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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-30

to-day to ascertain the extent of the
Governments losses and make arrange
ments for opening Postoffice, which
will also be reorganized on the money
order system so that transmission of
money by this source may be immedi-
ately resumed.
The churches will make collection
on Sunday for the great object of be-
nevolenee and next week will doubtless
be filled with concerts, etc, TO the same
end.
STOCKTON, Cal, Oct. 2s.-A relief
meeting was held this evening for the
purpose of aiding the sufferers by the
Virginia fire. 4 committee was appointed
to canvass the city and report on Satur-
day evening.
SALT LAKE, Oct. 2S.-The Mayor has
called n meeting for tomorrow night to
raise funds for the destitute of Virginia
SALT LAKE, Oct. 29.--Judge Foreman
ignores Judge loves decision and has
sustained Mexican s former action. He
decided that Brigham Young pay the
nine thousand dollars, and in default
thereof to be imprisoned until he does.
The writ was served on Brigham Young
to- day by the Z. S. Marshal, but on the
physician deciding his health was too
feeble to admit of imprisonment at pres
emit lie is allowed to remain at his own
residence in custody of the Deputy
Marshal.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 29.-The Relief
Fund Committee have appointed the fol
lowing collectors: Geo. S. Dodge, Geo
T. Bromley and J. Glazier. They are
detailed to canvass Montgomery, San
some, Battery, Pine, California, Sacra
mento and Clay streets. Other appoint
ments have been made but the Commit
tee has not yet been advised of their
acceptance.
j. NJ. Pike, proprietor of the United
States restaurant, has offered to give thu
receipts of his establishment on Wednes
day next for the benefit of the virginil
City sufferers.
Captain G. E. B. Brainerd, agent o
the Atlantic Coast line of New York, ha
been appointed agent of the Pacific Mai
Steamship Company in San Francisco
and will enter upon the duties of hi
position in this city within the mex
thirty days.
Thomas Mcguire announces that tn
entire proceeds, of bis two theaters Of
Monday evening will be devoted to tn
relief of the sufferers by the Virgin
City fire. The manager also request
that committee of citizens may be az
pointed to see that proper arrangement
may be carried out and the gross ri
ceipts banded over to the Relief Cou
: mfttee.
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J. B. PAGES Cable Coil and Gold
Block, also six iEch and twelve inch
twist. for plug tobacco, can not be ex-
celled The above is for sale by Rolla
V. Watt, at Lees drug store. tlf.
THE "Talisman, Gold Tread " and
"Our Best tine cuts, are the best
brands in the market; oil Of these may be
found at Rolla V. Watts, at Lees drug
store. If
Go to Alexauaer's for your drugs.
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The CENTENNIAL GROUNDS AND BUILD
INGs.-The grounds devoted to the uses
of the Centennial Exhibition at Phila-
delphia include 236 acres, with thirteen
entrances, approached by ten horse car
and fourteen steam car lines, having
capacity for transporting l44 900 people
every two hours. There will be seven
miles of avenues and walks, and four
miles of horse railway within the bound
aries of the grounds. The buildings al
ready planned and contracted for are
Main building 1900 feet by 464, 20
acres; art gallery, 2l0 feet by 1865, IL
acres; machinery hall, $50 feet by l, 402.
ii acres; horticultural hall, 100 feet by
$50, 4 acres; agricultural hall, $50 feet
by 800, 10 acres; United States Govern
ment exhibition building, $50 feet by 800.
IA acres; office of the administration, 80
feet by 1924, q acre. Average distance
between the buildings, $40 feet. 1t is
estimated that 100000 pounds OF
wrought iron, 250,0 pounds of east
iron, 1000. 900 feet of timber, 1000, DOC
square feet of tin roofing, $50, 900 square
feet of glass, 49, 600 bricks, two and q
half miles OF water pipe. and two miles
of drain pipe will be used in the con.
struction of the main building. The
different States will erect small buildings
as headquarters. The general reception
of articles will commence on the LIST OF
January, 1876, and no article will be nd
mitted after Msrch 31st.
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FOUND In Wells, Fargo & Co. $ Office
gold sleeve button, which the owner
can have by applying at the n-CoRD
business office, proving property and
paying for this notice IF
The snorting locomotive has reached
Eureka; the snort Of the Bullionville
engine will be heard in few days; for
snorting good drinks apply at Panaca
saloon one price, one bit! H1w
For SALE. - Tickets from Council
Bluffs, Iowa, to Chicago and return by
the Chicago and N. W. r. r. Apply to
Geo. T. German, RECORD Office, Lacour
street. If.
FIRE CERTIFIcATEs.-The name of any
member of the Fire Department printed
in their fire certificates in any style of
type for fifty cents. by applying at the
Office of the PHOEBE DAILY RECORD. La
cour street. If.
YouNa Ladies and Gents please take
notice l have the best assortment of
| lnteQ papers lot letter-WrltlDR ever
brought to Phoebe; will shortly have a
full supply of stationery of all kinds.
IF RoLLA V. WATT.
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair.
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices
go to J. J. Halpin & Co., who employ
none but frst-class workmen. tt.
HAVING received the principal part o.
my Winter supply Of groceries-al fresf
goods-am now prepared to sell at reason
able rates. T. c. PoUJADE.
DAILY ENTERPRISE. S. L. Tribune ant
Sentinel are sold only by W. r. WILSON
dealer in school books, music. cigars an
stationery, Fulks & McAlpin's saloon.
DIR. DEAL has associated himself wit
DR.. Hammond, from California, in th
practice of medicine in this place. The
4 will be found at the San Jose House.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
i Margaret Pascoe, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrator of the estate of Margaret Pascoe,
deceased, to the creditors of. and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hibt them, with the necessary vouchers, within
ten months after the first publication of this
notice, to the said Administrator. at the Office
Of Bishop h sabin, Attorneys OF Law, at Phoebe,
in the county Of Lincoln.
Dated at Phoebe, May 18th, 1875.
my2O.td L. d. TURNER, Administrator.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.
BY GILMER & sALIsBUnY's HAMILTON LINE:
Edna Griffith Mabel Clifford
Judge Fuller
DEPARTURES.
ny HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
W Solomon
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District Court

The District Court met yesterday at
10 a. M, Pursuant to adjournment, ana
transacted the following business
State of Nevada vs.. A. W. Maxwell;
Jas. Duff was again called to the stand;
his examination and cross-examinstion
was finally ended, when Mayor selden
was again called; pending his examina-
ton, Court adjourned TO aquarter OF two
O'Clock.
D. NJ. Tyrrell was called to the stand
in the afternoon, and gave his testimony
N. Kavanagh vs.. HUM n Hunt ): al.
Co.; the findings of fact and conclusions
of law. and tho decree in accordance
Herewith presented and filed.
State of Nevada vs.. c. II. Light; case
dismissed.
Court then adjourned until to-day at
10 q. M.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-30

VIRGINIA CRY, after her great disaster,
is not caved in yet, nor is the store of
FL. Lewis, of Phoebe, although the peo-
pie get duped by buying shoddy goods,
believing they get them at so per cent.
below cost He will show them fine
goods at such reduced prices that will
astonish one, and make it worth while to
examine them before buying elsewhere.
In addition to his large stock he is ship
ping an immense stock of new and ele-
giant goods expressly for this market, and
ia determined not to be undersold by
anybody. The goods will be here in a
day or two.
DISTRICT CoURT.-The cross-examina-
ton of d. NJ. Tyrrell in the Maxwell
case was finished yesterday afternoon,
after which Court adjourned until to-day
! at 10 a. nj. This case has now been on
trial since Wednesday, October Goth, and
promises to occupy good portion of
next week.
BULLION. bars OF bullion, valued
at SO 900, came to the express Office last
evening in the Bullionville stage.
DR., j. S. HAMMOND has established an
office over the State Bank. Residence
Jas. Finley's house, Cedar street.
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Ana IN .ccorsspce with the law. and an otoer
ana ma IN pooUS ~ Dirsciors, made on the four.
teep eas istS1 day q ssptspbss 1870 % many
q each sa !. s1 public sos suction &c NAY e
nece ss Scnss Of John Middleton h Son. No. $40
snnteomery street, San Francisco. California,
IN T.csilsy, the 9th day Of November.
Ia76. Al the hour Of one o'clock p. NJ, OF said
dsv' 10 nay said delinquent assessment thereon,
| toesther with costs of advertising and expenses
| OF the sale. IL
Once Room No. II Hayward . Buildtngs Eo.
4ls California street. San francisco, Catszo'a's
- s4asy lo24-tf ~ IS
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DELINQUENT SALES.

Newark Mining Company. - Lo-
cation OF principal place of business, san
Francisco. California; location of works. ELY
District, Lincoln County. Nevada. = Notice.
cribed stock. Cd account OF assessment mo: IL,
levied on the fourteenth day of September, To- .;
the several amounts set opposite me na'"''
the respective shareholders, as foIi9ws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
were as follows A.:

The Denver and Rio Grande Railway Company re-
port earnings for the week ending June Ii. 1879 at
1918; same week 1874. Ss,67s; increase, 1897
The Philadelphia stock market is dull Penn
sylvania Gs. third ISSUE 113 Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad. 2Oas; Reading Railroad, 547s; Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. 1874. Gold 1873.
The imports of dry goods at the port OF New
York for the week ending this date are $l.24s,274
and the amount marketed $s93.567. The total
imports Of dry goods since Jan. l. this year. are
S54, 40 316. and the total AMOUNT marketed $751;
1928.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western X. X.
Company have declared quarterly dividend of pig
per cent payable July 20.
The directors of the Housatonc Railroad Com
pany have declared a dividend of two dollars per
share upon the preferred stock of the Company,
payable July 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

FnIDAr June %. 1878
AsHFs-The remains very DUH and prices are nom
fnaliy unchanged at Sc for Pot and Sc. Tor FearL
BFFSWAX-The market Is vcrv quiet and easier sales OF
Western at 80 he - .,.,o,.s d.. -, a.,. Inn, ,,a,
We nofe Rrb Choice Short Green l20lf 2c Green ltur
choice is lic.: Green short anu Lie io~i-ei iAoi Al"
Cor E-rhe market for is very quiet hut firmly
s were reported hands either here or az the out
Morris. We gOa culinary cargors at lbdlhisc alr 90,
aI7Isc good do 17sia &c prime do Us "a lsfc and
exfre,e range 1901 gold Mid grades ara u "
2Gc: SINGAPORE 81 a23c Csylon .OG2i 70 Msiaraioo
de LaglIayr 1870 70 Jamaica lIA2e lsc sahto DO
mngo 10 l7c Porto Rico. ls29SOc eSs'a hica ds "a
Ole: Mexican, l9'2d2Oci Angos1ih Sc.i es'a'A
20 Doe and Buracoa at - 10 H., all gold
CO1rtN-Ths transactions in spot cotton were only limited
fodav late quite large business " AS accom-
n and the market very firm with holders asking sun
hcncr urieeA Receipts ~ the shipping ports oaf Is
"a nal This day iast week 1864 bales tins day last
wear bales total since sept l. aiSlff pAlo- aAne
f,ne lasf wear 47lG6C5 baes consolidated lx days. re-
cent. IN bales: exports 10 Great Britain z7Dos Daes
erioria 10 Continent 55V3 bales stock IN Nrw edk
aforare, Of yesteFsys forward deliveries
foiovs june d,lSc July loiIc, august oIen.,
iasoe ecebr 77e January , w. 7 FFsbrlssiT ry
eS~Jane 100 lsse July. 500, Is Tsci August 500 l51c
Ocobrr 100 IA sIee, December 200, IA So January
300 iJc.; total 200 bales second ealoJ1y 900 10 49,
aoS q LOO e 10 co. fi%sss ~ .aaa
March ITO lbSc April i5Sc; total, 900 bales Third
ea-Augnst 400 IS 7sc January, 100, sse FebruAry
100 10 &C, March, 100. 10 hasc MAY looo 10 sci on
otsons based Of classification IN force Sept
1914 Upland Cotton IN store running In quality nos
NOR. ,sn Isi ssr.st GOOD Ordinary Is Miang Is =
aooi ord. I4I Low Mldiling. i3a ucwi Wilt
guvAons bssoa American STANDARD ~ ess.ilci ''oni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON June 21-l2:s0 p m.-Umted States Fivetwenty
bonds. 1865 Old. l063, loan. lO3h~ Enc Railway
shares ia.
LYEaPoOi. Juno 25-I2s0 p. m-COtton is steady; MID.
ding Uplands RCD; Mddng Orleans 7esL; safes 10000
Including bales for speculation and The
sales $50 % Daea ~ which 5000 bales
for export aud 1909 specula0n forwarded
from ships side directly spisnets, 3 90 bales The
stock port bars including 6gs, % bales
lean The receips the O., 00C bales
ciung 81 900 American Actual export 80 bales Tue
stock ahOat n 57OOe bales incluuug lljOnO Amefcan
Corn 50 as. quarter for Mixed weasrn The recepts q
for the pas three days have been $4,000 quarters Of
which s0UO were American sugar-2k for No. II Dutch
standard the spot; 20 . for do. ahoaL
LONDON Juno z5-i2 80 p. m.-Cail0w, &43 v owt
LONDON June 25-2 D. Railway =haros. IL . Paris
dispatches quote Renics az 64L loo.
LyEaFoolr June 23-2 p mt-saes Of Cotton on tho
OF Mlddlng Cplands nothing Dclo1 Low Sddings
deliverable August aud september Al Tod Bread-an- are
Wheat S. iUdaes Id GENITAL for California
White Corn 81 S52s per eartsr fof mixed Western Lard
LoSDos. June sSsp mPsris dispatches quote
G5f loo.
lvEsrooI. June s5s p not the saes Of Cotton to-day
$500 bales American
drawn from Bank VI England balance today 600
Erie Railway shares, 12ie
Lysnrool- June s5-Sso .. m.-ss,.a OF Cotton on
basis Of hmdiins UpisfldA not4ieg bakov MdalnsA
isus "a abis jug aAd August ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
BALES FROM Dig O'CLOCK P. M. TO CLOS
NEss. g O'CLOCK p. M.
FRIDAY. June 2S-P. NJ.

With total business at the Stock Exchange to-
day of only 156. 100 shares there is not much more
20 be said Of the market than that Erie came TO the
'front.' both in point of activity and strength, and
that the three leading stocks Erie, Lake Shore
and Pacific Mail, the first named having come sud-
denly into favor with the bull spectators In place
of Western Union Telegraph, which has been
comparatively neglected though the price has been
well sustained Otherwise than above stated
Che stock market to-day has been substantially
repetition of that of yesterday. Opening steady at
shout the prices current at the close last evening"
with liberal Offering Of stocks, tho market sagged
for while until it rallied somewhat by the ac-
tive bulng of Eric. during which the price of this
stock was marked up from II TO 1873, movement
with which the remainder OF the list to extent
sympathzed. Pacific Mail after selling at IS was
rallied 20 3alt aided possibly by new story or an
old one revamped, to tho effect that the
Company have been offered S1.0O0,0OO cash
for some of their old wooden side-wheel steamers
FOR which they cannot find profitable employment
The stock finally closed at 80, the opening price,
The market, q whole, seems TO be gradually as
Stunning it's usual position of midsummer quiet and
dullness though appearances are sometimes decep-
tive, and there are many intelligent bankers and
brokers who look for an active bull market in the
Immediate future. OF the transactions to-day
10000 shares were in Western Union at 74350741i
Q74Ss07414a74hs gain of ls per cent from last
nights closing price; Atlantic and Pacific 1ele-
graph, 200 shares at 23lsa23l4, gain Of e per
cent Mariposa Land and Mining, 5,400 shares at
essa9Ss@9as "a 0os o gain of % per cent Preferred,
800 shares at 9i2G9ssQ9ls, gain of d per cent !;
Pacific Mail, AZ, 800 shares at 39Q36l4 G3SSs03sls
03saa 80 1891 $50. no change Union Pacific
1000 shares at 73ss073073isG73. a decline of 70
per cent Atlantic and Pacific Preferred. 100
shares at 1884; Pacific of Missouri. 100
shares at so, gain Of is per cent {;
Northwest 900 shares at 37Ss4377s a3 80 ssa377s ;
st. Paul. 300 shares at 32SsS327s; Ohio and Mis-
sissipp 900 shares Mt 23'sa23as; Wabash. 900
shares at 6si60Ss, decline of Il per cent; Rock
Island, 500 shares at 103Si@1027s decline OF g
per cent Lake Shore. ~ 900 shares at 61 is06la
61ssq6OizG61 decline Of Z per cent Erie, 47,7oo
shares, 1890 15ssG14ssq154 a gain OF 2is per
cent; Central and Hudson. 200 shares at lO3, no
change Michigan Central. 800 at 6S. no change
and 400 shares of Hannibal and ST. Joe, 23isDZ3A2
a2S, decline of u per cent. The market closed
duh and stupid. The opening, highest, lowest and
closing prices OF active stocks sold to-day were as
follows: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26

The Oneida Gold Mining Company of California,
the stock of which is principally owned in this city,
paid dividend amounting to $4,000 on june %,
and the mine is reported capable of keeping up the
payment of dividends regularly. The Black Bear
Quartz Company paid its usual monthly dividend Of
25 900 on June 1S The reports Of the final settle
ment Of the lawsuits against the MaripOsa Mining
Company which have circulated in this city for sew
eral days, were premature As stated in The TRrB-
USE some time since, negotiations have been pend
inc; and to-day the settlement was made On June
16 the Mariposa Tunnel was $50 feet in length at
66s feet quartz stTngers from the main vein lying
east Of the tunnel were cut, which have continued TO
the latest point reached increasing in quantity and
width until the tunnel heading is nearly filed by
them
An excitement has sprung up in Pannamint. CAL,
over the discovery, four miles from the town. of
large lode said to be 40 feet wide, carrying ores
ranging from $50 to 1920 per ton. This Is the
locality Of the mines belonging to Senator'S Jones
and Stewart.
The following shows the assessed value of mining
property in California from recent official valua-
tiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
- sbg. go. 500 s63, 84G, 700
We annex closing quotations of foreign exchange |

Money has been quiet and easy even to excessive
abundance and there no difficulty in max
ing call loans at and 2i2 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper found ready sale at 3i2 to 8. The
customs receipts at Washington to-day were $780,
600 and Tho Internal Revenue receipts F337OOO,
the United States Treasurer receiving T512,OOO I'D
National bank notes for redemption. The Clearing
house statement is as follows:
Government bonds were more active than yester-
day. coupon 1868 selling up 20 125i2, coupon new
lseJs at 1914 and $4,000 Currency Skies at
T11lo. We annex closing street prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
uraoN.

GRAIN-The Wheat maket opened nrfn untr very sh ar
rivals holders the advantage There II moderate drlann
for full prices. Winter 1liet nrn lhe Market
closes spring but stronger for futures The
demand largely for tho future in part for the Continent
Winter quiet the sale, arc 5000 bush az u ii =
I Tor No Chicago spring y seller July 81 10 4
al 10 for No Milwaukee ana 81 LAG 81 IA p SELF Juiy
81 100 for Milwaukee; ~ p for No Minnesota
81 y9 for Red 81 81 bid for Amber 90
Included in the bush 10 arrive at vi IL for
No Chicago for July 81 1881 l4l2 for No Milwaukee,
seller Juv 81 20 for No. DO 10 arrive next week
Barley quiet for want OF stock oats are IT.
regular inferior plenty anu lower emo co
more salable nrner the sales $4,000 Dus New ONO
Mixed al 6Oa62c White at 90 ea5i o. Western Mixed AZ
ere now held at 81 ad64c White al 63 a6jc STATE NJ xed al
O3a6i ac latter for heavy aud White at 64aosc me
later price track 62c for inferior Mixed cana
dian Rye quiet Corn IL freely offered and Is duh
nominal al S3o IN store the sales are ~
0OO bush Western Mixed 7Sd7c in store sOaoO2c Tor
steamer afoa 81 IGS3c for sail no. Yellow at 50 ar
Sc, helatter for very dry. -, .., 49,,
NfTS-Tha market exceedingly dull, with prices
nrmv hsd at Domestic Cloth Calcutta, 10; B0rne0,
ISc and Bags 12Ssdl2'c.; sales OF go rolls Domestic
az l3c. - -, -,.-,-
HAY AND SrRAW-TbeTe continued an active shipping
demand figures quote shipping az OOd 'Uc
retail ot Glover az 90 $780, and salt AZ bO1
zoe IN moderate rr'iuesi Long Rye az
S5ag5c; short do. 60d70cr AMI DAT at 5Odboc cash
HEM-Mana IL still In light request at steady prices Juie
BUTTS arc in moderate demand m gs sales Of 500 bales
an 2Tc currency, cash. We quote. Manila Hemp az 20
for fair choce Ssal 5d5'scq gold; Jute' 4Hg0o19c;
Juio Butts 27sc. currency. , -, 49,
HOPS Trade IL stu very dull, and prices irregular and
nominal; brewers are not purchasing to any extent We
uuota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
There were no dealings in the city bank stoeks
and tho bids were az follows;

In railroad bonds the most active issues were Har
lem irsts which sold mp to Ill on sales OF l6oooo.
The Paeifcs were steady, Chicago and Northwest
ern gold consols selling at SO4. The bids are a.
, fnlIo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26

$1,000 -. es a O. m-rre Rssfwsy shares IT.; =
p,<espyed "a Paris dispatches quote Hsntes 800 -
iIygsrcof- June 25-5 mrhe msrxss , Nv ssiss Il
cotsn on the q Mdlns gpsnds 3, s. "a
i1spos June 25-Evenine Sperm ON |" Ss''v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26

sincltilg WORKS eOO,OOo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The mines of Lake Superior attracting renewed
attention and interest. A Milwaukee dispatch to
The Chicago Times furnishes the following mining
items:
Capt Hunt Of the propeller Missouri reports that the
Stamp Works of the 0ntonagon silver Mining Company
taken from the Ontonagon mine excellent and Il the
result equals the present expectations. a rush OF
The new stamp Works at the Silver Isict mine
have been started Tho product OF the mine ia
Missouri to the silver mine In Thunder Bay. Stamp
ing machinery has been ordered for this mine and re-
ported that the Three A" located further up
Thunder Bay. is 20 he worked this Buffalo par
producing well. The Clark mine, back Of Copper Har-
Dor shows favorable prospect; The product Of the
AOzera looks well, and the Atlantic Is now paying.
There was nothing new or interesting in the
foreign advices the London market ruling quiet and
steady for British cOnsols and United States bonds
and strong for Erie this stock rising to 10. Money
is quiet and easy and rates unchanged from those
current yesterday. The Bank of England lost in
bullion on balance to-day $1,000. The foreign ex-
change market has been quiet. with little business
doing for Saturdays mail. The nominal rates are
given below, but the working rates were
on the basis of 81 sGa$4 81 and 81 s9l2@
81 80. Gold was strong, but Inactive and
after opening at IT'LL quickly advanced to and for
closing at 1171a. Gold loans. after opening fiat,
were made at 3, 2, and per cent per year and iea
per diem. The specie engagements for to-morrow's
steamers amount 10 81 100000. The import en-
tines of foreign dry goods at the port OF New-Ycrk
for tho week ending to-day were 10 the coin valu-
ton of 81 24S ,274 The amount thrown upon the
market footed up Ss93,567. The Assistant Treas
urer redeemed 1888 900 coin, in called 52Os dis
bursting 900 in coin interest on the public debt
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was
Gold cleared $50 81. 900; gold balances 1929
365; currency balances, $1,494,765. Thefollowing
were the principal quotations for gold:
1000 ll3O...tl7ss iOC....1 l7s 2:3g. ....ll7s
f030 ira l2OO..ll7s l3O.....ll7s 3:00.....ll7 4
HOO. .l17as 11SO....l17as zOO....-l7la
The days business at The L. :. suD-Treasury COM
prised:
cold receipts. sso8io7 % Curry payments s2577ss 20
Gold payments. l,O0l21 65 curry balance o. 10 rs. 80
Gold balance al ,eSbf "a ~ Custorls-'' <JoUuo w
Cary recepts... 9of,AE2 VI J
The quarterly statement Of the State banks of
the City of New-York Tor the quarter ending
June IL, is as follows: