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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-22
APPLICATIONS FOR PlfErf.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
MITCH No. 2sS.
n. Z. suryeI 30. IIl.

TT n. LAND OPPICE, CARSON CITY.
u. Nevada. August 26ih, lsi5.-Notiee -
hereby given that John kapp and Mark
s~trou.e. whosc poet office address 10 Virginia
City, storey county. Nevada. have this day
died their application ior . u.s. patent iof
brunswick lode. aud known a. the North DC.
cidenial Mining claim. hearing gold. silver and
other p~rcclous metals, with surface ground
three hundred feet In width, situate. lying and
bcing In the Silver Star Mining District,
Storey county and state Of Nevada. and known
and designated by the feld notes and ofieial
plat on die In this once A. lot number li2 In
section ~thiry-threc ls5. Township number
seventeen 10 North. In range number TWEEN.
tv-onc Csi) Rast. Mount DiAblo basc and meri'
dian.
The exterior boundaries Of said lot being as
follows, 10 wilt:
Bcrinning st poet No. !, Situated about 5000
feet routhwcsicrly from Shaft No. 8 81 the ~
tro Tunnel Company, and whence bear. Tue
North Occidental ompany's Incline. NORM ~
degree. cast. distant about 30 fect; Flagstaff
on Mount Davidson. North Sly degrees west;
the quarter section ON the souih line Of section
~, Township II north. Range q east, Mount
Diablo meridian, south s7k degree east. Oil
feet, aud running from taid poet No. ]. hrut
cour-e. South ~ degrees and ~ minutes west.
$50 feet TO post No. 2; thence. second course
North 4 degrees east, l,1o0 feet 10 poet No, J;
tutntt. tulW tuuTrts NuTtu ~ utEftNF " -
minutes east, 100 feet 10 post No. q; thence.
fourth rourrc. South ca deaces east, M feet
along tho southern boundary ofthe sutro Tun'
mel grant 10 poet No. 3; thence. nnh courre,
Sonih I degrees west, 30 feet TO poet No. o;
thence. sixth courre, South ~ degrees and u
minutes west. $50 feet to poet No. ]. the place
of beginning. containing Z l6.io0 acre.. bear
ingr cxp rcsred from the true meridian mag
nriic variation, i6k degrees East.
This claim II bounded On tho north by the
suiro Tunnel grant, and on the south by the
Occidental Company's Y. \. survey Noe. u
and ~. Labor and improvements conplst OF
M incline SHAH exceeding $500 In value. sur'
ycy made TO accord In the main with the rec.
crd of location. excepting the course Of The end
lines, which werc made tn accord with the I'D.
Joining q. \. survey Nos. u and 10.
The location OF this claim u duly recorded IN
the County Recorders once OF storey county.
Neyads. Kept nj Virginia City. In book u
pages 203 and 20t al Prescriptions and Loea
lions, said Storey County Records.
Any and all persons claiming Adversely sny
portion OF said North Occidental Mining
claim, or ground. ar hcrcinbeforu detcribed,
are required To file their adverse claim Win
the Register of the United States Land once
at Carson City, In the state Of Nevada, during
the sixty days period Of publication hereof, or
they viii be barred by virtue OF the provisions
aua1a5d A. WAITE, Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-22
a, ERROR.

A few days ago the Carson Appeal dis
covered In an abstract Of q draft Of .
..bili for irrisating the West Side Tuls
Land District" which was Published
in tho San Francisco CArVaicis OF tho
18th inst. preparations for a huge water
steal from Lake Tahoe. and commented
severely and at great length upon the
iuiquiiy Of such procedure. Certain
other journals in this section took up
the matter and grave legal opinions were
suunciated concerning the right OF the
west siden" to dry up tho Truckec
river and lower the level Of Lake Tahoe.
Happily their structures were unnsces'
sary, and their alarmed uttennces with
out foundation. To that world-rs-
nowned individual. I'VE intelligent COM
posi.or," are the terror Of the Appeal and
the profound legal opinions OF other
contemporaries to DO ascribed. Thai
perverse individual (yo compositor) i'm
proved the copy furnished him In the
Chroaieis Office by substituting Tahoe
for Tulare. rs will 10 seen from the fol
lowing which We elipfrom tho Chro"io'
Of yesterday:
In nm abstract Of a draft Of q bill fol
irricating the West Side Tulc Land Dis
trict, published In tho ChroHieie Of thu
18Th Instant. the word Tahoe" wal
printed by mistake for ''Tulare" II
speaking Of tho sourc OF water suppl,
for tho proposed canal. Upon this th,
Carson Appeal has an article headed
"a Proposed Water Steal" The mis-
take il very annoying. rs no person II
tho West Side Irrigation District hai
ever desired. much less proposed to In
vade Nevada TO obtain water from LAX,
Tahoe. The misprint Of n single wor
is the cause OF all this misconception o
tho intentions or tho purposes Of tn
bill.
Our San Francisco contemporary.
makes no mention Of tho fate Of tn
fend who perpetratcd the outrage allow
described. An announcement that b
was Immediately dispatched and Is nov
engaged in sticking type in q warms
climate. would 60 far toward soothing
the lacerated sensibilitiss Of the Appea
and Enterprise. Doubtless, however
Justice has ere this been meted out Il
| him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-22
vgNGEANCE.

Tho imitation Democracy Of Ohio Ii
defeated but defiant. Its organs and
leaders charge the solo blame 81 the To-
suit In Ohio upon tho hard.nonsy Dem
ocrats Of New York and New England,
and declare war In direct terms against
them. The Cincinnati EHqairr. the
organ Of Gov. Allen and the iisrcsst ad-
vocate Of initiation, In It's issue Of the
tath instant. tvo dsvs aftsr the Ohio
,-.-- 49, ,.-s....., A.. r..,.,.
eise'ion' ''''o.'y
Democrats, VINO, IL asserts "ueser'eu
the Democracy Of Ohio In their great
.-,~r,c,. /" .ra ..sr-.. than TINT thsv
=. a..
ino' " '''sen ~
hArd-monsy men may steal q party
machinery. but they can nevor steal the
votes Of the masses, and then goes ON TO
-. .rxoc,awm n, ,hoi rss,;o,
lists IN strong TERMS. IL says tnoy nave
built up an account which will DO settled
In cooJ TINA. and ayovs that n ticket
S~y-,-.,.h~ ,..,. =, WI
~" Ao'
street bankers wonid DO
IN kicked out by the Democracy OF
p.-,,.v,,.,;. n, Ohio anil thu sntirs
,
south MD Southvest- ruf'ner on'ne
Eagsirer grows even more vehement and
dspounces the New York Democracy in
,h,. h.r,h ,-,nsusoe.
IN. m., ~ NJ yo,. c,n;n, than.
selves Dsmocrats, who have sIerted
their influence to beat William Allen
and the Democratic ticket in onio. are
= ~'ss 81 ANN n, SS.xssS them sna
ths Democracy Of this portion Of the
Union-a pit n wide and impossible a.
thai which separates owes nom LA,
.,us .r, $500 ,h.~
snd n nav Tor their defeat. Th,y arc
not Democrats any moro than Nick Bid
die OF me DAY. OF Anais~ .aeks1n was
= Nstionsi hanl. The, have .et up \
golden calf 10 be wonhipped by the
people whom they have robbed and are
now roboing. Ths pemoerae! oil ,ne
onn.a o n.a,,.m.a ssom S;.,sn.s
have discharged their poisonous arrows
into the canvass In Ohio. Since they
have drawn the sword We have thrown
away the scabbard. The magnates who
falsely assume 10 represent tho DEM
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-22

TIE Grass Valley. Cal. Union, which
has, during the late campaign. been the
most fsrocious advocate Of Parson fitz-
gerald In that State. comes TO the front
very meskly. and calls upon the re-
doubtablo clergyman to disprovo tho
charges against him published and cir.
culaied throughout the State. From
present appearances the Un;oa's candi-
date has n very difficult job ON hand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-22
An Old Man and Three Boys Brut.
ally Murdered.
Shooting AFFAIR at a Spanish Fandanuo.

About 4 o'clock Sunday morning. q
Mexican named Dolores Mention was
shot and seriously wounded by Manuel
Romerio. another Mexican. at u Spanish
fandango. which was given last Satur-
day night In n saloon near tho lower
end Of Main street. Romerio, who was
badly intoxicated. was asleep In a chair,
and was somewhat abruptly awakened
by somo Of his companions, when he
sprang to his feet, drawing his pistol at
the same moment, and In the scuiilo
which ensued the weapon was discharg.
cd. the bullet taking effect in the left
leg Of Mention about six inches above
the knee. Some OF Romerio's friends
declare that the discharge OF the pistol
was accidental. but tho circumstances
strongly indicate that the act was inten-
tional, rs after the shot was fired he
mado q second attempt to shoot, but was
prevented by tho bystanders. who took
the weapon away from him. When
Policemen Mooney and Mckee arrived
at the scene Romerio had fled. but the
officers. after considerable search. dis
covered his track In the outskirts OF
the town. and following II up found tho
object Of their pursuit in q deserted
cabin in Goodwin Canyon. q short dis
lance above the jackson furnace. lie
made n desperate resistance. attacking
tho officers with rocks and other mis-.
siles, and IL was with tho greatest dif.
fculty that his capture was effected. lie
was finally subdued. however. and taken
TO tho County Jail. DIR. Bishop was
called on TO attend tho wounded man.
He found tho fomur bono badly broken,
and Sunday afternoon tho operation OF
resection vas performed by removing
about five inches Of the bone, which
was found TO 10 shattered into thirteen
pieces. The Doctor is somewhat hope.
full Of saving tho limb. but considers Il
more than even chances that amputaiion
will be necessary. Romerio was taken
before Justice beatty yesterday and his
examination set for noxt Thursday at II
o'clock A. M.-EUska Seniiad. Od. l9h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-22
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
FOR PATENT
NOTICE NO. ass.
U. =. ssry.y No. I1c.


TINTED STATES. LAND oPPlcE,
u Carson City. Nevada, september Is, ls.5.
Legal notice !. hereby g'ySn ,na c ,hs We,
corporation duly established under the law. 81
california, whose posioflce adcI,tr " Eat,
Prspeisco. California. has this day fled liz ap
p~llcalion for q patent for l.IO linear leci 81 The
West Belcher mine, ON the Gold ilnl Wet
ledge or vein, bearing gold and silver. with
ruTface ground 500 feet In width, situate. lying
and being In Gold llIll Mining District. county
OF Storey and State Of Nevada, and know ~
designated by the feld n0ter and Official plat
90 6le In this once as Lot No $50. In y
meridian. the exterior boundaries Of raid L't
No. $50 being ~ follows. 10 wit; Beginnlnr
Al Post No. i, located on o northeastrrly tloi.'.
youth Of Crown Point liayinc and about " ie,t
northeast 81 the Ophir grade, and whence bfhfr
the fagstAff on the Imperial hoi'ting WORK.
north G3 degrees 0 minutes east. The fhrrlnn
on Mount Bntlsr north 90. degrees west. the
fagstaff on Port Homestead north ~ dccfy,-
rs minuter east, Rock Monument north ~ Dc.
grecs 50 minutes tasi. and running nom 'Eid
Post No. 4, nvt conrte. south t5A degree.
cast SO feet 10 Poet No. =: thence. secold
eourpe. south M degrees west LILO Ret Z"
Post No, 8; thence. third course. north 1a',
degrees west SO feet 10 Post No. 4: tlcIc',
fourth course, north :6k degree. ca,t ! .fiO fcct
10 Post No. !. the point OF beginning, contain.
ing Is % 100 acres. From Poet No. . hears tho
southcast corner OF Section 81. Township II
north, Range u esst. Mount Diablo meridian.
youth "a degrees 81 minutes east. distant LBS
feet, Bearings expressed from the tue me
ridian, The labor ard improvements consist
on an incline chan and q tunnel. exceeding tdO
In improvements. Magnetic variation. ICY
degrees east.
The I~ocalion of this mine l. dGly recorded ~
the Iccorirr'p once nj tirg MIA City. IN Rook
n. mage l,s. And ANY aud all psrrobs claiming
adversely any portion Of raid West Belci"r
mine or raid mining ground ~ hcrcinhcforc
described, are required 10 hlc their adverse
claim with the Register of the In ted States
Land once nj Carson CITY. In the state ~
Nevada, during the sixty day. period NJ Inl'
~licniion hereof. or they will be- tarr,d by virtue
Of the provisions of the statute.
A. WAITE. Register.
j.. u. TREADwELI, Attorney.
sesl esd ran Francisco. Gal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-22
WIN. M. GILLESPIE,
SOLICITOR FOR PATENTS
U. q. LAND OFFICE.

ssarehsr Or Records aaa Csn,e,anerr.
Deeds, Leases. Powerr Of Attorney. Mort.
cages, Bonds. Interpretations, and other IA.
per-. carefully prepared, aud DISPOSITIONS taken.
Applications for. and Protests of Ad,crrc
Claimants against. United statsr Patents al
Mines made Q specially.
rricx-Proni Rooms Msyhorack IIon.c ic7S
lwest sldcl South q street. south ~ Wells.
Fargo 4 Cos. l~entrancc Room No. ~ vir.
ginia City. Nevada, ms i'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-22
ROOMS TO RENT,

J,URsIsHID OR uNPURNisHED, WITH
il or without bosrl. Also. roonis fof house
kcepIng. In Maynsri,s Building.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-22

w. r. S o N 4,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Groceries and Provisions,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Oils, Candles and Mining Supplies,
CROCK RRY,
CHINA and
GLASSWARE,
POULTRY AND FRESH FISH.
Fresh Vegetable. asd Rraits Received
Rverv Day.
Odd Fellows Building,
MAIN sTRERT...-..--.GOL.D HILL.
mytatf -
w
MAIN sJ JIsss!I.. .ss Fo:i!Ssls.. H'll'
ID. II. DAvIS,...........P rsprieter.
AGENCY LYONS BREWERY
SAN PifANCfsCO.
r YON's xxx ak AND PoRTRR-ALE
IL on ian Tor present use. The trade supplied
on the shortest notice In quantities to suit
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER.
MY BAR Is WE'LL srocKEpGB
ora RcsrSss WhIskies.
ais, Oid Tsa. s.a
CIaavs and Tshaees
Ofths very bost and nnestquaity.
A splendid JENNY LIND TABLBis IN the
saloon, for player. Also. . neat, cosy and com
The patronage oitho public T. Se1s,,llyin n
'''e'. an
The PEOPLES MARKET,
Ne. III South Q Street,
....AHp rHr...
NJ Nit MARkET,|
No. siJ South G Street,
VIRGINIA CITY.
CHAaLEs xIEaLER. Proprietor.
VHYUoLEsALE AND RETAIL0H
wv dealer In all kinds of FRksn E
and SALT MRATs, BACON. LAhps.,o,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-22
SHAFT CONTRACT.

pRoPosAls WILL NE RECEIVED UNTIL
L the ssh infant.
Fer siskins the First 100 Reet Of n
fhree.Csapartment shan
o. the ground of the Morning Star Mining
Company. Cedar iIiil. Specifications can lie
scen By. applying 10 tho Superintendent. Inter.
national aotcl. from ~ t"7 O'Clock sash day
Right Z Q reject any bid reserved.
!. u. LOGAN.
OH Nv Bupt. Morning star Mining ca.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-03-24
SpcIIing schools Isl Ohio.

AT a public sprlliul-match. gwen
Tor some char abe purpose the nnpt
evening" indianapolis, many nf .u.e
leading citizens participates. Gerry
=. Harding, editor of the Hcrdid vGo
oecSme conspicuous last sumne,
through II shooting affair, gayptl,,
Leading orthography of mort ara =,
gut it was found that good auIbr,.
tles outside of the lawbuoks sp.l d
tine word mortgageur.r The irst
person who missed word WAS prdr.-
sor w. A. Bell, editor OF the ,Saoo,
journal and formerly Superinten,rnt
oi the educational department ofth,
city. He spelled allege" with ID -
and upon his retirement was madethr
recipient of huge cabbage buual-t
Olher persons in the literary walls. of
ne were spelled down on appare,,l,
simple words. The fiual word missed
was lpecauauha." At the cun,lu-
ZION OF the entertainment the hand
some dictionaries which were AWARDED
To The victor> were generously preen-
lt' 10y them 10 the Young Mems
Chrlstlau Association library. and a
load Of coal won by The first dow, -
was handed over to the poor of IA.
city.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-03-24
Two Kinds of Turkish Missions.

Mr.. Horace Maynard, recently ap-
pointed United States Minister TO
turkey, Is a prominent member of the
Presbyterian Church and vice presi-
d5nt OF the American Bible SocieIy.
Inc journal of that society, the Record,
says to-day that in his appointment
THE friends of religious Liberty have
occasion to rejoice" 1t gives an inter
estlng account of the missionary work
doing in the East:
The missionary work of the Pres
hyterlans in Syria and Egypt, of the
Methodists in Bulgaria, and Of the
Congregatlonalists in numerous pur-
lions OF Turkey; the Enlistment
ana endowment of colleges at Con-
stan 'iuOple, Beirut, and Ainrab: the
erection of "A Bible House on the shores
Of the Bo-phurus; the institution Of
CHURCHES academies and schools, as
we'll as the work of the American
B'OIe Saci'ty IN irausactiug, printing,
aud circulating the Scriptures in q
score OF language, illustrate the inter
r-i which the. great muitI'udr- To-
America feel ia the prob ems which
ar" 10 be solved at COustaHIInupl-
rms society aun ally eXp-rdS.
through is L-yaui agency, about : 30. 70
Og. To their missions ma SYRIA lr-
ffrshyl terrain Board appropriate more
than so coo Tie American BOARD
expended, lat year, Sl56,63 Oh Jh-lr
various missions ia Turkey. in which
they are represented 10y I33 American.
missionaries
The work 1t seem, is seriously 0D.
s,Tucled by Mphammedau Intolerance.
Concessions heretofore male "a rrlid
Gus liberty are withdraw ar IN danger
OF Withdrawal. The Il. cDrd quut.. IA
recent elter-wIi'er as say ing:
he outlook al Present = THAI lhr
Christian world i ~ YET hardly cpguI-
Zant Of, certainly not awake. 20 tie fact
that this Mohammeduu Government Is
seeking, and that with great perl.
euce, 10 dl-owp lls promises guarsnt,-
ing religious lib-rjs tuaI. if- 81. i-ti-
The Withdrawal Of lhr permit Co print
Turkish scriptures, given Boo Aprl
1861, the seizure of culpuTteuTs aid
their books while engaged IN work
recognized by the authorities a. irgit-
innate for q quarter Of century. the
uuius'itiable dOmiciiiary visit of the
police to the Bible House. with tGei
tent u seize all hooks in Turkish. the
severe and persistent persecution OF
converts from lslsmism 10 Christianity
all indicate the temper Of the times,
and prove that our work is 10 meet
with bitter determined opposition"
1t Is regarded a. important that the
United states shall have Al CONSTANT
nople representative who will use hi
personal and Official influence 10 ze-
cure the performances OF pledges of
tolerance, and the Record believes
that Minister Maynard will do much
TO promote that purpose.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-03-24
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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-03-24
COMMERCIAL.
s'iiott>sLF nAKx.y>.

-Hs,NICig OvFlCE
EFI.LE 'rNS, March % 1875
Transactions in grain have been rather
IIght during the pas. week, and owing to
.he recent railroad breaks south Of us. we
can not reasonably expect any material
changes 1r the coming week. Wheat is
Sum dragging along at former quotations.
Country -four continues dull with heavy
'to.k on the market. Corn is firm At our
Fqu tatlons. Seed oats are still in good re-
guest, while the supply Of choice grades is
very light The demand for clover seed
ha- been very heavy during the week.
While the supply has been correspondingly
light Eggs have been very plentiful, yet
NJ have no change to note. Oar shippers
are looking for heavy declines after Easter
rs the shipping season will then be about
over
500. 0''''"A'' 'O'"
CoES-New buying loose, roc; sacked
y depot, 71s76c.; selling free on board at
LARD-Scarce, l4sal5ic.
OArs-F5r seed, 6Oa65c.
.PoTAToEs Irish, GOa65c.; Sweet, 7OasOc.,
Early Ro-e, Goodrich, and Peerless for
seed, 81. 75s2 % per bushel.
AFFAIR demand, SlOOal.lO, balsd.
Loose from wagons SOC per 100 lbs.
EiEr FEUIT-Apples, 5a5!c. Peaches.
qqrters, 6c.i halves, 6sa7c. Blackber-
RE, 7lasc
LoUE--Yery dull; country family.
buying, s25Oa2 IS; selling, 2 75a8 90 ex-
ri buying, - 2ja2 90; selling. 81 5Os
70. hnoxyhleCity Mills, our standard
ianily,u 1926; Pearl Mills family, $500;
500.
Acos- Firm and scarce; clear sides.
l2E shoulders, 9lalO.
lEATHEas- Dull aud low prime, 4Oc.;
mIi9l. Zjha0c
8UTrEs-in demand At 2Oa22l c., for fresh
dOs- Declining 81 l4al5c.
lkGs--C0t.on, Z4a2ic.
az wAX-Z7s25c per pound.
IlB @ u- tennessee leaf 5al2c
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-03-24

"RA'' El'--alrothy, So. 75aLOO per
1RAss SEED-Cloyer, IS so per bush ell.
ncrNs grass : /. 6Oa2.OO " o..
B'ur d" $40 t,
Orchard grass $3.50
i-t.'>ENG-. 81 Goal 60.
Ea@AA SNANE-In demand, 5jaG be-
ELLow RouT-Dull, 6c
M"oL- Washed. 40a45c per H.
place Mink ~ per cent; Coon 20 ner cent n,
muskrat 10 per cent. All other furs res
man unchanged. Those having anv on
hand will do well to throw them on the
market at an early day, for as the season
advances prices are likely to decline.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-03-24
IIietl.

On the 18th inst, at his rosidp,re
IN the 2lst district Of this county. Inn,
~. Mccall departed this life after a
brief illness of eleven DAYS, from hil.
hous cohgeStive fever. The deceased
was forty-siN year. Of age Leaves 81
wife and seven children t. whom ha
mad been kind husband aud father
ever providing for their wants and
comfort
He had a large cifclpof warm frierGs
who ehare with his herpft family the
grief that necessarily attends the In-.
of one so highly appreciated. In III.
neighbrrhOod he was arknowledr,d
as a worthy citizen. model well de
serving TO be initiated. Want ant
distress were never known To- cry IT,
vain to him furhelp. Nav the earth
lie lightly on hisgrave. O. p. NJ
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-03-24
baltimore AIarkt.

BALTIMORE, March %. flour steady
ana hrm; Howard street and western
superfine 81, 25a4 so; City Hills super-
me 81 70. Wheat firmer: MARYLAND
red u 22al.30; amber 81 .85: white 81 %
al. 81. Corn, white. firner Southern
white 8lsS3c; yellow Slas Ic. Oats
steady. Provisions active ald advanc-
ing. Pork scarce at $50 5Oa2 90. Bulk
meats firm shoulders 79L Bacon
urn; shoulders 9(c. Lard firmer at
i4al4lc. Coffee dull and nominal.
at l0al0kc.