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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-03

Lucius w. Pond of Worcester, now
IN the Massachusetts, State Prison for
forgery, was delegate to the Metho-
dist General Conference OF 1872.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-03

The Pacific Jockey Club have paid
the owners of Foster and Rutherford
their proportion of the winnings in
the " great race"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-03

MONT Blanc EY MooNLIGHT.- i
. woke to find our room I'll led with rad
ance. and had only to draw aside the
muslin curtain from Il window 10y my
bed to behold a transccndent vision
Mont Blanc under the light of the full
moon and sparkling 10 the stars. Never
had il shown TO me 80 supremacy
grand and beautiful. II seemed of il
self radiant and luminous: seemed 10
light and till the night All WAS
strangely still in the town, but few
hours before 50 busy and noisy. !
threw open the window TO listen. ana
could hear no faiute~t sound. except
the murlnur of the Arve: 10 wind was
abroad. not cloud Heated IN the deep
SKY. not "a shadow treInb!ed on the
earth. Nature herself seemed holding
her breath in awe before tina, vas.
white spiendor. a. if :. had been the
temple of the Infinite.
pitied those VINO slept through al
that solemn. silent time, while the
reverent night AMI the vc.tal stars,
and that high priest OF mountains.
were celebrating their august mvste-
ries. For hours the double rciu!gencs
flooded the valley and flowed into our
room, a soft, Shinmcrlug tiLe Of light.
on which. between sleeping and wax
ing, | seemed 10 be floating III a strange
conscious dream: then the radiance
ebbed slowly away, and l rose and
reused my companions 20 behold an
other glorious sight-sunrise reflected
on Mont Blanc. Frs: came streak
Of dusky purple, which was not night
and heSitated 70 be day; then ! pale
red CLEAN on the very centre Of the
summit. which frightened and deep
ened into flame that mounted and
blaZed till il seemed signal fire 10
rouse the wOrl4.-'iraCe Greenwood
Corr. y y. Times.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-03

The Spaulding Court Martial will
proceed with its duties to-day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-03

KILLED BIZ INDIANs.-We are informed
that a letter was received yesterday by q
gentleman of Ruby Hill from Jack Rob-
inson, who left here some time ago for
the Black Hills. stating that - Potter
and Davy Jones, who also left Eureka
for the new Dorado, had been killed by
Indians. They were of party OF SIX.
only one of whom escaped. We heard
no further particulars.- Eareka Senti-
mel, Feb. 20.
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MARRIED..

" Carson City, on wednesday. March l. 1875.
hy -h. Rev Nj JeaI'y OF Gold Hill. at The
res t"nre Of Co 4 4. Ellis, brother Of the
hide Mr. Xue :. E -,lge. az .rginia City. lc
Miss Rosa l. Ellis, .. CARSON.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-31

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John Goods Hair Tonic.

HHAVK ROW on HAND AT M SHAVING ga
IL loon In Idaho City. Hair Tonic OF my own
make which warrant to curs 6AndruG and all 9TH
str diseases 70 which she human rtalp ii snbiece
Also. lot Of the celebFatad medicine or Prof
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Administrators Sale Of Real Is
tate.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN in pursuance OF the order of tho Probate
Court of the county of Boise, in the TERRITORY Of
Idaho, made on the eighth day Of February. a. D.
1870, In the matter OF the estate OF John Noonan
deceased, the undersigned, Administrator of said
estate win sell at either public or private sale to the
highest bidder for cash in separate parcels and snb
tect to confirmation by said Probate Court on
Tuesday, the 18th day of October, 1870. nj 10
o'clock n. in front Of the Probate Judges ONCE in
Idaho City in said county. oil the right title fnter
est and estate of the said ntestata at the time of his
DEATH and all the right, title and interest that the
said estate has, by operation of law or otherwise
acquired other than or in addition Co that of The
said nestate at the time Of his death in and "a the
following described mining ground, to-wit: The one
undivided one-half interest in three mining claims
situated on Buena Vista Bar. in said county known
as Donohne Noonan claims; also the one nndi
vided half interest In two mining claims on saa
Buena Vista Bar and known as Taylor d ca. =
claims also certain mining ground In More'e creek
above Idaho City, and known as the Douglas A. cir
ton claims. - 0-'- |
Terms of sale cash on confirmation Of sala nv
said Probate Court, deed ~ expense OF purchaser.
JAMES McDEvTTT. I
Idahs CITY. Sep. q. A. D. 1870. ''.''' 49,
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VALUABLE ranch


RWNHE UNDERSIGNED BEING DESTROYS OF
Il returning to the home of her early days and
settls among old friends and acquaintances, offers
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-31
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
mess, early decay, loss Of manhood, &c, l
will send q recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send a selfaddressed envelope
TO the Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D.,
Bible House, New York City.
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PURE MINES & LIQUORS


INOTlCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ in pursuance OF order of the Probate
Court OF Boise County, Idaho Territory made on the
10th day Of April, A. d. 1876. in the matter of the
estate OF Jules Dulioux deceased. the undersigned
The Executor of the Last Will and Testament OF
Jules Dulioux deceased win sell at private sale to
the highest bidder for cash and subject to coarma.
ton by said Probate Court ON the Sd day of No
vember, 1876 In front Of the Probate Judges Office
IN Idaho City. in ead county. all the right tie in
serest and estate Of the said Jules Dnlionx de.
ceased at the time OF his DEATH and all the right
title and interest that the said estate has by opera
ton OF law or otherwise, acquired other than or in
addition TO that of the said intesae at the time OF
hi" DEATH in and to all those certain lots pieces or
parcels OF land situate, lying and boing in Idaho
City, Boise County Idaho Territory. aud described
as follows, to wit: That certain store house and
cellar on she south side OF Montgomery street be-
tween the Luna House and Bradford ho,ise. and
that certain unimproyed loton Main street adjoining
Mares cellar.
Terms of sale, cash; and deeds at expense of
purchaser. JOHN BRODRErK
Executor Last VIII and Testament of Jules Duioux,
deceased
Dated October IL. 1875.
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Estate Of Edward u, angle, De.
ceased

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY
A-N she undersigned. administrators Of the above
N& "a estate, to the creditors Of aad all persons
HAVING claims against said deceased to exhibit the
~same, With the necessary vouchers, within four
aopths fren the Arst publication OF this notice to
sha undsrsignsd - her residence near Horsusfas
8epa In Boise county, Idaho Territory.
IsAHsCiT1, JuAe !, 1874 AMANDA ANGLE,
A6ninish1trfx.
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BEAUTIFUL RANCH.

linear Horseshoe Bend the Payette river for sala
The place is in a high state of cultivation and un.
der good fence, with fine dwelling outhouses etc.
There Is also small orchard of trees that will bear
i'1ruit next season; also blackberres raspberries
and Strawberries in great abundance. The location
ais very desirable one to any wishing to per.
4nanently settle in Idaho. and upon application rn
1pediasey great bargain will be given. The sleigh
Rofhood is one Of the very best in the Territory
with good school and church within sight Apply
soon. .r.-F'
Sept. 9th. 1876
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.AIBW YORK PRICES

AT THE
, 1876-04-02

Tou41SGMESs TRAIN o. TIE G., B. Q. Z" E.
Tho officials Of the G., B. h @ Railroad. with
their accustomed Iberality, have responded to
The reques. Of the residents and propertE-o"n-
ena on tbs line of the road between the city a.id
Dogpers Grove, and will commence running
10-cept train about the 10th inst. Tbs train will
reach tee city lttle before d. m., and leave
The Central Depot at about 6:2o p. N. A 10
cent noonday train has not yet been conceded,
but IS some Of the officials regard this PROPOSE
tion favorably, it will without doubt folio"
nj no yery distant day. The liberal policy and
accommodating spirit which this road has Always
d1splAyed to its patrons has made it the most MOI,
th;ckly-eettled road leading out Of the city Ihla
new concession of cheap workineinan's train.
together with the fact that property owners ss
dif3ercnt points on the line Of the road Will at
once commence the erection OF cheap houses TO
he cold on monthly payments, Snd At 80 10"
ra1e as to enablo any industrious Work.nGmaa 70
r,uTchase and pay for : home, cannot fall 70 ada
largely to the population Of suburban towns.
aad give an immediate impulse to the
rea1 Estate trade on the line OF me
Hoad As stated in previous article, tue Chl-
raao / Rock Island Railroad Il already max
tnr p1eparat,ons for h cheap train TO Glne
fsfsnd Ths ncsion ct there swo 1oads Ml4 CON-
, 1876-04-02

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LdvERYooL, April 1-1l:3Q p. m+-FLoCH-Ne. J,
2is; No. 2, 2as.
Observation-Disclosures, No. I, 1oz: No. 2, 81 Sd:
spring. No. !. % 1od: No. 9, 81: vhits No. I, los
Id; NO q los; club, No. J. los 10d; No. z. 1Qs ID.
Corn-Old No. 1, 27s Cd; No 9, 2ss cd.
Phovu1oss-Pork, Western, SIS u. Lard, 62s Cd
LIVERPOOL, April Is p m.-G1A1s-onn. Ia. l.
26s I'd No. ., 2ds Sd.
PRoT1a1oxs-Lard, IL.
LIVERPOOL, April 1-Evenfng. g.-EEEApsTuFTs- -CahA
fornta white wheat avsrxge 1oaaos Sd: do cnb, 10s
3dal0a 10 d. red Western spring No. to Nc ], 6aa
os lid; winter red Western, No. to No. 50 8d@10s.
Flour, Western canal, 21sta24s. Carn, new Western
mixed, 16s 3d@e6s Cd; old Western mixed 29a- Data,
Mexican, 3s@ss Cd. Barley, Hszacaa. - Cd Psas.
Canadian, 33s 6d@40a.
ClovKRsRED-Amarican, e3@s9s
P1oyM1oxa-Prima mess pork, SIS Cd: priuA uuees
beef, 9Oa. Lafl-Amertcau. 66d 81. HAcao-IoA&
clear, 53s Cd; short clear, SIS I'd.
TALIov-Firm; American, 42s Cd.
SPIRITS PETROLEUM. 6d99s 3D..
REFINED PEreoLEuN-l1s 3d8f1s "a,
L1ksKED UrI-13s 61.
Kosns-common, - otr95s; pale do 15ss'
Spirits OF TunPEHT1vE-o352Sa.
LONDON, April 1-Eyening-BuL1Iox-Am Of
bullion gone into ths Bank of England balance TO-
day, Ct 900.
RATE or D1ssouxr In open market for three months
bills is * per cent being per cent below ths Baos
Of England rata.
CoxaoL-a1mey, q 5-16; account, 81 7-1s-
AMKRICAN SccURTr1Ea-'85J. 105A; T7s. 1o34s
11-40s, 10i: new 81. 1G6}s; New Tock CxAkfal 1a1:
Erie, 175s: preferred, a.
RKFINED PErRoLEuN-10s 9d411s.
6fmlIs TuRPENT1SR-4s Cd311 Cd.
PAA1s, April l-REErxs-86f &C.
FHAxERoRT. April 1.-NeW 81, 1u1H,
AzrVEBF. April ELECTROMAGNETIC 3D.
, 1876-04-02
THE NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS.
EasAes7{ Q;sx,s.xeA Ia II f.A{s..sea


NEW Yo1E, April 1.-GRAES-Wheat-Marka dnn,
heavy, and lower; shppers md naillera holding Of.
saes, 1900 bu at $1-oy for ungroded spring. and
tl.A for vary choice No. rcd Wabash In store. Ths
following quotations arc less nominal: $1.o4
@1o9 for rejected spring s1.os91-17 for ungraded
spring; <1.1aS1.1e for No. Chicago: si14ail7 for
No. Milwaukee; sl.239l.37 for No. chicaRo s1.7A
91.o7 for No. Northwestern: $1.27Gs1.30 for No.
Milwaukee; $1-M@1.38 for No. spring: $1.229136
for winter red Western: {1.231. .46 for amber dos and
so for white Western. Rye quiet ut s48s6o
1or Westeru: oGaS2c for State; aud 9052c for Cans
da in bond. Barley dull and unchanged. Corn
scarce and shade hEIuar; salea - 900 bu at c6X@
G61zc for nav Western mixed; and ESQ nomina1y for
old Western mixed in store: also oo0 bu steamer
mixed Tor M1y Ut 6oHc- Oa.en unchanged; sales 25
GOO bu 1t 459i8kc for mixed Western and Btate; and
46a52c for whte Western and State, including at0O
bu No. mixed ut {6kc adoat.
PRoy1E1oa3-Middles unchanged ut 12Aa13lc fos
long clear. Lard rm Racs l11 tcs At for primo
steam. At the frat call for April $l4.22H bid aud
$iA30 asked for MAY $50 tes sod 1t $14so for June
$1k5o bid, and Sl4-55 aAked for July $i4.CO bid and
$1{s7h asked. and for August 5l5.6o bid sad A.89
asked
Wnzxx-Markst lower; Ealas IS b1ls It sl.1lK par
GROCERIES -sug.r-Martst unchanged, With mod
crate inquiry; fair to good refining quoted at T48
7Ic; PRIME .: 77sc: and white Havana at e9l04o.
Codee-Market unchanged, with moderate inquiry:
Bio quoted 1t 13z9l3c IN gold, and 1arseabo 1t 1eo
184c in gold
fAIIow-Ru1ea quiet and unchanged; pr3zas ssae-
~ and dt1 quoted u sX0a lk1ssA
, 1876-04-02

seller ss,ch, OF seller April; seek5aeo s1x .o1lse
May ST. 9U seller Juns and a.20 eeiler July
Primo mess pork was nominal .t se30o. and c1tra
prime sold t7o bssl 1t sl7o. Also 10 hris hocks u
$a.00.
IAaD-w.s quiet and easter. declining 2K@sc w
100 III, in sympathy with further drop Of Sd pes
cwt In liverpool Thara was not much inquiry. hnt
holders offered little Sales reported Of 500 tcs
aoller the month at sl3.s2ha 1885; 40oo tcs selsz
May at s1Au0a1409Hs and a,5oo tea seller June a
S1411H@14.2u. Total, 1900 tcs. The mazkat closed
steady atsl3a2k813B5 SIS for cash seller April; 81 4W
al4.02K for May; s14ao91a-2K for Juna; and
1A37Ha14.4o for July.
MKATs-Wete dull and nrrn. There was vary 1ttle
demand d-acarcolJ any from sh1ppers,-but holders
wsra not disposed to make concessions. Sales vers
limited TO $50 900 s short ribs seoz June at HING
lo4aH per 100 lhS. The following vss the closing
, 1876-04-02

pei others to do tho Same thing. and the result
will be that soon Ill OF the roads centerlng IN
Chicago will be running cheap trains to their
suburban towns and thousands OF worthy, H.
dust1ious working people will become the iDde-
pendent oWnr:s OF homes in the country where
their families can enjoy Gods free sunshine and
pure air. fee from aduiterations with coal
smoke, BridGepols odors, and other abomina-
tions OF = great city.
, 1876-04-02
FINANCE AND TRADE.
4 Lively Day for the Banks in Dis
counts and Deposits.
Mem York Exchange Flat at Is Gents OF
...Clearings for the Week..
Produce Markets Easy---Movement Of
BreadstuffH.
FINANCIAL.

Ths demand For loans quite active for Board Of
Tr7ds and private settlements. and this, with the
customary Of counter business On settlement
day. gave the banks busy day. Tbs applications for
loans heavier than had been expected, and, "a
the transactions Of the day mainly confined to
those arising from tho settlements the financial ssua
ton could hardly b sald to have shown any subaan-
tial improvement. There ia IN abundance Of funds,
though not ~ yet any burdensome surplus, and boz
rowers are sbs to maks good TERMS The7s was the
usual Offering Of commercial and nisceaneons paper
Rates Of discount Ut the banks ara 7a10 par cent.
On tho street there IL good demand for hrat-class
negotiable paper Of which the supply IL scant Rates
arc 1918 par cent
New York exchange was sold 1t 60o dlscount In the
morning. but the closing rate vaa 2so discount to Par
between banks for 81 ,00o.
Ths ordcra for currency were few.
The ceaEings Of the Chicago bank for the week are
reported ~ fol1ows bY Manager D. E. Halo, Of the
, 1876-04-02

Withdrawn from asors On Friday for city con-
sumption 1868 hu wheat 165o bu corn, 1o7 bu Eye.
8;9 hu barley.
The following grain was inspected into storo On
Saturday morning: car rejected winter wheat,
Cars No. I N. II. wheat, 81 cars No. n ". wheat,
cars No. spring, IS cars No. do, II No. do.
II CARS rejected do Q0s whe.E: cars high-mi1ed
corn 81 cara No. do. CARS new-mi1ed do, 16 cars
rejected do Isl corn): cars white oata cazs No.
do. rejected do: cars No. barley, CATS No.
do. Tota1, 2o4 cars, or 760oo bu- Inspected out:
81 231 bu wheat 1882 hu corn, 800 bu oats,
bu barley.
The following were the receipts aud shipments Of
breadstuns and Iva stock 1t this point during ths
past weak and for aha corresponding vsaka sndiuz ~
datad.
, 1876-04-02
LOAN MARKET.
aaa-EHA~ 1tAYH


The figures Of the business done maize but =
200, display. There Is no doubt that eomo OF
our loan agents have good cause Of complaint; :;
but, with regard to established houses, thoEs
il quite hopeful feeling notwithstanding the
dullneHs OF ths past week, which has bsen large
II due to the stase Of the westE1r. AL the in
formation attsinable points to moderate de-
rnand for money for Improvement purposes the
coming season, applications being quite fair in
Number.
Interest rates seem inclined to take further
tumble some loans having been made at 7z and
2 per cent, but these are not the rule. and arc
only exceptional. There are but few complaints
a. to payments, scarcely any one being willing TO
admit that he makes bad Investments. n com
paving the number of foreclosure BALES With the
number Of presumAble loans, it is seen that the
former are but slightly in excess OF 10 per cent
as compared with tho latter. 1t can be safely
asserted that Chicago is paying up Its indebted
moss Wit commendable promptitude.
ArRIL ].
, 1876-04-02

7,,,,p ~. riat +hor,h 1it.1a ,nora uas sora
FLooh@"a7 4o1es' Anooen .4S>'7 ~ 49, ~ a
than on Friday, md at full pFe7tou2 Prfces- 1hefa
was fair dennsud for lo7 grades, which wers yary
az h.1a b.;no r., 1ic4t atoc1 vb,1a otbar orades
W1n' AA' Ns - e - vxa ~
Wern ateaag In spite o. ou1n'eas ~ Ne~ Luz aA ~
easier feeling in wheat here The stock IN store IN
ths citv Ia reported at 4BS2 br!s aains. 53 brs
sns s,.h w., ~ 49,, a. oco hr,a rssr ,oo Ths ds,
Oh" o'oa''a aso' ~. '.'9 49, -. -
crease In the STOCKS u fesu1 OF tne oestes osnao
for shipment experienced recently Sales were report
81 ~ 1ko ,r1a unte,a At Is 70 for unsound: and 1155
r.-.,. =, az mas N Tofa1 am .7rls
psl1 sps1us e1A~1, PA.u *''soos9@ ,.L.-s
The market closed quiet 1t the o1
Choice winter e1Iras, $5.s0@7 60; common to good
a. q TIA, n. anrIn1 extraa s4O1a450. good do,
~ ~ ~. sntas - * ooc,= os 1.tanta do n "a
@7.2s; Minnesota, s4.7sas.e5; spring supesanes oa
@a50: rye -four. $4003415.
Rr.v-was 1ess active and asaiu declined t1c psa
r-,..-... .o -. :. etn an,,1 m ~, ,-ck
ton. ea1eo "sfe ~ so1S ot s.o'oosA4Su ~ "a.
AIppI1sas-sA1es "efe IL sons os sl5'o0 On .fscA
EHoRrs-Sa1as were 10 tons 1t f12-50 on track.
Coay-NE41-Coa1e wsa nominal At $3.50 psz to1
on track.
WHEAT-Was less active, and declined 10 per bu
from the closing prices Of Friday but the ns hguEes
were only &c below those questions. Liverpool waa
ouoted unchanged, bat New York dull and 1ower
to sell we the stock OF wheat reported IN Liver
poo was quarters, which Is 5000 quarters,
nearly AGO. 600 bu more than 1t The beginning Of tho
year The exports from New York during the pah
week showed considerable increase, but tn
fine weather depreaeed confidence, and 4s
, 1876-04-02

.vhat's usee play roker?" remarked an
s,mi,nd eyed denizen of Tuseon. Ari., the other
day,. ..Me bold four Kings had lace Nell
can nan hold all ezno ttmc four laces aud
Fling xhois ~e.k Washee gono Akas wood
hlpA,s
, 1876-04-02

The following wera tho receipts and shpments Of
the leading articles Of produce in this city during the
tvansy-four houxs ending 4 o'clock On 8atn1dtJ
morning:
, 1876-04-02

Ione and short cIears quoted :. 12!.c eaah- md
lo.o SELLER April, boxed green hams. uK@l24o;
sweet-pickled do, l2A813c: cumber!anda. l2c, eash
or saller March long-out hzms, 1349l3Ac, boxed;
bacon hams, 14@15c-
GREAaE-Was quiet 1t G1H99c.
BEEF PRODUCT5-Nere steady and quiet It Slo1
3i00@24. so for hams.
TALLoV-Wzs quoted at 8;5<GssHa.
, 1876-04-02

CON-, bu..--.........l2I.s6 .s63 1tp2,e e1eSo e1
Ell sss.y. SGi:: 5a:.:::.::...: s;.a 9s sIs s;;ss
Rss:'ss R'ss segs e'ss No.: @ f5S ;5SS
The following were the exports from Nav YORK 1oE
tho weeks ending ~ dated:
:: APRIL, March 2s. April
Wheat, b.. .......,. ..45S,73o eoa,s45 s93,615
Corn, bu, u,........... 2l3, 900 15s,8oo $1,000
Aessrs McLaren Co., Of this city. furntsh the fol-
lowing tahls Of stocks IN liverpool On the dates named:
1876. 1876. 1875.
Wheat, qrs.... 600 s93coo 1aeo aenoo
Corn. qrs::...-'..''.".' sssS0 ss'o ssoSS ?s.oSo
The quantity Of wheat adoat Is reported It
quarters ssanst 900 quarters samo date last year
excess IN supply in store and to arrive auas c
terH Tho quantity of Ado7t II reported At 6o09
quarters against 179 600 quarters same time Last year.
in supply in store and to arrive 600 quarters
During the agtst1on On the subject OF charges for
handling grain in this city, tha extstance Of over TWO
floating elevators to have bean lost eight o.
/" Grain dealer" now ssks whht hss become Of them
We suspect that he knows ~ we'll ~ our reporter
where they arc; one Of them il not far from Walls
street bridge We believe that they have been Idle for
couple Of years past and 1t s htntcd that the ownsts
find It more profitable than to operate them.
It should be noted that the daily record Of tnspec
lion gives an exaggerated idea Of the volume Of re-
eefpta by rait-chiedy In wheat The reason II that
tho wheat subjected to tho operation Of tho cleaning
mills is counted twice. It Is inspected On tth arrival
from tho country and again inspected into store after
cleaning Tho inspection OF whcat during the past
week WAS nearly GO car loads Of No. less than the
quantity tabulaed In The daily returns from shs In
spectoTs.
Tho Board Of Trade has decided to yots next Tues
day afternoon. There will b. no trading after
, 1876-04-02

sCNAAnT OF TRASSEERs FOB TIE WEEK.
The following is the total amount Of city and
yubnrbnn transfers within radns of miles Of
The Court House fled for record during the
weak ending Saturday; April i: Gity-sales. 81 !;
consideration, S570043. North Of city limits
6aIee, /; consideration. s425. South Of city
Uuuits-Sales, 81 consideration. 990.304. West
nf CITY If1uits-Salea, 8; consideration, @25,C00.
Total sales, 109. Total consideration, S6S6, sra.