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New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
THE DRAMA.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-sALyINr

Last night, at the Academy of Music,
signor savini gave supplementary performance. on
his own account ndn3der his personal MANAGEMENT,
appearing OeIio and thus seeming say. with old
CdssiS:
"Tne IA come round,
And where did begin, there must end"
Less than 800 persons in the hOu,e but the
auditory was enthusiastic and 1t had OF course, good
reason be II cannot DO recorded that sal'ni did
himself any good by this appearance and 10 TO be re-
nJudcIous enterprise should have eonrted
this frigid farewell Othelo" played with tho cub
joined cast:
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

The appointment Of Mr.. Moran to be Third
Assistant Secretary OF State from tho 1st July,
when the new act creating the Office goes into
effect, seems open to but one objection. In
bringing Mr.. Moran to Washington, it takes
him away from London. Judging Of tue
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

The new District Government is not yet an
nounced. A rumor was current yesterday at
the Capital that the President had agreed TO
appoint Gov. Shepherd, ex-Assistant Secretary
Sawyer, and a Mr.. Tulloch on the Commis-
sion Strangely enough it was for tine be-
leved. The President has received later ad-
vices. however, as he did on the subject OF
his late absurd message, and 1t is now be-
lieved that the danger of that sort of COM
mission is DasScd
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
Wean'22otk Daily Gribaaare.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.

TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
wALLAcK's THEATER-EAsT LYNNE.
UNION SQUARE THEATER-PERIL.

UNION sQUATE IHEAIEK-FEIIL'
A Summer theatrical season was begun last
night at the Union Square Tbeater. with Mr. Barley
Campbes play OF PERIL" piece that has been mada
known on the stage IN Chicago and elsewhere and OK
which we can only now say that 1t received with
respectful attention, by assemblase OF about 40
persons and that 1t Is set in pretty scenery repre-
sentative OF Long Branch and acted with this cast:
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

Of late years it has been a noteworthy cir
cumstance that q high degree of religious toll
Grafton has prevailed in Turkey. 1t is all the
more strange, therefore, that the Government
should prohibit the circulation of the Bible
in the country. We mistake the spirit OF
modern civilization if the Porte is not sub
jected to a sufficient pressure to bring about
O speedy withdrawal of ihe prohibition.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

Price. e............ MarDls
Laura Haydin. Miss Msua Granger
Mr.. Tiusel. Miss Name hilhns
Alice Playiord. Miss Ada Gilmsn
Marah Livingston. Miss VI. Roberts
Saomie Portser. Miss A. Raymond
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-30

DoINGS ABOUT THE COUNTY Building.
In the Clerk office, that official has
been fortunate enough to get his desk
repaired and bEaced up in such a man
ner that it may be used yet tome time as
4 desk, the cd, soiled, VOTE and dilapi-
dated cover has been replaced by new
oilcloth and is quite presentable. The
County Assessor, by his Deputy, Fl. H
Bence has his Office in condition for the
business eff the season, having removed,
cleaned, repaired and rearranged it with
view 10 comfort and work, and will be
gin Immediately to make the annual as
sessmezt for 1874. Tie Justices Office
on the same floor has been swept out for
the frst time since 1913 and a change
of furniture has givea it judicial ap-
pesrakce, if anybody knows what tina.
is. Tie courtroom OF the District Court
is TO be fixed up IN as good shape as
such place can be, considering all CIT
cumetances. Uncle William, now FIX
ture of this building, is troubled lately
with his old weakness, chronic disease
of the heart, or something of that kind.
His troubles are of long standing. and
date back to boyhood days. We hope
nothing serious will result from this
fresh attack, and Tie cause will soon be
removed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-30
Notarjal.

We have heard of the Justice of the
Peace who appointed deputy away
back in " Injiarny," and of the ioosier
magistrate who took his own wiie's ac-
acknowledgement, separate ana apart
from. and without the knowledge Of her
husband" So, perhapS, may the general
public. Eat there's q fellow in Virginia
CITY who discounts the aforesaid wort h.
les, which his nam= it is Higgins, L.
l.. Oyorburlcned With the cares of
sal-so1a, sUiphata Of copper, nitro
eIyc,rine, etc, etc, il addition TO the
lucrative and responsible Office Of a No
tary Public. he has employed a scrivener
to assist in the administration Of the lat
ter. Yesterday, III the Controllers Office
We saw a record of the first official act Of
the underIing. and it ran thus:
STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY or STOREY,
On this twenty eighth (2S} of April
\. d. one thousand eight hundred and
seyenty-lour, personally appeared before
ne. L. l.. Higgins, Notary Public in
AID fox the sad county OF Storey, G.
Derby AMI Thomas Wheeler. whose
names are subscribed to the annexed in
.styument % parties thereto, personally
known to me to be the same persons de-
gclibed in and who executed the said an
nexcd instrument, as parties thereto, and
who duly acknowledged to me that they
executed the same freely and voluntarily.
and Tor the uses and purposes .,H@fe'n
mentioned.
Ia witness whereof, have here
unto set my hand and affixed
seal ny official seal, the day and
wear in this certificate first
above written.
Il. l.. HIuG1Ns.
Notary Public,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-30

SOMETHING NEr.-Warren Wassosl,
tie coming Watt or Erickson, in the line
Of mechanical improvements, has dis
covered process for manufacturing
greund glass without grinding. The
process of course is secret, hut speci-
mems seen by us are even more beautiful
being smoother, ana yet with the exact
appearance of ground glass This dis
covsry also includes the process of max
ing or taking impressions on glass, as
perfect as nature, and as permanent az
the glass itself. 1t seems to us that in
this age of improvement and the grow
ing taste for the beautiful, that this must
be valuable invention, and its applica-
tions almost infinite in variety. Mr..
WATSON has made several inventions,
which are secured by patent. of mechan-
ical appliance, useful aEd of great value
in themselves, and We predict that with
success in the introduction of his patents
he ought to succeed III not only be-
coming immensely wealthy, but cele-
bratsd as an inventor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-30

PAyc.Ee CoAL.-Gereral Il. N.
Clarke has returned from trip to the
Great East, where he has been for a few
days past on legal business at Hamilton.
He reports deep snow yet at Hamilton,
and deeper still at Treasure, CITY. lie
did not visit the coal mines, but says he
saw many who had and they all speak
in the highest terms of their value. The
accumulative evidence of those who do
not own in the mine is more desirable
than much talk of interested owners.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-30

New GOODS AT FoXEs.-Yesterday Fox
received lot of new goods consisting of
the same articles that have been called
for so often of late at his store, but he
has sold short and this invoice is to f. l
orders and leave a surplus on hand.
John is receiving goods most every day,
and gets them from all parts of the
world He keeps an extensive stock of
iewelry, books, stationery, music, wall
paper artillery and pianos.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-30

MORE OF THE FIRE.-Rey. MIR. Allen
informs US that in the store house burned
the other ght were many things of
value to the family, such as articles of
clothing, valuable books, the tools and
work bench of his son, and other things
valuable to a family and Of almost con-
tinual use.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-30

CorBETr Housr.-The Corbett Bros.
are noted for ncatpess and dispatch.
Neatness in at least once n year cleaning
ard repainting their whole vast institu-
ton. making it as neat and fresh as new,
and dispatch, in doing an immense bust
ness and keeping everything in its place
and making nome for several hundred
boarders. In few days this Spring
movement in paint and repair will be
over, and then the vast machine VIII
move on again as usual,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-30

Strange te say, the business is further
muidIed hr the / sicna:ion Of Higgins,
which was filed il the office of the Sec
retarv OF State a week ago, and long be-
fore the first essay of Mr.. William H.
Braiv in TIE perilous role OF deputy:
We say pe.ilous, because there is penal
statute in this case made and provided,
which may be brought to the knowledge
of the notarial fpuctionaries in an un-
Pleasant manner by the District Attor-
ney of Storey county.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-30

CHANGED HANDS. The Carson Bakery.
formerly kept by H. w. Sprott. changed
hands to-day. James Mcleod being the
purchaser of the entire interest. Mr..
Mcleod will continue the business as
heretofore At the old stand, and solicits
the continued patronage of old custom
ers and will endeavor to give full salts
faction. to all. For fuller information
see his ad in to-day issue.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-30

PENDoLA's SALooN.-This snug little
retreat on King street is the finest in
town. The red wood doors with large
French plate ground glass would do
credit to Broadway or Kearney street.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-30

One of the best evidences of the in
trinsic merits of croquet, is the fact that
it has become really the national game.
more universally popular than any other
ever known, in spite of the utter want
of any acknowledged authority for the
method of playing. It is fact that the
playing is not governed by any acknowl-
edged authority on ore ground in twenty
throughout the country, and hence its
interest is largely lost or destroyed. For
this. some Of the manufacturers of the
implements are directly responsible, be-
cause in order to save q few cents in the
cost of book, they put into each set.
abridged and garbled rules that purport
to explain the game, but which represent
game about as much like croquet Is
marbles is like billiards.
We have before Us a copy of the thir-
tenth edition Of Croguet, its Principles
and Rules, by Prof. A. Rover. This
book. during the eight years it has been
published, has become, probably more
than any other, the acknowledged au-
thority for the game il this country.
1t is concise and systematic, while it is
complete and exhaustive. and is some
what original in its treatment of the
questions of double points, the BOBBY,
the finch, DC. 1t also in this edition
presents new diagram for setting the
bridges, specially adapted to short
grounds but applicable to all. As this
complete manual of 20 pages is sold for
Only ten cents, it should be the author
ity on every ground not governed by
some other complete and acknowledged
code of laws. Published by Milton
Bradley & Co.. Springfield, Mass.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-30

FIRE AT EEPIgE.-Yesterday at half
past two in the afternoon, the fire bells
sounded tie alarm. and the engines
came out only to find the fire at Empire.
The steamer and Curry engine went i'm
mediateiy to the depot and loaded on
nat, and as soon as the locomotive l. E.
James could clear the road. hitched on
and went Immediately to the scene OF
the Ere. So rapid were the movements
OF al parties that in twenty-five minutes
FROM the time the telegram left Empire
the engines were on the ground, but they
came too late to save the building, which
vzs the Office of the Morgan Mil, and
was also occupied by family at the
time of the fire. On the arrival of the
ngines the fremen found the building
entirely consumed. The steamer had
up full head of steam and was ready
for work, but it was not necessary to
take it of the car. The Curry unloaded
and put out the embers, and before four
clock the engines returned to Carson.
The Office was located near the mill. but
a strong wind blowing at the time from
the opposite direction saved it from de-
structlon.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-30

Christmas Novelties, Toys, Jewelry.
Etc.
AtR Fred. Brooks's noted store for imported
segars, tobacco, books, stationery, musical IN
strunents. cheap jewelry, toys. ETC.. at Theafer
Block next door to Mat. KiEckell's butcher
shop, Carson City. Agency for all the Calfor-
MIA papers, Gold Hill News, FictSrials and Ma
gaztncs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-30

RETURSKp.-J. J. Linn sometimes
called George has returned from the
Humboldt and the mines at Unionvllle
after an absence of several days. 1t is
limited by his most intimate friends that
he has been ont to manage a little job
on the Old Chief Of the Arizona. Al
though Jake is a good Christian, yet he
is wicked in his political movements.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-30
Iopn.1Sr TEsTrMoSrAL.-Itis fresh in

LORRAINE TEsTIMoSIAL.-lt is fresh III
the minds of most OF our readers, that III
the virginius troubles at Cuba the Com
mander of an English man of-war IN
port by threatening to turn loose his
guns on the town succeeded in saving
many lives of the passengers apd crew
of the captured Virginius. and for that
act we are requested to say that persons
in Carson DESTROYS of contributing to-
wards the Lorraine testimonial now being
gotten up III Virginia City will leave
their donations with ii. +. Rice at Wells,
Fargo & Co. s. No contribution will he
received of more than one dollar. We
ore pleased to learn that England APP
proved his act and promoted him for 1t,
and that Americans feel grateful and
desire to show it in some manner.
, 1874-12-24

Since cur last report nothing has occurred to disturb
tia gnet usually ptryadllH lry.sootla Circlca nj this
ttage Ut tile soason. In . fow epartn,c1lts-uotably
tlat Of fancy goods antable for Tho holiday trade
teso Saa a air Of activity, but in heaehe a brow,
rotons, ticks deni,Es, snahans. atrtpea, unt most
ntller lines, the movement WIS a!uygsh hut qnirt III
the Be1leral nsarkrt h. tho volume Of faes ia un-
former years, nd, ns tharo IL every indication that
viii! tls bogsnuing OF tie new year tlcro will he n-
iafacd generally improved demand, aa well
thu jobaug trale u cheerful AID confident. 1t tAs
moment tho nnrkot for most linra of spte cotton aud
wnolsn textiles III steady. During tho weok tho
changes IN values haye boe1 ~ decline Ii. AIeet,
Manhattan. Thorndike, Ocean. md pltteil tiekB u
nc dcrllnc 1T Hluckslone and l[alowe blcachsl. AID
III Cabot mud Dwight Star brown col.ons.
, 1874-12-24

sn@ooXo sM no. rcd vtnsar; sl.ocG1.o7. Corn dull
"aI c HsSe'sr H o +n'ay oas @ sa"sr I t trek.
Ne. !, sl,tas :2l; Np. . si%gGi.s; isyo ,i; small
aa1ss; M'i,Jn nrtms} tl.o!. -.
InovtslnTa-perk iid ,rsnlS Ut slo2a 1888, spot
soso s1o.S5 lnr tame upt.. Hulk nsata hcll no,-
'qs; 1Irke X hold at ioso raoders 7c. Lard
,,nd,., mHhaMohe' DEC. 29-Ftaun-Qast, steady, md
C ana's-Whsat quiet and seay; No. nncr wrat-
70; lea weatcrn: si,a4 So 81, ii VIII; w. e.. =
mixed wcstern esas oats , SssH w,o o' wessr, faMs5
os,;; nxs. DO. Ole; lsyo dali at use1si.oa.
rnov1sloss-Vuict. Mess PORK, ss.oo, 1,acou-
IobbsnH tannnd shoulders. i0a clear rih, toSi2Ic
suaarsurcd hams, 1aa1te. Lard, 1a;;4alIIo 2er
eteatn and leaned Neatcsn.
&DurTER-Unohnn1ed.
wn'sNr-Qatet ut ;lt st.i21;ff@}|92; ti,yfy1
CLEVELAND. pcc. 2i-0u4tK-whcat isiN. firm nn,,
unsaangea Corn qHses: sss Oh srark, s8@Gac. oats
~, standard white, car lots. ue
$3.50 bls.
plti1Anf1rn1a, Dec. ". -FLouH-Qniot: NiHconElr
9n 1 sln"sHats II sxtsa family, <;2atSeo inin,a nn,'
phlo 40. % high grades, a7,Ug{a7.5U.
GnAtN-Whcut dull; rcd, 81 .20M "a; atnlar. st o1
al2a; White 81 .Nes 40. 1ya stsaty ii fI Cor,
dull yellow, so@9lc: inlsod Western, ai@sac. Oats
neglected; white, GGtG67c: mixed, GjXr. . ..-.
rRnv1stuEa-Eork unchanged. Lard euosed al 134i
@l4Ac. ~
.rErnoIEEuN-steady; refined, 1l3:s1lhc; crude
Wt1aKY-Ffrm.
DurrEn-sca1y: print. ..Tealoru, 34Ga35c; cloico
Western rolls, .b:as3lc,
CHEIsE-Qn|et n,st uncliangrd.
EGuR-Quiet; Western, a1r.
LQU1AvIIIE.
LOUISVILLE, Ey., Doc. 21-FLouR AND onA1H-
Unchanged.
pnovIsfosH--Pork quiet ut a2o.00. Bacon shoulders
oAo; elear ril. IA: ccar, nonp hore. su9sr.crred
clear, 1Ohc. Lard, 14!4G15Nc.
HllisKY-97c.
, 1874-12-24

III ns1nrE rEuib rbn-
nuis ssds ''''''"E'' '''"'A' 'eS''' "'9'"" qua
ct,EIN T;,r,1rs ,,o-, In yotr roorsst ,,7
Drm tllhor fnro, rS 49,. m. II. - - T., ~ ,Ia,,I ~ 49,
rntaii wnv. At,nns ,..r. 'ii " mi xn,, ~ rtn .tr
n xnwIv ,i,rrm,imn % ,9 I'm, ~ ,rc. Tim roriIiy
rn pny .tnE as , a .n ~ rc4a ~ III ~ I'll ~ y
s et"h sou ~ ~. sa'"" ~" w. VI , ~ no
"rsgca. a,2osti. J.. oj it nnr ri Mce1ns Do, tSoa5So
hnr fiox. Vaio"ta ,in III ns1 IN ,,cr rnte ntncs
rr i,ri. 81 nos2,n srarhsTr:r. sio,0odp1i n5 pcf
uuU;Eiiiia-.Th. sis,sstliI1 NJ tfs ,,,nrket wnx
tnrIl IL. antnn ., ,,n,aI frn in in .Inv fnr ta
Ts"it ar 1nnra nanarnt Nri,yy r,urnttinr in ,nnal
trnurtmenia' will. ii" ar,rra tara nT lin r1arhct
waa ona Of s,o,l!nrsa. Wn ronrat ur a,ola,lons Of
yesterday: ''''S' ''f@'' N@ e'"'''' -
ltIt,r@patnu 7Lm7Hc: H,unoon. Gi<n7c. Caro-.
lsna, Raste tmi,isa,ia' l fsa7Tr, >'>'s'''
nrtEEs--b. q. .Taya :Ilv vG9j3i4o; Java, MI 2, aa3
tu. astS l1t;c: ro.noi Aaso%c rossna. III ifsi ipc!
Eluui,aru ,nya. Ill a3ihu: Eos,a Iscus 4iGs23i:c!
aaracaibo, 2aa2ls. ~~'''
Nt1uAns--Iutrf rnt 1nnf II 4<T11ksr. cr,sljri nul
powdered, iis{csli;:c; nran.aie,i. ilHa III; 4,
Standard l01ts lp,E d. Nu y 1Diffa1o:U: NJ 1(lkc
rl,urc [,rowi Ha!,ia: fair 10 pr,t1p t,D BhfaBtr:
c0utuoll do. 77:iS..: ctuieu ,,onssc3 n,,Iar. nia
pHc; common IL fair d. 71ai@sEc; N, o. common
snurs-Din,nonl dr,}s. st.aoa,1. 80: silver trips,
extra silc, 7Uta7hc; goo .ltar,llHo airap, doao6c
n1trn ill., 1dT1. Nav f1rrnur tt,ofnHscs cj,nra uax
, 1874-12-24
Nc0 6AKXH.


taea at t0utaa75 for inferior IL fancy. Muat Of tuo
!rulfnG waa at "a. .0UtaS.69.
EAST LIBERTY,
E"sr T. MLInrnrT, r., Pc. ?3.-oArrLE-1secc!pts TO-
is alill very light. atarket nnvc 1t .5c advance i
round. 9unty aelcr.lly medium to good. Very
f0.25G17.12 Iuo!im to good, $5.2jtao.1ak; COM
mon to far, &l.oe96.o0; hockoss s30oG4o0; bulls,
los-l.oesirta a.das, 200 head; for tho las. two
days, 5.p0 head. philadelphia 47.lo97,2o; Workers,
$GtGUt6G.f0.
''tEEr-cco.rts to-lay, 4saO cnd; for the last Two
G.4u.
nuTTALO.
1urrAro* Dec. observation-disclosures. 90 TR9; total for
tho week. 1858. Alnrkct srag9c1 at ycstrtayts pyiccs
s!iEEr AND LAatns-RecoiptB, C0D; total for tin
wcek, 1900. Market moderately Rettye fos Wessern
shctp at $4 U1aG.25.
lIoas-lecslnls, 5000; total for tho wock, 1900.
No Halrs: bug era wholly Uf until after Chriatnsa.
HI. LOUIS.
8T. LOUIS, Dcn. 23-fIOda-Kcretpt4, tG15 ncttya !:
Yorkoss, $'.75tao.4s packers, sa.5ota7.01.
, cATTLsm.lsece'ls. 6N0 Enol local demand good
Atetfs, $.00G5025.
, 1874-12-24

aoAA7~AhEi}uEt bltRcCt LHTrcntfGG& anti WIklh DlI0
were IN fair request mud ruled firm. lard dull
werc qaotea ,Inict u atendy Following aro tho prcca
lakc; DO Iino,a !ega! test. 1ao deg, 13Kee11o; %
es1sf ,a; 1 e ses sstr9 ,n;eF lar I'll
H5c do, boiled. 8st390c; whale, 77&7ao spnrfu, sas5
@:a5 neatsfaot oil strictly prp sl.os: do, extra, 10
So o5e do No. II ;7;ass; I.k o sc; s!ra!s
c. gravity, l4!ftal5o; nsphtha common. la1@l:c.
tUrAToEs-Nere quiet, anil ao'ne .tealnrs .re said
ehuico Western psaehhlows wcre quoca as Soaa5o in
loa i,9,, 1ns @ goS frem IN a!o:e ohsr varieties 7o@a
dor huavy offerings q poa!try q II kinds Choice
xsss sess au rIa eass'nss sfS q saae s Sess Is @
s tsse ase ;; ehassa. ts 'ds asesss ssf s
2so or tGsas per b; auek.. sl1osa.7s; do, rer =.
gi1s 2 pss mtn Sri1s sis19n' sso
sEEps-TLero woro few orders tn tho market fnr
timothy md clover, and sales were aslo Ut recent
liz osicrt Of Isl Gaga ~ for soo us$ % pre
salo, Of clover ncl1ae 10 bugs nDlium at S555S5 co
2S Mnnns!h n sse' .s ,..,u n e
sl.!o; ordinary seat.e. ssoe; soarso dtan,ona
3s ss As!sS .s!ss ia'1y S1 IT, s4 rs ss Will buys
TEAs-'lapana arc stil meeting with very liberal
de1na, and lrlces are held $3.50 higher. In utl.er
~ before. We revise our quotations as follovn:
Young dyson, co,n,n to fair :is545c; 10. Rood ss
LAC eHclGe 10 cAtfa uile 3aCSl.u3 common 10 hl1
old hsson 15{aC5c; common ia imperial, 45@Goc
good to cloco do, N5c fair to gouI gunpowsler
5ua S5c cho!ce linssaoy, s1c0@to; extra Aioyu1nc,
common 70 goo d. G5'ao; fair to good old, G:atsc;
coEsnoit d., ;sase; can.un to ln9 uolang, 9a<s
gooa 5stRu5c: eloiea to extra, 85cca<l 10.
ToBACco-TlIe tobacco trado is only moderately ac-
tive, but tho nnrAet retalns all tie ele1ncnta Of
srength lately characterlsug II, and the revival IN
tradu That IL Likely 10 follow tho opening Of the now
year. choice goods ate expected to advance. Wo still
lnnto
FlsE ovE-Extra, sooas5e; chalce. 7oa75e; mcdi-
nlon, 44a 45c.
ptua-Natural leaf, sQ@s5c: half bright, G5970c ::
blAck, s0,lnt 5oGa5tc: common lack, A4@ Lie.
8MoK1Ha-Good TO choice, 38931c; lnrdi.ln, 3lG9
3ac cUllnlon, 43t!t30c.
Notwithstanding dull nt former quotations Bcosll,
S0u@ 75o 1nnplc, sS0uGs9.5u; hickory, 81 90 alats,
Sj.GD.
WooI-was quiet, aud little better sl,nn nomlai At
tile prices following Good 10 p.1no tub-wasod,
h5G5'c; poor to good tnb washed, 45@52c line and
medium wnshed ocec, 45t84sc; coarhS wnshad necse,
4D 45e; medium aud ul,wag.c, JtQlic: lno
nuwaslod, 2793lc; pulled wool l2aA7c.
, 1874-12-24
W0HEY AND COMMERCE,
FINANCIAL.

There Ii no change In financial n1nttors ot
Apccial Importance. Tllcrs IL Bo,no incroaso II,
plo movement Of currency to tic northern part
Sf Llla State and to Iowa, most Of II for ir1eBe
hogs. beyond tl,lg, lttto culrenoy Ia going to
Nlo country. Tho wnnts Of tin farmers for
currency havo le0n Antiatad, aud tho ba,iks llnvo
III thoir rosscssion what currency is needed to
maintain tho rettuctd noyontos.' OF logs to tho
sity. Aloat Of Tho hogs TINT arc now being sold
nro offsot against debta Of country merchants
duo Enst It Is for this purpose that tho country
banhb arc ordering Now York exchange.
Tho tendency Of clrroncy at tho present limo
Is to 20 to tho coutres. The roceiptn n. this point
nro larger than tho shipments, md currency is
being sent from hero and other cities daily to
Now York.
The ratio Of New York exchange was Il little
lover yesterday. sales wero ,natlo freely bo-
tween banls ut Coo prominm for $1,000.
!, Tile cloarlngs were 50, 800, 600.
; Hates Of apconnt aro ut 10 per cent 10 regular
cuatomore, with tleyiatonB in tho ease OF intlc-
pendons borrowers witl, tho right kind Of aocuri-
ly. Street rates aro 8@1s per cout; real estate
loans are s@010 per cont.
III recent lottor, Treasurer Spinner a1ndcs
to tl,o statement which has boon made in ao1no
quarters that tho Redemption Duroau At WASH
Mgton rodosmu counterfeit notes. lilo sags:
tnort itcv 10 Ia dptsc,sd thsm At this anr,cy Tho
rersons employed in tic manipulation ns National
ank notes seloctca for The prpue. aud they
hcary al Of them experts. Very hearty ai! tle otea
received f1t redemption con.e from haks; is harly
,ts ana acS @ a nns " aa
aria,tv r. d"tectIn hsrrt n,,I so't,~nt "as 10
tAen,.
Ali notes that como here for redemption nrn hnrillod
md Inspected at least acycn tliner and many tlnIea
Ar n il, Inns tHtHnnI tha
oi shesr receps III nns ,e .,a tltelr gong oe "
t 1a ;ss os of tn cnnntrocr " liz Gr,cner woro
soy @ % nro co,nis aud cr;tlcaily examined by ocr es
pcr.n. And ilna1iy, bcloro thoy nre tostroyr n1,i
Md cortiacd to 10 CORRECT in every arscn'ar tt M al
fcseelA hy tlio nets of te !'nnka ho,nxelvcs: jea
ses @ .c m.t,t;"a. T. a1 ~ ua ~ u1 VI
.t m ,,,v ,n.m ~ rn,f t1nut tn ia ra, In sn1,3it