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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-20

seusnern 49,
the bise-sas
tio" -Aiexsnaer H. Ssep"ees -
he Returned.
-
Som after the arrival Of Ex-Governor
- r r.. >, n.o,.,. =, A.. Tn.
Joseph L. pio"n u'o
tornational Hotel. virginia, yesterday ne
was waited upon by the NEWS reporter.
IT.. no-xar,o.t.. ..ri.i ,.n,,.u., NJ the
o'u senooi III ouFsnuoa' Iep'V"
man Of the South, venerable and COM
mandin In appearances, and an elegant
.on,...,io,.,i., NJ. vslcomed the re-
ro,,s, with ...y vrse, and dignity, and
,s,,nv .eco,,sd an interview. lie waa
nov entirely ont Of p~oli,ic.. was actively
a,s.,sl q, railroad and coal mining In
,-,r,.,. and WA. ON . tour Of observation
.na nls.,prs % thu Pacific Coast, bu, new
s,,hsls.. wa. ready 10 give TO the public.
49,, A.. u.,,uu NJ an. press. sny in.
~------, mr.. h., ,orna
iormAuon no
everywhere In tho North the same genera
intere., I'm the present condition and fu-
,,,a ,,o.n.,i,x q, Al. south. There had
'u'o P'",Pe'! r"-...m -,
BEEN anu 10 some ea'eh' 'ne's
betw,en the two sections no little misun-
J.r.t.nJing. both OF conditions and feel
ing. m. believed IL was only necessary
that correct information shouldb be difiuscd
and social intercourse resumed between
the two sections for this all IN disappear.
and for the most cordial relations 70 exist
between the people Of the North and the
South.
TuE P%nrsrprSriAL QUESTION.
Tn. ,.,or,.r ,sl,d ths general feeling
a. nr~-,,..,,-, ...-,,e. tn. nov'
W" '' ~ f"
ernor replied That although the south gen
orally believed President Hayes 10 have
been seated by fraud. at which they were
Justly indignant. they had accepted the
situation and wished him TO serve his term
out psseeaSiy. Insy ,nn nn, - ssni,
hal been seoai..eeJ in and that great
wrong could only be righted by an appeal
to the people at the neht fresidenna elee-
no" n.,ssl ia, p,ssllsnt Ws,s. h.d
Leen . party 10 tia, fraud or in any way
coonizant of ia existence al the time he |
| took bi. ...t. The main features Of his
.dmini.tration had been acceptable 10 tho |
nconls on Inc south. Tbey believed him |
bone.t and hence ala NOT wish him dis.
| pl.eed and the country subjected TO all the
uoli,ical uncertainties and bushes. die.
| iurbancss which would inevitably follow
such an event. They were entering once
more the season Of general prosperity
which was following the great depressions
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SENATOR IoNEs, SPEECH.


Ladies' and Gentlemen and Fellow-Citi-
zens Of Nevada: / should indeed possess
q cold heart II all its sensibilities were not
profoundly moved by this inspiriting
scene. From the moment reached the
eastern boundaries Of this brave State, l
hayo received an enthusiastic welcome.
Would that my tongue were inspired so
that I might give adequate expression to
the emotions that are struggling for ut.
terance. No speaker WAS ever honored
By Q nobler audience. II there DO any
class on earth that deserves the praise Of
men and the multitude OF nations II 10 tho
bold Pioneer OF empire, the bright, brave
men who carry their country TO inhospit.
able regions and 10 remoter shores. Tho
Pioneers are the amen Of civilization.
the evangels Of progress. II 10 the best
and brayest OF 0 land who smigrate. The
weak Of heart and purpose never emigrato
until the restless feet OF the Pioneer havo
marked the way.
Il 10 10 the untiring ambition. the push,
energy and downright pluck OF the Pho
neer that we owe our territorial extensions
and the magnitude Of our country's grand
domain. The greatness Of tho territorial
area Of tho United States was the constant
theme Of cougratulstion even when
the country wa very much smaller than IL
10 now.
The Louisiana purchase removed u
western outposts from tho Mississippi
river over 70 the shores Of the Pacific
Ocean. This Was an enormous stride In
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THE PICNIC.

Rinh Annual Excursion 81 the Pa
cine Csast Pioneers 20 bowers
nAnsien - The Day and tne
start-LAtest From she Grounds
Tho Emmcts Win she Goid
Sling -senator Jones' speech 10
the Pioneers.
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AT SILVER CITY
Q shs orounds.

Special dispatches to the NEWS from tho
picnic grounds are TO the following effect +:
Between two and three thousand people
are on the picnic grounds.
In the shooting match the Emnets
scored SOS. Nationals 3os, and sarsields
$50.
Senator Jones came TO the grounds on
the picnic train from Reno this morning
accompanied by the committee. lie has
lust delivered the following address from
the balcony to . large and enthusiastic an-
disncs In response to . glowing tribute to
his Senatorial career
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ESPECIAL Di,rArcurs TO TEE aoLD nni
DALI Naval
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n,auvc FOE MILL AND LIsiyo
s Bla ~! :. : SssP; ss;;:. s''''''''''' u '''
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schooner sunk.

QUEENSTOWN. July 2o.-whils the
steamer Adristie. from Liverpool 10 New
York. by way Of this port, was coming
down the channel yesterday In . heavy
fog, she ran into and sank . coastinE
schooner. The crew Of the schooner, with
ths exception Of one person, we're drowned.
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VIRGINIA & RUCKEE R. R.
CARSON, BOWERS MANSION AND
STEAMBOAT.

fNoMMgNciya SUNDAY. JUNE .. AND
continuing on followins subdAys until
further potioe, 8 special Train will run between
Virginia aud Steamboat. % follows;
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Tho Adristo embarked malls and passen.
gers here and proceeded for New York
Last night.
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
SONS OF LIBERTY.

The thirty-feurth annual meeting Of the Sons Of
Liberty OF tho largest German benevolent organ-
xations In the United States, held yesterday af
ternoon in Teutonia Hall, No. GO Essex street. Tho
attendance was very large, delegates being pres
ent from nearly every city IN the State. The
President OF tho society, Anton Stein, called
the meeting to order aud congrat ulated the
delegates on the progress of the or
gsnIzation. The secretary made the following 4
report Total number OF lodges IN the State, as,
winch have membership OF IL, 263; amount oi casn
IN hands OF treasurer. xl4652 9s. During the year
142 members and 127 members' wives havo dled, aud
the amount pad out was as toows.- .-On account oil
sickness, SIS 292 95; to widows OF deceased members
Sl6,077 20, aud Ior other ocnevolent parposes con
nected with the society, $1o,6d1 0s, making .
total Of s5o,osl 81 pMd out during the
year. Alter . short recess the following officers
were elected Tor tho ensuing year:-President, Ca
briel Lowenstein; Vice Prssiasnt, theodore FINN
Secretary, Charles Stubing; Financial secretary,
r. W. Hermann; Treasurer, Jscob Kramer; mar
snal, Jacob JuDgmau; stewards, Joseph Silberpsrg,
MAI. PtoifTer ana Charles Graf The officers elect
were installed with the usual ceremonies by tue
Nstionai Grand President, Robert Hemmings, after
which a gold wstcn aud cnan valued ~ $3.50 was
presented 70 the retiring president In the evening
the delegates sat down 70 banquet
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
MAKASCO'S DEATH.

Tho death Of Carlo Marasco as Bellevue Hospital,
Saturday evening, and tho revelations Of the suspi-
cous nature OF mis- injurios, published In ysster.
days HERALp, caused an unwontsd commotion
among the Italian colony OF York street. Az early
hour the morning the dingy apartments whore the
body was retained, pending she arrival OF tho Corc-
nor, was crowded with the sons Of Italy. who
expressed their opinions vehementy ana dsmonssra-
lively In thor native tongue Two factions held 9
hcrce war Of words all day. One party maintained
that Marasco had been murdered; the other that ne
had died sf drunken all. Coroner Eliingor vfstod
No. 10 York street and with the sssssancs oil Deputy
Coroner Goldsohmidt prepared 10 bold an autspsy.
While this operation was being performed me Coroner
proceeded TO interrogae the residents oil tho prem
isss who were supposed 10 know something abous
the oase Martha Elliott, houssksepcr, who Is
married 10 Italian. was positive that
she saw Marasco about eight NJ, the 30ih ult,
seated on tue fire escapa shorty ahervard she
heard dull heavy thud, and, looking out, saw
Marasco lying the yard under the hre escape He
was carried to his room by MS brotner aud removed
to the hospital the following day Marssco's vile
ciaims that he had not been IN the house Tor
Two hours previous 10 the time when re-
| eeived his injuries He lett the house about
six O'Clock. and at about eight carried up
stairs he said that some enc had pssen him the
yard. While he was iu the act oil arranging hrs
clothing IN closet man came In aud beat with
club and kicked him In the thigh. Is SAID that ne
had incurred tue Jealousy OF q FELLOW oountrym man.
An autopsy revealed that deceased came 70 hts
death ~ double fracture Of the skull ands fracture
Of the ubIa Ne arrests have bees nsd&
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
WELL WOUND UP.

'whcrsis Luke Bradyf" asked thc magistrate In
she Fnty-sevsnth street Court, yesterday
A bundle Of rags was hustled out OF the prisonors
box and cropping out si 10 was . wild eyed young
man, his head all emo side, and the lower part of
his mouth far IN advance Of the upper, II In con-
slant endeavor 10 get Al som ething. NNr
BRADY" continued the Court. ''you were very
drunk on Second avenue md Twcnty-sscond street
We're you notsn
mo, siri not drunk" dstorsing his mouth aud
rolling hts eyes. .'Stagnation OF tho blood. I'm
dying; been dying these SIX montbs.n Here be
talked rapidly, a1d bis words mingled with
each other until ne was unintslligble
But incohsrent he no talked
and talked. Talked while the officer made
hrs complaint, talked while the magislrate tried 70
make himsef heard, talked while ali the court room
laughed, talked when no was committed 10 Tho care
Of tue commissioners and talked until he taken
cut OF SisnL HIS story was that he nau been dying
by inches 'for ever so iong,p that he had been 20
bellevue Hospital and TO other institutions, that he
bad swallowed any quantity Of medicine win No
good eject ae18 .gr@tIe .satf U48u Es.M F.V
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
SUSPICIOUS DEATH.

The circumstances attending the death Of william
Roach, iutns Charity Hospital Jersey City, Mon.
dap last will omorrow sagags the attention Of shs
Grand Jury now in sessioa ~ the Hudson County
IN. J.) Court House Tho hospital physicians cert-
ned that Roash's death resulted from phthisis but
is thought that ~ resulted rather from injuries
ceivoa In street light and want Of proper Two
months ago Roacn caused Judge DAVIS 10 issue
rant Tor tue arrest OF Isaac Traphagen, blacksmith
lu mis- complaint he alleged that while waking along
Newark avenue he met Trspbagen wheeling a baby
carriage. He was stranger, bu, Roach walked up
him to make INQUIRY. Trapnsssn, he said,
turned on him aud bsa. MIN severely. He was ar.
rested, and ihere appearing no external bruises or
injuries on Roach. Judge Davis liberated the accused
under $500 bail. Rosch vas q stranger, and tho
Judge csmmitts sd him The County jail witness 70
IRON internal injuries - she time, and while he re-
mainsd IN jail iaisd rapidly. when Jailsr ALIENS
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
BURNED TO DEATH.

Mary Mevines . servant. forty years OF age, 1T Q
Are in the range OF the basement at No IL Gramercy
Place, at about six O'Clock yesterday morning The
other servants startled by hearing screams from
people opposite building, on Nineteenth street.
Looking from the windows the open space
they women gesticuating as II TO attract THOR
attention. They hurried down stairs and found the
place flied with a suiocating smoke. Mary Conner
the iaundress,, groped her way into tho kitchen
aud IN her efforts to throw open the windows
stumbled on body lying near the range. When ths
smoke had cleared away The cnarrsd corpse Of Mary
Mslvins was found PROSTATE on the nosr. She was
terribly burned about the head and face. and had
evidently struggled hard to extingush the flames,
range wore soied with nngsr marks, as II the
woman had cndeavorsd to Rropc her way through
the smoke to tho light
Deputy Coroner Miller granted burial permit, and
the body subsequently removed TO the residsnce
Of friends, at No. 3l6 East Twelfth street.
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
MICHAEL DAvlTTS. OPINION.

lecture was delivered evening In tho new PARK
Theatre. Brooklyn, In prssoncs Of an audience Of
ABOUT iour hundred people, by M Michael Davits on
the subject o s'lrsh Representatives in the British
Parliament" william e. Robinson presided. The leo
turer said he had faith Pararnena reprossn.
taton, IN the homo rule party the repeat party the
disruption parry. Now that the Baot bill had been
enacted a. law the peasant can vote Tor any man.
witnout his landlord knowing how he voted. There
not, he said single irish nationalist In Paritame T.
and thore are but or Two papers In Ireland that
dare utter tue word that they are not sats-
fed with English rule. The E mono rulc
party he declared to be organized hypoc-
risy. The press should speak out more plainly
Parncl the obstructonst leader, Is ne most hoaest
and fearless Irish member Isaac Butt had failed
aropresentatve OF the Irish people, and yet he
to be taken again the champion represent tatve
He is bat au ally OF LORD Bcaconsnold TO impsf1azs
Ireland. He regrsttsd that the Cathoiio hierarchy
should be found IN support OF the government The
English know full we'll the influence Of the priest
hood with The peasantry, and they seek 70 control
tn o people through their priests
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
oBsEoUIs OF COLONEL CLoYD.

The funeral Of the late "CoOnor' Jsmos Cloyd, one
OF the Oldest and mostestcemed citizens OF Hoboken
N j., and VINO was for twenty one ysars ferry mas
ter and for twenty years proprietor Of The Hoboksn
swimming baths, took place a. i've o'clock yester-
day afternoon, IRON the residence OF his son.
n-law, Judge Fraacis B. Hail, No. 54 FIRST street,
the funeral services being performed AZ 81 Paul's
Episcopal Church, Eigntn aud Hudson streets, the
Rev. 3. N Harris officiating, assisted by the Rev.
Charles L. Newboid. After the regular services oil the
Episcopal Church were rendered by the Rev. N. Har-
rvs and prayer delivered BY ths Rev. q L. Newbold,
the remains were borne 70 tho hsarss In waiting the
pail bearers being chosen from the Ferry Asso-
cintion The intermsnt took place IN the family plot
&C tho New YORK Bay Oemotsry.
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
A MONOMANIACS SUICIDE.

German cigarmaker named Ritter, OF Newark,
N. j., TO State Prison ago for de-
frauding tho government by using boxes belonging
70 anoher c,garmaker named Daniel Rech, of No 143
South Orange avenue. The principal witness Mr.
Rccb. Yesterday the latter hanged himself At his
home Ever s'uce tho trial Of Ritter his accussr.
that somehow he too, would be arrested He thought
the officers we're alter him. HIS ideas. entirely
groundisss weighed upon him so that his mind be-
came Hnected, and yesterday he put end to him.
self After dinner he went upstairs aud shortly
afterward was found dead He leaves a wife ana
several children, some Of whom married. He
was nfty-two years OF age and owned considerable
properly, 4n af4 Aslt tN ~ tM
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
THE MURDERED POLICEMAN.

1t Is understood that Mrs. Jenny r. Smith, who
has been indicted BY the hudAon County IN J.)
Grand Jury Tor tho murder OF her husband tine po-
licemanl wiu De arraignsd to-day IN the Oyer and
Termner Court IN Jersey City Since her incarcera-
ton in the Hudson County JaiL Mrs Smith has nc
person except her couasel, and has oonversed with
mono but the mates OF the ward In which she is
fned Covert d. Bennett, Mrs. Snith's alleged para
mour and accompice, has not been indicted, but Is
st detained in the county jail by the District Attor-
ney, who will call him as a witness. ~f#N nF
The New York herald., 1878-10-14

attention was drawn to the mon. he called in County
Physician Converse, and the latter, after examining
him, ordered his immediate removal to the hospital.
he had been In the institution only Tow days when
he died. No onslknew anything OF him except that he
bad been lodging at the house OF Mrs. Bowen.
Bergen plank road. and belonged somewhere Iili-
nois. Toe body was kep at the hospital for a day and
then consigned 10 grave In the Polters Field The
police authorizes have not yet mado any inQu uiry
concerning his family or relatives.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

unchanged 449c Barley dull and shade lower 95c cash
Extra No. 3 48lad632 20. PIk IN good demand pug ~
lower rates So 81 cash 90 6O6S8 80 December " oI
January; February. Lard dull end shade lower
5sc. cash 6.29a555c. January FeSfHasy ~
Bulk Meats dun and shade lover 2S4e SSUgte 1 10,
Shoulders Clear Rib and Clear Sides Whiskey STEADY ana
unchanged. Fregits-Wleat 70 Buffalo. 7e. = -. =.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 2-Fl0ur dull Family. " go9SO 20
Wheat qnet Red and Wbite S6a96c receipts L1OO Dash
shipmeita $500 easier at 329S2 c spoi 3Se
quiet aud firm 60d51c Barley In fGr demand NO Fa
held AZ 81 H. steady at S. Lard duD ana shsde
lower; Steam 57O0575o chiefly inside pr CO Kettle nom
nal Bulk Meats inactive partly Cared Shoao.rs %ovG:
demand at rates buyers aud sellers apart no Tans
acons Bacon easier Shoulders c Clear Rid 43Oc Clear
sides 4sG4 Whskey dull at 81 O5 Butter quiet ana I'M
PaiiADELPHA Dec. 2-Petroleum firm Crude, 7'ic Re
fined SIC Coffee very dull RIO l0l0c Laguayra i9c.
lava 2S926c sugar dull 667c for fair to Good enng
Refined sugars unchanged Flour active closed nrer DuV
not 1uotably higher Rye FlouI steady az 81 60GF3
Corn Meal steady CO. Buckwheat Meal 81 9OgS2 Weat
dull; q 9Jtc lower Rejected S5G9Oci PenDsyyanla heo
track s Of IA Delaware aoa 81 90 Delaware Amber
track 81 1O; Wlate. 81 07dSl Oo Rye nnohanged corn
ouet ard firm New Rejected 36@3oei Old, d0
i2ai4c; New Western Pennsylvania and Southern san
track and grain depot 43G4i4c DO steamer apg4io Ou
46atc Oats active nc. higher Fair and Good western
80 ar ac; Good ami Choice, SS95Scj Pennsyya9la
White :Slia0J3c Whiskey steady Western, 81 10
Al the Omen BOard-COrn in fair demand Ol1 nfner New
san sold al o for january b 464c asked for spot
December; 454c bid. 4bc asked Of January 40 PC
4G3c asked February 44@c. Did 40c asked Tor New
December. Wheat in good demand, out &c lower 80;
sI 05 asked Tor December ST 06 bid. 81 0o4 asked for
January III " 81 VI Is asked for February Oats dn
soc bid S2c as ed for No Wto for DecemDeri 2fc DID,
zoe. asked for Mixed December
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
COTTON MARKErS.

LIVERPOOL. Dec 2-l2;30 D m.Tnere is moderate IN
dury which freely supplied Middlng Upands
6Iad: Addng Orleans oil sales OF the day. 5000
Udlng 1000 bales Tor speculation and export Receipts
$500 bales all American Fntares partially lszd better
Iplands Middng December delivery. 5oJd DO
December January delivery. 5sad January Feb
55gd do February ana March deyeiy9 qd;
Aprl delivery Ova2d also I'D do, MAY andJu
deycTy bled Futures weaker free sellers at last Quota
tons. - -, A.,
ding clause December delivery Js1 do December and IAN
Uary denv ry s1 do January and February delivery 0
do FcornnrY Mrcn delivery 6Sd do March ana Aprii
BsIIMonE Dec 2-CottOn dull MIddliDg. 9G0 oc; Low
Mdding Sas; Good Ordinary S4e.; net receipts, 2OS
gross 400 baes exports coaswise. 20 baes sales
1877 bales: stock. l,OO2 bales mn.
BOSTON Dec. 2.-COtOb unchanged hddling gSsc; Low
Mddng 0c Good Ordinary net receipts 80 Dales;
gross 400 bales: stock l,462 bales
CHAgLRsrOS. Dec 2-UOtton easy Duyers oheTng INSIDE
rates: Middng 9is09l4c. Low MidliDg. oc. Good Ord
nary receipts 1919 bales exports To the Continent
550bales coasLNise 2039 Daes sales 1000 bales stock
1882 bales o.
CISCiSNArI Dec. 2-COttOn quiet; Mddlng, 87sc.; Low
Mdding Ssc Good Ordinary Slsc; receipts 20l baesi
shipme1s "a bales sales 8S bales stock $3.50 Oales
Mdding Stc; Good Ordinary Tee; net receipts, G,933
bales coastwiso, loo bales sales 4O4 baes
stock 1884 bales. ,,,, o., -,
Mddng $50. Good Ordinary, Sci net receipts l3s6o
bales gross 1854 baes exports 20 Great ltaln O3o
bales France 22J Uales the Continent 1850 bales
sales, 5000 bales: stock, 49,, ,785 bales.
Mddnng S5gc; Good Ordinary Sc; net receipts. 1908
bales grOs 301O bales exports TO the Cnntned DDZ9
cOaswse 1000 bales sales 76B bales stocS I6Oo0
bales
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
11vr srncK MAnKErs-nY rELEaRApn.

BUFPAIO, Dec 2.-CATuE-RCColpts today i50 head
total Tor week thus far lll head for the same time
last week 26S4 head receipts consigned through II cara
receipts for the week 90 market not esab
sod lots sold yard specuaOrs at strong last weeks
losing prices. ,oo -, -, -
300 for the time last week
5000 receipts consigned through cars run light de
mand good prices rm az opening Fair to Good western
sheep bOd - Extra ll6 n average - lO@Si 62l2 Can
ada Lambs - 3Ddsi 30 Western Lambs SidSl 70 all
offerings disposed OF, closing weaker.
Reeepts to-day 1890 head total for week thus far
the time last week. 1900 head
CENTS co. signed through 30 Market eratcy
tive prices unchanged run heavy weather warn and
rainy Workers Good To Cnco 81 JOd ~ 80 Heavy Poor to
Good BOds 95: Choice selected 81 0OGt2 % 80 car OF
remain unsold In The yards and 81 cars are reported TO
arrive - ,.-,-.- -.--- -,
EAsT IIBERTY Penn Dec. 2.-CATrE-Recelps since Fri
day or head through and 81 head OF local stock total
the week ending today Oithead Of through and ei6
head Of local stock 800 head Of through and LIS
head of local stOcs last week prices Od lJC higher
1850 head total for the wccK 20 600 head
gnst % head last week Workers. 81 7OdS5 So Pha
dsDhias. 81 DOa 80 10. ~
SEKP-ecepts 100 head total Tor tho week blOO head
against 1900 head last week supply light market active
prices 2jc higher than last week.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO n. w. Dec 2-Flour I'm fair demand sales 800
bbs at the following quotations. City Ground No Spring
sSs S9 No sIrng - I6Ssl 70 An9sr g 22Gs5 76
No Spring 81 40 ssb GO NO spring 81 bOSs5i Bakers
as6i New Process, s7sss Rye Flour s3ss9 90.
%Ssa p%s a. fn. @ So MWS1tdS SVsS NC club oaa asS
at o5c No. Dnlnth, 81 Amber Winter 93a9sc. White
Winter 92c dsl o. Corn qulet sales 1000 bush Kansas
Ale oats IN limited demand sales 700 bush Western at
2sc STATE 2seSOc Barley steady good grades scarce and
Western. SOC asi STATE 7SS dsl Rye i9Actiys Malt az
a Feed Y good Coarse s2 So Fine sSS
quotedi Coarse 56d96c. Fine, 95oGSl 90 New Process
81 40 ewt Hghwines dull City Made quoted at 81 0S
Railroad Freghts TO New YOrk-Wheat 7ao Corn,7o Oats
80. Grain in store-Wheat 6907l bush. Corn, Se6s20
bush.; Malt le,SiS bush.
CHICAGO, Dec 2-F1our dull and unchanged Wheat dull
aud shade lower No. Red Winter, SIC. No Chicago
spring s3e CASH sJc bid December sSao BID January
fair demand but lower rates 5Oc cash or December
81 &c Jangssy Rejected 9Ie oata quiet and weak zoe