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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-02-20
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Par le tempsqui court, le journa
liste salt apeine comment conduirt
- plume. An m0msnt 0A il cr0il
tenir un1 19ehSfsudagei Do fa1ts CO
pable do supporter une conjecture
tout s'6croule devant laiet lelsisse
lesoriente. Les hypothesis gun
await laborieuseme eut 6di66as seva-
.'touissent c0mme .des Iomores'
Mule part, rien De stable nj de
certain. Hier, un compromis par
raissait eutin conclu entro - ffsg-
ments hostiIes de l'Asssnblee ma
tionale francIse, asscz du molns
pour y etablir une majorite tenn
poraire ct par IA foadsr an regime
Constitutional provisoire. Mats
-ce seRacSI de retour, D la con
ccrd6S .Skca CO que vivent
l,Is LEI, IrsosesN implacables
ont de mo- snts nego-
citation. neme, en lane,
slagitait, il y . quelqnes jouFa,
,,lan de conpremis al fsjet DEE
resultats de rslection de novcin-
lire. Ne voyspt plus trsP 4 .4usl
saint - voAe/ ,oondamnesd d'ayance
mar ie Judiciaire ct 6cras6s par
piaxesutif, Ies con< ryateurs s'a-
.lrossaicnt en- dernier resort -
Legislatif federal, 1t invcdaaicnt
i renvi l'arbitragc dn comiG con
gressiounel charge dune engutte
i fond sur les aAaires de fEtat.
Les membres oonseryateurs dc u
Legislature louisianaise, les or.
games de N presse i,nlIrrndante,
les clubs democratcs, tous les ci-
TOKENS, e,, grandc majorite !u
,aoins, se meutraieMt fisvorables q
ridGe dun oomprsuis, q IL oondi-
ties lsourtaRt que 60 colnlsromis
% fht point un leure ct quill !enr
prvcurat lesr avautages reels ct
subst;.ntieIs. Dams le camp enne.
mi, lc comproD6is dait atlmis a,ssi
cn principe, par In raison que Ia
Ghsnbe basse, Iduite ! asp lser,
sonlael radical, nest pas % nom;
Ire vould ppsr legtssrH Ct Ae petit
pas meme ise voter tles rations.
Ellie q bicn introiluit ,fhftiSe emSDt
auclques cunAA11a6ontl fsmeax
board des retoars n'svait ras re-
comm les titres, mais, s1lsi in'a pas
reussi d sea1oisSeAissi ne csul
sspaaos flli, est fssme faitesmeut
convaiac1saGh nnlitt (oSea d6-
liberationss Vt y Sss actssq Le,cc.
mite oousgDsskaaeA, Sfpnhlicain
cRnhjohtk; .nxsait 20 msiis d.
sirpaxAt anxisax d d6ivrer le
parti r6publ1sais ~ faAlsaa scca-
o'ant deocttsqnsa aiiSu,!oaa.ianuaiss = y \. I''u
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-02-20

iiuttuEi y. sfJiEfyh sah.sr ,TTHtnH'Ta
lflA physiol0aia Axp6riRsntahA ,
dkOouvestr dansb bdA tca& nne Pro
pri6t6 ,sinGslliere ,Qui expl4Re, "
sonsrle snpassant, 10 fas0itS, avec
laAuelle les gen6Eati0nAn An moaernes
% soat souwises netivement !
II domination dc CO fpr0iuit etran-
lie cafe reDd plus stables les 6l6-
ments de DOtre 0rganisme. gua,-l
II rslentitle double movement
de composition ct dc d6cOmp0si-
ton Inol6culaire. ri .ut1.s.q
II empeche le corps dc - "d6-
nourrir,0 pour nous servir del'heu-
re,lse expression dun auteur, ct
deyient par lamtme un agent pre-
cieslx de lOngeyit4. nls 3 aa .asFH
: Mais le cafe ne joue pas seule-
ment IN role important dansls sta
tque snimale; c'est sussiune bois-
son intellectuelle. al, fl ,-tgY aas, !
A CO derpier titrexa peut encore
coutribuer sprolODger h vie en- de-
vel0ppant ces clements de sponts-
neitA psychique OF d'aGtivit6 c6r6.
brale qui entrent pour une u large
part dams leQnilibre de 10 sant6.
En sgraudissant le domaine de
rillusi0n eten entretenant penergie
morale, il contribute 4 CHASER Fen
nui, qui eat D un Ageavanc6 10 plus
redOutable destructeur de 10 vie.
a Car OH ps dit avec rsis0n "Les
vieillards meurent plutdt d'ennui
que de maladie." f. ar.s-t n....d
lie cafe sllNge le poills de 10 vieil-
lesse en- dominant des allies ! Ia PEN
see. Ecoutons un ds ses plus. fer
vents adorateurs: .seP m
pnn ~ HHrg5sq q qT4al5i2uArI
Mon itl6e 6taitt triste, axiile, d6pOuill6es
Elle rit, ellie sort richeucnt habill6s,
Etjeer0is, ,da genie epreavant 10 r6yeil.
Boire dams cbaque goutte un rRyon DO
sG.s sarabguo san .aHaa ! ''S"' o''S'""i
Unc tasse de cettc liqueur vivi.
fiantc don't rareme seul, aspire u
longs tr,its, est deja une ineffable
jOuissance, reconfortc niieux le
Que ne IL ferait In lecture
dune de ces pages tlans iesluelles !
CicerOn on Nine Swett:kiHe &c pl..i.
Pun q far,ler In vicillesse,
l'autre d rentOurer lie consultations
a2 '." t
lie cafe, inutile, quelquefois mi.
sible dams ie jeune Age, reut rem.
DIRE d'inappreciabIes services chez !
ceux qui, i'ear noWs servir de pex-
preston du poete, ont dGpasse le
S0setice de hs Ne sbE .saT7 's7fe
Voltaire railorait sur sea vieux
jours. II puisait dams cctte lois
sopsse.e vigueus tout0 Juvenile.
tFonSenelle duo al cafe, don't II
faisait aussi grand, nssga A pr.
vil6ge de viyre cent ans en consee.
want .jns1uA q fleriliero hcuro une
pea oomMulsA ~ - ha'ss
Fr6dkric- le.G .Gsand .eu faiaait ses
lSlicss, "Js me sais oorrig6, ,disait,
! nm jour (; ie men prends plus que
lept 0u huit taSses le lnatih ct une
.eule cafetlere dams 'l'aprAs. diners
vsst luiqui await inagan6 d pfti
psserA oal4 A. win - Chsmpae.e
Napol6oa Ier, don't le pOuk ns
battait 4 petat normal que quatante
~ par minute, disaat al 'docte6f
Arn0tt, iEAnt de}A Maiade :sIAi
,a& ME sesonDcitepanas slsiA;aisqH
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-02-20

Plus profondSment ct convaipcsa
plus victorieusement qne les 7ha-
rangues les plus Gloquentes g les
diatribes lee plus passionndes. t.
.yHest une autre these don't les
partisans Ne sont pas moins nom
breux, celle des ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
des arrangements Qu'est-ce que
les manifestations de In vie indi-
viduelle ct 'sociale, disent.iis, simon
de perpetuels compromis! /! La IA
mile, Ia cite, rEtat, n'existent-ils
pas en- veetu d'autant de compro-
mist Les institutions, les lois, les
meurs, sont-elles autre chose que
des compromis! ! Qui pourrait emu
,a6rer les eompromis subis par Ia
Lonisiaae depuis quinze ans 7
Quelles vicissitudes ct quels chan
gements! Nous pouyions entrer
dams II plaos, y prendre pied, car
In breche Gtait faite. Nous avi0ns
done quelque chose D gagner.
eaucoup Rentre nous avaient en-.
~ guelque chose 4 perdre, plan.
.sI-- anE uo .s'.Ancantegtlr.; ou.tIa
peine de Sc demandcr s'il etait in.
dispensable derenoncer atoute ga
rantie de ces suprtmes resources.
Nos humiiiations ct nos miseres
soAt assez connues du payset rOnt
assez emu pour causer un 6branle-
meat rolitique anivcrsel I; le par.
ii democratic q reconquis son as.
oendaDt ct son prec:f6s.t1aes,
propssztaics.,c@gSsT ztaics., ct inespd-
rees; l65 eleotions PARTICLES con.
tinuent 4 hi assurer nne prepon.
dcrancc future ct prochaiue; son
retour au pouvoir nest pas meme
conteste par le parti adverse; est
il absolument necessaire do pro-
longer jusqnA d mort Il passion
de Ii Louisiana, ct, puisque Ia
cause est entendue ct 10 .jngement
prononce, est-il ratiOnnel lie se H.
vrer 4 un martyre inutilei
Aind parlent les gems positifs ct
prosaIaues, It eurs motifs ne seut
pa asox plusnsaus valeoe. Nous
uous sommes tiniquement propose
De rcsnmer LEG deux theses don't
ct l'oljet eetts question de,son-
rremis, laissant au lectssr libsrte
d. c',oix, ct gsrdant pour nous uue
opinion don't @ passero0t bieu les
juges ou arbitres appel6si . s6soa-|
DIRE &c probla,ne } ls fois 81 delicat
q q QaYol all gI,lsuaa a. 4 2rpitfiI
II
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icoNNAiSSANcES iUTlkH.

,ll@,qa7 .pofCCCu III siGd III ID
aital,s eafs ! So crss par ranss Gs.
lriei poar pUlongcr leg jc,trs dn'
iProphSts. q G1ia AD-EL-NEL1H.
Ill 40 sL.-.a.I, II .tnft nts a mutt Sd
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-02-20

qui est devenue iusensibbIlement ae abI
la Lgrande question rationale
du Jour ct du lendemain, ,duI
present ct. de ravenir. De Ia. .le
projst Wheeler, aooeptS Gabord,
ensuite republic ; puisle contre-pp.
jet democratig,e, emport4 par.
Wheeler, 1t dedaigneusement rem
yoye par lui, CONNIE roule autour
dune fiAche dc Parthe. PourtaDt
tout nest pas dit, ct Ia porte d.
t,lomstique esteucore entrouverte,
csr des plenipotentiaires demo
crates ont suiyi de pres a Wash
ington les menbresdu second sons
comite, sans doute pour reprcndre
un d6bat interrompu ct le fsire
aboutir 4 une conclusion NEIL.
leure. Les ralicaux ont egalement
leurs manufactures dams Ia cspitale,
ct c'est IA one rafaire sera decidee,
si ellie Ne Fest deja 4 aplseure Oh
nous s0mmes. RI " ''nl'n. .I'' q
Cegraye problome du compropis-
daHpal liepui11enx. .ttAaas SsssTTN
les 49, de adxftseal
est permit lacer, ct chacune
dc ces theses tpuie sur de nom.
breux ct respectsbles arguments.
Lesa4lversairesdu comWomis com.
mencant par s'entermer dams l'im-
prsaable citadslls du a drOit, Oh Ia
mort test positive, mais bonla honte,
Ct o., ri les dGfenseurs .du droit
revisseat, |e droit leur survit, m.
nine st consscre par ienr sacrifice
ysIsptAire. Csst u l'arga,nent l,e.
rotquc cs cheraletesaue, seduisant
ct enivrant pour les cGHrs mobiles
ct eleves. DerriArc, sur le second
plan, est l'argument de parti.
COmu.c Antoine moatrait !, Ia
plebc mobile In toge trouee ct san
glaute de Cesar, CONNIE les me.
ncurs rGvo!utionnaires prone
nnient tlans Paris les victimes
dune 'e,nente preliminaire pour
lprOlagerila fmnse lie ripsYSrec-
TIM, de ssemc il fhut qysg i,arti'
'dsmscts,te ait son. !avrs, on
nieax son aquclstt~,S brandir d
h face des Emss de pUnion, et,
par CO lusnbre spectacle, lsur si-I
eHale leseri~esdu dsspotisns, leRs
aniionce y sort qui lee attesA sous
Ile peeae la Parti 4ni Ise l,C6tsed
irerat&cAsh ct d6truit toubes les
bases Js Ilustitution epnbfnaiae.
Dsusgs hsdeuss % = 'tusost,
ivalA ce quEl nut au partl demo
crate posr sshsver IN tzionphs Il
laa'gcment ebsuchs; les easements
deas<ch6s dses qRi lfst uaa Etat
srsAsst 81 1Uissant h tsrreus des
rAines y Thorreur .dl meant, VOLTA |
qni lAarlers misax. sqai tos,chess !
as'H gsig.ua.rf aat arFtHFtssf esp
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-02-20

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Adgt st,s 81" 4
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,inlsa,r Ii siisali
.Il.rAA Arlrta4aa Z.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-07

VIE a long record of agreeable parties
in Carson-aud what more famous place
than Carson for pleasant parties-wi,h
these to look back on. We call to mind
none pleasanter than that which took
plnre last night al the delightful. roomv,
light and cheerful home of the Misses
CIapp & Babrock ~ reception of the
friends Of Mr. Sessions and his bride.
Il reminded Us of the parties that got
given here Ill Go, &c, 81 and along
there. We wont undertake to say who
Was or ~dsn't present; but there were
lots Of agreeable people there, ladies
and gentlemen, married folks and bash
full young Indies and brave young gentle
men with mustaches and chests thrown
ont and graceful politeness in their
beautiful demeanor. And these danced
and swopped compliments and had q
splendid time generally. How happily
and easily these ladies do entertain.
Thnt s what everybody said. Well, the
cheer WAS of the heartiest; the ladies
looked their best; the rosy. happy bride
and the handsome bridegroom were as
fine rs cotton bat. SO 10 speak; and
morning could be nicer than the whole
outfit. Of course there WIS dancing and
lashinss of good things to eat and drink
1t Was big and gratifying success.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-07
4 singular suicide.

Mrs Harriet A. James, who resides
on the Divide, committed suicid. IN Ter
very distressing circumstances. At the
inquest held before Coroner Nay-r this
morning her husband, Frederick James,
a miner. stated that when he got Mp on
Sunday morning to go to work she mp
pesred 10 be in good health and siiri;-
He left her in bed and started for Ii Q
mine where he was employed. He met
some of his acquain'aDCes on the way.
who persuaded him to 60 to the West
ling ring. near the Ophir, He csme ny
town in the evening and was informed
that his wife bad t-ktn strychrine. She
die in a fe~ minutes after his arrival at
the house Thomas Mellow, her brother.
testified that be went home about ! 30
o'clock on Sunday evening, and upon
entering his sister = room saw her lNIug
Oh thu bed. He spoke to her when she
uttered n piercing scream. he MAS SIT
lshed that something WIS wrong. and re-
msmber-d that she had tbreuteuei to
kill berself that morning, but he did not
think she meant what she said. H.. ran
and called the neik hbors. and -tnrttd for
phy-i,ian. Drs. Sperr and Tufts soon
arrived and found her lying rilii on her
bed Her jaws re lightly contrsctrd.
and i, WIS Impossible to Us" q stomach
pump. They forced mn'liut.> dC.i her
throat, with syringe. lUt il was too
late and she 'Xpir, about 5 - @ clock
DR.. Weller. her family physician, also
arrived II shot time before h,r death In
his evidence he stated that She WIS ii
very uuiet aud esimrbie yrung ! tdv.
and that he had known her ii long time
Upon searching the room u vial Of
str,chnine Was found. whirh would hold
sixty grains Thirty grain were MISS
ins, and 1t is supposed that sh. took
that amount She went ont on sunday
afternoon aud bought the str, cbuinr ut
som. drug store, bnt rigid in, eStigntion
failed TO show whore she IIocult Il it.
The unfortunate woman WAS uatlve of
England aged 81 years, and had
been married years. She ha1 no
children.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-07

FIsHEENAN's LUCK.-A party COM
posed OF Shear, Davis, Woodliff and
Crapdelle got in from Hope Valley CD
Monday and brought along an account
o 643 speckled trout. They wouldn't
lie to On editor about fish or two: but
the proof. the fisby smell and touch and
taste are wanting. Pack Your item in ice
next pop,
Doc1oB GEINDLET. the physician at
the State Prison, has quarantined that
institution as a preventive OF the small
pox-as if there were any Danger OF any
of the prisoners breaking out! How
ever. the piecaution is good one. None
bnt the Warden aud Deputy are allowed
of the ground: and no visitors will be
admitted until further notice.
Nor CoMINo.-We learn tbro' Mr.
Niles Of the r. r. Office that the Eastern
Editorial party will go to San Francisco
before going to Virginia City, which is u
change in their plan of proceeding.
SrEwAET, tho able bodied. has got his
derrick round onto our side OF the plaza
and he is getting his curb stones along
in line house-s.f fire.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-07

THERE must have been some pretty
salty doings about The Lake on Monday.
We bear that some OF the jewellers AZ
Tom Rowland's got into a fight and
that one man got stabbed. Didn't learn
any names.
Bauer AND MILLEE are to wrestls in
Virginia City foi $500 a side.
HooLAI's Comedy Company are play.
ing The Big Bonanza at Piper's.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-07

REV. s. =. KELLY was in our Office
yesterday. He is as we'll as anybody
Had light attack Of varioloid, that :
all Since then has heen soaked in lye
dercluthing burned His face look like
- cold biueberry pndi'n. His baGy ami
Bro. Lucas baby are Mt his. kelly's
house. here. slightly sick with the vario-
loid. Nothing serious. Before Kelly
went to oakland he sent some clothing
to the Chinese washman The same
brought the clothes home YESTERDAY.
This caused the alarm that Mrs lilly
was sending SMALLPOX clothes TO the
wash. All sham. Nobody allowed to
20 III or ont the house but tho Doctor
hot even the Parsou.
A PATENT or to-be-paten:ed sand
blnster has been invented 10y that flow
ing We Of inventive genius, Mr. Warren
WATSON. He shew the same to us yes
ierday. 1t is Il very clever device and is
SO arranged as 10 DO the work Of frostiug
glass and cutting initials. signs and or
naments. Oh the suit.ce of the same in a
novel, expeditions and artistic manner.
4 pateut. ns We have intimated. will be
applied for, and Mr.. Wasson will exhibit
the instrument ut the Centennial, ulong
with his patent mower teeth and other
Inventions.
TIE FOURTH and it's proxy, the Fifth.
passed off in happy, pntriotical and
successful manner. We do not know of
any Incident worth mentioning, and no.
body was drunk. disorderlv or tistical
that we know Of. aud if We did know OF
it We wouldn't tell it.
CoNsIABULAR.-W. II. Lang has been
appointed Constable Of Empire township
vice c. Laurette, resigned.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-07

Personal. Everybody knows Frank
Tagliabue. He was here yesterday and
dropped into the APrEAL office aud left
bit Of what the Missourians call his
hand write. From Palmyra district, he
is. now. Didn't git 10 see the old man,
but know he must be all right by re-
mark he made. Good sort of an Injun,
that Tagliabue.
CONC EAsT.-Mr. Forrest, the very
polite and pleasant night clerk of the
Ormsby House, left for the East last
night. He expects TO be gone two or
three months. If We were running the
Hormsberry 'Ouse. we'd DO blessed if we
didn't ave Forrest back again when he
returns.
RrTunNED.--Capt. Hayrie and Ike
Mcconnell got back from Americn yes
terday. They look AZ if their trip had
done EN- good.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-07
a Faro y,etim Commits >.ieid..


About three O'Clock inst Sunday morn
ing u blacksmith named Charles Meyer.
who has been recently employed al the
Silver Hill mine, attempted TO commit
suicide in Silver City by shooting HIM
self in the breast with pistol. The re-
port Of the weapon WAS heard by sew
eral persons, who rushed out IT their
houses and found Meyer lying in the
street apparently in dying condition.
with Colts revolver by his side. The
blood WAS flowing from wound directly
over the heart, but when physician
xas called it was found that the bail had
struck rib and glanced off. He was
alive this morning, bnt there Is little
probability of his recovery. Meyer is IN
inveterate gambler. and as soon as he
receives his months wages bets 1t Of
against faro. Two months ago he lost
all bis money, and said then that shen
h. got another stake he would try bis
luck again, ana if he lost he would Kill
himself
THE GAMBLERS LAST TAXI.
On Saturday night last he drew his
wages. commenced playing at faro, and
lost continually. As he put down his last
$40 piece he remarked: "There h
that. too. 1t is nv last dollar. owc it
for board, and if l lose it will blow my
brains ont" In few deals it too had
disappeared. Meyer then aros- from
the table. saying ''You II SCI If | don
blow nv brains ont Nothing was
thought OF the threat. until hhouta quar-
ter of an hour Afterwards. when the re
port Of pistol was heard. Meyer was
German about fifty years Of age, and was
formerly resident If Ohio IiFH'a.1
chronicle.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-07

s. J. WHITE N. o., Physician and Surgeon,
is once more q, his old quarters over Fosters
Drug Store Carson Street. opposite tie Capitol.
Je31-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-07

Evening Reper,
200 Leopard II
500 Jefferson 4 -, A,
800 ella 81. 81.
200 Mansfield 25c
2i5 G Chariot 21.. %.
100 Mahogany Il, So
$50 South Chariot &C
20 War Eagle l..
90 Puorman g. 6
$50 I,iinni, Central A.,
ls5 Meadow Valley 8
go Raymond i Ely 45, 451.
200 Emeka Con 50
900 Jackson IL. J.,
81 Con Virginia SIS. $50
10 Savage 80
% Mexican l71a. IL,
81 Guul3 & Curry l5I,,, 15;,
49, California 81. 81
20 Crown Point 25'.
80 Ophir AZ. III.
% Hall & Norcrss, "a
% Brlcher 23'. "A
100 Utah 81.
go Pacific .
50 Union Con
$50 WoodviIle u.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-07
MINING STOCK REPORT
Forenoon Beard

Forenoon Beard
$50 Ophir 49,, As
800 Mexican ~. l7I
IS Gould 4 Curry 1917
81 Bes. & Belcher Az
60 Savage 50. so
10 Chollnr 50
455 Crown Point %, Isl,
$50 Imperial 6s.
$50 Empire Mlll5
SO Alpha IS
80 Belcher "a
105 Con Virginia 325. 325 b
5 Sierra Nevada l2'.
$50 Daney SOC
10 Bullion 3Si,
1915 California 81. IS b30
Is Seq Belcher IS
20 Overman 81. 50
80 Union Con 81. G..
SO Julia II
300 Globe IL
30 Caledonia IL,
so Utah H., 5
100 Rock Island II, Il
l60 n Y Con i,
800 Woodville ~. l..
$50 Mint coo
20 Silver Hill I
$50 Lady Washington Il.
675 Kossnrh 75c
so o G. Hill |
GAS Andes 3. ..
250 FIoi1a 3
260 Pacific u. l..
% Wells Fargo l5c
100 North Carson 25c
20 Niagara zoe
400 Cosmopolitan 20c
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-13
THE MARKETS.
AueUsT 9, 1875.
NEW YORK.

AuGUsT 9, 1875.
NEW YORK.
LIVE STOCK Beef Cattle-s11 .75013'O Hogs
Live, S7.5007.62H. Sheep-Live, s4.5O6e6 so.
BREADsTUFPs. s.-Flour-Good to choice, S6.55d
6.s5; white wheat extra, S69S97.5O. Wheat-No.
2 Chicago, S1.3s0l.S9; No. Northwestern,
Si.S811.39; No. Milwaukee spring. S1.4a6
1.43. Rye-western and State, s1.Osa1.1O. Bar
ley-$i 30G1.35. Corn-Mixed Western, 7sa
86c. Oats-Mixed Western, 64lb66c.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork-New Mess, S21 6Od21 rs.
1Ard-Prime Steam, 13k014c. Cheess-50
i0kc.
Wool. Domestic fleece. 5O16sc.
CHICAGO.
LIVE SToOK.-Beeves--Cho SG.OO16 .25; ;
good S5.4O05SO; medium, S4.5O1515; butch
ers' stock, S3.256b425; stock cattle, S3OO93 75
Hogs-Live, s7.7O0sOO. sheep-Good to CHOICE
3i2504.75
PEovIsIoNs.- s.-Butter-Choice, 24d2sc. EGGS
Fresh, 141141lc. Pork-Mess, S2l.45921. 50. Lard
-s13.GO013.62h.
BEEADsTUFFs. -Flour--White Winter Extra,
$6.tO0725; spring extra, S55O055O. Wheat
Spring, No. ?, s1.276127h. Corn-No. =, ~
@1Ac. oats-No. ?, $4,000. Rye-No. 2,
S4GS5c. Barley-No. 2, S1.2Odt1.25.
LUHBER.-First Clear, s45.OO046.OO; Second
Clear, $43.OOG45.OO; Common Boards, $1,000
HOO; Fencing, S10.OO@l1.O0; "a" Shingles,
s250G2.S0; Lath, S1.75CG2.O0.
CINCINNATI
BBEADsTUFFs. - Flour S7.6517.S5. Wheat
Red, S16061.73. Corn-7501Sc. Rye-99c6
SlO0. Oats-73d75c.
PRovIsIoEs.- .-Pork-S2l. .75192OO. Lard-13S9
l3%c.
ST. LOUIS.
LIVE SToCK.-Beeves-GOod TO choice, $1,000
$50. HOgs-Live, $740GS.10.
BREADsTUFFs.-FlOur-XX Fall, S5.75G6.50.
Wheat-No. ? Red Fall, s15201.56. Corn
No. 2, 74174hc. oats-No. 2, 64065c. Rye
No. 2, S46S5c.
PRovIsIoEs.- -Pork-Mess, S22OO92225. Lard
-12h012Ac. -
MILWAUKEE,.
BREADsTUFFs.-Flour-Sp Xxx, 5000 525.
Wheat-Spring, No. l, 81 .355l 1136; No. ?, 81 31h
U1.S2. Corn-No. 2, 74G74hc. Oats-No. 2,
5ihG55c. Rye-No. 1, s29S3c Barley-No
2, S1.l4G1.15.
BREADsTUFFs. -Wheat-Extra, S1.791l.7 .79h.
Corn-No. l, 7sG79c. oats-No.1, 6OG61c.
TOLEDO.
BREADsTUFFs. Wheat Amber Michigan,
$1.56G1. .56h No.2 Red, s1.56h01.57. Corn
High Mixed, 7S175hc. Oats-Eo. 2, 65hd66c.
CLEVELAND.
BREADsTUFFs.-Wheat-No Red, 1880
1.6O; No. Red, sl.54G1.'5. Corn-High
Mixed, s9GS3c. oats-No. /, 70G71c.
BUFFALO.
LIVE STOCK. - Beeves-S56O17.00 Hogs
Live, s7.5O9s.12h. sheep-Live, s5O065.3 .37i.
EAST LIBERTY.
b LIVE SToCK.-Beeves-Best, s6.756t725; me
dium, s5.7516Oo. Hogs-Yorkers, sS.C0ls 20;
Philadelphia, ss.SOGs.5O. Sheep-Best, $3.50
$50; medium, s4.756t5.OO.