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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-09
ExCHEQUER MINING COMPANY

Storey Comfy, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting
pany, held on the eth day OF February,
is7l, an assessment tho. l0) OF Three IS
Dollars per share was levied upon the capita
stock Of said company, payable Immediately,
In United States gold coin, TO the SECRETARY,
at the once OF the company. Room NO, !. NO
Any stock upon which sala assessment shall
remain unpaid on FRIDAY. The 18th day o.
March, lsT}, shsll DO deemed delinquent, and
will be duly advertised for sale at public
auction, and unlsss payment shall be made be
fore, will DO sold on SATURDAY, The 9TH day O.
together with eotts OF advertising and sx
penses Of sale.
DAVID T. BAGLEY, Secretary.
Onice-Room No. 1. No. 4oi California street
San Francisco, California. fell I'd
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H EVENING NEWS.
GOLD HILL. MONDAY. MARCH Q. 1874


MINING AND STOCK TABLE,
the naabsr Of Rest and sharssts
the priaeipai Miaes dealt In al the san
rra.ei.es stock and KxehAage Beard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-09
TO CONTRACTORS.

TIRE UNDERSIGNED ARR PREPARED
to let Q csntraet 10 the lowest and responsi.
BE bidders TO sink Q shan about 10 feet In
depth, and 9 By IL In width and length the said
shan 10 be sunk on the South Star ground. In
snripr Valley. Lyon county. Proposals sent to
virginla City,
OR 10 JOSEPH RAMsDElL,
destf Lever Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-09

Yoa the very beat rnotograph'' 60 70 Bradley
p,,of.on's Gallery without AK
EshScESD in TAE ELEvAToR, No. ~
koo,,Somcry street. San francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-09
~ DR.. LE RicHAu'S
GOLDEN BALSAM,

~
Amer ten ysars' trial on this coast, has proven
itself the only curative In q certain slass OF dis
eases pronounced BY medical praotitionsrs al
incursbls.
IA. In RicuAu's GOLDEN BALsAM No. 1
cures Chsncrss, nrst and second stages; SORES
on the Ls-s or body: Sore Ears, Eyes, Nose,
etc; Corpercolor-d Biotchcs, syphilltis Ca.
tsrrh. Diseased Scalp, and all primary FORM. OF
the disease known ss syphllis. Price, 81 per
bottle, or two for 50.
Dr. LIS RicnIu's GOLDEN BALsAN No. =
cures Tertiary, Mercsrisl, Syphiliile Rheums'
iism. Pains In the Bonss. Back Of the Neck.
liberated Sore Throat, syphllitic Rash. Lamps
and Contracted Cords, Stiffness or the Limbs,
aud eraiicates all diseases from the syttefn,
whether caused by intiscretion or abuse OF
mercury. leaving the blood pare aud healthy.
Price - per bottle, or Two for -.
pa. l.. RicaAu's GOLDEN SPANISH AN.
TiDOTE. for tho sare OF Gonorrhea. elect, frrt-
taiion. Gravel and all Urinary or Genital dis
arrangements. Price, - 20 per bottle.
Da. In RIcuAu's GOLDEN SPANISH IN.
LECTION, q wash and Injection for severe cases
OF GonorrheA, lnfsmmaiory elect. Structures,
and all disease. Of the Kidneys and Bladder.
Price, 81 10 per bottle.
ol.o, Agents for DR. L. RicHAr's GOLDEN
FILLS for seminal Weakness, Night Emissions,
Impoteucy. and all diseases arising nom Mas
bottle.
IN round bottles.
ON receipt OF price, tsese medicines win be
cent to all part Of The eSan,,y, ey ssprsss or
''' q. =. RICHARDS q CO.,
wholesale and Rrctail Druggists andN
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NEW YORK coNsoLIDATED

NEW ORB CONSOLIDATED
blse. a. a' Su,fDe eomRs Re .iIisrSis .Ires o. J pall Fran.
cisco, California.
Location OF works, Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that at Q meeting OF
the Directors, held on the l7lh day Of February,
1874, IN assessment mo. 81 Of Ono Dollar
(fD per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable i'm.
mediatsly, IN United States gold coin, 70 the
Secretary. At the ofico of the Company. Room
No. n Hayward's Building, tl9 California
street, Ban Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10th day Of March.
1874, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
ct public auction, and unless payment 10 made
before, viii be- sold on TUESDAY. the It'll
day OF April, 1874, 10 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs Of advertising
II. c. KIBBE, Secretary.
0~nice-Iioom II Hayward's BuildlnE. 40
California street, Ian Francisco, Cal. fcl7 ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-09

DIR. J. 3. DYoTT, graduate OF Jefferson
Medical College. Philadelphia, author ofssVsral
valuable works, can be consulted on all diseases
OF the Sexual or Urinary Organs (Which he has
made an especial study, either In male or
female. no matter nom what cause originating
or OF how long standing. A practice Of thirty
years enables him to trss, diseases with success.
Cures guaranteed. Charge, reasonable. Those
at q distance can forward letter describing
symptom. and ineiosins stamp to prepay post:
ago.
Send fot The oaide to Health. rrlee 10 cts.
J. b. DYoTT, N. D.,
Physician and surgeon, iA Duane st.. n. z.
lal1 iy cod
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
DALTIMORE
d Mining Company.
CoHSOLIDATED
Gold Hill District,

Nodes.IThsfs are delinquent upon tho fol.
lowing described stock, on account Of assess-
ment mo. 81. levied on the 9Th day OF January,
Of the respective Shareholder. % follows:
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oil n r E w A r D
roa Az
rS Incurab!c Case
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CUMMfNci
Al rraaElL. eHAs' CUMMINGS
UNION IRON WORKS
CITY,
o. the Divide.
rYRRELL a CUMMINGS,

-ouspKRs, MAcuINIsTs,. GENERAL
Encinesrs. Drsught,nen and nannf,etarsrs
On 49,. All orders flled with pfemptnsss
snaSisssteh. and atths Lowest Rates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-09
GOLD HILL FOUNDRY,
LOWER COLD MILL.

Castings In Irsp and Brass, rurnins and
finlshius OF Every variety. Quartz
Crsshins and Amalsamatius
nfaehinery Made % Order.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

. EARN Z US
FLUID
B u @ Ell UI
Tho only known remedy for
BRIcHT'S DISEASE
And = Positive Remedy for
GoUT, GRAVEL,
STRUCTURES, DIABETES,
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
DR0PsY,
Eon.rotsntion or Incontinencs Of Urine,
Irritation, Inflammation or liberation
Of tho
AND KIDNEYS
sPERMAToRRHGA,
LRUCoRRHRA OR WHITES,
Diseases Of tho Pre.tIais GIans,
c~sle.l..! Gravel g. RrIcs aast D.sesit and
EXTRACT BUCHU
Permanently Cares
All Diseases orthe Blsdder and Kid.
neys, n DroPsieal Swciifngs,
Existing In Men, Women and Children,
~ NO MATTER WHAT THR AoRi At
Prof. steele SAYS: "one bottle Of Kearney's
Flaid Extract Buchu 10 worth more than all
other Baehus combined"
Price. ons Dollar per Bottle, or Six Bottles for
Five Dollars.
Depot, Ioa Duane street., Vow York.
A Phy.ieisa In attendance to answer cor
respoudsncc and give advice gratis.
send stamp for Pamphlets, free.
TO THR
NERVOUS AND DEBIllTATE0
OF BOTH SEXES.
Ne charge for Advice and Csnsultailes
DIR. J. b. DYoTT, graduate OF Jefferson
Medical College. Philadelphia, author ofssvsral
valuable works, can be consulted on all diseases
OF the Sexual or Urinary Organs (Which he has
made an especial study, either In male OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-01

have it's influence insensble perhaps but stl
have its influence and TO induce District Attorneys TO
seek compromises or to allow them in where there
ought 20 be vigilant prosecution Now, do not say
that anybody has done this within knowledge nor TO
assert That action not have been Influenced
by II but the natural tendency IL In that direction
and II not good policy to have such laws, in my judg
ment.
Mr. DAwEs-Has your attention been called to the
decision 10 Of the higher courts OF the States,
that in the absence Of the statute no
attorney should be permitted to appear on the part OF
the Government against an individual who had any
private interest whatever in the case
Mr.. DAyIs-No sir, my attention has not been called
10 IL the contrary, they have adopted I'm our state
the OF all policies Il have had occasion TO CON
an opinion lately written by meD by which
allow attorney to be interested In the subject
matter OF litigation.
Mr.. DAwEs-The Supreme Court OF Massachusetts,, not
long ago. In where the prosecuting attor-
ney, and where compelled TO leave court and
enter into another, and where the court appointed an
attorney 10 take my place which attorney prosecu
ting private suit for the same man. set aside the YER
diet that was obtained after trial that lasted three
weeks. and solely that ground.
Mr.. DAvIs-Nothing, in my judgment, tends more
strongly to degrade the legal profession than allowing
attorneys and counsel TO put themsees In the position
OF being personally Interested IN the subject matter IN
litigation.
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by the statements have read heard that on the I'd Of
January the letter directing Mr.. Bliss 70 CON-
mence suit for u 10000, and.tnat at the same time
check for $2sOOO up 10 him tho amount 10
De paid 10 compromise This do not speak or as hav-
ing personal knowledge.
Mr. DAwEs-Did you understand that the cheek and
the order for the suit came together
Mr.. DAvIs-I so understood but do not know u
understood that they came In on that day.
Mr.. DAwHs-When did you first learn OF the over
valuation OF Phelps. Dodge 4 Col
Mr, DAvTs--You mean Of the fact that the nnncipo
they adopted aided TO give the Government larger
dutiesf
Mr.. UAwEs-Yes. 49,
Mr. DavIs-some time afierward, and not long before
wrote that letter 10 Hr. Dodge which has been puf-
lshed think you will find that in that letter stated
that fact
Mr.. DAwns-No one OF the statements Of Mr.. jayne ~
OF any Other person resulting from ma examination,
communicated TO you that the transaction OF IbelIr,
Dodge Go. disclosed that fact
Mr.. DAvIs-i do not know that 1t was known 10 MI.
Jayne at that time.
Mr.. DAwEs.The inquiry way whether it was commu-
ncated to youf
Mr. DAvIs-No, SIR it was not communicated to me at
all by any one.
Mr. DAwEs-If they had aseertained that fact during
the examination OF the books papers OF PhelTs,
Dodge * Co. they made such communication 10 you
Mr.. DAvIs-No Sir.
Mr.. DAwEs-Would an examination OF the tooks and
papers Of Phelps, Dodge Co. have disclosed that fact
"A easily as tho fact OF the undery auatlonf
Mr.. DAyIs-l suppose they would disclose IL, hut
suppose also that the parties who mace the examination
were not looking for that They looking for her
things. They were looking Tor the deficiencies.
The Committee then took a recess FOR an hour.
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CONGRATULATIONS

WHAT Is A TRUE INVOICE VALUE f-MARKRT VALUE
ONLY JUST BASIS.
Mr. BURCHARD-If they make addition 10 the actual
cost make market value, there any other pen
htyi
Mr. DAyIs-Perhaps that may be said to be a case
where the law requires the market value be stated
but IN Of goods the requires the cost
70 lie stated Now In those they must make
Ast value By making al addition 70 the cost emo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-01

THE QUESTION OF FEES AGAIN.
Mr. DAwEs-I trust you will make nothing personal OF
what may inquire Of you hereafter desire TO know
how much In fees you have received as DstricAttor-
ney-I mean fees arising the enforcement OF the
revenue lawsI
Mr. DAyIs-I cannot give you any approximate sum
without reference to data but refer to this par
tcular class Of fees, the percentage allowed III those
matters =,
cases, whether they pass Judgment Ut are comPro-
missed A., ...o, a.. .houo
shall be faxed and paid TO the Distrct-Attorneys two
per all moneys collected or realized 10 any sun
or proceedings arising under the revenue laws, con-
Quoted by then in which the tied states Is party
The language you Sec Is collected or redlLcd 50 haI
It held Ito everything where ,he pro- sednS
instituted in the DsricAttorneys Office either by the
CONNIE OF suit or other legal proceedings
which result IN realizing the money. ;. .,o,.
Mr.. D1yEs-Can you give the approximate amount
that you have received under that
Mr. DAyJs-I cannot. But II the Committee desire II l
will the precise which have received
in my two ana half years. and Will furnish state
Mr. DiwEs-I was looking after the policy of the law,
that is all. ,.-o.o ,,,
Mr.. DAvIs-I am quite willing TO do It, suppose mat
could procure the data here at Washington -.
Mr.. DAwEs-Has the Distriet-Ntorney hxed salary,
besides that two per cent allowance
Mr.. DAyIs-He has liked salary OF 5000. The sources
Of his can state Ss E EsGw fi a YOU the
sphere OF this Committee Are the assistants paid Oy
Mr., DAyIs-Tle assistants are all paid Dy Salaries the
assistants and clerks.
Mr.. DAwEs-They are paid by the Government-not
out out OF your COMPENSATION.
Mr. DAvfs-Not of the DstrictAttorneys pers onal
com pensaton The manner or their payment, however,
the application far they will OF certain recs
which into the hands OF the DlstrctAorney Dut
which belong the Government, ana which he Is ponhu
TO for The beyond the fees which u que
10 these officers is always pad By checks ON the SUD
Treasury. .
Mr.. DAwEs-Do you think II would be better that the
DstrictAttorney shoul1 receive his compensation III
the manner established by law rather than ior MN
TO have "a fixed compensation tor all his ser'lcesf
Mt DAyIs-l think thar the manner nov es.iDiislea
by law Is wise Que. l can illustrate tlit
by matters that have arisen lately. tnihk
that all this mode Of compensation provided
Ia this statute nldlcious and that Its tendency 49, no
matter low honorable the incumbent or the ONCE may
be TO lead to adjustments. settlements, compromises,
40 au nx iety close up things without trial on
SUITS Ia order that the fee may be realized NOW IL
looks like mere bagaelle say Of course the fee Is
Two PER cent" but II you take, for instance this
Phelps Dodge Go. case tho fee was $40" That In
Ute more IMAM "A Congressman gets for whole year
believe entirely out or all comparison with
ti,e eel Nal service. U 10 In Scat many
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-29
Public Notice.

NJ NEES AND ALL QTIlEES Ale
~ h.lehy uotiiied that TIE Basye ,on,'n-
atte,t Mining torApany Limited VIII hot ny
rest et-iele Tor Tsyrent of la DOR or matetl..
furnish Il Ia paIn,s having seeptraetss Sk
a-t'rm ~ + to woIk on amy CT thnt pm
mines IN Pinto. Secret Canyan. g eiseM
III E,-eha county. join IL MlKfhIs
saperinss niept
Eureka. Ner.. October I. 1878 eeu
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-29
Patronize Home Industry.
For x e Mt,

4 LARGE Ht tIDlNd, SlTtAitP w
n blcl street. corner uI liateman; sun"
his fer any Kind of business. Afrlh T.
J.-lm :. All '"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-29
Application for Patent.

l. :. LAND tfEitE,
Eureka, Nevada. May is. ISL.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y Newark Silver Mining Company Post
office address. Newark Mills. Newark bis
trIef. hitc inc county, Nevada. has tins
day filed in this flee Il diagram together with
a notice of Application for Il patent from the
| nitri States. under act ut Congress APPROVED
May 10. l>72. for fifteen hundred tlba linear
feet OF the Lincoln Lode. the same running 80
feet suuthca-terlN and "a feet uUrthwcStcrly
from the mouth Of the lincoln Tunnel. with
surface ground two hundred feet, lna feet on
each side Of the lode. thc lode being "A Ieet in
width. situated in Newark Mining District.
hhita Pine county. state OF Nevada. and ID.
scfihea in the Plat and field notes en tllein tbs
office a< follows. to-wit:
U. S. Survey Nc. 81.
Eeginninr at a post marked Nc. l., .S.Srr-
veN No.%7." whence the section curntron tire
northern boundary uf Soctiona. I. l.. MI -
t.. NJ. l.. NJ. bears \. 81 ~. T.. iisf feet;
mouth Of the chihuahua Tunnel hears ;.
Il Il. /. il25 feet, and Il ccdar tree ene foot
in diameter. marked Lincoln /. l., h,G(s y.
IT. W. - feet; thence running :. II L.
lb50 feet. to post marked Ne. =. | =. SusSev
No. -: thence :. 81 VI II feet. to post
marked No. 2. |. :. Survey Me-. =: thence
\. 81. ". lao0 feet. to POST marked Ne. +.
/. :. Surrey No. .: and thence y. d. l..
- loot, to post "\o. l." the Plaee o. begin
ming. containing Sdl-lH acres.
tearSes expressed ,ru'n the trIe meridian
with Il magnetic variation 81 :. last. his
c.aim l. located in the unsGrVtyti pat Il 7.
-, \. L. - T., VI. H.. NJ, and i bounded en-
neither end by ans, known claimants: the
nearest mine is the ChihgahGa.
ihe claim i recorded in Book \. raga1s. 81
the Newark District Mining Records. ard .
COPY of tho notice and IiatS can lac found
posted 1T the mouth Of tn" lincoln tunnel.
mtla ClIIS i. llbHN, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-29
PATENT APPLICATIONS.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. co.
L n DErIEE
L. ;. LAM OFFICE.
Eureka, Nevada. July Is. 1871.

L. =. HAND tIflCE.
Eureka, Nevada. July Is. 1871.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GINES THAT ".
W. Mccoy Whose postctlicc address l.
Eureta. Nevada has this day filed in this
office a diagram, together with a notice OF
application for n patent from the United
States. under act of Congress approved May
10. ls72. for sixteen hundred loco lineal feet
of the lone Lode. the same running 50. feet
northerly and 800 feet southcrly from the 10
entien monument near the lone Shaft, with
surface ground tive hundred feet in width,
situated in Eureka Mining District. Eureka
county, State of Nevada, and described in the
plat and field notes ON file in this office as iol-
lows, to-wit:
U. S. Survey No. "a.
Beginning at a post marked No. ! Us.
Survey Ne. a. whence the flagstaff in the
town of Eureka bears ". 81 ~, I. l0.SSl
feet. The highest point Of Ruby Hill Ne.
Shaft, upon this lode bears ;. L II. T. sl
feet: thence running y. So, T.. 30 feet. 10
ro>t marked No. =, I. :. survey No. ~"
thence ). 10, T.. 1870 feet, to post marked
No. ;. Us. Survey No; y: thence 5. s..
". 2s feet, to post marked Ne. 1, IS. SUR
Il. made for ". ". McCoy upon the Grant
Lode bears y. as. ". So lilo feet; and
thence y. T.. W. 1909 feet, to rost No. /, the
place of beginning; containing . 3,-lo0 acres;
courses expressed from hctrue meridian with
a magnetic variation of 49, East, This
claim Is located upgn unsurv9yed lands, and
is bounded on neither end by any known
claimants. The nearest mines are the Grant
and Needle.
This claim is recorded in Book \. page s.. Of
tLc Eureka District Mining RECORDS. and 4
copy of the notice and rlats can be found
posted on the location monument, near the
lone Shaft. CYRUS 7. HORN. Register.
lNft
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Wdly
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Mnrdcrous Shooting.

Two young men, one by the name Of
Atkinson and the other by the name
Of Ward, both recently from Missouri,
and "cropping" together on Bloss'
plantation on Five Mile creek, west OF
this city, became involved In dilll-
Guilty In dividing their claims, Wednes'
day, and In few hours afterwards, on
Atkinson returning from the field and
entering the house, he was shot three
times by Ward, twice In the abdomen
and once IN the breast. The services OF
DIR. Allen were at once summoned, but
no hopes are entertained for the
wounded mans recovery. Ward rode
off Immediately after the shooting and
although pursued at once by two dep
uty sherills sent by Sheriff Barkley, he
made good his escape.
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4 Gala Evening.

A coterie of gentlemen, friends OF
Mr.. Alex. Friend, in very elegant
manner recognized the nuptials OF
this gentleman which took place ri
Kansas City, Wednesday afternoon
by champagne supper in the even.
ing, over Messrs. Schneider 4 Davis
Quite number of citizens, besides the
movers in this impromtu affair, were
also present. Very graceful sentiments
were proposed and drank in sparkling
liquids to the health and prosperity OF
the newly welded pair, and an inter
change Of pledges and acknowledge
ments by telegraph were sent to and
from Kansas City during the afternoon
and evening.
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THE LADIES

VIII find NJ Jeii'ries', on Elm,
street, ~ large line Of Dress
Goods, consisting Of GroS
Grain and TaiIeia SiIiGs, black
and In coIOrs, P0ngees, Siiis
ana Wool DingOnaia. CameIs
Hair Cloth, AIpnccas. Moiiairs,
Empress Cloths, Casilmercs,
SILK Finish r0piinS, nn eIc-
giant Hue Of Trimmings, ana
the largest ana cheapest stock
Of Ribbons ever exhibited In
Dallas. Also, the latest novelties
I'm hsclts, Ties, shawis md
CIOaIss, all Of which nre being
sold upon the most reasonable
terms. lObd9w
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This splendid and honorably
known house appears this morning In
our columns with their mammoth
advertisement rendered additionally
attractive. The shelves Of this house
contain M full aud varied lines Of dry
goods, hosiery goods, clothing aud no.
lions M can BIO found IN this part OF
the state. Their wholesale business Ii
equalod by very few houses In the
state and they retail extensively. Call
and examine their beautiful full stock
In their different departments.
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Masons, meets at the Chapter Rooms in the
city of Dallas on the first Monday after the
last Saturday in each month.
W, NJ. G. YOUNG, NJ. T.. HIP.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

New YORK, October l.--Gold closed
at LOT. Customs receipts, S3l 900. Sub
treasurer paid $4S,0OO rs interest and
S24, 900 for called bonds. Stocks active
and strong; money 2per cent; gold
los; exchange, long, 4S5 short, 4S6 ;
governments, dull states quiet.
Cotton quiet. Uplands, Ice. Futures
opened quiet and tirmer, at l5s@
Is 3.l6c; November l5I@l5 3-l6c; De
cember l55@l5 5-l6c; January 10 7-l6c;
February Is ll-l6@l5Sc.
NEW ORLEANS, October 1.--Cotton-
Fair demand, but light offerings. Sales,
800 bales. Prices steady. Quotations
under the old standard unchanged, but
were adapted to the American stand
ard, as follows: Ordinary, new, ll@
llsc; old, llA@llSc; strict ordinary,
new, l2@l2lc; old, 12l@l3c; good ordi-
nary, new l2a@l3c; old, l3l@l32c; strict
good ordinary, new, lSs@l34c; old, l3E
Ollie; low middling, new, l2S@l4c; old,
l4l@l4ac; strict low middling, new, IA
@l4sc; old, l42c; middling, new, l4l@
l4sc; old, l4}@l4sc; strict middling, lag
@l4sc; Louisiana, l5Gl5sc; good mid
ding, new, l4S@l4sc; old, l5l@l5sc;
middling fair, 15l@l6Sc.
At a meeting of the Exchange COM
mittee on classification, it was resolv-
ed that we find, after careful COM
parison, the following differences be-
tween types upon which our quota
tions have hitherto been made aud
those adopted by the National ex-
change, by which we are directed by
resolution of the board of directors
to have our official quotations on
and after this date:
National standard, ordinary barely
equivalent to old type of ordinary
good ordinary equivalent to old type of
strict ordinary; low middling equiva-
lent to good ordinary; middling barely
equivalent to middling; good middling
equivalent to middling. BY the new
standard middling fair, to agree
with national classification, will be
made equivalent to old type of good
middling.
Gold %; sight par; sterling 5S3.
GALVESTON, October L. Money,
banks discount, for regular customers,
at per cent rates on street, 1!@l3
per cent per month, on good CONNER.
cial paper and collateral real estate