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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
MINES AND MINING.
Fn1nAr. Anil or. II.

FRIDAY, April OPP. II.
There was still less activity in the mining stock
market to-day, end, excepting few favo1ite STOCKS
the market was generally weak The MaIiposas were
not specially active, Int they were strong Common
rose 70 81, from s'4 yesterday, while preferred
was firm Mt 07s- Big Pittsburg was quiet hut re-
gained part of yesterdays loss closing 10 cents
higher at AS. Hibcnia maintained ITS activity
AMI was : cents higher nj 80 The Comstock
shares were strong. and Consolidated NirEnia rose
TO 2.75a2.55 against 2.4O yesterday. while Cali
fornia closed unchanged at 80 after sales at l45
Moose was cents lower at 1.j0 After the close OF
business information was received that new body
of or. had been struck hy Wine in the No. tunnel
Ieadville Consolidated further declined from To-
ISOaf.sJ. 4 larg. business was done in Calavcras
which fell cent 10 - cents. There was not much
done in Lacrosse but tie price advanced from ~
10 81 cents. Annie was QUiet AMI 81 ally at %
cents and lInkill nj f.I5 Bill DOMINGO was less
active falling cents to go. silver Gin WIZ ;
small businr~S. drop, ed from Gl1 10 Ga. Little
Chief was dull and lower NJ 100. Mineral Cuck
soil mp ~ $50, but closed unchang.d Mt 10.
Oriental Miller was again active and roe from
27j 10 3.J5Q3.jO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23

Except for the Tennessee issues there was litile
demand for State bonds. Tennessee Gs were well
,upp0rtcd-old closing firm at 10, new lower at
7f5.a7ill. and new series higher at 7Jd7i2,'
North Carolina Is. special tax, were quiet and
weak ut g. and South Carolina 6s, nOn-fundabe, a
lower at 10 for a single bond.
The sales of city bank shares were large they
were Merchants Exchange an at %, metropolitan
~ at 100, Manhattan ~ at 40, and Ninth t2j)
at 12j.
The business in railroad bonds was slightly larger
than it has been lately, and generally prices wcro
hial.r. Erie second consols were inactive and de-
,lin"d from lO2I2 to lo2l funded IS were higher
at9stt4gs. Missouri, Kansas and Texas consols
gained y at los, and general mortgages rose from
- L. rs but seconds closed at Si3- loss OF L. Bos-
tom Hartford and Erie rsts firm AZ 593i. &C.
and l. G. first assrnted advanced from l IL Ia f2OAs
and incomes from - to 74I2. both closing at tho
hgcst prices. Jersey Central con>ols were L hgheo
AT l6i, and incomes per cent higher at par. Mo-
bile and Ohio debentunes were dull and weak, first
selling At s~3. and second al 3D. New-fork Elc'
yatrd fell from Il6l, to 1l6, while Metropolitan
first, and seconds were unchanged at 10fL and
% respectively louisville and Nashville general
mortgages gaincdthe fraction at lO44a 100 l2 con,
soils hirg firm nj ll9. indianapolis. Decatur and
Spuuglield second incomes opened lower. but after
wlri advanced 10 ~ the last price of yesterday,
Rorhr>t"r ana PittSburg Incomes closed = hgi.fat
-. Texas Pacific incomes were active, ana rslns
10 80. ended only l. better az sJ9~ while fTstS,
Rio Granlc Division, advanced from 91l4 10 90 g
AT whi,h they closed strong.
The business of thr Suh-Irrasury for thr week
ending tonight nrludes the receipt OF SJ,592.o4l
lnf which - JOO. 900 wa received Yesterday from
the Philadelphia Mimi and the payment "
$lO.lT2.75l. This results in loss 10 the general
balauc" # Sj~O.7l3 leaving II At Ssl,035Ao!
against S-l Gl8, 100 April -. Money was , and
pr cent. With bu>iues, vel divided brtweeu the TWO
rates. The closing rate was per cent. The steam,
shin Donau brought 500 900 IN gold bars he DO,
mr,tir rN, hang, on New-lork al the places nam'f
are quoted as follows: savannah IA IA = lte-
MUM: Charleston, La Il premium; NeY-Or'
lru. II 5Od - 30 premium: ~ Louis, 90 cehts
premium; Chicago par; Boston, 40 cents di~
count. The nitrd states TREASURER n W ashingtOn
To-day rereiyed $50 900 National bank notes ios
r.t.tinpiion. The customs receipts were %fSoiOO,
and the internal revenue receipts were stiOVoO. mo
learning House statement To-day II A. follows EX+
clarg., - ~. $50. - balances, SO.l7l,274 ITO
transact IONS AT the Suh-Ircaoury covered; Receipts,
S~n-. %: payments Tl,97N,4lN; currency Oal-
1u.. = ~ DOB: coin balance, S10,Oi1,Il4.
Foreign exchanges were higher posted rates iein2
raised =, cent the Tor sterling bills. The Ionu'
mental rates were also adv anced. HI market nls
active and strong and. tor actual business rates
gincl more than the present advance. Annexed
ar the revised quotations:
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CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DELPHIA STOCKS
FRIDAY. April 22-P. \

FRIDAY, April TT. N.
The stock market to-day developed surprising
strength which was show most in the last hour of
business How far this due 10 the advance
made by certain stocks which became suddenly
special features If tho dealings and how far Ia the
covering of short" sales may not DO asserted; both
causes undoubtedly eNerted strong influence on
the conrse OF prices. Yet it is noteworthy that the
prominent aud commonly active stocks made
comparatively small gains from the last prices yes
terday. Tho largest advance made by any OF these
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filming.

RASSICK MINING co.
I'D Location of Mne-BOsta, Custer County, Col
CAPITAL $40 900, 600. 100 900 sHARES PAR 400
once, No. ~ Wslist, NewYork-
FOUGHT AND SOLD.-Oriental, Miller
- state Line StockA NASH a HEBBERD, Of BrOAdw Ey
EOR SALE.--5OO shares Centennial Sapphire
stock u 90 prompt cash; must be sold Address X.
Tribune ohoa
HIBERNIA CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.
- The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Consolidated Mining Company wiz be held At tho oce Of
fonPeny Rsons 70 e. No 10 Broadway, Monday May
.ePen MAJ a. ~ Y ooR1LAH. eecretAJ.
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Pu 10 valued ~ so. 1j3 o. was received in THU
CITY Yesterday from 10" mines.
President lark 81 the llitc Company. tclegraphs
from the mine " llitr splendid. viii buid 10
stamp. and erect nifty horse power air compress
with four l.Iur drills and one diamond drill.
viii earn iNidcud next month. VIII sink shaft to
river, and open up Who'll" mine. NH running we'll
In, officers of the Allied Mines state that he first
shipment of ma, hucry for the mills of the company
has been furW arcd from thicaru. aud that thu en-
tire NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. If Blake crlscrs stamp
mill JIg mill, waier-Whccl, shItting ctc.-Wiil
amount to ten carloads. The combined capacitv Of
both mills will bee from 30 to 80 tons per Iay fl IL
expected that the mills will arrive at the mines
near OuTay. COLI in May, and il ~ tie intention to
lmt them in position soon possible thereafter.
The superintendent at tie mines reports under date
Of April III. that the levels in Hidden Treasure
Norma Yellow Rose aud Emily were extended %
feet during the pre-, ious week and that the quantity
and quality of the ore ar fully maintained.
The superintendent of the StOruOnt COmpany
writes, under date Of April II, that some repairs
had been ordered for the extra pump. with which
work was To- Ice started in the Savage shaft. lie he
lieved that the repairs would bc completed within
four days, aud that the wafer in the wines would
drain away that in the shaft was lowered 80
that very little pumping would have 10 be- done at
the Buckeye shaft. Contracts will be let al once
third level running south from Wine 10, and i'm the
Douglas Wine by driving until connection is made
This will enable the men 10 get at the body now
proved in Wine Is, and the one just showing up in
the Douglas wnze
An organization was completed in Salisbury. "
C., last week for the purpose OF working tho
Croker gold mine, near Spartanburg. 5. T.. This
property contains 247 acres There are two veins
gold found In the grit beds Nuggets are frequently
picked up after rains some weighing m much az
twenty-five pennyweghts. Sluice- washing ma
chinery will be worked.
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NJ. uIyTYG STOCK ETCHANGE SIZES.
srroND CALI O'CLOCK VI.

Duiwcr silver CHI U.bcru.a Gooeislaw
900 ..... 30 Geo h-'.l$ :ni - ~ ~ ,a',,, -
300 900 Iro ..b.nflH .tHi. .bi3 LOO fnu!drf con
N4rpp-a tfl - hl@ -fn lh lnl ------ ~
tQl.i ~ 1st G2s 1000 .fIliO Juu no
5ni 600 ju - ts. ton Pacific illkil .
loo SIS Calavcris 90 ''2 800 4.41
.r4,oso ,,r.f lns.t $40 -frrra NtNIin IOfllr
-ie ~ son - -nu $40 ~ n1 100 6:~
,.,nf..tlq inplf.o % Ion .-Iult4j buckeye
"-n i. a. 1900 ,tu Robinson 300 ~
a,.n 4, ~, standard -2jI tlfVspNe
Z - t,., po.tnu CON JOE 90 900
,,,,r VIZ. s,r+h Uulv.r 5un 40 Horn silver
luu b7@-n %Hi....-.- 80 lrd'i"r ,.n ,.-- ~,
iolo 1-p lO,n - .tfl ....-. .'" lAit. 'ii'i
-. .,..,i t,v, 40 5g =. lpu Irp bio ] IS
s.,l' 'ui" 'n IT, p,f.i,fry iron silver loo bLl3j
gHl 81 o.. go S'L.hi' $50 N''. go ,,, '''.|, az
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The state Debt,

The following is the full text of the
bin introduced by Senator Duggan,
for the settlement of the State debt
It is an exact copy of the one intro.
duced n the house by Judge Harrison,
and which has passed its second read
ing:
A BILL to be entitled can act to
compromise and settle the b8iided
Indebtedness OF the Stale of Tens
neseee.
Section l. Be it enacted by the gen.
eral assem- bly, of the Sta.e of FeDnes-
see. That all Of the legally issued bonds
OF the State of Tennessee, except the
bond issued for the permanent school
fund. and except the bonds held by
the University of Tennessee, and all
outstanding coupons thereon up to and
including those falling due on the first
day of July, 1881, be capitalized and
funded into coupon bonds Of the State.
to be style "the compromise bonds of
the State of Tennessee"
Sec. 2. Be 1t further enacted, That
for each and every legally issued bond
of the State of Tennessee, or coupons,
presented to the funding board here.
matter provided for under the pro-
visions of this act, there shall be issued
bond or bonds for an amount equal
to the principal of said bond so pre-.
sented. together with the past due in
terest thereon. Said bonds author
izsd to be issued under the provisions
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MAHON E. HILL.

The Democrats in the Senate de-
termined to whip Senator Malone
into line, and chose Mr.. Hill as the
man to apply the lash. If the obs
ject was to make the recalcirant
Virginian feel the sting of the whip,
no better choice could have been
made. The executioner has the
"gift of gab,'' and knows how to
say hard things as we'll as any man
in the country. But he did it in
such way that had Mr.. Malone
been undecided before he could not
be afterward. After Ben Hill
spoke, and by authority of the
party engaged in the whipping-in
process as he did, the object of his
calling attack could not act with the
regular Democrats without sacrifice
ing his manhood. If Senator Hill
positively knew that Mr.. Mahone
had made up his mind to act with
the Democratic party, and only
wished to punish him with severe
tongue-lashing, then he succeeded,
bat if his object was to whip him
back into line, he pursued an unwise
course.
But the thing has been done, and
Mahone's political status has been
fixed. Democratic newspapers and
politicians are denouncing him in
the most vigorous terms. They are
ready to attribute to him all sorts
of unworthy and corrupt motives
But they are just beginning tc
learn. There are thousands Of
men throughout the South ready to
follow Malone out Of the bourbon
camps. Men whose minds do not
run in the old grooves will no longer
bow themselves before the Jugger-
naut of bourbon Democracy
Thought makes men liberal, and
liberal, progressive men will no
ally themselves with party tina
has made no advancement for {
quarter of century. Malone il
only the avant coureur of hos
that is to follow, and it is THU
alarms the old hsrdshell leaders O
the dead past. 1t will take some
thing more than the silver-tongued
oratory of the eloquent Georgis
Senator to check the tide that is t,
sweep bourbon Democracy from tn
face of the earth.
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In witness whereof, I - -,
governor Of the State Of Ten nesaee.
have hereuut0 signed my name
Off ally and caused tle came to be
oountersigned by the SECRETARY Of
state, and the great seal Ct tie Sta e
to bs affixed.
Done It the execGt We department o.
the S ats In the CITY OF NashVi ie. this
first day of July, 1881.
Sec. 10. Be it further enacted, That
it shall be the duty of the funding
board Immediately upon the receipt Of
the original bond or bonds aud the
issuance Of the compromise bond or
bonds, to cancel said original bond or
bonds after being regist-red, the same
as hereinfore provided, by cot ing
out the name of the governor aud sec-
rotary of State, subscribed to each
bond. and to defsce the coupons by
punching holes ia the same. The
board shall submit their books Of reg
istration and cancellation to the gov
ernor every three months, or oftener,
who may examine aud compare The
same with the bonds issued under the
provisions OF this act, and shall certi.
~ the same to the comptroller, who