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, 1874-11-16
CHICAGO uRia;ODDS MARKET,

SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. IL.
There is lto that Ii new to DO sutd iu cutucction
aaaso,abo weather Of tAc past faw days has acnsiliv
stimulated tho dfatrtbnton Of winter fabriev. uni
rathcr morc animation Ia apparent III souo other de-
lartments of tue market, bat look through my Of
to tho conclusion that tho general true Is lacking in
netiV1ty. Yhe niet nav prevailing IL by tlo mrus m
unusual feature Of tho arGet ut this ssgo uf v sea-
aon. hoveMber IL rarey an active mouth with tob.
ula!l witness NJ large votuMo Of sues as lave ti,e
past two, this noitha ouatness Will show m aarrcraio
~ eScoss OF previous soaHons. Accounts from; te in.
toFor satisfactory trade in progress uu as
Kht noeks trrqualit reshaortmauts viii! be rendered.
necessary. thus tnsrng continuously fatr n,uye,ent
Mpto sumparatiscy lata pcrlpl Ylo ungo;tled feel
or ast penpt aq 70 d1 Gro soons aud ns noted III
toAa have eq,tatfzod VALUES, ald At tue muae tho
market l'seaehlA steady tonn Concerni,a foreivI,
gooas goS, no Nrw YORK bulletin Of Nov. II says:
,,,,rn Hoanso o. business traIsaced W Importers
,abo holders who do not look Tor iaSsh pe'Sfy ~
~ thas aSaneed ussio nf the heaso whon thoir ca-
lowest posa!ho rolnt Duyors Of tke nost nroniuunt
inapnfs18 houses hayo ett4ur taken tetr depurluro
LOT ths GIafolea markets already or prQ nreyaru to
70 ~ nt w!th tbe exception Of siaHnos.is demand
further activity is looked tor Ioforo to oponiug Of tne
srrlnB trhde. 'f"s - ~
Tho jobhlng trado In foreign gooaa showed souo
Improvement towards The close Of tho wack, although
transactions weso not heavy iu lilo aggregate anoat
nna wore nalnly confined 10 tho distribution ut very
low prltes} o. 1rtRs goods, silks, aud u few other
spee!atoa. May prominent johbcra, whp aro CON-
Lying as1nllana thanEo ~ shelr eorarlnorships At the
eas OF tho year, sontinnel reducing their socks BY
oMsnn9 ler gooaa ut reduced prices but tho rcn!Irss
respoded iaugnlly, as tho waatar was TOO uiIl for
ING cseatson DIV Irep conaun,ptlvo lenaul,"
, 1874-11-16

Proposals for Wrought aud Cast Iron Work for
tic United States Custonl-llouso IND
Post-0tlire, st. Louis, lilo.

0ttice u Superintendent, Nov. Il, ltt4S
sealed Proposals will bo rec4lvcl It tho otttd q lu
Supa,iatcndoat until ~ th< 18th daY VI uccebl,
!s.4 r lnEAtshing l!liycrlnR diug. aud uatitHg y
o!ledlron cunls Of Basement and First Fous bid lhO
oastiEon Galunns &a.. Of Ha4emon Ill exhibited ~
to 4ssurlboa In tho Specifications, aud eu.d
uniss 4 to D;swtnc. srceaest!on'. and sohcdu'o
Az seaiaa!nS re4nrust BY tho cun!E1co1 to put th9
eh5rE9. but w! bo arcctea hy thu oJatracton. !.
IFppusaE will bo aadu by lilo ricop Wright, Tor tho
,gT yase. Eli @ M rx ~ Saod or y IT, ds M
w b1 rnntldot9d IL iAo augscEata TLo Mhal9 q i3
ullod Gca,s 81 thu ltaserlsnL E!upt must Go doyshd
aal set IN position within thFco months i!u tatV q ~
ceItaHcc q prDn AL mud tho Culunne Ut Ba-eucht mid
tiestns Of FtE. Foor wtnn tour nlanlhs 1tg sho ia u
or required by tho Superintendent aud tho pruaso.auf
Payments Will ho ,suado monthIy. dednotlng 10 por
csntuin ntitlf tha iiunl completion Of 1ho cunract:
AL LtK inuaL DO eruHp4ni1t by PENAL bond, Of two
tersuis. ln mo sum o. Two1y'ayo AouAEd
tho conttaut ANas.d him, tlu sntaciaucy cf tho
o4rty 5n bo certified ny tho untod S4to. Judge clelk
q fh3 United stAt0s Canr tho ulsttct Attorney ~
tlo U!trEut #heFoin tho bldieE rGsido1. "a
no Dspartusnt rsgryus tho fKht 70 rstcet nns Or al
to .tu Every bid must 10 tnto tho prlntCd 1ons
10 10 obataed At this utica, nt must conform in osr,y
will u6t lg cnnsldor1a.
Proposals viii moi ruoevod from parc. who nol
QAslrHn Work. and "hu haYo tio necessary iaclit
poposa1s will iofo.od In fcatod envelope. tudorfca
Nlita fur Wrought ad Cagt.lrun Work fur tic unittd
s,aios Custun.ilouso aud Po91'tco, w. Louis ao.,"
Etnnr1tt HnfDDt,
, 1874-11-16
CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, NOVEMBER IT, 1874

fow good lard hogs nro now coming In. Tho
S!o'tI Of norE and lard promises to ho relatively
atlR'l. To-day mons i,nrk waa about 23o hghor
on o,ton,,s to,, lara i5@2oe por 100 hs higher and
being llc1 ji{o ahoyo Yesterdays tiurres
The market c]osed nt tho following ranao Of
prcess Mess pork. cash, sls.2u6Dl8.a5; do soil
e, s,a aN,Gysmesr nomln., TO- asller the yonr
s1sooi do, selltr February, aia.s50pls.s711;
DO, a Keller alaroh, e10.00@l9.1aH prime mosa
fa97olo9o eaa ~ snd exra PRIME sloepMoo
ssi & ss ssSI sa
s!2b9t{@12.65; do, selIer February, $l2a7>9@
1a.70; .do, heller March, fl900 asked. awaot-
rlcked hams, 10N@tio for 18G15 ID avcrage.
fieal cured; sreo,, hams. lo@ Q !os average " g
6To for shoulders 3@S}6 for short ribs, and 9i4o
for short olenr dfy-aa1tea meats, loose.
~ es1@o}6o =, for r, ahouldern, o}fo for
0Tc for Oumbsrlands. The na,no. boxed, 11{cabovo
tfluso prices. Long coars aud short ribs boxed,
D3l@l0c, sollor November, do short clears,
luxe do shoulders. 7c Bacon meRts nominal.
Moss beef, 1925; extra moss do, 80 25; be"f
hams, e2o. .ooM2l.o0 according to guilty: City
talow, 8lf@8}5os gronsa nominal at 611t07o
Sales woro reported of $50 brs moss Pnrx at
$i8.25 6o br1s DO at $1s.121f, 25o brls 10 soller
hrls do seller January 1t sis.5p, 500 brls 10 at
SlS.45 TOO brls do st $lB.25; 800 brls do aclar
January aud February At sls55 1,aoo' urls do
at $3.50 900 brls do at e18.4o; 50p brla do at
eoI'or February At $ls.s71{ GOD brls do at
$3.50; $50 brls do nt $3.50 600 brIs do at
s18.75; $50 brls dosoor March at 9lO.1211; 100
toa lard AZ $13.5o; 200 scs do tpart country at
sla.a7t5 ESQ tca 10 selscr tho year at $1a.Aa};
600 Lei do at a12.40 600 tcs do at sl2.3711:
$50 tcs do at $12.a5; 600 tcs do nt
$3.50; 250 tcs do aotter January ind February
sl255 $50 tcs do Ut sl2.o2}1; LOCO tcs do
Hellor Fchrnary at sl3.70. 750 tea do at
Sl2G711; 500 tcs do at Sl2,C5; $40 toB 10 At
sl2.67x 900 tcs do At sl2.55 900 tea do at
Sl250 1850 stcs do at $1247,1; 2n,000 ths
shoulders At oj6c; d boxes do al 10 1000 pcs
green shoulders at 6J1so; $4,000 lbH Bhort ribs
Ut 0l9o; loo, 0,00O ls slIort ctoar at 9sio; 10000
lhs do at yNo; 10 boxes do ut 10o; l60 boxes do
Mt 01io; 1G0,0o0 boxes long clears 4: $50; 80
boxes do OIL private terms.
Tlio following shows the number Of hogs
packed at tho loading points since Nov. to date,
for two yours, aa compiled by tho Commercial
}3,t{ttftu
, 1874-11-16


N NEw Yons. Noy. 14.-c,,stomH receipts, seGl,-
QUO. Treasury disbursements, >3asG, ,0tu. Cloar-
rugs S53,Qu0, u00. Dry-yoods imports, 50, ,0D.,-
737. Produce exports, 5,lGl.olt.
Money htemly ut 2@'Ji5 III! 1ay.
Governments dull and firm. Railroads firm
with good demand, aud generally higher.
Forged 500 bonds Of tho City OF IIttshurg
~ero discovered in this city to-day. II is rc-
ported that s2n coo Of these bonds arc aAoat.
Tile transactions at tho Stock Exchange uggrc-
gated lG5,0UU. Of which. 570D0 wora Westerr,
gaion, lu,O04 Pacific Mai!, 5000 Eric, 1900
Lake Shore, 2N,'lUu Union Pacific; Sc, ,00O North
xtstern, 1l0OD ltook laInm III, 900 st. Paul, IT,
poo Toledo, Wabash T. Western, and l1,00o Ohio
MisssAsippi.
,, Go!d stronger, opening at 11056, and closing
1ln1l, Carving rates, i, IL, mid Hat.
sterling i'rm At 4suap4a!>@i Tor long at,tl short.
Tue Htock market opened at slight DECLINE
weakest stock on Ito list Loinr Uuiou racilio,
Later tho wlloo marknt bccall.e strong. md
Rtlces advanced v to ~, thu latter being in
sNsortnweatesn, the next strongest stock Dtiug
During the afternoon there wnB sorno strbt
reaction on realization, but u lavoruo!a bank
statomont caused tile whole martot to close iIrm
Unioh lac'iio declined to SIX on dlstutch
ter a .nan .osn e e Solicitor ot tho Treasury
cent of tho net narniags Of ,o % Company m from ua
Noyo!nbor, 1860, to 0ctober, 1874. but recoyored
later to a5! ol. dispatch troa. l3oaton TINT tho
OFFICIALS OF tile ColHpanY state per cont Nh tho
net cnrnitlgs stanlE bo pn1d after tho roaI in COM
r!etea: The ogcesa eE tho .oaA further ptato tnat
tho Solicitors ctnim will not stand il law
from the iaet that sho Govornmaut Co,n,siss,o,,
did not make thoir report until Octobor. 1H7t
and butco tho road was not completed IN Tim oyo
ot tho law nntil tnia Commission declared il 20.
THE WEEKLY HASK-sTATENENr
ia as follows: Loalla, tlecroaHp, $t,27s. Goa
specie, increase. $l3l3.lgl; lcgal-to,,tlon. III.
crcahu, sla,4uo; dopusitH, lncreaBu, $3.2l0, BOO
clrculntoA lonreaso, s95u ,i0U; reserve, iu-
crease, 81, 67G,72
, 1874-11-16
COMMERCIAL.

sAruRpAr EVENING" Nov. H.
Tho following were tho recolptA and Slip
montn Of tho leading articles OF produce In CHI
cago during tho past twonty-fonr hours md for
tho corresponding date ouo Yoar ago.
, 1874-11-16

,7asH aoa ieaf so@S5o hH brtEh o''o'
NJ osnox,Sa-dood to choice. 336sa5u; medium, 31@
Sac i: co,ntnuu. 9l3.l1c.
,WOUD-Nus,u,sss Is dull at former prices. Tho
cllcapncas of aof. coa cH tp kcu down lilo price Of
wooa we ruos: IIeecl!. $7.o); maple. $500; hisk'
Dry. 3o.bo Rtabs, fa6O-tluivcret.
WoOL-Wan quot and Unchanged. Tho market ia
l!OflH: ' -
uood "a rrttNo tub-washcu. ,65GS7e
Ioor 10 goo tuh-wasled .4de}52a
Ctho ha me'l!l,m washed cocu, .4sIl47o
uparaa washed uscco .4Ualbo
Muatuh aAG enasse unwashel .3uaala
~. m*Hfnen .27t5aQc
en"esehshtSoe anh hurry wool, ttslDo lezB.
, 1874-11-16

,f,h,nna NM, ,;x.u,nt.a - ~.
sirnat1,rea. Ano1nnr roti.;on ~ ,"t ,t ho"r,
rer,ai, az +hav ,,w 49,. ,,,.,;,,s H., ..'-,
n,morou.,y s;,,na5 r,.., ,ae,o.,. "so ~
! In 2 m satr,tow. a,, ~ .a ~ .4,..s 49,. ~
TIM f1hc,oo ,r,,,,,oa r,,u,.,t' ,,ous sa.u. s.
! u.r,r,or ,,-taa,. ,..,s. "se sa"o",
mo,t Io,,rtn,o,,.. ..1;s., 49,. ,'. s N ~
,o,r,,;,,,x ,.7,,;,.s =. ,..,s. ~,
fro,, o,,,or ,,o;n,, ,a;,,,- s.~ IN m, epoa
w., rav 49,, ss .,,r.,.aaa sa a,>i". Nu".uo WA, -
f,voroJ ,,oo.n ~ ~. "' ~, "n'. ~ w. ~
conttn,u,,co ~ ,,,o .aasoa NJ ,,a,.,at;o.' nn's
odvapco IN tho roto of ,-,s,;,,o ;,,a,'"s.sa
woo,, .on,lci tn ircroooo tlo u,,;,,,,n..
to.dev In, fa,lol ~ .lo i .oti,.o % -
=. e., .se1 ~ '4AAo "a ~ uea"'S
'' ~ ~ su'a s!'lso u .ao yeas' ..-,
goods marriott. a fair number OF otdors woro
ulncod Nv locat rotn;toru ru-,vro ho,a ,o,o,,t1,,
bacn do,nc h,,,rns, "'v 'eue@s ataa =.
as Sas's"..o's ous'aeSs'ra'u sales 70
woro also accomplished at about steady prices.
The Eroccry marAot wag mint. with M nr1,rcof,.
b,a chanco il; vo,uoa fr,ora !, 70 at;l, y, ,es,. ~.
avail o,ns,.t, - '.1r.sI,s. ''' ~
.Nt "'Aot'No, ouseA7 lnau'setti's 'ltt'o 4nc4'nh-
ton to order largely in advauce OF current re-
qurcments. Sugars aro steady at tho late
decline. 6irups. motsssaa, anices. rim
aud caFecs nro work;n, easy In
tao ur!ea !l"'t mafket tho s'tantlon
was unchanged. at the moment, ai1 imported
fruits ahow decided tirmness, ai,d most lines of
doMesticH aro also hold well I'M tn tho nnotot,op
Inn tba ,onaor,v u, t,o ,a,.o, ~ -. ,,s",;.,s
1,;., 49, w. '.'.,,t - sAs '"'Set 40 ~ oce'oo'
r's't "to 'i' 4isHt iolucst NJ generally steahy
Iatee, nlacRerea aloao being unsettled. Tho
canned goods tr4lo displays no animation. Di1y-
ora aro only ordering a. ,locesa;tv con,ne1a mt.
withdrawing tho ,xt,on,o 1, ,>ri,o, ,e ,,,;,,.
Ss.' ', 'se, ~" e4te,o ~" A"'4As'
1o"9 Auo "oou "olo III Aaat ueh'ana ~ Asin rates.
1ho bagglng, leather. and oil n,arkots were TILL
changed. Tobacco continues strong,
Lumber was moderately netiye mt yacept nricca.
srl,o ofro,,,. ~ o.rrco, ,o.o i'll. ',, H.
MAoiesnlo 1narkct was cleared before noon.
business at Tue yards !sfall!ng oil little. Thure
IL good deal Of trading between dea!ofH, many
OF WHOM aro WORKING to Get tholr stocks in
order Tor the winter. Some Gralos Of
iMnber hge VerF scarce. Nails. notats, and
lion wore In motiorato demand. Hops aud wool
remain quiet. but sre iirHy hold ut previous
quotations. There was moru inquiry for cloyor
and timothy Heeu aud both W1ro firm, uuder
worry light offerings. Tho receipts OF potatoes
wore larger, but CHOICE lots wero steady. poul-
try and samo wero III moderate raquest.
lliShwiMeB were moro active, aud advanced 20
por gnllon. following tho lead of Now Yorl. yoy-
tcrlAy. There woro TWO or three buyerB oarly,
a..d iso offerings Ut anY prica, Aoldera arotin.
tho article scarce. Later bu}ors Offered 4 Buh-
stun!ial advance, anil tliA brought ont offerings
Sa!cs woro reported Of $50 brla at $50 par HnllOn
which was Go below Now York,
Lake frclglta wore moro active, and nominal
, 1874-11-16

The Unitea States is tho only ono Of theso
countries which has vast RESOURCES Of coal sill
undoysloped, and, indeed, unknown. Our pro-
ducfion. cvon ns compared with that Of other
countries, gives but 1iltlo Indication Of our pro-
ductiyo capacty,
LATEST.
In tho afternoon whent Nas in good demand. and
1ac highor, closing firm at 00c acltcr Decomher,
md 9o}s sGD9lo so'or January. Corn was quiet
at 7iiaGp142c For the month, and 7254c seller lie
year. 0ats were quiet n,ti shaae oastor, cloA-
ing Ut 4yalo for tho monti, and 1Jc for the year.
, 1874-11-16
41t< I f,},fo h Afississtrnt 11tf

Er!n. r!n................. @'f
Erie lGll.....,.,.....4 45
llaslolA.........,,...1@
Hsrlutil T,ftl.....,....123.
AIi''tltVall Celltral.... 7Gk
l'lttsl,ltrR Mt. Wayne 87tI
Observation-Disclosures. A0Y
Northwestern pit9,.. 67H
Tack .1tt}s
Now Jaracy Cantral..l07.N
, 1874-11-16

Neutrality-suspicious. is not as active as It should 10 ut
hs stagp Of tho scaaoil. Qgd.rs numerous enough
but tue amounts called for aro usually snal, buyers
seeming contcnt to ostler from hand 10 mouth, ill.,
asead Vi including in single order wolo eeaaon'e
supply. as ms been customary tho past. rricea It,
lnaln Easy aa follows:
, 1874-11-16

Ohio h Mississippi '. 954
Cluvo.. Gin. II C0l.... o.
i CiA.., DHr. h Quincy .IU4
fltkn 9ttOro. ........ 81
1ntli.liln Getlkra1...... or
1lliilnis Oci1tral...,.. p7,I
UIlion 1'acltlc l,0.,.ls.. B9,i
Union Pacific Stock. All
Central t'acilc Atock. Nc 4
DEL, t4ack. l. tY.....10VI
, 1874-11-16

Green hama shrped for the wook 1a pccas, aealu.t
8 peces tho corresponding wcGk last year, siilcY DT.
s1s H. ss pioees. asaia.t ~ a0 pueoa Ma tno
Includes al' cut mosts. s1oopt shouldo.s aud s. p.
hams.
Flour WAS rathor moro actiyo, the anticipated
riBo in freighta on Monday causing moderate
shipping demand, IN addition to tho usua, In
luiry by tho local tsado. Prices wero well ,na1n-
tanned, ea whoat waB strogor, but the market can
acarcoly DO quoted higher, Bran was quiet and
ateady. 6ales wero reported Of 400 brla whito
winter extras on p.iva.o terms; 100 brlH spring
extras Alinn) ut $500; 100 bl is do at s455; 200
brlH do At $3.50; 1U0 brlB DO ut s425; lou brs do
ut S4.10; 2200 brls do Oh private tertna 100 brls
rye at $500; rs brls buokwhcat at $3.50; 25 brls
do ut 5000; Is brls OH private terms. Total,
3.125 brla Also 90 tons bran at $3.50, on track;
10 tons Bhorta at &10.UQ, on track. Tie following
was Tho closing rauye Of pricos,
Choice to favorito winters. rs.....,,,..,s t.T5Ga Gn5
Gohnioh 70 gooh 10. o...-...-........... 60u43 $50
Gho1ee spring extFle. ....: 4GlQs 500
falF shipl1hs uo., AIS ID 4.5U
Patent sprHg cxtras. 6.50G3 g0}
bH1eTihea. 100ts j.73
Myo Hour b0DGa 3.a3
nnek"Aeat uuhr.. hr...-.-.u............... 0u0ta G.aU
y III mn
, 1874-11-16

Tho Commercial Report glycs the follow
Ing as tho shipments OF produce from this
city FOX tho week onding Nov. IL, 1874, mud si.on
Nov. |, 1871, togethur with comparleons:
, 1874-11-16

Tho exports from Naw York during tue past
wock includu II, l29 brla nuur, 395, 900 bu whoat
and 1871, 100 bu corn.
1satos OF nastino insurance will DO advanced
again after to-day, asfolowa Tho rato por 91o0
1n1ur.
, 1874-11-16

sHEEp--rAe sAcep market continues without I'm,
poriart now textures. Tho receipts arc only about
e1nal to tue trade rcqn!rements, and the tenor OF
prizes ii strsdy. We quota good to choice at S40[a
4:6p medium 1T s3b06aa75. and pnor to common u
s.au@32i Two tllroo s,1all lots Of a1tta mutop-
Rhoep letclicit $l,75G56.QD.
, 1874-11-16

Tori, Lard, snams Saou1l'l, tUf.ialts
bFtss trt. tts. hs Hs,
Wook oudiuRE -
sos. ID, ls! 7.avg 4.sslf 1taI ssss,e s,ess, s7o
Sinus Nsv.it1a ls,AAI 7,9s 3lli az ivJ UE}y iii
Sas tlMo '18 Iaa73l li,l4I 64t| 65Itt4,l & 7jtsW
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12
ADA CouNTY.-We condenae the following

ADA CouNTY.-We condenae the following
Items from the Boise City Statesman:
The contract for building tho Methodist
In''rcn at Boise City has beenilet to Messrs.
M.cEnery and George Ellis for 1856. Mr..
McEnrry will do the mason work for S3,OI5.
ana Mr. Ellis to do the carpenter work, paint.
ing and finishing for 50 $40.
Mr.. Ed. Sterling has purchased from B +.
Channeli, the dwelling house formerly occupied
by Rev. r. NJ. Gwinn.
Young ladies' II or Is years old engage in
the pastlme Of fruit stealing in Boise City al
an hour when they should be in bed
The War Eagle mill, under the management
OF the farmers is turning out good quality Of
flour
Flour is retailing in Boise City at 81 so pei
sack.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

Srt.uptcr In tn. Tuesday issue oil The
Tn. U,ykiY ~. uublI>hrd thu r"dnc"d price
charged b, the Gossrnm"nt i"r tinorF ,'"s"
frutu public lanas; and IN ius'Irr I" ""t ''''
.,,t. T., Congress Hon. J"bn Haley, We WIN
.rar,. how the reduction was brought about
r.. c.ru,ui.-innrr ni thu Land ofiir" 1t " ASH
49,, nu,,.iut.d tn. Register and Receiver
mr.. timber agents and requested thf'n I" ~
mart T., him n rate at stutnpag" "hicb 'hft
,h.,vht reasonable. aud they rFp"rtfd TUE pr
..s ~. fret charged "A s"''n IA thi- WIS n"'" u
hv Mr. HALEY h. went hr'"r" IN" o"''''h''S'''',
- .nd ur..d him Ia instruct the Register ana
Recover not (" charge stninpag' /" ''' NV
,,;o,r. t,r timber iakrn far their own use.
| ,hr,,eh ,h,. exrrtions If 'Ir. Harley
,,a tho recommendations "t the Register ah"
p....,,y.r thu. farmers have nothing L" pay '"t
81 similar far their nwn use. ar the improve
-, ,,f their farms: nor miners Tor the htces
/ -, ,,,,b.r In work and d-vrlop their ciaitis
ar u,il., i'm searching FIR the price Pa" y!
thor Territories far timber taken Tor sp''"
Il,,iv. purposes found that the lowest ra'. paw
w,s nv Wyoming Territory. VIZ: - per ."""'
- c,r manufactured lumber and ID cents PEI
.,rd f,r wood. etc, as published TUESDAY l"'
81 ,,b;cb will b. found in the Weekly sth'es
lma,1 H.. then requested that tue r"'fs W.
I1.bo h., made, the sam, "a those tor p" !o'"'mE
and flied a written rrc"minrhda'"" "' ,.. :,
reduction. The reduction was not i'h'','u'''
made. as thu Commissioner did no, WIZ" :"
. ter thu price without referring !" .ne n ,ha,n !;
. and Receiver, IA he had a'ith"' n..,,
,h. 6r.t place to fix the rate. Mr. na'',!
: recommendation was then reported back 10 u"
i,.,l ofic.s here; he also wrote them "'p"
en-. ,..ducti.n They immediately approved I"
, !, and il has been made ns 'sked bv Mr' l' =.
: lev w. hav. end"av"rrd I" state me -: aac |.
:. ,,I,inlv. 80 that tn. public may give creo''
!. - hom Il is du-.-Stnfesmdn.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

s1s1.AL HoIrL-Mr. E. W. Jones. who has lust
from Boise City, informs US that the Central
hoseI kepe oy Messrs Bush 4 Young was thorough.
y rented and furnished thronghou, before onen,no
and h now superior In III Of ts depar,msn,, -
u0u's ne nas seen this side OF Portland The rooms
nom landing to ceiling are neat and tidy, the beds
the table bouneousy supplied with everything
ediole TO Be found in the market. and the cooking
equal 70 that done in the best ordered private ami
lies. All Of which those who know Mr.. <Youne,s
method OF hotel keeping and scrupulous anxiety to
40 oy his guests as he wanld be done by would nat
arally expect to meet with in his house We hone 10
visit the Capital before great while when we shall
be abba to speak from observation: in the meantime
we confidently recommend the Central Hotel to the
readers OF the WORLD as the place to put up when in
Boise City.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

sss -. hours Of summer allotted to
rs Inv .,,ps. in 1874. have gone. and som.
.G'hs H .,u, with its gray sky. elimmering.
sad sa and frosty nights, Is here. Every
''a '.a,s is ~i,herea. and shrnnlen' and brown.
,aa''a AR approach Of death: and soon all
,asias '" :, in a winding.sheet OF snow. and laid
~ ,-,,.,y earth until recalled to life aud
81 p ~ :. rsrvifyins suns of dedal Spring. Is
sr :" have asserted that this life Of ours.
go s,xers, is an endless chain. of which
ss' are the links and that tho changing
ss'' =, departure and return Of tho eArolins
ssds ~ ,.,,h and resurrection II the verdure
ID "" !, .,r,h, have created and sustain mans
ra' -. ,h,. each individual life. like the life
ssi1ia' =, rmortal. II cannot be. Though
~ .A,u we live again" where fields are
sas' .cs lowers forever bloom. immor.
go ,,,,s,,v reyrrie: no dreAmer's fancy. bu,
~ ..,,.ty. and every human mind Is Wiz,
,.snmonv unto itself that II Is eternal;
,,es Of opinion beset all concerning the
is' -. which shall surround us there. and
,, which our We Al or woe mast depend
go, his creed; Onward and upward" must
,,,o n All who woaid reach that perfee,io
sal, h attained b. right thinking sne
n. u.sing
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

r,rr-Mr Pence and Irwin wh" i've a' ~. =.
nth ,,f willow creek on the Payrtt'. .'1'
i,.t Friday. September 4th ny fire. their spn".
Aid bar,: sid t. hr the largest :" IN: i.',''.
80 Tn. 6rr i. Thought I" have "r'y'nn'" ~
this way Mr.. Irving during the "a'' ~" .r
shot nj son. chck'"s CLOSE I" s''" sa,ao
uenr tn. barn. aud It is suppose" tue With" WI .hs
~ -" = ,,,r.d man on going ont n few minutes
mr. ~. .h,otiug. saw a smoke and tried I"
az" az. !, nm, humping on to it. but hr says wnf"
r !" to"ch.d it. it flashed mp like powder
~ p..nce and irving lose besides thu bar"
s;.h, ..tt. Of harness. 100 900 lhs ct era!n' nnd
. large amount of hay. Total loss ess'ha'e'
nj 81 .OOO.-StatesmA".
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A;Eting

..,,rr 10 The cAmpmresing on Clear creek
',..,.-ss.jnr and nj I be continued until Mon
nm, next. We rs led the eampgroand on
.,..s,, and tound i, one Of the most ehaEminsiy
'....., }..ali,es in the county. Qai'e . village
:, -. sr,smpgrEeI FOR the accommodation OF III"
...-Aa,s wi Il wAs large, There were. besides
=. .s.s AMI sheds prepared foe the convenience o'
=, .,-sAipoers ALVEY stable. Two or three fruit
I'D. Agar and tobacco store. a dry goods store.
..i,s,i.r .sav in the willows ~ ~eee told, wss
=. t.sy,.,h. rum shor. ua, ho~ever This NAV b.
.. ,,iy,-.a l-co-un Anl god orlrr ~hich prevail
.l.,,sI ,-saal TIE rAnpsrouni. vas taken no,tr r
4 Al remarked upon hv many. and ~as really
.,-s,h.as ior Boise e,anly 70 - proud ~ or the
r.. h4s4-l 7a-sau. pr eas. tAe ctsitttns element
-. ng7ss-4 nrAsis rasH. which o.
,.,.ss ,,Yaa,. A---.v g,r the good p E.stor whiet
IA. "a, xha:sve. IN. rrajpiug cause THE eIee
"a. AIN. -aA,- Aal highly e3guua~n allie
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

Fovs sauv Mr. C. : Kingsley and Mss MARI
fIry returned home r the Atlantic states several
tIT't-0 VI Kt0x.'ev had been on business tour
Dyer York san Francisco and Chicago. and made
TIE Tnl rip tn .wen;v.uins DAYS which IL preitT
f'Df -ava,rz- T;.s Barry haa been awas foar years
attending a-A'ol AZ Milwaukee. Wisconsin. leaving
hans l;s -r'. sAs return. qni'r an accomplished
Eo7nr hlT. though alrn,s; = stranger to all of The
i1@afs an ths scenes n her childhood. 40 rapid
al aa' have been the changes in Idaho c'iy since
az 'ef. We are glad To welcome them both back to
ltlh0. The foregoing should have appeared laa
Tsek. hat 4 managed tn some way TO eiude thu
printers
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

FIRST sSow.-Ths frat snowfall Of the season
"'1 place on last Tuesday nigh. and on "Wednesday
morning The high mountains 10 the north Of rs we're
e''eopef in rob Of snow. fresh, white and beau
"'"' TO look at bu' chilngiy ominous OF the APP
P'oAh OF another long and dreary winter How We
No1li Ike to be able TO exch oge once more the
frosty horrors Of this mountain cline for the baimy
Ioveliness Of sunny California