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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-10

Last year We paid foreign oaoa.
tries $50, OOO, 900 for WOODEN geeos
and Oil, O0O, 900 f6r manufactured
gOOda When We have u ~ ooun.
try 10000, 900 moro shsep than -
have now We shall only vsoa~es ~
wool We use; and yet them = -
country on earth where lbsep 60
be raised % probably - q -
United States. Hat W ~ ea94
every year nearer 70 supplyine :
own markets with tho wost theY =.
mand. In 1875 Tie vo6f 49,
country Wa. = - =
pounds, while ID y - ~
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-10

nstnvse.sss 80
to misfnvtune ~ ~
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Ierms OF Subscription:
yerms Of Advertising:

ON. square, Of one inch in space or ies.'
ars. insertion, 81 %; each adai''oha' 'h'ef-
ZION, 30 cents.
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Osso TnBi
The bones o. Tssso. }

The bones o. Tssso.)
II would be we'll for all survivors
to remember the following, With
which we close our quotations:
Praises on tombs are trinss vainly spsot,
A mans good name 10 his best monument.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-20
TO MY PATRONS.

HHHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
informs" the patrons of the Humboldt
Baths and Saavinx Saloon, that from this
date the bst1s and saloon VIII close at ~
O'Clock noon every Sunday.
The Balhss will only be open 10 the
public SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
RICHARD ROBINSON
Winne mu Goa, Juna H. 1877 NsY9WD 4y
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-20
NIurner MiIlOuf.

A few years ago August Flower"
was discovered to be certain cure for
Dyspepsia and Liver complaint, q few
thin Dyspeptics made known to their
friends how easily and qpickly they
had been cured by its use. The great
merits Of GRsE>'s AUGUST FLOWER
became heralded through the country by
one sufferer to another. until, without
advertising, its sale has become i'm
mense, Druggists in every town in the
United States are selling it, No person
suffering with Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Costiveness, palpitation OF
she Heart. indigestion, low spirits. etc,
can take three doses without relief.
SO to your Druggist and get a bottle
for IS cents and try 1T. Sample bottles
10 cents
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-20
Trial Jurors.

Following are the names of the trial
jurors drawn for the July term of the
Fourth Judicial District Court and
subpenaed to be and appear in the
Courthouse on July II. 1877: Chas.
Kesler, George Lovelock. Asa Moore,
J. @. Fall, Peter Smith, NJ. Open
helm, John Jurgens. James McOor-
mick, John Bush, Richard A. Soule,
Joseph GERMAN, Thomas Shone, Ho-
mer Davis, Henry S. Hoppin, Richard
Robinson, Larry Finn, Eli Reinhart.
H. J. West, Joseph Well. Walter Scott,
Pablo Laveago, David Melarkey. T. j.
Hadley, Chas. Mcdowell, George
Glenn. A. j. Shepard, George Turrittin,
John Borland, l.. N. Carpenter, Joseph
Lyman, L. b. Bracket, Joseph Organ,
Fl. H. McColly, B. F. Riley, Chas.
Kemler. A. G. Perry. John NJ. Brown,
James Gould, Laurence Cook, Stephen
Thomas.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-20
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Another Arrest.

A man named Fred. Bussey was ar
rested yesterday at Battle Mountain
and brought here by Sheriff Kyle and
Len Harris upon charge of assault
with n deadly weapon. 1t is alleged
that he shot Mt brakeman near Love.
locks week ago while riding between
two cars on freight train. His e1am-
ination will take place to-day before
Justice Thompson.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-20
PARADISE VALLEY,
A Justice with a Head OF His
Own-Fine Scenery--The Politi-
cal Feeling.

LoNGvILLE, PARADISE VALLEY,
June Ia, 1877.
EDITOR SILVER STATg:-I suppose in
the future, as in the past, I will have to
post you at last. If building continues,
as at present, on Hendricks street, we
will have a town surprising Winnie
mucca in length. if not in population.
Times are getting lively. Our new
Justice Of the Peace has had some ar
rests made. He is somewhat after the
style of "Old Hickory" and says "By
the Eternal he will have peace"
Knives and revolvers have no terrors
for him. and he is bound to enforce the
law at all hazards.
The scenery here at present is beau
tifnl. The wheat and barley look more
promising than for years past. If any
body doubts it let them take spin.
around the block and pay us visit.
even if it be flying one, as c. G
Biles made few weeks ago. and be
convinced. There is considerable po-
litical excitement here for an off year
and the mere mention of the names of
our standard bearers last fall, brings
the boys to the bar just as if the con
test was about to be renewed. 1t is
now conceded by many Republicans
| that they are on the switch track and
about to run into the ground. Hayes
has bid them goodbye and has taken
the Democratic train, and is trying to
| save himself and the country by fol-
| lowing the track laid down by the
Democrats at st. Louis, and running
the Government on Tilden's principles.
answering Democrats from day to
day, its principles and power display
and proclaim through the land. Its
work is being done by Hayes band.
OBSERVER.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-20
House Robbed,

The house occupied by George Ba-
&er's Transfers, near Homer Davis
blacksmith shop, was entered yesterday
and robbed. A trunk owned by Holla-
way Baker was broken open and its
contents, consisting Of new suit OF
clothes. shirts, jewelry, etc., stolen
The robbery was committed between
O'Clock in the morning and o'clocl
in the evening.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-20
sick at UnionViiIe.

M. S. Bonnifeld, who left here Sun
day evening for Knoxville, was taken
quite sick shortly after his arrival at
that place. Yesterday his condition
was critical. and DR.. Banks telegraphed
here for DR.. Johnson, who was unable
to leave his patients. To-day he
is reported much better
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-20
ARTESlAN WELLS.

NNHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
Il to inform the public that he now
prepared. with themost approved machinery.
to sink Artesian Wells in any part Of the State
on the shortest notice.
All orders or communications ON tAe sub
ject address to Cahoon Il Palmer; Battle
Mountain, Will receive prompt attenticu.
ST. CAHDON
UBattls Mstntsins Oetober 9e.1sy6.. If
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-20
Wool From Hull Run.

Jacob Znmwalt arrived to-day with
10, 600 pounds of wool from Bull Run.
This article is in better demand and
commands a higher price than it did
last year.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-20
Freight Shipped.

Two teams belonging TO Wallace and
Mcdonald were loaded yesterday by
N. Levy & Co. with 10000 pounds of
merchandise for Silver City.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-20
The Nez Perces War-TroOps Order. d
North From Camp Harvey.

A dispatch from Baker City, Oregon.
says special messenger was dispatched
from there yesterday with orders for
Captain Bendier's command, stationed
at Camp Harvey, to move toward
Boise City and the Weisar immedi-
ately. Great excitement prevails in
Eastern Oregon and citizens are ready
to volunteer at ouce. Reports from
Lewiston say that at meeting of the
citizens General Howard and Indian
Agent Monteith were blatsed for the
outbreak.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-20
This Mornings Board

1850 Ophir 90 81
l040 Mexican AZ
1000 G & G l6'4 1917
24l0 b & b 2S1s 2s'4
675 California 81 3514
700 Savage 90 go
$40 Con Va 80 34H
l75 ChollaI 39Z
$3.50 III Il N779I
27l0 Crown Point 81 so
100 Yellow Jacket - 1879
10000 Imperial 1870 Zoe
l05 Kentuck 5A-5
$50 Alpha 15H 15s+
1000 Belcher So 5aS
80 Confidence So
1880 S New z 67s
3l5 Utah Is 1917
1900 Bullion 91I ~
1925 Exchequer z Ga
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-20
Untsellvered Messages.

There are two undeliyered messages
for S. Z. Hocomb at the Atlantic aud
Pacific telegraph office.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-20
Paradise Agent.

b, F. Riley is authorized to collect and
receipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE
in Paradise Valley.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-20
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.

so Meadow Valley Use
200 Raymond Il Ely 10 91s
425 Eureka 1917 20
265 Jackson AZ
$40 Belmont IA
600 Rye Patch 2 210c
100 Alps
600 Leopard 3 295c
100 Panther 95c
495 Belle I524 10
900 Hussey 80 25c
100 Manhatten s
100 Defrees
1860 Grand Prize 90 10
800 Argenta |
1000 Modoc 260 21%
275 q Chariot us i80c
375 New Coso 2 1850
1910 Leeds "a l40c
1880 Justice III 81
2050 Union z
$3.50 Julia 4 80
1900 Caledonia AZ 4l5c
1880 Baltimore 95c
1l45 Silver Hill 800 81
100 Challange L..
1890 Dayton "a
1880 Rock Island so SOC
1865 New York IS 60c
275 Occidental IA
APO Alta 2 255c
200 Woodville 55c
5000 Lady Washington Ia ~
1850 Kossuth 40 30c
1880 Andes IA 1909
100 South Justice |
2200 Leviathan
400 N Con Va Zoe
1900 Prospect rs SOC
1900 Monumental Is 20c
1850 Peytona rs Toe
ID Ward Use
1915 Trojan 10 Sc
500 Weber
275 Utah III. 162&
1900 II & M So
1l5 Chollar 80 81
1850 Savage 8 93s
2055 Gould Il Curry Is 16
1745 California IS 34A
1915 b d b q 2724 bic
1000 Mexican Az 147.
845 Exchequer ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-20
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY
CONCERN.

YEVHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD
his interest N the Paradise Stage Lite
desires 10 settle up all accounts at once.
Those having claims, against him see re-
squested to present tie same, and persons
Knowing themselves to 1e indebted to him
Will please call 1t the. City Drng Store and
settle. G. A. DESA assure.
WWinnemucca; jane H.. 2w.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-20

Gold, silver and Currency.
San Francisco, June 90
silver G65k
Trades % 9Gk
Greenbacks s5h 95A
Gold opened in New York to-day at 59s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.
UrDnpLAN NApKLT9

LIVERPOOL. Dec. G-P0rk- Eastern steady az 3d. West
eru iul NJ 81 BaaUn-Cuuberand cut huI AZ ~.
short Rbdu n i0 cd Long Clear dn At ~ SPORT ,ieai
dan NJ 10 Hams-Iong Cut dgl az 40 shoulder ill fl
q fd Beof-India Mess dun At %; tif1 Nos. STEADY
AZ fl2; Prime Mess dali NJ 81. iafl-Puue western
steady ~ 49, TallOW-P Prime city dnl az 40 Iurie ne
III. m TO- Cheess-Ameucau Choice steady at - Lao y
dun al a. Flour-Fxtra state steady A. @" when o
sprng dull at 10 IT, 10 -prLe tui. ar lota W inter-
dull al n It, MIXED soft steady ~ ~ i 'oitpu
seed OILY Yellow American, none m the market 49,,
LIVERPOOL, Dec. J-l2.5D D. - ottoh active M"i
ding Upands, 6i2d.; Midlling orleans; 80. "a -
uation and export Receipts ~ the day 3O)D bales al
American Futures opened partially i.-' better I'd ~
vance has since been Ie5li anis' I1% ' i.
ciu.c December delivery D cyl; aI-o bf utA '''
MiIding clause. January ami FEBRUARY delivery q" - y
lands Low MMilng bruarT sni NaIrl irutI
Glad; a'sb GI5d: panas. Low Mtlng cIlu.e pi fld
clause. shipped February and March SAIL o''- F'tui
Ll.lRrooI, Dee. So D. N -.Mldalng Cplanis cotton.
Glad. Niillng ORLEANS. 64d. Low NfLln@ .p.Li
Good Ordinary Upland. 1isL. Ordinary DIdhl-, > ID
FutHres-Upands low NnIlins clause eceilhef 'r4 .
ary delivery. 61lyd; Upin Low Mhaine 49, 'itF
F-brar- aud March delivery. 6'ri Up.alt- ID" ftns
CLAUSE Sew crop. shipped January AMI February, az i
Uplands Low Muins clause. shipped MARCH, aH AHI' SAL
israrooI Dee. G-3 m.-Beci. 50 per erce icr Prime
Mes, Bacon. lr plgrwt. Tor short Clear Mild,t~
IivrHGla Dec 6i ,. fu.Ihc saes OF cotton yc'lt ~
Included h 900 bales American. ~ the salcs to-day -1i
bales American Futures Jpi1nd% 10" MdiAhs clause
IrTPT56l BE- 50 T. -Cotton futures flat Uilanl'
Low Niitlng clause, March ANA ApHi drHN.5i e-.lf- :
TUlands Low Aldting clause New crop snppcd So'en'
Der and December. sail, 6'isf. ~,
LoSDoy. Dee. 6-i- - y. m.-Heuneh Petroleum. lZtl'
TdSnot Dec G-i3) r m-rllow. 80 Gd7 9d. per cwt
spirits of TurDeHtue. - 3D. 42i g. per cWt
LONDON Dee 6-Frentn1.- Llns'el pl, rs 10 per Ton .
ANrwEir, Dee. G.-Pe1roleum. 81 francs Tor hne pale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07

nrm while poor II anything ne lover than LsstsTa ss
han te past week very poor and ID
they almost uDsasbe and for Which me enss q
shipping them doubtful they VA w OT To more masa
lots Of sheep and Lambs ranged from 5'so 70 o ''i'"
HseSSeck & Davi. sold a. sOthst l7s state sheep nee
SO a. at iso 1886 do sG n, at sac 40 do - 10 a. eae
"a 9G Gfaa 81 ssS Isl sna SS 20 b. SIC 90
IS aO e5 de- n at % % state sheeP ana al se
James KIRBY CO SOD % state Sneep 81 81 a. 40 80 p
$50 Ohio 50 n q sss do os - Rat s. iSs
$ 10 ioS state Lambs % - a. PC 90
r. At &C. g2 257 canada lambs 70 6 si cauads
sheep ana Lambs, l03 H. at 9'c' DICKS l%O !" &c"
Judd & Buekin CHAM sold JsrsIy City, 1872 canada ana
sheep % n az &c. 1893 do 50 d. at se IoI Oho IO1 10
Kase sold 2o2 Jersey sheep o. d. at &c. IS
Ensign cold isI Ohio sheep, 1o5 NJ at IS 56hF
GoGs-irriyas AZ carr. Jersey CITY Il cars At toth St
day 532 against 23325 head time last week
he Is a Gt one vey aSrd .s s S
CITY Dressed rule steady at 5266sc Jersey Dfess as
quiet At 9a7c Live Hogs are dull at 4G3c ye' e" nave
W Rod soil at Goth st. 29s Ohio Hogs alive, 1913 n at
Hallenbeck Davis Sold at 6Oth-st. 81 Hogs. l3o p,
Ege on, sold. washington Market car Of choice
Michigan refrigerator Hogs 100 ID down. At 5sc
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
BUFPAIo, y. Y, Dec. 6--CATrLE-Receipts today, 1872
/
lb9 cars No sales day. ~ of fresh arrivals consigned
through. cars Of uns0d stock remaining n the yards
SHEEP AND IAtSReceipts Ia day AGO head total Tor
the week thus FAR lttOO head against $500 head last week
CONSIGNED through cara Market moderately active prces
unchangef good attendance ~ purchasers supply equal 70
demands qlotable Falr Good Western sheep ~ ~ 500
- II DO Lambs at - 75dSj % canada Sheep A. 81 500
tJ do Lambs al - ~ "a - 5O shippers pruci al buyers
far q $50 head against 800 head last ne
through ~ Quotations down; Norzers Common "a
Choce - 2ldsi Heavy Grades Fair Extra ~ 81 80
a. so There large ~ stock packers ard shippers
principal buyers. proportion bought Tor the East
trade Offering, mainly Pair 70 Medium quality, only Light
] proportion Of Choice stock.
CHICAGO, Dec. 6Tne DrOrerS Jurn1i reports CATTLE
Receipts, 200; shipments. SOD The garls All vel
filed with good cattle Market dali, with ANAL demand
ccp Tor Stockes and Foelnrs prices -Od2Jc lower than
sales 81 @J 2J Butchers
cows $685. 70; Bns 81 5i26s5 -; Feeders - 25a
70 -. COloradOs. Light supply and Slow sales.
HuGs-Hecepts, $4,000. shiplenr- $500 Market opene'
srong and active. closed ana 50lOc. lower; Tors
brought - -. Bostous ~ 1854 So Mixed Packing - 2
n - 30; Light - 25dNb 81.
| -fRpl-Recepts. 200: shipments, GOO. Market steady
with moderate demand far supply sales nc IS lO1
- -. - ,,---t-.- - ,.
Fast LIBERTY. Penn, Dec. 6-CAriLR-leceip's iofey
glS head nf through and 4OS head ~ ward stock TOTAL O
tnres DAYS head II through and LIB heat ~ yarn STOCK
sale. o Prime az 30; Good. ~ - as3; Common r asi
HJg,-H ecepts to-day fi-p head ipr fhre ual - Dt
head OF Workers, at 81 JOGti 10: PhIadeipmh'
siyEPIitecoipt, today 1900 head total Tor three days
4,lGO head selling at s4dt5 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

YORK Dee. G.-BEEN Arrivals As cars 40 Jersey
CIV ami ia AZ 6ltlst iaeng 20 le ~ o''.l 81
Rl, ~ head % flesh arrivals. there weri enough eit
over from yesterday 10 make az Least IuoO neal uu sht gay
tso NJ YESTERDAY ~ usual qst quantity ~ tne stock
licked b,yers and must therefore De placed on tomorrow
80 from rD- the -IDc differed but lttr Ion tllt OF
,,.t.f,ltv Tire best thai veie sold TO-DAY "It. h-
81 H. while some yesterday as Eisn AZ ii s' 81 d. no
Texans Colorado weIe mi 1851, -- q. - ,, si.. .
RI, M . lg lr9itr 30 lbs 81 ~ H. 49, a tr 49, nc
iOr b. NJ i0 &C.. - ~ c' mostly lu b i." ~ Az
eragc price 9isc. against sac y''t'f'"y an' " - " VII
[ ay u Jersey city by sherman Culyer Tor Myers
Co,rse 4 b. 40 ~ aud ~ each IS DO ~ lDs Al
9'ci IS do 1853 bs 10 Loci 10 DO l'-'' 3D. A' 'O' ~
Voaey Mcpherson ,ol ior Daniela iS virginia ~ y,
at Il.c % b. or e. Jeremy 50 Kentucky evil al 90"
" goldsmith sold " Coarse native steer ll5i hs' at
SIZE - 81 Nauye- l.j01 d. ~ r. 90 10 ai and
zoe .ch 30 de-. 1000 d. al Sac 90 10 II '' o'' 3D. d"
= 0oonncn sold Cor WaNel & Allerton u Illinois ll27
H. 9, 90 6 ~ DO l,-9i ID, 1T J',c' - A's' l''''
a ID 2
800 D. at a5.c. 56 b. and IS On the lot -. .
~.rr Alyrrs sold Tor ~ Morris. 30 Illinois. LIS 10 AZ
9l, AID 90 each u do 2S3 b. al lo'' less 'Oo' '4'L'
Vogc sold Tor Myers anu Ragenseiu. 80 Illinois, i-7
ifl,nbeck q Davis sold a 1thst. % bulls s76 d. at
. - lOu b Go 80 b 81 81 ~. ,,,n,.,,,, y-,.b
ington Market Good Neas sol readily ~ GfJ "tA'aes'
and especially large Ones SLOW o. -lie al Hu' . ~,
li4tuDgch Davis sold GTAssci' lJo % - 49, W. -
Eee OH. sold at Washington Market 40 Bucks County
Peters an Pouoher bucks County 225 1850 u. at &c.
G', MN l . NJ IL a NJ HOLLY. at 5tsroc
siEEP AND LAMBs- Rec p. = - cars q Gethsi aud
Jersey Ciiy, making T7i heal tul' slnce 7lti
Win adeate supply amt colh though somewhat cloudy
weather fair market Prices of good stock was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
TIrrrf..s hoo a. -

AsHEs-qIi unchanged Pots. iial4' sc. Pearls. &C.
t'fFFF+ iau &c. higher iary active. itu iio al
vice. ana duty atul strengthen prices Ordinary car'es
lG4 I6fc Fair j. 1c.; Good, 9i Prime l9'tn2uc gold
SALE 3tc4 bags cX ltsk IS.2 ~ rha' private
t"-.. GOO az Iuua;i" Fair isLc. gold slOcs here,
N. iDe has ,es IA Haitm0rc 200 q H. L. Graves
200 Orlnary lud Low Faf u &c; 100 eX Nr9 IghL'
iyare terms TELEGRAM from Eo, dated Dec. % stated
"-ars ur week. 2.9HJ bags; shipment. 10 Atlantic PORTS
olo. 10 uIf p0rt- 600 sncA j-nuO average daily
cents $500 price very firm, $500 cHcuangc -Jd cargo
ean,rr 10 New York ~ o. bags" Min grades Ia Jar do
rand trm Mnrlca be-, Igals"c, gold Imports ~ conee
her iu November: l0l,50 bags FiA1 i,lo mats java
1920 bag- MsTlraibo and Lhguayra oool hAga JAhi'
l85s2 bags other grades.
COIYON-,pst Cotton nrm, changed rihsr durt salea
sO5 Uaos Gas last evening" INCLUDING OOO export SD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07

simply asserted that combination will advance
them. Probably IL the market should be left to
its natural course a combination would have
effect the prices of the stocks. But the report
Of a combination, together with manipulated al
vance in the prices OF the stocks. does undoubtedly
induce unfortunate shorts to como IN and buy.
first had little effect prices but later, when
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western WAS rapidly
think that prudence was the better part of valor,
and walked in and took the bulls stock from
5O5s down to 1884, and up to sos. Delaware and
Hudson rose from S4 to 49ls but closed at 4S y,
and Morris and Essex sold at 76Q7slta77l4.
Western Union was actively dealt in ut 77l40
77977l937G3ta Atlantic and Pacific was
steady at % aud Pacific Mail NJ %. The express
stocks were quiet at nominal quotations. The total
business of the day showed reduction of 10000
shares from that of yesterday, and the market
closed tame bat steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07
BlIKING AlD FINAECLAL.
MIMI OLE WEALTH.

The American Mining Company OF Colorado, Of
fee No 81 Brosd-st.. owner OF the famous telluride
mines. have already declared a dividend, and expect
10 do 50 monthly. Some idea of their resources may
be gained from glance at their mill returns. lot
Of American ore. 500 pounds sent to san Francisco,
Welded - 100 Professor Hill, owner of the Black
Hawk Works says that his purchases ~ the ore run
10 2Ij ounces Of gold aud 30 ounces of silver per
ton. Boyd says his purchases run to $40 ounces Of
gold and 2j7 ounces Of silver per ton; while rearns
from ores sent to the Omaha Smelling Company
Welded a. high as $4,000 per ton. The American
is now down or It's vein over 300 feet, and has FOUND
continuous increase in wealth and richness OF the
,-.ip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07

spinning; 10 10 arrive delivered on contract 200 bales
Receipts at the ports, 1929 bales against Sll Dies
this day last week. 1892 last Good Ordinary lOo
Low Mdfing. ~ isc NEEDING uPands lT,ec Futures ac
evening" 100 bales togay First Cal1pecember' So9
1904; total loo bales. Second Call-December 300
February 200 ITO March 100 1872; April 100 l9 o,
19i May, 100. 1903: June 100 1916 July. 100 IL q;
100 l22l August quo 223 total 400 bales Third Call
December 100 lf5. January, 100 l.52 300 1lSl Feb
ruary 400 49, March 100. lL76; 800 Ills May, 100,
ll99 June loo l2Og total 30, bales Also, 5000 De
eember. llf5dll50; 4260O January ll52dll $4,000
Fser'aTy II 3loo March II 500 APRIL
ll9iHll9T: LOO May, ll931l2O4 40 Juy, IL Is
300 August 1924 total 81 200 grand total lOf 900 bales
sxehange LOCO January for May at 40 500 January for
May ~ Eutures clOsa1 Neak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07

for Dsmp: 57ssIc Good and Prime Dry ct, ca Ml5sa
sail in At e4c New sal at sic Oas bed nSn 1aas
bnsh Western sIAght Mixed az 30 &c Whi-sey Rnesj
western si 10 Al tho Maritime Erchange OPea hoard
Med spot and December cole bd, 500 asked yan1sry
zoe bid eO'c ake FetTnaFy Whest ~ es,ss ~ ~ w"
A hsd h q e D 81 P a x IL az 1 y Z.
asked February 5000 gash soh a. ~ ac1r &c sd
800 asked January 3sc. bid, 39c asked feDr""y NV
qV%SffS nSe aS ~ a. Bee ssprs Of unune G a.
2ac Ro.n firm AZ 81 80 Tor strained crude Ingpshvns
steady 81 20 Tor Hard ~ IS for yellow DIP - 10 for VIZ
coTToN MARKETS.
BOSTON Dec. 6-Cott0n quiet. Midding N ~ Low ain-
ding II 4c Good Ordinary lO'c ret receipts IiJi ous s'
gross 500 bales; exports - Great Britain. nono stook'
s fSi p Dec 6--coton srm Mdfins y: Low
MGdlng 1917. GOOD Ordinary lOac net receipts none
gross, $50 bales: eXP9rts coastgsf essay Raf' MIA
10 bales spinners 800 bales stock le'e ba,.s ,,.,~
lice Low MtlHE l0l.e' Good 9rda2r l0s ss s sg
ports cOastHse 7i5 bales sales 1000 bales stock 7oooI
yssilng iS D low NdSme 10 r. Go,i Ordinary. 9T:
receipts 5272 bales gross 522 baes etpoI 7" siss'
s isi,''' iaco bales soes y ss5 6aie, -.
LOUISVILLE Dec 6-CotI qmei ' ,i.nnz ~ g.. to~
Nddllne lose Good Ordinary s49sc net receipts zl.3
bales exports coastse $50 bales sales 'ODO Daes oS'
Nsw osixASs Dee 6-Cotron arn Niidng. lie. Icy
bales sfots $50 bales. eTpors To Great Brian. 1877
bales 70 the continent none coast"sr LAD pi'' '''
'I S5TfFnl, Dec s~cotioa arn ,nddlns Ii'sc 10.
bales gfoss ls3 bales exports Great Britain, lob
bales sales, BIZ bales stock -753 baes ,,,. ~.
Low Mddling lO.c. Good Ordinary, l0ic net rec,.gts
$3.50 bales gross t03 bales exports 10 iTat btsn,
spinners none stock, lO055l baes
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
providence n. l.. Dee. 6.-Thc Funt Cloths market Is
inactive, prices ae firm az previous quo'auons.
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