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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-07

And In sceordanos with law, and an order
of the board OF Director. made on the nth
parcel of such stock O. NAV be neccssary
viii be sold at public anetion. at the once of
tbs Company. koom %, NO. 4io California
stroet, on MONDAY, the 18th day of
srptembsr, 1915, at the hour OF o'clock
=. y. Of said day. 10 pay said Delinquent 80.
sessment thereon. togsihef With eostt OF adver'
JOSEPH hAGUrRE Secretary.
Omcs-RUm N 26. tie California street. ran
trsnrisec, csliiornia, splld
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NOTICE 70 TAXPAYERS.

uAvlNa RECEIVED THE AssEssnEST
III Roll for the nscsi year ending Aprii -;
iy71, sli parties interested sre hireoy he',nsa n
that unless setiisment 10 made on o. osIor
OCToBEn rfYTfI. 1915. ten pes CENT, fo'.s
vii hs sdded 10 ell nie, reTs,nspHc esTosv,nsaHcii2S a"
'hss ""e' Nsr,bsi and TsI Collector:
no,d Hui. Auqupt 90. 1915. suptd
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NOTICE 10 DEBTORS.

rr YRANKKNHErxKR HAVING RETIRED
uls nom business on sec0unt OF III health.
and being about 20 lsavs Gold Hill. calls upon
al those iIdebtsd 10 him 20 come snd settle
Immsdiatsly, % - 10 Enable him 10 le.ve %
poou 20 possible. ~im
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iraassd September 4. Is'e.l


THE BOARD OF TEusTEHs or THE
i Town OF Gold HIN DO ordain
SECTION I. Ths President and Clerk Of the
poard OF Trus ees OF The Town VI tIolh Hill
,rr hereby autboriied and rqured 20 istus
one bond of the Town Of Gold Hill In the suu,
Of four thousand dollsrs. gold COLI.
tkc. q, said bond shall be In tuch firm as
The Prrsidert ard Clerk OF said Board m,y pre-.
,crii,., and shsli be signed bf tsid ofhe'rr. ard
,hail be 70 the effect that the Town OF Gold
IiiIi IL hound and holden and will psy TO the
holder Of said bond the sum OF money nant.i
thrrpin In two yeafs from tie date thervof.
with interest thereon at The rate OF oIe per
cent. bsr month. United Bats acd coin In.
nrest PAYABLE quarterly.
src.3 Tho money received from the aae OF
,alo bond shali be Ilacd In the Redemption
FUND OF said Town Of Gold Hill. and shall be-
,sed cnly tor the purpose Of caneelirg bends
Nos. 70. 70. 81 and %, zach Of the sum OF one
thousand dollsrs, and mature on the lat day of
arc 4. Ths Treasurer Of the Town Of Gold
iliIi shall nay aid bond TO the holder thereof.
upou pressn alton, according 10 Law.
src o. THIS ordnance 10 take eject and Be
In force nom the date Of u. psssss. s,,v
President Of The Board Of Trustees Of the Town
OF Gold Hill.
Attest: wx. HY. DoAxr. Clerk.
On motion, Ordinance No, 10 was passrd by
the following vote: Ayse-rrusiecs Carrieh.
Tyrrell. osc. stephens and President Daashy'
.es 40 wM. IY. DOANE. Clerk.
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pre.idsn, Of the Board Of Trustees Of the To.
OF Gold Hill.
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATIVE.

TN rug DISTRICT COURT or TIE
i Pirvt Judicisi District of the STATE OF Ne.
,sia. ia and for the county Of ttorey.
In the MATER Of the Rstafe OF ChAitLhS
n. GAMMONs, Deceased. .
Notice 10 herby given That ths ppasfssnfd' ss,si ~
ismmops. 10 the ereditors of, and oil persons
having claims against, ihs said deces.ed 70 eI'
sib,i them, wi'h the necessary yruehsis.
within ten months amer the nrss iuolieanon
hsr re,Idsnes, on Petalums STREET, Gold hiii'
''o''' '''""' NARaARtT J. 0AMMoSs..
AfmtnI.trstrix OF the htate OF Chsf'H He
aiammons. decssssd. ...
by DRAKE oAsrsn. nsf W'0fhe'A'
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HoIEI.kEEPERs, kIIEN1I0Ml

xryANrxD-BY A REsPrcTABLE MAR.
w vied wousn-s situation In Hotel of
harding Houss, 10 do chamber work and sev.
ips and 70 sssist 10 waiting on the tabls and
make herself generally usefui. No wsss ~
bspd. AM place between Ooid HUI and rilyer
City preferred. Address nfS. ~.
suso i've Gold Hill Postofiec.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-07

Ox FRIDAY. sEPTENBEB 1. BETWEEN
yer CITY stses, tbs foot board Of . bsdstesd.
II being Of DO use 10 anybody but the own,r.
the Under will confer favor By ksving tns
sams st 0rsnt's Gold Hill Furniture store. eslt M
door 20 the nRvs ofhcr, or givius inform,uon
~ 70 where II can Be found.
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REPUBLICANS, ATTENTION I

~,or,cR n HEKIBY GIVEN THAT THE
nnIi a. tbs oold Hill Hayes and whsslsr
c,,h rsn BE- found st the Postodce IN Gold
MN shsrs Il VIII remain for sisnstnres until
'n' A 4Eus0k n. 0saoVp. Secretary.
noid Hin. Ausust %, 1910 su36td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-07
ORDINANCE no. 90.

An 0rdisases 70 Authsriss the Issuance
eta Bssa fer the psrpsss sf Cancel.
iss Bsuds Mes. 20, 90, ~ asd ~.
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BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
40 NOV;
GOLD HILL NEVADA.
W. II. BLAUvELr r...................AaKNT

nEPosIrs Of COIN OR BuLLIoN received.
L either oa open account or ~ Issue Ckh,
TIFICATEs therefor, payable tat tho option OF
the holder) In 0old lill or san Francisco; TO
MAKO collections, purchase bullion ~ the most
forwarded To the Parent Bank In San Franciseoi
cells Bills OF Exchange, and trsnsaets General
Banking Business.
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o1o A DAT AT HoME.-AoKxrs WANT
mil e'' TRUE ! CO.. Augusta. Mains'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-07

syspeciai attention paid to applications 70 for
Cnitei states Patents Tor MINING eiAams: stf.
r,nls and C,oid mn tounsite lots: Pre- emptioa
and homestead claims. and the proeuremsnt o.
patents for the same. VIII proseents all cos
tested lant and tovnsits Gases b furs the
rnltei states Land once. Over four year. ot'
acisl experience. u""
, 1876-11-10
LAKE SUPERIOR MEMS.

A4AAAAi SO4-CA%4Vk% 81 II W 6t
Tho following 10. of the prop ua1I, il furnished
by hex Cletk, !. +. Baker:
Oct. .1, -. m,-Wv steamed out Of Chicago,
bound for Lake 8upeflor, to b. gone two vcuks.
No better woathur prevailed In midsummer
titan that durag tho entire trip up, and nothing Of
Interest ttanspifcd. Oct 81, q. ~. -Wo wUro at
our lnooEEngs alongside tho groat wharf Of J. 4.
Close. Hancock. Hero and Al other wharyes we
were busy sixty hours, disclarging cur cargo Of
supplies for !he copper resloHA. Nov. l-Nuslness
wa tndced lively Vt thL loRt, Tor ! counted slx
ltcamhoah dlachaFGtug curgocs, zach heavily Ia
den. T4oy were tie IlutA, Duluth, st. Paul,
Arctic, Atan''sf md Maui.tee. Nos;1 II S-wo
onr cargo OF iron and huaaed ku,uewaTd
Nov. 4.O1 Grand ls!and W. met The stuam+
barge i T. T. llalo yi!s .Ae seLrs Thomas Qvay!s.
E. 20 aneher OIL Wateska nay 70 walt iuf day
XIV. 6~in the i1s canal we y wsro IN company With
tho stsnrs Cumbor nd and ANN Smith, aud atcaMl'
bargs Vienna aud conzort bound down; down tho
river nct stMF peerlcAs. Tho line waather con-
tlhue1: olE niapy passengers Dl dtck enjoying sho
beautiful scenery a. WI passed. down. Ihls WIZ too
good 10 last. Whun ncaluy Bouth Maaitau !!lantl,
tho li.tt head wlnds iucr1asoA to II Eale. We Eot
under the leo Of thu leland and cuula tu a.rh0F.
wAeEs wo were delayed thiEy hours, NEst 0y south.
GrIy wfnd, and then ycered to northwest and b!sw
Gefcd. We soon hua cotnpuuy, for stCaneEa aud
vessels weFs tE0pplng In hourly. Thty wsEo
~ follows: rla stMFs JnMes ftak, Jr.,
Arabia, blanchard, aud NabTaska. Tho Yeasels
wetS tao u. faFauus. LrM hawson.' Montgomery,
, 1876-11-10
AMERICAN CITIES,
T.. NEW YOrk,

HF~Isus A"AS+eA'~'s ~ -"$ 1fs1HNos
"kW loHR' MY. ov.n.-oHAiS-"hcatt III huyera fRyor
u! Instances !ea1e pes nn lower' with very light ~.
Ioft sna aMtea oeal ll.!'ne uulahd sales or $500
=" W w. tbesl. " iof 80 MAHaaEeei for
os ~hts Ws.eSa so p apna, aps Hss At IS
asa vi Iii s.goss and home rsas inquiry. ssiss
Western e tor s"5 raae sSGa nsm a
se,ds'sos tot h'sh mixed uearly yellow: s3v %
mixvd.Weatern; suyt4 for yr,low wrstrrn, M.amc
TOT .asraasA ws.ssFa mixed. oan ,h.o better for
aa tor se ss WESTERN 'os sn tsa sas @tssts s
,ss Ss sss wss sa se ss ss.s :: is
dS'!ystsa; st,x. s,r,o,r.-sn,,, ~ y, -
rates Or lev rrss"ar Ia ~ a.ia s
sss y;5ss y y :'saa ., aoass
~ sEes s anu pto,s st aSdat a
s.ssays .ais. ., 80 vi. now mss. On 'no. 4 s,7eos
s.ss ~ sra.1s ss pa aud
,na,,'e* atnl' Trade su'ot, L4rl-spes lots. with
.s' iss ;4s, us a, ,s' @ oass'.e; euy m.a
prime '.sam gu ny. E. t.o.s7ea,oa, and %
: ::s sss sss;; x: t. * \; = :: s.:
:ss so.ss s's's ssss ~ t.. s, i @ ssF
1,7uU sra tur Iuuuary 1s;7 II g. Us; sua Isl
s: e, Fss,a,Fs 's1 !, ~ !; liz tesoa esll
If $: n II i: S:;;:s: s:
a5 ~. S i ssiSs IL un III. =. s,4ay,., nc,
~ WSS4 wS M ssSs s' a;',!ii;t a. f mic. at
s, ea.i' d. sssS chssXs ;s!'5 bt's Al = sio et
, 1876-11-10

FOREIGN CITIES,


Special nspusch to TIE Tribune.
LvEnrout, Nov. U--1i H.. n.-FLUuR-No. l, 26s;
No. y .3a.
Observation-Disclosures. No, /, los; No. .. ps Hd,
srring No. ia lot, No. Oswiltc No. l. los I'd. No.
T. It's 3s club, No. l. Is 4at No. .. t0l I'd. cornNu
!. auaI No. :. a54 Dd.
fasyisloNs-rurE, 7AD. Lard, 48s Gd.
LlvkNrooL, Nov. D-l:D r. m.-ProvtsIoxs-Forls.
tn. Lard, 4Ds III.
Rest unchanged.
LrvRRvoOL- nov. 0-Lotcst. - Corroy -Duoyapt;
0sa5S1, saes. 70 COO bales, speculation aud export
7,0U1; American. auO0.
Neutrality-suspicious. w,ltt0 wheat, l0afblos ID;
do club, ioa AsalOs Al, Nos tv rcd Western spring,
uAdatts ltl; wtntcr do, Os slGlOs, F1uur--Wc4trrn
cenll. 2e0tas. Cnrn-Wcstorn H,ixai, 364 BtGt2as,
osts-Asaer'can. a3ls ud. Dsrlcy-A1ucstean. 81 ad.
reas-Cuuudian, 07h.
Ci.OvkR bKgu-Am0rtcRn, GOit53s.
rNovtboNs- iucRs pork. 7aa. Prlma meas beef,
s7ss Ga. Lard-AmcrlcaD, 40Ns350A. Chocse--FtnU
American o.. nacon-L0ng clear A1s ehort clear 44g.
TAL1ow-Amerlcsn. AIS ID,
TRTM1LErA-Snlrlts, los: renncl do, 10s.
1lHsKgD OIL-s7B.
EEstH-ComEoH, Is Dd; pate, III.
srlHITs TUHpISriXE-a7a Gt.
ASrwEAF. Nov. D.-pETnoLMuA-h3
lospoN. Nov. 0.-TALLow-45s.
SrtulTs srunrExT1Nr-c7sniGac7s0 ID.
, 1876-11-10
HT TELEQRhpII.

~ sR* RAMSfN NHeG5ue0 FFfty,
NEW Sonk+ Nov. 0. --u0ld opened and closed et
lo0!s. With BAlcs In the interln, nj 10OX. Carry.
tug rates 1HG4.
governments active and steady,
'saslsoad bonda woru ettndy.
etAte securities were dull.
etocks Opened dull and 1em, and during The 6rst
hals.hour advanced II: for Wabash, y for Western
Union Telegraph. Michigan Central, and New Jc,.
sey censrai, and v for Lake Shore and Milwaukee
d Tt. Paul preferred, Otherwise there wcrs no
changcs. Al tho hFst hoard tic whols market be.
gan to decline, and by noon hid (al,rn s;laE, tho
iattes Milwaukee j. ". paul common, Tho pro.
fe'tcd fell IN. Michigan Central 4, Wcstoru
Union Telegraph IN, Lake Shore, III, i)ela,
W&se. lackawannh d Western and Eew Jos.
sey Central! x each. In Tho next
half.hour there was recovery of
hfsA, the latter Michigan Central. Just aftc.
midday theruwasa further dccllno Of from ,,G1.;.
nnd IN thu early rart OF tho last hour tbe market
ssll k0h. Later there was IN ADVANCE Of EC1l.
with ths market strong except for New jersey
CeHtta, which closed al tho lowest pr,ca Of the
day on reports of tho finances u that cutnnany
1rahsactl0ns aggregated lt5, GOO shatry of wl,nb
~, O00 ~tFs Nest0fn Unlou, !, GOO Kurthw astrsn
~ oOo 81. Fanls, 600 Eris, IL. GOO Lake Khora.
.. COO Ohio, U, U0O WHtrash. IL 1OO MicAjxoM Cen.
gs,, At =; W. p,e!awnfs. LnskawannA : Wcsturn, und
Moncy active. 4tl5. Prime mercantile PAPER,
Tho Assistant Treasurer diAausscd a16s, o0o.
Cieaflnss. s2b, 0o6, 00o.
stetllnG steady; long, 482; short, 4s4.
, 1876-11-10
THE CARDINAL A WITNESS.
A Confidence Queen Who Falsely Used I'LL
Name.

Name.
Htio ,Ioyk Sun, Nor. l..
When Mra. Mary A. GlbAon, allas Hcustn,
tho confidence Queen walked Into Justice
Kecac's Court In Jersey. City yesterday utter,
noon sl,r showed signs Of agitation. The court
was packed, rs It had bcc,t rutnorel that Cazl!.
nll McCloskcy was to bo witness.
Isaac W. Pnrncnter, the Newark avenue hat
ae,, antl who identified lcr OH lcr nrrcst, tsstl'
fled tint she i,ntl acknowledged that tliv story
Of inherlttng s7oo,ooo FROM deceased nnsle
William j. Garrot.son, who lent her, 81 900,
testified tint sl!o represented to illtn that ss
the money from tho estate Of her dead uncle ~
tnalncd. 5tv stated that st,c required TIC money
to procure tho NECESSARY papers.
On tilu cross-rxatnfnuti0l by counsel LOT ih9
defense, Unrrcttson testified lo AcompaaI'teu ItA
Mrs. llcnscn to places Of amusement ~ & FIa. har
" indian liocls ani The Centennial E1hshitlo,n.. y.
4 bustlc was then heard at the Judges pElsa!!s
entrAncc, uud Alr. GaErettson guilt tllc staha y ~
mnkr room for the Cardinal. lie was dressea "
a clerical coat and dark panta!oons, aud wo!va ",
simple white bunl around the t!1FoAt; 1o 6 ", Il,
cauu In kts lnld willis he gave his tcstt1uoh!'
lIcwaB swof1, by Court Officer Mugcc. and Ers.
e,cntly plurcd lits right hand on t!g n'lc. ~
RESPONSE to thu questions OF the Justice nc sau si
Madison avenue, New Yorl;; have not reitlsa Isa
on Mulberry street sinre bcrA,nc Archbishop
Of New York, about twelve yeats, 9so." ~ ,i,e,
and 81 she eJS iii co. itt,s her vii from her fase
Tile distance prevented tic CarIIai i5o'M ,", ~,
tinguishing her f.cc, and, " tho Courts onsI, ,l.
tis fulr prisuucr walked deliberately ~ ~ s'1'
il few iuet 81 tbs distinguished prelasc; mai
mo-" 10 said slowly, ~ ncsef S'" '1''
"Dttt she ever cali Oh you IN fceall .t,occ y ,s
bruucati,el by tho Rev, Frailcla AaylcF ~oo'''
Are6bisiop of Freyburg, Gcrmapys" u,,,,t
HNo, iii; sho did uot," replied the casuIpa'
firmly,
, 1876-11-10
A 1,c,uarkabla I'sir Of Shoes

app, Of thE slty, as 5u's ,'snro '',9 a,sa VIZ
msEkablo pAlr Of shoes '.a toa = vrrs ordered y
!. III i, Z Co~an Z Co., 4 Matss' aFf A. ;}o % ssos
@ ssyei!teen aud thrce-quar!efs nar's inshss isy, I
inches arross tho sole Tlis tnx12tesn nsxdte lushes
cordtng to ,ueaslra,.lCat. iuxtpl, j. nineteen
arouud TIC ball whlle tc x, s.,s' III III As'el!S
wsxa: 'sss; 10 lnas @ and i IT. sus NJ, isss'
fer ysar, AZ % a, this pair nssndhsal hsl iy1 wrls .
tLeY, With thu lust On which tns3 9 IA plsaas''.
cOa{Epe SO, TAls big -iovteu aeR'"
, 1876-11-10
LA.Kls MICHIGAN.

CuloAHo-M Ia almost useleAs to eeck for mn
rnc nows at present Everybody Rruuui the
docks a talking OF nothing else thaD tho election,
and buhEncss Is suffering In consequence. II II
pleasant, however, to note that majotity OF the
veaselnen syH.paiAlxa with tho Republican causo.
..The wind bound fleet Al th,s port loft ycsterdny
Navigation on thu Illinois & Michigan Canal Will
b1 clostl snd The watef 4ruwn from the cAuAl
lrun, tho Summit to Lasnllo Saturday night....
at ll's lumber Markct ythsertlay ....Only two Of
three vcH.Es arrived Of this port ycstcrday thu
sag Snst!t1,on Ill.,, i gstns nvw s.ern itame and
v!ltu Will leave for kugland III i0w days, an olcr
having bcGn made tar tho brig PaMllco, now at
Liverpool II l. said the VIcr ,unau Ia 81, 600, -,
The achr nfotun was sold fut taxey ycatesdsy by
ncpniy CollectYI raFtow aud VIA lid III by Hugh
, 1876-11-10
The Banks Able to Discount More
Paper than Is Offered.
Now York Exchange at Pnr~--Tho
Clcnrings R4,60O,OOO.
The Produce Markets Quiet and r.
regular.--Provisions Steady.
Wheat Declined 2c...Corn, Oats, and
Barley Stronger.
Very Light Receipts OF Grain
and Hogs.
FINANCIAL.

Thu rontino business Of the banks again reached
Considerable proportions, AZ shown BY tho clear.
tngs, but there lIttlo increase Of other trans.
actions. The country Is still offering paper for
Sedlhcount, bnt not in large amounts. Currency 10
moving ont In larger volume to the hog dtstfcts
but Ia othcr directions the shipments are light
Thn supply OF loanabls funds II In excess Of Tho
demands and tho banks readily accept good paper.
1tatcs Of discount uro B110 por cent to rcgu!ar
cnatomcrs. spcciat ratos arc madu In sone cases
to good outside borrowers. On tho street, rates
arc per cent and upwards with business dull.
Now York exchange WAs 0sm, aud sold between
banks At par.
The eleariugs wato u, 800, 900.
1uH GOLD AND SILVER IN TIE bonanza FRO
DUCT.
An Incorrect impression has got abroad TINT tho
product Of tho DonAnxa mines II mainly silver.
Tho records kept by tho San Francisco express
companies Of tho rceerta Of silver fran these
msnaa classify Thorn altogether IN silvcr; and
Director Lnderman II the Mint, IN tho csumnfu In
his report Of last year. that tho bonanza contained
$500, ooo, 600. conveyed tho impression Tint this
vast sum WINS in silver. The Official reports Of tho
product Of each mine correct thta Misrepresentation
They show that the average product of all the
mnes IL A. 74.1o0 per cent gold aud 81 eO.1oo per
cunt silver md Of the nuw bonanza A7 oI-100 per
cent gold and Sc 100 per cent silver. Tho fol-
lowing table, basod on Tho of1cial records Of each
mine, Bhow tho gold md silver production OF tho
mtnos named, and reveal the relative production
Of tho two metals:
fffnAH
, 1876-11-10

,,,,,.,., ,,,., ~. r., -, ..... ~. ~
,,., t'NAN-A ~ AHo tnApa IN oE"aAHs'
..i,'. Nv MsWspape,a VI ue'meny nea Ewing taeu.
@ ss'ts ap - 'nv u'seasnon o, 1ucs1ona o! traio
INV .,.' A'Ausat nten sAe leu1'0toa VI tae 4'a1oh"
1e"a"0 nus " !'e'u so"e OF ita space 70 tue I'M.
pass.oacn ~ u't.ses o. rto'. Aonean1 on the aoTe'.
opuena " ns1nan industry. Iamphio" on Tho
nte nuaoesNs.' sno pH'a9o CONVEX
- "o"oln,ns'y oesosco 10 economical 'oplca.
uu1nnit lnu' sna' theto aIe nc" na'as 70 conquer,
asr s.e,ol'eA NJ SUNNI onu sauowa have been lol.
.o".u =, sos.see VI nv , e.oek Hxcnahse ana
S,"e',"e uetea' AZ tne fhAIadelphla Exposition.
~. :. W NV .uu "e'n'""e ny oe9,nhtng 10 zee
.nas sney nay NC ye' more comp'eteiy routed At
y. .,a". a. tas's ~ ie'o mhu
,no,vr T., H. Fra".,, "ssaasatIa% r.,a u sau"s
manufacturers aro wortinv nssianons,v tor ~"
-, "'e ho'AAs An'tuaousy 'ol tne
, 1876-11-10


s y1sa neF SeSe ei ecnt ~ i t6s
,s7a .o.! b g eh,at q, l'1 rer aeS The nrca under
frw iii nyse.sH II, Inv vi 1 n,fr. ptiu,t.
tnH from tllI the rnntt il rranrr,l tur -rr h.ro
r. Wnu.a Is,na,n ssafI!H ".n"M 1rt. nF l3'MtWum.
for tho h.yest War 70 H. vi .s All, tiS con.
sumption III III per ra,lt !, tlIt reuurr,nVns 1ur thn
tweva n,uIti'A Sept. la7. N aug. H. iA75-.wl bH
nRutrs about i1smWI, m ut Whcat Wi i,r rcn,rel
trom .oresn SOURCES. iaa: year Mr tswcs N,.t: the
fe14rtn ,!nofts A. IL az ~ anI ~ ~ actaSi,
II /. ,.nrrs;nna thsrn Wal pn. ttck Il he tioge of
tho harvest yrar ensJ Nu; d. 1874. The tttteF Yell
per aGru Of thla cunr1rai viii, ha previous yenrs
sn nss @ Trn n @ X ~ NH av"
caused tartc.S i, s,w otiisF crnrs tnn vf,caf NJ.
lnwCa the elntnn that the t1nitta KhWdnn.
navhE thls rn EIf9h To- nlltiors so2nt ~ pst Etnt "
tn.nhsn.!!a rsl,'r. ~ es"'a"''e'" W.T." Nos"S'
PETROLEUM.
The New York nalitt!" say:
sssss ::Es ~ "
III y y b. 2is
pssfsIln- bsta ss.nt.isca % W. uenih. fs.t.
ss; Ills; sy s:sss .Ssiss s ii i! :a:;
's'' ''''' ns1s,,st,1s sa,,sas ,o',s5 'sronr.r,o,
,s1s % + w. sss ssssss sr:: ,n,,, xs, e.
t1t, to'o' - ~ nh9no o. ~ vs "a'nnys y,
IIvnr I'll A,norn, ~ an,,.s cn,i.r,ss a. 2,I IN
'''s' VIE 'A'''1A' y. .asss ee''s''A' ~1'sAAo'
rROVfafON9.
,,on puonrcra wrrn .o.,a av,,. ,t,, u,,,o
change IN prices. lloss werc quoted frner on tsht
!, rsr.. ~ sSv.nr. H. ,v,nn",hv Tanr.es s,s NJ,
~ esuho ~ ausno1o W Vupatnf. tasae' ate Hos
ss:s; ss Is. @ II;
I'M .' ~. ."o s ~. ss nv ~. ~. s,.s W. ~
tho tho moro more sstise work ' Of The n summer @
vemtscr for thu new product, 10 a,t'tsy immediate
wants. Now NJ many buyers have tEcn nlel up for
..n'o =. tno sn,er M "".k .nA* LEY W. NV Vail "
het Will not decline further. 1ir1cu tt1 lcnad,
der which hntcu1dtve krers navb trar,d ha nrkhA
hnl,w In .n,, ~ n,,,nrtIor nm, !, ~ ns.x /, .h
,s." ~ s,,, h ~" ~ ~ -. ns
ohsais1actoy etate a. coala % ueslFcd of ia Uofst
eIclny .u
,Mkhs laAKE,NS very Guet. anu lHtnrG9 dacllnea
, 1876-11-10

The following instruments wero died for sseord
Thursday, Nov. o:
otry rNoTEHrT.
illinois At, 1871 n 9 Of North Dearborn 1t, n &
Premises 46O milwaukee, Nv, Nov, 6,,,,,...s.. $500
Forrest AZ, 40 II n Of Thlrsy.thsd II, T. Ask
1a1 4-1n0 Il, datct urt. .lG.+,.............. 100
Ffp It 2B1 Il q OF Ashland Av, 4 Il 144ItI IT.
with f44ri2 It 10 snmu b!rck. datch Oct 10 10 200
West Van l3urcu u. e43 4.1U II q Of HacfAtnGnto
IT, u, 151l15 a. IT, dated Oct. sl"....;... 675
Wcst OHIO u. " cot NtIwaukec ~, (, trlan' u.
Eie nt III H. dated Nov. R......:..."...:.... 5,ooo
lowo ~, alb It . OF Th!ty.stxth ~ v 4 AK
nv, 81 sss,:s Il, issel Soy t............... t.7o
dated Nov. -. 49,. l,7so
It dated Nov ,,,..,,.................,.,... 100
gsic u liz sbovs, dsied Nov. d. ............. 76o
Hasea oct is ....:.. aoo
II Viii aiilnr, datcd NOV. v..'.........,.. 12ooo
sol Til Or city l.lMirs. WITHIN RADIUS or AnTzN
MIi.kA or THE t1NET.ItoUbE.
Stony Island nv. fG0 Il 1f Ftfty.acycath Il. a
+, i10xtD5 IT, lated Mar 20, iB7t..........e 10 800
Id II, dated Gst 4.so,
vi, "a 4.t0 II running t0 Eka kandhlc av, with 49,
a4a II front, dated sept. d."...".."...... 81 ,s35
, 1876-11-10

Cn,cAoo-Froehts wero dull and lower, corn
being taken for llulaio nt Uc, The charters for
ilullaio wrfe tho }. D. Sawyer, corn at DC; prop
q. cAmpbol', Fys, and prop natger State. wheat.
through: sehs u, DeWulf curn 10 Toronto, curacity
20, 900 hn wheat, &C, ,Q00 bn corn, aud IL, 600 hu
af1crnoon for nsarIy =, 00U bu wheat " Uswsyo in
nFiyntd laffnk.
, 1876-11-10

HERB ARD jHEiIE.--T1lcFe IA mn trr,h T.,
po!a TINT tho seslr Eecanaba has sunk nr w r.
and....Tbo damage done to the schr VIM s''
curing tho display ut Detroit last Fs!day nnh,, non
Ing fepairet and she Wilt soon ba In ,nsa D.
egain. Tie Engliah papers orc u,t nns.as otesi
me Wfecs'fes'steF md chart for 1s74.s5. Tl. a
ualues were moro numerous than snv n,o,,s'. ,a'
tnE 70 = Ut which Iii were ntcnfcI ,a,E ah,lEo1nt
Of llyca. Tho ea4nnltics on and nnar y, with eH
o. tho United Kingdom wofe "Sas y sM ne soa.t. @
sa,y sa sso est'Rs st1iSa,sa IT, u q; !ssS
ments from the saai!aw iiIvcr daSncl l9Ssf oea sap
ooS Il " 'SS So@ o99 4aS ees Of whe
he sagnaws Total shipments from I%aase H. 't9o
aY Glty sh!ppod a7 oOo, ooo @ rect 'tss sn q She
oeo oseoIR@faf Isot sa ( 1aS sss
Shingles 1oI. ooo; Sa' lath ~ s e3S go 1I'
sss sass iSas. iiss i1ifss 91j 5jiS ooo e.
%sllinlly mtsrcrresented tho matter Du,,1e mhc:
saat Gapf: George r. RrearIcsson. Of tu''en liz ss,.
resso The trns d tint Hiram sth hv.ey gss e o. LIZ u.
to Capt Frcarickson tor wages for iv" ~ aeu
and te 10y authorizes te ,iaser ot sye.ssl iasGn 4
Faeaaes;on Gs G e cbass b5Iss mSas
Ter he was compelled to 10 in Icht in ordcF ~ WI ~
get s :he Detroit isaat ~: a':'S @Ts y
spsr s's9as Icing i 'nsesa sqes b, e. Ii Il.
cxceeded by any former scason At III 1T
date; Tho prop Pacific lcit Tut lust e. svenias I'M
III u aa s VIZ iho ocy ossry @ n hat ssS
.lc could not receive md which nust BE- In s oyc.
for tho nest boa Tho pressure for frsIrh usSs
~ e great That the Hseame. Koweenaw 6as Gesa
IuuHllfQu and brouRht nWB II, 1na,I to.n L.. -
, 1876-11-10
COMMERCIAL.

The following wore tic receipts and shipments
OF the leading articles of produce III this city
during tho twenty -four houra ending nt o'clock
on Thursday morning, and for the corresponding
una last YaAri
, 1876-11-10
COTTON,


NEW YonK, Nov. O.-Dusncsa was light with com.
isson houses and tobbers Cotton goods woro stoadl.
y icll acc0unt Of tie advance In coiton aud print
clutla higher. rrntswcre ratlor active, and
staay Dress ginghnns in fnlr ttquess. Cotton
nda wcro moro fnaulfcd for by clothfurs. Wooten
gools remained quiet. Foreign Eoods wcre dull