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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-14

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-14
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-14
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-14

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-18
SILVER CITY. NEv. MONDAY. SEPT. 18, 1876

Hotel Accommodation
Livery Accommodation !
Stage Accommodation
MESSRS. JOHN & ALFRED BENEFITS
NAKE pleasure In announcing TO the
Il travelling and resident public that their
new and commodious hotel, the
SILVER HOUSE,
SILVER CITY, NEVADA
Is now thoroughly and completely furnished
and ready for guests by the day, week or
month The table will be supplied at all
.imes with the very best the market affords,
and the Rooms are large, we'll ventilated
and desirable. They maintain IL as thor
oughly first-class Hotel. in all of its appoint
ments, and confidently solicit the patronage
of the public. In connection with the Silver
House, they have large and well-stocked
LIVERY STABLE,
And are prepared to furnish Horses, Car
notice. Special and Splendid Rigs furnished
for Picnics, Parties, etc. Horses Bosrded
and the best of care given them, at moderate
rates. Hay and Grain on hand at all times.
Horses bought and sold. All the conven-
fences of q frst-c.ass Stable. They also run
the
Silver City Stage,
Connecting promptly with the Morning and
Evening Trains. and the Gold Hill and vir
ginia Omnibus Lines.
Clean and Comfortable Stages. good Teams
and careful drivers. The patronage Of the
public is respectfully solicited.
bay, Oats, Barley and Wood
For SALE!
In quantities to suit and delivered to any
part of town.
JOHN BENEFITS,
AND
ALFRED BENEFITS.
Silver City, New, May 10. 1878.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-18
The National aep .blican Ticket
FOR PRESIDENT,
RUTHERFO . B. hAYES,
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
OF sKw roRx
LYON COUNTY
CENTRAL COMMITTEE,

SILVER CRY. July IS, 1876.
Pursuan. to notice the Lyon County R pub
hcan Central Committee met at the Postoficc
silver City, at l2:is P. NJ. for the transa tion
of such business as might come before it.
Present. DIR. Walter Buncher. ". r. King and
Thee. s. Davenport. The Committee was
called to order by Or Walter Buncher. Chair.
appointment of two members of the Commit
tee to all the vacancies occasioned by the ab.
sence from the County of Geo. c. McFadden
and William Thomas. oh motion of ". r.
King. Mr.. Frank Kenyon was appointed for
Silver City, and j. c. Gruber for Dayton. On
the primary election on
Wednesday. September cstN.
And that delegates to the Republican
county Convention be elected at that
time, Polls to be open from o'clock A.
NJ. to 7o'ciock r. n. on that day The judges
the polls In their precinct between the hours
of o'clock P. N. and O'Clock p. NJ if they
l.em 1t expedieut.
The delegates 10 the County CsGvcnt!on are
~. a >,,,, - "
chill. 2; wabusks.i.
The delegates to the State Convention ART
.,,, ~, -. a. -
City, B. Eureka Mill. l.
POLLING PLACES:
DAYTON Court House. Judges, J. c.
a, "A III
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wAuuSE Ranch I,s,s. L
CI,a,-r II y ss.sy and ] fobins,p
on motion Il wa. decided that ,hs con,,,
,,p,n,,,p n. held s., ,hs Cam, uo,.. H.,
p,v,, nm ,ArI,.p,y s.n,s,.bsr ,n ,.-e
=, ,no.cl..L Al ,,- ,ha ',r,os, -, ro,,,,
n,,i,, m. fol,ov,,, tiex., "a viii,
On. state Senator.
rhre. Ass,mh,xm.,
IA. s,.r,r
ou.s ,,un,v o,.-t
One District Attorney.
One Con ty Treasurer.
"ue County Recorder.
Que County Assessor.
Que PubRc Admini TRAITOR.
One County Superintendent Of Public
Sc ools.
oa- County Surveyor,
One County Commissioner tlons terml.
One County Commit >sioner tshort terml.
| One Justice OF the Pace in each township.
One Constable In each township.
Thr e school Trustees for each school dis
'r'e'' one Tor tue iook term anu TWO iof 'hs
snort 'efm'
| ies' 70 oe 'AAen "y eaeh 'o'ef tue PR
mA''es' p'u GU 'o'c 'or majority vi 'ne
"epu"l'eAh "'Ae' AZ tue iAs' sehefSi eieo"'h'
Anu ~.n you vote ''t tue nominees 'i 'he
"ePu"'''sh Ns'iehai' S.A'e ana @oun'y u'se'
- Ni' e"sa'''s .'''A'
oh nio"'n u was resoi'eu 'ns' 'ne procee
| Jugs o' 'his heeuhs % Puoi'shed In tak
A'oS 'ooS.,
Lite" noNohE"' ona'rman'
"'e"'' "~o o. DN'HSroAi' 'ee'
Meeting Of the Lyon County Re-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-18
\ NOrICEi .

ANOs LICE .cEs, SILVER WILL, BE
u, tksn T., the amount of Five Dollars, TN
y, UNI hove thai the usual discount will Be
N .. n a .OOkE
Sheriff Il Lyvq Oouaty.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-18
NOTICE.

LNoR PERSONAL PROPERTY AND Mn
II Ing tax xsilver will b. taken the amount
a. ave d,lllrs. TIN all amounts above that
the usual discount will b. made.
y. u. NASH.
Asseesnr hyaa County.
n.st"n. New. Iaus "a. ,s7s.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
past, and we know that yesterday the baltimore
oaered 10 larpa ahinner rates 3

past. and we know that yesterday the baltimore
and Ohio Company offered to large shipper rates
cents below those offered the day previous The great
feature of to-days market was the sudden break in
the price of Michigan Central from 463i047l2 to
422i followed by rally to 447s and final sales at
43I2. The business in the stock was unusually
large (33.50O sharesl the sellers generally being
people who owned what they sold and in position
to know why they sold out. while the buyers were
principally shorts who bought only because the
prices offered large profit. Lake Shore, which
opened at 50, sold up to 52s with considerable vim.
but under the demoralizng influence of Michigan
Central yielded for a moment to 5las then steadily
gaining again to 80 set the boys" all incOntnently
scrambling for it up to 3d. after which it quickly
broke to 52ls, the final price, The ST. Panl stocks
were weak and declined for the Common to 3538 and
for the Preferred to 6l subsequently ralying 7s and
Ii per cent respectively. hut again weakening and
closing at 3Gls and G15s. Northwestern was dull
and steady between 30l2 and 39l4, while the Pre-
feTred stock after selling at 5Gl2055ai, closed at
81. Erie was moderately dealt in at 14Ss014l4 to
150143s without presenting any feature. Central
and Hudson was dull at 11CQ11O4O11O being ap-
parently left to a natural market The coal roads
were steadier in tone on light business, but Con-
sodaiion Coal sold at IL regular and 40 seller GO
days, against 43 yesterday Pacific Mail was ne
elected at 20G193s01G2i. Western Union, under
the same sort of manipulation that attempted to
control Lake Shore, after remaining very firm
at Gll4061l2, advanced to G5l4, but closed
at 6l5s. The market closed irregular and
feverish. The business of the day was
mach larger than usual of late, comprising the pur-
chase and sale of about 10000 shares nearly one
half of which were Lake Shore. The advances at
the close from yesterdays final prices were IN Erle
Ohio and Mississippi, and Pacific Mail, each is per
cent North Western Preferred, Ii Lake Shore and
Western Union. each 3s Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western. 6s, and st. Joe Preferred, "a per cent
n. j. Central declined il per cent Northwestern
Common, % ST. Joe Common, l.; n. \. Central
IS St. Paul, Is; do. Preferred, 1Ss; G., e., e. and
J.. 2l2. and Michigan Central, 33s per cent. other
stocks closed without change from the final quota
tions Of yesterday. The following table shows the
RANGE OF MARKET
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06

England crop Of 1875 20io for Seconds snn 6o!c iof
Frs do crop OF 1874 az &c., do, crop OF ls7z ~ AZ
Pennsylvania crop OF 1874, at Lei ONO crop Vt lc.o
she sundries 7d23c; also 40J bales hayans M 1
S5c Kentucky Tobacco has been larry sca'o IA"
steady; sales Of lOO.hhds at 9d1ic.
WHALEBONE-rhe market Tor Arctic has been guuiess
but with gt stocks prices Arctic quoted nj 81 sJd
Al s5. and Northwest. 81 75. both gold. ,o .,,.
WISKY-M Quot and steady with sales Oh oo ops
at 81 II Il gallon. -. \.
VIC o-Duftnr past week deyelopments can oe
reuort Trade in all descriptions has continued limited am
prices s and no.a little irregnlr the New Cp
from California OILY moderate receipt bnt Larger ar
rivals are expected few days Late sales Include w
Eas Texas at l702ici ., bags snner pnies ~ @ A. 49,
Ohlo fleece 22O bags SuTer, Pulls 2ooo Ex e' m1
IL bales No do 49, 90 ID and Isl bales New sprne oal
orns 81 600 10 Fall Cir. all It private hgures IN EoeI3n
Woos potng has been quotations are pretty WEAK
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06

sSS ta. so ~ d. Mixed :sr Freely 's"s e @ Ma,
ks was S L. better oI sus m 'r % g To r Mas
'3 aaa Il Ss5%c for %S and state q Si2c iS5
bush It Al ipc or UScraded West Mixed $685. for
Ess sr NO &C. e oao o or f Frne
State track and 1900 oGsh 30 ch,esgo to arrive
RTSs' e IS T,nG%s t, ,s
we're dai and heavy 5ntasi Tor Inferior to Cool ard
x dnsT sSs IN 20 goa Sr p@v and rs duh az 81 Is
Red % 81 % ssl % cr good wha and 81 Soasl 5'
auNNIEs we're quiet at 1sLai2 for domestic bagging
MAYAND SrRnW-Ihe general market unchanged :
the demands ir al desepoas continued a Snsss 10
Steady tome We qaots: HaSsiippns 76o Retail qaa
81 05asl 10 for Long Rye 700occ for short Rye; 05a6oc
HEMP &c.-ManIa Hemp was quiet atG'ts74c.; sita
nominal at pSiS. Jute nominal at3HTihc' Jute Bits
HIDEs-The position of this without myr,ve
s MsaEnsss a asaS eary today
Of $50 Dry Monieyieo at &c. gold Cos Dry Bgoa at 1870
W. S quote: % Basnc. @ Ayrs. yg a5e9s Ss2ls;
sSsso sS 9sa t. H2e.?'iS c Gr%nGe p B.
Gsi0s is1 s ffS2S b. r. Saa%a1 re
gsp 1ss D. @ s1s MsraeeS 3, & q 2I ~ ltc wei s
Sailed Hies-Buenos Ayrs l6a50 %, Sc. gold selected;
Hso m as Ne%GiSan. city, o@ac H. Sa%lcc Texas
co b. Sc
moderate grades nuei weak but choice qultfs
were Sil held 3t sltay gurS We 3GGfs NSSaGrs ls@
lOc. Ols ia6c. Cafornians, lJ@lSc. A weekly review
Another dull week in Hops. Aside from the small
siymens abroad. the has been literally nothing doing
quotations remain entry nominal While receipts connuo
lht now stocks will not ainllae and prices VIII DE
likely remain ahou as they are at least until Influenced 10y
prospects Of the in Europe Reports ofdamag
Wintcra all In country thas produced
effect home market that we know OF but any
to the English German always influence our
market Iavoaby for thn We pretty sur Of an xpo de
mand Nothing has happened Ia the American crop to ma
ieraly Influence the home markets. The root ports mus
far though rather premature favorable Receipts Tor the
week. 41g bals t0ai receipts since Se J. 1870 1oSOi
total receipts per oil IN 1874 400 bles
$50 bales total
Sp 1870 3yJi3 bales total exports for same period
In 1874, lJiSS bales. 49,
INDIA UBBEIs-Thcre has been a fair demand and with
light supply prices are firm; sls. 10000 nc annexed
prices. quote Fine PaTl o. dGJc; Coarse do, 1S0J;
Esmerada, 50d52c Gualaiu Doc; Nicaragua sheet 5Oc
do scrap. i7i2c. four months
IEATuER--N moderate business has been done IN Hon.
sole at irregular prices. Ne hear O slle4 Of o
of Common Hide broN limits while for Standard
consider quoted rates will Transactions. crop
selling regular former prices with mOert" STOCK
market Receipts Of the week 81 81 sides aud 81 bales;
1900 Sides Wiz i.O to England and 300 u the
Continent We quOto:
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEw.YonK May BERvEsArryas today & 81 cars ,,a az
t Ssss sS4 nsa against
medium The fat cattieand there were @ %
g nsT % y a%USs sdSsRcs 70
NJ any the rates being aga &c Tor bulls gt 1911 gt G s s,
sales Of iat cattle If Tssn9s @ T pSs arke So Would
ity. The weather was tayoriDle 90 . ~ p ros,r,.r
%sH g. u " S Fi1s FL S
s Meyers sold their 29 cars about e sysrass &c d1Ps is
lOc. 9O OF 229 at lO+c and l2o Of l'S'@ al io2c
sold his 4 cars inGs moi steers e a g h'ad at 2S, 2e
81 y : q o 1850 iQc 56 b less SOC each and 80 Of
1888 ID at c. and u each or. - q, ,nc tail. tss H.
at I$55 sf jo, & i + p ts si q iis t;Y %
D v"se = sa@aeis Illinois steers 1875 n at
Uy Cary ;ol ,eir lG nOs III Il steer. & err sS S n 1" at D l9
Jersey CITY. Hlrseh. Never Co. had cars l. BrownS
NJ Godsmi as M" for rsc6 Meyer Co.. 80 Illinois steers
I5o oc % % 10 Of lGf ~ At oS Is ds IT' is y ffcs % al
i9c: Of 2a3 IT, at i6Lc and 5Oc each 80 of l3iI D'
at io4c. and 10 Of lab b At llc 81 D. .,,uer.
at o ' 81 G b; sui Dlls 1869 d, at Co. aud dO li0o
Gonsy MePherson for Grouse Martin. II Illinois steers
we're gtfT hsG aS1g az, ONLY SD aHSrt SsM
enocs a 7 Most Of SOLD at WITH
t,s hv tho head at III JO0 81 each caves
rail or fame but soon went lively that holders
r,uav a red untl l2c was paid Jerseys and
i, toc i,r rnm,non to medium State
George yer sod IS Jersey calves. mostly Common at
A.
mo % sold half fed calves l42 u, at lac; OF 40
n, mill yeals m 7c; 3 ui 1870 ID at 2c
80 0 od = ia Jersey calves al Sci 80 of l30 10 of &c,
with small numb, T al 10. m
h Mt,;raw sold itile caves mostly buernllk or
fed animals 80 o 3c 80 Of l27 ID. at 3'sc % at
81 Is each, and 30 nj 81 %.
S1ggp IN Arrivals cars at sxtiehst at Jer-
aev CIV ana n THIS completes lI.Jtt 10
a. its acet aSpus a 0tO for same time Sheep
r nceJ hi anb. are abont lc lower selling at 12D
few Jerseys Clipped sheep
~, I,, ,io i",J "a low as : :, ~ Il T moor
q pirncr sold lgl Oh, ciptel sheep S8 h, at 6ltc
A. Vir-nia e, lambs IS h. at l2c do. poor at 81 y
each 3 Jerseys 81 ID. At llc with AZ do very me- at %
y lead -. -. >, ,- q. =. -. c,.. - =, OF
VIM Elliott sold 81 ono clp shep 81 ID lD u. So an Il ~ ,t
N. ~ 81 ~ 80 oi VI 10, a >p '''' % ~ "
Gac AID ~ STATE wool sheep ~ az ~ =, ,oo ,eo
Hume ELlot sold Iot oi virgins idn, d. NV
state OOl sheep lO3 10, ~ &c. anu loo u IV ~ ~
HOgS-AfrNa To-Day l0ctrs at f0Iiell o. dEu ~ 81
/ -, maslB o.Of l. lo'l 70 ,ls
against time last week Ihs increased supply IS
at he Oh Il1es 10 aip aye @ i i selling Al
hg,lts ElNtd " "ni, ~ t,i, ~, a. - Inc
'ncc ir hss "lln navy o.s,cHv mn ~ IL Gogs 100 NJ at
H. W. Gibbs sold car lsht nenlucAy 'o hoBe i-' "' ~
7gc ~ -,
BuFF,to. NAV 5-CATTLE-ReceiDts today iolt a heaa
mak.uP supply for the week tls Tar "oJt heAi
the balance 536 for the same ume
"A
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06

Southern State bonds were frmer at 1Oo Tor
Missouri 6s Hannibal and st. Joseph issue, old
Tennessecs ruling at AZ, and new series at 40's'~
H. In city bank stocks American Exchange l22l
sold at 100. The railroad bonds were as rule
lower, the Michigan Central rs declining point TO
90, and North-W Western coupon gold consos to ol's'
st. Paul Sinking Fund fetching SS, do hrsts, La
Crosse Division at 1O2, Northwestern hrsts at l0f
Central New-Jersey Conyertibes at 1O4, Union
Pacific frsts 1O501O47s, Land Grant 1OOi2. Missouri
Pacific frsts at 81, frsts of c., G. and l. Z. at 49,
Cedar Falls and Minnesota firsts at S50s5i2, and
Great Western seconds ut 90.
Messrs Kuhn, Loeb & Co. invite. by advertise
ment in The TRIBUNE proposals for 81 100000 Six
Per Cent Gold Bonds Of the City of Cincinnati.
six per cent bond Of 80 wealthy and prosperous
city as Cincinnai-especally bond payable princi-
pal and interest in gold and having 80 years to run
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
TIC closing anotations Of foreign exchange arc as

There was no great change in the money market
to-day, and call loans done at the usual charges
on ordinary collateral. The extraordinary iquida'
ton now going on in stocks requires less capital III
carrying them. On pledge of stocks, money lent on
demand to-day at gig to per cent, and to the Gov
ernmcnt bond houses at 3. The range of prime com
mercal paper is 1l2 to g. The United states
Treasurer received to-day 100000 National
bank notes for redemption. Tie Customs receipts
at Washington amounted to 100000. The Inter
nal Revenue receipts footed up S5OOOOO. The fol-
lowing is the Clearinghouse statement: Currency
exchanges $j7. .9JG, ,sS5; currency balances 1920
900; gold exchanges. $3,O50,319; gold balances
$7li,005.
Government bonds were dull and shade lower
to-day. presenting no important feature. We annex
cIoe;no strcpt ouOta tatiOnS:
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
DONESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO May 5.-Receipts $500 bbls; Wheat.
,5 p sP%'ps ar Sy Sa . oas su & s bs Ss Ba
o 1873 hGs shipments Hp & by esaa-wheat 5000 bush .2
o Gssn Canal to o %o criSs Se
81 81 % Corn fair mand sales Of 20 ears at o.
Soo her, barley qnist sales $500 Canada store.
1900 Al yoT II Fs sn f,. al so ann or Heavy MSss laid n at Gs
g~ dull I'll IL Tor city Made Navigation Is not yet
cIcAGo May 5-Flour quiet ami unchanged Wheat strong
sna mssgr 40 Pny; so. Chcaso sprag ss4a8s ac
Rcce 7adsoc os,G with eOP!lnsd Gosgw5r! eadenSy
AZ . ~ ~ June iGs Jaly Ejseie@ 5o2c SSg Iji5 Iiis
80 49, sol $G5c, jane yo steady ami nG,hangeG Barley
al @ i2a aas%sas @s%a bit ' " sales sA a @ Tsf
g, SSaSj @ y spot ta "a 5,%} &c. o. Auss gust Lard IN
see but fcaeIals nlgb'Ti aS r. ~ t1asi5 4'
August S Meats da o'Is hf9er ls! qqi options as1s
S, Ts9o5 & ssa csaG ssc ES aS Ss lot, s rS%cT Ssit
WHISKY 81 o. clover seed ul anG lower; Common 70
a-5 7j fIrghts-whrai 10 Buffalo 3a3-c; Corn do She
i.i JS isn: oats 81 600 bush I;yc 1000 bush Barley
,oo BUN & hI" Ss Soo 81 iS bn Rye iY 20
Boai-Whcit unchanged Pork. 5c lower. Lard 0G7'2c.
SG Ma sa ra F Al Il @s ?qf' 20 r. Ga Gafn1Hfts %ast
Oas steady and arm at 5sG4Se Eye ] a. @ a ,1'
@ s Hr @ in T dj%9n Ks o aS s T il .aR IS s5T s5 B
Meats iar demguO and hEm Shoulder, So flar iS1
sdc cash II &C. buyer June cl,a , HeS 4 r t.; e.
Good light 80 l5aSa tairio Sy9l saDS d s ~ o., n
inl Jrccs; ~ o. Butter dull and unehanse'. Freshts
MILwNr Fr May 5-Flour dun unchanged Wheat strong;
No Milwaukee,, II 10; iiaid do, Il Zi2i 40 30
Corn uncLai gr weak shaie easier No 81 &C. Rye
s% rrn N. Go onat l. G5S 5Si tia9 Iy w Sa, 9
aG MSsSgSSSG Zoo SS IS Flour go Sash
oncs, at 10 he rmohy, - COZ " -; f9Nsct NJ to
So4 oar & ;4 nS at GT fra,SS 2Ss T ~ iowa. Wisconsin
do SGdsG 10 fh Grades T'as1 % & Lye a a.
MILF M gW W,ic 81 So I've 10 Com III prices barely
supported el5w, 81 qG2c Mixed. c sail &c; steamer
&c for WeSttrn ioGiic ior Ohio WhsS, - IL tor West
Butter steady NewloIk ana Biadior county N,!eS
Western ENrs 2o@25c; Fists - q26c; do seconds
3la2, o wcssrn ESsas s GiG2S GSs DO SS Sy r
held at present figures New York Fancy altc do Prime
Esss more active TSs' Pennyivaaa i eT, Delaware
s. Nav Fcr McF% aa S SSa if & daa9
da; SHr @ NS Red G FaI 0s 81 SGsi 49, 80 3D. Ss
corn higher Na MIKE Isle cash a. bid ior strictly
cs f45c May i5 4s June 40 s.b IA iSG ~ 'bS bg
9a1s s T Tsee1d I@i's sic b Rye a 6a BID Barley dal
M %s5sy s s se1 % axS T Safe dsln Bas
noanay Unchanged movensnt Bacon naetiyS shon, on
iS%a live ioas quiet unchanged Cattle active but
qOiby higher Good TO ii thgSs s roSy DO $40
81 "SH cS~s % 7Sss. stqcksr ssast & 25 Feses
2sst 90 soo SS.h eOs oa s 5o5 bush Rye 800
HOO, 300 MAY Sa steady Wheat steady and No
hG White Mshgan 81 t1ga White NJ Micegsn rsa
Amber MS@frp ea 2 81 III "ns Esesd s d. sSc coSn
%mi'r Srn sisa IL M,1ed sac May Sss june. ss Low
as S S.. EaHsts Sasi but steady @a
3,o Rejected. $40 Clover se,d ~ ~ M ns
sts fSst shp%ents~i Sbls Flour 1900 bush whea.
| III 900 bush Corn. i.4Oo bush oats
| COTTON MARKETs.
oRIyyu Nay 5.-CottOn dull; Aiddiias InbA.: Low
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
FRIDAY, Nav 5-P. NJ,

The intentions Of the professional manipulators
OF the stock market seriously interfered with
ny the heavy sales of Michigan Central stock that
were made for account of some of the inside man
ayers OF the concern. However. by persistcntly
holding the prices of Lake Shore and Western Union
nr'n. they finally succeeded in creating scare
among the scattered shorts in these two specaties
nat caused sharp rally. extending alphabetically
'ne remainder OF the list AS to the railroad war,
Notwithstanding the denals of the various agents.
are credibly informed that special contracts have
ssen made on westrbeund freights for two weeks
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06

ought to command good prce in the present con-
dition Of the money market.
The following shows the imports OF dry goods Mt
this port for the week ending to-day and since the
beginning of the year, compared with the corre-
spending periods of the two previous years:
FIR the Heek. is14. is7J: 1875.
Entered at the port -. s14l7735 $l.605l10 S8G7s0
Thrown on maIkeL... l.i6i556 l.bo7.cIO l.Oo2.l73
since Jan !.
Enid at the ports44 4iS677 SIS. 626 s37 4ssl7s
Thrown MARKET. 1856 6j53 46,T40l03 37.Ij4,i2f