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New-York tribune., 1879-09-01

Tx EATnxAl BANK % Fzs srsry % SEw-YozN}
NxwYoaz Ia september. 1873. ,

NXTGol u; - yteueer. l7l1
1T THE REQUEST or 4 NUMBER OF
DEALEus ~ GOVERNMENT sE-UEiTiEs. VINO
ARE DE9IROrs THAT SOME PLAN SHALL BE
ADJPTEJ WHEREBY GREATER FACILITIES NAY
81 FCRSIsHED FOR ruE sErTL2lfENr OF cSITED
STATES GJVENNMEST BOND rGAs- ACTIONS THIS
BANK RESPECTFULLY ASSOJScEs THAT IT ~
PREPARED 10 CLEAR TRANSACTIONS ~ UNITED
STATES GOVERNNEST BONDS ~ : MANNER SIM
ILAR To THAT HERBrOFOgs CsF6 fN CLEARING
GOLD 81 EJECT TO THa SAM RULES AND RHGC-
LATIONS.
ALL MEMBERS or THE NEW.YORK STOCK TX.
CHANGE WHO WISH TO BECOME NENBTK~ or
TIE GOvERSHEST ROSD CLEARING HOUSE WILL
PLEASE CALL At THE BANK AND LEAVE THEIR
sIGSATUREs
r. p EDwARDs Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01

CHICAGO Aug O--HoGs-ilecsipts. 7jno Geei. ship
menis hesi; market steady anf uechsng-i Mixed
Parking S3s3 80 CfOco Heavy Sc higher ~ % sVGs uO
Light, - DeS5 30. ~
Ctrrt s-Iecc pts. 5000 head shipments. 100 head
FAR rmlnf or tsr1d at % 80 - Common and Medium
in ana almost ara5e ai ~ 5Oss3 go Burrhers ak
and allow: -tosker stealy fsr demand We<ieru,
heavy sapriy ami lower price through Texans Iu so
weaker.
Receipts and shipments. none market Inactive
NJ. Lorls. Aug 80 -CAruE-tn light srppy nsrset
unchanged prices; receipt, s.J hoaH shipments
2,Jup head. --.....- -, a. -.
20. Packing. 53r.f 10 Butfhcr7 70 StFct - tV-
- % receipts $50 head shipments ono neal
-agEF-Quiet unchanged receipts. $50 head ship
mcaL, 800 1edG.
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circulation increased, S1.503s00: aud surplus re-
decreased. s1314s.l2J. The tota reserve
$50 96f OOo 2 80 per ~ tle total deposits,
26O5 last and 3as2 sOr August 81. 1873
The following the comparative totals of the last two
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01

BOSTON. Aug 3o-woo The demand for Wool -ontinue.
the amounting 20 2'ie yip ID o
-hlch ls13sOO domestic there "a eon,ldsrabs IN
qary Fine Flerces aad holders are quite n IA nuapi
being the MARKET and the pices arr tend
ing srrn gig Aeum NOols sustain no advance pse
aud s mai a.on- point 10 higher rsre -'o
fair business done Ia Com ing AID Deane 30 &C. on
nd r-.rahie Of Domestic ComDng w-re he'd Will
Trrss Tho - Ohio and Pruasvlvsnia Fireces
and X Ne. at 81 rt2c.; Michigan and ' ~
35a!a. ..cDusn Y, SIC. Maine and New - npslIifr
Fcece- 0SSgc.: Combing ard Neaine Feeces 81 % &C.
Tnwaxhed t'oulbn 2ac3fc Unwssked saf Unmerc Aani
able Flsecos 13 o: Missouri Ftns and Asnu, - 3lc
oregon Ea-tern Valley. 13s33c; georgia, stsG35c
Ter1roTz Q3On: 4Os1rc; lrrE, &c. 1nper
and pnll~i 99d l5c. California Wool not sold 10 any
AID weak, c9Inprsng only
l.ll.s Z oil A irom II LaQ3ZL2c.
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Dlpi0suo Nonees.
| ONG ISLAND CifY BONDS.
Buslress gaanres.

1 RETIRED BUSINESS MAN desires IN
\ tsxe hold OF ome rntrpr invention .eptns q
great dev'lop neat Ai.Ees, Win mi Particular. tAPl
IALiSr, Tribune Once.
DRINATE STABLE in 3S;h- ~. near Park
4 ave. sale TO Jet GEO =. kDNEL4. ~pruooet.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
cLo,Isc PRICES oP PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
CLOSING PRiCKs OF sAN YRASCIsCO
x....-I.v fYoAQv

Government bonds to-day were Gull IA 20 ransac-
t1ons nut Arm IL priscs the bids being equal ~ me sci
Ing prices The busuess At the Eo1rds covered 35
coup,n anl S2OOOO registered 6s 1851 II lO42
SIOOOO registered ssOs at 1885, and Sl6OOCO coupon
T. ut lOIIs The market closed strong at annexed quo
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01

In STATE b0Dds little business ls doing I0Jay MIS-
sour Ts 1887 sold ~ 1o4 elp4 North Carolua oid'
issuad 10 North Carolina Railroad al no. aud Brooklyn
water Loan 6s at lO3 Louisiana conSos were noted
S703s =, , 1...,
TIC transactions city bank stocks covered Contra!
National f2c1 at 103 sno City 100 AZ ZOO
In railroad bonds, the largest business wSs Gone IN
Erie consOls which, after rising 70 5 s. ie! 10
7IA072ls. funded IS declining 10 1O% Nils
souri, Kansas and Texas Drsts We're Better at -,
seconds being steady az 2SlsQ2-. BURLINGTON
Cedar Rapids and Northern IS advanced nom 50 TO
g. and reacted 70 s6 Central OF New-Jersoy consoi-
dated and coBveIiDl-s steacy Al 80. LeAigh aud
XLEesbarre cOnsos seiilng at 1tl2 Rome, Watertown
ana Ogdensburg rsts fell So Tue Pacific roads Is
sues were neglected. Kansas Pacific fsts. en-
guaranteed declined % e4l2 NewlOrk Elevated sold
AZ 1IOl.9IIO, and Metropolitan at lO2l2 Delaware
ard HUDSON registered T. 1894 declined 10 lc&9 There
was fairly distributed business done IN the better cass
Of bonds al steady Prices 49,. -. -.
The Snl Treasury to-day gained s9-b,13fi SoO3.9IS
In coin S76.9S4 loss O currency IL ths eaf lous
mebey loaned AT and per cent, bui after O'Clock the
demand was urgent that the rate was advanced 10
per cent and closed The higher rate Dd, some loans
having be made after o'clock Tie rate on Gov
ernmrnts was per cent At Boston, exchange on
S.g-YOrk is easier the premium having De-
cne1 10 cents per 81 900 The United states Treas
nrer al WasbngtOu to-day received $4,000 National
lar otes for redemption. The customs receipts were
@Ss5 500 and the internal revenue rect Ne were
$40 900 The Treasury now holds 500 l9J,g0O IN
fi.ed states bonds secure bank circulation Uutet
srefes bonds deposited .Or circulation Tor the week
snaina to-,Ay % 226.5OO Uuted States bonds held
for Circulation withdrawn during the week endlnz
fo-dav II 4sA 100. National bank circulation oui-
sfauitia: Currency notes. S3Z5-57B>41 gold nOio',
Al as lO The receipts Of National BANK p1es Tor ~
-nnton for the weeE ending to-day, compared sith
Us sponding period last year were @s toi!oWsi
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
RINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FAR RIVER Mass Aug 30 with small sales tho nsrke
Is very Grm at asa cash for ~ squsres snd 30 cash
Tor sss cloths production for the loc. 900 pieces
saes pieces deliveries $4,000 pieces stock o. hand
$4,000 yieces.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01

-nIRp CALL--l-s o CLOCK p. "
|ssC Cc~srcn 1907. 10000. o0.---.---...---..---..---
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RED STAR LlNE-FOR ANTWERP.

every - lays tr1stff frgu Paltreirlis ~
New OK landing passengers vtia srw h0nrs re ~ ts
Important lOi-ts n interest tle tlutIient.
Sutherland. FGlar ~tfi. ;, D . M
Tor rates % passage lnd other information apply >
PETER - ltirdI ~ONS, Genera A-HAt.,
9G7 aiwflV. Nes-NDrt
JOHN NCUINALn. Agent, bsttfrf pare, NHN YORK
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CENERAL TRANsATLANTLc COMPANY.

~ nETWFES sew YORK AND HAVeE
Tleg No 81 errh lfpt of drrfoasr
sl.rs tits line avpt llfl transit by Flt-l "a
and G onfor;s 0f crossing tGe CAaEne! in snAl
boaL
CANADA, tr,ngeal - NJ e,inrs Ay. sept = $50 a m.
"wednesday -rpf. To-
~ LATNESf Jonr eanesfsY - - :. . . n.
~
LuCLs nE nEnlAA. ALrn- so. b lrnlln ~.
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CHEHbO L. -, saG HAM T. rt,. -
-lltNl sept = ll-i-.As - ..---epl. ~
rRISfA A..-....-......- IL fFl-tf l y
Rates ~ paasge 10 Pymouth London CnsrDofirL an
burr and all points England scotland an Wales Firss
Cam Co.t Zoo. secsp1 ttg1ln. gold $50;
reucy s30 G. 3. R1CHARD 2 g. 4. Gen Pass Ar.
co. 81 BrI. N-W
Ia sisr-rsi \ xst-. 81 BsoaIst. Srw-l ors.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
zIpFRTAT. GERMAN MAI.

4 NORTH GEIM AN LLOYD
sTEAMsIII? LISE EtFH lsES Sk%fO&K.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
A.. ,eut -
-
RATES OP PASSAGE nom NEW-iORh - sou IN A1t
Ton, HAVRE OR BREHEN
FIRST CABIN -. 500 SECOND CABIN rjs
STEERAGt-
Return tickets PrepII stecs>-o cir-b
si.erge ckes % ali points The OF ELgIn $50
OEl.lsIt a., 4 co. = i5Osl.g green
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Ocean Gtclmsrs.

a LIVERY lOL--OnlY Trausst.snac lis' Gnder N
AMERICAS Fi Al sailing r1fur.Ir rlI PA lial
phis ami wednesday irri Liverpool kv-r1 slLinx
ssfnae ctnesa.yS frOm Philadelphia alternate Sltgr
PENN .YL.NANIA. MoAnAY. -.ir. ]. Do y u.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
TNfrFD STATES NAIL sTEAgERs
FOd u EfN 5rOWN iND LIVERPOOL

Isaviax PER y, y. H.. fost % Sj,I
NEVADA ........ 4 r--DAf sept . o 6. o
! NIGfO@.r~ -......... II - DAY. sept. "a N = M.
NONTAN tF- ID AZ. -ept "a - IA
NltM l-lfA1 sept l.
AsTZgSA ..-. rI EsnAY. -o1f. ?. n
~ These stesniers bulk wAtsi -ht III
Iarmcnts and are furnished with every requisite ID <e
The Atlantic both $40 ti igr.lsa nav
bathroom. smoking rom. drawln Groom. plno aid
bi Ify nxpsrrnccd stsVsrds and slirer
Tho vi tecA. rsulns
those sreaies ofa luxares perfect veatllton aid
light
CARIN PASSAGE iaecrrIlAg stlsroOnlI SIS. :SJ AMI
gIDu TNTERN.DIATE. Si0. -lEEkAIE. 4t low rates.
VI A--~-' '' - IA flIIAN- tUIDN.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-03
AN ACT To CHEAT SALOON
KEEPERS.
A bill of which the following is copy
is now before the Legislature.

A bill of which the following is copy
is now before the Legislature.
SECTION / The purchase of OF the
sale and delivery of any spirituous or
malt liquors, wine or cider, by retail or
by the drink. is hereby declared to be
an invalid consideration for any promise
to pay or assumsit of account therefor
when the amount of such account or
demand exceeds five dollars.
SECTION 2 No Court shall in any
action at law render Judgment for a
greater amount than five dollars for the
sale at retail or by the drink of any
spirituous or malt liquors, wine or
cider, together with costs.
SECTION 3. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after the first
day of May, 1879. provided nothing in
this Act shall be SO construed as to
effect, in any manner. debls contracted
prior to said first day of Nay, 1879.
Some people. including members of
legislative bodies. have strange ideas of
right aud wrong. 1t probably never oc-
cured to the gentleman who introduced
the above bill that the State of Nevada
licenses the business of selling liquors
by retail and that II large proportion of
the revenue derived from Licenses in
many counties in the State is paid by
retail liquor dealers. That the business
of retailing liquors is legitimate is
proved by the fact of its being licensed
ADD that meu engaged 10 legitimate
business should BE- debarred by law from
collecting debts which accrued in the
legitimate transaction of that business
does not look exacay right. La the
course ofnearly a score years spent ia the
Stat of Nevada the writer never heard
or knew of suit having been brought
for the collection Of retail liquor ac-
count, but that licensed retail liqnor
dealers should have the legal right to
sue for the collection of such debts
ought not to be questioned.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-03
TELE6 enc IrEuS.

Minister Foster is very unpopular
with the Mexican Cabinet, and the
President seriously meditates on the
question of asking his withdrawal.
General Sherman, now on a visit to
the South. is receiving many special at.
tentloos from Southern people.
The New Orleans branch mint which
has been closed for nineteen years, re.
sumed business last Saturday.
-Four illicit distilleries were DESTROYED
aud ten disilers arrested ia Tennessee
last weei.
The amount of legal tenders redeemed
with gold at the SUB Treasury in New
York last month was $i,57l,725, and
the amount of gold Voluntarily ex-
changed for greenbacks in the same
time was $l.6l7 400.
Recent inquiries into the origin Of
diphtheria by New York physicians in
dictate the probability that it is fire.
quently caused by using milk of COWS
affected with disease of the udder.
1t is yet doubtful whether Senator
Christiancy will resign as Senator from
Michigan to accept the Peruvian mis-
sion to which he has been appointed by
the President and confirmed by the
Senate.
The Wisconsin Legislature has = in.
structed Representatives ia Congress
from that State to vote against the
Burnside army bill.
The Potter Committee will meet in
New York to. morrow to examine Tilden
Pelton and Others relative to the cipher
dispatches.
The statement of tue public debt on
February lst.is as follows: Rsduction
OF the debt during the year. So. 759
$50 (O; cash in Treasury, 1892 49,
69o; gold aud silver certificates, S2Ol..
| $3.50; United States notes held for
redemption of certificates of deposit.
Sio. $40, 900; United States notes held
Tor redemption of fractional currency.
SSo. 6sS IA; called bonds, not matured.
Tor which four-per-cent bonds have
been iasued. $l57. l6t $50 The net
Increase of coin in the Treasury for
January is SCOTIA. Coin obligations
paid during the month, 49,. ATS. 6O6.
including Si,57l,725 in United States
notes redeemed in coin.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-03
Tad For the UndrrInkars

1t is not probable that this country
will ever be SO healthy that We shall
have to kill a man to start a graveyard,
yet IT Is certain that as Hale's Honey OF
Horehound and Tar progresses 10
popularity, tbs number of deaths nv
consum ptlon will diminish. IL is in
dubitaby the very best remedy for
coughs, colds, hoarseuess, iufdenza
and all diseases tending 10 the con-
samp'lve crisis, that the world has ever
Known. Sold by druggists every where
at % cents and 81. Get large size, as
1t is much the cheapest.
Pixies Ioothache Drops cure tooth
ache In one minute. sod by all drug.
2ists at % cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-03
LICENSING WA~H-HOUS E@.

Mr.. Crawford of this county has in.
PRODUCED a bill to license wash houses.
Under its provisions every wash-house
Il subject to license of $50 per month,
and upon the refusal of the proprietor,
manager or superintendent of wash
house to pay such license, the sheriff of
the county in which it is situated NAV
seize sufficient OF the personal property
or fixtures connected Herewith to pay
the license and cost of sale, and, when
the personal property is not sufficient
Tor this purpose, any realty owned by
the proprietor, shall by commencement
of suit, be subject to sale, the proceeds
10 be applied for payment of license
aud costs of suit.
We will give Mr.. Crawford the
credit of introducing this bill fer
the purpose of suppressine Chinese
wash-houses. but it is almost Ger.
tain to have the opposite effect.
Under the provisions of the bill every
white woman now struggling to make a
living by washing will have to pay a
license of $50 month, thing she can
not do. 1t is therefore plain to be seen
that the effect of the law will be to get
Chinese to establish large laundries aud
have monopoly of the Washing bust
ness as white women cannot pay the
license or compete with them. Some
dner method than that contom plated
Ri Ne. Orawford's bill will have to bt
devised to suppress Chinese wash
houses.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-03

AN injunction has issued from Judge
RIsjng's Court In Storey county to re {.
strain the Sutro Tuunei Company from
constructing or N maintaining any bulk
head or other obstruction which shall in
any manner retard or obstract the flow
of water from the Savage through the
tunnel Trouble between the mines
and the tunnel has now commenced in
dead earnest.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-03
A DiG AT The CHINAMEN,

1t is fact we'll known to the people
of this coast that the coolies Brought
here from China under labor contracts,
come with the express or implied un
derstanding that if they die before the
expiration of the term for which they
are held as slaves, their bones shall be
sent back to the Flowery Kingdom. 1t
is therefore customary to have the
remains of defunct Cinnamon ezhumed !,
the bones scraped and packed in boxes
and then sent back to China. Rarely
if ever, are the bones of Chinaman
whose place of burial is knoan to his
eountrymen, allowed to remain in the
land of the barbarians longer than three
or four Years. aud it is generally be
Aeyed that If the removal of their re.
mains was not permitted, it would have
u tendency to restrict their immigration
Actuated. undoubtedly, by this belief
Assemblyman Melarkey has introduced
what is known as Assembly bill No. So.
IAN Act relating to the exhuming and
transportation of dead persons This
bill makes it unlawful for any person or
persons. company or corporation. to
disiuter the remains or parts OF any re.
mains of any person or persons buried
in the ground of this State for the pur-
pose of Transporting then to any other
State or foreign country, unless by
special permit from the Commissioners
of the county in which they are buried,
who are authorized to issue such per.
mits when in their judgment the pub.
BIC health will not be endangered there.
by. Any person. corporation Or COM
pany, violating the provisions of the
bill, by exhuming remains without
permit, shall be deemed guilty of mis-
demeanor and upon conviction thereof
shall be fined not less than $500 for
each offense, or by Imprisonment in the
SOuuty JAN uUt uUE6 tudu Uu0 year, OF
by both such fine and imprisonment,
and any railroad, stage or transportation
company which shall transport Or re-
move from the State such remains un
less accompanied by permit, shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and
for srch offense shall be fined not more
aore than $500.
No allusion whatever is made to
Chinese in the bill, therefore it cannot
Do considered special legislation. Pos.
sibly an amendment authorizing the
Coanty Commissioners, at their option,
30 charge $50 for each permit, the
money to be placed in the school fund
pf the county in which it is collected,
would have good effect
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-03
Proposals Wanted.

70 build stone and timber dam in the
IL Humboldt river, near the railroad BRIDGE
four miles east Of Loyelocks Dam TO be III
sufficient height 10 raise the water fourteen
ana one hllf feet, "a id guaranteed to and
one year. Bids to be aldr s ed T. John
30 land, Rye Patch, New. Bids Wilt be he.
cslved until 10 A. NJ. Frday, February IAN.
1879. The company reserve the right To rs'
Ject all bids If not 50 isfacc ory For further
particulars address, JOHN Dor ASD
s,, Rye Patch,
AA-'o' Nevada
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-03

The election of Vest 10 thu Senate
aom Missouri calls attention once
more TO the fact that the South is
adopting Il uniform. custom Of seudine
none bat ex.Conted; Rates to Wash
fugtoD.
Tbs above is from the Eureka
Leader, which might, If i; cared to tell
the truth. have added that General
Shields. who fought in the Federal
army during the war, VS. also elected
senator from Missouri.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-03

The San Francisco Daily Exchange
one of the spic of METROPOLITAN
papers. and the leading stock and
mining paper of the coast has been en-.
larged to the size of the Call The Ex-
change Is entitled to its success.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-03
DROWNED IN TIE TRUcKEE.
W. c. Lewis Breaks Through the Ace
at HenO ana Loses ms Life.

w. G. Lewis Breaks Through the Ice
at kteno ana Loses ms Life.
From the Reno Journal
Saturday noon the Dews spread
through the town like wildfire that WIN.
G. Lewis, son of J. @ Lewis. had fallen
in the river and was drowned. Soon a
large namber of people were gathered
GU the ice where be was seen to fall in,
aud the work of
DRAGGING THE RIVER
To recover tue body was carried on with
vigor. many axes, grabhooks. etc.. being
brought into requlsition, but In vain.
At last they spoke of getting giant pow
der and blowing the emoankmont OF Ice
to pieces. These preparations were
b ing made when these on watch near
the Y. & L bridge some distance below
at about one O'Clock
SAW THE cody
Lodged under some ice 1t was rescued
and taken to his fathers residence,
where DR. Dawson did all he could to
resusclate the body, bnt the colduess
of the water had frozen the body almost
solid and there Was not spark of life
left in him.
HOW 1T OCCURRED.
Mr.. j. c Lewis. father of deceased,
was tue only one who saw him fall in.
Mr.. Lewis was passing on the iron
bridge aud saw his son go down to the
river with u bucket after water. Pres
emily be saw MIN fell forward iuli
length. Not nking but wat he would
Immediately rise aud walk ashore, for
it WAS sot over two or three feet deep
where he tel in. Mr.. Lewis waited
moment aud saw the body rise to the
surface fiat. bat could not tell whether
his face was up or not. He then knew
that something was wrong aud rnnniug
be hurried to the spot, but saw nothing
more of the body. He Immediately gave
the alarm. His theory is that Ms his
son, who was
SUBJECT To FITS,
Had been attacked by one of them
and fell IN Deceased had not had fit
for some time and his folks hoped he
had recovered from them. Another
theory is that he slipped on the ice. He
was printer and had been connected
With several papers III this county. He
was married ia 1867 in Washoe City to
Miss Nellie Hitchcock. q daughter OF
the minister. He leaves wife and five
children, one only few months old, to
mourn his untimely death. Yesterday
was his 34Ah birthday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-03

w isnlN6 to retire from business. I now
w. ou1r Tor sale my entire property In
- ufhiucca consisting If Book and Station.
err store aud the News business. ana j fa,n,i,,
residence on Second street. all OF which viii
sell al a reduced price for cash in hand.
p,. q. CHENOWETH
Winnemucca, Jan, Is, 1879. -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-03
NEW TO-DAY
Hay for Sale.

Ii. O. Marker has on baud AMI for sale at
Lovelocks station, Big Meadows, from five
To seven huDdred tons of nay, which Will be
sold at reasonable price by the car load
IL. G. MARK tR,
Lovelock, Feb 3, 1879. lw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-03

CREW Jackson's Best Sweet NAVY
Tobacco. noy20. '78.lv
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-06-10
THE I.ERRITORY.

Capt. Fuller reports large increase in the
internal revenue receipts. The collections
for the fiscal year will reach $50 900. $4,000
in excess OF 1873. Montana thus takes the
third position in the list Of Territories, Is
shown by the revenue receipts-Utah and
Dakota leading of.-Herald.
There were twelve head of thoroughbred
cattle on the steamer "Montana," !" for Dan
Floweree.-Ib.
Melvin York, deserter. who stole $120 in
money, gold watch, horse, saddle, ETC., from
81. II. Clark, an account of which was pub
lished Yesterday, to-day was brought before
judge Hedges. He plead guilty, was placed
under $4,000 bail, $1,000 each complaint to
appear before the Grand Jury in November.
In default Of bail he was given quarters in
the county boarding house.--Ib.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-06-10
Produce Mar net Report.

\. BUTTE, June Sd, 1870. 4
The following are the Wholesale prices
,aid BY merchants and hotel keepers for the
enumerated, delivered from the
wagon. Price list carefully corrected every
Flour, per 100 lbs, $780,. slov sale.
Graham, $50.
Buckwheat, . cts. per lh.--none in market.
Wheat, per lb., n cents, fair demand.
Oats, per lb., n cents slow.
Potatoes, per Ib., II cents.
Butter, per h., 25 to 80 cents.
Eggs, per dozen, rs to 80 cents, In demand.
Corn meal, cents.
Bitter Root bacon, IL cents.
Bitter Root hams, IS cts.
Fresh lard, 12a cents.
Beet, on foot, 81 90 to 25 net.
Onions, 8 to 10 cents; scarce.
Onions, new, 25 cts. per bunch.
Rhubarb, 124 cents
Beets, 6 to 8 cents.
Hay per ton, $18 to $22.50; in demand.
Fresh fish, 25 cents per pound.
Coal, 80 per ton.
Parsnips and carrots, 4 to 8 cents; scarce.
Cheese, IS to 20 cents.
Barley, s. 90 per hundred.
Dried beans, Montana, 8 cts.
Mutton, s. to IS head.
Chickens, $12 to SIS per dozen.
Wood, 81 to - 30 per cord.
Asparagus, in good demand.
Celery, none in market.
Lettuce, none in market.
Radishes, 20 cents bunch.