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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-13
Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, August 12.-Last
night man named Raphael was going
home from the theater, along Sixth
street, accompanied by two ladies, when
he was attacked by man named Egan,
who struck him in the hand with knife.
Raphael drew q pistol and fired at him
without effect. The police arrested both
parties.
The stock market to-day as reported is
decidedly dull.
A heavy mist, almost equivalent to a
rain, prevailed here last night and this
morning.
ASHLAND, Or, August PR. B. Hat
ton, who arrived to-day from Fort
klamath, brings news of the shooting
and killing OF Oliver Hunt by William
Brown, on the night of the Sth inst, in
Rogue River Valley. Oliver Hunt is the
man who killed George Brown, a brother
of VIM. Brown, last Spring, and was
tried and acquitted on the ground that
the killing was done in self-defense.
AUSTIN, August 12.-An Indian Of the
Piute persuasion attacked an employe
of the Manhattan Company named Nc
Cam, ut the Man hattan mill, with re-
volver, this afternoon. Mccain wrested
the weapon from the Indian. and, in the
language of Cornish witness, put "a
bloody cad on i'm"
SALEM, Ogn.. Aug. 12.-B. F. Brown,
arrested and tried for robbing the safe OF
Wells. Fargo & Co.. of this city, was &C.
quilted to-day, the trial having lasted a
portion of two days. Much interest has
been manifested and the courtroom was
crowded during the entire trial. 1t il
impossible to give a summary of the evil
dence, but there appears to have beer
little if any evidence on the part of the
prosecution to substantiate the charge.
SAN BUENAvENTURA, CAL, Aug. IA
local option election will take place or
Friday, the l4th inst, including San
Buenaventura and Ventra townships
Both sides are working briskly. A lively
time is anticipated.
SALT LAKE, Aug. IL. - Police Judge
Clinton, Police Capt. Burt and others
arrested for q violation of the United
States election law August Sd, we're OF
trial to- day before Commissioner Tooly
but no decision was made. The Cour
adjourned until Saturday morning.
Burt and Sheriff Taylor were ARRESTED
| last ulBut IoF hlleSeu DthtluS Win lroI
bilies man named Bilding, on election
day.
BAKERSFIELD, CAL, Aug. H. Hon
VIM. NJ Stewart, T. W. Park, H. A
Jones and other prominent capitalists
returned from Panamint to-day on thei
way to San Francisco. They express
themselves pleased with the indications
of the mines.
The Bakersfield Lone Pine stage upse
on the mountain between here and Hav
ilah yesterday. No serious damage wa
done.
Los ANGELES, Aug. 12.-Last night
man named Edward Moore fired thre'
shots at the Chinese servants of Judg,
O'Milveny. He was arrested and CAV
as his reason for the attempted murder
that the Chinese had injured him. He i
probably crazy.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 12.-Hon. B. P
J Avery is much improved in health an,
will sail on bis mission to China to-mor
row. The officers of the Pacific Mai
steamship Company have made ever,
provision for his comfort during th
voyage.
The MscGregor will not sail for Aus
tralia till next Monday. The Colorado
tomorrow, will take out 800 tons @
wheat for the East Indies.
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From Typo we learn that the prospects
of the district are very encouraging, not
only for the present, bnt the future pros
perity of the mines OF that locality. The
Typo Mining Company have large force
of men at work on their different loca-
tons, which are showing good results.
The new furnace will be in working order
by the 25th inst, when operations will
be commenced in earnest. The track to
the furnace from the mine is about CON-
pleted, as is the one leading from the ore
house to the furnace. The g mine is
the most promising in the district, the
grade Of ore now extracted being of supe.
rior quality, and the ledge is increasing
in size as work on the breasts progresses
Buildings are being erected at a lively
rate, and many others would be con
structed were it not for the scarcity Of
lumber. By next season Typo will b.
one of the important districts Of Eastern
Nevada Il Eureka Sentinel, 11th.
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1ifd.

In Phoebe, August IL, 1874. z. L. Mason, a
native Of Virginia, late Surveyor of Lincoln
county. aged Al years.
Tho funeral will take place this afternoon at
4 O'Clock, from his late residence on Main street
The friends and acquaintsnces Of the deceased
are invited TO attend,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-13

Miss CATHERINE E. BEEoHER, the ED
est sister Of Henry Ward Beecher, ex-
presses her belief that her brother is
entirely innocent, and asks the public to
suspend their opinion until all the evi.
dence is taken. While it is impossible
to share the good lady's incredulity
one cannot but feel sorrow that man GO
fortunately placed as Beecher, should
bring grief and shame on so many loving
hearts who SO implicitly trusted him.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-13

New GOLD MINEs.-As a matter of
news We republish from the Elko Inde-
pendent, Of the 9Th inst, q somewhat
sensational description of the gold
placers recently discovered rs miles
north Of Elko. The account is 80 highly
colored that we think, for the present at
any rate, it should be taken with a great
many grains OF allowance.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-13

ADJUSTED The complaints made by
Spain against France, that the latter was
assisting the Carlists, is proved to be
without foundation, and amicable rela-
tons between the two governments have
been restored.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-13

We understand that Commissioners
have been appointed TO inquire into the
affairs of the United States Mint at Car
son City. From present indications we
incline to the opinion that the decapitat-
ing process will shortly be inaugurated.
or, in other words, there will be many
changes made among heads Of depart
ments.- Carson Tribune, Sd.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-13

AT meeting of the Town Trustees Of
Gold Hill, held evening before last. sew
eral citizens residing in Grown Point
Ravine complained Of the prevalence of
smallpox in that locality, and asked that
the necessary steps be taken towards
preventing the spread Of the disease. -
Virg. Enterprise, 9Th.
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TEE San Francisco Mint was reopened
for coinage on the 7th Of July, and has
since been quite active. The result for
the twenty-five working days of the
month has been as follows: Gold,
81, las, 600; trade dollars and half dollars,
$164.OOO; total gold and silver, $2,-
800, 900.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-13

IT would seem from the kilograms that
Marshal Bazaine owes his escape to the
devotsdness of his wife, who spared no
e1ertion to secure the liberation OF her
husband. Truly is good wife crown
of glory to her husband.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-13

GEORGE THATCHER is back from
Cherry Creek. He says the prospects
over that way are frightening up very
perceptibiy. Several important develop
ments have lately been made in the
mines, and large amount Of fine ore
is being brought to the surface. There
are about 800 men in the district, and all
are sanguine that the mines possess great
wealth. Il Eureka Sentinel, 18th.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-13

By collision near Halleck, on the
Central Pacific Railroad, between two
freight trains, two cars and an engine
were badly smashed. One person had a
leg broken.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-13

TIE San Francisco Call says that the
trouble between the Trustees of the
Ophir Company has been adjusted, and
satisfaetory compromise effected.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-13

TIE Olympic Gymnastic Club OF San
Francisco, has been reconstructed, and
lately gave very fine exhibition of feats
OF strength and skill.
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Eugene Schoppmann

"Opens HIS PRIVATE SCHOOL AT THE
" old Record once, on Main street, Pioche
Terms, Five Dollars Per Month. Hour from
10 m. to2 p. IN.
Advanced pupils will receive instruction from
Up. m. to Q p. m.
Bookkeeping and German, French and Span.
ish Lessons given.
jy4.tf z. scHoPPxANN.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-13

President GRANT is to officiate as one
OF the arbitrators to settle dispute be-
tween Chill and the Argentine Republic
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NOTICE.

TAMEs FINLAYsON Is AUTHORIZED 10
81 act q my agent. With power 70 collect and
receipt for accounts due me.
jsf.la JAk1o Cn0NAN.
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NOTICE.

THE CoPARTNERsHIr HERETOFORE
i existing between the undersigned, under
the firm, name and style Of Biahop 1 Lee. has
this day been dissolved BY mutual consent-A.
c. Bishop Withdrawing from the business. All
the lisbllities Of the late Arm arc assumed by
.. L. Lee, who will receive and receipt for al
debts due the late hrm, at the same business
house.
4. O. BISHOP,
o. L. LEI.
Pioshe, June Is, 1874. jsle-1m
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-13

In connection with the above, we are now pre-.
pared to do regular Stock Brokerage Business,
and will
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING IN THE PosToFFICE AT
II Phoebe, New, August 70, 1874.
Persons calling for the following letters will
please say Advertised"
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BUY AND Ii
g T. q . * .
Strictly on Commission.

Assessments Paid and Dividends
Collected.
Advances Made ON Stocks.
j. M. SEIBERT,
my26-tf Agent.
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Collections and
Commissions
OF all kinds executed promptly in all parts Of
the United States, Europe and the Canadas.
, 1874-04-23

other duties davolvinR upon thom, and will, o.
wol freely show To- any ono desiring 10 aco tho
reoorsH OF the past, including Vouchers, contracts,
time~bookB, pny-rols, and ALL but will oKalnnn them
Contractors Creighton OF AIcCatrrcy or any officers
contractors Of my other title ny otor name, hRvn
any money wrongly procured from tho Village Of
fylo thrk. they will tfat tho village TrcaHry IL
tates Or honamcn good for 1t md If they hnvc
naio themselves criminals In extracting IT, Tho Com
yention ticketn canitiatea will not held Thorn from
Ito inevitable attonton Of The Grand Jury to tho jua-
fco OF which they will promptly cnnaEgu tlen
AZ they aud evidence Of .hcir guilt.
I tlo not boovo that any OF tho Trustees oloot-
cd Lad anything to do with any Irregularities
connected with tho election. Thoy ara nil gen.
tlomon md wililo tho regular Convention failea
to adopt q platform. yet tho people havo made
/ PLATFORM
which tho woll-known character of tho Truatecs
conforms with. From whnt I know OF tl,om,
and what tliey Hay, n1id tho assertions Of their
friends, and frnm tho frequent declarations Of
good mon who laborod for tho regular ticket
aftor It hnd beon renovated, am satisfied Troy
nro Pledged to raform--that th0y will examine
and investlgato--that tlioy will oxpungo all uao-
lesa and ornamental onlcera-that they will OK.
amino Into tho wator contracts-tAat they WILL
not apply tho gonaral taxeR to pay ahortagos Of
tepooInlH "--that thoy will oltokp off tho bood-
suckers and tax-entora, anf, In short, that tlioy
cannot avoid standing on Tho platform of tho
tax-payorB, NJ announced In thoir onll.
lilo pcnple oaro but litt1o who composed tho
Donrtl II tllny wore honoat md capable. Tho oh.
iocts Of the tax..payorh party have boon accon',
dynasty haR gono forever. lilo RUG Is broken
II this ia mistake, thcro aro othor battles to be-
fought. JAMES i. RooT.
UH1uAqo. Anril A. 1874.
, 1874-04-23

t3I. lDUIH,
sr.. LOUIS, April 2a,-Corros-rlrm 1o.fo for
m!fl,lllnB. '%~ "~'
DnEApsrurrs-Fonr quiet aud unchanged supcr-
donhla extra, 33.a6s5.75; fatntl,, $a7d@77s. W1eat
dull u,r lower; No. CltcaBo, 81. ,91K. /. Ma.
rod winler offered At slsa fi.d1 lid; No. g ai'ioa
LA. Corn steady ut G7H@G7aiot oaat track; ArfIl
offered at 07Gc 97,fo bid Nay, G71kc, t7i5o sid,
ohea firm No. 2, 4pG54p9c track; b0a @5c, elevator
harley qnot and firm; Wcstorn, &l.60@1.o5. nJe
worry firm at 0acM$l.rO,
pnoylsioNs-Fork firm at SIT 90, meas. nulk meat.
nctiVo anh arm baloH CLEAR RIB. April, 8Yo; buyer
Mny, 8Io. bacon frm sllouldorR 10 n1ear rlb 05os
clear 0]lG3l0n., Lard firm good 0hG910c.
MEMPHIS.
MEXpn1B. Tcnn., Apr1l 22.-CorroH-QuIet snd
nornlunly unchanged; mir demand for bollnr Rrsca
nlldtllug Ito. KocortH, t45 bales; ehipments, O2S
bnlus; stoclf, 38, 500 bacR.
unxAnsrutra-Flotlr quiet anl unchanged, Corn
meal steady At $780, Corn firm At $40. Oats non1nay
better at Gao. :.
IiAr-Iniorior negloctods good to oholco steady =,
$1a.01@99,po.
nRAN-&tnrkot bare, ....
rnov1s1oNa-pork quiet and unchanged. Lard hold
higher; no eaes. nncon firm at 1!ad5731o for sonl
Aalua qulat ut 19QS13c.
DETROIT, April 20. -nREApsrusra Flour qu!ot
and unchanged. Whent dull and lower oxtra, 6aH
No. !, SlGl an,l,or, al,t9. Oorn--77Ho, data-no.
nlaud gool !. fl,ll prices at t6c.
lsEoE1pTs-Four, 9,oc0 brla3 wheat, 1900 hus !
corn, 1000 bl /; oats, 9Qt bu.
sulrMENTs-Flour. 400 hrls; wheat, 1900 hu /;
corn, 1.QGQ bu,
, 1874-04-23
1IAItIND.
Port Of ChIcnGa, April E2t
ARRIVALS.

. AlkHlTAL6.
Bchr nauso Simmons, Muskegon, lumber,
Behr Kato Lyons, hIuskcgon, lumber.
schr N. II. Forry, MuskcYon, lumber.
Bchr Margaret Dali, Whito Lake, lumbar.
stnr Muskcgon, Grand Haven, sundries.
6chr lers!n, White Lake, lumber.
Brhr Alnoaoon, Muskegon, lumber.
Bol,r 1iary 1}oo.h hIuakegon, lumber.
sol1r soventh ohiot Muskegon, lu,aher.
Prop Ira Qhaffee aaugatuoh, suudsiss.
schr pcoria Muekcgon, unlbor.
Hchr Topsy, MugkeBon lumber.
achr Y. Il. Hawkins, Clay nnnlss. wood.
scow sea star. Musksaon, lumbar.
Boow Annn Tonne, Man!stoo, 1u1ubof.
sclr Magic, Two Rivers, lumber.
Stmr CharlGa Reitz Manstee, LUMBER.
St,nr Harmony, Nlaniatec, 1utlhsr.
Kchr Mariner, CentreYo, wood,
sclr Express, Otter Creek. lumber.
CI4EARANOEs.
schr John Minor, Buffalo, &C, t34 bu corn.
lark 1ioinisphcre, 0gdcnsb.lrg, 2o,6oo bu corn.
aFk psshtiaa pai s9 nas9 ss Sa b s9ta. ooa
sclr II. +. baldwin, Dunaio, so,21o bu wheat
schr America, buffalo, 22Bs1 br whoat.
schr +. IT, portch, PoEt oolborno, 1e,2o4 hu wheat.
sohr Madison Point sanb!o, 2brs pork, brs bos
sclr Golden Fleece. Buffalo, o. bu corn.
scllr 0neonta, olaveland, 35 ,o03 bM oats.
sc1r scr P + pSnns n's3a ns BY cos
Hehr u. II. Davidson, Dnualo, 81 1876 bu wheat.
schr Z. r. Royce, Fayet.o, Aiicl., 5,223 bu cats,
TO bu corn, . Iris ha,ns, hrin pork, z brlt
sesf, 2hrlH aour, hsl peas, 2 urls applcs, :,1so
scllr Mediator, Detroit. 1880 hu corn.
schr Monsoon, Lutlsugton, 100 hu ostn.
Schr aroton, Calling Wood, 23 80 bu corn.
Btnr Muskcgon, Grand Haven, l8 brls pork, II tcs
lurd, % pigs lsh bags scods, SO bu cats, o1
pigs groceries, 100 pcs stonoware.
, 1874-04-23

EorciHM markets..
LIVERPOOL, April Eli n. m.-Flour, 2sa@28s I'd.
Nheat-Wlnter, ia 4l@l2s I'd spring, lis 1ldG112s
Gd while, 12s odG13a club, 1ssG13s 5d. Corn, 4us
3D.. Pork, o3n 9d. Lard, 40a.
LIVERPOOL. April 22-3 p, m,-Breadstuns quios
and ensy buyera offering lowor prices.
LIyEIpooL, April 22.-Cotton--9teaAy: up1nnds,
8A@s9ta satea 01o baea; speculation and export,
30uo ha!cs. nroslslufrs quiet.
LONDON, April 22.-Amountof bullion withdrawn from
tho Dank of England on balance today GP,Uu0 Cou.
sols-Money, o2a!@927t; account, 92zx@33
United States aoouEucs-6-20s Of 1905, 1o6i1; 67s
1u83s; lo-4os, 10tA; now bs, 1oa; Ecw York Central
asi Erlt, als<@32; prefarrcd, SIX.
Th11oW 37a I'd.
Petroleum, 11H@i1hd.
pAA1s, April 22.-Rclitcs 59f 4Gc.
, 1874-04-23

cost o. m 7sore, vlllo tho connection, by
v III requre nsslrEgs en1y Es mi'ss nsh Of r'no'e roa
q o., which Which o2 pro now graded. This pl,an
'gill leayo gut Alexandria, Forgus Falls, and tho
but tho Drainard Exte,lalon on tho cast Bido Of
tho MiaslBsppt will llkoly DO built by othor par
tioa. Tho Proposed connoctton Of the main line
from Drookinrldgo will maIto, tho llno from ~.
tanl to ~ at. Vtnoont or rombnn about go nlt!1a
built from 1T. Cloud.
- THE ERIE TnounLEH.
A., ansefal D*patoh to Tha Chfoaao Trinuns.
mand mao t attonton M Tho rosignaton ,0o ., j. T.
lluncckca. oonornl Accountant Of tho Eric
Company, and tho raasonB therefor aa statod IN
ha letter Of resignation, ouriouBly affcota pop,-
lar consideration Of tho Company nrd its nd
he boltovol Dunan's figures aro truo, and this,
togetlior with statement Of tho dooroaao III tho
oarninga Of tho 1soau, sent tho atook down yos-
tordny aomo1Yhat.
ai1gCELLANEouH.
ThronRh. trains to Now Orleans do not run
aow Of tue Miasisaippi. superintendent Mitch
ol, Of tho Illinois Central, rooeiyod dispatch
yentorlaay, stating TINT tho Mississppi Central
Hatlroad ia overilnoded and that trains onn1ot
got through. Detweon piolsenH and Canton thora
ID shoot Of water tliroo miloa wide.
Tho Grand IslaMd L st. Joseph Railroad is now
? fixod fnct. Tho Directors mot Mt Omaha
last wook and lot tho contract for
building tho road to Bmitt, l. Co.,. OF
Hastings. Net,. Tlloy entered into bonds to tic
amount Of $500, 1000, guaranteeing tint tho work
will bo commenced by tho 20th Of this month
and tho road completed and put In running or
dor on or bofoto the 1Ht day OF November 1ioxt,
r. O. Moldrnn,, Gonoral Freight Agent of tho
Pittsburgh Il Fort Way1A Isailroad, hns issuod q
now tariff, which difrorn but little from thoHo
horotofors published. Slime Important ohanges
In tho classification havo beoa made.
, 1874-04-23


NEW YORK.
NEW YoaK, April 13.-coTToa-Qu1ot m.ddtings,
1sXe tSss; s jas fsssa lSy ;;esy s @ af;G %y I
nnGApsTuErs-Tlour dull and, heavy 1T b@1oo
s5,ao@e.1d; common to good, sa.0oae.So; gooa %
sat4 sa.s s ylS sf: Tass :5s :soS dSSR e.;
WIT %sster &sat Hs heaay aa 'i'esas
isssths; Sosthsss nG esoss sis
l6B uugradcd Iona and Sliuuosos apring, s1ea@
whi!o Waern si7G@1.sl ~ aaiot st sl 1904 1;
88687o; now and old yellow Western ao@sac. oata
4sys s ;FSt %So 'sTSeRs Teien o asa
AAr-Fir.u at 95f@s1.oo,
Hnpa-unchangcd.
CorFEE-Steaay.
SuGAn-TirnGr.
assps saaes rRn s 7oba held at
TgsfsS5Isa-Hs,xya I nsst =, at ,g9;s t,s!s'fe' KS
WooL-Qules.
N.Y. s7Se 5ans' s17'M ill.,! heaiMout mss:s s s,SisSs
cd. Lard 1ru prime steam. 10 7.16esloho; May,
lo;fl9 7-les; June 211oMslo 3ms;, =1Ss
Oi1EEsE-uaelanged,
WillsEr-I -I1nsattsd, it aa@p7o. olo.ieg a. Pic, ..
m aa sss9 ss seREsf sssy ss as 'asie as
ssses sssst xs' i o,s a
@400 CUT *s'osSSs SE&khRsn sRsh hof''sh0'' nominal
oAkyK1ANn. Anr!l 22mAEADsEuFFa-Flour .a,,aa ana
pE1noLEuA-euiot md unchanged.
TOLEDO O., Apsil 23.3;bnEAns1gFFs-Elo1r h; 1!t du
sN Msg:p .set ay s:ff H. S 1%ssf nass sofe Mss ga
a psytg Hs s MSls ~ ,f GosR s,x
~; tsaa s 'as s III 80 6.'s 's" ALL sa eli
KssFiess- 1000 brls; wheat Il, 900 hn; oora
1" n,pn1aes~hous, i %S iaao brls wheat. 1000 bu
e'rn' ''o'o eu; OATS f}@pS: 6s%Eoo.
oswEao, April a.-DnHAuHrugrs-Wh dull md
9aaRse orn sts.y It Ill., naeS quot aud
unchanged.
CINCINNATI,
C1NomaA1I, O., April -coEGoH-Qu'ot aud firm,
unEAparusrs-Blour dull mud unchanged family
$a.G5Gsa75. Wheat anlat apd weak, ut tl.44@l As
unchanged, Ut 1s@5eo. N{a quos aud nrm, ut fl.o9.
barley dn!t aud unchanged,
DuTTEl!.-Quipt mud weak,
G;IEEsE-Hcarco anh frM. ...-
TmovlsloNa-Pork light: holders nrrn,, at s17.95
fss E Ss sp; saas aysf a. M ssy
pry sAoaldere. el;aGI ~ speti a'te Gt.ysr May
B,S6 spot, 5000 buyor May alao, kpca list eVpning
s;4o spot: clear, pGf3aNo spot; 1ao. laoHo. pa:or
fair and firm; shoulders. 7,i@7Ac: baoon Blles
clear rll Dt1G39ts; clear, 1qo,
W11aGY-Qniat At o3o.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, Apru a. naRApsruFrs - Flou,
quiet mud unchanged, Wheat Hsvady a,A t4tr; No.
:s :s Ga oas tsis Ind tm; ssst So e'A H. atsay
No. i ini1cl G9Ho. Hye qnlst mud woaA Nh, 2, Uio
llarloy dull aud namii1al; No J. st9; No. $l29.
At sla505 1869, Bwoot p!cklv ianla sealy at lux
esllo. Dry-satte shoulders, 60. Iaril Arm prim
fpttlo-seulered, lor; primo atoa'n, 0.tc.
ngoEiprs-Flo!r, 3,0oO hsls; wheat, o., 600 bu.
EHIpAGsTB-Flour, 1000 brla; wheat, To-, ,10Q uu,
LOUISVILLE.
IoulayaALr, Ky., april l12.-CoYTok-Quot mud I'm
| changed at 17o -....,
nnaApsrurFs-Flour quiat and unchanged. Whea
lutot aIl unchanged; rod, 81, ,a1 anhur Sl,aa Whe
&t.as. Corn lga9s y 7dc. Qasa quiet md uaaispges
rEoylsloaxTfigln. Meax nors, slg.oo. Hulk sholl
doris, 10; clear rib, 9Ao; oloar, 1o4o. sugar.care
, 1874-04-23

Now Turk 3rV-(so0i[s Market.
NEW YoaK, April 27.--Thoro improved feel.
Ing III trade to-day, aId fair jobling trade
complished. Aqents are sel!inK cotton goods mora
freely 10 Wostorn local ana nsarby johbory. Cotton
goods wore moro FIRMLY held in nras han!s. prints
ings in improved request. Tho Daily Bulittin says:
"Prlnted shirtlngs arc sold ahead by nearly all
agents."
, 1874-04-23
Gum bprllHld County.


a DEMOCRATIC EDITOR ON THE FARMERS MOVE
MERIT IN THAT COUNTY,
oFE1oE or THE CUMBERLAND DEnoonAT,l
MAJORITY POINT, H., Aprit IL, ls74. !
20 tha Editor of 4he Chicago Tribune:
s1n: In your issuo Of April Ii I notice that
come ono has giyon you a1l erroneous ronort OF
tho rorout enr,ne- -olcotion in t1ia oountv
y; u sa'a tbs ,hn sho
Of tho county, whom, In truth, tho Farmers did
not carry single township Of tho county In
.Io1a :,,a - Mao a,a1,t s"nar,,;aona ~" o'oat
"u''o, "4su, " tto p'hu, eap'! ''ao10 on4e o4o''
CT TWO. Inc political ssatns OF tho oo@nty
Board Is as follows;
Nooga, T: A. :Arper#on. 1ntepenticnt..
Croakaa Crock. :thoinas Z. Kelley, Independent,
oottonwool, William L. hYan, Democrat.
prn arefnn noI, afg anaa Mo@Gnn s,n9, Farmcr
snrI no'1 ,tsa,a 9Sm,ns a!I'tl' na Sarinor;
11"inn .In;hn ".I14' n 1i,,iNr ncmn"rat
Woodbury.. Henry L. uood' pcsnoorat.
In cvory townahn of lin conntv ~. neno-
,..a 3 ] Ia",1e.. w. ,.,.oa 9. H. W. - .4 ~
ota1h "na inoupo'iuoh's, Hho,o lucy olo not
There Is no one hero TINT opposes the real
lntorpsts of tho Farmor, but ali sensible men
tf,, r>II ~, - h,41.
, 1874-04-23

BosrQa, April 22-Woo1-Fhir t,clnand; No. ], ex-
ira Ohio, and Pennsylvania, 53@s5c; double extra
heecos, 65@b7o; Wisconsin and Michigan ilcocts, 49a
62,1e; surcrnne aud extra pulled, 4a852c; and 65ta
dcnAhnd u o0S09c; 0anala oomb!ng held at Clr.
, 1874-04-23

E1sofal DfspAseh to This Ghfca4n Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, April 29.-panabd up: props java,
Nebrank,, nad9ar State, Tntto; barge Fred Kelly;
nchrs City Of PaineaYe, 8 GAVIN, 4. Moshcr, Gilmore
Dan Baker, ?. s. Siars L. Girlach, Daha1nn, Atwaer,
and American. rassed down: hchr Monitor. Wtuu-
8. ".
, 1874-04-23
pfttHbur9h OIL Market.


PITTSBURGH, Aurll 23.--Crulp market quiet quoted
t$l.os. Misunderstanding doing; quoted At 1oe 9oR
JUNE.
, 1874-04-23

AT Providence, Oh Sunday wool, bishop
Ilontlaraon publicly announced tlat Catholics
oannot, without violating tho rules Of tho
uianB. on acoount at ttB aeorot character. Tho
announcement causad great excitement, ~ tho
Order " yory numerous iu Nhodo Island.
, 1874-04-23

BR1DHEro1r, April MISUNDERSTANDING Nor
ri., G,100 bu oats !; ~, aHl lbs aoad.
oh'AnEp-Cayuaa, Lociport, a,616 It lumber, 20 m
ahing!ss.