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REPLY OF TIE SELECTMEN.

ST. ALBANs. July 3, 1915.
GEORGE GREGORY SMITH, ESQ,
Dear Sir = Your letter of date request
ing us to name day when you can have y
public examination rs to the truth Of the
reports which are in circulation relating to
your knowledge of, or connection With,
the murder of Miss Marietta Ball, is re-
ceived.
We would name the Goth day of July, at
10 O'Clock a. m, at the court house, as the
most convenient time and place for all con-
cerned
We desire to say that we have never con-
sidcred public examination necessary, be-
cause we were satisfied from investigations
made by detectives, and our own personal
knowledge, that there was no foundation
whatever for the charges.
Very truly yours,
CHAs. B. SWIFT Seectmon
j. w. NEWTON, of
A. II. KELLoGG,) St. Albans.
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The Worthwhile Races.

AT the races at Morrisvlle on Wcdnes-
day and Thursday the purses were not
filled as well as usual, and consequently
less interest was felt. There was, how
ever, some fast trotting, the track Ga soft
half-mile one) being taken into considera-
ton. In the 2:32 race the first quarter in
tho first heat was trotted in 80 seconds and
the half in 1:15. In the third heat the
time was 2;35, though the leading horses
pulled back to avoid distancing Quechec
Maid.
The following is tho summary for the
fist day:
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W. Flynn, aged GS, who died at Didge-
quash, N. b., on the 18th ult., arose from
his bed about twenty minutes before his
death, unlocked a trunk and took out a
suit of grave clothes he had kept in readi-
ness for several years, then washed and
dressed himself for burial. His last words
were, "Welcome, death, have long waited
for thee !"
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THE RUTLAND GLOBE MONDAY MORNING july s. 1875

several hundred feet and then took an
easterly direction. When last seen it was
sailing to the eastward without seeming to
ascend much higher.
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SOME INTERESTING STATISTICS.
Tho Time and Labor Consumed in the Great
Suit,

Tho limo and Labor Consumed in the Great
Suit.
The following tables will show the length
oftime it took to decide the great scandal
trial, and then it was not decided after all
LENGTH OF THE LITIGATION.
Actual working The plaintiffs cause 80
days.. 1l0lThe Defence. IS
Adlournments. ..:. 81
hoiiudyS.. 81
DAYS OCCUPIED IN HEARING TESTIMONY.
For The plaintiff. ..3719 For the defendant4OK
DAYS OCCUPIED BY ARGUMENTS
pialntin's counsel ........ ...... ...........l2h
Defendants counsel. .........-..... .lTL
iouai' '''..........'.'..."... ....30
TINE OF EACH ORATOR.
Mr.. Morris. .........2I Ey-Judee Porter 49,.
Yen. Iracy......"..4 Mr.. Beach. 10
Mr. Evarts.........sHI
TIE WITNESSES.
Total number.... .9s Defendants .,C3
fiaihuiH S....'.. 10
DURATION OF EXAMINATIONS
,,...,.. Da"s. Lays.
Theodore T'llton... u Mrs. MoultOn.
rrancls D.Moulton.l Bessie Turner........3 ~
ii. w. Beecher.. 10y General 1racy......2H
THE JURY.
NuinDer In tho Witnesses brought
panel... ........ 800 to testify as to
Number excused, doubtful Jurors. 81
about ........... 20
Number examined. 50
DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE.
Total number adj Defendants. III
mitted............ 2i7
Plaintiffs. ........ 1871
INDIRECT ANSWERS by WITNESSES.
q, Mr.. Beecher Mr.. Moulton
II can't recoiect," al don't knOw"...,. 20
etc;. ..;..:;..... bs3 81 don't remember"
sume," etc.. E. . 2i5 -
81 don't Know. 81 Total. aO5
TotaI'..... SOL Grand total, -. 1lsO
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Time, 1886, 235t, 2.3Gt.
The balloon ascension was partial flzzle.
On account of the high wind the balloon
was allowed to 60 up alone. When re-
leased 1t shot up into the air like rocket
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WANTED. "A good Gauge Lathe
w Turner Immediately by RUTLAND
MANUFACTURING COMPANY. jy2d3d.
RoARDERs WANTED.
Board, with good rooms, at No. 30 Center
Street. aprl3dtf
N o T I c E
By order OF the Village Authority, l am au-
thorlZed TO remove, or cause TO be removed, all
distractions from the streets or sidewalks, IN
the form OF empty barrels dry goods boxes or
any other obstacle that interferes with the
travelling public. Merchants and business men
generally VIII please govern themselves ac-
cordlngly and oblige.
r. n. PATCH,
Street Commissioner.
Rutland, June %, 1875, june25dtr
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PR o G II A M ME.
FIRST DAY.
No. purse OF $3.50, 255 Glass; $40 to first, $40 to
second $50 to third.
No. purse. OF 5000, 2:SG class 800 to first. $50
10 second, $50 to third, $40 To fourth.
SECOND DAY,
No. purse OF $50, for four year old colts 60.
10 ilrst SIS to second, $40 to third,
NO. purse or $500; for 2:44 class. aim IN
nrst, $50 to second, $50 TO third, $40 to fourth.
NO. purse OF 800; Free for all: 1925 To first
800 10 second, SIS to third.
the above premiums are for trottinp. and tn
De mile heats, best three in tive to harness. and
governed by rules of the National association.
Inree 10 enter and two to start
horse distanclng the field, will receive but
one premium. o''
Entrance fee 10 per cent OF the purse. and
must accompany the nomination,
ENTRIES must be addressed TO w. r. Paige.
secretary, on or before Wednesday, July Tfh.
~ O'Clock p. M, at which time the entries
Will positively close. A'''''
The association have spent two thousand dol
lars IN improving and widening the track,
whlcn Is now among the best in the state All
died.
]. N. PUTNAM, President
JOHN W. CRAMTON,( Vice
Z. y. RICHARDSON, Pres
w. Q. LANDON, Treasurer
Iunozidtd w. +. PAIGE, Secretary.
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oftime it took to decide the great scandal
trial, and then it was not decided after all /:
LENGTH OF THE LITIGATION.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-04
rnE PISTOL A

We vondsr whether there an currents
Of slsotxiGty or some other subtls agent
that acts on The moral nature Of the
community. the same q miasma acts on
is physical? The question Is suggested
By the fact that the perprstrstion Of one
dssd Of horror or iniquity. Is 90 often
followed by another with startling
npidity. Scarcely has the ink that told
Of The bloody ARRAY Of yesterday. In
Virginia. dried on tho printed page. BE-
fore 10 arc called upon to chronicle
another. equally eold-bloodsd and TO
voting. The skeptioal may claim that
the influence Of bad whisky and worse
women. has been. and always will b
the same. and the Legitimate effects Of
both are deeds Of bloodzhsd and terror.
This explanation may satisfy the o..
trsnsly MISTER Of fact. but We opins
there are few 80 much 20 in this COM
munity, a. not on hearing Of some ter
ribls accident or atrocious crime, 10 in
Voluntarily question. what will b the
nsxt horror3
This morning about half-past six
O'Clock, another man VA shot In vir-
ginia City, and no terribly injured that
the chances for his recovery are dec
perate. Even while we writs his de-
parted spirit may be standing on that
shore, from which the good and bad
alike are prohibited TO return. Al that
timo Daniel Corconn was In the house
Of one Ellen Savers, who keeps
brothel on the old barbary Coast, South
@ street. nnd while standing near a win
dow ON The north side Of Tho building.
VA. shot by some ono ON the outside,
the hall entering his left aide. ranging
down 10 ths right. and lodging In his
yiyht hin. n passej completely through
bis abdonon. t,ayersinr a distance Of
about sixteen inches. In discovering
The particulan Of an affair Of this kind. |
the reporter Ia often nj fault, On the
parti.. coonixant Of. or implicated In II, |
eek to conceal the real facts.
As near as could DO learned this morn
irg. Corcoran had been stopping with
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taeksd The estimate. The latter pointed
out the laIty Of Govsrnmsnt estimates.
and declared that such loossness tended
"a, destroy the control of Parliament
oven expenditures. Stafford Northcoats.
Chancellor Of the Exchsqusr, admitted
an apparent deficit Of csoo. 600. but he
was confident the increased revenue
would more than cover the supplsmsn.
tary estimates. The supply bill finally
passed the COMMITTEES. II ID sIpeeted
that Parliament viii DO prorogusd BY
the 18th.
The liabilities Of Doeosta Rsaolt 4
Co.. Of Lsadsnhall street. whose failure
Is reported. are now stated to bs ESQ.,.
900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-04
CALIFORNIA.

The Dsnsersey ~ LsggsrAsaAs-
TIE 1sDubiieans Hasassssss-
Estss Speaks.
Ban FaAxcrsoo. August 4-l'P. ~
On account OF the break In the Demo-
cratic Nominating Convention on Mon
day evening. . conference Of the County
Central Committee. State Central Com.
mittss Of the Young Mems Democratic
Club vas held last night. Altar . fruit
less attempt 10 harmoniss matters. the
County Committee held . meeting and
dstsrminsd to appoint q Municipal Con.
vsntion this evening, independent Of
the State Central Committee. The lat.
ter also held q meeting and agreed 70
call q Convention. The break seems 10
DO beyond repair.
The Republicans. a. their meeting
yesterday elected delegates 10 SENATOR.
al District Convention, who Will to-mor.
row make legislative nominations, elect
District Committees, and then unite and
nominate . city ticket. The election
was very quiet, but N ticket being In
the Aeld In each District.
Estss addressed . large Independent
meeting at Platt's Hall last night, dwell.
ing on the water and railroad questions
at length.
Runsrsd Escape Of wesdru4 alias
miller, she Dshaltsr-ChsatisE
Justice Transfer o. Msrtgags On
the Southern Paeine naiIrssd.
SAN FaAScIsoo. August A rsmor
prevails that Woodruff alias Miller. the
dsfaulting Secretary Of the Contract and
Finance Company. has been permitted
TO make his escape. He Was kept In
close confinement during the invsstsa-
ton by the Company. but Is said that
ON the conclusion Of his examination
no would DO handed over 10 the author.
10 be dealt with according 10 law.
II Is now said that tho r. R~.suthortiss,
In consideration Of the fact thai Miller
had intimate acquaintance with the In
side workings Of the company, and that
disclosures were likely 70 fol-
low . ventilation Of tho . In the
Courts, connivsd at his escape and that
no Is now beyond the reach Of the su.
thorities.
There vas yesterday Alsd In the Re
cordsr's ofico q document releasing the
mortgage Of Mills and p. @. Calhoun Of
New York on the Southern Pacific Rail-
road as Trustees TO scurs bondholders
md making a new mortgage Of the
road to the amount OF $4,000. 900,
In thirty years, at six
por cent. TO secure the mortgage bonds.
which the road IL about 10 issue TO raise
'unds 10 complete road TO the terminus
the Texas Pacific Railroad al Fort
Yuma. The mortgages are d. o. Mills
and Lloyd Tsvis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-04
rnorkcrlvk ASSOCIATIONS Tho board

rRorkcuvk As~ociArioS.-Th board
ing honso and restaurant keepers pro-
toctivc association. which was estab-
lished some months AGO, Il one Of the
best things for the parties interested
that has ever been got up In this section.
Since things have been put into good
running order II Is impossible for any Of
the members Of The association 10 be
swindlcd. except ia very small sums.
unless indeesl some generous one OF
them takes his own chances. In which
ease no Of course has 10 suffer the con-
sequences.
Couous AND Coins are often over.
looked. A continuance for any length
of time causes irritation OF the lungs or
some chronic throat disease. Browns
bronchial Troches ARE IN efectual Cough
Remedy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-04

Witnesses. and promidns 70 givs Kin.
gen Smith particular attention In thp
afternoon. n d evidently ~ design q
dsfsnss 70 break Kingsn Smiths tsstL
mouy. They Ia their Arguments on
thai point and pay little attention 70
other Witnesses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
rho O'Ce..eIi lenteuayr.


NEW YoRx. August 4.-The Merald's
special says. yesterday the Fcninian
Amnesty Association OF Dublin issued a
proclamation calling on Irishmen to as
ssmble by the Thousands TO join In the
O'Cosnsll Centenary procession. AZ
the end Of the line they have resolved
to carry banners inscribed. "Remombsr
the Political Prisoners" "God Save
Ireland" At the close Of the march
they will assemble around 0'Connsll's
Monument and present Lord Hogan's
address 70 the people. II ID believed
that Hogan will not deliver his Grafton
unless assured Of complete order. ALI
public houses will DO closed during the
day. -Four thousand troops are quar-
tered In different sections Of Dublin.
Cardinal Callen has issued . pastoral
enioining strict Temperance from his
people. Cullen does not fear any din.
Guilty.
Revival 81 rrsds.
NOMINAL. August 4.-Evidsnce Of
rsviving trade are given In the move
ment Of boats in tho gain carrying
trade.
Treasure Prem the Schiller.
Nkw Yonx. August A London dis
patch states that a hundred thousand
dollars In specie has been recovered
from the wreck OF the steamship
Schiller.
sharp Debate n the EsEiish Par.
Iiaasns.
LosDos, Aug. Ain the Commons
to-day thers was . sharp debate In COM
mittss ON the supplementary sstmsts OF
50. GOO. 900. Dodson and Gladstone a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-04

CERTAINTY when = man undertakes to
make his own investments for future need, he
10 Obliged 10 assume that he win have time TO
complete them. That 10, no must assume a. q
certainly the very thing whoee uncertainty
esaser him TO make provision ct all. But II he
Insurss his life and then lives to old age. the
policy will prpve . better cash Investment than
he can rasiiy make In any other manner, taking
Into account lts freedom from oil and every
hazard. 10 he dies early. the object of making
. provirion for his family 10 Instantly attained.
Insure In the New York Life.
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STATIONERY n JlwxlAr.-J. D. Marshall

at the Gold ilnl Post-ofiee store. lssole agent
for all the San Francisco and Sacramento daily
papsr. All tho latest kastern periodicals,
and delivered In any part of town. blank
books and stationery In great variety. Blank
books of every description made 10 order at
saort notice. Gold and silver watches, CLOCKS.
and . dne assortnent Of jewelry; repairing In
that line neatly and well done. A large stock
81 toys AMI fancy goods. Nee regular advs..
tiremeht In another column. Jei6
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Ass,uLr WITH A DEADLY WEAPON.

ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY wkAros.-
about 0 o'clock last evening. y. John
scn. q man who works at tho Ophir
nine and boards with Captain John s.
Young. at tho Brooklyn Restaurant.
Virginia, made m attempt ON the life Of
he latter. II appears that he had been
q arrears with his board bill. and In
,rlsr TO get his pay Young attached his
wages. which so snraged johnson that
10 attempted TO shoot tho Captain. He
xis disarmed and arrested. While in
tho Office Of tho Justice Of Peace short
" afterward. some hard words passed
between him and Young. when the lat.
ter knocked him down. and wAs also ar
rested. The trial OF both was set for
to-day.
A NICE LITTLE GAM SrorIxD.-Th
vigilance of James Brew. Deputy Sheriff
Of this county. who yesterday about .
P. Y. found a finely tempered saw. man.
ufactured from a shoemaker's knife. In
the possession OF Frank Campbell alias
Fitch, one Of tho prisoners confined in
tho County Jail at Virginia, under .
charge Of grand larceny; probably pre-
vented another escape Of prisoners from
the Jail. Mr.. Canpbell's chances Of
keeping outside the State Prison will DO
rendered none tho better for the occur
renee Of yesterday. The knife saw was
finsly tempered. aud would have been
very serviceable to the prisoner In max.
ing his escape. had II not been discover
ed In time.
A SoSo WORM HsARiSo.-A song
will DO given at the complimentary ben.
cit Of little Haiy Falk at Pipsr's Opera
House next Friday evening. that for rich
local hits, has never been equalcd In
Virginia City. Some mthor spicy pro-
ceedines having been taking place in
that happy city in the past few weeks.
and they have been woven into q per-
perfectly side-splitting comical song by
the weiLknown popular actor, IL. q.
Marsh. Tho lady or gentleman who
does not hear that song. misses one OF
the richest things that has or will be
given at tho Opera House for q long
time. II is itself worth three times the
price OF admission.
RKyrsKD LrcxSsxs.-At q meeting OF
the Board Of Aldermen Of Virginia, last
evening. tho tax collector was instructed
not to issue licenses to Peter Larkin.
Ellen Saysrs and Annie Goewy. to sell
liquor in the city. The places kept BY
tho parties named arc the lowest dead
.alls in the city. and II Is q wonder that
they have not been suppressed long ere
this. The wisdom Of the action Of the
Board In the matter. Ii most strikingly
illustrated by another item In to-day's
NEWS, headed "Ths Pistol Again"
such hot.beds Of iniquity are moral
ulcers ON the body corporate. and call
Tor a prompt use Of the municipal
scalpel.
On AND RELIApLr.-Sse notice OF
Yome Mutual Insurance Company.
which appears in our advertising col
umns to-day. Il il n OF the Oldest
anal most reliable companies ~transaeting
business In inc vni1ea o's.
deserving the oonnasn.e S II.n az 10
81 u people. M" ..,;,n iii bs n
Goil lin almos. daily TO attend TO the
business Of the company.
c,,x prr IN C,.crLIrIos.-In adj.
n.;d out nv Tho Crown
uon 70 'ns MONEY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-04

NERmcx's irrowrrp OIL 10 a simple RENE
dr. bu, powerful 10 do rood. Cures rheuma-
tirui ana neuralgia and kills oil pain instantly.
IL perfectly safs and harmless. Price. o. rcnts,
and worth its weight In gold. We challenge
crane 4 Bhyhssa, Wholesale Dmgyisir, san
Francisco. California. for sale By all Drug
gists. IHI"fH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-04

Hrrrsos's EArtsa srASD.-The heat place
In vixinis City 10 get . good souare meal 10
ss. 'i sssoss. opp"si,s he fo.Ssnee. op.s
day and night. Private rooms for iadles. All
the substantial l~uxurtes az the market To be
foand 81 iiefron's. lie respectfully invites his
Gold llill friends 70 call and see him. jySs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-04
A s-pyrocArrxa Corsu.- In q letter 10 Nrs

A S~uyrocArixo Corsn.-l In . letter TO Mrs.
Charlotte Lisle, Of Chicago, . lady well known
IS Q contributor to the Western press, she
a.:ribes the cure OF . dangerous cough. accom-.
panied by bleeding 81 the lungp, to llalc's
Honey Of Horchound and Tar. my cough.
she says, "thrratcped tc sufroeate me- = .
but the Honey Of i~iorhound and Tar has
removed every trare of H." The letter was 10
q l.dy friend IN this ely. who hes placed II II
the disposal Of q. N. Crittsn ton. Z sixth ave.
nns. Pixies Toothaehe Drops care In one
minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-04

wurx yoa are depressed By the Esunt, sick
II feeling Of . disordersd system, which nseds
10 b. eleansed and stlmuintsd Into healthy &C
lion. take q dose OF two Of Ayers Pills and sse
quick you can Be restored Tor . shilling.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-04
This Mssaiag.

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ssSs oyAi,, 81. a. cS. sst, 49,. Sx eie.e
soos Sssisss. ssx. s,x Is, ,sx ss. asx. sS
2So Goaid aud Curry. SC, ~. Ix Is. ssx,
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2i5 savage. les, la. ~
10 Choliar- Psiosl. ~. y. stS
"a islchev. 81. -. nv eO
ioso Lady bryan. is.i<
$50 baltimore q .,sS.ek
~ Alpha, atx. 17k. "a
2ts Confidence. 25k, 5A -
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sss k.s,:st. isS. y; i,s' l,x; IL TX
tyl Succof, "
40 Globe. sske
I.O Hmplre Mn. 81
i0eo sisrra Nevada. ios b 20, isS. ISM
ss Justice. les. 1t
2JD Caledonia. n, nv
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f.ss Iu ssriai. a.. n bio. ~. -.
a'io c.iifomia, 70, ns.fsS' 'sS' AN "0''
isi silver mn, II, iok. 10Y
iSs yellow Jaeksi. ~. ~, ~ bio. soea
80 Bullion. IS. Hk
as O,ermsn. -. Trx.T
tS Utah. u. IN
so usls 4 Soreross, 81, -. ssh
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81 Exchequsr. 80. 700
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rAciTtc STOCK ExcnArss-
is;S Opslr. CAV. o. bso. 4k, Sh
IRIS Msxiczs. VI. 70. a3,s bs.3
3tS Gosli q Curry. 13A
iU6 Best and Bslcher. %
ipcro~n Point. IN, s's.a
90 hale q Sorcrvsa, "
10 chellAr fstosi. VI
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% lmp- rial. II b. IN
IS Consolidated Virginia. 3ssk
las Hslsher. n. nv. ak
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100 Union Con, 10. ION
10 California. u. IN
30 Lady BRYAN. ~
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-04

osarygoedsatbgaiiand's
sndsss. fNTIM aUEI
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Marine Disaster.

DrrRorr. Michigan, August 4.-Ths
barge Briley broke loose from the tow OF
tho propeller Allegheny on Lake Eric
last Sunday. and is supposed TO havo
gone to pieces and her crew Of five per-
sons perished.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-04
EASTERN DISPAfGHRS.
poMEsTIo MEWs.

'.ellL 10 . esLD NM pAur nm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-04

That our Goods, being bought strictly roR
CASH and IN LARGE LoTs, We ear UNDER
SELL EvERYDODY IN TfiE COUNTY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-04

MONTGOMERY. August 4. - Returns
come in slowly. but enough Is known to
render Il reasonably certain that tho
Constitutional Convention will be called
by ten thousand majority.
Death OF a. Eninens Physieias.
BosroS, August 4. DR.. winslow
Lewis died last night. aged &c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-25

1 Green meats steady and firm; shoulders, 7.5l
/ g7.55c. Hams, l01s9l055c. Whisky, 81 H. But
/ ter quiet; choice, 25a2sc.
CHICAGO, November 4.-FIour dull.
Wheat active and higher; No. 2 spring, VI 20
bid. Corn in good demand at lower rates: No.2
mixed, 81 Lzea5l We. Oats unsettled and lower:
No foysL gss PORK In e, E3od demand I'd
lower rates, l21<c all round. Bulk meats, 7%d
lO5sc, Io5sa1Ic.
LOUISVILLE, November 2i.-Flour quiet.
bat steady al 62a65c. Oats quiet but hrm
visions is steady but ut hrn: PORK, ri Is. Bulk
hss Il: 80 lo' sS re as lass % age,
Whisky 81 ii. Bsgglng qaiet.
ST. LOUIS, November A.-FIour quiet.
Wheat firmer; No red winter, 81 IS asked
mixed, lsg5Oc November. Oats firmer; No. 2
BE. Rye-nothiug done. Pork duh, 81. Bulk
meats hrmer, 71zgTsk, l0549lO5sc. Bacon-no
up country hsldlower here. Whisky, 81 l21a.
NEW ORLEANS, November @.-sugar
nrm; common, J14d6c; fair to fully tair, sac
&c; prime 73z971se; strictly prime, nc; yellow
clarified, S3seS1sc. MOlasses steady; prime 50
G44c; strictly prime, 4594se; choice, SOC. Flour
duh; superhne, 81 %: double extra, 81 50;
meal NEAL AMI er rRS corn CHOICE
yellow, zoe. Oats dull; prime, 45c. Bran, 81 %.
Hay nrm; choice, SIS 5Oe8. Pork dull and
lower, asking for new So 50: old, s23 Dry salt
meats easier; light, lI1I9I2c. Bacon dull; no
transactions. Lard dull; fierce packers, I31%c;
refined, 1870: keg, lS5zc. Coffee firm; ordi-
nary 10 prime, 175492lc. Whisky steady; rec
titled, 81 liGl IL.
NEW YORK, November 2.-FlouI dull and
in buyers favor; super State and western, 81 70
as 05; ut. Louis, s. 65d7 60. Rye flour STEADY.
C1rnmeal firm at So 1903 10. Wheat dull No.
Chicago spring, 81 269l Is. Corn better but
there is only moderate inquiry; mixed west
ern and State, 7597515c. Oats dull mixed west
ern and State, 43p47c. Sugar firm; prime, SIC.
MOlasses-f foreign nominal; New Orleans,
new, steady. Petroleum nrmer; crude, TIC;
refined, l3c. Pork dull: jobbing at 50 2592 so
Beef quiet; new plain mess, 81 50Gl2; new
extra mess Sl2al2 50. Cut meats quiet; west
ern long clear, u1zc. rd-prim6 steam, 1875
(dl3c. ButteT-western, 1926. Cheese dull at
69125<c. Whisky, 81 l5i%.