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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-07

DAxrsu INVENTIONS IN BALLooss.-Ths
Danes, too, IL seems, have got the bal
loon fever. II appear that Sivsl. . Gel
sbrated Danish aeronsut, made An as
cent and crossed the Sound into Sweden
for the sixth time this year. Gdligrdni
saws that Swell has no fear whatever OF
alighting in the see, ~ be has invented
a little safsty apparatus which would
have been Of great service 70 his French
colleague. He drops into the zen . sort
Of canvas cylinder Of . csnical fern.
and held by q guide rope 10 the car. II
oils with water and Is kept down by the
weight Of the fluid. He then throws out
q little ballast and the balloon arises. but
Is retained like . captive one . short dis
tance above the sea. He can thus wait
until q vessel comes to deliver him or
until he drifts ashore. Should he wish
to arise again. he pulls . cord attached
to the point Of the cone and which turns
il upside down. The water escapes and
the balloon 10 freed. The invention has
been tried BY him over twenty times at
sea with perfect success.
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no., FOR SALT RIVER.

A large number Of defeated candidates
are about sailing for the hsadwatsrs OF
Salt River. to that mythical haven Of
rsst where 30 many have already pre-
coded them. There they will meet with
many an illustrious individual. who. in
the past history. has also been defeated
in his political hopes and aspirations.
This viii be their consolation. We will
not give the list OF passengers to-day,
but they are principally Democrats.
What few Republicans there are among
them viii go in the cabin. The Dem.
ocrasy viii occupy the s.serags, while the
entire Independent party. candidates,
officers, rank. fls and all, will 30 easily
slowed away. With plenty Of room. in
the forspeak. the run or even q tran
som locker. Sutro. the bore. will find
his proper place in the stevspips Of the
cooks galley. where he can contemplate
the heavens be can never reach. through
= sooty bore. and by means Of the as
ss,ding smoke his bacon may DO saved.
All aboard! bear . hand there.
e Fer The ship 10 ready. and the Wind u nir.
And yoa are bound up the nnms, oaiiy boys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-07

Surno's crRcuLAR prophssies that two
thirds Of the Republican Legislators. just
elected in this State, will refuse to vote
for William Sharon. II we had hereto
fsrs any doubts Of Mr.. Sharon's sue
cess, this prophecy dispsl them. We
remember that about q week since this
Assyrian circular predicted that three
afths Of Storey county electors would
vote for sutro legislators. The counts
show that the highest vote fer any can
didats upon that ticket is fcrty-siI, oil
about one in one hundred and forty.
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HAD NO VOTE.


The Reno Crescent, q gusribA Demo-
cratic organ. IL telling tales out Of
school. In lis issue this morning II At
tacks the Superintendent Of the nsw
State Prison at Rsno, in Q most vindic-
tive manner. saying that he ID NO gen.
tlsman. ne mechanic. no architect, and
no Superintendent, and finally charging
him With having discharged . poor L.
bear with Ave children because he was
not Q voter in Rsno. This mattsr should
BE- carefully investigated BY the Cssena.
The Republican party has hsretofors
borne all the odium derived from
charges Of this nature. and nov while
the Crescent dsvotss itself to graduation
over Democratic successes at the East,
would ii net Be proper 70 look out fol
Democratic short-comings at home. We
shall have somsthing 10 say about thai
State. Prison buainsss whom the Lsgisla'
turs W. Colonizing q count,
with public funds IL not the propel
thing 10 do even for political salvation
The Democratic party needs reforming
in this particular. and 1t strikes Us thai
the Crssc1t. a. tho avowsd organ or sup
porter sfthat party. could do some goe'
in vsntilating moro facts in the matter
II may BY - doing acquire a rsnewi
equal to that Of the Sutro Dependent II
Storey county and augment the indie
pendent vote ut least ten votes in the
course Of the next two years. But VI
fear IL will lose Democratic supper
meanwhile. II ii psrsisti in exposing suel
petty mssnness As the u in question
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Eureka Items.
IFrsm the sentinel. Nov. 81

lfrem tnc Scntinei' NV. 81
The British Mill and Mining Com
pany yesterday shipped BY Wells, Fargo
X Co., to San Francisco, lf,249 ounces
OF silver-elevsn bars-valued at 3d.
465 IS. The shipment was the product
Of two weeks run.
The Richmond Company yesterday
shipped so. 900 and the Eureka Consoli.
dated Company shipped $4,000 pounds
OF bullion by Pritchard's teams to Pail.
..da
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-07

JENNIE JrxE got q hat that turned up
no n side. and her husband criticised
II 90 severely that she her old bon
net when abe went to see the sphinx"
and 10! II was the only n there.
Everybody had on q new hat, and every
one had II turned up high On the sides.
Said her husband. GOOD heavens!
Have all tho women gone crazyf"
eyes" replied she meekly, land why
can't I 20 crazy tooi" my dear"
said he, '.you may; IL would DO ridicu-
lous TO be the only ssnsibls woman in
the world" So hereafter, she 10 going
10 wear her gray felt, turned up on the
side, In peace.
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NIsCELLisEous.
THE SUN.
wlEKLY AND DAILY FOE 1873.


n approach Of the Presidential election
i've. siis.ai importance % the eyents and
ssssdIss a. fsliI, sltSiuiiy and fssiiss.iy..
.Tu1 wxKKLf SUN has now attained .
sire1lstioa Of over. seventy thousand eoliess.
10 rsa6ers afs found In svsry stats and Terri.
ssry. ssd iis quality Il well Known 70 the pub.
nlly . 70 u ca stssdssd. bat 10 Improve and
Tai wHsxIsr suS Vii continue TO be.
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itis car ain 70 make the WEEKLY SUN tho
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IN 81 eatsrtainlninG and appropriate reading
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aivays contain the most interesting stories and
Fonlncss q The day. carefully ssisctsd and
Iegitly printed. g..
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Ths number Of men Independent In politics
n incrsasine. and the WEEKLY Sun 10 their
paper especially. II belong, 10 no party. and
ssdSor The election cfths beet men. II sxposes
he corruption that disGrscss the country and
fSrsstsns the overthrow OF republican instt.
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No discopnts from this rate.
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A LAwYsl in Illinois recently COM
mittsd suicide because old age was
creeping over him and the younger men
were taking away his practice.
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AMUsEnHfs.

|& q
yellow JAC1EF Rtaiss %.
.sM0.sS2,, s,aron
ddIUH aDNIAq6 Mdk
MiNERs'q UNION HALL,
no GOLD HILL,
81 s2as 81 a.,a "a a..
TUESDAY EVENING, Iey,s Y, 1874.
L. is asaig . - s----onr1,,s y . 90 [.
|, Cemmfttse sf Arrsngsnsatst
/ ff9s. I'm, iSrossss:: e.. f H:.s
DLBesn s'ar WIN Hall % sass
Mp Welt saam .7Jss Lowry ~
Old Role Ivy Fulton = !
Conmftsss or iavitasis.i 80
GovL r Bradley ar Chas \ Nlttall 10,
Hon J p Jones ff John Marks
Hon VIM Sharon II Min
| Hon O O Stevenson IN Hassett
CAP. M,tt cassv'n yossph B!sh
Jswett W Adlms ~ Ohisf Brown
LTF Fox Thomas Merkle
90 Mundel q Geo Hsnbhdgs
Al Tyrreli BIC Hughes
w II Biluvelt Jas Jewell
RI iButler Tine Aleh1m
chief HcxArtin ~NOJJCooper - =
Abe Jouss Kennedy ,
wiiliams Jas Rush
BF Haseltine Frank Wheeler .
I'm Chaplin WmD @ Gibson
OF KsiiogT = VIM II smith
sLJouss -fnha N Fnaksubsimsr
sw~schubbuek rhomas Qsirk -
Ell Stern All Dotsn
Reception Cennittsst no
pIwO cOnwsli AZ neDonaid
dW via HsIl S4SsJoAn
Fiesr Managers,
+; H:Ds:.is 600 sist Es,lz
v Mp Wolf
FIeer Dirscter,
DL Bean
MUSIC. BY PROF. BERLrSxR.
TICKETS --:.iiid-"""-"ss %
F1rst HV"ai
|ANHIv ERsARY BALL
|. .amMsf0sf'o'..'. ,YsaqIU
A MYSTIC LODGE, a
q No. q. a
KNIGHTS or e PYTHIAS,
....ro n GIVEN Ar.... ial agi
MINERS UNION HALL,
GOLD HILL
TUESDAY EVENING, nov. ~, 1874.
Committee OF Arrangsnentst
Dwsgner JPBraden
Reception Cenmittesi
Thos HaiHin cD Fitch
3 ths.nnsf ~.
Invitatieu Cemmistesi
xrvApA LODGE, No.i.
John 8 K.nssn
: DAMON Lopos, Se.a lss
Geo Tuhy IA johnson
Oh cAasox LODGE, no. 4.
Geo ellison cR Laushtou
zuxsoIDr Lopss. EOS. su.
TT Murphy rH Rea.
LINCOLN Lopos, no g. r.
sPowen 10y yirdsn
sEArivic LoDos, y Z. u
" Davenport " II Beatty
, - ~ 1 stron - q
Yleor Committesi
pl.n,insh.n Wei
wagner
Master OF Ceremeniest
FL Stern
rA Admitting dsIiisIsn and Ladies. ~
~ Tickets not transisrable. oci7 "a
PROF. LYONS
DANCING ACADEMY !
WARRINGTON GUAaD HALL.
virE,.i. CITY.
s'Hs ss,s EVENINGS, NC s,,, .u :. A.
soIRRs EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
DANCING AcADEMY.
mEssRs. RYDER 4 SCHMIDT,
t,a ~...Ar'l'
MINERS UNION HALL, Gold Hill,
COMMENCING TUESDAY. EVEN. a
u ing, November. 70, at : o'clock. and
continuing svsry TUESDAY IvHSrNoA
TuIii.n s.bsr month. Ladies free.
ENCOURAGE fHE NEW BIsINNERsl
GEO. w. HALL b CO.
HAVE OPENED THEIR NEW STORE,
IL Main street, opposite the FHvs once, and
respectfully Invite the attention OF the citizens
Of Gold I'M and vicinity to their stock OF
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
CONFECTIONERY,
STATIONERY, Etc,
which Al al tinss win b found full and CON-
piete, hoping By strict attention n the wants
Of the people TO merit . share Of the public
PsttuneSo nm m nAry ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-07
NOTICE. Sss
Attention, CaIedOnianS !

Tgr s.ouLAs NIErINo OF THE
usio. Hali, 2 street. yIyi.ia. 3 THURSDAY,
Movsno:. i1sh: q : c'eIcek. shssp. Anil and
su,i.sss q spseisi inport;ass' Il 70 s. sr.ns.
b. Q. MCKENZIE, chief
JAMS Isozstps, SsefstaIy. most
The New York herald., 1874-10-08

..ss q 1000 bps I. g 81 and log q lo .!se
vas aasl but. sSi auoed s9a eaay At from 81 . q
Washington and Wilmington Pitch quoted steady at
PE1loIrvszThs market for refined was inactive, with
c n little or no change auo1sa s al n tns
was held with continued con dence at 6c atheugn that
s1s AsGvf @
& Sspha at e &c w Gases ssa
western sSns "a and PsFd @ o1 sn s a.
was insctive and nomnaly ION unchsnred il value
aned as. suG,sd sst a. a. s se for rsi hall ana ls
New York 5000 Sbis Of M rsdned for prompt deisely
non. l a1sS 81 s' Fe,neisa% centre s
f%TssE: a h,Ssa's 'S 10 0ia "s
a I'D s and ~
Kegs The he, market mar sr pork was dun and weak
;S e 5ssnG
Ss and s I % ona e eea
able IN round lots at ls per H. small parcels amount
sSHs s 1 tn
DAY. save in oSbinS ss'" way 10 and o' values re.
''Ss sSspssa sI' h.nas 2A '9san RsSIss
n, Within n he ior range Of ~ ss plain mess 6bis
@ $ G 90 do a. ana ias lEn
s qasy ys
mar packed Western southern hams nominal Cut
bus
Isnss a & p.r 1s BE- rs esse
smoked snSuldcrs a osc per h. and 6oO lbs 81 loose
picked bellies IT II hc Ac per lb Iard-The market
or western steam dull, but values
ally changed We sales of 800 tierces the spot
MAc per 10 go uerces, sellers option January at
y i6c and 25O terces sellers option. months at
l2 per ID City quiet but sdy Sales rs
At l3s<c per lh
sUGAR-The demand for raw sugar was moderat to-
dav with the market ruling nrm the basis OF Sc-
sac per ~ Tor air 70 good refining Cuba We heard Of
sales OF $50 hhds Of fair TO good Cuba refining at SIC
sSS per h. % hhds Of strictly good DO at s,e is,
7c., and 500 boxes clayed at exc. per lb. Refined
met viii, "a fair demand, and was quoted
1pSc. for "hards-" We quote:-Cuba-Refn-
ing, interior to common 7hc: sAc.; 40, tair to
good fair SIC sAc; DO, good to prime, s'5c a sfe
sac SAc, centrifugal hhds and boxes, Nos to is,
SIC 99.c; molasses, hhds. and boxes 7&c. .
sssc. meado, SC 7c. cayed, boxes Dutch standard
Nos 10 7zsc. Sc. do, 10 to r. 94c; do, Is
to l5 sac lOc do. to ls l0Ac.s 04c; do 10 to 30
lie l1+c. white, lOAc. allhc. Porto Rco-Refnng,
s7sc 94c. Brazil-6utch standard. Nos. to IL Sc.
S!sc Jaya-Dutch standard. Nos 10 70 H. s<c. $40
Manila-superior and extra superior. 7%c. SIC
RIcR-The market ruled quiet save in jobbing way,
where trade was fair at full current prices We quote -
Carolina &c. a 7hc for fair; 7Hc 73sc- for good and
74c 7gsc for prime. fana, 7c. 7hc. Rangoon, &C.
Western quoted at l4c. l5c. and city at lc. l5sc.
pei H.
TALLow.-The market was quiet but Arm, at Sszc. per
10 for prime city Sales 81 hnds OF out OF town stock
shs a SIC per h., accor,ipS 70 quality
ing at ST. O61a Sales 100 bbls at 81 u and 100 bba a,
81 06h
The New York herald., 1874-10-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Oct !, 1874.
ceipts, l,0ls bales gross, lob Exports coastwse.
Sales $50 Stock. l9,UOo
Cotton Arm; good demand; middiins, i4>!c.; low
%bssas 70 A
MOBILE Oct 7, 1874
Cotton Arm; mddlipg, Ike; low miadlins lsAc. !;
ssss sisnssy ss Sales FssssR bales Exports
SAVANNAH, Oct Z 1874
COCO cS'sn %adnps 10y
sIs Exports cossiS,ss & Sales s ssSef tSs
Cotton easier; madns , ios %adns HSs lsss
sSes Sales Is. s Sass Exports
spr, Of n Ss and Arm Resin
yellow .na Ss
Flour unchanged sales ebr sse wsess eS sales
ssD sss q. i ssss sas Corn asie
a &c Barley ~ y gSod @ demand and the market sd
assa
%ssss ! H. sns wv
sslsy sns
a%Sis Sushs Es imbsI
ndasas1 se snH IN BS sss ns IS su.s
s7ss do oats 2S q 4c @ do barley $500 DO so Canal ship
Ran @ ss.sF ~ ss
S575 S6 bakers Ss 81; amber, ss IS rs; white
s. 50 81 80 Wheat dull ana lower saes-l 500 bushels
Chicago No spring 81 o. 900 do. No Milw aux ee
spring At q & l,so do white MichsSn At 81 2a Corn
Oats shade lower; sales 1900 bushels No Western at
SIC Rye nominal at 90c Barley malt steady; Canada
changed.
CHICAGO, Oct T. 1874.
Flour quiet and UNCHANGED Wheat active and
os.sse ssoasb cash
Ssc Corn sstsaaay No mised. lss 7s'se 7sse
the year high mixed, 794c. Soc rejected, 7sHc.;
sheed Csc 66c. in ear 60c. Oais steady; No. at
l9c., cash October; lSkc. kovember rejected 46c
4ssc; Bye steady Ne 2 at Sc a s41s Barley opened
ing location; 81 Os October; No. do. dc Pork dull
aud dropping at $2l 50 cash. SIT rs Sl7 80 seller All
the year. Bulk meats dull and nominal Whs9ey nom
open Board this afternoon wheat closed strong ii
ahc., cash and October Corn 7sHo, cash and oslo
nour, 90, COO bushels wheat $500 do corh IS 600 do
Ssts AGO. r ds TX re lS dG sarsy Icy o M @
do. oats; AOO0 do, barley,
The New York herald., 1874-10-08
CLOSING PR1CGs-a O'CLOCK P. M
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Firmer for "spot"-Flour
Steady-Wheat Firm-Corn Higher
Oats Ffrmer-Pork Easier-Lard
Stcady-GrOceries Firm-Freights
Quiet, but Firm-PetrOleum Dull
Naval Stores Firm-Whiskey Easier.
WEDNESDAY,. Oct 7-6 P. NJ.
There was rather more animation in the mer-
chandise markets to-day, though the same irregu-
larty was still apparent, and changes were
numerous and in some cases radical On 'Change
fair demand prevailed ior wheat for shipment to
Great Britain, but business was retarded to some
extent by the 6rmness OF holders particularly of
the better sorts OF spring. Corn was in
better request and higher, with fair
sales, mainly for shipment. Oats were
likewise Hrmer, with fair demand.
Whiskey was more freely offered and prices were
q shade off, Pork was duh and prices were rather
lower-under what was understood to be forced
Sales Lard exceptionally quiet. Freights were
strong for grain accommodation the berth. Cotton
met with better demand and the market was hrmer
for pot lots while futures unchanged Groceries
dealt in to fair extent and the market ruled firm
throughout Petroleum dull but not essentially
changed In value. Naval stores moderately ac-
tive and closed firm.
Corrox.-The demand for 'spot" cotton has shown .
slight improvement tor export and consumption and for
ordinary ood ordinary and low middling quotations
are advanced Nc. per lb 'Futures' operated In
moderately and exhibited essential change in value
We a:-
The New York herald., 1874-10-08
Total sales. Observation-Disclosures. 1Ss, 4;
THE FOREIGN MARKET.

THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London adv1ces state that the Bank OF England,
contrary to general expectation, did not to-day
change It's rate OF discount and 1t still remains at
8 per cent. The bank gained to-day f255, 900. Erie
strengthened during market hours to 32H, but
subsequently declined to Six at the close. The
opening was made at 80. This Will account TOR
tne decline on this side. The i've O'Clock P. M.
quotations we're as Ioliows:-Consols for money,
92A; consols Tor the account 92H a 93; nve-twenty
bonds Of 1865, DID, l0sI I0sh; 1ve-twenty bonds
OF 1867, l09k lo9h ten-iorty bonds, 1o4, 1044;
new fves, i04ss lo4k. Rentes at Paris were
drmer at 62L SOC. In Frankfort nve-twenties Of
1862 were easier st 97x.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
were comparatively strong and showed no decline
In the ordinary investment demand They closed
quiet and steady At the following quotations.
United States currency skies, ll7. do. skies,
1881 registered, 1l7k li7h do. do, do, coupon,
Ills llsk; do. nve-twenties, 1892 registered, loo<
no. do. do, do. coupon. 112x ll3; do. do, 1864,
registered, lily 1l1k; do. do, do, coupon. 1l5h
ll6k; do do, 1885, registered, l12s ll3; do.
do, do, coupon 1161 I16s; do. do, 1866, new,
registered, 1l6X l16x; do. DO. do, coupon, 1l6k
ll6k; do. do, 1857, registered, ll6k ll6k; do.
do. DO, coupon, 117k NIX; DO. do, 1858, regis
tered, 11e71 1l7k; do. do, do. coupon, 1l7k
117H; do. ten-fortles registered, ILL., l1lH; do.
do coupon, 11lx liz; DO. nves 1881. registered,
1l2k 112h; do. do, do., coupon. 1i2k 112k.
SOUTHERN BONDS.
Southern State bonds were quiet, but generally
steady. Missouri long bonds sold at 9lk, plain
sxes closing at % . 95 and Hannibal and st. Jo
seph issue at 92h 90. Old North Corolinas were
COX TO a. and new Ian bid, being the bid for the
three series Of special tax varieties. Old South
Carolinas closed ut "A bid, new July and January
issues being Tx a 1sk and April and October Tx
DID, Plain old Tennessees we're n to 70, new orer.
ing at so. ex coupon, old being 81 to 81, and new
onering ct SEX, new series closing at 64 to So.
virginia consols were nrm 1t 53A a 53h and defer
red issues steady at OK a9X.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
the internal revenue receipts to-day were
$685. ooo The customs receipts were SA73, 900. The
Treasury received $l2e 900 national bank notes for
redemption; also $40 600 called ponds making q
total OF June calls Of 81 1872 Ooo 1t Is stated by
telegraph nom washington that the redemption
bureau viii not rsanms the Tademption OF national
The New York herald., 1874-10-08
THE REPORTED DRY GOODS FAILURE.

The report Of the failure OF large dry goods
house. which created some excitement In Wall
street yesterday, proves to be only an unfounded
rumor. The firm were called upon by HERALD
reporter and made Q fair statement OF their bust-
ness They requested hts attention to the activity,
and at late hour, Of their clerks and porters, who
were engaged in packing and shipping goods, and
one OF the firm himself was in hts shirt sleeves as
heard the rumor, but as vet had not had time to
Investigate It, In regard to the failure of large
San Francisco house nothing definite has yet been
ascertained. In consequence OF the rumors, how
ever, the dry goods market is in a feverish con-
ditiOn.
The New York herald., 1874-10-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

ANsBACHER-SCHwAB.-OnW Wednesday. October T.
at Lyric Hail. by Rev. DR.. Gottheil SOLOMON Z.ANs-
BACHER, Of WtlKesbarre, Pa, to RACHEL SCHwAR
daughter OF Michael Schwab OF this city.
AUSTIN-BURNHAM.-On Tuesday, October at
Broadway Tabernacle church, by Rev. VIM NJ
Taylor, D. D., LEWIS Il. AUSTIN to FLORENCE STAN
LEY, daughter OF Samuel Burnham.
CoNANT-MURRAY.-On Tuesday, October q at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents In Goshen
N. T., by the Rev. Henry A. Dows, CLARENCE n
IoTrE G. MURRAY. daughter of. W. Ostrom. n. d.
No cards.
CURLEY-O'DoNNELL-O Wednesday, October 7.
at the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the
Rev. G. II. Healey, r. f. CURLEY, or BROOKLYN to
JOSIE A.. eldest daughter Of John O'Donnel, Esq,
OF New YORK.
HAwLRY-B -BRowN.-On Tuesday, October g. by the
Rev. DR.. carter, Mr.. q. JUDsoN HAwLRY, OF New
YORK, TO Mrs. ANNA NJ BROWN, daughter OF the
late Or. Joseph Aauran, OF Providence, r l.
KRNNEDY-FRLTER.-Un Wednesday, october Z,
a the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by ths Rev.
w. Nelson Mcvickar, OF the Church of Holy
Trinity, Harlem, HOwARD F. KENNEDY to ANNA X.
FELrER daughter OF Samuel w. Felter, all OF New
York. No cards.
MoCRosKgRY-FNK.-At the Grove church. New
Durham n j. on Tuesday, october 8, 1874 by the
Rev. ". v. " Mabon, JAMES ID. MCCRosKERY to
KATB f. FINK, all OF this city.
SCHLRY-SPAULDING.-AtC Christ church, River
dale on Tuesday, October 9. BY the Right Rev.
Jonn w. Beckwtth u. d, assisted by the Rev.
George d. Wndes, d. d., JAMES MoNTFoRT ScHLEY,
M. d., to MARGARET THOMSON, daughter OF Henry
+. Spaulding.
The New York herald., 1874-10-08

wheat was steady, with q moderate demand mainly
.! 81 il ali Z of No Chicago and Norm west; 81
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Miwsukec, and 81 81 81 20 for white winter.
1hs siss &C. 10. ss
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bushels at &c &c for State mixed, &C 6skc for
hold ,S ssr' not dealt IN
Tonnage oI Charter attIsctsd attention from ne
1o. sr." wasn ruled e shipper: .vcI
Of grain at 3D. LOO bales q cotton At d small lots Of
o Mhs.s 81 70 t. 3 s
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s q
Norwegian bark, hence 20 London, S2co bbk capacity,
cf roSn q a Noswcsisn BARI nom Phisdsiphs Lac % Q
Cork lor G orders . .hs gnissd Knsdom Continent,
bark about $50 to1a from s. Marys to aPors IN the
United or With iSn res.wsd = e Nor
70 The United Kingdom or ConSnent az @ 7isd II to he
nnfSS% Ss1 hfyss .af "a shs
bark from ssvannah to Cork TOR orders 70 the unitsd
full cargo OF cotton, At lied
the MARKET has Sc Sen
inactive for lack Of offerings and the few ansac
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