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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-13

Massachusetts Senatorial Election.
BosroS, April l3.-In the twenty
second ballot for Senator the whole
number Of votes was 2l0. Necessary
to a choice, ITO. Dawes received 03;
Hoar. 81; Curtis, 02; Adams IL;
Bullock, Is, Banks, Z; Sanford o;
washburne, 3; scattering, 3.
Decline Of thc Temperance Crusade.
CHICAGO, April l3.-'rhe temperance
crusade throughout Ohio, Indiana anu
Illinois Is not being so vigorously
conducted as previous to tho late cleo
lions, but the movement still continues
though It's tangible results are not
greatly encouraging SO far as the
closing OF saloons are concerned IL
Ia, however, having the elect OF
arousing a temperance sentiment. and
many signatures to total abstinence
pl lodges arc being obtained. In tho
larger cities the praying bands have
entirely disappeared, as 1t became
evident that their sIertlons were OF
moro damage than good to the cause.
Fire AZ junction City, Kansas.
JUNCTION CRY, Kansas, April ID
A lire this morning destroyed seven
buildings in the business portion Of the
town. Loss, $4,000; Insurance, $2o,.
600.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, April 13- House.
Under call Of States tho usual number
Of bills were introduced and referred.
The District Investigation.
In the District investigation this
morning j. W. Hopkins denied ever
Offering to secure contracts for Quinn
By, as tho latter testified. Gibson, a
correspondent Of the New York Sun,
said that last Spring he heard Hop
kins ask G. IL. Parsons II he wanted
any contracts, that II he did he Hop
kins) being superintendent OF tie
Beard Of Public Works for tho eastern
division Of the city, would control
them. Harrington, counsel for the
District Government, gave notice that
he would cross examine Gibson to-
morrow.
The Snnborn Swindlc.
Ex.Congressman kelsey, recently
connected In contracts similar to those
OF Sanborn. was tho only witness this
morning before tho Ways and Means
Committee. lie drafted the clause In
the appropriation bill under which
these various contracts were made.
IIo had spoken OIL the subject to varl-
ous members Of tho House Committee
on Appropriations. Dawes, Beck, Nib
lack and Hale In the main, but had re-
ceived no sort Of encouragement from
them. lie had then spoken to Senator
Cole and Logan, and no thought Saw
yer, all members OF the Committee Oh
Appropriations. lie thought that
some Of them favored the proposition,
and was not sure but all did. lIo did
no. recollect speaking to any momber
Of the committee who did not favor 1t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-13
III MAMMOTH CAVE

Would probably hold . larger stock OF goods
than any house In town. and. perhaps. Q few
more shoddy goods ard empty paper boxes than
romc OF our Big rhoddy clothing warehouse,
but q better filed and moro comEart establish'
ment than the WHITE HOUbE CiIOall'
mo NTORE 10 not to be found on the Paci:
&c coast-it Affords no room for shoddy and
empty paper boxes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-13
THE DEVIL,

In the form OF Q paid piper, once reused aIl me
children Of q village 10 follow him on. Could
no have shown such bargains 10 Clothlng 40 arc
TO DO had Of COIN & IbAA(S all the par
ents would have followed. ~ well ~ the chill
whole village,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-13
A BIG STRIKE

In the Comstock would donbiless send stocks
up ali along the line. but COIN a
pledge their word that they would still continue
10 cell goods as cheap as ever. regardless OF inc
etock excitement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-13

EASTERN DISPATCHES.
DON Esrio INreLLioENo E

IsrrcrAL TO TIE ooLs HILL DAILY Ssw'.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-13
II GRUMBLING

nF Raid MOUNTAIN Is AS NOTHING
~ Compared with tho grumbling OF roms OF
our Clothing Dealers - they daily observe their
customers leaving them and winding thei!
STORE, the only place In town where you
get real bangains In Clothing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-13
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, April Is - House.
Under call OF States tho usual number
Of bills were introduced and referred.
, 1874-06-11
Tho Rock ford Scandal.

From The Springfield Rcgister.
me Gilloago Itnaes now ptononnces the alan
Crawford and Miss Alice Early to be tho result
OF . conspiracy. The Times pretentis that it
was imposed upon In tile 1lrst Instance by puh-
llialling tho story, which was not received from
ns \ rog''lnr correspondent at Rockford. ind that
it 'sas afterwards imposed upon by four forged
lotters sent to tho otiieo Of That paper pnrport.
Ing to come from reputable citzouB OF Rockford,
asserting that tho story was true. Wo l.ayo lad
some experiences IN conducting newspaper, and
T2 es GO a n0I aas ss9te tx to no. iat tho
Of !ho conspiracy against: tho reputation
a, responsible correspondent Mt Rockford,
chooses to publish. Oil tho authority of d
tho proprietor Of TINT paper should DO made to
pay Tor his enterprise In such damages aH will
consume good aharo OF hls dirty profits. Oh
Yiously. nothing could hayo boon custer than for
tho Times to assure itself byn refotouco to its
regular correspondent of tho facts in tho casc.
certain means Of arriving at the truth, it should
rny roln0ly for its roadinoss to publish elaudor
on sight, Aa to the four !ottors, wo hayo to say
TINT VIC hayo seotln lottor from n respectable
gentleman Of Rockford, which states that, us
long ago as June or 9, 1i,nea reporter was in
Rooklord with the four lotters III hts possession,
md that ho did not approach either Or tho gon-
t!olnou who were Hald to haye writton them. This
fact, which can bo 1udcialiy established, shows
beyond question that tho reporter know tat tho
lettors ,scro forgeries. The crime of tho Times
or rhthor the sorios OF crimes, WAS committed not
only against the reputation OF two Innocent peI-
aona md against tho peace Of two families, but
asanat society at large and tho iourna istio pro-
toHsion. No such Hortos Of c0ld-bluoleIl, delib-
crate villainlos has over elockod tho public mind
1t III tho duty Of lIonsss. Enry a,ii Crawford to
prosecute tho proprietors of tho Times to tho
very last rcsort., We do not speak ot their
, 1874-06-11
An {prfrb11st1 Eslnt.

slight farce, which has proved IN immense
SUCCESS at the ,odoon in Paris, Inns the merit OF d
roaliy original motif. Doctar Borguilus il
philanthropBt who has vowed eternal hatred
against the pcnnlty OF death und tho exec,,tionor
Not content in hia horror Of capital punishment
with saving the life Of wretchcd highway rob-
ber who was going to DO hanged. be took him to
about to mako him 4iH Hon-in-law, when, Just rs
the worthy doctor thought hia protego complete-
II reformed. the follow Btole everything lle could
lay his hands on. md ran away. rho doctor,
dsenchanted and. furousIy angry, called down
nycnglng thundera OIL tho hand Of tho atrecioue
maisiactor. At thiamon,ent a young man ap-
pears, md proirera hH suit tpr tho land Of tic
disappointed ihilauthropiBt's beautiful aughtpr.
''Wlto are you T" aslss tlio doctor. "The oxe-
cntlonor," replies tho B.itor. "rhe exooutloner!
the very nhn w3ut.!n cries tho dousor, who in
htantly agrees to tho marriage Of his hoiroAB with
tho new-co1ner, who il no executionor, hut has
long paid Lis addresses to her Becrotly. 50
, 1874-06-11
a ftpltsurlkNb Old NJf1f,.

4 few tuyH ago John Nosobslvy, O llaw!tor, aged
LOO yours, ct Lcess, has applied ut tho llalifax
borough Police OAioo for tho pnrpouo Ut having
his petislicrA corItscato indoruoti. o was born IT
Whltby OIL tho BOth Of April, 176Y, aud .s lived
died ut tho ago Of U8. III addition to hia fetLor
uuA llis vito, ho Inns buried ut Loetls seventeen
aolA aud tlyo daughters. His wlfo died on tho
10Th Of April, ls60 ut tho Hgo Of o. Ho followed
oyory oue Of &llou to tlolr :rayos Tho oltlost Of
November, 1879 aud tho youngnat nj tho uHo OF
Ia, His present RESIDENCE IL al LootlB. lIo has
n Hsurprlsing ,nor1ory. For four yours ho lust lho
usa Of boil. eyes, bit tho sight of orlo has re-
TUNED. Ito ieyer travels ,y coaci4 Or rail, bnt
wallis I'LL his journeys.
, 1874-06-11

ot no benefit to tho pooplo:. NIp. Btarlwoathar,
0f, uoilllootIcut,I nuyod Tint CongreBaional
oonnitsae 10 appointed In tic ushal way for tic
naxt oainpaigin, in order that fationnt iBsuoa
h'Elt' pfol>ofly bc prosecuted to tho people.
IudGo Ko!loy, of Pennsylvania, ,.Haitl lo would Eo
tho gentleman FROM Connecticut to elato wl,at
nc lssle was to be; t'nloss Tho party Ind aomc
nfn,d he y III present, gon1pshing npon which to GO
pointing committee. 1Io wanted to know
whether tho Republican party intended to atanl
ny tile vtowa Of. C0uHreBB on tho a1tention Of
a!ao'el ~ e ,. ,iln9nco Or whether L merely prnoBod
to aclo tno Wl.tto House. Ills friontIa did not
nroroso to contribute money to disseminate tho
uoclllacs OF tic larl-lnuaey spocio-resl1mption-
ltH; nor would l,o asl tho1n to tlo 10. Flo pro-
posed tn stand hy. sllu hard.working, clnasoa Of
the country In Tho contost, and notify tho rich
st sstteut-mo0ngers, oitcr Of Europe OF tI,o United
formed tho bono aud si.,ew OF thu country, aud
WHO contributed to build onr nntionnl groatnoas
aud material prosperity. Judge Kollcy wa'asod
o S e S1eofS s o ~a'Sf M tAi hs @ afy It 20 poa
90 boforo tho .pooplo.' ar. kasso1,, Of
lowa, thought tint IL tic party would
adopt tho -, chc9p-transportntion policy
aud open tho Mississippi, they could so boforo'
lieved tint would 10 ono Of tho gront issucs Of
the on,npasgn Mr. Lynch, colored, Of MiBss-
aaippi, sail thoro wcro otlor questions Of o1ual
Importance with thouo or finance cl,ont, trni,s
Pultf(lcn WIRE Wn8 TO 10 tton0 nDOtE Lilo nfhf1t-
ing Of civil rights to tho eolored people !? Did
thla Republican CongresB, with two.thstls
minority in eavh liouBU. propoHn to adjourn mud
go bororo Tho people withont action on this
nsoaBuro2 This was o question which tito
colored votcra Of tho country would llko to 800
answered. II it wns not answered., 1t would 1,,l-
doubtetliy bo ono OF tho iBAcs of tho noxt cnr,-
palgn. Tho motion Of Ilr. SIarlzwaather wus
then carried, and tho CAUCUS adjourned. There
waa manifest dispoaltlon among h,mnj jority Of
n 5tf md {nfH nf
atly question. aN lionce rotllics Wgro uAde to
platt, kolloy, Kasson, or Lynch.
, 1874-06-11

Fine Snlo of sll0rt-E1orls at Ikc,vanco,

Fine Snlc Of SlOrt-Euorlas at Ikctvnnco,
Special Disnatch 10 Tho Chfcaqo Tribune,
KEwANrE, ILL.,, Juno 10-ro-dny thoro wna d
large number Of breeders Of tho nobto short
horn race In attendance Of, tho salo mado by Mr.
Robert 01loy, Of this place. rhia Is
ono Of tho finest herds over brought
under tho nuotionoor's hammer in this
country, Col. J. ". Judy conducted tho salo
in hie uaual ablo nnd eatiafnotory n,a,1ner, THO
thirly-fonr head sold brought $16,32o, whlch wo
1s1eve was gldy t9 o roprotor
tic good spirits Of those presont. A1ao, recent
cha,1go Of timo on tia Illinois Central
lssilroad delayed many good bidders ut Mendota,
who would: doAbtlets,. ,had they boon present,
have made tho agRregase much higher. -
Tile following 10 list Of auimals sold, prico,
purchaser, osc.:
Maud Muller, rom. years old, $1,000; r.
mif%1,ao oa9kaoany1Elo xna ILL., as choice show-
Eage9'i,s ran, years old, s4oo; ;. 8. Lati-
rortulaeon, rod, yoara old, 1906, Q. Q. parl,s
Wnukegan, III.
dAiss n9 Of Henry ronp, years old, 300; II. C.
Moss Rose, rod reaa, 9 yoara old, $3.50; Mr..
Oxford B9lle, red, 7 yoara old, $50; D. II.
oampboll, Batavia, Ill.
Lamoile, iii.
Lady Day 3D. rcd roau, - months old, s15o !;
11r. loBinor, Princeton, III.
Lady Newman 90, rod and white. years old,
Noaemafy. rod rom, 2 yoars Old, 81, ,21o /;
George Otloy, NoponHot, Ill.
Eugcnia Sd, roau, IL months old, s270; ]. s.
Lstimere, Abingdon, III.
Maid Of KewRnee, red aud white, 7 years old,
&3oE II. W. THnnhA Wnat .f1trrFy Tn
, 1874-06-11

nent to tho 0lork's donk md Ind reas q lottor
from 4. 7. Stewart, addressed to tic Cl,atr1nn,i
| Of the CbMn,itloo OH Nnni,co.
Mr. sllGlsSlAH t se t tho M nov bntore to
| pVory roHpaut.
MI. C6NliI1NG dontot tint tho. bill was
| Trained In accordance with Mr.. Stowart's rocom-
n1undaton, md gad TINT, IN tho caac Of Phelps,
tho value Of tho tclna uudorvalliotl. 4 flnb: OF
throo tlnes that amount ns Recommended by
Mr; ~ stewark, 9,n, r;os, w1n'a l'nys boon $4,000
pholps. Dodge Il Co. showed Hint faso INVOICES
had boon prosented at tho Cnstonl-llouso, and
4iotott from the RtateMeuts nlAdo from thoso
booka to show TINT Tho private books showed tho
truo inyo|oo was OF much creator yaiuo tlan
this rlrtnoua firm Ind sworn to falso invnlco.
10 aonted that tho ilrn had boon prosecuted by
sho oficora Of the Custom. House.
Mr; 0ARpENIEl9 said my merchant with
wonttll anu Influence behind him who would per-
nit ono man to take ponHoBsion Of Lib booksif l1o
Was guiltlcsB, was d cravon. No man would pup
thousands Of dollars on thu demand Of doloct-
iyo unless ho folt ha' wns liable under the law.
Evory honest ulnn Wonld ,choorfully show hts
books to any oilicor OF tho Government WHO waB
authorized by law to examine them.
r., Tho 4uenti0n boing on the motion OF Alr.
Stewart to strike out tho two!ftl section, It was
Ghanlles, CI,onlling, Flanagan, Frolinehuyvcn,
and Stewart voting III tho affirmative.
Dlr. SARGENT 1nuvcd to Nnlond tho twelfth
each oroiBo, n,ld inserting III lo, thereof, for
each oifonse bc ilnod in any Buyn not oxceetlinr
$4,000 nor loBs than 5000, or u 10 imprisoned
for my time not exqccding two ycars, or both."
Alr. lIAalI.IN moved to amend tho tvo1fth scc-
tlou 10 aa to provide that only tho pa:kses or
caso containing items underyaluol should bo
forfeited; Agrsed TO-. l.. ,.
, 1874-06-11

NOT in the memory Of tho oldest nlarinc men has tho
rlser oec 10 turbulent and unruly an for Tho aBs
caused BY rainatorms or hurricanes many times be-
iors 5nt meyer ga tho waters run furiously up uul
@ then na 1own tn riscs There y no doubt That ts Obj
aud heavy thunder and rnlnAtor,s, which havc n.ao
Hd1or s exercise efeesany UNPLEASANT during tho
ths ths 90; order der, Of :, he 3 hour Nigt 5etoEe st
ia to ti 30 III acn an BY 'qG o sfsas sso
feet tlat arrived during tho night. And onco insito
damaged by collisions at at timc tho current il
satd to haye run foycn miles IN bour. Tint, under
Ing wondcrfnI @ SOME nstsred% % vcssolmen n nu'l, ara
trying to put tho blane tho uarbor- Master as il o
could have stopped tho current in tho river from run
been working hard, dny aud night and no bamo can
bp attached 70 him for tho many diaaHtora that oc.
c'lrrs. The brisk north wind brought In an Immense
fleet and deserves credit for having kent lie cha,,.
MI clear from instructions.
eo On a e 1 M :rs 2s in t o river To
ACROSS tLs river to Keep her from being qriycn off tho
dosk by tue ssr9ng current, although three tugs
ia IT, h1ys h5 n. h Of sr Tic tine ZIG 1
the river, and ran Into it, carrying amy her pilot
damage. Tho Captain of the schooner clains TINT Lo
hailed Tho tnR but the tug Captain states that when
drysn ss 9 n nSes o m III o tug 1 y
ycssul a, Lost ler pilot-houso md smokestaek tha
how OF tho vessel was also badly injurot1. Thu tug
William l.. Ewing also run under tho tibboom Of q
vebso and losI her Ht1Gke-Btnck The tug ec1procity
became entanglod III Tho. rigging Of vessel,
aud bcsidca losing her e1nnkg-Htack WOE otlcrw5al
Slightly damaged. Thu tug Van achalk had tho
roof Of her pot-house carried OF. Tho achr Winona,
coal-faden from buffalo, lost her jlhboom outattlo
also Oh account Of the current aud tic log. ~ .tho
ler-lH.le. schF st. Peter was cudcavorng 70 1naka
the mouth Of The river yesterday morning without tho
assistance or TUG, thu current struck her, turning
her around and driving lor into the Nght-houge slip.
shn nas taken caro- Of by tho tug Mcars aitervards
and safely towel 10 the lunCor-docls. Hor dalnago
WIS but slight. The schr William Morse Lccanio
water-loggod east Of Naah street bridge aud III
still Tying there. Tho schr lToars also ran
aslore at tho lighthouse slip Several vessels wcro
dasnaees werc but nominal Tho night-tngs ccssed
towing at IN caely hour Tuesday nIght the current
being too lnllc for them. Tic scr Wlnona lost her
jbhoom In collision with tho sclr Hattie Wcls ut
tho foot Of the lake. where they 10th were driven by
tile current during tho fog. Tho Wells had her Htsrn
carried awny, sud became almost helpless. The ,1g
clcatis. finding her in this position yestc7y
ing took lola Of lrr md towed her up tho lake
Ill IA oclocl Wien they found themselves OIL alilwau-
koe. Here tle tug wus compelled 10 lot Aor &C,
count at tue hchyy winl1 mud sea. The vessel then
sailed into milwaukee, safely. Her cargo bconga to
poesiea IN Tits city, and so expected TO arrive ora
, 1874-06-11
TIE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.


Hu.Iiuyf,n Uisputch to The Roata4 Et1ts.
At tllu Republican Congressional csreus, Mr.
Jusoph II. 1'latt, Jr., Of Virginia. called alton
tjull 10 tic tact lint tho noxL campaign would 10
vastly luoro expensive, Oh account of tlo aboli-
anunkl Ls taken Into account, inaalluoll as It
w.,.II nuke great difference in thu Treasury
OouIalittoo. Air. rlatt toght thy abolition Of t!o
frunking privilege groat mistake II lasl a.ld-
ed to ths burdens OF CougTehanou, and had been
, 1874-06-11

-Isaao q. Pearson, a prominent business
man In Now York, del recently in llly B4tll
year. A peculiar domestic occurrence in lis
falnIly waa tho marriage Of hia three daughters
to tllrae hruthavH, who wuro aonB Ut James X,
Puu!tling, Secretary Of War uudor President
Yum Buren,,
, 1874-06-11
MARINE.


A"fI ~ t.1eMGM, o""c ~
AlshlYED.
rrop Ne%hMrg, Buffalo. s'nriss,
SSnr it: u. iitlnbarlt, Wnits Lake. iHmbers
ncAr aosentu, Oh1o. White lt!verii lumber.
| sehr tempest. nlanistso, lunoer.
Ss1,i: Ssnr sea afsr YEN. dreen b1y, lnlnbcs.
Prop Favorito, hlenoninee, nnEariea.
Large Sonora, alcnoinineo, lumber:
large !, ]. nroi'aon, Alenoinluee, lumber.
DaFse Eis1 Mltihfns. MSnonline9, lnnbor.
ncar Y. Aiene1ao1it Ll!ulnHtulli lulnler-
sthr Hatrlette Annc, lraild Haven, bark.
sSow <es :; ammo 7 Iomine, tnIinston, lumber.
nchr y. II; Ho1erts, M'iFktEo.,, lu,u1cr,
lro1 tgcrleAs, Duluth! s"ndrIt1.
sss ssSw = 9lnn!s aaM,1it Gnr'eI M.uskeg9a Rbef
schr Nhtslwind, Iuliugton, lumber.
sehr Carrier, Maristcs, lumbar.
scow nlagdeena, Whita Lake, wood.
ScAf Aosa beile, Lua!ngton, wood;
sg 1pa ysrs. Msrmans Ms1x MSnistes ,n. l,Meos.
nehr i4lld!a, ocohto, lumber.
sthf 1vnr LAWSON, hllsBkegon, lumber.
Sehf Etnan Allen, UcoMlo, lulnIar.
schr itohott Aow!ott' Mhito Lake, Timber.
schr lsoberl D. Hdng, rentrator, lu!aler.
6chr ". u. Ds,nhAln, Manlateo. luniesr.
schr Mont1cGl!o, Lay City, aall.
sohr y: Il. Vanderbilt, l'1ttalo, coal.
hsnlr Chicago, Mauitowoc, Rnnhrlea.
Prop ElroI@, Montreal, aulltlr!aH:
Sttlr uesslo BoAlt, hiAntstoc, lumber.
aei1r 4. Alotllor, Eflc, coal.
achr cosuack, Qswcgp, coal.
large vouus, Lua!ngton, l4n!ber.
i1rga Harmony, hlhniEtos, ll1lnhur.
t. Schs EoenexGr. Relar's picr, wood.
aehr M Mysslo star, oswego, eoal,
Bchr r. q. uraW1nrtl, otonto, l,smbcr.
SeAr s,!. MaFy u; Hull, sheboSss', lumbae'
bc!lc Emma. l.udiMgton. lumber.
scnr Aato Kelley, 0sweso, coal.
!Asiie Mercury, lu!lingtoi. lumber.
T;c!r MARION Egn1i, Erlt. coal.
schr s'r smoiora; m,t'n oswsgo' 'sn,9.,, soai: ro.,
. he4r ASoy, do4oricll, salt.
Scuw WAite oalt, Ludinston, lumber
ScIs !!attto Earl, Mnhltegoh, lumber.
beAr ltoclprocity, ataninter, LUMBER.
htnr hluukcgot, MtlHkegon, aantlrius.
hclr Grace a. O. La%son, oswrso, coal.
Hchr OAoMdaga, Erie, coal.
tcow lr4 II. nloun, pter Port. lumber.
Bcar Z. i: bcnls, 1nita!o, Gokl.
, 1874-06-11
Luke Trc4g1ltH


Worc dull md Nosk at tho dDcno last evening, Tho
oncrings tho market includo number Of tho
largest Urain-carricrB, Rates quoted Mt i4o for
sorn 4he Tor wheat, % for oaH 70 pufalo Ohastcrs
,ncads 70 DutTnlo-Bchr j. OtNeil, corn, on private
terms schr Sheldon. oats, at 90 prop Badger State
Wheat, and prop Scotia wlicat and ooru on through
fases. To Fort coborne-9chrs Asaunto, J. Miner, i.
Nosler. and Monticello. corn, at 4c 70 oglonnhnr1
Mprog CITY Of Toledo, corn, through. To Montreal
rrop Earopo corn nt 125c Total, 10 capacity b..
ooo bn wheat 1ss 6oo hu corn. and 52, 1000 b OUTS In
tne alerhnon the following vohses wero takcn Bchrs
9'snoro lanes Couch D r rucc, Queen CITY. Frnll-
81 g. raha, nclvoua, 'iohn H. Bentley, and Anno M.
Jonn Meaes sam Cook. Clayton brl'c, hlnnlo Will
lalns, anu Corte5 for corn 10 Dawcgo 1T Tbp Totul
13i capacity, 1900 hi corn, '>s0' '
MILWAUKEE June oo.-No.hingaon in grain frclehs,
and lntpa Nominal at 4l{u for wheat to 1uffalo Thb
sehr r v Clifford waa chartered late ionday after-
noon at 411c for cor d ,o lsufaio.
DErno1r June 0*-skipperH aro willing To-. tako
sli wieat 70 oswcgo q G., but nRry fraction less.
Huron so Cleveland. t.:5; !; schr j. /. Qnnby, l.,n-
for. trip. >A1' S4S'
Dury4Io, June s.-Llttle doing here owing 10 scarcity
of Tet.ela Tho ong charter reported was tho aclir
Lake Forest, coal to Chicago, 4oc per ton, free.
, 1874-06-11

Spseiat Dfspateh 70 Tho Chicago Tribune.
DETHo1r, Mich, Juno 10--Aftcrnoon,- trr-.
l,ropa Comet, Wraford sclrs j. G. Harrison, Cl1uro
Crawford. L. II. DAVIDSON, George ". Holt, Gcorca
6Lortnnn. ~ -" oe~'
pAssEp DowN-rrors Swallow, Jny Gould, Joseph
i, Hitd, nsan Richmond bark ]. s. Austlli uclra
bismarck. i. q Richards, Mary Battles.
, 1874-06-11

sIIo7S-1oysi p 1',rnos L. rshet ~ordlct for
n JppeE nobTn.,l y. raray v, Joseph Dedtor ind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16
The STATE or TRADE.

royroS Narh 14-l&3O D. osos ioT money '8s fof he
account gl14 Ire Rsilwa, share, 4u'4
f,r,arn March l4-l2iO T. otton J. shade tmeT ss's
~ 600 bales including 900 Tor speculation tta tlo sale 6. G
bs Mddhrc orleans. no.hug beio" 10" Md.rg shp''u 'A
Sud April, ats l}l6d. A., an,
IoIpoS Marh I3-l.30 D. MN, Rswt shares 4ud4O2
l.-l.3U mt "ttoI-Na!tA on the ta>'
Of Mddilg Cpand-. nothing below Goo oHIasr smLel ttt
mari ,, rlG. shipped March and Apr 81 l5-hf
DO 10 deiv,ie Nav snd jane att llt bTas'al' are QUIT
LoNi0S. Msrl l4Hops, - o. - l' = c"L of IN go
LoSp4v March LIS T. H4-Psrs dispatches quote ReIs 81
COZ - nc - o,o,,..
LIvrIpoo Much ll-3 r. m.'c''cnSle g TO-DAY V ba''
new the # MdClug Jpuds uotf beoA
Low Mdlhn,s shipped PebrGarg atd Mlrch, 80 81 -
LovuuN March III ~ The amount OF hu'ion HuHfaN1
b.uL u LIZ and nn L-lL,e ---a. J. a-uiL--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICLGO March l4-Receipts for the wect Cattle l2ll9
Live Hogs, $3.50; Dressed 570j Sheep, 55sl iHt lat
Cattle IA 1872 Live Hogs 4sGsl Dftsed Hog, 46j2
sheep 5000 The pn demand active AMI urgent aud pnces
fully 20 per 100 N higher With shippers competing lively
for the best grades. The general quality ~ The cattle
offered shows material mgIeyeneHt FAR grsde'' ~ q
ass 20 Good 20 3Odfj 90: Choice, - 100
80 Extra 80 lOd.6 30 STOCK cattle demand and hm at - J0
81 % for medium butchers stock quiet but hme ~ Boa
~ 1J Texans hu through droVes go - sos ci ~ 5Od-J
os. N te'e demand AID hrm price ston and hfher closing at
$3.50 90 Tor common fair and - bOQSG % for good
SHEEP h AND ~ GOOD demand closing al - fJd$ 30 t
to AR and - 15GfO 80 for good choe ca 80 4Jas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16

Vast having already large earnings, when NJ os
for ISIS 81 59 900 We believe the Bonds are
tined to take high rank among hai"aS dftahie in
vestment. c,.o ,o,-ollo IN coin
1.,nsry and July TURNER BROTHERS,
S'' Bankers. ia Nassau-st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16
HAVANA MARKETS.

U.r.v, n -eh I3-Sugr-So 19b 5 lGaiGl2 fSh I'I O.;
t rriebt Leading al lIlvsbs for ODE tnt.d se box o.
sugar Il - Ier lAd % Sugar 75ef2 - per lhl ..
a 5ua IS loading ports The Norm Coast Of Clha IN ti5
ulel sa,es yer bid Of Sugar 50 'jatU If I'D O. A.e'
- 75Gr3. o., &c.. .-.... &. ...a
preulla. ,Aof sight ~ 90 lr-rn t't gold W.
premium sight gold llta III 1rmuu 90 Lci-'l -'
a 10 IltLlA.. f.l.. III . ~ II,Il.u..