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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-11
THREE LEAPS FOR LIFE,

From the Dubuque Herald of August 18TH
One Of the most thrilling adventures
ithe most thrilling in itself, and prob
ably fatal in its results) which has ever
been experienced in this land of min
eral-hole man traps, occurred on Sun
day. about one mile west of Asbury
chapel. On Sunday morning James
Kinsley, youth of sixteen years, vis-
iting his uncle Joseph, about a mile
west of the chapel above mentioned,
rode the horses Off to water, leaving
the house about s o'clock ir the morn
ing. The hours passed along until
near o'clock in the afternoon. and
James had not returned. His folks
then became uneasy about him. ard
set out to look for him. Going through
the pasture for some distance they
found him lying in an unconscious
condition on the brow of a mineral
hole. the back of his head cut very
badly. They picked him up and corr
Veyed him home, where in Il short
time his consciousness returned. and
when he got so he could speak he re-
lated the following strange and thrill
ling adventure: II was riding along to
the watering place; while on the way
l heard th3 report ofa gun, and heard
the hum of the shot passing very near
me; number of them I thought
struck my horse in the neck. He dart
ed oil AT full speed, growing more
frightened, l thought, every moment. l
could do nothing toward checking
him, and only managed to keep my
seat. lie plunged forward and
soon came upon mineral hole, but
cleared it at q bound. and still kept on,
leaping another i'm the same manner.
and still anthcr, but Just as lie cleared
the third shaft everything grew dark
and a strange feeling. a binding SEN
sItion came over me, and after time
how long it was | cannot say--this
feeling passed away and l found my
self in dark place. my horse resting
on my leg, and both my leg and head
paining me badly. | finally became
conscious of what had happened to
me and made an effort 10 get my legs
free, and afier u long and painful
struggle succeeded. then made up
my mind to drag myself ont if posi-
bic. but l had grown 50 weak | was
afraid | could never do it. | seem to
remember that reached the top of the
shaft, hut all was blank after that"
When kinSley hal told his story some
of the party Went back to tie mineral
hole where they had found him, and
on accommodating discovered the horse
living at the bottom of tie shaft as
James had stated. The lad may pos
Sibly rally and yet we'll, hu; il will
have been Il most narrow escape from
death.
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CAUTION! !!
MINING TAX.

NOTICE lSNELEBY GINTN THAT TIE
~ taN I'll the proceeds oi the mine, for the
qGarter ending IT \ L altn, ia. j. now Guc
and payable at nay uil;cr, and that the laws
with reeard TO the collection of the same " il
be suictiy enforced I. {. i l. LACE.
tountv Assessor, EGrska County.
Eureka. New. Aug. i. ls-4. aGgla-u
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Public Notice.

NJ NERS AND ALL OTHERS ARE
M hereby notified that tie Basye Console
dated Mining Company Limited will not be
resi- on-ible for payment Of Ia DOR or material
furnished TO parties having contracts or
agreements to work on any CT the tomrany' 5
mines in Finite. secret canyon, or elsew here
in Eureka county. JOIN i. MURPHY,
>ure-in: sn,iens
Eureka, New. October :, ls7i ~.
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POLITICAL.
DEMOCRATIC
County Convention! I

4 7 A MEETING Of THE DEMOCRATIC
IA County Central Committee. held AT the
Office OF the Justice Of the Peace in Eureka.
on the 22d day Of August, 1874. it was unani-
mousIy
Resolved, That the County Convention Of
the Democratic and Liberal party OF Eureka
county. be held at Eureka. on the 2lst day Of
September. 1874, for the purpose Of elccting
Delegates to the state Convention, and OF
nominating candidates for Township and
County officers, and of organizing the party
for tn" camliaign.
Resolved. hat the primary election for
Delegates to the County Convention. he held
ON the l2th Of September. the polls to be open
from ID \. NJ. TO r.M. Ruby Hill excepted
thor from. where they will be open from II
A. N. TO y. NJ.
Resolved. i hat the following be the apror-
tionment OF representation; that the polls be
held at the places named: and that the Dem.
ocratic votors Of each precinct are requested
to erganihear Il arhoint Judges.
Resolved, That the Judges of Election in
the various precincts are requested TO for
ward the returns without delay. to the Sccrc-
tary of this Committee.
Fish Creek. one Delegate, polls at Fem
sternaker'
Spring Valley. ono Delcga,-. polls at
Dukr
Roberts Creek ono Delegate, polls at Lew
Is hanch.
Cortc7, one Delegate. polls at Fitzgcrald's.
Eeowawe, one Delegate, rolls Il, -
PaliSadc, three Delegates. polls Mt Hen
ley's.
Chimncvs, one Delegate. polls at Station.
Eureka twenty-five Delegates. polls at Iiook
and Ladder Comrany's building.
Ruby Hill, eight hclega;es, polls at Col
mons.
Prospect Mountain, two Delegates. polls at
Connolly Mine.
Secret Canyon. thrce Delegates, polls at
George Gardncr's.
Fin,o, one Delegate. polls a. Ti-h's Hotel.
Eaulkner's Ranch, one Delegate, polls at
Faull,n nei's.
Snlthar station, one Delegate, polls Il: Sell
kirk.
Resolved. 7 hat we heartily intlnrsc the
patriotic sentiments cnunciatci by the State
Central Committee of the Democratic and
Liberal party: and that we invite the ro-op-
Grafton Of all honest men i'll an effort to
cure an honcs, administration OF state and
County affairs.
". KEY e, Chairman.
SEI.I.IN UETZrI. SncrnturY. nuriil
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iDLf1IC.1L.
STATE CONVENTION.

V'HE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF
Z the Democratic anl Liberal Party met at
Virginia, Nevada on tho 18th Of July, 1874,
pursuant 10 cali. The following appIortion.
ment Of delegates to the state Convention was
adopted
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NOT ICE.

A Ii PRISONS ARE HEHEbY NOTl-
n fed that q Eu. hoJ GIL E3,1l Is no long
~ agent iur the Eureka Market. The books
can be found ut Montgomery X Co's office. l.,
N.i!- Fargo \ COS bui ding. Ali WhV are
indebted are requested to make lpmedia.e
settlement, and these having ciui;ns, 10 llc-
sent them at The olIee of The undrr,I I-ne,l.
aurIj MtNItiuAEnl CO
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NOT ICE.

DARTIES HoLpING BILLS AGAINST
/ the lleosac smelling urns arr Ie4ue.t-
cd 10 present The same at the office Oi the
Company eli or before the 9TH inst.
HARRY STKut i. Manager.
Eureka, New, September l~t. ls74. 81
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UNION REPUBLICAN STATE CEN.
TRaL COMMITTEE.
1T 4 MEETING OF TIE UNION Pc |
n r-llLtnnn >tatn Ont ri L,uLn NJ, i.ln |

At \ MEETING OF TIE UNION Pc
n publican state Central Committee. held
IN Virginia ellv, June 2i lS7i. il was
Re- solved, hat Il state Convention OF thc
tnien Ecpuhli, an party be hold az Ninne-
'nucra. on ihar-day, srrterlbe n, lS7', 10
nominate candidate, :ci the ioliowiH. 0liIcers.
to-wlt:
Govcrnor, Lieutenant Governor. Repre-
sentative III Congress. two Justices Of the Su-
rremc Court long and short terms Secre-
tary Of STATE, Attorney General, Treasurer OF
state. Controller ot Stat", Sgrreyur Gen"IaI,
Supcriut endent Of l'ubtic instruction., STATE
Minvralogi.t. Clerk Uf the Suprcmc COHrt.
state Printer, and State Central Committee.
and foy the transaction Of sgch other busi-
ncs- "A shall properly ccmc before the Con-
ventlor.
Resolved, That each county be entitled to
one delegate N large. one for each Ion votos
and one icr each fraction over ,, votes cast
for J. v. ,llaines, residential Eioctor al the
Resolved. La. ihatcst 10 be required or MI
voter, AT the primary elections of The IaTtY
shah be: lirst-Are you n citizen ot the
tnit"d S,ates and the state OF Nevada. OF
vii! you be laval voter At the ensuing c!ec-
tioi.? Secaud-Nill You .npport the uoni-
nos Of the Eepublicsn State and County
Convention At the neAt clectlon-
Ec,ul. a, hat the several county con- NIT
tees be recommended TO adopt such other
means ard t9sts a. may seem to them neces-
larry to the promotion Of purity AID iaIrIess
at the primaries.
nelrsate> are apportionei to the several
counties as luilows.
l'otg Ia. =
iiho--...-
E-neia !
am ,
ltiic1'tn
Lana >
tsrpi :
'rns :,
>thr+N- .--,----'
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S1EAYEO.

Dxr N4RK EAy IioRsr. ERs~prn Ill
/ ~ ." on right thigh, weighs about lIao
/ pounds. There ! no white on HIN. Also,
+ one iiay Mare branded ~ I" on left thigh
1 Twenty iyc dollar, will be paid for their d.
ans y. J. WRIGHT.
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FOR, SALE.

A FINE SPAN OF BUGGY DELIVERY
~ Horses with set Of harness; also n
each. by applying 10
a4a "BLkl tLpEE 4 HARRISON.
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Town Lots For Sale !!

GONE DESIRABLE LOTS FOR PklN A L
- residences. situated on Paul street. in Mac-
douaid's survey, viii be sold on aHefable
terms. Ter full particular urllY to
MAlN0M MACDONALD.
4, my residence. on South >l'rirY rect.
api--;f-,1
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MONEY ORDERS
FOR SALE,

4 FURNISHED HOUSE WITH -
n lot, situated on padl street. A de-X1A
>irable residence. Size Of lot, ST.. NiW fcel.
lor particulars inquire on The premises of
ivt'-t +. {. ARNOLD.
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Council Bluffs Iron Works
NiNFFACTTRERs OF ENGINES AM
vi Loiier.; nls,
MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY!

OFF," md Works IN Main Street. Council
BlLis Iowa.
+. HENDEiE. President,
j. CORY, Sec'y and Treas.
,Al.
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FOR SALE.

4 STONE AND BRICK HOUSE, WITH
N four rooms. hard finished. Will be
sold ai bargain. FOR particulars, inquire
on the promises, on Paul street. or Of ". r.
TAl IoE, on SpTirg street. i,.S-t
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RGDekah Charity DegIfe, I.0.0.r,
L, q, G. e.

L. u 1s L.
DECLAMATlON LODGE No. 81, !. Q. &. T.
IL meets cyory Tuesday evening at 20
o'clock, iii III, odd Fellows all, Main street,
Eureka. Ney.
". II. DAVENPORT. W. T.
+. +. pofGE, sec'y ,5-aIS
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DEGvLAR MEETINGS OF D4Op-lsEE
II retreat No. 81, X. 4. L. T.. viii be hold
vt tsid Fellow lIall every NJ. AbAl EN ~
ING. Special mceti.es, at the cdl VI the
:. &. :. sir Knights uf sister retreats in
COCO standing are cordially invited to attend
:. l.. NELLY, :. &. :.
BENZ. c. lryY, Recorder. iei
New-York tribune., 1874-09-07
VIRGINIA FINANCES.

To the EdttOr or The tribune
SIR: My attention has been called to COM
muncation in your issue OF the Sd ns headed South
Securities" which, far concerns the State OF
Virginia. is incorrectly stated. Under what was known
as the Funding b Virginia retired all the old bonds
that presented, and issued In their stead regis
tered coupon bonds at the option OF the holder IN
the proportion OF twotrds the face or the OLD Dond
and executed obligation for the remain
ing third based upon future settlement 10
be made with the State OF West Virginia.
on the bonds the State Of Virginia pays four per
cent interest aud for the remaining two per cent issued
certificate with promise to pay whenever the state
shall be able to do and this cannot now be long de-
ayed The coupons attached to the new bonds sell at
cents the dollar and salable 10 parties
indebted to tho State for taxes licenses &C. The bonds,
selling at % cents or $500 for $1,000 bond. pay over
per cent tho invested tho holder receiving
500 worth OF coupons which produce ts in the market
These bonds good, II not better, Investment
than any bonds on the market, for Virginia VIII never
repudiate, although ignorant people may say she mas
already done SO by only providing for twothrds OF her
bonded debt But for dividing the old State, this would
not have DONE and since the General Government
sanctioned the division, all rightthnktng people VIII
admit that West Virginia ought to pay her share OF the
debt Of the old State or IL ought to be assumed Oy the
Government Of the United States L. M X
Nep- York, Sept. 4, 1914
New-York tribune., 1874-09-07
SATURDAY. Sept. 5-P. N.

If rlere has been any change in the condition of
the general trade of the city during the week closing
Lfoday il has been mainly in iveher hope for the
immediate future of business, rather than in in-
creased activity in trade or advancing prices for
merchandise. Still the opinions Of business men
,s,s to the prospects of the Fall trade seem TO be
about as divergent those of stock specu-
fators concerning the future Of the securities
bought and sold at the Exchange III Newest. So
much are mankind inclined TO believe true that
which they desire should prove So that they uncOn-
sciously give undue Importance to minor facts or
circumstances which tend in any manner TO estab-
Dish what they wish 20 prove So a sharp advance
tin the English market yesterday for Indian is
nnade TO represent short grain crop throughout
Europe in the face of the latest actual information
no the contrary. This imaginary short crop argues
with the hopeful lively demand aud high prices
abroad for our surplus cereals unusually successful
railroad traffic and the immediate return of general
sprosperity in trade and manufactures. We most
sincerely hope that these sanguine anticipatOns
,may prove true, but can in the advance in the
tQrice of only a reflection of the fact,
sonaby well established that crop is to be
something below the average instead of being above
lit as had been hoped six weeks ago The effect Of
this short crop may be also IN the arrest of the
downward tendency in the price of wheat, which it
is TO be hoped may prove permanent though many
dear it will be but temporary. The ChioagO Tribune
of the I'd inst, in discussing the Western crops,
marks
The Fall movement OF grain eastward does not prom
ase 10 be so years but the outlook
FOR the season which commenced to-day Is bad
eTcept I'M wheat The wheat prospect is rather gloomy
esent Indications are 70 the effect that there is more
than will be wanted for consumption and that means
Eow prices on what does find a market There seems
10 he no help for but 70 DO content 10 hold on and
pwait Tor better prices the event OF ess liberal sup
Dy in some future year good deal VI the corn That
Eas been sold 60a6c this season was Two OF three
syears old and it paid keep it, when TIC owners could
iSford 10 do so.
As has been before remarked it is idle to close our
eyes 10 existing facts; aud believing that 10 good
end could be served by 80 doing. we have steadily
tried TO place before the readers of The TRIBUNE
the simple truth concerning the business condition
and prospects and to draw therefrom correct deduc
tions. in the hope that they might be OF service 10
the legitimate interests of the country. Remember
ing the teachings of history have been unable 10
see why the effect Of the panic Of last Autumn, a
panic resulting from ten or twelve years OF reckless
speculation. imprOyident Investments aud ex-
New-York tribune., 1874-09-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BNrixoRg Sept 5.-Cotton quiet; Low Mdtlngs. l5'dl5
Flour dull Wheat quiet sni taiV NhHe estrn ~ Zo~
uuchalgrii southern NLtet SioJte
southern Yellow Western AI strong and higher s ooc
Oat, higher 55d5Sc; Western Mixed 34a19e. ke
.tr,y Al s7Ggjc Ilav uaohang,d Pork dul aud nsl
Cesr RID SIDES Bacon good bbiug demni shoulder, 81
OglOi.c Clear Rob Sides l3ssGlie Hams dul a. lAq l6c
l5c We,u Butter tun At 2002bc Cofo
dali and nominal l7dlyc Petroleum uuehargd Mhsky tn
B6yy,o sept 5-LsIe rail the last ~
Four 40 bbs Nhe1t 81 oO) bush Corn 2o6 2b6 bush
Oss 537 Barley 800 bush Can,l Shpnenss-Wbsa
Erpors-whest $500 bush Corn 4slO bush. Oats "a 500
Barley 600 bash Canal eghs steady NhestSc Corr %
Oa h. Newio Flour Iist sales 300 bbs the falye
Western spIing SodS6 50 BAk,rs Sl0s7 3D. Anber ~ 10
81 White ~ 25GsS % Wheat qrleti saes 23uO bush Oi
N Winter 81 IS 35Obush. Red Winter At 81 10
Mvauk,e 80 sprng held III OS Corn seIlye aud sAs
oser sale. 600 bush. No Western SOL l4OOO bgs CO.
sn held al i0e 9Oe Barley Msh trn osasa - o"
asl 30. W,en 81 j09tl 0j Other articles unehsnsa a.,
CHICAGO S.tL 5FloUr dull and unchanged; kts eplns -
81 IS Wheat dali uneei No sprng yZs ess ~ s
ohsr No SUdeg. 81 G9l lec. Rejected ~ dSe
nstd tower aud unsettled No Ared ~ s. e',
her e October HeS hi,sS 7s s9se ocioSsr R,,eSts
4is9Ils RE active higher NO sod ~ NJ barter
s.d No sprs g5 ae6e S@ &c spisnnet NO sPns'
p,oyon. unchanged FORK 1S5, eAsh -,
.,y All the year Lard i5c. esh VI seller al The ar fesos
,cy. and higher Baf.o open Board this arrpeon
h F,esis,.o5 OO0 bb. Floar 900 bush Wheat 10000
tS Com ~ 900 osts 1000 hah Rye 5000 beh bar,
E spisrnt-2 go hbis. fol 2i3.DJO 'Usa MhsaL OzVoo
i,'h O., - 900 bush. Uan, luOO bash ssuev a, a.,
rt,cfxNt IA sept 5-iol da.. Nur.t tgni hed, "a "
81 % thus. 81 lUaSl ~ Cora tT as 15-iS~ oAs 80
New-York tribune., 1874-09-07
The bids for stocks at the close of the Excha
were as follows :

Gold NAV be dismissed with only passing re-
mark all the sales having been at 100! and 1O9.. On
gold loans the rates were fiat, and and per cent
for carrying. London securities reported quiet
and steady. The foreign exchange market was dul
as usual on Saturday and the working rates were on
the basis of 4SG and 4SS for long and short sterling
The highest price of gold made during the week
was 10, and the lowest 1O9s the closing
quotations tonight being 109s0l00I The
Assistant Treasurer disbursed $4,000 in coin inter
est to-day, making total for the week of S26l7OOO
The redemption of called Five-Twenties to-day
amounted TO Sj4S,0OO. q total for the week of
S752S The import entries of foreign dry goods at
the Port of New-York for the week ending to-day
were So 1885, 259 (the amount marketed being
S3,328 fl4l, and of general merchandise, $36049l9,
making total Of S6,71.2OS in gold coin valuation
The export cearances of domestic produce from this
port for the week ending Sept. $5,5SS, ,067 in
currency valuation. The specie movement is given
below The days operations at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered Gold cleared Sl474l00O; gold bal
ances 81 OSl $50; currency balances, l2i0O97. We
annex principal quotations:
lO;00..~lO97s 1880. lO94 lO0."lO9,i 23O..lO9'a
II SiNS9SSlooz
The days business at the u. s. Sub Treasury com
prsed:
Sso % nsTmss.. SsG57 ~ CareSe bssnes 90 s27 3l 81
Colo baIaDos.... 5255S9i7 81 Customs $4,000 90
Currency receipts. 2os,lSo 80
The shipments of fractional currency during the
week amounted to 400; shipments of legal-ten-
ders. s256s.9S5 receipts of fractional currency
S9SOOOO The Internal Revenue receipts to-day
were ssS5SSS: for the mouth. slSs2.sN: for tue lis
New-York tribune., 1874-09-07
Isu-yosx pos rua wzsK ESDiss
rotal...l453 8,32797l 655,565 6l7 3729. l87 l. l5l

T.
bb Bacon, ~ Land 10. Beef Cheese B Taloy N.
l7UO2j 329So rs 22s0 ST. $3.50 76375 973 1928 925
. s6l lOs637. l545.5OS lU96 lS33s29 6i7,3l3
pCF Tn. market IA spet but steady: quote Carolina
7t,gsic Rapgoon At 69e3c ara New Lolsaos at 20sc
srEARiNTe very quiet about orneT bsaes faote
II llc. for City.
sUGARs-Rag steadily held but rather quet 'ales o.
900 bids Cuba Musoado within our range and last evening
hb Csruc aud 452 boxes Clayei S quote air
toi Refining ssas Prime DO at sc Centrifugal hed
II Cyed S7s Reanei Is GctiSo
and very d9 for Soft Yellow; lOdlOs ier >o. White
lie for Crushed, lO7sGlle for Granuaec and lOsaIe "r
Powdered =.
TALLOW more active values unchAnged safes Of 10000
Civ 100 hbd.. DO Sl2 5000 n Western al 7ic
WHISKY moderately and higher sales Of 200 bb Al ~ W.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-07
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

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 Proi f.
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, Is reported fully In
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address The TRIBUNE New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-07
THE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LoSDoS. Sept 5-l23o p m-Consols or none s2Pao2si
account G92 Bne Railway shares 3ltcol Al
wee, from Paris quote Reutes At Git 4Oc.
fyERPooL Sept 5-l2:30 mCoton ct aud unchanged
ssies 10 oOO bales ineung bales speculation
Sale. on Mding upani nothing below Good Ordinary
deliVsrable September snd October. At 7 l3 l0i
LoNDoS sept 5-2;30 m-hne Railway shares, 3l PARIS
dispatches quote Rentss at 6ii 52 9c
LiyEo6L Sept 5230 mOf the sales Of Cotton to-day o. 100
haze. ser, Anencau. Breaistufs quiet
Loypos sept Sc u.-Th Of dscount the open market
FOR three uonihs bills 1916 per cent which 3 be-
low the Bans England The amour. Il bullion ulo ihs
BANK Of England balance to-day kSUOO Pans dispatches
quote Rsnts at BiL Soc
New-York tribune., 1874-09-07

The general stock speculation to-day was pretty
lively and resulted eventually quite disastrousy for
the bulls who had started out in such high gee AT
the start prices to per cent higher than they
closed last night but soon lost the strength and re-
acted to lower figures. After a slight recovery in
the afternoon, smart demonstration was made
against the Western roads, which broke down the
entire list and the market left off weak and de-
spondent The opening, highest lowest, and closing
New-York tribune., 1874-09-07

Po future delivery quiet Al o,ge OF about
fOlows, ell the bass ~ Low 1fune;
last evening. afer m-Sepember 100 IS 2332c'
2lOO l51c; October lCO 10 7-l6e. zoo, 1885, LOO
rs 1890 December 400 10 l332c February. 800. l53c
sarch 400 l6 l6e total 1900 bales KHclangeic paid
exchange 100 September regular, for safes to-day up 70
september i40O l53,c. 200, IS 2532c 300 Is 2s32c;
400 IS lll6c: October 400 Is l6c 400 10 1885, ZOO
l59c 900 is ll-32c November 100 l5s 100 10 56ci
Is li.32c Janua 100 - 9l6c 100 10 10 32c 100 10 T
Pebarv 500 l59; 200 10 % 32c; 100 1899 April 300.
l6 932c; total 10000 bales. grand total 10000 bales
FLOUR AND MEAThe market for Flour the past week has
hbed marked ed activity the preceding
have advanced except In and
then ouly IN Lines Spring Wheat Shipping Extra
sold no 90 bat the adlDoe has maintained
psnt the market ced be close 10 - 80 about the out
side wanted the demand running Straight New
Shipping Extras between which Gnd The Spring Wheat
much less difference IN prices than gusty Hence the
Wns steady and throughout IS 6O@$6 for shp
meu mostly rs 75dSj So White Winter Wheat Seconds have
been IS as so fair small lots o Straight Winter
sold 90 bot thi Is below the
quiet Fh te demand white the supply
tie sales Of these bsve hrunk little
the relatv Supe and Extras
position ri jOQ IS being the for
Supers Spng Wlt trade brili have cOauue dull
and heavy difference between The OF these hgh
GRADES New Winner Wheat hss turned tie home de
the neglect II the former while the supply A. remained
ample hence MADE 70 sell Winter NhesL Trade
brands reached lowest point the decline Of
ago been steady demand aud m To-day the
strong shDpg grades tue advance Of Yesterday Of Od l5
aud boders asking m while trade brands still buyers
steady Bake Flour which u held higher Gales of 1000 bb&
.runF
New-York tribune., 1874-09-07

In railroad bonds the transactions were moderate,
the sales for the day aggregating S5l,5OO. firm
tone prevailed and in the case of Union Pacific
Sinking Fund an advance of l per cent took place,
the bonds having been in good demand. The follow
;no NVera thp bids.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-07
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COFRRR-Thers continued fair demand for Ro ana he market Is
steady deene sales Of 295o bags eoiers al Sc
we anote for Ordinary lbdlbHc Tor Far do
l7dl72c Good do lSSigl9c for Prime do and extreme
range 10 zoe; mild grades still doll and
steady 23027c Java AMI 1G2O LIE tor Naracsibo both go
COTTON-The transactions Cotton only limited sni te
Grin, but n prices We learn Of no important chaose We
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