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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-22
AZ it Again.

The Willow Point case is up for
trial again 10 Justice Thompson's
Coart to-day. IL has been tried so Of.
ten that the Sheriff begins to fiud It
difficult to get Jurors who have not
served or expressed an opinion 10 the
matter. II the war continues much
longer change of venue TO some other
township.will have to be taken. az .'.aas
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-22

In consequence of the storm yester.
day morning the grand rodeo. which
was to begin at the montb of the Little
Humboldt was postponed until to. day
Some forty or fifty vacqueros, any of
whom can discount Don Cossack in
daring feats OF workmanship, rode in o
town, and made tunes lively. They
charged on nearly every saloon in
town, and showed capacity for carry
ing g fluids" that -astonishtd regular
topers. aud developed the fact that an
ordinary vacqnero can sit bucking
mustang while under the Influence :"
fully as we'll AS when duly sober.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-22
rae NEAT aUESTioN IN PAR
- u IS faaas ADISE.


PARADISE, May 90, 1877.
Ed. SILVER STATE: A large and en-
thuslasuc meeting was held at Grang-
ers' Halt at 4 o'clock to-day. The
IN ,ting was called to order by B. +.
Riley. and q. A. Nichols WAS chosen
Chnirman. Nj J.. E,rl. Vice Presi-
de,n ot the Cslifornia Fruit aud Meat
Shiptins Company, WIS introduced.
aud MS remarks were listened 10 With
~ rrkei attention by over one hundred
stock raisers and farmers who were
pc sent, and be was pronounced the
best o1staess talker they have heard
fora lon, tIne. AT the close If his r.
N ,rks several qnestipns we're asked b.
til asdience and satisfactorily an.
swered by the speaker. In reply to
On question, "Where will the slangh-
Ter honse be bnIIt?" the speaker said 1t
would b. lett to a maj 'rity of The sub
s;ioers to the capital stock to name
tIe place.
Fnr meeting adjpnroed until 6
O'Clock IN the evening at which time
there was u general dispositlon- Shown
to % forward energetlcally. From
pr esent in llcations, 1t il safe to say
tht large amount of stock will be
t,ken by the s"iid cattlemen aud
ranchers of our valley CITIZEN.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


D. Earl and Z. Rainhart returned
from Paradise Valley yesterday. They
report the citizens of that place as be-
ing unanimously in favor of the meat
shipping enterprise. Mr.. Earl aud P.
w. johnson left for San Francisco to
attend a meeting of the Fruit aud Meat
Shipping Company. which is to b
held in that city tomorrow. :. s.. y.
Grass left for Reno last evening on
professional business to be absent q
few days.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-22

Y Picard shipped To San Francisco
last evening three toms OF ore from the
Theirs mine in Gold Rim District.
which is expected to WORK about $500
per ton. lot of ore from the same
mine worked Mt the Reduction Works
here yielded over 500 per tou. This
would probably be- considered rich ore,
even in Arizona.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-22

A SKIN Like Monumental Alabaster
may be attained by using GLENN's
SUsPHUR Soar. which does away with
the necessity for Sulphur Baths. Try
u. ladies'. 1t isa genuine besutiher.
and very economical.
HINT 10 those Prematurely Gray, pse
HILL's Hair DYE,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-22
The Independent Mine sold.

The Independent mine at Bartlett
Greek was disposed of yesterday at
Sheriff's sale for $4,000. 1t was pur-
chased by P. Dewar for McCrindle &
Co.. San Francisco. who own quartz
mill in the vicinity of the mine.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-22

B, r. Riley is authorized TO collect and
receipt for subscriptions to the sLyER STAT
in Paradise Valley. o
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-22
Balboa shipped,

The Arizona Company. of Unionvills.
shipped from Mill City last night two
bars of bullion. of the assayed value Of
%, ago 10. ntw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-22

b. uEhOUX, PRoPRIEToh. z
James MArcuse, Virginia.
b " Williams. n. Y.
J p Anderson, Uolconda.
Y PICARD, ="
]. Lay,
Geo Carrell, Paradise.
I'd Lang,
ID Abel,
j Phippeny,
q McMans God. Bull Run.
John Ga. at.
J Button,
& MArtlf. Battle Mountain.
- LorenZss, salt Lake.
Nam Smear, Z. Quih River.
Harvey MatsDli, silver City. -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-22

Gold, >iive. aad Currency.
San Francisco. May "a.
silver Ga
Trades 30 q 90
6reel.Daeks Al 95
Golu opened la A.w York to-day at OK
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-22

b. oEhoUX. PRoPRIEToa
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-22
SAN FRANCISCO sToCK REPORT.


270 Ely Ga so Eureka Ia
800 Rye ratch IN $50 Leopard 100 IN
$40 Panther 10 go N Belle l5h 10
500 Mammal ten Il II $50 Grand p ~
1000 Modoc so5 sis New coso3k 81
~ Empire 3Jc so g harriet ~
400 Leeds 81 125 q IL C5h 81
$50 Con Va An Is 46s Overmsn 09h
46s b l. Is 10a IuA lS5 Exchequer l95c 2
200 Gaia 264 ass Bullioa asa
275 Caledonia 10 100 50 Chollar ID 20k
$50 Impe ial 10 30 Trojan e5
800 Ophir ga 225 Mexican 81 81
IS Alpha "a 50 2l9 Belcher $50
100 Uuion 26J 220 Justice 430 435
400 Point So SIS 40 YellowJ5
This MorE.issg's Board.
IS ophir % 26O Mexican 5k61s
$50 g & Cos TO b l. b luz l0%
$50 Gala 20A AGA 800 Savage $40 235
TAO Con- Va 2519 100 ChollAr 201s
30 Ii a 40 100 945 Point SAX
$50 yellow J4h 4l0 400 Imperial IS 40c
60 Ken.uc6 900 Alpha 50 81
100 Beicb,r3l4 ~ TO ) Nevada i65 ITO
sos Ut .h77,4 722 Billion 3
li20 hxeh guer 90 735 ,Iverman 81 81
40 jus Ice 4.5 41J 40 Union 24J 60 -
40 Juia i0s ITO 56O CALEDONIA II lis
so snill 80 Alta AZ
2D0 And r 40 sc $40 Leyiathan 80 IS
$50 Prospect 40 90 Trojan | y
100 q a Z 81.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-22
shipping Barley.

E. Reinhart Il Co. shipped two car
loads of barley east last hight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
The STATE OF TRADE.
EuROPFAN MARK Ers.

LIVERPOOL Jan l9-POrk-Eastern nrmer at so Western
dun NJ co. Bacon-rumberland Cut lul at 436: short
RID dull ut a.; hong Clear duh at 43j short Clear
dun at il6 IIams-Long Cut dull at is' shoulders DAN
3i Becf-ndia Mess duh lit 30; Extra Mess duh
los Prime Mess dull at 80. l.ard-prime " Western duh
at SO. Tallow-Prime city dull at 429 Tupentinl-
al 100. CneeSeAmorican Choice hrmer az 6S Lard on
None IN the market FlourExtra state dull a. ~ Wheat
Southern dull at 1l2; Wmter Western dun az 10 o.
CornMNed soft steady at 21A for old and 1853 FOR New
LvERPOoI- Jan. 1880 D. m.tpttsn In quiet and I'M
Middlug Upands Oasel M,dlng Orcans. Tied
sales 10000 Bales including LOCO bales for speculation and
export receipts % 900 bales Of which 1900 bales
American Futures, holders asking advance OF l-l
Uphnds Low MdilnS eAnse Jnnnary amt FSsrsary dry;
March delivery, 6sgs; Upands Low Midhns cllse March
and Aplil delivery, 6sasdi upands. Low NEEDING clause
April and May dewey d Also ses 0i the sane n at
cry 7sisd; uplands Low Mlding clause, shipped Decem
ber sail, 6TsA Uplands Low Mdding clause shipped Jan
ding canse shipped February aud aarrh SAIL lid; Up
lands Mdding clause shipped March April SAN
7siad SALES OF the week 900 bales exporters took 1000
bales Spectators took o. 90 bales total stock $40 100 bales
Amercin bales total receipts, 10000 bales; Ame
can bales; actual export 5000 bales Of cot
aoat 49, 900 bsos AMERICAN $4,000 bales forwarded
can sales OF the week. $4,000 bales receipts Of Wheat
paSt fee days we're 23UO0 quarters oi which 1900
Aura11cai.
ITElrooL, Isn. l9-i 2: highlands Cotton, Low Nh Ma
ding clause, March and April delivery. I'd. -
ILyEgpooi- Jan iO-lS0 p m-CpLands Cotton, Low Mid
LdSsafool, Jsa ID D m--8readsturs steady; Corn
90 quarter for New Mixed Western aud 273 oy Old DO
Lard % ewt for American pors 500 yer Dbl Tor Primo
Clear Mdles The sales OF Cotton for the day
1000 bales including 90 bales for speculation aud export
uplands Low Midlhg clause. March and April delivery
fivxRPool. Jan. is-2,2op m.Uplanis Cotton Low Mid
ding .eAuss February ed AsrsA delivery. ed; Uplaas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20

sT fasyry s ss RSy
Long Island ags Ne WsserS a.
is G@0is sGa si n at Pat &C
aasI a. %as g D9sss S9d E for
ssG ;Sd .n eTE o aG cao aGnsDsd p''''
sHT Sas been ue and We quote AhiG'
wSshnSon aSe and % DoaRnS 81 Soss brands
81 1851 20; Mysrpool Ground 71ao'a' Li''On' S'''
sr. so sG%op s ana a. hfss 9%o
othy steady aid 800 bags sold at IL No. Calcutta LIN
spIcEs have been n win fair obbing demand
W ?q %e 4 s2Sef Msas fSSSac eve
5e cassiachna gnea &c Batavia zSf nut
sTE%RINrTs% market unsettled Prime Western was
eco GF hfw gns o n S ana
n moderate demand az decline The ennibg Far
c Sse Good gc Prime se Far to Choice GSocs Ms
iadS t ia c Haya%s boxes % s@S %o
Nos IL 9sa9c do Nos IL to 49, o 20 TO-
d dos w.t. W IL 49, 16s sc Porto coedna canm ,o,Ia 20
bFaa S Sassy.i no. NOS sa5 JayaR Nos ~ -
s'e New0TlcaDs~ Issdnns GRADES a2l'c do GToss
fa%s: d ssaSf ET%% fss%;'S Cat ID s
a. standard s 90 oa dtbe G ysIow paaIoc
TALLOW-1he market was steady sales ooooo I'd rii"'
TEA!There fair demand for Green and ooon 1 and
ss nq r S S' az ss %lsg pi'SS for s6oa
Green TOR Coneou and 22Gl%c Tor 5aR
at previous prices WITH sales OF $50 bids seG LSe NY
been IN moderate demand with sales Of 40 case NJ
7a32c New England 1881 part at .c 10. easss
do al SSa1I26l5c. - caaes Pcnn5ylYauE Ioo On
private terms 10 cases Ohio. 1919 at Gc ana 700 bales
Havana al sJc.dTl 10. ..tos
25 bIs al 81 closing nominay at Fl 1881 1872 gS
WUAI F3ON This market continues iuH ana n0lla III
The absence sufficient supplies Arctic and Nofth"e''
. miualy $3.50. ..,.d nj, ,to
WOOL-The bus in this market has continued ntho
small and unmpoTtlnt sca tiat ~ Al Italy ~ n
tho aggregaes tax INTO consideration moderate move
me nj must be reported The present position o. me pOys
market docs not tend make manufacturers very happy Du
rather to with dissatisfied ION ON All aiair5 pfahloED
manufacture o. wOoen5 liOwcver many a,acls, D.
bIokcre their opinion that an lmio'eb.m NJ -
Meanwhile prices Of MOST OF the raw mitet.
SLOW irIeguaIi,y, with disposition TO hVOr M Dlie
Fleece Woods finest type being the OILY exception.
There Is an supply Of the To-" gradc pecay 81
Texas ana Fall CaOTn aud holders are inclined 10 aGc o
all enable bids Foreign woods also are slow PUT hons
advantage owing to the V ~ mode 10 "ieInH,
sales OF lat include 10000 and Xxx ONO Fi fcG AZ t%1
do. at n ijC 10000 WISCONSIN, 60 ~ ~
n To- u 600 CUmbinZ Texas at JJc; 20 Days iasrh
Texas at DE lOJGOO Colorado at about l1g nc 1r q
wall Ell bales Spring California at 2, 2H2lI2gi @VpO'
Fall do nj I62a1. lOD0O 10 feecr., y0c30 TeNat TO-,
900 10 Pultd 5000 ID Domestic VOLS 5UVO ID LIk IeAAS'
and 30 bales DolskOl On priVa;e terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
BRITISH TRADE REPORTS.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 19.-The circular OF the Inv
erpool Cotton Brokers' Association In ts review Vi 'le
week ending last night says Cotton was quiet thfoue"
ont the week with a comparatively limited business
There was very supply aui prices Tor almost e'y
description lower. American mas peen III
REQUEST and nrices for medium and lower grades have
declined adout 3,cd For Sea Island the demand was
small. and prices remain steady In futures pushcSs
was moderate with daily fluctuations In prices
A leading grain circular says: The weather was os'
unsettled this week but still there has been aucn NOR u
an average rainfall The wheat markets OF tue cou'
are generally quiet with scarcely any VARIATION iro NV
prices previously quoted The demand OH INC c1s' n
c c1on i" thongh bidders are barely up 10
recent solcs Several cargoes OF Californian
- sii,,nnnt have been taken at extreme prices
ourt tone has prevailed the spot since Tuesday y,
In, rates of that day At this market today te aten
] geo Limit oil and The demand for wheat proportion
ale somewhat restricted business was uuno a. ~ .t
days prices. Flour was unateied ooh VIZ nai,J for
the last quotations Inc temperature 10 ''' ~
he IN %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20

Low Middling clause. June and July delivery lid ala,
sales OF the lid; Uplands Low Nddin9 ci.ns.
shipped December and January sail, Gisisd. "
LIyRRPOoL, Jan. 1880 D. nor the sales Of Cotton IA
day 1900 bales were American. Uplands, Low MiddBn.
clause February and March delivery, 6szd: Uplanc. In.
Mdding clause March and April delivery, - al; Uaag
Low Middling cause April aud May delivery, ~; in
lands Low Middlng clause, shipped December SAIL 3d.
Upands Low Midlng clause shipped February and Aareb
sail, Z 81.
LiyEIIooL Jan. 1916 q. m.Tho market for Yarns ana
Fabrics at Manchester IL quiet but Cotton fn,u,.
strong; upands. Low Middng clause January and F.s
ruary delivery, 67si UplaDds, Low Mddhng clause ig
ruary and delivery I'd Upands low MGdlng CLAUSE
March and Apr! delivery 7Sssi Uplands Low Mbisib,
clause April and May delivery, 75lzd; also sales a ~
same at 70, I'D: Upands, Low Mdding clause Jure 40
Jnly delivery 7E,sd Uplands Low MidSlng clause, s.
December aud January, sail. GLAD. ~
ang ys eass i mnre iv and a. TplS s M
M,Ilug clause, and June delivery 7sd. UpI Dd 10
Midling clause shipped December and January ssi ID
IIeEgPoOL, Jan. Jg-G y. m.-COmnOn k0sln DcT cst
Spirits Turpcnae, 80 per CIVIL.
ToxDoN Js I0-l236 mConsol1. n5Is for both mons,
aud the account United states Bon 1861 1907 agl
Ten Fortcs lO92 Erie Railway shares. preferred IS
LONDON Jan. l9l30 p m-cOIooIs, Sjs Tor both Enopev
and tho account -, ,
cent I!pBtes ut 10Gf 32Ngc. for inc account ~
IONDOs Jan 1850 y. m.he amount Of bullion gltb
drawn from the Bank Of England Oh balance todlgl,
LONDON Jan. 1914 p m.-silver Is quoted today at 5sa
-
LONDON Jan 10 $50 mCOnso, 9j'i s Tor both mopsv
ana The account Railway shares preferred pr,
advlces quote FIVE per cent ReDtes AT 1861 52
IOSpoS Jan 10 800 D. m.-Cpmrnon IiosD, G9ia7
LONDON Jan. Ia-G y. m.-Eennrd' Petroleum, i7l1 a
gal. siiIls OF fuTpsntine. 81 y c|t
LONDON Jan I9l.y.Ding.iAn scei Oh 2G 9H2Tf perrv,
AsIwERI Jan 19.-Petroleu 49, for Fine Pale Aaercsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
LIVE STOCK MARX Els.

Nw A s 1s, bnf P6s c-f accnnu 4ted Al Buffalo
Law b. en- scattered to some extent the U,ru, demands If
hSS s' sarPs no i3 Giee5n just now u 1s While
soon 70 b1eaie wa raised t1o. tsr, Y , ~;
rev sp6y raic1fd hero the West. Thee was very
ae bo .o Ss'r v III HF p eai aSl' poI,
biz much extent ihe arrives to-day rJs - car 1T
J. c lya 12 35 . haa ST. it 3 s S2 %e i
Neek y TSe o. ran ' tSag ' a5
cr' F TS'S oxsna a@9S OIL" car Texans sale At
giit re- e no 10 10 extras one err r ling o -
rltner veal, Il rite lower - .,, ,,.,.. n
rough ca SEQ y B 10 e g., 81 At 9i4s r. 'i , ih
% e.; q az 2'. 81 u; 30 ~ 95ic VI AZ nc - ~ ii
a At 10 mostly IS ID d al 10 ~ most D. RTG ~ ~
at lie. - ID: average. Oi2c
Soc q Je ,c Wv wa. 'T Caon f' H 10y and T.
Newton, W. sInsircars ,,.,- ....,-. 100,
H. al d. b. i Of 34t Il iOaic q ~ i5o;ss3 %;
a; Il &C.. c 81 ea; - Of l%35 d. aud 80 Of l@s h. 2t
ll'e. For L. ll2ierman la019 i2"v I. ~ 10 g., ~ 10
Il ~ j. at i ifc Y o. i35 T. AZ e and = saci - 3,
1jG d. Il i2ilo - 70. For newton, i Texans LOO b.
NJ GdlG5mi6 sold iar /. sadi.r Illinois lol5! p ,, Z
Oh 30 OF l3j ID at oc ~ o, lo,9 . at yT 0, i99
p Of 200 II At 9e ana Of III 10 g n n 1857
= d. Dom, Tor W aye e'fo9 or ~ io6 i W ~ i55t
TO- az Si - i ic n 81 rach p 100 r. At 6c 81 b.
She syr, Tor J.. Meyers, - lhie tin 81 d. VIZ;
% >. d. , r., v,ivo, g. ,lio-on o buIr, $40 H. A.
80 t cy,aSa I% or Z; Z, rs lemxeasaqs balls and
.,s r.. ia N a, Ole Is ~ l. steers go H. lie.
80 =, - 80 " 49, ~ ~ -
% 10, cattle ,yoro. cars for D. Waivel; ears
for r i,,;,,al. : car, l0ral ana car Tor Con CO.
D. Haxci sod oxen c"srsc 1910 b. J1c = steers:
1.Og! TO- Al lO, 80 ID, AMI ~ - n Of i2Gi d. q io+S
h y Il LIS Id 81 iJ4ei 10 Oi Ij1J 10 II &C. - o. l"Oo
H. II l4c ANA II 'aIi q. r,,,,s ,r an ~ NJ lie II
l. &. fasi man ~ ~ illholS seNIA i'"4f " AZ AiN -
ID and . OF 3l3 D a. II 20. , 49, o2- ~ o., qsc iva
:. 1.t'gn so. l. common 9Iy ,oNN "; ID as ~ ~
weight SoM "i'H- 4U-' 10, ">''' go" ~ -
el' % ID = co. l''tO 1T 4N-' % ID. -, .-..
llsry Cay, loT ioH * Co.. 10 4"l!h Ne"'u'N1 oN'"'
Loo ID, ~ 9'.c. and ~ sa'h
ellis ~ Brown sod oxen, 1860 %, at J. &c, % ID an"
OF l.JS, % II ICa4c, - h. $50
SnTEP- Arrivals Is cars AT Jersey CITY. 2! -iN'leth -
and al making 2JU heed, and couple lns
521U since SATURDAY, agaus 1925 same ,me laat wee
market il rtrog and active nj Llt full qI0laiona OF
y..trI,,ay ali scing The general prices were 6p1 c.
avon M, f iLc for what Wtr, tyt,Iv NOT Gitisia AMI
ug u L thin at 3i,c, but car al 7c fnily
oh, 81 ti.m.
nasc rdclck id n Jersey CITY 2Oj PennSY NhGh ~ 10
at Sc - ohio, u H. al 81 f.; Isl TO- - H. s,- oyuo
IOl T. &C.: lJS d.. lO2 d. s,.; Isl kedtirAy y! VI o.,
judd BlCAil CHAM sod 81 ono ~ 10 IL o5 20 "a % 10
1c $500.
l.. Newton sold 100 ono llO ~ II D.. -, o., .. ~.
Hume q Ihot sol ~ NiAuetHst ~ ''aU s-'' % u, ~
OHIO 10 u TO- 7<c. ,,, ,.,,. -. -e, - ~,
Il rb,, FOryci hihst 2OS lhcldha sh ci o2 ID ~
5isc II Michigan, - n, ~ J'sc .-,..-..
Ho6,-AIryas today ~ cas at Jersey NV ta- s.lce
SATURDAY, J2.b against Zl,ii same AI' ~, "t'h b'th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
TIE MARKETS.
rcarotully reported tor rHE rmDUsy.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Psr Norm Rirer. Vessels. and Ra'tTo1dS'
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ce?l.n with prizes wholly nominal al 4%c Tor Po'S ana
oihng has trauspired tho business ~
yer, limited prices more OF less nominal al oo"'-' "
"B@6M COZ N@Tni: market continues drl ord ncmi
' Gras, ur G-aa7nqc: Medium Gieer 5eGc Red aud Ret
"EHS6IfS-ony snail lohbug trade trade, has has sSa
done We qa9e' sperm 10 &C. PS i g. aud
i I2 iga2oe .,, o. Ia, noted. the bust
7 rs g %%1ac f On aS@f 90 'i "S
qo. crnr ii5GsiT IdyCipoo do. 40 rsll. Ne%
castle do ~ 80; scotch no. SO 90 Tlsam' Iyswore
LAND and West Virginia Gas s6@@n - @ lnthag,n
ana top aad Celrield 70 @o0 - 90 ana
COCOA Ia ben quiet and Nominal at $0r Tor grG zoe
loo Doriinso 4'aZ4c fci C4Iaeas' All" i0"''
p %9fFfE RE Is q i' AID W. G p%sr I'm i9a
on liyaio tus 0Go 19" ai[ as VIZ o loi g6a@oc do
oo G6 aic do. Prime 90 81 80, 'f q %1,5e%e
lava mats Zia-5y; ~insspore 20@- S"A'E ce. i
Mac7S s S3a las1 SS%I99c
l1ea -0c sayaHa l92a3lco P9rt" Eg a;acaa 2.
S Mani'a. 10 30t all gold ,a.,.o
C,-Ii,C4l1 la nj G.r Ia 10 pre'y s0o"''''''""
SC6GfEKNGE sTOC-Taere have been modera " iair
s~ a.d holders show mach irne, AMI some are pffS
T. aa an ads 4"ce aeca{ n HTgn5 rv /" TO rrtne jSS
~ ,t do l23ag0: Moasscs SHOCKS. ~ inches, with
litaGs u Sns ar. shoS S ~ sSx snooks 7OG
75c Rum ohoks. - tipe shocks 70 Joas.. ,,co and
CNRDAGE-No further changes have ta"cn place, ana
uOtiug Sc cu tae usta cas. ~ We iu,i' i'ig o
J2-ttfcli, amt IiaN Rope. 10y v u"
10 l2thledd. ljl.c; do. ttlad anu Slht''! roc.
Mania Ccrla.r. Bolt EoUy Yarns. 62c. do" 40 ON. "a
aud .threaa ac; " halo Lines l1c; lailth Nnia
IlAc: Fre TaIr,d Manila Latin Yarn Ice; Slsal it"it
lie. do. u thr,ad, '2c. do CTR 'l anu .it" 80
To,rd Sisa Lat! Yarn lie: fiGc Jarrett S'il 90 I<c
,Ilsa r'p Tar,d CouLaec BE-; AmHiCan Hacked Hemp
TaIIcd 5nis IZ Tarrod Aocroan laih arm lZe flho
do. ir. ]. L--. ,...-...-,..., ..o.. 4, ro,,-
COTIUN-Tbc a2vicCs from Liverpool were mere lyoia'
be- the market on the spot was rh 20 pito9s
p,,l moderate ira e. sale 81 iv5 0IeS
OF which 80 ast evcluy iucudUg 100 FOR cNI"ri u ior
~ for speculation" 100 Dirs 10 ar
rive are inc Il above; 800 ba4's were lclNri" OF
contract. The receipt, Il the 1S we're ~ g I,
a.iius gi6 bales t1!s day last week ani -th2S Dla'
M day il., YEAR tutll tOr the wei 1lGIy Dates aga u
ia d3 bales las, week AID 1906 bales this week last
yt foIl ,inc. Sent J. iSl bale, against 7StS2
,rs dnrin the period last seasOn The Quotations are
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IN IouloI to-day Britsh cons0ls opcpcd At Dos,

In London to-day British cOns1S olcved az Dos,
and closed a quarter HIGHER. tinted States isG1a,
Oil were afrac !on iinner az -. and new iyr,,
1070lO7i2. Sixty-seyens closed at l0544 lo3ge,
and 1O-lOs at 109 4, advance on each issue oi
Fries were steady = 81 common; - preferred.
There was no quotation for motley. Silver vas
quoted in London 81 JS05Sl4d. the 0unte.- ne
SUM Of csOOD0 bullion Withdrawn from Inc
Banl, of England on balance today Pans dis
pat,he, report five per cent rcntes at l0di ~ i2c.
opeuiug and 106t j2i2c. at the close, The foreign
cxcI.uqa market here was quiet, and the corYcla-
tive Of YESTERDAY. The gold market was dali, ami
all the sales were at lGGaBa 1862 the ca ~ gnid
lending nj 10 and per cent for carrying. The M
bort entries If foreign dry goods at tins port
for The wcek were ~ .s35,1l0. The amount mar
Ert.d wa, ~ .o7Ug23. The Assistant Trras-
urfY pad out sos 900 in coin interest, and yl95,-
900 IN redemption Of called bonds, The days bu'l-
ness N the Gold Clearing Department of the H2hk
of tho state OF NcV-iOrk covered: Cold Cleared,
425. 7oG, 600: gold balances ~, lT2t3 currency
balan'cs; $1,J34,24S. The gold quotations were as
10 - 1863 l2...~.... lOG l. -. l0jla 3--lg6e
The closing rates Of foreign exchange are ~ IoI-
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nsos Citv and Northern Railroad for the second

Kansas CITY and Northern Railroad for the second
week of January: o.,,,. AZ 40,
The following are tile imports of dry goods at me e
since tbc beginning of the year, compared with the
corresponding periods of previous years ,.,,
fOr Week. t-75. isIO..- s,'G51syio
Thrown on market.." l,66aO95 2l0S1S6 Lo'V9E"
Since Jana. - ga. oeo -o- rG8
THROWN market. b,iOSfoo Vo''"-A
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Good Ordinary; ........ Low M.adlinr-... y
F, ftpe del very erc Wa a moderate fra :
a1tH.tV. sails yesterday after J.. W-Iebrary. 100
I25,r: 100 49,: March TO- I"'s. Zoo l3.igi AMI 800
I3lil. 800, 10 Ia Nav. 2o l3g}; 200 l3'S ici 100
halo. Ijrst cali ay-JIy 100 li-; October 300 -
toj 900 bales: Scond cai-Jguuary. lD 2Ut, - ~
io,i 100 bl; rHd call March 200 1872 August 'Oo
10, NUcmltf 100 I3a- total. l,GuO bale. nas today
up l. j. J ipuFTy 100 ps; tc.rqIaly G ~ iii@
is: 40 49, q, 30 l3laa 1000. 1910; o. l@l@si; 100
IL 5-a 900 l3 300. l55as Leo 49,; Loo ~, ga April
7o 7o' 3 ~ go 10 NTH MAY 5o sp} III, T. -
Junc 800 ala; august 600. l7sg 200 ~ October 20O
Bra To- al, bales; grand total, 1000 bales The
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In State bOnds, a lot of S2i,0O0 Tennessee sXoS,
new issue sold at f3i2 Missouri long skies ruling
frp at 1O43s District OF Columbia 3.GJs advanced
10 73i paid and bid. There were bids for 10 Of the
CITY bank stocks ont of a total of 81 Bank'of New
York go selling at III, and Continental go at 20.
The business IN railroad bonds was less extended;
Rock Island Is were a fraction better NJ 100. and
Michigan Central IL ut 1O2l2. There was smart de
mand for Union Pacific iiTsts up to 1852, Land
Grants being up 10 lOl o. Central lacics san jon
Guim branch. Btfrning up 20 90; Toledo and Wabash
6rsts. 81. Ions division, were strong IT 80; Ohio
and Mississippi Consolidated Sinking Fund fetch
ing S312: Cleveland and Pittsburgh Consolidated
Sinking Fund, 40; Central Ncw-Jersey convert
lille, -, and Harlem fists, 1l9io. There were
sales OF New-iOTk Central lis of 1857 at l0l ~ and
Long Dock at 105. North Missouri iiTsts selling ut
81; Chicago and NOrth-Wesien consols gold were
better at 927s but ST. Paul Sinking Funds
down 10 s3l2 and frsts, La Crosse division, TO 1884,
because OF the fact that at the present ratio of earn
ings the company ~ not earning sufficient 10 pay
the annual interest Oh its bonded indebtedness.
Tie following are the earnings OF the Chicago and
Alton Railroad for the second week Of January:
1877 $50 lL9 1876 $685. Decrease .SblS
The following arc tho earnings OF the st. Louis,