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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-24
DE ATH OF ISAAC C. BATEMAN.

The Virginia ChronicJe of last evening has
the following telegram, which will astound
many in this city: L. C. Bateman, aged about
30, died this morning at Villa Madre, near
Los Angeles. Mr. Bateman was one of the
earliest settlers in Virginia City. In 1860 he
vas of the firm of Paul & Bateman, conduct
ing the International Hotel. In 1861 he was
elected member of the first B Dard of Alder
men of Virginia City, which was incorporated
in March of that year under an Act of the
Utah Legislature, this being at that time a
part of " Carson County, Utah Territory
Mr. Bateman, with Messrs. Hampton aud
Hanak, rebuilt the International Hotel after
the fire of 1875, and the principal share of the
property belongs now to his estate. He was
an uncommonly shrewd and energetic bust
ness man, and in several mining ventures
which he engaged in after leaving Virginia
City, he amassed very large fortune He
was one of the chief owners of the Northern
Belle mine during its most profitable period,
and made most of his money there
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-24
BARLOW, WILSON PRIMROSE AND
VESTS MINSTRELS.

This company were among the Virginia
bound passengers on the lightning train yes
terday morning. They are billed to appear at
the Opera House here, on Tuesday, the 9th
instant. This troape is composed of the veriest
artists ia the profession of minstrelsey; their
wit and humor is of the newest and most &C,
ceptible sort; their vocal and instrumental
music is superb, and, taken all in all, critics
say 1t IS the best minstrel troupe ROW travel
ing Seats can be reserved to-day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-24
Mr.. ApoLPHE SHINE is in the city

Mr.. ADoLPHE SHINE is in the city
Governor kinkes was at Reno yesterday
L. S. Marshal ASH is reported seriously
Ill at Virginia.
THE stock market exhibited additional
strength yesterday.
JOIN T. PANrLIsD, of the Crnsby, will
be here this morning.
CAPTAIN A. W. PRAr's millsat Glsnbrook,
has been temporarily shut down.
THE box sheet for Madame Rentz's min
strel performance, on the 2sth instant, will
be open to-day.
BCLI1oK.-The Southern stage brought ia
two bars of bullion yesterday, consigned to
Wells, Fargo & Co.
WExT GEORGE will likely induce some Cali
fornia horsemen to bring their fast stock to
Carson for the July races.
YEsTEEDAY the weather was little more
pleasant; it has settled down to simiitude
of passably decent January day.
Fl. H. BLAKE, agent of the Hale Safe and
Lock Co., of San Francisco, is lying very i'll
with pneumonia at the Ormsby House
rsLEGEAM was received here last evening
with the advice that Hon. George c. Gorham
will arrive in this city Sunday morning
TEE Carson friends of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mccullough, of Empire, gave them surprise
party on Thursday night. 1t is said to have
been a very pleasant affair.
"CHIcKEs," the Celestial fowl thief who is
SO anxious to get back to State Prison, an in
stitution which once gave him hospitable
shelter, is very sick in the County Jail,
THE Carson Temperance Reform Club will
hold public meeting at Moore & Parker's c
Hall this evening. The entertainment will t
consist of musical and literary exercises t
On TIE TRAIN.-The following we'll Known t
gentlemen were on the downward bound Il
lightning train last evening Z. S. Surveyor
General Davis, III. c. Hilyer and Johnny b
Skae.
WRESTLING DICK, the sable son of tropieal ft
,limes, was overlooking with corn juice last Il
night, and his questionably melodious songs
ould be heard from one end of the street to ST
mother. M
PERsoNAL-D W. Earl, of the forwarding 81
i'm of D. W. Earl Il Co., and John Altman, Is
he Virginia City and Bodie stage man, are 10
a the city. Sprague Chase came in from vi
bridgeport last evening. &c
In the Stand,uH we find the following men
on of a former Carsonte: r. F, Pixley, of XII
arson, came up to Bodie yesterday, and will IN
ave for Lake District by tomorrow morn or
lg s stage. Mr.. Pixley has effected the ia AT
'rporation of one of his mines in Lake, un- fal
er the name of the Chrysolite Mining Com tn
any. as
"NEvER knew them to catch fish in NV Wi
e." said gentleman to another on the he
rect yesterday afternoon, seeing two well str
lown citizens coming into town in buggy the
tn two long fishing poles sticking out at the boa
d, "and don't know that they ever will, /
LEES one of the two fishes for the other, and res
en- he'll only catch sucker" sell
The New York herald., 1879-09-23

per tierce, 6s Cd pork Sd Te Havre. by saBarx.
per ton S ashes pot and pearl per ton So taliow per
ton Dos lard do 3Os; wheat. per bushel. sd s,4d
petroleum Dbl Is. Is cd To Melbourne per faot.
iand, Zoe a 25tsc.
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C.
The market rather quiet but prices of nearly all
descriptions we'll and in little
hisher The only changes of importance be found be-
ALUM is firm with fair dem and We quote lump, on
dock q lo in store 81 50 81 s7ls do ground 81 e7
= "; Natroma porus, So 621s $2 75.
BoRAx.fhe market is without important change. We
quote Cy refined in hbls, At Sssc &c.: do in cases,
9lac California In sacks 81c SIC. $50
bbs. q. L. * 90 sold 4 SsSc
CAAPuoR Is steady, with fair demand Msnufactarers
sales OF 100 cases & 7. Co.'S ut 25c.
CLOVES are IN active request and prices have
quoted He stems lie sales Of 500 bales Ale.
CREAM IAhrA Is strong with fair inquiry. Manufso
quote 2Iec Tor crystals: powdered
bbs and 29c Soc in boxes. We sales Of 6Ocasks
ut 27&c
ENGLISH AMERICAN CHaacALs-We guote soda
ash per 81 40 Isl 10 for test AIumnous cake
81 80. Natrona bicarbonae of soda 31sc 3Ac Dwight
papers tor large lots Bicarb soda So IS S 20 for Eng
iish American. 24c Be- Sal soda 81 O715 81 12t from
dock aud store and 81 o7 81 l2 arrive Csustic 60
Ing powders 81 25 81 30 We note sales Of 100 bSis
auuin cake. 81 so; $40 boxes Dwight Co bicarb
soda 4c: 500 kegs do. &c.: lbs bbls do, s5-iOOc:
7aI,c a soc: Madras SOC soc; Caracas 9oc 95c.
Guatemala 81 O5; Bengal ST ST. so We note sales
Manila within the range OF our quotations
OPIUM,-The market is firm stock concentrated in
hands Latest Smyrna cables quote li3 piastres with
of 10 at 140 lab piastres We quote:-$5
duty paid for the best quality and ~ ~ for powdered
bonded.
snELLAc is in limited request but arm We quote:-D
c. 26Iac. 27c.: " s. o. 241sc.: r. A. b. 23c diamond l.
23 24c diamond H. 24c 24}ac fine native. 32c-
garnet isc. sckac l5c We note sales OF cases " g.
The New York herald., 1879-09-23
NEW HERALD TUESDAY

ding uplands. 9-l6d: middling Orleans l1l6d.; ;
Future. sellers 1-6d decline; September delivery. up
lands low middng clause. lied. October
delivery, upands low middling clause. 9.32d ,ad
733d October November delivery. uplands, low middng
clause, l-32a Cd. November December delivery. up
lands low mddng clause 5zsd February March delivery,
upands low middling clause 6Isd May June delivery,
upands middling clause, Cd At halfpast p NJ
Mddling uplands 6lsd middng Orleans. 6sd. septem-
ber October delivery. uplands low mddng clause 732d
October November delivery upancs low mdding clause,
ding Is n SD December anuary delivery uplands
lands. low mddIing clause sgd Half-past two r NJ
September delivery upands. low mddling clause cad;
February delivery, upands low mddng clause,
a7.33d -Four +. M.-American sales 4ioo bales No
vember delivery uplands low mddling clause,
sgd 27-32d. Five =. MApr,lMay delivery; uplands
low middiing clause, l5,Iod; Novemo moer' december
3 21-;32d
FLOUR AND GRAis--Receipts-Fou Is 901 bbls wheat
5S5 shells meal 81 bbls and 100 bags;
l5a, ,7oo bushels 5s3a5 do 1882 do barley
malt, 9,425 do. FlourThe market was excited and de-
cidedy higher The sales, including State, Western and
Southern. about 22.OoO bbs within the annexed
Rye ruled r with sales of 400 bbls. Corn
meal with sales Of 200 bbs and 1000 bags vt
The New York herald., 1879-09-23

The Chicago. Burlington and Quincy earnings for
August show . decrease of So. .04S.
despatch from Washington states that in paying
out gold under Secretary shermau's recent circular
ten per cent of the checks. drafts and all demand
obligations presented at the Treasury here at the
SubTreasury, aud outside Of New York. will be paid
in gold. Payments Of gold at New York will con-
tinue as heretofore.
The following shows the movement Of grain at
The New York herald., 1879-09-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Sept. ~ 1879.
Exports coastwise ,7e4. Sales, 33l6 Stock d 7O6.
NEw ORLEANS Sept -, 1879.
Cotton unsettled; nominai some sales at Nc decline;
%ddng R low %dass ioS 20 res. Ss' sSsips e
Sales, 500. Stock. 15,t63
Cotton irregular; nominal; middng Ioxc loi4c low
%Sans s sales alec & sssses cs a7 bales Exports
Cotton qu,et; middns; loc. low mdalinr. Q isisc.,
6I7i Sales 400; last evening, Zoo Stock. Is, ,7<
opened .s.v, su, ssSs
tSE eeps s Bales g' Sales sscd ssse"s Not r.
Spirits Of ta,psn.,1e T% Eosia Ssi sIsn:a
nr%er prime white, Ssc mixed Soc ''1' ~ '' o''A
rour !, rood a.m.0a ,r,oo. oswsEso Sept y is7s o
ss wasa, firm - Ia a ref refused for No wsss N,eaF.s
chicago prns ssU quoted aS "s' s'"sS corn
high mixed vi, Scs Oats quiet. mixed state aos we,:
Ss'n %'" IL tss sSss s s 90 sp. % Sn'rss si
middlings $l9 per ton Canal trcghtswheat and peas.
Albany % Now YORK s
%snsssfssr @ sss a%SsS Ss s fsSs sss' Grain srR
In s,ore-whcat 10000 bushels corn s5 900 do barley.
Flour in good demand and firm sale. 81 sSo sb: a. Il.
u "%Ss p'"s sis
SsT sSSSss srsiss :S1a
bakers = $ 20 ,s,s.s %os1 & e e e ssr. ws.. SU
i < $ X S.s s';s; s. rSis!
corn fairly active ana arner; sale; Of Eoo hush bush.
SO Do high mixed "a sas a. s $40 oats Ss a nssss
s.ssa ssS :. sale. @ 4 barley S Ss:s: %
y % sSy sna ssf ss rss sss ..s
5000 bu shells on prysse terms 0stmsal-Ingsrssn n.s
% o. cosSssi sSSssd~Csasss. Sos s;~ -
The New York herald., 1879-09-23

Sales reported at the Board to-day, exclusive Of
mining stocks. amounted to 3sS,GO0 shares against
3Ol,9s7 oil Saturday and 24s.33s Friday last.
To-days sales included :-Delaware and Lackawanna.
72633; Lake Shore. 40,6S0; Northwestern. 29,s10;
do preferred, 4045 St. Paul, 25673; do. preferred.
IT'S; Central of New Jersey %, 7O0 Erie. 81 565; St.
Louis and Iron Mountain. $500; Pacific Mail, 16,120
ST. Louis and San Francisco. 2,S00; do. preferred,
14G0o; do. first preferred, 1000; Ohio and Missis-
sippi, 13. 700 Delaware and Hudson, IL 40G Wabash.
$685. Missouri, Kansas and Texas, 4.850; Hannibal
and ST. Joseph. CAS- do preferred, 1886; st. Louis,
Kansas City and Northern. 600 do. preferred 3.00O
Union Pacific. 2.i25; Western Union. 1890; Michigan
Central. 2,25O; Alton and Terre Haute, 1,lOU
The New York herald., 1879-09-23
FINACIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SNcks Still More Active
and Higher.
MONEY REMAINS EASY.
Active
Govsrnment and Railroad Bonds Buoyant
and Stronger
WALL STREET,

= MONDAY, Sept. 22-G p. II.
Thss is not much to be said about the stock mar
kst today. There nothing forthcoming in the
shapeof rumors to influence quotations.
and Consequently the list was left to take care of it.
SELF 1t did so in satisfactory manner. so far at
least as the bulls concerned. for the majority
Of stocks gained something. while the minority held
theii own and lost nothing. There was an especial
actiiy the coal shares. which made higher prices
for Delaware and Lackawanna. New Jersey Central
and Delaware and Hudson. Innocent operators
we,c made to believe that something in the way
OF "a combination. was Imminent. and upon
this they wore induced to become purchasers
The fact is that q combination is no more
probable to-day than 1t was weeks ago.
There have been good many shares of the active
coal stocks bought upon the idea that combination
was fxed fact and there have been q good many
more sold tho idea considered to be fact
at ALL good many shares were sold this afternoon.
and the prices declined accordingly. No small num-
ber of spectators who talked up the coal stocks
when they were buyers. few days back. talked
them down again after they had sold out to-day.
This, too, in spite of a somewhat prevalent rumor
that the Delaware and Lackawanna coal sale Of
100000 tons advertised for next Wednesday. had
been cancelled and that pool had been formed in
private way to purchase some three million
dollars worth of coal at present prices and
hold them for higher ones. Except that
stocks as whole were wonderfully frm
there was no particular characteristic in any Of
them. Iron Mountain. which had opened very
strong, rapidly declined at one time, probably be-
the anticipated earnings did not appear ex
pected. and as rapidly advanced when they did ap-
pear little later in the day. Ia the matter Of
figures they show the very handsome advance over
last year Of over $53.00O There was much
strength and further rise in the st. Paul common
stock. The intimation heretofore given in this
column that the dividend upon this security would
at least equal 2s per cent is supported by reliable
Information. There was nothing of particular In
terest attaching other stocks. and there is but
little to say in summing up except that the market
was strong and manifested every sign of remaining
The extreme fluctuations of the day in the prices
of leading stocks shown in the following table,
The New York herald., 1879-09-23
l0:l5 A. NJ.
BnARD-l0.3n A. NJ.

$35OOOO U s As, C, 1907 lO2H
10000 do. :. be 1O2H
The New York herald., 1879-09-23

State bonds were dull Virginia skies consolidated.
ex-maturcd coupon. were Arm at 5s%.
Railroad bonds were active and generally strong,
with the Erie new seconds and tho O., G. and l. @.
Issues prominent In the dealings. The former were
firm at TAX rs. and tho latter 79yS for rsts,
7ok for do. Trust Companys certificates assented,
81 31A for do. seconds, aud 30 for do. Trust Com
psny's certificates assented Lohighand wilkesbarre
consols assented advanced to s0h, New Jersey as
sented consos to 905s do. convertibles to loo do.
adjustments to 1o3A San Francisco seconds. class
b. to IS. do class O. to &C. Houston and Great North
ern nrsts Purchasing Committee receipts. to ssys.
Michigan Southern sinking funds to ILL., Cairo and
Fulton nrsts uron Mountain) TO 1oOA, Iron Noun
lain nrst preferred incomes to TAN 74%, and Wsb-
bash sx-coupon seconds to 93l4. Denver aud Rio
arande hrst declined to 9G 90k. Chesapeake and
Ohio currency skies to 24 st. Paul, La Crosse div
sion nrsts to no. Kansas and Texas nrsts to 77h .
s7k. and Do. seconds 70 aaks
The New York herald., 1879-09-23

At San Francisco mining shares opened at the fol-
lowing prices:-Gould Curry. 117s: Savage. lax;
Choiar. IA; Ophir. Az; Hale Norcross, 14H;
Crown Point. 31a; Yellow Jacket. 1914; Belcher. Ak
Imperial, 1.3o; Virginia Consolidated. 67S Califor
mia. 6'6; Best & Becher. 1879; Union Consolidated.
76; Alpha. 49, Sierra Nevada. 49h; Mexican, 3Sx;
Silver Hill, Is; Justice. A. Julia, 4ss; Utah. 20I;
Alta 6sS; Bode declared 500. divdend), 14s; Bech
tel. III; Tioga. 3is; Independence. AZ Segregated
Belcher. 20; Bulwer, 1874; Mono. IA; Consolidated
Pacific. ia Potosi, So Exchequer. So Monmouth,
o; North Standard. "a; Boston Consolidated, Ia.
The New York herald., 1879-09-23
Philadelphia stocks closed strong at the following

In London there was strong market for British
consols. which advanced to 95x q 95s4 for both
money and the account. United States bonds ad.
vanced per cont for fours and 4h's. to 104ss and
10Ss. respectively. while lives declined 5s. to
lo5s. American railway securities were all strong.
Erie common advancing from 27h to 2sK. preferred
from 81 to 53. new second consos from 76 to 771s
TEX. funded fves from rs to 75z 76. consol frsts
from l146 to 115H. Illinois Central from "a to 95.
Pennsylvania from Al to 44ss a 4H. Reading from
1874 ION. New Jersey Central from SAN to Sc. and
do. consols from lOOA to 1ol. The Bank OF England
lost fl400Oo bullion on balance to-day At Paris the
per cent rentes advanced to s3f. 95c and declined
to s3f. 72sc.. and exchange on London was down to
25f. 3O1ac.
Foreign exchange was weak. and leading drawers
reduced their nominal asking rates Nc for both
classes Of sterling. Following the latest rates:--
The New York herald., 1879-09-23

staned-Good ordinary, lOsc. strict good ordinary,
lOAc low mddling, IL Lice. mtddling III 01uc. rhe
balos; New Orleans 4,4s3i MOBILE, l,2l7; savannah.
68t; Chsrleston 4u23 Wilmington, All; Norfolx 27Ju
Baltimore, leei New York ii5; BOSTON, 4s7. Total,
~ 40 bales This day last week, 82s THIS day last
year. i7.vUc. Total since September I, 1OsU U3l Same
t,me last year l7s1ss bacs Liverpool te,cgramsl2 80
Y. MReceips 200 bales, Of which 200 bales Amcr
can, market dull and easier; estimated sales, 900
balesi speculation ana export. ouo bslss; mid.
The New York herald., 1879-09-23

For the second week of September the Chicago
and Alton earnings show increase Of S72.6 .655.
Iron Mountain an increase of $530S5. Hannibal
and st. Joseph decrease of S16,136. and Toledo
and Warsaw a decrease Of s3,27O.
The following are the comparative earnings Of the
Houston and Texas Central Railroad for the first
two weeks of September r:-ls79. $4,000; 1878.
$159.00O. Increase. $4,000.
Specie imports for the past week amount to
S. 1917 261. made up follows Foreign gold coin
s4.7s4O70 gold bars. s1.O97 261; American gold.
$4,000; American silver, halves and quarters,
$1773S; gold dust, s3.654; gold bullion $s15; for
egn silver. $3.50; trade dollars, SIS; silver bars Sta
At the New York Mining Stock Exchange to-day
the principal business was in Consolidated Pacific.
Consolidated Virginia. California and Bulwer. Con-
solidated Pacific and Bulwer strong the former
rising to ~ and the latter to 1871 while Consolidated
Virginia declined to 61 California to ~. Independ-
ence to 1875 2, Imperial to 1.35 LAO and Bodie to
l43 Following the sales with range Of prices:-
The New York herald., 1879-09-23
The closing quotations were:-

Money loaned at to per cent on call until the
closing hour, when 1t stiffened little and firm
&c. On government bonds loans were obtained ut
per cent Time loans and discounts Of good COM
meroial paper were also made at to 6 per cent.
The Clearing House statement reflects increased
activity the exchanges being s102. .99l ,619 and the
balances $4.746.3s2.
Al the sub-Troasury tho following statement was
The New York herald., 1879-09-23

OorroS spot WAS Inactive and quotations were
marked down Nc b, with the market called nominal
the reduction Futures irregular and lower the
market opening at the highest prices and closing the
lowest prices ct the day with tho tone weak The total
sales tor future delivery between ten NJ and three r. NJ
l9I ,0yU balss> as folowss-