davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12

THE funeral ofSwann Wahlbach, the
miner killed the other day in the Eu-
reka Consolidated mine, took place
yesterday, and was largely attended,
many miners from the Hill joining in
the solemn procession.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12

SODA, ICE CREAM, NUTS oANDi,
etc, at Ivy Nichols new Store ID 'he La
Grande Building. '"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12

CONTRACT LET. Mr.. Pearson,
Superintendent Of the Phenix mine,
informs us that a contract has been let
for sinking the main shaft OF that
mine 200 feet deeper. JAS. McQuillan,
a practical miner and "a thorough
going business man is the contractor:
The work, which was commenced
Yesterday, is to be done jointly by t
PheniX and Jackson, the " com
panies dividing the expenses equally
between them. We have faith III
those mines, and it therefore gives us
pleasure to note a resumption OF oper-
atoms.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12

CORoNER's JURY.-The jury sum-
moned by Coroner Borowsky to in
vestigate into the cause Of the death
of the man who was killed at the
Consolidated mine Thursday, after
hearing the evidence of a number of
witnesses relative to the circumstances
of the accident, rendered the follow
ing verdict: We find the name Of de-
ceased to be Swami Wahlbach, a
native Of Sweden and aged 26 years;
that he came t. his death from a
wound received by a pick falling
upon him in the Windsail shaft of the
Consolidated mine, the pick being
handled at the time by one Wharton;
and that the occurrence was accidental
upon his part; and we believe Whar-
ton to be the person by whose act the
death of Wahlbach was occasiOned,
yet we hold the said Wharton to be
guiltless of any crime or intentional
injury upon the deceased.
(Signed) Geo. Carey, VIM. Ger
rams, Timothy Murphy, c. Brick,
John Abraham, Louis Toris.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12

CozY REsIDENCE.-Jas. NJ. Kellogg,
of the Sazarac saloon, has about COM
pleted a very cozy residence on Buel
Street. Friend Kellogg evidently de-
signs making the Base Range his per-
manent home.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12

NJ. B. BARTLETT. real estate agent.
uopse. for rent and for sale in all parts
of the city. Also l. C. Bateman's agent
for the Monroe Survey: Ofhce al tne
CaIifnrnia Lumber Yard. southeast cor,
ner of Buel and Bateman streets. aPio
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12

on with all compatible speed. It will
he over 500 feet in extent. After its
completion. the machinery at the
mouth OF the incline will be moved TO
the mouth of the Lookout shaft. and
the incline abandoned. At the oriice
OF the tunnel an arrangement for load.
ing Teams from shutes is i'm course of
construction, and will be i'm readiness
by the time it is required. A large
boarding-house will he erected here
also, Tor the accommodation of the
miners. a considerable force of men
Is engaged in grading a road around
o. north side of the hill, which will
follow the contour of the same, and
preserve, as near as may be, a level
Dad until the X. X. road is intercept
ed, thus obviattng the necessity of
DOUBLING teams to pull up the ascend
ing portion of the grade coming from
the mine to the furnaces, as at present
is unavoid ,ble.
1t is only due to Mr.. MCGEE, the
superintendent, to say that during
the whole time he has had charge of
the mine. no accident, even OF the
most trivial nature, has occurred.
His inauguration of strict rules
among the employees, no less than
his success as n miner and smelter,
show him to be peculiarly fitted for
the position which he occupies. The
company employs about 200 men.
After taking notes in the Richmond,
we descended, accompanied by Mr..
Conn, the foreman, into
II X. X. MINE.
The main shaft of this mine has a
depth of about 200 feet. The lower
part is being cribbed, in order
to allow the cage to pass down to the
bottom, where drifts are to be opened.
The only level from which any con-
siderable work is being done is 135
feet from the surface, and has been
worked in about 400 feet. Three
wines have been sunk from this
level, and each develop fine ore depo-
sits. We were shown through extern
sive workings, where immense bodies
OF ore are exposed to view. This, like
the Richmond mine, is so irregular
that a comprehensive description.
without scientific measurement, is al
most out of the question but if any
II thinks u account o. either has
been Overdrawn, we can only recon-
mend him to investigate for himself.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12

IN TowN.-Mr. Murphy, one of the
great cattle kings OF California, and
who also has immense herds in White
River valley, Nye county, in this
State, was in town last night. He
will depart for White river to-mor-
row.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12

SALT LAKE STAGING. AS Len.
Wines is we'll known in this section,
we copy the annexed item from a
Salt Lake paper: Mr.. Greathouse
baS become associated with Mr.. Len.
Wines in the Salt Lake. Ophir n
Tintic Stage and express line. me
firm is Wines Il Greenhouse, win
office at Wells, Fargo & Co.'S, as be-
tOi e.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12

THE Eureka people had not recov-
cred from the effects of the Fourth on
Sunday. Several shooting scrapes &C.
cured on that day.
We find the above in n of our Salt
Lake exchanges. There is not a orc
of truth in it. A more quiet and or,
derIy celebration was never witnessed
i'm n country than that which look
place i'm Eureka. We have not had a
imam for breakfast" on the Base
Range for many months.
, 1873-03-12

r. or r. st. lot Tucker and asted ae Il Lot H. dated
Seward IT, q and near lumber st. Z, Lot 81, dated
a;EsS he n, Il Norton: Slosk 81, Sec 49, 49, H.
nuble st, Of and near Canaport ay, T. Lot 10,
VIII b. nniladnss II u 4s,H stea tc March $
H. no1k - ~ osaen Addition dated March
gu1 1ot Ct Let il Block 49, seo2o 80, H. dated
snb Lot IT, in same, dated Jan. ST. consideration,
Sub Lot II, in saro aated Jan. 81; consideration,
Monroe st, bet Market and Franalin sts +, X Of
and M1,sa Sf Lnt sp ~ K Lot an I6
CONSIDERATION, s4o,oco chas. D. rarwel~ to john v.
Ewins whit st, bot pespaines and Jefferson ste. f. n5x
119f dated March 10; confederation, 5000.
HI MsSd q ,isd I'D pf,r sF,a st Ct
Wet Washington 5et shsidon iou ana ha sts s'.t0f
- T. t. ney dated "a Fsb c9nsasraon, So 49,
dnted March consideration, $3.50.
5.a Mssa g. Soc: a. %, Is. dated March
e, g, Z naY$osds Subdivision of SEQ.
w1 SaaiEadsd 5s = assao 1t. dta &ny ISL
es s1!ssnsa faa
lots 4 and 49, in Mason'a Subdivision Of Lots and
sans.asfaon &c., 81 49, ID dated March '0
eaSS ssasS,;s3g e Ts; in sans Sost a'ad 's
johnson 81, near railroad. (, Lots to 7, dated
Oct: 2. 1872 ;son.tdoratien. s13.aoo. eN
dated Feb. 10 ; consideration, 5000.
Aatertleon st. corner Of Damon st. Lot 49, datod
April 70, 1879 consideration, Il 500.
Twelfth Ut, Of, and near Hlno Island av n I, Lots
20 and %, dated Fob "a consideration s2, 500.
Wabash ay, II Of, and hear, Thisteth Ut, f. Lot L.
dated Feb. 6; consideration, s, 200.
Buttorfeld At, south Of, near, Twentyanvcnth st.
$l,3G5.
Clayton st, bot Fisk antl Morgan Bss, f. 2511oo IT,
With buildings, dated March confederation, sl,440.
NORTH OF CITY LIMITS.
East A It Of Lot %, OF suf-Iot in WrRbtYood
dateu March 10; consideration, s., ,0G0,
u 6utt-lot in Mitchcs Lot H. In Block l. OF a
Sec -, 80. H. aascd June i, 1879; consideration,
soUTn OF CITY LIMITS.
chswood boulevard, " cor Langley ay, 81 It, dated
Feb. %; consideration, 10000.
buG-ot Of Lot o in Block 8, Heo 1G, %, A. dated
, March ; consideration. s., 500,
Lot a., IN Fiel1s' Subdivision In " x Of 8co D. 49,
II. dated July g. 1872; consideration, 800,
y Of Lot III n 4 Of Lot I, In Block s. of " Is n
" Sec ., 3S, II, dated March 1 confederation,
Mccaffery ay, 191 # Of rlerson ay {, o51125 It.
dated July 4, 1B72; consideration. $500.
, 1873-03-12

At Walter Brown 4, son'B recent sale In New
1ori, 600 900 lbs and upwards Of wool WAS dis
posed Of, ct tho following range Of prices x
aud AA Michigan, indiana, and Wisconsin
tleeeos Mt 50@55}1o; x and XK Ohio floecos at
a5@6oo; pennsylyania woods, 4o@5Ao.; x ftooco,
Ne-tern, 48c; and Xxx nnwaacd fleece, 500
35o; light medium uuuashed tlcoces, 9o@371lo;
coarse unwaslod flooce, 91o; light wisconsin do,
49]5c; tub washed wool, 5l15D66c; coarso tub
washed, 351so; rnmorohantablo feoces, 891zD
4G}5c; super pulled wools, 88@44o super
pulled secured. 72c; Ecollred pluck wool 5060
Csc; secured California, 56c; California pulled,
ds@21e; 5sG English noils. 9811@4o!9c; Cape wool,
Tho Now York Produce Exchange VeehlV says;
Tie Danube has been open for navigation oil tho
winter. There haa been no olose Of navigation ut
Odessa. Tho Btocka Of wheat at 1bra and Galatz aro
small, and tho interior supply Of wheat ID s1nn with
maize in Yailacha and bIolaayia wss abundant, but
extent.
prospect Of immediate auppltoB. Tho weather mora
epring-ko than wintry. Tho appearance Of tho grow
ing wheat plant ls favorable.
NJ Eostock, aermany, stocks and supplies Of grain
1nand for rail shipment to 8axony, TLurenga Wcst-
phala, and Hamburg. Receipts Of ryo at Rostock d.
Tho Imports into tho United Kingdom Of -four and
1871, and 27,oa5,sdo cwts. ii 1870
LATEaT.
In tho afternoon wheat waB moderately actiye
and Btoady. No. spring sold at e1.21J66Olo "a
cash or sollor tho month, and 81 .a2JS{D al .o3
Corn was quiet and steady at S235@32l5o sollor
tho month, md 8256 6@32S1lo eellor April. Othor
grains and provisions wero quiet and nominally
unchanged.
, 1873-03-12
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

.,.-.-. TUESDAY EVENING, March II.
.A4COHOL-Waa quiet. " per cont proof is quota
DHOOM COnN--Tho demand is sttll confined to
orders from 1nanufacturera. T1ore has been rather
moro doing In tho lower grades for day or 10 past.
seeas Of s ne Ne Ill., s9a ty eaa to
stock braid, 5QS5Hc; No. do, 4494Ffo; No. do, SO
32lc; tnsile green. 3Ac; do red lip, 8@4o; do palo
UAua1Nd-Not n ssngo now feature has been noted
In connection with this market. 80 fur rs cotton
less goods concerned fair activity proyails and
tho material and prices at tho na remain atroug
tlcra is abatement IN tho hrucas that for several
wooks past has Icrvaded our market. Dnrlaps alla
gunnieA, though quiet, arc firmly held. Wool encka
are hut ittlo inquired for. We 1uotc: siark,
ASsleaa' s,1 5sa 6as orers, 81 Snrap pss
ind hi, 20a53Hc; gunllos, single, l7kG9l8lSo;
do, tlo.tIle, 2sQs:yo wool escha, G71Gc: :.
dealers aul shrpcrs. There III falr supply oil hand.
Prices arc without essential change, rs foows M
yics ut $2,40@2oo; falr to prime, 81 21093,35 COM
nl nuilpfS IL 1ofSa iAIsrr.ao SGt In t,y department
III gradually incrcaAlng. Lims ia in liberal supply
and triio lower. now quoted ut 90ct2sl.oo per
brl In bulk an4 sl.@ IN barrola. ot!or materials
York st,scco, casting $s75@A0o sunsssina do. $500
400 lloscn;las cement tjt!ea eoolt $40
e f mi d3sys @ 1s e. s9o9 o Akro M niM a
dstt.0o !i'no {brH>, $l25 per br; wh!to aand, per
rsbfica %E 1c9S nailis 6sek som
brol f900@l:.oD; Woodstock pressu range at SIS 90
G24000; Bt. Louis hydraulic pressed, $500, del. ;
sil!waahssh IKE h *so ls aso S'ese 3 5,s IT. 1ts.
following IL Tho hut Of prizes rer lor Of 30 foct for
donesto window glass from which reduction Of 10
aud por cent Is 1nado to dealers. -.
OK 8 to Il e...,..,.... .....,$ 6,73 $500
11lo1o o14o...t.'s.'..,'.,.,. ot3 N00
, 1873-03-12

aos-al ts closing with firm he!dors OF tho OUT
Bide PRICES of tho BeBaion. Regular No. 2, or
sotlor oil tao month, sold at 02y5G13319o, and ro
eS,G,e caIG dSIo a. slnco the 9Th i,t Ct ga5@33
95"Gq; @ osoo y, tlo, frosl, at oa16c; %, 900 hu
b At u b up posotca "a aa At 49, aS4SS
t.a' III 10 ~ aa}ao 2,Aoo bu Bhcllol At 32llc OIL
,oo Da's nv, wor9 9,l loss aetiyo md IRREGULAR oash
wantod, and r1ilea dull md stoady at yesterdays
qnotetiona, owing to the general inlppostion
10 louo ~ carrying into tho laHt hnlf OF April,
o. ea noioa m tho caso Of whoat. Tho moro do
hshor eluns KoRar Ts9o Na Htrog sd q a9do
sollcr so@ao, April sold at 27o !. acllor Alny aE
ag9pao79o; and eolor June nt 81h0
5iAe. current receipts brought 201<0527o.
S Cash : adlea n Woro reported Of 5000 In No. q at
2aoi 9Go9 9oa nn do at 2616o; d,200 bu do (part
reeefed It 49,. iS3e %oa e g. sst st ie' 1900 0u
Mye was iirin and quiet at tho improvement
noted at tho cloae OF Inst wooN. Balos ycro
nmltoa to GOO bu No. at Geo. Boiler April
was nominal At 07@o7l<o. @~' '~1@''
rvo na,iey e., wa !oab aetivo and Irregular. Thoro
Al ose a It s psdo qao9aons es iGontt0 Il
yesterday. aollor tho month % waa nImo,t vi
nominal MN l at 7oe, and eoller April at 71o. No.
was sI aiow at 60@6ao In North Bilo houses.
3SG9; 1,G0o bu DO (GentraD at 79o; 500 bu / do 10
a.: g. nt 72111o; t,G6o BIT No. (Contral) at Go;
l,290 bu do at $50; 800 bu do nt 57I6o: Loo b,,
70 orc a09 bu do at 501o; 400 b1l do m, s. at
to 9 $500 bu rejected at 40; 400 bu do 1t 40c
Guo 1 ea Y asar9 a oo aog bu d9 a s5e 4o6
The following is the official report Of grain In
storo IL. this uity on tho ovoning Of EaturdaY
Inst, and at corresponding dates:
, 1873-03-12

EGGs-Undor the tho influence Of l!ght rccoipta and
% S 80 ss " ets ss 81 sai'' ' oz aa' 1900 a'a
agn demand q1nn ma ssyaed
0eaoGc rum irse han;ls iobbina nricea. ToST5s tor
so sas es9rs n. 81
FIs1~pcnIern rnnnrt 1,ot,iinr nav IL tho sh 1nor
l I1e d. demand sa essSs; s9sa es
rronoinccI rnnezs Wi.lteHsh arc becoming scarce rec
ss and tss tt S . asss a. IN b snI5i 6s5s
dobt Cad mo- tenorry scarce b aunIa eun M
@ piie. Looked fsS xl,5a e sost ioStnlg and
= wo!5s!, II Ss :s as ~ !ods e, SIS sS
No. bay scters 1T 81 sboss III
sos nk r: Loo III 'csqos sqoos1S
sas sssSs, ssSeSste ii s%:ss: -,
@i5c Coumba River ssItnon nav. naf.br]a ia doa
io.15. '>@~N' '4'''' '4<'D'' 49, '1'''''A7
mnore yaras are rmor Faa an saaina h,n noss ss
s b. and latter Ss per pox Prne
hvs ten no aotue ebagea Fl e ear ,t sbo o
ncarh-hu,s hcya been serjo1siy intrcd y ho savcro
Winter induces uonowhat flriaer feeling snong hed.
of peaches bat tlo Largo sioeta !anI operate
aHisya t a.,s. drums. 1lSGIio: Ala fps boI iiW1s
iSss Iurkey M prune., eSloo; ralsias s Ss5oaa5s;
err, do 555xo nsaches. narcI i7SSo i1oac,,e.
1s s1'Ss, Gs % .f ts t
Gn5c Nurs-.Eiibarts iiRI6n. stmors]s irerraronn
ton peanuts, 7eeaa: TennosHce peanuts. 5@lic.
Funs-More quiet aud unchanged. Tho arrivals
!e% =: sse: ass ~ ISL sSs
~ d. i',a :4oo; T. NJ e, gao sa ooGsSoo No. ao soo
Nn.nf II.
, 1873-03-12

As compared with tho aggregatos Of the state
rnent for Dec. 81, 1872, the most noticeable fca-
tures III the abovo summary are an increase Of
quent upon this increase Of funds, wo find an
increaao Of 81, ,360, 600 in loans; an increase OF
$500, 600 cash and city checks on hand, and IN
increase Of 81, 191 900 oxchange. The twenty
one National Banks have also Increased their
aggregate capital and surplus by tho amount Of
&48s, 900, and their aggregate Of circula-
ton outstanding by tho a1nount Of 3619, ,250
since tho December statement. Almost every
item in tho statement giyos evidence Of the great
the December statement to an easy money mar
ket now.
The money market to-day showed continu-
nnce OF the progress toward tho oaae exhibited
in tho aboyo statomont up to tho date to which
it refers.
Naw York exchange WIS scarcor to-day, and
sold between banks At par.
Measrs. Lunt, Prcston l. kean quote as fol-
!. nFf
, 1873-03-12

DuTTEle-Wittin tho past Two Or throo t1sss
decidedly eaeior feeling hnu boen developed in tue
rracton III prlcea, tho demand aa boon Restricted 10
anplyina Immediate wants, ind, under steadily In
TO realize. not caring at this scason 10 ayo STOCK aocl.
.ato @ 9n their hands, rr1eca Of atrctly choice fla!ry
yard but other descriptions aro 1ao lover linn o.,
tho dato of our aa weeky roviow, md tho tendency iu
esi!i iInmist9kahy downward. We guot6 CAM
mnaeGod. m 5seS25o medium to good, 25927c inferior
goods market fair activity Inns prevailed throughout
ho pnst woet tho weather having bccn mild and fa-
qorahlc. In values no luotnbfe changes lnvo been
notc, though corn, ioAtoos auceotaHt peaches, ami
soao other gooda In tho lia aso acnsly rncr: Corn
ID becoming Hcarce, md mtat advance, Ropora
Of damage 10 the peach bds havc strengthened tho
market for peaches, though no Immediate adyanco Ia
Looked for. below arc tho quotations:
, 1873-03-12
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following instruments we're filed for rec
ord on Monday, March ii:
CITY PROPERTY.
Cornell 1t, bot Reuben aud Holt sts f. IS II 10 alley,
lated March 10; confederation, $1,000.
ashley ao Of and near. Aotey at, I, Iol "a, dated
March 4; consideration, s., 100.
laino1sss, bet North Dearborn and State ss, t. Is
fee. 70 alloy dated March 10 consideration, loo
t.nois W. oes NORTH Dearborn and etate sts, st,
Clayton ut, cor Morgan 1t, = I. oo1x1oo faet
dated Feb. ~ consideration, $,,2sQ, @'s''
Fotquers IT. bot pesplhlnea and Jet.eraon ss. . oxx
Nv u. dated hArnh 10 consideration, 900 = go
, 1873-03-12

ToftH.
In tbocolumn Of percontagos Of "cash moans'
cash HtockB, md bonds on hand and clonring-
houBe exchanges, this being tho aggregate Of
available moans exclusive Of loanB ind bonds
deposited with tho United Btntcs Trensuror.
Tho circulation and tho bonds lepositod to 90
ouro 1t arc both loft out OF tito calculation OF
percontagea, ~ they pfTank each other:
, 1873-03-12

NEW ToAK, March 11.-N1ouey continues close, md
ranged today from LILO to 1-13 with exceptions at
par cent closing At 7@7 1872. Tis annonncemt ut
made, late in the afternoon, that secreary Boutwell,
Indications that the gold salcs will not be Increased
and that the purchase Of bonds will be suspended for
The preaent.
Startling opened higher, but closed at 1075a@10S.
Gold Was quiet aud steady at 116@1l5a!, cns1ng Mt
ll5x81l6A. Lonus at per cent to 3-C4 fer c:Hrs-
81 s ooS es'f'oa' '4'00000 Treasury o''D'''f"'"'"'
Governments were dull but strong.
stato bonds ruled dull With Tonnessecs very strong.
Railroad bonds wero III good demand.
Tho stock market whs quilt throughout tho uGy,
with no features Of importance, except phrna Mail
and Rock Island. Prices generally tended higher
during the morning mud lower In tho afternoon, Under
Eeports thht Boutwell, Likely to 10 defeated for tho
senRte, but late dealings attended by recovery
owing to tho announcement In regard to the TreaGury,
aud the from tho Massachusetts Senatorial clec
tton which, It. Ia believed indicates tho choice Of
boutwell,, and that Judge Richardson will succeed
market ooHed strong Pacific Ata.l advanced from q
10 e2 but fell to 6o1f ut tho close. Rock 1snnd i'd
vanced from 1l6X to 1l7H, reacung TO 119H.
1t Ia reported that the Eric and Hartford Eric
companies havo perfected joint arrangement to tcRt
tho foreclosure Of tho Inter- under tho Berle mort
gage. The stockholders and bonholders, outslde OF
the Berdel mortgage have agreed to rocar!tazation
Of their interests Ut 30 per cen Of tho present nominal
value, the Company IL reorganized. 1t Is also
goo in Europe, II reorganization ID perfected without
thu Berde mortgage.
kilograms from Amsterdam and Frankfort report
depression In American bonds end DECLINE Of 29l0
per cent On the poorer class within fortnight.
Startling, 107T.
, 1873-03-12
COMM MERClAL,

TUESDAY EVENING, March II.
. Tho following were tho receipts aud shipments
OF the lending articles Of produce in Chicago dur
ing the past twenty-four hours, aud for tho cor
responding dato Que year ago:
, 1873-03-12
Withdrawn from store yesterday for city con-
sumption: 6,678bu wheat; 1,442 bu corn: t;0i

"1thdra"n from store yesterday for city con-
sumption: 6,s7S bu wheat; 1,442 bu corn; Coi
bu oats; 1857 bu rye; 1880 bu barley.
The following grain hus l,oen inspected into
storo thia morning, up to 10 o'clock, 12o cars
wheat; 1867 cars corn; 25 cars oats; OK cars
rye; 20 cars harley. Total. st2 cars, or 1a2,-
900 In.
Another carload Of wheat arrived In this CITY
yesterd"y, which weighed &c thu to the measured
bual'ol, except layer about foot thick at the
bottom, whloh weighed only 6s lbs per bu. Tho
sender undoubtedly thought It would DO inspect-
Cd aa No. 2, wlieroas tho Inspector very properly
graded 1t as rejooted. This, and similar caaes
hcretoforo reported, show that tho roguos do not
all live in Chicago.
The leading produce markets. we,o conorn1ly
, 1873-03-12
MONETARY.

TUESDAY EvEN1No, March IL.
Tbs following is summary Of tho rororts Of
the National Danls of Chicago, made to show
their condition At tho cloea Of lusineaa On Fob.
, 1873-03-12

the aame average Of prices "a ycaterlny. though
receipts wore rather larger, and thero wero soy
eral other dscouragemonts to tirmness. Liver
pool was reported dull. and unchanged, and it
was discovered that tho much-tnlked-of pur-
chasea OF whoat in Liverpool on Trench account
Goferrea to in our columns this morning., was
limited to two cargoes which wero bought for
milling, mud tho flour aold an hour artorward to
be delivered in London. Tho wheat was rracti-
cally scnt to Trayco to bo ground on English nc
count. 1t was also Btatcd that thore B lttlo roa-
Aon to expect Canadian demand, aH Canada is
vol supplied, and can do hotter by exporting
tho TURNER'S aro sowing III Town, md tho market
il generally flat about This time Of the year, ow-
Ing to a general dihpoaition 70 got
Sot Sar;,. rid Of grain o before r. tho 18th ct
per bl, which las thnn to DO assumed by tho
seller Of grain on which wintor storage IL due.
Tlo dislike to nasumo the responsibility of carry
Ing. under this circumstances, is Ahown by tho fncs
only No premium over tho prieo of regular,
though they nro worth 1c per bu' moro to carry
into the last half Of April, md 111c moro to
carry into My Seller April opened at 81 .2a1GG, &,
ceded to and improved to si.2a% at the he
closo. soller tho month, Or regular No.. spring,
sold at S1.211l GD1.39 closing ut $l.9l5S, Hollor
atsy i9 SoIi at 7l2vY @1.27}G, cloung Il tho out
mi s0 at NG sPt!9F Tso No iGs'ys 1,n mud was nom
closing st Hl.1lo>1 bid. Ko}cctod spring;
sold At 93@95o, according to location,
Cash salca wero reported Of 900 bu No, snrine,
llatd) ut n.22t5; 5000 bu (part hardy n
9l.22l{; 2l 300 bl 10 at sl.22; f5,0J0 bu do 1t
sl.2l19; 4o, 600 bn do ut 81.2l1I; 4,80U bu No. d
spring at $l.1oM; 3,G00 bu do at 81 l.lO55: $500
2,400 bu do at go. Yotnl 1UD, 200 iii. 0'
Corn was mich lcss active, though st,, iu ye}r
demand, and was steady ut yeatorday'H prices on
~ nnt tho more deferred options, which wnro a
al'ade f1r1nor. Tho real demand wsa priucinnIly
Tor the summer options; but, m low oporato,yn
care soil short ncorn thlebrouelt ont fur in
qulry for casl losh to DO cnrriod by tho mon Win
sold to the buyers for future. TtIo abort intor.
cnt for this month and nozt tool Ioll rnthor
slowly. Tho quantity Of corn bought IN tIIja
market for dolivory after tie 1st of 1ray mist
be very large, aggreguting soyeraI n,iilfonn n
buBhuls, and it III nlnstly Hold bv nnrtiaM w},o
have tho corn to deliver at maturity nithor frn,n
Htoro hero, or from .tl!o cribA in tho cmrtrv
wliero i ii awaiting transportation. Eeerly ~
qnitn all tho corn now horo In beljcvcd - ha oI1
n tllis WY, Which fact probably nccounls For fnr
the apparent Weakening Iii Lake froi,.hts aa fhnra
IL no preHHure to lnove tue grain o,lf' nYren hy
parties wllo want tho atorage room for inthnJr ~
grain. Thcyo nro como who thfnlt that ti,o nnr,
will bo moved largely 10 praYoit it from ' ~otInr
out OF condition, but this fear wcuIl hnv6 Ht6
tnluenco with tho speculative fraternitv uninna
t,hs ths dcal nltoEethor Beor April sold ut o95S9
55z1o boiior May at 81t6c, aollor Juno at S74se5
WISE. nellor J'av at 800. nna aoor August u