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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23
PARTY DISCIPLINE.

The London Times, in comment
ing upon the acceptance nf Tlldeu 10y
the Democrats who disliked him,
pointed out that this was one secret
of the success of the American Re
public. Were one of the factions OF
a South American Republic defeated
j, would be the signal for conflict
in the streets, but SO admirable is the
discipline of our voters that they
submit at once 10 the DEGREES ofthe
convention when the decision Is
against them. The acceptance, due
TO party discipline, and So much be-
walled by impracticable theorists, Is
really the standing assurance Of con-
unuity in our system of government.
N. Y. Graphic.
The acceptance is not due To party
discipline at all. Party discipline
was never more lax than il is now,
and there was never more acquies-
cence in the DEGREES Of the majority
than at this time. Party discipline
was very strong in 1861, when All
attempt was made to rend the coun-
try assunder. There was then want
ing a disposition to abide by the de-
cision of the majority. The lesson
of that revolt will long be felt and
will always be guide for those who
are constitutionally dissenters. Then
it was nearly whole party that re-
belled; now ii is merely the factions
of party that acquiesce. 1t was
party discipline that caused
the Democrats TO stand so unitedl Y
against the Union. Ii it was not
party discipline, then what was it
And if it was party discipline then
there are times when that sort OF
thing is not calculated to perpetuatt
our Institutions and preserve the
peace. The fact is that an increasing
general intelligence is what teaches
people to abide by the ruling of tn,
majority in any case. as no NOR
equitable system of governing ha
ever been devised. If the dissentin:
factions of South American Re
public were educated they would no
revolt against the mass. Too niue
party discipline is bane rather tina
a preserves Of the best government
Honest, independent, self.thinkin
voters are what promise the perpe
tuity of our excellent system.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23

Kate Field read the paragraph
which said she was ahout returning
to marry an American critic with
sorrowing surprise. and musingly
remarked To friend. Il should like
to know who the fellow is; but there
is one reason why the pretty story
can't possibly be true-for how can
/ marry what does not exist in
America?" These bright women
are given to conundrnms.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23

Governor Tilden is said to be a
lineal descendant of Sir Richard
Tilden de Iilden. a Norman free
booter who ought To have been
hung but wasn't. The Governor is
none the worse for the crooked limbs
IN his genealogical tree. but exactly
where his descendants are to come
IN Is tie question.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23

MINING iNcoRPoRATioN.- The
Goodman Mining Company hiss filed
articles Of incorporation in the Coun-
ty Recorders office. Trustees-A.
X. Grim, ". II. Sears, Il. Il. Owens,
n. Is Hayes aud W. ii. Carbe,t.
Capital stock, 100000 0, in 100, 200
shares.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23

Charles Huff. whose second trial
for the crime Of murder was set for
TO day. was discharged from custody
this morning by Judge Wright, for
the reason that the District Attorney
OF Storey County failed to appear
against him. HUFF is now free
man. and feels As happy as clam at
high tide.-Carson Tribune, 2lst.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23
AN EXPLANATION.

4 :,
embarrassing blunder that appeared
| in our last issue. We con.oundeti
the Coroner of Storey county with
his deputy, aad made the former to
appear in the character of the latter.
| 1t is due to the aggrieved gentleman
to say that the mistake was wholly
uuin,eat,onal. How it occurred
should be SO plain to everyone as to
need no especial calculation. Both
men have tae same second name.
The defaulter always, we believe,
conducted the proceedings IN inquest
What we said of the Coroner in
mistake was true of him, the default
err. except that he was clerk and
not barber. Tho Coroner, to the
extent at least of our personal OBJ
servation. has always been silent at
inquests. while the other man has
been supercilious, obtrusive and gen.
orally objectionable, He fed the
country in dis grace, while the gentle
man who was elected 10y the people
is still faithful IL his duties and
holds the respect and confidence of
everybody.
What we said in general Of the
office of Coroner and Public Admin
istrator remains true. 1t should he
held, in a county as populauS as
Storey, by physician. The present
incumbent may he a physician. We
do not know whether he is or not.
He may also oe thoroughly compe-
tent in every respect. We do not
know him. His deputy was failure.
When We deprecated the election ct
a barber to SO important an I'll e we
supposed we had an example Of in
com 1tstuGN tSitAt WI 49, 49,
iisparagement was Intended to bar
hers in general. Still the fact re-
mains that barbers IN general are IN
competen, 10 be coraners. 1t Is no
dlsre>pect 10 the calling 10 say 50.
Editors are also Incompetent. The
men that should hold such offices In |
cities are those who have had med |
ical training. Some BARRIERS have such |
training. as have some editors. In |
those eases the fact of their occUpa- |
ton does not detract from their com
potency. Everybody knows that in an
elective form OF government voters
often commit a wrong by standing in |
solid tor a candidate because he Is |
popular, Designating his qaaliica-
tons entirely. Itwas with a view to
illustrate this fact and point u Its
remedy that we mentioned the Mayer |
defalcaiion at all. We had no de-
signs upon the character of worthy |
man,
For the benefit OF tine c'iitor Of
The Gold Hill News, who seems III
ordinately tickled at our mistake.
and IS showing that some men may
err SIS we'll as Others, we will say that
some of the Storey county papers,
and among them The Enterprise,
which is supposed always 10 be RICH,
in local affairs, have alluded to the
Lyon County Hospital, when in fact
we have no hospital at all. but send
our INDECENT sick 10 Storey county.
\ reporter who attends the meetings
of the Storey County Commissioners
ought to be able after while to find
that out.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23

BOARD OF EXAMINERS. The Board
of Examiners viii meet at the school
house next Saturday. We were
wrong when we said that they would
meet ON last Saturday.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23

For sALE.-A dwelling house and
large lot are offered for sale by
W. Baneher. The property is con-
veniently located and will be dis
posed OF reasonably.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23

MEErINe AT DAYroS.-There was
a Democratic meeting at Dayton last
night. Our informant said there Was
little enthusiasm manifested.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23

RATHER LArE.--We yesterday re-
eeived letter from Judge Hayden,
Centennial Commissioners, inviting us
to be present ct the Fourth OF July
celebration at Philadelphia. The
invitation is rather late, and we shall
perhaps have to decline.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23

The FIrrA MiLL.-The Boston
mill started crushing Justice ore yes
terday. This makes the fifth mill
employed ON ore from that mine.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23

Ernest A. Herhng Us the au'har-
lied carrier of The TIMGs for Silver
CITY, Virginia City and Gold HUI.
An payments are to be made to him.
F. KENYON.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23
Democratic County Con.
v0ntlou.

TH DEMOCRATS OF LYON COUNTY
u win hold a CONVENTION at the Curt
House In Dayton,
SATURDAY. AUGUST 81. iss6, AT p, NJ,
for ihe purpose II elscsiag Eight delegates 10
the Democratic State Cons ntien. 10 be held
Al Virginia City. New sda, Monday, ,ngusi y.
isT6 John POWELL. Jr
Chairman Democratic Central Commiitee Of
Lyon tornIy.
Joax LOaasDs, S~sretsry,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23
LATEST DISPATCHES.
Especial to The Lyo. co~nty 7fmes.
Destructive Fire.

MAxYsvILLE, Cal, August 22.-At
II $50 this morning fire broke out
in the block of brick buildings on
f street between Second and Third.
occupied by E. c. Rass & Co, manu-
facturers of hydraulic pipe and water
tanks; Charles Ehrlick, dealer in
hides and tallow, and II. Hoffman,
tanner. The latter was used as store
room tor leather. The fire originated
in Ehrlick's warcroom and spread
rapidly to the adjoining rooms. Ehr-
ticks aud Heitman's rooms are wholly
destroyed, and one room of Ross 4
Co.'S, while the other two rooms of
the latter are but partially burned.
Heitman's loss is estimated at 81 500;
insured for $1,000 Rrss & Co.'S,
$500; no insurance. Ehrlick's loss
is not ascertained. Ii Is understood
~ be fully insured. The origin of
the fire Is not known.
Lower California Items.
SAN Disco, August es,-There is
nothing new from lower California
since the last dispatch. People here
do not feel much elatcd at the con-
tents Of SCOTS letter. and seem to
think him still promising" Thomas.
1t is said here that Mr.. Hill, ct the
Caiou. in this county. has sold his
cr1p of wheat at $l.5j, laid down in
San Francisco.
Colonel Bernard and command
have departed for San Francisco
overland.
Items From the Bay.
SAN FRAScisoa, August as.-To-
morrow morning the Western Union
Telegraph Company will lay cable
across the bay between this city and
Oakland within a thousand feet of
the limit ex ,luSively devoted to the
use Of ferry boats. Within this track
vessels are not permitted t. drop
anchor. Consequently il is believed
that the cable will he comparatively
safe there.
In the Nineteenth District Court
this mornag. the suit of John ).
Finih. ct al, dissatisfied stock
holders in the Europa Mining Com
pany. agains, that corporation,
came up on m ton II dissolve the /
injunction restraining defendants
from the collection # the assessment +
levied by the Il nard Of Directors on /
the 10Th Of June OF Is cents per
share, and saleof the stock on which /
such assessment is unpaid. A good /
deal of documentary and some oral
evidence WAS offered 10y both sides /
a. II the conduct Of the mine. when /.
the Arguments Of counsel were be-
gan. (
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23

Frank Walworth is sure TO he par
as IN, devoted mother has
founa the tender spot in Governor
Tilden's heart.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23
Startling Announcement.

AUSTIN, New, Aug. a2.--The Man
haitian Silver Mining Co shipped by
Wells Fargo / c., tonight. thirteea
bars of silver bullion, valued al SIS
600.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23

+. A. Shnltz of the Bullion has
been appointed Superintendent Of
the Justice mine.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23

Sarah Fay has been divorced from
G.. w. Fay in the District Court Tor
Eureka County.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23
Dissolution Notice.

The co-partnership heretofore existing BE-.
twee,, the undersigned, samuel Ripley and @
r. Blackmcr. = this day dissolved by mutual
consent. q =. Blsekmer having sold his inter.
e~t 10 Isaac Haas.
The new firm Af Ripley 4 Haas are author.
lied b collect all bills due the old Arm and
will pay all liabilities Of tht same.
SAMUEL RIPLEY,
q. Y. BLACkAER
silver City, July 81, 1876.
In referring to the above notice take the
opportunity TO thanh the public of Silver
City for past favors. and trust tina, they win
bestow the same patronage upon the ncw Arm.
Q. =. BLAckMER.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23
County Clerk.

sU c. LINCOLN ANNOUNCES Hid
H. srlf a candidate fer County CLERK,
suhi,,c, 20 the decision OF the Republican
County Convention
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23
County Recorder.

bRyNRY W ARNOLD ANNOUNCES
HI himself. y; the solicitation ~ msns
friends a eAn,iidst. for Ceaaiy Recorder sun
jeci 10 the decision Of tae Z, publican .oan's
Canvt utiou,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Senator.

WY c povBY Is A ctNniDATE
w for the State senate subject :" the
cotton of the Republican County Convention.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23

DIR KrRaYs hours. from "a n tor
DIR. scHNABwL At all hour. aay or sish,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-23
Sheriff.

n COOKE ANNOUNCES HIN SELF
EH, a rxpa,es:e for reelection fer shcrt1
OF LYON county. subject { the decision Of 'hr
Republican County Couveuiion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
COTTON MARKETS.

HOUSTON, April rs Cotton dnl; Nid,tlns l2e' LS 10y,
MidIIas, lie. Good ay 80, WcrNy tr's'p'T' "'-l
ILFAlLt April gS.-t0tion qlicii MiddhHs, lc.i Low
Midding Ots-; Good oruary, lOc %eeAy receipts IS'
pErr,rauEG, Ap,n 2s.-cotIon-weeny receipts l62'
oIs Ep1 cotton weak and lrrcrulr; Mddnng
lIs.T..c.. Low sudIunz, lO44llct GOOD Ordinary ~ ,
Zoe net n.rrpt- ~ bales; carts, 90 tie C"nlicii Q
bae; cjsstwise. 10 bales sAes -jO Oae'i ",A o"1o'
ciScryy,rI April 29.-Cot,on quiet Midng l2ci Low
a.dIlnc lie, Good prlhaI{, Jie' re, ps ~ 10
suun,l,s, 80 bales sales 3l2 bdes saneis -oo Oi'a
M,ddlng l. &C. Good ordinary pes oct receipt, - bales
gross. l2Ji bales eIpir' - SiS5 ~ ia e5t bai,.
CHARLESTON. Apr 20.-Couon wtr Nttdias l2.sei - -
Lon Mildng, I2c. food Ordinary i'2r; net receipts l'V
LouI., Aprii % cotton oNsI AIL'n,, -: ~ 80
MiddlAg / &C. GOOD ordinary, 9-sc: rec pts, uaeS'
BALTIMORE, Aprl 29.-Coiton duh ani EASIER hhiuhs
IL a.: Low Mi.UJg 3c.. Good Ouinay, iO4c; gross
receipts, H. bas rKporS co-st~i1 % o~o" s"eS -"
bales: sulun.Is 100 bale. stock, clio .a'-s. ,,,,,i
.r.tsrA. Aurl 29.-Corou dm and nominal Nlddius
I5.c. Low Mmare l'.e.' Good Ordinary Ioe r'eeip'"
''r.,er5. fpn z9-Cottoa unchanged; Mhiding. &c;
Good ordinary lJci rcc.pt'. POI bales exports coast
WE; 80 AMI li5n dGii Md ling I2c.: Low MId
dnvg lie Good Orii AIRY 9'c net receipts 1913 bales
rz,rs Apnl 2D-totton weakaui IRE yGlar, Miting,
l2c; Low MadiDg. II &C. Good Ordinary, . C.; pet tr
cents 30 bales erosS - bales exports 70 nc CAa.le
10 bales; coastwise. o. bales sales, 219 bales stock
GIar1,s. Apnl 2a-cot,on weak and nominal Mddng
bAss t1rI 81 Cct,on dun and heavy Kidding l3e
ta, a aim. ~ Ia topi Ordinary, net receipts, III
p,lr,. gross 81 bales: stock. l. $50 uses -
NOaFOLA. April 2J-Colton dull " ',d1I re- ne. t al
oag ,; npfiill Spn 2o-Coton duh Middns lSe.
LOUISVILLE. AIni 3g.~Cotton quiet; Mtldlng lac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON April 2J-Woo continues dull prices are sun SET
Ting dawn and holders nnd IL nposs Die L. pace any con-
siriabe amount OF No, except ~ low anI
u California ara ana a. YET s'9
of new Sprug uepsy al l5a2r she coIr lo1s 81 ne
and oil rug sut at y f-9,, but lts' are VIZ ete
20 2-c Is tA~y ID Ne resl kri oI ne
most desirable Of Spuug WOO expected s OF ,o
N,e 30 O1J pounds l3a2jc for hpunt, anu lO@@u, nr
Jul Fleece wool moves slowly. ana ihe - nav Orei
at prices than ~ any II e IN yen ye-5 . =, 40
small lot ~ Xxx selling At 4Sc ~, Ia seod 'oul or ~
doHn for an outside llt 81 l5'O, ID run
rrIgilu1ug market; We quote y ONO AZ s""i%S
Xxx ami Mciiui Grades 4I"44c., the, A,trt Fl
- NOS an outsld0 hcdrc, aud 46FtSc. Tor NM aha
picIlork; sales Michigan Fleece At 30 Sc ana hcigln
auJ "A i,cnu.in Fercgs cannot be quoted al over
S5d37c. These prices are from IL to lic;, lower
nm CJmhing WOjs are rs dt a. any
frtu tho highest point
ago. UnWashcd at 3lGijc. Washed al 5s'
large the best
Maine Sr be placed AZ ioc, ana very good inrs o
sinner s At d4Uc sales OF the weeA $4,000 AT 2oGioo
foT super and y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

The Southern State bonds were quiet, old Tcnncs-
sees selling at 43ls aud District of Columbia 3.G5s
at 6S7sdG S34. Missouri Skies of SIS sold at lO23i
In city bank stocks Fourth National ~ sold at 92l2
Metropolitan (1O) at 1851, American Exchange (5ol
at l099i, and Ninth National 10l at 1873 Railroad
bonds were quiet. The Missouri, Kansas and Texas
advanced to 90, and there better inquiry for
them on the report that Justice Dillon of the Cir
cult Court has granted the necdful order to carry
out the reorganization of the mortgage as agreed
upon between the Amsterdam and Ncw-lork par
ties in interest ST. Paul Sinking Funds continue al
IS. Northwestern gold consos fetching 81 i2' plain
consols at 10iQ1037s; Michigan Central as at
1O37s Consolidated Mississippi and Ohio at 9si2,
Union Pacific iirsts at 104l2, Sinking Fund at 81 r.
Land Grants Mt 1901. seconds of Missouri Pacific
at a. Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago iirSts mt
119G119ls and seconds OF c. c. and l. {. at 10.
Estimated earnings of the Ohio and Mississippi
Railway Company for the third week Of April were
500, 1914 SO, in 1875, $7l,354 IS; increase, 3d.
$40 SO.
The earnings of the st. LOUIS, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Company for the third week OF
ApriI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIvFero0I. April 20 D m-Cotton Is III and easier
NiIne uia his I'D. Ndiine orleans. a-i sales 1000
bales Including 1000 or speculation and sAiott Ieeep,s.
$500 bales Of which 900 American. Fuiues Weiht
sales OF Mlding UplsnGs Middling clause SHIP el
(per az 7sld do, ny aud Jane setefJ al
Gls; do. August and september delivery az '3z
LI,EKIOOl, April 20l:30 p. n.sales OF Ml!dhs liSHUs
cotton, Low Mid ling clalse shipped March tptr ,ai tt
Gsd aTi 5s y cwt for Aucri Pork, so q bbl Tor
Prime Mess. Tallog 4l3 y ewt. y heat-opnng 20.
steady 49, Ma. steady az 10; Winter st@aiy az
LWEGrool, April z9-23O p ulsales Oh Al'he l% ~,
M4uliuC cilusr, July and Auru delivery IT
OS,yd. OF the sa es today 5000 bales American
LyERiooi. Apn 2J-3 80 cotton futures nat o,-
LONDON, April 2J-i2j0 u.Unted states bonus, lS')s
1854 Ere X. i,wsy shares l3.
LONDON. Apr I'll 80 u.-Pis advices quote ilSe Ier
Cent lsentes 1861. - i2c. for the account
LONDON April 23-S3O p. m.-Sucar, 2ltG-2 q ewt lor
II Dutch standard the spot ami 2l9d2<i Of 40.
ahOat. 80
I0SpoN, Apr pa D. m.-Pars adyices quote Five Per
Cent itrntes az o6s. BE-. FOR the account.
PARIS April 29-E&change London, 25L q ac Tor short
sight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
The Following is an oiiicial statement OF thi
State currency outstanding at this date:

As usual on Saturday, where it is a Bank half
holiday. the London Stock Exchange is quiet, but
moneyscoutinues very cheap and abundant, below
the minimum rate of discount at the Bank Of En-
gland Securities rule firm with British COnsos at
% TIC, United States old 1868 at 1024 sixty
seVens at l00l2 teu-fortieS at 1914, md new fves
at lO6is&lOG4. The Erie shares are, however,
weak and lower, the Common down TO -. and Pre-
fened 2lQ23. Press dispatches report the five per
cent Rentes higher in Paris at l0627l2 at the OPEN
Jug though subsequently declining 22L2 centimes
Exchange on London is easier and down to 2J.2ll2
Tor short sight. The foreign exchanges here were
very dull as the packet closed early. The nominal
rates were on tine basis Of - IS to the for 60days
DIS and - 80 for three-days sight. The selling
rates were down to 81 s7l4QSl S73l and 81 s9I20
81 s9S4 respectively. The specie shipments to-day
We're $4,000, of which $4,000 was gold com by
the steamer Weser. and $4,000 silver bars by the
Adriatc. The following to-day's quotations
In gold for CONS and bullion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

80, railroads indicated that the short interest In
80. efol,s had nearly liqudatcd, the stocks beng
20 80 horroT and the demand TO buy being lees
accordingly Delaware. Laekawanna and western
%ooIincd from 40 to 100 and New-Jersey Central
en- oola 10 08la as the lowest SALE but closing
ozs,0osis. Western Union showed conSloolaolo
S,.,',,ess at about 60 at the opening, but suoso-
onently sold at G5s ciosins'"'h sharp rally 70
ca pacific Mail went through its usual gyra'loIs
between 2Ossa21 and 19i2a2Ols. The investment ="
sharcs were generally steady, although limos Cen
,ra, vas offered at 9Gl2, with no sales Inc business
4 the day was unusually large, agsregatlhg apou'
l2l 600 shares and the general Market 'ioaeu nm
at the recovery. The following taoie SHOWS 'n0
v.Ncr OF TIE MAEkEf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
The closing quotations of foreign exchange are as

In United States Government bOnds theTe was n
fair business DONE the coupon SKIES OF 1881 selling
at 1925: coupon new 1865 at 119ls coupon 5-2Os
of 1867 at 1918; registered ten-forties at 1850
ISIS and coupon new fves at 1875. The United
States currency skies sold at 1877. There is good
inquiry reported from the New-England states. and
certain of the interior cities of the S0uth-Western
States, and in the unsettled condition of railway
securities money is again drifting into this class OF
hnnhs We annex latest street auotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reportei for THx TglBUSE.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Ter Noru, Rirer. Ve@,i1, and Ra,troulr
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SATURDAY April 20, 1876.
COFTTE-Thc market for both RIO and mi Coffee was
oni. aud Unchanged; - al S2c. goi. for
6rdHa cargoes. and mild Conce nOuiDaly
chaucrd.
CDrTON-Tho market on the spot was itsc lower. with
liz Tal offerings; The adyces from Manchester reported ans
Fabrics tcudug ard ana there As no business Tor
there moderate tra'e for homo cons inJthn
1tr nj the ports p ~ bales. against 3COS
tbs week, and 2lU2 bales this day iaS year.
the sales Los bales including go bales last evening o
which for consumption, aud % bales Tor
sIe, laiOu. The quotations. revised are - foOws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

CifIc AGO, April 2JCArTLE steady, unchahs~ receP'
7tO head. -liumcnih, 5000 head an
IIog- active; receipts, 5000 heat; g macon, - -u'
q h., m1rI acAcrs and shipping, ~ 2c@Sf 40 shpmch's
30 seal -... ,.o,.,d
INblANAFOLs April @J-ilUG5- lttepls' LOW S1N" A.
1851 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, MAY 1, 1875.

demand Alcohol for cxporwed do not hear OF any ranss
tons exporters being greatly below those OF
manufacturers Receipts nf ~ gvnes and Alcohol ior te
week. 1900 bbls. Sales 1900 10s."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

lhe movement in gold was very quiet to-day, and
easier than yesterday in consequence gilmore assur-
ing dispatches from San Francisco. The market
was ON the whole finn, however and the preponder-
Anoe of sales at 1924, though opening at 1928.
The highest price Of the week was 1928. and the