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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22

West Point Mining Company.-No-
tice is hereby given that the annual meeting CT
the stockholders Of the above named company
will lie held al the Office of the Secretary, on
THURSDAY, oath March, al O'Clock p. N. A
full attendance Is requested. BY order Of the
Board Of Trustees.
mill I'd WM. Il. HALE. Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22

Great Eastern G. and 9. Mining
Company -Notice is hereby given that there will
be d meeting of the stockholders of the above
named company at the Gold Hill Hotel, Gold Hill,
on SATURDAY, March Goth, 1864, at o'clock p.
IN. A general attendance ia requested, as there
will be business oil Importance 10 transact. BY
order of the President II. II. BAILEY,
Sec. o. f. d. s. ". CO.
Gold Hill, March 10Th, 1864. mhl6 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
Caution.

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
L against purchasing or negotiating for the fol:
lowing certificates of siOcl; in the La Motto Gold
and silver Mining Company, as the zane were
sold for assessments at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder In front Of the Sccretary's Office.
on the 20lh day of February, a. D. 1864, and
., cL Na,,.s Csrt 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22

B5inesGrdneT &. s. s.. ~. Company.
Notice. is Hereby given that the principal ollic' OF
the Wincgardnrr Gold aud Silver Mining Compa-
NY. Il corporation under the laws Of the Territory
OF Nevada. viii, on the fourth day of April, y. d.
ISGI be removed from the city Of Gold Hill TO
the ctv Of Virginia. both in the county OF Storey,
Territory of Nevada G. C. WATERS. Priest.
vi < NJ VAS BOKKELES, Src'y. mh3 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
VIRGINIA STOCK MARKET.

i oument of the Mineral Resources Of Nevada
Territory have rendered E u blic Stoc IL
M 4 ct, conducted on the same fair business
principles that characterize similar institutions in
Europe and America, an urgent necessity in this
city. ....
The public are therefore informed. that suit
able Room has been secured on the corner OF
Union and D streets formerly known as Milling.
toms Hall in which will be held Daily Sessions
for thn snln of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
\ CARD,
SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.
Empires. q. a; 8. Mining Company

Empress q. a s.. Mining Company,
Location, Gold Hill Mining District, n. T., Office
No. 52l Sacramento street, an Francisco, Cal
Notice is hereby given that meeting of the
stockholders in the Empress Gold and Silver Mi.
ming Company will be held at the office of the
company, No. SCI Sacramento street, on MON
DAY, the 4th day OF April, 1864 nt 10 o'clock A.
NJ. for the election Of Trustees, and for the trans
action Of such other business as may pertain 10
tho meeting JOHN 5. DUDLEY,
lnhl2 I'll Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22

Combination q. and =. NJ. Co.
Notice il hereby given that the first annual meet.
ing Of the above company will be held at the &C.
reiary's office. N American City, or SATUR-
DAY. March goth, 1854, III o'clock p Nj, for the
purpose OF eccting officers for the ensuing year.
L. r. HEATH, ec'y.
American City, March l2. Ca l2td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
" following certificates of stock in the Louisville
G. e. S VI Company were sold for assessments at
the cnnpanys Office, in Gold Hill, on the It'll day
of March, 1864. The puplic are cautioned against
purchasing or negotiating for the stock sod AS the
same will not be transferred by the Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
STOCK EXCHANGE BOARDS.
THE PEOPLES
. II O G X B O a Il ID -,
HAL in Howell, Black & Bros Building, corner
Of C and Taylor streets.
THIS BOARD HOLDS DAILY SESSIONS
L f,r the Gala md talirrhnsn of Sinck

TTNHIS BUAKU IIULUS UAILl SIa-oIO.NS
L for the sale and purchase of Stocks
1st--From IL to o'clock. P. NJ.
2d---From z to 8 o'clock, P. NJ.
The meetings are open TO the public, Any
person present can bid upon and purchase the
stock offered, free of commissions, but regular
members only can offer stock for sale. The most
rigid rules have been adopted 10 enforce the full.
fillment of contracts
In Virginia and vicinity where so large pro-
portion of the population are more or less inter.
ested in Mining Stocks. many of our merchants
and business men often being forced to accept such
in payment from debtors, the necessity has long
been felt for an
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
Amazon Tunnel and Mining Com.


pany, Palmyra District, Lyon county, n. t.
Notice is hereby given, that ~ a meeting Of the
shareholders, held in Como, February first, 1904,
an assessment of xix dollars per foot was duly
levied OH TWO thousand feet Of the company y
claim. payable in instruments of fifty cents each,
on the first day Of each and every month In ad-
vance, commencing February first, 1864, IN L. S.
gold COIN 10 the Secretary at his office in Como,
or to J Z Sabine, Main street, Dayton, John J..
Isaacs ST. Charles Hotel, Carson City, Z. ~ pin
ming, Plate House, Gold Hill. and NJ Green,
Grass Valley California, who are authorized to
receive and receipt for the same By order Of
Board OF Trustees.
J. WESTON, President.
WIN. H. VIRDEN, Secretary.
Not;cc is also given that the regular annual
meeting Of tb. stockholders, for the election OF
officers for the ensuing year, will be held at their
Office in Como APRIL SIXTH. 1855.
mill I'd WIN. H. V1RDEN, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.
silver Whining COMPANY,

San Francisco, March 10Th, le64-Notice.-A
special meeting of the Stockholders of the lmpe'
rial Silver Mining Company, will be held at then
Office, 70s Montgomery street, San I'rancisco, on
Tuesday, March 29th. 1864, at - o'clock, y. BY
order Of the President. D. a. JENNINGS,
mlatd Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
Clinton G; ITubbs q. 6; s. vi. Com.

pauY.-At 4 meeting Of the shareholders Of the
above company, held March 18th, lsG4, the fol-
lowing officers were elected Trustees for the en-
suinc year: = ID. L. Stuart, John V. a. Lansing
NJ Dreamer, II Knapp, lPrcsidcnt.) aud ID. Gin.
ton. J. +. WINNIE, Lcrctary.
March 10Th, 1861. mhl6 lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22

EHuIe ~ Hunt Mining Company
Notice is hereby given that the ANIMAL meeting nf
the stockholders OF tine above named company
will be held at tie Office OF the Secretary, oil
THURSDAY, 24th March, at I O'Clock p. ~. A
ful, attendance is requested. BY order of the
Board of Trustees.
mhl7td WM EHALE, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22

AT "a meeting OF the Stockholders o!
the Union Gold nnd silver Mining Company, held
ut Amhol:'s Hotel, i'll Palalyra, February 9Th,
the place of business was changed from Palmyra
70 Como, both places being in the county fLyOu,
Mt BY order of the Trustees
c. a. WlTHERELL, Secretary.
Como. March 9Th. 81. mhl2n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
Caution,

By order of the Board of Trustees.
J. A. APPER on, Sec'y L G & s N Co.
Gold Hill, March 6. 1864. mhs I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
Lucerne Mining Company, Gold

Lucerne Mining Company, Gold
Hill District, y. T.--Notice is hereby given that
At meeting OF the Board Of Trustees Of the Lu'
cernc Mining Company, held this sixteenth day oil
February, 1851, an assessment Of Five Dollars
per share on each and every share of the capital
stock of the company was duly levied, and made
payable to the Secretary in L S gold coinr on or
before MONDAY March 2ls,, 1864 and notice
is further given that, by order of the Board Of
Trustees. all assessments remaining unpaid on
the 2ist day of March, le6i, will he declared de.
Iinqucnt and the stock standing in the names Of
tic delinquent shareholders will be advertised for
sale at pubic auction, in accordance with the
laws of the State Of California.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
fe20 In JOS. s. PAXS0N, Scc'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22

.N'ofice.-The shareE0iderS iu the
Knight and Day Mining Companies are hereby
notified that the stock of said companies is ready
to issue. Members of the Day Company who
have not signed the trust-dced, at II. II. Flaggs
Office, are particularly requested to do 70.
feb27 I'm DCNOIS WOOD, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
Cau.icn..--The public nre hereby

Cau;icu.---The public nre hereby
cautioned not 10 purchase or negotiate for the
following Certificates OF stock in the Kentucky
Gold and silver Mining Company, as part Of the
same were sold at public auction TO the highest
bidder at the Justices office, Gold Hill, March 81,
1864, and will not be transferred on the books of
the company
Names. Ctrts. Shs. Bdi.
Z T Plank. ...-.-...-...--3 70
Wilson Halsey. ..-.....-.. az ~ 10 W
WIN. HUNT, Secretary.
American City, March Sd, 1864. mh4 In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22

Stockholders Mecting.-The Stock
holders OF the Silver Bar Gold and Silver Mining
Company are hereby notified that there will be
meeting of tho stockholders held At the Office Of
the company, on the Goth day of March, 1861, at
o'clock r. ~. for the purpose OF clecting TruS
tees, etc. By order. V. BCTSCH, Prcs't
WM. W. BISHOP. Scc'y. mill I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22

Major gold and silver mining company.
Noiicc-A special meeting of all N. shareholders
IN the above named company will be held at their
Office in Geld Hill, on FRIDAY, the first day OF
April 1861, 10 transact business Of the utmost I'M
p6rtancr, which snail be made known on the day
Of the meeting. All are particularly requested TO
attend, either personally or by proxy.
G. A. HART, President.
A. LvKIN, Secretary.
Gold Hill, March l5, 1861. mhl5 ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
Notice is hereby given that the first

Notice is hereby given that the first
annual meeting Of the Nor'wester Gold and Silver
Mining Company will be held on SATURDAY.
the 26th day of March, 1864, at the companys Of
fee at O'Clock, r. NJ for the purpose of electing
officers and trausac;ing general business. Mem.
bers and shareholders are requested 10 be present
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
maria m WE. SCOTT. Sccy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22

~ A discount of three per cent. will be al.
lowed IN all payments made on or before Feb
ruary 25,h instant.
a discount Of II per cent. will be allowed on
all payments made between February 25th and
March 2lst. 1864 BY order.
fr23td JOS. S. PAXSON, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-22
yIn.siIlon G.. s; =. VI. Co.-Noticc 1,

vens0n heh0e Mining Company,
WM.wILLIs, sec'y.
February le, 81 fel6 I'll
, 1864-11-23
Gov. Mortonss Thanksgiving Pro
clhmntt0n.
EXECUTIVE pErADrIEvr

1nQ1AuApUuF, NOScuUCT La 1Sn2. ]
The President Of the United States, In con.
and constantly exhibited during the trials
through which our country Is now passing
has, in his proclamation Of the Goth Of Octo.
Der last, appointed Thursday, the 24th Of the
present month, day Of thanksgiving and
prayer. In its observance he urges US al to
Disposer Of Events, and to supplicate Him for
the speedy return Of harmony aud
pence. The dutyo Of Christian people to ac-
knowledge the goodness of God and in every
way to show themselves checrfu1ly submissive
to Els will Is paramount to all others.
therefore earnestly recommend the people
Of Indiana to observe the day appointed by
the President; to abandon all secular bust
ness, and devote their time md Thoughts to
The solemn demands Of religion. In all the
mercies souchsafed to our nation the pooplc
Of Indiana have shared abundantly, TueY
have gathered bounteous haryests and have
been enabled TO contribute largely and hon
integrity md prosperity Of our government. nj.
To them God has shown his mercy conspiru.
ously, and 1t is their duty to acknowledge #
not only by thanksgiving and PRAYER. hnf h1
deeds Of Kindness to the needy, Of mercy "a
the suffering, and aboye all By prompt and
abundant care for the families Of those throurl,
whose courage and sacrifices IN the field We
hope to see our nation restored and renewed.
I do therefore most earnestly recommend that
on Thanksgiving Day collections be made in al
the churches and contributions Of money.
clothing, fuel, and all the necessaries of lite,
be made everywhere for the support Of the
families Of our volunteers and drafted men
during the coming winter The season de-
mands increased comforts, and more lberal
expenditures, and if We would show ourselves
deserving Of the mercy We ask Of God, We
should bostow it in free measure upon the
families of those to whom We are under suc!,
great obligation. At the same time, trust
That organizations will be instituted In every
ncightDihood to continue the efforts in thIs
behalf and every soldier may be made to feel
taat US fam3ly viii be amply provided for by
those for Whom he Is daring and enduring "a
Gpn' Q. T. MORTON,
Governor Of Indi Ina
, 1864-11-23
OUR CAIRO LETTER.
m2ffeTH On the Lower mlss1ss1nut and
Western Aentucl1y NeVyE.
From Our Own Reportcr.l

/
I tffo" ouf o"n Reportcr.]
CAIRO, Nov. 10, 1851
1ne'e na7 oeen perfect dearth of interest
"s news mere lor the past week, nothing har.
ing tansplred within nv ken WORTHY Of
transportation BY teleprann Tbo rnar;1,se q
on the river are ouiet.. Tbe, raho, 49, s,raa.
Gen 1von rana..ss Inc feociioecc under
t"a oea. Lyon, reported In Southwestern Ken
tucAy' nAs peen lying pe1'du, and Momphls has
had only one grind scano In tbe noant,ma
There was rumoY last ,,frbt .b,t -I,o-. 80
,,,rmonit.v svm,.o,s. As s.As 'a.'s "As
1Ie1a.h,s -. p1ls OF anotaef tfisSnt d
.1l!pe'. M.' ua' ,a as me reports to-day mention
ated in the heated t1nao5na lion NJ aome h.d1,
scared refugee from fhe rehcl conscr1nt,or
Vha,, ,ho1 H. So. wv |oee4 ssaee' tpt'on'
Ds,, "usu ey W na'e scare a. Memphis Il. .
asuauy reaenes as by the earliest boats in a
tangible shape,-the retrcating enemy aid
cotton brokers and speculat tors generally.
,ha ahS eo,7ann faa9snh Gnso OF Yesterday gives
men, named Bell and P1rdy, deserted from
Gregory's company Of Kentucky State Guards.
and immediately commenced depredations
upon The people Of this vicinity, robbing Them
Of their horses and yaluables, and perpetra.
ting every kind Of Outrage. They managed
TO escape captnre until about two weeks 40.
when they were caught near Metropolis III
by q party Of Kentucky guards, but rave ave. thei,,-
captors the slip while 1t breakfast. previons
to their arrest they shot citizon Of Mefrano,
lis and fired into house occupied by wonnn
and children, and their conduct r1ais them a
terror to the community, After escaninn
from the State Guards they we're follower rs
them on Tuesday In the timber ahont il 1a;1aa
from Metropolis, Bell WIS sitfinr NOV s"
when one of his pursucrs eeizcd IN, hu nA, X,
shoulder, exclaiming, You are nv prisoner, y
, 1864-11-23

yard OF catt1e-lndian aud Mininc
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune.
OHAHA, NEBRASKA TERRITORY,
November II, 1861.
am just in here from stthe mountains y
and as your readers are glad to obtain scraps
OF intelligence from our Western regions. I
send yon word from this place.
The amount Of travel Westward. md Tho
rapidity with which our new Territories are
being peopled, can scarcely be conceived of
BY those who are dwelling. quietly at homo,
I took the pains to count the o1-tcams which
We met on the road In one day, outward
bound. They numbered by actual cout six
teen hundred and seventy cattles They
were mostly loaded with machIenry owned
by gold companies in Colombo, though some
were going further West.
do not know whether the trains met m
u ne DAY counted them would more OF less
than average, but II but one-half the number
only should be met every day through thc
season, all can see by simple act Of multi-
pltcanon that the census Of the road alone Ia
beyond the reach Of ordinary minds to com.
prehend Its vastuess, and so is scarce worth
the count Yet am told that there Is living
Mt Atchison, Lcaycnworth nnd Kansas Cit7
more machinery than can be freightcd ont
t4ls season by all the means within reach.
Wagon mnsteTs are offering from E1OQ to 3l25
per month to the drivers OF OF teams, and vet
cannot get supplied.
One reason Of the great pressure at present
Is that the Indian dcpsedations stopped ali
season, and though the road is now Open and
quiet, The season Is 60 far advanced that The
way will be strcwed with dead cattle beGore
spring. We met one train near Fort Kearncv
= which lost twenty five oxen in a day or two
during the last snow-storm. It is melancholy
to see these noble and patient brutcs draw as
long as they have life and strength, and then
lie down on the cold road to dc. But The
oss Of stock is now only begun. Feed Is y3ry
scarce, and the ranches are ali deserted for
!wo hundred miles beyond Fort Kearnev.
Most Of the hay which has been gathered IN
las been pressed By the military lot Govern.
nent uses, and from Atchison to Denver there |
oe one continuous graveyard Of cattle.
:. Inc ATTACK OF The Indians on this long
stretch OF the road was nearly simultaneous
moving concert OF action In many of th-:e
Independent tribes, which can onlv be acs
,ounted Tor on the supposition that it WIS
banned ~ and stimulated BY enissarics Gon,
ne rebel States. Denver, the two Bannosks.
md Virginia City we're all first settled from
he slave States, aud almost all the first ST.
lefs were seccseionists. OF the vast numbers
y bandits hung ~ the vigilance committees
+ ~ Hammock md Virginia City, cannot learn
l''rTahed for JEFF. Daris as their last words be-
ore they were hung, These hare had i'm
ncse facilities for operating on the saynses
through the French and other whites Who
'ave settled among them. But the worst il
'robablJ over. The election Of NJ, Lincoln
y the home ,o'e has produced an impression
0 suppress the savages, whether white orred
eyond dozen victories by our armies.
In haste, yours respectfully,
j. BLAyCuARD,
, 1864-11-23
REcEPTs. AND SHIPMENTS PAST RI HOURS.

The general markets for Produce today yere
very quiet, and notwithstanding tho advance in
gold, prices ruled lower. Nearly oil the shjnncra
arc now out Of the market md SPECTATORS have
but little disposition to operate at present prices
The Provision market was firm, but not very ac-
tive. Mees Pork WAS in very limited demand ut
4e6o0, but sellers were generally holding at S:s5o
Primo Meas Pork was in fair request, aud steady at
s3so0, with sales of about 500 bra ut TINT price
sellers generally holding at sao.5o Sweet picked
Hams we're in irdemand ut 17fD17{c, and we note
sales OF 200 tres ut that price. Beef Hams were In
nctiTe request and dr, with liberal sales at Sno0
Es3o0- Lard WAS freely offered at 21}c, with sales
Of COO tics at TINT price. Tal1ov Is held at lie.
with sales Of 100 bbls for delivery at Milwaukee At
16fc.
Dressed Hogs were In limited supply, with l1cbt
transactions at $1a50113.35.
MghWtnes were more active, and we report an
advance Of sG53e pc7 gallon, with sales Of about
100 bbls at S1.6s1l.es.
The Flour market Vas exceedingly dull, owing
to the difference IN Views between buyers and
sellers. Only 800 bhls changed hands at Sa3sA
900 for medium to good spring extras There was
nothing trauspfring In white winter or eupers.
The Mnrket for Wheat ruled very dull and we
note a further decline Of sG3c, closing dull and
heavy at the depreciation. The sales foot up &c.
Geo bn At S1s4Gz1.S5 for No. Red In store; 5t.70
for No Spring; SlGoi91.TsI for No. Spring;
md S1.C2 for Rejected Spring. At the close there
were fecr sellers Of No. 2 Spring ut S1.Co9 with.
ont finding buyers.
Corn WIS very dull. and the market show
depreciation of1G2c On Old aud 5Gs7c on New.
Ear Corn aso suffered In the general depression,
ind the market fell backbone SC. About 5000 bu
OF all kinds changed hands at $13sl1.40 for Old |
No 2; e1.15 for New, and $1.03 for Ear Corn.
There was but little demand for Oats, and the !
market declined 111xc per bu. About n, 900 bu |
changed hands at OF &c for No and 5o1Hsc for
Rejected.
Rye wns in good demand and the market ad-
vanccd aI3c, with s.lcs at s1.15d IS for No and
s1.15 for Eo2.
Harley was In good demand, and we note an ad-
vance Of 1Gl2c on the ruling prices OF yesterday,
About !, COO bu changed hanla at 7l.43ial Is for
No.2.
In Beef Cattle the market has been moderately
active, although tho receipts were light, and con-
listed principally Of very Inferior grades Of stock
Entered sa1es at the various yards 1,7u head At
s3.H90.25, chiefly at s3.50Gb4.50 per 100 lbs. Pre-
Fious quotations n7c unchanged.
In Hogs the receipts were comparatively light
and with heavy receipts anticipated, buyers have
been partially holding of. Entered sales at all the
yards, o,G73 head at so!soG11.a5, chiefly at s1oa0
011.00 per 100 lbs.
LATER.
In the afternoon there was nothing done on the
= 'curb-stone," but there was heavy and dull
ceiling In the Wheat market, with reported sa1es
II No. Spring At $l.Gs.
In Provisions thtrc was nothing reported.
Holders, however, remain very firm IN their
, 1864-11-23
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
MONETANY.

IuERoAY EVENING, Eov.sa
There has been much activity In financial circles
o-day. The weather Is very favorable to pscl,cra.
there arc large numbers Of hogs In market md
buyers are plenty. Prices are well maiut,ined.
notwithstanding the dropping gold market. wbIch'
however, has given sort Of spasmodic kcS to
day, carrying mp the price to come extent.
Packers hcre made large calls upon the h,n,.era
to-day, many Of them rendering exchange for en-.
rency. This has made exchange plenty and cre.
atcd something Of stringency in currency Other
markets are generally fat and do not sympathlzo
with the transient rise in gold. At present tho
banks arc we'll supplied with mcars, although
somewhat short Of currency; bnt II the rush Of
yesterday and to-day continues, o st1ingency IN
both mnst come.
Exchange Is flat to-day, the offerings l,aye been
large, and have been generally accented by bonl-
ers, although itsomewhat crippled them in the vol
ume Of currency which they wieh to retain On
hand. There Is no change in quotations, dis
count buying; par selling; but II the offerings
shall prove as large tomorrow as to-day, they will
generally reduce quotations to discount buying;
discount selling.
Gold WAS somewhat on the rampage to-day In
New York, and advanced 4or s per cent. 1t opened
at as went up In Is minutes to ~ a1d closed at
ea41. Eact1y what influence 30 fuctuated the
market, We are not informed. The range Of quo
tations, as telegraphed to James Boyd, bullion
broker, :s Clark street. were a. follows:
, 1864-11-23
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

TuxsDAY EVENING, Nov. 2.
BEEF cATTLE.-Most oftae stock trains due here
this morning have been delayed, 80 that
the receipts during business hours were
comparatively light. amounting to 1!tte orc.
l.2W head Of Beef Cattle. the general quality OF
which IVES even below cur recent average and that
has been low enough for anything. From fiYo to ten
o'clock this evening six seven heavy stock tsains
arrived by the principal railway routes which Will bo
ready for Tomorrow business.
City packers have been the pstnclp Operators.
shippers still buy with eItreme caution course thar
can only be commended conaiderins the depressed
and auctuating condition OF the Easteyn markets.
been little change to note on the previous
quotations Of the market. Medium grades are arm
md Bteady at cur previous quotations. better grades
rule hFmer owing entirely to Tho limited CHARACTER Of
The supply.
Entered sales at all the yards LIT head at $3s7ka
6.5o, chiefly at $3.50@4.50 per 100 ns.
BEEF CATTLE SALES TODAY