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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-21

HoRxrBLr AocrDkSr.-A dispatch from
Eureka. Nevada. states that 4 horrible
accident occurred at the Richmond
Smelling Works yesterday morning.
Joseph Rice, employed as oiler in the
engine room, while oiling the machinery.
wa caught in the betting and his body
completely torn to pieces. Both arms
and legs were torn Of. and the back bone
drawn from the body. Deceased was
nineteen years Of age, and at the time
Of his death had only ten minutes moro
10 work. As he intended to give up his
position, having accumulated sufficient
funds to complete his education, and
intended 500 to enter one Of the CAL
ifornia colleges.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-21

TEE Nevada (CAla.) Traasript has
bean laundering Judge Hawlsy. and the
Reno Journal rushss to his defense. In
our judgment Judge Hawlsy needs no
champion. He il . favsrits with the
people Of Nevada and likely to remain
90. II. however. no has need OF defense
10 is from the petty Democratic organs
in Virginia. who profess their intense
desire to make him U. s. Senator.
Their endorsement will. II persisted in,
kill any man politically.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-21

JOIN d. LEE. the alleged leader Of
the Mountain Meadows massacre. who
va recently arrested Tor murder. is con-
Ansd at Fort Cameron. Beaver. He is
guarded by civil ~ well as military au.
thontiss, and Is heavily ironsd. Each
night . guard sleeps with him. the two
being chained together. One wrist Of
sssh IL h~andcuffed. He is gloomy and
l~ov.spiritsd since he has been ironsd.
He says that his life can mot be shortened
moro than Q few years at the worst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-21

A rrMID correspondent wanted to
know how to tell a mad dog. and the ed
itor made the following suggestion:
.'we don't know what he wants 10 tell
him. but the safest way would bs to
communicate TO the deg in writing.
Send the letter from . gun. in the shape
Of wadding. followed By small shot. to
see II he gets It,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-21
Marriages.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Han Francisco,
November 10. Frank @. Nsvnnds TO Nlss
Clara A, Sharon, daughter OF VIM. Sharon,
E,q., u. 8. senator elect from Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-21

Father oil the Driue, was born on IN,
9th Of January, 1891, at Smithfsld
jefferson county, Ohio. consequent,
he ia nearly fifty-four years Of age. Tn,
village is eighteen miles from Steuben
vile. and the region is one Of the mos
romantic in the West. His family wer'
Quakers, and traced their lineage bacl
to the settlement OF Pennsylvania by
William Penn, when their English pro
gsnitor came TO America. The boy
hood Of Mr.. Sharon wa quiet and event
full. He lived at homo and steadily A.
tended the village school, except at briei
intervals when he vas engaged on hi
fathers farm. At seventeen the passion
for travel came upon him. The south,
eastern portion OF his native State wal
at that time new, and although steam.
boats were running on the Ohio river Il
Pittsburg. they were Insignificant craft,
and their trips were infrequsnt. He
purchased an interest In q fiatboat and
started for New Orleans. His expert.
sncs in this line OF mercantile bushes,
was unfortunate. In crossing the falls
at Louisville the boat was wrecked, and
serious loss and great Inconvenience fol.
LEVIED. His partners had defrauded the
youthful boatman, and shorn Of the profits
Of his investment he returned finally
from New Orleans. wearisd and disgust
cd with human nature, TO his native val.
ley. After working for three years on
the old homestead, in which his father
gave him an interest, he entered Athens
College as q student, being then 81. At
90. he left college and went back TO the
farm. He diversified his labors with
the study Of law. reading for the first
six months at home, and the next sir
months in the Office OF Edwin n. stan-
ton. afterward Secretary Of War. I'm
PEELED thereto by failing health, he went
West rs far as St. Louis. having in his
pocket letters Of introduction to Hon.
Edward Bates OF that city. After con-
tinuing his legal studies for Q while long
or. he was examined BY Judge Krum Of
st. Louis and admitted to practice In
the Courts Of Missouri. His health re-
NAMED poor. and he was obliged to
abandon the pursuit Of law entirely.
In 1874 he formed o mercantile partner
ship with his brother. DR.. John X. Sha-
ron, and settled at Carrollton, Illinois. q
small town about fifty miles southwest
OF Springfield. DR.. Sharon died some
years since, but his sons continue msr-
in the same place. Mr.. sha-
ron remained there until the first hectic
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-21

The bridal chamber Is one oil the cosi-
est and shnnisst in the entire mansion.
From the windows the Potrsro, the bay
as far as Alviso. and the green hills be-
yond Oakland-above which towers the
blue summit OF Mount Diablo-aro dis
tinctly visibls. A light-husd inoqnst
carpet Of fanciful pattern, with . still
moro fanciful border. covers the floor.
The curtains are Of delicate drab satin,
lined with blue, and have = broad bro
cade bsrder frightened by garlands Of
many-colored flowers. Every import
ant piece OF furniture in the room Is Of
white holly-an English wood rarely
found in America trimmed with ma
hogsny and relieved by flowers in sprigs
and loops, the colors Of which are laid
on with the finest artistic skill. The
lounge and chairs arc OF solid rosewood,
upholstered in drab satin. A fireplace.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
COTTON MARKETS.

NORFOLK Sept Cotton seady MJing 15e net reept.
l9J bales cOawse 10 bales; sales AZ baes stock 400
bales
sAyASSAH Sept 8Coton fair demand MdinFs 10 he Lo"
Mddngs Good Ordinary l4c net receipts 80 bae gross
32G bales; sales. 1868 baesi stock 1883 bales. - -,
ST LOWS S-Coton quiet aud unchanged Mdflnes lbi2
net receipts Ia b gross 73 bales fhpmnt loI bales STOCK
2474 bales .,,, ,,, -
BrxokY Sept S-Coon easier; Mdilngs, l6e gross re-
oep 249 bales exports cosise, 40 bales sales ~ baes spin
WltMIseToS sept SCotOn Gulet Mdng, l52c ne. receipts
Q bales; sales, 10 bales; stock, 15l bales. . ,,,
CHARLgsToS Sept S-Coton stead and in ir demandi MIC
dngs 10 net receipts III baes saes 0OV Oaes 0' "''0
bales
NoBuR Sept S-Co;ton dali and nnehsnge Mddngs l5ai
Low Mddngs 5c Good Ordinary l4ei net receipts 40
bales; exports coasiwse Is bales; stock 4,3sl bales
NKw-URLK.ss. Sept 6-Coon queti Mddhng 1881 Low
Mddngs l5sc; Good Ordinary IL ; net receipts I4V oaies
gross l75 bsles sales $50 bales stock 1880 baes
LOUISVILLE Sept. S.-Cotton quiet; hddiinss, lGc ,,.
MgNPHIs, Sept sCoton-Dem'nd AR, offerings light; Mddng
15l Low Mddlng, l5Gl5Ss%; net receipts ls1 baes SUPP
Inents, 229 bales; stock, $500 bales .,,. -,
BosToS, Sept sCotton quiet snd unchsneei Mdng II 4i
gross receipts 35 bales sales 200 bales stock, 5000 bales
CNCISSGTI sept S-Coon steady; hding lde shipments 49
bales; stock, 8 93l bales r -
PHILADELPHIA Sept S-CottOn quet h1dlhs
ceipts. bales gross, 20 bales $500.
GALVESTON Sept S-Cotoa fair demanf Mddng 10 'sc Low
Mddng li Good Ordinary l4c net receipts So bies gross
S82 baes exports eoats i2O bales sales IZoo oaes ocA
7,4jb bales
AUGUSTA Sept S-Coon quiet and steady Mddngs
net receipts, l4l bales sales 256 bales
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
The STATE OF TRADE.

AIBASY Y s-whest quiet Rye steady olts quiet No
5oc Cora qne but bnn sales bag lots Round Yellow
95e BsreT quite cve sales 10 Canada 10 arrive b.
eAnI q private terms Malt ttesdy
BAITxoRE Sept sCotton que. and steayj Low Bddlngs
l5e4dGe Our dali and unchansei Wheat quiet but firm No.
Red Wec 81 rs No. d. 81 22d$l 23 Rsjecie DO 81 10
ii Is; Red Maaod 81 25a$I $751; Amber do 81 3lds1 3s
White 81 20Q$l 80 Corr firm Waite Southern. 96ci Yellow
92e estern Mixed Soc Oats scarce and higher Southern
6OaG5c Western hiIel hOa6Oc RE firm at 9O495e. Hay
changed Meats-Shouders qlet at 92' Clear Rib Sides
scarce and fnn 134al32 BaeonSholde quiet lOisD
lOc; Clear Rib Sides 6rl aud at l42ql4Ac Hans
Sugsreurei l4dl6c Lard unchanged. ButeWeern dull but
ira at 25d26c Petroleum unchanged Coffee nominal Whisky
BUrYAIo sept 8-ale and rail imports for the ls "a hOurs
Flour II 076 bbl Wheat l6S627 busb. Corr l635j2 bnh
So 36g bush Corn 6Gl bush osts 7jO bush Rail Exports
-Whest 800 bash Corn 40.S00 bush; Oats 22i0 bush
Barley 2Oj bush sSnal Preghis higher shpms s-Wneot 9e
A%Ss, sS 15ss7 70; Ehe 81 s5as5 Is quiet;
sales reported milwaukee NO z sP1sg ~ Oe horhWe.sen
100000 bush. SiaS2ie Oats qaeti No Western held at
49e 6nn Casads 81 s0asl 90 Western 81 %
III IS. Bssnee unchanged.
Al OS: White 81 l5dSl 20. torn arm At 75G77c cls hm at
46d J2c Rye ct eJ Bar unchanged Butter unchanged
PoTk STEADY al s23ds23 So Lard STEADY sumld hell Al
gOoa md shoadcn Foe Cr Rb Sides Ia H.
Clear SIDES l3c Bulk Meats quet bu. 6rn bbOnder Be Clear
Rib Sides l3i2c Clear sdes lSnl4e WHISKY strong at 81
CHICAGO, Sept S-Ponr eniet aud unchanged Wheat active and
do spot % 4s Septersbef; 93l4 oeoer 949l 2 ior No
Sac for ksectei Corn hsheI 74sse for No.
hiIed cash; "a @ segenpsr 4c, ocbei; Igh Hi,ei no
zoe REJECTED 732c4e Oats aruvs sni gheI ace for fo q
cash; $50, sepember 45l4, October; heected 43asl3s
~ ds4e for No Barley fair ana higher
97d9Se for No sphag esh 03s e?eabsf s0es02 is No
Il % ,.ir ali he rear BsI Mes. ssd mir demand
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
Green Corn, ~ lO0S- 75QSl 90
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

@ Rn.ss Sasi ciis IT, s eaa 'I.S sf
9 ordinary native and 9l2dli for fair TO prime do
GiOc a. for poor choice mki yea 4a5c b for or
to Choice sssers Gume Elliott veas 40 average
at 9e H. s. MGrsw sold 20 baternIk calves 25 q b average
BucEgbam so veas l65 each at Zoe = b. and az State
sasEP AND LAMBs-TOdys receipts SIC had3
cars eghhst IN car Foehst The market was quiet
at eoo o2;oI1isS Se isp sS1s % for 5
Judd Buckngbam sold Peuasylvana lambs 65la
p Je sold 1870 Ohio sheep So average at Sc b. aud 2O7
Elliot ed 80 siae is%bs 50 y .ysrsgs @ At 71s, n;
7 70 Canada do 60 d. at lei and " Ohio sheep rs b. at
Jane. Kirby sold Ga State lambs. 7O n average at7e p b Ge
do 62l2 t at G9a Co.. 45 t at 59' 40 DO e2 TO- at 6i9
MeGraw sold Ia state lsmb "a average, at 6i2c y b. aud
swIE0seeepis al at Forteth ears, 2e67 hogs
se alive and se had not been o
9l4d9lec for corn-ed-Eo many good enough for 9i2c
BUFFALO, Scot 8-CATTLKThe receipts to-day 1881 head
carr ssanst Ss5 car. time last week. The
rather slow las, weeks rates for all grades save fat butcher
stock good meuu to common The attendance Of
SsDo sS aed9 c sn sn so Sa rl. ron Ss
dSS D. $S 65@S 6e 100 hesS 6o Aelsn steers ranging from
from s7g 18l7 b. at 122Gs6 % 500 bead Ohio steers
steers ranging 1928 1881 ~ At S6asa 3O 10 bead Mis-
:2s ssss ai So % s q 1s1 s1es
the total supply for the hus far $500 head against 600
head last The market h.sy slow,
feeling being against ther There not sufficient sales to
establish prices -
Hoos-The receipts today 100 bead. mskng the total
sapp thus far $500 head against O4OO head for the
SAME me The fairly active hzbt de-
cline or There tut few good hogs Offering the
e Sa 75S. 6 20 o. ts1 sSP: :s IS a So H''A ''''
wATHRTowy. Mass. Sept S-BKEY cAT1LE-The receipts TO-
757 bead There fsir trade in Northern Cattle The
bnn ordinary grades being active aes
Of choice at $40 $40 25d$l0. Iii 6rst quality 50 20
dSlO; second quality. ~ 50G$J; tbr quality, - 5OdS7
LAnBs-Reeeos TO-DAY 1881 head There quite
lamb trade this oning owing the Hgbt
supply prices c b sales Of Sheep 10 lots
81 5Od "a each Extra 81 5OdS6 6O Spring Lambs 6G74 b.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

Of wni, asll :.sL .,a, rGssS wS. :.
st%.r sS :: At Sss: ISL s s.yn Sa ts ri ss'
i..ScSs ss s. S ssc55 We !
90 S9 SS So% SS s. S Cons, bush os
Dat @f sep% SS'1 doll a o. IL. la
81 Corn srneI ami highssi High at a, e, and an
mIe sC IL the .s on ;Se r.ss s 7os P.,1eeu0 assGsns
'Aia5 L s'' es @ 6 "a
f s5 - SSSss % 81 S6ss ss'a wSs quiet sSa ao
White q o5 Corr qqs; qs nd UStn,sss %s's a. SOC RE
S"e"Si o E 80 ',e1 .iT 10 fi s ss
ifa g sfsr be- cl4 !, lp ss for Ssaadf
Baf and higher ole for shGss wSy S SrneT At
81 So f.s Ssssnf 2 S @ ksuuely Hemp isd Flax and ''e
MssrS s ais, and :9fs,n'S, ,GSi7t co a' a,Sa SsS
Shoulder iSSi T;15 i5%i5nsS for sde: GOOD d.
W ais ks gS' i e. s @ 90 5 @
Ss@.s SS .Sd Esf sc 1is a. MGi s 5s RE sos %
No. & B@ .. u;s sP pqS s,S S 10 o'se
.OO0 bbs, ,PouI G2 900 bush Wheat
oswsSo sept and gnchoose e 81 7S9 o hS Se
Whes. gaet .sss G Se E1f' ~ GSe Can dS & s5 G. RI
higher BO $Si gso' $50 z ts9 toni Misa cSna
Wheat 6is; Corn NewYork Lumber - 20 70 e @ sou
%ST Laas Gs1. pneDs $500 bush Wheat feet
Lumb The amount Of Grain o. tho canal from ssO om h I former &
and from The ste 5 mae days was LOO4ooo bush "Nei"
M SP ,H7 Sf9Gr ssr q?s' IS IS G
81 25asl "a Amber; 81 30GSl 40 for White Rye soil al 9o
Corr dull AZ Yellow; Sod9Oc for Western Mixed ou
White PetroIeam-B1sneS small
lower l4all a. Refined Sepember III % early IN ocobe
Crude nomnsy SdSls bb 4ssal94e 10 bulk WHISKY so
81 o. Butter and Bradford County 'hoe
32a33c; 2jd27c; Far TO Good 2s~z4c
2Od22c but firm NewYork State fneV az
l3i20l4e; Westeu Reserve Pdme 2'4 dloc
Hall Skm l0d1le Egg at 24Q25c for PeGnsyvania 20
23c. for Western
.sd: 81 sS sSs S s Re-. soG 81 ;s o i
dsl l6 Corn inactive ard higher at 14GT62. for No. mre
Oats active higher 47049c No q Barley quiet and un
changed RYE demand 50 d90 Whisky scarce and
81 OIL PORK firm $2id$2i % Bacon higher at lo2
dlO shonders 1i4dl5c for Clear Rib Sdesi lo4 "a;
for Clear Sides shouer l0isl buyer September Clear b SIDES
l5e buJe September Lard lie for steam. Live Hog, dull
AMI at SIS s. 50Qs6 30 for Bacon $40
~ 80 for Butchers. Cattle unchanged 81 l21s3 80 for Texas
Steers s2ds3 20 for Cows sgd lie 3 25a$6 for Far t. Extra
Naive Recp-6,000 bbls Flour, 33OOO bush Whea
bash Corn 5000 bush Oats 900 bash Bsey 700 Hogs
llOO Cattle Shments-2O0O bush Wheat lOOO hHsh Corn
ToLEDo, sept s-Foar quiet and uneha9gel Wheat da ana
IA for No White Mhgan 81 W Tor Amber Mc6an
October 81 TO- No. Red 81 07 ostober 81 OG Rejected aea
81 ; Amber Illinois 81 IA Corn advanced Z eo,ng
quiet SOC for High MLed September and October a9e low low
Mixed 79lx grade Tie. Oats seadT at ave Tor NO. u 4v
for cash September and October 49e @ Mega1 fTgsn
nomnal Buffalo, 24d2l2. ReceiptS-l4OOO bush. mhe1G
1000 bush Cou and 1000 bush Oats & Dds
Flour $4,000 ba Wheat 5000 bush Corn aud ~ OOO oals
w,LsISeToS, c. Sept ssPIs rurpentne dull at Ss EOs1 m
quiet 81 70 Strained Crude TurDenune sIeadi II 20 ior
~ 25 Yellow Dip 81 20 for Virgin Tar eau at @l o.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09


PAINTs market has greatly improved ami there
doing statesmen sending IN their orders
about steady though The Imports hght
Amsrean White Lead both and u OIL without ohsuRe g N
Venetian Red 2s, aud scarce Ameesh
Quicksilver 81 1881 80 per bag; Paris White a demsnd seng
a 81 80, gold - IN, - - ..-,u. .,.
quoted Refined les active but value Is steadily nai quSu
Al II Sdl Sc aud future: Cases unchanged; quoted az
Napht on l0dlO2c Rebned Oh at fhuepms
10 Primary follows; OIL CITY nouiuaE ~ %
dull 81 O5 Housewife aln aho
unchaugel; ntusVe DO 1t 81 l0d$l l22i PrkerS ffd
Immetse shipments, gfd92A3a .
active
10 the Inde 1000 bbls selling at S22 20 aS23 81 p Whie
future and lower at S22 bid and $22 20 asked % sep
and October ohbilg 2 5O@S22 go the safes cash reg
r eed for fu delivery sales were re-
ported Beef steady old prices with light oaeng and
k emsni sales bbs $l2 a$I3 Tor PLAIN Mess SIS 80
sni nominal quiet without Cut Meats are
Bellies, which meet with fair demand toe
e Ar. 35 Bellies l2l9s 10000 Loose Bellies AZ
lUGiOl2 NJ; 1000 10 Picked Hams az l5ci lVVO
Piesid Shoulder at S0Sl; Smoked aud Green Meats dull and
At l2Lc for Long Cear AZ
which 800 the South Dressed Hogs are steady win
light supply old qaoe: S499i2e Tor Ciy ana o4
g or et,e gra-fed weak at hs decline
deliveries, for which steady september
offered al IA % bid a. the close, with sales oi 900 tcs
cash s for contract. and ic for City No and Ia e. loI o
Tor future 500 c October private terms 2OVO
tcs the year AZ s.; 500 tcs I months al ii 1916
HICETbere tA ohbng trade and prices remain Hneh
esme. 07 2 for Falr, 14c for GOod &c O fmei
she New Loussua At 7saoe ior fr to fnme
q 6QOSs., aud Patna az 704 l4c
KINS-Goa steady but less acuvei receipts l54 baes NA
cults 81 bales CabeO Ia bales Bals ~ bales Corpus
sales 80 bales Curaeoa ~ bales
Payts Deer far demand az former 9glres
OsbellO 1000 Central Amencan 2OVO Nuacos, an0
1,UO0 70 Matamoros We quotc
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA Sept s.-wool quiet but Arm stock
Ohio wanna West Virginia double and above 54G
55c; Extra % a55c Medium, 5S955c Coarse - 4Se New
Fine 49djlc Medium 81 53c
Cose a4sc; Combiug washei 6Od6jGi Combng unwahd
II Q43c Canals Combng 60d63c; Fine ungashed 81 35
and Medium. unwashed 37dSSc; TubNssho 63dh7c
Colorado yashel 25035; Colorado unwashef 2id2Ge Extra
and Merno Paed 42d45e: No. Super Pulled. 42d45c
Terss Fine ana Medium 27d3jc Teyas Coarse 2ld2Gc Cali
fornia Fine and Medium 33 3G37c; California Coarse 25d52c
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

FRUITS.
The supply sppes pclal choice Pail yetles but the
though the Fancy 20 ounce pPyns
snc 9th Autamn offered at 81 % po
abun euoigh Tor he rates
demanded and Delaware trawfords and
Stump bng Ggus stock not aitaiye IN appear
PoCe peaches have not had chance 10
color we'll shipping trade Is using New'Jerey stock an
unusual eyeat this market Pears are IN good supply
INC table have vide range hne Invoice
1850 bores 81 Calorpia Benrre Hardy pears, rrnnes
Ager and rs Prunes Davis suffer todsY
GRAPES are NOS overlook early liberal receipts
Of State are erpered picking about and prices are
River Pums IN good supp but tbe demand
ug and hkelJ that prices will Suddenly work up
ge The CROP h,svy and the Of
ihelnn
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

NOTWITHSTANDING grades still qae fOt want Q, 'ss &
trade dmsno " asoe Cuvs
Oentrssi .sd MIed ssSStS Cuos Csyed SSos
Nuovado Refining y8142e Cuha hnsoovaoo Urocer
Porto Rico 4OG70c; Bngtsh IslAOds %o6ooe ana Ne"o
at 0dS5c -. -. .....,., .A.u..,
sales Of so hb sac Sraiacd ROsn moderately sesN
.pd vsues bou STEADY. The sales eompnse 300 bbh ane
a. % 1000 bbG Good ahost 81 ~ III 500 6o foor fse
40 22 $50 bbS 81 20, and 900 b6lA delivered
4 25 Tar soS in jobrg way $Sa$3 25 Pitch quiet and
nomnaiy unchanged at 81 622 -. -
OILs-Lnseed better quoted s3c for C.s
hands Crnie du'et out steafY held Cul
Whale mcteste request at former tgures Meohsaea au &
unchanged d36c Crude Coioa Seed Is dnl u 49d4fe O
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

lest 219 The arrivals Of Southern apples qot free but
the does not ado largely Prices lower With moi
trade for big lot Peaches seady sale Of 900 IN
&c. Bckberres held frmt',
and sales eDod lower Cherries and raspbernes are
an higher III n unlikely that the quoted rates would DO
maintained With material addition 70 the supply Penus hrm sd
unclanged. Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
Assorted lots. 75 q sc

WOO-The been very quiet and prices for s desep
Fecrs IA demand and some l0is
held high 5G34J1 2e Pulled Wook sell Freely al hm
California
anc literally dealt there fair trade doia2 IN
Carpet WOo Whou, material change uncs ile stock o
The sales
enhrsc 10000 2le $1,000 TeIss BIC: 10000 10
Puied,
G2c 900 Seeding 1eIs 25ci 10000 Western Feeces
5uc; 5000 Cspe 81 2; $4,000 Spring Caiorna BURY
2Ssic 1000 Western Heeces Doc; 1000 Eal California.
33sc $4,000 URwashed Western Fetces, 3Je; 3OJO 10 Low
SECURED 53e 6OQ0 Secured Medium Texas 7jcI 1000 VIZ
cOrsiu feet private terms; bsgs X Feees fyae tenas IA
Feces private Short EI Do private terms
sg Choice private terms 1000 10 Unwshed Fleees j1Q52c;
5000 TeIa private tens 5000 n Low Pulled pTYas TERMS
10000 Paed Wool 37Q40.; $4,000 Improved Western
Tets about 25c; 10000 super Fal Clip California 2dej
10000 Unwashed Freezes 4Oc 20 bales Pulled Doe 20
bales IL o., 4je 5000 E1 Texas 33 l2 5000 10 MTed Wool
29c $500 Black 2ic $500 Improved Texas private
r.--LL L.a.l.l. l.r tle Eeu-ln SAn Z
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

UGARsRaw Sugars are firm bot the demand on m sales Of
4s2 MusOvao 7dSl4 $50 hbi and 100 hOIes DO
Do At as ami 400 5lG; We qso.s Fair 10
Good Re6ang al % Prime Sos- Cnthflg in hhds
ant boxe Al $500 &C Cayed &C. Reini is In fair
without further change Prices at salOe for soh
Yellow 10lsQ0i. Sof White lie fr crushed; lie Tor
Gsnus lie for Powdered Raws quoted follows; Gro
eery Good, Sl20Sac Prime to Clec Sa8 8ri Moasses
hhj boxes 7dS ll6c Mesdo at sd63ic Porto Rico Re
snine Prime ~ PC Grcery Far TO Choice Si21
9c Brlu g. Nos 10 II, at 72GSls'; Java s. Nos 10 TO
L. 2dJc; Maais Superior aud Extra superior at saS
TOBACCO-Keuucky Leaf ceDan1, and the
arset roBg ior days embrace 1900 hhds
within the range o 7l2Q2Oe Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
n. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPT. 8, 1874
ior rHEN. Y. rRlsUNE b' our



freight and other
soc Put everything gOod ORDER
ston ard ohea where dirty package oveny
pesrAuee the motion viii not allow
tents change about Use Of clean d fine cut with
exys plainly s.ih asencDlte banl conteat
DBL SiaHug send letter the
same staung route An list
sge secure Yourself suaps
10 that your MAJ is in demand
BEANS AND PEAS.
Rece pts OF beans zl3 bbls DO last week 4l3
bbS 127 bbls Exports 2Oj ibis
Exports 500 bash Receipts peas S22 bush The bean
market FOR mediums daring the past few dave and
S2 quoted for sound lots Receipts moderate and rther
royts from character that extent
ugheus the hoiers The demand limited
and pe are no quoted 10 fact the general asking
which k1neys
ar merely nominal Canadian unchanged the business
pang quiet bat 6rnly held Old
ok andDeW does Lbersg QuotatiOs
beans MedIum. White ndDeT. pine. 81 25dS2 IS
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
Gitp Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE.-The brown-stOne HOUSE, with
i LOT l8 f. 6inIlO2 No no Bast Zig luethst, near
newly painted throughout and 10 excellent condition
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

Brooklpn Real Gstate for Gac.
EOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
No. l02 Pinesppe-stFrAme store and house o 2I16O
Nos 49, 81 and SO Nassau-Fnme dwellings, lot 44HlOO
266 and 26s Washngtonst-Frane dwelling lot 1910
Nos l79 and 1877 WlOwst30ry and basement BRICK h"uses
No. 43 NATURALIZATION brick house lot, 2jIlUO
No. 81 Hcks-st-3-s,orT brick house; lot, 25rlOO
No. l5S Remsenst-3-sOry brick house lot. 2JrlOO.
W. p. COOK, 23j WsshinE E,on-st, Br)oklyn
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
IoFFIcIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

27bs 9, 1875 {. Of lOh-ave 2JI98 9.......... 200
12tAsi 2264 fAye-A 20 l0rl l..... $4,000
same property $4,000
IT. Echolas-aye es G809 II OF lijh.st 1913 n II
Of 1876 to inter Ohoad I TO Of n D
along % 100 100 " 100 to point Of
beginning l45s, 2D2 10 n Of ST. Nichoasaye,
along proposed neg-aye 2O5 TO center OF 0d.rOai
along turns said road to 45th-st IL TO beginning
l4jth. n intersection line Of Odroa1, said
point being lga Il from Of former 9haye, runs
XIV, following Of Od road 70 point inter-
section with Of former 9th-lve at point 37i . 4 from
of l45th-st and said 9haye 2i9 10 II to point
124 IL from OF sail 9have AMI i5th-st t533SO
1901 l25 to lf5th-sts I e 90 9haye n
nerof l46thst, AZ to center Of Oli-road
TO l46thst at point 5i.2 Of 9nave 6i2 n to be
gip1Lgj lOth-aye, . 81 Of l4 lst-st. runs n W
2S49 Of l4lst-st, point 272l II Of lOhave
along street 272.l It to lOih Si3 It TO begin.
niug; 10thsve, n ", Ii3lst. l5.6 n to
Boomingcale-rd along road 175 II To l43rist OF
s, l4Oth.st =, 40 IN OF 0h8ye, 326 fl I
to center Of l4Oth-st at point 1916 Il " Of 9thaye
along line $50 point about ne Of 9th
81 10 beginning
,2ye1rs per esT..................... 81 200
DeeeAe' NO. "a year per Observation-Disclosures. 800