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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-11-15
TME MINES.


most prominent of our mines. The
Stock Market has proved very tickle
the past week. How long it will
continue thusly we can't conjecture.
At best stock gambling is risky:
DAYTON TELESCOPES on the second
level are yielding as well as at any
time since they were opened. The
south drift toward the kossuth line
is making fair progress. 1t is going
forward to the west of what is known
as the red ledge. On the same level
the east and west crosscuts from the
main north drift are both in vein
matter, but show no change worthy
of note. At the turn table slope, on
the third level, they have breasted
out to the width of eleven feet, al
most the whole of which is in good
milling ore. The south drift on the
same level is being advanced with
the full width of its face in good
milling ore. The daily yield of the
mine is so tons of ore, which is being
reduced at the Woodwork mill, Car
son river.
NIAGARA.-This mine lies south
Of the Silver Hill and was worked
in lS60-61, when ore was extracted
that paid over $50 per ton. At that
time the tunnel was run into the
ground distance of 800 feet, and a
shaft sunk to the depth of l40 feet.
They have now started new work
ing shaft which is down so feet.
They are at work on this shaft day
and night, and as soon as is required
machinery will be erected on it. J.
A. Pritchard of San Francisco, is the
President of the company. The To-
cation is a good one. $780, --.. r.
he past week has been extremely
hard, therefore very slow progress
has been made in the lower level E;
but indications are that the hard
streak has been penetrated, for the
face OF the drift shows most favora-
bic indications of an easier run
ahead. If the workmen had not en-
countered this very hard stratum,
they would have reached the vein by
this time.
CosMoPoLITAN.-Tu in 26l
feet; cuts ledge at 100 feet; ledge y
feet wide; prospects well the
entire width. North drift in 80 feet,
cutting ledge on west side. The en-
tire length of drift in. good paying
ore. This is one of the prom
ising mines of the district. Enough
ore is already in sight to warrant the
construction of a 10-stamp mill and
extensive hosting works.
DANEY.-The face of the main
west drift on the 4O0-foot level is
still in white quartz mixed with
pOrphyry. There is every indication
that the ledge has taken a much
more perpendicular course than on
the level above, and that the drift
will not have much further to run
to cut the main ore vein.
KossUTH. Progress is being made
IN sinking the main shaft. The water
is handled without difficulty. Moth.
ing new in the prospecting sections
of the 200-foot level. They have
commenced sinking winze in the
ore vein on the 200-foot level, south
Of the main shaft.
SUrRo.-The tunnel is making the
usual good progress, and still con-
tinues in species of vein matter
containing occasional clay slips. Nc
water is now coming in.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-11-15

ROMEO AND JULIET.-Mrs. Agnes
Booth and Mr.. Joseph Wheelock
will appear tomorrow night, at
Piper's Opera House., in Shake
speare's great drama of "Romeo
and Juliet" Mrs. Booth is only
equaled by one or two ladies' on the
American stage in the character OF
Juliet"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-11-15

GOING BELow.-We learn that ).
A. Bonham, Esq, County Clerk
VIII leave to-day for short visit to
California. Bon Voyoge " you,
friend Bonham.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-11-15
w. R. RISON,
st DEALER IN t.'lat
CHOICE TEAS, GROCERIES

And Provisions. which he offers as cheap for
Cash as any House in the State. large
assortment of Native and Foreign frults IN
Reservations kept constantly on hand. i,t
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-11-15

TIVE WHITE HousE. extensive cloth.
ing house, one of the most fashionable IN the
State, appears in new advertisement this
morning Cohn Issscs are building up an
immense trade by their liberal and square
dealing. They are to be found at No. l6 south
C Street, Virgins City.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-11-15

YELLOW JACKET BALL.-On Tuesday even
ing next the grand ball of the season will take
place at Miners Union Hall, Gold Hill. NO
questionable characters will be allowed ad-
mittance to the hall on that night, and our
citizens need have no fears but that everything
will be conducted in style that cannot fail
to prove satisfactory to all concerned.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-11-15

ELoPEMENr.-On Thursday night, or rather
during the wee small hours of Friday
morning,
Two souls with but single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one,
According to previous arrangement, behind
one of our fancy buggy teams, left the sleep
ing denizens of Silver City for the more stir
ring scenes of Virginia City, particularly in
search of clergyman to tie the sacred knot
that should make them bone of one bone,
and flesh of one flesh" AS Rev. l. n. Hurd
had been ont on the same kind of business,
and but Just returned his services were Sc
cured aud before the dawn of day their OBJ
ject was consummated. Whether relentless
- PARENT stands in the way of a reconcllia-
ton we cannot say; but this We know-Tommy
WAS on the streets yesterday, looking as happy
as ever, May they glide through life's Jour
ney without meeting with distractions they
cannot surInount as easily as did they the OBJ
jections of the old man.
RELIGIOUS There will be divine service at
ST. Johns Church, Gold Hill, to-day, at
IL A. NJ and p. NJ, Rev. S. Eastman off,
ciatinS.
Divine services will be held at the NJ. E.
Church. Gold Hill, to-day, Rev. Mr. Uren,
Pastor officiating, at l019 A. NJ. and 7 \ P. NJ.
At St. Paul's Church, Virginia City, there
will be divine service at IL A. NJ. and P NJ,
Rev r. W. Jenvey officiating. --.--. .
Reverend Mr. McGrath will le' ture in the
National Guard Hall. Virginia City, Sunday
evening at O'Clock.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-11-15

VIRGINIA SEWING MACHINE
AGENCY.-Ten dollars per month
secures Wilcox & Gibbs, Howe,
New Wheeler IL Wilson, Domestic
Home and Home Shuttle. Call on
Mrs. NJ. A. BEARDsLEE, No. So
South c street, next door to A. M.
Coles drug store. Eo go y
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-11-15

And everything else In proportion.
60 and get some of Rison's Coffee-Try IT.
Odd Fellows Building, Main street, Geld Hill,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-11-15

THE DAYTON. representative of the
TIMES visited the Dayton mine day or two
since, and was lowered into the lower work
ings. His description Of the trip is volumin-
Gus, too much SO for our space to-day. suifice
to say, be was well treated at the hands q All
the different employees. saw all the sights'
and returned to town convinced that Dayton
stock will certainly rise at no distant day
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-11-15

NO SERvIcEs.-Owing to other
.alsagements, there will not be ser
wees at the School House to-day.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-11-15

For Boots and Shoes, the Metropolitan Boot
and Shoe store, No. 10s South Street, Vir-
ginia, offers superior Inducements to any
house in that CITY.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-11-15

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY There
IS a great scarcity of dwelling houses
n town; in fact, it is an utter inn
feasibility to rent dwelling house.
Lumber is cheap; yet we have no
OAe ready to put up buildings Tor
tent. The new conner cannot afford
erect building in all cases,
Fence would prefer renting tor a
ame. Who will take the hint? E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN Markets

Loypos Oct s-l23O mThe for money at the STOCK Ell
change securities per cent 81 ITO m VIC
Bank posted their card Announcing s. re
peeted change had not been
money 92 1o2Ts; 927s093 E1e hass
81 L. AMI are now quoted AZ o
and OF capt iyet WV
America to investigate Of the Company were DOM ued W.
day. u;ap;.o Tn
IyKspoot Oct S-l23O m.-C,tton 10 amete mlddlng Up
lands, isl Mailing Orleans SILL sales I2ooo os
5000 for speculation export; sales on me basis Of nE ~
lands nothing below Ordinary shipped October ana
at Tat; do do shipped November and December az 10
DO cshng below MddDgs shipped October ana NOVEMBER
77sl -, so, p,, Ala.
LONDON Oct So D. m.-Ene Railway shares, SoS Par" Oil"
LvEspooI Oct So qniet Corn S1 per
quarter Bacon So for Short Clear M ddes ... O,
LvKRrooL Oct $3.50 m.-Mddhng UpsDds Oo''on o.
Mddlng Orleans SSd -, M. l., A.. p.n, ~ F,r,.na
has decreased 900 during the past week Inc ANY %
bsance to-day 4izVoo ne piopo.
VII oh last week was - et cent
nov M L. ne cent Erie Railway shares 30G3O fans as
aaSe 1, not the Cotton sales to-day 5000
bales American o.,-.,,on
LoSpos Oct $3.50 m-Rehned Ps,roieum efa yer ga
PIRi- Oct s m1ne the Bank OF France has aeereaea
5,73OOO0 francs during the past week kentes oSL
PRAsKyoKr Oct ST. q Five Twenty bonds lsoIs W >
LoxDos Oct S-Evenng.-Lnseed OIL 206a2oissc"I spirits
Tupentinr, 20 8 y cwt n. ctn.,
LivsRPooI, Oct s-Bveping Common Rosn' o. Pe"@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALBAsr Oct 8-whest in limited milling demand WE o.e
supply nominsly quotet at gzdsSs from s n
que. and higher 97e beng asked 70, IA C.u.s.
held stsl 35dsl 81 and Bs, At - to s,., ri 10
and fair demand ssles ct Ole for No nnso s" Vi
No. do; No. White state and oSe io 40
BuTrILo Oct s-Lsfe Rail Imports Tor the las, ~
Vsur $500 bbls; Wheat lollis bush Corn 50 soo bush
Oats 40s600 bash; Barley 5000 bush ,aI snpns pu "a
ports-whes 2OO3o bash. Corn, 1901 bush osi, Zisuo
bush Canal Preishu au whssC Corn Sc On o'ee fSI
Western sp, g s:.' s,s & 1906 s.
S MIvs.iss spnns ct 81 o. ses o5 800 bash Chess,
No spios Al Al Oh; 5000 bash. Amber Winter, sl l3G
81 "a Corn hgsst ssss 1900 bush No wSs's.n q &c sge
RE somssi :. zoe Bsy arm Canada 81 eodsI 10 West
en- o 5Odsl 80. Balance unehsnged ,.,.a ,.an
BALrInoHs Oct S-CeSn dull ans hesyy E , ..d a. No
Red western s 2 unchanged csrs quiet and ar
White Southern 81 03asl 05 Yeos see.sem w. q. a.
wsssers e5e quiet soubers "a doye e ~ neA.ns.S
t2l Baitsr-wsasrn sad sm a. SO asse S'ses -
l7ka20i4e. Pe,relesn unchanged WssH H'n Anu '' '
Cncleo Oct our steady demand chiefly local ,ana stes pr
ys Whss, opeaes ara bat dali md "est No spas 70
S5s; ke spring 92is spoti We vec1sr 60 49,. ~
4: s,,.. n sssas ss
52.e, IN ys Hih n,I.a So asss s s..s !, s.1ssz
81 sos.a S Rs:s..; .sss re ::.a Ne Sss., ss I;
s ss ..s sssy :i ssa: .:
sp an I'D srScpn: 81 81 r. can =. s 80, 20
s.,tH..s ".. "a .sS.ss.i TssssCera B.f.s tte On
So Ssss ss sssrssss What slsss 81 cash 0ee'
IA Go S IS ss.l Cope siSSs 10 css
s 100 20 co 81 %s.: 7socs Cen 5000
=; s:;,; ). :: ::::: -: s:.s
9. ; !: u b. e ~. z sss = = :. s:I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-09

The Phladelpha stock market IS unsettled; Penn
sylvania 6s, 1lOI Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
IA: Reading Railroad, 54s; Pennsylvania Railroad,
54!; Gold 109i.
Attention Is called to the advertisement OF the
Union Dime Savings Bank. an institution which
has been remarkably successful as the result, no
doubt, of careful and wise management. 1t has
now assets exceeding 100000 and pays six per
cent interest.
notice to the holders of the st. Joseph and Dem
yer City bonds is published elsewhere, to which we
call the attention of those who are so fortunate OF
nnfortun ate as to be the holders of such securities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-09
KoHssss.Rs-Bafk ChY!stophef Columbia
Refined Petroleum, gals.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFTBE-Ree.ipts for the week embrace Per Memhng
bsgs Flora O04 bags and Mozart 1898 bags Sales z a
wick 5000 bags; Ouisric sel bag and Memng Reb
In NewYork Oct T. 1874 1877 b,s hsss
mODd 400 bsg Baltimore aIS2 bags a,lyesoo ooV GOO
bgs osing New York "a 800 bags other pTS .
65 800 bars Total sock and supplies e ~
in the United States 1872 796 bags To-day there better
the small hand holders are hrn ,n oi
600 Mozart 1888 Mozart eno
bag, made pubic quote Ordinary
Pnm. DO At 20d20 extreme range l6a2le soa,
10 milo the sales embrace part before mencseaa a ~ ia
Java bags M.soabo 086 bags Costa Rics lyo Day
1877 Ssvan 49l bags Porto Rico and 5sz
Domingo sold lots for cnsamphop within low range ana
Europe from FIRST hsnds today the
with fair inquiry but We have no %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-09

Mississippi. Union Pacific. and Western
Union Telegraph declined each per cent, Lake
Shore O. St. Paul I, and Central and Hudson !. Del
aware, Lsckawanna and Western advanced I, and
c. C. and !. c. and Rock Island each per cent Pa
ci6c Mail, Wabash. and North Western closed the
same as last night though the last-named stock
wound mp at per cent below the highest price OF
the day, and the other two per cent below. Inc
opening highest lowest and closing prices OF active
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, OCTOBER O. 1874

asngs; s.o Tote, stssdily Aeh u 17A1l9s
Esphshs rs grssd BEFORE ct for
western and l0A City PhjdsIphs nssket RsAset
also call and Ss. q change ssod q l2hsl2
of nfs ana half Of month"; Tbs eesrdo sdces s
o~s Petroleum Center quiet and dull 81 OIL Cit, inactive
l0 Tdsse dull Toe Rousevle qast, Tnasvue quiet Of
w n; Parkers United immediate shipments 81 d$1 %.
Raw Sugars the basness only moderate and holders
are $50 Cuba within 81 bhds Grocery
grace Sc; 700 Domingo 7s We quote Fair 70
food Rsdpise Saa8; Prime do 1t S7 Cendfuss n hbda
and boxes Nos Is and IL Boz Glazed 9
sssnsd hrm and unchanged With good demand gkdl0 %
soH fellow l0adlO7s for so White III as for Crushed IL lS0
NY for Poxlered and Ii II a. forirsnuated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-09

s,s Flour P.nn;;i';1.. :...:......::: 76S 20
st Corr H;; e.: SSs's
Foo: ., G.s ts h ' S5gs ss' So 81; 100 state
s ri oe. sSs 2oS e. boi lns sSo
y i 1885, son IS 4at .ns sSy 500 ' S
is iii6c Fsbrasr 400 is ls2e March 500 i6ss NAY NJ
sSo 6 19 Zoo 1Cp ss :S oo So G 600 I %
iSS 500 dG Il soyi% Ce 59G 800
l. i d &C., y s5st a RsSsnSs Is iSs 9 800
800 s 2$s2e 100 lS i 1875 y - 5 dS &C.,
Ss Fss. 100 $685. 100 IL ih 4 foe ls ySs
1pn loO le iise soole lesi June 100 l71' tG',
100 S3% .t '. .nu. a q sa 400
PsEGHTs-rhe mat., for berth egh ssain Quiet with
and rate: ruled . last sDsSs IL. ,sns n:. oa ar
To LvsrPoG 200 bush s GI RAJ.
$500 700 bH EosG o. D,' sa Char s.s
s 2Soo bb Refined Petroleum bark
win Us oe s.sn i q:
lump and av & S.sn. S,. TO CORK ''f
hut buyer. held Water well held and !, in "a, S
extent also full the rr,de' Of spns ar.
:s s r. a.ss
S .ci eai ice se. ss sH ri
.as. are ii1oo 10 I gpt.ded low. .1d
.sS,: Il Ia Ia tor No. 'sssss ss"'s 'Ps
I. sa Ss: s an n 4 % 4ss
81 IS White 0ho 81 22i2 for Od Milwaukee and NO C no
bush Canada 81 40 here and 81 81 0sysro and 1000
bush state to 22 Barley s, 9a,s In. .n
s..A 4. sSse; s 81 TO- s oi
s' wss wi State S.
SsS G s,, % ~ s ;ap. ss id
demand quite s.s for : ss. .n ss' CSC: % d.
White ST. asl "a: do Yellow at 81 i2a9sc ,,, ,r,
nOPs-Tbe market animated there considerable feeling
bayps very freely waiting the result Of the present ,Apmos
The California dealers still continue obuy " the
crop T. said to be 's'' ace e.. " Sn quotes cnYn
American Crop 1874 .tSess on. all g,e.th.... ssj2
American Crop Crop 1914 sIsaa
III, n.I. T sD faGesnans ruled
Idl gallon and up The s.s were arR ne gu
rtpOr:s . se hsh. pee .ted
be-. Il :ss 900 Dbl. s bb. a.
que. ' nd s..sy Pitch moderate way 50 s2h Lae,-
". of 1000 bbls Strained Rosn 10 y.rd at ~ ~
.. II a7se hands Crude Fish in fair request
firm Lard remain. steady with small s.s. fnTe C,s
e. ss ~; nd u sad a. te Other oils steady.
ss s. For. I ss as.s1Is 'ea
sped deliver, the msrtet d.morssed ooo oe
@ osI ss e S. C1. soG st 70 sS
asl5 Packet and els for Family eree Beef n.e,oe al, sn
s ss ssi gs" c s s ass pss a'1 .S S1i.
ia sS9 ssss d 20 S 10 s
s.S sn' .: iS III. III: g S.i
sse 1e .r ~ ~ p sss. a.: and
sos q, CITY Lard ,rev: and az the demand 10 .a
4Ls 200 ga Cay 1899 deliver, hear Of 500 ses
sser ngh offered lover azure,
II Lice $50 puts fof ST nonth, at II i2e
Bv..n.. sn:i.ae ss:% i.Q.s r : : :':. .A :ss
eas under liberal There fair export aemsna
bat Of osaidsrsSs supply 'ai'e their wants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-09
POSTPONED SALE.-SELMA, ROME and

DALTON R. The following sale postponed TO the t Iaes
day. being 'l STATE Fi &C, q dscEgia FLoYD COUNTY
s:n. aa%s and b.aos Railroad
sr s o. p sSss Of foreclosure Sse "s
Term 1874 By virtue Of said deere Of ana the Gst 2,
virtue the and orders Of Ihs Hon Jsaa
~ asd 1Sa:s
full Do. .s 90 s SsS give S CITY Of
q e. s A Of NIB a IN. Ss
s 80 s:T Il. ss1 Fl
Sss :b. lying g., '1 I. Ss
en- -: s:. in. sTs ss
S G Fsi !. r Rome. S:s ss ''fs
S "a. Count Count, Of q w hisss sos
brrs and franchises adengs rose hshi
s .! wy, SS Ses D1 any .s
81. S MD s.s. .. eli. ea. isa s
Cont vhsev kind IN The possession and control
and ~ .. ,.ssa: s
q b ss. :s. q ts q
s iron ., ;S III III. ' a % aSs
;a s:. "a Rome ,sS Ds ss s 81
= s.s q en-. ' % s TBS $
.onsr. Ss d credit Of the amour, Of soea balance
s Judgment o. % or S "a. .f ss ss
ks S not tees .s A. s e., .iSs M
s ssy n nf sa Ss s conn:onr. r.. the shi any
,s th Eve hundred souand dollars smrneo provided
the Court deem the same right and proper AM
Upon u somp.pee sale title, tss property win
or n. comply they aha. for.
s.s III o a s:S 's Is. %
ss S pc. Dalton s,s
shall agree on b bksfzn !. PRIsrUP C0nn'''n'r'
Row, ia. May !. 1874
proI Of lie ch.aeeor hereby ordered 70 Be placed
on the Of the proceeding saa cause
Done al Chambers Rome said County q TSSd gsST NAY l.
10" IsGs: g .sa cs.ae.Is, :.
thet ~ September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-09

Railroad bonds were firm with the transactions at
generally higher prices. New-York Central First
advanced to no. Pacific issues were !0s per cent
better. Hannibal and st. Joseph Convertible ad-
vanced to 7s1 The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-09

Csn.Pey basnees 3l84736 Gold balances.... 1852 ~
We annex closing rates for foreign exchange:

The money market shows no alteration In rates,
and the demand is readily supplied at "a and per
cent on call Prime mercantile paper sells at rs T.
The Treasury at Washington received in National
bank notes Tor redemption to-day, 100000 Inter
nal Revenue receipts were $4,000
Government bonds have been strong and in good
request from financial institutions having surplus
halances IN invest We annex latest quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-09

fair bupess at the Sales follows all basis oil Low
Middiings ,ooo ,.,. =.
PEAS better in fair demand sales Of 300 bo
81 30dSl 80; pow held higher l.,
FIOuR AND MEAL-The inquiry low grades Of Flour Is
moderate and these heavy Trade brands irregular bn @
active quite and wAnte O DO About
out Of market; No and super6ne plenty and heavy a. tne
close the market grades especially of me-
dun grade. Spring low grades Of Winter sales Of ooo bo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-09

&C. o. : I'd g. .s
ns. e.. Lar: sS'': 9. :sd s., % s,sss
ss s, ss s5s:,s :s.s sJ t.. * s H.
81 s ny. ' Cd .,..sy 'i; Il w..,
81! In Nc no s. s 4 II s ss - White: ':
fi b.sa ' S saei wls ss: @
Ss q is"s g. n &. . ..s s,.as ss :;
5iStse Rsesp.-sooc Dbl. Flour s4ooo Seh Wheat 1900
bush Com shpusnts- 1000 bbh Flour $1,000 eash. "Aat
IsDl1sAroIs Oct sEoar and unbalanced ssasS 20
ssos ia elevator Oats sossSa Rye sos Barley. 81 oSS
tcU Oct srco and Wheat unsh,.sed Corr quiet s1s
Ss.s s ss ST. :.a s.iH Bse ss &
81 Clear Rib iss Clear sides 59e h.9s-sss,
No. ss ost p s's .pS s ST.
I'd 's. :.,s . S No. Corr s s sp sa o 81
S c s ,,T 80 s ss Wheat sv nss
100 sSl. Flour $4,000 bush w'ss. co :, s demand
and lower At 92a94 Oas q. unchsnged o4c Lard
but sn a. Bs,s3.Fa pnee' asked but no 's"'na
9svsoS steady 500 sS, whs.. unsa,Ssnd
ssss4@ BHs, s% nd higher 2Ceco be's c.asd; IA
FED Ss hf ssg s s
S..s g o .. frs . Sc s. 10 b e s
ecsp-sl 900 bush Barley 10000 est Lumber Cam,
:ts1a,, Ess.s i2 2ss
i Family sH saS sssa W s i'is 81
Il Ta s. * g 81 a a. Corr q
Western 81 OF. Oats fair demand White 81 d62e Mixed SOC
e. % sssss 5s::, s:." state 9s Hsss
s sS ss rns western 9S%3e
No $i o't wabash. S' 81 ;s No. Ps
i sI'5 cs 49, o 81 III No. SnHf' ae 81
& oa October esf Low . sHss ID a HS o =
ri. des,nd. No. 6se; No ao6 n'1assn Pc s nS
bush Corn 300 bush Data 900 POar $4,000
bush Wheat, 5000 bush. Corn. 10000 bush Data
COTTON MARKETS
Oct soo;on rssgaat ds%.pe IDOT &
WISE $50 bales. sales 1900 bales evening 1000 bales stock
bales sales 2l6 bales ,puuers 20 bales stock $50 bales
S S.G, ss net receipts s2s5
s276 bales exports coa'twse 1913 baes 'ale' sS7 bales
Ca1sIrsros Oct s-coon e.ner; MiddIue IA sc Low MID
aHns ~ Good or a sal l4e net receipts
MOBILE Oct 8-Coou steady; Mrddrng Hi4c net receipts 9I9
hae coaswse ia bales se l2oo bales s'oe ioo'o
GALVESTON Oct sCotOn duI .nd unchanged Mddios l4'e
bales; stpei 20 500 bale. sales $50 bales
MEnH Oct S-Cotton steady and unchsnged nddhng 29
l4ei receipts 1850 bales shipments 1885 bales sales 1000
SonsoIK Oct s~Cot,on steady siddhps 14ss receipts,
1916 exports coaviss 1880 sales 600 bales stock
bales gross 1896 bales exports to Great Bnu 20 bae'i
WiLsSeTos Oct, soCotton unchanged Mding 14hc; net
ceiDts, 224 bales sales $50 bales STOCK 516 bales
e.D ~ o spaeu ss Sss stock ss5 bale.
PaIiDELpHA s-CoOu quiet Midilns, 1S4 net receipts
10 Gou Si s' Oct sNcotSon very dull Mdlns l4
AraU,rl SCoton opened strong week Mldng eei
bales s's M .ss. sss5 s.s '''' 0''''' '~ A'' '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-09

The managers of the Bank of England made no
change in the minimum rate OF discount as had
been anticipated, and it stands at three per cent
money in the open market on Government securities
beng two per cent. The Bank lost in bullion dur
ing the week f45l 900. and f12,000 was withdrawn
to-day. Erie was active and declined from 3l4 to 30
reaching to SOs at the close. The foreign exchange
market was lower, the standard drawers reducing
rates as below noted though sales could be effected
al A. IS for 60 days and ass for demand drafts The
gold market was dull and lower. the price declining
from 10 to 1O9 the preponderance of business being
at the intermediate figures There were ID
bids for the Treasury gold, amounting to
Sl,7l00oO at prices ranging from lO951 to
IO9.s9 The award made to one party at
lO9.SS, viz: A. W. Carmody, $5oO,0)O at 1O9.S9
There is good demand for cash gold for use, and
the rates paid to-day q g. l. "a and per cent to
fiat. The Assistant Treasurer redeemed $4,000 in
called bonds and discussed $4,000 in coin interest.
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank COW
cred: Gold cleared. S3O,o6OOOO; gold balances. So
06S $50; currency balances $2275511 The following
are the quotations for gold:
lO;o0..~ 1898 ;l:3o. lOss4 ..l09s 2iSo..ld0
ll:OO~ 1899 2.SO..lO97s 200. ....llO 0llO
The days business at the U. g. Treasury COM
prised:
ylo receipts s666 l2e Oe Carrene, 1888 $50 70
Cola 1881 Is Currency balance. 212 ~
Gold haisuce 0S4 la ~ Customs olfOVV w
Currency receipts 44S,Sll 81
The Clearinghouse statement is as follows:
Currency exchanges 932 Gold eIhsuges 1895 1877
Csr.Fey balances. 3lS4 1856 Gold basnces... l362776
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-09

III PER CENT Kansas School Bonds.
~ 10 per cent Nebrasta School Bonda
3 per cent Illinois Bonds.
and principal PAYABLE New York The ssres ssd most
munsratiye Of bond investments Por sale below par
ARTHUR T. FITCH Co., Bankers SPiBSst. NsvYort