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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-22
G ENT EN- NAL
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p r CLAMATIoN.


Its Track is Of eTREL RAILS. and o. 4 has
been made the Fastest Time that has ever
been made in this country. BY this route
p passengers for points east Of Chicago have
vs. their choice of the following lines IRON
Chicago: e.t
BY the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
and Pennsylvania Railways - Three
Through Trains Daily. with Pullman
Palace Cars through to Philadelphia and
New York ON each train. One Through
Train, with Pullman Palace Cars, t9 Bal
timore and Washington.
By the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railway and Connections--New York Cen
trail and Erie Kailroads-Tbree Through
Trains Daily, 9th Palace Drawing Room
and Silver Palace Sleeping Cars through
to New York. - fa1as 'au H-lGa
By the Michigan Central, Grand Trunk.
Great Western and Erie and New York
Central Railways-Three Through Trains,
with Pullman Palace Drawing Room and
Sleeping Cars through 20 New York. to
Niagara Falls. BuiiAio. Hpehesier or New
York City. szff 2
By the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad-rw
Through Trains Daily. with Pullman
Palace Cars for Newark. GAINESVILLE,
Wheeling, Washington AMI Baltimore.
without change. al ,7uzof,
This is the Shortest. Best and only line
runilipg Pullman celebrated Palace Sleeping
Cars a,.i Coaches. connecting With Union
Pacific Railroad at Omaha and frum the
West, via Grand Junction, Marshall Cedar
Rapids, Clinton. Sterling and Dixon, for
Chicago and the Last. "a .....
This popular route IL unsurpassed for
Speed. Comfort and Safety. The smooth.
well. balasted and perfect track OF steel
rails. the eeIebratcd Pullman Palace Sleeping
Cars, the perfect Telegraph System 81 NOV
ing trains, the regularity with which they
rui. the admirable arrangement for running
through cars to Chicago from all points
West, secure to passengers all the colnf0rss
in modern Railway Travelling. No changes
Of Oars and no tedious del lays ut Ferries . 'A
Passengers VIII end Tickets via this Favor
tie Route ut the 6eNerai Tiehet ONCE OF the
Central Pacific Railroad IN San FraBeftco and
Sacrauue nto, and i'll all the Ticket Omcfs ui
the Central Pacific RAILROAD
III slIdAITl T W STENNETr.
MARyTE HUGHITT,l III Gep, Pass Agent
Gen. Supt., Chicago.
/ II. p. STANwOoD, G.neraf Agency. i2l
Montgomery street. San Fnncisco. sns;ly
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-22
LATEST DISPATCHES.
rSpecial to the Daily Lyon County
Times.
Latest From the Races.

for Oregon. "Foster" will remain at
Sacramento during the summer. Inc
"Record- Union" is authority for stat
ing that "Foster" will not take part In
the two-mile- and-repeat race at the
Bay District course on Saturday, al
though reported having entered IN IT,
The same paper says the match be-
tween "Foster" and "Springbok" has
fallen through, the friends OF the lat
ter horse having failed to back MIN.
A Storm.
SAN DIEGO, CAL, March 21.-lt
has been blowing almost gale from
the southeast all day; cloudy, with
indications of rain. 5ls~i
Mexican Raid Threatened.
CAMPO, March 81 Information
deemed to be reliable has been given
to the Gaskiel brothers by Mexican
officers that Cruz Lopez, who led the
raid of December 4th, is now at
Tecarte, just below the line, forming
a band for another raid.
Successful Indian Scout.
CAMP GRANT, A. T., March 81
Advices have been received from San
Carlos agency, dated the 18th, stating
that fifteen Indian police, under the
guide of Beaunord, had made a scout
into Tonic Basin, and on March 18th
had killed sixteen and captured TWEEN
ty-one renegade Indians.
Chinese Question: Protest
Drowned.
SAN Francisco, March 21.-A
special committee appointed by the
Board of Supervisors last night in
accordance with the Mayors sugges-
ton relating to the Chinese question,
met this afternoon and took prelimi-
nary steps to call mass meeting OF
citizens to consider the subject.
SAN Francisco, March pa pro-
test against the passage by the As
sembly of Senator Gibbons bill pro-
viding for the abolishing of all Ian
guages in the public schools except
English, is being circulated and
freely signed by citizens of all clas-
ses.
James Thompson, a seaman on the
coast steamer Coquille, which ar
rived to-day from Eureka, fell over
board on the 10th inst, and was
drowned. He was a native of Ire
land, and aged about % years.
To Be Shot.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, March 81.
john Virgins was to-day SEN
fenced to be shot, June ed, for the
murder of John Kramer, the prison
er choosing this mode Of death in
preference to hanging or decapita-
ton.
CH1co, California. March I'll
About IL o'clock last night the
dwelling of DR.. w. Z. Cheeny took
fire and burned to the ground. The
building was unoccupied at the
time. 1t is supposed to have been
set on fire. Loss about $500; in
sured for $1,000.
Suicide of q Murderer.
PRESCOTT, Arizona, March 81
July last, at Camp Apache, sol
dier named Frank O'Neal, of Com
pany I, Fifth Cavalry, while intox-
icated, shot and killed the Sergean
of the same company, for some il.
treatment received. O'Neil wa
brought and turned over to the civil
authorities, and the Grand Jury
found true bill against him fol
murder. His trial was set for thu
coming term of the District Court
Wednesday last the prisoner made
his escape, but was captured oil
Sunday and brought back. To-da,
while in the Jail yard with othe
prisoners, he entered the keeper
room, seized pistol and blew hi
brains out. O'Neil was from New
York.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 90
! PAGE will offer an amendment to tn
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-22

All Kinds Of Help Furnished
mar2ltf
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-22

R. FRED BROOKS is agent for the TIMES
at Carson City, and is authorized to receipt
for subscriptions at that place,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-22

FOR SALE.
A smart, energetic man, with capital OF
5000. can purchase a business paying over
5000 per month, and by close attention can De
improved, sickness being the only cause for
sale Apply immediately. lot 50x5o corner
sutton avenue and H. $500 A lot 25x50 near
corner G and Taylor streets; $3.50. The old
Postoffice lot with all the material on it.. A
house and lot with four rooms, -1orth q
street; lot 35xlOO part cash, balance on time.
One nice building lot on Ridge street, 5OxlOO,
on the most reasonable terms. splendid lot
on A street near Taylor; lot 25x55. house
and lot on street; price $500. st
TO RENT
House on Fstreet, three rooms; S24. House
on street, seven rooms, three of them fur
pished; $50 House on the Divide, three
rooms; SIS. House in Crown Point Ravine;
s25 House with four rooms, northeast of the
Ophir; $50. ....r.l 4ss5 10
All Kinds Of Help Furnished.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-22
BULLION TAX

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Tax on the proceeds of Mines for the
quarter ending December alst 1875, Is now
due and payable at my Office In the Court
House, In the County Of Lyon, and that the
laws for its collection will be strictly enforced.
Q. e. NASH. AsssAsor,
DAYTON, Feb. %, 1876.
, 1876-09-07

market olert.csy nctivs for Yorketss haavy II tho
tiaknt; workers. &5 1890. lot ono cur beat, f9 i5;
heavy hogs In Hight demand.
nAfTtM0HE,
eraass.s VIZ ,:sE IT! as%!lty .fsss, NV:
.eo,, o*sn IA, A.. soxs a,sako' most sales 9a.s4hc'
= Hoi.-unlI; ureta n !axsr, tendency .,i down
Saten-rnli sii nnci,angcdi ratcs rsaScd 4I5c, 70.
crptA, I, iDl tAitlb4 At Al .INpj.s1
EAar IHkNry. ..
East frnEs1r IT,. ,ssEt q oocs,tis1 - t.
q d, AZ lu3 hcs: tatsl for two anI. ess; aarriy
d11mto good, s4.7s*5suo: co'nnon u fair, t4.2sta
Hops-nctrtpts to.day. ., n! head. total for daya
6.Nt5s yurkcrI tdsEa0 II! !ha!c1pl,As 70. n ~
YhtfB-- ltCccptf tuihv A+D haAls total for days
1a4loi 'el!i4s At e. 7s@' ,,, 2s,
g. Inrts. aspt. n..tcg..Int snl anshanEe3
qrs Erntes: rt,ny sterIs sd4Nci cows and holfcrs,
a. 7S3. n. Rtl to chuice. sS.079. o1A; common 10
fAs, $a.5012vU.
cINciNaArt. ..
CIxoiNxlrf. Sept. h-H99s-Falt 1emtnds lover
retcss conn,o lEit, fs !Ms5 -, tair to gooa tiRt
-. 7i1 LOO; heavy, fiR5ItftsI3 tou1h $1,000, II.
RDc0lpta, ], salt shipments. 290.
, 1876-09-07

CATTLE-sellers had no fault to IND With tho courEa
Of Yesterdays market, Thcro wa = moru than orG-
narily full attendance Of buyar and from The opening
to tho coso Of tho day trading attsactory actlre
~ 70 prices. they. wore nvnes a)1 around.
In common Grndes thers was no sppsetlahls
advance, but for faf to cholce shipping
becvcs and the otter class Of Texas cats thorn waa
ready outlet At l1al5o aranee over Tucsdaya prices.
Although tho supply Of ca&tls In the yards amounted 70
COO head, the k.cat bu&k changed owners. aud
the market closed "a II opened, active and nrm sacs
haL range Of ~. TO- shlppers operated prsnct'
pnly ut s4ls+8o for fair to etoca steers weighing
from 100 to 40 ibss local butchers at ~. assaa
for COWS, thin stetra, and common 10 good Ts1ans u
feeders y oaa % Tor thrifty .tecs. weighing from
s54n by EtcDltz Adj ien1; 10 head At las BY Dick
nyetss and 81 and b1 Montaaa cstte at "a 20 md
81. 49, by lhKwcgstn nro4 GfcHofJ. Cooley e. Co. hod,
Ii ota, snHa no heai ct Te1as aud latys sattlo ut
prfces ranging from g., 30 70 $471.
oUfTATIpts.
Choice nctvts-Ftac. fat, well formed
year 10 8 year old stee1.+ Weighing !. su0 10
01s assc;. wesi,. ID
lnE 1.HD 10 l.319 A-G014. 30
liz .ro 70 i es1 4.oog4 so
nutctlerS' Stock-.pour tn common steer1 anu
connun to choice cows fus city slaughter.
Weighing SU 70 j. ITO hl. ,..... 15ol3. 80
% .oao 77ses Is
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FttaR-1lfouEh hGrpYe6.........,..,...... 2lttI3 %
Ye1lt-rcF lut nx... 1a*t5 Is
, 1876-09-07

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ntsN9sn track, aud 400 bn al 4oc deliyered. 10
'a'' "" o"' y,usr CALL.
Tne.tzsses &. oco ha a. a9'ie fur September and
'cnrnSsslss ia GO bu at as1sc for September and
TT - ~ h al ,rk, ,,r and ~,
, 1876-09-07
UREADSTUFFS.


FLuUll-Wa& more ssttys snd nrm. Theseswas llt'
liz looking around for expert. but the trsAlux was
Ch!cGy local aud kocwhat tcstrlcstl by light oHeE'
inas lloiurs were atEuaE In ther vIuwa, hut thsro
vss change In prices, Rs!ca were repoElea OF Oo
ty}s wutets private ltrus 0 bE1s spring u4sYsA
pa.t!y g. 7o Tat and GO brls rys houF s4uo To.
taI Rr. Tit market eased tsu n tho fulloving
Al tho akh tanxa pslces: Cholct winters. w. 256s
st tiscd un WiatcFA. 2j.AAiBQ0t chotcB aprlHR ex
lraA, e5.oA15.5o; medium d., 3l7a3a.n1i shipping
sItrsA &a158+7ai gAolco patents, $u.so57,5 SOL cen'
mon d.. k37A48.U Aour springs s.Oo6s. aD apFtn4
Aunurnncs. saNSkaon. ltye nouF, SIo00tl2ts
HumMa. In better supply aud eassts 10 consequence
sAtes 20 tons st d. 02s0 - On trick and ~ ~
free IN bohsl GAIA
A,Iisg4-S4ls Wa made Of 10 tons It leo free
boar4 catt.
Eprn.MtaI-Coro wAa nominal II 90 put ton Gu
track. ,
wllEAT-Eaa active and irregular a& about the
same raa Vt prices - tho precrdRy Jay. being strong
At the oussci. aud easing down Afterwards, The
kct uteIe1 slcr, fell o't l. aud closed Ac 1owus
shap tLo l2sa.t lsTta ct Tusttay Liverpool was nFn1
but 1uas boil weather tcal'nG "a strengthen prices;
aud New YORK ~. arul. with better export demand
for gas4 4uatles, Whe our Ieeslpt4 wsta n,lal'sr,
but Aseompsntstl viii ilsht shipnsuts Tug tEsalpx
eutlsey LOCAL. uacspt iiIivaatrs Operators wcre
represented TllsFs scarcely Eastern ordcrs
vi haul y BY. besa thS tufs os Asny wy vi, .nd
seuea Ut tay ls tEsefs There growing !udiaposi.
thu tu taku out sls ~ wheat no y - IeaK u
ss x f - Sis ss I'd ns as!f
dtgs e. ~ sases1aii;s s r. a.sss. q r.
If at SEaeSg' es @ II "a
sstsa t.
, 1876-09-07

sAnl interest.
By TELEGRAPH.

B1 IElsE&4}fAt1ls
New YonH. Sept. 0.-0old wsAk, opening at
1o0A and closing At 1ooH. Borrowing rates to
2. Loans wore also made nat
Governments were steady.
Railroad bonds wero firm, ortsidc the coal roads.
stAts securities wars qulet With ths excep'
ton Of coal shares, which varp weak and lower,
and mo1cd Independently Of the general list, tho
stock market was trn. New Jersey Central broke
down to Is on rnmor tt,nt tlc Company had gone
10 protest, that johnston had resigned the rresi-
denpy, and that a large detalcnt!on had heen dis.
covered. These fumora were officially denied. and
tho stock recovered 10 9UA. During the last hour
the market WAS strUng, with decided advance In
aomo OF the lending sArce In telegraph stocks, Al.
lantte Ernchc was exceptionally weak falling 10 ID,
Tho must active stocks were Lake Shore, Now
Jeraay Central, Michigan Ccntra1, pelawhrs.
IackawannR Il Wastcru, md Western Union Tale.
graph. Excepting tho coal stocks and Atlantic &
facInc Telegraph, which eloaeA lowos than yeeler.
dhy, tue closing pricca Of today were AGt2 higher
than A. The close yesterday. Tfaneact1one wore
loo, COO ehascs, of which II, 900 were Western
Union, 3, 600 Rock 1sand, 10. COO St lauls 49, goo
Lake Shore, s, ot0 Ohtos, -, 900 Michigan Cen
lIAl, 20, 600 Delaware, LaefAwannn & Western,
and 20, zoo Now Jersey Central.
Money ,nasEs! easy; ~ on call. Prime mer'
The Assistant Treasurer dlsbusssd &le7, Coo,
Customs receipts. S171, 0O0.
Clcatings, 83l, QUO, COO
Sterling quiet; 90 days. 4s54@4asA; sight,
, 1876-09-07

sumption: !, O:ka bu wheat, l. I'll bu corn.
Tho following gratn was Inspected into store In
tlis city Wednesday, 1n0rning: cur No. n. ".
wLuat. 2 cars M. N. W. do, @ cars No. l
spring, 69 cars No. 9 do, III cara No 4 do. II
cars rejected do, 2 carH no srade tj3 wheatl; u
cars aud II, 900 bu high.D!xcd do, iii cars aud
Al, 600 bu No :. do, tID cars rejected 10 t.al
pop>; & cars wh,tc oata, s cara No. do, I'll cara
rejected do tU3 oats(; cars M ] rye, III cars
md 10 bA No. : do, cars Rejected do; III Gars
No. 2 harley, Is cars No. ! d. III cars rejected
da (h9 harl4y} To.al th2o rnrsl, s75. otN bn.
Inspected out: n. ESQ hu wheat :10, ba7 hn corn.
81. ass bu oats, lo. $40 p rye. !. a*a bu barley.
An Instance Ut tho extraordinary "les1ty" Of
the oats this season wns furnished last TuesAay
Ayeasel WA scut 10 the elevator Ia load With 0U0
bu tAu agent expecting 10 pus 20. 0o0 uu IN Lhc
hold and tho rest Oh deck Thu ho!n 'Yts tuil
wnen only II, 000 bu. by weight, haA been poured
into II.
Now that VIC ara ngain receiving a fsis volume ut
grAi,A, some OF our DuafL Of Truao men arc asking
wnat laA beconso ot sko go"a intentions Of ths
warthouselneu Inst spring hOslle oMe ins sut.srst.
cd that these Intentions have gune 10 br used ~
paving. blocks on tho road to ti-arpcr's paradise
When receipts were Sma!a thu wafeAouscnun pro-
tested that they could nut aGura 10 reduce tue
rates Of storage, and the charges Tor ttimm!n. Into
cara; but aou.e OF theM intlnnled thss they mtgnt
he willing 10 reduee II buslness became acttyu
ltaln ~ - lAou&Ak W kOhI6 INV Ane hAkuEhl
saudsstY Of tbs waEchoaAelen, which alone pre-.
vents thsm from making auy chaaxo accessary ts'
tho good Of ths trade, might bs uyercoulO by suit
| Abla representations fruia q committee Of thu
board; and vonle such step may posalbly BE- taksa
| ere lung.
a box Na* received In th!s city yesterday from,
| Nebraska which coutatuet what Uusports1 to "
grasshoppera' eEss. They were studied with con-
siderable Interest, bath under tho microscope aud
wtthonth
Anoshar eargo OF old wheat fseus Chicago ia
| AoutIel has bcen heard from 1t arrived hot llst
Tuesday Most opcraturs hers are now d!sposcd tu
d!struyt the ability Ut The old wheat to make lous
journey. Happily. very lttatc ot It u coming III
now, our receipts bein: nlnost ail ucw- Thsta Il,
however, d good deal of old wheat back III the
country and some temptation exist. to mix II Will
the nsw w ~ 10 make the whols pass Into tho re-
ceipts OF tue new crop This should ba totally 'ls
touraged, ~ ths inspection department has powel
, 1876-09-07
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments were lied Tor record
YJY.t

The1ollowtng Instruments were lied Tor record
Wednesday, Sept. 9;
Git rnhFKkrr.
West WashtnRton u. 3ao3d It " ot,Noo1 At, IT.,
-25Il3l It. dated Sept. Dt.G.........".........$ 800
Emei ald IT. 10 It . Of Strarns At, IT, 2aA11a
It, dated sept- IT, 1916. $50
Superior +, lUft y q rias T. Vt !sS'9o II. ~,
Arcr1 ~, :s5s II ! af Wcat Chicago ns. sf. 4sx
l3I3 Il, dated Sept 9....,.;t;.....:'':v.... 2,0D
id It, Satai Supt a..........,.:........:.. s.uo
with l.ot NJ In Block II, ha!nc snDd1vtfou,
datsa AaE y =; o; q; w ,Yir; @4o
viii Suf,llps tSa t4:j dstett sept &c.,. 2ao
lilo Il, taisd Aug $500
1x ZIG r. datsd Aug Assn
xin X. satei AuE Fl $3.50
afia Il. datsi Aay lsn
sprrtt or CIrr LIMITS, WITHIN \ rtAnIuB OF sKyES
Mt!EB ny THE CAtHT.HpCbE,
Herring Ut, n " cur Ut Hlxty. .hrst II, Ef. &nl1
ll{|i tt, with * other lots Ill 7aiIle sub1l1ts-
lon. uatru AuE. HCQ0
, 1876-09-07
GENERAL MARKETS,

ALcoMolmwas ,n ..eaas y l.,a. At ta la ,,,.,,,
aossica.: Choice s1esn Sus scs:; ss1ne eiiam s
Wy sas fss ,!,9sa s.h a. esxs q - Twin win
90 ,ssS S1s sGsss, S1 'ns % sa 70 sses rSss
g. ;;s': s::' .'s' 'n's'''' ''''' s'e'4s'
-. '!',srs, demand t1d the local .a1 Eastern .,sds
sood sps; grades, s9s sSss is' 10 ,l7e
bAGGlS;rr'oss xsre again yery n, m. hu. tho
" 1a!y fs'Is ~ o
sss ssss Isl TIL; ss 4 lss
81: ss,ts ts 'ss *u'n''' '''s". 'a'''se' d. 'o"'1'
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s5s y; SsSs|
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~: GsssS s :ossS,; S;;:Es X
: eS. S:Se%S 6est l!sslias+ s;sa4s fss IosS;
EGS'E: sfn ber II; tssfec hesps si4t3i '''' "'''
a ssslas T. sa!ans Ss Ss,ss II; soud 'sSasa: Tss
sT,sls; sc, t.rtas!s pox.srsd ?. o,IS3s, IN: u.
GSs: ?ss: s.es!a asis,; Z, o sSshIsss ilaSa.
,s s;ssi T. s!s!sio1a i srass:
s5nee su1 ts - s;s ka sa eapSsi .ss: E ss
Sts1st ;l"llas. 2; si.7s:ts;M; a,aIiPhla: saph:,
III snan 4S g. pa:ss sstsss ass; @
tas.!ain. id:: s'ts2 !; 2u1aas: .a!gh. D..
St .5ss aSsoG G..;,e III ss xs T. s'sf; ssf:
a x.Is aSi t I'd ss S,;ss; ,u,n,
roSc fruu II to at Unts Comparatively gtsuI ucat
, 1876-09-07
FOREIGN CITIES.
EGfcfoI DtsDofch to IAA 1tfbHtt3.

EEfcfol Dtspotch to The Tribune.
LtyERrooL Bcnt. Gil q. n,.-Ffour-No. !. aas
cd; No. 4 ia od.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. No. I. o Id, No 2. o. I'd.
sprtns No. J. aa o, No. J, q, white. No.. !. Us ss
No. ,. p 6di club, No. 1Qss No. D. III. Corn a5s
roriftons-rork. s7s. Lard. 4oa I'd.
L1rHnpoot~ Sept also p. m.-Ldrd-aos Cd.
tvxRPooi Sept. B-Latcpt. -CUftns-FlyIner: active.
e9a ltGd, aa1e io O baltsi spcclAtIon Sn1 export.
1900; American, ., 500.
Drtadit,tet-CsllforniA whttn wheat average,
81 5d90s Bl' do club, 81 sd@tu red wchtcn
spring, No. 4 to M. I, Ba1o' I'd: winter red Weit.
crn. Os odJDa Al. Four-estcp canal, 22a e1a2ss ed
Corn-Wcstcrn 'ml1ed. ass. Onn. sfQos o.. Harley,
u sd. Peas-canntan. sos 3dasas Cd.
C1ortr S<ei-3Ot453a,
Frorstons-rrimc mess pork. s7t Prime n1ess beef.
ia I'd. Lard, 4os oil. Chccse, 4Ss. uacon-LonR
etear, ~ e,s slIort do. 4es Gi.
T1tlot-41s.
Ttiraisum--sp1rjts. ils; refined, tss.
L.nsstt Oft-14a.
RsAtn-Comniou, ~ Dtt; pale, is1.
Eptriis 7urpfntinf-c3s 81.
LoNbnN, ecpt. 6.-PLiroenna-1lenneh. istGfaG Sd.
ANTwRRP, Sept. .-Tstrofeur.-49.
, 1876-09-07

NEW ORLEANS.
EEw OnLrAHs, Sept 1.--Gold, 11e.
Sight exchange In New York, = prcmtnn.
Startling E1cGangc-nankers' bills. 535h.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, Sept G.-coisuts, money and ac-
count it5 lao.
United States Bonds-65s, 105.S; U7s, 108A;
1O.4Os, 1O7,s; new S., 10TH.
New York Central. DO: Erie, oH; preferred.
not quoted.
FnASKroltr, Sept. 0.-Cnltad States noudA-
New ~, not quoted
, 1876-09-07

where such mlxtute ID apparent II \ hrm attitude
ba taken now Il may be the means Of avoldlnga
good dcnl Of trouble In Tho ncar future. And Il Is
only fair wherc there 10 tontcsstfly a rather wide
difference In Tho real valus Of tho two articles they
ought to bo kept separate, and lcs each
scll on ,ta own ncslts Especially shonld this l,c
done, II It Ia ttuc alleged BY soc. that the old
mixed With Ii. Tie samo remark viii apply to No.
barley; and the health Of the tr0dc In both bar
ley and wheat would be materially promoted by an
announcement nov which Will lot tho reople SEQ
that those who mix the old and the new for sale IN
this market will gain nothing BY the operation
II. Kalns jackson, In Dosubuach's 1ssno Of
Aug. Fl, argues that preasne pficss fof wheat,
which arn 7shilifngs pet quarter lens shAn year
ago, sre probably near the minimum bnt that
thsy arc probably high snough to attract to the
United Kingdom supply fully equal 10 tls waits
Of tho people us thinks, TOO, that corn hAs about
reached the lowest po!nt In English markets.
TnH MARKETS.
The leading produce markets vera moderately
active yesterday and irregular, being moAtly
stronger esrlY, and weaker after IL o'clock. The
trading all round was chiefly Western, and the
early strength seemed to be principally based on
the fact Of smaller receipts, which may have been
partially dpu to continued wet weather. Tho out.
ward movement of graln was again very moderate,
c1cep pt In corn. There was reasonably active md
arn market for domestic dry coods. A. yet the
demand Ia chiefly centercd In prints, bleachea and
brown coltons, ainghau,s snnels, shawls, hosiery,
and notions, but the inquiry IL daily becoming
more general in its chasscter and few days henes
actvtty will be witnessed in all departments Gro.
ceses were ordered With fair libcraa!ty. and tue
tenor Of prices WAS again steady and drm. Bntlcr
continues &cttve, the recent advance
apparently having no e0cct on tho
demanl. Cheeao was In demand at
, 1876-09-07

THn BAN FRANCISCO GOLD DANK.
Tho following facts In relation to tho failure Of
tho National Gold Hank, taken from tho Nulltt'n
Of tue 3Oth. should 10 warning to all bunk d.
scctsrs to Keep close wutch Of the movements
md doluys Of thclr Presidents aud Cashiers II
honest they will not object " tho c!oscs scrutiny.
Tho Uutts.iH snys:
Whom sought to charge tho Ats Cashier Of tbs
Rational Gold Bang and Tfua Colpary ~ tAt prime
sauss Of the failure of th1t tattltutuo ho a!d the ts
ipUnlbll!1J over upon this Drecturs. Iut fn tbs ao
zeal when ths bunk eluscd T. do1ss tho nr1t us tha
aols lndeledrrss u llf nirsctoss 70 the Institution
sas SUI. pa Is Hhi!s they uett crtdltor9 y slis
tssss ss ss
XIV, Cashier. anVuntsd y Ss2 4s3. ~ 1t <o 4ppeAts
that when e bank Glued ~ DOOR Tho sseoel tne tAa
I'D tksy 6sl efsdts to the snoant Of a{a5 ri is.
Tho nLfeetorr hAd between tho rst and itcnnd sus.
fwuaioos Increased Iher ndixiu credits lnsbt
saass. sieat ~ ~ Aut aa1tas .hs :,.os Sine 1nu
H. ssa
Tho details Of Thomp%ona management are set forth
A4iumng that thsy are autsts9titly tfuc. they ton.
sutute ons of tae most Ie,aI.abs q tr%.s
sponsiby OF thu fsuru. Que other act hardly iess
strange fhe nteslot. taeisiy soaeeacI thu ns0lge.
Y .G WIZ xSs @ w., ~ dhx,ss A., % y:
KlYen up To . Y Ao nnhs for ths pGtf1lan he
hs4 both nsn1Ag an4 no.s,f sra rs ths nisrstst. y
ssias d tS "a .asaa Ss.s saa sa.t ss
w.y Ts;ny r 1po Ihs FIX
ar1o s1nou9t witch they lost - stockhols1& and ~
thelf cuandsnss up 10 lhs sa1 hasF Ia the r7anazs'