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cent on the coinage Of silver bullion. =,
Soon afterwards vote was taken on BelforTe
amendment, and it was deteated,-yeas, 81;
nays, 1O. -.:
er's amendment. 1t provides that the Secretary
oi the Treasury shall issue and deliver to the
dcpositor of silver bullion certificates to an
amount equal to the value of such bullion, and
the extent Of 40 ped cent Of such certificates.
shall be held for the redemption thereof, and
the remainder applied to the payment Of Inter
est aud principal OF the public debt. The certih-
cates SO issued are to be received at par tor
nil dues to the United States, and to be used II
narment of the current expenses of the Govern
ment and are to be 1edeemable in standard Sill
.Hr. Cannon favored springer's amendment
because it would give the profits Of coinage to
the Government and not to the holders ot
+ Mr. BAYNn ::T
denounced the whole bill as sheer, uumitigated
fraud and as not intended to subserVe the oest
interests Of any class OF people except the hold
ers and producers Of silver bullion.
standard Of value, and asserted that to-day the
gold dollar really represented $l:5, and me
standard silver dollar represented 81 Ihe de-
monetizatton OF silver had been crime ana
fraud, and the third section OF inc plil WIS
another fraud. because it was giving the bullion
holder the advantage Of II PEI cent. Lauea-
ter and applause on the Republican side.J He
would ike to see the. Democratic party. gong
before he peonle in 1850 IN advocacy OF tnat
section. It would be buried so deep 1hat tne
horr Of Gabriel would not resu1ect It,
Mr.. GARFIELD
said Congress had never leeislated on any ques,
ton that reached further, both terr1torfallY ana
in time, and touched more vital interests, tnan
those touched By; this and similar bills: WITHIN
recent years. and notably within recent months
the leading thinkers in the civilized world nao
become alarmed at the. attitude Of. the tHo
PRECIOUS metals In relation to each ::othes, anu
they we're clearly oI:opinion that bJ some wise,
broad, judicous arrangement both metals mlT9t
be kept in serricefor the currenoy OF the world.
Even England. which fof more than half cen
1ury had believed In thRsingle gold standartl
was row seriously mediseting how. she might
harness both those forces, to the monetary
power Of the world, .,and Jet out,
Side OF this - Chamber;. and Capitol
there was not sirele blmetallic authority In
the world who regarded 1t sate to plunge tpto
any wider, coinage Of silver at the present time
ANYWHERE. France and tile Latin Union, which
had believed il bi-mctallt4m, and had ' =:
MAINTAINED IT AGAINST ALL coMERs, 5.
and had adyouted 1t throughout the world,
were nos coininS silver colt, and had not done
20 since 1851 The most stringent advocates Of
h-mctallism now said it would be ruinous to
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
Der Srana bon GreNburQ.

llsbsr ben Sranp Don Srens
Elm Ssttsnfdd ;u rem 9ranpe
ron gbieasp. tbeilt Die psuti&s ~pss
tsrsburssr 3ts." fplsenpe Ginsslbsitsn
nit am &c. april UNI 103 llbr Wors
gems fns cine pinsise 5dtts an, llfsr pss
llral Ssusr. 90 flstn, 70 pinsis mar
pas Sdus1sn, eas' IS ben perejnistsn
8rdftsn BON pier 9Si6fpmmanrps Elm
eei6tes i&sinsn ipate, cen pin;isen Sau
IN ben SluS su rsrfsn! Sa, es sinse
irpbL absr IS stns rpa niat! Wan fna
an ~ l5ibsn unp su ipriBsn unp fdnf
Winuten ipdtsr purcs in Solse zines
beftissn Sturmss, Der an pislsm Wprsen
pdtbste. cas- Ssusr mad ;psi Staptptsrs
teln bindberssworfen une an bret, pier
ssI@ispsnsn SteIsn ;uslsi4 inssn
msbrere Sdafsr an III bremen. Nun
sriapl Der ansfibret "Ssusr!" alss
fdrte auf bic Strasen. Na1 spsi
Minuten pureen beibe Stabtsisrtel su
einem Slammenmesr, eaS unter Gem Nns
orange psS SturmeS an eie 9ebiuee ees
psibli9sn @Ymnaiums unp prpsynnas
fumS bsranwosts, no eie 8inpsr li3 in
zen SlaHsn bsfanesn. Da eurfts feline
@inuts sesaucert wsrcsn: @as lisssn
ibr Sab unp Gut i'm Sti6 unp ftirstsn
bsrbsi, I'm, Die Sinper su rsttsn. Die
Rinper puroen ssbprssn unp Die psniios
nirinnsn purpsn ron Der Ofrsctriee auf
pts Characterization sebra&t. GS bot
ii4 elm i6rsdlideS Bib oar : untsr BEN
fir9tsrliten Anpraa esS SrfanS ipurps
pas Seusr isesn Iussnblid balp in cine,
balp In spsi Strassn suslst6 b~indbsrsss
rpprfsn. 70 pap IS auf 80 SerI9isrensn
Stslsn trannte, uao cas Slammsnmssr
rpdlsts fi6 bintsr ben GIisbsnesn ersin.
Die IN SSfsn aufssfapsltsn Sablelisfeis
ten fanpsn In Slammsn ; IS brannts al
lsrbanp Sausssrdtb auf ben Gubrsn Is
lppsrtsn Die 8assnsiise aut Die ii9 Lungs
ben brsnnsnpsn Strabsn bepssen. Die
WenIaen errridtsn sinanper I'm 9eerIn.
&c. inpsm fe pom 8aud fat srfidt pur.
ben. go man AUDI binHob, lasen iibsr.
all balbpsrbrannte Sabnsr, 8aBsn uni
Sunpe TN Wsse. rsbsraQ S9rsien
5eulsn, St5bnen, = iibsraa elm Bill
Der 3srtSruns! S&lissli& prans pat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
Af5ma furirt.
81. 9. Yierce, NJ. d.

R. 9. pierce, N. d.
8srtbsr Ssrr - Sisbsn Sabre lang
mar i4 nit afbma bsbaftst. 9sBtss
Grabiabr sebrau&te i'd fauf Glai&sn
BON Sbrs Discovery" CSntusduns) unp
bate wabrsnO oss sanssn SOmmsrs
lsinen 8ddfaa pom afbma. SIN Serbi
felte ii& pisssr Elm slnfaQ Elm ; Id srif
lpfort su Sbrsr Discovery" unp fanp
balp s~puRirpiss gtbilfs. SD babe pom
anpsrsn ssbSrt be bur& Sbre DISCO
very" BON afbma furirt purpen, unp
penno6 iastsn Sis nt6ts ibsr bic sutsn
8irfunsen Sbrer Wspi;tn bel pieler
Sranfbsit. SD wsis, RAP i'd msins
Seiluns feinsm anbern Wittel psreanfe,
Ia i4 feline anpsre Wspisin nabnt.
Grasbsna, y. %. Graby.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10

NV
ben rpolIen. als er ss ibnen iiberldst. ol
fe oieielben taufen laHen oeer nt1t. Dat
fno @rdnce, psl9s rsm ~seiuneen Wen
l6enperftanee einleuttsn unp eeaen re
rem lpsii@e Ri6tisteit aud Der Staa
nt6ts lassn fam. Gr 1T alio senStbist
nit cieien 2eutsn, bic lonf mad ibre,
polittl6en Sarbe 3apieals uns nab ibrs,
reltsi6lsn atbeiitsn inc, su ssbsn unp fl
ais feline Sunpssssnofsn uns Srsunr,
sssen ete relisi5s 6riilib unb poIttiid
ecnierSottp 9einnten, pelte ben confei,
tonea Gbrafter cerS bule betbebalten mol,
len, an;uieben. SIR Den Staat III ca.
cur9 cine Gage seI6ef'n. eie i'm INNER
nebr in cas 8ubrpafer esS &ariealis,
mus, btnabsisbt. Die pOlitii1e COME.
quens hes Gulturfampfes 1T Der &acica.
ltsmus, ME feline rsIisiSis tr erfsr einis
bic @lei6silttsfsit Deer Gsinei6aft sssen
Die 8trds unb In ,psitsr Ger Ntbeismus
1T. Oaran miro fsin NaiIonnemsnt ct,
mas dnpsrn.
Der Gultusmtntfsr DR.. Golf bat I'm
Gribiabr 1876 fir eas gerbalten res
Staates In Der Observation-Disclosures
folssnpe gang unbaltbare 9runrIdge
aufssfeQt: u pte Grtb.iluns res ftuls
planmdsiaen 8slisionsuntsrri4ts ssbIbrt
ni1t Dem 9etfli1sn, Ionbsrn Gem pom
Staate sspriftsn, unssiieaten unp bsaufs
ii6tistsn eebrer; p tic esitung pss
Hsltsions Serbleitt Der STRIDE
CSlrt. "a Der 9srfa6uns), 10 lanse ie riss
islbe cur5 Srsane a~usfibren Idet, psl9s
purb ibr 9erba!tsn ni6t pie Don, Staat
nit Der Gr;tsbuns Der Sussrp pur1 rie
Solfslaule SerfOlsten 3pefs ~ssfdbrpen ;
- cine ginwirfuns auf ben la6ltten
Snbalt eeS Observation-Disclosures tsbt Ger
ifaatltden aufi9tSbeb5rpe nur It, 70 nett
su, ais Der Rsltsionsuntsrri6t ni9ts
entbalten CART mas ben birssrli9sn unp
itaatsbirserli&sn pFi1ten 3uwisperlduft
Cslrt. IL Der S%srfahuns.)
sc rsritsbt i6 ater BON islbf, rpenn
bic STRIDE mad Art. "a Der gsrfaGuns
ben &sltetDAsuntsrrt6t leitsn fol-, unp
penn fe lbsr zen iadli6en SnbaIt eels
isl4en bsineen fol-, pas fe panu AUDI
iber bic relisi5ie Stlpuns unc SualiFeas
tipn Der 9ebrsr ~ ~bffnpen, b. ). bic 9ebs
rer su prdfsn bat ; unp 70 ft5st i9pn In
pisIen BRET SdBen Der prtttten cen eriten
UNI uno sibt Elm trsfenpes Bib pom Der
llnbaltbarteit ees Salf'iben Stanppunfs
:es. So lanse mir In Dsutltlanp stne
1rifli4e 8irbe, 6rifli6e Samilien uno
psmssmdb aud 1riflide 8inrsr babsn,
70 LANCE Der S&ulswans fdr bic 5fentlts
den Sdulsn beitebt mub Der Staat fih In
Der S1ule NIT Der Str9e unp Der Gamilie
pertrasen. - WiQ er paS ni1t 70 mus
Ct Ten S9ulspuns aufbeben anp rnus
Is Der Sanilie unp Ter Stride freifsaen,
S1ulsn ~ erridten unp ibre 8tnpsr In
pisIslben su lbifen. Denn Der Staat
fam rpeper Den 8tnssrn cine pom ibm
einssfibrts &eltsiOn auf,pinsen, nod
fam er IS Der 8irbe tpebren, bic Sineer
psl9e iie sstauft bat nit cem 8iqen
Der Gltern 3u anterridten. @tr isbsn
allo, tpsnn nidt aqes aus Ranp uno
Sanp sebsn uno Die bsiaOlsfs 8srpirs
ruus einrsisen fol-. pann muB Der Staat
feline abfrafte ltberale Gulturfampfspos
litif ~YsrIaisn unp i4 auf zen 9open Der
ttatid6lid sesebenen 9erbiltniHe ftsaen.
sluf anrsre 8eiis 1T Elm sutss S&ulses
isy ni6t su srrparten."
Mcrtiebuud fpldt.1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

OfftcE AND RESIDENCE OPPOSITE
~ the NEvs once. Main street, G0'd iliii.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18
Max Adeler on Monkeys.

The monkeys seem to amuse the peo-
pie most. like monkey myself. Do
you know I believe it's positive loss to
human beings that they havnt got tails
like monkeys. Why, q monkey can take
hold Of anything with his tail Just like
you can with your hand. It's really a
third hand. Now, supposin' you had
such tail ? II you had to hang on to
the platform Of q crowded horse car
With your hands, you could hold your
umbrella with your tail. II YOU were
walking up and down the room at night
with the baby. you could carry him with
your arms and give him spoonful OF
pareeoric with your tail. II you wanted
to take your family out for an airing.
you could grab child with each hand
and pull your baby coach with your tail.
I tell you, sir. that It's dead loss to you
that you are not built like q monkey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18
The Smoking Chimney.

Yesterday as q citizen Of woodsase
avenue was helpinga tinsmith 10 slsyaie
q smoke. jack TO the roof Of an addition
on the windy aide Of the house, prepsra-
tory to hosting 10 atop of smoking
chimney, an old man with q ragged
bundle under his arm came along.
halted. and soon became deeply inter.
est, d.
THAT chimbly smokes. don't II ?"
he finally inquired.
"It's the worst one in town." replied
the citizen.
"And you wants to stop the nuisance.
eh ."
eyes. I do"
"And you think that smOke-jack will
do iii"
"I hope so."
swell. now. I can stop that smoking
In ten minutes. aud won't hurt the
chimbly nor put up any smoke jacks. :"
continued the old man as he laid down
his bundle.
"If you'll do II. I'll give you five dol
lars" rsjoined the citizen, who disliked
the idea Of dishguring his chimney with
the clumsy jack.
"Kin I have the kitchen for five min
utesi" asked the man.
Eyes"
The cook was instructed TO vacate
and the old man took possession. Re-
moving the top Of the stove. he poured
In enough water TO put out every spark
Of the FIRE. Then goin: out he called
10 the citizen on the roof:
90 Has she stopped smoking
"wsll don't SEQ any smoke at all, !"
was the reply "what have you donel"
While be was coming down the lad
der the old man made oil. eating pic
he had taken from the oven. The last
half Of IL he had TO bolt down while on
the run. but at no time in the race did
the citizen. tinsmith or seryan, girl get
within twenty rods OF him.-Dtiroit Free
Press
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED I

All sufferers from this disease thai are snIious
10 BE- cured should try DR.. kissner's Celebrated
Consumptive Powders. These Powders are the
only preparation known thst will cure Con-
sumption, and all diseases Of the throat and
lung--indcei. ~ strong is our fAith In them.
and also 10 convince you that they are no hum
bas. we will forward 20 every sufferer. BY mall.
post paid. q frcc Trial boz.
We don't want your money until you arc per.
fectly satisfied Of their curative powers. II
your life 10 worth saving. don't delay In giving
thess Powders Q trial, ~ they will surely cure
you.
fricc. for large boI. g. 90. sent 10 any part Of
the United States Or Canada. By mall, on receipt
OF price. Address,
AslI a. ROBBINs,
800 Fulton street, h<ooklyn. MI.
fe5 Ts-ly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18
FITS, EPILEPSY.
-on-
FALLING SICKNESS

Month's usage of DR.. GoulArd's Celebrattd In.
fsllibie Fit Powders. To convince sufferers
that the-s powders will do all We claim for
them. ve will send them By mail. post paid. Q
Trial bor As Dr. 9oulzrd Ia the only physician
and ss 10 our know ledge thousands have been
Permanently Cured BY the use OF thee Pow
dsrs, We will guarantee q Permanent Cure In
every case. or Refund you All money Expended.
All sufferers should give Powders an early
trial. and be convinced Of their curative pow.
ers.
Price. for large box, $500. or four boIe- for
$1,000. sent by mall 10 any part OF the United
states OF Canada on r-ceipt Of price. or by ex.
pr-~s, &. U. ID. Address.
ASH a. ROBBINs.
80 Fulton street. Brooklyn, MI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18

A LITTLE Bowling Green boy amused
himself the other day playing dog. and.
after discharging all the other duties OF
"man's faithful friend" he stuck his
head out OF his improvised manger and
said: "wsll. auntie. I've done every
thing else. and I weckon III better have
pups now" Auntie tainted on the spot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18
LYONS
KATHAIRON,

Discovered thirsy.nve years ago by Psoi, Lyon
Of Y.e. is the most perfect prcpsrotim n.trt
world for preserving and beautibing the halt.
ns.ide. being the best hair dresstas
ever prsdsced, Lyss'. ksthairsa will
positively srevent srsyaess, md vi
fe-tsre new hair 70 bald heaa-, u the
veets and fsliicies are oct destreyed.
"a .s,uslly performs these seeming rairaeiss.
Of vhieh the fOllowipsis
A FAIR SPECIMEN.
h.d been entirely bald for several yssrs.
constitutional, suppose. used few bottles
- Saih lrOn. ard. 10 nJ great sarpriie, h-ss
IA .ro-ta Of young hair.
COL JOHN L. DoRRASoE. -.
Ia..sfy important sespsel the "a. a,ssa u
sh-sia,siJ innonp-lal'is. IL is up-aeaisd
!. To cars Badness.
To Re-iore Gray Hair.
.. To Remove Dsndrur.
4. To Dro-s and Besutify the Hair.
BEAR IN MIND.-Ths KAthairon is no
sticky paste Of sulphur and sugar OF lead. to
paint and daub the hair and psraiyzs the brain.
II IL a purs and iimpid vegetable lotion. In.
tended to restore the hair BY natural growth
and reinvigor.tion. Iii spiendidly psrfumed.
and The most delishtf'h toilet dressing knosn.
No i.iy'- or gentlemsn's toilet outnt is com.
plete without Lyons Kathsiron.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18
IMPORTANT
NJ EDICAL NOTICE
DIR. DAVID DAVIDSON, n. D.,

AY THE EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN
~ Colleges. pupil of the world renowned
Rioord OF Paris. and formerly of the Lock Hoe
pital. London. England. Meiical Lecturer n
the Missouri state Museum of An atomy. authos
OF Practical Observations on Nervous DebiL
ny, "ete.. ETC., may be consulted daily 81 his
once,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18
BANK Of CALIFORNIA.
AoENoY,
GOLD HILL 81 NEVADA.

nEPosrTs ofCoIs OR BULLIoN received.
~ sitherion open account or 10 Issue CkR.
TIFiCATRs therefor, payable lat the option OF
TIE hoider) In Gold Hin or San Francisco; to
make collections, purchase Bullion atthe most
favorable rates, or advance coin .hereon when
forwarded TO the Parent Bank In Ban Francisco; |;
solls Bills Of Exchange, and transacts 0snsral
Banking Business,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18

HOURS ron CONSULTATION -rron 10
TN .. and from TN s.or By spsei, s .DRs,ns 7,
msnt. Ubu -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18
rmE vAauEno..

TME vAouEno.'
Oh. vho 10 % f,ee - gallant vaq.Srvi
with his bsaaty ef eronrs meath his shady
He sniiss q his love. and he laughs a. HE fate,
For he knows he is lord Of /. toels estate
rhs prairiss hs oun. and he moen nthe
IIeIhot Hal, Ho-hoi
He'd 'sa on rsru 'sn baeki
Kesp en- Up 10 tss trsek
hlllo Ho-hillol
crie-crser'
On. Doana Luiss 10 proud o. shes fsir;
Buf 90 parted last night with lock of her halr.
Ana sstss ths stars she rosns. ssesins Tor W.
from tks vsss:
And Juan bears sens,hins ursppsd w IN h''
.Bo-hoi nsii No hot
Head 'sn on Turn 'en, bAsk
Keep 'eu up 20 the track
Hohilis Ho.hillo
Cfie-erse :
His proul-st Possessions are prvttiiy p'seel'
His love q his h-art aud his life o. bis wAi"'
Aud n In Q qusrrei he happen TO fall.
why. The prsiris's his grave and hls I''sesf'f'
his pail.
And Donna Laisa-g.,s over II all
'.Ho-ho Iui Ho hoi
Head '-m on Tuin '-m back
Keep 'en up to the track
ho-hillSi HO-hill0
Crie-ersc T.
Tue Padre may preach. ard the Notary frosn.
hat the pss!aaas. smile - he rides through N
And = :: r.A.'. he ,a''. N'..'-'l A'
Aud the Notary on has "drop IN his eye,
Hat all that he doea 10 to love aud 10 d. =
Ho-hoi Hal Ho-hoi
Head EN- sd Turn EN- bach
Keep 'em up to tho track
Cric-erse r
"a California eattie-drivsr. Furnished with
revolver, iasso and long ltsaed whip, thess ad-
venturoas gentry coHdnet the half.wic cs;tle
Of the plains over miles Of their surfasa. ADD.
with their gzy sash's, high boots. silded ana
bslisd spur, and dark. brOsi hats (s0B,br nj
prsssnt vsry picturesque appeaFahes.
tClsAk. Peasant sifl..
-fSaak D,.Pr,E 10 Ts=Pls bsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18
Room 50, Friedrich House,
VIRGINIA, NEVADA.

DIR. DAVIDSON having devoted bis entire
attention To the di-eases Of men. especially
tho-e arising from exces-es and early sbures.
including GOnorrhea. elect. syphilis, involun-
tary emissions Nocturnal and diurnal) and
chronic diseases generally. is enabled 70 guar.
antes speedy cures TO thoss Who may consult
him.
Dr. Dsvie-on's valuable Medical Work,
Practical Observations on Nervous Debility"
10 which IL s.ided an kssay on Marriage With
some important chapters on disorders cf the
reproductive organs. will be cent rnxn to any
address On receipt Of postage stamp to prepay
Patiens- whose cases have been badly treated,
neglected. or prrpcaneei ineursbls, are pArtieu-
larly invited to call.
Obesrve the address:
DR. DAVID DAvIEsON,
Room So frsdriek Housa.
Virginia, Nevada.
HOURS ron ONsULrArloN- From 10
TN ., and from tili .. or By special appoint
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13

store 81 so bushel. Mjllet Seed-German, in store,
81 65 6ushel. Kraut, Ssa9 per barrel; half
barrel, S4 Hides-dry flint l2di3c; dry salt, S99c;
sSSr, 20I2Sc. Cotto1,-seed taken by the mills at 81
per ton, Lime, 81 per barrel; ROsedale cement
tH ATfFI e. MARKET0 IsfeS sdhng Southern
stOckyard Chelsea, report that receipts continue
s ses. 1907 Sf 10 i9S6 pO1nds. good 70
choice butchers steers, 900 TO 100 poqnds' 4149
pounds 4l4I 494c fair to good eorn,Ied hexaI Cot ~,
lie 500 10 1000 pounds, 3l2d4c; smooth Iat
e opb na{ e6 oxen medium butcRefs cattle 700 e
I0O0 rounds Pisa 34c; inferior and thin cattle an
S Sess PsEYs 5gsBes s gaic6eFs G
to 200 pounds 3l2d32ci second 9na!, h'g s eT ne
p pSci miasfed f4IEc Of regular price sse
Good g choice mutton graGes 9S Grades az 5o to 20
pounds 3si 4lsc; inferior and common per head'
slW2' IBY TELEGRAPHl
CiSctNNATI, April 12.-Flour easier but not
auotaby lower wneat steady with falr demaId
81 o. Con- U iais T den n hs sTiev n ana
dropping. Pork dull, iobbtng $40 40. Lard In tatr
demand team 8 9d seld s asasT f pacon dull
4ls90'sd59sc. whisky easier light offerings
ana lower; No. , red fall, 50 1913 SIZE cash. Cora
armer; No 2 mixed 33l4Ct35 cash. Oats mac
s F S %SsRy ssd Sa's o. P f0i n 4Sf
jObblng, $40 80. Lard duh and nominal, So 70.
Bulk meats trmer; shoulders, 81 bU, 10 aTllNei
clear RIBS, 81 S5d4 80. Bacon higher; clear Iibs
5.37l9d 540c; clear, 5l2c.
LOUISVILLE, April I2.-FlouT steady. Wheat
steady red and amber, S16l Oh. Corn In good d2-
nand; white, 9Sc; mixed, BIC. Oats quiet but
STEADY; white Bic; mixed, 2Sc; Rye steady, pc 5
Hay In fair demand, SS6IO. Pork quiet. $40 20.
Lard quiet but steady; choice leaf uerce 7l4d l12ci
keg S146S1Sc. Bulk meats, 3SsGG4ts 5q0lsc
Bacon steady, AS 5ss6I 57Sc. Sugarcured hams,
SIsdqIsc Whisky active and finn, 81 OIL.
NEW YORK. April 12.- Flour nominal; superfne
western and State, SO 20f3 80. Wheat firmer;
ungraded wigteT red, 81 0l1l -. Rye trmi No.
2 western, 5S34d 59c. Barley dull. Malt steaoy.
Corn dull; uEgraded, 1880 45c. oats quiet; white,
33Isc Hay quiet, 40645c. coffee quiet but steady.
Sugar quiet; Iair 10 good relniL g, 6lsd 6aSc Nc
la,ses quiet but firm. Pork demand fair AM prices
higher; mess, so 40d9 80; old, $40 500l0 6212.
Lard weak; prime steam. 45d6.55c. Whisky
steady, O5ls.
CHICAGO, April I2.-Elour steady spring extras,
So 2514 80; choices mixed, 81 75; lew grades, 81
az rs; patents, S56b; patent Minnesota, 50 90
I6Si winter extras, 81 25U5 10. Wheat-demand
fir and prices higher; No Chicago spring. fresh,
SGl5c; regular SIC cash. Corn in good demand
ana prices a shade higher fresh, SAC; regular,
3I5sc cash. Cats fairly active and a shade higher
22c cash. Rye easier, 43Igd 44lsc. Barrier steady.
DE. 70 X fairly active and a shade higher; $40 80
cash, SO 30D10 32l2 May, $40 42l3 jung.
Lard active, fran ana higher, Il. Il16. zoe cash
and May, 625d6.27lsc June. Bulk meats steady
3.7563.95d 5.l2lsc. whisky steady, 81 Or
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13
GENERAL TRADE.

Although the weather yesterday was glo-
riousiy sprnglise, business was without change
were received, aud the market was nsqqusntly un-
On nged In prices or tone. Some few Front street
10 supply the Easter demand but as is generally the
case, were mistaken, and hen frult' Is not large
arc whistling for the profits they sure To make
QuotQtt9NS bsIolc an round tots al TIE landing
and Nss rI(f0l2 dgpotS fid include faeifhcr dTalJ-
age Storage nor other crpcHSeS outside Of ne bfTe
Jys.qat and charges "a up % drrigdL Jo5biag and
0ge. storage and profit 2f tie dealer.
D.-CorR-Mark-t unchanged; sale Of 200
sacks black, dusty, at 36c; In store, 4Sd50c. Oats
sale OF, 10 arrive, 400 sacks al &c ana 100 sacks
81 35c; IA store, SSt1 4Oc. Brul-GOOd inquiry and
Sl4 10 aud 500 saes al 81 >; an store soc peT cwt
corn bran, 50 6O0 10 per ton. Hav-saies OF I25
bales tim9lhy at Slsdl9, and one carload, gilt
FLOUR AND Fgouy-Superine to good
!am'iy' ~ thuO %; fancy up to So 30. Corn meal
~ ia az 9em Ii, IA az 81 lId2 20 from mill
peachblows continues good; last sale Of 20 barrels
q 9ehDlo~s at - % tiyoeH pas So per box. S'oeet
81 J5dl 80. OaisIs, S3d3 80. Tt,yaipS, 81 a
bsueL Edrsl.iEs 50 barrel Carrots, So a barrel
FRUITs-Apples in better demand but unchanged
~ 81 hOu3 Ia store OT0liQcs-MeSslna. So 506
COMA, Zoe; Brazilian sc; peosns. Texas. ioS1
Lei hlberts, 1Idl5e, peanuts red, 4Isc; white &c
Der pound; eocoi, S304 so per hundred Dried rsIit
apples, 3d Blsc; peaches, 3lsd4 c. bananas. SEA
EGGS. BUTTER, POULTRY. were IN moor
demands selling at II f5c; some few cases at I4c.
Euttcr-cOmmOn, Sd DC; medium, 126i &c; choice
western. lS1C20c; creamery. 2SuB0e. OhickeHS-few
here, al - 5013 90 from young 70 hens. Turkeys,
~ Geese S466. Ducts 81 49,
HOG PHODUCT.-MaTket quiet, fair demand.
acoa-elear sides. packed SAGE; clear nib. packed,
> 65c; shoulders, 4l2c P0rk-elear pork sides,
loose, 5s8c clear rib pork sides loose, 5lAe; long
clear pork sides. loose 5l4c; shoulders loose &c;
slgaf-cuTed hams, packed, Sl41alAc; breakfast ba-
con, packed, 1851 7ltc; mess pork. Slldll 80.
LGrd-terces, lisa 7lic; pals, 7756Sc.
FRESH MEATS. Bogf-fore quarters 2Ih13c:
hindquarteTs. 5d6c. Sheep, &c pound. Hoqs,
city dressed Bate pound.
GROCERIES.-Oo6ee. 1lsc for ordinary I3Ihe for
falf, lbc for good fair, l6IaD17c for choice. 5ed-
imperial, 3OU15c. SugdT-TaB Louisiana. BI51
ae; coffee sugar, &c: lump sugar, Ice NoL1ssS
S2 stteo fi eeeofalng to quality. Rios 6An7lRc
ats.-El.i. AEEOIJS- SlE,fer -.
tchs
- - "''Hei' according TO qualny as.s st, 81 ~