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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-20

RAILROAD ArrAiR'. The evening
passenger train bound for Reno left
Gold I'LL at IL o'clock last night. IL
was compelled to walt at Reno four
hour, tor the G.. +. trains, aud conse-
quently arrived In Gold Hill at nine
o'clock this forenoon.
BuRGr.Any.-wo are informed that
last Saturday night the sleeping apart
ment of James Powers Que OF the pro.
prietors OF the Parlor Saloon. In Gold
I'M, was entered f%elonlously and
robbed OF 5000 in gold coin.
DEEP SSow.-'rhc snow on the tun-
mel toll-road has already drlftsd to .
depth Of eight feet.
PERSONAL. - Charles Ii. LaForcs,
formerly OF Virginia City. has accept
ell a position as local reporter on the
Eureka Ssstiaei.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-20
WRONG CUSTOM CORRECTED.

IL Il quite generally the custom to
take strong liver stimulant' for the
cure Of liver complaint, aud both the
mineral aud vegetable Kingdoms have
Teen diligently searched to procure tie
most drastic and poisonous ~purgatlves.
In order to produce n powerful effect
upon the liver. and arouse the tagging
and enieebled organ. This system Of
treatment Is on the same principle as
that Of giving q debilitated man
large portions OF brandy to enable him
TO do a certain amount OF work. When
the stimulant Is withheld. the organ.
like the system, gradually relapses
into n more torpid or sluggish and
weakened condition than before. What
then Is wanted? Medicines. that,
while they cause the bile to dow freely
from the liver. as that organ Is toned
Into action. will not overwork and
thu. debllitate Ii. but will when their
use Is discontinued, leave the liver
strengthened and healthy.
WORKS WONDERS.
BEaaES, Genesec Co., y. Y, March
IL. lSll.-DW. n. W irnSh. DVot
Sir-Your treatment In my 4 3 ha'
been quite successful aud satisfactory,
and for which | desire to express my
gratitude. l have been troubled Will
n d~i,ordersd liver and catarrh and gen
eral weakness for q good many years,
and was failing slowly all the time,
and last August I called on you and
got some Of your Golden Medical DIS
covery aud Or. Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
and one Of your Nasal lnjeetors, and
since that time | lave been Improving
aud anu now better than | have beer
In years. not having had the sick head
ache la months. which | used to have
TO average once a week. the Golden
Medical Discovery being the principal
medicine used. Il has worked wonders
In my case. aud | recommend IL &c
those similarly afflicted. Let me ex'
press gratitude to you for such invalu'
able services.
Truly and gratefully yours,
WI. +. CRlrrENDEN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-20
WESTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO TIE GOLD HILL DAILY xrws.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
An Imporsant ~Project-Gas and Wa.
ter 20 be Purchased aud Managed
by tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Performance.

SAN Francisco. Jan. 20-l p. NJ
The Committee OH Amendments In Il Q
Board OF Supervisors last night pre-
sented bills authorizing the city TO
condemn and purchase the gas aid
water works. and to maintain them at
public expense for public brnhfit.
A son Of City Attorney Burnett has
been missing since Christmas from
Callstoga. He went from this city on
a hunting aud fishing excursion, and
was last seen at Callstoga. His fathtr
has gone to search for him.
Dion Bouclcuult was greeted by q
very large audience at the California
Theatcr last night. The performance
Of kerry" was very successful.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-20

To he Iiecon.idered = Fatal Quarrel.

SAN FRASoisco, Jan. 20-3 r. NJ
Tho Senate Committee In the case oil
A. ID. Bell, correspondent Of the Post
reported to-day, recommending that
the resolution expelllng him from the
floor Of tho Senate DO not finally
adopted. Considerable debate crsued
aud finally the matter was deferred
I'LL n later hour Of to-dsy's session,
when Ii will como up as special order
Of business.
Last night, at q boarding house on
Mission street, n man named Ford aud
I. Linnihan engaged In n quarrel, aud
blows were exchanged. Finally Ford
struck Llnnehan on tlis neck with hi,
fist, infiicting an Injury from which
no died In a short time. Ford has
given himself up Into custody.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-20
Will and Mining Timbers,
FINISHING, BUILDING AND FLuhE LUMBER


LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
"A OF
Common, Clear and Dressed Lambert
Pine and Redwood Csiiiusj
Dire ssn Pise Fiosrinsj
steypins and Jeistst
sierra Valley Clear Dressed Pinishins
Lumbery
Pine and Redwood \ md 10 Inch Rustic
Califsraia Sugar Pine Ose.half 10 TIVE
incht
sldiast LathaJ
Piais and Fancy Rieketst
Pise asd Redwood shins iesj
Tsruiusst MssldisssI ns:vsLL
OUR PRICES ARE As Low AS
the LOWEST.
....ANp....
sArHFACTI0N GUARANTEED IN
EVERY PARTICULAR.
MILL AND MINING TIMBER DEPOT
North Of Mil street. between q and d streets.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND YAkD-ts South
D street, opposite Smith street. seas u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-20

"How many deaths last night?" In
quired q hospital physician Of q nurse.
Nine" was tile answer. "whr, !
ordered medicine for ten." "Yes
but Que wouldn't take It."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-20

Mss Isabella Beecher Hooker and
Susan b Anthony are going 10 travel
together. Landlords along the route
will please get hot bricks ready.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-20

Ar the end OF 1873 there were 7l,S6i
miles OF railroad In the United States.
i.l9o miles having been constructed
during the year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-20
MAN

Who 10 q Judge Of nne. fa~shionable. dur.
able and weilmade clothing, and Who 10
ct ali familiar with the cort prices OF
such articles and the rates OF freight
nom commercial eeniers 10 this market,
can enter the WHITE HOUSE. inspect
tho varied and mammoth stock kept by
COIN d lSAACS. and ascertain their
prices, without being astonished at the
superior quality OF goods and the very
low prices TO DO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-20

MrSSEArOLIs wants. kindergarten
school.
, 1874-07-20
REAL ESTATE.

several important changes Of interest to roal-
estate men and property-holdors IN this city will
result from tho fire Of Tuesday.
AN IMMEDIATE EFFECT
was quckonel activity in reuta. Offices were
taken at oncc in tho rebuilt district by those
Who were burned out and largo numbers Of
peraons who Wero deprived OF their homes
sought rofnge In touomonts elsewhere. although
tho majority OF them doubtless found eholtor
With friends, or in boarding-Aousca and hotels.
AS to tho Immediate effect OF tho fire in tho
value OF tho ground burned oyer, it ia good,
Property on State street aud the streets parallel
to it is now worth more, bare al It ill., than 1t was
when improved with tho ilre.boxeB TINT have
beonhappily removed. Every ono oonvorsa,lt with
tho moods OF this city, and obsoryant of tho
lava Of tta growth, has long foresoen tint State
street was certain to become In tstao ono OF tho
auest, II not the
YERY FINEST RETAIL ETAERr IN TIE CITY
Ihat fusuro IL now accelerated. Our daily
record OF transfers has shown that ehrewd busi-
boss men we're buying oltglbly situated property
on TINT thoronghfare from time to limo, for fu-
tnre improvement. An instance ct this Is tho
purchase OF lot by Mr. 0unther, the candy
manufacturer, On State atraet ut Quincy, Mr..
tsuhthof'b nlan was to erect ono Of tho flnost
fo1eo1orses In tue country at that. place. Does
a. nny one doubt that he IL now much more ready
than before TO ~ invest his money in Huoh au iui-
proVeMentl Ihoro hro many other prouorty-
oWuorH Oh Stato stroet
VINO WOULD 1tAyE IMPROVED THEIR LAND
had It not boon for tho threatening proximity Of
tic dangerous shautiea that haya TOO long dly.
Eraced the street. Tllcso men arc safe iu Build
ing now, and Stato street, purified ly ira IL
years noarer its manifest destiuy. ~'
Auto Wabash a,d Michigan ayonues thu fro
Of 1871 loft that part OF tAsso streets that haa
nato position. Some Of sour stroneeat.hea,loI1
nlTroopcrty-ownors believed TINT the business ,f
chicago wonld rcorganiEo Itself in that noieh-
porhood. hlr. scamMon was tho most oonspie.
nonn devoted Of tlat bolfof. As the current ox,
NEW CENTRE OF nus1Hxss
WOULD bo On the eotner Of Congress- street and
, 1874-07-20

that thore was listlo or no peppor there, tho M
tivos in tho interior etl,or having mono In rea1l-
tosH to forward. Or olao refusing to do SO. This
confused state oil affairs on tho Island gives tho
syndicato In Lou don (the controlling elolnont)
driving up tho market In Singapore, to cause all
tho ot!ior n1Ark6ta to advnnco. Nor York
has followed hle oourso OF tho two markots al-
iuded ~ TO- Wltero all this is going to end remains
70 pc aoon. As usual 10 such oasos of wild
bo aomo "lan1o duck" about. Whatoyor obBta-
clos may exist to tho delivery Of thl8 spice, tho
cos1npton arna9 Of which d 20 large naturally has
ntt oliecs upon tho distributing nnrketa. Tho
London, md tlso quantity aauat for other coun- L.
tri0a ia Qn follows, ~ ~
, 1874-07-20


About fyc-h!xthH ot. those defaults hayo 90.
eulroa a1noo tho panic Tile total amount Of
Go.s .s On M which interest payments nru suspended
~ saSo, S9o oo5 n most oaaoB measur6a aro in
IroRrosa Tor m adjustment; III several an order
OF 6a!o las boou rocovcd from tho courts In tho
lhtorost OF tlo boudhodors but, III all caaes tho
1focoodingH arc worry slow, Which ia grsnt mis-.
fortune to all parties concerned, "a tho proper
t!cs Gnu only atlifor deterioration Whlle hold In
tnoir present suspense. Very many Of the roads
aro 1!ncomrotol, and will require ftlrthor ont
lays heforo thcy can poHBibly earn interest upon
their bonded dobt and, a. tho further advanccs
hnvo to como mainly FROM tho observation-disclosures,
this fact cauBoa good doal of delay In feact-
ing settlement. Thorc la hardly ono fully
establishcd road on tho 1'st, and II waB tlo
fact OF ti1c companies being IN their In
fancy, and almost without orcilt for thoir
working oporations, that made them sucoumb 90
readily undor the torriblo pressure of tho panic.
Tho amount ct mortgages abovo shown to bo In
uefatllt constitutes about 18 por cont Of tho on
tire bonded debt OF tho rat1roada of the United"
stateH. Tliis very large amount Of suspended
dobt, however, Is not to DO regarded as per1na-
nently unromunorativo to tho Investors. On tho
contrary thoro TO little risk in hazaring tho pre-
dtction TINT, within throo yohrs, tho holdors Of
these Bocsrlttoa will ba rocoiving rogular interest
upon thyee-fourtha Of tho abovo aggregate Of
1ndobtcdneBs. Tho roaas, aa d rulo, suspended
owing to Tho financial catastrophe which they
could not, In their incipient condition. 10 OK
proved, by their working unlor fatr conditions
whether or not shoy arc the unsound enterprises
Which public opinion has somewhat hastily pro-
nounced them to be.
noNDs AND uo1.D FOR TIE WEEK, ,
Preston, Kenn q Co, forward thtY sNn1n1Hrv
, 1874-07-20

SATURDAY EVENING, July Ia
Tho offerings to-day consisted OF abnut dozon caEs
gocg, left over from Frday; nearly all Of these werd
ao3i before night. PriceH waro uuntcred ch0ica
boar1la nud str9ps sold ut $1,000; Quoabe tfair to
choce) at $l2 001 1000; common lnch $876@10.0o
1oBts anu scantling 850875 lnth, 41.7t 8h!ngles,
62osG32ao. Dealers neglected. TO report sales' u
usual. ...-...-.
Thoro MAS no change worthy af note. Tho demand
Is Hight Prices remain IS {oiloWa:
Frat ciosr. 5000 @s3.d0
Second c1aar inch to Inch. 4700 G95o.0b
Third clear, inch. $500 Q40.0o
Third eloar, thick: Asoo G4s.oo
rough. ...........................s $500 @4o.oo
Clear aiIing 1ss mud I'd toeoth9r. 2100 ...-.
sacout @ common siding g.............:.i iI0o 9ieoo
Flooring frat common. drossed....,. $500 Ge15.00
Flooring, Beconl comuun, dFeascd... 26.00 s99,00
Fiooring third common, drcssod, 49,, 1900 0...,.
inches and upward. ............, :. $500 @1o.oo
D wagon-box buards. ds.,.....,......... $500 99Uoo0
atock boards. 5000 473B00
stock boards. 2t.00 G92d00
@ stock bparda. da....+..,.........,.... 14.00 (s1bU0
Common boards. outside for dry...... 1880 Ql20o
and under. Observation-Disclosures. 1880 912os
Jo!a ana soaptng, 16 to u feet. 11uo ta1BD0
Ickcts, square. 1890 0l3uo
11cketa aat.-.. 1f.00 q
Cedar posts, split. i4.00 q
os!!ar poss, round, e98 inches ..,.., 1900 535.oo
No. i sawed shingles. . 1.5o a 2io
or Star, ....................,,..,. 3.23 q $50
6hfnQles on trnck ktA>..............,. ais a 400
, 1874-07-20
!!opa, !s...........................t $3.50
!lHu. p&Eb. ART

W,p $3.50 ..s.
1ish. PRBb'..+... 3G7 rs
Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
Humptlons 4,054 bu whont. 14,547 bu corn ;
8,Oo2 bu oats, 1915 bu rye; $40 bu barley.
Tlo following grain has boon inspected into
wheat; ais bu corn; 4i,5oo bu No. . do, By CO.
nal; cars oats, cars rye cars barley. To-
tai (5i4 cars), 253,0oo bu. Inspected out 17,7oo
bu wheat; 608.058 bu corn 13,744 bu oata; O82
bu rye.
Eleven por cont Of tho wlont inspected In to-
day wins now. THO great fault Ia that it WAS sent
In boforo having "gono through the swoat."
Tho following wero the receipts and shipments
Of broadasnfs and live stook at this point durlng
tho past woek, md for tho corresponding weeks
ending az dated:
, 1874-07-20
Total...-..........,.,$ $l9t t933 1S0 $t4,05l,a2s
PEPPER,

The New Yofk Fatty Nsllelln gaya: There has
markets. Of Singapore and London, aud the mar-
ket hcro llas responded In sympathy. Tho price
~ Singapore has advanced UP to st4, aud in
London thoro has beon a rise to 09+d. Tho ex.
ports from Singapore to the United States thus
far this year havo been larger tl,sn 1873:
hnt lattosIy tho disturbance Ia Achooi,, whoro
tho natives aud tAo Dutch Government layo
hoon engaged IN struggle, haye sent tic mar.
kata for one Of the principal products Of Hu-
accounts. tito Dutch. 10 far from canino t,o
adyanta1 10 oyor tho AolloeneAe, as lad baoI. ron.
rosented, It NOW trauspires TINT "tLo boot IL an
.ho Is eher 10y, and Il has boau found neoessary
70 @ ~ out anolher expedition agauAt tho natiyos,
from tho, interior. Moreover, In soyorai
ports on tho ooust whore The blockade Ind
been Tsisod by tha Dutch, IL has bean dleooysrad
, 1874-07-20

'1noudoa all cut funats except shuudors aud Il. r,
hams. ~
Flour was very quiot. Tho only Inquiry was
from local dealora, who took good to chuco 1li,,-
nasotas at fosmor prices. Other grades wero
dull. 6hippnrs wero out Of the nl1rkot. golno
lots Of new Western o1tras were otrored at 50, rs
@7.a6, lut there woro no buyers. Bran was
scarce and strong. Sales woro Eeportod Of DO
brls whito winter extras {Wta. at $3.50; 90 brls
epz!ng >ottras (patont) at $8.25; 20 brla do
200 brls do at &b76; lU0brls do (Allnl,. uusoundj
at *5.25 1,200 brH do on private toruaH; 80U bsls
rye On private tasms. Total, 2, lao hrls. Also.
, 1874-07-20

sNAY-Tl,e higher grades Of timothy wore Arm Nh.
99s sr3 sooa sloand and light ofToringa rrairo mot
@io; Ne. i e.oo@loe0 No. j, do, *iloo5s 50
No. d. e g.; Gpa pfno n UPLAND M prairie $looooao
$d.00@05O. s"'SSes1o'SS' iA""'Ss
I'LL AlDEs-weso r. in good local domnna md hr,n:
hoayy %. S@ako; part dTed, 7@7Xo; sroon cs,
Ill., S15go; g':sh ry t9 H. 9s ye MH 15Si1Ho' al
con skie 15o; grubb1 ony 'aH" @ aHo: rs.
usmsged, t"o-ahitls rrlce branded 10 por cont of,
0naSn pe'y wooi e',smAtsd g Nashed = h.
range Of prices Very ooce E.ssarn lore .ro rstaed
wonk 49," N~1~>1 ~ :"
IRON AND srEEl-Wore IN moderate demand and
steady. Iron IL uaually quoted 1rfn. thn1,o M in'
mbltata aifynuan II s 'Ne"6" -" sA@'
, 1874-07-20

=. Wheat was quiet. md at ono time lower, aoll-
Ing down to 3io71l for August, but tho markot
afterwards rallied, closing at $1.07l5, and at
sl;ad 10 seller , July. Corn was quiet md steady
IT. 9s1GG seller tl,o month. 611o sollor August.
qsiict: sa!c WAS .mado OF 100, 600 lbs short rib
mddles ut $3.50 caah, loose. Lake freights woro
inactive. Tho "powors That be" promised to
taKs % some OF tho vesaela or tho agonta' hands
shipping.
, 1874-07-20

TILE CHICAGO SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
The Chicago j. Southern Railroad has COM
completed their track n far as Soyeuty-first
ntrest, and thero aro cars running that far.
There is largo force Of workingmon as work
Oh tho road. completing about threo-quarters OF
. milo day. 1t il expected that tho road will
be finished to the junction with tho Chicago,
Danyillo i Vineennes Aailroad, tLis Bido OF
Tholnton, inside Of sixty days.
SUMMARY OF TnANRFEns FOR THE wEEK
The following ~ the total amount Of city and s,lbur-
ban property within = radius Of miles Of tho
ConrtIlouBe Transferred lur7ng the week onu1 sat-
urday, July 49,:
..... No. sales. Consideration.
Caty properly; rtJ;............".....e % $t90,D22
Nortl oI city limits. 8 I,200
bo'3th OF Guy limits. 20 b7,406
west Of CITY Anl1x. 1900
Total. ...,....:.....:,........, :, .,1o9 $Gi0,617
For tha Weck eu4inR JHy 10....... .1g0 3l,091,137
For the week sndiny July 3........ .1n0 Qpl,bl8
Weekly syerago for As month of
June ......:.:.. :...-;.......,....14s oo7,5so
Weokly average for the month Of
...."-.........*.".-..lo1 1,4y4,72s
, 1874-07-20

: q ltHy lsGu
cokss for making frucans woro In xeonst sn 9up.; IT.
tfaHo IN ahcet iron Is improving, but olhor nooIs srs
III nRht dolnana: Quotations:
I!H rLATE--1C, 10xl4 9f2o0; do 12sl3 xfq 10. ars
~ Y Msoo; do, roofing, 14r2o, 10, tllsV: DO. 96saa
$S3;ve n.ts r.,. r..
Ild IfH-~Iarge, 300; ANAL, sic; bar. SAC
soLDkn-No. !, 91c; Mo. 2, zoe,
a. lSAn-pts ~ 7ho; ba1, soo; lead pipe, ahe; cut
90, 6#c "
Gorr.n-,Bottoms, $50 J.; aheathing copper, Ste.
SHEET L1So-Ful caoks, 1oc; lcss quantity i0s1o
shEKT 1noN--No. n, 10 rates: Russ.a iron. q Ia n
1holusiyc 2oo; %. No. staiuud, 100; American RuR
s'aIa. !oo. ~ 1aHo.
haLvna1zEn lNoN-No. ls@90 12o; No. 21a24, $50:
uo, 2a92o, ~; NO. q, 16o: No. 49, 1cc, Discount
o' w3ddcEt T. dHr ssnt y maze ~ from thi, list.
nME&ros 70 g, 30; to " loo; 10 to II, l1c H.
IN ~ ana - l91ei 10 aud TO-, 14o; II, l6u: l8
@ ~ auoi ~, 2oo ful bundle, 80 per cont dls-
connt; 1eGce wtro, tc.
q HaLcss quoted a3 foltows, a2@ooa por ktg,
q t31399SYssas, " ano ~ 40. 33b1H94oo; Cd do,
I'll Il H. Fl ~ ~ 70, $l3Ik@4bo; "a % $512H
SNAvaT t,,ff,,';;uS uSoussHsu.to tuHens pllHBd.36.
sami;a ~ = II moderate relteat,
~ H.. hn.nr r. ~ "'"a!t iHPe5 Ad@E9inNa
~ nntAp easA corfu y lot 1s813o; mnttino, a
~ i1s9:yo " ~ tnsreu rope, D. ~ l7@l9cs oakun,
q gts S3ySseov: nn p!ten, q VT $sooooo; tar, brf
-; 1;n,9Ty9.oys n9T Iosnl' @t.oo97 ;ou d brl-
, 1874-07-20

SATURDAY EVENING, July 1s.
The following wore the receipts md shipments
Of tho Lending articles OF produce IN Chicago
during tho past twonty -four hours, and for the
corresponding dato one yoar ago:
, 1874-07-20

New Yonx, July 1s.-Monoy close at 8 per
cent.
Foreign Exchange left of quiet ut 4se11 1t@4s7
for good to primo bankers' 60 days sterling, aud
a80}1 for demand. Commercial bills are quoted
at 4B41IGR486, md are scarce.
Gold stronger to-day opening at 10, adyano-
ing to 1101l, and closing nt 11019. Tho rates for
carrying were 2]66, ~, ., and finally per cent
Clcarngs, so, 000,000. Specie ahipnionts for tho
week, 4,023; s1o0,00 in gold coin and S10l,-
700 III gold bars, tho remainder III silver barn md
coin. Imports Of dry goods. for tho wcok,
ST 1854 ,523; merchandise, u .109, $50. Troaaury
disbursements FOR tho aanle time, 81 GAO OOO and
receipts for customs, S2, 085, 900.
Governments clcso1 steady.
State bonds guiot and nominal.
!, Stocks wore strong, generally speaking,
throughout tho day. ptfces having advanced
from II to ~ por cont 1n tho entire liat. Tho
groateHt Improvement was in st. Paul md North
western common, tho former having risen from
341l9 to S513S, tho latter from So to 80. Next in
point OF tnterost werc Lake Shore, New York
Central, Rock Ialand Wabnsh, and Western
Union. The sales to-day include 1000 Western
Union. 1000 raoiio Mall, 6.0O0 New York Con-
tral. @, 700 Lake Shore, G,000 Union Pacific,
5000 Northwestern, 5000 nock Island, IL, 900 81.
Paul, AMI 1000 Toledo Il Wabash.
TIE WEEKLY nANN STATEMENT,
Loans, decrease. sl77,345; specie Increase,
9379,900; legal-tenGers. lnoreaBo, S5t8, 600;
deposits decrease, s542, 800; circulation de-
creaea, 9l90 2o0; reserve. increase, O., ,034 900.
, 1874-07-20

90 tons bran, past to arriyo, at $12.00 on track
10 tons ut A11.50 froc On board 10 tons ut S1160
at mill. 400 brla corn mnal ut e8.25} 10 tons
mi1dl!ngs at 81g.60. Tho market cloaod at tho
, 1874-07-20

Alabama Central. ,,,,,,..
AlabaMA 4 i'tlattas1ooYa,
Alabama i CllAts1i1ppga.
Atchtson l. Net,raaka,,.
Atchisan, Topeka / u, Ia
WnChitA 4 =. Nostorn :.
Atlantic 4 PacIAu,,..,.,.
Atlantic i u. }TaltcrD . !.
Atlanta i Hal. Air.Liae.
Atlantic, blleS. / Ohlo !.
Bur-, g. Il. L MInu,,,,..
t3ur. 4 Sputhwust,,,.....
GAtto i 1T. Louis ,,,,,,.. ;.
Canada Southern .,,,,... :.
GaYlga Lake e......,,,,..
chesapeake / Ohi0,,,,...
ghosApouke / Ohio, et1 IN
Gtlo4ter i 1'anlora,,,,....
Chi. l. Gan. eoutllcrn,,..
Chi. Cltntou / lJulI,
0!.!o. 1)anv. d V1ucon,
Afali, ltno......,.,,,,...
Exteuait,1, ,.,,,.,....
CHI, I,ubu1aV l. Nina. !.
Chic. 4 Mich, l.. Sb0re.
Cnlc. / SntItflwest.,,,,,.
Central Ut Iuua.,,,.....
Central of Iawa,,,,....
Ttotn,,lt 4
, 1874-07-20

: 7 2z.8
Tho Milwaukee Sentinel publishes atlyices from
thirty countios in tic Stats OF WISCONSIN show
Ing tho condition OF the crops. With reference
to tho wheat crop It appears that tAore is bolt
extending through Groen. Rock. aud Jefferson
counties Whore hoads havs not filed at alt, owing
to the drought. Tho same state Of things sp.
posrR In parts Of Junea,l, Adams, Jaokson, Duf-
falo, and Pierce. Elsewhere tho yield will range
from average to oonsldorabls above 40 average.
Oats arc fair CROP being short in only = few
yiold. Winter wheat is already harvested, and Ia
generally good. There Is = good yield of hay.
NEW onIKANs oOhluEnoE,
Tho CuBtom-HonBe returns OF tho foreign
trade OF Now Or1eana for the fiscal year ending
Juno 10 presents the following rosults:
, 1874-07-20

Hot"'''''.''s ammonium. 1901
Each carload will average $50 bushels, so tie
total reoeipts tn bushols wero M, ,444,2S0.
ming at ono-half thoir capacity, and this aftor
niinorn have consented to work ut q cents nor
bnshel, whom the prevailing prico Inns beon 4.
Or tho 1,60O mtnora III tho county, not over TOO
aro now regularity 1t work.
Tho following table shows tho consumption of
year 1879; o'A'os s"o
, 1874-07-20

n. York, Kueston g., l1.s mort .fJau ,1n o. mn ny,
tieoe"u MItnu. ;ss.'.s ~ n &, hn b. mo- Coo
nrHgh rrH gn'[o{nlH. lst m 1ot ~
nte ..nson Ioh. lsam FAt. Mov. mi 1b1000
i,ntII Aste!1 ~ N u JAn '7g t}0
hnnkft1Sc y 81 Vpns; fist n ..,:J
snor, - ~ LOUIS Ist inoFS. fob 7H euD, 900
hi t1mia u fatoas AprI9I 4E@, 00
at 1o%s fss'sn 49,: 1srIs. a. }S:. M1y @
~ 10 D8nvsr m ii III Eoh ,sgl
~ 10 Dhnvor hi n " i1Eftnh t5Sl -, ~
ii Tnnt Astuns ~ ....t'| D. 2N, 600
H'rinRn6d 4 III i ett Ill m II ny. III
HprtrR1nd iii p1t,, I'd n, H. n"M III MtM9
hDnA Rulne Da1 .,.tyArinss sssooI 1tggHMu
gum 3tog Lung 4shhd yAfjbnA t.,IOct, 381 fsf N5
Tol peoteA Warsaw, =. He mnft lnhH ssSf 9'nnM'
1llalngion 1laAdjnr 9d ,nnrt Ia e III i'Mn'W
NilHninxtbn Western " Iii mnrt 43"a' ~ aitM11@
WsiEili V.1ox hrrn1M 1,2S0Do
"~"~"' .~a''' '''''"'' 'st mo't''' oot' III sa.o@
, 1874-07-20

oht!9atfoHs, llHts VI AmauHt iu,
III .l4faHlt. tiyanH, I4JauIt.
, 1874-07-20

CoATn1
!. Sn1ard's Coal Trade Journal Baya "Almoet
tho entiro demands Of a. Louis Tor fuel aro
supplied from tho ooal:ninos Of st. Clair Co1n-
tty (and MadiBon), Illinois. We give the follow
ttnG treG,, tsbo se shoEinE tue AMOUNT carried chiefly
a. Car. loads.
e. LOUIE Ueu6vl!o honthern Hltnols....... $1,000
nnto 1, s1as'ks'pri. 16,Hn
~ 1nola " Lontss Ittsburg" l,G28
e. g. 4ous Vhndnlfa Tetro uauto. 1880
q. Aouls boathsssttrn.. QUA
oAto - 6k. 1QWA.. 1lA1
, 1874-07-20

~ = CHDF ITEMS.
Tho National Crop Reporter, aays m analysis
OF tue returns relative to the prospects OF tho
hay crop Indicate for the eight States namod be-
low yield 2-10 per cent below full averAge.
IN the following States comparison is malo as
shoW,, with "full average" crop represented
by 100;