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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-25
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET BUT grRADY-FU-
TURES EASY-FLoUR DULL-wHEAT LOWER
CORN UNsETTLRD-oATs DULL AND LOWER
RYE QUIRT-BARLEY NEGLECTED-PoRK UN-
SETTLED AND LowER--LARD UNSETTLED AND
LowER-PETRoIEUM DUIL-NAvAL STORES
QUIET-GRoCRRIEs QUIET AND FIRM-wHIs-
KEY sTEADY-FREIGHTs STRONG.
MONDAY, May 24-6 r. M.
The merchandise markets remained In the same
anomalous condition that has characterized them
so long, and there was no moro apparent inclina-
ton on the part or the business community TO
venture beyond the limits OF actual necessities in
their purchases than there has been for some
weeks Indeed, the quietude seems to deepen
with the lapse OF almost every succeeding day, as
the summer season approaches, and the condition
or trade is anything but reassuring. The resump-
ton OF canal navigation usually carries with it
the expectation OF renewed activity in
the export movement Of bSadstuns, but,
with prices relatively lower In the prln-
cipal European marts than they are here,
the present year forms an exception to
the rule, and no considerable stimulus to the out
now OF cereals is expected, save In the event OF
decline in prices the points Of shipment such
figure will leave tair margin for proht On Change
to-day the markets were quiet indeed they or
'Change. Flour dull Wheat was unsettled and
lower Corn also unsettled by heavy receipts and
key steady Provisions unsettled and radically
lower closing with free sellers at the decline Freighs
were decidedly better. Cotton the spot quiet;
futures were easy. Petroleum dull Naval stores
were very quiet Groceries quiet and nrm- Whis
key was steady. Hides very quiet Leather was
inactive. Oats quiet
coYFrE-The marketfor Rio quiet and seady. with
sales or bags Ursula and $50 bags ex &
ID. Morgan, private terms. We quote Ordinary
cargoes, l6c a l6hc.; fair do, Hc IKE good do.
IKE Isc- prime do, lsSc ishc-; extreme range
for lots 6c ea<c gold, co or sodays Java, govern
ment bags 24c- Csc do, mats &c DC. stnga-
pore do, 2c. 23c Ceylon. &c. 2l1Sc- Maracaibo.
i9Jsc a BIC LaguRyrn lgc. 20c- Jamaica, Ike. a
lSLc. 81 Domingo, lie Porto Rico, tic. l9c. Costa
Rica Ito. 10 Mexican, l9c Zoe AngosLurn, lsc.
CorroN-Por cotton the spot there sellers
than BUYERS The market had dropping tendency with
out however. any quotable change IN values several
trades commenced with tho bids from
on smaller Tot Was not 6l6sed In consequences OF ad-
vices from Liverpool In other the bids too
low TO receive the consideration Of sellers although
more Offering at the close Of the market.
Futures closed easy a. the following quotah ens:-
July l6 $50 lo<c August l6z Is 932c September
is ll6c october. IS 3lS2c November, is 1859. q
is 7s2c.j DecemOer l5tsc Is Use January l5sSc
is u-lsc.; February, Is $3.50, Is zls2c-; March,
tons based standard OF classification in
Ter l. ls7L and upland cotton store running in
quality not than half GRADE above below the
grade quoted Ordinary li<c good ordinary lss<c
street good ordinary, l5Sc low middling Ice mddIinK
i6a.c good middnR IKE Quotations based on xmeri
can standard o classification
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Wheat tiled and decidedly lower, the market
closing At about 81 IS Tor No. Chicago S6a 81 10 for
Muwaukee, 81 Aa 81 Is for No l. 81 So 81 40 tor red
winner. aud 81 20 81 a. for amber The sales were
about 100 900 bushels at 81 10 for No CHICAGO 81 Tx
for No. 81 Is for No. do. Corn
tied BY heavy receipts and Sc. Sc lower. The sales
about 100 900 BUSHELS mostly at T5sc. 0c but in
Guiding damp low 5c and very dry as high ns So
Oats also dull and lower The sales were 510O0
bushels At 15c for Chicago mixed anoati 74c 75sc.
for mixed. 7ec no for white. Rye quiet and nom
iuaL 81 12for prime State. Barley neglected and
nominal Barley malt quiet At 81 50 for six-rowed
State and 81 so TOR prime Canada
Hinna-Ihe market was Inactive we note sales OF
500 city saushers at $40, 500 Central Americans and
$50 Mexcaus on private terma We quote :-Buenos
AyreG z5 ms 70 lbs 3hc 25c. do, y los y lbs
nc a rye Montsvideo 5sk bA ny IDS 2Sc. !;
Mo Srsnds. 70 lbs q lbs ma alSsc; orinoco, 81
lbs g lba, 22c. California, p bA rs ba. 22c, :
Central American, is lbs ~ ba, Ac. a 01<c. San
Juan, q lbs q lbs, 80 ls'sc hstamoros ~ lbs
ice fsmpico 70 rs az lbs, lsS $50: sogota, IS
lie Bahia al iba 70 lbs lee Hc. Puerto CaDello
and Lsguayra ~ RS a AZ lbs, lsc. q 200 CarracaA
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DOSING PRICgs-3 r. NJ.

SALES or ACTIVE STOCKS TO-DAY.
New York Central and Hudson, SIC; Erie,
10000; Lake Shore, 1870. 900; Northwestern, 5000
Rock Island, 500; Pacific Mail, 42,OOo st. Paul,
2,4Oo; do. preferred, 100; ohio, $500; western
Union, $4,000; Wabash, AGO; Union Pacific,
1850; Panama. 100. the suboined table shows
THE RESULT or THE Days BUSINESS.
ADvANCE-New York central, - Hannibal ana
IT. Joseph, u; Northwestern, 81; ONO ana Mis-
sissipp y Pacific Mail, IL. Rock Island, 4 Sc.
Paul. x; Western Union, IL; Union Pacific, - (;
DEcIINE.-C., G. and T. G., X; Delaware, Lacka-
y; Panama, 4; Union Pacific, y; Erie, London.
mas been quiet at li6h 1le1. Borrowing rates
were 20 per cent ana 1-64. Loans we're also
made nat. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
35s,soO gold, for dYe.twenties redeemed, and
$50, 900 FOR interest.
MONEY
was without change, call loans ranging at "a 3
per cent. Foreign exchange was weak in conse-
quence OF bills making against Eric. Bankers
sixty DAYS sterling were quoted at ass 4s6l{,
and demand Ls9 a 4ssIS. Internal revenue re-
cepts to-day sS9o,lls, and the customs receipts.
S440s5g.
LONDON ADvIcEs
report consols weak and declined = per cent
rumvrs or large failure and tnat the general
market was easter but not quotably lower. Erie
was weak and declined 70 49, against = 4 2lI,
the closing quotation or Saturday. me rate or
discount in the open market for three months
bills was 81 per cent, or I per cent below the
bank rate. Money at the stock Exchange was 3
per cent on consols. The bullion gone into the
Bank OF England on balance to-day amounted to
fl57, 00o Later London adyices report that Throg-
morton street was crowded afer the close or the
stock Exchange. sales OF Erie Railway shares
have been made az 49, and rs.
GOVERNMENTS
closed nrm at the following quotati MS United
states currency skies, 124I q l245s; o. skies,
1881, registered, l22H 122I; 40. 40, 1851,
coupon, l241s l24A; do. 1ve-twenties, 1862,
registered, ll7jS; a.. do, coupon, I17lE 1I7h;
do do., 1864, registered, ll7A a msts; 40.
d. do, coupon, lis Ilsts; DO. do 1865 regis
tered, Ilo11 10; 90. 10, do coupon, l20A III;
90 do, DO, new, registered, 1924 1929; do. do
DO. do coupon, 1925 122i1 10. 90, 1867 regis
tered, 1928. 1875; DO. do. 40, COUPON, l24lS
124k; DO. DO, 1858, registered, l22s4 123k; do.
40, DO, coupon, l237t o l244; DO. ten-forties,
registered, 1862 a MS; 90. DO, coupon, lis
lis1E 90. nves 1881, registered, ll6H l1656; do.
DO, coupon 1865 i16lt.
RAILWAY MORTGAGES
In railroad bonds this afternoon Erie fourth
sold at %, the asking quotation az the morning
Board having been e3N. O., q. and |. Q. 1rsts adj
vanced TO as, but the remainder Of the list was
without important change. Central Pacific bonds
closed az 1924 to 1861 and Union Pacincs at 1914
to 10Y FOR nrsts g7k IS for lana grants and 81
70 92X for sinking funds. The latest bids on the
regular forenoon call were as follows:-
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FOR future delivery Oasis middnng) the sales
have been follows :-satnrday, after r. M
May 500 at is Lice. June, 100 at 10 1870 july 800 at
IS S2c. August, 200 at ls SIC; November, 100
is s-l6c January 800 at Is 3c April 40 at 10 SIG
Total 350U bales. To-day, up to two Z. May 100 at
10 32c 100 l6c june l5OO at 10 l6c 100 is l2c
1000 at 6c 800 at Is 3I2c- July, 500 i64c 500 al
10 7-s2c 700 at l6Gc, 2OJ at 10 SIC August 200
is's 500 200 Z. lsGO so a. is fle, 500 q
q % Il &C. so at i sisc., 20 e i assc
ss2e, lso9 AZ ise, oetobsr $50 a lSa+e SoyemOsr
at is lLi6c February 100 at l5gSc; March. zoo az
is 931c. Total 1920 Grand total 507OO Exchange
SI6c raid 70 exchange 900 june for August Ihe re-
New Orleans s2s Mobile iss sayan1ah 500 Charleston,
York $50 Boston III PhilAdsiphia, lT Total, 2s7i.
Total september s7a40s Cotton frsghts closed
steam, &c. 10 Bremen. BY steam, hc; by salt, SC
COMPRESSED To Liverpool BY steam, 9S2d. 5-l6d by
sail $50
wheat g. 200 bushels corn 1913 500 do oats ~ SIS do
The aour ruled duh and prices In buyers
favor. We note sales q y 500 bes Bye vas steady.
Corn meal quiet The sales we're 300 bbls. and 500
bags At 81 n tor Brandy wine - - 80 for Western
yellow tS 90 - Is for Southern, Jersey and Pennsyi-
vanla yellow per Dbl Baltimore coarse sacked, $l Go
boited yellow, 81 7O boted white 81 81 per 100 lbs
Jersey sacked coarse, 81 IS 81 %; fine yellow 81 IS
81 70. and lne white. 81 ~ ~ . per lO lbs We
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
An Unsettled Feeling on
Wall Street.
GOLD QUIET AT l16 IA.
Another Raid on Erie-Money
Easy.
WALL STREET.
MONDAY. NAV 24-0 II, M.

In the stock market the principal interest CEN
tred in Erie, and its sales outnumbered that OF
any stock during the day. 1t was the pivotal
point OF the market, ranging from 10 21h. The
influence OF rhe London price was, OF course,
largely felt here. The subjoined table shows the
sales at the close and the current market prces:-
LATEST CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
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STATE BONDS

STATE BONDS
were dull. Tennessee new and new series, sold
At so. Missouri SKIES, OF 1876, brought 1O2A1.
CITY BANK SHARES
were dull The latest bids are annexed America.
1856; American Exchange, ZIG; Butchers and
Drovers', 1872; Chemical, 1900; City, 800; Com
merce, 122; Continental, 100; Corn Exchange,
1856 (; Fourth National. 100; Fulton, 15e; German
American, 81; Grocers', 1902; Importers and
Traders, 20OH; Irving, 1870: Mechanics, 146;
Merchants 1875; Nassau, l04k; New York, 1874;
North America, 1927; Peoples, 14O; Phoenix, 97h;
State OF New York, 112; Tradesmen's, LAG; Union,
1876.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
currency exchanges Ssl soo JOY
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 47l4N2
Cold exchanges ....................... loeee,o1o
God balances. ..-........,........... olo,zso
OUR IMPORTS
The following shows the imports, exclusive OF
specie, at the port OF New York for the week end
ing May 81 and since the beginning OF the year,
1878. 1874. 1875.
Dry goods. sl.479,4O7 $1,es4sS7 s1,4el, 9s2
General mdse.. 7,lo5,S11 9,Hi.5le 4,sS2slS
Total for week. $s5s5,2ls s11 37o 2o3 SIS. s44, s95
Prev reported 17ll6s,440 ,75ooS2 1876, 1885, O40
Since january $l7e 74s 65s $40 2S5 Gal
UNION PACIFIC EARNINGS.
The following were the earnings OF the Union
Pacific Railroad for twenty-one days OF May, 1875
and 1874 =
1874. 1875. Increase.
$55S,S75 81 $500, 686 05 1921, $40 "a
Increase in 1878, All $40 per cent over 1874
Average Increase per day, 81, 467.
MElAj WODK cT0HL< CVcuAhNC Cal &c
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CHEESE MARKETS.

Uucl, May "a ls7h
-Four thousand boxes Of cheese were offered on the
Utica market TODAY. and 5000 boxes sold at lie. IKE
The balance Will be forwarded tor sale on commission.
At Little Fails 900 boxes were offered, and 3yOO boxes
sold At lie. a l2c.
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A UGUsT BELMONT CO.,
~ Bankers. 10 and II Nassau street
travellers credits available IN all parts Of the
world through the
Nessrs De Rothschld
and their correspondents
Also commercial credits and teegrA phic transfers Of
money on California, Europe and Havana
REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
~ Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages aud
other securities Insurance OF all kinds effected with
best eompanIeA J. J. HABRfCH Co, III Broadway.
NY AMOUNT FROM $1,000 TO $4,000 TO LOAN
N improved and unimproved Real Estate IN this
city Or Brooklyn for term OF years without bonus
WILLIAM ?. LEAV1TT. 100 Broadway.
A -IAPsLEY a BAILEY, "a BRoADwAY.-sToCK
a. PRIvILEGkS ON MEMBERS OF THE STOCK
LAGRANGE NANEs GIVEN Af TINE OF PUR-
CHAsEli NO PRIVILEGE FOR LESS THAN 100
SHARES. oUR PETNyirALs 20 NOT ADVERT SEj
MONEY IS LOST AND MADE IN WALL STRBErp
MAILED FREE TO ANY ADDRESS.
A SECOND MORTGAGE OF sn.ooO DUE JAN
~ nary lsIl fer sale At liberal discount; value Of
properly, 970toO; FIRST Mortgage S30O0l Principals
address A., bvx ~ Herald Office
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FINANCIAL.
J.
STOCKS
PRIVILEGES

dealt in the New York Stock Exchange bought and
sold by margin OF ave per cent
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MAY rs 1S75.-TBPLE SHEET.

20 lbs n lBs, 1bc CAmpeachy 20 lbs % lbs. TIC
lSc. Tobasco. 70 lbs n lbs. l9c gold, selected
LEATHER-Hemlock sole In fair demand at IN
changed prices. We quote
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
Lorpor PRoDUcE MARHRr-LoNDoa May 2t-Even.
inE. Common rosin. So. per cwt
LIVERPOOL Produce MARKKr.-LrvRRPOoL. MAY "a
Evening -Linseed oil ia Us. 81. per cwt Spirits
penune, 25x per cwL
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negotiated At to two cent from market mem
bers Of the New York Exchange responsible parties
Large have realized the past 80 days Put
call o shares
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10 any address Orders solicited by mail wire
promptly executed by Address
TUMBRIDGE A CO..
Bankers and Broker, No. 2Wan street. New YORK.
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Nc, HIGHEST AND LOWEST.

The usual corrected list showing the extremes
or the DAY, well as the last figures At which the
market left or ia TINS plyen.-
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sraddes $50 each control 20 shares Of stock for 30
avs without further risk while many THOUSAND dollars
ront may be gained. Advice and Information fT
ished implicit, containing valuable statistical in
lrmation and showing how Wall street operations are
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-05

Travelling m"ndicants are inst now in
order hereabouts. 4 female blk of the
t~irst-water dropped in upon lis last week
but ns our e~xclirqner was in its normal
condition Of exaggerated depletion, I'm.
uiternblc sympathy WAS all we could
contribute in behalf of a 1"inisfortu-
nate" maternal ''parient." - . :
Among the numerous npplicauls for
assisiance this week was a ynnng and
healthy person of tho masculine per
sunsion, who would even condesccnd to
uccepl Of cold grub, but ns there didn't
hapdcn TO bc any ''pi" LAYING around
loose the ycarning in that y0nny mans
bowels Increased to such an cxtGnt Tint
nothihG less than the possession .uf. IL
Iouhlc-n"rrelcd shot gun could ussungo
his gripping misery. since which time he
has occupied oons in tho county
hotel. ..s -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-05


PrHHo%AL-Govornur Bradley, in
company with Senator q. H.. Shop.
herd, came down from his ranch and
departed for tho State capital sunday
NJ. u. Freeman started for San Fran.
cisco by tho same train.
James Rnsscll, Of Mineral Hill. came
down from that coveted portion of the
county Sunday, and OH the following
dry went out 10 viow tho placer riches
of lslhml Mountain.
Cap ~lIawlcY came down from Knlton
Thursday. II" has lc"n travelling ok
ionhiveiy in ldnho, and in consequence
looks mionH"d and healthy.
J. a.. Brnms"y. ng"nt Of tho Home
Mutual Insurance Company of Califor-
min. came over from Virginia. annl
spent II couple Of da,R in town. attend.
ing TO business in his limo.
Charley Warner. the well know,
agent Of ClIcucry. Snuthcr & Co,
Wholesale liqnor dealers. has again put
III nn appearance. md IL prepared to
furnish To NIL dealers tho very best ur.
ti"lcs in lris limo on tho most reason.
able terms.
.Par"on Kelly lit ont for Carson on
Wednesday.
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hh"nt - O'Clock "Wednesday night u
solitary h"rscIuan might have been sc"n
tearing nlong The Cnrnucmpia road.
headed for Eihn. On arriving IN ;cv.n
1t "'"!"'k II. IN. lr proved t., hr a
BEARER -! dia.a:"n.- ;rum u coupl" IF
: capitalists" who hal the day prryi
Gus left here behind IL AiLnMimg team
I" visit "o!n" mines III the northern
part of ia" rnlIty. The dispatch WITS
i teaching appeal for impur Iintr sf,rcnr
WIN ul'" mat" %! II dreadful calamity.
i'l'h I'''rt.E Ma s"nIn!GO3ri from his
S~II!uh'rH; hi' ~tI.t"st team hynurht forth
ana With an nnNiouS party behind them
ki"hcd up the dust in the direction
from wliriic" cam" The brraiiIlrss ,.our-
ter loss than ~" short huur before.
Twelve miles ont the author of the
>lnrtIinS dispatch wds found. comfort.
AMY awaiting their ~arrIva! ut the Aiubr
where hc iwId arrived like Don Ouiyoin
h@strldinG Il Top cared Rusinmni" with
ihr"" wooden legs. having :nvriylr,l II
poor hcNii out "t his IuIlrmpud Tor tho
sun oi seven dollars and from whence
the bearer of tn" dIrcfuI mcws had been
"i"lhirhrd to town. When II was "a.
r"r'"'nrd that the loss Of time and some
ucIhnrhliH"d harness WAS the extent of
Tho calamity, the parties of the second
part. who had been ruthlrssl, torn
from their beds. uro said 10 have nrtr 1
IN " hammer very similar TO thtt Of
Our Army at Flanders"
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MoRE FINE SrocK.-Our old Austin
acquaintance, Henry Tabor, has retired
from the political arena. and engaged
IN pursuits purely bucolic. Sixteen
head Of Kentucky short-horn thorough.
bred Durham bulls and one l.eifer OF
the same breed, imported by him di.
rectIy from their respective breeders in
Kentucky, arrived hero by rail Thurs.
day They ARE probably rs fine ms any
ut the species eve brought to tho
country. They are on exhibition at
Dorsey Bros stable at present. Int
Will hereafter he kept in the pasture on
The river. \ catalogue of the whole is
III II possession. On application ia
Mr.. Ialiar II written pedigree and cert.
ticate, guaranteeing their pure Durham
blood, from the breeder OF each animal,
will be furnished.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-05

The ROADS NOnrH The money sui.
scrihcd 10y IL citizens for repairinp
tho roads to ~Cornucopia md Island
Mountnin IL being judiciously expended
A lnrgc force Of men are ut work where
il was most needed. and tho ronds nj
these points. 20 far as work has been
prosecuted. which now covers most OF
it. is in splendid condition. Smith Van
Drellcn.s stages make the trip to Island
Monnimiu III IL hours. f:utinlIy good
tune is made On the C%ornucopin road,
and Dorsey Bros tri. weekly fast
freight line is doing n lively business.
The six-horse toams ga out loaded 10
The guards each alternate dav.
The road to Eurekn is also in fine
condition, Smiths stages now making
II through in II hours.
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SHOOTING AT BUEL.-.A report reach
ed IA yesterday that II miner known as
,'Frcnchy' was shot. AMI il is supposed
fatally wounded, by J. ID. Andrews,
Sheriff. Browns deputy. nj incl. W.
were unnhlr 60 learn lnv Of The ~iartic.
nlnrs hCfGr. going ~ prr,s.
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The great fool-racr at The Wells was
run on Monday, and resulted in n tic.
the distance, 100 yards. being run in
W seconds. Several other foot and
h"r7" races were run during the day,
ma considerable money changed hands
on the results.
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TIIE ELKO INDEPENDENT
ISLAND, FOUNTAIN.

. . "a
Several of u old residents made u
visit to Island Mountain during tho
past week, including Mcssrs. Rosebcr-
~, Farrell, Lytton, Hunter and Street.
Fram Mr.. Farrell, who returned on
Tuesday, wc Obtained several items Of
interest regarding that camp. among
Tiers the following: ...,
The claims along Hope Gulch are
being vigorously worked, notwitl,-
standing that the water is now run
ming low. The cluims being worked on
the GulclI are too numerous to emu
mcrate, but the following embraces the
principal ones:
At the mouth of tho Gulch the Owy.
hce Company is running II hydraulic
ripc, with n large force Of men, and are
undoubtedly making fair clcan.ups. the
exact amounts of which arc unknown.
The company has been sinking pros
meet hOlcS in several localities along
the line Of its ground .Tand from what
could lo learned i, more thar, plea.cJ
with the result.
Above AID adjoining The Owyhco
Company, is the claim Of pcnrod q
Mayor, which is now working a large
force Of men. ana taking out plenty Of
dust.
Above this is the Kelly claim, HOW III
dispute, and. therefore. not being
worked, except at the upper end.
Next is the claim of French & Grcon,
which is showing good results.
Above this is the ground Of #. W.
Brown n Co, formerly known MS the
Norton N Brown claim-Norton having
recently sold oHt-wlirtI il locking
well, AMI daily producing the gold in
good quantities.
The adjoining property above il tlInt
Of William Kidd, of which our inform.
ant speaks in the hiS!rcs: t"r.us. having
watched the progress al the work for
several DAYS. !: j. orc Of the best
claims in the district, if not the best
II is opened ina workmanIikc STYLE. and
It's daily product il enough io Eiak.
's'' N''' ~" ~ hNAbkllttilIltill
Two dollars +" the pan !. II frequent oc-
currcncc, and often going into much
higher figures. embracing nuggets of
from one Ia eight dollars.
Above Kidd Is the claim Of South
wick ~ Co., which is doing we'll, and
taking ont money daily in good guam
titles.
At the head 81 Hope CulriI Hoover,
Whit" Il Go are located These men
are daily getting rich. notwithstanding
water nj that point is running very
low.
The only trouble in The distric, i the
lack Of wit"r. 4 large extent OF cuun-
try Is undoubtedly rich i'll mineral, bat
1t will require the iNtrOhuctiun of wat"r
TO make it Of much value.
some important discoveries have been
made IN tle way q! ur,rtI. which are
creating "omsihrrnhic interest. The
most impuitIut uf these developments
has h""n mId" On ia" N!r:ury Inlgr,
loratcd Gear the head Of III" "uir! pn "A
lofty hill. This lodge j. ~ ~cican.rut.
"cll.dc:imrd lode. with a hanging " III.
Sm"oih and hauI H. h'r'i" .. It i,
Probably CA" Of tia. ir">; iiapsrtmt
bCmrrcS Uf ilI" wealth 81 Here Gulrh.
y tunnel about 10 feet III lcrCtli las
Htrurk tho lr,lg" i; u great ,Ir;..h. III"
rock * quart carr ing Tree Guil. II
WAS located 10y %OIiOn Hryrra! wears
ago. nnr! lina locI long noted in That
country. but not fully opened until
Within the Ena., few weeks.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-05

MUSIO.-Thc undersigned will teach
two vocal and Instrumental lessons q
week ut IS 90 per month. For partic-
uiars enquire atb. Engleris store.
Miss FANSIE MEYERS.
For the very best photographers 20 TO Brad
ley i Rnlofson's gallery, without stairs; As
cESp IN TUE ELEVATOR, 1919 Montgomery
street. Sua Francisco.
Abe Mooser has tho best selected
stock OF groceries in Elko county. The
fine display of toys and fancy goods at
Abe Mooser's can not be surpassed this
side of San Francisco. Give him n,
call and he will convince YOU that he
will sell at lower pri:cs than ever.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-05

a Cirina'nnn WAS brought to Elko on
Wednesday who received Il pretty COOL
shahing MP on Sunday, 10y undertaking
to jump from Johnny Wards train.
The shi,l train WAS going quite lively
when the Cinnamon made the lean.
and all of DR.. Gins energies will be
tlYeA u rmt.h him MP.