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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-07
WILLIAM WILLIS. secretary
Raymond d EIy Mining Coynnnpv

fIDClItI fIttt o bulnesk ban FrhDclscO
California. Location Of works, Ely Mining Dis
r1rt, Lincoln county, Nevada There
ARE delinquent upon The following described
stock, Oh account Of Essess1usni No. j. levied
OIL the l7tG day Of August. 1914 the several
amounts set opposite the nIrnes q the respect
i've Shareholder, u follows
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-07

And in tooordLDue with law AM AL
order q the Board Of Trustees, made on
the l7th day Of August, 1874, so rrny shares o.
each parcel Of said stock a. Inby be necessary
will be sold u public auction. Ut the Office Of
the Company. on Friday. the 10th day Of
October. 1874, Al the hour o. 3 O'Clock p IL.
Of said day, 10 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs O! advertising and
expenses Of sale.
T. W. COLBURN Secretary.
Of5oe-EoOrns over the once Of the Union In.
surance Company, No. as California street, San
Francisco, California. se2g.td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-07
THE PlOCHE DAILY RECORD.
DELNQUEN SALES.


Iocsfiuu q Principal Plaoe q Business. aar
F-.ncssra Callfo-rias-I.oc1f q WORKS. Ely
Mining District L1Doulo county AsNhat--
ti1e.-Tbert IL dslinqusti upon The follow
.i,g Described STOCK on account Of lsskass1usri
80 s. LEVIED On the lssh Gay q August 1.1s.
tie several amounts set opposite names o. III.
respective shArehoiders, ~ follows;
n. a. NJ nj
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-18
The Fest Bands Of Music
IL THE STATE

VIII acrCurguy The oXcUrt or, and in tho fus.
ciOns new rail. - tht NnHsion grounds. Al " 10
,,sI., caa .ndLlg, H. nANtirH.
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Floor 'ftunIgeI~.

Floor aturIgrT<.
iE.3. bki.e end IL r i.,, IT,.
: g !;Uul'F. }. h,iiN.
del.L te!-rt, Il. IA.-,..,:.
p Hul-.'v.
The New York herald., 1874-12-02

JlY w. n. MITCHELL, AUCTIONEER.-MANuFAC.
ID turcrs sale on account ofremoval.-THE OF TAUNTON
SILVER PLATE COMPANY WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
at their sa!esrccm No Maiden lane daily until further
EvcrplatcG Wsre Tnbc Cutlery &c. The attention Of
the trade hotel and resauran. propretors Is called
this sale, By order silver Plate Company
---."E1 JOHN II. SWAIN. Treasurer
The New York herald., 1874-12-02
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY
SALES AT AUCTION.

AR
Large and important sale
.ans eSilsea0. .te E
American and foreign
embracing nne specimsns @ nns' Of the io,ouins:-
S1sSSSas n sss Moran
e. Ls.aw seisndsI SnsiI Il FsvIs ssSssoS =
lsy Gserts Price; sisinhsIt Aired wsls Van wiIis
rHunsbSs x ss isfba9 ;slf a s.sSSs sss sSHunDAr
December 2. Z and 5
n n Esass; 81 $;'::3' :;s:l,. 3i'l ...,,.....
A uSrIos ROOMS ApJoIslxe THE AsToa
sns srss ~ us ns as sn
e . the commanisy snarsnise'ng strict and prompt
dsp.rt%ent dr. class auction house consisnnsns %
'oesS saa adSanGes e %ss,v Co. Maiden
Loud Co. Is sh South street Marcus M sif Hunter ter.
VAN 6sssw
A MEXICAN ART.-AR DANIRL A. MATHEWS
rs$
AT Aucos s sasFf is fsliSsSn pxS Asb E r n.
AT The e%GnEk 2ssaY sfsH 'ssEEr
Now on exhibition. with catalogue
e. A. LAWRENCE CO. WILL SELL AT
"A auction on Thursday December 5 at II o'clock, at
f9nr csy high ssp0R 6rSWn stone h9ase 81 wss
ucalars' apply 70 sTaoSsoN EccIEsToS, % West
AT AUCTIoK-BY WIN. Writers, asa CANAL
"A street, on Wednesday. Dec g. ie74 at p NJ, lot
of he Holy % to
belong to ID. r. Pond CLINTON Osborn. All be sold
70 pay sorage carriage, Sc BY ordcr Of Ellis n Crow
A UCTlON sALE-COMMENCIN8 AT 10 O'CLOCK
"A Positively THIS WEDNESDAY MORNING..
aio wesaaist 4, S.,Gsas near tNauva'0 ~ avn lt
rich HoPssSa STsS%4 sprnIss nS iTH ssgan
satin and brocasc gilt centre console Tables Plate
Mirrors, Curtains Imported Bronzes, nne Paintings
Clocks prnamsnts library sceretaire and dwarf Book.
tension Table, Buffet Dining Chairs si.verware Crock
cry; wood and walnut Bedsteads Dressing Cases
saFsans Wssasands; g. hair ana sprns Mattresses
Suits Hall stand and Kitchen Furniture Brussels aud
ingram Carpets &C., &C. NB-Sae positive. Take 7th.
sth or 9Th avenue ears Competent men to pack ana
''' s'0-' 10y RoBERf c. cAsHIN. Auc,ioneer
UcTIoN SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
"A THIS Wednesday, MORNING.
commencing at 10 O'clock
at ,M aye ws. story "a, brown 9, 81 stone to- s,n mansion
Over $4,000 worth of parior, library, chamber and
Four round Dunham u octave risneiOrts, Curtains
iers ESgeres Psrlor suit latest styles covering turkish
butts. Easy chairs, Centre Tables, Bookcase Desks
bedding Tsses csa &C.
s'ie positive '0'i p %eSsSssELL Aucso.ee
WALDRON AUcTI0yERR
The New York herald., 1874-12-02

w of chattei nortaage viii sell On Wednesday, NJ
the Stock and Fixtures OF tho first class gro
Gerry the south corner OF Fy nth street
snd First avcnuc-Bsrrcls 9 Flour and chests Of Tea,
Scales Kerosene Cabinet rne horse and almost top
The New York herald., 1874-12-02

FRENChMAN KNOWING ENGLISH VERY
"A well, wants s'tuu don sa.slna q dry goods
warehouse; show good recurrence address ia Woos
feT 81.
The New York herald., 1874-12-02

4 YOUNG MAN, THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
N and experienced bookkeepcr and with FIRST class
Isferences wishes an engagement Address H. L. w,
Herald on.-.
The New York herald., 1874-12-02
RYy;w; SAMrsELI, JR. ;.. AycrlosEsK

d CAMPBELL CO., sells this day commencing 1913
o'clock without reserve, TO be imincdintry removed
ture contained in residences Nos N5 ana a7 Eighth ave
cOnpr sing the entire effects o! 25 Bed
stcads Washstands Bureaus CLOCKS, Leaf, Side a!id
Tables Side Rocker Sofa Bottom and other Chairs
Cottage Bedroom Suits. Ai.rorN EnXravings. ca-pe
Oilcoth, Stoves Range and Cooking Ute nsils splendid
opportunity and chance dAoloss buyers and specu.
lA,ors VINO are specisy invited.
The New York herald., 1874-12-02

A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR ELEGANT
"A four round Decker Bros Panoforte al sacrifice
brilliant toned "a .ctsye richly carved "a, rose wood
nents; printed bin tf sse cost So75 for $3.50
N. B-stool, cover box Tor shipping Call private resi-.
dcnce 2lU West 2lst ST.
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ST. PATRICK's FAIR,
TO OPEN IN ODD FELLOWS HALL.
On Friday, January 80, 1874.

Inc following is the Programme of the Fair both
the very attractive Tables. as also Of the fair
| Ladies who have so kindly volunteered
their services for the occasion:
No. the sAMGTT y SOCIETY TABLE upon
will be the fair ministers ''' ~Au ~ WHICH 'neS
sy M TABk ct whSh
honors in truly gubernatorial style.
No. s;IsT. THEREsA's TABLE at which the popu.
always the LADY in chief 1'nn'zan Will DO a'
No. 45ST. PATRICK's, No. Tho SHAMROCK /"
Mines. Harris and Houston sa tho "A'0h'o' care OF
No. tbs G,1 ALP6oNsIs vii, be bright exotic
Mines. Fitzgerald and ESan .A' k'D'A' 'NHa'n's OF
No. oIST PATRICKs, No. a-Ths HARP OF
ssdis sas ssah e Nam: ana
Strong wili s.othe The rrlsd spirits Of isir wan.
mute" ana IN 'n' nall OF No. Will scarce be over
No. rs: of ESa sTAR S pilot 70 hsysn
Burns and Richardson. is the fair guardian.
No. sCThe HIBERN1A, presided ever by Mines.
II. :: ss$:
No. s-The CRESCENT CITY will be quite an Ely.
sum sn and viii be favq5te it's .utei
Among the Contestables notice a HORSE AND
BUGGY for which the Hon. Mayor, WILT and the
popular District Attorney, JOHN MCPhELIN. tho
contestants.
Hon. Gen. BADGER and Mr. JOHN O'NEIL are also
in the field for Patent Lever GOLD WATCH AND
CHAIN. That the skilful General will ont maneuyre
the favorite Of Branch No. of H B. and M. A. A.
would be diffcalt to decide The contest will be a
sharp one. both popular and their friends
BY the host.
splendid HORSE is also up for contest among the
" Boys !" but who has thrown down the glove we are
not as yet in position to state.
A Lady's valuable GOLD WATCH is also up for
rattle at St. Theresa's Table. jail If
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SOUTHERN BANK-December 81, leIJ.-At their
meeting this day the Directors declared dividend of
four per cent of the profits of the last SIX months
payable the 18th of January, 1874
ia4 2t j. CARR, Cashier.
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r BARGAINS

|
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS.
Having been successful in dsposing OF our surplu
which is
REALLY THE MOST DESIRABLE.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
sl DRESS GooDs-In all the New Fabrics, from the
| BLACK GoODS-Msrinos Cashmeres, Alpacas. Ia
misss Bom6azets, and other popular varieties, all
sILKs-sILKs.
900 5000 yard: s,sped SPRING SILKS at s7ic marked
1000 yard. PoNGEE SILKS at size, being the bal.
THE BEST BLACK SILKS IN TOWN FOR THE
MONEY.
COVERINGS.
Elegant Ottoman and Cashmere Shawls.
Plaid Wool shawls, large size, 81 so each
Masses School Shawls and Repellants
Rich Redingctes, made OF Disgonals o. 50 each,
Tho s6 so Black Alpaca Suits will DO closed e5 each
All our CLOTH sACQUEs have been marked down.
Lood at our BRAIDED sACQUES at Is.
BLANKETS FLANNELs, ETC.
We show splendid la4 An. Wool Blanket. at - so
pair, marked down from els so.
"A large ia White Blanket, at - so pair. marked
Red Twiled Flannel All Wool CSC. q yard.
White Domet Flannel, at l5c. yard
BRIEF MENTION.
Embroideries, Corsets Bustles, Kids, Sashes Tarla
tans Fans, Ruohings, Swans Down, Neck and Hair
Ribbons. Laces Handkerchief. ETC.,
FOR EVENING WEAR
HARD TINES PRICES.
BRASELMAN & ADAMS
5s6 and 5ss-. MAGAZINE STREET. $50 and sss
Corner st. Andrew street.
CASH HOUSE. jaI1lt
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peoples BANK

peoples BANK
OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. ., 1874.
At o meeting of Board of Directors of this Bank
held this day. the following statement condition
of its affairs was ordered to be published.
N. LANDRY, Cashier.
STATEMENT
OF Assets and Liabilities of the Peoples New
Orleans, at the close OF business Dec 81, 1875
ASSETS.
Loans and discounts 1928 GIG 81
Due by distant Banks. sI99
Marine Dry Dock Company stock........... 500 81
Improvement accouat...... 7,l4s 25
Cash on hand 300, ATS IS
Total. .$64l ,63e Al
LIABILITIES.
Capital $500 600 90
Deposits-Currency. ---......... 1891, Ola l6
Gold .........."...... 2,79l 1888, sos IS
Dividends unpaid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2252 90
Total. .e636 o57 IS
jail lm5p
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DIED /:

aged seventyeight years. q native OF County Cavan
Ireland and resident this city the past thirty
Waterworks. ~SO' Va Wv
KENNELL~9n Tuesday, Jan. 9Th. 1874 at q A. NJ,
tho parish Of Tuam, County Galway, ireland
,H0FFMANN-on FRIDAY, Jan. O. 1874. at p NJ,
Mary Ann Grady. aged thirty-six years beloved wifn
Of Charles E. Hoffman, and daugh Of Edward Grsdy
and Bridget Kane of Baythomas parish Of Kilbeenct
County Galway. Ireland.
FITZGERALD-On Thursday jan 8, 1874 At o. p
NJ Patrick Fitsgerad. aged years. native
OF tho parish Of Kiquin DinRlee, county Kerry Ire
land and resdent Of ths city for twentyone years
McCAFFREY-On Thursday. Jan. I, 1874 Thomas
AaoCanrey aged eeventyhve years native Of Ireland
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THEAPEST AND BEST GUN STORE IN THE
I, JOHN FRANCIS DfTTR1CH, 80 ~
Chartres street. offer for sale my extern.
sive stock of Rifles, Guns, Pistols andV - y
Sporting Materials at lower price than any store in
the of New Orleans Now is chance for Sports
supply themselves with the celebrated NEEDLE
GUN at low figure. Come one and ALL and buy before
it ia too late. de25 IIn5p
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Rorning Star and Catholic Messenger.
NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY, JANUARY II. 1874.
MARRIED :

IoNER-GoRDON-OnS Sunday, Dec. 2s, 1879 at St.
Patricks Church, by Rev. Father Allen Jno H. Toner
of Mobile, Ala to Miss Kate Gordon, of this civ
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GARD OF THANKS.

Tho undersigned, in behalf Of tho boys Of the st.
Vincent de Paul Orphan Asylum hereby tenders his
most heartfelt thanks to the ST. Aloysius Dramatic
Association also, to Father Cornelius Moynihan Fa
ther Folier and Father Thevs. for their kind efforts
the performance of last Sunday night
jail 1t EDw SWEENEY
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Cheap Wooden Ware.
Cheap Willow Ware.
Cheap Hotel Ware
Cheap Busters.
Cheap Brushes.
CHEAP VASES.
Cheap Ornaments
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GRUNEWALD HALL,
BARoNNE STREET.
A Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert
WILL BE GIVEN
MISS THERESA CANNON,
Assisted by Many Well Known Amateurs of the City
On Sunday Evening, Jan. II, at o'clock,
For the Benefit of the
ORPHAN BOYS OF ST. vINCENT"S HOME.
PROGRAMME:
1. The Green Shores of Erin. .Duyal
Sung by Thirty Voices
2. Lucie-Pano Solo List
Mrs. Lassichere.
3. The Mermaids Song-Trio Closer
Misses 7. G.. A. W. and G. D.
4. Evening Brings Ny Heart to Thee-Baad. Tucker
Miss M Forester.
5. Cavatine Tyrolienne. .Henron
Miss T. Cannon.
German Quartette Club.
- Part Second -
7. Mother, let the Angels in-Song and Chorus
Crandall
8. Mary 5tuart-Solo ....-:......... .Neidermeyer
Miss A. Wagner.
g. Trouvere-Piano Solo. Gottschalk
Mrs. Lassichere.
TO- Touch the Harp Gently .Blamphim
Miss L. Cannon.
L. Grand Duet and Chorus. Concone
Duet sung by Misses G. Dean and n. Delery.
Entrance to Fair and Conce1t-Fifty Cents. de2s st
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TO SAVE is TO GAIN.
WANTs-FoR RENTS-ETC.

I SFU..NATiOS WANTED OF JOHS WALSH.
L When Last heard frOnI--NOy :. IssJ-Was a the
Junction Of the Houston Tap Railroad IrXA.. Any
ssInInR hia pr-ssut NherrabOuts will
be thankfully received by his relative.
JAS COSNELLY
jat Jm Mice TTunbul County. Ohio.
INFORMATION wAETED--OF DOMINIC IGNA-
i TITUS A. MCLAU1HLIS. about tAiTty.avo
yeRrs age when last heard fron-in Ie6g or ieGl-
Columbia. $. Z Before the lac resided near
Richmond. Texas His aged mother, IN New Orleans,
would be grateful for information
All Catholic and lri-h American papers are re-
queSted TO copy del1 2m
MEETING ROOM FOR KENT-THE SPACIOUS
w and We-furn shsd Meeting Room. ~ PoydFAa
street, corner Of Cat.p, will be TO Soc!susa
Club etc, by the evening month. reasonable
Apply at tho office NJ the MoRSr~G STLR. A-r'u
NOUSG MEN WANTED - 70 LEARN AND
L engage in tel' graph operating for Telegraph
Offices. Business learned In a short time. Permanent
and good paying situations as coon as qualified CAN
or Address METROPOLITAN TELEGRAPH, II Com
WsTGIal Place, SeT Orleans, La. ssIA ia
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10000 Ss
offered from to six years old at half the usual
prices say from CSC, to "a by the 100 trees.
Fruit Trees. Shrubbery, Plants, Flowers, ETC.. in
great variety Call and examine my stock prices
before purchasing Packing and shipping carefully
tended to. +. A. QUiNETTE
jail 3m5p SO Carondelet at, lust below Gravier
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HIBERN1AN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL All
Observation-Disclosures No. Anew Orleans. Jan. 7
ls74.The following named gentlemen have been elect
ed to Office in this Branch for the ensuing year Will
two exceptions they the that served pas
year,
NJ. WHEELAHAN, President.
THoS MOCLAIR, First Vice President.
L. j. NOWLAN, Second Vice President.
PATRICK MoLoNY Recording Secretary.
ANDREW QUIRK, Financial Secretary.
MICHAEL HACKETT, Treasurer.
JOSEPH FEENY, Marshal.
Delegates to Central Board -
John c. Murray, j. T. a. o'Mealie, Michael Haokett
jail 1t T. MOLONY, Secretary.
= OFFICE NEW ORLEANS HOMESTEAD AssoC1.
ALTON No. l16 Poydras street.-New Orleans January
z la74.-In conformity with the requirements of the
Constitution of this Association the election of Drec-
tors to during the present year will be held
MONDAY, January 70, 1874, at o'clock P. NJ, in
Morning Star Hail. of Poydras and Camp streets
EDW. SWEENEY, President.
T. J. O'SULLIvAN, Secretary. taI1It
OFFICE CANAL AND CLAIBORNE STREET
RAILROAD CoMPANY.-New Orleans Jan. g. 1874.
Tho meeting OF the Stockholders this Com.
pany to elect Seven Directors to tho ensuing
year will be held at the ONCE Of the Company, No.
Camp street. MONDAY, January 10, between the
hours of 10 A. N and 2P.N.
jail Jos. H. DxGRANGE, Secretary.
II OFbICE NO. 7s CAMP STREhT-hOME MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS
Kew Orleans, January o Is74-At meeting of the
6erpholders of this Company convened the 3Ist of
december 1873 for the purpose of voting on the ques
son Of hquidatng the affairs of the company the vote
YVES largely against liquidation, viz S4SI 900 against
and $4,000 in favor of liquidation The Scrphoders
having thus resolved to contnue expected of them
to do their duty promoting
Of the company. A. BROTHER, President.
A. W. HUNTER, Secretary. ja4 Im5p
SOUTHERN BANK-December 81 leIJ.-At their
meeting this day the Directors declared dividend of
four per cent of the profits of the last months
payable the 18th of January, 1874.
ia4 ct j. CARR, Cashier.
The New York herald., 1874-12-03

the market active opening essieri subsequentNy N
ruling mor and closing weak We heard Of sales OF 600
the spot at l3Ac Is 3l6c ,TU uerces Tor
December At 3-sc lss&c 200 uerces for January at
l3ssc i3kc. 400 terceS TOR February, at l3c 4c,
and loo herces, sellers option six months ~ Esc.
per h. rH
sugar but without resulting In much business; quoted
steady on the basis Of Skc sac for fair TO good re-
At g per 100 lbs. and 800 hhds, centr,fugSi al
value; quoted at ioc. for standard sA's" and lo.c.
for .hardsn We quote :-Cuba-Renning. inferior TO
common &c. a7sc do, fair to good fair ssc. sAc
do good TO prime, sc sac grocery fair TO good sc
sac; prime to choice SIC. &C. centrifugal hhds
and boxes Nos to IS S.c. s<c. molasses hhds and
boxes &c. &c. melado, &c. q 63Sc; cayed. boxes,
Dutch standard. NosL 7to9 INC. do 10 70 n sac
DO, 70 - lose, Ixc.; white icc lic: Porto
Rico-Reining, common 70 prime 7sc 63sc. grocery,
fair TO choice, 6sc &c. Brazil-Dutch standard Nos
9to H. TIC SIC. Java-Dutch standard, Noa 10 70 II
sac. aSc. Asnila-superior and extra superior. nc
Rics-There was . moderate trade demand and the
bags Of Rsngoon st prices within the range Of the toll
lowing quotations, We quote e-Caroltna IKE NE for
fair 7kc 1c. for good, 7A<c TIC for prime and SIC
. slsc ior choice; Louisiana, 7hc 7Ac per b Patna.
7c. 71Sc., and Rangoon, 6lsc. 63ic. per H.
srkARIs. was dull and the market weak; quoted at
l54c. . l51S per ID.
WHISKY rrReceipta sls bbla The market was mode.
rately active at further decline OF Ac- gallon.
Sales, $50 bbs At 81 u per gallon
The New York herald., 1874-12-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvxsroN. Dec. l. 1874
ceipss Sss pSiss Observation-Disclosures ia Sales SoS7
s'00A "'''- NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 4 Ls7a
Cotton steady and unchanged; middlins Ike Net
iSS,65z -
Cotton firm %lSdng S; lpw sSo o%dsing c:
VI Wise srfss s ssa ssss & ssoea S Rs & ssa'n ''' coast
Cotton quiet; m,ddlns l.,sc; low mlddins, i5xc:
goGss & Ns m FsleSs sae sais Stock
Cotton quie. and steady mddiins. iac i ilse Net
cssstM:s csssgS 81 Bales sales Stock sSss A''
w,L1Iscros. Dec; :, lH.n
4, s;ss5y h:is i0f yellow dip; %
og, and as S6s aS
stsl2o one car DO Corn unchanged sales q z0
sS sss d
sS:sss xSs. o
5 DO o: sSis Ssss sfy
0qsass pass e0rn ecra 100 % "a Dan So
81: sls. s.tNsF N syIs :7 ssss s@sss g e
q Sii s Eintsr Il * Il n Corn dnji
sales at Sic old No. held at 85c. Oats dull ;
No. Western held at SIC. &c. Rye Lominally 96c.
Barley ste ady: Canada 81 As 81 80; Western 81 80
81 s5 state, 81 D 81 30 Barley malt frm: Canada
81 IS 81 60 Western 81 46 81 30 Dressed hogs &c.
aAc. other articles unchanged -, 80 n. ,rl
Flour quiet and unchanged; Wheat dull and deciining
No white Michigan, 81 IN; amber Michigan. 81 05;
mixed cash or December 69c.; low mixed CSC. 6s,.
white 70c dsmaged Ssssc Oats dnll 1 and % decllpng
S. % a IS Is Receipts-Wheat 1900 bushelsi corn,
81 QUO do. oats 6OU0 do. shipments-Wheat ZOO BUSH
els corn. $500 do; oats 5 U0O DO.
CHICAGO, Dec. T. lS74.
Flour unchanged Wheat dull closed actve and hrIu
No spring gS1ac. sS%c No do s01Sc 9lc, cash;
81fc, January; No. do S5c rejected, soc. Corn I'm
settled, closed firm and In fair demandi No mixed,
ssHuafS Sd s.s .ssctsd ssb
all the year: white 5,s4c. sc. Rye firm and IN fair
demand at 95c a 951sc. Barley in fair demand and
higher; No. spring. 81 30 q 81 26 cash. Seeds
nrm, and in far demand; clover. So 80 a
Is Pork dull unsettled and lower, closing stsadef,
at $l9 rs $l9 so cash SO IS $40 50 February Lard
mand futures. SIS 50 a SIS IS February. Bulk
meats IN fair demand and lower. Partly cured
shoulders exc &c; short rib middies. ghc. sc.
sS WHISKY S s s.y % & Sn ea s s
Board this AFTERNOON wheat closed Gle, December
631sc cash. Pork dull, at $40 t5c February Lard 4
sales 1000 terces at Sl3 55 February Receipts
l2ooo ebis -FOUR g oo bushels wheat y ooo do corn.
msntsD7S SSS bbis 1oaS 1900 bushels wheat GoOe Do
corn, 800 OATS, 0,UO0 90, barley.
The New York herald., 1874-12-03
THE CITY OF GUATEMALA,s LOSS.
Her Comm ander Censured for Culpable
Neglect.


Neglect.
The report Of the Local Inspectors OF Steamships
yesterday submitted to Supervising Inspector Low
report Of the investigation into the loss OF the Pa
cinc Mail Companys steamer City OF Guatemala,
which occurred July 16, 1874, at Watnng's Island,
Bahamas. 1t censures the Commander, Captain
J. B. Hildreth, as will be seen from the following
extract Of the report:"It appears from the state
ment OF Master J. 3. Hiidreth, her Commander,
which is corroborated by Mr. Lynch, Chief OIlcer,
that on the morning OF the 10th they observed that
there was serious deviation in three points OF the
compass from what 1t had been on former voyages,
and that likely there would be on all other points
and that he made due allowance for the error.
From the position Of the ship at noon on mat day.
by observation, to where she struck wassOuth by
east 4 east. distant 104 miles, From tie course
steered the ship should have been nlhe miles
northwest OF the reef at the time size struck
had there been no local cause Tor deviation
from q true course. CAPTAIN HidretA further
tion he retired with hts clothes on, the weather
was fine, and he LETT orders with the thin officer
then III charge OF the deck, to look out tot land at
eleven r. NJ. and call him In time to be on deck at
quarter before twelve midnight or beibre If he
saw signs ol land. These orders were not strictly
oDeyed, as II appears that the Captain was not
called till some seven or eight minutes bSiore md
night This Is admitted by the third oicer him.
SELL The cause assigned for the loss OF the ship is
local attraction OF the compasses and strong
southeast current. This Board holds that the
conduct OF Captain hildreth, IN SO faI as lying
down and leaving his ship In charge d an unli.
ccnsed ofhcer when approaching the lani is repre-
nenslole and deserving the censure OF tbs Board,
the steamer was insured In Paris byMr Jonn
Roach ior 100000 francs.