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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-03

A GERMAN CONSUL AssAssINATEp.-In-
telligence has been received from Hako.
date of terrible murder committed
there-the victim being Mr.. Haber, the
German Consular Agent for that port
On the 18th of August the gentleman
was taking walk on the outskirts of the
town, when he was accosted by q two.
sworded Yskunin. Paying no attention
he passed on. The Japanese asked o
woman il that was fofeigner, and being
answered in the affirmative, again went
after Haber, and snatching up a cup OF
water dashed it in his face. Upon this
Mr.. Haber, being unarmed, and thinking
matters wore getting serious, attempted
to escape by running to a Japanese
house. The Japanese followed him, and
drawing his sword, cut him down the
neck. The blow brought Mr.. Haber to
the ground. and the Japanese brute then
continued to cut at him. literally hack
ing him to pieces. The Japanese then
wrenched Mr.. Haber's watch from his
pocket, and then deliberately proceeded
to the police station, confessed the act,
and surrendered himself, giving in the
watch as evidence of the deed. A Ger
man frigate has been dispatched to Ha.
kodate to investigate the affair. Mr..
Haber was young man, and had only
arrived at Hakodate on the 26th Of July.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-03

The Radical Republican Of to-day is
an animal as predacious as the coyote,
as savage at the hyena and as greedy as
the swine. The Radical Democrat is
simply an uncivilized American Bour-
bon, who neither knows how to ngnt IN
an enlightened way nor how to placate
like Christian when the fight is over
He is an insensate fool in politics and q
braggart in war;" etc. This pictue fur
nishes but little incense to feed the van
ity Of either Democrat or Republican
Sac. Union.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-03
NOTICE.

THE coPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE 1;ds
~ s,m' name and style Of Bishop Lee, has
IN. .S;s dsv been dissolved by mutual consent-A.
5 u p;shop withdrawing from the business. All
y. Iisbilities Of the late firm are assumed by
sne lee who will receive and receipt for all
S.bts due the late firm, at the same business
house. &c. BISHOP,
L, LEE.
Phoebe, June Is, 1874. ,eie-lm
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-03

We learn that the Virginia land True.
kee Railroad Company have about 2zS
men ct work between Washoe City and
Steamboat, on the Reno division, grad
ing of the high places on the line. NIL
ing up the cuts and making the road az
level as possible so that the locomotives
hauling freight between Reno and Car
son can pull one or two cars more than
heretofore, without having to double uE
the steep grade near washoe City,
| TVirg, Chronicle.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-03

The big lathe which has for some
time been in process Of construction at
the Union Foundry on the Divide, has
been SO far completed that it has been
set up temporarily and is now in use. 1t
is for turning off large iron wheels and
pulleys. Next Spring it will be set up
in building that will be erected purpos-
ly for its reception. when it will be SO
placed that a wheel twenty feet in diam.
eter may bs turned on lit. Although the
lathe is so far completed that it is in
use yet to make it perfect in every part
not less than fifteen tons of castings will
be required. The lathe is being built
under the supervision of Charles Cum
mings. one Of the proprietors Of the foun'
dry, and when finished will be one of the
largest and most complete machines OF
the Pacific coast. 1t takes shaving ar
inch in width off an iron wheel about al
easily as though it were merely the soft
est wood.-[ Virg. Enterprise, %.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-03

The celebration of the third anniver,
sary OF the Pacific Coast Pioneers, ana
the tenth anniversary Of the admission
Of Nevada into the Union, which taxes
place in this city on the 3lst Of October,
promises to be the finest affair OF the
kind ever witnessed in Nevada.-l Virg
Chronicle.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-03
L O S T.

NHECK NO. 482, FOR EIGHTY DOLLARS,
I dated June Is, 1874 drawn by j. NJ. Seibert in
favor of vigo Smith or order, and payable at the
Office of Wells, Fargo Co., San Francisco, Cal.
All persons are cautioned against purchasing or
negotiating for the same. as payment has been
stopped. Said check was registered at Phoebe
Postofice in letter No. 1865, package No. 100,
and addressed to vigo Smith, Richfeld, Utah,
and has not been traced beyond Beaver, Utah.
Phoebe, New, August 8, 1874. au9-30d
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-03

RUSSIA IRRIrArED.- French news.
papers publish St. Petersburg advices
confirming the report Of Prince Bis.
marck's overtures to King Christian, OF
Denmark, looking to the incorporation
of that country in the German Con-
federation. The correspondents say Rus
STA is greatly irritated at the attempt and
will never permit Germany to hold the
key of the Baltic Sea. The same papers
say that the opposition of Russia to the
German policy in Spain is due to this
course.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-03
TO RENT.
$40 REWARD.

1rRAYED FROM PATTERsON's STATION,
- September Q, 1874, one Dark Iron Gray Pony,
branded on left hip with three straight marks.
connecting at the lower end, called the crow
foot brand. se16-d
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-03
L O S T.,

ON THE 10TH DAY OF JULY, A CERTIFI-
~ cate of Deposit on Wells, Fargo l. Co., No.
1857, drawn in favor of Martin Kochersperger
for s240. All parties are cautioned against ne
gotiating for the same, as payment has been
| stopped. fy2l-lm
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-03

WE learn from Mr.. McAllister, who
arrived in town last evening, that fatal
accident occurred last Wednesday at the
Garrison mine at Cortez. Several blasts
of giant powder had been set off in the
bottom OF shaft about sixty feet in
depth, and q miner named Mckenzie
was lowered down in bucket to send
up the rock thrown out by the blasts
Soon after reaching the bottom he called
out to those above to hoist him out as ht
was getting faint from the fumes OF the
powder When near the top he faintec
and fell from the bucket striking thu
Jagged rocks at the bottom of the shat
and killing him instantly. - [ Austii
Reveille, 80.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-03

We had the pleasure yesterday of see
ing some samples of very fine sulphur,
which had been melted out for the Utah
Chemical Company, of this city, by Jas.
t. Blanchard, Chemical Engineer, under
a patent recently applied for by this gen.
tleman. The process consists in
sweating out by steam under conditions
peculiar to the inventor, thereby pre-
venting the Inflammation, insuring a
rapid separation from the gangue, and
an exceedingly clean product. The com
pany's mines are situated near Soda
Springs. Idaho, and contain an mex.
haustible supply of ore, certain strata
ranging as high as IS per cent. pure sui
phur.-T St. l.. Tribune. Goth.
, 1874-11-18
F0rctuu Markers,

A"FEtUu H&HFEE1Ht
,L1vEnroot,, Nov It'll y. m.--Flour, 21a923a "a.
" Mnea.uWtntef ss@a1s 81 spring. sitDst ri white
ya M saasdos; club. 1ls sd@tos Cd. Corn, 30s ID.
19fx. ~. Lara: GA %. Weather dry.
WErat-Wlttc os od@l04 sirinQt o. 2daY. 81, Corn
ssa 0iS9soa 90: l4ra. 7os. nocclp.a-'yhaat, last
threo dnys. 1000 qrs. Nono American. ~.
Weather unsettled.
L,vEnrooh, NV. 1850 p. m.-1.ara, us, ncst
LoSpoN. Nov. 17.--weather throughout rne)anl to-
Jay unsested. Rata for nlonoy IL tho Stock Ex-
change, on Government socur1lies il AK nar conk
Cohsola-Monoyt o3!s account, 03,f; uuited STATE
5.20 honda Of 1905. 1UJ4; 'u7s, l151< lo-lOg io1M
now 81, i0!A; Nav York contrs, a5; Eric. 2tt<al1:
Lnsted oil, 25s.
PARIS, Nov, l7.-Hcnscs, OFF 41xc,
L1vEnrooL. Nor. t7-Yarna and iatrics nt Mahches,
ter hruor; prirea generally doarer, Especially ior
yarns. '
Cotton firm: niddng uplands, 7,1d j; uIdallno Or.
oana, 5Ad; 1alcs 10 000 balos speculation and er-
port 900 AnastcAu, 1900; cotton 10 arrive l.iod
cheaper. ~' >'AS~
nreadstnffs firm. Rcd Western spring gheat. sa ID
ass o.. Corn, 3Gs Cd. Receipts of wheat tie naat
three aays, 1000 qrs. none American. Beef 8Ga
Lard, III. nellned petroleum, 8k@1Ad.
LONDON, Nov. 17.-Tho Marx Lane Erp4es, sa7a
thas &hs weather during thn past week hns been cold
Ttefe has been son1e and frost, which has bte
injurious to rhstnrcs. but 6t tic time as favor.
allT checked wheat, which ges,ing too lnxnrfant
Thu wheat market r. improving In TONS A rlaa Of Ii
Ii noted ON tlB Continent.
, 1874-11-18
CHICAGO DAILY MAlKET.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. II,

TuEsp.r EvENrSo, NOV. II,
ALC0HOL-Was firm at $l.D1a3.OU.
DEANs-Wers III light request. Eastern mediums
eo!A y s.;ss@..so and Western do 81 $, ,so@l.7s.
Dn0OM-cOHN-Tho recelpts for tho week wero
over 2ss,udQ lba aenalIer than st week; whtlo The
slpn'enta a1e about 1a3, 600 hs larger. nroom-corn
quoatiohs 'i E1tra M Gnrl. io@iio; M No. M harf, S'
o4e; hr.lsh that viii work itsef into eho!eo hurl
e = d. that w ,aas %sss tsse Int
s5 assof Ifi eH@Ss sFssss sssS; 3@ Ssse
sa &C. esss Ssn xs5k @ xsfoa g. s oess fs
land cement. $,'ooaT5o Y e5l uaIs IN hulk, ;oe@
1 es s fs S,l Passsss
kco and nacine pressed: s27uota32, o. do; Indians,
pressed, So oves3s 90: do common. *lo:uoea12e.
movement n this limo Of goods, aud, low ~ prices now
arc, the nlnrkct oca not display mrlrh strength In
ANIL, Wy tho fni quotea prics arc bsps realized but
sxiag & sssrt; ssSs; LeSisten, sio Meatsar, sig;
soc; 6urlap bags, 1 and 81: 1c@ise; gunnes. sin
g'c 1G@l7e: do double, 2c@27c: woolacis, sstas7c.
.s s sy sy nss ~
week aEo have lcen uniformly well sustained. Tho
delnsul for shipment has been sutcteut to anaorb
of cholca aud fancy tabte qualities have more than
eaualod tue current reqnsremenss Of local consumers
to fa1ey yellow, s2ts3se; nedism @ To- GOOD grsdss,
2lG933n; inferior to common, liG322c.
CHtESE-Butinesa rnlea 1not at pF1ccs not quot
ably ditercnt FROM those current fortnight ago.
Stocks nmple and thers fr.a selors Ut tho
uoxfd range Of prices: Iurk factory ltaloo; Wcat-
cru do, mild, 149l5o; lower gradea. 9KtglJc.
C0AL-The cpal-tFale IL not activs iu past ycara
at tlis stage OF tho the continued mness Of
tao weathes operating ayainst IN active movement.
prleoa, however, remain nnch.nge, stocks
paratively gut: 1sigh, $40 s1us II "; tacfawanna,
range, $lU0G; Lackawaunn, other Ezes, 1860: Penn
syyAta uannel. s1.oo Indiana canne $500; Eric aud
Walnut Hill, S75u: Lick Hun, $3.50; brooks, $3.50;
Bossburg S5ou iosking valley, $7Go: 1ndiaua block.
$3.50; Minonk. $5.6u: Wilmington. s5.Uo.
COOpEEAaE-rarkers goots were s*lnb1e at former
psices Sales reported Of lb0 pork barrcA at
Lard uerres at l.ao. Quotations: Pork barrels,
s15 lard, tierces, $3.50; flour barrels 48353o: whis
ky barea.s, flD0 200; pork staves, rough, $l6.gu9
1900: 10, hucked slstoa2ao0; tierre ataves, rough,
SO. .H@340o bucked Or sawed. $so 0u@?s.0o; wlixky
slaves, rough, s25.OeQa28.uo; do, bucked, s2S00G4
5000; aour ssarcs, s7.aoss.bo circ1s aour hcatng.
7AGagc.
fair. Opium. morphine, anu sollac have advanced in
tympahy with the Eastern markets. sharp We:tosu
competition has resulted iu decline in castor oil.
ohcr articlea were unchanged Following arc quota-
, 1874-11-18

EGGS -woro moro plenty and less firm. strictly
fresl pseauges sold ut 2ae, and others Mt aS23o; pick
distributing tho woek thezo laa been do.
cline et a@5ot lsr H. MDfi IL & NC ,a9sRefs
unchangssi. Huslnoss ts ausnt IA IN 10 b. sxrcc-
Cd st lAts ssascu 81 of q ts g. se.r wa now aiota:
Ns NJ xetes sa he: Se Nc xis
now. -brl, sle.uo@9l936: NJ bay. sdDg@s. -; No.
q nasssrs .r ssses H. [tHy hksss S
Gsrllg, sp!is. brls. ss,5olsyoo; do br tssja i50;
br xI5a@ 4I; Golu1nGia River sa!is.o1. Nbri. bis
@lvy9 osesn a sro1t ; to1 s, ana dox = ease $500
demand for forti:n fruits, ~ tIe holidays anproach
snd I'll descriptions are woFk!ng yeFy hrn D1nest!
sss,ss 0 stsy 9fy III f. ns Y awes @ T ss, Is H. H.
now qun'a: Fol.klaN-Datcs, oX@loo; ii'gs. lrums,
nsr a s a. sp% hs xStssa rat. nsw
lsN,slae; ralsins layors n.S new Saosa se: DO, o!
2esa,u poMssr!o-Atas4 ,jas s|Eps. 1a2s Mthgaa
4. ' % @is; 10 psrsl. bsskSsrfIss new il
S' Sss kursFilSsss .os tfrts Tsfrsons. ~
2la25c; Naple4 waintlts. l6a 8c; aronob!e walnuss
lts Wpssn nsa. ssSs }sey a.
ond quality. 7.a l0c: Tenuas0ce peanuts, rsts, 71iou
African ,psanuuss;; S'>taac:
GREEN rNoI IhLhrpies arc heal'1tR slo"Iy ~ fe-
n,lseitied feeling. Cranbssrca arc Hteady. 0thor
fruits arc auist ant many othor 4ot,'sss!o % W.
o,la fluOU AtaIHga do. I.oisanA uTanges
ss0otso11 rer rl apples. lrs br lls0@9.so: cloles
winter o, sa.76aana; do, Ii cars, s3ooe53ao; isabella
slauoesisoS M pr hrI: will d. FLING iooo aanrcs.
75cdssluU Ier tm.ks1, Or ;9to per brl; oalifornia
rears California graies. Per euse, 6D Its
Tokay xiUUU; do aISe4. $500. aalaKa grapes, s. W
Gal.t0 prr hrK sud SO. .otla II 30 per br.
iES-A lilhFAl nHurETutH Of lIIeb
accomplished in ,h!4 department Of trade, nowi,jt.
standing tlo fart tat individual purchases worn snsl.
Tio Of pricrs WAS rlhss In b1lyarH favor al
aroi,nd but tho actua| prcoshangea ware conduel TO
AtJ!ic decline III sugars, anA reduction ur Sc In
Nov Grlrnus nolaeses. Gandles III ltght atocs,
and uro firm. Soaps aan 1Fo helh firmly. Spleen ara
1ucuug with moro inquiry ut unchanged pslesa. QUO
lulnia hru ~ fnllawR:
u1-UAhu HopA--f@Ikc.
, 1874-11-18

.9s r. ss'sS cs O. e. Ssys '2@ats 9s,
d 5"asE s, DO ,sS9
do Prime. 2s@2sho; Marucao. 23h@2tAe. .,,..,u.
tu ss fli og s!;ssrn'
''Ps sssxS S.i,S; N 4, srn,n.a mi
Sssxs ss : p;Sss S;s T. Ss Il; &; s
oXaghe; A. 40. sA@aa eommon 90, N@sHe;-.
extsa d. 1e7ss Nov orisas,s H. moa.ss. shoiee ,sw;
PORTO lseo molasaas, choice, ss96oa: common mo.
lassos. 4uGa43c.
srioEn-Aliapicc, l7i@is!&o; eovss. 5s@5sc; oau-
~; ass Hsss aa''1:Ss ~ :tss Ns 'a
4N@5e; whito Li'y, ovaSAo; &hIte no.s, aNaass;
palm. oaoNc; savon Imperial. aN'3a,so willie RUS
sisn, s'ttsto; Champaign, odsoho Trus D!ae, eE@
srAnon-silver alosa, s,l0loo: common, sa1oo;
1fAY-Tho offerings tho naat week haze been .nsull
sasn. ~ & nass. sno % as,nana HSn N Of S hay ssIv
aud are slso higher for prairo. Tns supply Of tue lt
Ter va only tair md timothy VA very .tarce: Fol.
free Oh board and The inside for track rino
thy, primo, fl7.0o@l7.6U; No. !, $16.6u@l7co; No.
d. xls,1oai559 y; mits ehotse Up.
KsTImothS sl5ooGi6.oo; praiFlo ss.0aSli.oo; oat
H1DEs-Durtng tho weok inat elapsed there tas
bepn little change IN hltca. Tho nnrkct has not bean
nc.iyt, tl,t 8teady dealers aud tnNnera taking tho
stock st for green'onred. Deprtsafon y atil
reported East hence aaipers are operating cautious
sasy Il o;ssa sy eues eres Yeti
veal 12c dry aint. la@lsci dry KIP, lse; dry halted,
otherwiao damaged, two-hiras Prices: branded. ~
per cent oa hheep pelts wool Estimated ns wasu por
wclis saya: "rhcre Is no chanee to report II our
market. Shipments to Europe continue quite liberal,
aud the demand from btowots is fair. Ths fact Ia be-
coming more appasent TINT nno ops ship-
90 ou tho market to buy whenever they rccolvp orders
fot export, will hear US out in these romHrks We
Of aa good hops % lavo been shipped 70 England ts
scaso, whro the ertiro country ACQUIRED tho effort 10
ud the,n Our London friends may therefore, look
los gradual aeelns in tue quality q tug American
Itself 10 much In tho strength In the picking mud
general sppearanca Of lho hopB. Our Loudon letters
this week fully contFm late cap!o reports Of an i'm.
tle news las not at any Tine been strong enough to
affect the NoT York market favorahty. OF cunrsc,
shtpments TO Europe tcnd to Keep prices from decIiu
tng, AID will have that tendency wllo exporting
tlnucs Vauca here will I've entirely governed by prices
tn London ell IN thas markct for hops, with quick
sales for cash, paya stnal profit abovo cost price
sold ~ higi rla which Is &c pr th better Cons!l.
ertng tho nrgu amount of capital required 10 handle
our crop THIS season, dealers Gay the pruts III the
ycars. Export clearances Last wosk. 1l12; total
ports lsew ,r 1ors2 *inse ,9s3 sspt. / 1s74, 7ua1"
lots to meet Immediate wantB. 1nside quotations for
}rnD for rnr.1otf. Wa uuptn.
, 1874-11-18

sEEDs-Wcrs dull early, but lstt'e order trade In
cuysr aud timothy spran1 UP later, an the oloelngs
Of both bslug l'ghs. preea we're shade hrmer, tne
Al 81 l7sa lsS Hungarian lid n,lilet tola today 4
la. .io.y 1 sase 20 psea faf DO 10
bags cosnlon to Al IS bags do at s210; bags
G e. @ % 1fS' sss gse eoss saa eyss q q
1aSe; cur no. Ut Csc; cur At eoc 10 bags laz at
ononlaes aud Saginaw, lne $l.oo; osnad4 40. COG
LOS; ordinary coarse, Sl.9o; coarse dlanond aud
& Sass sss soS 1.iea ssy 3:ss xs pss ss. s'
mud prlces, without boluR, materially lover, srs
fsss IT.. - teoas sts %g hyson' 10 eo%sa so u @ H.
S;s: aPs5s stSs t. &c. fasa % q sos:
aioso Tln9.aay. tloo91:iu; estrs sley;'ns, slsd
colos a ~ s' do. 35a45s; common 10 ins oo1ong, I'D
t EsS 5pf III fsIss ples M ind no
cut have been subjected to nn advance of 5000.
smoking grades feuaia firm .na unchanged Trade
u. s;sss;: toait. sss3a; - poor to COM
piua@S.i.,sal leaf. soas1c; half bright es@7oo;
black, sound, no@33o; common black. 4lgl7c.
sMo91Na-ooua to choice. 9sta3so; medium, sl@
Wt]uD-Tllere ia 0nly light demand for wood as
Tho following HuaatIona: Haerh. II 01; maple, *800;
hickory, {9.DU sluhs, SU.60-leIiyerel.
WUtL--Tte market IL quiet uul unchanged, The
Nostun journal " Commerce Fays: " Tnere haB been
very ltslo apparent cilango iu tbs wool market for
era[ wcgks, and the EutGetiun of the manufacture In
th4 woouu lnu haa ratleF overturned sone caicula-
tul,R aIduco! from thu confussedy small stock and
thn high prices Of wool abrpad. There lAvs been
largo p1Ibrr of fsctpr!es bca!los those xhich par
t!allr hspeudst, which have suspended for rtaaona
II liz naot, snd arc ns dsciau to inks otrsrs ns
Tor Uand lots At only slight s,adug Of priees, aud
thsrs u 10 hrsak on good qusuasa Of WOOL but de-
, 1874-11-18

HOGS--13uyers anticipated supply today Of from
to 40 0oo logs and when they entered tha yara
this lnornnR aud aseeI!sincd as they very soon DID,
was . lively scrambltug for tho porkera. Shippers
wuntod about 10,03o head. and were determined to
hayo them; honce the efforts Of packers 10 absorb the
pales showed All mproyemen, ~ compared Will YER
torays prices, Of lo@l5c, whilo before 10 o'clock
advance Of 25c had been established, prices going to
s8.507.40, where they wcro caally sustained 10 tho
cose. vt. Louis ia said to be making vigorous effort
to dFt tbs Iowa log trade from Chicago 10 herself.
Drovers ray that ST. Louis buyera visiting all tho
hog-growng districts, and ara Offering big prlcsa"
The effect npou our reca!pta ia no. yet perceptbls
The market closed 1rn,. with everything ao1d.
, 1874-11-18
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wero bloa for rec
ord Monday, Nov. IT:

ofd Monday, Nov. II:
ulrY PROPERTY,
1lolkc ut, 100 It Of WaaLtsuaw aY, q t. 60I
lG II, IAsa1 NV, Observation-Disclosures III, 10
West Madison st, 8, It Of Campbell av, il t, ii
xl21 0'fo H. dated jnne 81, liza. ., t5
TIE pssnases No. 21 Church place, dated Oct.
Bloom It. iS5 Il Il rii,.i;aitii st ID:
125 G-l0 #, dated Nov. Observation-Disclosures. II. IL
Wentworth ~, l,e = Of rwenty-uinth ii,
Mx1N II, dated Jun. .6:...,............, rs
1b1l2SA II, dated Nov. iG...,.,,,,. a.
Von Horn at, \ e cor Of Wood at, u +, a4xi:5 It,
datol March h25.......,............,.. Is.
Langley st, n Of ard near Tdrty.oghtl al. .
(, 2a1ll2E II, dated Nov. IL. :. ,,,, 7n
aroycland Park, 418 SID # u ol Costaue 0rpya ~
ay, n I, 601190 CLIO It, Iated Nov. l3,...,, 1Dc
honros st, g It Of Fifth ~ u t. ao1loo' dat
tos On st, 2eo Il of Ko;,ss ~ sni il; ii 'z'
Kinks It, W I, E0xl15 IT, dated Dec. !, 1873., ii
University place, 125 It Of 1ulolrs nv, u I. 25x
12a T.. datOa Noy. la.u..................... l4,t
hnrtlsM ~, near ThtEty.seconl at, wi, Mtl25
#, dated Nov. 17..... ..:.... ............ J.,
Prsi1is iFna u e. 20 OF dano s WI aSslso IT,
rshsyh ~, ot Tiirteontl IT. ii, 23j;xl7oS ~
81, dat0A Oct. 1B,
pavlln ut, e04 # n Of West Lake st, " /, 251l0i
It, dated Aug ug7...............,.,...... l,
sou94 or cf1x 1IatlTs w1rHlNA nADlus or NIL
by coUHr-nouaE
Bowen ", 469 It " ut Qhnmpiaju, u I, Raxll1
+ 7-l0 II, dated NOV. Observation-Disclosures, u
t1fty-zt!th u: v of Stewart Az, n T. l25rlsOf 1t,
Lot 5. noet 10. fisssse Il i's'ii;:.i soc. IL -
%, u, datsd July l.-.........,.......,...t.
, 1874-11-18

METALS AND T1NNEns' STOCK--An materials
aF Tss s,si 1se , Hn s SsGoti ao ss,s
%, Sl25o; do roohng 1A12o, 10. sl1,ou; do. 2ox2s
pla r1s-large. $50; small, 7eo; bar. soo.
J,E*D-pg. 7kc; bur, sx S9o; lend pipe, eI,[@sNc:
Corren-Dosson,s, $50; shcsthing copper, a2o-
SHEET z1Nc-Fuil caass. 1bc; less quantity, 1oAc:
6nzEr inos-No. a. sKc rates; Russia iron, to IA
inclusive S0o DO No. STUNNED, l0c; American Rusaa
W1nr.Nos to q, DC; Ito Q, 1oc; 10 to II, lie: 70,
11Xo IL aud H. l9he; 10 10, l4c IT, 1861 is, 1Go;
-. lse; 10 soa full bunales. IS por cent discount
NA1Ls-Have: declined 1eK{c .nce last week. Now
aaat1e' 9nS ~ n =. tal1T' u a9sod e. gsE so o2 81
N&vL aa aast ana ashaaS:
S1anG. Msai!s r9p T. 4lsSf i !; ss Fsope *
+, ia@sos; hemp tstred rope: b. l7@lso: o.hi@,
~ sSG?9es 1es psh = S' r., tar
u eennsss ses.onSb1y ~ active for the
soason, and oiteoa r1lls 1ru Lard nil has moved up
r. 70 hs - nc % e synes in
dee. test, ia@l2ka; DO Illinois legal test, l5o log,
!ssHs asis GIa s it, hssf5 n fa ysss se s7s;s
s2s nusce, raw ss@s5c do, boiled, 8sa9oo; shslo,H
@ as Ill., e. s.irs y bss2 ssssy s ss
tafpsSsins .4sise;s aaps:bs. Is gravity, HalsSo;;
POTAToEs-ch teachblows and other rariot!os
sold readily the paat week prices advancing early The
blows preferred, aud aold today at 753Soo Vest
esn do are quoted It 70975c, and choice At 7ac.
Early roao, 65G5Gtc.
POULTRY AND GAafE-Throughout tho week
poultry of all kinds has been exttemely dull, Live
poultry was abundant and nusalal,e. dressed being
preferred. The receipts Of late have been chiefly
Iresscd, hut tic demand has fallen abort Of the sup
ply. and tha weather bean soft, ho1co pr3cea uero
weak and unsettled. Game ndyanccl being leas plenty
aud in better request Turkeys. 8a9c do rcatcd. 10
loc: chickens. 1--we. $500; drsssed do, $2.25@ao0;
ducks, $2.25o+76; geese, 80 .CQ5 1905 prafro ctck
Gus. s575; al!ar ducks, $3.50; small ucka. sl.co;
qatl s1.io5a.00 venIaon hams. lsc pes II; do saa-
dies. 12ho. .-.
NAILlsOAD FRE10HTs-Rcmain ss lollowa:
, 1874-11-18

port tho fnarhct a. having gradually let!or tono,
being ssoug and atcady, with faig anles 1T full prcos,
though have slouo very littlo III TIM weoh Man:
ufacurera arc mt prchninR to buyloltcra ara not
oyaranxina 10 neli In enea wonA lttio or no cngo,
Eond ineli., grades being s faYoritost OF moat In
dcmnntl." Quotations:
Good to primo tub.wapled. ,f5257o
Poor to good tub-waahed 4tQa52o
Fine and medium washed lccce ,43ai7o
Coarse washed feecp ,4DGsatt
Medium and coar1a tnwnRhoi i.,,,,.....,..,30 -, ,30a3io
Finn unwahhea .1G33pn