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CAssARDS BksT LEAF LARD
800 bushels choice
EARLY ROSE NEW YORK POTATOES.
Q. WILMER,
oc'22u 1919 Pennsylvania avenue
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epencerisn Copy Books and Pens
Drawing Books and "a usic kasders
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the best and most ecoEo icsl States for schOsl use
Hank Books, Note, Letter and Oar PAPER
Envelopes, and everything IN the Stationery line
Tor sale, wholesale and retail, st the yery lowest
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-12

On the 18th of la,t May grasshop-
per sufferer, with. his family.
started from Kansas, about 100 miles
west of the Missouri river: with a COW
cred wagon drawn by span of mules,
with the intention Of going to Oregon.
He arrived here about the 4th of July,
and after resting few days to recruit
his animals, set out across the country
to Surprise Valley, California. Not sat-
tisfed with the appearance of thu
country, he went north to Rogue river,
and thence to Roseburg. Oregon, where
he remained o short time, but dissatis-
fed with the country, the habits of the
people and the climate. He experienced
severe attack. of nostalgia, and longed
for sight OF the broad prairies of the
west, to which he concluded to re-
turn once more. With supply of
provisions, his family and his mules
he retraced his course and started
home by the route he took going out
Last week he arrived here in excellent
spirits, and remained few DAYS to
rest his animals. He could not be in
duced to remain in this country. He
said his mules as we'll as himself and
family disliked it, and travelled faster
since they headed East. He left here
with the determination of going straight
back to Kansas, where he hopes to al :
rive in less than two months. Should
his mules survive the trip, and unless
some accident befall them, they will be
apt to-as they are in fair condition,
they will have performed feat never
attempted before that we are aware Of
that Of crossing the plains twice in one
season. 1t requires considerable pa
tience to cross the plains one way,
along the railroad with a mule team
but the man who undertakes such n
journey twice in few months, must
have much more of it than was ever
possessed by Job.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-12

APPROACHING COMPLETION. - Major
Mccoy. of Eureka. was a passenger on
the western bound train yesterday. He
informed us that the Eureka and Pail
SADIE Railroad is rapidly approaching
completion. The passenger trains
commenced running yesterday to Dia-
mond Station, ten miles from Eureka,
and the track is laid some distance be-
yond that point. At the present rate
of track laying the road will be CON-
pleted to Eureka by the first of Novem-
Der.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

The Board of Equalization met yes
to-day, pursuant to adjournment.
present, Messrs Borlaud, Nichols and
Clark, and transacted the following
business:
Ms NJ. S. Record, mortgage assessed
at 81 800, reduced to 81. 900.
Z. Reinhart & Co., real estate and
personal property assessed at 500, 900,
reduced to 81, 500.
+. Reinhart, mortgage assessed at
S603 RENTED. said mortgage having
been paid but not Cancelled Oh the
records.
Rinkel & Workman. mortgage assessed
at 80, 100. reduced to 81 500.
g. Il. Cokely, mortgage assessed at
$500, RENTED; said mo rtgagee being
q non resident of tho State
Sarah Ann Fox. mortgage assessed at
Sl06 80, RENTED; a deed having been
gwen for the property mortgaged.
j. +. Abel, mortgage assessed at
$500, reduced to $500.
J. Il. Whitaker. mortgage assessed
at 500, RENTED; the amount of said
mortgage having been paid.
Louis Lay, mortgage assessed at
$500, RENTED; the property mortgaged
being worthless.
). D. Geisselman, mortgage assessed
at 81, 026, reduced to 81, 500.
Bishop Luther, mortgage assessed at
$4,000, RENTED; the taxes having
been paid the Assessor.
Hunter & Vestal. mortgage assessed
at $1,000. RENTED; the taxes having
been paid the Assessor.
A. request of II. G.. Gavin, the build
ing known as Cavin's Hall, in Union
Vile, which was assessed to him, was
assessed to j. G. Fall, and the Clerk
ordered to transfer the same on the
Assessment Roll to j. G. Fal.
Ordered that the names of property
holders, whose assessments had been
raised, with the amount raised be pub
lished according to law.
The Board adjourned sine die.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-12

PERSONAL Professor Phillips, of
San Francisco, who has been off in
Colorado for the last two months, ex-
aiming mines for an English company,
passed through yesterday on his way
home. He informed us that he spent
thirty-fve days in the saddle riding
over the mountains of Colorado. >.
G.. r. Davidson, of Quinn River, arriv-
ed in town yesterday with band of
fat cattle which he intends to ship to
San Francisco. He has been off in
the Stein Mountain country all Sum-
mer with his cattle, and his avoirdu-
pois " shows that the climate agreed
with him, for he raises the beam at 210.
Charley Stoddard W. I. Burns,
Fank Morrow. William Graves and
others from points South of the rail-
road. have arrived in town to attend
the Fair.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-12

REBULpINa.-J. F. Abel, whose resi-
dence and out buildings on his ranch
in Paradise Valley. were entirely de-
stroyed by Are year ago last summer,
is prepared to rebuild. He has just
returned from Truckee with three car
loads of lumber, with which he intends
building q new dwelling house and
barns.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-12

ENLARdINd.--J Ward is enlarging
his carpenter shop on the Divide near
the Courthouse, and is building sheds
for the purpose Of keeping his lumber
dry in the event of this part of the
country being ever again visited by a
rain storm.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-12

BULLION ARRIVED. - ID. Arnold's
teams arrived in town yesterday with
eighty-fve bars of South Mountain
bullion, weighing 8.3l7 pounds. 1t is
from the Consolidated Company's fur
naces and is consigned to A. j. Shep-
ard. the company's forwarding agent
here.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-12

FOUND MATE-M Siegel of the
firm of N. Levy & Co, who went East
short time ago, for the purpose of
visiting his relations and getting wife,
writes under date of October 4, that he
thinks he has found mate but is not
quite certain. He got stuck after n
dozen women all at once; but his af-
fections are now centered on two, with
either of which he would be happy if
the other dear charmer was away. If
he cannot decide which to have he
thinks of taking both, and becoming
one of Brigham's saints. If on the
other hand he can make up his mind
to take one he will return with her to
nevada shortly. This is Seigel's story,
Il women may tell very different
one.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-12

MORE WAIToRs.--- Another consign-
ment of colored waitors. numbering
twenty persons, males and females, for
the Palace Hotel, passed through yes
terday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-12
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.

Last Evenings Board.
- Valley, 27s, 3. ..n
.555 Eureka, IL. III.
10 jackson, 9712.
sos Leopard, I41s' IL, Az.
200 Prusslan, 2.
100 Jefferson, az, 5. aa'
100 ella. 25s.
so Panther, l..
220 Hussey, I5I.
$50 Mansfield 3, s10.
20 Water, 81.
1000 Illinois, l.
800 Raymond & Ely, &c, 261s, 81.
so Consolidated Virginia, 295.
Is Yellow Jacket, 60, G2.
7i0 Ophir, -, 501a, 59ss, 6Ob5, 59s4.
30 Gould t. Curry, 1913, 1917.
100 Empire, 81.
40 Belcher. l71{.
so Justice, 3l;4.
20 Golden Chariot, /.
3l5 Mexican, 21L, 2l2S, 21L.
IS Union Consolidated, So.
l05 California, $50.
80 Best u Belcher, Do.
30 Baltimore. "a, 25s, ga.
so Savage, II.
Imperial. 9b.
This Mornings Board.
SG5 Ophir 81
900 Mexican 22L
$3.50 Gould ~ Curry 171a
7l5 Best & Belcher 49,.
leo Jacket 81 4
40 Justice 32L
II American Flat Ia
300 Alta
1S5 Occidental Il
100 Dayton 80
40 Utah 67s
$50 Snccor SIZE
3G5 Sierra Nevada 1917
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-12
New Barber Shop.
DISSOLUTION.

HvHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
il existing between the undersigned, in the
business of keeping /. Liquor Saloon, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. John Cox
will continue the business In his own name
and right. He will pay all bills OF the firm
and collect all the debts.
WILLIAM BAILEY,
JOHN COX.
Winnemnccs, New. October ,, l5T5lm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-12
AN EXTRAORDINARY UNDER.
TAKING.

"A patient Traveller. crossing the
Plains with "A mule team twice
i'm one season. 1854
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-12

ty@ Agent for the celebrated patent
"BED BUG PROOF SPRING MAT
TRESS.
, 1875-02-26
MONEY AND COM MERGE
FINANCIAL.

Ths skies ware bright and Ntimulat,ng yeAerda1 and
tbs effect plainly manifest In business cifelea.
bstas feeling generay prevailed. thongh transactions
u the banks ara still comparatively limited. They
hars sbundAnt neana 10 meet tho wants of Ill eg!tl-
fnAts customers. With tho lines Of discount arp
quita satsfaesor5, but nearly all Of them would con-
etna 10 vsFJ considerable tncressa.
The only feature speciAy nootsbls lhs continued
weakness Of New FORK exchange. Bales rrfe froey
made between banks 1t 6oo discount rer 81 0o and wo
heard Of ssvors parcels for which 7ae we've aecepsod
In addition to lhs should bt siaod that thers IL no
Considerable demand for currency. The banks seem
inclined to b fully prepared for al possibs sslauces
On ne1t Monday, March J.. ...
Bank discount raita to customers ara a.ssdy At 10
psr can't We doub. ahethcE any, perhaps none Of
them, would any concesstons a1cept on call with
the beat OF collasnrals sud thst on short ne. They
quils surs Of full rates, and fair, II not
hye, demand In a very fnw weeks.
On Tho street Quotatons are b@lB ptr cent. Do
snsnd light.
In quotations Of bank stook yesterday the tank
Ing pslce for Bank u Illinois stock stated to bn
1os, which error. We hAvs inspected List Of
aacs Of thls stock snco Ian. IL. On that day thcro
vsra .hrco aales It 1o7 And two 4 1os Thtre have
heen sales Alucc 1t ehs than 1o1the last few
daJa tlnco A. that bsusa
aovENf1fENr noxps.
, 1875-02-26

stock wah ar though The demand wsa moderate, and
chiefly froh, rctaers Hteas and ducks xren esri+r,
and chnlce chickens hnd turkeys stronger. Wa quoe
Turkeys. dressed. loSi2kc; chiotAns, drethc. D3l2o
rer n lncka. ll9i3c rtr h: gec.e. ta7c per h.
SEEDa-TlmothJ WAS moderately actirs but eAsy,
liberal offerings. choirs seed sold Il saesaa 40 !;
prime Mt s7.+1Aa.to: common, ta.aoa7.to. Clover
was 1uet anli aeIfty Al $t.3o.afa0, md $a.a0 for
rr1me MAMMOTH lTitnn hungarian waa anose,l at
ess, and sses Of lower Hradts wern maio It 7Htac.
Milint nominal At Vo{as5c. Tho recelrta Of f!a1
qualify. ind slow sales mads 1t tt.os for fair.
BALT-Folow1nR are the prlces enrrtns: 0nnntisEn
and HAHintw. nna, q. .8s Canada do, 417o; Ordinary
coarse, 42.0o; coaras diamond. t2.l7N; dairy, nth
out bags, t37a; dairy with es. $3.50; Ashton dairy.
TEAH-Jstan grades aro in h,sall1y fall tlcn1en1
and ara hett with confidence. 1rteu and black
tcsa are tinls and sissy. Following arc tho quo
tatlons: foHnE hyson, common to eooi. soa50,:
chotca Ia eHtfa fnt, s5e0$l.o1; common 70 snc
oll hJaou. b5Eassc: common to ms imperial ~
@eoe; good ta sho!es do. ss@oso -; !ait 20 gooti
i, Moyunc, ehoIee e e1tra nav Jap.n. 8,
495c; common 10 good do, tba76o: fair to good old,
6vaG5c: common do 4siAs0:; common to mas Qo-
long, a524sai good, ss9esc: choice 70 a1tEs, s3ca
TOnAoco-rhs .narkes Is rtsous, With An upward
tendency. Prices ranged ~ follow: (.
fiNn crT-Chocr tu EXTRA osR76c; medium 10
good. 4a@50c; common, 4Jc.
rlua-choicd 70 extra, 7nS7sc; raodlua to good, 20
@f5t common, Asa lAc.
,eAoktSo-uood to choice, sata3so; medium, no
S1c: rn.nMon, 17f92sc-
WoolEw. quiet nd 'te,dy Good to pFims .nb.
hnA and medium washed focce, Ala 0c coaFse wsuh-
I'd hrocc, 401i5c; medium aud coarrB unwtshcd 500
sic; flne nuWashs3, 27fa1!c: pulled WOOL f22A7c.
, 1875-02-26

sske; 400 tu rt)ee.el 4 s2Hs7s2ls: End $500 bu
't' ans| I'd G ".
inquiry fos ca,h nt.. nna sals ef 1szn!,r Nc ~.
ill., rSs n'fs s' .rss Ss
from tnierior shipping points, - Is at,cacd by The
small ps tate. soller Tho month closed Il ba1sa,c
seller March At SAFE aacr April sold Il $50 114c
ea ef.s f' Il st. ~ &c t.s, &c b. H.
white 4 sstxc: 1,.do bu BY aa,'ps As saasaHe. To-
.r+ei.i dsm.n tui da .n " s..sr No fre.
s.lcs v.ro made of 500 lu No ffelh ). sisosSe and
BARE EY.-Thers vas a iair Speculative demani,
tna %4sf M nstsa 1ntFtnSs rr!ee: sd'anesS . ;bo q
iSs Ss H. 9s4Ds, ~, ne snS qn
IT, aser soa Il sss mi eess ess :.
sossa :. sios a.aass rsospis .ors s1 ssonse2, and
frcah in A.. D. Co.'S lower. No. a regular was
quoted oDa1io, tlls va pa1a f9r fFs,h II n s.
ID gory quiet. Bales reported Of 400 b No.
~ VI ~ e T. storage It stia; ~ b y; y ttesl. At
H. ~ " .s,s :terss g. s fsuss ss
i.ssa ~ q \ s1o;sils: Tsisl. 800 ba H. ~ ''''
In tie afternoon provialnns, wheat, aad corn ver.
moderately. aes!1s and nsmet.
ifasa pork was n only fair rcqnestt closing hbou.
ais scliar As win aaica ot 5000 rs Il for
hI3rth. SEAS for April. and slH.4s for May.
cs HGt iess sn ss s es,sE e.
s.k,: $500 tea al sla371& for atafeh. and slaA7s3
ing At assfo Tor March, anil sJ,5ssSo Tor Aprii.
for Arril, snA about no for 3lsy.
o.s we're qulet ss &Ss3t.s fos tho month, sad k3,se
, 1875-02-26

Third Day Of tho Farmers Conyen
tLon at Fond drl Lac, Wis,
currant Worms, Tobacco, Fatty Dcqan.
GRAFTON, Adullerated Honey, Etc.

Srretas Dhpatth to Tho Chicago Tribune
Foxp pu LAG, Via, Feb. 21.-ThursI,x !,
question vns ralsod as TO wbothor tha ~. :.
r,rIa ,r,o,, M, a, ir,,,+,o,, NJ r...el ' ase u
:. s,o.n I s.c.,", ~ .1N..oaa n'4 oo"'on tad
u haa pehn oohniso'y 6otticd by compolent IT.
shor'sy that IL cannot bc absorbed and bo h.
rnuts wlits l.elIbore In l,otter 10 lesirny ,n.o..
President Smith said Tho Lost and u,oss rnc",a.;
remedy for cnrrant worns and striped i,ss aa
ylucs wat brooIa OF y1t,,tc oIiokens mi "a
1h.v wuu,d drstrny thta, nntiroiv uossa.5a.
, 1875-02-26
GREbpSTuFF5.

~ 1rrr ,r.- ...I., .,,-.- - :. :,
fLouA-"sa 1u'es sha nfn'. Shippers we.s not IN
local use hut desirable brands vero quoted ,tropa On
.rcnunt NJ ,st.I.. .,,-rIt. C.i.. ~.,,a."t ~
49, h,, s,n,ss. :. o4 ~ ss "possea ~
~ W.. ".~'.s lAsny ~ *a7o NV Ut" spslna e1
tFas. pssslJ H.259a.s0 and l0o btls fys touF cn
priyato terms. Total, l,t35 brts,
tbourh mi :, sta. srr.,. a 'naIo sss,et, =,
+. 80" @ NJ ~ 'appJ eaes "efe reported ot ~
Com MEAI-WAs quoted 1t u. 90 rr brl far
good. and sai. Goa II. 10 &c, tor for ecar.o.
w1IpaT-W,. tc Io..~ ,r,t ~ .s.t.
W.. ~ ""s1' nna is1s aetsSs II The do
cluo be'uR duA aas!ns great pa.t Of tho assalon.
Liverpool waa quoed fiat On csFgoes Auoat. and Epw
c,,,,s ~, ths snnr fron, nrt.,as rha aeT
U.uo4I ~ ~ ~. o4ae' 10 naalAet Has
ton 10 stimulate demand from hoiaa buyors. It
vi. what II e1p.essiyely called scarcrx msrtat In
.h,eh N. uos,. ,-,- ~ ,hort ...rs trni ~.
"a'eu wv uoo.' ssa' '. s''' &1's 'ns 1aop4"
, 1875-02-26
The Noyvcufs9 b s,itt.

A I.ouIsvillo special 10 the Cincinnati ENQUIRER,
says: "Ths contemplated suit Of IL. Victor New
comb 10 contost tue validity Of the will Of h,s
father, tho lats II. 2. Na3cnn,b, President VI tho
Louievlle Nashville ltAi!road, has been abAu-
doned- Ar. NswcoInb, Hr., LIFT about 81, OO0 900.
Lis drst wife, mother Of H. Victor, bocan,s iu.
sane. AID VIA placed III ~ sAylum. 4 spocia1
see Of tue Kentucky Legislature snablod hila 10
got divorce. and hs married belta Of this city,
W whom he l41 shildrsu, sid u death lsfk them
: largo portion Of nis wealth. It IL claimed that
the legislative eat u unconstitutional snd, II 50
ysoysn, Il would place Tie stoopd wife and Ler
ssAartn U an nOsaviAals uShsj and Xirs u. VIC
, 1875-02-26
REAL ESTATE.


Tns following Instruments were nsd for record
Thuttday, Eeb. IS:
... clTx FRorERrY.
West Madison A. 1sD $50 II " Of Homaa ay,
I, 238lgl Il, latoi Jan. .5...........,,,,,'S 800
Milwaukee ~, Gil It 80 Of North ay,awi,
2s,llsf u, d.tsa rob 25;;.......:.:;.::.:, a,soo
Hubbard st, cor Of DllioF It, 1t, 431l2oft,
:, d.t.a F.6; A;:.:..;;.: ;;;....;,:...:":: 1900
4, wtth improvements. latsd Fsb. - 3.:,... 100
4; Aiuo Union ii. 50 II = Of Ests, sat A9x ..
l9lit dated ksh: ls,ooa
Eotth Wslls st. n 25.100 n = ol Wendell 1t, v
t3t aslco.foo Il, datad J.u. 3............. e,ooQ
sSns 1xopertJ u sho!a dated Fen. 19...... t,1oQ
=, Dated Nov q. ..,........:,.. 2,c&
Wet TAyler It, 2t3 Is " Of Western av, nf15
1l2s 7slt0 T.. lated July u, lS7A. ......,,, l,sN
soV1A u e11f LIMITS, WITHIN 4 RADIUS or 7 Auxa
FROM couAI-NlU4E.
otss1.ood ~, rs ~ cf Bl1s,.arst It, wf,sO
.i1o slo T. "a d,s'4 Fog. 1,o1s
s9x1Gl Il aAtel Fab. Z, 21,,......... aGa0
, 1875-02-26
HnN NtY "

sHEEr-Ths continued htavy receipts caused d.
Ess.'sa III ies1s Tnsss " T., fas inquiry eoth sron
stock At former prices, aud hsre 10 no,s general
dseline the Eeduston teachipx folly 2@aso ps1 100
ia Il N;7ss;.s7H ior aoed 10 sst,s, III following
Afs notod
9....iis INK sl:..iis ss.sfE H.. Il. es III
7a 7a.:.lW IT,: i ssos ssas s''''' II s'a*
NJ! Yosx, Teb. :s.-DErvEs-neeespt. 100, making
90so Tor thu thres days. sgatnst 1850 for ihs s.no
aud weak =. ! dscllne from Mondsy of H. roor sas
Tsthns. 7c; no good Texans or ohsroiess aasrel !;
pook TO lalt pAtts stesEp and oxsn, pkA1lEc: good
to prime stsssr, l1At3l2Ko; fsn e1si1 selsctlons
satsr-Rsespt.. 1881 making $3.50 for tho thres
1arket ruled dull aud weak sincs Monday, and closes
dspFe.sed a : ssaaetion of nearly 10. Common 10
!r !o'S' eH@0Hs; &ood 70 prime, e91o; no extra
Aoss-Rses!psa, 100, making 1i.o7o for tho thrss
.oli .lly. Dt..ssd dull, " at;io for cy; sssSa
HAST LsnrRrf,
ElsT 1IBEhr1. Pa, Fob 23,-,CArrLx-Reeejot tc-
day, ITO had aud, for IT, ,hres d.yt p.xt. lbs
e. :sRp, s Its su.s ss.s dull
70 clean on and NOT many buyers on h4nd pricaa on
is;1Sssos; eon@Sa = ~, .isoss.so: i bull, M sed
SSt-bV HCtkffps 3&po45.ou
Aoas-Ks:eips so-lay, 40 hesd, .nd for tbs shrts
97.ed. N"' ''''.
snkEF-Ksesspta today, 500 head; for ths throe
~. r1tt: le,Su9 nfad; best, S5.75S6.3s; medium,
HtjfYAIN,
buffalo, Fob. eb.es-CArtLE--Rsceipt a3s total for
Tho week $3.50. Aarkct klov thIs noInipr ii stsopa
yeaterdsyh pfioof.
6z11s ASp IALns-Reeeipts, 1900; total 70. tho
*teks Is:H4. Market dull aud DIT. The aupply e1-
ee1as tMs aeMand Weskern sheep, Rt8y6 ~, {s0 COG
~; oh1o shes7, 76Aa9 NJ, esoo63.6o.
pst MeptL3hsesp4s ~; total for d: wsek, $500. No
$6.sa17.oo; heavy hogs. s1.est37,lo,
. .. RT. LOUIE.
NJ. Looft, Feb. 25-Hoas-F1.m for bxxs arRdss.
lug. 6kG4tHo. -
CATr:1-stsady: sales Of natiys o1aa a A.is; fair
70 good bstche1s 6t3sKc; fair native fssdsss, Axe,
, 1875-02-26

tf'is roint tho Ohtcago onginos compared farm.
ably with thoso o! ott,or clties. '"'o'
~ rcfornnco TO Con. sl.aler'A statement th.,
In tho caro- Of fro in overy building In .he bo"t
bounded by Washington, Clark Madlson,' 'oea .ss
1.nsal!s rtrccts. enc Of forty onncs untnc a4a ~
line Of hoHo would 10 well sapulod MIN sis AZ
Hn'lnnA per minute. tho Communion ror.,,aa5 ~
tant If t'sa p,pGs 4, ts district aro Of sIo eIz.t
nre.hydraula and tl,cao pfpcs wore iuehsa 'Is ~
dtatnotar, the required supply could bo oLtatn.%s y
, 1875-02-26

Ho0s-nood to choice bacon hogs wpso iu good 0a.
maud M = stronger prtces aslss showing 81 4dvsncs
grades dull Ut 69t0o decline. Only two or three
OF the ctty packers Operating, In amst way
and III the ataencs Of competition ordinary to choca
saecled lots were taken At s7.2o973o auh In two Of
hsee instances atil! higher figures pa!d hut tbs
Tbs hneas drove Of hogs recently aeon In our market
was shipped in yesterday from Io.o Ill.,, By Woodruff
Philip. They wero Of tho Poaud md 6hips breed,
drepseesed condition Of tbs market fo. heavy nsghts
tho price rea!iztd. $7.to. was an extreme one.
They weso aotd BY II. F., Mallory Il Dro to
GooEns, who will ship thcm to Boston. Tho market
closed Guict.
, 1875-02-26

nrfnt Win q BtfonB 1dTAnclnR tendtncys uoSt0n
Columbian os, snd Warren denins advanced 1c, and
corda ucka adranced ID. Garner, Amostesg, and
Wan1sutsa priuta advanced Nc and all prlnta wore
vary strong. DFesa goods quiet. Woolen cooda con-
tnus quiet In arat hands.
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YonK,
fuseiol Dtsra.sh 10 TAf CAteags Tttbuus.
New YoRx, Fob. 2s.-FLoun--7hs markst vaa
steady With moderate demand, chiefly for ahipping
n1ttas,
GH41H--Whoat without decided chAnoe In p.Ico and
In fall demand mainly for export saIos o1,ooo bu.
Including Mo. spring Al $l.o59l.01; No. Chicago
81 .o1A0tl0X; No. aAlilwaukts At $1.10@1.l2 un-
graded Iowa and Mtnncsota At tt.o54sl.la; Nc. l
spring at <l.t53llo; rod Western at sI.2o@l.ls;
htnber do At st.2s@1.2sH; whl'o Wosteru At $l.2J9
LA; No. Eorthwestefn u &l.oBf3tl0K. Corn quiet
aud unchanged; salcs Of 74,0oo bu, included
Weatorn mtxaA as eoo; yellow Western .
8}9a3Ec. Oaia offered mora freely and cary In
prices: sales Of $1,000 bu 1t 6e1o9c for wcatcrn
mixed 6s@70o for wh1ts do. tlyo quiet At 8s303c.
barley heavy and lower TO- 600 bu C1nad. wos. noId
II $l.55 Lard trmer, but less active sales Of cast,
and regular included 100 tea At l31 a1a p.ltc for
choice wesseru steam also 60 ptgs rrimo city At
19kc for future delivery; prices generally xcro lido
better.
wuisRr-s!cady at $1os, with 400 hra aoll a. this
figure.
CorsrE-Dull, and no sales excepting In johbng
nay, III uusar tnu market for raw VIE Arm under a
fsir inquiry; qnoea strong on tho basis Of 7t:@72o
for fair to good Cuba. "
Nsw YonK, Fab. .25.-FlouA-Stoady and un-
shanFed; receipts. 1910 bril- nyo nour In f4iF de-
! Conn rrAt-Qnlst.
daAx-Wheat lev active thads caaier receipts,
eiS,; NJ ontesso 3l.oiSSiio So No. Mii1ta Nj s.sso
fea. si,o9t9l.l1; NJ. 2 Nort4wsssern. al.oasl.1o;
vintsr red Ws,esu. sia19i.a5; s1sler Wsn, Wes.ora,.
sl.9s9l.2SH whito Western, sl.2aal.3t. Tys duh
ssaa5c. barley more active, and in huyeri. favor
: shada araor f.lriy acttys receipts, io3o6o ba
mixed, Ttatorn, alssaYc, yellow do, o3asaKe.
mixed we.tsrn, s1aGsSo willie Dc. ' esa71c. '' ~
HAs-F1Em Ga976o.
0n9cEarzs-oonse dull and heavy; !. Rio, 1oHalo,Sc
10 gold. Sugar firm fair to good rctSn.ng. 7,;ia
7tfe: prime: g: osntEsfnxsl y,loo: good to far
CHANGED.
PRrRo1zux-sts.dy; refined, 1tHo: rzudo. 1K0
srR4lszD Rosss-stsady.
CINCINNATI.
oNoiFSArr. O., Fob. 2s.-FIopn-puu and un-
ua1lN-Thoat tu1, and unchanged: rcd, s1,o7a
LILO. Corn dull and droopinx ds9sac Oats fair anl
| and nominal
O1Ls-unchanRod.
Edoa-Dulf and dropping: &c,
burrER-.nuil kud uuchangode
CnKEsE-Falr aud Arm. ....
GLovxa ssr1-Quiet md unchanged .iia,.Xe. .
no buyers; kettls. lto Hulk meats duli ind troop.
| ing: eacs. aAoi p1o; foko-an partly cured. Bacon
\ Waiak7-Fair and as1u sl,o7.
/ Hoas-Dall . shade lower common, so.159oto; /;
bulk Of a.lsa It ss.voa7.as; ); recsipts a,oSa. ''
! PHILADELPHIA.
refined. 1lAo for a.rIy delivery; e1udc, in barrels,
| l0c. -.-'
, 1875-02-26
COMMERCIAL.

Tas following we're the receipts arul sLpussuts Of
tbs leading articles Of produce u thIs city during thu
twenty four hours ending 1t o'clock I'd THURSDAY
mozul2g, and for tbs corresponding dsse QUE va.
Axo,
, 1875-02-26
ANrwknr, Fob. 15.-rstroleum, eve.


NEW YORK DRy.ooops MARKET.
New Yunx. Bob. 25.-Tho package trado In cotton
9ools and prints was fatrly sctlre. Cotton goods
firm. with = strong advancing tendency. Boston,
Columbian Otta snd Warren denins advanced 1c, and
corafa ticla sdranced ID. Garner, Amostesg, and
Wamsussa pFiuts advanced Ne, and al prlnta wore
vary strong. Dresa cooia quiet. Woolen goods con-
TIME Quiet In Arat hands.