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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-06

VALUE OF PouLTRY 1T is esti>
mated that the 10000 Of families
in the United States consume two
dozen eggs per week, and $50 worth
of poultry during the year. If so,
the aggregate will reach 100000
900 per annum. Nov consider the
number of eggs and poultry sold to
the hotels and restaurants, exported,
ETC., and we may safely add another
Sl00,000,000, footing up grand
aggregate OF $500, 100000 per an
mum, as the value of poultry in this
country.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-06

MERINo Wool. The wool grow
ers of merino sheep in Jackson ceun.
ty, Mo-, held a public shearing -
Thirty one animals, from one to five
years old, averaged twenty and one
half pounds of clean wool per head.
The heaviest fleece was from two
year old ram, and sheared thirty
pounds.
, 1877-04-04
D1tY GOODS.

nnr!o7 Tie ~nek 1n6inE With ycstcrdky vary liberal
dtstrihuton Of dry go,ts wAa Accomplished. Mora
hnycrs FeFc rfsrnt than during any previous week of
the scAaon. and though rrrson.l sclectlous rue.
vcro Mcrato ta aggregate OF their purchases reached
sat1sdctory proportions, Whe in bleachcd and brown
eotons there t unset1iti focnR, the 1ncytascd
activity dcve1oped within tue rAat few days Ess given
the general market mars ste&4lnofs than II hs4 shown
for some previous and a sIdea be4tar feel,
ing to apparent. Al tho tata reduction there As been
largo movement In prnu and for 1t&naard makes Job.
bt arc Of tho opinion that bottom nRurts hAvs bcen
reached. For bleachcd and brown eottons the 9uota
tfont may b. subjected To soe further odtneAtaona
though ht the noant the Indications fsxorabts to
tho ..anenancr u PRESENT prices Since ptuvtoua
ttS = Il aaa K ,n.a ss 1issd ~: supsFGE wsshn
brown euttonsi 14c in laljan Orchard "A. DvtglIt
Star - and Confidential q fub irruWiIit and t{c Ia
, 1877-04-04

cATTLk-ThGrs good strong tAtt'a market yea.
tt1aAy. betLsr than average clAss Of sto light
run, and improvement Ia tho postiou Of ths mar.
ktts below al operated as0rah, and sales wers quick
It better p1ces By loioo puF 100 bs than prevailed
last weak. Thrss good Atsndaaca Of ths diaar.
elAa4es Of buyes and ths bulk ths ca3ta
had bten weighed on. No e1tra d5uyes vcrs o6ssed,
And - % tie highest price Psd but tho p.upor
ton Of good 70 prime steafs wAa more than usually
pruEneuL and tbs larger part Of The dAte work va
accomplished It psees FhusnG from a. ~ upward to
"a tor averages Of Ssp u60 10 400 lba. feedess
paid Whtle local butchers operated pysuct.
hAy u Ga:uO1tla. ve.ls vsss Ia soma demand. With
eAlsA u k3.os1. 13 for c0uMQa ~ Ifills Ros. Thu
nv bo
, 1877-04-04
THE o., o. 4 f. R. v. R. R. BONDS,
10 ths Editor ar 7As Tribune,

OTTAWA, ILL.,, March 31.-In an u1tiele pub
l!aheI ycsterlay, hca.lcd "lsattroad Douds
Bluttcl Out," you say that the Ottawa, Oswcgo
4: Fox River Valley Railroad, In nld OF which
Dttawa and other tnwns Issued tts bonds, u only
tIIty.seycn ca long; while, In fact, It II eighty
twu 1ults 1ang, extending from Wcuona, In
Marshall County, to Geneva, IN kano County.
You also soy, "Thc only cush capital tnsc.tcd
In It Was the proceeds nf these bnn4s;" while,
III fact, there was added to this more than
Sl00, ,OW Of private aub4ctipttons, aul not less
thAn $aoO, 900 paid for tho stock transferred to
tho Chieugo, Burlington d. Quincy Company,
over md above 81, 0US, 900 dcsirol from euse OF
arst-mortgaEgo bontis ot tho road, which went
iuto liz ronatruction. This was tho cost Of
seventy miles Of ruad from Htreator to Geneva.
The twelve miles from Wenona tn strcator were
built by tho Vesinilltun Coal Company, anil sold
to the Chicago II Alton 1lallroad Company. On
thla portion *00, GOO Ut tho bonds weso Issued.
There aeems 10 be disposition somewhere to
cover up tho lniquity Of Ills boni-sepudlatlon.
These rich towns nlong The limo were very aux
ioas to get thls road, and would not part with Il
to-day fps many times tho amount Of their
bonds. They knew very we'll that tho road
would nut have been built without tho ail they
proflrfed. We took their bonds I'll tho best II
faith ]; aud othcrs-many of tLeln In moderate
them Of US, u those TO whom We sold, In like
nou4 J1Ah. There was no thFuAt 0f stpualta.
lion. no attctnpt to restrain their delivery by
Injunction. Tug intertat was promptly. paid,
ah'! all seemed fair until the TUad was fHshAl
and put Into the hands Of company that has
run 1t fran the lirst IN splendid style, furnl4lt-
!ns every facility and convenience IL shipper
| and Traveller Gut, when all that ihcse well.to-
thcS began tu east about for some way to
cscape their checrfulIy-ussumcd obligations
, 1877-04-04
AMERICAN CITIES.
Sxx TpRK.

3pSd13 1H9pose& % 1As 7ft8&N4
NEW Sokx. ApFu a.-0aAih-Yor sprtas Hhtst usr-
kel about 10 tixhcr With aodsrat% export and CIR
milling dcna1ds wptes wheat quiet md nomnatiy M.
chanSe!i sales - on BY unSrsded spstus st sl..sQ
lat No. Milwaukee, si.<s2l.43 IN stoss, hos,
saa : HIel AltHaRkea, SITE In e&ass.
kys .Qulct and ara II s2as3s foE West.
cru baas 'loahi something doing for s4port,
With particulars kept aulAt barley about tho same.
moderate mailing dssaAad; &Ass II, SO bu Ax.sowed
STATE, pas Al s7o deltresrd from stose; 10 alnder On
private tssHas III bx ebotes angraaa4 csnAla p6{c;
80 bu feed nssasy, 100 IN storsr hsssY a In limited
request u unchanged txurea CAaAdA ps&s nominal It
bak4la Ia hopa; xrrsn PEAS In guod supply dulf
l.Ao: southesa black Quvtct u T. s%2 a. Two huahe
bAxs Cprn without decided change ta pFlest sIs trAs
, 1877-04-04

FOREIGN.
6pfc{H4 Q{ttadtcA 10 M TrihuAx

6ps4al AttpgtcA 10 M 7risuA4.
Liv1Ksool. April t-3;3U p. n.-lkxAptTuyvs-
FSSml douE, No. !. 23A Bds No. J. 74A al. WhssS-
spring No. I. tlsl No. loa, ~hlts NJ. l, iis, No. 4
los Ddi csuh. No. I. lis 4aJ No. i IIs.
Ilcst unchanged.
LsvxHroot. April s,-Cor1os-uuoysut, q $50
Gkds saies Of 3ooo balsa speculation and export.
6.Upo; American. ts,0nO
faEos aud fabrics II Xantheatas dult.
DREAhsTrgys-Sheat- -tssceptA tor ehe 4atk "a COO
ossi American. q, uo ant California white wheat
t0a od6lls do club. ~ ol1a 4dt No. 10 No. rad
WosteFa spfiuk. toaIlss d. xlntsr. tA a1al0a lod.
Floaf-Westsrn canal. Ia ala25s ID. Cosn-Westssa
mixsd, ats u, uvv Do. 2:s ~. OatsAu,as1e&u. x44
10 ~. Dsr!eY-Amasacsas - u. Peas-csaa.tlsa,
So cd.
CL0TERs1Kxb-Amefse4n, GS313A
Psovtsloxs-Meas pork Box Primo mess beef. ~,
Ls1d-Amettcaa IA el- uAeon-Iong eleaf, Us ed,
shuss elcaT. 4ls.
CuxAts-Yfna American. ~.
TALL0W{QA
farsotsvA-spistss. los, reaasd. lssalss d.
Llkaz1D DtL-2Ns.
Nzsts-Conmon, 6t{s, pAls, l3A
6ftHtrs sTussxx<lxA-1ss Cd.
LohDok, April 3.-UALoUrtA L1ssxRp-4saA a
sFtuIEs TVxfsxTtHs-2oSSA
ANTWERP April
, 1877-04-04
REAL ESTATE,



Tuesday, Aprtl3:
CiTv PROPERTY.
Thirty. tfr1t II. t1o 1t . Of Wsbasi av, t 21x
l73X II, dated March ~ hj:....+....,.......,G TOO
Wilcox Il - Il Y Of raMphts ~, u I, 2sxl2@ =
q, with Improvements dated March Al.>..t auu
Itntatet II, ,.1 It OF Willow II, q I, 1&1l.{X
r. dRte.l March hl7..........n..., i,9U
Qaian Il, l59 + OF Archer ~, Y /. 2lsilatL
Jsns i, IT ?9i'i Il 81 iis:nxee ~ II;
l1& II. with buildings, dAla April 2.,,,..., l,1aO
Langley ~, btt~ssn ThtEty.ciEhtk ard
Thirty .njn!h IT, " I. 211t.l Il, With build.
a1E Aat4,l MEtch st. -. apQO
Pam!na 1t, u s.10 Il n VI ruk st, v I, GOxy
3{tloDcrt Z. Mckinney to AAry AtnrYi4j.,., 1900
Flouraoy =, 77tto Of LeAstlt1 u. IL. 7toxl5
Floafnt!y It. A1ft v oi Caliiornm ~, ! I, 1s1 ~
l14k Il, dated April ..... .....,.......... lSJj
Elxsath IL. tNl Il Of Stewart avt ~, Hix3!t
ts 1fteS Aer " 3. ! i;;s toc
Twenty. ssst1t, il { car 81 iisnoytf.i d 1. 0'
9lxl5t O. TO It, A4lsl AEAFrh 1...........,., $500
Ilnwson st, 10 r " ot Mciacary q. q I. 23iJ3
II. dated Apft! go
eOufA ~ GIFT LlMGTS. WITHIN 4 Radius o. tRT8H
NILK4 or T!Ik CoJxr'toUEk.
Bowen ~, &l7 II o pf HlhcenueA ~, II, 2ikK
I4ls.l0ft. wiki building. dated MRFch ii q AQCQ
Bowen W, west Of and neaf TlHtcnncs ~, u I,
A1xtU II, dated March cll3.....,:........,... ~ 1850
y.eecD1d st. la3 7. 10 IT, vt Langley ~,
ai2Ax1t7 7-1uft twill h building No. il Lang.
ltI tcsracs). dated Mssch h3o.".............,. a0D
, 1877-04-04

!ae toilowing grain WA Inspected into store In
thl' sty Yesterday morning: car No. 2 spring, !.
cara No. 8 do. cars Esjeetad do, cat no grade
" wheat; ID cars high mixed corn, u eaa new
do. II cara now mixed, JOG ca1s No. corn, II
cars fotcel%d. 3 cars no grads {l84 eogn)t car
white osA, cars Rejected do; car No. ! sys; 2
ssts rejected barley. Total, 1T cars or ii, 600
bu. !nspected outs 1b, aol bu wheat, 10, So In
soFn, !, W. su oah, l.uio bu rys, and 3, 7s2 bo
barley.
Toc eax-loaas Of wheat inspected iuto store
Jessesd'J compare but unfasotsb,y With the o.
ears 1 year ago and 80 cars for Tho corresponding
day Of tho week In 1875.
The stock OF wheat 10 0laaRow !a1t Saturday was
los, 0oo qrs, sgalaas Jas. GOV u tho btyuuiog Of
the gear, being tas unusuAlly large deeteaax Of
, 1877-04-04
1Y TET.EGftApI{.
NKW YUHK.


1o a. Resfern Assoetatsd Fsess
EIw fonx, April A-Guld weak, opening 1t
104E and closing at 10tai. Carrying rates 10 3.
Ioans wese also made AAt
Silver at London, 5JH pence. Hero ettyor bars,
12lH in srecnbaeks and 11U IN gold. Silver coin,
4 discount
Governments wefc steady.
Railroad bants wcrc quiet.
State securities were dull.
The day has hccn orc Of great excitement and
very wido fluctuations of, tho Stock Exchange.
During early hnnra tho mnrket swayed 10 and fro
on varfons reports In regard TO the railroad war.
Tho denial Of President Scott to President Garrett
Of any combination, offensive ana defensive, by
the New Tork Central, E.te, and rcnty lranIa Com.
panies was encccettcd bY i report that Ms.
Garrett was here, and n noon was In conference
With Vanderbilt. This last report Rase rise 70 m.
.uors That the matter was likely 10 be arranged.
and for a lime there was hrn,cr feeling In trunk-
line sl.arcs. In the afternoon, howevcs. Panama,
notwthstantlinR tho tcn,i. annual abatement show-
ing earnings at tho rate Of i! pei cent per nnnu.
ion iao e io wiSssi sn1
aet s an" sod Il a. sa.y SssF o.s % '
bid aud 10 asked. Tbis enormous decline
VIVA caused BY the announcement thai Tscnor ",
Railroad at noon today. had failed to enset hin
I'd 80 heavy Investment. IND had indasea large;
there was strong tkclhood and probability Of lila
refusing to take his contracts. tho meat insente
io ss 10 isns a. fass H. eo.s ss g
i.slc in ife day il became known that Join ronlir.
the broker, had failed, and The general llst
hoar fol z a1 e. Il ds.l1s. s,s IT, ": ~;
at tho e1o.a hsinp feyettsa eut ssteng Lska shore
t,cnsssI openea Il DlS md closed Il p0if. west.
, 1877-04-04
GENERAL MARKETS.

AA|UaVk-"A sbtAA{ - @4.iaE1&Q.
0oA.coRN-Was gutst sad unchanged: Chelca
green husl. aA17e, medium husl. rcd dipped. 4xs3ei
GEsau h1psh. With bur! eDouEh 70 work Il t13e ssd
tipped, With d. 4a4&ei rcd do. sa,4c, green eoyers
and .uaiae. AA5ci rod tipped d. 29c: iusdA br,lsh+
33ac medium 10 choice stalk bra1d, S251c; inferior
brush. 2hGS1e; crooked DO, 204c.
nUTTEK-Ths market developed no usw features.
far local and shipping demand e1lstsd and Pre- sops
prices PRETTY veil sustained, though thars
Esnsfa feeltnE thai lower fxusea n m1at psvys uttlo
, 1877-04-04

Hew revelation, OF ths possibilities in quick trans.
pdrtston u frexht AcEosi tAs CantlnsRl hAvs hs4u
hiado recently. f1H watks ago s4,4 Of e4
.aiitssa r.: 49.,: Y q. ansrs ho ill., Tsis t.as
aud fancy aftces from lha cir Of rskinx which ie
ean Flancsco Or Msfch 70 By tic Central Uni0n ri.
Freight Iinsl, G14 arrttel IN Nav York March
fse. s,ae!sass:. ',i.s a.9es ped = p.ls +
e.ms Msda tho unpttcedcntaa TINA for 4 freight
Train Of ten dAft actAs te Continent ThA f9eYhE ID
EeN York hEAs hat about half tUt shipment l. 10
~ IN y Loaden and Wit ha br l1TeFpo
eAlttnx fEQ1 this port DAY. All tho aoods aro fr0n
China and tAp4n and thely total sAus il VERY jsTge
This Last tTetKhS train u IN experiment made 10 show
tbs English lMpoFtess fr0m China sn1 japan task the
tFans American Fpute 0netaa tusta The tst 4nI Speo.
lest co1FeJsnro of thetF Oriental p4fchaAeA
FOAE10H IMPORTS.
Goods received At Chicago Customs. April =
t677: Fuller 3 Fuller, 1 cases Of dlto1iug pspss;
J. D. FEeneh, cave Of alhuua; S&ssiauss BroA
b Co.. cases Of dsy.Eoods; ]. Baast 4 Co., 8
eases OF musical tastsumen4; II. Endssis, ease
Of hooks; Canon. Pine, Scott Co. esses Of
dry goods; Field, Lsitss Co., eases Of dry
goods; 4 b. Aeeksr 4 Co., l car Of pig-lson.
Amount OF duties collected, jo, ,e33. le.
, 1877-04-04

6oA AH4anto Nerala
Yesterday gentleman zcstding in 1eat'
modest cottage In tho suburbs caught tramp
psowilng about his back yard, evidently trying
to steal something.
"Why don't you como to the front door y
you want auytLpga" Indignantly zoa1ed TUG
THAT'S what WIS looking for" was the hn'
plaent reply.
"Dl1u't you sce It On the other slle Of Inc
housgf" fetosted the gentleman.
allow MSS to know that wns tho front door,
No silYer door-platu, no bell, no Telephone, no
atatussy, no sesvaus - takn youf hat as'd cahe, &
Tell your htss there u 4 gentleman out hess
who Ii waiting for hls breakfast"
Whcu tho gentleman got baxk WITH Lbs soob
gVu Tia GatNN WA2 mol theta auv kApkEa
, 1877-04-04
nOOk 1RADE.StlE,

New yoRx, April 3--Georea A. Levitt 4
Co.'s sem!-snnual tssde-sais Of books aud
stationery was begun at Clinton Hall yesterday,
and will continue dustng ths week. The cata-
logue Ii very large cue, making book Of $50
pages. The lots disposed Of yesterday came
from the house Of James 4 OagooA & ca, and
aggregated Axyxrsl thousand volumes in aIl
branches of literature. The stock brought very
low prizes compared with BgureA in he c4ta-
ipxuG. :.
, 1877-04-04
COMMERCIAL.

Tbs following wars the receipts and shpnsnts
Of tho leading articles Of produce in this city
during tue twenty -four hourt ending att O'clock
Oh Tuesday morning. and fos .hs corresponding
time last year;
, 1877-04-04
FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL.

The banks snd the Board OF Trade wers closed,
A. agrcca upon, in order that nothing might pre-.
rent fn1l vote In tho municipal rlcctton. Many
Of the bus'ncsa houaca were cloted wholly OF par.
italy during the day, and there were In consc-
Qucnce no transactions In financial circles.
, 1877-04-04

NEW UKLE1NM y - : .
MaE S',., onLsSANs, onds. Aps1. 1Iv0o'd; 1otMRnA4.
stU1ling exchange, hankers' bills, 50Sh.
. YO1E{uNs
LoKnoN. April .. Hate of discount In open
market for three months hills, Ii; below the
bank Ut Englanl fhte, v.
Gopso]s fsr money sod account % lila .ua
1o.40s, 1os.i new o., 108A.
Ncw York Central, 10; Erie, ~; preferred,
PANS, Anil 3.-Hcntcs. 1887 35c.
PnANkroAr, April 3.-unlted States bonda-Nsw
IS. 1Q:}k,
, 1877-04-04

~ tntn @ ~ " t"s , sio,e qo ,n 1 W. ~ nn
VI. Wy, shG 'tst,u 1N)" )"nu tNE ri'eE A"u I'a't-
sades In direction md to formulation whcrc
nc never l.a'i b;sn l'efers and could rot now as-
Tweed WA received by smother Of lin new. .foni
fricnfls, and IN this refuge, disguised, he con-
timed
aiw.r. ncr or,rai ~ ,ts .,, ~, II %
srr., ia csrnno "o5 '1ntr,t"I ~ ny ~. a s.ntr
ie uA Implicitly what they directed. and
thcg held Him th hahl like trainers.
lie slept, he rose, he walked, he fuslc,
ute and lrnnk only - they Instructed him,
and II may be remarked here that tits discipline
aud relation was maintained Until he closed
hta engagement with tfcm satisfactorily
In Florida On March S, Tweed left Jersey City
and took up his tcmporary ai1ot'e -, % Staten
lhland, about half mile from Fort Watswottft.
At tho Harrows. in fsfermnn's hut, with Ills
two companions. Here the party Etaid two
weeks masking preparations. NJ. Tweed rot
ouly lived at thss sllal nan's hut Tor two weeks
hut eTcn made visit across tic channel and
stepped night 10 UrODkEyn,
, 1877-04-04

d. NV oALEAss. April S.-co1roa-Actire and high
sss salea 10 $50 bales; good ortnary b7felo4os lQv
1nld4llnG. i03s1i!cI AI4duE. ll4ullKe3 kood ul4s
dlnE. l4a!2es nadltuR fair. l7Aol:$sc, fstr. i1t4
lSat rees'psA net 72+s hsloss Krosa 1883, e1softa
ii Llsssroot s.ao7t TO pEcnaeu SOIL 10 DareesoaA
l.@IeI asack, 213.e el3.
, 1877-04-04

actYe. sad eonIinued 70 " tbs cIVse with pces ara
~ Aeuna saa loc higher ~ heavy krs1es. Light
In sJupathy: kse4 ha1a 1aags " u shah y; sE1p-
pc1s md Interior ml1e3 1T selling at 81 soa3 III
, 1877-04-04

Ntw Yo1x, April a.-Ths Jobbine trade was mora
actite. hut nt,tlNs1& oont1nes light with c0fpufp.
sion houses Cation eoods wefs aliet In hret hands
and pFteEa 10 TaW1 aud hsActGu EnIs xere tryuSuax
lrtnts Mttr qutst qnahAns wtsp moru selIva. QTpaa
aooaa Mef9 tn faif daMaot. ltcns wear af wn1txns
ware 1otSt. Futtlxn costt4 Ners moving Lowly,
, 1877-04-04

Tok4l....s-,..-.s..,.. 73lhk8 So5s 10A 41t 914
Total Of all kinda tn stofc, h. 070, B68 bu. These
AEurcs show decrease during Last week OF 50, Ael
bu wheat, i, 200 bu rye, and b, $50 bu harley, and
An tncrcaso OF 4+5, 0t1 bu corn, and >, IA bu
oats. Total increase, 354, Bill bu.
In addition 10 the above thern ws4 adoAt In the
has6or 6. COS bu No. wheat 70. 41B hu rejected
do lol, :D3 bu No. eur1,, IS, lao ba rejected do
81, 2X5 bU high mixed corn, G6, Q5l bu new do,
o.. OIL ba new mixed do, .023 ba No. rye, and
10, 651 bu No. !. dU.
, 1877-04-04


WILMINGTON, N. C.. April 2.-sstzt1s TpEFRaE1
-Fitm st sAc-
, 1877-04-04
#VVEs
Tho boston Shipping List says1

There continues to bs fair tualaess dntns Ia wool,
tho sales OF last week amounting ], 2fj % H. but
price, ~ stil xssk. aud III taaJeaey In ,sea II
f4fpF Of euTtfa. athuu9o NATURAL ehsuKp AA l4ksn
place. There Ii still disposition ts part Of husd.
trs 10 closa ~ asoek! - ssst punIbs aud
eS.a assse ~ aad pae1 1bs .t1sk. ~ ~ l;txs ~
70 satisfactory looked low no0tEa ARu zal
MAaufAeture!s arg quits sn4t1rfeal 41ont supptlss
sufficient g bridge over y The ne1t clip, a1an with 0uF
, 1877-04-04

IT 1B 1tftUtf&tOudE EHht MIA O'L0H0f 4enE LUIS
letter To Attorney.ticncral Fulrrhlld with his
favorable recommendation. and that Mr..
O'Canor also signlllcd lila Intention to terminate
his more actiys connection with the Ring prose-
View, ti.e Attorney General has himself IuaIo
several visits 10 Tweed, mud has carried out
tho examination Of tho effects and ca-
pcclally Ut tho information which Tweed
had to turn over. large pile Of
In the contrul Of Attornny- General Fairchlld.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-26
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
TESTING the Water Works.

Superintendent Davis, Chief Engineer
waldraven and Mr.. ]. D. Brasel were
out with o force Of men, yesterday,
testing our new water works. Hose
was attached to the hydrant at the
Inter Ocean corner, and n powerful
stream was forced fully thirty feet
above the roof Of the hotel. Similar
tests were successfully made ut the
courthouse and other places. The
Durant steamer was brought out and
did very fine work at the Inter-OCean
corner, but did not throw as high or as
powerful u stream as was thrown from
the pipes. Our fire protection, so far
US the pipes reach, may o be regarded
as perfect, with the exception that the
pump should be duplicated or replaced
by one Of double action, so that IN case
one pump be disabled by accident, the
second can be used.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-26
LET US ERECT SMELLING WORKS.

Extensive deposits Of very rich silver
ore have been discovered at Bare Butte
and in other parts Of the Black Hills.
A small smelter has been erected at
Galena, the chief camp of the Bare
Butte district, and its completion and
successful working has already been
chronicled in these columns. The ore
is free from all those substances which
have made the smelters of Colorado
failures, and the simplest and cheapest
works will suffice to extract and save
all the precious metals.
Our moneyed men cannot make q
better investment of from ten to
twenty thousand dollars than by the
immediate erection of a smelter in this
city. Competent men can easily be
secured to operate the same; there will
be no difficulty in obtaining abundance
of ore for reduction; and there is big
money in the scheme for the men who
first unite their purse strings and in
augurate it. For months past large
quantities of silver ore have been ship
ped through this city to the st. Louis
and Omaha smelling works, and even
with this great expense, the shippers
have made much money. We cannot
afford to let this business slip through
our fingers, as it WERE. We suggest the
immediate formation of n strong stock
company, and hope to sec a smelter
erected ere the New Year.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-26
Cattle Markets.

In Chicago, yesterday, the receipts of
cattle were 440 head. Choice fat ma
tives at 1926 and stronger; S5.25G5.5O
for other natives; medium and inferior
Colorados, : 2.50G4; no shipping of
Colorados here; through Texans
unchanged with a poor quality;
no shipping demand; forty and two
hundred at s3.373; native butchers
steady; cows, s2.4O@3.5 so; mich COWS
in strong request at $4,000.
In st. Louis the receipts were 1900
head. Better feeding for natives, other
grades unchanged. Choice shipping
steers, IS. 5.25; fair to good, SAC
4.75; cows and heifers, S2.25@3.5o.
In Kansas City the receipts were
2,171 head. Feeders firm, other grades
steady; sales of feeders at S3.40@3.9O;
native cows, 80. 55@2. 20; through cows,
g. 10; Colorado steers, S2.S5@3.40.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-26

The 20-stamp mill recently put in
operation near Central City, Black
Hills, by Judge Mclaughlin and George
Cassells, of this city, is doing excellent
work. 1t has been running on ore from
the Keets bonanza, owned by Post Il
Whitney, with the best results. As
proof of the superiority of this mill, it
may be mentioned that it has saved
about SO more in gold per ton than any
of the half dozen mills now running
on the same ore. The is thought
to he the increased depth of the bate
ries of this mill. 1t easily crushes 40
tons per day, and has crushed as high
rs so tons in twenty-four hours.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-26

The Grand Lodge was opened in dde
form at s n. m. on Thursday. Quorum
present.
The installation of officers for b
ensuing year began at 10 a. m. The u.
NJ. elect resigned his Office. p. G. NJ.
II. Garbanati resigned the office OF
Grand Representative to the Grand
Lodge of the U. S.. and p. G. NJ. Peter
HANNA was selected to fill the vacancy.
The resignation of T. j. Webster was
accepted and p. G. NJ. II. Garbanati,
was elected to the vacant position.
p. G. NJ. II. Garbanati, was then in
stalled by p. G. NJ. Peter HANNA rs
G. N. of the r. W. G. L., I. o. O. F.,
of Wyoming Territory.
The Grand Master then proceeded to
install the following G. L. officers: ID.
G. NJ, F. MsFoote; G.. W., Jas. Vine;
G.. T., ii. Haas; G. s., IL. Altman.
The Grand Lodge then went into
secret session, and shortly after adj
journed till 9 p. IN.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On reassembling the following G. l..
officers were appointed by the Grand
Master: G. NJ, T. J. Webster; G..
g., NJ. d. Altman; G. Mess, Geo.
Kabis; G. c., II. l.. Baer; e. H., Geo.
Johnson.
District Deputy Grand Masters were
then appointed by the Grand Master as
follows:
Cheyenne Lodge No. /, p. HANNA.
Laramie Lodge No. ., n. l.. An
drews.
Mountain Lodge No. 3, s. Daniels.
Hope of the West Lodge No. 4. ii. l..
Baer.
Allemania Lodge No. 8, L. Kabis.
Evanston Lodge No. 6, w. L.
Wheeler.
Albany Lodge No. I, N. l.. An
drews.
Bridger Lodge No. 8, j. Hunter, Sr.
Excelsior Lodge No. 8, G. johnson.
The standing committees were then
announced as follows:
Charters and By-Laws-L. Miller, G.
Johnson, ]. L. Murphy.
Correspondence-Henry Altman, 5.
Daniels, II. Kimme.
Credentials-M. D. Altman, II. l..
Baer, J.. Kabis.
Finance-W. E. Wheeler, S. Daniels,
+. Shodl.
Crjevapces and Appeals p. HANNA,