver bearing quartz which there
'a!Toun1s
The weekly Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1872-190?, 1873-08-02

VIE fuOT hAbAOn Oc Ind rAfOhI =
i Hotel takes pleasure in announcing TO Hrs
friends and the public generally that he has re-
fitted and re-furnished the establishment through
out, and is now prepared to entertain guests in =
style equal to any other house in Northern Cal
ifornia. The PARLOR and ROOMS sre large
and commodious. and the BEDS and sleeping &C
couodations unsurpassed.
THE TABLE
will always be supplied with everything the mar
kets Of this locality aord and every possible at
tsntion will be paid TO the wants Of guests and no
pains spared to render them comfortable.
At the b AR mono but tho best brands Of Wine,
Liquor and Cigars viii be dispensed to customers.
The Oregon Cal. Stages arrive .. and leave
this Hotel daily.
CORRAL d STABLE.
Attstched to this establishment is good COR
RAJ and STABLE whore Teamsters and others
can always find an abundant. supply Of HAY and
BARLEY At reasonable prices.
JOHN v. SCOTT.
onasta, June istn, 1902: jelo
The weekly Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1872-190?, 1873-08-02

..CIRcus.-The circus hess ON Wednes.
day hight "a; attsSded BY ~ audiences Of
about four hundred, The performances
was no.hsos to trag Of, and-.hs-side show
and peanut and candy ,psddlers we're deci.
~<Ass>~ :. -
Geo S1.kA ~.
The weekly Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1872-190?, 1873-08-02

=. Su.rIDE-M.CLottie Warner, the wife
Warner the regular clown Of the Paris
ian Circus which passed through here On
Wsdnesday,.commi.ssa@ 'suiside BY taking
poison At sissssi CitA Ial1 :23d:- She sta
ted that her husband treated her badly, and
NE hai become : b1rthen.