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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-24
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
RYE PATCH CONSOLIDATED MILL AND MINING
COMPANY.

RYE PATCH CONSOLIDATED MILL AND MINING
COMPANY.
h OCATION Of principal place q business.
z LSan Francisco, California. J ocEtt N Of
works, Echo District, humboldt county
State of Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given, that at a meeting
of the Board of Directors held on the 18th day
of November, 1876. an assessment 90 81 of
Fifty Cents per share was levied upon the cap
ltal stock OF the corporation, payable imme-
diately IN United States gold COIN to the sec
rotary, at the Office Of the company, Rooms 3
and 4, No. 400 Calf rnia street, San Francisco.
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 18Th day OF Deem
Der, 1876, Will be delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public auction: and unless nay
ment is made before Will be sold on Tues
day. the 9th day Of January, 1877, to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising aud expenses Of sale. BY
order Of the Board Of Directors
d. Il. YEliDENAL, Secretary.
OFFIcE-Rooms 5 and T. No, 400 California
street, san Francisco, California.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-24

A NEW motive power by means of
water, claimed to have been invented
by Mons. Boutet, is largely noticed by
Paris papers. A similar invention by
Judge MeNair of st. Louis, then re-
siding in New York, received repeated
trials twelve years ago, but the trernen-
dous pressure of water invariably burst
the tank, and the project was aban-
doned. Mons. Boutet proposes
making his tank of an elastic material,
which will give way slightly pressure.
but the feasibility of this has yet to be
proven. No machine has yet been
made. The theory is still on paper.
but n realization is promised for the
Paris Exhibition of 1873.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-24

THE Rings were in favor of Gov.
Hayes election before his defeat, and
they are now in favor of counting him
in in spite of it. Does any one sup
pose there is corrupt organization in
the country that is not anxiously work.
ing and waiting for Gov. Hayes cleo
ton by count, in the face of his defeat
by ballot? The Rings know that Gov.
Tilden's accession to the Presidency
means political death to them, and
they; having failed to prevent it by
fair means, will do their best with
foul.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-24
RECOVERING THE BOARD.

The Supreme Court of South
Carolina has issued an order recon
vening the Board of Canvassers. Dis
patches say the members refuse to
obey the order, and characterize the
Court as pack of scoundrels. The
belief is general that the Board is
acting under instructions from Repub-
lican leaders at Washington, and have
assurances that its members will be
protected whether right or wrong. If
Democrats were guilty of such an out
rage as has been perpetrated by the
Board of Canvassers of South Carolina
an army corps would be sent by Grant
to enforce the mandates of the Court.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-24
ASSESSMENT HOTIcE.

SAN FRANCISCO SULPHUR MINING COMPANY.
4 OCATION of principal place Of business,
Il ISan Francisco, California 49, Location Of
works Humboldt county, Nevada
NOTICE is hereby given, that at a meeting
OF the Board OF Directors, held on the 18th
day Of November, 1876, an assessment mo.
y Of Ten Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation, payable i'm
mediately, III Unltel States gold coin, 10 the
Secretary, at the Office of the company, 328
Montgomery street, Room Is Safe Deposit
Building, san Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid On the Goth dav
Of December, 1876, viii be DELINQUENT
and advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment is made before.
viii be sold on Wednesday, the 10th day Of
January, 1877. to pay the delinquent assess.
ment, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses of sale.
BY order of the Board of Directors
JOS. ROBERTS, in, Secretary.
Office 32S Montgomery street, Room ls
Safe Deposit Building, San Francisco, Cali
iorhla' novl3-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-24

AN Atlanta lover, who was made a
lunatic by rejection, determined to Kill
everybody who might be his successful
rival. He met two young men in the
street soon otter coming to that muir
derous determination, asked them If
they were acquainted with the young
woman. and shot them upon their
answering in the affirmative.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-24

The gross earnings of the Central
Pacific Railroad for the ten months,
ending Nov. 1st, 1876, is said by the
officers of the company to be Sl5, l0O,-
200, an increase of $1,000,O00 over the
same period in 1875. and of nearly
$4,000, 900 over a corresponding period
in 1874.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-24

THE N. Y. Herald says that in 1913,
the transportation of Indian supplies
cost $Sf3,000. in 1876 it is over seven
millions. The difference is paid; by
the people and then placed where it
will do most good.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-24

No party ever before in the history of
this country endeavored to hold on to
the Government when the people had
given it notice to quit. A party of
!" moral ideas ought to have nicer
notions of the onership of property.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-24
NoTsTCE.-

BAN FRANCISCO SULPHUR MINING COMPANY.
The asses snent no. y levied September q.
1876, Of Ten Cents per share, on the capital
stock o! the above company. is this day lo-
scinded. BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
JOS. ROBERTS, JR.. Secretary
San Francisco, Cal, Nov Is, 1876.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-24
Favorable to Hayes.

New YORK, Nov. q.
Times Washington special says, Sena-
tor West received dispatch tonight
from New Orleans which states that all
indications thus far are favorable to
the election of Hayes, and that the
situation is satisfactory to Republi-
cans, who are confident of success.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-24
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Vote of New Hampshire,

CONCORD, Nov. %.
The following is the official vote Of
the State; Hayes, Al ,522; Tilden,
SO, 449; scattering, IA.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-24

IT is reported that the capital of the
Bank of Nevada will be increased to
20,000,00 before the LIST of Jan
uary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-24
Boss Tweed Arrived.

New YORK, Nov. "a, 1876.
VIM. Tweed landed this afternoon at
the foot of Grand street, from a reve-
nue. cutter, and was taken in carriage
by the Sheriff and Under Sheriff, on
an order of arrest from Clerk Stacy, to
Ludlow Street Jail, whence he was adj
mitted through the gate. and not by the
Office in the usual way. All he re-
marked on being admitted to his cell
by Warden Watson was, u thought /
would come and see you again." No
person was allowed to sec him last
night, and no one but watchmen will be
permitted to enter the corridor. The
experience of his escape has made the
officials of the Ludlow Street Jail very
watchful. He will be treated precisely
as other prisoners, and allowed no privi-
leges. His rooms are much more
smaller than those which he previously
occupied, and accessible only through
the Warden's apartments.
The Disputed Electors.
The Tribune's Washington special
says it is understood that the President
will discuss the questions growing out
of the disputed electors, in his annual
message, and strongly favor regarding
the returns certified to by the cleo
tors(?) as final. Republicans are
taking this position, and many of the
ablest Democrats admit that it is I'M
assailable. The Court and mandato-
ry phrase in the Constitution that the
vote shall be counted, settles the ques-
ton of power Of either House to reject
any vote.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-24
T e. E G r a r HgC

BY Atlantic and Pacific Line.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-24
Protest Entered.


MONTPELIER, Nov. "a, 1876.
Aldrich, the Democratic contesting
Presidential elector, has served on the
Governor protest against the issuing
of q certificate to Sollace.
Democrats Treated Unfairly.
CHICAGO, Nov. "a.
The Times New Orleans correspond
ent complains that the Dem ocrats are
treated unfairly by the Returning Board
who prevent the Democrats from
getting witnesses and exclude reporters
during the actual working time, and
allow the returns to remain in inter-
ested hands. A gentleman from the
SO called " Bulldoser parish brings
written statements Of 40 residents
that there was no intimidation. Pack
ard could only get an audience of $50
when speaking in East Feliciana. The
negroes are now Democrats, because
Radicals have stolen their school
money and generally abused their con-
hdence. Gases of violence and assas.
sination reported at the North have
been put up by the Republicans them
selves.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-24

ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATE
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-24

n. LEVY, NJ. SIFGFI.
go 222 California st., Bridge and Third SITS
Ban tRAECI2co. WIssSEMuCcA.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
as may bo necessary to bring Tito successful

ms may DC necessary 10 orng itto successui 'erina
ton.
We believe that the information desired is absolutciy
essential to safe and profitable dealing IN stocks and
bonds, and that railroad securities especially would
now be in much better repue had the proposed plan
been carried ont long ago
Representing as tho stock Exchange does the vast
majority OF both investors and SPECTATORS its members
surely entitled 10 the most prompt complete and
trustworthy Information concerning the securities IN
which they deal. we are convinced that you can DO
the general public well tho Exchange noebeter
service than by all OF your Influence and au
thority in behalf OF this praiseworthy movement We
remain, gentlemen. very respectfully, yours
Edward King. President Union Tr 81 Company;
Drcxc, Morgan h Co. Won Hoffman x Co. Morton,
Bliss 4 Co, ~ X. Jessup patoa Co., Clark Dodge
4 Co. James b. Colgate 4 Co., Kissam Co.. r. H.
Lowery, President Bank OF the Republic; W. b.
Meeker, George : Coe, President American Exchange
National Bank; j. seligman Hallgaren 4 Co, Philip
Speyer Co Work, Strong Co ;Whitehouse Co,
II. I. Morgan 4 Co. vermilye h Co., Brown Brothers
4 Co.. John A. Stewart President United States Trust
Company 7. c. Calhoun, President Fourth National
Bank; Davis x Campbell, Robins, Powell Co., May
x King, and over 200 others.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05

Smoked meat: we're steady q. ise f., ham. and es %
sai srss. sers : % i' sii .ssss
Is 81 s'S sa 's'6 @
% 20 %
g. s7 for seller year and 50 IS for January sales
s s sc % s'ss:
* s1sss II. sSs,a s"s
delivery on private terms
%s'p: prime: :'i s,' sss ' Ees,:.s.a aisis
prime sasa a's .no % do as 5 &C. Eans0on fair
currency rene os Il bond GOLD
a bss. o
hned 4 was asss a We aso,s .Fs. 5sa1ns ss good
ss.se; DO centrifugal hbds boss. Nos 80 is essc
i.r 70 ehsiss ss ee rsinsa standard A. ioss:
ios.s sTsnastsa, iosss .Ss LOAF iiIss ,.r
a.s as ss s .,s: ?, !. ~: and
ss ~: P5I%; s;S
FRnlsnrs fairly ae,v. trade accomplished
Ths sns.ss%sn. ssnSr;ss y;.psol soSoo
saisS srsn H Pc ss
s SS.'s !. % 81 ''S
p1 SS1ss ps..as. ns's and
70 Hull. per steam 10000 bushels grain Sd 10 Ham
steam steam bu.hsi. grain and bale. cotton ton
at 1c.. both tor November shipment The charters
braced:A British bark, hence TO Cork for orders with
900 quarters grain. 6s Sd Norwegian bark hence
for voyage, with SOD quarters At 6s Sd German
bark. hence Hamburg, with ESQ quarters grain din
bagsj at Ga Cd; = Norwegian bark from Baltimore to
Cork for orders with $500 quarters reported At 6s I'd
British bark, hence United Kingdom direct with 5000
quarters at S. sd an Italian bark, hence to Cork Tor
orders with 3750 quarters At an Austrian bark
an Austrian bark hence to do with $500 quarters at Is
two harks from Baltimore 70 do with 5000 and 300
quarters At 6 3d. American schooners from Galveston
10 New York with cotton at nc Norwegian bark from
Charleston Continent direct with IC0 bales cotton
I'd Norwegian bark hence 70 Cork for orders 70 United
Kingdom Continent with 90 bbs. refined petroleum
at 5s 3D. direct port 3D. o: British ship from Philadc
phia 10 Bremen Antwerp with 900 bbls do Mt Is 4d
short days: British bark henco to Cork for orders
with 1000 bbls do 81 French bark hence 70 Sables
de Rouep. with 800 bbls nnphtha ut a. 3D. British
bark hence H.vrc BordeAux with 1880 bb crude
petroleum A. 7Id.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05

-wheat quiet but am, With sales oi about s2,ooo
eSss esisss sy'sn o sa No No.
chie.go 81 q for 20 for old wintcr red 81 80
fairly active and hrmer The sales were about 4ooco
Sr% H s. as s & %s' Ss az & 70, % Kansas 10.
mixed size Soc for unsr.ded mixed ss,se for low
p and a o ali osiobe se v
and @ s,sn for a' s and
Barley fairly active with sales $4,000 bushels six
's. ' Ss
s but h Tor Rrm. sa sI :s'
4sc soc for white state aoc. s7sc for Western mixed
Hrxr AMP JrIs The market was quies but Arm. We
ns s sale %s Of bale, s SO Gsn 500
500 s1s5 is5 double as and xc sa . sy ous
5s1sy ssls Manila :. hemp rs ss ssS odd . hemp S
NoLissrs asuiss but steady market for Now
and %sss 0!s ,ysi
@ Sss @ aain & 81 las. ss do @ @ 20" ssn. pse
aig 70 god aoc SHc pr,m. TO choice sas .;,, S,e
nominal & Of ssafs as's ssa
sas s 3 good Sss a:sd g W
from wIm,nso1 wess e as ss du strained
% e : % DID, % 50 u S
ad Sc o in sono but quos.sy higher
Ca,,onseed aud other oils were rm We quote Lnseed.
sow @ Soc yseS n s
rns doc s SFsssas n Il &c.
81 5s whale crnde Northern soc. do, Southern. $50
bleacned winter, use winter Demcneu nsn,
47c crude nsh 35c. 3cc.
PrrRolnexThe market Tor refined duh and unset
tied fhs closing prices follows Crude In bulk
j4c; do in bbl, lSc refined in bills 26c. do In cases
rec Jc naphtha. l3c to- refined. ut Phadelphis,
2bc do, Mt Baltimore, 20c Advces from the Greek
e | f s. SD To- Gssa 81 90
S3 ~ bid: niou, 80 30; shipment nominal So az.
PRoTtstoSs -RcccptsPork. 1913 bbls. lard 657 terces
and $50 kegs 40s packages bacon IS tetces
and L. 10 boxes beet SO tiercc III bbis and 9s2
The pork narsct quiet ana nominal. with sales
81 about bbls Sl7 cash, sl6 ~ hid
and SlT o5 second call tor october
Cut qniet and barely steady Sales were %
loose pcklcd hams 2sc l2c 10 boxes clear bellies
IA lbs lie and 50 boxes do l4 lbs
private terms Fresh hams quoted at iUto lie
fresh bellies 9ic losc, fresh shoulders ut 61sc 7c
picked hams 11bsc i2Ac, picked bellies at 1O,c
i2ac, pcked shoulders NJ 4c and box bellies at luac
tfc Macon quiet bn steady l,c for city aud ytac
Western long clear 100 boxes short sold 70 arrive
lite. Beef quiet bnt unchanged. We quote Bar
rs extra $40 Sit; plain mess, - $40: packet
$I2 si4; tisrced, CITY, extra India. $Is 81 !;
were quiet Al y2o $2i for prime Western
The New York herald., 1876-10-05

Currency cxchAngeB. $50 DC, ,U33
Currency balances. es...................... AIS
Gold excnanges....... ................ 3 ssl, $50
Gold balances ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s23T32
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

ox s2 ,,ass,,on as esgs s ,,, ssa sa
s Fsss j Il. PEI
ssGo s -
sa.s .Ss: folIsS;;is Texan ::sr. =. sse essis
,sa, e~ ssss. 81 Ii""ls pr - s'pss Per
i s. E nS 4
III x Sc H. % r.sS 's @
g, ss, !. ,c Isd'sns @ steers Ssss:
!, KAA @ 's nsr % weigh. s :W ~ s1 kssn
+ = q d. 81 ssn q s
Kentucky steers a. 100 per ib weight ~ ews Coon 4
p weight 7sw. 4 ohio steers At ios per per b.
Tn Tsy 0 s. snassy %s
81 ew.; is ken.ncEy At ssc periD veiahi sws;
'ssss s:s .ss.: { ~.sSs y k:%sssy
ssa, steers PEI s rssis p Is Weigh. sss s
A. Jersey City Yards consy Mcfssrson hers sold olo for
Ds, is. weigh. sw.: ?: i Ii;nG' s :.sss: S:s
s;si1: @ e. & s
.ad sss Rs
:!'sss s p, ss" ssi'
ss%ass @ sold or Sor. IS G
sisn on w o. ssTss s
:s: s1s:Tss ;s Y :s :s;
weight Son. ss M & S &
sHc per h. with Soc of per head, weight
:ss Il rs:: sT S ss@ ia
weights cwt ~ cws ~ Illinois steers At lie h.
ss u: Win i Scs on per head weight ~ ev,: Tor
weight ~ ews; Indiana ssc ios per M b..
SHEEP 1sD LAxBs:-Trads steady sheep sold at 4Hc .
&c r. .sd 1 aos1: = @ ne rs
n 81 90 per % Kensacs weight o4 lbs O.r
head at 5c per lb; II state lambs weight - lbs per
IS sAo lbs. per 4 head exc per ' ls Is sn. sssss
sSs sS State .fshs .s .sss .s E.: o. % s %
244 State lambs weight s5 os per head at 6 b 81
s's = p: sf.
s ssd SO @ oS'9 Weight
lbs per head 40 At sae pc, ID is5 Michigan "a
isi Michigan sheep weight 90 lbs per head & &C. per S
ps .ns weight .fss per- s:'
ss7 osn.d. lambs. Wight. e lbs 3 III; head Il
isss. @ IS e r"s,, :;s ]. q !:
:s:ss. wssSi z is 3, mead iS g s,:.:
r. = s;s .ssss .:ss; :s ::
s ss:,, Is - S.nsss s:ss:s. .ssss'
xssS $40 S.s,: sss,: LAMBS
s,:. sSs 81 s.s: s &: =, Ss:s
&c p.r ID. Jaaa saeEinshsm sold i42 State lambs.
lbs per head. exc per 1874 STATE sheep lambs
s 6 81 ..ss sss wsss
ibs At o,c per Kasc Pidcocx sold SO Jersey ewes,
weight 4.4io lbs at h.: $50 Ohio sheep. weight
III $50 bs at &C. 81 Kentucky shrep weight $500
lbs 5c. per lb; 20 Pennsyiv lambs weight 4Iuu
lbs &c per lb 55 Pcnnsyvania lambs wcisht 32ls
lbs 6c per ID. l01 Canada lambs weight 1870 bs,
at 6iSc per Id.
MlLcH Cows-Trade rather easier; prices $35 $50 per
he nd, calves included
vgALs AND CALvrs Trade moderate; smooth quality
ais sold 7c 9sc per lb quality calves At
3i,c. &c. per ID. also At s. $40 per hesd
ocs.-Six loads of hogs sold live weight.
State hogs, 26i lbs per head sold 64.c ~sr lb Ohio
hogs sold at 6s4c. 77sc per Id.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Oct. 4, 1876
S,. & e Ssi sseen s,osl ss BALES Exports coast
Cotton auie.; middns loe low maans HShs oss se
sosTs soss sS Sale. sss Exports
scsd sss.y "ss.s @ i s r.s.p % s
sS.:so. ssd"ss l''' Exports e'''' ' Sales '1 STOCK
c. ..,,,,,,. ,o, cn,snrsTos, ,sa s,., Oct & 1876.
Gs1n @ s ,oss S low sns adps 9 good
%i.s sas s.ss, 100 siosk ssos coast
Flour sale. LOO ss wss.s oss dull 10
Mwsasss club q "a e1,ia white yIenisan 81 si Corn
ley Lover sales Of bushels 2, bel \, Nc C.n.an az
shorts sI4 SIS ship suns, se middling $40 per ton
bushels. barley lumSsr iee cansl ship ship
"a do lumber oo c Railroad aS saas
Flour. 500 SOI,,
Lake Esesp''aporr s sss ssI' corn lsa,o bushels.
rssa rIHs ss 40 eorn Mae rssp d.
oats 49, i s"sy 24on DO sye 2"p DO ship
sssss Do Is in,srs, pon,;oocoIn, iisi1 bushels.
~sss ss'S ae ss,ls.a ss ss
2l.7o, DO. oats. 7oo do barley 400 Dc aooO DO
s s.IS, s prss, y soana
waus.. 81 81: Of white 81 -: three
u H. in good demand as@ an advance on ae
Ss 'ssn5 .sss 81 s 500 90 ysos %1sss
53hc do low mixed Toledo $780, 1000 do in lots
millcrs Of No. Western high and low mixed PIE
53s Oats dull and unchanged Rye nothing doing Bar
ley in fair demand and steady sales Of 10 Canada light
weight at D0c 9Sc 5000 bushels sample Western al pr
vate terms Malt IN light demand and UNCHANGED
PORK and lard held firm Mt fair trade prices generally un
changed. Sceds-bight sales timothy held firm at 81 a
s. 2o clover. nothing doing Highwines-sales of Iz5
bbis at 81 II ~ " for city made Canal rcights un
changed; boatmcn holding of tor advance.
CHICAGO, Oct. 4, 1876.
Flour moderately active and higher sales spring extras
at ~ % ~; supcrhne 80 37s white winter extras
- u aSG 40 Whca, excited anu higher, closing below
the outside prices. but strong new No Chicago SPRING
n ~ No Chicago spring, 81 0ts cash; safes 81 U
~ l2 October closed at ~ ius Octauer 81 ll Noyem
old rejected, Sic new, Ole. 92 Corn unsettled but
generally higher opened higher closed inside
prices and rather excited No at bye cash; sales ~
4ss4c 4shc. November; closed 44ssc kovembcr re-
jertcd 4sc Oats unsettled. closed steady 33c CASH
a5,ac November Rye fairly active and shade higher
b25sc. a. oLc cash. S3c. November. Barley steady
and unchanged PORK In iair demand and higher;
SIS ~ Si6 IS. cash; SIS 60 S16 o. October Ell 20
$40 25 NIL the Lard fairly active
x031, cash $40 ~, Octobcr 81 4Th all tho year. Bulk
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Al Philadelphia to-day Reading has been strong
The price opened at Pan, and. after declining to 2l
advanced TO 25A The following arc the closing
pric
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
ADVANCES AND DECLINE.

The following arc the changes In closing prices CON-
pared with those OF yesterday
ADVANCE Atlantic and Pacific preferred, u: Allan.
tic and Pacific Telegraph y Chicago, Burlington an
Quincy, "a Consolidation Coal .; Delaware and
Lackawanna, % Delaware ami Hudson, 4, Hannibal
and 81 Joseph preferred, -; Illinois Central, -, !;
Morris and Essex q, Jersey Central AZ. Northwest
Express, -.
DRcLISK.-Gold 4; United States Express Ia.
Adams, "a; ST. Paul common, !, preferred 1. !:
Pacific Mail, = ONO and Mississippi, "a New York
and New Haven. 1s Missouri Pacific =; Chicago ana
Alton preferred, = New YORK Central,
MONEY xARKsr.
Money closed at Z per call after loan
Ing up TO per cent The following are tho rates of
exchange ON New York tho undcrmentioned ed
cities to-day savannah, buying par. selling 4 ;
Charleston, easy, 5-ls TO par; Cincinnati, fair
demand 100 discount; New Orleans, CONNER.
pial. u; bank, u discount; st. Louis 100 TO
1875 discount. and Chicago, 10 discount Sterling
exchange was steaay; prime asking rates, 4 So. a
ls6; selling rates. 4 S2s As and 4 s. a SAY, Reich.
marks, 94S el5s and 95 e5Z, less a. Caples, e5ts
p5k, less IL Prime Paris, 20s. and 5.1sa.
THE GOLD MARKEr.
Gold opened Ito, declined to looz and closed at
,0ex The borrowing rates ragged from per to
Iat and per cent paid for carrying
Tne sum OF fl3o 900 sterling American eagles was
ruhdrawn from the Bank OF England to-day for ship.
nent 10 ibis port
OPERATIONS or rnz GOLD xxcnASGg BASk.
Hold Balances u, 4o5gl2
Currency bsiances.. lobS s3v
OSooD oearances.. III iaoooo
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

corToN-sPoT DULL AND 16c LOWER; ~
TuR.s CLOSED FIRM, BUT ABOUT 1-32c.
LowER-FLoUR sTRoNG--wHEAr STRONG
CORN ACTIVE AND FIRMER-oATs QUIET
wHIsKEy FIRMER-PoRK DULL-LARD QUIET
NoMINAL-RosIN NOMINAL FIRM-coF-
FEE FIRM-sUGAR BTRADY-FREI0HTs
STRONGER.
WEDNESDAY, Oct 40 p NJ
Tho markets werc generally buoyant, but as gen.
business done in all tho Leading products Dry
goods, boots and shoes and other class goods sold
freely at full prices On Change business was fair
but not large save in one of two articles Flour was
in fair request and strong Wheat quiet but strong
Corn active and frmer. Oats quiet. Whiskey frmer
Pork dull Lard quiet Frcights werS fairly active Cot
the spot dull and lice lower Futures closed
firm but about 1-32c. lower Coffee Arm. Sugar was
steady Oils and petroleum firm. Naval
nominal
CorrEEThe srkct Arm but quiet for Brazils: e6S
bags Rio, Newlight sold at 1s gold forbsreiy good
Mild coffee quiet. We quote -Ordnary cargoes l5kc
a &c.,; fair do, 17slc lsc good do. lsAe 1876.
Santos fair to good, l7c lsc. gold, ninety days; java
governments bags, zoe. 22c do mats. ale 23c
Singapore, lie. 1sc Coylon, l6hc lSc Marxcaho
16c. IKE; Laguayra, l6lac IKE Jamaca, 151sc
17c. St Domingo. lee; Porto Rico 1876. 17lc; Costo
Rico, 16c l9c Mexican, l6sc. IKE. Manila I5lc.
CorTos-Therc limited demand for spot cotton and
the market ruled with decline OF Lice The
for future deliveries opened weak and sales made
decline OF i32c. Thgr little hrmer feeling mani
tested during tho afternoon and the market closed steady
with loss however, Of about l32c compared with
rnnn n n n
The New York herald., 1876-10-05

Best l. Bclcher Mining c.
CALEDONIA Silver Mining
California Mining Co. 80.
Cleveland Gold Mining ca
Consolidated Imperial "
Consolidated Virginia, N
Crown Point Gold and
ing Co.
Gould 4 Curry Silver "
Grant Mining Co. ...... ..
Hale K NorcrOss silver Mil
Justice Mining Co .......,
Kcntuck Mining Co. ......
Leopard Minin 80. .......
Northern Belle ling and
OvermAn Gold Silver N
Pleasant View ing Co.
Silver Hill Mini Co. -.
Yellow Jacket .A'9ing Co.
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