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CONSUMPTION
Positively CuPe d .

All sufferers from this disease that anxious to be
cured should try DIR. Kis> Celebrated Con
sumptive Powders. These Powders the only
preparation known that will COnsum pt1On and
all diseases of the Throat and Lungs-indeed, SO
strong faith in them and also to convince you that
they no humbug will forward to every sufferer,
mail, post paid, a free Trial BOx.
We don't want your money until you perfectly salts
hrd of their curative powers II your life is worth saving
don't delay in giving these POvvd. trial. they vii
surely you.
Price for large box &c. to any part Of the Unite
States Canada, by mall receipt of price Address
ASH g. ROB BINS,
febI0y 800 FULTON STREET BRooKLfS n. Y.
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A PPLICATION OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PAN
N CAKE COAL COMPANY to Remove the Officers Of
said Company.-The Stockholders of the Pancake Coal
Company, Corporation of Nevada, hereby notified
that meeting of the Stockholders of said Company will be
held the Court Room of the District Court of the
ond Judicial District of the State of Nevada in and for the
DAY OF MAY, A D. 1877, at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ of said
day. consider the removal of the officers of said company
s. II. WRIGHT, District Judge.
April %, 1877 my1td
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T. q . It
DETW~' ~ CARSON AND LAKE VIEW,
~ Memorandum Book, containing papers and letters
The finder by leaving the at the Carson Post Office
will onfer favor. uJ 2sw'I A. CAMERON
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BOWERS MANSION.
NAT. HOLMES, Proprietor.

YUNHIS POPULAR RESORT HAS BEEN
refurnished and retted by the present proprietor in
first class style The
Dining Room and Kitchen are
in charge Of excellent wait
ers and cooks, and the
Bar is well stocked
Swimming Baths, and Bathing Suits furnished by the
proprietor for those wishing battle in the pure
Reasonable charges and treatment guaranteed
all who visit the Mansion.
June "a 1873. 2m'4
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BISHOPS DIRECTORY
-OP-
Virginia., Gold hin, Silver City, Car
City and REM.
I 3 = Go,

Canvassers now in the field gathering informst
for the above work. 1t will contain complete and rels
BILE register Of all residents, and full classified Busines-
Directory Information relating to the growth populs
ton, etc. of these cities their municipal
educational institutions religious and Benevolent assos
tiOns, mining interests etc, making it useful beS
of reference for every resident.
B. C. VANDALL. Publis b
Compiled by D. NJ. BISHOP & CO. mpilers Bishop
San Francisco Directory directories of Oakland Alameda
Berkey, Stocktan, San Jose and California State Busne
Directory.
Changes removals. etc, may be left with agent
John G. Fox Carson street, Carson City. jell
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DAILY
MORNING APPEAL.
CARSON CITY, REVADA.
CARSON CITY, REVADA.

The Proprietor Of the HoRNINe APPEAL
takes this method~of informing the pubic
that with the New Year are begun certain
changes and reforms which, he fatters HIM
self, will make his paper more attractive, as
it certainly will be made more available to
every one Thus, the
Price OF Weekly Subscription by Carrier
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The above sale is hereby postponed until THURSDAY
the 3st day of MAY A. d. 1877 hour and place
and by request of plaintiffs and defendants
S. T. SWIFT Sheriff.
Carson City, May 10Th 1877.
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The above Sale s hereby postponed until SATURDAY
THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MAY. A. d. 1877, at SANE
hour and place by request of Plaintiffs Defendants
s. T. SWIFT Sheriff
carson CITY, April 80 1871 my1
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wonderful Orniory by II COIored Mem
Der of the Virginia Senate.

The latest sensation in the senate OF
Virginia is the speech of William n.
Stevens, colored repudiationist from
Sussex county, delivered to-day on the
debt question. The sensation was not
made by Stevens reputation senti'
ments for neutrality-suspicious. are about
equal in numbers to the debt>payersi but
1t was carried by his splendid eloquence.
mere was nothing commonplace or
suited in the grafton. and everything
mat the speaker uttered was trenchant
and profound. All of his brother senaN
tors opened their eyes in establishment,
as a, they sat spell-bound during the de,
lVery, which occupied one hour. SEN
ator Bradley johnson turned to Senator
Vohn W. Daniel, the foremost republlN
can IN Virginia. and said: 81 believe
you wrote that" Daniel replied: u
never expect to write anything so fine.
Johnson then turned to Senator FulN
kerson and said: "Fulkerson, you wrote
mat Fulkerson replied: Il wish to
IOa / could write so splendid an adj
uress. Senator johnson pronounced 1t
we best of the session, and all agree
win him. Stevens is fuli'blooded
negro and is about thirty years OF age;
ne was born slave, but has graduated
=. :. TWO colleges-one colored institu'
non NO OF Richmond, and the other oil
Philadelphia. There are two colored
members of the senate beside Stevens
". neither possesses any oratorlca
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PORFIRIO DIAZ AT HOME
He Aida the widow of an Enemy, and
urwnrds mn American puTser

New York Sun; Mr.. Maurice Rah,
den, late German resident in Mexico,
in an interview with the Washington
correspondent of the Sun, says:
81 know President Dma personally
quite we'll He is IN extremely pleas
ant and genial gentleman. Ile Is a man
Of fine sodierly bearing and noble cars
rmge He lives modestly in u house
adjoining the national palace. Indeed,
he lives Il very retiring, transformations
lie eschcwing the pomps OF u victor
The following incidents in his life will
show ON the one hand his magnonlms
iy. and on the other his gratitude Tor a
service rendered in need, coupled with
discrimination made in the favor of
principle and honesty
Mrs Meia, the wife OF Mr. Thomas
Meiia, who was shot with Macmillan
at Queretaro, was in great distress,
This lady's husband was one of Diazs
bitterest enemies Information reach
Ing Daz that she was in destitute cir
cumstances, he set out Immediately,
without the attendance of his aid DIES
camp, to ascertain the truth of the story.
Mrs Meia was living in the poorest
neighborhood of the city, Having con
vinced himself of her necessltous con
dition by personal call, he left a
thousand dollars with her on taking his
departure to relieve her immediate
wants, and within day or two pros
yided her with comfortable house,
taking immediate charge of the educa
ton OF her two sons, the elder of whom
he sent to the military college at TacuS
baya-the West Point of Mexico,
when the revolution in the state of
Pueblo was coming to an end, and Dazs
presence there was necessary to insure
its success the trip irem Matamoros to
Vera Cruz had to be made with great
secrecy by Diaa, as discovery would lead
to arrest and the termination o! his
cause by his speedy death. In the dis,
gHise of n sailor he came on board OF
the steamer City of Havana, belonging
to the Messrs. AleXanders, then lying
at Matamoros. He was Immediately
recognized by the purser of thesteamer,
Mr.. CoOney, who took him to his own
cabin and there provided him with food
md such things as were necessary for
his comfort, aud saw that he was safely
landed when the steamer Jhed Vera
Cruz. For this service Cooney has been
made Mexican consul in San Nazaire,
France one of the most important con-
sular posts in the gift of the Mexican
government. This service having been
rendered Diaz on board of one of the
Messrs, Alexanders' ships, they ex>
pected him to renew the contract for
carrying the mails, and to get still
larger subsidy from the Mexican govN
eminent. But Diaz declined to show
them any iavors, and said that the ser'
vice rendered him was purely personal,
and that ne could not allow the inter
ests of the nation to Interfere with his
own and required them to submit pro
posals as other steamship companies are
required"
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TOBACCO hARHET.

fLud TphAptu-Yifglnl, bright, ane
flNnuel ~ ssli 10 lp nne and pKiTa lNisl, ins
lvpi lp ln extra n-ln twisi ha8lOHi 40 mt
llnlh Anl isin iwisii asablr 40 mmpn II
lh' lNlhl la8Api 90 uaAuganY nagl, 10 70
as, ih4hf louisville uRly, bnghf mahpg
ahg ples Api do mahngaly, isBaiii 30 II,
llAhpsany y class 900 Oli 40 ~ daik ana
hptgnli ihg9ppi DO dp fnp NJ iek, siBllG.
ZINE pUlrlnplpn, 10 sloii mh IiAm, 100
400 AR luabini pgnilnOn, tJt,0An,
hAph mo We mia slnuklAg, sand y
n9pNi hrnlunky 800 1901 common ip good
@9iOp fancy 40 20 uuAiliy,tl ilasl aOi iiuu
lalpAi lmp0fieli per 10 pl o..
ppMthllu tllAlth-iiayana, u0slOOi
hepl Ahl Havana, t0sFi, dn 10 scrap hllaf,
,e9hi tpnnpnllpul aaHd, aigibi ordinary,
lpsl phprnlh ael Hlles, ,l9lA,
dfOll kD CIdAltS, pri q par 1907, l,eg
upl ray llbll Lundns, pli0 hfplas, gliui lpn'
phAs 9l1i Flnrdp lrlnAalp, fllUi Lpndles Va
y no. phli pp,Ta iral1, pllu, upeTss, so
opera huhai ~ Roma Victoria 500, liOnTa'
dee Cigarette III,
,hNufF -Maosaboy, hlahsr iappe French
: Hsolph ahd pundyiupl, Asalpi common
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Ully = aAessoT aud Ooliecilr

wa ars authorized aud requested % an
,,unrg h. 81 EDMONDhON 49, u candidate
Grtiy Assessor aud collector ~ the enhn'
lng election, Aprll - ls's'
Ne are authorized aud request Il 20 an-
.ouncp Nix, o. GlikhN ~ a candidate iur
tuy Assessor and Collector ~ no ensuing
election Aprll =, lmh'
We ARC authorized and requested ~ an-
nnuucs FEE A. BRYAN nh u cAnuldAtp Tor
Tiy Assessor ana Collector NJ Tie ensuing
election, Aprll 2, Nm
We are authorized anu requested 10 an
uouucn So. rHOMAN A, iHAtE-i ns u
candidate for tho OtliO3 OF Cliy Assessor ana
Collector Election Aprll =, H.
We nsp authorized ana requested 10 an.
pouucn NIX, i, n, OGDEN ~ - candidate Tor
reelection to the once OF CITY Assessor ana
Collector,
We arc authorized and requested IA an
nouncp the IN 40 Of JULIUS y HuHEL m u
candidate lor Citi Assessor snd Collector
We are authorized aud requested 20 an'
nouncu ir, JOHN T. dANO M candidate
iorCny Assessor ana Collector Election
ApIll ai 1875
" are uthorlIod and requested TO Nn'
uouucu the NuiH Of q. A, ullL tNN chndl-
dale Ion the ~ nusO Clt Assessor ana Col
lcclur. Election April 2, MS,
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my GNnns MARKET.

pRINTS-Robes ~; Pinks @613; shirtingS
: j-l: Soil liz, q l-i, Standards, l-i@Bc; Stifel
lSc; GarnSrs, &c; Harmony, DC.
BROWN MISUNDERSTANDING A, ~
Indian head, A, SIC; Nashville, AA, nc
Utica, G, SIC; Lawrence, LII, &c; Badger,
Lii, 6l-lc; Dwight S%; Peperei, Il, Eac; re-
IBLEACHED MUsLINs- wamsutta, A.
lllsc: Fruit OF the Loom, loo; Lonsdale, 9z3c
Hope, SJSc; Peabody, SC; New Jersey, Z, &c
Nassau, DC. ,,,e,.,
Oh Twilled, l41ac; Lewiston Plain stripe, lac
Lewistown ChooR, l51sc; Arlington Fancy
stripe, lie. . mi,
Colors lc higher.
CORSET JEANs-Naumkeag, 0 10; Penn
berton, Sc; suffolk, 9Mc.
TJCKS-Amoskeag AGA, l7&c; Lewiston
s0-in, llc,do SG-in, lSc; do plaid, lSc; Methuer
AA, i5c; Couistoga gold medal l5c; do CCA
I2%c; Co dis, No. l, &c; Eastern A, 9c.
CHECKS-Ecouom 121ac; Americus, nc
Caledonia No. 20, Ice; PARK 100, l7c.
DENlMS-Boston, S12c; Cordis HA, ll'sc
Otis, BIB, l21Sc: York, Ice; Clark's, zoe.
CHEVIOTs--Arlington o'9G9c, EVretts
l2% Amoskeag, l2c. , .
STkIpES-American, &c; Glasgow, O-o
lac; Alabama, 6-3, brown, l21ac. q.
GINGHA MS-AmOskeag, 9c; Bates, NC
Renfr. W, Sc; Southwark, SC; dress Styles
l0hc.
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The Taiis.s Of ,ns River.

The average number Of washerwomen
W Madrid, Spain, il said 10 be fourteen
thousand, Tor the chief eEtraVagsnoe Of
the nation Is profusion Of snowy linen
And there the women are % be- seen all
tho year round squatling ia their Laasai
OF wooden bpKesl up 70 the elbows in
soapsuds ~ tho shadows Of the stream,
The working time Is eleven hours day
the wages arc eighteen pence. and tho
exposure IN wlnler terrible when the
THERMOMETER has fallen many degrees
below the freezing point and the biting
winds are sweeping down from tho
uuadarama, Yet they manage some,
how 10 keep up their spirits, aud have
always a yollsy Of "ehail az ihe scr,
woe OF tho stranger Who may favor
them with visit
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WHOLESALE GROCERY MARKET

BACON, per lb--short clear, S-igiOc;
shoulders, 63-i97c; Breakfast, 10 lzSllc' ury
BlJrrER per ID Western, SOG3jc; country
25d3Oc. ., ,,. h.as "A
Id cans, per doz 81 25@l oO; l-2 10 40 % "S
2 6U,l do do, 81 25gi 80
CHEESE-Wester y lb, Is to 10 l-2c.
CANDLES Star, Is TO s., l5gl6c.
COFFEE-Java, per 10, 2Sg3O, III ,, cnolce,
22a2l | &c prime, H@2l l-lci common W
'" CtnbINCESTRA TED LYE-Various brands,
doz Id ca S, per case, a. 25@5 w. oo. ii,
FIsH-Mackeral, Der Dbl, sl0 VO9sli W. XIII
81 OOasl aj white fish, kit, 9ogsl 70,
II ERRI NGS-Dried, per DOx, 4095Oc.
FISH-Dried Goldfish, per b, q STORE; no
IARD-In fierce, 3 3-4gl0c; 70 10 pals, lug
10 I-2c: and 10 10 in tins, ii 3-iglzc. .,z,>..
HAns-Per ID, fancy brands l'xSiS1ac;
Oh Null TU IL ssSEs-Fancy Loui lana, pei, gal,
6oat5c; Choice, 55@60c; Prime 5O9ooc; fair'
RICE RisIiCE-Louislana, per Id. 797 lee, 100.
siIGARW formulated, per ID, II 2-l9iZc;
Crushed. Ii LA 40: Powdered, IL lcZSLlci
a. nee, A, per 10, 10 l4qlO LEG; Onolve
| I louisiana, gag l-2c; Prime, l-49S &c; otui-
nary TO Fair, saS lao; Common, 5-ie' a,
s0DA-Case; bi.carb. English Sso i-E''
Ne ssffAR VI Various brands, per Id, 44gSc
soap Olive, 554@Sc; fancy soaps Per ooA'
" sS%TT ~ Liverpool sack, 81 6O9l IS; ohie
river. in bbls, 81 1872 80; table, per SACK 10
STEA-Grnpowder, 5Oa75c; imperial 'os
| s,c. Japnn. 6GgOc Uolong iO9I0c. a,
| ViNEGARoCider, 25@30c; white Wine' o
@75c.
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WINE ANnIInunns.

Wlilskf-sweel mash, u 1894 bOi soul
mash, u h9lDl,
lNEa-llaret, Ia case, VI 49, CatawbA
pef gal 81 lDge O0i ron, pef gal, VI ,iu9l ul
" bl9l lli White vine, III cases, VI I1gal 40,
tHA MIA luN Cooks, in bahkal, w 20
lltllhlroA, ~ basket, ~ 90 kTug, IL basket
w va ppmehlg ehaInpaigne, tl2slh
ALh-hlopk ale, oAhki " lhQls Du, Porter
cask, " lbg2 o.,
HIRAM lils- Domestic, IN Oask, glggla
uOsnAe, toTgal, VI isga 49, french, per ghl,
y e0slo pOiApple, por gal, VI ia9a ih,l'eaeh,
u iaad iaiulnguf, VI 2l92 1 tilaV kberiy ~ "
az 20
ulNS-Old Holland, pergal,, 81 6Og6 bO
pulnesilei pei gal, VI 400! 10,
~ Mh-JhmHuA, ~ dOUb,
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lailg gerald.
POLlIlCAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Fog coy Marshal,

..s,, authorized and requested 20 an
NasNrtp ala ", v, MOTION ~ candle
ests 'I1l rr-plrrlnn " we once nl w Msl'
. l1,Ii Nd lne pusuiug election, Apfll Y 1919
Ne au aulppgfed ena requested g az ~,
H',t 4, .rsiial Al no ensuing election Ann
No. are authorized aud requested ~ ans
Nh.Wun A. ", MiAsOA ipr tie Oiilpp ~
gg,n uatl.l, flrOlipn Aplii =, ihih'
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Centaur
l.inin1 entS .

One Kind fol- the Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals
NJ These Linlments are simply the wonder OF
the world. Their elects are little less thaD
marvellous.
The white f.inInent is for the human
family. 1t viii drive rheumatism, Sciatlca
and neuralgia from the system; cure Lum-
bago, Chilblains, Lock;jaw Palsy, Itch, and
most Uatane0us Eruptions; 1t extracts frost
from frozen hands and feet, ana the poison
OF bites ana stings of venomous reptiles; II
subdues swelliDgs, ana allevlates pain OF
every kind. When sprains or bruises occur,
II is the most potent remedy ever discovered
TO heal the Injured parts. The Centaur Lin
iment Is used with great efficacy Tor Sore
Throat. 70Othdche, (ated Breasts, Earache,
and Weak Back. The tnllC wing Is but a sam.
pie of the numerous teStlmOnials.
INDIAsA HOME, Jeti. Co., Ind, May %, 1873
81 think II my duty TO inform You that
have suffered much with Spotisn feet and
chords. A few bottles OF Centsur Liniment
has done he rork for me. ! nave not been
free from these swellings % eight years. Now
lam perfectly tCei The l.iniment ought TO
"BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof is in the trial. IL Is reliable, II
IA handy, 1t Is cheap, ana every family
CHI ould have the " hiteen Ctaur Linim en-
The yellow Centsur Imminent Is
adapted 10 thb tough Huscles, ceTus ana
flesh OF horses and animals. Ii has perform
ed more wonderful cures in three years OF
SPAWN, strain, Wlnd-galls, Scratches,
Sweeny, and general Lameness than all
other remedies In existence. Read what the
great ExpressiHen say OF IL:
'NEw YORK, January, 1874.
"Every owner of horses should give the
Centaur Liniment u uial, We consider II
the best article ever scd In our stables.
"H. MARSH,
"Supt. Adams Elk. Stableg, MY.
"E. PULTI,
"Supt. 10. rx sbles, N. Y.
NJ BERT y. OLIN,
"Supt. Nat. Ex Stables, N. Y"
The hes. patrons of this Llnimentare Far
mcrs and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con-
annually using some Eminent. IL heals
alls, Wounds ana Poll-eyil, removes = well.
ings, and is worth millions Of dollars an
nually TO Farmers, Livery -men, stock grow
ers. Sheep-ralsers, and those having horses
or cattle.
What Farrler cannot do for $40 the Cen.
taur Eminent will do at trihins cost.
These Linimsnts are sold by all dealers
throughout the country. They are warranted
By the proprietors, and bottle Will DC given
TO any Farrier or Physician who desires TO
test them
Laboratory Of J. 3. Rose & Co.,
40 Nay. st., NEW YORK
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LUMBER MARK Ell.

YELLOW PINE-Boxing, fencing, scant.
ling, per thousand, SO %; dresse ;. 81 2
flooring, dressed and matched, SO 90; Match
ed ceiling, $50 20; boarding, Sl7 so.
WHITE PlNE-Rough, per thousand
Si5 co; surfaced, $50 90; matched ceiling, 81 90
Notwithstanding, SO 90. -,
UYPRESS-,R- ugh, per thousand, $40 CT
surfaced, $50 OO pckets, si5 co.
SHlNGLES-Yellow pine, cut, ~ OO@3 90
long leaf pine, sawed, 81 %; cypress cut, u 81
al 10.
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LIVERPOOL. February l2.-Noon. Cotton
here Is "a fair demand, which Is freely met
at previous prices.
SATURDAY. MONDAY
Middllng uplands m S-l6d $3.50
Mddiing Orleans 7.l61 2-l6d
Sales 10000 bales; speculation and export
900 bales; receipts 500 bales all American.
futures partially l-i2d better.
Uplands low middling clause NJ rch and
April delivery cad; April and May Bssi;
May and June $500; June and July o Sid;
new crop shipped January and February,
by sail, 5-02d. a.
lures dull. Uplands low middling clause
March and april, u I'D.
NEW OKLEANs. February G-Night- Cot
ton eusier, Sales 6, 900 bales.
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LIME AND GEM ENT.

CEMENT osendle-- IL worth ~ " barre
Louisville, best, lit 10 kept, 81 90 " barrel
Dallas, 50 50,
LlME-The best quality In barrels is worth
lS; in bulk, 81 90; ordinary Dallas, 25c. pei
bushel,
PLASTER ls worth IS 50 " barrel.
rhe suppiy;of the above mentioned arti-
les Is ami Pile demand fair: market arm.
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Honey.

TPItcber's C8stOrIa IL complete substi.
tute for Castor OH, and IL as pleasant TO take
as Honey. II Is particularly adapted TO
1eething and irritable children. IL destroys
worms, assimulates the food, regulates the
stomach, and cures Wind Collie, Few REM
edies are as eflicacious for Feverishneas,
Group, Worms and Whooplng Cough. Cas-
torla is a scientific aud purely vegetable
preparation, more effective th an Castor OIL.
and neither gags or grlpeb
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 3, 1875.
Messrs. j. Il. Rose " Co., N, Y.
Cents have IA family OF eight children,
and have used as much Castoria as any FAM
lily in the United States, think. ! have
never found anything equal to 1t. My chill.
dren have been saved from fever several
times by the use OF Uastoria. recommend
It's use for children, for many diseses they
are subject TO, in preference to any medicine
know Of. feel II my duty to give this GER
tificate on account OF the benefits have de-
rived by the use OF CRs,oria,
Very truly yours,
NORMAN =. LITTLE
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Commercial

| EXPLOITS 10 bTthl bIltdlh bppb bhiSSt N'hoo
wise ---- bales; continent ---- bales. STOCK
| 5000 bales.
| Commercial
| New ORLEANS, February l2,-Flour good
demand. Supertlne 81 so; Xxx 20 co; xxx
| 81 2jMG %: higher grades 10 25@B 10. Corn
| in good demand, white 49C; yellow 5Oc Oats
| steady, demand fair, choice Galena 3oc Col
f-e is quiet and weak, cargoes ordinary lSc !;
| prime lldBl6c gold. sugar quiet; com
| mon to good common 5l496ci fair to fully
| fair GIIa5c; prime to choice 7N7eac; yellow
| clarified S@S5ac. Molasses steady, fRlr de-
mand; common H@2Oc; iair 2ig25ci prime 10
| choice 92aiOc Rice steady;ordinary to choice
Louisiana 5Hg694c.
NEW YORK, February II. Flour less active
and prices wi bout change; superhne west
| ern and state 81 9O@i 80; southern hour, com
| mon 10 fair extra 50 5000 50; goou TO choice
| extra as 95GlS 90. Wheat fully lc lower, mod
| crate export and milling demand, Corn Is
| dull. about nc lower, 53c for yellow western;
55@57u tor yellow southern, OSts without
decided change. Coffee &c better, with fair
| demand
Noreport. We repeat yesterdays quotations
ST. LOUIS, February l!.-F'lour Arm, quiet
and unchanged; fancy 50 5O96 %; family
| No, 3 red 81 Of I5@gl ~. Corn firm No. 2 mix
| u@iIisc Oats easier to sell, 2lb@2)c.
barley duh and UNCHANGED. whisky 'teady
| mt 81 U3. Pork firm ut 80 %. Lard nom,
| lnhly Hrm, PRIME ste"h y, ~ "" ~ - ~ y -
| Dry salt meats firmer, s3 lOp5 ~, - 10 iOr
| shoulders, clear ribs and clear sides loose
| bacon uulet and firm, 414G6Ac, O1ac for
| shoulders clear ribs and clear sides.
| HOgI-Slight recovery from the depression
| of Yesterday, but the mark Is not quotably
changed, fairly active, all sold ct 50 60s3 s.
| for packing to fancy,
| Cattle-Deu anu in excess OF receipts lor
| cool shi, ping and butoheis' grades.
Sheep-Qmet and steady.
Hides and wool.
No report. We repeat yesterdays quotations
| GALVESTON, February l2.-Hides steady
Dry selected loo; llght sailed l5c; slack
| RIM 10. selected Sc; butchers green 6hc.
| Wool-Quiet; medium TO fine fail CLIP free
| of burs 2Oe.2lc: coarse liGlSc; coarse Western
| and Mexican t@l4c.
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EaIuLENrs AMI FRUITS.

EsCULEN rS-Irlsh potatoes, per Dbl, 50 70
et3 Oh; onions, per bbl, s3 90; Cabbage. weS-
tern, per crate, ~ W,
FKUlrS-Apples green, per Dbl, So 00@4 80
Apples dried, per lbs, nc; oranges, per Dbl
ii 0O; Lemons, per box, 50 90.
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BREABSTUFRs.

FLOUR-Cre In sacks 81 ll San
Jocinto, 1850; Empire, 81 %; XXN, SO 90
Eagle, - 10; Magnolia, In sacks, w lbs, 80
Todds xxx, % 50; State Central %NNN
" 90 Choice Family, 81 %; star Mills, Xxx
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BAILING STUFF.

BAGGING- Light, AA@ll}ac; Heavy l51a@
l6c.
TWINE-Bailing l59lS; Cotton, 20@22c..
IRON II Es-Arrow, " 10 per bundle, with
discount on Large lots.
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Cily Ailorncy,

Sc alp authorized ana requested " ~,
ssa candidate Tor ully Attorney Election
Apnl lai''
a.. ara authorized aud requested " an-
aouurs RAitNEri Glhbs 40 u candidate
,or reelection ~ lhp once 81 tlly Attorney
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p0MRER Am sIinr.

Cove oyslen, 6lg6i, Corn heeL u Is,
a Ahbl -a-h hos w Wsl9 0f l'i boa
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cry TREAsUnEH,

We are authorized and requested 70 an-
nounce the name Of Jphn W BOW I'm ~ u
candidate Tor recollection Ia the Nice Of q "
Treasurer Election Az II 2, 1873,