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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-07

4 RoUGH TR1r.-Ths Mineral City
stage failed to arrive on time last Thurs
day evening, and the anxious crowd that
are usually awaiting its arrival concluded
that the driver had not dared to brave
the storm But this was no. the case,
brave Johnny Condor. the driver. got
within a mile of Hamilton, and there
struck large drift Of snow, when he be-
came lost and bevildered and did not
know which direction to take, as it was
showing aud blowing f-srfully. The
horses. after fioundering about in the
deep snow for some time had become
pretty well worn out, and Johnny con-
Guided that the best thing he could do
vas to camp for the night. He IN
pitched the horses from the sleigh and
got them under the lea of enow bank
and had himself to trot round pretty
lively to keep from freezing. In this
manner he passed ino.t Of the night,
awaiting the dawn of day to show him
som. land mark which he could recog-
niz. 7 thereby find his way to the
r0a1 e arrived here the following
NOR, ebnuts O'Clock, looking consid-
era1 50 up.-Hhie Pine Ne,rs, jan
tNT'g 4.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-07

Coz, V1KGrN1A declares dividend Of
SO per share. ,a.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-07

CARSON THEATER!
SATURDAY EvENINC. JAN. >th.
EarH.o"o,s:sRsff ,nr,,<xr>1
MING! oMiNc!
The Great European Novelty Troupe.
the Finest Company that has
ever Visited Nevada,
Including the Celebrated REID FAMILY.
BORT VIC REID.
The scottish Swordsma,, W. Sc marvellous feats
are the wonder If the age
BORTHWICK REID
Will sever Whole Sheep at One Blow Of the
Saber. Also at one Stroke divide heavy Bar
Of Lead and with Backward Swing Of the
Sword cut Silk Handkerchief in two in mid
air. He will also
Cut = Lemon I'm tive on the bear neck
sf Young Lady.
THE GREAT WILLIAM TELL ACT
which has never been excelled even by the
memorable original. that OF shooting an apple
from, the head Of Miss Flora Reid, with bow
and arrow, distant Fifty Feet viii also be- per
formed.
MISS FLORA REID
VIII .ssi.- Mr. Borthwick Reid in his GREAT
RAZOR FEAT. Cannot be described, but must
bc seen to be appre ciated Other fes:s too nu-
mersus to mention viii be performed.
PROFESSOR II. BENJAMIN
Will give al exhibition Of his wonderful sieisht
of hand and magic. Also, his Great t-sts OF
strength, which have never been e1celled.
. MR.. LEFEikGWELL,
The Finest Banjo soloi.t and Zig Dancer. will
also be psesent.
MR.. OLIVER REID.
The Wonderful ventriloquist and Baritone
Singer. This Gentleman hiss never yet been
equalled, either in his ventriloquial entertain
ment or a. q singer.
MASTER JON BENJAMIN,
The Child Wonder, will sing selection CT pop
never failed to delight an audience, and is
whole show in himself.
SEVERAL OTHER ARTISTS
VIII perform. The whole performance will
conclude with q Grand Assault at Arms. be-
tween the Charming Miss Flors Reid. the finest
swo dswc.nan in existence. and MI. Borthwlck
Reid, the Champion swords,san of the World.
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SEVERAL OTHER ARTISTS

Will perform. The whole performance will
conclude with Grand Assault at Arms. be-
tween the Charming Miss Flors Reid. the finest
syo dsyo.nan in existence. and Mr. BOrthwick
Reid tho Champion swords,aau Of the World.
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And still later the Record says

And now comes a different story
from Mnersville. The stage driver
on the Salt Lake road reports that
'aSeie was not killed, but that he
hau killed q man named Murphy.
The truth Of the matter will ell come
out in course of time.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-07
CARSON THEATER.

CARSON THEATER.
IGAkABARAHA' THE MODERN
MEPHISI opHoLES OF THE EAST,
Adopted son of the celebrated Demon Of
the Nile,
ABHACADeRRA.
Tie. only Professor of the BLACK ART
now living in either America or Europe,
will appear M the Carson TlI"~tcT on
Thursday and Friday Evenings.
January 9th and 9Th,
III one Of his Grand Soirccs Mysterious,
PROF. ST. JEANwillgivo permission
to any person To examine the table on
the stage Wilrr" he gives his per Ornance
and Will prove that hi tricks ar" all On
tirely different from amy that have ever
been exhibited here.
This mysterious man uses NO magic
wand. machinery. cOuf"dorates or tables.
He performs his tricks by Egyptian Mag
ic. his arms being bare ~ the elbows,
making ii impossible for him To hidrany-
thing ON his person. and YET he can &C .
complish more astounding tsais than any (
other man that has over appeared ON the :
continent Ot America.
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR.
No extra ch:.rG' Tor Reserved Seats.
, 1876-12-31

mann ,r,on+ far Senators. Too much care, there-
1id"tae n sso receve the s,pnort Of
;tcai r1JsJ ,1iresnnllers for thnsc srhemcrs ieud
thair "a nn1v r. s,,ch candidates as wiil best
snhserve their nurnoses. md We have sufficient
e1nrrienca ram tl1e mast to know that these
s,nrnosas ara mt If = natnre to redound to the
rprcdit ~ If state' The professional politician
neVer invests with the power and patronage Of
hirh Office the man Of markcd individuality,
the man who values nersonaI indepeudence
, 1876-12-31
THE SENATORIAL QUESTION.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3O.-The Senate OF the United
State3 is the highest Legislative body In the
world that holds its powers directly or indirect
IL from the masses. Unlike, in this respect,
the British House Of Lords, whose members owe
their seats to birthright or gift direct from the
Cro 1t is like it in being the nristoeT0ie branch
Of th6 Legislative Department Of our Govern
ment. Removed one degree from the direct
control of the people, that it may not be affected
by heated popular outbursts which at times visit
the wisest communities, and are not always gov
erned by reason, 1t is the reflective and conserv-
atire element in the Government, acting as a
check upon the lower and popular branch OF the
Legislature, the Judiciary, and the Executive.
It is the arena wherein should meet the
nations noblest sons to give serious and pro-
longcd consideration to the important measures
coming before it. The wisdom of age and in
telleet. the ripened experience Of tried states
manship, all the best and weightiest Of thought,
reflection, wisdom, and eloqucnce thatthe coun-
try possesses, should here combine and find con-
genial employment in Welding and shaping the
rough attributes Of conflicting interest into one
perfect aud harmonious government
That all this is not realized in the United States
Senate is 9 TACT too pertinent to adinit Of seri-
Gus dispute. There are certainly great names
connected With Its history, ana great minds now
holding sway within its limits but these are SO
few in number we can only be surprised when
re remember that the honors and influence at
tached to position in this body arc such rs to
make it worthy the ambition Of the most asptr-
ing. Can it be that the road to the Senatorship
lies over such pools Of corruption that men Of
fine sense and honor-our best men, Of whom we
have many-dare not look that ways ans. must
we trace the cause to o,lr scryie dependence r,,-
on, the slates Of corrupt politicai-nlachinery
workers?
There has been no period in our history when
It was so important that the representatives
chosen to the United Stntes Senate should be
men Of undisputcd reputation, ability, and pa
triotisln. The most troublesome, complex aud
irreprcssible Of issues, whose bearing Is not yet
scarcely defined, must be met and determined
in the ensuing months OF the prominent can-
dfdates now before the people Of the several
States where vacancies occur, many may per-
force assume a different position from what
they now seem to occupy, and because Of this
We need tried and faithful public men, whose
abilities shall command respect, and whose
character shall disarrn suspicion:
1t has heretofore been the misfortune Of our
country to produce few men OF such marked
ability, that, br. force Of thedr acquired tn
umpis, they are 60 far removed beyond de-
pendence upon party tricketers tnat they
can command. their uDbought support,
but it Is just such men that we
, 1876-12-31
FAILURE OF .lFE-INSURANCE COMPANIES.
nfI he III

f@,7yr ..~o Tia, an IL 10 o~;d,n+ +1,,+ +1,o
eAleA9o',uee' oo'-1t e',uene tnae Tue
rest11eelons thrown around the business OF Lie
insurance are not sufficient to fully protect the
interests of policv-holders, The statutes of
this state and of 7erv monv If tho Fastern
c.a.os ~ - ,r-;s.st...as w. 1a-s
ota1e9'-Se" tolA ., ano MASSACHUSETTS 'especlai-
iY,-are very 1ull, anu apparently cover every
contingency that could arise, but they have thus
far onlv had thu effect Of securing tha enenan-
eon - h,siroes 10 ;neo1rar+ oo17,,a,;o. ] ~.
'.. eo =. Dus's ,a;. ~ ~ ses' "1,n~ 1
QUE, however providing 1of the return to the
insured Of the sums to which they are Justly
entitled. FIVE hundred millions Of dollars in
ro,,nd numbers nre in the nossession of the life
;ss.,s1.sa ss.a.a-,a-.a* ~ n-:4es So. ~ 1us
insurance 4, nee eompaniss ot tne unlteo states To-
oal; Ine3 ale Is ~ nucn - IusI-tunos 1 as Inough
SO uecia1eo To &C oy sronate Court, and the1r
aosoi9te seeutlIl aG'nst any contmgency
snou4o gs ~ eGnnoeh'4 Isnea 1 on Us me secoE-
y " y S1eioAal oanA note. 1his can only De
>ootanea ey rsquiting that lunds equal to the
alout aL ~ necessary W psox.ue dor Tue payment oI
n%i sossss eql, s,aaa u.s. 1ennlcay callsa reserye)
s4ote II, ps ps i ~ one suSs9oy eIaef OF tns
ooo ~ n NH ec conlpanI nas us general
, 1876-12-31
And interest
By. TELEGRAPH.

+, To the Western Assoctat4 Pfess.
New YoRK, Dec. 30.-Gold quiet, opening at
1o7 and closing at 1o77s.; Carrying rates 116 per
cent per diem until Tuesday, and z on gold. and
6and OK per cent per annum.
Silver-The London quotation is the same US on
Friday week ago. Here to-day the quotations
are: Silver bars in grcenbacks, ISL; in gold l22;
silver coin, y. =
Governments active and steady.
In railroad bonds there was firm feeling, and q
good demand prevailed: Tho largeer transactions
were in Chicago & Northwestern gold coupons,
which advanced from SO to 9sk.
State bonds quiet and steady, and prices nomi-
The stock market to-day was irregular, some
9sE shosa ana otaess a; ahomang
weak, declining from ssh to 55, and closing At
o5As. Michigan Central advanced from 44h to
45h, and reacted to 4AA- New York Central nd
Tnnced from 1o0ss to 1o1A, and declined to 1oo4s:
De!awafe, LackAwanna, and Western rose from
q to 73z, closing at the highest point Other
ena13nges 13 were less important The market closed
Transactions for the day aggregated 1a2. ooe
, 1876-12-31

AlsIUkIV1F-Ha5Q QulEt HE Y. ES182. 1H.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS duIl and weak. eYcens
green hur which scarce and firmly held Quotations:
Choice green huz:, e97c; medium hurL red tipped.
45<&5c; green, brush, With hu1l enough to worE Il
s@19c red tipped With do, 4@45xc; green covers and
Inside 595Hc; -sa tipped do, a494c; inside brush,
31<94c; medium to choice stalk braid 456@s3xr. fn
ferlor brush, 3@3hc; crooked do, oa3c
BUTTER-The market occupies nru: position. Al
though for the season the receipts eoo.iue more
ordinarily liberal there Is really outlet tothe Sea-
board for the surplus stocks here are Of aa}ler
dimensions than ia usual ut this time Of the wear The
exports from New Tork since May fhaye been
aa6o Coo ns, against 87a 0o rs for the correspond
ng period Last increase Of nearly oo NJ
I'VE quote: Choice to fancy yellow, 2.@a3c; medium
70 good, l9@c; inferior to common t3@I6c; rolf IS
923r. =. st
HBAGGlNG-Was again Quoted dull and unchanged
The feeling was hr 10 f&s q cotton seamless eooda
, 1876-12-31

I T1'1 f 81 adYanee
ss eaisFs as
e:d oss GTes @ 1c M eae d. aoD ea
GlEksE@Thefs W af;a market q issl5{as iot
9oed s9a t. Il Reor ar to s Su
supply ln the hands Of producers Is lrger than usual
e III s p 1 At previous The
# &c fS r. ssap o s a9f
SIS e ns5 R4.9 9qf N
~ ~. NIX a,.1a.
= s. les. .ss
4 s, '5s 5sosass s9s s45 Is + All & e. ID
s IS 5s:9 sffss 1sess &c e Tbs e
1ssas Thszs
daEe vii So est auos Ro Ease Tn;a
~. s:s saols sa g. tt9s: s97'i
sho5e s6tra 9F S!a2Sa1:
:. q: saSfs sS! t5Sy an iaEFs
fGg fsE. :p5 5i!s: :5S955 !eass ass4 nee 6;
$Sx: s:s; 50 PEI box s5oe: eolss;nSSis Sfs
FKuiTs AS6 NUTs-The demand Is better than thu
ass = se ass s M m
stocks still more active movement is looked for Wth
:s sss:ef ;hs ssS ysas ~
g. fss.s ess; s ~: % ssas; T.;
soaser5 te2 as
6ssE5sf5lss sSsNe fasposlFlss new sl@a5e; pit
I'll Ssais: xai5st ;<:sss S;,5; tiesss
Hsa959 ;sa ssa ~ IT, IT,
souri, 7Geihc: Wilmington peanuts S5s9s7c; Tennesse
s,esay Appls. 5i:so@s:e9 b!l sfsabes1ies ssoe@
s. s.
81 ss,n The <sat.
Eas;ss
have strengthened Droportionately Another fass
ps'ss 3 81 as gsa s SPssfs E
Gently besn ae IL stcd1s hs as as & eoan q ~
6a9 aXainst iss 90 bag q he SANG time i.st
% 9ad ss s e 4ser :! s Sscs =
assinst 6aFs she same ti@e il 5s7s the sssS
sa + nec 3Sa &C. "a 1
ths same tine sst ysar SaEa., 5satn aaLst snd nm
nss sSoo
s1es1c.re5'ns es7s s 1s!see ,11asana sx ;@se ,
fsm%sg E sasg g ia 4Gs.iae g P@f
:s.sfs :sssss4 Nc
g SS i diiis ] si5Se 2e,3as ,$1s i
choice browa., 19@lo4e; falr e prime do. eA@loc;
slFurs-calfornia suEar laaf @ @dTRs esg7gs Caltfos;
house .lrup 45@5oc; extra DO, eo@e5c; Sew Or
Do good s5@s5s; Ee5to KIso @olassss 455oc: common
natnsss' si: io5i* caisatss
tFsaTras Blue, *ac: German notified. eA@shc;
White Lily, 5N≻ White Rose 5A@6c; Royal Savon,
s16c;. sagon Imperial. sic; Golden West. SIC: Ban
ner. &c.
MAY.Was qniet and unchanged: No. timothy,
mixed, $500 tres On board: upland rralrte, sly
81 50 On track; No. l. So co; No. = or s4ough. $500
@5.5 50. .
HlGHWISEs-Werc more active at further decline
Of 58c. Sales aggregated ESQ brls O3H per gaon4
.HIDEs.Were IN moderate demand, and weak. soma
The Eastern malkeu a5e dull: and few buyae orders
COWS. ss; @ steers c; green cured. light and heayy.
green sslted kP ste; green calf Is. 1ss; nt hides
@14c: deacon ss1ns 4595ocs green sheep pets, Voul
at33@35c per D- -
LUaBEK-Inc ue1iauu continues fair 10. the time Of
year. and the market steady. Below are the quota
, 1876-12-31

Nondav betno the first 5.v NJ tho year 1877. vii
be ohserved as a holiday on Change and by on
business houses generally, )
It ia estimated that the stocks Of wheat in tn
chief ports Of Great Britain are only about one
half of what thew were yenr ago, One authorit,
foots nm l. 15o 600 ors now. arainst e 40, 900 or
then,
It is reuorted that the cost OF commercial tele
gram. tn New YORK will ha reduced with the be-
ginning Of the new wear from 75c, the presen
rate. to SOC for ten words
The leading produce markets were moderated,
actfva Saturday and easier. There Was good dea
Of cleaning M done on January deals, hut not 81
much as might have been expected. most Of tht
deliveries in. order the coming 'Tuesday hayin,
hcen nreyfons1y provided for. There was NJ
spgcial news from the other side Of the Atlantic
excent that consoIs were quoted z HIGHER. which
,ras generally regarded as sigu that England
ia not likely to be embroiled in
war with Russia, but was not looked upon as I
reason for lower prices here except that few solo
wheat early IN the strength Of it. The tradins
year went ont Of existence without squeeze II
anx denartment. which ii something unusual IL
the history Of our Board OF Trade. twas feared
some time ago that pork, lard. and corn would all
be cornered on year deliveries but the deals have
1,een closed nm without ripnte of excitement,
Jobbers of drv goods were not specially busy,
but in ouict yay very respectable aggregate Of
sa1aa VA. ACCOMPLISHED. The market retains all
th elements of strength that have characterized
of ,ate and with the revival of trade, which must
come little further along in the seaso, there Is
verv likely to be pretty general advance in staple
productions. In the grocery market the position
If affatra ,was much tho same Is On the two
or three preceding days, fair activity char
.c+o,,3iny tho dennnd while nrices ruled firm
ofroes d;en1ov oreat strength and prices continue
+o ,ror1- inward surars. airuns. rice. md teas
,w.ro 1a1d a. fn,]v nrevons fpures. No changes Of
+,o-,ant were annarent in the butter and cheese
,srte+. hoth 81 the5e articles being held with nm
enpivocal s1mness Dried fruits were ordered
80 eSsa,ia-ah1a fraa5or and 1nost lines ve,e
VIII CousloelaoAe Atecuo4l1, at4 ~ ' ~"
firm. There was but little doing In the fish market
d1s ,vera on;et and with The execution Of tur-
, 1876-12-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL. Dec -3o-Corrox-Exchang c1osed.
BRRADsTuFFs-C California white wheat 1lsa1ts ID: do
club, lis 3dGs11s Sd; No. TO No. rcd Western
apfne' 1o@ls 1od do winter, los +d@10s Sd. Flour
western canal 24@2sa Coru-Western mixed. 27aa
27s Cd; new Western mixed, :6s 3d. Oats-Amertcan
sss3s Cd. Basie7-Amertcan, IS GtL Peas-canadis1,
3Sa.
CLOVER SKED-Amerfcau, 7oGacs
PkoV1s1oKs-Mess pork. 67s- Prime meas beef. 90.
Lart-Amerfcau, 54a- Bscen-Long clear. a.: sho1x
clear, Ais.
TALLow-Amertcan. 42s 3D.
fEFRoLEun-sptztts, i3s; refined. 2ooo1a
I1xsxRp 011-2as 3d.
RKs1S-common. n; pale, l4s.
SPIRITS TuRpRN71xK-36s
cHtEsr-Ftne American can
ASTwKKP, Dec. so.-PKrkoLrux-o !.
, 1876-12-31

BOG PRoDUcTs-Were moderately aeuYe, ritn a.aI ~
Tia chanee in nrtces Hogs were 20c per 100 ha higher
owing to the fact Of very small supply, and holders
Of product were sitter in their views early nnt were
unable to command an advance. though lard was aEAn
stronger in Liverpool, being quoted mp 10 5s PCT ~
1hs constderabja part Of tha business transacted
vas in turning over from one month to another AZ e
current differences.
The Dat,v Conmercsdl Bulletin gtyea the following
as the progress Of packing at the points named:
, 1876-12-31

shares, of which 1000 we're Western Union,
York Central, 2 300 Ohios, II, 500 Michigan Cen
tral, 2, 400 New Jersey Central, II, 200 Delaware
s. Lncknwanna.
Money, 5@7, closing easy at GOT. Prime mer-
camille paper, 517 per cent. -.: >.
Customs receipts, $685. 900.
The Assistant Treasurer dlsbursed 81, 48o, 600.
Clearings, SAL. 600, 600.
Sterling firm; long, 484; short, 498.
The weekly bank statement fs as follows: Loans,
increase $6t4 600; specie, increase, S. 36e, 800:
legal tenders. decrease, S57L 500; deposits, in
crease, S629 040; circulation, increase $780, 900;
reserve, increase, So, 245, 500.
, 1876-12-31

aRA aPWaf06 Ii q H1uEA G0offeF peT20u.
THE GOLD MOVEMENT IN LONDON.
The London Econonatst of Dec. 8 states that
the London market has been gIutted with gold for
long time by the condition OF the exchanges and
the inflow from the countries where trade and bust
ness have been prostrated. The official returns Of
the German coinage for the week ended Nov. rs
showed that no gold had been coined in that week.
The German demand for gold has come to stop.
The result OF these causes Is aeen in an outflow Of
gold from London to other countries, and to
America. '.
sToCK-BRoKERs' COMMISSIONS.
The New York Stock Exchange is excited over o
proposition that persons properly introduced, and
paying $500 annually to the Stock Exchange,
should be permitted get their business transacted
at q commission OF 116 per cent, while the present
and customary rate OF " should be charged to all
who did not subscribe the annual $500. All the
brokers see that this plan would introduce new
set Of competitors, charging only one-hnlf as much
as the regular members, and free from their
responsibilities and expenses. Three hundred
members have signed q protest against
the adoption OF any such rule. Still most Of the
members agree that there must be some reduction
In old war-rates. The suggestion has been made
that there be Free Trade in rates, each member
charging what he thinksbest-.
BRITISH PAYMENTS IN SILVER.
1uS Q14t4sA 0OfcAlutuk uA9 uGEu EUuB1uGI1uk
the loss to its naval servants abroad who are paid
in deprecated silver, but has becn unable to de-
wise any measure Of relief, the fluctuations Of the
silver market battling 1t. To one who is not &
member Of thelgreat aud wise Admiralty Office, one
way would seem to be to increase the payments in
silver to an amount sufficient to Offset the depre-
citation at the time OF payment
REDUCTION OF BANK CAPITAL IN NEW TORE.
The Directors Of the Ph:snix National Bank have
resolved to recommend the stockholders that the
capital be reduced from 81, 80o 600 to 81 oo0 600.
Itia now announced that the National Bank Of
Commerce md the American Exchange Bank OF
New York have given up the ilea OF reducing their
capital from $40 o0o 900 and S., 600, GOO respect
lively, and 1t is said that the former is likely to be
the Government and Syndicate bank in New York
it Hayesbecomes President.
GOLD AND GREENBACKS-
Gold was 1864 @107 in greenbacks.
Greenbacks were 93X093h cents On the dollar
In gold.
, 1876-12-31
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce In this city
during the twenty four hours ending at z o'clock
on Saturday morning. The corresponding day
last year was New YEARS. Day:
, 1876-12-31

cudtuz commssiou frcghts g sd; insurance. RI per
cent, about SIS Sd Cork for orders ..1k. ~n1
Cash corn az &c, &c to put aboard Eai tossp t e..
frei0hss Xc trauSfer charges In New York costs 55e
aongsde ship: at. Exchange 514; steam &
about 28a sd ex.quay, Ltyerp0o excluding
fresghts 3D. insurance. ~ per cent aooos AS Aoo
per6uartef Cork foc crder5
, 1876-12-31
Withdrawn from store On Friday for city
consumption: 3, 665 bu wheat, S41 bu corn, $50

H1EuuEaHH lrul stutB UN 1Il0Ny Tut CITY
consumption: 3, 665 bu wheat, s41 bu corn, $50
bu oats, 796 rye, 2, 1857 bu barley.
The following gram was inspected into store in
this city On Saturday morning: cars NO. 2
N. ". wheat IS cars No. spring. rs cars No.
3 do, 13 cars rejected do, 3 cars no-9rade 1872
wheat; 2 cars high-mtxed corn, 8 cars new do,
81 cars n.w mixed, Log cars No. 2 corn, 7s cars
rejected do, 8 cars no-grade (281 corn); cars
white oats, l5 cars No. e do, 18 cars rejected do
car uo-grade t39 oats); / CAT No. / i've, IL cars
No. 2 do, car rejected do, car no-grado III
rye); 4 cars No. barley, cars No. 3 do, cars
rejected do, 2 cars NO grade ZIG bar1ey). Total,
432 cars, or 165, 900 bu. Inspected ont: Is, 318
bu wheat, 3, 066 bu corn, CTS bu oats, II, 210
bu rye, Is, 720 bn barley.
The following were the receipts and shipments Of
breadstufs and live stock ut this point during the
past week, and for the corresponding weeks end
inc M dntef.