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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

-
r 10 MINING COMPANY. NOTICE.
The Annual keetiLg Of the Stockholders
OF paid Company, for the election of Trustees
and The transaction Of buslness, will be held nj
the once OF the Company, Room No. Q, Express
Buildingl ban Frsnelsco. c. lifornia. on Eat.
URDAY, the ssth day Of December. 1874, at the
hour OF II o'clock u. Transfer books will he
clos cd ct . O'Clock '. n. on the sd instant, and
until alter The meeting.
CD. EATON. secrstary.
San vnseiseo. Dee. II. is1l. deit IA
6TooKH0IbeRs' MEETING,
TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
! holdens Of the Nevada Gold and Silver
Mining Company viii be held at the once OF
the Company, No. tis California street. Room
No. g, BAi FrancIsco. California, ON MON.
DAY, January I. 1873. a. the hour Of 2 o'clock
Pm. Tnnsfsr books viii be elosed on Thur.
day. December 81. 1919. at the hour Of 70
Ssiptd !. a. pLOoNER, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23

God min, Storey county. Nevada. .
Notice IL hereby given that at . meeting Of
the Board OF Trustees Of said Company, held
on the 10th day OF December, A. d.. 1874, an
assessment (No. igl OF Five Dollars N5) por
share was levied upon each and every share Of
the capital stock Of said Company, payable I'm.
mediately. In United States gold coin, TO the
Secretary, At the ONCE OF the Company, Main
street, Geld Ilill. Nevada.
Any stock upon which said assessmeni shall
remain unpaid on Wednesday, the 18Th day
OF January, 1875, shall he deemed Delinquent,
and will be duly advertised for sale At public
auction, and unless payment shall he made be.
fore, will be sold on SATURDAY. the 18Th day
OF February. 1878, at I O'Clock r. y In front Of
thd once Of the Company, to pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
q. W. HOPKINS, Secretary.
Gold ulll. December 10. 1914. delO ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23
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CURING

Gout, Neuralgia. % Dinner Pill. and Puriy'
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ordered organ Into action. and thes impaft
health and tone TO the whole being. They cure
not only the everyday complaints OF ever cedy;
skiiiful physieians, most eminent elergymen.
and our best citizens, send certificates OF eufes
performed and OF great benefits they have &c
hved nom these Pills. They ara the safest and
beet physic for ehildren. beeause mild % wen
a. efectual. Bsisg sugareoated. they are sasy
to take: and being purely vegetable, thsy are
entirely harmless.
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rnE PEOPLES
NEVER FAILING REMEDY!
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PRATT's ABOLITION OH

b. FAMILY REMEDY that you can't afford
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IMPERIAL sILyEn LINING :

oniee-Room No. !. No. as Csiifornis street,
San Francisco, California. ~ note I'd
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ORIGISAL0OLD HILL GOLD AND

onee-Room No. Z. No. col California street,
San Francisco, California. dsS ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23
WILLOW JACKET SILVER
Mining Company-LOcation OF works,

Onics-Room No. q. Hayward's Building, III
California street. San francisco, Cal. de7td
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-18
THE HAPPY CLAM

The moral and Intellectual condition Of the salt
water clam is Of kind that cannot be considered
as particularly enviable; and yet there are many
reasons why the clam may be regarded rs par
ticularly fortunate individual, and why its loWly
lot should be longed Tor BY man. The clam never
suffers from tight boots nor corns; and It Il never
worried because its pantaloons do not At. It's
placid temper ID never disturbed by the hired girl
question: and It never endangers Its Life BY learn
ing to skate. No clam, We believe, ever yet
SLATED. 1t never lives next door TO Q girl who
practices four times 9 day on the plano, and Il
never has any cats frolicking around under It's
window to keep It awake at night. It never has
to blow Its nose when Il has cold IN its head and
It never suffers from badness. Its nervous sys-
TEN % never unstrung By political excitement,
and II retains Its nrmness when there Is Q finan.
cial panic. It never has to maintain its mother.
in-lsw, and It may refrain entirely from dancing
when II goes to party. II does not wash on Sat
urday nights, and nobody ever asks It to sing. II
II not persscuted by life-insursncs sysnts and II
runs no risks Of recelvinz dog bites. Il Is never
annoyed BY wilted shirt collars in hot weather
and It never has to give wedding presentst 10 I'll
wife's relationsi u never has 70 pay when 81
rides on Q railroad. II never has to carry an um
brella; and nobody ever sits on its eoat-tail. So
taking 1t all In all, the clam ought to be happy
no matter what the condition Of the tide.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-18

dIgnantiy ssksd Il hsuas 10 help tax the people
when they could 70 to the printing and Est
q eartload Of money.
How the paper appreciated We all know N
the spring of t7sa The bills were worth I've cents
on thu dollar, and thsn ceased 70 circulnee. 6pe-
Gle now cana into circulation, being bought By
the French, and also thai expended By the Eng
fish passing the lines. The paper was now worth
more for an advertisement or D Joke than for
any prospect Of any kind Of redemption. Il bar.
bsrs shop In PhiIadelphla VA, pspered with 1t,
and dog coated with tar, And the bills stuck al
over him, was parsded through the Streets"
Aztec THE REyoLUrIoa. n
We have room for but one story Of paper money
issued after the Revolution. Rhode Island, which
vas always foremost in such issues, caught the
fever amer Shay's rebellion In lisa and the eoun-
try districts carried an election over the cities
and rotsdJ 70 issue sloo.ooo IN paper. guaranteed
By land, and 70 run fourteen years. The paper
dsprseiatsd . onee the city merchants refused e
receive II, and the farmers in fetahation refused
70 bring their produce TO town In spite Of the
issue money became 90 scarcs that land rents
were paid in corn. when, In 17sI, bills IN equity
we're filed for the redemption Of mortgagsd es-
tates, the sutors came TO redeem their lands with
their monay in pIlloHeases. Says M. Sumner
AIf paper.money issues, tariff laws, and boanties
on exports can make . nation great and prosper
Gus. Rhode Island ought 70 have been the nrst
State In the Union"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-18
!. REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
T1Hos. 3. WAGdAMAN,
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND LUCfDNEER,
No, Sls SEVENTH STREET,
opposite Post once Department.

WASHINGTON CITY, ID. c., Jan. !. le7l.
sfRt II gives me pleasure to be able TO inform yoa
that my once. No. 5le Seventh street northwest has
been enlarged and rentted with eVery eonyenienes
for he ans.sti9s Of my bushes. which will y
10 n.,SnS , = In manner thas WIN exceed
Is Reai Estate Broker sell large amounts OF
property at pfIvSte sale, and collect numeross
fonts; thus from the extent OF my baSnsss In this
line unusual facilities offered my clients 70 All
OF whom can eheerfnlly refer as 20 my pFoHptne.s
and their sati,fActIon as 70 the manner In which
"A Auctioneer OF Resi Estate hsye great fseili-
ties. from the fact that the numerous made
q me- Is real estate broker enable ne to hive In
ing 60 make purchase to those sales.
As Broker, deal only In hrst Hens on real estate
securities at not exceeding half the value OF the
property, and my duties as auctioneer and real
estate broker give me superior Opportunities OF
judging the true value Of such properly the sales
and renting bring u continually under my ooservs-
ton, BY theiav Of Congress the Interest Allowed
the above class OF securities In the city Of Wash
i1gton Is limited TO ten per centum, 90 per cent
ward free OF charge the fee TO me bGng paid BY the
more .dyantsgeous msnnsS Of invsftment than
thls when the property Is properly selected, which
I have such sdpetior opRS.tdnity Of Doing; Ny
giye perfect Sna ask fer e2nt uspes
o NJ 5S Sss lsTS&Th1m = A " = - ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-18

A Down-Easte says the demand for tin tasks
has 90 tly increased since tbs temperance cru
SADIE began, that the price Of tnware has doubled.
He calls REALISTICALLY on the inventors OF the
country TO devise some other vessel for the USE Of
the droughty, and before further advance Is
made b the 1eAlers. IL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-18
baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
DEPOT CORNER sixth AND B sTREErz
EokfHWkSF.

FORTfIWEST
Amer MARCH 4 isitf rains y V win run as fOllOrs.
TRAINS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE At
BALTlMOREi. :. WASHl GTON.
siss 2. mo-. EimiEa Mall, e:is m, New York Elk
$50 a, n, New YORK x. s.5 !. n, Bsitimore Ex-
pres, daily. except press, except Sunday.
a. sgpday; loiS =, m, DAILY Fast
n;S5 9; m, Fast Line Exp, an1thern hau,
except Sunday. 6:IS o. m, New YSrk kx-
iI1S p. m, New York Exc press, daily except
press, except Sunday. Sunday. - -
3:s5 p.m., Baltimore Ex- SIS D, m, Accommoda-
press daily, except Sum ton, except Sunday.
$50 3. M, for PittsSurx, Baltimore S dsIS sx
Cincinnati, and South eept Sunday from West
| S:os p. m, Daily NewlIiVs D. M Southern Ex-
York Night Express. press, except sunday.
9.SS D. m. Pacific Ex-Il1:3 New York Express,
press daily. ---- except Sunday.
Trans leaving Washington &C s:ss .. m on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, and 3:35 p. m. daily,
except sunday, connect ~ Bowie with train5for
Popess Greek. leaving Bowie at 10 D. and $40 D.
m, arriving At Poge's Creek At i:ss and rs p h
Trains leaving MashingtcR at SIS :. m and ne
Trains arriving at Washington At loss a. N. and
30 p IN. connect at Bowie with tralnsfrom Pope's
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket once.
Ysaia avenue, northwest corner Sixth street AID
Pennsylyania avenue can hHve their bags &c called
for and checked at hotels and 70 all polnts
North and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati,
Columbus, Indianapolis, LogisyiIs. s.; Louis, New
| points East, West, North AND south.
z. L. DuBARRY, Gen, superintendent
E. s. YOUNG, Gen. Passenger Agent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-18
RICHARD NJ. HARVEY,
REAL ESTATE NOTE BROKER,
NO. ia T STREET NORTHWEST.
.p4-tf once Hours: se. N. to 4p. m.


STEAMSHIP LINES.
WIs4fT5Ssaa55SSSE;S S5EEEESSTEiKS l ssfsY 70EF
her whsrI foot OF Sixth Street, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at Up. M, touching &c the erin-
steamship OF the 4. and y. Line foS Boston and
for New York. Freight should be addressed 'iCars
Oh Lazy VI NC LAA Il 4. TfTzEUGR, Agent
VA. - =. elxth-streetwharE
A. 2. PLANT, GENERAL Agent,
mh2o Room No. 10. Pant Baldins.
NERoHANTs'LiNE OF STEAMSHIPS
~ wAsHINerog HNP NEg yoR{aH, ,r :,
nersafter che ane steamshtps Z. Q; ANIShT And
T n EEaLI,MTEEN TEY YORK, EkElxkN35HtA:
Lekys New York from PisT East River sysEy Sat
al 4 e; and Ale1andAa ne kns day a I'm; ~
ror apply e s;set ssoss.
tsMn, or a. the corner OF seyentesnth street and
jail-tf President.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-18
DENTISTS.

nENTlsTRY.-o B. FOSTER, NJ. B., FOR
- thirty years Dental Practitioner IN Philadei-
phaI and New York, attends 10 all branches Of his
profession at No. 1loe New York avenue.
Beautiful sets OF teeth on platna, gold and other
| materials on the most reasonable terms. no6-tf
In w. SCOTT, DENTIST,
We No. 95s Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets lover Teels.J Nitrous oxide gas
| AspecialtY. Terms moderate. loc10-lg
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-18
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
FEBRUARYL lEI

WINTER SCHEDULE.
-. :
SOFA. M hsitinore ana al Y way stations.
M pIsh Ssf; md s d Wy
''''a' NJ Wan gtstion nnAp'ns' riean0n' anu -
tfmore, Laurel and Relay.
si'a n P ns SsSIsss SIRSnpas sndSsI
FrrderIcf an 4 All sis lions on ne wash-
supper &C Grafton. -...,--r..-
s"'. M sftil ons. annapolis and an "a's'1-
100 1900 a: m. Baltimore apa Relay oaly. W..
Stations.
lsoop. m. New Yofk, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Bar
$500. m, Bsitimore. laurel Relay, Fredsrick.-
Haeersfown. Wiucnestsr and ali In
tteTmsdiats Way Stations west Of s
.''s p y slOns. - - -.
si6o p. m. Point OF ROCKS, FreoerieA ana wy
Asp. m. B:itlnore, Annapolis ana anwAyssA-
sop m. PHR, sIs1 and Baltimore, supper
Louis qSaPOIPs z'snsSss Ky, w1ss sssRs
fast at Grafton;
n n" 1aiLi , ore sI .r ar S s-
us : M %oss ma ne ssI, X w.y Stations.
s,,s and sa, SUNDAY TRAINS;
% 4.S s; 74 VI v.g ny mo Sot.i Reis1 Heuse
station: .v.,,,..
and Ohio Ticket oahces, Wsshtnston Ststion, and
Is FrnnSyavanla avenue whers or1srs VII y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-18
PRINTING.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN

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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-18
= CABINET MAKERS.

4 EvI CURRY, -et
ABIEET MAKER,
40 n street between Fourth and Flfth streets,
(Shop In the rear.l
Hard Wood and Heneered Doors specially.
work promptly executed, and satisfaction guar
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-18
JOB PRINTING.

THE sATIosAL REPUBLICAN JOB OFFICE
/. unsquaisd, IN III extent aud complete equip
msns. by any printing estsSiishmsnt south Of New
York. We have now facilities for doing all work
in'A'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-18

80 AWNINGS.
A whIS SSssss A IoR s EsSs AWNING
: MASUFAcTGIEd ; Jl.l exM; q; COPELAND,
Awnings for Stores, Public buildings, Hotels,
Private Residsnces. Iron Frames for Stores At fac
Tfaks and esmp-nsstins Tent, for sale or rent.
Goods. mis-
STOVES AND TINWARE.
90 n. n. aaaRovHR. 90
OlO SEVENTH STREET, OlO
g., Five doors ron nnsylvAnia avenue North.
'AofEs' AANeAfURNACEs, rIRT-BRICKs
REPAIRs FoR ALL Kinds OF sT0YEs
FULL AssoRTAENT0nHrHou
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-18
|WAsHINaToN AND OHIO RAILROAD.
FSS ESp fSMptkTT PEgslENHNNI NTA hsf

/ a EoRaEroWN TAx.PAYERs-PRoPER.
U ri OWNERS residing IN Georgetown and the
west Ind, who desire 10 ssttle ther Improvement
and Sewerage Tax Bllls, and gain The afVantage Of
With Mr.. r. I. cRQPLE our euthorlIed agent:
once with y. W..Jones. ESQ. No. no. corner Of
biCKsoN b GrfkRsoE.
g1aees s fifteenth 81 and s 70 49, st.
Prompt attsnrioa gfsen 90 Ubgziaiaf drav ~
The New York herald., 1874-09-17
THE SHARKEY WRIT OF ERROR.

Notwithstanding the decision of the General
Term OF the Supreme Court in the case OF william
j. Sharkey, convicted OF the murder OF Dunn, and
who escaped from the Tombs after sentence, that
his appeal could not be heard until he returned
and submitted to the jurisdiction of the Court his
counsel, Mr. Beach, applied TO the Judge OF the
Supreme Court some time since and obtained BY
default in the absence OF the District Attorney
mandamus directing the Clerk OF the General Ses-
sions Court TO make q return OF the proceed.
ines In the case to writ OF error. The
matter came up again yesterday, before Judge
Westbr0ok, In Supreme Court Chambers,
on motion on behalf OF the District
Attorney to open the default. Mr. Beach con-
sented to the default being opened, but argued
That III the meantime the Clerk was bound to
could 90 10 General Term. The General Term
might refuse to hear his argument the
writ OF error while the defendant was at large,
yet the CLERK was simply ministerial of1cer, and
mad no option but to make the return. IL was not
Tor mere ministerial officer to determine for
himself whether he should or should not obey an
order Of the Court. After the return had been
General Term, TO again decide, II they
saw ut, tnat they would not hear the
appeal until Sharkey had returned and submitted
TO the jurisdiction Of the Court In opposition 1t
was argued that the General Term by their former
decision had, In erect, declared that the Clerk
need not make the return. Judge WestbrooS
observed that, looking at the matter prlma facic
and without lurther consideration, ne was in
clined to the opinion that the Clerk had discre
t1on but to obey the order given by court OF COM
petent jurisdiction. However, he would look into
the matter further, and reserve decision.
The New York herald., 1874-09-17
THE RTS.

Messrs. Hopson, Hurtado & Co., agents OF the
Peruvian government, sued In q civil suit Joseph
SOnneDOrn for s., 900, with interest and COSTS the
complaint alleging that defendant purchased from
them bill OF exchange for $1,000, representing
that the draft ne gave them in lieu Of 1t was drawn
against shipments. the bill OF ladng for which was
sent to the London and Hanseatic Bank. The
draft was protested ana 1t turned out as the COM
plant states that no such bill OF lading had been
sent to the bank Yesterday morning, on applica-
tion OF Mr.. AlRernon s. Sullivan. Judge Westbrook
granted On order Of arrest against Sonneborn
fixing bail at Sis, 000
Some months ago George Ellis, ex- President OF
the late National Bank of the Com monweaItn, was
arrested, and, after an examination, was indicted
by the Grand Jury OF the United States District
Court on charge OF misapplying the funds Of the
bank and making false entries in the books. He
was to have been tried at the October term OF the
Court but yesterday the United States Marshal
received from the President pardon for hin.
Mr.. Ellis mind has been seriously affected, and
this, IL is said, is the reason for the Executive
clemency.
The examin alton in the case OF Garret B. Tuni-
son, Superintendent of Station L. charged with
burning 100 copies OF the Harlem Local. posted
there, was yesterday concluded before United
States Commissioner Belts, who reserved his de-
cisiOn.
The New York herald., 1874-09-17

sold in ioobng at 81 CAY Later we heard Of sale:
:sgsinsS yara SSY y saS X iSs5 30 q 10
the sss rsaei n &C.
sepember that prce crude , IN b1s was
fSSSs With Ana .s S sS Sfae5 Ct SsS
Western quoted AZ &C. eases quoted at lie The pha,
Al lis4c ise SPOT and @ month. iseS Yesterday 1000
ss bs a for prs !. s,s @
q 900 bb,s Of refined deliyerable on The 18th inst s
1's na GsssSSg Srs$p, aaa @
Of sSss g " sn at s va
9iIows;-on CITY, 81 telrcIeum Centre sss 81 Rouse.
s wes fafse tnea o. e 81 @s ssss di'ul'
sS sSa pisa ana
% kegs lne inquiry tor mess pork only moderate.
sS ss + = GSs
S1sc per ID Dressed hogs quoted steady within
ns sf s 81
s%fs The as e.; sS 2 ;s
s sa ne So SG o sT %
sq s1as ST ns
but hrm we haye only 10 note sales Of 400 loose
%ss$s aa@' at get'sdd ssd
i Of &
degS 59e SnH' srSss for ssn
cy S w ss Of 81
At l41ac. per 10.
SUCAR.-For raw sugar the demand to-day has been
Mght owing in measure 70 the frmness of holders.
We Guote-fair to good refining Muscovado at Bloc
s96c per h. The sales include l50 hhds Of grocery at
500 hhds including Muscovado and centriugai, rom
SIC. 97sc per 10. Refined was in demand sad also
lie for granulated and lc. for crushed and powdered
Sc d. iss 70 good isir sac ssc;i ss: sooa 70
prime S ehSise 3; se centrifugal hhds SSds and
boxes, 7ac SIC; meladc, &C. 6Nc.; clayed, boxes
Dutch l, St standard Nos & to rs SO. a. 70 to ~
Io1sc do ~ to 20 lOslc llc; white, loc lie. Porto
Rco-Refnng, common to prime TIC. 84c.; grocery,
fair to shoce SEE asc. BrazilEDutch S,sndsrd Nos
sc 91sc Manila-superior and extra superior. 7>zc-
a Skc
Riox.-Trade to-day very light and the market
weak but prices were not Quoably lower Small sales
made OF Carolina at 7c TIC tor fair. 7c 7ssc
for good and 794c T1c for prime Patna at &c Tic.
Rangoon at &c. sac.
srEAaINE remained dull; prime city quoted attic
TALIow.-The market was quiet and steady. The sales
foot mp about 10000 lbs at from SIC Ssc per ib. the
higher price for prime city.
WHrsKEY.--Reccipts, $50 bbs The market was quiet
at further decline OF lc gallon sales 200 bbl
81 QA
The New York herald., 1874-09-17
A Buoyant Feeling on the
Stock Exchange.
STOCKS ACTIVE AND HIGHER.
Foreign Exchange Firmer and Money Shade
More Active in Commercial Circles.
GOLD, 40 A no 1-S.
WALL STREET

|
WEDNESDAY, Sept Id ?. NJ
The lesson OF the panic was never better exem-
puded than in wall street to-day. This exemphd-
ration was found in sober second thought. With a
revolution In New Orleans and a threatening
declaration from the President that he would
rout that party out II he mad TO take the field IN
person, a la Caesar and an almost equally reyou-
uonary decision in Wisconsin by the supreme
Court OF that State that railroads had no rights
winch legislatures are bound 10 respect, one
would naturally look for panic on the stock Ex
change. But the street to-day did not seem 10 be
much Influenced by the letter any more than by
the spectre OF civil war conjured up by MI Penn
IN New Orleans.
were weak In the early dealings, and prices went
OF y 10 Ia per cent on those dealt in as compared
With last nights closing prices the weakness be-
ing principally In the socalled granger stocks.
Before noon the market rallied and the ground pre-
viously lost recovered. Union Pacific, which
seems TO be leading feature OF the present specu
lauon was particularly strong, and advanced
rom 337l to 34n. Northwest common recovered
nom S5h TO S6K, st. Paul common from 32h TO
ssa Wabash nom 32h TO 1914, Rock Island from
I0oA to loOz, Lake Shore from 1914 to 75I and
Western Union from 79A to 7e% Erie was
eeptionany weak, and declined from 347s TO 81
npon lower London prices consequent it is
80 be presumed upon their alarm over
there in regard to the New Orleans interlude. In
the earlier afternoon dealings Northwest common
further advanced TO 3of and st. Paul common TO
S3x. In the last hour OF business the market was
Etil firm, and at the close the best prices OF the
day were recorded The leading. and strongest
stocks were the famous "grangers," Northwest
and ST. Paul, Union Pacific, Lake Shore, Western
Union ana Rock Island. The advance for the day
ranged from y to per cent; the extreme having
been made in St. Paul preferred, which rose from
blA to 5S4. ST. Paul common advanced \ per
cent, and Northwest common Ia per cent to 33s
and 36& respectively. Union Pacific advanced
from 337. to 34% and closed at 34k. wabash rose
nom 1928 to S3A, closing at 327s. Lake Shore ad-
vanced from 1874 TO 75T and Rock Island from
loOA to 1ol. The total sales aggregated approx
mately Ia, 900 shares OF which Lake Shore, Union
Pacific, Western Union, Northwest, wabash and
st. Paul were the STOCKS principally dealt In. The
sUbloned table gives the sales in each STOCK as
Also
The New York herald., 1874-09-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Sept l6, 1874
Cotton steady moderate demand ,, ,middng: ls,sc;
1896 bales; gross 3a5. Sales $50. Stock, g65l
co., - ,,.,,nu New SsN onaEASs, Na Sept Is 5S ls7a
gross, 6l6. sales, 6O0. Stock, 1914
MosrE, Sept I6 1874
Cotton quieti middng, l5c Net receipts. l75 bales
Exports coastwise, l64. Sales leo. stock, 5,65s
SAVANNAH, Sept 16, 1874.
Cotton quiet; ,s1 sm1ddi2g l5e low u, eniddling l4se
l6a5 Exports coastwise 94i. Sales, 4A Stock, 76s5
CHARLESTON. Sept. 16 1874.
Expors coastwse i Sales los s;oes 4ss 0a'eA
BUFFALO Sept I6 1874.
Flour soo bbis wheat s6s 2ie bushels corn 1888 do
eefn do Raj
1885 bushels; corn 1850 do oats, 1890 do; rye
&C. Flour quiet; sales 90 bbls on the foowins range -
Wes5ern s ssTips e g. 81 h So - bakers 81 co. smber
Of White Mchisan at 81 o soe do Of red winter at
81 u. Corn less active; sales toooo bushels at SIC
nemiusl at 90c. Bsrley firm; from Canada 81 60 =
81 80; Western. 81 " a 81 Is Balance unchanged
CIIcAco Sept I6, 1874.
ira spring wheat t quiet and weak for No.
stoss, ;"ans ' '?| s @ SSRf%ssf1 ssf
in isir demand and frm at 4sc for No 2 cash; Sc.
5aher Tor No. BarleH active M nhn and higher aa at
S o. for No sspPng 1r Pot 81 AZ y a m se
good demand held above buyers views whiskey hrm
ya,s oes%osr @ Sats Steady be%s! be aSsr
ao Sapey bb onr 1905 Ss Susse
wheat 5000 do. corn, 1000 do oats, 5000 do barley