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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-11
WASHINGTON CORD.,SpsNDES
OF CH5. APPEAL.

patches n.'7-ae-S rs '-'S' - me nous.
s1pl-'es H. Rouse 7s-''-l ~ u -''ee' are
reported a' ''Icoc''hs al SORTS o.
scE@---7 10 GU, Gown every '-.~5' am
every cody, AMI l. '-= programme DC
carried o'-.- i.-e governments VIII d.. --i-s-
. ly TO come 10 /" dead L''-t- -Is house
members ID, i.'a majority are exceedingly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-11

GE,-zE4I. BURNSIDE has suffered Tie
al bereavement o; his wife. She died
e Pra-- de1ceou Thursday. These were
votei to one another With . ver- deep
nd pure a-cac.ion, and the parting was
9 IaEeEtabls and most p1iutG. one The
General will find a very hearty sympathy
u many quarters
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-11
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New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
CENTENNIAL TOPICS.

The Fog Siren which warns everybody OIL
the grounds at o'clock p M is not worked by steam
but by compressed air. steam Siren is on the spot
but is not in working order The voices OF these chare
are said to be of 10000 power.
The fountain erected by the Sons OF Temperance no"
supplies at Belmont and Founainayes. ice water TO
thirsty thousands.
Total plumber Of visitors Wednesday, May 81
81, ,529 cash receipts, $l3,l2i
Cheap excursions of foreign workngmen TO the E1
hbton have been arranged. The first steamer VIII leave
southampton the 9th inst. The cost OF passage WI"
be $50 (god) for the round trip
There has been trial OF the hreapparatus ordered
by the Commission for the protection OF Agricultural
Hall The stream that is turned on Is mixture OF car
bOnlc acid gas and water
The death is announced of Mr. Ernest Cooper, an es
teemed able member the staff OF the British Commits
sion.
The medals to be awarded to exhibitors VIII be OF
fine bronze about inches diameter, and OF very hand
some workmanship No distinction will be made in the
style size OF the medals The design has not yet oech
ed upon Ii Will be prepared at the United States MINT
[For other Exhibition Matters see Second fa0e.l
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

Of great yellow crystals Of prussate OF potash the pillars
OF artarc acid and the imposing exhibit OF pills ana e4-
tracts surmouned by revolving bronze :gure OF ny
geia-as II the Goddess of Health needed to take pills
Passing by glass temple and tall Moorish pavihoh
devoted perfumery and through the asles Dordereu
with alcoves filed with furniture, we stop moment 10
admire a diningroOm set IN ASH IN the revived medi-
eva style popular In England. II 1t stood IN the
British section the critics would find admirable, but as
1t only American they do not trouble themselves 10
look at IT, The carved aud inaid work u ssh;ed IN le
same way II is the fashion think that no good thng
in artistic furniture out OF our American shops
and people pay fancy prices for foreign articles that are
really inferior to much that is made at home The lovely
Mexican marble" ut is in fact an onyx and not mar
be) OF which spoke not long ago in paragraph on te
Mexican Court has found its way to New-Iork linahy
shows some small tables of it, but manufacturer OF
marbles displays II TO much better advantage IN large
mantepIece ornamented with silver and resting on II
hearth of Sarrangolum marble. The price S2ooo ana
there no work III manels in the Exhibition, except the
Russian malachte, 10 compare with IT, Another new
York exhibitor shows freplaces OF polished brass
and encaustc tiles, with swinging basket crates Oh
plated iron, that not surpassed In their way III
the British section where everybody to study house
hold art
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
ROWS
New-York City Directory
FOR 1867
FOR 1867

Will. RE PUBLISHED on OR BEFORE JUNE
= AT REDUCED PRICE. THIS WORK HAS
BEEN PUBLISHED BY THE PRESENT PUB
Usher SINCE 1852, AND WITH ALL HE
FIDELITY TO THE PUBLIC NEEDS IN THIS
RESPECT WHICH THE MOST EXPERIENCED
CANyASSERS AND PRINTERS AT HIS COM
uAND COULD SECURE. THE PRESENT CAN
yASS, AS ALL PREVIOUS CANVASslNG, HAS
BEEN MADE WITH GREAT CARE BY PERSONS
FULLY COMPETENT TO DO THE WORK W. LII.
OUR FIRST PURPOSE HAS EVER BEEN TO
TAKE SUFFICIENT TIME TO DO OUR WORK
THOROUGHLY, AND AFTER THE REMOVALS
OF MAY |, WHICH ARE GREATER THIS YEAR
THAN ANY PREVIOUS SEASON. THE PUBLIC
KNOW THAT ANY CANVASS IN APRIL CAN
NOT BE RELIED UPON. WE HAVE HAD %
YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THIS BUSINESS. AND
AT NO TINE HAVE WE BEhN INDUCED TO
DEVIAIE FROM OUR MAIN PURPOSE-TO
MAKE A RELIABLE DIRECTORY. THIS YEAR
THE CANVASS HAS BEEN THOROUGH, TIE
TYPE SETTING DONE BY INDEPENDENT, NOT
"UNIoN" MEN, IN TEN DAYS-THREE DAYS
LESS TINE THAN ANY DIRECTORY EVER BE-
FORE WAS SET UP. THE PUBLIC CAN JUDGE
OF TIE QUALITY OF THE PUBLICATION,
AND WE WILL ABIDE THEIR DECISION.
THEY MAY RELY UPON
/. IT'S ACCURACY.
2. lis CLEAR TYPOGRAPHY.
3. IT'S SUBSTANTIAL BINDING.
4. lis LOW PRICE.
JOHN r. TROW.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

land be bought for 1850 cash down froiuc
men, nSns siI ae .' Of '1H' ANU '''
The Loc.r,ou Is Contra along the $Ist parallel tho
avotie latitude Equally well adapted 10 corn or
wheat free from the long cold Winters OF the Northern and
gran land and malow, rich bottoms low 6ldfs and unl
uous grasses.
rhe so,I is dark loAm, slightly mpregnaied with lime
grain crops The subso usually light and porus
retain ng III stare with wonderful teLActy
The Ciuate mild and heahul the atmosphere dry and
pure Epidemic diseases never prevail Fever ANA AsIe arc
an,i october. The Winters are dry wth bot bue snow
TIE Productions wheat corn, oats barley rye and
sorghum, etc, etc, do well ami yield largel"
Frui,- boh Wild md ca tiy ted do remarkably wen,
Win the ,ry Winters and soil, renders this state emi
nently adapted TO irnt culture
in all IL branches is particularly pront@ao; @
the wide of rch pastgrage cattle AMI sS9 9,bi @
mGnerauSe.
T.,nbcr is found on the streams and grows rapidly
Con Of excecn Equality exists ~ vast dnantes on te ing
road in Wyoming. and Siu'nshed 70 settlers Al reduced
,nrkct Fnciiiries are the the West; the great
mining regions Of Wyoming Colorado Utah and Nevada arc
supplied b. the farmers Of Platte alley.
he Tite given tie purchaser - absolute IN fee simple
and Tree all ncumbrauces derived directly from the
United states.
auca, ~ IL Free life and property secure ehurche.
beraliy slStaued hogrshng towns ca the me % gl ts
vantages oi older settled communities
Free Home. ten l. nd- The intervening sections on
sexual settlement may obtained under TIE Free Home.
sel Act By the provisions oil TINS law every heal o
family widow or unmarried person the OF - yeafs
NAV lave 50 acres forever, II he VIII come and
occupy the Land.
sola,,r Of the Late War entitled to Homestead Of
one hundred and sixty within kao1i limits, winch
equal % a bounty 800.
Persons 81 For IN entitled TO the benefit:
Of the Free Homestead declaring their intentions Ok
becoming Of The United states ths he5 may 10 n
mr,iately their arrival III TINS country . - - "a.
Coion the lands on the Inc Of the Union racine
Ra lroad alord the beat iOeottOas in the West
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE VERY CHEAP in the most
the line OF the Roa' anoruiB eAeeiehs
Opportunities tor bus ness or Investments
Full formation regard to lands prices terms OF sale &c,
together pamphlets, circulars ard maps may De ou'shsu
from an Tie 4 gents OF the Department. also,
"THE PIONEER"
handsome ILLUSTRATED PAPER, with maps, ETC. and con-
ainug Tie HOMESTEAD LAW. Mailed yree 10 all applicants
Address
o. +. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner u. T.. r.. r.,
OMAHA, NEB.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
HOME NEWS
YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs' IN
BROADWAY
sAmG6o Noon,73o. Bpm 81 Midmght o.
Highest during the day, ST.. Lowest oo0'
Average 6SJ. Same uay, lo13 OH
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth 4renpe Hofel-Senator William II; Barnnm OF
Connecticut Con rressman f. Hoar OF
fos Tsc am parag1gvan Minister Washington Junge
William r. Alien the Of Appeals ana EdWMG i ~
nf Ruffao HOfet-GOy Chafies IL
OF Come Nicholas Hotet-Geotge JeGme ooIe'
of lie Por, of Detroit and Thomas Ninans OF Ba
Holman H0,ge-Cap n. KOuschakewetsch OF the III
Army and of virginia. ydmes Ii,'..
nJr = r. Bearlslrv of bridgeport, and Judge f. Fostr
OF New Haven ...MetrOpOittdn HDiet-lieh luIsom ~
of Matchmaker HOts-Ihe i'nN. W. W. W."
haIns o. Georgetown, d. Z.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
LOTTERY DEALERS.

PRESENT CONDITION OF THE TRAFFIC.
ATTEMPTS BY ARREST AND EXPOSURE TO SUPPRESS
THE BUsINEss-OBs rACLEs IN THE WAY OF THE
POLLCE-LIsT OF KNOWN DEALERS.
Exposures have been made from time to
time of those engaged in the lottery and policy business
together with the situation of their OH e. Inc Ponce
DEPARTMENT also has made efforts to suppress tins
traffic by arresng those engaged in 1t, ana has beeh
successful, aided by tue quarrels Of the managers
themselves in breaking up about 80 Per cent OF the
Offices where this Illegal business Is earned on Oh
Thursday according the returns at the Police Depart
ment there reported 10 be in acuNe operation $50
Offices 81 Of which selling policy slips only lhe
police are holding these under strict surveillance and
make frequent endeayors to obtain evidence sufficient o
convict tie lroprietors but far have met with no
some Of those who deal in lottery tickets advertise
their business in Of the daily papers, ana one oi
the police captains has stated that Il had many times
been question in his miud whe her or not he would not
be justified in arrestg the proprietOrs OF the journals
which publish these advertisements in violation OF the
law Superintendent Wailing, who has been mosi az
tive in his attempt TO break up this taic staes tht
is very difficult matter to obtain evidence enough 20
warrant the Of these people, and very dscoHt
aging TO the force when they not brought To tdl
but admitted to bail after which they nave III
yariably resumed their old vocation. He says be
has many times tried to have some of the principals
brought to trial as example for Others for to ccnVei
one of them aud send him TO Jail would virtually be the
end Of the lottery business here He adds that the roa
son assigned by the District Attorney for not bringing
any OF them TO trial that le was OF
posed TO trying any bailed cases until all OF the
prison cases were cleared from the docket "Ihs the
Superintendent said. fear, Will never be- Another
phase of the is, that many tunes when those ar
rested are brought before the magistrate he decides that
where the slips are made out hy the officer even though
they are accepted by the dealer aud transferred to his
book and payment accepted for them, II Is not evidence
against the dealer The magistrates had also accused
officers of engaging In mighty small business IN
acting as detectives obtain evidence against dealer
MANY of the dealers are held In small bail to appear be-
fore the Court Of General Sessions but the matter 1t IL
claimed generally ends there and the dealer goes bucN
| TO his business. +. f. Luthey, one OF the prominent
"policy hackers this city, testified before the Com
mittee on Crime that policy " risht down nc0lo-
rated swinde from word CO." Its patrons are almost
wholly confined the lower classes. lnc statutory law
disn ushcs lottery from policy by making those who
deal in the former guilty Of mlsucnedhO "IIe lhOsc
engaged in the latter guilty of felony
The following is list Of those who are reputed 10 De
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
100000 ACRES!
5000, 900 Acres in Central and Eastern Ne
braska, In the Platte Valley, now for sale!
We invite the attention of all parties seeking
HOME to the LANDS offered for sale
by this Company

The Vast Quantity Land from which to select enables
snch location as ne DESIRES suitable
anvil branch farming stock raising
Tpe r ices Extremely Low. The amount Of land
Company large that they determined 70
s at cheapest possible rates. ranging from 81 90 TO -
per acre.
a n, Terms Of PAYMENT Easy. Ten years credit a
sr per cent nteT deduction Of ten per cent or cash.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

A BOLD BREAK FOR BUSrNESs.-The auction
Of dry goods have proved brilliantly successful so as
introduction OF that marvel Of taste skill and genius the
KSox for gentlemen. Make your purchases at
No. 2l9 Broadway OF at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

EspENCHEID's leading style for the Summer,
"ALAsKA CASsniEgE,'
the chaste and elegant specimen U gcnemans dress
HAT We have yet seen Try tbem al llS NasSausL
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

There is nothing which so DESTROYS the fasci-
of beauty oarusivc lrcath there denti
fico h.ch oorrecIs IT Tut MLK OF MAGNEsIA.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
EXAMPLE.

Eyhv acre. at IS credit Of ten In
ut SIX per cent per annlm. No
IN advance and no payment except the In
tsrest due required at the end Of the hrst year.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

HOLMES BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH, 81
Broadway No family afford without IT, PrceslOw
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

The OFFICE COAT aud PEN-WIPER combine
Tor seventy hye cents aud BALDWIN CLUIHER scs IT.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

slips.
Joseph Kay, "a Maiden'lane.
Joseph KAY, - Pine-sL
Joseph Kay, l02 Nassau-st
+. Baker, ss SOuth-st.
NJ. MOnahan, Ill Souih'st
T. Shea, SO MOore-si.
S. Brown, o. BrOad-st.
II. Lindo, l67 Maiden'l lane.
ID. Lindo. AIS sixth ave.
l.. Collins, 30 P1ne-st.
j. bhpsoy. lCl Chatham'st.
l.. Smith. 80 Chatham-si.
I. Taylor, 43 Chatham-st
IL. Wood, 2 PARK row.
No. 1873 Lewis'st.
No. 207 Stsnton-st
No. 2S2 East FouIteenth-sk
No, JL Avenue u.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

Save your doctors bills by using WISTAR'
BAsAM WILD CnELY for coughs cods otc 30 cts and 81
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

No. POI Avenue c.
J. Gin, l2j Chatham-st.
l.. Stanton, l6 New BOwery.
J. EdInOnds, 357 Water-st.
J. Larnpneld. 3S7 = Water-st
]. l. mpheld, 30 New Cham
bers ~.
G. Wilson. 69 Gold st.
J. Muth. &c Gold ~.
J. WI ship. liS Beekmhnst
M. Rock. l2s Beekman.sL
,. Warren, 1856 Beekman-st
W. Burns, III Berkman-sL
J. COnuOr, 20 Wllism-sG
X. Cannon, Is Dover St
J. Morgan, 9 Ann.st
J. WatsCn, 40 Peck.slip
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

DIR. LYoN'S ToOTH TABLETS.
An elegant toilet luxury.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
BROOKLYN.

company has been organized, with a capital of
s2ooOJO ferry from Bridges St TO Burling slip New
York.
The Dakin Ride Club, o new organization in the
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
Announcements.

LUNDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toll
and bath delightful Substitute for Cologne or Bay Rum
, 1876-12-18

s Anerea," S S,"k'SSney Snt Hye' ,,1 ,F1sa in England
pr1fe IF 3s 10 BE- better ndnrcd to lie eens nm, would
n.,,.i ~ ,ne hcne Of every S,ntc IN ihts li want.
WIZ nonE tic Romans nj t,mc , n,n 1t
r'dcns, %s to n snt!yatcd n thu princpes NJ .hey
wc5c in III" ro,r, than nr En1lfp snrr Nv.
msy ne nytism OF English lIankrnptcy III. Mt"d Mle
~ ,whs our American Faues ha5e va y. nr.
f'ts GENIUS AND AIN or uAySnrrrry .nr
Atn,., TOilr1oN. ""e "A-
in Enmio9 y was tho toyat Legislative cu.,,,
jMsttces VIII 70 insumSet the adm!nis,roon' N
clcrks shotls Matters, ieE,.ere o. tonr.
ss nna Receivers as pnsshlc becautc ft, y,
rse' eptanR largo pnrt OF tho ifnv", I'm thsit
b brcn a. ,t' ,teast' Of TINT which Womb 1idi'ennso. ns.
rrsn,ca "oya' n3f rsyennc Ind II not hsn1 MaSs
Knvs nn9 1at & % the n!stre.scs Of tho ys,In, "n
eonntFy wo retain Tho c,,mtrons"cs. =; ~, IN our our
Esn proceedings It, bankruptcy, tnna, ~ ',e Us ~.
Nn9h "Hnac nliAtrcssoB, tnns nrI on,.atc nasc no
II ne provided for by the TAX Scysd on ,ct. IN, e,ss sss
thcsn haaa apanltr1rt cstatcs, In tho nb.encn ~
mob kovnsnirn kSJn, IT,, iinwoySr, our hydra. leadoI
,,, taH9tss M wosr loyalty nmraGc nm and ;s set Of
ANY 1oEm OF action which would nii"w H. eA.a!G.
nss ot bankrupt to lid Oh md tH' ,!,n,, !TrGal.
III ~ fstate t annns themselves wpnl, Iirt"s th1n.
imay add that sneh proposltlom cn,nnl. nS,nl'nymcnt
within tho scope Of NV. refur, i, iMe properly
!! Stale nW 0f thA kln,1 wero nlnnist y; ,sslnte,
!. would not conflict With thn l}n,krnnt ,nw o
ou' Ma' Yfnve 40 much 1orG cillcscous nnI r,.na1 a
nGlG 20 ooth debtor and creditor, ami "a ,",,o
fn XXI ~ aH IT, 'norc m olcaclon. tint ITO resort would
accounts. :" @'"se "Pt thelf
, 1876-12-18


CATfLE-The course OF the cattle market since our
last weekly review hns been satisfactory Western
shippers From ts to laat tho supply wns In Ut
the needs OF the tradt and the tendency Of prices has
bcen downward. This Waa srue OF all grnes hut moro
especially OF medium and connen qualities ~ tho do.
nand frOm feeders. lncal butchers, mud alIppeys Of
dencd becf waa Of iOrn than ordinarily restricted
character. The markets Of the country arc now abln.
lahtly supplied with poultry and game, and se-
Ing relatively cheaper hRn bccf tho consumption of
c latter much le4s than al other seasons OF the year
THIS fact aecs to haro been lost sIg OF by country
shippers who hare Kept tho market constantly
oScr'atocKed. and hare .itucaacd, ~ a
rcsalt, very considerable ahrfnkngc In yaluos,
In point at quality tho pant weeks oEerinap wcrc
declaed Improvement M0te strictly choce cattle wcra
's'own than arrYca during the preceding three wceks
and saea at nTfccs ranging from s. OU 10
were Numerous. The nsoIor part Of tho weeks Lual.
ness however. was accomplished at 81. 90 to,
tive cows; a. e. fs3. Is for 9tockcrs, and At $325
a.D tor common to good shipping stcers. ycas have
continued acarce o. B3 per lt ~ for poor Il,
extra qualitls4. 1ho demand was moderate. Thcrc
si'aGy oa*yas ~ r. sys
sng quotations: " ~" s''s
year t9 s.ycaT. old atoers, Weighing l.4o0Iu
oasa .issFs. xsial; %
Ms3laia ID Till s:h. xsix. ts'a+ 50
nu.shes so so,oa lid s8oafo
s!xhtar S%GHn * s!'G,sa q sSys for ely staastcr
sesE $sssecamao" estte. s:i; vcisaa Ill s'
aid tin cow; siisss ;is..
oMls 9nA .taiAwas stuera.. .,.... l. otAaa 80
fealt-t9t ttU ~ ai IL
iluGS-SUtw&tIktnnhltBn tccfcnso tn tho tcey1ns Of
koHc u To- head tlH Priccs Gtfrat ns thu coso VI tt
pr1fttus week lnrh Aut l.etA Sustained, Tin wccI
1rened laii 1t tscnu Ut - i0o aDl rr.nainud III
rpFrssel condition down tu Ifiu C1sa OF lGycsx or
I5aey wsG fss' IT, '9xea az aaafsxaso zsdustaa
t,as r. ts9k ho1 VA: M any saw oiin!eIe ttas
viii so u soi stSek III dS II sssd liz pens ~
IIs hos. weIs not naa s,o4 uuality far liz werE
tSa,;ua ss, f e. !sks pesod sstufay sapr WY
t%pn:tsa a,o,a .tssu1ih 70 .as market i'sn VI
WI %vek Theso wa nut much actIvity u ths demand,
aMt sellers nannEed 70 adyancs prtees "a lUc md
1HHlntAa Inc improvement to tic c1xa OF this day
iSSt S, iasstnK y " E e. x; ~ couon 70 cAvsc
Ks; md NJ ~ Ai 70 fur Foud 10 extra Yalltiss S
fctGl at q, 4t,NkfA.IU, 's "~'s~ "
sliEEf7Ih hs market was dull Throughout tho past
HteK, and liaturtallY lover Tauxu uf nrlrcs Was
Sta9hsss,s t,o.t II ts aasanec u previous wseE
aIiis'st tr for t's 9dsy ttals a sa sosdUo
gFAdss. Infcrlof luis soll ~ low VI e1. 0Uu:. uj
, 1876-12-18

M .hc onty one TIT wcrk: auatatona ,amc ~ ,s:t week
xrlIlrg sumo t!aya 70. rss than a> week; 1nri 10
Eout n.y. md s"cet Icaf. hare rcn uiic N-n!, most
Icf.iaaa 9f ha m nnythInR nadnr Int ,ltotnsluns
s ns, nfx H. oi ,o ,f y "a " NJ. RssnS NE a e nE
ineam @ gHoa black wrapprt. MD at
Without & easngs WIN lighter fccclnta 81 nov. there
WnA F0tN demand fron k'Emnerra at quotations, rfI.
C9n!non; .'es7ies eMs,: 7t'atlSss nne: a4slac.
nrmcr Comlnon to gnn1 eoi9ty nFIn with aofllo tiry
aenf h,l1 Vt ngc, stt9hc fnr kltekinlek soId up
unerhgs yerY light.
rta4ii-td-hlclum casr-fIlers poll at a.. 40, With
blds Of ~ and $U.4D rejected tor good. which aro
ssry ssarce. No wrsrpers either old or new. offered
N?xpxscHirr - Now LuRA Common, %. hoaa3. 60,
gao.i &;f Saf oo feat. common. &4.oOab Gu; good
sntrrtxa-tlld. nonds,crtrt d9il without change.
soe Rnpl to he tOnE tchf uIcftA this work
Inrt VIZ. an httyr cnmi from African makers an,l
cHte hnygrs full pt!ces m 10 ki3 with fey Of
leaf was takcn for EnBlnnu readily At *v.t0al0 CO.
, 1876-12-18

Bn1:ADSTUfF9.
FLOUR-Was quiet and unchanged. There Nas ycrJ
little demand, either from local buyers shippers but
holicrs arc arm In their Views, not havnR much or
hRrd sacs Of 800 ra wtntcra on prtvnte
tcrms $50 hs srrag extrss pnrty II 8s cs t21 brla
rye -four At si.,2ds4.au and 10 brls buckwhcat 10.
partly on p. {. Total. Rs0 brS, The market clo.cd
etcay 1t the following tho asking range Of prIces;
Choice wtntars, sd.sN27. 60, medium winters $3.50
Esu. 15& choice spring cxtras xd.Ooae COT medium,
o. $s 80 shipping extras s4s7}sa5as, choice
patents, $7<0a9.25s common 10, 3D. GOa7CO; spring
Burerhncs, k3.J7t<ai.DU. 1tJe nour, sA.25@l a7Jf
Guckwheat do. 90. 7d37.1S.
HHAH-Waa quiet and 18e per ton lover. saio was
made of 40 tons ut s'a. .oo<o'a. 30 on track.
hIfnDLtS0e-Sao wAs made Of 10 tons hne a. $l7. 50
free On board car.
cons.MxAk-salo wiz ruhds Of 10 toms coarse At
$H.5o per ton on track.
WllEAT-Was moderately active, ant averaged
about baNc tsher than Fridays market, closing Hc
better than the acst quotations Of that ddy. Ltyct-
pool was quoted Inactive and dull. aud New Yutk wAs
taf1c while our receipts fair, though some
less than tic preceding day. Int there wAs good dea,
Of conndcncu in tho market, md 1t ruled moro steady
s n sis ill., q hG x'ae1ns pt n so cot .,
ssdK :afE es rs5ss s " g:
ne thst y shortaEe enough to eanie large advance
sss +:
safS @ S'' sSxSa ,' s"a II *nffs
sg:f.st .ss|se sa %, 4 ,sGs;ai
=? xsskssfs es,as s Ss's 4
.x sj:s sS.sS h ii, y s;e:s
1--WE S1et Hsef as
4 fsIs{ tgs{s e. rs saa '' 'n by'a"ple ai
II thc sfternovn wheat ,ol A. 81. 1o for January,
s sss ss.s M SssSi s S III ss. as
ceiCt q mere Sarl!ks n9xa fsunl Europe.
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New YonE, Dec. 10.-Go!d closed at l07X, aY.
Ter advancing from 1o7st to 10TH. Carrying rates
to per cent Loans were also made nut.
Governments activo and strong.
Railroad honda firm and 10 good demand,
State bonds quiet and stealy.
The stock market In tho forenoon was strong and
higher the advance tn prices ranging from u 10
ii per cent the general hit. Tho Improvement
was greatest In the trunk uo shares, owing to tho
close Of the railroad war, Lake Shofo advancing
from 81 to 50:., New York Central from 104,t to
105G, ex dividend, and Michigan Central
from 44A to 4a!;. Erie rosa from OF to i04i,
Rock Island from 00sf to l0Dsi, and st. Paul COM
mon from 20oi 10 20,i. Tho prsferrcd advanced
from 63k to b3,;, and tue Inter fell OF to h.E.
Western Cnion declined from 7oh ~ 7a!l, closing
at 72ss972X; Delaware s. Hudson Canal declined
nn iyom 7oA IT, to o9; aud psi @Dslawaso. Laekawanna =
raj lit. Tkrouvhoust ~ lu ~" day IT, '"' tf5eso fs
was an lnaincnse crowd in tho Lake Shore
sSapee ct s as an1y s ,s nsdo a
weTU stladn lower. Uwing to sone larvc realizing
aalcs At the cln4e thu marict was dull aud strong
saies @ to.dny aggregated $50, ooo shascs. ot which
z. luo lsock lslan le. QUO St. Pa41s, q, 4Vo Ers.
~, 600 Lake shore. y, UO1 Now York Central,
Glh.'n Michigan Central. and y, 100 delaware und
!doucy pa per cent, closlne dull at 4@5, Prime
Gn1,oms receipts, s!!aa5, 00O
Treasury disbursements SIT, 900.
tsaii"es. s1E%!i soo os ooS So week. ~ ooo
Stcrrug quiet; long, 4h2; shott, as4,
To wees!y @ bank T. statement IL ~ follows: Loans,
decrease, .IE'. 500; hperie, tncrenss, 0.a,
tneseasu. $l,uT3, zoos circulation Increase! SS0.
oo0; reserve, increase. 81: 7ii. BIS,