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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30
To INVESTORS.

7rER CENT CRoToN WATER STOCKS or TIE CITY
OF New YORK, due 1900.
GEO X. SIsTARE,
2iNassau-st.
Total debt of the .SllO'OOOoOo
Value of property owned by the city,. %39S5,f99
The grand result is, that. while the city and county
are burdened in great part by the manpulations OF
the ring with debt of great magnitude, yet
their resources in property Immediately available TO
creditors vastly exceed their liabilities and render
their bonds security unsurpassed in merit for III
vestment-[N. Y. Evening Post, April q.
To BANKERS AND LAwYERs.-Convenientl located
Offices in binding No 10 Wal1st. oppOsite Stock TX
change Apply to HOMER MORGAN, Pine-st
THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Prol. r.
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully III
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-loIk.
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TEr1iLto-seaoonu Svmrb.
GENERAL MAKKET REPORT.

y thNtsiAT, A1nI II, 1914.
AsEEs-Tbe receipts 80 pigs Pot aods.4s dsmans
and stead, quoted Ai ca, Fia1r dali ana
COAL--Ths DehvG LNckaSsrnt and Western halreae
uapy cold tosv at monthly sale 30 900
Ion Goa, Athr atetcAaoe huyer pric.s
grades tts following h sho~ The
highest Pre- obisined to-day, COMPARED via ne lat sale:
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RICE-he al quet AMI unchanged at
7I,a7a-c Rargoou, aud 7d9r. Tor Carolina
bu Grease Stesnn S9lc
Prime quoted IL 4dl 2 for Western, II c tor CITY
sUGAkS-Ihe market further advanced for Fair
e. Refining hell hrmly sales 100 hB Low Far 81 %
thds part Mos.s a; 56-i AMI l3 hhds Porto Rico
fairly actye and very steady at lOfdlU. Tor
TALON quiet but steady 73a for Prime City sales 5000
n out-of Town stock at 7a-U7atc. the latter Choice.
800 bbs. 9Sc
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1900 bags per private also t3o a's II Bs
more per Cricket aud 4oOO bags al hampoh
PJ Ia go 10 BsItmore Der sophia 1899 In IN ID grades
bn,pess reported quotations steidy and unchanged
COTTON-The market Cotton remains very quiet but prices
az, without aaotabe change. We quote follows:
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The bids for stocks at the close were
Ask

The gold market was devoid of new feature or in
terest and was not affected by any new or special
consideration. During the middle of the day the
price was firm at 113501133 but at the opening the
price was 1l3Gl12s, and closing sales at 1885,
Loans cost for carrying g. 49, 4, % and per cent to
fat on the borrowing side. The London market for
securities closed weak after firm feeling in consols
and American securities. The Bank of England lost
G2l0OOO sterling bullion to-day. The Assistant
Treasurer redeemed $1,000 called bonds, and paid
out 1882 600 in coin interest total of May coupons
of S1,9l6OOO The Calabria sailed with $4,000 in
silver specie. The Treasury will sell million gold
tomorrow. The days business at the gold Ex-
change Bank covered: Gold cleared, SiO,425,0C0;
gold balances 81 42l 7O9 currency balances $2,745.-
7O3. The following were the principal quotations
for gold
lO:OO..ll3 l:3O...1134 l:00.."l13'e 2;}O..ll3l4
lO:3O..l127s 12;OO..1l3l4 l3O..ll3 j.OO..'4lSe
n:OO...ll3is l2:3O...tl3le 2;O0....ll3ls
prised
Gold receipts. .. $3.50 SOS 81 Currency ravm $4927ao @
Gold ps,men. 3s 636 80 Currency balance 81 Gl4S92 81
God bsauce. 6S560Q3 OF CusOns...... 2eIUVO 90
(uTreuc
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The following securities were sold at auction to-

The Philadelphia stock market is hIin' [enn-
svlvauia Skies, 100; Philadelphia and Enc hal,-
road. 10; Reading Railroad, 81; Pennsylvania Kali
road 52i; gold. 1l3.
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Receipts AZ The shipping ports to-day 1867 bales this day last
5561 bales DAY last scar 7say eGs ocA IN Ne"
r. ,dvsTc a Lie a. 10 Nth a fair demand. Sales
as follows. all on basis OF Low MiidlIuGs: ,oo
saIes 81 evening sner 8 D. m-Apr 100 II 1926 May 100
II Sl6; 300 NJ 17iee 200 u $685. 70 notice " 2n
une 700 II g-l6c 200. II l732c. July 300 u iDioci
September 100 II 3l32c 100 Sc SoVembe 400 "a ll!Oe
December 800, II s'i total 1000 bales sale, TO-DAY tP 70
BOO II 3i6c; 200 II 532e 200 II SlJci 800 II 1895
100 II S.lGc 600 II 1929; 300 IL ic, notice I'll I
300 II 7.32c 100 17ite notice to-day 20O Ifci IVY
II 932c, notice I'LL lst 200 Il 4e June 3g0 G SOo
1000 4 9$2e 300 l7 Jq POO 900 u Die 5t,,i 5 ZOO
s 300 Is 92e 100 y SleeJo T I se ,ots
ii 200 bales: grand $500 bales BKchange paid to
change June; &C. paid to exchange 800 May for
FLOUR AND MEAIThe Flour market opened with more hrm'e
Tor grades with export inquiry tor them Medium anl
heh grade. quite steady At the there better feeling the
Low grades Of Shipping Extras ard there better demand or e
medium h grades rather irregular pnesi sales OF SVOO
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THE MARKETS.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.

STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
NEpNEsDAI. April 20, 1874.
following complete let o. exports appel ia 'N'ssh WHICH
were cleared to-day for foreign ports;
AsGIER-BaIk Supau 4. BlAiGrlL 80 800,
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financial.

y F. COOK,
I'D. 40. Oh WALT-ST.,
bug and Mortgages Loans Real Estate
andM Miscellaneous Securities
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Uipi6eno Notices.

rI'HE COUPONS due May 1 on the bouts ol
i the CENTRAL COLORADO IMPROVEMENT COhPAN,
will be paid that date upon presentation ~ 9, "a
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fNHE COUPONS DUE MAY ] on the bonds
/ OF the DENVER ami RIO CRANDE HALLWAY ConFANI' vi
be paid that date sen,on a or once r.
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7rrR CENT CRoToN WATER STOCKS or TIE CITY
OF NEw-YoRK, due 1900
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18

! blowing and sowing: Int it has come to
a stand still now. Grain that was sown
two weeks ago is not mp yet. l think
we are going to have Il change Of
weather now. 1t commenced showing
Mt dark this evening and 1t Is three
inches deep now, al . o'clock, and stll
showing and blowing. This is n great
| tlra bacl, or the V IODINE n III tie noun
tains. II has been so cold that the snow
does not go off very fast. ! saw man
from Silver King today. who has been
working there in the woods, and be says
that he don't think they will get til"
wood al! ont of there before the middle
of Jrne. He says the snow Is from five
TO twenty feet deep and melting very
slowly. Sam Loncahangh. who started
| his drive some fifteen days ago is getting
along finely. He expects to get TO En-
pire in five or siy days more. MIR. Ray
has not got out of Long Valley Greek
vet with his drive, but thinks he will
Get into the main liver in five or SIN
DAYS. This last cold weather has been
| n great drawback to him as it Is IN II
creek and his main dependence was on
snow water. The Alpine Wood x Lnm-
befing Co. are getting along finely. nun
ming their wood down the flnme from
the mountains into Markleeville Creek.
They have been rnnning it night and
dny. until the last cold spell. The water
freezes up these cold nights and they
can run only in the afternoon. They
intend to start drive in about two
weeks of about twelve thousand cords.
They are going to join in with q drive
from Mt. Bullion.
1t is beginning to look more like old
times to see the men striking ont for the
mountains again. The stages are loaded
with passengers and freight every trip
all they can haul. Our old friend II.
ID. Gelatt is handling the ribbons now.
and looks as smiling as a basket of chips.
He came up the other day with only q
passengers on. and there were two from
here for Monitor, and they asked him if
he could take them on and he says,
Yes, by goilv; Just room for two more
The hotel here has changed hands.
Mr.. E. W Trimmer from Diamond Val
lev is the landlord now. He makes an
excellent landlord. and sets as good a
table as can be found in any Of the
mountain towns; and that smiling land
lady and daughter who preside over the
table would make man eat whether he
was hungry or not. Try them. all ye
weary and hungry travellers.
Sheriff j. 3. Scott has been very sick
with pneumonia. at Silver Mountain.
but is recovering now.
Yours truly.
ABE RIcHEY.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18
THE REASON WHY.

The question is daily asked by thousands %
our citizens, why it is the X l. Bitters have
achieved such popularity with the public. and
have such an immense sale?" The reason is
because they are old and well established
article, and made from the most choice
herbs AMI roots; the many who have tried them,
testify to their beneficial qualities. and have no
hesitation in recommending them to their
afflicted friends.
They are acknowledged to be the best tonic
and recuperator known; tn, build up the sys-
ten, and impart strength to the weak and tx.
hausted, and are ndorsod snd recommended by
our most eminent Physicians las per certificates
On each boulel. To those afflicted WITH the
1 dyspepsia, Indig, stion and Loss of Appetite a.
blood purifier they suIpass al oth,r SO called
tones which have lately been placed in the
market.
No family should be without them Sold
everya here.
II. EPSTEIN CO,
Sole Proprietors SlS Front st,
uichl2-3m San Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18

WE TOOK look at the State Mineral
osist's office yesterday. Certainly Mr..
Whitehill has been very industrious IN
putting his cabinets in order and arran-
cling his great numbers and varieties OF
specimens. Orr readers will get an idea
of the extent and value Of this state
museum f minrralogv when We say
that there are no less than eight large
cnhinets filed with specimens Scientific
"lly arranged. and that. independent Of
tive very extensive and valuable collec-
ton Of native ores. there are no less
than l Loo specimens of minerals. Each
of these is neatly and le2ibly labelled
and 50 placed as that it is nlain1v TO 'e
seen. Evervthins about Mr.. Whitrhili' s
office hetnkens scrupulnns care and
nainstakinc. This is hv far the largest
and most valnahle collection Of minerals
on the Pacific coast. and is surpassed in
variety and valre hv Int few in the UNI
ted States. l. shonld be seen by all who
come 70 the Capital.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18
ALPINE COUNTY CORRESPOND
ENCE.
the music

WooDFoRD's, April Is, 1874.
EDITOR APPEAL: As it is some time
since have written to you 1 thought 1
would drop you few lines this evening.
The weather (if we can call it weather.,
has been very rough and disagreeable.
For the last week We have had very high
winds. and storming most of the time,
and very cold nights. There are men
living in this place that have been here
for fourteen years, and they say that
they never saw such cold and back
ward Spring. The few warm days we
had the first of tho month started the
grass up SO 1t began to look like Spring.
and several of the farmers commenced
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18
CHURCH ETIQUETTE.
COMMUNICATED

Mr.. EDIToR,-As you are reported to
be very religious man ~. we'll posted
up in church matters, and that therefore
your opinion is of considerable weight.
l should like to have an answer from
you to the following question: Is it
| against good breeding, etiquette, morals,
| or the rule of any church to turn in your
seat particularly when you are standing
! up) facing the choir and listen in that
attitude to the music, or whether it is
the stern demands of church discipline
that Won NAV listen but must not look
at the performer" 1 noticed most of
the bon ton of ST. Peters Church (and
blythe by some of them beautiful singers
htmselves) last Sabbath, not daring to
look up at the choir. This custom
appears to me ridiculous and absurd, |
have attended the principal churches in
London, Paris, Rome and St. Peters
hnrgh. and l have invariably observed.
that as soon as the anthem in these
churches commences. the congregation.
n if of one accord. turn squire around
and look the performers full in the face.
instead of, like here, remaining station
AIRY IN their seats afraid to cast one look
behind and see who uttered that fipe
soprano or alto note; the timid ones Of
course copy from the better initiated
ont S these from some imaginary cause
woU'd not look behind them if The choir
was on fire. OBSERVER.
The basis OF true politeness is intelli-
S"nce guided by conscientious self
respect. This leads all well-bred persons
as well as those capable of good breeding
to face those who entertain them. This |
act is an indispensable incident of re-
spectful attention. SO, of course, when |
the preacher reads, speaks or prays, We
turn onr faces to the pulpit; and when
the choir sings, decent respect for
them makes it not only proper. but one
Of the duties of politeness, that we face
the music.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18

EPISCOPAL CHURCH FEsTIvAL.-A dele
are given certain important preliminaries
looking to the contemplated Feival inst
aid of ST. Peters Episcopal Church,
called upon rs last evening. They told
US that the said entertainment would
take place on the evenings of Wednes-
day and Thursday of next week, ut
Moore Il Parker's Hal: and that there
would be. on each of those evenings, two
hours devoted to dancing that is to say.
from II until II o'cl,ck. The secular
person N y Obtain admission 10 this f.
uval ty dlshnrSiug the mere tutle OF SO
cent. S. much for the IntIe outline of
thi, ro1t,ln ,l ,trI Far anl F-te. And
now, III .mtheraDH5 Of this undertaking,
lei ~ SLY. that v he!e;sS il viii be one of
those occasions O! drcogoES ninth and
genial jpll!Y 81 characteristic Of the
entertainments devised hl the ladies Of
ST. Peter Cnngch; and whereas daring
tn TWO nights Of lis holding. every body
who is worth seeing Will be there; and
whereas the things done Will be. worth
the participant, III in, and the things ex-
EiiIird worth the seeing and the buviug:
and whereas the more srgious object
sought is the raising Of some moneys.
in II WAY that none will fetl the strain Of
giving. toward ltsscning the heavy loa,l
Of debt which has been incurred by the
repairing and demonstrating Of the said
church e.iiiice; for these ANA many ali
other reason needless to enumerate.
these Festival nights will be of great at
traction. 1t is hardly necessary to add
that the hest available musicians have
been engaged to furnish forth music for
the dancers. We bespeak bright and
balmy nights and a full attendance on
these festivities.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Why suffer from Dyspepsia. Indigestion. and
loss Of appetite, VIII. n you can. by using DR..
Heniey's celebrated 4 Bitters. effect a perfect
cure; they are . pleasant and invigorating
tonic, and endorsed and recommended by our
most eminent Physicians as per certificate on
each bottle) for all complaints of the Liver and
Digestive Organs. As q family medicine they
have 10 equal.
See advertisement in another column.
mchl2 -3m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18

TIE CoLLEcrIoS OF PIONEERING
PLANTS. EvfrGREKNs, &c, OF which Wa
made mention yesterday. will be sold to-
dav hv auction. The sale viii begin Mt
| o'clock p. II. Remember the place
the old Mason & Huff building on the
north side of Capitol Square. This is
the choicest lot OF plants ever Offered
here The sale viii be positive and
without reserve.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18

ODD FELLOWS BALL.-We acknowl.
edge the receipt of a complimentary
ticket to "Grand Anniversary Ball"
to be given by Genoa Lodge No. Is, I.
O. O. F., at their hall in Genoa, on
Friday evening, Aprll24, 1874. Thanks.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18
OLE Garsan Dai(p Appeal


This is TO notify The patrons Of The
APPEAL that JAMES ScoT- is orr carrier;
and also that he will, to-day, and on all
Saturdays till further notice, make col
lsc;ions of our weekly subscribers, in
the town.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18
Hon. jim SMALL and Messrs. Power

Hon. jim SMALL and Messrs. Powel 9
/ Davis came in from Mason's Valley
yesterday with large drove of cows.
calves and oxen. Small tells us that
ont of drove of 95 be lost as many as
Is by the severity of the Winter. They
came by Churchill canyon and Dayton.
Rough trip-had to lie out one night
and weather it in a canyon. The herds
are now just the other side Of Clear
Creek and are doing very WELL Small
looks AZ if he'd been holding good deal
Of weather.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18
E,TSiNsf s'r.st's SPORT.



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81 S"varH 81. 6ihR'- co.. 81! 90
9' CN"'l"r 80 CT" bee. ~
IL Hale No-"rn-s -. 80 >"
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- r,cheG1ar 80 ~ ~
go Ovcrrna- 10 49,, 5G1s DfJ, 40}Y bio
100 Iustiroo
$50 S,rror .
50 JulI.i
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E'~tiin& H7s"E"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18

A BEAUTIFUL DAY YESTERDAY, and a
new moon seen over ones right shoulder
in the evening-these were of the allie
viations from distressing and prolonged
monotone of dreadful weather. Let S
bless the Beatitudes for the change.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18

We LH.RN by a telegram received last
night by Johnny Moore from John Piper.
that Maguir-'s California Minstrel
Troupe vii! give series of performances
at the Carson Theatrr next week. begin
uirg on Wednesday evening. The an
nonncement is enongb-for this show
will draw like Il circus.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18

WILL TAKE turn round among the
horse men in day or two and report.
Likewise interview the race track if the
weather holds good.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18

CHIN.aAN. accused OF burClariously
entering Peter Cavauaugh's Bakery, was
arraiEned before Justice Witherrll yes
.elaav and held to answer before the
next Grand Jury.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18

THE STAGING has been taken down
from round the Episcopal Church spirs.
1t looks as neat as the up-pointed finger
of II queer" colored new kid glove on
the jeWelled hand of loneliness.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18
S RAYED /!

ENy3N BROKE INTO MY ENCLOSURE
MY one large red OK, with some white On
fk12 him, with very high horns. The
owner 10 requested to come forward immediate
iy and bay damages and charg' aud receive his
Ok. W. NJ. LITTLE.
April IA, 1874. apl7-lw~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18
BORN.

At Spoonsr's Station, on Friday morning.
April II, to the wife of J. Choinard, . daughter,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18
FOR SALE.

VENHE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE -
Il and one lot, situated On the south asst g
corner of Proctor and Curry streets. The house
is well furnished and the furniture will be sold
with the promises. Supplied with water and
near the Gas Works.
APPLY AT THIS OFFICE.
aps-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-09
CEOSE or THE WAUGH CHAPEL
FAIR.


4 GREAT FINANCIAL SUCCESS.
The tafr OF the ladies Of Waugh NJ. E. church,
on Capitol Hill, closed On Monday evening with
an auction Of all unsOd articles. The grand total
OF rcceiuts reported at that time S596.l2, but
several small amounts OF ticket money" not re-
Iorted will swell the result to considerably over
$3.50. TIE expenses will be about $50, leaving
clear profit OF $50. Mrs. Dr. Jefries, chief Of
fancy able No J. reports sI74.9o, all Of which is
clear proht Fancy table No. 2 Miss Mamie
Kemp, chairman, reported Sll3.69 clear profit
Mrs. Millie Dyre's confectionery table brought
sT5.JI, very largely clear profit. Mrs. Middleton
sold SIGGC4 worth Of ice cream and cake, from
which is TO be deducted the cost Of over thirty
ralloTs Of cream at Al so. The supper table, in
charge Of Mrs Cook, turned in SlO7.73 almost
clear profit Mrs. Merrick's fish pond was a
source Of great delight TO the young ones, whose
pIscatOrial enterprises netted &4O52 70 the lAlr.
Mrs. Harris and her pretty little daughter Grace
who persOnatGd the 'Old woman that lived In the
SHOE sold dolls to the amount Of 1904. MRS:
ia cob Black, with her lemon spring. realized
FZ7.62. The art gallery, devised by tne estnetlc
genius Of DIR. Jefries, under the mastery admin
istratiOn Of Mr.. Richmond, though at very low
rates Of admission, returned SlO.Ji. Everybody
said that COrcOran's Art Gallery was nothing at
all like it, The toy stand, under the lnGuOltaOle
business enterprise Of Messrs. Dyre, ShOmO and
Norris returned $685.. The courtroom netted
S7.25, and the admission lees, $3.50 hne bed
uuilt was disposed Of by votes at % cents each,
| the majority of which we're east fyr J. NJ. ShOmc
| esq., 4 splendid doll on Ms. Jettries' table 5
| put up to be disposed OF by guesses oil the name
| az 8 cents each. No one having guessed IL the
doll was disposed OF by auction; II brought nearly
| so One or two other dolls were disposed OF In
| the same way, an eEpedienJ which several OF Lhe
brethren did not approve. The whole ahair
| passed of with the best Of feeling This evening
! band Of old folks Ministries will give one OF
their unique entertainments in the lecture-rootn,
which, it is hoped, will swell the receipts 10