davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-10-28

Ntvs' Vienna tl1atatrh eays the conclusion u
an asnf@tfir In ron tilrrrt ,.:rtai:I.
il IL utlriatfy denied that >crslntlas requested
tln: intervention If tit I'nwrrs.
a dispatch irna, i.:Etfule IT, thc Ti,nrt re-
tJst4 tIat tIlc resignation of tho SusYian Minis.
Ter Of Wnr IL taus!lrrsal tncvIsAI,'e. 1yon:tc1,
Chief Of Prince Miian's staff. will probably be
Ills gLlcccasuF,
, 1876-10-28

EGYPT.


THE K11gp1yE's ESTATE.
CAlRo, Oct. 27.-Enklund, France, Germany,
and Austria have notified their approval of the
Judgments ugalnst the Dalra, ur the khe1tycs
private cstutc.
, 1876-10-28

WAsulNaroa, D. C., Oct 2s-1 a. nl.-For
thu Luke Region, fal'ing barometer aud increas-
Ing southwest winds, partly cloudy or cloudy
weather, and raln areas purity turning lnto
SHOW.
LOCAL CBsERFATI0MB,
, 1876-10-28
AT l}EYEOLDSIllt1I(;. q.


CINCINNATI, D., Oct. 21.-rhe 7Tnlts' special
says: 1t l. reported that frs Ut Reynolds
burg, o., last night, destroyed the business
part OF tho town, including the Post-Otice.
Thu losa Is unknown.
, 1876-10-28

FRA nee.
NEWSPAPER MANAGER IMrnfsosSED.
PARIS, Oct. @7.-Tlc manager Vt Urotts 1t
rIumme newspaper lns bte,l sentenced to two
years. imprisonment lur insulting Gcnernls Of
The army.
uAMHETTA.
NJ. iambetta utltlrcsstl Ills constituents ut
HrI1eyiflc tu-!lay, urging moderation. Thu
spGrul WAS well received.
, 1876-10-28
BUSINESS NOTICES,

There are Thousands of peopie In Chicago
with shattered nerves and dcbfItated tltutions
I'olands Aromatic Bitter Wine y! Iron Ia q soYct.
etgn restorative. Ucpbt, 81 Clark.st
, 1876-10-28

TINE. l}tr. Jhr, Hu. Htaa, RAJ Wtaihtr
B:33 NJ 10. ~ u 8f fresh. Clpas.
lt:tsA. Tu lo.1 III ~ - u. H., fresh! t.... Ea!r
Sy9S SsS!s " " = Il !. !. f., i1r:h i1rst Estr E,|r
Uupt'. m.i.s,fI 3! ~ b., fresh, 90. lAiy.
lu:ls D. ,n.sv vi ~ s, fresh. ..... lll4ty.
Maximum thcrn4uH.etsr. 81: tainlulull. u.
1EAEHAL HHHnHvATtuSB.
itlIl1tnu. iAL. 13-NIdnixht
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
Profits on Consolidated Virginia.

A correspondent Of an exchange has
been calculating the profit that would
have accrued to the purchaser OF q hun
bred shares Of Con. Virginia stock In
June. 1871. provided lie had chung to
his certificates until tho "big bonanza
excitement in December. 1874. and then
disposed Of them ut the top OF the mar.
ket price. The figures are 80 startling
that we publish them. granting at the
same time that the chances were about
one in II hundred that u person would
pursue exactly that course which would
bring him in a maximum profit. In
June, 1871. 100 shares Of Con. Virginia
could have been bought for 90 per share.
or 5000 in all. Subsequently the stock
was watcred. 80 that these 100 shares
became 1000 shares. which In Deccm.
her, 1874. would have brought SEQ per
share. or in all $780, 900. When tho
California mine was consolidated out OF
several smaller claims and purchased BY
tho Con. Virginia management, the
stockholders Of the latter mino received
n pro rata OF tho new California stock.
The holder OF 1000 shares Of Con. Viz
ginia stock was entitled to receive gratis
$751; shares Of California, which In
December, 1874. were selling at $500 u
share. In all SiGG. GOO. Then there was
the cash dividends on Con. Virginia.
which up to December 4, 1874. aggre.
gated to the 1000 shareholder $4,000.
We have now q total OF Sl.2iO,CO O
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25

March. 1874. her husband gave him (ths
defendant) IS, 500 to buy 100 shares OF
California stock. Sho also brings suit
to recover el70. 900 from John Martin
and Phil. McGovsrn. for the purchase
and sale Of 500 shares OF California
stock; another against John Martin to
recover $50. 900 on purchase and sale Of
100 shares OF the same stock.
A large number OF people have lost
money in Savage through what was
claimed to be certain information re-
ceived from lady friends Of operators.
II Is now understood that there has been
held a caucus Of mining chiefs. and that
they solemnly declared 10 refrain from
giving any information whatever to the
fair sex.
In the Police Court to-day Thomas
Clancey aud two Of the crowd who de-
molished q city front coffee saloon were
fined $500 for assault and malicious
mischief and Joseph Davis $500. DAN
lei Conway, for striking q man for the
fun Of the thing. was fined 5000. Thos.
McCovern, who was concerned In grab
bling a lady's purse. was fined $40.
The trial OF Stephen Fitzgerald. In
dicted for dofrauding the Government In
false weights commenced before a jury
yesterday. Defendant makes no denial
that frauds were committed. but claims
that he had nothing to do with them.
lie was not a partner OF Lund; he was
only q workingman, aud could have bad
no interest in tho swindle. He was oc-
casionally called in from the yard to
weigh coal. and any other innocent en-.
ploye might DO guilty Of a similar Of.
Tense.
J. W. Pearson has commenced suit
against Martin ]. Mcdonald for the
value OF q seat in the Board held ut that
tins by one Stanford, who has turned
over his claim TO plaintiff.
Burglars arc working" the Western
Addition again. Three cases have al.
ready been reported since Monday. No
great amount Of booty was obtained.
however.
The Society OF California Pioneers
are going to erect o building at the Gen.
t%ennial, to DO finished OF with Caliior-
mia woods.
The Pacific Mil Company Is said to
have contracted for three new iron
steamers for the China feet. TO be built
entirely OF American material, midway
In size between the City Of San Fran
cisco and the City Of Tokio.
An autopsy on the body OF August
Kamecan. supposed 10 have committed
suicide by poison. in the hallway Of the
Merchants Exchange yesterday morn.
ing. shows his death to have resulted
from natural causes. though deceased
said he had taken poison.
The French citizens held q meeting
tonight and made arrangements for q
grand celebration on the 9Th OF next
month in honor OF tho Republican sue
cesses In tho elections in France.
The rain has ceased for the present,
but with q prospect OF moro before
morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
4 u n.
snn Francisco News.

San Francisco. February 2i.-The
receipts OF the big race from the sale Of
tickets were $4,000 /; entrance feo Of
eight horses, 10000; bar and other
privileges. 5000; admittance OF teams,
5000; admittance to grand stand, So.
900; total receipts about $4,000. The
amount in the pools is estimated at
500, 900. Tho profit to the Jockey
Club-all horses but Foster and Ruther-
ford being distanced-is set down at up
ward Of $40, 900. Tho members Of tho
club are Zoks Wilson. Johnny Martin,
Phil. McGovern, A. ]. Bryant. A. +.
Wiley. A. Z. Swain, Fred. Collier and
William Shear. Il IL not positively
known whether the two latter are still
active members Of the club and share in
the spoils. The lucky ones. so far as
known, arc Littell and Moore, whose
winnings are put at $40. 900; Jim Me-
Donald, OF Marysyllle. $4,000; and
many $1,000 aud ~downwards, among
whom Is Mr.. Sharkey. Of Butte county.
The losers are difficult to ferret out. II
is reported that Walden and q number
Of his Denver friends were cinched in
sums ranging from 5000 to 10000.
Between 4 and 9 o'clock this morning
three burglars we're discovered In n stable
In the rear Of the residence Of ]. A.
Drinkhouse, South Park. Two OF the
ruffians escaped in tho darkness. the
third was observed by officers running
in the direction Of Second street. and
pursued. BY the time the policeman
reached Third street the fleet burglar
had turned into Bryant street. md the
policeman gave up the pursuit. About
hve minutes afterward, while Sergeant
Sharp Was standing on the corner OF
Third and Brannan streets. a maj passed
isisurely along. hatlcss and out OF
breath. He was o~vcrhauled. recognized
an the party who had been pursued,
and identified as Michael Gully, the
~''Shepherd Boy" n famous ten.milc
runner OF early days. lie was held in
the Police Court to-day for trial.
Michael Farrell. jailer Mt the Broad.
way Jail. on washinston's birthday went
to the races and while returning had
some trouble with Fred. Bussey.
Chicago champion OF light weights.
which he ended by drawing a pistol and
blowing Busscy's scalp with a bullet.
Farrell was arrested on q charge OF
assault to murder. As the complaining
witness failed TO respond to his name
In thsPolice Court to-day. q bench war.
rant WIS issued for his arrest and the
. was continued.
Suit was brought yesterday against
Phil. Mciovsrn by Clara A. Helm, ad-
ministrairix OF the estate Of Jas. Helm.
deceased. 10 recover $50. 900 on stock
transactions. Mrs. Helm alleges that in
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. c. SHELLEY, q
brakesman on the V. & 7. II. R.. met
with a severe accident yesterday after.
noon ON the fume track OF the railroad.
Near the fence Of the Orphans Home.
between tho Warm Springs road and
Blethen's house, stands n derrick. which
Is used to hoist rock from the prison
quarry on the fats. It appears that MIR.
Shelley was standing on a box car as
the train went under tho derrick. and
one OF the guy ropes which extended
across the track caught and threw him
on u fiat car in the rear, breaking his
thigh. Mr.. Shelley Is at the Carson
Exchange and well attended TO, both
medically and by nurses.-Cdrson III.
J,me, FED. "a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
THIS i. TIL: nEsr ROUTE EAST

II. track !, ofsTEEL RAILS. anil on u la. len
male the fastest time that has ever been male ~
thise country. By this route pas.ei.ct. lyi f"iht'
east Of hi ago have choice OF Tie iou"N'ns "'',
Nv, n. rist.tup. Fort WAYNE aud Chicago and
" Penney, anis ial~iways-1 hfee thfongh iaiss
phii.ielphla and New iofs on each tiaIn. One
throush train. with Pullman Palace safs.
TO baltimore aud M..hlnston. p.nv.y
snd Gsnnsctions New Yolk Csntral anHi Itis
kallroaa. )-Thrs,s through ,falnl dalS rnn Nv.
Palace Dtawins koo,n ani sus'f r"i''' s''P'
m, ~ iv%,.his.n ,%;.niral, Grani Trunk. Grat
=" W..tsrr, aIri krIe and New York ,.ntfsl Hall
s.s Drawing iioom and she ping cal., %th,sugi'
10 New Yors, 10 Niagara falis. Bhfalo. h"'h-
". rs,,i, od ses ~ ,.,h,s I,aIlmai-Two through
trains daily. with i%l'illn1n Palace ,.r,. i.,
Newark. GAINESVILLE. Wheeling. Washington aud
baltimore. without change.
Tbt. 4. the shortest. best ant only line running
| pullman. celebrated Palace Sleeping Ear. ana
| t,o.ehss. connecting with unian Phcine Hallf'ad
at Oiushs AMI ireIn ~. West, wa .isnl 'uu'i NV,
| Marshall, Cedar Rapids. Clinton. St'lihs ahe hA'
on. for Chicago and the last.
TIT. popular route j. unsurpassed ior Speed:
Comfort and Safety. The smooth. Nel ba.t,t,'
man Palace slesplng Car, the perfect I.lesispil
system sfmoyins tralns. the regularity With Nhlsh
they run. the ainIlrable afrane,nhrn, i"f ruuhla.
| through cars 10 Chicago nom all paints West. 80
| cure 10 pas>sngeTs all the comfort. 81 modern hal.
way Travelling. No changes Of ears and Nv tedious
delays at ferries.
Passengers will ani tickets via this fsvort.rsuis
st IN. Uenerai Ticket Ofices % the Central Pacinc
RaIiroaI In San f~fanc,sco aui SACRAMENTO, ahi W
all 1.-THE Ticket oai'e' Of 'h,y FIFTY II 'ssirrSSEff.
MARVIN iIUGHlTT, Gen. Pass. Agent.
Gen, rupt., Chicago.
n. y. sTANwOJD, General Agency. w Mont
geometry street. san frand.co. nlHb
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25

MlyoR CnARLxs W. Toxin, recently
Of Virginia City. has assumed charge OF
the General Thomas mill and mine. in
Southeastern Nevada. The shipments
NJ the mine for the week ending Feb
Yuary 10Th were ss.746. The bullion
product Of the Northern Belle for the
samo time was So. S5S 30.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25

The coinage Of the trade dollar COM
menced In July. 1873. simultaneously at
San Francisco and Carson. since that
time there has been turned cut a. San
Francisco Min, IS. 0si, 900. During the
same period there has been exported TO
China 50, 3s5. 200. or Sl,3OO.OOO more
than was coined in San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
Ma. DAME. Mlncr, tho Democratic

Nh. DANIEL MARcr. tho Democratic
candidate for Governor Of New Hamp'
shire, has m uncomfortable war record,
and the Republican press Of the State is
making tho most Of II. Ho was in Con.
gress in 1864, when he made q violent
speech against Lincoln and tho conduct
OF the war. Here is an extract: "'Tho
wicked. disloyal Abolition party who
sustain the President In his attractions
OF the Constitution aro joint heirs with
him to tho inheritance Of eternal in.
fanny"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25

A CARsoS man who was up TO Virginia
yesterday says tho mud il four feet deep
In Gold Hill. Nice place TO live in
Carson Tribune.
That Carsonito never passed through
the town. lie was stopped, turned
around and escorted out Of the limits by
a Committee Of col.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
BORN.

SEESAS-ln Virginia. February q. 10 the
wits of Andy Neonan, atsn.
Eureka. F,bruary 10. 10 ths wife Of
y. W. Cole, q daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
NEW TODAY.
Lisr or LETTERS

nrMAININ0 IN THE GOLD HILL PosT
h Once February IS, 1915. II not called for
within one month they viii be sent to the Dead
Ieiier ONCE. XAshinRtOni
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
DR.. IA MARS
PILLS

NOR SEMINAL EMISSIONS. IMroTES-
II or, Lors OF yigor. setnal aud Gcnrril
Debility. Physical Prostitution. and the inany
allmenis OF like nature arising from indircic.
tlon, self. abuse, over, Indulgence. etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
MARRIED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In Rsso. y. bruary
%. George W. Cunningham to hiss Julia Z.
Vance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills

Are prepared expressly Tor this class u cori.
plants. and We recommend them sr q speedy
and effective remedy. Their general tonic
effect on the whole system Il extremely bsns.
ncial. You cannot take them without bciag
benefited by them. The impruienl youth. the
oyer.worked man, the premAturoly old. the
married and single men and women. alike. viii
mad in this remedy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
Terrible Raiirsad Aeeidess.

FisnxIIL. N. Y. Feb. 2i.-InteTviev
with passenger show that Q terrible
railroad accident happened last night at
12 O'Clock near wallineford on ths Har-
lem Extension train, composed OF an
engine. baggage car. one passenger car
and q Wagner sleeping car. There we're
ten passengers on the sleeping car. which
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
rHr GLORY Of MAN IS HIS STRENGTH!

II 10 Q weil.known fact that thousands suncr
from tile Aboye.paned complains. TIL very
nature 81 such troubles bcgtts q tmldity that
often prevents the snfefct fwm cOnrnlttng
friend or physician. AMI the victim go's on
from ninth To month unrclioycd. until tie
isck.lusar eye. pslili cheek and general mental
aud physical prostraiiOn ilnds him broken down
In health, without energy and without hope.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
suis Against John &. Fremont.

wAsHrSoroS. Feb. 23.-To-day Gen.
eral Cnttenden and NJ. q. Inele, for
Thomas L. and II. II. Crittenden, OK.
ecutors OF the estats.of John J. Critten.
den. deceased. filed n suit against John
O. Fremont for $500 in which sum
II il claimed defendant in December.
1856. became indebted to j. j. Critten.
den for his services rs attorney for de-
PENDANT In procuring for defendant let
tiers patent for certain lands in Califor-
mia known as Los Mariposas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
w ~
AGAINST IloeeheR.

NEW YoRx, Feb. 2i.--The Brooklyn
E;aqe says Mr.. Bowen declines giving
the text Of his statement to the newspa-
pen, and the plymouth Church
Committee say they will not. The
Eagls reporters called upon Bowen and
the members Of the committee to-day.
but they were all firm. The substance
OF the statement, however. has been AZ
ccrtained. Mr.. Bowen does not claim
to have any knowledge OF guilt on
Beecher's part. He says he believes
him guilty because Of what be has heard
from divers parties. The only names
mentioned by him are Mr.. and Mrs.
Richards. who he said told him Mrs.
Tilton confessed to them. Another
woman. whose name he declines 10 give.
| told him. he says. that in 1858 she saw
Mr.. Beccher enter in u suspicious man.
ner the study OF Plymouth Church with
n woman whose name he also declines
to give. His informant did not say she
knew adultery was committed there. but
she believed there was. Tho third and
chief case cited by Bowen il that Of q
woman. who he says told him she had
been twice outraged by Mr.. Beechsr,
and that subsequent to the outraees she
remained improperly intimately with
him. Who this woman was, where the
alleged outrages took place. or when
they took place are facts which Mr..
Sowsn declared he could not be induced
to disclose. Apart from these three
cases the statement is devoted to a de-
tense Of Bowen's behavior toward Beech
or aud the public since he became con-
WINGED Of Beecher's guilt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
Assshsr s,axc Line to she Hack
Hills.
BoIInNs beIseted N q Lffe.SASIh
station.

WASHINGTON. February N.-The Sec.
Rotary Of the Treasury yesterday sent to
tho House q communication from the
officers designated to select sites for lifc-
saving and lifeboat stations on the Pa.
cinc coast. They say a suitable location
was found at Port Requis. in brakes
Bay, hut as all the land bordering on II
belonged TO person, who would not
sell and whose occupancy could not be
admitted. they selected a site at Bolinas,
in Bolinas Bay. This is the only selec-
ton which the officers report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
New YoRx, Feb. "a.

Henry c. Bowen characterizss q an
outrage the conduct Of the Plymouth
Church people last evening. and eI-
presses surprise and indignation that
any body Of Christians would attempt
to lock a free.born citizen in . oom
against his will. He il celebrating
what action he should take. u any. in
order to bring the perpetrators Of the At.
tempt on his personal liberty to justice.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-29
Department Of Finance.
CITY HALL,

CITY HALL,
New Orleans, January -, 1S16.
Sealed proposals will be received by the " Commits
sioners of the Consolidated Debt until IL o'clock NJ
a3d February for the sale TO the city of s35000 of
Bonds of the City of New Orleans, including Premium
Issues and of the late cities Of Jefferson and Carroll
ton.
Bids must state the amount of accrued interest
thereon and all offers must cover both principal and
interest. The right to reject all bids is reserved
ED. PILSBURY,
iaa2 1awSfe23 Administrator of Finance.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-29
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Saturday Morning, Jan. 20, 1876.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises .6:52 Moon Sets $50 p. NJ
Sun Sets...5:35 First Quar-. I'd 1913 T. N
ARRIVALS.
Oriole, Josephine. John Howard, City OF Alton,
Ashland Trenton Natchez, Kapides, Assumption,
KITTY Hegler, Golden Rule, J. +. Frazer, LESSEE
Tas lor, GAINESVILLE Bart Able, Mary Ida.
DEPARTURES.
OrioIe, Waloon, Wawenock, Henry Tete, B. L.
Hodge, Gov. Allen, Garry Owen, Thompson
Dean, John =. Maude.
Oriole, j. F. Frazer; Geo. Spangler, Waloon,
Martha, Lower Coast; Arlington, Garrett and
barges, Olio River; j. A. Scudder, st. Louis;
Kate Hi rev, Ouachita; Fanny Tatum, Arkan-
sas; Tex 8, Belle Rowland, Col. A. 7. kouns,
Carrie A. Thorn, Red River Josephine, Upper
Coast.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE THIS DAY.
Orole, Lower Coast, 10 A. III.
Mary Ida Upper Coast. 10 A. N.
Assumption, Latourche, II NJ.
Martha, Lower Coast. p. III.
Natchez, Vicksburg. 5 :. n.
Trenton, Opelousas, 5 P. NJ.
ST. John, Lafourche, 5 P. N.
Bismarck, ST. Louis, 2. NJ.
City OF Alton. ST. Louis, 5 p. NJ
Bastrop, Bartholomew, r. NJ.
James Howard. Ouachita, P. N.
Stella Block, Beuf River, P. NJ.
Maria Louise, Red River, P. ii.
Ashland, Arkansas, 5 2. u.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-29
THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN SATURDAY JANUARY o. 1876

shares OF banks and railroads, Of which the par
ticusrs did not transpirs also, at the Stock Ex-
change. 20 shares Bank Of lafayette at SIS 49, 5
Hiberna Bank at $50 so, 2 st. Charles Street
Railroad Company at s72 IS, and New Orleans
City Railroad Company at 1925 SO.
City Bonus continued strong, as will be seen
by the quotations b9low. The sales comprised
sill 900 Premium Issues, embr acing 5000 at 321
$1,000 at 81. and $500 at 3314; $4,000 New Cur
rency Seven Per Cents at 3211 Z and $4,000 Gold
Bearing Seven Per Cents, drainage seriesl, en-
bracins $1,000 at 331ss, $4,000 at 33s and $780,
0O at 81; also, at the stock Exchange, $4,000 Pre-
MUM Issues at 3214.
In Miscellaneous BoIds we noticed sales of
$4,000 Loulsi4n ana Levee Company at 81 q, $4,000 do
at 49, and $4,000 jackson Railroad first mortgage
issues at S6a4.
New state Consols were dull and 4 d cent
lower. The sales comprised SIS. 900, embracing
$4,000, SO 900 and s1O.C0 at 664, and s25 900 at
6G1a Also at the Stock Exchange, $40 900 at 664.
T'he sales Of City Scrip included $1,000 1874
Time, at thu stock Exchange, at 43, and s270O
outside at 49,
The quotations Of City Scrip, Metropolitan
Pc ice Warrants and state Warrants will be found
in the table below, appended to the Stock List.
The following the weekly quotat ons of the
New Orleans stock Ex hanye:
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-29
3,233,717 Is $34,7

Decrease 81, sos, DAB II. The increase IN the
certified debt IL attributed to the ccunulatlon OF
interest.
We now quote exceptional paper at -@9 D
cent per annum discount, Al do at 500, aud
second grade nominal. FIRST class mortgages
still rule at SOLO q cent per annum, while second
grade continues entirely nominal.
Gold opened at 1127s0l131s. against lib at
New York. and after a moderate business closed at
the opening rates in both markets, touching 1875
during the interim The sales summed W. s38 500,
embracing $1,000 at 1929; $1,000 at 112I, 5000
and $500 at 1I3; $4,000, $4,000 and So 900 at 1875
No sales of Silver were reported American
half dollars were quoted at 1041 aslSl051a against
lO5l1O6 yesterday, and Mexican dollars at 81 "a,
GOLD, for new and 9254, gold, for Old, against
S2IL YES serday for the former and 9311aa for the
'atter. The decline in Mexican dollars Is owing
to advices from England quoting them lower,
and the difference between the new aud old, the
latter being preferred for the China trade.
Under better bill market at New York ster-
ling was stronger. The moveme end was moder-
ate. The sales comprised ga, 800, embracing
f16OO and f25O0 bill Of lading at o.4l, $4,000 and
f5lOO DO and $1,000, $1,000 and $1,000 Al clear at
5.43, sl4OOO bill Of ladng and AL clear and
f2z, 900 bill of fading at 5.43G5.4311 and fl2Oo
bank at S 46H.
Al the close sterling bills were quoted at SAP
as. 43Ia for bill of lading and Al clear, and -g
( 46lI tor bauk (bank couater rate 90 40, and
francs at 62H for commercial ana nominal iof
bank.
crate and the demand fair, commercial was very
strong at previous rates. The sales comprised
slas DO. embracing $50, 900 commercial, and slO-
o10 $4,000. sl3, 900, SIS 900 and $4,000 private
bankers at SIC D cent discount; and $1,000 com nm
mercial and $4,000 private bankers al PINE
adelf hia, and $40 600 on Providence At 7.l6.
The banks continued to check on New York
At u % cent discount and commercial sight was
still quoted at 5 16. c
The sales of Stocks included ~ SHARES Ores,
cent City Railroad at 500, 50 do at So 90, and