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The New York herald., 1876-01-25
The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations

MINING NEWS.
Advices by telegraph from San Francisco to-day give
the following interesting detais:-
The mill Of the California has been started and
Is turning out $500, 900 bullion per month and it
estimated will double the The Consolidated vir
ginia mine is producing 600 tons of per day. The
mills all running 10 their full capacity day and night
and are IN good condition.
The following the returns OF the amount OF bull
ion produced during the past year S75 by the leading
Colorado mines:-Thirty gold quartz mills in Gipin
county, 81, $40, 109; Boston and Colorado Smelling
WORKS. Park county, $75400o; William Church's
Works Georgetown, $343, ,593; Lundy's Silver Mills
Works at Georgetown, s6o1, 726 Boston and Colorado
Smelling Works, Black Hawk $500, 600; Georgetown
Smelling Works, $3169l0; Stewards Silver Reducing
Company, $3.50, ,667; Judd Crosby Silver Works,
Georgetown, $685. 582; Park County Placer Mines and
Mills $le5 500 Melns Morris Assay Works. George
town. $153, ,445 Boston and Colorado Smelling Works.
Boulder county, $lS7,000; Lake County Mines
$780, 000 Dudley Works, Alma 500, 600; Boston and
Colorado Smelling. Fremont county, $l3S, 900; San
Juan Silver mes $S3, 500; Guch Gold, from George
town, $S56 500; Washington Concentrating Mills,
$40 1927; Placer and Others GIlpn County Gold Mines,
$21, $40; estimated product OF all other Colorado
mines ST. $50 600 making total OF t6.6ll AS. The
average value of from the gold mines $11 per
ton The from the silver shipped to Europe
ranged from IS to 50 per ton.
FRANCISCO MINING QUOTATIONS.
The following table Of prices Of the prominent gold
and silver mining shares received by telegraph
San Francisco, is furnished by William Ward, No s
BROAD street lDrexel Building):-
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HANDBALL MATCHES.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

most notable which has been witnessed during the sea-
son, the ball being Kept up in innings for two or
three minutes and even longer thus making the game
Nery exciting After hard contest during which Nc
Carthy proved himself very formidable In his returns
score standing
First Game Curry and Mccarthy, 10; Mcouade and
Ryan, 2L
and Ryan Is
THIRD Game-cury and Mccarthy, 81 McQuade
and Ryan, q
The second match was between Messrs Keator and
Hicks and Aessrs. Burdock and Hosford the former
winning the hrst game by Of p to is and the
latter the second by score OF 2l TO ID The match
Will be decided to morrow week.
The American racket match was exciting and we'll
played by Messrs Egler and Matthews, who defeated
their opponents Messrs Hicks and Hallihan, In three
straight games Score, p to 6; q 70 10; n TO Is
The New York herald., 1876-01-25

Iss at Sc ID Judd Buckingham sold ITO Ksntucky
shssp wssht 4sto lbs a. S1o b i67 Kentucky
~sFn! soia s $3.50 $40 lbs At 7s per TO- Kass Pidscek
sse go Onao sheep, weight 81 $40 lbs.. at oac.
R11L 10 bt Ohio aHeeP, weight 1880 lbs. at
HDrso per ~ 543 Ohio sheep weight S3.21o
IDS, Al 20 oo per owt l3S Ohio sheep weight 10 $50
rs rs se per PERI - s state sheep weight oSo bs at
Dt@ ger 10 ~ state sheep, weight % $50 bs Tc
Mich COWS firm At sSs so $50 per head calves In
yHALs cALvEs-Trade fair on light arrivals. smooth
also $40 80 SO per head. - -
uocs--fhere . live hogs on sale
The New York herald., 1876-01-25
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
MONDAY. Jan. "a. 1870

BEKvEs-Trade on this forenoon was firm but slow there
ss sssE s SSs'pss per S weights ~ CIV. s hsPd
hand ranged from coarse to choice only very few
allowed net AZ s;1ssth stree. yards 9 Eastman
Ser 1sap iS. @ @ weights 5s evt '' cw Illinois
bulls weight O. coo %, u P;I ;I,o :. sS ia per
M per wsgsts 'E m Srgng gDs ~ 1s .sr sgrshssd 3, s
Ksnnsdy la ksnseefy steers oxen and calves a. os
Eastman s PsI II II So Steers Is per TO- TO-; Weight wei
Sw Gss az 9 s dSSr o ,s ss on 81 D". iss =. i
i3sc per ID. weights IA cwt 8 cwt Ulery Cary sold
@ & s ssAS Sc, IT, ss sS s * s sPd
% sSi h es y ssss Sss .oa o1 IAS '' sonaos 1 q
92' moi steers w ios nsn 12%s P' 0 l0. Y.ss9t Weight
fto ioa Inoi. steers ss iojso sis per b, weight:
ejI ewt ewt Az jersey city yards z DgPlsy sold
b. weight 81 ewt NJ soa.erbsch for Chopper Co; 80
MssosT steers - igs per ID weight bat seIn. for MOT %
sSt strong M e%s scans G Kahn sold for j. Rice 50
s'''?I r KsAa s'i' fS s Esn,aety Ea ss: 'f
sa Esp.ue ..s and Oxen AZ o h.
for Kahn II kontueky steers at LOG per ID weight
rs, o Fsy .G s'f for M 1as &
s. .ss is'ss Sr % 2 & %sa!s Rs 81
oNs Rsr sSia S weight SoSSs STs 'Tfssj
illinois steers at i0kc i25Se per ID weight owt ~
evt N. Godsehmds sold 90 Texan steers
sio1sc per b' weights ewt 7h cwt; for 4 schombsrE
81 sS G w.saS.%sr aaS s.ssr' .O Il S S Kerr 20 ii car s
Of ohc ana nasss % .s.T, a S H'. .Hs s vsfq m
lb weight 81 with few at sc per H. weIghs.Ss ew
W. To0le ~ Virginia steers 0ko ID weight 81 cwt
Gomez McPherson sold for Dadisman GO % kentnckT
steers LOG lie per h. weghte cwt n ewt Tor u
Brouteston 16 Ohio steers AZ lic l2c per d. weight
AZ cat for Kerr Co. 40 Illinois steers az iOc I1c
per h.. weights 6L q cwt for Eastman q Co. 10
Illinois steers a. lie l2kc per lb weights ewt
N for Magnes ~ Ohio steers, a. lO4c llec per
lb weights 6A cwt ~ cwt -
sHnKr LAnBs s-frade very slow sheep sold At SIC;
Rc per ID. lambs Ike &C. per lb The locks 70 hand
ranged rom to choice. Hume Elliott sold 30 Ohio
sheen weight 1880 lbs AZ &C. lb. 152 Ohio sheep,
weight 81 6iO lbs, 6Sc H. lei Ohio sheep, weight
is 10 lbs, a. exc per To- ~ Ohio sheep, weight AID
iba a. &C. per ID is4 State sheep, weight 1910
weight IS $40 IFS at eo per h. $40 state sheep weighs
81 no lbs, eye per ID 40 state sheep weight 1910
ibs 7c per H. - State sheep weight $3.50 lbs, az
IKE per ID State lambs weight 800 lbs At 1c per 10.
Kirby sold y sheep weight ., 10 ibs a. 3ko per e
sheep. weigh. .i20eo lbs, g exc Rer e.s lsi =
weight S2oeo Ibs A. 70 h. % lambs, weight 2.77O
The New York herald., 1876-01-25
IS IT JOHN DURNINs

The body OF man found yesterday afternoon
floating in the the loot Of Thry-thrd street.
North River. II was that OF a man about twenty
eight years old ave feet eight inches high rather shm
with sandy hair and mustacha The clothing vas
dark coat pantaloons and vest blue ane wn,ss i've p M
shirt and collar blue woollen stockings ana .ohsVh h
gaterA He had In hts pockets snveI w.se ~ .,n~s
steel chain "a 50 In money and rece'Ps ~ -, 49,
No $50 West Houston street made N 'AV'' - 'o"'
Durnln
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY 2 SUPPLEMENT-

follows -Galveston 4os bales: New Orleans 1897
Mobile. 3546; Savannah 3767; Charleston, 2 2es5 VIII
mington s24; Norfolk, Sl7 BaltimoIe lto her f9rk,
sos Boston, 476; PHILADELPHIA 3Sf Total IS loO bales
This day last week 81 e6 This day Last year ~ ie3
Total since september l. assessor baeA Cotton freights
closed follows TO HAvre by steam %c To Hamburg by
steam, le compressed To Bremen by steam. le CON
pressed by sai, 1l-6c To Liverpool, Nd 0-32d- BY
steam by sail I'd. o32d. Market dulL
Flour AHD GRAfN-Reoeipts-F 81. 127 bbs wheat
81 100 bushels meal 500 bbls and 024 sacks
aael2 bushels; oa.s. $50 do barley. 5000 do The
Hour market shade hrmer shipping grades being
salable At full prices The sales including State Western
and Southern 1900 bbs the prices Corn
meal quiet but steady, a unchanged prices We
The New York herald., 1876-01-25

-ror future delivery ths sales were m fellows.-sat-
100 at ls1<e April 200 a. 10 1880. MAY, 400 q
3 25s2c 900 - 10 6c June 500 at l4c Total 1900
bales TO day up to2 r MPebruarv. 100 19c 400 At
I8 5-32c 500 At 10 Si6c 00O At i3 5-32c March, 1870
LOO Iss2e May 900 a % 2Ss2s 400 . y
Grand total 4t0o bales The receipts the
The New York herald., 1876-01-25
THE MONEY MARKET.


The rates for money at the Stock Exchange to-day
we're as erratc the stock market Opening easy at
s and ~ per cent there was no change until near
two O'Clock when tho demand became active as to
advance the rate per cent bid subsequently II
turned 10 s. but closed at per cent For this furry
there apparent reason, unless II be that the
sales last week Of certain large blocks Of stock which
Tor long time had been held OF the street has in
creased the load speculalors thereby requiring
larger supply OF local capital The domestic exchanges
On New York are As iOlOws;-Savannah, \ pre-
num; Charleston, par TO y a y premumi Cincinnati,
SOL Is cents premium: ST. Louw, so cents discount
Foreign exchange vas hrm. Prime nominal rates are
kssx and Assk; selling rates, ass Assn and4ssk
BAso; relcbmarks, s51 and 9oAs cables, S7i prime
Paris, AJAX and 611k.
THE HARKET.
Gold opened at lls and closed at llSK, all the sales
n the day having been those figures The rates paid
Cor carrying we're g. 81 A. 8, 8, Z and ~ per cent
The New York herald., 1876-01-25

nav ANA ulAhhEl ;.
HAVANA. Jan. "a 1875
Spanish gold 212 2l2H. Exchange quiet and steady;
the United States, short sight, currency 81 dis
90 days gold 81 premium short sight gold
81 premium. London, l6 IL premium; Paris, q
premium.
EUROPEAN MARKET.
LospoN PRODUCE mARKEr.-LoNDoS. Jan. 24-Even-
ing.Calcutta insesd 50s Sos Cd inseed oil 2ls 24s
Sd. per cwt
The New York herald., 1876-01-25

THE UNITED Stains TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer paid to-day $40 900 gold
On OF interest and 500 600 in redemption OF i've
twenty bonds.
The Treasury balances are:-Currency, 50 900, 900
son, 900; less certificates S34 500 OOo
ssvenue receipts to-day, 5000 OOo customs receipts
1900 600; bank notes. 81, 10000
GOVERNMENT BONDS
The demand for this class Of securities by investors
has become unusually active and hlnher prices are
The New York herald., 1876-01-25
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
HAVANA MARKET.

PRovIDENcE Jan "a 1879
The printing cloths market opened quiet to-day Satur
The New York herald., 1876-01-25

fluctuations based on American standard OF classncn
tOn, and in store running In quality not mor
than half grade above below the grade quoted. WI
ouota
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-16
WADE HAMPrON's MAJoRIT n

The Legislature of South Carolina in
joint session has eanvassed the vote of
the State for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, and proclaimed the result
Hampton's majority as thus officially
announced is l.134. The Speaker Of
the Assembly also received frem Seq
rotary of State Haynes an official state
ment showing the same result. AS
Hampton has been ConstitutionalIy IN
augurated it begins to look as if it was
about time for the President to recog-
hize him as Governor of the State, I'M
less he intends to keep Chamberlain in
power at the point Of the bayouet, as
he has Kellogg in Louisiana. The off,
GERS elected by the people should be
recognized by the General Govern
ment or tho farce of holding elections
dispensed with altogether. 1t is a
mockery of republicanism to hold
elections and then set the will of the
majority at naughf.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-16

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Is.
Morrison telegraphs Speaker Ran
dali. last night, that the Investigating
Committee was opposed in every way
while in discharge of its duty. Wit
nesses were inundated and President
Orion refuses TO give mp kilograms, it
was believed npon assurances from
Washington of being protected. With
ont the power Of the House to enforce
it's process tho committee cannot dis.
charge its duties.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-16
THE BAYONEr LEGISLATURE.

The Chamberlain Legislature of
South Carolina, which is principally
made up of men not elected by the
people but seated by Federal bayonets,
is about to disband. The State Treas
ury is empty and the motley crowd
claiming to be the representatives of
the citizens of the State, are obliged to
forage for something to eat after the
daily farce of meeting in the State
House and pretendieg TO enact laws for
the government of the State IS ended.
Warrants signed by their so-callod
Speaker and Sergeant-at-Arms are not
worth the paper on which they are
printed. This has a demoralizing ef-
feet on the members and those of them
who are rightfully entitled to seats are
deserving to the Constitutional Legisla-
ture. So intent is Chamberlain on
keeping goodly number in this body
that strangers visiting Columbia are in
danger Of being seized and seated as
members of the Republican Legisla-
ture. The Constitution of the State no;
quires the Governor to be sworn in by
the Chief Justice of the Supreme
Cocrt. That officer refused to perform
that duty for Chamberlain for the
reason that be was not elected The
bayonet Legislature was equal to the
emergency and rode rough shod over
the Constitution by enacting a law
authorizing any probate judge to adj.
minister the oath to Chamberlain, who
Immediately after its passage. was
Eecretly inaugurated. 1t is now re
ported that Grant and Don Cameron,
in their anxiety to keep the Legislature
seated and protected by bayonets. to-
gether. have issued an order to supply
the members with rations at the ex-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-16
THE MINIS.

The annual report Of the Director
of the United States mint, who has
been more than any other individual
in existence to blaniefor the fuctuation
in the silver market, is condensed as
fellows:
The gold coined this year amounted
to 49, 479, 900, and the silverto $40 l27,-
I 900; being an increase over last year of
$4,625, 900. and $l,O56,000 respect
lively. The minis have been run to
their full capacity, aud in case the
coinage is to be increased, the
Director recommends the re-opeDing
of the New Orleans mint. From In-
formation derived from the most au
thentic sources. it has been ascerttined
that the production of gold and silver
in the United States for the fiscal year
was $85 900 900. of which $40, 750, 900
was gold aud S3S 500, 900 silver He
proposes several changes in the coinage
of silver under the double standard aud
recommends that it be made legal
tender to the amount of $40. He also
recommends that the trade dollar be
coined exclusively on Government ac-
count and be made a legal tender to
the amount Of $50 or 800, which
totally reverses its present position, as
heretofore it has been coined exclusive
ly on private account, aud Is not n
legal tender for any amount, though
it commands premium of three per
cent. in gold in San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-16
An Opportunity for tho Afflicted ia
he Cured nt HOne.

he Cured nt hOfhes
Two or more of the surgeons OF the
National Surgical Institute. Indianapo-
lis, Indiana, will visit Virginia City,
Nevada, at friedrich House, Nov. 2oth
and 10Th, 1876. 1t is needless to say
that this Ipstitution has not only a
National but, worldwide reputation.
having successfully treated more cases
of Cripples than any similar lnstitu-
ton in the world. Those suffering
from Piles. F;stula. Paralysis, Curva-
ture of the Spine. Hip or Knee joint
diseases. Crooked limbs. Clnb feet, or
any bodily deformity, cannot afford to
let this opportunity pass of receiving
treatment at home. The Surgeons will
come prepared with all necessary APP
paratus to treat the most difficult cases
of deformity.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-16
CALL AND -6ETTLE.

All persons having claims against the
late firm Of Cox & THACKEB are re-
quested to present the same for
payment to the undersigned, and
oil persons knowing themselves to
be indebted 10 the firm will oblige
by settling up Immediately.
JOHN Cox.
Winnemucca, December IL. '7G. lw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-16
Annual Meeting.

OFFICE OF JERSEY MINING AND SnEI.rIsG)
COMPANY.
San rancisco, CAL, December Q, 1876, J
J he annual meeting Of the stockholders o :
the Jersey Mining snd smeltin: Company. for
the election of rus ees and for the transac-
ton Of such otaer business rs may properly
come before the meeting. will BE- held at thn
{ flee of the Secretary, No. Adj Market stree .
san Francisco, California. on Wednesday
December 20, 1876. a o'clock in the after
noon. J. F. PLACE, Secretary.
noYl3-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-16

SEND for or come Yourself and get
that shell-cased. Z. S. Bartlett stem.
winder gold American Waltham watch.
which cost $l65. will sell it for sos.
Uncle Harris, 702 Kearny street, San
Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-16

The Precipitation to great extent
depurates the blood. that is, it carries
off its impurities. If the pores become
obstructed those Impurities, when they
do not remain latent in the circulation,
cause eruptions. The remedy for this
- - .I;.~. Ia Elann'a Sulphur
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-16
TAKE NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the County for
taxes are requested to clll at my office
in the Court house. immediately. as intend
to settle the whole business OF the County en-
trusted to my charge before leaving Office.
s. S. GRASS. District Attorney.
winnemucca, December Is, 1876. wv
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-16

REMOVED. The Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Office has been removed
from the freight depot to the new
building.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-16
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SAN FRASctsco. Dec. 16, 1875.
Gold. silver md rurrauc

SAN FRANctsco, Dec. 16 1875.
Gold, Silver and Currenc
Silver 6 per cent. discount buy.
ing, aud Ga discount selling.
Currency. 924, 1917.
Trades, buying, 1903; selling. 81.
Gold opened in New York this fore
noon at 1915.
Prizes for Young Sailors.
number of prises have been con-
tributed to be distributed among the
boys on the training ship jamestown,
for good behavior during the ocean
trip, which begins next Tuesday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-16
Arrival of senate Committee.

The Senate Committee. with the ex-
ceplion of Merriman, have arrived at
Columbia aud obtained returns from all
but fifteen precincts. III. d. Simpson
sent a letter TO the committee claiming
his election and demanding his seat as
President of the Senate.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-16
Prizes for Young Sailors
EASTERN DISPATCHES


CHICAGO Dec. IG.
A dispatch from Columbia says NJ
Senator to day, and was declared
elected.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-16
The Cont~stinc EIector.
Cabinet Mecting.
WARRINGTON, Dec

WAsHINGToN, Dec. Is.
The Cabinet meeting to day was of
two hours duration. All Of the men,
bers were present. No official action
was taken on the South Carolina case.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-16

TALLAHAssEE, Dec. &c.

The Congressional Committee is at
work ON Leon county. The Supreme
Court assembled to day and took up
mandamus case for final arr ument and
decision.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-16

~ HoEsrs for hire on reasonable terms. Ca
A.-Perscns visiting the Gold Run or Paradise
mines MAI ku6 Ula etss nixbnls the sstste at
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-16
HafnptOn's Order .

Gov. Hampton has ordered the banks
not to honor State drafts not signed by
him.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-16

n. = Directions for the guidance ~
patients in every disorder arc alliAed T. zach
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-16
Conk!ing's Position.
WASHINGTON. Dec.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 16.
A reporter called on Senator Conk,
ling to day relative to n dispatch in the
New York papers. stating that he in
tended to advocate the rejection Of
Electoral votes of Florida. South Car.
DINA and Louisiana. The Senator VOL
unteered the statement in regard to tho
correctness Of the dispatch.
The Fast bail.
The house. in Committee of the
Whole, discussed the Post Office Ap-
preparation Bill and Fast Mail Service.
Articles from the Cincinnati Gazette
and Commercial were read, showing
that it was thing of false pretenses.
The Contestinc EIscfor.
Charles Stifel appeared before the
Senate Committee io'contest the place
of Gen. Frost. one Of the Tilden Elea-
tors, whom he says is ineligible.
Cabinet rIeeiing.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-06-15

nent man named for the candidacy and we
think there are more reasons and stronger
ones for the nomination of SAMUEL j. TIL
DEN than any other man. He has been
the uncompromising foe Of all thieving
and corruption in office No rings or COM
binations have been strong enough or
numerous enough to daunt him for a mo-
ment. He grappled with and throttled
the Canal Ring, that was plundering the
State. He did not spare OF palter with the
dishonest men of his own party, but look
ed upon Tweed only as a knave and Il
robber of the public, whose place should be
i'll prison, and whose plumber back in the
treasury. 1t is the integrity, the undaunt-
ed courage and unyielding determination
of such a man that the whole country
needs If the gathering at st. Lonis re-
spends to the popular demand. November
will send US tidal wave Of reform that
will bear Tilden to the White House, and
the Republic, in this centennial year, will
have passed the last and not the least of
its foresccn dangers.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-06-15

George Sand died at Paris Jnne Sth,
at the age of p. George was a woman
WHO wrote novels of a kind so passionate
that they bordered very closely on forbid
den observation-disclosures that were worse in
what they suggested than what was rela-
ted, as all of us whose imaginative days
correspondent with the appearance Of
Rose and Blanche" ''Leliao and "Indi-
ana can remember Her real name was
Madame Dudevant. Like many French
women of prominence she did not alto
gether regard the matrimonial tether, but
gave her affections "here little and there
little" according to caprice-small irreg-
ularities that are more readily overlooked
in indulgent Paris than elsewhere, cspec-
tally if the transgressor be brilliant, witty
and successful The laurel wreathed trib-
ute to genius that lies upon her grave, will
sparkle with the tear Of pity and compass
sion.
If Diogenes were travelling through
the national capitol, peering around with
his lantern in search of an honest man,
would he select the author of the Multi
gan letters?
Oregon came up nobly at her election
last week, with a Democratic victory.
The Democrats have the Legislature
strongly.