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REAL ESTATE SALES.

At the Real Estate Exchange yesterday there wai
quite large attendance, though, In comparison with
the sales Immediately proceeding the pnccs obtained
wero remarkably lower.
The first sale made by A. II. Muller Son, Of
tho house and iot 80 3xsd 3x25x72 2, No 4s5k
Pearl street south side 2 feet OF CITY Hall place.
70 William Stevens, for $ll,35o
Peter y. Meyers sold in foreclosure two houses and
lots, each 25xlco on Mercer street. west side ise
feet south OF Houston street. and houses and lots
each 25xi0O, Green street, sde 175 feet south
OF Houston street. TO ). A. Page. for $4,000 over en-.
cumOrances amounting 10 Sl6S, S3S 80 In all
SlIt.SSs 80 said property having been valued ~
S2lU, 900.
A. J. Blocker, Son Co. sold on foreclosure house
with lot l6 sxlO2 West Eighty third street. north
side, al feet west OF Ninth avenue TO John McCooL
for SO over mortgage OF $1,000, and interest from
December 3, 1871
Mr. Blocckcr sold also, by order OF the Court Com
mon Pleas, three story DrIck house with lot
ls9xlO0 s, Oh East Nincteth street. south side 162
Toe. east Of avenue A. for 81 500 over mortgage Of
81 O0O, TO tho plaintiff
X. " Harnett sold, on foreclosure, a house and lot
lsxlOOl, l2ith street south SIDE ESQ feet cast Of
New or Madison avenue 10 RobeFt Murray, tor eS 800
over mortgage OF l0 IN all el1 600 said preperu
haviAG been valued ~ elAeoo
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


Cotton steady; middlIng, l2,sc low mldling good
ordinary, o2se Ne. receipts is9e bales Ezpois-TO
S4.s9s weeily-Net receipts, 1888; gross, sooS *.
s Tie Channel scasiso s T. S' se s
NEw ORLEANS March 3. 1875.
Cotton active and hrm; mddins lz,ae low middling,
cross sSoS treat Britain 70 France
sSs.1l,s ssSt .Ss oa'1 s!esi ' %.sts
sas b.. TsefP;. X France sso' 20 the cGSn 81
70 the Channel, liii; eOa,'wise 7y.e; sales $3.50
have been Also instead Of 4.l3l
good Osns % Ssss Ss g Ne. ,ssse AZ LIZ sss a
ppseeE SO 72s WecRiySet receipts. 6se; sros. ,SSs
ExportsTo Grea. britain lo5Ss 20 france. s2i; TO the
Sales. 1000
Cotton steady; niddling iac low mIddIing &C good
ordinary. 9}sc Net receipts. IeS bales s7d Ex.
Ss stock ~ Weekly receipts gross. Ssss
Cotton nrncr: middiins. lie is,s:; low nldaine.
Ii5sc iiS1c good ordinary iUl<e i0Sse Net receipts
455 bales sales Loo stock 1Y!r2D weekiy-Net re.
Coniinsn.. iIe77; sosslwso i4sa sslss e.o1 v '"'
Shirt, ,o,D.00. o,w wsSssoH =. s l. @ C. March Is7e
strained Tar steady at u oS.
oswrco. March 3. 1875
No MiIwSaEec Club. 81 40 30 White Michigan "a q
extra do 81 55 Corn steady sales Vt buses
q os No Gsnsds 81 H. Corn "S meaI.sls for 5o,ss
s5p.S % SO sss go 'Tn %Iddnn @ M s o. sS
Railroad ireghts-Four, Boston 5oc New York. 4Oc
and 3Oc. 70 Albany
BUFFALO, March 3 1875
Receipts-FIOur $500 bbls wheat, .,OOO bushos;
37.UUO do; oats, 2U.tOO do barley, 300 DO
shipments-Pour, 500 bills; wheat lfOOD bushels
corn. 5000 do oats 1000 DO barley. 1JJ do
foar quiet and steady 700 bbls Wheat inactive
quotations nomnay unchanged Corn dull sales Of seven
new. track, fsc. Juc according 20 quality
Oats retail trade only Barley inactive. unsetted dealers
holding Oh Rye neglected Pork Hn at 81 30 for heavy
mess Lard dail iskc i4c Hshwnss unsettled about
VI W would buy. -. =. 49,.
Flour steady, with moderate demand Wheat dull
declined. amber Michigan 81 70, March. u 2ts
April 81 ~ No do 81 Off No. red winter. ~ -
No rod ~ O1; do Dayton and Michigan, ~ OtZ Corn
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

cabinet maker, held yesterday. al the ofice of
Register Fitch The cases Of Hurchman, Smith Co.,
and d. G. Wilson are likewise continued before him.
The examination into the condition OF the Affairs or
Heury Rosentha held yesterday, at the Office or
Register Allen No 153 Broadway
The second composition meeting of the creditors or
Nathan Harper dealer in hair goods, took place yes
ierday. at the Office OF Register Ketchum- Five per
cent on the dollar paid.
The United States ana Mexican Telegraph Company,
which has been, by It's own request, the hands OF
receiver was yesterday dissolved the report
having been filed IN the County Clerks Office About
$4,000 was divided among the slockhoders after pay
ing the dehts
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
rnlpAY. March 3. lsza

sioT with rsdSs.iS. Sf s Pc. S
se assrsss,s coarse only few good cattle being @ ON sso
sr rses From $ S % lai l SsSs ~ Il
teih yards T. Eastman sold for self 81 Illinois
es'i a %'s se0n s per- @
on per head: n: weight ~ swI sean, IS iilinos
iHss noi. Ss j. FIX e~
,iiIs.i: u
@ per h. Weight e cas 's scse sold Tor s'ssf self 81
od rI; 81
fSsssh IS inos steers ::
head weigh. dfseawood CO.. Indian. steers
Weight % Meyer @ sod self s'f nos sf ,ssr. ssr at
s per III weight ss Wheeler sod pS o9 Baum =" Co. s & &
o st ssF. .oS oN % e EseRs @ weight 81 sSs S gsI
psi S Rh%ss sssS d % 5s s sSs s
s,ass sss' s g., s1 is' Jersey civ
sai soa oss at a. &C. &C. %sshs sw y for M
"a ewt; 40 Illinois steers a. loIe l2e; re per
oe psfls weisSt ssi sw, u ,@S. :.
Illinois steers at oe icc per lb, weights "a ewt %
bead Weight 81 eSi 81 Illinois steers a. iS g per %a S
wsfS. o~ os 10 Missouri os az Shs1 & a. @
10. with 81 head, weight 6 81 fed Chero
Hunter 81 Missouri steers ysc; iosc. per ib. weight
81 ~ cwt. b. ii. Westheimer sold for Gerry
Co Is Illinois l0c per h. with 81 per head
weight DIs cwt.
siiEgr ASD LAMns.-Trade slow but Arm. The quality
the ocks sold ranged from fair choice Sheep
5sc. &C. per lb. Lambs not quoted Davis a. Hallon.
beck sod 800 state sheep weight $40 lb 81 10 per
cwt: Vose Pidcock sold i57 Ohio sheep weight 800
lbs at Sc lb All Missouri sheep weight 4iOol lb
SU 5SA per cwt Judd d Buckingham sold III Ohio
sheep, weight 1900 lbs. 63fc per lb 1913 Ohio
sheep, weight 1860 lbs, 01lc. per lb.; Hume
Elliott sold 30 Ohio sheep weight 1880 lbs 54c
per ieD Ohio sheep, weight $40 lbs csc per lb
1Ss Ohio sheep. weight l6,94O lbs. 6hc per 10
State sheep. weight IsOO lbs. 0tc per H. is9
sheep, weight loy4O lbs. at INC. per 10.
Mich Cows-Trado steady our last quotations.
vEALs CALyEs.-Trade small: smooth quality reds
sold &C. l0c per h. Calves quality coarse, at &C.
eye per ID.
Gocs-There we're no live hogs on sale.
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THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

The special committee having In charge the revision
Of tho rules governing the grain trade yesterday
morning at the Exchange. Mr. Charles r. Hickox pre-
sded and tho discussion OF che first four rules sub
mitted exhaustive relation to tho establishment
OF the grades OF grain yet nothing important was
decided, and an adjournment took place until Monday
next, when tho rues-tbc sections OF which are
olaborate--wIll be passed upon IN their entirety.
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May held At SOC 4ese bid low miEsd held a. 45e sss
Sac bid No white. 45sc grade. 4sc damaged SSe
DO. Dayton and Michigan sse OAt dull and o-sT; 9 81.
Hogs. - SO ~ G. keeepis0ioo bos hour; 800
bushels wheat 1000 do 1000 do oats Shipments
200 bbl hour 500 bushels wheat 22OOO do corn 1000
bushels oats . = -.
Flour dull but unchanged Wheat easier bat in good do
mRnd No Chicago spring, 81 %; No do. sst.c. Spot
g9iSc April 81 O34 May: No do. slts rejected Tic
a like Corn-Demand fair and prices have advanced:
No mixed 427s bid 43ac. bid April: te4c. BID
May; rejected, SIC. bid Oats du aud nominal; No 2
32hsc 32A4e.. spot; 32lSc. April; 343sc. May Barley
firm aud holders asking higher rates; market un
settled and Irregular sales at 5se closed q, in
Rye quiet and weak eoc. Gle. Dressed hogs
dull aud nominal. choice shipping - 80 Fork
strong higher S29 2 S22 30 $22 10 w -
March, Ss2 42, april ST. 61S <22 65 May Lard strong
And higher ai $l3 % Sl3 30 spot $I3 42l. $l3 ~
April Si3 Si3 62lz May Bulk meats-Demand active
and prices have advanced shoulders Sc short rib mid
dies lie; short clear middles. l24c Whskey-Fair de-
man0 sales at III O5 keceipts-Fiour,
1000 bbls wheat 1000 bushels; corn 5000 do oats.
1000 do barley IL 900 do. 400 do. shpments--
Flour, 5000 bbis wheat, 2o9vo bushels; corn as'oV.
the afternoon call of the Board wheat &c higher Barley
and oats nominal Pork excited strong and higher. AZ
s22 42l S22 62k closed outside Tor April ~ ~
81 s2p May. Lard firm $l3 80 March. Sl3 421 April
Sl3 % Nav
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Bank shares practically neglected. The latest
bids annexed butchers and Drovers' 1876; Central
National, 100; Chatham, 1856; City, 500; Commerce,
1o5 First National, 200 Fourth National s5A; Full
ton. $50; Gallatn National, l2s; German American,
75; Importers and Traders, l9oG; Mechanics 13s;
Mercantile LOG; Merchants 1ls%; Metropolitan 127;
Nassau l0s; Ninth National So Oriental. l7o; Park,
l2e; Phoenix, s41s; Republic, S5; Union, lao.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advces report no change In consols and
United States bonds. The Bank of England gained
fs 900 bullion balance to-day. Tho Imperial Bank
OF Germany gained g. lSl, 900 marks during the week
ending yesterday The following the nvc p N.
quotations :-Consols for money e4h; do for account
OAK 94K; 1865 bonds, old los lo5X; 1857 bonds,
1o7x; ten-forty bonds, los lo6hi new nves 1865
Erie, i51< a 16 Iu Frankfort new hves, 102.
UNITED STATES TREASURY
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $2ll, 600
gold account of interest," and s4os 900 in redemption
OF Ave-twenty bonds Revenue receipts to-day,
s4oo 600; customs receipts, s4oo 900; bank notes
ceved to-day, $4,000
DRY GOODS IMPORTS.
The imports of dry goods at the port Of New York
for the week ending to-day 81 2773,04t, aud the
amount marketed $2,sl2el5. The total imports OF
dry goods the port since January s2l 0SS
and the total amount marketed $50, ADJ, 900.
MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL
The earnings OF the Milwaukee st. Paul road for
February iollows:-
1875. $5le, 900
1875. 323, 2T3
Increase 1876 $1e4, 727
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CLOSING PRicKs-3 p. N.
The changes in closing prices, compared with those
of yesterday, are as iollows:-
ADVANCE AND DEcLISR

ADVANCE AND
The changes in closing prices, compared with those
Of yesterday, are as ioows:-
ADVANCE delaware and Lackawanna, h; Erie, y;
Harlem, u Illinois Central, ri Lake Shore, pa
Michigan Central /; Northwestern, /; do. preferred,
IA; New Jersey Central, "a; Ohio and mississippi,
y Pacific Mail, "a Quicksilver, Li Rock island,
q ST. Paul. IL do. preferred, y wabash, u;
Western Union. y.
DECLINE Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, ,S Han
nibai and ST. Joseph, u Panama III HriS In Lon
don y.
an New YORK Central
THE MONEY MARKET
Money freely supplied at "a, and 81 per cent
Discounts are unchanged Prime names are quoted at
~ and Q per cent The following the rates OF
domestic exchange New York at the undermen-
tioned cities to-day Savannah, q premium Charles
ton, unchanged; Cincinnati steady par; Chicago, 75c
discount and New Orleans commercial par bank y.
Foreign exchange reduced to 4s6 for prime
bankers sixty days sterling bills and to 40 for do
mand, with actual business. at 4s5k ASK and
Asok aAS9k.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed 1rm at the following quota
tlons:--Unted States currency SKIES, 127 127A;
do do, 1881 registered 1874 a l23S do. do. do +,
coupon. l2sh 123K; DO nve-twentics, 1868
registered, lis 1lsk do. do, do, coupon, lis
1lsx do do, do, new, registered, 11oh 11eA<; do
do do, do, coupon 10y ll9k do do. 1867, rogis-
tered, l21H l2lk; do. do, do, coupon, 121k a
l2ix; do do 1sos, registered l23H i2sa1; do. do,
DO coupon, 12s1E 1881 do ten. iorties, registered
ush nsx; do. do, coupon, lo llsk; do. aves.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. March 2, 1875
Spanish gold, 2lo 2loh. Exchange dull; on the
United States go DAYS currency discount short
sight do IL o'a discount short sight gold Ia az pre-
MUM, on London, ~ l31s premium. Sugar hat.
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lll.li AM n.an A M

lU:I5 AND II:JU 4. nj.
1913 81 600 U s5's, lo-4O.r llslS
ll8l< 2OOD do. .bJ llSL
llsSs LOU 5 o's. lU-40. C. 1l9,s
1885 10000 Y 5 5's, c, 'ol.. lly,s
llS1z 15yuO do. .......... lly
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sales as follows Yesterday after two r M-Mareh,
100 bales IKE April 100 at i21c 200 at II 2532c
MAY no 10 f-ldc 900 At 10 8 -S1c june. 100 az
i3 -s2c 10 i3S2c August 3UO at I3Asc. Total,
3AD bales To-day. up two 4. M-March,
loo bales at i2hc;,, 100 at lzsic.; April, 100
I4OO az ~ 2932c 2OOO at ~ 5Gc. 9OO at IL 3i-y2e,
ZOO l3c 10 32c, S2O AZ lSc 800 At ~ si32c
100 al i3c ~ 5l-32c. 100 ~ 15lJc; May, $50
~ s-Idc., $500 as ~ 7s1e 22U0 a. lsi4e zoo AZ
rs 032c 800 10 Jldc 7OU At ~ ll-32c., 400 At
Is V31c I3<c. 100 Ht ~ 72c 100 ~ l3c June,
leo slsc 3OO At rs lT32c, 4OD a. ~ vloc sOO 40
iOJ ~ IY i732c July l0O0 - lI-ioc uOO iS%c,
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EUROPEAN MARKET.
FIN ANCIAL.

LONDON PRoDUcE AARKer-LoSDos, March 3-Even-
ing-Cacutta linseed, 4ds 4os Cd Sperm oil f95 per
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$751; registered, llsx ll0i do. do do, coupon iiO

1881, registered, llsX 49, do. do d. coupon 10
all0H
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were generally steady. Northwestern
consols, gold, sold at 02h o2z, Central PacIncs at
100 1857 Western Pacincs at l0lk 1917, Union
Pacific nrsts 1867, do sinking funds at ok 90,
ST. Paul consolidated sinking funds at ss7S So Morris
and Essex hrsts at l10H, Wabash nrsts, St. Louis
division, at 6sls The following were the closing quo
tations for Pacific Railroad bonds ds:-Unon Pacific
drsts, 1854 1O6; do. do land grants 103H a lo31<;
do do sinking funds, OIL 90; Central Paciacs, 1OsK
lOo
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold advanced from ll4sl TO ll6 and afterward de-
cned ll4sS. at which 1t closed The rates paid for
carrying we're 4, 3h, AZ and per cent
OPERATIONS oY THE GOLD KrcHANGE RASK
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-Staned-Good ordInary, JI0c.. stTct good oFdnary
low middling, 10 10 0c. mddng IL IL l6c.
- lie q folloWA.-
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$4,000 U S $50. c. '65 |
2J0O U s J's, z. ST..
5 10 n a ) L con Il.
5UUO X, W a y Ist, c.
$40 IN ! ec 4. ist
lD shs Del A II Canal
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A DvICE AND INFORMATION FOR PERSONS DE-
OF speculang in stocks investments from
500 upward may be safely and large percentage
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Y t e LIE r. A PEI!
SPECIAL TO THE PIoCHE DAILY BEuoRp
RY WESTERN UNION LINE,
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

NEW YORK, Oct. Ian informal meet.
ing of the representatives of the trunk
railroads involved in the present railroad
war was held in this city yesterday. gen.
tlemen from the grand trunk from the
Baltimore and Ohio. the Pennsylvsnia a
and Erie roads being present. The OBJ
Jet was to settle the differences that ed
to the war aud the consequent reduction
OF freight rates. All the gentlemen
agreed that a settlement ought to be
reached, but in the absence OF the rep.
resentstives of the New York Central
Railroad nothing definite could be done
MANSFIELD. Ohio. Oct. 1.-Tbe fol.
lowing letter from Hon. Charles Francis
Adams In response to an invitation to
speak here by the Democratic Com ittee !;
Quincy. Mass, Sept. 27.-Dear Sir: 1
have to acknowledge the receipt of your
very hattering letter inviting me to ad.
dress my fsllow-citizeps of Ohio on the
present state OF the political affairs of
the country. II 10 q long while now
since have attempted such thing, and
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FOREIGN NEWS.

RAGusA, Oct. 2-The Montenepriu
Government is understood to be pre-.
pared to accept terms of peace, based on
an extension of territory. although the
people favor continuance of the war.
LONDON. Oct. "A telegram to the
Times from Belgrade says dispatch
from the headquarters Of the army of
Moravia announces that on Friday the
Turks from Schiljewatz attacked the
Servians on two sides The fighting
continued all Friday aud on Friday even
Ing both sides maintained their posi-.
tons. The fighting was resumed on
Saturday. The Servians sustained con.
siderable loss. The Russians displayed
Rrea bravery.
The Porte has decided to hold Ron.
mania responsible for permitting the
passage through her territory of Russian
volnnt ers. The Roumanlan Premier
inter d- shortly to proceed to the Rus
sian Council. Th. Porte has Informed
lts representatives abroad that the Turks,
hecansH of the incessant attacks Of the
Servlans, Will Resume the offensive.
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PACIFIC COAST.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 2.-The entrance
TO the Lick House Is draped with Grape
and the rooms of the deceased are sim.
ilarly decked. All the preparations were
made yesterday for the funeral cer.mo.
MES Of the late Mr.. Lick. Early ia the
afternoon. the Board of Directors of the
California Pioneer Association rec ived a
note from the Secretary OF the Lick
Trust, informing them that the Trustees
bad delegated to them the honor of TAX.
ing charge of the obsequies. Th- charge
was unanimously aud thankfully ac-
cepted. and guard of honor at once de-
tailed to proceed to the Lick House, r.
ceive the remains, and with all resp. ct
escort them to the Soci-ty's hall. As
soon IA the details could be arranged. the
escort met at ,hei Lick House parlor,
where the body was delivered to them
by the Trustees of the fund, who had
been guarding them. The remains were
then placed in 4 hearsa, and with a nun
Der OF the delegation on either side the
carriage moved slowly along Montgomery
street to the Hall. On arrival At the Hall
door, the procession wss met by the
Board OF Directors and all the members
present in the building, when with slow
steps between lines Of uncovered heads.
the casket was carried into the asa ~ bly,
ball and placed on bier appropriately
deckeu, there to rest until the last hon.
ora are paid to the decreased. A general
invitation TO attend was given to thu
Academy of Scienres, Mechanics Insti.
tute, Chamber OF Commerce, the M8yor
and Board Of Supervisors, the Society
OF Territorial Pioneer "a. the Goverpmen,
and CITY officers, the Judges of the Fed.
ersl. Supreme and District Court, the
Judges and Justices OF the Peace, the
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Now is your tune to provide your
selves with Clothing and Dry Goods. ].
Cohu & Bro. having determined to re.
move their in mrpse stock if not sold
within thirty days. now off their goods
At 4O per cent. lss than any house in
this county Can possibly do. Gail aud
satisfy Yourselves Parties ind+ bt-d to us
VIII please settle ut once, AS all accounts
remaining unsettled after the Both inst
will pos lively b- placed in the bands of
the proper authorities for collection.
Store for rent aud safe for sale.
j. COIN Il Bro,
se7-lm1 Main ST., opposite NJ. v. st.
SOLE AaENcY.-W. R. Wilson is sole
agent for Comstock Record, San Fran.
cisco Post, Daily Enterprise, Salt Lake
Tribune and Eureka Sentinel. Also
dealer in California and New York news
papers. school books. stationery, music,
cigars and tobacco. Main street, one
door above Meadow Valley street. Il
IMpoRrED sherry, port and clares wines
at Poujade's. IT
BEST brands Of Tobacco and cigars at
Poujade's. IT
A HousE and stable 10 rent.
W. r. Wilson.
CHssss. Fresh White River cheese
just received ct T. O. Poujadss.
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s,y FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
SAN Francisco, October ,.
MORNING SALES.

SAN Francisco. October ?.
,,sl MORNING SALES.
20, cphir-55a 55 $40 5iS 5t'sb5 54b5 55b5
sa1 Mexican-29A 29a 29k
% Gould Curry-l5 l4's
a Rest & Belcher-4IA AZ 4sA 49I
o5 Cslifornia-62A 81 62ab5
$40 Savage-IS
% Chollar Potosi-sS& 81
fo Hale 4 Norcross-lOI
"a crown Point-l1A II Il1s
55 Yellow Jacket-261s 26 254 25Ie 25's
MS Importantly ASS
aO Alpha--i7 46 = i64 iGhb5
no Belcher-32 22A
% Conhdence-T
lqsO sierra Nevada-13H 1873 Is 15a l3b5 I27.
l!as30 l2hb5 l3bl0
50 Utah-l9 lsS
an Rnllion-37 3sb5
N5 Exchequer-l5 lax l5b5 ISL 15H
IsO Oyernan-79 1871
SIS Justice-lsI 1875 10 1880 Jobs
100 Succor-2uc
s0tS Union oon-lSA 49,. l3l3i
1910 Lady Brysn-30c d
ls5 Julia-7. 7
s ssS caedonis-lOa lO. io4.b5
1866 Baltimore Con-3s 81. ~ 3'sb3O
no silver Hill-sI
600 Rock Island-l4 IL
aUSew York Conf.
i00ccidental-2rs
SPtl Sheridan-2a
$50 Woodville--Ia
s. Andes-22l
100 Leviathan-90c
60 \ Con Virginia-lA
l65 Prospect--la
54C Mary land-1.1
10 Morning Start
550 Tahoe
40 Virgnis-2a
100 West Belcher-2h
AFTERNOON SALES.
so Raymond l. Ely-6
$3.50 Eureka Con-l4h IA lax Is l5s lis
$50 Leopard-l0a l0h
so Jackson-4
400 Gila-7Oc
100 Panther-,t u
1910 Northern Belle-2ls 22'. b3O % PIN 81 30.
222l%
800 Alps-A
1915 Hussey-70c 4 6Oc
40 Gen Thomas-la
400 Coso Con-20c
l42O New Coso-33A
675 Manhattan-l6
1910 Poorman-95c 9Oc Z S5c 80 Z
HAS 0phir-52'4 52s 50 SIX SIN 52ab5 5l's
1915 Yellow Jacket-2525a
7O5 Importantly
1856 Alpha-45 55& Az
las 0verman-79 1871 7Shs90
40 Hale Il Norcross-l0a
5YMexican-l7N 27a. 2Sb30 2724 %
Sunion Con-12n
S5 Csfornia-6lSs Gibbs 6lA 6l1,
40 Becher-22
NErchequer-l4S 14b
laS Sierra Nevada-l2n l2a 12s. l2s 1875 b3o
l2h l2A l2A
% Gould h Curry-l4x
AJo Con Virginia-55s ssh 55abj
5O kentuck-lls $50
8 Best u Belcher-i7
lS5 Justice-1sh
rs Crown Point-1lS
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
DEPARTURES,

DEPARTURES.
81 GILMER l. sALIsBuRY's HAMILTON LINE
Geo Ames u Lathi
Chss DAVIS Jos Taylor
~ wallace Chas thinner
Il derson NJ II Gossett
T Van lieut.
sILMER 4 sALIsBURY's SALT LAKE LINE.
Silvurman
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The Humboldt Register says: Yester.
day We met An aged Democrat who has
resided in Humboldt long time. The
SHOWS of nearly sixty winters had whit.
ened his locks, and the zephyrs of as
many summers had famed his furroysd
cheeks. He said he had voted the
Democratic ticket all his life, but if God
spared bis lie until next November he
should vote for Hayes and Wheeler. /"
VI course, this is the truth. or the Reg
s'er man wouldn't say 80. This is about
t1e Time OF year to meet these fellows,
VINO, their lives are spared, will 90 and
drink with you.
OUR Republican friends are making an
energetic State canvass. Hon. c. E, De
Long and Hon. Thos. Wren, together
WIN Thos. Fitch. will address the ctti-
.ens Oh the State at various points
w.vrouBnont the present month. Mr..
nten WIN speak at Ward on Saturday,
IVY. list, and will address a Phoebe
Auuihee on Monday, the 23d inst.
DURING the recent session of the
Doaru OF Equalization the following Re-
dnetions were made:
Assessment Of sallie sulliyou reauc.a s,oo
W. R. Wilson . 1909
John st. Clair 1850
" Adolph Shultz 49,. 100
:, II. Lewis ,,.. 500
Mrs. A. NJ. Croyland reduced 200
Inc Board then adjourned sine die.
We see BY the Virginia Chronicle that
SO Ellis commenced to swing around
@e democratic circle last Saturday. Ac.
~laing to the programme the nearest he
mget to Phoebe will be Ward. where
th., s'ii crate on the 2lst; the same day
I1 Thomas Wren speaks. Wonder
WY they he don't show here.
FALL IN LEATHER. A shoemaker
'''c"ed severe drubbing on Meadow Val.
, ny street last Sunday night, for alleged
tb..aAs concerning certain ladies. He
;,',1eatens, before his ardor cools to make
os uot LOT the individual who 80 forc.bly
'uampioned the ladies' cause.
laE Board Of County Commissioners
a. me' Yesterday pursuan. to adjournment.
w me following bills were allowed: All
pnanuel $40. Eureka and Palisade r.
We. 20: $50, H. S. Croker S2I .28
3 e n Ears Fargo & Co. So, A. L. Bancroft
nIAv1 clouds obscured the sun yester.
my afternoon. and mitigatsd somewhat
UNUSUAL heat Of the last three days.
s,s =, RED will arrive by this EVENINGS
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