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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

G@aIS"S. wheat que .ud TO .s'e, se:
AID Sps large boiler 80 ,s pres. sale , The n,., ss: lew. .s
I'D G; %. . s:1s' sssc ss 81 %
iSf Ss wS,. s'r S,, 81 ass
~ I've ~ sod To- saR Ssi @ q 1000 SsS chss:
q 49, delivered f. YGnas Ss, I' wA. ar. scarce ."d
S t ID, .s. are 1900 Ohio Mined
s a on. ,.is aa At S,eSs 1s w
a%a Stat: E: ST. RE r. ~. ses d: t.
200 s PEI nd sG .s, s1sss I'D S soi
;.l: OIL aS9 sss &c. .s eT . 81. w 81 e
81 % 81. IN: g, sSssl % Of
%:ts ., Is ys g. fo aud '. an!'oS ss
SS%,.a a S. G ~ some snail
o %s1 q: sss D:ss u: I'D, ,.
The and SOl,h report eae"sass pr,'9 ~. e, " 1S
sS SS a S. u sTIa n sn held stead. prices
nah has Ieea 15 s for the week though prices rule f We
Hay 4sO e.nsssd good 'sas for r %:
s s:s: & @ ;'1'i s'si
ss ss : .sa 81 e.: ss for Long
:si' n,., .'s 'sSf \ store md Sss.
i r%SD :. ''es ns Sf . ;1
F4 Ss SSs Sc s ss' i.i$y . % s' sales ''
's are Ttoa, .nd the Sane. been
s s Es +; es S;s1 r.
a'sf e s.' f r.s: $50 1S S" u.
guy su jos sgpss yer s. BeInH sss 90
g. Il ea1sS- le! MON S:: S$'s E
St9i Ton GsvctOa, ppf Git, .. saa..t 700 from New-0r
sn per w'en '-e lios fn sefosss'Ifro from pei s. eva
OIlal, ps. Miss ssoy IGJ from savannah, u e's'mi
gs fr@- ether ,.iT.s pOisi Total 0oVs ihde' p asd
o. uIe;@B.eos. s2. o. M'a selected IN Mon
gol selected 20a22 u. 2l2 god e ec'ed .aa9is
49a2j 10 2$a soa cece1' Ss.'a A~rtss ssca 20 ID
moOs Me1c-n 2202j 10 12e to seete;; era aI log
~ b. l9c gold h., ees Ia%p sST Ee p a2 H. iSo
OOH ea e;e sVa laal H. 70 eo 'ses,sai s's go
oc got Bsai 920 H. lie god selected Porte "a
beIo aud Lasa 1872 To- 2Ue Tsd .eee SeSeoa '0G NO
auPatte 1913 ~ oe goil, As tey run rruille ioa ~
20 god eeua Za,noat Od12 10 ~" gol '.le S tea
orpls 22O2h H. - oanc' selected incanoa ana "so
u 024h y IencT see i caves on Io~<o 10
22a. currency seeerdi Ne ter. 5O0-1 10 -o1@1e, car
sothern l2dla ID he clfenct - tue' I'm
Upper dsBirnos Ayre' sd 40 trance hD 10 a
is 10 2Sc 90 seecel: LeSs s@lo 10 s"c eoenc'
Mnas 1916 10. zoe GOA hey AeHcaa 8e MIS- lna
II b. - nc. emrsaer see d. nv It's - ei i'ss-ehn %
~ 'maacO $3.50 ~ ljC d. IS - y5% sa 2 2e
a. nv h. H Ho 'O Sarrpo $685. b. I5e foS.
savanna. 2jd2S TO- i5e. gold. as tnes ran a.tamofo'
%s-.;p D. $sa II o'''rS sr7 SI ia' the,
Vet Sailed Hdes-G,e O: Ai1Js @I%J 10 ~. gov te.
20 r. i a NS aSd5S n r. cur,.naT 81 ees Teas
- 10. i-l.. cu1enc Ice cd TIa' p'c.ei' 91Gn2 10
II Ia Pc sans, .ogce i 81 II ~ @ ee.
c.eu; Conrs 5J475 10 lOc eUseeJ selected
SaStS,gp 2OajO Is. 9e 'ele.ei Cry ssng1ier
Cow 4jG6O 10 sec'eL Ers; In na Ies-C.cotIa
SGi2is r. ise sod Cn,cata 6ufa o. Ioa32 IL IA %.
gold; Dulo 2jd 80 10. lOc gohi NJ mia Buffalo
HOPS rne market rule, very re,dr ehoc. grqe bud
only Lntcd bssvI Brewers are SAID To- he I'd IN supple:
press saes ana late dgOres re -asiained We qoe;
New FORK. FOOD to choice, ,' ID Western ~ 3
,4e ye,rhpg, Sa29
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
BEAHs AND PEAS.


R,espts for tho week 1881 DO last week, 1870 do;
sane wres year 1852 No last has TIE
condition Indicated at the
close tuesday Trade is dull with hlrT eIceUtens dealer
reporting anything hte fair WhUeale Winter buie Further I'D
the lower tier OF iorA
liz liberal taking consideration the
Iaton Few Newiok operators
hues they their instructions TO agents are not
9Od33e for dne d. while In the buk OF
sce- - 2be the ssfer good useItI stock 10
view Most the batter arriving
&, on There good supply Western but Soc
irene fresh solid pacse parcels hoiL Of the sales
from Rolls working quickly they buI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
WOOL MARKET.

PHninrIPHu J,n: 10 Wool % r demand OBJ PeDuyl''ss
West gaia Xxx an: above. 90 5Oe X d5be: Aeios
56d3le Co4rj Soc Ne.ios Nebsn, laa'aa AMI Mssssrn
Pine A. Zoe Medium 5jd56 C0sfs, 5Oc Coming Washed,
6J065Gi d. Uhraed. 44G45c Canals. Combine 61e; Pine
Uaussh.d 35e Coae and Msilm. Mashed 4Jat2si Tub
washed $50 Colorado Washed 2SdJ2 Unrsshei 29aa
25e EIs EennO. Failed $1,000 No ard super Pssed
41Gt1c TsIA Fne and MEDIUM. 23G 35e do. Coarse ~
POS CsOSDn Fnc aud Ned sd California. got quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

PAlSTS-There moderate xesdY passing:
weather h, buyers from orersng
light and prices rule firm Paris Green Is In lms1 demand
venetian Red good demand fall Orange minerals
steady UNCHANGED Ytmons request steady
prices Paris White fairly active snd prices rule hrn White Lead
fair demand usehhng1 prices 0laes sehVs
prices
PgTRoLRUkR.fnea quiet and decidedly lower; quoted
lie for balance Of the sales $500 bb
oas prompt delivery Case, inactive at lie Crude presents
ter tone bat with esre ANYTHING dong quoted els bu
prompt remainder " Fsptbs dali Phade
phi, Balunore Refined inactive and droopns .dI2e
from the producing points nts'e trm 35ds 40
81 Tdioute 81 02i2 hid Housewife 81 2O6Sl
etGleu Centre suiss 81 20i Psrters uIsd 81 l2 Ship
Bents, 81 rs.
rRovIsOSsThe marie, dull and
Of sia 37aeSl9 90 for Mess sl9 67ads2O for New Do
400 bb Mess, seller MARCH, sl0 III Beef steady and trR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

FOR TIIR WEEK ENDING JAN. 10, 1875.
tEApressiy Tor ne n. l. NJ U@p NeDoUert

~,
tEipretsiy o. IHg N l. RsUSE ~ oar O"p NeDoUert
uenerd
other
,oo, Put orIe attractive look
iuuon ana on where dirty pacGayo soYeay
pearanee faa securely motion Will not allow the
Ln 10 change about clean fine with
egs plainly With ala tenciDLte is besanl note contents
send letter ~ tue
,snr Is route az. An list
,boud ucos-ia the ofpscE
ages
soLh
BEANS PEAS.
Rece Dts OF beans for 1874 bills; DO LAST week 1A63
bb; same In bills Exports SAT bbA
rport Of 66l The market with
jobhng about all the business mediums
are auoted 81 So 81 IS will good parcels The
export quiet Ohe beans mainly
mammal Canadian qIe md sellers askiag
Prices Qet unchanged Southern
b. T. peas hrn. Receipts fed peas past week. ll7O
Qnoist.Ons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

PkRIILlZkRS-fte inquiry Improving. ebnI from te SontH
ana probable toe at tn rduetd hg
us getting 'tes and anticipate s"oi
trade ensuing eL0psiga G1s % Guisi n; steIir
FlSH-D AID 6nn fair inquiry; sales OF
o1O oil, At So Is lot ,ofses bank SO for Petlel
cobtnae fair u sure' sses Of 200
M No S13 aud No d.. SO 800
his SlO0Sl0 80 tr NO aud So 5OdtS Tor No BOZ
HeTriue steady Scat0 sDs Doc Or Barrel ernS
va rot ales OF 200 bb Portland 81 Dgeb Herring ou. At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
THE MARKETS.
tC.r,iuln rpOn.d ior THs rRiBTSEI
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.


ne following complete hs Of exports shP'e1 IA 'S'Sh "sei
r,r, seaEro te-asv f0I
DRyaKS-Bsrk America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

Foreign Cumberland duiet
1000 tons against 800 tons sse
line last tG hpPet for the week z305o Onss de-
$50 We hear contract being Tor the west W.
10 take be place foregn private terms We qnste AZ
- 35dF6 rs Cumkerlsnd 50 5Ve
~ 2s James CsfbOat e9a$9 90 Kansvhs Camel S120
e4 Enghsh Canse Boe Hsl s76Sl6 West
noress1 81 40ds7 65 EeSeAsas GSs esS Liverpool Gas
cnpYRETnere vas eAdssz prevailing to-day,
I'D H. m osed the business dali; the only
- :, S.S Of WIS 2606 msdesa AnspTet
- onas erdssSy easoes ~ S1t7s.e fair do, isl
seo Do i9sI aifs; prime d. all goa In MID
100 trade quiet for vast
,, - ys- psnisA quote Java at 6929c Ceyop,
31iS Msr.ssbo iSl2d2Ies Lssusyfa lSdZvc slSes lSs
"a, n, Doningo ~ all NC Porto heo isGxoe costa me, 70
S20aet Nsuess 1012le ARsOaers, lS-2~zie SAAhHs S@
% ,9d Csrsosa at II i2d19sc, all goa $1,000 -. r..
large bciBs@ ushsaceo ~ sPos Wy
sse ire rseyity and bsoyaney noted ireas last M e
nor. noeeabk to-day EIDoSen pufchSfe 9S meeg
"a, .tter densna from splnbe d snoe me
sssS ron Lyerpoo sellers had kber koseRtsse ne
90 Go a. sdSsnes all . We sS!" our a.
arsor ngly tbe closes steady 10
sh singing ports tOds 20 64S bse. ss s cay S4si4s
day year l6046 bsles teAy s .%.oSss,sd
sans iAst 2SlislS sas G,e.s Srss
3345 bales e1pons 10 the Continent
4S5 bses consolidated S646 az oset Inc
sf TeseTesys forward deliveries follows W. 'Snu.g IA az
February 1885, March. l571e; April Ia vooj nay
June 1899 july 1899 August 17l4e fr.t p1s
February. l6 600 bales March 1896 l0t oaies "a
lee 400 bales jane, 10 2l32e 100 baes August ~
100 bales September l6e total LOO bales esesoas
March l5a; 100 bales April Is 2932e zov eaef Apn
- l5lGe 100 bales September. lolss total 800 A'ie"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

canJ looks though there would be feous osses To ippes
Eye one pressing them the v ure' and few
We Bsdwns and gresungs offered
today a, ans sound qualities snd prime bright that
onsnd 20 seeking market at 81 70. good many
mon 10 sold she low hgures but the cold
weather checks that air demand The PROLONGED dune
bere, besins make heavy holders little ssIous
for weeks California steady
apples past $50 bbl- Jaa L. 30s6 do
rear. ,lSl do. Quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
Icy rpccial .e.ee taui, ff,n II is7, Muir & c
-----itj73.--- -


Exc Great Britain. t49
Pesp 4 B0rasy WsaS. Il On bUe' sIiN Vpo
se t0 las. exist a olIy III same We f. ~ VO0 b1r
rga.r 900 i.is tr' -; >'c& ah-ai N Lo ~
l--no- go U.s Gga'nst 1900 tue wear; "iocA
"A al in Y,y laruor % $50 sg-n 5000 6ac' saIe
time Let - -. -. = 49,.
we. I uCO hls "a co. e - eHl1r' ana
lJ1O G., sgccaj ktv sjtJJ b@es g tie uia lie t"al
lo IS coo .s. r NlcI ~,tOlJ h S are '"e cAh avs
t,r IN rere.e 400 SOCK al IN Increase -
"a 900 bse t. stock Of hnei ""hed fAe ga
stead, saes l51tp bae 5Ga', 20 - T.; % eass 81
sl,se unchanged ~ tie week 1J"JJ bsle nciudns
$500 t eeaA thai eAir 4D91 bis br 81 ara e.
iat.e haesi
Of Altyerp bales; Agrl So -. IAN, 344 n1iss nc
G1esn ~ ssSs shaY If i0d
lIS bses Ant"erp-SeAHeT stenm~Gn oo haies
qrspd 3277
DiCS AND DYhS-opn held hgAer but q1et o. SIS 40
in So, j,bb ts ~
without - % Cream Grlr F demand "a obihg
vsv dm fe e he'll 81 hc ami Amenca Al
33i Aims du aad stciiri Of Sliroha Porous at 80
seaIilr, sais 81 Btsers
fair trade tllee VI
dorsous Berg4mo So JU S.u.e sons So So god H. o.
5OHf1 hnrts1 thtlnl
steadily held 1h rather nqlr' les Of Sla Aso q,
lS3, as 81 Sal Ohi at al SOdSi 81 2 Carr soda a.
"a 10 GIL cold U;h dec are uUsl,eed we qaote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
DRIED FRCIrs.

Receipts for the week geo pkz DO last week 7l6 DO EI
Dried Apples 25 pt exports last week loo
bills feeling quarter apples and dershe export
grades better Western wanted; shcyd
and seldom Peeled peaches quiet ba. Guol
b.4 amazed dr. hey he had at inside byues Black
bsri,e ,los Rsbene Are better, Cherries unchanged Pea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
CHEESE.

Rtceipts 1921 week 4T04 30;
ZANE yeG j374 do Cable 6O Cd q7Os for
icrpoo London 75 God closes ll2aa BIpefs present
b3 boes 23i boxes There quite buoyant
feeling cheese especially tor the gradeS favorable ad
the fact that shippers have r4l
with e1pop trade representing good share Of the business
yrry factory about Of market For fsy
eiory 63 The hsme small lots Some dealers sn
ciined to straight lots unter IT, Quotations. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

e,,oe time last year - lg27Je 77j720 1CGSji 3ie6s3
Sale, week, l0nl2 baleA, ueuhs o-oV ~ pHEo N-''
10 speeaaors. Rn1 4457 to exporters . :, s,e,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

Cern Msa jersey .. 90rst 25 Corn Me, Bnnre - 80
Dor. Meal h " Cerp Meat u"id Eh3 OOS
Cprr y al W.zR l5d I so
BuIvhi Fotr pcer state at 90 4Oe$2 TO- and fsnrsTl
y,.is 4. g. n52 81 v l0Ok.
jersey bas Me-. ,e5y dai V. qnSte Pine Whit q 81 7Gs
Cob Meal At 81 20QSl s.; Ground Ped at 81 20dSl 40
TREGh There little doAs in tins aud for berth
weaker In the hue there oalr dmnu.
i've Ln,ness passing sIn uobed The In
s,. Ts I5yepool 200 bales Cotton al 4 y n,
egipy part last evening" 400 bales do BY sail 3l6d731d
n. ~. ,yenips. GraO steam relei AZ lO2L u
80 Gin bs sal quotes ad bomual for London, By
400 hIx Tsow Al o. I'd y bbl Gran at lGl lat; sal 81
Gi,ssov steam lIall sal 909l9d. To Hamburg By fAl,
S54 lon, Poons Dot tOE The charters comprise; An Amen
~ 40 tens register Oporto. with tall OF Gram
~ ns.rP bags 81 Ice bush b.ri lat HewfOl) IRON
R.oofe 20 Corr ORDERS With 900 do ct 30 quaer
rel little Of interest ocenrrhR In this market and
an be whole considered ds b1, prices toward hs close pre-
tone Rasns-Lsyer sos Of sale but Loose Nus.
- "a vslsues demand the sales EN-.
go 900 boxes LAYER 81 So 900 quarter DO ct zoe 230
t,,fon Lser 81 lOj $500 boxes Looe at - 6O lbO
Fi Se,dess 20; 800 boxes vslenes At nov
h Al M. steady with only toobpe
t, 500 bills for export al 4hd4'e fSse-Lhere
a. shk dens Turkish and prices weAie 30 e.sf sold
=, oa3Iis for Servis and Bosnia aud 10 casks Old Bons
!. iOs N French $50 boIs sd 81 l2sel6e Csa dai Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
ILEs ToE FAssEsT DELlTssI.


Dese0 standard H.
UpsnS CCior 10 so qssy not more hta hu
sDsdinsu...l5S stns. Coed ostasy.llT nhsiss;..leS
IsaS< ..l<A Lev Md ,,.....,...lbL oesd kdssl7
Z Qssisleas ts.s} % ARsrlsss IsRaATs " sssaf~nas-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
New Yorks. Food to choice.
HGocE.

INDIGO firm Tor
for 4 SJc frr Mrirss.
LBATHRR-mock 1000 ie The m.rkrt IL se1dv
pucusd spangJ OAK plump weights In
g,odc We Quot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

Rep for the week 1903 bbsi ID last week, 3577 do sane
,el $50 the l1py fresh small snd considerably
sustained by having
besn caught in snap Trade unusually quiet Win.
20. .n the quotations numbeT OF uri into
la Wesen only uee be quoted ~ BE Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
To,.t Cos 1856 $40 So

2,0UA OOo S.o7cois '1-%i-s'
Nrv.yoRx ian l6-a Gus a report The ioarAe So'sl ku-
lar md ssv1 xqtnC 5c. Iivrr;bol W., quiet Ip.ns s
Orleans 7 Saturday the TRANSACTIONS Neie .S .sIss
prices ss 1l2j balesi liverpool vas SHADE al s
II 600 bae, UpsndS 7ts, Orleans Tel Monday The iC
IycTnoc vs QUIET ssls lS 90 bales duotsous Unclaimed
C47 b.ls, Liverpool cady sse i5OOO bs'ts UplSne
7ss Oeaas Tel Wtdnesiay tue market was quit ssss oof
ba.s: Midlfuc l5c Liverpool GINS sales IOoO' mesi
quotations. unhsnge. Thuri'y there was Eooi oeAnd fe
40 bales oucstous Iding snj below advanced e.;
Good Hd AMI svaael - M ding. - 10 iNegooi
sos s;rong sales 10 900 bales Upn, 49,; oreais fs les
.,y TIC tone Of quiet Of auehanseI loS ,ses
1871 bss Liverpool 4le ani steady sales iouVp pe
UTssis, 7Hi7'.f 0'sau e. TIE l;.;!: IN Te @'?
bee1 5IIG5 La assu js b. ere. o5 7 TrsA haze.
yer and the foreign e.por 1881 hse against lV5o uaes
il 1873 The totals .as be seen NC tAu a"
above he ioloxue table VIII chow the totals at each Por ~
NO. No. Ca No. SAY 90 S1o
P.cep 1873. .5S5 Gi3 200 30 1888 500 - 5oS
Rec, Us 1874 .6G6SiG 80 81 2l"6S iVC6 aoo o. 20 ia
3. .C32 ,3G3 ~ IJl ~ 20 Io- "a
Rersip,s 1873 ...............l73II3 iiot 9n %
Vtf, j. ~ i 40 o17G 127
Peccipf
III CT T. '7l..2lj,7il 20 %95 ''''
L. a. T. 70. 23s,l79 SaIl3 '.''
Er Conn, '74..ls6.9Jl 800 '''' ''''
-, .oI'. '7j..lS7ii2 lS,1N1 .... -. - -.
w OH. Gree ram, ISL - > SlIN iOn'ltl
III o-ts 10 Great Brian, IuIi3oS f,3.S SO4iCS
~ orts 70 Correat lS.f.... 20U2O GptS 3+S1SS,
70 r. lS.O..-- 2I.JjS l3Ai4
$4,000 10 x th, vear''''.'''''''
IL. eonpr.4 with 1874 s3 ~ Pee t ho'lo
sFiPN ;NT&
% En- a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

Bat few variations have been bus far made The Lcdos Beaver
sales which took place jan and ~ seo.e
cline OF 10 per cart 10 cent advance AMI
oar pc.s are varied seoorng FRS. March vi.
bearing Q1csyas than snJhns sy
general Lord ss WI be h@ ana
pnce will be established. For Mink toee 10 n
yer unsettled following quotations for skins Of pe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

Venson is Coins quite rapidly ssle-s DO prices
t Futnre arns 81 prime will DO better
Qua fir dem md Psges sclye with prices for beat
birds sug Duc[s have advanced Grouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

gala ~
Rig Jcr.t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-20
LETTER FROM CoRNUCOPIA.
Deliberate Suicide-Vcrdict Of the
Jury ining-The New Mills.

CoRNUcoPIA, Sept. Is.
EDIRoR SILVER STATE - There is
not much to chronicle this week. Our
new magistrate, Davis Bassett, has
qualified and is grinding out justice
and law TO all who call upon him.
We had yesterday quite sensation
in the suicide line. A person by the
name of w. Parish, who was work.
ing at Deep Creek. down at the Leopard
mill vicinity, concluded that be did not
want to live any longer, so he went and
cut his throat. Judge Bassett called
jury to investigate the cause of the
death of said Parish, and the jury rem
dered the following verdict: We, the
jury, find that deceased was named
w. Parish, about forty-fve years
of age, born in the State of Kentucky,
and that he came to his death by kill
ing himself with a case knife, by cut
ting his throat on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER. 1875. A. B. Waller, acting
coroner, took charge of deceased and
had the body decenty inferred in the
public cemetery at this place. It was
shown by the evidence to be one of the
most deliberate cases of suicide you
ever heard Of.
II. II. Biglow Esq, of Elko, is here
spending few days.
Pay day has not come yet and money
is getting scarce.
The Leopard is turning out good ore
and so is the Hussey. ! think the mill
will be running by the first day of
October.
Justice Court is quite busy and dis
poses of one or more cases a day.
Excuse a short letter this week, for
there IL terrible dearth of news.
S. NJ. II.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-20

COOP Prospects the condition
of the mines and the production of
bullion at Silver City has marked
effect upon things here. we are pleased
10 note the following from the Ava
lanche of last Thursday: 1.-The pros
poets for increased bullion products
from the mines of this camp are quite
encouraging. In about ten days all
the mills will be running, including
the Golden Chariot and the Gilmore,
which are the only mills idle at present.
With the money that will in few days
he forthcoming to pay off the miners.
and the encouraging signs of the times.
as viewed from a local standpoint, we
shall soon be entering upon new era
in business.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-20

Personal Governor Fall paid Win
nemucca flying visit yesterday, re-
manning only few hours in town.
c. W. Fraser, of Battle Mountain, one
of the principal owners of the Dehace
niue, passed here yesterday on bust
ness trip to California. He informs us
that the new 30-stamp mill now being
built on the Defiance mine, is expected
to be in running order in November
Mr.. Fraser, though a prospective mil
lionaire. is AS active and energetic as
when he first took hold of the mines
of Lewis District. w. j. Forbes, of
Measure for Measure came down on yes
terday's passenger train He speaks
in glowing terms of the mines sur
rounding Battle Mountain. and swears
by Tuscarora District. He recently
visited that camp, and thinks its pros
poets are second to none in Northern
Nevada James Richie, of Eden Val
ley, whose herds roam on the Little
Humboldt, and fatten on the nutritious
pasturage along that stream, is in town
looking as if Eden was all it has been
represented, and he had no fears of
being driven out for any trasgressions.
-. Hon. j. ID. Minor, Secretary of
State. arrived here this morning from
Unionville. Jim looks as fat and
healthy as usual. and we feel certain
that nothing to his discredit will be re-
vealed by the investigation now being
had at the State Prison, in connection
with which his name, with that of the
other members of the Board of Pardons
b as been mentioned.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-20

Ex-senator STEWART. Hon. w. NJ.
Stewart, who with Governor Nye repre-
scented Nevada in the United States
Senate from the birth of the Battle
Born State" until Jones and Sharon
became millionaires. passed here Satur-
day going West. His tall form is still
erect, but the hue of his locks has
changed from yellow to white.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-20

FINE SPECIMENS. 49, James l.. Vary
brought to this Office last Saturday two
fine specimens of ore from tho Bartlett
Creek country. One weighing over
fifteen pounds is from the Independ-
ent ledge, owned by the Badger Mill
and Mining Company. 1t is plentifully
spangled with gold, and is a magnifi-
cent specimen. The other is a nine
pound chunk of copper ore from mine
owned by Reno company. 1t con-
'ains high percentage of copper; and
undoubtedly the mine from which it
was taken will be valuable when the
Winnemucca and Oregon Railroad -
completed. il not now. That road will
open up AN extensive mining and agri-
cultural region now comparatively I'M
known and unprospected in North
western Nevada.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-20
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
This Mornings Beard.

IhtB DUnEus
10 Bullion 80
IS Best Il Belcher 401s. 40, 40l
50 Belcher 1917. 10, lS4
22O Andes 33s. 81 b5
45 Caledonia IS, Az
72o California 561,. IS, 551s. 55I
% Con Virginia $50 $50, 2G0
900 Crown Point %, 229., 22Z
1925 Leviathan l, IL. Ia, Ia
l2O Lady Washington "a, IL
$50 Ladv Bryan | b30
% Gold & Curry II, III, 171s
% Baltimore 25s
30 New York S3s
$50 Mexican 10. 1871. 10 b5,
$50 Ophir so. 4924, 400.
- Nevada 40
10 WoodviiIe n b5
| go Union 81 b5
$50 Imperial ga. 10
100 JuIia Con TX
10 Dayton
40 Occidental 81, 3sS
$50 Meadow Valley 3
100 Golden Chariot 45c
go Europa "a
20 Hale Il Norcross 30, 81
500 Gila 3
500 Empire S.
100 Hnssey Ia
80 Silver Hill 81
100 Mansfield Toe
30 Rock Island 3
80 Sierra Nevada IL
80 Panther 3
$40 Prospect 81. Al. 4 b5
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-20

Como EAsr.-R. W. Guthrie left last
evening for the Atlantic States. His
health necessitated change of eli
mate, as for several months past he has
been troubled with the asthma, an I'M
usual disease in this climate. We wish
the young man pleasant journey and
speedy recovery.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-20
The Celebrated Stallion
"DUROC!"

XxyILL STAND AT DoNNELLY's LOWER
w Ranch. in Pleasant Valley, for the
SEASON, from the LIST of May to the lst of
July. at $50 per Mare, to be paid at the end of
the season in cash or approved security. The
stock is David Hill and Messenger. Good pas
ture will be furnished Mares at the Ranch
free. Care will be taken to prevenC accident,
but the proprietor will not be responsible
should any occur. Nj. DONNELLY.
Pleasant Valley, April 20, lS7A-2m
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-20

For SALE.-A boiler, engine, black
smith 8 tools, ETC.. are offered for sale
at Hot Springs station, on the Central
Pacific Railroad. See al. in another
column.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-20
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE EAGLE MILL.--From Superintend-
ent Parker, of the Oakland Gold and
Silver Mining Company. who was here
last Saturday, we learn that the scarcity
of water prevents the Eagle mill from
running steadily. Considerable work
has recently been expended in sinking
a we'll and drifting from the bottom of
it across the canyon for the purpose Of
tapping stream of water which il sup
posed to find its way to the valley
through the gravel. but without avail.
il little water was struck in the well
and drifts, but not sufficient to run the
mill steadily. Usually there is suf-
ficiept water in the canyon at this sea-
son of the year TO run mill. out this
is an unusually dry season. BY using
the limited supply of water found in
tho well over and over again. the mill
is kept running part of the time.