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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-14

SricEH calls his dog Ralph Waldo
Emerson, because he Is a great thin
cur.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-14

TnE Chicago public library has been
removed from the extemporized water
tank to commodlous quarters In one OF
the fine, new business blocks. Tho
Boston Post can remark II it pleases,
"water-tank-less task IL Il To provide
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-14

A MEaBER OF the Iswa Legislature
played joke on brother member BY
attaching to his coat tails Que OF Gen.
Bakers shipping tags. He marched
solemnly to the depot with the badge
iiutterlng In the wind "Needy Home
steader, from y. Il. Baker. To be
left at Storm Lake Station. Free"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-14

Az old seaman, ut prayer meet.
ing, in relating his experience, stated
that when at sea, In storms and temp
ssts. he had often derived great coui-
for; from that beautiful passage Of
Scripture. "Falnt heart ne'er won
fair lady"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-14
TRAVELLING AND YREIsarIsG.

ON AND AFTER oorobsR ., iss,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-14

TnE editor OF New Ysrk ehlld's
paper received a letter from lady
subscriber recently. In which was writ
ten, "Our Annie died last week, after
reading your valuable paper"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-14

BUSINESS Is picking up at tho West.
Twenty-Five thousand "rins cart.
ridges" have been sent from Cincln-
natl to the Wyoming frontier, aud all
OF them were put up In pint TASKS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-14

WHEN bit OF ostrich feather Is
found by wife In her husbands beard
no enc can blame her for being down
on him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-14

WHILE witnessing n game Of base
ball out West boy was struck on the
back OF his head, the bawl coming out
OF hls mouth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-14

A Fivs.YEAR.oLD boy In Pittsfield
got hold OF the family bottle Of whskey
unseen and drank so much that he
died.
, 1874-04-09

i,6nncy At, cor Ut Twcntyhftli al. VT. 40 2-lox
123 Il, datoi March 10; consideration, s1,200. :.
Orchard st 2o 8-10 II Of North av, I, 611l30 1t,
dated A1ril 4: conaIlscrntio,s, 81 $40. .,.
North ~, I'd Il Of NohHWk at, 1, 25x100 II, WIN
bulldnpE, dated Fob. 10; cnnaitcrnt,of = ,lo0.
ThItty-aeyonth nj, cor nf Tucker It, I, 2isl4t
It, tlntoH Apr3i !; consideration, 500. ,
Houston a II of and near Division Ht, $50 r. TO neyj
with l7Hxl0O 1t Of, DiVisl at, III saro alditio dntoo
Eol,. ~ =: confederation, 81, ,70D
west Randolph Bt, no II oi Willard p1aco, 2nxi@
It. With hEildg dated April consideration, 6ue.
WALLACE A. a9Iil It, Il Of Twonty.ninti 1T, = 2S3
1aOl II, tlatod March 20 consideration, $t co., or-
Wallaco st, 1o1Aftn Of rwenty-niilth 4, o I, 2'1
WsflAco at, 247A It n Of Twcnty-ninth ct. !, a'x
North Dcnrborn It, 80 Il of Bnrortor H. Of, 2oAx
n, II. tlatod March ID ; consideration, $7,H56. -,
Dayton Bt 95 It OF Sophia It, " I, 21xl2l y, WIN
brick b,siltng dnIca Arrsi eonhiEoTatton, t:
Hutthpork nv, 1875 It Of Wobstcr nv, Y t, 95xl2A4
IT. dated April 3; confederation, 81 ,nD1. .,-
Hau1o Al tho aborc, datod April 4; consideration
$3.50.
RouTt1 or utTY IIsf1rR.
Lot Il, III Block H. OF Hn1itts part v 4 SEQ 30' wv
H. dated Hopt g. 1874: consideration 4loU. 49,,
Lola 8 aud o. lii block l. Bains subdtrlslon, dated
Juno IS; consideration. 5000. ,...,
Lot VI Of Weson'a Lota and 0, ForrestSillc da'eo
April 0 confederation, 81, 800. o
Lot ST In Uufhllr1fa Dock1 Of Lots a. anu 10, aee'
IL, a8, II, dated Marcl 80 consideration, $ip:
Lots 15 an1 H. III Block q Of Bakers H., VI
sw 4 Boc. 4, Us, II, dated jan. II; consideration
5000. ,,.,. \,
00x121 42-100 fl, In Block GO, Hopkins' Addition II
| IIyde Park, latcd April ., confederation, S3,oHs
, 1874-04-09


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ut 81 .8G41.Di.
priees Nayiea ana;piched per bu. so.ao02.5o; mo-
'ius YufTGGTha Fl %arfot fes this staple
changed IN any eascntial particular. There was al-
Hdcnss anl lnost Of Tho trading done at Hito to
medium ngurcs. Outside quotations waro on!y ~
us IN s way for m neests gW 70
tion and there IA no doubt that any considerable n
crease In the recepta would be taken naVanlago Il 70
ers1es, 92GS3io; Inferior 10 common, aaQsaoo; cont
n'1 g SSse viz aahtpg moro than fair de-
maui, nud prIccs wero again quoted steady and nn-
saaa ss 1ns ssasa sesa s 9as
bot,or prices will prevail later in tho seaaon Buflala
gpes rule sqsay NY: we 2noae sek
fesg, s aio; otter 0reek harl4p bngs ana bu
lsoo sannss, sinslo, l7ealsc; do aoao1o' 27S2S''
99I ea9sl SisS:c quiet. Following ara tho
QUOTATIONS: Choice hurl, 83so: do extra, 70; Gorn
a. a.; fsr sa god wetI Dc, % ses eoo 10 choice sa b
7HGjj t1tsSs 'ss!' more quiet but
steatly Th0 recent ndyuuce OF common brick hns
cu,,Hc many parties to pospoun ther projsctea tm-
tho seaaoa for making now brick M A.
sesa ots ss %ehssa ri sas .pse Il e'
nssieI ssui hi 9 ri; Portland % cotaent ao
In p. 7sc$io; lime tbrls) Il .ooel. IS brl white
5rsk ss's5'" esg lss sres TX CON- eea
lnon), $7.56aS.o0 milwaukee, and Racine pressed,
s270j@a2ao. dsl lnsana pressed M u do
lows ohotce 70 funny yollow se luv; meat, dtaao to
good gradca, a2@3ao; @ inferior to common. 22S3oc;
s1s oIlEEsE~rriccs rsngs tho san,a as for montl,
past, where they are firmly hea Tor morshanable u y
hsnis Of oISers M IL u1remoy light aud thero l. tlc
Ss NW YsrS def peorS KID
, 1874-04-09
REAL ESTATE.

Yesterday was, at tho outset, the finest kind
Of day for housc-hnnting, and great many
people VISITED tue agencies in search for houHes,
trying to cut down rentH to tho lowest nguro.
Tao demand for cottagos and houses Of modor-
ato dimousions continues to bo quite active,
while moro pretontious ahodeB arc rather dug
in the market, The outBkirts Of tho city and
tho suburbs wore visited by housc-huntera, md
o largo number Of 4ouses taken. Sales were
slow, though there wcro many inquiries for i'm
proved property, Purchasers aro disposed to
look over the ground thoroughly, to SOC whero
thoy CHI get most tor their money.
MoNYoAaE LoANH.
Lonue on reAl estate nro oasily obtained on
property inside the city limits at from o to 10
per cent for from three to iyo years., and ut por
cont on choice papor. Subsequent to the panic
It was almost impossible to borrow on the bcst
property. Aa high as 2 and por cent a month
waa paid. The reduction III tho rates. shows that
money IL oasy, and Is seeking Investment in roal
estate. TAore IL q moderate domand for loana
| ranging from 80, 600 to $4,000, snti money that
has been hidtlon in old stockings and uutor mt
tresaos during tho winter ~ coming out to earn
| interest for the owrora mud to increase tho goll-
eral prosperity. On second.moItgugos tho ratea
risk; AZ mich as ~ por cent q. month ID
! nnjfl. SnnIl suuH-1lot moro than 81 l.0UO-aro
{oauetl ut uor cent, tho principal and intorest
bciug tayablo In monthly illAtalltnants.-a sys.
TEN which IL at oueo prohtabio TO tno loanet aho
gesAes, tho magkot ndicatos financial health, ar
ahundu1ice OF muney, and growing uoHsre t
nlnce il in real cstnto, either by direct invest
inent Whom good opportunities present tho1n
eelyoB, or in tirAt-c1asH mortgages.
| NEAL-EETATg ExCllAsoE.
Tho rea).oatuto doulorB will noot In Room
| 10 Ioo.e Block, ut q y. III. to-day. 10 1ufttlc
consider Tue atyBability OF ESTABLISHING Aehi
Eatato Exchange large meeting ~ a;ipn ,c;1
, 1874-04-09

METALs AND TIMERS BTOcK-Fair activity
was roportel tho market ruling stesay Thu local oe
msss NJ 5$s ;ss 1as1s s,s.s % T.
"1i;ps' lIe Tm-1arge, aac small, SIC; bar, $50.
BoLpgn-No. j, 22c; No. 8, 2oc.
LrAD-ntg, Sc; bar, 9,se pip0' fuu eo'la' 1oe' eo'
I anEeT z1se--Fun casks, 1oc; less quantity lie;
'lfnI sssT inosao. a. $40 rates; 1sussa iron es.
and TO- 22o; d. ii and a. alo; DO No. stained, 400
american 5t,ssis5A, ,Gs lss }s1 a9 IL p,aa. ,ac:
of 9 Ii Ser rg :cns mt h ma made from ills list
&c ansd sspp Ga;P @ e.;
s 81 I'll H. 7 IT, :; # 5s; H. e g.
1861 H. lec 20 2oo full bundle' ~ per cont discount
'eSIs NA1ns1%ero H. In continued good demand at tho
DO, 81; ca DO, si7s ID is, 500; ID %, sS:9s;
90 %, nne $685. c'inch, *os7Hc' 1870 Of Tor l0o-
n AsAYAL ' sTonEs-Manll1a roro has advanced 70
owing to Sn II N9 aE oeer H. 1as,ss
s5sa ssas; ;oRs Rssras ;S!!s:ss aS
vi oifsss Ssorsa fairly scys Tor s's tie sss:
eon uno.atious ion ar are furnished Carbon 1s@1oc:
S:s &o,s$. sssl sssa se:ass;
sss' Rass; &; espssat OIL ERsa:
tine. ssGe5oe; naphth'' Gu gravity l''' n7pa'n''
s0Mjsai receipts wcro again tora and
| turo sales. Common lots wero slow. We quite: !:
Eariy roae, from store. *2ol2s EesGpaows, 10
fse N pr Ga sasa Sd s,ssred asfy
$i.1a@1.15 mixed xnd eo'nnan lots q Ues .o3 10
verod. Sweet potatoes, yellow, @cooSO5o; do rea'
70 roUfrRY-co III scarcity causea raor feel
Ing. The reccipts are likely 10 10 hgat ior soho
ui' Turieys, @ uho!ee dreasoi s.sll li@lse ao tair
sl60@l l.55 90, in soops: $s16a+25; eucaa' $sooes
ksso was sIuiet ut about Tho sa,na rango oi
prices for conmo ehose sapes were sspnssr " hss a.,
yer sas ia moderate demand u s3o5 for Old "a fo
prime and 9s.ooaao.1aE fur lasr1noth; Hungarian
| aoiI at GNaG5c; 1n!ilct was lrn ut 6o970o- Flax
Jul a Sal0 o noto saloa Of 20 aaeks fancy ti1oth!
at 90; Is sacka md car choice ao Sa8a % yack
sS ss, & @ 4 ss n g: i = WIG Z
"a Gas nj sa20; lb bags clover at $3.50; l4o bays
S5a5: ia baKn at $B0 ~ bags gooA at $570i 20 bag
H. ssa S e Sass sos oaes seos
ess pso u 10 - y ~ ha n s @ 5'fs ~ aus ~ ass
'1:TtiEA 1TEAs-ncnain nrm ana unchanged. goo; d., dc
1psul ex1aa at thu annoxoh ranga Vt I'rtco!: Yoai
choicsto extra hue ose@slo eolnn!" to 1s ot 3 y
to TO- 5o:ssi6 ossss tar sood sn9s "
Tgsiley, $l,0Gsl 90; extra Moyans, $!ISsi,s4t
e sstrs sM sr jts psfGs5s 1
' ,non 70 ino Ooiony a5@!sa: good. as9''' en'''
70 r1naiue S1issi counus to quite te.!oss:
I'M 0ur-lstla, 7aelsos; e's'eo 'ots''' ''''"u
and ssansw sns. as'. Gsaa t. 0fsI1 ,sIa
co.ae, S2oo; s fSssse ,nas Sasa'sa sa dsy win bpg
, 1874-04-09

GD516o for shoulders, oaal., and e>So seller M Manyi
S9o.2O@B.25 for short ribs. cash, ai Se.aoe9o.oo
sollor May, S5,UO@o8.02M for short o'ens. cHah'
md ;sB.86@8.n0 solor Alay; 8Ho Tor OumOof-
lnnla; g161814o for long ocnr. Tho same
boxei ut Y00Ku per III above thene prfona.
I,acon moatb, ii56o Tor shoulders, e1@@19No 20!
short ribs, 099@)91{o for Hhort oiear a'l naenoa
in hlldH; tlio BAnlo loose, 4o !owor I m naIon I
lln1ns 11l1D9c. Moss beef, a67oao'V0 W oStfa tn
do. s0.75010.00; bpcf ha1h 1s.ss
CITY talow o@7o Frease 81, q5ts'ple 5a' ssa ne a1S pr
IN oarload lots nt ato4o; 1900 brs %. sotof sa
May, at s1a.4o 750 urls DO ae s16.S7N s.2ao
brls do at 81a.95 600 brla do, ael!or M June. ~
s1GG0; 1000 urls do at a10.55 ,0oo htls do a.
s1B50 $50 tcs lard at $3.50 $50 tSa e. 20, ses!es
avosT So @ 255 tcs ' do p At so.oo 26o ten, seller
Juno. at 3D.75; 1000 tca Hwoot-plcklea hams ~
Ihs) ut lie 10000 Lbs ahort ribs at 8Ao 20O
boxes short cloar at $40. Also laat ovenlng,
20O 900 lt,B short c,enr at $3.50 29o wy s DO Oh
private tornla and 200 hoxoa short riba d.
Flour was again IN good dctnand, With fair
aggregate Of aales, both for local consumption
| active than yesterday. Tho bulk Of tho salos
woro mado on ]taatorn orders. European ex-
portcra ,Yoro looking nround, but so'no Of thon.
stated that tho riBo In oconu froighta had carried
| them Off thotr foot. Dran waa strong. saloa
were ronortc,t of 50 brls white wintor oxtras 4!
1926; 90 brlB do at s70o; 100 brls do nt ao.16
IT'D brIa do Mt $3.50; 100 brls dc at S9.oo; Sas
brls do on private torms; 200 brls spring extras
at aC.25; $40 brls do ut $5.75i 200 brla DO a!
95.25; 100 brlB do at S5.12}l; 100 brls 10 Cow
at S5,00; 1900 brls do Oil private torlng. Total
$500 byla. Also, 10 tons bran at s'lS.O0 Go ar
rivo) OIL track. Tho following vote tho quota
, 1874-04-09

pLuo-Natural Leaf, 10000; half bright, 6o@7oct
biacI Rolntl. A1G955e.
f3MorlNa-uo0d 70 clloicc. s2@3no: medium, 20
G9aOu: conlmo1l. 25f127c.
WOoD-1n tho w,,od market but lille trading waa
done, md ,rces woro nf.ntu quoted unotted. Bcccb,
sg001a5o maple, $1.ooGa960; hickory. 5000; slabs,
0oG5GB0, delivered. .
W0lJI-Tneru VIVA 10 change. Below aro Tho quo
t1tonH:
Tull washet primo. -. ,.s2@55o
l,lh wuelcd, common TO guod ............ NO 500
O0nnlo1l Jgy.............. .............. .3Gs 400
Tlncco waeletl aid Xxx, light. ........ .3da4Bc
Terco wns],pd md Xxx. tllngy. .D8a i1o
IIcoc0 wasled medium lRt ...... ...40b b49o
Coursn washed a49c
Teccn l,nyyaRhci1 co1rHo to medium .50ia2n
Tjroco un,yatlcd course aud dingy.. .2a9lDn
Tfceco rnwnHhod f,no .2iGSsDo
Nunor md extr0 n,,l,ol .35& Oo
, 1874-04-09
CHICAGO DtsY.GOODS MAnKET.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 8.
TITO weather throughout tho rnat week haa bcen of
y|ntry character aud lily calculated 10 develop IN
sctiyo spring rno, md must ns confessed that thy
youn,e Of Sales accomplished fell aomowh.t short Ct
Shows q respectable increaEo "a comparad with my
previous wock Of the rrcsout season. our ohbora mnns.
ics tlo INCLINATION to nnd fault with the nmonnt o.
noola distributed In vnuca tho past week bag Wit
ncsso, iow changes and nono Of Importance: At the
ato general rollc.ton IN white aud eolo,ed eoonn1
to rosott outlook Is considered favorable for an oaty
urwnrl noye,nent III tho moro popular brands Of
prints bcached and unblo.ched c9s1ons, mcks, ~
cresang nctivity % the aeason advances aud owing
to tl.o enhanced cost Of production tho market y
no Important prco changes arc likely to oconr IN s
ucar future bvlow nro tho current lobbing rates
, 1874-04-09
Totn, slIk manufactures landed S., ,693,AH
sYuEAT IN MINNESOTA.

Total silk manufactures landed. S2o93'4t8
WHEAT IN MINNESOTA.
correspondent Is. D: g. writes from Man
kato, Mimi, to correct I'll erroneous report "nleh
hus appearul in homo Of our exchanges. to INC
eIect that oil tho wheat ia out OF that state no
says that no Inns recently visited eu tho towns na
botwopn that point and St. Pnul, about 4ao
miles, on tho Sioux City d st. Paul Railroad,
and tho whont-buycts and other businessmen
inform him tbat over ouohalf OF the last crop IL
in tho hands Of farmers-mauy Of them not hay
ing sold d bushol.
--LATEST.
Wheat was auiot and about 10 higher, selling
at s1.254@1.2Gh, closing at sl2aISe9121C}H e y
sollor May. Corn WIS quiet aud steady ut o48
CDG5c seller Mug, and y5@u5Mo Bollor June.
GALL BOARD.
Provisions we're In moderate demand and
unchanged, except that lard was o shade fir1ner
Mess pork. cash aud seller tho month. closeu at
SIT. .256Dl640; seller May, s1S.35@11s.4o; seller
juno, $16.55@16.80 Lard, cash or seller tho
month, s9.02}15 5@D.70; solior May, $9.t711@
or soler the month, S8.20@s.30; seller May,
sS.3503.421S. Shoulders, cnsh or sai!or the
month, offered at 5000; seller May, s5.9
6alos include $50 brls mcss pork, sollor AlAy, ct
a1G.s711; 600 brla do, Hoer June. at $IG.65;
600 tcs fard, Bellor May, at e9.o7H; $1,000 tcs
short ribs, Hellor Nay, at S8.06.
, 1874-04-09
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EyEH1Na, April 3.
Tho following woso the receipts mud shipments
Of tho loading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twonty-four honrs, nnd Tor tho
corresponding date ono year tgo: