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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-27

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Chair.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Tevis.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Chubbuck of Storey: Allowing
the Chaplain of the Senate pay for seven
| days in the week, at 50 per day. This
| elected a lengthy discussion, and the
citing of the statutes, and was almost as
ferveutly debated as the famous Louis
lana Resolutions on the previous even
ing. The resolution was finally lost.
By Stevenson: Authorizing the print
ing of 5000 copies of the biennial report
of State Mineralogist WLitehill. Adopt
ed.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By yarian: To supply the town of
Winnemucca with water.
By Stevenson: Giving the right OF
way to the Virginia Coal Mine Company
to construct railroad from their coal
mines, near Dayton, to the nearest point
connecting with the V. & 7. Railroad or
through Gold Hill, to Virginia City, as
the company may deem e1pedient.
By Cohn: Requiring criminals to
perform labor on public works.
By Stampley: Relative to the salaries
of District Attorneys. 1t provides for
the payment of their salaries quarterly
the only change being made is that of
raising the salary of the District Attor-
ney of Humboldt from 81 900 to 81 800
a year.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS.
The joint resolution relative to ap-
pointing a committee Of three to visit
the University at Elko was passed; after
which the Senate took a recess for two
hours.
Afternoon Session.
After recess several Assembly bills
were received, read and appropriately re-
ferrrej, after which the Senate adjourn
ed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-27

ORE SHIPMENr.-There were shipped
ON the Y. 4 7. Railroad, to mills on the
Carson river. during the twenty-four
hours ending at l. clock NJ. Yesterday,
120 carloads of ore, aggregating so
tons. .-- l.
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TnE FAvoHiTE.--Ths Bank Exchange Falcon,
corner Of King and ofnisby stn.is, IL tscou,ibe
the favorite resort Of this city. 1he great
attraction In deri.ksburg beer. while the
best of wines. liquors and cipsrs ere. also. Sid
at the bar. hisi clsss billiard Table for the
sniuss mert Of guests, q cold nn,h at ell bouis
ana hearty good cheer Tor ell ere It, reconinrb.
dations 10 public favor. X. X. brown Ia the
propristor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-27

The Buckeye Gold and Silver Mining
Company have filed their certificate for
an increase of capital stock from ST.
600. 600 10 81, 500, 900 This will entitle
holders to three times the number they
low possess.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-27

EorIsssi Mr.. l,ndoln bas com, l,ied his
inpio>,nn Lts NJ he 10 lat hotssIt No. u,
hing II ct. opI osiie the = land Onic, sId
viii hereafter run 1t cs, iid night, Dir Pen.
dols has secured the services Of one Of the VERY
best cooks IN san Francisco, Who will tuI, ran.
tend IN. kiicl,n, and Iol'. walters will ST., I'D
to customers. tN,f. a.ii.s . the market sflut,ls
will he served at ihis Place. Tho beet brands ~
table and Other wines ,ah al,o he had. Give
the Eotisscric n trial.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-27

q. X. M.-Ths regular Councils Of Piuts
1fibe No. ], of Carson ,ity, are held Ut the Hall
Of Capitol Lodge ]. q. q, D, on Monday even.
y u each seven sum. A P,b.rsl attendance
o. the ,hiefs and Brothers In solicited.
by order Of the sach, m
W. A. VAN REID.
he?-tf q, Of w.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-27

RECOVERING. - Horace Vesey, Esq,
who has been confined to his room by a
severe attack of rheumatism, has SO far
recovered as to be able to return to his
home on Lake Tahoe. He leaves to-day
for the classic shores of the Glenbrook.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-27

ABOUT one inch OF snow fell in Vir-
ginia City Monday night. Yesterday
the sun shone out bright and clear and
all is again serene around the Big Bon
ana.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-27

Complaint comes to us from Colum-
bus, Esmeralda county, of the non-ar-
rival of the APPEAL at that place. Will
the Postmaster at that place arise to a
point of order and explain.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-27

Owing TO the unssie condition 81 the brich
building Of George k,Ln.!,i = iLIBiiuIe .i.r.,
g entire stock Of fufbifnf, and bedding must
INN. dlai.ly be disl &c. oi. IA oid.r ~ repsir
the Suil6ing. 1h,fc'oIc I now .G,f 10 ~ a.
naming On hand Al COST III And would
further motif. all Iersons indebted 10 ~. to
come sid =, III. the rsccounis between nov and
the INST Of February. 1878. Respectfully,
Jal9-tf stO. W. kl1ZhIfIR.
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A Fatal Accident Ina the Chollar
Mine.


Mine.
Not long since the main incline Of the
Chollar- Potosi was boarded from bottom
to top to facilitate the transportation of
heavy machinery through it. This morn
ing some men were engaged in it be-
tween the 900 and 11OO-foot levels, in
putting down q new pump rod. to be
connected with the pumping machinery
at the bottom.
THE ACCIDENT.
Between two and three O'Clock, one of
these men, John Williams by name, was
working alone little below the balance.
In some way he lost his foot-hold and
fell a distance Of 200 feet down the
boarded incline. striking the pump and
castings His comrades heard the fall,
and proceeded to his assistance. They
found him ut tho bottom, dead. and
with hardly bone in his body that was
not broken. His body was brought to
the surface, and at o'clock P. N. to-day
Coroner Mayer held an inquest in Viz
ginia. The jury returned verdict in
accordance with the above facts.
THE DECEASED,
John Williams, was q native of Tucking
mill, Cornwall, England. and aged 81
wears. He leaves wife and three chill
dren in that place. The deceased has
lived in Virginia for the past nj ne years,
and was greatly esteemed and respected
by all who know him. He was a men,
Der of Nevada Lodge No Z, l. o. o. F.,
and his funeral will take place under
their auspices tomorrow. - Gold Hill
Ne,cs Of yesterday.
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No1IcE.-Tbe undersigned IRE nov
prepared to furnish Pure Spring Water
and plenty Of IL, on Carson, Curry.
OrmsLy and Nevada streets, at reason.
able rates.
R,.c 4 nrsN
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-27

THIRD Housx.-Barring accidents, the
Third House will meet in the Assembly
Chamber. on Thursday evening next.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-27

1HE shnren men complain that they cAnno
fnds good s,gSr In Csrron. Just walk t~o
blocks and call at Brooks P.stofice Block, p.sr
the Tbestre--b. has thee brands never before
tried IN the State.
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Rick 4 HIM.

The Ivy Social, Wednesday evening. January
18th. Parties receiving invitations can procure
tickets Of admission by Supplying TO the secrv.
tary, Harry Francis, VI the store IL tt,rn 4
Boskowitz
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FOR SALE.

lSn ACRES OF GOOD LAND STU
ated on the Big Bend Of the Carson River, 20
miles east Of Virginia City, Nevada. Cuts $50
tons of Blae-joint Hay per year. The land is
we'll fenced.
There will be sold with the place $50 head Of
Horned Cattle, 20 Brood Marco, 20 Colts, and .
stock.
This property will be sold cheap ON spplica-
ton to II. J. CHAMPION L CO., corner OF Mill
and streets, Virginia, or 20 JAMES DUFFY,
at the Soap Factory, Carr" City. d.1o-tf
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MINING sT0CA REPORT.


Veve~~~~ R~sva.
ll4a Ophir l6s, 1861. $50, 1865
less NJ, xican -. 45h. ~. Az
$50 Gould Curry 81. 6Ih. SO
1865 Best Belche- IS. 65s 81, 6sh
$50 Savage lao. 1875, $50, 1876
$40 Chollar 10. Il. 81
70 Hale Norcross So. 81
IT'S own Point 80. 81. ). b5
735 Yellow JACKIE. %. 81, lU2, 1elA
2445 Imperial l2h, icy, IL
Ts5 Empire Mill
SIS kentuck It. Is, 1S b3O
1l35 Alpha 20. 1917, ~
1880 Belcher Al. ~. 40. a
AS Confidence -. %. 81
l25 Julia 5 y. 6. 50
leo Caledonia p. 20. 2s4
los knck rbocker4
40 Globe Ia
l90 Baltimore
sos Con Virginia ses. s9s. 5s5. sseh
llS5 Sierra Nevada Il, -. IL
1870 California 49,. 42c, 500, 365
50 Daney2
IS Seq Belcher los. 100
$40 Overman III, SO
l40 Justice $50, 1875, l40
255 Succor 4h.4
1855 Union Con IA, u. l2h. IL b9o
Evening Report
SIS Valley ~. ~
500 Raymond Ely 80. 81. 3lh, 90
40 Eureka Con lAh. IA
$50 Phoebe ga
2e5 Flags
555 Belmont 10, 11.. III
go Mon Belmont a.
3ss Rye Patch
675 Newark
500 Eldorsdo South IL
loo Cederberg 25c
10 G Chariot ~
loo Empire Idaho l
20 Mahogany
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ASSEMBLY,.
Morning Session.

ASSEMBLY.
Morning Session.
House met pursuant to adjournment
Speaker Dovey in the chair.
Roll cali-Quorum present.
Prayer by the Rev. James Woods.
! RESOLUTIONS.
A resolution was adopted paying the
Chaplain for seven days services each
week at So per day.
THE FIRST LAW SIGNED.
A communication was received from
Acting Governor Adams to the effect
that he had signed the Act regulating
the office Of State Printer.
sPBAKER PRO TEN.
General Buckner Of Humboldt moved
that the Assembly proceed to elect a
Speaker pro tenn.
Bergstein, Beck. Frank, Gearhardt,
Van Hagen and Helm, were placed in
nomination.
Helm and Beck declined.
First ballot: Gearhardt, 10; Bsrgstein,
10; and Van Hagen. IL.
Second ballot: Gearhardt, 10; Bergs-
tein, l6; aud Van Hag, n, IL.
There being no choice. the election
was made the special order for to-mor-
row "Wednesday at II N.
THE QUAcKEKY BILL.
The Assembly concurred in the Sen
ate amendments to Dr. Bergstein's bill
preventing the practice Of quacks, and
it row goes to the Governor fol- his sig
nature.
NOTICE OF BILLS.
johnson of Douglas gave notice of his
intention to introduce bill relative to
unlawful stock.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Averill: For payment of Storey
bonds Of 1871, and the substitution Of
new bonds therefor.
PROSTITUTION AND GAMBLING.
Averiil introduced bill amending the
City Charter SO as to empower
the Board of County Commissioners to
levy tax on gambling houses; also re-
gulatlng houses of prostitution and col
Letting IA tax on the same.
Recess for one hour.
Afternoon Session.
After recess the bill OF j. Z. Smith OF |
Storey, requiring railroad companies to |
fence in their tracks, was taken up and |
discussed at length by Wren, Buckirs-
ham. J. z. Smith, Gearhardt, Allen. and
others, and was finally carried by AZ
yeas to nays.
The Senate bill for the construction of
! railroad from Battle Mountain to Aus
in was discussed ably and conclusiyely
BY Wren, B-lgstein, Hogan and others;
bending the discussion a recess was taken
lntll P. NJ, at which hour the consider
ltion of Senator VHrian's substitute for
senator Cassidy S concurrent resolution
ienouncins military usurpation in Loul-
lana Is made the Special order.
Evening session.
AS on the previous evening in the Sen
lie chamber, the Assembly was crowded
o hear the debate on tue adoption of
Narian' substitute resolution
ustaining the action OF the President
nj the military in Louisiana affairs
he debate lasted about two hours
Iessls. Buckner, PsLrod and Dow,
opposed its adoption, and
Iessrs Wren and others favored the
assage of the substitute. The resolu-
on was finally adopted by 81 yeas to
nays-strictly partisan vote.
Tie Assembly then adjourned.
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTH SESSION.

Senate-Tsenty- Day.
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CARSON CITY. January &c. 1875.
Morning Session.

The Senate met at IL A. N.
President pro tenn. Stevenson in thu
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We learned at a late hour last night
that Senator Edwards had considerably
improved, and now hopes are entertain
ed of his speedy recovery.
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u. i. BRAMAN.
Physician, Surgeon and Accoueheur.

Office directly over the Post.ofiice, sCarson
City, Nevada.
Office Hours--Until 10 A. NJ. and after ) z. N
Ge5-tl
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.
oRMsBY nousI-eHoRoK D. vRYEl, PRoPnIkTeh
II sullivan p Hunte: ] Hutchinson
C Cwallxce Thos Barber q Wilmington
C H Emery Werleim Houlett
n BotsfJrd Bethel
ST. cHARLEs HOTEL, GEO. TuILI. PRopRrrToh
Gould Jas Lynch d Stevenson
Geo Mcintyre
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Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Tevis.
, 1875-11-25


uRooM-oonN-Waa moderately active aud sasy
hndcr liberal offerings: Chnlco old hurl brush, 1ptS
lilo; choica medium. 7ta7Ec; good medium brush,
6Hs0Sc: t4ir inhdo and covers, set6c; Inferior ia
4hc; GroQked 32Ge.
DuTTEn-Thq nutsct had no now features, Trade
Has moderately active at tho auue1sl range Ct psteea
ohaiea 70 fancy yellow. 2sIaa2c; medium 10 good
gradp1, 2o43Ae inttrur 10 e4inlnon, 1A{isc; oou,-
Mo1 10 ch1ca roll, l&315o,
MISUNDERSTANDING ftm. 4 moderate amount Of
sales was accomplished Al thu ranxo Of prices follow
ins: saask 4, 27c: Lowiaon. 214o: stontaup, 2skc;
Ontarto, 1jc; american 4, 24o; Amo.te.g. a4bc;
buslap-bsRs, bu 1!ta1so, do. s bu, lsGs1ao; guu-
MICS, singio. 1s@1Ge; do double. 239aoc.
CoorERAdE-salts I cars Fork barrels At $1,a,,
an eass til seea ut sl4W9l.ts, according to slze,
ctlEIsE-Thcrs was qu!et movement ip this
ss9s s: q sta fts9} sre oood to fancy taetoF,
goAL-Butineas was fair It tho following prtces;
d. ssa o.aus ,a s4S: .aa maqn HSs S
7fsu lntlans ~ lioek, $oo; A+!umosa ohlo, &a.oo;
nsi1 mHTas Ks ci1EAtoA1s-wor. In f.,, r,o,,,.
aud Rcnesslly arm. NJ aay4ncs II notod In oil of
lemon and Ioot ipeac. QucFat!on1: Aod clttc h. 10
a',:; all ss @slee iwasssd as sao,
T. siss: etas ssn t!Io cream tartar paro
hlc, rlcksd, eio; gun IT.. I,c sorts, 25ss' gum
ssn'tso, ssn',s y sssue gan oiua, n s.s s7oe gum
s.t; lo lemon. sa.1asa3:oo paltasa, chlur. il. y95
ips:ss seT!;, i. slsss seoi ri.i. s t. noSd.
T.; T. ;; 81 sisonm IT.. n a:a's .iIsss crys
lLnT, h. 4. usdt; s4Asafrua t.a1k. it4l5c.
EaGG-wrre t!rm u :At92,o for frtsh raeksges.
s%iis & s";ss 10. i sao ',,'s9ss ss H.
trout sl.s.t5. 10; No. shore ,n4cksesL now, Iri
s sts Fl Sf fsny sS.css,,l Ns .sd E1,
5s:7oa1on: No. ! shore klss. $?0l; No. i. b,y
s saa. s2s sSs fug uss!a.. -: cd Az s:st
i t;s Ltr,,!as . s.sr1ns. round. @ 81, h'S, jaas IS
s oau@Ss isxsf ..oa ,u4'so sbr rs.tas
tltuile AND huls-under 'l,.cre ssd supplies
aud psuucs. aud sixtsly 1awee quot,tona IRE Riyen
Etss t,, aso afs a., oaer'n9 y s4aas ton" OlAer
dsum.. ngw Tueh as hayx5si pluat. ssa,s IT, e. e.
sSs; fssnsh pfa~. crop ~ -, 4a 1os': ID
iste nuw15.so91u v.Irncls ali, @ 2s1.e cur
5.nt' ps% u, ,ss ;.., t; ;!.to1 .a7s; isuoa pss
n G h,iss @ ,e
rsspttEr!ss, ''Aa Sc; tsed rherrtcs .7t lAc Nurs
si!teEo, lSsl3s: slsaon's4. 1srra iona. ii - s.c;
hra4s, ~ sse l*xsn,, Texas, litzlle; WilInlnsoa
ps4u4a. p8oIc; Tenursses psauut4, GG4s -; Afsi-
uhEkk fRUiTs-Wess IN moderate dem,nd sna
genar.'ly st4ay: lont.s'uA "rauss'. tst0,a90 lpr
hrl: Lemons, tluH4'I0; winter appes. s ck4j.a5
per 1rl III car lnts; sppcs. Z .5% ysta51 Iar Lrl
Cod d. 81 .ltiuFuia pc4rs CO ves
box: MasH. ke4le4 *s.ao per 2e9 VI 1luOo tcs I1.,
uK0CEHlEs-lrices were generally A:sady, 4 fair
hasIntss - daiua u tbs following 4lotAtip.i.:
A hK.ck-hang~4p, 7e; C.soins, fNaso; IoIlslsnA,
cosssEs-o. Q. Java, a,xsssxo; Java No, = WA
H; saasas a,H, y !.asy W. aeea . ptias
~ &; s,ns.5s5s !av aAaas; oa
sp0Ahs-p.tsnt cut loaf. 1it:4l1Hc, ssushsd aud
powdst&4 l1A4llAoj RsanulAssA, 1ls} 1, standard,
, 1875-11-25

loi9lo,fc; ia No. 2. 1oS1otsc: .a1.o: extra @.
ute. M ? pic; yrt!ow No. ], ohn ct,uirr brown,
nt@3hc: 1air to prime ttn Bt:taAr:c: common an,
7aMa'lc: rlin!ro n,olssses sugar, 0.11ko: common
to mod ttu. ~" axe. .
NIuurA-Ca(tfn.nla sugar-tosf dr1ps 7Ja;sc; :; dis
na.l drtA+ 81 OF t.11: aikENr drips ettra fns, r
G'c; good snsarhouas strip, ouoai; extra d., MIA
prime. t'a e; 10 COMMON TO gn,d, +@taIc; d.
ch"l'" new. 10 47Hr: Flne ito. .A11'; Porto ntco
molsse* INa5'oi l. common noa&Ecs 3ssi i2o; black.
str ~ 3iaJl,. -"
urtcn-Allap,es. l7afsc; clnrss, cha &c c.s.!s,
S,.,:s,: S:,3t: rerIsr, aSMSe; nutneas, si.2ss113;
Boafs-rrao El1r xa: 0trmsn Mot.lcA. oXta u; !;
White Lily, On teHNo; White Iioec, G4aBH; BAvon
Imperial. tt Golten Wnst. 4l..nis. -
ssAncit-E1eeslof, aunslsi. dkoa7c; do. gloss, ~
III if,,y~rrairIs vi sipw and e;,er. Til. Offering.
vcrs son,Swhat rasr and tArro w&a i tlc i
frun, tlcAt buyets Timothy " a uticn ,ngel: MI
timothy, 81. tl6oo: M. 2 do, ti.'.U': nj land
rs,iEc $lnbUS w tAir 10 good lr4iFic, r0t3
HitiiW1NEs-Wero Hctvc and unchanged. a,tea
reported Of p hs "a ttSIll PR gallon, At whic,
,1rlcs tho ,rxet CLOSED seAlr. NeW York Wal un-
changed at tl.ltH. ..
HlDEs--Wert in moderate demand 1t unchanged
price': d,tcn city buteharst, 0aG4e: Hrtcn curAi,
li4t, NJ: green call, l20al2Ho: dry tnt hides. kip
and n,fs, lsk.Ai6c: dry lied haes. 17a7Hc; tsca.
cen eklns, 45a30r. Damaged stock bsinga two thirds
rrtce, and branded fJ per cent on.
liu. s-%ata quot vt sAt-un for WestsrnR. The
Eastern market 10 fcportoi quiet, and otpottcra
haltinE off, ewing 10 slo advsu In oce n lrcigh.s
and uncertain condition Of tho Lnnlon markets.
LEATHER-Ju,tlara arc uot spc ialy busy, tr1ie
being 1net tos tla seaeon Of tho aeaf. Prices rm
, 1875-11-25

Withtr1wul from p1rs on Tueslay for city con.
sumption, 1900 In wheat, s.t0o hu eoru 3ol bu oata
t41t bu rye, s.al1 ,,u barley.
Thu following grain was inspected lato store on
Wednesday morning: Il cars No. spring, = No.
do 80 cats No. 10, n rejected do Ill whsa}
cars hgh-ussea eoEn II cars No. III cara rajected
do; cars no sre "a cornl whits ols II cars
No. edo, car rolccted DO az o,s} car No. bar
Icy, caE No. d. cara rejected do. To!a 3t3 cara
or d. oN bH. 1nspacted osst l5la7 hu wheat. ~ aA
ba corn, 6o.A hu outs, l51 bu rye, s.s97 bu barley
Thu rerelpts Of the ARTICLES uaued for The week emil
Inv Sos. 70 wsss approximately - fol!ows: sugar,
aS.'.lis rH; sisufs, +aa,hso ns; tea. lno.sos LIS;
couc. SIS As Cation, 4!9,al! ls: tobacco. 4;t-
BIS III.
To-lsyS bsin8 I aIao holiday, vii. hc observed
strictly by tbs OAIrago Doard Of Trade aud by many
other 1n.ihcHs msn. There vii! bs ~ scssiol Of tnu
NpsFd Today.
ThBte IL reason 10 botsevo that no acuant
"'l hs mAaa Ia advance railroad irrRhts ts winter
.tsnnd lilo basis n 80, pcr l01 lts from Chicago 10
"e" a"sk Sane OF thu railroa1 uicials sic UNDER
stnod to lasc pledged themselves to that effect or TO
saes'a Atlr Gtaiaus II unable To prevent rtxc ahoyo
TINT pulnt.
Thu lsad!nR produce narkrss were moderately 4ctlye
srS'sf"ss, viii 'ir'n ferl,ua III g.ata end down.
*ash tGhuency III hugs and hog product. Tbero w.a
hot hllea doins IN Tho way Of SHIPMENT cxcept th,t
fIif inquiry existed foF fscyAt.raon. 10 40 to Mlws-
kss. Ihete u no rtrssurs hers, ~ our stocks ME-
a0deFata aud receipts 1Iab willie lhe corner earemsnt
~ MI "au1ee ~ pf,hRa2 wLeas-lece!Its IN largo
So!umo upon tho hands Ct The longs there sud tLry
obliged ~ Aund II forward 4. = .r1fnrotertiy,
n,ea4urs. Tho work u Like shipment from chtcaro
would seem to ba ABOUT eser iue the Veasn a,a nm
cru af dressed hogs Wilt vet In h tske ,he n.c ~
ske fr$!ghs IN thu market quotations. Al nrea.nt
tlsy In on,y hy wsou and soid OH the atrec,
III small lots VI OF hua, Tbs cold weather Of ,1,o
psst twl days wall unl tubtedly start thrn forward
ThffB NaR unt mUch change in anY grstn-., ,F A.
, 1875-11-25

frscfal Dtspaieh IL fAs Thisa4s Tttlurs,
NEW Hoak, Nov. N.-0RAlN-Wheat market mere
steady; very moderate export snd milling demand;
sales Of 600 bu Ut flo4 for ungsadod spsng 3l2t
@l2s for fair new winter red Wcatern and 3t5o for
fair amber wcatern; tho following quot.tnna ssp
soncvhst nominal: $I.oo31.oa for raisctea spring;
Il .o78l3o for uugradGd pl ring 31.l291.l3 for No.
Chicago; $l.1s@,.co tor No. . Milwaukee, |,
sl.2s4l.27 for No. chlcaco; sl.2e3Sl.a7 for
No. Northwestern $1,2sai.fu for No. a 1tilwau-
kcs; 3aal.t0 for Nc. spring ti.3s3 1883 for now
aud old winter rsd Western; $l.t0 for do amber
Western: and 3i.sdtai.oo for white Wesseru. Rye
quiet and Arm Ut boGa $50 for Westeru 0lG9DtXc for
Htale aud sa9sdo for Canada In bond. barley quiet
and unchanged saes Of 900 hu two-roYod gtato op
private tertns. Corn 10 leer salos Of ssQ0o bu u
Ta7bkc for gseam Wsatern mixed; 1Ga76So for ss!l
do; 7'fa17tq for high mixed and yolov Wcstarn;
and 7Qts7ia far new wss.ern n'1ed. os. dull and
haary sales Of E,0:0 tu as4t3tsa for uai1pd Wost-
knd Sats and AB sc for whls We3eEu and State,
p1ov1aiosa- heavy; 12e for city lops elsar.
Lard nr; sats of leo tcs at 10 lc for prf6e steam.
WMtsxT-Alarkrt dull; aAIes Of lU0 btla At tl.lsH
per gal.
oRooEn1Es-sugas market arrn fair inquiry, fair
to good reaaug II quoted At 'dsB 6l0a prime at
R7.ldc: aud Nos. 10 to II Havana Ut 8158Hc, cof-
feo Harkes Arm fair Inquiry Rio quoted 1t 17HtS
soa IN gold, aud MssteAiho a. laaale IN sold'
tiofhs Aa,oeta'fa tfs+.l
New YoRx, Nov. .al.-ELouR-HuyeE4' favor; mod
srata export and limited homn trade dsnaand t..
cspts. afAo hris: auosrtne Stats sna Wssesn th1s
chocc, tha5a6.0o; wbits wteat aktra, 40 af.0o;
urtre Ohio SEAS 6,60 at.Lons. ttS %7.he: Aiane-
sots, patent rrocoas o1tEs good % prtue a9oS7i,:
choes e doahls extra, s7.2's9o9. hse aaus Ateaay
coMa.AxI-F!sm: Weassrn, si.9NSa.73,
-Whast-h1rxet dull IN lnye:B' favor only
limited export sud homs tI4le deaasud; rssepta
q IT, ;..s.es :Efns s9s sIs n nsesiss H.
ehoes. iii; Minnesota fasr. sl.a7 No. = ohesso
aprtuR Si1i Is No. do. Il. al.l3; wipter rcd
Westsra, new. xa4 n amhef do, far. $lN white
do, 3l,lss 30. Iys guilt Western, sxa4c. A.rlay
fIl3; csnaIs. s:aoal.to. G9sn better; moderate
7s.7Sko; do Iaia, 164971o; Wca.esn MIXED, new
0tdsflU; yellow Wcstetn. 7g977As, Oats du!l; 70.
celpts, lt5.Dn ~ Wsstsrh mixed aud BiAte, Ase3
Asc; whtta do, / 43i2c. -' ~
AAr-Fir.n; shppIng, 7oc, -..
Hush-irtiHe nFI, otlsss dull; Raataru snd West
stu, la%iGoi Now York ata,s. l9Also; California,
lN44,
to goo4 refining, ~ 6.loc; psims, sxu; rsnnsa
uneh.uRed. aiolasses--FeFslsn uonlln1l; Nav Or
UNCHANGED.
RsTaot1uA- Quiet but arm; cfpds, Iyfo, xeopsl.
4AS: e4s;s l.k.l9Hc; nsI4th4, DAq.
6t4AINED HE4tA-7A4&ac,
se1H1ss TU4PxKriHk--33c,
Eaa4-UAchAugsI.
LEAtHKA-unthaugeh,
Noot-sto4dy: dornestto fleece, t33t5o: pulled,
al!as'c: unxssAsl. l5Aa4c. 80
Observation-Disclosures dull: tuess jobbtnR,
81 .t9 a.o: January, saoHs; Febiuary, 5?o.s0. n-cf
9nist; nav plain mss. llN.a 3c; new sat1a du, ,as
l9ao Cut meats quist; Westerp long cis4r, Il &C.
pFlins 4te.m lssd tl2ssE.1s.uo; ~ lbs ys4r. a3as
Bps912-Wsst4zu, lsts2sa.
, 1875-11-25
MARINE.


PORT OF CHICAGO, NOV, "a.
ARnrrp-Psop idaho, Buffalo. sundres schF II
Dau, White Lake. lumber; achr @. Dlrber, Nusse-
gont lumber; sch1 T. Dowll, Cleveland, coal: itnr
Chicago MAu,towoc, sun1Fics; schs AtatAntl. Mani
sowoc, lumber; prop City Of Owou 6ounl, Midland,
lumber; prep Montgomery. Port Huron. sunlFfe..
p1EAnfn-schr Violin, Holland u green hides;
schr Lookout Grand aren, 800 bu cats. 10 bsb pork.
10 Iris beei 10 tonB lay, 2s tons faed hs OIL an1
aundriea schr Drdgewater, Buffalo, 5000 bu wheat;
seh1 q. El'su White uyer 10 bss beet, - bags oTan
achs Juhn Tibbitts, Michigan City, " eds sons prep
Messenger, 81. Joseph 20 Iris oil, And auudret' !
etmr Cltcapp, Milwaukee, 10 brts olt and 6nudru;
Mapitowoo IL brla oil, ~ hrs app1es, and suadrles
N1aur otE4nAsoEs7p,sae Gardner Post m ~ Maf2n' ac2n
l8fQ hrls uour l3j b1gs fecl, al b,gs meal feed;
prop Idaho to 1Ipn KIvsr 3l3 hrls lodr. ~ c1 ICY
ind snndr,es scur L. u. p4yts. Mussraon auattissi
1fmr Garden tty Dunn,n City, 2,a nags w. seht
0porgs r. Filler, 1+dingtau, 113 hrla pork ~ btn
beef, ~ tons tsy. 10 tons feed.