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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-08-06
From Wednesdays Daily.l

HANDSOME GRAIS.--ScnatOr Colin re-
turned from his Starr Valley ranch
Monday morning, and from him we
learn THAT lac has $50 acres of grain
growing on the place, all in II most
promising condition. As an evidence
Of tina; fac. he brought down q bunch
cncll OF barley and wheat, Ike stalks Of
which were long AID Large, while the
heads were full and plump. Sir. Cohm
informs rs that al the othcr ranches il,
the valley promise rs we'll rs his, and
that the prospects fUr II large profitable
yield were never better in that section.
TnE Winnemuccn Register Of Monday
has the following regarding - former
resident oi Eli;o:
"W. c. Eicorl, who was arrested re.
Gently for cnhrZalcmrnt by tie Rail.
road Company, tried in the District
Court for the O.frrrc md acguittrd:
again arrested and taken before Justice
Davis on II charge Of grand larceny and
discharged by that officer; WAS yesterday
taken To GUlcon,la and preliminary
examination had before Chief Justice
Mrahor, Of that place, who held the
youth To appear before Gomchody here
after. Justice IS slow but sure"
CATTLE.-Mcssrs. Russell & Bradley
have this week completed the purchase
q! band Of $50 licrd OF Oregon cattle.
and Mr.. Bradley is now ont Oh the road
driving them To their range, west of
Tuscarora. The cattle consist Of beef
stccra and choice coms, and IRE ~ nice
1" lot OF stock as have been purchased
in this cOuniy1n several years.
TAXATION. From Deputy Assessor
Taylor We learn that as ncar as can be
estimated ut this time, the valuation Of
taxable personal property .asscs5cd this
year will not be quito MS large MS last
year, which is owing to the decrease in
the amount Of live stock owned in the
county Int the valuation Of real estate
will hc abon; the SAME as previously
perhaps little greater.
FoH THE lliLIs.--Tom. Williams and
Charley Bnrnum, couple Of Tuscarou
pioneers, expect Ia lcuYc ElkO this even.
ing for the Black Hills country. They
Rrc both practical miners nnd hard
workers. aH has be proven lay their
steady and tedious lnbors in their late
homc, and No wish them umhouudcd
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IMPORTANT SAIL: or sIINISG
PROPERTY.

The purchase in"Young Amcrica"and
also ui ground in its northern exten.
sion, situated i'll Tuscaror1 District in
the northern part Of this county, has
just been followed by the still more
important purchase ui the well known
Grand Prize location, Of which we have
several times made mention. Tho en-
trcortlinary richness of the ore, and the
large quantities easily extracted from
this mlnc, have combined to accom-
plish iii few week what usually re.
quircd years 10 establish, Wis. II very
favorable and wide spread reputation.
So far rs developed, the mine is all
that III claimed for il, and all the
evidences are that the Acin is Us pcrrnn-
neht M It Is rich. During the short
time the mine has been worked its own
cr5 have taken from il not less than
$4,000, the. ORE being reduced at the
Leopard COmpany's mill ut Curnucopia.
I'm old location known rs the Virginia
lad been made b.5 parties in Tuscarora,
embracing large portion OF the ground
claimed by the loratOrs Of the Grand
Prize, ana in order 10 quiet all ,lisscn-
lions and secure Il perfect title, the in
tcrcsts OF all the PARTIES in both loca.
tiors was obtained. Mr.. G.. VI. Gray
son. Of San FranciScu, is the purcllas-
ia. ~ -, II.
sum Of $4,000, mostly in cash, uppor-
toned between Thomas y. lIamoum,
john Woods l.. W. Crane II. \. Mills
ana :. T.. Benson, q transfer Of the
Grand Prize mine WAS made to him,
the cash payments being mudo through
Freeman X Co. to-day. 4 small per.
ton Of the stipulated SUM il To Lc ru-
crivcd III stock Of tho ming, and Mr..
Grnysnn agrees under bonds TO continue
the prosecution Of work upon the mine,
and also to build II mill for the rrduc-
ton of The Conpnny's ores rs soon as
practicable. This is. beyond doubt,
one Of the best raining properties in
Eastern Nevada, and, although II libcr-
nj price WAS paid, it is we'll worth the
money.
AToTIIEH CHASGE.-E. =. Ycates ycs-
tcr'lny moved his large stock Of watches,
clocks and jcwclry into his handsome
new brick building, immediately nd
joining his former place of Luaincss,
neat TO the pos.oiice. The neat iron
front which adnrns tho Ycatcs arL
MayhnGh building is extremely high
toned for - sasc-brush town, and lends
an sir oi wealth and grandurc TO that
particular portion Of t.c town seldom
encountered beyond the lIccincts OF
metropolitan city. We are reliably i'll
formed that tl,.iI children will hcrcaf-
ter be prohibited from playing with
those Of their urig!:bUrs.
DISABLED ESGGHE.-Thc engine at
tnched to the express train from iho
west last evening became disabled
through the breaking Of the portion o!
the heavy iron frnmo which constitutes
one Of the main supports. jun: before
reaching this place. Another engine
was tclcgrnphed FOR, and brought from
the round house ut CnIlin before the
train could proceed east. Tho damage
to the engine cansci delay Of about
nh hour ana and - half, the train lcny-
ing here NJ T:I0 instead Of 5:iJ, it's
usual time. The damaged engine wa4
returned to the Chglin shops for re-
pairs.
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EuitEI1A HOTEL.

L. II. Baum, the pioneer purvcyol tr
the palisn1c public, has fitted MP anew,
throughout, the Eureka Hotel, near his
old place in Palisa,lc, and travellers Ia
and from Eurekn, aud the public gen.
orally, can rely upon getting Iirst-ciass
meals and number one beds III all times
by interviewing tho genial host uf The
Eureka Hotel.
The very finest quality of Brandy,
Sherry and Port Wines, for medicinal
purposes. ut the Gem Saloon.
To FAHMEEs AND DEMONSTRATING
assumed entire control of the black.
smithing, wagon-mnking and machine
shops, am now prepared to do any
and MI kinds of work in my line, par
ticularly tho repairing of agricultural
implements, OH tho most favorable
terms.
4. DnUcE.
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ASSESSMENT EOTlCIE:..

A LAMBDA GOLD AND SILVER MISINd
IA Coininny-Iocatiuu 81 principal piaco Of
hmsiIcss, Oakland. Al.u.'a, rauuly. California;
iocAtinh OF wurks. COrhueopil, EIko county,
Nevada, ~. n. 80 III y, UsI''''
Notice is lIetchy given that at n mca.ing Of Tho
Hoard Of DIRECTORS held tlIu eth ,Iny or July,
lH76. ali assessment (Su, - If me- Isl cents per
share NaS levied Upon Tho cipi,al stock of tho
corporation. payable immediately In Unit, Il
states gold coin, tn the Secretary at the Office 81
Tie Com! any, pJ7 broadway. oakiaIldt Call.
turnla. ''r.s sHE.lg' I...a
Any stock upon Which tho nssessnient shall
rcllain' unpaid uIl the It'll day cT August, 1879,
will Inc delinquent, AMI bu advertised for kalD ut
public auction. and uniGss payment Is made lr.
fnrc. will DO sold nn WED SESpAY, tho Sixth
day Of september. la7G. to pay. The delinquent
assessment. together with Gusts OF udvCTtl. InB
MI cSpCntAss III sale. st.a. g'.4 ..- ~
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
C. L dILLErr. Secretary.
orr1cE-9O7 broadway, Oakland, California,
jy2j-td - .I -.
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NOTICE.

ITO tEN WINES AND ALL NIXON IT MAY
! rGncrrn. iuh arp hntcby notified that II
HE uiI,t'rsGnc'l have performed l1llor and CT.
lEiidcd hni:cy for y0u to- tile amount uG tS5Inl
hro hundred dollars on tine ru~IMrf.S nIEcS
MINE franklin Mining District, Hlku CuunIy,
asfn'lA. an'l ItniS sS yam ny the Same Within
Ninety days from the date NJ this ,IuiIrc NotIr
intorr,t In aAli miLc Mil h- fcTf.Ilrl Ia me by
urt ration Of law. gstIAr j, COPE
Franklin Mining District. ElEo county, Statu
cf Nevada, July II. 1870. IvI:I:inI
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ASSESSMENT N0TIGE.

( nISMIluS MINING COMrANY-fy OcAFiOS
" Ut principal puc. al busiIcSE, Elkn, Ne.
,Tua; I"falioh ~ works GRAND Junction Mining
District, Iii county, Nevada. s-G '"
NOTICE Is Hereby given thai NJ n nlrtting "
the Board " Directors. held Un tho 9Th day UI
Icr share was Ecvir,l uppu tho capital stIs,h ri
the corisIrati"u. payable immediately, 10 tho
-ccrctail at Ito uIir. uI ITO Company, uuItt,I
States laId Dillrc, Eik,. Nevada. - = ~ :
Any Stock upon which this nsScssnIy..,t shall
mai" unpaid on t!.e sixth day II June, IsTr,
will 10 d"linIurnL and adycrtIscd for saiu at
public uItcti"Ii, and unless payment ID made 10.
Of July. 1896. to l'ay tho drlIIIIrnt usEcssurIiI
together with rz,sts ct advertising AMI OK
pc,iS's Of sale. Ny order Of tho Heard Of d.
rrctuTs. rsSs. f. e
j. s. arArnUt;iI. Sc, rrtarys
oPpIcE--CnitCd States Land Once. EllO,
Nevada. -.r. IpB td
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=. RFINHART & co.
NOTICE.

fI'O g.. T.. YOiNG AND AZ, WHOM Ir SAY
L concern. NnI are hci,ly notified ihai !,
The uuhcititntI. liivn reformed labor and CN.
rtiniri money Tor YOU Ia tito amUiIut Ct IsiWg
I'VE hundred duliirI on the GrNREE NtvN CL,i'l,
irhniluI Mmin. lrsifivt. Ekn county. Scyaii,
ami rniluE: yn!i pay H." FAnc Within NINETY days
fCum tin dhtr ni ih1a hottie, Suur iui"r,i ~
said I"ins "in he forfeited I" ~, iy operation
~ law. y =, corr.
Frnlir T.nrr ustHst, TITO county, state
81 NrTtlt, iW'r l.. I$ja. lyi5 81,
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YEEKLY ELk0 INDEPENDENT.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT
FRIDAY, AUGUSTA 1919.

ID9J Ophir, az, 53.t, 53T:.
l3o Mexican, So, 3G4, GH, GGit,
jGj,, 3GI,
IG5 Gould II Curry, 1881, 1GJ:, II.
90 Best ~ Beichcr, 1917, 49,, 10. .
T25 California, GO, G5?t, CO.., G5s;.
lGOJ Con. Virginia, 5S!i, 5SiI. 5SsS,
asa bio, 5St1 Boo.
1880 Hale X Norcross, II, ll?i, lIj.,
II b5.
40 Chcllar, %, 9G!.
To5 roiMS i3,I, la.t. 1871, 1917,
lJ%,, II, Tx, IlI.
740 Jacket, 3l7i, 3l;;. -. 3lIt, 3l;s.
1915 Imperial, So, 59t.
100 Kentuck. 1874. 1879.
205 Alpha, ~, .ll1G.
ITO Dclcher, 2l9t, %, 2lZ.
l35 Confidence, lVtI, ~.
l20 Sierra Nevada, lGi{. IG1s, 1867,
lao Utah, 1Si+, Is, 1897.
rs Bnllion, 43ii. IL. -.
$50 EXchequer, IL, 1861, lG9;, 1917.
60 Seq. Drlchcr, 50. Sc, 81.
$50 Overmam, $50. S2l+ S2H $40.
$50 Justice, az, 2I24, %, 2I;S.
1869 Union, l5TI, l52.. Ijii, l51S b..
1850 Lady Bryan, IL, *.
30 Caledonia. lo;!ss, 10. I0&.
2GU Julia, %, 9l..
so Raymond n Ely, >, SI<.
$50 Eureka Con, l2Il.
30 Jackson. 3ti.
90 Leopard, IL. 1914.
20 Jefferson, Sic.
500 ella, Zoe. ..
200 Panther, Ia.
900 Northern Belle. IS, 81. % $50,
2jt4, ~ $50, az. so.
500 llns&cy, TX, Hoe.
515 Gen. Thomas, ,.
400 New Coso. 21t, 2iiii, pa b3O.
d 30 Golden Chariot, IOc, TI1c.
2G0 Globe, l2c.
2ij knickcrhockcr, soc, Zoe.
no Baltimore, ~, "a.
l2j Silver Jill, IA, *.
$50 Challenge. / Il.
30 Rock Island, az, ga.
iT0 New York, /.
% Dnr,ialIcllcs. |.
20 Occidental, 30.
.Llj Alta, 1.
100 American Flat, *.
220 Tondville, Ia.
40 Lady Washington, 2L;.
30 KussIith, n.
27O Andes, %; 2S;.
800 Wells Fargo. he. l2tsc.
I25 Ward, Ia.
wv 1o1HLpl'OltaII roc.
.00 Luvintlian, *.
100 niagara, pc.
40 Prospect. ~, ~.
300 Maryland, TJc, g. e..
80 Croincr. ..
West Bslchcr, az.
coo Trojan. Gpc. 5jc.
400 Con: Virginia. ~, $50, 5sI..
1890 Mexican, 80. 3Gii. 1914 b5.
% OvcrInun, -.
30 Ophir. 52t4. 52Ii, 52if.
l221 Hale a Nolcross, ll;., IL, II b5.
1900 Jacket, 81. u ID, 500, 500,
3OM.
995 California, C5i:, G5}i, 60, coz,
GIHt.
1850 Savage. 20. 2O!.. a0I..
% Best " fletcher. 1874. 4Si+.
80 Eclchcr, -, 20!I, 1914, l0H.
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LFro;n Fridays Daily.

TIE SMALh-rux.-Thc telegraph and
our western exchanges bring the doleful
Eews that the smallpox is spreading
rapidly i'll California, having reached
rs far III this direction lis Stockton.
Thcrc twenty cases and two deaths
were reported Oh Wednesday last. In
San Francisco il has became n fearful
epidemic, and the Health Officer has
been compelled to nsk for more rooms
i'll which to care for the afflicted. We
thini; !; would be a good idea for our
officials and citizens TO be Oh the alert,
! anu place the town and its surround.
ings iii Gs good condition ~ possible,
80 that We may be prepared to meet any
cases OF the disease that may come into
orr midst. There is no telling when
We may be called upon to do 30.
and we had better be prepared. II is
useless 10 borrow trouble, but il would
he good idea to clean up all back
yards, streets, alleys end vacant lots,
and make the town III clean ~ possible.
1t will cost hut nominal sum to do
this, "ndil might possibly be very bcnc.
iiciul.
OS the arrival of Uncle Samucl's
mail from Tie Great East yesterday
morning, we became the recipients Of II
proposition, the novclty of which is
only exceeded by its mngnifccncc. The
proposal is nothing less than tlIat for
the triiiinG consideration Of footing our
editorial horn for the brief period Of
eight months, in the especial interest Of
aparcr town i'll New Jersey, VIC shall
he rewarded with n 3O.ioOt lot upon the
NinCland tract, i'll the aris:Ocratic town
Of Laiidisvillc. We have always had {.
dcsirC to own II town or cranberry
marsh, and would prefer il in jersey
to any other place outside Of the United
States, and il the engineer of this lively
enterprise will send his duppcr little
town OF! here va will buy il, IL VIZ like
the looks Of il. There's nothing small
about us but OIir feet.
TCErLrs.-rhC Industrious Chinu-
man who cultivntcs the upper garden
just hnck Of town, yesterday received
box containing about dozen live
turtles. They came from Sacramento,
i'y slow freight, and Notwithstanding
their long, dry and hot riIc they np.
pcnrcd Ia he lively and in good cundi.
ton. The exact usn for which they arc
intended, was not nsccrtuincd, but NJ
they were turned loose in u mud hole
in ono conner Of tho garden il IL nat
uraily supposed that they are intended
for breeding purpnscs, and subsequent
ly 10 form II delicious article Of food.
TuE BGuSo MtLL.--Tho Mnr,lis mill
at iirunn. Is regularly ut work upon ore
ot tho district, and We also learn lha
several tons Uf orc from the laio ricl
nifiko at tho head Of Hope Gulch. II
island Mountain, has been shipped I,
the mill ~ II test II itE practical vnlur
II il works pr"pUlIinnnlcly, ns well ~
assays, tho owners have q most vnluabl
property for the lead II u large ouc. an,
the quantity Of ore "btainablc III nliuos
unlimited.
OuH SrocEs.-Thc Cornucopin stock
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buOi< Az T'IIISI

Remnant & Go. will, from This time
forward, sell their cutirc stock 81 dry
goods II! much lower figures than ever
before, aud without, any regard Tor their
original cost. II any doubts arc enter
Lnincd ~ To the sincerity Of this n'acr.
ton, they Gait easily Ia removed by
personally applying nj ihcir large dry
goods establishment.
Tur Gcm Saloon uari thirty barrels
81 iinco Beer during tho Iaat month. an
average nf ~ gHllons per day. Who
"Iya tln town H. dun
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

\ meeting Of the Democrats Of this
precinct will 10 held at tho Court
honso Oh Monday evening ut o'clock,
for the purpose Of organizing II Demo
cratic club. \ full attendance is re.
questcd.
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NOTICE.

THE -rARrSLRSlIIp HERETOFORE ESs
iilny between the Undersigned, In tho
biSrssiniihin:; bus.n,Ar, II thIa ,iay dissolved
10y mutual consrnt. AIR. Drheo Rtii eullect ali
bulls aud psy all the Its Of the late firm.
Ell liULBItOOR, y
Eli,h ErT. July C, 1870. $500 I,Idi
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P0s'rruNIsslIsS,t,.

Tho dry an which the abovn HsscsaIurnL
should bccnnt" delinquent II hereby ifISIb jn,1i
until the fith ilny Of August, 1916, anil the dag
II sale until Tuesday the fi.li, Ilay VI SrplcluS
Der, 1876. 81 the fainIc hour aud llaGr
jeT-td Us. MAYuuGII, Secretary.
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Sweeping Reduc"
tons i'm our en-
tire stock

That il will bc Impossible ior niy ihly Ia rrris
~" prices and goods that W. Cnu lny before
them. .....
The New York herald., 1876-12-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

o..
Cotton quiet middng i4c: low middling, io'.c. good
STsn.y M 'ss Sss ssepss spost a sss' Exports coast
Cotton steady. fair demand; middinT ilasc low mid.
S Sass alss ESse e'dns Esps i Great Ms sssS. s
to the Channel. a,a4o. Sales. 1000. stock, 2seils.
MoBlLr Dec. 10. 1875
Cotton quiet middlug. liSc low middlng iossc. good
ordinary o iosc Set receipts asa 81 bales Exports coast
Cotton quiet: mlddng. lisss.: low nild,ins iiss.;
psrs-io Great Britain $40 Sales 1000 Stock, oa,is5
CHARLESTON Dec 10. 1876
bales Exports Great Britain aoS sAes. aooo Stock,
,.,. w.ss1os y. S.Io e. De-, H., TO- ,s7s
for strained Tar quiet ut u 80 ~ - -.
Flour steady Wheat quiet amber Michigan, spot and
December 80 February 4o, No rcd winter ~ so;
s7s new 445sc: So = 4e.; new s4ssc damaged 4asc
nss :. & s''f'ss Mss ssssd
soc cloysr seed steady a. W. dressed @ hogs steady @ r.
nss @ 90 Do Sss DO 9ss A. do sss
BUFFALO, Dec 10, 1876
No receipts reported for the last twenty
Trade on 09anss is almost s. ut e omy sales
at wheat, $50 bushels Northwestern spring Is;
800 bbls at unchanged prices Other articles nomnay
changed - -
rleu, steady .sles, osSl: Wnss,s,% No lIIwss.
No white Michigan 81 So ex.,. do :, So Corn steady
Barley quiet weak: NO. lCanadn held
at 81 O6; No. 2 do, 9jc. Corn meal unchanged Mill
feed unchanged Railroad shipments-Flour 1890 bbls.
CHICAGO. Dec 10, 1875
Flour in good demand at full prices Wheat active. fm
and higher; NO Chicago spring. 81 ~. CASH ~ 1874.
january; 81 2lt February: No do. VI OI4 VI 0Sa
jccted 94c. 9c. Corn unsettled but generally lower;
44sc, cash; THO January 44lc February Oats easier;
33sc.. cash; 3jac, January; 33slc 335sc. February
Rye nominaly unchanged Barley easier Vt 6tc Pork
settled but generally higher closing hrm SIG 5U cash;
sS So January si5 ~. sic 50 February Lard
aud higher; $40 40 q SO 60 January, $40 621a,
February Bulkmeats steady and unchanged. whiskoy,
81 os. Receipts-flour 10000 bbls.. wheat 5000
bushels; corn. ll2.otD do; oats 26OOO rye,
i4oOo DO; barley. 1900 do. sLipmen,s-fiour 1000
bbls wheat bushels; corn. 1900 oats, 1900
do rye. 400 do barley 1900 do Al the afternoon
call OF tho Bosrd.wheat In active demand and higher;
hghsr 4ssc:. January i4,scs 44s.c Februsry 4s'sc.
May. Oats dull; nominally 33i4c., cash December;
33sc Janu ry: 3s7sr February. Pork quiet and shade
lover; $i6 IS January xi6 Is February Lard easier;
giO a7l. January: y February.
The New York herald., 1876-12-20
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY

clean io oi6 bb total saies clean. do roueh In
mills. estimated cisHn 1900 do do to arrive. estimated
clean. tp.uOO do
quiet steady 7c currency for domestic
and 7'sc gold Tor foreign.
srKAsisr-Tbs market and closed with io7sc.
SUGAR Market for still dull unsettled and nom
nai Refined strong with good business We
quote rslr refining sae good do ius Cuba grocery
boxes. Nos sto i3 iose. do. measses hhds aud
boxes. stc. ec Porto Rico refining. common 30 prime
refined standard A. l1sc. iAc. on A. llise al1sc
crushed. i2iae powdered, Ike granuated. llgsc
TALLow.--Receips io hhds and ri bills. The market
shade hmer The sales 90 100 lbs at ssc and
Tix-rhe market foreign very quiet but steady
We quote Bancs. lie straits Isle English sc do.
refined Isle all gold Pateschareoal nomin ally 81 Is
50 70 do terne. - 20 a ~ 30: coke. 50 u 81 70
ToBAcco.-The N arket exceedingly dull and have
only 100 hhd Kentucky les AT unchanged prices
and Of seed leaf lp sundries a c a5e and 100
WHIsKEy.-Reccpts bills. The market WAS hrmer
bbi sold a ~ i2 cash but NJ the close there were
FRxlcnrs.-Thers was quite q limited business accomp
lshed all classes OF tonnage and rates were supported
being relatively higher In than foreign
markets. accounts for the sagnation to trade In oserssa
tonnage Berth was In fair demand aad steady and
for room 10 Glasgow per steam an advance Tor grain
from yesterdays figure demanded Engagements com
prised lo Liverpool steam, 40 boxes bacon 41s
300 do cheese. Dos. aud by sail 1oDp bushels grain
esel haul storel British ship lS tous laid
the berth general at Sd 10 lbs; 900 bales cot
ton private terms. TO London, per steam. o1 bales
IS. I'D. charters -mbracedA British bark. 462 tons
from Wilmin gton TO bavre. with cotton. at io2d Nor
ana 1000 refined petroleum. al d. I'd aud .sc the
Brh brig. iol TONS In our last WAS at o. 0ied, with
American schooner $40 tons from Phadelphia to Gbra
for orders with 5000 refined petroleum. at .7c
10 tho Mediterranean Adratie s2c Norwegian bark oos
hence Cork for orders with $500 bbls do IT 5s I'd
United Kingdom option OF Continent. 5s. od.
The New York herald., 1876-12-20

ctrie acid Quiet 7sc TIC Lcorice ouet
.ssessS sa0'sa
.elid 4. aae. ass; sols: r,sn..slii at. &c s@.
s small al ssc s5,.e: csr,sano Al iac. ca,t easn
At a ia
y $40 70. sp.n 'Uss ws I = q. e os
%si M ssfas % Sswioansisnd and g. xorsssisn Rsa
j. ss ss e, Saps ,rs. 1ss1 = :. IDS
gold in Gsiiiornia Arsenic wasin n.r demand At sise
seeds were quiet wo quote Mustard-Yslow Cali.
ness ~ oo yellow Saow" Enssa moi MS & c ana s1sa
Prime Dutch saseted !! - .nd smyrna a. % - snp
cos.naer yss aus.so :. s,.e camo%iie nowers were
and 81 2sc. tor new Roman. ui,eenne wss in
r 1t s 5. root 1s ..sss I % ac sas. s
cording auasy rones quoted lsc. s5c.
m srss'S a. & Tor s.
@ saa o H s and ross % 6aS.
steady at 4Sc zoe for blood and 81 81 oi Tor
isae Ie do DO. export .iSs Ys.. gold;
A. e7e AssstGsidA steady as iac i7s oar6ona,e
ssrS aaes We 'S auoss-oii eerss%o, 5 oais oil oil
- II :Sss,
" TO- o., wn'srsssn - 30; o sassar.. insia.iye es
ass Ensish chemiess we're aaes the sale. 8
y. .od s = 100 soSl sasse n &c o
spot ws ssa y ss. ssSa Soda s.
all gold; bleaching powder - carbo-
soda. ohm Dwight Co.'S lin kegs. 4c.
tkAinkas were quet At 5uc for prime Sccse and 2ac.
35c. for mixed
fisn.fhc market quiet Tor all kinds Of fish. About
500 goldfish sold nj $o ~ - GEORGES
aud - 37s Tor Grand Bank Msckcrcl offered very
Freely held firmly 81 80 IS Tor No 81 30 $40
for No =. aud SIS so Tor No l. Box herrngNo stock
In H. hanis Barclled herrinL-UD bbls. Halifax shore
sold So rs and 100 bbs Portland round "a 70
We quote -CodHsh--icoryc's Bapk. ri x6 so; Grand
BANK 81 30 - 70 Mackere Extra $40 S3s mess
SIS as,s bloa,ers, so ST shore No SIS SO; do
do No . Su do No. 3. none; large No. 2, $40 Sl2.
box herrinrs Sealed. 22c. No. I. l5c
Flour AND GRArN-Kercipts--Fiou I3616 bbls wheat
5000 bushels. meal 5 sacks corn - 2,o bushels
oass 1876 do barley, 500 do; barley
malt. =. 100 do. The flour market quiet but hrm all
kinds oeins held ui or improved figures The sales
800 bbls including state Western aud southern,
the annexed quotations Rye -four was quiet with sales
$50 bbs Corn meal steady with sales OF about
1900 bbs ~ 80 for Brandyw and 81 % ~ 10 for
4 ycllo Va
The New York herald., 1876-12-20
HARD AGROUND.

A largo force OF ut work all day yesterday
unloading the British steamship Quang So from China
which Is stranded Oyster Island, TO the south Of
BcdIocs Island Mcssrs Henderson Brothers, the con-
sgnees Of the vessel having come 70 the conclusion
that, to get tho big craft aaoat II was necessary TO
tighten her.
rne Coast wreckng Company informed HERALD
reporter yesterday that the schooner q. l. Aerrits
had arrived at Congress Stores, Brooklyn, from she
wrcck OF the English ship Crcassan, lying on Bridge
hampton, and bringing about 100 tons OF cargo. The
schooner reports that the Circassian is lying In
favorable position for being hauled on. As curious
this tho second time tho Circassan has
fallen the hands OF the Coast Wrecking Company
tho nrst time being when she was q Hteamsnip and
went ashore In 1869 of Squan, N. J.