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Notice ~ hereby given. thai ~ q meeting
Of 20. d ard of Directors. held ON the 2i-i
dsy q Ians. isls. an ss-e-s ment no. ~ of Fen
Cshts yer share was levied upon the capital
.t,ck ii fhs corporation, payabie immsdiafeiy.
la Uniiei state. gid coin. 10 the secretary. Al
the once of the Company. Room -, No. st
Pm .ireet. san Francisco. California
Aay stock up,a which this assessment .hall
remain unpaid on the sist day Of J.ly. is1e,
will h. d-llnqaeat. and advertised Tor sails
at pa II snetion. aud ualsss payment l- made
bsiof. viii h. aid On FRIDAY. the ish
d.y ol Aaga-l. Isle, To pay the delinquent. a.
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and expenses of sale.
nv ofiet az the Board Of Directors.
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Of principal place Of business. Gold mn, Ne
vAfa.
Ln-aiion Of works. Eagle kn.i c.r-on MibIn,
District. OrInsby county. " vads.
No~uee.-There are ssinqnent upon Inc fol-
lowing-dereribed shock OF The Moth Calhoun
Gold and silvss sinins Company, ON account
NJ Assessr.sai INC. ~ levied Nay ~, is,g, the
several amounts Get opposite the name OF the
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PaSIpaNRMRAr

The above sale '. hereby po.tpohei nniii
TUkaDAf. August 4. 1870, al the same hour
and plaos.
ny order Of the Bosrl Of Trustees.
jylItd q. u. Db HAND. secrrtay.
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'sipcEHoIDiasT MITiNa,

OPrIcE CONSOLIDATED IMPERIAL ME.
~ ing Company. Ron 10. lIayward's Huild.
log. characterization 10 the sbve com.
pAly who have fractional shares 10 their credit.
are hereby notified that they can hare the same
adjusted al any time MP 10 August hfth. BY ap'
plying In penson at the company ohioe.
jyis "a W. I. DRAM, eecrstay,
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Q1O A DAY AT BoNR-AaRNrs WANT
ed. 0utdi afsi terms free.
mri1 TRuE 4 co., Ansnsts. Maine.
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HAYwAaD .oNsoLIDATGD

Omo- hsam ~ hsyvsri'- Building. No.
40 California -iross. san Francisco. california.
nttls
, 1876-03-22

btra. A1snA CLARK gA1wEa hns onc.
moro recovered judgment in tho United
States Supreme Court In hor suit for Il,
vast ostatos in md around Now Orleans IA
which sho lays claim. Tho Judgment IL not
flnal, however, but ia simply upon point q
prnotieo, md in eiroct means further litica
tion. Tint was NJ to whether undor ii,
" Popular Prejudice act" Of 1867 sho bud
right 10 l,avo ono Of lor suits removed from
tho Louisiana courts to tho Unitod Stalk
Circuit Court. lilo Louisiana sup,en,
Court tloniod her application for such tran.
for Of tho caso, and yeatortlay tho Unita
statos Supreme Court reversed tic j,,agmcp,
Of tho Louisiana Uonrt, md decided that
without regard to subjectmatter of con-
trovorHy, tho Popular Prejudice net applss,
to nll cascs, Tho case, therefore, by ma,,is..
from the latter Court, will DO transferred ID
tho Circuit Court Of tho United States, aud
the anciont litigation will 20 on.
, 1876-03-22

Tho ignorance of the Democratic press Of
this country is something remarkable. In
the first place, it is remarkable that 1t has
hoard nothing Of tho Republican victory in
New Hampshirc, and tho largo Republican
gainB in the recent town elections Of h1aino,
Now York, and New jersey. In tho second
place, it Is still moro remarkable that It haa
heard nothing Of tho poonliar transactions
of such prominent Democrats ns A1r. pkNp1E-
TON, Gov. uEspn1cKs, SAN RANDALL, and
Gov. Tt1pzs, which have been developed since
the DE1xNr Investigations commenced. How
is 1t that mono Of these papors which ara
busy from morning to night prating Of tito
national morality hnye heard Of Gentleman
GEoaaE'a neat Ntt1o operation in railroad
c1aims Of Gov. IlzApn1oHs' peculinr style
Of ananciering in water.bonla, Of SAN
RANDA1n's crooked operations In Phil
alelphla, Of Gov, TnpEss rnilroad-
squeezing operations, and Of MAYu's
exodus through tho courtesy of HIEsrEa
CLyaEn7 We have looked and looked in
vain for them to launch thoir thundor.
bolt against these tall Democrats, and wo l,ed
q right TO expect It. They hayo not allowed
day to pass without preaching us scrmons
in morality, without vaunting Democratic ro-
forms and condamntng Republican rascali-
ties. They haye printed long eaaaya upon
tho shame OF Ds1KaAr's conduct, Their dis
tscsa over tho coruptions which lays been
unoarthea has been simply pitooua. Tloy
lavo moanod and mournod and refused
to be comfoEtod. They have aided to tho
dreary catalogue Of existing evils by
'nscnting new ones and piling up
sensations aud calumniea without number.
Inc occasion laa boen we'll improved By
tsicna' and they have seized upon 1t aa an 3D.
m'raolo opportunity for moralizing and for
convincing tho country, with patriotic and
Centennial c9oquence, that moral purity and
principle should always bo superior to parti.
San purposes. In point Of fact, thora never
before was such IN exhibition Of wcon;no.
and wailing, and growing, such nitifnl
lamenting, such indignant Illuminating. surl,
righteous wrath and raying, In yisw Of tho
exhibition, 1t was hut natural to expect that
1t was sincere. but now 1t appears TINT
corruption is otlious only whom Il Ia
Republican, and that 1t may be over
looked when it is Democratic; thu.
the Republican who is guilty Of NAL
feaaancs In office or violation Of public
trust must be condemned and punished, but
that the Democrat who is caught In tho SAM
Transaction may retain his place in tho Da,no.
, 1876-03-22
THE QrTY'H GAR nuJ.g.

Tho Common Council Ia never f1fRpnsa1
economizo in oaa wbothcr of tho ,1lumin.
atino Or of thu orotor;co1 t;nd Mn .,n, -
a6oo. on, lns becn annronr;ated for tho ro-t
nino mnntha tboroh All w.rpn.,,v ,,,;1o
nm o5rort IN hnra ,1,is eun ortan1oa ovo,. =
year. But tho atato,ncnt wna na,1o +hat thn
citv von)d owe tho ooa co,nnanica sooo ooo
by the lat Of next month. nni1 ,ho ron,o;n;nt,
aoso mn cou,d not 1icht atroot. ,7rrirc, v;ro
,nonths without tin fTeotoat ccono,nv Th;a
atatomcnt o1c;.od M ottont;on n t1o corno;, @
and not m effort wns rnatio tn roiluco tho ron.
SUMPTION of ma to n f}p,rro whio], .poul1
br;no TIM b;)1s within thu annronr;o,;,,, w.,
withstandino the belief That cont;n.
uanco Of consumpt;on at thu nroao,,t
rate will mnla n frro.a h,u f;,,l,a.
inn the dotlcieuoy> Of soco nm for ,ho
yoar. Tint il to gav. at tI,o and of tb;a voor
tho city. instead of owing tho poa comnanico
S3e, 900. ~ it did at tin 1,oo;nr;n1 n t1,o
venr. will ba in ;,e}. aim mn m t1,e ooa a.
co,,nt nfter o1bonst;nc tha ornronr;ot,en u
Ia t;,no for tho nv comno,;os ~ hos,;. - T.,
mira ,rhc.hor thcv con avn, col1oot u,o In,
ovor md nhovotho onnro,,r;ot;on nh 1-orant
charter boa already hoor ;ntornrotad - % 1;.a;.
t1o validity of tbo citv contracts nna tha [
of thu citva l;olit;t;ca In tha oma,,rt ss ~ 49,
annron1;ationa If this ia fin ,aw +1,on - ,,.;,1
bo in tho intorcst of tho goa comna,;as r. - =,
wor1, FIR n relnction IN cons,'nont;on w., ~"
sent Ia n rot,untiop in nrico. ~ o,hasr.s,a - 49,.
t1,ov will lo FURNISHING tho ctv eae -. ,n,,;s,'
tIov cannot co,,oot tb,;r ,l',r.oc =. a.,,t
1,ayo thu poor romc,]v NJ tnrn;,,g ~ +ho ~,
which viii merelv irconso Tho nnhl;c ,u;thnnt
ayailino them.
A nrivata ma conermor t,r,;nr h;n.o,, H.,
;toa h n oorta,, srn, fo- ,a, ,,,,e,. .,,.;1.
year would naturally nrof,r IN hnrn II lass ~
=, ~ ~"o ~
, 1876-03-22

Intelligent people arc generally ngreod that
groenback conventions and rag-baby meetings
aro unmitigated frauds. A lot of follows get
together under tho pretenso Of representing
laboring men mud farmers, though most Of
them never did IN honest days work or oulti-
vated nn aero of ground in tho whole courso
Of thcir lives. Thoy exchange thoir inanitics
and ahsurditios, and scatter words instead Of
thoughts, until they become tirosome to
themselves and everybody else. Ii 1t wero
not for an occasional gtcam Of satiro In these
conferences they would not bo worth any
further reference. but tho Cook County
grccnbnckoH canght Tnrtar at their last
meeting which gaye temporary zcst to their
proceedings. There. happened to be rcal
farmer present, Mr. R1oE, OF Ogle County,
who waa invited to adarcss tho meeting, as
bona Jdo Granger was too much Of
rarity to be Ignored But Mr.. RICE,
being seal farmor and q mau who works
with tho hope OF rowaM and only expects
reward from his work, Immediately proceeded
TO repudiate the irrcdaomablo rag.paper
fallaoy. and told the assembled dilutionists
come plain truths which they did not want TO
AoAA* AA0 kVAA tApA4 t44At uUkEHy WuqLHQT H.
sued by tic Government OF bank, was aim.
ply promise to pay, aud that the value Of
this promise depended upon It's redemption.
lie did not want to rlaoe 60 dangerous
power In the hands Of tho Government Us roR-
ulating the amount and valuo of money any
moro than tho power Of determining tho pro-
ducuon and prico Of bis wheat. lIe did not
propose to be forced to give up his wheat In
exchange for worthless shinplastors which
nobody intonded to redeem. And, finally, he
told them that the President might Oh well
Issue proclaim alton that water must not run
up hill aa for Congress 10 Issue fat that paper
IL worth aa much as gold. Tho ignoramus
gEeenbackoss, and tho bogus Changers, and
the fraudulent laboriug-meu were not accus-
toned TO listen TO good common sense OF
this kind, and they malo an effort to cough
and hoot A1z. R1oE down instho conscious.
ness Of their inabllity to answer him, but ho
did not atop until he had thrown few Rrain4
. Of truths among the mess OF chn1 which tho
, 1876-03-22

The decision Of tho Supreme Court Of tho
United States practically nullifying tho entire
anti Chinese legislation Of California has
stirred mp Tho Pacific Coast rs novor sincu
annexation did earthquake. As ono man, 80
to speak, tho "honcst miners" aud tho rest
of tho population who aro constitutionally
opposed to work Of any sort nro rising up to
demand protection against tho Chiuco cheap
1abor which is running thom. II only lot
a'ono they would manage to dispose OF what
WIS left Of tho Heathen Chince by their
barbarous oodo eyon as did WILLIAM NrE Of
An sW. But tho Supreme Court Inns nd
monishod them Jouv must DO lot alono in TINT
mattor. Honco tho uprising; and they aro
going to sond delegations to Washington to
implore Government protection agaiust about
tho only people in California who will work
ut anything il they can got out Of it. It is
moving spectacle this appeal TO Congress, as
moving rs would that Of our professional
working mon Of tho sort who mover work to
be protected against the influx Of cheap Irish
and Scandinavian labor which is taking tho
bread ont OF their mouths.
, 1876-03-22

Under Territorial law il force in Utah,
JouN W1oo1As, convicted of murder in Hnlt
Lake City and sentenced to dcath, has boon
allowed to make choice Of tue msunor In
which ho should be put to deoth and yessor-
dny. in open court, elected to bo Slot rather
than to be hanged or decapitatcd Il, how
ever, 1t bo tho design Of tho law to impose
tho most horrible penalty for murder, to l.ave
q Back drawn over ones face, mud To bo
danglca at rope's oud until straug!od, IL
probably the most horriil punishmont that
could be devised Il tho object bo simply to
destroy criminals too dangerous to bo lctliyo,
it might be accomplished absolutely without
PUN OF repulsive spectacle by tho atlministra-
ton OF chloroform or other.
, 1876-03-22

CRITIC party, and hta operations may pass
unorit!ciscd md unclallongol in tho Douo.
critic newspapers. Mr.. rgspnrros has boon
guilty Of transaction which hNs lost him lila
place nmong honorable mon; but tho Demo-
CRITIC papers havo not only neglected to con-
denim him for II, but many Of thom hayo
oTon failetl to print tho Acknowledgements ex-
tortod from him In cross-cxaminauon, Gov.
HENDnlcRa stands charged with damaging
accusations, aud tho Democratic papors arc
silent. This shows tho exact u,easuro of
Democratic sincerity and consistency shows
that political immortality Is only roprohonsi-
b1n xphar II fo rror4ten1 IL, }1,a ox,+,nrar4o ~
, 1876-03-22
OBITUARY.

$&A04NANu FAE4444ANAHAs
FERDINAND FREnIonA7u, tho Republican poet
Of Germany, died In Cannstadt, pctr Stuttgart
Saturday, tho 18th inat. He was born Juuo II,
1910. IIo engaged in mercantile pursuits at tha
ago Of Ii, md alr yoars lator bocamo agent Of 4
banking-houRo In Amsterdam. Io CONTINUED
this connection until 1889, when he ronouuced
buainosB and devoted himself to literature. liz
was m o1ttealc radical Of tho romantic school
In 1912 FnE1LlokAru Was allowed small pon-
sion from tho King Of Prussia, tho acceptance
Of which aroused tho datruat arA enm!ty of
many Of his formor frielaa and literary asso-
cases. The peusiou did not. however, secure
him to tho Government, and In 1871 ho pub.
llshod volume Of poems entitled "poems Of
tho Times A Confession OF Faith" tho offceta
Of which tho author prudont1y anttoipasoa By
withdrawing to Switzerland. sketch Of FaEl.
Ll0nArit. publlahod In the New York Iribunt,
and, We presume from tue pon Of Mi, DAyARp
TAYLOR. contains tho following Interesting rocos.
lectiops,
Tho writer Of thia sketch became ecaussnted With
FAE1LlaaATn Immediately aftor Ills alght from. Ger
many: liz wha living In farmhouse BY tie Lahe os
lnet and depression, for new changs ut fortune
ile w. W. n then u yess. o. aud remarkably hansoms
head, abundant chestnut hair snoott open brow. md
a.pstF Of unusuaiy largo aud Luminous hazel eyes.
uets expressed both hsatt and ronnoIncut. IIe hsd
{ust roeeYed u Invitation from soIno Germans 1p
Wseon,sn and seemed tempted to eoeept It, {esr
quaotancs u " aoar in ls42 strongly urRud him 10
como to tho uuited States, end he would hare huluy
Of ls4s, which suddenly restored him 70 Germany md
to III active participation III thu political uphesya
The reaction which followed tho Revolution
drove tho poet into second e1ilo IN 1851. Lie
, 1876-03-22

The Chicago produce markets wero some-
what unsettled yesterday. h1ess pork was
!ess active, and dcclinod 15o por brl, clos
Ing at $92.S24 caah and $2a.G5 seller
May. Lard waa In moderate request aud q
al'ads easieF, closing at $13.G5@l3.G74 cash
'and $ls.873@l3.9o sellor May. Afeata wero
less activo and easy, at $50 for boxed shoul.
dezs' 1e to for do short ribs, and 1910 for do
abort clears. llighwines were active and
stronger, at $1.o5@l.M per g11lon. Flour
WAS IN fair demand and steady. Wheat was
less active and 1@l4e lower, closing ut 81 .oal
for March and $l.oa for May. Corn was
quiet and TO lower, closing at Alto for March
, 1876-03-22
AN HONORABLE GALLANT,

To our pain and sorrow NO observe that
tho more tho Kentucky railroad -c1aim- bowen
business Is explored, tho mora cloudy 1t looks
for gallant Gentleman GEonaE. His stay In
London (whilo on tho Continent his vito
waited his coming) to bognile tho tedium Of
That bo-foggod town to Mestlamcs Bowen and
MAnau; his run through spain aud tho prov
inccs with those lad'cs, while lis wife
tarriod ut Paris; and the circumsanro TINT
it Is droadfully suspected that both his
charming travelling companions became 10
desperately onamorod of him TINT they quar-.
rolled about him, whonco tho o1plosion,-all
goes to show what n gallant gallant
wna Gentleman GEoRaE, and tho boorishnesg
of those who havo boon making innuondoos
about it, and who for the lives of thom can't
toll what tho gallant gontloman could lavo
dono nndor tho circumstances. But his gal
lantry doesn't avail to savo him. BEN Bur.
LEn, who 1908 two why's at uncc, aud Of all
men has koon scent for finding out, has
been conducting an investigation on his own
account into that eamo PENp1Eros- -BowEn-
railroad-claim aflair and things. And Bur-
LEI It is whose sinister optic has discovered
through whose Lands tho gallant PEAD1E-
roN's littlo tlouceur-'' brlbo" thoy aro cali
ing it now--of $4,000 passed to Mrs.
Bower. BurLER yessorday told 1t to
CIyMEn'a astonishod Committee, and noxt
that body will havo to convict Gontleman
GEoaoE Of having by groenbacks and female
intrigue put through his plundoring claim.
But, while thus convicted, his very
conviction establishes hiB honor ag n
, 1876-03-22

Tho bill introduced In tho Now York Logisla
turo known aa tho Noaoat-no-fara bill, Ia likely
to meet all untime!y end, owing to tho forclblo
and peculiar arguments Of tho attect-ra!lnay
companies, The author Of tho bill deserted It
at moat critical moment, MI alverao report vas
tnado, and q motion to table prevailed. Il Ia ii.
legged that money has boon used in tho Legjsls.
suro by the companies, but Of courao thoro ID
no proof Of this. Tho subject III lifioul. ons
to handle. Many Of tho companies haye fran.
chisea which tho steto cannot suddenly and ps-
remptoriy nbrldgo or altor and othors ban
tntluoncoa i'll high quarters which arc powo1ts
enough to dofeht any ordinary assaulss from
without. Tho soss-no-faro cry has IN cls.
ment OF Justice In 1t which tho people In ths
long run will perceive aud instat upon haru5
recognized By tho corporations hereafter 10 DO
formed, II not by thoBo already iu existence.
, 1876-03-22

The first Of tho whisky prosecutions to
which thorough defense has boon promised
that Of PAHAs1AN and nuau, proprietors Of
tho Chicago Alcohol Works be called for
trial in tho United States Court this morning.
sMr. sTonns who conducts tho dofenso, has
given out that tho witnesses for tho Govcrn-
'ment are to bo mcrcilosaly rildlcd, and tlat
Ithe case against his clients is to DO hopolessly
demolished. 1t is not improbable that tho
trial may lead to further interesting develop
.Ocuts
, 1876-03-22

THURMAN also, Both lis bandano handker-
chiefs do not suffice to wipe out from his
record tho history Of TINT $4,000 fec which
ho gobblod ont Of tho assets Of tho Atlantic
Il Grcat Western Railroad corpora
ton was 80 skil1fnlly managed for fleecing
tho stockholders. Il was no orslinnry foe,
such IS Dn1s1ow oarned In tint mule case,
and tho interesting quory about this time, is
what THURMAN did for it. Can it bd that tho
Ohio Senator is on the way to join GEonoE
Il. PENpLEroN, HENDRICKS, and tho rest?
, 1876-03-22


Tho Evening Posi- announooa tho dliscoysr
that, during Mayor MED1LL's term. there was "a
increase Of ttoatng debt Of $544, ,0t0. It p,p.
fcsaes to take its ftguroH from Mayor CoLyN,
first mosBago Mo hAyo not examined tbt
Comptro1tor'a booka either to rofuto or yorif,
tho charge; all tho answer It Is necessary II
proBont to mako Is, that daring that torn ths
tax-fghtora managed TO avoid payment OF thel,
ta1cs to tho amount Of a1,053.84G A constd.
orablo part OF this delinquent tax Inns since beeu
twisted out Of Ssucn, aB tho Supreme Court b.,
slowly decided ono point aftor another again.
thom. 1t Is only day or two nso that tho Fin.
National Bank was finally compelled to pay
ita city tnx Of 1872 amounting to 919200, aud ths
Fifth National ntso, amounting to $500. II all
tho taxea belonging to tLat Administrator
could havo been collected, instead OF tho floating
dobt increasing S544 40l0. "a the Post asserts, It
would have boon reduced by moro than halt !
million Of dollars. No ono thing las mo,t
embarrassed tho City Government since tho drs
than tho act Of tho Legislature poBtponing thu
tino for enforcing the collection OF tho ctr
tsxoa for about stx months. Before the fin,
judgmonts wore obtained for ronl ostate taxes ID
March. Now they cannot bo had before August
OF September. During all this time how is tho
City Government to ilvo and keep houso7 This
was QUO Of tho moss serious embarrassment
both the Administrations sioco tho fro hs,>
had to encounter.
, 1876-03-22
UbtGb1eagp Qrii1a4,rt.
Wednesday Morning. March az, 1870.
G1eonbaoks In tho New York Gold E1
,ehange yosterdny closed at e7a.

United States Treasurer New hns finally
determined to resign his Office, tho resigna-
ton to take effect at tho end Of this month,
which closes tho current quarter. A1r. New
resigns solely because ho finds ho cannot
longer neglect his priyato business, on ac-
count Of which ho has for some timo conten,-
plated returning to privnto Life. It Is an-
nounced that ho will probably DO succeeded
by tho prcsent Assistant Treasurer, Alr.
WpfAN
, 1876-03-22

Tho South Town Republican Convention
yesterday placed in nomination m unoxcop.
nonablo tickot, which should rccoivo tho act
Two, Jealous support Of overy taxpayer, and
Of all who prefer decent administration Of
town nffaira to plundering bummerisrn. A1r.
4. ]. GALLOWAY, the nominee for Collector,
has long boon known a. ono of our lealina
citizens and aa a man of business capacity
and unimpcachablo integrity. In 1902 ho
was Representative in tho Illinois Legis1a.
tuzo from this county, and ut tho close of his
term waa elected a mombor OF tho County
Board, In both which positions ho served with
distinguished utility. Ho has also boon
ono Of tho loaders In tho Oit;zens'
Association. Ho is large real os.
tate owner, thoroughly identified with tho
intercsts OF tho town. and IL nan of pro
cisoly st1ch stamp os Is needed for Collector.
Mr. ". II. B. GaAY, nominated for Assessor,
has boen long connected until comparatively
recently with tho assessment department OF
tho city, in tho assessment Of South Sido
property, with tho yaluo Of which thero is no
nun in tho city bottor acquainted. IIo is a
man of high character, whose valuation would
DO accepted as sccurato'a aud honest, and, with
him as Assessor, Taxpayers could rest assured
that the duties Of TINT Important ofFlco would
10 intelligcney aud conscientioualy discharge
cd. Tho remainder Of tho ticket commenis
itaolf in public confidence and support.
There will be no trouble about It. Tho
1.-Two question Is whether tho tar-
payers who havo long been plundcr-
ed by tho hummer Town Boards will take
the trouble to CONC out and vote for and
elect 1t. MIKE EVANS md En- pn111rs will
rally all tho bummera, and will 'bo on hand
carly In the day to carry the election, as they
have boon in tho habit Of doing, and handing
the South Town over to tho bnmmers, TO be
plundered as Of old. They will do 1t it the
Taxpayers and honest folk generally, every
man Of them, do not go 10 tho polls. And,
II taxpayers and honeat folks lot tho elec-
tions go by default o. they haye boon In the
habit OF doing, they will deserve to DO plum
desed IS outrageouHly as they will be ii tho
bu1nmeRs' ticket Is elected.
, 1876-03-22

and 473o for Mny. Oats wcro qniet and a@ 10
lower, closing at 32ao for Mnroh anil 343o for
May. Rye wns quiet at c6e. Barlcy waa
dull and irrcgularly lower, closing at 57c for
A1arch md 5sl@5sac for May. Hogs wero
active aud 1oQ11ao higher, most Of tho trail.
Ing being .lono at rs. 25@s.50 for common to
good grades. Cattle woro ncsiyo aud casior,
closing loo lower for shipping grades. Sheep
wcro firm nt 25@35o advancc, with aa1cs ut
$480@G. 30 for poor TO extra On Saturday
ovoniug 1ast thoro was in storo in this city
3,1GG, 1C3 bu whoat, 2,15S,374 bn oorn, 1885,
47s bu oats, 13s,07s bu rye, and 350,468 bu
barley. One hundred dollars In gold would
buy $ll4.1at in greanbacks at tho close.