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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-28

FIRST BAR.-Ths first bar OF bullion
from the mill OF tho Prussian Company,
jefferson Canyon, was brought In on the
Belmont stage last evening. II weighs
% pounds; is valued at Sl.7Si 40, and
is 900 fne.-Reese Riper RereiHe, Nou. %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-28

An insane man named John Howe
was killed by another insane man named
Solomon Spyer, in the insane depart
ment OF the Philadelphia almshouss re-
Gently.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-28

The next canvass for Governor in Ohio
il thus settled in advance by the Gin
cinnati Enquirer: "of course Governor
Allen will be renomipatsd and reelected
in 1879"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-28
J. U. HALL, NJ. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
IMPERIAL aILYcn MIu,~I
OFFICE AND REsIDENCR-O,v..,,. N,
News" Once, ssni. ST., Gsid MN.

IMPERIAL sILvER MINrHa
. Company Location Of principal place Of
business. San Francisco. California.
Nevada. sou"'''
Ne,iee 10 hereby given that at . meeting Of
me pirectors. held on the 18th day Of Novem.
Der. 1874, an assessment (No. 7o) OF One Dolisy
WD per share was levied upon the capital ,ioei
Of the corporation. payable Immediately. In
United state. gold coin, 70 the Secretary. At
the once Of the Company. Room No 10 iisy.
wards Building. No. <i9 California street, San
Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment ,h.lI
remain unpaid on the Nth day Of December.
1874, Will be delinquent, and advertised FOR ssie
al public %auciion, and unless payment Il made
before, viii Be sold on TUESDAY, the, ioth
day OF January. is1s, TO pay the delipouent
assessment. together with costs Of adyertlsine
and expenses OF sale.
W.. Z. DEAN, Secretary.
Onoe-Room No. 10 Haywardrs Building. No.
%is California street. ssn Francisco. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-28

TIE Slusr STATE editor is mad. We
don't care.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-28
MARRIED.

TURNER-JoNEs = In Virginia City, Nov
2oth, by hl, Homer Judge Richard Itislng
Robert Turner TO Margaret Jones.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-28
DIED.

KELLY In Virginia City. November asth,
Martin william. son Of Patrick and Jufs
Kelly, aged 3 months and % days.
, 1874-05-18

'ss . sas H. IT, poej s siss 'ssss ;ss
elephant oil, o5o; turpout,ue 6ogsao apltha' CSC,
sfnE ra 9S nG 'asssst sss as dull ut tho asy
roducod pricos. We eonsInue to dull: 8cotol. &C..
sGrtnE to srss *teosoo ns ~
No. s4oo; d. No. ., s45do; do, No. !, $500; DO
~ ucnkne.s noticed for tho Int y
or two culn,in"tcd toay IN declf1o Of fny lo1 hes
hn for car los. Tho rece;e wcra liberal any hcses
10 close out md ssve currage prces Tor store lota
lower Now are slow at ~
* asts os 1o ;fts
ssar-lota q 4o81.bo doiiTorod mixed aud common
~ StiSSto and turkeys wsre stronger
undor an improved local demand, and light offerings.
Chickens woro scarce, having roceny boon o.ghs -
advance. Ths do,nsnd was chiefly local. euots, 'eas
100; aprinR do. s1.7s12'oo large spring 7''ss 'oo
sEEDsTlmothy vas In fair order rcns.t an .1. Arm
:s,s sSess f4s fs's Y Pr%s
Ian aud mss dull and w@k. Iho former aola
IT ths oatss for s,s re. 0s ss;av o. % p6SGn. tG
$S Is; i
psas III ssanasrss snaS from 1eo 4
ID ID lug. y fsE Il &c; is baas miat 1t 12a; baas 1t
BAIT-gaa In nclivo domad and steady. Following
the quotations: onoaga and Sagnnwt hnc, f1s0:
Canata, Do. Sl.9o; ordinary coarsc, $1.oo coarso
diamond: s2oo ground solar f2o0 a.,ry, Tnons
Ss;; SSsss; ST. g. Sae . s3o With 's' '''''; Ashton
TEAs-Undsr this head thore are NO NEW features
to note. Businesa Is fair. aud tib quoted prices
nro sustained with reasonable degree OF trmuess:
Young hyson, common to fair, S5eSi5c 70,
good, 659d3o; do choice to o1tra ilno, D5c64
$l.05; common to fine oil hyson, COG 85o conlmon
imperial, 4s@G0o; good to choice do, @f1.05 ter
t. good Rnnow dor 7o@sse choice ringsuey. s1.o5@
Japan, 05c@sl .05 common to good Do, 1o@s0o fair
to good, old, 65@76c; common do, 4o95oo; co!ored
natnraeaf japan, G0t371c; common to f1ne oo!ongs
33F43c; Eood a5G365c; Clioicr to extra, 83c4$l co.
TOBACC0-14 III moderate 1emand 1t atoIaily Hatn-
tainsd prices. We quote:
FINE Our-Extra, T5Gs85c: choice, eods65e; nootum.
soIS5oo; poor to common, y Etg45e. =, ,-,,4 ~oar,,.
black, sound, 45G550c.
sa1onrSa-aood 70 choice. ae&o5c; modlum, 2a@
500: common, 15G327c.
W0O1-Waa quiet and unchanged. Old wool Ia
selling slowly. and the supply II nearly exhausted.
Tho following quotations furnished ~ the opon-
Ing once for liew wool:
Fine and medium Washed. ..38@ 49a
Fine heavy to light unwashed. c3I7a
Med!utn afd coAr8e unwnshed.
ntLts tuo '4a ~
Poor to good tub Washed 3i5n
Dlngy, poorly washed, and shipped wool, @loo1css.
BURY and cottel 10@lbe less.
olu wool n quoted easy. as FOLLOWS:
Iao NaslcN' .4btajJ4o
Oodlll'ou .s!StH 4uo
Facece wasacu .ataasc
, 1874-05-18

@ooo ror quart Poultry, wan In fair local rd.
quost. and hrm Eggs sold at 13@i8tfo.
:, AlHhWtnoa "ero quiet, and = ai'ado oaainr at
tue quotation Of Tfltlay, thoro bong rather moro
woro limited to 100 brla At 0b11lo per gallon.
lake froights wero lcss active, mud rather
tame, at about tho Sumo rates 10 on Friday, 1t
4@l}{o on corn, and 4Ho on what by Hali to
to Kingston, md 2o>6@21o ind lp}1@aoo o.,
wheat and corn through. to Now York. a total
OF charters wore reported, which will cnrry ont
IRON th p15 95@ o eo9ns bu Fhoat s5o0o bu
provletona wore again aottvo for tho soason,
md hiEhor. MosB pork WAS tue loading article,
"t l9o above Fridays quotations. Thore wore n
20 noant brsinese woro 1i!lod carly, and after
TINT tho a market lagged. though tlie offerings
there was fair inquiry for car lots for ehip-
mant. hut most ct t,e buyers for Eastosn con-
sumora 81 NJ claim TINT prices are too high. Lard WAS
IN fair dolnand, and advanced TO por 100 Ibg, III
sympathy with 1ncas pork hore, and rise of 81
per liz lbs in Liverpool. Meats were moro In
gnir,ea tor, end 'niadlos advanced ~ per. III,
figures. The stocks Of provisions arc reported
light ut all pointe except Chicago and New YorE.
Tho mnrkot closed silently at tie following
range Of PRICES: Mess pork oasl or seller May,
% sesp 5ug ss5 81 ssa; 5S%9 a S1s3!S@ho ss!s9 hg3t
s1o.45@1o.471f; do seller Juno, s1o5o9io. .55I;
do seller July. e1o.o711@10.70. sweot.pichlod
hams, ,1o3st@11}Sc por ib for 18@16 II averages;
drysa ed meats, loose. at Go for shoulders, cash.
ribs, cash. md S9.40@9.25 sellor July; SIC for
short clear, cash, and o]ao SELLER July; $50 for
bacon meats, 70 for shoulders, TOO % Tor rt short
ribH 10hC for short clenr all nao1ted in ltfhds.
, 1874-05-18

on friday but moving III tho contrary direction
the advance Of the preceding dny being lost.
Liverpool was quoted Sd per LOO lbs lover on
spring, and New York was dull TIL near tho
noted. This, with favorable reports Of crop
prospects and Weather of the best, though wet,
made general holders anxious to realize, and
Swsas10a bss nt thp @ oSer ,ss w' usss sSoulatye
especially dull. Tho aggregate of sales vas
grain was pressed rathor heavily on the market.
Tile ehirpiug donand waa light. Seller June
opened at q ,2Ss receded to s1.227l, advanced to
e. 22} fe GI baol m to 81; 81 22 @ and closed at sl22
Seller the month, OF regular No 2, spring, sold
at 11GDl.2l9, olonlng at the inside. Strictly
fresh receipts Of do eloaed:.et $l.215N. No. /
spring coaod at $1;20, Nos do at SLID, and re,
at s1.2s for No. and a1.a6 for No. 2. Other
Thing over the ' price e9 for or" atrsig m IT." i
CASH Balos wero reported of 1000 bu No. / spring
at 81 $a2S go o1sl bn No; s: a. spring at sd22
17'oo6 bu Do Il s1.5l}s; o.5oo bu No. spring II
s1.1654; 1000 bu do ut $1.161l; 500 Blu do at
$1.1G; 2, 400 bu rejected spring at Slot; 19,800
hu No, Northwestern Qfinn.} Mt ct, ,2s1H4; 800
bn No. DO at sl KIRK $500 bu do regular at
Corn was moderately active. though There YVES
much loss doing thau on Friday. Ihe market
nygravctf 1Sc higher but WIS wahfy. and cFnsaff
Me Iower than tweuty-four hours previously.
liverpool was quoted easier, and New York
tonrt1 .;,r;nr tI,s nast wae,, nur rncr;nta wera
emn1I and t},ara wora saynrol hnvinr nrIisrs rom
fha nnt,nrrv wh1cl, canani atr.anofh carIv fmt
tn or5ors warn soor tii1e6 md ten thnrs ruIe
mi, viii tha tradimc rhiaf1v m local enanniot;va
occnunt ,nd nnthnG sai1 aRonk - !. coInor Ia
xo4'a nv ainna1 romnr ~ ~ otroot dnot
3,,,"ar n,3 haon srroa 70 ors;oa Ig xvors o,,r
ioma ~ ~ eo1t az " ~ apIvonna ny sa,iar f,,ro =
,,,n,,oJ a. Cai<c Soa',aI ~ naaH. ross - enn"
~ y Sas% H., " oI2ae' Aono ~
M W. 'oueuu ~ ~ t.u s.'au. ceRI 5u
s11 ~ loasd G1r sb,@h a. '1r ?Tro oaa ~
~ ~ a,I ''7 ra;actsa 9Th, aeiiara ~ en- n'
Gnt,, @aioa ,s3re ra,,,m,od - . dnn a. s.,, ,;nh
,,a ~ r. SE mn r, ~ ~ c5S~n o. ~ ann E.,
- ~ I1a H., H.; ~ c1i@o, ID on ~, ~ ~
~ ~ No., 1ao l., ~ sart ~ a"a;,;{ W 20
~ ooa i',,' at.ntaa ~ - aa ean ~ ~ 49,
oo;rt. ~ Son or noS ~ S,o ~ ~ ~ 49,, ~ y.
Saiea, g. "a" , o ~ ~ en aan.t ~ ADJ ~, H.. H..
a,,,o y, CIo am h,t ~ Il c9a Motoi oaT a05 ~
h w '@o' WV ~ Nv "S o''' AoA"1' @'''oo'
~ n,t. ,ror, .o,,.o anil 1<1o,<o ,;o7,o. ,>.;,,,
. oa , Mu'o 9u.' se1''o I". ~ aeG1s' .aSoI, ues W
H. suou aeua Ill.,; oos1 oh u.,' adeoant an, o dos
h1nipnaent; 1ne recsip,s were mouerateiy Mrso,
om 10y at y. sno paao %1nm n sa3o M
W. etoIna ~ n1ot1 W npos sao'voo w, anu t14n
esook o'ls lsn .o 70 Iiucu t .ul'uet Iea.con sno
cn,s "1on, daaanG out as" ~ r. l1nnu on
tnn June aeh'er!es: Aence speculatse y sttongtn;
s,sAer June openeo ~ 41SsG, nnu aofancea
70 1ia a1i1ao ~ a. shs % e;ose. uash &c., no. closed
, 1874-05-18
CHICAGO LUMRER MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING, A{ny 10,
Tho wholesa1s market waa rather quiet to-jny
though fpir business was transacted for Saturday.
Nesrly vii tho country merchants have lbft the rsty
aud t!ls {oW local dealers present not dlapo4s
tn tako hold very freely. Ihs offerings were fiji, hut
run areoy to coarse and c9nlnon boards wioh were
M ma1y nssnnsos not angseF asbtFns sa Coed
seyora cnrgoea wcro sold to arrive. prior4 werc
.Jp raBor for sonle course lumber. hut unchanged
for fair aud good qualities. Common inch from
Muskegon sold vt $lo.25; ealocta from MHuistsa Ut
2u,oo.2.60. I4Rth ut $?0o. Jotrta and Aeant!ing
wer* 4shs q There was very o II
from Mursegou ct s9.laI5. About = dozoi. cargoas
wore sold, and Al uanuy lsft osos..
6aten wese reported al follows: Cargo schr
dypsy. from MnskeyoM, 100 m "trip and boarls at
$i6.So; ~ N ,ath At sao9; mill tay, Cargo sesr T.
0ssgo ashE Abigail, from Muskegen, liz m consuoa
, 1874-05-18

Corn dull ami shade owor No. 2 8tc. Hyo fair and
hrin: Nc. 1.95Hc: Barley stesdy, with moderate le~
manf; No. q, $l.06; No. !, $t.10.
rnov1a1oNs.F,rn, md steady. Hose pork, sl7.oo.
e1ss Rsof's4snS5ssr I'll a!ss VS. 's vs, 900 su
Bu1PnnsTa-Flour: ls 900 nrla; wheat. l1d,oo0 In.
CLEVELAND, May y18.-I'nEADsrurFs-Wbe steady,
low rnlxoa 7oo; high mixod, 17o; Oats quiot md
steady.
state, tost 15o degroe'& nG,,,r 1sr;
Drrnorr. nfay -11nrAparurra- -nonr dn and q
shade lower. Wheat dull and ahatla lower; e1tra,
$t.c7H91 "a; No. !, ei.G0A@l.ooH; amber, 1.4B.
Corn hteady, with moderate dotnaud, It 71c. Oats
dull aud declined, at Bic,
nEo1rrrs-f1our, 1000 br1s 4loat, 5000 bu corn
20' 900 In: oats, 100 bu.
400 bu.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW QHLRAFft May lf.-rnov1R1oNs--pork actava
and nrner at bacon aotivs and flruler, vi
7ts@9t1@0f19iQo; ),arB, l3A@s1ic. Lard scarce
viii good donand; teree, l1K@i1No; kog ID
Wii1sk7-Dnll and lover; Louisiana, oae; olncin-
Cofssn--Du11 nnt1 lower dealers stock, 300 bacs
none IN lrst hauda fair, 1o499oo; good, 2o162lo;
oonsNsaI-scaroo and active, at $t.ss94.o5; othors
Oorrox-vcrY dull, sa1oa. $50 bsoa receipts, Att
il1lcs exports eoaAtwiRo 1893 balea Rtock, 870gl
| bales ,lsoil, "a 900 bntcs.
MoagrARz--Go!d, III; slight, 4 premium; sterling,
| BUFFALO. May 1G.-1}NEAnsTurrH--W1cn Inactive
nom,nalsy 81 10 for No. Milwaukee, Corn III fsfi
demand md higher 10 900 bu Of No. 2 sold at TN
| othor grades neglected.
| CANAL FnE1auTs-UnchAuRod.
, 1874-05-18

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city CON-
sumption 0,oo2 pu wheat. C,7d8 bn corn, 6,7s2
bu oats, 1904 bu rye, o,345 bu barley. Withdrawn
Tor do during the weak: II ,493 bu wheat, 39,209
ha corn, 5000 bu oats, 5,5Ae bu rye, 1927 BIZ
barley.
Tho following grain has boen inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock: 125 cara
wheat; o5 cars corn, 1000 bu high mixcd do, and
$500 bu No. do by cannl; 0 cara oats, 14,500 bn
No. do by canal 2 cars rye; car barley.
Total (o02 cars), 100000 Du. Inspected out:
51,947 bu whoat; 12o,o5s bu corn; 5o,8l3 bu
oats; 2,oG8 bu rye 11,07l bu barley.
Tho following wore tho receipts and shipments
OF breadstufrs and live stock at thus point during
the past week, and for tho corresponding weeks
ending as datuds
, 1874-05-18

NEW YoRE, May 1G:-Tne trade movement sas etow
and unsatisfactory to-day, owing to nnfarorablo
weather. Heavy brown cottons we're more actye at
cnrre rstea bit other makes quiet Prints dull and
accommodating in first ia1ltla. GingtanA quiet. Cotton
dress goods dull, but ~urael styles In moderate
quest black nIptcas quiot, but oharo IN steady de-
maud. Wuoen goods urot,
, 1874-05-18
CHICAGO llAIl4Y MARKET.

: BAruanAT EvHN1Nd, May 10.
AtnDnoI-Quotea qt!ot ut $l.BtQ9l.9l.
HEANH-Wore hrn1 Under goott phiupng GeIunud
and Hight otfesingH. We quito NaYips. por bu,
81. .l9@3.11; mtllulls. do, S2.2DGe2 10 per bu.
BurrEN-Tho market wis dSI,scssed, aatnpers
worn dolMg ltfa or nothing or did oenl buyvra show
auy laellaaaon to anticipate waua, tisig purchases
, 1874-05-18

istver 500 snsies, so.7s. Csreo acr L!vo o,t
from 1anisoe hold fill, so'octa at $40 fer inc atfagt
messrS ;,a.n and s3?69 for ls1l inch AL ao ny '~
oarso sor aiie from s.tas%c VI aG ;. 1n72G y & &
ss.oo. schr j. Lawson fro1s hIsaeson, 17ann It, II
srrlvc frou Nruskegon, l23 II etrips md boa,1s mill
ncs.uyk CO. .o.
niece stnt 1T $012f IL nj lat at ION; nlBo, cHrKo
soid sol II by y1n Willsn pMsgla1r.
Thu vars trada con,ii,ue3 light Prices arc Rtcndy
for con,on, and strong for good nn.l choice lumber.
Wo gnte:
Etc., Teas steac o1e3r n: to ;n: sSo ssSS
si,ird cear, inch. 3s.Oo Ga4o00
I@llr1 clear, thiek, 4a.0o @45.oo
Rough. :. ] 3aoo @4o.oo
clcar siding, 1Bt bnd 21 together. ..... 220D fa...
Firat con,nion aiding. .......... f92o,o0
second common bftitnE. nE.....,......... 4l7.N0
F!lprnB, frat common, droRsed ..... $500 Gs3G.m
Flooring, haconl common, drcsatl... 1000 eJ2A.00
Flooring, third common, dressod. 1900 a2o.00
A waBon-hot boards, selected, II
tuchcs and upward. d........-.... .. 3H.l1 Ga&t.0n
D waBor.box boardH. ......:.......... 29u0 Q331.o0
stock boards riiH...................... 5000 a3s0o
stock boards. rtls...................... 2G01 Gs2100
Common boards, outside for dry.:... i9o0 Ssi306
JoiBt: ncautling, foncipg. timber, 10 feet
and under, Untsidb rrics for Dry. 12.D0 q913b1
Jost aud scant1ng, Is to a. fcet...... 400 20a0
picketa, Square. lI.00 GI1500
fieEets, 0.a ,1as mas' .,,,; 1~ So.
Collar posts, rouna 6a8 iuchea ...... 100 Gg35u6
Lntn s.s......... 1t5U q 80.
No. nnwcd Bhingirs. 1.bo u ITO
shingles on traek {Aj................. as715@ aoa
, 1874-05-18

SATURDAY EVENING, hlay 10.
Tho following wore the receipts and nhlp,ncnts
Of tho leading articles Of produce in nChtoago
during the past twenty-four hours, anl for the.
corresponding tlate ono year $50;
, 1874-05-18

I,osroN, May 16.--WnoL-Qu!te firm tho rast week
end faii prises realized. Ohio mud rennsyiysa aeece.
ns n3soS pns p. senE at See9 ohe hse an
allcllisan, s11fc; ksw York, Few Hampshire. and
Western hecces, 4ea63c colnhing and del.sne, SIC.
c1c secured, 5oc@s1.03 super and extra pulled .3S4s
, 1874-05-18
Iork. Lard, Hams. IShonhis, T. Ni4dits,
brIa. trs. tcs. | III. its.
Week ending
:, atny Il, Is:i:.. a1esl 31as N 49, 1se ss.74s
SHHn McHk fb71 I,bflf JE93 B,n7g| 93OSN 1.121 1Ga
SInne Nov. '73. i le1 lf 4C OiG 16v tn fJ
Same lA 6YNt t1|37

'Includoa ali outrnshss o1ospt Shoulders and s. r.
hams.
chase ontsldoof the local trado nnd that inquiry
boing far from urgent. Tho easier feeling ia
wheat caused some holders to ba moro anxious
to sell, aud prices would hove been slladad will
ingly had buyers boon willing. Bran was 1T
fair demand and firm. Saos we're reported Of
95 brls spring extras at 1926; 100 bills do at
$3.50; quo brls do on pra7ate terms; rs br}s Ba-
pertines at $i.75; 80 brls unsouud at 1926; 100
brls rye Oh private terms. Total, 1000 brlB.
riva) at $500, On track; 10 tons do at a1o00;
10 tons ut $3.50, all free on board; 30 tons ut
s17.50. to be delivered from mill The following
, 1874-05-18


NEW YoaX, May 16.-Money loaned up to
per ceut at ono time during the afternoon, and
afterwards declined to 214@D3 per cent for Gull
loans, aud closed with the supply III excoss of
the demand.
There was little done in sterling after tho
closing Of the mails. Tho nominal quotations
for bankers arc 81 .87s{ @4.88 for sixty days, and
%. 4.001GD4.91 for demand.
Gold closed st 1l21S, after selling at 112}( and
112. Rates paid for carrying wsro 2, a14, 5, aud
por cent. Luana were also 1nado tut. Clear-
ipge, ~, 600, coo. The Assistant Treasurer pasd
out, during tho week. &2,291, ,0o0, and received
92.012, 0g0 for cugto1ns. Payments on account
OF b1ay interest to dato amount to 90, ,a54 300.
Specie shipmsnta to-ay nearly 81, ,500, 900, of
ind ar, 900 in silver bers. Specie shpmeut for tho
weck, s2,G65,336, Imports OF merchandise,
96,011 ,730; dry goods, $1,6l2, 1885,
Goserpmonts steady. with little doing.
State bonds quiet.
Btocka opened firm, with prlcas, an rule, 4
fraction higher than currout at the cloas yaster-
day, but soon became weak and declined Il to
Tas u recovery Of X to per cont on.
tho Second Bohrd, pnciho Mail having been
especially weak, and declined from 4314 to ~
During the laHt hour OF business pr1cUH made =
steady but gradual decline. Tie final quota
tions we're the lowestof tho day, and showed II de-
clino Of Il to ~ por cent from tho h'Shcat point
The principal activity waa IN Union iaeiho,
Western Union, Wabash, Pacific Mail, and Lake
Shore. sales maGe. aggregated 55o, M ,t ooo' % ot
which 29,500 woro Western Union. 800 pe-
cIao Mail, 900 Lake Shore, a,00Q Wabash,
$4,000 Union Pacific. aud 5000 st. Paul.
NEW YoNN HANK sTATfMEST.
Tho following IL the. statonlent OF the New
York banks Tor the Woell ending Inst evening:
, 1874-05-18

aTocK MOVEMENT FOR THE wEEK.
The following list. showing the highest, low
est, and closing prices Of nctivo stocks for the
past weok, is furnished by A. o. Slaughter:
, 1874-05-18
DR.. c. Bigelow,

M ONE N 81: Sf!S f;ssSf Is xS;;' s;s s;S f; a!:
Thirty lunturcs etponlhytn Young Asm, In pn0k form,
Gallyorgd boluro ho UIi aiEh INSTITUTE.
rf!ss 80 eta.. nast psl oaev, ,lB1 Wash.nGteyst:.
ChIcakD Cuisullntf0n tras. Q4ll or Mrito Pattunt1
provided with loara aud rooms.
The New York herald., 1874-07-23

(NLOSlNG DAYS OF THE
- GREAT ROMAN HIPPoDRoME
IN NEW YORK,
\, FASHIONABLE XND DEGIGHfED AUDIENCES
,AFTERYOON AND EVENING.
suMMER RESORT IN THE CITY,
ROMAN CHARIOT RACES FOUR HORSES ABREAST
pr.r ROMAN sTANpING kAGts.
FLAT RACES BY pAkiNG YOUNG LADIES'
JOCKEY RACES sGss1so
LIBERTY RACES, Repre- ,ENTiSGN
p,ppu THE GRAND coRSO OF ROME,
r,,p o MONKEY RACES.
THE MODERN HERCULES AND
ALL IN FULL AT EACH EXHIBITION.
PROFESSOR W H. DoNALDsoN's
GRAND EXPERIMENTAL BALLOON ASCENSIONS
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
THE REGULAR iHk On or THE oRA
COURSE.
- p. T. BARNUM'S
WoHLD RENOWNED MENAGERIEi
mao, The MOST RARE AND COSTLY
GEOLOGICAL COLLECTION ON EARTH
~ - .optN DAILY AT :3J AND r. NJ
PERFORMANCE BEGahs WITH TIE
AT 2:3O AND O'CLOCK '"""'0 os NAiio"s
BOX OFFICE OPEN THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE
EDWARD MULLEN
in e TaS FIVE Sa 4sS
assigned special track inside the inner inc sure nj fs
Hippodrome, where he is now walking in mi view on
the audience No interruption OF the brilliant contests
speed and daring equesrans the Grand Course
To accommodate those Interested pedestriansn the
Madison avenue office will remain open Al All hnnrs
OF the day and night Admission as usual 90 centA
The New York herald., 1874-07-23
PROPOSALS..
for
PLATE GLASS
required the
United States Court House and Post Office,
New York city.
ADyFPTtsgvENT
ADVERTISEMENT.
UNITED STATES couRr nousE AND Posr OFFICE
NPU SORK Cry

UNITED STATES couRT noUsn AND Posr OFFICE,
Nfw YORK Cry.
- OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT. July 10. 1874.
scared proposals Will be received Mt tins Office until
~ NJ VI the 10Th day OF july 1874 tor furnishing and de-
verng al the United states Court House ani Post oce,
New aork city al hc plate and other glass required Tor
the buiions, as called for IN the schedule
Copies OF the specifications and schedule be had
Oh application at this office
Proposals be made inclusive and exclusive OF i'm
port uuly.
arnpes o ihe glass proposed to be furnished must ac-
COMPANY earh prUpo.ul ana lhe whole must be de
hvered unbrosen ami in perfect order within two
months from date OF acceptance Of proposal.
All bIds must he accompanied by penal bonn oi Two
responsible ers9ns III the OF five thousand dollars
(S5Cl that the bidGcf will accept and perform The
tract II awarded h the suciency OF the security 10
be certified by the United states Judge, Clerk OF The
United States Court the District Attorney OF the dis
trict wherein the bidder resides.
Ihe department reserves the right reject all
bids II IL be deemed or the interest OF the government
TO do
every bid must be made the printed form to be OBJ
tanned AT this oice and mus: conform In every respect
TO the requirements OF this advertisement or Will not
con dcred.
Proposals VIII be received from parties who are
not themselves engaged in the glass trade.
PrOpos lls must be enclosed sealed envelope. en-
dorsed Proposals for Pate Gass &c, for the United
states Court House AM Post office New York city, ana
addressed to CALVIN T HuLBuRD superintendent.
The New York herald., 1874-07-23
rosT OFFytE .O1fCE.

DOsT OFFICE NOTlCE.--THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
J. f9r the week ending saturday July 10 ls Wi CLOSE
Ut ths oice as follows :-on TUESDAY al z3o A., gp
Wednesday 3j and IL M on Thursday ut II go A. ~
= T. SAxxs. eenAnastsf.
The New York herald., 1874-07-23
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

1)ACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
i TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA, VIA
PANAMA.
Rates of passage, including all necessaries for the
trip
New York to san Francisco, $50, sluo or $40 cur
rency.
San Francisco TO Yokohama $50, gotd
San Francisco to Hong long 500 gold
Steamers leave pier AZ North River New York, as fol-
lows
cay OF PANAMA, Captain c. c. Lima, July rs at IL
noon Freight and way passengers only
ACAPULCO, Commander A. o. Gray, August l, at IL
steamers Central Ame rca and South Pacific ports.
Ezra steamers tor freight and passengers will be
despatched on intervening Saturdays necessity
require
Steamers leave San Francisco for Japan ana China as
follows
And every alternate Saturday.
For freight and passage further information apply
at the companys ONCE the wharf foot Canal street.
New YORK. H. J. BuLLAY,
RUFUS HATCH, Superintendent
Managing Director
G. H. DAYTON,
Freight Agent.
The New York herald., 1874-07-23

EfOE "A e OR TO EXCHANGE FOR REAL IEsTArE
u on Long Island or in Sew Jersey large aud very
ya!uable iIact of Land with sugar cuttou ulant
lions now rented, lying iriHity River texas 81 nies
ir0u Liberty, ranroad running through the properiy
EJr ful rarueuars and map OF the farm aDd conufry
cali on o. address l. ALDkICH. ~ Front 81 York
LyoR CASH DWELLING N NEW YORK. NOT OVER
Sz2uo) small place IN city for equity y6 0j
~ four story, brywn siSne .cuemeht
The New York herald., 1874-07-23

dor NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell steamship Line. .
The steamship KNICKERBOCKEk, captain kemble,
viii ieaye pier No North kiver, Saturday, July 25
Freight received daily Through rates given 70 Gal
veston Indan0a, Rockport on Aranzas Wharf, Bra2Os
Santiago, 81 Louis and Mobile Cabin passage, 80
steerage, SIS. For fire. ight or passage apply TO
CLARK A SEAMAN, st West street