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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-10

And IN accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board of Directors. made on the
4th day Of May, 1874, so many shares of
each parcel Of such stock as may be necessary,
will be sold at public auction, at the Office OF
the company, Room %. Hsywards Building,
No. 4l9 California street, Fan Francisco, Cali.
iornia, on Thursday. the I'd day Of July,
1874, at the hour OF O'Clock p. m. of such day. to
pay delinquent assessments thereon. together
with costs Of advertising and expenses of the
sale.
CHAS. G. NEAL, Secretary
0fiice-Room %, Haywsrd's Building. No. 4l9
California street, San Francisco, California.
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N o T ICE

ITO I. SOLOMON, OWNER IN THE yI1rrn,
i Mine, Lincoln Co. Nevada: You are Nm. IN
notified that there is due from Won tbs s n,nc
s672s on your interest in the above MI saul o.
for labor performed on the same, paid for tr ne
winch You are hereby notified to pay imes,
ment; otherwise we shall claim fort i,s. Use.
your interest, in conformity with tbe AZ. " "
Congress tsection 81, approved NAV IN az, ,o- u
All persons are cautioned against Tprch. ~.
said interest from L. Solomon. as be e.a,ts
under existing circumstances, make Isssi
transfer. 'ss'
K. W. SIMPSON.
Phoebe, New, March "a, 1874.
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II THE DISTRICT COURT or

IN THE DISTRICT couRr ~,
y United States for the District of I'll TIE
In the matter Of William siapsfeld bssos.--
IN binkruptey.-Uniteds States Of Ama DanArqpt.
b,s h 2, ,sssas s a warrant in EsnkptS
OF william stansield Of the eounty - Is estate
and State OF Nevada, in said Disiiiet ,-lhhcon.
been duly adjudged bankrupt upon ,a, sao has
his creditors. and the payment Of any dlsh,ton
tns delivery Of any property belonging 10 an, ana
Of anv ~ nl OF to his use and The ran sdq
A meeting OF the creditors Of saiS h.n Y law.
70 prove their debts and choose one or A, ,,
assignees 81 his estate, will be beld a, more
OF bankruptcy, to be holden at Eurek, a. court
pist !rie on the 18Th day Of June D. isis s',a
port, one Of the Registers in Brant rr pasen.
said District. up'ey Of
-, GEORGE l. LAMaoy
,Std U. 5. Marshal for said pis,,,o,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Tu.r
~ have this day sold 10 4. c. TMFRsov W.
of Hosmer L Setter. ''e A'e LIN
JOSIAH HosNFR.
L. SETTER.
his
FRANK X MELovIcg
mark
mylo-u ANGELO BLtsNIcy
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DELINQUENT SALES.
Ingomar silver Mining Company. :

Ingomar Silver MlnIng CompAhy.-
Location of principal place Of business, San
Francisco California-Loeation OF works, Ely
Mining District Lincoln county Nevada.-No-
tice.-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account Of assessment No. Z.
levied on the 4th day Of May. 1874, the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
spective shareholders. ls follows;
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TIRE DAILY ALTA CALIFORNIA,

vUSHE OLDEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER
u on the Pacific Coast. Published Ut San
Francisco, California.
Subscriptions received by -
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CHAP. CCxIv. Act to amend an Act entitled
An Act to promote the Development Of the
Mining ReaonrceR United States.,

Mining Resources United States
Be 1t enacted byt and House % Rep.
resentaiives of the United States Of America In
Congress assembled That the provisions Of the
fifth section Of the Act entitled IAN Act to pro.
mote the development Of the mining resources
of the United Stated" passed May tenth, eigh.
teen hundred and seventy.two, which requires
expenditures Of labor and improvements on
claims located prior to the passage Of said Act.
are hereby So amended that the time for the first
annual expenditure on claims located prior 10
the passage Of said Act shall be extended to the
tenth Of June, eighteen b inbred and seventy.
four. Approved March !, 1873.
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Ara n accordance with Law Rnd an order OF
the Board Of Trustees. made on the Twentieth
dag Of April, 1874, no many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock as may be necessary will be
John Middleton L Son, No. $40 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. CAL, on Friday.
the nineteenth day Of June, 1874, al
the hour Of IL O'Clock m. Of said dsv. 10
pay. delinquent assessments thereon. together
sale.
DAVID 7. BAGLEY, Secretary,
Ofhce-Room No. I, No. 40l California street.
Ban Francisco. California.
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Newark silver Mining Comp.ny,

Newark silver Mining Company.
Location Of works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln
county, Nevada. Notice. -There are delinquent
upon the following de cribed stock, on account
OF assessment no, y levied on the goth day of
April, 1874. the several amounts tet opposite
the names of the respective shareholders, as
follows.
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LEGAL.


In, Ihe Annual Meeting Of IN.
no. noia ,s Q, the Phoebe Silver Mining s'oek-
business as msH 81 nIS,s'ets and such oh,,
ing, VIII be held on MONDAY. Msy we ne Inte,-
O'Clock p. m, at the Office II he :; c .si at
room 2s Hayward's Buildipg. 40 Cnpany.
street. san Francisco. California ossiiioinia
oooas eaD OS on the lst day CT May at oaat
ing. BY order of the Trustees N''ei 'he meet.
ap@'-'d CHAs. Y. ELLIoT. seere,.,
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bat values e.hlstsd !.
$s%; /. ssi s :ssaas1: sns
Lard.western steam was offered less freely and the
ense 30 erss az so P9 Or and
tgr Sss Tor August st 4 ice a,e per
e eSde sS' s srfs, steady sales /. lots n
and bags Of Ranaoon al &C. "a 1se ~ PSF No.
in a. entirely
GEN. !is &C., $s ssSise
Hssa fs ny t Ayrs Sc
Cape Be- Ms Madras each Fssaa. So
SISs 5Ss dssls%s
Ps,lo Sc sas AngosiarS. 4sc SOC; Ma@moros,
market ma, for raw generally speak
for fair 70 good rsfnjns We sales or hhds q
steady asf
Tor an aSr We
soaa M sooa TO TO p4s q s 70
ss e sssd s s So1 prime So g CHOICE
Sae sa ps,sA &c
i0s a. : z rs Vie ss
Bus ss srSScsSE ny: si g to !, choice ass BIs
standard. 10 to SC. sc Mana-superior and
s.sDs.Slhe market for lln.eed continued dun and
a ws s as9 e JI ef
Esss s m Ss q aaO &c sssd Y y
TALLOw firm and in fair demand. Sales 200 hhds
OF city at Sac. and $50 lbs OF out OF town stock at Sc
sac. per lb
ToBAccoBusiness in seedeaf continued fair and the
market steady Sales include loo cases OF sundry
kinds crop 1872 at from &C. 30c per H. 10 cases OF
ConnecIicn crop 1870 az & e per 10 s,5 eases q
eases OF ohio, crop 1873 on private terms Kentucky
sales foot GOO hh ds, q oc per b OF for
egn the sales were 80 bales of Havana at soc 81
per ID.
wnExxY-Receipts 1893 bbk The market today was
very quiet butremained steady II 99c. sales 9J bbl
AZ that price
Woo--frade during the past three DAYS has been fair
and the market steady for all descriptions excepting.
perhaps. California WOOL which shade easier.
sales include 100 lbs Of mixed wool at sac 5000 lbs Of
bags Of super pulled Soc $500 lbs Of pulled combings,
Soc 5000 lbs OF secured fleece, 7Oc. LOCO lbs of
dunn unwashed fleece, SIC go lbs stock l9c
20 00o lbs Of lambs California; 25c; 2o6O lbs. OF Cali
tornia spring 15c 81 bales Of do, Soc 5000 lbs of do
s,c bales o. slighy bury do SOC ZOO lbs Of fail
e AusTaan eomblngs 7qc % 600 lbs Of Texas soc
Of bury do Sc = bales Of fall California l2S bales
bags of secured wool on private terms.
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ANOTHER PRINCE OF WALES.
from the New YORK World.l

From the New YORK WOrid.J
IL is rather startling. is 1t not. to hear that 'fhe
Prince OF Wales was married on the 10Th OF last
month to Lady Alice Hay. y daughter o: the late
Ehrl OF Enroll, at the Roman Catholic church in
spanish place, LondOnw SUCH however, u tho
fact. And yet the husband OF Alexandra, '.sea
kings daughter from over the sea, has not COM
mitted gamy. The "Princc OF Waes'' who has
just welded a Young Scottish lady OF old cavalier
and Jacoblte blood is the wrong prince OF Wales"
He Is commonly known as colonel Count Charles
Edward dAlbany, the only sou OF Count Charles
Edward Stuart and OF Anna, daughter OF the Right
Hon. John de la Poer Beresford aud niece OF the
first Marquis OF Waterford When the right Prince
Of Wales last year went TO the Vienna Exhibition
he had the pleasure OF seeing this great grand
nephew or whatever ne may be, OF the Pretenders
OF the last century 6gurlng in a Highland dress
among the officers OF the Austrian army. II is
rather doubtful after all whether the "Coune
Charles Edward" Is so nearly the direct reprcsen-
alive OF the royal Stuarvs as to deserve even in
that way the complimentary title OF the wrong
"Prince OF Wales.r Az y matter OF fact we believe
the direct heir or the English crown in the Stuart
line to-day Is Francis ", ex-Duke Of Modena, my
right divinen Francis /. oi Great Britain and Ire-
land, King But the Count Is conceded to be
Stuart, and his reappearance in England to marry
a scottish noble woman Is at least a curious incl
dent OF the day worth bringing to the notice OF tho
lovers OF historical romance.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

c,,,., ,,,o,. u,,. o.,, dA4yEsros, June 49, 1874
'ssss
NEW ORLEANS June 10 1874.
g. S'sos IS iss syssas
exports, to Great Britain, s46a coaswise s07 sales
CO Cotton quiet smddllns sc 10y iddlpe sXe
Great Britain 1853: soss.wiss 5sz sales 400 Stock
TsSa' to ss sfsof a to Great
..,,,,., SAVANNAH, June ls, 1874
:'$ s?;s 'fsS'
siosk. lessipts Tugs 1885, Exports Is
:::sy; sss !.
sS s wh:s white iss sH hea !, j S.
81 sSSsa 8 ssssss
Sss $s'S 'Ss r. IS; ssH fsts
to New bsnsy M q sess1 @
xass 81 ST. az eStn
Lake md rail Imports 70! ths
o pGa so CANAL eus
DO 5 osTs;
on range. western spring, IS 10 81:
81 81 Is; amber, 81 80 IS; white s. IS So Wheat
active and higher sales 5000 bushels No Milw aukee
spSing at 3 s4k 1000 No DO a. Corn dun sales
mixed at 7oc Oats dull; sales Of No Western Sc:
So Wesern, 81 80 81 ~ Other articles unc ang cd.
TOLEDO, June l9. 1874
@ asS e sHa %ss,i
y e, IL As; jsy & Corn
66c. July low mixed, 65c damaged, Soc Oats quiet
and unchanged. Freights dull; Buffalo, &c.; to
Oswego &c. Receipts-3a000 bushels wheat 3aNc do
corn shlpmcnts-5a0U bushels wheat, 1000 do corn
700 do. oats.
CHICAGO, June l9, 1874
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat opened arm and
closed du and weak at 81 &c for No sDrng 81 az Tor
No do cash; 81 201x for July, 81 IA for August No
81 1871 rejected 81 o. Corn opened rm but closed
weak at 6Disc tor No. Mixed cash 59ssc 5y2<c for
July, 594c. 593Sc for August; rejected. 56Ac. 57kc.
Oats dull and lower at Acc. for No cash 4lhc for
July. Rye firm and In fair demand at A1sc- for No. q
Barley nominal Pork firm and in fair demand at xl7 90
CASH SIT l2h bid for July; sales at SIT 50 SIT 40 for
August Lard steady At $40 85, cash $40 s7k for July.
Bulk meats steady and nominaly unchanged Whiskey
steady at 94kc Freights-Corn. to Buffalo, 3kc.; TO
Kingston, 7c In open Board, In the afternooIl-Pro.
visions quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet at 81 2la
spot; $1Nh 81 2iA for july Corn-60tsc.. cash SIZE
for July Receipts-60OO bb -four, g. bushels wheat
3lSO0O do corn and 5000 do. oats. Shipments-60N
bbl flour 70 600 bushels wheat, l,0Oo do. corn 5000
do Is III do. 49,
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES.


The movement Of these was insignificant, and
If sales. were made they did not ind their
announcement through the usual financial
channels. We therefore quote them dull and
steady The late bids were Tennessee skies,
old. ex coupon, 81; do. do. new. OK coupon,
OIL do do, new series, 81 Virginia SKIES, new, 32
do. do, consolidated. 52ls; do. do, do. second
series. So; Georgia skies. rs; do. sevens, new, OIL
do. DO, Endorsed, 80; North Carolina SKIES, old,
January and July, 20; 40. do, do, April and DC
tober 20; do do, North Carolina Railroad, January
and July, 35; do. do., April and October, 35; do.
do, OF, January and July, IS; do do, on. April
and October, rs; South Carolina skies, rs; do do,
January and July, 49, do Funding act, 1866, IA;
Louisiana skies, 20; do do, levee 20; do. eights
levee, 20; Arkansas skies, Funding act Is; do sew
ems, Mississippi, Ohio and Red River, 10; do. d.
Arkansas Central Railroad, 10; Texas tens 1885, 90
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
- %hn 1nUs
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,..,. Bnenos AMes ..dhforisd co,anon Lifde.
S MIA , s. ::s S. ss IS
ssSy a.nassa sss s s &C. as as &C. s sss
sGs oS..si.ashier-Lsst oasss &c. Sc Sc Middle ai
S.sss S. s 4ss Grsp $40 sc crop sc
S os idss &c. AND OAK evss ss0s bellies s s
Ing grades and business srocsTy Qualities was
isllOws srOp.Cu6a, centrifugal ana mixed sSc
dH sgaSss6y 81 d25s sisS
spirits q turpentine but the market q close WAS
sales S etaf pn's 20
ad % wh s 1o less per ss e
SSo ss1 AZ w have on!S sales q
u % Tar and pitch were neglected. and quoted
in casks from crushers hands brought Die &c sperm
= ys!%s NM, su.ssa ptaf sor
Ole Tor northern sc sec for souhsrn Csc esc for
nd 4aa esS
Oil remained trm at se tor present make With bids q
soc s ,or crude Ole osc for refined southern yellow
Bank quoted at Csc 7oc, and domestic do a. sc
PnrRoLEyx.-ror refined petroleum the market was
decidedly lower ana asls closing with te
2 dGS 90 os' isa
s. auosd iS5 Jay delivery ne &c. oasss
neglected. ana Quoted nom1naiiy At sc. Saphtha WAS
also nominal at 7sc city the Philadelphia market
in sympathy with the market here. easier but en-
trey nominal IN the absence Of Transactions kehnsd
markets at the oil producing points were dull, and
yalnes weak quoted as ollowsOil City, 81 10 y ~
peosn'm csntTs 81 % 81 10; iusvlle 81 ~
81 i2k at United or river.
PROVISIONS. Rcceipts-Pork 81 packages; beef none
cut meats 100 packages; lard, iSi bbls and tierccs
sotye today ana higher We heard O. sales Of s eos
12 bbls for July x7 50 Sl7 b5 and $50 bbls. for
August at SIT 10. Bacon remained quiet but steady
do, quoted at loc ID. Dressed hogs ~ 7s.c Ict
BeefThe market was quiet at unchanged prices Lots,
In jobbing way, to the amount Of 20 packages were
mess pbs So 81 for extra do So ~ Tor prime
India mess. Beef hams we're neglected and entirely
nominal; quoted at from SIS $aS for the range OF
Southern And AS 4 225 WaSlAkn Out rnAAks-Cba
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REAL ESTATE,

The only sale effected at the Exchange yester-
day was OF premises 1s4th street, west OF Fifth
avenue under the direction OF J. w. G. Leverdge,
referee. The legal sae-W. H. Leonard referee
of property on Seventh avenue and Broadway was
adjourned and J. A. Hatzel, referee, adjourned
the legal sale OF Houston street property, between
Clinton and suffolk streets.
J. Johnson Jr reports the sale on the premises
at Whitestone, H. L. OF 2l0 lots for $33, 3S3, being
al average or $3.50 per lot.
Also A. d. MelIick. Jr., h Brother report the sale
OF 100 lots at Roselle, N. j., for 81, 600.
NEW YORK pRorsRrr -sY JAMES " MILLER.
13s b. h. and L. l34th ST. s. 294S IT. W. OF 5th
av lot II l0x99 II; samuel Phillips, paiutif SIS
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AN OPPRESSIVE Law.
from the Springfield Rep

From the Springfield Republican,
Now steps forward Senator Sherman with .
proposition for nominal rate of four cents per
pound and real rate OF one cent per copy. This
would make the annual postage on dailies q little
over So and on weekles 1fty-two cents--two and
q half times what it is now. And this postage u
to be prepaid by the publisher. That is to say.
Senator Sherman, against the advice OF the de-
partment and the example OF the House, proposes
to mulct the newspapers OF the country In yearly
fine OF ST. SOC, 900, or Whereabouts, Tor the undue
characters OF their rulers III IL becomes q law,~
teegraphs the correspondent Of the Boston AdVe,--
ttSer, 1T win eXtngui5n many OF the minor news
papers which any circulation outside OF their
counties. and will cost all larger journals HAND
some fortune every year.n
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For future delivery basis low ricdling the sales have
SO bales at il iiec,,. LOO al issc August 800 st
M i. s SS at 4. e s ossSs sS i;
M5une 800 p BALES at 1859 Snort two notice
2ahl et i6ssc, aoo snort qotee 22d, at le Lille
- s9x2c zoe at losc 80 at 10 2s2c 500 at 1885, by at
Z IS s2c $50 a. 800 at s2c 200 at la.c, 200 az
at nsso q, Sssc d i i$e :sepsm ber 100 a
5i6c, 100 at II 1899 800 At l7 200 at l3lc 800 at
Y s-l6c, 200 AT n lisze.. 40 Al n1sc Lso at ~ is2c
October go a. ll6c N9ysmber 100 at IS lo.lec
at36c paid 10 exchange 100 short notice June for July
The receipts at the various ports were foiiows;-
Galveston LOO; New Orleans. 72; Mobile, 81 savan
Baltimore, l9; New YorE, 2N boston. 20 Total 2,595
bales. This day last week, LII This day last year,
264 Rates Oh cotton were quoted thus:-ro Havre, by
Bremen. by steam, ~; by SAIL, 40 compressed. 70
,CorFEE-fhe market, although firm, inactive for
All descriptions We heard OF transactions aside from
We quote Rio ordinary cargoes, l2c. Sc. fair do
2c extreme range for lots, lsc. 2lc Java, govern
lse. axe; Maracabo 6lsc. 2lac Jaguayra, i9sc.
201sc.: Jamaica Iyc dc St Domingo, loo Porto
Rico, 49, 29iac. Costa RIGA, 9c. 2ohc. Mexican,
gold, sixty to ninety days credit
BGcs. THE market remained quiet Most holders were
asking l9c FOR choice marks OF Western while others
offered them at l5c We quote Long Island New Jer
l7c. Canada choice brands loo. Ice. western do
LOG: l51sc other Western. Ac 6c. Southern. 14c
Flour AND GRAIN -Receipts--Four, II, $50 bbls wheat
H3,s2 bushels corn, la49s do oats, 1856 The -four
market steady under a moderate inquiry for ship
plna gooda which were firm The sales since last rcpoSk
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THE AMENITIES OF POLITICS.

IRON the Americas tGa.l Republican,
A bolt OF lightning struck Parson Bfownlown
house in Knoxville the other night but after nndA
ing that the Parson waa absent II went OUT
way oil the cellar.
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COMMONWEALTH or vTRGINfA-THE COUPONS
- due January and July, 1874, OF the consolidated
one. third interest certificate.
John q. MAMMA. Is Broa4vAy and No. Z New St
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HAVANA MARKET,

HAVANA, June 10 1874
the United States % days, currency 1884 Is6 emium;
short sight 1873 lao premium 50 days. gold 1856 l57
premium; short sight, lGl l62 premium. On London
100 1872 premium On Paris, l6S LOO premium Higher
rat ties asked later.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoyDoy pnopucE MAnKEr-LospoS, June I9--Even-
ing.Caicuta iinseed, sos 90. Cos Lnseed oil, ell
Ell 05s per tun. Common rosn, Is per cwt
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CITY TREASURY.

Comptroller Green reports the following disburse-
ments and receipts Of the Treasury yesterday
DISBURSEMENTS .
Claims naid number OF warrants W. AMOUNT -.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS

The following are the last quotations limited
States currency skies, 114x 114zs; do do, 1881,
registered 1161s 116X; do. do. do, coupon, 12iA
1213 do hve.twenties, 1862, registered, llSX q
114H; do. do, do, coupon, ia 114is; do. do,
1864, registered, 116H 116x; do. do do. coupon,
III Ms: do. do, 1855, registered, 16a 1852;
do. do, do. coupon, 117x a 11s14 do. do, DO.
new, registered, 116 1861: do. do, do, coupon,
100 1905; do do, 1867 registered, l167s 116a. ;
do. do. 40, coupon, 1908 1901; do. DO, 1885,
registered, il624 lit; do DO, do, coupon, 12OX
1903; tenlort,es, registered, la& a l141. do.
do, coupon. 1874 1l4N; nves, 1881, registered,
113& 114is do. do, do, ex coupon, 113@ 114h.
DRY GOODS IMPoRTs.
The imports OF dry goods at this port for the
week ending to-day were $l,256,l2o and the
amount marketed $i,126,967. The imports of dry
goods for the corresponding week or last year
were $s7,,305, and for 1872 s1,37i,o07.
THE MONEY MARKET
Money to-day was without change. We continue
70 quote rates on call loans at and per cent.
Commercial paper is rs usual. Foreign exchange
was tu'i on the basis Of 4s71a Ass for bankers
6o'day sterling, and 400 a 4.9O1s for demand.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
Late London advices report that the rate OF dis
count IN the open market for three months bills Is
~ per cent which is u per cent below the Bank
Of England rate The amount of bullion gone into
the Bank OF England on balance to-day IS f2e, 900.
Erie Railway shares, 25k 251t; Erie preferred,
"A. Paris dispatches quote rentes at 5gf 27hc.
Consols for money, 92X 92a<; consols for account
Sax a o27s; 1865, old, 1881 q 1851; 1se7s, 1881
1857; ten-forty bonds 1861; new nyes, 104%.
Market quiet but firm, on easy money Prices IN
Amsterdam are quoted as follows Central Pacific
drst mortgage bonds, 7sk; Union Pacific frst
mortgage bonds, Tan; Union Pacific stock, 81 /;
Southwestern preferred, AK; st. Paul preferred,
l6k Erie, 25,s.
RAILROAD BONDS.
These were somewhat more active than yester.
aay, the aggregate OF business amounting to ABOUT
nlA0Oo. The Pacific MORTGAGES were frm and
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JUNE 20 1874-rRPLE SHEET

including all kinds aggregate about 900 bbs az figures
within ne range OF the annexed quotations Corn meal
was easier ano IN iar demand Sales $50 bbis
"a W ~ % for Brand 81 10 81 80 for Jersey and
delaware yellow and "a ~ a 80 Western yellow.
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higher Centrals advanced to e2x for the six per
cent gold bonds and from 1olh 70 1o2 for State
Aid bonds. The following were the latest bids
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$1,000 Tn p RR LIST. b 9
1907 Tn Pac l0's. me.
1000 Quin a foi ist b c
200 N j Cen COW.
900 Z a N w C cgb..
1909 g Pac < BIDS. . b C
1900 81 l., J 4 c LIST. be
600 40 ............
8 shs Mech's DIX. .b C
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-20
COTTON STATEMENT.

Total net receipts cotton at all the ports since Sep
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-20
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P, M.


Cotton Lower-FlOur Steady - Wheat
Highcr-Corn Steady-Oats Dull and
Hcavy-Pork and Lard Firmer-Gro-
ceries Steady-Freights Strong-Pctr0-
leum Lowcr-Spirits Turpentine and
ROsin Easisr-WOol Firm Whiskey
The Grange advance., 1874-06-10

The GRANGE ADVANCE is furnished in
clubs of ten for S1.50 per year, and will
be furnished for the next 80 days to single
Of ten or more for four months at so cents
each on trial. We want five thousand new
subscribers in the next thirty days, and
can have them if every one Of our friends
will 20 to work in earnest