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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-31

"DoN'T be angry with me dar-
ling" is an appropriate song Tor a
man to sing after he has blackened
both his wife's eyes. 1t goes to show
that he is a man of fine feeling.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-31

II IsT OF REGISTERED VOTERS IN
IL Silver City Precinct, Lyon County,
Nevada for the General Election, to be held
on TUESDAY, the Third day of November,
1874:
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N O T I c E

HNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Is GIVEN,
u all persons are hereby notified that
b. Fl. Carrick and l.. +. Sawyer are the only
authorized persons to sign the firm name of
b. H. CARRICK 4 CO.. for the collection Of
debts due that firm.
45-ocI5-tf b. II. CARRICK & co.
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hereby certify that the above is a true and
correct list of the registered voters of Silver
City Precinct, Lyon County, Nevada. for the
General Election to be holden on TUESDAY,
the Sd day of November, 1874.
Notice.-Objections to the right to vote on
the part of any person registered as aforesaid,
will be received until 6 o'clock P. NJ. on the
fourth day previous to the day of election.
All persons whose names may be erroneous
" entered in the above list are requested to
appear at my Office and have such error cor
| rected
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/ n IST OF REGISTERED VOTERS IN
IA Eureka Mill Precinct, Lyon County,
| NJ. In
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-31

Kennedy Con
Rnappel Chas A
Kesler Henry @
henney Daniel
kallmes Joseph
Kelly VIM
Kirby Jos VI
Lansac Constance
Lecouey John
Landry Victor
Lyons ThOs Il
Lewis Sven
Leconey James C
Layman Joseph
Landry Nielsen
Leckler Alfred 7
Lee Thomas
LeaYltt Bradbury Gr
Leddicott Thomas
Lopez Raphael
Lougtot Nelson
Leslie Geo A
Lux Henry
Leyden J J
Mathews James II
Mathews James
Mandaville Saml
Munckton Joseph
Martin james L
McDuffie c d
Murphy Peter
Murphy Thomas
McGiunis James NJ
Miller John w
Middleton Joseph
Myer Chas W
Moore Patrick
Mclaughlin Vim
Martin Colman
McAfee James
McConnor Thomas
Martin Thomas J
McMahon Pat W
Murphy Thomas r
Murphy Thomas W
Mcfarland Jas W
Mayo Edward E
Merlin Daniel
Mack Thomas P
Maloney VIM
McMann Thomas
McTigue John
McCOnnen Thos
Mcdonald stephen B
Mitchell John
Myers Mart H
Murphy Timothy
Mullard Richard T
Mullin Patrick
Marcille NarCisse
Mite nell John
Noble John
Nelson Nelse
Moves l. d
Nixon Patrick
OToole Patrick
CAST Fred
O'COnnOr Dandle NJ
Putnam 4 A
Powell Aaron
Powers John
Pippiu Timothy
Pauison John
Perkins Theo Il
Phundstine Joseph
Prout John
Prout John
Proera Jaquine
Powers TheO +
Perley John
Parks Peter
Prizes Vim
Powers VIM
Parks Lowell
Presho Mathew
Piper Vim A
Plotting + W
Powers Henry
Powers James
Queen VIM G
Quintrell VIM
Quinn Patrick
Roseuthal Seignnard
Redding Chas +
Rowe Thomas
Ripley Saml
Russell l.
Ray Lyman
II Riley
L ; Ross
kogan VIM
Rings Peter
Rattray Alex
Richards Joseph
Rilaut Julius
ROuX Peter
ROrke Charles
Rose Antonio
Robedee Chas c
Snyder Geo 2
SchraInm Geo NJ
Sirlott VIM W
Shipley William Y
Smith Michael
Stock WinEel
Sabin Chester
StabeCk X c
Stewart Philander
Stewart Vim
Smith VIM T.
Sloan James
Sullivan Patrick
Sullivan John
Savage Henry A
smith Roht J
Service Thomas
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REGISTERED VOTERS.


Ali John q
Atkinson A A
ASnew Frank
Annis W j
Anderson John
Armstrong W Ill
Adams J II
Alvas A J
Brant G T
BUnham } n
Buncher Walter
Bender John
Byron w w
Bellinger Philo
Burk j 5
Bronson Reuben j
!. Bonham II W
Barnes Parker
Burnap Cal
Brown G A
Brown w p
Battersby W NJ
Balm Fred
Bates } w
Barton George
Beal } +
Beal William
BelllnSer W esley
Brooks . A
Barrett George A
Brady IhoInas
burgess MllIlalh
Baler Louis
Bates 6eorBe
Booth koner err,
/ Frederick Nllllalil
benson Johh
Coddlhetou " VI
CaihIbeH > "a
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REGISTERED VOTERS.

II IST OF REG
- Silver City
Nevada, for the Gen
on TUESDAY, the
1874:
| Askew James
| Allen James X
! Armstrong William /
I Ames William l.
| Arnold Henry W
| Allen John W
| Angel Joseph T
| Ames David J
Andrew stephen
Angel Fenner \
Apologize William b
Atkinson George
Atkinson william II
Augustine Manuel B
Award John
Becker Claus
Brown Henry
Brady Geo W
Bernbrock Theodore
Bidwell VIM J
Boisot Chas V
Benney James
Bauman Heinrich
Bueree Frank
Buzan Robt C
Blackmeir Clark I
Blackley james
Blail Frank
Bordeaux A H
Brown J A
Drummer Fredk
Bouham Benz II
Bently Geo
BrisbOis Jos NJ
Beach John T.
BOase JnO
Bennett Gilbert
Burnell Edward $
Briggs John
Barnard J. W
Buckley ChaS X
Baily VIM
Brown VIM
Clancy Patrick
Cook Geo W
Common Thos
Caubel John
Cromwell Jas G.
Cook RObt A
Curtis Hiram L
Council Philip
Chaplin Chas \
Carhall Mike
Cropley John
Crandall Benz NJ
Cromer Asa NJ
Cloutier Prosper
Carroll Natl ew
Cahill Patrick
Chaffin II II
Carroll John
Cole Calvin
Cunningham John
Cohalean Michael
Currier Frank l.
Carroll Henry
Daniels Robt w
DenehOe John
Dixon Alex
Dunbar James
Danney WIN W
Durham VIM c
Deluea Alex
Deonault Saml
DeOnault James b
Durrenburger Peter
Deunault Felix
Dewey VIM C
Dean Edwd II
Dillian Benz L
Di1liau John &
Dyer John
Durbey Charles
Damon Joseph n
Dunlap John
Durgln Frank W
Dunn Frank
Danforth Andrew J
Davenport Thee S
Dillon Jas W
Etheis Joseph
Ebi Elias ID
Egan Patrick
EYersOn Amos
Frett Matthias
Fitzpatrick Cnrtis S
Fuller Chas II
Fillegan Thomas
Fink Francis
Foot George
Ferguson Thomas
Ford Henry L
Fecker Joseph
FallOn Michael
Feeny Melisha
Frame William
FOntecilla Lucas
Francis Andrew
Francis Manuel
Gould Josiah p
Grier JnO W
Graham John
Gilpin Chas l.
Candy Alfred
Colt Jno p
Grier Henry T
Geier Philip
Gilman William
Gormley Joseph
Gowen Edwd w
Gorham Chas L
Gilbert John b
Gruut Saml "
Grimes John l.
Guier Watson )
Grant Saml W
Gilmore James
Gross Paul
Goldstone Louis
Glenn II Il
Geary Mike
Garner Geo
Hill Henry
Harris Robley d
Harkin Danl L
Hesser Geo W
Higgins Thomas
Hendershott Addison
Howell Joseph T
Harvey Charles
Huntoon julius
Hickey Edward
Howatt Edw b
Howard Charles
Haffey John
Hendershott Vim J
Helert Joseph
Hooking Edward
Haup Casper
Hunt Roswell G
Hadstell VIM F
Handley James 5
Harmon Chas ii
Hartle John
Hines VIM
Henry w G
Hill VIM II
Hannigan Patrick
Hearne Moses A
Holmes Able
Hall Joseph d
Hasking oliver
Henry Patrick
Hillyer Geo S
Hancock VIM
Hillyer James
Huntley Girls
Hunter Vim
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Virginia, October 23d, 1874. a-tf
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j, A. BONHAM,
REGISTERED VOTERS.

CLERK Of the Board Of County Commissioners
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v. e. T. r. r.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
FOR RENO.

Local Passenger Trains
LEA We
VIRGINIA CITY
FOR
CA SO N G I 7 Y
At 7.45 and 11.45 A, NJ, and 3.4o +. NJ
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REGISTERED VOTERS

NJ. G. HICKEY, Registry Agent.
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hereby certify that this is true and cor
rect list of the registered voters Of Dayton
Precinct Lyon county, Nevada, for the Gen
eral Election to be held ON the Sd day of NO
vember, A. d, 1874
Notice. will receive objections to the
right to vote on the part Of every person reg
istered as aforesaid until 6 o'clock p NJ on
the fourth day previous to the day CT election
Any person whose name is enormously en-
tered in said list, may appear at my oihce ana
have the same corrected previous To the hrst
day of November, 1874.
NJ. c. HICKEY. Resistry Agent.
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P. GOULD, Registry Agent.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
A Quiet Day in the Stock
Market.
MONEY ABUNDANT, BUT STRONGER.
Railroad and Government Bonds
in Good Demand.
THE COURSE OF VALUES.
WALL STREET.

THURSDAY, Oct. 22-6 p. NJ.
The financial situation Is so little changed to-day
that much comment need not be added to that
which has already been made. The feature of the
market was the continued fight between the bulls
ana bears over Lake Shore, with result at the
close in favor OF the long waisted BEARS the price
having declined 10 the lowest figure OF the day.
No new short interest OF important dimensions
was created in this stock; but on the contrary.
large number or shares were unloaded upon par
ties seeking to cover. II remains TO be seen
whe her there enough legitimate buyers left
20 sustain the best prices made to-day, or whether
there was any other object IN the advance than to
market the stock at the highest figure that could
be speculativey established. No prediction can
be safely made, for there NAV be an ad-
vance or recession tomorrow, because whenever
party Is sufficiently strong TO match orders anv
momentary change may occur TO unsettle calcula-
tions. The strength oil Lake shore to-day how
ever. was not communicated to other stocks.
They remained barely steady, as will be seen by
reference TO the gains and losses OF the day. 1t
VIII be observed that the greatest decline OF the
day was In Lake Shore and Union Pacific, the first
from 8o1 TO sos and the latter from 34X to 34A.
GAINS AND LOSSES.
The following faures will show the changes that
have occurred since the close last night
Gdtns-Erie, 4 per cent; Ohio and Mississippi,
4; Union Pacific, u.
Losses-Hannibal and St. Joseph, y Lake Shore,
"; Northwest, u; Pacific NAL, y; Wabash Il.
THE TRANSACTIONS
amounted to l30, 900 shares, which shows CON-
parative decline IN business The details, so far
as regards leading stocks, are as tohows:-New
York Central ana Hudson River, 2.5l0 shares !;
Erie, l2,70o Lake shore, 8a4s0; Northwestern.
1885, Rock Island, 1900; Pacific Mail, 400; ST.
Paul, 1.4O0; Ohios 1920; Western Union, 9.425;
Wabash, l2,4oo; Union Pacific, 26,4oo; G., G. b
G., 1900; Panama, 100.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening. highest
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GAIvHsrcN, Ocx a 1874
reesips s baiss a sloss a saiss. LssS ssoss.
co.sen-oasr,ns: large demand !:.. %!SSiies Ike,
wise. wis isssG s ssis svsnins @ S ssocI sHs
MosILr, Oct 2, 1874
EsSes oSssss ssss Pan & s.s les & ssos '-'
sAvAxnAa. Oct a !eN
1ss 1sss.ss 4ss.ls asS sss. sSs
esss 0 SIsss Eraisis ass; eosstxiss issa
olaas sDis's e 9Sss y it
dip and 81 90 for virgin Tar quiet and steady At u
SIsnissn sss q u Corr ani ;sis; isSo sssSs:
s;ss H::S y .sss dry y =
s sHs' aGpss cor Corn az for Doitsa
S e; m sr , mddps s ssd 81 p1 s
Canal Geshts IoysIi wheat e.: corn ana re. gel
ssIss % ss 4 Ne" 3 g % e .
sS.Ss a. % d 5ys
SO,OU feet lumber. -. !. -.
yoa1 iaS sSa e'sS s 7
ss .e $ 9 g .s ss :sss
& ~! as:ssSi Ss;';;s :sgss. ws.s = s'!S,
s's' !; sses:ss ;ysl9s 8
Sic SIC. Oats DUET; No. swesteTn held at Sc Sso
t,sS do .H state ss: :. 0s s1ips:
Other articles unchanged. 4#IN
ToLzDo Oct A. 1874
Flour steady wheat dull and shade lower No. whts
ss ssi SSssSss SRsi
No, No red q 10; o, Nc 2 do q o. coTn or agiss;
low mi1eS new s e no sr.ds. new. q &C. Oats,
seed, IS IS; mammoth, S. "a Receips-N.0O0 bushels
wheat 5000 do corn, 1000 do. oats shipments
81 7OO bushels wheat 500 do corn, 5000 do. oas. III
Flour quiet and unchanged wheat dull unsettled ana
lower; No spring. 90c. No do, 86kc, spot; s5,xc.
November; sc. ali the year; No. do &c rejected,
7s<c 7oc, Corn quiet, weak and lower; No mixed.
72xc- 72Xc, spot 72xo bid October; 6oc November;
and unsettled No 2lsc 40c. spot; l85{c. bid Octo-
ber 4Sc. bid November. Rye steady at BIC. 62}6c.
Barley active and higher; No spring 81 Ii 81 IL,
spot: 81 H October; 81 u November. Pork quiet and
weak, ct SO SO 70 spots SIG 60 All the Lard dull
and 81 shade lower q lss sDos whsksy s7c S.sighs
e wheat to KINGSTON 7c On the call Of the Board in
s7kc. December; corn, TOO October 69c. 6ohc. No,
vember. Receipb-7,O00 Dbls. -four, l1000 bushels
wheat 81 0Uo do. corn, $1,000 do: oats, A0O do rye,
1000 do barley. Shipments-6,0W bbls -four 1000
bushels wheat ZOO do corn. A40O0 do oats Loo do.
rye, 1000 do. barley.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull and Lower-FlOur Steady
Wheat Firmer-C0rn Lower-Oats t.
Lower-Pork and Lard Dull-Groce cries
Firm - Coffee Active and Ffrmer -
Frcights Steady - Petroleum Dull
and Easfcr-Naval stores Nominany
Easier-Whiskey Steady.
THURSDAY, Oct 22-6P N.
The markets we're st characterized by consld-
cradle rreguiarity. and some commodities were
entirely nominal In the absence or transactions.
On 'Change nour was quiet. Wheat was steadier,
with a better inquiry for milling and export-the
market closing with better feeling. Corn was
easier, with more doing. Oats we're dull
and lower. Whiskey was steady. Pork
and lard were still dull and nominal
Groceries we're nrm but rather quiet excepting
conee. which was active at q further advance.
Cotton was duh and declined fully hc. per 10. for
lots the spot Frciehts active not
essentially changed The market tor petroleum ruled
duh and Naval stores were dun and spirits
offered at lower prices
CorroS.-The market for cotton on the spot dull
irregular and at least Nc. ib lower all grades
showing more marked reduction Futures" declined
l32c AT this concession there was fair business the
market closing weak. We quote
Quotations based on American standard Of casshca-
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
RAILRcAD BOND.

These were In good demand, especially during
the last hours OF the Board, ana some what large
amounts were transferred. New York Central
sixes Of 1857 sold at 0s do. do. first, registered
st ll0H. and do. coupon, at 109x; one lot OF
$4,000 last named changed hands Lake shore
nrst, registered, sold at s9A for $4,000 and Lake
snore consolidated, second, coupon, % for
$4,000; Union Pacifcs nrsts changed hands to
The extent Of $31. 600 at ssh q ssx. Erie fourth
sold at s6>s, and Michigan Central sevens at lo2k
Central Pacific bonds closed at OK 92h, and
Union Paciics sSH ssS for frsts; s5x q Soh Tor
land grants and "a 7&h for sinking funos.
MEMORANDA.
The death OF Mr.. Thomas Denny was announced
In the Stock Exchange with appropriate eulogies.
1t 10 something when one drops out OF sight in
such busy whirl as that OF Wall street to be re-
membered. 1t is more to know that he carries
into the great eternity, from those with whom he
has participated in the struggles OF business an
Endorsement that may be received by the Great
Banker above without protest
At a meeting OF tine first mortgage bondhoders
this afternoon C. G. Hussey, OF Pittsburgh. Reming
ton vernam and W. o. McDowalL OF New York.
were appointed q permanent committee, with
Charles L. Frost, the trustee, as an advising
member to taKo charge OF the interests OF the
bondnoIders. The road is to pe run by the present
managers, under the supervision Of the committee,
for two years aud one-han at which time the CON-
pany must resume payment of It's interest or sur
render possession to the bondholders.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
TROUBLE AT THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

There were various rumors yesterday OF failures
at the Produce Exchange. Among the rest the
names OF w. Ii. Irving Co. we're mentioned. A
reporter OF the HERALD endeavored to get some
information IN regard to this particular house but
Jailed TO receive Intelligence which warrants pub
lcatlon. 1t is said that the losses grain specu
Ia atoms lately have been very considerable but iC
IS to be hoped, II the rumors OF the failure above
mentioned prove true, that the iOrbearance OF
creditors will render the embarra rassments OF the
house named only temporary.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
"IHE VITRIOL THROWING CAsE.n

nsH NEW YORK. Oct. %. 1874
To THE EDITOR OF THE HRRALD:-
The vitriol case was not on the calendar yester-
day. never suspected James Kelly OF being i'm
plicated in throwing the vitriol never asked
that John Halloran be indicted. To my surprise
bills were found against them for this offence
when they were accused OF attempting to murder
me with slung shot, William IL Bull being struck
IN my stead. told Assistant District Attorney
the next day that the indictment for the virriol
throwing was blunder. WALTER GIBSON.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23

Wheat was in better request and armer ior ali kinds
% The sales S mere about lsoS bushels =. 81 o. ior
xsaIse s. g. !of pasth sl Sior ~: Mime:
nssr 81 i for Cd ID No tSr lsS sasaao il sors,
snd o iowa sprng Ing IN s store v, q ST o0 old NO No;
is but csls The 90 .ass ssgeS.tsa about
ss' ana IsS MSe 1%as:
q O. onS Ea sSgs. Avn and
mixed ana se .ss wSiss Barley Was val suiss and md
sniMhansssd x s m sa,es d go bushels Of st.ss e
inasys and Aed sares
The, The chaIsraS less scvs today. sun
~ ma,eIia bv change ISs
s bushels y &
:. Ga ie0 bales q cotton, az Id So Dhs dour, at 4.
Ssls; q ssS O. SSl, GHSSa soS. = 'i a. a.
The ss1 Italian s0i BARK 0u S.nss
Liverpool with 4zoO quarters of grain, at IS 3D. |;
5000 cases q refined petroleum, lse British bark
o w o eS be hq1r at p M
ta se lsa a % S bark w, rh
er Of grain, German bsrs from at do 70 srsmsn
Or Anrwcrp with $50 bbis. OF refined petroleum. at
Baltimore 10 Bremen s & bs Of fensap :p Deo
Mol has bee essential change in the
market which continued steady. there is stock Of
were confined TO Porto RICO and English Islands prnci.
Seo Is $ 90 o aaRS Rags ias
Islands and ", bbls Of New Orleans We auote-Cubs,
O. &c So SSasse sfassrs s e.
ssx @ pGssS cpsSns s'S 20. & me English cTsD Islands, @ @
NA,AI sToaEs-The market Tor spirits OF tnrpentine
on On anS c6ns Al &c. se q
str aimed rosn was dun and weak bu, nominsly un-
were very nrmiy held We nce sale Of o boIs es
ws:s and SSf' ~m,nsson fnS;sS 3.
Pitch ,u, austed a.s stesdy ss A. 2. e2,s
nSminsy oysr a1Sisd, !, !, Is ss
aecne noeed o a. Soa asa nS
ing buyers Cases were inquired but without result
sspssA. ws: aa and %sS is'sx ae.ssfa
ana nd s oi dr 'y ne mass
month at Later we heard o sales In New York OF
b6s for balance Of month al ac ana s5j case @
fancy brand. =, Ishc Aay,css from The oil produc.
wih anctatons as follows -o, ciiy, 81 ritusyle. 81
e7ne; Parkers, s7sc. and United 500. dsts ship.
ages; meats " lard $50 bbL and tierces fhe
% S5 W. n s
Sis Is and sy bbs buyer, I option oc,obsr At Sls b
brs:.sd sss wsIs s.Sss Ssgsd Gla1s.
which has az u remained aa,ss ana steady. Lois tie
Of ss 8 ness sb 81. Us aos
extra do 40 81 s2l tor prime mess terces s22 szs
city India mess; Beef hams were neglected S S and
s wesrn sma ousssn is sae ,O% So ga
TRADE continued sow eat values were not esse nnaly
sa Dees al io.So ney In noe q soo IDS o. Dlck
l316c. I,UO plcklcd hams l2c per ID. 900 pick led
shoulders at &C. and 7O smoked shou ders at i0kc.
lD5Sc per lb Lsrd-Fhe market for Western steam was
dun and weak We note ses Of % ticrces the spot
L1c anu ~ nerces Tor Soyember delivery At l2<c..
sellers option six months at1kc city lard was qnie
aud steady sales ~ uerces at I3hc, l3sSc- per Id.
kIcx ASIDE from fair lobbing demand, the market
ruled oniet Put steady We note sales In lots, OF ~
and l no bags o. - ksnsoon a. &C. q exc perl
raw sugar today the demand has been Hight with
prices ruling steady, on the basis Of 6kc 5fc for fair
10 good Tehnjna- lhn IanAsakians kplladA hhda al
The New York herald., 1874-10-23

s ne % BALE: ss to :r5s
So !; i rs LiSS = iIsc Ssaa.;S, 80
Ssrsh, 20 q ,a "A ss y. = & ~
osns bid sov:%Sea s.lsa
s' sd s.5sssly Ssss'f5 s e n & ' s:lss Snqs Is s Z %
& ss A.4;!s; .siS; %s
ssI @ sss ct rstiss' q !. L 60
+ = I. !. + ss :, e 4 i Dss;a's.s a +
5ss I ss So at jsn%easss % % :. S sssra @ q.
s5y 20 At B S st s x lsse i g. q ss so , s
i ssle; March 4 .s i sssss go
Grand ioia asds bales TSs sysrsss: 81 Sssts!$sy:
I: 'isS:s IS sss
sfmsss Ia saa%Ss5y 49, Jpss. xs.in
i issle fs.st Ie0 bales sssoea SovsabeS ios
a.!sS Ssss%s,i e = e. 'ssYs5S 8: i
VI & ssss ssii II! & ess s:
receipts a since Ys1s @ rs
s 1s daS s
eeIpts ssos bales haportssTo Great Britain rs
Ssli bales; sen:sas;sd Ss g 6fIs. Rats Fl
0 Sc 10 hanSurs. ' steam BY SAIL sai. ~ s 'ei f.
Bremen DS y steam ss By ss & .s prs TO
y
CorrEx Tho market for Rio has been active today.
nearly all OF the cargo OF the south America having
been disposed Of he iranssc tons which ioot sS
dinary and iair cargoes and A. per 10 on good and
Rss 50 zss and Srs rn
veh reads as sns, received to-
the United states since the 18th inst, $4,000
bags shipments to Atlantic ports, 5000 bags do Via
Cult pors, 2U0 bags; loading United states 4OOJ
bags Stock at dale, Is606 bags Price $500 Ex.
change 26ssd The stock of coffee In hands this
daIe othe than kio embraces = 600 mats Of Java s5l
Of LaguayTa a9e do Ct Jsmacs go do OF St Domingo
Me xican s4 do Of Manila and s do Of Say anila;
nary caryoes i6tc lShc; fair DO, lsc lskc good
range for loss ise aalszc Java DC sSc do grass
Incs @ naaay Is sc s 80 Jamaca is AZ iec
mingo. l6c l65sc.; Porto Rico, 7c isc; Costa Rica
17c 1870. Mexican loc. lec Angostura, l7c l9c
Ssvanilia lbc. a l9c Curacao, l51sc- l7c.
GRAIN.-Receipts-Fl0ur IL ,357 bbls wheat
96246 bushels; corn g. s2 do corn meal I5O bags oats
7.6l bushels barley, 1896 do. rye, $50 do Flour
dull except for shipping extras, which still
port foot up about i6 10Y bbs including all kinds
meal was steadily held, without resulting III movement
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER 2s lg74-rPLE SHEET

good Cuba ct ec. 100 hhAa Of centrifugal at 9c and
ns hhds Of do ct TO- per In sale was rumorcd of
ssansd was o Inchsngsd and only Tods,sss ds%%snd %
fic. the range OF 'harda" We clip from the cir
cular Of Messrs Wait Creighton Morrison, Of this
HAda Borea Bags Nsisdo.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON PRoDucx MARKEr.-LoFDoN. Oct Z2-Evep.
ing-Lnseed oil Dos Cd 26s Cd. per cwt Turpentine
2s ID. 26s. per cwt
The New York herald., 1874-10-23

CD 000 WILL SECURE PARTNERSHIP IN
pO.UUV terest in pleasant legitimate cash busi-
ness that has paid SIS 000 in six months For inter-
view address TRAVELLER, box l04 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1874-10-23
FINANCIA!


A STOCK PRIVILEGES.
l. ". HAMILTON co.
48 Broad street. New York.
Puts Calls and Spreads
negotiated all active stocks from to per cent
distance from lhe market price. signed by nbers Of
the stock Exchange and other responsible parties
Stocks bought and sold against these contracts with but
small risk OF loss
THE WALL STREET REPORTER
aWeekly Financial Journal, I'll
explains how Largo profits made by this method OF
operating with only 500 invested All parties wishing
to learn how stock speculAtio1S managed should
send tor the last NUMBER which win be
Mailed Free any address
l. w. HAMILTON CO., stock Brokera
4S Broad street. New York.
The New York herald., 1874-10-23

The BIDS Tor government gold to-day amounted
TO s1,l65,0oo, and ranged from l0s7s to 1920.
The award lor s50o, goo was made between l1o.0sh