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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29
MONDAY, Dec. oS-p. ".

Stocks as q rule opened strong this morning, and
for the first hour advanced but finally yielded
to Der cent on the decline in Wabash from % to
%. Later in the day, when this stock suddenly
rallied to 9i the remainder Of the list regained its
decline and in some instances advanced per cent
over former quotations After this, although the
business of the day was larger and more widely
distributed than during the closing days Of last
week, the market was dull and featureless until
near the close, when Wabash broke again, going
this time to 1884, which seemed to unsettle the re-
mainder of the list, which declined from to per
cent and the market closed feyerish. In regard
to Wabash, the street was favored with repetition
Of the story concerning the probable non-payment
Of the February interest the first mortgage bonds
accompanied with plentiful prophecies of eventual
bankruptcy as the end Of this heretofore important
road The decrease of $lS4O0 in the comparative
earnings for the third week in December also helped
60 depress the stock. Lake Shore has been the
strongest stock upon the list having sold at 500
S0i0S0t0Slt0sOt. The latest rumors in regard to
dividend on Lake Shore is that there is to be q
meeting of its Board Of Directors tomorrow
at which the question 10 to DO settled
We find quite diversity of opinion as to what will
be the rate of the dividend If any shall be declared
the majority of operators expressing much conf
dencs tlfat there viii DO dividend OF some kind.
and reason that az bonds have been issued in place
81 the floating debt the stockholders are enhsed 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29

srs,s Prime Si3 rs Hsusswee. 3tIed 1011ii1t secorH
70 essdon DIR Sailed MeaShouders srm a. 82 loose M
9s. w. Lsrd sross Prime steam esdsfcd ISs;
Kete Do 1880 Rsceiss-piour 1900 bba Wheat 0oO0 eo
shipnents-Posr 900 bbA Wheat $1,000 tadh ..o 49,.
Dee 2srou' e,S, .nS u.e @.s re q d q,
Winter 81 rs or EItrs Wheat quiet; No Misses
Club, 81 49, No White M,chigas ~ ~ Corn aan wow
High MiIe Meal SO for Bohed; ~ er ~
boted per ton MleedSSors s229s23; Sbipstua sIo An
PntaostpH Dec 2sPonr quiet Wisconsin, and hin.
Ss $50: High Grades s7es7 wsra, dal Red. 81 22S
81 %; Amber 81 26 White 81 3J0$! So Rye steady Of ~!
Dom rsb. puet Yellow S0dS3c Mid Wes@rs pc Oats daAs
White 81 Djc Msed. 63c Pork dali al $2On$2O So Ls,
13J0l1i4c WHISKY at 81 OF Better dn New Ysrt.
stat: and Bradford COUNT 4Vea2 Cho'e wesrs Ro
and Delaware 29a} Western 2sG2Dc Petroleum steady Crude
soc; e6nei II % Qur Bark-No. held sd tIovet-
seed In fair demand SgDlOe Ksxsee eoGnand " V9 ~
Sr 2S-Pour unchanged Whe.t deciaing No. ea
Winter 81 O5a0Sl Oj5,; No Spring. S7c hid crn e,dyS
New ia Ql according location Oats steady a! % 9@5Ty
WHISKY quiet 97 Provisions stronger higher prices asss .
some cases only limited obblng demand for ray afue,e PoA
nomns $40 Dry Sailed Me,is-Nhoudcrs held At osd14c
Clear Rib Sides 95s99c Clear Sides 9g Zoe Bacon ma, Las
noniraL Hogs hat nomnsy $6dS7 Cattle unchsnsea
hlr doing Choice Native Steers, - 900 81 90 innos
IS H. RsceiVtt-OOO Poor 1900 bnsa wbest ~ 900
buh 1000 bush OATS $4,000 BUSH Baey l6oo ioxs'
I0LEpo Dec 28-Fiour sesdy. Wheat steady; No. Wnhs
Wabash 81 1ii4: Amber Michigan December 81 lnnSl IOt
January lO2 February 81 l3No Red 81 ~ Con STEADY:
steady; NO 57qr acL 664 White. 59t Clover Sod
S. SO Dressed Hogs - 1888 % t-"hea' l2OOo
bush; Corn $1,000 buh Oats 5000 oasa "bpneab-Oofa
5000 bus5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29

grades there good obbinR bnhes 9. late fall dgues sales q,
1000 bags Marseabo. suniry vessels god ana DO
bsgs Jmsiea private terms quoted a. IL loi2 gold
CO1T0NH,des Of Couon drm aud prices SNOW n
Of &C. %; quotations accordingly but ne ~
vnneed pfer asked checked brnes aud the were
light The arrivals al the porss material falling on As
this boilers tue advantage TIC rs
ceip,. tue n port' oiI 2j722 baes this daT last
"a 666 bas this dsy last AZ lot bsles sock IN NeWiA
I49,S4 lies; con .olidatd sock, sol. IA bales q.
ouon sani ri Of clsssgca'n IN Iorre Sept L. 1874
Upnd Cation QfJ uot more Than hIii
gtade .hov. a"ow she g'idr quoted.
Orinarr. Lar Sinot Good OrinsrT. 1873 Miiding 145
G,oi Ofd.. ljs Lor sfid., l4k Good Mid. Is "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COrPEE-ohen IN better de-
mand has sprupg up and will be below
figure this has iven sellers the advantage and they
are Offering their spangy The market closes
advance Of Sc ~ rese our quotations accordingly Receipts
20 SO4
ineudue to-day 633 sold Memaof 900
bags per sos 502 bags LA bags
made public We quote
ordinary esrgos l7ase Pair do at lsaals's; Good do.
l9dl9c Prime 20D2O gold. 81 ard 0Oday The
stocks this evening all ports add s6l9 bs Eesdus s67l
20OU Galveston, 4733
1900 baxs Il Mobile bags ssyspnsh $500 bsE Charles
~ $500 bsss RshRsse ssa 97e8 kgs bahnsrG IL Ah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29
A nd the following for city bank shares

The Irving Savings Institution will pay interest
to its depositors at the rate Of per cent per
on and after Jan. 10, 1875.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady: Penn
sylvania 6s. 112 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
IG.; Reading Railroad. 54. Pennsylvania Railroad,
52l: gold 111i.
The Bank Statement compares as follows with
former returns:
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29

Total. SAL ,4l9.5OO Sl477.435
Or liability and $40
For the remaining SIX months of the year ii dues
are respectively the same as for the foregong that
is. for the present month of December there became
due the same amount as is set down above for June
In addition to the foregoing fixed payments there
are rents of the jamestown and Franklin. and OF
the Mahoning Coal Railroads. which being operated
for percentage of the earnings are. consequently
contingent upon their business
After Lake Shore and Wabash. the next most
active shares were Northwestern. Pacific Mail.
Western Union Telegraph, Union Pacific, Ohio and
Mississippi and Erie. The total sales OF the DAY
amounted to 10000 shares; and, comparing Satur-
days closing prices with those of today, ROCK
Island advanced per cent; Ere, Pacific Mall ST
Paul, and Western Union Telegraph. each /! Lake
Shore 8; Central and Hudson and Harlem. each 3;
and Ohio and Mississippi :, while G. c. and !. u,
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western and quick
silver each declined per cent; Union Pacific, :.
and Wabash, 8 per cent The opening, highest.
lowest and closing prices of stocks sold to-day Will
coil y,p OH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29

Railway bonds are in good demand. and in some
cases at higher prices We notice sale of Canada
Southern bonds at TO- which is a sharp advance
upon the last previous sale at the Board. The fol-
lowing were the bids for railroad bonds:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29
1873 Deposits I1s''' specie Circulation Leg; Ten

'7lJan 2O $40 25S O94 500 800 27156101 1861 900
Jan. 10 O0G 26l 27SG300 100
Jan. 723l2100 265 $4,000
Jan SOL 800 268 "a 900 o. 093 800 55i19
Jan. 3l9sOO 267 GIL 100 S9l 27O2470O 67ss35OO
Feb 239958OO 269 995 800 100 500 6sS7OO
Feb 239 277 ZOO &C. 1903 800 5yO52
Feb 800 900 306S7 200 26S956O0 100
Feb % 800 2S3 $1,000 20 900 2j7l3G 6o5OGOO
Mar 72l41993O0 700 26489 300 100 Gl
Mar APPS 500 1885, 8 200 2SOi.lOo 26907S 6l
Mar 22!o9slIoo 100 800 e. I2o90O 81 s5
Ap II 2ss6si3oo 2si ssOo 24o5soo 2s,s5960o Ss,9soS
Ar 1s 400 26797 800 5557S0O
Anr 25 234 1876 700 29 600 26840300
Nav 2234 40 500 2S8 400 &C. 600 600
Nav 026 236 100 2SG 54 600 90
Nav I6 900 1885, 800 800
NAV 2S4 800 900 1900 81 lOC3D0
2S2 S4 800 2deO09O0 80 400
June 9l33OO $50 55s 100 400 272 81 200
Jnne IL 1872 400 40 Q26 &C. 900 Gl
June eel 2i2 900 2GG7 GO95l 900
June 81 279 OCT 500 200 2665?3O0 GlsSO
July 32il550O ISL 2e'Si 90 62925 zoo
July 1s2429s36OO 2s7 0sS4O0 1929 goo 81 300
july 272t333OO 2s5 7553OO 2572 SEQ 81
Aug l2i273OO 100 1000 25,7G6O0 637l4sO0
Aug 2i226 600 2s2O2G0O 25293700 251622oO G5sls90O
Aug Is 2S7955OO 800 25740O0 25SG5On GG5i9OO
Aug % 234 279250200 20 coo 25SO900 66573 100
Aug 20 OOOOO 27s56OOO 9559O0 25.S2OO 65s9l4OO
Sent 234746OOO 27S319 200 1858 100 25s030O 672826O0
Sept IL 2,9Os9Oo 1881 800 400 65GOi7OO
Sept 10 0800 S6SO0 9S63OO 25605OO 6j32300
Sept 20 266sOO 199520O 2563s 600 6sOi 500
Oct 2S925 900 2735s94OO S9l90OO 25625 800 400
Oct 10 200 2837S0o 169i6 25ll5OO 6239l 200
Oct. II 23O1220O 2s22752OO 1907 500 25OG05oO 66970
Oct "a 226 800 2s $780, 700 35s52O0 25Ol35O0 30S00
Oct 81 ECO 2s1 200 100 25O57OO 1851 SEQ
Nov 226753 900 700 1?57 900 59Sl 100
Nov 81 223527OO 1880 l73sO9O 1000 55J4Oo
800 1872 800 1732900 24SS4 100 5330 900
Dec 52l9632 lou 296U63 coo l4467 200 0l26 5027C0
Dec 1S9issOsoOo 2S4 800 2lS8oO 4947OaOO
Dec 500 2S5 405 800 24736 500 493lI0o
Dec 26 800 800 1887 100 246loOO fl63i00
TABLE othe Acreage amount Of Loans, Specie Creua.
lion, Deposits, and Legal Tenders IN The Bdnks Of Inc
City of Hep York for The week ending Saturday. Dec.
1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29

Money has been in good supply. and call loans
were done at 3i04 per cent. Prime discounts are
selling at shot, The Treasurer at Washington
received to-day SS3OOOO in National bank notes for
REDEMPTION The Internal Revenue receipts were
S2SO,OOO.
Government bonds are again strong and buOyant
with smart domestic inquiry for those bonds
whose interest is payable in January 1s67s sold up
To 100 We annex the latest street quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29

the entire net earnings latter the payment Of in
terest for the past eighteen months be 1t three or
ten per cent In connection with this question: the
following statement. showing the monthly disburse-
ments Of the Company for interest upon its bonds.
may be Of interest 70 the readers of THE TMDUNE:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29

pRi dull and nominal si ii nd Pee ii spot
delivery ~ ia lee Crude at prompt hhh
ssI,y Juuay with hight demand sales 1000 bb, on ,p ID
hni2 a. kaphtha quiet aud weak 81 IOH2GV4
The ,rIe for Refined Phaeps 2 bid but there are Il"
IA report The telegrsphic ayes a. ;Oows: TITUS
vii. steady at 95 OIL Chy WEAK M!Ody3lr kousrve hen A.
SJc Centre quiet at eOaso laiou very h ~ oo4'
h'd Parter, United. zoe; Shipments ~ i2f
RICE CONTINUES the same quiet state as prevoa' reported nn
are sales OF 30 casks Carolina ~ 49Se anu ioo
bb, I,oui,iIna at Gd6Le for low grades 49, .
SIGARs-Raw Sugars aTe very hm WIN s opsnrs tas
800 boxes Centrifugal 81 M 300 bids
At sd re; PIT hhs 500 boxes and 80 bays in
49, Centr gsl - ri 49, and
d." At De- We quote Good fnny a. sdo&; Prime do al
hhds and buIe Sd"e, And M IL tlaVed
po1 Al s Refined hun with fair demand Crashed at
iOa Powdered lOe rsnuAttd at lO Soit yellow at -"
gl,r and Soft White at J'sdlOe.
SYkDS-Clo.r dull aud NOMINAL a, lOio Rough fiair IN
changed At 81 90 dS2 To-
sTttRNi, usnimate and values nominal at ljd 10 c
TAlLOW-Tberc far demand Al hm price, OF - buds
and 81 bills at S'sc
ohO bblS Al Ul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29

90 nsIDs specie. Leg. Ten. Deposits. Circals'n.
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IL
The Bank of England made the large gain of
f2G9OOO bullion on balance to-day the result of
free exports of coin from this side, and the rate OF
interest, now per cent may not unlikely undergo
change to lower rates the next Directors day.
Securities were dull and easier in the market The
local foreign exchange market has been dull and
firm the rates for business being 4S5sG4S5s for GO
days, and 1885, 04.9Ot for demand drafts. The gold
market was moderately active. but not remarkable
for any new features. The sales chiefly at liz
Gill; with late transactions at ILL., On gold loans
the rates were and q for carrying. The Assist
ant-Treasurer redeemed $11 900 in called bonds The
disbursements of January interest were $21OO,OO.
total of $39S3OOO. The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank was Gold cleared, $51 467 00O gold
balances ST. 63l, $50; currency balances $1S4l 400.
The quotations for gold were as follows:
io:OO.ml12 1880. ..lllIs 10nill 3 2:50 ILL e
iiY i:oS-. ii3 i2:SS:.iiiS 36O:.iiiE oils
The days business at the IT, s. Sub-Treasury
comprised:
C,v recetpu. s4l4l8O II Corrency psvm 436 80
o payuenu l547 669 07 Currency balance 9l6675 q
GOO b.lsuce .49. 270l72 % CuslOns.... lo2OO0 w
Currency receipts. I'll, 1853 06t
1922 900 cancelled gold certificates sent Washington D. c.
We annex the latest quotations of foreign ex-
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Dipi0fn0 Notices.

. NATIONAL TRUST CohPASf,
Nos 26l and 263 BROADWAY, corner "Aaxsssr
AT A meeting of the Board of Trustees, held
N Dec g. 1874 DIVIDEND ofFOUR az PER CESron the CAP
ia stock Company declared from the earnings inc P
six months payable Jan. 2. 1878.
The books will be closed 20h lost. and reOpene Jan
4, 1875. ! CRUlkShANA. oeeIe..-..>.
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NEW. YORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS

To,sis..... 29,5Go 2o7 1000 $500 10
SAINT time last
IA
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30
NEWS BY MAIL

San FRANcIsco, Oct. 24.-In the trot-
ting race to take place October 81, Occi-
dent will be handled by Budd Doble
against FnlleIson. 1t is expected that
DupIe will get Occident down to. his
work. Fullerton has record of 2l9,
and confidence is felt that Occident will
beat this under the guidance Of Doble.
The Carnival ball last night was n
grand success. The hall was filled and
the galleries packed with spevt..s-s 1t
is estimated that nearly 10000 persons
were present. The grand march COM
menced at 10 O'Clock, with OF least ooO
persons in line. The first gentleman
prize was won by Samuel Flishacker, in
the original character of "Stock insane. y
Best sustained character, Joseph Guisti,
as "Enoch Arden" Richest dressed
= character, DIR. W. B. McAllister, al
I Neptune" Among the ladies', the hrs
prize for original character was awarded
to Mrs. Addie A. Lieberman, representing
D California fruits and flowers. Best sus
tanned character, E. j. Stalz, as " Beg
gar Richest dressed, Mrs. J. Y
Romer. in the character of Granger"
MEMPHIS, Oct. 24.-In Pamela county
Mississippi, on Wednesday last, a part
3 of four young men were out huntin
9 deer, and becoming separated in a cane
=, brake, one of them saw the canes shake
and thinking it was caused by deer, h
fred both barrels of his gun, loaded wit
buck-shot, into the brake. killing one Q
3 his comrades, MORALLY wounding On
other, and severely wounding the third
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

WHILE taking water ct the tank at
Franktown about daybreak yesterday
morning, the passengers on the train
from Reno were startled by the clear
notes of bell, filling the whole valley
and waking the echoes of the adjacent
hills. Speculation was rife among the
old timers as to the cause of the mysteri-
Gus sound, as there is no bell nearer
than Carson. They finally concluded
that the spirit Of Fred Ent, the pioneer
of the valley, who died few days ago.
must be revisiting the pale glimpses of
the moon, and had taken that means OF
letting the residents know that he was
still around. Old settlers aver that since
the death of Ent the spectral forms Of
himself and Sandy Bowers are seen
nightly skipping around among the
whispering pines, back OF the mansion.
Vi-u Chronicle, "a.
The respectable colored people OF TINS
city indnlged in grand social hop last
night, being joined by q number OF COL
ored ladies and gentlemen from adjoin-
ing towns. Some semi.roughs of the
Caucasian race went to the ballroom
door, thinking to have some fun at the
expense of the gay gathering. The little
chunky door.keeper-a regular Ben
Cotton sort of nig-pitched into the
leader Of the white crowd and put mon.
strous head on him. Turning back tc
his post, he said: Ode ball goes on an
il any of you white trash tink you't
gwine to 'sturb dis party widout muss
you's nightly mistaken. - [ Virginia
Post. 90,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

BoGART. OF Williams own, and CHM,
Sutro's bill poster, had row at Virginia
City. Nobody was hurt, which we re-
greet to say. The Enterprise mourns in
the following "sargastig' terms:
Bogart, in speaking editorially of his
scfimmage with CHM, says he was not
armed. and adds that it was, pehaps, a
fortunate circumstance for both parties.
That is possibly true, but it is in bad taste
for Bogart to mention it. A man has no
right to publish personal congratulations
when they are Of nature to grieve the
whole community outside.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

IT will be remembered that about four
months since William O'Reilly was
stabbed and killed by Charles Huff. in
Brophy's saloon, on d street. Ever
since the affair occurred Mrs. O'Reilly
has grieved over the death of her hus.
band, and has at times acted strangely
Yesterday afternoon she went out to the
cemetery and remained the entire after
noon, PROSTATE upon the grave Of her
husband, kissing the cross at its head, as
if crazed with grief.-[ Virg. Chronicle,
sd inst.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

SUrRo's Independent says that Tom
Fitch, in his lecture. makes misstate-
ments that are so glazing and SO utterly
at variance with the facts. that it re-
quires only little exercise Of memory
by some and common sense by all to re-
flute them. Well, why do you not go
right to work and refute them, instead of
making general denial?
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

The Virginia Enterprise speaks in
glowing terms of the present condition
OF mining operations on the Comstock,
and says; Never at any former period in
the history OF the great ledge was the
production of bullion SO large, with the
most encouraging prosrA"ts 'o- "--.;nr-
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

II is hard to satisfy some people. A
man writes to the Virginia Chronicle,
from San Francisco. saying be is brick
LAYER and finds fault with Sharon. For
what? For giving employment to hum
dreds of brick masons in building the
Palace Hotel. How true it is. that when
men want to find fault they will de-
nounce as curse what at other times
they would accept as blessing.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

We find in the local columns of the
Virginia Enterprise very able descrip-
tion of the late eclipse of the moon as
seen from the summit of Mount David
son. The lower portion of the mountain
was enveloped in dense clouds, while its
crest was perfectly clear. Below the OBJ.
servers stretched vast ocean of cloud,
which looked in the bright moonlight
like silver sea. We remember viewing
scene of this character at Treasure
above the clouds, while below was
spread masses of cloud stretching as far
as the eye could reach, looking in the
L.;sl. .-ys of tho sun like q limitless
plain of FURNISHED silver with here and
there the top of high mountain appar-
emily transformed into an opal colored
island.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

The Reno people recently got up an
Agricultural Fair, which they dubbed
the State Fair. The affair was success,
and now the Carson folks intend to get
I'D a show Of the same character, while
the Appeal calls Reno "wayside hash
house" or water tank" There will be
war in the west pretty soon.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

A Mrs. SEYMOUR, Of Brooklyn, says
that her husband was minister,
and that she has lived in Brooklyn for
years and knows oil the ministers,
and that she has no confidence in any
of them.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

The trial of that rascally preacher
Glendenning is proceeding terribly slow
before the Presbytery of Jersey City.
The proceedings are dragging along at q
fearfully slow rate and afford an excel.
-rr--.--'.. Co. 49, nvh;hition of
that dense stolidity which is the most
striking quality of a religious society.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

anu in accordance with law and IN
order Of the Board of Trustees, made on
tne list day Of August. 1874. 90 many shares o.
VIII be sold ct public auction, ct the ONCE Of
the Company, No. ..4SS California street. San
francisco, California, on Thursday, the 40
DAY OF October, 1874. at the hour Of ~ O'Clock
m m, OF such day, to pay delinquent assessments
expenses Of sale.
b.. GRAY, Secretary.
cisco, California. oc7.td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

New YoRK is blessed with new prima
donna, Emma Albani. In spite OF her
name. she is said to be an American.
She has already sung with great effect at
st. Petersburg and London.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

AND now comes another couple of
wiseacres from San Francisco who, fol-
10 wing the usual bent of San Francis
cans, are favoring the people OF Nevada
with advice as to a choice Of Senator
Now, considering that the people of this
State are about as well acquainted with
their own business as these San Francis
co philanthropists, would it not be as
well for the latter to attend to their own
affairs. The voters of Nevada will prob
ably be able to select their representa-.
tives without consulting the President
and Secretary of the Bricklayers Associ-
alton of San Francisco.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

The Gold Hill News says that no
Democrat, after hearing Tom Fitch 8
expose of Sutro and his tunnel scheme,
can have any respect for the Democratic
party, when its leaders proposed to make
concessions to Sutro. Kendall very
pointedly asks what those concessions
were, and replies, the rights OF the
miners.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

As the day of election approaches, the
anti-Sharon papers are positively getting
beside themselves with rage. The Vir-
ginia (Sutro's) Independents columns
are fairly bursting with anger and venom.
The same may be said of the Virginia
Chronicle. williams own" All sorts
of charges are trumped up. First,
Sharon has done this, and then that,
and so on through the most interminia-
BILE series of lying that ever was written
or heard.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

The Virginia Chronicle says that the
water in the Carson River has risen suffi-
GENTLY to set all the mills at work.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

Portland Silver Mining Company.
Location Of principal place Of business, IN
Francisco. California; location Of works, Il,
Mining District, Lincoln county, Nevada
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the follow.
mo. 81 levied on the 21st day Of August, is1s.
The several amounts set opposite the names Of
the respective shareholders, as follows:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

The San Francisco Stock Report says
the great Carnival ball was . financial
success, but dismal social failure.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

IT appears that the cold snap has been
general all over the State, while in many
places a considerable amount Of snow
| has fallen.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

BURGLARS have made several ineffectu.
al attempts to break into residences in
the Twentieth ward recently.-[S. l..
Tribune, "a. -.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30
Postpo.aenent.

The above sale Is postponed until Thursday.
october 18th, 1874, ct the same hour and place,
BY order ofthe Board Of Director.
B. j. GRAY, Secretary.
omce.No. 4Ss California street, San rrsn.
cisco. California o92-td