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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19
NOT IN A TASTE.

The fnt u~nfavorable criticism OF
Senator Sharon's speech. which we have
seen, comes from the Grass Valley,
California, Union. That metropolitan
journal, after searching vainly for .
salient point Of attack. and finding no
uttsrancs Of conviction or principle
which 1t dare undertake to condemn.
concludes that Mr.. Sharon's modest al
fusion to his wealth is "in bad TASTE"
and forthwith uttsn the astounding and
o~racuiar assertion that there are poor
men in public lie who are equally as in
corruphbls a. rich Ones. Well. who
said there were notl Certainly. Mr.. sha-
ron neither said nor intimatsd any such
thing. He alluded 10 the fact that politi-
cal corruption was alleged to exist; and
then TO assure his hearers that even
we're the allegation true. and moreover.
we're he otherwise eorruptibls. bribery
could not affect him; said that he was
'~.fortuna.sly placed by honest indus.
try" beyond its reach. Far belt from ~
to claim. that all poor men are dishonest.
or all rich men honest. We be-
love neither assertion TO bs true,
yet We know and so does the Uaioa thai
. large gift Of. money offers greater
temptations to . poor man than to one
Who has enough; who is beyond its in
fiusnce. Mr.. Sharon simply desired ts
more strongly emphasize his fitness fol
the once 70 which he had been elected
BY showing that he was above one sie-
msnt Of temptation to receive q bride,
to-vit: Poverty. And in so doing he
cast NO imputation Of dishonesty on
Others: neither arrayed himself as their
supsriori in the moral attribute Of honesty.
He simply said he was above the iniu-
encs Of bribery. And we believe he ID
20. Moreover. we are glad to feel and
know that whatever may DO alleged Of
corruption. Of brides for subsidy votes,
Of "ways that are dark and tricks thai
are vain. in our National Capitol. tn,
Representatives Of Nevada therein are
above all temptation to obscure theil
reputation for the paltry brides OF
"gifts'' which have, TO their disgrae'
and the nation 3 dishonor. furnished thu
bright record; blasted and terminated
the public lives Of some OF our mos
promising and gifted statesmen.
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California Mining Comply.

TRANsYyR BOOKS WILL CLOSE TO DAY,
day. Jaeusfy 3tst. and c,ese Saturday. January
~. o. u O'clock neon. and remain closed mn.
III Wednesday, January nth.
yal6u CHA6. n. FISH, ssersiary.
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DIR. A. b. sPINNEY,
Has Removed to No. iss south 0


Street. Virginia. opposite chsmpain House.
DR.. Splnney. well known throughout the
country as . P~athologist and Physiological,
whose successful treatment Of certain physical
disabilities and functional arrangements de-
servediy eutitle him to the familiar reeosnl'
ton Of the GREAT SPECIALIST, would re.
specially inform the citizens Of Virginia CITY
and vicinity that his Increasing patronage de-
mauding more commodlous apartments, he has
removed 10 his new ofics. No. LIS south v
street, Virginia, seven doors north OF me
French Drug store, where no WIN Do pleateu
10 consult with all, thus giving invalids an op.
psrtunity Of ridding themselves. through ms
professional Agency. OF such constitutions an.
noyances and ailments ~ he claims to compass
and 10 cure. Without entering Into biograph-
ical details. II 10 sufhcient 10 simply promu..
gale the fact that DIR. SPfSNEY'S earliett
reputation may be traced back 10 bis inausu
aiion-and conduct OF the Montreal Canada
Eastl Medical lnsiitute. The regime OF the
Ensli.h Pharmaceutical Colleges 10 gagged BY
IN elevated standard An extended experiences
and an assiduous study Of the varied phases
Of disease enables him TO guarantee assurances
Of success In the eradication Of the multifcrm
chronic Affections incident to both sexss. such
.. Nervous Debility. Exhausted Vitality.
Youthful Exces-es, Marriage Impedlmenis,
aud Hhronir diseaspr generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19

A NAVAL 0rrcrR DISCIPLINED. Cap
tain Il. Ii. Lowrey, ut present command
ing the United States steamer Canaan
daigua, has incurred the displeasurs OF
the Secretary Of the Navy. and in con-
sequence has been ''furloughed." On
board the Capandaigua q literary jour
nal has been edited and published by
the officers and crue. called the CdNdi,-
daign Journal. Recently there ap-
peared in that journal an article in
which the administration Of the Navy
Department was subjected to criticism.
A copy Of the journal containing the
offensive article was taken ashore at
New Orleans. and the criticisms copied
into one OF the daily papers OF that city.
aud was thus brought to the eye OF
Secretary Pobeson. Captain Barrett
has been detailed to relieve Captain
Lowry, and left here yesterday. To
"furlough" an officer Of the navy is n
kind Of punishment rarely administered.
The iurlough places the officer ON wait
ing orders, with but half the pay and
allowances Of his grade. Captain Low
rvs sea pay is $4,000 per annum; his
waiting orders pay, 81, 500, and the fur
Tough. reducing this one-half, will leave
him but Sl.iOO per annum. The time
which the furlough il 10 continue IL not
designated. ~. i. Times.
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To shareholders prospective predts.. .tsi1,boo
For maps. circulars. application TOT shares,
and oil Information, apply to -
q. r. PETERS,
<csK California Street. San Fnheiseo, Cal.
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NEWARK
LAND ASSOCIATION!
TITLE PERFECT.
CAPITAL STOCK, $750y00o
IN $500 SHARES. 800 EACH.

Consists Of
1000 Acres Land. tlss per aerc........tsoo.oo
Auction fees. s~a,ares. percentage on
salep, hotel, cottages, water works.
streets. roadways, and all Improve
meutp aud expenses ...... ........ 10000
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19

THE Pope's gold and silver coinage Is
no longer current in France.
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TO TIKI LADIES.

DR.. sPISNEY. while naturally impressed
with the delieacy Of the subject feels 40 heel
fancy Ia assuring them that. In conjunction
,uss,Inssi surh a. Nervou.nr,s' Neursiris.
spinal Weakness, Loss Of Appetite, Lassitude,
Prolapsns :Uteri. Retro versions OF Displace-
ment OF the Womb. Vaginal Irregularities, Leu.
ehorrrs. Dyspepsia. Indire'tion, Constipation.
aud many petty, Irritating distractions that
almost Invariably have their origin In the utter
Inc rryIon. he can Affond them Immediate relief.
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ANUsENEsfs.
THIRD ANNIVERSARY BALL

A THIS BALL WILL TAKE PLACE ON
"A the Eve OF the ureat AAkDf 0kAB, tho
Society will Distribute TO the guests BON.
DKsT BAND hiss been engaged for the oc.
casion. and Il 10 the intention. to make this the
best ball OF the season.
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,~rIsoELLisEsus.
HI LowER
eoMs1ock MINING co.
MAS oprnED Books

,ro RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR A
II wsiisd snoupt ofstoek, fora wofkingcap'
,tsi' n "a 70 per share. "a ...,., a..
itsrrks stosk win soon take hs place IN the
~ Hosrd. and Q large sdvsnes In price must
IN, ~ ne Nork proerssses.
Ts,s 1ins Il % tie great Comstock Lodein
n.iS csnyeu. between the Silver Hi and the
Hevton Iinisg Companies.
re work now dsns upon The mine 10 |"
fo n,s :hsn. heavy Numbered. three eempar.
n nns Nm. two c~ompsrtmenis. 100 feet deep.
"a i.eiins. ON the lode. ~ feet deep.
To tunnsls, one to5 feet ard one lto frei
Tsiyty. eight sspays made from one OF the
,asse.is' fun nom 81 TO 5000 per ton.
mi b. Patent. There sfe twenty
.hsrss IA The foot. Maps can he seen SUD iull
rs,,isuisrs obtained 81 the once. WORK 10 DO
pcnmsnesd On the mine Of once.
c'TsnsssSsL.A A. Pritchard. Robert Sherwood,
N. q. KiSbs. Capt. Z. Il. Warsaw. and samuel
PRfrcHARp. ......... President.
0EO. n. sPlNNEr ssersiAiy'
sANL. CURrIs.......y.ss Psfin'sho'p,
The books are open ct the once oi Tue
,Asst. J. A. sRirCHARD. soo Pine stIeri'
foom. 1 and :. San Francisco, Cal )ai'W
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Furnished Rooms To Let.

rwo NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO
/ let In dwelling 90 Main street, Gold Hin.
ouposifc The franklin house. Apply. to- Z.
BHOWN, ct pittnsr d Co.'S. deiou
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BORN.
MARRIED.

LYH-In w~innemucca. January IS, To the wife
Of Edward ]. Lye, q sen.
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llpo.01

e15o.op1
The Newark Land ~compsuy's properly d 90
the table land Just Cd the Bay Of San Francis.
co, about halfway from Oakland 10 esn Jose
fprosably the two moot thrifty and suecessfal
towns IN Ameriesh. Both these towns are
buildIngs and rssideIees. The beat lots q
ssn Jose readily bhng $500 per mont loot, and
ct Oakland $500 per mont loot.
Any one going from Oakland To- San Jose
win note Q continuous limo Of vIilages, hne
firms and elegant home,tsads, and ID: n:sr.
great San Francisco MARKERS, must q once
pui . profit on this enterprise.
II 10 believed that property Will show Of the
auction tale for choice OF acres and town lots
FULLY 20 much pro6t - stated below.
Prospective PROFITS 10 shAfeh0ldefp, Gay
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19
BENJAMIN a. LAWS,
GEHHRAL COLLECTOR AND REAL
ESTATE AGENT.

A IL KINDS OF ACCOUNTS, BILLS.
"a Rs.ts and other Claims Collected. and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-19

VIRGINIA. frY-No. - South o street.
GOLD HML-ose. ". Han = Co.'S Tobacco
etev, oppostts Tie Nivs ones. desc
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
DIED.

AfIEv-At Peckskn, Monday morning, October Is,
IucY HolMEs daughter OF seth and Hannah 4. Allen.
Funeral at the residence ot her lather, wednesday,
October 90 at two O'Clock = d.
Boston papers please copy.
AyprRsoN-On Monday, October ~, EGFHEuA G.
ASrHoSy wife Of James Anderson, NJ. D.. in the 74th
year OF her age'
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
rnlv invited to attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence No 80 University place, on Thursday 2lst inst
at one O'Clock
ANDREWS Suddenly, Sunday, 18TH inst, OF typhoid
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited 70
attend the funeral services, az the Baptist church
Train leaves Chambers street, via Northern Railroad
Now JeraeV. al IL 10
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Irregular, but o
Trifle Firmer.
GOLD STEADY AT l16 rs.
The Price of Rag Money at this Rate S5.57-
Government Bonds and Gold Invest
ment Securities Steady
GOLD STEADY AT 11o 7-S
WALL STREET,


Speculative securities to-day in the early hours,
showed considerable steadness but they were weak
and lower near the close the decline from the highest
point of the day being from n to per cent. North
west preferred fell of from 80 20 4s common from
35 to s4sS ST. Paul from 32% to 32, preferred from
G2k TO a Missouri Pacific from 16al 10 15K, ohos
from 16h to 15%, Hannibal and ST. Joseph from 1sS to
17K, Michigan Central from 5S6 to 57&, Pacific Mail
from 37K to 363E, Western Union from TAX to 1917
and Lake Shore from 55I to 54x. Erie reacted from
15h to lax. In the final dealings steader feeling
prevailed and prices recovered Z to y per cent
SALES TODAY
The transactions the Stock Exchange to-day aggre-
gated 18 900 shares which divided among active
securities tollows:-Ere, 24,s75 Lake Shore,
1880; Chicago and Pttsburg, $50; Northwestern,
Id, 100; do. preferred, 7oO Pacific MAIL q 600; ST.
Paul. $500; do preferred, 1900; ohios, 400; West
,ern Union, 24,s25 Union Pacific, 600; Michigan
Central, ZOO; Missouri Pacific, 1,72o Atlantic and
,Pacihc preferred 400.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19


Included in the COO bales arrive For
delivery the sales follows Saturday after
PM-October, 800 bales at IA 716c, November, 300 at
1876 December 300 10 1890 300 1896 January,
800 1896 $500 at l3 2332c; February. 500 f3
29S2c 100 at i3 15i6c March, 100 14Sc, 800 at IA
400 at II IL &c May 100 At IA 6c 800 at IA 7l6 500
IA 1920 Total 400 Dales To-day, up p M
October 100 bales ct IA 1890 700 at IA 7I6c 100 at IA
l332c 200 at IL 7l6c POO at 14c, 100 at IA l2c GOO
14sc 100 at IA lee, 800 f46c 800 Il 1890,
So0 So@bsr a. I o6 9So q ii 500 q 1856 % a 100 e. % No S
2532c 600 at 13 l3l6c 1200 at 13 272c. 600 1t 1876
100 at 13 3-16c 400 13 2532c, 800 at IS 2332c
December 400 I3 1880, 100 at 1896, 200 at l3
32c 800 at l3 II Ice, 1000 at 3 2332c 100 at 13c
70 J9o s 81 9 d u 81 2oo 1t a y e so 70 a 10
200 l3c 1000 - 316c 800 at Is % 32c, 400 at
1916 February 500 1899, 100 10 15-l6c 300
l3 3l-32c 800 14c 800 Is 3f2c, 100 l4c 100
Is 3-s2c 800 at 13 1516c March, 200 at IA Lice,
500 l4c. 100 at IA slice 500 at IA 1890 April 500
Total 23,3oo bales Grand total, $4,000 bales.
The receipts the follows Galveston $3.50
bales New Orleans 529 Mobile 23i6; Savannah, 5i05;
Charleston 3746; Wilmington, 974 Norfolk 4532 Balti
more 100: Now York. l29 Boston, AGO; Philadelphia, -.
Total 2795S This day last week. 81 s39 This day last
Cotton freghts closed follows TO Havre by steam,
5Ec To Hamburg, by steam, lc compressed To Bremen,
by steam lc compressed. To Liverpool lied by steam;
by sail, 5-l6d.
FLouR AND GRAIS-Rsccipts-Flo 90 s53 bbls; wheat
20S2G0 bushels; corn, l9O2o6 do oats 175 do;
do The -four market ruled quiet but steady There
inquiry for shipping grades but the general market
quiet The sales 1880 bbls. Rye flour in
demand and steady Corn meal steady with sales
of 900 bbls and $50 bags at "a Is 81 20 for Brandywine
So 60 So "a for Western and 80 80 S3 IS for Jersey
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

being sought after. The sales about 10000
bushels a. u nro % y s = % g for S@s M pp p e
81 81 81 33 for No. milwaukee,, 81 40 81 ~ for No 4
81 g Il 9s 81 n 81 Us IS A& red winter Corn
was in fair demand a. rather easier the saes were
1Su S for SAN sail ie sac for small lots high mixed and ye
bushels o"s Ss'f No a hcsso c @ sA; or No.
Milwaukee mixed 4Sc 4ac for state mixed & On S r9ck and
na Barley vas quiet with sales q, Of 1. 1880
State. Barley malt duh and unchanged. Beans and
peas-The demand for mediums was moderate and prices
steady prices Other descriptions were dull and plenty
81 20 81 so marrows choice 50 % - 80; do fair to
good q 90 s2 pea s2 rcd kidney prime " e e, l s2
81 So peas 81 70 u go southern black eye peas,
GUSNrEs.-rhe market was dull md UNCHANGED The
sales 200 bales At lsc We quote -Dsmesc cloth
lake. 13hc; Borneo ana Gouriporo. lie; Calcutta,
change Sgse butts were IN some AZ aoOu % % Se
gold per s the s S'ser @ S5 81 9 ne os ku'a n, esHs e
Sc gold Jute butts quoted at 22Ec Be-. currency ssa
MDrs-fSc market for prime goods was quiet and with
out especial change and common grades , Mere n % a5
city slaughter and 100 Central American on terms no.
made public. We qnote 'mBqenos Ayres 20 70 y lbs
2os to 2i5s lbs, 22sc corriontes = % = lbs 2o4S
2iEe aae California % to IS ibs 2e 2i5sc Centra
American Is 81 lbs 2oc Maamoro - ~ lbs, lssc
20 lbs, Doc a2ic; Texas and southern - g lbs isc
l5c gold seected city slaughter, 90 to 20 lbs sc
oAc do. 40 10 80 lbs &C. Sc, currency selected
MoLAssRs steady with sales only in jobbing
We quote Cuba, centrifugal and mixed, 2hc aOc do
clayed, &c 34c do. muscovado refining, 80 35c ;
do do, grocery Csc. doc Porto Rico, BIC soc. ;
English Islands 35c SOC New Orleans. SOC. Coo.
NAVAL SToREs-The market for spirits tuIpantne was
quiet with sales Of g. AZ and 200 bblA, seller OPP
tion this month, at 4oc Rosn very dn The sales
were bbls No and pale At $3 90 "a a. 205 bbls No
2 at 81 $50 bbs No and pale at 50 80 u so $50 bbs
No SO 50 and 100 bbs good No. at S3 80. Tar in
fair iobbng and steady. The sAies 200 bb
Wilmington Sa 25 and 40 bhIs Washington at 81 25
pitch dull and nominal We Spirits Of tnrpen-
tine 42c rosn strained 81 IS "a 90 Wilmington tar,
az Is; Washington tar 81 70; pitch 81.
OrLs-Idnsoed was IN fair iobAing demand at steady
prices Lard IN moderate pemand at about former
prices Cotonseed IN fair demand and firm. Olive was
IN moderate demand at ermcr prices Menhadcn
dull and more less nominal. Crude sperm and whale
were good demand aud nrm We quote otonseed crude,
44c 46c do summer yelo 5sc Coo do winter yellow,
nseed casks aAd bbls see osc lard, present
makes 81 O3 81 05; do, winter 81 OF III % menhadcn,
Sound, slc Ssc MsnS ssc SOC sperm crude 5 y q;
Northern 66c do Southern Csc do- hleached winter,
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
MARRIED

Fsx-EsfEs Monday, October Is, at the Church
of the Holy Trinity by the Rev stephen H. Tying Jr,
ID D. GEORGE Fox ESQ, Of Elmhurst Hall, Lichdod,
Iagland to Mrs ETA PAISE EsrRs, of New York city.
GRIsroy-vAN BIARcoM-0n "Wednesday, October 8,
at the residence OF the BRIDES grandfather, j. EN-
mans New Utrecht /. l., BY the Rev. d. ) Sutphen,
T. II. GELsToN to LiBBrE VAN SLARcoM
ScorT-GKSuxG. White Plains wednesday, &c
tober l3 the residence OF the brides parents ny tne
Rev Y IA Hubert uncle to the bride, w. J. ScoTrs
Nj D. 10 Lucy A. GENUNG daughter OF the Kew. b. AS
Genunr both OF White Plains. No cards.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
CLOSING QUOTATIONS. P. N.

quote money on call loans closing easy at and ~
per cent Foreign exchange closed dull at 476H
D. II for bankers sixty days sterling and 81 for de-
mand Business was very limited to-day and quota
Gions or less nominal
GOLD MARKET
Gold opened and closed at 116X, the highest price OF
Che day. The lowest price 1863. The rates paid
for borrowing 1882, 564, 1-16 and finally u per
cent per diem.
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
olo balances. $50 i5S ooo
Currency balances ...-.........-....... 449 342
GROSS clearances 6S4 So4
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed firm at the following quo
tations United States currency sixes 1881 l24;
do. do, 1881, registered 121A 121h; do do, do,
coupon, 123 123z; do. fve-twenties 1862 regis
tered, 115H 116; do do, do, coupon, 119k
119h do. do, 1864 registered ~ 115h do do, do,
coupon, 119 l19H do. do, 1860, registered, 115H
116h do do, do, coupon, 119I Il9% do do, 1865,
new registered, 1l9A 119A; do. do, do, do,
pom, 10y 119M; do do, 1867, registered, 12oh
12o%; do. do, do, coupon, 12oH 12oX do. do,
1s6s registered, 121H 1878; do do, do, coupon,
121h 12l3; do do ten-forties registered 115< 116;
do. do, do, coupon, III 1l7k; do do, nves 1881,
registered, 115% l16; do do coupon, 117ls 117%.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds firm and in demand One lot OF
$4,000 Michigan Central sevens brought lo3, and
$1,000 Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon
gold bonds Sc Union Pacific frsts sold at 1o3 103k;
sinking funds at ssA New Jersey Central rsts now,
at 112 do, consolidated hrss at 1O7a, and c., c., c.
and l. at 1o9A. Sales Of Boston and New York Air
Line frsts were made at l01}s a 1ol&.
SHARES.
The latest bids re:-Amerca 1872 Butchers and Dro-
@ers' 126 Central National 1Oo Chatham, 1876; Chem
ica 1850; City, 500; Commerce, 122k First National
R0O Fourth National 95A; Fulton, $50; German
American, sly; Gold Exchange, 122 Irving, 1872 Mer-
Dantile, 109 Merchants, 121; Merchants Exchange
iO3 Nassau 100; New York, 131; New York Ma
tional Exchange 101; Park, 140; Ph9nix 90; Shoe
and Leather 14S; Union, 145.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day 900 gold
account of interest," and $94, 900 in redemption OF
6ve-twenty bonds
STATE BONDS
In State bonds Alabama nves Of 1883 sold at 49, Ten
nessee series at AZ and South Carolina new non
6undabe at s.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advces state that ESQ 600 bullion with
drawn from the Bank or England on balance to-day
Erie at noon frmer. and advanced to 12h 12%.
Money easier The rates at the Stock Exchange on
government securities per cent The rate Of
discount in the open market for three months bills ia
Bjz per cent or 4 below bank rate
The following are tho latest prices -Consos for
Eoney, "a 3-18 94A; do for account, 94l4 94H;
1866 bonds, old, 1oSH a 1o3x 1867 bonds, l07%
1o7%; ten-iorty bonds, 1046 105; new fves, 1o3%
lo3x; Erie, 129{ 49, do preferred 2Sk 2sk.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The following the PHILADELPHIA stock quota.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

osEsRLATr-BmR.-0n Sunday, October H. Mr..
GEoRGE S. RosENBLATT, Of New York, to Miss kEsLlg
BEIR, Of Brooklyn L. .. No cards.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
The following are the Philadelphia stock quota
MEMORANDA.

The committee OF Missouri Pacific stockholders met
to-day and organized. To morrow they viii hold con
ference with the Atlantic and Pacific directors.
The annual election OF the Gold Exchange took place
oday 1t is understood that the regular ticket headed
by James b. Colgate for President is elected The
ceipts for the year $9S94 and the expenditures
a1s,s5a The cash in bank Is S12e, 167
The following is the Treasurer's report OF the New
York Gold Exchange, october !, 1875
TO balance, LIST April 1875. $lS5,131 so
The New York herald., 1875-10-19


Vouchers and accounts examined and found correct
EUGENE s. BALLlN, ! Audi,,nc
L. CHRISTIAN MEYER, \ camnit,ee
WILLIAM HARMAN BROWN
Expenditures.
For salaries &c, viz -
r. T. Bragaw Esq, First Vice
President. t.................... 81, 600 90
w. Y. Wescott ESQ, Secretary. 800 90
Employees. es...................... 4,06S 90
Less amount collected from Gold
and Stock Telegraph Company
10 date half salary ofRegister.. 900 90
And amount collected from Guar
anty and Indemnity Company
their proportion engineers sal
total for salaries and employees to dats... $3.50 50
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=
to date. SIS, 35s OF
By balance, LIST October, 1875 viz
On deposit, New York Life In
surance and trust Company $40, COG 96
On deposit United States Trust
Company ................... al, ,Oe4 OF
On deposit New York Guagan-
ty and Indemnity Company,
account rent. ............... 28, 600 90
On deposit, Manhattan Bank. 6,495 70-126, 167 33
Total. $I44, 526 35
r. l. EDWARDS Treasurer.
NEW YORK, Oct l, 1875
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
COPARTNERSHIps.

THE CoPARTNERSHIP LATELY SUBSISTING Be
tween john Geo Glig Frederick Oppermann Jr.. and
Franz Guyer, all Of the city of New York under the
name Of Gig oppermann Co., dissolved the 4th
day Of September 1876 The business win be continued
John c. Gig and Frederick oppemann, Jr under the firm
name OF Gnlg Oppernann, who will sign in liquidation
JOHN GEO. GILLIG.
FREDERICK OPPERMANN
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
FINANCIAL.

[UkoPkAN FUND or $4,000 TO LOAN On NEW
~ York Brooklyn Property 10 bonus will loan on build
"a course q erection Principals apply % WILLIAM b.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

90
WILLIAM p. WESC0TT, Secretary.
New YORK GOLD EXCHANGE, Oct. l, 1876.
Vouchers and accounts examined and found correct,
EUGENE s BALLIN, ! Audttino
Ex u oHEls1IAS HasMAS bEoTS, hayFS Committee.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
SECOND BOARD p. N

$1,000 o e's 81 c. 12sH 5000 US $40 C. 'e7 12ok
i0OoO $40, called lr9A 1000 Y Io4o ll55s
IuUUO u S o-2U, c, "a. ll9
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

A GENTLEMAN WHO HAS LIVED IN SPANISH
n America IA years. speaks reads and writes Spanish flu
nty would like to engage himself where his knowledge of
hat language could be made useful is capable of taking
harge q cotton factory railway shop other works. has
in -four mill business the past years his
ount give good references Address L. NJ, box 139
Herald office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

CAPITAL REQUIRED, WITH OR WITHOUT PART
" ner-A manufacturer who has successfully introduced
his invention patene desires $4,000 further capital
The business established eight years is in good pros
condition and be rendered lucrative by the in
Of additional capital Address H. II. W., Herald
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
CHEESE MARKET.

UTICA, Oct. 1S 1875.
Eight thousand boxes Of cheese offered and 5000
sold today at l3c 14c the average price being 135ac
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
FRASKFoRr Oct 1s-Evening-Unlted States bonds, now
fves 991s.
LospoS. Oct ls-Evening.-sprts Of turpontine, 21s.
3D. 2fs. Sd. per cwt.