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in the Stock Exchange, and which, in many instances,
have been morteaeed to enable their holders to tide
the most desperate period In the history OF the
younger members or tEo body. An idea Of the depre-
cia:on OF speculative business may be formed from the
following ngurcs:-
The transactions for five weeks ending July amount
only 81 s37 o02 shares against 32 S44 during the
weeks last year. The complete record from jan
uary to July compares with that Of the nrst half of
last year thus
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POVERTY AND CRIME.
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hcn they have been the streets. l don't know
where the husband is. This morning found her and
Ihe two children on the of Madison and Jack
streets She drunk and the children were cry
ing for something eat" Justice Bixby looked at
the woman She dressed rags, her eyes were
blackened and her face bloatcd from dissipation
He said:-"Ofcer, you have done we'll and deserve
credit will send this woman to the island Tor SIX
months She may take the baby with her, Tor u VIII
be well taken care OF The boy l vii. .send 10 tue
House OF Refugee
The woman aud her baby then taken into the
prison. For half hour she howed ana
screamed for her danny Murphy"
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. . 2S5.075

THE MONEY MARKET.
Money has been freely supplied on call during the
week at prices ranging from TO per cent with the
majority of business on the basis of ~ per cent To
the bond houses money accessible at IL and per
cent The discount market has been quiet but
ready demand exists for first class commercial paper
The leading note brokers' scale rates as ioows:-
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PROVIDENCE MARKET.

PRovIDEScK. X. l., July 8. 1875.
The market for printing cich closed with hrmer tone.
good standards being held nj best 6sx0+
a $50 3c. with sAies reported At IL Ice The sales
for the week amount to 81 800 pieces
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA July g 1870.
Sugar demand active and prices have adyanccd closed
firm Nos. IL, Dutch standard. ia
Noa 10 ~. Dutch standard e< M moassss svgars
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Noe to r.. atox reals concentrated sugars fair to
good quality. reals Nuscovado sugars, common 10
fair 74 reals fair to good renans Ia reals CEN
triusai Nos IL to Is boxes. s ga reals ia
hogshesds reals stock In ilavAna aud
tanzas, $4,000 boxes and 5000 hhds.; receipts OF
the week. 1900 boxes and 800 hhus exports
during the week. 1900 boxes and a.Op hhds.
including ZOO boxes 49o bids to the United siscs
Molasses little left Bacon x37 $50 per cwt Butter,
81 SO auinai for superior American Flour ~ ~
sSi 81 Vii American. Jerked beef - ~ l2is
per srrobs. Hams, Sa5 sis per qunta for American
sugar cured Lard In kegs, SIS 80 $50 qnnssl IN
ass9 per qantal Wax. yellow 81 So siS per .rroee
white, @z3 S26 Honey. the arkct. OnonS xlj
per bb for American Coal OIL In tins "a reals gaon
Empty hogsheads 81 90 gold Lumber nominal shaoAs
nominal. White navy beans lS1 reals arrobe Corn
~ ~ reals per ar,ebe Hoops nominal long shaved
$40 NJ. FreightsNcsscls demand Tor the lnited
Stees loading ut Havana for the United States lox OF
sugar 7ac si hhd OF - 81 2o per HID Of
molasses. 81 37 e. 50; loading ut the north
coas. outside prs, for the u,ted states per box Of
sngar, Toe per hhd OF - 10 81 75 hhd or
moasses ~ rs f3 rooacco a-ve sales vueltn Abajo
continue brisk and prices ruling high Spanish soid
2l65x 2l7A. Exchange arm.
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FINANCIAL.

A 7 REASONABLE RATkS MONEY on LIFR AND
N Endowment insurancs roicex Mortgages and other
securities; insurance OF all knds objected wti bcst
psnies j. j. HABRicH 90. ~ broadway.
A Len FROrlINGHAM 4 Co, BANKERS. II WALL
"A st-keiable Puts aud Calls send Ter explanatory
circulars
A LOWEST RATEs-ESrATE MONEY TO LOAN ON
IA City Property. tor five HYATT las Brosdwsy.
NY AMOUNT TRUST FUNDS 10 LOAN ON
!. LEAvIfr woLCoTr 10 Pine st.
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THE CHICAGO pnxss.

CHICAGO, Ill. Juno II, ls74
The 7vitwne, In an editorial commenuno a. -
nominations at Cincinnati, says 4AA
s.The Convention won doubis victory for NE 49,
fCONTINUED ON TWELFTH PAnu>
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THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
CINCINNATI, June II, 1870.
The following notice has been issued
nArIr1cArIoN MEETING Az c1Nc1NNArr.

RATIFICATION MEETING AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. June IL, 1876
At the ratification meeting last night General Jom
A. HARLAN, OF Kentucky, said:--
Words fail to express my thanks for the very kind
welcome which you have given me on this occasion.
have come here tonight for tho purpose Of max
Ing you any lengthy address, Within less than an
hour after tho Convention closed tho deliberations 0,
the day and after the Kentucky delegation had cast
It's entire vote for Rutherford b. Hayes spirit OF
the delegates that Convention. and especially those
Of Kentucky Indicated by tho fact that we held In
our headquarters Hayes ratification meeting and
more speeches wcrc made here tonight loud
cnecra) know that when Kentucky cast It's vote for
Governor Hayes that carrying out the wishes
OF the distinguished whose name We presented TO
that Convention. AFTER had returned to the hotel
found there despatch from Washington city addressed
myself. which beg leave read to GU as showing
where General Bristow will stand In this campaign
the Convention on i.s good work IN nomi
wnss viii sscus for Us xcysmSsr victory BY giving as
true man Tor whom every true republican vote. loud
Mr.. BRAxscoHBE, or Missouri, was the next speaker
and followed by Hon. ). r. scnxScx. OF Indiana
Hon. WILLIAM ORrox, OF New York. was next intro
duccd and spoke as iollows:sMr. Chairman and gen.
tIcmen-lf have any claim 10 your consideration
whatever II - in what able do rather than any
thing can ntIy say, and yet IN view Of the humble
part that have taken the proceedings OF the
National Republican Convention sitting In this city for
The last three days, 1 cannot deny myself tho
privilege, for such esteom II, OF joining
with you the hearty congratulations with which the
csy OF Cincnnaii tue state oi Ohio and the people
the United states have received the results Of this
days work. tCnecrg) l came 70 Cincinnati to dis
charge duty devolving upon the delegation OF New
York, Of assisting 10 present and urge upon the Con-
ventson the consideration II the claims Of the Hon.
Roscoe Conkling Of our state. (AppauseD We were
confronted by the delegates Of other states who
presented the claims OF other gentlemen entitled also
to favorable confederation and after struggle without
parallel IN the history OF national conventions we
have finished the work, conceive, wisely and well
and that the verdict OF the people In November
will be that which you here raiiiy ngnt"
Cheers
RIcHARp SMITH. Of tho Gassffe, was introduced and
lit II hardly 10 be expected that you will
hear much from me kept up worry considerable
chatter for some tno in this city, and expcc stay
here and 10 make some Ills hardly worth while
Tor 70 attempt 10 disguise the fact that have been
suspected very strongly VI being Brstow because
think he discovered that there . demand upon
the part Of the people Of this country tor reform, for
honesty and 70 have an honest government and or
government that will be nissd aDovs the level Of what
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crowd BIT had retired to bis residence some time bo
THE xAxuYAcrunz OF xsrHunAsx At THE
coxv5xr1ox DEscnIsxD-sxzrcH or THE
sxcRfr WORKINGS AT THE CHANGE or BAL
LoTs1-wHY coNKLrNo AND wooDFoRD WE'RE
ABAxboHxD-lSTxRvIKws WITH PROMINENT
PoIIf1crAxs-M HAIsrEAD's SPEECH.
CIscrSNArI, Ohio, June 10, 1876.
Tho Convention hall was denssly packed yesterday
morning before the Presidents hammer fell the desk
and called the delegates TO order. The galleries, espe
cially wrrs alled overlooking These seats have been
given out BY day tcksts, only good for the date for
which they ISSUED, and the Cincinnati committee
are SUPPOSED have managed with great amouns of
political ingenuity their distribution Before the
sion of[Thursday IL very evident that tho danger
TO the other candidates lay the probable nomination
Of Mr. Blaine on tho second or third ballot, IA ballot
should be reached; and for Hayes, no al that
time abiark horse, and Blaine the common enemy.
All sh4 Brstow clubs and the Bristow yes
terda favored with gallery tickets; the consequence
was thhs when Bristow nominated one would have
suppoJcd from tho enthusiasm OF the galleries that all
Ohio, NO, al the Convention was In favor Of the
Kcntutky reformsr
ras soLLowSEss or BHrsrownn.
But Il has been evident from the start that Bristow-
Ism was mere Bnam, uas tnc neny rcspcctaoio gen.
sIemer who had the Of that candidate, aud OF
the administrative reform no represented, in hand
zoo simply honest 10 run successful campaign
against WHY politicians and that the managers who
took charge Of the Interests Of the real hearty men,
Blame, ConHiing and Morton, were present At any
mombnt to make any combination that might offer 70
dofqt the prosecutor Of the whskcy rings II u should
becSme necessary hence. the Ohio COMMITTEES Of Ar
rad emcnts SAID NOT 10 have feared 70 givc Mr..
Brktow good send-on the day Of the nomination.
i0ipg that the gallery demonstration In his favor
Gould be OF practical advantage TO him, while IL
&ght prove In degree disccdraging 10 the more
dangerous candidates even--ss Blaine and ConkIing
he OF the ohio claquers from the Convention
on Thursday Of tho less consequence because the
Committee Of Arrangements had some unfortunate
Misunderstanding with the gas company uho failed 10
provide light for the hail. and hence felt olerabIy GER
tain that there would be balloslng on that day.
THE OHIO LEoosA
Bat whom the actual business Of The Convention
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-15

TIE CATTLE.-We are informed that q
large number Of cattle have died from
the effects Of the cold and snowstorms.
The late storm will help TO increase the
mortality. White Pine News, Feb. II.
AS to the severity of the storm alluded
to. and the depth of snow brought by it,
we are informed hv the same paper as
follows:
On Tuesday last the wind commenced
blowing fearful hurricane here, and in
the evening it started in for an old fash
Toned snowstoTm. It continued to snow
and blow up to wednesday evening.
During the storm not less than q foot Of
snow fell, which, added 10 the previous
fall, makes very respectable crop of
snow. Nearly all the avenues to and
from Hamilton were blockaded, but have
since been shoveled out. and are now
passable for sleighipg. For the time the
storm lasted it was the severest of any
this winter and the coolest.
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PRESIDENT GRANTS TESTIMONY
IN THE HABtOCk TRIAL

:
Very properly 'he COUNSEL shS"seu IL
conducting the opposite sides o. the
p,L,,,.,- -, o,,,.,e5 IN ba sat;Sf.1 with
A.. D..;,. I'LL,
sCeh ans"e's ~ 'N'
make III reply 70 heterogeneous anu
. cross-ouestions submitted to him in w-it-
o,3 s,ror, ~ in ,reserca of the Chief
.Nn '.-'
Justice OF tue supreme ooef'- III &c
cord with this plan CT obtaining General
Grants testimony we have the follow
,,.o,os,I;,,,,- HI b.s-,r.
ihleI Justice "ate;
Washington. February l2.-The depo-
sition OF Presiien: Grant III the case of
Babcock was taken to-day at the EEecu-
tive Mansion. There were present Chief
Justice Waite. Secretary Bri>tow, Atto--
ney General Pierrepont, William 4.
Cook. one of Babcock counsel. and
Mr.. Eaton. who represented the prose
cution. The examination begag at II A.
NJ and terminated at 9 =. VI. /: is said
TO have been very thorough and charac-
te-ized by the straishitorwardness which
marks the President utterances. The
oath was administered by the Chief JUS
tice and the examination developed the
facts that Babcock has not influenced or
attempted to influence the Executive in
the selection Of any official involved IN
the so-called whisky ring; that he had
not interfered in any manner 10 cause a
suspension Of the celebrated order for
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-15

Doctor Steiner who was called upon
10 make an examination of Reverdy
Johnson's body is of the opinion that
he was attacked with tit OF vertigo or
apopIexy and fell, striking his head
against the granite base of the house
thus causing the fracture of the skull
which caused instant death. The other
Commissions were caused by falling fur
Their and striking upon the cobble
stones of the pavement Mr.. johnson 5
son-in-law, Attorney General Gwinne,
of Maryland, assents to this theory.
He says that the Industrious deceased
was attacked by tit of vertigo while
attending law case in South Carolina
several years ago. This tit lasted three
hours.
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NEW TO-DAY.
SHERiFF'S SALE.

| EDY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE AND ORDER
| ID of Sale issued out Of and under tie seal
! o: the Hon. 2G Judicial District Court IN and
/ Tor Ormsby County and State of Nevada, on a
| Judgment obtained therein On the Sth day Of
| January. :. 1876, and a:tesIed on the lSrh
| day IF January. \. D. ls1G, in fsyor Of ivlae $
Duffy and against j. L tls;hen. NJ. C. BIZ ,
| Wells, Fargo X c.. and =. L. Dr+NlCr, de- -
| suts And in pursuance to said deere and
orlyr Of sale. to directed. ihave levied upon
AMI VIII expose to public sale st suction, on
WEDNESDAY. the Sth day of MARCH, between
the hours Of am. and PM, to-wit at one
o'clock. pm, the real property ST out III said
decree or 50 much VIII satisfy t IL several de-
nlands, fowl: : Original costs in Tire sum Of
S33 -. Counsel fee IN the sum ot $50 -, and
the sum OF 72s n2, with interest on e9.3l2 ii
at the rate OF two ~ per Int. per month. from
10th December \ u. i115. and ou Sis 81 AZ he
rate cf .rn tIOt per Cea:. cr aECr!ri. alla inter
st on said costs and counsel Zee Il tie late Of
ten per cent. per aunum from date Of Judgment,
together with accrUInG costs Row - the sum E
: l. 90 and all costs hi, h NAY hereafter asgrre
bv advertisement, per reutage IN sal'. rtr, etc
all of the above amounts i! tGe 0Ul1 coin ut the
United States
Al Of the toIlowi,-, DESERVED land and p. la
ISIS il. and east Ct and adjoining The tow. 4
Carson city. oru>hv county, Neva..a. t. st:
beginning al a stakt "a the southeast 1r.t" %!
Section seventeen a., Township iii;s il Al.
north of NaIge twenty t2Jl. fast: theIce IL
ming west along the south line O. sail S,gt On
seventeen IL forty (4al chains 10 stake ~ th@
southwest corner OF TIL southeast quarter Of
said Section seventeen 10: thence NORM ten
and SJ-Iuu 10 So chains to = fence ttar.Ir cast
and west thence east slur- saIGtell forty +"|
rhainS And theme south tn AID 1910 IL -
chains to the plsc. Of D-tirn-n-. 90 nta.l.l.5
forty -thre, aud slice 1871 a-s=- and ais1 tile
wL0.r Of Blocks numbered s.Et"Cu nc y seven
teen III, tventy-foHr f1s'. -h,rty-fuur a
thIrty-tive 81 thlrty->lN st.. thlrty-st E5I 81
tLirty-eIght IS b., thirty liz SO. try 90,
iorty-0liv II and forty-tWn - a. r,preS~Lt' I
.4 b. D
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Doctor j. Z. HambletCn : 50 warm
a rebel sympathiser that he named his
son John Wilkes Booth fambletOn,
after the murder of President Lincoln
had been perpetrated by Booth HAY
ing learned the truth of this, Mr.. W.
K. Morrison, chairman Of the House
Committee OF Ways and Means, has
written note TO Doctor H. informing
him that his resignation as clerk OF
that Committee is in order. Morrison
is Democrat, and Is said to have been
a Union soldier, but We see no mention
of his army record in the Congress
sional Directory.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-15

CoNKLING'S NAME Will be presented
to the National Convention as a cam
,iidate for the Presidential nomina-
ton. That great State will have
seventy delegates III the Convention
II their votes are cast, solid, for Couk-
ling, lie will be formidable candi-
date. 1t Is TO be hoped that his name
Will be brought forward. The Repub-
Leans of the various States should not
fail TO present their strongest men,
COnkling is one of the ablest- purest
and most trustworthy men in the Re
public. We abate nothing of our
preference for Grant in saying this.
Nothing is better proof Of Grants
great fitness for the Presidency than
Conklins's hearty, effective and IN
selfish support OF him. A. President.
ConkIinr would be firm courageous
and wise. He Is 4 statesman, prac-
ticIe legislator, first rate lawyer and
a patriot. He is far above all small
tricks he deSpiseS all trucking he
resents and scorns all demagaguery
ne aboAlinates all meauness. In all
respects he is a man. lie Will go into
The Convention with some strong
arguments behind his candidacy.
The Convention may well be re-
minded that the great interests of the
Umpire STATE ent!tle il to 4 hearing.
Hartranft, Conkling, Hayes, Nor
ton-theSe are nen any one of w1om
might we'll be chosen if Grant, safer
and stronger than any nf them. : not
TO be the candidate.
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INDIANS on THE WAR PATH.-Washing

INDIANS on THE WAR Washing
ton, February I2.-Informatiou has been
received that Bear Wolf, q Grow chief,
had been at Fort Pease at the mouth Of
Big Horn that he had battle with the
Sioux, killing six, and that forty or fifty
Siouz are around Fort Peace, killing the
Inhabitants at every opportunity. five
persons having already been wounded.
1t seems from the foregoing that al
though the Indians are troublesome they
are at Pease.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-15

DIED on TEE TEIAN--Last Thursday
night, OF the western bound train. Ro-
land Day breathed his last, q; Camp 81.
He, IN company with his vlte. got on
the train at Halleck. with the intention
Of going to California in pursuit OF a
climate that would aid his health which
had been feeble for some time. But lie
proved too weak for the task and his
spirit lied while the trgIa was at Camp
81. His remains were placed IN Ike
Depot Hotel. where they lay al day
Yesterday The were encased IN coffin
and prepared for interment, and this
morning the sorrowing widow continued
her solitary journey to California with
only his lifsless body Reno Journal
Of Saturday.
The foregoing is an illustration Of the
cruel folly of taking a helpless invalid
away from the comforts Of home TO seek
health among strangers and after the
fatigues OF travel. Let your dying men
and women remain during their last
hours surrounded by the comforts and
pleasant scenes and associations of home
and not drag them TO & comfortless
death. trying TO make them the subjects
OF q Eiracle-tor nothing but miracle in
climatic effects can save such disease
wasted persons. Travel and change OF
air are alternatives. only, and not cure
ais.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-15

GENERAL ORD being before the House
Committee Oh the Texas border troubles
testifes that the colored troops under
his command are worse than worthless.
They are Of the worst type of slave
negroes, ignorant and malicious. He
says that if he had two regiments Of
white troops he could suppress the trou-
bles there.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-15

TIE PERIODICAL revamping OF Mrs.
Burdell- Cunningham's notorieiy is Just
now having a run through the San Fran
cisco press. Why not let the poor
woman enjoy the privacy and ease OF
mind she SO much covets She lives in
modest seclusion in San Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-15

TIE House committee on Pacific Rail-
roads have reported in favor of Scott s
Texas Road. LuttreIl dissents from the
report He is working with all his in
fuence To sustain the plans OF the Cen
trail Pacific Company.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-15

W1GGISGToN AND LUrrRELL, Demo
cratic Congressman from California,
have surrendered TO Stanford, Crocksr
4 Co. The San Francisco Post, in pay
ing its respects to Wiggington. says
In plain words, he is fighting the bat
tie Of Huntington, and has stepped into
the foreground, with all the force he can
muster, to aid in defeating Scott and
the Texas Pacific. BY way of giving
weight and dignity TO his speech. he
asserted that he had been elected by a
two-thirds vote on this precise issue,
and was consequently especially en-
titled to speak for the large constitu-
ency who are vitality interested in the
question pending. It will be news to
many who aided him to get into Con-
gress to learn that the best treatment
that can be given them is to commend
them, now and hereafter, to the tender
guardianship of the Central Pacific mo-
nopoly. They have themselves chiefly
to thank or blame, The man and his
connections with the corporation were
known before the campaign, as well as
now.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-15

TER Carson Valley Ne,es has lived and
prospered for a twelvemonth. 1t is a
healthy paper and faithful advocate Of
the local interests by which it is sur
rounded. Therefore it ought to live.
In its next issue it will enter upon Vol
urue n.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-15

l.. l.. Treadwell, the senior partner
in the old san Francisco and Mays
vile hardware house of Treadwell K
Co.. died i'll San Francisco on SStur-
day last. He was merchant IN the
best and broadest sense of the term
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-15

CAPT. FRANK DRAKE, Superintendent
of the Eberhardt and Aurora CompaSy's
works, White Pine, has taken his de-
parture for London to consult with the
managers of the company as to its affairs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-15

The House Bill AppropriatinS 81 900
900 passed the Senate just as it came
from the other end of the Capitol. All
il now needs is the Presidents sigma
to become law.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-15

The Black Hills mining excitement
still continues. Sioux City specials
are SO wordcd as TO encourage the
movement OF prospectors in the for
hidden grounds.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-15

The Dominion Parliament was open
ed on Thursday. Lord Dufferin made
speech from the Throne in the Sem
ate chamber. The Pacific Railway
cuts no figure in The address.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-15

An ingenious bank robbery at New
London was perpetrated by teller i'll
the bank named Geo. Z. Packer. He
has confessed the crime. The s25 900
has been recovered. Emotional in
SANITY
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-15

RUBESs7EIN has been found guilty OF
the murder of Sarah Alexander in the
outskirts Of Brooklyn. He is sentenced
to be hanged March "a.