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New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
MONDAY. March 27-P. II.
Sales OF GorsTpmrnt BOnfS.
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In the Stock market the Railway shares were
active strong and prices were further advanced ny
free purchases the chief favortes Lake Shore at
racted the most decided attention, and advanced more
than per cent on the best price Of Saturday, cheiy
under the reports mentioned this morning. The
th-Western shares very conspicuous iea-
tures and arc ranked as prominent among the
investment securities, the difference between the
two classes, Common and Preferred stock gradu-
ally growing narrower, and the difference to-day was
but a. cent The baekers OF this stock insist that the
road is earning 10 net and cannot understand why
IL should not sell az high at least as the y cent stocks
The Rock Island cent dividend carried up the price
TO ll5 while St. Paul and Wabash were higher on actve
dealings Ohio and Mississippi was comparatively steady
though small operators regard it with suspicious eyes
The vanderbilt stocks proper firm and dull. while
Reading was strong. Union Pacific shares sold down TO
22, Investment securities were firm and in moderate
inquiry In the Miscellaneous shares, Western Union
was firm and fairly active, Pacific Mail being dun and
steady The Mining stocks, as rule, were nc elected
while Express shares were strong and higher The fol-
lowing table shows the highest and lowest prices OF ae
tive stocks made to-day:
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
pvROPFAN MARKETS.

tox,ox March 27Ils30 g. mCOuscls opened s 92tdR for
. mi 9 or the Amerca5 securities am United slAe'
~ Trtv tr, 1862 glI: 1863 Old 81 1867 gO Ien.Fors ~
sos fnn Railway shares 49, Illinois Cel'fs Vii A-D''
az 1Frs,"t Nsrh 2-l:3OA m-Coon oIeuei quei MiiL ng
Tnjs td; Mldng Orleans 7i0di BTealstuls ere UuI
Wheat, II n 4 GENITAL FOR California WINE. 'iou ~O ' "
We Canal s.-.-..-..
ol Amercsp seur and steady Ene Railway shares t Al
lssic and Great Western buoy ant at 53..
IoSpDS Marcl 21.-Tallow 43 3G43,6 per cNi "a,
oNDoS March 255 mConso closed az s ioi moey ana ~:
t the account American frmi Uuts States fye
b,nd 1862 g: 1865 OIL 9l3; 1901 90 IenForues. ~ he A
vay shares IA Illinois Cen, HOS Atlantic and Great Nes'
IiyKRpoo1 March 27-5 m-Cotton closed easier; hddIng
Vrsuis 7t Miug Orleans 7}d; sales Of the day l oaI
0O) o export and speculation Bacon A. Z cwt foT CunA
Cot and Short Ribbed Milie Refined Petroleum ot Z
gallon. III so.e rtu...5 ol
Gll l5Q Q922 q tun Tallow, 43 T. cwt - A.,
LyERpoo March 27Ayel steamers Minnesota from NeNl OK
China frou Nes-AOrk March 10,
With SO Caroline Gray, from Galveston Feb IT, with sj5
lel-
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
HARVEY FIsK.

FISK q HATCH,
BANKERS and UeGlGs ~ G0rHUmct Securities,
No. 3 Nassau-st.. Ncw-loTk, March II, 1871.
We buy and SELL at current market rates, the First
Mortgage Gold Bonds of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY and recommend them 70 investors
and others contemplating an exchange of Their
Five-twcnties. or making new investments, rs
fIstclass security, yielding liberal income on then
cost combined with perfect security, and having at
all times a ready market AT quoted rates.
These Bonds represent, by special act of Congress
a first lien upon the most productive portion of the
Great National Pacific Railroad, which has already
proved to be one of the most profitable and iniluen-
tial railroads on this continent.
The Central Pacific Railroad earned, in 1870, nearly
SsOOOOO and the increase for January and February
OF this year indicate that the earnings for 1871 VIII
reach from S1O,OOOOOO to Sl2,OOOOOO
The bonds are well known in Europe and are
dcalin al the principal Bourses and Stock Exchanges
Of the world including those OF New-lork, Amster-
im, Frankfort, Berlin, ana London.
We buI and sell Government Bonds, Gold aps
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per ffsfs ana hfiltfi's.
MARCH 27lo pig' Ashes pkg Beg s9' hie, roh ~ ~
Eggs pkgs Dried Prui lt6s bbs Flour ljt In htat
az 10 bn Corn 680 bush Malt 900 uh Barley
55 nsh Grass SseI So bush Farseei ~ bash Beans 3 t1
peas Il bb Neal bush b. r. Peas. 2l bs oF l.s
Hide, 577 sls Hides BIZ Leather 2i2 pgs lesi i'o
bbls Resin 22l bb, PORK ll9 pkg Beef i9 pk tut hSs,
g pkg Grcrse pks Lari Il Kegs Lard - sarr bt
pke Butter pkg Cheese. - pkgs Talow 10 6bs Land o
bas Peauu pkgs Rice 80 pkgs starch ~ hha Iohtcco 81
nlg Tobacco pkg (hy D 4jl bb WHISKY l bale' wool
the principal kinds of domestic gronoe o ne Sees
embrace % 0 bales Cotton ~ pgs B
Fruit bbl. Eggs. 48 13 hhls Flour 10 s3 bus le -
Corn i33 bush. Oats, a. 00 bush Barley WI bs IA
Soe 10 bush F eel Js' bash be tls -
bush Peas Rye tag Bcke Peas 800 bags c3rs
Nesl ga bb Corn Meal bales Hops o 80 s leather oJi
Bills Pork GG pkgs Beef 5t95 pg' Cat Meats 9o bir. ~
245 kegs Lard 63l pkgs Butter Cheese It1 hi 10
bacco T5 Tobacco. 3y6 b5s Nhsky t hsl'
Wool bbS Turpcnne 30 bh Resn ~ bbs Tar
Oll bags Peanuts pk 800 Lb New Orleans Aose.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
COTTON MARKETS.

wuvivGroy March 27-Coou quiet; ,diirg Eic ne eesP',
bales; exgosscoltvise 90 bi sales ~ bales s.och 90 h,e.
SgwORIEASs March 2C0ttOn quiet snl Hsakf hiddhnss "a
HE: receipts. 802 bales B bales eror'o itet
Britain " Oj 6cles 1913 bas ooassse, 33 bales
salts 30 bales stock 262, ,263 bales
CE,RIFsToN March 17-Cotou quet Miln-s lfe net recruits
bales; erpOrts-coagise & bales: sales 500 bales stock H
bales
SAvANNA March 2-Coon in moderate demand Mlhngs If-c
net receipts baes eI otto Tie Continent 319 bol COAST
bales: sales. 900 halesi stock 81 o3 bales
NORFOLK 2.-Co.'On qne Low Mdiurs Itr; uet re-
cp eHpos-coasgse m bales; iio, 81 basi s'ocs
53ll bales 80 .-.
BALTIMORE. March 27.Co;ton frm Mdngs l net receipts
100 gross bales; sales, 795 bales stock, l&t bales 80
B0sroN Z7Cot0n dali Mddlgs, l3iti net receipts lD'
bales. gross 800 baesi sales 100 hais; stock lkVn bales
AoBy March 27-Co0n frni Mtngs liic net receipts. 1g
bales tlc continent, ' tNie'; ast"se bales sales -
bales: stock. o. IS bales
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
wing were the quotations :
7'VV''''''''''''''''''''''''
The transactions at the u. S. Treasury were


The low condition Of the bank reserves and the prob
ability that the currency drain this week will stl FUR
tler draw them down, had no appreciable effect upon
the money market which has ruled easy Throughout the
day at and per cent though the outside quotation was
to certain extent exceptional. In discounts there Is
fair business done at going rates On Wednesday the
Treasury will buy 100000 bonds, and VIII
sell $lOOOOOO gold on Thursday The excess OF
the bond purchase the gold sales operates IN favor
Of easy money. The lower Of gold, IN Its eec
upon Government bonds scarcely equalzed by the
higher foreign markets. and the entire list has been dull
and in the main heavy. The funding process goes
on more satisfactorily than heretofore, the subscriptions
from private individuals being somewhat the in
crease. The National Banks are taking largely We
understand that the subscriptions for the day were over
eight millions
Iqsk A. Hatch rorort "a fol1ows at A ID. III:
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
Coleman Benedlct's closing quotations were;

The Gold market has been weak and lower to-day
despite the expected specie exports and the small amount
OF coin held by the banks 96OOOOG. The belief that
is policy OF the Treasury to depress god ana the eA
pectaton that next month will witness free SAFES lor
Government account had weakening influence, which
the firm tone OF the London market encouraged
Some large amounts OF long gold were thrown
upon the market, which brought 1lOi@llOs' an
early transaction being recorded at 1lO2 This az
ternoOn balances lent free OF interest to both borrower
and lender though previously and per cent were
paid to have balances carried. The opertions OF the
Gold Exchange Bank were as follows: Colo cleared,
s22C37 OOO gold balances col $780, currency balances
St ITO OIL
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
n,rlvl rrpK1Y ,IARKKTs-M,Rcn Is.

Sugar-Thers j. feeling the market prices sre sf aud
ouotSor uuc ANGEL 10 u sQ ai Nos 10 70 ~
fm al2i reals Muovsdo Sugar fair good buo{ant at 3q9i
res Moasses Sugar IT, frm 1.d ress Exported dur
Ing the Havana and Msnzs 5000 boxes OF which lNO
iFes together With for the United States STOCK
nsi1p waebou at Havana 234OoO boxes and
2O bids Bacon declining owing large supply Butter declining
t rva supply; aes Coal OF steady Flour quiet
sla l4 IS Hams frmi American Sailed 25d2c sugarCurei
2 a26sc fmer; Kegs III 8c; Tins zd22.c Potatoes IN
dr aud Hogshead Shocks steady - 2 - 5
Empty Hoseads Pregh buOgant vessels IN demand for
1he Intel United Northern and Southern
tor Hogead Sugar 10 Northern and Southern ports
Hogshesd Northern and Southern ports
s3 81; per tUu 10 Falmouth and Oders 81 bd45.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28

are sha easier but close gate at the concessions the sales
lso bush New OHIO 110 and track Western
&c in store state at O. idssic pier; Jersey, 6siS
o8e, on pier Rye Is quiet and heavy. Corn is lower
under liberal ofngs and less satisfactory from Europe
a. t decline there fair demand the sales 900 bush Western
bid 81 M on track and 8lds4sHoat closing at S2c Western
Jorsey Yellow at B2d82Ic
con
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
THE MARKETS.
fcsrefulIy reported for The TRIBUNE

MONDAY, March p, lg7L
ASHR-The market for Pots has been quiet but IN prices we
Lem G no ortsr change We quote s6 15G 81 25 Pearls
dul AMI nominal 7J1 80 25
COTON-he market opeuel fairly scive and steady but closed dull
bsavv the bales O. last evenng including JI
bales export 6 for conumpton ' for speculation and w IN
Cr future delivery weak sales Saturday evening
an hale for March 5l6d age, $3.50 bales for April at iait
gO bales for MAY 4dlc 100 bales for June at fdise w
bs.s r Juv al 4lc bales for August M and to-day 90
bales for March at c 400 bales for April at Ji u Lee 800
s r M AT ala Lice $500 bales for June at 10 56a li,
900 bales FOR July la Qi aud 1000 bales for August at iic We
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28

Coupons, execute orders in miscellaneous securities
at the New-York Stock Exchange, make collections
receive deposits subject to check at sight, aiIow IN
terest on balances, and do general banking pusi-
meas. FISK 81 HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
srocK o. GRAIN ~ sKw.YoRx AND BRooELrs WARE

UIDBs-Por Dry Hides dung the part OF the week we hal fr
demand from trade about last weeks prices large arnva
bsy hal depressing influence the icing
shade easier the stock, which largely increased mostly saos
We sad Hdes-For Domestic Sa1ghiers demand limited;
e,e . r ngur rande Cows steady Upper
leather Ies-We sales Of seys parcels BuenOs Ayrcs
Honieo Kips spot arrive quotations. quote;
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28

Clover with
in gain Saturday evening 100 bush AZ IV
to-day 2O bags % In Timothy no business has been anSae'e
STEAlIN-No business transacted market unchanged
TALLOWrle market dull bat tm; sales Of 300 ID at ~
WSKYTe market has been steady but not acn'e sales ~ %'V
LII. . LIZ flr Irun-hn nunl
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28

The Philadelphia stock market was steady today
Penusylyaml cs, third is-uc,sod at l0-!; Philadelphia
and Euc Railroad, u; Reading Railroad 81 7l6 ana
Pennsylvania Railroad, 6ls. Gold closed at llos.
The bank statement compares as follows with former
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
A CHOICE SECURITY.

CHOICE SECURITY
NEw-YORK AND OswEGO MIDLAND hAIlhoAp
COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS
very large full paid up stock subscription
$780, $500 AND $1,000 Bonds,
COUPON AND REGISTERED.
The new trunk line from New-York City to the
North and West, between the New-York Central and
Erie Railways, and many miles shorter than either
from New-York to Buffalo.
Two hundred and twenty miles of finished road
already in existence, cost twice the amount Of bonds
issued may fairly be called the best character of
real estate loan; title perfect and value constantly
enhancing; issue of bonds positively limited to
$4,000 per mile Of finished road very small loan
per mile, highly thought Of by bankers, and we be-
lieve. security Of the highest grade The road is
earning largely; is better investment than money
i'll q savings bank. For sale by
GEORGE OPDYKE 81 Co.. Bankers. No. d Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28

In State bonds business WAS restricted tho principal
features being Tennessee which strong al CIa0ti
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28

To BRoKERs.-Wanted, a position as Bookkeeper
and asher in Gold House BY party thoroughly pOse In
% usns Best Of reference gwen Address W. L. j. Box 55 PO
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28

quote: CT. - 9sd re Al,
Bci~et Forr dl and reavy quote At +Zg$s3l for sa'e
and : . tId { . Pennsylvania. .c.,,, A.
quote: ., M, q, -- ~ ~. arg
Sn Mel Ws.tern 3 75a 20 C. Meal BFwe, q OO0
Con Meal West W. . DG t9t ,r,. -, 90, o-
H. Hs,i-Ws ouote as follows Pine White 81 9Od 81 IS;
yellow ~ t5 Coarse ad u V 'oo hlei ~ ~" ~ 'O
and Ground Feed o. ~ aOc II o.
TetIIs-The market continued quiet the offerings being
tt o mainly Gran the supply Of steamer still
sBd rates frner nstances the ehseng bust
- l. ann bu ate stety engagements to-day Liver
- g tu Grain at ODD small lot Of 30 bales tooo
tgH0 i ami so bales DO ty sam a. idd per b and
"a Ie. Haon AZ 25s London, 600 bbs Flour 2s SAIL aud
O1 nh. Oh Cake o. I'D per bbL 10 Glasgow, 5000 bush Com
a t steam ter standard bush Tie charters French schooner
IN ~ n 10 u.da oare With general cargo AMI back from Porto
Ee m sugar anil Moasses private tes North German vessel
81, 40 mi. Petroleum 800 bbL Rosn Bremen at I'd
GRAN-Ony limited denanl for Wheit the les favorable
f Europe the inquiry ani gives buyers the advantage;
boe s firm prospects that the gt, will
yer, eafy the close che market dull and 10 s
,1 have 10 made. the sales OOl hut 81 0d I'll u
Amber In or All aloa ~ 'gG ~ u FOR Amber state
I 30 fr White California; ~ " for White Grueee Barley
dali Leary sale- Of 800 bush for State Barley
nAi Inactive AID sAlss vi eO bua. gOOd sae Al s Oas
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28

COFFRE-A descriptions dull but With favorable ad'ces nom
Rio Janeiro holders are hTm
FLOUR AND MEALIlere has been only limited Inquiry for Extra
sta four far ed and price. yOrthe buyer Extras of low
sis ar es,r CIoce or Fslcy Exas fair demand
E L Provinces Family grades qnict bat prcessr steady;
well sustained; the market closes
-, - al 8t coneop. the sales are $500 bbls. We
Sor q bl .. 46 q Ohio Ind III Sup 10 30 -
No '............. 4 TOn g5 Ohio RoundhOop Er'
S,,esn. ...... q lOd So (Shppngl.... lOD . go
Ss, -T 49, ir,rn 659 rs. ohio TX Trade bjs 250 90
So fpsncr ,lo -. 7 I54 25 White Wheat. EItra
Shipping Ext $50 20 ONO hL anu ai'" 10 ~
Good 10 choice Spnng Double hh.lA 10 no' - o.
Wheat Etms... COZ II ~. LOUIS Single EIiA 9JV -
= - Frt Il e5a s. st. Lou Double Ext 2O0 3 30
-, f,1,-rs 81 louis Triple kIt l0d II 10
I,is 9 NJ iOd 70 tenesee brands 5Od 50
Southern Flour dull and NOS grades are e4slsIi Iin
quiat; the msrke coa du ana IANei "'i H' ' ~ -V
bbl. We quote: ., o.. .e ts5neeo
Geor-otlW1. uifel % se'l ~
If AIet and Ge1r -a,oFa. h2n AMI Family. l1d W %
I,ranckslurr aHI Pe.,..us COuntrr.......'' Jg~ ~
Richmond County ETtri..,..''. 80
80
eor-a AMI Tennessee Extra and Family..: .:.., ioG % 49,
Iir ln supply fair the sales are % bhb We
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28

THE BONDS OF THE NoRTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY, bearing sereR and Hre-tenths per cent NJ
test per annum payable in gold, are offered for sale
at par and accrued interest These bonds are secured
by first mortgage on railroad fro thousand m'feS
long, and on a land grant Of srty-fre millions OF acres
being in all respects the safest and most profitable
security now in the market.
For the fullest information. address
JAY COOKE & Co.,
Fiscal Agents Northern Pacific Railway Co.
New-YorL: corner Nassau and Wall-sts.; Philade-
mia: ia South Third-st.; Washington: 452 Fif-
teenth-st
D,o,rpo Wanted nostion n ROOk keADer
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28

rE,UE COUPONS on Bonds of the Danyille,
t-L.r, B5orgton and Pekn RAILWAY CornsHv. tuc Dc A.r
~, vii ls paid al tie Farmers Loan .9 Trust company
on aud aft that date. - r. SN'l'' ti'N''1N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

MoRE SCARED THAN HuRr.-Yester-
day afternoon a man somewhat the
worse for liquor, driving an apple
wagon on Mission street, opposite
woodward's Gardens, after clubbing
his horse with u piece Of board, made
the animal increase his speed to such
an extent that the shock OIL going over
the crossing threw the man OH 70 the
shafts. This so frightened the horse
that he started to run away, and soon
upset the wagon. The horse was then
caught and the nan taken from his
perilous position in an insensible con-
dition. DIR. Murphy, who happened
along, examined and pronounced him
rs dying, ut the same time ordering
some brandy to be given him; some
was procured, poured into his mouth,
and more mixed with water was
thrown on his face. This seemed to
have an almost miraculous effect, for
next moment he opened HIS eyes and
asked Of the first man whether hs was
Il minister. and stated that he was n
good Democrat, that he would vote for
Fitzgerald; but the bystanders, who
really thought him seriously hurt, did
not seem to want any Of his advice on
the situation, righted his wagon and
aided him to drive OFFS. +. Alta,
llh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

HORROR upon horrors! 1t seems
that we have to add human villainy to
the awful war of elements under which
Chicago has been reduced to a heap Of
smoulderlng ruins. Yesterday another
fire broke out in a part Of the city
more than two miles distant from the
SCENE Of the great conflagration. 1t Is
reported that men had been discov-
cred setting fire to the houses In that
quarter. The dispatch adds that two
Of them had been shot, and others
were dragged or with ropes around
their necES. Great conflagrations al
ways produce incendiaries. Robbers
not fully satisfied with plumber apply
the torch. Enyious malice sometimes
also displays itself. The man whose
nll has been burned up, in a moment
Of desperation sets fire to his neigh
boris dwelling. For this sort Of thing
there Is only one remedy. or that
remedy the people Of Chicago appear
to have availed themselves without
stint.-ANG.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12
BY THE CABLES.

LONDON, October 1.-The principal
topic in all circles Is the Chicago fire.
At the clubs, exchanges and news
rooms, in parlors and hotels, In fact
wherever men are congregated, the
appalling disaster is talked about, and
tile accounts transmitted by cable dis
cussed. At first the kilograms were
regarded as greatly exaggerated. but
each succeeding dispatch confirmed the
reports of losses. A feeling of deep
sympathy was aroused.
A desire was manifested to con-
tribute In some effective manner for
the relief of the sufferers, and sub
scriptions were soon begun. Hon.
Hugh Mccullough, ). 8. Morgan &
Co. and other brokers were among the
first in this behalf. Contributions are
already flowing In and a literally
large sum will be ~telegraphed to the
order Of the proper parties In America
In n few days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

SAN Francisco, Oct. 12-1 P. NJ
Outside Of the suIn Of $3.50, already
sent forward by the Masons, $1,000 by
the Stock brokers, 5000 by tho Pro-
duce Exchange, $500 by employees Of
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, and n large sum In the aggrc-
gate by the Odd Fellows, Druids, and
other societies and individuals, the
subscriptions collected by the general
committee in aid Of the Chicago suffer-
ers last evening footed up si7,53o;
and to which must be added about
$1,000 from the benefit Of the CALI
fornia Theater. last night, a smaller
sum from tho Metropolitan Theater
benefit of Tuesday night, $50, 900 will
be sent forward today, and more as
fast as collected. Mayor Selby tele-
graphed promising $1,000 and the
amount will be raised before Saturday
night.
The San Francisco Cadets, Capt. Nc
Donald, will visit San Jose, Sacra-
mento, Stockton, Marysville, and other
points. and give public exhibitions Of
drill for the benefit Of the Chicago
fund.
workingmen and employees are gen:
orally giving a days salary or more,
and the number Of parties, from boot
blacks to livery stablemen and others,
who are offering to contribute the pro-
cecds of their business foI(a day, Is SO
great as to preclude q list from being
telegraphed.
A benefit for Chicago will be given
at Bay View Agricultural Park, next
Saturday.
The report that Col,W. H. L. Barnes
would play "Roscdale," for the bsne-
fit fund. was incorrect. gz
The Pacific Insurance Co. estimates
Its losses Mt $1,000, 900, and will meet
Its demands promptly.
The continuation Of the investigs-
ton Of the Market street plundering
I shows that the iremen stole small arti.
Giles all night, and In large quantities,
but witnesses profess to be unable to
identify the thieves, except In . single
Instance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

Two ATTEMPTS At SUIcrpE.-A lady
passenger by Woodruff & Ennor's
Palisade stage, Sunday morning,
booked as Fannie May, made two In
effectual attempts to commit suicide,
between the railroad and Hamilton.
At Mineral Hill, while the stage was
stopping for supper, she sought a drug
store, with the view Of procuring some
poisonous drug, but the maj Of pills.
observing that she was not exactly
compos mentis, refused to supply her.
Arriving at Eureka early Sunday
morning, she declined leaving the
stage for breakfast and during the
delay in changing baggage she asked
several gentlemen about the stage
office to step over to an apothecary
shop and get her q quantity Of chloro-
form. A gallant Teuton was finally
found, who, not knowing that the lady
contemplated suicide, complied with
her request. The deleterious drug
was delivered all right, but owing to
the timely Interference Of 4 passenger.
she was prevented from using it, and
thus, doubtless, her life was saved.
She continued her journey to Hamil-
ton. and probably, r this, the Coro-
ner OF White Pine has had q job
Eureka Sentinel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

CATHOLIC CHURCHES BURNEp.-Fol-
lowing is a list of the Roman Catholic
Churches burned in Chicago: st. Ma
ry's Church, built by the first Catholic
Bishop, Quarters; Bishops house, on
Michigan avenue; Cathedral Of the
Holy Name, which had been lately
decorated Convent and Church of the
Benedictines Hospital Of the Sisters
Of Charity; Church and Convent OF
the Redsmptionists-the church one Of
the finest In the United States Church
of tho Immaculate Conception House
OF the Good Shepherd. The schools
and residences of the clergy attached
to these churches have also been
burned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

SrocKs.-Thc stock market opened
with evident signs Of a panic. There
were few orders to buy, and the Chi
caso calamity was made the most Of
by the bear interest to force down
prices. Monstrons rumors were set
afloat about destruction, losses, calling
In loans and general ruin, amidst
which prices apparently tumbled very
freely. Many real sales, and more
sham sales, made low quotations at the
first call, which, becoming known out
side, speedily brought In buyers, and
prices rallied for the dividend stocks.
The accounts from the mines are very
fayorable.-Ahd, Txesddy srenino.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

OCEAN TRAvEL.-To cross the ocean
now is not q ten days journey. The
steamers leave frequently and make
their voyages with great speed and
precision. Every day in the week, OK
cepting Sunday, at least n steamer
leaves tho United States for England,
and England for the United States. In
eight or nine days they cross what the
London Times felicitously calls the
WSteam bridHe.N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

A HARp-woRXINa but poor German
farmer In Livingstone county, Mis-
souri,, whose farm was advertised for
sale for debt, In spite Of all his indus
try and economy, still plowed and
toiled, and a few days ago dug up a
box containing over s 1900 In gold.