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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-14

.yonru CONSOLIDATED VIE.
IN \ nININ0 cOMPANl.-Lo a'i"n
% pr neipsi place Of eu'ins''' San f
Ipsaiion Of works. Virginia Mining District
storey County. Nevada
Vpt,ee l. hereby given. that at q meeting OF
the Hard OF Dirt iors. held on lhe '.r aAyo
nasrn, 1879, an asse-rment tNo. sloi Iwen.y,
,avs Cent. per share wa. iesied nppn ,ns v.pi,x'
In United states gold coin. TO the secfetary.M
,h. once Of the Company. Roam ~, No. tis
t,.bforpia strrrt. San Francisco. "a iiofnia.
AM stoch upon which this assessment shsii
rtssin unpaid on the ias osy !. nprn
ale q public auction. and unl.s. l.{nisnt 70
mric bsf NJ Will be sold on THURSDAY. ID.
isih dsy OF NAY, 1913. To pay The delingaent
a.sr.smsnt. tog.thsr with eosts of advertising
anl sxpenser 81 sale.
: o'diSSHa 3 aaSiss;;iiaSsG SssRe'Iissisl,gSss9
omcs-Room ID. No. tfo California ,tresf,
ssa prsneisco. california o. mriisd
JszisNEstSyH1S
ci las.iiss u 4 gyels.s. 1ixtsh' xiniis Dtsiiet.
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! ct xns .scss upon when ssts.s~sns ,a.i
frmaln unpaid on the 71st day Of April.
iSss, viii b. dslinquentss md sdvertised for sale
:: ::s:s' ! !y!ll;sS!SSg% d! &@eS
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I b. order OF the Bsari q Olyftors.
PRANK N0YRR. Secretary.
Dncs-Room 10. No. toa California street,
San Francisco. California mr1Std
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ASSESSMENTS LgyIID.


LADY nsrAN mlSlSe tson:
5aslness. San franeisco California
Z Location Of works, flowvfy district, Storey
county. Nevada
ne sssri OF DIVE ~. held GA il. Nib DAY Of
,aIsh. la,6~ IN s.so.mfpt- 80, Ill Of Oss
L1nsliar p~r sAS6iH s~fotoRAs %
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sssss', IN sss5& osfaaEssssHi -
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y 81 osiss . u. bsssa q D..sssc.L.
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N;OEgftg UxYr0S U01D Vi
" WA NtNtN0 COMPANY. Lceaiton Of
% iy~l place of business. raa I'm CISCO
lou oafJd2.. fNAtaSSH kxlss
).s,Iei. Lyos county. S-vsasr
Nsi,cs u hereby .iyeis te-tAiA nesiIn. oi
ps D.rsSior.. held on. .hs ith Day Of nsrsh.
s p .s :: , va. issisa t sss. = y, . s. st.s ,sssi
II the corporation. passbic lefnfediairy. w
iniicd states guid COLI. 0luss r~.fs.Aiy,.
ss se,ss ;.f iss Company. hs 500 Sr.ns,sso.
i-s.ssSssA,Ar.,,. ~. ,..,-..,, shall,
j rrs. n uulald on The fSth dAy of Apnt, 1915,
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J. n. skYRK. Secretary.
oA<e-nssm Mo- . Aodsny BuildinG. No.
so Pine street, sap rnseiseo. California.
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, ofhcs : Room 10 Hsyvsriis buldlns, ~
California street. Ban Frssciseo. California.
, 1876-01-10
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Eject of tho Weather upon
Local Finances.
The Country Absorbing All the onr'
renoy and Discounts.
Qho Proluco Markets More Antmatcd'''
Meats, Wheat, and Corn Flrmer'
FINANCIAL.

Ths vssthet bAa besn tho most potent element III
ths financial stuatiou for the laat two "eofs. lno
roads svs bssn fairly impossible, On account OF na
mild Temperature. All the grain, produces ano es".o
that usually goeA to market In the winter ID hou n
lbs country awaiting tho possibilities Of transh' Ino
mov,rnsnt to withhold stun from thls market haa
been largely compulsory. There hiss been uiepo7'.
xou 10 keep II for better pria,s but. II thts had NOT
exatsd. forwarding would have been Impossible. Tie
slate Of Anain was graphically described In letter
epecived by Chicago banker from m lo~a
correspondent, who ~rote that "ths mud was
40 deeu that 4 hoa could nos wade through II
70 the scales" with ali the highways of ron'n"nifa-
ton In such a stats, tho farmers havo noe been able
10 bring their products or themselves to Tho country
towns aud railrosd statlons Tho receipts OF graia
and cattle hero hAvo been much kss thaa ufHa anu,
10 enabls The country mlddlemcu to carrJ the I'M
.uepso amounts Of atuH that necessarily on thef
hands the frsest adyapces have had TO To ade from
Uhfoaco of currency and discounts. Country 'nhk
balances werc drawn tlown = figure lowsrt compafa'
lively, Il ia believed than las ever De-
toro happened. There w1s q constant atfoam OF
currency westward from Chicago and New iorE, nnu
country dopositA hero ran down nearly <o,euoou'
Trsds In the country towna Was arreated tron tue
same cause Of the weather; collections were h1ndefed
the Wholesale trade in tho city hsa felt some OF tue
CONSEQUENCES though not serounly. ~ the season IL
not ote OF busy tradr and Tho packing OF 'ae CITY
which docs not flourish In 'Hoft" weather, has been
bolQW tho average IL 4nG sudAeu Cnhoho HAten "N'
tunt taken rsco In tho weather proves tho rreudo to
constant colder weather. considerable improvement
viii It once manifest sacf In neary every direction.
The loan murtst during tho week has boen steady
and clora with tendency to relaxation At tho end.
This resulted from the change 10 tho movement Of
currency which 1sas nnw heg.u 10 low In largo vol
ume to this city and New York. The amount Of city
1npe. offered IL not large, but ID ~ much a tho baRa
care 10 tako willis tho country continues to holt sc
large tho Of discounts. TIM country demand Il moi
" stiff "a II ras, but IL still alrong.
Rates OF discount At tho banks wero 8@10 par cent
On tho atteet, business Slows little improvement
atcs aro e9ls per cent. Receipts Of currency from
the country are sti liberal Moat Of 1t ia for New fori
exchange.
New York exchange was scarce an1 Arm. saca
we're ma1c between banks 1t premium Of shipping
fat<a.
, 1876-01-10

MEfA ruKk-Nna In Getter request, and adVhllctu
.>;c per rl early, but eaasi on lht :, and codsda
1had Oft from 4hS lstest Aures 0f Frsy 8ls wtrcr re-
ported Of l2u brs cash at $lyp a.u Grl1 4a tl1l Ut
tt21 4iU brls sulltr January At tl147E Aa6o Urls
srllrr February II Sl94ah9lyA7x; 3,.,u hrs sc1lrr
Marsl At klg.t7>atal9.7.! ~ nrlH tsss Ai,Eil u
lilo hrls. Ths nl4rket cioseA qu'e. at tts.2s'H
1y.21E caAh seller January i9.41!sa'l345 sett
February tip.e7H'Jls.7o scllrF Mafeh anu sl''NN
seller Al ril.
Prime us.sa pork was quoted at sl7.oas17.:5, and
extra l4inis nt tl4,05.
J.Ansl-Was moderately ncttrn ss1 steady though
quoted I'd rer luI III luwoF In Liverpool. Now aork
was hrna ura the market hcrs xynpAthtzed with
Ine4ta H4ls ruAIrted OF 746 tca c&sh u $a9iG
3i2s0 buo les Esl!or January 1t $l1.3jA $3.50 tcs
ssI!er February ~ 3l2slkts141 aud so te4 seller
March at SlasatsllGO. TUtAl, v,!43 Thu n4rket
closed flrn n $l!s Al?.32 cash seller Jsnuary
$l.t3hgsl As seller fcbruaFJ; $l!a1Kal26o zellor
March and April was nominal nj &i3.7a.
MEATs-Hsn III bster detIaIld, especially for short
rits, aud most descriptions inafko4 up 80 for
prossut delivery, willis future4 wsro unchanged.
Product ever txenty dsys old srrv acarco aud
| strongly he'll. Bahs weru rel,urted Of 1i0u01 tls
shoulders Vt 10 cash, and 7c seas March SO boxes
tn ut 7Ae cash 9v,0Cu !bs Rrncu do NJ Guoj SIC
liz AhaIt ribs Il luo cash g-c green, lVl for Fab
r.Ary, luxe for March, l0Ic fos April. knd l1o for
Nay Is bo1ea tong olears It l0so; oGukes lrlnng-
I.an sls ou private terms ~ ~ gEeea hau.s g
ux) At VAc; and 6u tics awesk-prked do tls it.} at
IL tc. TIE markss cuaed st tue following Faagu c!
, 1876-01-10


M.chgsi 8I.1s; M. atlu. ill No. amber, tl.2ix;
FNaTnarst fl.11i No. Amltr tlNa; no. tcd, ~:
Mt. rcd, sf.HAH@1.NsY; fojtctcd rc.', VIC. Corn
nfmct enu helu hiahcr; tliHn nn1ea srot H' ''fny'
Hstc %" G!xe'i. 80: 10 Hta"t s'o' "aA4"U49' 0'o'
Usts dull mil unc1,!nae1.
GtofEn Stln-ta!r .t anu Mrn s,,r,'
DRESSED Hets-Fa'r aho nEH'5 oIe'
IinAN-fIJM,. ,uo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., honst "neat DIV" ooi ootn'
2lWm M: OATS, nnme ~, , .,,,,,. o oco ,.,, ,,x,,
3foo3 hu oata. 1.u ~ bf'
NEW ontEAHH.
NEW cnLTANe, Jan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a. sa.ee9
2gt
!inAS--atppy th,r and guy A. eHaHs
Mf-nH!l: plenty oAef5hRt kaica ot primo ns
&l20eaW.m. slE, n... ST.. ,.,,. a,,,o, .,n,,,,.,.
rh"sastoSa-ufy aals Heath l"otea nnmmat'
snou"ots, Iae eAt slo ahs's ioNut ss"t sinss. az.
7uxg. a., ~ s1s no aar on
,lanaS sseas ,,1 rp nneH , o'innuy sa' 1As@
,,i, s.,r III IT,. IaI"" co1 ~ trims,
laH HSl"te' te'n1.,o,, T., ,,,, ,,,,,r. ,o,,.,, ,,,-
~ Was,n- ~ q nf"s ,"ip' VIZ "e''' 'at
i0a!s'aha ma hcstesu nallt t!.l!@4.i'.
,,, ,, nli'WACKEE. Waa,,1 ,,,,.u,,
Mn"AuKEH san. ~ Aoti;Upun anu "HcuAnbGt.'
oHAM-mhsas hIit ~" "a m"1nnMket, ft9.i H:tut
slh. ~; M'waakee psS1. JaGnass fSs' ~
raary. alp,Hc: n" Il. sss. Sos1' steaay M. aas.
uh sI ss1'GT n,,nt 1a ~" ~, j. III n,is ~ Z "ss Wse
ssu se.rtc no,u au hsnScr. n" GDt '' y ''s' ~"
phovtsNtTMoso nc.ise. ssa o.n s'u" iflsns
!asa, N.Y. .e ,iiaIs 9i:s in,I
nty sa''eo "nou'a'sst "ie' ''o'e ''Aes ''a94 4oss
u ~ A''@ ''>N ''N A''e A'a-'> ~ S''Ss"
~. T..cv.nrsF,,,r e nA Iris ,rhc,t I'll I'M, mi,
| amirMEnra.Fiour n Ini tris: Wl,o,t. iu0t0 i,u.
| n.,risnnr
, 1876-01-10

sy.t~ an, 1aeHe: Ktnss,er't rt,rs, 7.e: do ''l.
!, Il Wa 1uirt and wihunt material Change IN
,,r.,,4 Tho receipts wcrs sms. hut with tl,e ha5
hr,"t. IT n by fs,lrn. the offerings appear to he
t supplying tho local tra,e+ md there II no out
p- ,vssncnt, Ws 1notts No. timothy, $faheta
.p y. j lo $f3.Do(412.sU: upland rtatric, SiD.0J:
sa1. : i$a,f0uaa.l0s Blhn9bt $3.h0.
= H-Wnro In moderate drmhni and eaay
g.. Hty butchers. sH@eo; green curc.,, Ii!ht
a. ivy. 7nc; part c"r.sl. 70 Krcen Eslte . ~, tlr
otin and catf, lsalsse, dry s.ited hides u
;Aeacnn sA!rs, 4at9Ah. Damaged stock trnUa
rls pri.e, and branded u per cent OF. Bhccr
+ fop! o't!itiate,l as waslIci PR b. 3haJse.
s-Wers JUL at 7eti0c. Tile Ac1s1ty sud hrm-
l.t has mt set t.n,l any effect IN thia market.
Iuand shrrr i chiefly for choicd EASTERN iola-
,y tocxisrt.
IN AND HTl:EL-Atcrchants report fair trade
fv. die wintcr soa1on. md tbs local market u totrr-
ably steady but Eastern nlanuarturcrs III their lnste
to rcait1c. frequently utttlerse each othcr. Fol-
owing nre The ratcs: Common iron. 2Ho raoa. iorsc
a.,s iron. Ata aaHc; Norway Iron 7etac Norway pail
rolls pGivHo; English spring steel, Wailc; American
cast s,r,nR steel iia llc steel lire, tnch. sioc
tooi ateol, american. cut, lSo; DO English, ~ r
will, values steaiy aud unchanged. Ws quo.e:
, 1876-01-10
GENERAL MARKETS.
cu]At At ~ .11tG .13.

-
uROOM-coEN-Was firm under fair inquiry, and
tho daily shipments generally exceed the rece1pss
though the hitter heavy In comparison Saturday.
Quotations: caoico old hurl, 101s1fc: hur', 73a1c;
choice medium Ca7e; good medium brush. taec:
fair ins,do md corcEs, tH@sc; INFERIOR 3S@te;
crooacd. 2a5c. ...
DUTTEt-prices showed no quotable variation
from those current at tho beginning Of tho week, and
the market may bo quoted steady. alippers continue
In the market and there Ia nsoa wrll.sustaned de-
,naul from tho homo trade. Wc Taraat our List !:
cAoica to fAtcy yellow, 2s;932o; medium 10 good
grutles 1sG3a1c inferior 10 common, la3l7c: COM
mon to chpice roll. 1&da5c.
BAG0lNH-The quiet 80 long pesvading tho bag
ging market rc1na!ns und.stnrbrd. ordcrs aro few.
and usually for small qunnsitiea. Quotations nre ~
fuows: Stark a, 27c; Lewiston, 25Ko; Nontaur,
.5Hc; Dutario 25kc; American A. 2ics Amoskcagt
2tc: buslap-lags, bu, 145i5ci do. bu, lbeSltc;
xunaies, single, l5tR1do: do, doubio, 21la2tc.
CIIEEsE-The1s is morn llfo in tho chccae tEnds
III IN ~ usually experienced at this saason Of tie year.
Itore have not been snca the beginning Of wlntcr
half.lozcu dayn 20 cold 10 tntorfero wtsh FREQ
movement, ind orders have hccn promptly hiicd.
Stocks In manageable shape, anu tho market has
vt 100 .3c pnd lower grades 1t 0"lic.
CuAI.-WAs quoted dull sud unchanged: 1nhtgh,
rtngep -, ~. I'D = nu sS
bioef. to.oo baltimore Ohio. $3.50; 1llino!*. $3.50
Observation-Disclosures gooda wcrn ac!lrc At lower
prices for barrels and former ones for teroes Sa!ch
bears pork barze!s nj $l0o; cass Lard t!asocs ut
DNEBsED noGs-wero Less active and about %
lower. TAs receipts wese smaller, but tho warmer
weailss e.used sGyesu shippers 70 withdraw 1as1des,
tho offerings uot IN 40 good condition q on tho
previous day The local cutters took hold freely a
suo es!S ,Si huss JET bras1t ssu sss I aosl
1t tsI7stb:io. sene.;lly .: esugtsa&9s. a.
md Il clkRtY {nCAl FFfkh AOli At
Fisii-aralua improvement In ths demand for f,s.i
IL Observable, aul the general nss9t hsh arm tonus
Quotations ~ hefors No. wht+as.. hr!, $3.50; No.
! 4 DO, 4533; No. trout $3.50; No. shora mack.
it s;y m.e4slvi, ri: ss7:@soo; Sc. shote III,
pssx i t; IT, ;s sis: 54a Sso1as ~
srG ssaes 80 d ! Vi, st:asstso iass.aor E.:
c;!%%Ss is,;:; :s'Rss s;;s.a s,.,,,t1
In lis demand Tor pr,.ies, hut tho large supply keua
thu 1nsrkel weak, and . further decIsno Of Ao IL
9t. s5e " II I'd rna i d1 IN s,
| Ip:tKiIs at something "on.n Thrrs not much
auSity in domestic r's but tr'se* were ye5y Vi!
Turkish lrunea, ncx. d.ts74e;, Ftcaeh rFanss,
III "na os ;ssas ns. 5st 1:~ vsS
c!a. llailtc: zante currants, 7isaao citron, y
s5 ~. Pss ay a'sisse
SiastS;: sSat;; e. M s,t.s'1. .etHsss5
new nov % i@s,7o do. I'D. iIsiss; f.each Tainuts. now
] Wsaaton a nsass!. @ s Tssa..:so ; ssana;s. q
g.; African r. .nnis, Gss6ks .,.,.
a. oranges, ta.oo ri cs.e; sicily lemon.. So
| frpn u nor Nal
, 1876-01-10

r,nurrr rSa t-,,. n,Arst x.rx dp,9 with nr1rca
ohAAA.~AAo u@"o oksA"" - ve.' ,.. , w t ,t
ranging from A@,so lower. The Eastern markets
were in amore lcsa atmoza1'zed condition, oouho"
quent upon the numerous t.llFs. among 10 1., "ao!s,
.A'o w. -. 80, - -. ...~s 80, -. 49, -, -,
days OF tbs week there may 20 sa'o 70 nA'o peen ~
shipping IemlntL At none Of the Eastern live stock
1o!nts has tho supply of cattle bean Ia Of the
1910. =, ~, .a..n,. - i. ~. ,,-cd hut thoya In.
e'.au " - s =. ~ ,A ,sss 49, .s1, ,h W..
Been sheA'9s Of ouleaRo u''oeo uesa' "asea 'a' W.
law 6uures AZ to psIpuay de5qcAn tho nrtces Of live
a,ocI md aaVcro .nl general los to sAIp-
s'ocA' 4uu se'' -" Ta.1a., ~. ~ -
per' WA tue fe'nt. I'"'sa ..,,e INC emu .r,sa o.
tho weef-tho Eabtesn markets having
relieved themselves Of their surplus beef. and A.
sunaei lo@lti,er tono-thsre ws. noticeable improve
mens In the position of aa''1 hers ahe demand III.
erased. aud under comparatively Light receipts most
of the decline sustained during houdsy md Tuesday
.sea' ~ a.1..s .h,vo * N ,s.. 49,.
and tho amount Of faeA pf'ees 1poso "as very
small, The prevailing nguroa were. fur shipping
r.,tfs ~ 7sa. u. for atocharp. RJu0a37b: aud for
t,.,.at..., ~. s,.rasko
oa.ea*H o."e+ s.'ss' n ,
t. To ssst he.a but feeling sell y.s s % ser M III
dissertations.
As'S'''''S4'' QUOTATIONS.
ono'es ess IN .,s.!s ~ ,*ss,sna aa} u
KIN IL. ..... .x5 as6sG.oo
cd 1Ircyts-%t,i.fsttenad steers vclah.
,.rIun, III drsdes0seo1. ID i.ir ssi. weiea ''''''
iuu .i.n Ia i'JDo liz 4,ooai.15
1ntrhers' t:ott~po*f to teir etcsss. nui
cannon u chotcn rovs for city asu1htor
Rtock Oattie.-Cop1tuou cattie. weighing Hu0 !.
IL Cotl ia ........ 49,. .. 27sa37$
1niefloF-Isht ia thlo eov., hei en-, 1890,
rn4ss c.s,lsLThrousn droses .....,..., 3tS,aioo
3n1gNIr3eca opeueI loo hjcher thsn thoae currsnt
Il lie eoso 81 lhs previous weei and Up 70 Tusday
, 1876-01-10

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
CLEVELAND O., .Ian. 8.-pttroleum very firm At full
nuotatIons; standard whito, ITO test. 1oNo primo
white. 1s0 test, ING; Michigan test i3}sc-
, 1876-01-10

NttH Fnnx. Jan. D.b.-G3NAIM-MAF1f-lhAfke kek 1Qhu6
hFmef WIN vess 10 oo 1ua 10.
apasa au1y sss ' fss unsraasd p ID spps
for M. Oh,cago; Il % for No. bIilwaukeo; a121
nominal Tor No. ohicaao and Northwa.t sl.alel2J
s117a!.a, for winter rcd western; s,.1salss for Do
aoe1 a,o uo sor ' WESTERN % osaaea for
9a'et ~ bess'oo ios "estsih' psss'os n".s. IN.
H fir inou.y @ w. 1u Com .hado rmsr viii moderate d.
,uaad sales $4,000 b, ut 800 for no eradc mixed Of
taoJHc Tor graded mixed and 7i173c nominal for
oli #eatern mixed. Oats steady; sa!e4 a9Uo0 u, at
1blte s westesu vi* .na stae' @ '' A
sses re- ss sMa ae 1eF ps n
stsam. ssa1 A@''A .N' > ""'~" '~4 -9>'~ f'''O
WMsazy--Masket dull and nominal at about s1.12
pv1 s-su4,.-Maste. nrp, will u,olorats In
ouiry fair 10 good redning quoted at sa34o primo
feeWarhes uucnauael, IN viii far nHuiry Rio quoted
At lc xMIsa<c In gold hIaracaioo nt iaS3oc In gold,
''e' t70 n. A..otfatss ,.r..,1 -....,
asnana midi md inoiarsie homs trsds inquiry seeeir,..
1000 brLs; supur stato Hnd Western. $4256a 4;0:
t. gSa Sba;s eHtie kSsa e oe
proeesa. ctr. eood g rflme sososi.2S; eloies to
double e1tsa. $'3As2'oo. hio tour steady a. s''3'
ronx-MsA1--Neavy; Wes4esr. t9.00Sa3.ao.
quiry and f.tr milling dcnlaui; reeelpts 27,odo
bu; Mo. Mlnnesota, I'LL; while atste, $l.so
No. a Chicago BpEiuR, $l.92; No. Milwan-
kas, $l.92; No. do, $11slol09H; winter rtd
Western, tt.:osl. l.3o: No. spring. ss.al9l;sl; r.
aprng D;s4y5 nnsssdsa as. 9; .1o L.
ys u soid M i'll se;ay sss
ti.io osnad. west lyo coFa ,rmer. iaaet!ye, I'D
lower reses 81 ao ~ m!xsd noaraas ~ 9ssSo t
mixed and yellow s,oEs md asoai 4;sa'S low mt1o
rHtJt
, 1876-01-10
COMMERCIAL.

Tha following wesc tle rscspta aud shipments OF
thslaAdn2 artrtsa of pro1uce IN this city during tho
twenty-four hours ending 1t O'Clock IN Saturday
morning nnd fp1 the corresponding dAte year sgu;
, 1876-01-10

,uutiou 1918 bu wheat, 313 bu corn, $40 pu oats'
1856 bu barley.
The following grain vas 'nsreccd ta'o stpt' m W
s,,ur1,v ,nnrninr. c,rs No. n. ". wheat. III cars
No, a,lo car No. spring. - No. 10, 80 cAss
No. ) do Is car. rcJe.tci 10, car no grade tl2l
wtcau; II cars lgh.mI,e' corn, % cars No. DO "
r,ra nsv mixed do, ~ cars rejected do, Q cars no
erado ts7 eorn>; cara ~hltc oats. = cars No. 2 40,
cam ,etcctet 10 csrs No. ryc; cara NO.
barley. Nc. Do, csrs rejected 10. Io', ="
cnrs. Of ayueu bu. inspected out, b,l7o bu whcat'
1.n!t bu corn, 7.o11 bW barley. .-.m,..
Tic following tito receipts and ahipfnoats ol
,reastus Rni l,vo stock nt this point during tAe
rast week lnl for tue corresponding weeks sndn -
, 1876-01-10
PROPOSALS.


PRIVATE MATTERH.-Tho unfortunate OF both
se1cs consult tho celebrated Dr. CLAsE, 1856 Routh
CaEk-ht. All PRIVATE DiSEAGEs cured Vt once WIrit-
OUT MERCURY, Ilu cures when I'LL othoss fall 0o or
write 10 him. Lacs may consult Ill irregularities
aud lfcaseH With tho sssuranco Of speedy rrltef
"pEssAn1E lREvrATif," so tuch, Cslolraed rEMAIE
pILIs, Slo0: {cstra etrnng>, 81 per box. Victims
Of aEty.Auus or sEuIaAL wkAkHEas aend two stamps
t,on tree anu Aarred. Ad1sesa letters, DR.. +. D.
CLARKE, i8d South Cark-ut., Uhicago.
, 1876-01-10

New YonT, jan. H.-Tho trade movement In domta-
tio goods cunt!nued sow, and Imported fabrics arc
very dull. Plaid prints in medium coortngs aud
shisnga wero freely taken by Western And aoushes'i
jobLers. Brown aheengu ruled arm. chorioss ratll-
or moro nctive wooc1 goods remained Quct, except
fancy cassIme.ce, Which wo1e in fntr request.
, 1876-01-10

PlrTsBuRo PETROLEUM MARKET.
PrrTspunu, Pa, Jan. B.-petsoIeun dull; crude,
slBok, ut Tatksrs; re6nsd 1340i31.c, plllaaalphin
delivery.
, 1876-01-10
eho!co n..!vo cows, @s7Na378; pony steess, t1.7e9
t,29: u4kiyp Aaocters, u tNas.U1.
TELECRAPHlc MARKET REPORTS.

FoneJoN Markets.
sp.tia, I,.statth 10 rht ca'ta,, fsihunt.
1avErroo1, Jan. B-li:so a. u.-FLouR-So. !, 2ss
ID; No. = ala.
Observation-Disclosures. No. /, l0s: No. ?, % 81
spring. No. l. " No. T. 81 9li white, No. l. 1N 6i:
No. 2 los ID; club No. I, ils; No. 2, los 3d. Corn
-Saw, Mo. !, 3la No. ?. &s I'd; oltls ~.
1.m.r-.,a, Y,r ~ Observation-Disclosures. sls
,,"v", ~. '@'' w. - $50
." ,.a.,, n..' w.. a-no,,o,.-uorsv oa u.1s, ne-
-, ~, N' ~
GOWN, ~ . ~. ,o,tx .c1. 1o7s:. ,o
-. nA.noAs .... 49, r.,...t NJ. r,,.
~, Ae' no" ~, =, i9'' 's" 'o'A -'""A7 '''
va Fss'erss'. ~.
aN"Aor-'' .,..,
rs.a. rsas, s.m. -, aNr,.,ss,, sr,rc. r,osno-sow
4. a.%
, 1876-01-10

Week cntExt ,I ass :, o-, ~.
jan. 9, Ia1t. 14N hI6iI !isu 9,Isn! s' ~ ah
S4ll0 week, 1375f 7,HH t,1l!E llA !.e Gl Hts sha
a!nro Nov. !. "a c. - se. 3 !A,IM1 ~ ~ ~
Sane tsmo I8l Gda IT, Si0 H. ~ sta VI pa ota ato
t;rpnu Itam.-Sbfua>l fur 1lo week. u 100 p!ocu.
AZ IL viJ piccus work taSt yOar: siuco Sv
ill., <J @ iscet axatnst 583 peccs tho correspond
INK p,rlod In ls'l.
'thcudos all cut meats G1copt D. ~ Mans Anu snoul'
dprs.
Tbs following are tho stocks Of provisions ip This
, 1876-01-10

Pork, Lrrl, Hans dshnu1L's,, 'Midd1as.
bfls. tcs, tes, lbs. lbs.
, 1876-01-10
CARRIAGES.
CA RRI AGES.

yyc beg to rDtify Onr friends that
during the next thirty days wo
Will sell, Mt grcntly reduced prices,
our entire stock OF FINE CAR
RAG LIS, comprising LANDAUs,
4ANDAULETTI3S, OLAteENCES,
COACHES, EOUPES md COU-
I'EL1srTlIY. .......
Our GLlASs-ERONT 1,andnus.
for beauty of design, simplicity,
md tliorouglincgs In construction,
nrc unsurpassed; the front being
perfectly balanced by a Patent
Enlnnco Spring, can with cnse bc
lowered md raised with ono fin
ger. ...
We guarantee all our work to bo
FIisStE-Cl,ASS, md to please In
cvcry particular.
&. KILLAM & co.,
go Chcstnut-st., New Haven, Conn.
| G. O. TEN DROKKE i. orr Asont In Chicago.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-23
The Fad Drawcth Nigh.

The Presidency is still in doubt, but the enu ''
approaching. South Carolina is Tor hayes' WIN" :,
ont hitch or a bubble, on the Official 'o'e' anu
Democratic fillibustering cannot ehanee 1t.
Florida is not vet decided, but is claimed posi-
tivaIr for HAYES. The Returning Board VIII not
comm.,.. the canvass until all the Counties are
:, as the Democrats are holding back some OF
the Counties in order to ''mark mp" their major
tits :, case a canvass shows probable Repub-
l;c,n majority. The Republicans are too sharp
for them.
The Louisiana Canvassing Board has COM
menced work, with all the pomp and prelimina-
~ of the Alabama Awarding Commission. They
have. up to this time, been debating with the
Democratic COMMITTEES, politicians and roughs,
who insist upon coming in and debating their
course. The Board refuses to be bullied, and the
State looks favorable for Hayes.
The quibbliDg about two or three Republican
Electors in the North have been unsuccessful !;
but, on the other hand, it is now found that six
Democratic Electors in the South are ineligible,
from never having had their disabilities remOv-
ed.
Taking it all in all, our bump of Hope feels
serene and we shall believe that Hayes is the
next President, until compelled to believe other
wise.
The Democrats are now talking about rebeling
if Hayes is declared elected, and of preventing
his Inauguration by force. Remembering the
result of their former attempt at the same thing,
nobody is badly scared over it. But it is yery
general impression, that if they get mp another
political rebellion, the work will be finished up
before the war stops. Besides, old Buchanan is
not President now-it is man who does moth
ing by halves, but is always on hand at the right
time and place-a man. in fact, whom the rebels
know, and will take care to keep on: of his way.
President Grant has already commenced dispos-
ing a military force about Washington. He is
determined that the Inauguration shall not be
interfered with by armed rebels or mobs of Bal
timore roughs.