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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-10
To MILLMEN J.

lAr HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w nn1 NEws Once h.lf . ton Of superior
Err A:t.i, for journaiing p %, IN 2nsr,.
iuesd peess TOR cash.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
DEMAINING IN THE GOLD HILL POST
II office January 10. 1873. II not called 70
In one month they will DO sent 10 the Dead Let
ter once, Washington.
Andrswartha Jo.eph-5 Harvey
Bourko Michael J Harris Margaret
Becker jacob 3 jeffrey George
Clark Alex nder Jones VI
Campbell i Smith Kellaway VIM
Coleman John Kirg "A
Copeland W Z Luth Fred
Coleman John Murphy Thos W
Drew I'd Moore Alex
Dart II L Moore John
Davis RR McCsrty Mary
Donahue Mrs NJ A Clubhouse John E
follrr MACH Phillips w l.
Gilman Mn L As Rooney John
Gilman N Rowe Miss
Grose James Tobin stephen
Hummeltcnberg F wodley Ars MaryJ
Hutchinson Mrs @ r
FoREioS.
Antonio Iguaclo Laurence
Antonio francisco nov C0me0
8, ". CHUBBUCK, i. II.
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The Gaseous.


The caucus of Republican members
met In the Assembly Chamber at eight
o'clock this evening, there were 40
members present at the call OF the roll.
Speaker Bowman called the meeting
to order, and the caucus was organized
by the election Of James Crawford. AS
semblyman from Lyon, "a Speaker,
aud Senator McClinton, Of E%smcralda,
as Secretary. Mr.. Lockwood, Assem-
blymsn from O.m,by, introduced a
resolution, that the members present
| pledge themselves to abide by their
votes In the caucus, which was adopt.
ed unanimously. Mr. Stevenson then
arose. and In a short eu!ogistic speech,
nominated John r. Jones rs the choice
| Of the caucus for United States Senator.
MI. Lockwood seconded the nomina-
ton, aud said that 1t was . matter Of
personal pride TO him to see the repre-
s~entativei Of the sovereign State Of Ne
vada, assemble In open caucus before
tho people to nominate Mr.. Jones. Mr..
Drummer, Assemblyman from Esmer-
aida, also made q few remarks, In
which he hailed Mr. Jones rs the
..poor mans friend, and the champion
Of the people rs against any aud all
monopolles."
As the proof Of the pudding Is In
chewing the bag, all this yet remains
to DO proven.
There being no other nominations,
tho roll was called, aud all the MEM
bers present cast their votes rs q unit
for John z. Jones.
The announcement Of tho vote was
greeted with cheers, oil the s~ubsldence
OF which Capt. Prague, Assemblyman
from Nye, moved the appointment Of
a committee to walt on Mr.. Jones and
bring him before the caucus. This
belug objected to BY Mr.. Lockwood,
Nj. Phelan proposed three cheers rs a
substitute, which being given, tho eau
Gus adjourned.
This caucus, n q matter OF course,
virtually elects Mr.. Jones as United
States Senator from Nevada for the
ensuing six years. I would just as
lief have seen somebody else obtain
| the position; but now that he Is vir-
tusliy elected. all l have to say Is,
that | hope he will prove himself the
man and gentleman his friends claim
him to b., aud fall not to fulfill the
pledges no has made to the people Of
this State; and II he IL true to the
trust reposed In him, none will be
louder In his praise than myself. But
he IL now. or soon will be, public prop
erty. and I suppose the press Will be
allowed to comment on his public acts
without incurriug abuse and villitica-
ton from any source.
wilma Tar RRnYA HeaHla.
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THE WEIGHT OF A TEAR.

A pair Of scales before him.. ts.s - :
A rich man Eat and weighed
4 piece OF yold-a widows all
And unto her he sald:
Your coin Is not the proper weight,
so take IL back again.
Or sell me II for half its worth Az
IL lacks single grain" q LfLl VA
With fearful eyes the widow said:
o. weigh II, sir, once more.
] pray you'bs not 80 exact. j w " D.
Nor drive me tflm your door"
"Why. see yourself: it'sunder weight;
Your tears are no avail.
The second time he tries it: aE sens
Itjust bears down the scale.
But littlc guessed that rich young man,
Who held his gold 20 dear, z ---
The extra weight that bore IL down
Had been the widows tear.
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The New PosrAL C.RDs-IMpoR-
rANr DEcIsIoN.-rhe Third Assistant
General decides that postal
cards that have been once properly
transmitted through the mails and the
stamp thereon cancelled, after their
beiug returned to the sender in a sealed
envelope with remittance. can be re-
transmitted to the person originally all
dressed. with the word paid stamped or
indorsed thereon, by placing upon the
card a one cent adhesion stamp. The
Postmaster General decides that no
discount can be allowed purchasers or
ageuts who desire to keep postal cards
on hand for sale to the public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-03

A RESPECTABLE young nan in Wor-
cester has been uuhumanly treated by
his landlady. and finally elected from
her house. where he had all the retin-
ing influcuces OF home for three dol
lars and = half a week, merely be-
cause at the breakfast table the other
morning, he advised her. in the pres
ence of the other hoardcrs, to send the
butter to hair-diesser aud sell 1t for
q wig.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-03

Tue rage for ending female names
in lie" has come to n disastrous COLI
clusion in Oregon. a farmer named
AXE clirlstened his eldest girl Belle.
She, adopting the style of the Mollies.
Susies and Matties OF the region, got
some cards printed ",Beliie. and now
appears to a distracted world rs Miss
Belle Axe. Ts- TE - tts
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FOR TOWN MARSHAL. sc
THOMAS KELLY

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL q candidat. for the office OF Town Marshal
OF Gold Hill at the coming election, subject to
the decision Of the people. app tde
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1aRoucn pAssENoER TRAINS

ON AND AFTER FEBRUARY /. 1873,
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WHEN Philadelphia woman don't
like the taste Of the medicine that the
druggist has put up for her, she brings
the stuff back aud exchanges 1t tor
soap.
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FOR TOWN TREASURER.
FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
WIN. n. MESERvE

I,ESPECTFULLY ANNos Noes HIMSELF
II, ~ a candidate for the Office OF Town Mar
shai OF Gold Hill, subject to tho decision or the
psople At the comiug town election. mh2ttds
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FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
HUGH srREcoNlNc

nEsPECrFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL . candidate for the Office OF Town Marshal
or Gold Hin at the coming election, subject 10
the decision or the people . apstdel ]
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR TOWN TREASURER.
JOHN WADE

DEsPsCTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL q candidate for Town Treasurer OF Gold
Hin, subject TO the decision OF his fellow citi-
xeus n the coming town election. apes I'd
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MUSIC TEACHING.

r JACOBSON. PRoFEssoRO0Ac
d, OF Music. will give Lessons --ESs
In that polite and popular accom- EaAA
plishmeut to al Who de.irc. onthe @O
VIOLIN, GUITAR. C0RSET, -,
FLUTE and other Instruments. He can be
fonnd At his rooms In tho International Hotel,
Viruinia CITY. or pupils will bc attended at their
residenees, H desired. All the latee' Valtzes
ouadrilles and other dancing music Just ~
cd>sd and for ssse. Hoh In
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FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
4. T. BERRY

DEsPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL candidate for Town Marshal of Gold Hill
at the coming election. subject to the decision
OF hts fellow citizens apo tds
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WILL LEAVE

For RENO, connecting with Eastern and West
ern bound Passenger Trains Of the c. p. R. r.,
The New York herald., 1873-06-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvEsror, Jane 9, 1879
se Bales Exports to Great Britain, s7 Sales, go
o,ssgn GG il st good oM apsE ia goca
nc ss Net ressptg a 80 bass gross sSs Lxp2rs
1900. Stock, 66,7S6.
msa%Es s. @ s;as Il saes EaDSfs coast
Cotton heavy miaalinss ls4c Net rsseipts 500 bales
Exports coast'sse, 2@ Shipments, 7s2 stock, 1920
Cotton quiet; mddlings lssc Net receipts lsi bales
Exports coastwise, Bis Sales, zoo stock, lla5i.
WILMINGTON, NJ c., June g. 1873
Spirits OF .urpentine quiet al alc.. Rosn quiet at
.a sr ea.a .ss so g % $ 8 ,s4 s SlS. S
penne steady 2. g icr hard and ssfor yellow Dip and
@ amber saes wne SO HSis a - - er es sG
Wheat unchanged sales of 200 bushels Mlchi-
saS % H's = 4:
s BRINE nos s e O. 5 ue Il y
sr unbsiea cwt Mlliieea unchansea shorts sis S.
sans 9!ss sors and Ser ssH
'as oo
sos e se New YORK aos to Albany, s6c Receipts ~
bushels wheat, 10000 feet ofiumber
ToLEpo, June Q, 1873
sales white Wabash at 81 So No do, si7o; es
ira white Michgan, 81 sS amber Michisan spot 81 90;
sssf June nfs f:,;s!ss .sa 30 - s%ss sss'
high mixed spot and seller June, Ac seller August 47c
seller September, 4sc. low mixed 43c; yellow 44]sc
of s Oats FssSs saas
Rns.,o I% ss's e. ss bb S ca s s.i.s &
tU0 bbs four, 5000 bushels wheat 1900 do and
1900 do oats.
BUFFALO, June o 1873
oats 2s75 do barley Sos do; rye 81 do bar rey malt
se do rye malt S DO ,eo Lake imports for she last
s., corn sssSsS DO oats, ss5S DO csns shipments-
peas $50 do Canaireshts lower; wheat iosc iossc
..9rn 81 9Gc oats Shs Flour quiet westsrn Spring
as 30 .qsSe: Sa:.' Milwaukee nsasl Ana az
White Canada, Il . ii s7sli white Mc6isan' 81 Ss
46c, and OC0 bushels high mixed at Fc. Oats quiet;
sales 5000 bushels No Western at soc. Barley steady
sas sc ssc a sc rye epe saes o
sasi 70; prime Winter Western 81 10 y rs; prime
Mess pork sl7 short cuts s7; hams Ishc; shoulders,
sas sSc nreakas, Az bacon ssc dried beet isS smoked
articles unchanged,
CHICAGO, June o. 1873
DO: a. sias ss,h; siasS seller June; No. do slis;
resuar sTn i% sad \, isr s1es 1emsaa A.
seller June TSc. seller July ioc. seller Au,
as ost setter iesdy Sy sss q y. &c at
&c. Rye firm and in fair demand: sales Of No. al Sic
sssey el sSo ssei roTs jus Su rs hn
steady quotabIs a. 6'sc se for shoulders SIC assc
All loose. Bacon steady at7c for shoulders sisc FOR
clear rib sides ". or cear sides whissey steady
four, GU0ap bushels wheat 24i0n do corn r5sOOo do
oats aooo do rye and 2OVo do. barley shpmeDis-7,oW
The New York herald., 1873-06-10

In connection with this subject correspondent
calls attention to the fact that in ' the compare
tive tables Of foreign exports and imports the item
OF 'specie includes not only gold coin and bullion,
but silver coin and bullion also. Silver being now
merely an article OF merchandise, the produce Of
the United States, the same as cotton, petroleum
or breadstufs, it would seem only proper to in
clude it in the exports of merchandise, as under
the present system left IN the dark as to
the amount Of the export Of gold, which Is the
enly article by which, far as it goes, the balance
Of trade can be measured" The New York COM
Naercsa1 bulletin, commenting upon the same fact,
urges the propriety OF CHASING specie exports SO
that the shipments OF silver can be distinguished
rom those OF gold. And adds 1.-THE production
and export OF silver are increasing very largely
every year, and the present general method Of
humping silver bars or coin with gold bullion or
coin and calling the whole specie, only tends to
conceal information upon matter which is bec0m-
ing very important in our exchanges.n
RAILROAD BONDS
were generally firm Union Pacific first mortgage
sold at S6A; land grants at 7oN n; incomes at
s3x; Erie third mortgage at lo1; Michigan South
eyn sinking fund at 1903; c. e. and |. c. second
mortgage at 72; New Jersey first mortgage at 100;
Toledo, Peoria and w., T.. d. at 81; do, second
mortgage, at n. The following were the bids as
lnA xhn
The New York herald., 1873-06-10
GOVERNMENT BONDS

GOVERNMENT BONDS
continue in good demand, with steadiness Of price.
The foreign bankers have more orders than can
be readily supplied, and pay tribute to our national
credit by the eagerness with which they seek to
place foreign capital in these securities for per-
manent investment The following we're the
prices OF the day:-United States currency sixes
114x 1l41; do skies, 1881, registered, 11es.
116x; do. do. do. coupon, 123 q 123sS do. fve-
twenties, registered, May and November, lit a
nix; do. do, 1852, coupon, do, NIX o I17x;
40. do, 1864, do. do., 117H Il7h do. do, 1865,
do. do, 119h l19H; do. do, 1867, registered,
January and July, 1l6 116s; do. do, 1865, cou-
pom, do. 12oH 1908; do. do 1867, do. do, 121X
. 122; do. do, 1868 do. do, 1904 121h; do. ten
forties, registered, 112x 113; do. do, coupon,
114H 49, do. nves 1881, registered, 1l5x; do. do.
do, coupon, 1853 q 115x.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
were weak, with Ii mited transactions. Tennessee
skies new sold at 7sh; Missouri SKIES at s4x;
South Carolina skies new, January and July, at
1Sk The following are the quotations Of bids and
asking prices Tennessee, ex coupon, 70 79k;
90, new, 7sK dT9, Virginia, ex coupon, % o 4s;
do SKIES, consolidated bonds, 55k a56k; do. do,
deferred scrip, 10 a IL; Georgia sixes "a rs; do.
sevens. 90 90; North Carolina, ex coupon, 2s 20;
do TO North Carolina Railroad, 54 60; do funding,
iSs6 IL 10; do. do, 1865, 10 q Is; do. new, 10 a
~; do, special tax IL a IA; Missouri sixes, e4x
M; do. Hannibal and st. Joseph, 81 90; Louist
ana skies, 45 IS; South Carolina sixes new Janu-
ary and July, Itk 15k; do do. April and Oc-
sober, 20 o. Is; Arkansas skies. funded, 30 40
GOLD l1s A 117x.
The condition OF gold Is one OF the curious prob
lens OF the hour. at least to those who are outside
Of the charmed circle, BY which Its movements
seem 70 be regulated. No one attempts to deny
That the present price 10 artificial, but 10 IA nm
zpestionabIy maintained at its quotes nrurs by
The New York herald., 1873-06-10
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JUNE TO- 187s-TRIP1E SHEET

Influences in which tho clique appear 20 place im-
plicit confidence oy they would not take such
risks with which the public are familiar The ex-
perience Of Black Friday being before them 1t is
not probable that they intend to rush headlong
into similar speculative crisis, but that they are
working out o given sum In decimal fractions
with plumb-nne and rule, steadily, patiently and
persistently, must be apparent 10 every OBJ
server OF events. The small amount in the
Treasury is no longer Q check upon specu-
lation. On the contrary, It would seem
to be an incentive and the spectators may finally
snap defiant fingers with q 'Iay on -Macdun" non-
chalance at the insignificant six or eight millions
OF Secretary Richardson whenever their plans
cniminate. IL is only little while ago that gold
was thought high at ll6. The price fingered
awhile, until we became accustomed to the daily
quotation, then crept on and touched III. Again
pause, nuctuation, then gradual ad-
vance, until to-day we are familiar with 11s, and
last week 118h excited no unusual commotiOn.
Where is this TO end Importers are said to have
suffered heavily from the Spring trade and went
''sh0rt' Of gold, hoping for lower rates. The i'm
ports during the Summer and Fan will, 1t is
thought, be largely diminished, thus weakening
the receipts from customs, and to q corresponding
degree the reserve OF the Treasury. Meanwhile
England ID not in condition to anOrd relief In the
event OF squeeze" and should there be financial
complications and 0 decline in government securi-
ties, shipment OF gold would result that might at
once strengthen the position OF these operators
probably advance the price points beyond the
ngure at present quoted. The foregoing appears
to be the basis Of the movement as far as can be
judged from the actions Of the conspirat0rs and
the circumstances that have prompted the same.
TO use an old and vulgar saying, however-"The
- <ha Suk <ho time foIc
ing table will show the fluctuations in gold to-day
nj no m arket heinz varu hrto
The New York herald., 1873-06-10
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Foreign Situation Un-
changed.
OUR EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
Ought Silver To Be Classed
as Merchandisep
Government Securities Firm and
i'm Coed Demand.
THE PROJECTED SQUEEZE IN GOLD.
Probable Programme Of the Con-
spirators.
Defiance to the Treas
ury.
HONEY STILL ABUNDANT.
An Active Ma1,lxat in Fancy
Probable Programme Of the Con-
spiratorS.
Defiance to the Treas.
ury.
HONEY STILL ABUNDANT.
An Active Market in Fancy
Stocks.
WALL STREET,
MONDAY, June &c p. N.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.

THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices bring no tldings OF material
change either in prices or situation. The bank
rate continues as last quoted; but the rate for
money at Stock Exchange on government sccuri-
tics was per cent below that OF the bank. The
new French loan Is quoted at 6H 6h per cent
premium. The rate OF discount for three months
bills in open market was u per cent below the
hank rate. Consos for money were quoted at
S2x; for account o2H; bonds OF the issue OF 1865,
Ave-twenties, 91A; ditto Of 1867, e4% ten-forty
bonds, 8S,1 new fves, s9h SsX Erie, 49,, being
o decline Of y from the earlier price. The market
generally is reported duh
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money loaned freely at from to 8 per cent on the
usual securities. Prime mercantile paper was
taken at from 6h TO on per cent. Foreign ex-
change continue quiet, with rates steady on the
basis Of 100 1O9h for prime go day bills and 1loI
. 11o% for short sight. Concessions are made,
however, as low as 10S 1916 q ll0A. The exports
Of gold and silver for the week just closed amount
TO g. s4S, the bulk OF which was in silver bars.
The total on this account since January l, 1873 is
ga, $50. The following table will show the ex-
mort for preceding years:-
The New York herald., 1873-06-10
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARkKr.-LoEDoN: June 9-5 p. NJ
Amsriesp sn,.a car states bonds closed
ISsr,d sSS Erie Hallway shares, 4sn AT The opening
SH; new hves, ss,s and are railway shares 4s = :
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-LIyERPooL, June l9-5
r Motion closed: with middling npiands SD;
middling Orleans 9hd. The sales of the day were 1000
bales, including 2OCU for export and speculation OF
the sales 1o bales were American Sales Of cotton
at l3-i6d sales shipped from the ports,
deyerabe IN June and July. at llled. saes Of cot
ION shipped from New Orleans and deliverable in July
and August at ,sd and sales q cotton shipped from
septemher, at l5ldd The market opened steady with
middifng uplands, sgd. middng Orleans, 9isd.
LIVERPOOL BRKADsTuFys MARKEr.-LlyERPOOL,J June %
r. M.-Breadstuns dull
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARHEr.-LvERPooL, June g.
Evening-Rehned petroleum, lsd. al41sd per gallon
LONDON PRopucE MARkET.-LonDon June 9-Evening.-
Linseed oil, ES los per ton. Spirits turpentine.
36s q 36s Cd. per cwt
ANTWERP PErRcLRug MARKEr-ARTwERr, June 9-Pe-
troleum, 4f. tor standard white
The New York herald., 1873-06-10

Wheat in fair demand and nrmer. particularly for
sHrf % Tss sales about !
primes pniassS Sorbwss Spb5ns e Sr NJ Myaakes q o for
ka kacins s,MosrS s. g Sr'sS choice
atasr sh sbms Sales sSf %
& S sr c op snS ay 1s sw @
M eH or
sSe Se oa s mxed and ole &c Tor white Al the close
and nSmiIa ON a Rye was inasve sc Western and
dsssa soas
INQUIRY hight and about steady The sngass
s s Ss
g q aaS .s Ss s 4 Ssss %
@ Snen sn az los hd hasfke Sy
sss BY sail G 0uynes = ys wheat u a and a 6e
81 ssH e'ss
900 beis .sancd petroleum at = Sd An austrian brig
ssssa s With
resin q 81 ss And n British ors back rO% the south
charters for petroleum pending but not closed at
MoL.ssrs, Without material change in values, the
market for 81 descriptions was quiet At about the fol-
ina AZ srSpqouDa 90. g. cearaga NJ and mfscS lsc
hsgsS s0 New tSfsa ses 's so'
ssS ssas
a. 4ssc Strained Tosn IS also quiet and without new
easSres Of i interest Transactons include 700 bos At
@ aas l s9 sG?s ssm ss
esy
ngton and s4 50 for Wilmington Pitch moderately
s marked ,ss refined ami a shs
isc. 1910 hbi August, same price, and 5000 Ibls
%
qasSs ~ Sspss
@ q e. sss anS s
w :, ss x aSs ae
sSs at dSe ss % saSay % aaes e sn
tsmssS To-day nsTist @ quiet steady 81 s 81
packases sna ana f
sr % wSss
espssss ss1 s9s ea :se @ 30 @
June and sie7s Tor July deliveries Beei-The market
several Packages changed hands within the % range Of
s 81 c plain %ss np a iesr. 81; na s S s es CO.
o%ns on s % sss sns s
to N S
a H II Hson ~ was Sna as s5ss @ ass e M sS
aa rsfa S s or pay sT asS
,erees sellers option august at oslec and reported,
eTsss SSs sS 70 as re ssns
s
but moderate demand.
active at full prices w note sales Of 200 hhds centrli
gal private terms; 19a hts muscovado, good fair
&c.. 427 hhds prime Cuba at SIC 200 hhds lots
within the range Of appended quotations. 400 boxes
tfuga at &c. and $50 boxes clayed 1T Refined ruled
firm with good demand at former prices We quote
Cuba-Reflnng, inferior to common 7c 71sc.; fair to
good fair, 77c good prime &C. asac grocery,
fair to good sss se @ prime V enoiee sS &C.
hhds and boxes 6ssc. 73c. Melado &c. aSc. Havana
II C. SIC do, isto Sac 9ac; do to is, ssc,
Porto Is Rico.Retnng ;. H common 10 prme r. se;
grocery fair e ehoise sic &c Brszii-Dntch
Nos 10 to u s'ze: a SAG Manla-superior and extra
KIcE.-Busincss, in distributing way, has been mod
eraely fair day with prices ruling steady The sales
foot about ~ ticrces of Carolina at from 7c
and 225 bags OF Rangoon at 6Mt. a 7c.
9i4c. q 9i3c.
1ASLow quiet with sales Of $1,000 lbs at from nc
20 essc.. and 100 hhds. choice at &c.
WnisKEY Receipts 4s5 bbls The market ruled in buy
ers favor We note sales OF S bbs at &c. and 30 bbs
at S31ac
The New York herald., 1873-06-10

mano for carsoes and large invoices continued light We
ks S.GtSs cstns On private terms quote
lsxc q lshc. good carsoes lsasc. isc; prime
cargoes, l9ac. l9Ac extreme range for lots 17ec.
l9xc, gold, H. 90 90 days credit; Java govern
mem! g bags sOc ane.; DO. grass matsl PC Pc;
cai6o, Issc. l9sc. Lsguayra, i9c l9jsc jamaica
lsc q lsc; s. Domingo. I6Sc, Porto Rico sc. ls,sc
Costa Rca, lssc l91sc Mexcan9 l3sc l9c. Manila,
iSc is1c; Angostura, is1ac I?c savanilla, lshc
isS; Curacao ls1lc al9c gold, 66 90 days, credit
a2s SIS bushels do; corn meal 2Ai bbl and
Z53 bags oats g 75 bushels The -four market continued
70 rule dull bat prices without decided change
The sales were about $1,000 bbls including 6000 bbs
extra state Saturday evening, 10 arrive at about ST.
The New York herald., 1873-06-10
W. h. BARNES STILL LIVES.
NEW YORK, June Q. 1873.

New YORK, June o 1873.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The telegram In your paper this morning rom
Port Jervis, N. Y, relating to the death Of Ar.
william Barnes, has caused much anxiety among
my friends. l desire to say arrived from the
south safe In the city this morning
WM. u. BARNES