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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-28
Make u a Law.
The following from the Enterprise Of
this morning is full OF common ense:

TIL. f~ollovinp from tina Eaterpfise OF
this morning Ii iuii d. coniuon seuss
eve notice that an Assembly bill. In
troduced by Mr.. Prisk, to iegaiize cor.
tain transfers OF funds already made oy
the County Commissioner Of storey
county, AMI ! authorize certain o'ne,
transfers by thsn' alter having passeu
the Assembly, was tabled oy the senate
because regarded a. unconstitutional,
We have not seen copy OF tne oiii' Anu
are therefore unadvised as 70 inc manner
in which legislation on THIS subject IN
sought to be accomplished but the END
desired TO DO attained Is very plain and
the object very desirable. On b 18Th
day OF last March all the railroad bonds
OF Storey county had been redeemsd,
and there remained In the Railroad Bono
Redemption fand tue sum OF Si,,'
w W. This the BOARD, witnout au-
thority OF law, anu trusting 'na' 'ne'.
action wouid DO ieeaiizea oy tns pfesen.
Legislature, transferred 70 inc pIeseh'
School fund' anu 'nereoy enec.su y
saving OF one per cent. Pef monin on
the amount. one o4lee' o. the pn. "a
oled Is 10 sahcuoa 'nis usns'e,. Asa.
~, ana, from The Cour,.bouss Bond
REDEEM ption Fund to pay oil outstand.
ing bonds Of that class and interest,
and the holders have Deem pup
ne,y n1unsa ~ p' esn ;n. ~
,bs Court.bouso Bond Redemption
Fund q little over $1,000. Another
object Of the bill tabled Is 70 empower
sas noa,u y, , ~ ,hia r%.w.in;na
ann 10 .om. other fund-presumabls
the General Fund. This is also desira.
Die. az there Is no use LOT u wnere' y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-28
TIE STATE PRIs0N WARDEN.
SHIP.

Our Legislators did a very sensible
thing yesterday afternoon when they In
definitely postponed the bill to change
the election and appointment OF Warden
attaches OF the State Prison from the
Legislature back to the Board OF Prison
Commissioners. The bill contained too
many defects. and under the eireum-
stances the bes, way to dispose OF 1t was
TO kill IL. Two years ago the appoint
ing power in this matter was taken from
Board, consisting Of the Governor. Sec
Rotary OF State aud Attorney General
and placed in the hands OF
tho Legislature. The result was
that General Batterman Was chosen
Warden OF the Prison. and under his
charge that institution has hourished rs
IL never did before. Nobody, except the
prisoners themselves. has had any fault
to find with the general discipline and
management. II has been moro strictly
and economically managed than ever
before, and more Of q Of revenus
to the State. We are not saying that
son.s n else might not have made just
a. good a Warden. but the experience
Of the last two years has proven very
advan,agsously what the present Warden
can and will do. The past Is q very
good criterion for the future.
To some. it might seen that too much
absolute power is given to the Warden.
aud the bill just defeated provided that
the Board should have the power OF sp-
pointing subordinates under him.
This idea is fully as prepostsrous
as that the captain Of a ship
should no. exercise his own Judgment as
to whom 10 should have as officers
under him. Jealousy. disaffsction and
mutiny would be q very possible result.
and In State Prison management a very
ulsastfOus ous. Auv ttbhs ohs WV
den should DO selected. aud he be given
full command. subject only to impeach.
msnt and dismissal for Encouragement
or malfsasance in office. The proper
ways and means can b provided by the
present Legislature. and the Board
given suitable powers in this respect.
our kilograms from Carson state that
Senator westerheld to-day introduced a
bill providing for the creation, or
reproduction Of q State Prison Board.
constituted as the old n was,
and such ~ we refer to. In
case it passes, the w~ardenship would
he under the choice and control Of excel
lent and sensible men. whose Judgment
in the matter may be safely deferred to.
Political influence aud wire-pulling
sehemers who have only their " self
enterest at stake in the matter. should
not DO allowed to prevail. II the right
man Is found to DO in the right place,
keep him there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-28
A Hint to Hard Drinkers.
Lotnr. in ManniRa. Ku.

Barkeepers in this city pay. on an
average. ~ q gallon for whisky. One
gallon contains an average Of siIty.ivs
drinks, and at ten cents adrink the poor
man pays Sc 80 per gallon for his
whisky. In other words he pays 80 for
the whisky and 81 90 to . man for hand.
ing ii over the bar. Make your wife
your barkeeper. Lend her 80 to buy q
gallon Of whisky for = beginning. and
every time you want o drink 60 TO her
and pay ten cents for II. by the time
you have drank o gallon she will have
sc 80, or enough money to refund the
80 borrowed Of you, to pay for another
gallon OF liquor. and have Q balance Of
~ 80. She will be able To conduct fu.
ture operations on her own capital, and
when you become an inebriats. unable
TO support yourself. stunned aud do.
spised by all respectable persons, your
wife will have enough money to keep
you until you get ready to ill q drunk
ards grave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-28

A MAN gets rather tired picking up
newspapers published in new mining
districts, and reading column accounts
Of their inexhaustibls wealth. while he
reflects that he gave q alf.dollar the
day before to an impecunious wretch
who had just walked out Of the much
pulled locality described Ap-
peal.
Yes, Il is wsarying. But then you
must remember that those same four.bit
men when they get to heaven. II they
svsr do. will be diminishing around try.
ing 70 borrow silver ~brickbsts. when
they can get full.sizsd gold bricks by
taking . souss at the pavsmsnts with .
crowbar OF . cold-chisel.
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You Can't Chioroform Me-

Western women are sharp; but the
Plattsmouth (Nsbraska) female Is enti-
tied to the premium for smartness. The
other day. according to the Wdtehmdn
Of that place. she went into q shoe store
to buy q pair Of shoes. The clerk vas
in the act Of s~prinkling some chalk pow
der inside. 80 they might slip on easily.
She glanced ~furtively. at him and re.
marked: 81 know what you're doing"
The genial clerk smiled acquiescence.
She siid toward the door and said. in
tones that startled his nerves: "You
can't chloroform me. mister; 1 was
fooled once before. aud I'm blamed II
IN be again." And she left without the
shoes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-28

As WAS to be expected. Governor
Nichols Of Louisiana is being soundly
berated by the Southern press for his
frank admission that there had been
atrocious bulldosing in his State. OF
course his critics don't base their GEN.
surs openly upon the admission. They
blame him for not stopping the bull
dosing. and pronounce him too weak a
man for his position.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-28

. SECRETARY SHERMAN Is said to receive
a large number OF letters and dispatches
daily urging him to DO the Republican
candidate for Governor Of Ohio this
Fall. He replies to all that it is too
early yet to asitato the question. but
that when the time comes he will think
about il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-28

Mn. MAITLAND formerly lived in vir-
GINA City. OF him and his the San
Jose Torn TUX says: Miss Jsffreys-
Lewis will return to the stage. She
finds that she must work II she would
support her husband In good style.
She married . broker. and hs broke
her,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-28
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

Tue Claims OF oar ''ssreng.nisdsd
Womeu--rbeir Latest
Passage Of the Arrears Ut PEN
.iou nal Gen. shields Agaiu-
Tn. Remarkable Csreer OF . ses-
n.or From rhree stases.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-28

SENATOR BRrcr is negotiating for the
purchase Of 5000 acres Of land in New
Mexico for Il cattle rancho. and has
made a large investment to stock IL.
This enterprise is a mere matter Of
speculation. as the Senator intends 10
retain his presence residence in Missis.
sippi.
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Correspondence OF the Gold Hill Daily se~.,l
WASHINGTON. Jan. q

There is getting to be n class OF ladies
in the lsnd-comprising. 1t Is probable,
about Tour per cent. OF the adult females
who are, to appearances. deeply i'm.
pressed with the copyiction that the
.~o,n,,v v;u .n..,;,v ,,., a. ,r,n and
'p'
society iefmen' i'sen INTO sPa'nis incon-
trollable and fatal. unless they rise to ad-
eauacy with the situation and express
,h.i, t~..,;,,s ,,o, r,hl;c .,i,anciss .s
..stronc.minded women" but whether
the title Is bestowed in irony or as a true
description Is inde'erminaoie are
,u ~ ,hoan ,sm"s,;s;,;ss
they are so fortunate a. to be maintained
in such; nor. indeed. anywhere else. un-
less perhaps auions 'nos
su'Pe a'os" c..a..ss .;,h :.
prise u 'ne in'as'on =" Noas,e
s'ofnh Vi Pe'ioon' P'"s'"s Ha's
the PLURALITY WIVES
n, Utah ,,sb.a IN s~,,r.mities. IL Ia
without Quo IN the cause " 'e"
virtue-a thing OF rather INDEFINITE
meaning in strong minded localities
that this crusade il undertaken. The
ayidity with which this class Of politi.
clans seizs upon opportunities TO dem-
onstrats their inhamanity, especially
toward their own sex, Is q siehihean,
sugse-non " "a' ~ a,,a;n
m. mower which they imagine they are
the only ones to exercise.
rnk PENSION BILL.
The history Of tb. Arrears of the Pen.
Ian ~ -, \ cat. La,
". -
week. Without amehdmen'' compulsory
disproves the claim that Is now set up
hv c.,.,al ,n.,;.,. Y Pic. M Ohio
-
chairman o' Tue IiVu, rsns'on So"
h''.ee, 'nat 70 u,w oe'ouss ae
having or,s'ha'su 'ne measa'. auu sn
g,nssIeu Tvs P,s.s asn -
Dn 49, - 49, $50
IVA. pi"ei ~ ,hs m.a.s snS A..
slOu Ol the rules III INV Itousc uuu Wv
passage OF the hill. The motion was
,,ss,su " 'so %DNa"s NJ H.,
''. n"0o auu 'sP''"s ."a,
vote WhiIe ,hs vote was in progress
Mr. Rice walked over to Mr. Cummings
seat and very eacitedly accused him oil
FLAMING rHE DEMAooorr.
Because the Pension Committee had q
hin ,a,J;ny befor. n leaking 10 the
-, T..,,m -. ..,..ol
'Ani' e"'' i'a' o'i' A p'op
to repeal a section OF the revised statutes
which forbade placing those VINO par
tieipated in the rebellion upon he pen
sion roll. The rules were not suspend
oil. two.thirds not voting for Mr.. Cum.
mings' motion. the vote standing-yeas
lag. nays 20. Afterwards, June ID,
1873. Mr.. Haskell OF Kansas, q Repub-
naaa MI lfnmnnlnnl hill AnAln WAS
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DIED.

sTEwART-ln bridgeport. ct., January :,
Rush Dell. eldest daughter Of John W. and
Ada Stewart. aged q years, 8 months and
days.
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MARRIED..

PRRDRICKs-wALK Erin San Francisco.
January 10. Fiank fredrcks Of Virginia City
TO Alice A. walker OF Ban francisco.
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aoRN.

BERKLEY-In Reno. January Is, 10 the wife Of
Rufus Berkeley. . daughter.
H0wLAND-ln Han Francisco, January %. 10
the wife Of Robert N. Rowland. . daughter.
oLDs-ln Carson Valley. January ~. TO the
wife OF Luther Olds. . con.
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New TO-DAY.
PAINE CELEBRATION

DHE LIBERALS or STOREY COUNTY
will celebrate the One Hundred and Forty.
second Anniversary Of the Birth Of THOMAS
PAIaK on
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

-,, coxxrrrER OF CITIZENS AP.
'I'n nc,,tsd lsst night o. the Railroad Meeting
Are requested TO meet ~ tns 0rrdo. w
J0NAs SHELLY. for business, THE
A. = O'Clock sharp. JAZZ lt
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do at o5xe. ssoo do os7Se asoo do at oele COZ
closing Ssss bid ola 'G Toss both sssEsns S,
s @ Isry sI ic 'P' @I
i;c sc :s State snS Western
l4e Geese.Boston, l6c ise Philadelphia l3c. lee
ise State we.ser" .sc be- maard ae s. i'i per
sSfa psr ' fed S"s.
75c. per pair. Rabbits Doc per pair Grouse per
ssaas. = g dozen Epsii;s .aes "a psr DOZEN
Red heads 81 81 p Per pair rardses 81 so per pair
PHosisoss. Re- rss"rork IS bills lard 4.o7s
bacon Sess, Sesi F% isrco
sale. rsrs 20 S Gd | ra ;
fss' IS .Hsy % ~; sS "Se ss 9 Ts
ha "a Sfs:' at ns c
s. 80 bid. 81 40 asked March s. 3, bid s 50 asked
80 Ms's 81 b SD 40 % bid SO 10
S% not
hsd and a c1ssfe a (: 90 s"S is' 80 Sd d
s 30 Beef SS sEs e., sS sS The Gss
being Picked bellies. S' sales ss &c
y psksS psflsd belize. aG weights. "a
y i 90 hog. ws s"a Active and
& Sa ssa i'.s$y s
s':;' :ss %s''ss
go tiercs. February a. 81 ,'2a $3.50 do March, at
and 1850 do. May at $s s7s ~ 92s The following
wore tho bid and asked prices at the seconh call =
January. So 10 asked February 80 co bid S5 O. asked
March, SO 20 hid So 72a asked; April Sc IL bid ~ -,
asked; May, SO sra hid $, s7s asked Bnttcr-Kccepts
5.6ot packages The market remained firm and farly
active We quote:-Statc good to choice, 25c
Soc Western. fine to fancy 2Sc 33c: State dairy, 12c
Poe Western, do IOc. zoe Western factory. 7c lSc
Chccsc-lscccipts 257 boxes The market firm and
fairly active We quote State factory fancy &C. Sc
Western do. TO fancy. &C Size; SKINNED do &C.
&c. Eggs-Reccipts. 5O7 bbls The market without
change We auoteLong Island New Jersey and near by
:c State and Pcnnsylvan 2Sc SOC; Western, fresh
26c 2Sc; Canada fresh 25c. 2Ic lined State lie.
loc.; Western. 15c lie.
RIcr.-Ths market for domestic firm, with good
demand We quote -Carolins. iair 10 good 5,nc 81
prime choice 6sac. 7sc; Lous iana to fair
alsc 5eic good TO prime Gi4c. 6iac.; Rangoon, in
bond, SIC.
SrEARiSk-Rcceipts, 80 bbls md 270 ticrces.
SUGAH-Thc market for steady and fairly active
sales LOO hhds centrifugal Mt 7iSc. 7lc. The
market for refined was strong Sugars under 7sc have
point. We Fair refining. 6,.c good refining. sac
Cnbn centrifugal hhds and oxcs 49, &c. 7src
do molasscs bids and boxes size 61sc; Porto Rico
refining common TO fair. sac Stsc do do. good to
prime enc To- rcfucd standard A, SIC. or A. Sc
crushed &C.: powdered sac. ns7sc graduated
sssc off do SIC cui loaf white extra Cs. 79c
ING C's &c. 6ssc The following compiled By Messrs
Walt Creighton Morrison shows the statistical position
of raw SUGAR.
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%ss So Sales. $3.50 sss''s s'oet $3.50 '' Exports ''
Cotton quiet and easy n,Iddling Die low mddling.
s s"ss oaanary s As' rssep, ~ bales s.a.
eaas.wise LII Sales 5000; last evening. 1900 stock
MonrtE, Jan. 20. 1879
Go,'sn quiet and easy %ddns e e low MD I'd
bales; liD Exports coastwse, 2,i3d sales. I0n
Cotton firm; middling o,Sc. low middling sac. good
Exports-To Britain Lass; 10 the Continent 1928
Sales. 1000; last evening, 900 Stock T6.o.i.
Cotton quiet no demands middiing oSe low middiing.
ports to tho Continent SIS Sales ioi stock Sssi7
wiIsISGros, y. G.. Jan -. 1879
s S q i Sa for G o yss@ Gr"r s. sa 1s
gin. Tar steady 81 10
sales SShss White f"? State do So
y o S S "a 81 hare Corn Rtaf hS
a0G e" @ o", %issa s%' is f T S%e
bright, 81 rs No. bright, 81 o3 low grades poe eoc
II; a%'as No..
5 bS dar % asha 1 per ton
Flour steady and nnehanred with inquiry; sale.
Of GOD hb Wheat in moderate and steady sales
b ne., hard sPrng on private s,ms one car hard MIL
h sales Is ssrs new on track g. e as
Rye neglected barley nuchaaged fair trade sales mostly
steady but unchanged Other articles unchanged Rail-
ss %sw York
mSss, % bushels rss ern Gn S" oa; Z. DO
bushels corn, S. jo do oats 81 90 barley $500 do
rye. so do
Flour steady and unehnnged wea, steady; extra white
s . c arn dull very s %on o y
high mixed, BE No mixed, Sic: No mixed :Etls
No. mse a.: a4e '" ~ mi mixed Sn e
Ss % ~ a71S; choice, 81 Dressed hogs hrm 81 Re
s.iSD do. oats $500 do shipments-Fiour 100 bills;
wheat 900 busheis corn, 1860 do. oats, |. 400 do
TOLEDO, Jan. 20 1879.
The market for all articles is dull and nominally un-
changed
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat good demand and
rod and white SOC. o7c Corn stronger a2c.
at Sic 52c Barley dull, lower to sell: No ; fall,
II good demand and shade higher steam % S. cash;
Sac buyer February; 61ac, buyer March, Bnk meats
rib sc. clear sides, Size Whskcy 81 o. But
Live hogs in good demand and shade higher eon,moa.
s. S,bs e shs y rses1s o pSssnS lSc SO y 7o
CHICAGO. Jan. 20. 1879.
Flour quiet and unchanged wheat in good d,msnd bnt
ss.c. sostc. Marca; Na DO BE rejected ssssc
Corn ''s,a With good % cash z and Pss
steady unchanged, Gyc easier Islsc Barley in
ssnssn a 81 IS Fork
shade higher s. 80 cash and Februnry s? 40 80 421s
ssaa hyhsr a. g g. eah and FS%%s 81
81 20 March; IS AZ - So April B"lkmeats in good
81 io short coar - 10 Dressed hogs strong and higher
4 % 80 Il ss:dy q a.
los,5to do $1,000 do rye. 1900 do barley 10000
corn iacoo DO oats, 1000 do rye 800 do barley
1900 do A. sho close wheat active firm and higher
aae,:5y Sis6sn Pori ssonssnd higher q s. is RI
February; 81 421a March,
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The total sales Of stocks ut the board to-day ag-
grcgated 370,77o shares. which distributed as
follows :-Coads Southern. 3,125; Chicago and
Northwestern. 81 975 Chicago and Northwestern pre-
ferred 25 $50; Chicago Rock Island and Pacific 14O0;
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western "a, ESQ., Delaware
and Hudson Canal 100; Eric, 1926 Illinois Gen.
trail. $3.50; Lake Shore 1910; Michigan Central,
1900; Milwaukee and st. Paul. 37,140; Milwaukee
and 81. Paul preferred. s975; Morris and Essex
S.025 New Jersey Central 13,06s; Ohio and Mssis-
sippi. AFRO; Pacific Mail 2.21o; Pittsburg 1857; st..
Louis. Kansas City and Northern. 800; Wabash,
11,675; Western Union Telegraph, 37,131.
Money ON call was easy at a per cent, advanced
late In the day to per cent and closed at az per
cent. The following wcrc the rates of exchange on
New York ct the undermentioned cities to-day -sa-
vsnnah. buying at par. selling premium; Charles
ton. buying u q ITO discount, selling par; Now
Orleans commercial u. bank u; st. Louis. O5 pre-
MUM; Chicago, weak. buying lilo discount. selling
LILO premium. and Boston weak, 12,s cents premium
Foreign exchange was quiet at 4s4sl Ass for bank
ers' long and 4.s7I lss for demand sterling. The
nominal rates femsn 1885 and 4sstl.
The sub-Treasury to-day paid out $4,000 for legal
tenders and received s77.7Oo gold In exchange for
legal tenders.
Government bonds were nrm and active. with tho
bxception Of the hve-tweutes and tcnfortics. which
src weakened by tho frequent calls. Tho subscrip-
lions to the four Per cents to-day amounted to
S3,S3O,O00
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The London adviccs reported consols at tho opening
o5'f d. and at the clcseat o5s ao5s United States
bonds fraction higher for liss and 1867 s-tho
former selling at 100 and the latter At 1885 ten
fortics declined from lo7 TO ioe and ves from io7
10 1oesl. but the former recovered to io7 and the
latter 70 1907. Erie foil OF from 2sA to 24x and
rallied TO 25x; do. preferred dropped from 4ox to
AK, and closed at AIN. Illinois Central declined
per cent. to ssH New Jersey Central declined from
- to Al. rallied to AZ and reacted to AN To-day is
ticket day and tomorrow will be fortnghtly settling
day II the Stock Exchange. Bar silver is down TO
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED: FUTURES
CLOSED FIIM-FLoUR oUIET-wHEAr FIRM
CORN FIRM--OATS QUIET-POEK QUIET--LARD
FIRMER-wHIsKEY LOwER-sPIGITs TuRPEN-
TINE DuLL-ROsIN FIRM-PETRoLEUM NOMI-
NAL--CoFFEE sTEADY-sUGAR STEADY.
WEDNESDAY, Jan 60 P. NJ
Business was fair in most departments of trade to-
day, and but few important changes in values were
reported on Change. Flour quiet Wheat
firm but not very brisk Corn was firm. Oats
quiet. whiskey was lower. Pork was quiet. Lard
was irmer but closed easy. Cotton the spot was
unehanged futures closed firm Groceries steady
Naval stores dull Oils still quiet Petroleum
duh nominal.
Corrxg-The market for Braxs firm for ordinary.
but other grades only steady Sales bags
Rio Anna, Mt &c., and sos bags do per Koln pr
vatc The City of Para has arrived with
4267S bags Rio which makes the stock here night
first hands bags At Baltimore the following sacs
of Rio made 800 bags and 1858 bags per Maggie T.
Grey mt 1ic 1000 bags, per Campnncro, Mt lie, and
per Adelaide, 1000 bags ut lc, $500 bags &c.,
bags at 13sSc. and $50 bags at 1870. Mild coffee
strong for Padang and steady in other grades The Dutch
sale OF $1,000 bags went at valuation Of 43c We note
sales Of 1000 mats fancy Padnng o4c and 5000
interior do at o3c The business for tho wcek is summed
as follows -3,OOS mats Java, LAP bags Maracabo
lOll bags Laguayra 1223 bags jamaica lO6I bags Sa
vanilla 79 bags ST. Domingo 800 bags Angostura. 1896
bags African sold In lots for consumption within
range; $500 bags ST. domingo, IS bags Savaniiln in
transit TO EarSps The stock Of - mild coiree in
PA do ST. Domingo 27s do. Mexican 300 do Ccarn do
Ang"stura and 5U7 do Savanilla We uotc-Ordinary
1aase i5c prime d. lSe isAs cS.iems range iGr
ninety days Java, government bags nc 23c do grass
mats. 22c 2lc; Sngnpore, l8c n 17c Ceylon i5c.
J Jan, l2lss i5c; st. Domingo ioAsc iie Costa
lie: Savanilla, 13c. I7c. Curncoa. 1876. l4c
CorroN ON tho spot quiet and steady at former prices
The market for futures quiet but without material
change in values At tho close the market firm
2points higher The closing prices to-day, compared with
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,
COMMERCIAL

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 29-5 p. NJ
Cotton-Futurcs quiet but steady; nplands. low mid
dng clause shipped January sail,
SID The sales of the day included $50 bales American.
Prodncc-Lnsced OIL 25s. 3D. cwt Spirits of turpeu-
tine, DPS. I'd. per cwt.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 20. 1870.
Pork-Primc mess Eastern dull rt Ais. do, Western,
steady Ais Observation-Disclosures steady 26s short
rib steady 2; lcng clear steady ut 2is short clear
steady HamsLong cut dull mt :s Shoulders dull At
2ls Cd. Beef-Indiu mess dull ut 77s extra do. dull
ut SSs.; prime dull at 71s. Iard-Primc Western
firmer at 32s Tallow-Prime city steady Mt IDS It'd.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady NJ 22s. sd. Rosin-Common
I'd; fine dull at los Characterization choice
dull 23s Wheat-Sprng No. dull at Is. Cd. spring
= In market; Western winter dull at S. I'd
new Southern winter dull ut S. lid Corn-Mixed
steady as Sd mixed old steady at 2is. Cottonsecd
o--Ycllow American dull ut .Ss. I'D kosn--Common, at
London rmer at os. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. at London,
nrmcr ut 22s. 3D..
LONDON. Jan. 2o-J r N.
Calcutta lnsecd ATS Cd. ATS sd pcr quarter Refined
petroleum. sad sgd pcr gallon Spirits Of petroleum,
i3d. lid per gallon. Linseed oil ga 10 f24 Is
ton. Spirits of turpentinc rs. per cwt.
HAvRE. Jan. %, 1874
American lard closed at 42E SOC. per 30 kios.
HAMBURG, Jan. 30, 1870
American lard closed at &c marks per 100 lbs
FINANCIAL.
LONDON Jan 2o-P.M.
Silver is quoted to -day at 5o,sd per ounce.
India Council bills allotted TO day Mt decline OF
3-l6 penny per rupee
reduction tomorrow of the Bank Of England's Of
discount. four per cent is anticipated quar-
tiers, but not very confidently