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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15
COUST CALsNoAHS--THlS DAY.

SUPREME C0uRr-GENERAL TERM-Held by Judges
Ingraham, Barnard and Cardozo. Nos. l6s,
l9l 1922 1893 1874, 1885, 1876, 1871 los, 1885, 200 2ol COZ
CIRCUIT CoURT-Part Held by Judge Van
iss 4o7 1888 1885, Sea s2s, o27 o2o. $751; S35 037 ssa
94l.
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRiAL TERH-Part Held by
Judge Freedman. Nos. sol, e03 9o5, aO7, 300, OIL
SIS, ISL, 1925, 12O3, 1903, 1905 1907, 1915 1911.
9o6 9os olo. 1885, 1913, 76o $50, SIS, $780, sss 1l7o
84S.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part Held BY
Judge Larremore.-Nos. 1143 $50, 1l44, 772, 1904 "
lO65H 3i6l 7, 102s. SAC, 90, 841, 24 1868 1l38 y.
GENERAL TFRN.-Adjourned till February s, 1871,
for decisions
MARNE CoURr-TRrAL TERM-Part 1--tIeld by
Judge spauldlng.-Nos. 1882, 1912 1911, 77ls, 772s
7I3l, 1872, 1884 1880, 1884, 1888, 1889, 774O 574I
Part 2-fleld BY Judge Gross-Nos $3.50. 1871, 1858,
1884, 1881 1885, 1885, 1885, 1920 7721 1929 3724 7725
;727. 1880. Part 3--Held by Judge Joachtmsen -
Nos $685. 1921 1884, S4sS, $3.50. $50, s5e7 $685. s67o
857l.
Nos 81. 80, 81. 80, 80 81. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15
DRY GOODS MARKET.

There has been decided advance In the cotton
goods market during the past week. In all styles
OF cottons there has been good deal OF activity,
the jobbers doing fair BUSH ness both by the piece
and package.
Brown sheetings and shlrtings have advanced
more rapidly than was expected. The first OF the
week Atlantic A was advanced to 14c., and has
been followed by all the best styles. Atlantic Ii Is
marked at 1876; do. d. 12c. p Ike. DO. " lie. |;
do. z, 121sc; Pacific A. 1890. Waltham r, 1870. !;
do. o., 8cc; do. 1914, $780,; 1l.4 40c.; Nevada A.
1lkc.; Great Falls e. lahc.; do @, Ike; do. M,
12kc; Pe7perel n, 1lc.; do. o, $780,; do. r, 1ac.
do. E, 14c do. 81 H., 27Hc.; do. 81 In. aOc do.
II In, s2Sc; do. SO In. 81 Sc; do. 90 in exc;
DO. 1O5 IN, 47Hc.
Beached sheetings and shirtlngs are still more
and orders are largely ahead Almost ali the lead.
Ing styles are sold up to receipts Shtrtlngs
cseangIy active New York Mlls is quoted at value;
pere, A. 81 No.. 40. "a. 3oc.; do. "a, S2>sci do.
81, 81 re-; DO. 1914, 42>1c.; do. LA, 47ho.; White
Corset jeans and satteens have advanced In the
entire line nearly, with orders largely anead and
goods delivered as fast as received The finer grades
Rolled jaconets have all advanced half cent
Prices are not yet in proportion WIN other cotons
Tickings have been very ac,ive, ana have not 10
any extent changed figures. In some grades there
COttonades have moved more freely than at any
time during the season, the high price OF cottons
and woOens making the various styles OF double
aud twisted goods desirable.
Prints are quiet, the price for spring styles not
being Geedea upon r mn Mc Ss work IS Selling well
The Ballou and Peabody stld prints nave each &C.
vanced &c.
Gingnams are moving fairly, though the demand
Is not fully opened.
Pcrcales from tho Pacific Mills, opened In such
large variety OF styles last week, have been taken
freely by 0bbers throughout the county. The styles
and cOOrs are not surpassed by the best foreign
makes, and the price is low enough to make them
popular aJ 22kc.
Woollen goods have been quite active, with q
better feeling on the part OF buyers. 1t Is ineva.
BILE that higher prices must prevail to balance the
higher price OF production.
Spring woOlens have moved In large quantities.
OF prices not at all satisfactory to the producers
Beavers have been We'll sold up by agents and
largo orders have been placed.
Fancy caSsimeres have been much more active
ana large quantities OF goods have changed hands,
The prospect of advance has been acted upon by
buyers ana the market for fine wo0llens Is likely to
be Tree for the month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15

NKw ORLEANs, Jan. Is. 1871
CS',oS strong %aans sic s Net rscssg ~,
coastwise, eSs. Sales, 5000. Stock. 1866.
Cotton quiet; middlngs a,c aMkc. Net receipts 1850
exports to the Continent 1850; coaswise, $751; 20o
stock, 7S.20e.
CHARLESTON, Jan. u, 1879.
Cotton quiet; niddl,nss s,c Net receipts 1917. Exports
Coastwtsc, 1855 Sales, 500 Stock, 32,s7s.
WILMINGTON. N. c.. Jan. IL. 1871.
Spirits turpen,ine held at Soc rosln no sales crude tu
perna stea at 81 81 for hard SIS so for yellow DIP and
virgin; tar steady Al 52 %.
LoUrsvrLLn, Jan. IS. 1872.
Is 81 ~ 80; low to far leaf. 81 20 Slb
BurvALO.N ". Jan. ls 1877.
Flour and grain very dn prices generally without change
Barley-Saes cars Canada at 92c
Flour steady OFFERINGS light; sales restricted. Wheat
opened weak hut closed hrsa at shade higher sales Of
sry, 81 sss; seller isreh 81 Corn il demand bu,
DIE seller Ap!, 4sc sssac. Oats in fair dsmani al
ssss F sss 49, 6 Rye dull ss sHa Barss
sp:nsa dull oai aosss sovs e.? s$ seller fsSaar1
$3 l5; seller March, Sis 50 l3 49, Lard steady sales at
sMS seller February Sac Green meats quiet and nominal
lag; raes at 81 10 So So dressed hogs fair demand
but tower sales Sis, wblskcv duh dropping; 74c
wheat 10000 do corn is COO do oats 500 DO rye 1000
do barley and o hogs. Shipments 1000 bbs flour 1000
bushels wheat $500 do 10000 do oats, 1000 do rye
and 5000 hogs. - go,
OswEGo. N. Y. Jan. Is. 1871
Flour steady sales 1893 bbls at So 90 for No.
Milwaukee club at 81 81 Corn dun 1000 bushels
s os a S's sn Gs ss 81 p O. for ss oTa "a
e 60 Sas, y 3 for gGr sy Msss
TO New York. sue. to Albany, 45c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15
HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA. Jan. II. 1872.

HAVANA, JAN IL, 1874
Sugar.-Stock Ia warehouses at Havana and Matanzas,
25 boxes aud 800 hhds Receipts Of the past week at
ported during che week from Havana and Maanzas
boxes and 276 hhds all TO New York Market quiet; Nos
70 to IL. Dutch standard. 10 ,lo% reals; Nos.
10 to &c, Dutch standard ~ a l3H reals; foreign
livery continue to be made. Moissses sugar quiet
and nominal merchants refuse TO purchase owing TO the
high demands of holders Moasses irregular but fair de-
mand Muscovada sugar-Inferior to common firm n: 81
reals 9 reals fair to goou refining Arm at reals ST
reals grocery grades hrmer but not quotably higher
cwt Butter fat Flour IN fair asmand but at lower
heavy Iecsip. depress the marks!; o american
in fair demand in kegs SIS 80 $e in IS
quntal Potatoes easier market opsned firm, but closed
OIL quiet and weak. Lumber quiet but lm white pine, $685.
pitch pine 1876 per 100 ShooksHosshead fair demand
Z. % reals Ey hogshesds quiet and steady at Ss ss
per OF sugar to Northern AMI Southern ports in the
United States III g hogshead OF sugar TO Northern and
Southern ports 81 49, Exchange buoyant on the United
States excited 60 days % & oPs cent
short sight, ~ l2t5 premium; on London % 23%
premium; on Paris. 6S premium Heavy rains prevail
here
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15
THE MURRAY-COULTER CONTROVERSY.
Alleged Perjury of Onr of COulter's Wit.
nesses.


On Friday morning Henry Murray the contestant
for Coulter's seat in the Yorkvie Police Court ap.
peared before Justice Bixby and entered COM
plant for perjury against one James Carroll,
alias james Johnson. Carroll waa witness for
Coulter In the contest for the Police
Justiceship of tho Y0rKville Police Court, now
being tried In the Circuit Court of the Supreme
Court of this city, In which 1t Is alleged he swore In
addition to other matters that he had never been
convicted OF any crime, much less being incarcer.
ated in any Of the prisons in this State 1nforma.
ton having been given Mr.. Murray, by Mr.. Thomas
McCabe, Keeper OF Sing Sing, that Johnson
had been convict under his charge,
thereby proving The said Johnson to be
q perurer he determined on causing his arrest and
for his purpose, as already stated lodged infOrma.
tions against him at the Yorkvile Police Court.
warrant was issued by Justice Bixoy, which was
twenty second precinct, who arrested and brought
Johnson to Court yesterday morning. Being unable
10 give bail in $4,000 he was committed for trial. and
Will he sent 10 the Tomb5 this morning, unless In
the meanLne, he furnishes ball to the amount men.
toned.
Some hours subsequent TO Johnson's commitment
by Justice Bxby to the prison attached TO the Court
Colonel Van Brunt, Coultcr's court clerk, with TWO
other friends, appeared at the prison entrance In
Alter that they drove 70 Justice Couters resdence
as they said, TO get Justice Coulter TO sign dis.
charge for the prisoner; but they did not return up
to dive O'Clock,
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The following were the closing prices at the
termination OF dealings the sidewalk subsequent
to the adjournment OF the Stock Exchange
Western Union, 72is 72ti; Pacific Mall 561t 5s4;
New York Central consolidated, VIZ VIZ; DO. Scrip
957G 935d; Erie, $50 357S; Reading, 114k 1l4A;
Lake Shore, Ok 915s; Union Pacific, 321 50 n;
Pitusourg. el1s 01S; Northwestern TX ARK;
do. preferred ssH 0316; Rock Island, 10Y
nos; St Paul. SAX 554; do. preferred, sOl S0eS;
Wabash, TAX TAX; Ohio and Mississippi, AK a
IS; Boston, Hartford and Eric, AZ a Az; COlumbus.
Chicago and Indiana Central 2eh 22X.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15

Tue extreme fluctuations daily in the price
rzold dnrinr ins week were "a folnws.
LAfrsr PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS

LIZ iESI FR1CES OF GOVERNMENTS.
Tho following were the closing prices for govern
ment b0nos on Saturday evening:-United states
currency sxes, 1l5ts 115N; do. skies 1881, regis
kercd I14h lI4s.; do. do, coupon, 115A 1l5H;
40. hvetwen'tes, registered, May and November,
HOOK ITO; do. d. 1862 coupon, do, 10 1l0k;
PC. do. 1861 do. do, 1lok 11O1; do do, 1895.
No. do. Iii INK; do. do 1867. registered, Janu.
Pry and July Ii1j1 lily; 90. do, 1865, coupon,
no, 110X fIata; do. do, 1867 do. do, 1l1X liz;
20. do, 1868. do. do, liz 1l2A; do. ives Of 1884,
Funded. registered, 1O9H 1o9X; do. do. do, cou-
pon 1oo,s I93X; do. ten.fortes registered, lo9,s
p 1925; do. DO. coupon, 109X a 1O91s.
tn. SOUTHERN STATE BONDS.
Tho Southern State bonds were irregular and less
pctlve. The Louislanas were made conspicuous by
the conflict OF authority between the rival factions
pr the dominant party In the State and declined,
quotations al tie close becoming wide and nominal
The Vlrsiniss were also depressed by the
persistent hostility OF the Legislature to fund.
Ing Tie Tennessees and Missourls we're strong ana
The South Carolipas steady. The following were the
blessing prices on Saturday for the Southern lst In
elusive OF the leading Southern railway and mum.
ctpal bonds:-Tennessee. ex coupon, "a q 64x;
No., new. "a q e4x; virginia, ex coupon. IS 81;
DO, registered stock, old, A so; do skies, con.
BoIidated bonds, So 52h; do SKIES deferred scrip,
FOX a2l; Georgia skies, 10 u.s. do. sevens, Is So;
North Carolina ex coupon SO "a; do. funding 1866,
"a "a; do do, 1865, 10 20; do new, l6k Is; do.
pectal tax 1855 q Ia; Missouri skies, 81 Ply; do,
annibai mud Sc. Joseph, e2k s2h; Louisiana
- Yes s. 90; do, new, so 60; do levee skies, 60
b Co. do. ao. eights, 70 so; do. do. Fights.
1876, 10 50; do. Pentenuary scvens,
90 10; do railroad eghts, 70 D So
Alabama lives. 60 66; do. Fights, 90 q IS; do.
eignts. Mont somery and Eufaula Railroad 81 q %;
South Carolina sixes so 60; do, new, January
ana July, - 2JL; do. do, April and october 20 n
. %; Arkansas sixes. funded, So a IS; Mobile and
Ono Railroad sterling, 80 %; do. interest elghts
81 "a: do, second mortgage Fights, 10 70;
mississippi central Railroad, first mortgage sevens
~ a So; do. second mortgage, eights IS IS; New
Orleans aud Jackson, first mortgage SO $751; DO
do. second mortgage, 70 IS; Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, first mortgage. SO q IS; do,
, second mortgage. rs 70; Greenvnle aud Columbia
= Railroad. guaranteed by South Carolina. 81 q w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15
of Edward Smith, sandy Hook Pilot in tho s7sh

year OF her age.
attend the funeral, on Monday, January To- &C three
r. NJ, from the residence OF her son.in-law, Angus
tus Brown, 1872 Grand street, Jersey City.
SMIrH.-Mrs. SMITH departed this life on Satur-
day. JANUARY 49, In the 59th year OF her age the be-
loved vile OF John Smith.
The remains Will be inferred from her late resi-.
dence, 90 yandam street. on Tuesday, the 10Th OF
January, 1872 at two O'Clock p. NJ
THOMsoN.-On Saturday, January 10, at his resi-
dence, No. 29S Madison avenue In this CITY, WILL
LIAM THOMSON aged SO years.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
funeral, on Tuesday, 10th inst, ten O'Clock A. NJ,
at the Church OF the Holy Trinity, corner OF Madi-
son avenue and Forty second street.
VALENTINE.-O On Saturday January H. CATHERINE
ANN, daughter OF the late Christian Valentine, aged
20 years and Az months.
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral from the North Dutch church,
Fulton street. on Tuesday, January 10, at two p. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15

macon ana Brunswick Railroad, guaranteed by
Georgia. 90 So; wilmington. Charlotte and Ruther-
ford Railroad eights, so So; Selma, Rome and
Dalton Railroad sevens SO q 60; Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad Fights, rs a So; Memphis city sixes
6s a 60; Savannah city sevens. 81 IS: New Orleans
consols, old. ~ IS; do. issue railroad skies.
0S a ~; do. sevens. 80 a 90.
sTOCEs ON sATURpAY-UIGHEST AND LOWEST
PRICES
The following table shows the highest and lowest
,,r,c softn NO nr,nc sio ca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15
uiry for domestic continued fair, but
cied. We hear of gales of $50 bb,s.

NAVAL sToafs-Thc marse, r spirits ,urpensae was was
:s'ssss
gns sS : II Ibe sales s q Ss 50 Sb Il
70 fact, rednsd saerias The
sinde month Crude moasrsey inquired for ba.
porsd shssss aas S oon wsG rn
dsr and Inc ss
non,"ay Sncsanssa quoted upper and i V on
1 %cnS quoted at a sS' for refined for spot or
PORK pork ma dun but without essential change hsaf
ssi SI M:s u g - T. ss SD
% n Ss. as s $ sS was on 81.
sS nc 9 sns clear a. 10 for sno, clear ard p
rs AZ ss@s tss ss
g!i%: ss . ID f f,'Is
sSanss with Within wss s,si Cut
ms,: were yer in.e.,; but .sy shoulder. &C.
P Ssl es' i Nsn'
There sales .SSna los within snia the
re %s SOL 5aS va: IN
Ss MAJ sn wa. . ams Sr % sale. For ~ delivery
January or S sac ss 20 s5 5 for February $50
al sac. N'"'e''
RoFThere has been fair business 10 day In al de,crip
lions former prices. The 80 Gags Of
liIs a. &c. so bags rssna a. 7e $50 bags Ransoon
stuAs.Thc market For rehning tri1e more active
and steady. The sales were ssJ bids strictly GOOD rem
ing Mt SIC. also 100 hhis. Demersra, to ibe trade
on private terms, and $50 boIes Centrifugal. on pri
We quote ,--Cuoa--iDfsrior TO common refining ssc I
ekc fair gooo fair refining &c $40 good to prime re-
choice sroceI, $40 Ike cen!r:ugs hhds snd boxes
lie size Havana--Bv1es, Dutch standard, Nos 10 q
sHc. &c; do, 10 70 L. sAc sAc i9o Y to 15 i0c.
DO. white, like; iakc; Porto Rico-common 10 prime
Brazil-Duich Standard Nos. to "a 7,ec. &C. java
Dutch Standard Nos 10 to 10 go 1910 ManilaSuperor
and extra superior, 7kc n eLc 80.
Glover quiet but firm, al Ike. Ike. an,
fTrxRikE was quiet, shade nrmer We hear Of sale
| OF 81 terccs. al 9sxc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15

Wheat very dull and quotations were SIN nominal
Choice spring he'd load sold ut about ST. 81
delivered and about 1000 bushels besides 81 66 for red
Pennslvania and 81 ~ tor damaged Western was
steady closing quiet The sales were abeu. 1900 bushels
at 74c 76c for new aud 13 76c for Southern vel
low. Oats with sales OF 90 bushels at
SIC. b5c. for Western small lots and BIC full
oadsthc latter prices for choice nearly SIC
65c. for white Rye quiet at 9Oc 92c for Western
store with sales Of about 1900 bushels within the range
Barley quiet but steady sales $40 bushels
Western and 81 IL a 81 20 for Canada.
FRRIGHTs.-Thc market to-day presented than the
usual Saturdays uctness in fact 1t may be called dull
There little inquiry for berth room either by sail
steam, but generally unchanged The char,crng
business neglected suitable vessels grain was
moderately inquired for, but owing scarcity OF de-
srable ones but litto was accomplished. The market,
however was nrm The Exported to-day
foowa:-To Liverpool by sail, 300 srces lard yUs. ;
$500 bales cotton, Ad by steam and g6i by sail To
London by sail, $500 bushels o. The only charter wo
heard Of was British bark closed late last 1900
quarters grain, 10 Cork for orders at S. 3D. quarter
closed ~ o late hour.
MoLAssEs-The INQUIRY for domestic continued fair but
foreign remained neglected We hear of gales of 800 bbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15

gated about $4,000 bs at &c. 9c for good outside to
choice city.
wnIsKEy-Recepts, sl6 bbis The market was quiet but
steady, with sales OF 200 bbis, at 9lc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15
CATTLE MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

The marte. for beef cattle was aue. Hogs 40 assc
2.COO received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15

The quotations based cotton running quality moi
than nalf grade above or below the grade quoted
FLOUR AND 0RAlN.- Rrcelts-tour 6,s4l bills; wheat
e6g oshels corn g. 100 bushels corn meal G4s baes
dull and heavy, but prices nomnay unchanged The
5000 bbs including 800 bbs Southern at
quotations. Corn meal duh tor both
LII lniaa ndnIlua .lol ~ aIinAa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY, Jan. i3-6P. NJ,

SATURDAY, Jan. 1852.
CorFEE.Thc market st remains quiet for all descrp-
tons but very We hear of sales OF 84b0 Ba
more per Patra rcsod ls1sc The kio telegram has
considered favorable by holders
follows -Joseph NJ. Wright Co.'s telegram Rio,
December 3D. 1871 Purchases coffee
States since the 7th inst, 10000 bags Price Of American
lots $780, Stock 10000 bags Cleared for the United
States, Atlantic Gulf ports $4,000 bags. Loading
and chartered for the United States, $1,000 bags.
Exchange 24yS We quote :-Cargoes (,io, ordinary,
l6hc. 1885,; do do. fair, l6Ac a Nc.; do. do.
good, l7Hc. l724c do. DO PRIME. lsAc. lsHc, gold
bond Gu days: Maracabo lsc. 20c Lasuayra lSc 2Oc
ST. Domingo, in bend, l2c alsSc Java. $50. 24c. gold.
duty paid
CoTToN-There has been moderate demand for cotton
the spot the market and the opening being very dr
but closing weak. although not quotaby future
delivery the market was moderately active at No
O 3ac. advance which, however, afterwards lost and
the market closed at yesterdays prices The sales reported
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15

FOR delivery low nal tdln the salos have neen
2c 100 a q ls5ec lcSss q 5l9o February 200
g 9l5c 100 at % 1880 700 2.aao 100 at 70 ls6c
April, 100 at 2aSc l00 a. 223c 1U0 at 23sc May 100 al
bales s.S ,oe at 800 a u llsc 800
400 at 400 at 30 $780, 30 at 224c 200 at &c. BOD
ut % Lie 3go at 22c March 80 at 100 at &c. 100
Soosf22s.c, 200 at q lsc 400 a. axe At ssNc ZOO
300 2sc., 600 at zee, 3r6 at % iS1ec. loo AZ
% 5l6c, 200 at s2,c 400 at 3 l5ec 200 at 2ac, 400
1875 bales Grand Total "a 500 bales. Rates cotton
god: SAIL '4s To HAMBURG. BY steam, IA. COM
pressed TO Baltic pr, ports bv SAIL r.: i. gold
e74ai New Organs 1850 Mobile, 4.277 savannah 1855
lis; New York, s8O Boston, 4-total - 03O This day Last
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

MISREPRESENTATION Thursday January II, at
st. Stephens church, Philadelphia, by the Rev. Wni
Rudder ID. D., HOWELL w. Buckley TO MIRIAM d.,
daughter OF Hon. Thomas A. Scott.
SuLLivANI,ToNE-At ST. Patrck's Cathedral
Rochester, N. Y, on Tuesday, January 0. by the
Right Rev. Bishop McQuad, JOHN A. SULLIVAN, OF
New York. to ANNIE TONE. OF Rochester.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

HOUsssss sNOUNIS, SC:, N -
TNACTORY WANTED--20 HORSE POWER; FACILI-
ties for drying lumber about IL square feet of surface
Herald office
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VNANTEp-TO RENT, A LARGE BRICK BUILDING.
w well lighted, for manufacturing purposea; Williams
burg Drookyn preferred Address ALPHA Herald once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15
EUROPE.

(VOCOA FOR INvALIDS. NUTRITIOUS AND DIGES
tive Pancreativc Cocoa specially prepared for suffer
from Indigestion debility and pulmonary complaints
highly nuricIous easily digeated and paatabe and apted
for the delicate stomach Sold in tins from Ia 3D. by
chemists and Italian warehOusemen, and by the
fsctmers sAvORY MOORE, 1iS New Bond street, Lon
don, W.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-02-15
RnraX Mines In EnKada.

The Carson Register gives this ac-
count of the bOraX mines in Nevada :
The only bOrax mines, so called,
that we know of in this State are situ-
ated in Esmeralda County, not far
from Columbus, and near the CalifOrn-
ia line. These deposits have been To-
Gated, surveyed and thoroughly tested,
and extends over an area of several
thousand acres in detached bodies of
considerable size. The mineral (bO-
rate of lime) is found quite extensive
i'm the salt marshes of Esmeralda
County, principally in layers from
two to five inches thick, alternating
with layers of salt, and first occurring
from one to two feet below the sur
face. It is also found in the shape Of
balls, three or four inches in diameter,
scattered about the salt deposit. The
deposits have never been worked sys-
temetically, though a large quantity
of the mineral shipped to Europe
some years ago and tested, was found
to be superior to the tineal imported
from Asia and South America, in the
manufacture of bOrax Of commerce.
There is believed to be enough of min
eral in the locality named TO supply
the world for half century.